St Helena High School - Helenian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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M., QA-L... ,,..-.31 . ,- , 1 ,.,x., fi. bags 'X I x' I . 0l'l0l g6llAQl CLHCJ tA0l' lt as an undemable faet that after God man s tender emotaons of loye devotxon and gratatude are gxven to has parents It IS an lnnfate affeetaon sanetaoned by the davme natural .and human law No matter how eval a hum an beang may be, we expect h1m to hold on to has love for h1s mother and father 'Ihe reasons for thas love 'md affection are m my They haye brought us Into the yyorld fed and clothed us vyhale we have been groyymg up They have nursed us when we were sack, eonforted us when we were an pun or sorrow, advised us when yye needed thear help an our problems They haye tlught us our pr ayers, seen to at that we haye been faithful to our rellglous du ues, and gnen us the blesslngs of a Latholae LLlL1ClIlUI'l lt yy as to hue these Chrastmn prmcaples mstalled anto us that our mothers and fathers sent us here to Sunt I-Ielenas In m my mst anees they had to oyercome finan eral dlffaeultaes to see to at that vye reeelved this C atholae Educatlon They made these saerafiees because they realazed thenr par ent al responsabalaty to edue ate thear chlldren properly They lenevy that such an education as needed now more than eyer before an the hnstory of the world They dld not want us to grow up to agnore God and our relaglous dutxes They dad not want us to be caught an the eyxl stream of yuvemle delmqueney nor dad they want us to thlnk, as so many others around us, that materlal pleasure as the only pur pose of exlstence They wanted us to be taught that there as an eternal purpose to lafe, attained only by prayer and sell sxcrafice We have been taught these prmeaples an our four years at Saant Helents and yye have had ln our mothers and fathers laymg taught us C hrlstl an resagn atxon an suffermg I hrxstlan mortafle ataon a C hrastn an sparat of prayer We can only repay them by our love, respect 'md obedaenee If yye are futh ful to all the prmexples that have been taught us they wall feel yyell reyy areled for 'all the sacrlfices that they hfaye made The photographs on the yaraous dnader pages of the 1976 HELFNIAN symbolaze the many thmgs our mothers and fathers have given us It as an some lxttle apprecxa tnon of thelr love and sacrafice, that we deda cate the 1936 HELEINIAN '. , ' ,. 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Leading an exemplary life in the service of God, Monsignor has been a model for all who have seen him, with his words of inspiration, guiding the students of St. Helena's. Thus, Monsignor Scanlan, through his outstanding ideas, has brought, into happy fulfillment a model educa- tional structure, the keystone of our modern world. 6 3 H' 4, ig. . 1 3. m xv I 4 D s 45- . 4 1:...v ff, 2 :iv , ,xa- Y H9- 1 4 l rf 5--f N5 M' 4. lv 5. WWI A -1 WW BROTHER JAMES THOMAS F M S Principal During our brief sojourn at St Helena s, we have found in Brother james a warm and true friend An inspiration and guide in our spirltual, our scholastic and our ath letic endeavors, he has endeared himself to student and alumnus alike He has d1st1n guished himself as a teacher, a counselor, a coach. a friend, and a principal. Under his very capable administration St. Helena s has reached great heights of achievement. Spending countless hours, he has molded our character and given us a basic back ground for life. It IS with regret that we must now end this close association which we will value and treasure always Q D .ff 1- , E , . - t . f ,E BROTHER GEORGE ROBERT, E.M.s. ,bfi ,ff Assistant Principal . Director of Studies Vocation Counselor In this fourth issue of the Helenian, it is the ardent desire of the senior class of 1956 to express a cordial appreciation to and admiration for Bro George Robert An inspiration in our studies and in his timely advice, Bro George has been extremely helpful on our road to success It IS our earnest hope that this issue will convey our feeling of gratitude for her fer vent, benevolent and Outstanding effort to make St Helena s a school to be envied and respected by all R FATHER JOHN REILLY BRO DANIEL ANDREW FM S Religion History Senior Sodality fd- bv BRO PASCHAL EMILE FMS Mathematics Social Studies Chess Club 5 fm Z fx 'JDE ll ff Q 0000 C BRO. CHRISTOPHER, F.M.S. BRO. HAROLD PHILIP, F.M.S. Physics, Biology, Athletics Director, Engligh Student Council ,C BRO. DAMIAN VICTOR, F.M.S. Spanish, Glee Club Are you positive this is your zvriling? CQ G Q 1-Q7-R Ni if I? l Nr BRO. MICHAEL URBAN, F.M.S. Spanish, Chemistry 'iff'-x BRO. XVILLIAM, F.M.S. BRO. STEPHEN MARTIN, F.M.S Mathematics. Baseball Mathematics BRO. FAUSTIN DAMIAN, F.M.S. BRO. JOSEPH GREGORY, F.M.S. Mathematics, Basketball Science, Business, Audio Club Do you want some help with those papers? I , 1. BRO. JOSEPH STEPHEN, F.M.S English, Yearbook , G , M? i- BRO. PAUL MICHAEL, F.M.S. BRO. PHILIP RICHARD, F.M.S. Business, School Paper, Spanish, Science, Audio Club Vocation Director Q53 Q ' BRO FRANCIS THOMAS FMS BRO ANTHONY DOMINIC FMS Mathematncs Enghsh Bnology French Cross Country Q BRO BRIAN FRANCIS FMS Social Studies English You didnt get the same fmsu er as I Brother 1 BRO DANIEL MICHAEL F NI S BRO PETER MICHAEL FM S Amerxcan Hxstory History Socxal Studies Track 3 ,Q-4 l K , ir ' fn 1 . K I, .U , 7 Y Y ln. ! . .1 I , , , K.. -1 . , . .. A 7 -, , , . Rf- . . 1 , .I.. U. ' 1 , . .. F v9 3 'I BRO RICHARD ANDREW FMS Nou bo s ou know th 1 b d 3' 3' 4 en Spamsh Science PublxcRelat1ons mg as good for your uazsllme BRO STEPHEN DAMIAN FMS Latm Dramancs Vocauon Du-ecror BRO. DECLAN CLAUDE, F.M.S. World History, Business BRO. STEPHEN LAURENCE, F.M.S Latin, junior Sodality BRO. JOHN LUKE, F.M.S. Mathematics, Latin, Basketball Don't .flick your tongue out at me. BRO. KEVIN ANTHONY, F.M.S. English, Science .L BRO. MARTIN THOMAS, F.M.S. History, Poster Club BRO. STEPHEN LUKE, F.M.S English, Oratory BRO. WILLIAM PAUL, E.M.S. Science, Photography A ii D . I 3 H ' ' f' .milf ,+L A ffl ffl-Zi, If I il if ff Q , 2, 4 931571 5 7 1-K 'V K jg , g el I MR. JOHN MAHONEY Physical Education, Basketball, Baseball of I thought the President lived in the While House MR. MATTHEW SKEA Track Coach f'3'5' MR JOHN GRIFFIN English Mathematics MR SIEPHEN CASTELLANO English Spanish Glee Club LOUISJ ARTALI: Mayor of Sicily Tht title Mayor of Sxuly was bc stowed on Louie because of hls proud Slcrllan herltage H1s antxcs with Dobler and Sxrak usually land them nn jug The Mayor w1ll elther enter college or learn the prlntmg trade Lots of Luck Loulc. 'Kgs' RAYMOND j BRADDICK Ray Ray comes from St Lukes ln Baysxde Carefree spxrxt hrs outstanding characteristic Intends to take up some type of clectrlcal work aftcr leaymg St Helena s ROBERT H BARRY Bo: Playboy of St Helena Bom hopes to settle down wnth a nch blonde Sports car enthusnast Lan usually bc found with Mohr or McNallen GEORGE R BRANDON Red One of the boys from Holy Cross here m the Bronx Qunet dnsposmon Pals wxth Frank Lasares John Mulcahy and Paul Marlow Nayy bound 18 EDWARD j BERRIGAN l St Helenas boy all thc way ways with Gemmell Interested In many school actnutxes Hns wxllmgness to help out wxll long be remembered Destmatnon Iona College ANTHONY G BRUINO Blackze Lnstenxng to Blacknc wxsccrackxnf., about Prozzo IS a faxorntc sport wlth most of thc seniors Partnupated ln Intramural Softball nn hrs hrst two years Look up to the sky n 1 year or so and you mxght sec Tony XNl'llZLll'lg by ln an Arr Porte jet 'X 5 . -A '11, C V A-ss ' is 0 - 'X . l s , r ' I , .. I.. 3 . f . . . 1 - J 3 K 4 1 n I . 1. A. ..- I- ' H. V ANNUAL I I I y 'y my f , s I gtg' ' ' I JEREMIAH F. BUCKLEY Jerry jerry can usually be seen cracking jokes at Gus Dobler . . . Ofhcer of his class in sophmore and junior years . . . jerry has his eye on a position in the business world. 1 1 PETER S. BUTOROVICH Smiley A good student, Pete can be seen with Ferony and Trotta . . . During his stay here, Smiley has shared his in- terests in basketball, softball and has also been a student Councilor . . . Pete-'s goal is Manhattan College . . . XVc're all sure that he will succeed. I KEVIN R CAHILL Kea Graduate of P S 71 here ln the Bronx Pals around with Pat MacMcna mln and Joe Trotta Hopes to go to Queen s College or Arr Force INIICHAEL S CAHILL Alike Mnke halls from the Neck Track man for two years Intra mural Softball for two years Hrs ambntxon 15 to yom the Polxce Force --uuuungg Mm' QWQFWEN Q ,gg n , .Qu--. Y E x DANIEL J CARROLL Dapper A resndent of the Bronx and a gradu ate of Our Lady of Assumptxon Danny has been very mfluentlal dur mg his four years at St Helena's, wlth hts timely remarks and crmcal humor He plans to attend Iona College 20 as N 'fri' 'U HENRY A CARULLI Hank Another St Luke's boy Has been a steady on hrs classes' softball and basketball teams Hank has made many frrends here at St Helena's Intends to make a career out of the Arr Force 4 FRANK A LASARES Irunkre Frank came to St Helena's m yunxor year from Washnngton, D L Pleasant dnsposmon has won many frxends Intends to be an architect Athi, V A I 1 '. J f-f' 4 All Q 1 5 .3'? ,. 5 , y , f, 4 f f l s - Y X ' ' Fe 1 'xr e so - 1 ll lv 1 l ' 1 ll a , A , es Q A km N L R - ' -' H . . J 1 4 , fr,- Go out lbere and xell 'emf 6- 3 if ANTHONY D. CIPOLLONE Tony Tony is well known for his quick wit and good sense of humor . . . He can usually be found at the center of any attraction . . . After graduation he plans to study engineering at Man- hattan. THOMAS A. CASSIDY Chino Tom is a St. Helena's boy from gram- mar school . . . Seen a lot with Tim Buckley . . . Tom is always around when there is something doing . . . Intends to try for the Naval Acad- emy.. i l 1 JOHN J. CLARKE rrRedJ. Red can usually be seen with a smile on his face . . . Glee Club 3,4 . . . Very friendly with G. Hughes, Frail, and Cracovia . . . John hopes to be found on the campus of Iona College during the next four years. ef V W J 4 s .Q . l f JOHN R. CASSIDY jack St. Francis Xavier's gift to St. Helena . . . Big Jack played two years J.V. Basketball and one year Varsity . . . Spent a year on the Student Council . . . Intends to be a policeman. CARL J. CEO Carlos Friendliness is an important word in Carl's vocabularly . . . If you see Mc Gevna and Sullivan you will find Carl not far away . . . Pres of his senior class . . . Hopes to further his education in some popular college Good Luck, Carl. W 1 ROBERT J CONNORS Bo Bob came to us from Our Lady of Solace Speedy runner as eudenced by two years of Track Member of the Student Council 3 4 Friend ly with McArtle Cassidy and Cuneo Plans to yom the Police Force CRAIG D CORNELL Corny A 12 year St Helena man Corny s smile and spirit has made him a pop ular mixer Pals with Rogers and OConnor Corny is a prospec tue engineer ua NYU or Manhat tan -Q. E!! Clzffie has an easier uay JAMES C COX Tiny Tmy is a bug man at St Helenas Friends with Prozzo Bruno and Rlordan Regularly lends his athletic talents to intramural softball 6 , Future Plans To be a success ful electrician STANLEY P CRACOVIA Stan One of our most popular seniors Stan s ready smile and magnetic per sonality hawe carried him into ath letic and literary endeawors Well liked by les femmes. He is usually seen with Frail and Hughes . . . Desires Manhattan for EE. 22 1' Y l:'NiIL C DnMOTTA 'lmos 1th St ents or 7 yt Amos has pxrtxcnpatcd ln tht Audlo Club bodalnty and Cvtnesnms rcsndcnt of Parltchcstcr he plans to attend Cornell and deyelop hns engx ncermg career 1, RAYMOND j CUlNhO Ray Another graduate from Holy Fam1ly Actne on h1s lntramural softball teams Can be seen wxth Bob Connors and jack Cassidy Good luck yyxth tht polnce force Ray ,uv PATRICK J DOHERTY 1, Ref Red dxsplns hns musncal abnlnty our C lct C ub Bequcathed to us Cardmil Hayes ht soon foum lrxcnds rn Buckley and Leyden Plans to start at Nianhattan tn the ld A sl Q .R . EDXWARD J DALPY Fdrllc Commutes nn from Queens each day yuth McEyoy and Snlyester ec retary of the Audlo Club and a stu dcnt councxlor Izddxc s electronlt and leadership potcntlalltxes yull fur ther be deycloped by Manhattan s ROTC as he works for a career xn tht Axr Force AUGUST J DOBLhR Gus A St Helena s man all the may Gus won a place among the Superb Senxors yuth his ready vsxt and sparklnng pcrsonalnty Xin frc qucntly be found with Sxrak Artalv. c C A good math studcnt Gus aspxres to Manhattans Engxncermg program EDXVARD j DOININELLY Eddie For 4 years now Fddle s radlant smnle md vsarm personaltty has carrxcd hum into the charmed cxrclcs Studcnt Councnlor 1nd tolumntst on the Cross Crown Hc wants to be 1 research chemnst and pursue the fra grance ofthe Rose of hrs ltfe 1:-, ws' iv I l D L w-1 .- ' fox N Y n pv . ,, Y. . Y '. 1 -t .... . J. 'f 0 n vc .fllel ti f 1- 5-arg... H r Q .' z ' V 'a .... f X 1 , 1 Q 4' - .I at 7 'A I 3. ,C 1 - . , Y iv A . X Q 11-Q4 .. I.. I .F . in X 1, in J t . hy ft da l A-ll. I wonder what could he so funny? WILLIAM M. EGAN vBilllr Bill, who came to us from St. An- thony's Grammar School, has made many friends here at St. Helena's . . . His athletic accomplishments include a medal in intramural track and one year on the regular track team . . . Intends to go to College. JOHN B. FEDERICI frjobnnyll Johnny came from St. George High for his senior year . . . He has con- tributed gaiety and life to 4B . . . St. john's will be fortunate to have him as a student next year . . . Good Luck, John. RICHARD G. FERONY Frank A friendly smile and neat appearance have gained many friends for Richie . . . His talent in baseball has aided both J.V. and Varsizy teams here at St. Helena's . . . Frank will be a well-known chemist or lawyer via Fordham College. THOMAS M. FINN Tom Tom is a 12 year man at St. Helena's . . . A Long Island resident, he is athletically inclined . . . We're all sure he will make good in college. 24 JAMES M FRAII. jzmbo Well known on the Heleman campus Jnm has played basketball for three years Vnce Presndent of the Stu dent Councxl he was the flrst Helen nan to wm an award for oratory Jam hopes to spend hxs next four years at Fordham 4' one QV' 'lui DANIEL J GARTLAND Another alumnus of St Benedxcts Red dnstmguxshed hlmself rn the Audxo Club the Student Councnl and as Vlce Prefect of the Sodalxty Although usually found wnth Fmn Jordan and Radtlte Red xs a good mnxer and ns popular wxth all Hopes to enter the busxness world ua Iona Xt' ff qv- ii' 'QE' 400' JOSEPH M FORGIONE oe Another boy who comes to us from St Lukes across the brxdge oe has a yery frxendly dxsposmon wh1ch helped hlm to acquxre many frxends especxally Butoroylch and Trotta Future undecided 5 sl 'Wd' NIARTINI M GAFFEY Marty A Heleman 1ll the sway Marty s good looks and yarnous tllents has helped hlm to galn popularity among the student body Baseball has been hrs mam school actnltx Future Plans Nianhattan College 25 MICHAEL J FRAWLEY Mzke Nlxke comes to us from the Wxlds of the Neck Always trles to top exeryones yoltes and most of the time succeeds Plans to yoxn the Department of Samtatlon and ret1re early nn llfe if it are S -f-of -c M-,Q ARTHUR J GEMMELL Arch An excellent sport Arch ns always ready to start or share a good lol-.e Popular wlth all he may b found with Iierrlgan and GOff1Sl Has cultural mterests W ull attend St Francxs for medncal research 'Ss 'gs f ' I , H ' vv 15. . . . . 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Q ' . .,:1 k , X . 4 ' . . . l v' 4 Z9 . ,Lt Q, ff ,UI 1 A - ' A - N 4, 'E-kj I . -' I' - 1 1: , THOMAS J GOOD Tom Tom IS one of the nxghtmgales of the Glee Club Has good hopes to go to college A regular parnclpant m the St Helena dances h IS favorxte wlth our nexghbors across the way fam fu v SIDNEY S GRIFFIN I Sud has trled his hand at dramatlcs oratory and the yearbook staff Part of the Barry, McNallen 8: Grxfhn trlo Intends to become a marlne engineer ua Fort Schuyler JAMES J GERAGHTY 1m Constant companlon of Txm Buckley and Tom Cassndy Bug help on hns Intramural softball team for four Manhattan PETER A GROSSO jeff Chandler Comes from Holy famlly Jeffs qulet ways hxs best known character nstnc Can be seen wuth LaForge and Sabatello Intends to go to the Academy of Aeronautxcs 26 LAWRENCE H GILL Max' Max 19 our well known lxttle man on the basketball and baseball teams Became a Hcleman after graduat attend Iona Good Luck Max 'QS ,1 if JOSEPH J GORRASI Cb: Cb: Chl Chl has been the mamstav of the basketball team and the school will certainly regret the loss of such a Fine manager An ardent sodalxst Joe has plans of becommg an engx neer v r A . A A x XI f. I ' ' ' I f -f', ' . f ' J 5 A ' - f I 'ff 'f -' H '- ' I ' . . .. ., - - f ' ' ' ' . . ' A vcars . . . Has intentions of going to ing from St. Benedicfs . . . Hopes to 3 9 . - . 5 i Ff If ' . , e ' a S I A, if ,. . 4 , I I , , Q I f ,- - --f ,I V5 ' ' ' K f'S'd!I If , . . . iam 9' Qtr' ' I 1 l WILLIAM M. HAYDEN Sterling Bill A social fiend . . . Usually can be seen at parties and dances with his favorite bevy . . . Sodality, Glee Club and Cross-Crown constitute his off hours . . . When weather permits, he can be seen with Parker, Donnelly, Buckley . . . Fort Schuyler will be his future school. xi f I I l, x ROBERT H. HAMMER Bob A quick smile ancl sense of humor have carried Bob throughout campus life . . . Loyal supporter of basketball games and interested in our next door neighbors, Bob can look forward to a successful career in the wild blue yonder, U.S.A.F. 1.1- rs 5 1, 4 5595. fc THOMAS C. HENDERSON Kirk Kirk hails from the Neck and is noted for his quick wit . . . His after school activities include the Cross Crown, Poster Club and Student Council . . . Goal- Iona. D 2 zz CQ 4 U 4 A' 1 QE o ROBERT F. HAND Felix Surprise of the 1954 j.V. basketball team . . . Bob is a St. Helena's boy from grammar school . . . With this year's varsity basketball team . . . Intends to major in business at col- lege. Wfonder how the food is? QE RUTHERFORD H. HEWITT vrBuddyu Quiet, but popular with all the fel- lows, Buddy's interest lies in the ancient sport of boating . . . Almost always seen with Snyder . . . Bud hopes to go to college but his field is undecided. JOHN F. HORGAN frBudJJ A newcomer to S.H.H.S., Bud quickly found himself in the new crowd . . . Pals with McEvoy, etc. . . . Interested in softball and basket- ball, he played on former class teams . . . Would like to attend college but is undecided beyond that. KENNETH J. HYSLER rfKenn With his ever-present smile and quiet charm Ken can share a good time with all, especially McGrath, Ries- beck, Braddick, and Hayden . . . Another Queens commuter, he finds consolation in morning French periods . . . After graduation Ken will enter the Navy. - Anchors aweigh, my boy! 28 I GEORGE E. HUGHES Georgie Georgie hails from St. Benedict's and is very well liked by the students, being the President of the Student Council . . . An athlete at heart, he has contributed his winning talents to the basketball 8: baseball teams of the school . . . Our sports editor of the Cross Crown intends to be a student at Iona next year. EDWARD T. HUGHES Eddie Popular with our neighbors next door, Eddie is one of our dance en- thusiasts . . . Also -likes softball and intramural basketball . . . Eddie hopes to join the Air Force and see the world. H n -5. ,N I I 1 , ALBERT A. IRATO HAZ!! During his four years at S.H.H.S. Al's achievements on the basketball court have complemented his academic work . . . With a ready and sharp wit, Al is popular with all . . . The athletic type, Al hopes to attend Bos- ton College. I lf' 9' 'F O PETER M. JORDAN Pete A Helenian all the way, Pete has naturally developed into a good stu- dent . . . He succeeded in represent- ing his class in both intramural soft- ball 8: basketball . . . Pete is ready to work hard at Manhattan College. ,Ii -l JOHN KENNEDY johnny Another of our popular seniors, hand- some Johnny frequents the Sunday night dances . . , Pals with Irato, Sabatello, etc .... Athletically in- clined he aided his class in the soft- ball and basketball intramurals . . . Hopes to be a hrst rate mechanic. Wfatcbing the master tbrozring - the sbot! -. 5. ' 'fi 'L I Ihr,- fi'f ,ri ? . 2 JOSEPH P. KELLY lfloefl joe came to St. Helena's from Blessed Sacrament . . . Pals with Keveny and Murray, when not busy with his job on the Cross Crown . . . It's Iona College for Joe. JAMES J. KEVENY jim jim doesn't say much but if you ever want somebody to laugh at your jokes jim is always available . . . Can be seen with Danny Murray, Joe Kelly . . . Plans to attend St. John's University. 29 XX ILI IAX1 I' RILROX I Bill is aluaxs rxnking, among the top students h s tl ss He can hc found in thc compim of Finn Gart land and Jordm lntends to con tinue his studits in Manhattan ALFRED F KIT7 Al pals with the guys from ilason Point Plans to make a career of the nasy Fasortte sublect is Busi ness Arithmetic Good Luck sailor EUGENE R KNEIP Skip A good mixer and 1 good sport best describe Skip Lrstwhile mem bcr of Track Audio C lub and Helen ian Popular with all especially Cracoua and Dohlcr Skip wants to bc a top engineer ua Man hattan JOHN M KURTZ ack Jack a graduate from St Lukes and 1 former student at St George comes to St llclcnas across thc Whitestone Bridge After his graduation he plms to attend college or loin the naxy MARC J. LABELLE ' Rabbit A former resident of IN. J. Marc has illuminated his career at St. Helena's hy being., a memher of the Cross Crown and president of the Audio Club for four years . . . As chief photographer for the Helenian Nlarc is often seen with Schafer , . . Plans to study Electrical Engineering at Nlanhattan. JOHN P. IACORTE jol1m1y Well liked for his quick smile and good sense of humor . . . Johnny has h 'un a student at St. Helena's r thi.teen years . . . Can't make up his mind whether to go to college or not. 30 is 5, a L 1 Q if it 2 we ii, 39 FRANK M. LaFORGE Check Chech, who played varsity baseball fora year, plans to join the navy after graduation . . . He can be seen with Cox and Grosso . . . After the navy Frank plans on becoming a cop. RICHARD J. LARKIN Richie Richie is one of the many boys who comes from St. Benedict's . . . Pals with Frawley and Subotich . . . Richie hopes to he working for the govern- ment after graduation. .L ,mg 'her Anyone feel thirsty ROBERT E. LANDY f!Bob!l Bob, a newcomer from Hayes, fits in well with the Helenians . . . Suc- ceeded in making a good friend with Richie Wacker . . . Heading for a career in the army. l C LOUIS V. LARICCHIA Gino Another Helenian who originally came from St. Benedicfs . . . When not playing softball Gino is usually seen with Mike Frawley and Richie Larkin . . . Everybody is sure Gino will be a success in college. Joslin-1 T. LaROCCA rr-,oem Quiet and amiable, Joe is often seen with Richie Mohr and Hughie Mc- Nallen . . . His future is undecided, but we are sure that he will succeed. JOHN J. LEYDEN njobnnyn Johnny is another quiet and friendly Helenian . . . Appreciates a good joke . . . Pals with Pat Rawl . . . Leaves St. Helena for the business field. JOHN G. LARRANAGA rvlaagu A man that's hard to beat, Tatf really hustles on the basketball court . . . Student Council 3,4 and intra- mural events . . . Another 12 year man he enjoys the company of Sulli- van and Renaghan . . . He plans to make Fordham College his immediate aim. C HERMAN G. LEWIS flLewJl Lew is a 12 year man, who has contributed greatly to the school's reputation . . . In iournalism, dra- matics and radio engineering he is tops . . . Wishes to be at N.Y.U. next year. 32 1 RICHARD J. LUVERA IfLuIl As a graduate of St. Benedict's Gram- mar School, Lu has become well acquainted with the surrounding vicinity . . . Treasurer of his Senior Class, he also serves as Business Man- ager on the yearbook statf . . . Richie plans to attend Fordham University and develop his career in Account- ancy. s 1 f I K 1' ! Xl T51 549.9 I 'F- gl 'I Y PATRICK D. MacMENAMIN addy Paddy came to us from St. Francis Xavier Grammar School . . . Friendly with Riordan, Cassidy and Murray . . . Plans to attend Farmingdale Agri- cultural College in the Fall. Charlie seems to be having 4 good time! JAMES T. MCARDLE rvjifnmyfl jimmy returned to St. Helena after a sojourn at Esopus . . . Pals with Ray Cuneo 8: Bob Connors . . . Is looking forward to a career in the Air Force. Lx CHARLES P. McCARTHY Charlie Charlie, the smiling Irishman, can usually be found with jim Cox and ' Tom Riordan . . . Plans to become one of New York's Finest. EDWARD F. Mcxavov Am Audio Club, Art Club, jay Vee Base- ball - Mac really gets around . . . Friends with Todaro, Zeitler and Sil- vester . . . Next stop - College. HUGH A. MCGEVNA Hugbie Hughie is a twelve year man at St. Helena's . . . He is the second member of the Ceo. McGevna and Sullivan trio . . . J.V. Baseball 2 . . . We all hope whatever Hughie decides to do will be a success. 33 N Q -6 y N? KEVIN J MCGRATH McGoof Wxth a radxant smxle and a sharp yur wxth eycryonc Frequently found wxth Braddlck Rlesbeck Hammer and Mullxgan Hopes to attend college thxs fall but lS undeclded as to whxch one PAUL W MARLOW Paul Fr1ends with Mulcahy Daley and Stl xester Paul came to St Helena s from St Athanasxus He plans to spend the next four years at Fort Schuyler Gt ll HUGH J MCNALLEN uc Hold onto your hats boys Mac wants to race sports cars Student Councnl 4 Intramural softball I 7 Frxends vsnh Mohr Barry and Grxflln Success nn your career Mac lj' BRIAN I MCKEOIN Lefly Lefty trned his hand at most of the is Mundy and Romero Another Gne ld' FDXY ARD F McWALTERS W at Mac came to St Helena s after grad uatlon from Our Lady of Assumptxon Can hc found vnth Stephens Hughes and J Buckley Goal college 34 fellow from St Benedncts las an ardent desxre of attending Vnlla noya nn the fall ROBERT D MELINO Me Mels abxlxty to make frtends has made hxm popular wnth all Intra mural sports haye taken up much of htm tlme The engmeermg course at Manhattan wnll keep htm busy for the next four years 7' w Val all X' ta S , W 77? ,' LX ' . A 45- Q . 4 3 ,N .. L , 4 . - f . . , 327 ' A 1 S, ' - : ff 'Y W . n- I , A P' Y! McGoof found l'limS6lf POPUIHIZ D 4. Qu school's clubs . . . Associates with ' , , -331'-A . 'I . ,Y If lf! I ' s 'xi f . -X f ' S' ' ' V . ' X - . . . 3 - f' . E. T 7 . V... - s , y 3' v RICHARD J MOHR Dzck Dxck orgmally came from Our Ladv of Solace Grammar School Pals wlth McNallan Barry and Grxf We all wnsh Rxchle luck m his Cnxl Serytce Test WILLIAM J MOLLOY B1 A graduate of St Helenas Grammar School B111 has made use of hrs per suaslye powers ln the Oratorncal Club He ns best remembered by his humorous role as Dr Exnstenn m the Genesxan productnon Arsennc and Old Lace Plans to study law at Iona S '-1 4,-f l And abotc all dont forget that Moussorgsky rs noted for folk music ANTHONY M MORELLI Tony Always uxth Ramlen and Schuck Another St Benedxcts boy Tony wnll be remembered for hrs quxet ways Intends to go to Cxty College or NYU to study aeronautlcal engt JOHN J MULCAHY Johnny A Holy Cross man john has deyel oped himself as an honor student durxng hrs four years at St Helenas Very friendly vylth Marlow johnny yynll be studynng Izngmeermg at Manhattan durxng the next four years bug xim- B6 in -4' 'x 1 ! +3 . 0. , 5 . A N25 31 of x in 'E 'l-ner ' .7.Jx 0 I JOHN F. MULVEY lflohnnyil Johnny is well known in this vicinity, being the usher at the RKO movie . . . Has been a regular on his class softball team . . . lntends to join the army. 0 'lQQf,hiA . 1. ,, xl xx I 5 , A gf .. I 1 JAMES M. MULLIGAN H-lim!! Jim, a former student of St. Ray- mond's Grammar School, plans to have a career in mathematics . . . He can usually be found in the company of Braddick, Hammer, McGrath, and Riesbeck. EDWARD J. MULLINS Moon A recent addition to our seniors, Moon bravely makes the trek from Brooklyn every morning . . . With a quiet charm he quickly won popu- larity with all . . . Pals with Federici and Zahalak . . . Hopes to continue his education at St. John's College. 3 GREGORY F. MUNDY HGregll Another from St. Benedict's Friendly with Schuck and E. Don- nelly . . . Hopes to be a successful commercial artist . . . Good Luck Greg. 36 DANIEL R. MURPHY Whitey Whitey is another quiet Helenian . . . Has played softball for four years . . . He can be seen with Jim O'- Connor . . . His future is undecided as yet. What time does the girls' school get out? JOSEPH A. MUTINO Moors St. Helena's grad . . . Joe lent his talents to the Glee Club in third year and to the Sodality in fourth . . . Everybody wishes joe well in his pharmacy studies at Fordham. ,H ba rgg. DANIEL M. MURRAY Danny By virtue of his disarming charm Danny numbers many among his friends . . . Showed his school and class spirit by participating in soft- ball and basketball intramurals . . . With his future career undecided as yet Danny hopes to attend Manhat- tan. FRANCIS J. MURRAY Frank Frank came to us from Our Lady of Mercy . . . The outdoor type, he is found with McMenamin, Kitz and Riordan, when not playing softball . . . Frank wants to enter the business field . . . Happy banking Rockefeller. I JAMES M. O'CONNOR Ace Dubbed Ace by himself, Jim loves a good joke . . . Quiet by nature . . . When asked what his future plans are, he replied. I'm not sure! . . . But we're sure he'll succeed if he gets what he wants. gl qi, t Q 7 Y 5' I l i DAVID M. O'SULI.IVAN Brufu.t Dave, being a resident of Parkchester, has been a successful Helenian for 12 years . . . Brufus has gone in big for intramural sports while at St. I-Ielena's . . . Dave's post-graduation plan is to become a Marine. Fix 'Z 4 if ' 'vi 1, A 'Q' sb X, X., 37 . Sprir1gsl' RICHARD J. O'SULLIVAN Richie Always a good sport, Richie has given freely of his wit since coming to us from St. Ann's . . . His achieve- ments in baseball helped us to win the Bronx Championship . . . Headed for college and also for success. QF:-,v ,, vm f, 23 -' x L sea. I EDWARD W. PHILIPPS Eddie Eddie is always ready with a smile, makes the daily trek across the bridge . . . Intends to enter civil service after he completes his time in the Air Force. Q' I gn Q q I 1 5 ROBERT J. OMBRELLO Umbrella Bob can be found in the company of Dave O'Sullivan and Mike Parker . . . He isn't sure if he will go to college or join the Air Force, but we're sure he will make the right decision. MICHAEL 1. PARKER Mike, one of the cliff dwellers of Parkchester, is a mad man with a lindy . . . Seen regularly at St. Helena's Sunday night making like Fred Astaire . . . The army gets a good man when they get Springs. N 631 31 3 'Uri Kg X 4 MICHAEL C. PHILLIPS Mike A winning smile and a well timed gag carry Mike from day to day . . . A writer for the Cross Crown and a Sodalist . . . One usually finds him in the company of Cassidy, Buckley, Stenson . . . Mike is contemplating the police force as a career. y .gf SALVATORE J. PINTO ns-al!! Sal enjoys a good joke and can usu- ally be seen around Sehring, Melino . . . He tried out the Radio Club for one year and soon found out elec- tricity wasn't for him . . . For the girls at 915 he can be reached by dialing UN 3-8989. 4 L . X ANTHONY R. PROZZO ,rl-onyn Tony originally comes from St. Ray- mond's .. . He can usually be found having a friendly conversation with Bruno . . . Tony's ambition is to attend Iona College in the fall. PETER J. RAINIERI npetev, Graduate of St. Benedict's, Pete is known for his principles of discipline and good manners . . . A member of the Glee Club, he plans to attend N.Y.U. to study dentistry . . . Can be most often seen with Morelli and Schuck. Q JOHN D. RADTKE john Bosom pal of Welsh, quiet and friendly . . . john was an asset to the Student Council . . . Leaves St. Helena for a maritime career Best of luck john. 39 'ET Who tbre w that? , ,. e ' x i ' 2 if PATRICK J. RAWL Pai A popular senior by virtue of his lively sense of humor, Pat frequents our evening dances . . . Although a good mixer he usually associates with such Shamrocks as Parker, O'Sullivan and Gaffey . . . Thinking of being an industrialist, Pat will enter the busi- ness world. ' il 8 THOMAS C. RENAGHAN ffTom!! Well known and liked by both stu- dents and faculty . . . In his twelve years at St. Helena's Tom has gained the admiration and respect of every- one he has come in contact with . . . His list of activities includes: Base- ball, Basketball, Sodality, and Soft- ball . . . Will be seen on the campus of Iona for the next four years. -9 C , PAUL j. RIESBECK uuydllyn Wally bravely comes to us every morning from across the bridge . . . Can be seen with Braddick, McGrath, and Hammer . . . His ambition is to attend St. John's University. 40 . t, we. V . , .,, , t ,iftvzg-fl f w H I If . Q - 1l'2fKMf' 'vw , f ff-3, ',1z:fM1:,, 441, ., sifpx fffli , - - 'i , t WS- 'i f,Z'? .' L M c I I I bfi few, f , 5 'tv v s ,V G JAMES P. REAVEY rflimll jim travels all the way from the home of the Dodgers to attend St. Helena's . . . Jim came to us from St. Francis Xavier for his senior year . . . Plans to do oliice work after graduation. Y I FREDERICK J. REMBRECHT HFred!l Fred's scholastic endeavors and extra- curricular activities indicate him as one likely to succeed . . . Editor-in- chief of the Cross Crown and a mem- ber of the Forensic Club, he may usually be found with Schuhman, Lewis and Molloy . . . Being in- terested in science and math, Fred wants to be a civil engineer via Man- hattan. CLIFFORD D. REULEIN ffcligll Cliff has stumped many a brother with his intelligent questions . . . Good natured and friendly, he leaves St. Helena to take up electrical engi- neering in Manhattan. THOMAS F. RIORDAN rrTommyJ1 Tommy, a familiar figure around the campus, plans to join the army after graduation and then to go into busi- ness for himself . . . At lunch time he can usually be found holding up the side wall of Howard Johnson's with Cox, McCarthy and Kennedy. LAWRENCE J. ROEMER rfldrryu Always a popular man around the campus . . . Larry intends to embark upon a career in engineering at Man- hattan College . . . He can usually be found in the company of E. Phil- lips and Forgione. GEORGE A. ROMERO FfGe0U A cultural enthusiast, Geo's interests and abilities have carried him into the Genesians, the Glee Club, the Poster Club, and the Sodality Coming from St. Helena's he's na- turally loaded with school spirit Geo wants to be a dentist by studying at Villanova. Please check the books before you take them out. ROBERT A. ROGERS fPBobbyU With a sharp smile and a warm charm for le: belies, Bobby frequents our Sunday dances . . . Always found with Cornell and DiMotta . . . Bob hopes to use his art talent in the engineering profession. PAUL R. SABATELLO Ffsabl! Sab, alias Sabo and Sabu, is usually found conversing with LaForge . . . A valuable man in intramural soft- ball . . . His future plans include a iob somewhere in the business world. 41 CHARLES T. SCHAFER Charlie Charlie is responsible for the major- ity of the pictures in our school pub- lications . . . Can be found with Marc Labelle in their private dark room . . . Charlie will take up chemical engineering in Manhattan. FREDERICK P. SCHUHMANN 'frmzif One of our better students, Fred is a member in earnest of the Sodality and also devotes his time to the Helenian and the Cross Crown . . . Although Fred wants to become a chemical engineer at N.Y.U. one wonders if he has other aspirations by virtue of his frequent visits to the U.N. ee A fi-A e,n i if s '33 a t i , . ROBERT J. SEHRING 0rB0bv Bob's quiet charm and good sense of humor have won him many friends . . . Student Council, Sodality, soft- ball, and the Audio Club occupy his extracurricular interests . . . Bob de- sires Iona College to fulfill his ambi- RONALD G. SCHUCK Ronnie Coming to us from Assumption, Ron- nie's quiet charm and sense of humor have served him well . . . A stalwart member of Morelli, Rainieri, Don- nelly and Mundy . . . Ronnie looks ahead to being a medic or an officer of the line by way of West Point. Good Luck, Major. 'at .J ' tions. Good Luck. 42 I VINCENT H. SHAW Vinny Vinny, ace reporter for the Cross Crown, has added many important notes to the school paper . . . Friends with McKeon, Mundy and Leyden . . . Plans to go to St. John's upon graduation to become a C.P.A. 'iq f ir 'af Ge Q .91 r 7 Y I 14 T SRX Is that Ike way Stella 3 Q59- X Z . -.T XM does it? RICHARD C. SHEA Rich Always cheerful, Rich participated in intramural track and softball . . . Member of Student Council . . . Occa- sionally finds time to become the best drummer in New York State . . . Rich wants to further his education either at Iona or Manhattan College. 4 1 5 J ALBERT H. SIEBEL Al A graduate of Assumption, Al has contributed his lung power to the Glee Club since its inception , . . Has worked hard while at S.H.H.S. Either Fordham or the Dominican Brother- hood will obtain his staunch support in the future . . . Good luck, Al. 1 R Q C ' 4? Alu fi RICHARD J. SNYDER Snitz Richie came to us from the Neck . . . A member of his class softball team, Richie leaves St. Helena to become a draftsman . . . Pals with Buddy Hewitt. RICHARD W. SILVFSTFR Rirhie Richie came to us in his junior year . . . Member of Track Team Friends with Daley and McEvoy lntends to go to College. 1 JAMES F. SIRAK jim jim came to St. Helc-na's from St. Raymond's . . . Pals with Cracovia, Ceo, Artale, and Carroll . , . His frequent antics often put him on the spot . . . A good sport with all, jim heads for Fordham to indulge in a Liberal Arts Course, 2' S JOHN H. STEPHENS Fat Jack Jack is a three year Sodality man A latent talent for giving excuses Was a softball intramural aid to class in second year. 'ff sl EDWARD T. STAPLETON Eddie Eddie is an active man sportswise, managing the varsity basketball team during his four years . . . Friends with Gorrasi, Subotich, Gill, and Butorovich . . . Ed looks forward to a career with the Navy. just whom are you boys waiting for? STEPHEN S. STENSON Steve Steve was one of the first on the Student Council and has done a swell job in maintaining the peace and order of our school . . . Part of the Buckley, Cassidy and Geraghty group . . . Steve intends to take up business in Hofstra or Iona. EDWARD J. SUBOTICH Subbo Subbo, a varsity man in basketball and baseball, is the apple in many a girl's eye . . . Quick to smile and given to wit . . . Ed pals with the boys from the neck. ,F XX ROBERT S SULLIVAN Haukeye Hawkeye bemg the captaln of the Varsxty basketball team IS the spark plug of the team Fmal member of Ceo McGey na and Sullnan trxum vtrate Bob hopes to be playmg for Iona College next year lei ROBERT R TOBIN Chick Chtcks ready smnle and easy going personaltty haye done htm well ns evxdenced by hts parucxpatton ln soft ball the Glee Club and the Student Councll Although he spreads hxmself around he 15 usually seen wlth Tannert A good student Chtck looks toward a Manhattan engtneermg program ROBERT P TARUL Bo An honor student for four years Bob supplemented h1s scholastic actnmes by nlaymg an xmportant role tn the play Arsentc and Old Lace A member of the Sodalnty he lS edxtor of this years Helentan Bob aspnres to attend Manhattan and X5 CHARLES W TANNERT Clmrlze Charlie a regular member of the track team was elected captam nn has senlor year Can usually be seen wtth Tobm Hopes to go to Fordham or Nayal Academy JOHN L TODARO dlk jack came to us from St Keuns tn Flushing frnenelly and amnable ack IS frnends xuth NleFxoy Stenson and 7e1tler Plans to attend St lohns College ln the fall XIATTHEXX J TOLAN Moose Vstth hns sharp nxt and ready jokes Moose found htmself yyxthnn the charmed ctrcles Carroll Tobtn Dobler and Artale Its the busnness world for Moose by may of a local college Always seen vuth o H C ,, , ,, 'gt X .. -1 - ,H ' V ' ' , h I ' s ' - s I y ' I V . - ' ' 1 . . l I S Al . P' bil '1 '57 V l 6 , . . . 33 R - ,V - U , .Q 4 K , I . . .. 1 ,A . D l, W, ' Y ' . . . Us . . . '- A ' mayor tn journalxsm. I ,, . ., ,.-I Q .. , . ' . . . z . ' . V , . . . , 1 an y, 1 g 'V XX L . Q- JOSPPH A IROI IA 04 oc can hc found nnkmg., hrs Illegal rrxp ro Westchester Aunuc duly at l'n1oys 1 good :unc espn cially when ll isnt muh 0 IS headmg for lordham to take. up .1 buslncss course GEORGE l 7AHALAlx Georgc George came to us from Dublm and quxckly ht m to semor lnfc cxulet charm and an easy manner are h1s wmnlng ticket An cngmeer mg hopeful George w1ll contxnue hls studxes at lN Y U ll '7-EG. K 'if mms c, yv msn j lm 111 3 nmmy IS known and liked nn all hrs classes Good natured and always ready for a joke Can be seen wxth Radtke and Shea lm ln tends to become an cngraycr 46 RICHARD W WALKER Rxcble Rxchle was a graduate of Our Lady of the Assumpuon When not runnmg for the Track team he can Dxmotta Axm IS to study electrical engmecrmg xn college GEORGE H ZEITLER George George can be seen commg to school ey ery mornmg from across the brxdgc wlrh McEyoy Todaro and Fmn He regularly contrlbutecl hls talent to all the mtramural eyents George will be studymg for a elec trncal engxneermg career at Coopers Umon 0 L '- ' 1 ' - .. x A 'ft 1 f L . J , ., , if , 'g 'l .,. ' ' , . . V If G ', ' ' ' Z ' ' . . . 2:15 . . . 1 ' z f ' -, -- ' j ' - ' ' 1 . . . J c f be seen with.Lar1dy, Doherty, and , A I X J s 'r ' 2 In -'fb 1 lf T rf MANNEREO d Xf W X i. 57 ' I I. ?9fv w+S1. 'UYf', ' WI R LUVESAQ-,f iq l i, ,, I QSCOX ff U Z MOST LXKELY TO SUCCEEU oEsT I 'SPEAKE J. PRAM. f mosT 7 X sew ATIVE 1 ANGEL BEST gym Y X c.KNElP NOST L3 FRANK f px !! ,fx X WTTIEST L.GlLL Xg MOST Du IGENT Z X 3 MOST W WSCHODL SVXRFY A . GEMM ELL ! S f BE I ATHLEE X S Q, xxuexxi IM' :WMM xx MOST HANDSQME N. GAFFEY BEST STUDENT I5 HULCAI-IY ..,, I H. 5 L 7 'H x'f, fxxxfl, f XIII 'f f .f- 5 'Il U, .. 441' fl- .f -I x CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR The start of a long and glornous high school career began Those easy times with Bro Conan Vincent Dismissal at l 30 and no socnal club Rnotous pernods nn freshman algebra wnth racing sheets and vacation posters Greatest nnnovatnon was the formation of the Eager Beavers The tests and notebooks of Bro Henrys Socnal Studies Classes Dramatic ex ploratnon of the scientific world by Bro Paul Wilfrid Students dnlngent study VJ was con stantly interrupted by telephone rnngnng nn the former room l06 Sound business advice nnvest nn Tel and Tel The appearance of the first Helenian to commemorate the first graduation of SHHS seniors Formation CSOSD of the Audio Club Everyone wanted to play hookey on rainy days So why not? Deep study nn that the price of wheat nn Afghanistan SOPHOMORE YEAR Learning about that mixed up thing called lnfe from Bro Paul nn Biology The ascendence of Bro james Thomas to the prnncnpalcy Bro Maurice Robert and his Survey of the World gave us culture C1000 lines of nth Bro Paul Michael s personal opnnnons about sophomorntns to class 2A Cross Crown made a welcome ap pearance on the school scene SH H S partncn pates nn the first MIT Bro Giles recounts Caesars beercan fights with the Gauls Ceven the Spanish students were bafiledb A year to remember Tony Prozzo got his first tattoo The forgotten class nn the Dungeon who had to embalm Bro Stephens fish The business world as seen by Bro Simeon and his pupils depression' Boy cheer leaders made their ap pearance at the games A crntncal study of E A Poe by Bro Maurnce via the tape recorder Fur ther adventures by the forlorn business students future nndustrnalnsts you know JUNIOR YEAR Being taught US Hnstory I wish I was nn Dnxne' S H H S moved into the trophy market by coppnng the MIT Spnrnt Trophy and the Cardinal Spellman Trophy for marching nn the St Patrick s Day Parade Latnn III class featured Gemmell vs Cicero with Bro Leo as referee Varsn y baseball team takes thnrd place nn the cnty and plays at Ebbett s Field Class 5A boast ful as best class by virtue of Field Day Victory Snrak bet and lost on the horses to ranse money for the M I T Bro Henry and his short quizzes C1000 questions 5 mnnutesj Room 222 be came the sanntatnon squad of the school Fnrst appearance of the Student Councnl Another and performed well nn the Spring Concert SENIOR YEAR Appearance of Student Manual to help fa mnlnarnze each student with his school Chem nstry course features numerous explosions to keep students awake A scholarship class formed to assist the boys nn their pre college endeavors A new and dxstnngunshed group of seniors whose munncnpal prnde ns displayed by the Clean Cnty League badge and many sanitary endeavors have for their motto Take nt away' As the smoke settles one can find the drag races on the back road Zounds overwhelmed by senior prnvnleges after wanting three years Rnngs received on Friday nnght nn hock on Saturday morning And now sidewalks fYes I sand sndewalksb are benng installed To top nt all the Presndent and Vice Presndent of the Stu dent Council were nn the JUG all on the same day KOH HORRORSJ U I F- . . . , U , . . , . 1 , 1 . I philosophical work, the Almanac, to discover cultural institution, the Glee Club, was formed 3 . . . . , , , . , , Q . . . , , . . . , 48 3 i W- v .13 4 A 5 M P QA!! ' 1 I1 ........ srl! lrfl 'N MCH? 'Q Q ext' Q lilQXQttxG A 1 'R ' Q I ,,..4 --:- 'Q 5 4 -7... l If 'W if-X T M D n '43 f 'f'v 2Lf'fr 'ah fl' ,J f I -, ' H U-fc-iv .4-9. M - Ll E 2 1 u , :-.L El ? ':Eil' 'gf .VA fm l l 2 wx 5 fi , - L I I I al I 'Sl g.. 4' CLASS 3E ' First Row: J. Phelan. R. Fink. E. Farrell, M. Angarola. Row: C. Blomberg, T. Donoghue, T. Coppola, H. Kreit- Second Row: j. Englert, j. Pileski, P. Kuvckc. Third sek, L. Hatton First Row: j. Mungu. A. Briganti, M. Hauslc, D. Gut- J. Slevin. Third Row: J. Horan, R. Kirby, D. Schmidt horn. T. Mincicli. Sutoml Row: j. Lcnehan, j. Sugrue, B. Bozzi, J. Malley. , 'Q-0--fy - ' 'uimst -Q5 L mid- CLASS 3E .,... fs .' .VW , ' , ,2,,.f- Ia t. 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Cl F1 - f I ff 1' if E- 4 .Q ww'v.'njfn-4, .4,, 'iw gfffffif- . .L7---qt .. -: 2 ,, Wy an w..:, -4 ::, Wh V wg x Q :V 1 fi , xl A ky V, I - ' . 'm fr' '1!,V'x y . .L 'Iii my , ANN ff 31' Q, . r 'g 5. 'f A ,ff S5411 V Q1 A I g5'.v ww.. f QI- 'qnn4f.'1 ' I C 32 . ,Eg 3 1 1:-:slit i ,Nw-4 f 'F X , 5g,,,5ff+-fm .', WX!-. If f wx W1 mid' mm fm 1 L K 'IO . I I-x4 , A - FPX -4. B Fira: Rim: Puglisi, Mcflluslwy. ffunnclly. Nl Katz. A. lhiwnaro. P. Axcnius. R, Goggin. Sccuml Kon T. lNIcCoy, Tollcfacn. P. O'Sullixan, lf. Kano, N, Vic First Row: F. Stanisci. D. Sianu. L. Bcrra. R. llcmlcrson A. Closi. J. Cahaup, A. llazcl. Se.-cond Row: T. lianmm. A. Margarita, T. McGowan, ll. Mulcahy, P. Riso. j CLASS B . lctti. F. Tassonc. Third Row: 1. Gillis, F. Barrett, W. ' Goff. L.O'Connor,J. Galletti, T. Desimonc. Kenny, E. Pozzi. Third Row: G. Doonan, H. Schopp, G. Farrell, R. Casey, E. Sheehan, R. Conley, E. Bourke, XV. O'Connell. N I Y 'T -4 - 7 -enum CLASS B A an ix IR fl. ri Wi Wfkjfh-lRR 1 Jw MW vm 1.1. .fxl ffffri 4- 'ai' Q y- nn-7 ff' Y '-.'.'l 4115 W? , A 'm 1- W :AX D W fix fifaggwk li: 41-1 N fi- My ffm-fb Av-A 3 F!5- 7' vb id- ' .--gf . .- f ' 'Z . v4hK,, . - M. fs. gen-A. V 4 - t -1.4, I 4 1 ,. Q..- -I First Row: A. Stroub, C. Cornell. Second Row: R. Donoghue, J. Mc- Kessy, S. Montalto, J. Murray. Third Row: E. Dolan, W. Zeigler, J. Maher, J. Landy. First Row: H. Ciaffone, R. Errico. Second Row: E. Sullivan, J. Sennello, K. Baumcister, C. Bernadette. Third Row: C. Barbrack, A. Sabino, G. Vercessi, L. Meehan. 1 , QHPH-X .. ABSENTEES First Row: R. Parker. R. Murphy, F. Costa. Second Row: A. McNally, J. Albertelli. Third Row: K. Gless, R. Papp, J. McAuley, J. Hughes. 25414 ' ' v '-is. --L, it I P L. H 5, Q f 4' '11 T U 45, it A ,ll A3wrS ,i GV? . w' 1 ..,..- vw -Mlm z M-ff 1 - ' 'v', , ,+ A . 4 - ' 4 , .4-.y . M- 511'- Q, A Af' 5520-5 ,A l I: -' I' 3 xv? 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VTRA MVRN' Q XND fd 5 mv MARIST BRDTHERS TH . xqf- iq- At the head of the parade Helenxans on the march' 992999 999999 On Scprcmbcr l8rh Sr Hclcms plrucnpucd nn thc Armull Buur Plrldc lcd hx thc mcmbcrs of thc clcrcx md prc ccdcd bs mlm IDSPIIIHQ., md colorful llmrs thc plrldc found Irs mu through Plrkchesrcr md XILIHIU In the midst of cheer mc crowds thc srudcnrs of Sr I-lclcms shcmcd Illcll' crclr school splrlt md thc lpprcclulon thu hue for MOHSISDKJY Sc ml ln md hls C hurch 'lhc music of 1 numbcr of lnclx hmds prowldcd thc bcit for thc Illlfclllllxg Hclcmms md thus cunrrlbutcd to thc mcr ulmclmmix, succcss of thc plrldc md thc opemnc of thc bunr which follow cd lllfilllxgll this mnull cxcnr thc srudcms bcclmc prcplrcd for thc Columbus Du md Sr Pamcks Du pwrldcs Ah get out of there' We dld so run On your mary, get Set GO' lllllllxlllllll I. lllll On September 90 fmt Rlce Stadxum, the Helenmns p1rt1c1p1ted IH then annml lntra murfll tmek meet The mrllest sportlng event of the ye1r vw IS 1nt1e1p'1ted 'md enyoyed of the day Comperltlon vms fierce IH both the unlor 1nd Senlor DIVISIOUS Each class put every effort IH wn effort to mm the meet for thclr group In the Senlor D1v1s1on Clflss UB copped the coveted trophy Llxss VD edged out 7A by one pomt for top honors ID the junlor DIYISIOH W1nners of the dftshes, runs 1nd relays recelved 1 com blned total of one hundred ind seventy two medftls All Helenmns went home thit diy w1th mn fur of sat1sf1ct1on 'ii' l Bob Townsend recenes track trophy for Class 7D Poxsella first Dunnmg second Henderson thxrd ln the 73 +10 y ard run f' LNB .ll' .- Y , ' A . 5 I ' I ' 4 , 1 - 1 1 - . . Q L L L L L ' by faculty and student body alike. Cameras, relay barons and medals were the order A 1 V. 1 1. A l . I . . , - '. 'z - f ' - ' A '. D . I 1. L ' I 1. ' - - A vt' -: I , , my -ye-n-,- 5 5 Herman Lewis kneels as Monsignor Scanlan bestows his senior ring. C ING EREMONY' On the Feast of the Holy Rosary, October 7, nearly one hundred and twenty seniors received their senior rings in a solemn ceremony in the school chapel. Monsignor Arthur Scanlan blessed and distributed the rings and then spoke to the seniors and their parents concerning the history of the ring and its significance. He mentioned that the ring was a symbol which the senior should carry into later life, a symbol of our Catholic education. Furthermore he reminded the seniors who wear these rings that they had certain obligations. He outlined what these obligations were and what they mean to the student. The ceremony was concluded with Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- ment. Led by Brother Damian Victor, a choir con- sisting of members of the faculty sang at Benediction. In concluding the memorable and enjoyable evening, the seniors and their parents partook of the refresh- ments served in the school cafeteria. To the seniors the reception of their rings meant that the culmina- tion of their high school careers was drawing ever closer. To the parents it especially dignified the real- ization of dreams and hopes - their sons had attained a good Catholic education, a Marist education, one that would lead them to jesus through Mary. james Mulvey receives his senior ring from Monsignor as Brother james and Brother Christopher look on. 144,45 , .-44-M Q... A . , if' M- 1-' .,.--- fs 3 gy M an on nz. 1, 5 F9 H ra an no as 3,4 I 'lf Q AL A -'-iv. i .',. .,. Qu Xtxr -vi-:,,M'wm lst at V, ws- ' x Monsignor emphasizes symbolism of the senior ring. Brother Damian leads Brothers choir during the benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. fir X gn' J 5s.2 . Z Coffee and cake top off ax memorable exening. 15 52-Vg, .6 W' Q Q fa .Y , .kivk up A QW M ,434 ' 'z ,. W, w ,ff .egg ' V . Q 4 . Z X K-F Q S X 3 h,-x 1 iff' xl 'Pa I 1 - bil ..,d X5 ua, J- llQGlllQllQlllllBlT With a thought to the future, Brother Paul Michael and Brother Stephen Damian. the Vocation Directors at Saint Helenas. planned and carried on a Vocation Exhibit. The purpose of the exhibit was to familiar- ize each student with the religious vocation. to assist him in discovering whether God was calling him, and to provide excellent guidance in his choice of a state in life, In- cluded in the collective exhibit were twenty individual exhibits representing as many religious orders. lt was held in the school gymnasium from December 5 to December 7. On the successive days three talks were given to the students. Father john Reilly spoke on behalf of the diocesan priesthood. while Father Raymond Fleurant discussed the religious priesthood and specifically the Blessed Sacrament Fathers. Brother Stephen Urban of the Marist' Brothers concluded the talks by calling to the students' attention the Life of a Marist Brother, At the end of each day, Monsignor Scanlan olhciated at Benedic- tion of the Blessed Sacrament. '54' ,, Marist Brothers display at Vocation Exhibit. Brother Stephen Urban de- pict the life of the Marist Brother. Father Fleurant discusses the vocation of the religious priest. Father Reilly outlines the requirements for the diocesan priesthood. mf--' lka -, 4 L5 We fmt- 2 QQ '55 ' fig 1? 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The event of the eve was undoubtedly the basket- ball contest between the Varsity and the Big Five from Saint Helena's parish The Varsity met its tough- est competitor in the form of old school mates and friends. The thrilling game, the score never being more than seven points apart, led to a double over- time. The hnal two points put in by Cox won the game for the Big Five. The score was 'O-68. lrato was high scorer for the Varsity while Grundig scored the most for the opposing team. The Champion Sth Grade team takes Kennedy Home in opening game of Sports Night. Nl HT A much anticipated Faculty-jay-Vee game came early in the evening. The jay-Vee romped the Broth- ers and Mr. Mahoney ' that the City Champs the court. During the evening prizes were given to deserving students. Chess champs, intramural basketball winners, foul shooting champs and winners of the much-coveted door prizes received the most enjoyment from the evening, The participants and the spectators of this most exciting night started home past eleven after an enjoyable by a cool I8 points proving could outwit the Faculty on a battery of trophys and door evening. Faculty is beaten again by the Championship j. V. team, N .W 4 N 1 .Q Q tw, -L w ,Q H 4 Q . iii, . W V ,Q TX-f MQ -W 115' 1 L ,Q E9 6, tl xi A I' NN u 4, .. 1+ --4' ,,., , Q . , I, 4' .. , - Q : ' MY' 5. 14 X qj x fm 4' 4 as xv xv l f fr e' A4 , 1,3 ,geo K s Q - 'il N R V 'f ii JUNICDR HOP On April 5 in St. Helenas audi- torium, the boys' first junior Hop became a huge success. The junior classes, led by Brother Stephen Damian and the official junior teachers overcame all obstacles ttz make a success of the April in Paris Hop. A score of junior dec- orators and sophomore attendants put their all into the preparation of this gala event. Construction of the Eiffel Tower by Brother john Luke and Brother Declan Claude and the superb artistic talents of Mrs. Smith contributed atmosphere and color to the exotic surround- ings. Sixty-five couples saw Anthony Asterita's partner, Miss Lillian Lof- tus become Queen of the Hop. Music played by the Metropolitans and the beautiful gowns worn by the girls combined to make a wons derful evening for all. A .A 1 A The Grand March begins . . . Dancing to the Music of the Metropolitans t A , A 4-1 i J. f t 1 fs- Well, almost like a sidewalk cafe. M355 Lillian Loftus is crowned Queen of the Prom! 5.12 19 dilltulllulb X Q kj Wifmf' I AIT UUNL I ny?-if s Acnvmfs W 2 CEHHINIHW xxx. un 1 3 G N SUDHT, ' A5 ' EQ S E A9,,.7,.,,n ' fi f y vb if V. f 4 lc H E YOWIT SENIOR SODALITY: First Row: McCartney, D. Massaro, D. Gartland iVice-Prefectb. E. Berrigan 4Prefectl. j. Frein lTreasurerJ, R. McDonough iSecretary?, T. McKinley. Second Row: T. Cassidy, T. Buckley, M. Phillips, H. Hesse, R. Moetzinger, H. Finegan. Third Row: E. Carleton, H. Lewis J. Churchill, J. DeMarco, J. Mutino, R. Sehring. Fourth Row: F. Schuhmann, j. Gorrasi, P. Cullen, V. Poisella, B. McKeon, M. Dunning. Fifth Row: j. Stephens, J. Murphy, W. Hayden, M. Parker, A. lrato, A. Gemmell, R. McKeown. SQDALTEFY Again this year, as in preceding years, the tre- mendous work of the Sodality for the spiritual wel- fare of its members, can be seen. In this fourth year of existence, the Sodality in St. Helena's has grown to such overwhelming proportions, that is was de- cided by the moderators, Bro. Daniel Andrew and Bro. Stephen Laurence, to divide the group into the Senior and junior Sodalities respectively. In addition to its usual activities, such as the Food Drive for the Sisters of the Poor, and participation in the annual Retreat and May Devotions, the So- dality has added many new projects to its ever- growing curriculum. During the Chair of Unity Oc- tave Devotions, jan. 18-25, the Sodality led the Sill- dent body in prayers for the conversion of the world. On February 19th, 20 members of the Sodality attended Cathedral High School for the annual con- vention of the Diocesan Sodality Union. Also this year some members of the Sodality have pledged themselves, to help bring joy and happiness into hospitals caring for mentally and physically handi- capped patients. For the most part, the greatest and most admirable of the Sodality's functions is the group assistance at Mass each Saturday by all of its members. The weekly reception of communion by the Sodality as a group. has showered many blessings and benehts upon St. Helena's. Through the sodalists' presence at weekly Mass and frequent meetings of the Sodality, the member of this world organization becomes aware of the func- tions of the Sodality and his particular duties as a sodalist. Usually meetings of the Sodality are held on Thursdays. Each meeting opens with a prayer to Our Lady and closes with a hymn in honor of the Blessed Virgin. During the course of these meetings, the sodalist becomes instructed on the life of Our Lady, and his relation to the Sodality. The Queen's Work magazine is given to each member every month. This magazine is filled with stories about Our Lady, the activities of numerous Sodalities, and important prin- ciples of our Catholic faith. It is sincerely hoped, that as this present school year slowly draws to an end, the numerous activities undertaken by the Sodality may have pleased Mary, at least in some small way, and that she will return to those who have faithfully tried to serve and honor her the numerous blessings and benefits which she has at her command. As this year's senior sodalists graduate. they can look forward to assistance in every undertaking in future years. Encouraged by this year's success and progress the members of the Sodality, pledge themselves to the building of a better character and the molding of a stronger Catholic faith. JUNIOR SODALITY: First Row: R Sicilia, E. Cullen fSecretaryJ J. Mul- len fPrefectJ, J. Picciano fVice-Pre- fectj, F. Callahan fTreasurerJ, T. Desimone, Bro. Stephen Laurence. Second Row: T. Buckley, J. Riordan, M. Diomede, M. Marino, A. Vatore, F. LaTorre, J. McDonagh, J. Kurtz. Third Row: W. Lamadore, P. Cream- er, B. Jewell, E. Cusack, A. Croce, K. Mucci, J. Hayes, J, Collins. Fourth Row: J. Callinan. J. Gorrasi, J. Fee- ney, J. Brennan, L. Gerwick, J. Mc- Auley, Lineen, R. Croce. Fifth Row: J. Lee, J. Stevens, J. Monahan, J. Hughes, W. Caldwell, L. Ruth, F. Gervat, B. Misiewicz. Sixth Row: F. Lambert, J. Fahey, R. Revera, T. Bannon, J. Flynn, C. Kennedy, A. Picorelli. Seventh Row: G. Wood Kraus, R. Larranaga, P. Avenius ,R, , F. Tassone I: McHugh, R. Townsend. iss Bro. Stephen Iixurcnce injects spirit- ual advice into the veins of the sophomore Sodalists. Sodalists attend their Saturday Mass. r--w Canned food collection for the Little Sisters of the Poor. First Row D. Malaspina, J. Matti- more R Canavan, R. Sloboda. J. Mc- Andris Second Row: J. Radigan, R Engltrt lx McCabe. J. Mohan, J Lussen J Schlegel. Third Row: R Miller R Daly, T. Clarke, F. Iazzetta. J Becht E Turtle, J. O'Sullivan ourth Rovs: B. O'Sullivan. D OKeefe A Mues, R. Ring. S. Sear- ing H Samtt P. Neenan. Fifth Row J OConnor J. McClafTerty, S. Mor- st auscr J O'Keefe. J. Ryan. 'I' Hutchinson F. Frail. Sixth Row: A Grimaldi J Lavelle. J. Vokcs. T turing lx Finn, F. Heller Lurlq Sutnth Row: F. Barry. R Oertlt J Duffy, D. Jordan. R. Argi unto I' Whtlun, lf. McElroy. 'Y' Meeting of a section of the Fresh- man Sodality. K Sodality sponsors Chair of Unity Octixc Noxcnu l ' ll'l' olub Introduced to Saint I-lelenas this year by Brother Martin Thomas was a new activity. the Art Club. lt has become the means for the advertisement of the school activities. dances and basketball games. Members of the new activity are most enthusiastic about their work, Twenty posters circulate about the school at all times. Keeping them com- ing is no easy y1b.'There are nialay this Iiut die boys in the club are ready, willing and able to cooperate. No doubt they will keep up their line labors. Ollicers of the Art Club include George Romero rPresident1, Thomas Fornabaio lXHce-Prejdentl, Ilaniel Cdeason inul Leonard Cierwick CSecretariesl. Robert Steward and xlohn Carroll are in charge of supplies. Brother Martin shows them how it is done. DESIGN POSTER CLUB: First Row: j. Carroll, R. Baffer, G. Brereton, R. Smith. Second Row: D. Gleason, R. Steward, B. Barbera, S. Costa, V. Saverino, G. Romero. rl L , 'Tri Dxiufxriiv 5 - st PLAYS we CARTOON POSTER CLl'B: First Ron: L. Gerwick. A. Reynolds. C. DelGrosso, IJ. Oilieefe. j. Forte. P. Friel. Second Row: K. Carmody, VV. Burton. T. Tornahaio. A. liriganti. j. Ruland. 1. Resch. S. Morschauser. Third Row: j, Schoelles. R. Minicieli, bl. Artists display thclr miami Carney. R. Larranaga. L STUDENT COUNCIL ln IES seeond ye1r of emstente 1t Sunr Helems tl1e Student C,oune1l l11s 1el11e1ed more thls ye1r th1n durmg thc hrst one lNioder1ted 111 su LLSSIUII JK Brother C,hr1stopher 1nd Brother George Robert the members hue eleeted George Hughes to be Pres1 dent lmes frul to be N1ee PI'LSlLlLI1I 1nd tl1 l.1rr1n1g1 1nd St1nle1 Cr1eox11 to be Seerettry 1nd lre1sL1rer respeetnely 'Ihe forty members were ll prow ed by the fteulty 1nd eleeted by the student body Surely tl1e1r qu 1l1l1e IIIUIIS t1nnot be doubted The Student Loune1l forms 1 tlose lI1Ll bllielllll, l1n between thc SIL1LlLIlIS 1nd tl1e f1LlIlIy 1nl 1tts 1s represenmtne of the students lt 1lso 1ss1sts ll upholdmg student Lll'LlPllI1L 111 tl1e summons 1nd eourt system Student cOLlI'lLll0l'h 1lso ell ttelsets fox tl1e y 1r1ous 1et1w1t1es let lb ushers lllel 1ss1st 111 the parkxng of ears for people who eome for 1et1v1t1es They slso sponsor 1 c,llI'lSII'f1 IS d1nee for tl1e students 1nd the1r guests 'lhe purpose of the cllllllkll m11 be summed up thus Ser1 1ee to the student 1nl school its wg-a-,K+ Czmlty fir' J use Q I- 1. Flrst Row E Whalen -I Porte D Noxotm P Kuseke Second Row J Larranaga CJ Hughes M Angarola R Tarul Thxrd Row P Butory 1eh A Cyemmell L Shcc han, E Donnelly Fourth Row j Frall j Campbell j jacksen lnnoeent ' First Row: D. Garrland, J. Mulcahy, E. Daley, H. McNallen, Stensen. Second Row: R. Sehring. V. Poisclla, T. Hughes, Henderson, M. Frawley. Third Row: C. Schafer, M. Hausle, Bozzi, M. Austin. Fourth Row: S. Cracovia, T. McKinley, Berrigan. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS j Lar ranaga 1Secretary7, J. Frail fVice Presidentr G. Hughes 1Presidentl. S. Cracoua KTrLas urerb. i 1 91 .1 1,- Submitting peacefully 11151 The Forensic group at St. Helena has grown by leaps and bounds under the excellent coaching of Brother Stephen Luke and Mr. Griffin. A large part of the success of the group is due to their efforts. Behind every speech there is a tremendous amount of preparation. Once a topic has been picked and the discourse prepared, the presentation of the speech must be organized. Here is where the coach has an important role. Brother has taught the boys the many tricks of public speaking by which any boy in the group is able to stimulate and maintain the attention of the audience before which he is appearing. The group is well known throughout the forensic league and invitations are constantly coming in asking for teams to be sent to the many tournaments held annually. One of the better known speakers is james Frail, who has placed third in the American Legion Oratory Contest. Another up and coming speaker is james Thornton. jimmy has won recognition in the Na- tional Brotherhood Week Oratory Contest. He has avg Lynch look for his cue . . . F QRUM defeated speakers from Hayes, All Hallows, and Tol- entine in open competition in which he was the only junior. He also placed fourth in the journal American Oratorical Contest. Frail, Thornton and Englert proved tough com- petition in the Catholic Forensic League Tournament, ranking among the winners of all Catholic high schools. Debating received a slow start, but now the young debators are ready for action. They are the first to admit the difficulty in speaking before a crowd. As the verse puts itg Witlm your knees a-knockin' Your hands a-sweatin, Your voice refusin' to work. But they have overcome all obstacles and have won fame and glory for their school. These boys can well be proud of the recognition they have won. Wluen they leave Saint Helena's they will leave able to express themselves clearly and easily, anywhere - a valuable asset in every walk of life. First Row: R. Englert, j. Dooley, j. Whittle, R. Goetschkes. J. Kid, R. Delaney, Bro. Stephen Luke. Second Row: J. Minutella, R. Smith. j. Thornton. j. Gleason. T. Lynch. P. W'heeler, R. Donohue, j. Mcliessy 1. Ryan, W. Bacon. Third Row: Mr. john Grifhn. A. Sabino, P. Riso. R. Dodge, S. Griffin. J. Frail, F. Rembrecht. I in ST' Jim Frail - top senior orator - 3rd place in the American Legion County Finalsg 5rd place in the C.Y.O. County Finals. EQF , 11 tif. 3 if A tion on Abraham Lincoln. Freshman john Ryan gives declama months Cross-Crotwz. f A , .dx First Row: A. Vatore, T. Cassidy, M. Phillips, A. Morrelli, F. Schuhman, E. Donnelly, M. Labelle, C. Schafer, F. Rembrecht, W. Molloy. Second Row: P. Wheeler, E. Whelan, H. Lewis. Third Row: E. Dillon, T. Henderson, W. Hayden, A. Gemmell, E. Berrigan, G. Hughes, S. Cracovia. L...-a. QRGS As the oflicial organ of St. Helena's the CROSS- CROWN, since its foundation in 1954, has provided the school with popular entertainment and enjoyment. All of the school activities including religion. sports, drama, news, and general gossip are represented in this publication. Already a member of the National Scholastic Press Association, the CROSS-CROWN staff now numbers 28 members. Under the skillful and highly successful direction of Bro. Paul Michael the CROSS-CROWN has pro- duced, and continues to produce, masterful artistic and literary achievement. Published four times a year in November, january, March, and june by the stu- dents of St. Helena's, it is anxiously awaited by many. Bro. Paul Michael has provided the experienced guidance which has made it possible for the members QRWWN of the staff to work to the best of their ability. Many hours of perseverance and hard work are spent in the production of every issue. Information must be gathered, articles must be written, and numerous pictures must be taken and developed for every issue. Bro. Paul provides the spark and journalistic knowledge necessary to prepare a paper of such high caliber. The motto of the CROSS-CROWN of speed and accuracy does not go unrewarded. All the members of the staH gain needed experience for the future in the acquiring of journalistic knowledge. It is fervently anticipated by all the members of the staff, that the CROSS-CROWN will continue to grow by the same measure as it has during preceding years. No articles by Dunning in tis A.. Rcportcr hosotm gets his story on basketball from Mr. Mahoney. yf Bro. Paul Michael, moderator. M Labelle. photographer. XV. Molloy news editor. F. Remhrecht. editor-in chief. G. Hughes. sports editor. S Cracovia. art editor. 95 1 ' '-'J-:nf-.....,.., 'uuu...,,f..,, Q Q. up un.- -nlnsn-..,.., ,I Q TN vvas., --- vw il J gil 'no' Q..-, if-'fi Asa. zl q,,Ql YI -A ur- -W.. ll 'Q hw-Q IIQQ s---.QQ F ol an ali 5 lui Q.- -Q -on 51.4 3 i I Al A This. the fourth annual Ill1I.lgNl.fXN. is presented to the students of Saint Helena so that they may review their academic life with foml memories in the years ahead. 'lihe staff has labored diligently to produce a volume that would be warmlv reteivetl and appretiatetl by all. We sincerely hope that our objentive will be reathetl. Featuring .i elrroiiologieal arrangement of activities, this issue strives for improvement .md originality. Vfith the irtclusiori of many more activities the reader will observe on aw ull ggi-sv '. , .. wr 03, , Bro. Williartm Paul snaps a picture for the HELENIAN. a larger, more complete yearbook. However, we have en- ?. 105 S 4 ,I Z Richie Luvera typing up the copy for the HELENIAN. -., ,sr . 1' : fsri' s., 'li' x . I' W N,,, A Q I, f-A 'fi 4 x 44 ni,-E 'i :ff 241. in ' 4 b . AGA-get-lg W 4 J 1 6 . Q ny xg Z 1 3 t , x K giant s V ' , W Q,ii9-2 W gnwl A, we -J F, ,V , . ZZ, The Memorizers First Row: S. Cofini, F. Iazzetta, J. Rizzo, J. Kid, J. Dooley, B. Darby, D. Pretiozi. Second Row: E. Berri- gan, G. Bereton, C. Hartling, J. Glea- son, J. Ryan, F. Wilkens, J. Brennan Third Row: W. Molloy, J. Collins T. Donoghue, G. Wood, F. Gervat E. Carleton. Fourth Row: M. Dun- ning, R. McCoppin, H. Lewis, T Cassidy, T. Buckley, J. Gorrasi. F Fata. Fifth Row: A. Gemmell, E Whalen, P. Wheeler, T. Cartledge S. Stenson, E. DiMotta, J. Murphy A. Smith. Sixth Row: R. Townsend. C. Cornell, R. Tarul, J. Adams, M. Smith, J. Murphy, J. Ward, J. Pic ciano, B. Barbera. 98 1 The oldest and perhaps the most popular of the social extracurricular activities in the school is the Dra- matics Club. Named the Genesians in honor of St. Genesius, the patron of actors, the keynote of the club has always been superb perform- ance. Prior to 1955-1956, the Genesians were moderated by Bro. Francis Thomas who directed three excellent productions, Brother Or- chid, Room Service, and Arsenic and Old Lace. The present mod- erator, Brother Stephen Damian, will direct the popular comical in- terpretation of a POW' camp. Sta- lag l7. ln addition to providing social and dramatic entertainment, the Genesians also strive to provide for the cultural development of its members, Through dramatic in- terpretation on the stage, an interest and an appreciation of drama is thereby cultivated. The culmination of the year's efforts takes place in the presentation of the annual play, Keen competition among the mem- bers and from the students who audition produce a splendid cast. To complement the actors Brother Stephen also has selected the very capable and necessary men behind the scenes. With an emphasis on quality and the mastery of the difficult, the Genesians can always be expected to perform magnifi- cently. John Clarke and Barbara Dorsey practice a duct. First Row: P. Riso, J. O'Connor, R. Mur- phy, F. Land, T. Vfilliams, J. Orlando, D Massaro, B. Bozzi. J. Altino. Second Row: J. Lee, K. Finn, D. Gleason, J. McManus, J. Lavelle, A. Falvo. J. Grimaldi, R. Chl, A. Sacco. Third Row: M. McLaughlin, F. Lambert, B. Barbera. Fourth Row: J. For- gionne, XV. Hayden, P. Rainiari, B. Mc- Keon, G. Romero, T. Good. First Row: F. Muass, XV. Molinelli, K. Mc- Cabe, R. Canavan, A. Spinozzi. J. Lussen, J. Schlegel. F. Finnocchio, J. XY'hite. Second Row: F. McKenna, R. Miller, D. O'Keefe, D. Magliaro, F. Iazzetta, S. Seating, B. Harrison, J. McCloskey, J. Giacchino, P. Ceriani. Third Row: J. XVard, B. LoBalb0. R. Medina, J. Clarke. Fourth Row: E. Frail, B. Regan. B. Covais, T. Hutchinson. Brother Damian practices for the Spring Concert. GLEE LQQE One of the highlights of the school vear is the annual concert presented bv Brother Damian Victor and his glee club. This years concert proved. to be especially enjoyable combining for the rirst time the talents of the bovs' and girls' departments. A wonderful rendition of the great musical Okla- homa started in rehearsal about the first vveek of October. The manv months of practice were necessary to produce a top notch performance. The seven girls were a welcomed and needed addi- tion supplying very beautiful head voices. Brother Damian said the amalgamation proved enjoyable to all concerned. An ensemble of some 60 voices were heard among which were such enduring soloists as Brian McKeon. Fred Lambret and of course the seven girls, B. Darsev. J. Gereghtv. M. Lackner. B. O'Keefe, M. Peappert. D. Sharp. and C. Veccarelli. Though everyone concerned put in long hours of practice. they all agreed that the pleasure of ap- pearing on stage was more than worth the effort. Ba. 'IOO I V l First Row: B. Philip. E. Daley, M Labelle, J. Finocchio, H. Wenzel, L Ruiz, J. McAndris, J. Hoefenkrieg, C Russo. R. Erb, Bro. joseph Gregory Second Row: J. Brennan, P. Eastman J. Heeran, H. Hesse, K. Eastman, A Morelli. Mill I lllelllslll For those students interested in the fundamental principles of radio, St. Helena's Radio Club provides an excellent way to learn. Founded by Bro. Paul Wilfred, it is presently moderated by Bro. Philip Richard and Bro. joseph Gregory. The student officers are Marc Labelle, G. Gomes and P. Eastman. The students learn to construct simple sets and to send and receive radio messages. There is abundant opportunity to do lab work supervised by a faculty moderator. Mem- bers who are well versed in the subject are able to apply for one of the Federal Communications Commission's three amateur licenses: novice, technician or general. In addition to the expert advice of the faculty moderators, there are also available some of the finest textbooks and periodicals. All of these things make membership in the Radio Club a rich and rewarding experience. You're on the air. Delving into the Held of electronics. pm G S. A X X vi '98 f - f ff.'f Ng,,L NW :ix-nbc' M1-' if xr ,vt QVYKVM, 'ru -. raxm arm' 'U ' s v .H . W. Wu - .. -h y. x... ' vw.-X . ap. ' P-n,,, x v. Y xx s,--. I 1 SKJKNLY . f x'l Y x N... -.eu -4 xi , CTI 'TIES 5..-ff 1 J! xwffmAti.x . ,-. . ' '41 vm- .QQW ' tg, QF. fu 'u K 'li lv -.., . 'J X 'Q I I l x ' l qv. On the eve of Ascension Thurs- day, May 9, the graduating class of 1956 attended the fourth annual Senior Prom. The evening started at eight o'clock with a catered dinner. After dining the seventy couples danced to the music of the West- chester Collegians until eleven o'clock when the choice of the Queen of the Prom was made. Martin Galley saw his partner, Frances Dwan, elect- ed to that honor. During the evening Monsignor Scanlan blessed a rosary bracelet which was presented to each of the girls. From April 30th to May 3rd, St. Helena's Dramatic Society, the Genesians, presented their fourth annual three act play. This year's presentation was Stalug 17, which had a successful run on Broadway and was made into a hilarious motion picture. The Genesian production climaxed many months of hard work and practice and upheld the Sociery's long line of previous triumphs. The plot concerns a group of American airmen held in a German prisoner of war camp in 1944. It appears that the Gestapo knows more than it should due to the efforts of a spy planted in one of the barracks. The peak of action is reached when the spy is revealed and a downed Hier escapes from the Nazis. James Thornton played the lead role of Sefton, a sullen young men who is considered the barrack's heel but later be- comes the hero. john McKessy portrayed the spy and john Murphy, with Michael Parker and Frank Fata played the bar- rack'c clown and his stooge, respectively. Richard McCoppin was seen as the Man of Many Faces. For their efforts Thorn- ton and McCoppin received the Society's Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor Awards. jr- gifs N ' jk? gelflefi '!?:':s, N if -9 i f, 'E ,Q Lana reaenl fe ii f Vi if Y The school Glee Club presented their second Feftizvzl of Song, in a Rodgers and Hammerstein review on May 20, 21, 22, 25, in the high school gymnasium. Selections were chosen from many popular Rodgers and Hammerstein productions such as South Pacific and The King and I to form the first part of the program. Michael Mc- Laughlin and Bill Hayden had the main parts in this section of the song festival. The second part constituted selections from Oklulammz. The stars of this section were Brian McKeon as Curley and his sweetheart Carol Beccarelli as Laureyf' A record crowd saw Brother Damian Victor's group display a superb performance as they sang their way to success. The applause for the song Oklahoma,' alone lasted for a good three minutes. Jane Geraghty's solo, I Cain't Say No, was one of the main factors of the show's success. Madeline Lakner, Dorothy Sharp, Barbara O'Keefe, and Mary Plappert also added their various talents to the . .., Qi t asf' i 444, .- i.... Q H in left sf . fine showing of the Glee Club. f ,V Q 44? , fi-ff 4-H56 f ,s' I V' I ,' i I ex -....,i ef Q' A x be JSM il! Wm On May 31st at 9:50 A.M. St. Helenais boat to Rye, the 101211 fl. illtfrcfi, left its port in the East River and chugged gaily toward its happy destination. On board were thousands of lighthearted I-Ielenians. from both the boys' and girls' school, who were determined to have a good time. The weather was fine and for al- most everyone on board things seemed to be going their way, The trip to Rye's playland was most pleasant, as could be determined from the happy voices and dancing feet of the Helenians. But the day had just started when at 11:30 A.M. the boat docked and the chattering multitude streamed forth from the vessel, each thinking of how he would spend the day. There were amusements such as the thrilling roller coaster and the ever popular bubble bounce to go on, games of chance to try one's luck at and even swim- ming to keep everybody happy. The time spent at Rye seemed to be just one big whirlwind of happiness and when the Helenians started back for the boat each wore a smile of contentment on his face. 9 1 vi nigd i 4 it 2 Ira 'YD 'T ' c all! J 3 u ' ' 2 ,4h'f ' W- 11- 2 ,J 'VJHT QQ5 On Saturday evening, june 2, Saint Helena's second Block H awards dinner was held in the school cafeteria. It was the occasion when the school paid honor to those who demonstrated their school spirit by participating in the cultural and athletic activities of the school. Brother John Lawrence, Director of Saint Ann's Academy, was the master of ceremonies. Guest speakers were Mr. Harry McCormack, chairman of the Holy Name Oratorical Contest, and Mr. Sid Borgia, basketball referee in the National Basketball Association. 1 Block 9, It Dinner At 7130 on the evening of june 24, the culmination of four years of high school study took place at the Church of St. Helena. There, the graduating class of l956 marched up the aisle to receive their diplomas from the hands of Monsignor Scanlan. Proud parents filled the Church,listening with their sons to the address of Monsignor Schultheiss. The ceremony closed with benediction. 7 Isl .fahyf ,Xb ' M-.ii 1 ' buy 53 i , fi ,. f:1gi'ii 1, if i 'U E V' uqtqfsl f' ar '-'i 's--'X N ff, shi- T' H . I y I ' . f I 'if Q, . ' xy' , Suffix q O5 l a. wi' 0 WP ' ex 1 35 H, U lv!! .-L The Varsity Baseball team of 1956 brought the first major sports cham- pionship to St. Helena's by capturing the first place baseball trophy in an ex- citing playoff game at Ebbetts Field against Cardinal Hayes. The team that won the championship were all respon- sible for the victory but outstanding among these were first of all Norman Burkhart, the pitcher responsible for the Crusaders key victories, and Thomas Renaghan, team captain and leading batter with a .463 average. Seasons Record Oppoiing Tefzmx Mount St. Michael Manhattan Prep Bishop Dubois ...... St. Simon Stock ...... Tolentine ................. . Tolentine ...........,...... Manhattan Prep Bishop Dubois ...... St. Simon Stock ...... Mount St. Michael Manhattan Prep Cardinal Hayes ...... Q. 0' I, . as 5657? : 'L P grsisr5.if:r.:4 R' - ' 79 'gp J.V. BASEBALL TEAM: lst Row: E. Pisarri, R. Croce, S. Pellingra, L. Moirana, T. Hutchinson, D. Collopy, T. Healy. 2nd Row: T. Baldante, S. Morshauser, E. Frail, R. Sloboda, R. Fritz, T. Ryan, P. Kummer. 1 ' C ' 7' 7 A , 2 SEK ., 3? r . V V f f f-ai... 5 . 57 - ' A- .B ' 5 A 9 ta w . K ' k Q99-'i4.,1A,nz a - '-Q . f. 7. fi ' 'Q' 1' v. -Ls? . fig .-fy-.,u , 45 Q V . V a, l wifzi 1-:z.14e.e :a i ' u, 'Syl 1 f ' ' f , ' ' , , jyfgg J wp , .Q,3,.1,....fi -, 354' . ,, 1 M ,H if init' I 1YT'A. -am 1 up-3-'S Q .. j.V. BASEBALL RECORD Oppoiing Teami St. Helena Opp St. Mary's .............................. 8 4 Mount St. Michael ............ 5 11 Mount St. Michael ............ 1 7 Tolentinc ..................... ..... 7 5 Cardinal Hayes ...... . l 18 Saint Annls ........ ..... O 5 All Hallows ........ ..... 3 4 Iona .......................................... 0 2 Mount St. Michael ............ 0 7 Tolcntine .............................. 7 5 St. Ann's ................. ..... 3 11 Cardinal Hayes ......... ..... 0 1 1 All Hallows ....... ...,. O 15 IFJ., 'V an SQ 4 .4919 .' ' if 'X 1' 'Q IIIIIIQ A ft.: nn, SENIOR SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS -CLASS 4C: lst Row: L. Iaricchia, S. Cracovia, J. Horgan, R. Luvera, J. Trotta, J. Geraghty. 2nd Row: G. Zeitler, J. O'Connor, F. LaForge, R. Sullivan, P. Grosso, E. Berrigan, E. McEvoy. JUNIOR SOFTBALL CHAMPS - CLASS ZF: lst Row: J. Hayes, D. Mazzella, P. Guarino, J. Morsut, J. Hughes, G. Brereton. Znd Row: J. Curicio, P. Wiedman, J. Weisenbur- get, J. Devlin. --a .li fl f'l 3 Q1 b K . I 'Q I P fi 1 lllllll CQ QN 4 f.etf.ws,, , l .4,YlEl-5143 .f' group of trackmen that were St, Hglemyg 51-gt The second Penn Relay team. First Row: J. Lenchan Cs at the Penn Relays. First Rowg C, Tan- M. l3l0l'I1CLlC. Y. Poisclla. Second Row: J. McAuley, F A. Vatore. T. Mcliinlcy. Second Row: J. Mc- F3fi1-XV-C1llKlWCll- T. Hughes, J. Frein, BI. Diomede, V. Poisella. The students pictured at the right represented St. Helena's this year in the archdiocesian Science Fair. Left to right they are C. Schafer, F. Rembrecht, J. Dooley, F. Donnelly and Fred Schuhmann. Edward Donnelly won a four year scholarship to Fordham University for his entry. A v Pictured at the left are the mem bers of the Forensic Society that captured second place in the Marist Speech Tournament held at Mount Saint Michael. james Frail, fthird from right? is seen holding the first place plaque that he won in the Holy Name Oratorical Contest. -if-5 Part of the student body that took part in the public recita- tion of the Rosary, during the month of May. si. ATl'll.lTlCS X--D Robert Sullivan, Captain 5 Albert lrato RU ADERS Under the guidance of Mr. John Mahoney, the varsity basketball team compiled a 14-I2 record. A high spirited and aggressive combination, they were always up for the Big Games. lt was their inability to beat the easy teams that kept them from improving their record. Led by Al lrato, with a 14.3 average, Captain Bob Sullivan, with a l3.5 and playmaker George Hughes' 12.6, St. Helena's was always a tough team to beat. x HIGHLIGHTS St. Helena's heats Hayes 45-42. With Hughes and Irato scoring I2 points apiece and the clutch foul shooting of Tom Renaghan, St. Helena's pulled I l I H Mr. Mahone A vfaustin, Mgderator K . .i e , I 1 i 'H H l Jim Frall John larranaga George Hughes one of the maior upsets of the season. Hayes later went on to take third place in the city playoffs. St. l'lolena's 5'l - Manhattan Prep 46. Rallying from a four point deficit, and led by the deadly iump shooting of Bob Sullivan, St. l'lelena's downed another of the Big Boys. At one point Sullivan hit six straight shots to amass a total of 23 points. St. l'lelena's 60 - St. Ann's 62. Showing great fight and hustle from the opening tap to the final buzzer, St. Helena's came within two points of beating the second best team in the city. Jimmy Frail did a great iob under the boards and also managed to score I6 points. St. HeIena's 43 - St. Francis 53. With lrato leading the way St. I-lelena's gave quite a scare to St. Francis. The defending champs were hard put to gain their victory over St. I-leIena's. larry Gill Tom Renaghan Richie 0'Sullrvon Peteluterovich I : Ed Subotich Bob Hand Snffflf 4 A -e w,.qa,m: . Qf- :Fu .ff-V U00 . 4 1 Q QLENA 4 Us lj 9.51, X13 if 1,5 Y Q wx X- . -- Lit., . ,. .1 xl 9 -'ff s xg A ' I Y , , , 'gififii f 3 .. 'Nagy .E 4 ' - ti E 4' L, A if 6 1 ' sri' an as . 6' V lv K .- Q J N I 0 25? ' Y . N ff s 1. f .- 4 ' ... , -. Qian-r fl .A I' 54' L I'hL hugh pump mmm rcccncs trophy for Hrit plane m the Fordham Prep Relay Frun all bx himself f lrddm Murphy gms our II v ll Nlnlxmlu hnuhu suond ln 550 mlm i 'ix Row 1: Left to Right: M. MacMahon. J. Vinaccia, J. McAndris, D. Malas- pina, G. Daniels. Row 2: R. Vokes 1Managerl, J. Kid, E. Scanlon, j. Mohan, K. McCabe, F. Castora. j. Dooley, R. Englert, M. Delaney. Row 3: R. Kelly, R. Canavan, E. Marshi- ano, C. Del Grosso, T. Farrelly, R. Weiss, G. Hosie. W. Caldwell, Capt Skea 1CoachJ. Row 4: M. Marino, T. McCartney, F. Quattromani, M. Dio- mede. G. Smith, R. Salera, A. Vatore, T. Clarke. Row 5: J. Cabaup, T. Mc- Kinley, j. Horan, J. Feeney, M. Smith, J. McAuley, Carleton, A. Croce, W. Bacon. J . 5-2 Get up there. 108 V- E f 4 :Vi 1, rs A Q' . Now watch the way I do it! 1 U 1 Q Q 1 sig! ' lfqutuf, X f l 5 CK The opening of the cross-country season for St. Helena's track team began on October 29 when a varsity squad con- sisting of Tom McKinley, john McCartney, Tom Hughes, Bob McDonough, jim Frein, Co-captain Bill Caldwell and Matt Diomede were chosen to run the hilly Zltj mile course, On November 1, Captain Vinny Poisella paced him- self to a 12th place bronze medal in the Junior Varsity Division of the cross-country run. The indoor track season started with a bang when a highly spirited St. Helena's two mile relay team composed of Matt Diomede, R. McDonough, McCartney and T. McKinley broke the novice with lst place gold medals and in so doing shaved ten seconds from the precious meet record. The team continued its torrid pace when in the Fordham Relays lid Murphy 5' l I , Mayo Smith 5' S , and Mike Marino 4' 9 jumped their way to lst place and carried back to St. Helenas its first track trophy. ln the Bronx-Manhattan and Westchester meet Ed Murphy show- ed his skill once more by copping lst place with a jump of 5' 9 . Also in the B. M. VU. Tom McKinley strided, with relative ease, to lst place medal in the junior 880 yard run. V. Poisella, F. Fata, W. Caldwell and M. Diomede took 2nd place in the open division of the one mile relay in the Bronx-Manhattan and NX'estchester track meet and in the selfsame meet a midget four lap relay team consisting of Mike Marino, Frank Quattromani, Tom Clarke and Tom Farrelly grabbed off bronze Std place medals. This well- coached St. I-Ielena's team has proved to be very strong competition and promises to be even stronger in the forth- coming season. The team owes much of its success to the hard work and skill of the coach Mr. Matthew Skea and to the track moderator Bro. Anthony Dominic, cross-country season, and Bro. Peter Michael, indoor track season. low 1: Left to Right: Bro. Peter, NI. Austin, D. Novotny, V. Poisella. Row 2: D. Carney, S. Morchauser, J. O'Keefe, J. Lenehan, J. DeMarco. Row 5: P. Avinus, B. McLaughlin, J. Lavelle, D. Convery, G. Merring, J. Gray, j. Herran. Row 4: G. Duffy, F. Fata, E. Murphy, J. Frein, R. Mc- Donough, T. Ball, T. Hughes. I ! il iI Z I ,o -':::--'- 'il Hi all in ' nl a ii un in -gg::II2-j .-igg1:3.- -- ,lla-i :l.,,,iu' ll , ,lu nl 'mil Hnnvl H' .ul ,li0' ,,u ,mm ,ul .H Hill 11- '.::: '::::... il---- TI Il jl ll iiiinn' ,imlII : 'militias isnau ',pIl' I :nil iiimml :ljumnl -, nnmll lIll:::lll. .Iuulu I llllllllf im -: ,mn Q . umm V I - W , g . 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