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

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FRANCIS G. DEFRANZO Frank is a very modest fellow whose chief interest is in plan- ning for a future in the service of Cod. His personality and scholastic achievement proclaim a successful future. 0 Intramural Sportsg Art Club. HENRY P. DEITER Hank is strictly a sports man, playing on the varsity football team. A loyal Setonian, he is still undecided as to what career to follow. 0 J.V. Football 23 .Varsity Football 3, 43 Band 1g Art Club 2g Chemistry Club 33 French Club 4. MICHAEL A. DEJURA Mike is witty, garrulous, and, as Mr. Mclnerney says, He needs guidance! Law is his life's ambition. olntramural Sportsg Biology Clubg Chemistry Club3 Italian Clubg History Clubg Mathematics Club. 1 56 THE UENTENNIAL YEAR I956 1 ., l . JAMES P. DELANEY Jim is well liked by all his classmates. He derives most of his entertainment from partici- pating in sports. He is yet un- decided as to his choice of a career. 0 Intramural Sportsg Athletic Associa- tion 2g Chemistry Club 33 German Club 43 Current Events Club 4. ANTHONY DELGAIZO Tony is the type of person who sees only the happier side of life. He is well known be- cause of his infectious person- ality. Next year will find him working diligently at pre-dental school. 0 J.V. Football 2g Varsity Football 3, 43 Intramural Sportsg Biology Club 2, 3g French Club 4. DANIEL J . DIANA Dan is a very likeable fellow. He keeps the boys in stitches with his frequent witticisms. However, under all this he is very serious and hopes to prac- tice -medicine. olntramural Sportisg Minstrel 3, 4g French Clubg Civics Club. Page Twenty-six

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RICHARD P. Caoolcs Rich has all the qualities of a comedian and helps to maintain a humorous Chemistry class. In the future he hopes to obtain a good position in the business world. 0 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 23 Radio Club 23 Chess Club 3. HUGH T. Caossm Buddy's quiet exterior hides a friendly manner. He is a typ- ical sports enthusiast. The priest- hood holds his future plans. 0 Knights of Setoniag Intramural Sportsg Mission Club 33 Radio Club 33 Biology Club 2. GEORGE T. CROWLE Here is one of the boys from Elizabeth whose good nature makes him a friend of all. George's chief interests are centered around sports. His field of endeavor is Engineering. 0Knights of Setoniz-13 Intramural gportsg Biology Club 23 Aviation Club 1856 THE UENTENNIAL YEAR 1956 ROBERT A. D,ANGELO Dee can always be seen with Eddie Ossolinski around the campus. His favorite pastimes next to girls are fishing and piano playing. The future will ind him working at some busi- ness enterprise. 0 Biology Club 2g Italian Clubg Speech Club. NEAL F. DANTE Neal is generally seen but not heard. Friendly and a good stu- dent, he intends to study for the priesthood. 0 Knights of Setoniag Assistant Sacris- tang Intramural Sportsg Aviation Club 1, 23 Chess Club 33 Italian Club 4. J AMES DAY Jim intends to make his for- tune in the business field, but at present pop music takes its toll of his spare time. 0 Knights of Setoniag I.V. Basketball 23 Intramural Sports3 Music Club. Page Twenty-five

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s, RICHARD R. DIDONATO Dickf' has a big heart and can usually be seen lugging his brief- case about the campus. He is a serious but very active fellow and a' medal man. His intelli- gence and sense of humor should help him in his chosen career of medicine. 0 Knights of Setoniag Medal Man l, 2, 3g Tower Staifg Minstrel 2g Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Italian Clubg Visual Aid Club. s , . .s . 2-St i MARTIN F. DILLON Marty is a native of Jersey City and loves nothing better than to participate in a rough and tumble football game. He intends to further his education at Seton Hall University. 0Knights of Setoniag Class Ofiicer 3, 43 Ring Committeeg .l.V. Footballg Var-sity Football 3, 43 Intramural Sports, Booster Clubg Debating Clubg Mission Club 3. PETER P. DINYOVSZKY Dee can usually be seen in the senior lounge with .lack Bakum. He admits that through all four years at the Hall, he found his greatest joy in attend- ing Mr. Szklarski's Chemistry class. 0 Biology Clubg Pre-Engineering Club. 1 56 THE UENTENNIAL YEAR 1956 JOHN J. DoYLE John is a quiet fellow who enjoys sports in all forms. Although he hasn't broken any scholastic records, he admits he liked the Hall very much. 0 Intramural Sports, Chemistry Club: French Club. STEPHEN F. DRABIK As an active member of The Pirate, Country Steve exhibits a wide talent for drawing and writing. He enjoys hillbilly music and all forms of wit. Steven intends to be a teacher. 0 Knights of Setoniag Pirate Staifg So- cial Activities Committeeg Radio Club: German Clubg History Club. CHARLES F. DUBs Chas excels in swimming, hav- ing led the mermen for the past three years. His contagious laughter is a familiar sound to all. 0 Knights of Setoniag I.V. Swimming lg Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 43 Intra- mural Sportsg Social Activities Com- mittee. Page T wenty-seven