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

Page 28 text:

EDWARD JAMES ANTRHM This shy, quiet lad has made many friends during his four years at St. Benedict's. His friendly smile has often brought cheer to the depressed spirits of many of his classmates. On occasion, he can ex- press himself very forcefully. His interests are baseball, football, and skating. He intends to fol- low further study in business and management. Sophomore Night, Civics Club, 4, Class Football, 1, 2, Chess Club, 23 Christmas Entertainment, 2, Class Basketball, lg Class Baseball, I, 25 Latin Club, 2, Library Club, 3. STEVEN PETER ARBES Coming to us for his last year, Steven found a welcome in our midst. He is very quiet, with a retiring smile. Nothing seems to be able to per- turb Steve.', He is interested in teaching and intends to prepare for that work by taking the A.B. degree at Lafayette College. FRANCIS AILOYSIUUS ARD Frank,' is of the athletic type, a clean-Cut fellow with a laugh of his own. In school Frankl' is a boy who has done well with his studies, but prob- ably is holding more in reserve. Outside of school he likes to devote most of his time to the famous basketball leagues in Elizabeth. Frank has many friends. Class Basketball, 4. ALEXANDER JIlUlLllAN BAILOGH Alex has made a good name for himself at the Bee Hivef' He took the business course and took special pains to progress in the art of typewriting. His hobbies are photography, stamps, and model building. He played class basketball every year. We, his classmates, know that he will do well in business. School Band, 25 Propagation of Faith, 2, Telolog Staff, 4: Library Club, 3, 45 Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Base- ball, 2. EDDIE STEVE FRANK ALEX Page Twp nly-four

Page 27 text:

Seated: Neil Smith, Robert VY:n'nlt-ll, Slilllfl' ing: lingeue liafler, ,l:m1es Sullivan. CLASS IIFFICEB Last fall was campaign time for two very im- portant elections. The first, of course, in general interest was the Third Term Campaign of Franklin D. Roosevelt. But of more immediate interest to the Class of Forty-One was our own campaign for our class ofhcers. For the first time in many years there really was a campaign. Several groups were formed to gain votes for particular candidates. Speeches were made during Public Speaking Class and cam- paign buttons and posters were distributed through- out the class. Despite the intense interest and com- petition, the electoral assembly of the entire class was remarkable for its orderliness. The first counting of votes showed such close bids for the ofhces that a second balloting was deemed advisable. This proved decisive and gave us ofhcers who met with full approval of students and faculty. With the election over, campaign rivalries were forgotten and all united in their support of our Class President and his col- leagues. . . l'r'1'.vi1lr'1lI ROBERT WARDISLI. . NIZIL SMITH . . . 1-IUGIQNIQ RAFTIZR . .IAMIYS SULLIVAN . . . VIH'-l'l'1'.xirfl'7ll . . Sl'1'r'elu 113 . TH'tlX1IH'I' XYzmlell must be ll goml lag Pllgt' Tlwllly li

Page 29 text:

BEIS WALT AL FRANK mlly-ji: f' JU!!-IIN JOSEPH IBEJISILEIR John is our combination of physical and mental giant. All called on him for help and all readily received it. As Art Editor of the Telolog, John has rendered excellent service. He is both artist and scientist. Interested very much in science, John is going to seek his future in chemistry. Treasurer, 25 Class Representative, 25 Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 45 Benedict News, l, 25 Telulog Staff, 45 Science Club, 45 St. Benedict Society, 25 Art Club, 3, 45 Chess Club, 35 Latin Club, 25 Mission Crusade, I, 2, 3. WALTER JOSEPH TBEILKE Walter is the boy who helps run the bookstore. He likes to dance and drive a ear. He gave vent to his dramatic longings in June Madf' As for sports, he likes skating and swimming. Walter's ready smile and gentle interest in others have made him known and popular in his class. St. Benedict Society, 25 Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 35 Mission Crusade, 1, 2, 3, 45 Propagation of Faith, 1, 2, 35 Musical Comedy, 3. AILIFIRED IFIRANIKILIIN IBSEIRG Al always has a jolly wo-rd to add to a conver- sation in the classroom or outside. He has serious moments too, being very interested in the me- chanics and drawing of automobiles. One fre- quently finds him designing some new style of car. His many friends are looking forward to his success. Benedict News, 45 Science Club, 45 St. Benedict Society, 35 German Club, 45 Civics Club, 45 Christmas Entertainment, 2, 45 Photography Club, 4. IFIRANCIIS BENEDIICT BLAKE This apparently quiet fellow came to the fore in the Senior Elocution Contest. He carried off one of the prizes. On the less serious side, Frank takes interest in baseball and dancing. He has many friends here. Frank intends to become a lawyer and will get the foundations at Fordham. Catechist Club, 3: German Club, 45 Latin Club, 25 Library Club, 35 Public Speaking, 45 Mission Crusade, I, 2, 3, 45 Propagation of Faith, I, 2, 3, 4.