St James Catholic High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Chester, PA)
- Class of 1940
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Z ' Q1 .. iggigmmmpifigfigi fi Jwasgg-Aggies 1 1 N x ,K MSGR. ADOLPH j. BAUM 1940-1956 FR. EUGENE CARLIN, S.M. 1956-1959 FR. PAUL LANDOLFI, S.M. 1959-1962 FR. CHARLES ROSSMAN, S.M. 1962- 'Q ag -- L KB-' 4 V' Saint James High School an the amzsiou of its presents . . , ' 131 111 , , -..: :3, f Z 11 l .-::.:::: -f ',,, 'I ann.: ' :An , 1 L: Z n vue M ' 3 ' H5541 ll! ,-nn-unnngn I 111 I un: lv!! ll .all ll '-.::: - zz. 2. 4 A nu m' nz.. :.: A A 1 ', m g 7- .. 0 U D5 U U U U 1:1 ng, , 555 U El U ET -'- IQ' 'lf . I ------ - Aw' 'Ax . ames High School as I appeared in 1940. ,Q L A figlf, . , .., . ,ggi ,wyt A 'nf' ff- ' K Q- f., ., wg , , Avg 'ar Jfz- -, +f 1. c, N?-if-, Q ' if 1, 1 at fr f- ' ,. V., , v -4- V .2 -L.. 3 ,sgg-V, li, . mg , T16 . if gl' , 4. - , ,gym - '-:wr ff ' 7'f2':ff.!5 '3 iff in iff? 5 gfif' .qw , 1 , l 1 1- ' Q 4 1 icky -a 1 P 'fiJQ- . gf-3 5 ' M -- .gypw .e W 121' 'A 5 1 sf' I Q l ,K . ? .- ,1 W' vi I ,f, ...J . W 1.1 ' Q12 412 new - f M: Q, , . . , a 1 1 s 1 I1 f I 4, .Q-Ummm, A ,, ,Aw :J f in-1,. -- - V--...Q 1. 4 THRUUGH THE YEAR In Easton Pennsylvama ln 1847 the future spmt of St ames was mcarnated ln the person of ames Tlmmms He recerved h1s fundamental edu catxon ln the Publxc Schools tn Easton After attending Lafayette College and St Bona venture College he entered St Charles Seminary to study for the prxesthood Following hrs ordlna tion he spent forty five of hrs fifty erght years of priesthood as rector of St Michael s parish m Ches ter Hrs greatest concern was for the children of the parlsh Because of hrs great love for them he bequeathed a large sum of money for the foundatlon of a Cathohc Hlgh School From hrs generosrty spurred on by the love of God and his fellow man St James High School was concexved and con structed September 29 1940 was the openmg day m the proud hlstory of St ames Hlgh School The mrtral faculty conslsted of ten drocesan prxests one layman and a secretary They faced the first two hundred and forty one St ames students who proudly assumed their new hlgh school duties They saw the Hrst graduating class at St ames in 1944 As the school progressed the faculty and stu dent body grew The graduating class of 1944 carrxed with them the loyalty and devotlon mstllled In them at St ames to the battle fields of World War II ohn Judefind Thomas Deltman George Greenhalgh Francls Pro nestr ames Dennehey oseph Cohtll and oseph acono made the supreme sacrlfice for thexr country men St ames first produced a champnonshlp team when the 1947 baseball team swept the Phlladelphra Cathol1c League In 1953 Mr Brennan contmued the champlonshlp spmt by produclng an undefeated football team which tled for the Cxty trtle wlth North east Publxc High School In that same year Msgr Adolph Baum pulled the lever that unearthed the first scoop of soll for the construction of the new school burldmg In 1955 Fathers ORe1lly Dunron and Baum celebrated their 15th Anmversary along wlth St ames The teachmg staff further mcreased wxth the arrival of the Marranlst Brothers ln 1957 By now St ames was well establrshed m the Chester communxty It not only provlded Chester wrth outstanding Chrrstlan cltlzens but xt also served the material needs of Chester by the newly mmated Canned Food Drrve The Brothers and prlests produced many fme graduates such as the late Alble Flloreto to whom IS dedlcated the chrme tower of Pennsylvania M111 tary College On the occaslon of this Twenty fifth Annlver sary year xt IS our smcere wlsh that St ames w1ll contlnue ln the proud tradxtxon that xt has set m its first quarter century I I - 9 19. 7 J . I ' . I .D I J . . . . . . , , . . .D . , f l YJ .' 1' . EJ T ,J J H FATHER JAMES TIMMINS REV. A. J. BAUM MR. E. J. BRENNAN REV. REV REV REV REV REV REV. REV. REV. 1. A. ST. CLAIR A. 1. DONADIEU 1. J. DUNION J. M. GLEASON E. W. KNEBLES E. P. O'REILLY E. J. RAEEERTY v. SCHNEIDER P. J. VANDERGEEST MONSIGNOR ADOLPH BAUM in thas: who served and ta the alumm The students of the Silver Anniversary Class wish to dedicate this commemorative issue of The Blue and Gray to all those who have contributed to make St ames High School the fine institution that lf has become We would particularly like to single out Their Excellencies the Most Reverend Bishops who have co operated so fully in thus diocesan work The Most Reverend and Reverend Supermtendents who have consistently aided in keeping our standards among the highest in the area The former administrators the principals and vice principals who have so carefully guided our high school life and made lf so successful The Alumni from whom we have gathered the strength and It is impossible to include the emotions of all the graduates of St ames High School Likewise it is impractical to list the numerous achievements of our wise administrators We can only mention that they have happened and that the events of the last twenty five years have made St ames a truly admirable institution We the Silver Jubilee Class of 1965 carry with us the tradition of this quarter century and it is our fondest wish that our sons will be able to share in the spiritual and educational resources that we and our predecessors have extracted and assimilated into our daily lives , . . . , . . . U . . , ., V spirit to carry on the outstanding tradition which they have set. Y , . . V. . . . - , . . . Miss Mary Bauer Mr. Francis Brennan 1940-1965 MISS MAR Y BA UER It is rare indeed to find a woman who can worlc with high school boys for a quarter-century and still retain her composure and sanity. Kliss Bauer has not only done this. but has also been the backbone of the St. James secretarial staff. In 1940 she was the only secretary and treasurer for 12 faculty mem- bers and 244 students. Today she is chief of three secretaries of the staff, serving 55 faculty members and over 1400 students. Always cheerful and hardworking, Miss Bauer certainly deserves a hearty thanks for her quarter- centurv of service. MR. FRANCIS BEANS BRENNAN Through his twenty-five-year sojourn at St. james, Mr. Brennan has served the student body with a father-like dedication. He has constantly striven to develop our students not only intellectually, but also physically, for in his twenty-five years here he has served as an art instructor, and he has coached football and basketball. Beans Brennan is always there when there is work to be done. Cn many occasions, Mr. Brennan has helped the organizations of the school when there was any type of designing needed. For instance, the dance decorations, scenery for all the dramatic presentations. all the Blue and Gray art, and even sketches of football plays have all been under his expert direction. His quick wit and subtle humor have endeared him forever in the hearts of all who lcnow him. Faculty members, students, athletes-all of us join in thanking and congratulating Mr. Brennan on his twenty-five generous years of service to St. James. Diocesan and Marlanlst '4 cffg-C 4' In BT' 0 T I! ll midi HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN J KROL DD ,ICD Archbishop of Phnladelphla MSGR EDWARD T HUGHES REVEREND FRANCIS B SCHULTE Supermtendent of Schools Asslstant Superintendent of Schools Y Q ' ' A- .419 3 .4 A '15 ' ' V f-T fl , , , N n:-:- - -- . n,...mmla! .. ,, ', . ,c-m.....un1l Q, ' N . qr I WayvwffrqymmglI'lllll'nUI -'L I . no-rl.. l .N 'ANN 1 wwwzzfmmlrluillnuall ' el A Q J Q - 5,1-Qj::'.-+h 4 .. ,T - nb Q A. J 1 L Q Supervisors win.. cfumnq 171 5 1 , if 'df- ' I A THE MOST REVEREND GERALD V McDEVITT D D J C D Auxxllary Blshop of Phlladelphla ' Qlfh mwvmmx V' ' FATHER JOHN G DICKSON SM Provmcxal Superlor of the New York Province of the Society of Mary VERY REVEREND BROTHER JOHN T. DARBY, S.M Provmcxal Supervisor of the New York Provmcc of the Society of Mary hrough our twenty-five years the administration has changed hands many times, but always it was a turn for the better. We have seen many proficient teachers come and go, many to carry on the proud St. james tradition. All have faithfully performed their tasks, and are cherished in fondest remembrances. Bro. Adolf Kalt, S.M., at eighty years of age, dean of the faculty and school librarian, is typical of this unseliish devotion. fi 1, 1, X x X, xv xx Xa A f Wm Q 'WM sh. am 'K ' V' -z -1:74. 8, ..f an 4 .ny-Q., --.uv ' 7 , , , T. 25 ' PHD iPa' 5 M SSMAN VEREND CHARLE RE P'-lnClPal ANNIVERSARY A 0:-qw C m.-,olC -uw, 5'-1. B'-vu... P '1-M... iff Tlx Dear frsduat eof I9 dh . D'-oa,,,sCwi as t St I-Ines High School e :re proud to celehr1te our Gxlver luhllue l940 l96S qulrtcr centurv of communitv service educntlon, patriotism and W devorlon to Cod e are the pnuleged ones to curry MJ- the celebration hut we can never Forget those rv o hav gone hefnre u faculty student: IEIIK who have hu parent :lt e s and sol 1-I foundation uwon school moves forward tn-Inv The snotllght the faclltv of tadnx t s udent h0Jv of todav vu s'muld he on the dedxcatlon and aceormlxshnents o nen who have nrr.-ceded u The challen e therefor hm 1lre-ldv PIQCII m t hv them lv t le 1-For e ls sa eu n hxl me chill contln enge ue t e role of resnonsl connunntv o cnntznue to educate voung neu I lhnlzc 1nd .vmstnlxt who u l 1 e tlelr 'vlace t e cnrnrvunxtv T the r'r11lu.-net of thlt vea ver uhxlce f'l.nsw I' l'b5 our conrratulalxons :J we I Jon: ve are roul enroll vou nov 1'uon ! 11-ur thfmsand 1lu-mx who hue Lone hefnre vou 1 s r t u.4 L n acl. I e world of Jnwortunxtv fc 'v I serve to 1n-I trv men and vourself 1-ge e U-wh vou un Cz 1.1-:es nos! abun n fr t 0 n xt Twvltv Fxve ve1 fbrhlfv f rs If orever I Qlqdofhvux , . . - Z, ' z ,va Q . .. u f vx - I. . ' . .'. . . I .xl 7, , ' . H ' ' , on ' , h e 5 I I fr' ls -- ' th ' ' , vhifh this , ' T is on Q ', he t , 4, I I ik .1 ' ' , F S- 11 . . 4 . ' e , u th' still l' t lv s t ' h ' '. A ity in the ' f, t ' - 'J 1 . , ' - ll LL I ' In h Y ' . n , . ' U r, the 'wzl ' I ' - n P - . ' on an gh l -. I' -1 . to . 1: he -,-re t'-:nn ' 1 .. . . f - . fc S HA Cd lm! v 'rl f ' h . ' ' ll r lul'v e- In Id . Cnun , - 71vf'n.l'Q hl lnqs h . d . V ' .I.v llv 1' r M e 1 - . nm 0 f' . ,A 1 U I . Administration i' BRO FRANCIS MORAN SM Vlce Principal W ZZ-A l FR PAUL REICH SM Chaplain N BRO RAYMOND GLEMET SM This permit for Oklahoma? Guidance I 3 Religion Bro ames De Vito S M , B A Homeroom ZB2 Relxglon II III Sodallty Coorclmator Fr ohn Sheehan SM BA Homeroom 7A1 Relxglon IV Sodallty Moderator School Vo canon Dlrector Heacl of Rell gxon Dept Bro Carmme Annunzlata SM BS MA Homeroom 3Al Relxglon III Accountmg IV Soclalxty Cheer leaders Gracluatnon Ceremomes us? FA Bro Frank Sprmgman SM BS ln Ed Hoxneroorn ZGI Religion I II Cafeteria SUPCFVISIOH Fr Paul Rench, SM BS ln Ed STB Relngxon IV Sodalxty Dlrector School Chaplam Team Chap am Bro Joseph Maurer SM B A and B S ln Ed Relxglon I Freshman DlXl5lOI13l Counselor V1rs1ty 'md V Bowling Sod1l1tv Underclass Pxctures G' f Bro oseph Altinger SM BS MS PhD Modern Geometry Trlgonome try Analytxc Geometry National Honor SOCIEIY Scott H Graduatlon Exercxses Bro Anthony Bishop SM BS Homeroom 4B3 Plane Geome try Todays Geometry Trxgo nometry Transportatxon Bro Robert Sprmgman SM Algebra II Geometry Bro William Schroeder SM Plane Geometry Athletxc D1 rector Mathematic Mr Frank Mullm, B S m I R Homeroom IG3 Algebra I Freshman Bowling Moderator 'inu- Bro Richard Lukaschek SM BS m Ed Modern Algebra Trlgonometry Student Council Coordmator Drnves Chanrman of Actxvmes Councxl l X . J , . ., I . ., . ., . I. 1 , ' , . i-Q. ' M.s. ' I V . ' , . ., U Qs f A B.S. 1 K A X . I 9 . .9 'll . B.S. . D . , . . . . l Humanities Mr. Paul A Buckley, B A., M A. English III, IV, Administrative Asst., Chairman of English Dept., Modera- tor of Dramatic Club, Attendance Officer Coordinator of Activities. Bro William Andrews, SM BA Homeroom SB2 English III IV The Bark Moderator Printing Dept Moderator M ohn Brown, B Homeroom 4B2 English I II it erary Club Debating Club Mr ohn Mooney, BA M A I-lomeroom 4Al English IV Devel opmental Reading I Freshman Bas lcetball V Football Varsity Base ball Dean of Lay Faculty Bro Edward Smith SM BA Homeroom ZBI English II Religion II Sodallty Literary Club Sopho more Paper Literary Magazine Freshman Speech and Debate Mr Donald Bell BS Homeroom 4G2 Englnsh III IV Intramural Moderator Mr oseph Whelan BS ln Econ Homeroom IG7 EnglishI II Mr Eugene De Paul BA Homeroom 4Bl English III IV Freshman Football Varsity Track Activities Council Science Mr Richard Coletta, B A Ml' Tl'l0maS Coyle B A Biology Sophomore Dlvlglonal l'lomeroom1A2 Latin I General Counselor Scnence Student Insurance Fac ulry Actlvltles Council Bro Lester Dwyer SM BS ML Homeroom 4G1 Physics Sodahty Scl TF Mr ames Thompson BS m Blo Homeroom IGI General Sclence I Golf Coach Asst Bowlmg ence Honor Society R1dlo Club Mr ohn Devme B S Mr Lawrence McDermott Homeroom 4B4, Chemistry, B1 BS, In Phys ol0SY, Tennis Coach Chemxstry, Physlcs 0 7 , . , . , . . , 2 9 . 9 J ' , , Aim, , 1 - , . ., . ., . . . , ,, ,.AlM ,, , , , , , .,,V my , K . 722 fig, nb . J , Q i Q ly , 1 9 - - I N . J , . . . , Bro Eugene Morrissey SM BS m Ed Homeroom '7Gl Amerxcan l-llstory Social Studie Bro oseph Gaudet SM BS M l-lomeroom 4A4 POD B ue and Gray Moderator Mr Robert Mahoney BA Homeroom ZG2 Amerxcan History Gym Asst Football Coach Mr. Robert Preston, B.S. Homeroom lA1, Problems of Democracy, World Culture, Debate Team Moderator Prmtmg Dept Mr Rxchard Luyster, B A Homeroom ZA3 American H15 tory World Culture Bro Raymond Purcell SM BA Homeroom ZA3 HISIOFY I World Culture Servers Track Cross Country Sodallty Mr Walter MacFadyen, B S m Eco Problems of Democracy Record Keeping 0 o . J , . ., . ., . ' . . .A. , ' ' .,f , . . ., I , . fl- ' - I X It N . ' , . ., . y 1 i ll-la, 8 . ' ff - . , . ., . . I . , 9 ! 1 7 7 5 ' A U V V I I I . I 7 U . , . . 7 ' l Y Y Languages Fr Herman Van de Sype C I C M M A Homeroom 1X1 Latin I II III Mr ohn Coyne BA Homeroom 3A4 Spanish I II F ohn LaFaso SM BS French II Religion IV Sodality Bro Michael Mahoney SM BS m Ed selor Soclality umor Prom Moderator Bro Charles Lallberte SM BA Homeroom 2Bs French I II Religion III Poster Club Moderator Bro Raymond Glemet SM BA MA Spanish II Guidance Director Bro Robert OConnell SM BA Spanish I II Sodality Freshman Football Moderator . . . ., . . , , . IV- , 7 1 7 I I f ' I r. J , . ., . . I , . ., . . . . , Latin II, Religion III, Junior Guidance Coun- K . I , - ., . - I A . 4 g A 0 7 . .y . ., , . F' 5 11 ' , ' ' I W B' l A I , , , . ., . . Bro Henry Streb SM MA ln Ed Homeroom 4A2 Record Keeping Eco nomic Geography Busmess Department Chalrman Business Mr Michael D1 Pietro, BS Homerooms 4A2 4G2 Book keepmg Eco Geography BUSI ness Law Senior Rings Semor Prom Graduation Awards Sen lor Dxvlsxonal Counselor Intra mural Assistant Moderator Bro Bernard Backus S M B S Typewrltmg I Bro Norman Bolton SM BS Homeroom 3Bl Boolclceepmg Rellgxon II Soclalxty Mr Anthony Abbott, B.S ln I R Homeroom ZA2 General Busl ness II Boolclceeplng IV Varsnty Basketball Coach Arts f-1' ' 1-. M 'A 'W N . Bro Adolph Kalt SM MA B S L S Moderator of the Library Assist ants Bro Richard Olsen SM BS ln Ed Homeroom BB3 RCllglOh I Me chamcal Drawmg Servxce Club Sodallty Faculty Actlvxtxes Coun c its Mr oseph Logue BS m Eco Gym Varsity Club Moderator Football Basketball Coach X il. y A Bw. Frank Trnbull, s.M., 5.5. m Ed. Bookstore Mr Bert Plscotty BS MS Honxmerooxn 4Gl MUSICI II III IV Spamsh I Band Musxcals Youth Band Francis Brennan B S Art I Mechamcal Drawmg IV Football Coach Head of Mamtenance Dept Art Dept Chaxrman Bro Maurice Beyer SM MA Englxsh II Secretarie MISS MARY BAUER u e MRS ANN MINISZAK Mrs Schmidt seems unalarmed of lm ohnsons complamt of a hugh temperature after the common thermometer test MISS ANN MCNULTY MRS SCHMIDT .-5. Ay- . -J .,.. -Y, K Riih 4.1, B ,, Q. . ,aa ng. XA.- KL!-s,n Kuhn nun. . x...... nga, -an . mi. Inu ve- -f, lai ua... ii b ,ii '- up ' Po Ein' , -'ri ' ,.. 129 Ml lil ' ni mmf 1 L X ,elif may I have your attention please 'F .y, x -I ,Q 10' ' , . ,, , ' x . .JA f 'W .. he backbone of any school is its seniors. They are consistently the leaders of the important sports, activities, and projects. In them can be found the best criterion of the value of a school's program. Robert Sparky Faries is an outstanding example of a per- fectly formed high school student. If St. james could produce every one of its students in his mold, our Bulldog's bite would be felt in every part of the world. SE N ii Q ii ,. - . s 1 1, ,fs 5 Q fm. ' 4 nf 1 1 , 5 , 1 , 1 V1 1' rl 2,5 ' ,ff ,, ff 'f'Mi,zf: AQ Q. g, hy, ' , mf ,,N,Q,,,f Wff'747', ffv IW 'M w MJT! , 5' 4, W , 4, I' ,, ,Wy G 4 f , f , ,f ' M., W , ,, , , ' , Z , 4 .1 ,, 4 Z ,ww my ,ffffgyyf f A ,M 4 ,aff ff' f f My f Ji 4, w efw ' A A azfvfaf f.f'ia,,p Q ' ,5 , . ,V Q' V, M ,V ,' Mg, 'ff 5 f,w'Y,w!2 ', , , , , J ff A fi ff ZW? ' ,Irv J AGOSTINELLI J ANGENY M AHMED J ASHBY M ALLEN J BABICKI L ANDERSON G BAKER P ANDREOLI E BALFE JOSEPH S AGOSTINELLI St Anthony 516 W 6th St Chester Server l Splrlt Commlttee 4 Booster Club 4 Tennis Cheerleaders 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 MONIR Z AHMED Immaculate Heart of Mary 515 Kerlm St Chester Intramurals l Z 3 4 MICHAEL A ALLEN St Madeline 513 Tome St Radley Park Sodallty 1 Server I 2 Scxence Honor Society l 2 Intra murals l 2 3 4 Seruce Club l 2qLy 3 L LEE A ANDERSON St Joseph 2304 Lee Lane Chester PASQUALE F ANDREOLI St Anthony 1024 Saville Ave Eddystone Intramurals l JAMES F ANGENY Our Lady of Perpetual Help 324 Rutledge Ave Folsom Homeroom Officer l SJ Z SJ Spmt Committee 3 Intra murals 12 3 4 CSMC JAMES A ASHBY S! Hedmg 930 W 9th St Chester Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JOHN A BABICKI St Hedmg 2224 W 3rd St Chester Booster Club l Intramurals l Z 3 GEORGE E BAKER Holy Ghost 1000 Booth St Chester Band l 2 3 4 Muslcale 2 3 EDWARD J BALFE Sl Madelme 333 Comerford Terr Ridley Park - - -, -' - - 4 m Band HLJ-2fLJ-3fLJ-4fLJ, Nlusicale Z-3-4, Intramurals 2 1 -4 y .. . , 1 4 .,z r of , . . -, - . fx f ec' pe iw MYR ,asf A Q Q 'hr sn- 4 'uv L, 40- ,P fri G I .. L, 1 S I I R. BARNABY J. BARRY F. BAXTER 6. BEISSEL J. BENDER ROBERT P. BARNABY Our Lady of Perpetual Help 600 Folsom Ave., Folsom Tennis 2 3 4 JAMES M BARRY St George 35 Isabel Ave Glenolden Intramurals l 2 3 4 FRANCIS J BAXTER Our Lady of Peace 323 Lmcoln St Folsom Intramurals 1 2 3 4 GEORGE E BEISSEL Holy Sawor 3507 Bethel Rd Boothwyn B nd l 2 L 3 L 4 L Sodallty l Intramurals 1 JOHN R BENDER St Anthony 351 W 22nd St Chester Homeroom Ofllcer 1 P 3 P Football 1 2 3lLJ 4 L Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 WILLIAM BIEBEL Nativity of B.V.M. 121 Valleyview Rd., Media Basketball l Baseball 3 4 L Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 JOSEPH V BIENKOWSKI St Madeline 17 S Swarthmore Ave Rxdley Park Sodallty l Z Sacrlstan 1 2 3 4 Server 1 2 Science Honor SOCICLY l 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 Radio Club l JOHN R BINGNEAR Resurrectaon 2708 McCarey St Chester Spxrlt Committee 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CSM C l ROBERTJ BIRMELE St Madellne 420 Burke Ave Ridley Park Intramurals 12 Raclxo Club 1 JAMAR T BLACKWELL Immaculate Heart of Mary 465 efery St Chester Homeroom Officer 2 VPJ W BIEBEL J BIENKOWSKI BINGNEAR R BIRMELE J BLACKWELL 5- f YZ'- -- . - 1 J, a -rm-cm-rm, , , U-cm, -- -c 1, J -, . . J. . . ,., Ks S A xg? Z .' I V x 4 X I Q A 5? L E R. BLAGMAN J. BLANKLEY J. BLUBAUGH W- BOBON RONALD D. BLAGMAN St. Michael 535 E 10th St Chester Tennls 2 3 4 JOSEPH F BLANKLEY Our Lady 0 Fatzma 848 Qumce La Secane Splrxt Commxttee 3 Cross Country ZQMJ 3fMj 4 M CSMC 1 Track 2fMl 3fMl 4fMl Intramurals 12 3 Varslty Club 3 4 JAMES K BLUBAUGH Notre Dame de Lourdes 16 Wellesley Rd Swarthmore Sodalxty 3 4 VPJ T ack l 2 3 4 l.. Intramurals 1 WILLIAM L BOBON Sl Robert 134 E 21st St Chester Cross Country 1 Track l Intramurals 1 2 3 4 PETER R BOCCO St Gabriel 524 Devon Rd Norwood Radxo Club 1 C S M C 2 1 Sr--' -if .I 4 P. socco MICHAEL E. BOETTCHER 2410 Helems Manor Ogden Football 3 4 L Baseball 3 4 LJ Intramurals 3 4 Var sity Club 4 Holy Saviour CHARLES A BONINFANTE Our Lady of Fatima 1074 Cedarwood Rd Glenolden Homeroom Offlcer 1 S Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 CSMC GEORGE A BONINA Our Lady of Perpetual Help 2107 Pershing Ave Morton Sodallty 4 Server 1 Booster Club 4 Cheerleaders 4 Intramurals 1 Radio Club 1 2 3 P 4 BERNARD J BONNER Natwxty of B V M 329 W 4tl1 St Media Server 4 Cross Country 2 Track Z Intramurals 1 2 3 4 GERALD P BONNES St Madeline 20 W Ridley Ave Ridley Park Sacrlstan 2 Booster Club 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 M aomcmsrz c BONINFANTE RQNINA BQNNER 6 BONNES 55? T7 SZ' KC - 'r s ' -- 1 - 4 1, - 4 , - , - . u f ' . I, . ' ' ' , - - f l- - - 2-3 . ., ' . . ., ' l Y r -'- - 6 lv , - - - i ,- O W . . . . . ., W . . D, . - A G. B. . if MT I K D' 'fran I i . xl A l ' If t d . gl V .FR 'I we X ' y t ' N X nhl X U A I. BORCKY BOYLE BORDEN BRADLEY BORRELLI BRADSHAW BOSICK BRAY BOUCHER BRAZUNAS JAMES F BORCKY Resurrectxon 3420 W 3rd St Chester Homeroom Officer 1 S Band 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 ROBERT A BORDEN Our Lady of Perpetual Help 215 Linden Ave Rutledge Cross Country 2 L 3 L 4 L Track I 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Varsxty Club 2 ANTHONY D BORRELLI Our Lady o Peace 314 Marlm Ave Folsom JOSEPH J BOSICK Natxwty of B V M 109 E Front St Media Homeroom OECCI' 4fSJ B rk 1 2 3fLJ 4 EJ Sodallty 2 3 4 Server 1 2 3 4 Sclence Honor Soclety 1 2 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Tenms 2 3 4 LJ Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Varslty Club 4 JOHN J BOUCHER St Michael 838 Elsinore Pl , Chester DAVID T BOYLE Holy Saviour 1447 Yates Ave Lmwood EUGENE F BRADLEY Holy Sa-vsour 155 Harvey Ave , Lmwood Splrlt Commlttee 3 Intramurals 2 3 ROBERT P BRADSHAW St Gabnel 128 Elmwood Ave Norwood Server 4 Intramurals 4 ROBERT J BRAY Our Lady o Fatima 2300 Grand Ave Morton Homeroom Officer HVPJ ZKSJ 4fSJ Bark 1 Sodallty 1 3 4 Server 1 Science Honor Soclety 2 National Honor Soclety 4 Spirit Commlttee 3 Cross Country 12 L 3 L 4fLJ Track 12fMJ 3 4fL Intramurals 12 3 4 Varsxty Club 2 3 4 CS MC 1 BARRY P. BRAZUNAS Our Lady of Charity 3435 Vnctor Ave., Brookhaven Musncale 2, Glee Club 1 ZQLJ, Yearbook 4, Sodalnty 1, Intramurals 1 2 3 4, Lxterature Club 4 in 1' X N C f 1 A 'Q-V an il A 75 C' 1 29 x it it-ff em E in--f Y: ' Nu? BRESNAHAN BROOK BRINKMANN BROWN BROCHET BUOARI BROGAN BULEY W BROGAN BURKE PATRICK S BRESNAHAN St Gabrxel 43 Amosland Rd Norwood RICHARD T BRINKMANN St Madeline 323 Comerford Terr Rxdley Park Homerom Oflicer 3lVPj 4fVPj Sodallty 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 L 4 L T aclc l Z L 3 L 4 L Intramu rals 1 '7 3 4 Varsity Club 4 ROBERT M BROCHET Holy Ghost 3030 W 2nd St Chester Homeroom Oflicer 1 VPJ ZQVPQ Football 1 Basketball 1 Track 1 Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 Weight Lxftmg Club 4 ALLAN J BROGAN Notre Dame de Lourdes Homeroom Ofllcer 3 VPQ Sodalxty l 2 3 4 WILLIAM T BROGAN St Gabriel 240 Garfield Ave Norwood Intramurals 2 PAUL D BROOK Notre Dame de Lourdes 1452 Conway Dr Swarthmore Sodalxty I Z 3 Scxence Honor Socxety I 7 Spirit Com mlttee 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 EDWARD-I BROWN St George 412 W Ashland Ave Glenolden Traclc 1 Intramurals 1 BRUCE C BUCARI Our Lady o Perpetual Help 27 Althea La Morton Band 1 Sacrlstan 2 Intramurals I 4 Radio Club 4 JAMES V BULEY Our Lady 0 Peace 402 ustxce St Chester Intramurals 1 2 3 JOSEPH E BURKE Our Lady 0 Fahma 819 Hlllcrest Dr Glenolden Track 1 Intramurals 1 7 3 4 . 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X' II . -v BURNHAM E CAMPBELL BUSH J CARDELLA BUSH M CARLIN BUTAKIS J CAROLLO BYRNE J CARPENTER MICHAEL H BURNHAM Natwxty of B V M 204 Summit Rd Media Homeroom Ofhcer 1 S Muslcale 3 4 Radio Club 1 2 Sl 3lVPj 4 Servlce Club 3 4 Ll Band l ROBERT J BUSH Our Lady of Charxty 345 Patton Ave Brookhaven Homeroom Officer 1 VPJ Muslcale 3 4 Cross Country 3 Track 2 Baseball 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Service Club THADDEUS S BUSH St Hedwrg 312 Clayton St Chester Cheerleaders 1 2 Intramurals l Z 3 4 DAVID S BUTAKIS Our Lady of Charity 24 W Garrison Rd Chester Football 3 4 L Track 2 Varsity Club 3 4 Intramurals 2 JAMES D BYRNE St Gabriel 304 McKinley Ave , Norwood B nd 1 2 L 3 L 4 LJ Cross Country 4 L Track 2 3 4 LJ Intramurals 1 2 3 4 EDMOND P CAMPBELL Nah-nty of B V M 511 S Orange St Medna Track 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CSMC 1 JOSEPH R CARDELLA Sl Gabriel 515 E Wmona Ave Norwood Intramurals 2 3 4 MICHAEL j CARLIN Resurrection 1205 Perkms St Chester Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JOSEPH S CAROLLO Our Lady of Perpetual Help 511 Sutton Ave, Folsom Homeroom Officer 3fVPj 4lVPj Muslcale 3 4 Sodalxty 1 2 Sacrlstan 1 2 Server 1 2 3 4 Booster Club 1 7 3 Track I Z Intramurals l 2 3 4 CSM C 1 JOHN N CARPENTER S! Joseph 2580 Wexr Rd , Chester Homeroom Officer 1lSj Muslcale 3 4 Server l 2 Cross Country l Intramurals l Z 1 'vs ff F if Q9 -,, 55 s... ln x 1 ' b- ix E' M E. CARPLICK D. CARROLL J. CARROLL T. CARROLL R. CARTIN EDWARD C CARPLICK Our Lady of Perpetual Help 341 Cedar Ave Holmes DONALD-I CAROLL St George 12 Rambler Rd , Glenolden Muslcale 4 Intramurals 1 7 3 Blology Club 2 C S M C l JOSEPH A CARROLL St Robert 311 W 21st St Chester Homeroom Oflicer 1lSj 3fVPl 4lPl Football 1 2 3 L 4 L Basketball 1 2 3 L Baseball 3 L 4 L Intramu rals 1 2 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 THOMAS F CARROLL St Robert 330 Sunnyside Ave Chester Musxcale 4 Glee Club 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 ROBERT F CARTIN Our Lady of Perpetual Help 2100 Ha1g Ave Morton Glee Club 4 Intramurals 1 FRANK L CASEY St Gabrxel 799 Bennmgton Rd Folcroft Glee Club 4 Sodallty l Science Honor Soclety 1 Intra murals 1 2 3 4 JOSEPH E CASSIDY St Robert 2614 Sandeland St Chester Band 1 Sacrxstan 1 Server 1 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 CSMC12 LAWRENCEJ CAULEY St Michael 1203 Hancock St Chester Intramurals l 2 3 4 VICTORJ CELANI St Robert 2019 Edgmont Ave Chester Homeroom Officer l VPJ Cvlee Club 4 Bark 4 Sclence Honor Society 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Radio Club l 2 3 4 MATTHEW J CELLO Holy Ghost 216 Harwxck St Chester B wlmg 2 L 3 L 4 L Intramurals 1 7 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 F CASEY J CASSIDY L CAULEY V CELANI M CELLO 3 Q--.Q '- 7 , -- c m- ' ' ' fl, A--rm, rm-cm, - . ' W . I 4 , y I , . ' ' ., 0' cm-rm-cm, 9 4 fl I 5 CIANFRANI W CLARK COBB J A COBB J COCCIA ERNEST B CIANFRANI St. Joseph 4120 E Chester Dr Chester Cross Country l Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CSMC 1 WILLIAM M CLARK St Gabriel 1043 Taylor Dr , Folcroft Homeroom Oflicer IQVP 4 VP Glee Club 2 Spmt Committee 3 Track 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Cheerleaders 4 JAMES E COBB Immaculate Heart of Mary 814 Pusey St, Chester Sacrxstan 1 Server l 2 3 Cross Country 5 Track 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 JEROME A COBB Immaculate Heart of Mary 814 Pusey St Chester Server 1 Z 3 Intramurals 1 Z 4 JOHN A COCCIA Holy Saviour 1635 Hewes Ave Lmwood Library Club IQSJ ZQSJ 3lSJ 4 R. COGHLAN J. COLLINS J. CONMY RAYMOND J COGHLAN St Francis de Sales 12 Man-of War Dr., Medla Cross Country 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JOHN P COLLINS St Robert 822 E 15th St Chester Server 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 JOHN P CONMY Resurrectton 938 Highland Ave Chester Glee Club 2 Spirit Commxttee 3 DENNIS A CONNERS St George 511 Garfield Ave Folcroft Track l Intramurals l 2 3 4 MICHAEL P CONNOLLY Our Lady of Perpetual Help 923 Edgewood Dr Sprmgfield Mustcale 3 4 Glee Club 4 Cross Country l Track I Intramurals 1 2 3 4 D. CONNERS M. CONNOLLY X4 Y' K 2 - ', U ' 4 x ' 4 fg- Q f rf' lk .LQ i M ep-ff Y T7 4-Q l ir- ' CONNOR COSTELLO CONSTANTINE COULTES CORBIN COURSEY CORRADETTI COX CORTESE COYLE TIMOTHY J CONNOR Our Lady 0 Fatima 14 Andrews Ave Glenolden Intramurals 1 2 JOHN J CONSTANTINE St Robert 232 Houston St Chester Band 3fL 4 L Science Honor Society 3 4 National Honor Socxety 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Sodallty 1 RONALD L CORBIN St Robert 733 E 24th St Chester Homeroom Officer IQVPQ 24VP9 3QVPj 4fPj Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Sclence Honor Socxety 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 L Cross Country 1 Track l Cheerleaders 4 Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 Varslty Club 4 ROBERT A CORRADETTI Our Lady of Charity 4912 Shepherd St Brookhaven Yearbook 4 Sodalxty 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Servxce Club 3 4qLy LOUIS P CORTESE St Gabrxel 2081 Kent Rd Folcroft Track 2 Baseball 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 ROCCO F COSTELLO St Madeline 554 Mlchell St Ridley Park Muslcale 4 Sclence Honor Socxety 4 Radio Club 1 CSMC IKVPI ZQVPJ Dramatlcs 4 THOMAS J COULTES Our Lady of Perpetual Help 2148 Franklin Ave Morton Muslcale 4 Track 7 Intramurals 1 Radlo Club 1 JOSEPH M COURSEY Our Lady of Charity 4917 Sheperd St Brookhaven Spxrlt Committee 3 Booster Club 3 Intramurals 34 C S M C 1 THOMAS COX Our Lady 0 Perpetual Help 21 President Ave. Rutledge Poster Club - Track l Intramumls 1-2-3-4 DONALD COYLE Our Lady 0 Fatima 1114 Brookwood La., Glenolden Intramurals 2-3 x L. J. A. CRAWFORD J. J. CRAWFORD M. CRISTOBAL J. CUMMINS JOHN A CRAWFORD St Margaret Mary 107 ansen St Essmgton Musxcale 3 4 Glee Club 4 Server l Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CSMC1 JOHNJ CRAWFORD Sl George 5 S Bonsall Ave Glenolden Band 1 2 L 3 L 4 LJ Sodalxty 1 Server l Splrlt Com mlttee 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 MARIANO J CRISTOBAL Our Lady o Fatima 313 Westbrldge Rd Glenolden JOSEPH E CUMMINS Our Lady o Fatmm 2735 Quamt St Secane Spxrlt Commlttee 3 Cross Country 2 Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 C S M C 1 ANDREWJ CUNNINGHAM St Gabrzel 529 Delaware Ave Norwood Sprrxt Committee 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 CS M C l 2 Sl A DAMATO R DANGEL S DeBARDlNO J DELFINI L, I .ja- . 'Y' A . G M- V 'A K., sr' t-' L ,. A. CUNNINGHAM ANTHONY R D AMATO 218 W Mowry Ave Chester St. Anthony Track 2 Intramurals l 7 3 4 ROBERT M DANGEL Our Lady 0 Fatima 508 Ashland Ave Glenolden Sodallty 1 Server 1 Spzrlt Commlttee 3 Intramurals 2 3 Llbrary Club 1 SAMUELJ DeBARDINO St Anthony 340 Patton Ave Brookhaven Homeroom Officer 3 VPJ 4fVPj Sacrlstan 7 Football 1 2 Traclc l Intramurals I 2 3 4 JAMES V DELFINI St Madelxne 304 Russell St Radley Park Track l 2 Cross Country 1 Z Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Muslcale 3 4 Sclence Honor Socxety 3 MICHAEL J DELLA VECCHIA 74 Seward La Green Ridge Cross Country 1 Track 1 St Joseph M DELLA VECCHIA if H . J Q D . . I 0 . ' l l' l l' l 2 I 1 9 h h ' . . . Q . - ' ., l 1 -v . . . , ., ---, D ' . .. - 6 'Q ' . V ff . .Z V ' va , ,Q V if 5' 'Z of A- .L 4. A M.. M - f fs, 5 15.5.5.1 .gr af: ' ff f'N'fg'-v - -F5 'Q ,M AJ I f or kv ff 1 Q' , ml ag? lt'- ,+ 'I Q be . Q 4 .1 f 2:3-Lf k1 cfZ' '. 8 vt - - - , R., f , DQMARCO T, DEMAS J. D AZ A. DiBALDO . D'CAMPLl ARTHUR R DeMARCO Nat:-vxty of B V M 213 Dogwood Lane Wallrngford Intramurals l 2 3 4 THOMAS F DEMAS St George 1813 Cracker La Folcroft Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JOHN A DIAZ St Robert 118 E 21st St Chester B nd l ZKL 3 I. 4 L Intramurals 14 ANTHONY J DtBALDO Holy Saviour 1824 Laurel Ave Boothwyn THOMAS C DxCAMPLI St Anthony 409 Mtlmont Ave Mxlmont Park Homeroom Officer 2 VPQ 3fVPl 4lVPj Sacrlstan 2 Cross Country 1 7 3 L Track l 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 GARY M DtENNA St George 1812 Crtcket La Folcroft Musncale 2 3 Glee Club 2 I. 4 Track 1 Intramurals 2 ALBERT J DIMARCO Holy Sa-vxour 2246 Naaman s Creek Rd Ogden Homeroom Officer 1 VPJ Yearbook 4 Science Honor Socxety 1 Cross Country 2 Intramurals l 2 3 4 DAVID L DIONISI Resurrection 1300 Perkms St Chester Band l 2 3 Muslcale 3 4 Glee Club 4 Science Honor Socxety 1 Intramurals 1 4 ROBERT M D1ORIO Our Lady of Perpetual Help 104 Provtdence Rd Morton Homeroom Officer IQVPJ ZQVPJ 3lVPl 4fVPl Must cale 4 Glee Club 1 2 4 Soclallty 1 2 Server l Intramurals 2 ANTHONY G DIZEBBA Our Lady of Perpetual Help 928 Westfield Rd Sprmgfield DENNA A DMARCO DIONISI R DnORIO A DZEBBA KS 1 if 15 J f I . 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DONNELLY KENNETH D DOBSON St Hedwig, 3025 W 6th St Chester Server 1 Spxrlt Commxttee 3 Intramurals 1 7 JAMES P DONEGAN St Madeline 228 S Swarthmore Ave Ridley Park Track I Intramurals l Z 3 4 HUGH R DONNELLY Notre Dame de Lourdes 716 Swarthmore La Swarthmore Bark 1 2 Sodalxty 12 3 4 Spirit Committee 3 Cheer leaders 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 ROBERT P DONOHUE Our Lady of Perpetual Help 887 umce La Secane Band 1 DANIEL L DORAN St John Chrysostom 1 Fanrhxll Rd Wallingford Splrlt Commlttee 3 Track 1 Cross Country 1 Tennls 1 2 LJ 3lLl 4lLl Varsity Club 4 1 C S M C D DOUGHERTY E DOUGHERTY F :ef 7' G DOUGHERTY DAVID J DOUGHERTY Our Lady of Perpetual Help 26 Yale Sq Morton Cross Country 1 Golf 1 L 2 L 3 L 4 L Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Varslty Club 2 3 4 EDWARD M DOUGHERTY Holy Savzour 213 White Ave Lmwood Homeroom Officer 4 VPJ Bowlmg 1 2fL 3lL Base b ll 2 3 LJ 4lLj Intramurals l 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 GEORGE D DOUGHERTY St Madeline 712 Darby Rd Ridley Park Homeroom Officer 4lVPl Muslcale 4 C S M C 1 Intra murals 1 2 3 4 JOSEPH M DOUGHERTY St Michael 1110 Potter St Chester Homeroom Officer 3 VPD 4lVPj Bowling 2 4 LJ Intra murals l Z 3 4 Servlce Club 1 2fLj 3lLj 4lVPj WILLIAM j DOUGHERTY Notre Dame de Lourdes 1323 Park Lane Rd Swarthmore Homeroom Officer 3 VPD Glee Club 4 Intramurals 1 2 J DOUGHERTY W DOUGHERTY N? . . 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I . t if I - B , l 7 :H v A I in . 1 DOYLE DULLEA DRAKE DUNNE DRASS Duwuls DUDA DURNIN6 DUFFY D UR50 LAWRENCE R DOYLE St Michael 625 Crosby St Chester Homeroom Officer ZfSJ 3 VP Track 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 C S M C 1 ANDREW F DRAKE St Gabriel 215 Seminole Ave Norwood Homeroom Officer 4 VPJ Soclallty 12 Server 2 3 4 Sclence Honor Soclety 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 DENNIS J DRASS St Madeline 326 E Rodgers St Ridley Park Musxcale 2 3 4 Camera Club 1 Science Honor Society 4 EDWARD W DUDA St Anthony 1122 Harper Ave Woodlyn Science Honor Society 4 Football 2 Cross Country 1 2 Bowlmg 3 4 L Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JAMES P DUFFY St Gabnel 400 Wmona Ave, Norwood Band 1 Bark 1 4 Spxrnt Commxttee 3 P Booster Club 1 Club l Dramat1cslZ CSMC 1fSJ 2 P 3 ROBERT J DULLEA Our Lady o Fatama 2910 Wakefield Dr Holmes Glee Club 4 Sodalxty l Intramurals l 2 3 4 CSM C l JAMES D DUNNE St Gabnel 129 Seminole Ave Norwood Sodallty l 2 Cross Country l Intramurals l 2 3 4 CSMCI JOSEPH O DUPUIS Our Lady of Charity 3425 Oak La Upland Homeroom Officer 2 S Bowling 3 L Intramurals l 2 ROBERT P DURNING Our Lady o Peace 612 Arlmgton Ave Mllmont Park Homeroom Oflicer 4 VPJ Muslcale 2 3 4 Bark 3 4 Yearbook 4 Sodallty 1 Science Honor Society 4 Intra murals I Z 3 4 Library Club l Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Servlce Club z sm -my FRANK J DURSO Our Lady 0 Fatima 1049 Cedar-wood Rd Glenolden Intramurals 1 2 3 L- R. 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ELLIOTT RONALD ELLIS 104 W Mowry St Chester Homeroom Officer 4 VPJ Band I Z L 3 L Musxcalc 3 4 Glee Club 4 Yearbook 3 4 Server 1 2 CSIVIC I St. A nthony Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 ROBERT M ENGLISH Our Lady 0 Peace 916 Village Rd Folsom Yearbook 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 MICHAEL W FADDEN St Madeline 416 Thayer St Radley Park Muslcale 3 4 Glee Club 4 Bark 2 4 Booster Club 3 Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 CSM C 1 Dramatlcs 4 JOHN J FALKENBACH Natwxty of B V M 8 Sprung St Media Bark 1 Sodallty 1 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 ROBERT J FANNON St Mxchael 926 McDowell Ave Chester Intramurals I 2 3 4 R ELLIS ENGLISH M FADDEN J FALKENBACH R FANNON in-1 we 1 me 1 -9 ' '1 I s ,I . l 1 9 I 2 ' I I' I I! A ' ' , . . . . ' 7 9 ' v ' y - - - - , ., . H f H -II-II-II, I ', -, . . . . , - - - . f ' g I . ., ., - I a 7 ' I In ' , - . 7 9 9 7 - - - , - - - - , I 4 1 . , . ., ' - . - l I i I U , . . . . , ' ' ' , V ', I , - - - Y - i - - - ., -, . 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Q5 Q E EDWARD H FLANAGAN St Robert 208 E 21st St Chester Homeroom Officer 2 PJ 3lPJ Class Officer 4lVP Bark 4 Sodallty l Splrxt Commxttee 3 Basketball 12 4 L Cross Country l Track 1 Baseball Z 3 4 LJ Intramurals 1234 Vars1tyClub4 CSMC1 THOMAS J FORD Our Lady of Charity 3441 Nathan Ave Brookhaven Homeroom Officer 3 VPJ Sodallty l Server 1 Intra murals 1 2 3 4 ANTHONY J FORTE Our Lady 0 Fatima 205 Westbrldge Rd Glenolden Homeroom Of'IIcer 1 P 3 VPJ 4fSJ Football 17 L 3 L 4fLJ Baseball Z 3 L 4 L Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 Welght Lxftlng Club 3 4 RAYMOND J FOSSETT St Madelxne 201 Stoney Hall Rd Ridley Park Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CS M C 1 7 WILLIAM P FRIEL St Gabriel 124 Willows Ave Norwood Intramurals 1 2 ANTHONY J GAGLIARDI Our Lady of Fatzma 1047 Oakwood Dr Glenolden Homeroom Officer 4 VPJ Spxrlt Committee 3 Intra murals1234CSMC2P 3 JAMES F GALLAGHER St Madeline 108 Barker St Rndley Park Intramurals l 2 3 4 BERNARD J GALLO Holy Saviour 1042 Yates Ave Marcus Hook Intramurals 1 2 4 FRANK GAROFALO Resurrectwn 2621 Price St Chester Intramurals 1 2 3 4 ans.. 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'Y' yrs WW W M QF' 43' 6 F GARTON GARTSIDE GARVEY M GEARY J GIBBONS FRANCIS J GARTON St Madelxrze 258 Acres Dr Rndley Park Glee Club 7 Track l Intramurals l 2 3 4 CSMC 1 ROBERT J GARTSIDE St Rose 0 Lima 513 West Rd Radley Park Yearbook 4 Intramurals 1 7 3 4 C S M C l ZQVP 3 THOMAS J GARVEY Our Lady of Charzty 3443 Washington Ave Brookhaven MARK F GEARY Nativity of B V M 403 Providence Rd Wallingford Bark 1 2 3 4fE Scxence Honor Society 1 7 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Tennns l 2 3 LJ 4 LJ Intramurals 1 3 4 Varsxty Club 4 Lxterary Club 3 JOHN F GIBBONS Our Lady 0 Peace 439 Fernwood Ave Folsom Sodalxty 1 Track 1 Football 3 4 Intramurals l J GIBSON J GLONER GOLDEN D GOMEZ R JOHN J GIBSON Our Lady o Perpetual Help 643 Andrew Rd Sprmgfield Server I Sclence Honor Soclety 3 4fP Intramurals 1 3 4 Forensic Club 2 3 4 JAMES A GLONER Our Lady 0 Fanma 2353 MacDade Blvd Holmes Cross Country 1 Track l Intramurals I 2 3 4 CSM C JAMES J GOLDEN Our Lady 0 Fatima 424 Westbrldge Rd Glenolden Homeroom Ofhcer 1 VPJ 2 SJ Splrlt Commlttee 3 Cross Country 1 CSMC I Intramurals l 2 3 4 DANIEL A GOMEZ St Robert 1506 Edgmont Ave Chester Homeroom Ofhcer 2 P Sclence Honor Soclety 3 4 Track 1 Intramurals l 7 3 4 Wexght Lxftxng Club 3 4 Muslcale 4 JOHN J GONDER Our Lady 0 Peace 1013 Vauclam Ave Woodlyn Cross Country 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 C S M C 1 Z J GONDER ' .f 4' ' as A I .I rl 1 . 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GORRIE MICHAEL J GOOLEY Our Lady 0 Fatima 318 Stratford Rd Glenolden Homeroom Officer 1 VPJ 7 VPJ Sodallty 1 CSM C l Intramurals I 2 3 4 FREDERICK A GORDON Resurrectxon 2616 Boyle St Chester Homeroom Officer 2 Sl Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 ARTHUR F GORGA St Rose o Lima 1216 Lawrence Ave , Eddystone Homeroom Ofhcer 2 Tj 3 VPJ Yearbook 2 3 4 E Bowling 2 3 L 4 L Baseball 3 4 L Intramurals 1 Z WILLIAM J GORMLEY Our Lady of Charity 3424 Mt Vernon Ave Brookhaven MUSICHIC 2 Yearbook 4 Glee Club 1 2 Server 1 Llterary Club 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 EDWARD P GORRIE St George 44 Kung Ave Folcroft Glee Club 4 Server 1 7 3 4 Sclence Honor Socxety 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 GEORGE W GOSLIN Our Lady 0 Fatima 1026 Cedarwood Rd Glenolden Sodallty 1 2 Server 12 3 4 Science Honor Socxety 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 JAMES E GRAHAM Resurrectlon 3356 Carter La Chester Intramurals 1 2 3 4 SAMUEL A GREENHALGH Our Lady of Charity 3526 Swlftwater La Brookhaven Cross Country 1 Track l 2 3 L 4 L Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 Varsxty Club 4 MILTON C GREIM Our Lady 0 Perpetual Help 10 E Providence Rd Morton Intramurals 2 3 4 DONALD F GRETO Our Lady o Peace 1150 Harper Ave Woodlyn Homeroom Ofhcer 1151 2fVPj 3fVPj 4fPj Spxrxt Com mlttee 3 Cross Country 12 Track 1 Cheerleaders 4 G GOSLIN J GRAHAM S GREENHALGH M GREIM D GRETO IC 3' pie 'Qs 'Or Q' 1 --f I, , ' , , . . . , ' - , - ' ' , T ' , 1 v Q ' ' ' - - - W 1 - r l , -- 4 m, ' ' ,Q J, f J, - I L - - 1 ' v ' ' l l' I lv ' ' 3-4 ' . - - U f - f , ' ' ' M 3 1 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 F l l l K 4 9,2 yt f Y' fl I W A y . ' 4 f A ' 'l v 5' B4 . in A M ll 1 fl 'Lo L- T N Qi' Ctr' 4 9 .1 5 -F: GRUCELA GAURENTE GUNIA GUYER G-UZZETTI HANCOX HARDY HARRON HAYBU RN HAYDEN RICHARD P GRUCELA St Hedmg Glee Club 1 Science Honor Society 1 Booster Club 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CS M C 1 NICHOLAS J GUARENTE Our Lady o Peace Sodalxty 4 National Honor Society 4 'I' Bowling 1 L 241.3 sm STANLEYJ GUNIA St Hedwig 220 Harwxck St Chester Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 ROBERT D GUYER St Robert 228 E 23rd St Chester Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 Servxce Club 1 2fLj 3fLj 411.1 RICHARD M GUZZETTI Notre Dame de Lourdes 1310 Ardsley Rd Swarthmore Glee Club 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 C S M C 1 2 HOWARD D HANCOX 731 Eddystone Ave Eddystone Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CRAIG C HARDY Our Lady o Fatxma 1137 Oakwood Dr Glenolden Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Server 1 Intramurals 1 3 Radlo Club 1 C S M C 1 JOHN c HARRON Sl Joseph 22 Scarlet Ave Chester Basketball 13 Homeroom Officer 4 VPJ Baseball 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JOSEPH L HAYBURN Our Lady 0 Failma 404 Holmes Rd Morton Server 1 2 Baseball 4 Intramurals l Z 3 4 PHIL C HAYDEN Resurrection 3535 W 12th St Trainer Intramurals 1 Radio Club l R. 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HERRON JAMES M HAYES St Robert 302 W 21st St Chester Sodallty 1 Server 4 Spnrxt Commxttee 3 Basketball 1 CSM C 1 Cross Country I Intramurals l 2 3 4 RICHARD A HAYES Our Lady 0 Peace 221 Swarthmore Ave Folsom Glee Club 4 Splrxt Commlttee 3 Intramurals 1 7 3 4 RAYMOND F HEFTON St Mxchael 1114 Thomas St Chester Radxo Club 1 Llbrary Club 1 Track 1 Intramurals 1 2 4 PATRICK R HERON St Madeline 662 Clymer La Ridley Park Server 1 2 Cross Country 7 Intramurals 1 7 3 4 Radio Clu I RICHARD-I HERRON St Gabriel 609 E Wmona Ave , Norwood Splrlt Commxttee 3 Intramurals I 2 3 CS M C 1 2 3 P THOMAS P HEWELL St Madellrle 243 Acres Dr Ridley Park Sodalnty 1 Basketball 1 Cross Country 1 Track 12 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CSM C 1 DANIEL 1 HILAND Our Lady o Fatima 430 Hutchinson Terr Holmes Intramurals 1 2 3 4 ANDREW P HOESCH St Joseph 5 Radon Dr Chester Muslcale 13 4 Glee Club 1 Server 12 3 Sodallty 2 CSM C 2 JOHN J HOLEFELDER Natwzty of B V M 26 Old Pennell Road Media Homeroom Officer 4fVPQ Tennis 3 Intramurals 1 2 JAMES F HOUGHTON St Rose 0 Lxma 1103 Brown St Chester Basketball Z 3 L Cross Country 1 Track 1 Baseball 2 3 LJ 411.1 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 T HEWELL D HILAND HOESCH J HOLEFELDER F HOUGHTON XG' ,M is av- 0 no 45 td ,,,. up . 4... 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Box 34 Lenm Intramurals 1 JAMES P HUFF Notre Dame de Lourdes 1402 Park La , Swarthmore Homeroom Ofhcer 1fVPj 2fVPj 3fPj 4fPl Football 1 2 L 3fLj 4fI..l Basketball 3 Track 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Varsxty Club 3 4 Welght Llftmg Club 3 4 DAVID-I HUMPHREY St John Chrysostom 505 Maple Rd Garden Cnty Sclence Honor Society 3 Intramurals 2 3 Service Club 2 3 4 THOMAS P HUSTON Holy Sa-nour 2105 Euclid Ave Boothwyn Service Club 3 4 CHRISTOPHERJ IACONO St Anthony 1215 Harper Ave Woodlyn Homeroom Ofhcer l VPQ ZIP, 31171 Yearbook 4 So clalxty 1 2 3 Splrlt Committee 3 Football l 2 3 Track l Varsxty Club 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 HENRY J JACKSON St Anthony 809 W 7th St Chester Intramurals 1 2 3 Poster Club 4 ROBERT E JASTREMSKI Our Lady of Charity 130 W Chelton Rd Parkside Muslcale 1 Glee Club 1 Yearbook 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Sodalxty I Intramurals 2 3 4 BOGDAN S JASTRZEBSKI St Rose o Lima 1184 E 9th St Eddystone Intramurals 1 4 ROY C JEWELL St Robert 798 E 4th St Chester Band l 7 Soclalxty 1 Tennns 3 Intramurals l Z 3 4 ' t . . C, I - - H. . R. - B. A ' N , . R. N in 5' A 5, . '.y: '. . . ., .Y - - - Y I I . . ' -. I , I, U N 4 I l' ' 9 9 D ' 7 ' K i - , . - , . . - an cn I . f I 3 I I s ' 1 l . W Q A - -3 . . . A . - - , , - ' ' 9 y ' ' v 1 pf , 'Y Q ' . . . ., ' ' 9 v s 1 ' ' 1 XR 4' , , f ' '3 -f, - ' W I1 A . . ., ' JOHNS A JOHNSON G JOHNSON JOHNSON JOYCE JOYCE JURKOWSKI KAIRAITIS KALICHAK KALINOWSKY EMERSON T JOHNS Our Lady o Fanma 620 Gardner Ave Glenolden Sodallty l Track 1 Golf 3 L 4 L Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JAMES A JOHNSON St Rose 0 Lima 1209 Eddystone Ave Eddystone Yearbook 2 3 L 4 E Sodallty 1 2 Splrlt Commlttee Bowlmg 3 L Intramurals l 2 3 4 JAMES G JOHNSON St Joseph 200 Marlanvllle Rd Village Green Musxcale 1 Glee Club l Bark Z Sodallty Z Server 1 2 Cross Country 4 I.. Track 2 3 4 L Intramurals l 2 3 4 ROGER H JOHNSON St Robert 726 E 18th St Chester Musxcale 4 Glee Club 4 Intramurals 3 4 Service Club 2 JAMES J JOYCE Our Lady 0 Fatxma 411 Stratford Rd Glenolden Intramurals 1 C S M C 1 MICHAEL J JOYCE St Michael 927 E 14th St Chester Glee Club 2 Splrlt Commxttee 3 Intramurals l 3 4 DAVID R JURKOWSKI Sl Hedwig 2813 W 4th St Chester Glee Club 1 Yearbook 3 Server l Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 FRANCIS C KAIRAITIS St Gabriel 959 Taylor Dr Folcroft Homeroom Ofhcer l VPJ Splrlt Committee 3 Football 1 2 Basketball I Intramurals 1 2 3 4 MICHAEL S. KALICHAK St. Robert 222 W. 22nd St., Chester Yearbook 3 4, Intramurals 2 HENRY KALINOWSKY Our Lady of Charity 200 E. Roland Rd., Chester Homeroom Officer HPJ, Glee Club 2, Booster Club 7, Football 1, Intramurals l 2 3 4 if l ui'-' C' 8 Q 5 3454 E-N., is Wav 25- S' ,.... 1 'Hur 24' fiflx' M 4-L., TN-v 9 5-1 4+ ROBERT BRAY RONALD CORBIN ROBERT FARIES Robert Bray Bob started hls hxgh school career ln one of the lowest academlc sectxons Thls proved a small obstacle to Bob for he has worked h1s way up to a member of the Natlonal Honor Soclety He has spent countless hours of hls spare tlme runnmg through Chester Park and has made hxmself one of the best dxstance runners ln the school Bob s popularlty among h1s compamons can not be doubted for although he has been ln three d1fferent homerooms he has been elected to homeroom office three tlmes These qualmes have made Bob s character one whnch every hlgh school student should strlve to lmltate Ronald Corbm Rons superxorxty IS evxdenced not only by hrs hexght but also ln hls academlc proficlency and 1n the presldency of hls homeroom He puts hls height to good advantage however on the basketball court where he ns a stalwart rebounder and an OH'-CDSIVC threat He lends hls amxable personalxty readlly to the many students who seek hls ald and advlce As hxs plcture lmplles, Ron frequently v1s1ts the office on behalf of his fellow students Ron s loyal school Splrlt sets hlm out as one of our finest graduates Robert Farles Throughout hls four years at St ames Sparky has made a mark that has been equalled by few He has consistently been a standout athlete, havmg won varslty letters m football basketball and baseball and his competltlve Splflf IS shown by his selection as quarterback on the All Cathollc team Although h1s opponents dread facxng hmm on the field hxs classmates greet hlm readily with a smlle In splte of hls heavy schedule Sparky also serves h1s fellow stu dents ln the capacity of President of the Student Councxl m addmon to his membershlp ln the Sodalxty and Varsxty Club oseph Mayberry It IS rare mdeed to fmd a person who can glve h1s txme and energy so readily to one xnstxtutlon but oe has made St ames the center of his Senlor year It IS remarkable how he can dex lse a schedule to mclude Student Council Sodallty Naltonal Honor Soclety Dramatxcs Band and FOTCDSICS but oc has planned hxs actlvmes so well that he actually has some free time to hum self Hrs secretarial dutxes constitute hxs major responsxbxlmes to hxs fellow students and he fulfllls them proflclently The qualmes that oe has developed here at St ames mll certamly be an asset to hun ln has later endeavors Paul McMahon Paul has one of the most dynamlc personalntxes m the Senxor Dxvxsxon Whenever Paul speaks you can be certain that he has somethmg Important to say Thus qualxty has made hmm one of our foremost debuers and he has been Presndent of the socnety for four years Pauls other extracurrxculars mclude Natlonal Honor Society Sodalnty and Vxce Presxdent of Education xn the Student Council Hrs ease at makmg frlends mll axd hum considerably m hxs foreseeable law professnon and some day he may gwe some future alumnus hxs assistance TOP TE JOSEPH MAYBERRY PAUL McMAHON s 9 . . , . . . 7 9 7 , . . . . . 9 1 7 5 . . . . . , .J , 9 7 9 1 . , ' 9 , 1 f J R . 7. . , - v 9 1 9 v 7 J . . . . Y . . - v . r , - . - - , ,ls v ' 1 QQ 'L l THOMAS MELLON CARL NYGARD Mdte Meehan One of the most amiable personalities in the Senior Division can be found in Mike Mike not only excells in track and football but he also shows a keen academic spirit by maintaining a 90 average and by his presidency of the National Honor Society Mike s leadership is further exemplified by his mem bership in the Sodality and his four year tenure of homeroom office After graduation Mike plans to attend Yale University With a record that Mike has established at St ames there is little doubt that his college life will be equally successful Thomas Mellon Since his election to the First Vice Presidency of the Student Council Tom has worked diligently on many religious projects His work for the Cerebral Palsy Institute has given St ames an outlet for many works of mercy and due to his effort the Father and Son Communion Breakfast was a hugh success During track season Tom strives constantly to improve his form in the sprints He rounds off his St ames life by his membership in the Sodality and Varsity Club Toms cheerful spirit has changed many a sour day into one of pleasant memories Carl Nygarcl Carl is the embodiment of service and dedication to St ames ln the last four years Carl has elevated himself into prominent positions in two major activities namely Vice President and soloist in the band and editor of the yearbook ln spite of the pressing obligations these activities place upon him he has kept a 90 average for four years ln view of this he was voted into the National Honor Society Carls ambition is to be a music teacher Witlm his academic background and persevering spirit success will be at his fingertips. Felix Pace Through his four years of school at St. ames Fil has certainly made his presence felt in a number of ways. He is probably the most fully developed Senior in his spiritual physical and educational life. As head of the Sodality and First Vice-President of his homeroom Fil has certainly outdistanced his fellow seniors in the spiritual department. Physically he has won a starting position as linebacker of our football team and a shotputter on the track squad. Educationally Fil has maintained better than a 92 averge in four years and he is Vice-President of the National Honor Society. He hopes to enter the Naval Academy next year and with his background there is little doubt that he will improve on his sterling record. William Stover Unlike many brains Bill does not act stuffy and superior in front of his fellow classmates. Aside from his intellectual dominance Bill is an editor of the Bark and influential member of the Marianist Sodality. He has con- sistently been a stalwart on the Debating and Hi- teams, which have been so successful in recent years. The National Honor Society would not be com- plete without Bill's membership, and he has been very influential by working through its committees. Bill plans to enter medical school at Georgetown University after his graduation. There is little doubt that he will be as success- ful in this profession as he has been at St. James. 1-Q ,cs 1 ' in H c:- X . 'Q Q-42' H -'IUYTJEZ BI W 55 3 gg 111 we 5 v-43 5 3' eggs, 5023 Esxmz 2- 52 ..'2sE'm N U5z INS U1 0 so mgsa Za? nl! QE' ' I '-'F' ,ga 5? 5 we Q 9 3 Z KANDLER E KEEGAN KANE J KEEGAN KARPOVICH J KEENEY KASARSKY M KEENEY KAUFMAN E KEIFER RICHARD KANE Notre Dame de Lourdes 1424 Blackrock Rd Swarthmore Cross Country l 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CS M C l PETER A KARPOVICH St Mxchael 300 Hmkson St Chester Glee Club 4 Spxrtt Commlttee 3 Cross Country l Intra murals 1 2 3 4 STEPHEN J KASARSKY Resurrection 1303 Honan St Chester Glee Club 4 Track 1 Z Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 THOMAS P KAUFMAN St John Chrysostom 118 Westmxnster Dr Chester Homeroom Officer Zfl-7, 3fPj 4fPl Class Officer 3 VPl Football l2fL 3 L 4 LJ Basketball Z 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 P EDWARD T KEEGAN Holy Saviour 1804 Market St Lmwood Track l Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JAMES H KEEGAN Holy Saviour 1804 Market St Chester Homeroom Ofhcer 4fSj Baseball 4 Intramurals l-Z-3-4 JOHN R KEENEY St Gabriel 200 Cleveland Ave Norwood Sodality l Server 2-3 Intramurals l-2-3-4 C.S.M.C. 2 MICHAELJ KEENEY St Joseph 34 Woodbrook Way, Aston Township Sodality 2 Server I Intramurals 3 C.S.M.C. 2 EDWARD P KEIFER St Hedwig 2609 W 6th St Chester Track l Intramurals l-2-3-4 KELLY M KOSIEROWSKI KERNS J KOU RY KERWOOD H KOWALSKI KI LIANY T KOZIOL KOCH G KRANYAK CHARLESJ KELLY 1185 V1llaNova Ave, Swarthmore Sodality 1 2 Track 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CSM C lfPj ZKPJ THOMAS C KERNS St Gabrnel 531 10th Ave Prospect Park Homeroom Officer lfVP Intramurals l Z 3 4 JOSEPH A KERWOOD St George 145 N Wells Ave Glenolden Cross Country 2 3 L 4 L Track 1 2 3 4 L Intra murals 1 2 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 ROBERT L KILIANY Resurrectxon 2722 Forwood St , Chester Yearbook 4 Tennis 2 Intramurals l 3 4 CS M C 1 2 3 T Track 4 Poster Club 4 FRANCISJ KOCH St Margaret Mary 570 ansen Ave Essmgton MICHAEL J KOSIEROWSKI Our Lady of Charity 3762 Clearwater La , Upland Muslcale 4 Tenms 2 4 Spnrxt Committee 4 Biology Club 2 Servnce Club 2 3fLj NLD CSMC l JAMES E KOURY St Madelme 117 Lincoln Ave Radley Park Track 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 HENRY J KOWALSKI St Hedmg 1202 Lawrence Ave , Eddystone Football 2 3 411.1 Track l Intramurals I 2 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Weight Lifting Club 3 4 THOMAS R KOZIOL St Hedmg 1206 Culhane St Chester Intramurals l 2 GEORGE W KRANYAK St Hedwig 724 Wdson St., Chester Band I 2 Ll 3fLj 4fLj Server 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 M L Q: Q-'A ev M I 2' W. KROLL D. KUREK C. KUSNYER V. LaC-SAMBA M. LAGANELLI WALTER T KROLL Our Lady o Perpetual Help 824 Pearl Ave , Morton Yearbook 1 Sodalxty I Splrxt Commlttee 3 Cross Coun try 1 Track 1 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Radio Club I Wexght Llftmg Club 3 4 DENNIS J KUREK St Hedwig 205 Hayes St , Chester Glee Club 1 Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 CHARLES R KUSNYER Our Lady 0 Peace 522 Fernwood Ave , Folsom Intramurals 1 2 3 4 VINCENT J LaGAMBA Our Lady of Charxty 415 W 21st St Chester Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 Wexght Lxftmg Club 3 4 MICHAEL S LAGANELLI St Robert 18 E Mowry St Chester Homeroom Ofhcer ICVPJ 2fVPj 3lVPl Glee Club 4 Server 1 2 Cross Country Z Track 2 Intramurals 1 Z 3 C S M C 1 2 J LARNER M LAUGINIGER 'C' JOHN L LARNER St Michael 42 S Eyre Dr Chester Homeroom Ofhcer 2 VPJ Sacrlstan 1 2 3 4 Server 1 3 4 Football 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 MARTIN E LAUGINIGER Holy Savxour 7 Malse Dr Lmwood Band 1 Intramurals l 2 3 4 CARMEN J LAURELLI Our Lady 0 Peace 501 Colwell Rd Woodlyn Science Honor Society 4 Bowlmg 3 Intramurals l 2 CARMEN F LAVELLA St Anthony 111 Brent Dr Chester Intramurals 1 2 3 4 C S M C l THOMAS A LAVERY St Joseph 15 Norman St Green Rtdge Intramurals 1 2 3 4 LAURELLI C LAVELLA LAVERY 7- 85 . f . . . . 1 . . . 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QP V 'Q 'TQ r I si: - A C LECHMANIK LINDEN LIOTT LEGG L PP LEWIS LISKOWYCZ LIBRIZZI LITWA THOMAS J LECHMANIK Our Lady of Charity 1123 Church St, Upland Homeroom Officer HP, ZQVP, 3lVP, Weight Lifting Club 3 Printing Club 3 4 P, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 ROBERT E LEE Holy Saviour 2022 Naamans Creek Rd , Boothwyn Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Radio Club 1 MICHAELJ LEGG St Gabriel 53 Cleveland St Norwood Homeroom Officer lfP, 2lVP, 3lVP, Sodallty 4 In tramuralsl CSMC 3 HENRY J LEWIS Our Lady of Fatima 31 Andrews Ave , Glenolden Homeroom Ofiicer 3 VP, Musicale 4 Sodality 2 3 4 Football 4 Spirit Committee 3 Track Z 3lL, 4lL I tramurals 1 2 3 4 RONALD J LIBRIZZI Our Lady o Peace 307 McKinley Ave , Milmont Park B nd 12 L 3 L, 4lL, Musicale 2 3 4 Bark 12 3 Camera Club l 2 3 Sodallty 2 3 4 Spirit Committee 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Dramatics 2 3 4 ROBERT J LINDEN Our Lady of Peace 430 Gilmore Rd Folsom Cross Country HM Intramurals l 2 3 4 VINCENT J LIOTT Immaculate Conception 2531 Larkin Rd Boothwyn Football 1-2 Track l-2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Weight Lifting Club 3-4 JOHN M LIPP St Hedwig 2713 Smlthers St Chester Intramurals 1 Z-3-4 HERBERT P LISKOWYCZ 2604 W 4th St., Chester Spirit Committee 3 Intramurals 1-Z-3 RONALD Z LITWA St Hedwig 411 Highland Ave., Chester Server 1-2 Science Honor Society l-2-3-4lVP, Intra- murals 1-2-3-4 I -C J LOCHIEL F LOCKMAN W LORD T LUGLIO J LYNN MACOLINO MacPHERSON MADZELAN MAFFEI MAGGIO JOSEPH P LOCHIEL Our Lady o Fatima 1082 Stratford Rd Glenolden Homeroom Officer 3fVPJ Sodallty 2 3 4 Musxcale 3 4 Cheerleaders 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 FELIX J LOCKMAN S! Gabriel 225 Amosland Rd Norwood B nd 1 2 LJ 3 LJ 4fLJ Muslcale 3 Bark 3 4 Sodallty 1 2 3 4 Server l 2 Science Honor Society 4 National Honor Society 4 Intramurals 12 Radio Club l S 2 Forensic Club 2 3 4 VP Dramatlcs 4 WALTER W LORD St Michael 724 Hmksm St, Chester Baseball 3 4fl..J Intramurals 1 2 3 4 211 Valley View Rd Media Muslcale 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 4 Sodallty 1 Intramurals l 2 3 4 JAMES J LYNN Notre Dame de Lourdes 34 Yale Ave Swarthmore Camera Club 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Radio Club l Z JOHN J MACOLINO Our Lady o Fatima 390 Holmes Rd Holmes Sodallty 1 2 Booster Club l Z Intramurals 1 2 ROBERT T MacPl-IERSON Our Lady o Fatima 2228 Forrester Ave Holmes Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 CHESTERJ MADZELAN St Hedmg 2804 W 3rd St Chester EDWARD J MAFFEI St Madelme 400 Madtson Ave Prospect Park Science Honor Society 1 Z Tennis 2 Intramurals l 2 3 4 PAUL J MAGGIO Our Lady o Perpetual Help 746 Agnes Ave Morton Bark 2 Intramurals 12 3 4 Welght Lnftmg Club 3 C S M C 1 - J. - R. - C. - E. - P. . f ' a' ' l ' l ' .9 . 1 ' ' 1 . 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MALSEED THEODORE G MAHALIK Our Lady 0 Fatima 2720 Quannt St Secane Intramurals 2 3 4 JAMES A MAILLIE Resurrectnon 2612 West 4th St Chester ALEXANDER T MAKATREWICZ St Hedmg 431 Buckley P1 Chester Radno Club 1 Servxce Club Z 3 4 JOHN W MALLOY Our Lady 0 Perpetual Help 326 Yale Ave Morton Intramurals 1 2 DENNIS P MALSEED Our Lady 0 Peace 235 Derwood Dr Woodlyn Football 1 Basketball 12 L 3 L 4 L Track 1 Base ball 2 3fLJ 4fLJ Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 RICHARD P MAMENKO Holy Saviour 113 Chadwick Ave Linwood Intramurals 1 Library Club 1 2 3 4 DAVID F MANCINI Holy Savxour 1556 Chichester Rd Lmwood Intramurals 1 2 3 4 THOMAS W MARANO Holy Savxour 4110 Greenwood Ave Boothwyn Band 1 Intramurals 1 Servlce Club 1 PHILLIPA MARCHIANI St Anthony 107 W Parkway Ave Chester Homeroom Officer 1 VJ 3 PJ 4 VPJ Sacrxstan 1 Z 3 4 Server 1 2 3 4 Football I 2 Track 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CSMC 1 JOHN J MARINARI Our Lady o Peace 20 Ohio Ave Mllmont Park Homeroom Officer 1 VPJ Sodalnty 1 Track 1 2 Intra murals 1 Z 3 4 R MAMENKO D MANCINI T MARANO MARCHIANI J MARINARI of 4 V! 3 . f I 3 . . 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Intramurals 1 2 3 4 VINCENT T MARROLETTI Our Lady 0 Perpetual Help 205 Linden Ave Rutledge Bark 2 Intramurals l 2 3 4 DAVID C MARTIN Our Lady of Charxty 3567 Edgewater La , Brookhaven B rk 2 Golf 2 3 LJ 4 L Intramurals l 2 3 4 HOWARD P MARTIN 57 Orlole Ave Media Intramurals l 2 3 4 St Francis de Sales JAMES C MASTERS 219 Stull Rd Ridley Park Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Weight Lifting Club 3 4 St Madeline MICHAEL P MATARESE St Robert 2218 Upland St Chester Musxcale 4 Glee Club 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 JOSEPH J MAYBERRY Our Lady of Perpetual Help 721 Pearl Ave Morton Homeroom Officer 2 SJ Class Officer 4 S Band l 2 L 3fLJ 4fLJ Muslcale 3 4 Bark 3 4 Sodalxty 12 3 4 Sacrxstan 1 Server l 2 3 4 Science Honor Socxety 4 Natlonal Honor Society 4 SJ Intramurals 12 3 4 H Team 34 Forensxc Club IQTJ ZQVPJ 3fVPj 4 VPJ Dramatlcs I 2 3 4 FRANCIS D McCLEARY Our Lady of Charity 815 Lmcoln Dr Brookhaven Homeroom Officer 3 Football l Bowlmg 2 3 4fL Base ball 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 H MARTIN J MASTERS M MATARESE J MAYBERRY F McCLEARY 1' X 1, R. 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NEWS ROBERT M MUSCELLA St Anthony 32 Worrell St Chester Muslcale 3 4 Bark 2 Sodallty 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 M 3lM Intramurals 12 3 4 CSMC 12 THOMAS J NASKO Holy Ghost 4038 W 7th St Trainer Intramurals 2 National Honor Society 4 Service Club 1 ZQLJ am 4fLJ JOHN B NAZAREWYCZ Holy Ghost 300 E 10 h St , Marcus Hook Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JAMES K NELSON Our Lady o Perpetual Help 601 Stanbrxdge Rd , Morton Sodahty 1 Spxrnt Commnttee 3 Prmtmg Club 3 Booster Club 3 Track 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Weight Llftlng Club 3 CSM C 1 2 THOMAS J NEWS Our Lady of Charity 4110 Mount Vernon Ave Chester Intramurals l 2 3 4 CS M C 1 W NORBECK C NYGARD D OCONNELL J ODONNELL WILLIAM D NORBECK St George 50 King Ave, Folcroft Server 1 Science Honor Soclety 1 2 4 Intramurals 1 2 CARL J NYGARD Our Lady o Peace 139 Haverford Rd Mllmont Park B nd 1 2 L 3fLJ 4 LJ Musxcale 3 4 Bark 2 4 Year book 2 3fLJ 4 EJ Sodallty 1 SCICHCC Honor Society 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Golf 4 L Intramurals l 2 3 4 Forensxc Club 3 Dramatncs 3 DAVID M OCONNELL Natwzly of B V M 420 E Front St Medna Muslcale 3 4 Bark 1 2 3 4 L Intramurals l 2 3 4 Ser vlce Club 2 3fLJ 4fLJ JOHN L O DONNELL Holy Savzour 1120 Washington St , Marcus Hook Homeroom Officer 1 P ZfS 3fSJ Football 1 3 L 4 L Basketball 3 Baseball 3 4 L Intramurals 1 Z Varslty Club 3 4 LAWRENCE P OLDFIELD St Mary Magdalene 123 Mansion Dr Media Football 2fMJ 3 MJ 4lMJ Track HM, Intramurals 2 3 4 L OLDFIELD S' I, . 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F OLSZWESKI E ORESZCZAK Resurrectlon FRANCIS S OLSZWESKI 2605 Peoples St Chester Homeroom Officer l S Intramurals 3 4 EUGENE A ORESZCZAK 2925 W 9th St Chester Homeroom Officer 1 VP Splrlt Committee 3 Intra murals 1 Z 3 4 St Hedmg JOHN J OSHEA Our Lady o Fatzma 711 Wyndom Terr Secane Homeroom Ofhcer Z PJ 3 PJ 4 PJ Football 1 2 3 L 4 L Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 JOSEPH F OULY Our Lady o Peace 1049 Eisenhower Ave Woodlyn Homeroom Ofhcer 4 SJ Yearbook 4 Intramurals 1 34 CSMC Z FELIX K PACE Our Lady o Perpetual Help 637 Mitchell Ave Morton Homeroom Officer IIS 2qVPy 3fSj 4fVPJ Bark 12 3 4 LJ Sodalxty l Z 3fVPJ 4fVPJ Natxonal Honor So clety 4 VPJ Football 1 2 3 L 4 LJ Track 1 2 3 4 In tramurals 1 Z 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 S. PACH UTA ,, ,y 1? bl ' J O SHEA 1 'S Y-'Z' J OULY F PACE STEPHEN M PACHUTA Sl Joseph 115 Raymond Ave Chester Scxence Honor Society 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JOSEPH E PALMA Resurrectxon 2731 Chichester Rd Chester Homeroom Ofhcer 2 VPJ Bark 4 L Soclallty l 3 4 Server 1 2 3 4 Sclence Honor Society 4 Natxonal Honor Society 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Forensic Club 3 4 MICHAEL L PANCO Our Lady o Fatama 1102 Tremont Dr Glenolden Splrlt Club 1 Booster Club 1 2 Football 1 Cheerleaders 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 4 CS M C 1 2 BERNARD A PASQUALINI St Anthony 1035 Kerlm St Chester Homeroom Officer 1fVPJ 3 VPJ Intramurals 2 3 4 CSMC1 PAUL T PASTERNAK Our Lady of Charxty 1216 Oak La Upland Homeroom Officer 2 VPJ 3fSJ Glee Club 1 Soclallty 1 Sclence Honor Soclety 1 Z 3 4 Cross Country l Z L Track 1 Z 3 L Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Racllo Club 1 Z 3 4 C S M C 1 J, PALMA M. PANCO B. PASQUALINI P. PASTERNAK 'iv i ...,... F. PATRO A. PERPETUA L. PERPETUA B. PERSIA S. PESOTSKI FREDERICK-I PATRO St Hedwng 925 Walnut St Chester Intramurals l 2 3 4 ANTHONY M PERPETUA Resurrectzon 3023 W 11th St Chester LOUISJ PERPETUA Resurrectzon 3023 W llth Sr Chester BERARDO R PERSIA Resurrectxon 2617 Nolan St Chester Intramurals l 2 3 4 STANLEY S PESOTSKI Our Lady of Charity 3447 Mt Vernon Ave , Brookhaven S0d3llfY 1 Welght Lifting Club 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 ALLEN A PHILLIPS Resurrectxon 2615 Nolan St Chester Traclc 2 Intramurals 3 4 FOYCHSIC Club 2 3 Dramatlcs NICHOLAS J PICOZZI Holy Sa-vsour 2018 Broomall St Boothwyn Service Club 3 4 THOMASJ PIERCE Resurrection 3001 W 6th St Chester Prmtmg Club 1 Servlce Club 1 2qL3 3fLj CSMC I Z ZDZISLAW P PIOTROWSKI St Hedwxg 2518 W 6th St Chester Bark 3 Science Honor Socletv 2 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 JOHN PITNER Holy Ghost 215 Tramer St Chester Intramurals 1 2 3 4 A PHILLIPS N PICOZZI T PIERCE Z PIOTROWSKI J PITNER 1 75 ., ., ' ' ' 9 ' 9 ' 1 3-4 . ., i, a Q, . . ., , ' ' , . n 4 1 ' W . . - - - . ., 9 - ' - - - l I . 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POPIEL WILLIAM F PLUFF St Joseph 220 Valley Green Dr Chester Muslcale 4 Cheerleaders 1 2 Intramurals 2 CSMC 123 THEODORE A POKOY St Michael 70 S Eyre Dr Chester Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Radlo Club 1 C S M C 1 JOSEPH R POLIAFICO St Anthony 1035 Church St Upland Homeroom Officer 3 VPJ 4lVPJ Muslcale 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Sacrlstan l Z 3 Server 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 M Baseball 2 M Varslty Club 3 4 Dramatxcs 4 Servxce Club 3 4 EUGENE S POPIEL Our Lady 0 Perpetual Help 729 Amosland Rd Morton Homeroom 2lP HVPJ Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 PAUL M POPIEL Our Lady o Perpetual Help 729 Amosland Rd Morton Intramurals l 2 3 4 DAVID F PROFETO St. Rose o Lima 1320 Morton Ave Chester Band 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CS M C 1 GREGORY J PRYGON St Hedwig 217 Highland Ave Chester Radio Club 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 WILLIAM H PURFIELD St George 5 N MacDade Blvd Glenolden Homeroom OfIlcer llVPJ 2lVPJ 3lSJ Intramurals 1 2 JOSEPH P PUSKARICH Holy Savzour 2309 Carlton Ave Boothwyn Intramurals l 2 4 JAMES E QUINN St Joseph 111 E Providence Rd, Aldan Homeroom Ofhcer 1lSJ 4fVPJ Intramurals l 2 3 4 D PROFETO G PRYC-JON W PURFIELD J PUSHKARICH J OUINN Si T3- '7 -9 ' , - , 1- -3-4, , - - - , . . . . . 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REARDON K .R 5 Q' , 5 I Zu Q: ft:-rj FRANCIS J REARDON Our Lady o Fatnma 1084 Ashland Ave , Glenolden Glee Club 4 Football 4 M Basketball 3 L Track 3 L 4fLJ Intramurals 3 4 Varslty Club 4 JOHN R REARDON Our Lady o Fatzma 437 Westbrldge Rd , Glenolden Glee Club 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Radio Club C S M C 1 2 WILLIAM J REHRMAN St Madeline 115 Haller Rd Rxdley Park Sodallty 1 2 Server 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CSM C 1 JAMES A REILLY St Michael 43 W 10th St Chester Server 12 Basketball 12 3 4 Track 1 Intramurals 2 DONALD T REMICK Our Lady of Charity 1150 Mann St Upland Muslcale 1 2 Glee Club l 2 Intramurals 1 CSMC 1 2 J. REARDON W. REHRMAN J. REILLY D. REMICK e J: ul. - V' F. RENZI B. ROBERTSON A. RICHETTI M. ROBINSON J. RICHETTI J. RODGERS T, RICKARDS M. RODRUGUEZ R. RIVELLO S. ROKOSZ FRANK N RENZI Immaculate Conceptxon 400 Market St Marcus Hook Server 2 3 4 ANTHONY -I RICHETTI Our Lady o Fatxma 1030 Oakwood Ave Glenolden Science Honor Socxety 1 Intramurals 1 3 4 JOHN R RICHETTI George 219A MacDade Blvd Glenolden Intramurals 3 THOMAS J RICKARDS Our Lady 0 Peace 900 Belmont Ave Mllmont Park Camera Club 1 Intramurals 2 ROBERT M RIVELLO Notre Dame de Lourdes 611 Strath Haven Rd Swarthmore Homeroom Officer 1 T Glee Club 1 Booster Club 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 BRUCE D ROBERTSON Our Lady 0 Fatzma 852 Cricket Rd Secane Intramurals 1 2 3 4 MICHAEL J ROBINSON Our Lady 0 Failma 23 Glenhaven Rd Glenolden Football 1 Basketball 1 Intramurals 13 4 CSMC 1 JOHN .I RODGERS Notre Dame de Lourdes 1558 Park Lane Rd Swarthmore Homeroom Officer 4 Sl Spirit Commlttee 3 Cheerlead ers 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CS M C 7 MARCELO RODRIGUEZ St Anthony 1023 Concord Ave , Chester Intramurals 1 2 4 STANLEY J ROKOSZ Our Lady of Charity 26 W Elbon St Parkside Science Honor Society l 2 3 Track 1 Intramurals 3 4 Poster Club 4 'C- t as :- Y'-I 15 inv- -lg Q-ug ig. Q nh - ROSS SALTIS RU DDY SARKEES RU LLO SASEK RUPNICK SAVAGE SABLE J A SCALLAN JOSEPH J ROSS Resurrechon 1122 Highland Awe Chester Intramurals 12 3 4 CSMC 1 JOHN A RUDDY Notre Dame de Lourdes 706 Swarthmorwood La , Swarthmore Sodalnty 3 4 Poster Club 4 Spmt Commlttee 3 Cheer leaders 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 C SM C 1 CHARLES J RULLO St George 117 Rambler Rd Glenolden Homeroom Oflicer 4 VP Sodalxty 1 Spirit Commlttee 3 Cross Country 12 Track l Z Intramurals IZ 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 JOSEPH J RUPNICK St Hedwig 50 Woodbrook Way, Chester Homeroom Officer 3151 4fVPJ Football 1 Intramurals l 2 3 4 ALFRED P SABLE St Mnchael 715 E 4th St Chester Club 4 Weight Lrftmg Club 3 4 MICHAEL M SALTIS Sl Hedmg 212 Wxlcox St Trainer Homeroom Ofllcer ZQSJ 3QVPJ Server 2 Intramurals l 2 Service Club 2 3 4 P MARTIN T SARKEES S! George 22 S Elmwood Ave , Glenolden Homeroom Officer HVPJ 2qVPy 3fVPJ 4fPJ Sodalxty 1 Weight Lmftmg Club 3 4 Football 2 3 4 L Track I 2 3 4U..J Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 MICHAEL G SASEK St Gabriel 120 Henderson Ave , Norwood Musncale 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 ZQL 3 4 Sodallty 1 Intra murals 1 Dramatxcs 3 4 WILLIAM J SAVAL1E St Joseph 12 Neeld La Green Ridge Welght Lifting Club 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 JAMES A SCALLAN Joseph 232 Harmon Rd , Chester Science Honor Socxety l 2 Intramurals 2 J. M. J. M. C. M. J. W. A- . . . ' 9 ', f P, , ' . ., Football 1-2, Track 1-2-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Varsity . D, . ' 9 Q ' ' l I 1 D l l ' 9 1 ' ' l Ja ' - - , I - ,- - , . Y - I, ' , St. F SCALLAN J SEBASTIAN SCHNEIDER C SEITZ S HREINER C SEIVERD SCUTTI J SHAKESPEARE SEAMON T SHIELDS JOSEPH F SCALLAN St Joseph 232 Harrison Rd Chester Sodallty 1 Science Honor Society 1 2 4 JAMES P SCHNEIDER Resurrecnon 613 Hxghland Ave Chester Intramurals 1 2 3 4 RONALD M SCHREINER St Joseph 47 Dutton Mill Rd Brookhaven Intramurals 3 JOHN P SCUTTI Our Lady o Fatxma 631 Brighton Terr Holmes Homeroom Officer MVP, 3113, 4fVPj Football 1 2 3 4 L Intramurals l 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Wexght Llftmg Club 3 4 PHILIP N SEAMON St Madelme 326 Shaw Rd Ridley Park 3 L 411.1 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Varstty Club 3 4 C S M C JOHN F SEBASTIAN Our Lady of Perpetual Help 735 Mxtchell Ave Morton Glee Club Z Bark l Server 1 Science Honor Society 4 Basketball 4lMl Baseball 3flVlj 4fMl Intramurals 3 4 Varsity Club 4 CHARLES G SEITZ Resurrection 2715 Nolan St Chester Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CS M C 1 CHARLES M SEIVERD St Michael 912 Elsmore Pl , Chester Intramurals l 2 3 4 JAMES C SHAKESPEARE Resurrection 2735 Forwood St , Chester Homeroom Officer 4fVP Intramurals 1 2 3 4 TERRENCE A SHIELDS Holy Sa-nour 609 Johnson Ave , Llnwood Tennis 4 Intramurals 2 3 C S M C 1 J. . . 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SPECKHALS DANIEL A SHORE Resurrectxon 2706 Curran St Chester Tennis 2 Intramurals 2 4 C S M C 1 JAMES M SIMPSON St Kevin 505 Beatty Rd Sprmgfleld Band 1 Glee Club l 2 Server 1 2 Cross Country 1 Z Track 2 Baseball 3 L 4 L Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Varsity Club 4 CHRISTOPHER J SLESICKI St Francis de Sales 715 Drayton Rd Chester JOHN A SLOWIK St Robert 120 W 23rd St Chester Soclallty 1 Sacrlstan 1 2 Server 1 Z 3 4 Spxrlt Commlt tee 3 Football 3fM 4 M Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Varsity Club 4 ROBERT J SMITH Our Lady o Fatima 242 Academy Ave , Holmes Intramurals 4 TYRONE R SMITH Immaculate Heart of Mary 729 Engle St , Chester Homeroom Ofhcer ZIVPJ 3lVPJ 4fVPJ Glee Club 3 Server l Cross Country I 2 Track 1 Intramurals I 2 3 4 KENNETH L SMITHEMAN St George 730 Prlmos Ave Folcroft Sodalxty 3 Track 2 3 4fL Intramurals l 2 Llbrary Club 1 2 sqvm 4qP3 ROBERT D SNYDER Our Lady of Perpetual Help 824 Mitchell Ave Morton Musxcale 2 3 4 Booster Club I Intramurals l 2 3 4 JAMES J SPARKS Holy Savxour 4132 Olnver La Boothwyn Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JAMES K SPECKHALS St John Chrysostom 410 Sheffield Dr Wallingford Science Honor Society l Tennxs I 7 3ILI 4ILj Intra murals 1 7 Servnce Club 3 4 Q xx I fl, V - 2' 1 rl-'41, 1, fl ii X gi V S, N X 2' , I l'-I,ls ---,'L.'v ..- ,YI . is 1 , f I A Q Y .,,'.. I Q -, X. - , - - L o9 - , ' , X .4 - - - J 's -it .1 L ar A it ALFRED V SPEVAK 120 Ervin St Linwood Intramurals 1 2 3 4 C S M C 1 Holy Savxour JOHN R SPICER Our Lady of Chanty 3429 8th St Upland Track 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 WILLIAM J SPILLMAN Our Lady o Fatima 103 Westbrldge Ave Glenolden Homeroom Officer 2 VPQ Football 1 Intramurals 1 2 ERNEST F STEINMEYER 902 Taylor Dr Folcroft Homeroom Officer 3fVPj Intramurals 1 St Gabrxel 2 3 4 CLARENCE P STOVCIK 2507 W 3rd St Chester Splrlt Commlttee 3 Intramurals l 3 4 Hedmg W STOVER A SULPIZIO G. WILLIAM H STOVER Holy Savxour 442 Garnetmme Rd Boothwyn Homerooxn Ofhcer 1 S Bark 1 2 4 E Sodallty 7 3 4 Server 12 Scxence Honor SOCICYY 4 National Honor Society 4 H1 Team 3 4 Forensic Club l Z 3 4 ANTHONY C SULPIZIO Our Lady o Fatima 604 Ashland Ave Secane Scxence Honor Soclety 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 RONALDG SUMMA St Anthony 353 W 22nd St Chester Intramurals 1 2 3 JOSEPH F SUMMERS Our Lady o Peace 220 Derwood Dr Woodlyn Homeroom Ofhcer 3 S 4 Pj F otball 1 2 3fLl 4 L Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Varslty Club 2 3 4 DAVID A SUTCLIFFE Our Lady of Charity 150 E Chelton St Chester Spxrxt Commxttee 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 R SUMMA J SUMMERS D SUTCLIFFE 'CT' n Q 9 L, ' W 3 , i l : 5 ' ff ' A' 1 'ty' ' A. SPEVAK J. SPICER W. SPILLMAN E. STEINMEYER C. STOVCIK . ., . . ., U cm, 5-rt. ' 9 TQ ' 5 ' ' ' ' ., . f ' , - - . 'Y . 0 f ' ., . . 3-4 ' ' . - f . . n, rm3f,0 -- -cm, . Sf. . ' . ., . ., .1 s 2 an mm' K- 'fl 9- .f ' 3. - L 2-' '- I sa., S-Z V 4 K ,- ii - , Vg, 1' li' .I V f. J. SWAVY G. SWEENEY F. SWIERCZEK R. TACCONELLI J. TALBOT JOSEPH A SWAVY Holy Saviour 114 ones Dr Lmwood Tennis 4 CS M C 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 GERALD T SWEENEY St Gabriel 556 Devon Rd Norwood Science Honor Society 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 FREDRIC W SWIERCZEK Our Lady o Peace 312 W Woodlyn Circle Woodlyn Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 C S M C 1 ROBERT D TACCONELLI St Gabriel 1608 Holmes Ave Prospect Park Intramurals 3 4 JOHN P TALBOT St Gabrxel 218 Chester Pike Norwood ROBERT J TALLON Our Lady 0 Peace 1210 Vauclaln Ave Woodlyn Musxcale 2 Tenms 4 Intramurals 1 4 Service Club Z CSMC1 ANTHONY M TATE Resurrectxon 2607 Chxchester Rd Chester Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 JOHN M TATE Resurrection 2735 Curran St Chester Bark Z Camera Club Z Intramurals 1 2 ANTHONYJ TEOFILAK St Hedwig 3033 W 6th St Chester Homeroom Ofhcer 3lVPj Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Service Club 1 DONALD-I TERCHA St Robert 2607 Sandeland St Chester R TALLON A TATE J TATE A TEOFILAK D TERCHA bf 7-'Y T A H ai. st' f A I J -y -9 s, I . . . I - ., - 9 ., . ., 'Y . . , n, Sacristan 1, Server 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Intramurals 1-Z-3-4, C.S.lVl.C.l . C ' of .' . L ' ' Q , , J 3- I -91 N ' ' Q -4, 1 f 1 . 1 f . . V V A r , J? 6' '.,1wl..,. Q M. THURSTLIC L. TIERNEY K. TIMKO . TOMLINSON F. TORYK MICHAEL F THURSTLIC Resurrectzon 2506 W 6th St Chester Splrxt Committee 3 Track 1 Baseball 4 Intramurals l 34 CSMCI LAWRENCE W TIERNEY St Robert 906 E 16th St Chester Homeroom Officer 3 SJ Musxcale 3 Track 1 7 3 Intra murals 1 2 3 KURT M TIMKO St Rose 0 Lima 715 Ashland Ave Edclystone B nd 1 2 L 3 L 4 LJ Muslcale 2 3 4 Sodalxty 7 3 4 Server 1 Z ROBERTJ TOMLINSON St Gabrxel 1615 Lmcoln Ave Prospect Park Library Club 3 CS M C 1 FRED T TORYK St Robert 2222 Providence Ave Chester Football 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CSMC 1 2 W TRABAND J TRAINOR R TRYNOVICH E TUOHY YN! EDWARD M TUOHY Our Lady o Peace 642 Seventh Ave Swarthmore Band 1 Bark Z 3 4 Yearbook 4 Camera Club 1 ZQVP 3 Intramurals 1 2 WILLIAM H TRABAND St Gabriel 605 13th Ave, Prospect Park Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Ml JOHN P TRAINOR Holy Saviour 1643 Hewes Ave Lmwood Intramurals l 2 3 4 ROBERT J TRYNOVICH Resurrection 2714 Nolan St Chester Muslcale 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 RICHARD A VARRASSE Notre Dame de Lourdes 541 Penn St Swarthmore Poster Club 2 Scxence Honor Soclety 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 SCIVICC Club l R VARRASSE Thv M VECHERCOFSKI WALSH VERNA WALSH VIOLON WARD VOLTU RE WAREHAM WALSH WEIR MICHAEL P VECHERCOFSKI Our Lady of Peace 1206 W Fnfth Ave Woodlyn Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JOSEPH J VERNA Our Lady of Charxty 1351 Elson Rd Chester Homeroom OECCI' llVPj2lP13lVPJ4lVPJ Year book 4 Sodalxty l Splrlt Commlttee 3 Intramurals 1 Z 34 CSMCI EDWARD C VIOLON Our Lady o Fatxma 411 Renson Ave , Glenolden CSMC 12 Intramurals 12 3 4 JOHN C VOLTURO St Robert 304 E 22nd St Chester Ban 12 Musxcale 3 4 Glee Club 4 Server 12 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 701 Surrey La , Glenolden Homeroom Officer IQVPJ 3lPJ 4lSJ Sclence Honor Soclety l Intramurals 1 2 3 4 C SM C l FRANCIS C WALSH St George 101 E Cooke Ave Glenolden Intramurals 4 PAUL J WALSH Natwlty 841 Parkrldge Dr Media Intramurals 3 4 JAMES J WARD Holy Sa-vxour 114 White Ave Linwood Intramurals I 2 3 4 NORMAN F WAREHAM Our Lady of Perpetual Help 308 Providence Ave Morton Glee Club 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 MICHAEL W WEIR Our Lady of Perpetual Help 2132 Pershmg Ave , Morton Homeroom Officer HVPJ 2lPJ 3lSJ 4lVPJ Bark 2 3 4 Sodallty l 2 3lVPJ 4lVPJ Sacrlstan 1 2 Server l 2 3 4 Scnence Honor Society 3 4 Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 Cheer leaders 4 LJ Forensic Club IQPJ 2qTy BQTJ 4lVPJ Dramatlcs 4 - F. J. P. E. J, J. N. 3- M. ', . ., d ' 7 . ' 1 7 ' ' ' 9 BRIAN E. WALSH Our Lady of Fatima . ., . D, . . 0 . . q . L 9 I ' ' ' 1 WELCH J E WILLIAMS T WHITE J E WILLIAMS E WHITE J WISE WHITTLE W WOOD WILLAUER C WOOTEN ROBERT E WELCH Our Lady of Charity 116 Meadowbrook La Brookhaven Musxcale 1 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Sclence Honor Soclety 1 2 3 4 Dramaucs 1 7 CSMC 1 Servxce Club l 2 SJ 3fVPJ 4fVPj JAMES T WHITE St Rose 0 Lxma 1305 Chester Pike Eddystone B nd 12 L 3 L 4 L Muslcale 3 4 Sodallty 12 3 Server 1 2 3 Spxrlt Commxttee 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JOHN E WHITE St Joseph 143 Gerald Dr Chester Homeroom Officer 2 VPJ Intramurals 1 2 JOHN C WHITTLE Our Lady of Chanty 218 8th St Upland Intramurals 2 3 4 ROBERT M WILLAUER Resurrectxon 1419 Honan St Chester Intramurals 1 4 JAMES E WILLIAMS St Robert 2116 Madison St Chester Track Z 3 4 Intramurals I 2 JOSEPH E WILLIAMS St Joseph 1 Ridge Rd Green Ridge Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JONATHAN A WISE St Robert 527 E 15th St Chester Baseball 3fMJ 4lMJ Intramurals 1 2 3 4 WILLIAMJ WOOD St Mxchael 314 Taylor Terr Chester Football 1 Intramurals 1 2 CARL K WOOTEN Immaculate Heart of Mary 608 Norris St Chester Sodallty 1 Server 1 2 Basketball 2 L 3 L 4 I.. Track 1 2 3 LJ 4fLJ Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 QW? Qi ., ,gg Z' J. WRZENSNIEWSKI J. WYRABKIEWICZ E. wvsocxr JOHNJ WRZESNIEWSKI Sl Hedwigs 310 Taylor Terr , Chester Splrlt Committee 3 Track 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CSMC1 JOHN E WYRABKIEWICZ St Hedmgs 2712 W 4th St Chester Intramurals 1 2 3 4 EDWARDJ WYSOCKI St Rose o Lxma 509 Madock St Crum Lynne Musxcale 3 4 Glee Club Z Booster Club 2 Intramurals 2 MICHAEL P ZAMULINSKY Our Lady of Fatxma 470 Wyndom Terr, Holmes Scxence Honor Socnety 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 CS M C 1 JOHN P ZAPPACOSTA Our Lady o Perpetual Help 314 Swarthmore Ave Folsom Homeroom Officer 4 VP, Soclallty 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 ff A M. ZAMULINSKY J. ZAPPACOSTA DAVID J ZARZYCKI Our Lady of Perpetual Help 700 Amosland Rd Morton Intramurals 1 2 3 4 LEONARD J ZEGARSKI Resurrection 2716 Boyle St Chester Glee Club 1 Intramurals 1 2 4 DONALD-I ZELESNICK St Michael 712 Madison Ave Prlntmg Club 4 Intramurals 2 3 Lnbrary Club Z DANIELJ ZIEGENFUSS St Madeline 200 Burke Ave Ridley Park Homeroom Ofhcer 3 VPQ Football l Track l Intra murals 1 2 3 4 ROBERT C ZORETICH Resurrection 2223 Green St Chester D ZARZYCK, L ZEGARSK, o zetesmcx D zleNeENFuss R zoREncH wi - '7 . Q, .3 - - f ' . 1 '9 3 . I 1- -3-4 Y 7 7 ' ' , -, . l I 7 3 ' ' ' , - . . . 3 I 3 l a 1 a ' ' f ., l l 9 ' ' ' v . 1- -3-4 -v 5 I K gf , 7 B -5, Mr. Paul Posture Buckley re- hearses Dan Faverio's lines from Billy Budd. Lee Anderson and George Baker show the after-effects of danc- ing too close at the Prom. - X any graduates of St. james have achieved fame and success. However, this did not come to them overnight. Everyone of them had to start from the bottom and progress very slowly. John Flynn did not get this chance to make his mark in the world's record book. Because of an unfortunate accident, his life was taken from him. before he could really live life at its fullest. He is sadly missed hy his classmates. Slay he rest in peace. .7.-51,1 Q, ,Q 5 1? ,. MGM .V 2 pf- ,zzz mjf.,,,f .fimfx X , Af. -f 215150 I: . p v e 5 - Q '- 'K 1 1 , x nf OFFICERS -P :xx - P -Q-Ci President: TINIQTHY RUXISEY lst Vice President: SAYHRIO NIIRARCHI 2nd Vice President: RALPH APRIL 3rd Vice President: EUGENE QGLVRKO Secretarv: NICHOI .-XS DiNl.-XIO 1 Front Row: Terence Harhison. Bohdan Paiilciw. Richard Ailes, Xvilliam Barrow. hlichael Burge. Nlichael BUIIRILICCI. Ralph DaFermo. Nicholas Dihlaio. Second Row: John Thurstlic. Vifilliain Yantine. Conrad Xvolff. James Vfilson. Xvilliam Kissab. -Iohn Basquill. David Schulqrzift. Brucv Johnson. Edward Lauginigcr. Stephen Blochowslcy. John Cannon. Charles Dupuis. Third Row: Anthony Georcno. Michael Hupprnan. Christian Rudolph. Timothy Rumsey. Q Q E R Q' l ' ' - !n 'L t of- . And if you're ever out this way. be sure to visit my lVlother-in- Saverio Nlirarchi. james Miller. Xvilliaiii Ciroeher. Michael Nlulloney. Conrad Olenilc. Vfilliain Bunce. Richard Folms- bee. Richard Grimm. David juelg. Back Row: Richard Petlilcowslci. Eugene Ogurko. Dennis Douhet, hlichavl Vilesolowslci. Robert Vfndc. hlichael Fleury. Ralph April. Joseph Chicoslcy. Kevin Vnrgissc. CAbsent: Joseph Kran- yalc, Robert lNlcCarthv, Rohcrt Tcnncntl. 4 - 2 Front Row: Richard Gunia, Albert Denham, Carl Mullen. John Blatog, James Gawbill, Michael Howanski, Michael Henasey, Dondial Pastorius. Second Row: Williarn Craw- ford, Richard Manning, Joseph Dougherty, Stanley She- panslci, Joseph Cullen, Edward McGinniss, John Sposato. Eugene Mushinslci, Joseph Ward, Thomas Smith, Daniel Bonaventure, Anthony Molla, Stephen Dorsey, Christian Platz. Third Row: John Sucich, Paul Willard, Thomas A-I OFFICERS President: JOHN SPOSATO lst Vice President: PAUL WILLARD 2nd Vice President: ROBERT WILSON 3rd Vice President: JOSEPH DOUGHERTY Secretary: STANLEY SHEPANSKI Mcparland, Francis McHenry, Allen Elliot, Bruce Bot- tone, William Van Horn, Robert Moeller, Carmine Mon- tella, Alfred Tierney, Charles Marguardt, Francis Bala- wejder, Joseph Fedgchin. Back Row: Lawrence Fulton, Steve Scheivert, Francis Cvorbey, Joseph Bail, Emmett Brennan, Robert Wilson. fAbsent: Anthony Giomboni, Frank Porterj. Speling is won of are prinsiple subjecs. Front Row: John Synovec, Michael Spirito, John Nacrelli, Eugene Olenilc, Paul Culley, Blaise McLoughlin, Eugene John Hart, Thomas Maloney, David Campbell, Robert Kowalelc, William Klosowski, Albert Sbandi, Howard Gal- Magerr, Francis McCafTerey. Second Row: Francis Ken- busera, Harry Dougherty, Thomas Wood. Back Row: dra, John Cotter, John Gunsalus, Lawrence Baron, Philip Ronald Jones, William Leary, Donald Johnson, Robert Cerami, Thomas Buttery, James La Chall, Thomas Thorn- Van Horn, Ward Fisher, Michael Stacey, Joseph Kelly, ton, Michael Greto, Edward McCullough, Williain Gilles- Dennis Yarnell, Barry McLaughlin, James Kaylor. fAb- pie, Joseph Werner, John Kehler, Casimir Patro. Third Sent: John Mattero, James Robinson, Howard Garneslcij. Row: Daniel Evangelista, Michael Fallcowslci, Louis Corsi, Barry McLaughlin applauds another sterling lunch session. A-2 OFFICERS President: DENNIS YARNELL lst Vice President: BL.-RISE McLAUGHLIN 2nd Vice President: RQBERT VAN HORN 3rd Vice President: -ICSEPH KELLY has-' Secretary: BITCH,-XFL FALKOXVSKI OFFICERS President: RICHARD HARRINGTON lst Vice President: ANGELO CHIEFFO 2nd Vice President: JOHN CLARK 3rd Vice President: JOHN OROBONO Secretary: JOSEPH MURRAY A-3 Front Row: Robert Wiley, Walter Ziegler, Glenn Lonn- quist, Michael Yacylc, Henry Park, Edward McBarron, John McAleer, John Orobono. Second Row: Richard Carroll, Robert Blythe, Ronald Bender, Stanley Peterson, Thomas Daly, Frank Ferguson, Francis Kamp, William Saccomandi, Peter W'illauer, Michael Getz, Joseph Batog. Angelo Chieffo. Denis Dionisi, Nicholas DiMarino. Third Brother Maurer takes time out from his re- ligion class to go over his family tree. Row: Henry Burress, Neil Abbott, Joseph Murray, Michael Feeley, Charles Giltinan. John Pitman, John Clark, Harry Bradshaw, Kenneth Giza, Richard Harrington, David Durham, Eugene Slesiclci, Gregory Raybuclc. Back Row: Robert Consorti, Michael Bingnear, Herman Welsh, Rob- ert Coen, William Mullen, Drew Brochet, Stephen Buclc- ley. CAbsent: John Leary, John Miedwigj. I Front Row: James lNIcDevitt. John Tercha, Nlarl: Flan- nery, Joseph Long. John Rafferty, Francis Rice. George Grzeszlcowialc. Joseph Borsello. Second Row: Nlichael Amalfitano, Karl Gasiorowslci. Francis Vfelc. Paul Scioc- chetti. Thomas Tuclcer. Eugene Usavage. Lawrence Por- ter. Richard Ryan. Joseph Rzucidlo, Joseph Clark, Robert Billingsley, George Rudnyclcyj. George Scope. Chester 9 IK Q Nluraclc. Third Row: Frecl I-layfield. Walter Nlalinowslci. Nlichael Serzan. Daniel Rottenberlc. Stephen Haren. Rich- ard Parylalc, Gregory johnson. Albin Paznolcaitis. Alfred Kravitz. Nlarlc Duren. James DiBardino. James Anderton. Paul Kutney. Back Row: Richard Hobaclc. Jerome Brown. Anthony Pitzorela, Arthur Lavaique. Louis Diehl. Ken- neth Jones, Peter Pulcini, Nlichael Elison. Q OFFICERS President: CHARLES MORGAN 1st Vice President: LOUIS ROBINSON 2nd Vice President: BERNARD FLAHERTY 3rd Vice President: THOMAS PIERANTOZZI Secretary: MICHAEL BAILEY G-2 If that kid thinks I'm going to call on him, he's crazy. Front Row: Stephen Podgajny, Anthony Blagman, Wil- liam Hibbert, Michael Crisanti, James Antonelli, Bernard Flaherty, John Saltis, Michael Winslow. Second Row: Hubert Dewees, Robert Quinn, Michael Casey, Michael Gniewoz, Harold Matsanka, John Griffin, Theodore Crawford, Donald Ewald, Thomas McDonald, John Rim, Mauro Aminto, Richard Jones, Ronald Agostinelli, Den- nis Ives. Third Row: Louis Robinson, Michael Bailey, Charles Morgan, Bernard McAndrew, Frank Heavlin, Thomas Pierantozzi, Michael McGinley, Anthony Lipka, William Novertia, William Adams, John Hurchalla, Michael Bonner, Thomas Shields. Back Row: Dewey -Iurich, David Scallan, Frank Garrett, Charles Remaley, Michael Anderson. fAbsent: John McElwain, Thomas Piscorikj. OFFICERS President: EDXVARD REILLY lst Vice President: MARK DROZDOSKI 2nd Vice President: ALVO PIERDONIENICO 3rd Vice President: HAYVUOOD DUGAN Secretary: FRANCIS MINKA G-3 Q! Front Row: Harry Novak, Joseph Sewruk, Alvo Pierdom- enico, Frank Bernard, Gerald Rhoads, John Brennan, Nlichael DiEonzo, Craig Baillie. Second Row: Edward Alpaugh, Robert Negovetich, Joseph Babicki, Michael Manchin, Francis Minka, Mark Drozdoski, Raymond Moyer, Joseph Eusco, David Seitz, Williain Colling, Mar- See john Run. John is smart. tin Colling, George Davis. James Bates. Edward Carroll. Back Row: Francis Rim, Edward Reilly, David Dodds, Gregory Posey, James Zoladkiewicz, l'laywood Dugan, Wayne Guy, Carl Smith, John Czernec, John Igielski, Alfred Marchiani, Thomas Peters, John Thomas. Arthur Schott. ' 5 W Somebody close the shades. The sun is in my eyes! Front Row: James Fiumara, Ronald Karpovich, Bernard Grush, John Graf, Philip Leyman, Louis Horwitz, Fran- cis Daly, Francis Magrogan. Second Row: Francis Green, Kenneth Zwizanski, Raymond Stroclco, George Sycz, Charles Melvin, Thomas Murphy, John Clements, Arthur DiNicola, Timothy Gorbey, Ralph Garzia, Thomas Gart- side, Richard Cavalier, Robert Stewart. Third Row: Ed- OFFICERS President: TIMOTHY GORBEY lst Vice President: STEPHEN MELCHTOR 2nd Vice President: ARTHUR DiNICOLA 3rd Vice President: JAMES FIUMARA Secretary: JOHN CLEMENTS ward Rock, Joseph Jennings, William Sheridan, Edward McKeow'n, David Hentosh, Olaf Halvorsen, Joseph Kra- sowslci, John Nlatwiejewicz, Joseph Macknis, Rudolph Koziol, Donald Coveleslcie, James Leary. Back Row: Ronald Moretti, John Welc, Joseph Lamb, Mark Osborn, Stephen Melchior, Robert Hayden, Stephen Bukowy. 9 A Q Q A L Q - fy A-3 OFFICERS President: THOMAS ZOSH lst Vice President: MICHAEL LIBERATORE 2nd Vice President: JAMES REHEMAN 3rd Vice President: MARK OSBORNE Secretary: RONALD PORTER Front Row: Dennis Harbison, Michael Liberatore, Tim- othy Brock, James Flynn, Thomas Pacenza, William Cowan, Charles MacDonald, Gregory Wright. Second Row: Jeffrey Boyle, Michael Brett, William Connors, Martin Guyer, Francis Bruno, Michael McGrath, James Dunlap, Edward Berridge, Robert Osborne, Donald Por- ter, John Vasquez, Louis Verga, Joseph Brown. Third Row: James Elliott, John Schapperle, Thomas Greene, R LL 2A-3,5 bulletin board is one of the fanciest and most pic- turesque in the school.C?j Thomas Twardowslci, Joseph Czack, James Rchrmann, Ronald Porter, Francis Showalter, Daniel Schwarz, John Woronicak, Gerald Rainey, William McCracken, Joseph Sutsko, Walter Teofilalc. Back Row: Robert Boguclci, Pat- rick Davish, William Nichols, Terence Joyce, William Connolly, George Bobak, James Maciejczyk, Louis Garay, Thomas Zosh, John Politza. OFFICERS I. President: LLOYD YARNELL 1884, 7 . 'l lst Vice President: MARVIN JACKSON 2nd Vice President: JAMES FEDINA 3rd Vice President: JOSEPH DeJOHN Secretary: NICHOLAS MARUSO B-I Front Row: Michael Sheelcy, David Hulkewicz, Joseph DeJohn, Edward Dulin, Robert Schatzman, John Losalc, Thomas Finn, Donald I-Iarrower. Second Row: William Deighan, Elwood Brower, Edward Preston, George Smith, Lawrence Maguire, Francis Gunia, Joseph Kozalc, Wil- liam Wetten, James Bilardo, William Mageer, Joseph Dougherty, Bernard Montecchio, Thomas Szurgyjlo. J J Q 4 1 L 4 l is . f at QI The newly-inaugurated Wednesday Mass has helped many students toward higher spiritual perfection. Third Row: Nicholas Fedoroff, Fredrick Martz, Marvin Jackson, John Lupi, Donald Maloney, Nicholas Marusco, Michael Kuchera, Gerald Mays, Michael Brower, Edward Doyle, Thomas Davish. Back Row: Joseph McMahon, John Fulmele, Lloyd Yarnell. fAbsent: James Fedena, Fredrick Martinenza, George Wannerj. .M Front Row: james Larkin, Michael Kikut, William Ham- mono, Donald Geser, John McDade, Francis Ritz, Dennis Wagner, Patrick Clifton. Second Row: Gerald News, Gil- bert Sheftz, Lawrence Patro, James Quartermus, Joseph Kartasevich, Adam Bonkoski, Wayne Anderson, Walter Jablonski, James Zgleszewski, Thomas Wiggins, Robert Bobon, George Murphy, Vaughan Beswick. Third Row: Robert Klemas, Anthony DiBardino, Terrence Ross, Hurry up, Brother. I'll be late for class. Daniel Lindner, Michael Vanl-Iorn, William Maggio, Ron- ald Maysky, joseph Carney, Robert Mangan, Leslie Burns Anthony Mudryk, John Kerrigan, Michael Zaffarano Back Row: Dennis Golden, Tyrone Moore, Peter Ward Thomas Socash, Richard Wielosik, Thomas Watkins John Adams, George Wright, John Clark. fAbsent Francis Trofaj. 1 OFFICERS President: GEORGE WRIGHT lst Vice President: DENNIS WAGNER 2nd Vice President: RONALD MAYSKY 3rd Vice President: ROBERT BOBON Secretary: JOHN McDADE Front Row: John Kendra. John Flynn. Vincent Haley. Edmond Kliller. -Iohn Smith. Second Row: Thomas Orio. Anthony Iacono. Andrew Qlenilc. John McDonald, Roh- ert Garvey. Robert Sheehan. Samuel Durhano. Stephen Ryan, Joseph Beaudet. Thomas Moore, Willialn Navin. Back Row: Edward Christiansen, Dominic Oliveri. Joseph Trzecialc, James Wood, Franklin lVlcGuoirlc, Nicholas Lombardo, William Edge, Steven Graves. Frank Lom- bardo. fAbsent: Robert Kerriganj. They used to call him DEADEYE and now I believe it. iq ! OFFICERS President: VVILLIAM NAVIN lst Vice President: SAMUEL DURBANO 2nd Vice President: JOSEPH BEAUDET 3rd Vice President: VVILLIAM EDGE Secretary: ANDREW' OLIENICK G-I OFFICERS President: THOMAS FEDERLE lst Vice President: PAUL NOFELDT 2nd Vice President: ANGELO IGNUDO 3rd Vice President: FRANCIS CILIBERTO Secretary: DENNIS O'HARA 1 There,s never a dull moment in Mr. Brown's class. Front Row: Lawrence Blagman, Gerald Donahue, Francis Ciliberto, Philip Mustico, joseph Hilbert, Joseph Fabris, Paul Vella, Paul Dougherty. Second Row: Leonard Ko- zieja, Raymond Parzych, John Bristow, Harold Venables, Andrew Slowik, Robert Clarlc, Edward Yurlconis, Theo- dore Raftovich, Thaddeus Rzucidlo, Dennis McFadden, Paul Litwin, John D,Angelo, Salvatore Felicetti. Third Row: Edward Kupchiclc, Paul Kofeldt, Joseph Bagan, Donald Connell, Richard Shaw, John Smulktis, Thomas Sullivan, Denis O'Hara, Walter Babicki, Ronald Lewan- dowski, William Clark, Daniel Herman. Back Row: Denis Kraft, Terrence Mullaney, Thomas Kozlowski, James Grubb, William Miller, Angelo Ignudo, John Livingston, Michael Grady: fAbsent: James Aiello, Gerald Fedena, Thomas Federlej. Front Row: Ralph Galati, Lawrence Pierdomenico, James Scherer, John Ballod, James Shellem. Second Row: james Cullen, Thomas Landino, Edward Burge, Edward Trze- ciak, Earl Ashbridge, James Berkenbaugh, William Neeley, William Ferguson, George Campion, Steven Cavalier, Stanley Borek, Edward Wesolowslci, Karl Zieg- H ler. Third Row: John Sincavage, Stephen Glodelc, Paul Martin, John Holmes, Michael Hafich, John Davis, Ed- mund Chopko, William Keller, Richard Simon, Michael Miller, Joseph Yarusinslci. Back Row: Craig Imber, Daniel Mulhern, Thomas Tourish, James Talbot, Michael Bu- cella. fAbsent: William Nurthenl. OFFICERS President: JAMES SCHERER lst Vice President: THOMAS LANDINO 2nd Vice President: EDWARD BURGE 3rd Vice President: WILLIAM KELLER Secretary: JOHN HOLMES I-I .:. ,i--,TY L rl i Humpty Dumpty sat on a chair, Humpty Dumpty just didn't care. All the school's warnings and all the school's rules Couldn't keep Humpty off the backs of the stools. OFFICERS President: JOHN NOTTE lst Vice President: MICHAEL NACRELLI 2nd Vice President: ANTHONY WOOD 3rd Vice President: JAMES ROBINSON Secretary: JOHN MERCANDANTE A-2 Front Row: Stanley Malis, John Georgini, John Flan- nery, Timothy Heron, Joseph Dempsey, Ralph Chieffo, Anthony Wood, John Norte. Second Row: Terrence Con- roy, Francis Benditt, Edward Troy, Thomas Brown, James Litwa, Michael Kane, Michael Brogan, Edward Dinslci, Frank Deldeo, Charles Kupsis, Joseph Ferguson, Robert Glass, Joseph Mcl-lale. Third Row: Thomas McKeon, William Brown, Richard Butler, Joseph Bernasz, George Q 1 1 A . . . and then the neutron laterals off to the electron, who smashes through the force fieldf' Kennedy, Michael Nacrelli, Lawrence Donato, Dennis Abbott, John Jabson, Walter Guyer, Stanley Wolenski, Joseph Witcofsky, Richard Fitz, Anthony Frascino. Back Row: John Ward, Raymond Blohm, Francis Bienlcowski, George Collins, Charles Logan, Paul Scott, James Sliven- ski, Dennis Coolc, Paul Marchol, John Crabtree, Williaiim Atkinson, James Robinson, John Mercadante. ...- A-3 OFFICERS President: JOSEPH ORPELLO lst Vice President: JOHN QUINN 2nd Vice President: PASCHAL DiDOMENICUS 3rd Vice President: JOHN O'CONNER Secretary: DAVID GOLOSKI Front Row: Alexander Swavy, Rocco Sgro, John Ferrioia, Francis Dougherty, David Rumsey, Martin Gagliardi. Second Row: John O'Connor, Edward Korab, Francis Boyda, Roger McBride, Emilio DiMatteo, Thomas Sims, Joseph Orpelio, Thomas Hare, Dennis DiVito, Robert Cassella, Francis Pailishuslcy, David Goloski. Third Row: Robert Varano, Jeffrey Luoma, Thomas Friel, Charles Mazza, Frederick Neeson, John McGinn, David Thomas, Q Mr. Co ne's S anish class is often ver revealin -even Y P Y g to him. Front Row: Dennis Venuto, Thomas Rhoads, Robert Don- ahue, Michael Ashby, Joseph Sweeney, Daniel Bonner, Michael Laird. Second Row: Joseph Honer, Timothy Kennedy, Patrick McC1rath, Bryan Carson, Thomas Ferro, Charles Evers, John Carroll, Robert Garofalo, Edward Ciillen, Joseph King, David Diggins, Joseph Albert. Third Row: David Pitner, Patrick Long, Robert Fossett, Joseph Hare, Ronald Griflith, Philip Hanavin, Russell Kuchera, Q L gn L OFFICERS President: JOHN FLYNN 1st Vice President: PHILIP HANAVIN 2nd Vice President: THOMAS FERRO 3rd Vice President: MICHAEL STUDZINSKI Secretary: JAMES TALARICO A-4 Nicholas Borreggine, Richard Hartney, Robert Harron, John Lewis, Vincent DiCamillo. Back Row: Rowan Peter- son, John Flynn, Carl Macolino, Gary Queensberry, Jer- ald Dougherty, James Kestner, Samuel Taylor, Julius Yingling, James Talarico, Arthur Wielosik, James Eden- fielcl, Robert Davis, Michael Studzinski. QAbsent: Michael Flocco, Daniel Sullivanj. H L Front Row: Michael Caplis, Norman Shropshire, Joseph McCormack, James Hollingsworth, Edward Wesolowski. Second Row: Orlando Brown, Ellis Simmons, Robert Burns, Patrick Brock, John Achtermann, Ronald Huston, Robert Miller, Joseph Hoven, Thomas Lennon, Stephen Renzi, Joseph Holland. Third Row: Joseph Ciarmella, Charles Chism, Richard Campbell, Daniel McGuoirk, Rob- A scowl from Brother Morrissey always strikes fear into the hearts of his 3B-1 dirty poltroonsf' f-5 ert McDevitt, Anthony VanDerheggen, William Webb, Dennis Truitt, Theodore Trullinger, Robert Kotlinski, Alfred Schwartz, Stephen Mihalelc. Back Row: Thomas Crego, Benjamin Kokoslca, James Bell, John Baidokas, Thomas Bramble, William Manger, Thomas Boyd, Harold Rowles, Gabriel Lavella, William Czartorijslcij, Walter Davis, James Pompetti. OFFICERS President: JOSEPH McCORMACK lst Vice President: NORMAN SHROPSHIRE 2nd Vice President: CHARLES CHISM 3rd Vice President: THOMAS LENNON Secretary: JAMES POMPETTI B-I 4. I 1 OFFICERS President: JOHN CAIRO 1st Vice President: JAMES MAGEE 2nd Vice President: THOMAS CURLEY 3rd Vice President: CHARLES HOLLOWAY Secretary: ROBERT SMITH Front Row: Walter Byrne, John Truitt, Gene Carbonaro, Joseph Lislcowycz. Second Row: Joseph Thornton, Robert Smith, Francis Bruton, Thomas Lavin, William Friel, James Harbison, Gardner Nislcey, Daniel Robinson, Rich- ard DePaul, Thomas Dewey, Eugene Carducci, Anthony Capasso, Anthony Dellos. Third Row: Charles Sciglitano, Richard Kline, Julius Krajewslci, James Magee, Gregory Hawrylalc, Steven Letnianczyn, James Warfel, Louis Mro- Q l L - jul! gm-1 'ur '5 And from the boiler room we can drill our way straight up to the office vault. wicki, Fred Squilla, Gerard Nolan, Daniel Greto, Edward Foy, Allan Dorman, Thomas Holland. Back Row: Charles Dodds, Charles Holloway, Raymond Diamond, David D,Angelo, Edward Bevilacqua, John Cairo, Thomas Cur- ley, Thomas Brooks, Joseph Connelly, Joseph Fiscaro, Earl Clough, Joseph DelGrande, Daniel DiBardino. CAI:- sent: Joseph McCulloughj. 4 - - - 2 - What!? No comic section? Burn it! Front Row: joseph Moroz, joseph Iannelli, john Iannelli. Joseph Cvlass, Edward Cooke, Joseph O'Melia. Second Row: John Taggart, Edward Brown, Joseph Murphy, Her- man Miah, Donald lVlcNamee, Edward Clarlc, Hugh Craw- OFFICERS President: DONALD MCNAMEE lst Vice President: JOSEPH MURPHH 2nd Vice President: JOSEPH SMITH 3rd Vice President: HERMAN MIAH Secretary: EDXVARD CLARK ford, Willianm Mulhearn, joseph Smith, Dennis Super Robert Jurelc. Back Row: Donald Culley, Charles Trefz David Butler, Charles lVlcCall, Ronald Falcone. CAbsent William Kelsey, Thomas Hall, Michael Merdianl. Front Row: Robert Polulaclc, Patrick Carson, Joseph Lea- han, Robert Barbacane, James Sheelcy, William Hannuiii, George Heinemann, Allan Barnilc, James McHugh. Second Row: James Dunn, Richard Pescatore, James McAndrew, John Master, Robert Crnlcovic, Francis Slesiclci, John Sul- livan, Francis Chafardon, William Gehling, Robert Den- nis, Edward Davis, Henry Burt, Lawrence Bradley. Third Row: Natale Pisani, William Foley, Michael Mamenlco, Jo- Dominic Staino explains the fundamentals of the balance sheet to an attentive 3G-1 class. seph McGuigan, James Balcey, Edwin Livingston, Charles Bromley, Joseph Weare, Paul Pedrick, Ernest Chartier, Gregory Greenday, John Hewes, William Cranny, Edward Hand. Back Row: Wallace Young, Lawrence McElvar, William Bramble, Edward Micka, John Marchliclc, Phillip Dangelo, Gilbert Furniss, Charles Froggatt, Charles Mag- gio, Dominick Staino, Francis Falcone, Patrick Keeney, Terence McKinney. G-I OFFICERS President: DOMINICK STAINO lst Vice President: JOHN MASTER 2nd Vice President: CHARLES MAGGIC 3rd Vice President: ERNEST CHARTIER Secretary: PAUL PEDRICK Front Row: Edward 5IcShea. Richard Kosmalslci. Niclcolas Deljasqualc, Edward Kyle. Vffilliam Fitzgerald. Guilio Gas- pero, Vfalrer Patro. Second Row: Wvilliam Rulli. Louis Ben- ham. Vfilliam Vifartman. Peter Fedorchalc. Nlichacl Cohen, Anthony Ruzowicz, Thomas Nliller. Emidio Pelicetti. Jo- seph Crowley. John Carroll. Andrew Kulalc. John Clarke. Frank Turner. Edward Yancoslcie. Joseph Conveby. Third Row: Gerald Schad, Patrick O'Doherty. Frank Mustaccio. joseph Capriotti. Robert Campbell. james Nlesser. Nlzchael Hiliclc. Joseph Kozalc. Michael Fey, Paul Hill, Michael Hildiclc. Joseph King. Wfayne Diehl. Michael Nladden. Back Row: Klichael Eyler. John Suleclci. Thomas Nlann, David Straccione. Joseph Johnston. Thomas Parkinson Drew Baron. Vfilliam Clark. Stanley Bystrelq. Joseph Bush. Joseph Sanlcey, James Donohue. Ronald Ruditys. CAb- sent: -Walter Bencrowskyl, I I OFFICERS M- K4 President: FRANCIS MUSTACCIO u ...f ' I lst vice President: PATRICK o'DoHERTY ' I N 7 fx ,,.'fAe A 1 p ,L zna vice President: MICHAEL EYLER ? '. I ' if' 1 . ' 1 e 3rd vice President: RICHARD KOSMALSKI 5, I ' ll' M Secretary: EDWARD KYLE Tlfsi L ll! I 1 I The continuing story of Peyton Pond, starring Sammy Spirogyra and Amy Amoebaf' 6-2 Lufg' 1 . 'X Divisional Councils l L is fi 4' Junior Divisional Council: joseph McCormick, john Flynn, john Notte, James Scherer, Dominick Staino. Sophomore Divisional Coun- cil: Thomas Zosh, Timothy Gorbey, Dennis Troy, Leo Zatkos, John Clements. Freshman Divisional Council: Standing: Charles Morgan, Edward Reilly. Sitting: Dennis Yarnell, John Sposato, Timothy Rumsey, Karl Gasiorow- ski, Richard Harrington. f there can be a philosophy which could apply to all high schools and high school students, it would be A sound mind in a sound body. Mr. Joseph Logue has done more than his share to advance this philosophy at St. james. His life has been devoted unselfishly to the development of high school athletics, while he has also taught speech and gym classes. After thirteen years of hard work, he will take over the reins as head foothall coach. a position which he can fill most adequately. K in ,i tl V k ill, QA ., V- A Y. 43, ,. 4+ fl as-fi a, 5. V V5 'rf' - K , ggi if f ,J M ,. 5 1 f -' . ' ,. fx .. 4' -- Q' ' ,-' 1 ' f- A . . ,fi,,. t ma , L ,wif ' vw'?iMjk' ,fl it I Q., I w 4.95 s iT:,1, j, 2,7743 x ,. gl' . sir L' ' Qpssgh MAi1+wf ff. V Zi W VV .fi if WJ Egg? m ' rf 4 'M ,, J' .9 ' Y 'fig K, ,hm fy ' fllfig V LkA7 .Q Why 7 lg? 53' L 3 0 , QV, .Z A my ,,!va'i,g2L31 zfwjwhlgfv - 2 .V ,i0., ya,,,, f W , 1. ,-J. -, - .5 , , 'f' 1' f,.,i:w4f, 'V 'Y' 'f'ffwme ,, A sw ', , ' V fab? k . ,ffm W 1 1 fx ha '59 8 eiigfff fu fm V ,. W sfffry .xv W lah -f ff? 4-ar A H, Q 3 fs, .g of 7' y J N' .W M, 5 3 S 'iv L H- if Q' ly V ffl' 4' r 1 . -ff W 'Q f ,p fe Ni ' ,', ,Q x 1 5- I M ,-,, K ' L LRAC , -... 24. Y .K .5- r'1 ' X. I . A . 5, I Q .21 -'A . 2' J , ' n , , , ' H U, 5 J- , ---qur.: -N.-H--D' ., Hg., .. . 'us-af-A5 x1 ' - I t., Q ' 1 'L .c:':.rk 1 St. James 19 St. James 27 St. James 22 St. James 15 , St. James 37 St. James 15 St. James 40 St. James 15 St. James 28 . . St. James 24 , , St. James 27 , 1964 RECORD Bishop Neumann 37 Malvern Prep. A . 31 Cardinal O'Hara 38 Archmere A 50 Roman Catholic . 18 St. Thomas More , 40 West Catholic , , 15 Gloucester Catholic 1 40 St. joseph . 27 . Salesianum . . 33 Atlantic City Handicap: P.M.C. .. .....ia..., . 58 Central Jersey Track Club , . 94 Melrose Track Club , . . 108 Cross Countr Us Karl Ziegler shows little signs of fatigue after two miles. Norbert Filliben starts his sprint for the last quarter mile. Paschal DiDomenicis takes an early lead. ii . .-1-1 -.fi Varsity Football 5 . JYAA , , . -W1 ,.:1 f.' Nn0F1E Fi.. '5Q36'Qi4 af 31 g,32f, I Front Row: Mike Meehan, Hank Kowalski, Tony Forte, John Bender, Felix Pace, Joe Fisher, Charlie Ednie, Mike Boettcher, Marty Sarkees, John O'Shea, John Scutti. Second Row: john Slowik fmanagerl, Tom Kaufman, Gene Read, Joe Summers, Jim Huff, Joe Carroll, John O'Donnell, Sparky Faries, John Gibbons, Dave Butakis, Pat McElroy fmanagerl. Third Row: Mr. Joe Logue fcoachj, Julius Yingling, Tom Federle, Ed Dinski, Gus In the jubilee Year of St. james, Mr. Brennan delivered to the Catholic League an under-rated but very spirited and talented football team. Although not highly regarded at the beginning of the season, the Mighty Midgets combined with the All-Catholic backfielcl, romped to the Southern Division Championships. Vlfith such standouts as Sparky Faries, Tom Kaufman and Herman Miah, the offense totaled over 250 points, while the defense, led by such stalwarts as John O'Donnell, John O'Shea, -Ioe Summers, Felix Pace and .lim Huff held the opponents to a mere 6.2 average a game and compiled five shutouts on their way to becoming Number One. 1 . . i Nurthern, Joe McCormack, Frank Mustaccio, Dom Staino, Herman Miah, Frank Reardon. Back Row: Mr. Frank Beans', Brennan lhead coachj, Bill Keller, Martin Gagliardi, Pat O'Doherty, Gary Queensberry, John Taggart, Dennis O'Hara, Frank Bienkowski, Bob Cambell, John Quinn, Mr. Bob Mahoney fcoachl, Not Present: Hank Lewis. Sparky Faries gets set to throw one of his patented bombs in the Bishop Neumann game. , 79- 5, 77 -4 ' 1 1.430 , - ein-.-. -,y .V , 2 .- 'Q fn - iw.,-9 Q- 3- , J8'4! , K ,J 'A A stubborn Jimmie defense led by john O'Shea piles up Hiding the ball nicely, Sparky runs the option play in the the Judge ball carrier. West Catholic game. mfr ,b-.JzQ4:,g '?',.a.QL ' . ,fx . .J A, , 4' All-Catholic Faries cuts back to pick up some blocking from John O'Shea . ,3,,5gg,'.j.? 'TMJ' 14 I:1 f 'gvfiq . . Football First Row: Mike Sheeky lmanagerj, Mike Grady, Joe Smulktis, Bill Connally, Joe Macknis, Bill Deighan, John Howanski, Bill Wetten, Elwood Brower, Andrew Slowik, Art DiNico1a, Sam Durbano. Second Row: Tom Persia lmanagerl, Tom Davish, Tom Sullivan, Walt Babicki, James Fiumara, John Clements, Ron Moretti, Dennis John Howanski follows his teammate Sam Durbano as he runs wide around the end. The 1964 Junior Varsity football team has a solid nucleus for emulating the 1964 Varsity team. Playing against teams composed mostly of juniors, they turned in creditable performances throughout the season. 1964 RECORD St. James 6 Archmerc 0 St. james 28 Showalter 12 St. James 8 Cardinal O'Hara 16 St. james 7 Salesianum 13 St. james 36 Bishop Neumann O St. James 22 Bonner 0 St. james 14 Roman Catholic 22 St. james 0 West Catholic 6 St. james 56 St. Thomas More 0 N I I ,Q x ' ..v,,,.1i. Golden, Lloyd Yarnell, John Fulmele, Steve Melchior, James Berkenbaugh. Third Row: Mr. Mooney fcoachl, Dennis 0'1 1ara, Terence Mullaney, Tim Gorhey, Don Connell, Joe Sutsko, Ron Levandowski, Sparky Wright, Leo Zatkos, Richard Wielosik, Gerald Vandergrift, Ernest Hesling fmanagerl. - ' r' f-H ' ' r lil cl lil Frosh Football V HR-plus e A xl First Row: David Seitz, Maura Amento, Glenn Lonnguist, Fred Hayfield, Thomas Pierantozzi, Stan Peterson, Frank Rim, Robert Blyth, Stan Shepanski, Harry Dougherty, Karl Gasiorowski, Mike Winslow. Second Row: John McAleer, Joseph Dougherty, Timothy Rumsey, Ronald Bender, Thomas Daly, Joseph Cullen, Daniel Bonaven- tura, Saverio Mirarchi, Edward Alpaugh, john Rim, Fleetfooted John Howanski looks downiield for open spaces. 1964 RECORD St. James 6 Darby Twp. 0 St. james 7 Salesianum 6 St. James 6 Cardinal O'Hara . 24 St. James 6 St. joseph 6 St. James 7 Darby Twp. 6 St. James 6 Bonner 46 St. James 22 Roman Catholic 6 St. James 0 West Catholic 14 1 'ez -I Michael Wesolowski. Third Row: John Hurchalla, Joseph Bail, Dennis Doubet, Mark Drozdoski, Alfred Tierney, Dennis Yarnell, Richard Carroll, Arthur Schott, Joseph Kelly, William Mullin. Back Row: Mr. DePaul fcoachl, Joseph Rzuciclo lmanagerj, Ward Fisher, Louis Robinson, Albert Galbusera, Art Lovique fmanagerj. Missing: Mr. Ewing fcoachj, Robert McCarthy, John Leary. --.9--1...-.-.q A Basketball is usually the weakest sport at St. James, but this year the prospects of having that tradition changed looked im- pressively hopeful. Although the record wasnlt exceedingly re- markable, the St. James hve was a threat throughout the entire season, and a few of their losses were decided by only a few points. Mr. Abbott, in his first year at St. James, has done an out- standing job in promoting the spirit and sportsmanship of this year's squad. Under his able leadership, the coming Bulldog courtmen should enjoy continued and increased success as a Catholic League power. Ed Flanagan cautiously leads a fast break. Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball team: Ted Rullo, Ed Flanagan, Fran Milone, Jack Flynn, Ron Corbin, Mr. Abbott Qcoachj, Dennis Malseecl, Jim Robin- son, Nick Lombardo, Ernie Chartier, Ed Dodds. Kneel- ing: Managers, Bill Traband, jim Haves. Ted Rullo's great dribbling ability aids him elude his man and get in position for an easy shot. x5 St. James St. james St. James St. james St. James St. james St. james St. James St. James St. james St. James St. James St. James VARSITY RECORD 71 Roman 75 St. joe's 63 Bonner 58 St. Thomas More 58 Bishop Neumann 49 West 76 Roman 63 St. joe's 55 Bonner 68 St. Thomas More 56 Bishop Neumann 69 Cardinal O'Hara 62 West Soph standout Ed Dodds grabs a rebound from the grasp of an opposing Tommy More player. Fran Milone and Ron Corbin make sure this rebound doesn't get away. Ron Corbin drives past two slug- gish Bonner players for an easy layup. Q 4 The Bulldog's full-court press enables Ron Corbin to steal the ball underneath his own basket. J. V. Basketball Team: Tom Federle, Jim Lamb, Mike Lastowka, Ed Dulin. Kneeling: Talarico, Denny O'Hara, Mike Studzinski, Mike Ashby fmanagerj. Mr. james Hayes Ccoachj, john Ward, joe J. V. Although any Junior Varsity team is usually considered unimportant, this year's team proved quite the contrar . Mr. Ha es has ke t this ear's s uad Y Y P Y q in top condition, while stressing the all-important fundamentals, which are extremely important for pro- ducin future Varsit stars. Aside from that, their g Y games provided an exciting prelude to stimulate our audiences even before the Varsity contest. Al N' k L b d ff h h ofegtstolfl-hogllgs allloiesrgiaieil e S ot Mike Stuclzinski quickly recovers to grab a stray shot. Frosh Freshman Basketball Team: Kneeling: Tom Thornton fmanagerj, Steve Buckley fman- agerj, Gene Ogurko, Stan Shepanski, Tim Rumsey, Harry Dougherty, Joe Murray, Dave Juelg, James DiBardino fmanagerj, Robert Tennant fmanagerj. Standing: William Fish er, Emmet Brennan, Al Tierney, Mark Droz- dowski, Mr. Mooney Ccoachj, Mike Bonner Dennis Doubet, Harry Matsanka, Art Schott Ralph April. This yearis team showed a lot of undeveloped talent in our Freshman Division. Under Mr. Moo- ney's experienced guidance, they were constantly B a S b a I I drilled in the fundamentals of dribbling and passing. and, most important, working together as a unit- a team. Cheerleaders add a new twist to the time-out session. Tom Federle deftly dribbles around the opposing guard. Z Baseball At St ames the words baseball and cham plonshlp are synonymous For the past four years the Bulldog nmes have clommated the Cathollc League cllamoncls Mr Mooney seems to have found rhe wln nmg secret for successful baseball strategy Slnce 11 lettermen were lost through graduatlon the team IS very mexperlencecl but Mr Mooney has more than abundant talent wrrh whrch to work and the Cathollc League wlll once agaxn feel the bxte of the Bulldogs Front Row 1m ohnson nm Houghton Sparky Farxes Dennxs Malseed oe Carroll ack O Donnell Ecl Dough erty Art Gorga lm Simpson Second Row Mlke Ashby manager Tom Federle Frank Brenkowskl B111 Blebel Tom Brooks rm Berkenbaugh Tom Muller Jack Flynn ohn Sebastian managerj Last Row Bob Barbacane manager Dennls Yarnell Gus Nurthen Sparky Wrlght oe FISCHIO 1m Talarlco 1m Bromley Chuck Kelly Mxke Eyler Mr ohn Mooney coach 'in I QQ 'Af Bull Blebel rifles the ball to first after stopping a tough grounder u1 H Wffgsigx II6 lx I-41' -Q55 ri' - 4174? .yds - x,, 9 -H 'mix . '-'tw - 4-1- Q4-1?if':rf1'is Pitching-St. James' pitching staff proudly boasted such outstanding hurlers as Ed Dougherty. Extra Effort-joe Carroll's height has peg. h 1 -L r' 2. ... ., .,.- .-. A5 4+- Y. , f ff . A, +vh-.- ' -Q 1' Nr? 'f x .- -S'-4, . A :-T' ev-. - . 2 rf I a. ' -4 mbsf- -. ,ss , -4' John Flynn stretches far and wide to make put out ., , n.Q4.yf7r,.gVs,'A - 7-I 1- , , V .. f-' ' - .--page , 19 ,.' - V Tommy Brook's fine fielding starts a round-the- horn double-play. Art Gorga puts away a routine fly ball H .4 .fxalqffgik f X 5-If Qui JU'f,. im Q- nn, ak mf .,.,- .1 yll nl' 4- fm FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM Front Row: Brother Frank Springman fmoderarorj, Tim Rumsey, Mark Drozdow- ski, Tom Pierantozzi, Dennis Doubet, Greg Raybuck, Eugene Ogurko. Second Row: Paul Pedrick fmanagerj, John Leary, Stan Shepanski, Art Schott, Dennis Yarnell, Michael Serzan, Phil Hanavin fmanagerj. Last Row: Fran Ciliberto fmanagerj, Gerald Donahue fmanagerl, Sam Durbano lmanagerj. J.V. and Frosh J. V. BASEBALL TEAM Front Row: Richard Cavalier, jim Fedena, Mike VanHorn, Ron Morretti, joe Macknis, Jerry Fedena, Leo Zatkos. Second Row: Paul Pedrick fmanagerj, George Smith, George Henderson, Jim Fiumara, Tom Sullivan, Steve Renzi, Phil Hanavin lmanagerj. Last Row: Fran Ciliberto lmanagerj, Gerald Donahue fmanagerj, Sam Durbano manager '-'gil 91- .kph Ill- J lx Baseball 51 fr Elf? F' .Sl H :df II9 Varsity Bowling Team: Don McCleary, Art Gorga, Dave Goloski, Ed Duda. QMissing: Matt Cello.j 0 O arsity and Bowling Art Gorga, Senior Captain, shows the form that carried him to a second-place berth on the All-Catholic squad. Don McCleary hurls the ball toward the evasive 1 -3 pocket. 1. V. Bowling Team: Mike Liberatore, Fran Ritz, john Bristow, Ed Trzeciak, Bill Nichols, Tom Kozlowski, Mr. Thompson fcoachj. Under the supervision of its new moderator, Mr. Thompson, the Varsity Bowling team finished third in the Southern Division. Led by two mem- bers who were placed on the second and third teams All-Catholic, the lceglers of St. James compiled a 27-15 record. Art Gorga, team captain, and Don Mccleary carried over 180 averages to help in the Mr. Thompson checks the accuracy of the scorekeepers as the team mem- bers watch Matt Celo convert the 3-7-10. clutch. The team average was 178. The Junior Varsity failed in its attempt to de- fend their Southern Division title with a log of 21-20. Even though the spirit was high the Junior Bulldogs could not cope with the pressure placed upon them by their opponents, Ed Duda shows how to combine bowling with the ballet. KD P. R.- Front Row: Mr. Stern fcoachl, Mike Meehan, Herman Miah, Jim Johnson, Tom McSweeney, Phil Seamon, Jim McGee, Tom Mellon, Bob Bray, Rich Brinkmann, Jim Blubaugh, Jim Byrne, Fred Neeson. Second Row: Mr. Friday fcoachj, Drew Baron, Walt Kroll, Larry Tierney, Wayne Diehl, Hank Lewis, Carl Wooten, Francis Reardon, Dennis O,Hara, Joe Kerwood, Norbert Filliben, Joe Track 1965 was probably the greatest track year in St. James history. In the first few weeks of the season, our trackmen erased the previous pole vault, shot put, high jump, mile relay and two-mile relay records. Captained by Mike Meehan and Carl Wooten, the squad showed the great spirit it had by taking first place in the Spike Shoe meet and third place in the Inquirer meet. X - x . . Blankley fmanagerl, Mr. DePaul fcoachj. Third Row: Mt'. Robinson lcoachj, Gene Carducci, Joe Fisher, Jim Ward, Art Wielosik, Fil Pace, Jules Yingling, Paschal DiDomenicis, Gary Queensberry, john McDevitt. Last Row: Pat Brock, Mike Grady, Karl Ziegler, Sam Green- halgh, Jim Kestner, Tom Zosh, Bob Durning, Pat O'Doherty, Fran Bruton. Many of our trackmen showed their avid interest in the sport by volunteering their services for the indoor track squad. They proved themselves to be worthy competitors to all of their adversaries. Under the direction of Messers. DePaul and Stern the track team promises to be a top contender for the Catholic League title this year and in the coming seasons. St. James mile relay team in action-Mike Meehan, Jim Blubaugh, Carl Wooten, Rich Brinkmann. -r 1.1 ' ' ,wc 5 -Q 'S - 1 'T' M' I 3 -. A I t sf 1 'f 'av' xx IN 1 wu If rx ,, rv X V 1 H ,fflw V Dan Doran rlfles his serve for the right corner St ames hopes for a doubles championship rests on Mark Geary and oe Boslck Tennis Mr Devmes Tenms team turned out to be one of the most prom xsmg of any of thls years athletlc squads Not lacking in depth and experience, fh1S years racqueteers presented a strmg of polished seniors and developxng underclassmen The team sp1r1t was at IES peak The squad has a few weak spots but wlth the quahty present there IS no reason why xt cannot be a top contender ln the Catholic League lm udge Buddy Eckenroth nm Scherer, Dan Doran, Mark Geary, Mr Devme coach lm Speckhals, oe Boslck, Larry Donato, Sal Fellcettl Q0 thletlc Board Coach Beans Brennan and Assnstant Coach Mr Robert Mahoney if-f 2' l 4 .LM Mr Brennan accepts the Goldie Graham Trophy for the 1964 Coach of the Year Award With him are Mr ames Tomasco F ames T Dolan, principal of Roman Cathollc Hugh Fr Rossman and Mr john Klllough principal of Frankford Hugh Coach ohn Mooney baseball Bro William Schroeder SM Athletxc Director Mr Robert Ewing, freshman football coach, and Mr. Joseph Logue, assistant football coach. Intramural Sports Mike Thurstlic can't quite hold onto the ball as Larry Tierney rushes over to defend. 'li 3'r 4 Maya.- 4B-1's victorious intramural football champs. Lou Cortese prepares to test 4G-3's line strength. ules Raucci successfully sweeps left and against 4B-1 ' 321 Although only slow pitching is allowed, intra- mural softball pitchers sometimes manage to sneak one by. 9 Joe Orpello gathers in an easy CJ pop fly. joe Witcofsky touches home plate after smashing a round-tripper to center field. , X , 1 , f I C 0 A Q ULLD The cheerleaders anxiously awalt the entrance of the football team through their powerful portal eerleaders The students cheer one of the numerous Bulldog tallles ack ODonnell leads the Bulldog squad against t of West C30 OD he Burrs MIC, Tk 'lf r 'L 1 V . . J , . N F l T 1 .fi ZX lp f I 'LJ N-ii ,J fi- ff' ff Q o gg, V '- 5 ' I :xl V ' , Lf' o 4' 1 s Q af ' -Q Q ,,,,,, Us g ' Q x --s.. . O , 14'-1-Y P-,hcl UF 1 -f' it 1 Q :gl .1 . 'T -f ' ' X ,ff nk .QQ F Z ' 'K , Q K r Q Q .- A K x Q ' -ev . , ' . .1.'f:'?:P 5 .2-,pin wr T, ff ,pf A L . . , , 54 ' ug.,-i Y-e1,k.,,'w. . . K, ., J 9 U 4 , A. - . ' :-, f.. '- - 1-if., V , 1 l-nl 'w1i'Vx I 'ia if , , ,-, Nu t St. James the activities are the life of the school. There is something to fit every taste, from electronics to dramatics. It is a rare day that the halls are peaceful after dismissal. Jody Poliafico has been one of the most active of all of this year's seniors. Any organization to which he belonged always seemed to make its standards just a little bit higher than usual. The Silver Jubilee Student Council is the nucleus of all the activity in the school. The thirty- four homerooms and the five executive officers have constantly striven to seek harmony between the stu- dents and the faculty. The ofhcers are: Bob Faries, President, Tom Mellon, Vice-President in charge of religious affairs, Paul McMahon, Vice-President in charge of educational affairs, Ed Flanagan, Vice- President in charge of temporalitiesg and Joe May- berry, Secretary. Under the capable direction of Brother Richard Lukaschek, the Student Council has performed ad- mirable accomplishments. In religious affairs, Tom - Student Council officers Bob Faries, Tom Mellon, Paul Mc- Mahon, Ed Flanagan, and Joe Mayberry discuss their plans for the coming jubilee Week. Q Mellon has led the student Retreat, the Cerebral Palsy Drive, and the Communion Breakfast. Paul McMahon, in educational affairs, sponsored the Inter- racial Seminar, the annual Essay Contest, and the newly-initiated awards to scholars. In temporal af- fairs, Ed Flanagan has done a noteworthy job of organizing the weekly dances, the Christmas Dance, the Yearbook Drive, and the extensive intramural program. Joe Mayberry consistently provided ac- curate minutes to insure smooth coordination within the school. Future Student Councils will do well to observe and follow the example of the Silver Jubilee Council. The homeroom and activity presidents comprise the working force of the Student Council. tudent Coun il Joe Mayberry reviews the minutes with Sparky Faries. Bob Faries and Paul McMahon discuss Stu- dent Council ideas with Jack Price, of Nether Providence Student Council. Tom Mellon, Paul McMahon, and Ecl Flanagan carelessly cavort through our hollow halls. V! X, ': K M22 Cf?-' U55 Sodalit The Laity are playing an increasingly important role in the modern Church, and the goal of the Sodality is to develop Christianly mature laity able to take their proper place in the Lay Apostolate of the Church. The Sodalists aim to bring Christ into all spheres of their influence, whether school, worlc, or recreation. This is done practically through Apostolic projects. Felix Pace and the Sodality Council discuss Christian ideals in an existentialist society. This year's projects have included worlc on the Cerebral Palsy program, campaign against indecent literature, active participation in the Greater Chester Movement, and others. Heading the Sodality this year is Felix Pace, Prefect, and Brother James DeVito, Sodality Co- ordinator. The Senior Sodality members are now ready to disseminate their Christian ideals and leadership. s . ' X X Q 1 xx K,gg - -G, .Q H, 1 X Xa? -- Wwe? , -viva?-Q is Q Wg Wg .RJSNY mx h Q L-i'.-Assam. M 1 fan! gn 5' 'Z Cas? M 'vi' gg' fy 9 , I xx 9' W ' ,f in fn? I A A , . I ' f ' 1' t Q x.. Radio Club members anxiously await responses from other amateur ra- dio stations. 'A Radio Club These faithful men are alone responsible for the order and upkeep of our fine library. Not only do they put in many hours of worlc, but they also benefit by learning the intricate workings of the library. Anyone who has ever browsed through our books can see the fruits of their unselfish labors The Radio Club is designed to help those stu dents who are naturally inclined toward electronic and radio devices Organized by Brother Dwyer the Radio Club IS open to all students The station KBORQ can send free messages to any part of the United States Library Assistants L Bro. Kal! and Bro. Tri bull. The library assistants take time out to pose with their moderators This year the dramatic arts program flowered into full bloom on our auditorium stage. The drama ' Billy Budd, directed by Mr. Paul Buckley, drew D m a t I C A more people than any previous serious endeavor. The musicale Oklahoma, directed by Brother Moran and lVlr, Piscotty, also enjoyed success, as it played for two weekends instead of the usual one. The program also saw the first truly organized dramatics club. This year served as a springboard for future attempts, and the many successes of the future can be attributed to the work that was done by this year's staff. On my ship you will always use correct naval terminology. Now go downstairs and mop the Hoot. The oflicers warn the captain of the impending mutiny. Jenkins attempts to take Claggart's life in the mutiny scene. . . . and the next time you miss Sunday School, you swab the decks for two weeks. 1 Will Parker starts feeling his oats after some of Ado Annie's sweet potato pie. 'X While Cord Elam and Slim tussle, Andrew Carnes prepares to take on the Jolly Green Giant. rx P Boy! That stove was hot! 0KL HIIMA Laurie painfully finds out that Jud Fry's corn liquor tastes vaguely like Curly's saddle soap. Go get your own copy of Esquire. Volunteers from Notre Dame fill the orches- tra pit. When Curly MacLaine tangles with Jud Fry, it turns out to be the dirtiest fight of the century. Ali Hakim joins Aunt Eller in a chorus of I'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy. Service Club members receive their weekly assignments. Service lub If any one organization at St. James can be called inclispensible, that organization is the Service Club. Its work touches almost every activity and sport, and it also serves the administration in in- numerable little ways. This year, Mike Saltis and some of his fellow workers expanded the work of the Service Club even further-into the city of Chester, by their work in the Greater Chester Movement. If their plans can be fulfilled, Chester will be a much greater com- munity, and the name of St. James will become a little more prominent in the Chester region. These men have certainly lived up to their motto, The difficult we do right away-the impossible takes a little longerf, Senior members: Mike Allen, Nick Piccozzi, Dave Humphrey, Bob Welch, Joe Dougherty, Jim Speckhals, jack Ferguson, Bob Corracletti, Alex Makatrewicz, Jody Poliafico, Dave O'Connell, Bob Durning, Nlike Saltis, Tom Nasko, Mike Burnham, Bob Guyer, Mike Kosierowski, Tom Huston. 1 i Ag 1' Bob Welch, Omar Durning. and Dan DiBardino demonstrate why the impossible takes a little longer. 2'- .,.v Service Club Officers: Dave Humphrey, Vice-Presidentg Bob Welch, Vice-Presidentg Mike Saltis, Presidentg Rowan Peter- son, Vice-Presidentg Fran Magrogan, Secretary. Prompter Mike Saltis, supervisor Pete Peter- son, and do-nothing Fran Magrogan combine their talents behind thc Oklahoma scenes. Lili' i s v'1e7'Z3-'Y-':,T 7l QPERATOR , V -44-L,-P -. I 1 te. The St. james Marching Band. Fronl Row: Terence Har- bison, Richard Lipka, Ronald Porter, Michael Mulloney, Ralph DaFermo, Louis Corsi, Michael Yacyk, Craig Bail- lie, Edward McGinniss, John Synovec, John Flannery, William Barrow, Richard Grimm, Mr. Bert Piscotty fdi- rectorj. Second Row: Thomas Tucker, Herman Welsh, Ronald Dickens, George Kranyak, james White, Christian Platz, Edward Micka, joseph Krasowski, John Georgini, Richard Ryan, George Rudnyckyj, Sal Felicetti. Third Row: Joseph Mayberry, Harry Bradshaw, Edward Ber- ridge, Donald Longwell, james Byrne, Kurt Timko, George Beissel, Thomas Brown. Fourth Row: William Fischer, Felix Lockman, Rudolph Koziol, Ronald Librizzi, joseph King, Richard Parylak, Edward Kupchick. Fifth Row: John Crawford, Carl Nygard, Lee Anderson, john Constantine, John Dyduck, George Baker, John Diaz. Last Row: john Clark, William Crawford, Richard Folmsbee, Robert Whiteley, Walter Lenard. Band Underclass Band members find out why they were told: join the Band and see the world. The activities of this yearis Band were not re- stricted by any means. In the fall the marchers were out in full force to present a different halftime show every Sunday, as well as bolstering the cheering sec- tion. Shortly after the season ended, the more expe- rienced members formed the core of the orchestra for Oklahomal,' in collaboration with some of Notre Dame's orchestra members. Throughout the year there were numerous parades in which the bandsmen had to give up their holiday to march through the streets of Philadelphia and Chester. In the spring the Wanna trade? Qi - all I I Band officers Carl Nygard, Tom Brown, Kurt Timko, George Baker, and Lee Anderson check the Band constitution for an anti-impeachment clause. Band worked diligently to assemble a fine program for the concert. Surprisingly, after the concert their work was still far from complete, for it was now their duty to provide the music for graduation. Aside from providing entertainment for their audiences, the Band also served as a vocational activity, as three of the seniors are planning to continue their study of musi- cal art in college. Many plans are now being made for expansion, and the coming years should see an improvement not only in the Band, but also in the whose musical department. Mr. Piscotty leads the Band on St. Pat rick's Day. hjqq The more polished members of the Band pool Band members crowd the staircase waiting patiently for their lead- their talents along with Notre Dame students to er, Mr. Piscotty. form the background for Oklahoma! The Sacristans and Servers receive instructions concerning the changes in the Liturgy. Sacristans and Servers With the new Liturgy, the Sacristans and Servers now have a more important role in the execution of the Holy Mass. Under the leadership of Brother Raymond Purcell, they have adjusted admirably. These students truly exemplify service to God. Scott Hi- Scott Hi-Q Team is among the most well-in- formed in the school. Besides having a well-rounded knowledge in politics, music, and art, its members must be up to date on current events. Their greatest reward is the knowledge they have acquired and the thought of one day winning the 81,000 grant for the school. The Hi-Q Team at one of their leisure moments. fYou should see them when they're studying!j Members of the Science Honor Society receive a final briefing before leaving for Notre Dame. The Science Honor Society is a cooperative organization between Notre Dame and St. James. At the bi-weekly meetings held at Notre Dame, lec- tures are given on varied scientific topics. Much of the planning and scheduling is done by the presi- dents, John Gibson and Patricia Synovec. Science Honor Society This year the National Honor Society was re- vitalized lay a new constitution and stricter entrance requirements. Because it had formerly been a dor- mant organization, much of the worlc done this year was devoted to establishing a firm foundation upon which the organization may flower in its true per- spective. National Honor Society The Bark At St. James, publications are a vital part in the school life of every student. In fact, we may venture to say that publications are our most important product. Over the years our Bark has won many national and state awards. This year's Bark has faithfully upheld that tradition. The editors, Bill Stover, Joe Bosiclc, Mark Geary, and Tony Wood, have spent countless hours of their time trying to raise the standard of our paper even higher. Be- sides increasing the amount of issues, they also augmented the quality increasingly with every edition. The staff, along with their moderator, Brother William Andrews, has certainly de- voted their labors to fulfill their motto, All the news that's fit to printf' f' P .A 5 I ,G Mark Geary and Tony Wood put their nose to the grind- stone, their shoulder to the wheel, and their belly to the typewriter. Come on, joe. Put it in. Nobody reads the Bark anyway. .aw aug: :qv , The senior staff of the Bark. The editors of the Bark demonstrate Bliss. . QI why their motto is Ignorance is Q mu The juniors wait for their assignments for the forthcoming issue. Jim Johnson, Art Gorga, Carl Nygard, Wayne Slivenski, Al DilVIarco, and Ron Ellis prepare for their grand entrance to the yearbook room. The Blue and Gra Since this year is the Twenty-fifth Anniversary, it is only fitting that the Jubilee edition of the Blue and Gray be the best of those twenty-five. Editor Carl Nygard and his staff have done their best to turn out a top- notch publication. Many nights the staff has had to eat their supper in the tiny yearbook room, while trying to meet their deadline. This truly dedicated group and their moderator certainly deserve the hearty congratu- lations of the student body. Brother Gaudet lectures a quizzical staff on How to Plagiarize Without Really Trying. . Y- '1 .Q var 4 WY IQ Wayne Slivenski, with Carl Nygard as a cover, tries to break into the yearbook finances for some spending money. we therefore feel it necessary that we should quit. Sincerely, Ron and Al. . . . we therefore find it neces- sary to fire you, Ron Ellis and Al DiMarco, from the yearbook staff. Sincerely, Carl, Art, and .34-if ' Jim. If jim johnson and Art Gorga find it necessary to cool off Carl Nygard after one of his hot ideas. h .2 The Varsity Club is comprised of the athletes of the many varsity sports. Varsity Club Contrary to the opinion in the beginning of the year, the Varsity Club does serve a definite purpose other than a self-admiration societyf' One of the prime functions it talces on is the execution of the annual Christmas Canned Food Drive, which has been successful in every year that it was run. Among the many other functions, the VC provides referees for intramural basketball games, sells candy at the home basketball games, cares for the weight room. and sponsors the C.Y.O. Basketball Tourna- ment and Foul Shooting Contest. Their overflowing school spirit is re- warded at the end of the year by the annual New Yorlc trip. H5141 Mr. Logue discusses possible scholarships with VC officers Tom Kaufman, jack O'Donnell, Teddy Rullo, Rich Brinlcmann, and Denny Blalseed. nf I The weightlifters contribute to the physical well-being of the student body. Weight Lifting and Literary Clubs The Weight Lifting Club members are without a doubt the most physically fit of the student body. They made their presence felt this year when Presi- dent John Scutti organized and conducted the Strength Decathlon. By their example, the entire school can benefit and increase their physical capacity. Although it is one of the smallest organizations in the school, a wealth of knowledge can be found at a Literary Club meeting. Members discuss litera- ture forms varied from the short story to the epic poem. The meetings, though run on an informal basis, provide intellectual stimulus and a wider lit- erary scope. Literature Club members discuss T. S. Eliot's The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrockf' Poster Club ' The Poster Club, comprised mostly of Seniors, promotes school spirit by pro- ducing persistent ancl picturesque posters depicting various aspects of school life. Due to their original slogans many of the school's projects have achieved suc- cess. :'A 9- XJ Senior Poster Club members-the foundation of the staff. The Print Club looks dejected after they made big money in counterfeiting. CAbout LQ too big.j i we ni-,-' ' g W, -.--ef U-,,.,.--' 4 ,-,J--1 5 ST nuts msn stHuuL ur timuut EUUCAUUN L5 MARS We're looking for people who like to draw, paint, etch, andfor finger-paint. Q! Print Club The Print Club plays an integral part in the smooth running of the Administration and school activities. This club is responsible for the annual retreat manuals, Sodality bul- letins, science bulletins. programmed letters for the Administration. football programs. and the Oklahoma programs. The major project of the club is the printing of the school literary magazine entitled Origins Ill. I 'LS Senior Debating Club oiiicers Bill Stover, Joe Mayberry, Mike Weir, Mr. Preston CModeratorj, Paul McMahon, and Jay Lockman. Starting from a nucleus of four men in freshman year, the debating team has risen to a place of prominence on the East coast. The four who took an unknown team and made it a contending power in the Philadel- phia Catholic League are: Mayberry, P. McMahon, W. Stover, and M. Weir. This team has been debating varsity since fresh- man year. The outlook continues to look bright with the influx of many underclass- men who promise to continue in the proud forensic tradition at St. James. Forensic Club The members of the Debating Society listen attentively to a tape of one of Mr. Preston's recent extemporaneous speeches. The Glee Club practxces nn order to attam tonal and harmonic perfection Thls year the Glee Club has been re established at St ames under the superb leaclershlp of Mr Herbert FISS Mr Fxss also dxrects the Vnllanova and St osephs Glee Clubs He meshes the lI1Il'lC3fC four part harmony into a euphony that has been unparalleled before at St James Glee lub The officers and seniors are the foundation of the club J, il ' ..' .J ,. Cafeteria Staff C7 WY CAFETERIA STAFF Nancy Deprisco, Rose DeSanto Louise Bocella Kay Owens The Cafeteria Staff strains to produce wholesome lunches for the students O X F? ' K lt-' . A I 6' 7 i 9 I 9 Catherine Hurchella, Catherine Maggie, joseph Hurchella, Marie Ousey, ' Q! ' 9, I ., j A , h g ' 1 ' ' P 5 - A I Q -Lt E i Jubilee elebration On April 8, 1965, St. James touched off its 25th year festivities formally. His Excellency Bishop Gerald V. McDevitt, Auxiliary Bishop of Philadel- phia, graced the occasion with his presence. Msgr. Edward T. Hughes, superintendent, re- viewed eloquently and with appreciation the accom- plishments of St. James in its first quarter century. Although the student body is not featured on these pages, it contributed a considerable effect to this out- standing event. Msgr. Hughes addressed the student body at the Jubilee Mass. i Mi Many of the Diocesan priests attended the jubilee mass along with the students. 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