St Benedicts Preparatory School - Telolog Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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JAMES BRADY JOHN BRADY JAMES BRISSON ROY BROWN JAMES BRADY JOHN BRADY Civics Club, f4jg Junior Editor-in-Chief, B e n e d i c t Dance Committeeg Junior News, C455 Class Represen- Night Committee. . rarive, VU? 11610108 Staff! Varsity Track, CSD, 1455 Junior Class Secretaryg Honor M211, CU, UP, CSD. C45- JAMES BRISSON ROY BROWN Class Basketball, Qljg Honor Managing Editor, Benedict Man, Q4j. News, Q4jg Civics Club, 4435 Cathechist Clubg Honor Man, 121. Page Twenty-four J ames Joseph Brady The very honorable Jim is a friend of all the students of St. Benedict's, but his special acquaintances during his stay were our respective Disciplinarians. Jim,' pos- sesses a jolly sense of humor and a perpetual smile, and we know that he will succeed. Good luck, Jim. Future: Electrical Engineering John Bernard Brady The pride and joy of Maplewood, is J. B.,s claim on life. An outstanding student throughout his four years at the 'Bee Hivef he is to be congratulated. His jovial manner and good nature have secured for him a place in every senior's memory. May success be his during his undoubtedly active career as an army oflicer. Future: West Point J amines Joseph Brissonm Jim's pleasant personality and likeable manner were surely missed when he failed to return for his Junior term. He was not ab- sent from 520 for long, however. He returned to his usual haunts at High Street, where he completed his Senior year in a scholastic blaze of glory. Future: Chemical Engineering Roy Francis Brown Roy is good in his studies, and is manag- ing editor of the 'Benedict News,' which prove his intelligence. He is frequently the object of practical jokes but takes them as a good sport would, being well liked for this. He has the manners and make-up of a good business man. F uture: Journalism STUDY IS THE CENTER OF SCHOOL

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with ff-ear J Q64-gas Joseph Anthony Bergen Joe', has always been one of the boysi' and a regular fellow. Wherever a gather- ing was to be found Joe was in the midst, telling one of his funny stories. He played soccer in his sophomore year, and was head- ing for a steady berth when the team was dispersed. Good luck, Joe, we know you'll be a success. Future: Boy Guidance Raymond Joseph lBllea1lklley Through his willingness to cooperate in all class activities, Ray', has won a perma- nent place in the affections of all his class- mates. The success of our Junior Prom was due in great measure to his untiring efforts as a member of the committee. Ray', also excelled as a member of the class bas- -ketball teams. Future: Journalism Matthew Joseph Bollger Blessed with an abundance of athletic ability, Matt has carved an envied place for himself in the sport annals of St. Bene- dict's. His skill and undying spirit on the football field have earned for him the admi- ration of the student body at '520.' Ani- mated by a sterling spirit, we feel certain that he will be a success in whatever field he chooses to enter. Future: Law John Thomas Boylle Jack', was a three-star combination- scholar, athlete, and good, all-around fellow. His feats on the tennis and basketball courts put to shame many a fellow twice his size. His keen sense of humor earned for him a place in the memory of every senior. Fu ture: Medicine PRIMARILY ON WHAT HE .IS JOSEPH BERGEN MATTHEW BOLGER JOSEPH BERGEN Varsity Soccer, 113, 123 Musical Comedy, 113, 133. MATTHEW BOLGER Varsity Football, 113, 123 133, 1435 Captain of Team, 1435 Varsity Baseball, 113 425, 132, Q45- RAYMOND BLEAKLEY , JOHN BOYLE Z z ,yu-1 HL mall, M ? C+-f-ff' RAYMOND BLEAKLEY ,.,,Ahfa3v ' Telolog Staff, French Club, 1433 St. Benedict Society, cw, 429, cn, em Honor I Man, 12j. 5 JOHN BOYLE Cheerleader, 1433 Telolog Staff, French Club, 143, St. Benedict Society, 133, 143. Page Twenty-three 1' 7

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4 o nnsno .. l l Thomas Frederick Brown Tom is surely one of the most popular members of our class. He is an outstanding basketball player, and has proved to be the mainstay on those many and famous teams from Elizabeth. He has also achieved a creditable scholastic record. Future: Business Michael Francis Burke Frank is another member of the Belle- ville contingent. He took a strong interest in all Class activities, and was an honor man in his last two years. He expects to become a teacher in the years to follow, and every- one knows he will make good in this Held. Success is wished to him by all. Future: Educational Field l lLOIl1lS l -.vw l' 117B Lou came ,fl junior, having spent two y 'if t S Hall. He lost no time, wif i, g tting acquainted with tlhe boys Gnd soon' became one of the e 'lf' C ,gli of our class. 'A com- et li ,f, df Q complish ts is too ngt o .-h sh we can say is t et Hall's Qi ' r gain, for there axis Q' reason' to e eve that Lou will be ne of StjBenedict's most worthy sons. uture: f'l7AAf' Journalism William Edward Burns Happy-go-lucky is Bill's,' attitude. The word Worry just doesn,t Ht into his vocabu- lary. A hard worker with a great sense of humor, he will always be remembered by his classmates. His sacrifices for the senior class and his help in class activities will be forever kept on the records. To him the Class for Forty wishes every blessing and hope for success. Future: Paleontology THOMAS BROWN Louis BURNS THOMAS BROWN Mission Crusade, C434 Prop- agation of Faith, CU, CZJ, CSJ, C4jg Class Basketball, 413,659,645- Louxs BURNS Organizations Editor of Tel- ologg French Club, C429 Science Club, C4Jg St. Bene- dict Society, Band, CSD, C4Jg Honor ManQC3D, C435 Or- chestra, CSD, C415 Benedict News, C4J. MICHAEL BURKE WILLIAM BURNS MICHAEL BURKE CathechistClubg Class Basketball, Clj, CZJ, CD, C4-jg St. Benedict Society, CU, 623, C359 Band, 623, CD5 Honor Man, CU, C4-J. WILLIAM BURNS Chess Club, C455 Science Club, C4Jg Civics Club, C4l. LIFE-YET NOT THE WHOLE OF IT -- Page Twenty-five C1 !l 1X3'B S sa -Q. I n ' xx- ff