St James Catholic High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Chester, PA)
- Class of 1958
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I .M ' is f'..-'1-.:-.g-'isa-l iav ai- J gv ,, SAINT IAIVIES HIGH SCHGOL CHESTER - PENNSYLVANIA 1 '..-x 1 ' V ,.,g I I' 3s'1gI1t?IfBIfA J Xi 4. I af 'N' I P' A N.-'I I Q5 'II mg' -. I V' I Clock-like Precision . . + .. Q T The prime andfindispensable source of Christ, Son of Mary, is the Eucharist. Ili. LTA.. ' ... .i ' , yt 1 .K . wa... ' ' '-wk M . . . fr ,, iw f 1 'ri MT M5 ,rr .wr i 'iigfi bmi fx yriffw t Christian education integrates all phases of a full human life-spiritual, intellectual, social and physical -- perfected by the action of grace, directed toward active participation in the apostolate of the Mystical Body of Christ. Every means employed in a Catholic school formation develops they vision of the student toward this complete, maturity of personality. W l ,fiwglla 3 s, f5,lj..r,.a.. .. 1 A4 , Christian men broaden and develop their faculty ot intellect and will so as to achieve a closer l perfection with God in whose intellectual and volitionol image and likeness they are made. While The Hands Point Out Important Hours is ll rt , i ,,. 34 ' 4, i iw. -i Tir L' il I , ti' ml A Delicate Mechani m oves Within The power that runs our dock comes from the moinspring, our adminis- tration. As the Dower :oiled within the office releases, the motion posses to the remainder of the movement ond turns all the wheels of our clock, - ' I inf' Y Scxugsnls, ' I 91.1.3 i T3 -, L bihigl- Y l ..--.,., W.. ' N., -vi i M? ,...,..v..Q,.,15 I i 1 ft 3 r - 5. 4-.. -' s x Q fri? 4 -ffl-,, if Both the windin - A 9 and setting QI whotch is 'done by the stem meoxg , C' SPOUGHY designed clutch me: onism that makes contact with mctnsprtng and the dial train Tllleh wma fluff in close contod ll: :te administration and faculty basil 9 tone Df the entire student The train consists of three geared wheels. There are three underclcss- mon sections without which our clock could not be complete, 3 . P- N. is 'D a i 3 5 :Q X 4 q 'Qr if 13 f iik-:gtg 1 -- . rw., V17 af l fl ard- ' :riff I' 3 M? Av We compare our faculty memberS to the dial train of the clock. the gearing ot the watch that drive our hour, minute and second hands records the inner working? ofyfhe watch on the face of the timeD'9Ce- rf in When our watch ticks, it is the escapement and balance assembly letting 'power escape from the main- spring, through the train, at exact intervals. Our school activities and athletics transmit energy to our school life. Both of them in hor- mony balance out our spiritual, in- tellectual, cultural, social and physical well-being. if' me . ,f W M iv U, l- , x we J 4 i rg! , in ,gig if ty ..,f 4 W A in N . wr W 0 gl 8 1 lf' . 1 we Vi 4 if ..., .wx ,M 'Q :ali ss. .. qs' ,j V W rf.. in fm I, 4 s - 1 1 1 4 ff nm. Q The Hierarchy ,Ar-gl i if - , 'T-Tv v y f 4 'fl l ' I f' ' l 1 '45 l ,, M ,try Q. ,yy f 1 I l I l I 1 l F lPaSRMSEQUEN5N0llDEVIA5 A all 1 fl HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND l JOHN F. O'HARA, C.S.C., D.D. Archbishop of Philadelphia As cl continued tribute of honor to our Archbishop, builder y of schools, we students of Saint James High School promise continued efforts in our spiritual, intellectual, social and physical development. 5' vo. l .QQ Ml, 'ff-X Q pf -' UQ 7 ' f Q fll Q f is is , , by Most REVEREND JOSEPH M. MCSHEA, D.D. ' ' ' V ' ' ' Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia A 5uPfllolllllil0E O MOST REVEREND J. CARROLL MCCORMICK, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia 6 2 , Superintendents of Schools i B RIGHT REVEREND Assisting Monsignor Reilly in the direction of the monumental EDWARD M. REILLY, J.C.D., Ll..D. educational system of the Archdiocese are llettl Reverend John J Superintendent of Schools Graham, D.D., and lrightl Reverend Frederick J. Stevenson. . ff, VERY REVEREND JOHN A. ELBERT, S.M., Ph.D. Provincial of the Cincinnati Province of the Society of Mary, Marianists, i948-l958. As Marianist Provincial, Father Elbert supervised the first efforts of the Society of Mary at Saint James High School. l SH ' 'f n -fa , REVEREND BROTHER PAUL A. SIBBING, S.M., L.Sc. lnspector of Schools, Cincinnati Province of the Society of Mary. Marianist Superiors .nn REVEREND EUGENE W. CARLEN, S.M., Ph.D. Principal ln the Marian-centered apostolic traditions of the Society of Mary, Father Carlen amply fulfills his role of priest, administrator and educator. No matter whether Father be teaching his freshman English class, supervising the hall- ways, spending long hours in his office, guiding the student council, substituting for an absent teacher, overseeing the Saturday night dances, inspecting the heating system, he is found quietly performing his Marianist task. BRO. JOSEPH MOHRHAUS, S.M., BS Assistant Principal, Marianist League, Detention Bookkeeping l. Gur Source of Power Master iewlers designing our future! Fathers Cyril Middendorf, S.M., chaplain, Francis O'Reilly, disciplinarianp Eugene Carlen, S.M., principalp Brother Joseph Mohrhaus, S.M., vice-principal. REV. FRANCIS O'RElLLY, M.A. St. John Chrysostom Parish Dean of Discipline, Latin If Cafe- teria Supervisiong Detentiong Pub- lic Speakingg Career Forumsg Alumni Association Moderator. REV. CYRIL MIDDENDORF, S.M., B.A. Chaplaing Sodality Coordinatorp Senior and Junior Sodality Groupsg Marianist Attiliatesg Re- ligion lll, lVi Vocation Directory Scott Hi-Q. REV. EDMUND WESOLOWSKI Our Lady of Charity Parish Athletic Directory Chemistryg Alge bra l. Miss Mary Bauer School OFHce Miss Gene Dowling 9 Student Office REV. HENRY BIRKHEAD, B.A. St, Raephel's Parish Homeroom D-6, Religion If Bowling Modera- torg Variety Show Committee, BRO. ANTHONY BISHOP, S.M., M.Sc. Plane Geometry, Driver Education. MR. FRANCIS BRENNAN, B.S. Art I, ll, lllg Head Footbj' Coachg Stage Set, BLUE AND GRAY Art. BRO. BERTRAND BUBY, S.M., B.A. Religion ll, English llg Latin Illg Sophomore Sodality Group. BRO. WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN, S.M., B.A. Librariang Library Sciencef Library Clubg Blue Print Readingf Variety Show Director. REV. HARRY DEGNAN, B.A. St. Robert's Parish Homeroom B-35 Religion lllg French I, Alge- bra lg Freshman Basketball Coachg Cafeteria Supervision. MR. VINCENT DiMARCANTONIO, A.B. Homeroom B-65 National Problemsg Ameri- can History. BRO. THOMAS DOYLE, S.M., B.A. Homeroom C-25 Latin ll, Sophomore Sodality Groupg Locks and Lockersg School Storey BLUE AND GRAY Moderator. The Driving Gears REV. JOHN DUNION, A.B. MR. JOHN ELLWOOD REV. JOHN FOSTER, A.B. Sl. MichaeI's Parish Shopg Maintenance Nativity Parish Homeroom C-55 Applied Geome- Homeroom C-35 Biologyf Biology lryi Driver Trainingp Cafeteria Club. Supervision. REV. GEORGE ERIEL, A.B. Sf. Francis of Assisi Parish Homeroom A-2g Religion If Trigo- nometryg Solid Geometryg Ap- plied Mathg Bowling Coach. MR. BERNARD ENRIGHT, A.B. BRO. DONALD GASKILL, Homeroom C-75 Biology, English s'M B'A' ll, 'Hi PhYS'0l09Y H- Homeroom D-'lg World Historyg Freshman Sodality Groupg Band Moderaforg Variely Show Director. ll 49' MR. JOSEPH LOGUE, B.S. Physical Education I, ll, lll, lVf Assistant Football Coachg Varsity Basketball Coach, Varsity Club Moderator. BRO. JOHN MCGOWAN S.M., B.S. Homeroom D-35 Algebra lg Gen- eral Scienceg Cross Country Mod- eratorp Variety Show Committee. MR. JOHN McKlNNEY, B.S. Homeroom C-65 English lg General Business ll, Track Team Coach. MR. ROBERT MAHONEY, A.B. Homeroom D-45 Physical Educa- tion I, ll, Illg Consumer Economics, Freshman Football Coach. BRO. RICHARD GERAGHTY, S.M., B.A. Homeroom B-55 English lllg Junior Sodality Groupg BARK Moderator. BRO. EDWARD GORIE, S.M., B.A. Homeroom B-45 American History, Cross Country Coach, Track Moderator. Move The Hands MR. JOHN GREXA, B.S. Homeroom D-85 English lg Gen- eral Businessg Business Law, Bookkeeping l. BRO. GAROLD HOSBROOK, S.M., B.A. Homeroom D-25 Latin lg Fresh- man and Junior Sodality Groups, Locks and Lockersg School Store Cheerleader Moderator. if 'b' I MR. JAMES MARTIN, B.S. Homeroom C-65 Bookkeeping lp Business law. REV. JAMES MEEHAN, A.B. St. Joseph's Parish Homeroom A-47 Religion ll, IVg Freshman Sodality Groupg Football Moderator. BRO. FRANCIS MORAN S.M., B.S. in Ed. Homeroom D-75 Religion lg World History: Freshman Sodality Groupg Variety Show Stage Crew Director. MR. JOHN MOONEY, B.A. Homeroom C-lg English Ilp Freshman Foot- ball Coachg J.V. Basketball Coachp Varsity Baseball Coach. REV. PAU L Ml KLOSOVIC, J.C.D. St. John Nepomucene's Parish Homeroom B-If French I, ll. .JUN . Freer moments for the driving gears! Father Harry Degnan, Brother Richard Geraghty, S.M., Mr. Joseph Martin, Fathers George ,f- 'i --'nal' Friel, John Walsh. REV. HENRY NAWN, B.A. Holy Savior Parish BRO. JEROME PARR, S.M., M.S. in M.E. Homeroom A-I, Physics, Me- chanical Drawing, Algebra I, JETS Moderator. Homeroom D-5, English l, Basket- ball Moderator. MR. BERT PISCOTTY, M.S. Music I, II, III, IV, Band Director, Variety Show Director, Director. Musical it bf' 'C' REV. JOSEPH RIDER, M.A. REV. ROBERT RYAN, M.A. REV. GEORGE SCHNEIDER, St. Kevin's Parish Holy Cross Parish A'B' Homeroom C-4, Plane Geometry, Homeroom A-3, English IV, Guid- lmmcculale Heart Parish Cafeteria Supervision, Variety ance Counselor, Photography Electricity: Radio: Radio Club? Show Program Campaign. Club, Senior Prom. Aviation Clubi Cqfeferio Supervi- sion. BRO. FRANCIS SCHROEPFER, S.M., M.S. Typing I, ll, Book Store, Variety Show Pro- gram. REV. JOHN WALSH, M.A. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish Guidance Director, Religion ll, Graduation Program, Senior Class Rings. l4 rnal fe Ete Li 'U L fU O I-' X g N XNx x NX 5 3.1525-Q SMX wx-VX 5N,.. 'sg ixfd si. ,sl 1 . s 5 s xx 5 is ik 5 5: 5. sv' f I S' 5 ll -N I .. Xs QI, ? Q2 ff. 1 , 4 1 4 1. 9 A., , 4wfh ,ff 7 !Q:, l5,15 ,nf ,f 1 1'flf 1 If 'I rv ?f f ,, .lro' i ', l,f' f fn ' x s n s Y- H. A .1,,- ,:'.,? A x--. , .-VET' , f I L ,z' 'I- -, ,www A - ' wi A an Cgi'TffHflif,5ggR3Kxv- V xx' - XML '?1ls31f,'+ 'il 3 if ' !k,:gks'M '. N , giqfiztc ug. 4, ,373 rxinxawa-s - U-15 K- Q .x ET, ... ,. k . vvfpf .. siiif 1-A ,.!i1 'Y a HL vaw'5 if Q. Q r I 4' i'-',.,1N -1. 'ggi' ' 3n, 3 11' v' fi w,.'iQ, '-, ',u' s,4'w' 1' 1 'Q X . N. S S ., W , in V K m reg 3:3 7 xi John Conte J. Fred Lindinger Peter Kiziuk Anthony Barofta W John Doherty John Czyszczon John Eckman I6 iff! Edward Barron Robert Dainton l David Barnard Joseph Casey 1958 Graduate Climaxing a full four-year stay at Saint James, we graduates now receive the prize of hard work. Our diploma represents the ups and downs of high school, the hopeful promise of events to live, things to do, people to influence, heaven fo gain. M - tu ms.. Anthony R. Anastasia 106 Fairhill Road, Morton Our Lady of Perpetual Help Edward J. Barron 446 Edgewood Avenue, Folsom Our Lady of Peace Biology Club-2, Track-1. John J. April 1329 Kerlin Street, Chester Saint Anthony Howard J. Baylor 355 West 22nd Street, Upland Our Lady of Charity Motor Club-1. George D. Augustine 508 East Ashland Avenue, Folcroft Saint Geor e 9 Variety Show-3, 45 Varsity Club-2, 3, Cheerleader-1, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country-2lLl, 3lLl , Motor Club-I Edward J. Bell 2414 Edgmont Avenue, Chester Saint Robert Track-1 1 Motor Club-1. Anthony P. Baratta New Middletown Road, R-'16 Media Our Lady of Charity Biology Club-2, Variety Show-3, 4, Bark-3, 45 Motor Club-1 1 Commercial Club-2. Carl J. Bissinger 2701 West 6th Street, Chester Resurrection Motor Club--I. David J. Barnard 804 Upland Avenue, Upland Our Lady of Charity Sodality Prefect-3, 4, library Club-2, 3, Hi-Q Team- Variety Show-4, Bark-3, 4iLl, Yearbook-4iLlg Pennsylvania History Club-2, Prom Comrnittee--3, 4. Francis A. Blissick Saint Michael 319 Hinlrson Street, Chester Motor Club-1. 2, 3,4 L A 1 . , . . ,,,,,.,...,,, W . ,. ve- ,,,,...H,,.,. .,.-..,,,,-1 , W Thomas J. Boden 343 Rural Avenue, Chester Saint Robert Motor Club-1. David W. Bruhin 610 Thayer Street, Ridley Park Saint Madeline Bond-17 Bark-1, 2, 3,Yeclrbook-1K1-1, 211-1, 3, 4lLt iEditorl 5 Camera Club-23 Motor Club-1: Prom Committee-4. Joseph C. Boyle 130.West 22nd Street, Chester Saint Robert Commercial Club-2. Anthony A. Bufano 929 Green Briar Lane, Springfield Our Lady of Perpetual Help Bark-3, Radio Club-4. Francis P. Brennan 554 Jansen Avenue, Essington Saint Margret Mary Golf-4. Terance W. Burak 313 Park Drive, Glenolden Our Lady of Fatima Variety Show-3, 4. Frederick J. Brennan 116 MacKenzie Avenue, Prospect Park Saint Madeline John F. Call 54 Highpoint Drive, Glen Riddle Saint George , Student Councilap Motor Club-1. Robert J. Broomall 226 Woodrow Street, Chester Saint Michael Student Council-4, Variety Show-2, 3, 45 Varsity Club-2, 35 . Football-2, 3. W. Barry P. Carpenter 417 West 22nd Street, Upland Our Lady of Charity Radio Club-4, Motor Club-1. K' . Q4 4 Uv N EQ. Z ix i 4 45 W. s 'E by .X 'i-,uf V ' ,, w wgcf' ii w ii ..,. K .A 4 Tm ' ' ,sf2 ,.. 1: W James F. Carr 204 Penn Street, Ridley Park Saint Madeline Dance Committee-3, 4, Track-l , 2, 3, 4, School Altar Boy-4, Commercial Club-2, Sodality-3, 4, Prom Committee-4. Francis A. Cianfarini 304 Comeford Terrace, Ridley Park Saint Madeline Band-l ,Motor Club-1, 2. James J. Carter 409 Amosland Road, Norwood Saint Gabriel Radio Club-4. James P. Ciliberto 226 Virginia Avenue, Milmont Park Our Lady of Peace Variety Show--3, Prom Committee- Cross-Country-4 l Ll, Camera Club-4. Joseph M. Casey Old Middletown Road, Media Nativity Class Vice-President-4, Student Council-2, 4, Biology Club- 2, Bark-3, 4, Varsity Club-3, 4, Basketball-3, 4 lLl, Pennsylvania History Club-2, Variety Show Dance Committee-3, 4. Peter J. Ciliberto 226 Virginia Avenue, Milmont Park Our Lady of Peace Cheerleaders-l. Anthony J. Ceferatti 125 Haverford Road, Milmont Park Our Lady of Peace Band-4lLl , Varsity Show-4, Musicule-4. Thomas P. Christaldi 3422 Roger Avenue, Twin Oaks Saint Joseph Thomas F. Chubb 1420 East 12th Street, Eddystone Saint Rose of Lima -4 Cheerleaders--2, 3lLl , 4ll-l 1 MOVOY Clvb-1 - Elias B. Clayton 1139 Edgmont Avenue, Chester Saint Michael Glee Club-2. 4, Varsity Club-4, X NY? Sk? K . tif Sb Z 'T-.av Hi 5vs-sf all, A A - . T-1 I ..., , - if 3' tk Qi J its ziiisees K Xkw 'X 'i75'QLf ,. f 5 A if it x. f,L,:g .Q Y K ss.. g .9 if .M ,si ' 1 a- 4,1 'A KW: Ronald J. Clowney , , aff-Y ll 2628 Wood Road, Secane - A Our Lady of Fatima A X Sodality-4, Bark-4. -vV. if is John C. Conte fi ? 426 East 20th Street, Chester Saint Anthony Class President-4,Student Council-4, Biology Club-2. Thomas C. Cobey 'W 106 Pine Ridge Road, Media Nativity Band-2lLl,3lL1,4lLi. James L. Corbett 2526 West Sixth Street, Chester Resurrection Francis J. Colantuno 1017 Morton Avenue, Folsom Our Lady of Peace Minstrel-4, Prom Committee-3, 4, Varsity Club--2, 3, 4, Football-1, 2, 3, Alll , Track-3, Student Council-4. Charles F. Costello 2012 Madison Street, Chester Saint Robert Student Council-4, Biology Club-1, Band-1, Motor Club-1. Charles J. Conlin . St. Thomas the Apostle ii' V Variety Show-2, 3, 4, Yearbook-3, Commercial Club-v-2, Football-1 , Motor Club-1, 2. N Michael J. Counahan 'R 114 Butt Lane, Green Ridge Saint Joseph Minstrel-3, 4, Yearbook-35 Track-1 5 Motor Club-1. ff' Conchester Road, Glen Mills 235 i ii, . '11 'gif E Edward T. Connolly 133 West Mowry Street, Chester Saint Robert Acolyte-4, Biology Club-2, Variety Show--3, Stage Crew- 3, 4, Yearbook-3, 4lLl , Track-2 lMl 5 Motor Club-1, 2, Prom Committee-3, 4. James D. Coyle 1088 Stratford Road, Glenolden Our Lady of Fatima F TM , 51' isa. 9 , x , 1 Q fiifi I 1 ' 1- 1 'lil 555 .s 1 ,, 'Y 'K 5 V ff . Vg? wry ff , air is i t t James A. Crawford 107 Jansen Avenue, Essington Saint Margret Mary Robert L. Dainton 716 Mcllvain Street, Chester Our Lady of Vilna Bark--1, 2, 3, MLI ,Varsity Club-2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, School Altar Boy-4, Hi-Q Team-4, Prom Committee--4, Chess Club-4. Bernard F. Craig 122 Riverside Avenue, Prospect Park Saint Gabrie1 Eugene M. Dambro 651 Mohawk Avenue, Norwood Saint Margaret Mary William J. Crist 1308 Vauclain Street, Chester Saint Rose of Lima Variety Show-3, 4. Louis J. DelDeo 715 East 19th Street, Chester Saint Anthony Prom Committee-4, Varsity Club-2, 4, Football-1, Track-1, 3, Motor Club-1. Martin J. Cunniffe 221 Chester Pike, Ridley Park Saint Madeline Commercial Club-2. John F. De Martini 331 West 22nd Street, Chester Saint Robert Minstrel-4, Motor Club-1. John A. Czyczcon 109 Hurlow Street, Chester Saint Hedwig Laurence D. Denney 32 North Ridgeway Avenue, Glenolden Saint George LEFT: Class Officers of A-2: F. Colantuno, F. Orobono, P. Kiziuk, T. Wynne. BELOW: Mother, l can't be home early to- day. l've an appointment with Father O'- Reilly! F. Rullo on the phone, J. Mullen and A. Mongiello heckling. 2NaBr plus MnO, plus QHAXSOJ 1 f yields Na,SO.. plus MnSO,. plus Soon you wall be alumni! 2H,O plus sf, Now go to if! Alfred M. DePrisco 2304 Upland Street, Chester Saint Robert John C. Doherty 219 E. 22nd Street, Chester Saint Robert Biology Club-25 Bark-1 5 Varsity Club-2, 3, 45 Basketball 2iM1, 3iM1 , MMD 5 Commercial Club-25 Golf-2, 45 Cross Country-2iMl. Robert A. DeProphetis 1017 Butler Street, Chester Saint Anthony Minstrel-45 School Altar Boy-3, 45 Motor Club-1. Joseph J. Dombroskie 25 West Roland Road, Parkside Our Lady of Charity Ronald G. Dewees 208 Madison Avenue, Prospect Park Saint Madeline Variety Show-3, 45 Football-1, 25 Motor Club-1. Martin J. Donato 128 E. Chelton Road, Parkside Our Lady of Charity Minstrel-45 Prom Committee-45 Varsity Club-3, 45 Football--15 Bowling-35 School Altar BOY-45 Motor Club-1, 2. John J. Diggins 917 Keystone Road, Chester Resurrection Ralph L. Donato 1429 Grant Avenue, Woodlyn Our Lady of Peace Minstrel-4. Francis J. DiMeglio 304 East 21 st Street, Chester Saint Robert Band-15 Biology Club-25 Cross-Country-1 5 School Altar Boy-25 Commercial Club-2. Leonard A. Dostillio 2027 Madison Street, Chester Saint Robert Track-1 IMD l Commercial Club-25 Orchestra-45 Glee Club-4. Acolyte-45 Band-1, 2tL1, 3 1 Li, 4lLl 5 Variety Show-3, 45 - - . .K-v-Im, ,-1 ,YQASL H--wr - if Robert G. Dugan 2606 Edgmont Avenue, Parkside Our Lady of Charity John J. Faulkner 413 Grays Avenue, Glenolden Our Lady of Fatima Minstrel--4, Motor Club--1. John R. Eckman 1012 East 18th Street, Chester Saint Robert I Sodality-3, Band-1 ,Variety Show-3, 4, Bark-2, 3 lLl, 4lEditort , Yearbook-2, 3, Motor Club-1, 2, Prom Committee-4 William G. Ferguson 264 Lenni Road, Glen Riddle Saint Robert Football-1 , Track-1 , Student Council-4. John M. Eller Mansion Drive Media Nativity Bond-1. Joseph C. Finegan 236 E Lincoln Street Media Nativity Minstrel-3, 4, Varsity Club-2, 3, 4, Football-1 , 2, 3lLt, 4lLt Basketball-1,Track-3, 4 CLI , Student Council--3. William M Fachet 1220 Jefferson Avenue, Woodlyn Our Lady of Peace Minstrel-4, Motor Club-1. John J. FitzGerald 538 Mohawk Avenue, Norwood Saint Gabriel Motor Club-1. Cornelius J Faulkner 102 Rutledge Avenue, Rutledge Our Lady of Perpetual Help Sodality-3, 4, Variety Show-3, 4, Yearbook-4, Motor Club-2. William J. Fox 22 North Ridgeway Avenue, Glenolden Saint George PQ UD' C-'ff A 3 Q1 t' ,in 5 h Q., Peter C. Frank 214 East 24th Street, Chester i Saint Robert . f 1 f , RX Ng Motor Club-1 . ' Andrew J. Gavaletz af- 1120 Meadow Lane, Chester ..,. E ,,, Resurrection ,in i 41. i xxx. N ' ws s X v Patrick J . Fries 1222 Amosland Road, Prospect Park SaintGabriel Minstrel-2, Motor Club-1, 2. John F. Glatts 330 East 22nd Street, Chester Saint Robert Minstrel-3, 4, Football-1 5 Basketball-1 , 2, Motor Club-1. Henry Gallagher m 1006 Elsinore Place, Chester , ' Saint Michael I - Vincent P. Golden 426 Westbridge Road, Glenolden Our Lady of Fatima an as John P. Gallagher 1 . , K 712 West Fifth Street, Chester 1 A Immaculate Heart .QNX Alan E. Grady f 914 Price Street, Trainer V Resurrection 1 s John C. Gaval 58 West 8th Street, Chester me SaintMichoel Track-2, Motor Club-1. X X AN John T. Gray 13 Willers Road, Twin Oaks Holy Saviour , Owen L. Green 6 Spruce Street, Marcus Hook Holy Savior Basketball-1 . Richard P. Heffran .24 Rambler Road, Glenolden Saint George Track-2, 3, 4. John R. Greto 1306 Lewis Street, Leiperville St. Rose of Lima Varsity Club--2, 3, 4, Football-1, 2, 3, Basketballelg Baseball-3, 4. John F. Hegarty Knowlton Road, Village Green Football-1, 2, 3iLi , 4lLi g Stage Crew-2, Track--2, 3, Varsity Club-2, 3, 4, Class Representative-2, Motor Club-1. David J. Hager 113 Grace Street, Chester Saint Hedwig Bowling-4. Richard V. Herbster 30 Story Road, Twin Oaks Holy Saviour Student Council-3. Richard T. Hall 1313 Lewis Street, Crum Lynne Saint Rose of Lima Band-1. John B. Hoagland 1459 Kerlin Street, Chester Saint Michael Variety Show-3, 4, Varsity Club-3, Motor Club-I Football-3, Track-4. George M. Hannisick 325 North Manor Drive, Media Saint Joseph Biology Club-2, Yearbook-3, Motor Club-1, Commercial Club-2. Robert E. Hoard 203 West 22nd Street, Chester Saint Robert Band-1 7 Track-1. L 1 fd il' 1 W iv. Joseph F. Hodgson 2314 West Third Street, Chester Immaculate Heart of Mary Robert F. Jakubczyk 414 Wilson Street, Chester Saint Hedwig Charles F. Hurlbrink 214 Westbridge Road, Glenolden Our Lady of Fatima Michael J. Jordan 630 Monroe Street, Media Nativity Band-1,Minstrel-2, Library Club 35 Cheerleaders-3. Joseph J. Iannucci 211 W. Fifth Street, Chester St. Anthony Yearbook-3, Motor Club-1. Richard F. Judge 219 East 13th Street, Chester Saint Michael Band-1. Louis J. Impaglicrzzo 309 West Mowry Street, Chester Saint Anthony Variety Show-3, 4, Motor Club--1. Robert J. Kandravi 2031 Eclgmont Avenue, Chester Saint Robert Variety Show-4. Albert C. Jackalous 724 East Sth Street, Chester Saint Michael Motor Club-1. James P. Kelly 306 South Jackson Street, Media Nativity Variety Show--4. 2, 3, Dance Committee .gt l. E' 46' xl 3 .... 1' .ff 12 Be mindful, O Lord, of your ser- vant, William Gaffney, who has gone before us with the sign of faith and who sleeps in the sleep of peace. To him, O Lord, and to all who rest in Christ, grant, we beg you, a place of refresh- ment, light and peace. Through same Christ our Lord Amen. A 3 Class ofificersa G. Morretti, R. Marchnani G Augustine, J. Levandowski. Lawrence J. Kimmes 310 West 23rd Street, Chester Saint Robert Football-1. Stanley E. Kornafel 1125 Potter Street, Chester Saint Michael Thaddeus S. Kirk 132 Forestview Road, Parkside Our Lady of Charity Yearbook-4, Prom Committee-3, 45 Student Council-3. John M. Kroepil 365 West 21 st Street, Chester Our Lady of Charity Peter I. Kizuik 802 East 14th Street, Chester Holy Ghost Minstrel-4, Bark-2, 3, 45 Varsity Club-2, 3, 4, Cross-Country -1, 2, 3lLl, 4 iLl 5 Student Council-45 Stage Crew-3. Robert P. Kruppa 725 Brooks Circle, Morton Our Lady of Fatima Prom Committee-4. Stephen A. Koperna 1010 Booth Street, Chester Saint Hedwig Band-1, 2, 3, 47 Variety Show-35 Musicale-3, 4. Robert K. Kuberski 418 Belmont Avenue, Milmont Park Our Lady of Peace Biology Club-2, Camera Club-45 Motor Club-1. Edwin W. Korenkiewicz 2825 West Third Street, Chester Saint Hedwig Band-1, 2lLl. 3lLl 5 Variety Show-3, 4, Musicale-3, 4, Bark-1, 2, 3, 45 Motor Club-1 5 Commercial Club-2, Pennsylvania History Club 25OrCl1eSlrQ-3, 4, Glee Club-4. Kenneth C. Kuchar 1224 McCattery Place, Chester Resurrection Prom Committee-4,Band-1lLl, 2lLl, 3lLl, 4lLl, Variety Show-3, 4, Musicale-3, 4. 'S 'fx f - i n 5 X 1- PWS' :J ..' 14.19 . ii 7.. Joseph M. Landino 509 West Seventh Street, Chester Saint Anthony Glee Club--2, Varsity Club-3, 4, Bowling-2, 3, 4, Commercial Club-2. John M. Lennon 769 Braxton Road, Ridley Pqrk Saint Madeline Motor Club-2. Raymond E. Lassiat 424 Swarthmore Avenue, Swarthmore Our Lady of Perpetual Help Transferred from Mercersberg Academy James E. Levandowski 910 Pennell Street, Chester Immaculate Heart Variety Show-3, 4, Varsity Club-2, 3, 4,FootbaII-1, 2, 3, Track-2, 3, 4, Motor Club-1. Joseph F. Laverty 619 Green Street, Chester Saint Michael Motor Club-1, Prom Committee-4. Laurence J. Levase 1311 Seventh Avenue, Swarthmore Our Lady of Peace Bark-3, Biology Club-2. Cyril J. Laxton 447 East Franklin Street, Media Nativity Varsity Club-2, 3, Football-1, 3, Baseball-2, Motor Club--1. Anthony J. Lewis Middletown Road, Lima St. Francis De Sales Student Council-2, 4, School Altar Boy-4, Motor Club-1, Prom Committee-4. Francis X. Lee 200 Governors Drive, Sproul Estates St. John Chrysostom Student Council-4, Library Club-4, Minstrel-4, Chess Club-4, Tennis-4. J. Frederick Lindinger 900 Green Briar Lane, Springfield Our Lady of Perpetual Help Sodality-3, Student Council-3, Acolyte-3, Biology Club-2, Library Club-2, 3, 4, Hi-Q Team-2, 3, 4, Bark-3, 4, Chess Club-2, 4, Latin Club-4, Commercial,Club-2, Pennsylvania History Club-2. al , .ge , an D 4' ' 'W rep, L . ' i .1Q,?'ff'f.. ,. 'a f ' 1 .5 ,Q -1 Q . f ' i -Jffl, Q. a e William A. Lipka 1423 Highland Avenue, Chester Saint Hedwig Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show-3, 4, Musicale-3, 4. Joseph P. McKenna 512 Monticello Avenue, Twin Oaks Holy Saviour Varsity Club-2, Football-2KMl. Ernest A. Lucchesi 1024 Sycamore Street, Chester, Saint Anthony Variety Show-4. John J. Mclaughlin 515 Barclay Street, Chester Immaculate Heart of Mary Varsity Club-2, Football-1, 21Ml, 3lMl , 4lMi 5 TfGCli-2 Commercial Club-2. Eugene M. Madzelan 2804 West Third Street, Chester Saint Hedwig Biology Club-2. Edward J. Mclaughlin Box 458 Bethel Road, Twin Oaks Holy Saviour Cross-Country-1. John J. McCormick 823 East 16th Street, Chester Saint Robert Student Council-3, 4, Variety Show-3, 4, Football-1, Radio Club-4. Robert F. McManus 309 Darby Road, Ridley Park Saint Madeline Motor Club-1. Allan P. McGartland 219 Harvey Avenue, Linwood Holy Saviour Biology Club-2, Library Club-2, 3, 4, Bark-2, 3, 4, Glee Club-2. John E. McSweeney 536 Michell Street, Ridley Park Saint Madeline Yearbook-3pTrack-1, 25 Cross-Country-3. x .Ia s Easy 3 T- hi Sk Thomas P. Maher 64916th Avenue, Prospect Park Saint Gabriel Motor Club-1. Francis E. Miazga 1134 Concord Avenue, Chester Immaculate Heart Bark-2, Varsity Club-2, Football-1 1M1, 2 lM1, Camera Club-2, 3. Philip M. Maillie 101 Sycamore Street, Chester Saint Michael Band-1,Minstrel--4, Bark-1, 2, Biology Club--2, Radio Club-1, 2, Track-1 , 2, 3, Motor Club-1, 2. Edward J. Modestowicz 73 North Ridgeway Avenue, Glenolden Saint George Gerald E. Manley 13 North Wells Avenue, Glenolden Saint George Radio Club-4. Alphonso J. Mongiello 965 Edgewood Drive, Springfield Our Lady of Perpetual Help Glee Club-3, Minstrel-3, Football-1. Ronald J. Marchiani 107 Parkway Avenue, Chester Saint Anthony Student Council-4, Variety Show-3. 4. Gabriel D. Moretti 720 West 5th Street, Chester Saint Anthony Student Council--4, Prom Committee-4, Variety Show-3, 4 Varsity Club-2, 3, 4, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, Track-2, 3, Motor Club-1. Wayne A. Messick 342 Morris Avenue, Woodlyn Saint Margaret Mary Band-1,MinstreI-4, Bark-2. Leonard F. Muldoon 1234 Lukens Avenue, Woodlyn Our Lady of Peace Variety Show-3. John J. Mullen 576 Holmes Road, Morton Our Lady of Perpetual Help Minstrel-3. Theodore V. Myers 213 Cedar Avenue, Holmes Our Lady of Fatima Robert F. Mullen 917 Clover Lane, Chester Resurrection Anthony J. Narcrelli 220 East 21 st Street, Chester a A Saint Robert ' Variety Show-2, 3, Varsity,Club- 4ll.l, Basketball-1. Patrick R. Mulrooney 313 Woodland Avenue, Glenolden St. George Basketball-1 IMI. Francis J. Negovetich Box 626, Convent Road, Chester St. Francis De Sales Edward. J. Murphy 29 Neeld Lane, Green Ridge St. Joseph v Stage Manager-3, 4. Joseph F. Omlor 1050 Yates Avenue, Marcus Hook Holy Saviour Motor Club-1. John J. Murphy 529 Taylor Avenue, Linwood Holy Saviour Varsity Club-3, Basketball-15 Baseball- Motor Club-1. Gerald W. Opdanalzer 319 W. 4th Street, Media Nativity Minstrel-4, Football-1. 2, 2, 3, 4, Football-1, 2, 3lLl 31 45 ,Lexx 'tv . X 1 ll, vnu hui' ll, aku fill 7 0 ,D it J - ffl ei S -'dns ,f lv-F, I J yn .af l ,. Drawing ellipses and parallelopipeds can really be great. R. Dainton confers with E. Barron, M. Cunitte, C. Costello and J. Conte. Www muwuu Father George Friel didn't need a bill board for this Jon Gnagy! Mr. Vincent DiMarcantonio makes frequent use of citizen charts in his National Problems' Class. ABOVE: The life you save may be your own, cautions Bro. Anthony Bishop, S.M. J. Wuiick, N. Robinson, J. Omlor check their reflexes. Both Father Dunion and Bro. Bishop teach driver training this year. LEFT: Class officers of A-4: J. McCor- mick, R. Broomall, J. Call, C. Rader. Francis J. Orobono I2 W. 23rd Street, Chester Saint Robert Minstrel--1, 45 Dance Committee-3, 45 Varsity Club-2, 3, 45 Football-'I , 2, 3iL, 4lLl5 Basketball-15 Track-i, 2iLl, 3iLl , 4lLl 5 Student Council-l , 2, 3, 45 Motor Club--1. Martin A. Pepe 727 Morton Avenue, Chester Saint Michael Michael R. Ostrowski 2705 West Third Street, Chester St. Hedwig Student Council-25 Biology Club-2.5 Band-I , 2 ILl , 3lLl, 4 ill 5 Variety Show-3, 45 Musicale--3, 45 Bark-2, 3, 45 Motor Club-'I 5 Commercial Club-25 Orchestra-3, 45 Glee Club-4 Charles J. Pierce 3001 West lbth Street, Chester Resurrection Biology Club-25 Motor Club-1. John F. Owens 2222 Upland Street, Chester Saint Robert Sodality-3, 45 Acolyte-45 Biology Club-25 Library Club 2, 3 Variety Show-45 Football-1 . David M. Pierce 920 Madison Street, Chester Saint Michael Louis W. Palkovics l26 Belmont Avenue, Milmont Park Our Lady of Peace- Variety Show-45 Varsity Club-2, 3, 45 Football-15 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4iLl . Primo F. Pierdomenico 230 West Fourth Street, Chester Saint Anthony David J. Petz 880 Quaint Street, Secane Our Lady of Fatima Transferred from West Catholic. Michael D. Pinlcovvski 357 Holland Street, Crum Lynne St. Rose of Lima Band-'I 5 Motor Club-1. - ' A -38... ...em-.1-' We MM.. -415,3 John J. Piziak 221 Lewis Street, Chester Saint Hedwig Band-1iLl, 2lLl, 3ll.l, 4lLl,Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club-4, Biology Club-2, Band Dance Committee-3, Bowling-47 Band Committee--3, 4, Band Officer-3, 4. Denis C. Quinn 1811 Shallcrass Avenue, Folcroft Saint George Jerry F. Potter Farnum Road, Media Nativity Transferred from Arlington Heights, Illinois. Charles J. Rader Rose Tree Road, Media Nativity Student Council-4, Stage Crew-2, 3, Varsity Club-2, 3, 4 Football--1, 2, 3lLl, 4lLl 7 Motor Club-1, 2. Chester J. Prygon 212 Highland Avenue, Chester Saint Hedwig Band-1, Bowling-4, Motor Club-1. James V. Rizzo 932 Walnut Street, Chester Saint Michael Dennis P. Przedzial 2825 W. 6th Street, Chester St. Hedwig Varsity Club-3, Bowling-3, 4lLl p Commercial Club--2. Norman T. Robinson 144 Edgemont Road, Essington St. Margaret Mary Arthur E. Quattro 330 Kerlin Street, Chester Saint Anthony ' William J. Robinson 1137 Spruce Street, Chester Saint Michael Band-1 5 Minstrel-4, Prom Committee-4, Radio Club-4 Cross-Country-1 , Motor Club-1, 2. Gerald B. Roeser 1231 Essex Avenue, Woodlyn Our Lady of Peace Biology Club-2, Band-1, 2. Thomas A. Scheivert Box 78, New Road, Lenni ' Saint Francis De Sales Stanley F. Rogozinski 316 Ward Street, Chester Saint Hedwig Band-1,Motor Club-1. Paul G. Schenk R.D. 29, Farnum Road, Media Nativity Varsity Club-3, 4, Basketball--3, Baseball-3, 4. Frederick P. Rullo 117 Rambler Road, Glenolden Saint George Varsity Club-2, 3, 4, Football-1, 2, 3, 4lL1, Basketball-1, 2 Baseball-4. Donald R. Sedivic 920 Chester Pike, Prospect Park Saint Madeline Motor Club-2, Prom Committee-4. Clifford G. Rumsey 641 S. Chester Road, Swarthmore Our Lady of Perpetual Help Minstrel-3, 45 Camera Club-4, Biology Club-2, Varsity Club-3,Football-1, 3, Motor Club-1. Edgar F. Seegars 137 E. Cooke Avenue Glenolden Saint George Minstrel-3, Varsity Club-3, Cross-Country-3. Vincent J. Scheib 123 Sycamore Avenue, Morton Our Lady of Perpetual Help Track-3, Motor Club-1, 2. . Richard M. Shanahan 269 Seminole Avenue, Norwood Saint Gabriel 5, 4 M. mln Tx 1 A ww L 4 Q- f J ' ehfmwwseef .P iigwnp ' if Q ' wiig' 'K 'fi James L. Sharp 122 Ellsworth, Chester Immaculate Heart Prom Committee-4. John C. Smith 10 Neeld Lane, Green Ridge Saint Joseph Joseph G.Shields 1044 Toll Street, Eddystone St. Rose of Lima Joseph V. Smith 115 Ash Road, Garden City St. John Chrysostom Francis C. Simon 213 Norwood Avenue, Holmes Our Lady of Fatima William J. Smith 2626 Sandeland Street, Chester Saint Robert Minstrel--3, 4. George J. Siple 2500 Madison Street, Chester Saint Robert Motor Club-2. Everett A. Sutcliffe 303 West 23rd Street, Chester Saint Robert Motor Club-1. William M. Slater 200 Chester Pike, Norwood Saint Gabriel Motor Club-1. Leonard A. Teofilak 1141 Meadow Lane, Chester Saint Hedwig Biology Club-2, Varsity Club- 3g Track-2. fp ' r,? Q 'iQ12?' . ,Tiff - 1.5-K.. 1 34? WWW? J f -.gf :. grad., ., ' Q wg Lui 'V My ,. lb an 5' . . x M Michael S. Timchatin 2715 Smithers Street, Chester Resurrection - Variety Show-2, Motor Club-2, Commercial Club-2. Joseph W. Walker 112 Green Street, Marcus Hook Holy Saviour Basketball-1 5 Motor Club-1. Joseph G. Toanone 1018 Parker Street, Chester Saint Anthony Student Council-3, School Altar Boy-4, Motor Club--1, 2. William L. Walters 302 Gayley Street, Media Nativity Biology Club-2, Stage Crew-2, Football-1 , Motor Club-2 Vincent J. Trosino Box 603 Convent Road, Chester Saint Anthony Varsity Club-3, 4, Baseball--3, 4. Holt M. Van Albert Von Leer Avenue, R.D. 2, Media Nativity Proiection Club-4. James L. Waldron 368 West 31 st Street, Chester Our Lady of Charity Biology Club-2. Thomas J. Voigt Box 156, Ward St. Thomas the Apostle Minstrel--4, Yearbook-3, Library Club-2, Football-1, Sodality-4. John W. Walls 107 West Franklin Street, Media Nativity Motor Club-1. Francis T. Vrobel 1030 Beeson Avenue, Linwood Holy Savior Commercial Club-2. q f .... ,...., r .41 S! x. K 5 rf 5 q ' E l ABOVE: The morning rush -three minutes to the bell. LEFT: Class Ofllcers of A-l : C. Costello F. Lee, E. Murphy. ,th Thomas A. Weaver 660 Clymer Lane, Ridley Park Saint Madeline f L ,, , ami.-3 ll Joseph J. Wuieck 514 Third Street, Upland Our Lady of Charity Yearbook-3. Our Lady of Peace is if Y, . ll Robert M. Weber 213 MacDade Boulevard, Milmont Park Student Council-3: Radio Club-4. L- 7 ieeee Thomas J. Wynne Q 216Chester Avenue,MilmontPark . t Our Lady of Peace A Dance Committee-4, Varsity Club-2, 3, 4,Football-1, 2, 3lLl, 4lL1, Basketball-1, 2lLl, 3lL1, 4lL1, Baseball- 2, 3lLl, 4lLl 5 Student Council-2, 3, 4. Alphonso G. Woiciechowski 501 Lane G, Upland Our Lady of Charity Student Council-3, Motor Club-1. Frederick J. Zegarski 2716 Boyle Street, Chester Band-1 lL1, 2lLl, 3lLl, 411-1: Yearbook-3. Francis F. Woiciechowski 501 Lane G, Upland Our Lady of Charity Motor Club-1. Phillip F. Zelesnick 134 East 7th Street, Chester Saint Michael is , f ' K K ,, f ,v -. S , bc.. .4 X wr 'iff' - . 35:1 L izasqtpc 'Iv me X X A x, - Musicale-3, 45 Bark-3,4, iges?g,+.S - li? sf Q f t K Xjsaigig .sis-ex Q - 1: Cheerleaders-1, 2,Chess Club-A. ' Raymond S. Wolenski 2324 West 3rd Street, Chester Saint Hedwig Thomas F. Zukey 716 East 7th Street, Chester Saint Michael S .. .s. S X X SX ' I Student Council-35 Motor Club-1. QQ WORLD law f.,4 fhe dial frajn - fhree gears s X' U xx -.ixgz X- 'I fhczf move five hour and mjmzfe hands UNDERCLASSMEN FIRST ROW: F. Slotwinski, R. Kelly, D. Kelley, M. Roark, N, Fitz, J. Renzi, J. Featherstone, J. Brogan, D. Kupsis W. Welsh, SECOND ROW: A, Brazunas, J. Welc, A. Abbott, N. Trainer, L. Buschmeier, R. Scheib, T. Gorman I 1 L. Stratton, A, Bonavita, THIRD ROW: J. Milligan, J. Marciniszyn, J, Parsons, R, Brennan, J. Gromek, J. Bon- kowski, E. Redding, J, Potts, G. Grehawick, FOURTH ROW: J. Burke, J, Petchel, J. Hite, R. Murdock, J. Hegarty, ! E, Watson, R, Carr, J. Carr, P. DeAoun, J. Sofranko, FIFTH ROW: J. Ryan, F. Goodavage, V. Hurley, J. Las- towka, R. Palestini, L, Bordzol, R. Wells. IABSENT: K, Chew, J. Hutchins,l - As the extra-curricular clock ticks away the after school hours, B-l students have repre- Sentation in Sodality, Band, Library Club, Basketball, Football and other athletic events. Our moderator, Father Paul Miklosovic, cheered us on to the school intramural basketball championship. Our section contributes its goodly share of honor students. Under the guidance of J. Lastowka, presi- dent, A. Abbott, vice-president, J. Carr, treasurer, and N. Trainer, secretary, we made ll9 percent in the Fall drive and 82 percent in the Variety Show drive. Boniour Tristesse! Voici les eleves sans souci du professeur aftable de francais! A11 till I FIRST ROW: P. Morrone, R Levis J Hanavan R Green G Eddls A Dyblcz J Daniels R Donato SECOND ROW: B. Wagner, E. Sokolowskl R Christy J Hill A McVey T Johnson J Demeglio THIRD ROW J Fenza L. Dorbich, J. Burns, J. Erwin D Cottee H McVey B Cavanaugh R Van Horn FOURTH ROW J Piechoski ! J. Okolowski, W. Worrilow W Mekenney J Landino J Ready W Snyder FIFTH ROW H Richardson R Gambol, 5. Curley, R. Sanetrik P Hand C OHara J Gilmore J Bogucki SIXTH ROW H Ferro P Holland A, Filereto, B. Gresh, J. Collins A Renda V Burget T Rohan J Dunne S Ki Active in all phases of school lite, we are especially noted for athletes such as C. O'Hara, R. VanHorn, A. Filoreto, B. Wag- ner, B. Gresh, P. Holland, P. Morrone, R. Green and E. Sokolowski. Our class officers are C. O'Hara, president, A. Filoreto, vice-president, P. Hand, treas- urer, and R. VanHorn, Secretary. Moderated by Father Cyril Middendorf, S.M., we scored l53 percent in the Fall drive and 96 percent in the Variety Show drive. lnlo the realms ot American writing . . . we looked forward to our weekly reading period. Don't tell, but we combined our religion and English reports. A5 X. 1 Q g 4 -. 1-Pl Jw ' -' si. X, Y- am. L W L . .. gp, s , ,N i An example of anachronism: Brother, did Edgar Allen Poe really play first string for the Ravens! We are moderated by Father Harry Degnan and represented by R. Rodgers, president, J. Cunningham, vice-president, C. Gruszka, treasurer, and T. Galia, Secretary. We played an important role in supplying the various athletic activities with out- standing members. T. Galia, J. Cunningham, C. Gruszka, C. O'Hara, C. McLaughlin, R. Rodgers, J. Bigham and N. Verratti are the class athletes. We proved our prowess by becoming the intramural basketball runner-up. T05 percent was scored in the Fall drive and IOO percent in the Variety Show Ad drive. X I 5 T' The cast ot the Variety Show was dotted with many B-3 faces. 15 B X f 2 'Y FIRST ROW: J. Redmond, J. Furrows, H. Darlington, E. Zacniewski, R. Kerr, V, Polidoro, H. Litwin, W. Parent R. Vandino, R. Davison, SECOND ROW: V. Caruso, T. Connolly, E. Venish, C. McLaughlin, W. Butler, J. Bigham J. Travis, F. Hemsher, J. Malovich, THIRD ROW: R. Wrzesniewski, R. Gotshall, V. Spanier, T. O'Hara, M. Tas soni, J. Cunningham, T, Galia, E. Melanson, E. Masterson, FOURTH ROW: L. Markle, C. Gruszka, W. Conroy T. Popdan, G. Stratts, J. Dougherty, A. Celestino, R. Rodgers, J. Anderson, FIFTH ROW: D. Davis, D. Walsh R. Maloney, J. Mullaney, M. Powers, J. Cornely, N, Veratti, J, Murray. IABSENT: B. Hart, S. Pollard, W. Rece- veur, M. Sullivan.l X Z i I if t , 2 9 J . s.Ns.,..S C xv I . '- G 4 - Now it seems that Marie Antoinette had a piece A of land she didn't need, explains P. Connors. ' . E. Sides knows better. TTT I Among our honor students are A. Banaszki- wicz, E. Sides, E. Blair, H. Jackalous and T. . yr Cunningham. I g x We made lO3 percent in the Fall rattle and ' ' 5l percent in the Variety Show Ad drive. vii We elected J. Hubert, president, O. Cald- Q well, vice-presidnt, J. Stewart, secretary, and R. Miller to represent us. This group together with Bro. Edward Gorie, S.M., formulates out section's policies. Our contributions to extra-curricular activi- ties include the Band, Variety Show and athletic activities. FIRST ROW: C. Campbell, F. Wixted, C. Rose, E. Cameron, J. Boyle, J. Keeley, L. DiMaio, D. Creghan G. Getz, SECOND ROW: R. Miller, J. Zakielarz, T. Cunningham, V. Dougherty, D. Wiechecki, H. Jackalous, F. Tuohey, P. Camero, J. D'Aquano, O. Caldwell, THIRD ROW: R. Maillie, J. Correia, A. Banoszkiewicz, J. Grovola, J. Lawler, E. Sides, A. DeSimone, J. Hubert, FOURTH ROW: T. Maher, J. Keenan, P. Connors, P. Dunlap, J. Bradley. IABSENT: E. Blair, T. Halloran, R. lannucci, R. Kosmider, G. Shahadi, J. Stewart, T. Kobus.l 5. .If ,. 4 f is ,, f f ' i .X . xy ' X l , . O X 1 X. k . A.. FIRST ROW: A. Houghton, R. Talone, R. Jones, F. McCracken, J. Scott, T. Hayden, F. Menichini, SECOND ROW: A. Rollman, J. Duffy, W. Dechant, M. Koperna, J. Forsyth, H. Pedrick,THlRD ROW: D. Yesville, J. Kendra, J. Pfander, R, Korenkiewicz, T. Kida, J.Lennon, D. Pileggi, FOURTH ROW: J. Stanton, G. McGovern, J. Big- near, J. Miller, T. Sheeky, F. Kelly, J. Legg, A. Caldwell, FIFTH ROW: C. Braunle, J. Skulski, J. Dougherty, V. Czysewski, R. Jones, E. Daniels, J. Carroll. Under the direction of our Moderator, Bro. Richard Geraghty, S.M., our section achieved T02 percent in the Fall drive and i 52 percent in the Variety Show Ad drive. 4. Participating in the band are T. Kida and J. Forsyth. Turning to the athletic phase we are proud of J. Dougherty, A. Rollman, T. Sheeky, J. Carroll, V. Czysewski and T. Daniels. Directing us during the year are our class officer J. Dougherty, president, A. Rollman, vice-president, T. Hayden, secretary, and H. Pdrich, treasurer. An economic gem: When l was a boy, a dollar was a dollar! Mr. Mahoney persuasively pounds economic principles into our heads. 48 'ti Q Boraxo white! W. Novak, M. Tuoni, J. Siple, J. O'Donnell, R. Cortilesso and G. Causse are sign- ing up with Procter and Gamble. Mr. Vincent DiMarcantonio moderates our section and is assisted in the official side of our section's business by H. Racine, presi- dent, J. Kendra, vice-president, F. Brzezicki, secretary, and J. Olszewski, treasurer. J. McNamee is a band man and, he and D. Scheivert both appeared in the Variety Show. Switching to the athletic scene, we are rep- resented on the track team by C. Babe and F. Brennan, on the basketball team by J. DeTulleo and J. Miller. Our section scored 90 percent in the Fall drive and 75 percent in the Variety Show Ad drive. FIRST ROW: J. Olszewiski, S. Shogi, D. Scheivert, R. McLaughlin, V. Vilanova, C. Conmy, R. Walker, SECOND ROW: V. Iacono, G. Causse, S. Kmiec, J. Gruhler, L. Cornog, G. Babe, W. Novak, J. Myers, THIRD ROW: R. Sopola, J. Martinenza, J. McNamee, C. Hassipen, R. Brzezicki, T. Tymchak, P. Marinelli, FOURTH ROW:.J. Mar- tino, C. Ronso, J. Mowinski, M. Tuoni, W. Angeny, H. Racine, F. Brennan, T. Basara, FIFTH ROW: J. Keegan, J. Kendra, R. Cortilesso, J. O'Donnell, S. Dionne, W. Borky, E. Shields, SIXTH ROW: J. Williams, W. Cunningham, J. Miller, L. Sykes, E. Mizas, V. Shields, J. Siple, C. Zebley, W. Ahern, J. DeTulleo. lABSENT: P. Durkin, L. Kime.l 5 N Q 1 5 , ff? Well do you want it or dont you? ro -.. N Friday night basketball with the Brothers! , ', ' - B . Frank Schroepfer, S.M., and V. Hurley, J. Skwi- rut, R. Kammerer, J. Sofranko. BELOW: Father Henry Birkhead led the Way of The Cross for the Freshmen on Wednesdays of Lent. LEFT: It's a toss-up: were there more history pro- iects or Latin projects?-W. Keith, M. Gardner, J. O'Doherty, J. Johnson and W. DelVescovo. l ' a L, ffl X l I J I it .x FIRST ROW: J. Mullen, W. Koloszka, C. Bittner, R. Cox, J. Friel, G. Adams, C. Rios, R. Matera, SECOND ROW: J. O'Brien, J. Linden, P. DiNicola, P. Barnard, J. Plaisant, W. Moore, W. Paulick, J. Breslin, G. Bates, THIRD ROW: S. Poleck, R. Fachet, W. Fannon, G. Benvegna, W. Bricker, E. Lavender, A. Yacono, J. Rupertus, FOURTH ROW: J. Sheerin, R. Subers, H. Donahue, G. Chapman, J. Conte, R. Naef, A. Romanosky, T. Shields, J. Anderson, FIFTH ROW: D. Savakinas, F. Keim, T. Manning, E. Ryan, J. Connolly, J. Bauer, J. Burns, D. Raezer D. DiJulia, SIXTH ROW: J. Ruggiero, J. Mosakowski, J. Shields, J. Bradshaw, G. Pokopich, W, Moylan, W. Paz- dalski, R. Glowacki, A. Glessner, IABSENT: T. O'Keefe.l I We are well represented in all school activi- ties such as Sodality, Band, Library Club, football, basketball, cross-country, Variety Show and intramurals. We won the semi-finals in our division of the intramural basketball league. Our moderator is Mr. John Mooney, our class officers are R. Fachet, president, J. Conte, vice-president, W. Fannon, secretary, and J. Shields, treasurer. We achieved H9 percent in the Fall drive and IOO percent in the Variety Show drive. Our honor roll students are F. Glessner, W. Pazdalski, J. Plaisant, W. Moylan, F. Keim, G. Chapman, and J. Friel. Our sophomore year gave us an opportunity to explore with reverence the hidden realm of living lhingS. Wisely guided, we dissect and discover, to appreciate God's created vestige. 5l ka i Y , FIRST ROW: R. Felix, C, McKenna, W. Burns, D. Littley, T. O'Melia, S. Muzyk, P. Fannon, P. Foley, SECOND ROW: J. Greto, J. Munce, E. Vadino, D. LeTourneau, E. Woiciehowski, J. Diaz, G. McCrossan, W. Robinson J. Rafa, THIRD ROW: J. Connally, M. Conrad, E. Myers, W. Windisch, J. Warfel, W. Brown, E. Miller, J, Kee- nan, FOURTH ROW: J. Keating, T. Davis, J. Michalowich, M. West, A. Sabatelli, R. Davis, L. Yocco, H. Weiler, P, Conlin, FIFTH ROW: G. Mazza, C. Nelson, V. Szatkowski, H. Smeck, R. Sides, S. Courtin, J. Kestner, E. Zglesh, SIXTH ROW: R. Watts, P. Rumsey, H. Umstetter, W. Davis, J. Remaize, T. Smith, G. Koster, P. Minchak J. Gillich, T. Dougherty, lABSENT: W. Mato.l 1 1 We seem to have a flair for the entertain- g . ,... .rs ment field with over ten of our members in t the Variety Show and six in the band. -1 We are active in Sodality, Athletics and the Library Club. M... .zf':'!i.- E. Miller was our consistent honor student. We posted an outstanding 209 percent in the Fall drive and 8l percent in the Variety Show Ad drive. We were guided by Bro. Thomas Doyle, S.M., and directed by our class ofticers, T. Dougherty, C. McKenna, H. Smeck, G. Mazza, and W. Windish. Alt, eternal Rome! H. Smeck, E. Miller, E. Vadino, R. Davis, A. Sabatelli wonder if Latin was hard for the Romans, too. 52 bsl,'g ,,.. 4 C3 1 , g -L i L l g f X i in P Busy fingers hard at work! Why we even pounded out our geometry homeworks- Latin was a dif- ferent story. Our class oflicers, R. Close, president, P. Cunnitife, vice-president, H. Caruso, treas- urer, and A. Hannum, secretary, keep C-3 ticking. Our class collected l26 percent in the Fall drive and 76 percent in the Variety Show drive. Our generosity, prompted by our persuasive moderator, Father John Foster, is shown in the results of the canned food drive at Christmas, in which we led the school. N Our members are active in Servers Club, Athletics, Band and the Variety Show. FIRST ROW: J. Cayo, J. McTiernan, J. Burke, E. Fellona, P. CunniFle, J, Cohill, F. Reilly, H. Caruso, SECOND ROW: W, Anderson, J. Wright, A. Hannum, J, Brett, J. Friel, J, Golden, G, Pearse, M. McManus, C. Bradley, THIRD ROW: J. Wood, J, Pirocchi, W. Gardner, P. Cahill, R. Close, G. Carter, T. McCallum, L, DiStefano, FOURTH ROW: J. Thompson, J. Sweeney, M. Speed, M. Madigan, K. McCormick, J. Rich, L. Bush, J. Bonnes, J. Brauer, FIFTH ROW: R. Bowman, J. Kaminski, W, Mouillerat, G. Gray, F. Greenhalgh, P. Baney, J. Takach, W. Mallon, J. Giampalmi, J, Delfini, SIXTH ROW: G. Kilby H. Pape, R. Thomas, G, Burbidge, W. Bell, A. Calise, L. Brown, P. Mockus, F. Bingnear G, Wentland. X . E X . K . H1 ,gg WW., ,. .+- ,- ,f I A 4 I r Brother, l did the other problem, W. Mac- Phearson tells the doubting Brother and a know- ing few -- E. Sutton, M. Seida, J. Wescott. We participated in football, basketball, and track. Our outstanding athletes are L. Lev- andowski, D. Mitro, J. Segrin, A. Pinter, E. Doubet and J. Janusky. We brought in IO3 percent in the Fall drive and 97 percent in the Variety Show drive. The administration of our class business is , X taken care ot by Father Joseph Rider, Xwfxi -,ii moderator, and our class officers, L. Cuck, ll It li president, J. Elia, viceepresidentg J. Pollard, secretary, and J. Segrin, treasurer. X lx Our class is represented in the Sodality Variety Show, Library Club and Band. FIRST ROW: M. Reient, R. Nilon, R. O'Donnell, J. Falcone, J. Elia, D. Winterbottom, J. Grace, J. Lennon, SEC- OND ROW: J. Lavella, R. Montella, M. Luz, J, Roche, J.Galia, J. Flanagan, A. Marker, THIRD ROW: E. Douglas, L. Cuck, D. Kerrigan, P. Krupinski, M. Chorney, D. Murphy, J. Pollard, M. Feiferg FOURTH ROW: E. Doubet, A. Vanella, A. Donato, T, Smith, J. Cleary, J. Segrin, M. Seida, C. Lee, W. Barnes, FIFTH ROW: W. Joseph, J. Whaley, W. Matarese, A. Pinter, D. Mitro, L. Levandowski, W. McGill, T. Schreiber, E. Spalding, M. Marley, SIXTH ROW: J. Crimmey, W. Richardson, W. MacPherson, P. Rumberger, J. Marchlik, R. Kammerer, J. Wescott, E, Sutton, D. Janusky, R. Fox. IABSENT: F. KIint.l iii I ix y 5 S I, I ' I I I . I D FIRST ROW: T. Casey, J. Cape, C. Smith, E. McCloskey, J. Houghton, W. Burns, J. J. lacona, J. Hodgson, M. Fahey, F. lves, T. Gallagher, H. Spirk, J. Murtaugh, J. Muscolino, D. Moore, J. Getz, H. Chorney, R. Roman, M. DelBianco, J. McGowan, D. McVey, W. Penrose, J. Graham, R. Ebright, K. Seegers, R. Zalusky, J. Gallagher, Maiorano, P. Visco, M. Tenuto, J. McCabe, J. Edgette, J. Frame, R. Maillie, E. Ross, J. Zona, G. West, E. Clark, A. Izzo, J. Hanna, D. Preston, T. Palumbo, H. lmburgia, F. We are a section with a bent for the musical field. Participating in the Variety Show were G. Clifton, E. Clark, J. Creegan, D. McVey, J. McCabe, J. Murtaugh, J. Doug- herty, J. Edgette and R. Roman. We achieved l25 percent in the Fall drive and 69 percent in the Variety Show drive. Our officers include, M. DelBianco, M. Tenuto, J. Muscolino, J. McGowan, and G. Clifton. Other activities where we could be found were the Sodality, Band, Library and the Track Team. Father John Dunion is our class moderator. Leading cigarette companies claim . . . but look what happened to Felix. Mr. Enright discloses a very confidential report. 55 .iNN5w5- Creghan, SECOND ROW A. Skwirut, THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW: J. Berziski FIFTH ROW: G. Clifton, P SIXTH ROW: J. Bernotsky Super. IABSENT: J. Friel.l, 31 . 'S I J 'ix 3 il I Q l i l gf ii. J lf, ' P I li I 1 L Li't P i FIRST ROW: R. Wetz, J. Skwirut, R. DiRenzo, M. Derrickson, J. Elia, A. DeMaio, B. Biiansky, G. Brown, SECOND ROW: A. Palmer, J. Larison, L. Behr, T. Mullaney, R.Kacpryzcki, R. Will, J. Shields, THIRD ROW: P. Messick, A. Carr, A. Papale, E. Harper, P. Kurek, V. Manni, G. Bradley, F. Bowman, FOURTH ROW: E. Leslie, D. Brady, S. Chopko, E. Olshefski, T. Borneman, S. Pompilii, J. Thiel, J. Peltier, FIFTH ROW: R. Sokolowski, T. Larkin, W, Baronsky, J. Racine, H. Johnson, J. Marra, B, Senn, E. Matczak, SIXTH ROW: R. Kozur, J. Kelly, L, Mclntyre, W. Smith, R. Dorman, W. Sekel, T. McLaughlin. lABSENT: G. Barbacano, J. Billingsley, J. McNa- mee, J. Moretti.l W. Smith, president, J. Larison, vice-presi- dent, P. Messick, treasurer, and B. Senn, secretary, are our class officers. We made lO3 percent in the Fall drive and 75 percent in the Variety Show drive. Outstanding students ot our section are M. Derrickson, active in Sodality and Athletics, A. Carr, active in athletics and the Variety 7 Show, V. Manni, active in Sodality and the X f .Yvv X -X1 A iii Variety Show. h ' Qfjrs wh X' ' T. Borneman is our contribution to the band. Active in athletics are J. Larison, S. Pompilii, J. Peltier and J. Thiel. X fi Mr. Jack McKinney is our class moderator. A daily arts and crafts course captured our un- limited interest, We often wore our homework home with us. 56 Beautiful dreamer . . . Another successful hour of learning is complete. F. Dilllio dreams of better things. Engaged in a neck and neck battle with sec- tion C-3, we collected over 900 cans of food during the Christmas basket drive. Our moderator, Mr. Bernard Enright, and our class officers G. Brawne, R. Misiewicz and J. Rader report that we achieved lO5 percent in the Fall drive and 75 percent in the Variety Show drive. I Outstanding athletes of our section include J. Rader, L. Miah, T. Carrera, F. Dilllio, J. Dougherty. Members of our class worked in the Variety 4. Show cincl are in the Band. FIRST ROW: J. Moretti, F, Dilllio, H, Quigley, G. McElIigot, D. Hildick, E. Thomas, J. Dolan, M. O'MalIey SECOND ROW: D. Ziccardi, C. Flynn, J, Simmons, T. McDonald, V. Alleva, D. King, A. Marotta, THIRD ROW J. Vail, J. Wescott, A. Rosemann, G. Brown, R. Misiewicz, J. Friel, R. Heisner, P. Landino, FOURTH ROW: F Helms, D. McDonald, J. Pasko, J. Rader, D. Furillo, J. J. Dougherty, T..DiPaolo, FIFTH ROW: R. Couey, R. Trefz R. Bridges, J. Hampel, L. Miah, J. Gormley, A. Bulatewicz, T. Carreras, SIXTH ROW: J. Benz, R. Ramaika, A Fraim, R. Green, G. Day, J. Rusowicz, T. Keenan, J. Q. Dougherty, R. Grygo, J. Zettle. lABSENT: R. Mathews.l 'Q N lllli I . fo' 1 w .,, s ' 47' 5, X-1 I ABOVE: Who's been fixing my locker? -D. Savage. RIGHT: M. Foster et naves Romanae. ' i KL .f .. 1 4. . C . ,D ,x 1 5 5 E 5 'rme now 1 N. 'W' he XJ LEFT: 'Member when D-i, C-4, B-i, and A-T Took their sectional championships? ABOVE: Hey, wait o minute, I paid for that. R. Van Horn, T. Daniels, L. Palkovics. Remember When ? ll l ...... - , 4, -... ..,..,.. .. . .4 - ., . ' JP' ,....,., VVVA W : N fx E. Buckley and Bro. Gaskill check the review ques- 'LJ tions while D, Miller, J. McGowan, R. Larkins and J. Courtney test the light for tomorrow's quiz show. We speak proudly of the fact that we have more honor students than any other class. We finished first in the Fall drive and were second in the Variety Show drive, achieving 312 percent and 264 percent, respectively. We have one of the most active Sodality cells under the guidance of our moderator, Bro. Donald Gaskill, S.M. -fx Class officers, T. Murtaugh, J. Courtney, J. McGowan, H. Pastuzek, J. Comprone and J. Filliben presented a hundred dollar radio to the school. We won first place in the intramural basket- ball leauge, Freshman division. FIRST ROW: J. McBride, J. Carr, R. Burke, E. Sullivan, R. Galia, S. Mayberry, T. Hoopes, T. Garvey, J. Doyle, A. lancole, SECOND ROW: R. Savage, J. McGowan, J. Courtney, J. Benton, P. Davis, P. Devaney, A. Bleiler . Filliben, R. Coyle, H. Pastuzek, FOURTH ROW: J. Burk, R. Larkins, E. Greet, F. Natoli, E. Buckley, T. Baynesi H. Hazen, E, Sullivan, F. Domingos, FIFTH ROW: M. DeAngelo, A. Kwiatkowski, A. Tilson, J. Smoyer, D. Miller, I B. Uryc, T. Murtaugh, J. Petchofski, A. Pavlik, A. Dower. lABSENT: J. Comprone, J. Norbeck.l L. Piziak, T. Ryan, THIRD ROW: T. Conlin, J. Specht, M. Hogan, E. Walters, T. Elliott, W. Creegan, B. Baron, J I i l ,l ii- . R i if . XX It I 3 FIRST ROW: J. Donlevie, R. Sullivan, W. Hellard, R. ROW: W. Keith, M. Nicklos, R. lezzi, M. Pasela, THIRD ROW: C. Harrison, M. Read, D. Cluelow, M. ROW: A. Schoen, T. Quinn, M. Foster, G. Bradley, FIFTH ROW: V. Maffei, E. Witkowski, J. Raftovich SIXTH ROW: J. Kammerer, R. Gorney, B. Dczkowski T. Masters, R. Klanga. IABSENT: F. Pace.l Under the friendly persuasion of Bro. Garold Hosbrook, S.M., we were keen competitors with D-l. We won the Variety Show drive with an amazing 269 percent. We achieved l24 percent in the Fall drive. We have adopted the custom of attending a class Mass once a month. Outstanding Sodalists include M. Foster W. DelVescovo, W. Keith. I Outstanding athletes are F. Smith and T. Quinn. Our class ofticers are M. Gardner, T. Quinn, R. Ashby, T. Masters and E. Linden. Who would have thought Latin could cast such a spell? Don't we look enchanted. Bro. Hosbrook speaks our language. 60 . I 4 i K . t it x' L It I FIRST ROW: J. Plesh, S. Kosloski, D. Bradford, R. Pierlott, R. Stein, M. Carroll, P. Lay, T. Viotti, J. Connor, V. Linden, SECOND ROW: R. Vlaminck, A. Mathes, T. Donovan, P. Geary, D, Trout, L. Iacona, C. Green, J. Calnan, R. DeBerardinis, THIRD ROW: A. Klarman, J. Opps, W. Matkwisky, J. Tierney, J. Lewis, J. Lewis, P. Jorgensen, R. Petrilli, R. Kehoe, B. Burke, FOURTH ROW: V. Maiewski V. DiSimone, J. Falconi, V. Buono, C. Taraborelli, W. VanHorn, W. Tynan, J. Klinger, R. Stelling, J. Dullea: FIFTH ROW: T. Hutchins, J. Urban, E. Lacianca, J. Ciach, F. Tuohey, R. Sutcliffe, R. Corbin, J. Oetzel, D. Wintree, W. Chmiel, R, Verratti. IABSENT J. Evans, D. Mingis.l li Fx Bro. John McGowan, S.M., guided our Board of Directors consisting of R. Verratti, an honor roll student and an athlete, J. Oetzel, an honor roll student and an ath- lete, E. Lacianca, an honor roll student, and J. Calnan, band member. We achieved I74 percent in the Fall drive and l25 percent in the Variety Show drive. Other members of our class are active in the Sodality and the Bark staff. Active in the Band are D. Bradford, J. Calnan, W. Chmiel, R. Corbin, R. Pierlott, J. Urban, and W. VanHorn. Quiet, please! Board of Directors in Conference! J. Calnan, R. Verratti, Bro. McGowan, E. Lacianca J. Oetzel . . . hard at work. 61 S t. ts I l 'x ,I FIRST ROW: W. Conley, J. Izzo, A. Puliti, N. Summo, R. Cirillo, J. Kyle, J. Doran, G. Orzelli, SECOND ROW: J. Gourdier J. Butler, R. Meccarelli, R. Boyle, T. Yannuzzi, B. Malone, C. Wilson, THIRD ROW: P. DiMeo, M McKeown, F. Omlor, T. Collins, E. Sulek, R. Palmer, C. Griesser, F. Osowski, FOURTH ROW: J. Cunningham J. Walsh, M, Roccia, J. Scatti, T. Flanagan, R. Bush, M. McFadden, L. Ciesielski, C. Olszewski, FIFTH ROW J, Dickerson D. Dougherty, A. Perkoski, R. Dewey, G. Trefz, J. Frank, J. O'Brien, E. Ebner, SIXTH ROW: D. Oli- veri, J. Hayes, C. Sanbe, J. Deluca, F. Dargavage, J. Losak, E. Rader, J. Marks, J. Escher, W. Schudlak IABSENT: K. Curtis.l Moderated by Mr. Robert Mahoney, we achieved l3l percent in the Fall drive and 87 percent in the Variety Show drive, The administrative staft of our section is composed of M. Roccia, honor student, F. Dargavage, athlete, G. Tretz, honor stu- 'EF0'UfD+-1510. dent, and E. Rader, athlete. 4- X I1 X t9li+tL.., N135 '- Other athletes of our section are J. Franks M. McFadden, W. Schudlak, C. Wilson. Our section's Sodalists include C. Wilson R. Bush, J. Cunningham, G. Orzell, A Puliti and C. Sanbe. Teacher for a day. We eagerly awaited every opportunity to actively participate in our classes. Learning could be pleasant! 62 I 1 ,3 J 'f I n J D-4 funn , ml f , ' ' .ffl-.., - .se-we x f E F' 95 za I Would you believe that iust last week . . . W. Loveland astounds D. Benz, J. Bielicki and P. Timko with his vast store of current events. , all .,,, 5' ZF'- . A -sr... mi 'M' WW f Ki' ,, Our officers are outstanding athletes, J. Francis, president, F. Gallagher, vice presi- dent, J. Gallagher, treasurer, and E. lm- brogno, secretary. Honor students of our section are J. Bielicki, M. Palamar, and P. Timko. Our class had six members in the band. ln the Fall Festival drive we made l2l per- cent. Our moderator, Father Henry Nawn, reports that we attained 93 percent during the Variety Show drive. FIRST ROW: T. Corsey, R. Todd, W. Sarkees, R. Starr, P. Timko, D, Trainor, C, Simmons, J, Friel, M, Pqlamor R. Grady, SECOND ROW: J. Flory, H. Doyle, D, Benz, L Fischer, R, McNamee, N. Ferriola, A. Mechiorre, A Redding, R. Ditilice, THRID ROW: R. Thuer, J. Older, J. Bilicki, R. Belczyk, J. Dougherty, W. Macielage, F. Gal- lagher, J. Gallagher, J. Francis, L. Schwartz, M. Penrose, FOURTH ROW: M. Larkin, T. Schivery, F. DeSante, R. Boyd, F. Ferguson, G. Closs, E. Imbrogno, J. Leary, W. Blood, A. Cameron, FIFTH ROW: W. Loveland, T. Frieze, H J. Nasino, R. Kaniefski, T. Archer, R. Cobey, J. Rowland, J. Conlin, L. Gillich. lABSENT: L. Schleb.l I Wg. tion. Our class officers are M. Lastowka Becker. Our outstanding Sodalists are L. Tenaro, J Daniels, and M. Lynch. Band members are F. Korenkiewicz, E Sharp, and R. Waychunas. Our section contributed to athletics in the persons of R. Gebhardt, M. Lastowka, R. McHugh, F. Rust, L. Tenaro and E. Sharp. xx During the Fall drive we scored I67 percent and in the Variety Show drive l2l percent. We are one of the few sections to have over IOO percent in both drives. FIRST ROW: J. Trynovich, E. McGee, J. Juliano, E. Ashby, A. Mannes, J. Scone, W. Houghton, SECOND ROW: M. Lynch, J. Golden, J. Tracy, R. Rushton, S. Spangler, J. Yaeger, P. Cacciatore, J. Farrell, THIRD ROW: J. De- Fonzo, F. Korenkiewicz, R. Fedgchin, R. Sides, J. Kelly F. Dougherty,.R. Melchiorre, FOURTH ROW: G. Snyder, P. Riley, R. Gebhardt, J. Leiman, J. Daniels, R. Waychunas, W. Cini, J. Strain, FIFTH ROW: J. Opet, F. Brehony, D. McFadden, L. Junto, W, Czaplicki, J. Emhe, L. Bateman, R. Newlin, J. Haggerty, SIXTH ROW: W. Toner E Crowley, M. Jones, M. Duncan, H. Logan, R. Becker, J. Frame, R. McHugh, F. Rust, L. Tenaro, E. Sharp, M. Las: towka. IABSENT: T. Davis, T. Laverty.l 3 . 5 ix '4 fr Q 4 '1 'jj l W F v-- in 4 'f .ij ik rr 'KN 1 . et rl if i i X A 1 -sqf . ' ii it , ' 3 W 'x, Y r X I ., 35 .1 'S i ii L 1 . . X. Those good old Latin sessions, We enioyed un- raveling the four declensions and five conjuga- tions-we really learnt our Latin, didn't we? Father Henry Birkhead moderates our sec- , R. Gebhardt, W. Toner, M. Duncan, and R. I Ave! Maria! We tried especially hard to remember to carry our rosaries during October and May. Devotion to Mary is a must in a Marianist school. Bro. Frank Moran, S.M., led our section on to collecting T39 percent in the Fall drive and lO6 percent in the Variety Show drive. Our ofticers are active in all phases of the school. President R. Shive, Sodalist and a star of the bowling team, Vice-president J. Arentz, Secretary J, Lindenberg, active in athletics, and Treasurer D. Bush, Sodalist and a member of the band, First Assistant E. Kelly, also a band member. We led the school in the Bishops' Fund collection with the sum of seventy-seven dollars. FIRST ROW: J. Orlando, E. Kelly, J. Canavan, J. Krok, F. Carroll, F. Wood, H. Smith, SECOND ROW: J, De- Night, J. Sgro, W. Kosierowski, R. Shive, J. D'Ambrosio, S. Tremonte, G, Grace, L. Farah, THIRD ROW: K. Le- vase, F, Blagman, D. Crafts, G. Chorney, J. Grasberger, J. McGinley, D, Bush, J, Guarente, J, Arenfz, FOURTH ROW: W. Simms, J, Skulski, J. Sykes, T. Martin, C, Houpt, J, Simon, J. Campbell, J. Remm, J. Miaza, R. Buck- ley, FIFTH ROW: C. McCallum, F. Stevens, J. Woods, J. Lachman, J. Keenan, S, Piccione, J. Dufty, T, Hassan, J. Boyle, SIXTH ROW: C. Closs, W. Donohue, J. Lindenberg, J. Chubb, V, Kashnaski, J. McCain, H, Olszewski, J. Bradley, R. Delgott, H. McGrath. is YQ P 'ig 5 lx Q .xr cv C U .. ,gm - , .. r H. vi V A. i H4 U 4 R l FIRST ROW: A, McClay, D. Lynch, E. Marge, G. lacona, J. Crispin, J. Tomasso, R. Rollman, J. Gabriele, A. Boc cello, M. Nargavage, SECOND ROW: V. Augustine, J. May, W. McGehean, C. News, F. Daleandro, R. Donato, J. Donato, D. Diloretto, F. Bray, J. Henasey, THIRD ROW: J. Guarante, L. Korenkiewicz, E. Tercha, L. Caporale, L. Cenatiempo, P. Borak, T, Navin, J. Durham, H. Keenan, T. Finn, FOURTH ROW: T. Modestowicz, R. Kean, M. - Kane, J. McGinn, P. Ervin, J. Fey, L. Tallarida, V. DiCamillo, T. Street, R. Russell, FIFTH ROW: C. Holland R. Koway, J. Tickner, C. Pennington, R. Prygon. IABSENT: R. Messick, J. Shaeffer, D. Blair, G. Gordon, D. Green C. Lewis, W. Loveland, A. McLoughlin.l Under the direction of Mr. John Grexa, our section achieved ll5 percent in the Fall drive and 72 percent in the Variety Show drive. 'W va D8 NC Our class officers are C. Pennington and V. DiCamillo. fitifi.. We boast as athletes V. DiCamilIo, D. Di- Loretto, R. Donato, H. Kennan, and J. McGinn. We supplied the Band with eight members including F. Bray, L. Cenatiempo, P. Ervin, J. Henasey, C. Holland, R. Koway, J. May, and A. McClay. And what did Pontius say to Mrs. Pilate? asks F. Bray. Extra religion homework for the losing teams! 6 6 4-f 1 ,LQ D edu, 5' 52:7 . S we f Q,-vs ,Q L , fi i m QF' wi-'WSIS-W up - X Q. Nil if Q Ng? Q 3 5, 1 41 gn A. if gf , Y r 1 A inf X I .e ' x n 1' ,fy QR 'W wk 56 1 QM - , 4 5' 3 x A . 45 5 ' P J' -it k 5 4 4? Q , w M 5 X JP 5 if 9 The climax of the years' work - Reception into the Sodality for life. KNEELING: J. Hutchins, R. Carr, D. Barnard, Father C. Middendorf, S.M. STANDING: V. Hurley, J. Petchel, M. Roark. Marianist Sodalit 1 Working for Christ through Mary, we Sodalists of St. James aim for the perfection of ourselves and our school. We work toward accomplishing this goal through Marian spiritual and social media. First, we prepare for our social influence by fortifying ourselves with specific spiritual requirements to keep us in the state of grace and to increase this life of Christ, Son of Mary. Being spiritually fortified we unite to work for the good of the student body at large. We meet once a week in cells where we use the inquiry technique led by our fellow Sodalists, D. Bar- nard, R. Carr, B. Gresh, A. Filoreto, C. McKenna, J. Courtney, M. Foster, D. Winfree and R. Shive. Numbered among our easily seen results this year are the Junior and Senior lunch period Masses on Fridays, distributing school prayer cards, showing of feature length religious movies, placing poster reminders in school, erect- ing a pamphlet rack, setting up May shrines. We sent a delegation to St. Louis, Mo., for a national Marianist Sodality Convention, and we will send another group to Beacon, N. Y., for a leader- ship training week during the coming summer. 'bo . SX 'W ' Q 1 r 'il Prefect D. Barnard, and Vice- prefect R. Carr lead the Little Office of the Immaculate Conception - an intergral part of every Sodality meet- ing. 68 9 .. W. '1 D ee' ., Q ,af ---------- - -Q J Senior Sodalists discuss the weekly lunch period Mass which they inaugu- rated. N. Faulkner, D. Bruhin, J. Eck- man, D. Barnard, R. Clowney, J. Owens, J. Carr. Sodality Coordinator, Father Cyril Middendorf, S.M., moder- ates the senior group. 69 developing Christian responsibility Adults parlicipaling in the Marianisf Apostolafe hold regular Sunday eve- ning discussion meetings. These Mari- anist Aliiliafes now number 30 couples. to the modern social order . . . Evenings of Recollection - a chance to dis- cuss your plans and problems. ABOVE: Father Middendorf, S.M., leads the Way of 'rhe Cross. BELOW: Panel discussion led by M. Roarkg open panels give all Sodalists a chance To express themselves. r,Xfi2ew2r4f J A... ABOVE LEFT: Our weekly leaders' meeting includes comparison of apostolic results, plans for next week's cell meeting. ABOVE RIGHT: The individual interview bewteen the Sodalist and his moderator helps the Sodalist realize his tremendous responsi- bility as a Christian Leader. RIGHT: This panel reports progress of a weekend re- treat made with Sodalists of Chaminade, Mineola and Trinity, Brooklyn. sharing in the Marian apostolate . , 'T7' , Q 'C 1 s vnu- . . A 'S -A X ni . w-.,,. N-l --...f -W ,s ss .. B2 Sodalists take through a Social Action Inquiry. SIT- TING: J. Ervin, J. Gilmore, B. Gresh, A. Abbott. STAND- ING: R. VanHorn, C. O'Hara, J. Lastowka, J. Carr. I3 X Y ' ffm 1,2 63 - ' e . ' I JI' ' il' fl I I-Qi lin il if , ' C 3 fm I ' . . a 5 70 I I 2 A 5 . Q , ,nr 2 5 2 f IQ. Y 9- 5 i , 3 I XJ the Sm br 611155 zffiver af 1958 4 .yy 1 ,f , . u .VT .-----15.6 Fred Rullo, treasurer, William Ferguson, secretary, Joseph Casey, vice-president, John Conte, president. 71 Student Council we maintain accuracy md , ---- 2 , ' Ji,- ng Under the student leadership of John Conte linsertl, the student council met frequently to formu- late plans for the student body. ll FIRST ROW: S. Poleck, V. Manni, R. DeProphetis, M. Roark, J. Morretti, C. Taraborellig SECOND ROW: D. Pileggi, D. Yesville, J. Connolly, E. Sides, J. Owens, A. Lewis, R. VanHorn, E. Sullivan, L. Distillio, THIRD ROW: J. Carr, J. Petchel, R. Dainton, P. DeAoun, V. Hurley, E. Connolly, C. O'Hara. .14 SERVERS THE BARK BELOW: Feature Editor D. Barnard instructs the staft for coming issue. STANDING: D. Barnard, R. Clowney, G. Bates, T. Conlin. SITTING: P. Kiziuk, F. Zegarski and G. McCrossan. rw, I v' Q. 0 4 V1 i-I 3 'Wi li it 'g 3 is L L I 66 O cs E 's :- O U Q3 :- Yi! ., 2 P r ABOVE: J. Eckman Editor-in-Chief trightl in- sists with D. Barnard that the June issue shall be on time --for sure. ig? ABOVE: Guess how many articles will be in iicsfwk I bd . ,N.. :E . 9 :'1m. . X . ., , , on time? Nay A. Baratta lcenterl casually glances in direction of our watchful moderator, Bro. Richard Geraghty, S.M., while his cohorts are busy at work -J. Casey, M. Ostrowski, E. Korenkiewicz, R. Dain- ton T. -4-'L' F ABOVE: Hustling past enemy on- slaught, T. Wynne guards his prize possession. RIGHT: Assume positions! Careful plotting of strategy, combined with exacting practice, conditions the Jimmies for the hard fought campaign. F. Orobono appears to be blinding the opposition to his swift faults. Coach Brennan, surveying the predicament of the opposition, plans to substitute N. Trainer, J. Larison and F. Colantuno. ABOVE: F. Orobono, dodging his way around right Grobbing lclterols, T. Wynne proved end, brings the pig skin to the goal line. BELOW: GH effective offensive asset. Jimmies line up in the T formation while F. Rullo calls the signals. 75 FIRST ROW: J. Hegarty, J. Finegan, J. Levandowski, F. Colantuno, R. Broomall, F, Rullo, F. Orobono, C. Rader, A. Nacrelli, C. Laxton, T. Wynne. SECOND ROW: C. O'Hara, S. Pompilii, A. Filoreto, R, Rodgers, V. Czysewski, R. Van- Horn, N. Trainer, G. Grehawick, G. Stratts. THIRD ROW: J. Rupertus, J. Giam- palmi, G. Bradley, R. Close, J. Flanagan, J. Thiel J. Lorison, J. Brauer. FOURTH ROW: J. Shields, L. Miah, L. Levandowski, J. Dougherty, J. Segrin, D. Mitro, J. Peltier, R. Fachet. ss .Fifi if gg lf- vm F. -an 5 :L .Q L srifltiflfwlta . A ABOVE: Coaches J. Logue, F. Brennan, R. Mahoney are caught in a tense mo- ment. LEFT: The Bulldogs warming up a mighty cold bench. 76 N . 9' me 1 4 3 a 2 iam: l -Q' A A. Filorelo M. T ' . Quarter-back 1-again' C' O Ham -l- D0U9he lY End Half-back LEFT: Two Jimmies down, still one more To go! We seem to be mov- ing in on The end zone. BELOW: Choreography compliments of The 1957-58 Bulldogs! D, Mitro J. Thiel L. Levczndowski J. Lorison Tackle Half-back End Half-back I I if Q Ii A 9 5 ,- ,.. 3 A , A J on W V L o liiiio e f . , Jr - fx g V ffm , V,- ly , ,V 5 3' h ,ff I- fr M 1 A. ! J. Giampalmi V. Czvfisewski Center Half-back 1 3 : -a J E' N. Trainer J. Flanagan Guard Half-back s J. Lastowka G. Stratts Tackle Tackle 1 . .A g g . ig . i if 5' i Q... J ' R. Rodgers ' 1 ' Full-back 3 1 .J X5 , Well guarded by his team mates, J. Larison ' 72 ' has made a eight yard gain. B. Wagner J. Shields Half-back End K. ' V . V J. Peltier J. Cunningham Guard Center , 9- ... . Q W .. . . Self preservation urges J. Finegan to take the fast route to the end zone. - .v +, .. . g. s if1. - r tss' iilitflef 1' ' -'ft H1 2 xl . 'tw f . 'J' J. Hegarty T. Wynne Tackle End The great spill! Head over heels, the tumbling Bulldog scores another six points. Even the referee seems elated. 31 - Cardinal Dougherty - 7 St. James was victorious in its opening home game against Cardinal Dougherty. Greto and Czysew- ski both intercepted enemy passes while Orobono, Rullo, and Big Tom Wynne each took his share of the points and guaranteed a St. James victory. 0 - North Catholic - I9 The Jimmies' hope for the city championship was completely shattered in this heartbreaking game. An interception and touchdown by Finegan gave the Bulldogs a little hope, but even this was dis- pelled when the ref called it back. Things began to brighten for the Bulldogs when Rullo connected with Wynne for two long passes. And Rullo, Rodgers and Nacrelli warmed up to the fierce battle they are capable of waging. But from the second quarter, St. James' luck seemed to sour. 33 - Father Judge - 0 The Jimmies' earlier defeat at the hands of North Catholic was iust the shot in the arm the doctor ordered. St. James bounced back to trounce the Fr. Judge Crusaders. Rullo, Orobono, Rodgers and Nacrelli were the standouts in this game. 19 - St. Thomas More - 0 The Tommies better than average team was no match for the energetic Bulldogs. Sparked by the passing and catching of Filoreto and Wynne, and the spectacular running of Orobono, Rullo and Rodgers, the Jimmies recovered fumbles, blocked kicks and bottled up the Toms for the entire game. 18 - Bishop Neumann - 33 The Bulldogs felt defeat a second time but only after giving the Pirates a tussel for their prize. Orobono and Rodgers each gathered in a Rullo pass for a touchdown giving the Bulldogs twelve points. Not to be outdone, Neumann found time to push across thirty-three points. 'I3 - Roman Catholic - 6 Owing to the excellent defenses of the Jimmies, Roman Catholic fell for the first time this season. The combined ground-air attack of Orobono to Rullo sparked the Bulldogs march to victory. Rader, Dougherty and Rodgers were tops in this game's defensive column. 'l8 - La Salle - 40 The very powerful Explorers were too much for the Bulldogs to withstand. The already bruised Bull- dogs were further muzzled by the expulsion of .our two quarterbacks, Rullo and Filoreto. Wynne and Orobono were responsible for the three touchdowns. 19 - West Catholic - 0 For the fifth time in five years, St. James held the Burrs scoreless. ln spite of a stiff wind which stymied the Jimmies arial attack, Finegan and Orobono spearheaded the way to victory on the ground with Rader and Stratts leading the way defensively. 18 - Monsignor Bonner - 7 The Bulldogs scored an easy victory in this second traditional game with Bonner. Rullo and Wynne spurred the crushing offensive attack, while on the defensive Rodgers and Nacrelli snuffed out Bonner's scoring aspirations. li 1 x i , -1 Q i Q . I A Bishop Neumann back is about to be tackled by B. With R. Veratti leading the way, J. McHugh, J. Petchkofski, R. Veratti and T. Murtaugh. Gallagher tries to pick up yardage against Neumann. it ss Q51-qlff A.. wx...- R x FIRST ROW: J. Francis, E. Rader, J. Gallagher, R. Peterilli, V. Buono, T Hasson, H. Keenan, R. Gebhardt, D. DiLoretta. SECOND ROW: R. Don- ato, J. Keenan, R. Maychunas, T. Baynes, F. Gallagher, T. Ryan, M. Toner, T. Quinn, Mr. Mahoney lCoachl. THIRD ROW: F. Stevens, T. Murtaugh, J. Donato, F. Dargavage, V. DiCamillo, P. Lachman, M. Lostowka, J. Losak, Mr. Mooney lCoachl. FOURTH ROW: J. Lindenberg, W. Donahue, F. Rust, E. lrnbrogno, E. Sutclitte, R. McHugh, R. Veratti, J. Petchkotski. , , , bright beginnings . . . 80 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL E , W ml 1 'H' --2:5 :si ABOVE: R. McHugh is caught in action. RIGHT: Center T. Murtaugh and quarter back J. Gallagher practice split- second ball snapping. -..s.,,-N-5.5 J. Hanavin, head manager. MANAGERS: J. Hanavin, A. Skwiruf, J. Skwirut, V. Vila- nova, B. Biianski. CHEERLEADERS:V. Mfmni, P. Tim- ' J' ko, T. Chubb, L. Mclntyre, J. Rafa. Ch J e q! V uf ' V' 4' L , ,sa L- - kai K 5 4 . . OJ .'. . G 1 Q ' 51-1 X .9 ' 'bx.L1Q -- -T S m Q ,J J xi, cu C I I gi k in 'Q im on r J CU . .-.X 'X T. Chubb, Cheerleader Cap tain. -msQ:eefa.ffw.eA S ' '5WMF 82 The Saint James Band W7 an 'Q 'M TRUMPETS T. Cobey F. Zegarski R. Kelly J. Burk R. Coyle CLARINETS E. Koronkiewicz J. Piziak A. Bonavila DRUMS W. Lipka V. Dougherty J. McNamee TROMBONES M. Ostrowski J. Zakielarz J. Diaz DIRECTOR B. Piscotfy W. Greegan K. Kuchar S. Koperna A. Kwiatkowski S. Mayberry K. Chew G. Benvegno J. Breslin M. Marley T. Borneman R. Waychunas L. Piziok 83 V. Caruso J. Forsythe T. Kida A. Tilson R. Corbin J. Warfel G. Wenlland M. Feifer SAXES L. Dostillio A. Ceferalti L. Brown J. Burns F. Keim J. Kaminski D. Bush A. McClay P. Landino T. Conlon J. Spechf W. Chmiel W. Van Horn W. Schudlak G. Kilby D Kerrigan J. Friel H. Pasfuzek C. Shivery E. Sullivan R. Raflovilch R. Pierlolf F. Bray ALTO HORNS R. Felix S. Muzyk H. Hazen S. Rzuiedlo R. Korenkiewicz BARITONES J. Keenan TU BA G. McCrossan DRUM MAJOR J. May Our Bond Ofticers: SITTING: E. Koron- j.!lJ4-, X Our ever-growing bond continued to ploy for us ot holt-time-either to cheer us up or occompciny our high spirits. kiewiz, K. Kuchcr, M, Ostrowskig STANDING: A. Cerferotti, L. Dostillio, W. Lipko. A. Boncnvita 84 E. Korenkiewicz ABOVE: During the school yeor our marching bond represented us ot public ottoirs. The St. Pc1trick's Doy porode in Philodelphio wos out- standing. BELOW: The treshmon drill teom wos cooched by o Moster Sergeant ot the Morine Corps. K . v.-. I 5 A 1 S Q. S N N Just as the chimes ofa clock enhance the value of a timepiece, so our band enhances the value of our school. Cur band is composed of l35 members. Seventy- five of these are uniformed. Under the direction of Mr. Bert Piscotty, M.S., our musicians played for rallies, games and other school exercises. The musicale was the highlight of the season's entertainment. Held on April 26, 27, to raise funds for the school and for our annual band tour, the musicale featured our newly formed dance band and glee club. This year's band trip is a departure from pre- vious years. We toured several schools of the Society of Mary, giving a concert-assembly at each one. Accompanying us on this tour of Kentucky, Ohio, and Pennsylvania were our di- rector, Mr. Bert Piscotty, and our moderator, Bro. Donald Gaskill, S.M. We financed our tour by the proceeds from two dances, sale of popu- lar records and our musicale. Trumpets . . . ready . . . l-2-3. -Mr. Piscotty directs the entire band in an origi- nal arrangement of Joshua Fit the Battle of Jerico during the musicale. 85 reaching the heights . . Trumpet Trio-K. Kuchar, T. Kida Zegarski. 4'r'5 fgf sign, bf,.Jfe f, HM, sm iw 6 x ,Mi MWF I -52 J FH will Mfr fit i 4 . . X. i' . P--X ..- - .5 - ' FIRST ROW: A Rollman, E. Fellona, H. Doyle, J. Q. Dougherty, F. Dilllio, P. Foley, E. Sullivan lManagerl. SECOND ROW: B. Dower, A. Carr, A. McVey, J. Ciliberto, T. Sheeky, L. McLaughlin, J. Bonnes, Bro. Gorie lCoachl, Bro. McGowan lAsst. Coachl. THIRD ROW: J. Lastowka, D. Janusky, T. O'Hara, P. DeAoun, J. Hegarty, P. Kiziuk, H. Smeck, T. Schreiber, R. Murdoch. 86 Many will start but few will finish. Here the l957 St. , . W James' Cross Country team ' M- CV055 COUNJVY meel- meets with St. Joseph's Prep. A. Rollman places in another -11-. ,,,,'-I'-i'.1f'.g - Q, ,MA , . M.. t r ' Sergeant J. Hegarty leads the cross country squad in routine warm-up drills. R. Murdoch labovel along with J. Bonnes and T. O'Hara lrightl sparked the team in many meets. SWF Q. ' i f' l .' ' fi to L i 'itri f - A. l y N 5 ss Q N :K 5 ' if t I , fx noe. .XX WN A 41,75 Jilin tm ' motion tests endurance . . Cross Countr Bros. McGowan and Gorie lrightl congratu- late A. Rollman for top-notch running performance. LJ LIBR RY CLUB 'Lili D. Le Tourneau, J. Petchel, F. Lee, M. Lynch, A. Yacono, OU' l-lb'0 Y Club, led bY.-l- Edgetfe Cltfd .M- V. Hurley, A. McGartland, E. Sullivan, J. Lindinger, G. l-Ynchf Work? lo lfeep the l'bf9fY ln fUnCll0f1lnQ Bates, W. McGill, G. McCrosson, H. Donahue, J. Specht, Order- S705 I0b5 'nClUde W0fl4'nQ Gt The ClI'CUlG- D. Moore, J. Edgette, M. Roark. T. Smith, R. Ramaika, F. Bingnear, J. Keenan, J. Bonnes, H. Donahue, W. Gardner, G. McCrossan, J. Anderson, W. Moylan, J. Mosakowski, F. Keim, A. Glessner. tion desk, shelving of returned books, writing out due slips and processing new books and magazines. Our library club takes an annual trip to Wash- ington D. C. or New York City. Biology Club The purpose of the Biology Club is to continue the class- room work in a less formal way outside of class. During the past year a number of animals-fish, hamsters, tur- tles-were raised by the students. Many interesting and practical posters and charts were constructed. Highlighting the year was the disection of a felis do- mestica. Club iourneys in- cluded trips to Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital, Lankenau Hospital ond Longwood Gar- dens. 88 . V.,k: k M mf. -,X n K, ,A f gg, Q, 1 T... A X, 'fr-swgfy. ., ' in K ..-. se.. - N l5'Ni'if ' T 4 sv-arg: 'M f 'W f Hs- ,J . - ir :kk 5, gg, w . A ,i .K K L 1 , . , . , 'F S, ,-Q, ' . . . Lkhyi E. Connolly, L. DelDeo ond T. Kirk drow up loy- outs for the senior section. clocking a year's work . . ABOVE: N. Faulkner ond F. Ze- gorski rehash game line-ups. Blue and Gra RIGHT: Editor-in-chief David Bru hin. l A if s. W., Kiki' E1 Stal? meeting-L. DelDeo, F. Zegorski, J, Kominski, T. Kirk, J. Breslin, 89 V. Burger, D. Bornorcl, E. Connolly, N. Fciulkner ond D. Bruhin. QQ x -,X 9 T. Galia in a sea of hands fights his way past a Judge defender. 'if ' 3 x 1' l L ff ' x 'Q-3 Tl ,lt Come on! That's not the way we showed you. Coach Joe Logue and Father Harry Degnan. RIGHT: Locker room recapitulation with ace coach Joe Logue report- ing. LEFT: T. Daniels tries to out jump West Catholic in a neck- and-neck thriller. 90 We 63 49 66 67 61 41 52 64 93 77 55 68 54 68 68 68 54 57 66 70 w VARSITY Opponents Bishop Shanahan They 34 Ridley Township ..... 47 Chester ............ 89 Malvern ........... 53 Monsignor Bonner .... 52 St. Thomas More ....43 Bishop Neuman ..... 55 West Catholic . . St. Joseph .... ...67 ...62 North Catholic ...... 66 Roman Catholic ..... 65 LaSalle ............ 60 Father Judge ....... 67 Cardinal Dougherty .. 54 Monsignor Bonner St. Thomas More ...64 ....55 Bishop Neuman ..... 46 West Catholic ...... 56 Father Judge .. ...68 North ............. 55 ii -. ' . .Qi , iff' QW? g ,114 if . X 'ii 29 fllkifih , qc 5-Pl , ' V 5 V ? Ji f' ' A ,Q - - ss., x, 1,33 LEFT: Now let's see which side shall it be? wonders T. Galia displaying his professional form. BELOW: T. Daniels figures, Well, maybe next time. He was right! if' :Ez .XX if X do -Qff SN Sn-'L.. FIRST ROW: Father Degnan lAsst. Coachl, J. De- tulleo, L. Palkovics, A. Abbott, E. Daniels, J. Logue lCoachJ. SECOND ROW: T. Wynne, J. Casey, D. DiJulia, J. Ryan, J. Miller. THIRD ROW: J. Doherty IManagerJ, V. Vilanova fMan- agerl, T. Galia, C. Gruszka, J. Cayo fManagerJ, N. Verrafti KManagerJ. N. x JJ J to S X , ff 'C' 'T f ., Q fo f ,A J N, mah C, .if W X R 4 '0 JA u?x'K,'YMrFlRiT ,v E Q. R lf? cv 0 3' 1 85:13 my JJ 44.1. '1,,5-A--'-,,f' Come to me, pleads T. Galia and his Sf. Thomas opponent. My X J. L. Vkn, in I SJLW as I 1 J 92 Q 4 o results m -'li E : w i l ABOVE: Now where's that basket? Gen- eral A. Abbott sets high sights. Anyone for soccer: lt these fellows would only let me go, thinks T. Daniels. ABOVE: T. Galia building toward his l9.4 average. BELOW: L. Palkovics demonstrates his ballet ability. Sur les points! 93 P ABOVE: No crowding, please. A. Abbott, a picture of grace. RIGHT: It takes more than that to bother Big Tom Wynne's shooting eye. Bonner tries iolting his 6 ft. 4 in. frame. There's nothing to it for T. Wynne, St. James' version of Tom Gola. startling action . . RL . X-. V4.1 He wasnt there a minute ago, says J. Ryan. 94 A. Abbott proves he can throw them in from anywhere. f iii We 26 ...... 45 ...... 40 ...... 43 ...... 50 ...,.. 30 ...... 41 ...... 39 ...... 67 ...... 48 ...... 43 ...... 53 ...... 43 ...... 47 ...... 58 ...... 53 ...... 43 ...... 42 ...... rs of J.V. Opponents Bishop Shanahan . Ridley Township .. Chester ...... Malvern ..... Monsignor Bonner St. Thomas More . . Bishop Neuman . West Catholic . . St. Joseph . North ....... Roman Catholic . . LaSalle ......... Father Judge .... Cardinal Dougherty Monsignor Bonner . St. Thomas More . Bishop Neuman .. West Catholic diligent attack , They ...l4 ...28 ...64 ...20 ...65 ...24 ...26 ...29 ...64 ...38 ...38 ...5l ...40 ..34 ...4l ...48 ...44 ...35 J. V. Basketba ABOVE: O'Hara s-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-s ! l-EFT! We're on the same team, re- member? D. DiJulia and S. Courtin on high. ,Jill ,s JA 2 Q 7 i 'lf si' FIRST ROW: B. Wagner, D. DiJulia, E. Ryan, M. West. SECOND ROW: C. O'Hara, S. Courtin, A. Pinter, Mr. Mooney lCoachl. THIRD ROW: J. DeTulleo, V. Villanova lManagerl, J. Cayo lManagerl, W. Fannon. 95 1 'R K l f-QM., IX + 4: ails' Xgx 4 a hard and fast future . . F. Gallagher painfully snatches one home. L. Lindenberg is up there with him. We 40 33 47 35 34 47 85 37 42 41 55 27 50 43 FRESHMEN Opponents Monsignor Bonner St. Thomas More Bishop Neuman . West Catholic . . . St. Joseph .... Archmere ...... Roman Catholic . . LaSalle ........ Monsignor Bonner West Catholic . . . Roman Catholic . St. Thomas More . Bishop Neuman . Ridley Township . 97 They ...49 ....3l ....35 ....32 ...48 ....44 ....4i ....38 ....32 ....52 ....57 ....28 ....l8 ....43 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Talk about riding on air. H. Doyle, the kangaroo kid, makes good for a fresh- man two. wuflsv 53' Vlelut FRN-,H FRU SH ABNF QARM fe' -S' fb 43+ caan, ,muf- 1 S 5 Z , Q9 ob 14 19 mush rnusw 6 JZ ran:-sw , rausii -a..inr43. FIRST ROW: H. Doyle, J. McGowan, J. Doyle, J. Gallagher. SECOND ROW: J. Lindenberg, K. Curtis, J. Dougherty, J. Oetzel, Father Degnan lCoachl. THIRD ROW: F. Gallagher, W. Donahue, J. Petch- kofski, F. Stevens. :WY ' Q' - we-A - L, lr f i, K I -. J F . , ,. . W . ,ix Q gif f 9:1- V: IW 'gg ,I -.wfffex 1 ,,, ,-af! C3. fs,,1, mfg 491 rn 'ill 'ir' ? ', 1 P 134 Gi is ,H M iff-.333 ' 4 J 1,3 K f W' l ' 4 , . '.. ig, I Q21 1 . 6 : ' ff 1 Stranghf from the cover of V - LIFE magazine! The Sugar- - ettes - J. Simmons, J. Greto, mil: J. Connally. g .4- 51-.'-N. va we 4 ' :VF 2 59? Quiz master J. Owens asks: Who is buried in Grant's tomb? Grant, snaps back Mr. Finch. Wrong again. The right answer? Grant Smilhf' J. McCormick, L. lmpag- Iiazzo, J. Faulkner, F. Orobono are in for a consequence. o o vw 'B I frie and ts GH par OUI' css .E .E E L Q3 vb-i I CD V .. cs. - if A Q . ' . his F ' F . .N X Q ,., . . . h lll i l ls .V . , - A . L A I . Q . .fs . Skater's Walz. Three of the principals R, Broomall, J. Crist, J. McCormick. T. V. SPECTORAMA ABOVE: Mike Malice interviews Mother Goose. R. Green and J. Landino play the parts. BELOW: A bit of old time minstrel with K. Kucher, E. Korenkiewicz, W. Lipka, M. Ostrowski. l di Lu -ft i'.,4.f. RIGHT: No, I don't want my Mapa, asserts Markey L. lmpag- liazzo to Uncle Ralph F. Lee. BELOW: W. Creegan, B. Uryc, W. Maycielag, E. Buckley, T. Baynes rig the electrical equipment for the three performances. I if R. Clowney with the SJTV chorus performs Kisses Sweeter Than Wine. Other soloists included J. Eckman, D. Barnard, J. DiMeglio, J. Murray, A. Baratta, W. Par- ent. The stage crew hauls oft curtain puller T. Quinn. J. Hite, T. Schreiber, T. Quinn, R. Sokolowoki, J. Cunningham, E. Connolly, V. Dougherty. IOO . X- X f' S , . . ... ABOVE: J. Dougherty, D. Davis, J. Rattovich and A. Batano practice the International Morse Code for their novice licenses. D. Davis was recently awarded his novice license KN3DSQ. RIGHT: A. Bafano and J. Raftovich check used tubes. The radio club now boasts of over 30 members. RADIO CLUB 40 -7 his gong. D I I 21 V' C. Bittner, and D. Raezer Ikneelingl set up their equipment, J. Shields and T. Shields inspect recently developed negatives. The photography club numbers twenty members. Father Robert Ryan moderates this club. IO' N3-5 ABOVE: W. Bricker, R. Glo- wacki, A. Glessner, and T. O'Keefe enlarge a picture that lbelowl R. Lewis, F. Miasga and G. Shahodi will print before sending it to the Bark. .f as I ' SITTING: J. Lindinger, D. Barnard, R. Dainton, R. Carr. STANDING: ' Father Middendorf and Mr. Bob Johnson. This year's team placed seventh out of the twenty one participating schools. QS im of our t Sf abrea 'QQ Scotts Hi JOHN LlNDlGNER DAvio BARNARD BOB DAINTUN ROBERTJICAQGP 1 11 Honored Athletes Spoils for the victors: J. Landino --A Best Bowler Award, A, Rollman - Holy Rosary K ot C Outstand- ing Cross Country Award, T. Galia-John J. and Martha A. Buckley Award to the Outstanding Basketball Player, A. Abbott AAA John J. and Martha A. Bukley Award Best Foul Shooterg T, Wynne - St. Hedwig's Award Best Athleteg F. Rullo A-Conners Outstanding Football Player Awardg F. Orobono Y- Award Best Team Player, J. Doherty - Alumni Award lO2 VH I'SIty athletes together for service . . FIRST ROW: J. Larrison, J. Flanagan, J. Thiel, J. Brauer, A. Carr, J. Bonnes, D. Ginaski, N. Trainer, A. Abbott, G. Grehawick, J. Lastowka, L. Palkovics, P. Ciliberto. SECOND ROW: J. Detulleo, T. Daniels, T, Galia, R. Murdock, J. Marciniszyn, J. Ryan, A. McVey, C. O'Hara, P. Marrone, R. Van- Horn, V. Czysewski, J. Dougherty, M. Tassoni. THIRD ROW: J. Hegarty, J. Carr, J. Bigham, N. Ver- ratti, J. Dougherty, R. Dainton, P, Kiziuk, J. Casey, T. Wynne, L. DelDeo, J. Cunningham, G. Stratts J. McGlaughlin. FOURTH ROW: J. Finegan, F. Rullo, F. Orobono, F. Colantuno, J. Hegarty, G. Mor- retti, M, Donato, C. Rader, P. Schenk, R. Rodgers, A. Nacrelli, V. Trosino, J. Landino. FIFTH ROW: T. Scheivert, S. Pompilli, F. Dilllio, J. Giampalmi, E. Ryan, S. Courtin, J. Cayo, D. Mitro, J. Radar, M. Smeck, G. Clifton, E. Fellona, A. Rollman. SIXTH ROW: J. Segrin, R. Close. 1 Our St. James Varsity Club, composed ot participants in the various school sports ' 55 under the moderation of Mr. Joseph Logue, 15k has again established itself as one of the most active clubs in school. Some of the activities that brought us this reputation were a Christmas time food drive, a grammar 4, Rl 5 school basketball tournament, several teen- W age dances, a good grooming contest, and an an eighth grade night. As a reward tor the members of this hard working club they were given a three day holiday in New York City. Varsity Club Officers for I957-58: J. Casey, vice-president, J. Hegarty, sergeant at arms, A. Abbott, secretary, F. Orobono, president, A. Rollman, treasurer. Q-1 , . I-if-.-,...e.f 2 Heres how we raised funds for our Mu' N4 f' 103 school contributions. foreseeing the future . . Annual Student Retreat Benediction of the Bessed Sacrament. With daily Mass, three instructions a day, Way ofthe Cross and Confession, the three days of retreat passed quickly. p mllx Be mindful, O Lord, of your ser- vant, James Frame, who has gone before us with the sign of faith and who sleeps in the sleep of peace. To him, O Lord, and to all who rest in Christ, grant, we beg you, a place of refreshment, light and peace. Through the same Christ our Lord. Amen. lO11 t i Father Joseph McCoy, S.M., preached our annual retreat. Father McCoy's theme related our lives to Christ- Christ crucified. vv ' IF - -A ln every homeroom, class discussions, spiritual reading, films on spiritual topics and question and answer periods took up our time. v.,. . x 233 4' wr 'x r 1 pf 3 . 15 air ' g X :gb f fa X www ff fi Q K Q ' ,gf . . M4 K X if W A i ,' ws - ! as 19? E 1 Q2-Q fa A .ff + 5' - 2 ' . ' , A2 1 V- f H V, k vi, if 17- -, A .13 - -5.5?g,, gg.'fjSyQ 5 +5 ,Q ,LQQSJ is-we 'N- f C E yy ig ' 1 ' W' lj ,A I W! i Jn' . tg., . ,,,,,w ,Iw- o o 'Il 'S 2 .2 L WL L 3 O with ating YE VGC Frannie Vaul and T. Basaet cut a rug while the crystal ball above throws olt,its multi-colored lights. GHCES ght D Z Pe ru 'U L 3 4-s FU il? G. Orzell and Diane Atkin- son dance to the disk play- ing away at a Saturday night dance. Father Eugene Carlen, S.M., principal, spends his Saturday evenings supervising our sock dances. Here P. Pierdomenico, J. Conte and their friends chat with Father for a moment. Usually 400 boys and girls enjoyed themselves at these weekly dances sponsored by our school or our var- ious school organizations. 6 ABOVE: That's the way, Ron. Freshman R. Shive rolls it right down the middle. BELOW: All eyes on the pins-D. Hager and C. Prygon take aim for that hoped- y for strike. l Jimmies posted an ll-i3 log to cop third place in the Southern Division. The team skimmed along at a 747 average-its best in recent years. Chet Prygon led the pack in league com- petition with a steady i585 while Joe Landino brought glory to St. James by taking third place in the Greater Philadelphia High School Singles Championship. Cindermen ff -. ff' an-.1 F' nf? ..WeH, the nm half is over. 5ird-like, D, Janu- Wlhcag a mayczaonfsifdown. T. Daniels conditions him- gky balances himself before the crash. Se 0' 9 - r sg si. 1 ssl F Q fr .v.+f'4s'f fflihl 1 I . J- 1 F so I J' .glwff A ,Y - .Q .0 S.-up - R ,f9 .M A V U N K QA Z Ls - . ' i I M 4, . f I V K g an u ,' 3 .. . 9 , .rn - H A i ff , I I A 951116 A as s 2 ,fix 'PK 'I if I ,, K K .A-ff l.. -lwf' I sehb Q f Xl ,' ,-,- ,Q ,av -L, .A .il V ' J temp: ev ,J I X I Wes-. ' .fr g ' .xi . 3 '. J ff I 'F ' if ' w A J.-.1 ' ells M if 'Nl K W L , I 1 ' ' V. .. 2 A ii, Kiwi I f., ,, FIRST ROW: P. Morrone, J. Mullen, J. Cayo, L. Levandowski, R. Kelly, F. Hempsher, A. Rollman, J. Shibe, L, DelDeo, J. Bonnes. SECOND ROW: J. Carr lmanagerl A. Carr, F. Orobone, J. Hoagland, J. Marciniszyn, T. O'Hara, J. Hegarty, T. Sheeky B. Gresh, R. Murdock. THIRD ROW: W. Ferguson, J. Hill, R. Van Horn, G. Clifton J. Larison, J. Brauer, D. King, V. Janusky, T. Burak. FOURTH ROW: A. Filoreto V. Shields, J. Rupertus, J. Kestner, W. Cregan, J, Bauer, R. Verraffi, G. Sfralfs, R. Fachef, T. Galia, T. Finegan, T. Danials. FIFTH ROW: F. Rust, J. Keenan, T. Borne- man, V. Czysweski, J. Hegarty. I I I I 5 X-NAL K. T. Daniels hurls himself vault warm-up. TRACK SCHEDULE April 14 West Catholic, Roman Catholic 2l St. Thomas More 25 Penn Relays May 2 Father Judge, St. James 3 Delco Championships 5 Monsignor Bonner, North Catholic 7' LaSalle, St. Joseph 9 Bishop Neuman, Cardinal Dougherty 13 Bishop Kendrick 16 League Championships 25 State Championships E , ABOVE: One, two, three . . . and he's over. T. Galia hops over the crossbar. LEFT: W. Ferguson and Marciniszyn painfully break the wind barrier. BELOW: l shot a put into the air, it tell to earth, I know not where. P. Morrone entertains the spectators. Jthqi ms ,.,. 0-'E , , -Z! 6fQl?m:. BELOW: Is he, or isn't he? T. Wynne slides under o fast cotcher. I I 'V . Z 5 , n J .W ' '1 at Xxgnxi , fc .saws-r N fa 'vs V., ABOVE: I've got it. R. Rullo scons the sky for cu pop fly. RIGHT: A hard hit into right field. Buffer J. Ryan caught before taking of? for second bose. , 5 f Q -SWAT xii: Q xl April May lll John Bartram High Sharon Hill Archmere Academy Salesianum St. Thomas More Bishop Neumann West Catholic Bishop Kendrick Salesianum Bishop Neuman St. Thomas More Monsignor Bonner Bishop Kendrick West Catholic NJ' lr FIRST ROW: J. Cunningham, A. Nacrelli, F. Rullo, J. Murphy, T. Wynne, A. McVey, S. Pompilli. SECOND ROW: R. Rogers, J. Carroll, J. Ryan, B. Wagner, J. Feather- stone, J. Segrin. THIRD ROW: V. Villanova lmanagerl, Mr. J. Mooney lCoachl, J. Burke, J. Gianpalmi, D. Raezer, T. Murtaugh, F. Gallagher, C. McKenna. Args! F7109 f m i l w , , f AN. '-.. . 03' . f,, x- I ABOVE: Farm team umps can be f:5.5' wg? I ,xv-Ri5,K.,,-?,:,Qe.i'f, L. .VH.. rough! But the catcher doesn't seem , , . W, , ,. ,img A. ,,:-a. cf-. . W .I. . A, - -. to mind. RIGHT: V. Trosmo takes his 1 ,- ,:.3f ,54535y base f J V ' ' -' 4 . 4. T' -M., yy,-f'u , ,4 , W... ,,,, , ,., A ,L . W, ,,-'3.f,,-xt., ,Q ,gJ,... wb-',, 5 A , , P Golfers ' f n J X . .xx ' x., H' , 1.4 4.01 f . I ' . 3 . Joe Pancho Bigham lobs a quick return over the net. E. Bell waits for the return play. v gf? ' ,ff as The first five of our newly formed golf team are J. Fey, J. Doherty, F. Brennan, J. Doyle, and D. Walsh. LEFT: J. Doherty and F. Brennan team up for a swing session. Father Edmund Wesolowski is coach of the golf team. V5 5- I.. OJ s Play O Tenn NJ i I . -i . J A V J 3 ,,. :slag ' Mr x 39 gp jd' Our newly formed tennis team moderated by Father Cyril Middendorf,,S.M. - KNEELING: M. Derrickson, J. Shields, J. Sheerin, STANDING: E. Bell, J. Bigham, F. Bingnear, T. Smith. s Winding up the ymr. . . ,.. . . . making the grand entrance. . . i Kr . .glowing with anticipation . . .. . waiting for the boy- reversing the usual procedure. . . TQ Q . i 'ki 59' ' . 'V f fi ' 9 ' A V QV i i ,. Miter .uw-1 '-e I 12144:-be 1- - f or 1' 1 K ' t standing in the midst of our 113 achievement. . . i ll' .. . marveling at the decorations. . . pausing for refreshment. . . Oi5ql' 'A 'n .S I . . .singing the latest release. . . dancing in an IsIand Paradise ,, , 'Mi' it 1 x KX 114 r C s Q ri in D-4 Sa' ,, if v K I i 2, x - .TQ3 'Q ix? ii-A if' I , C if ' ' Q , 1 in V . Q!!! wa 'X f rv 1 's Q -... 5 ...beginning the long remembered evening . .. N- H, rx: Q we 1 55 nearing 3:00 ci.m. .. ...enioying the evening os much we did... ...enjoying The after-prom entertain-Y ment -. r Nfl s X -v wvvvivevgv OS pc A A 115 -4- Service Mr. John Elwood serves St. James as expert carpenter. Our cheerful kitchen staff: Mesdames Marie Ousey, Catherine Maggio, Margaret Mahoney, Mary Parylak, Marie Mirgme, Louise Boulla, Rose DeSanto, Nancy DePrisco, Mr. Jack Bozn- ango, Mrs. Lena Uachetti. Mr. John Mackey, Mesdames Mary Artymovich Fanny Uolounik, Ann Pinkoivitz, Rose Solomihak, N Stephanie Paivlack, Anastasia Zrbytk and Mr. -Y'-91 Thomas Ousey, Mrs. Catherine Casino and Mrs. Mary Tyson-behind the snack bar counter. ACKNOWLEDGEME TS A special debt of thanks now goes to Mr. Sterling Conover and the entire staff of the Hambleton Co., Wilmington, for complete co- operation in the printing of our book, to the very patient and cooperative staff of the Carl Wolf'Studio, Philadelphia, to Father Eugene Carlen, S.M., principal, for budget approval, to Bro. Thomas J. Doyle, S.M., moderator of the i958 BLUE AND GRAY, to Mr. Frank Brennan for his exceptional art work and football layout, to . .oe Bro. Donald Gaskill, S.M., for lending his invaluable experience for the selection of photographs and tips for the selection of type and the offset process, to Bro. William Chamberlain, S.M., for the tedious hours of developing the clockwork theme, correcting proofs, to Father Robert Ryan for handling the senior portraits, to senior editors 116 David Bruhin and David Barnard. r ' ,fu x Q :N- , W , ,+..,fr' JA , -1. . gf ' .Ig.f? 5 ' ' fx.. , v ' 'F s ' fu vs. !, -5 .v is , . A 0-V K ' 4. 4 -1, 'I 5' k ,L ' ' i A 1 . ' A .Aff ff' as ...ggi . 4. ' - K H' 9' n 1- : . I. J s 4 .4 I g , ,U . , , ' U ' gp.. Q .Mb 4 A Q Y: f . ,- , 'x . ,si 1' NH W. .vw-am .,, . Q: Wi l' 2' wg A ...Q F7 is , 5' 1 if A 'V' 'Y 'X I f, . ,j K -. P 5 5 ' 3 'wi!5,N.,,. 4 - ws I 4 f . Y t W EQ? 1 ' ' an 7 1? V 5 , U I .fu 'mf l Pi h ? J? ,, A'Nu ' . Yum , . Q,P,A I iik V!7,1::kVT N,:: X K , I K - Q Mlm Akkr V K mm k h ,. . x N -M N.-...M M M gm, 3 ,,,...,1 1 WAYG . x M
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