Seton Hall Preparatory High School - Tower Yearbook (West Orange, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

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J 191 THE SEN OR CLASS PROUDLY PRESENTS YAIBNX X If SA J Q .- ff' Seton Hall Preparatory School 3 5 S ,mi THE TO ER 1955 .' ' ff .' ' 'R , . South Omn 5 ww + W 8 19 'sl P fonmrlb .1 S919 'iw 119 - 0 N ,i5?Er. . c. . K m A- ,, ' S- ? EM. N-E ,7 ,- 1 ,B 7 Qu-no lf '. -. E-,g--fx - --4 jg W mviggf' ml, REVEREND FRANCIS .I FINN AB MR VINCENT A McINTEE AB AM 1 ff XJXWAQ 5 gp DEDICA TED T0 REVEREND FRANCIS .l FINN Splrltual Director of D1v1n1ty School students ln recognl tlon of hls fifteen years of SCIVICC to Seton Hall Preparatory School met cheerful frlendly Father Fmn has earned the respect and love of all for many accompllshments Before he was named splrltual director he led Prep athletes through vlctory and defeat as head of the Athletlc Department Hls calm patient encouraglng method of teach mg has made the study of Latln much less dlffi cult. Hls wlse and holy counsel makes those under hls care drllgent and strong. T0 MR VINCENT A MCINTEE Head of the Enghsh Department ln appreclatlon of hls twelve years of moderatorshrp of The Tower Humorous kmd helpful Mr Mclntee has endeared hrmself to hundreds of Prep students because of h1s ablllty to teach such a vltal sub ject A pun an aslde or a witty remark has kept lrterature ahve made grammar clear and meanmgful Along wlth hls teachmg dutres Mr Mclntee found tlme to advlse and asslst Tower staffs year after year. Only those who have assem bled the materials for these publlcatlons can appreclate the greatness of h1s contrlbutron. o The Class o 1955 proudly dedwates thus book to Father F mn and Mr. M cl ntee whose lwes, example and trammg will remznd us of our cwzc and spzntual responszlnlztzes or the rest o our days ' :fl af! W ., V i ,qi it , ' L ' 7 ' , V! ' 3 f t X3 f 7 . 1 . o 9 I 09 U ' Ax . XIX r H ,V I f .f , I nf' I t ,W f 9 9 . . . , . . , 9 ' 9 7 9 9 ' Q 9 9 7 s ' 9 7 9 7 . , . . , u 9 9 ' 'All the World I v Father Finn 31'I1OIlg is a stagcv Q-4 N A io, . 3' ' 3 ' . 1 . sl xr - A I Y 19' , ,M 5. church students is , N A Fl N at 1 1 tx M ll Y HK has bi5fK I i 3 at L1 'll 7 gg -J-.gif ' , U fi- Litcraturc and Life E 15101 mg .. .gg L I THE CHILD MUST BE seen whole and entire He must be seen as a citizen of two worlds He belongs to this world surely but his first and highest allegiance IS to the Kingdom of flod From his earliest years he must be taught that his chief significance comes from the fact that he lS created by God and IS destined for a life with God in eternlty Catholic education w1ll cause the student to dlscover a higher life than this daily one and a brighter world than that he sees Secondly it will give him a continuing purpose in life for it will teach hlm that be was made to know love and serve God in this world as the condition for merltlng eternal happiness Thlrdly it will induce ln him a deep sense of responsibility for those rights and obligations he possesses by reason of his citizenship 1n Heaven as well as on Earth Finally rellglous training will challenge him to sanctify whatever walk of life he chooses and to seek and accept the will of Cod ln whatever way lt may be manifested The aim of Seton Hall Preparatory School is to impart a good Catholic education to young men in the critical years of their lives t train the moral intellectual and physical being The eternal destiny of the boy and his future participation as a worthy citizen of the nation are the essence of h1s education The mere imparting of knowledge IS looked upon as but a small part of the work of Lhrlstxan education The training of the heart and the formation of character under the guiding lnfluence of Christian principles the fostering of the Splrlt of true Americanlsm the development of the intellectual faculties the encouragement and guidance of laudable ambition the acquisition of habits of logl-cal thought correct methods of study self-discipline and refinements the reallzatlon in a word of the highest ideals of excellence ln the cultured Christian gentlemen - these are the ends that Seton Hall keeps steadily in vlew in the arduous and sacred office of educating youth The responsibilltles which we have hereby assumed are both grave and continuing They deserve conscientious consideration Catholic education imparts that spiritual direction which prepares us to fulfill our future moral responslbllties to God and to our fellow men Thus as a principle of integration religion will help the child to develop a sense of God a sense of direction a sense of responszbifity and a sense of mission ln this life The Child: Citizen of TWO Worlds MARCH SE T ONIA In the purple halls Ageless shadows all 0 er the emerald valleys Setoma ralse thy towered halls Out of storm and lame To tradttlon true You have come Ln glory Setonza under the White and Blue Pledge of loyalty To F ldellty Shoulder to shoulder Men o Setanta She shall ever be De eat or vzctory Stand ln unzty Shoulder to shoulder Men of Setanta Loyal Faithful Alma She shall ezer be Mater , f li I f S f S ' Loyal. 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' 1- ' 1' iz: -. ai 'ir Jie ssigsggie 5 f -fvzfQpf+' HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND Page Fourteen THOMAS ALOYSIUS BOLAND S TD AfChb1ShOP of Newark THE POSITION OF SETON HALL ln the field of Catholic educatlon IS one of lncreas mg lmportance Thls can he attrlbuted to the zeal and guldance of Hls excellency Thomas Aloyslus Boland Archblshop of Newark and Presldent of the Board of Trustees of Seton Hall UDIVCISIIY May Seton Hall enjoy his gllldlllg gemus for many years to come T N 1 T , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 . . . . . . . . THE MOST REVEREND IUSTIN JOSEPH MCCARTHY DD Auxihary B1ShOP of Newark WE CONGRATULATE BISHOP MCCARTHY on hls elevatlon to the office of AI.lX11l3l'y Bishop of Newark He has spent most of hls priestly llfe as a professor and Splrltnal Dlrector at Immaculate Conceptlon Semmary Two years ago he was appointed pastor of Our Lady Of Sorrows m South Orange That has abllltles are recognlzed IS evldent from the fact that he was ralsed to the hugh office of Auxlllary Bishop Ad multos unnos Page F sheen , . . . - . Page Sixteen W..3if ? 2 fimk RIGHT REVEREND IOHN L MCNULTY A B A M Ph D Pres1dent of Seton Hall UHIVCISIEY UNDER MONSIGNOR MCNULTY s able leadershlp Seton Hall has become one of the outstandmg educatloual lnstltutlons ln the country We have wltnessed thls tremendous growth 1n our four years at Seton Hall Preparatory School. For these achlevements Seton Hall IS mdebted to the admlmstratlve geruus of MOHSlgHOI McNulty. , ,M W , 5 23 T ff f ii? if. 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J zfxdkxyypx lyig mums alkyl Annan-ua., REVEREND WILLIAM I DALY, AB, AM ASSISEHHI Headmaster SETON HALL PREP IS FORTUNATF to have Father Daly as xts Assistant Headmaster His prlmary Job IS to guide the students through the school and to prepare them for college work Thls he has done emmently well He also keeps the records, heads the drives, and stlll finds tlme to teach RCllgl0H to the semors An aVld sports enthuslast, Father has succeeded m blendmg work and recreatlon ln perfect proportion. Page Nmeteen A l I Afjhjv st p 1 'f' ., KJ' tt A R v . gy at t .A gy p 14 MISS MARGARILI' CAIN MISS JOAN GIACONA Sevretanes WWF5 MR ARTHUR KLIMOWICZ Lzbrarlan MISS ELF ANOR SUMMER Secretary PgT 3 MISS EDNA MATTHEWS Regzstrar CAFETERIA STAFF QQ, 054 xxx 4? 'i 1' PW GFORGE E CLALSING AB AVI RH FRANCIS D1 CIORIIO X B RF' THOMAS C FAHY A B RH ROBFRT FENNFLL A B Religion Mathematzrs Relzglon Rellglon Latm Creek RCIIHIUVI M FK- Q53- Rx. sur' 5 Rrv FRANCISJ FINN AB RPN Uwrw W GARRICAN AB bTL Ru WIIIIAM KFILER AB STL RH CI-ORGFL SENDERAK AB RGIIZIOH Latm Relzgzon History Chemistry History Rell!-UDV' '1- wutuvt. Q14 RH AIFRFDJ TOBFY AB RH JOSFPHP TLITF AB ANI PHD 'Vlathematzrs Biology Rgllgwn Lqgm Rn JOSHHJ Youmx AB Religion Hzologw Rn Mn ANDRFWVG MITZAK Relzgzon ln. ln ...ff DR. GUILIO AINIBROSIO, PHD, MR. SALVATORE N. CAPRIO, A.B., B.S. MR. RALPH J. CICCONE, A.B., A.M. MR. PATRICK A. DI STANLO, A.B. Spanish Physical Education Mathematics Head of the Mathematics Department CX 'NF' . 'sv' A we MR ALBERT M EWING AB ANI TIMOTHY A GERNE A B MR EDWARD D GUNNINC AB 'VIR RONALD F HAAS BS Head of the Classical Science Speech History English Languages Department IQ Q 'kg 4-qu gnu-Q N MR ARTHUR D KLIMOWICZ A B MR WILLIAM J MCCAEE A B A M MR JOHN A MCINERNEY A B MR VINCENT A MCINTEE A B A M Librarian Head gf the Modem Englis Head of the English Department Languages Department 9? ,W is 5 mm ,..4,-A459999 IQ' Ms ff A-r 3 if ji 1242 MR BIICHAEL J NITTOLI B S A M MR THOMAS J NOLAN ,B S AM Head of the History Department English C -,K I 11, ' ., i I X X K If . . , . ., .A . MR. . ' , . . . ' , , , l I . . , , , , I . X., 4' X ' ' . ' V ' 5 j g. .J I I i I E' A. aff... A A . . ,... I. ,..,... . ,... . ,..,.. . 22 . i Z ', V9 ,,,. f I 5 .2 Q' A A P ' I 5 ' 4 , , K g .ff ' I . - 2- .5 - W i A . ,' ' Gi' QT , M.-M-M--- 2 - 3345 53113 - A 1'5' 3 , 5-3-efuffl 23' fL5ftf,9' ' Y f sf f ,2i?:f wiifwz , QFF QQ: .. 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Wursn P Szxunsnu B S A 'VI VIR JOHN T THEBOUX B S A M Chemistry Head of the Science Dept Q my 3 Q.,-Y M JAMES X WARREN Mn Josspn L Youve BS h H t r ANTHONY J Vsnnnccl B S lx Physzcal Education Mechamcal Drawmg Englls IS o y d T cstarncnt d t, an least ill an We, the members of the Class of 1955, being of sound mind and ju gmen considering the approaching end of our high school life, do therefore make and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. 0 To l1'atherTuohy 1 an autornatic periect student maker. 0 To Father Daly 1 a year's subscription to Holiday Saturday Evening Post, and The Ladies Home Journa 0 To Father Keller 1 a student without an alihi. 0 To Father C-lausingz a director's chair. 0 Tofather Senderak: an autographed picture oi larnes Cagney. o To Mr. Noianz a therne for the '56 Tower. o To Mr. Nlclntee: two students hy the narnes oi Maurice E ludith Anderson. o To Mr. 'lfher oux: a notehools ior These dataf' 0 To Mr. NlcCahe: an overdose oi laughing gas. o To Mr. Nittoli: a lihr ary to house the archiyesf' 0 To Nlr. Szltlarslti: a set oi personalized thistle tuhes. 0 To Mr. DiStanlo z a year's supply ot tuna fish sandwiches. o To Mr. Gerne: a literary agent to take care oi the short story cluh. o To Mr. Young: a hrealtlast cereal that gives you that extra liitf' o To Nlrlilirnowiczz a sound proot reading roorn. 0 To Mr. Ciccone: a one-w ay ticket into the unknown To the Yreiects: new hroorns ior the K. Yf s. he Student Body 1 lounging chairs lor deslsst, ash trays with each vators to go irorn floor to door, hali-hour periods., hetw een classes. ncerest gratitude for iour an o To Seton Hall Yreparato mentor ahle years. o this we do hereby affix our seal with the hope that our be as happy as the days we are naw leaving, and with the best wishes fo of success and usefulness to all those herein mentioned. THE SENIOR CLASS o To t chair, ele d ten minute hrealts ry Schovlz our si future days will r a life SE IORS ',m19'lNU A-f ' .,4,,.......... . ,W- , vw fp., Q44 1 ','n fe 4. , VIC' A SENSE 0F DlRECTION o The child whose eyes hare been opened to the vision of God must be encouraged to walk bg the steady light of that vision. He must be brought to see God's commandments and precepts as the towering beacons which gire an unerring direction to his steps. We have looked to Seton Hall for the training which is the sure direction towards eternal happiness: the purpose for which we were created. FOUR YEARS: lT,S BEEN A LONG TIME. It's really flown by though, not much is forgotten, and most of us still remember whenf' That first day at the Hall in 1951 surely will never be forgotten. Then the retreat, a Seton Hall annual event. Next came our schedules: Latin and Algebra were favorites, Everybody but everybody went out for football. Pity there wasn't room on the squad for all three hundred of us. Quickly initiated into the social life, we found in the Harvest Hopi' something new. We were quite a utwo left-footed group. Soon after came our first drive, the Card Party. We like to think that we helped to make it a tremendous success. Christmas vacation, quite long, built us up for the annual letdown: Exams. We often debated whether these ordeals were calculated to get rid of us, but, in any case, most of us made it. Sportsminded were we, even more than before, as the basketball team won the Essex County Tournament for the second straight time, and then went on to win the Eastern States Cham- pionship at Glens Falls, New York. At the same time, the Minstrel brought out the talent in our modest group and it was a very successful show. Spring came, baseball, and final exams. Vacation at last! Sophomore year, thought it would never come. No more were we lowly freshmen. Teach- ers didn't seem impressed, however. Biology was interesting, Julius Caesar - never could find words to describe it. Through the Varsity Hopi' we sophs paid tribute to the football team. Again a successful Card Party. But the swimming team finally lost after a tremendous unbroken string of victories. And in February, Father Duffy left to become pastor of St. Luke's parish, Hohokus. Father Tuohy succeeded Father Duffy as Head- A DFI' Xa? A . HEADMASTER AND CLASS OFFICERS master, and Father Daly took over the post Father Tuohy held as Assistant Headmaster. A senior trip to Washington, D.C. was inaugurated. Can't wait till we can go, was our cry. The Variety Show in March again met with much acclaim. The Senior Farewell Dance provided food for thought: only two more years. We're juniors! We're in the homestretch. As we looked around we noticed many faces missing from the ranks, but we set our jaws and fought. First round went to chemistry, second round to geometry, before we settled down for the long battle. A new idea, a magazine subscription drive, gave us something more to work on. This was the football team's year as the squad com- piled a 6-2-1 record and narrowly missed the State Championship. Then it was Christmas again, and Exams - AGAIN! Basketball and track teams gained acclaim as not a few upsets were scored. A highlight of the year was again the Variety Show, well directed, well performed, and well attended. We heard this year of the Senior Prom. A few of us went, the majority bided our time. Politics entered our life as the Student Council elections took place. Elected Bresident was .lim Anderson, and J oe Platz, Joe ayer, ,lim O'Brien, and Ralph Franciosi were chosen to fill the other offices. With the coming of the year, we began to look hopefully in the direction of the 'Senior Lounge. Well, this is it! The last of four scholastic hurdles. The Class of '55 was coming into its own..The Retreat this year seemed to hold out attention more than in the previous years. Maybe it was because we knew it was our last pre-school gathering. We soon found out why senior year was reputed to be rough. Physics, trig, and history were three good reasons. Finally, we accustomed ourselves he the hard work which, incidentally, seemed to get harder as the year progressed. Success again for the magazine drive. And the football team, bucking a rough schedule, came out well. Christmas vacation provided a welcome and deserved rest from the grind, but when it was over we were greeted by two sets of Exams, College Boards and Mid-term. The Sec- ond Half came. The basketball team went on to great things, and the Show was a huge success in March. The long-looked-forward-to event, our Senior Prom, was held and, as we had hoped, it was a never-to-be-forgotten evening. Events happened much more quickly after this affair, the yearbook, the senior retreat, and, the big day, graduation. Now we look out upon the world through rose-colored glasses, yet we feel that sense of security which four years of preparation at Seton Hall has instilled in us, and which we believe will see us through the rest of our lives. ffzfri J AMES F. ANDERSON ifJimI9, o ,I im is a dejected one legged football player who made good as a pitcher. .l im always has been in the midst of school activities, whether social or athletic. His friendly personality and a ready smile have certainly made him the most popular member of the Senior Class. When J im receives his diploma the Hall loses a gen- tleman, a fine sportsman and a good Class President. Knights of Setonia, Tower Staff, S cial Activities Committee 4' Council 2, 4, Radio Club Club 1, Pirate Staff, 4, JV Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural wif, 109 JAMES M. 0,BRlEN KGB!! 0 OB is one of the most out- standing members of the senior. class and he has shown himself to be a friend of all. He is Secre- tary of the Student Council, a good athlete who excels in bas- ketball and baseball, and his favorite pastime seems to be chasing pretty girls. Knights of Setonia, Athletic Associa- tion 3, Social Activities Committee 4, Tower Staff, Biology Club 2, Book Club 1, Class Omcer 1, 2, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4. , 0' VRQMV of qw il: off , Nw f 1 rv lx I r x JOSEPH F. PLATZ CCJoe99 0 .loe's participation in sports and extra-curricular activities has made him one of the best known figures around the cam- pus, his election as Vice-Presi- dent of the Senior Class is proof of this. Joe is a top student, a top runner, and he is also tops in the social world. Knights of Setonia, Tower StaH, Class Ofiicer 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Aviation Club 1, 2, Biology Club 2, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Riding 5, Rifle Club 4, JV Cross Coun- V Tr 1, Varsity Cross Coun- 3, arsity Track 2, 3, 4, S orts.' r J , , RALPH A. FRANCIOSI UL Ralph ' 0 His sparkling smile and strong character make him a standout among his classmates. Ralph loves the challenge of the diffi- .Q JOSEPH E. BAYER . Nails o The 6'daddy of the South Orange crew who spends his time in his Willys. A friend to all-with a smile for all-that's Joe. A hard-'hitting guard in football, a great man in the Min- strel, there's no end to his feats. With all his good qualities he is sure to meet with success. Knights of Setonia, Latin Club, Ath- letic Association, Class Oflicer 2-4, JV Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4. l 4 LQ, wt T, CLASS ,,,.2sZ,MLoFE ,CERS ?3lifFjfflsh W, LC W Q f u N f. li -T 2 s s ,'?HVYLf g cult and he always manages to corne out on top. In athletics he is one of best baseball players on the team. He is ready at all times to lend a helping hand. Knights of Setonia, Latin Club l, 2, Biology Club 4, Pre-Engineering Club 3, Glee Club 1, Class Officer 4, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports. ff 1954-55 Y NICHOLAS R ADDESA Ntck eur He has a quzet, re ned sense o humor Knights of Setonxa Mathe mattcs Club 4 Avxatlon Club 3 Blology Club 2 Glee Club I STANLEY R Amsxo Stas ellow cannot be beaten at any game Knights of Setoma Radio Club 3 4 Frmch Club 3 4 Chemxstry Cll 3 Biology Club2 Viral! Basl:etball2 mtramur Sports C TOGETHER WE PRAY CONFESSION LINE N eff A N KEVIN P ASH!-I ev Kev can always be ound takzng pzctures He ts a pzous ellow and mtends to be a przest Km hts of Setonla Tower S Stah Chemistry Club 4 Plrate Stamp Club Photog raphy Club ALGIMANTAS BALCIUNAS Algae' The pool shark o the Prep Algae has made good use of the Gym durmg the past years Kmghts of Setoma Chem lstry Club 3 4 Chess Club 2 Glee Club 1 Stamp Club I Intramural Sports 4 X X S fx 7 OAC I I X C . x Page Twenty etght Q I7 K s X Q X K x fx ' Rf N HV H L, 1 J' x 'I 'N X xl . y L AJR 5 M u J X S 'S' FRANCIS A BAIEB Bunny' low and good athlete tn every sense o the word He IS a very smart el low and very popular on the campus Knights of Setonla Social Actxvltxes Commxttee 4 Booster Club 4 Athletic As soclatlon 3 Student Councll 2 Glee Club 1 Varsity Football 3 4 Varsity Basket ball 3 4 Varsny Baseball 2 3 4 .IV Football 2 JV Bas ketball 2 Intramural Sports JAMES J BANNoN lm- What s happenzng9 ts .hm s avonte saymg He s a smart dresser and very well groomed at all ttmes Radlo Club 4 Huntmg and Flshmg Club 3 Intramural Sports fs ! 1 , 'Q I 'EA we P5 ' r I 'V ' A A Y I A we A A r ye A 5' ltes IE - I cs ' .sv u In HK ln u ' , Iyick isageney-ous chquf. ?Stas, a sports-minded Bunny is a swell fel. fi f - - ' ' f f - .n I i . . . 4 - ' - . - f - . I is 3 . 9 l ' ' 3 , 5 5 . 5 s ' 4 . . 5 A 5 - . . , i . I ' 1 - ' ' . .. 3 . ' ,A7 H' TT! ' , . . X P 1 1 , c x ' 3 ,N r 1 l . ' 3 .9 r 2 Y , 3 l I - , 3 , J 3 3 I ' Q . 5 l A C A 5 A A A fi . . C.-N vi' sc 9 MJ' n CS S ' 9 ' If ,S f ' 5 f ' . ', . 9 9 l . I 3 - A . I , 3 i I : 3 : 5 4 . . ,I J? Q JAMES I. Barron Cljimii ,lim is a quiet but hu- morous fellow who likes baseball as well as Roll- er Skating. Radio Club 43 Class Officer 43 Hunting and Fishing Club 33 Biology Club 2g Intra- mural Sports. ,way nLarryn Larr ' s at in the swi ' ' o he is at the ther t of pool next door. He should make a good doctor. Knights of Setoniag Chem- istry Club 3, 43 Stamp Club lg Class OHicer3 Intramural Sports. Jost-:PH J. BAUMANN .loe can always be found in a cloud of smoke. He is a bright student who hopes to attain a career in engineering. Tower Staff 3 German Club 2. 33 Aviation Club 1, 2, 33 Class Officer 23 Pre-Engineering Club 1, 23 Intramural Sports. , . . ' lv N- A JOHN R. BQRTHOLET- V T ulatkn 1ack, 'Well yes, is as - X , good on skates as he is on the basketball court. He hopes to be a busi- ness man. Class Oilicer 2, 33 Aviation Club I, 2, 33 Engineering Club 13 Intramural Sports. i 2 A il X' PAUL J. Bananas Paul Paul is the silent type who likes baseball but would rather watch than play. Paul will make a good electrician. Pre-Engineering C I u b 4g Hunting and Fishing Club 33 Biology Club 2,3 Radio Club 13 Intramural Sports. HsNav G. B1-:a'raANn Hank The man from down yonder in New Orleans. Hank is a very brilliant fellow and always has all the right answers for every teacher. Knights of Setonia3 Chem- istry Club 33 Biology Club 4. K5 wi-My-rfb GL PHILLIP Blzaxsaus uphill! Phil swims like a fish, dances like Astaire, and drives like C ap t a in Video. Knights of Setonia3 Spanish Club 43 Radio Club 33 French Club 23 Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports. --Biw ,I ,nm Mi? d an always to I , cklewood. ' o lay ball ar ol. Chemistry Cl 3 Aviation Club I, 33 Biology Club 23 Intramural Sports. if Page Twenty-nine JL..-1. fic ft W O' Lf U WK! V30 I 5 47 G vivo sax A0 0? 4 ff' 'QOAx,yQ! G e A X L30 Vbfigyj 3 Q 4 14 ff U X f RICHARD E. BLAHur Rich Literary contest winner and a bright student, he enjoys popular music. Mathematics Club 43 Pre- Engineering Club 33 German Club 23 Minstrel 1, 2. 1 HWJ M WV WALTER P Bunn Walt You can always hear Walt saying How about that He always enjoys a nice hot dish of Irish stew a ter he nzshes his Radio Club 3 4 Book Club 2 Glee Club 1 Literary Club 1 Intramural Sports 'df DAVID B. BLAKE Dm Dave is one of the Hall' quiet men He like la ball with his X Junior ony is one of our intel- lectual students who en- . S ' Py ' '11 mates-both on and of the field. Class Odicer 23 Radio Club 4g Hunting and Fishing Club 3- Glee Club 1- JV Football 2 Intramural Sports GAsau:r.P CAPBIO Gabe Gabe is a studious el low who likes model ratlroadmg He hopes to go to the priesthood Knights of Setonla Radio Club 4 Pre Englneerlng Club 3 Aviation Club 1 Intramural Sports oys listening to classlbal music. He loves t , con- fuse teachers. Music Club 43 Hunt' and Fishin Club 3' O e yu .1- lub 23-Illatin ub2? ea M K MJ 4- Q ,, 'W A 'A fi ' t JOHN D. Bunn 551089, A great sports enthusi- ast, he intends to center his life around sports as an announcer. Knights of Setoniag Radio Club 43 Class Odicer 23 Ath- letic Association 33 Latin Club 1- Glee Club lg JV Basketball 2 Intramural Sports MW fig? aucs: T Biticfm Bin is s m es called e V tmo o t e cause he likes da He anticl pates a m dlcal career Press Club 3 4 Avlatlon Club 1 2 Intramural Sports Page Thirty T Bob can always with a smile on and a friendly his lips Both quali will help him to e a ne priest Knights of Setoma Student Council 4 Class Ollicer 4 Biology Club 4 French Club 3 Stamp Club 3 Intramural Sports f ' 1 1 L' J V I H I . ' 1 ' I, - f B b jrl' 1 46 9, . . . f D ' I . 4, ' . sc - -n . v Q 0 .as , ' , f - ' '9' ' I. I - i l . S a . a . I . ' f l I f fi ' ' - . ll . . . fl . ' . . day, . . 3 . .. - . 3 9 3 . X-. -a3t, - A J J X 'Z' Club 4 2 4 Avlatlon Latin Club 2 DANIELR Cmnx Dan Dan, Its abulous, a quzet smcere ellow who has been an actwe member 0 the Pzrate durmg has years at the Prep Pirate Staff 2 3 4 Press C l u b 3 Pre Engmeenng Club 4 Intramural Sports lm on the an quzte a I-S own rzght has a smlle con using joke Knights of Setonla Avlatlon Club 1 2 3 Varslty Foot ball 2 3 4 Varsxty Track 3 4 JV Football 1 as fifii' FuNc1sJ Comxsxl-:Y Fnsco Frisco, rzendly ways and cheer ul dzsposztwn have made hum very opular among hrs fel ow students Tower Staf Radlo Club 3 Huntmg and Fishing C1611 3 l Bob Bo IS a qulet but rlenclly ell who en joys readz 1 makmg m o d el airplanes He hopes to be aeronauncal englneer Kmghts of Setoma Soclal Actlvltles C ommlttee 4 Tower Staff Pre Engmeermg Club 1 2 3 4 Latln Club 1 Glee Club 1 Avlatlon Clubl 2 Intramural Sports ,fd l fp J CHEPOLIS L AHGHTRD M C1cNAnsLLA Clssy Czggy I8 a small but stylish songster Hts red hazr and bzg smzle make hzm an amzable fellow Tower Staff Italian Club 4 Huntmg and Flshlllg Club 3 Rlfle Club 3 Clee Club 1 OFF TO EHRICA S 3 CAR POOL Page Thirty-one fig i 'P f lf KVM KVM K W i f '4 ek S , an it . ff if we vt Q ' 'ggi S gig: www - 2 119' Q. 'wi Ek H4 af 47 .ll Q 1' 't .v 1 4 L' 'F S Q ,gf faif 4 T, X f aL4'w.W fx sg. at J, A 5 Y . la mi w M Luv f?flql4,'l fw x 11 KB' 5 wxm , if Q t ,, M Q, W QW if YI 4 f at M , x .1 ,,..,-.-no S.4N'ro A. COSTANZO FRANCIS J. Cosrl-:Naam-:a LEONARD G. Cauocuo Sana Sano, one of the smaller members of the class, likes to play sports with his classmates. He is very well liked by all Knights of Setoma Itahan Club 4 Mlsslon Club 3 Intramural Sports ucosn Cos is a very funny fellow who always has a humorous remark. He could always be found sporting his car around the campus Tower Staff Plrak Stall' 3 4 Press Club 3 Pre Engineer mg Club 3 Avlatlon Club 1 SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEASON nllennyn Lenny is quiet, studious, loyal, considerate, and would give his right arm to his friends if asked or it I beg to di er ' you ll hear him say Pirate Staff 1 2 3 4 Chess Club 4 French Club 3 4 Mnsslon Club 3 Opera Club 2 3 4 Mus1cClub1 2 Biol ogy Club 2 FRANCIS CUPKA Cupcakes Frank can really beat out those tunes with his musical spoons He will always be remembered or his part in our an nual minstrels Band 1 2 3 4 Italian Club 3 4 Blology Club 2 D1sc1 plme Stall 2 Glee Club 1 Intramural Sports Page Thirty two AT THE MOUNT . i.. '. Puma T. CUNNINGHAM Phil Phil can be found at all the social events of the school. Though by na- ture he is quiet, he should make a good lawyer Socxal Actxvmes Commmee 4 Clrculauon Manager Tow er Stall' Hunung and Fish mg Club 3 4 German Club 3 Glee Club 1 gif ff' ...ffflf ,Mb RICHARD DAN:-:K Rich Richs sense o humor truly has made him the Herb Shriner o Seton Hall He is an expert on aeronautical statistics Pre Engmeermg Club 4 Avx anon Club 2 3 German Club 2 Intramural Sports f M' Xsw. . f . 5 . 1 n s 9 ' 3 - . . . ' ' - . - . . . . . . - 0 ' ' 9 U 9 9 9 9 9 9 . ' 3 ' ' 5 9 5 3 9 ' . ' . . . . . - . . s ' n 9 ' l . . . . I 9 9 9 9 9 ' 9 9 . 3 . 17 ff I 4, X , -. ' Q J 1 ' 1 as I an 1 . . . 45 ' 9' L . . f ff . . . ' 9 I kwa I ' . c . . . . . 9 9 9 I . ' ss I . . . .I - . . . .- f s 9 9 9 . . 9 9 9 9 . 3 . ,-V , ' H - . A K . I je f' S ,ps fx 5 sf., f I .1 .sf . . ,i fl., ....- , iii? x- QI' .4 + 4 fr rf , . A K i Y 'Y . J? pry, he in 'nfl f 1 sl It, We . ' Q V fx. 1 k P X 1 ,Q Q s it or .lol-IN P DI: ANcI-:Lo WILLIAM E. DI-:LANI-:Y ANG:-:Lo Ds PIINZIO 'Dee 'Dee' is a very active participant in intra- mural sports His e orts combined with those o .lohn Vanna could be seen at all the Prep dances SocIal CIIVIIICS Committee Staff Blology Club letlc Assocxatlon 3 a 132 I ryural Sports I 1 ff GEORGE P DI Nsano Scooch A real car stylist ladies man, and a lover o a good time Everybodys riend a sure success Georges avorite sportis football Pre Engmeermg Club 4 Tower Staff Itallan Club 3 Glee Club 1 Varslty Foot ball 2 far' nf in-V Wild Bill' Bill is very active in sports and loves a good game of golf He can always be heard saying, Give me those wide open spaces Knlghts of Setoma Press Club 3 Llbrary Staf 3 Radlo Club 4 Intramural Sports GEOR Lmgx Geor Geor favorite diver to puzzle Mr Di Stan th his mathe m a t genius H e a success Knights nIa nology 2 Pre Engr Club 4 Chemlstry Cl Glee Club 1 if I wi Dee is anticipating a career in the priesthood A good sportsman, he enjoys listening to pop ular music also Kmgbts of Setoma Class Officer 4 Mlsslon Club 1 3 Intramural Sports is W E101-IN Down 'QAM Duke Duke is tremendous both on the football eld and with girls He is a smart fellow and hopes to become an en gmeer Kmghts of Setoma Soclal ACIIVIIICS Commlttee 4 Pre Engmeermg Club 4 Hunt Ing and Flihlllg Club 3 Varsrty Football 2 3 4 JV Football 1 .IV Basketball 1 Intramural Sports ' Q FRANCIS DI-: Roclum Frank Frank is the 'Steve Roper o Seton Hall He is noted or his cam era work both on the Pirate and the Tower Franks avorite diver sions are model building and bowling Tower Stal! Plrate Staff Avranon C b 1 2 3 Cer man Psrmcx F DowLINc Pat is both athletically and academically in clined His anticipated career is to be a college president Knights of Setoma Bxology Club 2 Book Club 1 2 Atllletlc Assoclalron I 2 3 Mlssxon Club 1 Glee Club 1 Varslty Football 3 4 Varslty Track 3 4 JV Foot ball 1 2 Intramural Sports Page Thirty-three xx X I M .A f 1. n 1 'D f U 4 g cc 6 . f . . 17 . f - f .. ' - ' .99 . - . . u . ..g . D ' f ' ' '. Z , 3.113 ,b ,. ub. , , , - I 'I rf y .491 , 1, if ' . P 0 JF , .9 gf .'. p Q I f F ' li .lofi fill ' N ' u '- WW P , L if 9, ' X NPR! as is , . ,sc . X .Z - 6 . . . . . - . . . - . fa safari? l . . '- - '- ' fu 1 4. . . I ' . . Q - . .i . I 9 9 3 ,uqrur , n I ,jf- A X , 3 v , ,.- ' ' --- , , X . -,up t eaa rf f mia Roasarl DUcA Duke Duke can be ound burmng the mzdmght ozl wzth hrs books Hts avortte dwerstons are dancmg, mustc and put terlng around wtth cars He ts planntng to be a Mechanscal or Electncal engtneer Soclal Actxvltxes Committee 4 Tower Stal! Class Ollicer 3 M1nstrel3 Pnl:-Zngmeer Ing Club 3 ltallan Club 2 , A J GI-:a.u.nP EGAN Jerry' erry ss a cheerful guy around the campus and always has a hello or everyone Knights of Setoma Stamp Club 3 Radlo Club 2 Musxc Club I Varslty Basketball 3 Intramural Sports Tuomasl DUN-'Y Duf D ts always good for a hearty laugh Many s t r a ng e sounds have been heard coming rom htm A ellow wzth no room f gloom he would like t be teacher Radlo Club 4 Huntmg and Flshmg Club 3 French Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Bxol ogy Club 2 Intramural Sports RAYMONDJ Emvsr Ray Ray can be seen cruts mg around the campus tn his Ford He ts actwe tn mtramural sports He ouch ' Photography 3 4 Intramural Sports 5,59- Jmass R DUNN:-: Rod Bag .hm en Joys danczng zrls hamburgers and the ner thmgs o lt e Rod plans to become a dentist Spanish Club 3 4 Blology Club 2 Chemlstry Club 3 Library Staff 1 Glee Club 1 Varsity Track 2 3 4 Intra mural Sports Gsonca L Farr:-zu. Fatal' George dark and deb onatr 18 noted for hrs wrt and amtabtlzty He wornes ltttle studtes ess Clee Club 1 2 Rifle Club 1 2 Hunting and Flshxng Club 3 Intramural Sports Class Oficer 2 3 4 Page Thzrty four Aff 40 JW as cuwfff' MJ Rnmonu M Duaxm Ra Ray IS very actwe tn sports Hts humor has earned many fnends or hum He should make a very good bustnessman Booster Club 4 Athletlc As- soclatlon 2 3 Student Coun ell 1 Glee Club 1 Varslty Basketball 2, 3 4 Track 2 JV Basketball 1 Intramural Sports Awffww Z' s MMA Que PAUL N Fmomo Paul' Paul ts a quzet guy who enjoys a good tame He can be seen most any a ternoon crutstng about the campus wzth hts co hort George Fattell Avlatlon Club 1 2 Itallan Club 3 Tower Stall JV Football 1 2 Varsrty Foot ball 3 4 Intramural Sports at . nl u 1 l u . . U in cc . as l as uf, . l- - - - , ' - . ' ' s . . . . g , . , . . s . . . - . H f f- . f f . . . . f . - . I a . , . I, 3 . D I 3 . ' 0 a . 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'. , ' - l 9 I .9 U . . 9 5 3 . 5 ' s 3 3 . 3 5 9 I 3 3 9 Z ' : 0 Q 5 U ' 9 3 - 1 ww - 1 - ' Q 1 , :L 0 I I I , f Q A '71 5 Z K 3 i ' Z li if BEaN1-nan G FIIINER JAMES J FISCHEB Bernte Bernte ts well known or hts phtlosophtcal method of solvmg prob lems He ts an actzve fellow who wants to be a doctor Kmghts of Setonla Soclal Acttvmes Commlttee 4 Tow er Staff Glee Club 1 Stamp Club 1 3 Rldmg Club 3 German Club 3 Language Club 4 Intramural Sports J ydjxijf W ff if TMJ Wn.uAM F FLYNN Flyngo Flyngo was the stal wart center or the Prep grzdsters He plans to study law Tower StaE Hunting and Fxshmg Club 3 Student Counclll 2 3 4 Varslty Football 3 4 JV Football 1 2 Intramural Sports ,Z lm .lzm ts a eet ooted member o the track team wzth a yen to be a K gh -,E-jJ y 'W Msgs: oun 441 1Ltf:VlY ' J-Q1 0'-vff E 'CI' f K 5 5 fair: i ffl MICHAE FISCHER Mike A typtcal teen age boy whose wat and humor pleases us all We hope ln whatever career he pursues French Club 4 Athletic As soclatlon 3 Glee Club 1 Varslty Basketball 3 JV Basketball 2 Intramural Sports 7 1 dj Wfp, Msncouvz D FonaEs'rEa Mal ts a very qutet el low who eatures swtm mmg above all other sports He has led the swtmmmg team or the past three years Knights of Setoma Pre Englneerlng Club 3 Spanish Club 4 Varsity Swimming 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 12:7 1 01101 'vu-42+ 470-AA C TJY KENNETH J Fix ell Ken goes or boating and thtnks Trtg cool He plans to study Knights of Setonxa German Club 4 Huntlng and Fishing Clu 3g Intramyxg Sports X AFTER SCHOOL RECREATION rf -4 AFTER SCHOOL GET TOGETHER Page Thzrty five X LL V ' I J J sw' 'D t iv E Q V gg- -, j t . ' ' Q ' f if 31' gs., , . LJ. - u - n ul- u ' K n as -.vs - ' U as - 99 - 'fl -I ' . I I f u . ' is f . . f n lems-all kinds of prob- doctor. .v 1 fhat he is very Successful Defltisny- i - ' ,. ' e' . 4 . . - v a 'V 0 ' 3, . - . . es ,- - -. .9 . ... . 1 , . T A Q nt . - ' , ' ff. vw t eff a sl n P 5 Q S l l 9 ' l 3 ' . 5 f ., ' f if -Jr L, ' , X - 4 K N , .E ,, MW- M5 ' , I, I x ' 4 , ,A ,J K 7 , - V 5, . uMal9s u n ' ' I I '- so 99 - I f , I f I ' ' f - 5 l ' ,if l . . S . -. . . 3 . - 9 1 9 3 . -3 ' s 3 3 Q 1 3 I Y 6 ' I :, - I I . ' 15 -. I V , V ' j 1 V ., 21' 4: V 0. ! Y II, . V . v , II, V I N-. RICHARD M Fuscnsrrr WARREN N Gan-'Nl-:Y Budenz Duck ts a happy go lucky ellow a real polztzczan and as an avtd fishzng an a lover of fightmg iT0ltl Socxal Actxvmes Commxttee 4 Class Officer 4 Student Council 4 Booster Commit tee 4 Italian Club 3 Glee Club Intramural S orts I' G Actwe tn sports espe clally ootball C also goes or the mdoor type of sports pool and cards Radio Club 4 Athletic Asso clatlon 3 Varsity Football 3 4 .IV Footballl 2 ff ,qw W-P :1pss0 -7 Gvwpiuf WAIT UNTIL YOU SEE THIS ,HN J and J.'3' Josnm-1 L GARRUBBO Rxcuann J Gascovm-: Garbo One o the boys rom the Oranges ,loe lzkes sports and dancmg but leans toward a career ln Meds cme Class Officer 2 3 4 Italxan Club 3 Track Team 2 In tramural Sports Enwann F Gan-:s Ed IS a real outdoor man who goes tn or hunting and shzng tn a btg way He plans to be a Con structzon Englneer Mathematxcs Club 4 Hunt Avlatlon Club 1 Pre Engl neermg Club 2 Intramural Sports Duck Dzck ts ondo all sports but a sharpshooter at heart bemg a stead ast membero the rt eclub R166 Club 4 Huntmg and Flshmg Club 3 4 Chemistry Club 3 Intramural Sports JOHN M GAVEN Hap Hap ts a very hearty person whose sense o humor keeps everyone happy He as a good stu dent and always has above average marks Hunting and Fishing Club 3 Radlo Club 4 Music Club 1 Intramural Sports BE FWEEN CLASSES MM 'O- y' 1 Q R Page Thzrty sux I I y fl 3 I u as u gg!! 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I ' g si , r.t J, M fav., 3 Il tg 1 H N 13 I p 1 f F if A li Klll fil A PATRICK A GELs0N at Pat can o ten be seen snappzng pzctures around the campus He has long been Interested ln photography and In tends to make lt hrs career Kmghts of Setoma Tower Staff Photography Club WEL EUGENE C NNoN Gene Gene lS known as the wrt rom Unzon H rs good marks and pleasrng character assure htm success ln hrs chosen field engzneerzng Tower Staif Pre Engmeermg Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 AvIatIon Club 1 2 Intra mural Sports 'ii ANTHONY GIORDANO Tony Tony rs ever present In on everything and pop ular wrth his classmates that s htm Socxal ActIvIt1es Commmee 4 Tower Staff Class Officer 4 Itahan Club 3 JV Foot ball 1 4,9c,f'Qfvf fwik PETER F HAIIMON Pete A quzet ellow who lS very good m sports gol ln partlcular He intends to make busmess hrs career Tower Staff AVIBIIOD Club 3 Intramural Sports WILLIAM L GRANT Durante Bull IS a rabld an who can usually be seen at the sports events at school He plans to be come a sports wrzter Knlgbts of Setoma Stamp Club 3 R8dl0 Club 2 B101 ogy Club 2 Glee Club I Intramural Sports ,N wwf MICHAELJ GIIUcHAcz Mtke Mike zs mechantcally In cltned especzally where cars are concerned He plays golf football, and enjoys bowlmg Photography Club 3 4 Ath letIc Assoclatlon 2 Clee Club 1 Varslty Football 2 3 4 Intramural Sports JOSEPH P HAYES Off A oe I3 JAMESJ HECK .I e t ng o gotng nt a d can good e zs ery cwtwe I 1 ts mter urn zsm hrs j Knlghts of 4 Pr oster Clu 4 I e ub Cer man Club 3 In ural Sports 'x l fl ,' 1:1-:r 1 I 5 E 7 Y f t ,I k 'gf V5 , I il all 'Q I 1 lfn .hm has the typwal nose or news and wrth thzs talent hopes to go on wrth journalzsm He lS an avzd sports an who plays a good game of basketball Knlghts of Setoma AvIatIon Club Spanlsh Club Clee Club Intramural Sports Page Thirty-seven JAMES P. HESNAN sspaddyss Paddy is a great guy who showed a large in- terest in books. He is setting his eyes on the field of business. Knights of Setonia3 Chemis- try Club 3, 43 Library Club 23 Italian Club 33 Book Club 13 Intramural Sports. Anuau HonN1A'rKEwYcH nsAndyns Andy is a very quiet fel- lou whose chief inter- ests lie in science and classical music. Andy is striving to become a priest in the Ukrainian Rite. Knights of Setoniag Tower StaE3 Stamp Club 13 Music Club 13 Book Club lg Mis- sion Club 3. Page Thirty-eight GEuALu C. HEYES acgryfl Gerry can usually be seen looking at the tele- vision set in the Senior Lounge. He lists sports among his favorite di- versions. German Club 2, 33 Chemis- try Club 3, 43 Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 43 Intra- mural Sports. Rvnoum A. Hoamsn ClRMy!l Rudy is the well known leader of the Sultans, a dance band. His favor- ite diversions are danc- ing and listening to good music. He hopes to be- come a surgeon. Knight Commander 4g Tow- er SIBEQ Social Activities Committee 43 Radio Club 2, 33 Glee Club 13 German Club 33 Pirate 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Press Club 3. -lf' FRANK T. Hmci-nr uclign Frank is a mathema- tician who plans to make engineering his career. He is well liked by all his classmates. Knights of Setonia3 Social Activities Committee 43 Tow- er StaH3 Chemistry Club 33 Spanish Club 33 Pre-Engi- neering Club 2, 33 Aviation Club 1, 23. MICHAEL P. Hoimvax GlMike9! Mike is known as the kid with the Chryslerf' M i k e ' s interests run from cars to sports. He plans to be a doctor. Tower Stali3 Spanish Club 2, 3. Q? ' I. 4 ' A-x 5 ' . , YT, I fffit ' ll. he 1--' 7255- ' . . gt fjrw, - 'Z -.'- -WE? pf.. -P-ii'-- '51 - M Mx 5' Q ' ' fy. 1 1 - ' nf.: -- . X. , , ...M ,- f A ' Q..:, 1. 4'- F. STEPHEN Horxms Steven Steve is famous for his taste in clothes and his ability to look well dressed always. He likes to dance and to eat good food. He intends to be- come an engineer. Tower Staff 3 Class Oilicer 13 Chemistry Club 3g Intra- mura Sports. GUY G. Inuaa C6Hero,l Guy is a terror on the in- tramural football field. He wishes the only sub- ject at school were foot- ball, but likes Trig. Band 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Radio Club 33 Intramural Sports. I 'CS' w S Z' X 1 Pnmcx M. Inuza Pres Pat prefers Massachu- setts girls to New Jersey femmes. Though he is very . proficient.. in ..his studies, he still finds time or many extra- curricular activities Band 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Intramural Sports Loulsl .IABLONSKI Lou Louis is a quiet ellou who loves good music playing basketball and chess He intends to pre pare or the teaching pro esston Knights of Setoma Music Club 4 Spanish Club 3 Aviation Club 2 Engineer Ing Club 1 if THOMAS L. Iuco 6CT0'n!! Most of the time Tom is back to page four fin Trigj . But he hopes to become an Industrial engineer. Social Activities Committee 4 Pre Engmeermg Club 4 Art Club 3 Rxdmg Club 3 Biology Club 2 Glee Club 1 Intramural Sports .lol-:L B Jomss ,I B is a quiet, re ned ellow who reads Arts totle in his ree time He can always be ound working in the Ca e teria Photography Club 4 M15 slon Club 3 Sports Intramural ix wi?- i ,J THOMAS E. Issmwnc Ike Ike is a very inquisi- tive fellow whose chief interests lie in sports and girls. He plans to work for the Bell Tele- phone Company Italian Club 3 Pre Engineer mg Club 4 Intramural Sports E X X Mtg!! i . Q V5 ,X , A A 1 1' uf? Za A df' 5. r v PK' if it 'A 1' 'Sr 'F' 'IT5-' Q 1' H .V 2 1 jiflg, 'H W . tw, if 5-.'? i-53? .1 i f JOSEPH M. JABLONSKI Joe Joe is one of the best poets in our school' s his- tory. He can usually be seen on the campus with his brother. Knights of Setonia' Spanish Club 3 Music Club 3 Pre Engineering Club 1 Intra mural Sports CHOOSE YOUR PARTNERS CONGA LINE Page Thirty mne . ' ' f 6 9. ul-Btn -, . . fi 1 ' f . . . ' . ' - f f - f ' . . f ' . i f ' rbi ii V' A' 2 A 9 'Z' - 1 7 52,1 A lit His? K secs' ,sf RICHARD S KANACH Joi-IN J KAIICH WILLIAM V KEHOE Dick Dick is a very studtous ellow who loved the chemistry class best He intends to make agricul tural chemistry his li e work Class Officer 1 Chemistry Club 3 4 Biology Club 2 Glee Club 1 ack HJ J c as Set Hag! good cf bee e an accountant German Club 3 4 Cle Club 1 Latm Club 1 Intra mural Sports ROF THE CENTE ATTRACTIGN Mamie! THE WORLD OF MR. SWEENEY Page Forty Bill ill is a good natured ellow who spends a lot time on the tele phone He intends to be come a History teacher Knights of Setoma Stamp Club 1 2 Book Club 1 2 Chess Club 2 3 4 Library Staf 3 Greek Club 3 4 Eu te Staff 2 3 4 Press 3 JAMES A KENNEDY im ,lim can always be ound wherever there is a dis- cussion He is a swell ellow with a good sense o humor and plenty o brains He intends mak- ing law his career Latin Club 1 2' Debating Club 3 4' Press Club 3' Social Activities' Honor Man 1 2' Varsity Swimming 2 3 4' Intramural Sports. 55. fl if XROBERT J KELLY Bo Bob is an actwe member o the baseball and oot ball teams and a good competitor He is a very bright fellow who plans to be an aeronautical engineer Tower Staff Athletic Asso clatlon 3 Class Officer 2 3 JV Football 2 Varsity Base ball 2 3 4 Varsity Football 3 4 Honor Man I 2 , -' JOHNJ Km ' f Booki Onef o the boys rom Belleville who is usually ound helping Bob Mol- loy hold his Plymouth together He plans to be a criminal lawyer Tower Staff' Chemistry Club 4' Biology Club 3' Glee Club 1' Opera Club 1 2' Radio Club 1 2' Pirate Staff' Press Club 3 . all SPI ,Q-gg .fj ' A .' 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A 'H Jossru A KINNL-:Y Buck A popular ellow who can usually be ound ezther at Crunmgs or tn the Senzor Lounge Buck wzll soon be packmg or West Potnt Advertising Manager Tower Stall Pxrate Staff Soc1alAc tlvltles Commlttee 4 Pre Engineering Club3 4 Avia txon Clubl 2 3 Biology Club 2 Latln Club 1 2 Stamp Club 1 2 Varsity Tennis 3 4 Intramural Sports Rlcl-IABDF Kaus Rach Rzch ES a brzllzant el low who always has the rtght thzng to say at the rzght tzme He IS an actwe member o the baseball team Hts atm tn ll e ts a busmess career Athletlc Assoclatxon l 2 3 Spamsh Club 4 Class OHicer 1 2 Varsity Baseball l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports g., m of X N. . ' . -' . Q: xt. QP -. Yx 7,40 Rom-:ar T Koznowslu Bob Bob lS an actwe mem ber o the Soczal Actwz tres Commttteewho lzkes to dance and avors all kmds of sports Soclal Actlvlues Commmee 4 Tower Stalf Avlatxon Club 3 Biology Club 2 Glee Club l JV Football 2 Intramural Sports ffgwfffgfhi FWW Jossru LA Bazzo oe .loe ts a very smart low He has a personal tty that can t be beaten and good marks to go along wlth lt Bxology Club 2 4 Itallan A.. T7 as-5 51 5 CH-43'-E5 A KUUSE RONALD M Knznmxx Charlze 1 sur r s h ng ont ' Je Bzol ns to be a mteresttng e IS boatmg Kmghts of Setoma German Club 4 Hunung and Fish mg Club 3 Biology Club 2 Clee Club 1 RICHARD J LA VECCHIA Lou Lou ES a very modest ellow who l8 outstand mg on the football eld There ts never a dull moment when hes around You could never nd a ntcer ellow Knights of S8f0Dl8 Social Actlvltles 4 Ath Reno Reno 18 a unny el low who always has a laugh to brlghten you up He mtends to make the Navy hrs career Aviation Club 4 Tower Stai Class Oilicer 2 Intra mural Sports NoamsR Lscvz Ray Esther laughmg or talk :ng Ray ts known as the cheerful ellow 0 Seton Hall Thzs ellow always ready wtth a Club 3 Latm Club 1 2 Social Actlvltxes Commlttee 4 Tower Staif Track 2 3 Varsxty Cross Country 2 3 Intramural Sports Y iv' E vii etlc Club 4 oot l ac S rts good answer Knights of Setoma Avlatlon Club 1 2 3 Bxology Club 2 Radio Club 3 Page F arty-one F I ' l li . X .E f' A , X , . a 1 'V 'P' ' K . X I 2- 4 .lg ' u av u n 0 l K' '. . u n - - . ,,.,,. ,. P as as - - f f I I . ,i f ,X . is I f . . , . . I ' :A K bf? ' . . 8 U . . , . f S xl ' h 1 .li 0 . . I . .. l I 1 . . . . as l '-. II ', . D . Q .n Q . ' , 3, , ,fl 7! fl ,fl ul n H . H Du . 't . ul or f 1 I f ' ' ' fi . . . . dresser and a swell fel- ' u n . 0 I I I , I. Q , gg Q, u f. f.-. f.,f n 3 ' , 3 , g 1 '. .. S - . ' i s , , 3 4 s , : 3 b , 4: ' ' 4 ' ' . a , . . ' . 4 k , 4: , 1 , : ' J Q A C H 4 -i. - 2' 3. -J iw' L lll'4 , ' I , P R 5 ' X 3 01 I' f ,f , 5: ' V ' . I , 4, - Pi-:rea A. Laouaanls Joan P. Ls Pom: THOMAS P. Laxman upden Pete can usually be seen in the Senior Lounge watching the television set. After he returns from the U. S. Air Force, he plans to make a ca- reer out of engineering. Art Club 13 Aviation Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Biology Club -23 Model Airplane'Club 43 In- tramural Sports. Gascoav H. LOCK!! secrets Greg is one of the Prep's leading mermen. He is a real aquatic person for his favorite sports are swimming and water ski- ing. Knights of Setonia3 Social Activities C ommittee 43 Chemistry Club 3g Spanish Club 33 Biology Club 23 Avi- ation Club 1, 2g Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 JV Football 2. .lack will always be re- membered for his guitar playing in the Minstrel. He has a rare combina- tion of wit and intelli- gence and plans to be a pharmacist. Glee Club 13 Biology Club 2g Italian Club 33 Chemistry Club 43 Intramural Sports. Joi-IN R. Lo Gwmcl: Johnny Johnny is an outstand- ing Seton Hall track- man. He hopes to run out the rest of his life as a businessman. His pet saying is, This saint's no angelf, Knights of Setonia3 Social Activities Tower Staffg arsny uTo'nn Tom is outstanding for his high sense of values and sincerity, qualities which are evident in his excellent job as co- editor of the year book. Tom is an intelligent fellow who plans to take up ,the study of chem- istry. Co - Editor - in - Chief of The Tower3 Chemistry Club 33 Biology Club 23 Band 13 Clee Club 13 Intramural Sports. 4 OL! . ' K- V ' X Kip 1 is sr .Lo A' 3 x ' 'sa ' . vis onti al ha s ls h n EL J fr t ran e ' lec . He hope be doctor iali ' g ' treat- mt of the eyes, ears, and nose. Italian Club 2, 33 Tower Staff. WAV nd - V. , , Page-Foriy-t'wo Why Vlcroa J. L1MoNcsLu UVic!! A well liked fellow, he is very active in the Avia- tion Club. Vic plans to become a CPA. He is immune to any of the woes and worries which beset most students. Aviation Club 1, 2, 3, 43 De- bating Club 23 Chess Club 13 mistry Club 4. Of CL Q45 C 0 Jos:-:PH A. Loms aloe!! Joe is an adept driver. He is going to try to make his fortune in the business field. His ever present comment is, Think so? Knights of Setonia3 Italian Club 33 Chemistry Club 3g Biology Club 23 Glee Club 1. Johnny Johnny ts the outdoor type He enjoys jishzng swtmmmg camptng and huntmg Johnny plans to be an engmeer Mathematics Club 4 Pre Engmeermg Club 3 R1He Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 French Club 2 3 Biology Club 2 3 Avlatlon Club 2 Stamp Club 1 2 aww .v L7 f FRANCI Mu-ION ed' Red' ts one of the boys rom Kearny A rtendly ellow who enjoys danc Ing he lzstens to the radlo on hls journeys to school Social Actlvltles Commlttee Itallan Club 3 Tower StaH Intramural ons JOHN MADDEN lack Hts rtendly trazts wtll brmg htm success He ts known or hrs never endzng smzle Avlatlon Club 1 3 Biology Club 2 Intramural Sports Cam. M.uuNr:1.L1 Pear One o the boys rom below the ctty lme He zs always happy and never sad He IS ardent sports fellow and lS very popular Tower Staff Hunting and F1shmgClub3 Clee Clubl Class Officer 4 Intramural Sports U2 7 4 5 ANrHoNY A MAGNIER Sone Sone intends to go to Holy Cross after gradu atzon rom the Prep He ll be a valuable addr tzon to the Crusaders Class Officer 1 French Club 4 Mrsslon Club 3 Avlatlon Club 2 Clee Club 1 Intra mural Sports Pulur D Macnorn Phtl' The keystone the ootball lme Phzl earned All State recog muon Well ltlced and well known he cap tamed the team to a success ul season Itallan Club 3 4 Varslty Football 3 4 Varslty Track 1 2 3 4 .IV Footballl 2 GET ALONG ' ' ZX IX Z ,ff THERE GO THE SPRINGS' Page Forty-three A . .f V D. . . ll ,D CC ' v 9 v ' 9 . . , . f . - . H n . - I A . . . , .- . . I . ' . . . , S . ' . . , - - . , g , . 0 .1 . 3, n . 3 1 .0 , 3 . l 0 f . 9 . I 9 1 1 ' ' , 3 ' 9 9 ' . ' . . . , , , , , , ' , 9 9 9 : Q ' K Y. VX Sy as U ,E ., . , V , jf l gg .V Q A if Y' I Xl it ' , 'W F pr VE' ' ,f f X c,,, 2 . . fi! u ,- HR l cc 9 - -f . ' ff V I f . . f - . ' 1 to f . ' V . ' an - ' M , , i ' 2 ' ' ' S. S Q tsr se a 3 Sp, l Q . 9 V ,a,t - 2 If-g,,4,,,t H 0 y 2 mf .5 3' QL-1:11 ' gg ' . 'Z ' ,f f gr ' , , ' - ff: .fp - 1 I 4' , 'ar 2 mg f 1 ' A f I J' I I - swf 1 Q lest' . J J . fmfff ' lv V, , V I fl' 'l - ',' ,Q .Y . ff 1 Mm 1 'NJ MM f 'f-vi' QQ' PQUNS RONALD MAIITINELLI KARL A Massa Tx-towns G McComvx.4cx Euwann MCDEBMOTT Ronme Tall quzet he IS known to his classmates as the Tony Curtzs o Seton Hall Class Ollicer 1 Photography Club 3 4 Aviation Club 3 4 Latln Club 1 2 JV Bas ketball 2 Intramural Sports ...f-f A..-nnfn.. Wzth hrs flashmg smzle and ready wut, he gath ered a group o rlends here at the Prep Pre Engmeenng Club 4 Cer man Club 3 lee Club 1 Int p ts 4 Z Zfs UQ ,gf-'-47? MW AFTER THE SENIOR ASSEMBLY ax Max ms one o Se on Halls qutetest lads He loves baseball He plans to make a career m the mzlztary ll e Athletlc Assoclatlon 3 4 Bxology Club 2 Glee Club 1, Intramural Sports hljfjw f PETER J MCDONALD CC Jovzal generous and athletzc, Pete lS a good student and actwe 1 sports and clubs Class Officer 1 2 3 Athletlc Assoclatlon 3 4 Rifle Club 3 Chemlstry Club 3 Honor Man 1 2 Varsity Swlmmlng 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports Chuckm Charlie Bestdes bemg a good athlete Eddze lS very popular with the gurls He has feet whzch are well sulted for dancmg Knights of Setoma Photo raphy Club 4 Avlatlon Club 3 Book Club 2 Intramural Sports Gsmnn M MCGHEE Gerry Hts care ree ways and thoughtfulness are sure to result m success or Gerry Knights of Setoma Chem xstry Club 3 4 Pirate Stall 2 3 Stamp Club 1 Glee Club 1 MINSTREL FAREWELL Page Forty four aww PHILIPH MCGONEGAL Phzl' A good student a real Setonzan, Phzl IS an ac tzve member o the class tn every venture ll un dertakes Tower Staff Spanlsh Club 4 Athletlc Assoclatxon 3 Bxol ogy Club 2 Clee Club 1 Intramural Sports EnwAnnJ McMAHoN Mac A quzet ellow wtth a p l e a s 1 n g personalzty Mac enjoys readzng a good book Hrs ambmon zs to become an eng: neer Tower Staff Mlsslon Club 3 Bl0I0gy Club 2 Glee Club 1 Intramural Sports X ff' JOHN P MCGRATH Whtsper' True to hts nzck name, John lS quzet But hes not szlent tn plannmg and carrymg out actw ztzes ln the school Class Officer 1 2 Radio Club 4 Huntlng and Flshlllg Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Avlatlon Club 2 Blology Club 2 Englneermg Club 1 Intramural Sports J JAM:-:s MCMAHON lin A promznent member o the debattng team .hm lS happiest when he s talkzng over a new topzc Class Officer 1 2 Debatmg Club 3 4 Library Staff 3 4 Alrplane Club l Band 1 ind 2'- Q THOMAS A MCKENNA Tom Intellzgent, full of hugh ambltzon and school spzrtt Tom IS always wzllzng to do more than has part Knights of Setoma Social ACIIVIIICS Commlttee 4 Tower Stall Pirate Staff 3 4 Press Club 3 Band 2 3 4 Intramural Sports uwlw 6Q,y4Arl4ES Mc Mac Actwe athletlc astute, ,hm lS always part o school actzvztzes or sports Hrs greatest love ts baseball Radlo Club 4 Athletlc Asso clatlon 3 French Club 2 3 Clvlcs Club 2 Avlatlon Club 1 2 Varslty Baseballl 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 1? -no ..-Q f a loyal! ba Class tres Huntlng and Flshmg slty Football Track 3 Sports 2 3 r 3 4 Varsity Intramural PAUL MCV1-:Y Mac One o the bzg ellows o 4A, last but not least 0 the M ac s Paul happy fun lovzng and one o the gang Kmghts of Setoma Photog raphy Club 4 Avlatxon Club 3 Intramural Sports E Q37 Page Forty five f b nl' ' n 4 M N l .1 'A l U-+1 A A f . J 4 RW wg, z . :wil A 'gf ,gf If ' x 4 3 .. .,. 4 .V .'A 1 ff 2 cl. . , u 'Ui ., I ' Kg ' ,Q i If J, . . J ' . . ' , '. . 7 4 2 . ' , . . ' . . . . ' i . f 1 . . , n 4 . -' ' . ' . u ,w . 3 . .' . 5 . ' 5 . .' l .9 i . 3 . Z I . .. . g . . 3 . a 4 . Q : , S 4 ' , i , :Va- - - I ,S 5 9 , , , 3 Z K 3 3 - Q A 1 1' D x , .'-' I. ' t , 9 4 V ,, V f Y ,aff A A f 1-' . 'A . I -I ,f f-tl. dw ff 1' at qw' 1. A 3 1. . 'l if - 5 f J ,L I - ' gl V.. .' VVSLII H -I UID I cc' 3? G' ' ' Q Q Cl ,Y ' f ' 641- n ' ' if - cc as - - , - . ' I f f f ' ' ' - ' I sc 9 99 -f . , . , lS . - . . , . . ' . . . s 9 . . , . ' , , , - ' ' 4 , 4 u f g J 3 : 0, 3 I . : , . l gl - . 3 u 9 3 v s 3 l Q 9 s 9 , - 3 3 . 3 , 3 . X ni n ', r k pw I ' I u X V X, .N 4 ls I , I - N' A j lx' , LX . s f X lf , ,Jw , 511560 V L TL- W tl mane.. sew JAMES E MEEHAN lm Jam, ln hzs qutet way, has carrzed a amous name through Seton Hall He has added a great deal to nts reputa tzon on the sports eld and tn the classroom Radxo Club 2 4 Blology Club 2 Varslty Baseball 3 4 Varsxty Football 4 DAVID Momus Speedy Speedy ts one of he aster members o the class He as a ne sports man and a gentleman Hts rzendly ways wall wm htm success Athletlc Association 1 2 3 Art Club 4 Cross country 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Page Forty slx 13 ROBERT E Mou.oY Bob Bob ts noted or hzs wrt Hts bzggest job IS keep mg that 41 Plymouth on the road Pirate Staff Radlo Club 3 4 Riding Club 3 Varslty Track 1 2 Cross Countr PHILIP D Momus Phtl' Phzl ts a studzous ellow who always sees the lzghter szde o studzes He tntends to go on or the przesthood and wzth hts ne personalzty he should make a good przest Knights of Setoma Class Otlicer 3 4 Tower Staff Press Club 3 Chess Club 3 Mlssxon Club 3 Book Club 2 Biology Club 2 Intra mural Sports jj: 4 53' 'Y , vs e , E f x is it VU 4 CUa'rlsW MONAHAN Curt Curt IS a cheer ul el low, a noted boarder funtzl thts yearj and a ne competttor zn all sports Among hrs many dwerslons, he lusts dat mg and skatzng tops Class Officer 2 Soclal Actlv mes Committee 4 Chem nstry Club 3 Athletlc Asso clatlon 1 French Club Biology Club 1 Varsxty Track Intramural Sports JOHN F Munvmlu. Bzng' Bmg as he IS known ES more at home behznd a mzke than anywhere else He mtends to go lnto the dzscjockey phase o radzo announc mg because he lzkes music o all sorts Tower Stall' Socnal Actlvmes Commlttee 4 Radio Club 3 GILBERT Moam Gul ns an all around sportsman whose chte non sportmg znterest lzes tn datzng He has has eyes set on Stevens Inst: tute and engmeermg Kmghts of Setoma Class Omcer 1 2 3 Tower Staff Atbletlc Assoclatlon 3 JV Football 1 JV Basketball 2 Varsity Baseball 2 3 4 Var sity Basketball 2 3 4 Var slty Football 2 WW JAMES F Muarmr Murph A Greek exam always presented a challenge to Murph the genlus Ll e will not be dz wult or a person who meets challenges squarely Kmgbts of Setonla Photog raphy Club 4 Avlatlon Club 3 Intramural Sports , I A. , f'l ' , 1 Av if be-alfa, .:' ,!,g-Hf- -.QQ A K ,1 1 f , , 'I ' f ' I E , ,L ,, .J ,lf .A 1 , f W . 1 'lv' c . . Z , IL! ' I ' . 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' ' ' 'f . , . 9 9 3 Q ' Q - . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 ' 9 9 9 ' l 9 9 I 9 9 - - S . Z . W P1 if-fvv vubjs-lx DIG.. bv 1004 9' C' S-.an-n PAUL A Nl-:Ps Enom!-: A The Duke Ierry The Duke can usually be ound drwzng hrs green 36 Packard tour mg car Sports are hzs avortte pastlme H hopes to make a ull tlme job out of Phystcal Education a ter college Class Ollicer 1 2 Tower Stal! Soclal Actlvltles Com mittee 4 Chemlstry Club 3 Avlatlon Club 2 French Club 2 Intramural Sports THOMASM Ono Otto Tall, long, lean and lan ky Otto skes chess, nfles and ood He ss a frzendly ellow who hopes to become a prlest Knights of Setoma Chess Club 2 3 4 Huntmg and Fxshmg Club 3 Book Club 2 Bxology Club 2 Opera Club 2 Mlsslon Club 1 Radio Club 1 Intramural Sports K 1 lj! 'lf A popular fell oot ln ever ow 3 cludmg track hls ste sport Among hrs many dzverszons :ce skatlng and d a n c l n g head the lzst Tower Stall Greek Club 3 Club 2 Latm Club 1 Book Club 1 Clee Club 1 Var slty Track 2 Intramural Sports Psrsn S Psrrsuano Igore Pete mtends to enter the medical eld a ter col lege He IS an actwe track man rzght now and ltkes everythmg connected wzth speed Knights of Setoma Class OHicer1 2 3 4 Socxal Ac txvmes Committee 4 Photog raphy Club 4 Itallan Club 3 Athletlc ASBOCIBIIOD 23 Varsity Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 I4 In i Q1- Jol-IN P O CONNOR Johnny Johnny has the happy aculty o makmg rtends eastly He s care ree and sports lovzng yet sersous where studzes are concerned Chemistry Club 4 Avlatlon Club 3 Blology Club 2 2 3 Cross Country 2 3 Intramural Sports ? Xa THOMAS 0 CoNNon Tom Tom hopes to be a jour nallst an the uture Rzght now he lzkes danc mg bowlzng and all types of sports Knights of Setonla Tower Stal? Intramural Sports AT THE CRICKLEWOOD F AN AFTER SCHOOL SODA Page Forty seven , I -7 . ,. ,g ' .tl , q,,x,9.,,Wn, Q - 1 g tv I , 6 4 fc, . A t , px A ' 1 J I 1 'V f Nan F C nu- i ii .A 5 'T J 4' , 4964 ' ' . llc! . Xb- . , l ll D Cl ,i Llc! 66 I! M U9 Cl i9 W - - f , . . . f - ' . ' in- f . l gf , . u . . ' . if 0 f ' 9 . 1 . ' . . f . - ' ' 1 ' f . 5 , 4 ' . 5 , S 43 Radig Club 35 Biology Glee Club lg Varslty Track sc , - -l 2 n l 79. f . ' 2 l . n f - - . f . . , o , I 3 . . 7 S 3 . , . . V , 3 l 1 1 l 'Av I 4 'l I' 'lf 4 of v 1 A ' 7 A ' u ,L ,V rr--. 4' f 41 j ' ,-. 1' R s e s f .- , f 1 e Vu f UH Cam. V Pnl-211.4 Flea' Small o stature but large of votce, Carl likes drwtng and dancmg and wants to settle down to a qutet busmess career Student Council 2 3 Atl: letlc Assocxatxon 4 ltallan Club 3 Glee Club 1 Var slty Baseball 3 4 Intramural Sports PIJANOWSKI Ptdge Even though .loe IS one o the quieter members o the class he ES well known and popular Pre Englneenng Club 2 4 Avlatlon Club I 2 3 Cer man Club 2 3 Art Club 1 Intramural Sports JAMES PIN:-io1.s'rl-:a Pm Pm hopes someday to be a lawyer He has been actwe here tn both sports and extra currzc ular actwmes Tower StaE Spanish Club 3 Pre-Engineering Club 2 .IV Football 2 Intramural Sports msW 'iQ Baumann P Pnvssx -wsu, VALENTINE HOUSE PARTY WHOSE GIRL IS SHE? Page Forty ezght Bernze An zntellzgent lad who can be ound helpmg out hrs fellow Greek students durtng the school year Berme can be seen crulsmg about Lake Hopatcong m hls outboard all summer long Kmgbts of Setoma Tower Staff Greek Club 3 4 Mrs slon Club 1 3 Blology Club 2 Glee Club l Intramural Sports RALPH L Poarl-za Ralph Ralph hopes to become a Physical Educatton teacher He enjoys skat mg dancmg and hot rods Spamsb Club 4 Atbletlc As soclatlon 3 Book Club 2 Library Club 1 Glee Club 1 Intramural Sports JOHN QUINN .lack .lack zs a qulet but so czable e l l o w whose chze mterests lte tn dancmg and worktng a ter school He plans to go mto soctal work Soclal Actlvltles Commlttee 4 Tower Stal! Opera Club 2 3 Muslc Club 2 Book Clu 1 2 Glee Club 1 Stamp Club l 3 for 3 4 lX D ' Q - al 5 f f S Y, 1 f x. X' ,, 1 1 Q . .v. u n u - as 'S - 99 W f V . cc - so I , I ' . . . . - ' as - ' . ' ' 9 U Q ' ' .' . ' i ' 5 ' f . ' . Q - ' - 4 ' 2 ' 2 . . 2 ' ' ' ' 3 ' 1 3 3 . . Q . 5 5 l a 4 - ' 4 4 5 1 3 ' ' 'T ' A K 'Q W . W M Y' ' . . s 3 wee 1 . 'Y ' N 5 H . ' as nl ,, ' - 'wry .V 4 sw! D I q My at ' I h ,T ' , ' . 'V 'L7 te , x. . I .. S, ff 7 f p w , iv t . . . 9' . B S or f . .- ,iff S X l , . ,sf . I V, jk U J I . V by 'A 5 . s 3 ' 3 . 3 f 9 A . s 5 1 3 5 , 2 B z : b , s : n U ' I 2A'.N ln D7 A K J- , ff aww! 4 S 1' ' . 'V-.L X N ,za . 4, , X , Josam-r F. RAwLaY lljoen Joe is a true Setonian who has his heart in every baseball, football, or basketball game that is played by the school. He hopes to make a ca- reer in engineering. Knights of Setonia3 Tower StaE3 Class Oflicer 33 Ger- man Club 2, 33 Biology Club 2g Pre-Engineering Club 13 Varsity' Manager Football, Basketball, Baseball. JAMES E. REYNOLDS Ea Ed enjoys listening to and playing all types of music, both classzbal and jazz. He plays the piano, is active socially, and enjoys a good pipe. Knights of Setonia3 Tower Stallg Social Activities Com- mittee 43 Huntingand Fish- ing Club 33 German Club 23 Biology Club 23 Pre-Engi- neering Club 1, 23 Intramural Sports. I ,s X ffl 5M.V'1,t- fi? i .1-up THOMAS REGAN Tom Tom is a quiet fellow whose chief interest is in planning a great future in business. He says he likes girls and sports- equally well, we pre- sume. Tower StaH3 Hunting and Fishing Club 33 Intramural Sports. I 1 aff yy! 'L 64 l! n'1 ,Ig -ll ' I ,' ,' ff' K - Riel-nan M. Roanms Dick Dick is the quiet type roaring up and down the campus in his green Chrysler. Social Activities Committee 43 Pre-Engineering Club 33 Chemistry Club 33 Aviation Club 1, 23 Biology Club 23 JV Football 23 Baseball 1. ,JMZZ-fjfff V ,em-QAM JOHN F. Ran-usa Shortie One of the taller mem- bers of the class, he is outstanding for his work in the Minstrel and for his never ending work on The Tower. John plans to be a priest and with his fine qualities he will make a fine priest. Knights of Setonia3 Tower Stall, Managing Editor3 Class Oliicer 13 Opera Club 33 Mis- sion Club 1, 33 Book Club I, 23 Art Club 13 Glee Club 13 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4. DANIEL Roy NDN!!! Dan is a real sports minded fellow who en- joys fooling around cars in his spare time. He hopes someday to be a salesman. Biology Club 4g Athletic As- sociation 33 Class Olbcer 13 Intramural Sports. x sf ' ' ,i,. l ld-as af Q 1 1 A' J Z Q 9' 3 4 I DONALD W. REMLINGER Smiley Smiley', spends most of his time in his Plymouth heap roaming the cam- pus. He plans to be a mining engineer and help discover a new uranium mine or two. Pre-Engineering Club 43 Aviation Club 33 German Club 2g Intramural Sport I P I0 , l. l4f ' -aft? ff I ff ' wr ' A - 1 ffl ff' f- if ' I JOHN P. RYAN Cfjacklf A scholar of classic pro- portions in Greek, ,lack is never without his Greek textbook happily using Greek words. Knights of Setonia3 Honor Man 2, 3g Class OHicer 33 Tower StaE3 Greek Club 3, 43 Press Club 33 Biology Club 23 Latin Club 23 Book Club3 Mission Club3 Booster Club3 Intramural Sports. 95 K? i 'TD Page Forty mne ff A A .A-v Roasar T. Ssccons llsacn One of the popular stu- dents in the class. He is known for his wit. Bob hopes to be an engineer. Italian Club 33 Tower Staf 43 JV Football 1, 23 Intra- mural Spprts. ..gn L. H840-xx 4,0 High, . so Gsoacs J. Scl-:Mlm- Georgie George is a smart fellow who likes to play var- ious sports. He hopes to be an automotive de- signer. Greek Club 3, 43 Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 43 Intra- mural Sports. ,-If ' -aff' f -C17 ff? ,ex K! 3 . I . 'D' ,,' S 1. K' -,.-1 .4 41174, ff M 00, , M , ,. 'r Sw--4.1 ' K, fu ' av h I X I -- , V, .. ' 1 Doucus R. SCHOEN Mambo A well dressed lad about ROBERT J- SCHUET1 a I ll ll school, this ladies man B05 has the Mambo moving through his limbs. Doug, the mathematician, plans to be an aeronaut- ical engineer. Tower Stalk Class Ohicer 1, 3, 43 Pre-Engineering Club 3, 43 German Club 33 Aviation Club 1, 23 Intra- mural Sports. Bob has been active in intramurals during his years here. He is an ardent Moondog fan. He hopes to make a career as a draftsman. Class Olhcer 13 Chemistry 33 Aviation Club 1, 2, 33 Ger- man Club 2, 33 Biology Club 23 Intramural Sports. A' 3' a 3- in Lsoruan F. Scl-tmsnsn KlLen,! Len is a likeable fellow who tends to be on the quiet side. His antici- pated career is business. Aviation Club 1, 33 Biology Club 23 Intramural Sports. KENNETH G. Scmvurr flKenYl Seton Hall will seem sadly empty without our rambunctious Schmit- ty. His witticisms will certainly aid in his ca- reer as a salesman. German Club 4g Glee. Club 13 Intramural potty 'V ' , , ,, I ffal. ,ycckiffa ru 'f V 7'tA'Jd'if'jLf' K L- V fjfg 3+ M If V13,f4w1,f!7- JOSEPH P. SHINE Qi fs aloe' U ,fi0 'f Zy,.if,, If there ever was a com- l,,.U 'J f 7' rf plete sportsman, Joe is -ffft' vit? that person. He is out DANIEL T- SHEIUDAN, 3 ' running on the track in Dan N JM, weather not ft for man Dan is neither too quiet nor too boisterous but W low, Dan is quite sincere f Pre-Engineering Club 3, 43 Biology Club 23 Glee Club 13 Intramural Sports. strikes a happy medium., pf A An all around swell fel-ff' ,f. ff in all his work. -f-I nor beast. After college, Joe has law in mind. Knights of Setonia3 Social Activities Committee 43 Class OHicer lg Chemistry Club 33 -Athletic Association 13 Biol- ogy Club 23 JV Track 13 JV Cross Coun 13 Varsity Track 2, 3 3 Intrampral ST -'E-ff .,, . M0 X .c A sf Q X , so - Page Fifty , fill, AVa,f,' w A, Q' 1 . .. w 1 - f , I L' IT4 ,- i ,1 f 1' 1 , I ai X! s -4nll ' - fur ffflvfigv 1,2 .lol-:N E Sienna Roar-:ar H Sm-rr-x Ros:-:nr W SPARKS VINCENT J SQUU-I-AIO lack .lack ts actwe both on the ootball team and as baseball manager He hopes to achteve success as a chemical engmeer Pre Engxneerxng Club 4 Ger man Club 3 Athletic Asso clauon 3 Glee Club 1 Var slty Football 3 4 Varsxty manager Baseball JV Foot ball 2 Intramural Sports JOHN L Srl-:aNws:a'rH ack He ts a delzght to all hrs tory teachers H I3 avor :te pastzme as drwtng or putterzng wtth hrs Ford Model Airplane Club 4 Avi anon Club 3 Intramural Sports sg! fi x f Bo An outdoor man who rs enraptured with hunt mg and fishzng He plans to put hrs mechamcal abzlzty to work a ter graduatzon as a drafts man Class Ollicer 1 4 Tower Staff Av1atlonClub3 Span lsh Club 2 Engmeenng lubl Intramural Sports 'M STOGQN -80'-'dl' A sctenttfic enthusup who plans to enter NC Ed ts a quzet lad who ts, fi usually seen wzth Phzl Stone and John Lund quzst Soclal Actxvmes Commnttee 4 Photography Club 4 Pre Engineering Club2 3 Stamp Club 2 Biology Club 2 Avzatnon Club 1 2 Radio Club 1 ft M'K X 1 sf U ff' Bob Bob I3 savzng hrs abtlzty as an orator to help htm wm law cases Rzght now hrs avorzte saymg I8 Actually? Pirate Stal! Intram ural Sports 4 u. X, L' iiiafd sb Squzrrel' Vmnze s mam assets are hrs outstandmg athletw abzltty and hrs rare sense o humor Hrs art o publzc speakmg wtll help htm become a radlo and TV announcer R8d10 Club 4 Italxan Club 2 3 Avlauon Club I Class Ollicer 1 2 Varsity' Track 1 2 Cross Country 1 2 3 JV Football 1 2 Intramural Sports USING THE GYM FACILITIES 6. Q I K 4-1 if ' ALONG THE AVENUE Page Fully-one 1' ' fn 4 ' ' uffrffzyf 'L' 'FJ I -17' . J ' I' ' - WL V s , L . , ' 1 tif, ' s X , M55 If V ' V. , I i 91 1 , i f My Q 'Q v 1 ., X at as if I A Z, , V , I 7 5 'f kfrf ' , - MM' as . n u an u in 5' ' ' , . . . . . . . . - - 9 - . . . . f . . . , if . .f . . - - f u an ' ' . ' ' 3 , . 1 ' 3 . . ' . . I 9 3 f', ' ' ' 1 f , , ' ' l' 5 g - ff 1 a 5 l 3 9 1 ' ' . ' ' X V 1 r. v , Q 3 ' C Q , . 'W A I f f 9 9 1 9 3 X. 6' s 5 0 I 1 Du A' ' f ' A A 1- I , I 10 I I f 7 A ly' 4.1 . all n - . . . . - . . x . , ' 3 , I - I - . . .. . ls, t 4 A , V . . . . . 5 , ,I . . , M Z , . . . , l I , W, 47 . ' I 1 3 , 5 1 I ' x I V I , A L 'lux vi, I Y, E Z . . ' A Q ' of Q , , -Q an l 497 P1-m.uP L STONE Phtl' Phtl ts one o the brtght est fellows tn the Sentor Class well known or hts oratoncal abtltty H hopes to make a career tn engtneertng Kmght Commander Tower Staf Social Actlvmes Com mxttee 4 Medal Man 1 2 3 Spanish Club 2 3 Avra tlon Club 1 2 Intramural Sports Rxcl-rAnnH SWANTEK Swany' Swany lS always there to support the Prep teams He ts known as the champton pmball player Knights of Setoma Greek Club 3 Chess Club 3 Blol ogy Club 2 Opera Club 2 Book Club 1 Intramural Sports 5 'W 1 DIRECTIONAL GUIDANCE WELL YES ' ' Page F 1 lty-two tw V 1 K I ., If f b -t, r . . , L - . J fd 1 'Q - , , '+.rw.,'4 ' , ..--P vi... bw 1 a. .,, V' Roar-:nr F SWEENEY Bo An agtle athlete whose adeptness tn all sports ts evtdenced by hzs partzc tpatzon tn ootball base ball, track and basket ball Hts sense of humor ts shown every year tn the Mtnstrel Tower Stall Socnal Actwmes Committee 4 Cl ss Ollie Pxrat Cl 3 B10 Clu 2 L sity F ot oo 1 rs 41 4. , ea- .fu ' JOHN J SWYKOWSKI Swy ts a real wtt who knows how to say the rtght thzng at the rtght ttme He ltsts at the top o hts avorttes danc mg swtmmmg and bas ketball Chemistry Club 3 Bxology Club 2 Athletlc Assocxatlon 1 Clee Club 1 Intramural Sports new Qi LA'US G S Lcz U al ts a good natured ellow who enjoys lt e by playtng all sports collecttng records and constructmg hts model ratlroad Social Actlvmes Committee 4 Photography Club 4 German Club 3 Brology Club 2 Glee Club 1 Cross Country 2 Baseball man ager 2 Intramural Sports if An outdoor enthustast who enjoys shmg and hunttng Ed hopes to pursue a career tn bust ness Mathematics Club 4 Chem lstry Club 3 Clee Club I Intramural Sports 'Inu fs xt if tl. I 1 1 'M .A A. , U , QR. . , ' 4 K , J ' V S ' 0 J' 2 4 , ,X ,' . I 5,,fjg'5i , . V V5 ' 7,323 ,Zire Q ff If Ni V5 ' 5 f' ,.,Q..g if '. u ' as . bn n ' ' I ' - as n - ' as rs - ' , I - D . ' . . . - . . . 8 m . . 0 e . . . . . if , - . . . . . . ' . r ' .f .f . : ' ' . l 3 U . ' 9 9 ' ' g 3 5 ' l , . : i. . . . . 3 I 3 . . . S l U, , . , 1 . . . . . 3 - - ' 5 Q 3 ' ' . ' . . . ' 0 S 1 3 9 . A 9 l 3, o . . A l ' ar- ' ' , 3, :- ba ity a 1, , 3 K 43 l 0 1 K' tat E , 1 B0 - I , . S l 22'spt 2 E , 2 I f U f Enwaan .l.SzYMANsxl I ' ' ' Ed ' 22 I at XY - . 4 . ' - . . pea fs, 5 f 9 ' Z 3 3 . . 3 is E ' W y mf ' C L. olte N' Af 'fggfzgeigi ,s,',' f n ' Aucusrus T. TAVIS Clcusi, Gus could be considered the wittiest man in the Senior Class. But under- neath all the fun there is a serious side which is proved by the able job he did as Business Man- ager of this yearbook. Business Manager of The T o w er 3 Social Activities Committee 4g Pre-Engineer- ,ing Club 33 Biology Club 2g Class Ollicer I, 3, 4g Intra- mural Sports. WALTER J. Tm:-:Nxus Trink Trink is a happy little fellow who is always smiling and always has a joke to cheer you up if you need it. He is hop- ing to make a career in engineering. Tower Staffg Radio Club 43 Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 43 Biology Club Aviation T-9 's Jos!-:PH J. Cvoshu Josh is a good natured fellow and a very hard worker. He can be seen on the campus in his '41 Plymouth which he calls the Black Bomb. Class Officer 2, 33 Booster Club 43 Mission Club 1, 33 Biology Club 2g Intramural Sports. Tuoivuts TULLY Tom T om likes to play bas- ketball most, but he's ,very active in all intra- mural sports. He hasn't told us just what his in- tentions are for the fu- ture yet. Maybe it's a secret agent with the CIA. Language Club 43 Chemistry Club 33 Italian Club 23 Intra- mural Sports. had tif , A' ' Q '0, 94' J,42WC , it ,, . 5,13 ' 4-Q ' 'fwa'.t, 6 fu Q ,b , 3 hi RAYMoNni'F. Tmnsu. uRayn Ray can usually be seen traipsing around with his pal, Bob Verderame. He plans a career in ad- vertising. Social Activities Committee 4g Hunting and Fishing 'Club 3. Mel is a very active and ' i 2, Ea? I U '. ' , it . .4 ' if f . a' 'Nt ,' f S Ammsw G. TlncxaNsl-:ac Track Track is a good little fellow who is well liked by his classmates. He's a barrel of dynamite on the football field. He is planning a career as an accountant. Knights of Setoniag Class Otlicer 13 Spanish Club 43 Aviation Club 2, 33 Cleo Club 13 Varsity Football 3, 43 .IV Football 23 JV Track 13 Intramural Sports. go so a y cl athletic- A A-is W LC, ,. X 3-do- fy, f .wi if Ejjsltiw XMB Joi-IN .V NA MEg l?H Van t e y popular Setonian who likes to work on his car in his spare time. H' undying ambition is to be a millionaire. Mathematics Club 3, 43 Band lg Aviation Club 13 Intra- mural Sports. Club 23 A l 3 Intra- mural N?n,..s',f.. - all LA .- Orig S. is a .4 X 4 Xi- . plans to enter Pre-Med after he is graduated from the Prep. Social Activities Committee 3, 43 Press Club 43 Athletic Association 33 Clee Club 13 .IV Football 2g Intramural Sports. - Za' ft 1 i 1' fn Page F i fty-three : V f, .L I Y ' K S . f X 'I fr? 5 by up pgs, g, , E NICHOLAS P. VARANELLI Roaaar Vaanl-:MMI-: CHARLES J. Wstxo Veep A great baseball man on the Orange teams and a fast movmg man on the Setonta basketball courts That s Veep Knights of Setoma Spanish Club 4 Racllo Club 3 Clee Club l Intramural Sports DoN.u.nJ WI-II'l 1'AM Wlut He kept the boys tn stttches wzth hrs dry humor Whzt has been actwe rn tntramurals when he wasnt at the Crwklewood Boarders Counc1l3 4 Oth cer of Council 4 Radlo Club 4 Chemlstry Club 3 Intra mural Sport Page F :fty four 'Bob' Actwe in school activtti- tres clubs, dances and sports Bob rs a repre sentatwe Setontan, 55 style He plans a career tn adverttsmg later on Soclal Actlvmes Committee Tower Staff Chemlstry Club 3 Art Club 1 Italian Club 1 Class Ollicer 2 Intramural Sports WM of JAMES L WIEDMANN lm ,hm lS a qutet ellow but a regular supporter o all Prep teams A real Setonzan whose ambl tzon ts to be an englneer Knights of Setoma Pre Engmeenng Club 4 Chem xstry Club 3 German Club 3 Clee Club l Intramural Sports Charlie' Charlie E5 popular wzth hrs fellow students and an outstandtng member o the class Edztor o the year book tt was hrs goal to produce the best the Prep ever had How well he succeeded lS evldenced by this volume Tower Staff Debatmg Club 3 Press Club 3 Blology Club 2 Radio Club 1 Mm stre 2 3 4 DoN.u.n R WlLnaaor'rEn Weasel Small swlft cllmax back who mtends to coach later on Don, tn the of season, kept tn shape tramzng oratum blzng act m the annual show Knights of Setonla Soclal ACIIVIUCS Commxttee 1 2 Spamsh Club 3 4 Class Ofli cer 1 2 3 Avlatlon Club 1 2 Varsity Football 3 4 IV Football 2 in Sf 4v'24,, f wa! PA-rmcx T. W1-rm: Wheels Wheets is a popular ellow around the school who ltkes to ltsten to Drxteland muszc rn hrs letsure hours He shall make ne busmess man wtth hrs frlendly attttude Radio Club 3 4 Class OE cer 1 Varsity Football 2 Intramural Sports fu Wwwfllp Anrrwa J Wu.xlNsoN Arne Arne hopes to enter the eld o dra tmg a ter school but a new car ts rst on the agenda Knights of Setoma Soclal Actlvltles Committee 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 Pre Engl neerlng Club 3 ll D 5 s gg y ,, ' ' ' ' cs . ' ' . ' , f - ' I - 9 - . . . . . . - 9 as n f ' . . . - . , , . I . 3 - ' ' ' I 66 a F - 3 3 . . . . . a .ss - - - , 0 I . ' g l 3 .' . . . . . . - 3 S . .' ' . l . , , hw! 3 3 I I A fx VLU' I P X ,, - ' - ' - fi ' . ' , , I A - .' A X Url yt Q , Q L2 D W .K l ll ' If U 9, , ll 'W lla' I, . ' ' ' , . .' . . fi f f ' f . ' Q . . . , I s '. . -' 3 - . . - . ' , D fi ' . 9 D . , . 3 - l I 3 . . , 3 2 .. . l l. 3 . . l . . , . 9 Z I . 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WILLIAM., WOLLIVER Bull' ulet sertous, Bull wants to becomeaCPA Rzght now he enjoys sports the harmontca Mathematlcs Club 4 Chem xstry Club 3 Glee Club 1 Intramural Sports WMJW 47fo7ffl'.,e-ef f.fd4'J 5Zt'A asv' JQQEPH YUSHICH Z Tusnnsus Z.4wAcxr 00 .loe ltkes outdoor sports e see htm most o ten shznzng up hzs black or htm a ter college Kmghts of Setoma Pre En gmeermg Club 4 Huntmg and FlShlIlg Club 3 Avlatlon Club 2 German Club 2 3 Intramural Sports Whitey W httey zntends to be come a Physzcal Educa tzon teacher and a coach and actwe tn class sports herq at Seton Hall Knights of Setoma Social Actxvltles Commlttee 3 4 Photography Club 3 JV Football 2 Intramural Sports Rcl'lc:ct1ons I hear old and famtlzar votces calltng, Across the endless battery of years And see the dark defeated shadows fallmg Of doubts mlsapprehenszons, and of fears Roasnr P Zswlsrowslu Bob Our nommatton for All Amertcan, nn college, Bob lS a good student class pages couldn t close wtth a truer representa twe 0 Setonza Tower Staff Social Actxvltles Committee 3 4 Greek Club 4 Mlsslon Club l BIOIOQY Club 2 Book Club 1 2 Glee Clubl Varslty Football 4 JV Foobtall 2 Intramural Sports I hold a battered yearbook tn my hands And scan :ts wzthered and tzme yellowed pages Of butldmgs and of dreams that wzll stand When God has stored thetr :mage m the ages Yet standtng at this pomt of no return, When death lzes closer than my bzrth I feel a questton that must ever burn, In every mmd that returns on this earth Dtd he gwe to God the glory that lzfe gave ham? Dtd he spend hts youth too cheaply or too much? Tull tt entered tmmortaltty so dum . That t was nothmg but a broken sptrtt's crutch Jossru M JAILONSKI Page Fully five - -' K V, 'J ' A ' iff' , of' 0,1 V 5 . A YM , y p L . y 'ah , A ku P 3 Y o V as ' f - ' f X 5, . HJ ,, q . ,, as so Q Q , 4 s u . ff 0 ,, u - l I - s . ' ' W. . A ' . f . ' ' . ' good books, and playing Chevvy. Engineeringfs H9 wil-9 both i'lF6'f9Sl8Cl and a .fine fellmu- OW' - f f 1- . . Z g . .. 1 :lv ' 1 . l u. 3 . . f . D f I ff Z f 9 ' 5 z, , ' g, : . ' ,V f ' I 39. 3 ' . 9 , ' X 1 I Z 1 3 ' 3' . . 1 f V, 1 v - 9 You Are There THIS IS JOHN MULVIHILL welcomlng you to a portlon of Hlstory Tonlght lnstead of looklng lnto the past for our program we look lnto the future We take you now to Seton Hall Gymnaslum located on the campus of Seton Hall ln South Orange New Jersey where our announcer J Davld Burke lS waltlng The occaslon IS the Sllver Annlversary of the graduatlon of the Class of 1955 Seton Hall Preparatory School The date IS June 7 1980 All thlngs are as they wlll be only YOU ARE THERE' Thls IS J Davld Burke speaklng to you from the gymnaslum of Seton Hall The chalrman of thls celebratlon James Anderson has just brought the formal meetlng to a close The prlnclpal speaker tonlght was Father John Relher Headmaster of Seton Hall Prep Mr Anderson also Presldent of the Alumnl Assoclatlon IS General Manager of Ballantlne s Brewery Newark New Jersey As I look around thls vast hall I see many men of promlnence Three key mllltary figures are dlscusslng the world sltuatlon Generals Joseph Hayes and Joseph Klnney are talklng Wlth Admlral Robert Kelly I see also clvll englneers John Bertholet and Joseph Baumann who have just completed plans for the first Trans contlnental Turnplke Beslde them are the chlef chemlsts of DuPont Corporatlon Jack DeAngelo and D8Vld MOIIIS I have just recelved word that another group of lnterestlng personalltles are gatherlng ln the maln bulldlng so we ll swltch to Tom Duffy ln Mooney Hall Tom Duffy speaklng to you ladles and gentlemen from the maln corrldor of Seton Hall Prep As I look lnto the Headmaster s ollice I see slgnor Bernard Prusak and Fathers Robert Carroll and Angelo DePr1nzlo A llttle way down the corrldor I see Kevln Ashe noted photography expert converslng wlth chemlst Thomas Leyden Mr Leyden you wlll remember dlscovered calmamlne whlch cures unruly tempers In one of the rooms off the corrldor I see Rudy Hornlsh whose band IB the current teen f3V0l'ltC talklng wlth Tom 0 Connor a leadlng publlsher Also ln that room are Frank DeRocker and Rlchard Gascoyne talklng wlth Pete Leonardls DeRocker IS chlef draftsman for Western Electrlc Kearny Gascoyne lS an lllustrlous archltect whlle Leonardls IS Deslgn lng Englneer of Boelng Alrcraft Corporatlon We re walklng past the Faculty room now I see there some famous educators Curtls Monahan Head of the HlSt0I'y Department at Marylawn IS converslng wlth Prof Charles Walko who IS Chalrman of the Engllsh Department at Barrlnger Hlgh School Newark I understand that Jlm McNamara IS upstalrs ln the Physlcs Lecture Hall wlth some lnterestlng guests so we ll turn you over to J lm We re on the fourth floor of Mooney Hall folks and gathered here are qulte a group of dlstlngulshed englneers and sclentlsts Wlth me are Augustus Tavls Henry Bertrand Phllllp Stone and Jlm Reynolds Per haps I can presume on Mr THVIS to say a few words Mg Bertrand IS engaglng the group ln an anlmated conversation and lf I can break ln Mr THVIS do you have a word for the llstenlng audlence9 Please slr only gg - n u . . ' 9 , . 64 ' I 9 9 ' , . 9 ' 9 - - . as . , , . gg u Q . 0 . ' 0 I . 9 9 . 9 ' ' 9 . . . . . . , 9 9 9 ' 9 ' 9 9 ' ' 99 46 , . . . 9 9 . . , ' 9 Father Relher talklng to a group of hls former classmates. Therels Mon- . . , 9 - - 9 ' 66 ' 99 ' , 9 ' 9 Q6 C 0 9 , I I 9 9 ' . . . , 3 3 , ' S5 9 ' I ' e ' 9 , . gg . . . . . . . . , . ,, , . G6 9 9 9 . 9 9 D . 9 ' ' ' 9 . ' 9 9 CLASS PROPHECY a greet1ng Oh Im sorry Mr Tavl word has yust reached me that an lmportant sports figure has arrlved at the Gym and now back to Joe Burke ' Here folks at the Gym IS Jlm O Brlen coach of the Unlverslty bas ketball team Good evenlng Jlm How are you? Flne thanks Joe Hello folks Who s that w1th you J1m9 Isn t that Frank Baler of the New York Yankees? Yes Joe that s hlm He s had a great career And here s a tlp he s a sure thlng for the Hall of Fame next year After all when you top Hubbell s records Take lt easy Jlm or Ill have Vln Squlllaro here tell how your teams have broken records here at S H U He s been telecastlng home games for ten years and knows all about lt OK boys relax There are two fellows who have done well Jlm Chamberlaln and Pete Harmon Jlm s coach at the Prep and Pete as everyone knows ls current Open golf champlon I guess you ll have lots to talk about so I ll turn the mlcrophone over to Tom Duffy agaln Tom' Here ln the Lounge standlng around the plano are several lawyers of fame Phll Cunningham and Dlck Clgnarella are wlth Warren Gaffney and Jack Klernan Gaffney wlll be remembered for hlS Supreme Court cases and Klernan lS noted for hls efforts to combat juvemle crlme Watchlng the show on the televlslon set are the doctors Ralph Franclosl noted surgeon IS talklng over the whole operation wlth Larry Bermlng ham and Walter Burke Enjoylng the Program gentlemen? Great show Tom very fittlng Thanks Ralph fellows See you ln a few minutes Just outslde the lounge I see two leadlng men 1n the automotive field Perhaps we can get a comment from Dan Clark of General Motors or Bob Molloy of Ford Excuse me please May I get through Well look who lt IS Brad BlSS1I1gCl' How are thlngs ln the textile buslness Brad? Great Tom We ve got a reversible jacket that s just the thlng for today s Prepster It s OK for class and OK for rldlng motorcycles terrlflcl Jlm Plnholster over there talklng wlth two secret agents Sam Longo of the FBI and Phll Magnottl of the Secret Servlce Must be a blg case on for here movlng ID to talk wlth them IS Pete McDonald chlef of the T Men Down by the cafeterla counter I see Jlm Dunne Ray Ernst and Ken F 1X These three are dentlsts Pretty hard to get SCYVICC eh fellows' You said lt Tom llke pulllng teeth' Well folks a look at the clock tells me that our tlme IS up This IS Tom Duffy at the Seton Hall Prep Class of 1905 reunlon And now back to New York Thls lS John Mulvlhlll ln New York What kind of day has ll been? A day llke all days filled wlth those events that alter and illuminate our llves and YOU WERE THERE . , . . 9 9 ' S9 . . 99 . 4 . . , . . . 9 9 9 ' ' ' 99 . ., . . 66 ' 99 9 9 9 9 9 GG 9 ' ' 9 ' 9 '1 99 . ac 9 - 9 9 9 9 9 - 9 , . 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Q ii illkg ll- l!lii2El!sdIii. l -ml iiiii -1 In 2: .L I n. 77 1' S J I ' 517' Q WJ 1 '-W, ?4 WW 1 f wlsi f TO RELAX AND COUNT THE FAVORITES OF THE MEN AT SETON HALL Class Favomtcs Favonte Actor F avonte Actress F avorzte Comedzan F avorzte Comedzenne F avorlte Male Vocalist F avonte Female Vocallst F avonte Movte F avorzte Song Favorlte Orchestra F avorzte Book F avorlte Magazme F avorzte T V Show F avorzte Radio Show Favorzte Sport F avorlte Athlete F avorzte College F avonte S ub ject F avonte Car F avorlte Hobby F avorzte Tobacco F avorzte Czgarette F avorlte Newspaper MARLON BRANDO DEBBIE REYNOLDS JACKIE GLEASON MARTHA RAYE PERRY COMO DORIS DAY CAINE MUTINY TEACH ME TONIGHT LES ELGART LIFE THE GEORGE GOBEL SHOW MAKE BELIEVE BALLROOM FOOTBALL RALPH GUGLIELMI SETON HALL HISTORY CADILLAC SPORTS RUM AND MAPLE CHESTERFIELD NEWARK EVENING NEWS I V Ir 1 I I fr ' ' R I . ,f 4 I 5 fl ' ' ij 19,9 5 I cu.. g' 1 lf N ! A I . Y! -4 Q '- N .ff . 5 A IU 4 'z , , 3 5 V , I ' .....e. fflffff.ffffflL11ffffffffQfflfffffffffff'TiiE CA1NEMUTINY UNDER CLASSME A SENSE 0F RESPONSIBlLITY 0 Catholic education induces ln the student a deep sense of responsibility for those rights and obligations which he possesses by reason of his citizenship ln heaven as well as on earth. Proper training heightens that sense of accountability to God. At Seton Hall we have acquired that sense of accounting to God for the use of our time and talents. This self discipline has come to us as the highest Ideal of excellence in the Christian gentleman. CLASS OF 1956 SECTION 3A Moderator FATHER F IN N President MARTIN DILLON 'f f I' , fl 'fofflffiflj K I vb M ,tt , ,MWC J JVV ,JV www S E C T I O N 3 B I Moderator MR. DiSTANLO I President MAURICE LIDDY WN P at XRS 40,51 fag XF JSP, gd Sf! Q M, N 30 S E C T I O N 3 C Moderator MR. SZKLARSKI President CORNELIUS Euan Ps I I 'V CLASSCH? M' 1956 YMMQ I IIQCL5 S E C T I O N 3 D Moderator MR. RONCO President CHARLES KRAY S E C T I O N 3 E Moderator MR. McINERNEY President GERALD LIBRETTI SECTION 3F Moderator MR. NOLAN lent PHILU' SFBOLD ge S1 rtv one CLASS OF 1957 SECTION ZA Moderator FATHER FAHY President JAMES SHEA fr., I 1 , C Af , . ' I 'iz m A Q., S E C TI O N '2 B Moderator FATHER TOBEY President MICHAEL KELLY SECTION 2C Moderator MR. YOUNG President J OHN KEEGAN Page Sixty-two -vhs WY 'il In 'r IM. i, 64 5' Ai' ,A . 1 'V '1 4 Cv CLASS OE 1957 SECTION 2D Moderator FATHER VOPELAK President NICHOLAS PALIHNICK SECTION 2E Moderator MR. CICCONE President CARMINE INTESNO SECTION ZF Moderator MR. YOUNG President ARTHUR OXFURTH Page Szxtv three CLASS OF 1958 SECTION 1A Moderator MR. EWING President WILLIAM JOHNSON S E C T I O N 1 B Moderator FATHER TUITE President HARRY HAHN Page Sixty-four CLASS OF 1957 SECTION ZCT Moderators DR. AMBROSIO MR. SENERCHIA Presidents VINCENT ARCARO JAMES McMAI-ION AN. uf CLASS OE 1958 SECTION IC Moderator MR. HAAS President JOHN STEWART in A' Z '7 - ' Q ' I ifihr fi f as is 4 ?3Q6f' A!! fn SECTION ID Moderator MR. GUNNING President DENNIS QUINN SECTION 1E Moderator MR. CICCONE Preszkfent WILLIAM HANLON Page Slxtv Hue cv- 91 cs I -ut' ,R M , ,tm I CLASS OE 1958 SECTION IE Moderator MR. RO UMAN President RONALD O'BRIEN SECTION IG Moderator MR. CERN E President JOHNBOIKO SECTION II-I Moderator MR. TRACEY President ROBERT SHILLING ACTIVITIES fr-. vu A SENSE 0F MlSSl0N 0 A deeper awareness in the child of his mission in life will help him to sanctify whatever walk of life he chooses and to seek and accept the will of God in whatever way it may be manifested. Great care is exercised in the child's vocational guidance here at Seton Hall. For it is realized that not everyone is called to serve God in the same way or In the same capacity. Aimlessness in his trainlny will leave him without direction for his talents and aptitudes which have been gifted him by God. The Editorial Staff EDITORIAL STAFF JOHN REIHER Managing Editor JAMES ANDERSON KEVIN ASHE ROBERT CHEPOLIS FRANK DEROCKER PATRICK GELSON PETER HARMON FRANK HINCHY RUDY HORN ISH ANDIJ HORNIATKEWYCH THOMAS MCKENNA PHILIP MORRIS JOHN MULVIHILL JEROME NOWICKI BERNARD PRUSAK JAMES REYNOLDS JOHN RYAN PHILLIP STONE -.ini-sr Editors at Work Laying OUI thc bO0k 5 W if L., , X ,, . . 9 f 1 I . f I ZX Z MR. THOMAS J. NOLAN THOMAS P. LEYDEN CHARLES J. WALKO Moderator Co-Editors-in-Chief Page Sixty-eight The Tower ,pb-., Business Staff IN mass moss we have tried to reflect, by means of type and camera, the scholastic year M1954-55 at Seton Hall Preparatory School. But even greater than this, we have endeavored to publish a hook which will stand as a fitting memorial to the Class of 1955 , even after it's members have journeyed far along the path of life. We hope that your pleasure in reviewing these pages will be as great as ours in creating them, and that in the approaching years, when time has dulled the impressions of the present, an occasional turning to the '1955 TOWER ' will refresh your memory, and recall once more the priceless memories of your days at Seton Hall. JOSEPH KINNEY Advertising Manager JOSEPH BAUMANN RICHARD CIGNARELLA FRANK COMISKEY FRANK COSTENBADER GEORGE DINARDO ROBERT DUCA BERNHARD FIRNER PAUL F INORIO ANTHONY GIORDANO EUGENE HANNON STEPHEN HOPKINS MICHAEL HORNYAK JOHN KIERNAN Catholic Yearbook Conference Group 'P AUGUSTUS T. TAVIS Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF PHILIP CUNNINGHAM Circulation Manager RONALD KRAYNIK JOSEPH LABAZZO JOHN LOGIUDICE SAMUEL LONGO FRANK MAHON CARL MARINELLI PAUL NEFF ROBERT SACCONE JOSEPH TIERNEY WALTER TRAENKLE JOHN VANNA ROBERT VERDERAME THADDEUS ZAWACK1 Page Sixty-nine Every Week we Kmghts of Setoma '51- They recelve . in . . . Before school. 5 'T Father Vopelak and Knight Commanders Moderator FATHER JOSEPH VOPELAK Commanders JAMES ANDERSON FRANK BAIER JOSEPH BAYER RALPH FRANCIOSI RUDY HORNISH JAMES O'BRIEN JOSEPH PLATZ PHILLIP STONE Wmu: rm: cuss or 1955 attended Seton Hall there was one organization above all others that demonstrated the aim of the school to make us ood Catholics as well as scholars. We leave Seton Hall thanking it not only for the knowledge it gave us through studies but also for the graces and sense of unity that we received through the greatest tradition of them all at Seton Hall--the KNIGHTS OF SETONIA. The Pirate Moderator FATHER WILLIAM KELLER Co-Editors BERNARD McELROY DONALD RANSOM -i The Pirate, undergraduate newspaper of Seton Hall Prep, has risen to new heights in journal- istic stature and circulation. Operated com- pletely hy students, from ad soliciting to distribution, The Pirate presents to the student bod! a complete coverage of all important social, aca emic, and sporting events on the campus. c' - kifm I.: X x During the scholastic year 1954-1955, under the able direction of Co-Editors McElroy and Ransom, The Pirate represented the school in its traditionally fine manner. The editorial and general olicies of the paper are guided by Reverend, William Keller. Page Seventy-one STUDENT COUNCIL Moderator AA A AA MR. PATRICK DiSTANLO President AA A A A JAMES ANDERSON Q -'Yf 1 MISSION CLUB Moderator FATHER THOMAS TUOHY President JOSEPH BAYER 'Q , ,,,.,,- 'M 'WWW , n it N?':rVi74,z f' hit! .nw 1, . Oi iii q,i- 3, 'F f r ' . F'fk ' UT? 'll ff. y, ...W - 5 If 3 f QC .LJ atkins.. I V hy Ab .ln N ' 'M .iA on 9 K., W. , 5 axis? :gg A f,' 1 ,M 1 0 'fig A I U 6 1,153 , 'Hg . ',' , 'S IU' fi., 3 3' Q , ,. . V. V V f ' fr LJ ' 'x'i'3 ' W e ' -,- - rx VA -A V ! ' . 1 7 , 1. 1 , A iv 5. i .,,. I - I .. -. , .., . - 5'5- :'H7' h J 'HA' . t- 81.- L' u . .4 fi? f. fi .f 23 4:58:25 CHEMISTRY CLUB Moderator MR. SZKLARSKI President JOHN O'CONNOR .apr--sf RADIO CLUB Moderator , .... ., . FATHER TUITE MR. GUNNING President A . .......,..t..,... THOMAS MOLLOY VINCENT SQUILLARO CHESS CLUB Moderator ., FATHERQFAHY FATHER GARRIGAN President ..,. ,. A ...,., THOMAS OTTO DEBATINC CLUB Moderator ' A .. MR. MCINERNEY President , , ., JAMES KENNEDY PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Moderator FATHER VOPELAK REV. MR. MITZAK President .. JAMES MURPHY 55 A-fy F MATHEMATICS CLUB Moderator MR. SARNO President RICHARD BLAHUT me : l DCI I' ,,n.,..!:, vw 1 CLUB Moderator .... .,,..,......... M R. DiSTANLO President A,..,.. ......., J AMES ANDERSON 3 r if. --any PRESS CLUB Moderator .,...,,.........,, FATHER KELLER President .,.., ....., C HARLES KRAY Page Seventy x .rl PRE-ENGINEERING CLUB Moderator MR. THEROUX President JOHN DOWD ART CLUB Moderator . ......,..,....,..........,.. MR. YOUNG President ,.... ., ...,,,, ,. DAVID MORRIS Ge? RIFLE CLUB Moderator FATHER TOBEY President RICHARD GASCOYNE ' l.,oo .. .1 e MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB Moderator ,. ,.....I...... ..,. M R. CICCONE President ,.... WILLIAM CHEPOLIS ul ,' , ,M, - wt:-V ,A .......,I 4 A 4 me ,W V 8' 1 LANGUAGE CLUB I Moderator DR. AMBROSIO MR. MCCABE MR. ROUMAN MR. SENRRCHIA President RICHARD KRUC CARY BIONDI Page Seventy-seren Ila- Moderator . ...,,. . , MR. HAAS President ,. .. ., DONALD HINGOS GLEE CLUB BIOLOGY CLUB Moderator FATHER TOBEY President EDWARD OSSOLINSKI MUSIC CLUB Moderator ,. .. ..., . .... . . MR. RONCO President , ,...,.. .... . , JERRY SEBOLD SETON HALL PREPARATORY SCHOOL BAND Director LT. COLONEL JOHN B. MCKENZIE Army flletiredj itz. REVEREND THOMAS G. FAHY A thletic Director X Q 2 -17' if 2 ,. A E 2' MR. FRANK RINKS Assistant Athletic Director G U, I Everyone for Seton Hall! SPOR T 5 Pr G O aycr Before the amc n a Football Iaunt ff. 3567 HU ' , , :ji l fra. 1 o if .X :o k ,f yi I oi ' o ,-, Yggffff' go- - Qffsfoqmhsq gl 9566 EJ? f 1' Q :QL q,, w...39 , 'f'35ff 341' - '9f'o20ffffS2+Q1 f- Q ?fw!'NQffo1 f ow '30 iw' VQXRSIIY F OQTBALL TEAM 4' fi si :gif . A MLA R. Page Eighty 4.115 L , 5 I o I P MAGNOTTI MR. ANT Captain HO Assistant Coach SARTOR PHILI ENCE NY VERDUCCI WR C oach bv WW . 7 1 V , , , . R 1 19 WVJQ S 7 as 5.-YM 7 X ly x I Q? 1 'V 'VNIURSZJ 4' NYT Vit It Football ALTHOUGH SETON HALL HAD seventeen return mg lettermen and prospects for a truly great 54 season the year started olf badly The first game was a closely contested one wlth Bloom field wmnmg ln the last few m1nutes on thelr own field The second game agalnst a superb Mxllvllle team was another hearthreaker wlth the Pony Plrates loslng the game 1n the last few seconds on a punt runhack The team then lost to a strong Trenton Cathollc team hut came surglng hack wlth a resoundmg vlctory agamst a good Netcong team The Plrates also llterally kllled St Marys fRutherfordJ by a score of 32 7 The team then traveled to Englewood only to lose to a powerhouse St Cecllla team The Pony Plrates then rolled over thelr next two opponents Immaculate and Pope Plus by scores of 26 0 and 27 0 respectively On a muddy field Seton Hall beat South Slde on Thanksglvmg Day b a score of 15 6 We can trul he roud Y Y P of a good representatlve team Sept 18-Seton TEAM RECORD Sept 25-Seton Hall 14 Mlllvrlle ct Oct. Oct. ct Nov 16-Seton 3-Seton Ha 7 Trenton Cathohc Hall 41 Netcong 0 24-4eton Hall 32 St Marys flluthl 31-Seton Hall 12 St CCCIIIBB fEngJ 7 Seton Hall 26 Immaculate Conception Nov 14-Seton Hall 27 Pope Plus Nov 25-Seton Hall 15 South Sxde Ha 7 Bloomfield 12 0121316 -211 81231.68 3 P383 The trlumphant 8 Av sua' i w Q .ysg ii .if ack Tc am f 'X s it A 'Xe the NN oihxog our ' ' ' YK-echet whx Avian p. New woo mvassewe Cross Cooowl sea- Soxfn L0 Qufawe' wa SMD ' asm memo: W ahec 5f1hXa:eXCx Xoohe Seward to a 13136 txgtiom me hands oi We Yum' ana Yew pos-ekhXe champkooehxp. The sqxlae eoinpoeee 33653665 Km ei 6669666 new web xmaep wogxhl S eemixocsxhae QXSQF5 cis began use 6259 cuisines as has Bam! Tow Suww an Bag wg osezxsasgzxzi 5.1 6: is xsiggra Sq Meintee, Bch Snfxth, Norm SoXa1x,Doo YYAXQGY, aww wa W0 eww chain, aoADaweBvgce ehouXA gwe XheYo1xw1 Yixaxee xhe Kam neceeeaty depth. with the expected heX'9 oi the . okoegocket ExeXA tea1n,XecXhg1 Yso6Dmme,Boh 5v1ee1xey',Yax idxaaxg Dowhog, Yete NTcXCeown, ami Yhh Nxagnoui, - Seton Bah ehoxid again hecome a eontexxdet io! the Cathohe Stake Ctof,-10. ot Tac Xixs pox ' g, Kem Soc Y ' e,Yra ' The Maine, n xea10.T CTBV en teturmn pkone, Toe Shkne ace The Q-Qrkmete are Toe Shm Bch Duca, ana Tim Chagohethxxxx. Kxetaocee ate haomed capahhg Da-J e l Pa g . e Eighty-two am 1.552- 'X W Mini. Cross Country Team 561. VHISIKY Cross Countr FW FW Scmors COACH WALTER SZKLARSKI looked at hrs boys for the first tlme thxs year wlth much hope and expectatlon Thls veteran team carrlcd on ln the footsteps of last year s excellent team paced by l1ttle Joe Platz and Pete Pappalardo The team had the necessary depth to take them through a very tough season wlth ,hm Flscher John Lo Guldlce Jack Bator and Ray McEntee comlng through when most needed. They are lookmg forward to a good season next year and a pos- slble champlonshlp. SCHEDULE Metuchen Morris Hills Bloomield St. Benedict's Dover Lincoln Good Counsel St. Michael's IJ. CJ Page Eighty three ff-.2 ,agp .. A ' - 42 Q.-'L' ' ' ' L'5f49L:0x+ - ' 1 rn Y .-W, ' ...V I' , 2 1 'lf 2 4 , A 4 g , as V V, ,yy , ,. 4 . , lj , A, P 2w'r.,',f'f ' 'Q 'Fw ' -s V? . . . 9 9 . 9 9 7 1 fi 'BJ saws SETON HALL EAD A VET!-:RAN TEAM returning this year. Although they lost a few heartbreakers they won all the important games. They didn't have any trouble finding their winning ways, as they won the first five games very easily. They lost the next two games to two powerhouse fives, Bayonne and St. Mary's, and split the next two games heating Trenton Catholic and losing to Thomas Jefferson. After their next loss to Emerson they again found their winning ways beating their next two opponents by decisive scores. They again lost to a strongly rated West Side five and to an impressive South Side team, but they finished strongly win- ning five out of the next six games. The team was paced by the deadly set shooting of ,lim O,Brien and Connie Egan and the excellent rebounding of Frank Baier, Mike Farrell, and Hugh Dunnion. The Pirates intend to enter the Essex County Tourna- ment and the Catholic State Tournament. The team has shosm enough ability and experience to make it a contender for both titles and should do well in post season play. 1 I 135 l X S'-5 if X'V,,,g .1, .-v' 1 .1 flf' 'fhu 4 fa' Hi by 1 ,, I ,li llg, B I S , W N jtgggx .1 lxgl u NW , 52' .., .1 1 5 Q 'gf' V x X, A ' V X n.ffnA'4,fg- -' I n H K -. v 5 -1' 1 4 ,'J't'b ki-gi' 'E JI Il If ,4 'I .JI 51.324, , g A - x f HU Q . .V - Q Baseball COACH FRANK Tmcsr will field a veteran club with fifteen letter- men returning. Among those returning he has Buddy Liddy a good glove man at Hrst base, Corky Kray a hard hitting inHelder at second, and Ralph Franciosi an excellent hitter and Helder at shortstop. Bob Kelly an improving Helder and hitter should should have third base under his control. Rounding out this stellar infield are J im McNamara and J im Meehan two long hall hitting catchers with good strong arms. The pitching staff has Hve returning lettermen with Frank Baier, Gil Morin, J im Anderson, Connie Egan, and Nick Palih- nick. The outHeld is also full of outstanding veterans with Jim O'Brien a long ball hitting lefty in right Held, his brother Tom in center, alternating with Connie Egan, and 'chie Krug a four year man who will again patrol left Held. With little help from the new memb rs it s dar's club should bring ack the Catholic State Cliaglpl 1 fto feton Hall for 916 t ird sippzghf year. My! if? XV Kb l V, I JJ, NL 41 I , 1 X QQ IV fflgfi' C l 'Q1l 6 .W LJ I ,gf lv' ff' lu . Q92 ol 'U V1 J BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 13-Demarest April 15-Nutley April 19-Lincoln April 21-Hillside April 22-Barringer April 25-Morris Hills April 27-St. Peter's U.C.l April 29-Seton Hall Univ. Frosh May May May May May Y Y ay May May May 2-BloomHeld Tech 4-Bayonne 6-BloomHeld 7-Valley 9-East Side 11-Dickinson 13-St. Mary's fEliz.l 6-Jefferson 18-Valley 19-Snyder 23-St. Mary's f So. Amboyl 25-Irvington 1 p y nfwfnyay 27-South Side ' X ' , A7 4,14 3093 O 1 ' YET Swim 1 f it WD 688591 , .vt r. CIA, X6 x 0 a , . . ..,,. . oN PAD SJ .A 4 sf' 'IA Q , 1 , . . M If , I ......u--- Qu ming Team I WL PACED BY SENIORS Mal Forrester, Phil Berkebile, Jim Kennedy, Greg Locke, and Pete McDonald Setonia's mermen opened up their season with impres- sive wins. They are undefeated to date and should hold this record through- out the season. They have plenty of depth behind them with underclassmen Ed Guy, Fred Lunenberg, Tom Feehan, and Bill Guy filling in in the important places. J anuary J anuary January J anuary J anuary J anuary February February February February February February March 3 SCHEDULE 1-Newark Academy 4 7-Snyder , , 10-Dickinson .. . 12-Lincoln . 21-Dickinson 27-South Side . 7-Irvington ., .,. 9-Rahway i , 11-Newark Academy . 14-Delbarton Forfeit 17-Snyder . 25-Lincoln -Irvington OQKE - I Seton Hall Visitors 36 30 33 33 37 29 37 29 38 28 44 22 38 28 41 25 51 15 to Seton Hall 24 42 32 34 34 32 Tennis UNDAUNTED BY a small schedule and limited facilities the Seton Hall Prep Tennis Team rolled to a two and one game record. This year the team is being coached by Mr. John Rouman. The netsters will be lead by J im Kennedy and Rudy Hornish, co- captains. Other members in- clude Jerry Sebold, Paul Ma- guire, Bill and Bob Keegan, and Joe Kinney. With more than half of last years players returning, this years team should prove to be one of the best local teams. INTRAMURALS s7gQ,A'ij QJQW3 C ai' K Yeileci AUCC W hai 3 hoo Americzfs battles are Won on the playing Helds of Seton ,ABM Ve OJ Us' '- 'IW lV m JV FOOTBALL RECORD Seton Hall 6 Seton Hall 18 Seton Hall 12 Seton Hall 21 Seton Hall 24 W 4 JV SPORTS IV Basketball Team Seton Seton Seton Seton Seton Seton Seton Seton Seton Seton Seton Seton Seton Seton Seton Seton Seton JV BASKETBALL RECORD Hall 50 Hall 29 Hall 22 Hall 55 Hall 39 Hall 54 Hall 54 Hall 30 Hall 52 Hall 59 Hall 62 Hall 44 Hall 51 Hall 51 Hall 49 Hall 43 Hall 59 .,,St. Mary's fSo. Amboyl Irvington Valley Barringer .. St. Patrick's fEliz.l . ..,. ., . ,... A .... Bayonne . , . . . St. Mary's fEliz.J . .. Trenton Catholic ,. , ........o. ,....... J elferson . ee., . . ....e ...,.... E merson . ..,..,. ,, ,. Central ., , . Immaculate A West Side . .. . South Side .. .,.l 6 Valley , ..... 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HQST FOPLLAK JAMLS AADERSON vu? I ,Z.g5W,,f'. in if -F xxif' V , ! DID HOST FOR SETON HALL P 5 V . JAMES ANDERSON LOST COURTEOUS KOUEKT CARROLL 1 43 Q-I J Ip'lEJT 'A f ,'- L L. J l.nnu X L, ,,i, K g,-sr MOST MODEST L FRANK dAIER ' Y' QLST DRESSEU JUSEPH KILNEY Q x You want to quit this course? 5 Page Ninety-two .Q- D a y A t Knights of Setonia Breakfast gfzgjgfvf S , in , .II ' W' New Recruits 1 -5 , , I I .sw 9 , J X-f Seton Hall All right you guys! K X . Egg l. Close all the hooksg letls begin. N From these data . . 'x-,ir .V I hate to do this, but . . e Ninety'-three DAY AT SETCDN HALL Q General Assembly uo Lsque Tandem A Conternplation? Memories of time Mnflrel days 35:4 Producers A bit of Instanbul Precision Rollerskating Can you recognize us? Backstage antics After the show is over 0 our foam! lim o rx Gxxxdxce 3 xg V0 vc 009' SS 9 600 Y w- S aiu Y. gi av Ps 99056 e900 i ' ' SOQJKCXO Yaiw at S soo we oi-6 X QS ova X36 This one is for the yearbook the Mambo airing for the New Year They were doing Rudy HOfHlSh,S Band Mock Wedding at C. Walko's Valentine Party QNX Xa owxoi A M 0 Mjje IO!! 6 vm. x goes 'Se-qxxxedsg vias 4-fxooei OSS We KQQA Comeau 'odd wx Senogx 'CMN Q .y f -jf ,,,q X46 Ya f C 'IJLOYO S1 'Svc YXAX 'CCS envy 000 qfxoq, YK: me Sw iw, dm YZCQEL clxses ooexe oi We XOOY-Koi, oxiec Q96 Q '32 i , I xx 1, R AX Ps 5XSQX'b-Sl fx: Coe may 5, Q QCGYZXOYVQNX O0-1 3135 X bcxlwkixes Qoodwxg dass E S' XD Soda yaorlincg evenly . . A5 we bzkf farewell 1,4 f The Tower Goes To Pressn Tms IS A FITTING wn to tell a wonderful story. A story of a yearbook. We met for the first time one afternoon in September. A sin- cere enthusiasm accompanied the nearly one hundred seniors who attended. It was then that Mr. Mclntee turned the book over to our new moderator, Mr. Nolan. Another meeting was held a week later to organize the group and decide on home room representatives. Six delegates were chosen to represent Seton Hall at the Catholic Yearbook Conference held at Fordham University on October 16. W'e came back from these conferences with the desire to start planning our yearbook. From then on we held weekly meetings in order to get our ideas on paper. lt was many weeks later that we shook hands on reaching unanimous agreement on what our book would be like. One thing left for us to dog carry out this plan. Early in November the editors-in-chief were selected and the appointments of the associate editors and their staffs were made. An error appeared in that month's edition of the Pirate saying that we intended to have a novel new yearbook. These words, surprisingly enough, became our motto. Wie endeavored to formulate a different type of book. We had many novel ideas and we wished to see them in our book. Progress continued as pictures were taken, copy was written, and the decision on a cover was reached. Finally after months of working, our yearbook was ready for the printer on February ll. Joyful that we had reached our goal, we threw the old files into the air. Our work was completed. The 1955 edition of the Tower is now a reality. CLASS ROSTER ADDESA NICHOLAS R ANDERSON JAMES F ANISKO STANLEY R ASHE KEVIN P BAIER FRANCIS A BALCIUNAS ALGIMANTAS BANNON JAMES J BARTON JAMES J BAUMANN JOSEPH J BAYER JOSEPH E BERGERE, PAUL J BERKEBILE C PHILLIP BERMINGH XM LAWRENCE J BERTHOLET JOHN R BERTRAND HENRY G BISSINGER BRADLEY J BLAHUT RICHARD E BLAKE DAVID B BUCCI ANTHONY T BURKE JOHN D BURKE WALTER P CAPRIO GABRIEL P CARL BRUCE T CARROLL ROBERT B CASEY JOHN J CHAMBERLIN JAMES B f HEPOLIS ROBERT J CIGNARELLA RICHARD M CLARK DANIAL R COMISKEY FRANCIS J IOSTANYO SANTO A C OSTENBADER FRANCIS J CRUOGLIO LEONARD G CUNNINGHAM PHILIP T DANEK RICHARD J DE ANGELO JOHN P DELANEY WILLIAM E DePRINZIO ANGELO J DeROCKER FRANCIS P D1NARDO GEORGE P DOLINSKY GEORGE M DOWD JOHN T DOWLING PATRICK F DLCA ROBERT J DUFFY THOMAS J DUNNE JAMES R DURKIN RAYMOND M EGAN GERALD P ERNST RAYMOND J FATTELL GEORGE L FINORIO PALL N FIRNER BERNHARD G FISCHER JAMES J FISCHER MICHAEL J FIX KENNETH J FLYNN WILLIAM F FORRESTER MALCOLM D FRANCIOSI RALPH A FL SCHETTI RICH XRD M CAFFNE1 WARREN N CARRLBBO JOSEPH L IASC OYNE RICH KRD J GATES EDWARD F f AY EN JOHN M C FI SON PATRII K A f IORDANO ANTHONY I RANT WILLIAM L 114 Smlth Street Newark 241 Kearny Avenue Kearny 1061 Mary Street Ellzabeth 4 4 Eaton Place East Orange 58 Woodland Road Short Hllls 120 Norwood Street Newark 6 228 North Mountam Avenue Montclair 26 Cllnton Street Bloomfield 28 Montrose Street Newark 6 51 Ward Place South Orange 63 North Walnut Street East Orange 117 Westfield Avenue Ellzabetll 185 Ellery Avenue Newark 6 570 South 13th Street Newark 3 1897 McCarter Hlghway Newark 5 Cottage Street South Orange 77 Myrtle Avenue Irvlngton 11 1 Rambow Terrace West Orange 131 Lexmgton Avenue Paterson 81 Maple Street West Orange 719 Summer Street Ellzaheth 24 Derwent Avenue Verona 60 Damel Street Carteret 10 Bellevue Terrace Morrlstown 33 Eaton Place East Orange 47 Burnet H111 Road Llvmgston 95 Palm Street Newark 6 247 Epplrt Street East Orange 138 Bell Street Bellevllle 1522 Franklin Street Hlllsxde 26 Parkway West Bloomfield 52 Falrway Avenue Bellevxlle 3325 Fifth Street Jersey Cnty 17 Warren Street Nutley 10 197 Seymour Avenue Newark 8 149 Adams Street Newark 5 66 Glenslde Avenue Summlt 5410 Polk Street West New York 9 North 6th Street Newark 151 East 31st Street Paterson 171 Hlllslde Avenue Newark 8 35 Lawrence Avenue West Orange 642 Marshall Street Ehzabeth 3 Melman Terrace Maplewood 417 Second Street East Newark 510 Murlel Parkway Elizabeth 19 Noll Place Newark 180 South 10th Street Newark 7 440 Golf Avenue Maywood 78 Maplewood Avenue Clifton 87 Colgate Street Jersey City 99 Mountam Vlew Plate Newark 6 402 North Set ond Street Ea t Newark Ashwood Terrace West Orange 125 Montro e Street Newark 298 Stewart Avenue Arlington 138 DeHart Place Ellzabeth 5 Martin Road Verona 1154 Weber Street Lnlon 121 West wth Avenue Roselle 94 Rhode Island Avenue Ea t Orange 131 Irvington Avenue Newark 6 102 Brookdale Avenue Newark 6 15 Oakland Terrace Newark 6 34 Locut Drive Sumnnt S18 South Clinton Street East Orange 307 Beeth Street Arlington 22 2222222222222 22222222222222 22222222222222222 2222 2222222222 22222222 f--wht.. wus fl . .l.,,.... .It N, Y , F, L , 4+ ,, . ., A . . 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Q 'I S. : N CLASS ROSTER CRL LH ACZ 'VIICH AEL J HANNOW El GENE G HARMON PETER F HAY ES JOSEPH P HECK JAMES J HESNAN JAMES P HEXES GERALD C HINCHI FRANK T HOPKINS STEPHEN HORNIATKEWYC H ANDRIJ HORNISH RUDOLPH HORNYAK MICHAEL P IDLER GLY G IDLER PATRICK M II KO THOMAS L ISENBLIRG THOMAS E JABLONSKI JOSEPH M JABLONSKI LOUIS J JONES JOEL B KANACH RICHARD S KARI H JOHN J KEHOE WILLIAM V KELLEY ROBERT J KENNEDY JAMES A KIERNAN JOHN J KINNEY JOSEPH A KOZLOWSKI ROBERT T KRA3 NIK RONALD M KRAI SE CHARLES A KRUC RILHARD F LaBA77O JOSEPH P I aVFt I HI K RICHARD J IPGUE NORRIS R IEONARDIS PETER A Ie-PORE JOHN P LIMONCELLI VICTOR J IoGl1 DICF JOHN R IONCO SAMUEL P LOI KE GRECORY H IORIA JOSEPH LUNDQI IST JOHN D MADDEN JOHN J MACNIER ANTHONY A MAC NOTTI PHILIP D 'VIAHON FR ANCIS T MARINELLI CARL MARTINELLI RONALD MASER KARK A MtCORMAt K THOMAS M1DERMOTT EDWARD J M1DONALD PETER J MQGHEE GERARD M Mt-GONEGAL PHILIP Mc-GRATH JOHN P M1 KENNA THOMAS A MQKEOWN PETER I MIMAHAN EDWARD J MIMAI-ION ,IAMFS McNAMARA JAMES Md EY PAUL MEEHAN JAMES E MOI LOI ROBFRT E MONAHAN KIIRTIS W MORIN CII BFRT MORRIS DAVID I MORRIS PHILIP D MULI IHILL JOHN F MURPHH JAMES F I nge One Hundred Two 280 Hoover Avenue Bloomfield 813 Midland Blvd Union 43 Llberty Street West Orange Q61 Montgomery Street Jersey Ilty 124 Reynolds Place South Orange 299 Randolph Avenue Jersey Clty 207 North 7th Street Newark 24 Daddxson Plate Cllfton 379 Olcott Street Orange 434 Avon Avenue Newark 8 370 Central Avenue Orange 438 Pennlngton Street Elizabeth Maplewood Avenue Jlaplewood 11 Maplewood Avenue Maplewood 34 Elmwood Terrate Linden 85 Fairmount Avenue Newark 28 Columbla Avenue Arllngton 28 Columbia Avenue Arlmgton 507 Cross Street Harrlson 11 Cortland Street Newark 1 302 Boyden Avenue Maplewood 30 Whltney Street Newark 3 493 Whltexs ood Road Union 15 Claremont Drive Short Hrlls 18 Wllber Street Bellevllle '30 Rlchelleu Place Newark 410 South lllh Street Newark 161 Sterllng Avenue Jersey Cnty 387 South 20th Street Newark 96 Wlllldm Street Ehzabeth 81 Hlckory Street Carteret 27 Crest ent Road Livingston 62 Rlggs Plate South Orange 112 Floyd Avenue Bloomfield I2 Flrst Street Elizabeth 556 South Cllnton Street East Orange 303 Camden Street Newark 3 157 Oak Street East Orange 104 lross Street Harrlson 1306 Shetland Drlve Lnlon 810 Murray Street Ehzabeth 19 MHFIOH Avenue Newark 6 384 Grove Road South Orange 29 Pahsade Road Ellzabeth 351 Kearny Avenue Kearny 123 Smlth Street Newark 6 619 Hudson Street Hoboken R D 1 Dryden 116 Eppnt Street East Orange 491 7th Avenue Newark 9 Rutgers Street Maplewood 79 Falrmount Avenue C hatham 110 Unlon Road Roselle Park 11 Rlrheheu Terrace Newark 341 Hlllslde Avenue Llvlngston 42 Marmn Road NCIOI 73 HHFFISOH Plate Irvington ll x3 Brunswuk Street New nk 650 Bloomfield Avenue Verona Twombly E tate Convent 149 Rlchelleu Terrace Newark 6 8 Arthur Street Belleulle 31 Rldae Road Iyndhm t 22 Welrster Place Orange 23 Salem Street Newalk 29 Oxforrl Teurame Wlet Orange 194 New Street Orange 31 Early Street NIOTYISIDISU r ' ' r .111-rtttm ,4 PT -1 L V4 I 2' ky H11 5 L 4 ' U' u ' 1.1s1 1 I 1 1 4 ,Q J k1Efq.1.s,,j 'xg ,J ua! .,. 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Alvloffecwizon In the preparatlon of a hook such as The Tower, whlch concerns ltself wlth ew ery 3CtlV1ty of the entlre student body of Seton Hall, lt IS lmperatlse that the asslstanee, not only of the students themselves but of the Faculty and loyal frlends of our school should be enllsted The Tower staff of 195.3 IQ p artu ularly grateful o Rexerend Thomas J 'Iuohx Our Headmaster, for his many fine suggestlons and affable eooperatlon, Mr Thomas J Nolan our Moderator, for hls IDN aluable guldanee, Mr J Peter Llsslns of the lolyer Roux Pflllllllg Com pany for his professlonal adwlce , HS5lQtcll'lCC , Slster Clalr Chrlstl, S SJ Mr Bugel Mr J Flannery, Mlss Arlene Wfalko and M1 s Eleanor Sommer for then' professlonal art HQQI tame All these as well as many others, who have done muth to make our task eusler and who haxe tontrlbuted Il13t61'l3llV to the ws elfare of our school are de erung of the slnt ere gratltude of the l9sn Tower' staff and of eweryone mterested IH the progress of Seton Hall Prepar ltory School Page One Hundred Four ' CS 77 ' , . . 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