Salesianum School - Salesian Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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sis, FN X fs 'Clk x. 1 'Q Q-. Q Q, he my -. N1 'M Pl ' N .M lg. il l K., THEODORE C. KEMPSKI St. Elizabeth . . . Teddy . . . All-State QB , . . made Hon- orable Mention on TEEN'S national All-American . . . Mr. Hagan's dependable bas- keteer . . . throws winners from the port side for the diamond squad . . . serious student. 'X D EL IY r. a Mdale ..'xn ny .XJ , d St. y M dal s ae this I s h me . .clgdt hand 'tlifa bas t 1. . . display ualities thlmcredit his school . . . a favorite with the class. STANLEY A. KISIELEWSKI St, Hedwig . . . Stash . . . knows how to do many things well and with ease . . .-wins at basketball, dances and studies, even though drowsing . . . always alert to help the Sallies in many ways . . . dependable Student Council Representative. FRANCIS A. KLONOWSKI St. Paul . . . Like Gulliver the children could play hide- and-seek in his flowing locks . . . his class arrival time earned him the title. the late Francis . . . a happy-go- lucky type with enough friends to fill the school. EDWARD J. KOWALSKI St. John's of Newark . . . Ed . . . joined ranks in senior year, crossing the Delaware River for permanent residence in our State . . . a big boy with a generous heart . . . amateur chemist and Stamp collector. I RONALD W. LANDGRAFF St. Elizabeth . . . Ron . . . proves that good things do come in small packages . . . reporter for the Review . . helped with the Salesian . . . consistently first in scholastic ratings . . . definitely a col- lege prospect, VV If , . , , I . ALT: D F. L NKIEW1CZ t 35 g Al a Whiz. edwfig .4 ,1.. E stando t irfthevelffstanding .group rom Sf.ZWedwig's . . . fivillfgo out 'of bis way to help a 'friend . .fffmember iof the fabulous ,initramura live . can ghbke a piltibal do tricks . J. very popular. CHARLES A. LESTARDO St. Anthony . . . Charlie . . . sometimes called Haywire . . . big man, big smile, big sense of humor . . . and a big heart to match . . . lightened many a dark day . . . can one miss the sunshine? You bet we'll miss Haywire. fe J 5 R gl s-.TL 5 ,N I FR. JOSEPH RAGO, with Ross Vincent serving. gives Holy Communion to Bill Lynch.

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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

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ANTHONY F. LLORCA Holy Spirit . . . Tony . . . one of our husky football players . . . could always see the bright side of any situa- tion no matter how dark . . . good student . . . his smile spread good cheer . . . and will be misse leaf ftr-ua, BRIAN M. UCEY St. Ann . . . Broad shoulders . . . handsome . . . serious . . . all the ingredients for a special dish . . . Brian was a good student . . . a persistent plugger .who has already found the key to success. FRANCIS E. LYNCH Christ Our King . . . Frank . . . an important member of the school band . . . dance band . . . and the automatic fourth in any barber shop quartet . . . marches and plays for the National Guard . . . likes that Academy on the Hudson. WILLIAM D. LYNCH Christ Our King . . . Pancho . . . the important cog in the center of the formidable for- ward wall . . . practical joker . . . who can absorb as well as dish it out . . . winning personality . . . favorite mag- azine: The Queen's Work. WILLIAM C. MACKEY St. Thomas . . . Bill. . . avid sports fan . . . with prodi- gious memory for past sport- ing events . . . track star for three years . . . works hard at the books . . . will fur- ther sports interests and edu- cation. Chef' - sift -uf VINCENT J. MARINELLI St. Helena . . . Vinnie . . . a musician's musician . . . Father Spragg's Mr. Music . . . punched out an interest- ing entertainment column for the Review . . . his stellar performance made us see Harvey . . . Vinnie has great talent and uses it well. ANTHONY C. I ARTINO t H . Y f h u'e . . p er 1 - s his way .. . en dnes ay u'l in a ra io ' t e En in ers' . it i s pop ec s . new col iv. M Eg I n N' I o Fad t W ff b KENNETH M. MAZIK St. Elizabeth . . . Maverick . . . President of Tech organi- zation . . . varsity football in senior year . . . baritone entry on the gridiron quartet . . . popular at many schools . . . attends all dances-some- times as entertainer. QC os cvwww eggs, THE BAND PAUSES to watch the football game before striking up the next number.