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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1959 volume:

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Tuohy, who has accomplished so much since his appointment to this oflice seven years ago. During his stay here, Father Tuohy has raised the status of the Prep immeasurahly by means of higher academic and disciplinary standards. In the course of his administration he has expanded the social and athletic programs of the school organizations. His personal energies are always devoted to the advance- ment of the students and the good name of Seton Hall Prep. DEDICATION 5 POPE JOHN XXIII HABEMUS PAPAM. 44We have a new Pope? Nineteen days after the death of Pope Pius XII, the world rejoiced when Nuncio Cardinal Roncalli assumed the Chair of Peter as Pope John XXIII. Since his ordination in 1904, Pope John has been in continuous contact with people and their personal as well as their political problems. As the two hundred sixty-first successor of St. Peter, Pope John XXIII reigns as the Pastor of the half billion Catholics throughout the world. IN GLORIAM REGNET 7 2 si 33 if My Y S 'Lil .,..,q k Wm:-.- 5 W 1 QM wif 1 g-,gi-N MW ,gy y -K ,, . ,. 5' 'VF Q ia' S. r F W ,zN5':' 1' x4.'il ZT:fQ M S ag? sr' mf' , .y ,Mba aww wg' ' ww .Q f . ,qv wh- .W 4' f X' ,Q 1 4 X E 39 5-J fr 1 4 Q2:a f'ff FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION An educational institution cannot maintain its standards unless it is governed by a capable and dynamic administrative body. We at Seton Hall are indeed fortunate in possessing such a noteworthy staff of administrators and instruc- tors. The members of the priesthood and the laity comprising this staif, while governing and educating those in their care, are dutifully fulfilling their own private destinies. ffiz The Most Reverend The Most Reverend Martin W. Stanton, S.T.D., Ph.D. Walter W. Curtis, S.T.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Newark Auxiliary Bishop of Newark Right Reverend John L. McNulty, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. President of Seton Hall University 13 REVEREND THOMAS J. TUOHY, A.B., A.M Headmaster 14 RELIGIO DEPARTMENT ,1 mm. , Ju ,J ,- Rev. Robert Fennell Head Of Department Rev. Eugene J. Cotter, A.B., S.T.L. Rev. William J. Daly, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Rev. Robert Fennell, A.B., S.T.L. Rev. Francis J. Finn, A.B. Rev. Peter A. Lennon, A.B., S.T.L. Rev. Stephen Lynch, A.B. Rev. George C. Senderak, A.B. Rev. Joseph J. Vopelak, A.B., A.M. Rev. Joseph Wortmann, A.B., S.T.L. Rev. Mr. Andrew C. Mitzak, A.B. Rev. George C. Senderak i Rev. Peter A. Lennon Rev. joseph Wortman Rev. Stephan Lynch The Cafe Needs More Chopped .... RELlgGION One of the foremost aims of Seton Hall Preparatory School is to holster the faith of its students and to impartgto them the knowl- edge necessary to defend their religion. This goal is ably accomplished by courses in Christian Doctrine and by the many religious services and activities provided at school. ENGLISH DEP RTME T Rev. Robert Fennell, A.B., S.T.L. Rev. Peter A. Lennon, A.B., S.T.L. Rev. Kenneth 0'Leary, A.B., S.T.L. Mr. Robert J. Coughlin, B.S. Mr. Vincent A. Mclntee, A.B., A.M. Mr. William Persichetty, B.S. Mr. Donald Roden, A.B. 5 t Mr. Vincent A. Mclntee Head of Department What do you mean my son is illiterate! ENGQLISH Effective speaking are prime requi- sites of an educated, this, the English courses ,ht Sfetimfwl-Iall dare devoted to the study of Englisli grammar composition, an analysis of the greatyworkq English and Amer- ican literature, andthe development of a facility in oral expression. 'I7 J' me y aff Mr. Robert J. Coughlin Rev. Kenneth 0'Leary fe , 2541 Q 1999 Q lgmtasxgf t W , V A ' Mr. Donald Roden Mr. William Persichetty Rev. Mr. Andrew G. Mitzak and Mr. Ralph Walz Co-Heads of Department Mr. Charles F. Douress Mr. George Pecci Mr. Matthew R. Ryan 1.7 .Y.r1 - Jun:-nl SOCIAL STUDIES DEP RTME M M f f-M? A Q23 Rev. Stephen Lynch, A.B. Rev. Mr. Andrew C. Mitzak, A.B. Mr. Charles F. Douress, B.S. Mr. George Pecci, A.B. Mr. Matthew R. Ryan, A.B., A.M. Mr. Ralph Walz, A.B. N 9 But Father, I m only comparing . . . .h1,.y5S 500' ,- sg ,it l .Mi ,Q A t, .,: The social sciencgi SVVVS' pvpy strives to direct the student towards of cooperation, toleration, and his fellow man through world and basic civics courses. It also affords students the knowl- edge which all Amerieanggshould have, a knowl- edge and understandingigifftfjgiytnerican history. 18 1 , :lr e CLASSICAL L GU GES f iismsei Rev. Eugene J. Cotter, A.B., S.T.L. Rev. Francis J. Finn, A.B. Rev. Joseph P. Tuite, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Rev. Joseph Wortmann, A.B., S.T.L. Mr. Albert M. Ewing, A.B., A.M. Mr. Edward D. Cunning, A.B. CLASSICAL LANGUAGES A study in classical ,languages is invaluable, Y since it provides a cultgriil liackground, affords a n clearer recognition of, many modern R words, and presents a n3oi'e.iiitri6ate knowledge of the great civilizations thegancieilt world. Seton A Hall requires every studentWgtb,Ntalie two years of Latin 'and encourages continue on for two A more years in. either Greek. K4, W . Y Rev. Francis J. Finn 20 Years in the service of God Man-0'-War in the sixth. - V Y N 19 Mr. Albert M. Ewing Head of Department Rev. Eugene J. Cotter ,'.-, mel t 2 xf 5 1 wiggf Mr. Edward D. Gunning Rev. Joseph P. Tuite Mr. William J. McCabe Head of Department Mr. Hugo Senerchia Mr. Joseph Vajsabel Mr. Laszlo Pastor A nm , , ODER NGUAGES Q 121 -lfgtissislikiyfisiwgg igfgtgy 57:-fiuigga yzgsgisfif E, ,Q , M M,m5,,57,m,fs5,iL ,x,m,s,,,,,, to ,l5,s,,,2,,, ffr- Xfymrtgg gfg,w1.,1f1 fsyszsh as qi 5 st u fiisiki FQEESSEQESEEQ iiaffigswifwfz-wzf4zM52fi5,!,s?SKwz1f:'fff1 1--fv43?Zs?Sx,si'k'?e1+,x-QWQJQKZS, szss:,issI122z'fl5s?LiSsSsfsxsziwzEf21A1 -'i-fi3?7iifg:a5Qs11-f X4 w Mr. William J. McCabe, A.B., A.M. Mr. Laszlo Pastor, A.B., A.M. Mr. Hugo Senerchia, A.B. Mr. Joseph Vajsabel, B.S., A.M. Your handwriting needs improvement. MODERN LANGUAGES In this day and age, it is a great asset, both cul- turally and politically, to be able to speak, write, and understand a modern foreign language. In this field a wide choice of languages is open to all prepsters: French, Italia German, and Spanish. For the better students ii Eiiaqre interested, a course in the Russian langyxdiiiigiligkheen added to the . . ,,5e,,, I ,gm any curriculum this yeapfams g is, -ff, fi 'A ' ff .V 1. ,sw 411- ,,fw,,, Iwi, .L iii' ,,,, A xy i K - als:-, :U-s : x Sz-'Y TH- ,giwvr-4. 4L ii M..b .1 wr , ff' ww' 327 sigy: 2582532213 7 -PLQSQW aj-'L ' wt' wily? 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Seton Hall Preparatory School offers a full course of accredited scientific subjects to all students. Textbooks and lectures supply the theoretical information, while laboratory periods provide practical application of this knowledge. Mr. Arthur Masiello Mr. John Muldowney 21 Mr. John Theroux Head of Department Rev. Alfred J. Tobey Rev. Joseph J. Vopelak N Y Mr. James R. Campbell Mr. Patrick J. DiStanlo Head of Department M i'HEMAT1f:S DEP RTME T Rev. George E. Clausing, A.B., A.M. Rev. Alfred J. Tobey, A.B. Mr. Ralph J. Ciccone, A.B., A.M. Mr. Patrick J. DiSanlo, A.B. Mr. Aldo ltri, B.S. -Mr. John Masiello, B.S. Mr. Louis Sarno, A.B., A.M. Mr. Frank J. Tracey, Ph.B. MATHEMATICS Mr. Ralph J. Ciccone Rev. George E. Clausing Now is my chanceg heis not looking. Courses in mathematics offered at the Prep are of sufficient caliber to merit acceptance by high- ranking engineering colleges. Yet, these courses are beneficial even to the student who will major in a field not requiring a mathematical back- ground, in that they demand clear, positive think- ing, a valuable attribute in any occupation. Mr- L0lliS S3l'n0 Mr. Frank J. Tracey Mr. Aldo Itri Mr. John Masiello 22 PHYSICAL EDUCATIO M SHii'T'Z11f'H? 'IlZ3 SIS BS' Mr. Anthony Verducci Mr. Luke Higgins PHYSICAL EDUCATION Realizing the importance of physical fitness, the Prep requires all i ' t o r,hA t ake the physical edu- cation course, iahsehwfis permitted without a grave reason. body-building, as well as participationifin sports, are in- cluded in the course. phase of this de- partment is a coursei-inipdrifiigr education, which is composed of textbook study and behind-the-wheel gg Mr. Anthony Verducci, B.S. Mr. Salvatore N. Caprio Head of Department training. MUSIC In the short space years, the Music De- partment at Segton become an important and respectedifijart Consisting of musiciiclassgisi and instruction and practice members, the music courses, under r'f! of Mr. Robertshaw, have already proved ,their value at several school activities andiassemblies. C Mary had a little lamb, little lamb. . . Mr. George Robertshaw, B.S., A.M MUSIC DEP RTMENT J., 23 DISCIPLI DEP RTME' kg. o B ' 9 William A. Fedak Francis Schiller as '52 Prefects of Discipline N x ' ' I Rev. Joseph P. Sherer, A.B. Dean of Discipline If ' ,A ,,,, ,, ,ffm .W 4, gg -if www V 4 ,Z ,,,,,,,,, N y 4 yt , V fi j W fffffff' A M my 4 ff an wwf A aw A Q ' ' 1 -XXX xX-i L 1 i 5 ' 'W Mr. Arthur D. Klimowicz, A,B,, M,S,, L.S. Margaret E. Semon Librarian Assistant Librarian Q 9-an l .....-.-ui Philomenzl M. Cerza Beatrice Radabaugh Eleanor Sommer Secretary, Heaflmasteris Office Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Assistant Headmasteris Office Headmastefs -Office 24 CAF ETERIA STAFF Left to Right: Mrs. A. Masterson, Mrs. E. Ryan, Mrs. E. Meehan, Mrs. Fitz, Mrs. M. Kluxen. Michael Garrity BAYLEY- SETO LE GUE No Massa, No meatballs! Left to Right: Mrs. Langello, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Padula Mrs. Masterson. 25 E sf ii Q A if . Q4 W1 ,354 ' sig 2 -g gi ? 5 gg? ynh 'g5j-FHAW' fm 5 'i ,.f'1:f ' QM wg 'w i Jw. A 1 . ,. W, - .fm ,, 'ff gl -153, fy , 4,3 4, hh . 3 wif- -'Q hw W fwgu, ' N 2 f., , H ' V T' 'rg ffymiwycffffg I Wifi- ,, Y ,Q ' n ur' I x 'V I If f M wh ff- J .- 4fvf f3V53h '57 ' f ,L x wi ,. . , . f ff: wgfl.--S., QQ A ,W4,,i,, Ni, Q, ' 1 2, :W ,fy P . ,, .- , 'M f V' -af. 'K f Q '- ,. ,, 1' K ff 1' f 'Y Q ' WM-Wzwf QW , rw pf ' H 'fs ' CW 'T Mg. :ZW ff Q If ' If My 1 ' , . . 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Whenever there is an inert senior class, there is also a lifeless school. The Senior's role is both important and necessary, but it is not a joh for which he is unprepared. Three years at the Prep under the influence and example of other senior classes is a fine preparation for this new, mature role. Certainly such a background will enable him to face his duties as a Senior, as well as any duty which he might encounter during life. Q1 fps my STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS SENIORS PETER J. CVCONNOR 174 South Orange Avenue, South Orange SECRETARY '5Pete . . . active . . . sports and girls . . . deadly set shot . . . law . . . Seton Hall University. TOWER Staff 45 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Intra- mural sports 1, 2, 3, 45 .l.V. Basket- ball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Var- sity Baseball 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Social Activities Committee5 Eco- nomics Club5 Ring Committee. S z K JOHN B. MURRAY 24 Tuxedo Parkway, Newark PRESIDENT Mun . . . sports . . . popular with all . . . stalwart of the gridiron . . , a congenial president . . . resur- rected the Senior Lounge. Knights of Setonia l, 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 1, 45 Class Oiiicer 15 .I.V, Basketball 25 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 45 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Altar Society 3, 4. ANTHONY R. CAPUTO 301 Washington Avenue, Belleville TREASURER Tony ' . . . Football hero of '59 . . . King Midas of the Student Council . . . would never have chosen different . . . medicine . . . Holy Cross. TOWER Staff 45 Student Council Officer 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 ,I.V. Football 25 Varsity Foot- ball 3, 45 -French Club 45 Latin Club 15 Book Club 45 Latin Club 15 Book Club 35 Minstrel 45 Ring Committee. 28 PHILIP M. KEEGAN 36 Shephard Avenue, Newark VICE-PRESIDENT Bear,' . . . hard hitting lineman . . . g'You can't beat the Hall or the guys . . . 200', Club . . . star of the minstrel . . . very popular . . . law or business . . . Villanova. Knights of Setonia 1, 25 TOWER Staff 45 Student Council I, 2, 3, 45 Class Oflicer 1, 2, 3, 45 J. V. Foot- ball 1, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 45 Italian 3, 45 Outdoor Club5 Chemistry Club 35 Biology Club 25 Book Club 35 Weight Lifting Club 3, 45 Ring Committeeg Minstrel l, 2, 3, 4. LOUIS A. PUOPOLO 356 North Twelfth Street, Newark SERCEANT-AT-ARMS HPope', . . . always seen . . . owner of the red Impala . . . Roger Wil- liams of the Prep . . . popular with girls . . . active in the Prep . . . summers at Belmar . . . Pre-Med. Knights of Setonia I, 2, 45 TOWER Staff 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Class Oiiicer 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 15 Varsity Track 25 Social Activities Committee 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Weight Lifting Club 1, 2. 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM M. ABBOTT 229 Alps Road, Wayne 'SBill . . . quiet . . . sure to go far . . . avid chess player . . . Priest- hood. . . Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 PI- RATE Staff fNews Editorl 2, 3, 4-3 Press Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 4g Italian Club 3, 4-3 Debating Club 1, 2g Library Staff 1, 2, 3g Altar So- ciety 4-3 Senior Show 4-3 Class Olli- cer 1, 23 Intramural Sports 2, 3. MICHAEL ACOCELLA 123 Van Winkle Avenue, .lersey City HMike', . . . An asset to any good time . . . always with the jokes . . . well rounded . . . Seton Hall Univer- sity. Knights of Setonia 2, 43 TOWER Staff 4g Class Honorable Mention lg Intramural Sports 1, 23 Altar So- ciety 43 Library Staff 2. WILLIAM J. ALWORTH 67 Portland Place, Montclair i'Bill . . . geometry whiz , . . star lineback . . . good natured . . . al- ways thinking about Palmie . . . never without a grin. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 413 Intra- mural Sports 1, 23 J. V. Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 4: Science Club: Spanish Club. 'M ' it A ' ,Q 1 I 5' Pg ,,,,v t , ljwr Q JOHN A. BARCAS t 6 k 1 916 Buell Avenue, Union . t'Barkie . . . Cool driver . . , one , in of the Wanderers . . . Tender . . . interest in B.A. . , . Popular . . . life HAVOS 05.50 QQ of the art . . . en ineer . . . Uni- 280 ven g versity of Detroit. PAUL E. BAUMGARTNER 'iBavos . . , cing 'ith net Knights of Setonia 43 TOWER Staff 1411 Montrose St., Newark . . . N400 Club . . . we l' d . . 43 PIRATE Staff 33 Social Activi- Paul . . . Quiet but congenial the sharpest . . . Engine ' ties Committee 3, 43 Intramural . . . electronics expert . . . farming N.C.E. Sports 1, 43 J.V. Indoor Track 2g Indoor Track Manager 33 Chemis- try Club 33 Aviation Club 2g De- bating Society 1, 2, 3, 443 Minstrel 1, 3, 43 Dramatic Society. l Qi . , , is f . . . West Virginia. Knights of Setonia 1, 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Rifle Club 1, 23 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Economics Club. 29 Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 Boost- er 13 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Track 13 Varsity Track 23 Baseball 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Min- strel 2, 4. -sffgsw fsfmrw--1,tf-fst 1Sktei,i--sf,-,,--,, -1:ttfasezk-so-tis asia-,f.z'-J-tftfastt -eq .sms--,.-a-W -sp.-.,,fw its 4, gat - so . 5' i U Q -5,5211 . 1:'1-42513551 5-sage -gm, sf-St,-iwggggsggtftenslit-.st-EG? 2 -We 0 ' -f '1S': .it1fs3?ef'2,w2b,-..-,:-1.f-f..,f::1ite214Qis,t:-:Qst-,S-fy?s1ggq,55,gsg,r,,Z-giiwiibgig 5,3 ROBERT V. BERTOTTI 24081 Palisade Avenue, Weehawken 4'Bob . . . Chemical Engineering . . . Penn State . . . camera bug . . . None better . . . geometry schol- ar. Knights of Setonia 2, 3, TOWER Staff 4-3 Chemistry Club 3, 4-9 French Club 4g Book Club 3, Library Staff 2, 3. ANDREW J. BURGER 155 North 9th Street, Newark s'The Burge' . . . popular . . . Jay . . . Hey, Barkie! . . , math gen- ius . . . 2400 Club . . Where's George? . . . St. Peter's . . . En- gineering. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4-g TOWER Staff 4, Class Oflicer 3, Social Activities Committee 4, In- tramural Sports 1, 23 J.V. Indoor Track 23 J.V. Outdoor Track 2: Cross-Country 3, 4g Aviation Club 25 Chemistry Club 3, Glee Club 33 Debating Society 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, Dramatic Club. EDWARD J. BONNER 1108 Anna St., Elizabeth Ed . . , witty . . . '55 Ford . . girls . . . Mr. McCabe's pet . . . Four years of fun. Knight's of Setonia 4, TOWER Staff 4g Student Council 1, 3, 4g Class Officer 1, 3, 4, Booster 3, 4, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3g French Club 4, Latin Club 23 Aviation Club 3g Minstrel 1. JAMES A. BOTTLE 249 Belleville Avenue, Bloomfield Him . . . Seton Hall University . . . I'he best four years of my lifef' . . . avid hunter . . . likes basket- ball and football . . . cars . . . girls. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Book Club 33 Science Club lg French Club 4. l . e un NICHOLAS F. CAPORASO 11 North 13th Street, Newark uSkippy,, . . . a real go-getter . . called the taxi from Newark . . good natured . . . true Setonian . . . always seen with Chickie . . . Medi- cine , . . Seton Hall University. Class Oliicer 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, French Club 4g Outdoor Club l, 3g Book Club 3. 30 ANTHONY T. CAPRA 1958 Morrison Avenue, Union Tony . . . g'The best four years of my life . . . can be found loung- ing in the Senior Lounge . . . wild man on the guitar . . . Business or Teaching. Knights of Setonia 1, 2g Class Offi- cer 2g Booster 3g Intramural Sports 1, 23 Italian Club 2, 3, Minstrel 4. ' ff .fa ,gif esgwma fe fe 3 W,-3 K any 1 egg 1 Q 3, aw kv V s sz V . . my..f,,-ws.M343-fgtvk eff, eww 1 gg 1- S Jfexiffftswsiw, 2-Q ,,f,,ss:-sm ' -,L 45 , t. 5 fsflfsfgM,5f'571114.a',s,g':t5f,35...,ztt-mgtwsflvaxtsww - L -. ,s a l ,,s,,egws1.:s ,13 ta:'z,f'fW 31 is ,Q ff, if i iii I? ii 3 of 9 9 . , . ., Y .A , ,tn w ,am ,,,t 3,255 A K .3-,,,,f.,fe,,,, ,5.,ft.,ftf.Mti V 5- 9' -'M ,a1w,-sf-,'17342813345 wie FRANKLYN M. CASALE 427 Third Avenue, Newark Frank . . . Greek scholar . . . good natured . . . A great four years . . . Priesthood . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 TOWER Staff 43 PIRATE QSenior Feature Editorl 2, 3, 43 Press Club 2, 3, 43 Debating Society 2, 33 Latin Club 3, 43 Greek Club 43 Senior Show 43 Altar Society 43 Class Officer 2, 33 Intramural Sports 2, 3. ROBERT A. CIOTTONE 63 Melrose Avenue, Irvington .IOI-IN E. CHAMBERLAIN 34 Colfax Road, Springfield John . . . Quiet . . . wanderer . . . proud possessor of casual Chevy . . . Don Juan of the North . . . skating fiend . . . custom expert . . . Stevens Institute . . . Engineering. Knights of Setonia 2, 43 TOWER Staff 43 Class Honorable Mention 23 Social Activities Committee 43 In- tramural Sportsg J.V. Track 23 Avi- ation Club 23 Debating Club 2, 3g Outdoor Club 3, 43 Minstrel 3, 4. FRANCIS P. CICCONE 478 North 9th Street, Newark Chicky', . . . Seton Hall University . . . Chemist . . . music lover . . . girls . . bowling . . . cool. Student Council 33 Class Oiiicer 33 Intramural Sports I, 2, 33 French Club3 Outdoor Club3 Ring Com- mittee. Bob . . . active and friendly . . . DAVID M- CLARK Attentive student-when not sleep- ing . . . safeway . . . '51 Henry .l . . . The Greatest . . . Seton Hall University . . . Priesthood, Knights of Setonia 1, 3, 43 Class Honorable Mention 1, 2, 33 TOWER Stal'I 3, 43 PIRATE fEditor-in- chiefl 2, 3, 43 Class Ofiicer 2, 43 Booster 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Altar Society 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Creek Club 33 Press Club 2, 3, 43 Debating Society 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 3, 4. .IOHN J. CLANCEY 594 Willow Avenue, Scotch Plains 'LClance', . . . fun-loving . . . good sense of humor . . . will make a good priest . . . 'iThe greatest . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 2, 43 Pirate 43 lntramural Soorts I. 2, 3, 4: Altar Society 43 Weight Lifting Club 43 Italian Club 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Minstrel 3, 4. 31 364 Charlton Avenue, South Orange 'gDave . , . likes sports . . . popular . . . 4A's roaming ambassador . . . '40 Chevy . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia I, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 2, 3, 4-3 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Football l, 23 ,l.V. Out- door Track I, 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Varsity Indoor and Outdoor Track 3, 43 Weight Lifting Club 2, 3, 43 Italian Club 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Biology Club 2, Ring Com- mittee 4. PATRICK R. COAN 29 Keller Street, Springfield Rich,' . . . comes from Apache land . . . hard charging fullback . . . C.Y.O. . . basketball star . . . popular . . . Business career . . . Seton Hall University. Class Officer 4g ,l.V, Football li Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Chemistry Club 3: French Club 3, 4. MI-CHAEL J. COLAVITA 195 Glenwood Avenue, East Orange Mike', . . . friendly . . . avid fish- erman . . . It was the greatest . . . Engineering. Knights of Setonia 2, 3, 4, Class Honorable Mention 2g Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3, 4: J. V. Track 2g Weight Lifting Club 2, 3g French Club 3, 4, Minstrel. WILLIAM J. COBURN 126 Eastern Parkway, Newark Bill . . . chess . . . classical music . . . midnight horror shows . . . lov- er of the Arts . . . Seton Hall Uni- versity and Immaculate Conception Seminary. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3. 4: Class Honorable Mention 2, PIRATE Staff 1, 2, 3, 4g Altar Society 4g Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, 3, 45 Music Club 23 Visual Aids Staff 2g Divinity School Choir 2g Book Club 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4-9 Greek Club 3, 4. GEORGE P. COLBURN 361 johnson Ave., Newark Engineering . . . N.C.E .... Bowl- ing . . . Fishing . . . CYO . . .'fIt's been a great four years. Knights of Setonia, TOWER Staff 4-g Social Activities Committee 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, Minstrel 2, 3, 4. FRANK JOSEPH CODEY 77 Park Street, Montclair g'Frankie . . . easy going Prep Halfhack , . . Montclair boy . . . great friend . . . class wit . . . business tycoon . . . apprentice mortician . . . Fairfield University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, TOWER Staff 43 Student Council 1, 3, 4g Class Officer 1, 3, 44 Booster 2g So- cial Activities Committee 3, 4g In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4-3 J.V. Foot- ball 23 Varsity Football 3, 49 French Club 4, Book Club 3, Outdoor Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2. JOHN JOSEPH COMERFORD 25 Richmond Avenue, Paterson 'ilohna' . . . thoughtful . . . con servative . . . UA great four years' . . . Seton Hall University. Tower Staff 44 Spanish Club 3, 45 Minstrel 2, 4-g Economics Club 4. Q ,,,,,s,t,, gg. ,.....,,. , ,J , ,S ,,..,,.. ,,,t. , . , , t-ft-,w15i1-- fftt W, :mga tmgegtgqggsvt-si',i1' ig-5-,gg-9-effsxifest,fwfr 2' Kew-evgssx - fff,fieig-msSzt:s2g5i-U- 92it2v'1f,fs's E IOR - 32 LEO A. CONNOLLY, III 11 Sommer Avenue, Maplewood 'gLeo,' . . . rather intelligent . . . model airplanes . . . 2Enjoyed it! li' . . . undecided future . . . good musician. Knights of Setonia 2, 3, 45 PIRATE Staff 2, 3, 4, Class Medal 1, 2, 33 Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Debating So- ciety 1, 2, 3, 4g Minstrel 3, 4, Band I, 2. 3, 4, THOMAS R. CRANE 800 Stevens Avenue, Westfield One of the minute men . . . WI'om . . . basketball whiz . . . teacher . . . St. Francis of Loretto . . . A school of high standards. Knights of Setonia 23 TOWER Staff 4g Class Oiiicers 3, Intramural Sportsg ,I.V. Basketballg Varsity Basketball 3, 4-g Spanish Club 3, 4, Book Club 3, Latin Club 1, 23 Chemistry Club 3, Economics Club 4. ,X DANIEL J. COURAIN 233 Ward Place, South Orange Danny . , . Engineering . , , Stevens . . . '56 Pontiac . . . bas- ketball . . girls . . . minstrel man. Knights of Setonia I, 2, 3, 4, TOW- ER Staff 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3, 4: Varsity basketball 3, 43 Boost- er 2, 3g Spanish Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2g Chemistry Club 33 Min- strel 2, 4. FRANCIS A. CRISTELL 2086 Westfield Ave., Scotch Plains Frank . , . Easy going . . . C. Y.O. member . . . Interested in girls and football . . . business . . . Seton Hall University, . . Class Officer 3, Intramural Sports I, 3g I.V. Football 1, Weight Lift- ing Club 2g Aviation Club, Book Club 3g Minstrel 1, 4. HAROLD WALTER COURTER 223 Valley Road, Montclair Harry . . . track stalwart . . . Muscles', . . . Hey, Dave, let's go up to Verona . . . Darn good school . . . Physical Ed .... Seton llall University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3. 4g J.V. Football 2g Track 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 43 Chemistry Club 3, Weight Lifting Club 1, 2. 3, 41 Economics Club 4, Minstrel 4. PETER P. CURTIN 236 Seventh Avenue, Jersey City Pete , , . Yankees, wrestling, and a Marlboro . . 'ga school where you always meet someone new . . . Priesthood. Knights of Setonia 4-g TOWER Staff 4g Intramural Sports 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 41. 1 ffwtiivffi tsy 14-arf: as .ffef w:..,. n fl Q .Z if 1. V an as Q2t?A5Ei,?a?fefit.ififitiiffisiiissasmt5isv2g.i:f2xSiQ?a,ti 1- af tw 33 X, ,, J. 1 if ui? V i J rjosgjeri CZARNECKI 1 'j 'l417LSherwood Road, Linden ffloen . . . studious . . . nice guy . . . quiet . . , track fan . . . great friend . . . avid angler . . . 'iBest school in New Jersey . . . unde- cided. ' Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Track 3, 4g Latin Club lg Book Club lg French Club 4, Minstrel 4. MICHAEL J. D'AMBROSA 313 Birchwood Road, Linden Mike . . . quiet . . . one of the better students . , . nice convertible . . . ladies' man . . . good dresser . . . likes sports . . . Greatest guys there are . . . Teaching . . , Mont- clair State Teachers, Knights of Setonia 2, 3, 4, Class Medal lg Class Honorable Mention 2g Class Ofiicer 2, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. 4-g Debating Club 1, 2g Minstrel 4-. MYKOLA J. DARMOCHW'AL 29 Shepard Terrace, West Orange 6'Mike . . . Engineering . , . studi- ous . . . Ukranian American Youth Organization . . . German scholar. Chess Club, Chemistry Club 33 Li- brary Statig Visual Aids Staff. :IQ hy ,H m I M . V t um ,f mg gm: jj 5g S g,35g- 1,,.,.,:.-i,3i. Ll 3 9 - iwfiffii fix! iciriili-ziiisf i iuwiiw a ' 'vit ' -' V . NF' i '2.s' 'jP5.:5':5:-': :V':.'. 4 ..i,. - sy :.tg,..gf . - 511 Yarwggs f: 'f::' ifniif -:'i J 'li 'ms 22 if X - ' ,. fs E JOHN A. DAVENPORT 347 Park Avenue, Orange 1 Jay . . . swimming . . . hunting . . . good books , . . Tulane Uni- versity . . . record collector . . . sports car enthusiast. Knights of Setonia 3, 45 S.A.C. 43 Chemistry Club 3, 4, Aviation Club 2, 3. 4g Library Staff 2. VALANTINE J. DAVITT ll Davis Street, East Newark Valentine . . . Collector of rare stamps and rare money . . . hard- ware apnrentice . . . The best Prep in South Orangeu . , Pre-law . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia l, 3, 4, Intra- mural sports I, 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 3g Chemistry Club 3: Stamp Club 3: Minstrel 3. 43 Book Club 3. 34 NICHOLAS DE BENEDICTIS 229 Stiles Street, Elizabeth Nick . . . C.Y.O. bug . . . one of Elizabeth's boys . . . seen in green and white Ford . . . girls . . . party mover . . . Engineering . . . Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 4g Intra- mural Sports l, 43 Italian Club 3, 4, Aviation Club 3, 43 Minstrel 1, 2, 4. JOHN F. DEC 70-C Wavecrest Avenue. Winfield Park John , . . one of the brighter boys . . . Quiet . . . well-liked . . . en' joys all sports . . . engineering career, Class Medal 1, 23 TOWER Staff, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 43 Chemistry Club 4g Book Clubg Do-It-Yourself Club 23 Min- JOHN J. DE SANTIS 376 North llth Street, Newark 'flohnnyn . . . Harry James of Seton Hall . . . Rock 'n Roll Combo . . . S'It's a gem . . . Villanova University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 33 Social Activities Com- mittee 4g Swimming 2, 3, 43 Avia- tion Clubg Chemistry Club 3g Bi- ology Club 25 Book Clubg Minstrel, DENNIS A. DES ROSIERS 22 Johnson Avenue. Bloomfield Dennie . . . working man . . . '4Best school in the area . . . Civil Engineering . , . St. Peter's College. Knights of Setonia 1, 4, Rifle Club lg Band lg Latin Club 1, 2, 33 French Club 4. strel 4. 1, 2, 3, 4. NNN? , 1 7439, wwf f??,2f'41i ' 'I 'AI 9 fl' T'n' ' mit' .1 7 ?!i'!Wi 'fe , ' , V. , f'2E235 5 'l' fa E ,,,,.,,,,f,,,,,.,,.,,.,,,, ,fs t1...,vt.,t,.,t, .fws,.tf... . .,,,.wf. at,- fgipifiiiiYii':si5ll?73'i: nstfi f,Qf'ifi1i7f?325i' 'f i f'Wt ' ' Q' ' iifigailif T 525 has t12,ssz1tg1z:1-11-ffHwy fp, ' -i 1'fe1g:fv.', ' , . 1 . at . , . A 1 fs:ff,f1-,1,wff 21se23,'e,f,1K sf 11:m2f2:2ftg,:f I ' fer CHARLES L. DE TORE 761 Hamilton Street, Harrison Charlie . . . cars . . . fish lover . . . My best four years . . . medicine . . . Seton Hall University Italian Club 3, 4g Freshman Show. DONALD M. DE VINE 896 18th Avenue, Newark 'ADon . . . fun loving , . . crazy dresser . . . likes sports and girls . . . Electrical Engineering . . . Duke University. Class Officer l, 2, 4, lntramural sports 1, 2, 3, 413 Chemistry Club 3: Aviation Club 3g French Club 4: Weight Lifting Club 2. 35 MICHAEL C. DI BELLA 133 Union Street, Newark 'gMike . . . Greatest improvement in my character was formed at S.H.P. . . . cars . . . Medicine . . . Seton Hall University. Chemistry Club 35 Italian Club 3g Photography Club 2, 3, 43 Aviation Club 3. 'W to 't'1ii 1 sii' ' :: FRANK DI GIACOM0 433 Third Avenue, Newark Dee . . . lady killer . . . good athlete . . . one of the boys from Newark . . . popular . . . lots of school spirit , . . rock 'n roll . . . Pharmacy. Knights of Setonia 2, SAC 43 In- tramural Sports, Chemistry Club 3g Aviation Club 3g Italian Club 2, 3g Book Club 3g Biology Club 2. JAMES F. DOYLE 30 Rowe Street, Bloomfield lim . . . proficient pool player . . . ambitious . . . man about town . . . classical music . . . Engineering . . . 'sHectic at times, but a good four years. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Honorable Mention, 1, PIRATE Staff 3, 4g Class Ollicer 29 .l.V. Cross-Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track 2g Debating Club 1, 2, 49 German Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1. t GARRETT C. DONINCER 646 South 20th Street, Newark Gary'i . . . socialite . . . one of the Wanderers . . . hot Fordi' . . . swimming ace . . . future engineer . . . N.C.E. Knights of Setoniag TOWER Staff 45 PIRATE. Staff 3, 4g Social Ac- tivities Committee 4g Intramural sports 2, 3, 43 Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3, 49 Outdoor Club 3, 4g Chem- istry 3g Minstrel 3, 4, Debating Club 3. .IOI-IN E. DUETSCI-I 40 Bennington Road, Livingston fled . . . biologist . .' . Notre Dame . , . Alley, Mike . . . life guard at the shore . . . likes basket- ball . . . 'Allard but worth it.', Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3: TOWER Staff 4g PIRATE Staff 2, 3, 45 SAC 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Avi- ation Club 2, 3g Chemistry Club 3g Chess Club 33 Latin Club 1, 2g Min- strel 2, 3, 4. 36 W wt ROBERT WILLIAM DOWLINC 6412 Marshall Street, Elizabeth HBob . , . class clown . . . popular . . . summers in Belmar . . . 'SHey, Keep . . . H200 Club . . . always joking . . . rugged tackle of the gridiron . . . college football pros- pect . . . Accounting , . . University of Delaware. TOWER Stali 4, Class Officer 3, 45 Booster Club 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g .l.V. Football 13 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g Varsity Track 3, 4-5 Latin Club 1, 2g Italian Club 3, 4-g Book Club 3g Minstrel 3, 4. MARTIN S. DUNN 14 Vose Avenue, South Orange HMarty . . . the Crunings kid . . . terror of the courts . . , tropical fish . . . girls . . . nHad fun, will travel dto N.C.E. for engineering. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4g TOWER Staff 4g Social Activities Committee 4g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 44 Track 2g Basketball 43 Chemistry Club 3, 43 Outdoor Club 3, 4g Biology Club 2g Minstrel 2, 3, 4g French Club 4, N 1 'f , A ' mf in tsrwfs, asv 1,557 A V X li fafjiififw W at ' A- -ft 4 lil .1-.ff 3 :Lt 4 ,A w ere A 3- Q ? 3' X J if A A V K AQ,,,l,,,c gj . M t ll? ' fa' ' K FRANCIS A. DURKIN L 19 Noll Place, Newark ii1 rank . . . vseightlifting fan . . . many varied interests . . . sports . . . Business . . . Montclair State. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 TOW- ER StaH 43 Class Oflicer 23 Social Activities Committee 43 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Basket- ballg Science Club 13 Book Club 33 Outdoor Club 13 Biology Club 23 Chemistry Club 3. JOHN T. FELICE 127 Beech Street, Kearny slack . . . athletically inclined . . . '61 spent the four best years of my life herel' . . . Seton Hall Uni- versity. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Honorable Mention lg TOWER Staff 43 Class Officer 3g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Minstrel 3, 43 Bowling 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Italian Club 3, 4. VVILLIAM C. DWYER 47 Carrabrant Avenue, Bloomfield Bill . . . I spent the best years of my life here . . . ladies' man . . . Traffic management. Knights of Setonia, 1, 2, 3, 4g Intra- mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4g French Club3 Book Club3 Chemistry Club3 Latin Club3 Minstrel, 1, 2, 3, 4. ADAM'EDW, D RET ,I 253Woodbine 'A n , ewark AiXt Ada,m'fi. .+,.,j'r0 ' rolle . . . track enthusia . . i . . . sport fan . . Se ' n . . was me ge s . Dentistry .V . .Seton Hall ni ers y. Knights of Setonia 1, 3, 43 Kni it Commander 43 Social Activ s Committee 43 Intramural r 1, 23 3, 4-Vg 1.V. Track ,123 rsity Track, 3, 43 Basebal Latin Club 23 Spanish Club , instrel 1, 4-, 37 PATRICK J. FARMER 101 Fairview Avenue, South Orange Patil . , . sports . . . obliging . . . 'ithe greatest , . . Priesthood . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 Al- tar Society 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Italian Club 3, 43 Minstrel 3, 4. DONALD FIORE 18 Headley Terrace, Irvington Donn . . . tabbed a fun lover . . , 200 bowler . . . black Buick . . . sharp guy with clothes . . . inter- esting . . . Newark State. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Oflicer 1, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 2, 3, 43 Latin Club3 French Club3 Outdoor Club. VINCENT FLAHERTY 463 Highland Avenue, Orange 'LVinnie . . . quiet . . . well liked . , . bowling fiend . . . C.Y.O. . . . loyal Setonian supporter . . . A great school . . . architecture . . . Villanova. Knights of Setonia 1, 4g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 4. JOSEPH CAETA 507 Grand Street, Hoboken u,loe . . . Hoboken ace . . . quiet in class . . . real Pirate supporter . . . good-natured . . . Good friend to know . . . 'iGreatest four years . Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 24 Social Activities Com- mittee 4g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g ,l.V. Swimming 2g Varsity Swim- ming 4, Book Club 3g Chemistry Club 3g French Club 44 Outdoor Club 4, Minstrel 4. JOSEPH M. FLATLEY 141 Biltmore Street, North Arlington Joe , . . rock 'n roll fan . . . good guy to know . . . Best Prep in the state . . . Medicine . . . Holy Cross. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, TOW- ER Staff 45 Booster Club 2g Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 13 Book Club 3, French Club 4g Minstrel 1, 4. JOHN R. CANNON 10 Oak Street, Bloomfield McConnlin, pleaseu . . . great kid . . . H400 Club tennis rackeeter . . . Four best years of my life. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4g Stu- dent Council lg Social activities Committee 4, J.V. Track 2g Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Book Club 39 Minstrel 1, 2, 4. ROGER M. FURINESS 337 Kawameeh Drive, Union Rog . . , rock 'n roll cat . . . sharp guy . . . our own guitar man . . . Never a dull moment . . . pharmacist . . . Rutgers Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4-g Class Officer 2g Social Activities Commit- tee 4, Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 45 Aviation Clubg Outdoor Clubg French Clubg Latin Clubg Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4. NATHAN G. GARDNER 80 Branch Brook Drive, Belleville Nat . . . rock 'n roll fan . . . 'SGreat school, great teachers . . . Medicine . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 4g Chemistry Club 35 French Club 43 Latin Club lg Minstrel 4. ,,, t' Q 38 1, Qt, ' ' l ,ww-or Y lax gf JAMES J. CARRICAN 324 Warren Street, Harrison Jim . . . possessor of most fam- ous laugh in Senior year . . . foot- ball . . . professional singer on weekends. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 Social Activities Committee 4-3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g J.V. Track lg Var- sity 2, 3, 4-3 Chemistry Club HANSCELL J. GORDON 823 South 141th Street, Newark Teaching . . . trackman . . . photog- rapher . . . Hi-Fi . . . jazz . . . Four fun-filled and productive years . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4-3 TOW- ER Staff 43 PIRATE Staff 3, 43 Class Honorable Mention 23 Student Council 13 Class Officer 1, 3g Boost- er Club 33 Social Activities Com- mittee 43 Intramural Sports 1, 23 .l.V. Track 23 Varsity Track 3, 4-3 Cross-Country 3, 43 Freshman Bas- ketball, Debating Society 1, 23 Rifle Club 1, RICHARD A. CAWEL 57 Stockman Place, Irvington Rich . . . cars . . . Four years that will be hard to forget . . . En- gineering. Newark College of En- gineering. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4g So- cial Activities Committee 4g Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 German Club 23 Club 13 Minstrel 4. THOMAS A. GRAU 346 Dayton Street, Newark '4Tom . . . stamps and sports . . . Best school in the state . . . Priesthood . . . Seton Hall Univer- sity. Knights of Setonia 3, 4-3 TOWER Staff 4-3 Altar Society 4-3 Latin Club 3, 4-, 39 RUSSELL M. GIROD 33 Cedar Avenue, Newark Rebel', . . . linguist . . . 'i.loy guitar whiz . . . 155 Chevy . . . lawyer . . . Rutgers. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 4g Intra- mural Sports 23 Photography Club 3. THOMAS J. GRIFFIN 1675 Kenneth Avenue, Union T0m', . . . congenial . . . green Fo-rd . . . whiz on skates . . . good dancer . . . Engineering . . . Newark College of Engineering. Knights of Setonia 43 Social Activ- ities Committee 4-3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 443 'Band 11 Minstrel 1, 3, 43 Do-It-Yourself Club 2. 1959 MICHAEL J. GUARINO 28 Greenwood Avenue, West Orange Mikel, . . . music . . . Hey, Jed . . . Weight Lifting . . . Law . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 TOWER Staff 4, PIRATE Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 23 Social Activ- ities Committee 4-Q Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, Chemistry Club 35 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS Ma ARTHUR M. HARDEN 79 Twin Falls Road, Berkeley Heights Art . . . uwandererl' . . . girls . . . '54 Ford . . . sailboat . , . one of the swimming team's socialites . . . Architecture . . . Notre Dame. Knights of Setonia 3, 43 TOWER Staff 4.3 Class Honorable Mention 1, 2, Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, So- cial Activities Committee 3, 4-5 Min- strel 41. ARTHUR C. CUTERL 26 Coniston Road, Short Hills Art . . . quiet, but dangerous . . . mad scientist , . . best friend . . . Has the best of everything . . . loyal boy scout . . . undecided. Knights of Setonia 2, 4, PIRATE Staff 3g Varsity Track 3. 4-3 Stamp Club 2g Rifle Club 2g Cro -Coun- try 4 AJ, we 3 D ' 1 GREGORY T. HESTERFER THOMAS F. HAAS 114- Chestnut Avenue, Metuchen Tom . . . quiet . . . Sportsman . . . likes horseback riding . . . It's a good school . . . Seton Hall Uni- versity. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4g Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Latin Club 3, 4-g Altar Society 4-g Minstrel 4-. Q' as 5. ef --:ev-25:- , - - ' .. ft- ,3g532'sisf ff:-JLQE5 :f. . :!...G5:: :'m 'fl .-1,zf2ff'y: 5: 4 .3 Ve ' .f gt , 5, are-itemmif Y-'ff .iftiffgffsszst 1 ' - .g1:sgfy,,srj5-45, BERNARD M. HOPKINS 72 Collins Avenue, Bloomfield 58 East Almira Street, Bloomfield g'Bernie , . . 5'Hey, Berg . . . Hess . , . 6'The best years of my M4-00 Club . . . '53 Lincoln . . . life' . . . baseball enthusiast . . . Botany . . . Rutgers, geometry whiz . . . Seton Hall Uni- Knights of Setonia 1, Intramural versity. Sports 1, 2, 3, Biology Club 2g Intramural Sports 3, 4-g Minstrel 4. Chemistry Club 3, Science Club 1. 40 '50 gffl WILLIAM P. HOWLEY 44 Cresent Road, Madison Bird . . . noisemaker personified . . . hot Ford complete with mufflers . . . a really great guy . . . loyal Pi- rate supporter . . . United States Air Force Academy. TOWER Staff 43 Class Officer 3, 43 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 43 Varsity Football 2, 33 Varsity Track 3, 43 Book Club 33 Minstrel 3, 4. JOHN E. HUGHES, JR. 1410 Cooper Avenue, Upper Montclair 'gHughsie . . . one of the Mont- clair boys . . . rugged guard of the gridiron . , . H200 Club . . . three letter man . . . well liked by all . . . Greatest bunch of guys . . . Law . . , Villanova. Knights of Setonia 13 TOWER Staff 43 Booster Club 2, 43 Social Activ- ities Committee 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Basketball l, 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 13 French Club 43 LOUIS L. IORIO 45 Athens Road, Short Hills S'Lou . . . great guy . . . black '53 Ford . , . sports, especially base- ball . . . It's been a privilege to go to Seton Hall . , . Business Ad- ministration. Class Honorable Mention 13 Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Bowling 3, 4. ' Outdoor Club 4g Book Club 3g Min- 1 strel 4. 9 5 9 3 1 my aaa.. .,-. 1 ,:.-Www-,m.:' : -ff .. -: 49:24-G -'-r-- 1 -'Hs' -: :- Qi Q 3 , in 'J-.5 '- I' PETER KALUSTIAN, JR. V I i 239 Reserve Street, Boonton IHAJYMONP 4,5 'sPete . . . Pirate pitcher . . . 33 Searnan Rggdgf, est Orange' drives Boonton. stagecoach . I. . easy Ray . ,,,.t-gageat guy to know to get along with . . , undecided. great outdoors man . . . Four 3 GEORGE W. JOHNSON Knights of Setonia 43 TOWER Staff went too fast . . . dentist. ' 3 , 35 Quincy Avenue, Kearny 43 PIRATE Staff 3, 43 Booster Club Knights of Setonia l, 2, 3, 43' Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Football 23 Book Club 3g Spanish Club3 Latin Club. George . . . easy going . . . always with Bill . . . reserved . . . a good friend . . . Electronics . . . Stevens. Cross-Country 2g Track 23 Spanish Club 2. 41 23 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Journalism Club 3, 43 Book Club 33 Chemistry Club 3, 43 Science Club 13 Do-It-Yourself Club 23 Minstrel l, 2, 3, 4. IORS KENNETH R. KANAREK 66 Kormorn Street, Newark Ken . . . tropical fish . . . boat- ing . . . fishing . . . School that builds good characters . . . Priest- hood , . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 43 TOWER Staff 43 Intramural Sports 1, 23 Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4g Altar Society 4. RICHARD j. KINNEY 50 Richelieu Place, Newark Mick . . . one of the merman . girls . . . sports . . , shore . . . Holy Cross. Knights of Setonia 1. 2, 3, 4g Knights Commander 43 TOWER Staff 3, 4g PIRATE Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 23 Class Officer 23 So- cial Activities Committee 3, 43 In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Tennis 2, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 3, 43 Press Club 1, 2, 3, 443 Clee Club 23 Eco- nomics Club 43 Stamp Club 13 Chemistry Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Minstrel l. 2, 3, 4. VINCENT F. KAVANAGH 4 Day Street, Bloomfield Vince . . . track star . . . Best four years of my life . . . Robin Hood of Bloomfield tarcheryl . . . bowling and basketball . . . lawyer . . . Fordham. Knights of Setonia 1. 2, 3, 43 So- cial Activities Committee 43 J. V. Trackg Varsity 1. 2. 3, 43 French Club 4. EDWARD J. KLEIN 693 Palisade Road, Union 'LEd', . . . blood brother to Tony . . , body builder . . . mechanical genius? . . . German scholar . . . girls . . . cars . , . Newark College of Engineering . , . Engineering. Class Oliicer 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Do-it-Yourself Club 13 German Club 2, 3. 42 isa 1 2: . r sr- V gittltzarmi . 3 Pi? ' Fitififiiiixiii'ihigfiifiifiifiiftiggfggvbiiszpi't.:fi11:?: af K' ii ii W3 s 23' ii .,,.., ......M. , Us.. . , 32 Y it ,fp , 2 -:H r gf : 5 H 55 f' .ff-ffisgggg,- i V gf ' ' 5-.iiixl 4, .. . , ,..,, . ...,, , .... .- . -..T5z195Q?V4i. - ..Ei5'is57 - 7Li5EiEzTiiQ.fF2'-- -is-kftistizziiff-'zu - -.i-fkfiiz - f -we-V-1-if -7-'wiv f- --wwmf...-1: z.1..t?f5s-:ff-M W -, f 'gi ,::fL:sE-tsrms .H ' 2'1iSf'1eQ . - ww Qitktxtz-.5:....-. 1. 3 zr.i'E?11Z551l,:'Si .4-1:35-M12 JOHN C. KELLY 16 Springer Street, Belleville john . . , 'ABest four years of my life . . . cars . . . girls . . . music . , . sports take up his spare time . . . Business . . . Seton Hall Uni- versity. Knights of Setonia I, 2, 3, 43 TOW- ER Staff 43 Social Activities Com' mittee 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Outdoor Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 2. 3, 4-3 Latin Club 1. 23 Minstrel 2, 3, 4. PAUL A. KLEISSLER 617 Sinclair Terrace, Newark Paul . . . quiet . . . car enthusiast . . . nice guy . . . photography . . . tape recording . . . Engineering . . . Newark College of Engineering. Do-it Yourself Club 13 Photo Club 13 Spanish Club 3, 4. 45 Sylvan Street, Rutherford i'Bill . . . TOWER Editor . , . canoe trips . . . Let's cut the bull and do some work. , . . Electrical Engineering . . . Stevens Institute. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4-g TOW- ER Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4g PI- RATE Staif 43 Social Activities Committee 3, 4g Class Ofiicer 3g Class Honorable Mention 1, 2, 34 In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Rifle 1, 2, 3, 4g Swimming 3,X 43 Dramatic Club 4, Book Club 3: Chemistry Club 3, 4g Do-it-Yourself Club 2g Mathematics Club 45 Band 1, 25 Ring Committee. WALTER J. KRAKO 923 Floral Avenue, Union Walt . . . passenger of the Milk- mobilei' . . . Greatest school a- roundi' . . . basketball . . . music man . . . laughs constantly . . . Law . . . Seton hall Universlty. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, TOWER Staff 44 Social Activities Commit- tee 3, 4-g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 1g Latin Club: Spanish Club: Minstrel 3, 4, LAWRENCE J. KONZELMAN 23 Knickerbocker Avenue, Paterson Larry . . . cheerful . . . willing worker . . . sports . . . fishing . . . boating . . . Business . . , Seton Hall University. Intramural Sports, Latin Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 3, 4g Book Club 33 Minstrel 2, 4. atv dfifcfgg GEOR E S. LAC 204 Richelieu Terrace, ewark George . . . card shark . . . Weight lifter . . . Would like it coed . . . undecided about future. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 4. 43 1959 JAMES J. KOZA 65 Manor Drive, Newark Jim . . . cool guy . . . Fastest four years . . . Engineering . . . Newark College of Engineering. TOWER Staff 45 J.V. Track 2: Latin Club lg German Club 3, 4. ! LOUIS JOSEPH LAMPE 275 South 9th Street, Newark Lou . . . hot rodder . . . likable . . , always ready to go . . . joker . . . enjoyable friend . . . Dentistry . . . Seton Hall University. TOWER Staff 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2g French Club 49 Rifle Team lg Minstrel 4. LEONARD J. LaPLACA 300 Carteret Place, Orange Lenny . . . merman . . . Business Administration , . . Seton. Hall Uni- versity . . . S'Four of the best years of my life , . . girls . . . cars. Knights of Setonia 2, 3, 4g TOWER Staff 4g .l.V. Swimming 23 Varsity Swimming 3, 4g Social Activities Committee 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Minstrel 45 Weight Lifting Club 4. GERALD A. LILOIA 1024 Franklin Avenue, Newark 'iGerry . . . easygoing . . . liked by everyone . . . mural painting . . . My aching CSTGIJTUIIITT . . . Medicine . . . Holy Cross. Knights of Setonia 33 Class Ofiicer 3g Intramural Sports 1, 23 Social Activities Committee 3, 4: Aviation Club 34 German Club 3, 4. RUDOLPH HENRY LECHELT 71 Sanford Avenue, Newark Rudy . . . lots of brains . . a deadly marksman . . . Great . . Engineering . . . Stevens. Honorable Mention 2, 33 Booster Club 34 Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM J. LEDDEN 205 North Avenue West, Cranford Bill . . . co-captain of the mermen . . . Cranford socialite . . . sprint . . . model planes . . . 6'Great four years . . . Engineering. Knights of Setonia 2, 4g TOWER Staff 49 Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4-g So- cial Activities Committee 3, 45 Out- door Club 1, 2g Book Club 3g Min- strel 4. JAMES J. LONGO, JR. 29 Canterbury Avenue, North Arlington Jim . . . tropical fish . . . stamp collecting . . , ice skating . . . My first and only choice . . . Medicine . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, TOWER Staff 43 Class Officer 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Outdoor Club 1, 2, 3, 4g French Club 4g Library Staff 2g Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4. VINCENT W. LONGO 350 Elmwood Avenue, East Orange Vince,, . . , customizing . . . '6Best five years of my life . . . may be found at the drags. ,1.V. Football 1g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Italian Clubg Aviation Club 3. 1 t at 5 5 f tvligggg fsg,?1aff2r:is5AL ,ggqszafm -at -: V ttfgywretegstt f'5: f3?ii 7 i..: js If ,,,,,,,,, vrietgetetmzgghwtfsztfsfz wg, , rf , .e ,- A ,,,,,fe?M ,. gtfwwwtmstaf afztfwu W if is .71 gs it 5 aamfi n. jr' - I is - - WL f.-'ffJ:sw'TF G A .'EIl?i'55'.11 s 'H , 3 'ff' -'illlilfs-I 1' Wfillixus 44 JAMES ANTON PAUL MAHER 350 Gregory Avenue, West Orange nJim . . . Prep scholar . . . avid basketball fan . . . famed historian . . . loyal friend . . . quiet . . . Had a wonderful four vears . . . Law . . . Seton Hall University, Knights of Setonia I, 2, 3, 4, TOW- ER Staff 4: Social Activities Com- mittee 4g Intramural Sports 3g French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 23 Minstrel 4. JOSEPH M. MANCINI 486 Parker Street, Newark Joe . . . Medicine . , . Seton Hall University . . . MI wouldn't have gone to any other school . . . C.Y.0 .... '4Okay. Class OHicer 3g Social .Activities Committee 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3g Italian Club 3, 4g Chemistry Club 3. for 'AW Qsffffiw-asf1rzze,YfAg,fef.,, .eflelsfrftzfzaf-we wwwi,.'A5fuEfV'Wxwit5 fx '4'H-'V935,' tr? 275707 Eksiriyiix 1-fi ff'f i95.1 '91f x1u,-'::o .' Q Q 3?l,,Qli,f2A , A ief,..as.g,gy ,gi fffza , tw, gr 1 fqf.,1rtt.Wet-we , W2 J, 5 7 I zffrdwzgtire Q?gttaf2t52Qg'1t fe2Y1e7 wr U V ff ' f ti?ta5e.ftea.g.tta in .M it L Ht 2 1 JAMES A. MAHON, JR. 117 Parkview Drive, Union Jim . . . commercial art . . girls . . . cars , . . records . . . dancing . . . drawing . . . swimming . . . Impala fan , . . Four years of real livingf' Knights of Setonia l, 2, 3, 4-g TOW- ER Staff 4, J.V. Swimming 25 Var- sity Swimming 3, 4g Social Activi- ties Committee 4g Art Club I, 43 German Club 3, 43 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4. BERNARD J. MANNEY I25 Howard Avenue, Passaic A'Bud . . . Medicine . . . maneuvers big Olds 'round the campus . . . nice guy to know . . . always has a new joke. Knights of Setonia 4g Student Coun- cil 4g Class Otlicer 43 Italian Club 3, Chemistry Club 3, Band 1, 2g Minstrel 4. F JOHN A. MAHONEY 44 Crest Drive, Murray Hill Johnny . . . Immigrant from Long Island . . . sailing . . . diligent stu- dent . . . chemical engineer . . . Villanova. Class Medal 35 Intramural Sports 4. 1' t THOMAS N. MARINIELLO 9 Peck Avenue, Newark S'Tom , . . Engineering . . . New- ark College of Engineering . . . hard worker after school . . . a good guy . . . great weight lifter. Intramural Sportsg Italian Club 3, 4. A, QE 3, gg e Egg if ,,, 1 9 S 9 45 NICHOLAS J. MARINO 606 Bloomfield Avenue, Clifton 'SNick . . . Medicine . . artistic . . . a nice guy . . . well-dressed . . . fluent Italian , . . quiet . . . studious. Knights of Setonia 43 Italian Club 3, 4. SENIORS x 1 ii 'I .f 2 H 1, 1,4 , . . , , STEPHEN J. MCCARTHY 76 Amelia Avenue, Livingston Steve . . . sports . , . cars . . friendly . . . Great school . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Italian Club 3, 4. ALLEN F. MASSA 13 Bromley Drive, West Orange MassH . . . 4'hot '58 Ford . . . good natured guy . . . well liked . . . witty . . . great lineman . . . all around athlete . . . Seton Hall University, Class Officer 2, 3, 4g Intramural Sportsg J.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 33 Italian Club 3, 4g Latin Club 1, 2, Chemistry Club 33 Biology Club 25 2200 Club. GEORGE E. MCCORMACK 27 Marion Avenue, Newark Drives a hot Ford , . . C.Y.O. . . . basketball . . . baseball star . . . well-liked . . . one of the crew from Vailsburg . . . Business . . . Mont- clair State, Science Club lg Social Activities Committee 43 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3. 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2g Chemistry Club 3g Aviation Club 3, 4: Outdoor Club 3. 4: Book Club 3. 46 WILLIAM E. McALVANAH 138 Highland Avenue, Jersey City Bill . . . has managed to get along . . . Jersey City boy . . . rock collector . . . nice word for every- body . . . Science . . . Saint Joseph's. Knights of Setonia 4g Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4g Social Activities Committee 3, 4g Basketball, Foot- ball, Baseball manager 3, 4, Chemis- try Club 3, 4g Aviation Club 2, 3g Book Club 4g Outdoor Club 2, 3. W .1..mWi: 'MWEm if '-'L i ,Idsf 221 'H ,aww--. M a-asain: t.:af:-,:22. . .fi ,. .A. ., 4, ..,f .f 1', T.,4bvf2S i ff. -7 ' EQ WILLIAM F. McCORMACK 1115 Bloomfield Street, lloboken Bill . . . pre-Medicine . . . has an interest in Ramsey , . . likes all sports . . . one of the mermen. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 TOWER Staff 45 Student Council 1, Social Activities Committee 3, 43 Intramural Sports: Varsity Swim- ming 2, 3, 4g Aviation Club 1, 29 Spanish Club 3, 43 Latin Club l. 2g Book Club 35 Minstrel 4. JEROME D. MCDEVITT 10 Gibson Place, Elizabeth Monk . . . cool sense of humor . . . popular . . . loves sports . . . C.Y.O .... engineer . . . Saint Pet- er's. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 4, TOWER Staff 4, Student Council 15 Class Officer 1, 2, 4g Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 43 .I.V. Football 2, Aviation Club 3, 43 French Club 2, 3g Book Club 3, Do-it-Yourself Club 1, 2g Minstrel 2, ,WCQ PHILIP JOSEPH McGHEE 79 Fairmount Avenue, Chatham .lovial . . . f'Best four years of my life . . , C.Y.O .... woodworking . . . hi-fi . . . classical music . . . 'fPhil . Knights of Setoniag TOWER Staff, Intramural Sports 3, French Club 4g Latin Club lg Minstrel 4g Dramatic Society 4, P. McGRATH Street, Summit Brian . . . Envineerinff . . . a D C good friend to have . . . enjoys all sports . . . P.A.L. marksman . . . There will never be a greater schoolf, Intramural Sports 1, 3, 4g French Club 2, 35 Aviation Club 23 Book Club 3g Do-it-Yourself Club 1, 2. Avia- D3 ,E, : 1 5 JAMES J. MCMAHON, JR. if 121 South Fullerton Avenue, Montclair 6 f Lflinf' . . . interested in golf . . . great track star . . . comic of the , ERT , Mc LL AJ A MFLE A class . . . hot Merc station wagon W 501 F0Yd ve r 5 I. . , hails from Montclair . . . well- ne ri . . u'tg s . . . sports, . liked . . . future undecided. c, cars . . . t was as hard Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 Class ou made it. . Ofiicer 35 Intramural Sportsg In- lntram r I ot lf 2, 3, 45 Frend door Track 3, 4g Cross-Country 2, 3, , ook u ggfi lu v-'L 45 French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 3 Do-it-Your f u , ' - 2, 33 Minstrel 4, Chemistry Club 4-. strel 1, W 4 Z 47 + K ts-..-:::,a:.'1:fF:,:ff:E52-:-13:21.:g:aeE.!:i: :?I':5Ea faiffjjjjgt:2gH.F,.:H,aiI':-'::5:'a:Zi::::.:5.2:? I+ ft I 12 I , It ,Q f 'A I if 2 'Q' , W. ff,-fr JOHN J. MERCK 16 Ball Place, Maplewood Hack . . . popular . . . varsity backcourt ace. . . popular music . . . summers at Sea Cirt . . . Engineer- ing . . . Villanova. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Social Activities Com- mittee 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 3, Senior Lounge Committee 4. JOHN MOCHTAK, JR. 16 Fabyan Place, Newark 'AJohn . . , social bug . . . active C.Y.O. member . . . Minstrel man from way back . . . sharp dresser . . . Engineering . . , Newark Col- lege of Engineering. Knights of Setonia 2, 3, 4, TOWER Staff 4, PIRATE Staff 1, Social Ac- tivities Committee 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Intramural Sports, Chemistry Club 3, Debating Club 2, French Club 4, Book Club 3, Dramatic Club 1, 3, Library Staff 2. WALLACE P. METRIONE 9 Spencer Street, Newark 'gWally', . . . guardian of the hot corner . . . '53 Dodge . , . rock and roll . . . girls . . . C.Y.O. basket- ball star . . . Engineering . . . Villa- nov-a. Knights of Setonia 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Intramural Sports, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Book Club 3, Aviation Club 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, X CHARLESa3if..tMOORE , 'ego HigthbStreet, itat-lay Charlie,' . . N..--C.Y.O: . tiff baseball t nt. ,',,?GladXto be part 'of' Seton Hall'f tt T St, Bonaventure's . . . Bttsiness: ,Knights of,Set', fa 1, 2, 3, 4,XgKnight Commander, StaK'2, 3, 4, Baseball' 2,- 3, 4, -7Prackrg gl, Intra., mural sports, 1, 2513, 4-,V .Band lg Latin Club 1,'2, Spanish Club 3, 4f:r Book Club ' f 48 ANTHONY J. MIKOLAJCZYK 319 Whiton Street, ,lersey City Tony . . . always looks 'fup to his classmates . . , sharp dresser . . . enjoys bowling . . Priesthood Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 2, 3, 41, TOWER Staff 4, Bowling Team 3, Latin Club 3, 4, French Club 4, Minstrel l. ROBERT W. MULLER 137 Jaques Street, Elizabeth Cheerful disposition . . . 4'Bob . . , quiet . . . Greek lover . . . 'LA very fine school . . . Priesthood . . . Seton Hall University. Debating Club 1, Latin Club 3, 4, Creek Club 3. SQA, 5 t tfiittlir-. t Qww t. Jsdefi if Q 4' wiv' 'cw STEPHEN A. MURPHY 522 Madison Avenue, Elizabeth HMurph . . . the military . . . fast cars . . . history . . . Seton Hall University , . . planes . . . ships . . . has many followers. Chemistry Club 3, 45 Chess Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Science Club 15 Aviation Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES NINO 618 South Tenth Street, Newark uCharley . . , rock 'n roll . . . cars . . . Criminal Science . . . Best school in New Jersey. Latin Club 15 Outdoor Club 1. FM' 1254 M97 'M A y1,lqQ? .- ful its Vex 1 H ' Q ,puke 4, Kr we THOMAS J. NELSON 1873 Arbor Lane, Union Tom . . . friendly . . . Electrical Engineering . . . Cooper Union . . . model railroading enthusiast . . . quiet. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Chess Club 3, 45 Chemistry Club 35 Aviation Club 2, 3, 4. PATRICK S. NOLAN 3350 Hudson Boulevard, Jersey City uPat . , . popular music . . . be- hind all school aflairs . . . summers at Spring Lake . . . Dentistry , . . Holy Cross . , .. 6'Rugged four years . Social Activities Committee 3, 45 In- tramural Sports5 Varsity Rifle Team 15 Track Team 2, 35 Outdoor Club 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Chemistry Club 3, 45 Aviation Club 3, 45 Minstrel 3, 45 German Club 3, 45 Band 1. 5 49 JOHN J. NIESZ, III 92 South Maple Avenue, Springfield, N. .l. Mlohnw . . . obliging . . . bowling . . . Ulclad a great time here. , . . cars . . . girls . . . Marketing . . . Seton Hall University . . . records . . . C.Y.O. Knights of Setonia 15 Intramural Sports5 Minstrel 45 Freshman Show. MICHAEL J. NUGENT 118 Fourth Avenue, East Orange 'lPancho . . . full of fun . . . friend to all . . . C.Y.O. leader . . . rabid sports fan . . . mainstay of the intramural league . . . Unforget- table four years . . . Business . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 TOW- ER Staff 45 Student Council 25 Class Ofhcer 25 Social Activities Committee 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Book Club 35 French Club 45 Latin Club 1. JOHN F. O'CALLACHAN 201 Hagie Avenue, Roselle Park 'iO'Call . . . sports and sports cars . . . A good four years . . . chem- ist . . . Seton Hall University. Class Oliicer 1, Baseball 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Chess Club 2, 3, Aviation Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD L. OSWALD 689 Prospect Avenue, Newark HOzzie . . , cars . . . boating . . . short wave radio . . . Naval history . . . excellent student . . . active . . . Engineering . . , Stevens. Knights of Setonia l, 2, 3, 4, TOW- ER Staff 4, Class Medal 1, 2, 3, PIRATE Staff 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Aviation Club l, 2, 3, 4, Debating Club 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Stamp Club l, 2, Library Staff 2. of-Fw we CHARLES V. O 20 Enfield Avenue, Montclair 'LOkie . . , Montclair boy . . . great fleet pirate halfback . . . renowned for his speed . . . greatest friend going . . . classic imitations . . . '47 Plymouth . . . class leader . . . college football material . . . Villa- nova. Class Oflicer 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2: Social Ac- tivities Committee 4-, .I.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, Track 3, 4, Outdoor Club 1, Book Club 3. iff .net A JOSEPH B. O,TOOLE 70 Chapman Place, Irvington HBuffalo , . . popular . . . 'LSeton Hall Prep-it's the mostu . . . fishing . coin collector . . . Seton Hall University. TOWER Staff 4, Class Officer 3, Social Activities Committee 4, In- tramural Sports, Outdoor Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Aviation Club 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 4. - RONALD S. OKRASINSKI ll Janet Lane, Springfield llROIll, . . . '53 Ford . . . conserva- tive dresser . . . friendly . . . A great place . . . Priesthood . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, TOW- er Staff 4, PIRATE Staff 4, Prep Sacristan 3, Altar Society 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Book Club 4, Press Club 4-, Library Stall 2, Divinity School Choir 2, Minstrel 3, 4. JOHN R. PALLADINO 34 Aspen Road, West Orange 4'Pal . . . played cool Irvin . . . owner of green 'ibombl' . . . girls . , . C.Y.O .... anxiously awaits his- tory period . . . smooth dancer . . . Engineering . . . Stevens. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, TOW- ER Staff 4, Class Officer l, Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Social Ac- tivities Committee 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, Rifle Team 2, Italian Club 3, Dramatic Society 4. it me 4 if if N J ,.ggg iZj,Z .w t-'?a,.-9. .Q-g,: Q.. .-We ' W , ff'-I- '.?'t..'H f.... , fy- t E J' f f ,it J' 50 GENE L. PANICO 54 Berkely Avenue, Belleville Gene . . . ever smiling . . . boat- ing . . . water skiing . . . football . . . Great school , . . Law . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 43 TOWER Staff 43 Intramural Sports3 J.V. Swim- ming Team 23 Minstrel 43 Italian Club 3, 43 Weight Lifting Club 4. L if MICHAEL T. PASSALAQUA 71 Woodbine Avenue, Newark s'Mike . . . girls . . . sports . . . 4'Great four years . . . history schol- ar . . . Pharmacy at Fordham Uni- versity. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 ,I.V. Football 1, 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Social Activities Committee 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Italian Club 3, 4. FRANK M. PANNUCCI, JR. 308 Reynolds Terrace, Orange Frank . . . Mr. America . . . cars camping . . . boats . , . 'LA good place to spend five yearsn . . . hopes to further his education at Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 1, 3, 43 Booster Club 1, 23 Rifle Team 3, 43 Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Rifle Club 2, 33 Weight Lifting Club 2, 3, 43 Italian Club 3, 43 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, al. FRANCIS G. PAUL 213 Fairmount Avenue, Newark Frank . . . good natured . . . C.Y.O .... It was the most to say the least. . . . Engineering . . . N.C.E. Knights of Setonia 13 TOWER Staff 43 ,I.V. Football li Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Italian Club 2, 33 Aviation Club 2, 33 Chemistry Club 3. JOHN R. PARKER 296 Woodland Road, Madison i'Animal . . , immigrant from Loyola High, Baltimore . . . likes guns, rods, sports, and rock 'n roll . . . four-sport man . . . Engineering at University of Delaware. Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Football 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Track 3, 43 Social Ac- tivities Committee 43 French Club 43 Book Club 33 Latin Club 2, 33 Greek Club 2. f , JOSEPH P. PEDOTA 44 Madonna Place, East Orange Joe . . . A man with many friends . . . all sports . . . cars . . . C.Y.O. member . . . undecided about the future. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Honorable Mention 1, 2g Class Offi- cer 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3g Italian Club 2, 3. .. ' ' -Qfiliaeitsfawivffvifif rfwef 'flzsserffasfetirrfszt' 123534 tint' ,f'z191 2+f ?EZEff .M,,,,,..t f..m,...,,M mf gm f-wg-, f ...t-tm.. ,tit iw' gwwwfigtggfty.,,.,1,aa.fgf,agg.g1?g, ,ga 1553.3 gait. gf, M, ,, gym mast .. at. ,... 9 . . .a...a. , . X 3' a V V 3? . . 51 JOHN L. PELLEK 93 Baldwin Place, Belleville John . . . sports . . . music . . girls . . . cars . . , Just great . . . German scholar. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4g TOW- ER Staff 4g Class Honorable Men' tion 1, 23 PIRATE Staff 13 Social Activities Committee 4-Q Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Outdoor Club 1, 2, 3, 4tg German Club 3, 43 Min- strel 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM S. PERUCKI 1292 Wilshire Drive, Union Peruck . . . intramural champ . , . sings well . . . popular . . . one of the boys . . . Fastest years of my 1ife.', . . . Engineering at N.C.E. Knights of Setonia 1, 2g Student Council 2g Class Officer 2g Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Track 2, 3, 43 Rifle Team 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g German Club 3, 4. KENNETH F. PETRIK 209 Fairview Avenue, Boonton uWillie , . . good natured . . cars . . . fishing . . . sports . . . hunting . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 4g TOWER Staff 43 Social Activities Committee 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2g German Club 3, 4g Min- strel 1, 3, 43 Gle lub 3, 4g Color Guard 3. t 331- visa S gif, ,Em Aa as . rm- :is t ' is I' asa... ..., .vt-feiasf i if is FREDERICK R. PETROSINO 9 Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Belleville 'iFred . . . Man from Belleville . . . C.Y.O .... cars, and sports . . . Great bunch of guys-great school . . . Medicine . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia I, 2, 3, 4-3 TOW- ER Staff 4g Social Activities Coma mittee 4-g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 4, Chemistry Club 3: Minstrel l, 2. 3, 4. JOHN J. PICO 491 Joralemon Street, Belleville 'SJohn . . . jovial . . . likes to swim . . . one of the boys . . . '6Sorry to leave the Hall. . . . Chem- istry at Notre Dame. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4g TOW- ER Staff 4, Social Activities Com- mittee 4g Aviation Club lg Chem- istry Club 3, Italian Club 3g Min- strel 2, 3, 4. 52 ROBERT M. PILLES 262 North Grove Street, East Orange Bob . . , balanced personality . . . well liked . . . cars . . . fishing . . . accountant . . . Temple Univer- sity. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Out- door Club 1, 2g Latin Club 1, 2g German Club 3, 4-. JAMES V. PROVISSIERO EDWARD W. RACKOWSKI WILLIAM J. REGAN 31 Perkin Drive, Wayne Jim . . . a casual man . . . active in C.Y.O .... a business career . . . Seton Hall University. Italian Club 2, 3g Book Club 33 Latin Club lg Aviation Club l. 79 Bryant Avenue, Springfield golf fan . . . i'Best time of my life' . . . good friend to have . . . Ac- counting . . . Seton Hall University. Class Honorable Mention lg Intra' mural Sports l, 4.3 Spanish Club 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 4. 'iEddie . . . quiet . . . studious . . . 340 Whitewood Road, Union nBill . . . flashy dribbler of the basketball team . . . good first base- man . . . modest . . . known by all . , . well.liked . . . Accounting . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, TOW- ER Staff 4, Class Oiiicer 3, 4-g In- tramural Sports l, 2g Varsity Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 3, 4. We 1 f 5 , 5 - wf-11.53, Qs' X We , -1. 2 ,,. G gf :---- ,emi lift-32QQf2,f?ffEM155i ff ,I ii -97':..::: 'bi ' ,,.I:5i35:5s5lv' CHARLES E. REILLY 668 Varsity Road, South Orange Charley . . . good student . . . debating ace . . , lives next door . . . C.Y.0. sportsman . . . Priesthood at Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Honorable Mention lg PIRATE Staff 2, 3, 4g Class Ofhcer 4g Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, ,l.V. Track 13 Minstrel 415 Debating Club 3, 4-5 Latin Club 3, 4g Creek Club 3, 4. FN f. ff to JOSEPI-I'F. REINBOLD 844 East Jersey Street, Elizabeth aloe . . . One of the muffler boys . . . well liked . . . good friend to have , . . music recorder . . . notor- ious photographer . , . Hate to leave . . , Business . . . Seton Hall University. Booster Club 4-g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Econom- ics Club 4g Spanish Club 3, 4-3 Library Staff 1, 2. , A. La, 11, ,VV if 1 gk V V 1 lt' . QQ-ff t 19' I -.1 v m t 53 GEORGE J. RENNIE 823 Summer Avenue, Newark George, . . , well-liked . . . a lot of fun . . . 'iFred Astaire . . . Prep track star . . . Medicine at Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 4, ,l.V. Track 23 Varsity Track 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2g Varsity Cross-Country 2, 3, 4g Minstrel 1, 3. .Y -il ' ' f :,'-:z,:2'T5liiiaHlZfft.1f-' :Y 1' - ' , 5- . . FRANCIS RICHLAN. JR. 282 Division Avenue, Belleville 'iFrank . . . popular . . . sports enthusiast . . . rock 'n roll . . . Great four years . . , Architectu- ral Engineering. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 TOW- ER Staff 45 Pirate 2, 35 Social Ac- tivities Committee 45 Aviation Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Latin Club l, 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. VICTOR F. SACCONE 407 William Street, East Orange Spider . . . pool shark . . . Seton- ia's Pancho Gonzales . . . C.Y.O. basketball . . . likes golf and iishing . . . trig scholar . . . Business at St. Francis, Loretto. Class Officer 15 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 45 Italian Club 3, 45 Chemistry Club 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Outdoor Club 4-5 Economics Club 45 Minstrel 15 Book Club 35 Varsity Football Man- ager 1. ROBERT A. RIETH 2019 Birch Street, Scotch Plains Bohn . . . German scholar . . . Scotch Plain's socialite . . . unpre- dictable . . . Physics. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Minstrel l, 25 Chemistry Club5 Debating Club 3, 45 .l.V. Cross-Country 25 Class Ofhcer 3, 45 Social Activities Com- mittee 45 Dramatic Society 3, 45 Mathematics Club 45 Honorable Mention 1, 3. ROBERT F. SALAY 311 Vermont Avenue, Irvington uBob . . . math with Mr. Ciccone . . . 'Alt was great while it lasted . , . sports, cars, girls . . . Engineer- ing . . . N.C.E. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 Avia- tion Club 25 Minstrel 4. 54 ROBERT E. RUDDEN 82 Hillcrest Terrace, East Orange '4Bob . . . better late than never . . . active and popular . . . avid team supporter . . . girls . . . sports . . . rock 'n roll . . . Business at St. Bonaventure. Knights of Setonia 3, 45 TOWER Staff 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 In- tramural Sports 3, 45 Social Activ- ities Committee 45 Book Club 35 Chemistry Club 35 Italian Club 3, 45 Aviation Club 3, 45 Color Guard 35 Minstrel 3, 4. RONALD O. SAVARE 9 Baldwin Place, Belleville 'iElf . . . likes sports, rock 'n roll, and girls , . . drives a hot Chevy . . . popular . . . has a lot of school spirit . . . Business at Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia l, 2, 3, 45 TOW- ER Staff 45 Social Activities Com- mittee 45 Italian Club 3, 45 Chem- istry Club 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Out- door Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Economics Club 45 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 45 Dis- ciplinary Staff 25 Visual Aids Staff 25 Book Club 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH A. SCALAMONI 94 North Essex Avenue, Orange aloe . . . connoisseur of Italian food . . . jazz and cars . . . SplenA didn . . . Engineering at Newark College of Engineering. Social Activities Committee 4g TOW- ER Staff 43 Intramural Spors 25 Outdoor Club 2, 3, 4g Band 1gLMin- strel 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN M. SCHNEIDER 475 Fairview Avenue, Orange Duke . . . Pirate columnist . . . likes music, girls, cars and sports . . . never misses a party or dance . , . It was rough but worth it. . . . Business . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 45 Pirate Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Class Ofhcer 23 Social Activities Committee 4g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Outdoor Club lg Economics Club 4g Debating Club 3, 49 Library Staff 23 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4. NICHOLAS R. SCALERA 398 North 6th Street, Newark Nick . . . quiet . . . popular . . . music lover . . . cars . . . 'Tour of the best years of my lifei' . . . sports. Knights of Setonia 43 Intramural Sports 2, Italian Club 3, 4, Min- strel 4. VINCENT P. SCOTTON 55 No. Jefferson Street, Orange Vinnie . . . record collector . . . C.Y.O .... bowling . . . engineer Newark College of Engineering. Social Activities Committee 4, Stamp Club 1, 23 Italian Club 2, 3: Minstrel 2, 3, 4. 55 1959 LAWRENCE A. SCHMIEDER 118 Smith Street, Elizabeth HLarry,' . . . outdoor man . . . basketball fiend . . . able orator . . . seen in many a bomb.. . girls . . . Rensselaer Institute. Class Honorable Mention 1, 2g In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 13 Do-it-Yourself Club 23 Debating Club 3, 4g Minstrel 1, 4. ARTHER C. SEDMONT I2 Crane Parkway, Cranford A'Art . . . Business . . . hiking . . . camping , . . blue Willys . . . A great school if you can get through ll. . . . Knights of Setonia 23 Class Hon- orable Mention 2g Intramural Sports. ROBERT J. SHAFFERY 259 Littleton Avenue, Newark Bob . . Engineering . , . New- ark College of Engineering . . . Rough but worth it . . . friendly with girls . . . cars, sports, bowling and C.Y.O. Knights of Setonia 45 TOWER Staff 45 Intramural Sports 1, 3, 45 Social Activities Committee 45 French Club 45 Outdoor Club: Book Club 35 Minstrel 4. FRANK X. SLASINSKI 173 Fourth Street, Jersey City 'gFrank . .. quiet but friendly . . . girls . . . sports . . . 1 have spent the best four years of my life here. . . . Engineering . , . Newark College of Engineering. Intramural Sports5 Latin Club 1, 25 German Club 3, 4. HOWARD J. SMITH 59 Richelieu Place, Newark Howie . . . popular and scholarly . . . Oh, reallyv . . . rock 'n roll fan . . . Medicine . . . Holy Cross. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 TOW- ER Staff 45 Class Medal 2, 35 So- cial Activities Committee 45 lntra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Debating Team 1, 25 Latin Club 3, 45 Min- strel 4, SENIORS RICHARD J. SORF 106 Hunter Avenue, Fanwood MSorf . . . sports enthusiast . . Hey, what's the third one? En- gineering . . . Rutgers. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 56 , 7 ss:- ROBERT C. SMIALOXVICZ 326 Willow Drive, Union Bob . . . Engineering or Commer- cial Art , . . Great school . . . proficient cartoonist . . . amateur radio . . . sports . . . friendly. Knights of Setonia 45 TOWER Staff 45 PIRATE Staff 3, 45 Art Editor 3, 45 Intramural Sports 15 French Club 45 Biology Club 45 Aviation Club 15 Latin Club 1, Minstrel 3, 45 Dramatic Club 4. 3' ALEXANDER SPAGNUOLO 58 Woodland Road, Bloomfield Spag , . . Bloomfield beau . . . record collector . . . good lineman . . . Medicine . . . uGreat School . . , Villanova bound. Knights of Setonia 25 TOWER Staff 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Activities Committee 45 ln- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 ,l.V. Foot- ball l, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Italian Club 3, 45 Book Club 3, 4. Wits?wazgolf?'vifftttwitiiatzxvfasttlifll''saszzinifts2isi2gg,iifg,ggw,:it-s'w,Ef5g,, t ,, . F? -955-Hsvsziszimifi'WQSEEWEASQE 14711315 W 'A VIN Q f 1. at X ' S 'WWf'F-agiiqizsziis--'a, fs' 2i.f '-1f1f1'7SteX3Eshf:z fm.-a.. wi:-:fzirszxr W1 -EM ,?44ut2?:xSWW 'Tili- 5. A .L ,, . A.. is-fi f - f ,, ,, eg . ,,i,,,.t,, - 'M'-f'ii:5t:f . ,se wt wx-fa we seexfsz sow? . 1121. sm, - -, '--- eww- iii - - LOUIS J. STIVALI 295 Morris Avenue, Summit HLou . . . Well liked . . . happy go lucky . . . 'flt's a great school . . . musician . , . Priesthood . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 3, 4, TOWER Staff 4, Class Officer 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Altar Society 4-, Latin Club 3, 4, Biology Club 4, Mathe- matics Club 4. MICHAEL J. SWITEK 49 Ward Place, South Orange f'Mike . . . scholar . . . co-captain Swimming Team . . . The years really flew. . . . Villanova. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, TOW- ER Staff 4, Class Medal 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 1, Rifle Team 1, 2, Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 4, Science Club I. A2i5?3i1?'f2lLV?5'AWik 22295 vif?Ijf?g59?'lX' 5f?l'i? L iriifiifi ff3i5'V' 7 W'9ifN5'f3f'fif i Miwxlsi wfnffiff WiSV7 5tf5? 'Wt?I1azff5f 2' 1 t' f gg?W,.,,,f Wg? fmfaiema ,,.1fw,,4, Wa , fffo,,f,tgf1es?!vr,e,fz,.,,, ,,f,g3,,f.y,,,,,,,,, ,,g3,,,,, wmgy?t,M,Y ,,,,gm,meff --. aiw,,1,,mrw .,s1tt9,a:t,:t'fH.ww 5 .1 :,ewawngE.1 r'fEfSs'izv+ttgLsgsi'sr,,wtn I .3 , Ji' .af 1, A 3? . . , S .. , E . S, 3. ,Z 2 , .. ,g f ,- p e,4,,t,1tt,,1t3e ffv'iV,w1yt,,w L 91 3 a 2 4 . di W S 15599 fs J THEODORE A. STUDENY Green Lane, Succasunna Ted . . . admirer of feminine qualities , . . Drive much? . . best of the basketball court . . . Stevens. Knights of Setonia 4, Social Ac- tivities Committee 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4-. KEVIN TORPPEY 76 Highland Avenue, Glen Ridge Torp . . . Law at Holy Cross . . . easygoing . . . quiet . . . Great four years . . . great basketball player . . . good party man. Knights of Setonia 1, TOWER Staff 4, Student Council 2, Class Oflicer I, 2, Booster Club 3, lntramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Var- sity Baseball 3, 4-, Book Club 3, French Club 4. EDWARD J. SWARDEN 39 Houston Street, Newark Ed . . . Four years I'l1 never forget. . . . movie fan . . . nice guy . . . engineering . . . Rutgers. PIRATE Staff 1, Rifle Team 2, German Club, Photography Club, Chemistry Club. ROBERT J. VALERIAN 416 Prospect Street, Bloomfield Bob . . . great football star . . . always smiling . . . likes to go to parties . . . an ardent bowler . . . Chemistry. TOWER Stafl' 4, Intramural Sports l, 2, J.V. Football 2, Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4,4 French Club 4, Book Club 3. 57 MYLES P. VA LEY 11 Cotta e Stree v City 61416 rn 9 1 I 'L . . . y t no Wa s lin . . 'LBest four f f s t . . . ' t eton all U ' rs t fSeton1a aff 4 Intramira Sports 2 3 . . S 1 1 ' 1 , 4g W- 4-' utdoorIClub 2. 4g Altar Society 3 Llbrary Staff 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Italian Club 3, 4g Minstrel 3, 4. PHILIP JOSEPH VICARI 25 Yale Terrace, West Orange Phil'i . . . prince of the Little Gym . . . L'Where's Father Tobey? . . . lover of females , . . addicted to bas- ketball . . . cars . . . Notre Dame . . . Engineering. Knights of Setonia 2, 3g Booster Club 25 Social Activities Committee 43 Intramural Sports 1,' 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4-3 Aviation Clubg Rifle Clubg Book Clubg Chemistry Clubg Outdoor Club: Minstrel 1, 4. RICHARD A. VILLANOVA 673 South 11th Street, Newark Rich . . . debonaire . . . music and reading . . . A means to an end' . . . Priesthood . . . Seton Hall Uni- versity. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 43 TOW- ER Stall 4g Pirate Staff 1, 2, 3, 4-g Altar Society 3, 4g Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Journalism Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4g Italian Club 3, 4-g Divinity Choir 2, Library Stall 23 Discipline StaH 2. S ff ' ' ..i. Q SENIORS f yy ,MJF - 3 f - . FRAN S W 0 741 ing Dill rang ANTHONY J. VINECRA rar ' . . , all arou Q 'an ' 631 Palisade Avenue, lfnion X . . ivell lille . . . spor ei.. Y Tony . . . always seen with Eddy Dineer' 5 7 CURTIS F. WA'l'TS . . . R 'N 'R fiend , . . hot Chevy Kniffhts 0 Set n ,3 4g.TO - 267 Winfield Terrace, Union . . . loves physics . . . St. KIary's girls . . . Engineering . . . Stevens, all 4 ramura ts 4 Knights of Setonia 1, 2g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Rifle Team 2. 3: Do-it-Yourself Club 2g Spanish Club 2, 3. E 1 3. g L g . . Foot , 25 Varsi aseball 2, 3, g B ll - 1 ' , ' h 4. 4- arsity asgvstba Var N w n' ' renc I 5'- Commit g Class 58 Curl . . . good natured . . model planes . . . photography . . . A good four yearsf' Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4g Social Activities Committee 4-g Aviation Club 1. 9 ROBERT D. WILLIX 239 Nesbit Terrace, Irvington L'Will', . . . greatest guy . . . '58 Impala . . , Prep's fightin' fullback . , . liked by all . . . Medicine . . . Notre Dame, Knights of Setonia 4, TOWER Staff 4-, Class Medal 1, Class Honorable Mention 2, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Football 1, Junior Varsity Bas- ketball 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4-, Latin Club 1, 2, Italian Club 3, 4, Minstrel 4. 'V 'Wt 'Sf' 1 '1ff'f1..fz,s,fWf, 2 Y , ,, ,- f - ff . - . asa-if-sf, 2 . f'- . Q ff I 5 ,ff iliw-TQSAM ystrrt ,Liam ' ROBERT F. WYRVUA 35 Go-tthart Street, Newark Bob , . . a good Greek . . . model trains . . . Priesthood . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 2, 4-, Class Hon- orable Mention, Class Olhcer 1, In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Greek Club 3, 4. Nu. ARTHUR WOLF 110 Gallison Drive, Murray Hill Art . . . well mannered . . . quiet . . . one of the Hwanderers . , . loves English . . . handsome tennis teacher . . . Engineering . . . Notre Dame. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, TOW- ER Staff 4-, ,l.V. Tennis 1, Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4, Intermural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Activities Com- mittee 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4. LAWRENCE A. YANNUZZI 348 Amherst Street, East Orange Larry . . . one of the boys from East Orange .... fabulous ball player . . . a ladyis man . . . future undecided. Knights of Setonia I, 2, Class Offi- cer 3, 4, ,I.V, Basketball 2, J.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4-, Track 3, 4, Italian Club 2, 3, Aviation Club 3, Chemistry Club 3, Biology Club 2, Book Club 3. 59 EDWARD WYRSCH 22 Chestnut Terrace, Blootnfielcl HEd,' . . . Seton Halls greatest track man . . . loves all sports . . . rock 'n roll . . . well liked . . . Spanish scholar . . . accountant . . . Man- hattan or Fordham. Knights of Setonia 2, 3, 4, ,l.V. Track 1, Cross-Country 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 2. 3, 4-, Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Book Club 3.1 f x 1, I ,lisa t- X .1hk,, r' 1 f M U - , if ' it ' 'F 3'-52,13 ls: i :ll 1 M W my K! ,:t,,.,., p X s - J gif' 1'2iltfC JXTU4 +A XAQ, M NQQ ni V H A hifi!- 3 U-sn. Lx I0 Washington Avenue, Elizabeth M HLenny . . . friend of all . . . Zarack ...L gBest faculty in the worldn . . . hot Plymouth . . . music career. Knights of Setonia 4, Intramural Sports 4, Biology Club, Minstrel 4. if i LEONARD A. ZAZICK f pg EUGENE S. ZDONEK, JR. 370 Grace Avenue, Garfield Gene . . . photography . . . base- ball and rock 'n roll . . . 'LGreatest place this side of heavenw . . . Teaching . . . Seton Hall University. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 49 TOW- ER Staff 3, 43 PIRATE Stall 2, 3. 45 Class Honorable Mention 2: Class Oihcer 13 Minstrel l, 2, 3, 4, Altar Society 1, 2, 3, 44 Photography Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 4, Stamp Club. , si-'fsshfi In the purple hills SENIORS 1959 GILBERT C. ZUSI 102 Holland Road, South Orange Gibby . . . card shark . . . mem- ber of the Vailsburg delegation . . . car customizer . . . C.Y.O. sports . . . Business . . . Montclair State. Intramural Sportsg Social Activitiesg Committee 4g French Club 45 Book Club 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 Eco- nomics Club 4-g Outdoor Club 1, 2g Biology Club 2. MARCH SETONIA Ageless shadows fall Oier the emerald alleys Setonia, raise thy towered halls. Out of storm and flame To tradition true You have come in glory Setonia, under the White and Blue. Pledge of loyalty To Fidelity Shoulder to shoulder Men of Setonia Loyal, Faithful, Alma Mater She shall ever he. Defeat or Victory Stand in unity Shoulder to shoulder Men of Setonia Loyal, Faithful, Alma Mater She shall ever be. 60 The ring. . . the distinguishing nznrk of the senior. alley, the rings are here! Duiiy Hall was the scene of excitement that day. The senior rings had finally arrived, and now the cafe was a model of mass confusion. The lounge was intended for Seniors, yes, but not all at one time. However, everybody got his ring. From the conjested lounge emerged a new being: a complete Senior. ' A The rings are striking, but what are they all about? The stone is blue, the color which enshrouds the Blessed Virgin to whom Setonia is respectfully dedicated. For over a century Her vigil has seen Her sons march through storm and flames and emerge in greater glory. Irrespective of the hazard, yet forward has come Setonia to the high place .she now occupies among the great schools of the nation. The Chapel is the nucleus around which Setonia revolves. The oldest building on the campus, it stands in mute tribute to the men who have knelt silently within its walls and who have gone into the world and contributed to it and to the great name of Seton Hall. The love and acknowledgement of our Blessed Mother's protection and Setonia's proud history are encased in our rings . . . the Class of '59. 61 l ii, fQ,fQ.:2'S :. ,. ..f:: : ! ref:-:iii :J ALL FOR SETON H DID MOST John Murray M Q W I lg TO SUCCEED MOST LIKELY Howard Smith A , ii S-fl'-5 l ' 1, Q. QUIETEST Charles Nino he Most. .. . f ffg . I I an I :Q y. .. Q -- .--.E- -...L -- ,AM Q11 WITTIEST Louis Puopolo 62 0 S I ff MOST MODEST 'lla 1 fi . - ,L Y ,ig, IQ inf' 1 I Ed Vvy 'Ti-Q, rsch 47 A EX nf' 1.32.2 Ric MOST COURTEOUS hard Villanova P l , i i R ,.: E2 g ini ' .. A r ' 0 Y : , . X. ,,. L f N fy 6 3 Xa I 1 ,S if Qui tl da 7131 Z'i I Q4 l 1 BEST LOOKING BEST SPEAKER BEST DRESSED Ed Bonner Andy Burger Dick Kinney The est . . . ' imi kky: 'X K' 1 . : L V 6 1 5 1: , I Y' . f 6 g A :E-lui Q , S 1 ' 1 Fw - - -' .v H l N J 1 X ' 1 i T Q A '1 , 4 i BEST NATURED BEST ATHLETE BEST PERSONALITY Phil Keegan Charlie O'Connell Frank Codey 63 3:1-qg.:j:',g::xf55:r'-,j,,'.'f.LW2,mV I 4 im '.f 09 ,S-so y L J he ' UNDERCLASSMEN Though the administration expects school spirit, and the Seniors preach it incessantly, an irresponsive student body causes all to go for naught. Only the firm support of the under- classes for athletic events, shows, and drives makes these things successful. Underclass years are important ones. There is no ideal Senior who was not an ideal Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior. It is a time to learn Hthe tricks of the trade, profit from one's mistakes, and obtain that all important experience. MODERATOR Rev. Joseph P. Tuite PRESIDENT Henry Kuziomki C. Ciottone, K. Donnelly, A. Swihura, W. Boland. R. Davidson, Row 1: J. Ferrante, E. Kreig, H. Kuziomko, J. Kasprzyk, J. Dilflmo, R. Quinlan, R. Fafara, T. Stocker. Row 2: T. Gray, J. Michalczak, T. Gallagher, J. Armiger, J. Mleziva, J. Matlosz, D. Vaillancourt, P. Lempa, A. Marotta. Row 3: M. Smith, K, Kortina, D. Siedler, J. Gross, T. Conway, M. Ostroski, G. McCune, R. Flood, Row 4: E. Spies, C. Escriba, D. McBain, J. Gutch, D. Mahon, G. Caprio, M. Halleron, J. Lyons, W. Oprysk. SECTION 1 A CLASS of 1962 - - hvmfgfx SECTION 1 MODERATOR Rev. Peter A. Lennon PRESIDENT Robert Biese Row 1: T. Sheridan, J. Fusco, R. Biese, T. Monroy, C. Eichorn, F. Foley, R. Dyke, J. Philips, A. Coles, P, Reno. Row 2: A. Spiesshaeh, E. Gladney, W. Darrow, N. Araeic, A. Appio, A. Soshicky, J. Walsh, P. McMahon, C. Fister, E. Russo. Row 3: A. Karnas, J. Creca, J. Quinn, J. Sullivan, A. Santo, D. Wynne, R. Reiner, A. Formica, J. Gunther, J. Sheridan. Row 4: Y. Yustas, C. Gum- brecht, J, Uhrin, S. Hojnowski, L. Pennypacker, M. Leary, S. Champi, A. Amato, J. Doehner. 66 B SECTION 1C MODERATOR Mr. James R. Campbell PRESIDENT John Perucki Row I: E. Blinski, R. Raziano, M. Graham, O. Santillio, Cf. Dante, L. Mahoney, C. Angrisane. C. Minervino, K. Kluxen. Row 2: A. Fraenkel, J. Donovan, P. Rameden, J. Perucki. E. MCA Claughlin, J. Feeney, T. Flynn, J. Carlson, F. Wild, M. Giblin, Row 3: C. Kiernan, J. Bosworth, D. Hackett, H. Nichol, J. Begley, B. Fallon, B. Treacy, R. Keyes, M. Driscoll, S. Tafilowski. Row 4: D. Downes, P. Bianco, J. Cotter, H. Berger, J. Bell, P. Henrey, F. Crasso, R. Schilling. CLASS of 1962 SECTION ID MODERATOR Mr. Edward D. Cunning PRESIDENT Thomas Gavin Row I: R. Seman, B. Connelly, R. Gillis, A. Bagdonis. J. Zimmerman, R. Crazul, P, Riehartz R. Fialla, W. Griflin. Row 2: J. Gillick, W. Murphy, J. Dougherty, F. lloller, A. Ferrara, D. Ziegler B. Doyle, Cv. Iwankiw, P. Insabella, S. Ziemski, Row 3: C. Gerard, J. Philips, W. Parker, J. Malko J. McGhee, E. Deegan, J. Penkalski, R. Gillespie, A. Mango, R. Wyrsch. Row 4: A, Koenitz E. Lampididis, T. Garin, W. Sheridan. R. Balak, P. O'Brien, R. Okrasinski. J. Bodino, J. Osinki R. Sommerkamp. 67 ,f 9 SECTION 1 E MODERATOR Mr. William Persichetty PRESIDENT Victor Iannelli Row 1: T. Koza, R. Cirlincione, T. Bontempo, J. Curio, R. Feeley, W, Landrigan, R. Martin, B. McDevitt. Row 2: T. Van Grofski, J. Suskevich, E. Migliore, T. Casaletto, S. Duncan, R, Ferencz, J. Zoppi, R. Hoernlein, T. Diamond, J. Scalione. Row 3: W. Bridges, T. Blake. P. Palmucci, J, Restifo, B. Schryver, R. Brown, G. Rocha, J. Davis, V. Iannelli, J. Chrol. Row 4: T. Zizlsperger, F. Tansey, T. McCormick, T. Gorczyca, R. Modeski, P. Wawar, J. Mohres, G. Kinal, A. Marino, M. Hyland. CLASS of 1962 2a371mgv54srsg.-su ,. gfgfg gk, if ., u.fs2c:fi5t?ffi'41i.1v1- CQ 213511.55 552533539 if-,seisil WSL -WW W . .,,,..,,,,.g,,,,,..,,. .W gsmw, .WM 1. ,., , V..-fi. - rw. ..,. SECTION 1 F MODERATOR Mr. Frank Tracey PRESIDENT Edwin Doyle Row I: D. Mulvihill, H. Toupot, K. Guarino, D. Codcy, R. Gralewicz, L. Cizzi, G. Kooluris, BI, Konig, A. Rostel, R. Rostel. Row 2: ll. Della Pella, R. Lang. M. Kelly, J, Reynolds, D. Stein- burg, W. Fiore. N. De Santo, E. Costa, A. Prosperi, Row 3: A. Pawlowski, J. Bonanno, E. Doyle, A. Maglio, J. Flynn, J. Diessner, J. Carolan, A. Cassese, A. Bastianello, E. Murphy, J, Kaleta. Row 4: R. Smith, J. Scovish, R, Burke, T. Cucchiara, E. Sheehan. J. Chusinko. J. Pierce, J. Link. T. Hindman, Z. Langella. 68 Pheww! How much did that Stogie cost? Have much homework, Dan? And what ? Row 1: D. Wolff, T. Metzger, T. Leth, J. Mullen, A, Serratelli, T. Ryde-lek, J. Appel, W. Hardra- hand, J. DiLauri. Row 2: K. O'Connor, E. Caeta, D. 0'Grady, D. Cummins, J. Judge, R. Carlson, M. Beirne, T. Mosser, R. Cooks, J. Bauman, Row 3: W. Morris, R. Van Sprang, W. Chapman, W. McNie-ce, A. DiOrio, B. Bonner, J. McKeon, R. LaCrutta, T. Anderson, A. Butvidas. Row 4: M. O,Brien, R. Bihr, J. Vaughn, L. DeBenedette, K, Moody, L. Parpalardo, R. Kitchen, G. Ken- nedy, R. Mascenik, S. Chidiehino. SECTION 2 A MODERATOR Rev. Stephen P. Lynch PRESIDENT Louis DeBenedette CLASS of 1961 Row 1: D. Gibbons, F. Shary, A. Cheslak, J. Stellato, M, Murphy, J. Sexton. Row 2: E. Wharton, M. D'Alesso, P. Conforti, T. De Padova, J. Boyce, P. McGovern, J. Mazza, C. Liuzza, R, Daubner, R. Graham. Row 3: R. Luden, O. McElroy, J, Calbierczyk, T. Powloski, V, Lupo, P. Tortorella, W. Murphy, B. McLoone, D, Cristell, J. Castellano. Row 4: P. Mclsaughlin, M. Tutko, S. Fonta- nella, J. Schwierck, J. Starita, J. Semple, G. Schmidt, J, McAloney, C. Wisnovsky, J. Knappe. 70 SECTION 2 B MODERATOR Rev. Alfred J. Tobey PRESIDENT Joseph Boyce SECTION 2 C MODERATOR Mr. Louis Sarno PRESIDENT Philip Vasta Row 1.' T. Sheridan, W. Mergen, E. Arico, J. Boland. D. Sajewicli, A. Meribella, M. Roden I. Certalic. Row 2: R. Pulley, E. Nartowicz, V. Cantalupo, A. Branda, C. Coogen, R. McKay C. Lavkin, G. Winfield, P. l-JiStantlo. Row 3: E. Fitzgerald. K. Neilson. T. Could. M. Spiessbach I. Causepohl, M. Hayward, A. Jennings, J, Cogan. CLASS 'ff 1961 SECTION 2 D MODERATOR Mr. Matthew R. Ryan PRESIDENT john Causepohl Row 1: P. Cerity, G. Testa, J. C. Murphy, R. Napal, H. Wujciak, G. Minish, E. .lakubowski J, Fabricatore. Row 2: F. Nlitros, P. Dunphy, T. A, Murphy, J. B1-rres, ll. Heinzmann. T. A Kennedy, J. Ciblin, A. Chanin. J. Cregan, T. J. Kennedy. Row 3: L. Wojtala, C. Fitzpatrick S. DeCulis, R. Cwiakala, P. Kelly, R. Levandusky, M. Cilligan, ll. Oliver, P. Yasla. Row 4 N. Thompson, R. Eng, R. Dec, J. Boyle. J. Kline, J. Hunt. W. Crablauskae. I. Huk, B, Jones M. Scollins. 71 -W' Row 1: F. Schmidt, M, Lupo, C. Berardinelli, J. Nittoli, P. Nolan, J. Banahan, F. McCorl. Row 2: C. Blf-jwas, T. Ryan, EI Brice, L. De France. W. llawns, R. Bruno, R. Caputo, T. O'Brien. J. Hurler, J. Larubusta, Row 3: R. Wolf. J. Blake. J. Rosser, C. Di Quollo, R. Shields, G. Pigott. A. Lukos, J. Dowling, J. Wurts. Row 4: J. Hourihan, M. Tuite, W. Schaefller. T. O'Leary, J. Bates, J. Dougherty, T. Corbett. -f 'wA . ,Nj SECTION 2 E MODERATOR Mr. Albert M. Ewing PRESIDENT Thomas Corbett CLASS of 1961 Row I: D. Dinan, J. Beebe, N. Mancini, J. Abom, E. Kilduff, J. Walsh, J. lavarone, F. Orbc G. Meola. Row 2: A. Frasca, R. Parran, R. Elliot, J. Laurito, D. Winters, R. Amaliile, E. Fitz- gihhon, S. Bator, M. McDonald, R. Maloney. Row 3: J. Te-rrito, J. Brennan, C. Lyo, R. Dolan, C, Tietjen, R. Robinson, K. Riley, W. Cummins. J. Keuncy. Row 4: F. lloltx, W. Rickard, C. Kunka, J. Powles, J. McFadden, J. Bergren, T. Connolly, J. Stefanomicz. 72 SECTION 2 F MODERATOR Mr. Aldo Itre PRESIDENT John Abom But, Father, that is my ni0ther's handwriting! Laugh at his jokesg he pays us. Children's Marching Song Row I: J. Zadrozny, W. Trebus, J. Reilly, E. Hee-mskerk, J. Delaney, R, Ford, T. Sexton, F. Ken- nedy, K. Lazarus. Row 2: W. Carter, B. McCarry, C. Emerson, J. Coman, F, Shea, J. Hand, S. Riggio, J. Rostel. Row 3: E. Polakowski. W. Mooney. R. Benevento, W. Lukowiak, J. Callahan, W. McGuire, R. Asakiewicz. Row 4: S. Just, P. Brannigan, J. Szticza, T, Swangin. Row 5: R. Lesperance, K. Fitzgerald, M, O'Brien, P, Meehan, C. Wallack, T. Peyton, C. Ulias. SECTION 3 A MODERATOR Rev. Kenneth O'Leury PRESIDENT Donald Merritt CLASS of 1960 Row I: M. Viola. T. O'Hara, A. Gerardo, C. Church, T. Daly, A. Grant, S, Madsen, J. Walsh. Row 2: J. Reilly, R. Leth, J. Berry, H. Gillis, C. Sabatos, J, Milholland, W. Bosworth. Row 3: J. Wu, J. La Costa, J. Ostrowski, J. Belfiore. C. Scalare, K. Chniura. C. Anton, Row 4: R. Coyette, A. Morthier. Row 5: J. Ziunnernian, H. Mcllade, M. McMahon, J, Tirpak, R. Torre, R. Capacio. 74 SECTION 3 B MODERATOR Rev. Joseph F. Worlnlann PRESIDENT John Tirpak SECTION 5 C MODERATOR Mr. George Pecci PRESIDENT Wlilliam Lennon Row I: D. Cofield, T, Doyle, R. Criscuolo, N. DeMarco. C. Adornato, J. Trautwein, F, Carlgin, J. Adrian. Row 2: A. Timmins, W. McSweeney. P. Serofani. C, Coyton. J. Weitzman, W. Stuppi, B. Idler. Row 3: R. Mergen, M. Carey, BI. Guidera, N. Milano, J. Borouicz, G. Smolenski, T. Hunt. Row 4: T. Berube, J. Boyle, R. Craig. H. Fuemtes. J. Gommoll, R, Lagravenis, A. Hauser. Row 5: A. Mann, W. Lennon, T. McShane, E. Wagner. R. Pogoizelski. CLASS of 1960 SECTION 5 D MODERATOR Mr. Donald Roden PRESIDENT Stephen Duffy qi! 'fm if if' 'wifi l 1 f4'a5.s'4 Row 1: V, Ferriola, R. Occhetli, N. Franzi, R. Failla, J. Rochford, T. Morley, A. Cuglielmo. Row 2: A. Berner, F. Froxufield, C-. Hunter, J. Di Quollo. W. Penkalski. A. Tm-rzo, J. Faccidomo. Row 3: C. Oliva, J. Ferrc-nee, R. Tedeschi, S, Duffy, J. Mercogliauo, J. Russo, V. Cove-llo. Row 4: J. Santa Pietro, C. Scalcra, M. Drahiu. D. Suolamieru. M. Stuyko, J. De Carlo, J. Wallack. Row 5: C. Trancoue, T. Krisanda, P. Maguire, J. Klolz, J. Rulhcrmuml, R. Capaccio, J. Chmely. 75 Row I: J. Beahan, R. Mclxlichol, T. Kelly. E. Zaun. C. Spampinalo. T. Stavish. R. Winter, J. Triarsi. Row 2: C. Ceoghegan, F. Summa. P, Tiernvy. S. Conway, R. Kozzi, A. Dilliovanni W. Rivtli. Row 3: J. Kennedy, J. Petitti. R. Mcllarry, R. llrvlier. K, Ryan, J. O'C0nnor, R. Ten- Eyck. Row 4: R. McDonough, A. Mroszczak. J. KIcEx0y. F, Neville. E. Fanning, W. Nauta. SECTION 3 E MODERATOR Mr. John P. Muldowney PRESIDENT James O'Connor CLASS of 1960 Row 1: K. Half-y. T. Scllliefer, R. Beavis. J. Rotunda, Bl. Butlone, V. Ruocco, J. Conklin. Row 2: R. Harbina, P. Drexler, W. Sturchio, J. Panella, A. Hilton. C, Cumiskey, T. Pefnnell, R. Karpinski. Row 3: G. Hr:-ben, A. .-hubs. E. YanCiezon. ll. Berman. Y. Leo, T, Brown, C. Holler, P. Craziano. Row 4: J. Kelly. J. Segal. R, Niltuli. P. Kun-zynski. R. Fasinski. Row 5: J. Leahy, J. Cuidera, K. Kreuller, C. McCurren, C, Ferri, B. Goetting. 76 SECTION 5 F MODERATOR Mr. Ralph J. Ciccone PRESIDENT John Pannella SECTION 3 G MODERATOR Mr. John Masiello PRESIDENT Eugene Driscoll Row I: C. Daddis. C, LaSalle. R. Hsu. G. Tobia. R. Zamora. D. Nowsicki, ,I. McDonough, W. Con- way. Row 2: M. Carolan, J. DeNoia. T. Karins. T. Hanhardt, P. Palmarozza. J. Dowd, R. Russo mano, P. Hofbeck, Row 3: W, Frunzi. P. Gross. E. Considiue. K. Oexle. J. Dublanica, P. Evers. L. Giessoebel. Row 4: E. Driscoll, S. Young. R. Zazzara. G. Ciccorw. R. Bonnano, P. Hartwick. Row 5: A, Novaco, C. Thamm, R. Majewski, W. Karas. R. Pasture. CLASS 0f 1960 5552ZQffs1ffi1feSi4as.51211121-fsz-fm:tfwgzwwfsiffmwti-H,w.gJmf.gyt.gggggggq, tw...2z,.fQ.gw2gqf5ggqggftgg .... .f., .az ww t..f..fz.. ..-'W f. ,MWS...5,,m.,.,..I....t, ..... ez..5...fz.f.....-...M M-.f-.fs just an extra ftve points w0n't hurl. Boy, tl1ey're pretty thick. 77 ahlzfeficd 1 2 3 . Q 3 1 1 x v ' ff 543-'f Q 5,1 :Mx Erik ? ,N xg 1 X xxx ,S A i gg N51 , - . -if 15. XFX V 1 S 12 k 'L Q XQIN. 2, X Z 1 ' 1 . .M w J ,MN ' 781194 .Jw 4' .Q if f ---X .ww , 1 1 ,,,,f MQW , ,MA le . 141 1- , 16111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 5 . T mf 1 iw , . A Nfg Y ' iy 113 -. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 ,, . 11' - .wwffsm+fw1.-W,-:zN111 LQ1.1 ,1--3-11 -.111 1 xdfwwwanwwmfmflwiw-WKgZ437f t WNKi .ff Q93 3,2 Y U 9 t 0 g ATHLETICS Athletics is as integral a part of a well-rounded curriculum as academics and social life. Real- izing this, Seton Hall provides a full athletic program with the best facilities and personnel to teach the student coordination and to weld his body into an effective unit. In addition to its serv- ing as a means of relaxation and health, athletics also performs the important function of building character. The elements of fair play, team spirit, and striving for a common goal are all of inestimable value in the molding of a perfect Christian gentleman and Setonian. 'WEEHAWKENH--NS' DEAN CONNISCTS V , The Bengals, who missed a A fired-uv With tmen by bling: On the Seton four' 5 1 line in the fire' ' FY UOHN KWGPUN Covering A meficq'S Cup' Races ' we sm? V e ' Called for Long, Busy Days l e 't0VERING'E the America'5lBeecheI. a commerf' , ' of l A 1' SUP raw Off. N'-'fWP01'f,Whb5e studio is in Ne e ' e l it x me HTied, 6-6, a Q .l.,1ast'week was no pic- ' e f i ' , 0 A Q N . all 'woke a :. We had to. get uuderwaylihflhsxn eai1Q'a3ig5aTe A 3 2 ig- 3:22 by garcliing th m01'Bi!l8 by 9130 at 12112 for, each race showin Q i Hall-f.Psrk5r 22,139.85 from Dsg2tgr9B:g1g1Iigfl ,est andtx-un nine miles south Brentog Reef Lightshfip well advanf.: .of the 12:10 start. len came three to six hours Sl0Wtt!fX1iSiBg while we fol- wecl Coluznbie and' Sceptre oundt their 24-mile courseef 'this was followed by a dash ack ZDANBWPUN and a quick , ide were cramped streets to be Ida Lewisg Y.C,, where at frees conference was held Zter etch race. Frnmthere, nother automobile ride took is' back 'to' pfess heariquaiw ers attthe Viking Hotel. By he time we get finished writ- ng and filing our stories, ite, in usuellylabout 9:39 pm. . , The final' prebiem 'mil day as howfto get iedt There are Ltifour or five decent restau- nts in ljlewport. Every one of em was jammed to the rafters 'ery night, neceesitating, ad- tnce resex'vations,i1ong quetgqes id, even after we were finally ated, tedious waits before we are served, The earliest we it finished: during the entire eelcitwas midnigkitn .IIiR0I11P,63? Special to Newark ,Nav -Jeialdiiigo is lad? 1 De n -W ,, BBS TDI!! 8. . 'mf' 'B had' kixcked 1 movement Cgmmma t my me-it failed? e , I -' V 'vi , made flingivv every perioda poweiji Arlington' yesterday s. Weehawken, 32-7, in th debut for bothfteams Wh been postponed from Sa ' About 1,500 watched th test which was the first hawken had playedh at ehom its, own-l field since 1931, field atop the entrange tof Lincoln Tunnerhad' been tot up in qreeent yealig because, of e constrixctipn of thethird tube, We and earlier Weehawken had dis- 1 continued football. ' e Y 12 Bob Bradfordistood .out for. EX the winners as Xie scored three I times on a one-yard plunge ahdgine ,Q -runs ot five and-.eight yardsgzrg I' si iiwc: fi, 41 r ri mf-' 'mean . so - l H in 15' 'QU ESU pas, Q, no D, thgee yard hi ive rumu iv!-Ialit-Yannuzzi ' Worker ing a zqnyar :icky . G , , g WM -HW 'i' Y - : iYz1nnuzz1, -an Jysuilibill. . If things turn out as wt some observers feel, it will than make up for the lean the Pony Pirates had last sort. Suffering from ine ence and a number of cost z Hal M ar . 49 'Ima lktck falledl 49 But some juries. the Hall went th' ,iteworst season under Vet when ihcompiied a 2-6-1 rl of that gree- hegazt to wear off towar end of thecampaign and. six 'sophomores in the st: cast, the team turned in impressive performances. that group of undercla: Verducci has 17 lettermen ocluding a number of voicing football players. 'ammoth Line .,ii i'i.1?'hGut'i'day His tallies came after teammate.. We W W ontclalr R mps, 52-7, e z S216cfGH0ifwH2fGld Tribune sewn Hall Triuniphs Irvingt M0N'1'CLA1P-',N- J-' Sept- 29- Bnoomwmw, N. J., sept. WEST o im -'Don Herzis' wired five Much- 291 .-- Seton Hall defeated 29. -- Ted 3 ups towns as Montclair High, 1a.st,VB1oomfle1d High, 25 to 6,ttod?'. Hucgidowns D gang 1 to uma , h . John Parkers scored tfwo ouc - ig to a, 2 - o- vco saw New Jersey state c am downs and an extra point. ' West Orange today. See l .ierwards pattern mm' mnefi its Kansa? with 'mlsemi zmn... 6 o 19 o--25 rvington 6 14 o 0-zu Bloomfield 0 6 0 0-- 6 est Orange 0 0 0 0-- 0 ifter Ciccone for he est lineman on his size, , i F Seton, Toucktdowns- Irvintton: Touehdownsq- , S I I V 1'-1 I . . ' , ' . wmefm Seton ,onfverslons Gwe J 6 x9 V . ' 3 , Q ' Q ' l 4 i Over Trenton emma Victor-f was 9 e ac? . ' , kk f K .. ' , , 'f A t , 6 extxltfsitzil Sssztflsit fssfft 9 .f we cw tm Wm kicking provided Sgwnr Trenton Catholic and Emer' 52Zing1iiS3th.0'gi . ' 039 Qxai Wan High with a M42 vmwry routed St. Michae1's of Pom. Trams? gmtlb e e,'t'l6YX l eggf MXAQZO V we, i .A 1 GQFMS is the Sficfmgt Ein G in City, 27-0, in high school H3113 first TD 'midwx . Q9 537-108 0771 'PTOSPGC S i 0 S5215 3311 action yesterday' Secgnd period ix Q N V ,0 1 . ' X QV - .- 4 A . sv K, N I X66 hx I AMQB Jxkxq-ll C5 09 6. 634 -N59 Row 1: A. Caputo, R. Willix, C. O'C0nnell, J. Murray, L. Yannuzzi, F. Codey, R. Coan. Row 2: D. Clark, A. Spagniolo Dowling, J. Parker, P. Keegan, B. Alworth, F. Hughes, B. Valerian. Row 3: P. Daenzer, R. Karas, J. O'Connor, Insabella, J. Tirpak, C. Ciccone, B. McCurran, J. DeNoia. Row 4: P. Scrofani, J. Reily, A. Morthier, R. Bonanno Butler, J. Sheridan, P. Mean, J. Causipohl, J. DeOuollo, R. Cayette. Row 5: E. Coppola, P. Calcagno, T. Vcrducci Douress. FOOTBALL 1953 Under the guidance of Coaches Tony Ver- ducci and Pele Calcagno, the 1958 Football Team posted the Finest record in the annals of Seton Hall Prep. Captain John Murray again sparkled at his end postion. At the other flank was extra- point kicker, John Parker. At tackle were Phil Keegan and Bob Dowling, vicious block- ers and bone-crushing tacklers. Guards John Hughes and Buddy McCurran led the down- field thrusts with their superb blocking. Alter- nating at center were Al Spagnuolo and Gay- ton Ciccone. Outstanding linebackers were Bill Alworth and Bob Valerian. Directing the Pirate backfield was quarter- back Tony Caputo. Sparkplugs of the ground attack were left halfback Charlie O'Connell. who scored sixteen T.D.,s for the school scoring record, right halfhack Larry Yan- nuzzi, an outstanding ball carrier and pass receiver, and fullback Bob Willix, blockbust- ing power runner and an invaluable blocker. The unheralded fifth lnan of the backfleld, Frank Codey, sparked numerous Pirate surges with his dazzling runs. This backiield was further supported by Dave Clark and Richie Coan. On the defensive flanks were Tom Butler and Richie Bonanno, while Jim O,Connor and Richie Karas starred in the secondary. Returning next year will be John Tirpak, Jeff Causepohl, John DeNoia, '4Flip,' Insabella, John Sheridan, and John DiQuollo. EAST SIDE UPSETS HALL 12-0 For the only time in the 1958 season the Pony Pirates met defeat. The fired up Red Raiders scoring once in each half shocked the Pirates with a 12-0 decision. East Side ex- hibited a line ground attack and a rugged defensive line that out hustled the Pirates. john Murray Team Captain John Hughes Dave Clark Richie Coan Bob Willix Bob Parker X Bill Alworth Tony Caputo '-f Phil Keegan Bob Dowling Bob Valerian H '. I -vi Charlie 0'Connell Frank Codey f Larry Yannuzzi Al Spagnuolo PIRATES OVERPOWER BENGALS 25-6 The Pony Pirates went to Bloomfield's Foley Field with an untried offense and a burning desire to avenge last year's loss. The highly touted Pirate line proceeded to tear the Bengals to shreads, and the offense with the fine running of Yannuzzi, Willix, and Codey rolled up yardage. Bloomfieldis only score came within seconds of the half- time gun. The Pirates broke the game open with three touchdowns in the third quarter PIRATES ROMP BLUE DEVILS 51-0 We waited a whole year for a chance to avenge last year's defeat. In this game the Hall evened the count and had points to spare. Charlie O'Connell and Larry Yannuzzi ground out large chunks of yardage for three touchdowns apiece. Big John Murray scored on a 25 yard pass play for his T.D., and Dave Clark contributed a spectacular 67 yard touchdown, which was the longest run from scrimmage turned in by a Pirate this year. CENTRAL VICTIM OF PIRATE SWORD 59-6 This game was highlighted by some swift run- ning from our backs, Charlie O'Connell, Larry Yannuzzi, Bob Willix, and Frank Codey, and some exceptionally fine blocking by the Hall's mammoth line. Beautiful downfield blocks thrown by Murray and Keegan enabled Yannuzzi to go all the way. Ciccone and McCurran teamed up to open gaping holes and spring O'Connell on various plays. and from then on it was no contest. SETON HALL BLANKS ST. MIKES 26-0 Seton Hall struck immediately with Charlie O'Connell taking the opening kick- off and racing 85 yards for his first tally. Minutes later Frank Codey scored the sec- ond Pirate touchdown when he dashed over from the 30 yard line. O'Connell then took up the pace and added two more scores to turn the game into a rout. 84 . --f- ,, PIRATES EDGE TRENTON 14-12 Recovering from their first and only defeat, the Pirates took Trenton Catholic, 14-12. Although the Hall had little trouble in gaining yardage, fumbles cost them many scoring opportunities. After a scoreless first period, 0'Con- nell scampered 24 yards for first blood early in the second period. One of the many Pirate fumbles and a penalty set up the first Trenton score. The Pony Pirates capped a 75 yard drive with Bob Willix blasting into the end zone from 11 yards out. Thus started the seven game winning streak of the Pirates. BAYONNE WALKS PLANK 50-0 Hindered by bad weather, the Pony Pirates edged Bayonne, 50-0. Larry Yannuzzi, leading a host of scorers, paved the way to a rout. Frank Codey scored the first TD from 24 yards out after being set up by Yannuzzils 64 yard kick-off' return at the outset. Seton Hall ended the first half with Yannuzzi scoring three and 0'Connell two. Bob Willix opened the second half with a 22 yard scoring gallop. The second team then took up the pace and closed out the rout with DeNoia and Karas each ' tallying. HALL GROUNDS EAGLES 19-6 ryt, .t..,. i The Pirates continued their winning A - ways with a 19-6 whipping of previously undefeated Pope Pius. Power runner Bob Willix took up the burden of the ground attack as unsure footing prevented Setonia's fleet halfbacks from taking off on their patented long-yardage scoring plays.. Quar- terback Tony Caputo, working behind the mammouth line led by Dowling and Hughes, guided his charges forward for three tallys. Willix opened the scoring in the first quarter, exploding across left tac- kle into the end zone from two yards out. The plunging fullback added touchdowns in- each of the next two quarters to close the day's scoring for tl1e Hall. .K ma, r PREPSTERS TROUNCE GAELS 25-0 The Hall closed out a very successful season by shutting out St. Maryis on Turkey Day. With Codey, Yannuzzi, and O'Connell leading the way, the Pony Pirates took an early lead and were never headed. O'Connell started the scoring u with a pass from Caputo mid- y way thru the first period. Co- s' at f blk dey ended the first half by tak- M - ing a pitch-out from Caputo and racing around left end to score from 14 yards out. The third Hall marker came late in the third quarter when Yan- nuzzi raced thru the middle of the Gaels' defense for a forty yard TD. Codey added the last score in the final period. St. Maryls, playing against a fine Pirate defense, never threat- ened seriously to score. 85 m BASEBALL ' .i . ,gc ,K M , 'PQ Simultaneously with the arrival of spring, there comes borne on the wings of Sport, one of the great- est activities on the campus of Seton Hall. Enthusi- asm runs high as Frank Tracey's Pony Pirates first take the field. The resounding crack of the bat, the anticipation of a winning team brings into view the 1959 Baseball Season. The baseball squad of this season stands solidly built on the framework of la.st year's team, having eight returning starters. The infield, except for a few minor changes, is essentually the same. At third is Wally Metrione, a three year veteran, backed by George Bavosa. Shortstop is ably taken care of by Bill Lennon and Jack Kurzowski. An old veteran, Bill Regan, has been moved from first base to plug the gap at second, solidly backed by Lou Iorio. Buddy McCurran efiiciently fills the empty base. Behind the plate are catchers John DeNoia and Tom Paw- loski. All would not be successful, however, if it were A close one for Larry. not for Bob Willix, Larry Yannuzzi, and John Hughes, who made as desirable an outfield as any coach could have. Behind the starting sluggers, Coach Tracey should have little to worry about. Pitching is the only possible problem that might confront the coaches. However, facing the opposing batters from the mound will be Bob Rudden, Kev Torppey, Bob Parker, Pete Kalus- tian, John Gausepohl, Frank Walsh, and Charlie Moore. Bob Parker, last year's leading picher, will be on the mound as number one pitcher, followed by Kevin Torppey, possessor of a fine curve ball. Pete Kalustian, who saw limited action last year because of an injury, rounds out the pitching staff. Coach Tracey is sure to find some under- classmen to add to the strength of the team. 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BASKETBALL The Pony Pirates, practically depleted by graduation, rebounded with a talented squad which exemplified the true Setonian spirit. Irvington . St. lVlichael's St. Aloysius Emerson Memorial St. lVlary's Belleville St. Patricks . , . Trenton Catholic Jefferson Bloomfield . Central . .. lmmaculate South Side Valley . . , Orange , St. Peter's . . Bergen Catholic 51 .. . S.H. 84 45 S.H. 56 62 S.H. 67 55 S.H. 58 37 S.H. 48 58 . S.H. 57 47 S.H. 45 . 33 , . SH. 60 58 . , S.H. 52 64 . S.H. 57 49 S.H. 36 56 SH. 48 43 SH. 59 38 . S.H. 44 36 . S.H. 58 33 S.H. 53 54 . S.H. 52 38 S.H. 68 90 Rated high in pre-season polls, the Pi- rates lived up to their expectations except for a mid-season slump. Throughout the season, John Murray, the team's defensive star, inspired the fans by his bustling play and aggressive rebounding. At center Seton Hall had rugged John Parker, whose board play and powerful drives accounted for many victories. 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In this game, Seton Hall's fast breaking attack was led by Kev Torppey, Bill Regan, and Pete O'Connor. Setonia went on to defeat a tough St. Michael of Union City team. In the next tilt, the Prep- sters faced St. Al's, the Parocial B Champs, who were led by All-Stater, Vinnie Ernst. Seton Hall revenged last year's heart-breaker by beating St. Al's in overtime, 67-62. This was primarily due to the defensive work of Bill Regan and the playmaking of Pete 0'Con- nor. The winning streak was continued with an exciting victory over Emerson which was realized through the rebounding skill of John Murray. Paced by Murray's 17 points, the Hall next defeated Memorial to remain un- beaten. The winning streak was then interrupted hy St. Mary's of Elizabeth, who staged a last period rally to nip the Hall, 53-57. In the next game, the Pirates were defeated by Belleville because of careless passing and poor shoot- mg. The St. Patrick's game found the Setonia live performing poorly until Coach Tracey put in his substitutes. As soon as Dan Courain, Jack Merck, and Frank Walsh entered the game, a victorious atmosphere prevailed, and Seton Hall won. The Pony Pirates were hit by a tragic mid- season slump which resulted in four consecu- tive losses to top powers, namely, Trenton Catholic, Jefferson, Bloomfield, and Central. Suddenly the team came out of its slump with a rousing victory over rival Immaculate. This game saw great clutch performances by John Parker and Tom Crane. Encouraged by this victory, Seton Hall went on to defeat South Side, Valley, and Orange. In the annual game with its greatest rival, the Valley Knights, the White and Blue's height proved superior as Setonia scored an overwhelming victory, 58-36. This game was highlighted by Pete 0'Connor's twenty-four points and the team's excellent playing. The tournament-bound Pirates, foresee- ing the necessity of a victory over Orange in order to gain a seeded berth, rose to the occasion by downing the Tornadoes, 53-33. The victory was sparked by the aggressive play of John Parker. Seton Hall then traveled to New Bruns- wick, where they encountered a tall St. Peter's squad. It was a seesaw battle which saw many disputed calls resulting in a two point loss for Seton Hall. The Hall's next foe was Bergen Catholic, ranked as one of the top Group A teams in the state. Going into the game, Seton Hall was the definite under-dog, but this fact did not deter the Pirates, attack as the squad displayed its finest team effort in trouncing B. C., 68-38. This brought the Pirates' record to 11-7 and gained them the sixth seeded position in the Essex County Tournament. Y CRGSS Row I: Adam Feret, Vincent Kavanagh, Hanscell C-ordong Joe Czarnecki, Ed Wyrsh. Row 2: Arthur Guterl, Andrew Burgerg Sim McMahon, George Rennie, Coach Persichetty. The cross-country team of '58 preserved and contributed gloriously to the enviable reputation of Seton Hall's past track clubs. The team. under the expert guidance of Mr. Willialil Persichetty, compiled a record of eight victories and only one defeat at the hands of group B state champs Holy Trinity. This year's team was sparked by the nsopho- more sensation of two years ago, Ed Wyrsch. Close on his heels was co-captain Art Guterl and letternlen Jinl lWIcMah0n, George Rennie, Adam Ferret, Andy Burger, Joe Czarnecki, Vinnie Kavanaugh, Hancell Gordon, and John Cosgrove, a promising Junior. Ed W'yrsl1 Catholic State Mile Champion In the junior varsity division, a tough club headed by Gene Holler, John Zimmer- man, Mike Carey, Bob Shary, and Dave Dy- nan took first place in the N. J. Catholic Track Conference Meet. A strong Freshman team behind the lead- ership of Alex Frankel, Bryan Fallon, and Ray Wyrsch compiled one of the best Fresh- men records held at the Hall by placing third in the Catholic State Meet and copping Hrst honors in the Marist Invitation Tournament. We'll be hearing a lot about these Freshmen in three years. f L W'illiam Persichetty Track Coach Rudy Lechelt Team Captain RIFLE , - ,aw w.L, , X -Q ff? ' 7ffm'mX M H , ' ' five, :iff - ' TTU - ' :'551f' :af.' f it , 3 P My 3, in xl. :- H 3 z X , . 3 4 ,9 Q , ' ' Phil Vicari Bill Klopfer Father Tobey has again been able to put together a team of fine marksmen. The four position team, consisting of Seniors Phil Vi- cari, Bill Klopfer, Rudy Lechelt, Juniors Bill Nauta, George Daddis, Eugene Driscoll, Paul Evers, and a Sophomore, Mike Scollins, is currently rated as one of the five top teams in the nation as determined by postal matches held by the National Rifle Association. Added to the above members, Mike D'Alesio, Frank Panucci, Ronald Eng, Joe Fabricatore, Pete Graziano, Pete Moore, and Joe Mazza com- pose the high school varsity team. Home and away matches for this year will be against Newark Academy, Nutley, and Caldwell High Schools, Summit PAL, Rose- land, Veritas, Hawthorne, and Hackensack Rifle Clubs. The Freshmen have already beaten Maple- wood and Hackensack and are expected to continue their success. The key men of the Frosh are John Arminger, Don Vaillancourt, Joe Fusco, Nick Aracio, and Dave Zeigler. During the last weekend of February, the varsity will engage in the Sectional Cham- pionships including New Jersey and parts of Pennsylvania. Left to Right: R. Eng, M. D'Alesi0, C. Daddis, W. Klopfer, M, Scollins, P. Evers, Fr. Tobey. Q M Row 1: G. Kennedy, J. Rochford, J. Abom, T. Morley, B. Lagrutta, E. Nartowicz, B. Kennedy. Row 2: A Geuterl, D. Clark, A. Feret, E. Wyrsch, J. Kavanaugh, J. Czarnecki. Row 3: J. Boyce, F, Shary, G. Lye, M Carry, J. Zimmerman, J. McMann, D. Dinan, P. Kelly, G. Levundosky, J. Cosgrove, C. Holler, W. Persichetty Immediately after cross-country, the track team, via Mr. Persichetty and Public Service, moved into the Newark Armory. Here prac- tice began for a hopeful indoor season. The Freshman team showed its strength early in the season by taking first place in the New Jersey Catholic Track Conference relay championship. The varsity relay teams, featuring Seniors Ed Wyrsch, Vin Kavanaugh, Hancell Gordon, and Adam Feret, also gave a stellar performance and brought home the N.J.C.T.C. varsity trophy. The quarter mile and sprint department is managed by Han- cell Gordon, hopeful candidate for the State Crown. Miler Ed Wyrsch is doing a fine job in his battle against the clock with a 4:27 mile. Very soon the new outdoor board track, now under construction, will see plenty of action come spring when the track team moves outdoors to continue contributing to its fine record. Courier throws a mighty javelin. Relay Team: V. Kavanaugh, A. Feret, A. Geuterl, E. Wy1'sch. f 1, S 1 X , g - - V 5 If A . 'F an Q is kb 1 il y v Row 1: Art Wolf, Mick Kinney, John Gannon. Row 2: Jay Weitzman, Tom Gasewski, John Wu, Thomas A. Kennedy, Joseph Territo. TENNIS With the Davis Cup on our soil once again international tennis supremacy returns to America. Seton. Hall Prep is also ready to claim supremacy after viewing this year's squad. The Pirates' team consists of ten play- ers, nine of whom are returning lettermen. The veterans consist of four Seniors: John Gannon, Richard Kinney, Victor Saccone, Art W'o1f, and five Juniors. The Hall will have one of its greatest teams in many a year. The Racqueteers' schedule contains such teams as Jefferson of Elizabeth, St. Mary's of Rutherford, St. Benedict's of Newark, St. Peter's of Jersey City, Bayonne, Bloomfield, and their perennial opponent, Dickinson of Jersey City. We are confident that our squad will live up to its expectations. Art Wolf Mick Kinney John Cannon The 1953-1959 Varsity Swimming Team continued to follow successfully the paths blazed by its predecessors in interscholastic competion, statewide and nationally. At the inception of practice, there was the problem of filling the places of the key men who graduated in 1958. In the midst of pre- competition workouts, Mr. Harry McGar- rigel, the coach of previous years, resigned and the task of moulding the aspirants into a team fell on the shoulders of the newly ap- pointed coach Mr. James Fetten. The record of the team attests as to how well he achieved this goal. The three losses that the team incurred in competition were to the three outstanding teams in the state, and, even in defeat, the natators acquitted themselves creditably. The victories, eight in all, in scholastic competi- tion were won over the best available com- petition in this area. The team record was the best of any Catholic school in the state. While the performances of co-captains Gary Doninger, Mike Switek, and Bill Ledden along with Dick McDonough, a Junior, were outstanding, the success of the team for the season was as much due to the combined team effort as it was due to individual per- formance. Each and every member of the team contributed his share proportionately to the season's success. Row I: W. Ledden, C. Doninger, M. Switek. Row 2: R, Kenney, A, llarden. L. l.aPlaca. Row 3: Coach Fetten, R. Biese, J. Meola, D. Hurley. B. Mcflarry, R, McDonough, W. Klopfer. Row 4: J. O'Brien, R. Crooks, J. Ryan, F. Orhe, T. Sheriden, P. Mason. Row 5: W, Grant, J. Wil, J. McEvoy, J. Giblen, D. Schmidt, J. Boyle, J. Sexton. Biese Scores Five . . . The members of the team are as follows. Seniors: Cary Doninger, Art Harden, Dick Kinney. Bill Klopfer, Len LaPlaca, Bill Ledden. .lim Mahon, Bill McCormick, Mike Switek. juniors: Dan Hurley, John McEvoy, Dick Mc- Donough, Brian llcllarry. Sophomores: lim Boyle, .lim Giblin, Jerry Kleola, Frank Orbe, Terry Ryan, Bud Schmidt, Teoin Sheridan. With the experienced Juniors and Sopho- mores returning for the 1959-1960 season, plus some promising Freshmen prospects, the outlook for next season is justifiably op- timistic. The cullnination of competition for the season was participation in the National Cath- olic Interscholastic Championships at Villa- nova, the Metropolitan Catholic Interscholas- tic Championships at Seton Hall, and the New Jersey State Interscholastic Champion- ships at Princeton, N. J. In these swimming championship meets, the natators, representing ,Seton Hall Prep, individually and collectively, gave a good ac- count of themselves. Co-Captains: W. Lt-dden. C. Doningcr, M. Switek, Coach Fetten. Relay Team: G. Doninger, R. Kinney, W. Ledden, M. Switek. The team record for the year 1958-1959 is as follows: Plainfield . , 47 . SH Jefferson , . 29 . , S.H St. Benedicfs , . 39 , . , SH Lincoln . 29 . . SH Dickinson 39 , , S.H Vlfestfield ..., . . 48 . . . . S.H lrvington . . 39 , S.H St. Peter's t,l.C.l 35 S.H Pingry . . , 46 . . . SH Snyder .. 30 , S.H Mountain Lakes -1-8 S.l'l Lawrenceville 43 . . . . S.H 39 50 47 50 48 38 47 47 40 49 38 38 Row 1: J. Territo, A. Chanin, J. Lyons, R. Smith, S, Champi, M. Kelly, A. Clieslak, R. Okrasinski. Row 2: G. Rocha, T. Blake. D. Cristell. J, Dowling, J. Bergren, J. McFadden. L. DeBenr-dette. IV. Parker, A. Di0rio llllanagerl. Row 3: A. Branda, K. Bloody, E. Doyle, V. Ianclli, R. Bruno, B. Hind. J, McKay. G. Kunka, A. Amato. Row 4: D. Roden CCOachD, G. Huk, J. Dougherty, ,l. Certalic, W. Grabauskas, ,l. Simple, M. Roflen, L. lliggins lCoachl. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL With the inauguration of new coaches came a new outlook for ,l.V. Foothall. Former Notre Dame and Baltimore Colt player, Luke Higgins, took over line play, while Don Roden ably produced a fleet hackfield. With the unusually heavy schedule, the J.V.'s came through with a 1-4 record. Opening their season against Bloomfield, the Pony Pirates dropped a close one, 14-6. In the next game against Montclair, John Amabile took the opening kick-off and, he- hind well-timed blocking, galloped 70 yards for the initial tally. However, high-spirited Montclair came from behind to upset the ,l.V.'s. 100 Never discouraged, the J.V.'s then ran all over East Orange with the fine running of Smith and Champi who took a heavy toll of yards. The ,l.V.,s then dropped their next game to powerful Irvington. In their final game, the J.V.'s almost avenged their previous loss to Montclair hut fell short as time ran out, losing 24-18. Despite their poor record, the Pony Pi- rates should produce some line material for Mr. Verducci's varsity squad next year. Half- backs Smith, Amabile, and Champi seem the most promising prospects. On the line are John McFadden and Jim Dowling, whose of- fense and defensive ability should prove valu- able in the future. J. V.'s FINISH UNDEFEATED As usual Coach Verducci turned out another great Junior Varsity Basketball Squad. The team was well balanced and it always displayed that great fighting spirit, which is symbolic of all Verducci-coached teams. The starting team consisted of John Gausepohl, Bob Oscar Robinson, Richie Dec, Bill Cummings, and George Kunka. The Pirates seemed to be well balanced with sharp- shooting from Robinson and Dec, along with fine rebounding from Causepohl and Kunka. The offensive attack was led by the fine ball handling of Bill Cummings. The J.V.'s opened their season by defeat- ing Irvington, 67-47. St. Michael's of Union City provided the Hall with its first real test, but the clutch foul shooting of Richie Dec climaxed a 54-53 victory. Before long St. Al's, Emerson, and Memorial had found them- selves defeated by this talented five. The highlight of the season was the over- time victory against St. Mary's of Elizabeth, which saw Gausepohl, Robinson, and Kunka score double figures. The Pirates continued their winning ways by driving past Bellville, Saint Patrick's, Trenton Catholic, and hand- ing ,Iefferson its first defeat in ten games by an impressive score of 85 to 45. In the space of the next two weeks the Pony Pirates record stood at 15 and 0 at the expense of Bloomfield, Central, Immaculate, and South Side. After easy victories over the Valley and Orange, the Setonia squad ran into a stub- born St. Peter's squad, which was sporting a brilliant I4 and 1 record. This record did not impress the Pirates as they trounced the Cardinals with a spirited second half rally by the score of 61 to 49. The Pirates finished their season by another victory over Bergan Catholic making their record 18-0, thus raising Coach Tony Verducci's hopes for another E.C.T. Champ- ionship. Row 1: P. Tortorella, S. Champi, A. Chanin, ,I, Link, J. McFadden, F.. Doyle. Row 2: C. Kundla, R. Smith, J. Causepohl W. Crablauskas, T. Stocker, R. Dec, J. Robinson. 'Y , -1 a4ciiuiiieJ is ,F ' X 1 Intellectual cultlvatlon IS lmportant IH lts place, but no prepster ca cat Pers ubook classro veloped and asso the most v with other extr onallty and character are as lmportant as As you read through this book and note the different activities in which each grad- uate has participated, you will find listed first under the name of almost every boy the words, Knights of Setonia, 1, 2, 3, 4. What do these words mean? They mean that each member of the graduating class has for four years been active in the most important society here at Seton Hallg the society in which, once each week, he approaches the altar and receives Our Blessed Lord in the Eucharist. , sf. lx 104 KNIGHT COBIMAXDERS Row 1: W. Regan, J. Merck, Fr. Vapelak, A. Feret, R. Kinney Row 2: A. Burger. J. Murray, R, Villanova. Row 3: D. Clark M. Passalaqua, W. McCormack, C. Moore. STUDE T'COUNCUQ Row 1: P. Keegan, P. 0'Connor, J. Murray, P. DiStanl0, A. Caputo, L. Puopolo. Row 2: T. Corbett, T. Gavin, W. Lennon, J. Tirpak. C. O'Connel1, A. Spag- nuolo, B, Manney, D. Clark, P. Palmarozza, C. Cumiskey, E. Driscoll, J. Abom. Row 3: J. Perucki, D. Merritt, R. Biese, H. Kuziomko, P. Vasta, V. Dannelli, J. Boyce, C. McCurran, D. DeBenedette, M. Bottone. John Murray speaks to Sflldenl h0dY- Senior Class Presidents-Left to Right: Peter O'Connor, Bernard Manney, Charles O'Connell, David Clark, Louis Poupolo. BOC TER CLUB Row 1: P. O'Connor, P. Keegan, J. Murray, P. DiStanlo, L. Puopolo, A. Caputo. Row 2: R. Bruno, D. Clark, J. Hughes, W. Metrione, F. Shea, C. Sabatos, J. Ostrwski, J. Knapp, T. Butler, J. Reinhold, A. DiOrio, T, Codey, R. Cfoyette. Row 3: R. Majewski, E. Bonner, W. Stuppi, J. Bosworth, T. Monroy, D. Zieg- ler, G. Rocha, C. McCurran, J. Brennan, W. Howley. 105 EDITORIAL MODERATOR Rev. Mr. Andrew Mitzak EDITOR-IN-CHIEF William Klopfer MANAGING EDITOR Arthur W'0lf Row 1: J. Deutsch, W. Klopfer, Rev. Mr. A. Mitzak, A. Wolf, A. Harden, J. Chamberlain. Row 2: R. Willix, M, Switek, A. Burger, G. Doninger, J. Barcas, J. Mahon. Row 3: R. Dowling, P. O'C0nnor, D. Courain, L. Puopolo. he oweaf Row I: E. Bonner, G, Panico, W. Regan, F. Petrosino, F. Richlan, F. Paul J. DeSantis, T. Gran, P. Kalustian. Row 2: K. Torppcy, T. Griffin, M. Varley L. Stivali, F. Walsh, J. Palladino, R, Savare, J. McMahon, T. Caputo, W. How ley. Row 3: J. Comerford, P. Curtin, A. Mikilajczyk, J. O'Toole, G. Colburn J. Longo, J. Felice, J, Scalamoni, J. Mancini, R. Shaffery, L. LaPlaca, D Courain, R. Bertotti, J. Mahoney, L. Lampe, R. Valerian, L. Iorio. Row 4. L. Konzelman, W. Krako, J. Kelly, R, Okrasinsai, P. Nolan, J. Pellek, K. Petrik, W. McCormack, J. Pico, J. Clancey, P. O'Connor, E. Rackowski, J. Flatley. 106 I BUSINESS MODERATOR Mr. Vincent Mclntee BUSINESS MANAGER Frank Walsh ADVERTISING MANAGER Peter Kalustian MODERATORS Rev. Peter F. Lennon Rev. Joseph F. Wortmann EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Robert Ciottone Row 1: J. Deutsch, R. Kinney, G, Zdonek, Fr. Lennon, R. Ciotlone, C. Reilly R. Villanova. Row 2: M. Cuarino, W. Coburn, L. Connolly, R. Oswald, F. Cas- ale, P. Kalustian, C. Oliva, Row 3: R. Smialowitz, Z. Abbot. foe ASSOCIATES irate Row I: J. McKeon, M, Bierne, T. Bontempo, J. Vaughn, T. Anderson, J. Doeh- ner, A. Coles. Row 2: J. Boyle, J. Murray, L. Puopolo, S. Schneider, Fr. Wort- mann, G. Doninger, R. Okrasinski, J. Clancey, W, Klopfer, M. Leary, D. Vail- lancort, J. Creegan, P. McMahon, J. Creca, D. O'Grady, J. Pagnotta, C. Eic- horn, K. Donnelly, G. McCune, F. Carhin, T. Sheridan, J. DeCarlo. Row 3: M Leary, V. Yustas, O. Simmons, J. Murphy, T. Crisandro, D. Kowalski, B. Jones, E. Heemskerk, L. LaPlaca. Row 4: T, Morley, R. O'Chetti, J. Coggan, R Grahm, A. Ciardo, H. McDade, T. Kelly, D. Dinan, R. Dyke. 107 LT R SOCIETY MODERATOR Rev. Joseph P. Shcrer Row 1: C. Zedonek, R. Villanova, Fr. Sllerer, R. Poppalardo, R. Ciottone. Row 2: F. Casale, L. Stivali, R. Okrasinski, E. Heernskerk, A. Di Orio. Row 1: J. Bauman, J. Armiger, K. Korlina, K. Donnelly, B. Bonner. Row 2: R. Grahan, J. Rogan, A. Serratelli, T. Rydelek, R. Carlson. Row 3: W. Schaefller, R. Crooks, R. Levandusky, P. Kelly, J. McFadden, J. Bergren. 108 OD LITY MODERATOR Rev. Eugene J. Cotter Row 1: W. McAlvanah, T. Studeny, W. Krako, R. Savare, A. Burger, J. Barcas, J. Parker, J. Deutsch. Row 2: T. Griffin, P. Vicary, L. Puopolo, C. Doninger, Fr. Tobey, J. Palladino, W. Klopfer, R. Kinney, P. Kalustian, J. Kelly Row 3: M. Passalaqua, A. Feret, J. Chamberlain, J. Pellek, A. Hardin J. De Santis, J. Pico, F. Richlan, L. LaPlaca, J. Mahon, V. Scotton, V, Kav- anagh, L. Lampe. Row 4: J. Merck, A. Spagnuolo, H. Smith, M, Guarino J. Mele, J. Mochtak, W. McCormack, J. Scalamoni, J. Mancini, R. Shaffery, R, Rieth, R. Furiness, A. Wolf, F. Petrosino. Row 5: S. Schnieder, G. Colburn C. Watts, K. Petrik, J. O'T0ole. R. Cawel, J. Gannon, R. Rudden, P. Nolani J. Carrigan, W. Ledden, F. Walsh. v SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE MODERATOR Rev. Alfred J. Tobey MATHEMATICS CLUB MODERATOR Mr. Louis Sarno Row 1: R. Oswald, A. Gerardo, C. Yatrakis. R. Reith, J. De Carlo, T. Butler. Row 2: R. Tedeschi, A, Terzo, J. Tirpak, A. Grant, D. Cofield, J. Ostrowski, S. Madsen. Row 3: C. Anton, J. Mancini, J. Belfiore, R. Coyetle, J. La Costa, R. Cafaccio. 109 Row 1: J. Cotter, K. Cuarino, J. Bell, M. Driscoll, R. Keyes, J. Sullivan, E. Gladney, J. Begley. BIOLOGY CLUB MODERATOR Rev. Alfred J. Tobey SCIENCE CLUB MODERATOR Mr. James R. Campbell Row I: S. De Gulis, R. Smialowicz, R. Crooks. Row 2: J. Cogan, W. Rickard, J. Walsh, P, Vasta, J. Murphy, A. Abom, E. Fitzgerald, J. Mullen, E. Kildulf, E. Arico, W. Mergen. Row 3: J. Begley, J. Brennan, G. Larkin, Row 4: J. Sch- wierk, T. Metzger, G, Schmidt, R. Napal. G. Testa, K. Moody. W. SchaefHer, E. Jakuhowski, A. Klucke. 110 CHEMISTRY CLUB MODERATOR Mr. John P. Muldowney Row 1: P. Nolan, J. Gannon, A. Gerardo, J. Wu, R. Zittel, S. Murphy, R. Mc- Donough, J. Ostrowski. LIBRARY CLUB MODERATOR Mr. Arthur D. Klimowicz Row 1: S. De Gulis, D. Hackett, Mr. Klimfmicz, A. Guglielmo, D. Oliver. Row 2: T. Krisanda, R. Napai, Cv, Testa. H. Kowalski, O. Simmons. Row 3: C. Trancone, J. Klotz. 111 RT CLUB MODERATOR Rev. Joseph P. Sherer Row 1: J. Delany, D. O'Grady, Fr. Sherer, J. Mahon, R, Graham. Row 2: T. Kossup, B. Jones, E. Considine, R. Smialowicz, J. Davenport. Row 1: J. Cogan, U. Hackett, Mr, Klimowicz, D. O'Grady, R. Graham. Row 2: R. Napal, G. Testa, D. Oliver, S. De Gulis. 'I 12 BOOK CLUB MODERATOR Mr. Arthur D. Klimowicz CHESS CLUB MODERATOR Mr. Robert J. Coughlin Row I: A, Bagdonis, E. Cladney, C. Fister, Mr. R. Coughlin, C. Eichorn, R. Gillis, H. Spiessbach. Row 2: C. Trancone, J. Kline, W. McGuire, D. Cofield. G. Testa, R. Napal, S. De Gulis, P. Kelly. M. Scollins, R. Levandusky. T. Berube. Row 3: O. Simmons, T. Anderson, A. Butvidas, J. Langella, J. Cre- gan, G. Mele, R. Oswald, A. Guglielmo, V. Covello, T, Kennedy. CHESS TEAM MODERATOR Mr. Robert J. Coughlin STATE CHAMPIONS Left to Right: R. Lesperance, W. Lukowiak, W. Coburn, W. Abbot, T. Nelson. 113 Row 1: R. Grahan, C, Beirne, Mr. Ryan, P. Nolan, C. Blejwas, P. Kelly. Row 2: H. Heinzmann, J. Pagnotta, G. Testa, R. Napal, W. Schaemer, M. Tuite, R. Levandusky. DEBATING SOCIETY MODERATOR Rev. Kenneth O'Leary SOPHOMORE DEBATORS MODERATOR Mr. Matthew R. Ryan Row 1: F. Carbin, R. Ochetti, A, Burger, J. Adrian, G. Hunter. Row 2.' T. Mc- Shane, A. Mann, M. Drabin, J. Boyle, P. Ward. 'I14 RIFLE CLUB MODERATOR Rev. Alfred J. Tobey N. Row 1: C. Daddis, R. Harbina, P. Moore, E. Driscoll, W, Klopfer, P. Evers. Row 2: M. D'Alessio, J. Mazza, P. Armiger, D. Zregle, W. Sauer, J. Fusco, N. Aracic. Row 3: P. Kuczynski, R. Eng, M. Scollins, Di Elmo. Row 1: J. Pellek, J. Cotter, F. Ciccone, P. Nolan, J. Longo, J. O'Toole, R. Savare. Row 2: E. Grazul, W. Griffin, T. Bullock, R. Mancini, J. Bosworth, Mr. E. Gunning. Row 3: Fr. Tobey, B. Treacy, J. Donovan. 'I 'I 5 OUTDOOR CLUB MODERATORS Rev. Alfred J. Tobey Mr. Edward D. Cunning GLEE CLUB MODERATOR Mr. George Robertshaw Left to Right: R, Zittle. K. Moody, D. Kowalski, T. Kossup, J. Faughn, J. Mc- Keown, A. DiOrio, J. Cosgrove, J. Torrilo, J. Marrio. BAND MODERATOR Mr. George Robertshaw Row 1: P. Summerkamp, R. Gills, P. Lompa, A. Burger, L. Connolly, E. Arrico, R. Cassese, Row 2: C. Kennedy, Yustas, J. Giuliano, V. Qaunelli, P. Vasta, T. Krisanda, A. Arnold, G. Frilzpatrick, M. Cilligan, H. Heinzmann, W. Morris, G. Trancone, A. Guglielmo. Row 3: J. Laurito, J. Bates, A, Butinadio, R. Behr, J. Kennedy, J. Stefanavity, Cv. Holler, R. Dolan, R. Parron, D. Dinan, P, Nolan. 116 CURRE T AFFAIRS CLUB MODERATOR Mr. Matthew R. Ryan Row 1: A. Serratelli, A. Di Orio, T. Mosser, B. Bonner, Mr. Ryan, J. Berus, R. Levandusky, T. Metzger. Row 2: W. Grablauskas, W. Schaeffler, D. Oliver, C, Testa, J. Fabricatore, A. Ch:-min, P. Kelly, J. Murphy, J. Bergren, J. Judge, N. Toomer, K. Moody. Row 3: R. Wujuak, R. Crooks, R. Van Sprang, L. DeBenedette, G. Kennedy, K. O.'Connor, L. Poppalardo, C, Tietjen, W. Mc- Niece, H. Heinzmann. Row 4: J. Mullen, J. Pagnotta, J. Bauman, B.. Napal, C. Beirne, M. Falzone, P. Nolan, J. McFadden. MED L WINNERS Row 1: L. Wojtala, M. Scolins, F. Mitros, J. Reilly. Row 2: E. Nadorwil, M. Bottone. Row 3: S. Biblin, S. Territo, S. Riggio, T. Hunt. Row 4: J. Hum, M. Switer, R. Asakiewicz, Row 5: J. Mahoney, R. Oswald, P. Ward, M. Drabin. 117 THE DRAMATIC CLUB PRESENTS O TIME FOR SERGEANTSH I never drank store whiskey before. Only some ole stuff my Pa makes! Row I: L. Connolly, P. Kalustian, R. Smizlowicz, Producer W. Yates, R Ciottone, J. Vaughan, J. Carrigan. Row 2: E. Klein, M, Colavita, J. Clancy J. Abom, J. McDevitt. Row 3: R. Girod, J. Mahoney, A. Harden, F. Casale W. Abbott, R. Villanova, J. Chamberlain, W. Rickard, J. Palladino, J. Bater. Row 4: P. McGhee, L. Schmider, W. Klopfer, L. Puopolo. CAST I'm permanent latrine orderly! 118 Fr. Joseph May, C.SS.R. R R E U , f r Ii l, r x r x !' ,1 Prepslvrs adore Christ during Benedivtion. 119 Fr. Leo Saint Lawrence Qm M FOOTB LL 1958 Row I: I.. Iorio, P. Kalustian, J. McDevitt, F. Paul, P. Vicari. Row 2: R. Milan, I.. Yannuzzi, D. Devine, J. Pedota, J. Dec I TRAMURAL SCHOOL CHAMPS Row I: K. Petrik, J. Gannon, C. Moore, W. McCormack. W. Houlcy, R. Savarv. Row 2: V. Davitt, R. 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CONNOLLY, Leo COURAIN, Daniel DARMOCHWAL, Mykola DAVENPORT, John De BENEDJCTJS, Nicholas De TORE, Charles Di BELLA, Michael DOYLE, James DEUTSCH, John FERET, Adam GARRIGAN, James GORDON, Hanscell GUTERL, Arthur HARDEN, Arthur HOPKINS, Bernard JACKSON, Raymond KOZA, James . . . . . . . Mr. John Theroux . . . Bernard Manney . . . . Michael D'Ambrosa . . . Alexander Spagnuolo . . Robert Dowling . . . Wallave Metrione LILOIA, Gerald MANCINI, Joseph MARINIELLO, Thomas MARINO, Nicholas MELE, Gerald MERCK, John NOLAN, Patrick OSWALD, Ronald PARKER, John PASSALAQUA, Michael PELLEK, John PROVISSIERO, James RUDDEN, Robert SCALERA. Nicholas SEDMONT, Arthur SLASINSKI, Frank WATTS, Curtis Compliments of Homeroom 4- Modeiator .. President . . . Vice President .... Secretary Treasurer . . . BAVOSA, George BERTOTTI, Robert BURGER, Andrew CICCONE, Francis COLAVITA, Michael COLBURN, George CZARNECKI, Joseph DEC, John DUNN, Martin DWYER, William FLATLEY, Joseph GARDNER, Nathan GRIFFIN, Thomas GUARINO, Michael KANAREK, Kenneth KLEIN, Edward KLOPFER, William LECHELT, Rudolf LEDDEN, William . . . Rev. Francis Finn . . . Louis Puopolo . . . . Anthony Caputo . . Jerome McDevitt . . . Edward Bonner LONGO, James MoALvANAH, William MoGRATH, Brian MOCHTAK, John PAUL, Frank PFDOTA, Joseph PERUCKI, Wiuiarn PETROSINO, Fredrick RENNIE, George RICHLAN, Frank SCHMIFDFR, Lawrence sCoTToN, Vincent SMIALOWICZ, Robert SORF, Richard SWARDFN, Edward TORPPFY, Kevin VALERIAN, Robert VICARI, Philip WALSH, Frank Compliments of Homeroom 3- lVloderator .. President . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer .... . ................ ...... .... . . CV. Kenneth O'Leary Donald Merritt Philip Meehan Brain lVlcGarry John Zadrozny ASAKIEWICZ, Richard BRANNIGAN, Patrick CALLAHAN, James CARTER, William COMAN, James DELANEY, Joseph EMERSON, Charles FITZGERALD, Kevin FORD, Robert HAND, Joseph HEEMSKERK, Edward JUST, Stanley KENNEDY, Francis LAZARUS, Kenneth LESPERANCE, Richard LIPSKI, Joseph LUKOWIAK, William MQGUIRE, William MOONEY, William 0'BRIEN, Michael PEYTON, Thomas POLAKOWSKI, Edward REILLY, James RIGGIO, Stephen ROSTEL, Joseph SEXTON, Terence SHEA, Frank SWANGIN, Thomas SZTICZA, Joseph TREBUS, William ULIAS, Gerard WALLACK, Gregory WESTER, Stewart Compliments of Homeroom 3-B Moderator . . . Vice P1 esident .... Secretary Treasurer .... ANTON, George BELFIORE, James BOSWORTH, William CHMURA, Kenneth CHURCH, Christopher COSGROVE, John DAENZER, Peter DALY, Thomas FLETCHER, Robert GAJEWSKI, Thomas GERARDO, Alexander GILLIS, Howard GRANT, Arthur KEREKES, Richard La COSTA, Joseph . . . . . Rev. Joseph Wortman . . . . Thomas Butler . . . Russell Goyette lVIichaellVlclVlahon LETH, Robert MADSEN, Spencer MCDADE, Harry MILHOLLAND, James MORTHHQR, Arthur O'HARA, Thomas OSTROWSKI, John REILALY, Joseph sABATos, Gary v1oLA, Michael WALSH, John WU, John YATRAKIS, ooorgo ZIMMERMAN, John BERRY, Julius Compliments of Homeroom 3-C Vlodelator . . . VICC PIes1dent . . . ADORNATE, Carmen ADRIAN, Joseph ARNOLD, Anthony BEAULIEU, Patrick RERUBI3, Thomas BOROWICZ, John CARRIN, Frank CAREY, Michael COFIELD, David COTTON, Clifford CRAIG, Robert DE MARCO, Nicholas DOYLI3, Thomas FUENTES, Henry GOMMOLL, John GUIDERA, Noil HAUSER, Ambrose . . . .... Mr Cemge Peccx . .. Wilham Lennon . . . Robelt Crlscuolo . . . Jamesl Boyle . . . . Edwald WagneI . . Wllham StuppI HIGGINS, Kenneth HUNT, Thomas IDLER, Barry LAGRAVENIS, Robert IVIANN, Alcide MOSHANE, Thomas IvIosWEENEY, William MERGEN, Richard MIKULICZ, Edward MILANO, Nicholas SCOTT, William SCROFANI, Philip SMOLENSKI, George TIMIVIINS, Armand TRAUTWEIN, John WARD, Paul WEITZMAN, Jay Compliments of Homeroom 3- Moderator . . . . . . President .... Vice-President .... Secretary-Treasurer . . Booster . . Mr. Donald Roden .. Stephen Duffy John Mercogliano . Fred Fromfreld . James Rochford BERNER, Albert CAPPACCJO, Ross CHMELY, Joseph COVELLA, Vincent DoCARLo, Jonnoo DJQUOLLO, John DRABJN, Michael FACCIDOMO, John FAILLA, Robert FERENCE, John F13RR1oLA, Vincent FRANZJ, Nicholas GUGLJELMO, Alan HUNTER, George KLOTZ, John KRISANDA, Theodore KURZAWSKI, John MAGUJRE, Pool MORLEY, Thomas OCCHETTI, Richard oL1vA, cofnnno PENKALSKJ, Walter ROTHERMUND, Joseph Russo, Joseph SANTA PIETRO, John SCALERA, Charlw SCOLAMIERO, Donnnio SHERJDAN, John sToYKo, Michael TEDESCHI, Richard TERZO, Anthony TRANCONE, Gonna WALLACK, Joseph Compliments of Homeroom 3 -E Moderator . . . . ............................. . . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . Treasurer . . . . Secretary . . . Booster . BREAHAN, John CGNWAY, SEAN Di GIOVANNI, Anthony DREHER, Richard FANNING, Edward FIERAMOSCA, Richard Q GEOGHEGAN, Gerald HURLEY, Darriai INSARELLA, John KELLY, Thomas KELLY, Thomas KENNEDY, John KOSSUP, Theodore Kozzi, Raymond MCDONOUGH, Richard Mel-IVOY, J ohn Mr. John Muldowney . . . James O'Connor .. Richard Zittel . . Richard Ten Eyck Edward Zaun . . . Jerry Spaminato MCGARRY, Robert MCNICHOL, Robert MORRIS, John MROSZCZAK, Anthony NAUTA, wiuiarri NEYILLE, Francis PETITTI, Jdaeph RIETH, William RYAN, KEVIN STAYISH, Thomas SUMMA, Fred TIERNEY, Peter TRIARSI, Joseph WALSAK, Edmund WINTER, Robert Compliments of Homeroom 5-F Moderator . . . V106 Presldent . . . BEAVIS, Robert BERMAN, Dennis BOTTONE, Michael BROWN, Thomas CUMISKEY, Colin FASINSKI, Robert F ERRI, Guy GOETTING, Robert GUIDERA, John HALEY, Kenneth HARBINA, Richard HILTON, Alfred HOLLER, Eugene HREBEN, George KELLY, John KOWALSKI, Dennis . . . . . . lVlr. Ralphl Clccone . . . Charles lVlcCurran KREUTLER, Kenneth KUCZYNSKI, Philip LEAHY, Charles LEO, Vincent MOORE, Peter NITTOLI, Ronald PENNELL, Thomas ROBERTSON, .lames ROTUNOA, Joseph RUOCCO, Vincent SCHLIEFER, Thomas SEGAL, Justin STEINHAUSER, Gary STURCHIO, William TURI, William VAN GIEZEN, Edward Comphments of Homeroom 3- Vloderator . . . ......................... . . . . . . Mr. Arthur lVlas1ello Vice Presldent ..... Secretary Treasurer .... BONNANO, Richard CAROLAN, Michael CICCONE, Gayton CONSIDINE, Edmund CONWAY, William DE NOIA, .lohn DOWD, .lames DUBLANICA, .lohn EVERS, Paul FRUNZI, William GIESSUEBEL, Lawrence GROSS, Paul HARTWICK, Peter HOFBECK, Paul . . . . Eugene Driscoll . . . Paul Palmarozza . . . George Daddls . . . Richard Majewski HSU, Raymond KARAS, Walter KARINS, Thomas LA SALLE Carmen MANHARDT, Thomas MCDONOUGH, James NOVACO, Anthony NOWICKI, Donald OEXLE, Kenneth PASTORE, Robert RUSSOMANO, Ralph THAMM, Conrad TOBIA, Gerald YOUNG, Sheldon Compliments of Homeroom 2 -A Wloderator . . . Vice President .... Secretary Treasurer . . . ANDERSON, Thomas APPEL, Joseph BAUMAN, John BEJRNE, Marten EJHR, Eohoo BONNER, Efohdoo BUTVIDAS, Albert CARLSON, Richard CHAPMAN, William cRooKs, Robert CUMM1Ns, Donald DI LAURI, Joseph EALzoNE, Michael GAETA, Eugene JUDGE, John KENNEDY, George KITCHIN, Robert LA GRUTTA, Robert . . . Rev. Stephen Lynch . . . Louis De Benedette . . . Salvatore Chicllchlno . . . Thomas Mosser . . . Angelo D1 Orio LETH, Thomas MASCENIK, Robert MCKEON, .loseph MCNIECE, William METZGER, Thomas MOODY, Kenneth MORRIS, William MULLEN, Joseph UCRADY, Dennis PAGNOTTA, James PARPALARDO, Louis RYDELEK, Theodore SERRATELLI, Arthur TOOMER, Nicholas VAN SPRANG, Robert WOLFF, Donald O'BRlEN, Michael Compliments of Homeroom 2- Modeiator . . . W ice President .... Secretary Treasurer . . . CASTELLANO, Joseph CRISTELL, Donald D'ALEss1o, Michael DAUBNER, Richard DE PADOVA, Anthony FONTANRLLA, Stephen GIBBONS, Donald GRAHAM, Robert LILORE, Joseph LIUZZA, Cacmch LUDEN, Richard MAZZA, Joseph McALoNEY, John MCELROY, owch MCGOVERN, Patrick MCLAUGHLIN, Philip McLooN13, Rfiahc . . . . Rev Alfred Tobey MURPHY, Michael PALAMARA, Arthur PAWLOSKI, Thomas SCHMJDT, Gregory SCHWIERK, Joseph SEMPLE, John SEXTON, John SHARY, Frank STARIT, Joseph STELLATO, Joseph TORTORELLA, Paul TUTKO, Michael WHARTON, Edward WISNOVSKY, George AYO, Peter CONFORTE, Nicholas Compliments of Homeroom 2 Moderator . . . President .. Vice-President . . . Treasurer . . Secretary . . Booster . . Booster . . . . Mr. Louis Sarno . . John Gausepohl . . . Alfred Klucke Edward Fitzgerald Vincent Cantalupo Michael Hayward . . Richard McKay ARICO, Eugene BRANDA, Anthony CERTALIC, Joseph CHESLAK, Alfred COGAN, .lohn COOGEN, Charles COOPER, Gary CZAJKOWSKI, Ronald Di STANLO, Patrick ERISKSEN, David GOULD, Thomas GUILMETTE, Richard JENNINGS, Arthur LARKIN, George La RUSSO, Anthony MATHES, William MERGEN, William MIRABELLA, Michael NARTOWICZ, Edward NEILSON, Kevin PALMUCCI, Nicholas PULLEY, Richard RODEN, Martin SAFRANEK, William SAJEWICH, Douglas SCHETELICK, Bruce SHERIDAN, Thomas SIMONSON, George SPIESSBACH, Michael TORTORELLO, Anthony WINFIELD, George Moderator . . . ....................... . . . . President .... Vice-President . . . Secretary .... Treasurer .... Booster . . . BERRES, Joseph CHANJN, Andrew CREGAN, Jarnaa CWJAKALA, Richard DEC, Richard DE GULJS, Stanley DUNPHY, Philip ENG, Ronald FABRICATORE, Joseph GIBLIN, Jarnaa GILLIGAN, Martin HEINZMANN, Henry HUK, Jar.-nna HUNT, .lames JAKUEOWSKJ, Edward JONES, Bernard WUJCIAK, Robert Compliments of Hom eroom 2 - Mr. Matthew Ryan Philip Vasta . . . . George Fitzpatrick .. . William Grablauskas James Boyle . . . Ronald Levandusky KELLY, Patrick KENNEDY, Thoma KENNEDY, Thom KLINE, John MINISH, George MITROS, Frank as J. MURPHY, John C. MURPHY, John J. NAPAL, Ronald OLIVER, David SAUER, David SCODDINS, Micha SIMMONS, Oliver TESTA, Gregory THOMPSON, Nor el an m WOJTALA, Lenard SA. Compliments of Homeroom 2- lVloderator . . . . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Booster . . BANAHAN, John BATES, James BERARDINELLI, Carmine BLAKE, John BLEJWAS, Christopher BRICE, Edward CUMMING, William DE FRANCE, Leon DOUGHERTY, .lohn DOWLING, James HAVENS, Walter HOURIHAN, Joseph HURLER, John CYLEARY, Timothy LAMBUSTA, Joseph LUPO, Michael LYoNs, James MCCORT, Frank NITTOLI, Joseph NOLAN, Peter o7BR1EN, T effe nce O'CONNOR, Kevin Picorr, Gerard Albert lVl. Ewing . Thomas Corbett . Francis Schmidt . . Andrew Lukos . . Robert Caputo . . . Robert Bruno ROBINSON, Robert ROSSER, Joseph RYAN, Terrence SCHAEFFLER, Walter SHIELDS, Ronald TUITE, Michael WOLFF, Ronald WURTS, John Compliments of Homeroom 2- Nloderator . . . President .... Vice-President . . . Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Booster . . BATOR, Stephen BEEBE, James BERGREN, John CONNOLLY, Terrence DINAN, David DOLAN, Ronald ELLIOTT, Robert FITZGIBBON, Edward FRASCA, Anthony KILDUFF, Eugene LAURITO, Joseph LYE, George MALONEY, Robert MANCINI, Nhioholoo MCDONALD, Michael MoFADDEN, John omslz, Ffohh PARRAN, Robert PoWLEs, Jomoo RICKARD, William RILEY, Kovih STEFANOWICZ, John TERRITO, Joseph TIETJEN, Carl WALSH, Joseph WI NTERS, Donald Mr. Aldo ltri . John Abom . Frank Holtz George Kunka Gerald Meola John Brennan Compliments of Homeroom 1-B Moderator . . . . . Rev. Peter F. Lennon President . . . . . . Robert J. Biese Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Booster ............ ............. Samuel F. Champi Edward S. Gladney . . Michael P. Leary Thomas G. Monroy AMATO, Amelio APPIO, Anthony ARACIC, Nicholas BEINER, Richard COLES, Allan DARROW, William DOEHNER, .lohn DYKE, Robert EICHORN, Christpher FISTER, George FOLEY, Francis FORMICA, Armand FUSCO, Joseph GRECA, Joseph GUMBRECHT, Gary GUNTHER, .lohn HOJNOWSKI, Stanley KARNAS, Anthony MCMAHON, Paul MERCK, Norbert PENNYPACKER, Lindley QUINN, John RUSSO, Ernest SANTO, Robert SHERIDAN, John SOSHICKY, Andrew SPIESSBACH, Andrew SULLIVAN, James WALSH, John WYNNE, Dennis YUSTAS, Vincent Compliments of Homeroom 1-C Moderator . . ......... . . President .... Vice-President . . . Secretary . . Treasurer .... Booster . . Mr. J. R. Campbell . . . John Perucki . . . . John Bosworth . . . . Peter Henry . . . Michael Dirscoll . . . Thomas Gotsill ANGRISANE, Gennaro BEGLEY, John BELL, James BERGER, Harry BIANCO, Paul BILINSKI, Edward BULLOCK, Thomas CARLSON, John COTTER, Joseph DANTE, Gregary DONOVAN, James DOWNES, Daniel FALLON, Brian FEENEY, John FLYNN, Timothy FRAENKEL, Alex GIULIANO, James GRAHAM, Michael GRASSO, Francis HACKETT, David KEYES, Raymond KIERNAN, Charles KLUXEN, Kenneth MAHONEY, Lawrence MCCLAUGHLIN, Edward MINERVINO, Charles NICHOL, Henry RAMEDEN, Phillip RAZIANO, Robert SANTILLO, Orie SCHILLINC, Robert TAFILOWSKI, Stanley TREACY, Brian WILD, Frederick Compliments of Homeroom 1- Nloderator .. President ..... Vice-President .... Treasurer . . . Secretary . . . BACDONAS, Algis BALAK, Richard BODINO, John CONNELLY, Brian DEEGAN, Edward DOUGHERTY, Joseph DUETSCH, Thomas FAILLA, Richard FERRARA, Anthony GILLESPIE, Robert GILLIS, Robert GRAZUL, Edward GRIFFIN, William HOLLER, Francis INSABELLA, Peter IWANKIW, Jaroslav . . . . Mr. Edward Gunning . . . Thomas Gavin . . . Brendan Doyle . . . Charles Gerard . . . David Ziegler KOENITZ, Arthur LAIVIPIDIDIS, Emmanuel IVIANGO, Anthony IVICGHEE, Joseph MURPHY, William O'BRIEN, Paul OKRASINSKI, Richard OSINKI, John PARKER, William PENKALSKI, John PHILLIPS, James SEIVIAN, Richard SHERIDAN, William SOIVIIVIERKAIVIP, Robert WYRSCH, Raymond ZIEMSKI, Stanley Compliments of Homeroom 1- Moderator .. President . . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . BONTEMPO, Thomas BRIDGES, William BROWN, Robert CASALETTO, Thomas CHROL, Joseph CIRLINCIONE, Richard CURCIO, Joseph DAVIS, John DOLAC, Jeffrey DUNCAN, Scott FEELEY, Richard FERENCZ, Richard GORCZYCA, Timothy HOERNLEIN, Richard KINAL, George KOZA, Thomas LANDRIGAN, William . . ..... Mr. William Persiehetty . . . Vietoi Iannelli . . . Michael Hyland . . . . Salvatore Cetrulo . . . Paul Palmucci MARINO, William MARTIN, Reginald MCCORMACK, Thomas McDEVITT, Brian MIGLIORE, Edward MODESKI, Richard MOHRES, John RESTIFO, Joseph ROCHA, Gregory SCALIONE, Joseph SCHRYVER, Bruce SUSKEVICI-I, John TANSEY, Francis VAN GROFSKI, Thomas WAWAK, Peter ZIZLSPERCER, Theodore ZOPPI, Joseph Compliments of Homeroom 1- Moderator . . . ........ . . . President . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . BASTIANELLO, Arthur EoNANNo, Joseph cAssEsE, Andrew CHUBINKO, John CODEY, Donald COSTA, Emil CUCCHIARA, Thomas DELLA PELLA, Micheal DE SANTO, Nicholas FLYNN, John GED, Marius cizzi, Lorna GUARINO, Kenneth HINDMAN, Thomas KALETA, James KONIG, Matthew KOOLURIS, George lVlr. Frank Tracey ..- LANC, Rudolph LANCELLA, Zachary LINK, Joseph MAGLIO, Anthony MULVIHILL, Donald PARKER, Thomas PAWLOWSKI, Anton PROSPERI, Alfred REYNOLDS, James RIBIS, Nicholas ROSTEL, Arthur ROSTEL, Richard SCOVISH, John SHEEHAN, Edward SMITH, Richard STEINBURG, David TOUPET, Harry Edwin Doyle William Fiore John Carolan Robert Burke May 1959 We would like to thank all those whose invaluable help enabled us to publish the 1959 Tower. We particularly wish to thank: Our Headmaster, Reverend Thomas J. Tuohy, for his generous co- operation in the use of the school facilities. Our moderators, Reverend Mr. Andrew Mitzak and Mr. Vincent Mclntee., whose assistance and encouragement made the book possible. Our representative to Myers Yearbooks Inc., Mr. Richard Lawall, for his understanding guidance in the compiling of this book. Our class photographer, Vinodd Studios and their staff, for their coverage of the yearis events. Our school secretaries, Mrs. Cerza, Mrs. Radabaugh, and Miss Sommer, for the innumerable times they have so graciously aided us. Our Faculty and all of the staff members who made the 1959 Tower a reality. Sincerely, i 9, Q R Editor-in-Chief Business Manager 159 ,Z-'IO K W V v Li Yunooxs