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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

РЕ pe uit wer ANOTE of | explanation... ıdeas of newness and change were kept in mind ۷ each and every department of this year’s staff. Every phase of our publication ıs new and different and as well Executed as oum aBilities allow. „on OUR COVER WE have REPRESENTED OUR patron and PROTECTOR, SAINT BENEDICT IN A non-traditional way. w€ “have ventured to: portray him as a young, BEAROLESS man as we would rather think saint Benedict actually Looked. the father of monasticism ıs usually depicted WEARING: à thick BEARO, BUT BENEDICT was the � овіє son of a Olstinguished Roman family and Romans WERE known for their clean-shaven jawbones. hence the patron of the youthful students of saint Beneoict's may well Be pictured BEAROLESS. charles р. ónew editor-in-chief 3 „ gr ۱ Z , 3 Г, ШШШ, V AAA A 6 - t ` - EA m 1 e� _ the SENIOR class recreates school life Inthe... 1956 0 SAINT ۵۲ 5 preparatory school Newark, New Jersey Ь the success of a school as a developer of the complete man Requires that it consist of MORE than classroom Lectures, experiments, ano examinations. the standard school òis- cipline must ве complementeó By oppon- tunities which enrich and integrate mene Book-knowleóge: RELIGIOUS, athletic, ORGAN- IZational anó social. while acknowleögıng the value of the full- 80۵616۵ secular eóucation, st. BENEDICT'S DOES not óe-emphasize nor meekly accept RELIGION; Rathen, it proudly recognizes the fact that the quintessence of success т the Benedictine school is religion. . k A. ۷۲ | 7 LIFE photograph by Gordon Parks © 1956, TIME, INC athletics teach us something that cannot ВЕ learned aca- demically-sportsmanship; and are therefore as much a part of our education as any study. it IS the oló story of winning OR Losing with óignity; вис winning, while always ۵6۱۵۵۵1, 1$ not the principle end for which sports are played, It 1$ the honest effort of trymg to win that makes the game. = photography, music, journalism, public speakmg-the oppor- tunity of Learning some of these skills which make post-school living more’ Bearable IS provided ву the school. no one 15 forced into these activities, Of COURSE, . BUT if a student notices an unexpected yen within himself to relax In a cool, quiet óanknoom, OR stand up and Bellow a SONG, OR WRITE A scathing editorial, OR trade discreet insults on a 6 platform, the opportunity 1$ always there. satisfying the universal demand of men to express themselves, ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITIES ARE A MAJOR Part ор the school scheme. BOOK knowledge, while not an end in it- self, IS A vıtal part of the Balanced eouca-. tion. through the discipline of science and language, the Refinement of literature and the lessons of histony, the stuóent Begins to GRasp the complexity of the human and Its place in the world. an essential part of the composition of every man 1$ his social manége, which pne- pares him for the responsibility of Living in today’s complex world. some of the more OBVIOUS WAYS ор BRINGING ABOUT such an un- OERSTANOING are the dances, socials and RECREATIONAL activities which the school WISELY provides. wm IN MEMORIAM REV. ۵۵۱۱61 READY, O.S.B. AUGUST 13, 1955 PRESIOENT — t = w k w №. = № “For he is supposed to hold the place of Christ in the monastery, when he is called by his name Abba (Father). (Holy Rule of St. Benedict, Chapter |! Holding the place of Christ in St. Mary's Abbey is Abbot Patrick O’Brien, father to the students as well as to the monks. Dignified but approachable, he sets an example for all in the school, As president of the school, it is up to Abbot Patrick to govern it wisely—a task he has performed conscientiously and wel!. AOMINISTRATION REV. PHILIP HOOVER, O.S.B. Headmaster Father Philip, our Headmaster, is completing his eighth year in office. Under his administration, we saw the end of study per- iods, casual dress, and senior smoking privileges. In our Fresh man year, he encouraged student participation in sports, and two years later re-instituted the custom of bi-weekly assemblies Having had a hand in every phase of our work, he has given us the spiritual and material advantages of Christian education. REV. DUNSTAN SMITH, O.S.B. Dean of Discipline ustice tempere with mercy this ass phrase manner in which Father Dunstan u Discipline. He has won the respect ntire by his impartial judgement pressing tasks, he someh Religion REV. NICHOLAS COLLINS, O.S.B. Dean of Studies A qualified man for a Herculean task—that’s Father Nicholas While assisting the Headmaster of the school, he is also the Dean of Studies. The thought of being sent to Father Nicholas sends chills through the average student, and spurs him on to better work. This, then, has been Father Nicholas’ part in putting us through the Bee Hive I SF т E 1 | k eos - VERY REV. MATTHEW HOEHN, O.S.B. Librarian In the person of Father Matthew, St. Benedict's is fortunate in having a thoroughly qualified librarian. For thirty years he has been helping students read their way through 23,703 volumes of which the library boasts. His agreeable nature has made him consistently popular with the Bees for these many years - Ми ум BROTHER DENNIS ROBERTSON, O.S.B. Office Staff Brother Dennis carefully inserted the exam sten- cil into the mimeograph machine, then proceeded to roll out countless copies. This is indeed a trying task; it is said that one Latin test was so hard that it broke the machine. Without the lanky brother, the students would have to struggle through continuous subjective tests, in which they “exhaust the topic” a AM BROTHER MICHAEL SCANLON, ۰ Infirmarian Healer of the sick, comforter of the afflicted and guardian of the infirmary—these words are an apt description ot Brother Michael and his work. With gentle hands he cares for the dis- abled Bees; yet, ready to spot fakers with his eagle eye and turn them down with his lion heart. HALO ая a REV. MARK CONFROY, O.S.B. Guidance Director The vocational problems that have confronted us at St. Bene dict's have been solved chiefly through the efforts of Father Mark. We were placed in either a scientific or classical course in our junior year, according to tests and Father's personal knowledge of us. The task of selecting a college was made con- siderably easier by his suggestions and assistance in gaining en trance to them. Father also taught us Freshman English. BROTHER EDWIN AUSTIN, O.S.B. Attendance Clerk The silent brother leaned across the desk. and handed us our late slips. Brother Edward is Father Dunstan's adjutant in charge of tardiness, absentees, and other matters that do not reach the inner sanctum. Capably, if circumspectly, the good brother performs his duties. MR. PHILIP RAFTER Registrar One of the first members of the administration a prospective student meets is the registrar. For the last twenty-six years, Mr. Rafter has occupied the position of registrar, and in this capacity acts as bursar. In spite of the little contact he has with the student body, he manages to keep in his mind every stu- dent's name and record, as well as everybody who has ever graduated from the Hive. VERY REV. MICHAEL COLLINS, O.S.B. Chemistry, German Auf • Deutsch, bitte, und sitz dich hin, spoke Father Michael to our Ger man class. He speaks no English, for he is afraid that we would get used to it He is equally proficient. as a chemistry teacher, instructing the class in рагіог tricks , as he affectionately calls his experiments, Father's course, although somewhat difficult, offered us a thorough understanding of chemistry fundamentals. REV. GENADIUS DIEZ, O.S.B. History, Latin Our third year History course was pre- sented to us through the untiring ef- forts of Father Genadius. Skillfully, he guided us through the medieval and modern history of the world, noting with special interest the history of Spain. He also educates the Sophomores in the finer points of Caesar's Gallic Wars. REV. MARTIN BURNE, O.S.B. Religion, German It is mainly due to Father Martin that St. Benedict's has developed ¡ts peerless music department. One of the busiest priests at the Bee Hive, he teaches in- strumental skills to the former tin- eared students. Along with these mu- sical chores, he instructs Senior Religion and Junior German. REV. EDWIN MULLEN, O.S.B. Geometry “Nice speech brother, what does it mean?” With these words, Father Ed- win would reprimand any Sophomore with the audacity to hand him double talk. The Geometry teacher would draw his parallelograms and arcs with unfail- ing accuracy, trying to get us to do the same. Along with teaching Geometry, he supervises the cafeteria. REV. GERALD FLYNN, O.S.B. English Congratulations are in order for Father Gerald who is completing his twenty- fifth year as a priest and teacher at St. Benedict's. It is beyond his com prehension how anyone could forget the immortal phrases of Percy Bysshe Shel ley or some other well-know n poet. We believe that there is no English word that Father Gerald cannot pronounce, spell, and define correctly. 2 Seno £ REV. GEORGE SHERRY, Religion Father George, our Sophomore Religion teacher, came to us after attaining the rank of Major as a chaplain in the army From him we learned how Holy Mother Church survived throughout all the eras of time, true to the prophecy of Christ. Father George helped us to understand Popes Urban Il and Ри ( and their achievements. As far as we are concerned, he has succee | as a teacher, just as he has in his service to the country REV. TERENCE O'CONNOR, O.S.B Physics, Camera Club Moderator The qualified Physics instructor at the Bee Hive is Father Terence. His easy going manner and the ease which he conducts experiments and demonstra tions has caused many a Junior to sit astounded at his mental capacity. In terspersing his intelligent lectures with lively anecdotes, he has gained an ever- lasting popularity with his students REV. LAURENCE GRASSMAN, O.S.B Physical Science, Chemistry A staunch advocate of visual education, Father Laurence devotes at least one period a week to a film of scientific nature in his course in Physical Science He uses innumerable types of demon- strations in imparting to us his vast knowledge of the wonders and mysteries of the physical and chemical worlds. REV. JUSTIN CSANYI, O.S.B. French, Freehand Drawing Father Justin teaches Senior French and instructs the Sophomores in the funda- mentals of freehand drawing. His flare for renamin nts is matched by his international lection of persuaders, including the celebrated Fuji-Saki Father Justin is also tt creator of colorful posters which adorn the walls of the school at Christmas REV. EDMUND NUGENT, O.S.B. Religion, Speech Students at St. Benedict's are taught the art of correct speaking by Father Edmund, a fine speaker in his own right. His course takes in the entire speaking field from dramatic readings to ex temporaneous speaking and humor. Any oratorical savoir faire that the class of 56 might have, it owes to this teacher. |n addition to his teaching duties, Father Edmund moderates the Forum. REV. LEO BEGER, 8 Latin, Golf Coach Pater Leo venit and he remained For ten years he has been taking the Sophomores through the intricacies of Julius Caesar's Gallic Wars. His clever puns and “tid-bits' on the lives of the Romans will remain in our minds long after the A.A.'s” (ablative absolutes) and the “D.P.'s” (deponent verbs) are forgotten. REV. ANSELM MURRAY, О.5,В, Mathematics, P.T.A. Moderator, Religion Everything from counting apples to figuring tangents was included in our Freshman Algebra course—but we were in the competent hands of Father An- selm. Не used the simple teaching method of instruction, demonstration, and then drill, drill, drill, until we had no doubts. He is also the efficient moderator of the Parent-Teacher As- sociation. REV. OWEN HUDSON, O.S.B History, Alumni Association Moderator Notes, essays, and outlines were Father Owen's weapons for drilling Ancient History into us. After the first quarter marks had been given, he gave particu- lar attention to the students that flunked, and by the end of the first semester they knew their history. Father was a unique teacher, but he brought us through our first year of history at St. Benedict's with a better under standing of the matter, as well as the work necessary to attain good marks in the subject. REV. CORNELIUS SWEENEY, O.S.B. English During our Junior English course we were made aware of the importance of facing reality by Father Cornelius. We will remember the immortal works of Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton, and other famous authors to which we were in- troduced. After having been buried in the “Elegy in a Country Churchyard” and “Lost Paradise , we were brought back to life with his teaching that Christ will reward us if we do our best None will ever forget the English we learned in Father Cornelius' class. REV. COLUMBA RAFFERTY, O.S.B. History, Teloldg Adviser, Senior Moderator We entered the Senior History class with the presupposition that it would be a picnic, but were quickly shaken out of this delusion by Father Columba's rousing voice. As Senior Moderator, he has had a hand in all our social activi- fies, and concerned himself with our problems, both scholastic and personal. As Telolog adviser, he drove us relent- lessly that we might have a yearbook comparable to the best. He is not only a teacher to every Senior, but a friend as well. REV. THEODORE HOWARTH, O.S.B Mathemat The fact that all stu created with a natural math somet Father Theodore polyhedral angles, he mathematical ideas which we may have He divides his knowledge of Algebra, Trig, Solid, and Analytical Geometry be tween the Junior and Senior classes REV. BENEDICT TYLER, O.S.B. Religion, Head of- the Religion Department Although the Class of '56 has never had Father Benedict as a teacher, we have come to know and respect him in his capacity as head of the Religion Department. As the Freshman Religion teacher, he takes the first year men through the aspects of the Mass, Liturgy, and the Saint Mary Missal. The underclassmen are fortunate in having their Religion course in his hands. REV. EUGENE SCHWARZ M Music, German, Religion Music Director One and two and three and hand beat with the preceeding repeated in the desired rh among the manifestations of chorus room during th e unct 0.5.8 Choral ur, a numbers ythm is the vocal endeavors which emanate fr 2m the periods Fortunately for his Freshman and Junior classes, Father Eugene scends from the world mordents to the more conducting a class of freque ntly de cadenzas and prosaic task of REV. NORBERT McLAUGHLIN, ۰ Mathematics Father Norbert came to the Bee Hive in time to greet the Class of '56 in our Sophomore year The blackboard com pass had a way of getting him into knots, so he resorted to a piece of chalk to draw his geometric figures, which were invariably so big that half of them wound up on the border and wall. Al- though he is no artist, he knows his Geometry; and when we co his course, we knew it 302. REV. BASIL 20051, O.S.B. Biology, Biology Club Moderator, Sophomore Moderator A miniature zoo, movies, slides, and ex- periments are all part of Father Basil's equipment for leading the Sophs through the natural sciences. An efficient Bi- ology Club moderator, he takes this selected group through the more intri- cate parts of the biological world. As moderator of the Sophomore class, Father Basil has spread his personality over two hundred students in all of their activities. REV. AMBROSE CLARK, ۰ Latin, Benedict News Moderator Along with being the faculty adviser to the Benedict News, Father Ambrose in troduces the Juniors to Cicero and the evil Cataline, and the Seniors to Virgil's Aeneid. Very often it happens that a particular word has a synonym that 5 practically extinct, then Father Ambrose declares, This, gentlemen, is your word for the day. The Virgilian scholar then proceeds to explain the etymology of the word Father Ambrose is often asked, Read any good dictionaries lately? REV. PATRICK McCAFFERTY, O.S.B. Latin Along with instructing the Freshman in the essentials of the Latin language, Father Patrick finds time to serve as as sistant librarian. Prior to his arrival at St. Benedict's, Father was curate at Blessed Sacrament in Elizabeth. REV. ANTONY KOVACS, O.S.B. Mathematics Considered by some to be the bete noir of the library, Father Anthony also teaches Freshman Algebra Although we have never encountered him in his teaching capacity, we learned of him through the reports of his present classes. Father spent three years teach- ing at Delbarton before coming to the Bee Hive 2 MR. JAMES IRVING French, English Mr. Irving came to the Bee Hive in the fall of '55, and since that time has proven himself an excellent teacher. Addressing his students with the classic title mister , he holds the class spell bound with his fluent French and knowl- edge of Gallican culture. REV. BRENDAN CASH, O.S.B. English Aftér serving as curate in Wilmington, Delaware and St. Joseph's, Maplewood, Father Brendan came to St. Benedict's and was appointed Freshman English teacher. Father Brendan associates with the rest of the student body in the per formance of his job as assistant ۵ Father Matthew in the library. MR. RALPH CONFESSORE Biology Mr. Confessore graduated from the Hive and enlisted in the Air Force, in which he served two years as a rocket specialist. He then attended Seton Hall University and graduated with a B.S. de gree in chemistry. He is the new mem- ber of St. Benedict 's faculty who teaches biology. NAS | й C | y | | - К ` - і 4 y | A 1 я 4 ` A а 1 Pw A 4 + ' ` f شرا‎ м CPC هک ان‎ KI شام‎ l هله‎ Л Front Row: A. Petruzzelli, J. Byrne, A. Scotti, D. Ва� � о� , Р. Brogan (Captain), J McKenzie, Р. Morgan, J. Quinn, J. Scarpone. Second Row: T. Brown, М. Meccia, W Ort, M. Garrubbo, R. Loughridge, R. Marsh, M. Burke, K. Dowd, A. Engelken. Third Row: М. Burzynski, L. Forlenza, D. Lynch, ). Gentempo, М. Zilahy, K. Reynolds, В O'Connor, J. Bolger, С. Fritsche. Fourth Row: R. Walsh, J. Klein, J. Coker, T. Leonard, C. Hayes, A. Dempsey, D. Rhodes, R. Sloniewsky. Back Row: S. Cavallero (Line Coach), Р. Vinges, J. Cogan, J. Immerso, R. Carolan, Р. McDonald, б. Enderle, J. Allen, J. Kasberger (Coach). JOSEPH KASBERGER г; English; Football and Baseball Coach Kasberger is not a jack of all trades, but master of many. In his diversified chores, e has fulfilled his obligations to the satisfac ion of faculty and students alike. J.K,'s con tribution to the molding of our character is the concept of fair play, win or lose MR. SAM CAVALLERO Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach A valuable member of the coaching staff at St. Benedict's is Sam Cavallero, the line coach of the football team. He worked those linemen to the capacity of their endurance during prac tice, to strengthen them for the grueling hard ships of a football game. Aside from exacting duties, Mr. Cavallero taught history and pre sided over our gym classes. FAIRLAWN STUNG!: Center Peter Morgan throws suc- cessful tackle making short the progress of Cutter's attack. DAVID BANNON Quarterback JAMES QUINN Tackle № JAMES SCARPONE Guard owen MICHAEL BURKE | Y ANTHONY SCOTTI y DENNIS LYNCH Halfback End End CU - нан bba JAMES McKENZIE Fullback т ЁЗ , 9. j ۰ Dic ` А = ackle WILLIAM ORT Tackl J - ° BEES CLAMP DOWN: Quarterback A Dave Bannon assisted by teammate I | и ЧҮ � ۳ м | я 4 ۳ Pete Morgan halts Queen of Peace € bac | x ANTHONY PETRUZZELLI 7. 2 Ф Pv чар ее. ov “= Guard — تست‎ — „шз D PE є PETER BROGAN PETER MORGAN THOMAS BROWN | E Captain Center r ` Halfback ш Y же CROSS COUNTRY Daniel McAneny, - Mr. F Hannan and Hannan ond Row Bruce HOME Chris Mark ch Hc Antt ran STRETCH Monahan, and Freshmen FRESHMAN OFFICERS: (Left to Right Raymond Lopez, Treas- urer; Daniel Hennessy, President; John Kelly, Secretary: Father Eugene, Freshman Moderator, and James DelMauro, Vice Presi- dent Freshmen Freshman Spiritual Music Club . Autumn Social . freshman а PESSIMIS M: “N don't hay Ow look. H ave ; , Henness, 3 chance in the Fresh You know, you е n ele PATRON MONEY: McNicholas, of yearbook elections, staff, makes an entry, and it becomes official Front Row: В. Mullaney, J. Golden, J. Matthews, В. Coogan, E. Woyshner, S. Fischl, В. Juster, A. Lange, Р Darcy, W. Zilliox. Second Row: D. Flanagan, D. Brizzolora, P Fehrnerbach, M. Stoneham, T. Foster, M. Тееуа� , W. O'Regan, В. Maginnis, W. Neafsey. Third Row: T. McGowan, В. Craemer, В. Lisowski, В. Leister, C. Mueller, В. Poandl, Р. Collumb, В. Holtz, J. Coleman, P. De Vincentis. Back Row: G. O'Leary, T. Travisano, J. Savino, F. Grampp, В. Haas, T. Donahue, W. Otto, М. Falivena, J. Flanagan, D. Hennessy. 24 freshman B. Front Row: F. Pace, T. McNelson, В. Fahey, F. Forlini, В. Bergamini, J. McEnery, W. Wylde, T. Hueston, 5 Nestinger. Second Row: G. Scamberti, A. D'Addario, J. Gerrish, W. Schmidlin, R. Greene, G. Kurpiel, D. Nigro, A. La Mastra. Third Row: R. Pearsall, D. Davis, C. Cameron, R. Fucetola, K. Tiger, K. Walsh, W. Pietrucha, L Ronnie, K. Miller. Back Row: H. Pierson, Р. Farabaugh, В. Sauer, F. Campanaro, J. Kelly, М. Morris, F. O'Neill, M. Garrubbo, P. Coon, D. Spahr, R. Wasowski, T. Traudt, J. Carroll JOURNEY HOMEWARD: Baker and Brady begin the long trek home. ALGEBRA PROBLEM: Father Anto criticizes work of Gerrish and McEner freshman c №? Е 7 ON?: Father Benedict ун 4 sacher, posts а campaign sign, with K introduces the Latin MAGISTER EST BONUS: Father Patrick freshmen to the declensions of Front Row: Р. MeCabe. Second Row: D. О'Наге, В. Kossack, R. Nicholas, J tino, Т. Middleton, W. McMahon. Third Ком: ). Martin, ) Del Mauro, J. Lyons, J. Baker, J. Hoffman, F Guarino, ). Boyle, ). Pierce, ). Baduini, б. Libertelli. Back Row: ). Degnan, F. Alfes F. Edmondson, G. Rumrill, P. Prunkl, C Weiler, W. Lynch, P. Wittenborn, P. Suppa V. Notte, J. Kirby, В. Sause, J. Gormley, E. Conrad, W Maguire, F. Trapani, T. Wayne, T. Kelly, Grochowski, D. Pluck, T. Brady, ). De Mar 26 ۳ n � - т шге жа = Front Row: E, Smith, M. Bolger, J. На� � а� , G. Chapman, Р. Motzenbecker, J. Doyle, E Corcoran, R. Lena- han, В. Lopez, J. Karlin. Second Row: G. Cozzolino, J Doyle, W. Callanan, G. Maulbeck, T. Morris, R. Fay, К. McCullen, J. VanVorst, T. Werling. Third Row: В. Stefans, S. Smith, T. McAlevey, J Albers, G. Davis, J. Pisarra, R. Sorce, М, Arace, К. Hoover, С. Koleszar. Back Row: J. Gorczyca, J ley, В. Chrucky, J. Beviano, E. McLoughlin, E. Gilhooly, A. Reinoso, M. Juliano, D. Del Sordo, В. Reilly, С Schulz, J. Ееі� а | ۵ ۲ ۷ 7 777° im i j pa ТҮЙ ПП CHERCHEZ LA FEMME: Freshman appraise passing member of opposite sex. “LOOK AT THE CAMERA, FATHER : Father Brendan proctors a freshman English test, Ffreshman € rsonally am unbiased in this FRESHMAN Vaccarezza, ond Row P Front Row: E. Ryan, ) Third Row: D Otterbein, T. Kenah W. McDonnell, C. Spaes W. Bizink, В. Wegner V. Commercio D. De Rogatis, F. Vallario, H ). Campbell, Р Back Ro w Е Я . FROSH CONFEREN Smith, T. Schumacher D. t McBarron w: P Enderle, E e = Ра m Juncan McGr atr D. Terwan M. G Wingerte acerrezza sum 1 P. Schnitzler R — : К d , уь FRESHMEN RETREAT: Father Win Y frid McDermott, C.P., talks to the di Freshmen on their November Days of Recollection. MASS EXPLAINED Father Bene - dict, Freshman Religion teacher points out the division of the Mass Я | “AND PLEASE HELP МУ HISTORY MARK.” А fresh- man prays before the statue of St. Benedict in St. Mary's Abbey Church The Missal is the book on which the Fresh- men Religion course is centered. The Freshmen are taught how to use the St. Mary Everyday Missal; that is, how to figure out the predomi- nant Mass of the day, how to interpret the various passages found in the Mass, and mostly, how to read the Missal with understanding. They must also have a knowledge of the parts of the Mass, their purpose, and, in some cases, their origin, Father Benedict is the teacher. music club Composed of the members of the band, or- chestra and Glee Club, the Music Club is the largest organization in the school. The instru- mental end is handled by Father Martin, who directs the band and orchestra along with teach- ing the “'tin-ears” to play various instruments. The congenial Father Eugene directs the Glee Club and the more exclusive Chorales. +. نج‎ заці u... ар `... ie GLEE CLUB Quinn, В. Stephans, Р. Fara Sauer, G. Davis, E. Callahan, F. Trapan Кегі� , D. Ë eil, D. Brizzolara, E. Valvan e McCullen, Third Row D. Currall, Hughes, T. Judge, N. Varsarkovy, J. Gerrish, G. Korn Coaklem, R, Dennis, D. Flanagan, A. Lange. Fourth Row Fricia, M. Mark, G. Duffy, N Monahan, В. Powers, J. Vaselli, ( Laskowski, ( J. Bird, Р. Merdinger, В. Baron, K. Burnett, J. Quinn, В. Corcoran, J gerich, E. Wiyzkowski, J Benarick, W. Bellars, Everett, M. Keegan, R Worobec, D. O'Connor, J. Cuniff, J. Jacob, T. McNicholas, E. Conlon, J. E. Wahl, T. Heiser Front Row: Stefan, R. Bednarick, R ly, E. Lawler, J. Lynsky, E. Neidzinski, В. Doandl, L J. Vaccarezza, A. Ugliano, R nie, J. Bonoi, R. Koval, W. Father Eugene, T. Werling, T augh Fischl Lauber, R A. Walker, V Healey, T SA SESSION: Father Eugene plays as the Garnet and Gray Chorale sings. Drew Ur sind ) Bach, Т. Kern, Merrill, P. Bootkoski, T McEnery, T. Soua, C. Kel- B. Reilly, R. McDonnell, D'Arrario, T. O'Connell, Masterson, G. McKech- Beagan, E. Cheek, R Godby, R. Kavanaugh, Ahr. Back Row: Р. Gei- McShaery, J. Donahue, A. J. O'Donnell, J. McCullen, Flinn, W Feindt, M igan, ۲ DOWN BY THE OLLLDDD MILLL STREAMM . . , ; The Barbershop Quartet, alias Merdinger, Gerrish, Baron and Drew, change some arrangements. GARNET AND GRAY CHORALE Front Row: K. Burnett, Р. Ahr, P. Merrill, T. Stefan, В. Le Febvre, R. Bednar ick, W. Coakley. Second Row: J. Lynskey, E. Niedzidicki, D. Marsden, D. Eisen- beil, В. Reilly, Р. Bootkoski, В. Friscia. Third Row: Р. Giegerich, J. Judge, М Vasarkovy, В. Hughes, В. D'Addario, В. Riker, ). Bono, ). Lauber, В. Corcoran. Fourth Row: W. Веаде� , В. Benarick, М. Mark, J. Vasselli, J Gerrish, G. Korn Y P. Merdinger, R. Baron, W. Bellars, J. O'Donnell. .Васк Row: E. Cheek, А = Walker, М. Ursino, ). McSharry, В. Pikor, С. Drew, А. Worobec, D. O'Connor, J. Cunniff, J. Jakub, J. Healey, J. Quinn. a 4 ال ے_‎ m. ALL TOGETHER, NOW: Father Eugene takes the Glee Club through its paces. MELODIERS: Members of the Glee Club stretch their vocal chords. її HARMONAIRES Front Row: T. Morris, P. McCabe, D. Nigro, V. Notte, T. Wayne. Second Row: W. Calla- man, D. Reilly, W. Otterbein, E. Conrad, ). Gormley. Third Row: Р. De Vincentis, A. La- mastra, J. Brady, В. Mullaney, W. Schmidlin, Р. Schnitzler. Back Row: В. Wegner, J. Baker, W. Pietrucha, J. Coleman, J. Vaccarezza, T. Schumacher, W. McDonnell. BAND Drum Major—Theodore Marchese Front Row: Arthur Lenskold, Peter Ahr, Edward Wlazlowski, John Grochowski, Beagen, Robert Zambri, Robert Benarick, Michael Locascio, John Evers, George Korn Second Row: Theodore Marchese, David Marsden, Robert Hughes, William Farrell, William Popaca, Eugene Buckley, Michael Guarriello, Peter D'Amato, Joseph Basralian Sachs, John Vaccarezza, John Kenny, Philip Merdinger Back Row Neil William Gregory Vasarkovy, Robert Baron, Raymond Cunneen, James Tuerff, Edward Kohler, Joseph Lane, Lee Jacobi, James O'Donnell, Anthony Pizza, John Gerrish, Thomas Stefan. = a - | THESE ARE THE BOYS: Senior Band members Gerrish, Merdinger, Baron and Hughes jamming it up at intermission time. 33 Autumn SOCIAL REEL GONE: Juniors doe-see-doeing at the Barn Dance on Novemt 4th. Newly elected Junior С Prexy, Chris Monahan was chairma er n “ISN'T Father pe help them i ame Frank sophomores С eft = SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Left to Right): H. Clark, Vice Presi dent; Father Basil, Sophomore Moderator; ). Murphy, President; J. Darcy, Treasurer; Р. Giegerich, Secretary Sophomores . Basketball Indoor Track Wrestling Swimming Sophomore Spiritual Biology Club Winter Social Camera Club sophomone a e OX K ШҮ, ДАК Pü - ` 7 Front Row: P. O'Rourke, T. Obrzut, R. Zambri, P. Ahr, G Sachs, R. McCloskey, J. Morenski, C. Kelly, J. Duffy, J. Kearney. Second Row: J. Kovacs, R. McDonald, R. Cunneen, A. Ugliano, R. Tamburro, M. Vasilik, R. Finnegan, J. Evans. Third Row: A. Checki, L. Long, G. Matusiak, J. Scarpone, W. Lunz, J. Markevich, P. D'Amato, J. Judge. Back Row: A. Walker, J. Healey, S. Wotelko, F. Judycki, P. Giegerich, J. Teevan CHECK THE HAT: Sophomores ready to INFORMAL GYM: Mr. Cavallero silently presides over co-operative take leave of the Hive for a day. sophomores. Г «шг ge E = й ` Ü ART EXAM: Sophomores are put through their paces MAJOR OPERATION: Andy Dempsey succumbs to during Father Justin's art class. Brother Michael's treatments. Front Row: W. Marshall, P. Bootkoski, R. D'Addario, J. Bonavolonta; J. Kenny, P. Monetti, M. White, H. Clark, R. Masterson Second Row: G. Walsh, C. Kling, T. Sowa, B. Reilly, P. Aromanda, R. Reilly, F. Casey. Third Row: J. Lawless, J. Murphy, B. Fitzsimmons, R. Blajda, J. Lynskey, B. Hassan, R. Brennan, T. Jakositz, W. Coakley. Back Row: R. Oldes, J. O'Donnell, W. Cashill, N. Vasarkovy, A. Dempsey, E. Wahl, J. Schremm, R. O'Neill, H. Wodkiewicz, M. Tighe, P. McDonald. sophomore с Front Row: W. Jaworski, В. O'Connor, В. Bednarick, D. Marsden, J. Vernon, G. Fehrenbach, Р. Burne, J Baudermann, D. Jacangelo. Second Row: Р. Merrill, A. Mulligan, L. Manzie, G. Ford, ). Matiniello, ). Coker, т. Quinn, E. Callahan. Third Row: T. Mazur, М. Locascio, J. Butler, В. Ostrowski, T. O'Connell, R. Michaels, R. Dennis, J. O'Neill, E. Niedzinski. Back Row: J. Jakub, T. Создгоме, J. Howe, В. Casey, J. Vasselli, R. Peters, T. Walsh, W. Schreck, С. Goertz, J. Darcy, J. Coyle COOPERATION: Sophomore C during one of popular WHAT’S SO FUNNY?: Dennis, Jacangelo and O'Connell cooperative tests find something to jest about. INDIVIDUAL CAWLEY TAKES A STAND ohomores debate point in Father Edmund's peech class. гта Xo Front Row: V. Dolan, J. Schardien, A. Avagliano, W. Delabar, Kane, J N Tighe. Second Row: J. Bono, P. Shiel, J. Basralian, R. Tuite . Rhatican, P Third Row: T. McGovern, R. Rears, A. Venskus, A. Diamo , M. Mark, me 3 Bolger. Back Row: T. Clemens, D. Nolan, D. Nolan, W. N , W. Farley ak, J. Immerso, P. Kohl, J. Davie, В. Kavana . Gilde Cawley. SOPHOMORE o sophomore є - Mla й Front Row: A. Zazzai, Т. Вуг� еѕ, Е. Casey, В. B alaniz, A. Peunimpede, Т. Ооскегу, F. McMahon, W. Раре� - dorp, L. Vitaletti. Second Row: T. Rhoads, R. Fairhurst, M. Finnerty, T. Waszak, J. Whalen, D. Hughes, D Manno, E. Ponzini. Third Row: С. Farrell, D. Alessandtini, R. Castle, J. Gentempo, F. Deering, F. Masterson, E. Hopler, R. Riker, В. Wolf. Back Row: R. Nazareta, E. Hahn, J. Clyne, J. Mohren, С. Bryce, G. Duffy, J. Butfiloski, F. Vaccaro, R. Braun, J. Sullivan BIOLOGY CLASS: Mr. Confessore eliminates doubts of Sophomores. PO qai Sed agb O. | | 1 sisie rA jef نم‎ NES Lm | + | „©, ie «Ден� I ZOOLOGY: Fairhurst, Hughes and Balaniz learn anatomy of worm. FOOTBALL GAME: Sophs live it up during lunch period. CAESAR CITED: Father Genadius quotes Caesar to Passarella. Front Row: В. Loughridge, Р. Ryan, A. Luthy, С. Fritzsche, W. Hart, J. Kovalcik, В. Patrick, J. Gialanella, F. O'Donnell. Second Row: A. Passarella, M. Lynch, P. Donnelly, K. Dowd, W. Gaw, J. Bird, C. Regan, T. Carlton. Third Row: В. Powers, В. Scott, G. Denbyshire, М. Laskowski, T. Judge, J. Tuertf, F. Lawler, E. Boyle, D. O'Connor. Back Row: G. Boszon, E. lamundo, J. Jones, J. McSharry, K. McGuinness, J . Kirwin, J. McDonough, J. Martin, С. Furlong. ER q pasketpall | ы = А ЧК жч, 3 - - = ve- - ть а Бы. - - — an nn і y v4 MR. JOHN DALTON Basketball Coach; History ARMED, -4 r, = а | AÑ = Ы = = Front Row: L. De Costa, T. White, J. Klemm, M. Tauriello, P. Dames Back Row: Mr. J. Dalton (coach), R. Walsh, J. Butfiloski, M. Brennan, J. Kirwin, J. Callaghan, W. Crosby, P. Brogan, E. lammando, G. Glynn, W. Mealia VARSILV Basketball mentor Jack Dalton has brought the St. Benedict's cagers to statewide recogni tion through his coaching efforts. The long afternoons of practice and drill have pulled the team through many tight spots. Freshman his- tory teacher as well as basketball coach, Jack instructs his students in the conquests of Alex ander and the trials of the Roman Empire 13۷-6 Front Row: J. Sullivan, М. Garrubbo, J. Coyle, J. Darcy. Walsh, W. Schreck, W. Carroll R. Nazaretta, P. Crann, J. E. Cheek. Back Row: R. Degnan, opponents of � fourney ennington чь nt-húngry players. sank A LAIRSTO Crosby st inding ve returned det 451 of th the Sunny points to S nedi Prep to а key St. Benedi ep to E victory over Blair Acad: 0 9 и was the eighth victory | Ike У � е twice-beaten ее PER. he score was tied at 17 زا‎ gi th five seconds left Io = gar e in ме )V 1 � riod when Je lemm] | it by pos foul shots tha only sec foi E it St. Benedict's Man ton od. Blair trailed, 23 26, ч � е second quarter N inners broke the í = vide g і ) ; reeling 0 5 608: | میس‎ Ee ints, Crosby making! 01 ecu nts, 0 ‚ul with lous In the;o tea overt уців i Mui phy ۱ | T UT!—clockwise—Tom White, Bill Crosby, Gerry Glynn, | zn Tee Tauriello, “Jeep” Klemm. ۲۳۳ Um —À E body ge Pv m і, doorm their . With ed Be а� є Bill Crosby or a close th East Side leading, 18-17, e Red Raiders confused Or- ge with their shot-making. sies would toss � a long t, Horniacek woule bank e in from the side, Poth mid drive in for a layup d Albarez would get two ints off a rebound. The warkers ran off a string eight pointe ju thi- سب‎ into the ac A se 2 NOV. 14, 44 the Bees w P and Loughridge 1... у apii Ed “Тее” Tauriello hr OCKS away and on the fro campus lawn because bo parking lots were filled befo the first game started at 7:1 Closer Than Scores ' The games were more e citing than the point spread i each tilt might indicate, Ea Side, for instance, delighte | the crowd with its’ ins; Jerry Glynn of stopping S Hall spark. 1 up St. John's t .ne other night, does a bit more z than the Red- А ES AY PLAY he Terriers’ main their rebounding ey top the NCAA | a 63% rebound erage. Al Inniss damushko are the that department | and will present m to the Hall de4 the boards, o9hy's the team's scorer, is expected the line-up after o weeks with a leg! fifth man is Tony ves Yellin the num- erve. Yellin did a ng in for Murphy ohn's. Wins 5 Games Benedict's Jayvees, sparket Ifback Kevin Reynolds, de Barringer's Jayvees by X 20-0, on Monday, Oct. 24 edict Field. inger received the kickoff, fter three plays only five yards. They were running to punt. The Bes re | on their forty yard line n the second play from � аре Reynolds sailed around nd for fifty -five yards and es first score. Loughridge a touchdown in the fourth quarter. Dempsey scored the extr: point, South Side's Javees were handed their first defeat in four outings by the Young Bees, at Benedict Field, on Tuesday, Oct. 25. Reynolds Stars Reynolds scored two touchdowns and an extra point against South Side. Marsh, fullback, with only three minutes to play, sped around left end for a touchdown and the jees third score. The final score was 19-12, Benedict Field rocked on Nov. 1, when the Young Bees upset the J. ۷۰ team of West Side by a score of 21-0. The sharp passing of Enderle to Nazaretta enlivened the game. Garrubbo scored the first touch- down, with Herman Enderle adding the extra point. Nazaretta made (Continued on Page 4, Col. 3) 1 S i. Ве 1 Wills h v the `В Wan Vox. SOME REACH bound in first Kerwin (1: BY JOE McLé St, Benedict's nin |tory was а hard-ear [sion over the “new last night at Shan ark. The victory, Bees an 11-2 гесог full house and ей select few. Rowdy of some Central far dict authorities to of spectators. The Bees were | way and didn't ga eight-point margin two minutes whe starters Herb Ye kins and Pete De sonal fouls. Bill C points, and Jerry K led the victorious Crosby did his dan basket and Klemm and driving layups Central, minus through zraduatio with a good ball c Other week of wq м, ҹы, юм ` e m = Bil Crosby sinks another! plenty of action at the hive! WH ЛИ Su! AA Уа INIA NA і VO У Front Row: T. Keriah, Р. На� � а� , J. Butler, W. Mattle, В. Corcoran (Captain), С. Monahan, W. Healey (Manager), B. Bernard, G. Secchuk, J. Matthews. Second Row: D. Hughes, A. Schoberl, R. Juster, J. Boyle, L. Manzie, М. Arace, R. Holtz, М. Stoneham, T. Schumacher, J. Hannan, T. Sowa, Coach F. Murphy. Third Row: C. Wojcik, T. Riordan, P. Aromanda, W. Gaw, J. Wingerter, M. Juliano, R. Loughbridge, A. Luthy, H Pierson. Back Row: J. Vasselli, T. Bellew, М. Godby, T. Feindt, J. Martin, G. Duffy, Р. Prunkl, F. O'Neill, R. Lisowski, T. McGowan, В. Leister, Е; Pahler. INDOOR TRACK Left to Right in racing stride—Dick Corcoran, Wiff Hannan, Bill Wattle, and Chris Monahan Captain Dick Corcoran being congratulated by Coach Fran Murphy after another victory. - OWWWWWw! Donath pulls a two n one on Rahway matman x ' о BEE IN BATTLE: Attempted roll on Principe шої. Р e up CET. Te RO XX A STRIVE TO SWITCH: Dennis Donath struggles with opponent. . Allan (coach), J. Kane, D. De š piglia, Ë J. Principe, T. John №. A Jakositz, W. DESTINED FOR A PIN! ыы� -i Bill Ort. яю Row: М. Mark, E. Tidaback, A. DiAddario, В. Dennis, F. Deering, y, “В. Fahey, P. De Vincentis, ۷۷۰, Row: Р. Shiel, J. 2 nough, E. Wahl, К. McGinness, B Reilly, 8 Landers. Back Row: D. Glevy (Manager), В. Brennan, J” Masterson, В. ith, К. Lacey, J. Cunniff, М. Raftree, y 7 ГА ` swimming After having waited a nucle of years, a swimming team was finally organized at St. Bene- dict’s. We are certain that this team will be a great success as is evidenced by the strong po- tentials among the underclassmen. Much support will have to be given to the swimming Bees in order that they will attain the same prestige as Our other varsity sports: - GO MAN GO! A. D'Addaria tags side of pool in 200 yard freestyle relay аѕ J. Masterson takes off, R. Lacey awaits his return. NICE GOING! Coach Bill Ko- gen compliments Frosh Charlie Weiler's time. ۱ SENIOR TANKMEN: М. Raftree, J. Masterson, J. Cunniff, В. ۰ “FATHER GEORGE FOR РОРЕ! : Father George, Sop Religion teacher, clears up some problems in Church THROAT BLESSINGS: Father Basil blesses Paul Giegerich's throat on the feast of St. Blaise, February 3rd. homore History spırıtual Having reviewed the different aspects of the Mass and the life of Christ in the Freshman Re- ligion course, the boys go on to study the his- tory of their Church. There is much to be learned and digested in this branch of our re- ligion course; the lives of the saints, the great doctors of the Church and the great popes who have led Catholicism through the persecu- tions of all ages. Father George is the teacher. IN TOUCH WITH GOD: Sopho- mores assist at their monthly Mass. 2: А à a J 4 a % š ` PHILIP HUGHES COMMON PHYLA: G. Fehrenbach, A. Avagliano, R. Oldes, J. Basralian and D. Nolan operate the Micro-Projector. THE COMPANY HE'S KEEPING: A new Guinea pig wonders about R. Blajda, D Schardien, R. Baudermann, R. Casey, R Bednarick, T. Quinn, С. Kling, T. Cos- grove, J. Kane, J. Fox, and R. Braun. BIOLOGY CLUB Invading the insides of various organisms is the major project of Father Basil’s Biology Club. Comprised only of sophomores, this group takes a deeper insight to the Biologi- cal world than does the regular class; hydro- ponics, experiments with skulls and skele tons, dissecting and research are all part of this organization’s agenda DOCTOR'S COLLEGE: R. O'Neill, N. Vasar- covy and J. Murphy check condition of staunch confrere T. Jakositz. WINTER social The Christmas assembly, а� old tradition of St. Ве� е- dict's, was held on December 16, 1955 to usher in the holi- day season. Under the sponsorship of the senior class, the assembly featured selections by the Glee Club. Dave Dun- phy, senior class vice president, was the chairman. AT THE МІ carouse at the Victory Cruise held on December 19, 1955. Gerry Glynn was the Chairman PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR DRUMMING: Vinnie Waldron's music enchants all at the Victory Cruise. AND TO ALL A GOOD NIGHT Santa Claus, bearing a faint resemblance to Herk Boyle, greets the Bees at the Christmas Assembly. LET ME SAY THIS . . . James Kelly, Senior class president, addresses the Christ mas Assembly, with Father Eugene's Glee Club in the background. 53 DARKROOM DEVELOPMENTS: W. Beagan, D biel, W. Popaca, F. Cusick, J. Costa and С. W inspect work of photographic art. ЩИ camera club The function of the Camera Club at St. Benedict's is to convert the lowly shutterbugs into artists of photography. In doing this, Father Terence, the moderator, leads his bulb- poppers through the jungles of apparatus enroute to better BREWIN Р DEVELOPING FLUID: Ë є 1 2 s d J. Basralian, В. Oldes, @ all-around pictures, stressing subject matter and photo and D. Helm work on their Camera № Club project. о W ۲ ۸ ۷ SLIDE TIDE: The Camera Club, en masse, gathers 'round to look at Father Terence's col- lection of slides. (Sitting) В. Chruckyj, P. Motzenbecker, J. Feind, E. Tidaback, D. Schar- dien, F. Forlini, J. Markevich, В. Maginnis. (Standing, front row) F. Pace, А. LaMastra, S. Smith, W. Biznik, E. Valvano, J. Juliano, В. Pizzano, R. Braun, а� а W. Kinlan. (Standing back row), R. Wasowski, E. Hahn, H. Pierson, W. Pietrucha, A. Cannarozzi. JUNIORS J - ° LE t t тї Father { � е 15 Junior Moderator; Peter Brogan, Vice President; Mel Keegan, Secretary Joseph Belas i re and Christopher Monahan, President Juniors š Junior Spiritual . Forum ó Benedict News . Senior Inaugural Outdoor Track . Baseball Golf JUNIOR A Front Row: T. White, G. Sevchuk, В. Costabile, T. Marchese, D. Coullahan, J. Corley, W. Collins. Second Row: R. Sloniewski, A. Pizza, E. Kohler, D. McAneny, J. Wilson, F. Farrell. Third Row: Р. Brogan, J. Lee, T. Kern, A. Lenskold, ). Everett, L. Jacobi, Н. Fehrenbach. Back Row: D. O'Connor, М. Guarriello, E. Tomlinson, W. Wesel, F. McDonald, R. Reinman. EXPERIMENTS: Juniors solve problems in Physics class. ANATOMY OF ATOMS: Father Terence clears up the mystery of atoms for Sevchuck, Lee and White. JUNIOR B VISUAL EDUCATION Father Terence shows class STUDY PERIOD Father Cornelius is caught movie of scientific nature. dramatic pose. | Front Row: W. Popaca, Н.- Zihilbauer, J. Froehlich, D. Eisenbeil, D. Helm, В. Bekesewych, T. Opanowicz, W. Кі� іа� , W. Farrell. Second Row: В. Odum, В. Walsh, G. Fitzgerald, E. Buckley, H. Welsh, J. Belas, J. Сода� , М. Meccia. Third Row: H. Ball, С. Eitel, В. Martinides, М. Keegan, J. Juliano, R. Walsh, T. Cook, M. Noll, W. Beagen. Back Row: W. Crosby, D. Lynch, D. Alicknavitch, Р. Altiero, T. McCorkell, В. Campbell, J. Gray, T. Christian, B. Commins, F. Abella, P. Szem, P. McGevna. JUNIOR C шо DM ә ин а OE NL ә Front Row: D. Сісс� і� о, В. McHugh, R. Altiero, С. Corcoran, J, Pallen, J. Bielski, Н. Kiley, J. Costa, J Schilling. Second Row: У. Tuite, Ј. Principe, Р. Со� іу, W. Healy, В. Valvano, Т. Riordan, Ј. Cusick, L Mamrosh. Third Row: В. Van Pelt, С. Monahan, С. Grippo, С. Palmarozzo, F. Miklos, C. Canellis, S. Nagy, R. Marsh, С. Wojcik. Back Row: С. Callaghan, Р. Gallagher, W. Mattle, J. Delaney, В. Konzelmann, E. Mulvaney, V. Ursino, J. Yewaisis, A. Scotti, J. Lane RECITAL: Junior historian rises to give correct answer. WHO'S RIGHT? Mr. Dalton and friend 78 Ep PATTA seem to have different opinions on és й h locations. 4 JUNIOR ۵ AFTER LAST PERIOD: The Juniors try to beat the crowd QUEL MARC AI-JE? Mr. Irving returns tests of Schoberl, Barbiere and Pikor. Front Row: E. Lawler, L. Henzke, T. Stefan, Р. Dames, J. Dippel, A. Schoberl, K. Reynolds, М. Burke, .E. Inch. L. Sau- Thornton. Second Row: R. Fine, T. Lee, V. Palmer, E. Wlazlowski, T. Anderson, J. Kerin, C chelli. Third Row: R. Sachs, E. Plunkett, T. Feindt, M. Burzynski, E. Bergen, F. Clark, G. Korn, J. Barbieri, м. Degnan. Back Row: J. Shanahan, W. Milling, В. Piker, J. Cantello, A. Engelken, J. Sullivan, J. Kelly, L. De Costa, J. Maginnis, R. Durkin 59 JUNIOR € LE ü | = D. Garrity, D. Donath, G. Massaro, G. Schneider M. Hoyer, W. Koeck Third Row Row: L. Forlenza E Front Row: N. Franco, A. Liloia, J. Giegerich, J. Casey, Second Row: R. Carolan, P. Dunphy, P. Morgan, J. Fechner, A. Waldron A. Laga, F. Miceli, L. Reiss, H. Dellane, M. Brennan, C. Hayes, R. Lacey. Back Palmer, T Bellew GESTAPO: It's notebook check-up time, as Father Am- RETREAT Juniors get time out N little prayer. brose marks Massaro, Giegerich, Dunphy and Benarick. 222 a AND NOBODY FELL ASLEEP! Rev. Edward Tarrant, S.P.M., gives mid-term Day of Recollection. The Junior Religion course at Saint Bene-. dict's is invaluable і� that її covers the all im- portant, prayer and the sacraments. In order to attain heaven, which is the ultimate goal of everyone on earth, it is necessary that we, as Catholics, know how to pray properly and use the sacraments to the best advantage. Is this not, then, the purpose of Religion in this life? REMEMBER MAN . . . : Father Eugene administers ashes to William Milling on Ash Wednesday. spiRitual 61 FORUM PRESIDENT: Theodore Marchese does a little extemporaneous speaking. the FORUM As in past years, St. Benedict's Forum’ is widely acclaimed in the Forensic World. Constituted of Bees who aspire to be great orators, statesmen and diplo- mats, this respected organization learms the finer points of speaking at the competent hand of Father Edmund, their moderator. «Г FORUM NUCLEUS: (around the table clockwise) MEN Й Leonard Henske, Richard Valvano, Theodore Marchese, №8 ИШ Peter Ahr, Frank Abella, William J. Collins, and John 1 Morenski. y у і FORUM OFFICERS AND FRIEND: (left to right) Father Edmund, O.S.B., moderator; Theodore Marchese, president; William S. Collins, vice president; Frank Abella, secretary, and Richard Valvano, treasurer. ag! ‚|. sf oosnonps EA JUST DEBATING ARC ske puts his point ac ku BENEDICT NEWS | St. Benedict’s Preparatory School, Newark, N. J., March 28, 1956 1.) ads ` V‏ اي BENEDICT NEWS‏ RIA The Benedict News has been praised, condemned, but rarely ignored. This outstanding school monthly, a labor of love from start to finish, makes a complex job look easy. Some behind-the-scenes activity: x Hnr | Those witty columnists, Tom Clohosey and Bob Hughes caught in typical pose while composing one of their “semi-ivy league” As soon as the last issue is home, the Editorial Sound and Fury columns. Board meets and plans the’ next edition. Here, Ray Le Febvre, Tom Heiser, Joe Quinn, Bill Collins, and news moderator Father Ambrose, prepare the Christmas issue. È ae un Eugene is grilled by re- F porters Weber, McNicholas, Kelly, The reporters go through the ardu- and McKechnie, as they prepare a z dummy sheet prepared by Junior ous labor of typing their news ۳ editors John Lee, Ted news story dispatches. 1 Lenskold, and 7 : Father The copy is proofread and the Kern, Art Collins Secundus. After the paper comes rolling off the wheels of Progress (Publishing Company), members of the circulation staff fold, envelope, and mail the edi- tion to subscribers living everywhere from Rome to Nassau. BENEDICT NEWS OFFICIAL NEWS PUBLICATION OF PRIVILEGES OF THE PRESS ARE REQUESTED nur AVI PORT k EXPIRES dene, Г N OHVA3N “IOOHDS AHOLVHYd3ud INAUGURAL HOW МАМУ, PLEASE?: Jolly Cholly Drew TIME WAS HAD ВУ ALL Eve greets first couple to arrive at first dance unidentified onlooker and their The first dance of the season, the Senior In augural is always very well attended. Nicky Forte supplied the melodic strains on the big night, the night of October 1st, 1955. The suc- cess of the well-organized affair was credited to the diligent work of Frank (The Bank) Mur- ray and Cholly Drew, the co-chairmen. THE SENIOR CLASS „ста you lo THE INAUGURAL DANCE to be held і� SHANLEY GYM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1955 THE INAUGURAL DANCE Bid $1.50 per couple 8:30 P. M. THANKS FOR THE Front Row: J 3utler, B. Bekesewych, J. Murphy Monahan, W. Popaca, A. DeCarlo, M M. Mauriello, T. Donnelly, R. O'Neil, coran. R. Janson. Back Row: R. G R. Stanley, H. Longua, E OUTOOOR TRACK FLYING HIGH—Dick Jansen lets go with a lofty throw. AIMING FOR FENCES: Don Jacquin, currently playing with a Chicago White Sox Farm Club, displays promising form as he laces into one SENIOR MEMBERS OF '56 CLUB: Jeep Klemm, Lefty Bannon, Tee Tauriello, and Rich Gilligan f WATCHFUL. WAIT ahoney, scrappy right fielder awaits turn at plate in batters circle as team- mates keep an eye on things. то я і aee зр г ft 4 eS pe ZA М , Front Row: R. Gilligan, T. Mahoney, P. Brogan, W. Crosby, N. Briante, E. Moran, D. Jac- quin, J. Klemm, W. Gilligan. Back Row: Assistant Coach, J. Dalton, Manager, В. Walsh, J. Butfiloski, D. Bannon, T. Brzozowski, A. Minnefor, J. Sayer, М. McDonnell, М. Tauriello, F. Colton, Head Coach, J. Kasberger. BASEBALL Plenty of action at plate as Tim Mahoney Scores. Dick Gilligan blasts another! Nick Briante tags plate as teammate follows. А Е eor “S: a ت‎ ۹ an нору TA № › w “y тво =u == the culmination of a high school life ıs usually the SENIOR year, the year when а class, for the first time, can óominate the school in mostly all activities. acaóemically, Of COURSE, IT IS the most advanced ano therefore the hardest of the [OUR years, But the rewards come when the student enters college and is once mone a fresh- man. mone of everything seems to have Been the general theme Of OUR SENIOR YEAR at ST. BENEDICT'S: MORE social Life, athletics, and studies. however TRYING the YEAR may BE, о� є can usually look Back with satis- faction at à JOB well done. SENIOR 5۱6۷۷۱۵5: Thomas Carey, Secretary; David Dunphy, Vice President; James Kelly, President; Maurice Tauriello, Treas- urer; Father Columba, Moderator. The Graduates Senior Spiritual Telolog Social Senior Calendar Kenneth Peter Abbate | 44 Grove Place East Orange рх и зга з py Sor NM ue WILL BE . . . . . . . History Teacher CAN BE FOUND . . . . . writing checks FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . making money Activities: Gregorian Choir 1; Honor Man 2; Camera Club 1, 2; Intramural Basket ball 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4. — David Paul Bannon 5 Besler Avenue Cranford NEUSS з з � «.« «© “ A ШИК WILL BE. . . . Notre Dame All-American CAN BE FOUND . . anywhere ih Cranford FAVORITE PASTIME . . agrecing with Joe K. Activities: Honor Man 1, 2, 3; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Dance Committee 4; Mono- gram Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Freshman Basketball. John Joseph Ball 20 Underwood Street Ва « зо ЛҮГҮ WILL BE. . . . . CAN BE FOUND . . . at th FAVORITE PASTIME. . . c ing his Activities: (Seton Hall) Biology Club 2; Pirate News 1; Intramural Baseball 1; Intramural Football 2; Knights of Setonia 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2 о Thomas Andrew Bambrick 27 Grace Street Irvington 15 « + 5 o . man of sartorial elegance WILL BE. . . . . . . . an accountant CAN BE FOUND . with the Golden Knights FAVORITE PASTIME . splitting toothpicks Activities: Benedict News 3; French Club 3; Dance Committee 4; Intramural Bas ketball 1, 2, 3; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4 $ Robert Michael Baron 440 North Second Street East Newark В. = es kw э з о є MA, , WILL ВЕ. CONDE . 5 s engineer CAN BE FOUND. . rs new instruments FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . woodworking Activities: Honor Man 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Mono- gram Club 3, 4; All-State Chorus 4; In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. William Ellis Bellars 197 Springfield Avenue Rutherford IS... . . + + quiet member of class WILL BE. ۰ . . . chemical engineer CAN BE FOUND. . checking books FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . having parties Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Gregorian Choir 1; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volley- ball 3, 4; J. V. Football 2; Chorale 3, 4. Joseph Bruce Bernard 264 Ivy Court Orange Wis сонет зо لا‎ Р WILL BE. ... . . . .4 minute miler CAN BE FOUND . . . . . . fixing cars FAVORITE PASTIME . . talking about Orange Activities: (Orange) Varsity Track 2; Varsity Cross Country 2; Library Club 2; (St. Benedict's) Varsity Track (Captain) 3, 4; Varsity Cross Country 3, 4; Mono- gram Club 3, 4. Joseph Robert Bezzone 82 Tremont Avenue Newark I$. . . «© © o + . . good cheerleader WILL BE. . i + . . life of the party CAN BE FOUND . . . out of the library FAVORITE PASTIME . . “borrowing” pennies Activities: Forum 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Gregorian Choir 1; French Club 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 4; J. V. Football ۱: J. ۷, Base- ball 2. David Joseph Boyle 2644 Frederick Terrace IS. . . . . . + ‘big Herk’ to classmates WILL BE. . medicine man CAN BE FOUND . . at any party FAVORITE PASTIME . livening up lunch period Activities: Gregorian Choir Dance Committee 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Wrestling 2; Biology Club 2. Union MINDS AT WORK: amuses Senior D. Physicial e Joseph Albert Bradbury, Jr. 191 North Sixth Street Newark IS ۰ ۰ . « . . . ОР. from Seton Hall WILL BE . .. educated farmer САМ BE FOUND . . at Joe's Soda Shop FAVORITE PASTIME driving to Bloomfield Activities: (Seton Hall) Varsity Baseball 2, 3; Camera Club 2; Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2. 3: J.V. Football 2, 3: J. V. Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball; (St. Benedict's) Intramural Basketball 4. Science Gerald Wilbur Brady 7 Edgemont Road West Orange В. ç s ç wie « a ВИТИЗ WILL ВЕ. ۰ . West Orange lawyer CAN BE FOUND at Casino Hall FAVORITE PASTIME winning money Activities: Golf Team 4; Library Club 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Wrestling 2, 4; Intramural Volley- ball 3, 4; Freshman Basketball. LECTURER: Out of the mouths of history teachers come gems of knowledge. ` 7 George David Broome Га aaa «+ „+ з � ь A WILL BE. . . : . +. . . college man CAN BE FOUND. . . . . on Long Island FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . surf fishing Activities: Honor Man 2; Forum 1; J. V Baseball 2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Telolog Cecil Charles Burgin Laurel Avenue West Keansburg В � L v v w � МЫ fas WILL BE. . . . . . . „ deck swabber CAN BE FOUND. . . reading science fiction FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . . listening Activities: Library Club 2; Intramural Basketball 1, Thomas Conroy Brown 7 Watchung Avenue Orange Шо о з з at Mam giga WHA BE. с + + a WN аа CAN BE FOUND down Belmar way FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . . dancing Activities: Glee Club 2; Golf Club 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Class Representa tive 2, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4; Intramural Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4 George Andrew Bukwich g Avenue Maplewood io ej: ess ox REESE WILL BE. . . . o тад druggist CAN BE FOUND . . . . . doing German FAVORITE PASTIME . . . bowling strikes Activities: Gregorian Choir 1; Camera Club 1, resident) 2; Intramural Bas- ketball 2, « Keith Chauncey Burnett 555 West Avenue Sewaren ib. do v ga x M що а Va a WILL BE. 7 2 2. . . «¡MY Tiger CAN BE FOUND. . . . . .out of season FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . . +. trying Activities: Forum 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Dance Committee 2, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 4; Chorale 4; Intramural Volleyball 1, 3, 4; Telolog. “Jhe А 81 Myrtle ia ү x Nutley м M. ngwn X Tiny , ‚| mayor òf Nutloy wo� fs Ж gridiron хм . 9 books 3 arsity Football 4; French � огат | Club 4 Intramural ; J.W. Baseball 2. 5 Ú 303 Partridge А в.з WILL BE. CAN BE FOUND і ing, Mou tainside FAVORITE PASTIMÉ ing socials Activities: uM Na) lee Club 3, 4; Class Officer (Se £i 3, 4; Class Representative 2; Dapé Committee 2, = 4; Intramural Baske ball 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Volleyball 3, 4; J. V. Baseball 2; Biology Club (President) 2. James Francis Cadigan 838 Jackson Avenue Elizabeth IS. 2 . . . ті� ог key musician WUL BÉ , . . sv s + s Wa dead CAN BE FOUND. . . . . . in any group FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . being happy Activities: Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Gregorian Choir 1; Cam- era Club 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3. Robert James Campiglia 629 Ridge Street Newark I$. . e T ial Be .4 +, WILL BE TT. v Ж, . +. doctor CAN BE FOUND . . in i Ke dentist's office FAVORITE PASTIME . doodling over the odds Activities: Varsity Wrestling 2, 4; Mono- gram Club 2, 4; Intramural Volleyball 3; J. V. Basketball 2 John William Carton 70 Morrison Road Springfield E. . + + « 5 « Pride of Springfield WILL BE ie $ Q s а « . «MD. CAN BE FOUND . ۳-9 his car FAVORITE PASTIME . ‚ souping up cars Activities: (Bayley Ellard) Newspaper 3; Basketball (Manager) 2; Biology Club 3; Latin Club 3; Glee Club 3; Intramural Basketball 1. 0 ۳۵ 0 m ig la M� í T] Di ВЕ i a - ( A.C.z Senior CAforms “Alternating Choir for recifatiga ot ' ы Psalms in religion class. й DING DONG SCHOOL: Father Theodore reduces the theorems of solid geometry to primary, grade levels. J ғ è Samuel Jeropi¢g Cerrato Thomas Addison Clohosey William Stephen Collins, Jr. 278 Nid dA Avenue разу Orange 483 Berkeley Avenue South Orange 5 Bellégrove Drive Upper Montclair is. Pe. . . lappier at ffe Bee Hive i. . � + « « « + hot-shot columnist Bee sea ve = a 4 5. ЗО WILL BE. . Й. .ать дог to France WILL BE. PE . . criminal lawyer WILL BE . . . . . . arts major at Yale CAN BE FOUND я نس‎ ХАН C.Y.O.'s і� E.O. CAN BE FOUND . at odds with “News” boss CAN BE FOUND. . . . . at the Biltmore FAVORITE PASTIME . dancing in the dark FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . « « riding FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . being boss Activities: (Seton Hajl) Merit Roll 1, 2; Activities: Honor Man 2, 3, 4; Benedict Activities: Honor Man 1, 3; Forum 1, 2, Pirate News 1; Віоідбу Club 2; Knights News 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3; Dance Commit- (Secretary) 3, (Vice President) 4; Bene- of Setonia 1, 2;,Böoster Representative tee 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1,3. 4 dict News 2, 3; (Editor-in-Chief) 4; Glee 2; Pirate Club 27 Freshman Basketball; Telolog Literary Editor. Club 1, 2, 3; French Club (Secretary) . Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Intramural 3; Class Representative 3, 4; Dance Baseball 1; Intramural Football 1; (St. Committee 3, 4; Intramural Basketball Behedict's) Honor Man 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 3; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Intramural Choral 3; Biology Club 2; Telolog. Volleyball 3, 4; Dance Committee 4; Telolog, Co-Sports Editor. ۱ э, Y ' Edwatd Patrick Cónlon 03 Schneider Avenue Union Meis. + G G в o з «з uw WILL BE. . . . . . . business executive CAN BE FOUND. . . . „driving his Buick FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . digging jazz Activities: Honor Man 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 x ` y ۱ у Robert Peter Conn Maple Street Kearny ( ¡camera bug engineer . sich in Kearny |- «Жоіїессії� д records : Gregorian h 1; Library Club 2; Camera Club 3, 4; Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2; Biology Club 2. Richard Francis Corcoran 54 Burlington Road Clifton i . o5� . � 4 5� � v ә. « Or WILL BE. . . . . . . . advising others CAN BE FOUND. . . . kicking up cinders FAVORITE PASTIME . . . collecting tariffs Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, (Captain) 4; Varsity Cross Country 3, 4; French Club 3; Class Offi- cer 2, 3; Class Representative 4; Mono- gram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basket- ball 1; J. V. Football 1, 2; Chorale 3, 4. 3 № Washingtor Charles David Crummy A venue Short Hills 5... . . « . good money handler Wi. BE + ۰ . «© + + o + � Pools CAN BE FOUND. . . at the Telolog office FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . +. . golf Activities: Honor Man 2; Forum 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Gregorian Choir 1; Dance Committee 2; Camera Club 2, 3, 4; In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3; Biology Club 2; Telolog Business Manager. GUIDANCE: Мо, Collins, Richard Philip Della Torre ( Orchard Terrace Linden 3. ۰ s з. o + „ Delberton import WILL BE . . E DN wine D.D.S. CAN BE FOUND + + + « «+ around Linden FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . . Ве Bop Activities: (Delbarton) Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Camera Club 1, 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; ) Football 2, 3; Rifle Club 1, 2, 3; А.М |: z es ) 3; Stage Guild „2 de 3; Prom Chairman 3. John Patrick Cunniff 1143 Seventeenth Avenue West Belmar I$. ۰ © a + + + � оце Of ¡this world WILL ВЕ. . . . . first to reach the moon CAN BE FOUND. . . . . experimenting FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . . singing Activities: (St. Rose) Honor Man 1, 2; Class Officer (President) 1, (Vice Presi- dent) 2; J. V. Basketball 2; (St. Bene- dict's) J. V. Basketball 3; Glee Club 3, 4. Joseph Frank DiDonato 218 Parker Street Newark i$ si. 65 о� � VOY: Seid WILL ВЕ. . . + « 5 « local druggist CAN BE FOUND . . . «+ — betting on Yanks FAVORITE PASTIME . . romping in the park Activities: Dance Committee 4; Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2; Biology Club 2. ри br p� AL Hal бесе д, UOA Ar PP [pal ET = Anthony Arthur DiFlumeri 385 Ridge Street Newark NU. G A U s W X Q qc mmP-mÓA WILL BE. . . . . x +. . eX SAW bones CAN BE FOUND . . . . in a butcher shop FAVORITE PASTIME . reading German poetry Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club. 2; Camera Club 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3, 4; Freshman Football. Harvard is not for you.” й William Joseph Dolan Kevin Peter Donlin John Dominic Donohue 445 Clinton Avenue Newark 105 Wainwright Street Newark 73 Berkley Avenue Belleville Is. Aa a” 5 £009 Wen Ws s ون‎ э s э � «s� � v ы з..... Ina want of a real car WRLBE . . . . . . . Air Force Major WILL BE . . . . . . traveling salesman WILL BE. ... . . . . milk bar operator CAN BE FOUND . . . playing in the Casino САМ BE FOUND. . . . . . . . reading CAN BE FOUND . . with Conlon and Heiser FAVORITE PASTIME TE smiling FAVORITE PASTIME . М . taking cars apart FAVORITE PASTIME . . . collecting records Activities: Glee Club 1; J. V. Baseball 1; Activities: Gregorian Choir 1; French Activities: Band 1; Glee Club 1, 2; French Gregorian Choir 1; Dance Committee 2, Club 3; Intramural Basketball 1; Intra- Club 3; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Intra- 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; mural Volleyball 1, 2; Freshman Football. mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Freshman Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Basketball; J. V. Baseball ۰ LATIN TEACHER: Father Ambrose assumes AD DEUM .. .”: Seniors pray at casual pose. monthly Mass. John Patrick Dooher t : N e зсе Кеаг� у 1 j son Gard tarrison | � аа a A asa ARN А = da à van ж همه‎ Wooner WILL BE у и� . another Einstein 225 QU. Se j her CAN BE FOUND . «€ « з « With a book FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . eating soup Activities: Honor Man |, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 3; Varsity Track 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Biology Club 2; J. V. Football 1, 2; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3; Intramural 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3 в I ы ۱۱۱۱۳۱: اه رصع‎ Bas- ; Intramu olleyball 1, Biology Club 2. Robert Patrick Бону 2118 Ingalls Avenue Linden „ з. ci.� € 4 MORO Y а OA MN _ WILL BE. . . . . another Farmer Gray” CAN BE FOUND . . . . . around Linden FAVORITE PASTIME . . . playing basketball Activities: Gregorian Choir 1; French Club 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4; Freshman Bas- ketball 1. y� David Edward Dunphy : Z es Philip Fitzpatrick 126 Woodland Avenue Rutherford A f uth Eleventh Street Newark BARN cor nc A A М ule. NE . fine fellow Wik OE. ss 3 . ‚а fighting Marine 0 (e. = “en . working САМ BE FOUND. . in the gym at 8:00 A.M. j 4 САМ ВЕ FOUND . . в with ій boys from 0 FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . pleading LT f FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . living it up Activities: Band 1, 2; Orchestra 2; Class і Й Activities: ). М. Football 3. Representative 1; Dance Committee 1, 2, E 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 2, 3; Freshman Bas- ketball; J. V. Baseball 1, 2; Class Officer (Secretary) 2, (President) 3, (Vice Pres- ident) 4. Clair William Flinn, Jr. 867 Dona Road Union I$. . + 2 s « « . part time grappler WILL BE. . . . . . full time dentist CAN BE FOUND. . working on Telolog FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . dating Valerie Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 2; Greg gorian Choir 1; Cms Representative 2; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volley- ball 3, 4; Telolog Managing Editor and Layout Editor, Bertram Aloysius Garrigan 137 Oakland Terrace Newark IS. . . . . « , transfer from Seton Hall WILL ВЕ. . . . . . . insurance broker CAN BE FOUND . . on Senior campus FAVORITE PASTIME . . digging rock 'n' roll Activities: (Seton Hall) Band 1, 2; In- tramural Basketball 2, .3; Art Club 3; Intramural Baseball 1, 2; Intramural Foot- ball 2, 3; Chess Club 1; Biology Club 2; Intramural Baseball (Co-Captain) 1; (St. Benedict's) Intramural Basketball 4. Robert Samuel Friscia 10 Varsity Road Newark Sa диск Е Dub WILL BE. . . . . . « . Singing ۲ CAN BE FOUND . . studying French FAVORITE PASTIME . + � going on diets Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4; French Club 3; Intramural Basketball 2; Intra mural Ae ee J. Allan Gamper Avenue Lyndhurst Má se з во� b� є � 4 a sss WILL BE . . v + „ о OE CAN BE FOUND in a duck blind FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . roughing it up Activities: Honor Man |, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Dance Committee 2; Monogram Club 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 4; Biology Club James Conway Geoghegan 71 Cumberland Avenue Verona ME. аъ з „ s. MAA WILL BE. o « � s М golf pro CAN BE FOUND . А ania Classic Comics FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . losing money Activities: Forum 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Dance Committee 4; Monogram Club 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Volleyball 3. a. KEY OF C: A group that will seldom be found in this position. U John Benham Gerrish 114 North Essex Avenue Orange 15: . . «з � ... « .moted musician WILL BE . . . . another George Shearing CAN BE FOUND . . . . . . . room 11 FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . . јаххі� д it Activities: Honor Man |, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Dance Com- mittee 3, 4; Chorale 3, 4; All-State Band 2 All-State Orchestra 3; All-State Chorus ۶۱ 7 ! š | John Anthony Giampolo 31 Preston Drive Livingston RELIGIÓN CLASS: Map of Biblical territory fascinfátes seniors from B. В т хи з mi - + pegs wearer WILL BE. . . . . . .industrial engineer CAN BE FOUND. . .,. +. . і� Livingston FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . chasing Pacilli Activities: Honor Man W 2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; J. V. Football 1. | ‚ Henry Giannetti 305 Tremwat-«venue East Orange Drs. š à + uoo НИ WILL BE . = + o + + . o а CAN BE FOUND. . . . . .at U.N. table FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . | finking Activities: (East Orange) Varsity Foot- ball 2; J. V. Football 1; (St. Benedict's) Class Representative 4; French Club 3. James Patrick Gillespie 682 Grove Street Elizabeth SB... + . + . . planning for future is № в «ооо ° ء‎ busy CAN BE FOUND . . building model planes FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . . smiling Activities: Dance Committee 2, 4; Intra- mural Basketball |, 4; Intra mural Volley- ball 1, 4. Richard Francis Gilligan 20 Garden Drive Roselle В, ç + vw + v” e — з МИ ВО WHEL BE . . o brainy engineer CAN BE FOUND . ‚ М Mac's back seat FAVORITE PASTIME . . В.А. Girls Activities: Honor Man 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Cross Country 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Mono- gram Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Fresh- man Basketball;.J. V. Baseball 2. Gerald Bradley Glynn 1411 Concord Piace Elizabeth б. w з ке «ж. н. М WiLL GE. .. � + . а, 6 engineer CAN BE FOUND . FAVORITE PASTIME . playing basketball asking questions Activities: Honor Man 1, 2, 3, 4; Bene dict News 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 3; Latin Club 2; Class Representative 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee ۱, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Wrestling 3; ۷ Basketball 2, 3: ). М, Baseball 2 в | APOLOGETICS: Father Martin, senior ге- ligion teacher, quotes from various sources. и m “THIS 15 WHAT?” : Father Lawrence points out features of Physical Science. 4 ` Michael John Grant 309 Roseville Avenue Newark Wy 4 pP. 309 ox, x a м WILL BE. ۲۰ + + + + „ + „ o «тебе CAN BE FOUND . . cruising with Smitty FAVORITE PASTIME . being bounced by Sam Activities: (Seton Hall) Pirate News 1, 2; Class Representative 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; (St. Benedict's) French Club 3; Intramural Basketball 4; Intra- mural Volleyball 3, 4. Lawrence William Halpin 254 Montclair Avenue Newark ۱5 2. مر‎ s x� 6 A O TN WILL BE. . Mechanical Engineer CAN BE FOUND . . in Fr. Dunstan's office FAVORITE PASTIME. . adding timely remarks Activities: Honor Man 2, 3; Dance Com- mittee 2, 3; Intramural Basketball ۱, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4; Biology Club 2. Edwin Herman Gruenling 839 South Nineteenth Street Newark В з + wo� 9� о м Oe IDE WILL BE . . blown out of Chem lab CAN BE FOUND . . in any coffee shop FAVORITE PASTIME . . fishing in trees Activities: Varsity Track 1; Latin Club 1; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4. A سر‎ ۱ d William Francis Hahn 6 Gregory Avenue West Orange Di. +ç + = А. WHE Е... + o +, з x+ x= ИЩ CAN BE FOUND . . under car FAVORITE PASTIME . . taking his time Activities: (Seton Hall) Pirate News Sports Editor); Dance Committee 1; Freshman Football; Swimming Team 1; (St. Benedict's) French Club 3; Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 2, 34 n а?ё, а А í ‘mrs Bernard Christopher Hand 190 North Avenue East Cranford I$ . ۰ 2 . . . o . ful fledged marine WILL ВЕ. . able country doctor CAN BE FOUND. in any Lincoln FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . . mixing Paul Martin' Hannan 46 Floyd Street Belleville AT w 5. з ка сс MED WILL BE. . . . . . + running a tractor CAN BE FOUND . . in a pair of track shoes FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . soaking feet Activities: Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Var- sity Cross Country 3, 4; Gregorian Choir |; Latin Club 1; Monogram Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. Thomas Philip Heiser, Jr. 16 Grace Street Bloomfield б. + + s s s s o o o а News editor WIR GE sacs ә � e� E Navy CAN BE FOUND . . . . beating deadlines FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . borrowing a car Activities: Benedict News 1, 2, (News Editor) 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Wrestling 4; Intra- mural Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Robert John Hickey 404 East Lincoln Avenue ۰ Roselle Park So... © а о з o � ۸ WILL BE . . . . singing harmonica player CAN BE FOUND, .on any bus to Roselle Park FAVORITE PASTIME . planning trips to moon Activities: Forum 2, 3, 4; Golf Team 4; Harmonica Club 3, 4. IS... . . тай about Saxophones WILL BE. . . . another Benny Goodman CAN BE FOUND. . . . .leading the band FAVORITE PASTIME. . driving the family car Activities: Benedict News 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; French Club 3; Class Representative 2, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4; Chorale 3 l Frederick Joseph Kain 45 ۲ Avphue | Newark ۱۱5۲۰۰۰ .ر.‎ + + . % ۰۱0۳۵۵۶ best friend wit, №... . wie .. chemist с М ВЕ FOUND . . . riding with Reardon FAVORITE PASTIME .ی(‎ ‘going on blind dates A iWitiek: Rifle Club. 1 French Club 3 Glide Clu A Jenedict News 1; Cam- eral СААБ М 2, 1; Intramural Basketball $; Untreredral Volleyball 3 Thomas Edward Johnson 543 Central Avenue Harrison Ш. 4052-4 w X. � « MER ROBUR WILL BE, . . . electrical do it yourself” CAN BE FOUND. . . . . short circuting FAVORITE PASTIME. . . ۰ +. . anything Activities: Band 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, (Co-Captain) 4; Class Representa- tive 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Wrestling 1; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Charles Edward Kelly 748 Berkeley Street Newark Ш wo� ی(‎ RE WILL BE V wow. Ye lawyer CAN BE FOUND . . on beaches at Monmouth FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . beach parties Activities: Forum 3, 4; Benedict News 3, 4; Golf Team 3, 4; Dance Committee 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Volleyball 2, 3, 4 James Roland Kelly 9 Houston Street Newark IS... . . « President ов Senior Class WHE WM”. « sv + о о v а САМ BE FOUND . . . . т guidance office FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . +. . sports Activities: Honor Man |, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Class Officer (Vice President 1,3, (President) 2, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball (Cap- tain) 2, 3, 4; Freshman Football; Fresh- man Basketball. RO H: Seniors recite rosary in abbey garden during October, the month of the Holy Rosary. N Thomas Richard Kennedy 330 Mount Prospect Avenue Newark Wee б, o о + ambitious WILL BE. . . + + + „ . ۵ CAN BE FOUND . ‚ at anyone's party FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . . dancing Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Camera Club 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2. Leonard Michael Klotzek 88 Avenue L Newark wih оо + « о OOO. compe WILL BE. . . + . . another Farmer Gray CAN BE FOUND. i te . digging FAVORITE PASTIME . . . thinking of jokes Activities: Honor Man ], 3, 4; Class Representative 1; Dance Committee 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Biology Club. Edward Aloysius Kersting 465 Ferry Street Newark В... + „ „ „ „ o hard worker WILL E . . + + + . „ executive CAN BE FOUND. . . . on Casino Court FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . . guessing Activities: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Wrestling 2. East Orange ‚ known as Jeep college basketball ace . on basketball court FAVORITE! PASTIME . listening to jazz Activities: Honor Man 1; Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, (Captain) 4; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 1; Latin Club 1; Monogram Club 3, (Vice President) 4; Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Vol- leyball 1, 2; Freshman Basketball; J. V. Baseball 1, 2. Thomas Henry Kunst 72 Manhattan Court Nutley Dos... © « зо я «uk wilde WILL ВЕ. . . . . . . .grease monkey CAN BE FOUND. . doing homework under car FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . , working Activities: Gregorian Choir 1; French Club 3. Louis James La Capra 205 Clifton Avenue Newark A A dh Gai WILL BE. . + +. Shocking the world CAN BE FOUND . near Barringer FAVORITE PASTIME enjoying history Activities: Honor Man 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Wrestling 3; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4; Freshman Football. Thomas Joseph Lally 365 Lincoln Avenue Orange IS. . . . . . affectionately called “Irv” WAG BE. o è o . + „а good host CAN BE FOUND, . . at any Broadway Show FAVORITE PASTIME . . smiling at people Activities: Honor Man 1, 2, 4; Forum 1; Benedict News 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Gregorian Choir 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Class Representative 2; Class Officer 1; Dance Committee 2; Intramural Wrestling 2; Chorale 2; Biology 2. John Joseph Lauber 31! Grant Avenue Nutley NT ES . « great singer WILL DB. + + v + � а ШИШ CAN BE FOUND. . . slugging people FAVORITE PASTIME . rocking around the clock Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Chorale 4, Raymond Patrick Le ۵ quom b v . +. handsome Sports Editor WILL ВЕ. А lady killer CAN BE FOUND . ‚ at all sports events FAVORITE PASTIME writing 'Sportograms' Activities: Forum 1, B lict New 2, (Sports Editor) 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Chorale 2, 3, 4; Danc (1mittee 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Intramura Wrestling Intramural Volleyball 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 2, RECITATION: Father Columba throws puzzling history questions at class. PARLOR D TRICKS: Roland Ralph Leimann M Cranford ansion Terrace Зо + + «© ° « з� و‎ Тато star WILL ВЕ. «ом engineer CAN BE FOUND on the streets of Cranford FAVORITE PASTIME . visiting Fr. Dunstan Activities: Varsity Track 1, 2; Dance Committee 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, ` 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 ri Father Michael solves questions of Johnson, Dunphy, McGuire and Lynsky. Bart Anthony Licciardo 15 Ж Sup du s . +. flashy dresser WIL GE. o « . . man about town CAN BE FOUND FAVORITE PASTIME on the streets of Passaic stickball Activities: Forum 3: Band 3; Varsity Baset Dance Committee isketball : J Е litor ba ° - (Y 1 Vincent William Lorenzo ral Avenue East Orange EL. a гь, W. а-� French enthusiast WILL ВЕ. + + business administrator CAN BE FOUND on any basketball court FAVORITE PASTIME . . fixing his car Activities: Varsity Baseball 4; Intramural Basketball 2; Intramural Volleyball 3; J V. Baseball Thomas John McEnery 24 Grand Avenue East Orange о 69 я є UO ` x BRO Dm MS WHA BE, s . . © « . „йш CAN BE FOUND. . checking at King's FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . . dancing Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Volleyball 4; Biology Club 2. Michael Wallace Lynskey rth Fifteenth Stre $ ng th Fifteenth Street East Orang M. з і w ё w бо� «ЭЭК. ЖАШ WILL BE. . . . . +. .Seton Hall U. man CAN BE FOUND . at the candy machine FAVORITE PASTIME . . being on time Activities: Gregorian Choir 1; Camera Club 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 2 John Thomas McCullen 9 Ramapo Way Scotch Plains IS... . . . Samson from Scotch Plains WILL BE � ә . . . diesel jockey CAN BE FOUND . reading Treasure Chest FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . + helping Activities: French Club 3; Dánce Com- nittee 3 Glee Club 3, 4; Telolog Charles Joseph McGuire 12 Reynolds Avenue East Newark б... + « а 6 y А WuL ВЕ. . o . сос a ЖИШШ CAN BE FOUND . . any record shop FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . . working Activities: Varsity Cross Country 3; Cam- era Club 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Freshman Basketball; Biology Club 2; Harmonica Club 3, 4. Frank Vincent McGuire 700 Summer Avenue Newark в. + О с5а в = М ae WILL BE з o . un + ӨЙ 0. man САМ ВЕ FOUND . . + + « „In Casino Hall FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . loving it up Activities: Band 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Varsity Cross Country 1, 2; Class Repre- sentative 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4; J. V Football 1; ). М. Baseball 1. James Francis McKenzie 287 West Passaic Avenue Rutherford IS. . . . . . redheaded football player WILL BE. . + + 5 � redheaded farmer CAN BE FOUND . + + « 5 «im: Rutherford FAVORITE PASTIME . . playing the piano Activities: Forum 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Var- sity Football 3, 4; Gregorian Choir 1: J. М. Football 1, 2; Biology Club 2; Intra- mural Wrestling 1, 2; Intramural Basket- E 1, 2; Chorale 2 Piano Recital 1, 2, › 4. Richard Gregory McHugh 28 Virginia Avenue Montclair №: o à €� s� 5� x «з ARMEN Wi ВВ. � « w, „ « с Ny Per CAN BE FOUND . . around Immaculate FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . +. . fishing Activities: Gregorian Choir 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance. Cor mn d gd V James ны McKechnie 15 Jackson Avenu Elizabeth №, v as « «© « а 0... Me Aa WILL BE . . . . . business administrator CAN BE FOUND . . cleaning Hughes' sax FAVORITE PASTIME . listening to Serenaders Activities: Honor Man 1 : Benedict News 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; French Club 3; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball! 3, 4; Rifle Club 1; Biology Club 2; Telolog Associate Editor. William Bartholomew McNamara 30 Carolyn Terrace Roselie Mi ee an ee в 9 . +. joker WALDE, 4-45 ; Heitywend star CAN BE FOUND . . starting his car FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . playing freeze Activities: Band 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Маю sity Basketball 4; Golf Team 4; Class Representative 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Wrestling 1, 3; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Freshman Basketball; J. У. Baseball 1, 2. Thomas Vincent McNicholas 955 Westminster Avenue Hillside Шз ç m o� € s s s x� «ПЛ SED ЖА NÉ. رت‎ ж э x x M o� d NE CAN ВЕ FOUND. . . . . „talking it up FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . . what else Activities: Honor Man 1, 2, 3, 4; Bene- dict News 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football (Man- ager) 3; Gregorian Choir 1; French Club 3; Monogram Club 3; Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 1; Telolog. FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION: students struggle over difficult experiments Matthew Philip Mahon Wildwood Road Allenhurst ВУ ооо sow ж � ай x G ЛИ WILL BE. . ۸ 2 . . . . 0000 puller CAN BE FOUND . . . . . .in Allenhurst FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . bowling 300's Activities: French Club 3; Dance Com- mittee 4; Intramural Basketbal 1, 2, 4; Freshman Basketball. 93 Chemistry Robert August Morose 383 Page Avenue Lyndhurst 15 ۰ ۰ .. © +s © o o « basketball fan WHEL BÉ, + + ` 5 a leader CAN BE FOUND . . . . . on honor roll FAVORITE PASTIME . . target shooting Activities: Honor Man |, 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Basketball 1, 3, 4, (Captain) 2; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4; Latin Honor Society 1, 2; Rifle Club; Freshman Foot- ball; Sophomore Basketball. John Francis Masterson 98 Myrtle Avenue Irvi ngton - + ç « „ w v� w з. з AN wieder WILL BE. 6 4 college student CAN BE FOUND . . at any pizza palace FAVORITE PASTIME. . going to movies Activities: Honor Man | 3; Glee Club l; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Wrestling 4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4 George Leo Matthias 193 Ferry Street Newark 5... © + و‎ + ¢ o � Stock car fan WILL BE . ۰ з � NCE man CAN BE FOUND . . near the juke box FAVORITE PASTIME . ‚ mathematics Activities: Intramural Basketball 1, 2. г Mark Louis Mauriello ro 16 Grand Avenue East Orange —N La aa as 4s 3 aoe WILL BE. è . band leader CAN BE FOUND . . giving lessons FAVORITE PASTIME being cool Activities: Band 1; Orchestra 1; Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Gregorian Choir |; French Club 3; Class Representative 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball (Captain) 1, 4; Intramural Volleyball 3 Senior Prom Co-Chairman. APR, William Jude Mealia 91 Grove Terrace Irvinaton IS... . . + + . dance committeeman WILL ВЕ. ۰ CAN BE FOUND. . FAVORITE PASTIME . ‚ auto executive г ۵ . і� glee club . wearing school letter Activities: Archbishop Walsh) Forum 1; Honor Man 1; (St. Benedict's) Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball (Mana ger) 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Chorale 2 John Matthias Memminger Street West Orange I$ ۰ . oso o s „ „ small honor man WL DE. . 4 = „ « o رح سپ‎ CAN BE FOUND. . . . trying to get taller FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . learning golf Activities: Honor Man |, 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2 ‚4; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2 GLORIA TIBI DOMINE: Charlie Drew serves at the monthly Senior Communion Day. - w. Philip Eugene Merdinger 5 Glenwood Avenue East Orange E re was 4 = s e АИ WILL BE. . . . 2 . . 9% Vincent man CAN BE FOUND . . + . . in music room FAVORITE PASTIME . . . absorbing music Activities: Honor Man 2, 3, 4; Forum 1+ 2, 3; Benedict News 1 2, 3 � s. De 3and , 2, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1; French Club 3; Dance Committee 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Chorale 2, 3, 4; St. Cecilia, Duo-Piano Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 George Michael Murphy 199 Pennington Street Newark б... w هم‎ о Latin ۲ Wien BE з «о + ww eX o x ЗДО CAN BE FOUND. . . . . translating Latin FAVORITE PASTIME . correcting Fr. Ambrose Activities: Honor Man 1, 2, 3, 4; Bene- dict News 3, 4; French Club 3; Class Officer 1, (President) М e” ۳ Frank Henry Murray, Jr. 6 Greenwood Avenue Nest Огафде Mica 4X از‎ Wee BE... ws + + + o н CAN BE FOUND . . in his yellow convertible FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . making money Activities: Forum 3; Golf Team 2, 3, (Captain) 4; French Club 3; Dance Com- mittee 4 (Chairman); Monogram Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; In- tramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Senior Prom Co-Chairman 624 Mount F spe Michael Sanders Murray Jewark IS. . . . . . . . amateur photographer WILL BE‘. А CAN BE FOUND FAVORITE PASTIME Activities: French Club 1; Intramural Basketball . psychiatrist in Physics Lab selling ads Camera Club 4 William John Ort is s . + « 5 « Бі varsity player WILL BE CAN BE FOUND . FAVORITE PASTIME . Activities: Varsity Foott С mmitt tramural Basketball ۱, 2, 3, 2: Intramural М Wrestling A BLACKBOARD JUNGLE: Captain) - 3: Monogram Club 3, 4; In 4; Intramural . allowed in fraternity house . at Benedict field . casual sports 4 Varsity Dance lleyball 3, 4 Senior D caught in one of the quieter moments of French class. N ۱ Robert Charles Pacilli Roa І Jstor 15 ко� з wo� ж . аб НМ ЖААШ WILL BE. ۰ . fighting Irishman CAN BE FOUND in John G's car FAVORITE PASTIME . ‚ licking stamps 2; Golf Team 3 Activities: | lonor Man 2, 3; Intramural Basketball Anthony Gerard Petruzzelli ۲4 Lindsley Place East Orange i$. + u . os = «head of UN. table WILL BE. . . . . . . . business exec CAN BE FOUND. . . . . „with Reardon FAVORITE PASTIME. . . football and nurses Activities: (Seton Hall) Varsity Football 2; Latin Club 1; J. V. Football 1; Mono gram Club 1; (St, Benedict's) French Club 3; Varsity Football 3, 4; Monogram Club 4 James Leonard Quinn 1237 Pierpont Street Rahway IS... . م‎ . . o . sports enthusiast WILL BE . . . 2 + . „+, . engineer CAN BE FOUND. . . . . . Rahway Park FAVORITE PASTIME . . . trying to jitterbug Activities: Honor Man 2, 3, 4; Benedict News 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Class Representative 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football 2; Chorale 3, 4. Francis Raymond Perkins 1215 Jeanette Avenue Union IS... . + + . Green Lizzard” owner WILL BE. ۰ ۰ ۰ ۰ =. . « 5 star general CAN BE FOUND. . . . . . with the boys FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . . growing Activities: Honor Man 2; Varsity Wres- tling 2, 4; Intramural Wrestling 1, 2, 3. b vi Richard Gabriel Pizzano 282 Ridge Street Newark HE o. 6758 вза в оз + � AERE WIM BE. . + x 1 CAN BE FOUND . . . . . . in room 40 FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . eating pizza Activities: Honor Man 1, 2; Benedict News 3, 4; Telolog; Gregorian Choir 1; French Club 3; Camera Club 2, 3, (Pres-A ident) 4; Intramural Baskg balVP, 3, Y;) Latin Honor Удсі 1, A L HM Ж if Joseph Edward Quinn 636 Mount Prospect Avenue Newark IS. . . . . + . B News feature editor WR BE... a X € „. = jet pilot CAN BE FOUND. . . . . .in Chem Lab FAVORITE PASTIME . . airplane pictures Activities: Honor Man 2, 3, 4; Benedict News 1, 2, (Feature Editor) 3, 4; Intra- mural Wrestling 4; Biology 2. Matthew Francis Raftree 1 Oakley Avenue Summit I$ . ۰ . . +. . from Brooklyn Prep A AAA = „ = را‎ CAN BE FOUND . . in a swimming pool FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . playing ball Activities: (Brooklyn Prep) Honor Man 1; Intramural Football 1; Soft Ball; Sodal- ity; Intramural Basketball 1; (St. Bene- dict’s) Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Thomas Richard Reilly 16 North Eleventh Street Newark RAS A basketball fiend WILL BE . . . . . business administrator CAN BE FOUND . $t. Rose's Playground FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . collecting Activities: Latin Club 1; Dance Commit- tee 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; In- tramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4; J.V Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball ۰ Joseph Aloysius Reardon, Jr. 224 Fourth Street Newark Ш... osoa o � o Жа ИИ inport WILL BE . . . . . . Merchant Marine CAN BE FOUND . . at Petruzzelli's FAVORITE PASTIME . . wrecking Kain's car Activities: (Seton Hall) Varsity Football 2; J. V. Football 1; (St. Benedict's) In- tramural Basketball 3, 4; French Club 3; Varsity Wrestling 4; Benedict News 4. de (LC E ( га HA Daniel Joseph Reilly 942 Monroe Avenue Elizabeth IS. . . م‎ . + + + . good photographer WHA: BE + a 22 te � ) � A ЭМИШ CAN BE FOUND. . . . + . + anytime FAVORITE PASTIME . visiting concert halls Activities: Honor Man 2; Glee Club 1; Varsity Track 1, 2; Varsity Cross Country 1, 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 2. John James Ripak 544 East First Avenue Roselle M a e. з ро Де а a s WILL BE . . . . «© + + о. 0 CAN BE FOUND . . . . . . in cafeteria FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . eating chips Activities: Golf Team 4; Gregorian Choir 1. _ —— FATHER GERALD'S GERUNDS: Father Gerald shows smiling Bob Hughes of Senior C the finer points of diagramming Gerard Joseph Rivell James Joseph Salmon Paul Daniel Schedler 628 Highland Avenue Newark 37 Prospect Street Belleville 23 B mfield Passaic Avenue B eld MONI. scr. а UU MN NN uu a 4. ee . fashion plate IS ne � ww £4 A Ww Фо ss WEL ВЕ, .. © + � о «атібагу mua WILL BE . + + « Port Authority Cop WHERE, + s = +t . . hotel manager CAN BE FOUND. . . . . in the cafeteria CAN BE FOUND. . . . . in '32 Plymouth CAN BE FOUND. . . . . .in Bloomfield FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . being happy FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . wisecracks FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . old Telologs Activities: Honor Man 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Activities: Class Repfesentative 1 i Activities: Biology Club 2; French Club 3 Club 1, 2, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4 Г | р | Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra £” z mural Volleyball 3; Freshman Football; Chorale 3 a“ Stephen Robert Shulkowski 24 West Twenty-Fourth Street Bayonne IS. . . . . . . . watching his weight WILL BE . beds s shrewd operator CAN BE FOUND. . . . . . shooting pool FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . . +. bowling Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2 Lee Raymond Silva 800 North Brodd Street Elizabett O Ber з Й WILL ВЕ. . . . . strictly an accountant CAN BE FOUND. . at a gas station FAVORITE PASTIME. . . + . . hot rods Activities: Intramural Basketball (Holy Trinity, Westfield) 1, 2; (St. Benedict's 3, 4 George Leon Smith 299 North Fifth Street Newark I$ .rY . АМ. Aj. . «+ Mad dancer WILL BE NV. . A . ۳ V druggist CAN RE FOUND . ‚ Arahking his car FAYQRITE РАБТАМЕ|. . . pjaying barmoñica Activities: Ба� а ۱ Frenàp lup Dirge Committee 1412713, 4 Lameng ۵ Intramural Baskefball , 2; ار‎ Club 8 ROSARY MONTH: Seniors recite ۷ in abbey garden Robert Emmett Smith 160 Beechwood Road Summit В...� + š + o ах з� оба estacion WILL ВЕ. . . . . . . rocket engineer CAN BE FOUND . . . . . in a swim suit FAVORITE PASTIME . . blowing up chem lab Activities: Honor Man 2, 3; Varsity Baseball 4; Library Club 2, 3; Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, ; J. V. Baseball 2; Biology Club 2 Peter Michael Sullivan 14 West Fortieth Street Bayonne 158 ۰ + + + + © v “= + Torapa Knight WILL BE. . . . . . . . college student CAN BE FOUND . . around drawing board FAVORITE PASTIME . visiting Staten Island Activities: Honor Man 1, 2; Benedict News 1, 2, 4; Forum 1; Class Officer 2; Class Representative 1, 4; Intramural Basketball |, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Football; Biology Club 2, John Lawrence Sullivan 25 Gifford Avenue Jersey City i$. + + = « «datar Иза L” WILL BE . + 2 à ۰ � « ۲ CAN BE FOUND . . around St. Peter's Prep FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . beachcombing Activities: (St. Peter's Prep) Intramural Basketball |, 2; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2; J. V. Basketball 2; Freshman Basket- ball; J. V. Baseball 1; (St. Benedict's Prep) French Club 3; Intramural Basket ball 3, 4; Dance Committee 4. Andrew Angelo Suppa 63 New Street Belleville Bun ç w но -є з ЖМА eee WILL BE. . . . + + . walking “Univac” CAN BE FOUND . . . . . . in room 25 FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . . studying Activities: Honor Man 1; Glee Club 1; Library Club 2; Camera Club 2; Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 8, (Captain) 4. у IMP. Maurice Louis Tauriello 9 Peck Avenue Newark No. + و و مه‎ v ММ WILL BE. . . . . . . . basketball star CAN BE FOUND. . . . . . і� any crowd FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . gallivanting Activities: Varsity Football 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; French Club 3; Class Officer (Co-Treasurer) 3, (Treasurer) 4; Class Representative ], 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; Dance Committee 3; Intra- mural Basketball 1; Intramural Wrestling 1, 2; J. V. Baseball 2; Freshman Basket- ball. Frederic Jerome Toy 404 Verona Avenue Elizabeth б... v э v « « handsome Senior WHERE. � s зо و‎ . . doctor Ml CAN BE FOUND . . . . at Benedict Field | FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . earning letters Activities: Gregorian Choir 4 Bana ev Committee 2; татыта Ж ball 2, є Intramural Volleyb all) رز‎ А Footb ait 3; J. V, Baseball 2, 41 Western F дог I$. te э 2 з э. э + the quia man WILL BE é о ө з ee MUA CAN BE FOUND. ۰ . . . breaking bones FAVORITE PASTIME . . . following Salmon Activities: Orchestra 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Gregorian Choir 1. Jerome Richard Vaccarezza 96 Tremont Avenue East Orange ۱8 ۰ . . «© 5 ө o o � Conscientious WILL ВЕ. « е oe є «Мате U. grad CAN BE FOUND. . . . . .in the library FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . reading books Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 2; Library Club 1. y Joseph Andrew Valvano 219 West Linden Avenue Linden B... s (З че 5 з ane اه‎ WILL BE. © |; САМ BE FOUND . . . . +. + . studying FAVORITE PASTIME. . . . +. . talking Activities: Gregorian Choir 1. Robert Francis Weber Dios 4 meo� W X . ВЯ WILL BE. . . ۰ a « + Rutgers man CAN BE FOUND . . doodling for В News FAVORITE PASTIME. . . +. + + . trains Activities: Honor 1 2; Benedi 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club + у У William Joseph) Ward eib Avenue Elizabeth | I. « ç. В « v з « x My АЕ WILL BE. . + . . . . chemical engineer CAN BE FOUND . . . at St. Mary's dances FAVORITE PASTIME . . . making honor roll Activities: St. Mary |; Varsity Track 1; (St tramural Basketball Club 2. ۷ y ` Andre John Worobec С | st Runyon Street Newark В � x x но «WE... Wa fia WIUL SE. . . rn +. on fire CAN BE FOUND . . . +. . in Physics lab FAVORITE PASTIME . . . . . exploring Activities: Honor Man 2, 3, 4; Forum 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Intramural Wrestling 4; Chorale 4 Stephen Joseph Zaremba 45 Munsee Drive Cranford IS. 2 . . . „that many splendored thing WILL BE . . . . . . . mining engineer CAN BE FOUND. . . . . +. . at parties FAVORITE PASTIME . . . studying German Activities: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intramural Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football 2: Freshman Football; Varsity Football 3. GRANT TRADUISE: Reciting in Mr. Irving's French Class is Mike Grant for the benefit of Cadigan, Byrne, Gianetti, and Tauriello of Senior ۰ John Christopher Zibor 7 Hughes Street Passaic Шен жж� � б.� s � « 9 N56 WM WILL BE. . . . . . corporation manager CAN BE FOUND. Allwood Food Fair FAVORITE PASTIME . . . +. +. + + discs Activities: Benedicts News 3, 4; Library Club 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4. Robert Hugh Roden 11a Emory Street Jersey City S. + + + o o o brand newcomer WILL BE ra . excavating engineer CAN BE FOUND . . with math book FAVORITE PASTIME . . . + + studying Activities: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3. Norman John Zilahy 57 Melrode Street Nutley Ши kus e й Father Theodore's pet WHEL BE. « a + + + эша CAN BE FOUND. ‚ doing homework FAVORITE PASTIME . repairing 1856 Packard Activities: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4; J. V. Baseball 1; J. V. Football 1, Cholly Drew checks and Tony Scotti. PASSPORTS , PLEASE: tickets of Tommy Brown spırıtual CONFERENCE NUMBER 2: Seniors pay rapt attention to the Retreat Master during November Day of Recollection ` a ONE FRIDAY A MONTH: Father Laurence gives = Peter Sullivan the Eucharist on the monthly Commun- . ion Day. The Senior Religion course is organized with the thought in mind that within a few years after graduation, most seniors will be out in the world on their own, exposed to the different trials of faith and sex. Apologetics, which covers the proofs of God's existence and Catholic slants on worldly events, is featured in the first semester. Lectures on various aspects of married life, with a regard for both impediments and the role of sex, are given in the second semester by Father Martin, the teacher. THE BOSS: Editor-in-Chief Charlie Drew checks material. MANAGING THE LAYOUTS Layout and Managing editor Clair Flinn works with his ruler. PEN-PAL: Literary Editor Tom Clohosey tries his hand at writing. HOLD THAT POSE: Picture of Pho- tographer Dick Pizzano taking a pic- ture SUBORDINATES: Associate Editors Dave Broome, Dennis McKechnie, Jake McCullen, Keith Burnett, and Ray LeFebrve work on their assignments. TELOLOG STAFF AND FRIEND Left to right), е Raymond LeFebrve, John McCullen, Clair Flinn, Broc j William Collins, rat 1 Pizzano, Ke 5 mew 0 і Gary ۵ an QUASI-PICTO-AUTOBIOGRAPHY As the title suggests, this section is sort of an autobiography in pictures. This year's Telolog staff was distingushed by re- markable cooperation on the part of most of the staff members The Editors have all done a commendable job in planning and writing the book; while the Associate Editors typed and gave other assistance without which the completion of the book would have been impossible. The Business Department kept the ads straight and the money rolling in. All these factors combine to make what we hope will be one of the best yearbooks Benedict's ever put out BACK FROM VACATION Efficient Co-Sports Editors Bart Licciardo and Sam Cer rato co-sports edit their sec- tion. CRUMMY BOOKS Charlie Crummy, Business Manager, manages the Telolog's busi- ness. SENIOR SOCIAL У� (ССОО 5 A. Du s WELCOME FOR $1.50 : Everybody was the Inaugural SOCIAL LIGHT: Murray the chairman and Collins his henchman VICTORY CAROUSE: Couples carouse around at the with the ladies under exotic street light at the Inaugural dance Victory Dance to Vinnie Waldron's music EXECUTIVES: Secretary Carey, President Kelly, and Vice President Dunphy pose escortees at he Inaugural PROM COMMITTEE: (Seated) Ray Lefebrve, Frank Murray (Со братан. Mark Mauriello, (Co-Chair- man), Clair Flinn. (Standing) Tom Brown, Anthony DiFlumeri, Bill Melia, Jerome Vacarezza, Bill McNa- mara, Paul Schedler, Jake McCullen, Jim McKenzie, Casimir Kelly, Bill Collins and Dave Boyle. Lond „ин tt student ' r A calendar М cite gins er 16, 1755, 9:00 АМ o ; starts his sixth Major administrat; Eighty-; seventh scho year as h n changes | Е 19 9l year be at ther Philip 56 emt arks Sunday, October 22, 2 P.M.: The Band plays at the Queen of Peace game . . . Ted Marchese is the new drum major . . Bees stung, 14-7 Saturday, November 5, 2 P.M.: Bees meet Fair Lawn at the home field . . . Fair Lawn romps, 46- 7 . . . Line coach Sam Cavallero seems justly concerned about the outcome of the game. October 29, 2 P.M.: The Pingry game at Benedict Field . . We lose, 34-14 . . . Unidentified Bee tries heroically for ball. Friday, January 27, 1956, 8:30 P.M.: The Basketball team meets the Eastern Military five . . . Bees romp 90-73 . . . Crosby is the high scorer . . . Brings rec ord to thirteen won against two losses. November ‚ 195 › of the first quarter eport cards turned to cheerful Father Nicholas, who cheer- fully explains that the marks must be brought up March 7, 1956: Telolog off to press . . . Wheels, Flinn, Drew, Clohosey, and Collins take a moment for relaxation, until proofreading begins . . . back to tedious school work. February 1, 1956: The Saint Benedict's swimming team is inaugurated . . . Robert Kogen is the coach . . « Twenty-two Bees comprise team . . . The team winds up it's first season with a 4 and 4 record. LM - 33 Ка INE April 2, 1956, 8:00 P.M 10th Annual Spring Musical at Arts High School . . Alumni is back for celebration Climax of many hours of rehearsing is most suc cessful Мау, 1956,'Lunch Period: The Rosary is re- cited everyday during tht month of May for World Peace . . . Class Officers lead their fel- low students in the recitation. June 15, 1956, 8:00 P.M.: Graduation Exercises at the Mutual Benefit Auditorium . . . the end of our Prep School days... Abbot Patrick awards the diplomas at the end of the ceremony. PATRONS PATRONS FEDERAL STORAGE 155 WASHINGTON STREET BENEFACTORS MR. AND MRS. JOHN J. BIRD ANGUS L. GORDON OFFICE FURNITURE DIEGES Є CLUST 139 Front Street 17 John Street New York, N. Y New York 8, N. Y, CHARLES F. HAHN, INC FORSGATE FARMS General Insurance MILK AND CREAM Clifton, М, J. Jamesburg, М. J. ۸۷۸۱۱۵۱۵۲۳۷ 6-2667 Compliments of JOSEPH G. KEARNS M. B. GARRIGAN PLUMBING SUPPLY CO 37-47 St. Charles Street JERSEY PLASTICS AND N Newark 15, N. J. DIE CASTING CO 149 Shaw Avenue IRVINGTON 11, М. Y. GEBAUER TOOL AND DIE СО Okner Parkway Livingston, N. J. MR. AND MRS. B. E. NATELSON SPECIAL PATRONS Rev. Thomas Kenney Burke James J. Кееда� In Memory of А. E. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen М. Baron Mr. E. F. Marose Benedictine Mothers' League Dr. and Mrs. John F. Masterson St. Mary з Abbey Mr. and Mrs. L. Memminger Dr. George L. Benz Mr. and Mrs. Wilber J. Bernard . and Mrs. Edmund G. Brown . and Mrs. William Burke The Music Club Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Reardon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Reilly Saint Mary's Hospital . and Mrs. James F. Cadigan School of Nursing Mayor Leo P. Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Austen E. Casey Mr. and Mrs. John МУ. Sullivan Theodore E. Colleton George E. Szokolay, Jr. А Former Health Commissioner | The Cousins Club East Newark, М, J. Mr. and Mrs. William Healey In Prayerful Remembrance of Frank X. Keegan Mary G. Van Driel CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 FROM Benedictine Academy 840 NORTH BROAD STREET ELIZABETH COMPLIMENTS Needhams Motor Freight FAST OVERNIGHT SERVICE New York - New Jersey - Philadelphia All Intermediate - - Suburban Towns John Duffy FUEL COMPANY FUEL OIL CHARLES M. DUFFY, SR., 3 CHARLES M. DUFFY, JR., 51 JOHN DUFFY, '53 156-158 Adams Street Newark 5, New Jersey MArket 2-6946 Thomas Electronics, Inc. 118 Ninth Street Passaic, New Jersey BUSINESS PATRONS Bayonne JOHN BRUNNER Butcher and Grocer 1102 Avenue C NALLY’S TYDOL STATION 52nd Street and Broadway MAKELY’S FLORIST 584 Broadway Belleville HAHN'S BAKE SHOP 181 Washington Avenue A. LATERZA Beer - Wines - Liquors 309 Union Avenue REED'S DRUG STORE 183 Washington Avenue ROSE'S DELICATESSEN 222 William Street Bloomfield THE PETER J. QUINN Home for Funerals ROBERT J. LUTZ 379 Bloomfield Avenue Clifton ALLWOOD BAKERY Famous for Quality 60 Market Street Cranford BUILDER'S GENERAL SUPPLY 336 Centenial Avenue CRANFORD PAINT HARDWARE 104 South Avenue DEHMER'S FLOWER SHOPPE 107 North Union Avenue GOLDBERG'S МЕМ'5 SHOP KUEHN SHEET METAL NORTH AVENUE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP JOHN A. THEISZ Esso Servicenter 23 South Avenue W East Orange AL'S UNITED GROCERY 26 William Street ESSEX CLEANERS For Those Who Care 28 William Street JOSEPH FINNERAN Funeral Home 102 South Clinton Avenue FLOOD FUNERAL HOME 112 South Munn Avenue FRED SALON Dance Music 58 Sunnyside Terrace ED KILEY'S DELICATESSEN Cold Cuts - Italian Products 123 Tremont Avenue MASTER CRAFTSMAN Silversmith and Platers Ecclesiastical Approval 24 North Munn Ауе� из NOLL'S ESSO STATION Tremont and Shepard Avenues RALPH'S CONFECTIONERY 15th and William. Streets RESISTOFLEX CORP. 614 Central Avenue Elizabeth ASSOCIATED BEVERAGE 302-304 Madison Avenue BILL'S NEWSPAPER SERVICE 1258 Mary Street CROWLEY’S LIQUOR STORE 505 Elizabeth Avenue ELK BEEF CO., INC. 1226 East Broad Street HOLIDAY CLEANERS, INC. 1075 South Elmora Avenue ILG'S MEN'S SHOP 861 Elizabeth Avenue JIMMY'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 331-337 Morris Avenue KORNER SWEET SHOP 1073 South Elmora Avenue LEO'S BARBER SHOP 1045 North Broad Srteet LEXINGTON DRUG CO. Lawrence Marlis, Ph.G 1037 North Broad Street F. T. MORRIS, INC. Druggist 244 North Broad Street MARTY'S DINER 57 North Broad Street McCARTHY’S CONFECTIONERY 1077 North Avenue NORTH END SWEET SHOP 7003 Monroe Avenue CARL SCHAFER Choice Meats - Frozen Foods 961 Madison Avenue TRAVELONG Airline - Steamship Agent VELLUCCI PHARMACY 961 Madison Avenue LEVY BROS. DEPT. STORE The Youth Center of Union County Harrison A-1 MUSIC CENTER 5 North 4th Street H. ASCH Wallpaper - Paint - Auto Supplies 233 Harrison Avenue . J. BUTLER SON, INC. Plymouth - DeSoto Dealers 540 Harrison Avenue PAUL FROIO Cleaning - Pressing 239 Hamilton Street GOODMANS 311 Harrison Avenue HARRISON PRINTING CO. 100 Harrison Avenue HARRISON SHOE SERVICE 229 Harrison Avenue W. P. KILLILEA Kleen Sales Со. Auto Seat Covers 114 Harrison Avenue JOSEPH МеСАВТНУ 108 North 4th Street STEVE'S FLOWER SHOP 505 North 4th Street Hillside MILLER'S PHARMACY Joseph R. Schafman, Reg. Phar 265 Hollywood Avenue M. 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GUEMPEI Coal - Coke - Fuel Oil 188 Jacoby Street MANGIERI BROTHERS Home Made Ice Cream and Candies 1875 Springfield Avenue MAPLE BAKE SHOP 1883 Springfield Avenue MAPLEWOOD MOTOR VEHICLE AGENCY 1789 Springfield Avenue Newark AEROHEAT FUEL CO. 78 Elm Road A FRIEND ALMA DRESSMAKER SHOP AMERICAN HAND LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 69 William Street AMERICAN SHOPS, INC. 800 Broad Street ARTISTS SUPPLY SERVICE 556 High Street BETTY BRIDAL SHOP 55 Springfield Avenue BILKAY'S EXPRESS CO. 303 South Street MAX BLAU SONS Office Furniture 101 Branford Place BORO COAT, APRON LINEN SUPPLY CO. 690 Summer Avenue BRENNER DESK CO. Desks and Chairs 326-336 Plane Street 122 JOHN CATINO Wholesale Poultry 162-64 Orange Street COLEMAN'S DRESS SUITS TO HIRE 40 West Market Street JAMES F. COLLINS CO. Kitchen Equipment 149 Mulberry Street A. K. DeLEMOS CO. Music Publishers 6 Central Avenue MAR METAL FINISHING CO. 53 Thomas Street RICKX VENDING CO. 77 Freeman Avenue D'LORENZO GERBER, INC. Clothing - Haberdashery 1210 Raymond Boulevard Compliments of JIGGS DONAHUE DONAHUE'S FLORIST 170 Bloomfield Avenue ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING co. 20 Orange Street FARKAS FURNITURE 892 Broad Street FLOOR-BRITE SUPPLY CO. Paints and Wallpaper 31 Springfield Avenue FREDERICK J. FISCHER AGENCY General Insurance 207 Market Street L. GALINIKIN, INC. 676 South 12th Street GERBER’S ARTISTS AND DRAFTING MATERIALS 17 Springfield Avenue GIALANELLA MEAT MARKET 701 Summer Avenue GOLDFINGER’S Serving Youth From Infancy to Graduation 174-6 Ferry Street GOLDSMITH LEATHER CO. 117-121 Paris Street HAN-KOW CHINESE б AMERICAN RESTAURANT 18 Branford Place JOE'S MEAT MARKET 191 Ferry Street KANE FUNERAL HOME 39 Humboldt Street HARRY C. KOMISHANE, Ph.G. 199 Stuyvesant Avenue А. LINSENMANN SONS, FLORIST Floral Avenue Corner McClellan Street McDONOUGH FUNERAL HOME 637 Broadway S. MARSH SONS 189 Market Street MOUNT PROSPECT CIGAR STORE Greeting Cards - Stationery 672 Mount Prospect Avenue THE MUSIC BOX 53 Bank Street А. W. NEUSCHELER AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance 39 Raymond Plaza West NEWARK A B C LAUNDRY 237 North 12th Street NEWARK STAMP COIN EXCHANGE 760 Broad Street PARK STYLE FORMALS Special Rates For Students 129-133 Clinton Avenue A. J. PIKOR AUCTION GALLERIES, INC. 367-369 Plane Street PRIME MEATS AND POULTRY Charles Hartmann 104 Roseville Avenue JOSEPH J. REISS CO. Certified Public Accountant 744 Broad Street ROADMASTER TRUCKING СОКР. 100 Elm Road ROBBIE’S SCHOOL OF MUSIC 599 Broad Street RONNIE RECORDS 100 Park Place ROSEVILLE STORAGE CO., INC. 24 Cabinet Street RUCKI FUNERAL HOME 60 Pulaski Street ROBERTS, WALSH CO. 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OTTO MUCIGNAT Tile Contractor 567 McKinley Paterson JIMMIE'S USED CARS 5 East 16th Street Rahway SULO BROS. HOME FURNISHINGS 1465 Irving Street Red Bank DAVIDSON BROS. SUPER MARKETS Perth Amboy, Princeton, New Brunswick, Little Silver Roselle DEBBIE IRVING Ісе Cream Рагіог 535 East 2nd Avenue Roselle Park KRAJACK TANK LINES, ІМС. 70 978-980 East Westfie Avenue EMJAY MAINTENANCE ENGINEER 12 Un Seaside Heights BILL'S GOLF COURSE Hamilton Avenue South Orange THE CHOPPING BLOCK + t Un Quality Accent LALLY'S HARDWARE STORE Almost Everything A FRIEND ROY-ALLAN Haberdashers ¬ Orange Avenue SWEET'S PROSPECT DELICATESSEN Teaneck GRAND OUTFITTERS ( rae Posner Repr 629 Sunset Road Union S. ALEXANDER Mor ` CHARLES V. BERRY, INC. € 865 Morr 16 GAYLIN BUICK, INC. 4 Morr Aver DOWD SHOES John Y. Carlin GRUBER'S BAKER б ۷ MOORE'S B Westfield NORRIS CHEVROLET, INC. HENRY A. WEST West Orange O'HARA'S ACME EXPRESS FOOT OF FENWICK STREET Compliments of MAHON’S EXPRESS NEWARK, NEW JERSEY W. E. HUTTON ۰ Established 1886 Р n: Investment Bankers and Brokers Members of N. Y. Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange Cincinnati Stock Exchange Phi adelphia and Baltimore Stock Exchange Midwest Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade AUSTIN E. CASEY 14 WALL STREET NEW YORK, N CONGRATULATIONS ANGLO AMERICAN VARNISH CO. 53 JOHNSON STREET NEWARK, N. J. NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY UNITED STATES BONDED LIQUOR LICENSE ALCOHOL CARRIERS Bernard Baron, Inc. 93 FERGUSON STREET NEWARK 5, NEW JERSEY Mitchell 2-41 8( COrtlandt 7-1 OFFERS DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE BETWEEN New Jersey Brooklyn Long Island Staten Island New York Bronx Newark Westchester County TANK TRUCK SERVICE A TRUCK RENTING CORPORATION COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE Mitchell 2-4180 BERNARD BARON, President ALBERT W. BARON, Secretary and Treasurer 3 and 5 Ton Trucks Lease or Hire by the 5 to 10 Ton Capacity Day... Week... Year PUBLIC LIABILITY . . . PROPERTY DAMAGE COVERAGE WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING BUT THE DRIVER 59-61 WALL STREET NEWARK 5, NEW JERSEY St. Benedicts Alumni Association ARTHUR В. O'CONNOR, 0 President RAYMOND Е. DALY, 327 Vice President Daniel J. Moore, 112 Treasurer EUGENE E. WALSH, 2 Recording Secretary JOSEPH E. DOYLE, 35 Corresponding Secretary OWEN J. HUDSON, O.S.B. Moderator CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 фе BANNON FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Andrew В. Crummy Dr. Andrew Crummy, Jr., M.D. 7 Charles D. Crummy '56 - - ARMY R.O.T.C. AT SAINT PETER'S COLLEGE NEW JERSEY’S JESUIT COLLEGE Sciences Pre-Engineering - Pre-Medical - Pre-Dentai - Pre-Law Business Administration ARMY R.O.T.C. (Branch General) Evening School of Business is Co-Educational Adult Education Division Public Service Bus No. 108 passes the College Address The Director of Admissions 2641 BOULEVARD JERSEY CITY 6, М. ). 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CARTON President A Complete Moving Service Across the Street - Town - Nation - or Around the World 70 MORRISON ROAD SPRINGFIELD, М. J. COMPLIMENTS OF WELSH FARMS MILK CREAM ICE CREAM DANIEL J. REILLY 942 MONROE AVENUE Home Deliveries Elizabeth Distributor Long Valley 323 or 102) Elizabeth 2-3292 The W. S. COLLINS Agency Insurance B || | b K Variable Pitch Dynaflow CAICOS CAMPBELL-BUICK CORPORATION 420 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 7, N. J THE “NAUTILUS” Atomic Sub and Builders Rely on World's Greatest Lubrication Knowledge With the launching of the “Nautilus” — world's first atomic-powered subma- rine — the U.S. Navy crossed the thresh- old of the atomic age. Socony -Vacuum is proud that it has been able to play a dual role in this most significant event, First, famous Socony -Vacuum lubri- cants are now protecting vital machin- ery aboard the Nautilus. Second, Electric Boat Division, Gen- eral Dynamics Corp. — builder of the Nautilus — relies 100% on our lubri- cants and a program of Correct Lubrica- tion to protect its plant equipment... has done so for the past 34 years! We wish the Nautilus and her crew all success...pledge our continued cooperation, in every way possible, to the Navy and its suppliers, toward the end of keeping America and her allies strong. A snorkel intake tube being machined to very precise tolerances on one of the large lathes in the Groton plant. Hydraulic bender shapes section of 8-in. steel pipe in two minutes. This operation formerly took a full day. SOCONY-VACUUM OIL CO., INC. The Makers of Mobilgas and Mobiloil SOCONY-VACUUM URANGE SAVINGS BANK 290 MAIN STREET, AT SOUTH DAY STREET ORANGE, NEW JERSEY Over 100 Years Of Service In The Community THE OLDEST MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK IN ESSEX COUNTY MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FOR FUTURE EMERGENCIES SAVE AT THIS CONVENIENT FRIENDLY BANK Present interest rate 2 2 % - compounded quarterly MORTGAGE MONEY A VAILABLE Attractive Rates Prompt Action Dorn and Kirschner Band Instrument Co. Exclusive Distributors of DeKay Musical Instruments and Accessories DeKay Musical Instrument Repair Service Owned and Operated by Fred and Wally Kirschner New Jersey's Largest Wholesale Repair Service Special Discounts to St. Benedict’s Students 77 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 3, М. ) acknowleogments OUR purpose in composing the 1956 telolog was to RE- create student life at st. BENEDICT'S. we hope to have Been successful. If SO, IT was through the combined ef- forts of A most congenial staff, OUR faculty AÖVISER, father columba; the invalu- able assistance Of OUR рив- lısher new CITY PRINTING company and the untining work of our photographer Lorstan studios. the EdITORS ЫШ Congratulations and the best of luck! We at Lorstan are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photo- graphs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Lorstan Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Lorstan portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices! LORSTAN Y STUDIOS Foremost School Photographers in the East Enjravatong Produced by م۷‎ NEW CITY PRINTING CO. a Эте ш a у р а کس ےر = وج‎ ace می‎ ET т ی‎ T A кы ev