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

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W4 V .. i t 'S' - -. :,. ,- awp, .. 6. if 1. JOHN F. BELL John is one of those free and easy going fellows, who believes in taking things as they come. He is noted for his mid-after- noon snooze during English' class. 0 Intramural Sportsg Aviation Clubg Pre-Engineering Club 3g Mathematics Club 4g Band 1. GARY A. B1oNDE Gary's heart is as big as his body. He is good-natured, clever, jov- ial, and often seen in Father Keller's office. He intends to study for the priesthood. 0 Knights of Setoniag Class Officer 2, 3g Discipline Ollice Stalf 1, 2, 3, 43 Corridor Patrol 3g Altar Societyg Ital- ian Club 2, 3. JOSEPH P. BITTEL Joe is a quiet lad but certainly not shy. His sincerity has won him many friends. He possesses the qualities for achieving his ambition, Electrical Engineer- ing. 0 Knights of Setoniag Book Commit- teeg Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 33 German Club 4. 1 56 'PHE CENTENNIAL YEAR 1956 JOHN L. BLAZEJEWSKI Sonny is an active, mild-na- tured fellow. Although he ad- mits that he is one of the sufer- ing souls of Physics class, he hopes to pursue a career in the field of Engineering. 0 Social Activities Committeeg Ath- letic Associationg Biology Clubg In- tramural Sports 2. 3. 4. Page Twenty MARCELLO G. Bozxo Jerry is known for his wit and is often found in the center of a large group. He hopes to be a Mechanical Engineer. 0 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Associationg Music Club. ARTHUR T. BRADY Art is a quiet but active fel- low who finds his chief interest in radios. He has chosen Engi- neering as his field of endeavor. 0 Knights of Setoniag Intramural Sportsg Social Activities Committeeg Riding Club lg Aviation Club, Ger- man Clubg Chemistry Club 35 Press Clubg Minstrel 2, 3, 4.

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,. X am! i 5 . . E s e 5 . of K Sfgj lr ggi? -gig. ..:.t,g.ggf-gggt., I . A s Legs.:-gwit-'P-,':. '. xi ' f 9. JAMES M. ADAMS ,lim'f is a scholarship boy and during his four years here he lived up to expectations. With his friends he has always some- thing to say about sports. He aspires to be an accountant. 0 Chemistry Club 3, 4g Intramural Footballg Intramural Baseball. LAWRENCE I. AIOSSA Lar,' possesses among his finer attributes a unique personality. A good student, he is striving for a career in Civil Engineering. 0 Chairman of the Book Committeeg Intramural Sportsg Chemistry Club 35 German Club. ROBERT A. ANTczAK A stalwart member of the A. B. C. group, Bob', can be found during his spare time in Father Keller's ofice. He is set on be- coming a priest. 0 Knights of Setoniag Medal Man 13 Honorable Mention 2g Discipline Of- fice 1, 2, 3, 4g Corridor Patrol 3g Bi- ology Club 23 Debating Club. 1856 THE CENTENNIAL YEAR 1956 DAVID J. ARTESI Dave,,' a wonderfully natured fellow, can enliven any class with his whimsical ways. His personality should carry him far in the advertising field. O Knights of Setoniag Class Officer 13 Ministrelg Photography Clubg Chemis- try Club s, 4. JOHN J. BAKUM Jack is a rather quiet but very smart fellow. Hunting and sheet shooting are his favorite pas- times. His success in Physics confirms his aptitude for Engi- neering. 0 Intramural Sports 1, 2g Biology Clubg Debating Clubg Pre-Engineering Club. JOSEPH F. BEEBE Joe is an intelligent fellow whose mind is usually concen- trated on cars. His interest in this field should make him suc- cessful in his career as a mechan- ical engineer. V0 German Clubg Science Club. Page Nineteen

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Lno K. BRADY Lee'i is a serious student who is, nevertheless, ready for a quick laugh. He possesses a unique pastime, he collects knives. Geology is his chosen career. 0 Intramural Sports, Minstrel, Avia- tion Clubg Spanish Club. J AMES BRENNAN Jim has a reserved but highly likeable personality. He can be found puttering around his car in his spare time. He is seeking a career in the field of Engineer- ing. 0 Intramural Sportsg Athletic Associa- tiong Biology Club. JOHN J. BRENNAN A member of the baseball team, Jack'i has been an outstanding performer from the mound for the last two years. He is also in- terested in basketball, showing himself as one of the better play- ers in the intramural league. oKnigl1ts of Setoniag Varsity Base- ball 3, 4g Intramural Sports, Athletic Associationg Biology Club, Press Club. 1856 THE UENTENNIAL YEAR I9 6 JOSEPH J. BROGAN Joe, a standard fixture on the campus, is one of Jersey City's gifts to Seton Hall. He divides his spare time between sports and girls. His future lies in the field of medicine-so he says. 0 Class Officer 1, 43 Student Council 1, 43 Minstrel 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Athletic Associationg Social Activities Committee, Booster Clubg Debating Club. FRANK W. BRonz1NsK1 Frank is a tall, lanky fellow who enjoys driving cars. He is also very much interested in avi- ation and has decided that he wants to be a commercial pilot. 0 Intramural Sportsg Aviation Club 2, 33 Radio Club 23 Spanish Club 3. 0'r'ro G. BRUNNER An airplane enthusiast, 0tt' is one who finds varied amusement in making model planes. No doubt we will find him in the field of aviation in later years. O Intramural Sports 1, 2, 33 Aviation Club 1. 2. 3. 9 Page Twenty-one