Southeast Catholic High School - Crystal Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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H SENICR HISTCRY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Arthur Bove President Anthony Blundu Treasurer Edward Brown Vuce President Samuel Stavola Secretary lTH our yacatuon and relaxatuon at three months completed we the Sen uors of Southeast Catholuc l-lugh School turned to our Alma Mater tor one more year at arduous and perseyerung study at the hands ot our much apprecuated teachers and truends For us ut was really the begunnung ot the end and we entered unto the spurut ot ut wuth zest and a dete munatuon to tunush our hugh school career un a blaze ot glory It was wuth deep regret that we notuced upon our arruval the tollowung members ot the faculty not present Father Traeoer our Pruncupal Father Steunmetz Fraters Donald Bertrand Gerard and Roman however theur work was capably and ettucuently taken over by the new addutuons Father Mclieough Pruncupal Fathers A Traeger D l-lockers U De Cleene and Fraters Joseph Servatuus Jordan Ralph Blouse and Frecleruck One wull notuce that the maun change was that ot our former Prunctpal Father l-l l Tra ger our new Pruncupal Father Mclieough proved to be a worthy succcssor Wuth tlne usual tormaluty at selectung th varuous Homerooms oyer we the Senuors and Father Mucke our class adyuser m t un the study haul to elect class ottucers By a unanu mous yote the ottucers ot our lunuor year were re elected Arthur Boye Presudent Edward Brown Vuce Presudent Samuel Stavola Sec retary Anthony Blundu Treasurer Thcuu came the rush tor rungs whuch atter a short deluberatuon were selected accordung to the scheme ot the prevuous year two uqunds the plaun gold rung and the plaun gold wuth the onyx stone The only change tram last year was that the shueld and stone are mounted slughtly thus guvung a more umpres suye appearance to the rung Suddenly out ot a clear sky our school colors were changed To sav the least ut vas a most duscussed utem however out ot une general clamor the Senuors vuewpount vuas expressed sumply clearly and durectly we by no means favored the change nor dud we thunk the colors appropr ate but because ut was deemed advusable hy our taculty the Senuors reasoned that un tume the new colors Orange and Black would be uust as loved as the old Purple and Whute There comes a tume ot woe and sorrow to every luappy group and we were no ex ceptuon Slowly but unevutably came our mud ls ' . I V - I l X . ' I I - Q W re- ' ' u , u ' ' u H 1 . - - u , A f , , , 4 A r . i A . , . . . V I T X I , . X , F u ,u , . T J- , , I I ! I ! ' ' I ' . ' l l lr ,- u I A I L, , , , V. . I I T 1 - 1 - r l u .r - , I f . u u M .- I , V f Q ' F f ' ' A' I ' I 1 ' u F . F u D 'T u u , u - ! ! , l ' l I ll C, Q ! , . , , c , . S . C R Y S 1 N l- Page Suxteen

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SENIORS

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SENIOR HONOR ROLL year exams, For some they were merely an- other step in the stairway to graduation, but to others they were much more than a stepg they were auite a barrier, After they were over, there were sighs of relief, but like the scythe of death, these horrors cut our number lust enough to make some of us shudder, On two Sundays January 3l and February 7 our handsome Seniors permitted their il- lustrious personages to be photographed in all their charm and beauty both in cap and gown and street clothes. These shots were made at Zamsky Studios. The results were worthy to grace the halls of any art gallery It is interesting to note that the pictures of the Graduates in this book are in street clothes, a change over last year when the Seniors appeared in cap and gown Finally came the call which all our Thespi- ans were awaiting -the call tor tryouts for the Senior Class Play, Frater Simon, atter putting the candidates through their voice tests, picked the cream of the Senior dra- matic ability, The play, In the I:OOl's Etaublef' reauired seven main characters, and a large number of minor parts The men chosen for the main parts, were: Angelo Rainone, Andrea D'AngeIo, and William Fynes Now that we, the Seniors, have attained our long sought ambition to be graduates' A it is with a feeling ot gratitude that our thoughts turn to those marvelous persons who made our hopes come true, that is, our parents, our pastors, and the taculty Need- less to sa, we hold in our hearts the deepest sense ot appreciation tor them and a stead- fast and obstinate determination to succeed, tor we teel that this is the least we can do to show how thankful we really are WILLIAM FYNES ANDREA D'ANGELO WILLIAM FYNES EDWARD KISTNER JAMES MADISON MARTIN MANNION THE I937 SENIOR CLASS PLAY IN THE FO0L'S BAUBLE Left to Right-A. Ruinone as Le Feignontuj W. Fynes as King Rene g A. D'AngeIo as Count D'AngouIourd. FIRST HONORS WALTER BURKE FRANCIS CILIBERTI EUGENE GREEN THOMAS DOONER VICTOR GAMBONE JAMES GRAHAM RALPH BRESCIA ANTHONY PASCUCCI JOHN KELLY RAYMOND MURTA