St James Catholic High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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Qffsrsa PENN, as 5 fo Q 5 K U 'S ls X 19 g L GJ - - - - A . -4 xl ' 'VV' vvv T U7 y v Il t x I I Published by the students of SAINT JAMES CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Chester, Pennsylvania PRCDLID CDF THE PAST EN W PLANNING THE FUTURE f I f'! f, , I' . ' -X 1 ,Q E 5 A xx , 12 Mr. Edward McGinley of the parents' association presents a portrait of Msgr. Adolph Baum, founder and first rector of St. James, to Father Eugene W. Car- len, S.M., principal of St. James from 1956 TO 1959. F LASH-BACK St. James openediin 1940 in the former St. Robesrtjs parish, grammar and higlq school. lt was named St, James in memory of FathertiJomesf-Tinftminsywho, as a former pastor of1St. Mic'h'oel's,'was interestedgin haying ct clligcesgndhgglgh ,school for Chester. On September 4.2, 1940, they first school day in the history of St, James, his wish came truef Therewere tensmembers on the faculty headed by Fr. Adolph Baum for J g tVheN241Mstudents. 1 14745 version of gym at St. James Pointing to 'r After thirteen years, it became apparent that the studem'b99lY,.l19d..Qoutgrown its fa- cilities. Therefore, on October 19, 1953, igfiound was broken for the new building. eiflfhe old auditoriuim-cafeteria-TJ711nasium- study hall became isimplyna claieteria, with 'separate facilitieisufor the' other activities? 4 'tsl-the Old bvilding had 13 classrooms try- ing to housee800 students. Twenty-four imore-rclassroomstwereradded cinclilt us came ,,.,ObQQl5f91JI' present school. . Mass of Dedication ofthe new school-Cele- brant, His Eminence John Cardinal O'Hara, Commencement exercises for the Deacon, Father Francis O'Reilly,Sub-Deacon, Class of 1957-first graduation under Father John Dunion. Marianist faculty. I 3 'T 1: , iv fe?Qwf, ' -ff F Q- J ',r.:4-'A W Ax kr A I j 'A uhh, ij . 1 if R 4 1: if gn, 3 A 5 G we-9. Achievement Sf. James gym- 1956 version. il .,,,.g,'---,..,.e,,.,M, .e , e n it Mx df' E 5 ,s 5 I j. 1' x s M 1- WM. ,Mm 9 4 of a vw 'r 1 A' Q X' 5 N., x 6 XA M l NX NN Z N X W, X ,N x Q Jyx' x o .X xx, ' V' r X '-Q sis N MMM- x 1' if 4 k 'J' W e .eu .41 of-V Hierarchy HIS EMINENCE JOHN CARDINAL O'HARA, C.S.C. Archbishop ofPhilc1deIphio vs. wg Mi In GEF, 33 Jthw ip Tip nfl, QT 'iff . f suvmovmuwc f O Qaua unuummqik THE MOST REVEREND J. CARROLL MCCORMICK, D.D. Auxlllczry Bishop ofPhlIc1delphlc1 THE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH McSHEA, D.D. Auxlluory Bishop of Phllcdelphlo RIGHT REVEREND MSGR. EDWARD M. REILLY, J.C.D., l.l..D. Superintendent of Schools Archdiocese of Philadelphia Msgr. Reilly and Msgr. Boum ot the cornerstone lciyingofthepresentschool building on Morch 25, 1954. Diocesan Superintendents REVEREND FREDERICK J. STEVENSON Assistant Superintendent RIGHT REVEREND MSGR. JOHN J. GRAHAM, D.D. SUPERINTENDENT FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION 7 e t X t f ee Y KK or ggi! 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Qs 5 I I Provincial Supervisor of the X My X NX 'N 'J ' fx if Cincinn D , W f f , W , f H X f 1 i X N JAMESPDARBYI Pi-LD. it , t , f ,t , ff X if iii fi, X f fi!! if t it i I, it it iW,iitiWlt iti,i twtmmxwx MISS MARY BAUER MISS GENE DOWLING MRS. MARY CALLAHAN Secretary School Olifice Secretary Student Office Assistant Secretary Faculty BR JOSEPH MOHRHAUS, S.M., B.S. Assistant Principal Maruanist League FR. HARRY BIRKHEAD, B.A. St. Raphael Homeroom D-I, Religion I, Bowling Mod- erator, Freshman Sodality, Freshman Mod- erator oderator .xg lil? ,rfssim I KY .N P If ,'lf?.m 1. . il 7? .1 , if I. filgfi. fini ' sf 4 'HI BR. ANTHONY BISHOP S.M., M.Sc. General Science, Driver Education MR. JOSEPH COSGROVE, B.A. Homeroom C-3, English II, Tennis Moder ator MR. FRANCIS BRENNAN, B.S. Art I-II-III, Head Football Coach, Stage Sets, Blue and Gray Art MR. VINCENT DI MARCANTONIO B.A. Homeroom A-7, Problems of Democracy BR. BERTRAND BUDY, S.M., B.A. Homeroom C-2, Latin ll, French I, Sopho- more Sodality, Co-Moderator of Sodality MR. MICHAEL DiPIETRO, B.A. Homeroom B-6, Business Organization, Economics IO BR. THOMAS DOYLE, S.M., B.A. e f Homeroom B-5, Religion lll, Student Coun- 4' cil Moderator, Co-Moderator of Sodality 1. A. ..wn4.Hn-2 Q r BR. DONALD GASKILL, S.M., B.A. Homeroom C-l, Biology, Sports Movies, . Band Moderator, Variety Show, Sopho more Sodality, Sophomore Counselor lTransferred in Januaryl .' QR BR. JOSEPH DUFFY, S.M., M.A. 'P Homeroom A-6, Business Law, Office Proc' I M new A i tice, Religion ll, Bowling Coach, Program I I Campaign, Fall Festival, Senior Guidance, Senior Rings and Blazers 4 l D BR. DONALD GMUER, S.M., B.S. IN ED. Homeroom A-5, English ll, Bookkeeping, Cafeteria Supervision, Freshman Sodality, Freshman Basketball Moderator FR. JOHN DUNION, B.A. S St. Michael ' ' Homeroom C-5, Plane Geometry R in -i-', BR. EDWARD GORIE, S.M., M.A. Homeroom B-2, American History, Cross- Country Coach 9 r is ,wig BR. ADOLPH JABLINSKI S.M., B.A. Homeroom D-8, Religion I, English I, Fresh- man Sodality MR. JOSEPH LOGUE, B.S. Physical Education, Varsity Football Coach BR. ADOLPH KALT, S.M., M.A., B.S. IN LIBRARY SCIENCE Library, Library Staff MR. ROBERT MAHONEY, B.A. Homeroom D-6, English I, Physical Educa- tion, Varsity Line Coach BR. DONALD McCOY, B.S. Homeroom C-I, Biology, Sports Movies Sophomore Sodality, Stage Crew MR. WILLIAM LAVIN, B.A. BR. FRANCIS MCCULKEN, S.M., B.A Homeroom B-3, English III, Bark Modera tor, Public Relations Homeroom Mathematics B-7, English Ill, Applied .. J-N.. ,A ,.. i , ,,,, 31, r x , wx . BR. JOHN MCGOWAN, S.M., B.S. Homeroom B-I, Physics, Science Club Moderator FR. JAMES MEEHAN, B.A. St.Joseph Homeroom A-4, Religion IV, Football Moderator, Senior Moderator BR. JOHN MCGRATH, S.M., B.5. Homeroom D 8, General Science, Alge bra I, Track Moderator 'Qin-. FR. CYRIL MIDDENDORF, s.M., MA. Religion III, IV, French I, Senior Sodality, School Chaplain, Tennis Advisor, Junior Moderator MR. JOHN MCKINNEY, B.A. Homeroom C-6, General Business, Prob- A gay atmosphere prevails at the Iems of Democracy, Varsity Basketball faculty lUnCl'l. Coach FR. PAUL MIKLOSLOVIC, J.C.D. St. John Nepomucene French Ill, IV, Latin Ill MR. ROBERT OLD, B.A. World History, American History MR. JOHN MOONEY, M.A. Homeroom A-3, Freshman Football Coach, JV Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach FR. FRANCIS O'REll.LY, M.A. St. John Chrysostom Dean of Discipline, Reading Instruction, Cafeteria Supervision, Alumni Association BR. FRANCIS MORAN, S.M., B.S. IN ED. Homeroom D-2, World History, Variety Show, Stage Crew, Rally Moderator, Band Moderator MR. THOMAS PAYNE, B.A. Homeroom D-7, Algebra l, Variety Show Business Music Band Director Variety Show, Oper- Shop class of 1942 FR. ROBERT RYAN, M.A. Holy Cross English IV, Religion IV, Yearbook, Pho tography Club, Senior Prom, Senior Pic tures, Guidance BR MICHAEL REAUME, S.M., B.A. Homeroom D 3 Latin l, Algebra l, Fresh mon Sodality Radio Club FR. GEORGE SCHNEIDER, B.A. St. Robert Homeroom B-4, Physics, Electricity, Radio C.A.P. Chaplain nl' 5 1 ' nf fl? Did. I Q.,-3 E39 mimi! la? E, i BR. FRANCIS SCHROEPFER, S.M., M.S. Plane Geomery, Algebra I, School Store FR. JOHN WALSH, M.A. Our Ladyof Perpetual Help Homeroom C-7, Religion Il, Guidance BR. ROBERT SPRINGMAN, S.M., B.A. Homeroom D-7, Algebra I, Variety Show Ad Drive FR. EDMUND WESOLOWSKI, B.A. Our Lady of Charity Chemistry, Athletic Director, Golf Moder ator BR. HENRY STREB, S.M., M.S. IN ED. Typewritrng I-II-Ill, Sophomore Sodalrty MR. DONALD ZELINSKI, B.A. English ll, Biology, Track Coach I P if . W' ' f, ' mm x 3 -rx 4 ,Q .1 ' w .J K V if in ' f if A , 'f ff , Q, lftlf' 520 lm Apirif ofour 4cA.oo! i5 zleioicfaal on our Jen! Ay ffne Aurnin? famln, Me 5ym40!0fz1vifA and prayer. :YLQ GQ, of! Cjlwdfer i5 relorannfez! Ay ffm .Vigo-Alnilo Auifhng IIA imfmrfanf inzzllufry. ,744 Jymgog of ffm afzodfafafe U! Jqamu lfze Q-eaf, flu: ,oafron mini of our 56400K are Me ,WJ of maffwfom, fha pigrimii my ,WJ flux ,!f,',1L,',1? 5A2fg jAe4e gym-ea Arm a emu Auloporfecl Ay Me open 14004, IAQ Ay1nAo!o!.J6zowAr!ge. Ouemrfzaplowing ffm crow are My wing: of a fzlwe, emfmmatzc of ffm .ffofy Spmf, My ln5fJiralion. of our Jfuclanfd. .cjvlw Apirif anal foyahg of 52. Hlzerfli .Si:Aoo!, HQu.ae Jurdum cfuaerz'feH-- Algae! flnogie linings Mai are agoua H-,are emgocliezl in ou Jeafad our mafia. .7Ai4 nag dfucheaf carefuffy, 54014611 fem! fo inmfiff in aacA Jfuclenf a greafar Awe, zeaf am! foyahy Kar Ala 5cAooZ 'YYXU BH ,Q Q, f X ., 2 QP' 'i fo ' 2. ix . . fo s . N 'D 2 ' tn ?. M 1 . -Xu 'X I 0 'Qi QW ' xx Front row: P. DiMeo, J. Doyle, G. Trefz, R. Ashby, V. Lin den, J. Doran, T. Hoopes, R. Sullivan. Second row: R. DeBerardinis, R. Fedgchin, T. Donovan, R. Vlaminch, J. Bielicki, M. Palamar, J. Marks. Third row: J. Filliben, T. Conlin, J. O'Brien, W. Delvescovo, M. Gardner, T. Ryan, J. Deluca, R. lezzi. Fourth row: M. Foster, R. Verratti, Je- J. O'Doherty, E. Lacianca, and T. Ryan watch in amazemment as Br. McDowan explains the use of pul- leys. ,gf 2,-,NN rome McGowan, L. Ciesielski, J. Burk, J. Courtney, P. Davis M. Roccia. Fifth row: M. Lastovvka, R. Stelling, John Mc Gowan, J. Johnson, J. Calnan, W. McQueeney, H. Hazen C. Harrison. Sixth row: A. Kwiatkovvski, V. Maiewski, A Tilson, J. O'Doherty, H. Pastusek, T. Murtaugh, J. Petchkof ski, E. Lacianca, R. Corbin. OFFICERS R. VERRATTI President J. O'BRIEN Chairman of Spiritual Committee T. RYAN Chairman of Extra-curricular Committee T. Murtaugh Chairman of Temporal Committee Xw Front row: G. Troy, L. lacono, T. Viotti, W. Hellard, P. Lay, Geary, P. Caciatore, R. Gorney, W. Dower, B, Oczkoggkil R. Shive, C. Hyp, J. Yeager. Second row: A Mannes, W. Fifth row: A. Pavlik, F. Dargavage, E. Linden, A. Mathes, Matkiwsky, E. Keith, D. Benz, B. Valerio, V. Ferriola, E. J. Comprone, B. Uryc, J. Oetzel, D. Klanga, M, Recd, Sixth Ebner. Third row: V. Mattei, S. Kosloski, K. Joyce, J. Bur- row: S. Rzucidlo, L. Strocko, M. Duncan, R Waychunas, F. bidge, L. O'Hora, J. Gallagher, T. Baynes, W. Toner, A. Domingos, J. Smoyer, L. Tenaro, J. Urban. Klarman. Fourth row: J. Frank, R. Galia, L. Gillick, U -1:5--1' Q 45 A, .f r. OFFICERS J. GALLAGHER President W. TONER Vice President L. O'HARA Treasurer T. BAYNES Secretary K. JOYCE Sergeant-at-Arms P. Br Bert Buby s French class ioins in a chorus A , f ,,,,:f V tx. Q Y - 1.2: f F 1 Ti of AIouette. i L f Avi! . fi OFFICERS F. GALLAGHER President H. DOYLE Vice President R. STEIN Treasurer J. FRANCIS Secretary W Macielag R Miccorelli R McHugh an E Sulek discuss the Jumor Prom Front row: J. Scutti, L. Scheib, G. Orzell, T. Garvey, C. Kuhls, R. Pierlott, R. Stein, S. Mayberry, A. lancale, C. Wil- son. Second row: J. Francis, R. Petrilli, W. Tynan, C. Tara- borelli, C. Olszewski, R. Savage, F. Smith, H. Doyle, L. Piziak, R. Melchiorre. Third row: T. Quinn, M. Lynch, P. Devaney, J. Specht, J. Bradley, D. Dougherty, A. McClay, R. Strag, J. Walsh, J. Tierney, P. Timko. Fourth row: P Klein, N. Dennis, W. Chmiel, C. Greisser, R: Coyle, Ed- ward Sullivan, R. Larkins, F. Gallagher, R. Bush, E. lm- brogno. Fifth row: J. Juliana, J. Plesh, W. Schudlak, E Buckley, V. Buono, Eugene Sullivan, C. Sanbe, J. Carr lAbsent: Tom Masters.l Mika Front row: G. Grace, J. Hemsher, R. Gebhardt, D. Bradford, J. D'Ambrosio, M. Carroll, J. Cipollone, R. Dewey, J. Arentz, M. Evans. Second row: F. Dougherty, J. Keenan T. Hasson, D. Bush, D. Crafts, J. Fey, F. Bray, F. Blagman, N. Ferriola. Third row: J. lzzo, J. Dougherty, J. Duffy, R. Delgott, T. Fries, F. Carroll, J. Klinger, R. Becker, F. De f 1'- J '-1' nt. ,t n 1 g n l fg:!ik fn,.'w,.. ' - ,ham . I r.'i.l. l sig' X Ang. 1 f . 1 -.-K x , ini .. -N. 134'- Sante, J. Harbin. Fourth row: J. Falconi, R. DiFelice, F. Tuohey, W. Guy, B. Baron, R. Gilpin, E. Crowley, T. Flan- agan, J. Kammerer. Fifth row: J. Connor, J. Canavan, C. Hallahan, P. Jorgensen. lAbsent: P. Borak, W. Dipeso, M Hogan, W. Donohue, L. Janusiewicz, W. Kosierowski.l Br. Gorie's American History class enioys one of his rare smiles as he points to the weekly newsmup. OFFICERS i J. DOUGHERTY President M. HOGAN Vice-President T. HASSON Secretary 21 Front row: A. Schoen, J. Tracy, R. McHugh, J. Lindenberg, W. Sarkees, H. McCrea, A. McLaughlin, R. Miccarelli, E. McGee, J. Kyle. Second row: J. McGinley, E. Marge, R. Todd, N. Summa, R. Rollman, P. Riley, J. McCain, J. Nor beck, M. McFadden. Third row: C. Pennington, J. Lewis, R. Starr, E. Sulek, L. Tallarida, J. Older, J. Nasino, W. Br. McGowan scouts the class as they un- dergo one of his torturous Physics tests. Creegon, W. VanHorn, T. Davis. Fourth row: D. Trainor F. Rust, J. Losak, D. Olivieri, A. Perkoskie, T. Yeager F Pace, S. Pietras, A. Redding. Fifth row: H. Olszewski W - Macielag, E. Sharp, W. Simms, C. Young, R. Sutcliffe J OFFICERS TODD President TRACY I Vice President NORBECK ll Vice President YOUNG III Vice President LINDENBURG Secretary First row: J. Boyle, J. Butler, R. Ciriello, M. Dickens, R Burke, J. l-lenesey, R. Boyle, J. Gabrielle, L. Farah, A. Boc cella. Second row: J. Hayes, A. Billinger, J. Dullea, T Finn, F. Conlin, R. Belczyk, T. Collins, J. Golden, J. Guar ente, J. Flory. Third row: J. Campbell, K. Curtis, W. Cini J. Ciach, F. Brehony, J. Dickerson, W. Czaplicki, J De OFFICERS J. HAGGERTY President J. CIACH Vice President J. DEFONZO Treasurer R. ClRll.l.O Secretary V. DiCAMlLLO Sergeant-at-Arms , -Y v E Q Q--ar' ' W-:..---1. -- . - 1 0 , x A , Q. '- 4 L These smiles will be erased after twenty grueling push-ups. OFFICERS M. NICKLOS President W. SACCO Vice President C. VONA Treasurer F. WOOD Secretary Front row: J. Farrell, M. Pasela, D. Tront, K. Drake, L. Pen- Gehean, W. Sacco, R. Prygon, C. Houpt, J. Simon Fourth rose, J. Trynovich, M. Nicklos, William Loveland, J. Stud- row: T. Manley, F. Stevens, R. Newlin, R. McNamee Wal zinski, J. Rosemann. Second row: E. Walters, F. Omlor, ter Loveland, V. Kashnoski, C. Shivery, M. Jones, R Russ J. Orlando, W. Houghton, F. Korenkiewicz, J. Leiman, H. ell, J. McGinn. Fifth row: J. Tomasso, W. Meighan D Logan, H. Keenan, J. Shaefter, R. Jones. Third row: J. Mingis, T. Rush, S. Piccioni, C. News, C. Vona, F Wood Kelly, R. Sides, G. Wood, D. McFadden, T. Street, W. Mc- S. Spangler, J. Leary, J. Scone. i fi- l I X -1 .Q Front row A Hubert J Sgro J Gourduer A Pulltl J der Third row C McCallum R Koway,J. Friel T Ncuvm May J Mlaza M Narcclvcige E Kelly J Krok T Cour F Osowskl S Vlscuso F Dc1lecindro,J. Escher,J Skulskl sey Second row J Glover R Messick J Grasberger E J Raftovlch Fourth row C Lewis, J. Opet, G Gordon LOVER President UBERT Vice President lEl. Secretory cu nd J Frlel T Schreiber, F. Daleandro T Coursey G Iacona, and A Puliti received honorable mention in the Hire The Handicapped poster con Front row: C. Clark, J. Donlevie, L. Rodriques, M. Scrabut T. Murray, J. Goslin, R. Monk, J. Savinski, J. Mahon, G Gorman. Second row: J. Tompkins, L. Herlost, E. Connolly, E. Shaetter, A. Scattolini, A. Dempsey, S. Madzelan, W. Ganster, J. Coleman. Third row: T. Curtius, P. Pershbach R. Mekenney, J. McAndrews, J. Boinfa, J. Getek, J. Neikam X A group of sophomore enthusiasts arrive at school early. B. Briscoe, V. Butcrkis, F. Sbandi. Fourth row: J. Geraghty J. Sohaney, J. O'Doherty, W. Lilly, C. McDermott, T. All- man, J. Rose, J. Pasdalski, R. Imber. Fifth row: W Zvarych, E. Mangan, J. Martin, H. Kneidinger, P. Brennan R. Kornafel, R. DeNigl1t, W. Thomas, E. Kavetski. V V r ! . . X' . N Q: OFFICERS . -,Q c. MCDERMOTT , X President V , ' xx R. IMBER 51. ' Vice President J' - F. SBANDI s Q . Vice President Q .yr ' - J J. DONLEVIE Vice President .J J. MCANDREWS Secretary bf' First row: J. Hayes, D. Chew, L. Judge, R. Kruba, T. Bren nan, J. Fitz, J. Gornick, M. Blair, J. Dechant, J. DeProphe tis. Second row: R. Constantine, B. Concannon, M. Bolin ski, J. Cooper, J. Coultes, J. Boucher, J. Kranyak, J. Horan P. Cannoe. Third row: R. Hawkins, A. Abbott, B. Brownei A grand council is held before classes by some of C-3's personnel. . A . .. it sgscfsw K . W. Kotwicki, J. Ariza, N. Buonato, P. lverson, W. Civitello J. Garcia, D. Daly, R. Crimmey. Fourth row: B. Dougherty P. DiPietro, G. Fraley, W. Gavin, F. Keeney, W. Kelly, E Dupuis, T. lgnudo. Fifth row: L. Barnaby, S. Kernicki, J James, R. Dabkowski, M. Konachik, J. Finnegan, R. Janton G. Kobryn. OFFICERS J. GARCIA President T. IGNUDO Vice President A. ABBOTT Vice President W. CIVITELLO Vice President l.. BARNABY Secretary +'x '--C., 'N-Q? ,097 ...sw y 27 OFFICERS S. LEWIS President C. PISTONE Vice President J. PEOPLES Secretary T. SIMMONS Treasurer Three sophomores look Iongingly at the last pretzel. Front row: E. Yurkevicz, P. Tyrell, D. Thurstlic, W. Watson, M. Plitnik, J. O'Doherty, R. Reinecker, T. Trezona, C. Mc Elrone, F. Scioscia. Second row: F. Sadusky, A. Urban, A. Maillie, H. Oldfield, R. Rafa, E. Pistone, P. Sullivan, N. Tallarida, S. Wozny. Third row: A Roche, H. Sorensen, J. Murray, J. Lavin, T. Nolan, J. Plaisant, H. Parkin, J. Welsh, J. Savage, E. Weis. Fourth row: B. Rettzo, R Rhoades, E. Woods, R. Lay, W. Maguire, M. McAnany J. Phillips, J. Yadavia, J. Olszewski. Fifth row: G. Malick R. Suda, T. Simmons, F. Skirven, P. Rohana, T. Laws, I Peoples, W. Sproule, W. McCarthy, T. Morris. OFFICERS J. TEOFILAK President E. CREELY Vice President F. ZDAN Secretary C. SALMIERI Treasurer I am next, says Mr. Logue to C-8 in gym class. Front row: R. Kyle, T. Salerno, M. Hayburn, M. Pasqualini, C. O'Melia, J. Gallo, J. Keeney, T. Pitts, T. Keeney, J. Kee ney, J. Mooney. Second row: J. Bullard, C. Palmer, M. Pic ciani, T. McGlinn, R. Remick, S. Mutz, G. McDonough, M. Carr, J. Donlevie, C. Salrnieri. Third row: F. Speckhals, D. Sabatelli, R. Pollard, J. Barnes, M. Poleck, J. Ahmed, J. K Callahan, J. Noonan, W. McCoach, R. Prince. Fourth row J. Lewis, J. Rowland, D. McGinn, J. Bittner, E. Creely, A Falasco, J. Schatz, J. Smythe, R. Connolly. Fifth row: R Hulton, T. Phillips, R. Spanier, P. Carreras, T. Conte, C Schrieber, F. Zdan. lAbsent: R. Peters, J. Teofilak.l Front row: R. Sutsko, C. Malinowski, W. Tracey, R. Kuz- minski, S. Leiman, W. Kranyak, A. Luchansky, J. George, C. Barrow, J. Gorrie. Second row: T. Gavin, F. Liott, J. Haines, A. Coupe, G. McManus, P. Sheeky, T. Battinieri, R. Vona, E. Trosino. Third row: J. McClay, E. Grant, M. Terenick, M. Holland, A. Fizzano, W. DuFFy, J. Schwartz, 1. if i'...j J. Reardon, A. Cibotti, D. Delaney. Fourth row: P. Schlit- sey, W. Hickey, N. Sardou, S. Ventura, W. Young, W. Meinzer, R Miazga, M. DelVacchio, B. Matuliewich. Fifth row: J. Zgleszewski, W. Gill, E. Pescatore, W. Malinowski, M. Maloney, W. Cairns, E. Kuzminski, R. Gray, T. Bright, H. Blundin. f .-:1:.22g'-It f ygr wT'.Z ..4::E2E: ' 5'f53i7lZ r-Nffllliii'-:flJl1'.i l::l ll ,J-.::::.f' ..'ZLl.li '- ' A. lr ' 7,i',ifll .5-..T'..':: ..??fjj5Ni ,,,,,...,,.Q ,lf fpvpzggzzzgyl Q, ,S 1-.fllmwwfv ,,l,,.,,,,fzf.,n' ,,H:J::::,fi,,, h:'.,,,.h -. - Q . ' .,,g5..,,,,jjy ,T Iliff nuuuuluvnmnn A J fff' Cl -i-.1 llnm ' l llllll-,li . . . !.'.:L. 'l ' Bro. Adolph Kalt, librarian, explains the ll'.ll Dewey Decimal system to C-4. l ft ' OFFICERS W, z -U, BRIGHT ' President CIBOTTI Vice President E. PESCATOR E Secretary KUZMINSKI Treasurer OFFICERS J. MCLAUGHLIN President ' J. DONOHUE Vice President S. SCIMECA Secretary G. DUGAN Treasurer g A - I think it's o microscope, says Bro. Gasklll ' '. f to his prize students. P, . Front row: D. Curley, T. McElwee, C. Schrass, J. Schum, W. Carroll, G. Stolz, F. Salvadore, G. Oronzio, T. Wil liams S Stanowski Second row W Sweene T Sor i , . . : . y, . g , R. Thuer, C. Regotti, J. Beaudet, W. Brounle, W. Boznango, J. Eagen, J. Mack, F. Donohue. Third row: F. Graziano, P Monkaitis, R. Prorock, G. Baumgart, J. Lewis, T. Mitchell, C. Ruchis, J. Conlin, W. Falcone, G. Dugan. Fourth row S. Scimeca, T. Hasiuk, C. Hartner, J. Berrang, A. Johnson, C. Twardowski, J. Worthington, L. Fitzpatrick, L. Clifford 11 Front row: R. Damario, S. Demski, R. Gromek, F. Boyle, A. Cortilesso, T. Bevilacqua, A. Ga Iioti G. Cucchi T. g I I Doonan, J. Falco. Second row: F. Bingnear, J. Jordan G. Connors, F. Aponiewicz, J. Cameron, R. April, A Del- v-1 grande, E. Inge, C. Brooks. Third row: S. Dusak, T. Judge ,A. Amalhfano, W. Carr, V. DiMarceIIa, A. Fry, L. Hall, S Biiansky, G. Faulkner. Fourth row: R. Fachet, L DiDomi- nicis, A. Follet, J. Cacciafore. W. Thomas shows his albino Guinea pig to T. Demsey and J. McAndrews. ua ,s i if 32 iiiiii 'T I R OFFICERS ROBERT HALEY President DONALD BORCKY Vice President GEORGE FAULKNER Secretary FRANCIS BOYLE Treasurer 'PL' -.1 ,n OFFICERS C. PUZZANCHERA President J. KELLY Vice President J. NARDONE 5 4' Secretary W. POWERS Treasurer . . . .. if ,. 1- . 1, .. 'Q fxfff. 'f ff-B f1f i .. S.. -T 4 - F f .- 'ff' s'rf?tf l4f ' .TM s A vs izffffvxx 'N 5 41 pj..,3.,.Vf:g,,, vias- E1QN,.'ig, wg..iigy6 af t - an t W' Y Bro. Streb congratulates J. Pazdalski on making his three words per minute. Front row: A. Ruggieri, A. Meli, G. McGee, W. Noctor D. McKinney, M. Toanone, F. Raftovich, E. Kienzle, T. Mc- David, K. Lynch, W. Muffley. Second row: V. Scheivert J. Kelly, J. Dunning, D. Long, J. Sharkey, W. Wade, J Wagner, H. Marshall, J. O'NeiII, R. Kronbauer. Third row: R. Marques, D. Kendig, C. Puzzonchera, J. McLaughlin G. Kertis, L. Yingling, J. Nardone, R. Malinowski, D. Mari nelli. Fourth row: J. Toth, T. Smith, L. Summa, D. O'Brien W. Powers, F. Raftovich, G. Merdian, R. Zelesnick, G Sheneman. T ' QWTI., Front row: W. Zamulinsky, M. Milone, P. Tresca, C. Mur taugh, W. Buschmeier, E. Eustace, W. Fromholzer, G. Keh Ier, M. McDevitt. Second row: J. Martin, D. Donlevie, J. Wood, J. Emory, T. Collins, A. Mazzei, G. Neal, H. Ko reiwo, J. Leary, R. McLaughlin, L. Ogurko Third row: J. McBride, E. Bell, D. Garvey, P. Close, S. Gogol, D. Bert- .i, if nisky, R. Berger, J. McLaughlin, D. Reilly, W. Selfridge. Fourth row: R. Mihalek, J. Gasperetti, T. Valent, J. Sissons, B. Sullivan, R. Bauer, J. Fee, L. Walz, A. McGinley. Fifth row: E. Lenard, E. Shisler, W. Bridy, T. Lastowka, J. Ver- non, R. Mundell, M. Dignazio, T. Paulick, E. Setaro Mr. Brennan checking the art work of u freshman class. OFFICERS M. MlLONE President D. DONLEVIE Vice President P. CLOSE 2nd Vice President T. COLLINS 3rd Vice President W. FROMHOLZER Secretary and Treasurer Donnelly, J. Vasquez, M. Nacrelli, C. Bartusiak, S. Holden. Front row: J. Hildick, D. Falls, J. O'Neill, J. Keegan, N. Dorman, O. Kaupas, F. Grasberger, C. Shearer, C. Tierney, R. Collachi. Second row: P. D'Annunzio, D. Martin, J. Nash, F. Wuiick, T. Remaize, M. Eckman, J. Gorman, F. McGovern, M. Cottey, J. Bugey. Third row: G. Nazarey, J. Grablusky, S. Jakubowski, W. Kupprion, R. Bellew, E. Q W Fourth row: J. Mitro, M. Borden, R. Cameron, L. Calvarese, T. DeLuca, G. Hoftman, J. DeBerardinis, T. Leahy, F. Was- mundski, M. Bilson. Fifth row: D. Hoagland, G. Bennett, J. Clark, G. Petchel, J. Lobodzinski, R. Liston, E. HoFfman, E. Gill, C. Woiciewski, L. Zwiebel. OFFICERS F. WASMUNDSKI President . KUPPRION Secretary M. NACRELLI Temporal Director F. WUJICK f Spiritual Director D. FALLS Spiritual Director Looking over some of the better art works of past years. 4 ,lf 55135: in W' ,lf A 4 li big r l i '1 1 ' . ..., gygg S .,.. F fr' ,,4a-ur Z H Dedication of the Service Wt. H banner at St. Robert's in 1942. 35 Eating lunch in the old auditorium- cateteria-gymnasium-study hall was quite a chore. x OFFICERS E I fc' f . I ai' J. MCELROY X President me i R. FEDERLE x 4 - lst Vice President l f T. MURRAY 2nd Vice President E. TAIT 3rd Vice President Front row: L. Emrick, D. Lonnquist, M. Clark, P. Carlin E. Tait, P. Sioma, R. George, J. Devlin, F. Garneski, R. Mal- loy. Second row: R. Yannone, R. Pellegrini, J. King, W. Matera, E. Dougherty, R. Klecko, M. Stetina, R. Federle J. McElroy, M. Fitzgerald. Third row: R. Lewis, W. Bagin- sky, C. Moroz, D. Tretz, G. Nardone, E. Dutty, T. Karpo- vich, T. Izzo, A. lanelli. Fourth row: J. Remaize, V. Ba ginsky, J. Wigo, T. Murray, J. Marck, R. Burns, J. Hurley D. Halloran, R. Kolinsky. Fifth row: W. Paier, C. Crow thers, L. Cairns, S. Dzedzy, S. Perkoski, J. Schneider, W Murphy, F. Brozozowski, M. MacNeilly, S. Golembieski Absent: D. Burbidge. 'KW 1 Front row: M. Furillo, H. Giovan, O. Cundy, R. Urban, T. Andrews, J. Weare, C. Sweeney, J. DeMaio, E. Kyser, D. Elia. Second row: J. Scherer, M. Garrison, R. Gliem, E. Zets, J. Ritz, R. Pompetti, A. lacone, E. McCormick, J. Eus- tace, M. D'Angelo, A. DiCarlo. Third row: J. Michette, T. Milligan, J. Gownley, F. McCormick, J. Mewha, E. Miazza OFFICERS R. SCHWEIZER President A. DiCARLO Vice President J. DeMAIO W Sheehan, J. Pasternak, R. Schweizer, J. Pluta. Fourth row: J. Harrington, J. Kuprion, M. Volutro, L. l.C1nGl1C1I1, J- Margrogan, E. Stein, E. Guy, G. Graham, A. Semeister, S. Karlunas, W. Haney. Fifth row: R. Battieieri, A. Fachet, A. Bozano, D. Shockley, J. Barbacane, S. Waters, M. Petry, S. Chomisiak. Secretary and Treasurer At least I can ride up and down on the elevator. Q F l PV' T3 4-.. W ll The modes of transportation vary through the years. oFFlcERs ,. T .W if S. MORELLI I President R. DIJULIA Vice President W. WILLARD Secretary J. THORNTON Temporal Director Front row: J. Calise, J. Thuer, J. Traub, J. Dewees, J. Mc Cafferty, J. Moore, B. Foster, W. Willard, J. Williams, J Read. Second row: R. McGowan, T. Henley, B. Campbell F. McKeon, E. Neary, S. Morelli, D. Cimohowsky, J. Mc- Anany, E. Lynch, W. Kearns, M. Losak. Third row: T. Kelly, J. Legg, J. Long, W. McDowell, R. Jennings, J. Slowick L. K!! ACK A. Niederriter, J. Nusbaum, C. Benner, E. McDaniel. Fourth row: R. Tenaro, R. Boyda, R. Battinieri, J. Thorton, C. Carr, R. DiJulia, J. Mays, J. McKeown, J. Hawrylak, D. Borcky, T. Peterson. Fifth row: T. Damario, J. Pluft, J. Ta- bot, P. Bozarth, W. Anderson, J. Dwyer, J. Ardes, L John- son, L. Fisher, C. McGlade. fs. ff- fi.. u -. - J 1 ,,.,,......1. , OFFICERS R. TOWNSLEY F President wx D. MCELANEY Vice President J. GRACE Treasurer c. onozoowsicu i jmw, Secretary l X. After only two weeks of work, the mobile balances. Front row: F. Siple, D. McElaney, S. Richards, R. Race, S. liams, E. Cresta. Fourth row: R. Townsley, W. Sweeney, Hoopes, T. Stradley, J. Messick, E. Pulokas, H. Novak, P. W. Comisiak, J. Grace, W. Anderson, C. Drozdowski, S. Getz. Second row: C. Denham, M. Manley, S. Krupinski, Rosinski, L. Bartos, W. Sharp, J. Forsythe. Fifth row: C. F. Harrison, H. Hubis, J. Oliver, J. Robinson, J. Daniels, Renda, J. Mersic, D. Byrne, J. Gorman, M. Eagen, H. J. Doran, T. Larkins. Third row: J. Festa, J. Mato, M. Gray- Hoard, J. McGinn, T. Trageser, C. Gartside. son, M. Shields, P. Sides, H. Simmonds, J. Wunder, R. Wil- -km. Front row: J. Dellamonica, H. Lewis, S. Kosloski, W. Smeck V. Zubrzycki, D. Begley, R. Jalbert, M. Flemming, M. Wiz- niak, J. Wixted. Second row: J. Connor, B. Beswick, T. Collins, G. Falconi, V. Malovich, F. Zuppo, W. Sloan, C. LaSpada, A. Crispin, G. Toland, C. Yannuzzi. Third row: J. Abbott, F. O'Neill, J. Zalewski, R. Scattergood, D. West, D. DiVito, J. Madzelan, F. Sellitto, J. Welsh. Fourth row V. Whiteford. L. Celli, J. Butler, J. Brennan, P. Holland W. Windisch, A. Dambrowski, J. Keenan, G. Karkocha Fifth row: R. Hamilton, W. Hickey, D. Russell, M. Orr, B Walsh, E. Hill. Absent: J. Turner, G. Sylvesteri. OFFICERS C. LGSPADA P'es'de l Back in the Forties, our Air Raid 5- Kai'-ggslgem wardens were prepared for anything. D. DiVlTO Treasurer G. FALCONI Secretary '41- rxA5H'BAcK fuzvnsm But l'm sure it's here, says a weary student as he searches through the stolen gym suits. ., af . .fa ta g.-ma.: ..4.g...:4JlL. Ag., ' j.v Q. . g. ,L . K rag rs. Front row: J. Chernokal, J. DeCarlo, J. Gorman, J. Bur- rell, R. Brown, A. Anfhony, F. Yancoskie, J. lanieri, R. Kelly, F. Koperna. Second row: W. Quaile, P. Pepe, A. Mszaneckyi, C. Mullaney, W. Murphy, J. Golola, J. Walsh, l. Szabo, J. Tierney, C. Green. Third row: J. Steckman, AY' T. English, L. Larkins, R. Stanback, L. Amalfitano, R. Gree ley, A. Kelly, G. Baron, M. Kulko. Fourlh row: R. Clan frani, R. Closs, R. Lyons, J. Green, J. Moore, J. Dougherty J. Silvey, M. Riley, D. Bressi, F. Gaudino, G. Pavlik. OFFICERS J. GOLATO President R. CLOSE Vice President J. SILVEY Treasurer W. MURPHY Secretary A volunleer band provides the noise at our pep rallies. Lay Q' Sly First row: W. Pager, D. Chew, J. Michette, P. Close, M. Smith, B. Wotson, S. Kosloski, J. D'Ambrosio, C. Shearer, M. Derrickson, G. Boumgort, T. Lorkins, A. Mc- Loughlin. Second row: J. Ccrr lMgr.i, H. Smeck, J. Roma- nosky, J. Scutti, T. Sheeky, R. Close, A. Morker, W. Del- Vescovo, W. Sutsko, J. Hemsher, R. Rollmcin, H. McCrea, W. Lilly, W. Van Horn, J. Bonnes lMgr.l. Third row: Bro. Altinger lModl, M. Lcistowkc, L. Schieb, M. Holland, R. Connolly, R. Stelling, B. Kelley, E. Dupuis, J. Linden, W. Blundin, V. Mciewski, C. Green, A. Pinter, Bro. Gorie lCoochl. 0 cool? Aw br Ji -nmfki-YG'W xv . ocgonigzo X Co I O10 ' u n r wt' 4 - 35:53. X J ,f .:. -741--Jim.. rvdlrl Bro. Gorie pointing out the different obstacles which will face the seniors in the next few meets. STANDOUTS in PAST YEARS John Blizzard Don Alderman Henry Sullivan Pat Adamonis Bernard Dugan Jim Hulings Robert Schwartz L06 Misimgle Coming through with a Jig1nrgre:ngIo First place for St. James, Joe Guilday as well as placing first in John Squire the meet, ls H. Smeck. Bill McGonigal Joe Feely Tom Connally Mike Marchesani Archie Rollman Harry Smeck vii R. Rollman, A. McLaughlin, R. Stell- ing, J. Hemsher, H. Smeck, E. Dupuis, J. Linden, and L. Schieb. Some ofthe cross country runners warming up for the coming meet. The wetter the better it seems for A. McLaughlin in the Cobbs Creek cham- pionships. , '...x..s1 4 'Z j 3 1 -' ' J' Q -rg -ff ' ' ,mf or , . , . ver W4 - . W. , 1 5 S L, AJ i Aliwuk -'ttf 'I'-ffl , S siifstgeigg-C35-fsssgs 13-P' ltkfx fftfp Qi., A ' c-P .k.,g3giAi i: 5555Sxg?4t4::.,:af4f'1'-eg' ' sfeisirt A 5 ' -f t 1 'f 1 Here George Clifton qualities for the 60-yard finals. At the annual Spiked Shoe meet held at Franklin Field, on March 19, athletes from Saint James accounted for two medals. Senior Dominic Janusky was awarded a silver medal for his high jump of 5'8 , and junior Robert Ver- ratti earned a silver medal for putting the shot 46'9 . H. Smeck setting the pace in the Catholic League Championships in which he placed fourth out of eleven schools. A. Marker, M. Derrickson finishing strongly at Fair- Reach tor the sky repeats Bro. Altinger mont park in the meet when doing those calisthenics, as Bro. against Neumann and Gorie and J. Bonnes look on. Lasalle. Q gm Y Kneeling: James Keating, John Skwirut, Ronald Shive, Louis Yocco. Standing: Robert Prygon, Robert Sides, Rich- ard Davis, Peter DiNicola, Br. Dufty lmoderatorl. arsity Bowling In i946 the Saint James Bowling team made its debut under the di' rection ot Father George Friel and Father Vincent Schneider, ln 1958 Brother Joseph Duffy, 5. M., became the moderator, and a year later the home lanes were changed from the Penn Rec to the Chester Pike Bowlero. Pete DiNicola, the only southpaw on the team, starts the ball curving to- ward the pocket. Ron Shive displays the torm that has made him a standout on the Varsity for three years. BOWLING AWARDS High Average-R. Shive Second High Average-R. Davis High Game-L. Yocco Second High Game-F. Greenhalgh High Series-R. Davis Second High Series-F. Greenhalgh SWEEP STAKES First-R. Starr Second--l.. Cuck Third-R. Davis VARSITY High Series-R. Shive-6lO High Average-R. Shive-l75 High Game-L. Yocco-1245 . . Bowling Rich Davis looks deter- Kneeling: George Gorman, William Mc- Coach. Standing: Robert Gray, Robert De- Night, William Cini, Br. Duffy lModeratorl. Bob Sides, the comedian ofthe team still retains a smile as he bowls. mined as he releases the ba l i 4 6 Intramural Bowling Bob Glowacki computes the score as the rest of the team anxiously awaits the results. 47 Joe Giampalmi pauses to stash away the day's collection of cans in the Var- sity Club Food Drive. Santa Claus lSt. James stylel as played by J. Larison, E. Lacianca, M. Foster, C. Wilson, and C. Twardowski. nd' are 13,45 If I n i We nu 'NIUE Varsity Club Ofticers: D. Mitro lTreas.l, D. DiJulia lVPl, J. Se- grin lSgt. at Armsl, J. Brauer lPres.l, J. Larison lRecording Sec.l, J. Shields lSec.l. Varsity Club Father Paul Landolfi, principal, admires the new Varsity Club blazers worn by J. Shields, J. Brauer, D. Mitro, and J. Segrin. f-nv 'r 'x -1 55 Q K' ,- N smfngx l l x., . f i V I 5 1 J' -- Q ' 1 'sr A N 2 1 at Ed Ryan wonders with Jack Segrin and Jay Brauer about the gener- iii fi it osity that made all of this possible. Wiki' 'Ihr ly 2 yy . r ..y... .t I s ' s's is ...J A . 4 - . J 3 5 fl. First row: J. Rupertus, J. Larison, J. Dougherty, J. Flana- gan, L. Miah, J. Giampalmi, J. Peltier, G. Mazza, J. Whaley, G. Burbidge. Second row: Mr. Brennan lhead coachl, J. Kelly, J. Shields, J. Segrin, D. Mitro, J. Keenan, J. Brauer, W. Toner, V. DiCamillo, H. Olszewski, J. Francis, Mr. Logan lhead coachl. Third row: Mr..Mooney lass't Football coachl, J. Losak, J. Petchkofski, T. Murtaugh, L. O'Hara, R. McHugh, J. Lewis, J. Burbidge, W. Young, T. Bright, J. Teofllak, D. Borcky, Mr. Mahoney lass't coachl. Fourth row: R. Hulton, J. Dutty, F. Dargavage, J. Peoples, T. Laws, J. Garcia, B. Butakis, S. Ventura, J. Donlevie. lAbsent: S. Pompilii, F. Gallagher, J. Gallagher, L. Ying- ling.l Bob Nugent, '43, has been scouting for St. James tor 3 years. Here he dis- cusses the scouting report for the Bon- ner game with Jim Gallagher, Dave Mitro, and coach Joe Logue. 4151305-xxmarb this ik' 'ir if si' if 'S' 'SH as St. James vs. Roman Catholic 26 27 An inexperienced St. James team losing by three touchdowns roared back in the second half to almost win its opening game. The conversion that would have won the game was stopped on the one foot line by Bob Kahana, Roman's All Catholic Half Back. St. James vs. West Catholic O 6 The Bulldogs lost their first game to West since l95l with a score of O to 6. lt is said that the last ten yards are the toughest, this proved true for the Jimmies as they were stopped at the nine-yard line and the six-inch line. The Jims with the help of the great defensive plays of Dave Mitro held the Burrs scoreless until the last quarter. St. James vs. St. Thomas More 18 O After dropping a heart breaker to West Catholic, the Jims outplayed the Golden Bears shutting them out and scoring three T D's to win by a comfortable margin. Out- standing for St. James was Leroy Miah and Pants Flanagan on offense, while Tim Mur- taugh stood out defensively. It looks as if they are rarin' to go. Mr. Brennan lhead coachl R. Vona, J. Teofilak, F. Dargavage, J Dougherty R. McHugh, G. Mazza, J. Flanagan, J Glampalmi J. Whaley. fi? J 0 Q B .YQ - sf ,ass 1' S, - 'X swf, St James vs Bishop Neumann St James had to put on the come from behind pressure to beat the Neuman pirates passed for a touchdown to Jim Shields in the third quarter and John Rupertus passed to John Whaley for another and lust as time ran out In the last quarter Rupertus passed to Frank Gallagher to make the score 19 l4 r fra ' 19 ' 14 M it 3 Q -,... l.,- gg Down l4-O, at the half, Jim Gallagher Jim Shields shows good form as defender closes ' on the play. St. James vs. Father Judge 14 0 While a stout defense led by Dave Mitro held the Crusaders scoreless, the Gallagher brothers managed to score all the points to help the Bulldogs to their third straight victory and second shutout of the season. St. James vs. LQ Salle O 28 Any hope St. James had for the Catholic League title was completely lost as the LaSalle Powerhouse rolled over the Jims to a 28-O win. The bright spots of that dreary day were the defensive plays of Co-captains Dave Mitro and Joe Kelly. guard Larry O'Hara Below: Another opponent is about to be knocked off his feet as Vito DiCa- millo blocks for Jim Gallagher. Joe Teofilak center FOOTBALL STANDOUTS in PAST 1941- 1942- 1943 1944- 1945- 1946 1 947 1948 -Donald P. Shea 1949- 1950- 1951 1 95.2- 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 Vito DiCamillo halfback -Walt Udovich' -Jim Christy John Judetind Allen Haley Chick Epright Bill Petit deMange Francis P. Desmond Joseph Ward Jack Nacrelli -Jack Nacrelli Frank Lippolis Lawrence J. Pierce Robert Hulton Donald P. Shea end Herman J. Sweeney Thomas F. Fannon John Donnelly Bob Mahoney John Dougherty Dick Cristy Bob Mahoney Dick Christy Don VanHorn Hank Nacrelli Tom DeFosse Joe Pullekinas Joe Pullekinas Ray Siminski Ray Siminski Butch Linden Ron Feinburg Leo Broadhurst A I X .1 1 .S , .. Q 'Q .N r A A v,4 fs ,J i. lt's that extra quarter-inch that , , , counts as Frank Gallagher out- Ed N'edz'e'ko stretches the defender. Michael Greenday Leo Broadhurst --Tom Wynne John Hegarty Fred Rullo c Charlie O'Hara J A George Stratts Nick Trainer Jack Rupertus says, Whew! Coach, it's hot out there to Mr. Brennan as Syl. Pompilii and Joe Kelly talk over the situation. .2 5 1 x ' .-f! kf 1 i' I .Q L4 , ,. W . As vfgfin . 1 . ,.. ,, . . , Q .. A 9 s su .J ,,1' St. James vs. North Catholic 22 0 1960's team looks good. Coach Bren- nan used mostly underclassmen in defeat- ing a stubborn North team. Leroy Miah had two good runs of 29 and 85 yards. Jim Gallagher looked impressive in his first starting role. Mitro, Pompilii and Veratti led the Bulldog defense. Aix X3 --g .nw . .-. .1 s P awe., . wsfzmff.sc,gfarzs-',- . ,. 1,., ,VJ ln the last week of August, when everyone else is thinking about pic- nics and swimming, the team goes to football camp. The first team to go to camp was the i945 aggrega- tion. The site of this initial holiday in hell was Long Beach lsland, N. J. The team stayed at the Baldwin Hotel in Beach Haven. St. James vs. Bonner 8 20 The Catholic League Champs were too much as they overpowered the Bulldogs at Lloyd Field. Bonner's power was centered in their strong running attack which proved to be the determining factor. Whaley scored the only touchdown for the Jims. This game was Homecoming Day for the St. James Alumni. St. James VS- Cardinal Dougherty 8 20 In the season finale the Dougherty speedsters consistently slipped through the Bulldog line and outran the Jim secondary. Miah put on a brilliant display of broken field running in scoring the only counter for the Jimmies. This game was the setting for the first annual Father's Day. ,. ', D- Y-, ' 2 -' ' ff-J. ' ,..gTf s - .. -Sf ......,,-0 ,ny .,. .-. Mm,,,, A dance step is borrowed from Speaking about the hotel, Mr. Brennan says, lt was a real fire trap, but it was all right with us because we were on the first floor and we would be the first ones out in an emergency. Well the '45 team must have survived because the '46 and '47 teams also went there. There was a lapse of six years before another Bulldog team went to camp. The site was changed in August, l953, to West Nottingham in Rising Sun, Maryland. Joe Burbidge halfback J . iQ..L...f it Frank Dargavage halfback the Variety Show by Jack Rup- ,, ertus and Jim Larison in the tilt A against La Salle. I CQ- Q x., QQ, ,aw- One ot the few moments of relaxation during a busy clay Contrary to all popular opinion, the boys , A ii is ,s K ,' 'w,2,!, ! . hx Whoops! Well, they do play a little cards. But it's lust to pass the time away until the bus comes. . -qc N - w.. Ywfx-,X -:rv .-5, Y- V, 5 . is if ,, ' V Vi ' ii Q Y' it 4 9 5 ,ft ' 1 W1 3 will This old fountain is a civil' i favorite gathering spot. Water has been running through this fountain constantly since the late l800's. v ' .. X.. . yrs., . INN is kf,LE x. trff?-1 1 . !'S W5 C. College in Emittsburg, Md. This spell at camp must have helped, for this was the year the Bulldogs won the Catholic League title and tied forthe city crown. West Nottingham was also the camp site for the '54, '55, and '56 teams. ln 1957, the camp site was switched again. This time to St. Mary's College in Emittsburg, Md., which is the present site of work for the Jims. The class of '60 is the first class to go through three years of training at the Mount. Joe Petchkofski tackle Every Tuesday after a game the players gather in the Sports Room to undergo the supreme punish- ment-watching the mistakes that they made on Sundays via the movies which are taken at the games thanks to Bro. Gaskill and Fred Glessner. One ofthe few luxuries that the boys are permitted at camp is this swimming pool which is on the campus of Mount St. Mary's Bob Verratti tackle Jim Gallagher quarterback Frank Gallagher end l Joe Burbidge haltback Q sm .1- N... If I 57 t a li J ce Q ..... , J l f . 'W ' .. . ii Qi, l k l i .:.:f:l-sf - ri: :1 ' - .F!..552. - it fl 913 E ' i. ,s ., , ,. F 'J . 5 Q Y 49e33f31e22fe25ees -- a 3 ,E Front row: Coach Mr. Donald Zelinski, W. Haney, M. Na- crelli, W. Murphy, M. Lozak, C. LaSpoda, J. McElIory R. Federle, W. Fromolzer, D. Donlevie, J. Gownley, T. Collins, J. Daniels lMgr.l. Second row: C. Crowthers, D. West, F. McGovern, G. Wisniewski, T. Murray, J. De- . 1,,,,l,Q3'Q J 4 X Berardinis, J. Mewha, A. Bozzano, S. Green, E. Miaza J. Brennan, Mr. Mooney lCoachl. Third row: J. Milro W. Anderson, P. Sides, S. Kcirlunas, A. Fachel, D. Burns D. DeVito, R. Townsley, T. Lasfowka, J. Pluff. Freshman Football R. Federle carries ball as D. De- Vito blocks out oncoming Show- aller lacklers. D. West carries ball. Below: Coach Mr. Mooney gives pre- game inslruclions lo his charges. ., f s- :Ss sh!! J. Mewha throwing pass. w a D. West is carrying ball. J. Brennan blocks for C. Crow thers. . Q x A ., 'x Y if 9 X W QQ! xx 1 N 9' . -N .L R. Federle goes into formation. R. Federle is about to go down. 2 A . li-mb Middle lefl: E. Motczck, A. DeProphetis, J. Rufio, M. Carr, P. Davis, V. Monni. anagers Lower right: J. Coyo, Jos. Linden, A. loncole, J. Greto, P. Rumsey, A. Pinter. 60 The cheerleaders lead the revived Bulldogs onfo the field offer half time. heerleaders Middle right: A. loncole, J. Greto, Harry Smeck, P. Rumsey, J. Linden, J. Cayo. 3' Rifle Team M. McNeilIy, J. Lecry, G. Os- borne, Mr. Bell, Sgt. Pelequin, K. Seegers, R. Schweizer, J. Kommerer oim for qucility ond mork. they don'1 miss the First row: R. Schweizer, K. Seegers, J. Kommerer lCop'f.l Second row: Sgt. Pelequin, J. Leory, G, Osborne, M. Mc- Neilly. see Left to right: M. McNeilly, J. Leory, G. Osborne, Mr. Bell, Sgt. Pelequin, J. Kommerer, R. Schweizer, K. Seegers, fake corful oim. 61 5' ,.-: .M -1.-. . J ww F' Ay . N , V,- .. to X Q 4. .H- Hi -f Q' -4' E , . lf- 'ag is First row: J. Schwarz, T. Borneman, J. Devlin, W. Watson V. Maiewski, M. McFadden, A. Redding, C. Drozdowski: W. Matera. Second row: H. Giovan, A. DiCarlo, G. Ben vegno, J. DellaMonica, R. Malloy, J. Breslin, H. Hubis, J Johnson, M. Feifer. Third row: J. deBerardinis, P. D'An nunzio, L. Emerick, S. Golemsbiewski, M. Manley, W. Hel lard, J. Mersic, P. Landino, A. Cibotti. Fourth row: J. Con lin, J. Specht, T. Allman, E. Neary, W. Van Horn, S. Mor elli, F. Brey, S. Dzedzy, G. Karkocha. Fifth row: J. Friel The Saint James High School Band was added to the extra-curri- cular program of the school in Sep- tember, 1942. Throughout the past eighteen years it has had two direc- tors and an uncountable number of members. The first director was Father Donadieu who held this posi- tion for 6 years. ln l948, Mr. Bert Piscotty, an alumnus of Saint James, returned to take over the music program of the school. The present moderator is Br. Francis Moran. The former moderator was Br. Donald Gaskill who was trans- ferred in January. 62 Band J. Zalewski, D. Falls, J. King, A. Tilson, E. Hoffman, B. Walsh, W. Chomisiak, D. Bartusiak. Sixth row: R. Corbin, G. McClay, J. Kaminski, G. Kilby, J. Calnan, J. Lavella, W. Kupprion, S. Mayberry, J. Burk. Seventh row: B. Retzo, J. Hawrylak, S. Rzucidlo, M. Bilson, S. Muzyk, R. Felix, A. Kwiotkowski, A. Coupe, J. Reardon, M. Pasela. Eighth row: J. Diaz, E. Pistone, W. Selfridge, J. Fisher, T. Leahy, J. Urban, R. Bellew, F. McKeon, S. Madzelan, L. Piziak, F. Wasmundski. The Saint James Band performing one of itshalf- Michael Feifer X James 'Breslin time shows. r A 'I Q 9 ' i 'Q .1 Paul Landino '15 It X, f' J 3 5 if l1 W Joseph Lavella ft . in fx Vs - ,MX X E Practice makes perfect, says Mr. Piscotty as some members complain ofthe daily practice. Joseph Diaz ' Stephen r 12. 31 t ,, Y if NE ,WM Muzyk J 4 ual IRR 1 George Benveg no Q'-xv Thomas Bornemcrn John Friel Robert Felix Gerald Kilby Tr' 'im' John Kcminski Lx , . VPS' jv 'if' Don Pickle for two. U If 46 , JJY fm x J .,., Q . at .f' t fl - lil 'I' KK Standing: H. Doyle lTroinerl, A. lancole, A. Pinter, J. Oet- lagher, J. Burbidge, J. Gallagher, R. Ashby, J. McKinney zel, F. Stevens, E. Ryan, B. Donahue, M. Lastowka, F. Gal- lCoachl. Kneeling: S. Courtin, D. DiJuIic. arsity Basketball s DiJulia drives Steve Weaver Courtin leads Jim's fast break. Butch Handyman Pinter shows finger-tip control as he drives towards the basket. , . Q-4 VARSITY WE THEY 56 Bishop McDevitt l8 78 St. Matthew 38 25 gglqesionum Don DiJuIia scores on fast 71 Borimm 61 break against North Catholic. 55 Jenkintown 47 77 John Harris 62 49 West Chester 57 52 Bonner 58 66 Bishop Neumann 41 65 St. Thomas More 74 55 West Catholic 64 80 Cardinal Dougherty 73 54 Father Judge 72 59 St. Joseph 47 6l Roman Catholic 49 59 North Catholic 63 50 La Salle 36 39 Bonner 3l 76 Bishop Neumann 56 60 St. Thomas More 5l J' g 59 West Catholic 52 56 Father Judge 47 45 Bonner 62 Marty Lastowka f shows good form as he pivots for two. Eff Managers F. Tuohey, R. Monk, B. Ci- rillo, J. Cayo. ' Q - Butch Pinter goes up for two pointer in Neumann game. 67 Quan-nl K' ., 5 N, - ' , J . may , Coach Jock McKinney DEJUIIC1 makes cm- other flue pass fo cm unseen feom mote. All eyes watch A SfeveCour1in's ' shof, Bill Donohue goes high to pull down rebound in victory over Bishop Neu- YTTOFIU. . 1 . X - 1' W f .1 -1,3ef'zff1g.g.f ff, w 1 Q Aveyg J J ,sw ,-W , Nw! gk , at W, Q T 44'-3, , ef? 1 A 'K' .inf ..- ' 'N 1,3 l. W 1 e 'i Z s l ,, I 1 X I.. lyqk k .h3. K -, i I x 3 HX e .f , eff? . E f E. s l 4 A fs fi v V., if s f ,, J.. mg- -, . W J. -vi qi 3 ., A . ..,.,, ., Friar Ends if hard fo fake ball from All-Cothoiic Steve Cour- tin. :Gini Qi ,'F5fF !?'l'Y 'F AVN' Bill Donohue shows sfrcln as he misses fry for tap. .M - ., ' . . fps ss - X A--sf eff .. , .L M - 1+ , www g X.,s f , Q ,X iw ! . .sg We , .1 Q -. Y AP, J r 5 ' P 5 'E 'rr A, rf fr I 5 'S - ,..,,- . 6 scls'a , - 1 av ! T 64 Wy s -9. XQRSSM' 5 W Y! ,ff pc. ' L' . ,Q-:' af'--' n-1,51-,r. A We qw iw le E ! i Frank Gallagher rambles y 1 , . down the middle. y ,7 is-sh X X Ray the eyel' Ashby. s. l i of 'M gm X ' x 13 ' s f xx ix t D Z ky K lv ..ll A ii Ed Ryan with under- hand layup. xt, X u ! Y Donahue tries to start drive on Tommie More defender. Jim Gallagher has his Gnd! eyes on a two pointer l Butch lancale shows X good ball control. Right to Left J. Mooney, lCoachl, R. Miagza, F. Zdan, W. Kelly, A. Ab- bott, T. lgnudo, J. McAndrews, B. Blundin, F. Sbandi, J. Geraghty, M. Maloney, T. Masters, V. Maiewski, J. Zgleszewski, F. Mangan, lMgr.l, Absent: B. Butokis. J. V. Basketball J. V. WE THEY 39 Bishop McDevitt l5 58 St. Matthew 28 23 Salesianum 60 35 Bartram 34 50 Msgr. Bonner 6l 44 Bishop Neumann 62 37 St. Thomas More 44 36 Father Judge 26 30 St. Joseph 32 48 Roman Catholic 30 39 North Catholic 26 40 La Salle 38 48 Msgr. Bonner 34 60 Bishop Neumann 45 60 St. Thomas More 56 47 West Catholic 28 3,2 West Catholic 43 38 Cardinal Dougherty 25 Anybody wa nt it. ,R I ff- K. x..J'Jf', QQ 1 Front row: W. Murphy, E. Miazza, D. Donlevie, S. Dzedzy, M. Eckman, G. Toland. Second row: T. Valent lMgr.l, J. Turner lMgr.l, J. Brennan, E. Setaro, W. Windisch, J. Forsythe, G. Pavlik, J, Vernon, J. Welsh, J. Mewha, Bro. Gmuer lCoachl. lAbsent: G. Anclerson.l Freshman Basketball W. Windisch tries to grab the rebound from the outstretched hands of Bonner opponent. FRESHMAN WE THEY 32 Msgr. Bonner 40 l3 Bishop Neumann 25 4l Salesianum 50 36 Cardinal Dougherty 48 40 St. Joseph 32 43 Roman Catholic 40 l3 La Salle 38 40 Msgr. Bonner 45 42 Showalter 4l 50 Bishop Neumann 40 34 St Thomas More 39 45 Salesianum 33 40 Sun Valley 26 49 West Catholic 52 - 65... , t In .af or in W Windlsch tries to grab the rebound from the outstretched hands ot Bonner opponent. 1 -.1 1 Q '1 1 X 1 A team with its coach and moderator. Guess who? 1 k 1 95+ 1 -:Hi 'Mi' 5' Dzedzt' Shows 90004 f0fm 05 he Bro. Gmuer gives the team some pre- Chalks UP iW0- game instructions. 'J . s ,,. I i Qi i N ,-. A An ' , 4 54 rg 15:4 5. 4 -1 4 t if 1 554s Sodality officers: R. lmber, Treasurer, A. Yacono, Prefect, M. Foster, Vice-Prefect, L. Herbst, Secretary. The Marianist Sodality of the Immaculate Conception is an apostolic organization working under the direction of and in collaboration with the Prima Primaria in Rome and shares in the spiritual benefits granted by the Church to the Sodality. The basic working principles of the Marianist Sodality are: al spiritual perfection of its members, bl total conse- cration to Mary, cl dedication to the apostolate of the Church, dl employment of modern social action tech- niques, el development of social responsibility. The Sodalist strives for spiritual perfection by frequent Mass and Communions, attendance at monthly Days of Retreat, recitation of the Little Office of the Sodality. The Sodalists hold weekly meetings to discuss means of im- proving the spirituality of St. James Students, and to help them realize their Student Vocation to the fullest. 1 ,aug Sodality 1 Fr. Middendorf looks on as Mike Foster explains a point of the Sodality to Charles Wilson. A Numbered among the accomplishments ofthe Sodality this year are: encouraging attendance ot Mass and Com- munion during various lunch periods, improving the atti- tude of the students toward study, organizing discussions for the yearly retreat, the National Sodality Convention at Pittsburgh, Beacon Training Camp, Chaminade Mineola Study Day at Mineola, N. Y. and a St. James Study Day. Auf' W WVVQQWXYX, W Y. mv' D. LeTourneau, J. Anderson, B. McGill print posters on the Sodality's new printing press. A. Yacono, Prefect, presides over weekly Sodality leaders meeting, where the efforts of the Sodality are united. I ll naw? :E TQ . ti ,l i i Bust of Father Chaminade, Founder ofthe Marianists. The Junior and Senior retreat was held on the 6th, 7th, and 8th of April. The Retreat Master was Fr. Charles Lees, S.M. The Freshman and Sophomore Retreat was held on April Hth, 12th, and 13th and their Retreat Master was Fr. Patrick Kinchius, RICHARD KANIEFSKI THOMAS PALUMBO PAUL DAVIS S.M. + + .w -CNN. Jr. 5... The Servers Club assembles in the chapel for a brief meeting. chapel for Mass. me XIX XC! in si rl: .1 W4 Sacristans J. Eclgelfe prepares the M. Lyncl1,M Farrell C Wnlson J Hayes C Tara borelli, J. Spechl set up the chapel for Benedlchon !fX Y +1 H 'xw' Q X P 3 J E ! ul k Va 1941-42 1942-43 1943-44 1944-45 1945-46 1946-47 1947-48 1948-49 1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 K EDITORS Joseph Mack Martin Fagan Robert O'Neill John H. Clark Paul A. Snabley J. Finegan, E. McGinnis W. Micka, J. Brennan R. Smith, J. Squire Joseph Mullen Charles McGroarty Edward Matthews Richard Houston John Witt William Borkowski James McGettigan Robert Chapman John Eckman Robert Carr Jerome McGowan Top: J. Dullea, P. Geary, L. Herbst, J. Burke, R. Dulty, T. Allman, and W. DelVescovo in a more quiet moment think up ideas for the next issue. R Coyle V Buono, M. Lynch, D. Klanga, E. Sullivan and R Melchiorre hope Bro. McCul- ken won t find many mistakes in their work. MODERATORS 1941 Fr. St. Clair 1942 Fr. St. Clair 1943 Fr. St. Clair 1944 Fr. St. Clair 1945 Fr. Egan 1946 Fr Nolan 1947 Fr. O'Connor 1948 Fr. O'Connor 1949 Fr. Ryan 1950 Fr. Ryan 1951 Fr. Ryan 1952 Fr. Ryan 1953 Fr. Ryan 1954 Fr. Ryan 1955 Fr. Ryan 1956 Br Deinlein 1957 Br Geraghty 1958 Br. Geraghty 1959 Br. McCulken T. Conlin, W. Gillich, J. Ander- son, and C. Bittner displaying the speed they must have to keep up with the rest of the staff. G. Bates, J. Smoyer, P. Devaney, J. Henasey, W. McQueeney, and T. Ryan touching up the final work to be done before publication. J. McGowan, A. Paulik, J. Courtney, F. Carroll, C. Hallahan, T. Murtaugh, D. Mitro writing, check- ing, and correcting the articles that are to be sent to the printer. A. Glessner, W. Bricker ledi- forl, J. Shields, R. Rollman, and T. Lee look serious as the dead- line approaches. lAbsenf-G. Adamsl. HIGH 3 .QQ f-'ie wb Yearbook 36' Q x 'rf' ,,...... .ff X R. Race prepares another W. Burns, J. Cayo, E. Lav- negafive for prinfing. ender, W. Kokoszka, cuf senior pictures. Freshman members check The spelling on the class sheets. Yearbook members, P. Brennan W. VanHorn, J. Kelly, J. O'Brien R. lezzi ioin forces to caption junior activity pictures. EDITORS 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 -Caswell Holloway -Joseph Mack -Martin Fagan -Robert O'Neill -John H. Clark -Paul A. Snabley -J. Finnegan, E. McGinniss -Walter Micka -R. Smith, J. Squire -J. Haggerty, R. Agent -William Weber -Robert Reuland -John Witt -John Witt -Charles Mclntyre -Louis Stivitts -Maurice Abbott -David Bruhin -Vincent Burget -William Bricker J. Dullea and H. Hazen type out activity sheets. MODERATOR5 1941 Fr. J. St. Clair 1942- Fr. J. St. Clair 1943- Fr. J. St. Clair 1944- Fr. J. St. Clair 1945- Fr. J. Gleason 1946- Fr. P. Vanclergeest 1947- Fr. J. O'Connor, Fr. F. Egan 1948- Fr. J. O'Connor 1949- Fr. J. O'Connor 1950- Fr. T. Loughrey 1951- Fr. T. Loughrey 1952- Fr. R. Ryan 1953- Fr. R. Ryan 1954- Fr. R Ryan 1955- Fr. R Ryan 1956- Fr. R Ryan 1957- Fr. R Ryan 1958-Br. T. Doyle 1959- Fr. R Ryan 1960- Fr. R Ryan J. Kilby, F. Greenhalgh, and J. Bradshaw paste senior pictures. .vv I 4 Br. Bishop gives instruction in map reading. In the good old days there was no need for driver educa- tion. Driver Training ,-----...MNS C' Driver Education began at St. James in 1948. XP' 595 pc f Q.. f 84 'fl Fr. Landolfi accepts the keys to the 1960 M-as . Driver Training car from Mr. Walsh as Br. Bishop eagerly waits for the test drive. w 1 , E., . rl l , l i5.i.. Lf-f' Vi.. E! 3 S 2 f E 5 g E . K Elf. t , lil 1 K Q . , 5 L 5 l ll l 2 i H' Q J. Anderson, D. Savakinas, J. Sheerin and A. Calise I' grow tense before the start of another Hi-Q meet. The Radio Club is moderated by Bro. Michael Reaume. Last year the club was able to contact almost every state, by the end of this year they expect to be able to send mes- sages all over the world. The club has three amateur licensed members: Robert Pierlott, Edward McCormick lPres.l, John King lTreas.l. All ofthe boys must pass a gov- ernment examination tor their ama- teur license At present the boys are building transmitters and receivers ot their own. They will be repairing radios to obtain money to defray the cost of new equipment. 1 Radio Club ITF Top row: Br. Reaume, J. King, F. Rat- tovich, D. Tretz, A. Rosinski. Bottom row: E. McCormick, R. Yannone, F. Garneshi, P. Sioma listen to WIBG. Front row: F. McKeon, J. King, P Sioma, E. Stein, J. Scattergood, F. Gliem. Second row: E. McCormick R. Pierlott, C. Renda, S. Rosinski, W, Comisiak pause for a picture. 85 ...-Q., 4' ariety Show. Fm... 22 23 24 mo Salute to lllalka and llawan C. Schreiber, S. Mutz, and T. Mc- Glinn seek the entrance to King Arthur's long lost mine. Dramatic productions at Saint James started in December of i940 with the play, Not Quite Right , and these plays con- tined through l95O. Some ofthe outstand- ing plays were: What a Life , You Can't Take lt With You , Apple of His Eye , and The First Legion . These shows were re- placed by Minstrels in l95l. Then in l956 the Variety Show developed. J. Plaisant and Hawaiian cast offers tribute to our 50th state. l l -s-1.--,,, 111:-Q P3 V fain , 944' bi EQ ll 2 6 in W f ,p-nun... lx., QL gg- I rm f' 'Y 1 fm , 'lv 1 N N A S ' f x ff 'E X f 3 t ' 1 N Y in -15 it Y I H V' S X W N X-.,.,.sa. L-K 4 at AF .- ' 'gy I ' Q n 4' 'A I VkV,. ' ,. ' VS h w 1 fwi. .9, --f :sw 1 .fX Q H 'V 3 h a .zo:'? ' :G 1 ' N 1. A ,X W-A W ff? I 1 .., Q x I ff' S, X.--- x . LY ... ,Li .V kg , - F A x 'mv 4 an ' ' A ' QVLW. . Q Q The freshman ond sophomore cost toke o trip to the deep south. W. Creeghon ond R. Romon donce1o Winfer Wonder- Iond. The occordionoires Whip if up with Q good old Polka. fp 'A They soid it couldn't be done. las ...D . N X K ' A llfl X Q, Q,.g.,x,:a,:n. l 41 M. Seida is ioined by the chorus in a song about Hawaii. Some of our Saint James beauties can really kick up a storm. YN xg, Anybody you know? That Alaskan Booze is taking effect. 6.6 'ka'- Service Club members show cunning smiles as they propose to remove the ladder from Ron Kyle's feet. L. Tenaro, S. Gobol, M. Dignazio, W. Bridy, J. ' Martin, J. Callahan smile I for the camera before starting a free-for-all race to the top. Service Club officers lseated left to rightl: J. Mahon list Vice Presidentlg R. Kyle l2nd Vice Presidentlg H. Hoard lSecretarylg D. Klanga tTreasurerl. lStandingl T. Schreiber tPresidentl. ff , 29563, I ii A Maillie P DiPietro J Teofilak E Schae fer J Martin J Bittner and M MacNeilly work on the sound etiects for the Variety Show gi I if iw' snot! fs . D. Klanga smuggles in a Fabian record during the Variety Show rehear- J. Kupprion aims the spotlight for an- other opening ot another show. sal. B. Uryc, W. Creegan, J. Tompkins, and R. Rein ecker contemplate whether or not to black-out the school. Q Br. Schroepfer greets his many dai customers with a cheerful smile. School Store N-..,L K ivy, KM A. McLaughlin counts out pennies to pay his fine for lost books. Librar -...I WSH. I i . F 3 'RL Library club of l945. Library Club Back Row: William Zamulinsky, Lawrence Ogurko, Stephen Wozny, Joseph Cacciatore, Robert Rafa, Michael Farrell, William Bridy. In Front of the desk: Q Gerald McGee, Chistopher Mur- taugh, Michael Milone, John Savin- ski lPres.l, Walter Buganski. Absent: Thomas DeLuca lSec.l, George Nazarey, Francis Wuiick. l Rose DeSanto, Mary Parylak, Louise Bocella, Margaret Ma- honey, Joseph Hurchalla, Nancy DePrisco, Lena Ya- chetti, Anne Smith, Marie Ousey, Catherine Maggio, Kay Owens. Cafeteria Staff George J. Adams 12 Garfield Ave., Glenolden Our Lady of Fatima Homeroom officer 4IVPl, Variety Show 3-4, Yearbook 4, Intramurals 'I-2-3-4 Vito A. Alleva 2426 W. 4th St., Chester St. Hedwig James J. Anderson 509 Ridley Ave., Folsom Our Lady of Peace Bark 3-4, Magazine 3, Sodality 2-3-4, Library Club 'I-2-3, Biology Club 2, Hi-Q Team 3-4 William J. Anderson 'I Elmwood Ave., Norwood St. Gabriel Homeroom officer 4lSl , Intramurals I-2-3 Gerald R. Barbacano 26 Logan Ave., Glenolden St. George Band 'I, Variety Show 3-4, Soclality 'I -2, Library Club 3-4, Radio Club 3 94 Paul F. Barnard 804 Upland Ave., Upland Our Lady of Charity Sodality I,2, Library Club I, Biology Club 2, Stamp Club 1 William H. Barnes 1213 Highland Ave., Chester Resurrection Yearbook 3, Camera Club 3, Sodality I , Variety Show 4 George J. Bates 109 Laughhead Ave., Linwood Holy Saviour Bark 2-3lLl -4, Magazine 3, Camera Club 2, Server 3-4, Library Club 'I-2-3, Hi-Q Team 3-4 Variety Show 4, Chess Club 3 John F. Bauer 237 E. Avon Rd., Chester St. Robert Homeroom olificer 'I ISI, Cross-country I -3, Track 2, Varsity Club 3-4, Variety Show 4 William E. Bell 2714 Kane St., Chester Resurrection Football 'I, Track 2-3-4, Varsity Club 4, Intramurals 'I-2-3-4 Homeroom officer I lVPl-3lTl-4lPl George J. Benvegno 340 Taylor Ave., Crum Lynne St. Rose of Lima Band1-2lLI-3lLI-4lLI, Variety Show 3-4, Musicale 1-2-3-4, Sodality 1, Radio Club 3, Operetta 3 Joseph G. Bernotsky 397 W. South Ave., Glenolden St. Gabriel Homeroom of1icer1 ITI John C. Berziski 2610 W. 7th St., Chester St. Hedwig lntramurals1-2-3-4 Basil Biiansky 430 Highland Ave., Chester Holy Ghost Football 1 IMI-2lMl-3lMt, Intramurals 1-2 Francis J. Bingnear 108 E. Roland Rd., Chester Our Lady of Charity Sodality 1 -2 I PI, Server 1, Track 1, Tennis 2-3lLI -4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 1, Biology Club 2 Charles H. Bittner I 401 Vg E. 20th St., Chester St. Robert Bark 2 ILI-3lLI -4, Variety Show 4 John F. Bonnes 20 W. Ridley Ave., Ridley Park St. Madeline Sodality 3-4, Cross-country1-2ILI-3IMI, Track 1-2-3lMI-4lMI, Intramurals I-2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-3-4, Biology Club 2, Hi-Q Team 4 Thomas A. Borneman 126 W. Garfield Ave., Norwood St. Gabriel Band 1-2lLI-3lLI-4lLl, Variety Show 2-3-4, Intramurals I-2-3, Musicale 1-2-3 Charles W. Bradley 104 Marce Ave., Woodlyn Our Lady of Peace Golf 2-3-4lLI , Variety Show 4 Gerald J. Bradley 125 S. Wells Ave., Glenolden St. George Football 1-2 95 ,- Stations are said every Wed- nesday and Friday afternoon. Fred Glessner translates I am a lost boy in Fr. Miklosovic's French class. Joseph J. Bradshaw Jay H. Brauer James A. Breslin John J. Brett William J. Bricker 128 Elmwood Ave., Norwood 931 E. 16th St., Chester 513 Perry St., Ridley Park 412 Stratford Dr., Glenolden 1504 H on an St., Chester St. Gabriel St. Robert St. Madeline Our Lady of Fatima Resurrection BUSIYGIIDGII 1-2,lH1wmuraIs 3-4, Homeroom oFl1cer1lTl, Band 1-2 IL-3lLl -4lLl, Variety Show 3 Yearbook 3 ILI -4lEl, Yearbook 4 Football 1-2-3-4 IMI , Track 2-3, Variety Show 2-4, Musicale 1-2-3-4, Camera Club 2-3-4 Varsity Club 2-3 ISI -4lPl Yearbook 2-3,lntramurals1-2-3-4 Robert J. Bridges George F. Brown Lawrence P. Brown Gerald J. Browne John J, Burke 2619 Kane St., Chester 2212 Columbia Ave., Chester 903 Yarnall St., Chester 437 Andrews Ave., Glenolden 12 S. Orange St., Media Resurrection Resurrection Immaculate Heart OUI' Lady of Failma Nativity B.V.M. Intramurals 1-2-3 Homeroom oFficer1lPl-2lPl-3151, Band 2-3, Variety Show 2, Intramurals 2-3 Variety Show 4 Intramurals 1-2 Intramurals 1 Intramurals 1-2-3 ! I ,X , 1 -W 4 nur-rv' 1 R':.. John G. Burns 755 Braxton Rd., Ridley Park St. Madeline Band 2lLl-3iLl-4iLl, Variety Show 1, Musicale 2-3-4, Sodality 1, Football 1,lntramurals1 Intramurals 1-2 Joseph G. Cape 811 Elsinore Pl., Chester St. Michael I I fi N. 3 1. William D. Burns Larry J. Bush Patrick J. Cahill Anthony J. Calise 422 E, Hfh S1,,Che5ter 1030 Yates Ave.,Marcus Hook 406 Cedar Ave.,Morton 3759 Donegal Lane Brookhaven Sf, Michael Immaculate Conception Our Lady of Perpetual Help Our Lady of Charity Vqriefy Show 3.4, Yearbook 4, Homeroom officer 4 i Pl , Track 1, lntramurals1 Hi-Q Team 4 Baseball 1 CMI, Intramurals 2-3-4 Andrew J. Carr Lawrence F. Carrafa Thomas A. Carreras Howard G, Carter 106 W. 22nd St., Chester 2104 Springhouse Lane, Chester 1034 Malmont Ave.,Swarthmore 134 W, 2151 5f,,Che5fe,- St. Robert St. Joseph Notre Dame de Lourdes Sf, Roberi Variety Show 2, Sodality 1, Stage Crew 3, Cross-country 2-3, Track 1-2, Cheerleaders 1, Varsity Club 2 Fr. Rider says I'Il build a stair- way to heaven. E 97 Band 1, Intramurals 1-2-3 Joe Elia and Bob Kacprzycki helps Bro. Dufty put out bulletins on the mimeograph machine as part of their business course. .1 Henry T. Caruso 320 Providence Rd., Morton Our Lady of Perpetual Help Homeroom officer 2lTl , Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Thomas L. Casey 928 Elsinore Pl., Chester St. Michael James V. Cayo Village Green, Media St. Joseph Homeroom ot1'icer1IPI-3lTI-4lSI, Variety Show 4, Basketball Manager 2-3-4, Cross-country1-2, Track 1-2, Cheerleaders 4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-3-4 Gerald T. Chapman 615 Stockton Cir., Ridley Park St. Madeline Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Stephen J. Chopko 208 Tremble Blvd., Upland Our Lady of Charity Sodality 3, Intramurals 1 -2-3-4 98 Alexander M. Chorney, Jr 220 Kossuth Ave., Milmont Park Our Lady of Peace Edward C. Clark 200 Charles Ave., Brookhaven Our Lady of Charity Variety Show 2-4, Cross-country 1 Track 1-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Joseph R. Cleary 610 Laurel Rd., Springfield Our Lady of Perpetual Help Server 4, Intramurals 1-2-3 George T. Clifton 1014 Morton Ave., Chester St. Michael Homeroom officer 2, Variety Show 2, Football 3, Track1-2lLI-3lLI-4lLI, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-3-4, Robert J. Close 109 E. Chelton Rd,, Parkside Our Lady of Charity Homeroom ofticer 1 IVPI-2iPI-3lVPl Class otticer 4IVPI, Variety Show 3 4 Radio Club 2, Football 1-2, Varsity Club 2-3, Server 1-2-3, Intramurals 1-2-3 James C. Shields HUWY W- Smefk Jim is a responsible student with a keen sense of school spirit, his amiable personality and leadership ability im- press everyone he meets. His loyalty to the school and never-say-die-attitude aid- ed him in becoming President of the senior class and the student council. His all around interest in the school caused him to ioin the camera club, yearbook staff, track and tennis teams. He is a fiery competitor who played football in his second, third, and fourth years, tak- ing letters in the last two. He was a member of the varsity club in his iunior and senior years, being elected secre- tary in his last year. A serious manner and a grim determination to get the iob done marked Jack's stay at St. James. Loyalty too plays a larger role in his capturing the trophy for the most loyal player on this year's football team. Jack played football four years, baseball three years copping two letters in each of these fields. He also participated in the Varsity Club three years and was a homeroom officer in each of his four years at St. James. . sn' 9, 5. John A. Segrin Jay H. Brauer A broad grin, a level head, and an ever present wit round Jay into one of the personable students in the senior class. His warm friendliness and unexhaust- ing drive have veered him through three years as a footf ball player and one as man- ager. He was also a member of track team, the Varsity Club of which he was elected president, the Student Coune cil, and Prom Committee. Joseph J. Giampalmi Running, running, and more running has given Harry a character that few students possess. His ready wit and interest in the school have labeled him as one of the most popular students in the senior class. He is most easily recognized by his mul- ti-lettered sweater, which is bedecked with three letters from cross-country and track. He is remarkable in the fact that he is untiring in his atti tude towards school, partici pating actively in the Varsity Club and Student Council. A resolute student whether on the basketball court or the track team or in the class- room, Don is always open for advice. His alertness and ability to look ahead make him stand out among his fel low students. Arriving in his Gimp is a football man, a lineman who could operate under pressure. He is a man whose calmness off the field hides his drive and persever- ance. These characteristics are supplemented by a warm friendliness and a quiet man- ner. He has been one of the most outstanding workers in the Varsity Club, won three letters in baseball being the team's first string catcher. sophomore year from West Catholic, Don ioined the ac- tivity parade by taking part in track, baseball, and bas- ketball and leading the Jim's in his senior year. He also played football in his last year until he was hurt. He was also one of the Varsity Club cheerleaders. -ls' ' Dominic J. DiJulia The A-3 Class olticers-J. Rupertus, Vice-President, J. Flanaghan, Secre- tary, J. Sergin, Treasurer, and D. Mitro, President-pause in the hallway to examine the trophy case. J. Shields, A. Hannum, and R. Close use the excuse of putting up posters to skip class. V I '4 . . a hi tmwsr. S' J -sin. J :Wits 9. 'V' sux umu- I sl F Patrick J. Conlin John W. Connally James P. Connolly Michael C. Conrad James F. Conte RD 42, Glen Mills 725 E, I9th St., Chester l33 W. Mowry St., Chester 'I429 Kerlin St., Chester 426 E. 20th St., Chester St. Thomas the Apostle St. Robert St. Robert St. Michael St. Anthony Intramurals I-2-3 Variety Show I -2, Intramurals I -3 Varsity Club 4, Yflflefy Show 4 Homeroom officer 4IVPl , Homeroom ofticer I ITl -2 IVPI -3 lVPl Tennis 2-3ILl-4ILI, I Variety Show 3, Class oFficer4ITl, Intramurals 3-4I Intramurals I-2-3-4, '- Intramurals 2-3 Variety Show 4, Band I Server 'l -2-3-4, Stephen E. Courtin Raymond J. Cox James J. Creghan John J. Crimmey Louis Cuck l42 Taylor Ave., Milmont PGflK 21 President Ave., Rutledge 2729 Forwood SL, Chegter I7 lsubel Ave., Glenolden 423 9l'l1 Si., Upland Our Lady of Peace Our Lady of Perpetual Help Resurrection St. George Our Lady of Charity Bq5ketbqII1.2.3fLt.4H-I, Bark I,Chess Club 3, Variety Show 2-3-4, Homeroom oFFicerI IPl-2IPI- Crgsycounf,-Y 2, Track 1.3-4, Biology Club 2 Intramurals 2-3 3IPl -4 ITD, Intramurals 4 Homeroom otticerllSl-2151-SISI. 4 ISI, Baseball 3, Varsity Club 2-3-4 .ffrt ,:- ff - K' sat 'NL . a ' Philip W. Cunnitfe 221 Chester Pike, Ridley Park St. Madeline Homeroom ofl1cer1lPl-2lVPl, Cross-country 1 -2, Track 1, Intramurals 1 -2-3-4, Biology Club 2 Richard A. Davis Culhane Rd., Chester Resurrection Server 4, Bowlinq 3lLl -4lLl , lntramurals1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 4 Thomas J. Davis 127 Love Lane, Norwood St. Gabriel Intramurals 2-3 Walter C. Davis 156 W. Ridge Rd., Linwood Resurrection lntramurals1-2-3-4 Matthew A. DelBianco 518 Ridley Ave., Folsom Our Lady of Peace Homeroom oliicer 2lPl, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Joseph D. Delfini 304 Russell St., Ridley Park St. Madeline Homeroom ol'1'1cer 3 ISI , Cross- country1-2,Intramurals1-2-3-4, Biology Club 2 Michael J. Derrickson 215 Amosland Rd., Norwood St. Gabriel Home-room olticer 4lSl, Sodality 1-2, Cross-country 1-2-3lLI-4lLl, Tennis 2, Intramurals 1-4 .1 9 , if-VZ A -ox -IL Aygvby 12-h Joseph M. Diaz U 118 E. 21st sr., Chester nfs-1 -C St. Robert Band1lLl-2lLl-3lLl-4M, Variety Show 2-3-4, Bark 2-3, Intramurals 2-3-4 Francis M. Dillio 13 Hetzel Ave., Ridley Park St. Madeline Cross-country 2-3, Track 2-3, Intramurals 1 -2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-3, Stage Crew 3 Dominic J. DiJulia 911 Kelly Ave., Woodlyn Our Lady of Peace Homeroom olticer 3lVPI, Server 4, Football 4, Basketball 2-3lLI -4lLl, Cross-country 2-3, Baseball 3, Cheerleaders 4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-3-4lVPl 101 Anthony J. DiMaio 518 W. 5th St., Chester St. Anthony Variety Show 1, Server 1, Track 1, Cross-country 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Library Club 1, Radio Club 3-4 Peter P. DiNicola 133 Meadowbrook Lane, Brookhaven St. Anthony Homeroom ofticer4iVPI, Intramurals 2-3-4, Bowling 4iLI Thomas J. DiPaolo 121 9th Ave., Folsom Our Lady of Peace Football 1, Intramurals 1 -2-3-4, Stage Crew 2-3 Richard J. DiRenzo 1544 Elmwood Ave., Folcroft St. George Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Joseph J. Dolan 238 W. Chelton Rd., Parkside Our Lady of Charity Variety Show 2-3-4, Magazine 3, Stage Crew 2-3, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 102 Anthony A. Donato 221 Park Dr., Glenolden Our Lady of Fatima Sodality 1, Intramurals 1-2 Robert E. Dorman 209 N. Governor Printz Blvd., Lester St. Margaret Mary Variety Show 3-4, Yearbook 3iLI Intramurals 1-2-4 John E. Doubet 619 E. 21 st St., Chester St. Robert Sodality1, Track 1, Intramurals 1-2 James J. Dougherty 310 Sloan St., Crum Lynne St. Rose of Lima Variety Show 2-3, Intramurals 4 James Q. Dougherty 425 Brighton Terrace, Holmes Our Lady of Fatima Homeroom ofticer1lTI-2IVPI, Variety Show 4, Bark 2, Magazine 3, Sodality 1-2, Football 3-4 lLI, Cross-country 1lLi-2lLI, Intramurals 1-2-3, Varsity Club 3-4, Biology Club 2 Stage Crew 3 W 9 Edward J. Douglas Robert J. Ebright I08 Black Horse Lane, Media 323 E. I 'lth St., Chester Thomas F. Dougherty I I 'IO Potter St., Chester l Joseph J. Edgette Joseph J. Elia 509 Academy Ave., Glenolden 1128 Parker St., Chester St. Michael Nativity B.V.M. St. Michael Our Lady of Fatima St. Anthony Homeroom olticer 2IPl-3IPI, Variety Show'2-3-4, lntramuralsl Variety Show 3, Intramurals I -2-3 Sodality I -2-3-4, Sacristan 4, Server 4, Library Club 2-3-4 Martin J. Fahey Jules W. Falcone Patrick J. Fannon William R. Fannon Michael Feifer 1317 Bullens Lane, Woodlyn 403 Andrews Ave., Glenolden 798 Main St., Upland 935 Potter St., Chester I 54 Taylor Ave., Woodlyn Our Lady of Peace Our Lady of Fatima Our Lady of Charity St. Michael Our Lady of Peace Band I, Sacristan I Intramurals I-2-3-4 Variety Show 'I , Basketball I, Homeroom officer ZITJ -3IPI-4ISI, Bqnd 'I.2ILI-3fLI .4qLy, Cheerleaders 3, Intramurals I -2-3-4, Basketball I-2, Intramurals 4 Variety Show 2-3-4 Biology Club 2 Mr. Mooney awaits anxiously for another original answer by S. Pompilii in a A-5 English class. .--sw'l i'e-' I 9 fi 102 Robert H. Felix 2932 W. 3rd St., Chester Holy Ghost Band I ILI-2Il.I-3ILl-4ILl, Variety Show 1-2-3 Edmond F. Fellona 125 Primos Ave., Folcroft St. George Homeroom oFlicer1ITl-3ISl, Variety Show 1-2, Cross-country 1 ILI-2ILI,Track 1-2, Intramurals I-2-3-4, Varsity Club 1-2 James H. Flanagan 208 E. 21 st St., Chester St. Robert Homeroom olTicer1ITI-2ITI- 3IVPI -MSI , Sodality 1, Server 1, Football 1-2-3ILl-4ILl, Basketball 1-2, Cross-country 1, Track 3-4ILI, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-3-4, Charles J. Flynn 1037 Butler St., Chester Immaculate Heart Variety Show 4, Sodality 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Peter H. Foley 620 E. Glenolden Ave., Glenolden St. Gabriel Sodality 1, Cross-country 2, Intramurals 2 104 Robert J. Fox 22 N. Ridgeway Ave., Glenolden St. George Homeroom olticer MTI , Cross-country 1, Intramurals 1-2 Albert Fraim 211 9th St, Upland Our Lady of Charity Intramurals 3-4 John F. Friel 2537 Lindsay St., Chester St. Robert Band 1-2ILl-3Il-I-4Il-I, Tennis 3 ILI -4ILI , Intramurals 3-4 Joseph J. Friel 2110 Madison St., Chester St. Robert Intramurals I-2 Joseph V. Friel 716 E. 8th St., Chester St. Michael Intramurals 2-3-4, Variety Show 4 Thomas D. Schreiber William J. Bricker John F. Bonnes Bill is a red-headed ball of fire who suffers the fate of any yearbook editor, namely, fallen arches, ulcers, grey hair, and a slight nervous condition. Despite these minor ailments, he is an un- tiring worker, and his unceas- ing efforts are largely respon- sible for this book. His good humor, in spite of difficulties, brought for him the respect of everyone who knows him. He was also a member of the Camera Club for three years starting in his second and going through the fourth year. John is probably the most reserved and serious student in the senior class. He hardly appears the ath- letic type. His interest in track, however, played a large part in his life at St. James, He ran for the cross country team in his freshman and sophomore years and managed it in his iunior and senior years after being in- iured. Track followed the same pattern, he ran the hrst two years and managed the second two. He participated in the school's sodality pro- gram in his junior and senior years. He was a member of the Biology Club and of the school's board of intellects, better known as the Hi-Q Team. Anthony J. Yacono Edward R. Matczak Tony is a soft spoken serious minded leader whose pleasant manner and un- selfish dem- onstrated since his arrival at St. James in his sophomore year. Tony was a stand out member of the Student Coun- cil, active in the Sodality, be- ing Prefect in his senior year. He also applied his prowess to the Camera Club, Chess Club, and cheerleaders. Responsible and reserved would be the best terms in describing Tom , His eager- ness and creative ability are shown in his work and activi- ties. His drive helped in elect- ing him president of the Service Club of which he was a member for four years. He also was a member of the crass country team in his sec- ond and third years as well as a member of the Varsity Club. His most important contribution, however, was helping Mr. Brennan in mak- ing the sets for all of the shows put on at St. James. Huck , as he is known by his fellow students, would probably win the Mr. Vi- brant Personality contest if there was one. His ever- smiling face has brought laughs to two Variety Shows. On the more serious side, however, Jim has been ac- tive in the yearbook and a member of the band for four years, winning letters in the latter two. He also wrote some of the Variety Show and had the distinction of writing the school's sports activities for the Delaware County Daily Times. Here we find what a little self confidence and a lot of hard work can do for some- one. Fred is a serious minded young man who has been a four year first honor student at St. James. He attacks dif- ficulty with eagerness and wins out with perseverence. This popular young scholar can be found after school working on the yearbook, taking sports movies or at the Camera Club. He is a home- room officer and Valedictor- ian of the graduating class. Doc Wiechec as he is known to most of us is ac- tually one of the few students at St. James who are sure they have found their voca- tion in life. Doc as we know is the first student trainer here at St. James. His level head and coolness un- der pressure have molded him into all his tasks whether as head football manager, student trainer, or member of the Varsity Club. James A. Breslin Alfred J. Glessner Donald R. Furillo 1212 Kerlin St., Chester St. Michael Variety Show 4, The lunch counter on the stage, pre-1956. ImmmumIs1,2,3,4 After tive classes, even beans look good. 24:0 ,vor Thomas W. Gallagher William M. Gardner John J. Getz Joseph J. Giampalmi John F. Gillich 237 W. Rowland Rd., Parkside 302 Governors Dr., Chester 21 Rosalie Lane, Green Ridge 1301 Hancock Sf., Chesfer 1042 Brookwood Lane, Gleno Our Lady of Charity St. John Chrysostom St. Joseph St. Rose of Lima Our Lady Of Fatima Intramurals 2-3 Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Homeroom oliiicer 2 ISI, BUYIY 2-3-4, YSUYIDOOIC 3, Chess Club 2, Biology Club 2 Football 1-2-3-4ILl, Cross-country 1, Alfred J. Glessner 318 Ward St., Chester Resurrection Yearbook 4, Camera Club 1-2 Intramurals 4, Biology Club 2, Homeroom officer AIVPI Sport Movies 3-4 1 Robert E. Glowacki 2819 W. 4th St., Chester St. Hedwig Yearbook 3, Camera Club 1-2, Intramurals I-2-3-4, Biology Club 2 Track 1, Baseball 2-3-4, Cheer- leaders 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4. Varsity Club 2-3-4 Joseph P. Golden William T. Gorman John J. Gormley 426 Weatbridge Rd., Glenolden 1146-C Holland St., Crum Lynne 646 Ashland Ave., Glenolden Our Lady of Fatima St. Rose of Lima Our Lady of Fatima Homeroom olticer 3 ISI , Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-3, Varsity Club 4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 ,pn-M in 'Ki Wh l l I ml . 'pn H N 2 . ' . -r fr-S3 K ' A 4 .. John J. Grace John E. Graham George J. Gray ROIJert M. Green Frederick A. Greenhqlgh 52l Crum Lynne Rd., Ridley Park 24 W. Parkway Ave., Chester 13 Willers Rd., Twin Oaks 3l4 N- Jackson AW?-I Medla I6 W- CIWGIIOH Rd-, PGYIKSICIS St. Madeline St. Robert Holy Saviour Nativity B.V.M. Our Lady of Charity Sodality I, Intramurals I-2-3-4 Homeroom olticer 3 IVPI, Yearbook 4, Intramurals 4 Variety Show 4, Intramurals I-2-3-4 Joseph M. Greto Robert J. Grygo Alfred J. Hannum Eugene H. Harper Robert W. Heisner 1405 Chester Pike, Eddystone 2626 W. 6th St., Chester 606 Meadow Vale Lane, Brookhaven 29l 8 W. 3rd St., Chester 1203 Leiper Ave., Eddystone St. Rose of Lima St. Hedwig Our Lady of Charity St. Hedwig Sf, Rose gf Lima Homeroom olticer 3lSl , Class officer 2 ISI , Sodality I, Bqnd I, Variety Show 4, Variety Show I-2-3-4, Server 'I , Basketball 'l, lnfrqmUrql51.2.3.4 Sodelity 2-3,CI1eerIe0ders 4, Cross-country 1 , Golf 3, Imra- Intramurals l-2-3-4, murals 2-3, Varsity Club 4, Varsity Club 4 Biology Club 2 Some of the better Latin proi- lf we just had some paint, Fr, Lqndglfi wishes the gtudgnt ects fill our display case. says Bob Close as he prepares body a Merry Christmas. to paint some posters. 'IE Ano rm OF ru: X cum: gg? Michael J. Hickey 1409 Park Lane, Swarthmore Notre Dame de Lourdes Intramurals 3-4 Donald P. Hildick 1206 Mulberry St., Upland Our Lady of Charity Intramurals 1-2-3-4 James W. Hodgson 2314 W. 3rd St., Chester Immaculate Heart John F. Houghton 1231 Edgemont Ave., Chester St. Michael Joseph A. Iacona 610 W. 11-th St., Chester St. Anthony Harry J. Imburgia Box 305, Marcus Hook Immaculate Conception Server 2, Bowling 2, Intramurals 2-3-4, Radio Club 3-4 Dominic Janusky 1613 Norwood Ave., Prospect Park St. Gabriel Sodality 1-2, Cross-country 1-2lLI -3-4, Track 1-2-3lLI-4II.l, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-4 Horace J. Johnson 919 Langley St., Chester St. Hedwig Band 1, Variety Show 3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3, Varsity Club 4, Radio Club 3 William P. Joseph 2720 Curran St., Chester Resurrection Robert F. Kacprzycki 2532 W. 6th St., Chester St. Hedwig Variety Show 1, Cross-country 1, Homeroom olticer 4 ITI , Track 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Library Club 1, Radio Club 3-4 108 Intramurals 3-4 Fr. Wesolowski and A-2 watch for results of E. Woiciehowski and W. Wendisch's experiment. Fr. Dunion shows us the way it was done in 1940. John A. Kaminski Robert Kammerer James D. Keating John J. Keenan Thomas J. Keenan 2515 W. 3rd St., Chester 828 Amosland Rd., Morton 1500 Llonwellyn Ave., Folcroft 105 S. Chester Pike, Glenolden 435 N. Governor Printz Blvd., Lester St. Hedwig Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Getbrge St. George Sf- Mdrgflfef MGFY Band 1-2ILl -3iL1-4lLl, Sodality 1 Intramurals 3-4 Band 'I -2-3-4, Variety Show 2-3-4, Homeroom oIticer1lTt, Variety Show 3-4, Yearbook 1, Sodality 1-2, biology Club 2 Sodality 2-3, Football 1-3, Glee Club 2-3 Track 2-3, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Francis M. Keim Joseph T. Kelly Daniel J. Kerrigan Joseph F. Kestner, Jr. Gerald J. Kilby 10 E' Asland Ave Glenolden 1902 Market St., Linwood 125 E. 5th St., Chester 25 Prince Eugene Lane, Wyncroft 2605 Curran St., Chester 51' George , h 2 A Holy Saviour St. Michael St. Robert Resurrection Band I'2lLi'V,m'e'yglog'2 ' ' Homeroom oFficer4lTl, Band 1-2, Variety Show 3, Track 1-2-3,lntramuraIs 2-3-4, Band1-2lLl-3ILi-4lL1, A'1U5'CC'Ie I: '2'3'brarY U ' Football 4lI-I, Intramurals 1 -2-3, Sodality 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Varsity Club 3-4, Variety Show 4, Yearbook 4, Sodality 1, B'0I09Y C vb Varsity Club 4 f 7' ff, , ,, Server 4 Variety Show 2-3-4 ,I , ci C55 L' O, iygrfu' Lv ,ff I f X lg sa , f , ,Y J K. ,' 1-, I -L ' f fd! . .RH- 'NNY Daniel J. King 227 W. 23rd St., Chester St. Robert Homeroom olticer1IVPI-2IPI, Track 2, Intramurals 1-2 William P. Kokoszka 102 Scheivert Ave., Chester St. Hedwig Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 4 'lk Richard F. Korenkiewicz 2915 W. 3rd St., Chester St. Hedwig Band 3lLI-4lLI, Intramurals 3-4, Variety Show 4 Robert Kozur Mount Road, Box 744 St. Francis De Sales , Chester Paul J. Krupinski 626 Mohawk Ave., Norwood St. Gabriel Sodality 1, Server 1, Intramurals 1-2-3, Biology Club 2 110 Peter F. Kurek 205 Hayes St., Chester St. Hedwig Intramurals 2-3 Paul A. Landino 611 W. 3rd St., Chester St. Anthony Band1-2-3-4IPI, Variety Show 3-4, Musical 1-2-3 4 I 'N NJ QW LJIVWLU ,gifgietfiiwe I 1 f awe I , MLK -Mrwdclv I James J. Larison 709 Cambridge Rd., Brookhaven Our Lady of Charity Homeroom omcer 2 IVPI -3IPI -4IPI Variety Show 3-4, Sodality 3 Server 1, Football 2ILI -3LI -4ILI, Track 2-3-4ILI, Intramurals 1 -2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-3-4ISI Thomas A. Larkin 59 W. Winona Ave., Norwood St. Gabriel Variety Show 2-3, Tennis 2-3, Library Club 3 Joseph G. Lavella 1217 W. 3rd St., Chester St. Anthony Band1-4ILI, Variety Show 4, Intramurals 1-2 Fr. Rider imparts his knowledge in Trigonometry to A-3. Bro. DuFly prepares A-5 for the daily oftice routine. Fr. O'Reilly sets the Rapid Reading machine. ig tex Q! ...f .,.......- The smoking lamp is lighted in all authorized places. Harry Smeck, the chairman ofthe Good Grooming Contest, puts the finishing touches on the Contest posters. Edward C. Lavender 197 Seminole Ave., Norwood St. Gabriel Intramurals I-2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 4 Charles T. Lee 2022 Naamans Creek Rd., Ogden Holy Saviour Variety Show 4, Intramurals 1-2, Varsity Club 4 James F. Lennon 769 Braxton Rd., Ridley Park. St. Madeline Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Edward G. Leslie 511 Parker St., Chester Immaculate Heart Homeroom officer 3lVPI -4lSl Intramurals 1-2-3-4 David F. LeTourneau 210 Russell St., Ridley Park St. Madeline Band 1, Variety Show 1 -2-4, Sodality1-2-3-4, Server 3-4, Intramurals 3, Library Club 2 112 Joseph J. Linden 339 Holmes Rd., Holmes Our Lady of Pernetual Help Homeroom olticer 1IVPI-3151-4ITI, Basketball I, Cross-country 4, Cheerleaders 4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Varsity Club 4, Variety Show 4 Anthony R. Liott 2604 Johnson Rd., Boothwyn Holy Saviour Manuel M. Luz 512 Holmes Rd., Morton Our Lady of Perpetual Help Band I-2lLI, Variety Show 2, Intramurals 1-2-3, Radio Club 2-3IVPI James C. McCabe 507 Ryanard Rd., Garden City St. John Chrysostom Variety Show 2, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Thomas G. McCallum 605 Chester Pike, Ridley Park St. Madeline Homeroom olticer 4lTI Edward J. McCloskey 33055 Carter Lane, Chester Resurrection Variety Show 2, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Kevin J. McCormick 632 Manor Rd., Penn Valley St. Margaret Band 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 4, Radio Club 2 Gerald J. McCrossan 327 Fernwood Ave., Folsom Our Lady of Peace Band1ILl-2iLl-3ILl-4iLliSl Bark 1, Sodality 1, Library Club 2, Biology Club 2, Musicale 3 Daniel A. McDonald 2651 W. 10th St., Chester Resurrection Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Thomas J. McDonald III 2651 W. 10th St., Chester Resurrection Intramurals 1-2-3-4 William R. McGill 228 Springfield Ave., Folsom Our Lady of Peace Sodality 3-4, Intramurals 4, Library Club 2, Hi-Q Team 4 Joseph McGowan 304 W. 23rd St., Chester St. Robert Leroy W. Mclntyre 901 W. 7th St., Chester Immaculate Heart Band 1, Variety Show 3, Sodality 1-3, Cheerleaders 2-3, Intramurals 1-2, Homeroom officer 1 ISI Charles B. McKenna 3 Rutledge Ave., Rutledge Our Lady of Perpetual Help Class officer 2lVPl, Variety Show 4, Sodality 1-2, Server 1, Baseball 2iMl, Intramurals 2-3-4, Stamp Club 1 Thomas V. McLaughlin 1021 Market St., Marcus Hook Holy Saviour Basketball 1, Intramurals 2-3-4 113 ' , I 4 .nt 2 A I Michael J. McManus Jerome D. McTiernan Joseph F. McNamee David A- MCVGY Michael G- MUCIIQUN 1044TremontRd.,GIenoIden 136Strqtf0rdRd,,Glen0Iden 1I2E,OqkLqne,GIen0Iden 2721 SwartsSt.,Chester 303 E.CountryCIubLane,WaIIingford Our Lady of Fatima Our Lady of Fatima St. George R951-'FFBCTIOH Sf- -l0l ' Cl'fY505i0m Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Variety Show 3-4, VU 'e1Y Show 2 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Robert J. Maillie Pasqual Maiorano Vincent D. Manni Timothy E. Manning Joseph R. Marchlik 2612 W. 4th St., Chester 218 W. 9th St., Chester 715 W. 11th St., Chester 2202 Madison St., Chester 600 E. 14th St., Chester Resurrection St, Michael St. Anthony St. Robert St. Hedwig Variety Show 4 Band 4, Variety Show 4 Homeroom officer 3 ITI , Variety Show 2, Intramurals 4 Variety Show 2-3, Bark 3, Server 3 Band 1, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Cross-country 1, Intramurals 3, Sodality 1 -2-3-4, Server 1 -2-3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Radio Club 3, Football 4 IMI , Cheerleader I -2-3, Biology Club 2, Cheerleaders 4 Varsity Club 4, Library Club 2 A-5 listens attentively to a lecture on the principles Whqfl N0 pretzels left? of insurance. E' A QD Uncle Sam needs you! says Jim Breslin, headliner of the Variety show. Albert F. Marker .--X M, John Kaminski says, I'Il have eight hot dogs. Michael T. Marley Arnold J. Marotta 1235 E, 11th St.,EddySt0ne Station Rd., Wawa 728 Ashland Ave.,GIenoIden St. Rose of Lima St. Thomas the Apostle OurLady of Fatima Band 1,Cross-country 3-4IL1, Band 1-2-3, Radio Club 2, Variety Show 3-4, Varsity Club4 Intramurals 1-2 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Robert F. Matera 414 Werner Ave., Glenolden Our Lady of Fatima Baseball 3IM1, Golf 3-4, Intramurals 1-4 Edward R. Matczak 2600 W, 7th St., Chester St. Hedwig Variety Show 2-4, Server 3-4, Football 3IMl -4lTrainerl, Basketball 4ITrainerl, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 4 William M. Mato 9 N. Wells Ave., Glenolden St. George L 2 ,.,,, I 'Cl ,rsti ? ff'Vii ' lT I. .-5 'Tessa KS, ,,- r .. ' K K I , ' . ..., K f r r nsssrlrrz - . K - . .,----53 'Ere 'Him ' ,.. 6- , - T 'iv' , . . ...s, 5 , 9, si r ' at I' is . . l A A James J. Marra 713 Stockton Circle, Ridley Park St. Madeline Intramurals 4, Stage Crew 3 Gaetano F. Mazza 110 W. Forestview Rd,, Parkside Our Lady of Charity Homeroom oI:ticer1IVPl-2IVPl 4IPl , Sodality 1, Track 1, Football 1-3-4ILI, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 4, Stage Crew 1-2 William J. Matarese 2218 Upland St., Chester St. Robert Variety Show 1, Sodality 1, Intramurals 1-2-3 Peter M. Messick 342 Morris Ave., Woodlyn Our Lady of Peace Homeroom1ITl-3ITl, Football 1 Intramurals 2-3 if io- j iss Leroy J. Miah 919 Flower St., Chester Immaculate Heart Homeroom 1 lVPl, Variety Show 1, Football 1-2-3lLl-4lL1, Track 1-2-3-4lL1, Intramurals 3, Varsity Club 2-3-4, Radio Club 3-4 James H. Michalowich 110 Scheivert Ave., Chester St. Joseph Intramurals 2-3 Eugene F. Miller 400 W. 21 st St., Chester Our Lady of Charity Stamp Club 1, Intramurals 3-4 Roman T. Minchak 306 W. 23rd St., Chester Holy Ghost Band 1, Chess Club 3, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Richard M. Misiewicz 1223 Clover Lane, Chester Resurrection Homeroom officer 2151, Football 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 116 David J. Mitro 108 S. Glen Ave., Glenolden St. George Homeroom ol'1icer1 lVP1-2lP1 3IP1-4lPl,Sodality 1, Football 1-2lLl-3lL1-4lL1, Library Club 1 Paul R. Mockus 773 Bradford Ter., Springfield Our Lady of Perpetual Help Homeroom otticer 1 ISI, Intramurals 1-2-3 Robert Montella 441 Park Drive, Glenolden Our Lady of Fatima Sodality 1 David C. Moore 2509 Cedar Lane, Secane Our Lady of Fatima Sodality 1, Tennis 3, Library Club 2 William C. Moore 6 Maryland Ave., Chester St. John Chrysostom Variety Show 3-4 'S R. Heisner is seen in his never ending quest for knowledge. .....-l.gN um M md 1. t T ' 1 im- HW Class olticers of A-6, E. Leslie, Secretary, J. Peltier, . -gg,-:.,. x. ,av ,mum ur mx as x ' . 1- snsrcnr wt as Aw Vice-President, R, Fox, Treasurer, and J. Larison, President. Class oliticers of A-7, T. McCollum, Treasurer, M. Derrickson, Secretary, L. Bush, President, and .l. Thiel, Vice- President. l is Br. Altinger gives Pete Foley rare assistance du,-ing Hey, Father, let's pull the shades down the next o Mecl'1anicQlDrqwing Class, time we have our Rapid Reading class. ,. -' PP 1 dx ,di-. lws 4 34' .A ii. A1 Joseph M. Mosakowski William J. Mouillerat William J. Moylan James T. Mullen James C. Munce 1335 Kerlin St., Chester .742 Chester Pike, Ridley Park 2113 EdgemontAvG-, Chester 455 Ridgeway Ave., Glenolden 208 Ryanard Rd., Garden City St. Michael St. Madeline St. Robert St. George St. John Chrysostom Variety Show 1-3-4, Intramurals 4, Biology Club 2 Homeroom oFlicer1lVPl, Track 142, Intramurals 1 -2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Camera Club 1, Biology 2 Vflflelt' Show 2-4, Track2-3-4, Biology Club 2 Daniel F. Murphy James L. Murtaugh John J. Muscolino Steven G. Muzyk Eugene R. Myers 29 Neeld l-Une, Green Ridge 925 Thornton Rd., Boothwyn 1220 McCaFlerty Pl., Chester 201 Buchanan Ave., Milmont Park 146 N, Wells Ave., Glenolden St. Joseph Holy Saviour Resurrection Our Lady of Peace St. George lf1lI'GfT1UI'CllS 1-2-3-4 Variety Show 2-4, Homeroom ofl:icer2lSl, Band 142-3-4, Variety Show 1-2-3-4 Sm,-np ClUb'l lntramurals1-2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 R. Kacprzycki, Treasurer, R. Roman, Secretary, W. Bell, President, M. Conrad, Vice-President, the class officers of A-5 line up for late slips. 118 Robert W. Naet 214 La Grange Ave., Essington St. Margaret Mary Band 1, Tennis 2 Conrad J. Nelson 316 Clayton St., Chester Variety Show 2, l u fi 30547 bi., I James E. 0'Brien 5 Apple Ave., Bortondale Nqnvify s.v.M. Variety Show 4, Server 2-3-4 Robert E. O'Donnell 311 E. Ashland Ave., Glenolden St. George Cross-country 1 -2-3 lLl-4lL1, Track 1-4, Intramurals 1-2-3 Frederick J. Olshefskie 139 Highway Ave., Norwood St. Gabriel St. Hedwig I Michael J. O'Malley, Jr 2215 Upland St., Chester St. Robert Band 1,lntramurals1-2-3-4 Variety Show 4 Thomas L. O'Melia 1310 12th St., Eddystone St. Rose of Lima Sodality 4 Harry R. Pape 122 Cleveland Ave., Norwood St. Gabriel Variety Show 2-3-4, Library Club 2, Biology Club 2 John T. Pasko 1355 Forrest St., Trainer Resurrection William J. Paulick 221 Booth St., Chester St. Hedwig Intramurals 1-2-3-4 119 Walter J. Pazdalski 732 Stockton Cir., Ridley Park St. Madeline Stamp Club I, Hi-Q Team 3, Intramurals l -2-3, Biology Club 2 John C. Peltier 25 Ridgeway Ave., Glenolden St. George Homeroom olliicer 3iPl -4lVPl, Variety Show 4, Varsity Club 4, Football I -2lLl -3lI.l -4lLl, Intramurals I-2-3-4 William F. Penrose 228 Cedar Ave., Holmes Our Lady of Fatima Andrew J. Pinter 230 Virginia Ave., Milmont Park Our Lady of Peace I Football I, Basketball I-2-3-4lLl, Cross-country 3 ill -4, Cheer- leaders 4, Intramurals 4, Varsity Club 4 James C. Plaisant 1802 Providence Ave., Chester St. Robert Variety Show 3-4, I20 George Pokopich 45 E. 22nd St., Chester St. Robert Band I, Variety Show 4, Camera Club 2, Sodality 2, Intramurals 4, Biology Club 2 Stanley M. Poleck 223 Booth St., Chester St. Hedwig Variety Show 2-3-4, Server 2-4, Intramurals 'I-2-3-4 Sylvester J. Pompilii I 'I4 E. 22nd St., Chester St. Anthony Homeroom olificer 'I lPl-2lPl-3iVPl Variety Show 2-3-4, Sodality 2-3 Football I-2-3-4lLl, Track I-2-3, Bowling 2-3, Baseball I-2-3, Intramurals I-2-3-4, Varsity Club I-2-3-4 Dennis J. Preston 60 New Jersey Ave., Chester St. John Chrysostom Gerald C. Quinn Intramurals 4 54 Collier Cir., Ridley Park St. Madeline Intramurals 4 James E. Racine David P.Raezer 1202 Bullens Lane, Woodlyn Old Forge Rd., Lima St. Francis De Sales Camera Club 2, Cross-country 4, Baseball 2-3lLl-4lLl, Our Lady ot Peace its X3 Ji' C' ever ', rmrxsxi X f , Q ...Qsf-QQ -sf I is I. W 5 ig 12:59 :5 5 Q3 f if I 1 . -. , 'tw .L John F. Rafa 808 Pusey St., Chester St. Hedwig Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Camera Club 1-3, Sodality 1-2-3-4, Francis J. Reilly St. Michael Varsity Club 3-11, Intramurals 1 -2-3-4, Server 1 -2-3-4, Football 4 lMl, Variety Show A Cheerleaders I-2-3lLl, Varsity Club 4, Library Club 2 John A. Remaize Carlos B. Rios William P. Robinson John N. Roche 639 Braxton Rd., Ridley Park 1250 Providence Rd., Secane 23 Glenhaven Rd., Glenolden 110 Brunner Ave., Norwood St. Madeline Our Lady of Perpetual Help Our Lady of Fatima St, Gabriel Cheerleaders 1, Intramurals 3-4 Bark 1, Tennis 2-3, Intramurals 23-4 Intramurals 4, Chess Club 2, BioIogyClub 2,VarietyShow4 H- SYTPSCIY, Pf9SId9nfi W- Fvnnon, Secretory: A' Glessner, Vice-President, and J. Linden, Treasurer, the class olilicers of A-1 make a first appearance in the library. fl Myron J. Reient 213E.5th St.,Chester 110MarIinAve.,FoIsom Our Lady of Peace Robert S. Roman 1139 Pino Lane, Chester Resurrection Homeroom oliticer 4lSl, Variety Show 2.3.4, Intramurals I-2-3-4 121 Anthony J. Romanosky 510 Edgemont Ave., Folsom Our Lady of Peace Cross-country 4, Varsity Club 4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Albert E. Rosemann 509 S. Ridgeway Ave., Glenolden St. Gabriel Peter E. Rumsey 641 S. Chester Rd., Swarthmore Notre Dame de Lourdes Variety Show 4, Cheerleaders 4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 4 John J. Rupertus 2722 McCarey St., Chester Resurrection Homeroom officer 3 ISI -4IVPI, Football 1-2-3-4ILI , Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-3-4 Eugene L. Ross Joseph J. Ruzowicz 1544 Blackrock Rd., Swarthmore 1020 Church SL, Upland Notre Dame de Lourdes Our Lqdy of Charity Intramurals 2-3-4 Joseph A. Ruggiero 329 N. Scott Ave., Glenolden St. George Intramurals 2-3-4 Paul E. Rumberger 527 Stanbridge Rd., Morton Our Lady of Perpetual Help Intramurals 1-2 122 Edward F. Ryan 103 Blakeley Rd., Garden City St. John Chrysostom Homeroom officer 2ISI -3ISI , Class officer 4 IS I , Sodality 1, Basketball 1-2-3-4 ILI , Intramurals 2-3, Varsity Club 2-3 4 Anthony J. Sabatelli Middletown Road, Lima St. Francis De Sales Homeroom olticer 1 ISI, Track2,lntramurals1-2-3-4 A-4's class officers, G. Mazza, Presi- dent, W. Anderson, Secretary, J. Kelly, Treasurer, and G. Adams, Vice-Presi- dent hold a before school conference. ,L xhsxxxi The St. James band prepares for their annual con- cert. M354 Even before it was finished, our chapel was the heart of our school. ,fvgj 1 .msn ., ,X 5 V .af 'ff af-seg. , a. , ,. 51 S L The Saint James auditorium, shown here before its completion, is one ofthe best in the area. Vito DiCamillo points out that he is starting at left- halfback on the weekly football bulletin board. 1- Donald P. Savakinas 2740 Quaint St., Secane Our Lady of Fatima Bark 2-3, Hi-Q Team 3-4, Chess Club 1-2-3, Intramurals 3-4 Thomas D. Schreiber 17 Rosemont Ave., Ridley Park St. Madeline Cross-country 1 -2-3, Varsity Club 2-3, Stage Crew 1 -2-3-4, Service Club 4IP1 Kenneth J. Seegers 137 E. Cooke Ave., Glenolden St. George Variety Show 1-4, Cross-country 1, Intramurals 1-3 John A. Segrin 1110 Mulberry St., Upland Our Lady of Charity Homeroom officer 1 ITI -2151 - 3lT1-4lT1, Football 1-2-3ILl-4ILl, Track 1, Baseball 2-3lL1-4lLl, Intramurals 1 -2-3, Varsity Club 2-3-4, Biology Club 2 Martin R. Seida 2104 Providence Ave., Chester St. Robert Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Sodality 1, Server 1-2, Football 1, Intramurals 1 -2-3-4, Biology Club 2, Radio Club 3, Stage Crew 1-2 124 William J. Sekel 1245 Haverford Road, Crum Lynne St. Rose of Lima Sodality 1 Bernard J. Senn 208 Hayes St., Chester St. Hedwig Homeroom officer 2151 John C. Sheerin 319 S. Olive St., Media Nativity B.v.M. Bark 3, Camera Club 2-3, Sodality 1, Tennis 2-3, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Hi-Q Team 3-4 James C. Shields 43 Norman St., Green Ridge St. Joseph Homeroom oHicer1tSl, Bark 3, Intramurals 4, Radio Club 4 James F. Shields 515 Tatnall Ave., Glenolden St. Gabriel Homeroom officer 2lTl -3IP1, Class officer lPresidentl Yearbook 4, Camera Club 2, Football 2-3lLl-4lL1, Track 3-4, Tennis 2, Intramurals 1-2-3, Varsity Club 3-MSI Timothy T. Shields 609 Johnson Ave., Linwood Holy Saviour Variety Show 4, Bark 2-3-4, Magazine 3, Server 3-4, Library Club 1-2, Hi-Q Team 3-4 Richard E. Sides 1238 1'2th St., Eddystone St. Rose of Lima Intramurals 1-2-3-4 John F. Simmons 913 Hyatt St., Chester St. Michael Anthony F. Skwirut 2820 W. 3rd St., Chester St. Hedwig Homeroom oiticer 3151, Football 1 IMI-2iMi-3IMl Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Variety Showgi I John A. Skwirut 2820 W. 3rd St., Chester St. Hedwig Variety Show 3, Bowling 4, Football 1 my-24M1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Harry W. Smeck 1059 Eyre Dr., Chester St. Michael Homeroom officer 2iVPI-MP1, Sodality I, Track 2-3iLi -4iLi, Cross-country 2iLI -3iLI -4iL1 , Cheerleaders 41L1, Varsity Club 2-3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Variety Show 4 Christopher C. Smith 420 E. 8th St., Chester St. Michael Cheerleaders 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Thomas F. Smith 132 E. 26th St., Chester St. Robert Homeroom oI'ticer1iPl, Bark 3, Sodality 1-2, Server 2, Tennis 3ILl-4iLl, Intramurals 1-2, Varsity Club 4, Biology Club 2 Robert F. Sokolowski 2026 Vernon Ave., Linwood Holy Saviour Variety Show 4, Sodality1-2-3-4 Sacristan 3-4, Chapel Decorator 1-2-3-4, Stage Crew 1 1 Michael H. Speed 117 Lamokin St., Chester Immaculate Heart Homeroom ofIicer1iPl, Variety Show 3-4, Football 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 125 1... ,191 5 LL.. , A . . , Q weft?--f .:'il H . , 'J We ' if li - ' flfffiz- - L K L K ' f , , Herman J. Spirk Robert F. Subers 502 Prospect Ave., Prospect Park MacDade Blvd., Holmes St. Madeline Our Lady of Fatima Band 1, lrttrGmUrGlS 4 Cross-country 1,1ntramurals 4, Chess Club 1-2-3lPl-4lPl John H. Szatkowski James J. Takach 124 W. Roland Rd., Parkside 2624 W. 7th St., Chester Our Lady of Charity 51. Hedwig Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 126 Francis X. Super 746 Second Ave., Prospect Park St. Gabriel Football 1, Cross-country 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Michael Tenuto 915 W. 3rd St., Chester St. Anthony Homeroom olticer 2tVP1-3151 Intramurals 2-3 0 ff... 5.1 r-ss, 3A hm. ., -' I 'T'1F't' . , . . 1 . i'fii L S 1 ff r -.'.,,,. . Q. z . - .T 1 'L' ...s .es. 1 l 5' 1 :., -I qua.-f s.1--. f .K 313 f ' - A John Sweeney 1 Delaware Ave., Ridley Park St. Madeline F. Edmund Sutton 2700 Grand Ave., Holmes Our Lady of Fatima Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Edward M. Thomas 3426 Victor St., Chester OurLady of Perpetual Help Our Lady of Charity Homeroom officer 1 iVP1 -2iVPl - tntramurals 1-2-3-4 3tPt -4tVP1, Football 2-3, Track 1, Varsity Club 2-3 Oswald J. Thiel 12 Althea Lane, Morton A-2 class officers: J. Cayo, Secretary, L. Cuck, Treasurer, P. DiNicoIa, Vice President, and T. Dougherty, President attend Mass during their daily lunch period. --1 ,550 l 19141 2111+ .Soo 19112 302 this 19li3 320 550 191514 363 .300 191-L5 l-111 ,150 191-L7 630 -100 191-L8 6147 .oso ,ooo 19119 6142 Q50 1950 665 900 1951 637 252 1952 673 750 1953 729 700 1951+ 727 if, 1955 mu 550 1956 921 1957 1072 hoo 1958 1205 350 1959 1355 320 1960 me 2 o il.. zoo After a long morning, hungry seniors grab tor their Robert S. Thomas John F. Thompson RiCl1Ul'Cl V- Tfefl HenfY J- Umsfeifef E'-'9e 'e F' Vadmo 4 New Jemey Ave., Chester 108 Wellington Rd., Chester 112 Barker St., Ridley Park 146 Mohiawk Ave., Norwood 500 Sheffield Drive, Wallingford s J h sf. Madeline sf. Gabriel Sr. Anthony St. John Chrysostom t. osep , I b 2 Variety Show 4, Biology Club 2 Basketball 1 iMl , H0m0fO0m Omfief 3151. Intramurals 2'3 B'olo9Y C U Intramurals 1-2-3-4 ln1fUmUfUl5 l'2'3'4 ohn M. Vail Peter J. Visco Edward J. Welsh Joseph M. Warfel Robert M. Watts ativity B.V.M, 1105 Washington St., Marcus Hook 227 Amosland Ave., Holmes 2107 Madison St., Chester 506 Mohawk Ave., Norwood 'oss-country 2, Intramurals I-2.3 Immaculate Conception Our Lady of Fatima St. Robert St. Gabriel Band 1-2, Musicale 1-2, Band 1, Sodality 1, Variety Show 2-3-4, Operetta 3, lntromurals1-2-3, Cross-country 1, Library Club 1, Chess Club 2, Radio Club 2, Library Club 2-3 Biology Club 2, Stage Crew 1-2 X 1 -4 -s 1 sf fy, 1 James R. Wescott 320 E. 21 st St., Chester Gerard J. Wentland 519 Trimble Blvd., Brookhaven , e.,r ,lzVl 1 r may frf ff l ' ,i i Robert J. We'I'Z John Whaley 642 CI1e5Ief Plke, Norwood 310 Cresswell St., Ridley Park Raymond L. Will 59 W. 10th St., Chester Our Lady of Charity St. Robert St. Gabriel Sl, Madeline Sl, Michael Band 1-2, Variety Show 3-4, Variety Show 4, Sodality 1-2, Library Club 1 Sodqlily 1.2, Football 3-4lLl, Homeroom oIticer1lSl Sodality1-2,Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Server 1 -2, Intramurals 1 -2-3-4, Truck 3, Intramurals 3, Biology Club 2 Biology Club 2, Stage Crew 1 Vqrsily Club 2.3.4, Server 1 Wendell W, Windisgh Thomas P. Winkler Daniel J. Winterbottom Edward J. Wolciehowski Joseph Wood 613 E. 4th St., Chester 420 Westbridge Rd., 14 S. Orange St., Media 4115 Barlow Ave., Brookhaven 507 Wilson St Chester St. Michael Our Lady of Fatima Nativity B.V.M. Our Lady of Charity Resurrection Homeroom officer 2lSl lntramurals1-2-3 Biology Club 2, lntramurals l-2-3-4 Variety Show 1, lntramurals 1-2-3-4 A-5 Intramural Champs-Front row: J. Berzicki, R. Ko- renkiewicz, W, Bell, J. Greto, E. McCloskey, D. Hildick. Second row: G. Clifton, S. Pompilii, R. Misiewicz, T, Mc- Laughlin, R, Kacprzycki. Communion is distributed daily lr H111 before lunch Q X. i James L. Wright 33 E. 23rd St., Chester St. Robert Sodality 2, Basketball 1 IMI, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Library Club 1, Chess Club 2-3 Anthony J. Yacono 600 W. 9th St., Chester St. Anthony SOCICIIIIY 2-3-4IPI, Cheerlead Intramurals 2, Library Club 2, Chess Club 2, Radio Club 2 Louis G. Yocco B12 Bennington Rd., Folcroft St. Gabriel Bowling 3, Intramurals 1-2-3 er 2, The Student Council members are: E. Ryan, Secretary, R. Close, Vice President, J. Shields, President, and J. Conte, Treasurer. Richard J. Zalusky 1431 Highland Ave., Chester St. Hedwig Football 1-3, Intramurals I-2-3 John F. Zettle 1226 Bullens Lane, Woodlyn Our Lady of Peace Edward V. Zglesh 171 7 Walnut St., Chester St. Robert Variety Show 3-4, Sodality I -2, Intramurals 2i3-4, Biology Club 2 Joseph K. Zona 613 W. 13th St., Chester St. Anthony Band 1, Variety Show 4, Musicale 1, Intramurals I-2 129 'Q A T gee. Y X .,,.. . . 1 ees fs-.-.9 X JL ,www Front row: J. Segrin, T. Murtaugh, J. Muscolino, D. Raezer, Baynes, J. Gallagher, R. Waychunas, T. lgnudo, R. Stein, S. Pompilii, J. Giampalmi, F. Gallagher. Second row: Mr. H. Oldfield lMgr.l, and A. DeProphefis lMgr.J. J. Mooney lCoachJ, F. Zdan, T. Hasson, L. O'Hara, T. D. Raezer completes The relay Thaf The last out is a happy mo- from J. Muscolino as S. Pompilii ment is shown by T. Murlaugh, slides. R.Waychunas, and J.Gallagher. Ai , J. Muscolino stretches high for results. S , T s 551 3 ll cyan QS? auf WX :L az' Q, -ff T iffy we 2096 tm 1? . ,Q ow '.lO e fa' :sg gc- Frank Gallagher has to iump for a high throw but gets his man out. Qi Rain T g ' T-ffwg-c'vf:f,', :+'Qg4l?f55iqui 1 , as i : ,As -- ' 'ar fu. a g it 575 K g ,.,-Q., A . N4 h . . V A -5. - -- f fr Nj Ray Waychunas has to hurry A back to first on a pick att at- te m pt. ff' 0 , 6 ,W '11 91' fr, V WF , am if . gf- 4 f '-LW' Q-'51 rfm ? iK'Ar Joe Giampalmi rounds first base and is stretching for a double. l Schedule - 1960 S Rain Archmere Salesianum Bartram 7 - St. Thomas More 5 North Catholic 4 Msgr. Bonner 6 Neumann 5 Dougherty 3 Fr. Judge West Catholic St. Thomas More Salesianum St. Joe LaSalle Bonner West Catholic Neumann THEY 2. 2. 2 O O 2 4 'fb .S - N X 7 Ted Baynes goes in head First to beat th e th row. Jack Segrin, Fran Zdan, and Syl Pompilii limber up game against Bonner. Ted Baynes puts the sliding Bonner player. ,I ' - , P ' ., f I K ,M an J Q MN 1 we ' v 1 , l' . M .K j -Q ' before a big 6, I ':i-:mir 41 ...Q . E tag on a Frank Gallagher makes a typi- cal first baseman stretch for an out. ww. 1' .wi ,. , Joe Giampalmi looks for other easy out. 41, il 'WEA r, 'FN K v A 4,-,K ,, I .,.,,,m,:l N 1? Nd.. .. ill. Standing, left to right: H. Parkin, R. Bauer, F. Bingnear, WE 5Cl16dUle-- l960 THEY J. Friel, T. Smith, J. Connolly, T. Curtius, T. Valent. Kneel- 4 LaSalle 1 ing: A. Scattolini, W. Kupprlon, R. lmber, J. Kupprion, M. 5 Neumann O Roccia, B. Dougherty. 5 West Catholic 0 3 Bonner 2 0 F' Bingneqr 3 C. Dougherty 2 I . . St. Joe . Fr. Judge Neumann .X ' S ,f I . West Catholic , , ' 5 ' if Y 5 . . Bonner M. Roccla lobs a qurck return . T f ' QQ' Cyl . . over the net 5, j eb W e T. Smith prepares a swift return ' J T 'ts T ofthe ball to his opponent. ...T -. . . . ' , fr-.rw ' .. ,H 1. N 1 , .1 1 -Air v J. J s-.'. W -M J. Friel bor h - M t jf p 1 , es a ard serve. A we f . ' or .3 r, ,, 'J-1, , J l , K at I mg' 'favs-Q -X J Q Ms ' It I x. ff ,X A X ,X wi sp: nfl: f . ' ' 1 5355 . J J P 'ff ' T X . Qi skfifitr as . E e Q . g ff J 1 .l ,.. ...L T 'stss K T We . W e ' tl T ggipvi ..es J s so H 'fLf . xvrfw-vq,'ff mfs.-w.w.mf.v'w.sn.. . . .. Q I . .J .,rssl I . .rss. f '- I W ' riflwl:i.2ti Tr? e1.ee.. o . Q Q., Yves? R: J , q xif fg f :, , ' If 9 ' .TT j . :f eff r'fr': -1:- , ,ffg3.3.g'f fgf 'r,-. f . A 1 K K 5 at .J 'tt' J' s f .img V Vg ef, .tx v JAN 9 w 'W' W .i le- Ju wg 5 L. .pin R, . .X-J-x 5 WG- 'F' .ug Q ig. ,, .8 m nf-5 . ' ll Wllllolis allll L First row: Bro. McGrath lCoachl, R. Rollman, N. Dorman, E. Keyser, L. Emrick, J. Dougherty, J. Tierney, H. Hoard, G. Sylvestri, J. DeMaio, J. Michetti, W. Smeck, R. Savage. Second row: J. Bonnes lMgr.l, R. Mundell, J. Scutti, R. Connolly, R. Thuer, W. Sloan, J. McElroy, L. Larkins, E. Schaeffer, H. McCrea, L. Schieb, F. Smith, E. HoFFman lmgr.l. Third row: W. Pazdalski, J. McAndrews, W. Lilly, Horace Legs Johnson looks for a soft spot to land. X. ! F f ,in VV' y Track 6' as -54919, . 98.35053 . vu BUL TUBE J. Brauer, W. Keith, J. Flanagan, R. Verratti, R. Mekenney, J. Burbidge, J. Hemsher, J. Brennan. Fourth row: H. John- son, H. Kneidinger, J. Hegarty, G. Clifton, J. Peoples, C. Hallahan, M. Holland, C. Lee, J. Glover, M. Speed. Fifth row: D. DiJulia, P. Rumsey, A. Pinter, S. Courtin, H. Blun- din, H. Smeck, F. Rust, J. Marchlik, D. Janusky, R. Stelling. Schedule - i960 St. James 46 V2 Bonner 63 V2 St. Joe ll St. James 27 West Catholic 7,2 St. James 403A C. Dougherty 56172 St. Thomas More 23-2X3 St. James 36-2f3 LaSalle 51 North Catholic 33 V2 St. James 77 Neumann 22 St. James .. Fr. Judge .. St. James .. Roman Catholic .. E. Dupuis, M. Smith, L. Schieb, H. McCrea limber up for the coming meets. .. lv-' 7... I TEL F ELTL l . fi ' 1 'f ,,.,. . v ...- D. DiJuIic1 flies through the ciir with the greufesf of ease. . Nz ' ,X Z 1 X t 1 l Za 0 f 1 1 ,M I ' f N' :S F x 'Sf f gl ff ing.,- ,. Q J 1 f 11 fn ,6 f 1 , ff, I6 rf ,f 0 if ,I I A. Hannum, T. Rush, C. Bradley, J. Fey, W. Matarese, M. Gardner, J. Doyle, and R. Matera. t x Golf r is 7 15 G9 in C. Bradley sizes up the ball for a puff. KS ., T. 7' A 1 , jiflg'i,13,..f--aff' fam-rw if Schedule -- 1960 McDevitt St. Thomas More Sf. Joe C. Dougherty Bonner Fr. Judge LaSalle ST. Thomas More Roman Catholic Bonner THEY O ll 3 ,f- r sl in Tl! J. Fey tees off with a smashing drive. J. Doyle demonstrates the good form that wins matches. 7 fr-Q.. The entire cast joins in a song. M. O'Connor, C. Bradley, M. Mullen help J. BoFfa after ci brief fainting spell. Operetta Granny Boflia sings You Can Say That Again. M. Feifer sings CircumsfanTial Evidence. S' if I lg I , l .M K I K km . Q ,Q 1 S in W A dance is done to the tune I'm Different. M. O'Connor and J. Bofto ques- tion M. Mullen, the mclid, and C. Bradley, the butler, about the jewelry theft. St. James boys and Notre Dome girls join forces to the tune Mc:rgie. l -90 l s Si -ls X '1 If 6 AQ 5155 ,,,,....-,,, A K W 7' W, '. if 1 ity a eh z , R, . , X it X ,f ...ww X iv lux it f I 3 I e xx H-,N s K 'N , is 'gg Q wtlamf ggi, S ,X Q e if Qgtmr . , N tl it High V E ,f Y itilcg N if 1 3 f- 3 1 QV e -x Y 4' it ex X 5 sf tim The Bert Piscotty quintet answers 4,2'F a request. e r ' Senior Prom Making the grand entrance. Beginning the long remembered evening. 1 . , xr-3'-' 3 N.- in. ' Q Q '41 .f .sb Q course! A few of the many who enioyed the refreshments during a band intermis- sion. There was an abundance of drinks--Cakes of Happy seniors dance To one of the many dreamy X r fUI'16S. If gf' A few members of the faculty join the party. Charlie Gracie auto- graphs a few programs. NN--. 'AU aw Mr. Donald Zelinski, Kli- Although the dancing ended at Bf1HfJ-WeSC0ff- twelve, the night iust began with food and entertainment. Cozy 'coon-hat Boone Morley. L Q49 Bert Piscotty and his band pro- Enjoying the after prom enter vided the music. tqinment, After Prom Entertainment The 'Af905ilnCfS Charlie Gracie entertains with Clwflle GVUCIG one of his bigger hits. Kli-Ban Cozy Morley Wendell Windisch toots the flute for Kli-Ban. Hey Brother! This sure beats teaching. ln- Administrators Band ....... Bark ...... Baseball . . . Basketball. .. Freshmen . . JV ...... Varsity .... Book Store .. Bowling ..... Cafeteria Stalt Cheerleaders Classes. . . Freshmen . . Junior ..... Sophomore ....6-8 . .62-65 . .80-81 130-132 ..74-75 ..72-73 ..66-71 ....92 ..45-47 ....93 ....60 . .34-41 . .18-25 . .26-33 Index Cross-country . Driver Training Faculty ...... Football. . . Freshmen . . Varsity .... Golf ...... Hi-Q ..... Introduction . . . .42-44 ....84 ...9-17 . .58-59 . .50-57 136-137 .......85 ....1-5 Library ... ....... . .92 Operetta . 138-139 Prom ...... 140-143 Radio Club ... .... . .85 Retreat .... .... 7 8 Rifle Team .... .... 6 1 Sacristans .. ...... 79 Senior Section .94-129 Servers ........ ...... 7 9 Service Club . ..90-91 Sodality .... . .76-77 Tennis ..... ....... 1 33 Track ...... 134-135 Varsity Club . . .48-49 Variety Show . .86-89 Yearbook . . . . .82-83 -922111 -. K . 1 . 4. A f, -,rl 1 Qi, ,-' 1 f J' 1 1, '- c , s..- x '-,S 1 1' -r -, '..- ' 3 ,M- M - f- - , F -'Q . -e7 -:.7 Q , -. . . , xx ' N 'LR -42.1 ,T . 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