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

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d -r-- I- B- We .farmer-, I 1:35 l'7L'PL4z7 -15 BERNARD .JOHN BONFORTIQ - 4 Here is the man responsible for the impressive art con- tributions which appear in the Telolog. His exceptionally fine work is proof enough of his outstanding artistic ability. Bernie's helpful and cooperative spirit was a valuable asset to the staff, and we all grcatly appreciate his untiring efforts. We would not be exaggerating if we called Ber- nie indispensable. x . - Arlizfiliefx Telolog Staff 45 Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Pr agatiowj 0, of the Faith 1-2-3-44 Aero Club lg Dance Com ' 4' Intramural Basketball 1. Nl' Of 'E' wwf-fa 'lsjiafji .. X GEORGE ALFRED BOYLE This year's football squad brought out much hidden talent from the senior class, and George was prominent among this group. His initiative and lighting spirit brought the team through many a crisis. His efforts, however, are not limited to athletics. George's marks are proof enough of his line work in the classroom. This combination of qualities insures a good deal of success. Ar1izfilie.r: Red Cross 3-45 Propagation of the Faith 3-45 1 5 - Varsity Football 45 Intramural Basketball 3. 22-3' I -fLfL1:,4!I f'7 35, j f ff smffkji af ff .6 I - X ALFRED JOSEPH BRAZINSKI For four years Al proved himself the fine basketball performer that he is on the Intramural court. In his fourth year Senior C showed what it thought of him as a student when it elected him to the position of representative. Usually found with the Elizabeth citizens of St. Benedict's, Al is ever ready for fun. Here, truly is a great guy. Artivilier: jeffersonians 4g Latin Club lg Class Representa- tive 4g Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Propagation of Faith 1-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 1-2-39 Baseball 4. :age 25

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NX1 . r ' ' ' - f , J , If' 'Yr R VI fx-. J:-' 544- 1 XJ ek CA, . ' V l 1 J ' f Ae! ffkf-- JOHN JOSEPH BIENDOKAS jack is the serious type of student, and consequently he is one of the most dependable fellows in the senior class. He has always been active in class organizations but reached the height of his career this year. As manager of the relay team and also as a Jelfersonian, he performed two jobs of equal importance. Jack has always been a valuable fellow and we are sure that he will continue to be one. Artizfilieff jeffersonians 4, Red Cross 1-2-3-4, Relay Team JOSEPH JOHN BENZ Always wearing a broad smile is joe's outstanding trait. Blessed with a natural aptitude toward German, he has become a member of our Little Deutschland. His efforts, however, have not been limited entirely to the study of German. joe frequently has had his own re- served seat on the honor roll. We respectfully present joe to the Medical world. Activifiers jeffersonians 43 Library Club 4, Red Cross 1-2-3-43 Propagation of the Faith 1-2-3-43 Aero Club 15 Intramural Basketball 3. fManagerj 4, Propagation of the Faith 1-2-3-45 Ring Committee fChairmanj 3g Rifle Club 1-2. ZQZZA, ,WU 1 WILLIAM Louis Bom f af Bill's easy manner and happy-go-lucky attitude, to- gether with his unusually flashy apparel, make him quite .1 prominent fellow around the halls of 520. Usually found either with Bonforte or Cornetta, Bill can always be counted upon to direct the activities of this famous trio. His personality is bound to win him many friends in the future. Arliviliefr Forum 13 Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Intramural Basket- ball lg Propagation of the Faith 1-2-3-4. 0 Page 24

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I . -' wy 'gNC,.V' I 9 J'-pf! .W y:+.,4Xf!f ,fa .Lihffgyfq , f ' -f , I, 2.121 PETER FRANCIS BURNS Pete joined our ranks in the junior year, and from then on he proved to be a valuable asset to the class of '45, He immediately gained a multitude of friends and became one of the regular fellows. Most of Pete's success at the Bee Hive was gathered in the Forum and on the varsity football squad of which he has become a prominent Hgure. Artiuitiers Honor Man 3g Forum 33 Red Cross 3-4g Propa- gation of the Faith 3-4g Dance Committee 4g Varsity Foot- ball 45 Intramural Basketball 3-4. Page W' 'if' I ' THOMAS JOSEPH CAHILL Tom is undoubtedly one of our most outstanding seniors. In addition to maintaining the top place on the honor roll for four years, he has participated in numerous activities and is one of the most active members of our class. Tom can hold his own on any basketball court and is a prominent member of the J. V. squad. Success is a certainty for this great fellow. Arlivilier: Honor Man 1-2-3-43 Forum 1-2-3-4 fTreasurer 313 Class Officer fTreasurer 33, fSecretary 413 Red Cross 1-2-3-43 Propagation of the Faith 1-2-3-4g Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-45 Varsity Debate Squad 2-3-4g State Oratorical Champion 4. JAMES EDWARD CAUFIELD When anything revolutionary occurs, Jimmy can al- ways be found somewhere at the bottom of it. He delights in puzzling his teachers with complicated and confusing questions. Although jimmy is not exactly the studious type, he is an excellent student and does some fine work in the classroom. Such ambition and personality will take him far. Arlivitier: Schubertians 2g Red Cross 1-2-3-4g Propagation of the Faith 1-2-3-49 Aero Club 15 V. Football 3. 26