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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JOSE ROCAMORA and DENNY REARDON find that Miss Mary Stahl can even make a Late Slip enjoyable. THOMAS F. HALL ,, I St. Elizabeth . . . Tommy C' fx . . . Three-Letter man . . . We All-State End for the Mon- teromen . . . active Student N Council representative . . . high scorer in sports and in the social world . . . worked and played for Sallies . . . college-bound. RICHARD P. HANLEY , :il Christ Our King . . . Likes f - all sports, especially basket- ball . . . member of the Yard Five . . . easy-going and easy V' to get along with . . . rarely misses a game or dance . . . added much to our four memorable years. 1 Y , 1 H. FREDERICK HARMON Fred . . . his cartoons help to brighten the pages of the Review . . . achieved much in Junior Achievement . . . Villanova Press Conference high on Fred's list . . . met reporters there with whom he still corresponds. T V , THOMAS A. HETHERTON St. Ann . . . Toddy . . . always smiling . . . never fails to come up with a humorous remark . . . a lad who knows the score - he kept it at the football games by remote control . . . pleas- ant personality never fails to attract attention . . . of the girls. ROBERT ES Immac late t o ry . . . ca t in his junio year m rc mere . . . www Je wel . . . loves to ti wi ... . will bend ur ear or hours in talking about them . . . enjoys dancing. JOHN J. HURLEY St, Helena . . . John . . . one of our staunchest sports fans . . . can be seen at every sports event rooting the Sal- lies home . . . ready to pitch in when help is needed . . . Coach of the Year . . . always re-living his finest hour. GEORGE C. JONES St. Elizabeth . . . famous for his four cars . . . drives all of them. though not at the same time . . . his Engineers' project, a computer, was slightly re-Pressed . . . never missed social activities . . . George will be missed. PAUL D. KANE Corpus Christi . . . one of Jean Shepherd's Night Peo- ple . . . dramatic ability put him in the running for an Oscar . . . with or without preparation can talk on any topic . . . gatherer of auto- graphs . . . some day might be giving them. S 'O-J ,, x 'lt Q i for Q, -- l tt Q. 311- .Q ' 'V' AQ?-l