St Anthony of Padua High School - Siquaeris Yearbook (Watkins Glen, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

Oeci MOST REV. JAMES E. KEARNEY. D.D. Bishop of Rochester MOST REV. LAWRENCE B. CASEY, O.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Rochester ‘TVe t£e (££a4 P'ie4e tt St. s4fft6o uf “Padua a td Piefeanatovcf, 7 e Tftcttox SetPtutanfy ScA oC CO-EDITORS Joseph Flis John Wisniewski BUSINESS MANAGERS Leonard Kuminski John Demski FEATURE EDITORS Stanley Olenski Thomas Janidlo COPY EDITORS John SzUtarski John Drzymkowski SPORTS EDITORS Theodore O’Karma Gerald Giemza PHOTOGRAPHERS Joseph Marciniak Albert Snopek Stanley Szot Stucle ttA 4ctco4tce Sfronta 3 The 1960 edition of the Siquacris endeavors to present a picture of what St. Anthony of Padua Minor Seminary and Preparatory School has to offer our Catholic boys in the way of a preparatory education. 'I he aim of St. Anthony’s is to prepare worthy, in- telligent, and upright young men called to serve in God’s vineyard for spiritual leadership in the religious and secular priesthood. St. Anthony’s also offers an oppor- tunity for other young men called to the various pro- fessions of life to acquire the necessary knowledge and education for a selected profession. This all-embracing objective is achieved through a carefully planned program of religious, intellectual, so- cial, and physical activities—a program of education designed to develop a Catholic character in the leaders of tomorrow. Proud of our school and grateful for the training re- ceived, we present this book to the reader for his appreciation. FR. TIMOTHY PAWLAK, O.F.M. Guardian VERY REV. THEOPHANE KALINOWSKI. O.F.M. Min. Provincial of the Assumption Province President of St. Anthony of Padua FR. CLAUDE ZABINSKI, O.F.M. Rector Fr. Hyacinth, Registrar and Disciplinarian Fr. Bertrand, Vice-disciplinarian Fr. Austin, Head Librarian Fr. Roland, Bursar Fr. Eric Skalski. O.F.M. English I, IV Fr. Roland Jaskulski. O.F.M. Social Studies II. Ill 960 Fr. Brendan Wroblewski, O.F.M. Algebra. Religion II Fr. Cajetan Bogdanski. O.F.M Social Studies I. Religion I Chant Fr. Bertrand Bluma. O.F.M. English II. Ill Mr. Joseph Lomak Physical Education Brother Casimir Our The task of the Faculty was immeasurably aided outside the classroom by the Franciscan Brothers. In the kitchen, bakery, infirmary, laundry room, boiler house, and wherever our need or comfort or their duty placed them, these Friars set us an example of our ideals in action. Their lives best illustrated, in a never-to-be- forgotten manner, the lesson of the true value of things material and immaterial. Brother Benedict Brother Alphonse Brother Timothy There was something encouraging and impressive about these Brothers as they cheerfully performed their endless and seemingly monotonous tasks. It was this, no doubt, which proved to our youthful mijids that the ideals we were taught harmonized with reality. Hero worship is a natural phenomenon of youth. Could we have chosen better human heroes to wor- ship than these Franciscan Brothers? Brother Marius Brother Valerian WlU WEST Cm President JOHN JOSEPH SOWA “Literary” Johnnie . . . National Honor Society Secretary . . . Third Order . . . Sodality . . . Gym Team 3 . . . Soccer 2. 3. I. . . . Basketball 1. 2. 3. I. . . . Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4, . . . Paduan Staff . . . Glee Club. Secretary GERALD EDWARD GIEMZA “Poised” “’Jerry . . . Class Treasurer 2. 3, . . . Class Secretary 4 . . . National Honor Society . . . Sodality . . . Gym Team . . . Junior Varsity Baseball 1 . . . Varsity Baseball 3. 4. . . . Siquaeris . . . Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. 14 JOSEPH PAUL MARCINIAK “Original” “Joe . . . Sodality . . . Paduan Staff . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-president JOHN MARION WISNIEWSKI “Jolly” “Wisi” . . . National Honor Society . . . Siquaeris . . . Paduan Staff . . . Drama . . . Glee Club . . . Sacristan . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3, 4. Treasurer ROBERT STANLEY BAHARA “Active” “Bo” . . . National Honor Society . . . Soccer 2, 3, 4, . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . Paduan 4 . .. Sodality .. . Third Order. w RICHARD JOHN BELIGOTTI “Refined” “Rich” . . . National Honor Society . . . Sodality . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. 4. . . . Paduan 4. JOHN ANTHONY DEMSKI “Darin-” “Duck” . . . Sodality . . . Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, . . . Siquaeris Staff . . . Paduan 4 . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 15 FRANCIS PALL DOMENICK “Jocular “Nicky” . . . Sodality . . . Third Order . . . Maintenance .. . Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3, 4. JOHN ANTHONY DRZYMKOWSKI “Light-hearted” “Fats” . . . Third Order . . . Sodality . . . Siquaeris Staff . . . Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4. 16 EDWARD JOHN DROZD “Earnest” “Buzz” . . . Sodality . . . Soccer 4 . . . Maintenance . . . Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH FRANK FLIS “Scholarly” “Joe” . . . National Honor Society President . . . Var- sity Basketball 3, 4, . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . Siquaeris Staff . . . Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. STANLEY DAVID GRYSKO “Dutiful” “Stumpy” . . . Sodality . . . Soccer 2, 3, 4, . . . Gym Staff . . . Paduan 3 . . . Glee Club . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ADAM GLIWA “Bashful” “Stvil” . . . Third Order . . . Sodality . . . Soccer 3, 4, . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD JOSEPH GILL “Obliging” “Rich” . . . Third Order . . . Sodality . . . Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2. . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . Maintenance. ANDREW MARION GREGOREK “Companionable” “Charlie” . . . Sodality . . . Gym Team 3 . . . Main- tenance . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 17 ANDREW BENEDICT HOLBY “Interesting” “Andy” . . . Third Order . . . Sodality . . . Gym Team 3 . . . Paduan ... Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4. KENNETH THEODORE JOSWICK “Carefree” “liaiiel . . . Class Vice-president 2, 3, . . . Sodality . . . Gym Team 2, 3, 4, . . . Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, . . . Soccer 3, 4, . . . Varsity Baseball 3, 4, . . . Intra- mural Sports 1, 2. 3, I . 18 THOMAS FRANCIS JANIDLO “Sincere” “Tom . . . National Honor Society . . . Third Order President . . . Sodality President . . . Gym Team 2, 3, 4, . . . Siquaeris . . . Library 1, 2, . . . Drama 2 . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. LEONARD ADAM KUMINSKI “Fascinating” “Tex” . . . Sodality . . . Siquaeris Staff . . . Drama 2, 3, ... Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. DENIS PATRICK McCARTHY “Persevering” “Murphy” . . . Gym Team . . . Sodality . . . Main- tenance . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3, 4. STEPHEN EDWARD MALKIEWICZ “Loquacious” “Malk” . . . National Honor Society • • • Third Order . . . Sodality . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Library Staff 1. 2, 3, 4, . . . Drama 2 . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND EDWARD MALOLEPSZY “Mild-mannered” “Mali” . . . Sodality . . . Junior Varsity Baseball 1 . . . Varsity Basketball 3 . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . Maintenance. JOHN ADAM MARCHESKI “Fun-loving” “Jack” . . . Sodality . . . Soccer 3. 4. . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . Baseball 3, 4, . . . Maintenance. 19 BERNARD FRANCIS MARTIN “Witty” “Schwartz” . . . Third Order . . . Sodality . . . Soccer 3, 4, . . . Basketball 3 . . . Library 1 . . . Drama 3, 4, .. . Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3, 4. THEODORE JOSEPH O’KARMA “Well-dressed” Teddy . . . Sodality . . . Varsity Baseball 1 . . . Siquaeris Staff . . . Paduan 3 . . . Maintenance . . . Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4. 70 RICHARD MICHAEL MIHALIK “Casual” “Spauld” . . . Sodality . . . Soccer 3, 4, . . . Basketball 3 . . . Library 1, 2, . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. STANLEY EDWARD OLENSKI “Deceptive” “Ollie” . . . National Honor Society . . . Third Order . . . Sodality . . . Siquaeris Staff . . . Paduan Staff 3, 4, . . . Glee Club . . . Drama 4 . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH THOMAS POMASKI “Mathematical” “Poman” . . . National Honor Society . . . Sodality . . . Soccer 2. 3, 4, . . . Rasketball 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . Base- ball 1. 2, 3, 4,. .. Paduan 2. 3. 4. I THOMAS JAMES SALVATORE “Quiet” “Sal” . . . Third Order . . . Sodality . . . Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4, . . . J.V. Basketball 1. ALBERT MICHAEL SNOPEK “Agile” “Beak” . . . Sodality . . . Gymnastics 2, 3, 4, . . . Var- sity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, . . . Siquaeris . . . Paduan 4 . . . Gym Staff . . . Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. SIMON FRANCIS STACHELCZYK “Shrewd” “Slats” . . . Sodality - • • Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4, . . . Maintenance. 21 I ( JOHN JOSEPH STRUZINSKI “Athletic” “Sluls . . . Sodality . . . Gymnastics 3 . . . Varsity Basketball 3 . . . Glee Club . . . Gym Staff . . . Intra- mural Sports I. 2. 3. I. THOMAS KAROL WOJSLAWOWICZ “Likeable” “Wawa” . . . Class Secretary 2. 3. . . . Sodality . . . Gymnastics 3 . . . Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2. . . . Paduan 2, 3, 4, . . . Drama 3 . . . Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4. JOHN JOSEPH SZUTARSKI “Sincere” “Szu ... 1 bird Order . . . Sodality . . . Soccer 3, 4. . . . Gymnastics 2. 3. 4, . . . Library 1 . . . Siquaeris Staff... Paduan 3. 4. STANLEY WILLIAM SZOT “Creative” “Zippy” . . . Sodality . . . Third Order . . . Siquaeris Staff . . . Organist . . . Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY JOSEPH ZEMBRZUSKI “Comely” “Zembo” . . . Treasurer 1 . . . Sodality . . . Soccer 2, 3, 4, . . . Baseball 1, 3, 4, . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . Maintenance. Do Seniors volunteer? Save us some water. The Seniors scram hie for their plates. It s time to get up. A Halloween party in action. Our clay students take a walk. Willie, is it that hard? Getting ready for work? Fore! Fats, push that dirt here. George Uss, vice-president; Alex Szczesniakowski, president; Fr. Austin, moderator; Joseph Szczepaniak, secretary; Stephen Wojciechowski, treasurer. tycuuon, FRONT ROW: S. Magiera; T. Walczak; V. Sudol; A. Perfinowicz; J. Czermak; J. Iaciofoli. SECOND ROW: M. Bogusky: D. Parzyh: G. Czeczeluk: J. Tylock; P. Quenan: V. Bekiempis; S. Zagraniczny. THIRD ROW; G. Guzinski; R. Leszczynski; F. Yarnot; T. Clauser; L. Zglobicki; R. Dmuchowski; R. Zwolinski; J. Bellinger. BACK ROW: S. Batory; P. Teutschman; E. Ogden; S. Crissy; M. Burek; J. Pavlick; C. Ostaszewski. R. Bartosavage, president; W. Sabolefski. treasurer; Fr. Brendan, moderator; H. Poczobut, secretary; M. Gulas, vice-president. SofiAotPtone FIRST ROW: J. Sredinski; J. Mielnik; W. Thomas; W. Snopek: W. Kurpiel; J. Hannecher. SECOND ROW: S. Wendolowski; J. Beseda: J. Fazareckas: R. Terpolilli; J. LaSalle; J. Buckley; G. Maiolie. THIRD ROW: J. Ha- licks; T. Martin; Z. Macieik; T. Skrab; J. D Angelo; P. Gajewski; J. Lubonski. 29 J. Liszewski. vice-president: H. Butka, treasurer; Fr. Cajetan, moderator: E. Walczak. secretary; J. Shaffer, president. FIRSI RO : L. Szot; R. Szypula; J. Gryszan; F. Yarnot; R. Regula; R. Fairlie; 0. Conway; F. Krafinski. SECOND ROW: J. Tulko; J. Kaczmarek; E. Szczepaniak: E. Sudol; A. Springer; L. D’Angelo; F. Rakowski; . Gooth. rHIRD ROW: J. Drexler; C. Klimas; M. Asiello; G. Szczygiel; E. Szymanski; E. Pembleton; R. Bal- zarini: f. 0 Karma. FOIRIH ROW: J. Lomnicky; H. Lukowski; I). Springer; E. Pokorny; J. Kowalski; R. Bene- dek; S. Czarnecki: K. Anderson; M. Malaschuck: F. Dombkowski; M. Wilbur; R. Thomas; J. Lomnicky; T. Miezejeski; T. Bieryla. Section, 0 OctC tixtct 7eAfrupte tt Robert “Bo” Bahara bequeaths the memories of his never received love letters to Batory. Richard Beligotti leaves his car keys in the rector’s office. Robert Beligotti bequeaths his scholastic ability to Anderson. John “Duck” Demski leaves his luck of getting caught doing the wrong thing at the right time. Francis “Nick” Domenick bequeaths his Sal Mineo haircut to the next brave senior. Edward “Buzz” Drozd leaves his corridor well liked. John “Fats” Drzymkowski bequeaths all his used razor blades to Klimas. Joseph “Joe” Flis leaves the Siquaeris to anyone crazy enough to accept it. Gerald “Jerry” Giemza bequeaths his triceps to “Muscles” Ostaszewski. Stanley “Stumpy” Grysko leaves behind the familiar w'ords, “Line that soccer field.” Richard “Rich” Gill leaves the second corridor in a hurry. William “Chico” Gliwa left the soccer field with a sprained wrist, twisted ankle, and a broken elbow'. Andrew “Charlie” Gregorek leaves the jeep without brakes. Andrew “Andy” Holby, due to circumstances, leaves Halicks kneeling. Thomas “Tom” Janidlo bequeaths his “Kookie” comb to Crissy. Kenneth “Bagel” Joswick leaves his French degree to “Red” Wojciechowski. Leonard “Tex” Kuminski leaves his boots and saddle to the next senior cowboy. Denis “Murphy” McCarthy bequeaths his knowledge of Polish to Quenan. Stephen “Malk” Malkiewicz leaves the library in a mess. Raymond “Mali” Malolepszy bequeaths his “George Washington” trunk to Dmuchowski. John “Jack” Marcheski leaves his long legs to Gulas. Bernard “Bernie” Martin bequeaths his soccer team to any unfortunate coach. Richard “Spauld” Mihalik leaves his soccer letter to Dr. Landsberg. Joseph “Joe” Marciniak leaves the editorship of the Paduan as a nervous wreck. Theodore “Teddy” O’Karma leaves his brother to the mercy of the student body. Stanley “Ollie” Olenski left Sherwood Forest just in time. Joseph “Joe” Pomaski bequeaths his basketball trunks to Ogden. Thomas “Sal” Salvatore leaves his ping-pong paddle to whoever wants it. Albert “Al” Snopek leaves St. Anthony’s for the 1960 Olympics. John “Johnnie” Sowa leaves the memorable uwds echoing in the distance, “Sowa, come back. I see you.” Simon “Slats” Stachelczyk leaves his ability to be heard, but not seen, to Halicks. John “Stuts” Struziliski leaves the kitchen icebox empty. Stanley “Zippy” Szot bequeaths his talent of playing the organ and his beautiful voice to Sredinski. John “Szu” Szutarski leaves his love poems to the Casanova of the junior class. John “Wisi” Wisniewski gives all the weight he lost to Dmuchowski. Thomas “Wawa” Wojslawowicz leaves his acting ability to the next Paduan dramatist. Anthony “Zembo” Zembrzuski just left for Seaside Heights, N. J. 32 October devotions. At the Consecration, Our Father St. Francis. Reception of Holy Communion, Benediction Conference by spiritual director. e ieat Paduans in silent adoration of the Sacred Heart during retreat. Fr. Martin Kropidlowski, O.F.M., this year’s retreat master, speaks to the Paduans at one of the many very helpful spiritual conferences. In the beginning of every school year the student body of St. Anthony’s looks forward to the first event on the calendar, the annual retreat. Fr. Martin Kropidlowski, O.F.M., opened the retreat on September 21, with the pur- pose of giving the Paduans a good and healthy spiritual outlook at the year ahead. Despite its brevity, this one and a half day of silence gave the students the chance to speak to Christ and make resolutions to better themselves for the future. After the lengthy summer vacation of lei- sure and spiritual laxity, this retreat greatly aided the Paduans in finding and correcting their faults. 36 Sewen a tct Malkiewicz and Flis, morning chanters. Drzymkowski and Donienick transfer the Missal. The Socialists of St. Anthony of Padua pray the rosary. 7 SacOzCtfy 38 In the last few years, the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary at St. Anthony’s, with the help of its moderator, Fr. Roland Jaskul- ski, O.F.M., has become an organization to which the entire student body belongs and especially cherishes. The particular aim of the Sodality is to build up and renew the whole inner man by means of true veneration of the Blessed Vir- gin in order to render him capable of, and zealous for all works of spiritual love and charity. Using this as a guide, Fr. Roland encouraged the boys to a greater devotion to our Heavenly Mother. The main undertaking accomplished by the Sodality was the May Day exercise on Moth- er’s Day. A procession of the entire student body commenced the activities and was fol- lowed by the crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary by Thomas Janidlo, president of the Sodality. Sodality officers Joseph Czermak, Thomas Janidlo, and Joseph Beseda. Thomas Janidlo, Fr. Dominic, and Thomas Walczak. 7 W Orden, Third Order novices. Fr. Dominic Turajski. O.F.M., mod- erator of the Third Order, has often stressed the purpose and privileges of being a member of this Order. St. Francis established the Third Order as a layman’s order for those who had contemplated his way of life but were held back by one thing or another. The Third Order has in- creased in enrollment and has spread throughout the world. On October 3, the eve of the feast of St. Francis, nineteen new novices were accepted into the Order. On October 4, the twenty who had completed their novi- tiate the previous year became pro- fessed. During the regular monthly meet- ings Fr. Dominic explained the rule of the Order and its purposes. He stressed the importance of being mod- els of St. Francis and of making their everyday life pleasing to God. A strong Christian character, as well as a close following of the rule of St. Francis, was maintained and practiced by the members of the Third Order. 39 TlaUotuzl 'ftyotuyi Soccety FRONT ROW, seated: S. Magiera; J. Tylock; D. Parzyh. SECOND ROW: S. Malkiewicz; Richard Beligotti; G. Giemza; Robert Beligotti; F. Yarnot; T. Clauser. THIRD ROW’: J. Bellinger; J. Poniaski; P. Teutschman; S. Olenski. FOURTH ROW: T. Janidlo; R. Bahara; J. Wisniewski; R. Leszczynski; L. Zglobicki. 40 Officers of the National Honor Society. Having been firmly planted in the school curriculum the previous year, the Padua Chapter of the National Honor Society again began its functions for the 1959-1060 scholastic year. Reverend Bertrand Bluma, O.F.M.. remained the society’s advisor. Joseph Flis, elected to the presidency for his second term, was ably assisted by his cabinet of officers: Stanley Zagraniczny, vice-president; John Sowa, secretary; and Thomas Walczak, treasurer. Once again the new probationary members were scrupulously selected by the vote of the faculty. The requirements for membership remained unchanged: strong character, high scholastic ability, natural leadership, and devoted service. A member inducted into the National Honor Society must endeavor to serve as a second teacher both spiritually and intellectually—spiritually by a fine Christian example and in- tellectually by offering scholastic aid to other students who do not possess such talents as he does. The main objective of the National Honor Society is the molding of the young high school adolescent into an upright Catholic man. Stqccaenc Staff Fr. Bertrand with Siquacris edi- tors Joseph Flis and John Wis- niewski. SEATED: John Szutarski Thomas Janidlo John Demski STANDING: John Drzymkowski Leonard Kuminski Stanley Olenski SEATED: Theodore O’Karma Gerald Giemza STANDING: Joseph Marciniak Albert Snopek Stanley Szot 42 (ZclcOZtt St SEATED: Francis Yarnot Robert Bahara Joseph Pomaski STANDING: Andrew Holby John Sow a Gerald Giemza Fr. Eric with Paduan editors Thomas Wojslawowicz and Jo- seph Marciniak. SEATED: Joseph Iaciofoli John Demski Peter Teutschman STANDING: Albert Snopek John Szutarski 43 St. Anthony’s Chorus. An ambitious program was planned for the choris- ters this year. Under the di- rection of Fr. Brendan, this chorus participated in many of the banquets, affairs, and other activities throughout the year. A select group of choris- ters was chosen to chant the proper of the Mass for all Sundays of the year. 44 Pomaski, Sowa, Baliara, Leszczynski, and Walczak chant the proper of the Mass. TKu ic A practice session for the orchestra. Padua “Polka Chips” play at the card party. E. Walczak and Balzarini place hooks in their respective posi- tions. A library staff meeting. Fr. Austin discusses matters with his librarians Thomas Walczak, Steve Malkiewicz, Edward Walc- zak, and Stanley Zagraniczny. Big Oti nment entertai H-itory Christas enJ°ys the Seniors clown Party Skrab , Gloria in Excelsis Deo are more emotion a,,empis f0 y i. . � 4c “k Wisniewski, Olenski, and Drzymkowski. Once again the talented thespians of Padua brought forth their acting abilities to present a fine and frolick- ing production. Under the direction of Fr. Eric Skalski, O.F.M., they opened the dramatic season with a variety show. Main features of the show were a satire on a few current TV fads and a fashion parade. The skits were written by the students who participat- ed. From two weeks’ rehearsal, with various last minute changes and hectic confusion, emerged a hilarious and successful show. Students from all classes performed with great enthusiasm and enjoyment. A Senior committee consisting of Thomas Wojsla- wowicz, Stanley Grysko, Leonard Kuminski, Ted O’Karma, and Richard Gill aided Fr. Eric and the boys by polishing the skits, obtaining ideas, and preparing the show. Staging and lighting were under the direction of the Juniors, headed by' Louis Zglobicki. B. Martin and Mihalik. Ogden, Guzinski, Grysko, and Kuminski. Szutarski, Marciniak, Snopek, and Grysko. 50 Kaczmarek, Szypula, Szymanski, and P. Yamot. KNEELING, left to right: K. Joswick; S. Wojciechowski; J. Sowa. STANDING: D. Parzych; S. Grysko; A. Szczesniakowski; J. Szutarski; J. Pomaski; J. Marcheski; A. Zembrzuski; C. Klimas; R. Dmuchowski; W. Gliwa. Secc i Fr. Emil gives a pep talk before the game. Although their record of three wins, five losses, and one tie does not indicate a great deal of success, the Cascaders can be proud that they played only highly rated teams. Fr. Emil’s returning veterans provided the team with the needed experience, though we cannot forget to mention the fine efforts of the underclassmen, and made this season a very exciting one. The opening game of the season proved to be a thriller, as the Cascaders downed Ham- mondsport 2-0. The finest game was played against the always tough Campbell team. The fine offensive and defensive tactics used by the Cas- caders terminated into an impressive 4-0 victory. The lone tie occurred at the climax of the season against Lakemont. We can be proud of their enthusiasm and de- termination to play and win. 52 FRONT ROW: E. Pembleton; W. Snopek; S. Zagraniczny; J. Szczepaniak; V. Bckicmpis; T. Clouser; J. Bellinger. BACK ROW: . Wilbur; M. Burek: B. Martin; R. Mihalik; W. Sabolefski; J. Buckley. We're losing. ScAeduic Padua............2 Padua............0 Padua............2 Padua............4 Padua............4 Padua............0 Padua............2 Padua .......... 0 Padua............0 Hammondsport _______ 0 Way land ............4 Lakemont ............3 Campbell ............0 Naples ______________8 Elkland .............4 Savona ..............0 Campbell ............1 Lakemont ..........—0 53 Will Grysko get the ball past the oppos- ing goalie or not? Tony Zembrzuski and an opponent seem to be doing a ballet as the ball skips away from them. % Full view of the action on the field. me worry Soccer 'JtttreututreUo The new school year was just a few weeks old when Padua, in conformancy with the maxim “mens sana in corpore sano” (a sound mind in a sound body), initiated its intramural program for 1959-60 with the rough and tumble sport of soccer. Ten of the varsity players chose teams from the stu- dent body. These ten teams were then split into two leagues, A and B. After a prelim- inary round the teams were rearranged into the two leagues according to their “wins’ average” to balance the competition. This adjustment was also made after the second round. A third and final round was played for the individual league crowns. The soccer season afforded enjoyment, excitement, and exercise for all. 4’’ ?e zyue Clouser ................ .725 Joswick ................. .625 Zembrzuski .............. .375 Bahara _____________________ 375 Pazych ......................250 56 Gill kicks the ball as O’Karma avoids a collision. A rain-drenched athletic field was the arena for the big play-off game between Sowa’s team, champs of B league, and Clouser’s team, victors of A league. The slippery field, however, did not dampen the players’ spirits nor did it hamper the game. It was an action- packed half hour battle between two evenly matched teams contending for the coveted trophy. The slow moving first half remained scoreless. Pandemonium broke loose in the second half. It seemed that Clouser’s high spirited eleven would take the upper hand, but all of their many goal attempts termi- nated in failure. A penalty kick by Louis Zglobicki early in the second half was the only scoring of the game. Thus, Sowa clinched the title 1-0. Uss grimaces as the ball comes at him. Look Ma, I’m swimming. A dreary day with plenty of action. Sowa ........................875 Wojciechowski 625 Gliwa........................500 Martin ____________________ .375 Szutarski ................. 125 £ Soccer (?Ca i4 Shouting and cheering could be heard on the soccer field as class competition for the sweepstake trophy began. The Seniors scored an easy 8-0 victory over an unexperienced hut tough Freshman team. Although their team lost, the “Frosh” showed fine spirit, determination and good sportsmanship. The second game pitted the Juniors against the Sophomores. At the start the Juniors played a tight defensive game matching point for point, before breaking loose to win 6-3. The next two games saw good offensive playing. The “Sophs” handed the Freshmen their third defeat by the score of 8-4. Tables were turned, however, when they lost to the Seniors 6-0. The last game between the Juniors and Seniors proved to be the best game of soccer class competition. Holding a 2-0 lead for three quarters, the lower classmen displayed fine defensive and offensive playing. A penalty kick scored for the Seniors proved to be the spark that set the forest afire as they booted in two goals to win 5-2. Class participation, good sportsmanship, and the spirit displayed will always be re- membered in these games. ROBERT BAHARA co-captain JOHN SOWA Padua Padua Padua Padua Padua Padua MR. JOSEPH LEMAK coach Padua Padua Padua Padua Padua Padua Padua Padua Padua Padua JACK MARCHESKI Greedy hands JOSEPH POMASKI JOSEPH FLIS ANTHONY ZEMBRZUSKI co-captain TIMOTHY CLOUSER Szczesniakowski scores. Watkins Mt. Carmel Notre Dame RICHARD ZWOLINSKI Watkins Notre Dame Horseheads Horseheads A. SZCZESNIAKOWSKI GERALD GUZINSKI Under the direction of coach Mr. Joseph Lemak, the Varsity Cascadets posted a win- ning mark of 11 victories against 6 losses. Much was expected of the returning squad, since most of the boys were veterans of last year’s team. Well-balanced height, advantageous use of the fast break, and accurate shooting sup- plemented the varsity five in compiling this winning record. This year we are proud to mention that Jack Marcheski, pictured at the left dunking the ball, broke Ed Opiola’s 1955 individual scoring mark of 34 points by sinking 35 dur- ing the last regular season game against Horseheads. I F.G. F.T. PTS. AVE. Marcheski Ill 64 286 16.8 Zembrzuski 86 50 222 13 Poniaski 80 44 294 13.6 Bahara 86 31 203 11.9 Sowa 52 22 126 7.9 Flis 36 9 81 4.8 Clouser 13 2 28 1.6 Zwolinski 1 3 5 .7 Cuzinski 0 0 0 0 Szczesniakowski 0 0 0 0 Zembrzuski with a jump shot Clouser goes in for a layup. reboat Marcheski taps one in Sowa makes an easy layup. KNEELING: M. Bogusky; G. Czeczeluk; C. Klimas. STANDING: H. Bulka; R. Dmuchowski; K. Anderson; D. Springer; C. Ostaszewski; J. D’Angelo; S. Czarnecki; D. Parzych. floatavi Z4 et z£i Through Fr. Emil’s fine coaching and discipline, Padua’s “Little Five” ended with a winning record of 11 and 5. The team was constantly shuffled due to injuries and mishaps; but, nevertheless, Fr. Emil always came up with a versatile, hard-hitting com- bination. Out of a few good players he produced one great team which was difficult to match. Towards the middle of the season a few Juniors were added, and the J.V.s sparked a new winning streak. With this extra power they were even more unyielding. In all of their games the team showed splendid ball handling, accurate shooting, and many other virtues possessed by an excellent squad. With this, and the cheering support of the school, they wTent on to make one of Padua’s best J.V. records. Fr. Emil, O.F.M. 66 Sc ettuCe Padua............27 Padua...........58 Padua� ...........48 Padua.......„....28 Padua............49 Padua...........51 Padua� ._________27 Padua 12 Padua___________64 Padua............34 Padua............38 Padua......... 51 Padua___________42 Padua__________ 40 Padua............49 Padua............52 Dundee ________________24 Ovid _________________ 28 C.F.A. ________________33 Athens ________________30 Odessa_________________38 Watkins _______________21 Mt. Carmel____________ 54 Notre Dame ____________44 Odessa_________________48 Athens_______________..31 Watkins _______________32 Ovid __________________28 Notre Dame_____________48 Horseheads_____________38 C.F.A._________________40 Horseheads_____________60 F.G. Bogusky _______________________25 Czeczeluk .....................34 Pembleton _____________________34 Dmuchowski ____________________31 Klimas________________________.40 D’Angelo ......................16 Hannecker _____________________ 6 Butka___________________________8 Czamecki________________________5 Springer------------------------3 Ostaszewski---------------------0 Anderson _______________________0 F.T. PTS. AVE. 20 70 14 33 101 11.2 9 77 9.6 15 77 8.6 20 100 6.7 9 27 5.4 6 38 42 9 21 3.5 6 22 3.1 0 10 1.4 0 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 t t s4ctio t 7 e (26eenCecu MICHAEL GULAS GERALD GIEMZA JOSEPH IACIOFOLI KENNETH JOSWICK ALBERT SNOPEK 69 Greater interest and competition resulted from the four-league pro- gram that went into effect this year. Here, as in the past, members of the Varsity and Junior Varsity picked their own teams and acted as coaches. The teams were catagorized accord- ing to individual ability in order to provide a more even level of com- petition in each league. After Christmas recess the teams were rechosen so that the coaches might try to improve their teams. A total of 135 students partici- pated. Heated races developed in all the leagues and none of the cham- pions were decided until the final games. The hottest race was supplied by “A” league where four teams battled it out all the way to the wire. Drzymkowski guards Grysko. Easy layup. — ;4 etiyue W L PCT. W L PCT. Malolepszy ..... 6 0 1.000 Leszczynski 9 1 .900 4 2 .666 Teutschman 8 2 .800 2 4 .333 Grysko 5 5 .500 .1 5 .166 Wojslawowicz 5 5 .500 Gliwa 2 8 .200 O'Karma 1 9 .100 ' “S ecKpue Leszczynski (captain) Wojciechowski Perfinowicz Zglobicki Uss (missing) 71 72 Dmuchowski (coach) Skrab Buckley Mielnik Gulas Walczak T. W L PCT. Dmuchowski 7 2 .777 Clouser 6 3 .666 Flis .. 4 4 .500 Guzinski 3 6 .333 Sowa 2 7 .222 W L PCT. Czarnecki 8 1 .888 D’Angelo 7 2 .777 Butka - 6 3 .666 Klimas . . 3 6 .333 Kowalski 2 7 .222 Bartosavage 1 8 .111 ecupue Czarnecki (coach) Lukowski Szczygiel Drexler Kaczmarek Tulko 73 e PuM tcc 7e z u In 1957 Fr. Emil, O.F.M., organized the new popular gymnastic team. Under his com- petent supervision this team has grown each year in precision and esteem. On January 25 of this year the patience, perseverance, and hard work of the twenty-four boys com- prising the gym team paid off. They were invited to give an exhibition of their skill at the New York State Physical Education Teachers’ Convention in Buffalo, New York. The reaction of the 900 coaches who wit- nessed this exhibition of skill, grace, and en- durance was tremendous. Fr. Emil and the boys received many words of congratulation after the performance. This gym team has also performed at local schools with the same response as at Buffalo. Parzych does his routine. Students from all four grades compose the team. They devote an hour and a half each day for vigorous and often grueling practice. Health, strength and coordination are the benefits from this exercise. Besides benefit- ing physically, each gymnast may gain a trophy for himself if he is qualified to per- form various feats on the different apparatus. These trophies are presented to the boys by Fr. Emil at the Achievement Night banquet towards the end of the school year. Joswick vaults over the box. 74 Gerald Giemza does his routine on the parallel bars and the rest of the team stands at ease and observes. throve'' eaps atn°l the sPiea' .d oi leUo � «“ over e «ers- • k “law 0 aC 75 Gym team remains at attention while A. Snopek performs. October 31 again provided the setting for the annual Halloween marathon. Because of overcast and rainy weather, the marathon was held in the gym. This inclement weather, however, did not dampen the spirits of the excited participants. Scream- ing voices told of the hopefulness of the Freshmen, the defiance of the Sophomores, the determination of the Juniors, and the confidence of the Seniors. The entire competition consisted of novelty races like the one-legged relay, the wheelbarrow' race, the kangaroo relay, the weave-and-crawl under, and the dizzy izzy. Leonard Szot weaves through the legs of his classmates. Actually the marathon brings to the fore two separate rivalries. The Seniors and Juniors compete for first place, while the Sophomores strug- gle to keep the Freshmen from scor- ing any points. Regarding the first rivalry, the Seniors emerged victori- ous over the Juniors by a wide mar- gin. Surprisingly enough this year’s Freshman class edged past the Sopho- mores. The day’s activities were climaxed by a cross-country race through the hills. Seniors hustle during marathon victory. 78 Sophomores keep in step. The entire student body enjoys the fun of the marathon races. Exhausted Johnny Sowa beams a smile toward the camera after winning the mile and a quarter cross-country race. This course is an uphill run most of the way. Johnnie displayed his speed and endurance in conquer- ing this course and has won for himself a beautiful trophy. Bob Bahara does a leap frog over Gill. Which way are we going? The 1960 tournaments began with greater interest and enthusiastic riv- alry, because nearly all of last year’s winners were returning. They were ready to capture another trophy and to meet every challenger. As the tournaments got under way, the sport prophets made these pre- dictions: Ted O’Karma, last year’s ping- pong champion, is expected to retain his title, although he will have to face some top competition from Joe Pomaski and Denis McCarthy. Anthony Zembrzuski will again meet Joe Flis, whom he just edged out last year for the foul-shooting trophy. The pool championship will prob- ably be won by Joe Pomaski or John Sowa. The shuffle-board champs, Zem- brzuski and Bahara, will eliminate some top teams to maintain their championship. Although these predictions are re- liable, they are fallible. Warming up with calisthenics. Jump-stick relay. 'P6ef6tc li SeCucatt t An extended schedule of tumbling highlighted the formal physical education classes and gave the Padua students a well rounded program. In addition to the regular classes of calisthenics, the courses featured unfamiliar but interesting games. Physical education was again placed in the qualified hands of Mr. Joseph Lemak, assisted in the instruction of gymnastics by Fr. Emil. Interest in gymnastics was stimulated through the success attained by the Padua gymnastic team. The new exercises provided many thrills and chills, especially on the trampoline and the parallel bars, which the boys unhesitantly encountered after conquering their fear of the awesome-looking apparatus. This year the courses likewise featured instructions in theory on the more familiar sports of soccer, football, basketball, and baseball. Physical Education instructor Mr. Joseph Lemak conducts a class. Fairlie and Asiello. The athletic staff has once again done a com- mendable job in maintaining the gymnasium, the basketball court, and the athletic field. The staff consisted of: Seniors—Stanley Grysko and Albert Snopek; Juniors—Michael Bogusky and Peter Teutschman; Sophomore—Joseph Lubonski; Fresh- men—Michael Asiello and Michael Fairlie. In addition to their chores in the gym, the mem- bers found time to act as managers for both Varsity and Junior Varsity sports and to conduct Padua’s intramural program. During the entire year the athletic staff conscien- tiously cared for the athletic equipment and facilities of the gym proper. zdte4 4uxt£ta'ue6 BROOKLYN AUXILIARY Mrs. C. Wendolowski, secretary; Mrs. S. Olenski, president; Mrs. A. Ogden, vice-president; Mrs. J. Dombkowski, treasurer. NEW JERSEY AUXILIARY MEETING Mrs. A. Zembrzuski; Mrs. R. Zwolinski; Mrs. J. Pavlick; Mrs. F. Kopyczynski; Mrs. J. Leszczynski. NEW JERSEY AUXILIARY Mrs. L. Regula, president; Mrs. S. Malkiewicz, vice-president; Mr. V. Guzinski, acting treasurer; Mrs. S. Gajewski, secretary (absent) WATKINS GLEN AUXILIARY Mrs. J. Borzell, treasurer; Mrs. W. Clark, vice-president; Mrs. E. Worth, president; Mrs. H. 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HENRY MARTIN LOCUST VALLEY, NEW YORK From the lowest depth there is a path to the loftiest height Continued Success and Happiness to Our Nephew JOSEPH P. MARCINIAK From MR. and MRS. WALENTY LAPSANSKI Congratulations and Best Wishes to JOHN A. DEMSKI and the Class of I960 From Grandparents - Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zambrzycki Uncle and Aunt-Victor and Helen Zambrzycki Cousins-Patty and Vickie Zambrzycki PHILADELPHIA PENNA. Z leaning Compliments of kin X IKJC'CWT Q7XA A II OWCI I VARSITY CLEANERS 213 N. 4th Street HARRISON, N. J. MK. VIINL LINI 3Z.WAJMJW1M 47 Cortland Street NEWARK, NEW JERSEY ,One Stop Service J J. P. BAKER GENERAL HAULING DUMP TRUCK SERVICE SNOW PLOW 58 East 14th Street BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES to BEST WISHES the Graduates of I960 to Compliments of My Nephew JOHN SOWA Mrs. J. Malina From and Mr. John Sowa Miss Ann Nowakowska Mr. Louis Balzarini 504 Cherry Lane NEW HYDE PARK, NEW YORK Miss Groce Maiolie 534 Washington Avenue BRIDGEVILLE, PA. Best Wishes and Good Luck to THE CLASS OF I960 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Krafinski and Family Life is festival only to the wise. CONTINUED GOD'S BLESSING to JOSEPH P. MARCINIAK and His Fellow Classmates of '60 From Parents MR. AND MRS. LEON MARCINIAK Grandmothers MRS. A. WOJCIECHOWSKA MRS. K. MARCINIAK Uncles and Aunts MR. JOHN MARCINIAK MRS. ANNA MILLER MR. AND MRS. LEO GOITIANDIA MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM MILLER MRS. HEDWIG POTONIEC MR. AND MRS. HENRY VOYSKI BEST WISHES to ROBERT BAHARA and the Class of I960 REV. STANISLAUS KALINOWSKI St. Casimir's Parish DUN MORE, PA. CONGRATULATIONS to Our Cousin RICHARD MIHALIK From MR. AND MRS. JACOB PI EL A Compliments of ROCHESTER HOUSEKEEPING SERVICE 1222 Norton Street ROCHESTER, NEW YORK SYLOETTE SHOPS 36 Sayrewoods Shopping Center PARLIN, NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS to SIMON STACHELCZYK From UNCLE A. STACHELCZYK Compliments of STANLEY C. JAGELSKI Home of Living Kitchens 228 Roosevelt Drive UTICA. 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RADIO AND TV SERVICE 38 Wall Street PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY Congratulations and Best Wishes to STANLEY GRYSKO and the Class of '60 From MISS ESTELLE WALLENS AND MR. JOSEPH HEIM 15 Wilbur Avenue NEWARK, NEW JERSEY HELEN'S TAVERN Congratulations to OUR GRANDSON A Place Where Good Friends Meet RICHARD MIHALIK 22 BLAKELY PLACE From GARFIELD, NEW JERSEY MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL PIELA 15 Wadsworth Street WALLINGTON, NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES TO OUR SON JERRY and the Graduates of '60 From MR. AND MRS. BEN GIEMZA BROTHER — RONNIE Congratulations to the Class of '60 Compliments of FLOWERS BY JEAN MADSEN HOWELL, INC. Flowers for All Occasions Mill Supplies . Hardware FELIX AND JENNIE PAZIK 313 MADISON AVENUE 416 AVENUE C PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY HE-6-7735 Congratulations and Best Wishes to OUR SON JOHN SOWA and the Class of I960 From Parents-Joseph and Loretta Sowa Sister-Theresa and Husband Rocco Brother-Joseph Grandfather-Frank Wipocki Grandfather-Frank Sowa TO SUIT YOUR RICHY'S CATERING SERVICE Best of Luck MRS. CECILIA DREXLER 30 John Street CARNEGIE, PENNA. 1047 Manhattan Avenue BROOKLYN, NEW YORK EVergreen 3-3984 Compliments of George J. Miller SCHUYLER MOTOR CO., INC. Watkins Glen, New York Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF I960 SULLIVANS, INCORPORATED WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK Congratulations to Leonard Kuminski and the Seniors of I960 JOSEPH G. TREP 40 Tehama Street BROOKLYN 18, NEW YORK Compliments of S. GAJEWSKI 29 West 28th Street BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY Best Wishes for a Happy and Successful Future to Our Son RICHARD and the Class of '60 From MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL MIHALIK 125 Johnson Ave. WALLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Congratulations to Our Grandson and Nephew BERNARD and the Class of I960 GRANDMOTHER MRS. E. BOROWSKA and UNCLE —MR. FRANK BROWSKI Congratulations and Best Wishes to OUR NEPHEW ROBERT BAHARA and the Class of '60 From Aunt Jean Kobeski and Uncle Jule Kobeski Heartiest Congratulations to STANLEY WILLIAM SZOT and the Class of '60 From MR. AND MRS. ANDREW KUCHTYAK and FAMILY 410 Arnold Avenue PERTH AMBOY. NEW JERSEY Compliments of Our Lady of Assumption MR. AND MRS. Council 3902 W. SABOLEFSKI Knights of Columbus 725 Lorenz Avenue 435 Madeline Avenue PITTSBURGH 20, PA. GARFIELD, NEW JERSEY To the Class of I960 At this time of graduation, we hope you will look back with satisfaction to a job well done and will look forward with hopeful anticipation to the promising opportunities that await you. CORNING GLASS WORKS Corning, New York Save $j Westfield Coffee Corporation 103 Park Avenue New York 17, New York Good Luck Congratulations to to THOMAS SALVATORE the Class of I960 From The Fraboni Family Aunt Edith Grant's Greenhouse Uncle Venico WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK Cousins David and Michael CONGRATULATIONS Emmy Joseph Gorzelnik Registered Representative INVESTORS PLANNING CORP. OF AMERICA 946 Main Street HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY Future Success and Happiness to THE CLASS OF I960 From MR. AND MRS. E. CZERMAK 98 Montross Avenue RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY Compliments of D. CERRETANI SONS 15 Tompkins Street BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK ROMAN ELECTRIC CO. Wiring, Fixtures, and Appliances 1738 So. Nth Street MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN ORchard 2-0985 Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF I960 STAREGO BROS. CO., INC. Real Estate and Insurance 375 Hall Street PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY Success to ANTHONY ZEMBRZUSKI From a Dear Friend Congratulations and Best Wishes to Anthony Zembrzuski and the Class of '60 From THE POLISH AMERICAN WOMEN'S CIRCLE BAYONNE. NEW JERSEY Mrs. Hugh Canlon Pres. Mrs. Benjamin Betkowski Vice Pres. Mrs. Harold Novicki Rec. Sec. Mrs. Steven Zuchowski Fin. Sec. Mrs. John Logan Trustee Mrs. Frank Novicki Trustee Mrs. Zygmund Mackiewicz Trustee Congratulations to Our Nephew Richard Mihalik and the Class of '60 From Mr. and Mrs. Edward Piela and Family 43 Mt. Pleasant Avenue WALLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Our Heartiest and Deepest Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son Leonard From Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kuminski Sister-Joanne Brother - Martin Compliments of A Friend JOE'S RESTAURANT Sar and Aggie Bianco 1001 Magee Street WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK PIZZA AND ITALIAN FOODS Phone 790 Compliments of SENECA ENGINEERING CO. MONTOUR FALLS, NEW YORK Compliments of PIECHOTA'S JERSEY DAIRY 70 Reservoir Avenue WALLINGTON, NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS to OUR GRANDSON JERRY and the Class of I960 MR. AND MRS. STANLEY KOWALSKI 55 Ilford Avenue NO. ARLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Congratulations to OUR NEPHEW LEONARD KUMINSKI From Terry and Bob Addison 320 — 4th Street JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY Congratulations and Best Wishes to ANTHONY ZEMBRZUSKI and the Class of I960 GRANDMOTHER — MRS. HUGH CANLON UNCLE EDMUND CANLON CONGRATULATIONS to MY SON THOMAS From MOTHER —MRS. STEPHANIE WOJSLAWOWICZ BROTHER —MR. EDWARD T. WOJSLAWOWICZ 44 East 19th Street BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY F. ROMANELLI AND SON Congratulations Funeral Home to OUR NEPHEW BERNARD and the Class of '60 From 88-19 101 Avenue GRANDMOTHER OZONE PARK, NEW YORK MRS. MARGARET J. MARTIN UNCLE — WILLIAM J. MARTIN BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY Congratulations and Best Wishes to COUSIN STANLEY W. SZOT and the Class of '60 From REV. RAYMOND L SZULECKI Compliments of Balling Construction, Inc. 454 Young Street TONAWANDA, NEW YORK Congratulations BEST WISHES to THE GRADUATES OF I960 to From the Class of I960 Al and Ed From MR. AND MRS. The Dale Orchestra AL STRUZINSKI STEPHEN KURPIEL ED ZDROJESKI AND SONS BROOKLYN NEW YORK Congratulations to the Class of 1960 From PADUA LADIES1 AUXILIARY WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK Congratulations and Best Wishes to Thomas F. Janidlo and the Class of '60 From Grandmother MRS. MARY JANIDLO Aunts and Uncles MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL PISKURIC MR. AND MRS. JOHN F. BARNYAK MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN SPACK MR. AND MRS. ALEXANDER DYNA MR. AND MRS. HAROLD SCHULTZ MR. AND MRS. GEORGE STAICER MR. AND MRS. JACOB SLONKA Our Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes TO OUR NEPHEW JOSEPH T. POMASKI and His Fellow Graduates From Michael and Mary Bogdan 101 Kent Street BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Grandson JOHN DRZYMKOWSKI From Grandmother and Grandfather - Mary and Peter Drzymkowski Compliments of RUCKI FUNERAL HOME 60 Pulaski Street NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Best Wishes to THE SENIORS OF I960 MRS. ANN WEISS 277 Bedford Avenue BROOKLYN 11, NEW YORK Best Wishes to the Seniors of I960 Compliments of A. E. Szymaszek Bar 159 Grand Street BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Sod's Blessings to EDWARD JOSEPH JOSEPH P. MARCINIAK SWILLO Polish Women's WINES AND LIQUORS Alliance Group 598 60-37 56 Road Harrison, New Jersey Maspeth 78, New York GLEN PARK LANES Best Wishes INC. to the Graduates of I960 100 Decatur Street WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK FRANK P. OLENSKI WHITE WALK MARKET Stratford, Conn. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son WILLIAM GLIWA From Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Gliwa Good Luck, Billy From YOUR BROTHER PAUL God Bless You Grandparents - Mrs. Jozefa Gliwa Mr. William Mysyk Best of Luck Congratulations to to JOHN STRUZINSKI Our Son RAYMOND From and MR. AND MRS. the Graduates of '60 PAUL ROTH MR. AND MRS. 167 — 18 Street RAYMOND MALOLEPSZY BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 69 Kosciusko Street ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Congratulations and Best Wishes to OUR SON STANLEY and the Class of '60 May you find health, wealth, and happiness in the future. Good Luck and God Bless You All. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Grysko and Family 74 Runnymede Road CLARK, NEW JERSEY Congratulations to ANTHONY ZEMBRZUSKI and the Class of I960 MR. HERBERT WEISS 33-26 147 Place FLUSHING, NEW YORK Congratulations and Best Wishes to THOMAS JANIDLO and the CLASS of I960 From Grandmother — MRS. JOSEPHINE TOMKOSKY Uncles and Aunts — MR. AND MRS. NAT HICKEY MR. AND MRS. CHARLES TOMKOSKY MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY TOMKOSKY MR. AND MRS. ALBERT ADAMS MR. AND MRS. ADAMS VISNESKY Congratulations to Our Son STEPHEN From MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN MALKIEWICZ AND SON ALBERT 422 Lanza Avenue GARFIELD, NEW JERSEY good_food J. J. RESTAURANT 295 E. Market Street Corning, New York JAMES BERTO— Prop. Congratulations to ROBERT BAHARA and the Senior Class of I960 DALITSKY'S APPAREL Spruce Street SCRANTON, PA. J. P. GAWET SONS Marble and Granite Products West Procter Road CENTER RUTLAND, VT. PRospect 3-8868 D. T. FRANZESE BROS., INC. 100 N. Franklin Street WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK Compliments of EMIL'S MARKETS GARFIELD AND PARAMUS. N. J. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of I960 From MR. WALTER MARUT MAYOR OF WALLINGTON, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. F. Springer 40-1 I 193rd Street Flushing, New York Congratulations and Best Wishes to ANDREW B. HOLBY and the Graduates of '60 Parents - Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Holby and Son Daniel Grandfather - Mr. Michael Yankowski Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '60 Mr. and Mrs. J. Pazereckas 61-44 55th Drive MASPETH 78, NEW YORK Congratulations and Best Wishes To Our SON ROBERT and the Graduates of I960 From MR. AND MRS. STANLEY BAHARA Prosperity, Health, and Happiness to You in the Future Years SCRANTON PENNA. Congratulations to ROBERT SAHARA and the Class of '60 REV. JOSEPH KALINOWSKI St. Mary's Parish GREENWOOD, PA. Congratulations to RAYMOND MALOLEPSZY and the Class of '60 GRANDMOTHER KULPINSKI and UNCLE —WALT KULPINSKI Best Wishes to My Grandson THEODORE O'KARMA and the Class of '60 MRS. GERTRUDE JANECZKO 62 Christie Avenue CLIFTON, NEW JERSEY Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Nephew and Cousin STANLEY D. GRYSKO From MR. AND MRS. D. DEVERIN DAUGHTERS — DIANE AND JANE Congratulations and Best Wishes to Robert Bahara and the Class of '60 REV. JOHN KOWALKIEWICZ St. Joseph's Parish MORRIS RUN, PA. Mr. and Mrs. V. Ostaszewski 438 Prospect Avenue BROOKLYN 15, NEW YORK Best Wishes From Mrs. John Uss 53-43 82nd Street ELMHURST, NEW YORK Compliments of Louis Radio Service Television . Radio — Home Radios and Household Appliances Repaired (Sales and Service) 61-61 Maspeth Avenue MASPETH 78, NEW YORK Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to OUR NEPHEW STANLEY GRYSKO From Mrs. Bertha Walenciewicz Mr. Anthony Walenciewicz Mr. Leonard Walenciewicz Congratulations and Best Wishes to STANLEY W. SZOT and the Class of '60 From MRS. MICHALINA SZLAUDERBACH MR. STANLEY SZLAUDERBACH 273 Silzer Street PERTH AMBOY. NEW JERSEY Best Wishes and Success to Our Cousin ROBERT BAHARA From HAYNOS AND CO. Cabinet Manufacturers Scranton 5, Penna. Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son JOHN and His Fellow Graduates, the Class of I960 From PARENTS-MR. AND MRS. JOHN DEMSKI SISTERS-JOANNE AND BARBARA PHILADELPHIA PENNA. BEST WISHES From Mr. Joseph H. Swiatkowski 2007 East York Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF ANDREW L. ORZELL Meat and Groceries 468 West Street CENTER RUTLAND. VT. GOOD LUCK From PLAINS ELECTRIC FURNITURE CO. Plains, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS From TEODOR S. PRZYBYLA Director of Polish Programs — WTEL — 860 KC 1822 E. Cornwall St. Philadelphia 34, Pa. NEbraska 4-8069 GLadstone 5-9200 Compliments of CHARLES E. HOUT — Coal — Agricultural Lime — General Trucking NEW SALEM, PA. CH 5-2771 CH 5-9240 WOODWORTH JEWELERS Watkins Glen, New York Congratulations and Best Wishes to OUR SON RICHARD and the Class of I960 From Parents-Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Gill Brother-Walter J. Gill Jr. 12 Harrison Avenue WEST RUTLAND, VERMONT Compliments of Compliments of MR. ANTHONY PARZYCH KING BEAUTY SUPPLIES, INC. Distributors of 715 Saratoga Street Fine Quality Products 223 FLATBUSH AVENUE UTICA, NEW YORK BROOKLYN 17. NEW YORK NE 8-5934 Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to OUR SON JOHN AND THE CLASS OF '60 From Mr. and Mrs. Francis Struzinski Brothers - Edward and Robert BROOKLYN NEW YORK Congratulations to OUR SON BERNARD and the Class of I960 From Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Martin Brother-Stanley BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY MAY GOD GUIDE YOU IN THE FUTURE Felician Sisters St. Casimir's School NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Congratulations and Best Wishes to OUR SON SIMON AND THE GRADUATES OF I960 From Parents-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stachelczyk Sisters-Joanna and Marilyn Congratulations BEST WISHES to From ROBERT BAHARA and the Senior Class of '60 KUHN BROTHERS From KLONOSKI'S PHARMACY 1305 Pittston Avenue 31 1 North Franklin Street SCRANTON, PA. WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF RANDALL COMPANY Best of Luck INC. to the Class of I960 Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal, Oil Burners 272 SOUTH MAIN STREET WOODWARD HARDWARE 404 North Franklin Street WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK RUTLAND, VERMONT Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son THOMAS and the Class of I960 From Mr. and Mrs. Francis Janidlo Sister Carole Congratulations to the Seniors of I960 RATTI GANTS BAR GRILL 370 — 7th Avenue BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Best Wishes to WILLIAM A. GLIWA and the Class of I960 Uncle Walter Aunt Annette Cousin Leslie Congratulations and Best Wishes to JOHN A. DEMSKI and the Class of I960 MR. PAT DEVINE PHILADELPHIA, PA. VICTORY MARKET 2600 Brow Street PHILADELPHIA 20, PA. CHOICE MEATS HENRY PERKOWSKI JUNE HALICKS Adam J. Nizolek Cedarwood Drive GREENWICH, CONN. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tulko 157 South 1st Street BROOKLYN 11, NEW YORK Congratulations and Success to OUR GRANDSON AND NEPHEW ROBERT BAHARA anl the Class of I960 Grandmother Mrs. Victoria Switlinski Godmother Mrs. Helen T. Bieryla Uncle Mr. Henry J. Bieryla Cousins Christine, Elizabeth Ann, Frances, Marilyn, and Henry Jr. Congratulations to ROBERT BAHARA and the Class of '60 From DR. AND MRS. VELIO BERARDIS 632 Prospect Avenue SCRANTON. PA. Best Wishes From Tom, Anthony, and John Tulko 157 South 1st Street BROOKLYN, NEW YORK RT. REV. MSGR. JOHN WETULA St. Stanislaus Kostka R. C. Church 184 Ray Street GARFIELD, NEW JERSEY Congratulations to Compliments THE CLASS OF '60 of From SAN CARLO WANDA AND JOHN RESTAURANT HAZEWSKI 620 Stuyvesant Avenue 798 Broadway BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY LYNDHURST, NEW JERSEY Congratulations and Best Wishes to OUR SON TOM and the Class of I960 With sincere gratitude to the Franciscan Fathers and Brothers, past and present, of St. Anthony of Padua, Watkins Glen, New York. From Mr. and Mrs. Carman Salvatore Brothers - Richard-St. Bernard's Seminary, and Paul James Sister-Mary Carmen Best Wishes Congratulations to to OUR NEPHEW THOMAS THE CLASS OF I960 From From MR. AND MRS. Cioci Julia Z. TYLOCK and Lakewood Park Uncle Frank YOUNGSTOWN, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF Z. Macieik 594 7 Avenue BROOKLYN 15, NEW YORK Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to OUR SON ANDREW AND THE CLASS OF I960 From Mr, and Mrs. Henry Gregorek Brothers-Joseph and Henry Maspeth, New York Congratulations and Best Wishes to OUR SON JOHN JR. and the Graduating Class of I960 From MR. AND MRS. JOHN DRZYMKOWSKI 42 Cortland Street NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Best Wishes Compliments of MR. AND MRS. STANLEY PARZYCH to My Nephew JOHN STRUZINSKI and the Class of I960 From Mr. and Mrs. S. Zych 941 Stark Street and UTICA, NEW YORK Cousins Florence and Joseph Congratulations and Best Wishes to OUR NEPHEW AND COUSIN ROBERT BAHARA and the Class of I960 From Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haynos Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haynos Jr. and Children Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haynos and Children Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ferrett and Children Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grudzinski and Children Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pica Mr. and Mrs. Roland Trotta SCRANTON PENNA. Compliments of ELMIRA PROVISION CO. 158 College Avenue ELMIRA HEIGHTS. NEW YORK Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to ANDREW GRE0OREK AND THE CLASS OF I960 From A FRIEND MASPETH 78. N. Y. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1960 From THE BROOKLYN LADIES AUXILIARY Brooklyn, New York Congratulations and Best Wishes to STANLEY W. SZOT and the Class of '60 From Uncle and Aunt — MR. AND MRS. P. NIEDZWIECKI Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '60 Cousins — BARBARA MARY THOMAS PAULINE JOHN PETER JOSEPH GENEVIEVE BURCH 480 West Beecher Hill OWEGO, NEW YORK BOX 372 THORPE, WIS. Congratulations to Compliments JOHN WISNIEWSKI and the Class of I960 of REV. ANTHONY WOLOSZ ST. STANISLAUS PARISH From MR. AND MRS. EDWARD PILIS 88-10 102 Avenue Niece - Jeanne OZONE PARK, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to OUR SON JOHN and the Class of I960 From Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wisniewski Brother Stanley Aunt Sister Mary Catherine LINDA'S SUMMER HAVEN MOTEL Salt Point Road Watkins Glen, New York Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Clouser PIFFARD, NEW YORK Congratulations to OUR GRANDSON From Grandparents— MR. AND MRS. B. CERKLEWSKI BROOKLYN ROYNE MARKET, INC. 739 Nostrand Avenue BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Congratulations and Best Wishes to STANLEY W. SZOT and the CLASS OF '60 From Uncle and Aunt: MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM HAND Cousins: GERALDINE KENNETH BERNADETTE GARY LAWRENCE 333 Paderewski Avenue PERTH AMBOY, N. J. In honor of the Immaculate Heart of Mary that many children from our par- ish may become brothers, nuns and priests. Sponsor a Mass each First Sat- urday in your parish for this intention. God Bless Our Son Stanley and The Graduates of 1960 Congratulations and Best Wishes From MR. AND MRS. STANLEY OLENSKI CONGRATULATIONS and SUCCESS to ANTHONY ZEMBRZUSKI and CLASSMATES From Mother, Dad, and Brother Harold ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL Girard and 16th Avenue PHILADELPHIA, PA. Compliments of JOHN'S PRETZEL POTATO CHIP BAKERY 1132-1138 Jefferson Avenue BUFFALO 8, NEW YORK Best Wishes to Thomas Wojslawowicz and to the Graduates From JANE AND JACK WOJSLAWOWICZ Congratulations to Our Nephew THEODORE O'KARMA and The Class of I960 From MR. AND MRS. ALEX O'KARMA ELEANOR BUTKA 85 South 4th Street BROOKLYN, NEW YORK MR. AND MRS. JOHN LaSALLE M6-28 203 Street ST. ALBANS, NEW YORK Congratulations to JOSEPH P. MARCINIAK and Classmates of 1960 From POLISH AMERICAN WOMEN'S CLUB KEARNY. NEW JERSEY God's Blessing and Success to JOSEPH P. MARCINIAK and The Graduates of '60 From SISTERS OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION OUR LADY OF CZESTOCHOWA SCHOOL HARRISON, NEW JERSEY Congratulations VALERIAN GUZINSKI to Our Son denis McCarthy 165 West 32 Street From DENIS AND EILEEN McCarthy BAYONNE, NEW YORK 1 14 Miller Street HORSEHEADS, NEW YORK Best Wishes From REV. W. GALUS2KA MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM J. GOOTH BAYVILLE, NEW YORK 392 Adelphi St. BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son KENNETH T. JOSWICK and THE CLASS OF I960 From Parents Mr. and Mrs. T. Joswick Brother Wayne Martin Sister Kathleen Mary Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joswick Congratulations to STANLEY W. SZOT and The Class of '60 From Mr. and Mrs. Owen F. Fayne and Daughters Sharon and Kathleen 2 High Street North Arlington, N. J. Best Wishes From MR. AND MRS. W. KNOROWSKI AND SON 1257 Maple Street POTTSTOWN, PA. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Paul Knappek Rev. Raymond Truchan Rev. Edward Haber Rev. John Paprocki Rev. Walter J. Gorski Rev. Zbigniew J. Szymanski Rev. Michael Reagan Rev. Chester Gajewski Rev. Casimir F. Sulicki Rev. Mirko Silvester, O.F.M. Rev. Francis Reilly Rev. William J. O'Brien Rev. Henry Kaminski Rev. Walter Czermak Rev. Leon J. Merecki Rev. Martin Piasecki Rev. Leonard Miodowski Rev. Francis C. Romanowski Rev. John Masakowski Rev. John Kulaga Rev. Kulik Rev. Toloczko Rev. Charles Kobylarz Rev. Joseph Sewies Rev. Stanislaus G. Wolf Rev. John Chwalek Rev. Msgr. Valentine Michulka Rev. Joseph Klosinski Msgr. Julian Szpilman Rev. Walter Galuszka 7 atratus Mr. Joseph P. Gregorek Maspeth, N. Y. Thomas C. Hiering Seaside Heights, N. J. Julia Batory Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lukowski Easthampton, Mass. Dr. Sandor Benedek Savona, N. Y. Ernest Berlin New York, N. Y. Mr. M. Zglobicki Brooklyn, N. Y. W. J. Shaffer Cudahy, Wise. Mrs. Stella Pokorny Brooklyn, N. Y. Thomas J. Miezejeski Staten Island, N. Y. Adam Szczesniakowski Baltimore, Md. Su4fat u t p e tefrzct yi6 Mt. Carmel Lyceum Bayonne, N. J. Paul Kaminski Horseheads, N. Y. St. Margaret's Convent Washington, D. C. Holy Cross Convent Trenton, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. J. Liszewski Brooklyn, N. Y. Benny Batory Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. John Kochman Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Caroline Janusz Pittsburgh, Pa. Henry and Tekla Kuchinski Scranton, Pa. M. Wieglicki Brooklyn, N. Y. Service Soda Bayonne, N. J. Mr. Henry Gregorek Jr. Maspeth, N. Y. Hughes Funeral Home Elmira, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Urbanek Carnegie, Pa. Buckeye Pretzel Co. (Arthur Ayres) Williamsport, Pa. Pellit and James Watkins Glen, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kelley and Child Iren Pottstown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith and Family Wallington, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. W. Sudol and Family Wallington, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. John Kozek Hudson, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holby Hilldale, Pa. Thomas J. Kenny West Rutland, Vt. Sirota Pharmacy Brooklyn, N. Y. Stephens Brothers Dairy, Inc. Scranton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wilga Scranton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nowak West Rutland, Vt. Misses Nellie and Mary Sill Center Rutland Vt. La Moreaux Furniture Watkins Glen, N. Y. Friend Bayonne, N. J. Neighbors of 28 Ave. C. Bayonne, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Vickio Sr. Watkins Glen, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kaczmarek Elmhurst, N. Y. St. John Kanty School Clifton, N. J. St. Laurentius School Philadelphia, Pa. Sacred Heart School Irvington, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Syrek Gloucester, Mass. Holy Rosary School Baltimore, Md. St. Mary's Convent Reading, Pa. St. Mary's School Closter, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. John Gesselberty Bridgeville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hlad and Daughter Bayonne, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Perfinowicz South Amboy, N. J. Carapella's Flying A Corning, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. K. Swiderski and Son Brooklyn, N. Y. Dr. and Mrs. A. Ferrari East Rutherford, N. J. Kay's Boy Shop Passaic, N. J. Mt. Top Auto Parts Co., Inc. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Daunno Irvington, N. J. Stanley's Liquor Store Bayonne, N. J. Meyer and Ruh Co. Bayonne, N. J. Mr. John Grosiak Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Rossi Elmira, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D'Ortenzio Corning, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Oddy Utica, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marchilonis Utica, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Zyla Utica, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Babowicz Utica, N. Y. William C. Brodie Rochester, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Groh Rochester, N. Y. Victoria Jaworoski South Amboy, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herbert and Family Camden, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lubonski and Family Camden, N. J. Mrs. Frances Sienicka West Rutland, Vt. Frank Wydo and Family Hibbs, Pa. John Polk Taylor, Pa. Stephen M. Greecher Johnstown, Pa. Dominic F. Bronte, D.D.S. Rochester, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Reilly Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Mary Kello and Mrs. Geo. Teutschman Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Anna Kowalczyk Garfield, N. J. Antony Jparacello Bayonne, N. J. Quality Pharmacy South River, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rowe and Son Meriden, Conn. Martin Uniach Ozone Park, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. E. Yamot Pittsburgh, Pa. White Castle Meat Market Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. B. Nachajski Brooklyn, N. Y. George Loftus Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Anna Perfinowicz Perth Amboy, N. J. Mr. Edward Lebeau Easthampton, Mass. Mary Ambrosiach Glen Lyn, Pa. Parker and Megna Brooklyn, N. Y. Cole and Son Watkins Glen, N. Y. Watkins Salt Company Watkins Glen, N. Y. Frank B. Millen Watkins Glen, N. Y. S. Sampino and Waverly Beauty Products, Inc. Brooklyn, N. Y. J. A. Harnas Horseheads, N. Y. Mrs. Kate Kelly Elmira, N. Y. Patrick Egan Richmond Hill, N. Y. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Maslak Scranton, Pa. Stanley Czerkas Florist Rendham Taylor, Pa. Victor A. Sevigny West Rutland, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mozele Scranton, Pa. Walter's Cleaners Scranton, Pa. A Friend Scranton, Pa. Cole and Son Drug Store Watkins Glen, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Petronis Scranton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Zelek Newark, N. J. Grade 8 Room 206, St. Casimir's School Newark, N. J. Grade 8 Room 205, St. Casimir's School Newark, N. J. Grade 7, St. Casimir's School Newark, N. J. The Thompson Pharmacy Watkins Glen, N. Y. Mr. Michael Zelek Newark, N. J. Joseph Caliendo, D.D.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Sophie Kudzian Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Witkowski Brooklyn, N. Y. John Safara Jr. Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. S. Stachelczyk Shelton, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adams and Daughter Clark, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pakulski and Family Linden, N. J. Colony Hairdressers Bayonne, N. J. Allen’s Diner East Paterson, N. J. Penn Yan Recreation Center Penn Yan, N. Y. Crystal Dairy Rochester, N. Y. Edward Florack Rochester, N. Y. Tony Zygo's Service Station Center Rutland, Vt. Bill's Amoco Station Rutland, Vt. Jimmy's Radio Watkins Glen, N. Y. White Eagle Dairy Bayonne, N. J. Dip's Radio and TV Scranton, Pa. Leonard Bobber Milwaukee, Wise. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Drexler Bridgeville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zaremba Camden, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. J. DeLuca and Family Haddonfield, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Trudnowski Scranton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kishell Scranton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Kishell Scranton, Pa. Mrs. Eve Drzymkowski Newark, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Plomski Newark, N. J. Ed Moody W. Hazleton, Pa. Mr. Peter and Miss Christine Wilga Scranton, Pa. Dickson City Bottling Co. Dickson City, Pa. Allied Candy and Tobacco Co. Newark, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Puchalski West Scranton, Pa. 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