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

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'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,

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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

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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.