St Johns College High School - Taps Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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EDWARD GRANSTON LIEUTENANT Varsity Football 45 Sabre Club 4,' Intramurals I, 2, 3. Likes to discuss problems in class, especially with Bur- gan in that back corner . . . Filled in well at guard on this year's eleven . . . Pleas- ant disposition . . . Last of Hve Cranstons at S.J.C. JAMES MAURICE DALY FIRST SERGEANT Intramural Basketball I, 25 Archconfraternity I, 2, 3, 4. Really gives the works to Company A . . . but Cap- tain Hughes likes it . . . is easy to get along with out- side of. drill . . . generally quiet . , . always ready to do his part when the occasion demands it in 4A. FRED A. DE GROOT PRIVATE Glee Club 4. Quiet and reserved until provoked in defense of Har- risburg, his home town . . . The twinkle in his eyes be- trays a keen sense of humor . . . Excels in physics and math . . . The determined type. Just finished in the physics lab. JOHN DEMAS FIRST SERGEANT Entered St. John's in his sophomore year . . . Was quick to win friends . . . Took his military seriously . . . Good disciplinarian . . . Couldn't resist the tempta- tion to trade his S.J.C. gray for the U, S. Marines olive green. 18

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GREGORY J. MICHAEL ANGELO DONALD R. CLARK BUSSINK, JR. LIEUTENANT Class Treasurer 4,' 1. V. Baxkelball 2: Intmmumls I, 2, 3, 4, Sabre Club 4. Rather quiet mc-mba-r of 4A . . . Curly Chestnut hrown hair and piereing blue eyes . . . easy to get along with . . . an ardent sports enthu- siast . . . loves a good joke . . . responds with Sl hearty laugh . . . 21 perfect gentle- man. CALIANDRO TRLNITARIAN A native of Virginia and a true Southerner . . . Ar- dent rooter for Bertelli's Notre Dame . . . Does not have to work too hard to keep at the top in his studies . . . His unassuming person- ality and informality augurs well for sueeess in his falling . . . The priesthood. li rot her Eudberl rongrul ulules Joe Dowling, rhosen all-prep renter. 17 SERGHANT MAJOR Golf 2, 3, 4,' Archronfra- ternity 2, 3, 4. An ardent footer for the grand ole South . . . One of the mid-year grads . . . The backbone of the golf team for the past three years . . . Has traded greens for deeks. EUGENE R. GORDES CAP-mix ADJUTANT Sabre Club 4: Golf 3, 4,' Arrhconfraternity I, 2, 3, 4. Always beaming that in- fectious smile . . . dressed to a T . . . popular with his staff . . . pleasant conversa- tionalist . . . unassuming . . . generally ready with a timely answer . . . always attentive . . . a gentleman.

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l'lvc'relt and Kennedy show Brother Thonms how they did it. ANTHONY C. DI l3AR'l'0I.O Mfxjok Itiflr 'lfam l, 2, fi, 4: ltfgi- mrrzlnl Ball Cnninziltfef 4: l.'la.r.r 'lATl'llA'1l7I'f l, 2, ff, 4,' Hand l, 2, fi, 4. Mvvt tlu' littlm- main with all tht- nu-cluls , . . Most of thvm for inzxrksnuinship . . , Cuptziiiivd and lc-d thc- Riflf- Hvzun to first plain- in tht- 'l'vzun to first plum' in tht- swvt-t trulnpc-t . . . Ons- of our jmiluxry grads now in tlu- Arruy. LIOSEPH LEE DONNELLY COLONEL Varsity Football ff, 4: Ker nun Medal 3: Clasx Presi- rlfnt I, 2, ff, 4: Presidrnt of Sabre Club 4: Regimen- tal Ball Committee 4. His outstanding c'liaraCtvr- istics uri- his initiativv, un- fomprouiising hom-sty, un- changing good nature- . . in zz word, strc-ngth of char- urtvr .... ' Xn unostvntzxtious Colour-l .... A -l studvnt . . . Good footlmallvr . . Winnvr of tht- Cov4'tvd Kor- uan Mvdal . , . ai swvll follow. 19 JOHN A. DONOHUE ClAPTAlN Class President: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Tall, dignilivd . . . His fri:-ndly disposition speaks for itself . . . Captains Co. F at drill . . . Soft-spokvn, unassuming . . . Gvts around socially, dvspitv that appar- cnt shyncss . . . Four Cornvrs? RAYMOND M. DOWE LWUTENAN1' Manager Football and Bas- ketball 4: Elorulion I, 2: Sabre Club 4. Our youngost Senior and one of thv best-liked . . . Rarely lzitt- ringing tho bell . . . Hard-working and loyal managvr of football and bas- ke-tliall .... A thanklvss job with no glory attachvd. s