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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1963 volume:

Zke Senior Class of 1963 Presents Zke Siquaeris i Business Managers John Tulko Paul Yarnot Dedication We, the class of 1963, wish to dedicate our yearbook to one dedicated to helping others. A man of varied interests, Fr. Emil Rakowski, O.F.M., will be remembered as one who strived for perfection and sought perfection in us; who was strict yet overwhelmingly popular; who was serious yet possessed a subtle sense of humor; and whose very name has been synonymous with athletics and fine sportsmanship. That we have become more physically, mentally and morally fit to live a purposeful life is a fact for which we owe no small amount of credit to Fr. Emil. 2 foreword SIQUAHRIS, the initial word of the hymn to St. Anthony, mean- ing If thou seekest,” expresses best our way of life at Padua. It is extremely important in this age of ballistic missiles, sputniks, and nu- clear physics that we keep in sight the Principle of life which is God. He is the center of life at Padua, and therefore we strive for Him in everything that we do. It is our intention to show you this continual progress, as we view season after season. The climactic moment of graduation brings us in full circumspect of one who has reached the peak of four years of training that has made him fully aware of his purpose on earth, and that has shown him the way to perfection. If the Paduan but learns to live with this concept in mind, Padua has succeeded, for in the words of Goethe, It is not where we stand that matters ... but where we are going.” ACTIVITIES—90 Zable of ADMINISTRATION—6 WINTER—50 10—AUTUMN 68—SPRING Our Mis hops His Excellency, Lawrence B. Casey, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Rochester His Excellency, James E. Kearney, D.D. Bishop of Rochester 6 Disciplinarian Fr. Bertrand Bluma, O.F.M. Vice Hector Fr. Emil Rakowski, O.F.M. Hu rear Fr. Roland Jaskulski, O.F.M. Autumn means activity to the Paduan. For the underclass- man this is a period of exploration and vitality; for the upper- classman an opportunity for serious undertakings and responsi- bilities. The fall day may witness a soccer game, a track meet, or find laughing boys picking apples in the orchard, and later see those rejuvenated students in a profound atmosphere of learning. Autumn is a time when rakes replace lawnmowers, red cheeks replace tanned ones, when the cooled ground crunches on the fallen russet leaves, and when the lowering night reveals stars twinkling serenely. How we treasure the clear brisk day that smiles on a golden land of happy moments and the windy night that stores its memories in the vault of a Halloween moon! 10 Mtumn Our Vocational Director, Fr. Maynard, welcomes the Butash family. Mrs. Ambrosone smiles with pride at her son. Day of Arrival A small lad reflects about the day that Sherman registers with Fr. Hyacinth, will begin his life as a Paduan. George Lowry asks Mike Asiello, Do you think one locker will be enough ?” Fr. Henry reminds Tom Malina to utilize his books wisely. Fr. Bertrand assigns shelves to two freshmen in study hall, Getting acquainted with... Zhc faculty Jr. Jienry ftaparla, 0.J.J4- Guardian French Bookstore manager Jr. Austin Cewinski, O. JJ4. Librarian Latin I, III Religion III Jr. Roland Jaskuhkl O.JJA. Bursar Social Studies II, III Spiritual director Social Studies I Religion I Greek Chant TOSF moderator Assistant Librarian Senior Class moderator Jr. Eric Skalski, O.JM- English I, III Dramatics PADUAN moderator Junior Class moderator Jr. Emil Kakowskl O.JM- Vice-Rector Physics Trigonometry Athletic director Gymnastics coach Soccer coach J-V Basketball coach Baseball coach Jr. Cajetan fjogdanski. O. JM. Vice-Disciplinarian Geometry Intermediate Algebra Cross Country coach Freshman Class moderator Jr. barrel Qlab. O.J.M- Jr. Bertrand Blum, O.JJ4. Disciplinarian English II, IV SIQUAERIS moderator Jr. Brendan Wroblew ski, O. JJ4- Music director Algebra I Religion IV Jr. Hyacinth Kulinski, O.JJA- Rector Registrar Latin II, IV Jr. Mbin Mihlaszewski, O.JJA. Vice-Guardian General Science Biology Jr. Antonine Mac hows hi, O.JJA. Polish Religion II National Honor Society moderator Sophomore Class moderator ... Zhe brothers Our brothers are a great necessity to Padua. They keep us warm, feed us, drive us to games, clean for us, and care for us when we are sick. But more than this, we appreciate the spirit in which they work; their hu- mility, joy, patience, and charity inspire awe in us. By their example they have shown what Christ meant when He said, Go, sell what you have and come, follow Me.” 18 Orantes St Caborantes M Juvandum fios. Bro. Zimothy Bojda, 0.3J4. Bro. Casimir Orleanski, 0:3JA. Landscapist Infirmarian Bro. Christopher Zeifert, 0.3JA. Community Refectory Bro. Mphonse Sadowski, 0.3JA. General Maintenance ftro. Cambert Qorczy, 0.3JA- General Maintenance Kro. Marius Karzmarezyk, 0.3JA- Chauffeur ftro. Eugene Camy, 0.3JA Baker ftro. Benedict Kuznicki, 0.3.M- . Assistant Cook ... Zhe For the pause that refreshes . . Anthony Specian, Sigis Malinowski, and Gerald Moan take in some fresh air. Moderator: FR. FARREL GLAB, O.F.M. The freshman class officers are John Civiok, vice- president; Paul Drisgula, treasurer; Mark Kiefer, sec- retary; Richard Kwiatkowski, president. Clifford Swirski and Bruce Tonkovicz mail some letters. ■ ! Robert Wasek, George Lowry, and Thomas Malina are not grinning at what you might think they are. Anthony Sherman, Daniel Poplawski, George Szczech are absorbed in their studies. Stan Stanczyk reveals his secret wish to Joe Woeppel: to clean his locker. Robert Zlockie, Ralph Tokarz, and Albert Lada read some past editions of the SIQL’AERIS. Anthony Jackowski, Casimir Iwachow, and John Fitch wait in line for Confession. David Blaine ar d Robert Bucko cheer up James McKay while visiting him in the infirmary. Michael Barnes, Alan Costich, and Allen Brine exchange some witty remarks. Everyone knows that the lab is always open. Andrew Staroscik and Richard Ossowski experi- ment with some catalysts. Stanley Martin and Gary Breh sing: Because we two are clean and neat We give out the weekly sheet. Hiking, a popular pastime at Padua, is enjoyed by Stanley Jessie, David Butash and John Civiok. ... Zhe Sophomores Moderator: FR. ANTONINE BACHOWSKI, O.F.M. Patron: ST. DOMINIC SAVIO Colors: BLUE AND WHITE The sophomore class officers are Anthony Mon- toya, treasurer; Stanley Orlowski, vice-president; John Nodar, secretary; and Byron Nied, presi- dent. Deus, qui humanae substantiae . . Paul LeFrois and Joseph Falzone assist at the Offertory of the Mass. Watching television, John Ambrosone, Robert Benjamin, and Ronald Miecznikowski, are examples of undivided attention, which teachers seek but rarely find. Nearly everyone goes to the P.X. after school. These three thirsty sophomores, Jim Mangini, Ray Fratar- cangelo, and Richard Zolnowski, purchase soda from Robert Kuzmiak. Stephen Bilsky, Michael Murray, and Bill Gricko make small talk. 31 The junior class officers are William Brzoska, treasurer; Richard Kvedrovicz, president; Walter Tracey, vice-president; and Louis Czubachowski, secretary. After an impressive talk about the symbolism of their class ring, the juniors receive from Fr. Eric that band to remind them of fidelity to their school and its ideals. ... Zhe juniors Moderator: FR. ERIC SKALSKI, O.F.M. Patron: ST. DOMINIC SAVIO Class color: LAVENDER and WHITE Motto: DEATH RATHER THAN SIN 32 Scenes like this one are fa- miliar on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Robert Zito mops, Thomas Zwolinski makes his bed, and Stephen Smolenski shines his shoes. The junior English course includes, for the most part, American Lit., but basic grammar must also be reviewed. Here Kenneth Tenzycki and Paul Kowalski diagram sentences. Ronald Siedlecki and Ronald Kwacz enjoy the mellow beauty of Indian summer. Joseph Bialoncik and Ted Nalaskowski arrange the library bulletin board. John Woloch and Paul Parzych wait their turn, while Lester Siudy and Bob Recotta wham the ping pong ball. AI Gogick, Leonard Kisko, and Ernest Adach peruse through the magazines. Tom Bekiempis and Robert Maczewski listen to Marian Srokosz. By the way, what’s so funny, Mario? David Susi demonstrates a physics principle of the trampoline to Tony Vallaro and John Wil- czynski. Thomas Kello reads an encycloped- ia as Thomas Janowski hands another to Michael Konopka. Alex Ostaszewski and William Gutowski relax at the record player. ABOVE: Everyone approaches the altar rail to kiss the relic of our Father Francis. LEFT: Fr. Eric, celebrant, with Fr. Autin, as deacon, and Fr. Antonine, as sub-deacon, cele- brates a Solemn High Mass. 37 VARSITY: BOTTOM: Peter Krafinski (captain), John Ambrosone, Edward Sudol. TOP: Paul LeFrois, Robert Benjamin, William Gricko, James Mangini, Richard Bonk, Byron Nied, Steve Smolenski. Cross Country Our cross country team has made progress since it was introduced three years ago. Besides the ten varsity runners, a freshman team of eleven was established this year. It takes a lot of stamina to run the 2.5 mile course, and these guys have it. MEETS Bradford ............... 15 Padua ................ .44 TRIANGULAR MEET Padua ...................31 Odessa ..................39 Addison ................ 55 COUNTY MEET (5 teams) Bradford 1st place Padua ........... 2nd place ALFRED-ALMOND MEET (13 teams) Bradford 1st place Padua ...........7 th place ROCHESTER DIOCESAN MEET Varsity (3 teams) McQuaid 1st place Padua ............3rd place Freshman (4 teams) Bishop Kearney...1st place Padua ........... 3rd place Bonk and Krafinski break for the open as Smolenski and Mangini lead the way. These tired runners ponder those strenuous 2.4 miles which led their team to victory. Jim Mangini struts in after completing the gruelling course. Fr. Emil and Pete Krafinski make preparations for the coming cross country season. 39 The freshman team includes: KNEELING: Tonkovicz, Woeppel, Blaine, and Fitch. STANDING: Zagloba, Lepkowski, Hyland, Jurewicz, Jessie, and Civiok. KNEELING: Richard Regula. Robert Szypula, John Drozdzal, Robert Recotta, Raymond Sprys, William Brzoska. STANDING: Raymond Fratarcangelo, Robert Wagner, David Susi, Walter Tracey, Richard Kvedrowicz, Dennis Springer. Soccer FR. EMIL, Coach. KNEELING: Henry Butka, Paul Parzych, Stanley Karcewski, Louis Czubachowski, Lester Kaczynski. STANDING: Stanley Czarnecki, Robert Hill, Ronald Benedek, Alex Gogick, Damien Czarnecki, Gene Exley. Padua 3 Campbell 8 Padua ... 2 Addison ... 6 Padua 2 Elkland 6 Padua 1 Campbell 0 Padua 4 Savona 6 Padua 0 Addison 8 Padua 0 Lakemont 7 Padua 2 Hammondsport 10 Padua 2 Ithaca 4 Padua 5 Elkland 7 41 SOCCER CHAMPIONS: Szypula (coach) Szczygiel Kaczmarek Szot Drexler Bonner Duchnowski Breh Butash Swirski Linnick Drisgula Don't worry, guy, it's not a bowling ball. H Soccer a Hi u r a Sometimes it takes a superman to play this game. At the end of the first week of school Fr. Emil appointed varsity soccer players to coach nine intra- mural teams.� After the coaches had observed our soccer abilities they chose permanent teams. After five weeks of playing, Szypula’s team came out victorious. Time and soccer ball wait for no man, Specian. Senior forwards, Szypula and Walczak, battle for the Den Springer advises the senior team during half time, ball. Class competition began on October 28. The seniors, as expected, won all three games. The sopho- mores beat the freshmen, and the freshmen, to every- one’s surprise, beat the juniors. No matter what the score, each class had its share of excitement. Soccer Class Competition Come to papa! To kick, or to be kicked, that is the question. . Marathon ABOVE LEFT: Fathers Emil, Bertrand, and Antonine supervise the events of the marathon. ABOVE RIGHT: Specian, Uncle Sam wants you—for the Olympics. LEFT: Walczak leads the senior team to victory. basketball Zryouts and Practices According to New York State’s Re- gent system, basketball practice may not begin until November 1, and at Padua that day really starts the ball bouncing.” From this day to the beginning of March the teams go through practices which con- sume their energy and improve their skill. This year Fr. Emil is coaching the J.V.’s, and a new-comer to Padua’s cam- pus, Mr. Dick O’Neil, is coaching the varsity. Kvedrovicz tries to put one in orbit. Springer makes a jump shot. Szypula and Butka put some spirit into practice. Winter means many things to the Paduan. After a try- ing day of concentrated studying, he looks forward to an hour or two of basketball, ice skating, sledding or skiing. Later on, the gym is alive with the din of cheers at the basketball game, while outside the cold night covers the earth. It is the season when carols and bells, evergreens and colored lights herald the coming of the Infant born in a star-thatched manger. In these months of snow and hissing radiators, of hot chocolate and oatmeal, we Paduans pray, study, and play with all our strength, through days of trial and days that make us glad to be alive. This continual striving realizes progress, for this is truly a time of accomplishment. 50 In the cold stillness of the night, the illuminated manger on the front lawn evokes both a natural feeling of peace and beauty and a supernatural assurance of our Emmanuel, God with us. Christmas Janowski, Brother Vincent, and Breh decorate the Christmas tree in the lobby. Delivering his Christmas message, Fr. Antonine speaks about the perennial spirit of Christmas that should be in our hearts. During the Christmas party Susi receives a present from Santa via Fr. Brendan. The Mitch Miller of Padua gets a bit of slapstick recognition from Happy Hank. Bekiempis interviews a sanitation inspector during the junior skit. fcated the Carmelites. Padua 60 Dundee . 48 Padua 66 Odessa 23 Padua 35 Watkins Glen 59 Padua 55 C.F.A. 56 Padua 38 Mt. Carmel 66 Padua 51 Athens 57 Padua 64 Ovid 53 Padua 73 Dundee 59 Padua 43 C.F.A. 83 Padua 43 Horseheads 64 Padua 49 Watkins Glen 57 Padua ...... 47 Notre Dame 66 Padua ... 71 Mt. Carmel ..._ 65 Padua 59 Notre Dame . 72 Padua 46 Ovid 57 Padua 72 Odessa 53 Padua . 80 Addison .. 76 Padua 55 Horseheads 60 54 6'4 senior, Dennis Springer, replaced Jack Marchcski, '60, for second place for the most points-scored during a season by bucketing 310 points. Marcheski had 286, and the first place is still held by Ed Opiola, '56, who had 345. Dennis' highest scoring game was against Notre Dame on January 27 when he made 30; 21 of these were scored in the fourth quarter. F.G. FT. Pts. Springer 123 64 310 Kvedrowicz 76 58 210 C2arneeki 63 46 172 Recotta 44 13 101 Butka 37 19 93 Mangini V 11 53 Bennett 11 31 Gogick i7 6 20 Smolenski, S. 3 2 8 Szypula 2 1 c Wagner 0 0 0 STANLEY CZARNECKI RICHARD KVEDROWICZQ KNEELING: Robert Wagner, and Steve Smolenski. STANDING: Dennis Springer, Richard Kvedrowicz, George Bennett, Stanley Oar- necki, James Mangini, Henry Butka, Alex Gogick, and Robert Szypula. MISSING: Robert Recotta; manager, Michael Asiello. Coach, MR. RICHA) y u n i o r SITTING: Anthony Montoya and Brian Bon- ner. KNEELING: Frank Trestka, Stanley Orlowski, Raymond Fratarcangelo, and John Civiok. STANDING: Richard Zolnowski, Harry Hill, Joseph Jurewicz, Stanley Stanczyk, Damien Czarnecki, Gerard Moan, and man- ager, John Woloch. Fr. Emil gives succinct instructions during time out. Padua............ 32 Padua.............37 Padua ........... 47 Padua 34 Padua 35 Padua 38 Padua.............40 Padua 44 Padua............ 42 Padua.............35 Padua............ 46 Padua ........... 30 Padua ........... 32 Padua ............42 Padua.............31 Padua ........... 56 Padua ........... 52 Padua............ 36 Dundee 30 Odessa 39 Watkins Glen 41 C.F.A. 52 Mt. Carmel 45 Athens 47 Ovid 55 Dundee 35 C.F.A .... 31 Horseheads 47 Watkins Glen 58 Notre Dame 42 Mt. Carmel 55 Notre Dame .. 49 Ovid 49 Odessa 50 Addison 50 Horseheads 51 58 J ABOVE: Stanczyk shows how Chamberlain does it BELOW: The camera catches Zolnowski’s grimace of determination. BELOW: Orlowski buckets two points for Padua. Civiok looks as if he wants to dunk the ball. 59 Fratarcangelo attempts a field goal. John Civiok drives through his opponents. Come on, Harry, sink it! THOMAS BEKIEMPIS Captain, EDWARD SUDOL DAVID SUSI LOUIS CZUBACHOWSKI PAUL LeFROIS In order to comprehend the difficult subjects, the students must study . . . Mid- year Breams . . . so that when exams come they can think correctly . . . . . . the test that will substantially decide their mark. 62 . . . and write without hesitancy . . . K e t r e a t For three days after the semester exams, the Paduans search themselves in the silence of retreat to see what place they have given to God in their souls. Conferences, prayer, spiritual reading, and devotions comprise the schedule for this time of spiritual growth and revitalization. I live now, not I, but Christ liveth in me. LEFT: Edward Sudol puts a host into the ciborium for Mass. RIGHT: Father Maynard gives the Papal Blessing at the conclusion of retreat. Throughout the day the Blessed Sacrament is adored and glorified. The Blessed Sacrament is worshipped in Solemn Procession while the Litany of Saints is chanted. Thirteen Mours The benediction of the Blessed Sacrament with the Celebrant of the Solemn High Mass, Fr. Austin, officiating, solemnly concludes Thir- teen Hours devotion. It's a long cold journey to the bottom of the golf course, but on a sled, it's only loads of fun. “A Ceag Champs Sprys (captain) Lomnicky, Js. Gryszan Susi Szczepaniak “ft JCeague Champs Wilczynski (captain) Golas Benjamin Siudy Linnick basketball Jatramurals “C” Ceague Champs Springer (coach) Malinowski, E. Montoya Kaczynski Falzone Poplawski, J. “C Ceague Champs Orlomki (coach) McKay Kiefer Kwiatkowski Ossowski Staroscik 66 youth County Sponsored by the American Legion, YOUTH COUNTY is the annual assemblage of all juniors in Schuyler County. It purports to instill the principles of democracy into Youth by letting them participate in model elections of the basic unit of government, the county. The supervisor reads the agenda for the two-day convention . . . . . . then follows the gathering of the signed party petitions of the candidates . . . . . . which precedes the platform speeches, one of which is given here by Joe Bialoncik, who won the position of judge in Youth County. 67 As the days become noticeably warmer and longer, Padua begins the third and final phase of the school year. While daisies are dotting the verdant grass, the school, too, becomes alive like the fresh green leaves on the trees. Everyone is busy taking out baseballs and bats, removing storm windows, hiking, getting ready for Mother's Day or the school picnic or merely enjoying a walk in the sweet air of spring. For the seniors these are memorable weeks indeed, be- cause they are concluding four years that have prepared them to live a happy, purposeful life. Soon after their class trip, the moment of graduation emphatically realizes the trans- formation of boyhood and learning into manhood and decision. 68 Mother's Day Weekend Months of preparation are spent for the chief social event of the year. People having arrived from all over, from West Virginia to Massachusetts and from Brooklyn to Buffalo, the program commences on Saturday morning with some music produced by the band and pianists. In the afternoon the gym team performs its routines, and in the evening a play entertains the visitors. Beautiful religious ceremonies highlight the weekend with a high Mass followed by a procession and crowning of the Blessed Virgin. Later a banquet concludes the merry weekend of festivities. Patro Hz St. $okn Posco Motto-. Smbior Colors.• Red and White Slower: Carnation WE THE SENIORS OF 1963 have spent four autumns, winters, and springs at Padua studying, working, practicing, playing, and praying. Now we have come to our graduation, the time when our accomplish- ments are brought into retrospection. However, the outstanding events should not only be recalled, but more than this, that singular feeling of steady growth in studies, in character, in sports, and in prayer, which will sustain us throughout our entire lives. With this in mind, can we ever forget this moment that brings to a climax the most memorable years of our lives? Rector s Messape My dear Graduates, The diploma you have received is ample proof that you have passed successfully another rung on your ladder of life. Let us be the first to CON- GRATULATE you on your step forward towards your goal in life. We—the Fathers and Brothers here at St. Anthony of Padua School—are very happy that we had been able not only to help you ACADEMICALLY but also to guide you SPIRITUALLY. As you will continue to climb higher and higher on your ladder of life towards your goal, we do hope and pray that you will put to good use all that you have learned with us and from us. Make us as proud of you in your later years as we are of you today. May the good Lord always be with you. Sincerely in Christ, FAREWELL—a sad word, yet, in this instance, not unmixed with joy, for we bid you goodbye with the knowledge that this is not an ending, but a be- ginning. It marks the start of the final stage of your journey to God, your Christian adult life. Your success on this journey will be our success; your sorrows and failures, ours, too. Our prayers are not that these sorrows or failures be absent from your lives, but that you should have the courage to bear them with Christian patience. Our prayers are not that you should experience mere material success, but that success which lasts forever. Only then can we say that our labors have not been in vain. Signs of this success have been evident in each one of you—we thank God and you for it. Now it remains that the fulness of this success meet each one of you as you set out on your journey. As you strive to that fulness, please remember us and our poor efforts on your behalf. Thank you for your patience, your willingness, your eagerness, your true Christian gentlemanliness. We will long remember you. Go with God, in peace, with courage. rt Dutiful... Big Mike.” Activities: soccer III . . . PADUAN staff . . . gym staff. Ambition: personnel administrator. Michael Cawrence Asielb 76 Roland Philip Benedek Amicable ... Benny.” Activities: soccer II, III, IV . . . drama III, IV. Ambition: physician. Qeorge Delrnar Bennett Appreciative ... Buzz.” Activities: soccer III . . . basketball III, IV . . . baseball II, III, IV. Zheodore Reserved ... Ted.” Activities: gym team I, II, III, IV . . . cheer- leader II, III . . . PADUAN staff . . . SI- QUAERIS staff . . . TOSF . . . soccer III. Ambition: diocesan priest. Henry Michael Butka Sociable ... Bootsie.” Soccer II, III, IV . . . Basketball I, II, III, IV . . . PADUAN staff . . . SIQUAERIS staff . . . treasurer I . . . vice-president III . . . president IV . . . Student Council treasurer . . . NHS. Ambition: civil engineer. 78 Stanley (John Czamecki Mild-mannered ... Stan.” Activities: soccer III, IV . . . basketball I, II, III, IV . . . baseball III, IV . . . treasurer II ... music I. Ambition: Franciscan priest. Holm Anthony Drezler Ambitious ... Jack.” Acuities: TOSF . . . SIQUAERIS co-editor . . . PADUAN staff . . . music I, II, III, IV . . . vice-president II . . . secretary III . . . drama III, IV . . . Student Council president. Ambition: Franciscan priest. 79 ‘John Joseph Qryszan Gregarious ... Grys.” Activities: music I, II, III, IV . . . orchestra II, III, IV. Ambition: pharmacist. flames Anthony Kaczmarek Cordial... Kacz.” Activities: NHS . . . PADUAN staff . . . drama I, III... vice-president IV. Ambition: civil engineer. 80 Peter Steven Effervescent... Pete.” Activities: NHS . . . TOSF . . . cross country III, IV ... SIQUAERIS staff. Ambition: corporation lawyer. ‘John Joseph JComnieky Neat... Lom.” Activities: soccer II, III . . . drama III. Ambition: certified public accountant. Henry Zheodore JCuhowski Calm ... Luke.” Activities: TOSF . . . soccer III . . . PADUAN staff. Ambition: Franciscan priest. ‘Joseph Ronald Contnicky Carefree ... Lum.” Activities: soccer III . . . basketball II . . . PADUAN staff ... drama III. Ambition: accountant. Richard Ronald Regula Companionable . . . Rich.” Activities: gym team I, II, III . . . soccer II, III, IV . . . PADUAN co-editor . . . athletic director III . . . treasurer IV . . . drama I, IV. Ambition: dentist. 'Dennis M ichael Springer Athletic ... Den. Activities: soccer II. Ill, IV . . . basketball I, II, III, IV . . . baseball II, III, IV . . . athletic di- rector III, IV. Ambition: biology teacher. Sdward Richard Sudol Agile ... Ed.” Activities: gym team I, II, III, IV . . . athletic director II, IV . . . cheerleader II, III, IV . . . cross country IV. Ambition: physical education director. Sdward dr ancis Szczepaniak Popular ... Szczeps.” Activities: TOSF . . . drama III, IV . . . Laun- dry room manager. Ambition: banker’s certified public accountant. Qerard Walter Szczyglel Jolly ... Gerry.” Activities: TOSF . . . soccer III . . . PADUAN staff . . . music I, II, III, IV . . . drama III . . . orchestra I, II, III, IV. Ambition: dentist. Ceonard draucis Szot Creative ... Zip.” Activities: gym team I, IV . . . SIQUAERIS staff... music I. Ambition: civil engineer. Robert {Joseph Szypula Jocose... Sam.” Activities: TOSF . . . soccer III, IV . . . basket- ball III, IV . . . baseball II, III, IV . . . SI- QUAERIS staff . . . drama I, III, IV. Ambition: civil engineer. {John Vincent Zulko Resourceful... Johnny.” Activities: NHS . . . TOSF . . . PADUAN staff . . . SIQUAERIS staff . . . secretary II, IV . . . president III . . . drama III . . . sacristan I, III, IV ... music III. Ambition: Franciscan priest. Edward Xavier Walczak Scholarly ... Ed.” Activities: NHS . . . TOSF . . . SIQUAERIS co-editor . . . music I, II, III, IV . . . drama III . . . secretary I . . . Organist II, III, IV . . . Librarian I, II, III, IV . . . Student Council vice- president ... orchestra III, IV. Ambition: Franciscan priest. Paul Ceonard X amot Serious ... Paul.” Activities: TOSF . . . gym team I, II . . . PA- DUAN co-editor . . . treasurer III . . . SI- QUAERIS staff ... drama I. Ambition: diocesan priest. 87 Numerous activities provide the Paduan with relaxation and enjoyment. Music, dramatics, gymnastics, tournaments, clubs, staffs, movies and hobbies give him a superb extra- curricular education for pleasure and profit: the pleasure of doing something he enjoys, and the profit of being a man of broadened interests. This diversified range of activities is one of the reasons for which we appreciate Padua. 90 Curriculum Fr. Bertrand dictates English grammar rules to the sophs. SENIORS Latin Physics English Lit. Trigonometry Polish Religion Greek English Juniors listen attentively as Fr. Eric reads American literature. 92 Seniors assemble apparatus for a physics experiment. SOPHOMORES No doubt Fr. Austin is displeased with this Latin response. Latin English French Polish Geometry World History Religion Canguages Drozdzal practices French enunciation. Tres bien, Jean! Fr. Cajetan explains Greek etymologies. Padua's popular Polish prof is Fr. Antonine. FRESHMEN Latin English General Science Economics Algebra Religion Math Bob Hill makes some geometric constructions. Trig is considered the most difficult branch of math in Padua. Fr. Brendan teaches elementary algebra to freshmen. FRONT ROW- Peter Krafinski, Paul Parzyeh, Henry Butka, wicz, Richard Bonk, and Thomas Kello. ABSENT: William Edward Walczak, and Steve Smolenski. BACK ROW: James Brzoska, Stanley Karcewski, and Thomas Zwolinski. Kaczmarek, John Tulko, Michael Konopka, Richard Kvedro- National Mo nor The purpose of this national organization is to develop attitudes of enthusiasm for scholarship and character. Any junior or senior with an eighty-five or above average is eligible. After this requirement is met he is screened by the faculty and judged on the basis of character, leadership, and service. Even these requirements are not all. The student must maintain his average and the other traits to remain in the society. 96 REV. ANTONINE BACHOWSKI, O.F.M. Moderator STANDING: Fr. Cajetan, moderator; Richard SEATED: Byron Nied, secretary; John Drexler, Kvedrowicz; Jeff Crisco; Richard Kwiatkowski; president; Edward Walczak, vice-president; and Louis Czubachowski. Henry Butka, treasurer. Student Council The Student Council, in its first year, was organized in the spring of 1962. It is affiliated with the National Association of Student Councils and the New York State Association of Student Councils. Its purpose is to promote the general welfare of the school. The council’s functions -are to foster better relations among the student body, to discuss pertinent problems, form various committees, settle disputes, and to maintain a strong contact between the students and the faculty. SERVERS: John Wilczynski, Joseph Golas, Joseph Lomnicky, Stanley Karcewski, and Ted Nalaskowski. SINGERS: Joseph Bialoncik, Edward Walczak, Thomas Janowski, Jack Drexler, and John Tulko. BELOW: John Tulko and Joseph Bialoncik prepare vestments for Mass. NOCTURNE TO AN EARLY RISER Wake up, Jack, look alive, The time is almost twenty past five.” Schola Cantorum Walczak and Janowski look over a postlude. FRONT ROW: Joseph Bialoncik, John Tulko, Thomas BACK ROW: Richard Bonk, Edward Walczak, Tom Kello, Janowski, Stan Karcewski, Steve Bilsky, and Brian Bonner. Walter Rydzon, Robert Kuzmiak, Gregory Linnick, and Ted Bieryla. Each student has a guidance counselor with whom he can discuss his problems. John Lomnicky here gets information from the Rector concerning his college application. At such a conference as this one, Fr. Cajetan covers such topics as prayer, moral behavior, the will, temptation, and faults of present day society. Father also conducts seminarian conferences for those who have a vocation to the religious life. SEATED: Stan Karcewski; Paul Parzych; Tom Janow- ski; Robert Zito; Joseph Golas; John Drexler. STANDING: Fr. Cajetan, moderator; Joseph Bialon- cik; William Brzoska; John Tulko; Alex Gogick; Gerard Szczygiel; Robert Szypula; Ronald Kwacz; Henry Lukowski; Paul Yarnot; Edward Szczepaniak; Ted Bieryla; Peter Krafinski; Edward Walczak. The Third Order was instituted by St. Francis of Assisi for the personal sanctification of its members. Having progressed as a postulant, novice, and finally as professed, the member shares in the spiritual benefits, and models his life after Our Lord’s. The Third Order committee composes William Brzoska, Master of Novices; Henry Lukowski, treasurer; John Tulko, president; Ted Bieryla, vice-president; Edward Walczak, secretary. 101 FRONT ROW: Joseph Golas; Fr. Austin, head librarian; student librarian. BACK ROW: George Lowry; Ted Fr. Cajetan, assistant librarian; Edward Walczak, head Nalaskowski; Joseph Bialoncik; and Thomas Janowski. Cibrary Staff Carlyle once said, 'The true university of these days is a collection of books.” Our library is a necessity to Padua. It has books for everyone: reference books, fiction, technical, religious and vocation books, and to keep us up to date on current events it has magazines and newspapers. This is our Fort Knox of Knowledge. Father Cajetan does the classifying, accessioning, typing and stylusing. The processing department as pictured also demands a great deal of atten- tion. Fr. Austin’s duties are ordering books and taking care of the back room files and all correspondence. Here Father explains some technical work to Thomas Janowski. An important task in the upkeep of the library is the circulation of books, which George Lowry (left) does. Ed Walczak (right) sees to it that each book is returned and he maintains order in the library. Ted Nalaskowski, Joseph Bialoncik, and Joseph Golas have charge of the desk and records of books taken out. They also take care of deco- rating the display shelves. SEATED: John Gryszan, John Drexler, Ronald Kwacz, William Brzoska, Gerard Szczygiel, Anthony Specian, Edward Malinowski, John Marchlik, Joseph Golas. Stanley Orlowski, Ralph Tokar . Walter Rydzon, Jeff STANDING: Lawrence Duchnowski, Edward Walczak, Crisco, Stanley Karcewski, James McKay, Ted Nalaskowski. The story of the band is really the history of Fr. Brendan’s accomplishments. During the four years Fr. Brendan has been with us, the band was formed, instruments purchased, and recitals were held only after many hours of hard work by both Father and the band. Father also supervises the orchestra, directs the chorus, and teaches piano and organ. He is credited with the composition of the music and lyrics of our school song, Padua High. We have been given a great gift, the appreciation of music, through the efforts and achievements of Fr. Brendan. 7r. ftrendan, O. J.M Music Director 104 Gerard Szczygiel and John Gryszan. the last of the band's pioneer members, unpack a new instrument that had been purchased this year. Occasionally the band entertains the student body and faculty’. SEATED: Thomas Janowski, John Nodar, Robert Bucko, Gerald Moan, Walter Rydzon, Joseph Golas. STANDING: Sigismund Malinowski, Gregory Linnick, Stephen Bilskv, Robert Kuzmiak, Edward Smolenski, Thomas Kello. Brian Bonner, Richard Bonk, Alfred Kacprzynski, Joseph Bialoncik, Stanley Karcewski, William Longe, Byron Nied, and Paul Drisgula. The POLKA CHIPS are from left to right: Ed Walczak, Jerry Szczygiel, Jim McKay, John Gryszan, Stan Orlowski, Jeff Crisco, and Johnny Marchlik. a Fr. Brendan gives Swirski a flute lesson. ABOVE, SEATED: Richard Bonk, William Longe, John Poplawski. STANDING: Steve Smolenski, John Nodar, Thomas Janowski, Joseph Bialoncik, and Paul Parzych. LEFT: After listening to a concert by the Corning Philharmonic Orchestra, the music students chat with Dr. Fritz Landsburg, its concert master. SEATED, left to right: Pete Krafinski, Leonard Szot. Ted Bieryla. STANDING, left to right: Paul Yarnot, Robert Szypula, John Tulko, Henry Butka, and Fr. Bertrand Bluma, moderator. Siquaeris Staff The 1963 SIQUAERIS is the product of months and months of preparation. Unlike other yearbooks, the layouts, copy, and picture ideas have been considered and reconsidered before being decided upon. We let you, the reader, judge the merits of our yearbook and we sincerely trust you will treasure it. CO-EDITORS Edward Walczak fjofw Drexler SEATED: Alike Asiello, John Drexler, Henr Butka. STANDING: Paul Par ych. Joseph Lomnicky, Stanley Karcewski, John Tulko. Gerard $zt yi icl. Henry l.ukowski. Fr. Eric Skalski, O.F.M., Richard Kvcdrowicz. Thomas Kello. and 'Fed Bieryla. Paduan Staff Rickard Regula Paul arnot Father Emil chats with Susi, Siedlecki, and Brzoska by the “horse. Chinning the high bar is part of the New York State Physical Fitness lest. Fr. Emil keeps score as an attentive junior class looks on. Physical Education Phy. Ed. class not only increases one’s muscles’ breadth, but relaxes tension from the stress of studies. A few sore muscles may result occasionally, but the feeling of physical fitness is worth the price. These three boys, Thomas Janoski, Joseph Golas, and Gary Breh, have no worry; they use Lux liquid. Student Maintenance ABOVE: John Gryszan and Ted Bieryla fill the soda machine while Peter Krafinski buffs the P.X. floor. LEFT: James Kaczmarek and Paul Yarnot have been cleaning the rector's and bursar’s offices for the last four years. Mike Asiello, head of the gym staff, says, I’m look- ing under L” for my lunch.” Gym Staff The gym staff does the regular chores involved with the maintenance of the gym. They oil the floor, keep the equipment in top condition, set up and put the chairs away for movies, and usually are managers of varsity teams. The members include Mike Asiello, Louis Czubachowski, Alfred Kacprzynski, Gregory Linnick, An- thony Montoya, and Robert Zlockie. Zlockie, Montoya, and Linnick diligently put away chairs after the Sunday night movie. 112 ftook Club Pioneer Members There is no time in life when books do not influence a man. —Besant. Through reading our education is made complete. We learn to think, speak and write better, in imagination travel to foreign lands, meet spectacular people, and experience their joys and sorrows. In order to encourage us to read, Fr. Austin has organized the Book Club, one of the infant clubs of Padua. Father gives a summary of each newly-purchased book, including everything from the South Seas to the Abominable Snowman. Then at the following meeting each member gives a report on his book. In such a way exper- iences in reading are passed on to others and pleasures of reading are shared. Bialoncik Brzoska Gogick Kacprzynski Kaczmarek Konopka Nodar'' Rydzon Siedlecki Siudy Springer Srokosz Susi Vallaro Walczak Yarnot Zito Zwolinski (secretary) 113 FIRST ROW: Brian Bonner, Robert Zlockie, Paul LeFrois, Daniel Poplawski, Stephen Granacki, and Joseph Falzone. SECOND ROW: Edward Sudol, Marian Srokosz, Louis Czubachowski, Alfred Kac- przynski, Edward Smolenski, and Anthony Jackowski. THIRD ROW: Robert Kuzmiak, Alex Ostaszewski, John Woloch, John Wilczynski, Stephen Smolenski, and Leonard Szot. LAST ROW: Gregory Linnick, Robert Hill, Stanley Jessie, Edward Hyland, and William Brzoska; VAULTING: Theodore Bieryla; SPOTTING: coach, Fr. Emil, O.F.M. Qym Zeam 114 In six years the gym team has greatly developed itself under the supervision of Fr. Emil. The mem- bers have presented exhibitions of their amazingly lithe skill before audiences in many places. Although rewarding in both its physical benefits and personal satisfaction, the gym team requires a tremendous amount of hard practice and sweat: a daily workout comprising tumbling and the fundamental exercises on the apparatus is obligatory. n . i The student body views the Saturday night educational films. free Zirne . . . Well, I gotta go now. I have to write 5,000 for not laugh- ing at one of my prof's jokes.” The absorbed spectators watch a miniature hockey game. Activities Let's see what's in the Ambridge Gazette today. Coordination is what these rope-jumpers aim for. 119 THESE 3 GUYS ARE THE MOST UNPOPULAR IN SCHOOL, when the projector breaks down during a movie. Two freshmen dexterously Everyone looks forward to the Sunday night movie. clear away the snow. Our physics teacher thinks that, second only Parties provide social class activities, as this one on Specian’s birthday, to an ultrasonic jet, the fastest thing existing is a Paduan with town permission. 121 s s s V X f. %% v� X % NN % % o N M'? J¥% v?V ? XX X iHxv X The SIOUAERIS Wetfcms Clan. New York 'O, • xr V ► V' .«v A V r • ■96 V DATE........................ Plea� accept my order for an advertisement; or my name 01 the Honor Roll of SIQUAERIS Friends m the ...___ as checked below. • •arbooJ FULL PAGE ADVERTISEMENT....... ONE-HALF PAGE ADVERTISEMENT ... ONE-THIRD PAGE ADVERTISEMENT .. ONE FOURTH PAGE ADVERTISEMENT CLERGY FRIENDS SUi foon� W f‘4 P“° vnova ° A TRW aWS 'Jfjl m gj� =-5 g o ! «• S I Q uf P •d'J• ‘Atnot S F r nc� ic � Watkins de ioiu� S S1 PACK AJ tM 1IS MALI J’AGr. Ai V I TIIIHD PAGE APV Krt'Klli PAGK A1 G FHIKN PS_____ 'A1 JNu FA'J KON5 rKlUUTING I'ATIU lAINIV; BKNKKAC liUBi 11NG BKNKI id� ration I agree February 15, i9------ 1 undo $25 00 or more, a rop of tot_ to m«- v.ithc‘M� furtnor obligation Signed__________ Mtono tCCtIVEO «3« Amount Amount loloiKr Coth Q res� All Wishes of Success and Happiness to Our Son, Richard, and to All in the Class of '63 MR. AND MRS. LESTER REGULA and brother Ronald . . . Class of '59 32 Mt. Cedar Avenue WALLINGTON, N. J. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class From: MR. AND MRS. JOHN KACPRZYNSKI 136 North 1st St; BROOKLYN, N. Y. God's Blessings to Richard Regula and the Class of '63 in Their Future Endeavors From: REV. ALEXANDER W. FRONCZAK Most Sacred Heart Church WALLINGTON, N. J. 124 % Congratulations and Best Wishes to j the Senior Class of '63 QUEEN CITY PAPER CO. 744-48 Baldwin ELMIRA, NEW YORK May the Lord Bestow Upon the Class of '63 His Choicest Blessings and Graces a Hundredfold POPLAWSKI FAMILY 1409 North Main Street AVOCA, PENNSYLVANIA f rs a Vi fpieASUREf jriv WESTFIELD COFFEE CORP. 60 East 42nd Street NEW YORK 17, N. Y. Congratulations to Our Son, Robert, and the Seniors of '63 From MR. AND MRS. W. SZYPULA AND CHILDREN Joseph Lorraine Peter 125 1% nr SAINT PATRICK'S CHURCH Rev. William J. O'Brien, Pastor 300 Main Street OSWEGO, NEW YORK J Best of Luck to Our Son, John Fitch PARENTS AND SISTERS AMBRIDGE, PA. SERVICE CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS 507 N. Franklin Street WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK Congratulations and Best Wishes to Leonard F. Szot and the Class of 1963 From . Uncle and Aunt MR. AND MRS. ALFRED HILLMAN Cousins PATRICIA, BRUCE, and BARBARA 18 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH RIVER, N. J 126 Congratulations and Best of Luck to Ted Bieryla and Senior Class of '63 MR. AND MRS. SYLVESTER BIERYLA MR. FRANCIS D. BIERYLA SCRANTON PENNSYLVANIA THE FRANK KUJAWA AGENCY INSURANCE 82-16 Grand Ave. ELMHURST, N. Y. TEL. TW 8-6900 Best Wishes for the Future Success of the Class of '63 MR. AND MRS. LOUIS ZAGLOBA and Son 39 Garwood Court No ; GARFIELD, NEW JERSEY 127 TO THE CLASS OF 1963 One of the keenest thrills of a lifetime is yours as you complete your high school training. Corning Glass Works is happy to salute you at this impor- tant milestone. The knowledge and friendship gained in school equip you well for new chal- lenges. As you take up new roles, continue to use the same enthusiam and imagination in meeting the future. With you rests the promise of a better tomorrow. CORNING GLASS WORKS God's Grace and Blessings to The Class of '63 From: MR. AND MRS. MELEWSKI 420 St. Paul's Ave. JERSEY CITY, N. Y. YOUR SEARCH ENDS WOODWARD HARDWARE WATKINS GLEN, N. Y. Congratulations to Edward Szczepaniak and the Graduates of 1963 RATTIGAN'S TAVERN 371 - 7th Avenue BROOKLYN 15, N. Y. 129 We are here to add to, not to get what we can from, Life. — OSLER Buzz, Success and Happiness Now and Forever From THE BENNETTS R.OURTOWN, PA. Congratulations and Future Success to Our Nephew, Hank Butka YOUR TROUBLES CHECKER BATTERY MFG. SER. CO. 757 Chestnut Street KULPMONT, PA. 130 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son Ted Bieryla and the Class of '63 Parents ... Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bieryla Sisters ........... Mary and Barbara Grandparents .. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swieboda Our Pastor.....Rev. Joseph Kalinowski Our Rev. Friend .. Rev. John J. Green Our Friends ...Mr. and Mrs. Wade Yount UNCLES AND AUNTS Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bieryla Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klepadlo Mr. and Mrs. John Urban Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jasuta Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bisignani Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bieryla Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Bieryla , Mr. Francis Bieryla 131 May the Dear Lord Shower His Choicest Blessings on Our Son, LEONARD and on the Class of 1963 Parents MARY A. AND STANLEY A. SZOT Brother BROTHER CHRISTIAN, O.F.M. Sisters CATHERINE AND THERESA Grandmother MRS. ELIZABETH SZOT 275 COLFAX PLACE NORTH BRUNSWICK, N. J. Congratulations and Best Wishes to LEONARD F. SZOT and the Class of 1963 From Uncle and Aunt MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. HAND Cousins GERALDINE,KENNETH,BERNADETTE, GARY, LAWRENCE _________333 PADEREWSKI AVENUE PERTH AMBOY, N. J.______ LET US HELP GLEN NATIONAL BANK WATKINS GLEN, N. Y. accn. Heartiest Wishes for the Future Success of Our Son JOHN and the Class of 1963 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH GRYSZAN 119 Maple Street EASTHAMPTON, MASS. Congratulations to the Senior Class of '63 RYDZON'S BAKERY 408 First Street HEIDELBERG, PA. Linnick, watch the game, not the cheerleaders! 133 Congratulation and God's Blessings to the Class of 1963 From Paduan Ronald Kwacz Parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kwacz Best Wishes for the Success of the Future Endeavors of the Class of '63 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Bacza Sr. Mary Anselma, C.S.S.F. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bacza Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse De Lepine WALTER'S CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE SALES 13 South Park Street TEL 731-391-402-585 CAMDEN, N. Y. 135 In your junior year you received the school ring to symbolize your fidel- ity to this school. Now, you are about to leave Padua, but always remem- ber the fathers and the brothers who helped you on your road to life. Sod bless you in all your future endeavors. LADIES7 AUXILIARY of Brooklyn, New York Mary had a little lamb, but Billy had a rabbit! Your four years at Padua are at an end, and we hope that each year saw you increase in Christian Knowledge. When you enter into the world, always be faithful to your school, to your government, and to Sod. THE NEW JERSEY PARENTS7 ASSOCIATION of St. Anthony of Padua Minor Seminary and Preparatory School 136 Congratulations and- Best Wishes to Our Nephews John Joseph and Joseph Ronald Lomnicky and the Graduates of 1963 From Uncles and Aunts MR. AND MRS. CHARLES GAJEWSKI AND SON, RONALD BAYONNE NEW JERSEY MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH KUMIEGA AND SON, EDWARD JERSEY CITY NEW JERSEY Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Grandsons Joseph Ronald and John Joseph Lomnicky and the '63 Graduates From MRS. FRANCES KUMIEGA BAYONNE, N. J. MRS. AGNES LOMNICKY ASTORIA, L. I. r37 May God Guide You, Edward, and the Class of '63 in the Future Years MR. AND MRS. EDWARD WALCZAK Brother----Dan Aunt Agnes CAMP HILL, PA. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son JOHN DREXLER and to the Class of 1963 Parents MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. DREXLER Sister Barbara May God's Blessings be Upon All the Future Endeavors of the Class of 1963 MR. AND MRS. CHESTER ZYGADLO 15 Faber Place GARFIELD, NEW JERSEY 138 There is no beautifier of complexion, or form, or behavior, like the wish to scatter joy not pain around us. — EMERSON Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 JULIAN AND ROSALIA YARNOT 920 Harker Street PITTSBURGH 20, PA. Congratulations to Edward Szczepaniak and the Graduates of 1963 From GRACE, WALTER and MARY LOU SZCZEPANIAK Congratulations, Graduates! MR. and MRS. W. BUTASH and Family 1524 Cedar Avenue SCRANTON, PENNA. KUHN BROTHERS 31 I North Franklin Street WATKINS GLEN, N. Y. 139 God's Blessing and Future Success to Our Son Henry and All His Classmates MR. AND MRS. HENRY BUTKA, SR. Sister and Brother-in-Law GLORIA AND FRANK DeGENNARO May the Lord Shower His Choicest Blessings on the Class of 1963 POLAKAS FUNERAL HOME ANTHONY J. POLAKAS 151 Metropolitan Ave., Brooklyn II, N. Y. EVergreen 7-8479 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son EDWARD and the Class of '63 Parents CAROLINE AND WALTER SZCZEPANIAK Grandfathers k MATTHEW SZCZEPANIAK IGNACY KOWALSKI 140 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son, Edward Sudol, and to the Class of '63 Parents . Mr. and Mrs. George Sudol Brothers. Richard Brother Ignatius O.H.N. Sister.... Sister Mary Peter C.S.F.N. Grandparents .... Sophie Oszustowicz Eva Sudol Uncle ... Chester Oszustowicz Aunts ... Stella, Frances, Patricia Oszustowicz Cousins.. Chester, Joanne, Karen Oszustowicz 141 All Wishes for the Future Success of the Class of 1963 From MR. AND MRS. LEO TENZYCKI 148 Freeman Street BROOKLYN 22, N. Y. Travel East or Travel West The Friendly Service Route is Best. ERI E-LACKAWANNA RAILROAD Congratulations and Best Wishes to My Grandson LEONARD F. SZOT and the Class of '63 From Grandmother WIKTORJA SAWICKI 103 JACKSON STREET SOUTH RIVER, N. J. 142 Best Wishes to the Class of '63 From MR. AND MRS. A. MONTOYA 310 Ochab Drive ROME, NEW YORK NORRIS PARKING CENTER De Kalb St. and Schuylkill Ave. NORRISTOWN, PA. Congratulations and Success in the Future Endeavors of the Class of '63 MRS. HELEN TRACEY 420 St. Paul’s Avenue JERSEY CITY, N. J. He who is true to one friend thus proves himself worthy of many. MR. AND MRS. F. S. NIED R. D. 4, Box 36 MOUNTAIN TOP, PA. 143 Sukcesu W Dalszych Studiach Swemu Synowi Gerardowi Szczgiqf I Jego Kolegom Z Racji Ukonczenie Szkgfy Sw. Antoniego Padwy Zyczq : RODZICE .. Wtady$Taw i Janina Szczygie BABCIA.....................Stanisjbwa Jankowska CHRZESTNA....................................Helena Kowalaska CHRZESTNY................Wlaclaw Buraczyk z zonqi synem Ks. StanisJaw Garska proboszcz parafji Sw. Wawrzynca Ks. MichaT Augustyn asystent RODZINA Adam i Stani$lawa Swiqtkowski Dr. Edward Swiqtkowski Jozef Swiqtkowski Maryanna rictral Panstwo Rucinski Emilja SzczygiqK Tadeusz i Weronika Grodecy z rodzin Panstwo Walter z rodzinq Helena i Franciszek Szymanek z synem Panstwo J. Mykolalenko PRZYJACIELE Panstwo K. Konobracy Panstwo E. Polesinski Pani R. Pekonls Pan Teodor PrzybyJ . . . Dyrector Polskich Programow Stacyji WTEL Phildelphia, Pa. i WCAM Camden, N. J. 144 Fr. Austin poses with his mother during her summer visit at Padua. COSTICH In recognition of the work performed by the priests and faculty of St. Anthony of Padua in the field of education. B. G. COSTICH SONS, INC. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Machinery and Office Moving Riggers and Erectors Truck Mounted Cranes Agent United Van Lines, Inc. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 MR. AND MRS. JOHN SMOLENSKI 364 E. 159th Street BRONX 51, N. Y. 145 Congratulations and Much Success to Our Nephew, Henry Butka Mary and Frank Butka Mary and Tony Catania Kitty and John Winnecki Lilly and John Murawski Jean and Al Doshna Congratulations to James Kaczmarek and the Class of '63 From ANDREW KACZMAREK and JEAN BELLOMO It is better to have one friend of great value, than to have many of little worth. Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1963 MR. AND MRS. STANLEY DRISGULA 603 S. Madison Street ROME, NEW YORK Sod's Help in All Your Endeavors MR. AND MRS. STANLEY PARZYCH 941 State Street UTICA, N. Y. 146 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son, Henry and the Class of '63 From Parents MR. AND MRS. HENRY LUKOWSKI Sister Camille Brother Michael Grandparents Mrs. Katherine Lukowski Mr. Alojzy Kutt Best of Luck to Our Senior Prefect PETER KRAHNSKI Best Wishes to His Classmates From HIS DINING HALL TABLE Top — Peter Krafinski; Standing — Pinkos, Zol- nowski, Treska, Montoya; Kneeling — Rydzon, Murray, Longe. May the Dear Lord Shower His Choicest Blessings on Our Son, Peter and on the Class of 1963 MR. AND MRS. PETER KRAFINSKI 121 Kent Avenue BROOKLYN II, NEW YORK SERVICE SALES SCHUYLER MOTOR CO., INC. GEORGE MILLER — Your Friendly Ford Dealer WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK God's Blessings to the Class of 1963 From Rev. L. J. Szczypanski, Pastor ST. CASIMIR'S CHURCH ELMIRA, NEW YORK 149 ll N Congratulations IkHK' -d f®®’ Best Wishes wj to the Graduating Class of '63 Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of 1963 From MR. AND MRS. T. KUZMIAK 244 Pulaski Avenue WALLINGTON, N. J. From MR. AND MRS. L. POPEK BROOKLYN II, NEW YORK LEARN MOTOR CO. Sales and Service WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK 150 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1963 in All Their Future Endeavors From MR. AND MRS. PAUL KONOPKA and Family PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY May God's Blessings be upon JOHN DREXLER and upon the Class of 1963 From Rev. M. W. Drelalc, Pastor ST. IGNATIUS CHURCH CARNEGIE, PA. FERRATELLA'S BARBER SHOP Your Appearance is Our Business 148 Baker St. CORNING, N. Y. L. FERRATELLA, Prop. XN 2-6587 Air Conditioned Opened Tuseday Evenings by Appointment Congratulations to the Class of '63 From SPAULDING BAKERIES 506 East Clinton ELMIRA, NEW YORK 151 -f % May Mary, Our Heavenly Mother, Guide Our Son JOHN and the Class of 1963 in All Their Future Endeavors FROM PARENTS MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH TULKO Brothers Fra. Felician ..........Class of '55 Thomas..................Class of '56 Anthony.................Class of '59 Grandmother Mrs. Anna Krupienczyk You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give yourself that you truly give. — Gibran May God's Choicest Blessings Descend Upon the Class of '63 MR. AND MRS. JOHN KELLO 281 Berry Street BROOKLYN, N. Y. All Wishes of Success to Our Nephew, JOHN and to All His Classmates Mr. Mickey Woz Miss Jean Tulka Mr. and Mrs. Gondek and Family Mr. and Mrs. Walczyk and Family Mr. and Mrs. S. Woz and Family Best Wishes for Success in the Future to the Seniors of 1963 SEXTON AND COMPANY P.O. Box 423 - G.P.O. NEW YORK I, N. Y. TEL. ST 4-8600 153 Mp ‘s at COTTON-HANLON ODESSA NEW YORK God's Blessings and Best Wishes to Nephew Ted Bieryla Jr. and His Classmates From THE H. BIERYLAS From Uncle Hank Aunt Helen Cousins Tina Betty Ann Marilyn Frances Henry Jr. RICHY'S Best Wishes of Success and Happiness in the Future to Catering for All Occasions the Seniors of 1963 TO SUIT YOUR From O TASTE MR. AND MRS. MAX CZARNECKI 13 Mt. Tom Avenue EASTHAMPTON, MASS. 1049-53 Manhattan Ave. BROOKLYN 22, N. Y. TEL. EV 3-3984 154 This crib was set up on the front lawn by Brother Vincent and his crew. Best Wishes to the Class of '63 From MR. AND MRS. W. GRICKO and MR. AND MRS. W. ZOLNOWSKI BAYONNE N. J. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of '63 MR. AND MRS. S. KWIATKOWSKI BROOKLYN, N. Y. ill GRADUATES May all God's Blessings be upon you in the future. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES TONKOVICH 332 Eastham Road POINT PLEASANT, NEW JERSEY w Congratulations to the Graduates of '63 MR. AND MRS. W. GUTOWSKI 85 Clay Street BROOKLYN 22, NEW YORK irf ,, Congratulations and Best Wishes J- -__fl f -fc to the Class of 1963 -A MR. AND MRS. R. ZWOLINSKI 16 Sisson Street BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY Best Wishes for Success in IX the Future Years. ■ MR. AND MRS. S. MACZEWSKI A 61-40 55th Drive MASPETH, L. 1. 156 Congratulations and Best Wishes to James Kaczmarek and the Class of '63 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kaczmarek Mr. Andrew Kaczmarek Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wesolowski Mrs. Agnes Uss Frater Jonathan Uss, O.F.M. Frater Jordan Uss, O.F.M. Frater Thomian Uss, O.F.M. Mr. George Uss Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pendzick George and Rita Mrs. Mary Malina Fr. Bruce Malina; O.F.M. Joseph, Robert, Christine, Barbara, Tommy, Eddie, JoAnn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schultz Frank Jr., Jerry, Alice Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wesolowski Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wesolowski Robert, Richard, Michael Mr. and Mrs. George Wesolowski Dorothy, George 157 Pocket Planners Wallets Jewel Cases Custom Contracts and Sub-Contracts Leather or Leather-Like Synthetics Communion Sets Passport Cases Novelties FASHIONED FINE LEATHER GOODS HAND CRAFTED BY EXPERTS PENN L, INC. COLUMBIA CROSS ROADS, PA. TEL. 717 AX 7-3346 Quantity Discounts Apply to Schools and Religious Grounds Catalogue Mailed on Request EMPIRE STATE FUEL, INC. Oil Burners Installed and Serviced FUEL OILS N. TURSI Fourth Ave. Cor. I Ith Street BROOKLYN 15, N. Y. TEL. HYacinth 9-9600 At graduation time we hope that you'll look back with satisfaction upon your four years at Padua and look forward with anticipation to the oppor- tunities awaiting you. LADIES' AUXILIARY of WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK 159 Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 Congratulations to Our Grandson John Drexler and the Senior Class of 1963 From 'J MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH URBANEK CARL CICHOLSKI FUNERAL HOME 1522 Carlisle Street NATRONA HGTS., PA. 601 Carothers Avenue CARNEGIE, PA. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. STANLEY JANOWSKI Fast Fra. Emeric, Thomas, and Rochelle SERVICE to the Class of 1963 TRENTON, NEW JERSEY ijjjfa WATKINS COAL OIL COMPANY E. 4th Street at R.R. Crossing WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK 160 The retreat masters discuss their plans with Fr. Henry for his approval. Heartiest Congratulations and Many Successful Years to Our Nephew and Godchild Edward F. Szczepaniak — Class of '63 God Bless You Aunt and Uncle SOPHIE and HERMAN SCHRIEFER God's Blessings on the Graduates of '63 From OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION COUNCIL 3902 PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA RIDGEBURY, NEW YORK 161 THRIFTY SUPER MARKET Better Foods For Less Webster's Largest Super Market PROP. ALEX JAKUBOWSKI 162 Corner East Main and Coty Streets WEBSTER — MASSACHUSETTS Yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. Today, well lived, makes every yesterday a Dream of Happiness, and every tomorrow a Vi- sion of Hope. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1963 MR. AND MRS. A. C. SPECIAN 520 Grove Avenue BOUND BROOK, N. J. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Son, ROLAND BENEDEK, and the Class of 1963 May they succeed in all their future endeavors. From Parents DR. AND MRS. SANDOR BENEDEK Sister Irma SAVONA NEW YORK May the Lord Shower His Choicest Blessings on the Class of 1963 From MR. AND MRS. MYRON L. DUCHNOWSKI 98 Sunrise Lane SMITHTOWN, N. Y. 163 Congratulations and Future Success to Our Cousin Henry Butka Kitty and Louis Linsolata Dotty and Oscar Purcaro Bridgette, Adam Diane Veneski Ann and Frank Drew Congratulations for the Future Success of the Class of '63 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT ZITO E. RUTHERFORD. NEW JERSEY God's Blessings on All the Endeavors of the Class of '63 n r From Kr? MR. LAWRENCE Congratulations PIJANOWSKI to my Grandson, 3328 Thompson Street John Drexler and the Class of 1963 PHILADELPHIA, PA. From MRS. CECELIA DREXLER CARNEGIE, PA. 164 Rev. Msgr. A. Jarka Rev. Msgr. F. Kasprowicz Rev. Msgr. F. Mugavero Rev. Joseph F. Hogan Rev. Daniel Szczygiel Rev. Francis Romanowski Rev. Walter Gorski Rev. John Chwalek Rev. W. Grochowski Rev. C. E. Demblowski Rev. Michael J. Phillips Rev. Walter Galuzka Rev. Karl Monahan Rev. James J. Flahive A Friend .... Brooklyn, N. Y. ......Trenton, N. J. .... Brooklyn, N. Y. . Watkins Glen N. Y. ..... Carnegie, Pa. _____Brooklyn, N. Y.‘ .... Wallington, N. J. Easthampton, Mass. ... Brooklyn, N. Y. . Natrona Hgts., Pa. .... Brooklyn N. Y. .... Brooklyn, N. Y. . Mountain Top, Pa. Easthampton, Mass. .......Linden, N. J. 165 CONTRIBUTING PATRONS MR. AND MRS. T. ADACH ........ BROOKLYN. N. Y. JOHN JACKOWSKI ............... SCRANTON, PA. GRANT’S GREENHOUSE ........WATKINS GLEN, N. Y. ALFRED C. BRINE ............ NORWICH, CONN. RICHY'S CATERING SERVICE BROOKLYN, N. Y. Students aren't the only ones to be absorbed by a basketball game. DR. AND MRS. STANLEY JUREWICZ .. POINT PLEASANT N. J. KELLY ELECTRIC, INC.....................ELMIRA, N. Y. MR. AND MRS. C. DUVINSKI BROOKLYN, N. Y. WOODWORTH JEWELRY ............... WATKINS GLEN, N. Y. MARK TWAIN HOTEL ...................... ELMIRA, N. Y. WATKINS SPORTING GOODS, INC...... MONTOUR FALLS, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 166 SUSTAINING BENEFACTORS Fr. Brendan entertains Bonk, Walczak, and Janowski with a folk song. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Matzky Rochester, N. Y. John and Mary Polakowski ..................................... • Linden, N. J. Tony Ciccone Watkins 0len, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Iwachow ................................... Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. John Woloch ............................................. Owego, N. Y. Motel Glen Eden ............................................... Watkins Glen, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Strozinski ...................................... Horseheads, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fertal and Family ................................ Horseheads, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. D. Stebbins and Family Horseheads, N. Y. Chemung Canal Trust Co.................................................. Elmira, N. Y. Stella Brine ......................................................... Norwich, Conn. Mrs. Anna Kalenty Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kelsey ......................................... Easthampton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. T. Wnenta ......................................... Easthampton, Mass. Beardsley Auto Parts .......................................... Watkins Glen, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Szczepaniak .................................... Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. A. Szczepaniak Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. M. Grotovsky .............................................. Fords, N. Y. Mr. Valentine Szczepaniak ........................................... Brooklyn, N. Y. Regulski-Polaski, Inc. ............................................ New York, N. Y. Buckeye Pretzel Co. Williamsport, Pa. Hughey Boot Shop Watkins Glen. N. Y. Frank's Clothes Shop ... Watkins Glen, N. Y. Mr. and M-s. A. Mangini and Family Wallington, N. J. Mr. and M s. H. Mangini and Family . South Saddle, N. J. Kalec Funeral Home Elmira' N- Y Holy Name Society, St. Mary's Ch. Nanticoke, Penna. Polish National Alliance of Brooklyn ................................ Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Woeppel ...................................... Corning, N. Y. 167 SUSTAINING BENEFACTORS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Golas Lowell, Mass. Lowell, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Szczypinski Lowell, Mass. . Natrona, Pa. Henry L. McDonald Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. E. Czermak Rutherford, N. J. Emil Gryszan Easthampton. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Madey Clifton, N. J. Carnegie, Pa. Jay Engraving Co. Brooklyn, N. Y. John Smolenski Funeral Home . Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. L. Gatenby and Family Hickey's Music Store Erie, Pa. Ithica, N. Y. Maxis Clothes Shop Brooklyn, N. Y. F. S. Oil Co. Watkins Glen, N. Y. Corning, N. Y. Wheat Agency Corning, N. Y. Horton's Paint Store Elmira, N. Y. Gerard Sprofera Elmhurst, N. Y. Mrs. Margaret Bilyk Brooklyn, N. Y. Elmira. N. Y. Henry Rzemieniewski Irvington, N. J. Watkins Glen, N. Y. John T. Urbanek Syracuse, N. Y. McKees Rocks, Pa. McKees Rocks, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bentkowski McKees Rocks, Pa. Rochester, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krudys Point Pleasant, N. J. Passaic, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. B. Stolarski Clifton, N. J. Mr. Thomas Hyland Staten Island, N. Y. White Eagle Market Brooklyn, N. Y. Dr. Stanislaw Brzustowicz .... Brooklyn, N. Y. La Moreaux Furniture Store Watkins Glen, N. Y. Mrs. Jean Nodar Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. T. Srokosz Jersey City, N. J. 168 Bros. Casimir, Christopher, and Timothy patiently wait for lunch to be served. CONTRIBUTING BENEFACTORS Mr. and Mrs. E. Czermak Mrs. Regina Killian Lena, Charles and Jim Garczynski Mr. and Mrs. W. Miller Mrs. Rose Dulka Mr. and Mrs. S. Iwachow Mr. and Mrs. J. Iwachow Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin Cole Sons Rexall Drug Store Jacole Front Mr. and Mrs. John Tibus, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rossi The Catholic Shop, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bacza Mr. and Mrs. Leon Iwachow Mrs. Jennie Martin After 12:30 Club: Ed, Nick, Sarko, Stan and Krol Vincent Polakowski B. Sliwinski Mr. and Mrs. J. Mizerak and Family Edward Vander Voort Mr. and Mrs. E. Hyland Casimir J. Simcik, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. J. DiFranco Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch Mr. and Mrs. R. Mangini and Family John and Alex Shavel Mr. and Mrs. C. Mangini and Family John T. Lagowski Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hyland Edmund J. Klonoski Mr. T. Kozek Jersey City Welding Mach. Wks. The La Java Family Mr. and Mrs. Gunza Mr. and Mrs. W. Brzoska Mr. and Mrs. C. Pechenko Mrs. Margie Bilyk Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bilyk Mr. and Mrs. L. Tenzycki B. Kawczynski Edward Miller Mr. and Mrs. J. Geisel 169 CONTRIBUTING BENEFACTORS Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Le Mehaute Mr. and Mrs. W. Semczylc Mr. and Mrs. S. Brozek Mr. Jeffrey Zito American Specialty Co. Mathias Oehm Sirola Pharmacy, Inc. Dairymen's League Glen Chevrolet George W. Peck Co. William P. Catena, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Karcewski Savona Liquor Store Corning News Mr. and Mrs. John Smolenski Ken and Steve Kuzmiak Gould Pontiac-Oldsmobile Dealer La Face's Soda Bar Toy Feney Mr. and Mrs. G. Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. W. Kapczynski Mr. Victor Bachynski Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klimke Vans Electric Antoni Jackowski Joanna Puza Lou's Food Market Mr. and Mrs. J. Piren Mr. and Mrs. M. Walczyk and Family Helen Kaszuba Joseph S. Kaszuba Mr. and Mrs. C. Kaszuba and Sons A Friend John Loughlin Mr. and Mrs. Alessandro and Felice Mr. and Mrs. B. Lewandowski Mr. and Mrs. V. Szczepaniak and Rosemary George Loftus Mr. Matthew Szczepaniak Gladys and Joseph Szczepaniak Mr. and Mrs. G. Mariconti and Son Joseph S. Szczepaniak Frank Sabatawicz St. Theresa's Society Wally's Market George Mac Greevey Chester Koniski Garber Construction Co. Vincent J. Roll Wawel Bakery J. D. Marino Mr. and Mrs. J. Glowacki Mr. and Mrs. E. Berky Mr. and Mrs. F. Medwig and Daughter Kazimierz i Janina Staroscik CONTRIBUTING Mr. and Mrs. F. Trestka Mr. and Mrs. A. Packer Alfred Kacprzynski Walsh's Soda Shop Thompson Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. E. Le Beau Mr. and Mrs. W. Worm Mr. and Mrs. F. Lewandowski N. Y. Church Supply, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hatch Will Baumer Candle Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. S. Newman Mr. and Mrs. E. O'Brien Mr. Joe Massa Lawrence J. Springer, Esq. A Friend Blizinski Funeral Home Lou's Food Market Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cantin Dr. H. G. West Gadjo Pharmacy McCarthy Cleaners Casimir Sugalski Dr. A. Pollack and Dr. B. Brown Mr. and Mrs. E. Drexler, Jr. Sirota Pharmacy Bill's Hobby Shop BENEFACTORS Mr. and Mrs. H. Kowalczyk Joseph M. Poplawski Huron Tavern Kelly Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. John Januszewski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kulik Wozniak Funeral Home Mrs. John Trestka Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin Timely Bayonne Drs. Telephone Exchange Richard Bonk Tiola Restaurant Stanley Babinski Mr. and Mrs. G. Perrella Romeo Shoe Shop Glen Park Lanes Jeannette Gift Shop Albert's Grill Matikiewicz Funeral Home Joseph Borofski Mrs. Helen Kvedrovicz Robert F. Babskie, M.D. Al Edmundowicz Mr. David Parzych Albert F. Kapochus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crisco Mr. Lawrence Aquila 171 SENIORS ASIELLO, M. 13, 55, 76, 88, 89, 109, 112 BENEDEK, R. 41,42,77,79,88,119 BENNETT, G. 54, 55, 56, 70, 77, 88, 89 B1ERYLA, T. 5, 69, 78, 89, 99, 101, 108, 109, 111, 115, 117 BUTKA, H. 5,11, 41, 43, 48, 54, 55, 57, 69, 78, 96, 97, 108, 109, 174 CZARNECKI, S. 11, 41, 54, 55, 57, 62, 69, 79, 88, 89 DREXLER, J. 44, 79, 89, 97, 98, 101, 104, 108, 108, 123, 174 GRYSZAN, J. 5, 44, 66, 80, 81, 89, 104, 105, 106, 111 KACZMAREK, J. 44, 80, 96, 111, 113 KRAFINSKI, P. 38, 39, 46, 81, 88, 96, 101, 108, 111, 148 LOMNICKY, JN. 81, 100 LOMNICKY, JS. 66, 82, 88, 98, 109 LUKOWSKI, H. 53, 81, 82, 88, 89, 93, 95, 101, 109 REGULA, R. 40, 69, 83, 85, 88, 89, 109 SPRINGER, D. 11, 40, 45, 48, 54, 55, 56, 66, 69, 70, 82, 83, 88, 113 SUDOL, E. 38, 61, 63, 84, 89,114, 116, 117 SZCZEP AN IAK, E. 45, 53, 66, 84, 89, 93, 101, 123, 171 SZCZYGIEL, G. 44, 79, 85, 91,101, 104, 105, 106, 109 SZOT, L. 44, 81, 85, 87, 88, 108, 114, 117 SZYPULA, R. 40, 42, 44, 45, 48, 54, 55, 70, 82, 85, 86, 88, 89, 101, 108 TULKO, J. 69, 86, 87, 88, 89, 96, 98, 99, 101, 108, 109, 123, 152 WALCZAK, E. 45, 47, 87, 88, 89 96, 97, 98, 99, 101, 102, 103, 104, 106, 108, 113, 123, 167 YARNOT, P. 81, 82, 87, 93, 101, 108, 109, 111, 113, 120 UNDERCLASSMEN ADACH, E. 35, 69 AMBROSONE, J. 12, 30, 38, 47 BACZA, R. 31, 62 BARNES, M. 26, 65, 150 BEKIEMPIS, T. 35, 53, 61, 69 BENJAMIN, R. 30, 38, 66 BIALONCIK, J. 34, 63, 67, 98, 99, 101, 102, 103, 106, 107, 113 BILSKY, S. 31,47,99,106 BONK, R. 5, 33, 38, 39, 51, 96, 99, 106, 107, 167 BONNER, B. 29,44,58,99,106,114,115 BREH, G. 27,44,52,111 BRINE, A. 26 BRZOSKA, W. 32, 40, 96, 101, 104,110, 111, 113, 114, 120, 136 BUDZINSKI, T. 31, 47 BUTASH, D. 4,12,27,44 CIVIOK, J. 22, 27, 39, 58, 59, 60 COSTICH, A. 26, 51 CRISCO, J. 29, 97, 104, 106, 171, 174 172 CZARNECKI, D. 4, 28, 41, 58 CZUBACHOWSKI, L. 32, 41, 61, 97, 112, 114, 115 DRISGULA, P. 22, 44, 106 DROZDZAL, J. 29, 40, 47, 62, 94 DUCHNOWSKI, L. 28, 44, 104 EXLEY, G. 33,41,67 FALZONE, J. 30, 66, 115 FITCH, J. 26,39,119,120 FRATARCANGELO, R. 31,40,47,58,60 GILLIN, R. 23,51 GOGICK, A. 35, 41, 54, 55, 56, 91, 101, 113 GOLAS, J. 5, 34, 66, 98, 101, 102, 103, 104, 106, 111 GRANACKI, S. 23,65,114,119 GRICKO, W. 31,38,121 GUTOWSKI, W. 36, 120 HILL, H. 11,28,58,60 HILL, R. 11,28,41,95,114 HYLAND, E. 24, 39, 114, 169 IWACHOW, C. 26 JACKOWSKI, A. 26,114 JANOWSKI, T. 36, 52, 63, 98, 99, 101, 102, 103, 106, 107, 111, 167 JESSIC, S. 27,39,114 JUREWICZ, J. 25,39,58 KACPRZYNSKI, A. 33, 106, 112, 113, 114 KACZYNSKI, L. 29, 41, 66 KARCEWSKI, S. 34, 41, 49, 96, 98, 99, 101, 104, 106, 109, 111 KELLO, T. 36, 96, 99, 106, 109 KIEFER, M. 22, 66 KISKO, L. 35 KONOPKA, M. 36, 96, 113 KOVAC, A. 24,118 KOWALSKI, P. 33, 51 KUZMIAK, R. 31, 99, 106, 114 KVEDROWICZ, R. 32, 40, 48, 54, 55, 57, 67, 96, 97, 109, 119, 174 KWACZ, R. 34, 49, 101, 104 KWIATKOWSKI, R. 11, 22, 66, 97 LADA, A. 25 LeFROIS, P. 30, 38, 39, 61, 114, 115, 116, 117 LEPKOWSKI, E. 23, 39 LINNICK, G. 29, 44, 66, 99, 106, 112, 114, 133 LOWRY, G. 13, 23, 49, 102, 103, 118 McKAY, J. 26, 66, 104, 106 MACZEWSKI, R. 35,51 MALINA, T. 13,23,65 MALINOWSKI, E. 29, 47, 66, 104 MALINOWSKI, S. 22, 66, 106 MANGINI, J. 31, 38, 39, 54, 55, 56 MARCHLIK, J. 24, 51, 93, 104, 106 MARTIN, S. 27,93,118 MIECZNIKOWSKI, R. 30 MOAN, G. 22, 58, 106, 119 MONTOYA, A. 28, 58, 66, 112, 148 MURRAY, M. 31, 65, 148 NALASKOWSKI, T. 34, 63, 98, 102, 103, 104 NIED, B. 28, 38, 97, 106, 120, 174 NODAR, J. 4, 28, 62, 106, 107, 113 ORLOWSKI, S. 28, 58, 59, 66, 100, 104, 106 OSSOWSKI, R. 11,27,66,119 OSTASZEWSKI, A. 36, 53, 114, 115 PARZYCH, P. 35, 41, 96, 101, 107, 109 PELUSIO, T. 30 PINKOS, R. 30, 121, 148 POLAKOWSKI, V. 30 POPLAWSKI, D. 23,114 POPLAWSKI, J. 28, 66, 107, 121 RECOTTA, R. 35, 40, 54, 55, 69 RYDZON, W. 29, 47, 99, 104, 106, 113, 148, 171 SHERMAN, A. 12, 23 SIEDLECKI, R. 34, 110, 113 SIUDY, L. 35, 66, 113 SMOLENSKI, E. 25,106,114 SMOLENSKI, S. 33, 38, 39, 54, 55, 57, 96, 107, 114, 115, 117 SPECIAN, A. 22, 44, 47, 104, 121 SPRYS, R. 33, 40, 66 SROKOSZ, M. 35,113,114,117,119 STANCZYK, S. 24, 58, 59, 60 STAROSCIK, A. 27, 66 SUSI, D. 32, 36, 40, 53, 61, 66, 93, 110, 113, 119 SWIRSKI, C. 22, 44, 107 SZCZECH, G. 23 TENZYCKI, K. 33 TOKARZ, R. 25, 104 TONKOVICH, B. 22,39,65,121 TRACEY, W. 32, 40, 42 TRESTKA, F. 29, 47, 58, 148 VALLARO, A. 36, 46, 113, 169 WAGNER, R. 34, 40, 54, 55 WASEK, R. 23 WILCZYNSKI, J. 36, 49, 66, 98, 114 WOEPPEL, J. 24, 39 WOLOCH, J. 35, 58,114 ZAGLOBA, G. 24, 39 ZITO, R. 33,67,101,113 ZLOCKIE, R. 25,112,114 ZOLNOWSKI, R. 31, 58, 59, 121, 148 ZWOLINSKI, T. 33, 46, 67, 96, 113, 169 ZYGADLO, E. 29, 65 173 Senior Directory MICHAEL ASIELLO 365 West 3rd St. Corning, N.Y. JOHN DREXLER 103 Boxwood Dr. Bridgeville, Pa. HENRY LUKOWSKI 7 Irving St. Easthampton, Mass. LEONARD SZOT 275 Colfax PI. North Brunswick, N.J. ROLAND BENEDEK 38 Main St. Savona, N. Y. JOHN GRYSZAN 119 Maple St. Easthampton, Mass. RICHARD REGULA 32 Mt. Cedar Ave. Wallington, N. J. ROBERT SZYPULA 209 Sherman St. Lynbroak, N.Y. GEORGE BENNETT 6223 West Valley Green Rd. Flourtown, Pa. JAMES KACZMAREK 53-28 82nd St. Elmhurst 73, N. Y. DENNIS SPRINGER 40-11 193rd St. Flushing 58, N. Y. JOHN TULKO 157 South 1st St. Brooklyn 11, N.Y. THEODORE BIERYLA 9 Washington St. Scranton 5, Pa. PETER KRAFINSKI 121 Kent Ave. Brooklyn 11, N. Y. EDWARD SUDOL 6802 Owls Head Ct. Brooklyn 20, N.Y. EDWARD WALCZAK 109 West Clearview Dr. Camp Hill, Pa. HENRY BUTKA 85 South 4th St. Brooklyn 11, N. Y. JOHN LOMNICKY 20-05 26th St. Astoria 5, N. Y. EDWARD SZCZEPANIAK 504-11 St. Brooklyn 15, N.Y. PAUL YARNOT 921 Harker St. Pittsburgh 20, Pa. STANLEY CZARNECKI 13 Mt. Tom Ave. Easthampton, Mass. JOSEPH LOMNICKY 20-05 26th St. Astoria 5, N. Y. GERARD SZCZYGIEL 2428 E. Hazzard St. Philadelphia 25, Pa. 174 Autographs 175 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY '$ Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made — w