St John Neumann High School - Crystal Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

X 1 A I :W .. if F1522 1 ' .- '?.' - gr' wc. , 4 m,,. 'U 11' A -N51 'i 4.1. 1 .. rffwie- -- 'J,..:', htd51.,.f!i'4..',,', s-415, ...un V .ns ,wg l-H151 if4e2'.Q wr -' ' CW ' 'TT' if 251 ,- fx AEI 'LE yr gi-216' 2 f-Cl. I: 'n ,, - Qgvff ,silt , it-f' f' -A If 5 ' It is - , V Y A va. 4 I' 55' M4 pd ff AQ I 1- .Lf , f.. -. M -..g1:,..z' -J ' -. 4'u,'.Er,.f,flF.f'i 1 L fits- I Ufllgl- ggi J aff- .. -,' , ,., -:H 'I' Ii 2- ifl .II . ,UN v ' 4. , ,.:i.., . AIHTJVN '-'I A' ' 7 ' ' 'ff . if 5.34 QE- fl- . 'Il . ,ii . , '1 .L I I-3 . ' iq!!! X W 'H '-' W 3 rl' JI rx! K- sv V V 3. . , , mr ii ' '- 4:--yi 4. J.. 1 V V . fiqif .lm I.. gk. FJ-4-,i .',.! ,N i. .h --- - Q f .-T M J . , w fy A... 'f?',-': f -. A ' .I , hi -H' 1.4, ,, V 4 ' . - 'n ,4 . V . , X --.Q - :..,, WF., --. .HF 4-. .TA . J:'5:1iL-.2 'fy ff 5- : .- . :ilu J 'ii 1'7.'-.Q 51' .f pg . P ,gf --Q 4 ' .gs--gg ff .74 ...L W Vvwu -' I VL i ' . V 'Q' .Q + .5 re- f we Wai,- '. qi g pl , 1 J 1 .g HJLIA '11, 4324 YA i . A ' .Yu 3 ' -yu , e' . . f-A ,H f 4 H .Q ,r . , A wifi if , ml Q, - ' . T :N .5 I' , . .. 'I' flv ?.-' T41-iq. , if -.N . . -THF ' .lay V, . 1. . -inf. V W- ' - 4: ' . .. Y 14. 1 'nv . -1. W .... .. '1 11 x FN' Y. . ilk -J! 'T . gl 11- 1- 1 M - ' -Aj, ffgw , 5. - r Q' .. ' 1 Lfdhfg .N W- r .14 A ' 4, - s: iz . fry V 5,9 ,. . 'f 14 4 -. -'L Hun ' .lm - w.,,- ,,,. 1, 4 9 'tw 'lg '1L'.. . ' . A , .gg 1 - 1' . 1 2 ,. , . .X I ...L if V5-.. I mv... .mx I. -Q Q Am.-' ri 5 Lg! 'N ' 1.' 'f . A4 k . ': ' .. ,L , ,, V. , . .fl 1 -awe ' af, - 4.1 V 1 , U .,,,, U, , 1. 3, .Q W il .4 . H f-. - -yg . w . ' fi! Q- , . - R '- . tn riff in 1 fn--'7 L' . W V-5 fl V, .W-,, . 'rg' ' ' Q a un. ag .c -7' 1' sf: V, ' ff ,gig ,q , .2',r'.,N aavxwi rl, .Q If -5 i.:h1A1J,1j , 121- guru .. ...T my VP. . 4. ...gf .: T . ff'-f'?f? .'5'I?'T'L?ff ' i1+--'M V 1 -.-nw .53 1332 N551 f-!Eii'FY5 3' ' ' A .-4 ' ' 'I fi ' '1' .-4, N he ,'- ',1,. r' ' ',:g ,- -.1 .lv-: :A 'rf i -' ' 4-1 . lfiffbka .'Uli, 4 v 'faisxi FF.-S1l '!P '1' r'xn ' ' L 'V V .. .Q-:L flu.. 1'L'4VA1,'li4xf?5 -jg. uf:'1. ,Q g 'U w :! ' i.f41'f'7'55:'4' sffaafgffn . if, w'.,,..,1., f W. f W.--.?f1' f.w-533 , '. F 'VM ,M 'vw 4 .r' . n .a-51 j ', . 5 af' ..- - ' 1 ' .1 1 . ww-. . I' ml ,vrwq r vw' -Q 1 rf . P .vm , w x l . n 1 - I 1 w ' fat 'J 15 X1 'P. ' Q .5-Qs.. 7' .- , - ' 1w.i,rg. 'c K I L f ,I . st f W . ' A 0. ,Y .fa .g '- q. n n' P, 6 , 41' 5-',.1'7 'Timm ,.,,1,- MN A ' Haw x f ' A ,IV ,Y vd ' .- .v .1 f Q . - .lf-il . url E uf 'MR J.: .k.s.w.1f 1 e F I E The 'fery air which permeales our school is one fhaf lunges for- ward inlo fhe world of fomorrow. Our Nev Loolc oFFers oppor+u'ii+ies: as new horizons come mko view. Our beffer facili- fies can be conduclive +o greaier learning and deeper knowledge. H' wever, be essenlially a us all greafer neecl noi, ho maferia oulloolc. Af LMA is a forward one 'N if' f 111 j sh hishop neumann catholic high school for hoys twenty sixth and moore sts. philadelphia, pennsylvania We are dedicated a My ,Ariane Holding promises of greal' achievemenls, perhaps concealing humilialing failures. lhe 'fulure mysleriously and silenlly awails lhe passing of lhe presenl. Elusively, if looms in lhe dislanl. I+ is 'lo lhis fulure lhal' we are dedicaled. To il our efforls are direcled loday. Toward lhe realizalion of a beller 'romorrow our minds and hearls are being moulded here. Since so much will lhen depend on us, since +oday's youlh will shape 'lhe world of lhe fulure, we, 'lhe leaders and cilizens of lomorrow, musl' prepare ourselves 'For 'rhe greal' 'rask ahead! Our fulure musl' be a Chrislian fulurel Upon our shoulders resls lhis fulfillment And lhis realizalion can be fulfilled if we bul only accepl' lhe challenge. X . X x , X X XX . XXX QR X ' xx x 4 classes v yy M4 wffifh activities A seniors v The Mosi' Reverend J CARROLL MCCORMICK, D.D. .. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia Prelates To you, lhe guardians of our spirilual deslinies, we lurn, and in a spiril ol lrue humilily spealc our gralelulness lor lhe realizalion ol a prog- ress, laolh spirilual and malerial, unperceivable only a lew years ago. ln keeping wilh your noble designs, we will endeavor lo lullill lhe aims for which your lar-sighled vision enhanced so greally our malerial well- being. From our hearls pour prayers ol lhanlcfulness and lhe knowledge lhaf under your guidance we will reach even lollier goals. His Excellency The Mosf Reverend JOHN FRANCIS O'HARA, C.S.C., D.D. Archbishop of Philadelphia as...-. The Mos+ Reverend JOSEPH MCSHEA, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia Administration The Very Reverend C. Alberi Koob, O.Praem Y Principal of Bishop Neumann High School. The Reverend John M- Cegfley. O'Pl'6em-. The Reverend Claude J. Barnard, O.Praem., Vice-Principal. Chaplain. The Reverend Bernard J. Quigley, O.Praem., The Reverend Louis E. Freiberg, O.Praem., The Reverend Edward J- Klmpel. O-Pfdem-. Regisirar. Treasurer. Dean of Discipline. Their teachings fit us. . . Rev. James Bruder, Religion Il. Rev. Waller Burlre, O.Praem., Religion Ill, Alhlefic Direclor, Foofball. Rev. John Cagney, O.Praem., Vice-Principal, Alge- bra I. Il. Rev. John Cannon, Plane and Solid Geomefry, Trigonomefry, Crysfal Moderafor. Mr. Daniel Carroll, Nalional Problems, Music Ap- preciaiion. Senior Trip Moderaior. Rev. Wencel Ceneieldf, O.Praem.. Bookkeeping. Mr. John Aiilxen, General Science. Mr. Barfholomew Anello, Music, Band Masler. Rev. George Augusfyniak, O.Praem., Biology. Mr. Frank Baldassare, World Hislory, U. S. Hislory, General Biology, Variefy Show Mocleraior. Rev. Claude Barnard, O.Praem., Religion I, Chap- lain. Mr. Paul Barfolomeo, Physical Educalion, Foofball and Baseball Coach. II seems as 'though The Franciscans have Iefl Falher Scanlon holding Ihe bag. If our guess is righf, Mr Perri G-ads wha+ was in fhaf coffee' Mr Du Giacomo You re nof going Io eel fhaf are Rev. Francis CiIiber+i, O.Praem., Ifalian I, Il, Sain? Norberf Guild Moderalor. Rev. John Cox, O.Praem., Algebra I, Assislanf Dean of Discipline, Asisfanf Sfudenf Council Moderalor. Rev, Marlr Dangreau, C.I.C.M., Religion I, World Hisfory, Sfage Direcfor of Play. Rev. Michael Dean, Algebra I. Rev. Vinceni De Leers, O.Praem., Chemisfry, Sigma Nu Chi Moderafor, Third Order of Sainl Norberf Moderafor. Mr. Charles DeMarco, World Hislory, Algebra I. for the Rev. Roland DeFeaux, O.Praem., French I, Il, Spanish ll. Mr. Alberl DiGiacomo, English II, Swimming Mod eralor. Rev. George Feider, O.Praem., Lalin I, German I, Il, Bowling Moderafor, German Moderalor. Rev, Gregory Feller, O.Praem., English Il. Rev. William Fenning, O.Praem., Nefional Prob lems, Millay Club Moderalor. Rev. Maflhew Finnegan, T.O.R., Business Arilhme fic, Applied Geomelry. WW . Rev. Francis Flanagan, T.O.R., English Ill, Religion ' Ill Louis Freiberg, O.Praem., Treasurer, Lafin I, Rev. Roberl Gaghan, O.Praem., English IV, Music Apprecialion, Band Mcderafor. Rev. Noel Gulhro, T.O.R., English Ill, Lalin II. Rev. Henry Jaffola, O.Praem., Lalin ll, Librarian, Eucharisfic Crusade Moderaior. Rev. Michael Kain, O.Praem., Typing I. Il. Could fhey be prinfing iheir own money? No, probably iusf anolher lesl. E L.v:i'4if21.S iZ .:4 f Mr. Daniel Kavlxa, Office Praclice, Glee Club Mod- erafor. Rev. Roberi Kelly, O.Praem., Modern European Hisiory, World Hisiory, Baseball Moderaior. Rev. Gerald Kempen, O.Praem., U. S. Hisfory, Journalism, Roclrel' Moderaior. Rev. Edward Kimpel, O.Praem., Algebra II, Dean of Discipline. Rev. Edmound Kinafe, O.Praem., Religion III, Eng- lish III. Rev. Ronald Kirk, O.Praem., General Ma+hema+ics. Mr. John Kraff, Physical Educafion, U. S. Hisiory, Baskefball Coach. Mr. Gaefano Lombardo, World Hisiory. Mr. Roberf MacNeal, Plane Geomeiry. Mr. Ralph Marchione, English III, World Hisiory. Mr. Roberf Ma+lhews, Geography, Physical Educa fion, Assisfanl Foofball Coach. Rev. Joseph McCloskey, O.Praem., Physical Sci ence, Track and Cross-Couniry Moderaior. vh llilIfB Rev. Louis Mclniyre, T.O.R., Consumers Educa- fion, Latin I, Moderaior of Cheerleaders. Mr. Paul Mimliich, Biology, Biology Club and Esperanlo Club Moderafor. Rev. William Mooney, English III, Religion III, Direcfor of Convocafions. Rev. George O'Brien, O.Praem., English IV, Typing, Boolisfore, Si. Norbert Sociefy Moderaior. Mr. Frank Perri, U. S. Hisiory, Na+ionaI Problems, Moderalor of Radio and T.V. Club, Director of Flay. Rev. Marfin Philipsen, O.Praem., Laiin I, III, IV, Baslueiball Moderafor. T l Okay, who are ihe guys ihai pui saI+ info my coffee? Well, this is one fime ihaf everybody goi info Ihe acf. Mr. Joseph Phillips, English I. Rev. Anfhony Polini, O. Praem., Religion IV, Siu- denf Council Moderaior, Senior Class Advisor. Rev. Bernard Quigley, O.Praem., Regisfrar, English IV, Drama. Rev. Gusfav Saluiz, O.Praem., Religion I. Rev. Innocenf Scanlon, T.O.R., Spanish I. Mr. Roberf Senslze, English I, Speech. Rev. Vinceni VandeWeyer, C.l.C.M., Laiin I, Re- ligion I. . Rev. Jerome Vansfon, T.O.R.. Religion I, English I. Rev. Edwin Woods, T.O.R., English I. Rev. Cosmos Workman, T.O.R., Religion ll, Per- sonnel and Associale Direcior of Play. Rev. Mariin Yanico, T.O.R., English ll. Mr. Joseph Heaney, Consumers Educalion, Eng- Iish I. Rev. Timoihy Shannon, T.O.R., Religion l. Rev. Andrew Slafkosky, J.C.D., Religion IV. Rev. Milion Sfrebel O.Praem. English IV Speech Rev. Dennis Sullivan, T.O.R., Applied and Plane Geomelry. Mr. Frank Tripodi, General Biology. ical Drawing, Physics Club Moderalor. Buf falher, I have io go +o work io help supporl' my family, wilhoui me ihey will siarve. Poor child, says Fr. Cox. as he lisiens +o anoiher sob siory. Rev. Charles Urban, O.Praem., Physics, Mechan- Miss Kafhryn McCullough, Nurse. Miss Mary Donofrio, Cafeferia. Miss Anfoineffe Ancello, Secrefary. Mrs. Cafherine ilafo, Secreiary. C. Mrs. Caflwerine Cummings, Secrefary. Mrs. Marie Fifzpafrick, Secrefary. 0ur office friends Could flmese smiles indicafe 'fhaf school is over for anofluer day? , Jffxar-as Faiher Barnard obligingly slops his worlz for fhe Cryslal cameraman. fx 4M Fafher Freiberg al' his usual faslr, mailing oul bills. Ah, examinafion schedules. This means faculfy relaxalion time. If half of 'rhose guys in lhe gym could louch Their foes l Q L33 l 4 ' Q wouldn'f mind. , 51. .s 2 7 . fx N.-...ww , Q xl fr r 'fe lil Xie 67125525 we KMJZMW 1542 fume 1 1 - . gx - 1 is QMJ mwwwfsw' 5 k - wmwvxkww W' f M--Q1,.,.W ,jx t A . I e 1 fa ,S A I3 K M3 ., FF 'K ,, M Y V , - 0. N ' A I yi is gh X I Q t ii, M H it ,W V Q 1, A 6 2f 1 N' 'I 16 . x l. ','if' P T' I 1 V , L ' . A A A A L, ? . ' ' . N ,khl Vfgq . 1 ,. 'K I X K f if F 5' Z . AA I I M Q' , V . 1 V Q ,W Q . f. l f f , -f , 5 VW? if X W , sl A Q .5 ' 0 5 f i df ' 2 F' 9 ,Q -A A ' AR' , , ' ' A' Q Q if X ,V 3-3-f Q :w,.w- . Q L., ' if fg 545' ' 3 4 r - , - N 1 po. 5 5 3 A n2' x f N4 A . s , M- g for future reference Freshmen On SepTemIoer 9, I956, 900 Treshmen crossed The Threshold OT Bishop Neumann I-Iigh and gazed upon Their new surroundings wiTh awe. For The TirsT Tew weelfs They wandered Through The corridors desperaTeIy searching Tor Their classrooms. ATTer The TirsT monTh They Tinally become Tamiliar wiTh The rules and reguIaTions oT The school such as The up and down sTairs, Tour minuTes beTween periods, and Two hour deTenTions Tor all inTracTions oT The rules. By Then They had Tound ouT whaT high school IiTe was really lilce. The Freshmen have shown Tine school spiriT by going ouT Tor almosT all oT The exTra-curricular acTiviTies and have shown greaT sTrides in looTh The schoIasTic and aThIeTic Tields. They have adiusTed Themselves in pleTed Their Freshman year and have advanced in knowledge and wisdom. CerTainIy They will carry on The TradiTions and sTandards seT by Their predecessors. SECTION D-3 TOP ROW: E. Guariglia, F. Sheridan, L. Miller, A. Perrandino, A. Micole, M. Mcsweeney, C. Henneborry, W. McGuire, T. Ford, P. Henningan. SECOND ROW: A. DiMarino, C. Ferris, J. O'Kane, J. Wissef, K. Coghlan, T. Harlcins, N. Favacchio, J. GionTo, J. Colarullc, R. Wolf, J. Fore, THIRD ROW: M. Ballak, J. Paranzino, W. Simplrins, M. Regoldi, J. Genfole, E. Kane, J. PeIIiccioTIi. 13 G. Saniora, T. Panchella, A. Grasso. FOURTH ROW: J. Jagielle, E. Beal, M. Perricon, E. Linsky, F. QuaTTrone, R. Williams, J. France, J. Fisher, J. Ricchini. FIFTH ROW: F. Shay, C. MinTon, R. Pergolini, J. Donovan, R. Frazer, S. LenTo, J. Kirschlre, T. Lind, ModeraTor Mr. MaTThews. every way To The daily rouTine aT Bishop Neumann and have com- SECTION D-4 FIRST ROW: G. Piccirillo, R. Sfileg, L. Pinlo, B. Nixon, W. Mehl, F. Kelleher, V. LaRosa, E. O'NeiII, A, Bianco, A. Ferriola. SECOND ROW: T. Tobin, A, Masfrogiovanni, N. Spallone, J. Crowley, E. Cascarella, J. Dougherly, J. Milchell, F. Kwasizur, J. Damurri, J. Avicolli, V. Lanzilolii. THIRD ROW: 4 R. Parrolli, F. Slaino, J. D'AngeIo, P. MoFFaH, A. Lanaflo, R. Dinan, M. Jupin, W. Ruff, R. Lerro, J. - MCC-Pinfy, Falher Feider. FOURTH ROW. S Kolalo -, J P' I II' J. Ch ' . sz . igna e I, ociay, E. Chaban, J. Gar- barino, A. Marrone, R. Grosso, R. Nunez, J. Genasi. FIFTH ROW: W. Buslci, F. Sforck, M. France F. DeLia, G. Gussin - SECTION D-5 FRONT ROW: D. Consalvi, P. Baralla, W. Annocki, P. Kennedy, W. Reynolds, J. Mullen, W. Celia D. Caro, J. Padlo. SECOND ROW: E. Showers, W. Norbeclc, P. Carrozza, J. Lulzo, D. Ruggiano, R Sheppard, W. Alexander, R. TaloHi, R. Henning, J. Sheehan, C. Siers. THIRD ROW: R. Daly, M Mazur, J. Long, J. Keily, R. Dil.uzio, P. Mercurio, T. Joyce, N. Lonzi, D, Pedano, R. Dileo, N. DiLisi FOURTH ROW: D. Marchisello, J. Greer, J. Gibbone, T. Bonanni, R. Gallo, N. DiFebbo A. Mazza D. Porfo, R. Napoliello, Falher Fenning. FIFTH ROW: B. Habeclcer, T. Maguire, A.IBarglio, R Rabena, A. Molnlulr. M- . rg l.r 'I .L-4' .1 1 WTR wi' . ,N G x A-my ?17'fU . ya Wm Q N f W ww 'W X A wg, , , I bg, W - .All ' MAA, V A , ,vii x:Pzff5? E his V , . gtg . V N ff y , A ,:, Q A' Q tl-4' A rf, M, .. . p X Q FT: , f A yyiigtkrf ky L: K . .1 an ' 1 - .QQ ' . A 21 iQ . 26 2, -22 L ' , 1 , K I--- 1 rg 91: . K if -ig 5 I K S 4' ,. 2.21 'E' ' 55' KAA I x h 'W ff j M NG 5397 as Q 4 ' I. I f I ' it 'V v fgli F gs x 1 f ' K Lfffk 'A - :-k' ig V, m'1A 1 'Q A 1 I 3 Y? 1, 1 - 25 , 'L gli A V Am'x Mk ' ' ,-,Q mifisw - 5 L A X YA Ty N' -4 L ' W ', ,P F A A mm M ' ff' it M 4 f ' A Q ,, ' W W V - H- --P -- 1' ' Ql ' ' nf'W65K'F1E5 ' 'Q Ei-. Q..- -v v .- ff Mu-lf ,.... . A9 my ,Q,, Q nf 1 M 5 Q fif?-,HG U, ,,,, hfgffwf ... ',,,,,Vl' .1--'jg' 5 iff H 2 ' . f ef J. xml-.M ' 1- 4, Qi , L uv., 13- My :wif gwgfu Q 3 if. M, 6 N' I it Q 3 Wi M if gy a , SECTION D-7 FRONT ROW: A. Casiafo, M. Bunno, S. D'OHavio, R. Verna, J. MeInicIx, R. Mi+Icus, L. CoIIavecI1i, F. DlGIovanni, L. GIIber+, J. MaI'1Iman. SECOND ROW: J. NaugI1Ion, J. FrIeI, G. Nocifo, J. Mounf, W. Cu+Ixber+, A. Meiers, E. Hudgson, G. Gardler, G. Mackey, C. CI1ris'rinzIano, W. McAyey. THIRD ROW: M. Smedile, J. Dougherfy, J. McGeary, A. Con+e, R. Mackin, F. Ciaclak, E. McCann, M. Pieczylr, H. PIumIey, N. Ciaccic. FOURTH ROW: W. Green, R. Perrone, J, McHugh, A. Leone, T. ReynoIds, P. McGranagI1an, T. Sopolski, J. SIowiIx, W. Leach. FIFTH ROW: G. McMuIIen, F. Smarra, W. Gargani, A. Givliano, J. KeIIy, A. Bader, T. SmHI1. SECTION D-8 FRONT ROW: E. BursaIc, G. Bynum, V. Acampora, M. BIancIa, F. Gardina, O. Disfefano, R. Sica T. Forie, P. Summers, A. Tana. SECOND ROW: J. Keyes, J. Peferman, Wm. Coiner, Wm. Lafona F. Gonnella, J. OHaviano, G. Kafeiva, J. Donahue, C. Bloemlxer, J. Tobin, J. Curro. THIRD ROW R. Ciccone, J. Nelson, T. Colucci, A. Lufman, J. Ware, A. Lenfine, V. Maglio, F. Mazzuca, R. Tucker, A Sfefchalr, Mr. Frank Perri. FOURTH ROW: V. Casale, Wm. Naioli, S. Fogarino, C. Doughoify, N Kushner, T. Aylmer, E. Donnelly, F. Harris, L. Roia, D. McCaugI1ey. FIFTH ROW: J. McCann, C Saegiomo, R. Uberfy, J. McDonald, J. Kelly, M. Kane. s-f-'sv These freshmen of Fr. Wood's English class, again prove fhaf fhey are unable fo spell such difliculf words as caf, , misf, grass. SECTION D-9 FRONT ROW: A. Tampanello, T. Bell, E. Carr, V. Anfenucci, J. Henderson, F. Rowan, W. Lislro, W Falclr, D. Rifacco, W. Baumeisfer. SECOND ROW: E. Curfin, T. Denardo, M. Suare1, A. Trainor, R Smuzinslri, C. Golasa, K. Bon, J. Francesco, J. Dougherfy, G. Suarez, J. Joweff. THIRD ROW: V Mauuca, E. Long, J. Ruggiano, J. Jaclcson, F. Favacchia, A. Vanore, C. Gerace, P. Robinson, T. Miragila, M. Ricci, R. D'Occhio. FOURTH ROVV: E. Naimoli, C. Arcaro, E. Whelan, P. Monfone, W. Johnson, J. Clarlr, W. Garvin, J. Farrell, J. B. Do nof be afraid, if is only a Vice-Princi- ., pal's office. lf you have your nofe fhere is nofhing fo fear. No, Toscanini is nof relafed fo Elvis Presley. says Fr. Gaghan, even fhough fhey bofh have long hair. Q-9 l Q S N l ..4. ,L f x Q , . 1 L L. , ,.'x V- nqqn-pf . i Eg ,351 Impugm ww! on , i Q Qin! 'fn 1 j'l1 li! KI. is ,Q I L f - . i f ' ,R M L ', ' , IQ.-Q X 1 I .K-L ,e-' Q I in x , K yg Sy x ,x -N W' - fn' km L. A Mm N I T, W 35 , , N Lg, e 4 s ii ' , 33 1 W3 Q as f '2 5 'Q W 3 ' ' 'f ' YM S , 'fi A l A Y 7 x x gs., W I fi A , . is A is H . Q fs X f A ' sr 5 1 Q? 'ff' 'x xf gf' 4 I SECTION D-I2 FRONT ROW: M. Nickel, A. Quarracino, G. Mano, F. Keyser, G. Brennan, A. Cannuli, J. Dunne, S. Thack, F. Gallagher, R. Salvaggio, J. Brices, R. Axzarano, C. Gillin, F. Roggio. SECOND ROW: D. Delgiorno, J, Brigandi, L. D'Orazio, A. Amorso, J. Talarico, P. Kane, A. Verricci, J. Coney, J. - Sfuempfle, R. Cooke, J. Grecia, J. Donohue, V. Bellino, J. Melko, V. Troini. THIRD ROW: V. Slroolo, R. D'AgaIa, J. Hanan, R. Tidman, W. Brown, P. Reid, E. Basselli, A. Cikalo, A. Saggese, R. Gladis, A. Suwald. F. Huber, F. lngeniio, J. Graham, K. Lawson. Moderaior Fafher Mark. Why don'I' you come in on Monday and order your 'tokens like everyone else, says Mrs. Cappilalo, Io Ihe Tuesday early birds. X , r ilk I I I 1s:,.-:II Now all al once, says Mr. Carroll, I'II 'leach you how Io Iorgel 'Ihis Rock and Roll slufl or else l'll become a cool cal like 'Ihe res? of you. SECTION D-I3 FRONT ROW: P. Henry, M. O. Donnell, D. Meagher, W. Lamb, C. Kirsl, J. Carlsfo, P. Cocheffl, R. Barry, A. Frascone, C. Clarlc. SECOND ROW: R. Marzewslri, D. McCrossen, D, Bo+IIgIieri, C. Porreca, A. Sapiof, L. McBride, R. Novello, P. GIo'r+a, N. Cicchini, J. Russella, V. Wong. THIRD ROW: R. Gallagher, A. Canamucio, J. Mas+rcgiaionI, J. Gregory, J. Kravec, M. Grasso, F. Salvarori, N. ' Renzi, W. Day, G. Goneau. FOURTH ROW: G. O'Hara, E. Aba+e, A. Falciani, E. Connor, L. Cioci, J. Carbo, R. Bradford, E. Tierno, J. Pulasld. FIFTH ROW: A. Kazelis, A. Accione, J. Valle, R. Hagen- dorf, N. Ruggeri, C. Walsh, R. Cellini, C. Furey. Fr. Feller, Moderafor. 2-14 SECTION D-I4 FRONT ROW: J. Conway, A. Ricci, J. Egan, J. Maffhews, T. McHugh, R. Pescalore, J. Pascale, A lola, J. Gilligan, J. Eavey. SECOND ROW: J. J. MelIe+I, R. Robinson, P. Romeo, P. Romeo, F Breen, A. Duca, A. Sanders, E. Mancuso, S. Zulcauslcas, J. Sharlxey, J. Fiaravan'Ii. THIRD ROW: A Slamafo, A. Sena, J. Rodgers, F. Caller, D. Coen, D. Inverso, C. Lefizia, T. Bonavolenfo, M. Finoc chiaro, J. Grandrimo. FOURTH ROW: R. DiAn+onio, M. Novelli, E. Smilh, P. Guarneri, C. Carlson F. Mucci, A. Carassi, A. Pugliese, D. Reganala, P. Bilbrough, J. Picollo. FIFTH ROW: R. Paceffi V. Scarcelli, E. Schwarlze, J. Carrigan, A. DeAngeIis, J. Brennan. Eyes on Hue bool: and nof fhe lceys, is shown by Falher Kain's look as he scopes llie room . . . formed in +l'ie class room daily . . . Come and get if boys. l'f's lunch lime for The guys in sixfl-n period mills, and soda . .. M K kk :india SECTION D- FRONT ROW: J. Burke, M. Monfanero, R. Novello, R. M. Maqro, C. Luui. SECOND ROW: P. McGinley, C. Haszcl, J. Heron, J. Chilicoli, A. DiBruno, E. Sullivan, T. Davis, F. La Palamenlo, J. Fiordaliso, A. Marino, J. C. Lambiose. FOURTH ROVV: T. Gala, L. Maslurzo, ialslci, J. Vanore, J. Murplwy, A. Sanlilli. FIFTH ROW: well, R. Hanson, L. Engles, S. Masiropaulo. I5 Allen, J. Serano, R. Shisler, T. Selmer, J. Lux, Taylor, R. DiPalri, F. McDeviH, J. Massi, W. J. Musemeci. THIRD ROW: L. Limongellis, McDonald, B. Bozalr, J. Floyd, P. Marfilacci, - R. Slorlozzi, H. Logan, W. McHale, J. Mas- J. Razano, A. Sorchefli, E. Sclwolfer, R. Cold- Pledging Allegiance lo +l'ie Flag is iusl one of The slanclard deeds per- There's noi much lime fo eal affer you run fo flue chip line, buy candy, CO 4.-'Lf DO JS no g? arc. ICC ll Y., ww .ww-iw. f ..,.,,,N..W,W.. ,X --f. f.f.ww71,f-ff W. , 'g .. JW- ffwwf- . , N, Q.. . W .Jw 1, , .. , M .-bi 1. I I wmwumwazsw ii -Q fg., .- xg. ,M we I I' A Q , , 6 .. I '7 7 ' ' ' ' 2' V. ' Twin 4 - ., ,fQ Q f - 'gg 3 V I L.., ' 5. . ' Q ' Xi lf' 'k55f Q' .,, ' 5 V ' Z Q K ', I 1 if W Wig: wk is . .QLFLMT iw BV 3 . g W f. .yi 5 Um 3 . I M sts' W' N? 'M 5 A p u M N J K , A at 1 . . Q' A I 53 . .,. ..... g ..,..,, i,.. , J 2 G 5, Qt if nw A x 3 2. M 5- at ' M, xx ' A W K AN KE s F- -..N . . , . , HQ I an A a iii 3 L ' ' , X w . A 'Lim hx 1 , ' , ' SECTION C-I FRONT ROW: W. Donovan, G. Hill, L. DiSari, A. DiEnno, P. JurgaiTis, J. ScoTT, A. Coia, T. Dom- enico, R, MaTTei, S. BraTTini. SECOND ROW: W. Cullen, J. Kouba, V. Rivera, M. Coyle, J. lamurri, J. Ruggiero, J. Connor, T. Colonna, D. Casper, S. Lawrence, J. DiMeo. THIRD ROW: T. Hodge, J. -7 DiCaprio, T. DonaTucci, J. Kelly, M. DelRossi, R. DeCarlo, A. Bocculi, G. Piccoli, H. Mclfeown, H. Dolan, A. DiViTo. FOURTH ROW: J. O'Brien, R. MaTTioli, A. FlamiglieTTi, J. Barry, J. Zimmerman, J. Furey, l. Cuyief, J. Duffy, J. Leary, A. Bold, D. Cavacini. filed for the future Sophomores Here are The Sophomores. WiTh almosT Two years aT Bishop Neumann High School behind Them, They have become accusTomecl To The rules and regulaTions oT our new school. Proud oT The TacT ThaT They have gone Through Their Freshman year, They hold Their heads high and malce an aTTempT To acT The sophisTicaTed seniors, They, some day, hope To be. The Sophomores have made Their way Through The seconcl, and The hardesT, year'aT Bishop Neumann High School. IT was a rough TighT, buT They have a loT To show Tor iT. The class oT '59 has shown an abiliTy Tor aThleTics, and, you can believe This iT you wish, They have also given some evidence ThaT They are able To learn. When The wise guys really prove Themselves, we mighT accepT Them as Juniors. We all hope ThaT in The near TuTure They will prove Themselves and make a name which will lasT long aTTer They have deparTed Trom The classrooms and corridors oT Bishop Neumann High School, ever To be remembered by The TaculTy Tor The earnesT eTTorT They puT TorTh while under Their care. .xi 1 B I AW ,If Q 2yYl! W':af X ,,,, A 'M N ' ' bg. - X gg 5 -lvl A Mn x .W -f- 1- f-.- V , , fs, ' ' -f 9- ' g v , -2 - v- f A f M f W on ,vu-, A 2 . ,-,,.- 1 'F ,,., w f' , .X Q, zil X , ss. ti i V1 A 1 ' D V 1 fl' ,',' -. N L Q. A 5 , I I - A f fm. ,. . ' ' Q A-h ff I a, 1 bf ' f, 'N A sh Q , ,R . I ' M 5 ' f ' M W f QI A ,I . nw I Q lf- 5 3, Fa K 5 b - V , , mv, f f .6 WE ,,, W , M? ,gf f , I 1 if QQ I 5 1 Q , I M Z f , f 3 2 5 . if Ny, , I a if 2 Y ! gi t F Q Z 5 5 5 lx 5- .A gps, sing r :WM E' MA V ,xv r la 4. mfg ff, sl .49 M an. 1 5 5 5 5' fr lil ff Ms? B' pl M me f Q 5 F M if v 1 r , - Q my 5?-1 V ' Sw f -iff sg W af? up -Q I .wvw.iQJ I ' ' . , 0 'v' A, 5 H.. I I 2 32 5 'rime in deienfion. BOOK A Q .J One of ilmose many scenes of +l1e slairs wlnere order is greally held, even wifhouf prefecfi SECTION C-4 FRONT ROW: W. O'Connor, P, Newcomb, A. Forfuna, C. Green, R. Emma, F. Risolia, D. Kulbusaus Ras, E. Hamlel, W. Gillis, J. Carpino, S. Kulyilc, J. Briglia, T. Grassi, W. Gay. SECOND ROW: J DePhillipo, R. Malliole, C. Maslurzo, J. Sierzenslci, J. Manfone, J. Lerro, A. Genovese, C. Maurer A. Marfinelli, S. Cardano, P. Douglwerfy, E. Lafferfy, F. GaHa, J. DiCl'1iaccl1io. THIRD ROW: R Hughes, A. Menna, J. Coia, R. Giardino, J. Bulakowski, D. Hall, J. Geniile, N. Mangravif, F. Loylro P. Spadano, R. Slanldewicz, D. Morales, W. Collins. ... 7 dee 1 .- Wiib book cbeclr almosr due 'lhe boys sfarf fo bug Faflwer O'Brien for bool: covers In order +l1af +l1ey will noi' spend 5 Q 2 1 Q 0 J: Q 6 -k 1 I 7 F l - . ? 3 2, , pl i l x . A fc W 2 E T I . , . Q 1 9 Mi ii . ig Q E 1 sf Q I Q' I -an 4 5 fag? Ei 41 :Qu pn. xx -'gs un. Q- S , .. 1 5f vii if 2 X l f+g1u zf Ii Q i i ' 'Kp' .rl , f'tf ST ,pm - H7 N L ' ,E .1 Www fx I 44 X ,f . 'NX - fs- si ,r I ! ,A 1... L , S5 Mu 1 F Q V -www 5 ' 'E' 3 5 i.,L.3 .,,.k i. A xv .. .M li '+. -.f 'fg Y ix M i Eg ln N 01. ' I V f W a 5 Lk 'O K f ,Mgr K - . A -ff 1. w ff- N' l Q ' 2 z i v I, 2 , : A A 4 N 4, X 1 It V - R X Q f 1 ' ' .N S -2 u ,1. . . . Q . , - ' x X , 4, ky ,1,, 5 K g , kk A K. ., Q ' r 7 l ' ,. ' 1 , fl ff' i 'X E 'L R i 31. Q il V 1 , V- ,v- .H xx 5 ' W sv gf X3 W A ,-gp sv -rw i 4 ' if if A ' . 'N XA .. 'wa' v mmm m X lm A A. A MA f v ff l ,, . A QQ -f A . . Q W dv l V k,..? S X .Iff A an , 1, , if A I -gf .. . A ' A H ,Uni Q Q . Q K K E E Q. , 1 2 fi fx i f k - awk. QF g' A ,xg W 1 4 f -seen Q is my , ,Q ,. XX Q, F! ff I Q Q ,gg- , V Q is Q.. rg N .M,......I .... U 9 -qs Q4 X 0- MM z EH 33, I ' g L, , if KF' , ,s ss ph l' TQ g Q ,f 'S Y N., ,X K.. W5 I , , .AW 1 in-,-. K 1 - ' ' xx l 1 fi Xi- x i Q w .Zi of The problems in Mechanical Drawing. Faiher Kane, in +yping +wo class. HH X McClosky. W -xxx 'WG Aff' SECTION C-IO FRONT ROW: L. Terravova, T. Cosco, E. Muller, R. Chew, V. Garqano, J. Wilson, M. DeAngelo, T. Benford, V. Bisazzi, R. Ccdrone. SECOND ROW: E. Rigby, R. Veasey, P. Gallogher, P. Ariui, M. Corsaro, E. Bulion, J. Salvafo, J. Tobin, D. Benford, J. Volia, J. Brown. THIRD ROW: R. Mc- - G-linchey, S. Springfield, R. Bruno, R. Finizio, W. Bellra, J, Salvalo, J. Tobin, D. Burns, J. Voifa, J. Brown. SEATED: L. Terravova, T. Cosco, E. Muller, R. Chew, V. Gargano, J. Wilson, M. DeAngeIo, T. Hanford, C. Bisani, R. Ceclrone. No clese iings aren'+ used for looking ai girls, Fafher Urban showing one of his siudenis how To do one Don'+ forgef The period ai The end of Thai senfence, says says Falher 1 f m 'k' - wg-mgsziw 'gp k . ...,,,,,, ii ' :,,,,,,,,m, 5' I Wm., fl '7 W'+M:f'pwm6, . if Q , il , Q , wf,, q i' q b, S Q5 N we Q ,Eg 'fi Q :tx 'F' ,.,' -mf Q Q L- 5 .Q., w v 'gg if , A' K f i v A gr B A L v -:f' ifk f 5: '. : Akr, 4 Z7 5? 'Q - - M A f 1 Q , ' Y v A f '-L. X ' My ,.f'1-- -ff , ' 5 fw , f 1 Q , 1 'Sw , S , 1' J ' V ' . A Q 6 yi M an g b yzkzil ,All-1? X Q k' I I - ' ' V N F 2 3 .. U N ,f A l Wu ,J ,E ,, .b A In F .J ,a N- . ' f . ' , - Y - Y- . wi I WM Q I A, , K m ig R . i K ,K I M X Q 4 , Q If V I 3 Fl 'S n ern. in I. D ,f h -1 1. 5 ' ,S L .akin QA L mx MM ,X ' z Q:'1- if '-': fix? ,V.A A ' A - X 5- M -U - V 1 5,1 -W 4. LL , g , '-Q 'nu 81 y , A M ' A gf I in 4' ig' xX Q Q M E - an E ' 5 ff' m' v k k f f 12 Y ' ex ,A - N 2, 'S ,,z2 M X W ' :Q W '-A .. ' ya fix ' A , A A A ii ' 'Q . fb 'W Wm45ff,Q w f. K X an fi H32 V - . W ,AY if ' 3 3' W .,., QQ , .M . A as is g-pf' ,N , ' k 'k 5553 5,5 X' is . I Q . -8- 53 i Y 5 , I gm R gi ,Q 15- ' f ' A ' f 1 A W... Q2 V A ' a 1 45 gi Lf, 1 A 4 ,QV jar '1 F . 5.0 I 0 - 1 .' K ' 'V Q 1 R I . h f u ,N W 7 L 'Y , fy A-N' Q 3' 52'-4 i v , 4 X g, ' . - -gk ,g f ,-,v-, 5 A,-A h Q t .41 K KX -5 '59 f if ., Q W 1. ,,mkW 'Q' :L 'Mi 3 X 'x 'I f '55 ,' A I ' S .1 fa? W A ,W 2 1, - '5 MM .lr MN 'D E -'I 4 ah 3 , in 3, xii Q 1 lv SEE ' , , A .. J gi - A' is 3 I 6555 ,.. , whiz 85 ff , VA . V s1'7Z U 2,9 fins E 1 'N il f JA . J 4, ,Qwi I gr 5 t 2 f ., L ,. vs.. - f x Vx l l 52 , 5 Ei K Swv fa -1 4s2sY2m B222 se 15 AQK-,,a:L133iV'1f.f 1:6 ','. M-' w J' I a X l K 5 1 1 3, A A 2 :V S ' 2 k. qv., ,-,-, rf QQ 'Q ,sa N' YJ ' '- ' Q W A , . wqi QQwwvq mwQA, m A Tm 'gi I K t, -J 'Uw if xi 1 vii V v .X 1 is wa Q K E 3 , my if .., ' .H ' ' 'I 4 It gb xl ,,4sW.m. f,.,. Q3 CEA: tm M - me , .. f '-M'.....1 .- W- -f -1 K A3 Q L 4.5 il ' ' 'K ' 4 f 15 if - 2- Q, K s fl- 5 5' Q in L A Y xy 4 , , L 5, , i -, b. ril Q. i E, Q- 21 - .A J Ns Q A N , f 1 of . f lmxi i E A is Q ' ' -9' f A f Q , -Q N Am 'Mkdiw ww f MNQNN . W ,. .is ff 3 Q 'mx A A ,gg X f 4 R iii W A 1 - - - ' 4 l A in , I 3 f SECTION B-3 FRONT ROW: T. McGonigle, C. Capone, N. FulginiTi, M. Kukiak, W. McAllisTer, A. Karam S Du Mend, F. Hahn, J. DouherTy, F. Adams. SECOND ROW: J. Scelsa, A. Rossi, E. Hoopes N Di DonaTo, W. WaTson, T. Myers, O. Mobley, T. Howley, C. Basile, R. Adcleso, F. Congialdi THIRD U ROW: E. Marchiando, R. Kelly, J. Germano, S. Sorace, W. STOTGTCIYR, R. RaTTer, R. Bozzl E UberTi, P. l.uTman, E. Lain. FOURTH ROW: R. Kerwood, B. Amorosso, T. Leonard, R Fox P Duwel, L. Krause, F. Accardo, E. S u'T' , J. K v J. ' future features Juniors Three years, has iT been ThaT long? Seemingly, Time has really Tlown as one ponders and recalls a brighT SepTember morn when 600 bewildered Tre-shmen numbly enTered ST. NorberT Hall. FaTher Hyde had his Troubles in inTroducing Them To The new and, To Them, complicaTed procedures oT high school. The nexT year saw The Class oT '58 move To Sacred HearT Hall, where sTudenT expecTaTions To- wards enTering The new building were noT realized unTil early spring, l956. Once in The new building, The Sophs were uniTed wiTh The enTire sTudenT body, and They became a spiriTed parT oT The school. The new building almosT overwhelmed Them. lT was so new, so big, so Tilled wiTh TaciliTies ThaT They had never enjoyed. And so, The year ended on a nole oT anTicipaTion. Having enTered Their Junior year, The Class oT '58 Toolc a greaTer parT in The acTiviTies oT The school. Some OT iTs members achieved greaT success in The academic and aThleTic Tields. They were proud OT Their school. And now, as The Class oT '58 approaches iTs Tinal year in high school, iTs members wonder, and in a perplexed aTTiTude, aslc Them- selves: Gosh, whaT will iT be like being 'Seniors' ? q i :ere oper os, Judge. Fr. Sullivan, moderaTor i i .. SECTION B-4 FRONT ROW: F. O'Donnell, T. Gallagher, C. Clwew, J. Mi+Irus. J. Plumley, J. Riordan, R. Cella, J. Lamb, J. Pawlowalci, I.. Mescolcllo. SECOND ROW: J. Pardo, R. Fraser, J. Panvini, J. Calciano, J. Malfara, D. Polidoro, J. Piergallini, V. Caruso, R. DiFrancesco, G. Kravec. THIRD ROW: J. Gillin, E. -4 Flynn, J. McGrory, J. Nigrelli, J. Newell, J. Myers, D. Mlron, L. Burgese, R. Auarano. FOURTH ROW: F. Cedrone, R. Cummings, D. Barker, S. Adamski, E. Remenfer, M. DiSIefeno, C. Dickinson, J. O'MaIIey, M. Morrone. Mr. Tripodi, moderafor. SECTION B-5 FRONT ROW: J. Nardini, B. Mulvilwill, A. Avellino, R. Mullen, J. Mlceli, S. Pellecchla, F. Car- penelo, J. Smedile, W. George, J. Brown. SECOND ROW: A. Navelo, F. Zandina, J. McFadden, J Panipinlo, R. Ferguson, V. Morasoff, A. Revelas, J. McGowan, F. Cifore, P. Chiacheffi. THIRD ROW ' D. Vanore, R. SanIaBarbara, A. Carbone, R. La+ch, R. Mergliano, J. Melleil, A. Colombarclo, J Ramoncouslcas, F. Tricoli, E. Burgese. FOURTH ROW: R. Adams, C. D'Angelo, F. Collins, J. Fenlon F. Zolone, J. Molclulx, T. Whilehead, W. Grady, W. Kelm, F. DeICovo, A. Falance. 5. I The one and only chambermaids, 'Found only in sixlh period lunch. Whaf's rhis, a new elemenl? Found by one of fhe greaf scienlisfs of 'rhe world? No, only Charlie Chew and a few of lhe boys frying io blow fhe school up. SECTION B-6 FRONT ROW: F. Giardano, J. McCullough, E. Mounf, S. DiPaolo, P. Fauslo, F. Trevelino, A. Zic- cardi, A. Mesele, J. Condesl, L. Hagans. SECOND ROW: L. Foyer, E. Zuccafo, J. Toner, C. Zamel, J. Zarabba, R. Gilmore, C. Vicario, A. Wilson, F. Dougherly, J. Bozzelli, R. Marchesa. THIRD ROW: T. Foglia, C. Dunne, J. McCarry, R. Capone, F. Cena, A. Vazquez, E. Zoller, R. Ciavadone, J. Kinner- U man, J. Jozailis. FOURTH ROW: J. Giaham, M. McFadden, J. Eflore, C. Hawe, F. Srremel, P. Donnelly, A. Zappala, J. McGra+h, M. Maloney, T. Hard. Moderalor: Fr. Cosmos Workman, T.O.R. SECTION B-7 FRONT ROW: R. Coppolo, J. Varalli, F. Genlile, R. Kaczmarelc, W. Barlel, M. Collins, R. Aliolo, P. Drass, D. Anlonini, R. Bela. SECOND ROW: F. Spaguolo, G. Hall, F. Smiflw, T. Mesi, G. Hen- derson, T. Cuslodio, J. McCusker, J. Grasso, R. Miller, J. Chambers, G. Glaval. THIRD ROW: B. - Firzpalricln, R. Roelz, C. G-onella, R. Sorrenlino, J. Connelly, R. Harringlon, W. Padlo, H. Carpenler, R. Fagan, J. Icrardi. FOURTH ROW: W. Doyle, J. Egan, F. McNully, J. Willroclc, J. Uriclr, Moderalor, Fr. Marlin Yanico, T,O.R. SECTION B-8 FRONT ROW: V. Corapi, F. Alberl, C. Liszewslci, B, Kulclyclcy, C. Cammarola, A. Bonaccorsi, M. Gavaghan, T. Kelly, D. Soslca, D. Dilvlarino. SECOND ROW: D. Marino, R. Driadon, S. Cori, A. 8 Mazzula, H. Hamillon, W. Rodden, R. Tirolli, J. Romano, J. Soufhard, J. Fanelli, G. Melone. THIRD ' ROW' A. Andi-eoni, T. Leonard, R. Galone, J. Herrschafl, J. Pelralia, R. Yorlc, M. Scoll, J. Giumar- ello, Tanzola, W. Domzalslxi. FOURTH ROW: R. Sanlrowski, G. Vilale, J. Scalidi, G. McBride, W. William, R. Willrins, F. Vinci. Mr. Senslne, mocleralor. .- gr -sl K 4. -W ,L K .1 : .1 .X ww 45 umm - l it M f ,. f ' is 11 masalcumwm X mpqm 'mm in ann .Q nm an nun .qu ,M pq 3 s . ,Q K v an E -.W 1 5 'mwwmage 1 x X ,j T , - W - . , N N , , x E ' 4 Q M A ' 1' x V. N 3 -1' ' , - -V - -V . gg Y k Y ' f W' Wang! aw 'iz'lQZ'lZ!?5 ,Ag MW siafes up fm ' ii Q b::g7 Q A . q f 5' G 4 4 l 3 fl, ,,..-1' J! f! ' v -'Hr -1 s 6 ru e 7 I N- svH Wm sy + W' ,am x 4 ,yne4N! Y, James Haggeriy ...,...... Presideni of ihe Siudeni Council As presidenf of ihe siudeni council, Jim displayed real leadership as he guided us ihrough a very successful year. This, along wilh his personalily, has accounied for his over- whelming populariiy wiih h's classmaies. ln appreciaiion of fhis, he has consianily sirived lo do his ulmosl for our school. He hes pariicipaied in sporls, such as foofball and baslref- ball, in an effori io coniribuie his par? io school aciiviiies. Charles Avicolla ....,. Vice-Presidenl of ihe Siudenl Council Charley was elecied vice-presideni of ihe Sfudenf Council mainly because he has always been deeply inieresled in school affairs. ln his four years ai Soulh and Neumann he has dis- played lremendous spirii 'lor 'ihe school and has channeled his energies inio 'lhe promoiion of iis well-being. All fhis has acquired for him ihe admirafion of ihe whole siudeni body. v student council officers Joseph Giannanionio ....,. Secrefary of ihe Sfudenl Council Being secreiary is buf one of Joe's many acfivifies. He hes been in precfically every phase of school affairs. Lisiing iusl' a few of his many exira-curricular acfivilies we see him as a slellar member of ihe iraclr learn, ediior of ihe Crysial. Roclrei reporier, co-capiein of ihe Cheerleaders. A very versaiile siudeni. Joseph Belleridge ........, Treasurer of fha Siudeni Council One of ihe besi liked siudenfs in ihe eniire school, Joe possesses a warm and magneiic personalify. He worlrs very diligenily ai his olilice of Treasurer, balancing lhe boolrs of ihe school and pariicipaling acfively in the Council. Joe Beiieridge is a iruly represeniaiive siudenf of Bishop Neu- mann High School. student council Q T yi? 14. I Under The direcTion oT Fr. Polini, iTs moderaTor, and iTs Tour oTTicers, James Hag- gerTy, Charles Avicoia, Joseph GiannanTonio, and Joseph BeTTeridge, The STudenT Council again handled wiTh greaT success The many problems oT our sTudenT body. The STudenT Council is composed oT The Tour oTTicers and a represenTaTive Trom each homeroom ThroughouT The school. The represenTaTives bring The suggesTions and complainTs oT Their homerooms beTore The council Tor discussion. If They are good They are discussed TurTher by The oTTicers and FaTher Polfni in a special meeTing. l-lere The suggesTions are siTTed ouT and The beTTer ones are Taken down To l:aTher Koob Tor his approval or reiocTion. IT approved by Fr. Koob The suggesTion becomes a new law in The governmenT oT our school. Examples oT such are The many rallies held Tor our aThleTic Teams, The playing oT music in The caTeTeria, and The TormaTion of an inTrafmural baskeTball league oT Bishop Neumann. Besides handling These duTies The council also sponsors a dance every SaTurday nighT in The gym. The STudenT Council is a parT oT our school ThaT musT TuncTion in order To malce our school The greaT school ThaT iT is. Vife, The Class oT I957, congraTulaTe FaTher Polini and The STudenT Council Tor The Tine iob They have done. I . The Dance Commillee, under 'rhe direclion of Falhfrr Polini, is re- sponsible for lhe popularily of our Safurday nighl dances. The clever display on +he nighf lhe Four Aces sfarred is iusl one example of a lremendous iob handled well. To lhem, our lhanlns. dance committee Diclr Darcy Sludenl Council Dance Chairman We wish 10 congralulaie Dick for his very cap- able handling of lhe numerous delails which go into lhe running of lhe very popular nighl dances l Saiurday in vu Wha+'s This! everybody siHing down? Oh! fhe Tracy Twins are coming. av, N.,--4 ,AVF ,gf Everybody comes fo see +i'ie Four Aces, and everyone dances -even Richie Russo. Jim Cannon, senior, gives off wifh one of his 'rriclry dance sieps. 1 . -6 Pidured here are 'rhe Four Aces: Al Alberls, lead man of lhe groupg Dave Mahoney, Sod Vacano. and Lou Sevesfer. Fafher Cox checks Joe's card, as his dale Joanne Quailrone loolzs on. Also picfured are Joe Giannanfonio and dale Ar- leen Carpino, Ray Murphy and his dale Mary Ellen McGuery. the four aces The Four Aces going lhrough fheir acl' for lhe benefil of lhose who allencled lhe dance. Escorled by Faiher Polini is Al Alberls, one of ihe Four Aces. ln lheir visif lo fhe Dance ihey were given a greal ovafion from +he people who packed fhe gym. i rx 'ff 4 Q ., ,S I ' si, ', .. . an 1 1 I. . if A 1 MV H I i Q I 0 Pictured here is the dance committee posing with the very pretty Tracy Sisters. Oh, to he the dance chairman! honored guests . . . tracy sisters Busily engaged in conversation. Here are the better halves of the Student Council Otiticers-Marie, Joanne, Maryann, Kathy, reading iett to right. i Above are pictured the Tracy Sisters betting a cool tune -The Watermelon Song. f if 'i Qi 1 A14 gf . .,., ,N f X if K , -ag Qi Qi. V 15,21 6 Q -- X573 I I g 13 my , 1 - ' . , 'QP' M ,, ' f ' m A 'W' 'A 1' V 'A Q xi QQ? -ff in 1 X AP, 5 M Q. W JQW - F 1 5 Ei -V H . , X ? iw ' 4 M ' X N.. 'WWW ' y-0' 1 Rr' A al: - M ' ' m QS, gi I ., 9 M 1. Q , ' 'ff my .,-f-. A . . .. . ,A 'av -f f H :A iiglgf J 'i SV . J jk ., 2 , W ,,,L , ,, H X Q if 1 ,Xi . 1 W X J if 'Q 5, Y X mi ,fx .e A A is .N nf. . ?i ff' f si , ,,-E avr,- K 5357 K- 0 .,, , we is ff , 'QF .',:, . ,l l 1 ef? 572 'ffl K Mi, m ' W 02532K A. .yisqnsmli-if,--.1 ff, wwf ,,' Y, X 'gag ,fly f- A if A ' fa, :mga M Q.. ,. . ,N My X M , 1 f f , is the future is CRYSTAL clear The CRYSTAL This year has undergone a compleTe change. Even The rnoderaTor is new. l:aTher Cannon assumed The posiTion vaQaTed by l:aTher Keul and proved mosl' eTTicienT in Carrying ouT The pulolicaTion oT The yearbook. ConnplirnenTs are in order To l:aTher Cannon in his TirsT aTTen1pT as rnoderaTor oT The CRYSTAL 5TaTT. Well ET acTually looks as Though They are working, buT don'T leT Them fool you. IT is a posed picTure. IT is almosT finished now, maybe l will be able To puT The guns away. This is whaT Fr. Cannon musf be Thinking. We of The sTaFT would like To furTher our complimenTs for his paficnce. We OT The CRYSTAL sTeTT have sTriven To show The eTTecTs oT The new school on The 5TudenT5 as well as The TaculTy, leaving ouT noThing in The way oT aThleTics and acTiviTies, We have shown Through The magic eye OT The camera The daily procedures oT The sTudenT loody as well as Their many exTrafcurricular acTiviTies. ,--rr' This is work? Well This is whaT They call iT, looking aT picTures, especially Those of The dance and oTher acTiviTies. FRONT ROW: Vince Accardo, Franlr Garofola, Charlie Cammarofa. SECOND ROW: Milne Hughes, Bernie Burns, Ray Przybyllo. THIRD ROW: Sonny ScaIIan+ino, Jim Gannon, Charlie Ruzic. FOURTH ROW: Jim Haggeriy, Jim Coleman, Bob Devine. FIFTH ROW: Dick Darcy, Don Herpen, George Basfian. SIXTH ROW: Joe Giannanfonio, Joe Molony. As seen from Ihe previous pages of Ihis bool: if Ioolz a lol of Iime for The CRYSTAL +o be compleied. This is mainly due Io The efforfs of Joe Giannanlonio, Ediior. 4-...MQ . 'N 4' t ,. 3 W an unlllll iW A l 3, X 33,1 I 9 f J x I f' A' X 1 an-of the ROCKET The Roc3lsel'l ol 1956-57 has proven ilzself lo be o well run orqanizalion. The alall mcmbvrn did lhoir various jobs in such a manner nz. lo lgrinq abou! lhe pulolicalion of Q lop-lliqhl hiqh gchml newspaper. This year lhc paper SHCCITIQ lo have been iinprovofl qrcnlly over paal cclilions, The coverage wan annul nnrl lhc sulwiecl maller clearly prewcnloil. Tho l'ROCl.cl has hclpefl A qrool' flcnrl in proniolinq I1 lwellcir iinrlcrilnnzl iraq ol lho school qrwcrnmfenl ancl aclyiliom, nel only hy lhc gluglcnlfz Ol Bi-:hop Nounmnn lrliqh Sfhool, bul by lheir friends and pnrcnlfi nr: wolf Wfhorm a perion pickin up a Copy ol lhe RoClfl he hm in hiz lmnrlz A clirccf line lo lhe very hoarl ol our School. As ediior of our school newspaper, Milne has kepl ihe sludenf body well informed on ihe evenfs which look place ihroughouf lhe year. We saluie you Milne for your excellenf iob. SEATED, leff +0 right F. Garofola, C. Rego, M. Varallo, Edilorg R. Louden, J. Tramo. R. Pryzbyllo. MIDDLE ROW: E. Furia, A. Mucci, J. Papalini, A. lalorola, J. C-ianuanfonio, C. Cammaralo, D. Tasca, C. Sfibilu, J. Molony. BACK ROW: P. Dress, F. Mc- Fadden, J. Masino, F, Sinalra, A. Troisi, L. Miscolo++o. ,Nr ,ff PresenTing The l956-57 ediTion of The cheerleaders under The moderaTion of FaTher Louis MclnTyre, T.O.R. cheerleaders WiTh FaTher Lewis lylclnTyre, T.O.R., as Their moderaTor, TogeTher wiTh co-capTains Roger Louden, Joe GiannanTonio, and Richard Darcy, This energeTic group helped To bring This year's TooTball and baslceTball campaigns To successTul Tinishes. Their enThusiasm was mosT evidenl as They led The numerous Tens in The TradiTional school cheers and songs. ln doing This They conTinued The spiriT Trom The old memories OT SouTheasT CaTholic. They also added color To The games wiTh TheIr colorTul uniTorms and megaphones. BuT Their worlc did noT go in vain, as They led The crowds aT The PalesTra Tor The CaTholic League BaslceTball Playollfs. We oT The CRYSTAL sTaTT would like To exTend our deepesT Thanks Tor The Tirne They gave up Tor The school. Co-capTains Dick Darcy, Roger Louden, Joe GiannanTonio. ud 'w ,Au . 'J hand Sfanding slraiglwl and +aII we see lime Color Guard leading fhe band af The foofball games. TOP ROW: P. Wolff, R. Munnich, J. Newell, J. Sluempfle, A. Masciffi, J. Germano, E. Mueller, V. Carfagno, E. D'Urbano. SECOND ROW: V. Mazzuca, P. Cosenlino, H. Carpenler, C. Shumway. D. Brogan, W. Duffy, R. Carfango, J. Molony, P. Beasley, C. Cavacini, R. Balchunas, G. Kebea, O. Mobley, W. Colner. THIRD ROW: G. Vilale, R. Giannalarrio, A. Troisi, T. Benigno, R. Wilson, F. Veniuss, A. Renna, F. Cifone, R. Tonari, A. Riccarcli, P. Walsh, C. DiTullio, A. Amilcare. BAND MAN- AGER: Huey Young. COLOR GUARD: J. Ac- ciavali, A. Troisi, V. Accardo, M. Levifslxy, J. Gam- bino, J. Girardo, J. Duce, J. Barker. x Q g A ?...m...,,, .... ....,.. ,. .. .. 1 A 'Z - .rf .SM-iz? i ..., .. ..... . - V . : '. .vi-+25 'f R xg. .x, ,. VX , -7:5,g, Nil kg' The Band, TuncTioning ThroughouT The school year as one oT The school's largesT organizaTions, deserves much crediT Tor iTs cooperaTion in school aTTairs. AT TooTball games, The band members perTorm aT halT-Time by presenTing inTricaTe drills along wiTh spiriTed music. All oT This resulTs only Trom many aTTernoons and even nighTs oT pracTice. They are oTTen called upon To give concerTs aT P.T.A. parTies. BuT iT is aT The VarieTy Show ThaT They are able To display Their real musical TalenTs To The school. Here is The climax oT all previous rehearsals and preparaTions. Their Tinal conce-rT is given aT Graduahon which closes To The lasT noTe oT The Band oT '57. Moving Through Their maneuvers These high sTeppers are performing one of The drills from The band conTesT. We mighT Talre noTice ThaT They are all in sTep. .... .... ,su i Above we Tincl Mr. Anello explaining The Triplef To The Treshman class. Along wiTh insTrucTion of The band he also direcTs and drills iT. You can also find him wriTing our parfs. STan Kulilcowslci, TrumpeTer, playing during one of The many pep rallies held in The yeard by The sTuclenT council. STan was band capTain This year. 45 5 ' Q, 41, L- if senior trip Boarding +he Train. This was fhe beginning of an excifing and memor- able clay for ihese Seniors, who were able io make +he Senior irip. liwhte . 0 X K: sew xy Having endured a iiring irain ride home, ihese Seniors slill have some cner lcff fo whoo il u before +he Cr sfal camera. gl' P P Y Bringing back lhe South will-r +hem, lhese rebels pose prellily on 'Phe irain home. No wonder fhe Norlh won. H h A l l' Dele ale alon A easing fheir appefiles al lhe New Colonial Holel ai Washingfon. Sfanding behind one of his mosaics is 1 e pos o rc g g pp wilh some of lhe facully and seniors, who aliended lhe 'irip +0 Wash- These genilemen seem lo be enioying Themselves. ingron. 60 3 the millay cluh H looks like Fafher Fanning and Dan Dougherfy are frying fo gel' oul nofices lo ihe alumni for meefings lhai' are coming up. i The cornmi+fee of +he Millay Club are working oui 'Phe program of evenfs 'For 'the nexl' big meeling. A+ anolher meefing, held during lhe year, lhe Millay Club plans 'For fhe annual LeHermen's Banquel. 'WA-..-G '51 XX The lvlillay Club, alumni associalion of Bishop Neumann High School, is The mosl aclive group connecled wilh lhe school. As anolher year ends lhis alumni group is bigger and more aclive lhan ever before, due io lhe larger mem- bership. They sponsor such acliyilies as 'rhe Lawn Pele, and The annual LeHermen's Banquel, held al Palumbo's in order lo honor Jrhe lellermen of lhe pasl school year. I A w. of .i,l N ,, 'rw dag: ,E , fifif, 'X fi X F if 5 . im., ' WK? 51,7 Agar, EH ez ,e 'f ' '-vow l , ig' 'P' 1 fir a sg f we .ik W, A uk A Umwfi ' r 3 i al' 1 a 1 FRONT ROW: Mulvihill, Dan Ruggiano, McSweeney, Ed Kelly, Tom Condon, Toner, Miccovali, James Kelly. SECOND ROW: Ciierni, Mike Gavaghan, Charlie Harran, John Kassin, Ed Uberli, Fred Ubcrli, Hagan, Frank Scallanlino. THIRD ROW: John Billbrough, Davis, Dom Novielli, Francis Quimby, Neil Savasiano. St. Norbert Society u l 1 l 1 Failhfully serving mass in Sainl Joseph's Chapel every morning is ihe S+. Norberl Sociely. Com- posed of a group of aliar boys desirous of oblaining lhe special graces allached io lhis posl' and receiving its benefils, lhey are found near-by whenever Mass is being said. S ,np B, German Club FaTher Feider, conducTing anoTher successful year in The achvilies oT Der DeuTsche Ve-rein, held several meelings aT which were discussed The arTicles in German newspapers which were dis- Tribufed, and The showing of German picTures aT a NorTh Philadelphia TheaTer. The highlighl OT The club year was The ChrisTmas parTy aT which The Tradifional apple cake and colce were served while The members sang wiTh The musical accompanimenT ol The accordion. John Sexfon. student guides The Siude-nT Guides are a new group organized by The STudenT Council, Tor The aid OT running The elevaTor ThroughouT The day. QperaTing The ele- vaTor in shiTTs, Two diTTerenT boys aT a Time during each period, The boys TransporT Taculfy members To Tloors desired. LEFT TO RIGHT: James Anhy, John Colligan, Joseph Capaldi, Bob Mun- nich, Obie Ray, Charles Ruzic, german club egg 45' ii STudenT guides Charles Chew and Dick Maflioli seem To be enioy- ing a iolne on Mr. Tripodi, as The nexf shiff ,The Burgesses, wail To go on duly. ll f C 71? i 5 ' I 3261545 CG T FRONT ROW: J. Mahlman, R. Cic- cone, J. Malony, J. McHugh, A. Rolla, J. Franey, J. Jaclrson, B. Mas- TrogosTino. SECOND ROW: C. Cammarolo, J. Anlry, J. Grrecia, R. Coolr, G. Kararnan, W. Sabalino, R. Kelly, J. MellelT, A. DeTilTa. THTRD ROW: W. Kraynyalr, N. Ruggeri, J. Cianfrani, F. PinlrcTT, J. MaTThews, J. Kelly, H. Young, Mr. Kavlca, Di- recTor. gremlin cluh Doing work around The recepTion room, Taking The coaTs aT The check room aT The dances, Taking care ol The colce machine during The weelr, are some oT The liTTle iobs handled by l:aTher Polini's Gremlin Club. To be a member OT The club you musT be shorTer Than FaTher Polini. You also musT pass his examinaTion. glee cluh The Glee Club, under The direcTion oT Mr. KaTlca, is again reorganizing. The singing group made iTs premier aT The ParenT-Teacher ChrisTmas parTy, and was well received. AlThough liTTle aTTenTion has been given This group, slowly and sTeadily iT will main- Tain iTs own place amongsT The oTher clubs and acTiviTies. TOP ROW: Tony Delvlarino, Frank l U hill, Lou DeSancTus, Joe MelleTT, SEATED: John Kramer, Bob Kelly, and Jim Kelly. Vtqf Berger, Charles Green, Jim Mulvi- Ed CurTin, and Chas. Sierce. sigma nu chi The Sigma Nu Chi or The SocieTy oT Neumann Chem- isTs, under The moderaTion oT FaTher VincenT Del.eers, has become during This year, one oT The ouTsTanding science clubs oT Bishop Neumann. This is due To The TacT ThaT iTs members pracTice Teamwork, and are Tor- ever increasing in Their knowledge oT chemisTry. Among iTs il!usTrious members are: PresidenT, Raymond Przybllog Vice-President John Samuel: SecreTary, John SexTon, and Treasurer, RoberT Munnich. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Samuel, R. Fhzybollo, Joe GiannanTonio, A. Renna, C. Hesser, T. HarTney, R. Munnich, J. SexTon, M. Verallo. Xa L physics club FaTher C. T. Urban G. Pream has reacTivaTed The Physics Club. Under his leadership iT has become one OT The prominenT clubs in The science Tield OT our school. Membership has included iTs rosTer oT acTiviTies aTTend- ance aT such localiTies as The Franklin lnsTiTuTe and The aTomic exposiTion aT ConvenTion l-lall. The Physics Club is aiding in The culTivaTion oT inTeresT inTo The Tield OT science. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Ushka, B. Konsfance, J. Samuel, J. SexTon, J. Tampancllo, D. Tasca, M. Schillaci, F. Garofola, Presiderit biology club Under The moderaTion oT Mr. MimiliTch, The Trog dissecTing club wenT inTo acTion. PerTorming escapades Twice a week, aTTer school, They increased Their knowl- edge oT naTure Through The indusTrious eTTorTs They puT TorTh in conducTing Their experimenTs. The obiecTives oT This organizaTion is The seeking oT a clearer under- sTanding oT biology. They live up To The moTTo: Experi- ence is The besT Teacher. The Biology Club in session, under The direcTion of Mr. Mimi- liich. Harry Graham, AI Ricciardi, Denzil Meyers, Charlie Ruzic, Mr. Perry, Dan Quimby, Mike Cavaliere, George Morris radio and t.v. Having The privilege oT represe-nTing our school, The Radio and T.V. Club proceeded To do iT honor by The crediTabIe performance which They Turned in, while Taking parT in various acTiviTies. Our sincere Thanks Tor a iob well done goes To Mr. Perri, mod- eraTor ol The club. Mr. Carroll and Fr. SchuITe, Forensic League presidenT. SEATED: Jim Colman, Charles Dunne, John GusTis, Charles CammaroTo, Nick MangrivaTi, Bob Devine. debating cluh Re-echoing Through The pasT school year The voice oT Bishop Neumann embodied in The DebaT- ing Club broughT many high Iaurels To The bosom ol The alma rnaTer. These silver Tongued oraTors, under The indispensible leadership OT Mr. Carroll, were regarded as powers oT The league and The mosT successful Team in The schools hisTory. FRONT ROW: Den1iI Meyers, John GusTis, Fred Ciao, Charles Ruzic. SECOND ROW: Nick MangraviTi, AIberT ForTuna, Carmen Cavacini, Charles Hesser. THIRD ROW: Harry Graham, Edward Furia, Joseph Bozzelli. FOURTH ROW: RoberT Bela, Philip SaIaaTeIIi, James Grear. FIFTH ROW: Charles CammaroTo. MISSING: Claude Sfibili. AWD! The lifly voice choir, made up of 'rhe boys from +he famed home founded by Fafher Flanagan, filled +he huge Conveniion Hall wifh beauliful fones, as ihey sang a varied program of ancienf and modern music. buys town choir On Ocioloer 3lsr, 'rhe Boys' Town Choir appeared ai' Convenrion Hall To enleriain in a program conducied To help raise funds ro build a new Norberline Seminary al Daleslord. Under rhe direclion of Falher Francis Schmiir ihe boys sang many of Their world known hymns and made lhe evening very enjoyable for all ihose who were presenr. USHERS: Ed Zoller, Joe Giannanfonio, Ray Murphy, Wall Klauder, Joe Jacovini, Bob Capone, Pal Drass, Chas. Chew, Jim Haggerfy, and Joe Bellorridge, consuli Faiher Polini abouf lhe floor plan of Convenfion Hall. F fx' : ,fume WM Wfflw aw Maw X lil Q SQ pw Wir' 4924-wif .Q FFF Rf? p 1- X mmm NX? -UG mit E5 fl, - ' 4 'Neat 5 4' V'- X.- ,gg . -,bA Never failing 'ro supporf +l'1eir leam, +l'1e sludenl body is shown here in one of flue pep rallies held during llwe school year. These rallies helped spark lhe foofball leam lo a successful second place, and llme baslcellzall leam lo a playoff posilion al lhe Palesfra. Congrafulalions, Sfudenl Bodyl 69 -..av-A 4 'W ' Q ge ws QS ga ws M it .A ix..i.4 K Pai Drass proves Thai ii Takes more men Than Two To bring him clown in The game wifh our SouTh Philly rivals 5ouThern High. football The Pirale gridmen rounded ouT The l956 sea- son wiTh an impressive 542-2 record which was good enough Tor second place. Coach BarTolomeo's charges opened The season by deTeaTing ST. James I8-I4. PaT Drass scored Twice, Dick lviaTTioli once on a sixTy-yard pass Trom Klauder. They dumped WesT CaTholic To The Tune OT 33-O. The TirsT quar- Ter was all ours in The 20-6 deTeaT oT La Salle. Neumann-6, Roman-20: enough said. Capone and Drass proved Themselves To be sTellar backs in The Bonner game To help us To a Tie. In The mosT crucial game oT The season NorTh delealed Neumann I9-7. PaT Drass sprinTed 39 yards Tor our lonely score oT The game. ln The Tinal league game we romped over a weak FaTher Judge Team 33-6. BoTh Neumann and SouThern wenT scoreless in a game where The PiraTes iusT didn'T have The scoring punch. I if ,rigs new ,... 21 f,. as X- .f F . 9- -,, K ,V V M ' ,N A was ,W a. sway, Jim McGovern, Jim Boyle, Jim Gris- pino, Sal Oleri, Ron Seabreeze, and Ed Zeller sif on +he bench eager fo be in +he fray. Wifh a 20 poinf lead, fheir only worry is missing anofher chance fo run over fhe weak Wes+ Cafholic Team. ,lQ, V si if I X -ig ' Y-Q a W5 in 9 ,.. . f.3,xKgk .,. .1 Q N 4 3? v , V ' A 5 xi sig: p 5 'R s s W L fl-ei K- W A Q ,safer 'M M r.. swivel. asm it f Q egjvs A 3 ,.,, is, .,, xi a i i f 3 ig ,gg ,K ,, 52 13 'lg A no c as 5 , ,R ,ag R if V.. rsh 'Q I re , b y W? A? f y 1 i -f ' x-Hg: rr 33 'Y' ns 1 ' e f v A ' N , y J as b vs: l U J-pig Q 4 I. l'-.. i . , f 23' X is A P X Y 1- ,sr N LQ i PX 'E' ,Q e .. 'SEX , 'fame w J , MM, 3. , i A R, 1 f., s 2 Q 1 sf K i Q' in ss- E sk fx 'X 3 i +3 x viii: s s 3 s, 1 xi 'R-13 'bi ' f M yy L,.r - ,,., ,,i i,,l -Q-1 '+': , -'-'ww Q ,X ,vi 'T-is-.':f7'i 4 4 v 'S Pele Villa a senior class lineman of high skill. Bob Capone a all-Calholic plunging fullback who is +o refurn. hx, - we 5 . Wall Klauder fades fo +oss one of his Y 'Z pafenled passes af a crifical momenf of a very imporlanf game. The pass was complefed for a fasl gain. my J .ww ..s..' F ss..-v . ,QF K, . W my ,mg f F ,np i f +, 2 X, ,rm , . wk 'W +W1 i as wil' if ,4 ,Qual .is as 'WCA ,- ' 'iii 55,5 ii! ff as Ck xref? NM? MZ sl-4'QQnrL-,. , iQ.' ' 0105 'I ' I wg 1 tl 1 ' 1 X. .ap is Bob Capone charges againsl La Salle showing lhe power lhal' Hey, gel' oFf my back! Thai musf be wha? Bob is yelling won him a place on lhe all-Caiholic learn. This fool: place while lhe La Salle player uses him 'for a cushion which Bob in +he La Salle game a+ l2+h and Bigler. did noi like af all. A lruiiless a++emp+ is made by one of 'lhe Souihern players as Wall' Klauder goes around ihe end of lhe Soufhern line for a shorl buf effecfive gain. We were scoreless in 'This game. Bu'f also scorelcfa was ihc Soulhern fcarug 'rhis is ihe second 'rime fha? neiiher feam scored. ' a V K l 3 . -- . ' A7 W i,g.5 rs... 5 . a 'W' ' 1:-K, Q..-i i'T...,f:?f!v!2fi':Q'-n.s13f1f'gP2a?W-1.4151-7SAHQEW Q s 12 'Jas' - W - ,..1L'- ,'s ,j,T'!45pg1ff':'.w'f'vwi?ff4'f4sj -' ik 5 . i. . 5 ,A K. ., I , A gs., - ' J , ..., vs,- s . t ,. s 6 . ' i it - - gf 4- Y ' , I , .. ' - M will ,Q 5 K X . as R U W, N I A ,, In 1 4-,. is ik -'su x a F' s . , 'V x V' Q. W' .si V ,iw-sv, . ' , - - ' A L, is - M V X. A, r W - - s 'Q K W' - iw W as '-QW - -we f 'S 4 N' . , . ,L . I in -an A ., at mg, A J V 1 V S 1. . , l . ' il' ' - - N. ,V ' rs-'fly 7' we has .Jim ,fly Q ,, . y si g si The - - M 0' ' an. we A ii f . so vw FIRST ROW: Ballard Sheldon, Jim Leary, Ed Zoller. Vince Ierardi, Jim Grispino, Pele Jurgaifis, Fred DiPaolo, Low Burgress, Ralph Azzarano, Franlx Trocoli, Charles Chew, Dom Burgess, Sam Ofsri, Ernie Orsalli. SECOND ROW: Joe De- Sipio, Pal Drass, Bob Capone, Pele Villa, Ray Waszevqslxi, Charlie Avicalla, Jim Kaggerfy, Franlc Ge-race, Jim Boyle, Wall Klauder, Gene Burgese, Ron Cappola. THIRD ROW: Coach Paul Barlolomeo, Mgr. Bob Cullen, Diclc lvlalliooli, Curl Ciavardonc, John McGovern, Richie Famiclielli, Andy Terrily, Charlie Pandolalies, Jerry McBride, Rhonell Sea- breeze, VJill Devine, Bob Adams, Joe Jacovini, Pele Fausfo, Mgr. Ray Murphy, Assf. Coach Bob Malhews. H John Lavin '5l, Jaclr McDonald '5l, and Bob Malhews head for 'the bench ai half-lime, fol- lowed by Barl and Mr. Mallhews. All are smil- ing over 'rhe eleven poinf lead our boys rolled up in The firsf half. O Come To papa, as Leaper Boyle sTreTches for a pass from The Nose Klauder. This was one of The deciding 'FacTors which helped us To go on To Tie Monsignor Bonner aT Villanova Sfadium. Wafch ouT, here he comes, The sophomore who showed he had iT. lT's Dick MaTTioli sTarTing ouT on one of his long runs and There was no sTopping him. 'UU ii! On This page we run inTo a winning game, a losT game and a game ThaT was Tie. ln The Bonner game The Team did noT have The punch ThaT They needed and They only Tied. ln The Roman game our deTense was noT sTrong enough To sTop Roman and we losT This game. BuT in The ST. James The boys had iusT The righT punch and They deTeaTed ST. James To The Tune oT I8-I4. In This game boTh The deTense and oTTense worked perTecT To bring us a vicTory in our TirsT league game. This proves ThaT you need all The players To be a good Team. WiTh This ThoughT in mind we oT The CRYSTAL sTaTT Take our haTs QTT To The players of our T957 TooTball Team. Q .., A-3 ,V ,Y VW, l Oh! So you wanT some more! Mac McGovern pen. bloclrs ouT for Dick MaTTioli, as everyone else is iusT sTanding There waiTing Tor someThing To hap- summary ' ConTinuing Their winning sTrealc, The PiraTes wenT on To deTeaT The LiTTle Explorers oT La Salle High School To a score oT 20-6. The Orange and Black gridmen handed The Ex- plorers Their TirsT deTeaT since The SouTheasT Championship Team oT 1954 deTeaTed Them. AT The ST. James-Bishop Neumann game Things weren'T looking Too well Tor The NeumanniTes dur- ing The TirsT quarTer, buT They came back wiTh ThaT well known TighT and Took The lead early in The second, and wenT on To win by a score of I8 To I4. Their winning sTreak sTilI going sTrong, The down- Towners wenT on To deTeaT The WildcaTs OT Bok VocaTional School To The Tune oT I3-O. This vicTory broughT The PiraTes a sTep closer To The SouTh Philadelphia Championship. The Piraies' win over WesT T33 To Ol was due mosTly To The swiTTness of backs PaTTy Drass, Reds MaTTioli, and Bob Capone, and by The excellenT placemenT oT kicks by Joe Jacovini, ThaT had no Trouble in handing Them Their second deTeaT OT The season. In The mosT crucial game oT The season NorTh CaTholic High gave us our mosT demoralizing de- TeaT oT our playing year. They won The game by The score of I9-7. Our only score in The game was made by PaT Drass, who sprinTed 39 yards To a T.D. AT The Neumann-SouThern game boTh Teams ToughT To a scoreless Tinish. This, The annual baTTle Tor possession OT The Trophy, is The game ThaT is played on ThaT day called Turkey Day. lT is one oT The besT aTTended games each year. PresenT was one PINK RABBIT. This is one man ThaT did nqT have a chance To make a gain againsT our defense in The NorTh Caiholic game. We losT buT only afTer PaT Dress pulled The besT play of The game by making a 47 yard run sTraighT Through cenTer. i, ,... i -si 'Q T si 12, l i ,, Joe Jacovnnl x P N . . V , x 4 . m2 3 Wal? Klauder 1 haskethah r . Sam Kavalauskas X. . . . U Bull Mulvlhlil i f Wi' ., A T . Ah e X .lf P fs 76 ,ff rf, ' .J A A Hilion Alburger K3 W .J Dan Machon Sam Kavalauskas prepares fo shooi as Jim Gannon pufs info use some fancy 'fooiwork in ihe Sain? Thomas More game. Joe Mullen w,k If , 5 H. 'A ' Na-hx or-'F 11 Jim Gannon l lf K. , g Q -Ji X Wilbur Williams Jack Krall 6' M551 . -ff . 4? '. 'fl ,, 5 f' l Aa ' W ,ffl aj James Boyle Anlhony Terrifay ' Harry Boofh 9 if l I L ' QQ! , . 6 VI y-'P V , lmmy aggerly Fallier Philipson, O.Praem. Jw hw lf? Q JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW: J. Grispino, J. Valenli, P. O'Connell, J. Leonard, G. Kelly, C. Spirilo, V. Cerquilella. TOP ROW: R. Bark, J. Lyons, J. Barry, F. Leaden, J. Rosner, A. Lanzilolli, H. Carpenler. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: J. Valle, J. Piccolo, A. Perrone, W. Smilh, Mgr. A. Segese, J. Karigan, A. Sanginili. SECOND ROW: Kelly, W. Lamb, T. Kaluger, A. Beriglio, B. Laflerly. THIRD ROW: R. Chimenlo, J. Lelclilrener, W. Naimoli, P. Cooper, C. Sullon. The Junior Varsily did nol have loo successlul a season bul you musl remember lhal lhey are made up ol all Sophomores excepl Eranlcy Laddin who was a greal baclc courl rnan. Anolher person who helped lo win was Bobby Barlcs, a promising Soph, Also we musl remember lhe resl ol lhe learn lor lhey all did lheir parls. The Freshman leam is slill young in experience and did nol do loo well even lhough lhey lried lheir besl under lhe leadership ol Ealher Auguslynialc and we ol lhe CRYSTAL Congralulale Falher lor his parl in lheir viclories. w....., wr 7 . l - VW- XX--pf Nd rl 49 in L,:-iii? 1' jgmif. ,A 9 ,' ,nf m . v Q, . - .- f .W u. . , , . nl V ll 4 t 9532: - ,JW 'ia M51 My i -minuc is '14 -1 an-'+A Seddon D42 Freshman ChamP5 Secfion C-I0 Sophomore Champs ,,1- l1 Sec+ion B-9 Junior Champs Secfion A-7 Senior Champs 5 it J? av htm V win' -5 x? -ei ., -1 v iq, .. Q v X. .F- Q Q9 um: N20 ' iN-'Tw , QQ wry 5969 .1-,493 c 4 33,4 NELQSY E +561 7 ' if Ach S, mick 'RACK 'RACK 1 . f M' QB 5 628 ' ,Q mm 1' TRACK E. s 112 I nuff f r Q., vita QT 'i' 'fi P The I957 Traci: and Field Squad The i957 Jrraclc and field leam had a lurnoui bigger Jrhan any season in lhe school hisiory. Wilh reiurning leiiermen Jim Gannon in lhe mile, i-larry Seneca, in ihe pole vaulf, and Joe Giannanionio, broad lump, low hurdler, and sprinier, who was high scorer on lasi years loam wilh over 65 poinls, experienced fraclcmen head ihe well- rounded squad info compeiiiion. Seniors, such as Bill lviorly, Francis Feeney, Jim i-laggeriy, and Andy Morrisroe give ihe cindermen a punch thai will be fell by oiher 'reams in ihe league. Juniors and Sophomores add fhe depihs which give lhe ieam The exira poinfs ihai' mean viciory. Falher McCloskey, O. Pream, and Coach Charles MacErlane have hopes oi Turning ou? ihe besi' squad ever lo wear fhe Orange and Black. Joe Giannanionio, ieam high scorer, finishes ahead of Bill Morly, anoiher senior, in ihe hundred-yard dash, during a praciice session al fhe Vare Recrealicn Field. , QQ Nr-'01, .lsx-. Harry Senaca, senior pole vaulfer, showing form ihai broughl him +o a heighf of I0 feel. Harry excels in fhis evenl and has received leHers in his Sophomore and Junior years and hopes io earn one lhis year also. Mile Relay Team consisling of, from lefl io righl, Joe Giannanionio, Bob Capone, Frank Feeney, and Andy Morrisroe. The clisfance men of 'rhe ieam show promise of being lop confenders in fhe league races. Leading The pack are Jim Gannon, Leo Manci, and Jim Peifil. YU-'Uh r track The mile relay ieam, which was eniered in ihe lnquirer Traclc Meer in Conveniion l-lall, on January 28, placed sixlh in a field oi nine learns. Joe Giannanionio, iasi man on ihe squad, finished ihird in a field oi sixieen spriniers in ihe Caiholic League indoor 50-yard Championships. Joe received a medal for rhis. Leo Manci and Francis Fe-eney placed well in 'rhe mile run which had 25 runners. Leo is a Sophomore and is a 'rop middle disfance runner' during The regular iraclc season. W M., x Y ' as-i wh . 1 ' 4 - K K4 'PV' Q ' 'y -A-'X . i-, 'v - A I --.M lyvdw 5-vs. 5' - .H mu' y ' l 5 V ,V Napa..- Y 'W' 4 'sn L 5 ' M4 X iv --- U T . i ., L79-wg,,,' ,in '4-1a.,, L . at 'AQ----4 ,hw Sfending on his hands? ls if a feaT of magic? This goes To prove ThaT The sTudenTs of Bishop Neumann can do anyThing. swimming The mermen did noT do Too well This season, while prowling The deep. AlThough The Team's record oT Tive wins and Ten losses does noT indicaTe iT, The Team has greaT possiloiliTies. Considering The Training and developing which The younger members oT The Team will have had, and looking aT The specTacular achievemenTs oT Richie TirroTi, a Terriiic diver, and CheTTa Myers, our champion TreesTyle swimmer, we have no recourse buT To Think oT The coming year as one which will provide greaT saTis- TacTion To enThisiasTs of This sporT. No, he is nof frying fo swallow all lhe waler in +l1e pool, if's iusl his favorife swimming expression. Look l can almosl fly is flue expression on llie face of lhis swimmer as he does fhe bufferfly slrolce. FRONT ROW: Kelly, W. Paddlo, Tirroli, Crumsclwo, Koclwer- B6C16lK- THIRD ROW! WGlSl1. Bonavolenio. Smifh. MCGUWG sperger, Meehan, J. Paddlo, Schofield. SECOND ROW: Amliefg. Reynolds, Lavin. Bfidlne- Bellxa, Egan, Myers, Logan, Dorrian, Logginger, Ferris, Ar 4 xL 1. ANN 1 ,,,. .V,,A ii Members of lhe bowling feam wafch closely as Fafher Feider adds up an imporianl score. .-v ' was howling During lhe lasl inler-scholaslic march, as Coach Bill Kelly Hswealed if out lhe Neumann Koglorm came lhrouqh wilh a viclory over lhe delending champs, Roman Calholic, lo clip lourlh place and finish in lhe iirsl' division. The Kellyme-n's rnoderalely uuccc ',', lul season is largely due lo lhe high average of Rich l-larl llhe squads only scniorj. Falher Feidens Comedians concluded wilh a record ol I5 viclories and I2 doleali. As lhcre were no lellermen relurninq from lhe las? year bowlerls, The infra- muml program produced fhe whole varsify and J.V. learn and quile a few more upcoming undcrclassmen. 'S l j' 44 Q 'X l i Falher Feicler discusses plans for ihe firsi an- nual bowling fournamenf wilh manager James Coleman. The Carmeliles, who finished second, owe +heir successful season lo fhe fine form of Mike Vaifimo, caplain. Members of fhe Auguslians look on as Jim Cole- man, infra-mural manager, congralulales Tony la- farola, +eam's capfain. Seen here from leff lo righrz Marfellacci, Coleman, McGonacle, Kassin, y lalarola, Cropper, I957 Varsify Bowling Team-Caplain Jim Coleman, Tony was lcepl busy wilh his sludies as a senior a+ La Salle Col- Hernar, Sal DiPaolo, Tony Colalongo, Rich Hari, Mike Di- lege, he gave his precious 'lime and aHen+ion +o lhe lmeglers, slefano, Ernie Quinn, Sreve Barch, and lasf bu+ no? leasf, and alrhough he infends +o enier law school in lhe fall he Coach Bill Kelly. In spire of The fad lhal Bill Kelly '53 will sliclc by ihe Team in years +o come. f 3. 'K The I956 Cross-Counfry Squad The forlunes of Neumann's harriers look a Iremendous Iurn for Ihe good 'rhis year as Ihey were able Io win Ihe Soulh Philadelphia Championship. Seniors Frosl, Gian- nanfonio, and McCloskey and underclassmen Gannon, Williams, Peffil, and Mansi did Ihe bulk of Ihe scoring which helped 'rhe Ieam regain The championship held by Bok for Ihe pasl four years. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA CHAMPIONS CIIISS country N Q v ,7 ly , K I ' f V, ' , nk ' - ., A Joe Giannanlonio fi George McClosI:y - 4' I 1+ I .43 'L 'N J Jim Gannon Joe Frosf I 1' I t d dd S M ,.,,z uuivlli ul ' - ,... Leo Manci ' ' 4 x Frank Feeney , M li ' EE K: Vyih Sw., Q - 'L '-. ' ii' JW W99n9Y X f y ifli Bob McGonical Eugene Williams Jim Peifoi' ..A, . Q. Mi. VN, QU. 3' ,. 1 6 . ., 3a,,1..b. :- -ffffx' '- sky 5 hy. was my A' f Y , X f n 1 -, , ' I as f- E Q 5 4-., ' .' .. A J - , M Q . ':, .4 k I .VQY kiw- wi ewwwih. Q xwpwf-Q k, . ,, I 1 f f ' , , nfl. E ., , L 'ff ' Egf 1 V A ' '..,. 0557 49 W5 ' , X ,, W ks' 5',.AW 'A , fi :gm- IrT?Qi5Q'1,,,w'fl'. 3: ' 1:59, ' ol Y I ' wh' . W3 Shew, Oferi Sharkey, C. Cluew, Amara+io. SECOND R VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM--FIRST ROW: Banner, Zoller, R. Boo+l1. JOS5Pl '- DlDl0' THIRD ROW: DiRenZi. R- Fimiqliefll OW: Klaucler, Marino, A. Famiglielli, Jacovini, Covello, J. Mc Norlon, Anihony, Ferringo, Cosenfino, Allen, Riggelano, DOf16ld.6S5i5'l6f1lC05Cl'- baseball Tlne baueball leem, modernled by llallwer Kelly, did ex- Cepliennlly well lezl year and gave a line dizpley el sporls- mnnmlwip. Under llwe direclion of llrieir cegclw, Mr. Paul Bm-leleinrm, and llweir nzzi-,lanl Ceaclw, Jack McDonald, llwey pul lftrrllw llweir besl ellorl and were very successful. Tlweir auccrfzz was clue mainly le llweir exceplional leamwork wlwiclw :eiilly paid ell wlfion llwc chips were down. Tlfiis Team- werlc ww, zupperled by such experienced players as Joe Cavellw, Wi'ill Klnuder, Ed Zeller, Ed Alien, Riclruie Famiqli- elli, lrrxrl fknllwony, Tony DiDio, and Clwarlie Clwew. Il was Thr, cembinalion llml almezl made llne Team win llwe Clfiam- piorigliip, wlwiclw llmy mizgcd by one game. 90 Boy! Whal a game +his was as Ferringo afler a greal viciory. everyone grabs Joe Boy Sonny Marino sends fhal ball sizzling across lhe plale lo slrilre lhem ou? every lime. Well, lhey are prelfy fasl and some of lhem do come across lhe plafe for slrikes. ls he safe? or is he oul? I+ all depends on whelher or no? lhe ump has his bifocals on. Yes! H's a hi'r, a well-aimed line drive. Harry Boolh slugs one oul +ha+'s af leasl good enough for a homer. iz . new A Q '--38. vdpiliw alma .4i,,,:,?Mfii QQ , wp.. 'duo e 'Vi' l Q W ,- mg' 'M A A - jr-5 mn, of .,, Vs.. . ,M A -. L M f News f , s if ' . is ' 4 'U -5 ff-vflf, . ,, +L Q' + . W'-nr 'sa Wes, ' il W - 1 'WW' M 5 Q 1' Q! YW in 1 -Q. xl A . 4 A t J. I Mi .,.,,,A, 0 . 'v' I ' 1 -Y ' ' sp v 1 I -J K I s L L I -. in 'X v xi!! 1 , A Q, . Q 3 1- 'as K' ' it -K 4 L' , ilu. A f-M ,,f 4 Q. , sr V me '. X N .V Il' W 1 , 3 A y- xl.. V N , - qw ,, , . -Q , , M, , Q fl ,, L 1 V A -We , sf I 4, 4 af. sw .. ,Q 1 Lgefzfbws' eye Me S ,fume X wifi JUWW tg 5'?9f .4 . 4,3 'l 119: -Q 2 f1H z31'+f1 .Six If .1 J .511 gzwi xdigfs? ag ?vilQiglfr'7z:gvLM4J 4 .mfg ur. AW: 5 gwsf: lfl-122112242 1 Qf ff,f a':'-'W - I -f f Q ,L . V- Q Q' q3i?f45f' li qflgg. g -if 1 ' qi!-if Au ' X Q., lf ,S y , K A W V K AY .envy G E 5 2 7 r a',-+ 2' t ,v Naya, If ,sughg W, if 5151-g Q ,af sf 'Q f' ,QQ ,Ii f? ?',f,, lg 1 Y .1 . A , -I 3 ', 'f'!s. ' nv J , . , Q ,ig 6 'K 4 Lg viii .sl Q 319 I WV, FV? fl .ge A X ,W us 3 Q1 Q, A? n ,jig Q? ,fhgf A-1 E- Yin . f v V . wh? ,gig in . gf , Ox? f Q 33:54 in 3 ul-SV Qi-.H If ,, 2 fi .L 0 'J I N-Q iQ? G hx Emu , My ji ,, Q ' A 'Dol ' CARMEN REGO . . . Presidenf Carmen is lrnown around school as every Senior's friend and he feverishly 'fries fo live up io ihe repuiaiion. He comes from Sl. Paul's Church, and is co-ediior of ihe Roclcef. RAYMOND MURPHY . . . Secreiary - Ray, anofher member of Sf. Richard's parish, was a mem- ber of The Sfudenr Council Dance Commiiiee, where he held fhe iob of Disc Joclrey. Ray also was a manager of The 'fooiball ieam for +hree years. WALTER KLAUDER . . . Vice-Presidenl Alfhough Walf was a siar in foofball and baslcefball, he was able fo hold down 'rhe office of Vice-Presidenf. He comes from Sf. Richard's parish. senior class officers Q FRANK GERACE . . . Treasurer Frank, commonly lrnown as Lug, comes from Siella Maris Parish. He was a leiierman in foofball in his fhird year, and a home room represeniaiive for four years. , . .f -V - ,-Q ff' Y -'ff-sf ff - - - senior history- - - - ,Jar IT was a morning in SepTember, l953, when we received our TirsT glance OT High School liTe. lT was The inTamous ST. NorberT's Hall we enTered, in all iTs glory, wiTh FaTher Hyde There To greeT us . . . FaTher McDeviTT's conTusing hand signals . . . The marching rallies To SouThern's Tield Tor The games wiTh NorTh and WesT Cafhalic . . . Frank Gerace, Jim HaggerTy dress Tor FooTball . . . BaskeTball Championship aT The PalesTra . . . remember . . . Exams and we leave Freshmen Hall. We reTurn in The Tall To be parT of The lasT Championship ThaT would ever beTall SouTheasT CaTholic . AT Franklin Field we romped over FrankTord 34-O. The Sopho- mores dominaTed The cheerleaders wiTh Roger Louden, Aussie Sanborne, Bill Dum- brow, and oThers. Sammy Kavalauskas, Joe Mullen, and HilTon Alberger make The Junior VarsiTy . . . Remember The going away convocaTion Tor FaTher FarranT and how we sang ClemenTine . . . The pep rallies aT Main Hall . . . Biology, GeomeTry, and LaTin II. Then we Tound ourselves To be The second class ThaT would graduaTe under The name oT Bishop Neumann. Junioryear, and our TirsT conTacT wiTh Seniors . . . Main Hall became a realiTy . . . Here we Tound a daily walk . . . preTzels aT John's and smoke on The back sTairs . . . The grand Teeling oT being a Junior . . . The big change Trom old To new . . . ThaT rainy Trip To The new building . . . Joe lviolony sTars in The School Play . . . John Crumsho, Joe Kelly. and John Doran place in The swimming championships . . . The Tamous lollipop campaign oT The STudenT Council elecTions . . . The nighT OT The Junior Hop . . . aT lasT we're Seniors We enTered The New School in SepTember, I956, To be The TirsT class To complefe a Tull year in The new building . . . A SouTh Philadelphia Championship in Cross- CounTry, wiTh Joe FrosT compleTing Tour years oT being one oT The Top Tive on The Team . . .Joe GiannanTonio scoring over 65 poinTs in Track, and placing in Two evenTs in The Track Championships . . . Dick Darcy appoinTed Dance CommiTTee Chairman . . . Mike Varallo, ROCKET ediTor . . . A-7 wins The inTramural BaskeTball TiTle . . . Senior Pin drawn by Gene McGarvy . . .A Senior Trip To WashingTon, D. C .... WalT Klauder piloTs The Gridders and PeTe Villa received The Lion Club Award . . . A new School ring . . . The long awaiTed PROM aT The Bellevue STraTTord HoTel . . . and Tinally GraduaTion aT ConvenTion Hall which concludes our Tour years oT High School, wiTh memories ThaT will keep alive in our hearTs and minds Torever. Joseph 6iannanTonio EdiTor-in-Chief ,JO- YAJHL i, ,.'. Haan . P1351 , ' ..gr3-'svn ,., -- 11 - - 'iw' T '- T' ,, .- ..,..'i-:rfb 5 J ,, .-1-.H - ,,,, . .,:- ,M. ,, -,, , ,. rf.. sf, 1 . ,-rf' 1-. , .,,,4f, ,fr-f,.,' nfl-, f!:-1,.f- , -dev, 2 ' A ,K .f..,,.-, gl-44-fx 1 r '-. .+- .'1,. f-- - ' ' A I , K T . 5 'dm-J--qu Lxtfszt-'STVWF5 V u -,Al J. H., ,:,.... - -1, - .. - . - .. . ..-,1:::-Q:-bs.:-,U , 1 ,-.A- f---V f ' Uwe,-.L.,. ' ..- v,..4 1 ..:,.,, f ' - ' - -,.-A 1-:1 :.':'.'11 f 9'Q. FLT!-J 1. -- 'T .1 ' ' ' ' ., '4:...-.uf------be-'---f: ' , ' -' '. ' ' - It C I Fi 1 IV Top Row: VINCENT JOSEPH ACCARDO, 9I5 Soufh 8'II1 Slreel, SAINT MARY MAGDALEN DE PAZZI, Cryslal Slall, Color Guard, Glee Club. Physics Club, Senior Play. JOHN JOSEPH ACCIAVATTI, 4240 Fern Boulevard, SAINT ANDREW. Caplain of Color Guard, Sainl Norberl Sociely 2, 3. MICHAEL JOSEPH ACOUAVIVA, 25I4 Soufh I5IIn Sfreef, SAINT MONICA. CHESTER PETER ADAMCZYK, 720 Soulh Fronl Slreef, SAINT STAN- ISLAUS, Sain? Norlzerl Sociely. Cryslal Sfalil. JOSEPH JOHN ADDUCI, 2539 Soulll Mole Slreel, SAINT MONICA. THOMAS GAETANO ALBERGO, 727 Sou'II1 Mildred SI'reeI', SAINT PAUL. Sain? Norberl Sociely 2, 3, 4. Middle Row: HILTON JOHN ALBURGER, II5 Rifner Slreel, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL, Baslmelball I, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD JAMES ALLEN, 25I0 Soufh Juniper Slreef, STELLA MARIS, Varsily Baseball 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH PATRICK ALOISE, 28I2 Rawle Slreel, SAINT TIMOTHY. RONALD ROCCO AMANTO, 9I6 Soulh Fairlwill SI'reeI'. SAINT MARY MAGDALEN DE PAZZI. RONALD MICHAEL AMARADIO, 7I4 Manlon Slreel, ANNUNCIA- TION, Baseball 3. 4: Pirafe Prarmlcs. ANGELO DOMINIC AMILCARE, I232 Reed Slreef, ANNUNClA- TION. Band I, 2, 3.4. Bolfom Row: MICHAEL JOHN ANDERSON, 29I3 Wilder Slreel, SAINT GABRIEL. CHARLES EDWARD ANDREWS, 225 Monroe Slreel, SAINT STANIS- LAUS. JOSEPH ROBERT ANGELITIS, 228 Dickinson Slreel, SAINT CASIMIR MICHAEL JAMES ANGILLETTA, 2637 Earp Sfreel, KING OF PEACE. JAMES PATRICK ANTRY, I304 Wesi Cambria Slreel, OUR LADY OF MERCY, Biology Club, German Club 3, 4: Aquinas Guild 3. 4: Glee Club. PAUL FRANCIS APPLE, 2049 Soufh Cleveland Sfreel, SAINT MONICA. Home Room Represenlalive 3. 4. Top Row: ANTHONY CARMEN ARNAO, 244I SouII1 I7II1 Sfreef, SAINT MONICA. CHARLES PETER AVICOLLA, 745 Soufh Warnock Sireei, SAINT PAUL, Vice-Presidenf of The Sfudeni Councii, Varsify FooIbaII.' JOHN THOMAS BAGGIO, 607 Cafherine Sfreef, SAINT MARY MAGDALEN DE PAZZI. GEORGE RICHARD BANKS, 207 McCIeIIan Sfreef, SACRED HEART. JOSEPH DANIEL BARCH, I40 Carpenier S1reeI', SAINT PHILIP NERI. STANLEY CHARLES BARTASIUS, I622 SouII1 Fronf SIree'f, SAINT CASIMIR, Siudenf Guide. Middle Row: GEORGE JOSEPH BASTIAN, 265I Souih Hicks S'rreeI, SAINT MONICA, Crysfal Sfafi, Sporfs Ediior. JAMES MARTIN BELL, I80O Soufh NewIxirIr Sfreef, SAINT GABRIEL. Swimming I. I JAMES NICHOLAS BENEDETTI, I53I Souih Ringgold Sireef, SAINT GABRIEL. THOMAS PETER BENIGNO, 2436 Souih Percy SIree'I, EPIPHANY, Fooiball I, 2, Third Order of Sainf Norbert Band. WILLIAM HENRY BENSON, III Durfor Sheer, OUR LADY OF MOUN CARMEL. JOSEPH THOMAS BETTERIDGE, I004 Oregon Avenue, STELLA MARIS, Treasurer of II'1e Siudeni Counciig Crysial Sfaff 3, 41 Sfudenf Council Home Room Represenfafive 2, 3, 4: Sainf Norberi Sociefy 2, 3, 4: Book Store. Boffom Row: THOMAS JOSEPH BETTERIDGE, I004 Oregon Avenue, STELLA MARIS. RAYMOND JOSEPH BIELICKI, II3 Ellsworfh Sfree'r, SAINT PHILIP NERI, Che-misiry Club 3. JOHN JOSEPH BILBROUGH, 2623 Dickinson Sfreef, SAINT ALOY- SIUS, Sain? Norberr Sociefy. THOMAS JOSEPH BISCARDI, 20I3 Mercy Sireef, SAINT EDMOND. BioIogy Ciub. DONALD JOSEPH BIVACCA, 4427 Malia Sfreei, HOLY INNOCENT. WALTER JOSEPH BLACK, 27I0 Sears Sireef, SAINT GABRIEL. Top Row: THOMAS JOHN BOAGGIO, 2329 Gerritt Street, KING OF PEACE. HARRY JOSEPH BOOTH, 24I2 South Lambert Street, SAINT MONICA, Baseball, Varsity Basketball. MICHAEL SAMUEL BOTTI, 8I2 Watkins Street, SAINT NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE. JOSEPH JOHN BOWMAN, BIO Sigel Street, SACRED HEART. JAMES EDWARD BOYLE, 2844 South l2tI'1 Street, STELLA MARIS, Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Pirate Pranks. EUGENE RICHARD BRADY, 7343 Buist Avenue, SAINT CLEMENT. Middle Row: JOHN HENRY BRAMLEY, 2828 South Franklin Street, STELLA MARIS. ROBERT ANDREW BRANCA, l2l5 SoutI1 Sth Street, SACRED HEART. ANTHONY JAMES BRANCO, IBOZ South 24th Street, SAINT ED- MOND. WALTER CORNELIUS BRASSELL, 3008 Poplar Street, SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER. MICHAEL JOSEPH BRENNAN, I723 Flora Street, GESU. ROBERT FRANCIS BRENNAN, I45 Dudley Street, SACRED HEART. Bottom Row: WILLIAM JOSEPH BROWN. 5I4 Hulmeville Avenue, Pen Dell, Pa.. OUR LADY OF GRACE. JOSEPH DANIEL BUGULISKIS. I2B Manton Street, SAINT CASIMIR. JOSEPH ANTHONY BUTACAVOLI, I039 Snyder Avenue, EPIPHANY. ANGELO PETER CALABRESE. I349 South 36tI1 Street, SAINT GABRIEL. ROBERT NICHOLAS CAMPOLONGO, I9I7 South I6tl1 Street, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS. JAMES LEO CANNON, 2l I9 South Marston Terrace, SAINT EDMOND. - Top Row: JOSEPH ROBERT CANTERINO, 808 Dickinson Sfreef, ANNUNCIA- TION. ANTHONY CHARLES CAPALDI, l9I7 Soufh I7ih Sfreef, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS. EDMUND FRANCIS CAPITANO, 2042 Morris S+reef, SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS. NICHOLAS JOSEPH CAPPELLO, 759 Soufh Warnock Sireef, SAINT PAUL. ARNOLD EDMUND CAPRIOTTI, 22I8 Soufh Crosley Sfreef, SAINT EDMOND. JOSEPH CHARLES CARABASI, 2405 Hutchinson Sfreef, EPIPHANY. Middle Row: VITO MICHAEL CARFANGO, IOI5 Souih IOII1 Sfreei, SAINT PAUL, Band I. 2, 3.4. JAMES JOSEPH CASSIDY, 2335 Geary Terrace, SAINT RICHARD. ROBERT DANIEL CASSIDY, 809 Norfh 2Isf Sfreef, SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER, Swimming I: Crew 3, 4. , 1 fi CARMEN ANTHONY CAVACINI, 2609 SOUTTI Isih Sfreei, SAINT MONICA, Biology CIubg Esperanfo Socieiy 2, 3, 47 Forensic Sociefyg Chemisfry CIub: Third Order of Saini Norberf 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. ROBERT VICTOR CELEBRE, II55 Easf Passyunlr Avenue, SAINT PAUL, Swimming 2. ROBERT ALFRED CELLA, 73I4 DicIrs Avenue, SAINT CLEMENT. BoHom Row: JOSEPH ANTHONY CENTONZE, I437 SouII1 8fI'1 Sfreef. ANNUNCIA- TION, Cross-CounIry I7 Biology Club. FREDERICK JOSEPH CHRISTIE, 2228 Soufh Ibih Sfreef, SAINT MONICA, Track 4. RICHARD ALFRED CIAVARDONE, Il3O Souih 7II1 Sfreef, ST. MARY MAGDALEN DE PAZZI, I:OOIbaII I, 2. 3, 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH CICCONE, 22I6 Waflrins Sfreef, SAINT EDMOND. THADDEUS ANTHONY CIESIELSKI, 525 Norfh I9th Sfreef, SAINT HEDWIGS. PAUL JOSEPH COCO, II5I Soufh IIII1 Sfreei, SAINT PAUL. 'UF'?Vi' Top Row: THOMAS FRANCIS COGHLAN, 2722 Canfrell Terrace, SAINT ED- MOND. RALPH MICHAEL COLABELLI, 844 Norih 24'II1 SIree'f, SAINT FRAN- CIS XAVIER. RALPH JAMES COLABERDINO, 2504 Meredilh Slreel, SAINT FRAN- CIS XAVIER. JOSEPH GREGORY COLELLA. 2043 Sou'rI1 I9Ih Sfreef, SAINT MONICA. GEORGE ANTHONY COLOMBO, l7I9 Soulh IOII1 Sfreei, SAINT NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE. ROBERT VINCENT COLONNA. I038 Jackson Streel, EPIPHANY. Bowling I, 2. Middle Row: WILLIAM SALVATORE COLUCCI, l62I Soulh IOII1 Slreel, SAINT NICHOLAS. THOMAS JOHN CONCANNON, I248 Soulh Dover SIreeI, SAINT GABRIEL, Drama Club. THOMAS JOHN CONDON, 2008 Soulh Croslney Sfreel, SAINT ED- MOND, Sainl Norberl Socielyg Aquinas Guildg Eucharislic Crusader. Yr THOMAS JOHN CONNORS, 4I Tashr Sfreef, SACRED HEART. Traclcg Cross-Counlry. ROBERT WAYNE CONOWAL, 25I2 Merodifh Shed. SAINT NICHOLAS. Bowling. AUGUSTINE CLEMENT CORRADO, 327 Tiien Sfroof, SACRED H EART. Boflom Row: BERNARD THOMAS COSMI, 2642 Emily Shad, KING OF PEACE. JOHN DOMINIC COSTANTINO, 923 Kimball Shui, SAINT PAUL MICHAEL PETER COWCHOCK, 2800 Jackson Sfreef, SAINT CASI- MIR. MICHAEL ANTHONY COX, 26I5 Reed Shed, SAINT GABRIEL, Slamp Club. PAUL MARK CRAVEN, I823 Porfer SIroeI, SAINT MONICA, Bas- l:eIball I, 2: Saini Norberl Sociely: Sludenl Council Dance Com- mileei Sluclenl Council Transporlalion Commillee. JOHN PETER CRUMSHO. 2I7 Greenwich Sfreei, SACRED HEART Swimming 3. 4. Top Row: ROBERT GERALD CULLEN, 2ll3 Rifner Sfreei, SAINT MONICA, Foolball Manager 2, 3, 4. CHARLES PAUL CUNICELLI, 9I9 Chrisfien Sfreef, SAINT PAUL. GRANT JAMES CUNNINGHAM, 272I Wharfon Sfreei, SAINT AN- THONY. ROBERT JOSEPH CUTULI, 225I Soufh Croskey Sfreef, SAINT ED- MOND. FRANCIS JAMES D'ALEssANDRo, I432 som. 91h semi, ANNUN CIATION, Bowling 2. FELIX JOSEPH D'AMBROSIO, 2005 Soufh Hulchinson Sfreef, EPIPHANY. Middle Row: JOHN JOSEPH D'ANGELO, 739 Souih Ilfh Sireei, SAINT PAUL. VIRGIL RONALD D'ANTONlO, 2009 Soufh Norwood Sfreef, SAINT EDMOND. Foolball I. RICHARD EDWARD DARCY, 870 Norfh 27Ih Sireef. SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER, Sfudenf Council Home Room Represenlafive I: Cheer- leader I, 2, 3, 4: Sainl Norberi' Sociefy 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Crysfal Sfafl Senior Class Edifor 4: Dance Commillee 2, 3, 4: Slu- deni Council Dance Chairman. PETER CHARLES DeFEO, I704 Dickinson Sfreel, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS, Chemistry Club. CHARLES NICHOLAS DeFUSCO, 2927 Soufh ISIIN Sheer, STELLA MARIS. NICHOLAS MICHAEL DeIVECCHIO, 2506 Soufh Garner Sfreef, SAINT MONICA, Biology Club: French Club: Aquinas Guild: Third Order of Sain? Norberlg Glee Club. Boifom Row: ROBERT PAUL DeRENZI, 28I7 Soufh IIIII Sfreel, STELLA MARIS. Basketball 2: Senior Prom Chairman. EDWARD MICHAEL DEVER, 34II Soufh Bucknell Terrace, SAINT RICHARD. WILFRED FRANCIS DEVINE, 3033 Soufh 24fh Sfreel, SAINT RICH- ARD. Foolball 2, 3, 4. EUGENE JAMES DEVLIN, 2033 Soulh Bucknell Sfreef. SAINT ED- MOND, Cross-Country 3. JOSEPH HENRY DEY, II03 Winion Sfreef, EPIPHANY. LEONARD JOSEPH DIANA, I937 Soufh 22nd Sireef, SAINT EDMOND. -new f- - -1- fi v fi --is ,-'l- . Top Row: ANTHONY PHILIP DIFLORIO, 23I7 Soufh Carlisle Shui, SAINT MONICA, Fooiball I. JOSEPH PASOUALE DiFRANCESCO. 2247 Soulh 241h Slreei. SAINT EDMOND. JOHN JOSEPH DIGUISEPPI, 2l24 Wailiins Sfreei, SAINT EDMOND. JOHN THOMAS DILLON, Ib03 Soufh Taylor Sfreel, SAINT ED- MOND. ANTHONY SALVATORE DIMARIA, 2I32 Soulll IOIII Sfreef, EPIPHANY. SALVATORE THOMAS DiMASCIO, 2322 Soufh Hufchinson Sfreef, EPIPHANY, Foolball I. 2. Middle Row: ANTHONY FRANCIS DiMATTEO, 2422 Souih Lambori Slreel, SAINT MONICA. JOSEPH JAMES DIPIERRO, 2022 Soulh 22nd Slreef, SAINT EDMOND. Bowling I. 2. 3. ANTHONY LAWRENCE DIPIETRO, I827 Dudley Shoal, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS, Football I. CARMEN JOHN DiTULLIO, I2I6 Soulh Alder Shui, ANNUNCIA- TION, Band I, 2, 3.4. JOSEPH THOMAS DOLAN, 26I9 Folsom Sfreof. SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER. WILLIAM ALBERT DOMBROW. I000 Soulh 2nd Slreel, SAINT PHILIP NERI, Cheerleader I. 2. Bofiom Row: JOHN FRANCIS DORRIAN, I820 Riiner Sfroef, SAINT MONICA. Swimming I, 2. 3. 4. VINCENT PETER DORSE, 2433 Souih Fronf Sfrool. OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. FRANCIS JAMES DOUGHERTY, I203 Soulh 28II1 Sfroef, SAINT ANTHONY. FRANCIS XAVIER DOUGHERTY. 6II Schuylkill Avenue. SAINT AN- THONY. DANIEL JOSEPH DOYLE, 2449 Pero! Slreof, SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER. NICHOLAS LYNN DRASS, 23I8 Baslian Terrace, SAINT RICHARD. Top Row: WILLIAM HENRY DUFFY, 3040 Aramingo Avenue, NATIVITY. GEORGE WILLIAM DUNN, 2222 Soufh Carlisle Sireef, SAINT MON- ICA, Swimming Team: Band. FRANCIS PETER DURELLI, 90I Cross SIreeI, ANNUNCIATION. GEORGE VINCENT EBNER, I430 SouII1 Napa Sfreei, SAINT GABRIEL. HENRY WILLIAM EDWARDS, 783 Norfh 27fh Sfreef, SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER, Sain? Norberf Sociefy 2, 3. 4: Swimming Team I. 2. RAYMOND WILLIAM ERIKSEN, 232 Pine Sfreef, SAINT JOSEPH. Middle Row: MALCOLM GIL ESTEVEZ, 2906 Ellsworllw Sfreel, SAINT ANTHONY. DOMINIC JAMES FALCONE, II09 Pierce Sireef, SAINT NICHOLAS. Cliemisfry Club: Biology Club. EUGENE ANTHONY FAMIGLIETTI, l94I SouI'h 22nd Slreef, SAINT EDMOND. RICHARD ROBERT FAMIGLIETTI, 7I2 Waslwinglon Avenue, SAINT MARY MAGDALEN DE PAZZI, Sfudenl Council Home Room Repre- senlafive I: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3. 4. JOHN JOSEPH FAUSTO, 24II Wlmarfon Sfreef, KING OF PEACE. JOHN JOSEPH FEE, I634 Souilm Efiing Sireef, SAINT GABRIEL. Boffom Row: FRANCIS EDMOND FEENEY, I842 SouII1 Ringgold Shed, SAINT EDMOND. Track: Cross-Counfry. JOSEPH JOHN FENNING, 2249 Soulh Leo Sfreol, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. MICHAEL ANTHONY FEOLI, I2I6 Laiona Sfreef, SAINT RITA, Bowl- ing I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Roclrel I, 2. 3. ALBERT JOSEPH FINNIMORE, 24I4 Soufh 3rd Slreei, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. MAURICE JOSEPH FLOJO, 2826 Devereaux Sfreef, SAINT TIMOTHY. RICHARD JAMES FORTUNATO, 27l2 South I8Ih Shed, SAINT RICHARD. I03 Top Row: JOHN CHARLES FOSTER. I020 Oregon Avenue, STELLA MARIS. THEODORE ALBERT FRANCHETTI. II09 Mifflin Sfreef, SAINT NICHOLAS, FooIbaII I, 2. JOSEPH MICHAEL FROST, 2402 Waverly Sireef, SAINT PATRICK. Cross-Counfry I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, WILLIAM MICHAEL FROST, I92I Fifzgerald Sheer, SAINT MONICA. EDWARD JOSEPH FYNES, I922 Soufh Norwood Sfreef, SAINT ED- MOND. JAMES JOSEPH GALLAGHER, 208 Sigel Sfreef, SACRED HEART. Middle Row: FRANCIS JOSEPH GALZARANO, I729 SouII1 Chadwick Sireei, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS. JOSEPH MICHAEL GAMBINO, 9I0 Fernon Sfreei, SAINT NICHOLAS. Color Guard: Sfudeni Council Home Room Represenfaiive 4. ANTHONY LAWRENCE GANGEMI, 2408 Soufh I9Ih Sfreef, SAINT MONICA. MICHAEL VINCENT GARGANO, I30 Fifxwaier Sireef, SAINT STAN- ISLAUS. FRANCIS LOUIS GAROFOLA, I844 Poinf Breeze Avenue, SAINT ED- MOND, Cross-Counfry 3: RocI:eI 3, 4: Band 3, 4: CrysIaI Siaff 4: Physics Club. WILLIAM JAMES GATTA, 8I7 Dickinson Sfreef, ANNUNCIATION. Bofiom Row: CHARLES EDWARD GATTO, 2523 Sourh Iseminger Sfreei, STELLA MARIS. EDWARD JOSEPH GEIGER, 205 Mifflin S'I'reeI, SACRED HEART, Piraie Pranks: FooIbaII I. JOSEPH EUGENE GEIER, 2249 Jackson SIreeI, SAINT EDMOND. Sain? Norberf Sociefy 2, 3. FRANCIS MICHAEL GERACE, 2840 Soufh Carnac SIreeI, STELLA MARIS. Fooiball I, 2, 3, 4: Siudenf Council Home Room Repre- senfafive I, 2, 3, 4: Piraie Pranks 2: Treasurer of Ihe Senior Ciass: Track 4. FRANCIS ANTHONY GERMANA, 2827 SouII'1 I7I'h Sfraef, SAINT RICHARD. ROBERT SALVATORE GIANFELICE, 2235 Soufil l7fh Sfreef, SAINT MONICA. HI R- I I7 Y lr I IAITI N' I. l 1-I 52 II Top Row: JOSEPH ANTHONY GIANNANTONIO, 2735 Soullr Colorado Slreel SAINT RICHARD, Track I, 2, 3. 4: Cross-Counlry I, 2, 3, 4: Cryslal 2, 3, 4, Cryslal Edilor-in-Chief 4: Rockel 2. 3, 4: Sludenl Council Represenlalive I: Secrelary of Sfudenf Council 4: Cheerleaders 2, 3, Cheerleader Co-Caplain 4: French Club Presidenl 3: Pirale Pranks 2: Cbemislry Club 3, 4. FELIX MARIO GIANNONE, l527 Dickinson Slreel, SAINT RITA. JOHN JAMES GIORDANO, 939 Chrisfian Sfreel, SAINT PAUL. WILLIAM JOHN GIBSON, l504 Soufla 29fl1 Sfreef, SAINT GABRIEL. FRANCIS NICHOLAS GIORDANO, 327 Gladsfone Sfreel, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. NICHOLAS JOHN GIRANDA, 706 Ellsworllm Sfreef, SAINT MARY MAGDALEN DI PAZZI. Middle Row: JAMES FREDERICK GIRARDO, 222I Souflw 9'Ill Sfreel, EPIPHANY Color Guard 3, 4. DANIEL FRANK GIZZIE, IBI7 McClellan Slreel, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS. GEORGE FRANCIS GLADIS, 2339 Moore Sfreel, SAINT EDMOND. Uri ,, RAYMOND STANLEY GRZYWINSKI, IO9 Kenilworth Sfreef, SAINT STANISLAUS. ALBERT JOSEPH GUSTIS, l9l9 Soulli 3rcl Sfreef, SAINT STANISLAUS. Biology Club 2: Clwemisilry 3, JOHN JOSEPH GUSTIS, 332 McKean Slreel, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL, Slamp Club: Biology Club: Oralory and Debaling 2, 3. 4: Radio and Television Club: Cryslal. Boffom Row: DARIUS CHARLES GVAZDINSKAS, I223 Soullw 4lll Slreel, SAINT CASIMIR, Track I: Biology Club 2. JAMES PAUL HAGGERTY, l429 Soufh Newkirlr Slreel, SAINT GABRIEL, Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Council I, 2, 3. Presidenl 4: Crew 3: Pirales Pranks 2: Track 4: Cryslal Slall 4: Baskefball 4. JOSEPH PHILIP HAMMOND, I9I8 Souih 2nd Sfreef. SACRED HEART. JOHN MYLES HANNIGAN, 2327 Soulh Fronl Sfreel, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. ARTHUR RICHARD HARADA, 2500 Pine Slreel, SAINT PATRICK, Cross4Counlry I, 2, 3. CHARLES MICHAEL HARRON, l3l7 Souiln Broad Slreel, SAINT RITA, Sainl Norberl Sociely 3: Book Slore 4. . .A v I ., ... .,.,,v ,, ,W . V T355 Top Row: RICHARD JAMES HART, 823 NorII1 25II1 Sfreef, SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER. BowIing 3, 4. JOSEPH THOMAS HARTNEY, 3I I6 Bonsall Terrace. SAINT RICHARD. CI1emIsIry CIub 3. 4. EDWARD MICHAEL HAYDEN. I37 Greenwich Shed, SACRED HEART, Band: Sain? Norberf Sociefy. ANTHONY DOMINIC HEARN, 30l2 Soufh Colorado SIreeI, SAINT RICHARD. DONALD HARRY HERPEN, 322 Riiner Sfreef, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL, Crysfel SIaI:I. CHARLES ROBERT HESSER, IBIS Sou'II1 FronI SIreeI, SACRED HEART, Debaiinq 27 Band Manager 2: Chemisfry CIub: Physics Club. Middle Row: JAMES JOHN HOUSEMAN, 2724 Oaluford SIreeI, SAINT ANTHONY. ANTHONY GATAN IADICICCO, I607 SouIIl BancroII Sireef, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS. ANTHONY JOHN IATAROLA. 23I5 Bucknell Sfreef, SAINT ED- MOND. Sain? Norberi Socieiy 2, 3, 4: Biology Club: Bowling 2, 3, 4: RocIceI 3, 4. I GEORGE FRANCIS JAMES, 3I5 Buffonwood Sfreef, SAINT AUGUS- TINE, Band I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN LEO JANUSZEWSKI, 34I0 BonsaII Terrace, SAINT RICHARD. EDWARD ERNEST JONES, 869 NOFIII 29IIl Sfreef, SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER. Boffom Row: WILLIAM JAMES JOSAPHOVITCH, 6 League Sireef, SAINT PHILIP NERI. JOHN PAUL KAMINSKY, 23l Dickinson Sfreei, SACRED HEART. THOMAS EDWARD KANE, 33 Beck SIree+, SAINT PHILIP NERI. JOHN MICHAEL KASSIN 2335 Soufh ,BonsaII Sfreei, SAINT JOHN NEPOMUCENE, Bowling. SAMUEL ANTHONY KAVALAUSKAS, I42 Durfor Sfreei, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL, Baske+baII I, 2, 3, 4. ALGIRD ALPHONSE KAZICKAS, l206 McKinley Sfreef, SAINT CASI- MIR. Top Row: THOMAS JOSEPH KELHOWER, I333 Souih Howard Sireef. SACRED HEART. Swimming. JOHN PATRICK KELLY, 2229 Grays Ferry Avenue, SAINT CHARLES. JOSEPH JOHN KELLY, I405 Soufh Napa Sireel, SAINT GABRIEL. Sfamp Club: Swimming I, 2. 3, 45 Chemisfry Club: German Club. JAMES JOSEPH KEMME, 330 Fifzgerald Sfreel, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL, Sain? Norberi Sociely 2, 3, 4. JOHN JOSEPH KENNEDY, I52l Soufh Hollywood Sireef, SAINT GABRIEL. JOHN JOSEPH KILGARRIFF, 2543 Chrisfian Sfreei, SAINT AN- THONY. Middle Raw: JOHN JOSEPH KINNEY. 225 Wilder S'IreeI, SACRED HEART. BERNARD ROBERT KITZINGER, I24I Soufh Ringgold Sfreef, SAINT ANTHONY, Band 3: Sainl Norberf Sociely 2, 3, 4: Bowling I: Base- ball 4. WALTER THOMAS KLAUDER, l733 Joimsion Sfreei, SAINT RICH- ARD, Foofball I, 2. 3, 4: Baslxeiball -I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Vice- Presidenf of 'Ihe Senior Class. CHARLES KENNETH KLEIN, I92I Soulh 3rd Sfreef. SACRED HEART Swimming I, 2: Biology Club Presidenf. BERNARD KENNETH KOCHERSPERGER, 884 NorII1 Bailey Sfreof SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER, Swimming I, 2. 3. 4: Track I. BENEDICT BLAISE KONSTANCE, ZI6 Fornon SIreeI', SAINT CASIMIR Presidenl' of II1e Physics Club. Boflom Row: JOHN JOSEPH KOZAK, 856 NorII1 Taney Sfreef, SAINT NICHOLAS, Foofball I, 2: Track I. ANTHONY JOSEPH KRASOWSKI, 329 Mercy Sfreef, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. MICHAEL JOHN KRAVEC, 'IB24 SOLIIII Ringgold Sfreaf, SAINT ALOYSIUS, Biology Club: Chemislry Club: Physics Club: Swimming Team I, 2: Sain? Norberi Sociefy 2, 3. CHRISTIAN BORIS KULCHYCKY, BI6 NorIIl 2lsI' Sfreei, SAINT NICHOLAS, Esparanio Club: German Club. STANLEY JOSEPH KULIKOWSKI, 2709 Parrish SIreeI', SAINT FRAN- CIS XAVIER, Band I, 2. 3, 4: Saini Norberl Sociefy 2, 3, Top Row: JOHN ANTHONY KURZEJA, 30I5 Souih Sydenham Sireef, SAINT RICHARD. ROBERT JOHN KWASIZUR, 205 Chrisfian Sireef. SAINT PHILIP NERI. FooIbaII 3. THOMAS JOSEPH KWASIZUR, II7 Fiizwaier Sfreef, SAINT STAN- ISLAUS. ANTHONY ROBERT LaROSA, 807 Moore Sfreef, SAINT NICHOLAS. Swimming I: Biology Club: Bowiing 3, 4: Chemisfry CIub: Radio and Television CIub. RONALD THEODORE LEONE. I028 Tree Sfreei, EPIPHANY, Bowl- inq I, 2. MICHAEL JOSEPH LEVITSKY, 407 SOUII1 SII1 Sfreef, SAINT MARY, FooIbaII I, 2: TracIc 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Sain? NorberI Socieiy 2, 3, 4. MicIcIIs Row: JAMES PATRICK LEZOTTE, 2409 SouII's Chadwick Sireef, SAINT MONICA, SIucIcnI Council Home Room Represeniafive 3, 4. JAMES PAUL LIND, 902 Soufh Fronf SIreeI, SAINT ALPHONSUS. RICHARD PAUL LIND, 902 Souih Fronf Sheet, SAINT ALPHONSUS. JOSEPH CHARLES LINDSAY, 2I I7 Sou+I1 Hancock SIreeI', OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. FRANCIS JAMES LOMANNO, I233 WiIcIer Sfreef, ANNUNCIA- TION. JOSEPH ANTHONY LOPRESTI, 2729 SouII1 CoIorado SIreeI'. SAINT RICHARD. BoHom Row: ROGER WILLIAM LOUDEN, 2902 Soufh Sydenham Sfreef, SAINT RICHARD, Dance CommiIIee I, 2, 3: Cheerleader I, 2. 3, 43 RocIce'r I, 2, 3, 4: CrysIaI I, 2: Dramafics I, 2: Track I: Siudenf CounciI Home Room RepresenIaIive I: Saini NorberI Socieiy 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH ALLEN LYBRAND, 2040 Soufh BonsaII SIreeI', SAINT ED- MOND. JOSEPH JAMES McCAFFREY, 323 DaIy Sireei, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. RICHARD JOSEPH MCCALL, 2I6 Moore Slreei, SACRED HEART. JAMES THOMAS McCAUGHEY, 2227 Fairmounf Avenue, SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE ALOYSIUS MCCLOSKEY, 23I3 Wesi Green Sireei, SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER, Track: Cross-CounIry. 9 If n 1 -.... . . Top Row: VINCENT WILLIAM McCUSKER, 223 Tree Slreel, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. JOSEPH DANIEL McDONNELL, I832 Soufh Taylor Slreel, SAINT EDMOND, Sludenl Council Home Room Represenlalive 2. WILLIAM PAUL McDOWELL, 225I Soulll Lee Slreel, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. FRANCIS JOHN McFADDEN, 3008 Soulli Colorado Slreei, SAINT RICHARD, Roclxel SIaI'F. EUGENE THOMAS MCGARVEY, 2I4I Soullw Fronl Slreel, SAINT ALPHONSUS, Debalinq Club 2: Radio and Television Club. EDWARD JOHN MCGOURN, I500 Newlirlr Sfreel, SAINT GABRIEL, Middle Row: JOHN JAMES McGOVERN, 858 Norlh 26IIi Sfreel, SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER, Siudeni Council Home Room Represenlalive lg Football I, 2, 3, 4. OWEN FRANCIS McGOWAN, I626 Soulh Bailey Sfreef, SAINT ALOYSIUS. WILLIAM THOMAS McC-FUCKIN, ZII Wilder Sfreef, SACRED HEART. MICHAEL JOHN McGUlRE, 2203 Soulln Fronf Slreef, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL, Pirale Pranks: Clweerleader I. WILLIAM EDWARD MCINTYRE, 55 Dudley Slreel, SACRED HEART, Track. ROBERT PATRICK McKEOWN, I23I Wes? Sellzer Slreel, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. Boilom Row: LEO JOSEPH McLAUGHLIN, 4I0 Canlrell Slreel, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. JOSEPH FRANCIS McMULLEN, 2II5 Harfranfi Slreef, SAINT RICH- ARD, Biology Club. DONALD JOHN McSWEENEY, 2625 Gerrill Slreel, SAINT GABRIEL. DANIEL JAMES MACHON, 2907 Soulh I7fI'i Slreef, SAINT RICH- ARD, Baslceiball I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EUGENE MAIER, 2830 Soufh Marvine Sireef, STELLA MARIS. FRANCIS JOSEPH MALENO, 2337 Soulh Hiclrs Street, SAINT MONICA. Top Row: THOMAS WILLIAM MALONEY. 243I Fairmounf Avenue, SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER. JOSEPH SALVATORE MANDI, 7I3 Monirose Sheet SAINT MARY MAGDALEN DE PAZZI. FRANCIS ROBERT MANGINI, II9 McKean Sfreef, SACRED HEART. RONALD JOSEPH MANIERI, I532 SouII1 Carlisle Sfreef, SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS. ALPHONSE DOMINIC MANSI, 3206 WI1ar+on Sfreef, KING OF PEACE. MATTHEW JOSEPH MANUPPELLO, 2233 Sou'fI1 Bouvier Sfreei, SAINT MONICA, Third Order of Sain? Norberfg Esperanio Club: BioIoqy CIuIJ7 Glee CIUID. Middle Row: CAMILLO THEODORE MARINO, I902 Durfor SIreeI', SAINT MONICA. RONALD DOMENIC MASCIANTONIO, I327 SouII'1 I5II1 Sfreef. SAINT RITA. ' ALFRED JOSEPH MASCITTI, I709 Sigel Sfreef, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS, Baseball. JOHN JOSEPH MASINO, I4I6 Soufh 8+h Sfreef, ANNUNCIATION, Rockei Sfaff. EDWARD LAWRENCE MASSARO, I629 Soufh ISII1 Sireef, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS. ANTHONY MATTEI, I336 Soufh bII1 Sfreef, ANNUNCIATION. BoHom Row: ALBERT JOSEPH MAURIZIO, l342 Sou+I'i Mole Sfreei, SAINT RITA. PETER JOSEPH MAURO, Ib03 Porfer Sfreef, SAINT MONICA. ANTHONY JOSEPH MEEHAN, 232I Soufh Chadwick Sireef, SAINT MONICA. ANTHONY DENNIS MENNA, I343 Soufh 5Ih S+reei, SACRED HEART. JOHN PAUL MERCURIO, 2523 Sou+I1 Chadwick Sireef, SAINT MONICA. SALVATORE JOSEPH MERLINO. 927 Jackson Street, EPIPHANY. Top Row: DENZIL JOSEPH MEYERS, IBIS Soufh 27Il1 Sfreef, SAINT GABRIEL. French Club 3, 4: Debalinq Club 3, 4: Radio and Television 4: Sainl Norberl' Sociely 3, 4. FRANCIS MICHAEL MEZZATESTA, I2Il Souflu 8+l'1 Sfreef, ANNUN- CIATION, Eoolball 3, 4. ALFONSO FELADORA MEZZOPRETE, II60 Soufh I31'h Slreef, SAINT RITA. VINCENT PAUL MICALE, 9I3 Darien Sfreel, SAINT PAUL. WILLIAM JOHN MIGNUCCI, 5455 Lansdowne Avenue, SAINT GREG- ORY. WILLIAM JOHN MISTICHELLI, 20I5 Emily Slreef, SAINT EDMOND. Middle Row: JOHN JOSEPH MOKE, 2024 Soufh Bonsall Sfreel, SAINT EDMOND, Sainf Norberl' Sociefy 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH THOMAS MOLONY, I50I Souflm Ringgold Slreef, SAINT GABRIEL. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Cryslal Slall 3. 4: Cryslal AssisIanI'EdiIor: Debaling Club 3: Roclcel 3, 4: Sludenl Council Home Room Repre- senlafive 3, 4: Biology Cluls 2: Radio and Television 2, 3: Senior Class Play 3: Traclc 3. BERNARD PATRICK MONAGHAN, 2007 Wallace Sfreef, SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER. FRANCIS ANTHONY MONTESANO, I737 Jackson Sfreef, SAINT MONICA. ROBERT MARTIN MONTGOMERY, I273 Soullx Taylor Sfreef, SAINT ANTHONY, Baseball. CHARLES ROBERT MOORE, I809 Ritner Sireef, SAINT MONICA. Boffom Row: DENNIS RAPHAEL MORLEY, 92I Easl Moyamensing Avenue, SAINT PHILIP NERI, Baslcefball I. PATRICK FRANCIS MORLEY, I932 Soullu Galloway Slreel, SACRED HEART, Track 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH MORLEY, 2409 Soufh Philip Sireel, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL, Track 3. ANDREW JOSEPH MORRISROE, l62B Soulh Fronl Sfreel, SACRED HEART. FRANCIS JOSEPH MOSTACCIO, 7I3 Annin Slreef, SAINT MARY MAGDALEN DE PAZZI. JOSEPH JOHN MULLEN, I427 Soullw 29'I'I1 Slreel, SAINT GABRIEL, Sludenl Council Home Room Represenlalive 2: Boslcelball I, 2, 3, 4. , was f ml. W --nf: T- ii ' Top Row: DAVID ANTHONY MUNAR. Unifed SIaIes Naval Home, SAINT AN- THONY, BioIoqy Club. RAYMOND JOSEPH MUNCE. 2936 SouIIs I5II'u SI'reeI, SAINT RICH- ARD. ROBERT FREDERICK MUNNICH, I534 Soufh 28II1 SIreeI', SAINT CHARLES. Band I, 2, 3. 4: German CIub 4: Clwemisfry Club 3. 4. EUGENE ANTHONY MURPHY, 27I0 Brown Sfreeh SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER. RAYMOND THOMAS MURPHY, 2929 SouII1 SmedIey Sireei, SAINT RICHARD, Football Manager I, 2, 3, 43 Dance Commiffee Disc Jockey 3, 4: Siudeni Home Room Represenfafive 4: Senior Class Secrefaryg SaInI Norberf Socieiy. ENRICO HENRY NARDINI, I924 Souih Alder Sireef, SAINT NICHOLAS, Fooiball I. Middle Row: JOHN MICHAEL NEILL, 2640 SouI'I'1 Colorado Sfreei, SAINT MONICA. FRANCIS JOHN NELSON, 24II Sou'II1 20th S'IreeI', SAINT MONICA. MICHAEL THOMAS NEMETZ, I345 Soufh Grove Sfreef, SAINT GABRIEL. CHARLES JOSEPH NIGRA. 2l06 SouII1 Norwood Sireei, SAINT EDMOND. ROBERT PATRICK NOLAN. 2630 SouII1 Rosewood Sfreef, SAINT MONICA, Aquinas GuiIdg Third Order of SainI' Norbert DOMINIC CHARLES NOVIELIJ, 2223 SouII1 Norwood Sfreef, SAINT EDMOND, Sain? Norberf SocieI'y 2, 3, 4. Bohom Row: JOSEPH FRANCIS OBLEK. 309 Cross Sfreef, SACRED HEART. PATRICK JOSEPH O'BRIEN, 2435 NorII1 Grah SIree'I, OUR LADY OF MERCY, Sainf NorberI Sociefy. LAURENCE IGNATIUS OEBBECKE, 833 NorII'1 28th Sfreef, SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER. FRANCIS PATRICK OLIVIERI, 2026 Souih I9II1 SIreeI, SAINT MONICA. WILLIAM FRANCIS O'MARA. 2005 Soufh Norwood Sfreef, SAINT EDMOND. NICHOLAS FREDERICK ORIENTE. I7I8 Pierce SI'reeI', SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS. iwm .. I M 1 gf Top Row: SALVATORE BENEDICT OTERI, I4I2 SouII'1 I3+I'1 SIree+, ANNUNCIA- TION, FooILxaII I, 2, 3, 4. GERALD JAMES PALLADINO, IBII Soufh I7fI1 Sfreef, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS, CI'1emIsIry CIub: Physics CIUIJ. CHARLES FRANCIS PARKHILL, I7I7 Oregon Avenue, SAINT MONICA. RICHARD ANTHONY PARKINSON. 20OI Souih 244'I1 S+reeI', SAINT EDMOND. STANLEY JOSEPH PEDERSEN, I325 Norfh 2nd Sheef, SAINT STAN- ISLAUS. NICHOLAS JOSEPH PERAZZELLI, 2058 Mercy Sfreef, SAINT ED- MOND, Cross-Counfry 2. Middle Row: JOSEPH MICHAEL PERRI, 234I Soufh I7+h S+ree+, SAINT MONICA. I W EDWARD ANTHONY PETERS, I50I Sou+h Corlies Sheet, SAINT GABRIEL. JAMES ANTHONY PETITTI, I3I5 Sou+I1 BII1 Sfreef, ANNUNCIATION PHILIP JAMES PETRAGNANI, 2227 Sou+I'1 IHIQ Sireei, EPIPHANY SaIn+ Norberf Sociefy. WILLIAM GEORGE PHILLIPS. I640 Sou+I'1 4fI1 SIreeI'. SACRED HEART JAMES CHARLES PIAMPIANO, I700 Oregon Avenue, SAINT RICH ARD. Boffom Row: CARL PAUL PIERCE, IOOO Soufh 251'h S+ree+, SAINT ANTHONY. ALFRED JAMES PILLA, 3l7 Wharion Sfreef, SAINT CASIMIR. CHARLES LOUIS PINTO, I244 Tree Sireef, EPIPHANY. LEONARD ANTHONY PIOTTI, 2l07 Sou+I'1 I2II'1 Sfreef, EPIPHANY. ATILIO JAMES PIROLLO, 336 Wood Sfreef. Bris+oI, Pa., SAINT ANN. ANTHONY GUIDO PONTICELLI, 2306 Waflcins Sfree+, SAINT ED MOND, Salnf Norberf Sociefyi BioIogy CIub: FooIbaII I. Top Row: CHARLES MICHAEL PORTER, 3I3l Taslrer Slreel, SAINT GABRIEL. CARL GEORGE POSTIGLIONE, I529 Soulli Carlisle Slreel, SAINT THOMAS AQUIINIAS. JENARD EDWARD PRIEMON, 6028 Upland Sireef, GOOD SHEP- HERD, Slamp Club I, 2, Biology Club. RAYMOND JOSEPH PRZYBYLLO, I533 SouII'1 4lI1 Slreel, SAINT STANISLAUS, Foo+baIl2qRoQkelS1aTT3,4gCrys1aIS+aH3,4gCI'1em- izlry Club 3, 4: Sludenl Council Home Room Represenlalive 3. THOMAS JOHN OUINN, I534 Soulli Corlies Slreel, SAINT GABRIEL. Swimminq 2. RONALD ALFRED RABENA. IIII Mifflin Slreel, SAINT NICHOLAS. Middle Row: JOHN FRANCIS RADISCH. 2433 Soullw Opal Slreel, SAINT MONICA, Bowiinq 4: Cliemisfry Club 3. FRANCIS JOSEPH RANIERI, 243I Soulh Woodsloclr Slreel, SAINT MONICA. EUGENE ANTHONY RAPONE, 2338 Aspen Slreel, SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER, Swimming: Crew, OBIE ANDERSON RAY, 4I9 Soufli Iseminger Slreef, SAINT PETER CLAVER, Biology Club: Esperanlo Club 2: Fooiball I, 2. CARMEN ANDREA REGO, 830 Kimball Slreel, SAINT PAUL, Assisi- anl Eclilor ol Roclcelg Cliemislry Club 33 Tliircl Order of Sainl Nor- berl 3: Sainl Norberl Sociely 2, 3. 4: Senior Class Presidenl. VINCENT SALVATORE REINA, 2l27 Soulh Carlisle Sireef, SAINT MONICA, Clnemislry Club 3, 4. Bollom Row: ANTHONY CARMEN RENNA. 2600 McKean S+ree+, SAINT EDMOND. Band I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN LAWRENCE ROBINSON, I522 SouII1 29IIi Slreel, SAINT GABRIEL. AUGUSTINE THOMAS ROLLA, I822 Hoffman Slreeh SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS, Glee Club. EUGENE MICHAEL ROMANO, 2702 Soulh Iblh Sfreef, SAINT RICHARD. VINCENT JOSEPH ROMANO, 953 South Fronl Slreef, SAINT PHILIP NERI, Baslcelball 2. ICA, Sluclenl' Council Home Room Represenlalive 2: Foolball Man ager 2, 3. . X K xl' ' if A , Q ' f' RV Ii 2 ' I9 RICHARD WILLIAM RUSSO. 2415 Sourh I7lh S+ree+, SAINT MONA I Top Row: I NICHOLAS MICHAEL SABATINI, l4I5 Dickinson Sireef, SAINT RITA Sainf Norberf Sociely 2. 3. GAETON ANTHONY SACCO, 25I3 SoufI1 I2fI'1 SIree+, STELLA MARIS. Sfudenf Council Home Room Represenlalive I, 3, 4. GABRIEL THEODORE SALVATORE, 603 Eifzwafer Sfreel, SAINT MARY MAGDALEN DE PAZZI. IRWIN RICHARD SAMPSON, 2305 Harffanff S'rree+, SAINT RICH- ARD. JOHN THOMAS SAMUEL, 325 Durfor S'Iree+, OUR LADY OE MOUNT CARMEL. Glee Club: Chemisfry Club: Physics Club: Third Order of Sain? Norberl. AUSTIN JOSEPH SANBORN. 215 Dickinson SIree+, SACRED HEART, Cheerleader I, 2. 3. Middle Row: NEIL ANTHONY SAVASTANO, l508 Soufh IOII1 Sfreef, ANNUNCIA- TION, Sain? Norberl Sociefy 2, 4. THOMAS ANTHONY SCAFIDI, 8I5 SouII1 IOII1 Sfreef, SAINT PAUL. FRANCIS NICHOLAS SCALLATINO, 738 Annin Sfreef, SAINT MARY MAGDALEN DE PAZZI, Sainl Norberf Sociely I, 2. 3, 4. MARIO EDWARD SCHILLACI, 3625 Earlham Sfreef, SAINT BRIDGET. Physics Clulo. ALBERT JOHN SCHLEMBACK, 228 Gerrifi Sfreef, SACRED HEART Baslcelball I. 2. 3. 4. EDWARD JOHN SCHOFIELD, I527 Soufh Marsfon Sfreei, SAINT GABRIEL. Swimming 3, 47 Cross-Counly 4. Boffom Row: JOHN ANTONE SCHUTZENHOFFER, I722 Soufh 28+I1 Sfreef, SAINT ALOYSIUS. WILLIAM DONALD SCHWETZ. 30I9 Sou+I1 Bonsall Terrace, SAINT RICHARD. MICHAEL ANTHONY SCIOLE, I909 Soufh Woodsfock Sfreef, SAINT EDMOND. VINCENT FRANCIS SCRENCI, 525 Pierce Sfreei, SACRED HEART. RHONELL AUGUSTINE SEABREEZE, I906 Nicholas Sireef, GESU, Traclc I, 33 Foofball 3, 4. HARRY BERNADINE SENECA, 2523 SouII1 Sfreef. SAINT PATRICK. Track I, 2. 3, 4: Cross-Counlry I, 2. X I ' 'U' i -'ry 1 I - Top Row: JOHN THOMAS SEXTON, 2223 Soulh Beechwood Slreel, SAINT ED- MOND, German Club 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3. 4: Physics 4. WILLIAM EUGENE SHANAHAN, I332 Soulh Ringgold Sfreef, SAINT GABRIEL. CHARLES MICHAEL SIMMONDS. I403 Soulh Fallon Slreei, SAINT GABRIEL. FRANCIS NICHOLAS SINATRA, l402 Soufh 81h Slreel, ANNUNCIA- TION, Pirale Pranlcs: Chemislry Club: Roclmel Slall. JAMES JOHN SLADEK, I2I9 Soufh 3Is+ Skreel, SAINT GABRIEL. JOSEPH PHILIP SMARRA, 26I7 Soulh l8II1 Slreei, SAINT MONICA Middle Row: JAMES DAVID SMITH, I53I Soulh Marslon Slreel, SAINT GABRIEL, Traclc 3: Senior Class Play 3. FRANCIS ROBERT SNOCK, 8I0 Sourh 3rd Sireel, SAINT STANIS- LAUS. ERNEST BLAISE SPANO, I533 Soulh Carlisle Sireei, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS. ANTHONY MASSAMINO SPARAGNO, 235I Souih Ibfh Sireeh SAINT MONICA, Foolball 2, 3. THOMAS MICHAEL SPILKER, 22I0 Soulh 3rd S'I'reeI, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL, Swimming I, 2, 37 Sainl Norberl Sociely 2. 3, 4. CLAUDE STIBILI, I824 Soulh I31h Slreel, SAINT NICHOLAS, Chess Club Ig Biology Club: French Club 2: Melvin Dewey Club 2: For- ensic Sociely 2. 43 Roclmel Sfall 2, 45 Cryslal Slatcl 4. Boilom Row: DAVID MICHAEL STUMP, I254 Soulh 33rd Slreei, SAINT GABRIEL. MARTIN ANDREW SURGOFT, I5II Soulh Bailey Slreel, SAINT STANISLAUS. Swimming I. JOSEPH THOMAS SUSZENSKI, II7 Pemberlon Slreef, SAINT PHILIP NERI. EDWARD JAMES SWEENEY, 27I7 Moore Slreel, SAINT GABRIEL. Sludenl Council Home Room Represenlalive 2. JOHN ANTHONY TAMPANELLO, 22II Soulh IIII1 Slreel, EPIPHAI-IY. Physics Club. DANTE MICHAEL TASCA, 2029 Soufh Bonsall Slreel, SAINT EDMOND. Track Ig Sainl Norberl Sociely 2, 3. 4: Roclcel SlaFl 3, 41 Physics Club 4. Top Row: MARCELLO ROCCO TIGRO, I638 Soufh Hicks SIreeI, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS, EooIL'zaII I. CHARLES JOHN TISA, BI9 Fifzwa+er Sireef, SAINT PAUL, Poo'IIDaII 2. MATTHEW PATRICK TRAINOR, 47 Mercy S+reeI, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. JOSEPH GERARD TRAMO. I6I9 Sou+h Juniper SIree+, ANNUNCIA- TION, Rocicef Sfaff 3, 4. ADRIAN ARTHUR TROISI, I029 EIIswor+I'1 Sfreef, SAINT PAUL, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Biology CIubg Chemisfry CIub. JOHN HARRY TURNER, 34I8 Norih 22nd SIree+, HOLY SOULS, Band I, 2, 3, 4. Middle Row: FREDERICK GEORGE UBERTI, II54 Easf Passyunlx Avenue, SAINT PAUL. Sainf Norberi Sociefy 2. 3. 4. MICHAEL JOSEPH USHKA, 233 Dickinson SIreeI, SAINT CASIMIR, Physics CIub: Sain? Norberi Socieiy 2, 3, 4. RONALD CLEMENT VANORE, I6l7 SouIh Carlisle Sfreei, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS. MICHAEL ARNOLD VARALLO, 62I Sears Sfreei, ANNUNCIATION, RocI1e+SIaFI 2, 3, 43 Rocicef Ediiorg Chemisvy CIuL'1 3, 4: Sainf Nor- berISocie1y 2, 3, 4: BioIogy CIub 2. MICHAEL PETER VATTIMO, I022 EIIsworII'1 Sfreei, SAINT PAUL, Track 3, Cross-Couniry 3. MATTHEW JOSEPH VEASEY, 347 Snyder Avenue, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL, SainI Norberf SocieIy 4. Bofiom Row: PETER ANGELO VILLA, II5I SOUIII 7II1 Sfreei, SAINT MARY MAG- DALEN DE PAZZI, FooII3aIi I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH FRANCIS VISALLI, 920 McCIeIIan Sireef, SAINT NICHOLAS. JAMES LAWRENCE VITALE, I34I Easf Passyunk Avenue, AIINUNCIA- TION, Sainf Norberf SocieIy 2, 3, 4. JOHN PATRICK WALSH, 2I22 Soufh Philip Sfreef, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL, Band I, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND JOHN WASZEWSKI, 2620 Soufh Bouvier Sireef, SAINT MONICA, EOOIL:-aII I, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL JOSEPH WEEKS, I409 Soufh 29th SIree+, SAINT GABRIEL. Top Row: ANDREW JOSEPH WEISS, 30I7 Soufh I8fh Sireef, SAINT RICHARD. FRANCIS JOHN WELSH, I235 Soufh 24fI'a Sfreef, SAINT ANTHONY. THOMAS JOSEPH WHELAN, 2I4I Soufh 2nd Sfreef, OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. Saint Norberf Sociefy 2. 3. PAUL HENRY WILLIAMS, l642 Soufh Bailey Sfroef, SAINT ALOY- SIUS. Baskefball I. THOMAS JOSEPH WILSON, I72I Rifner Sireef, SAINT MONICA, Cross-Counfry 2. JOHN JOSEPH WINTERS, 863 Norfh Taylor Sfreef. SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER. Middle Row: ADAM JOSEPH WOJTELWICZ, 2424 Soufh Woodsfocir Sfreef, SAINT MONICA, Sfudeni CouncII Home Room Represenfafive I7 Foo'rbaII I. LEONARD ANTHONY WROBLEWSKI, 2l2 Fernon Sireei, SACRED HEART. GEORGE VERNON YOUNKMAN, 3424 Taylor Terrace, SAINT RICH- ARD. FULVIO ANTHONY ZANCOLLI, I8l2 Soufh Hicks Siroef, SAINT THOMAS AOUINAS. JOSEPH FRANCIS ZAVORSKI, I84I Gladsione Sfreef, SAINT MONICA. GERALD JOHN ZICCARDI, IO33 Winfon Sfreef, EPIPHANY. Boffom Row: JOSEPH GEORGE ZICCARDI, 725 Annin Sireef, SAINT MARY MAG- DALEN DE PAZZI. I I , , '3 .SV the TUIH J Ynaf Afler four years ol high sclwool, llwe social climax ol ll'1e class of '56 was reached on May 4ll1. Tl-me Benjamin Franlzlin Holel provided llne selling and llwc music ol Boi: Fredericlcs and luis orclwnslra sel llie pace for llme Senior Prom. Under llwe walcliful eye of Prom Cliaifman Bill Horriibfoolc, llic Prom Cornmillee planned carefully and well lo rnalce llwe evening a memorable one. Newly 300 couples were welcomed lo llie Prom by llwe Class Onicers, and llwe Sludcnl Council Officers. II9 'is' l 43 X in Armond Pro and Ronald Pasquarello escorf- ing iheir dales oul of 'rhe car as lhey prepare lo enler 'lhe Benjamin Franklin Holel 'for a nigh? of remembrance. ,gf-k NU , 'efrnfiiy A pf If V, H ,far ' A ffl 'I gym., ,df -si' g, I 1 F fl 'A' 'mls' ,r 5 V xy ii 4 f' f rf' ,I ,,. ,, Falher Feider and Bill Hornibroolc wilh dale, M confer on The PROM book. The Prom, 'lhis f:3'J.':, year was dedicafed +o Falher Feicler. I MQQQ vi t P Y ll I if , In 61 i - f, xi AP vlgqg The PROM, lhe mosl exciling nighl in your lile. A lime when all The Seniors, wilh lhe clales ol lheir Qhoicc, enioy lhemoelyos lo lhe lfullosl ewlenl. A lime lo loe remembered all lhrouqhoul your lile as The climax lo all lhe Social evenls lhnl looli place during lhe lour High School ycars. A lime everyone enjoys and lhinlrs back on for lhe real ol his lile. Relaxing belween dances are Oscar Douglwerly and Johnny Peacock will: +l1eir lovely clales who are undoubledly enioying lhemselves as were everyone who alfended fha fabulous Prom of '56. One long lo be remembered. ana!-, 143 P Z- , ' -'f- if f Seen in llwis piclure are llwe chap- erons Mr. ancl Mrs. Jol'm Leslie, A Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Franlx DiDio, Mr. Lil 'L', Ts, ,rn l W and Mrs. Charles Baslian, Falher -3 , Qi kr A, Feicler, Mr. and Mrs. William El- -et ' A pit berson. Mr. and Mrs. Salvalore in Q Q ' X . . Cuccialo, Mr. and Mrs. John Lavin, 1 Wg? 55,9 1 1 Q 5 ' I and +l1e Prom Commillee who were uf b ' :Fix ' .S i very influenlial in llie success of 4 ' lhe Prom. N 'ii' Pri Q. il .. . V ,,. .. H.,- 1 U. f is 1 my Qi 7' . UH.,-. ' 2. 'ag 51, A -ik -A vm.. 'R V '-f'. Q X 1 Wh .'-' I- 'n.,.f: 5, -EAN -2.11. 'N :EA ei' 351 3, 32 1 f' f-lf?- xv '-. f ' L - , 1.11 yfkiu 4, .., ffm' Bk' 'I'-. 1, Q. gf ' :I -'hr' 1 fu - .- A :Ni - .-:ffm , '!rj:- f:',.lQT1',Pi g 'f 1 11-1 .1 ' L 4 5' Q-131. .I ,LA EX 1 :wg ,A V1 f. 5r -yA , Ylf-H-f2- ,x ,H-1,4-1: .1 , 1 1 ' '13 if 1 ,1qw1.a1 A-1 ' ,-1,2 - , Q -J f M1 , , J- n ' - .4 1 , .:gv A Jn P36 ' Na+ 1 , , -'li fi al, M JTfe'.'k' -W., f '?P1UnV--V, fl 5?- ': l' +55-E . 591 J ' Tj- -'Tiff '-ww. Y.-C. , 1.1 Q ji' 1 'll' 2, . y Y W W M1144 1 4-.fi V YA 497517,-L ftjtvmt V -. if: . . g - mlm' f' - 1 .L lo. ' lf u , '.1,:- J I 1 , , ..-1173 ff 1 1 L - 111 ' 41' L ,TL WA: -'SEAS fx ' 1 , ' 'al' 4 1' 1 'fv- Q i ' , ' C,-1, 922 1' -- H- :N ,gr VH QS, f -nv 'f7in',,K '1m!1 Y f Y ' 11711 5 T-' ,' fi-1 '---HE.. ' ',.,Q.1fZf1 F112-W An ':'1- ,Q -J'iTi:1 2 3'-113 -1' i .L WQYWF' 'I L5 5 9' kg --V931 .f'?f ' I , -. ' f ' -iz,-.p -f -1. A.: - AV, SIM.. - .Vv'1l 'f ' 1 if .ff 1 xi ' ' ,gt . :'g: 'ii -'xr I 'ffm V Fiji! ,, 1, , 4-+' ., .4.-'tl,1Q.i1'3i -5,1 le-AAELW-,,, IJ' ' 3--J-lHi'f:1' . :f M'iiH:'2J'-1 21 a., Jr' Q,-F5 Ii' f .31 4,.,,h-- -www: . .9 ' f Jfzbf r U 1- -J.. J . . 51 If: ' 1.' 1 , ' , fc 1 5-..1 19,2-f' .am JH .-,a,., , , , J ' '- 35233 1 5 ..' , , X ,1 . - T 1 gl? -W L 5-5- 'V-.. -11.155 if :Ili P' 131- -'nf' 1 X 51- ,H -Q , YEL H 1M :digg , w, 5Tf--.7Q,,f,- ff ., '. - I - .X 1,. 5, V 1 1? lY'91g!4'14g 1 5 .f2, ' ' Mm . P '1., , 431.1-A-size' rf - 1' a. , Q.. gi ,Mi 1 ssh-- 5'1-1,...,5'1. i F as :gf 1.-11 3,-f .nt ,,. - ,. , ., W ' ip .L 125259 1.31 . 1 . .cw WQQFN. 93 QQESTTF ,IQ ' fl?-51f'i?i?5g.9Qf,'jg,pf5u ' ugh' ygn-5 Q--' 5' J-1'.,: ,qs Y, ,- ,5 4,-5 ., M 1 ' f V?-11 'i5'f,i,,-,.g - 11- F Y 95 Q 521. CQ4 1 , 1 '4-51311-.L Au. Quia . -11 71-- Q., F 1 x w 4 si i H J I le 5