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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1961 volume:

I buuSb hvjUpjb I Wb, QmxM 0 tU CkdSS 4 1961, DeJlC fei thb BmW ss Ufi tcy tkb Uost Ccucml Umd Jesus, Ptese t6: , 6wiG u vtZ ig tcv Display I-Ioup Padua Guides Its Qtiudetds PiOHv Yoattv t Uankoo L - A Gwwthlhotb fs s 4 Moderator— Fr. Hyacinth Kulinski, O.F.M. Co-editors— Richard Lesczynski Thomas Walczak Art Editor— Francis Yarnot Copy Editors— Stanley Zagraniczny David Parzych Photographers— James Tylock James Bellinger Joseph Iaciofoli Business Managers— Michael Burek Louis Zglobicki QfjVutaoJy Ufiitfetl PlujSiCCtlls QocioJl RefegtoaS Ll . . . 10-19 CfojSSdJS...........20-27 Qpvds...............28-59 Ac tffo ............60-72 uJUby.............74-82 Uw Wc tSSiu i . . .84-99 QmlcyiS.........1 00-1 19 ixm ejrApjdjs.... 120 - St. Anthony of Padua Minor Seminary and Prep Watkins Glen, New York Guest House Monastery Laboratory Owv Bishops Most Rev. James E. Kearney, D.D. Bishop of Rochester Most Rev. Lawrence B. Casey, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Rochester Very Rev. Remigius Steczkowski, O.F.M. Provincial of the Assumption Province PlOvitoCioJl 6 Bwi OAs Recto Fr. Hyacinth Kulinski, O.F.M. Fr. Henry Naparla, O.F.M. Fr. Roland Jaskulski, O.F.M. Fr. Austin Lewinski, O.F.M. Fr. Emil Rakowski, O.F.M. Vim Rj cfew Fr. Mei Baran, O.F.M. VtC |Ues$ftg My Dear Graduates, On the day of your graduation you have consecrated yourselves to the Sacred Heart of Our Lord Jesus Christ. You have gone one step further along your plan in life—Youth through manhood with the Sacred Heart. Now that vou are to leave St. Anthony of Padua, youi Alma Mater, resolve to offer your life, your actions, rings glorify that Most Sacred Heart. Continue in your stead- fast purpose to belong only to Him, to do everything for love of Him, and to renounce absolutely all that could displease Him. He, as per His promise, will give to you all the graces necessary for your state of Life. Fr. Hyacinth Kulinski, O.F.M Rector 10 6:00 A.M.—half awake students say Morning prayers. Prayers at the foot of the altar. Each day begins with Mass. Tk RefoytouS Day The Chapel is the center of Padua life. Each day begins and ends here with the thought of God. Holy Communion—Spiritual nourishment. Confession—peace with Cod. The Blessing with the Blessed Sacrament at Students pray the daily Rosary. Benediction. 9:15 P.M.—Fr. Austin gi%es the night blessing. The school concerns itself not just with the advancement of learning but with the advancement of character. It does so through its Guidance system. At the beginning of each semester a retreat is held. It is an opportunity for the students to recollect them- selves, away from the cares of the world, and get set for the period to come. Each Sunday the celebrant of the 9:00 High Mass directs his sermon to the students, encouraging life ac- Fr. Giles speaks at last conference of retreat. Fr. Austin delivers Sunday sermon. cording to the Gospel. Each professor fills the capacity of a guidance counselor. The students approach him for all problems, spirit- ual or otherwise. The school fosters religious voca- tions at the conferences on Thursdays, held for aspirants to the Priesthood or Brotherhood. Virtue is also encouraged by the reading of a short tract from a Saint’s life at mealtime. Fr. Cajelan conducts a guidance session with Richard Regula. Dave Parzych reads a Saint's Life. Joe Sredinski and John Halicks set out the Missal and Altar John LaSalle and Henry Poczobut put on serving attire while cards. Mike Gulas prepares for singing. Dave Parzych serves in main Chapel. Each morning these five Seniors and five Juniors sacrifice an hour of their sleep to serve and sing Mass for the Fathers. What they lose in sleep they gain in graces. Rich Lesczynski lights candles and Joe Iaciofoli sets out cruets. Frank Yamot fixes vestments as Tom Walczak checks Mass to be sung. PROFESSED. Front row: Thomas Walczak, Victor Sudol, Michael Culas, John LaSalle, Stanley Magi era, Joseph Iaciofoli. Second row: Joseph Szczepaniak, Joseph Sredinski, Stanley Zagraniczny, Henry Poczobut, David Parzych, Garry Maiolie. Last row: Joseph Lubonski, Walter Sabolefski, John Halicks, Thomas Skrab. OFFICERS: Prefect Zagraniczny, Vice Prefect Walczak, Director Fr. Cajetan, Master of Novices Yarnot, Secretary Magiera and Treasurer Szczepaniak. T.O.S.F. St. Francis founded his Third Order for the secular class. Padua has incorporated this society in its activities its main pur- pose is the more conscious striving for perfection. Its members take it upon themselves to he a more shining example to others. The only requirements (how- ever, not obligations) are to wear the cord and scapular and say twelve Paters, Aves and Glorias daily. Joseph Lubonski makes his profession. Members return from the sanctuary following their profession on Oct. 4. NOVICES—Front row: Richard Regula, Robert Szypula, Peter Krufinski, Michael Fairlie, John Gryszan. Second row: Edward Walczak, Edward Szczepaniak, John Tulko, Michael Asiello, John Drexler. Third row: Elias Pembleton, Theodore Bieryla, Paul Yamot, Den Springer, Gerald Szczygiel, Stanley Czamecki, Kenneth Anderson, Henry Lukowski. R fegto i — 4 years — yearly credit: % Professors: I Fr. Mel II Fr. Antonine III Fr. Cajetan IV Fr. Brendan Religion is perhaps Padua's most important subject, yet it is not merely classroom material. The articles of faith earned in type must be actively exercised throughout life. Seniors dramati m itual of E «eme UnCUOn' Fr. Hyacinth drills class in analysis of construction. — 4 years — Yearly credit: 1 Professors: I, II Fr. Austin II, IV Fr. Hyacinth Latin is the major in Padua’s college course. Grammatic perfec- tion is stressed rather than Roman culture. 22 L KjgufrcjG — 4 years — Yearly credit: 1 Professors: I. Ill, IV, Fr. Eric II Fr. Hyacinth The first two years, stress is put on grammar. Literature is more prominent in the last two years. Seniors gain greater appreciation of literature hearing it recited by experts. Pt£ tck — 2 years — (Sophomore and Junior) Yearly credit: 1 Professor: Fr. Henry “The French don’t care what they do as long as they pronounce it properly.” At Padua French must not only be spoken with correct diction, but must be spelled, inflected and written properly. Fr. Henry stresses enunciation in French reading. — 4 years — Yearly credit: 1 Professor: Fr. Antonine The students’ ancestral language is in the course. Walczak and Zagraniczny applying the rules of inflection. AQgehui — 1 year— (Freshman) Yearly credit: 1 Professor: Fr. Brendan The wonderful world of unknowns. Unlike arithmetic, letters now represent numbers. Now here’s a typical Soph., Butka, at work in Geometry. Under watchful eye of Fr. Brendan, freshies solve simple equations. Picui — 1 year— (Sophomore) Yearly credit: 1 Professor: Fr. Mel The subject to make one think clearly and logically. Itcfeuwedhxfe Algebta o i TxlqoM ebuj — % year each — (Senior) Yearly credit: 1 Professor: Fr. Emil Uss (left), and Bellinger (above), calmly tackle a Trig assignment. This advanced math introduces the use of the slide rule, logarithms, functions, etc.—a highly useful course for engineering. Gqha ioJI £cfe tc — 1 year— (Junior) Yearly credit: 1 Professor: Fr. Albin — 1 year— (Freshman) Yearly credit: 1 Professor: Fr. Albin Some Physics, some Biology- some Chemistry. Each weekly lab class is interesting and exciting. Kvedrowicz and Bekiempis demonstrat- ing clectrolisis, not fishing. The lab experiments be- come more enjoyable. The Biologists discover the great- ness of God in His creation of living things. Fr. Albin—dissection of a worm. Pastes — 1 year — Yearly credit: 1 Professor: Fr. Emil The physicists are interested in the ab- stract mechanical composition of the world —force, energy, etc. The thrill of the ex- periments comes from discovering these intangible properties. Czermak, Teutschman and Walczak unraveling the mysteries of electricity. 25 QocloJb QtuucLtes — 1 year— (Freshman) Yearly credit: 1 Professor: Fr. Cajctan Geography with a twist—man’s relation with other men of other times; a study of modern civiliza- tions and their economies; the ex- amination of man as a social being. Left: Cecce studies map with three classmates Wilczynski, Vallaro and Kisko. Fr. Roland dictating history notes. 1 year — (Sophomore) Yearly credit: 1 Professor: Fr. Roland Civilizations past to present—their po litical histories. Ato itoOuiv Wfctcwy 1 year— (Junior) Yearly credit: 1 Professor: Fr. Roland A study of our great heritage and the development of our country from an infant nation to the leading world power. Martin, Beseda, and Skrab, Civil War situation. Vdft tibij Qocc o 1961 t 4 The Bench observes the game. Padua 5 Addison 0 Padua 2 Addison 4 Padua 4 Campbell 0 Padua 6 Campbell .. 7 Padua 2 Elkland 6 Padua 2 Elkland .... 8 Padua 0 Hammondsport 8 Padua 4 Lakemont 1 Padua 5 Lakemont .... 1 Padua 0 Naples 8 Padua 0 Savona .... 2 Zagraniczny is intent on getting the ball. SzczepaniaJj gels fa a fly-.vvr °ne ' attempt: Burek shows mastery Cz.ec7.el SoOOft l IldhCtoujiAGtM After the Varsity was se- lected, the top nine hooters chose teams from the remain- ing student body. Two leagues battled through four rounds. A playoff between the league champs was held. Parzych of B” and Burek of “A.” A balanced determination kept the game tie 2-2. Penalty kicks decided Burek’s ultimate victory. Soccer Champions Burek—“A” League Teutschman Magiera Gulas Halicks Martin T. Czarnecki Kaczmarek Drexler Karczewski Kwacz Wisniewski v . . . , . ... , Poetry in Motion. Kurpiel shows his goalie s worth. Ooh! Don’t do that! C xss Sooce 4 Juniors 0 Sophomores .... 4 Seniors 3 4 Freshmen . 1 Sophomores .... 4 Juniors 0 Juniors . 4 Freshmen 3 Sophomores 7 Freshmen 4 Czarnccki keeps ball away from goal. Ostaszewski stretches for one. George Arata scampers through the Weave and Crawl Relay. Ted Kelly surges for the finish of the One Leg Relay. The annual Halloween Marathon began with the 1.35 mile cross country run. The first three home were John Pavlick and Rich Zwolinski see eye to eye in this relay. James Tyloch demonstrates professional brick walking. Eli Pembleton, Sophomore—6:49 Vic Sudol, Senior—6:58 Tim Clouser, Senior—7:27 The Seniors copped cross country laurels with the low of 33 points. Sophomores placed second with 44, Juniors third with 96 and Frosh last with 104. Then began 15 hilarious, novel relay races. The Seniors took 10 first places, racking up a total of 56 points. The Sophomores were close behind with 44. Juniors were in third spot with 40 and the Freshmen last with 29. 36 Halicks is a deliberative Kangaroo as Lomnicky is too hasty. fAoJvO Jbto Panting Pembleton prances home first after a mile and a quarter cross country run. Mighty fine footwork in the Jump-stick Relay. Janowski wonders how a real caterpillar does it. 37 Padua .. 74 Padua 48 Padua 62 Padua 42 Padua . 42 58 Padua 39 Padua 55 Padua 73 Padua 52 Padua 68 Padua ... 69 Padua 43 Padua 40 Padua . 52 Padua . ... 58 Padua 41 Padua 86 Rochester Catholic Padua 43 Gerry Guzinski Dundee .... 71 Alliens 65 Ovid 57 Watkins 74 CFA 57 Dundee 70 Notre Dame 64 Watkins . 62 Ovid 79 CFA 77 Odessa __________ 50 Ml. Carmel 81 Athens 107 Notre Dame 77 Horseheads ______ 75 Horseheads ...... 67 Mt. Carmel 59 Odessa 88 Tournament Notre Dame 58 Alex Szczesniakowski Bob Bartasavage Rich Zwolinski Coach Lemak 39 With determination spelled out on his face, Rich Zwolinski drives in for a layup. Rich Dmuchowski takes a set shot. Little 5’ 11” Mike Bogusky broke last year’s personal scoring record. With 36 points in the Mt. Carmel home game he topped 6’ 4” Jack Marcheske’s 1960 record of 35 points. Another expressive layup — by Dave Parzych. Clockwise: Manager Mike Asiello. Hank Butka, Stan Czarnecki, Den Springer, AI Cogick, Bob Wagner, Stan Karcewski, Bob Recotta, A1 Kacprzynski, Bob Wachowiak, Rich Kvedrowicz, Jer Shaffer, Ken Anderson. Kvedrowicz jump shoots from the corner. Shaffer lays one up. Czarnecki drives. Padua 24 Dundee 37 Padua 48 Athens 45 Padua 32 Ovid 30 Padua .44 Watkins 61 Padua .47 CFA 34 Padua 50 Dundee 46 Padua 56 Notre Dame 54 Padua .45 Watkins 51 Padua 36 Ovid .. 35 Padua 61 CFA 62 Padua 59 Odessa 45 Padua 28 Mt. Carmel 37 Padua 34 53 Padua 63 61 Padua 37 Horseheads 65 Padua .41 49 Padua 23 Mt. Carmel 42 Padua 48 Odessa 43 Coach Fr. Emil Butka up for a hook. 43 Joe Iaciofoli Padua fan section in uproar. (Jtmhoudm Right: Ed Sudol and Tom Bekieinpis Ted Bieryla, George Arata and Gene Exley. C5 $$ CMfifsetefeott Basketball Center jump—beginning of the Freshman-Senior battle. In a maze of hands, Lubonski up for a shot. Seniors 40 Juniors 32 Seniors 17 Juniors . 30 Freshmen 23 Sophomores .... 27 Sophomores 23 Seniors 17 Freshmen ...15 Sophomores .27 Juniors 15 Freshmen ....19 Seniors on the offense against the Frosh. Pembleton of the Sophomores tries for points. “Just a little bit higher, pie The student body was divided into 4 leagues—23 teams in all. Varsity and J.V. members served as coaches for “B,” “C” and “D” leagues. “A” league teams were in the hands of captains. Pavlick looks a bit worried. Benedek, his sights on the basket. This is basketball? A League Champion Capt. Burek, fights J. Bellinger for rebound. Czuhachowski appears to dominate a D league game as he drives for basket. (-£ gu ChcttoipS A League Mike Burek (Captain) Elias Pembleton Richard Lesczynski James Tylock Vincent Bekiempis C” League Dave Parzych (Coach) Raymond Sprys Bill Brzoska Ted Nalaskowski Ed Sudol Peter Domkowski “B’ Lfbogub Henry Butka (Coach) Ted Bieryla Roland Benedek Spigniew Maciek Thomas Skrab John Halicks UD“ League Jerry Shaffer (Coach) Ed Snyder Michael Kurdziel Anthony Melka Robert Maczewski Joseph Kosyla Coach Fr. Mel OtOSS Couwjfrty T OUnv I ' — And coming around the Home Stretch is Wen dolowski followed by Killigrew. Fall 1960 marks the date of Padua’s First Competitive Cross Country Team. Under the leadership of Fr. Mel Baran the runners shaped up. Clockwise from No. 4: Stan Wendolowski, Will Zegarski, Tom Killigrew, Stan Ruchniewski, Ken Anderson, Walt Snopck, John Mielnik, Joe Reseda, Joe Iaciofoli, Vic Sudol, Eli Pembleton, Lou Zglobicki. A little limbering before the lap. And Sudol comes surging home. Bogusky and Lubonski keep sports records straight. 49 « «. r.,„. Teutschman and Gajewski cover pool tables. They spend many long hours cleaning the gym and caring for equipment and uniforms. Keeping the Gym ship shape is in the hands of two Seniors, two Juniors, two Sophomores and one Freshman. Front row: Tom Bekiempis, George Arata, Will Zegarski, Louis Czubachowski, Vic Sudol, Mike Fairlie, Gene Exsely. Second row: Rich Regula, Ed Sudol, Elias Pemblcton, Bill Brzoska, Stan GynutASts Vinny Bekienipis on the Parallel Bars Joe Szczepaniak the spotter. 51 Zagraniczny, Joe Iaciofoli, Paul Yarnot. Third row: Walt Snopek, Bob Wolach, Ted Bieryla, Rich Lesczynski, Dave Parzycko, John Buckley, Frank Yarnot. Parzych, Zagraniczny, Sudol, and Lesczynski, speed climbers. Right—Squash Pyramid. EZ o Padua’s gymnasts had their first taste of competition when they faced North Syracuse High School on Feb. 23. Com- petition included high bar, side horse, parallel bars, rope climb, and tumbling. Handicapped by inexperience, Paduans were defeated 54-26 • . Buckley suspended in flight. Exlcy, high bar performer, all set for a nose dive. The elbow lever by Sno- pek, a free exercise move. Zagraniczny going through his horse rou- tine. Left: Ed Sudol holds a perfect hand stand. Bieryla spots. Mr. Joseph Lemak Physical PduCOJticiv J c - Mr rt‘Cts K dir, D U duyv 54 Every Saturday an hour and a half class of Physical Education is conducted by Mr. Lemak. Included in the program are: marching, square dancing, gymnastics, relay and squad games, seasonal sports and calisthenics. James Bellinger “at bat during kick baseball. Left, right, left . . ., marching freshmen follow yell of Coach Lemak. Do� cget V: V.S.O. _ °bject! Vnidei Wficd Osta� ievfsk'’ Chet °sviU 'ing' after Iaciofoli, Lubonski and Parzych on the ice. Fr. Eric exhibits professional skiing style. 6 nr I ■«g s ndaY nl W- 1 7 fff m{ -,V ' ' -• n £ • v r rJ I «V . I- i. ■ m,ssing. ni0v'c. PauJ A Ou tA thto From ping-pong to chess, music and latest news, the new “Rec” room has become a fa- vorite gathering place. Joe Czermak has something (or someone) on target. vtTsion Paduan SfXVtfe Right: Rugged campers prepare for a night under the stars. Tylock and Dmuchowski on Padua’s fairways. 60 Watkins Lady Auxiliary sponsors card party in Padua Yarnot, Perfinowicz, Parzych and Zglobicki enjoy card party, refectory. dlscuss'on scores softball Czajkov Laundry man Stan Magiera in charge of sheet- Saturday nite movies featuring educational topics, distribution and dry-cleaning. Pu TuHfi Fuk qm 1 Qpjujic inter tViete lime a o ) )0ga run- “Tlie Hobby Room anything from models .. . Age old custom of bread breaking precedes Christmas party Music on the French horn hy Walczak and Ruchniewski. Halicks, Buckley, Szczygiel, Poczobut, and Kurpiel get together on a clarinet number. Some ‘saxy” music by Tylock V ute- - L sVS- “The Looney Tunes” dance combo: featuring Walczak, Lesczynski, Bellinger, Szczygiel, Domb- kowski and Cryszan the drummer. Weekly Friday nite “Singing Bee,” Fr. Brendan directing. Percussion section with Snyder, Brzo- ska, and Gryszan. O'tcWfctOu f-[ou(yo Qociyttj Front row: Stanley Magiera, Michael Culas, Thomas Walczak. Second row: David Parzych, Stanley Zagranic .ny. Third row: James Tylock, Richard Leszczynski, Louis Zglohicki. Fourth row: James Bellinger, Michael Burek, Joseph Lubonski. OcliofoA kif) . . . Ckcw cfefc. . . y%df Mldp . . . ... . . . these are the criteria by which the faculty judges a student worthy to wear the emblem of the N.H.S. The Scholarship standard is an 85% average. Upon qualifying with this average the candidate is examined for sound moral principles. He must be average in in- telligence, but outstanding in character, a shining, example to his fellow' classmen. An eager helping hand is the third thing for which the faculty looks. Does this student perform voluntary services for the good of the school? Lastly is Leadership. Although not such a strong point for acceptance, the can- didate must be able to stand on his own two feet. 68 The Padua Chapter did not convene until February; however, the short time left in the school year did not hamper their initiative. Many projects were accomplished. Among these were the sponsorship of an oratorical and a prose and poetry contest and a colloquium about college entrance to benefit the Junior class. N.H.S. OFFICERS—Sealed: Tom Walczak president, Fr. Antonine, advisor, Stan Zagraniczny, vice president. Standing: James Tylock, treasurer, Dave Par .yeii, secretary. Fr. Auslin explains Classification to Ed Walczak. Ed Snyder affixes Cutter numbers to new books. � «� � The school library and the school program are so inti- mately united that it is difficult to say where the library work stops and the school work begins. Officially, the school librarian teaches through the medium of the library rather than the classroom. However, learning through library materials is communicated not only by the li- brarians and the classroom teachers, but also by the en- thusiastic remark of a satisfied reader who says, “I liked this book, you should read it.”—Fr. Austin Student Head Librarian Stan Zagraniczny types cards as Tom Walczak catalogs. Joe Sredinski keeps peri- odicals and pamplilets in order. c n MikeC t U Tom BeW-emP- d Pcuduuam “The best at the latest” has been the staff’s byword. The majority and the best of the articles were written a few days before the deadline. The “Paduan” has taken on a new format with the present staff. The editions have pleased the majority. Co-editors Francis Yarnot and Tom Walczak discuss Paduan layout with Fr. Eric, moderator. Writers: Rich Kvedrovicz, Rich Lesczynski, Mike Bogusky. Typist: j2 Stan Zagraniczny. SfquGMtt Qtaffc The talents of the Senior class provided a unique setup for the “Siquaeris.” Seven of the “Paduan” staff also filled in “Siquaeris” posts. As with the “Paduan” most of the book was put out the last fewr days before the deadline. We feel that this book is excep- tional, especially considering the minimum time used preparing the copy. The Co-editors wish to give special note to the photogra- phers who spent many hours taking and developing pictures. The Cover of the 1961 Si- quaeris was designed by Art Editor, Frank Yarnot. Mike Burek, Louis Zglobicki Business managers. Art editor, Frank Yarnot, copy editors, Dave Parzych, Stanley Zagraniczny. 74 'r. Hvacinth Kulinski. O.F.M. Fr. Cajetin Bogdanski, O.F.M. Fr. Brendan Wroblew O.F.M. • •• V Fr. Albin Miklaszewski. O.F.M. Fr. Erir Skalski. O.F.M. Fr. Hyacinth relaxes with newspaper after a grueling Latin class. Top picture: Cross country Coach, Fr. Mel and Fr. Hyacinth await results of race as Fr. Emil totals score. Bottom: Campers receive blessing from Rev. Rector, before setting out on hike. Fr. Austin gamboling on ice. Fr. Eric attempts skiing in knee-deep snow. Fr. Antonine leisurely surveys Nature’s latest wintery contribution. Fr. Maynard, Assumption Province Voca- tional Director, offers some guidance to Freshman Brzoska. Ou l Btotkm Bro. Gabriel Zulka, Kitchen Bro. Vincent Koper, O.F.M., Cook Bro. Eugene Lacny, Baker Bro. Alphonse-Lugowski, Kitchen Chd Lob(Mu Bro. Clement Lugowski, Fireman Bro. Marius Karzmarczyk, Chauffeur and Mechanic Bro. Timothy Bojda, Landscapist Mr. Bill Pike, Tenant “Padua Wine” in the making under the direction of Bro. Casmir with happy help of Bro. Benedict and Bro. Gabriel. Bro. Tim, though 77, can rarely he caught resting from his arduous undertakings. Bro. Casmir, caretaker of Paduan lawns and foliage. 84 A,. A ir£ •-, . ■$'■ '■•?■ ■ A ;. f i f,.;:! � ; r •• .;•■' jfl IW;, • ;vT;i „ 1' '� 4 , %• •' JH .? ■ ••) � w • • y 4 - 'j • . , . i; - ‘i 1 : •� • - :• ' , ? r • i V::-:.V • t. k ■ r i % UN .4 i� ,y: t •', 4 v V 1 ' • V r . . «, . j i 4 5 .k- _ •• ' ! ' .v 5■ ■• •; ■• $‘E •- • „■ • A . ••■ - -TV -ft i f ■ r •■ ‘ v.( ‘ -• foxA;- • f V . Vv.-v '• try ,• i •• • - i -••■• r«v „■ s .7 • ' � A Vi . C' . t FRESHMAN “A”—Front row: Robert Maczewski, Paul Parzych, Stephen Smolenski, Marian Srokosz, Kenneth Tenzycki, Thomas Be- kiempis, Edward Snyder. Second row: William Zegarski, Stanley Ruchniewski, Steven Pitomyak, Michael Kurdziel, Raymond Sprys, Stanley Karcewski, Paul Kowalski. Third row: Eugene Exley, Thomas Zwolinski, William Brzoska, Roger Cecce, John Wolach, Alex- ander Gogick, Theodore Nalaskowski. Top row: Richard Bonk, Richard Kvedrowicz, Ronald Siedlecki, Anthony Vallaro, Ronald Kwacz, Thomas Kello, Alfred Kacprzynski. Missing; Joseph Kosyla. Frosh take annual Oct. 4th tour of W;atkins Glen Gorge. Bekiempis rakes leaves on Iaciofoli’s order. Sprys scolds pail snalcher. Smolenski slips through parallel bars. FRESHMAN “B”—Front row: Donald Martin, Stephen Waloski, John Wilczynski, Louis Czubachowski, Lester Siudy, George Arata. Second row: Ronald Glozzer, Joseph Bialoncik, Robert Wisniewski, Thomas Janowski, Raymond Tomczak, Alexander Ostaszewski. Third row: William Gutowski, Robert Zito, Anthony Melka, Thomas Killigrew, Robert Recotta, Joseph Golas. Fourth row: Walter Tracey, Zbigniew Krzewinski, Robert Wachowiak, Alexander Nasukiewicz, Robert Wagner, James Sullivan. Top row: Ernest Adach, Leonard Kisko. ] II ® ft P iW x J f • • f MB ,‘LIIT r:t niniiiiiiii .jfcXv FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Treasurer Bill Brzoska, Moderator Fr. Mel, Secretary Robert Zito, Vice President Stan Karccwski and Presi- dent Tom Zwolinski. jhb Ptesfuwew Siudy, Glozzer, Paul Parzych, Gu- towski and Maczewski peruse the 57 Annua). Right: Vic Sudol sadistically orders more fuel. Left: A1 Ostaszewski, Wolach and Pitonyak. Senior Pavlick stages turnabout with Fresh man Bonk. A brotherhood of Seniors, Juniors, Sopho- mores and Freshmen. Kneeling: Edward Sudol, John Gryszan, Michael Fairlie, Leonard Szot, Richard Regula, Peter Krafinski, John Tulko, Robert Szypula. Second row: Gerald Szczygiel, Edward Szczepaniak, Edward Walczak, Elias Pembleton, Paul Yarnot, James Kaczmarek, Henry Lukow- ski, Owen Conway, John Drexler. Third row: Peter Dombkowski, John Lomnicky, Michael Asiello, Henry Butka, Roland Benedek, Theodore Bieryla, Joseph Lomnicky, George Bennett. Last row: Kenneth Anderson, Jerome Shaffer, Richard Thomas, Dennis Springer, Stanley Czarnecki, missing Joseph Liszewski. Fairlie and Kaczmarek clean their room. Drexler, Kaczmarek and Szczygiel tend the PX candy counter. OFFICERS: President Conway, Vice President Drexler, Moderator Fr. Cajetan, Treasurer Czamecki and Secretary Tulko. CuMtCuluiw Subject English French Geometry Latin Phys. Ed. Polish Religion World History Periods per week 5 4 5 5 2 4 3 5 PATRON: St. John Bosco MOTTO: Excelsior COLORS: Red and White Initiation time—Joe Czermak leads a troop of Sophs to the woods to gather fire-wood for the Halloween l onfire. Sophomores, Springer and Krafinski team up with other volunteers as they use elbow grease on gym floor. Pianists Ed Walezak and John Drexler play a duet on ivories. Diminishing bonfire gives warmth to Sophs Regula and Benedek. Gerry Szczygiel, Joe Lomnicky piling dishes after meal. Faces of excited Sophs, reflect status of action Brother Casimir comforts Rich Regula after breaking toes during gymnastics. Roommate in hysterics as photographer catches Jerry Shaffer by surprise. First row: Garry Maiolie, John LaSalle, Stanley Wendolowski, Michael Gulas, Joseph Beseda. Second row: Walter Kurpiel, Joseph Hanacker, Walter Snopek, John Mielnik, Joseph Sredinski. Third row: Thomas Martin, Joseph Lubonski, John Buckley, Robert Barto- savage, Thomas Skrab, Henry Poczobut, Walter Sabolefski. Fourth row: Paul Gajewski, Zbigniew Facicik, John Halicks. Junior servers receive blessing after Mass. Junior librarians, their speed and efficiency contributes to the Library progress. JUNIOR OFFICERS: Secretary Thomas Skrab, Vice President Walter Saboleski. Moderator Fr. Brendan. President Michael Gulas and Treasurer Henry Poczobut. JuaUwS CuWtteuictfM Subject American History Biology English French Latin Phys. Ed. Polish Religion Periods per week 5 5 5 4 5 2 4 3 CLASS PATRON: St. Christopher MOTTO: Forward in Faith and Knowledge COLORS: Blue and White 97 Juniors receive class rings. ' The Junior Carolers. Joe Sredinski and Tom Martin wash pots in Kitchen. Tom Skrab and John LaSalle clean up after Christ mas party. Wendolowski, Saboleski, LaSalle and Bescda discuss a publication. John Halicks chops wood for the Halloween bonfire. Gary Maoolie, Steve Kurpiel, Walt Saboleski and John Buckley, the Junior band members. Owu Uo ie afew Pc Poua Fr. Austin Lewinski, O.F.M. RICHARD DMUCHOWSKI Co-President “Dumo” is solid steel from Ambridge, Penn- sylvania . . . liked everyone—everyone liked him . . . may be an English professor. •I '4 ' v “Stretch,” the greenie from Baltimore, Mary- land, was a leader for three years . . . has eyes on Baltimore U. 103 VINCENT BEKIEMPIS 4iVin” is Bayonne, New Jersey, material . . . an ideal conservative dresser . . . foreign serv- ice most likely. MICHAEL BUREK “Frog’’ jumped out of Utica, New York . . . liked to hop around in sports . . . would like to be a civil engineer. 108 JOSEPH CZERMAK “Joe” laughed his way in from Rutherford, New Jersey . . . kept us laughing all the way ... wants to practice surgery. GEORGE CZECZELUK “George,” from Brooklyn soil, was a singing sportsman . . . will enter field of entertainment or History. STANLEY MAGI ERA “Stan” was caught from Sayerville, New Jersey . . . had a passion for fishing . . . Diocesan Priesthood. 109 CHESTER OSTASZEWSKI “Chet,” a Brooklynite all the way . . . lost with- out his comb . . . wants to be businessman or engineer. GERALD GUZINSKI “Guz” rose out of Bayonne, New Jersey . . . specialized in hair grooming . . . seeks Busi- ness Administration. JOHN PAVLICK “Ziggy” comes from Bayonne, New Jersey . . . broke in the Freshmen . . . guild Mottition is his goal. “Joco” bounced out of Sayerville, New Jersey . . . lively cheer leader . . . has O.F.M. in view. JOSEPH IACIOFOLI GEORGE USS “Guss” emerged from Elmhurst, New York . . . adonis, popular, well-liked ... no def- inite plans. THEODORE KELLY ‘Ted” drove in from Rochester, New York, for post graduate courses . . . Collegiate type . .. Priesthood most likely. RICHARD ZWOLINSKI “Zwoli” ... a Bayonne prepster . . . greatest pride was Varsity basketball . . . will take either engineering or Phys. Ed. PETER TEUTSCHMAN “Tex,” a Brooklyn bum, specialized in rough- ing up intramurals ... desires a Ph.D. THOMAS WALCZAK “Vernon the Vulture,” Meriden, Connecticut, virtuoso . . . valedictorian and mad intellectual . . . wants to sign “S. J.” after his name. Senior Prefects grab plates for their tables. James Tyloch checks on his Freshman “ward' John Pavlick and Tim Clouser climb scaffold to put up new light bulbs in Gym. CuMlCuiuhl Subject English Intermediate Algebra (Vi year) Latin Phys. Ed. Physics Polish Religion Trigonometry (Vi year) Periods per week CLASS PATRON: Mercy of God MOTTO: Jesus I Trust in Thee COLORS: Red and White The Senior rooting section at the Marathon. Lou Zglobicki, Ed Ogden, A1 Perfinowicz, Rich Zwolinski and Seniors are elated with Christmas gifts. Gerald Guzinski enjoy train ride home. 120 122 God's May God's Blessings Blessings Descend Upon All the From Paduans REV. LADISLAUS WILCZEWSKI From Pastor of THE PARENTS OF ST. MICHAEL'S PARISH RONALD KWACZ 624 Page Avenue and Grandparents: LYNDHURST, NEW JERSEY A MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH N. KWACZ M'mbL MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH KAMINSKI To My Grandson George Czeczeluk and the Senior Class of 1961 — hmtfH The Best of Luck Congratulations and in the Future. Best Wishes to Stanley Zagraniczny and the Class of 1961 From MRS. ADELA LUBGAN UNCLE EDDIE, AUNT JEAN 88 Eagle St. AND THE FOUR 'JV BROOKLYN, NEW YORK ANDY, PAM, SHERRY AND JEAN 123 Kodaks Cine-Kodaks Films Camera Supplies Fanny Farmer Candies Prescriptions Reliable Drug Store Service PORKY'S RESTAURANT THE THOMPSON PHARMACY Watkins Glen, New York North Road Greenport Long Island Phone 323 Open Evenings Congratulations to Stanley Zagraniczny and the Class of 1961 From RESZETNIK JEWELERS Official Railroad Watch Inspector 460 Columbia Street UTICA N. Y. 124 The Best of Luck to the Graduates Best Wishes to JOSEPH CZERMAK From MR. AND MRS. SYLVESTER GOLAS MR. AND MRS. Z. BARTOSIEWICZ 25 Grooves Avenue LOWELL MASS. 378 Union Street JERSEY CITY N. J. Congratulations to the Best Wishes to Seniors JAMES BELLINGER MRS. MARY G. KOWALSKI and Class of '61 3130 Salmon Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. GEORGE FOLAS 125 126 Congratulations to My Grandson STANLEY A. MAGIERA From Grandfather ANTHONY MAGIERA God’s Blessings on the Graduates of 1961 From D T FRANZESE BROS. Watkins Glen N. Y. Best Wishes to STANLEY ZAGRANICNY and the Class of 1961 From MR. AND MRS. WALTER BABOWICZ AND DAUGHTERS BARBARA AND SUZANNE Utica N. Y. Good Luck to STANLEY MAGIERA From UNCLE FRANK AND AUNT SOPHIE South River N. J. IF IT’S GOOD FOOD YOU WANT . . . w LEO'S BAR AND GRILL 462 7th Avenue Brooklyn N. Y. Congratulations to the Seniors of 1961 From ROCHESTER ARTIFICIAL LIMB CO. 275 Central Avenue Rochester N. Y. 127 Congratulations to Peter Teutschman From MR. AND MRS. G. TEUTSCHMAN AND DAUGHTERS, GEORGEANNE, PATRICIA AND DONNA MARIA, and MRS. MARY DOLEGA To Our Son, Stephen Good Luck and God's Blessing From MR. AND MRS. BENNY BATORY 128 THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO. Watkins Glen N. Y. LICITY LANES 36-01 47th Ave. QUEENS N. Y Parlin N. J. Congratulations to the Graduates of 1961 From RATTIGANS TAVERN 371—7th Avenue BROOKLYN N. Y. 129 To the Class of 1961 Best Wishes and God's Help in All Your Endeavors MR. AND MRS. LEONARD J. DMUCHOWSKI BROOKLYN N. J. Congratulations and Best Wishes to My Nephew, Michael Burek and to His Fellow Classmates From MISS JULIA A. RYCZEK 130 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES KLIMKE ELECTRIC Suppliers of Maytag Appliances 537 Broadway Ave. McKees Roclcs PITTSBURGH, PA. See your furnishings at our completely stocked show room. LA MOREAUX FURNITURE WATKINS SLEN N. Y. Best Wishes to Son Alex and The Class of 1961 May God guide and keep them on the Road to Eternal Life MR. ADAM SZCZESNIAKOWSKI Baltimore, Maryland 131 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1961 From Best Wishes to Our Nephew Joseph Szczepaniak and the Class of 1961 From Aunt and Uncle MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN KURPIEL AND SONS. MR. AND MRS. HERMAN SCHRIEFER RIDGEBURY N. Y. To the Class of 1961 Best of Luck in the Future From Success to the Graduating Class From MR. PETER KRAFINSKI AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. H. MARTIN LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. 132 Best Wishes to Our Nephew Michael Burek III From MR. AND MRS. MATTHEW MAKUCHOWSKI 807 Symonds Place Utica, New York Congratulations to the Class of '61 From HELEN MONCZEWSKA 617 57th St. Brooklyn 20, New York Good Luck to the Graduates From BENNY BATORY 1 16 Bedford Avenue BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Best Wishes to the Paduans From MR. FRANK BOGUSZEWSKI 154 South Market St. NANTICOKE, PENNSYLVANIA Blessings on the Class of 1961 From MR. AND MRS. T. SROKOSZ 341 Povonia Avenue JERSEY CITY N. J. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Joseph Czermak and the Class of '61 From MR. AND MRS. TONY LISZKIEWICZ 133 'ZO ie GRANTS GREENHOUSES 229 JACKSON STREET Watkins Glen, N. Y. Flowers for Everyone Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 RANDALL COMPANY, INC. Plumbing, Heating Sheet Metal, Oil Burners 272 South Main Street RUTLAND VERMONT RICHY'S Catering for All Occasions 1049-53 Manhattan Ave. BROOKLYN N. Y. DON’T WORRY . . . GET HER GIFT THE GREEN STAR GIFT SHOP From small to large our gifts are the perfect answer to your gift problems. 413 Franklin Street Watkins Glen N. Y. 134 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son, MICHAEL BUREK III and the Class of 1961 From PARENTS MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL BUREK JR. SISTER MARSHA GRANDPARENTS MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL BUREK SR. Good Luck and God's Blessings Congratulations to on George Uss and the Class of 1961 From Joseph laciofoli, Alex Perfinowicz and the Class of 1961 From MR. AND MRS. A. KACZMAREK MR. AND MRS. KIM SNYDER and AND SONS: ANDY AND JIM EDWARD AND THOMAS Elmhurst New York South Amboy New Jersey May God bless our Son Alex and watch over May the choicest of all the endeavors of blessings descend upon the Class of '61 the Class of 1961 From From THE SZCZESNIAKOWSKI FAMILY THE SNOPEK'S 222 South Collington Ave. Bayonne New Jersey Baltimore, Maryland 136 TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE WERE KNOWN FOR TV KNOW-HOW KARZ' UPTOWN TELEVISION 273 East Main St. Meriden Conn. GOOD FOOD fay ANTOINETTE RESTAURANT 81 Denison Pkway. West CORNING, N. Y. Good Food and Legal Bev. APPLIANCES your key . . . TO GREATER VALUES B U I C K LEADER BUICK Broadway at 40 St. BAYONNE N. J. FRANECKI APPLIANCE 2929 South 13th St. MILWAUKEE, WISC. WOODWORTH JEWELRY C� °c V 309 N. Franklin Watkins Glen N. Y. WOODROW FOOD MARKET 2617 Leteure St. PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. 137 138 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Nephew Richard Zwolinski and the Class of 1961 From MR. AND MRS. STEVEN GAJEWSKI and Cousins: GERI AND PAUL All Wishes of Success to the Class of '61 From MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH LUBONSKI AND FAMILY 1459 Greenwood Avenue CAMDEN 3, NEW JERSEY 139 Best Wishes for God's Blessing All Ways, Always to Our Son, Brother, Nephew and Cousin, James Claude Bellinqer and his fellow Graduates of 1961 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Beauford P. Bellinger Brother: Paul Adrian Bellinger Sister: Jacqueline C. Bellinger Uncle and Aunts: Rev. Claude Zabinski, ofm Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rajski Mr. and Mrs. Willis T. Van Eyck Cousins: Rev. Ciaver Van Eyck, ofm Frater Loran Van Eyck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Rajski Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Miceli Best of Luck and Wishes to Louis Zglobicki and the Class of 1961 From WANDA KAMINSKA BROOKLYN, N. Y. Congratulations to the Graduating Class From MRS. SOPHIE SKRAB Box 41, Cove Station WEIRTON W. VA. 141 Best Wishes and Luck to the Seniors From the Family of KACPRZYNSKI Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1961 ORGANIZED 1909 CRAGIN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 5200 West Fullerton Avenue Chicago 39, Illinois Tuxedo 9-1000 Savings Accounts Insured Up to $10,000.00 by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation 143 Best Wishes to Loius Zglobicki and the Class 1961 From MR. AND MRS. E. KAMINSKI 333 62nd Street BROOKLYN N. Y. Congratulations to Alex and His Fellow Classmates From STANLEY STRUK, Brother-in-Law REGINA STRUK, Sister BALTIMORE MARYLAND Congratulations From MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR REISNER to James Bellinger and Class of 1961 145 May Sod Bless the Paths that these seniors must tread. MR.AND MRS. JOHN KELLO MR. AND MRS. GEORGE TEUTSCHMAN MR. AND MRS. EDWARD WASIAK MISS VERONICA WESOLOWSKI Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1961 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH TULKO FR. FELICIAN, O.F.M., CLASS '56 TOM, CLASS '56 ANTHONY, CLASS '59 JOHN, CLASS '63 Life is a festival only to the wise Congratulations and Success to Victor Sudol and His Fellow Classmates From Parents MR. AND MRS. GEORGE SUDOL Sister SISTER MARY PETER Brothers RICHARD AND EDWARD Grandmother SOPHIE OSZUSTOWICZ Aunts STELLA AND FRANCES OSZUTOWICZ Our Best Wishes to the Graduates of '61 To the Class of 1961 the Best of Luck MRS. H. BRZOSKA MRS. JOHN WOLACH 117 STRAND ST. Wilmington, Delaware R.D. 2 OWEGO N. Y. Congratulations and Best of Luck to George Uss and Senior Class of '61 May God's Graces Fulfill the Many Dreams of James Tylock and the Class of 1961 MR. AND MRS. F. WESOLOWSKI MRS. CARDONE 1028 S. Thomson Dr. Bay Shore, L. 1., N. Y. 1041 Niagara Ave. NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. 148 Congratulations to Stanley Zagraniczny and the Class of 1961 From Uncle and Aunt MR. AND MRS. JOHN F. SULKOWSKI Cousin KATHY 701 West Cooper St. UTICA N. Y. Best Wishes to My Nephew, David and the Class of 1961 From MR. ANTHONY PARZYCH UTICA N. Y. 149 Congratulations to JAMES BELLINGER From A FRIEND May God Bless and Guide Our Nephew and Cousin, Joseph From MR. AND MRS. STANLEY V. SZCZEPANIAK and COUSIN ELEANOR May God Bless Our Son, Thomas Father: John Mother: Ann Brother: Joe Sisters: Mary Ann, Martha and Margaret 150 MERIDEN CONN. Best Wishes to Class of '61 FATHER WALTER GALUSZKA 392 Adelphi Street BROOKLYN N. Y. Congratulations to Chester Ostaszewski and the Class of '61 From GRANDMA AND GRANDPA To the Seniors of 1961 the best of luck in their future tasks. LAWRENCE PYANOWSKI 3328 Thomson St. PHILADELPHIA, PA. God's Help to the Seniors today for their future endeavors some other day. MR. AND MRS. C. MIELNIK 551 Pavonia Ave. JERSEY CITY N. J. 151 Future Success to the Class of '61 From Congratulations to Chester Ostaszewski and the Class of 1961 MR. AND MRS. From C. SIEDLECKI and MRS. K. SKIBICKI UNCLE TOM BROOKLYN NEW YORK BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Good Luck and Best Best of Luck and Wishes Success in Future to Endeavors Alex Perfinowicz to and Richard Leszczynski the Class of '61 and From the Class of '61 MR. AND MRS. MRS. FARRELL JOSEPH JAWOROSKI AND SON SOUTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY 152 Our Sincerest Wishes to Our Son, Brother, and Grandson, Stanley Zagraniczny and the Class of '61 From DAD AND MOM SISTERS: REGINA AND ROSEMARY BROTHERS: JOE, JR. AND JOHN GRANDPARENTS: JOHN AND VICTORIA ZAGRANICZNY and in Memory of Grandparents: STANLEY AND STELLA JANIZEWSKI Congratulations to the Graduates From MR. AND MRS. JOESEPH KOSYLA NORRIS PARKING CENTER PHILADELPHIA, PA. Dekalb and Schuylkill Ave. NORRISTOWN, PA. 154 O-Ub 156 Congratulations and Best Wishes to George Uss and the Class of '61 MRS. AGNES USS FRA. JONATHAN, O.F.M. FRA. JORDAN, O.F.M. FRA. THOMIAN, O.F.M. MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL WESOLOWSKI MR. AND MRS. LOUIS PENDZICK FRANK, GEORGE, LOUISE, RITA MRS. MARY MALINA FR. BRUCE, O.F.M. JOSEPH, ROBERT, CHRISTINE, BARBARA, TOMMY, EDDIE, JoANN MR. AND MRS. FRANK SCHULTZ FRANK JR., JERRY, ALICE MR. AND MRS. ANDREW KACZMAREK ANDREW JR. AND JIMMY 157 Best Wishes to Steve Batory From MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL BAK and MR. AND MRS. JOESEPH LISZEWSKI BROOKLYN N. Y. Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Class of 1961 From THE PITONYAK FAMILY Congratulations to Ted Kelly and the Class of '61 JUDGE MOTOR CO. ROCHESTER N. Y. Congratulations to My Brother Alex and Class of 1961 JOSEPH SZCZESNIAKOWSKI 159 Friedburg Germany Our Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes of Success in All Future Endeavors to Our Son, Richard, and His Classmates Class of '61 MR. AND MRS. JOHN LESCZYNSKI AND PAUL, EDDIE AND THERESA 160 Congratulations to Our Best of Luck and Wishes Son, Stanley Magiera to Tom Walczak and His Class and the Graduates of 1961 THE MAGIERA FAMILY ST. JOSEPH POLISH WOMENS CLUB Webster Mass. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son Joseph and the Class of '61 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph laciofoli and Pamela and Alyssa. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Stanley From COUSIN PETER MAG I ERA JIMMY'S RADIO ELECTRIC Watkins Glen N. Y. 161 Congratulations to the Graduates vrvtjll FRANK'S CLOTHES SHOP Watkins Glen N. Y. MR. AND MRS. J. LISZEWSKI 97 North 1st Street BROOKLYN N. Y. May God Bless Our Son Vincent and the Class of '61 THE BEKIEMPIS FAMILY MOTHER ANN FATHER VINCENT BROTHER DAVID BROTHER TOM Bayonne, New Jersey IF IT’S GOOD FOOD J J RESTAURANT 295 East Market St. CORNING N. Y. Best of Wishes to Francis Yarnot and his Classmates K OF C LADIES GUILD 725 Lorenz Ave. PITTSBURGH 20, PA. 162 Best Wishes and Happiness to Our Son, James Bellinger and the Class of 1961 From FATHER, MOTHER AND SISTERS Best of Luck to Vincent Bekiempis and the Graduates MRS. BENNY'S BAR GRILL MATRONA WYSZYNSKI, Prop. 88-39 Pitkin Avenue Ozone Parle N. J. 163 Congratulations to Our Nephew Francis Yarnot AUNT: ROSE UNCLES: JULIAN STEVE Pittsburgh Penna. Best of Luck and Wishes to the 2 cleaning Graduates SERVICE CLEANERS 507 Franklin St. Watkins Glen, N. Y. MR. MR. MR. Congratulations to James Bellinger and the Graduates of 1961 AND MRS. T. PTASZEK GENE HOLDA AND FAMILY One Stop AND MRS. E. LEWAN Service J. P. BAKER Chicago General Hauling Dump Truck Service Snow Plow 58 EAST 14th STREET BAYONNE N. J. 164 FRONTIER NOVELTY Niagara Falls N. Y. TOMARO CONTRACTORS, INC. 2727 East Layton Ave. Cudahy Wise. Best Wishes to the Congratulations to Our Cousin Stanley Magiera From MR. AND MRS. FRANK CHADWICK JOE AND MARY ANN 100 Jackson Street South River N. J. Class of 1961 From CHEFS DINER Watkins Glen Best Wishes ASSOCIATED PRINTERY HENRY WEGRZYNSKI 51 East 21st Bayonne, N. J. Schuyler County's Plymouth Valiant Dealer W. H. HAUPT, INC. 112 3rd St. Watkins Glen, N. Y. Genuine MoPar Parts Certified Car Care International Trucks PHONE 328 165 TONY'S BARBER SHOP Watkins Glen, New York May the Dear Lord With All Our Heartfelt Wishes for Future Shower His Choicest Success Blessings on the to the Class of 1961 Class of '61 From From MR. AND MRS. TENZYCKI MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM AND FAMILY GUTOWSKI AND Brooklyn New York FAMILY Brooklyn, New York Congratulations—Best Wishes—Success From MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL MIHALIK AND SON Wallington New Jersey 166 ST. PATRICK'S R. C. CHURCH Owego, New York REV. WILLIAM J. O'BRIEN, Pastor BURCH APPLIANCE REPAIR Wiring Fixtures—Supplies Box 210 R.D. 2 OWEGO, NEW YORK 168 May God Bless the Graduates of 1961 and PETER TEUTSCHMAN MSGR. A. A. JARKA it 170 WATKINS SPORTING GOODS Montour Falls, New York SALES SERVICE DODGE SCHUYLER MOTOR CO., INC. GEORGE MILLER—Your Friendly Ford Dealer LEARN MOTOR CO. Sales and Service Watkins Glen, New York Watkins Glen, New York w 9 WHITE SALES AND SERVICE CO. U.S. Highway 1 P. O. Box 187 New Brunswick, New Jersey Charter 9-2000 P. D. Q. TRUCKS WHITE TRUCKS AUTOCAR TRUCKS CUMMINS DIESEL ENGINE 171 Good Luck and God Love You MR. LOUIS SREDINSKI AND FAMILY Uniontown Penna. Bog Moj i Wsiystko Congratulations to the Graduates From MASPETH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 56-18 69th Street Maspeth N. Y. Bay the Blessings of Best of Wishes to God Enlighten the the Class of 1961 Graduates of 1961 From FRANCIS J. CONWAY FAMILY MR. AND MRS. WALTER SABOLEFSKI Manchester N. Y. Garfield N. J. 172 Congratulations to Our Son, Chester and the Class of '61 From DAD MOM BROTHERS: ALEX FR. SAUL OSTASZEWSKI Congratulations to Best Wishes to the Alex Perfinowicz and the Graduates of '61 Class of 1961 LORRAINE MASTROCOLA MR. AND MRS. FAIRLIE 331 Oak Street 106 Chestnut St. South Amboy, N. J. Owego, N. Y. Best of Luck to the Best Wishes to the Seniors Seniors of '61 MR. AND MRS. SHORT and to Our Son, 642 Humbolt St. Dennis and His Class, Brooklyn N. Y. the Class of 1963 ifr MR. AND MRS. FRANK SPRINGER 40-11-193 St. m V Flushing N. Y. m 174 Best Wishes and Luck to the Senior Class of 1961 MRS. ANN KRAFINSKI Brooklyn N. Y. Congratulations to Our Son, Alex MR. AND MRS. ALEX PERFINOWICZ South Amboy N. J. Best of Luck to the Class of 1961 WOODWARD HARDWARE 404 North Franklin St. Watkins Glen, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1961 MR. AND MRS. ADAM BURCH GENEVIEVE BARBARA Owego N. Y. 175 Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1961 From MR. AND MRS. LES REGULA Wellington N. J. Best of Luck to Our Grandson, Gerald and the Seniors of '61 MRS. MARY GUZINSKI AND THE LATE MR. ZYGMUNT GUZINSKI Bayonne N. J. 176 Congratulations and Success to the Class of 1961 SLIM'S CAFE AND RESTAURANT FE 9-9527 Smoked Eels Fried Shrimp Shrimp Cocktails Steam Clams FE 9-9504 Broiled Lobsters Fried Scallops Clam on half-shell Free Clam Broth WE CATER TO WEDDINGS—BANQUETS—PARTIES We Serve After Funeral Lunches and Dinners Corner of 17th Street and Avenue E BAYONNE NEW JERSEY ANTHONY ZEMBRZUSKI, Prop. Best Wishes to: Ogden, Ostaszewski and the Class of 1961 From the TOMCZAK FAMILY Brooklyn, N. Y. 178 Congratulations to Our Son, DAVID Mother and Father: MR. AND MRS. STANLEY PARZYCH Brother: PAUL 179 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son Richard and the Class of '61 MR. AND MRS. ROMAN ZWOLINSKI and SON THOMAS BAYONNE NEW JERSEY Best of Luck to the Graduates of 1961 From MR. AND MRS. ALEX NASUKIEWICZ Bronx N. Y. WATKINS GLEN REFINERY INTERNATIONAL SALT COMPANY Watkins Glen, New York Sterling Salt Brings Out The Best In Foods PUBLIC FRUIT MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Received Daily 1017 MANHATTAN AVENUE Brooklyn 22, N. Y. TEL. EVergreen 9-4822 3S3 BROADWAY V BROOKLYN tl.N.Y. ™ STAGG 2-6292 f clothiers furnishers WHERE STYLE BEGINS 570 FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN 17. N. Y. ULSTER 8-3700 TEL SOuth 8-3686 M. JL WcfbonJJ DUBLIN TAILOR Ladies and Gents Tailor and Alterations DRY CLEANING—DYEING—PRESSING—REPAIRING 346-7th Avenue Bet. 9th and 10th Sts. Brooklyn, N. Y. To Keep Fit and Trim— Always Drink NEW YORKS FINEST TRUE FRUIT BEVERAGES Made By D. Z. BOTTLING CO. MATTHEW WIDLICKI, President Brooklyn, New York 181 Congratulations to The Graduating Class of 1961 From MR. AND MRS. STANLEY SZOT AND FAMILY 275 COLFAX PLACE NORTH BRUNSWICK, N. J. Congratulations-Best Wishes- Blessings and Success to Seniors of '61 From MR. AND MRS. CHESTER KUKOWSKI and BARBARA CHESTER JR. THOMAS JOSEPH CAROLE ANN ROBERTA 182 Congratulations to Our Son, Francis, MR. AND MRS. E. YARNOT Sisters: CAROL PATRICIA Brothers: ED, RAY, RICH PAUL, PHILLIP, DAVID Patricia, Carol, David Crescite, et Multiplicamini EMIL S. SOPINSKI Nanticoke, Penna. Congratulations to James Bellinger from Friends in the Windy City J. F. Belter C. Frenchay A. Capra P. Grzesiak B. Deptuch J. Grzybowski H. Dylong S. Gulik C. Floeter E. Herzog F. Jenns B. Kowalski W. Krawczyk P. Rosxkowiak C. Sobieraj C. Kaminski D. Karwata G. Koziol B. Mulcahy D. Ruscitti A. Tarczan W. Kondziolka A. Krajenta L. Onak C. Peters B. H. Skweres M. Thoma H. Tonnesen A. Turco 184 K? ■’•}«?mnYoF 'WT 'J.% Best of Luck to Frank Yarnot and the Seniors of '61 in All They Do From All the KNIGHTS at 3902 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS OUR LADY OF ASSUMPTION COUNCIL 3902 Pittsburgh Pa. :f C Best Wishes and Luck to the Graduates of 1961 From MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH BACZA 86-24 254th St. BELLROSE 26, N. Y. Congratulations to the Seniors, on Their Graduation MR. AND MRS. J. SMOLENSKI 1420 Redfern Ave. FAR ROCKAWAY N. Y. 185 Best of Luck and Good Wishes to Vincent Bekiempis and Classmates J. MATHEWS CONTRACTING NEW YORK NEW YORK God Guide the Seniors of 1961 From MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH BESEDA GARFIELD N. J. Congratulations to Stanley A. Magiera From S. A. WICHROWSKI AGENCY Insurance—Real Estate 545 Broadway at 25th St. BAYONNE N. J. ST. MARY'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL South River N. J. Office: FEderal 9-2278 Res.: HE 6-3356 Established 1919 186 To the Class of 1961 This country offers greater opportunities for young adults than any time in the past. While you reflect on what is behind you, eagerly anticipate the years to come with the knowledge that the skills you acquired are the tools you will use to shape your future. CORNING GLASS WORKS CORNING, NEW YORK Extension Telephones —in Color— Make Wonderful Holiday Gifts for every Member of the Family EMPIRE TELEPHONE CORPORATION NORTH PENN TELEPHONE CO. 187 God's Blessings on the Class of 1961 From the LADIES AUXILIARY of NEW JERSEY May God Guide You in All Your Endeavors. Congratulations and Felicitations to Richard Zwolinslci and the Class of '61 PTA OF MT. CARMEL SCHOOL BAYONNE NEW JERSEY 188 Best of Luck to The Graduates of 1961 From MR. AND MRS. HENRY BUTKA SR. and DAUGHTER GLORIA BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Congratulations to Joseph Szczepaniak and The Seniors of 1961 From GRACE PEATY and HIS BROTHER WALT Fr. Hyacinth speaks at Brooklyn Auxiliary's 5th Anniversary Banquet. Bayonne Ladies' Auxiliary officers: Sec. Mrs. M. Gajewska, Pres. Mrs. A. Regula, Veep Mrs. S. Pavlick, Fr. Hyacinth and Treas. Mr. Guzinski. 189 Best of Luck to Our Senior Prefect, VICTOR SUDOL Best Wishes to His Classmates From HIS DINING HALL TABLE n Front: Kenneth Tenzycki, Butch Samlulc. Stephen Smolensk!. Back: Michael Kurdziel, Robert Wachowiak, On shoulders: Vic Sudol, Thomas Killigrew, Raymond Sprys. 190 B. H. SAMLUK AND SON Plumbing and Heating WILMINGTON, DELAWARE May God Bless All Paduans From STRUPCZEWSKI FAMILY 2668 E. Livingston St. PHILADELPHIA, PA. God Bless the Class of 1961—May their paths be bright, their spirit light and may they earn success in their future endeavors MR. AND MRS. KILLIGREW 14 Corning Blvd. Corning, New York Vic Sudol caught by candid camera as he sweeps stairs. 191 192 The Padua Campus C W|Jj PuPM k Rev. William J. Topor Rev. Edward Ciuba Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bernard A. Janczewski Rev. Charles Reynolds Rev. Walter Galuszka Rev. Francis J. Grochola Rev. Joseph Kalinowski Rev. Edward Fundalevicz Rt. Rev. Msgr. M. Wujek Rev. F. Romanowski Fr. Emil J. Dobosz Rev. Joseph Swies' Rev. 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