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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

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' 1-9 1 UGQ ag fi I-,,a,,1l.- li Presenting five decades of catholic education under xaverian brothers at st iohn's preparatory school, clanvers. mass. B L GCLDEN YEARS 'Fx 191' 0 :lf w,l,,, I if ' ff Jiisbf ff' SPIRE Ng Ailes ' .9 ff' fi xg . ju 4' 1 4' . A . 1 A HY -, .,,1 w- .5-ig' 5 tk - :vii , 2 si Zi.. ,V I ' A 1Lvll -,-E -- '- vw- ,- KS -, - x . ',i , 12 . ,y - A h g1,.?'!'., l l-- sf Qi i-'J' . f .1',,.': ...' 8 V JS-u W .R QX , K,-, .sf 5 - fa f' ' ' 1 rf .v i-f . -ff lx 'l. . I '- A , Q11 'Sffff . V' 1 vf' 'v:: fbi 'ia I ' .4 -A , W. ihf'-f ' eff , 4 - iff! 1 '11 ' YI 'nr , 'V E 1 in li St. Iohn's I p r v v 'If' , aw. ,'-Qftf' .y15,T. sig' 8 a v,AA:' A A 4. M .r - ,bk WM Preporotory School Do nvers, Mossochusetts l a 1. 34 R 1. f hi 5 R -A sys vw J' D. fir Q .Q, D 'i 'fi' . fs . - C I .. 5 6 Q W' O I 4- I l a' fi 9, U' Q 'Pm . ,ls iff, u 1 ,Fl aa Q ,f -,S Os' in 'Q S 5 Another filltl0Il of the SPIRE th at endeavors to portray by word md plClllI'C, Prep llfe That attempts to Show the manv facets of Prep exlatenee the splrltual, the scholastle, the phy 9lCHl the 500131 That stresses, though not by a verboqe hlstory, that thls volume IQ a trlhute to the Prep 5 GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY That should help rec all ln the wears that l1e ahead the friends 'md eomr :des th at were our- h ack ln l916 1957 Th at focuses the Qpothrht on tht 1917 'fr :du ltea hut trles to glVC tht undc rgraduatea due xttentlon That repreaenta the x uhant efforta of the STAFF to produce a book representatlve of a truly wonderful school ww,-my-Q Brotlmr Gilroy. C. F. X.. llvadniastor of St. ,lolinis as tlir- sr-liool v0lr'ln'atf's its Coldvn AIlIIiVf'l'S2lI'f'. llf' loolv lvavk witll satisfavtion on what liis pl'f'1lvrc'Ffo1'f llrotlwr Bf'lllillllllll. lzl'0lllf l' Norlur-rt. llrotlwr :xIlllH'Ohf'. llrotlwl' A-Xulmrt. Brotlwr .-Xloysins. BFOIIIPI' Williaxn. BI'0lll0I' Bertinf fllf'K'0lllllliFllf'fl in fifty yvars. lint looks forward to a lmrigllt future in wliirli the Prop will grow and expand in all drpart- ments. Constant tlPYf'l0IPlllPIll and llllIll'0Yf'- ment must clnm-at-tm-izo narli year of Prep history. 50 well spent On the Prop playing fields arf' in-tillvd tllofe qualitivs of lvadmwliip and fportflnan- fllip and fair play tllat Lll'f' essential in liotll the moral and civic- life of our nation. A sane and lnalanrcd program 0flI'llPI'rf'll0lilSIlI'11llllCllt'sllllr always playvd a vital rolv in Prop life. 6 in the training of boys Ian llfly ya-arf 51. Jarlln - llllw Vlllllllilrllvll anal l't'f'lllpllilFlZt'fl wlml Pllfllllll lva' un arlaxiannf Q'1lllf'illl0lI1ll ra-ulily: Ilia' U HUl.f',' lla-IN' nzusl lm a'al11a'a1Ia'al. lla-na'a-. Pra-In a-alna'utiann a-nala-1nan'- in , . . . l 1 . 4 aalna .Ita llla flnala nt Npn lllldllf. llllQ'll4'f'lllilllf'. llllfrlfillly. Na-w anal llllfil-llllNl1'I'Il aaalllauxtiarllaal tl1a'an'ia-F ara- lla-alala-al.lr11ttl1a1 trualitiamul iF nut liglltly aunt zniala-. Ra-ligiavn anal l't'llg1l0llP ala'lix'itiaw zlraf tllaf llf'llI'l anal foul arf Prvp llfv. lrnt Ilia- lnta-lla-a't11z1l anal tlla' llllYrll'ill ara- gin-n alna- ilnpanrtanla-a-. 'l'l1a- Pra-p -tnala-nt iF gravnnalalal in Panlial finaly lnalvitf: gixvn nightly ilr5lglIllllt'lll- a-1ala'11lz1ta-al tam nmlw llllll X X in Troditionol woys . . . S U v 0 v I5 x U b labor intellectuallyg forced, by school tradition and infiuence, to kv give his very best seholastically. But he is also offered a varied L schedule of athletics and other extra-curricular activities designed to develop a well-rounded human being. Dances and social affairs ' are conducted at regular intervals. In short, every attempt is made B 5 by the school to have its graduates develop into zealous Catholics, K solid and respectable citizens, thoughtful human beings. The ' P school authorities feel that the Prep curriculum in its present 5 state is both traditional enough and modern enough to prepare St. ,lohn's students for both time and eternity. V 9 g s L L il Below: Library assignments, both the regular and the ubrowsingv type, bring Prep students into con- tact with the great minds of the world. To the right: Athletics play an important part in Prep life. Joe Timilty, Prep lialfback, gets away for a long gain. Q. 11. 5,1 ef f 3 --, .- isis ui... Q., . ra-1-ug. 2 E ' ll-' ' .- 7. ' ' 'flu ,I + Prvp Fmlalli-h ililllllql' in tlw -vhrml 1-Impvl lwfnrv -vlmol zmfl :at VPFPQQ tilllf' fn rP1'1tal1mIufillvm-n1'x .... Fl. ,lulln - 1- .1 f.ilIIlHIl1' -4-Iluul unfl Ilw p1'1m'lple'-of l..nllml11-1-Ill form ilu' llilfl- of ll- 1'4llI1'll1l0Il1ll -x-tvm. I,PNU1lUll to tlw Nlutlwx of Uml i-. af il m'u11wq114'x11'v. am illtvgrall :xml vilnl part of liff- at Ft. JUIHIIF. ixed it lots gf Q .... Yes. Prep life was lots of fun-as we realize when we look back and savor the memories that were ours .... Benny Clark and Mike Cassidy talking about Brother ,leremiah's English test .... The tramp of feet through the halls at 2 :30 .... The whirlwind of leaves and dust in the Quad- rangle .... The shoving and the pushing in the canteen line .... The scurry for a cigarette between the second and third periods .... The shriek of a whistle from the football field .... The Tenseness on exam days .... The bundles of laundry in the basement of Xavier .... ,lim McNiff using the rosin bag .... The delirium in the stands during a close basketball game .... Dan Pierre's perfect follow through .... Tim Murphy getting set in the batter's box. Q . . . The traffic jam at the Prep Stadium on a Sunday after- noon in autumn .... ,lourneying to the Lynn Arena on a cold winter night to watch the Prep hockey team in action. . . . Frank Connery blessing himself before a tricky and important shot .... Bob Pendleton gobbling 11p an aerial and swivel-hipping it into the end zone .... John Mul- ville's appetite .... Mike Cortcse driving on through for an eye-catching lay-up .... A spectacular tap-in by Gerry Riell .... The reviving tingle of a cold shower after a hard game .... Sodality meetingsf. . . The thump of the juke box in the canteen .... Frank Dermody saying: 'Ll don't understand, Brother. . . . Bill Douglass on a long jaunt around left end .... John Kelley adding the extra point. . . . Kidding Neil Burke about you-know-whom .... Phil McCarthy poling out a curve to deep left center .... The tingle in our blood at the approach of the holiday season in December .... The long. long thoughts of youth .... The hush in the chapel as we waited for the Retreat Master to start his conference .... The talks by Father Hudgins on Sunday night .... The precious moments of adoration on First Friday .... Dances at Nazareth .... The football dances that we attended .... So many. many memories and recollections .... The opening kickoff of the football season with the evergreens of Cronin Stadium outlined against an autunm sky .... Clee Club Concerts: many voices raised in happy song .... The long range assign- ments in a certain teacheris class .... The sounds from a Latin class down the hall: HF9ll1il1lI.fl?I71fl1II9.fPlIlfllll0.,, . . . A game of ueggsn in the Quad .... A thousand and one recollections that will brighten all ollr days .... The words of the dear old song: liar above the neighboring hill- top .... M fx N 0 X 1 Yauer Hall loomc ln the lmaf-kr round 'wamgt the autumn follaffe Here IG a Qcene tllat xslll alu as lm lledl to our lleart -Xround Xawler resolxe tllc dozen and one actnltle that nlako Plep llfe tlle plea 'mt expcrlenvc xt 1 '. . Y . . . . . l. .P l F. . r ' ' 's s ..... A ' ' '. . S i A . Sl A, . . .S Q W Xxx 0 X. K I P A M V Q - O I N 'f C rf-1'- W vw' ' fg ,M-' QR we gif? ' W . 4 V . 'Gif v X fm QQ? ,f fx , i ff ga nw ' 2591 ' pg, sf . In M fin 'fo f F 1 i ' me , 'fivqhrv 1 .,1g I r g, X .-X Prop stuflonl uncl hu hooks: yrs. lhvy go IUQLPIIIPI likv l.h4' provf'rhiul horse' unfl vurriugv. The Prep library. SitllillP!l in the llllrf lllPIlt of tho -Ml- lIliIliFtl'llti0Il Building. was FOIIIPIPIPIF'l'PlI10llI'llf'llllllI'iIlQ' thc' past SIIIIIIIIPI' anfl now offers a plvasant haven for either hrowsing: or more seri- ous research. And it's a husy spot as Brother Jeremiah. lihrarian. can assuro you! The athletic history of St. ,lohn's is a long and glorious one. For lnany years St. John's competed in the Prep School Division of interscholastic athletics and sent forth teams that won high praise and all sorts of honors in practically all sports. Its foothall teams. playing a schedule that consisted for the most part of eastern college elevens. swept through several undefeated seasons. lts track tealns. under the tute- lage of the late and great ,lim Daley. won hoth state and national recognition: the Bowdoin lnterscholastics. the East- ern Seahoard Relays. the National Prep School Relays. etc. Even in more recent years when the Prep has heen competing on a strictly high school level the track and golf teams have won high honors. and the teams in the other interscholastic sports consistently offer stiff opposition to all opponents. The school authorities feel that athletic competition is of vast importance in the educational process and give the necessary stress to all varieties of athletic endeavor. Prep athletic facil- ities are of the finest. and the ltltl-foot outdoor swimming pool that now graces the campus kltltls the hnishing touch to the Prep athletic plant. St. John's llkls displayed and will continue to display a wholesome interest in the physical development of her students. 'lio the left: the modern and spacious Prep Nlemorial Gymnasium. focal point of many of e llrcp athletic endeavors. 'lille three-court haslvcthall floor is the scene of hectic activity during the winter months. tk Six 62 lt Xavier llall in the background .... Leaves turning to gold .... Neil Burke and Peter Nliller .... liermudas .... Tennis racqucts .... Part of the autumn pageant .... A ,, 1 1 'S '- H , , . 'rg' 1 3 1 m Fx 5' 'T LL LL .- Q Q wf lf' ,F v rx i 41. far ' W5 av 1' fy! , , gr . S A . I ax ., 11 X- Y U 0 l J . Y 1 kt. , -1 A if f ' a I I - 1 . I lx , 4 ll! ' W '- mwah: A 3- .K W 3 o . 0 Qs 5 0 Q f fs 'bw' -tx Q N ? ' 0.1 7 1' 'll v L rag' G Abu D ,,, J 7 Q. K 42 . , 1, A..zx,,,M 5 ,J- fxig , . an Q i ,M Q i anzxglu P 5 4wA' , 5 ' L' 6.-if 8 , J 5 'mai ,,A-1 2 , wwf Q4 3 f 2 ' gf? 1? ' I ,, A QFW 1, hx f Q 535' A in ff , M, gf 'Vw , N . 4 y ' by ' 4. M, ,V ' 34 ,- ' ' W -,'5xkf v J. Q V ' ' I -A ,Z , K y ,, I S ' I V Wfih V .L 9 1, iff V' Q V' Q ' .WY HY1. BROTHER GILHUY, C.F.X. T o all ff... , 710' .-f' l Brother Gilroy .... Capable administrator .... With two years of administration now behind him .... Ever concerned with the various aspects of Prep life .... Eternally busy with the multi- tudinous cares of office .... Deeply interested in educational problems .... Proud that St. John's has reached its Golden Anniversary .... Con- scious of the vital importance of Catholic Edu- cation .... Carrying on. as Headmaster. in the noble tradition established by his predecessors .... BROTHER EDWIN, C. F. X., Prefect of Studies. . . . Many duties, many responsibilities .... He was ready with the reprimand when it was needed, the helping hand when we were in difficulty. FAC U LTY Some pages devoted to our beloved Faculty .... Our gratitude to them is impossible to express in words .... We found them to he true friends, exemplary religious. . . . We went to them with our problems and found them ever ready and willing to give hoth advice and assistance. . . . In informal talks, in special-help sessions, in the cluhs and on the playing fields, we learned to appreciate their helpfulness in countless ways .... At the end of our four years our THANK YOU is hoth sincere and heartfelt .... May God bless them in all their endeavors! REVEREND THOMAS C. HUDGINS, Prep Chaplain .... His Sunday night talks were inspirational .... He was the prudent confessor, the wise counsellor .... Our thanks to him for spiritual advice that was both sage and timely. BROTHER El'CHERll'S, C. F. X., tells freshman John Birmingham what existence at the Prep was like back in 1907. Brother Eucherius was a member of the community that opened St. .lohn's fifty years ago. -nv' i 135, BROTHER THOMAS seems to lion! be the center of attrac- You hit the ball this way, says BROTHER STANLEY, it 'v ..- HRV S 'in I 'Q Vx 5 ' ' X. iff? 1 , + I -5' T I 1 I 1 f, BROTHER .IEREMIAH gives out with some bookish COIIIHICDIS. BROTHER MELYIN: ever busy in the biology labora- tory. 7 0- 4' Q3 Q' 1 If DIAMOND IUBILARIANS: BROTH AND ALBINUS BROTHER JOHN EVANGELIST I. E ---v ERS GERARD BROTHER MELVIN MISS EILEEN LARKIN BROTHER LAURENT F' '4. gm' 20 , , X FAX Q Q, M f L,,,,U,. yfw ff f gg: 4201- V , f 4 H , VFW' 4 ff ' n, 5 fm f' ' fw E vga ...Q 1-f BROTHER PATRICIAN BROTHER CASIMIR BROTHER ALAN MR. CHARLES FOX BROTHER ELIZHERIIS BROTHER FELAN Wu Xi 2 ,Q A is .41 fi! f wf, I -Q GQ. Q ' f 1 3 1 nn , F ,jug 413 -rf BROTHER ANSLEM I 1 9' YUM ,ph wa MISS MARX MCGALLEY RN school nurse ,. BROTHER REMBERT jul-L. BROTHER PASCAL W BROTHER GERARD BROTHER GALDEINTILS BROTHER LUKE BROTHER ERNEST 22 R I Ii-is .f '? ef' Thi- Pre n plrl of the long llll 'MISS U HUF 0 BRILN werremrs lo the H?lIllIl1IlX1Pf 1 ,U nn 'Af w Faculty Huddle: BROTHER PHILIP, MR. FRANK SHEE- HAN, and FATHER 0'BRIEN talk over the news of the day. FACULTY BROTHER ANDREW I faiy- S hw H, N 7 f-mfn fy v if Q-of N 9 BROTHER STANLEY X can 9 1 ' wir,-49 r a. Jar, I f QM- 'Ay BROTHER COLUMKILLE BROTHER JEREMIAH Q ,D os? ' X 'V ,ffbn 5 . ' rf-4'l' X! BROTHER FINTAN BROTHER 805110 BROTHER SHAMIS BRUTHER GILES BROTHER THOMAS MR. I-'Rl-ll! Nl.-XS'I'ROI.l-X Q s-.wif SBIlI0l'S ,J ,W fb, S3 4? ' is 73' 5 3 I. ,ff 4.1 Q -- 'I-- . Exx I , off X I f' g ga '4 A-1' s 9 3 if f. . -Z 'lf rv 2 .-1 ERNEST WILFRED APRIL, JR. 13 Savoy Road Salem, Mass. A 1 . ia' . r if , v . t fl old memories. JOSE ANTONIO AVALO Box 383 Manati, Puerto Rico w-4 , 5 he W . Q C 4 :- I 1 F ' . -ga , You tell iem, Richard! Let 'em have it! The Prep basics in summer sunlight. An old, old scene that will recall a lot of old, ST. Johrfs LEROY ARTHUR BABBITT, JR. County Road Eastham, Mass. 1 28 A ?h p ,,'k v 'Z psi' JAMES JOSEPH BANKS, JR. JAMES MICHAEL BARRETT 57M Ocean Avenue 13 ,laponica Street Salem, Mass. Salem, Mass. Prep. Seniors l957 EDMOND LOUIS BERGER ALFRED RODRIGUE BERUBE 31 Nursery Street 282 Washington Street Salem, Mass. Salem, Mass. f 3 . X,ej,,,9 if Q s fl :N 11 'nw 7 R .sl 1 RICHARD CHRISTOPHER BREEN 33 Nahant Place Lynn, Mase. 1 T 'YW' A . , . gn-XA, Look at my muscles! Aren'l they tremendous! STANLEY JOHN BURBA 13 Union Street Salem, Mass. 'Q 96 -Q 1 13435 3, s HQ TX -4f TZ? lv-it V15 A msg- f 1 AA-H---ui DAVID PETER BROPHY Dennison Road Essex, Conn. s , ,...1 l lf, NEIL ANTHONY BURKE 272 Atlantic Avenue Swampscott, Mass. 'i ' ' 49 Q '32 VY ST. Johns CHARLES JOSEPH CARES 37 Crescent Road Hamilton, Mass. o?, mug, W t:11' Q 6, sg! JMS 1 ...Mi lv l 'Q- JOHN HENRY CASEY FRANCIS MICHAEL CASSIDY BENJAMIN JAMES CLARK JR 347 Lafayette Street 31 Locust Street 15 Nicholson Street Salem Mass Danvers Mass Lynn Mass Prep Seniors l957 FRANCIS MICHAEL CONNERY JOHN EUGENE CONNUR 7 Rawlms Street 28 Otls Street Salem Mass Medford Mass -'-Q 'I I KX f,,. PETER JOHN CONWAY 21 Herrlck Street Beverly Mass T W 9 ...ix ' 1-. 1 4 if? ll I qu' SPM, Now in regards to the Egyptian crisis .... f,.:,. H .V R. Wy Q 415 A RZ 4 RAYMOND FRASER COOMBS. JR 30 Grove Street Salem, Mass. 32 N Q -.5 John Mulville, Bob Cooney, Tom lJiSilva, and Bill Shanahan out for a morning Y Q stroll .... ROBERT MARTIN COONEY JOHN JOSEPH CORBETT, JR. 183 Adelade Avenue 20 Virginia Terrace Providence, R. l. Lynn, Mass. f f1, if if 'W A -' Q ' , 3 xg RQ ', 'uf Y'-zzr CY! U M Qing - mt.. C2 A .'o' if MICHAEL JOHN CORTESE 4 Chandler Street Haverhill, Mass. Prep Seniors l957 5 Bay View Terrace Danvers, Mass. f I . L, 'rx' , 1 - 'N ' l if 'fi jf 1 5 ,Q,,mf' I 'Ni rug Q 1' , V N X. ss, K 5. J ef' 0' if .' J Q 41 . 1 1. i I ' ' 'fi 4.- tiki 51 ,. Jlixw 0: I. ,. ee .K 0 '- Rx . .' . , Ln I J. ' k f u 'Q 0 -- ' 5' ffl '- lv-QQ -f,. .l 'I , Z f MC f f +11 W DENIS FRANCIS COTE 338 Maple Street Danvers, Mass. DAVID JOHN CRONIN 9 Harrison Avenue Beverly, Mass. ...nay Q 1 e'r' fy Holy Mary, Mother of Cod, pray for us sinners . FRANCIS LEONARD CURTIN, JR. 2 Raymond Road Salem, Mass. my i JOHN HENRY CURTIN 11 Westview Road Lynn, Mass. 1 ee Q? W' ef' e f -t pm: ,ffe,g,:,gQi35f.itf :.v f f:l2?fKf':y3515E5yw if 'f t' if ,A T f Z 5'1 - wwf :yr 3 ff ffz ' , vig, - ,fff A ' ff' w ' A -f 1 , ,QV f 1 ' Q x 'ii v. V ,,-surf bf -qi ,Q ,. Q, pf 'M-., f 3 at, v. X' , ff' I .t UV I, R A e 'f 'tv Q I if Y .A ., . 72' RAYMUND HENRY CRUSBY 8 State Street Peabody, Mass. ST. Johrfs JOSEPH LEO CYR 84 Beacon Street Lawrence, Mass. 'CSI' 'TJ W2 -SW' 'L '2 Qu' RICHARD MICHAEL DEL COLLE FRANCIS JOSEPH DERMODY HARRY MARTIN DERNIODY JR 93 Moulton Street 50 Norwood Avenue 50 Norwood Avenue West Lynn Maes Manchester Mass Manchester Mass Prpp Seniors I957 EDOWARD VICTOR DIHARCE THOMAS ALEXANDER DI SILVA JAMES FRANCIS DOLIN. JR Apartado 26 ll Francis Street 131 Rldgefield Street Calbarlen, Cuba Watertown, Mags Hartford, Conn f Q ' 'ZR' -.,::it ,Nh 'N I be Latin! Ah, W5 not hard, Denis! 'Twas the night before we left for the Christmas holidays. What a wonderful night! WILLIAM HENRY DOUGLASS. JR. 42 Tamarack Road Reading, Mass. ST. Johrfs WILLIAM JOSEPH DOYLE, JR. PAUL JAMES DUFFLEY, JR. 58 Welfare Avenue 3 Alma Lane Cranston, R. I. Danvers, Mass. Qt? A 7-fx, 'VX 'lm -EJ' LZ IP 'J U 'Q JU! Q? 52 MICHAEL ANTHONY DUFFY STEPHEN LEONARD ELLIS, JR P.O. Box 38 Ashland, N. H. Prep. Seniors I957 JOSEPH PETER FARLEY CARL JOHN FERRERI 3 Eastview Street 101 Mansfield Avenue West Hartford, Conn. Willimantic, Conn. . V ,,x5,. , . .1 age. 7, X - A 3 li H , N ,t+,1,'f , ff , f-.tg .S ' H14 if?- 01 f ' ad? 0 ' P t A . x Z A l J Q 222 Andover Street Peabody, Mass. JOHN MAHER FLEMING 231 Merrimack Street Manchester, N. H. X lx as 3 4 Y ZW gi 1 RICHARD EARL FLOOR 503 Lynnfield Street Lynn, Mass. World Series time! Let's have a listen! J i-I I T 0 U n S MICHAEL MAURICE FOLEY, JR. PAUL EMMETT FRAHER MORTON RELYEA FRENCH, JR. 4 Pierce Avenue Perkins Row 411 North Village Avenue Beverly, Mass. Topsfield, Mass. Rockville Centre, N. Y. -8 'Ui ,df mei! T J QU? JOHN PAUL GAGNE JOEL HOWARD GOLDMAN ALEXANDER FABIEN GOOT 2 Cross Street 51 Countle Street 21 Falrvlew Avenue Dover New Hampshlre Peabody Mass lpswlch Mass Prep Sensors I957 EUGENE MORSE GRAVES JOHN BRIAN GREENE HOWARD JOSEPH HACKETT 60 Pleasant Street 137 Cherry Street 27 Hlgh Street Marblehead Mass I 1 Wenham Mass N5 Q! S Beverly Farms Mass M1 .aqs ,QT R W. ffl ,yi 1 . Q xii pq- . if Q S rp tx Q. 40 'PS Look at the hands! Camera trickery! g i 'U' if ,Ll fan-- H.-XRRY JOSEPH HANEY. JR. 20 Temple Street Wert Roxbury. Nlafs. , . 3. F la . , to JA. I 'be The SPIRE Staff in formal array. ,lust a hard-working groupeand good looking, too' JOHN JOSEPH HANNUN ll' Haskell Street Beverly Farms, Mass. b,-1 IU? 1:-Y Si ST. Johrfs JOHN DAVID HEALY 30 Franklin Street Swampicott, Mass. 1. 4 K 0 Ml . Bv4',,:, 3' IffN:'h' A N , E' 'C JOHN HENRY HOLLERAN, JR. NORMAN JOSEPH HUDOlN 284 Main Street Wakefield, Mass. Prep. Seniors l957 69 Cherry Street Wenllam, Mass. 'MQ . '15 X Y 5 Laurel Street Marblehead, Mass. ll If 49 Andover Street Peabody, Mass. CHARLES THOMAS KELLEY, JR. 9 Evans Road Marblehead, Mass. 'igfi .--' ,-4 fxvwv , ' 'Z S . X 4 lf 'Q 2? t , t eq Carl Ferreri's room and the good old record player JOHN LINCOLN KELLEY 340 State Street Bangor, Me. ST. Johrfs SEAN MICHAEL KILLORAN THOMAS PAUL KIRSCHNER JOHN JOSEPH KONDON, JR 34 Atlantic Street Stratton Road, Box 61 57 Emerson Avenue Lynn, Mass. East Jaffrey, N. H. Peabody, Mass. Y 'Z' W. 2 vfQ' A v-49 RICHARD EVERETT KYLE JEAN PAUL LAVIMODIERE FRANCIS JEAN LEBLANC Mt Home AFB Box 1240 35 0 Donnell Avenue 75 WaSlllH ton Street Idaho Unlon Vlllage Lynn 'VIass Woonsocket R I Prep Sensors I957 JOSEPH WILLIAM LEE JOHN PHILLIPS LYNCH HUGH GREGORY MAC BRIDE 1 Devereux Avenue 113 Lowell Qtreet 143 Storrs Avenue Salem 'Vlas Peabody Mas Braintree Ma , dh- 'JI ry Ifgi X 1 4, if m f If ., f M, W . ,W V ff 1 , 7 ,. -1 M, . ., ,, M, ,N..,.M L ,, if M ,,'f',.l' wif , 2 A 'if' I .V -, 3 V. A J if M Q1 V 'nw -W . ' Ml ,I r gt 53575 ffmir .N wmfal'-1' 'm,I'X4 V14 1 Hr MWF? ,my M .. - W ,,. B 4 2 ,N . W, . Q. A W, . M, ,..w 1 , an I 1+ nk 4g.,,,,M,, Co-Editor Mt-NiH at work .... Joe Farley, Charley Meyers, Ed Ronan, and John Kelley in a nonchalant pose for AQ 013 PHILIP KEVIN MCCARTHY 38 Andover Street Peabody, Mass. the photographer .... ST . J ohrfs JOHN THOMAS MCGEE. JR. JOHN KING MCLAUGHLIN I5 Milton Road I9 Haskell Street Danvers, Mass. Beverly Farms, Mass. A--l ...ff ., v, . f. -f -vca-., V140 J 'Qs lub- '1' 7 - 'i.!5.9' .'2 v-- S ..,4 - -'-s,,,-,. ,-sqft- 1'5f-.31p. v, -r- 5 2' . Z1 ',-'A , ' if . F 21 if 43 JAMES JOHN MCNIFF 25 School Street Danvers., Mass. Prep. Seniors I957 WILLIAM PATRICK MANNING 22 Boardman Street Salem, Mass. ROBERT PATRICK MARTINACK 138 Lothrop Street Beverly, Mass. , M , A - .lffk Q 1 4 13 MICHAEL JOHN MAHAN 15 Oakland Street Peabody, Mass. NORMAN HENRY MICHAUD 5 Murphy Avenue Lynn, Mass. f tenlen NORMAN JOSEPH MICHAUD 46 Summit Avenue Salem, Mass. Ray Coombs does Kltten on the Keys for an admlrlng audlence. . . T ti 0 U H S CHARLES JOSEPH MULLANEY JOHN ADDISON MULLIGAN JAMES JOSEPH MULVEY, III Endoni Road 19 Fillmore Street 58 Norwood Avenue Columbia, Conn. North Beverly, Mass. Manchester, Mass. 1 ff , , WV.. , f 2' ,1 ' - K f , 9' mf ,, , - ' if ,fy M 14' rf 'U 1 W 'mW' lf, 'Q 5 M, - hy MEZZ? le f ff' 'MQ'-. 5- JOHN DANIEL MULVILLE JR. BRIAN WILLIAM MURPHY TIMOTHY JOSEPH MURPHY Beacon Lane 84 Portland Street Norfolk COIIII South Berwlck Mame Prep Seniors I957 CHARLES MICHAEL MYERS Box 59 84 Norwell Avenue Scituate Mass '-dw? 'i' WILLIAM JOSEPH NASH 5 Fayette Street Beverly Mass 1,3 11 Hourlhan Street Peabody Mass ROBERT JAMES NELSON 25 Rockaway Avenue Marblehead Mass F ,mv X 7 9 ' . 9 . , . o O . 7 ' 7 ' 9 ' A lj 5 by I iiflxu-f x -I X 2- is A F - J. P t 1 P , 2 2 Y- , 1 K ' - ' , I , , , 5, LA 'tx ' avg O. up Nh was only 3 very little fish n Norm Mivhaud,s MC and a bunch of hitchhikersfinrluding Eureka! Motoring is THONIAS FRANCIS NELSON 412A Essex Street Lynn, Mass. going to the dogs! JOHN HENRY O'BRIEN 9 Bay Street Beverly, Mass. I 2 - 3 . SJ xx fl I ST. Johrfs GEORGE MURRAY UCUNNOR 19 Regina Road Lynn, Mass. fs . f . 'Q Q - 48 I H612 f may NAM ws-549V Prep. Seniors I957 GEORGE RICHARD PEARL ROBERT THOMAS PENDLETON 30 Buttonwood Lane 21 Erie Street Peabody, Mass. Lynn, Mags, P51 17' '-uni r.fff- llll Wllllll JOSEPH ANDREW 0,CONNOR RODNEY RALPH PAGE 60 Buswell Street 27 Green Street Lawrence, Mads. Salem, Mass. DANIEL FRANCIS PIERRE, I7 Summer Street Beverly, Mass. S iQ x Q' 5 ' 5 f if A57 1' .ga r--fi-, ROGER AMBROSE POWERS 6 Milton Road Danvers., Mass. Bob Terranova at ease. It was a long, hard day! I PAUL THOMAS RABCHENUK BRADLEY GRANT RANTA EDWARD STANFORD RONAN 40 Raymond Avenue 33 Longview Drive Salem, Mass. Marblehead, Mass. -Hal' if 'J K. 4117 152119 ST. Johns 6 Percival Street Dorchester, Mass. V' ICT D A . J A ,,, 3 Q' PAUL GEORGE ROTHAUG JR PETER FRANCIS RUSH I Beach Street Sherman Statlon Beverly Farms Mass Maine JOSEPH FRANCIS RYAN 194 Lawrence Street Haverhlll Mass Prep Seniors I957 EDWARD JOSEPH SCAHILL .IR DAVID GEORGE SCANNELL WILLIAM JAMES SHANAHAN l Fountam Street 6 Willow Street R F D Peabody Mass Worcester Mass Coifstown N H f XXI? XR 13' ggi? Pete Rush and partner! 'Twas a divine evening! eh, W fwpewz, ft J M 4 e - s , ROBERT MURRAY SHAW ll Foster Drive Beverly, Mass. The Sodality Dance: we had such a good time and everybody was so, so happy! JOHNSON KAHUNG SIEH Au. Duque De Caxias 189 9 Anclar Sao Paulo, Brazil ,qeaw f ST. Johrfs ROBERT JOSEPH SOUCY 28 Pleasant Street Beverly, Mass. 4, , Q 4, . ' .4 Y 52 4 'N 5 . H , ' W,ammfm.W,.W, , MMV V. 8 flqff I l CHESTER ALBIN SPYCHALSKI, JR. 121 Central Street Peabody, Mass. Prep, Seniors I957 WILLIAM ANTHONY SULLIVAN, JR. ROBERT HENRY TERRANOVA 95 Johnson Street 5 Crescent Street NOFIII AWIOVCF, Mass. Westerly, Rhode Island ,Ji . -111' 'J ez I I WILLIAM STEWART 23 Southwick Street Salem, Mass. ROGER LEE THIBEDEAU Box 317 South Hamilton, Mass. . .SI ff! aNrr! fit, .4-Q JOSEPH FRANCIS TIMILTY JOHN FERNANDES VETORINO 69 Huron Cirvle BOX 234 Ashmont, Mass. HYHYIIUF R080 Barnstable, Mass. Zi if V ff ' Zi- J if f .5 Qi U d- Q!,iiN A N .Q 11,321 cf 'Q- HB Il 21 il qi- .51 fl +4 ir 5? 1 if . ,- ,- vit ,si 17. f? in frga X 1 '22, 5' 4 'P 'wi' if - , Q, 1 v '1 .-V t is .As J-4 . ,-'L .,.,a- -- VY 1 A v x ' 5 Kp ' X' S FRESHMEN B1 Y .V-fo - First Row: L. Raymond, J. Randazzo, P. Desmarais, D. Akin, Brother Thomas, J. Lyons, T. Berube, S. Kellis, M. DeLuca. Second Row: R. Fitzsimmons, J. Boyer, P. Dellorfano, P. Rawd- ing, P. Barrett, C. Thomas, W. Crane, J. Doyle. J. Van Vorst. Third Row: J. Kodis, P. Hogan, T. 0,Leary, J. Frigeolle, J. King, N. Auger, F. Mirabello, F. Delay. The Frosh-the joy of the campus-are pretty lIlllCll the same in 1957 as they were in 1907 when the Prep came into existence. They're noisy and enthusiastic and always in a hurry to get where thefre going. But once in a while-as the picture helow illustratesfthey get in a huflrlle and talk over life's hig proh- lems. ' '96'01'12 .45 Gy 5 'AVI 11 xl lI'Qy'v,4 . :qv fi 'urn xr- --' V ll 'I U ' U a U all levi 1,'v A 11 'N . V 'JWOWIN ,- vue I 'gf The Senior Pivture in the front parlor of the Administration Building always feemf to fasvinate the Frosh. '5There we are a fem years from now, they say hopefully. And you know mlm? A ffm ye-:lrf from non. there they ure! on U U' w up X '? X .--.fCf N -X r ,, x 'gl ,, K 12 ,, f NA. ' ' avr, A f 1 ---'. A svfvf vl,4,,'4 ,iffy v, - N Wh, P -Q ,if -LN! First Row: L. Desmond, J. Murphy, R. Morse, M. Morton, Brother Francis de Sales, D. Crean, P. Tondreau, K. Sranlon, T. Higgins. Second Row: E. Bernardo, J. Hinchey, F. Lussiet, P. Harrington, D. Ahandano, T. Crassi, W. Skulley, P. Mahan, W. Lynch. Third Row: H. Chis- holm, P. 0'Keefe, R. Bonoccorse, R. Funchion, W. McCettrick, P. Hannify, C. Lussen, B. Bevelander, M. Arias. .,. ,At A trio of smiling Frosh! They don't seem downhearted about the world situation! To the left: And away we go! And four sturdy helpers are there to give us an assist. X Yi First Row: W. Baxter, R. Bageley, R Loiselle, M. Pelletier, Brother Melvin G. Coraine, P. Paskowski, M. Twomey M. Henry. Second Row: W. Nash, T Savoie, J. Fleming, C. Lane, R. Grif fin, J. Rossi, J. Callahan, R. Lilly, D Mills. Third Row: J. Pepper, P. Cava naugh, W. Madden, J. Beirne, R. Tal bot, V. Dumais, J. Yunker, E. Flately .4 ,Mf X vw? fir ji First Row: J. Duggan, J. Butler, ll. Shinney, J. Birmingham. Brother Fin- tzm. l.. Arvoni. H. Panek, R. Ouellette, D. Donovan. Serond Row: C. Pelonzi, J. F. Birmingham, F. Collins, W. Grocki, P. Sullivan, P. Flynn, J. Rourke, K. Funrhion. Third Row: T. O'Neil, J. Levis, K. Riley, T. Tighe. R. Jalhert, J. Leary, P. Lazzaro, W. Nlcllonald. B if Q ., B' J. First Row: 0. Mrffann, E. Miller, J. Garland, C. Atkins, Brother Shnmus, G. Lelleney, J. llihazio. R. Moloney. A. llurliley. Second Rout J, While. F. Newman, YV. Kelleher. L. Cilrhonr. J. Hulrh, fl, Shen, R. Rouluy, Third Roux: P. Wholley. T. Tierney, ll. Dunn, T. llalrno-5, Y. Nl1'liLllI'f'. ll. Murphy, l'. 0'llrien, WY. Ruffell. Fourlh ,i01l'C M. Murphy, P. Perini. J. Ilollin-, C. llrelt, R. llelfiolle, Rf Reed. 16 PM - . . .9-3 H . ' tfi.5',f if ' +- . W -.r ,,',3,zg,n., 413 - SUPHUIVIUHES First Rout .l. Cabral. P. Berger. A. Burke, D. Bernardini. Brother Felan, P. Hinchey. P. Legro. P. Curtin, J. Dennhey. Second R0ll'2 J. Fylivano. micz. P. Mann. R. Nafh. P. Gagnon. R. Fontaine. J. Crowley. D. Mahoney .l. Nlacauley. Third Row: E. Zoller. ll. Rogers. J. Reilly, R, Egan. .l. Hur phy, B. Devlin. l.. Tuohy. F, Foisa Fourth Row: ,l. Regan. W. Conley S. Valles. P. Malkoufki. J. Commette, N. Masterson. Q K The Sophs .... Still on the arlolescent side, hut a little more mature than a year earlier .... Now taking an active part in all campus activities .... On Varsity squads, very much in evidence at school dances, hav- ing trouhle with geometry and second year Latin .... Inclined to lord it over the lowly Frosh if given an opportunity .... Beginning to realize what a wonder- fully exciting experience Prep life can he .... Rather important people who are portrayed for you on these pages. . . . First Row: P. Larkin, J. Yemma, W. Terry, P. Fraser, Brother Columkille. T. Paras, T. Henry, P. Burke, YV. Armstrong. Second Row: A. Cola, W Killen, T. Yetorino, J. Boyle, J. Kerrigan, J. Carroll, R. Couin, K. Kennedy Third Row: P. Graham, J. Biega, C. l.. Cate-ley, J, Moran, P, Duncan, R Whitman, A. Us-Petrillo, T. Cuertin. Fourth Row: E. Powers, T. Odom D. Pauley, W. Barrett, A. Ford. Firsl Row: A. Leary, J. Coughlin, F. Leary, J. Madden, Brother Laurent R. llonlan, E. Doyle, M. Bosse, R. Tetrault. Second Row: ll. Downey L. Yiera, R. Butler, E. Luras, E. Mahoney. M. Zampiello, P. Murphy, J Yillamayor. Third Rout R. Pennell, E. Panza, C. Ril'lillS, A. Chew, F Murphy, F. Mazur, J. McCann, A. Manaselian. Fourth Row: J. Bresnahan P. Calvin, C. O'ffonnor, J. Shields, J. Poor, C. Moriarty. ft lvl .I it s v 1 1 if A -:Sag 7 '- 'Y -I . N' I MH' ig: W K Two Sophs synvhronize their watches with the grand- father clock in the Administration Building. Zo, ff? , f fp lv First Row: P. Brown, W. O'Brien, E. Lawn, R. Forbes, Brother Stanley, R Bourque, J. Hurd, J. Kidney, P. Ouellette. Second Row: J. Georges, E. Ma honey, 1. Glennon, R. Welt-h, C. Chambers, P. White, Wh Kneeland, J. Laz zaro, C. Benoit. Third Rout P. Rush, F. Chapman, A. Halfpenny, D Armstrong, U. Healy, F, McAdams, P. Mulvey, F. Harvey, F. Nagele, A Brown. Hall is majestirally outlined against First Row: l'. liurney. l'. Harrington l'. l':lrslow. 5, lluly, llrother llalri eian, Wf Yfardell. T. Bernard. W Cassidy. R. Kelley, Ser-onrl Knut .I Collins. F. Fxseem-y. R. 'Nluestrunzi P. Allf'l'l1. VX. fiurhone. .l. Whitt-. ll l,:1lnr. Nl. Murphy. Third lt'uu': .l Lee. K. Knowlton. W. lfitzgerald. W Lundregnn. ll. Filtrzinti. E. llonoyun. P. Peter-on. R. l.inehan. Fourlh Ron' P. OTKPPTP. ll. floodmin. C. M. Gaitely U. Riell, W. Wennerberg, E. Burke. C. Kroen. an Lalor and Ted Bernard entrust ox Typical scene in the Prefer! D some loving epistles to the mail lJ . . . ' ' s office. 64 CB OC A -15 1 Q The Juniors .... Solid citizens of our campus world ..... A lready conscious of the College Boards and daydreaming of existence on the collegiate level .... Burdened down with assignments in physies .... Meeting the oratorieal frenzies of Cieero .... T'pperelassmen, with a hit more dignity than the campus youngsters .... Growing up rapidly and finding that the growing up process hrings all sorts of prohlems. . . . Making a determined effort to get on a Yarsity squad ...., A ppre- ciating Prep life more fully .... Making more friends .... Getting ready for the last hig year of high sehool .... Relishing every minute of existenee .... Complaining at times. hut not really meaning it .... The .luniors as the camera found them in the 1956-1957 sf-hool year .... O l ' JUNIUHS mi ll!! mg First Row: J. Fisher, K. Greene, C. L'Heureux, R. Moran, Brother Andrew R. Coleman, K. Shea, J. Birldisrombe, E. Cronin. Second Row: F. Dellor fano, J. Comber, W. Cleary, L. Uallaire, E, Eagan, B. Corbett, P. Ziolkowski P. Nadeau, F. Kelley. Third Row: R. Crosby, D. Crowley, T. Melia, L Sanford, P. Rirhardson, D. Desmarais, B. Dwyer, R. Talbot, P. Heckel Fourth Row: E. Nadeau, J. Fox, T. Dix, K. Haight, R. Marquis, P. Castaldi A. l,eBlanr, E. O'Cz1ra. 3 U fi - Y i ks. O E. x. xx X -I Q L...L YN 'fl T .. O5 ,.. 0 Front Row: .l. Costa. A. Pierre. D. Thomas, J. Mf'Hugh, Mr. Frank Sheehan. R. .AlCf!r0f1, F. Broun, R. lleeley. T. Hanley. Second Row: P. Quinn, P. . ans-, R. Olsson, l.. johnson. ll. Parent. T. Kerinh, A. Popielfki. Third Row: T. Fhalturk, F. Conway, T. Bartlett, R. Dumas, E. Cronin, T. Drew- niunny, E. Camille, ,l. Chandler. Fourth Rolf: J. Fitzpulrirk, A. Kluge. L. Briggs, Wf Sabeuu, U. Bevelander. .l. Shea, P. Miller. , v 1 1 , -K . First Row: L. Smith, R. Connolly, R. Ready, P. McGee, Brother Rayner S. Mrfllame, P. Farnico, P. Slephany, G. Colletti. Second Row: T. Egan A. Lyons, D. 0'Leary, Lynvh, R. Pendleton, F. Campbell, A. Laus, .l Mvflarthy, T. Mysliwy. Third Row: W. Belle-au, H. O'Donnell, R. Lynch R. Carey, R. Arrington. .l. Carroll, S. Chappell, .l. MrNirkol, K. Zielinski Fourth Row: E. Curley, M. Cullen, 5. Codduire, J. Crane, A. Milone, ,l Yunllell, ll. Mt-Carr. as!- 43 T .r .- EH 1 --vi s activities X I s . ,v fd' i s wil 4 'ii' ' .3 , Brian Maloney and John Hatch smile for the cameraman! FHESHIVIAN CLUB Walter Crocki sounds off to an attentive audience. The subject of conver- sation could have been the Middle East crisis, the latest Rock and Roll record, advances in nuclear fission, the Saturday night movie, possibilities of having breakfast in bed, the newest campus rumor. W'hatever the topic, we know it was discussed intelligently. 4 David Silk and Walter Lrocki look happy about lt all' 'ov 1 1 if A, vu. oi W- ff sd iv ., 1 .inf l - 'S' 1.2 The Freshman Cluh .... Where President Gerry Shea-pietured on the left-ruled with a firm hand .... Where John Mason demonstrated just how pingpong should he played .... Where the pool halls flew like unguided missiles .... Where Tom Grassi kept the voke machine in operation. . . . Where Diek Morse gave his interpretation of nuclear fission .... Where we lallored so industriously at eluh clean-up on Saturday morning .... Where ,lohn Randazzo and Lou Raymond held friendly eonversations with Brother Thomas .... Where we played to our heart's content and had all kinds of fun .... Where a feeling of good fellowship prevailed. . . . W here we found after-st-hool enjoyment. . . . 1 , ' z 1 3 U 6 X 'fi 'H-if at 4 SUPHUMUHE CLUB The Sophomore Club .... With commodious clubrooms in the base- ment of Ryken .... Where Club Officers Dave Downey, Eddie Mahoney, Tom Guertin, and Mario Zampiello did such a magnificent job of organ- ization .... Where a very successful Valentine Dance highlighted the social year .... Where expeditions such as a trip to watch the Boston Bruins in action supplied variety .... Where Paul Rush and John King showed the rest of the members how pingpong should be played .... Wliere Maurice Bosse was the number one TV fan and where 'flungle Jimi' was the favorite program .... Where cue artists such as John McCann, Frank Harvey, and Dave Court displayed their talents .... Where we had lots of fun and a million and one laughs .... -Q it 72 To the right: President Dave Downey. To the left: Club characters. Below: Kevin Kennedy tells 'em offl I 'll 'Wi 1, 19, of 'fgjzvv AQEO4 'D 5 774 ,f +V ! M ,-A V tw kg., Q1 J Af A 4 -4- i li lt was the night before we left for the Christmas holidays and we gathered in Memorial for the annual farewell dinner. The cameraman was fortunate enough to catch some of the Junior Club members in a Let's-go-home-for- the-holidays-mood. The Junior Club where Mike Cullen showed his fanatical interest in hot music .... Wvhere Rafael Moran proved his ping-pong ability .... Where Leonard Vierra excelled in pool .... Vlihere Tom Odom failed to form a chess team .... W'here Paul Nadeau really hit the books .... Vlbere, Ed Powers bragged about his social conquests .... Where the club ofliccrs -,loe Bresnahan, Don Manchester, Bill Fitzgerald, and Karol Zielinski -did a bang up job of organization .... Wvhere we had our share of athletes: Jerry Riell, Dave Crowley, Staff Chappell. Hd Hagan. etc .... Wlhere we had a million and one laughs .... WvllCF6 the brand of ping- pong was fast and furious .... Where Wvill Wvardell, the Medford Flash, told us about his track exploits .... Vlhere TV pro and college football always had an attentive audience. . . . Where hours were pleasant and hearts were happy .... ,. J .Q 2 s 0 I ,fn fx , v If 2 p'- fibnrez Dun Lnlor looks the rP:ll student! To rho Ivfiz Falws and farvs and fum-S. lfeflmrz Jvrry llurkn- has h0IIlf'lllillf1 plrufan fny. , . ' , . x I A aa 9 1 4,1 I Joe Brefnulmn: Hard-norlxing und vapublz President of Ihr Junior Klub. Many uvliviliz kept everyone happy. 3. sm 'Ji : lil, xitif . The Senior Club .... In the sunlight of an October morning Karl Ferrerl .lohn Fleming, John Kelley, lhfnrley 'Vlevere and all the gang Frlends and comrade with whom we had enjoyed four years of Prep llfe With whom me had shared Bill Doyle and Charley Mullaneyg gentlemen our laughs and a few tears With whom we formed frlendbhlpb that vlll Johnson Sieh and Harry Haney: they pose pro- fessionallyl of distinction. endure. . . SENIOR CLUB Harry Haney .lohn Yettorlno John bagne active in all our club QIHHIFS jx ,log ,. 3:-' f -fl ,. ' , l sf-- 11 I K XV? -f. '- , gg. ,H 'M mx Y ' K, r H 1 -2 35' wk 5. . Q 'A 4 s a 'f :T V V 5 , 4 -. V ' . -fi L ff . L ,sa 1 x W x 'gtg ,J L Wm is 3 gi l' I -1 , 41, ' , . x ,A f I if K' 1 C H 5 fs .8 Q 3 Q f' ' ' 'H XQ. ag N 9 E .yy Y-5 F YI ia W XSAHQ f Q, 't .Lg vo Q -5 'S Q . , . 93 he S Q nm 'F' sis P' 2 E 395 QQ sew fs., 'S 8 QLS ,I if 2 ik 9: 'f Q b ' I '5 - if J- ' v ..,ngkL?.,:1Q H , 44' - . '1 F ?:?ff3..,a?F ' . '-.I-'1 f4'f'. Qi, .-Q 5,g.3,.f.?f' -' ' .. .:1 1 . MK.A1J:xg,gxq31 Qi M - ' ' ,w 5 1 'V' --f: '-f. f 3-ii: if S ' ' ' -:L - -gg, aiffff .1 3 Qi QA , I O g gg1 f ' A 'E 5 ,.', x 1 L Q 5 .v K- -V ,fl J ag,gl3w5 ?ab ,jg AQ K' I 3 z ' f about WJ I u-uagun 78 The juke box in the canteen . . . Sweet l?I melodies . . . Denis Cote. Dave grannell. Rir-harrl Floor. and John Corbett have a listen to something that me know isn't vlussieul . ,. Little hits of this and that .... Parts of the IIl0sLlif' that is sf-hool life ut St. ,lohn's .... Humlotn pif-tures that the photographer took as he made his rounrls through the Prep ...., -Xml one of the 1-harming features of Prep existence is the variety of svenes anfl aetivities. With 1-luhrooms and the athletic' fields. the glylll and the howling alleys. the chapel and lihrary. ete. life is sometimes a many-splenflorewl thing: .... ln after- sehool hours infornmlitj is the keynote, and we strove to strike the illfllrllllll note in stllllf' of these pages .... N 1 nhn Kondnn 4-hm-lv un tho- mn-tr-r .X rf-mvmhrzmr-P of the- FIYNIIIIIJIII- Tun smile-r-. but :lm-.nk Paul IA-- flm-lx in Brother lffluinl umm- ,,,, Soplmnlore- Huy of Rr:-olle-rlioll. Hlnnr haw- tlw In-ltrr uf il? l N I I I I I I E i Tho- pun-v llml l'f'ff'PNll0'- during: the- lunvh hour. WR- 1-uulwl 1-ull 'lliN llllll'll talk about nothing. lull ue' uon't. fv- N7 X x, fi ,A ..,. v I .Q- t : - . -... -.. -.... ... ... hu...,,' -.. ..., - -....., -.... ff!fIfff5?!??, 'iniiiim 1 .9- 0 nf 5 '-an N . R x , . ,WV Q '41 ...,M. elf, ', s, ,uf ' A49 nz! A C5 .,....., ,lgn .QA SUUALITY Under the very ahle direction of Brother Stanley, C. F. X., Prep Sodalists engaged in a husy and constructive year with a program that included hoth the spiritual and the social. Meetings were held, for the most part, hy class divisions, and this system proved to he completely satisfactory. Special endeavors were made to impress on each Sodalist the prime importance of Marian devo- tion. The loyal Sodalist, true to his Act of Consecration, must he an ardent lover of the Mother of God. Below: Brother Stanley, Sodality Moderator, addresses a meeting of all Prep Sodalists. Devotion to Mary was the theme of his talk. To the left: The Senior Class Members of the Sodality. Sodality officers Dave Cronin, Tom Nelson, John Healy, and Harry Dermody kept Sodality interest alive through a series of well-arranged meetings and well-balanced activities. Actually, all Sodality ac- tivity has one aim in view: the development of a solid devotion to the Mother of Cod that will endure beyond high school days. Y 2 i gk W. 4:1 'V-is 'A' v 2 i 4 fi Q. 3,15 ' cl' of ongecmlion mos! J'lo17Jlzary,l.7i1-gin JTCa1'lwr of God, I mosliunworkhv Hwugh I am 1'o be HW serwml' 2l'l'ouclwd by thy mokhcifiy care or me and longing to serve Place, do in Ike Prcecrwz of my guardian angel and all Phe courl' of Heaven choose Hu.: 1465 clay bo be my Q11 can , my ,AAVOCGPC anclny 31141-Img And I Fifmbf purpose lv scrvellmeg swf more myself and do what I can Phal' all may render Failhful service 1-0 1'lwc.,- leash .xxx 0 5 ' ,ls ' ' as -0 , 'N-1 the CCDNCCDRDIA The CONCORDI,-X STAFF, with Brother Rayner as Moderator and with john ,I. Corhett as hard- working Editor. turned out several attraetive issues of the sf-lmol newspaper during the past year. Feature Editors. John Casey and Joel Gold- man. inade several notahle 1-ontrihutions. Sports were ahly handled under the editorship of Ed Berger, Staff inemhers Paul Berger. joe Farley. Bart Corhett, ,loe fioniher, and Dave Bernardin worked industriously for eaeh issue. Artist Ed Curley and photographer Frank Kelley did ex- eellent work in their respective lines. ,120-3 4' Y QQ' 'Vx vs? BV sn' K --A-4 f ff Co-Editor WALTER JONES Co-Editor the SPIRE RICHARD FLOOR The Stall' of the l95T SPIRE. . . . They lalrored hard to make this vresent volume as verlrallv and nictoriallv attractive as its . l . predecessors. . . . Their gracious thanks are extended to all those who helped make this hook a reality .... Their very special thanks to Hr. lid Sprout of TRI-l'lll'iS5 for all sorts of invalu- ahle assistance .... To Wlr. George Corrigan. to Nlr. James Bleiler. and to Nlr. Ralph Bishop of l'urdy's Studio for prompt and efficient service. courteous consideration. kindnesses without numher .... To the memlrers of the Faculty who posed their classes and cluhs and teams: sincere gratitude .... To all the SPIRI-I advertisers: warm appreciation .... -Xml as the SPIRE goes to press the staff memhers express the hope that you will enjoy this volume over which they sweated and lahored: that it will prove to he a pleasant Memory Book in the years that lie ahead: that it will serve to deepen your appreciation and love for St. ,lohnis .... ln preparing the pictures and copy for this hook they were ever conscious of the fact that it is a Colden ,luhilee Book: that it commemorates fifty years of valiant service on the part of the Xaverian Brothers. Hay the next fifty years of Prep history he even hrighter and more glorious than the first fifty. May the SPIRF of 2007 commemorate further accomplish- ments in the history of a truly wonderful school! CHARLES KELLEY JAMES MCNIFF V.. 'sg N H-gk, -Y-,,,...,a pi NI' 'LT' 1 .,f ywx-A ' v I I X., , ,..' -1 Ei' li I r 1 'X 'Gig' il- F5 '92 ,rj RAY COOMBS Sports Editor Members of ALFRED BERUBE PAUL RABCHENUK JOSEPH CYR V , N 'N ff ROBERT TERRANOYA FRANCIS CONNERY RICHARD DELCOLLE THOMAS NELSON JOSEPH RYAN BERNARD COYLE Ati, pn ,X 4 U- gg ff ' 1 A Q5 I 5 -r' 9 ln' ' A 3. A J fi I R Q, E 5 I S, -x We 'tv ff ...we shall remember Y Q53-'-f1?i'1A2q'g, 2 fgfffiig' ' 1? , , .,v4 4L'1.,,r7.4 ,, xg.. T - i 'O ,sz E 'T' pm' CIUYS ofa. Stlliltlflt mums Members of the Prep Science Club follow their own special scientific interests in different fields .... They join with other students in research and in the construction of different pieces of equipment for demonstra- tion purposes .... Held together by a love for science, they visit factories and laboratories-General Electric, Science Park, the Monsanto Chem- ical Plant, etc.-and add to their scientific knowledge .... Movies and slides enliven the Wiednesday after-school meetings ..... A salute to the scientists of tomorrow! E I Sieh and Irving Babbitt. The Science Club, with Brother Thaddeus as Moderator, was founded a year ago with the express purpose of fostering interest in science among Prep students. lluring the past year it became affiliated with the Na- tional Organization: The Science tilubs of America . . . The picture to the left shows club members watching a movie on science during an after-school meeting . . . Through reading on the lives and achievements of great scientists, through research and ex- perimentation, club members keep alive a scientific interest and outlook. i 4 nb 41- ,9 17 fx I Radio Club Officers: President, Joseph Lee: Yice-President, Donald Desmaraisg Secretary- Treasurer, Michael Duffy. To the left: Science Club President Ed Berger talks things over with fellow officers Johnson U rw W ,V xx 1 4, X 8 , .QQIDG UANUES SUIVIE ENCHANTEU 4 . 7, ia ,3 ji ' 'r 'Q 2 0 ' , fx Wg X 49 RN Q 'q N gf, ,A ., 4 'r 5 Q lv An- 4 Pi 3' 5 f I 8 1 W ' if, I f 1 SQ M 9 Hr. l'iI'Pfl Mastrolia. who relirml from his vouvlling flllllPh :ll St. J0hn's at Ihr- end of the football fe-arson, expresses hi, gmliturlr- for Ihr- gift- pr:--vntf-rl him at lllf' Annual Football l,ilf'll'P. ,lim Mulvey und 4-harming rompnninn. . . 50 I Pinfwd 3 flfwvr. not n mf-dnl .... What il ni:-P, broad hawk 1 fx fx 1 X ' - lv li Harry Dermody, Joe Timilty, and Neil Burke head for a party at Neil's house after the dance. Who's that with Neil? Why, she was in last year's book! A happy gathering with Rim-h DelColle as the center of atten- tion. Ah. what a pleasant night! What pleasant remembrances! A K 1 11 l I ,f r Pete Rush and Dave Court head for a big evening at the Annual Football Get-Together in the gym Brother Patririan, Senior Club Moderator, rhats with Jerry Riell, Boh Pendleton, and fair rompanions. The Football llunre, outside of tht- Senior Prom, bPt'0YllQ' the major foriul event of the year, no Pnnmus ruufm iw: 7 I Some photographic memories of the Sodality Dance .... Lots and lots of people were there .... The music' was wonderful and the derorations were superb .... Lo-Us have another surh danve'--real soon! The usual lineup at the check room door. And it seems as if Paul Lavimodiere got Tom Nelson's coat and vive versa. But what's a coat among friends! Pete Rush, Ray Crosby, and companions get a hrealh of air during the intermission. .-5. jovial quartet see-ms to lw all rlllllvr. ,X happy ew-ning: for happy people. if s is 1 nut? if Some pages devoted to Musieal Memories .... Of our Glee Clulr in aetion .... Of David Seannell and Bill Douglassftwo exeellent soloists .... Of our quite out- standing quartet: Bill Douglass, Peter Rush, Charley Meyers, and Bill Shanahan .... Of a Christmas Con- eert that nimdo sleigh hells ring in all ears and aneient earols resound on our hilltop .... Of Brother Thaddeus, the talented and hard-working Cleo Cluh Direetor .... ? Of voiees raised in harmony .... Of an appreeiative audienee that was euptivated hy the old hut every heau- tiful song of the Christmas season .... Of a melodic night that we'll Cherish .... Of the enjoyment that was ours on the evening before we headed home for those wonderful holidays .... GLEE GLUE I-nllll N awi x sf X 'Q 9 g - ,X 4 . 51- ,VJ Xktfg Uver the years Prep Glee Cluhs have estahlished a rec- ord of excellence in performance, and the group por- trayed on these pages lived up to the achievements of its predecessors. Special praise should go to the Senior memlrers of the Cluh--Dave Cronin, Paul Duffley, James Dolin, Hugh lllaclfirirle, Neil Burke, Steve Ellis, Peter Rush, Charles Meyers, etc.4for an outstanding musical contribution. Looks as if we're going to get the Piano Roll Blues Sweet, sweet harmony! An attractive setting! Here we go out on the high Cs! Long hours of labor on the part of Brother Thaddeus and his Glee Clubbers transformed the Prep Gymnasium into a world of Christmas wonder and enchantment. A word of high praise to all who made the Annual Christmas Convert the joy that it was. And to the parents and friends who thronged the Gymnasium: we know you had a wonderful time! Voices were raised. Melody gushed forth. The peave and rapture of the Christmas season found expression. 3 alt. .4- I VVHAT UUR CANUIU CAMERA Curl Ferreri seems to be the renter of attention.. . . . 477. v W'ould you mind zuiauering il queftion, Father? m f 4 I .,.. . 41 6. I ,147 ' . .. , ' Q . 'I- ln. C4 s 0 ,' nl Col Go! Where? Where? We want a touchdown. . . Nothing like having your own fire engine, says Tom Kirwhner. . . . Q. ,7. v UAUGHT X Mu .alle A 'fin 11 18 XJ'-qs, A-'- Q. olte H And so under a friendly May sun we lazed away the glorious springtime hours. There were all sorts of inter- national problems, but for the moment we were content to watch Mike Cortese smash a screaming double to left. THINGS WE UID Vvhat did we do? A dozen and one things .... Frolickcd in the new Prep swimming pool .... -Hit the hooks hard for exams .... Spent endless hours on lihrary assign- ments .... Thoroughly enjoyed Prep social functions. . . . Hiked to town on Saturday afternoons .... Found Prep life to he a composite of many things: Saturday night movies: pre-holiday elation, Benediction on Sun- day nights .... Hymns to the Blessed Mother on May evenings .... The hlare of radios resounding down the corridors of Ryken and Xavier .... 4'Do I have to jump all the way down there? asks John Mulville. L'It's too far! . . . Junior Club Officers Bresnahan, Fitzgerald Manchester, and Zielinski. In between dips, .loe Farley, John Mulville, and Mike Cortese relax on the sundeck .... A nd they seem right at home in at country club atmosphere! . . . Such pleas- ant, pleasant moments! A musical moment: Harry Haney shows his love for classical music by investing five cents in an Elvis Presley recording. Harry, youill notice, is suitably attired for such a momentous occasion. cf a ul I ns.,.. ' .1 2-.. 'jr ..v.x. . .' if 'I 4' ' V -15 ,tv ' -. . ' .ml ..g,j,,l,-Q.: ,LT ig .4 : . N ...FL W -cg N- 7, -,, -.. - T 'Y Tw-pvttqrxtrl-1 1 , 5 5' ..,..-21-EN.- -L W1 ,.,. , M1 , A -nw-.,,vv -f 2' -L ' 2f..:1'r -12,43 35.5 1- '. ..Zgsx-...g., -jf ' ?,l' .v - ' ,,, - 1-f' Af ,- A -7,,1 'ry-bzgf' ,wgv1,,o7 - 4 , nj-f,'ifQ 2, ,-f . f V 1-ff -4 U, - . - . f A-.. 1 Q NA I XY! I X 2 -1 ,fr .lf . - .sx. . , .. 4 v ,-- . .-j f b . -if '2 .fa -'- fv, .' x' . .If A -5 .. - - .Q .N r g 5 , - rf.. - 'V 1- '-'N . . wtxuy 5 5 I 7 AROUND Sodulily Offiversz Dave Cronin, Tom Nelson, Dan Healy. und Hurry Dermddy. They helped spread Marian devo- tion and gave of their heat efforts lo help Sodalily Fall CS. WMV SCHUUL Hail. hail, the gangl all here-or fo it beems, The Grand Nlllffll al the Sotlalily Dance .... Senior lllub Officers: Pele Rush, Mike lfortefe, Neil Burke. and Joe Timilly. They took an active par! in campus life and contributed much to Prep existence. . . . x ai X -I P D orts 5-A wf , 4 -,. 3, 'ui' - Q: I Y xx.-: ',?i',, VA ,Q , V' Yiimljdx 5, A'LMN?ia31rqgwl Q., , . 1, mf? . .vl1J.ziu5?gQ7wf,gg , I fi 1 1 1 1 .id M .Ani X .V ' FUUTBALL The autumn pageant at the Prep .... Neil Burke opening up a hole in the line .... Lenny Ellis outdistancing would-he tacklers .... ,lohn Kelley hent over the hall at center .... The tenseness as the all-important extra point is attempted. . . . The spirited shouts coming from the Prep hench .... A replacement galloping into the huddle .... 'The alert defensive play of Ray Croshy .... Pete Rush laying an opposing ball carrier on his nose .... Mr. Mastrolia pounding his fist into his hand .... The heart-hreaking 7 to 6 loss to St. Mary's .... The Prep's large female following .... The rousing cheer after the national anthem .... Dallaire completing a jump pass to Pendleton .... Parents, relatives and friends cheering on their heroes .... The crowded campus at half time and the mob at the refreshment stand .... The close game with Ameshury High .... . K I 4' 'ft 1 We 7 13 6 6 6 13 6 1956 SCHEDULE . Lawrence Central Keith Academy . , . , Amesbury . . , St. Mary's ,. . Archbishop Williams ,, Mission St. .lohn's fworcesterl Note: Malden game cancelled. Brother Fintan busy at the refreshment stand during the half. . . Bill Douglass demonstrates his side-stepping ahility that gained a lot of yardage for the Prep .... They . 33 20 12 , 7 27 7 20 Mr. Fox hawling out a player for a costly mis- take .... The bruises, smashes, and rugged per- sonal contact .... Pete Miller bulling into the line .... Timilty taking a pitch-out around right end .... Connors gaining the necessary yardage for a first down .... Give me a J-Give me an O! .... The weary players trudging up to the gym .... Frank Dermody making a key block. . . . The thrills, excitement, and tension. . . . The sportsmanship displayed hy the Prep grid- ders .... The colorful uniforms .... The pile up after the first tackle .... Paul Ahearn's per- formance in the sensational victory over Mis- sion .... l,plf, ,ww ,M J Y My .5 Nj It r- , gif-5 , fixing at wp v .fm if ,As-s .,.. 0 KA J in I , . Q g .ff fl'w 'H X ff if :swf B , ' ,jr S 'iw 'P ks X 'WK if 1 ,- VS ic . 445 L L S Q, Sd h ,ta . 4' . vi' 1 - T k if af 4 ' ar dj' W 4 1 of ' v I 1 . K Q .A 4 ,ze ff Vw: 'gr' if ,Jr an Q2 Q .Ayi RAY CROSBY PETE RUSH 'Y BOB NELSON WF? 7, ix xii 'X g BILL BELLEAU 5732 Z FRANK DERMODY PETE MILLER V, N1 W 'l JIM MLLYEY LEN ELLIS . X wi nf-My i MORT FRENCH ., 4 'Q Z A K, v' 3 I .Zz ,, f ft H'-fi yuh... n, 0 M X15 S f I .. ',, BI BARRETT JOHN HOI,l,P,RAN vi? . I ,ln NEIL Bl Rui Lo mu, :VL EENEY al: s F .. h R Ng. rw-.R.,. '5 n uf -1 HARRY DERM D Y 3 L S' J U lx FI ENIINK - JOE TIMILTY 5 WHS, V f Q I ' 0. 0 6 ' r 1 Q 0 I. 5 S, . U ks , I an M J, ,, b, , , . . 0 TQ - 4 . 1 C , A, Q v. . 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In 1 , .- wr M 'v,.', ' VN ,fm X 4,4 3' 3. 1. l,, x 'Y' mire. . ,r is A Q4 Q' 5 I 5' Q 3 1 ff im' 4' 1' Cahn- 1 fi BOB PENDLETON JOHN CONINOR 5 F K h ,xy sf 'PFI ' ' '-Haas., Cheerleaders Ray Cnuin, Tony Com, Phil Burke, Mnurive Bosse, John Hatch. an v-Q Vw 1'-iff! kayak' Q , KEY IN SHEA ' fwjxqi -ff' , LARRY DAI l AIRE Coaches Fox and Mastrolia 2.64 fi, ,. 'W gf X, !1 I I F 1? ff xv , Q. Q. 14 as Llp x JUNIOR VARSITY Tense moments: waiting for the call to action. First Row: J. Shields, P. Penni, DeLuca, D. Downey, J. Hatrh, J. Hurd, N. Masterson, J. Carroll, P. Gagnon, J. Yemma. Second Row: Brother Shamus, P. Fraser, J. Coughlin, C. Lussen, J. Riley, C. Panza, A. Chew, P. O'Conn0r, G. Rickus, R. Devlin, A. Cota, Brother Columkille. Third Row: E. Belleau, E. Powers, D. Armstrong, J. King, D. Court, T. Barnes, J. Zazzaro, B. Chambers. i First Row: P. Dumey, S. Burba, J. Fleming, R. Pendleton, J. Holleran, R. Crosby, P. Rush, JKelley L Ellis M French D Cronin P Miller T Fuertin J Ryan ge:-and Rau Head I I Y doarh Fred' Mastrolia, R. Egan, Dermody, W. Fitzgerald,4W. Lyons, J. MvNir'hol, R. Nelson, f Rlell J Tlmllty P M1096 K Zl6llII9kl N Burke J fonnor F Fagm l' Tommy I Moriarty, Assistant Coach Charles Fox. Third Row: J. Cabral, T. Pierre, J. Mulvey, F. Der- mody, W. Douglass, R. Crosby, P. Ahern, J. Costa, P. Malkowski, J. Barrett, R. Carey, W. Sweeney, J. Fitzpatrirk, S. Duly, K. Shea, Wh Belleau, L. Dallaire. Some of the Seniors who played their last game for the Prep during the past football season: Kneeling: John Fleming, Rob Nelson, Pete Rush, John Kelley, Ray Crosby, Neil Burke. Bob Pendleton. Standing: Joe Timilty, Harry Dermody, Pete Miller, Bill Douglass. Ji X .f-K , A 4' F 'jams , . .it 'VI is f ..,M V 43,1 . .Wh Q N' .uf : sf 4 fji. 1-new sw w. 5 ' , .., it P' ' u Y ., .. -... 2 AEE, 7, Ee, 4622, ff? Q TF:- -' Not a very successful season in terms of victories, but one that was chuck-full of hectic play and exciting moments .... Mike Cortese, smashing in for a crisp shot .... Jerry Riell, showing all kinds of fight on rebounds .... Pete McGee, showing drive, stamina, determination .... Staf Chappell, displaying a brand of ball that promises well for another season .... Some sterling defensive play .... Flashes of good offensive form .... Some pages that will serve to recall highlights of another basketball season .... ,Q V' L! Or. 'o i Mike Cortese, who exhibited a brand of fast, furious play during the past two seasons at .W the Prep, makes another valiant dash for the basket. On plays such as this, Mike's size made him particularly hard to guard. Mike Cortese does a little bit of fancy hall-handling in a mad dash for the basket. Tqm DiSilva stands by and readies himself for the rebound. Basketball at its most furious pace! Pete McGee gets set to pop one in from a good ways out .... Pete gave 1 brilliant exhibition on various occasions throughout the season and should be one of the mamstays on next year's First Row: Thomas DiSilva, Gerald Riell, Michael Cortese, Robert Ready, Peter McGee, Stafford Chappell. Second Row: Head Coach Charles Fox, Jose Avalo, John McNich0l, John Costa, John Fox, David Crowley. Third Row: Managers: Joseph Ryan, Stanley Burba, Paul Dumey, William Sweeney. 530 . .JOH,y 'R LZ JU ' ywt Y ., xx JOHAQ F JEHM' 51aOgN5- 1 Z-.'.JgHN.6't I J 1 Avo' Gr .von Left to right: Brother Giles, John Kerrigan, John King, David Court, Thomas Odom, John Sylwanowicz, George Rickus, Daniel Murphy, William Madden, Anthony Cota .... The Prep Junior Varsity had a particularly successful season with the fine record of thirteen wins out of seventeen starts .... John Kerrigan led in the race for scoring honors. Riell and Ready go all the way up in a mad attempt to gain possession of the ball. Action was always hottest directly under the basket, and Gerry Riell was especially valuable on moments such as this. Like the daring young man on the Hying trapeze, or in Space Cadet fashion, Pete McGee goes up, up, up. Whether he reached there or not, we can't tell you, but he was headed in the right direction. Typical of any basketball game: the hectic scramble for the ball. In this scramble, Gerry Riell seems to be doing well for our side and possession is still nine-tenths of the law. 4 'K .K,,Y, ,qvfi L..-gui w I is MJ l,'Ai3W H 9 Q 53 OH: First Row: John Birmingham, Robert Griffin, John Hatch, Paul Doran, Paul O'Brien. Second Row: Thomas Tierney, Robert Loiselle, Andrew Buckley, Ronald Talbot, Michael Morton, John Kodis, Robert Bonaccoroso. Third Row: Christopher Lane, Patrivk Flynn, William Lynch, Richard Lilly, James Gibbons, Owen McCann, Joseph White, Brother Columkille. .lark MvCee follows the flight of the ball .... Did it go in, Jack? We'll never really know, but from the leg motion, we'd say that it didn't. 0 Crowded stands. . . . Hysterival 1-he-ers. . . . A little lrit of pandemonium .... Suvh is basket- ball in its most frenzied monwnts, ,4- W'h0 gets the ball? Vle bet on Gerry Riell who did exveption- ally fine work all season in under-the-board strategy. Stall Chappell and ,lack McGee stand by for any emergenry. Coarh Fox has Words of wisdom to impart during a time-out. Mike Cortese pays strivt attention. . . . It would he interesting to tape-rerord sometime what a roavh says during a time-out. Chappell has the ball and St'PIIlS to ba' dvfying tha' uppofi- tion to rome and get it. i 'FL L eaf. IS I 'T' PETE CONWAY-high point man for season ICE HOCKEY Below are the members of the 1957 hockey squad. First Row: Ray Funchion, Norman Auger, Jack Fisher, Phil Burke, Bill Shanahan, Charlie Cately, Frank Cassidy, Peter Brown, Ray Tetrault. Second Row: Coach John Hendrickson, Brian Chambers, Phil Carney, Larry Sanford, David Mcfiarr, Joe Timilty, W'alter Jones, Phil McCarthy, George O'Connor, John Curtin, William Wennerberg, Kevin Shea, Gerry Burke, Paul LeBlanc .... A fairly successful season with a record of 7 wins and ll losses. . . . Pete Conway led the scorers with 10 goals and 17 assists .... Co-Captains W'alter Jones and Phil McCarthy were the next in line in scoring punch .... Charlie Gateley's defensive ability shone all season. li nl 4 2 Sf- fi' 3 2 a 1 f i .Sf ' c 4 n I ',, 4? WW' ,. 'L S It doesnt look too difficult I think lt rolls to the left, then breaks to the right with a small uphill shde, says Frank Connery while reading the tricky green Ray Crosby ponders. S ,I Displaying perfect coordination and precision timing, Peter Conway, co-captain of the Prep squad, lets loose with a 350 A yard drive .... Heads up all you choppers! 'les' as of ' 'ff ' ' M Jen, . f ,, .ww -' f in 'H' we ,. 'Mm' M A .,,, gm f- ,, yay. U can ' ,',' ' - fi' W , fwg'412 'i'- Agaafp' W ,in .,. W , Ja. vf. ag, ,b ., 4, . , . ., .Q , , A' X , ' I5 W, - f , My , Q M w,,,,,, dm., f , ff.. 4-1 M Af A 4 , ws- PM - ', We as . -, ,pg ' Q , ' ,. A-,M n- ' Q ' f A - yr, 1 4 wit, A-Ng, W -:mimi ah 1 - - r,,, ,f , ' M. ,gmt ,A My, t ' ,xf,,,fw, -if V J. 1' Li! fore av' Q 1 f Mike Mahan and Brian Chambers: ready for a busy day on the links .... Dan Pierre: ro-captain of the Prep golf team and a veteran on the links. x , Ready for a lmrd day's play: Dan Pierre, Pele Conway, Ed Scahill, Brian Cll1lIlIl'JPl'S. Dave Cronin, Ray Crosby, Mike Mahan. and John Lynch. 127 4 1? 'E .nn-1 3 fn'- s uQ'n r v o'0n'n n ,nztftgt-1-'gi U 59 1 at I l I '1' I -igtgki, gig. I ll ' .-:gn Q . ap, fy- fi Johnson Sieh, captain of the tennis team, played first Tennis .... A favorite fall and spring sport at the Prep. . . . Directed by Brother Stanley .... A sport that carries over into later life .... The Prep tennis team did well in the past season .... Veterans Johnson Sieh and Richard Floor were ably assisted by new-comers Pat Flynn, Paul Graham, etc .... And a host of beginners kept'the five courts busy each afternoon .... The old familiar cries of Love and Deuce', resounding across the campus .... Number Five Court in shadows in the late afternoon .... Spring in the air and the shrill, excited cries of the tennis enthusiasts .... Watching from the sidelines . . . n A o o 4 9 ff i.:1:ai1s'g..1s2 as S555-1'3'9f'-P iv' -gag , v2!1o1aYn' ,,, - ,n ,v 1 my .I- ' E, 1 -v Z' iff, I i ,ow .une , Bill Douglass shows just how a hurdle should be cleared in the New England Catholic Meet. Bill's speed made him valuable both in the hurdles and the dash. TRACK Presenting on these pages the memhers of the l957 Prep Track Squadfstate lndoor Champs in the Class C Division .... Vic- tory was a team affair as Boll Pendleton took first in the l000, Paul Ahern first in the mile, Dave Scannell third in the high hurdles, John Connor second in the shotput, Ed Eagan fifth in the shotput, Vlvill Sullivan fourth in the 600, Ed Diharce fifth in the 50 yard dash ..... -X n all-Junior team-Joe Bresnahan, Ed Eagan, ,lim Bifldiscomhe, and Paul Ahernftook a second in the relay .... It was a well-lialanced squad that really gave all the way, and as this is written in the early spring chances are hright for a successful outdoor season .... Congrats to Coach Brother Patrician and all the memlmers of the squad! Bob Pendleton coming home the winner in a hrilliant lflllll yard run at the Boston Carden. The occasion: The State lndoor Meet. f oo 7 Will Sullivan: his success in the State Indoor Meet was the climax of strenuous endeavor and lots of grinding work. Good going, Will! Class C State Indoor Champs .... First Row: James Biddiscombe, Harry Haney, Robert Ter- ranova, William Douglass, Robert Pendleton, Leroy Babbitt, Brian Greene, William Sullivan. Second Row: Brother Patrician, Thomas Cuertin, Edward Diharce, Arthur Halfpenny, Paul Ahern, Joseph Bresnahan, Edward Eagan, John Cabral, Third Row: W'illiam Wiardell, Francis Mazur, Thomas Egan, Fred Chapman, David Svannell, Manuel Arias, John Carroll, Thomas Drewniany. William Sullivan, Brian Greene, Thomas Drewniany, Dan Lalor, Arthur Halfpenney, and Leroy Babbitt take a warm-up lap around the Prep track .... Track is a sport where perfect condi- tioning is an absolute must, and Brother Patrician sees to it that a rigid training program is enforced at the Prep. Leroy Babbitt and Brian Greene Crouch for a quick getaway. Both represented the Prep for two seasons in the distance runs and in crosscountry competition ..,. At St. John's, the track tradition is among the noblest, athletically speaking, and more honors have been won in track than in any other sport. ir 1 r f' ,wi f ' 53 br'-sf 4, u 'smi4 qv-1. iw, and made ri good showing in statewide competition. Paul Ahern heads for the finish line. Bob Pendleton in the 1000. Jim Biddiscombe dashes for the tape The l'P56 Cross Country Squad: they won their flmre of victories Brother l ntrit-inn joyfully receives the trophy emhlenmtit- of the State Chunlpionship while Jim Biddisvonihe looks on approvingly. -fi 'xx ' ' ax 'af f n-if . M -f r ' if 1 I ,, . Zigi 9 I, 'g.A,'x'., . ,ffiv N WV' t -f M,,N,.,4W , -4 ,pu 4, -r , ,, , A M 1- , ,. w:,4 , W, ' Wk, , .. 'V ,-,., ,,jLWf A, I ,V , Y Q A ' , 9 Q! Z 4 nag' FII' 4 , Wliiz nf.. f .20 ,, N, A 1- uv, . 13:3 f 1 V , ,W My , , ,, ,,3'v V John Connor gives a 1-ongratulatory hand to Ed Eagan after their mutual efforts in the shotput .... John mme in sefond and Ed fifth. Both should do well in outdoor competition. -s fl Y' lioavli and travhnten ...., X little roneultatiun in ln-tin-en rarer. . . . Nliler Paul .Nlwrn reftf comfortably among the fpertatorf after a fine exhibition in the diftanve run. . , . 01.3 PREP 0 .,- a 7 ,VP ,f Paul Ahern heads for the tape as the relay draws to a rlose .... In the three years that he has represented St. John's. Paul has garnered all sorts of points for the Prep and has demonstrated that he is among the most ahle of high at-hool tli-tance runnerf. 1 . :I 'ails , s' fn I .IAI 3, x 'I Baseball .... The national pastime .... Diamond chills and thrills .... The sharp crack of bat on all .... Spikes digging into the spring earth .... The mad dash of the runner for the plate .... The double-play beautifully executed . . . Mike Cortese blasting a long one. . . . .lim McNiff laboring valiantly on the mound .... Brother Columkille frantically waving the runners on .... Joe Ryan busy with the scorebook .... Baseball! 3 r 4' ' hi s af, if ff 'tnf if Q Pete McGee, diamond stalwart, sizes up the opposi- tion. Mike Cortese registers another run for the Prep. A good fielder and a consistent long ball hitter, Mike achieved all sorts of baseball honors. ,i l 'il 'HIL 1. l an 1 iq-H ' 2' f 1 if -v' ,W . h Jim McNiif: pitching N oh mainstay. , M BASEBALL 'Nr X. J' Q V, K l Vw 'AM A annum.,-uv by fx, wma M , fffqk ,A , M A , wi'wf,.f , M' A M., ' 'fdwai ff? ww ' f h 1 .W f ww' ,1 ' 4 W A ' , , ,- M-wa, a I' ' V' ' -' - ' X ,vi A ' , I ., S An: .nl .L , A r. Y. h 7 . -:E 2.1515 -. X 'ff' :. fav-mzwh' ' - . ,QQ .1 ,-. ,V 3... f' -Q W 'Ziyi 4 - 1. .,' f,,lL , w i Q rw' , ff... , H ': ww.. 52' V- f ' ' 'Y- -:gg -viz' Q ?':! '- 59011 ' -,, 1 ,- , . - v - ,, -h V fffa f 5- , . ' , .A , -. , M, ' I 1, 1, V- h -.I .,,,, . mln A, ' va ,K ...rfib - .41 iw- - ,Q- Sg 'fKf 5:.45'ac1 - TB-.1-LQ-, '- .- - - 0 - 1 - M - 3-rw -L :'- . . - - U -'g,.,:yF,f,N:.h. 0.,...':.- fL'.,q:5-R., . 1' .. .,,,,v-r, a. 0 Pete McGee takes a healthy slice al the ball. f 4 . I . Dr f ..-N - - .. --.ve , o Q.- '- , ,Ja 'r , iff-.wt QWQ- Q. 1? f N A solid-looking bench: Jose Villa- mayor, .lim Mulvey, Pete McGee, Joe Timilty, Tim Murphy, Phil McCarthy, and .lark Mvflee. From the smiles on all their faces, we gather that our side was ahead. S A panoramic view of the Prep baseball diamond .... Spring sunshine .... The sharp crack of the bat on ball .... Thrilling, exriting moments that account for the popularity of our national pastime. lrgelgivv?--rlhgf, . , M at Q-5, pot 'Y' J, J ,L L 136. . . ., '-.-I . . QL f e ffl , . , r ' 2 3, s .A 1 ivy. ' fr ll- t, eg! ja J ,Z '- t --nf ix., 84, wail. . 1 F.. v,,. . ' -I HQ! 'fix Jus- l'1.lI'll'j uml W'ill Sullivan: llw pun-v lllill rvfrv--ln-N Hill 'llnnnimz .mal llill Fic-v.lrt: OUR FCDUR YEARS END... is 1. , if - X s v X . fr n if if X J , l 2 VC' firfg l . A 1 l?!?i.: 9 K' E V. . l Q A N, , Q' ' I V . x l 3-W C'Q14s.Qf J ww -- ... 7 ' 'ii - .fs . IL' 1' ' o K l fig 2 ',' .g Z q 21.15 A U ,O . tx.: O S 9 ' . -1- I. ' ol ' ' 'D . l..' -I v .4 fy s., 'l f--il f '39 -.- Sweet, sweet hours when we were rampusedl And the autumn leaves that we raked and raked and raked! Some familiar scenes, nostalgically gathered on these pages .... Forget-me-nots of Prep life .... Of such as these will our recollections in later life be made .... Under the shadow of the spire our four years went by like a swift dream. Was it yesterday or the day hefore yesterday that we first set foot on the Prep campus? From Frosh to Senior-the transition took place almost overnight. And in reminiscent mood in this .lune of 1957 we look hack on four rather wonderful years and regret that the curtain descends on them .... that the moment for the FINALE has arrived. On a golden May afternoon we paid tribute to the Mother of God-and to our Mother. the Stadium stairs. And then the kickoff! ...W .wa-we-w so ,q-sv un o 5 li :J -4 2. 5 Q CD o :1 N :: ... 1: 5 :s D 3' CV '1 :1 o O :s U7 2 O 'I : U7 :- O Q. Q.. o 2 :1 .ff A coke and a newspaper and a few minutes of relaxa- tion in between the routine of classes. va v Aq- .. : .AAN 'b -.. '4 sd ifwif' A 5 1 rfk ' Q N- Wm 181 Q K f-5 I C , 4' L4 'S' 142 'h V1 -1'br ,5 'Q -v - v , . . . . yfvvv .'. ' if ' ' OO ' if 4 . I .' WJ. .3 Y 'Q 41 4 , ,,, , .. ,.a ,. ..- ,, .-1 ,'...f,e 1 Q 4.-.,.,. .a..,.,-. 1, '. .. J .on 0 '.'. ...sr J-' . .. ,Jw os, .W' .5 fy ...Q , , if 2. oss'-:':t:9:? 5 1.,f1:,wg,1. a s , 4' , . -,.,'..Q. ,. Q xr Q - Q!ifnit5':-1-'lfw I 'S 4, -43 i 1 'I is , wi' A 6 . 1 ,f W X .W fr . a ,V X. 9- X ,W 2 5 C I nm? 4-...,,.M QI... K S' -2: ,. . 3 . X V ,Q '? 3 1 F 2215 ligivv 4 'TWT Aww I - ff 4 'r 1.1. 4E 'Z ... I Q4 3 Q2 a To golden years when hearts were young, When life was sweet and songs were sung The record hops and Foothall Dance. To Prep school dreams and gay romance. To teachers. hooks. the hours in school. To language gems like square and cool, To chapel hushed at break of day. To friends we made along the way. To campus walks and ivy hall. To starter's gun and hat on hall. To gridiron feats. the quick end run. To ancient Quadithe talk. the fume To all the old familiar spots. To all of life-'s forget-me-nots. 4: CORONET MOTEL U S Rouie 'I Danvers Moss For Reservohons Phone DANVERS 690 2 V2 Miles From The Prep APPROVED Quality Courts United AAA New Sfreamlmed Comfortable Coaches fo Any Pomt In New England or Canada MICHAUD BUS LINES INCORPORATED Telephone 'I207 J A Mrchaud Why Take Less Than The Besf9 . . , , . - xx ' u I ,J ' K ' ' ' : 2 ,-ff.- ' li .'I,i' ' A . 1 xy - , . .. ...J nv ' -1 - ' , nfl' if ATLANTIC MOTOR MART Inc llnlune iii' iii Congratulations and Best Wushes for Contmued Success to the Graduates of St John s Prep ima JOE POOF CAMPUS BARBER OFF CAMPUS SHOP AT 601 BOSTON STREET WEST LYNN mmf' C OMPLIMENTS OF MASON TANNING COMPANY INC S A L E M M A S S A- ----,-NX .J N . F 1' I , . ' o. F. means, mu. sum means, sn.. uv. T ua Amour. sr ser avian, ss c use s TEL.BEV.4't34 uthorind Saln Service U . . . I Il QV? . I t -I I I S f 2 I 0 , . 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