Salesianum School - Salesian Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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SEAN P. FOOHE Egaaomes. Penns fi: . 6 Q C211 . . 1 i u f I l ex' . Q ' ryb r . . most N 5 3 ing a . in 'spe 'E itor of t euiew . . . Salesian Sta . . . solid college prospect. QW swim PETER D. FURNESS How far TV has influenced our lives can be seen in our epithet for this lad . . . serious. quiet and studious . . . a fine example of what 3 student really is. DAVID G. GEISZLER St. Paul . . . good sport with a ready hand . . . Dude will long be heard through the halls of Salesianum . . . Dave is a well-mannered, all- around athlete . . . takes his school work seriously . . . the life of any party. F. GEORGE GIOFFRE Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . George . . . a real cut-up -of hair, that is . . . never a dull moment when George is in the crowd . . . ready with a joke, always a smile . . . seen around Liftwood . . . plans to go to the Uni- versity of Delaware. JOSEPH A. GIROSO St. Anthony . . . Joe . . . quite the man despite his di- minutive size . . . Italian ambassador of the class . . . staunch defender of the Hill . . . good with the questions . . . and answers, too . . . lots of school spirit. lag-fggifii. s N St. ary, a len . . Llackie o s Jackie G d no - tr ve , . . he pri e of Fai i nd ies. to . . stud s . . a d n able . . I the pe :git esent whe y u nee elping hand. JOSEPH E. GREEN St. Joseph's on the Brandy- wine . . . Joe . . . noted for big smile and heart . . . will always laugh at our jokes, good or bad . . . a good stu- dent for four years . . . came in from the hinterlands every day, sometimes by dog sled . . . great personality. ANTHONY J. GRUSZCZYNSKI St. Matthew . . . Numbers . . . the little man with the big voice . . . added great volume to the Glee Club . . . born salesman . . . but had difficult time convincing others that he was Uncle Milty's successor. MAS J. P. GUZI 'V Q, a ' N Cl ITL I a -' - us sopho 6 e of ar fro Bishop Camden, N. J . . hard worker . . . em loy d t e Review . . . te s a de- pended on om . . . i LAWRENCE L. HAHN St. Ann . . . Tucker . . . the lad with the big, generous smile . . . and disposition . . . Guard . . . many a harsh order was made bearable by his winning personality and Ipana smile . . . good student . . . has that rare combination of sincerity and zeal. -R 1' his at . tt, I .S t w 1 af S M. s few. s IWW f--,- .f D. H so , :im i i QQ Q. 51 AN DC ze, l i Q Q x F iw V v i' ' 'S fi 4'

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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

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