St Joseph High School - Cordon Yearbook (Camden, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1958 volume:

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Q Ay' Q 9 hr- iagss 'Pc i 'Ns fx.: it I .1'1f' X, , g M '1r'.. gr zz. 7' 1 'rn xtvni .t tru- fllfl .:. :hu dr U,-so -ut Camden by means ot .1 pn qr xznkrwwn'1s?heC.,untrc1tern1ty f fiflflflft m D. cfrtm- Uthrr 1-'ftvrtws trrfudrnq the cr- . . qtxm.'rrt1n t -1 rwrzlinq cxnrnrttee t t r ffm vt :gstrr '. :L f new scheols un- -.rtwrzri ::p.m.tf-sfsrtrons cf his L rrcvrrx fart hrs pemplc 35:1 a 1 t The Rzghf Reverend Monsignor A B Svvnskt has surpassed C111 others m rr v.d1rgq fer the students' needs Hg. w.s-- -' .riff-thrxq Furs: tnstrlevl sp.:.'.r 1. v.:q .r the hearts cf the s'r.'i+'nts Although most of hrs deeds are :z Y rf,- rdf-Qi he-rv fhey :ire zriscrlbed .rt rr qrplderx hook cmd LH the hearts t 'h ,sv wt: 'ru he has helped Rev. Charles P. McGc1rry Superintendent of Schools Rev. Iohn I. Clark Assistant Superintendent V F fd Rev Stanley Krzyslck Rev Anthony Zemrowskl Rev Charles Kcxzmlerczyk Holy Name Soclety BVM Sodchty Boy Scouts St Ioseph Annex Soclety Relxgton, CYO M9ChGU1CGl Drczwmg Reltgmn Thlrd Order of St F1'G1'lC1S Sr Mary Srmphclsstma C S S F Behold l send My messenger before My Face to make ready the way before Me Truly Chr1st s messengers the faculty members have taken care rn present mg H15 teachlngs Reahzlng the need for gutdance and knowledge the faculty has prepared the students for future respons1b1l1t1es The S1sters have stressed repeatedly the rmportance ot tollowlng Chrlstlan prmclples 1n to day s world Pr1nc1pal Sr Mary Emmanuel C S S F Sr Mary Celsla C S S F Bookkeepmg Chemrstry Language Arts Enghsh R9l1glOfl Art Rehgron Ec Geography Am Hlst Honor Soclety Sr Mary Patrence C S S F Secretarral Studles Sr Mary Agnetta C S S F Sr Mary Leandra C S S F Rehglon IBT Enghsh Algebra Enghsh Rehgxon Ckridf-garmin? glclucaforzi rv 4 Sr Mary Hrlda C S S F Math Amer Hrs! Student Counc1l Clee Club Sr Mary Lourse C S S F PAD World Hrstory Crvrcs Club Lrbrarran 9 Sr Mary Har la CS S F World Hrsfory Latln l Jr Mary Antonla C S S F Rolrgron French Span SH 47 Sr Mary Adalbert C S S F Engllsh Publrcat rs T :J CS ,Isl s I ge Gen Scloncc-, Re.1g,, Sr Mary Humrlla C S S F Englrsh COITIUCFClGl Studr s S Mary El rare CSSF Re g 0 SLOW 5 Alfred Lrtwcz Edward Krtlas Sandra Wxshart Athletrc Coach Freshman Coach School Nurse Tens1on marks the faces of coaches A1 Glemser Al Lrtwa and George Plochar skr as they watch one of the football games Ray Ford IV Coach 145162 J..L ow turf 15 made pl If 1 fm q Crmnmq hunqr 1, fl f 1 rfr P11c1rch11f I H1 Sdxur K, r r v f Chcrle Sus uvcxgc Bomcxrd Sm' FZ ral' Grd Nc: Q Szcikowsm ,ag 5 ig Roan' r C Pr IC C Pr 'xrl L K rdczs e ncz cfm tlhe F urley A r 1111 lr M e Caro the R v n u QV up cu' 'Q e ro cr fa lly of Monaco x T' -3 1 A y u ' 7 H ff Q. .' . 'ex - , X xg . . f ' . 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' : 2' .3 .4 5 5 ,. , , -.fd '- :aff-5' f r 5 fx' x I offer to Thee, O my God . . the morning Offermg star's the day right for sophomores, David Skand, Richard Duda, Andy Branco, Robert Celrxer Rfhert Babiarz, Betty lane Barlowe, Angela Albanese, Ioseph Guzzardo, Robert Kokocha, Robert Pawela, Albert Gasior, Peter Bec, Ioseph Colacci, Ronald Larsen, Robert Marek, Iohn Pcmianek, Robert Olkiewicz, Every class realizes the need of prayer to guide them through the day with inspiration and grace, Devotion to Our Lord and His Blessed Mother will produce beneficial results in the future, Cin its eac M5 fo sjwleecl HI baptize thee in the name of the Father, and of trie Son, and of the Holy Spirit. The words of Baptism are spoken by Rosalie Carullo as she demonstrates how this sacrament is conferred in case of emergency, Ioeph Guzzardo willingly acts as recipient of the sacrament. William Hampton, Kathryn Gedral, Ianice Guzejko, and George Hubert gaze with interest on the demonstration which is the first pcrt cf a series on sacrament study in Religion II. YL H1 -t L l .FT l fffii t5i AZ31., ' A ' uf r' ,si .,., s Listening attentively to the Rev. Charles Kazmierczylds explanation of Apologetics in Religion IV are Rita Ackleyl Iohn McAllister, Stan Wis- niewski, Robert Hallowell, loel Heipp, Robert Paul, Anthony Orzechowski, Ioseph Mangione, Henry Bogumil, and William Waldron. rincila ed 1- - A il ses-1 'l!'s like this fellows , . explains Father Krzysiak as he pauses be- tween classes to discuss the last big game with funiors, Ioseph Dimter :rid Rzbert Collepardi. lt's another indi- caxon of his keen interest in all S'IlT'7l activities. Blessed is the word of God' Explliri- tng this topic in connection with the czntext of the Bible and the Prcplz- ecies is Winifred Baxter. Displajfing the posters are Wayne DiM:xttis Inari Bush, lohn Hickman, Nicholas Angel- astro, and loseph Flarnini. Wg ii-we XY 3, f 'S uf there seems to be no time for song as these Gecrge Murray, and Gregory Franchetti attempt an exper ment o prove t e mechanical advantage of the pulley Meanwhile, Gerald Altanc, Thomas Bris ON Steprer Colotirn and Bob Kwapinskz complete preparations to find the Dingles Dargles W at a wist' BL.: industrious pnys cs tuclents Ian es Doye mechanical advan age ot he nc inea pane The boys already realize that the practical applicat on the-rr s ud es is an rnvaluable aid nr learn.ng Z The first steps tc First Aid are demonstrated by senior Red Cross students under the direction of Sr. Mary Patience, instructor, Rita Famcwski complacently becomes guinea pig for head and arm bandages to the interest af Carmelo Albartese, Marie Schuda, Sylvia Piontlcowski and Dolores Gzralczyk Atusfwbec n Heay Zubrzyckrs arm dressing is Christme Hajduk who shows Gladys Lawrenz and Veronica VVrotny the correct method of preparing a sling. Q if Q0lftfLIfl8 K,- xxx , y J, , r Another Helen Hayes! Sabina Les- niewski dramatizes a character from one of the short stories listed in the course. lt can be plainly seen from the looks of G. Pawlowski, G. Rup- nik, A. Battista, F. Filipek, P. Prosin- ski, M. Szczepankiewicz, V. Cinefra, E. Komuves, F. Pasquarella, C. Busch, L. Kokocha, B. Lo Presfi, M. Mignona, A. Biedrzycki, W. Cheesrnan, H Busch, A. Morton and G. Mcorhause that her fnresentation is great '. eg iw. .1 N t 7 . f 1' 'Wx y ll , The seven hundred wonders of the world! Scanning through the Atlas furnishes scads of new discoveries. It is amazing to realize how many places and how many things there are to see. Interest is seen in the beaming laces of Ioan Piotrowski, Ioan Lambert, Louise Ken- ney, Roger Alfano, and Iohn Bish, avid researchers. ill U 2 urge qc , More funds tc finance the sengor play For Pete's Sakef evoke smiles from lowth c llector and contributors Finding enjoyment in partici- pating in school projects are Frank Murphy, Larry Ernerle, Pat Ronczlca, Mary Henwood, and Eleanor Bretschneider, The students find it beneficial to act as agents for the school in all extra-curricular activities. Conducting a discussion on Social Security is Edmund Srniechowslci aided by Carl Hajdulc. Charles Andruszka and Robert Hozanski locus their attention on the poster concerning the beneiits ot social security. This is only one of the topics studied and discussed in the senior course, 'Problems in American Democracy. Panel or panic! Katherine Mroz, discussion chairman, laughingly introduces panel mem. be-rs of the English III class: Dorothy Lambert, Nancy LuBrant, Henrietta Wiatr, Ioan Toczy- lowski, Chris Grieco, Ioan Dynakowski, Leona Budzynski, Eleanor Bretschneider, lane Brunick and Margaret Ackley. Their Winsome expres- sions predict an animated debate. El! 0 Q LGI, QP5 0l'l'l0l I 0LU The power of salesmariship! Spark- ing the annual Curtis magazine drive are high solicitors Norman Lichtman, Kathleen Boris, Patricia Prosinski, Ioseph Aceto, Eleanor Bretschneider, and Iohn Meksa. Seated among them are captains, Melody LuBrant and Lawrence Emerle, who undertake the task of collecting, regulating, and totaling all money and subscriptions received. Plotting the fate of the freshmen? Frankly, yes These seniors seem to think the situation both serious and hilarious as they plan lwr the freshman clay program The affair is sponsored annually by the upperflassmen ff: tif: delight and fearful ant.c.pat.on of the frosh 37 ff ' .701 ll1Qss 0 owzn 0 ? ? a? Consuming food cmd Consumers' Education. They are the subjects in which these young chaps seem to be engrossed at the moment. This discussion stems from the chart on the board showing What Americans Work For. Ioseph Mangione, Ioel Heipp, and Anthony Orze' chowski are the interested students. Delving into the unknown seems the situation in this algebra class. These serious souls are involved in a problem concerning that myterious But sunshine fthe answerl will soon penetrate Eileen Banules, Frances Kowalewski, Frances Murphy, Thomas Apple- gate, and Loretta Budniak. Solving the right triangle appears easy for Professor Ronald Grande as he explains the method of procedure to interested fellow classmates, Ioseph Galasso and Walter Hagge. These boys will readily agree that Trig isn't the easiest subject in the world, but they do enjoy the challenge. Tru- world has acne through a rnetfrzriorphosisl ?':' flnreinia looks on as Kenneth Bri:-Jn corn- :::f,:, wirld d1sceverLes of 1551 to a present dirv :naps Assisting in this history prsgect are lihn B:gi::lci and Frfzncgs Zgliczynski Current events deserve an animated discussion as far as these up to date, American History students are concerned. Tliev are Catherine Karninski, Ioan Lipka, loan De Falco, Robert Krupinski, Salvatore Colangelo, Margaret Her- ron, Rose-ann Bittman and Pat Darigol. F r. f NX 31, N' 1 l t i 1 3 l s l 0 O Q ll? ' ain fain World History proves to be an intriguing sub- ject as sophomore students: Ioyce Marlowe, Kathleen Kitchmire, lohn Pomianek, David Szalkowski, Robert Olkiewicz and Patricia Lake find Greek architecture the theme for a discussion. if Ancient Athenian Architecture attracts again! Fine replicas ot the Corinthian Ionic, and Doric columns are displayed by Alice Marini, Theresa Kalinowski, Arlene Bush, and Ieanette Freeman. Monica Budniak compares Ieanette's sketch ol the Doric column with the one pictured on the blackboard. :gym I . t 4 Robert Stirnelski seems to have the lloor as the other American History Students listen to his comparison of year l55S with today. Sister M. Hilda listens to his argument. So do R. Weidel, W. Carey, S. McAllister, L. Baldyga, S, Walinski and A. Simpson. - fir JL, ffm jlflilfllne 7 1'- O yi, -, .fi l I f I I .I if l t un' sw -' r Qc va: ' ? x 4 F E323 iii U :per :': Q.. ' - fag Q. ' Pf. LL.: J. fwwlmb of rizif Marie Murray makes use of the Spanish dice tionary which facilitates her studies, She relates her findings to Dolores Lenkowski, Barbara Humes, and Marilyn Beck. Sister Mary Antonia gives an approving nod. This years Camden County Exposition, spon- sored by the Camden Chamber of Commerce was an added attraction for students of S.I.H.S, Ioan Bush, Elaine Luszkiewicz, and Marie Pucci seem to be attracted to New York Stock Exchange. Senoritas estan aqui! Carol Oskiera, Barbara Podolski, Rosalie Terrazzini, Sandra Urban, Patricia Ramowski, Rita Przybyszewski, Ther- esa Pelechowicz, and Sandra Vogt seem quite amused at the Spanish record titles as corn- pared with their favorites of today. fa' 4-4 I N , CNA s Q , aff ff I1 x 4 .J i- -v X 1 I 1, 5 x . I i I If 1' 4 i i Y OV DE A Engaged in vivid French conversation are leseph Lcxrnbert and Richard Kdczorcwski. As Sister Mary Antonia supervises French I stu- dents Leonard Sadawski, Andrew Levandew- ski, and Lawrence Bunkcwski t1r::l the discus- sion both interesting and amusing. PAD students witness ri lzlrn strip on Africa, The vifziicil :urls tire provided tliroiiqh the coiirteuy 'ot Miss lane Stretch cf Ccurier Post, Itisvph Aceto .:s assistdnt to Sister Mary Louise as Sister operate? the prf ector, Latin feed? No, just the everyday American produce with its Renton nomenclature Fresh- men stzidents' Patricia Ayres Dorothy Kubialr Barbara Gillette, Roger Ernest, lesephine Evesh- kevich, Stanley Iopski and Slndra lmbessi demonstrate the Latin idea cl 'things we like to eat. These practical examples provve the saying, Latin lives today. j fit 12, tf ' 'Liv MALA t to QT-217 , 'nt' A wg' The process of the electron exchange is studied by freshmen in general science class. Sister Mary Tarcilia supervises a lab period, per- mitting the students to observe the effects of the experiment. Watching the electroscope are: Ioseph Kolesiriski, Ioseph lablonski, lohn Mitchell, Ronald Kidawa, Antoinette Doto, Christine DiRenzo, Dorothy Emerle. Constance Dornbrowski records the observation, f +ve M With the aid of microscopes, biology students delve into the world of orgcmic plant life. Other phases of biology prove equally interesting to Leon Barbara, Iulia Formanek, Pat Dolan, Kenneth Bembenek, Robert Collins, and Marion Borza. : 'tv 12 Q f G. 373 5 J- if .' K li I stills ,gguclying fge Mir! Explaining the intricacies ot the human brain is Wayne Croce. Thomas Clark and Robert Daraio hold the poster while Michael Di Fran- cesco makes comments. In the general science course phases ol anatomy, chemistry, biology, and physics are taught to acquaint the stu- dents with each of the sciences. Budding sophomore biologists make a study ol onion tissue with the aid of the bioscope, Edward Drozd and Margaret Clark adjust the instrument. Preparing slides for observation are Nathalie Fattore and Wanda Banaszak, Assum- ing the task of conducting the experiment are: Kathleen Boris, Sandra Bartoseck, and Eleanor Strine who seek aid in reference books. Learning that there is more to sound than meets the ear, junior physics students, Robert Murphy and Richard Kaczorowski prepare an experiment to test resonance. At the same time William Sherlock and Stanley Sikorski look on with interest and take notes on the results of the demcnstratzcn l 0lfU'l6! M .' R: I t v X 9, xy ff 'tl Y . X Q Iv! X l I ' . , 'Q . ,L -FZ: e .gincl flzaf jufure During a sophomore class discussion in literature, Andrew Branco points out the ups and downs of the main characters in the short story, Tale of a Sudden Stranger, Sister Mary Emmanuel engages Richard Dtida, Edwina Korkowska, Michael Kowal, Vincent Barruca, Robert Ce-lmer, and Roy Briggs, in an animated discussion on the topic. Reproducing a Vivld scene from 'lulius Caesar, sophomore students: Lawrence Filipek, Francis Catando, Robert Gross, Charles Denny, Gerald Grygo, Donald Schaub, Edmund Ruchalski, Daniel Steiner, Bernard Buczko, and loseph Fronckowiak prove their ability as actors, Sandra Byrnes, Helen Stickney, Carol Walsh, Barbara Honrychs, Angela Duda and Mary Henwood, participate by observing the incident, and by offering their constructive criticisms, mths-W1 N B i SOCSTER I -4 28 :ti.-- J V J f 4V ,f V f k Z4 ' M f7l,,R. L .1g,J.. get 7 fa? f I elf, 1.4,-Q , f 1 ,f MCCQ55 Sophomore students of English ll enjoy the exciting interest which panel discussions pro- vide. The characters ol a short story supply adequate material for the debate conducted by Sandra Byrnes. The committee, comprising Angela Duda, Barbara l-lonrychs, Helen Stick- ney, Mary Henwood, Carole Walsh, Pat Otis, Carol Morgan, and Gloria Patterson, await the opportunity to express their opinions openly tor criticism. Q6 Tre U8d'Ewnu4m.,..,. M t awww Honeybee EAT b : Buzz, buzz, buzz, Bonnie Busy Bee . . . Ronald Kubiak explains the procedure of changing , nectar into honey which is part of his project entitled, 'Behavior and Social Life of the ' Honey Bee. This personal achievement won for him the Bronze Medal, a third place award, in the Benjamin Franklin Institute Science Fair of l957. The engrossed observers are biology students Ioseph Hyde, Lawrence Shurl-ro, Barbara Iablonslci, Donald Schaub, Sandra Gibbone, Sandra Bartoseck, and Barbara Coach. K Q W, ,,,,,, wo ML J 5 5 I I 4 ,fn rv X ,xxx 1 . Z I VX,,L' 4 il lm' -Rte, , Qu... Tap, tap, tap, tap . . , This is the only sound you hear when these industrious Typing l students get down to work. Busy typing their copy are Marianne Szczepankiewicz, Iosephine Italiano, Lawrence Kokocha, Dolores Czyzewicz, Barbara Markiewicz, Vito Cinefra, Margaret Stickney, Priscilla Franchetti, Edward Hart, Edward Komuves, Walter Cheesman, and Conrad Busch. This subject, they'll readily agree, is certainly one which makes the old proverb true, Practice makes perfect. ,:,, k.:, A ,A W 7. z wt gpsuvwf ,wg sd r, - 5 W ' 21 5.9 wall mumlww ,nu Greek symbols or American scribbles . . . Whatever you call them, they re quite impossible to transfer unless you have the stenographic powers of Lillian Kaminski and Frances O'Byrne who are writing on the board. Ioan Nowinski, Imelda Magann, and Theresa Di Vietro are busily perfecting their CLUQ I 6L6l0e Busmess women of tomorrow' Future deposttors learn he correct methods early tn SIHS Florence Makus zewslft explams the needed data and exa tness to be applred rn all deposrtmg procedures Barbara Vocale and Kathertre Stratton compare therr deposrt slrps as to correctness of to m Learnmg the fundamentals of bankrng methods checks and checkmg accounts rs a baslc part of the general bus1ness course Ioanne FlfZQ8fGld and Patrrcla Ot1s make a study of cancelled checks lmprovtng therr frlmg abrlrty Catherrne Stratton and Frances Sullrvan practlce on the staff room lrle cabmet Cleanlmess bemg the bastc law of ohce practrce luruor typrsts Albert Morton Barbara All hrser and Ben Lo Prestr seem to know the fundamentals Therr fellow classmates Frank Pas quarella M1chael Mrgncna Ioseph Moorhouse and Theresa Welsh look on wxth mterest and amazemer' All these students ealrze the tmportance of cleanlrness rn the ofhce because rt IS the key to thetr progress and eftr tency 1n the bustness world l'ltA8p6l,f The mechanics of mechanical draw- ing are put to practical use by these industrious sophomores: Steven Les- niowski, Ioseph Roszkowiak, Ioseph Szymborski, Victor Musciano, Henry Malesinski, David Skand, and Stanle Zukowski. Mr. Edwin Lu 'a 'st 1-L XV, ,, 1 1 I. H0 Q, 6 51 ,I . Q W -rv fi: instructor, supervises. JJ ' ,gf D Qi,-.-If' 1 Wf., The beauty of organization is related in this freshman art class. Charmaine Rozanski and Kathleen Slupski look on as Carl Schmitz points out the line particulars in the vivid displays to Linda Schweitzer, Raymond Pohl, and Richard Pacella. 0lfLI 86tl 6 The Reverend Anthony Zemrowski explains the slide rule to Francis Troy, Michael Palazzo, Harry Vogel, and Ioseph Puhala. These students in the mechanical drawing class listen attentively to Father's instructions. The course presents new fields of interest for mechanically-minded stu- dents, Faculty members, Sister Mary Humilia and Sister Mary Harold are tas- cinated by the new additions on the latest model of the Olympia type- writer. This demonstration was one of the many featured at the Camden County Exposition. Health for better living . . . Mr. Litwa, health instructor, conveys the theory of good health rules. Listening atten- tively are: E. Iackowski, I... Harkins, I. Fronckowiak, B. Dominik, A. Mar- tin, T. Warchal, D. Sommers, B. Buczko, E. Ruchalski, G. Grygo, R. Matera, T. Kompa, A. Kidawa, I. Orzechowski, C. Korostynski, C. Zdu- niak, I. Hyde, F. Yankauskas, I. Shurko, and I. Keyek. fi Can you picture these pretty maidens in a Winter Wonaerland7 Rita Haug, Alberta Hipp, Barbara Walgnskg, Barbara Matthern, Antoinette E1edrzyclci, Ioanne Garguilo, and Pat Prosinski celebrate the Yuletide dancing to the merry Lngle of sleigh bells, Ae emoried e .glare Paul Lewis appears very mucn satisfied as he shows the proofs of his graduation pictures to Iohn LuBrant. Not bad, Paul, remarks lohn, who seems equally pleased with his results. The job is weightier than the anvil! So seems to say Imelda Magann as she relinquishes her office as president of the Spanish Club to Elaine Polek. Looking on are other officers: Kathleen Szalanski, Ioan Nowinski, Ioyce Gross, Christine Garramone, Patricia Higgins, and Marie Rosinski. Cotton Candy and Clementon . . . What could be more appealing? To answer this question we need only to glance at the faces of these gleeful picnickers, Barbara Iablonski, Sandra Gibbone, and Theresa Van Horn. .T .Al ,av 4 ' il l .-'yu' - 5' 14. fudfmw And a Merry Christmas, too! Putting their Christmas spirit in action and decking the halls are Dorothy Bruzio, Nancy Kershaw, and Rose- marie Rogulski. The girls offered their time and ingenuity to realize a true Christmas effect. e CAQPIQSAQLJ J45 ,UM .Sze Colorful decorations and costumes do not bring out the jcy of Christmas spirit in this picture, but these joyful carolers clad in their Sunday best are spreading true spirit. They make pleasant Christmas entertainment for the attentive members of the P.T.A. Requiescant In Pace . . , The dead form of Camden lies indifferent in contrast to the do-or- die spirit of Stanley Sadowski, Vito Cinetra, Robert Murphy, Ioseph Pcmek, and Iohn Bogacki. These boys seem to reflect the feel- ings of the entire student body as the day of the Camden vs. St. Ioe game approaches. UH!!! fa U an X ffify X, JUN 00 I E U04 xxx f... .xl Nix X 5 V NL ff X '7 lx 5 ' if mf f ' X 1 R y VL-QI z A-Q., ' ,'ygy,' Pri 5. 1 A '4'1.f'J+1' f fx -ra, , my fx q ' A'f?3'.?' .r Y A ' - f' GQ I' 4 H 1- aw ,.., ar f 1? s z .xxx .v ,if 4 vi ggi! , ' PM M 492- fs It - ,r 1-I 4 Q . 3,1 V it .Q ,V x . 1' . F , gy .ff-'- ' 5 . if? ,V-i Z is '. , 4.59-'fgi-fgu' .77-F! 7:'tT..?-rvxdwt xg av s,ff fw fmt .9 ' x fm ff 1 ,,.'..f .i , SKA F,-.I ,pr La' t?'Ns .14 QQ. . til, . 1.0 v. Q E' ',,,',, :ar ai? , MQ. fa- .ag -, 45 FE Q- x. . fm W- rw . -M1 'ef 'M 'vu - ufvy ' 41' ' -,v s , V. 'cg.'Sf'f'f,', ' W 1 ,fa.1 'fffvf - 'if ., ... Q 'fr ' , .s,f:'.f' v ' -' ' L iff.: - ? 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Although yearbook competition has steadily grown keener annually, nevertheless, the Cordon has become an award-winning an- nual and has made its way to the top T-H-E Watch the birdie! Imelda Magann and Ioanne Marini pose with His Excellency Bishop Wright, the main C . O . R . D . 0 . N speaker at the Villanova Press Conference. Staff mem' bers attend this press parlay annually. Engaged in the preparation of the yearbook are stall members lose-ph Daniszewski, Arlene Zalewski, Dolores Goralczyk, Robert Rozanski, Eileen Reilly, Christine Hajduk, Richard Pawlak, Imelda Magann, assistant editor, and Melody LuBrant. Seated are Veronica Cisek, Lillian Kaminki, business manager, Kathleen Szalanski, Joanne Marini, editor-in-chief, and Ioyce Gross. The Cordon staff devotes many hours alter school to planning and compiling the annual. Some of the work includes picture cropping, layouts, caption writing, cmd art work. -www E X Ioseph Daniszewsl-ci, editor-in-chief of the 'lrnpressionsu explains the prfn- X ciples of newspaper layout to bud- ding Journalists, Maryann Orzechowski and Carole Toczylowsl-:i who show 1nterest in all phases of journalism, Doing something worthwhile and at the same time deriving some enjoyment from their efforts is the rule of life for the Impressions staff members. The fruits of their labor are contained in the recognition which the paper has achieved: All-Catholic honors from the Catholic Press Association, and First Place awards from the National, Columbia, and Quill and Scroll Press Associations, Within the pages of the publication are the hopes and dreams of the young journalists. It is visual proof of the unfaltering work spent in its preparation. But staff life isn't all toil and drudgery. It is interspersed with interesting programs provided for the benefit of the high school staff. Among these activities are the Villanova Press Conference and the Drexel Conference sponsored by the Columbia Press Association. 4 l.M.p.R.E.5.5.l.Q.N. Busy beavers one and all are members of the Impressions staff. Plans for the next edition are IH full swing according to the business-like expressions of Elaine Polek, loseph Daniszewski, editor-in-chief, luciy Oslowski, Nancy LuBrant, Ioan Deroscher, and Katherine Mroz, This is the team which strives to put perfection into every edition, and usually attains it, .13 'fs zgvx ' 1 '! is sea 5-,-fe f L.. q , nil Y i 4- gmmlw ml 'f lr' 54 X- R Q -Q- 1 .. Surrounded by an atmosphere of peace and tranquility, the school chapel has been con- structed for the students' use The chapel is frequented daily by students arriving to and departing from classes. It is there that daily Mass is celebrated and the Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament is conducted each Friday. There students find peace of mind and they thank God for all the benefits He has bestowed upon them. Seasonal activities also highlight the school year. Among these is the adoption of the Advent Wreath custom. Each year during Advent the students con- struct wreaths in their homerooms and initiate a month of prayer in anticipation of the Redeerner's coming. To practice their religion is the aim of freshmen students who demonstrate the Advent Wreath tradition to their classmates. Participating in the act are: R. Korostynski, I. DeVincentis, B. Dworanczyk, F. Hodnicki, P. Corrado, S. Koruba, B. Frassetto, B. Konieczka, A. Gannon, M. Kawczynski, C. Kucinski, P. Glab, R. Buclniak, R. Bunkow- ski, S. Ianowski, I, Fatima, and L. Biel. TF 1'F'f Queen of the most holy rosary, pray for us . . . invoke Dorothy Mojta and Betty Ann Lang. Thus the freshmen continue the tradition cf crowning the Blessed Mother in their classrooms during the month of May, - Afp-v-E-N-T yWgR-E-A-T-H . Q X125 f To Iesus through Mary . . . E. Luszkiewicz, B. Wolozen, K Santone, B, Chorzelewski, P, Sztukowski, E. Raiczyk, T Robel, N. Sweet, E. McShane, I. Palese, I. Dobies, P. Talla E. Rupnik, M. Czyzyk, R. Giuliano, B. Hendricks B Paratore, E. Szczepankiewicz, D. Koszowski, E. Paw lowski, I. Smugeresky, M. Headly, I. losca, B. Kirk, R Gabrylewicz, I. Gendron, I. Godal, D, Gormley, R Lubelski, F, Murphy, R. Krygiel, I. Welsh, N. Perna, I. Stelmach, R. Urban, G. Reed, and I. Stewart recite v sary Encouraging words ol Msgr, Arthur B. Strenski hold the interest of the sophomores during a meeting in the chapel at the beginning of the school term. Taking advantage of the opportunity are: Frances Klepka, Barbara Kulesa, Sandra Kubiak, Loretta Kolasa, Gloria '4 W1 I , f ru l tv cf rdf llf li J wflful yilftjvu fl T iff' 'Mother at your feet is kneeling . , . Dorothy Ernerle, Marie Pucci, Loretta Maciejewski, Iudy Hyde, Ioan Bush, and Barbara Iankowski, new iriductees of the B.V.M. Sodality, receive their miraculous medals from the Rev. Anthony Zemrowski, moderator, ow an in gfernify Among the religious activities scheduled during the school year are the class rosary day and the annual retreat. The students have taken to heart the slogan, Pray the Rosary Daily. In their efforts to keep themselves free from the clutches of evil, they seek the aid of the Blessed Virgin. Conducted Daily at noon, the service provides a few minutes of solitude and refreshment in a busy day at school. Again, the students acquire a new store of grace and seek the solutions to many puzzling problems during the annual retreat conducted in the spring. During the three days of prayer and mortificatiorl, the students become aware of the spiritual aspects of life. They begin to realize the value of prayer and the sacraments in building praiseworthy personal traits. O I O O 9 ,, . . , Icy of purification be-ants from Pauline Lewandowskgs face as she leaves the confessional. Elaine Lewkc and Ioseph Meyer await the sarne experience. C ' - R'E- I -R-E-A-T E S 0l 8UQl Patefuf Ring Day is a memorable event in the lives of the juniors. It is then that they are presented with the circlets symbolic of their loyalty to the school. The class ring is something special, some- thing long-awaited by the over-anxious juniors. It is a visible sign expressing their promotion into the ranks of the upperclassmen. It makes them mean something. For the juniors, Ring Day serves as a mile- stone in their journey through lite, reminding them that they have successfully achieved a goal. But it is also a forewarning, announc- ing the hard struggle which yet lies ahead of them. aww- it Af: 3 Ht? With this ring . . . The little gold band holds much meaning for these junior recipients, Dorothy Lambert, Marie Viscussi and Barbara Walinski. Presenting this symbol of loyalty to them is the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Arthur B. Strenski. R-I-N-G D-A-Y We're upperclassrnen now! The juniors beam after receiving their class rings. Henry Adamek, Patricia Higgins, Sonia Supler, and Valerie Di Paolo prodsily shovix their circlets of gold to seniors, Qcrrgiela nese and Rita Nckley. ,L 1 .. . v - We adore Thee O Christ cmd we bless thee . . is the retrain that can be heard in the chapel every Friday noon during the Lenten Season. The Stations of the Cross are conducted by the Rev. Stanley Krzysiak. Father's assistants are Thomas Bristow and Charles Andruszkcr. The Third Station: Iesus falls the first time, medi- tates Ronald Levecchia. Ronald Leone and Emmett Marra also take advantage ot some free time to make the Stations of the Cross privately, Students find it a source ot many indulgences, whether made during Lent or any time ot the year. 1 f f' . ul I A lf! 1, 2 L- N K j ,I f ' I lla! fwfyffll if ,tryin 't rt TV, Z- N if 4, lv During the month of February St. Blaise is commemorated on his day by the students with the customary blessing ot throats. Patricia Podlinski, Raymond Tanski. and Vincent Mos- cltella welcome this opportunity of !'6CQl'lil'1g the blessing administered by the Rev. Edward I.. Kordasiewicz. Lord I am not worthy . . sing the hearts of approaching communi- cants Ioan Lewandowski, Ronald Larson, Edward Lukiewicz, Iohn Pomianek, Robert Kokocha, Albina Valeriano, Geraldine Wasiolek, Irene Ordile, Barbara Palese, Antoinette Pilarz, Patricia Husiak, Katherine Wilk, Patricia Iaworski, Iohn Zduniak, Vin- cent Romeo, and Robert Marek. The Rev. Edward L. Kordasiewicz is administering the sacrament. f . Without Me you can do nothing . . especially on the gridiron. So believe Ioe Aceto, Bob Morton, and Andy Branco, as they visit the Blessed Sacrament in pre-game anticipation. D-A-I-L-Y V-I-S-I-T-S - i . ! E 47 Ol LU' ldifitudf jraining . . . Besides the theoretical training presented in formal education, the students at S.I.H.S. receive the proper spiritual nourishment required to build strong qualities of character and leadership. Daily Mass, lenten services, rosary devotions, and many other religious activities are provided for the students. Upon participating in these functions, they receive grace, both supernatural and actual-grace to guard them safely through the day, to put every spare moment to good use, to respect their teachers and superiors, and to be kind to their fellow-students. All this, and more, awaits each student daily, As he enters the building, he meets a new World, one unlike anything which he may have witnessed previ- ously. The Priests and Sisters present the facts. The students absorb them and mold their lives into shining masterpieces to be looked upon by everyone as perfect models of Christian youth. W X Top: Helen Adamski, Ioan Nowinski, Rose- marie Rogulski, Christine l-lajduk, Dorothy Lliubiak, and Ronald Kubiak prepare a manger lor the Infant. Bottom: Kathryn Maronski, Roseann Martelli, Carol Martin, Donata Moranc, Elsie Mangano, Carolyn Niemczura, Helen Walsh, Kathleen Martorana, Ianet Kaploniak, and Iosephine DeVincentis stop in for a visit. 'Bring llow'rs ot the fairest , . Maytirne means Mary, and Mary means veneration These freshmen lassies, lean Fanelli, and Emilia Feret, already seem to know the importance of honoring the Mother of God as Queen of May, xxwkfffff fc' X X WMfNf df? Iffizff 1,0 A Q -5 5 , 1 , L a JV V, X x ' I 5 WN I X ff XR H .c...z ' .uixss ww af fi-.f? ' Q ' C ,W I 4 X4 1 SSD E so t J ,Jin Q Q '55 gi.. 4 Ina' vo uf' -all - ,H -1121 ,f .. a5L4r, . ,1F I, 'P-,ad ' 2 A.. .-V s. ,. fan.. 1 Y if hm . Planning ahead . . . Coach Al Litwa goes over some of the plans for the coming campaign with three of his backtield candidates: Len Baldyga, Andy Branco, and Bill Sherlock. ,UM xlaerience on flue gricbron The Bisons of St. Ioseph's found the 1957 football season rough sledding throughout the campaign which resulted in a l-6 record. The Red and White discovered themselves a small force in man-power, but a great machine in heart and courage against mighty foes. Opening the onslaught against a potent Camden team, the Bisons played like demons but found themselves on the short end of a 20-l4 count. Afterwards the trail grew darker with five successive losses. Not until the last game of the season did the team show its potential by crowning the school with a homecoming victory over Bishop Eustace by 19-6. Despite all odds the St. Joseph team had its heroes and standouts. Leading an infant backfield two fine players, Len Baldyga and Bill Sherlock directed the team in offen- sive maneuvers. Baldyga, the real work horse and mail trotter, excited Bison fans with some thrilling runs and dazzling ball handling. Calling the signals and directing the offense, quarterback Sherlock showed himself outstanding in the clutch when the right play was needed to gain vital yardage or to insure a score. Bill also paved the way for the S. I. Gridsters in the scoring department with five touchdowns. The forward wall was supplemented with great spirit and bustle. Co-captains, Tom Kepner and Ioe Aceto were two outstand- ing all-around players. These two would never say die no matter what the odds or what the situation presented before. Op- ponent teams respected them and feared their coming. had for the greater glory of their school without thinking of any personal benefits included Ron Grade Bob Morton and Ed Dustman. The latter pair were both side lined with injuries that really made them selves felt when these lads were not in action. .. Stan Wisniewski and Iack Bogacki were a fine pair of glue-fingered ends. They drove deeply into enemy territory with their timely receivings and drives. Wisniewski also served as the extra point getter. Z The unsung heroes who put out all they i i I I - I Fighting Bisons of '57 . . . First Row-W. Sherlock, S. Daidone, I. Bogacki, R. Morton, T. Kepner, I. Aceto, R. Grande, E. Dustman, S. Wisniewski, L, Baldyga, A. Branco. Second row -'L, Sadowski, A, Gasior, R. Pawella, W. Nicgorski, R. Stimelski, R. Rozanski, W. Hampton, F, Schiavo, W, Carey, R. Iackson, A. Levandowski, R. Murphy. Third row-I. Panek, S. Smith, I. Liwok, H. Malesinksi, F, Pietrczyk, S. Stelmach, G. Frenchetti, P. Zachary, F, Murphy, R. Sluzenski, I. Mitchell. Fourth row-Athletic Director Rev. E. L. Korda, Manager V. Cinefra, D. Skand, M. Kawai, L. Bunkowski, A, Martin, R. Dzinski, T. Kompa, C. Korostynski, C, Leone, Manager I. Krupinski, Head Coach Al Litwa. 'W' v rf? F -H rr -r l'li8Cf6 a lairif 0 Hit'en1 Hard .. , Len Baldyga spunky Bmon back, He Fhes Through The Air. . .lack Bogackisnares tackles Camden end who catches pass for a short cr forward pass which has touchdown Written all gain, Despite Len's efforts, Camden won ct late rally over it as Camden tries in vain to prevent the score. 20-14, -2143+-3?-'Q il 3 -r a , X a . .., v,,,Lr?3 nav? , J L Ni U - U Oya 2' , f An influential factor in team organization is the guidance of a competent leader. The well-achieved efforts of a football team owes its accomplishments to the coach. Al Litwa as coach has been that spirited and vigorous leader behind the S. I. gridiron machine. He has held the team together, revealed their full potentiality, and instilled in them a sense of good sportsmanship, :if Flying high . . , High and fast goes Bob Murphy, defensive linebacker, in pursuit of a ,' charging Wilson back who follows his interference through the S. I. line. The fullback who V X, was slowed down by Walt Carey was finally brought down by Bob after a short gain. ' lil l . ig, vm iff Q--r lg i , - .k ,I 4 5'+..,'1.l f 'V , 5. ,S c 7 'f' iff fh' . ' lvljlzere flue goin V U -H. W- -.W -v ---- .w------- .-v-- --3---U ----N-W.-W ' charges down the field in an attempt v rx pass to prevent a rise in the op- to foil the Crusaders. ponet's score. 'Tl I .lp goin I IJ I 'll J 'ffL'.Tl1 , ajax - .' I '--f 'Q':.:,wgjfG'QZ ' W7 S fr- , , ' ,,, A ' I ' N. 4 r' - , . n , , U4 P' WW Y if wr We HP WWW' guyz. 't,t i eg rl' at gat gr e ti' v::1.'l.1 1 vu .V lvyas. 1 F -it W, ..A 41 I NI gf. 1 f to Q. , . 1 , , .4 Q ' K 62 - . fi A s. . . 4-X Y ' ' f fs' ' Q vld' - Q- it M 76 t It , P Tm, -1 , .4 ' v - f t I2 ---- . .f ..- ni, QW? -A 1 'W' ' Vg r . sum ff'-if ' . 'f'ius:.:vw'-- ,, ' l' . 14-V I --M-f Up cmd at 'em, is the cry of the Somebody drop a dollar? No, it's - Bisons as they bond together to only the results ol a fumble during ,. Q I v-' N,.u1,i 5 Q lx ' I 4 ,ey lx NNO X 5 F f 52? A l X ,: ' I 'f' lkgpfsfag' 31, f li , if pe J, 5 f Q fiat I ' ,t fl? 1 .7 w' . R by Ai.: . 1. Q 'ei I ' QS C ' K. I . ui' 1 M NQ - Date Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Opponent St. Ioseph Prep Wildwood Catholic Audubon Monsignor Bonner Gloucester Catholic Wildwood Catholic Sacred Heart Woodrow Wilson Bishop Eustace Camden High Bishop Eustace Camden Catholic Sacred Heart Woodrow Wilson Camden High Holy Spirit Camden Catholic Gloucester Catholic Holy Spirit Merchantville Scores Opp. Bisons 70 60 75 65 54 50 60 4l 62 34 90 78 37 61 74 46 54 57 Bl 53 58 56 63 43 49 35 62 50 80 54 31 67' 58 42 60 45 69 41 61 56 Yfljlzen fize .fgcfion .96 Swik Al Litwa relied on his underclassmen to fill out the varsity team. Being the only senior on the team, Charles Andruszka took the brunt of the load upon his shoulders, that of guiding the rookies while on the court. The Bison Captain shone in every roll that he undertook. Not so tall as some opponents, he constantly outfought and out- rebounded them to lead the team in ball- hawking. Boxscores and high scoring do not always show the value of a player and Charlie belongs to this talented group. lf there were a rookie of the year award it would surely go to Tony Martin. This 5-ll sophomore not only led the team in scoring but gave valuable aid under the' boards and in playmaking. A go-getter and leader at all times, Tony will surely be a future team star. Probably the biggest surprise of the group was junior, Al Morton. Seeing only limited action his first two years, Al suddenly acquired a phenomenal one hand shot that hit with deadly accuracy from every angle and made him a solid starter, Frank Schiavo and Chris Grieco were two welcome newcomers to the Red and White Frank, a six footer is one of those players who chucks in six or seven points a game, gets a fair share of the rebounds, does a dog job on defense and is very handy to have on the team, Chris, the big man on the team at 54 , is the man who finds the pivot to his liking. Many a point and many a rebound has he grabbed from that spot, Promising to be a potent team in the future years, the Bisons can look forward to such youngsters as Vic Musciano, Don Sommers. and Ted Kompa. These lads, although never experiencing var- sity action, were called on many times to play a starting and a starring role in decisive encounters. Coaches, Al Litwa and Ray Ford can look back at their past season with pride over their countless accomplishments with such an in- experienced squad. Let's play Leapfrog i'4' pu. ter, Chas Gr!-cp seems very rude chmbng up an pp: e:!'s back, this bxngs about a pup and fl tw.: ,N-'ter f' e Red and Whge Ccrgers, as Charlie Andruszr cur: s cn the scene to lend a helping hand .xdncl fAe gfuafion enoe Chris Grieco Pivot poise in big mon, St. Ioseph Courtsters , . . First row: Ie!! to right: Walt Carey, Frank Schiavo, Tony Mctrtin, Capt. Charles Andruszka, Al Morton, and Chris Grieco, Re-:xr row: Head Coach Al Litwci, Iohn Corrado, Vic Muscicxno, Ted Kompcx, Iohn Pomicinek, Don Sommers, and Assistant Coach, Ray Ford. Tony Mo:-tin Quick hands and great set shot. if ,1- Churles Andruszko Rebound snoring, his spec- ici ty Al Morton Twishing one-hcnder, decid- ly eye. Frank Schiav H .F'i'X, deterrninat s modle n 1' ZYTZQ 1 r X ,'5? t 511123516 Red ,mm wx .L I 1 'XNYM ln the Right Direction 4 , 4 Promising Soph, Vic Musciano gets oft his patented jump shot to- ward the hoop and a sure two-pointer. lt was youth like Vic that dominated the Bison squad all season. Battle Under the Boards . . , Bison Captain Charles Andruszka makes the situation C1 miser- able one for his Audubon adversary, Com- ponent, Bob Paul watches play, X 'S -A I xv S Q x o.f ' ld fu , t gf, ,B I V v wif' N 'S R :L i I 3 s.u'l that AM fha? :fx ' ' 'X I Y h t ,A s X I X ock ing f P 't' . . , I d' tely getting set up under the b ds to pull do th ebound is Tony A Martin, Chris Grieco, und C crrl' Andruszku. Unfor- .e tuna ely their ettorts were useless the shot was made. t -n -' -lrr' A V V 1' 4- . i N ,J Q N! I 1 rd ,Flags is Kal 11161 -a-.fel vw .. J mv W V in dw? 1 ! I , 3 ,:'Zf:,x 'V . I :sf Sf? '34 :MSA . dm' Q' Sim X -'34 UA IQ ml 'IXMJ HHCIHVH SI RAH RAH RAH SIS BOOM BAH HIT EM HARDER HARDEB HHCIHVH , I ' , m 'I-1 1 -' I. I J I Y V.-.4 W ,, . Q f g,,. ' . I i Q I I I H T EM HARDER HVH HVH S S BOOM B H .LHS .:I HL HM CINV CIHH A HAH RAH HAA CINV CIHH HL m fc m -fn III m D-4 D-I U1 Q If-' U2 O Q5 O U O U I-' zz: CD E P' m Q Fl-1 S RAH Addmg the fmal touch Busy ln last mmute preparations for Color Day IS Ioyce Gross co captam of the cheerleaders who sponsored the affa1r Contrlbutlng the-1r creatlve rdeas are Irene Kamgowskl Andrea Mroz Veronrca Crsek R1ta Haug Elarne Polek and Leona Budzynskl I..1ll1an Kam 1nsk1 captam beams as she looks at the decorated bulletm board w1th glances of approval G J .gf 'P2'. '. . Q- X T' ,- F Q '7 ls' .fl mf - v m main, Q, fi in 9W'f5?73f' .. . .. , A f, M. - ' ax 'Lf ' ' q A . ,Q , - - ,Mr ' 'ii' inning , ww. .V , wg? f aff .P :gf ' X, 912 QEA . 55? new iff fir , il, x N '--M, fi 5 in 1 0-'A . MM Being one of the more important organizations of the student body, the Student Council has for its work the governmental functions and enactment of laws for the common welfare of the students. Consisting of homeroom representa- tives and school officers, it serves as a link between the faculty and the stu- dent body, keeping constant harmony in school affairs. By discussing topics of interest and by solving many prob- lems in its assemblies and council meetings, the group has attempted to schedule programs for student partici- pation such as the Science Talent Search, American Education Week, and the Teens Against Polio Campaign. Members ot the student council convene: ence Mal-cuszewski, Antoinette Doto, Irene Iohn Muczyk, president ot the Student Council, receives the govel, the symbol of his office, from the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Arthur B. Strenski during an installation ceremony. Other officers and class presidents were also inducted at this assembly, S T 9 P F N 1' 9 9 'J N 9 I President, Ichn Muczyl-tp Ioseph Daniszewski, Dobies, Dorothy Kubiak, Theodore Warchal, L Imelda Magann, Ioseph Aceto, Robert Colle- Robert Krupinski, Marie Vogt, and Ioan Newin- pardi, Pauline Yeager, Victor Musciano, Flor- ski, Not pictured is Irene Kanigowski. .W vis' yd Remembering the less fortunate is a vital part oi celebrating Christmas. The members of the Civics Club practice what they preach by conducting a program for the aged at St. Mary's Home each year at Christmas. Richard Pawlak, club president: Christine Haiduk, and Rosemarie Rogulski present a fruit basket and novelties in the form of miniature Christmas trees, 'I'he presentation preceded cr rendition ot carols and seasonal melodies by the club representatives. The residents look forward to the annual visit. Service to the community and the inculca- tion of sound Christian principles into the lives of men are the principal aims of the Civics Club. Comprised of seniors, the club strives toward achievement rather than personal motives. Highlighting the extensive list of human interest activities undertaken by the group are the program for the aged at St. Mary's Home in Haddonfield, the stamp drive for the missions, and a current affairs program. Under the direction ol Sister M. Louise the members aim at maintaining the standards set by previous members and at formulating new interests to guide future members. Spreading the cheer and good will of the holiday season, senior Civics Club members, Richard Pawlak and Helen Adamski chat with residents of St. Mary's Home during the group's annual Christmas program. if 3 Fa. at 4 ff' Q Obi! SAOOZ md? Striving toward a more intimate acquaintance with Spain and other Latin-American countries, the Spanish Club sponsored a Pan-American pro- gram, featuring Spanish songs and dances. Among other activities assumed annually by the club are the Pinata Fiesta, the stamp drive, and various mission programs The organization has taken an active part in boosting school spirit by seeking student participation in its programs. Spanish senoritas pose after a dance: P. Yeager, G. Petulla, E. Polek, I. Kanigowski, R. Haug, M. Undzila, M, Rosinski, M. Herron, V. DiPaolo, S, Spuler, B. Przedpelski, R. Butgc, R I-flioek, I. Tomaszewski, P. Dalton, G. Pawlowski, D. Giambrone, P. Franchetti, I. Lipka, I. DeFclco, I. Fronolich, C. Garramone, S. McAllister. C. Kaminski. SPAN.I.SH CLUB Spanish scenes and senoritas Alberta Hipp smiles happily as she enlivens the atmosorere of the South American display booth with some peppy Spanish numbers Iudy Oslowski models a typical costume of a senorita de Espana and Barbara Walinski and Patr cla Higgins look on approvingly The girls together with the other Spanish Cluo membe s have lust completed the execution of a lively and appropriate program which included botn the educational and recreational facets of the member nations oi the Pan American Union Q V f fm- 53 44. ,yx iuing an Many new social activities have been introduced in St, Ioseph High School this year. Such affairs as the Sodality, Thanks- giving, and Homecoming dances have been anticipated by the entire student body. The pupils have their apprecia- tion for the dances by their outstand- ing support and attendance. Music for the dances has been supplied by local bands such as the Red Notes and Skylarks. Make way for the Queen . . . and for her court. Her 'majesty Ioyce Gross rides in style after being crowned Homecoming Queen during field les- tivities, Her lovely ladies-in-waiting are Monica Zawadski, Sylvia Piont- kowski, Lillian Kaminski and Frances O'Byrne. I.N.I.T.I.A.T.l.O.N The frosh were met at the entrance with many suprise-s on Initiation Day. Helen Adarnski, Sylvia Piontkowski, and Veronica Wrotny help the under- classmen with their special bonnets. The freshmen seem to be enjoying themselves, Good sports! ,Mir ing S.E.N.I.O.R P.L.A.Y. -ul' For Pete's Sake, a three-act larce, was presented by the students of St. Ioseph High School, towards the latter part ot last year. The play, describing the hilarious antics of Peter Pepperdine and his taithtul churn, Bill Bradshaw, involved the acting abilities of twelve characters. Fearful of being excluded from the will of his Aunt Sarah, Peter attempted to earn some easy money by renting the Pepperdine mansion to Mrs. Clarkston and her daughters Nadine and Peggy, during the aunt's absence Mugsy, Peter's Latin coach, Dean Murglethorpe, his uncle, Iohn Boliver, and Dupont Darby become involved in a series of hilarious problems after the Clarkstons' arrival at the mansion. The situation becomes even more complicated as Iasmine, the negro servant, and Malvina, an inquisitive reporter begin to investigate. 'SP-of' 5 .gzniom HELEN M ADAMSK1 1028 Kcughns Ave Camden N I A quzet lass who s hardly seen Glee Club 23 Operetta l Crvxcs Club 4 Cordon 4 Sodahty 1234 Ftghtmg 69th 234 Cordon Drrve 4 Class Day 4 IOSEPH F ACETO 1402 Collmgs Rd FGIIVIGW N I A mrghty guard on the Btson lme A better Ioe rs hard to fmd Glee Club 2 Operetta 1 CIVICS Club 4 Football 1234 Basketball 12 Perfect Attendance 1 2 3 Presrdent l 2 4 Secretary 3 Fxghtmg 69th 2 3 4 All Catholrc 2 All Cathollc South Iersey 3 Cordon Drrve 4 Class Day 4 CARMELA H ALBANESE 900 South 4th St Camden N Always around wrth a friendly glow Thoughtful when you re feelmg low Glee Club 12 Operetta 2 In1t1at1on 4 Ctvrcs Club 4 Cordon Typtst 4 Frghtmg 69th 2 34 RITA B. ACKLEY 519 York St., Camden 2, N. I. Nerves of iron and patience aplenty, Evzdences that shes big SIS to so many Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 Imttatlon 4 Crvlcs Club 4 Sodahty 1 2 3 4 Frght mg 69th 234 Class Day 4 i CHARLES I ANDRUSZKA 1132 Iackson St Camden N I A defender of hrs rzghts hes been Glee Club 3 Imtratron 4 CIVICS Club 4 Basketball 12 3 4 Presldent 1 Vtce Presrdent 3 Frghtmg 69th 234 Altar Boy 1 2 4 i . , . 2 I .. . I : ' , , , : ' - . , 2 . I I 7 1 N457 Lf , , : : , . : : ' : . K , ' ' . 'I' ll I 1 Wlfhouf Rosemarie of Chflsflne- 1 But considerate best describes him. , : 1 f 4 1 5 ' 5 ' ' ' ' 7 5 If ' f 7 : , . , J ' : 1 1 I I l 4 - A 1 ' ' I I 1 ' I I ' .iff I Q lfll 6lfl,2 blflfllne BARBARA A BARZYCKI 1577 Lours St Camden 4 N I She has mgenuzty with an artrstrc flair Emoys bemg m on any affair Operetta 1 l1't111Ql1OI1 4 CIVICS Club 4 Spanrsh Club 3 Sodallty 1234 Perfect Attendance 23 Flghtmg 69th 234 Cordon Drtve 4 CIVICS Club Treasurer 4 HENRY I BOGUMII. 1318 Rose St Camden 4 N I A retrrmg fellow wrth not much to say Hell continue school 1f he has hrs way lmt1at1on 4 CIVICS Club 4 Flghtmg 69th 234 Class Day 4 STANLEY I BRETSCHNEIDER 1152 Everett St Camden 4 N I Tough Pootze made a sharp grocery clerk He wants accountmg to be hrs lrfes work Glee Club 2 Operettcx 2 In1t1at1on CIVICS Club 4 Holy Name 4 Class Day 4 F1ght1ng 69th 234 Choose a partner and dance Thats Iust what SIH ers are domg at the freshmen 1l'llllG1101'1 socxal IOHN M BRUNICK 1504 Collms Rd FCHIVISW Hrs New England accent tickles the ear Wzth good nature hed always ap pear Crvrcs Club 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Flghtmg 69th 234 Class Day 4 1 I f . . ., - 5 5 4: I' I Y I l , . 3 ff 4 ' ' ., ,N.l. I , 1 la ' ' l ' ,,: . A I1 QCLUOPJ DOROTHY F BRUZIO 6124 Hollmshead Ave Pennsauken N I Lite to thrs dream gzrl rs a romance Frrday trnds her at Catholr s dance Glee Club 123 Operetta 12 Imtla txon 4 Cordon Typxst 4 Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Flghtlng 69th 2 3 4 Class Day 4 MARGARET I COLLOPY 1106 North 23rd St Camden 5 N I Amxable though to strangers meek Is rt true she d lrlce to study Greek? Glee Club 1 2 Operetta 1 2 Imtza non 4 Sodalmty 12 34 Frghtxng 69th 2 3 4 Class Day 4 1? OU' WALTER L CIESIELKA 1258 Sherxdcm St Camden 4 N I As a neat guy he surely does rate Our class representatrve at Boys State Cxvtcs Club 4 Honor Soc1ety 34 Holy Name 34 Perfect Attendance 123 Natlonal Anthology Award 3 Ftghtmg 69th 234 Boys State 3 pressrons 4 STEPHEN E CZEKALSKI 925 Faxrrnont Ave Camden 4 N I Hes ot a good nalured sort Keen tor cz Joke and a good sport In1t1at1on 4 C1v1cs Club 4 Class Day 4 F1ght1ng 69th 2 34 VERONICA E CISEK 1155 Louls St Camden 3 N I As a loyal Brson Cheerleader she Cheered our team to VICTORY Glee Club 123 Operetta 12 Imtxa hon 4 C1v1cs Club 4 lmpresslons Typrst 4 Cordon Typrst 4 Spanxsh Club 3 Sodalrty 1234 Cheerlead mg 34 Color Day 34 Flghtlng 69th 234 Cordon Drxve 4 Class Day 4 Treasurer Secretary Club 4 SALVATORE B DAIDONE 1346 Brownmg St Camden 4 N I Many mte-rests clarm hrs spare trme But there are too many to lrst rn thzs rhyme Operetta 2 Inmatron 4 C1v1cs Club Foo ball 1 2 3 4 Flghtmg 2 34 Class Day 4 Cordon 4 -1' . M ' f , . I . 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V fl f 5 ' 1 1',,,i'l' 4: t, I' 69th ' .- I . x 1 ' ff ,Oi 5, 1 0 IOSEPH P DANISZEWSKI 120 Hampshtre Ave Audubon G N I This young chap has ambztton plus Hes made good lmpresszons on all of us Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Operetta l 2 lmtta txon 4 Ctvtcs Club 4 NHS Vtce Prestdent 34 lmpresstons 234 Cor don Ltterary Edttor 4 Holy Name 34 Class Treasurer 3 Ftghtmg 69th 234 Student Counctl Secretary 4 Semor Play 3 Cordon Drlve 4 Home commg Dance 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Class Day 4 TAP Representattve Vlllanova Press Panel Chatrman 4 Temple Press Parttctpant 34 WAYNE E DHAPER 1593 Greenwood Ave Camden N I A peel: at the future might show This marquee Tomght Welk Draper duo Ctvtcs Club 4 Holy Name 3 4 Perfect Attendance 1 2 3 Flghtmg 69th 2 3 4 Class Day 4 IRENE A DEVIATAK 1434 South 10th St Camden N Never callous never mean Thxs accurately descrzbes Mzss Irene Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 lmttatlon 4 Ctvtcs Club 4 Sodaltty 12 34 Ftght mg 69th 2 3 4 Class Day 4 LAWRENCE I EMERLE 1231 Prmcess Ave Camden N I Can be found at any sport event Upon hrs books hrs mmd ts bent Glee Club 3 Honor Soctety 3 4 Holy Name 34 Perfect Attendance 123 Nattonal Anthology Award 3 Fxght 1ng 69th 234 Cordon Drtve 4 Class Day 4 Impress ons 4 Cordon 4 THERESA A DNIETRO 708 A Lee Ave Woodbury N I Frzendshzp IS her mtddle name Terry and laughter are one and the same Glee Club 3 lmttatton 4 Cxvtcs Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 Perfect Attendance 3 Flghtmg 69th 234 Class Day 4 Secretary ot Secretartal Club 4 MARGARET A FEARON ll43 Ltberty St Camden N I Anythmg for a trzend she d do A nursing career she azms to purse Glee Club 123 Operetta 12 Ftght mg 69th 2 3 4 Sodaltty 12 34 Class Day 4 Cxvtcs Club llll ll ' I I - ' 1 f 1 ,tt I 1- .U . ., 4,.I. 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IOSEPH P GALASSO 2358 Kansa Rd Farrv ew N l Hrs populauty amonq u as evrdent The day he was voted woe pzesrdent lnt atron 4 Cvlcs Club 4 Operetta n n tn 9o4 Cass Vtce Pres aent 4 Class Day 4 li IOYCE D GROSS ZQ85 Alabama Rd Farrv e J Cute and peppy short rn herght To hear het laugh a frequent delzght ee Club 23 Operet a l 2 Inr tau n 4 Honor Socrety 34 Co don Typrs 4 Span sh Club V P 'J Pertect Att 3 Cheerleadrng '34 Col r Day 4 Nattonal Anthology Allard 3 Ftght mg 69 h 234 Cordon Drrve 4 Class Day 4 Secretary Club 4 Homer: m mg Queen 4 Oldllflg f RGC DOLOHES A GORALCZYK lm Atl ntc Ave Camden N l Posses es uncanny rrtu 'ION To don a cap of Nhrte rs her ambrtron Clee Club 234 Opere ta 12 Crvrcs ub 4 Cordon 4 S dalrty Perlect Attendance l2 Natlonal An thology' Award 3 Frghtmg 69th 23 Cordon Dr ve 4 Class Day 4 I A Presrdent 3 RONALD A GRANDE IEUS Mt Ephrarm Avo Camden N I In the mrdst of every yoke and pun He s qurte a lavorrte wrth everyone Operetta l lnttratron 4 Crvrcs Clsb Football 234 Frghtmg Qt 2 3 4 Class Day 4 Srster Mary Hrgrnra o 'ner adv ser of t c Spantsh Club beams a rcceptrve smrle upon Iohn Nowrnskr as the latter pre-sen s a check tor gli' 'rom he members Veron cu Csek Arlene Zalff sk There J DrVtetro loyce Gross Ioyce Krvnson Kathleen Szalanskr and I. ll n Kamrnsl-'r ., 1 V Q. 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WALTER P HAGGE 12 Pocahontas Rd H Nella The Tab Hunter of St Ioe Hzgh Alad1es man and a regular guy C1v1cs Club 4 Football 12 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class Pres1dent 1 Class Day 4 .1 CARL l HAIDUK 2001 Woodlynne Ave Woodlynnc N I Hts lrle ts a happy go lucky one Full ol jokes and plenty of fun Operetta 2 C1v1cs Club 4 Baseball 1 2 34 Basketball l 2 34 Class V P 2 Natmnal Anthology Award 3 Ftghttng 69th 234 Class Day 4 The Cancer Trculer Comes to Town The rnteres ed students hlmg through the lengthy body of the cancer tt l aut ng noontlmc r cess are llelen Adamskl Chrtsttne Ha duk Ma lenf Bu lor Ioan Nomnskl and Barbara Sxmone Marte Vogt s mre es 1 clatmed by a poster So CHRISTINE T HAIDUK 1166 Lansdowne Ave Camden N I Does all tlzmgs wrth keen pzecrszon Wants to become a Lab Techmczan Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Operetta 1 2 lntt a t1on 4 Czvrcs Club 4 lmpress1ons 69th 2 3 4 Class Day 4 ROBERT C HALLOWELL Q22 Mechamc St Camden N I All IS well when Bob s around Alter l-ugh he s nzght school bound lmttatlon 4 Ctvtcs Club 4 Holy Name Soclety 3 4 Perfect Attendance 1 3 Class Treasurer 3 Ftghtmg 69th 2 3 4 Class Day 4 . ur .fl , 1 Q A l, ' L ff at t R 7 fe ily any xv 4 V 2 A G X uw Q Q, KJ? yv ,, I 'J ' :MQW J , - ' 3' ,, v - Q ' ' ,, as ,N. 1. y I I , , t - ty 4 ly lk V. 7 .I at 0 2' . l ' H 1 2 1 ,t LV ,,,g ,Q 'li- T 4 l - .I Typistlfu sodomy l,2l3,4g Fighting it E Q lr A 1 . l x - I , IOEL W HEIPP 424 East Browmng Rd Bellmawr N I Tony IS hrs sobrrquet Hell be a handsome State Trooper one day Inmatron 4 CIVICS Club 4 Frghtmg 69th 2 3 4 Class Day 4 LILLIAN M KAMINSKI 1138 Iackson St Camden N I Enthusrasm thats magnetic Sparks thrs gal so energetxc Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Imtratron 4 C1V1CS Club 4 lmpresslons 234 Cordon 4 Spamsh Club 3 Sodalrty 2 3 4 Llbrary Alde 1 Perfect Att 13 Cheerleadmg 3 Capt 4 Color Day 34 Nahonal Anthology Award 3 Ftghtmg 69th 234 Cordon Drlve 4 Homecomrng Dance 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 Class Day 4 Secretarral Club 4 LEONARD C IAGIELSKI 935 Mechanrc St Camden N I To everyone he proves to be aflable Artrstzcally hes more than capable C1v1cs Club 4 Impressrons 4 Cordon Holy Name Society 34 Baseball Perfect Attendance 13 Color Day Fxghtmg 69th 234 Cordon Drrve Class Day 4 MARY L KAUCZKA 1053 Thurman St Camden N I Quietly she goes about Always wrllzng to help others out Glee Club 234 Operetta 1 Cordon 4 Crvxcs Club 4 Sodallty 1234 Lxbrary Alde 12 Perfect Att 123 Frghtmg 69th 234 Cordon Drxve 4 Class Day 4 IOYCE D IAHOSZEWSKI 1221 Atlantxc Ave Camden N I An X Ray techmczan she will be Faces lxte optrmrstrcally Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Flghtmg 69th 2 3 4 Operetta 1 Crvtcs Club 4 Sodahty 1234 Cordon Dnve 4 I A Presr dent 3 Class Day 4 THOMAS F KEPNER 1341 Prlncess Ave Camden 3 N I Moose co captazned the Bison squad As o er the opposing team they trod Football 12 34 Baseball 4 Basket ball 1 3 4 Flghtmg 69th 2 3 4 Cordon Dnve 4 Class Day 4 MVP Award 4 -1 f-- I ' I 1 , .,,, 1 1 llll I' ' - , , 4: ,: ' 4: ,: 4: .- .4 , . 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' I ' ' - , .,,, . 1 : l , , U NANCY C KERSHAW 552 York St Camden N I Charmmg m1ss tall and lean Shell model clothes m SEVENTEEN Glee Club 23 Operetta l2 In1t1a hon 4 C1v1cs Club 4 Sodallty 1 Pxghhng 69th 234 Class Day 4 IOHN C KROWICKI 946 Morton St Camden N I Gomg thru lrte he ll need not fret For what he wants wzll be hrs to get Glee Club 3 Imttatlon 4 CIVICS Club 4 Holy Name Society 34 Perfect Attendance 123 Class Day 4 Class Prestdent 3 Class Treasurer 4 Frght mg 69th 234 Cordon Dr1ve 4 PHILIP A KNAST l02U Van Hook St Camden N I Hes one ot the tellows the lucky ew Who boast ot a lzcense and a car oo' Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 ln1t1at1on 4 Holy Name Socrety 34 Class Day 4 Flghtmg 69th 2 3 4 Cordon Dr1ve 4 GENEVIEVE C KUPIEC l265 Thurman St Camden N I A trxend who s true a pal who s mce Her carefree way seems to laugh at 1 e Glee Club 123 Operetta 12 ln1t1a txon 4 CIVICS Club 4 Spanlsh Club 3 Sodallty l23 Perfect Attendance 12 Color Day 4 Frghtlng 69th 234 Cordon Dr1ve 4 Class Day 4 Secre tary Club 4 IOYCE A KRIMSON 232 South Black Horse Plke Bellmawr N I A gltted smger slrm and taxr Displays her talent everywhere Glee Club 123 Operetta 12 In1t1a hon 4 C1v1cs Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 Secretanal Club 4 Fxghtrng 69th 2 3 4 Cordon Drxve 4 Class Day 4 GLADYS H LAWRENZ lO7D Everett St Camden 4 N I Gladys wardrobe unmrstakably shows That shes a whzz at makmg clothes Glee Club 123 Operetta 12 lmt1a t1on 4 C1v1cs Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 Sodallty l2 34 Perlect Attendance l2 Ftghttng 69th 2 34 Cordon Dr1ve 4 Class Day 4 Secretarxal Club 4 1 , , .. ., , .. 1 1 I I 1 . 1 - . . - . 111 11 11 11 ' ' ' l l l I ' ., ,.. 1 1 f1 I . 1 1 1 11 1 111 - ., , .. 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' PAULI LEWIS 1110 Newton Ave W Collmgswood N By nature quzte hzlarrous Hardly exer serzous C1Vl S Club 4 Flghttng Eqth 234 ferna! ujwla inefid Class Day 4 EUGENE A LuBRANT MELODY L LuBRANT 25 5Brown1ng Rd Pennsauken N 1 Erdeavormg always io do her best Szmplzczty keynotes her success Glee Club l23 Operetta 12 Ctvtcs Club 4 lmpressrorfs 1234 Cordon 4 Soda 1ty 1234 Perfect Attendance 3 Class Secretary 2 N'xt1onal An thology Award 23 F1ght1ng 69th 4 Cordon Drtve 4 Qulll an r 1 I A Treasur 3 Cass Dax 4 1251 Mechantc St Camden N I D1splays a mechar-rcal mclmatzon He s r1eJer bereft of occupatrorf Glee Club 2 Ctvrcs Club 4 Holy Name Socte y 4 Ftghttng 69th 234 Class Day 4 PP IOHNI I.uBRANT 1195 Sycamore S Camden N I A 'nerrber of the Explorer Scouts Has a touch ol gemus mthout a doubt O eretta 2 Ctvtcs Club 4 Holy Name SOClC'Y 34 Perfect Attendance 23 Na tonal Anthology Award 3 Ftghtlng 69th 234 Cordon Drlve 4 Class Day 4 The Chrlarens World of St Ioseph Hosprtal Phrladelplfua proves spectal po nt ot rn e e to senxor grrls who made a complete tour ol the hospttal Mary Kauczka and Margaret Fearon pause to chat w1th one of the lxttle patxents sq A 1 Q, 'J Y ' Q . V, sf,-W . - 4 v --.1 I 4' D D J 3 ' J . Q' . , - 1 . 5 , . I . . I k r I 1 1 ,, , . , I . I , . I G . I . y I St . . M . I ' I' 4 4 I r A, Mai, I ' 'wlffw-. .,,. 1 I , A ff n . ' j .1 ., , . . I I L 5 I ,. I . 23, ' ' 7 A Cl -, - I Sc cl' 45 . er 5 l M, . r' I V 7 , , , 0 . I , ,W l 6LU8!.!4! ng IMELDA C MAGANN 1249 Lxberty St Camden N I A laughing vorce with matchmg eyes Her verse forms should wm a pnze Glee Club 1 2 34 Operetta 1 2 In1t1a txon 4 CIVICS Club 4 Honor Socrety Treasurer 34 Cordon Asst Edttor 4 Spamsh Club Prestdent 3 Sodalrty 1234 Student Councrl Treasurer 4 Color Day 4 Homecommg Dance 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Class Day 4 Impressrons 2 34 Secretarral Club 4 IOSEPH S MANGIONE 19 West Cuthbert Rd Collmgswood N I Handsome stock boy m an AGP Store Has charm a Merc who could ask for more? Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 lntttatton 4 Crvtcs Club 4 Frghtmg 69th 234 Class Day 4 Its a Chrldrens World D1 you ever have spectators whtle you eat? Then you can well tmagtne how these l1tt1e tellows felt when they were v1s1ted durmg drnner hour by Rrta Ramowskt Imelda Magann and loyce Gross tourmg Sa1nt Ioseph Hosprtal vw 'x ai. 5 Q 0 f ' , T - ' . ' . , . , .d . A wk h -I ,Q t' ' . ask , . 47 gut Qi fs of' 3 I '- -- 1 1 Is .N ' ,, r , . . V, rr' A t . . I . Q .L X f L. ' ! 1. . 1 rm Er - 4 IOANNE S MARINI 1413 South 10th St Camden 4 N I For everyone consrderatron The mrstress of each srtuatron Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Operetta 1 2 In1t1a tron 4 C1v1cs Club 4 Honor Socrety 34 Impresstons 234 Cordon Edrtor 4 Spantsh Club 3 Sodalrty 1234 Perfect Attendance 3 Natronal An thology Award 3 4 Frghtmg 69th 2 3 4 Cordon Drrve 4 Qutll and Scroll 4 Homecommg Dance 4 Class Day 4 Secretanal Club 4 Color Day 4 1' WESLEY A MAZUR 1154 Iackson St Camden N I Unpredrctable and at txmes very funny He drd his best to make dark days sunny Glee Club 3 Cxvrcs Club V P 4 Holy Name 3 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Natronal Anthology Award 3 Frght mg 69th 2 3 4 Class Day 4 we IOHN E MCALLISTER 4758 Oak Terrace Merchantv1lle N I Hes partzal to lxshmg and Fats Dom mo God bless you Iohn wherever you go Crvrcs Club 4 Frghtrng 69th 234 Class Day 4 P' rv' ANDREA S MROZ lfll Ava Ave Somerclale N I Lxttle lovable and oh so sweet Glee Club 23 Operetta l2 CIVICS Club 4 Cordon Typrst 4 Spanrsh Club 3 Sodalrty l 2 3 4 Cheerlead rng 34 Color Day 34 Fxghtmg 69th 2 3 4 Safety Counc1l 3 4 Cordon Drlve 4 Class Day 4 Secretarral Club 4 W- THOMAS M MITCHELL Haddon Ave Camden N I Part tzme usher at the movzes lntends to tackle accountant duties Crvrcs Club 4 Basketball l Class Day 4 Frghtrng 69th 2 34 IOHN P MUCZYK lOl6 Lansaowne Ave Camden N I Wlth hunulrty he accepted hrs role As top man on the S C totem pole Crvtcs Club 4 Holy Name Soclety 34 Ba l-'ctball l Perfect Attendance 3 Pres dert of Studen Councrl 4 ra C raon Drrve Class D my 4 Hornecorrtng Dance 4 ROBEHT P MORTON 2954 Eas Oc agan Rd Farrvlew N I rs quzet f afs have remarkable loxce e can hold his own m any drscourse C1v1cs Club 4 Football 2 34 Cordon Drlve 4 Class Day 4 95: i 'tv IOAN M NOWINSKI l322 Morton St Camden N In secxetazzal dutze she s p1ot1c1ent As the V P she proved etfz rent Glee Club 123 Operetta l2 Imtla 34 Sparnsh Club 3 Sodall y 1234 Lrbrary Arde l Perlect Attendance 23 Class T easurer 2 Class Sec tary 3 Suaent Councrl Vlce Presl dent 4 Na oral Anthol gy Award 3 Frghtmg F9111 2 34 Presldent of Sec retarral Club 4 Class Day 4 'Q , , H' ' gl All I 'V I, Y H ' ' ' , 905 ., , , , 1 ' I A I J 5 V - . il A ' - -. , vl- ., , . . I A . . ' I 'C' . I A terrific galIyou'd lille to me-etl tion 45 Civic'slClub 4g Honolr 'Society 2 ' , . , : - , , r I g A re- rtgmf lim 3,41 Q 5 ' 4l , is, c , .. , L' ' I ' X .Sze in FRANCES M OBYRNE 137 West Lake Ave Blackwood N I When lrrsh eyes are smrlrng Can they help but be begurlrng? Inrtratron 4 Crvrcs Club 4 Sodalrty l 2 3 4 Frghtrng 69th 2 3 4 Cordon Drrve 4 Class Day 4 Secretarral Club 4 RICHARD E PAWLAK 1144 Everett St Camden 4 N I A real hep cat lrkes that Rock n Ro But underneath a gentle soul Glee Club 123 Operetta 12 lnrtra tron 4 Crvrc Club Presrdent 4 Im pressrons 4 Cordon 4 Ir Holy Name Socrety 34 Qurll and Scroll 4 Star Herald Sports Columnrst 4 Natl An thology Award 4 g A 4 ROBERT D. PAUL ANTHONY F ORZECHOWSKI 1191 Lrberty St Camden N I Dresses so neatly wrth exceptronal care The word to descrrbe hrm rs debo narr Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 Inrtratron 4 Crvrcs Club 4 lr Holy Name So crety 34 Basketball 1 Treasurer 4 Class Day 4 Frghtrng 69th 2 3 4 SYLVIA T PIONTKOWSKI 1460 Lours St Camden As a salesgrrl she s one of the best She d lrlce to be a receptronrst Glee Club 123 Operetta 12 Inrtra tron 4 Crvrcs Club 4 Sodalrty 12 34 Frghtrng 69th 2 Iunror Achreve ment Presrdent 3 Class Day 4 1629 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden 4, N. 1. As the spark plug ot the Brson lrve He rmbued sprrrt and plenty ot drrve Glee Club 4 Operetta 2 Inrtt rt on 4 Ir Holy Name So rety 34 Football l 2 Baseball 34 Basketball l 7 2 4 Class Presrdent 3 Vrce Pres dent l Class Day 4 Frghtrng 69th 2 34 Crvrc Club 4 41 C94 MICHAEL I PUCCI Norrrs St Camden 4 N I Puch thrs boy rs known for short Football rs hrs lavorrte sport Crvrcs Club 4 Football 3 Class Vrce Presrdent 24 Frghtrng 69th 2 3 4 Class Day 4 u , h .. 1, W , , rg , 2 .. J . V: VI AMI ' ' ,,: ' Q' ' rf ' 1 : ' 2' rf? .. . 'r r fn' C , Q W 1 ' ,: 2 : : W. 'lull K ' , ll, ,,: ,J 1511 4, : : - I , ' : :. 4, A ' - ' - U f - '. ., , , , , : - fi ' ' ..: 1 . . . V' 4- ' 1 : ' .. - ' Q . L RITA P HAMOWSKI 23 Hendrickson Ave Bellmawr N I Smcere rn her pursurt of knowledge Her one lrfe s arm IS to go to college Glee Club 1 2 Operetta 2 C1v1cs Club 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 lmpres srons 12 Cordon 4 Perfect Atlend ance 123 Flghfrng 69th 234 Cor don Dr1ve 4 Class Day 4 ROSEMARIE C ROGULSKI 1198 Thurman St Camden N I Blond and blue eyed thats our Ro Enjoys gardenmg and lzkes lo sew Glee Club 123 Operetia 12 In1t1a hon 4 Crvrcs Club 4 Sodolzty 1 2 3 4 F1ght1ng 69th 234 Cordon Drrve 4 Class Day 4 EILEEN M REILLY 37 Bowers Ave Runnemede N I Ever conszderote ever serene Proud to be known as an Irrsh Col leen Glee Club 3 ClV1CS Club 3 Frghhng 69th 34 Cordon Drrve 4 Class Day 4 Secretarral Club 4 ji, fjufl VVILLIAM T RIMER 1723 Pershmg St Camden Helps at hrs dads store rn Natronal Park As cz jumor class poet he made zs mark Crvrcs Club 4 Frghlmg 69111 234 Cordon Drrve 4 Class Day 4 Rrngs and smrles go hand rn hand as evrdenced by the happy recrpxents ci the lrttle band of loyalty after the Fung Day ceremony Erleen Re1lly Andrea Mroz Ioyce Gros Lrlhan Kam1nsk1 Kathleen Szalanskr Mary Kauczka and R hard Pawlak beam apprecratron for the semor sponsored affarr 1 e r , I ,N.l- 6 . 1 . . 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S- I Uflflg T sm..- ROBERT D ROZANSKI ll82 Everett St Camden 4 N I He clatms knowledge of a subject vazxety Hes preszdent of the Honoz Soctety Operetta 2 CIVICS Club 4 Honor Soctety Presrdent 3 4 Holy Name So CIEIY 34 Football 34 Perfect At tendanco 2 Natlonal Anthology Award 3 Flghtlng 69th 234 Senior Play 3 Class Day 4 WILLIAM D SCHROEDER ll5l Van Hook St Camden 4 N I To the NHS prestxqe he lends Is known as Dulce to most ol hrs lnends CIVICS Club 4 Honor Soctety 3 4 Holy Name Socxety 34 Perfect Attendance l Ftghtmg 69th 234 Cordon Dr1ve 4 Class Day 4 l Erleen exasperated or exhllaratedo Thats somethmg only she can Say Lxlhant Kamtnskx and loyce Knmson study tho lxmshed photographs of Elleen Rellly and Mr Economy clalms the mdlvldual mterest of loyce Gross and Stephen Czekallslu MARIE A SCHUDA 1643 Crosslynne Ave Woodlynne 6 N Effervescent are her ways A smzltng example that fzxendlmess pays Clee Club 234 Operetta 12 Imtra hon 4 Clvlcs Club 4 lmoresslons 2 Cordon 4 Sodahty l234 Color Day 4 Natlonal Antholoqy Award 3 F1gl'IIll 1q 69th 234 Cordon Drlve 4 I A Se rotary 3 Class Day 4 CL. ROBERT I SCHUDA l33U Chase St Camden N I A sharp dresser as a rule Thzs lzne fellow surely IS cool ln1t1at1on 2 Clvtcs Club 4 Holy Name 34 Flghtlng 69th 234 Class Day 4 C O rl ' as I N , Q, t W, 5 . A.. 1 X , , , I . 'I n 1 Al V I: I I . I Rf 571, ,ff BARBARA I SIMONE 1173 Lrberty St Camden N I Works after school at the tzve and dxme Always contributes to a good trme Glee Club 24 In1t1at1on 4 CIVICS Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 Sodalxty 12 3 4 Flghtrng 69th 2 3 4 Cordon Drrve 4 Class Day 4 Secretarxal Club 4 MARIE 'I' VOGT 1770 Norns St Camden 4 N I A down to earth mrss whos able to ead Has humorous ways and rs oh drscreet Glee Club 124 Operetta 2 lmtra hon 4 Clvrcs Club 4 Class Secretary 1 Class Presldent 24 Flghtmg 69th 2 3 4 Class Day 4 EDMUND A SMIECHOWSKI 1340 Morton St Camden 4 N I Complete serxousness cannot clazm For he d rather laugh or joke mstead Glee Club 3 CIVICS Club 4 Holy Name Socrety 3 4 Frgnnng o9tl' 2 3 4 Class Day 4 VVILLIAM F WALDRON 116 Curhs Ave Colhngswood N I After graduatron and to thxs hell attest Hed lrlce to travel and have a good res Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 111111011011 4 Ctvtcs Club 4 Perfect Attendance Fxghtmg 69th 2 34 Class Day 4 KATHLEEN 1 SZALANSKI 1275 Dayton St Camden N I She mixes humor with sophzstrcatron To produce a delrghttul combmatron Operetta 2 ln1t1at1on 4 CIVICS Club 4 Honor Socrety 34 Impressxons 234 Cordon 4 Spanlsh Club 3 Sodalrty 234 Lrbrary Alde 1 Color Day 4 Natlonal Anthology Award 3 Frghtmg 69th 234 Cordon Drxve 4 N I Grrls State Representahve 4 Vrce Presndent of Secretarral Club 4 Class Day 4 IN STANLEY F WISNIEWSKI 1463 Louls St Camden N I On the grrdrron or servmg Holy Mass He displayed masculmzty to the very as Glee Club 2 Imhatron 4 Clvlcs Club 4 Holy Name 34 Football 12 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Flghtlng 69th 2 3 4 Class Day 4 9 'Ds o I: I.. V' .. M: . I - ' 7-.,: lv' ' v I 6. ' N 'KM ' 1 all . I ., ,.. l ., , ,. 1' . .. ' .SO Ir. I I : .. .,t I : ,: .. : : .z ,: : ,z 1 ,,: ,.: . . ,i . - 'ff . 1. . - ' 1 1 , I : : . ,.: . fi ' f VERONICA C. WHOTNY 1081 Morton St., Camden 4, N. I. A friend like her you'd hate to lose5 Her whimsical ways cure all your blues. Glee Club 1,25 Operetta 1,25 Initia- tion 45 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Perfect At- tendance l,2,35 Fighting 69th 2,3,45 Class Day 4. ff 0 HEDWIG H. ZUBRZYCKI 1267 Park Blvd., Camden 3, N. I. Wherever she goes, she takes her smile, Carrying hilarity with her all the while! Glee Club 1,25 Initiation 45 Civics Club 45 Spanish Club 35 Sodality 1: Library Aide 15 Color Day 45 Fight- ing 69th 2,3,45 Curtis Drive Award 35 Class Day 45 Secretarial Club 4. 425 fa mf M17 9 ARLENE B. ZALEWSKI 310 Nicholson Rd., W. Collingswood Hts., N. I. To her dad's joy, she appears photo- genic5 A little Miss litters in things-acer demic. Glee Club 35 Initiation 45 Civics Club 45 Spanish Club 35 Fighting 69th 2,3,45 Cordon Drive 45 Class Day 45 Secre- tarial Club 4. Wil MONICA. M. ZAWADSKI 913 Mechanic St., Camden 4, N, I. ls she nice-?'-Sure, she's swell! ls she pert?-Well can't you tell? Glee Club 1,25 Operetta 1,25 lnitia. tion 45 Civics Club 4: Sodality l,2,3,45 Fighting 59th 2,3,45 Cordon Drive 4. we-:'y 6. Iunior achievement members: Sylvia Piontkowski, Marie Schuda, Ioyce Iaroszewski, and Melody LuBrant gather information from Mr. Maurice I. Kelly, Executive Director ot Iunior Achievement in the Philadelphia area. CAri:5f To have and to hold . . . Dreams become realities when seniors are about to receive diplomas, The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Strenski presents Marie Vogt with the coveted parchment. William Schroeder, lean Kupiec and Robert Rozariski follow. Cool Daddy, Cool . . . The Villains of St. Ioseph High School Bandstand perform their antics for the freshmen on their Big Day. Swinging the jive are Robert Schuda, Richard Paw- lak, and Stanley Wisnewski. l.et's be friends , . . Ioanne Marini and Ioseph Danis- zewski, Nl-l.S. members present heart-shaped badges to these eight congenial students: Ioseph Aceto, Arlene Bukowska, Frances O'Byrne, Mitchell Kowal, Dennis Gormley, Gregory Franchetti, lane Brunick, and Barbara Iablonski. Members of the group were voted friendliest students, W li Dancing and relaxing, the mixers are enjoying a happy aftermath during Freshman Day. S.. VLI 6U'l'l V5 f wig 'digg if 4 1' ALJ? QQ?-9 Ja ?'-5,22 s, Mary Kauczka, Irene Devmtak, and Ioyce Ictroszewskl obtcnn some txps on the latest duphcctmg mcxchmes cxt the Camden County Exhlblf of progress BENEFACTORS Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. B. Strenski, P.A. Polish American Citizens' Club Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Franchetti L. W. Rimer Grammar School P.T.A. Room 202-Class ol '59 Holy Name Society Sodality of B.V.M. Mr. Leon Kauczka St. Ioseph Anne Society Rev. Edward B. Lucitt St. Ioseph High School P.T A. Mr. and Mrs R Morton Ir Union of Polish Women in America Group 5 Iohn Muczyk 58 Mr and Mrs E Vogt PA'l'RONS Rev E Kordasiewicz Rev S Krzyslqk Rev A Zemrowsla Mr and Mrs Alfred F Aceto Mr and Mrs Albanese Baltake s Bakery Barbara Barzyckl 58 Mr and Mrs I Barzyski The Boys from Mike s Mr and Mrs S Bretschneider Mrs Ioseplune Bruzek Mr and Mrs S Crechanowsla Mr and Mrs I Czeslelka Mr and Mrs Edward Clsek Chad B V Kenhaw Carmen Rxuello D DS Class Class Class Class Class Class 1959 959 960 960 960 Room Room Room Room Room Room BOOSTERS Charles W Abel Aceto s Sheet Metal Works Adams Meat Market Mr and Mrs Harold Alvord Ir Mr and Mrs Steven Andrusska Anonymous Iosephl Baltake Banasz 5 and 10 Banasz Bros Bart s Atlantic Servxce Bellmawr Cleaners Mr and Mrs Ioseph R Boruckx Mr and Mrs Frank Borys Mayor George E Brunner Mr and Mrs Frank Cala Camden Meat Company Camden Plumbing Supply Company Mrs Margaret Camgan Walt Ciesielka 58 Class of 1960 Room 103 Mrs Blanche Collopy Bud Collopy Colonial Market Rita Damszewskx 50 Delaware Valley Offrcxals Assn Mrs Mary DeMarco Diamond Wallpaper and Paint Matthew Drozd 57 Mr and Mrs A Dylah El Ray Shop Edward Emerle 57 Mr Frank Fantasia Mr and Mrs Henry Fearon Four Point Liquor Store Mr and Mrs Edward Goralczyk Mr and Mrs V Gravmese Sr Ioyce Gross 58 Mr Sxgmond Hayduk Mr and Mrs C Hallowell Mr and Mrs Grant R Harden Miss Mane Heipp Mr and Mrs Hxllmskx Catherine Hopkins Roberta Iablonsln 57 Mrs I Iagxelsla Mr Victor F Iagnelskl Walter A Iankowskr Mr and Mrs E. Iarossewskx Lucxlle Iarozynsln 55 Regina Kacrorowslu 57 Mr Charles Kaplomak Mary Kaucska 58 George P Keefer M D Mr and Mrs R. Kepner Class of 1961 Room 302 Class of 1961 Room 305 Mr and Mrs Frank Cocchxoraley Mrs Margaret Collopy Thomas A Corcoran 57 Mr and Mrs Stephen Czekalsln Mr and Mrs Dabkowski Bennie and Mary Daxdone Frank Dworan Mr and Mrs E Emerle Ernie s Fuel O11 Mr and Mrs Ioseph Fearon A Fnend Globe Internatlonal Detectlve System Mr and Mrs Iohn Gross Mr and Mrs Walter Halduk Mr and Mrs Paul Heipp Mr Alex Iaskolskl Iohn s Cafe Mr and Mrs Stanley Karmnsla Mary Kershaw Rev Stanxslaus Kolton e Carl Klein 57 Ioan Klodowsln 57 and Mrs Felix Knast Henry Knauer and Mrs Anthony Kolloutas Iohn Kosman Stanley Kozzela Iohn Krownckr 58 Mr and Mrs Iohn Krowxcki and Larry Edwin I Krug 57 Mr Frank Kulesa Iean Kupxec 58 K G W Machme Co Mr and Mrs Stanley Lepka Edward L LuBrant Mr and Mrs Eugene LuBrant Mr and Mrs M I LuBrant Melody LuBrant 58 Nancy LuBrant 59 Mr and Mrs W Macxeiewski Iack Magann 56 Mr and Mrs Wxlllam Magann Raymond Maslowskx Mr and Mrs Iames McAllister C K. McGeorge M D Mr Iohn Meksa Dr Ioseph F Meksa Ball Mrngle and Ioe Starr Ioseph Mhnarevxch Iohn Mlynarsln 57 Mr and Mrs I Moffa Moffa s Furnxture Store George I Morhauser and Family F Nelson and N Pavlak Mr and Mrs Iaxnes Non Ioan Nowmskx 58 Ioan Oleinxcsak Dr and Mrs l Edward Omaf Mr and Mrs Iohn Pacaua Mr and Mrs Pack Mr and Mrs Pelechowlcz Pxke Realty Co Mr and Mrs Andrew Pxontkowsln Sr Mr and Mrs Ioseph Pxontkowsln Bob Pluese 57 Mr and Mrs Al Pohl Polish Auxxlxary to the West Iersey Hospital Polish Baking Company Mr and Mrs Edward Praiss Mr George Reid Eileen Reilly 58 larnes Reilly Reyes Pharmacy Mr and Mrs S Knmson Mr and Mrs Benyamm Kupiec Len I.or Florist Walter I.uBrant and Mrs Ioseph Manm and Mrs E F Mazur and Mrs A Mroz and Mrs F Novlnnsla Anthony Orzechowsla 58 Parks Dames Mr and Mrs Ioseph Pawlak Mr and Mrs Edwardl Pawlak Polish Beneficial Association Pollock Bros Inc Theodore A Praiss D D S Mr and Mrs Walter Ramowsln Randolph Chevrolet Inc Mrs Marguente Reilly Mr and Mrs Iohn K. Rogulsln Mr andMrs Adam Siuda St Lucia Choir Mr and Mrs W Zebrowsln Mrs. Emma Schuda Miss Margaret Schuda Mr and Mrs Wlllxam Schuda Mr Ioseph Sepxcato Mr and Mrs Frank Smurlo Suffer Electric Supply Co South Camden Iron Works Mr and Mrs Bruno Stelmach Mr Walter Steplrowskx Supreme Cleaner s Mr and Mrs Walter Sxalansln Mr and Mrs Frank Ulak Walter A Ulxase Veteran s lewelry Store Vince s Esso Service Ioseplune Wesolowslu 55 White Bakery Mr Norman Wilton Carpet Co Donald Wmters 57 Stanley and Mary Wxsmewsk: Mr Ioseph Woltkowlak Mrs Lrllxan Woithowxak Dr andMrs E F Woxniak Bennnnin Wroblewski IB Wrotny and Mrs George Wyatt and Mrs S Wysykzewxcz Mr and Mrs Zalewski Eugene Zalewsln Mr and Mrs I Zawadskx Dr Leonard Zblkowkx D DS Dr Leonard T Zebrowski D D S DONORS Mr and Mrs Albert Acquesta Mr and Mrs Bennie Acquesta Mr and Mrs Felix Adamsh Helen and Francine Adamsln Carmela Albanese 58 Mr and Mrs Iohn Andruszka Mr and Mrs Walter Andruszka Avenue Real Estate Co Mr Wendell Balsden The Bake Shop Samuel Baker Mr Ioseph Balwxcz Mrs. Mary Balwxcz Mr and Mrs Andrew Bartossek Arthur Benecke Mr and Mrs Frank B11 Mr and Mrs Ben Bush Blackwood Liquor Store Mr and Mrs Thomas Blank Ioseph Bonk Mr andMrs Iohn P Boruckx - - - , . ' Dr. . . . ' of ' . 102 f I ' ' ' , . of 1 , 204 . ' . ' ' of l , 104 ' . . ' of 1 , 303 . . ' ' . . ' of 1 , 304 . ' ' of 1961. 301 . ' . . . ' Mr. . - - Q ' . . . . Mr. ' . . Mr. . ' ' 2 Mr. - . Mr. I I I' Miss F. Bretlichneider Frank Lawrence . van Dhjlen and F3milY . . I 1 ' . D4 . .' ' ' . . . Mr. . Breslow and Son Gull Estelle Brxggs 57 Mr Anthony Buczko Mr and Mrs F Lawrence Budzynskr Mr Ale Bunker Camden Drug Co Mr and Mrs Iames Caparellx Mrs Anna Carson Louts and Marla Celanr Mr and Mrs Chester Coach Phll and Matt Cxancr Veromca Cxsek 58 Mr Leon Cxsek F Collopy Paperhangmg Rlta Crawley 57 Robert Cucxch 57 Mrs S Cuprys Stephen Cuprys Mr and Mrs M Cybulskx Miss Sally Czekalskr Dolores Czyzewncz Wxllxam E Darpxno Mr and Mrs A Davrs Robert Davrs Mrs Mary Depha Mr and Mrs A Devratak Irm DnAmore Vnto D1Patrrzxo Mr and Mrs Iohn Domerackx Edrth and Bob Dool Mr and Mrs Peter Dramm Harry Derdley Dunner Televrsron Service Mr and Mrs Edwardl Dworan Laura Dworanczyk Mrs I Dyro Mr and Mrs I Egger Mr and Mrs C Emerle Mrs Mary Emerle Stella Emerle Farrvrew Pharmacy Mr and Mrs HenryI Fearon Mr and Mrs Federowxcz Mr and Mrs Walter Fewer Frtzpatrrck s Floral Shoppe Ioseph Franchettr Franklm Cleaner Inc Frank s Barber Shop Friends of St Ioe s A Fnend Frank A Frumento E W Gardiner Arthur Gartland Mrs Anna Gembalxk Mr and Mrs Gordon Glthens Mr and Mrs Stephen Goralczyk Mrs Mary Gove Mrs K Gorskr Mr and Mrs D Grande Iohn Green Mrs Iulla Grorh Mr and Mrs Guralson Mr and Mrs Kenneth Headland Mr and Mrs C A Hemtz Mrs V Hermanowkl Ioyce Hxckman Mr and Mrs Edward Hnxzeyko Mr and Mrs I Hoover Cecelxa C Hopkms Iames Hopkms Mrs Allce Hyde Ida s Specxalty Shop Iona Lake Hotel Trudy Irwin Dorothy Ianka Ioan Iankowskx 57 Mr and Mrs Eugene Ianowskr Mr Iohn Iaroszewskl Rrchard Iasklewxcz 56 Mary Iaskolskx Pelagna Iaskolskt Theresa A Iasko skr Ieamne C C H S 58 Ioyce and Edward Mr Leonard Iulxam Regma Kaczorowskr Mrs Wxllxam Kalendowxcz Mr and Mrs Chester Kalrnowsln Mrs Laura Kammsln and Famnly Mr and Mrs C Karlowrcz Mr Edward Kasper Maryann Kowalczyl: 55 Iohn D Kay Iack Keatxng Mr and Mrs Carl Klem Dr Iohn Kllnger Mr and Mrs Thomas Klodowskx Barbaral Knast 55 Mr and Mrs M1chaelI Knast Ph1lrpKnast 58 Mr and Mrs Zxgmund Kochanowrcz Mr and Mrs I Kornxckx Alxce Koszowskl 56 Dr Kowalsla Barbara Krrmson 56 Ioyce Krlmson 58 Mrs P Krasrnskr Mr and Mrs Stanley Krasuclu Mr and Mrs L Krause Ioseph Krazmslu and Mrs Stanley Krok and Mrs B Kryglel and Mrs l Kulesa and Mrs A Kurplclu Iohn A Kwoka Mr and Mrs P Laboda Mr and Mrs M Laczynsln Dorothy Lahuta Dick Lallr emuel Lane Gladys Lawrenz Alfred Lowry 6 Bro lnc Mr and Mrs Chester Lubrant Mr and Mrs Leon Lucas Lucy s Beauty Shop Mary H Lynch Mrs Helen Mackrn B1llMagann 53 Mrs Annre Maloney Alxce Marml SU Mr and Mrs Wm Marxno Mr and Mrs Bernard Mackowskr Mr and Mrs C Maslowslu Barbara Mathern 59 Mr and Mrs Vrctor Matthews Mrs H Marklewlcz Manta McBrxde Mr and Mrs Thomas McDonnell and Famrly Mr and Mrs Iames McPhlllxps I Meerscmd and B Commsky Peg Mxller Dress Shop Mr and Mrs G Merta Mr and Mrs W Mxckewxcz Mrs Sophxe MlCklBWlCZ Mr and Mrs A Mlgala Mr and Mrs C Mlgala Iohn Mxkulskx and Mrs T Mlnster and Mrs A Mltchell Sr Andrew A Mxtchell Ir and Mrs Edward Mrtchell Thomas Mrtchell 58 and Mrs Iames Moore and Mrs Roland Netterheld and Mrs R Nnedasrk and Mrs B Nremczura Barbara Nlemczura 57 Mr Iohn Noga Mary 0 Byrne Mr Steve O Keete Elame Olkxewrcz 57 Raymond Orzechowskl 55 Mr and Mrs Francxsl Pacosa Barbara and Ioyce Palese Mr and Mrs S Paranzmo Florence Pawlak Mr and Mrs Iohn Pawlak Mrs Mary Pazdan Mr and Mrs Stanley Pelachowxcz Iohn Pxlarz 57 Anne Plontkowslu Dorothy Plontkowskr Mrs Vlctona Ponurek Mr and Mrs loseph F Poplasln Preferred Cleaners Mr and Mrs Iohn Przenczny and Maryann Mr Iohn Przyborskx Mr and Mrs D Pucxlowskr Regma Pucxlowskr Mr and Mrs S Pucxlowskx loseph Putek Wrlham Rabar 57 Bruno I Raczykowsla and Mrs H Radwanslu and Mrs I Radzxevncz W Radzxkowsln and Mrs E Rarczyk and Mrs Rrchard Ralczyk and Mrs Stanley Ralczylr and Mrs Ted W Rarczyk Mr and Mrs I Redkoles Iohn Redkoles Mr Nnck Redkoles Mr P Redkoles Mr and Mrs S Redkoles Revallo s Cate Mr Reynolds Mr and Mrs Ignahus Rochlmslu M Rodnguez Rosemarle Rogulskt 58 Mr and Mrs Wrlham Rozanskr Mrs Wanda Rupmskr Mrlton Rusk George Russian and Mrs Ioseph Rykaczewslu Al Sayewxcz and Mrs A Sarnese and Mrs Schaefer and Mrs Theo Schuda and Famrly Mrs Vxctona Schroeder Mr and Mrs W Schroeder Wxllxam Schroeder 58 Mr and Mrs R Sclamanna Mr and Mrs H Settrmx Mrs Margaret Soule Mr and Mrs I Spawlxk Stephen Stachelek Mr and Mrs I Staslak Carl H Stech Antolnette Stelmach 55 Mr and Mrs loseph Stelmach Mr BQ Strldlck Mr and Mrs Ioseph Swxerczynskr Swmger Bros Kathleen Szalanskl 58 Mr and Mrs Thomas Szwak Ioan Talla 56 Mr and Mrs Edward Talla loseph Terrazzxnr 55 Paul1neThomase 52 Iune and Iames Thompson Paul Thompson Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson Mr loseph Tomar Mr and Mrs Iames Torpey Mrs Clara Trakey Russell Trout 57 Mr and Mrs Trytek Rxchard Urban 54 Vxllage Market Fred Wawrzymak Bruno I Wrlmskl Mrs S Wrenclawskr Mr and Mrs Iohn Wrlkle Don Wrlson Kxrk Wilson Mr and Mrs Fred Wrsmeskr Ioan M Wrsnrewslu Mrs S Wxsnlewskl Mr and Mrs Frank Wolskr Edward Wozmak 55 Wnght s Cate Yorkshxp Press Mr and Mrs Edwm Youst Mr and Mrs L Zalesln Mrs B Zalewskx Mr and Mrs Edward Zamoch Mr and Mrs Iulxan Zawltkowskx Mr and Mrs S Zembruskx Mr and Mrs S Zgltmckl Arlene L Zlmolong Mr and Mrs Leon Zrmolong Mrs Hedwxg Zubrzyclu Lrllran Zubrzyckx Mr and Mrs N Argentina Mr and Mrs S Barskr Mr and Mrs E Derwoskr F C Hull Mr and Mrs Iarkxewxcz Mrs Iohn Iasczynsln Thomas Kepner 58 Mrs loan Kon Eugene I.uBrant 58 Frances Peterson RoseMane and Rtta Peterson Mr and Mrs H Pxotrowskr Mr and Mrs F I Poplawskx Felxcra Poplawskl 55 Regma Poplawskr 58 Mr and Mrs Bxchard A Poplaslu Mr and Mrs Albert Przyborsln Mr and Mrs FrankI Rough Ir Romeo Sandomewxco Mrs Iosephme Sllier Mr Bemard Swrerczynskx Mr Stanley Swxerczynskr Dorothy M Wrelmskx Iean White . . . 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