St Johns Preparatory School - Spire Yearbook (Danvers, MA)

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Stan Cassidy, Tom Flanagan, Tony Uapodilupo, John Egcr, Bruce Fuller, and a quintet of beautiful girls. KEVIN RAYMOND CLABBY -lil liusl Str:-1-l Stout-liznn, Mass. K1-v Avlivt- in many 1-xtr:u'urrif'ul:ir zlllziirs. llzivortt-rl with tht- Crvinlin footlmll ts-:ini :incl sliowt-tl his stufl' in lllll'Illlllll'2ll :itlile-tivs. I'lI'KIIIl 1-:irly morn until lights out his witty rt-nizirks insult' our hours :il tht' l're'p that lllllt'll hrightvr. Always vliovr- lnl. Mmlt- nmny fric-mls. Tho type- wt-'ll :ill ln- glml to st-1' when Vlziss llc-unions lu-1-onw pnrt of our livvs. RICHARD JOHN CLARKE l-2 l,nrr'lnnont llonrl Sulvin, Mass. Ili:-k A Somlznlisl for thru' yu-airs. Lists-fl vars as his holwlny. Showt-sl ai purtivnlair intl-rt-st in svim-in-v. Took part in truck :intl plsnyt-rl VYO lmskt-llmll. llas :in 1-ngim-vriiig 1-:iron-r in niintl. Lots ol' Illlllllfillilt' qualities. Sim-vrity his most proniim-nt t'll1lI'lll'lK'l'lS' tic-. WF- 1-njoyt-cl knowing hiin. llv shoultl nmkt- :i sum-oss ol' anything ht- umlvrtukz-s. Our host wishes go with him! WILLIAM MITCHELL CONNORS 7 llyrtl ltoaul IW-tlit-rsfit-lwl, flonn. Willy Vznm- lo Sl. .lohn's ns an junior. liitt-rt-sta-fl in sports. l'l:1yt-tl Varsity lmst-lmll, .lay Vcc- footlmll. A top-nott-li golf:-r, with an th-vp low- for tht- gzuiw. llopt-s to niukv insurnnr-0 his lift-'s work. Lots of pr-rsonzllity :intl an tlt-tt-rniinution to nmlu- gootl. llt-lpn-nl nmkv lift- 1-ongm-ninl for his vlzissiiiult-s :intl was likt-fl lnyzill. RICIIARD ELLIOTT COX Qli Alain Slrt-4-l Lynnlic-ltl Vvnlt-r, Blass. Divku l'luy1-fl .IV loollmll :is :in nntli-rt-lzisslnzin :intl as ai Sc-nior was ai stalwart in thc- Varsity lint-. A mipailrlv int-mln-r ol' Mr. I,2llj'.S trzwk lc-zun. L4-nt his vol-:il tale-nts to tht- Cl:-0 Vlulm. A sl:-surly, vonsista-nt workt-r with :i lot ol' rlrivt- :incl th-tt-rininzition. Day! lioppvtl his lust yvnr. lA't's hope lu- gt-ts :i top for his von- vt-rtihlc-. All our lwsl wislu-s, Dir-lil RICIIARD JOHN CRAIG 250 l'on4lx'it-w ltoutl Arlington, Nlnss. Dim-k An ontslnnfling nwinln-r ol' tht- H353 Vlnss. A llllllll1'SI!t'tlkl'l' ol' no nn-:in ululilv. llt-mlv for ai flINI'llPlSl0ll any tiinx- :it ull. Vo- l'l:lilor ol' tht- f'um-urrlfu. A rt-gnlnr llonor Roll stnflt-nt. Cavt- sm-vt-rul goofl tlrzunutit' llt'l'l.t7l'llllllN'l'S for llu- Mzlsqllvrs. A nu-inln-r of tht- Soclzility lloarwl ol' Dirt-vlors. I'llllllllSl3lSIll' :ihont nniny things. Shonlrl go fur in lift-. JOHN MEAGIIER CRICAN 56 llairflna-r Stn-vt l't':ilm4ly, Alnss. John Known :incl likt-el hy ull. Slinrwl Dick fraiigls willingness for an tllHl'lNNl0ll. Displziyvll his utlllvtir' lzilvnts in .lay Yu- lmst-lmll :llul in trzlrk. Si-rv:-tl on tht- Sotlnlity Ilourtl. Dial jonrnulislit' 4-hon-s for holla llu- l'om-orrlfu :intl tht- SPIKE. Staiyvrl with tht- l,:itin for four yn-urs. l'rool'-positive that tht- Prep turns ont thc' lu-st. Lots :incl lots ol' ailiility. .Q A I Pl . 1 .2

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WILLIAM ROGERS BUTLER 67 Wilson Street Torrington, Conn. Bill Like one of Diekens' immortal eharaeters, Bill eould be de- scribed as one vast, substantial smile. Likableg easy to get along with: made a host of friends. Found Spanish the most interesting subject in the eurrieulum. Busy with intramural athletics. Contributed his share in making Prep life memor- able. The best of everything, Bill! LAWRENCE FRANCIS CAMPBELL IH- Eutaw Avenue Lynn, Mass. Larry A Glee-Clubber and Sodalist. Cavorted with the Gremlins and the Eaglets on the gridiron. A boarder for two years, and then day-hopped from Lynn. Pleasant personality. Interested in all varieties of athleties. Far above the neighboring hilltopsn we knew him and liked him. A real friend and elassmate and an essential part of the Class of 1953. ROBERT EDWARD CARNEY 18 Beekford Street Beverly, Mass. Bob A popular Beverly day-hop who added mueh to Prep life. A Sodality oflieer, he worked hard and eftieiently. Played football as a freshman and sophomore. Took part in many CYO aetivi- ties. A cheerful, pleasant eharaeter who worked hard seholas- tic-ally. We're predieting a bright future for him in the world that lies beyond the Prep. MICHAEL ANTHONY CASALE I8 Judson Street Beverly, Mass. Mike A day-hop from Beverly, Mike found time to play four years of football. Was a stalwart in the Varsity line for two years. Helped to swell the ranks of the Sodality. A wonderful disposi- tion and found making friends an easy task. Where you saw Mike, you also saw Joe Pasquarello. A regular fellow in every way. Lots of luek, Mikel STANLEY BURRELL CASSIDY, JR. 36 Centre Street Nantucket, Mass. Cass Didn't eome to the Prep until he was a Senior. Made himself at home immediately and beeame af-tive in all eampus aetivities. Busy with intramural athletics. Participated in all the fune- tions of Pi Alpha. An easy-going manner that eaptivated all. ln the space of a year he endeared himself to many and won the respeet of his fellow Seniors. GORDON PAUL CERENO 340 Andover Street Danvers, ltfass. Swifty A Danversite who day-hopped for four years. A popular elass- mate and a truly pleasant eharaeter. Played Eaglet football. VVas a member of the Prayer Club. Could flash one of the biggest smiles on the campus. Interested himself in all Prep affairs. Au ardent St. .Iohn's rooter. Another who helped make the 1953 elass the wonderful group it was. Head Coach Fred Mastrolia. Football C0-Captains Arcand and Rogers are honored at the Football Dance by

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WILLIAM JOSEPH CREEDON 19 Victor Avenue Bl'Vl'l'ly. MUSH- Bill One of Beverly's gifts to the Prep. A familiar campus figure with a nice sense of humor. Always in the company of his pal. .loc Kelley. A member of the Sodality and Prayer Club. Made a line scholastic record. IIad many friends and left a lasting impression. A good deal of ambition and seems headed for a successful career. Our best, Bill! ROBERT MICHAEL CROWE 129 Childs Street Lynn, Mass. Bob A year of Jay Vee baseball and then two years on the Varsity pitching staff. An Honor Roll student. A member of the Ilon- cordfa scribblers. A four-year Latin scholar. Frequently seen on the campus with Ed lNIcNitf and Bob Hull. Plans to study Business Administration in college. A typical Prep boy. Ability and sincerity will pay off for him. DAVID JAMES DAIGLE I'.O. Box 46, It.l .D. 4 Port Kent, Maine Jim A real campus worker. IIandled the switch board in capable fashion. Two years of track and Glee Club. Ready smile and quick laugh. Tried to convince the rest of us that, Maine is the best state in the union. Ile enjoyed school life and helped make it enjoyable for others. Always seen in the company of Phil Pelletier. The best of everything, Jim! MONTAGUE WILLIAM DE WOLFE, JR. IH Greenacre Avenue Longmeadow, Mass. Monte fame to the Prep in his Senior year. A big boy with a big smile. Likes basketball and figures photography is his favorite hobby. A diligent student. Found his one year at the Prep a pleasant one. Entered wholeheartedly into existence on the campus. Intramural athletics and club activities kept, him busy. It was great knowing you, Montel NORMAN ALBERT DUGAS 4-0 N. Franklin Street Lynn, Mass. Duke Able reporter for the C'nncord1'a. llelped with the Spins. Sang a fine baritone in the Glee Club. A rabid baseball enthusiast. A Sodalist. Many activities. Very loyal and sincere and deter- mined to get ahead, Could say many fine things about him. lie contributed his share to the life that we lived under the shadow of the Spire. ARTHUR THOMAS DUPLESSIE, JR. 81 Summer Street Waterville, Maine 'tArt Successful in the many things that he tried. Played two years of bang-up football for the Varsity. Tried his hand at .lay Vee basketball and baseball. llit, the books hard. VVill be remem- bered for his pleasant disposition and generous heart. A memo to Waterville, Maine: Send us more like Art. We enjoyed knowing llillll A happy quartet obligingly poses for the photographer. Pete Delmonico and Norm Benoit wear extra-gracious smiles.