Salesianum School - Salesian Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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LOUIS J. DIBIASE St. Anthony . . . a quiet and O serious student . . . quite a K ,:1.. X gentleman . . . still water certainly runs deep-his was a bottomless pool . . . such dependability will e missed. M tjiiyfw a JOSEPH A. DIROCCO Holy Redeemer . . . Rock on . . . serious-minded student S X miie' tel' ,,...., . . . no matter what he took -...A up. he was first and foremost ' ' a a gentleman . . . meticulous and modest are words best describing him. JOHN s. DONAHUE r- 4,3 St. Paul . . . Dipes . . . is 6' known to everyone in Wilm- Si: .15-af. ington . . . likes sports and girls . . . can be found at any ,. of the school activities. es- -ssii iw pecially the dances . . . Dona- K hue-Motano, always a great a combine. rl . 0 DANCES IN THE CAFETERIA were something new and enjoyable. With John Donahue and Len Quinn it was not something new though it was most enjoyable. MICHAEL E. DONAHUE Christ Our King . . . Marma- duke . . . one of the quiet seniors . . . but one of the funniest when among close friends . . . could make a wooden Indian laugh and probably has . . . good stu- dent . . . supported all sports activities. 'Vw- -: sz H. .. we x 491' X its i I , wa 'tu 0 S. as. f'.:' I' xi on '19 w t 5 A ,, . . Il wwa . like J S ll . 2- esent i 'f c ' '- s 7 i ' . . eweas lity . cou art rm school on his own. . , JOHN B, DORSEY C St. Paul's of Delaware City 3. . . . Mr. Delaware City . . . V a real commuter . . . sharp in QWVVY Trig . . . works in his father's I station part time . . . good sense of humor, always comes up with the right joke at the right time . . . well liked. Qi, JOHN lg . . JR. a ri' , e nett ap . 4 l- 51 I ,I vania's lg w ue nder .3 Q comes the uiet sputnik of a ow-- student . . so ' ople are ii- '- heads and w' e hearts . . . John i the s ulder to M lean upon. THE DORE J. DO E ' O ti . . . e . . L , m s i De- fi . pafti ent's Junior me ers . ' . .X'To.taa..gt-if-JZ, , Christi's CYO . , intr x mural per er . . . to join armed servi adua- tion.

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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

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ai , ig . s. 32: jf TY'- E m 1. -iw Quan.- eng-5 5 il F . - 5 I is We 'C W7 .fs 'fvswff' WILLIAM J. DUFFY fi 1 RO. GEORG St. Paul . . . Bill . . . a quiet and serious student, Bill is well liked by all . . . in previ- ous years aided basketball team in managerial role . . . high ambitions . . . sure to succeed in whatever he chooses. MlCHAEL E. DUNN St. Mary Magdalen . . . Mike . . . our recent import from Canada . . . proves those above the border are good neighbors . . . sets high standard in dress . . . great imitator . . . can be seen at Greenhill and dances. JAMES K. DURBOROW St. Mary Magdalen . . . Derbs . . . likes jazz music and cars . . . can always End a dance to attend . . . never misses any of the Sallies games . . . and never fails to bet against P.S. in any of our games . . . Salesian Staff. ROBERT F. DVORAK. JR. Immaculate Conception, Elk- ton . . . Bob made the daily jaunt from Elkton and was always on time . . . this Southern gentleman shows the quiet and serious side- most times . . . always has a kind word for the next fellow. JOHN J. ERTHAL Jack . . . six years at Sallies ltwo as a Gremlin! . . . spe- cialist of the Art Club . . . retired band member . . . Earth Angel was also on the swimming team . . . likes cars and sports and cars. FAIRWEATHER, S.S.J. St. Joseph, Clayton . . . Brother George . . . the quiet. dependable type . . . very serious about studies . . . a member of the Society of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart. more commonly known as the Josephiles . . . hopes l0 work in the Southern mis- sions. PETER T. FEENEY Christ Our King . . . Pistol Pete . . . true to his name. Pete enjoys tiring the pistol . . . at his best when inter- viewing celebs for the Review . . . holds down Feature Edi- tor's desk for the school rag, no mean feat in itself . . . conscientious and personable. that's our Pete. JAMES V. FIORELLI St. Elizabeth . . . Fi . . . our special delivery halfback on the varsity squad . . . a gen- tleman on and off the field . . . admired by all, even the girls . . . displays his fabu- lous dancing ability every week . . . excellent fellow to have around. F w H 1-A 5 TJ l fr iz FR. JOHN DOYLE explains the physical principles be- hind the workings of the lever ro the attentive members of Senior 3. 4!l 5?,.1!'g-A 7-I VLQP 8