Seton Hall Preparatory High School - Tower Yearbook (West Orange, NJ)
- Class of 1963
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L ' '1 THE TQWER 1963 Seton Halt Preparatory Setroot Souttn Grange, N ew Jersey 1 ALPHA, I am Before all, The beginning of all things Z Apocalypse 22i V.13 ' 5 .1 , XZ ur. Q 1-. vi' .zlhdrlairf W 1,- -J -A -- -QsV!:,.52i:'41 . . .,,, .. 54. 1' ' E s . ...-wo: ' 15, 5, ,....- .-.A- .-vi-'--I ,,.. fi -4'3 V J -1. J V -var: , r 1:7 , v,, ,I M, -,.-.'4., 1? 2921. 5.-1: N ., 5 N . 'Q' 4 . 1 . ..... 7' 5 L A' ' - if 5 .X b X26 . , s, . 'H' . ' .r -,,..g' I ww J- xi. '. '14, X.. .41 if A.. l..,.,w ' n gl I 1 P 1 I n we 5, ,f vu I I fix E ' N Q Y' nys 1 5 5 ,553 f' z,x , ,ff H 5 ll vi gf, ., - N ,M t n, in Q '4 'f J- . ' h E.- ' A AT-Nfijrqlfrg f +5 sw- i 5--est! D ' E'-' ' A 91 fi' E 'E QSM f. 'Q E 551 -- ,J Q 51 5' 'Qi 2:71 iii at A. it J 5 'F1-' r , E 1 L Vfiffiii. fi -- 1 5 V fig 54 f'--iff: F f -f' A 5 g ......-...-f TCDWER STAFF Ectitor - in - Ctiiet RICHARD KERNAN Sports Eciitor JOSEPH CASALE Literary Ectitor IQSEPH SELTZER Ptiotograptiy Editors THOMAS DURKIN GEORGE DRISCCDLL Art Ectitor NEIL SCAN LAN Business Maiiager JOSEPH CAIRC Ntocterator REV. PAUL MANNING CCN TEN TS Faculty ............. 12 Seniors . . . 24 Uncterciassmeii . . . 58 YO Attiietics . . 118 Activities. . . . . . . l iltt S9 Senior Directory .... . . . 168 i Inclex. . . . . . 172 fffnumgxx X -A-x F22 'M ff 4 ,M 1. N :Eiga ll '. 1 ,Z tx fa -e - H 'L' f 'f 1 . ,'L,'k !..x. if. V A '29 ' ' i X QQ? 'lsy -- I , ' , ' E,- L fl: ,JB -f- -QI!-se .5 , BSN' -vi-.11-r-5 f 53 'Zi 4 , Z' ' Q 7 5 E ' E E- Eg 4 V 21 I. 1 s . id Y Y ' 5-4 5,--.22 A ..--X X X J, 5 . ...sr--f 4 cj. -f 141, ,' 4 fig, 5 Xxa ' DEDICATIO 2'-7Umy-n't'!2 fr 4-if ef ugh' REVEREND FRANCIS J. FINN Dean of Divinity School 6 Who can imagine Seton Hall Prep Without Father F inn? There is no one Who can. Father Finn has been an intimate part of the Prep since he lirst arrived on the campus in 1939. From that day he has dedicated him- self to the primary purpose of Seton Hall, the development of the complete Christian gentle- man. I-Ie has gone about achieving the goal in many Ways. As an instructor in Religion and Latin, he has contributed to the in- tellectual and moral advance- ment of innumerable Setonians. He has not limited himself to teaching. Through the years he has also concerned himself with the physical portion of a com- plete education. From 1940 to 1946, he acted as procurator of the gymnasium. In the years from 1945 to 1949 he was direc- tor of athletics at the Prep. Father Finn was appointed Dean of the Divinity School at the Prep in 1949. He is respon- sible for admissions to the Divinity School. In his capacity as Dean he guides, counsels, and advises with endless patience and understanding the students of the school. Through weekly meetings Father strives to keep the ideal of the priesthood fore- most in the minds of the young men. In recognition of his im- measurable devotion to the work of God, for his endeavors, for his friendship and for his guid- ance during our years at Seton Hall Prep, we, the class of 1963, do respectfully dedicate our edition of the Tower to Father Francis Finn. 7 The Most Reverend MARTIN W. STANTO N, S.T.D., Ph.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Newark THE ADMIN ISTRATICN His Excellency the Most Reverend THOMAS A. BOLAND, S.T.D., LL.D. Archbishop of Newark Very Reverend Monsignor JOSEPH P. TUITE, Ph.D. Superintendent of Schools 9 The Most Reverend JOHN J. DOUGHERTY, S.T.L., S.S.D., D.H. L. President of Seton Hall University Auxiliary Bishop of Newark ., .iriy W Very Reverend Monsignor THOMAS J. TUOHY, NLA Headmaster 10 rj,- I Ly I, r ff A lg L - It V' 1. e an V Reverend WILLIAM J. DALY, Ph.D. Assistant Headmaster 1 1 A 'Q5 Hi!! ni ,W ABQ 122 ig Mg L Ee v -X Ng, K. PRESIDENTS HALL W ll Xt' With Wisdom The faculty teaches us to see all things in God as the first cause and last end. They help us order our goals and our lives according to cor- rect Values. 12. is FACULTY ff l I QMS? LIGICD ' , vi' ' '51-ui' fi? REV JOSEPH SHERER B A Scton Hill Unlverslty Crime to tht. Prop in 1956 Smrztual Director Instructor in Religion to X REV. FRANCIS FINN B.A., Seton Hull University Came to the Prep in 1939 Dean of Divinity School X...- , , REV. GEORGE SENDERAK B.A., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1950 Instructor in Religion Instructor in Latin and Religion REV. EDWARD HIGGINS A.B., Seton Hull University Came to the Prep in 1961 Moderator of Father's Club Instructor in Religion REV. JAMES TIERNEY B.A., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1960 Moderator of Spectrum, Instructor in English and Religion 14 REV. KENNETH O'LEARY S.T.L., Catholic University M.A., Fordham University Came to the Prep in 1957 Moderator of Debating Society In.s'tructor in English and Religion MR. VINCENT McINTEE B.A., Seton Hall University M.A., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1936 Chairman of English Department MR. DONALD RODEN +'..::R MR. ROBERT COUCHLIN B.S., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1956 Moderator of Chess Team Instructor in English GLI H MR. THOIVIAS DUFFY A.B., Seton Hall University B.A., Manhattan College , Came to the Prep in 1958 Came to the Prep m 1960 Moderator of S.A.C. Custodian of Book Store Instructor in English REV. WILLIAM CIBLIN A.B., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1961 Athletic Director Instructor in English Instructor in English MR. EUGENE BYRNE B.A., Marist University Came to the Prep in 1961 Instructor in English C ALJ ,AL LANGUAGE REV. EUGENE COTTER A.B., Seton Hall University S.T.L., Catholic University M.A., Fordham University M.A., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1956 Moderator of Intramural Program Instructor in Latin and Greek MR. JOSEPH HOFFMAN B.A., Seton Hall University M.A., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1960 Coach of Debating Team Instructor in Latin k MR. EDXVARD CUNNING B.A., Seton Hall University M.A., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1952 Instructor in Latin 16 i 5,. REV. JOSEPH YVORTMANN A.l3,, Seton Hull University S.T.L., Catholic University M.A., Fordham University Came to the Prep in 1958 Moderator of the Pirate Instructor in Religion and Latin MR. HUGO SENERCHIA B.A., Seton Hull University Came to the Prep in 1941 Instructor in Italian and Latin MGDER LA GU GE MR. WILLIAM MCCABE B.A., Seton Hall University M.A., Columbia University Came to the Prep in 1946 Moderator of French Club - f - Instructor in French MR. JOSEPH VAJSABEL B.A., Seton Hall University M.A., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1957 Instructor in Spanish, French, and Russian MR. EDWARD SIEMASZKO B.A., St. Bonuventure's University Came to the Prep in 1962 Instructor in German MR. YVES CHEVANCE B.A., Rutgers University M.A., New York University Came to the Prep in 1962 Instructor in French 17 SCIE E - ,ry ,,rX.,,,Xw MR. JOHN THEROUX B.S., St. Iol1n's University M.A., New York University Came to the Prep in 1947 Instructor in Physics REV. ALFRED TOBEY B.A., Seton Hall University MR. ARTHUR MASIELLO B.S., Seton Hall University M.A,, Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1958 Instructor in English and Chemistry M.A., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1952 Moderator of Rifle Team Instructor in Religion and Biology MR. JOSEPH KANE MR, JOSEPH SOCHA B.S., Iona College B.S., Seton Hall Unlversity Came to the Prep in 1960 Came to the Prep in 1961 Instructor in Chemistry Instructor in Biology 18 REV. PAUL MANNING A.B., Seton Hull University S.T.B., Catholic University M.A., New York University Came to the Prep in 1959 Moclerator of Tower Instructor in Algebra, Geometry, anal Trigonometry -er' MR. RALPH CICCONE B.A., Upsula College M.A., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1946 Instructor in Geometry and Algebra 1'-- ' l-.: ' v- 3 --E33-gffs 1 . .wFL131'f:-',-3 A ATHEN1 T1 MR. FRANK TRACY Ph.B., Muhlenberg College Came to the Prep in 1944 Basketball and Baseball Coach Instructor in Algebra L I ' ' ' 'H r' .gli 1 'Y MR. ALDO ITRI B.S., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1958 Instructor in Algebra and Geometry 19 MR. LOUIS SARNO B.A., Upsala College M.A., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1945 Instructor fin Geometry and Trigonometry REV. MARTIN FORAN A.B., St. Peter's College S.T.B., Catholic University M.A., Columbia University Came to the Prep in 1962 Instructor in Algebra and Trigonometry OC AL TUDIE I+. MR. CHARLES DOURESS B.S., Forcllunn University Came to the Prep in 1955 Instructor in Economics and U.S. History 1 l I MR. JOHN O'ROUPiKE B.A., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1959 Instructor in U.S. History MR. ANDREW MITZAK B.A., Seton Hull University Came to the Prep in 1954 Instructor in World and U.S. History MR. CHARLES ECAN B.A., King's College Came to the Prep in 1962 Instructor in Worlcl and U.S. History 20 REV. STEPHEN LYNCH B.A., Seton Hall University Came to thc Prep in 1957 Instructor in Religion and U.S. History nm., 1 -Q MR. VVILLIA M PERSICHETTY B.S., Forclluim University Cumc to the Prep in 1957 Track C oaclr Instructor in 1fVorlcl History qi-.T MUJC ART .ffgf MR. GEORGE HOBERTSHAW B.A., New York University MR. EDVVIN HAVAS Came to the Prep in 1960 M.A., Columbia University Instructor in Art Cumc to the Prep in 1957 Assistant Moderator ofSpoctru1n Tennis Coach Instructor in Music IPHY ICAL EDUC ':F'3'Tff T1 11 MR. STEPHEN EVANOFF Ed.B., University of Toledo M.A., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1959 I.V. Football and Wrestling Coach Instructor in Physical Education and Health MR. SALVATORE CAPRIO B.S., Syracuse University Came to the Prep in 1946 Instructor in Physical Erlucation, Wiilfef ee'e MR. ANTHONY VERDUCCI B.A., Pittsburgh University Came to the Prep in 1951 Football Coach 'win 1 ef! JH LVL' 1 115 'Km' '-112-aqxilli 'E wil W, j - ,J i 1 Driocfs Ed-uoation, and Hcalth Instructor in Physical Education, ' 21 Drioefs Education, and Health Qi .. Ei DI IPLI E REV. JOSEPH VOPELAK B.A., Seton Hall University M.A., Seton Hall University Came to the Prep in 1945 Dean of Men ,E L: Vai A MRS. PHILOMENA CERZA Registrar Headmastefs Ofice MR. JAMES MORGAN LL.B., St. Iohn's University Came to the Prep in 1959 Assistant Dean of Men RETARI L T FF MISS ELEANOR SOMMER Assistant Registrar Assistant Headmastefs Office M RS. BEATRICE RADABAUGH Secretary Assistant Headmastefs Ogice LIBR RY TAFF MR. ARTHUR KLIMOWICZ MRS. MARGARET SEMON B.A., Seton Hall University Librarian M.S., Columbia University ASSiSil111t Libfdfidn Came to the Prep in 1947 Librarian CAFETERI TAPI-7 f i , Mrs. Moxley, Mrs. Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Luci, Mrs. Kluxen and Mrs. Meehan. QI gi, MOONEY HALL XX ll ff I xX With Understanding The seniors know they are free to go on to higher learning, to contem- plate and penetrate the significance of truth. JOHN PETER HARRINGTON PRESIDENT Harry . . . likeable . . . vigorous . . . brawny Knights of Setonia 15 Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 45 Class Officer 2, 3, 4, V. Football 2, 3, 4, V. Baseball 1, 2g V. Track 3, 4, l.V. Basketball 2, S.A.C. 3, 4, School Show 1, 25 Booster Club 4, Intramurals 1. DOMENIC ANTHONY ZAZZARO ' VICE PRESIDENT Zaz . . . smooth . . . sliifty hzilfbnck . tactful Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, V. Football 2, 3, 4, V. Baseball 1, 3, 4, I.V. Football 15 S.A.C. 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4. JOHN DAVIDSON MILLER SECRETARY Brother . . . clever . . . active . . . talkative Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 35 Student Council 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, V. Football 3, I.V. Football 24 S,A.C. 4, Intrmnurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 1, 25 Outdoor Club 15 Radio Club 4. JAMES ANTHONY WOLF TREASURER jim . . . popular . . . hurdler . . . sociable Knights of Setanta 1, 45 Student Council 4, Class Officer 1, 25 V. Track 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 2, J.V. Basketball 2, I.V. Track 15 Booster Club 4, French Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH FRANK DE DEO SERCEANT-AT-ARMS Joey Dee . . . Tom's buddy . . . sharp Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Tower 45 S.A.C. 3, 45 School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4. JAMES EDVVIN ASCHENBACH Ace . . . public relations . . . reposed Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 8, 45 Drill Team 1, 25 Intra- murals 1 2 3 4- School Show 4' Outdoor Club 1- French Club,3,,45 'Mum cam 4. ' ' 55:5 LAWRENCE WILLIAM BENNERT Larry . . . crew-cut . . . CUDZICIOUS Kmghts of Setoma 1, 2, Outdoor Club 1, Intramurals GEORGE ELWOOD BETTINGER George . . . aberrant . . . musician Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 I.V. Track 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1 ,2, 35 School Show 3, 45 School Play 45 French Club 3, 45 Outdoor Club 1. PAUL LEONARD BOCHICCHIO Bo . . . religious . . . Pirate's boss Knights of Sctonia 1, 2, 3, 45 Knight Commander 4 Pirate 2, Literary Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 School Show 45 Book Club 4. v rl? 'U JOHN ALEXANDER BODNAR john , . . active . . . good Greek student Knights of Setania 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Oicer 45 Wrestling 1, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 School Shaw 3, 45 Greek Club 3, 45 Math Club 4. RAYMOND THOMAS BOLANOWSKI Ray . . . voluminous . . . Indiana Knights af Satcmia 1, 45 Y.C.S. 1, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 School Shaw 1, 2, 3, 4. B 1. if -BT JOHN JOSEPH BONDER john . . . fleet . . . acclaimed Knights of Setonia 1, 2, Class Officer 1, V. Cross- Country 2, 3, 4, V. Truck 2, 3, 4, J.V. Track 1, Intramurals 1. JAMES LAWRENCE BOSWORTH Bez . . . referee . . . mortician Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, School Show 3, 4, School glag gg gutdoar Club 1, Booster Club 4, Intramurals RICHARD ALAN BRADY Rich . . . savage . . . fair haired Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Pirate' 3, 4, V. Wrestling 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Brmcl 1, School Show 2, 3, 4, School Play 4. DONALD JAMES BRODERICK Don mild assicluous Kmghts of Setoma 1, 2, 3, 4, I.V. Track 1, 2, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3. JAMES WILLIAM BRYDON Brute . . . slight . . . dextrous Knights of Setonia 1, 4, J.V. Track 1, Cross-Country 1, School Shaw 4, Outdoor Club 1, French Club 3, 4. FREDERICK FRANCIS BUECHEL Freddy . . . grappler . . . non-reducer Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, V. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Cross-Country 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, S.A.C. 4, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4. 28 , mfr 'H 5 we f welll- ,x iv--mr my gf DENNIS KEVIN BUZZELLI Buzz . . . priesthood . , . artistic talents Kniuhls of Scimziu lg Pirale 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 35 School Show 2. JOSEPH GEORGE CAIRO, JR. Xnipw . . . bulky . . . clever . . , amicable Knights of Svtonio I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 15 Tower Business lullllflglll' 4g l.V. Football 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Intrclmumls Director 4g Y.C.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 4, Outdoor Club 15 Greek Club 3, 4. DINO JAMES CAPRA Dino . . . aberrant . . . deliberate Knights of Sclonia 1, I.V. Football 2, I7lff1I17lUl'lIlS 1, 2, 3. JOHN MICHAEL CAPUTO Pooeh . . . nimble . . . intraniuralist Knights of Sctonin 3, 4, Intrmnurols 3, 45 School Show 45 Booster Club 4. ANTHONY FRANKLIN CAROLLA Tony . . ., acute . , . small . . . neat Kniglzts of Sclonio 2, 3, 45 Spectrum Art Editor 3, 4, Glue Club 2, 3, 4, School Show 2, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4. RONALD ALLEN CAROLONZA Ronnie . . . bulky . . . whimsical Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 29 V, E I i 5: N m i .wg -, ,i 5 W ll l :.,.., Y : im E Zi. E' .aw we fa, l I ,l M1 QFWY JOSEPH CARMINE CASALE Joe . . . massive . . . deliberate . . . alert Knights of Setonia 2, 3, 4, Tower 3, Sports Editor 4, Pirate 3, 4, V. Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Director 4. ANTHONY FREDRICK CIAGLIA , Cl1ags . . . speaker . . .V actor Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Oiicer 1, Pirate 15 Drill Team 2, 3, Debating Society 3, 4, School Show 1 2- School Playl 2 3 4 JAMES JOSEPH COLANGELO Babes, . . . speedy . . . rugged Knights of Sctonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 3, 4, V. Football 2, 3, 4, V. Baseball 3, 4, V. Wresling 4, l.V. Football 15 S.A.C. 4, School Show 2, 3, 4. JAMES JOSEPH COLE jim . . . clerical . . . mild mannered Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Pirate 3, 4, Glee Club 1, - School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Greek Club 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2. BRIAN JOSEPH CONNOLLY Brian . . . quiet . . . agile Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Outdoor Club 1, Greek Club 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES BRIAN CONNOLLY j.B.H . . . Connule,' . . . immense . . . salesman Knights of Setonia 1, 4, Tower 4, Glee Club 1, School Show 1, 4, French Club 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 30 gil LAWRENCE FRANK CULLARI Larry . . . round . . . subtle Knights of Sclonia 1, 2, S, 4, Outdoor Club lg Intra- murals 1, 4. JOHN ALAN DADDIS Jack . . . dead-eye . . . dlp . . . attenuated Knights of Setonia 2, 3, 45 V. Rifle 1, 2, 35 S.A.C. 45 Intramurals 2 2:-'.i ' 4'5 W DUANE JAMES D'AGOSTINO Dag,' . . . vaulter . . . blondy V. Track 2, 3, 4, I.V. Football 2, School Show 45 French Club 3, 4, Intramurals 3. 4 JOSEPH PETER D'ALESSANDRIS Dell . . . good arm . . . leisurely V. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, School Show 45 Intramurals 3, 4. BENJAMIN JAMES DAMIANO Ben . . . slender . . . chess-man Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 School Play 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN DAVID DAUGHENBAUGH DuHy . . . slight . . . deep voice Quigley Prep, Chicago 1, 2, 3, Knights of Setonia 4, bchual Slww 4, Intramurals 4. 31 ir' EDWARD HOWARD DELLERT Ed . . . Ioisey boy . . . discerning Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Tower 4, Glee Club 2, School Show 4, Outdoor Club 1, Math Club 4. MICHAEL JOSEPH DESMOND Mike . . . minstrel guy . . . chuckling Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Pirate 2, 3, 4, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Y.C.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. l '1,,,, J l if .yn 1 ,i.,:.+rr,y !'Q5lg :zf -.L-fy-Il' .r-ik - ,ry rf , . . '-1-.NL A:: '?w. , . V77 ...' .gr oi, ,Q ' fill -.5 155 rf-mf v1 . H ' illl h' A 'Y , .ma r , In-V' MICHAEL JOEL DE VITA Spider . . . wiry . . . calm Knights of Setoniu 1, 2, 3, School Show 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID MICHAEL DEVLIN Dave . . . zealous . . . amicable Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Knight Commander 4, Class Ofccr 1, 2, V. Equestrian 3, I.V. Football 2, School Show 2, 3, 4, School Play 3, 4, Press Club 3, Booster Club 4, Literary Club 3, Freshman Cross- Country. JOSEPH DANIEL DI BENEDETTO Boudie . . . robust . . . bearded Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, Class OHicer 2, 4, V. Football 2, 3, 4, J.V. Football 1, Band 1, S.A.C. 3, School Show 2, 4. 32. di ETTTW1S5nT'T, T I-5.-J. I, , -Q T u - V . x STEVEN PAUL DOEHLER Steve . . . German scholar . . . smiling Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 School Show 4. SEAN JOSEPH DOOLING Sum . . . reserved . . . abiding Kni,ul1ix of Svtmxin 1, 2, 4, Pirate 2, School Show 3, 4, French Clulz 4, Math Club 4g Rmlio Club 4. if QTT1.. RICHARD PAUL DRABIK Ru 1 s lm sc zum IX1llf.,lll.S uf Srlonm I 2 3 Irxlralrlumls 1 1 Lzterary Club 4' Outdoor Club 1. -gulf .tg ,- gg. GEORGE ANTHONY DRISCOLL George . . . smart . . . photographer Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 35 Class OfHccr 45 Tower Asst. Photography Editor 45 Spectrum 3, 4, Pirate 3, V. Rifle 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Equestrian 2, 35 Intramurals 5125 3, 4, School Play 2, 4, Greek Club 3, 4g Aviation u . STANLEY JOHN DUBICKI Stan . . . strong . . . discrrs man Knight of Setonia 1, 25 V. Cross-Country 1, 25 V. Truck 3, 4, j.V. Track 1, 2g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 4, French Club 3, 4. ga 1-up E . -. Z 3 i Q ' Zi :V H. T WILLIAM JOSEPH DUFFY Duff . . . classics . . . 4 Als rallier Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Spectrum 45 Pirate 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 School Show 1, 2, 45 School Play 45 Greek Club 3, 45 Library Club 3, 45 Book Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 4. MAURICE JOSEPH DULLEA Maury . . . toe . . . agreeable Class Oficer 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 V. Football 3, 45 School Show 2, 3, 45 French Club 4. VAUGHN MICHAEL DUNN Vaughn , . . amphibious . . . clothes, etc., etc. Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 35 Knight Commander 45 Tower 45 V. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.C. 45 School greg 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 45 Booster u . JOHN JOSEPH DUNNION Dewy . . . towering . . . eager Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 Knight Commander 4, Class Oficer 45 V. Football 2, 3, 45 I.V. Football 1 V. Basketball S, 45 I.V. Basketball 25 I.V. Track 1 Freshman Basketball 1. THOMAS ALOYSIUS DURKIN Durk . . . semi-finalist . . . intelligent Class Officer 2, 45 Tower 45 Tower Photography Editor 45 V. Cross-Country 45 Track 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 1, Intramurals 15 Glee Club 15 Greek Club 3, 4. JOSEPH EDWARD EBLER Joe . . . cars . . . sunglasses S.A.C. 45 Outdoor Club 15 Radio Club 3, 45 Biology Club 4. ALFRED THOMAS ESCHBACH Allie . . . epitome . . . basketball enthusiast Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 School Show 1, 4. ANTHONY JOSEPH ESSER Tony . . . burly . . . sluggish S.A.C. 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 2, Science Club 1: School Show 4. CHARLES ROBERT FARRELL Charlie . . . courteous . . . reserved Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1g Pirate 4g Intramurals 1, 2, Class Medal 2, 3, Greek Club 3, 4g Literary Club 3, 4. MICHAEL KEVIN FITZSIMONS Fitz . . . rassler . . . jester Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 Knight Commander 4g Class Officer 2, V. Wrestling 2, 3, 4, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. '55 -5 DAVID MICHAEL FLYNN Dave . . . lanky . . . funny Kmghts af Setonm 1, 2, 3, 45 Pxrate 3, Intramurals 8 12,3321 4, School Show 1, School Play 45 French u , . ROBERT CLYDE FOLTIN Bob . . . handsome . . . athletic Kmghts of Setama 1, 2, Class Offzcer 3, 4g V. Swzm- ming 1, 3, j.V. Football 2, Outdoor Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 School Show 1g French Club 3. UQ WILLIAM LEONARD FRIEDEL Bill . . . eager . . . composed Knights of Sctonia 1, 2, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 4. CARL FRANCIS GALAUSKI Carl . . . orator . . . drawer Spectrum 4, Pirate 3, 4, Outdoor Club 1, S.A.C. 4, Debating Society 3, 4, Biology Club 4, Radio Club 4. ini VINCENT LOUIS GAMBA Vinnie . . . calm . . . soft-spoken Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 4, Math Club 4, Radio Club 3, 4. . MICHAEL ALBERT GEILHAUSEN G11 . . . lofty , . . collected Knights of Svfonia 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Track 4, I.V. Track ?:,ILij:f1zi1rai111irals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 4, French u , . ei ik , MJF, uv P ' ,,.. ROBERT JOSEPH GHIRLANDA Bob . . . swift . . . continental Knights of Sctmzia 1, 2, Class Officer 3, V. Cross- Crziizztgy 4, V. Track 4, I.V. Track 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, . ANGELO ALEXANDER GIARLETTA Ang . . . tenuous . . . witty Knights of Sctonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.C.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Offical-1 3, Pirate 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 1, 2, . 36 lf 2 rrp-' L 'PPT' t P1 HUGH GERARD GRADY jerry . . . bland . . . keen Knights of Setonia 1, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Band 1, 2, School Show 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4. JAMES FRANCIS GROTE Ji1n', . . . shy . . . devoted Knights of Selonia 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 1, 2, French Club 3. RICHARD FORD HEALEY Rich . . . responsible . . . lively Knights of Setunia 1, 2, 3, 4, Knight Commander 4, V. Wrestling 3, 4, V. Golf 3, 4, J.V. Track 25 In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 School Show 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES DONALD HEBSON jim . . . musician . . . extenuated Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 School Show 1, 2, Outdoor Club 1, Rifle Club 3. BRIAN RICHARD HUNT Brian . . . strong . . . bull back Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Knight Commander 4, Class Officer 1, 2, V. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Basket- Imll 3, 4, I.V. Basketball 1, 25 School Shaw 4. JEROME JOSEPH JARECKI jerry . . . good-looking . . . agile . . . a friend Knights of Setonia 4, V. Golf 3, 45 S.A.C. 3, 4g School Show 45 Intramurals 3, 4, Booster Club 4, French Clulr 4, Math Club 4. 37 les-4 -t '5 2325 twiki, A .Q 'Y Hi ,iv si DANIEL JOSEPH JONES I Dann3i . . . golden arm . . . nice guy Knights of Setonia 3, Pirate 4, V. Golf 4, Booster Club 4, Intramurals 3, 4. JOHN DANIEL J ORGENSEN ujackx' , . . capricious . . . collected Class Officer 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, School Show 2 3, 4, Debating sammy 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, 1,11 trarnurals -3 . THOMAS EDWARD KAVANAGH Kew . . . thin . . . duck , . . intramuralist Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 4, Pirate 4, Tower 4, V. Swimming 3, 4, I.V. Track 2, S.A.C. 4, Intramurals 51,1 ?J,33,44, School Show 4, Booster Club 4, French u , . THOMAS EDWARD KELLY Kel,' .A . . three-letter man . . . amiable Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Knight Commander 4, Class Officer 4, V. Football 3, 4, V. Basketball 3, V Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Rifle 1, J.V. Football 2, I.V Basketball 2, School Show 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Outdoor Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Wi RICHARD DEVOE KERNAN Chud . . . steadfast , . . placid . . . sense of humor Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Knight Commander 4, Tower 3, Tower Editor-in-Chief 4, Pirate 2, Pirate Sports Editor 3, 4, V. Tennis 2, 3, 4, V. Equestrian gi ig intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Club 1, French U . 38 tif' BRIAN ANTHONY KING Kong . . . scholastic . . . serious Pirate 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, Greek Club 3, 4, Book Club 4. RICHARD MICHAEL KINNEY Rich . . . dip . . . retiring Pirate 1, 2, School Play 3, Chess Club 1, 2, Intramurals , . a,.,.g VW JAMES ROBERT KLIMASKI Klem . . . points west . . . historian Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.C.S. 1, Tower 4, V. Equestrian 2, S.A.C. 4, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4- Outdoor Club 1, Aviation Club 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, 4g Biology Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL PETER KONYHA Paul . . . good-looking . . . short . . . wiry Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, V. Wrestling 1, 4, I.V. Football 2, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH EDWARD KOPECKY Ken . . . wild . . . bow . . . nonconformist Knights of Setonia 1, 2, Class Officer 1, 3, Tower 4, V. Football 2, 3, 4, V. Track 2, 1.V. Track 1, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.C. 3, 4, School Show 4, Booster Club 4, Outdoor Club 1, Greek Club 3, 4. 39 1-6' W-rm' .. . , B , , . i ff ,li NF- x xxx 'xx JOHN CHARLES KRAUSE John . . . noisy . . . eager Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, J.V Football 2, rv. rmck 1, 2, Band 1, 2, znemmufazi 1, 2, 3, 4g School Show 3, 4, French Club 3, 4. STEPHEN CHARLES KREUGER Kreugv . . . minute . . . anchor Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4g Pirate 25 Band 1 School Show 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2. RICHARD HENRY KROL Rich . . . quiet . . . considerate Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, I.V. Football 2- In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 1, 4, Selioolllflay 4, Outdoor Club 1, Radio Club 3. GEORGE JAMES LAIR George . . . spring hero . . . mighty Knights of Setanta 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 4, .V. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Golf 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.C. 4, School Show 1, 2, 4, Booster Club 4. ROBERT ALBERT LANG Miken . . . comical . . . athlete Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 44 V. Football S, 4, V. Baseball 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 School Show 1, 2, Booster Club 45 Greek Club 4. EUGENE LEO LEONARD Gene . . . historian . . . studious Tower 4, Pirate 2, 3, 45 Debating Society 3, 4, In- tramurals 1, Greek Club 4, Math Club 4. 40 4 x L Yggzi JOHN JAMES LINFANTE john . . , witty . . . marksman Knights of Selonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Spectrum 3, 4, V. Rifle 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Greek Club 3, 4, Radio Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS FRANCIS LOWE Tom . . . good-natured . . . nice guy Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Pirate 1, 2, S.A.C. 4, School Show 1, 2, 4, Press Club 1, French Club 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS BURTON LUPO Lupe . . . sparkling . . . homework l?l . . . aquatic Knights of Setonia 1, 2, Class Officer 2, 4, V. Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Track 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, S, 45 School Show 3, 4, French Club 4, Radio Club 3, 45 Booster Club 1, 4. CARLO LOUIS MAINARDI Carlo . . . slender . . . WISS Knights of Setoma 1, Class Officer 2, Glee Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4. GARY STEPHEN MARTIN uhllllltllln . . . modest . . . height Knights of Setonirz 1, Class Officer 4, Tower 45 V. Truck 3, 1.V. Basketball 2, I.V. Track 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Greek Club 4. JAMES FRANCIS MATTHEWS Wimpy . . . jovial . . . hasty ni his o Setonia 1 2 3 4 Class O icer 2 V K H f , , , 4 ff : I- - Basketball 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 1, French Club 3, 4. 41 WY 2. .W , of '-3, T , gi . 5 F ::-5 4 sa a gn 11555:-inf' 1-1 - ff:-r. -'21-'zirv' f TIMOTHY ROBERT McCORMICK Tim . . . lanky . . . Intramural star Knights of Setonia 2, 3, 4, Intrmnuruls 2, 3, 4, French Club 3. KEVIN BARRY McGOVERN Kev . . . accountable . . . sprxght Knzghls of Setoma 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4. JOSEPH MICHAEL McKENNA Joey . . . astute . . . swift Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, V. Cross-Country 3, 4, V. Track 3, 4, J.V. Cross-Country 2, I.V. Track 1, 2, Outdoor Club 1, French Club 3, 4. MATTHEW JOSEPH McLOUGHLIN Matty ' . . . colossal . . . sparkling Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, I.V. Football 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Shaw 3, 4, Outdoor Club 1. JOSEPH JOHN McNAMARA Mac . . . convertlble . . . dependable Ixnzghts of Setoma 1, 2, 3, 4, Tawcr 4, School Show had 3, 4, lntrrmwrals 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4. EDWARD ALLAN MIKLUS 'GT7 Mlk . . . decorahons . . . plpe Kmghts of Setoma 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.C. 4, Bmlogy Club 4, Literary Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM GEORGE MINK B111 . . . sllent . . . pleasant Kmghts of Setama 1 2 3 4' Pzrate 4 Radw Club 3 PAUL ROBERT MOMAT if Pau tranqull sturdy Kmghts of Setoma 3 4 V Football 3 V Baseball 3 RONALD HENRY MORGAN Ron . . . smoker . . . story teller Knights nf Setoma 1, 2, 3, Pxrate 2, 3, 45 Debatmg Society 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN RUSSELL MORRISON Tucker . . . accomplished . . . cager . . . cool Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 1, 2, 35 V. Football 2, 45 V. Basketball 2, 3, 4, V. Tfack 3- I.V. Football 1, I.V. Basketball 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. SEAN CHARLES MOYER .. ,. . . Scan . . . lersurely . . . amusmg Knights of Setnnia 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Swimming 1, 25 School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 8, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, ROBERT JOHN MULLEN Bob . . . smiling . . . reserved ' Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ....f,'.w,-if V EDWARD FRANCIS MURPHY Ed,' . . . jokestcr . . . sparkling Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, I.V. Swimming 15 School Show 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. - CERARD PATRICK MURPHY Murphv . . . hep . . . lounger Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, Y.C.S. 1, 2, School Show 1, 2, 4, Booster Club 4, Outdoor Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. SIMON TARAS NAHNYBIDA Simon . . . Roman's buddy . . . shy Knights of Setania 3, German Club 3, 4, Literary Club 2, 3, Press Club 15 Russian Club 2, 3. MICHAEL EDWARD NAYLOR Mike . . . tiny . . . exuberant Knights of Setonia 2, School Show 45 Booster Club 45 ' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. LOUIS JOSEPH NAZZARO Lou . . . smoker . . . lounger Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, I.V. Track 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 School Show 45 French Club 3, 4. 44 MICHAEL AUGUST NERVI Miken . . . sharpshooter . . . responsible Knights of Setonia 1, Class Officer 1, 2, Tower 4, V. Equestrian 2, 3, V. Rifle 2, 3, 4, S.A.C. 4, School Show 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Math Club 4, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR WILLIAM NILSEN Art . . . abiding . . . lucky V Wrestling 4, S.A.C. 4, Intramurals 4. JOHN LOUIS NOSHER Nosh . . . capacious . . . accountable Knights of Setonia 1, 4- Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4, Tower 4, V. Equestrian 2, 3, V, Rifle 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Greek Club 3, 4, Biology Club 4, Outdoor Club 1, Radio Club 2, 3. ANTHONY WILLIAM NOVITSKY Tony . . . huge . . . peace piper Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Knight Commander 4, Pirate 3, 4, Debating Society 3, 4, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, Math Club 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM JAMES O'BRIEN O'B . . . quick . . . smiling Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 4, V. Basketball 2, 3, 4, V. Baseball 1, 2, I.V. Basketball 1, 2, S.A.C. 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Outdoor Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 45 .wg , - ,Eu wigs vm. w saw, ZS er DONALD WILLIAM ORTH Don . . . alert . . . talker Kngihts of Setonia 1, 2, 35 Spectrum 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, V. Track 4, J.V. Track 3, Band 1, 2, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 4, Greek Club 3, 4, Library Club 1 2- Intramurals 1, 2. FRED JOSEPH ORTYL Fred . . . thm . . . serlous Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4g Booster Club 45 Math Club 4g Outdoor Club 15 Radio Club 3, Intramurals -'-'-fro '-' i 'W . DAVID CONRAD PALLESEN , Dave . . . conversationalist . . . chuckling Knights of Setonia 2, 35 S.A.C. 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY LOUIS PANGARO Tony . . . diminutive . . . mild Knights of Setonia 1, 2, Class Officer 45 Tower 3, 4, V. Wrestling 3, 4, 1.V. Track 1, S.A.C. 4, School Show 2? L2 ig Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Radio Club 3, 4, Math C u . ANTHONY JOSEPH PATERNO Tony . . . Newarker . . . Vinny's buddy Biology Club 4, Math Club 4, Radio,Club 4. 1 PAUL SALVADOR PATINO Paul . . . early riser . . . hxtchhlker Intramurals 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4. f-vw 7.1 Y-..-av Ff ROBERT ALLEN PERKINS Bohn . . . muscular . . . German scholar V. XVrestZing 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Club 1. STEPHEN DONOHOE PETT Steve . . . tiny . . . bright Knights of Setnnia 1, 2, 3, 4, Tower 4, S.A.C. 45 School Play 4, Greek Club 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LEE PIEGDON Pieg . . . tranquil . . . Willie's fan Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 School Show 4g French Club, 3, 4, Book Club 4, Math Club 4. STEPHEN MICHAEL PLACA Steve . . . Greek scholar . . . hefty Knights of Setonla 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 2, 3, 4, Greek Club 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS EDWARD POLINSKI Frank . . . Ski's buddy . . . constant Knights of Setonia 1, 2, Y.C.S, 2, 3, S.A.C. 4, Photog- raphy Club 1, 2. JOHN JOSEPH POWER 'ilolml' . . . Yankee fan . . . clextrous Knights of Selonia 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Track 3, Chess Club 1, 2, 8, 4- Greek Club 3 4 ' ffiim, 7E.xrgt:Fb'!Z.iv-. Y-.--7-gr ...,, K5 -ma 1 '51 L: Fl PATRICK VINCENT POWERS wg gil Pat . . , swimming ace . . . dependable Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, V. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, S.A.C. 3, 45 French Club 3, 4. MICHAEL EDMUND PRENDERGAST Mike . . . abstruse . . . spirited Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, V. Golf 5, gcliiool Show 2, 3, 4, Press Club 15 Intramurals 1, MICHAEL STEVEN PURZYCKI Mike . . . forceful . . . athletic Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 3, 4, V. Football 3, 45 V, Basketball 3, 45 I.V. Basketball 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.C. 3, 4. JEROME FRANCIS RAGAUSKAS Ie1Ty,' . . . conqueror . . . Fr. Higgins, buddy Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4g Spectrum 3, 4, Pirate 1, gi ?7,34,4Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Greek Club 3, 4, Literary u , . A ,, 3435 iii' qjfmvzii Si ru 4 GERARD REMMERT RAINES Cer . . . neat . . . walking distance Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 V. Equestrian 2, 3, LV. Track 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH JOHN RIVA Joe . . . soft-spoken . . . minute Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.C.S. 1, French Club :Aus JOHN DENNIS ROONEY Jack . . . towering . . . calm Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Basketball 3, 45 I.V. Basketball 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 2, 3, . MICHAEL ANTHONY RUSSO Mike . . . journalist . . . desert boots Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Pirate 1, 2, Feature Editor' 3. 4, Glee Club 1g School Show 1, 2, 3. 4, School Play 4, Library Club 3, 4, Literary Club 3, 4. DONALD JOHN RYAN Donny . . . avid dancer . . . hep Knights of Sesonia 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 2, 3, I.V. Basketball 2,'1ntrarnurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Club 1. WILLIAM JOSEPH SALES Soupy . . . party-goer . . . smiling Class Officer 2, 3, S.A.C. 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Outdoor Club 1. ROBERT FRANK SANTORIELLO Bob '. . . composed . . . bowler Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 35 Class Officer 4, Intramurals ,3, 4. FRANKLYN JOHN SARACINO Frank . , . T-bird . . . agreeable Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 V. Swimming 2, ln- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, S.A.C. 3, 4, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Outdoor Club 1. 49 is I QI! NEIL CHRISTOPHER SCANLAN Neil . . . witty . . . rainbow jacket . . . dynamic Class Officer 1, 4, Tower 2, 3, Art Editor 45 Pirate 1, 2, 3, Art Editor 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 45 School Show 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. PETER DWIGHT SCHAEFFLER Sha-1ff . . . antique cars . . . fast Knights of Sctonia 1, 4, V. Cross-Country 1, 2. 3g V. Track 44 I.V. Track 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 4: Drill Team 15 S.A.C. 45 Outdoor Club 15 French Club 4. VADIM MICHAEL SCHALDENKO Vadim . . . scholarly . . . swift Class Officer 4, V. Cross-Country 2, 3, 4, I.V. Cross- Country lg V. Track 2, 3, 4, Class Medal 1, 3, Biology Club 4. ROGER WILLIAM SEDMONT Bog . . . good-driver CPD . . . brainy Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 45 V. Equestrian 2, Chess Club 2, Book Club 3, 4. ROBERT EDGAR SEIDENZAHL Bob . . . grappler . . . Capri Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Wrestling 3, 4, I.V. F ootbull 2. 50 JOSEPH LOUIS SELTZER Smiley,' . . . sensible . . . relaxed Knights of Setrmia 1, Class Officer 4, Tower Literary Editor 4, Pirate 4, I.V. Basketball 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4, School Show 1, 2, 35 Booster Club 4, Biology Club 45 French Club S, 4. JOHN HAROLD SEMAR Jack . . . racketer . . . deliberate Knights of Setonifl 1, 2, 3, 4g V. Tennis 2, 3, 45 I.V. Track 14 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: School Show 1. 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4g Aviation Club 3, French Club 4. JOHN ALBERT SHADE Shotgun . . . weak puns . . . intelligent Knights of Selonia 1, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. ROMAN THADDEUS SHEBUNCHAK Roman . . . Simon's buddy . . . firm KTliE!hfS uf Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.C.S. 1, 2, Intramurals 15 School Show 4. GREGORY ANDRE SMITH Smitty . . . powerful . . . reposed Knights of Setoniu 1. 2, 3, 4, Knight Commander 45 Class Officer 4, V. Football 8, 4, V. Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 51 Q. Q3 E? L .EZ be . akE HARRY DANIEL SNYDER Cat . . . linebacker . . . girls Knights of Sctonia 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 2, 3, V. Football 2, 3, 4, I.V. Football 1, I.V. Track 1, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.C. 3, 4, School Show 4, Booster Club 4, French Club 3, 4. CHARLES FRANCIS STAATS Cholly . . . playboy . . . sharp Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, V. Football 3, I.V. Football 2, 1.V. Track 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.C. 3, 4, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Outdoor Club 1. GEORGE WILLIAM STADLER George', . . . W'alt's buddy . . . lounge patron Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, S.A.C. 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 2, -3, 4, Booster Club 4, Radio Club 4. WALTER ROBERT STASIEWICZ VValt . . . Ceorge's buddy . . . stocky Knights of Sctonia 2, I.V. Football 2, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Math Club 4, Radio Club 4. I , . . ..,. ,,-, .. . - ..,,,v,7 4 ,TfJv.:.5D'E ?'i A E l -. .1 r' of U, .1, JOHN MICHAEL STILLWAGGON jack . . . tennis . . . quiet Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Wrestling 4, V. Tennis 52, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.C. 4, School Show WILLIAM TERRY SUGGS Bill , . . academic . . . debator Tower 4, Spectrum 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating Society 3, 4, School Show 2, 3, 4, Greek Club 3, 4, Library Club 2, S, 4. 52 . i-- l .. me V -, QF- -V77-..-1 - 'Mn RUSSELL JOSEPH SVEDA Russ . . . articulator . . . conservative Knights of Setonia 1, 4g Pirate 3, Feature Editor 4, Y.C,S. 1, 4- Debating Society 3, 4, School Show 1, 25 School Play 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 1, 2, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glce Club 1, 2, DALE FRANCIS SWIDER Dale . . . radio ham . . . meritous Knights of Setonio 1, Chess Club 1, 25 Book Club 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4. JOSEPH ANTHONY TANNE Joe . . . quiet . . . intellectual Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, I.V. Track 2, 3, 4, Class Medal 1, 2, 3, Chess Club 3, 4, Greek Club 4, Math Club 4. FRED WILLIAM THIEMANN Freddie . . . book worm f?J . . . sick comic Knights of Setanta 1, 2, 3, 4g School Show 2, 4, Outdoor Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL ANDREW THOMPSON Paul . . . dragster . . . instrumentalist Knights of Sctonin 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 1, 2. 3, 4, Outdoor Club 1. JOHN SALVATORE TRIARSI Tri . . . loquacious . . . concerned Knights of Srmnia 1, 4, Class Ogicer 2, 35 School Show 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 53 lg 555 ii mr 0 HBH fam l ik-4 ,f . ii 'TF' in- f RICHARD VINCENT TROY Rick . . . well-liked . . . able Class Officer 3, 4, V. Cross-Country 35 Intramurals 3, 16,1 ZIBCLI4, Booster Club 4, Library Club 3, French u , . ROBERT ALAN VAICULEVICH Bobby Veev . . . unperturbed . . . amiable Knights of Setonia 1, 2, S, 4, French Club 3, 4, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. LEONARD MICHAEL VALGE Lenny . . . rapid . . . ingenious V. Track 2, S, 45 I.V. Cross-Country 2, I.V. Track 1g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL HENDRIK WIETSMA Paul . . . Hackensack . . . friendly Knights of Setania 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.C. 45 School Show g, gg guidour Club 15 French Club 3, 4, Intramurals JOSEPH JOHN WILLIX Joe . . . animalistic . . . Weight-lifter Class Officer 1, 2, 3, V. Wrestling 2, I.V. Football lg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 54 ROBERT EMMETT WRIGHT Babu . . . physics master CPD . . . never wrong Knights of Setonia 1, 4, Bond 1, 2, School Show 4 Outdoor Club 1, French Club 3, 4, Library Club 1 2 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE JOSEPH WYRWA Gene . . . calm . . . Italian scholar 5Knights of Sctonia 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BENJAMIN LEONARD YASHINSKI Benny . . . Stan's buddy . . . questions Knights of Setonia 1, I.V. Football 2, Intramurals 1 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Biology 4. PAUL JOSEPH ZINGG Homer . . . punster . . . easy-going . . . duffer Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, 4, Knight Commander 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Pirate 2, Sports Editor 3, 4, Y.C.S. 2, 4, V. Golf 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, gcihgoi Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, Booster u . KENNETH ARNOLD ZIOBRO Kenny . . . last but not least . . . smoker Knights of Setonia 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, School Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Club 2 Ski Club 4, French Club 3, 4. 55 '63 SEN fi X . -,,, ' pt ' '-H K. D ' A-.. Al g 'TV' J HL' Hn gl! .671 A' M ' - - ' -. - . w ,ftp f' .ab -,-- ,-, D 11 ' ' ff ,, , Most Likely to Succeed W Joseph Tanne '- A SJ . l V . C- -' B we B .sf e at - f ' .f . 4 ..,. .,, A , Wg x,,, 'L' Best Athlete John Morrison L ' i Best Personality Z James Wolf f m -' 'H , 5 Q witness Q , E Q K ' I N Thomas Lupo , ' - -' - V ' ff - ' f , i Best Loo ing 'Qv.' ' - ' Robert Foltin ' E g' Al' o v H H 4 M... QIIL .. Best Dressed ' Vaughn Dunn F 5 ' 56 UPERL J' X vw jx, , -NX ' C N 1 N Most Courteous John Miller ' If in A ' a fr-5411 ' -.X '- ff .Jjjm Quietest Brian Connolly .,n,n-.1 TIVE , ,4- fytv on M '- ' 'fav q A---1 I alll V q l x L . 1 A , , 1 M ost Modest Maurice Dullea ' e l f Q , lf , ,iv J' Best Speaker Russel Sveda 57 1 1 X M 1 Did Most for Seton Hall John Harrington 4 L ' .l .E . , , 5 4552112 fy' l0lIp Iit7 l , 57' --sv- . ff - , . ' I n Best Natured Greg Smith 1 fmsw ,, ' ' DUFFY HALL X If XXHX With Counsel The unclerciassmen have more than an intuition of the right tiling to do or say in. the time, place, and circumstances in which they find themselves. 'N-.v -,S ww. U.. 5 M -'--4... U DERCLASSME ?4i X PRAY srunsur PEACE ' N Xbllh Front Row: R. Hynes, R. Vitillo, I. Napurano, R. Wolff, J. Kopley, W. Butler, I. Walsh I. Saltzer, G. xVZllSl1, R. Stevens. Second Row: L. Ruff, R. Mieliwocki, J. Paradise, G. Fusco A. Simonelli, R. Upton, I. D'Atre, P. Berlinski, 1. Varga, D. Collins. Third Row: 1. Eckel I. Barbonc, B. Noll, J. Brennan, R. Coughlin, G. Vogler, XV. NVard, S. Schocnhaus, R. Guibilo Back Row: R. Coe, R. Daly, A. O'Neill, J. Bowen, R. Meehan, P. Aton, D. Jensen, T. Giblin 7 1 Front Row: A. DeNoia, L. D'Aclclario, R. Kennedy, A. Norcott, R. Pulazzi, J. Cclla, O. Pelech B. Rakoczy, D. Murphy, G. Dipner. Second Row: B. O'Toole, S. Iarocki, P. Kieman, T Burrow, R. Driscoll, J. Malyska, I. Rose, I. McMahon, I. Aurilio, L. Heinzmzmn. Third Row: R. Kurdyla, I. Prisco, R. Ericksen, I. Fannan, M. Faltraco, J. Rozanski, I. Stanecki, M Piotrowski, R. Smialowicz. Back How: D. McHugh, W. Langheld, I. Shclhimcr, T. Lesko K. Pentony, I. Diesso. J Front Row: R. Serino, P. Dispcnzerc, W. Matthews, A. Roche, F. Knox, I. Dargis, R. Dixon, E. Deck, F. Coolick. Second Row: D. Steckroth, F. Brown, R. Hanson, I. Takacs, G. Hardin D. Clifton, J. Law, P. Kicly, C. Hemg. Tlzirzl Row: A. Casciano, J. Almeida, I. Skurka, R Longo, L. Monohan, M. Murray, C. Del Polito, C. Zmuda, NV. Smith. Back Row: C. Cerney T. Dillonna, T. Butler, D. lN'IcLoughlin, T. Kcrrigan, YV. Straclc, W. Hanley, L. Karosen Front Row: J. Rodgers, R. Villani, R. Mendes, P. Schwierk, I. Paradise, W. Butler I Zegar XV. Renahan, E. Fredrick, NV. Cisielski. Second Row: I. McDonough, J. Patterson R Leach A. Dimctros, T. Kelly, I. Marino, T. MacMahon, I. Cotter, A. Van Dyke, K. Merck Third Row R. Dorn, P. Thompson, F. Cicio, I. Butter, A. Knrab, I. Spohr, R. Paladino, D. Gavin R Kelly D. Hawkins, A. Payne. Back Row: R. Willoughbys, P. Spiessbach, R. Cuibilo A Kunka G Vogler, R. Upton, R. Daly, D. XViscly, I. Bowen, D. Tarenci. 1 s Front Row NV Kreig, T. Leo, A. Sannitti, I. Buzicka, B. Giorgio, F. Fusco, V. Gorman, A. Feret Second Row V. Capano, C. Mahone, D. Mochtak, T. Santoro, C. Peteyu, XV. Dennehy, I Schnuder A Grimm. Third How: I. Crillos, C. Murphy, T. Dwyer, T. Perone, D. Furgnoli, D Spaulding F Pedalino. Back Row: M. Burke, P. Finnerty, F. Reheis. Front Row: R. Patetta, B. Bodlak, V. Abdy, G. Capopagli, V. Cusewski, J. Brando, R. Lazaro M. Beirne. Second How: T. Dougherty, VV. Bedell, P. Monaccili, I. Beaulieu, R. Parente, G Tobin, K. Doyle. Third Row: M. Galb, G. Fusella, I. McDonough, R. Blasi, B. Torppey, I Spindlelrl, C. VVa1eski, I. Branrmgan. Back Row:: T. Fasinski, S. Kwader, D. Wynne, G Hornec er. fr, fl 'f Front Row: A. Bufnno, J. Pellegrino, E. Winogracki, A. NVysocki, B. O'Reilly, R. VVilliams T. Blake, R. Core, T. Polakowaki, P. Cassidy. Second Row: G. Ruane, R. Bolen, C. Knoeringer, P. Cerzn, J. Dignnn, P. Burke, R. Merklinger, A. Breslin, C. Bozza, E. McHugh. Third Row. D. Slmning, K. Shanaphy, R. Mortcnsons, P. Moylen, I. Gleason, M. Laracy, I. Calderone M. Levendusky, F. Gross. Bock Row: I. Baron, T. NVentworth, T. Paterson, NV. Edmond R. Lamken, NV. Conover, T. Shugruek, T. McGuinness. Front Row: M. DiPietro, R. Roche, V. Flynn, M. Estock, F. Cifelli, F DeRos'1 I Slevin J. Giesen, B. Chelis, I. Baker. Second Row: F. Calise, M. Senta, I. Almerdi W McDonough S. Curto, A. Rodrigues, V. O'Rourke, W. Plamondon, I. Lombardi, C. Zahuykevrdr Thml Row G. Sheridan, R. Stefanotty, R. Fettweis, T. Dunn, R. Bngnell, T. Farrell, T MLLoonc E Fox M. Deltufo, W. Fernandez, F. Quinn. Back Row: G. Marino, J. Smith, S Dolce I Wild E Zatopek, M. Schottelkotte, L. Stelzer, D. Nutting, V. Macc, A. Knocdler Front Row: I. Kopel, R. Barbone, A. Pecoraro, R. McBain, P. Brookes, R. Aembisz, W. Braeuer, P. McKee, T. Gorman, D. Veglia. Second How: B. Ford, T. McAluanah, I. Hartley, I. Manelski, R. Keogh, R. DeRosa, R. Stompf, I. Stryiewski, I. Zarzycki, R. Mueller. Third Row: B. Bienko, M. Horgan, R. Brys, R. Stiso, N. Malgieri, S. Pszczolkowski, T. Cregan, J. Buzar W. Galayda. Back Row: M. DiPaola, S. Stoyko, W, Cowen, R. Stacller, W. Mulkeen, I. Oldham, I. Guterl, R. Heffers, I. Schutze. 1 Front Row: M. Reilly, J. Fleming, F. Gutekunst, A. Fairchild, I. Luongo, M. Feeley, R Corbett, D. Buffington, D. Pryor, T. Gaven. Second How: K. Taylor, XV. Burke, T. Bennert V. DeSalvo, A. Sous, J. Connolly, XV. Holt, F. Napal, C. Salvatore, C. O'Neill. Third Row. I. Truppo, T. Elwood, F. Reilly, J. Twomey, G. Eagan, T. McCormack, N. Vitale, I. Yakes D. McGanin. Back Row: R. Fusco, W. Martin, A. Dowclell, P. Rudolf, T. Brodo, J. Riva Front Row: M. Manno, P. Murphy, M. Granieri, R. Saal, R. Morey, E. Grant, P. Maisano NV. Wilowatys, H. Gardner, R. Conti. Second Row: R. Nilsen, T. Swan, I. Strong, N Pontilena, J. Fagan, N. Giles, V. Esoldi, M. Klimashkey, J. Egan. Third Row: M. Babbitt E. Vellucci, F. Russo-Alesi, G. Bosset, XV. Voight, R. Begley, H. Eska, D. Minish, I. Hession Buck Row: M. Fegan, G. Doelimer, T. Greuz, B. Rowland, VV. Mussone, R. O'Neal, T Scllwester, M. Finn. Front Row: P. Zaicocclla, S. Grabou, J. Stanek, I. Coullet, F. Gamba, G. Colavito, G. Terrezza, T. Tully, R. Farrington, H. Siegel. Second Row: A. Kidd, I. Lukiw, R. Hirsch, G. Campesi, D. Dankiewicz, I. Mulvaney, D. Birch, I. Pankeuier, D. Pustcna, A. Bianchi. Third How: S. Kline, R. Rusak, F. Miller, R. Tanner, R. Dominick, R. Pulley, NV. Niziolck, A, Birdsnll, I. Vincelette, I. Lacen. Back Row: R. Schneider, A. Doweyko, J. Dudyshyn, NV. Ebert, I. Schmitt, E. Rochford, W. Wodlich, T. Krocger, NV. Crabowski. C . , ...Edt S. gm' -,Sn Front Row: I. Hunrahan, R. Lewinski, I. Quigley, L. Qurglia, P. WValentiscl1, P. Baenziger E. Henry, K. Hoyne, I. Vifiegancl, T. Brennan. Second Row: I. Dalesandro, P. Faughnan, I McGovern, I. Noll, T. Ertel, G. Lang, NV. Farlancl, J. Kelly, A. Forte, M. Engehnan. Third Row. M. Camallo, L. Gray, P. Ulias, NV. Beclson, J. Parclla, T. McDonough, VV. VVelJber, S. Iakubik F. Grimm. Back Row: A. Connolly, I. Haugh, A. Imperiale, J. Dunsmuir, R. Stato, F. Saunders A. Dilioranni, J. Murray, XV. Schulz. J 1 x Front Row: T. Counilmn, T. Dispenzere, H. Leonard, I. Henry, P. Burrows, I. Kane, VV Delaney, R. Robnk, D. Kowalski, S. Stripp. Second Row: D. Hubba, J. Savno, G. Asakiewicz C. Nowoxvicjski, P. Stevenson, L. Chirovsky, Farrell, D. Monte, R. Almeida, R. jones Tlzirzl Row: K. Toczko, W. Young, P. McGrat1, R. Grant, I. McMahon, I. Allen, I. Walsh, J. Gliuzz, P. Clichayl. Back Row: V. Klink, R. O'Brien, G. Surman, I. Hreben, A. Szulczewski, R. Poclcsfinski, C. Balakonis, B. Rockwell, M. Fitzgerald. Front Row: I. DeF1'anco, M. Newman, D. Cardone, R. Fitzpatrick, C. Caruso, W. Maruszczak R. Riva, P. Newman, F. Acldonizio, F. Maxwell. Second Row: J. Vogel, M. O'Brien, D Moor-man, R. Colueei, P. McGuire, A. Poclolski, V. Cialanella, I. Beaelier, R. Timalc, C Martone. Third Row: E. Disalvo, J. Reynolds, I. Amabilc, R. Petrucelli, T. C-eroghty, I. Dinan W. Digiacomo, G. Green, R. Wiesner, C. Camcsik. Back Row: R. Thierry, W. Talanczuk M. Coleman, I. Butler, D. Noll, A. Alexander, L. Bueclicie, R. Scanlon. Front Row: W. Courter, I. Misinski, C. Carneau, B. O'Neill, T. Cheslak, I. Dombroslci, R Dirmeitis, D. Maguire, D. Hallihan, E. Berk. Second Row: P. Darata, I. McCann, R. Messina R. Caseiano, A. Snyder, P. Goley, W. Ricigliano, N. Jarmas, J. Toma, F. Mullanc. Third Bowl F. Zwigard, S. Shaw, I. Montorio, J. Rozanski, N. Menza, K. Ford, R. Zajac, G. Lonergan V. Quinn. Back Row: J. Leber, D. Lalevee, A. Pooley, P. 'wVagner, P. 'Weber, R. Farmer F. McAndrew. Front How: J. Brennan, NV. McVeigh, H. Lyclick, C. Landrigan, I. Catalclo, G. Smith, D. Howland, R. Harper, T. Perry, R. Rosa. Second How: R. Gerard, L. Shapiro, I. Travers, R. Morrow, W. Lorcli, R. Ciaglia, E. Erickson, M. Dchlis, I. McGrath, M. Ciasullo. Third How: R. Loc, XV, Viclal, R. Rupp, A. XfVal1l, C. Grizzalli, D. Menzcl, I. DiVinccntis, I. McCauley, V. Allicrc, E. Klimczak. Back Row: C. Karl, F. Adams, B. W'ein.hofcr, S. Iovin, W. Barlow, T. Courain, I. Bcrning, A. Minniti, D. Manganillo, A. McMahon. Front Row: R. Hougliton, XV, Clinton, F. Pignnataro, P. Miola, C. Santiago, I. Aquilante C. Vclla, I. Dcnkcr, R. Martin, j. Zegler. Second Row: I. Alati, M. Doerilein, P. Bradshaw F. Pollock, NV. Knox, T. Barrett, S. Miknlalc, P. Heaney, R. Collins, P. Love. Third Row: A Rinaldi, C. joel, R. Smith, F. Farcse, L. Mongovi, A. NVQ-st, V. Macki, F. McCronc, F. Burke Back Row: V. Carson, C. Cramlnor, T. VVesolowski, I. McTague, H. Crogger, G. Gumbreclit C. Dcfiglio, F. Doran, M. Nick. 2 7 1 g. .f1Y. ' E WALSH CYMNASIUM X ll XXIXX With Fortituole Athletics move the student to de- velop a mind and body so that he may bear in a manly manner the trials of defeat and the glories of victory. 70 THLETI J-A6 COTBALL i i ters, Kneeling: Co-Captains Mike Purzycki, Brian Hunt, and John Harrington, Front Row: G. Smith, J. Di Benedetto, I. Dunnion, D. Zazzaro, T. Kelly, I. Morrison, I. Colangelo, K. Kopecky, H. Snyder, R. Lang, M. Dullea. Second Row: R. Parente, G. Tobin, G. Vogler, T. Kelly, B. Helfers, VV. Conover, I. Loungo, I. Paradise, P. Finncrty, G. Fusco, T. Petrone, D. Wisely. Back How: Coach F. Tracey, Coach P. Calcagno, S. Dolce, I. Schmidt, 1. I-laugh, J. Calderone, PE Rsynglds, R. Petrocelli, S. Schoenhaus, P. Maiscano, H. Ell, Manager R. Meehan, Head Coach . er uccr. F ootball, the -focal point of the fall at Seton Hall, is indeed important to everyone, be he spectator or par- sTEvE ticipant. Football helps in molding both a strong mind and body. It makes one think, and be strong in his vvaysg it builds character and instills an everlasting spirit into the hearts of all. Integrity, good judgment, and pride are but little buds springing forth from the sport of men. It was a team witl1 these qualities which this year produced the school's first undefeated football season. Coach Tony Verducci and his able assistants formed a Winning unit from a group of boys whom many believed would never make it. In accumulating a 6-0-2 record, the players also captured their second consecutive state championship. Coaches Frank Tracey, Tony Verducci, and Pete Calcagno. '. -' ai. w.. r- emu...- A laig Iurmml for ilu' Sl. Br'm'r1ic'l'x ginnw. -ffl' ' I i V. 1. 2 yy.. 1- r.. ,ay---,G ly-Mx i?,'In.,il3! ii'- W 631 3 pw HQ.: X- .. ,iff .f Ps ,-.uf-.f3,,l. a 'VL-, hiv kgs! X ,,.',3.,3 fl ,g,1g,l3J'!.'Q,Q. .Q-fi? ' 3 'M' lj?-3 1.1. . '-Q' fx' m1M'f . . ft' lf l if 4375 ,, 57 ,h ,, 'f:'K gl KN The potent glilfense-- fe'aitijrt-idffflohn Morrison, Brian Hunt, Jim Colziiigfelgglppm and Ken Kopecky ill the backiieldz igillltlEil'lgi1'f3'SCKilflrllg.:'jlD0WGI' was not to be denied. Biitgufjihfdi key success is its line, and slionellhriglilzlyf -Qfifhicliored by Iohn D- ,,sq- ,'jittg?i1mC1Liaef1 John timing- -tbnE5f6dFlQif'BQ13QgliRtQ,'fB6fbfilI4a1iQ,Q Maury Dullea and Bob He ers.xldhefgwdfei'iifellioijgaxiizedQffliayrcl-cl1a1'ging unit. The victory, had Dunnionf and Greg F usco as and Jim were Tom andif-iMQi11iiis6n?.1:Solid5 Ahhvx f 'A'. ' ..,f, .V L, . Y Q- Lf: A MJ 73 Bucs End Seasonat 6-0e2p Cvercome Irvington, 25-18: Deadlock Bees in Finale Benedict's: After two postponernents, Se- tonia and Benedict's finally met on Nov. 25. Before 8,000 fans, the two teams battled to a 7-7 deadlock in one of the most mem- orable tilts of the rivalry. Following the opening kickoff to Seton Hall, neither team could move the ball on their first two chances. After Greg Fusco's re- covery of a fumble on the Bee 45 the Bucs again gained possession. But the Hall was again forced to punt-Maury Dullea booting it t wrfen next t e Hall got POSSESSIOIINQ of the pigskin, via a Dom Zazzaro, interception, the Pirates took to the airlanes. One play was all thatf was needed as ,lohn Morrison hitl Zazzaro on a 45 yd. pass-rung play. Dullea's kick knotted the? score at 7-7. l Buc-Bee Drives Thwarted 1 Both teams launched unsuc- cessful drives in the last half. Benedict's marched to the Hall 11 before John Harrington and Joe Luongo threw DeMarco for a fourth-down loss. Seton, on a fumble recovery by Bob Lang, went to the Bee 10 before fum- bling and later on a Morrison to Hunt 4-7 yd. pass-rim and as pass to Mike Purzycki moved the Hall to the Bee 18. Two penalties cost the Hall here as they lost the ball on downs. The game ended with the Bucs on the Grey Bee 39. If L Varsity Seniors SETON HALL 13 BLOOMFIELD 13 The season opener saw the Pony Pirates overcome a 0-13 halftime deficit to earn a 18-13 tie. Behind precise blocking, lim Colangelo raced sixteen yards for the first score, with Maury Dullea adding the PAT. Three plays later, Mike Purzycki re- covered a Bengal fumble on the Bloomfield 39 yard line, and eventually scored on a six yard pass from quarterback John Mor- rison. Brian Hunt's part in the victory cannot be overlooked, as he and Colangelo constantly ate up needed yardage. 'si ll? 1 Dewey Dunnion goes for a big first flown. SETON HALL 21 RED BANK CATHOLIC 0 The Pony Pirates went to Red Bank with a burning desire to pocket another victory. Over- coming a slow start in the Hrst quarter, the Bucs drove 66 yards to paydirt, with Brian Hunt H- nally barreling in for the T.D. Late in the same period, Hunt recovered a fumble on the Red Bank 32 yard line. Quarterback Morrison didn't Waste any time, soon after firing an 8-yard scor- ing pass to Tom Kelly. Hunt tal- lied again late in the period, to bring the margin of victory to 21-0. . .3441 .nrrrgsmlmquxpaqz rn.-nigh-14-,-.. r : Speedy Dom Zazzaro eats up the turf. SETON HALL 14 EAST SIDE 7 Against East Side the Hall again displayed its ability to come from behind, as it over- came a lirst period Red Raider T.D. to Hnally emerge the vic- tor, 14-7. After the initial East Side score, the Pirates went to work. Morrison picked up long yardage around end, while Col- angelo and Hunt picked up im- portant yardage inside. Ken Kopecky provided the long gain- er, with a line gallop to the East Side 10. Hunt scored three plays later. In the second half, the Bucs moved upheld behind Mor- rison and Hunt, with Kopecky finally icing the victory on a 5- yarcl run. The Bue defense moves in on another victim. Pirate defense tliwurts Bergen effort. SETON HALL 27 ESSEX CATHOLIC 0 Against a game Essex Catholic team, the Pirates dominated play. The team first scored late in the second quarter, as Dom Zazzaro blocked an Eagle punt and ran it to the three yard line. Hunt tallied soon after, and 'late in the half repeated his T.D. Dulleais PAT gave the Bucs a 13-0 halftime lead. The Pirates tallied twice in the second half, on a 5-yard smash by Morrison and a 13-yard jaunt by Kopecky. Dullea's conversions made it 27- 0, as the defense, led by Dewey Dunnion and Greg Smith, held Essex to a total of four yards rushing. SETON HALL 32 BERGEN CATHOLIC 0 The Bucs were on the move from the opening kickoff, with fullback Hunt finally blasting over for the tally on a one-yard plunge. Minutes later, Morrison connected with Mike Purzycki for 33 yards and another T.D. Afterwards, there was no stop- ping the Hall. Morrison hooked up with Colangelo for one score, and with Dom Zazzaro for still another. Soon after, Zazzaro tal- lied again on a 70-yard run. Both the offense and the defense re- fused to be denied, the latter gaining 410 yards as Morrison completed nine of ten passes. :, ' 1 i- ,ggi cgi' ' - - P ' ' 1 l - A, 1 I 4 . V D - Il ,L ,F :',- . 4' 'i A fl' , ' .T ' Tw- ,L4 '--- ,-gm... U. . . . ,, ,, - . , 5f:'f jGFUl-.-4 .2 . . ef ' . 4.-rf---f -' '--if if : vs?-fr.f46.1ag3-Q-X?iiPs,f.4-Q-L544-3aIavf'f:'.f.r.,1:'-fs, 'iw Map- ,, ' , .. . - 1 . .irq--A,-3' - T-g,L2gi.i-5,351-Qrax3..:, -4, ' - -,ru .Jr f J- 2' b' - AH 1' 1 .-. 4 'r A- ' . .. . ,' . N., 1. '. 1-1' ff if jf N 55,45 'V . 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M ike Purzycki gathers it in. SETON HALL 34 POPE PIUS 0 In their only home-fought con- test of the year, the Pony Pirates clobbered a visiting Pope Pius team from Passaic. Although fail- ing to score in the first period, the Hall game on strong in the second period to push across two tallies, one of them a fifty-three yard pass play from Morrison to Zazzaro. From then on it was easy as the Prepsters marked once in the third and twice in the fourth period to lock up their fifth win of the campaign. For the defense, it was another Whitewash job. SETON HALL 25 IRVINGTON 18 Irvington was next in the Buc's line of conquests. The Pirates scored twice in the first half on touchdowns by Morrison and Hunt, and held a 13-12 lead at intermis- sion. These were the first scores off the rugged Buc defense in six games. Two third period scores cemented the victory. Jim Colan- gelo, whose splendid running ruined Irvington, went over on a 10 yard pass from Morrison. Irvington retaliated with a T.D., but Hunt iced it with a three-yard scoring burst. The Buc defense, led by Harry Snyder, kept the Campers at bay and pushed the team's record to 6-O-1. af f ' ' if , - b Colangelo makes initial stop as defense moves in. The second half brought about a change, as the Hall completely dominated. But the Bees thwarted several scoring threats. On its final march, however, the team moved as though obsessed. Gain after gain brought us within the twenty, but a penalty pushed us back. The Pir- ates moved on. Purzycki made a miraculous catch, but was ruled out of bounds. A penalty forced the Hall back to the Bee 39 yard line, with three minutes remaining. But in less than half that time, the ref- ereeis whistle blew, signifying the end of the game. The 1962 Pirate football squad had earned a tie- and an undefeated season. Come on, big defense! Quarterback Morrison follows H untis interference. SETON HALL 7 ST. BENEDICT'S 7 In the final game of the season, the Pirates went up against a fine St. Benedictis squad, which boasted a 6-1 record. In the the twice-post- poned contest, the Bees mled as prohibitive favorites. They proved their worth in the first half, as Half- back Ralph Lilore scored and a suc- cessful conversion followed. Then it was Setonia's turn. Through the competent running of jim Colan- gelo and the passing of Morrison, the Pirates steamrolled down the gridiron-only to be stopped. But after a Hive punt, the Bucs proved they were not to be denied. Mor- rison hit Dom Zazzaro with a pass, and the fleet halfback took it 45 yards to paydirt. , -A-' 1 'A I' 3' A pg. - , Q9-it 13.5 gk! 5. Q. V 3: '5' . , T'f:fl?.i -,w4 -5915? . .Qs LQ-i LAY' v egg fr JY 9 f 1 ,sv - . 1 ' -MJ l I. . k..,u. - , ecevl?-'b ' , .wg- , , 4n .: 5? 'Y 31.1-1'.' A - ' -ww 'Ai W 'sf ,. f ..' .-92,.f. 'g .-sh. 3,1 2 H- ,YL 4, -,jgag-.E1L1..:y,, sig 'S 5 HARRY SNYDER KEN KOPECKY BRIAN HUNT I J Y 3- ? . .. . A , v f 1' A.r. 4 Yi V . I . JOHN MORRISON Father Giblin presents trophy to Coach Verclucci. MIKE PURZYCKI JOHN HARRINGTON GREG SMITH .354 ,A ff! M mi? ' .W J-H-ivb . -'fab . 1 I V .V . , -e.: '1 ,n ' ll.-1' ,ga -I r ,lsr-:, X R YV,-',.4 ,, x ,r ,.,,-. , '--,,.4,- . -.f 5. V..- ,. -. ' U. f -E r . f v,,,, gf' X7 ap .LHB '1 1 Ji--E if 1' vga, -.vi-' El ima.. 5' , , Zi . xA.: CY v ipaq, 4 Q M Q, . '1--,f, V . . ,. 1 . ,X ,1.1l3 ,',?'qY,-if N 1 - ,AL 4753 .Q KN -5-1 -- N1 AJ wit? xg 'J 4 x 1 4 J. n-, f -L Wlffvsfgv s-Q. ' Vx u R p 5 0.33: VL.. 1,- K IF' ,gn.9?u 'Sgt ii - . K- NP' S i ,A ASKETB LL 5-7 L. sf-1 QI' idk., 'IJ' kjf B gi.. B. 'MWF . 29,4 1 - . K, QE- lf: 1-f. .. ,E QD LJ YIJ' 3 f:'1'3'l il7 Sdkllsl gp' ell Front Row: T. Kelly, B. Hunt, I. Morrison, B. O'Brien, I. Rooney, VV. Matthews. Second Row: Coach Frank Tracey, B. Coughlin, I. Shelhimer, B. XVard, E. Dec, J. Brennan, Assistant Coach Tony Vcrducci. Back Row: J. Casale, C. Gcrney, S. Schoenhaus, B. Langheld, B. Meehan, A. Eschbach. Co-Captains John Morrison and Bill O'Brien flank coaches Frank Tracey and Tony Verducci. 80 In the true Seton Hall tradition, a fine team was again produced at the Prep. Behind the very capable coaching of Mr. Frank Tracey, the Pirates rolled up an impressive 15-5 mark. The individual team standouts were John Morrison and Bill O,Brien. Morrison, one of the state's best, averaged twenty-five points a game and proved to be a fine rebounder. One of the area's top backcourt men, O'Brien was a terror on defense and a passing Wizard on offense. Their overall play was vital in every Buc victory. Whenever the defenses collapsed around Morrison, the offensive slack was picked up by Bill Langheld. The junior sharpshooter was also the team leader in rebounds. Steve Schoenhaus was the man be- hind the plays, while Jack Rooney helped keep the de- fense honest with his fine percentage. Iohn Dunnion, Bob Coughlin, and Brian Hunt provided Coach Tracey with excellent bench strength. The remaining reserves included seniors Tom Kelly and Wimpy Matthews, and juniors Bill Ward, Ed Dec, lim Shelhimer, and jack Brennan. MR. FRANK TRACEY REV. VVILLIAM GIBLIN MR. ANTHONY VERDUCCI Coach Director of Athletics ASSiSfllT1i CUUCII is 1, Mr. Tracey instills a few words of inspiration. Following an opening loss to a powerful Central team, the Pirates reeled off seven consecutive victories, beating such highly-regarded foes as Memorial, Wee- quahic, and Bloomfield. Following an upset loss to St. Benedict's, the Bucs toppled over Hve more foes, in- cluding fine clubs such as Essex Catholic and St. Peter's QN.B.D. It was in the latter game that Morrison set a school scoring record of forty-four points. The regular season was concluded by an upset loss to Belleville and a romp over Thomas Jefferson. VVhile the post-season tournaments failed to produce a championship squad, they did produce one of the team's finest performances and another record breaking effort by Morrison, The Livingston game saw the Pirate ace pour in forty points for an E.C.T. mark. The team,s final victory, against Bergen Catholic, saw the Bucs play one of their best games. With Morrison pouring in twenty-eight points, Bill Langheld and Dewey Dunnion did yeomen work off the boards, as the former threw in eighteen points, Bill O'Brien played brillant defense and contributed eighteen points, as Bob Coughlinfs sharp passes constantly set up scores. It was undoubtedly the finest effort of a fine season. R Action against Essex Catholic. Clockwise: lack Rooney, Bill O'Brien, John Morrison, Steve Sclioenhnus, and Bill Lnngheld. ' THE PIRATE FIVE PLAYER SHOTS GOALS F OULS RBS. Morrison --.-..-- .......... -- 353 187 76 123 O'Brien .... ........ - .............. 1 44 82 42 61 Langheld ----- .. ........ - 215 107 23 160 Rooney - ....., .. ......... .. ......... 78 48 28 95 Schoenhaus ... ........ 88 39 39 45 Dunnion -- ........ -- .............. 33 13 10 34 Coughlin ...,.. -- .... ----.. 14 6 8 23 Hunt ........ ---..... .,...... --.-- 4 2 2 12 Matthews ...... - ............ 16 10 2 5 Kelly ..... ---..- ...... .. .... .. 8 3 0 2 Ward ..-..---- .... --.-.. 6 3 0 9 Dec -- ........................ 1 ..... .. 5 1 1 3 Shelhimer ---..-,-- ..... 1 ...... 2 O 1 3 Brennan ....... .... 2 0 0 0 Totals ....... ,..... - 968 501 232 575 82 ' PTS. PCT. 450 .52 206 .56 237 .50 124 .62 117 .45 36 .40 20 .44 6 .50 22 .63 6 .38 6 .50 3 .20 1 .29 0 .00 1234 .52 luck Rooney john Morrison Bill O'Bricn Briant Hunt RECORD Central ..... Memorial . Irvington . . . Newark Tech. . . Alumni . . . . Weequallic . . VVest Side . Bloomfield . . St. Benedict's . . . Essex Catholic . . Valley .... . Vuilsburg . . Ornage .... St. Peter's fN.B.Q . . Belleville ..... Iefferson ..... ESSEX COUNTY TOURNAMENT Livingston ..... Weequahic . . I . STATE PAROCHIAL Bergen Catholic. . . Roselle Catholic . . jim M nttliews 83 .L .W .W .W .WV .W .W .W .L .W .W .W .W .W .L .W .VV .L adv .W .L Tom Kelly John Dunnion No, there's nothing on the rim. U qv , , 'l-rl fs, mf? .y ! Tucker displays his All-State fomu. ,I Q' ,HL v 1 C . 1, ' , x N, '.x . n 1 'r .A . . X . 1 A ,K ,., v 2 ' A if 'o..' .., il 1' O A S .nllwn x 2' 45 6 'S' o PT' 5 O 0 3 vin p., x 'ff M. .qv s ' ' N NN 0. H x v-.YN -6 M41 xr, - ' fs, N 9 -. xX- ' 1 ' 5 N ' 5:-Q -.. v Eff ' J '44 X , ,.. x 'if W, ' 41' '6 , 4 14 1 '- . D Av- Ll It , f ,, -Q 1,1 1 5' ffl' ' ' 2 2- -7 f mfg 1. H -I 6 .' 'Q ' czzr' '21 11 , 0 - ff 5 X 4- 4 J! nv Q 2 K. Another deuce for Langheld Problem: Who will win this tap? Central's Lott is airborne. ES - jygvn-,,, , .U . rr-N 9 'Jim 1-gd li x vs ,E ,qi , .5 N . 4 K . 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IIIAFS-Wlvinlalrw ml lllUll7 llll 1 7 l T A,', , 'W' , .L , Front How: E. McHugh, B. Ghirlanda, V. Schaldenko, I. Bonder, T. McLoone, T. Kerrigan. Second How: B. Cowan, R. Dome- rGclc,1!.k'l'z1xi11e, J. McKenna, T. Durkin, J. Law. Back Row: T. Salle, G. Sheridan, G. Zahakavich, B. Scanlan, P. Brooks, B. i f anc 's 'i. Once again in 1962, the Pirate harriers enjoyed an- other successful season. Although failing to Win their fourth consecutive state championship, they still man- aged to carry well the name of Seton Hall. The highlight of the season proved to be the harrier,s. winning of the Hudson County C.Y.O. meet. Fine performances by Vadim Scheldenko, John Bonder and Tim McCloone paved the Way to the Buc victory. Although this was the only group meet which the Pirates Won, they came close many times. As in recent years, the team continued to dominate its schedule of dual meets. Many a fine team has fallen to the Pirate squad. The only defeat came at the hands of St. Peter's QN.B.Q. The overall strength of William Persichetty coached teams is evident in the fact that that was the Hrst dual meet loss by a Pirate team in four years. This iine record was the result of days of sweat and determination. The team's success can be chiefiy attri- buted to the running of seniors Vadim Scheldenko, Iohn Bonder, and Bob Ghirlanda. Their performances were instrumental in the team,s success. They were Well backed up by seniors Ioe McKenna, Tom Durkin, and Ioe Tanne. Fine showings were also made by some fine underclassmen, and indicate continued success. Included here would be juniors Ice Law and Tom Kerrigan, and sophomore Tim McLoone. Bonder and McLoone tally-for the Pirates. V- ...U ,wal - Ghirlandu begins to make his move. Kerrigzm out in front L' '4 Vadim breezes over the Fordham course. John Bonder is victorious in the mile Leadoff man joe McKenna. H 8 I, rl Y -Qu ,,..- aizvwwwrffw T ' T .T --1 rn um I 5 ru .Y -xi, , v -' illl-ll I-U Ill! ll Front Row: j. McKenna, R. Ghirlanda, V. Schaldenko, j. XVolf, j. Bender, L Valge D Orth j. Tanne, T. Durkin. Second How: L. Stelzer, B. Cowan, E. McHugh, T Tully I Law U I Z T. Kerrigan, T. .McLoone, j. Cuterl. Bf1Ck.R0lUJ B. Scanlan, B. Manelski, T Keough R Coe ..' .,'.' ,. '.',.i1 . NI Senta M Finn P Broolts G Zahckavlch Continuing his winning ways as one of the state's top track coaches, Coach Bill Persichetty produced another fine indoor track team in 1963. Led by its hurdlers and distance runners, the team did very well in its major indoor meets. Only lack of depth in a few key events prevented an all-winning season. Vadim Schaldenko, the outstanding half-miler in North jersey, teamed with seniors Tom Durlcin and john Bender and junior joe Law to easily hold down the position of top two-mile relay team in the state. Only the Pirate team of two years ago ever ran faster indoors. junior Tom Kerrigan and soph Tim Mclaoone proved to he line reserves. The hurdlers showed their Worth in the state meet, as Don Orth and jim VVolf finished first and second, respec- tively, while Orth set a new state record. The other trackmen also turned in fine johs, although hampered by depth. As the outdoor season approached, the team counted heavily on the indoor stars and the performances of pole vault champ Duane D'Agostino, sprinters Lenny Valge and jolm Ilarrington, high jumper Bob Coughlin, hurdlcr joe McKenna and distance runners Bob Ghir- landa, joe Tannc, and Dan Gavin. A host of promising sophomores provided depth and promise. jimmy NVolf pours it on , v- A I W., 6 . it Gffykutiin 1 VM-,J 1-1 w .ww H ., . , in . -- M Pole vault champ Duane D'Agostino. 4.. .-Ned:- Finals of Catholic Confcrcncc 880 -L- Durkin puts the Pirates out in front. Lenny Valgc turns lt on. joe Law mxtruns his opp X -1 i A N X .L X 1 1 I 1, ,MQ 1 111,11 C7 Mile and two-mile relay team eras State champ Don Orth. WIMMING Front Row: I. McGuire, A. DiGiaccimo, W. DeSalvo, R. Messina M. Babbitt, J. Flemming, B. Burke. Second How: P. Acky, B. Giorgio, XV. Smith, I. McDonough, J. F. Kennedy, A. Nizloik, B. McDonough, F. Brown, XV. McCabe. Back How: A. Pangaro, T. Lupo, P. Powers, T. Kavenaugh, V. Dunn, E. Dellert, M. Faltraco. The 1963 varsity swimming team continued to follow successfully the paths cut by its predecessors in both statewide and national com- petition. The task of moulding the team at the start of the campaign fell upon the shoulders of the newly-appointed coach, Mr. William F erinden. The team's record easily shows how he fared. The natators compiled impressive victories against the top ' scholastic competition in New jersey. State powers Vlfestiield and Pingry provided the only defeats. Reasons for the team,s success this year: the outstanding per- formances of captains Pat Powers and Tony Lupo, freestylers Mike ' at F altraco, Ed Dellert, Bill McDonough and Randy Messina, diver Fred Brown, breaststrokers Vaughn Dunn and Tom Kavenaugh, backstroker Bill Burke, and individual medley man Bill Smith. Individual team strength was shown in the following meets: the National Catholic Championships at Villanova, the Metropolitan Championships at Seton Hall, and the state meet at Lawrenceville. The Hall placed second in the National Catholics, paced by the championship performances of Powers and Brown. The mermen then went on to win the Metropolitan meet for the second year in a row, and place second in the N.I.S.I.A.A. championships. In the state meet, Powers was crowned state champ in both the 100-yard butterfly and 200-yard freestyle, while Faltraco captured the 200-yard individual medley. Trophies on display. r ug- 5 f u 2 Q, Co-cuptai ng Pat POWCYS ll x LW.: ' ' Swimmers absorb Mr. Ferinden's words of wisdom. gg -Q- 'N , C .- I --.. Q-.dpv ,, x F reestylers Powers, Falt Three .nf r 300, and McDonough. coins in a fountain. I s' A '1 I' .1 4, 'Nz 352 ,- f Seniors Tom Kavcnuugh, Tony Lupo, Pat Powers, Vaughn Dunn, and Ed Dcllcrt. 1 -'ffi .1 vw ' Q '1 N umm Q ' wary SPLASH! Couch Fcrindcn instructs bnckstrokcr Bill Burke 4 I 1 Pirate mermen set to explode. Medley relay: Smith, Burke, Kavenaugh, and Messina. r '1 WEE TLI G The 1963 wrestling season proved to be a very successful one for Coach Steve Evanoif and the Pirate matmen. After a slow start, the Pirates went on to capture their last four meets and post a 6-5 mark. The highpoint of the season was reached in the state finals, as Fred Buechel H362 became the first Pirate to ever Win a state championship. Greg Smith, in a tough heavy- weight class, finished fourth. Both were unbeaten in dual meets during the regular season, as Smitty captured the VVashington Invitational-Championship, in which Fred placed second. The stellar performances of the other team members cannot be overlooked. Bob Perkins C1471 finished at 11-3 while taking second in the District championships, Rich Brady overcame a shoulder injury to place fourth in the Districts while posting a 9-5 record, Kevin Fitzsimmons took fourth place in the state A.A.U. championships and finished at 8-3-2, Art Nilsen C1291 ran up an impressive 10-3 mark While garnering third place in the Districts. Fine underclassmen, including Joe Almeida, Bob Nil- sen, Ted Leo, Kevin Murk, Vin Flynn, and Ioe Henry show fine promise for the future. -.- VARSITY RESULTS SETON HALL 55 . . 9 . 13 . 20 . 27 . 17 . 26 . 36 . 26 . 33 . 25 . . Englewood . . . Union . . St. Benedict's . Gov. Livingston. . . Irvington . Sparta . . . . Passaic . Christian Bros. . . . Bloomfield Thomas Jefferson . Essex Catholic 5 31 37 29 21 24 28 8 20 13 21 ull 0- Kneeling: J. Henry, V. Flynn, K. Fitzsimmons, B. Nilsen, A. Nilsen. Standing: T. Leo, F. Bueclicl, R. Perkins, R. Brady Coach Steve Evanoilf, J. Almeida, K. Murk, G. Smith. State champ Fred Buechcl poses with coach Steve Evkmoff Rich Brady grunts, strains,-and wins. Buechel begins to break his man down. f 1' Smte AAU nmn91 UP GfCg Smith in action. ix- x ff ' In 1 La , s A J 'dz ' EW ,r,' ffl 'N S. I . 1 X ,I lv 5, gf 7!' , G ,,, Y 1 1 X A , N c A J X' k l :llll , d h-N Av' Grapplcrs lock horns. in Ef 'siagm ' ' Bob Perkins displays finger-biting tactics before pinning Englewood foc. .L g...L. - up 1 - L x ef C! , , ........,. -.. 1 ' C 'f1fx iw, .sf .. FQ GC. 3' K'-715' 1 3' If 1 if V W . ll, I, 41 Y ! f' 5 ff f ' ' ' ' aff, 'A ,A Us Q, R s ,ap .I ' .si 'Q 55 Di .. ...nts 115543 ,Alix EB LL gi 'A V' H' Q . , ' 1. vm. pf u. . Front Row: T. Kelly, I. Colzmgelo, D. Zazarro, W. O'Brien, G. Lair. Second Row: W. Langheld, W. Ward, D. McHugh, P. Firmerty, S. Schoenhaus, T. Kroeger. Third Row: P. Maisano, YV. Grabowski, J. Lombardi, C. Doehner, M. Klimansky. Back Row: I. Cella, I. Reynolds, J. Travers, N. Menza, B. Noll. .- Q. K- 'KY I Ji ' fsvmfsd T15-65 WIC 4 Ili. law Seniors Dorn Zagarro, Tom Kelly Ckneelingj, George Lair and Jimmy Colangelo. An inexperienced squad and a rough schedule were the problems facing the Prep baseball team as it entered the 1963 season. But a powerful pitching staff ave romise S P 1. M S' Q' of success. George Lair, Joe D'Allesandris, ' and Bill Ward were all established as fine r hurlers. Behind them were three other ex- perienced throwers-Bill Grabowski, Don McHugh, and Bill Langheld. Catcher Tom Kelly, outfielder jim Colangelo, and in- fielders Steve Schoenhaus and Jimmy Rey- nolds were counted on to provide the bulk of the club's hitting. Iniielders Dom Za- zarro and Pete Finnerty, and outfielder Tom Kroeger could also hit, and completed a line fielding unit. Bill O'Brien, Jim Lom- bardi, and George Doehner were capable reserves. With this cast and the grace of God, Coach Frank Trace set out to ca - . . ture his thirteenth Parodlhial A Chang- Tom Kelly awalts the dehvery' ' pionsllip in the past fifteen years. Q Vi l. lr , A -Qi , 5 . x sir. MLA J A 'llallf' , - l Slide, Kellyl slider' fmofhef bingo for s Choenhaug, -Gini fr VE? .su 'n fy, pi if X . B p Q .bf -A -B a... Q e i4., i h vt 'Q ' yn f it itll ' QW.-l, , .. f-:f':-.:- --NW, I , , pl 7-1. 1.1 Y. ' 544160. 'Y ,.frf.'- ,,.. P Lblv ' Z' 'I I ffl ll' - 21M WW 40 as-4- '7 '62 '- . ' 5' 103 Reynolds connects-one Baltimore chop coming up KN 1 1 ' J? Front Hou, R Kennedy P McGuire I Stillwaggon D Pryor Back Row R Hughes I Seinrr R Kcrmn D Hfzwkms 3. X 1 1 Y TENN S The Pirate tennis team entering its third year looks forward to a fine season Under the leader ship of Mr Geoi ge Robertshaw the squad boasts ability and experience Senior Jack Semar is counted on to be the tea1n's big gun. Rich Kernan and jack Stillwaggon, seniors, have proven themselves, and command special at- tention. Dave Hawkins and Richie Hughes have given excellent performances. Backing them up are Paul McGuire, Dennis Pryor, and Bob Ken- nedy. The rough schedule which they faced last year was concluded with the state meet at Princeton. w all :' 5. v' .,'2gt,g2' ,Jew 52' I-tr Vt. X X 104 .TACK S x ,Y,.,Tf, fi' 1 ,, , :j1-.- ' 'AA RICH KEBNAN if , JACK SEMAR -. ,Y-301. ., .. -c ur ,-gr iQ.-HAL -'L 1 -, , -. . - sf'-:fy .J'r.'.L an ' YY'-nf' 'L f -frffy fi RICH1 'E Q1 -1 xiii: fwff .zfffici 'f:f:'Q1.2....- r , xfzvjfinvi f . 'ff'-Q.-.qv q,g.y,.,5: ',:5f:555E,5:if,- 3l.l1-?:,,L x W- M. Ji-fm rib 4.1575 - --.1.:'t.f1l4q 4 . ES 13 HUGH DAVE HAWKINS 105 Aff! - Fx :.. Q QPU? -Q, . :Q 21,1 K -2 ,,1i, ,,gz1J'-mf1'gi.,: . jig-, A ,,,, 2:3554 T' 4:-51:51-Fff,,: 'LL,,, 4 ' I . ,E .v5!:,,:3,,,Q 'f,?j?jfi:i?!F .i ag .1 X-. Z?-.Y L 'LLELU ' 1:-. M Q ,y Y ,- N. ' fx 1512 'Tm 5: M. jfif? H in f-Wx 5 11' ,Aims 43:1 YK-- L15 If 11, Fifxivg,-fyf ' 21314. .1eX.iK'-f'1-,- 1 Ti1'1'??: J Front Row: R. Healey, R. Pulley, F. Russo-Aleisi. Second Row: D. Iones, T. McMahon C Mainardi, Coach Joseph Kane. Back Row: K. McGovern, P. Zingg, I. Ierecki, C. Del Pohto LP The 1963 Prep Golf team proved to be one of the best ever produced since the sport's inaugu- ration. Returning from last yearis squad were Seniors Paul Zingg, Jerry jarecki, and Rich Healey. They were joined on the links by Carlo Mainardi, Kevin McGovern, Dan Jones, and underclassmen Torn McMahon, Bob Pulley, Gene Del Polito, and Frank Russo-Aleisi. Coached by Joseph Kane, the team is expected to better last year's 7-7 record and 29th-place finish in the state tourney. Captain Zingg, the teanfs only returning qualifier, played number one for the squad, while Mainardi, Iarecki, and McMahon rounded out the starting four. A full schedule of matches, against such formidable opponents as St. Peteris, St. Benedict's, Delbarton, Bayley- Ellard, Irvington, and Essex Catholic, was on hand for the linksmen. The state meet at Manas- quan River concluded the season. 106 --X X I l 1 w.-.1 Q f fl , 113. v Q f Q 1, If fl, V A, if gli 1' WM, pf fd A r f x , . - f D , , f ,g Ml. lt. fl 1 ' X 'ffl f Y r ul ,Mu L4 I It 'Tlx l ' X4 ,Q u f W x ff .J its X ti ie Mx - . Q x ff X 1 PAUL ZINGG JERRY IARECKI CARLO MAINARDI b, QQ-A J ska' ,f : K.,: . , , .if T'- , ' T12 ' K. 4, .-'fall Y -,' -elf. 'rg xg. .njif-IfQ ef IEW? 9 X J-...rnzswf DANNY JONES KEVIN MCGOVERN RICH HEALEY RIFLE ' ll A Kneeling: R. Hirsch, R. Palladino, J. Fagen, B. Torppey. Standing: Z. McMahon, G. Driscoll, Rev. A. Tobey, Coach, M. Nervi, I. Nosher. l all is fl fj??D5ffQQlgQ ao Le? C3335 -W QOM ll 2, ll Q lj MK 910 QGQCQEB , ml W 23339 ff l i,,, qlvix 108 ,V I gf' Riliemen display various shooting positions George Driscoll zeroes in. The Prep rifle team, combining hard practice with patience and diligence, forged its way to a new zenith in 1963. They began the year by finishing first in the New jersey Outdoor Match. Against some of the stateis best competition, the performances by the Pirate's Iohn Nosher, George Driscoll, john McMahon, and Mike Nervi were good. Throughout the season this fine showing continued. An impressive record How will Father Tobey explain this one? Was turned in against such outstanding foes as Roselle, Livingston, Xavier, Admiral Farragut, and Fort Monmouth. Besides Nosher, Driscoll, and Nervi, Hne sea- sonal performances were turned in by senior John Linfante and underclassmen Brian Torpey, Jim Fagan, and Robert Hirsch. Rounding out the squad were Dennis Howland, Bob Palladino, and Steve Curto. e . ,4-L Mike Nervi aims and fire S' 109 Ready on the firing line. 1. . Peoria LL Front Row: V. Paglio, G. DeSulvo. R. Conti. M. Klimanski I. Almeida. M. Mcrklinger. E. XVino1zrncki, I. B. Connolly. Back Row: B. J. Connolly, D. Hertz, R. Casciano, F. Murphy, XV. Fernandez, T. McGinnis, M. Levandusky. The 1962 edition of the Seton Hall Prep Junior Varsity football team came through with as commendable a job as any of its fore- runners. The able coaching of Mr. Steve Evanoff and Mr. Bonnie Wilson produced an exemplary record of six wins and three de- feats. Although the backbone of the team was brought up to the varsity in the persons of Steve Dolce, Bobby Petrucelli and George Rockwell, the spirit and desire of the team held fast. Even led by such future varsity prospects as Tom Tully, Marty Levandusky, Joe Amabile, Edward Winogracki and Gene De Salvo, along with Jim Perkins, Bill Fern- andez, Rich Casiano, Bill Lordi and John Almeida, the little Pirates lost a close one to Bloomfield. Hereafter followed five straight wins, over such stalwarts as East Orange, East Side and the Valley. Morristown and St. Benedict's managed to eke out wins over the Hall, but our Bucs bounced back in the sea- son,s finale with a resounding triumph over a powerful Essex Catholic eleven. The school should indeed feel proud of the dedicated effort of the coaches and their charges. f- 535911 1 . M E fr ' , are . , .7 3 ' A if., f i f . J is. g ' ., Au, .-.,..,.-. A ,Q Ks V X ' - H - . ' ff ,.. f Q- --5 ' -. 'si-3.555- 'I ffl ijlfw i'-if ili- .x. I 1.. fo 'I'-' 1 - - N . . . i ' as -'H f sf. at Q , 5 l if tfvw- '-J' 1 i 'f.t.,,, ft - . , ., ,.- M. L- .. .. , ., V,,., -L J V 5,1 A ,Q . g . ' ' ' na, '1 fl' Q .1 J' ' 4' ii--b-3 f' 'r--. '- '. F. , l 'vi' '- 15-. c - if f if K, . V- ls? ,Q 4, Q- H A' , Lp ' -f - ' nm E 4 vf9f'?i'1f' if L'Awi 'A:Vl ' A5372 ELS. -J -'-WL 4 if'ff 3Qfa.I:ii-Liv 41:47 -' -' .-X-j.' , .. ' 1 5F4'f3,.Z.f1: U'-Q-1.-,1-gl I A 1 , -V, M 1' ff. - 751. ' 1 ,..- A- 1 iv. B KETB LL 3 'I Y ' jwwiuaz V -Y!, -, wh Q 'f'1- ',-LL I - -2 1. - - ' V4 ' . .1 ' .-- . L :FQ LAT 'a '4 Front Row: B. Rowland, T. Brodo. T. Conover. T. Schwester. T. Courain. Coach Tonv Verducci. Back Row: I. Reynolds, E. DeSalvo, K. Shanefy, V. DeSalvo, R. Pettrocelli, I. Lombardi, S. Iovin. Although working with a relatively inexperienced squad, Coach Tony Verducci has again succeeded in turning out a fine J.V. team. Devotion, hard work, and the ability to keep battling were the keys to the squad's success. Each game saw inspired play on the part of the hoopsters. The starting live consisted of sophs Tom Schwester, Bob Pulley, Bill Conover and jim Lombardi, and freshman Jimmy Reynolds. Other players who saw considerable action were co- captain Tom Kroeger, Victor and Gene DeSalvo, and Bob Pet- rocelli. All were instrumental in the team's success. Field general Reynolds possessed a fine jump shot and was a good defensive player. Schwester and Conover were line rebounders, and both scored well. All three are top-flight varsity prospects. Pulley, another line prospect, was a line defensive player and a very able scorer and rebounder. Lombardi shared the fifth spot with Kroeger and the DeSalvos. They and Petrocelli are very capable players. There were several highpoints in season play, which saw the Bucs chalk up a respectable mark. Included were a one-sided victory over arch-rival St. Benedict's, and victory over powerful Central. Several other victories were one-sided as the team's scoring power was not to he denied. The players are sure to continue the winning ways of their varsity counterparts. 111 Look, up in the sky! V,-sion Xik X' 1 They did it againl Much to the surprise of everyone, the men in black scored their second consecutive victory over the lay faculty teamQ?j.,' 'KI-Iuckoi' Douress, boys fell short by two points. The final score was: Priests 34- Lay Faculty 32. The game began with an exchange of baskets. Shot Simasko put the lay faculty ahead two-nothing, but the Priests retaliated with a forty foot bomb by g'The Wonder- ful Higgyf' The game progressed with 'Sugar' Kane and Happy Iackv O'Rourke leading the attack for the lay faculty, While Knight Commander Sherer and jimmy Bull,' Tierney kept the priests within close range. Shot Simasko and Big Boyi' Byrnes got hot towards the end of the first half, enabling the Huckos to take a two point lead at halftime. Both teams substituted freely in the second half. The Priests' attack centered around: Billy the Kidv Giblin, Dipsy Daly, Black Knightv Cotter, and Yogi', Wo1'tmann. The Lay Faculty used an equally savage squad: Wrassler Evanhoff, Art', Havas, Top Heavy Hoffman, Wild Billv Persichetty and Sal The Veteran Caprio. The Wonderful Higgy,s shooting and Chucker Tobey,s passing spurred the priests onto a 34-32 triumph. High scorer for the game was Happy jack O'Rourke with thirteen points. 1'The Wonderful Higgy led the winners with eleven points while Knight Commander Sherer chipped in with ten points. After the game The Pirate presented Tall Paulv Manning with the Most Valuable Player Award. Father Foran's friend set up many scores with his tricky passing. ACULTY GAM V lf Father Manning displays his MVP trophy. 15- ik N I v T 'fi I ca ...fag+ ilkil' , if vi u 4 , Qi H ' WI'U1j 0tv--..1.., A personal foul on the fu P V P-MALTA A I 1 mp, --2 ' ,.,.1.kLu Kwik, 2 ,. ,N Fr. Cotter starts a fast break 3 .-4' .wx . .N Ai , KL-.925 Grecian style. f' -kr . 1. s .......,. ... Qi...-., Setorfs ace ballhandler is baffled by Yogi Father WVortmann and Father Ciblin show their defensive prowess. 1 ' x i 5 il -,. ,LL ' I TRAMURAL 56 155: 1.2.7 Fr. Cotter, moderator, poses with the two directors of the Prep's in- tramural program, joe Casale and Joe Cairo. The development of the Setonian is encouraged by a well-rounded intra- mural program. This year, under the guidance of Rev. Eugene Cotter and the direction of Joseph Cairo and joseph Casale, such a program was put into practice. An expanded football schedule and the introduction of softball were the highlights of the intramural year. Responsibility, fair play, and leadership were but a few of its outgrowths. 5:15 QS . wg 93 mu f.. we-1 Udo: 92 25 Sp .. LT' .F VJ gi ld Zi' '35, 9 fri FU: E cs:- SE f'v 919, PPP Novitsky, J. Bodnar, I. Cairo I. Casale, R. Santoricllo, Healey. Back Row: I. Nosher, P. Zingg, I. DeDeo, W CJ Kopecky, I. R. L. Morrison, M. Dullea, R. Bolanowski, . Bettinger. Class champ football captains: Kneeling: I. Aloti, 1F g F. Murphy and M, Babbitt, ZE. 4Stanclzng: I. Fannan and WI Langheld, GB. Missing is W. O'Brien, 4D. SCHOOL FOOTBALL CHAMPS Front How: M. Piotrowski, R. Kennedy Rozanski. SENIOR DIVISION BASKETBALL CHAMPS Front Row: B. Mullen, T. Duffy, R. Suntoriello, I. Linfuntc. Buck Row: B. Conolly, I. Noslicr, P. Zingg, S. Placka, J. Bodnar. INTERMEDIATE DIVISION BASKETBALL CHAMPS Kneeling: F. DeRosa, F. Calise, I. Smith. Second How: S. Dolce, NV. Plamondon, J. Almeida, XV. McDon- ough. Back Row: V. O'Rourke, M. Del Tuffy, A. Knoecllcr, T. Farrell. 115 R. Palazzi, C. Dipner, B. O'TooIc, A. DeNoiu, D. Murphy. Second How: I. Stanecki, J. Frisco, K. Pentany, T. Lesko, T. McMahon, L. Heinzmun. Back Bow: D. McHugh, I. Diesso, I. Shelhimer, R. Erickson, I. Fannan, XV. Langheld, I. Nah.- f-, E.-.1 -Q5 x.,L. 3...- - J 5. K R Q - 'vt' ' 4.55 mf if? ff.. 1 , L+ ' 3193? . , I A -fx L . . ., , W A. - , .-jg--H -Air. af, - ,. 4, .J, .. .. :L+-X' '-ff. .- .J-1 V. , lv- . h - gtj .5,. - 'i xY :Q , . V- .E PL' - , , ' - . .411 A- r x ,.f 1. ' 1 ': .. V -.-.wh 1-:+ v . ,,,- V A N . , w -4 . 'I' -A, Q.-Q33 X I ,V fx 5 X 1' -w ef . - yi- fig -if CL- . 7,, ' -rv, d,.l,gi:I1-E-x.,1.2 V, lp, V. nf ff Vi, I' . ' 1, f -1 .qu C Q.. ' x-'V-' f ',L.' 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V V Y -Qu: .V--Vx 1 .aes -swf 1: X tix'--Q V: V- -.V 1?-wx, -1.1 ' jf!-Q' ,,fx4- ,. 1- V sN , 10- . 21 -: - , , 'I . - - I -15 -- s s., 1. sd'-rl-rx . ,, - -K - , . ,. -c-- . - q ,-1, UL,- . . '1-,mQ,.'.u f -X 1' - 1, Q - V- - S---I: - H 1 4.4 y-H ' 4 N Q.. x 3 , w. , '3 fs-.. -.. - Vu! fx Bob Lang deuccs it for 4B. 1963- CHAMPIONS FOOTBALL School Champs-3B Senior Champs-4D Soph. Champs-2E Fresh. Champs-1F BASKETBALL -1963 Senior Division Champs-4A Intermediate Division Champs-2B 117 Another tally for Jerry Iarecki it 9 CHAPEL XX ll XMX With Knowledge The activities of the students opens the door to the study of self. Through various activities one recognizes the principles from which his actions spring, their goodness or their malice, their effects and their circumstances. gl... 40 K IGI-IT CF I Hic est enim Calix Sanguinis mei. Knight Commander Vaughn Dunn. Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Weekly confession. ETC K.O.S. Comnzamlers: V. Dunn, P. Bochicchio, R. Healey, T. Kelly, C. Smith, A. Novitsky R. Keman, D. Devlin, K. Fitzsimons, Center: Rev. I. Sherer. The Knights of Setonia program at Seton Hall has been expanded under the guidance of Fr. Sherer. Its main purpose is to increase partici- pation at Mass, Holy Communion, and instruct its students spiritually as Well as intellectually. The Catholic way of life is developed by the K.O.S., a twenty-five year-old society which is our symbol of Catholic action. Y Weekly Communion CCMMUNIO BREAKFA T Mass at St. Iohn's Church. This year's Fathers' Club Communion Breakfast was the most successful in the history of Seton Hall Prep. The students and their fathers Elled St. Iohn's Church, Newark, for the eight oiclock Mass cele- brated by Monsigor Tuohy. After the Mass, the breakfast was served at the Robert Treat Hotel. Entertainment was provided by the Seton Hall Glee Club. Bishop john I. Dougherty, President of Seton Hall University was guest speaker. The Bishop talked about the importance of a proper father and son relationship in our society and congratulated the Fathers, Club for its successful efforts. X Y .X .T BISHOP JOHN DOUGHERTY Guest Speaker TE TH ANNIVEILARY Very Reverend MONSIGNOR THOMAS TOUHY ...gif Ten years of dedicated service. Ten years of service is a sterling achievement now to be added to the many past laurels oi Msgr. Thomas I. Tuohy. His illustrious career as a man of the cloth began in 1940 as a graduate of Immaculate Conception Seminary. He then came to Seton I-Iall Prep, where he headed the Classical Languages Department from 1940 to 194. Then he left the Prep to serve as a Marine Corps chaplain in the Pacific area. In 1946, he returned to the Prep and was appointed As- sistant I-Ieadmaster. He served in this oilice until his appointment as Headmaster in 1953. Since then, Msgr. Tuohy has elevated the stature and prestige of Seton Hall Prep. We, the Class of 1963, wish to express our extreme gratitude and heartfelt appreciation for our spiritual and educational betterment. 123 ...H . -'Mft' ,ff . 5 fp '--L I ,G-fx Q J' ff ' ' . Q 41 ff V I ' , 1 'J s v TUDE T Student Council Officers: Joseph DeDeo, John Miller, John Harrington, Rev. Alfred Tobey, Domenic Zazzaro, James Wolf. A well-functioning administrative unit, the Student Council has gone far this year in fostering better student life. Under the moderation of Reverend Alfred Tobey, such things as Senior Week and the closed retreat have become a reality. Better school spirit has been fostered through organized cheerleading, and a more active Boster Club. These were all achieved through the Student Council's efforts. A sense of leadership, the right to voice 0ne's opinion, and mutual cooperation were a few of its accomplishments. Council members listen intently to Sveda's Hlibustering. 124 CDU CIL All right, DiBenedetto, put the dice awayl A . h I i , v T Iij 2 VZ P ' ' - i . l ' o F f-gf l 2 f 'F lt iw, E , N .MEL Q Ai. 1 ' ' A Y ,l 1 W ,I Il 1 lu: 'f - A V Y f Q W I i 7 .2 1' if fi I W I Q Front Row: B. Rockwell, J. Imperiale, F. Love, I. Aloti, J. Loungo, T. McCormick, NV. Conover, 1. Schmidt. Second Raw: T. Lesko, R. Coe, D. Murphy, V. Abdy, T. Tedesco, G. Cupodngli, G. Fusco, J. Tackas, M. Senta. Back Row: I. Cairo, R. Foltin, I. DiBenedetto, M. Purzycki, P. Zingg, D. Orth, C. Driscoll, R. Sveda. CDWER iff ' Q 'FE1 :EU i 1:5 -l. :ri Q46 if -PM Tower editorial staff: Sitting-I. Cairo, R. Keman, Rev. P. Manning, J. Casale, T. Durkin. Standing: N. Scanlan, J. Seltzer, C. Driscoll. fel rs 9 . It .., , f Q .QE l With Reverend Paul Manning as our adviser, the Tower under the leadership of Richard Kernan, edi- tor-in-chief, presents to the student body a yearbook that includes sev- eral new features. Student Life and an expanded sports section are highlighted. 5 E- 'sk ', ,b.f..4QdigLY ,L,Q1...L14 5 ' X' Fr. Manning notes deadlines. Editor-in-Chief Richard Kerman. ,kv 1 E, -'L v H1 ,EI if ll. 4 x x 9 7 7: .v ,Q ' -W ZW V -. M glif I'-45, 04 +,,, , 'V 14 Joseph Seltzer I I , ,, 4 V 1. IW A, , Literary Editor 2-.ssj Front How: A. Pangaro, Rev. P. Manning, J. DeDeo. Second Row: F. Saracino, I. McNamara, VV. Suggs, E. Leonard, E. Dellert. Back Row: C. Mainardi, M. Nervi, J. Klimaski, D. Zaz- zaro, R. Troy, T. Kavanagh, I. Connolly. 4.. ,H I ' i S 'f-A' x. . 'rx' ..n- m .- N-V x ' .B H 1 ' -za N. I . Tony Pangaro and Tony Carolla contemplate art work. Ray Bolanowski reports on photog- rapher's lack of progress. 128 Ken Kopecky instructs beginners I.B. Connolly and joe DeDeo in the intricate operation of a type- writer. .-:ff In :Nw l I if innat- x . - .R ' 4.5 6- .1 ...' 'lfff'-'TTL-'ff1 f'1.2 ...J - fa- , ,-f.. ,. ...M Isa. ,,3r 'uvfizf ' 'f 1: +1 512'-faf - qi' 1415: ' 'f-MV' g M, -.'--1.7..,, vi, an ,- QV, , -..-1.3. i J., .., .,V Y ,Q 45- -: F. '- Ha. r , f-X I-sg fn Editorial Staff-Sitting: A. Carolla, Rev. I. Tierney, D. Orth. Stu-ncling: I. Ragauskis, C. Driscoll. Although created only last year the Spectrum, under the able leadership of moderator Father Tierney and editor Don Orth has developed into a line literary magazine. Through the efforts of the staff and by means of various literary contests, our magazine has presented some excellent poems, essays, short stories, and book re- views. We predict a long and successful life for the Spectrum. Jia' fx ff-?s,. . A . . Spring issue. Moderator Rev. James Txcrncy 'md Editor-in-Chief Don Orth look over the Mr. Havas, contest. ,Y . 5 i i I wi 5 . I I I r A 1 1 V ii g ui ' J- 4 KI?5u'H-'46 V 4, Tony Carollu, and Frank Culuszka examine entry in spring art SPECTRU George Driscoll, Photography Editor Front Row: XV. Duffy, VV. XVilowatyj, Rev. J. Tierney, W. Suggs, E. Leonard, C. O'Neil. Second Row: F. DeRosa, V. Mclntee, S. Jarocki, D. Moorman, A. Greze, F. C-aluska. Back Row: R. Coy, R. Stcelfunnotty, R. Dixon, G. Bcrkebile, I. Malyska. 131 PIRA TE Front Row: M. Russo, R. Kernan, Rev. I. Wortinann, P. Bochicchio, N. Scanlan. Second Row: B. King, K. Milwaukee, R. Sveda, R. Broughton, T. Duffy. Back How: K. Clockoshpile, J. Casale, C. Driscoll, T. Durkin. The Pirate, the monthly publication of Seton Hall Prep, has taken on a new light. As always The Pirate stands out as one of the best school papers in the area, and again it won first place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference. Besides reporting the news of the Prep the Pirate this year has taken it upon itself to try to form student opinion on vital issues. The success of the paper is clue to the able moderating of Rev. Ioseph Wortman and as W --.ana the leadership of Editor Paul Bochicchio. 1 C? 1' Editor-in-Chief, Paul Bochicchio. Mr. King is working, I presume, 132 Paul Zingg whips liis staff into action. U Well, I had actually planned lt dif ferentlyf, -1 gf , , in use: ,Q L4 nslof' '. 1 QQEJ '92 . M , wg E, 'giiiff' ' vs' ,, 11 -ng ,fwglmii as xg. ., H Pi? asia x w wi ..,, un 4 Vfff fl ,I fx 1 The final deadline push. . g,.1, mmf- - X 7 - sl 1 vw, . : 521: .4 ' 1 :x l ', ,, flair . fu 'N 3 M' I' ' K Q J W , ,c 4. .,, A , G-M-....,,...,',V I .tskl A uv ., I 1- ll' Vvsp FS' F' T K. ' A little old lady only drove it to Staten Island once a week. '1Merry Christmas, Joe. 134 X Abe Lincoln . . . he freed the slaves of 4A. TUDE T LIFE 1 A . I'll have to consult with the Y Head of the Departmentf, 1 -,- l U ' -5 1 2 , 1 . l if N , , ,ff . 1--..ff5.. , , ' - .' -. 9-.,-,,i, i-. --- .1 - , ' ' '- :L , . 1 'Q' ' Y A A Ty- --.R , , A-ye. -1 , , 1-..,u e -,, - .NU N 'Q' A 4 1 ' '-' '. 'N' -- . .. H-W - All right, Lupo, but you better have ' f-law?- your book tomorrow. Y ,,1..x.4....-an ..-J Y- nvl Y A , , ' 4..,L-15, , 'Y - ' I 7 4 - V 2.24 A, V f V ' -f of ,..,, Fe1h1s, lct's pretend I'm in charge of this class. . ' 5 x , A . -. A o ' ' 1 ff' an .I , ,lla 5- - NS. , 4 - , . . 'Q ' 7:55 J.. X I'Iow,s the one in'the green dress? . . . Nah, she's messed up.', . . . How's that one? . . . Poor . . . What about the little one? . . . Yeh, any day now. . . . Let's go home! I always thought this library was for the birds. 1 -1 VVhy don't you jump out the window and say, 'Here goes nothingfly' Oh, that coaches' meeting at the Var- sity Inn! gn. 3 ,Q W5-Q A' V ---04 U., W, Au.. Do I look like Eleanor Sommer? l I I i .S .i 55.4 'S-Q Prep Alumni revisit Seton Hall ' Vw,.f And when I parked the car at XVild- wood . . . And now our guest speaker, thc Jolly Crecn Giant. 137 Your hurting my hand, Monsignor. 1 l Front Row: D. Pallesen, E. Miklus, I. DeDeo, Mr. T. I. Duffy, M. Ncrvi K. Kopecky, C. Calauski. Second Row: T. Lowe, A. Esser, A. Nilsen, F. Buechel, T. Kavcnagh, I. Stillwaggon, J. Ebler, R. Morgan. Back Row: F. Saracino, D. Zazzaro, T. Pangaro, S. Pett, I. Klimaski, V. Dunn, J. jarecki, C. Stadler, P. Wietsma. I The Prom Committee discusses plans for the grand occasion. This year's Social Activities Committee under the direction of a new moderator, Mr. T. J. Daffy, enjoyed its most successful social season in many a semester. Under the chairmanship of Joe DeDeo, and the assistance of Mike Nervi, Frank Saracino, Ken Kopecky, and Ed Miklus the Harvest Hopv started the season off with the proverbial bang, Next, in order to honor the school's Varsity athletes, the Varsity Hopv be- came a reality. The Winter Carnival was a vast success, and led the school into the new year. The Mardi Gras Mixer, the most suc- cessful Hnancial undertaking of the year, was followed by the Mixer Mixer. -7- A, Ewswwggg F H , , Qgfgjgfgfif-r MEZZ ,M - x L. 5 Q-21159 ' A f?. gfazm 4259 A6150 :g,,,gg?,gsfi- ,., 2144 Qi my -X.-.I..,., .IA , ,J I 4' 2451 I X7 1 Al Z Zi ' 4 , A .- is Z' If l I .v H' ff ,F ff- 'y J ,V pwyfp, if - Q f ,.5'x',-, .'f'p its-'. fl ,. gi. . ' P' us. Xa, X , 'r mgllanif li? N fi 5 'i I HIGHLIGHT National Merit Scholarship Finalists: A. Novitsky, T. Durkin, D. Swider, S. Pett pose with Monsignor Tuohy. Varsity Captains: Front How: P. Powers, Swimmingg K. Fitzsimons, Vllrestlingg F. Buechel Wrestlingg I. Morrison, Basketballg V. Schaldenko, Trackg Monsignor Tuohyg M. Purzycki Footballg B. Hunt, Footballg I. Harrington, Footballg W. O'Brien, Basketball. Back Row: I Semar, Tennisg I. VVolf, Trackg G. Smith, Wrestlingg P. Zingg, Golfg I. Nosher, Rilleg I. Bender Trackg T. Kelly, Baseballg T. Lupo, Swimming. I' F: 1 1 7 I Public Speakers: C. Bettinger, Monsignor Tuohy, A Ciaglia, R. Sveda. Editors-in-Chief: R. Kcrnan, Towcrg Monsignor Tuohyg D. Orth, Spectrumg P. Bochicchio, Pirate. M. ,- ff' my r'vH-1nuv:-- ,unanimi- qv-ru-ppxr'-'3L5 Student Council President John Harrington and Monsignor Tuohy. an x GLEE ,ll B Front Row: S. Dolce, F. Calice, G. Sheridan, I. Slevin, K. Foley, Mr. Robertshaw, R. Fazio, I. Pelligrini, K. Hoyne, P. Benzigen, C. LaPara. Second Row: S. Stoykl, R. Stomph, S. Curto, M. Senta, D. Birch, I. Molvaney, D. Pryor, G. Ruane, N. Malgieri, I. Ciesen, 1. Foley. Third Row: R. Stadler, I. Calise, T. Dunne, I. D'Ambola, T. Cragen, A. Poolcy, G. Marino, J. Smith, G. Zaheykeuichi, V. O'Rourke, P. Palmondon. Back Row: I. Kondcll, A. Knoedler, W. Femedez, V. Nace, W. Mulken, W. Maisson, T. McLooney, E. Foxx, D. Gingerelli, I. Schmidt, R. Baghell, D. Swider, M. Monroe, T. Shugrue, L. Ruff. The Seton Hall Glee Club, under the super- vision of Mr. George Robertshavv, has come a long way in the development of the art of song. Their devotion to their Work has proved bene- ficial, as they neared the peak of perfection. A vote of thanks must be given to Mr. Bobertshaw and the boys in the glee club, who have honored Seton Hall with their performances throughout the past year. Mr. Robertshaw directs Clee Club 142 45 F x 23 N M X V - ,I ' 1155 52555 , 2, A Q 5 X fi ada? I X .L Y A K I vw I -V lfgiyv T :ff ' N T1 . x ' 5 9-Ei? 'ifiitiaz -Si a 5' 1 , V-. 1 1, V2 ' - A f, 1-'fig-i uQ fii E3 15 w s' vga? ! 'X huge? 4 1 V ' A I 1 X. . ' ,X ,pig W A fgfrg K . ' . -2 V 'f' f W A h ' -, X ' ,, A15 , V' if R, , i3,2' r , -f, fi ? 8 , ,ff +f: A., -, ' 'Q Q, H f f . 'fy 'HW-ff f X xxx I I LANL I .id 3- 5 u -3 , 1 X 3 AA A A . W 1 X ' . K . .N -, I . 1 Z , 1 , z , ' '. - . .' - ' - 1 1 -ag ,. A an 5'-A -X X , -' W s '51 ,, X. .mga A 1- 'Moi 'V 54,-yy 1 XV wg' 3,59 5 Dwi .Qi g-!',,, ,j g . kwgzj X H f X' ' Q 56 X79 ' 5 Q62 Nr Y RY! X fl 4 1' V X W A fl Q Wi Wi ' I f 1 ww 1 Hifi f 1 ,Q -L W4 f J' 9 RMT EEN ' -1 -V gf in I E F ',. Q -.1 .- aq I I . f E. f fr , .FHM 1 V if 4 ,, XA N. 1. V ,Xx X A , f A' .- ' .fV,':. .. 'y. .L,. .fx 'A 'T HW' Ib. V r , 4.4 '.. Q . gf fl 'LL V ,. is 'Jw ,, , 4 . .ww 1 Pk-,..fr L' I 'flffj ,JXL5 4 iffiv gp N 1, y, im? i I' K ,F 5 , YI .r 5 , ,,. l T..-I: 1, an-,, l ga W . P-3 -' Tir 9 H 7? it '44 ' WW-ll 7 1 yr 'A 'ff ,fy ., L s fi is gi 11,5 -jg 55 if ,1,1 DRILL TEAM ...fx FL.-. 'Hup, two, three, four . . . The drill team of Seton Hall, which is con- stantly increasing in membership, has accom- panied the band to all football games. The ex- cellent marching exhibitions presented were a highlight of the half-time entertainment. Prep's precision prancers. CHESS TEAM Front Row: S. Milcy, V. Mclntee, Mr. R. Coughlin, G. Marino, T. Kokolowski. Second How I. M. McCuillicutty, NV. Cisielski, P. Thompson, I. Zegart, I. Amabile, I. Power. Back How. NV. Dcnnehy, I. Kopley, Schneider, S. Otis, I. Tanne, I. Ragauskas. Joe Tanne settles for a stalemate. U CHCCL ,e sf Q A, f E954 V' 5 . '- ! A W xii Charles Staats, Master of Ceremonies. It was a WILD XVEEKEND when they WIGCLE WOBBLE. You told that one last year, Joe. What do ya mean I'm ll 'W A v SHGW A one and a two and 21 . . . 'HCDW TCD HAVE EUN WITHOUT EVEN TRYING Runarouncl Su E VVorld Famous Seton Hall Tumblers. 14 C00 Front Row M DIPICLIO R Rakoczy C Nash A Cnglra M. Heinle, G. Bettinger, A. Norcutt S Davis R Driscoll R Kroll F Napal R Leonard Second Row: G. Driscoll, R Sveda J Bosworth D Devlin A Novitsky M Russo F Th1emann,J. Shelhimer, W. Sta- SIGWICZ D Flynn D Murphy R Stato B Damiano Back Row: T. Lesko, R. Stefanotty, Another Hrst for the Prep-a Shakes- pearean Work, Macbeth, was presented in the Campus Little Theater by the students under the direction of Mr. Gilbert Rathbun, dramatics instructor. We at Seton Hall have taken the lead in, this area. By the presentation of this play We elevated the level of culture at our school and exposed the students to classical drama. SETON HALL PREPARATORY SCHOOL mvrrss You 'ro AT'rENn A PRESENTATIDN DF SHAKESPEARI-:'a MACBETH AT THE CAMPUS LITTLE THEATRE WEDNESDAY EVE., DECEMBER 19, 1962 Macbeth fGeorge Bettingerj and Lady Macbeth CM'1ry Heinle A-r 91313 nvm,nmq 0fM W1aWn7 ADMIT UNE N PL George Bemnger MACBETHH Russell Sveda Richard Kfou -.X-X Tony C iaglia DEBATI G Front Row: C. Calauski, W. Suggs, E. Leonard, R. Sveda, Mr. J. Hoffman, A. Novitski, A, Ciaglia, R. Morgan. Second Row: O. Pellich, I. Takacs, I. Stenecki, J. Jorgensen, D. Bembry, W. Key, V. Morton, S. Swihura. Back Row: R. Lott, R. Steffanotti, F. Rokins, H. Mace, R. McGuire, Z. Othello, W. Freidman, I. Harrigan. Q -.- :1....,. -.-JIS Mr. Hoffman instructs docile debaters I. Stenecki, R. Steffanotti, R. Sveda and C. Galauski. van-sf ' T 'i:'7'F'F , .V The Seton Hall Debating Society, moderated by Mr. Joseph Hoffman, soared to new heights this season. Led by the four starters-Anthony Novitsky, Carl Galauski, Russell Sveda and Ronald Morgan-the -debaters continually made impressive showings throughout the year, thus entitling them to journey to our natiorfs capital to compete in the Georgetown University Tour- nament. Their line showing in this tournament and later successes enabled them to travel to Worcester, Massachusetts to display their talents in the Holy Cross Invitational Tournament. Look what I got planned for the Student Council Meeting. 151 I I Monsignor Tuohy begins school year by celebrating Mass of the Holy Ghost. SSE' BLIE A15 2 Class medal Winners: Front Row: T. Sheridan, C. Farrellg R. Vitillo, A. DeNoia. Back How: I. Tanne, J. Gleason, V. Schalclenko. fn, 1 4 w 5 I . A Z-Q We r wLx'f , I f I I WH , X : ,., M? nj, i 1 I F r iN fg . 1 , N N Kr' i x af. ' Q., A f ... if! Q., , 1 . fl 1. V 154 . FIGHC Clull Front Row: I. Grote, R. Vaiculevich, I. Miller, R. Troy, A. Carolla, Mr. McCabe, j. McKenna, L. Valge, I. Casale, N. Scanlan, J. McNamara. Second Row: F. Thiemann, E. Dellert, I. Connolly, F . Bucchcl, D. Devlin, T. Lowe, M. Desmond, I. Stillwaggon, A. Novitsky, R. Piegdon. Third Row: R. Kernan, G. Bet- tinger, A. Pangaro, J. Riva, I. Klimaski, R. Cuibilo, B. Yasliinski, I. Asclienbach, R. Svecla, S. Dooling, I. Seltzer. Fourth Row: D. Flynn, I. Semar, G. Lair, I. Matthews, H. Snyder, P. Sclmcfller, D. D'Agostino, P. Thompson, D. Broderick, T. McCormick, S. Dubicki, K. Ziobro. Back Row: I. Krause, T. Kavanzmgli, T. Lupo, P. Powers, M. Dullea, P. Wietsma, R. Foltin. Front Row: I. Tanne, R. Lang, G. Martin, Fr. Cotter, I. Linfante, J. Nosher, S. Placu. Second Row: B Connolly, I. Ragauskas, VV. Suggs, E. Leonard, T. Durkin, WV. Duffy, F. Galuszka, S. Pett. Back Row: I Cole, C. Driscoll, D. Orth, B. King, I. Cairo, K. Kopeccky, J. Power. Greele Club Biology Club Front Row: B. Yashinski, V. Gamba, A. Paterno, Fr. Tobey, V. Schaldenko, D. Orth, I. Klimaski, A. Roche Second Row: S. Kuader, W. Cisielski, J. Cotter, J. Iarecki, V. Dunn, I. Nosher, T. Lesko. Third Row: P Thompson, I. Stnnecki, L. Casciano, L. Monahan, R. Smialowitz, D. Ciffen. Back Row: E. Miklus, R Driscoll, J. Dargis, P. Kiely, J. Branda, C. Calauski, I. Ebler, R. Kennedy, I. Aurilio. Front Row: D. Buzzelli, R. Santoriello, I. Triarsi, I. Willix, Mr. Senerchia, I. Colangelo, P. Konyha, S. Kreugcr, A. Esclmbach. Second Row: R. Healey, A. Pangaro, T. Lupo, J. D'AlIesandris, I. DiBenedetto, L. Bennert, A. Ciarlctta, I. Daddis, R. Carolonza, A. Ciaglia. Third Row: E. Wyrwa, M. Russo, P. Bochicchio, D. Zazzaro, I. DeDeo, B. Hunt, C. Staats, A. Paterno, V. Gamba, M. Nervi, B. Damiano. Back Row: C. Mainardi, F. Saracino. ltalian Club 155 Math Club Front Row: A. Pangaro, F. Saracino, A. Paterno, Fr. Manning, V. Gamba, A. Novitsky, E Leonard. Second Row: L. D,Addario, I. Ruzicka, I. Stanecki, G. Dipner, R. Smialowicz, W Suggs, C. Galauski, R. Piegdon, J. Tanne. Buck Row: F. Ortyl, W. Stasicwicz, C. Stadler D. Buzzelli, S. Dooling, E. Dellert, S. Pszczolkowski. Front Row: A. Doweyko, V. Maori, D. Orth, A. Carolla, C. Calauski, F. Caluszka. Second Row: W. Calayda, S. Kuader, T. Schwester, I. Stanecki, R. Smialowitz, Mr. Havas. Back Row: A. Roche, T. Bennert, V. Gamba, G. Asakeiwicz, R. Leonard. Club s Raolio Club Front Row: E. Bcrnicc, D. Swicler, Mr. Vasjabc-1, M. Biernc, I. Brancla. Second Row: A. Pangaro, R. Kinney, I. Slevin, C. Grambor, R. O,BfiCH. Back Bow: T. Lupo, I. Ebler, C. Driscoll, R. Bagnalle, W. Voight, W. Wilowulyj. Lilnrz-r tall Front Row: W. Suggs, XV. Duffy, R. Sveda, Mr. Klimowicz, E. Miklus, M. Russo, I. Ragauskas. Second Row: M. 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APPRECIATI To these men who gave to this edition of the Tower their time and zeal, we extend our sincerest thanks: Monsignor Thomas I. Tuohy, for his cooperationg Reverend Paul Manning, adviser to the Tower, for his confidence in us and his ever-ready assistanceg Mr. Frank Ball and Mr. Edward Adams of the New City Printing Co., for their patience and understandingg Mr. Galen Berkebile of McCutcheon Studios for his Hne photographyg the Administration and Faculty for their forbearanceg and the students of Seton Hall Prep who made this book a reality. Richard Kernan Editor-in-Chief 171 ACTIVITIES 118 A11 Club ---...-.- ......... -W ............ 157 Assemblies .,.--., .......... .......- 1 52 Audio-Visual Aid Staif ..,...,.. ......., 1 58 Band ...--.- .... -.-.-...-..- .... - ....... ...--14-3 Biology Club --- .... - ....... -. ........ 155 Booster Club --.--.....- .... - ........... .159 Chess Team - ......... 1 ...,..... -..w145 Communion Breakfast 122 Dances .... 1 .,................. - ................. 140 Debating ,... 7 .,,.,. - ,,...... 150 Drill Team ...H ........ 144 French Club ...... - 154 Clee Club ---- ......... 142 Greek Club ..,- ..,...,.. 154 Italian Club ... ..,,... -.- 155 Knights of Setonia ......,. ..,....,... 1 20 Library Staff - ..,. --1.. ,.,..... - ........ 157 Math Club ....... H ......... -..n..l56 Pirate .......... - ............. ........... 1 32 Press Club ....... M--- ..,.... --..--..158 Tennis .... - .... - ......,. - .......... ........... 1 04 Track --- .... --.......1 .... 1 ....... - .... --. 88 Wrestling ...,... 98 FACULTY 12 SENIOR DIRECTORY 168 SENIORS 24 Aschenbach, James - ...... - ...M 27 Bennert, Lawrence ....... ....... 2 7 Bettinger, George - ........ .... - - 27 Bochicchio, Paul ..... F ......... ........ 2 7 Bodnar, John -.-- ........ ..............,.. . 27 Bolanowski, Raymond .... 27 Bonder, John .........,.... --.M ......... -..-. 28 Bosworth, James .......-, .... -.., ..... 28 1 DEX Brady, Richard ..... - .,,..... --.- ....... - Broderick, Donald ...... ...... Brydon, James ....... -.. - ...... - ........ . Buechel, Frederick ...,.. ....,. Buzelli, Dennis ...... Cairo, Joseph ....... Capra, Dino ...... Caputo, John ...n..- ......... -...- Carolla, Anthony ...- Carolanza, Ronald ...... ...... Casale, Joseph ..... Ciaglia, Anthony ...., .-.-. Colangelo, James ,..., ...... Cole, James ........ Connolly, Brian ....... ...... 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