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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

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L- Pastor, Leader, Man of God Because he has done so much for the welfare of the students, and because 1959 commemorates his silver anniversary as pastor of St. Joseph Parish, we, the seniors dedicate our annual to the Right Reverend Arthur B. Strenski. Since his arrival 25 years ago, Monsignor has been outstand- ing as a spiritual leader. A new high school with the present addi- tion, a chapel annex, a cemetery, the enlargement of the rectory and convent, and a complete modernization of both grammar schools can be accredited to his untiring efforts. DEDICATI Highlighted E 959 ul it T Robert Kwaplnskl Art Ed1tor Elalne Polek Ass t Ed1tOT Nancy LuBrant Llterary Edltor Judlth Mazur Busmess Manager Work work and more 'work the motto of the staff of the 59 Cordon Yearbook preparatlon IS a tedious task WhlCh must be done to the utmost perfection The staff must work as a umt 1f It IS to reallze a book that shows mastery of techmque and purpose So ardently absorbed 1n yearbook m9ChaH1CS are I Kamgoxnskl S Spuler P Yeager J Dynakowskl J Brun1ck and H W1atr Q , W -1... 4 I, V, -pp...-,Q---..f-.......r..T.,. Q Y t+,y 52:2 .My iff M 'W y 4. KT I ,, :H A 1 J ' 4 ' 4 -- , . C ' . Cf I . s L., . . . . K 1 X, ' ,ts -tr-sw ' i ' ,3 -I I -v -N ,. Q I K-. , - ,, 'WL ,efmwf fm ,mr . 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A -5513 ig: Q f f 'F 4 if' 'iw ' 4 6 3 if LEADERS NDERSTANDING the lmportance of acqulrmg the funda mentals of C3thOl1ClSm early ln life Hls Excellency Blshop Justm J McCarthy has stlmulated the spread of the Falth ln the Camden dlOCCSe Smce his appolntment ln 1957 to succeed the late Blshop Eustace he has labored to organlze vanous programs Thls year Hls Excellency orgamzed a vocatlon rally for boys at the D1v1ne Savlor Semlnary ln Blackwood Rev Charles P McGarry Rev John Clark IBF Supt of Schools Asst Supermtendent 1 5. W WCS Q:- Hls Excellency Blshop Justln J McCarthy .IIT- . . . . . . . . . 1 r . . . . - . . . . . . a .:,, . -Lavyjf-xig' . . . . '-EEC . . . . . . ,:4?I'.. 's.1 ?f.f' ' ---. -'f'7llTfI'f ' . . . 7 1 ' I '7'ifQ?ig91 ,A fc fjj:::2 I f '- 2,144 f- f mfg w, x ,fm .wg V, M I N to , 1, ,, 1 ' 1, ', R . D C ' ' ily'- W E 1 , I . , e . , L 1 If L ' in 'H Y ? X i .'4:1?c' ., , 'aivkafifr ' . . . . , . Supported b CAPABLE CONSTRUCTORS Rev Edward Kordaslewlcz Athletlc Dlrector Glrl Scouts St Lucy Cholr CCD Dlrector Rev Anthony Zemrowskl BVM Sodallty Boy Scouts Rell glon I Bowlmg Team Moderator Rev Stanley Krzyslak Holy Name Soclety Junlor Holy Name, Rel1g1on IV CYO Alumni Rev Stanley Wxsmewskl R6llg'l0n III Bowlmg Team Mod erator Annex Soclety Afiw-4 flora? AFPRIRF Acm e. W i sf r? wesiexgfvfgge f or fgP 'Qi Jai? cg, J 1?- f I be fimff' iii? ,A , Qfy, wwf 2' PV' 18.24-at vc .HC R Stanley Rel 1 II Grammar School Xxx X 'XC X J - J?,fL J up ' .'--ggzzfi-,i ,.. 'I fici',Z,5f A ,,' , v , . .:1l'.f- , f 1- ' Y-fr A: ,Ski ' f ' .gm ' ,' ' fo' VA , ff f. ,. zu 1. A 169' '. 5 A X - ff f 5.-1, 47- .-Hx, f .J -' ij' , , I cn - -.- .:' 3.1 . '- -Q . H , . 4 Q .L ' .. 'C-xiii 'V J' A I 'I fivqx li gi 'sf xx ' f . -'A f-: v.13: f , Ltr' ,' ,, f ' . - J . ., 2-fl , op, ng 4 1 'f ' ' .f-av i'iv1,.'2:f5 ' ' - ' f ' ' 'i .2-iffizyff' A -- arf'-4 , 1 H. ,.-.-mg' ujggagl . I, LV' 3122? 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Who guide us in . :lA X'+.i E.YI' Q ?gn-f 'nl It is with deepest sincerity that we welcomed Sister Mary Salvine who succeeded Sister Mary Simplicissima as principal of S.J.H.S. During the short span of time that Sister has directed the school, the students have come to real- ize their dependence upon her. Sister's deep concern for the welfare of the students, and her sincere interest in every phase of school life are manifested in all her actions. By awakening school spirit in scholastic, ath- letic and social life, the Principal has won the ad- miration of all. Sr. Mary Salvine, C.S.S.F. Principal Glee Club S eff. Q f I my I Always keepmg the students welfare 1n mlnd the faculty attempts to educate the students 1n accordance wlth the latest methods The Slsters lnterested ln modern teach1ng systems have attended such programs as the Vlllanova Press Con ference busmess orgamzatlons and convent1ons scxence and m8th6mat1CS confabs and Red Cross and Flrst Axd Programs L li Sr M Agnetta C C S I' Engllsh P A D Buslness Math JBT Student Councll Sr M Francelle CSSF Engllsh Consumer Ed H1story Llbrary Sclence Llbranan fr'- Sr M Eleanore C S S F Typlng Blologx Latm Forenslcs Sr M Leandra C S S I' Engllsh Algebra Rell glon 'V- Sr M Glorlosa C S S F Engllsh French French Club Sr 'NI Theresxne CSSF Spamsh Bxologx Spamsh Club -A Sr M Patnence CSS!- Secretarxal Studles Secr Club Sr Mary Celsla CCSF Hlstory Engllsh Art Ec Geogr Art Club Q' nv- Sr M Harold C S S F Latm Engl Language Arts Sr NI Tarcllla CSSI Phsslcs Chemlstrx Rell KIOH Physlcal Sutme Sclence Club Sr Mary Hllda CSSF Algebra Geometry Tr1g Honor Soclety XS Sr Mary Beata C S S F Rellglon P A D C1v1cs Club 'NI Adalbert C S S P Engllsh Publlcatlons ' ' 1 ' ' As 1 552 , Y ' 1 . -un' ' Y 3 Y 1 7 1 1 . - 1 . . , . . . . 151. ' ta -f A . 'Q 'H Q 3 ,.,- 'V .aw ' 'io' ii., ...- u u 1,1 4 ' . 1 1 1 - A 1 , . . . . - , . . . . . , . 1 . . Y ' ' 'Y 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 -1 1 ' ' -1 . ., . , . co. lm '- A Y , L4 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' - - 1 - - - - . . , . . . . . , ... . . ' 1 , . 'V 1 1 1 '1 1 - - -1 1 1 . . . . , - fu g Q s 4 I 5. . . . . 1 - 1 1 , , Sr... , I' - 1 1 ' 1 .V1 1 5 .' -'1 -1 .'1 ' ' 1 . . , . , . 1 . . . 1 1 ZHROLIGH DEvoTloN TO Goo Since the spiritual heights attained in high school set the standards for life, a definite spiritual development must be acquired early in life. The school, as the center of stu- dent activity, is instrumental in molding character and stimulating spiritual growth which will deter- mine the future paths of each in- dividual. 42' .-0 mn NJ. P vpvfff ff... .0-- .. mf' f :J 5.195 1 1 .ni I , . I l ' Kxr.'azvt 1'w.'1- Y Natalie Fattore utilizes a map illustration to ex- plain a geographic prin- ciple in American His- tory. Civics Club members: Frank Pasquarella, Priscilla Franchetti, Patricia Hig- gins, Tom Bristow, Leonard Sadowski, Pat Maher, and Barbara Walinski pause for a chat with the Rev. Burns at the St. Joseph Hospital. K. Bricketto accepts the task of instructress in the American History Class in order to instruct L. Filipek, S. Byrnes. and E. Dominick. L... In the classroom 3 'A u 4 f ,f It's not the swing but the gravi- tational pull that puts the pen- dulum in motion. This is the dis- covery of C. Tetrault and C. Denny. B. Buczko and F. Catando are eager to discover the truth of Hook's Law on the elasticity of a. spring. Many questions enter the minds of J. McCullough, H. Radwanski, and E. Opczynski as they discuss the basic fundamentals of algebra. PLEDGE TO OUR FLAG EGO VEXILLO unfroalm srnruxm AMERICAS AC szeuPusucAE ww :gow ivsvm I Q , Paying tribute to their native country, these former Roman citizens and present loyal American patriotists dressed in the attire of ancient Romans, use their newly studied language to pledge allegiance to the United States of America. Ego vexillo, lfnitorum Statuum Americae are the words that your from the hearts and lips of Latin I students: Frances Kryza, Francis Kitchmire, Joseph LuBrant, Joseph Kalin- owski, Allan Sotys, and Patricia Kopec. through MENTAL DELIBERATICJ CATH CLIC EDUCATIO 3 Lnsonn The task of converting mechanical energy to electrical energy is under- taken by junior scien- tists: R. Gross, J. Fron- ckowiak, G. Grygo, and E. Jackowski. Pondering over a serious problem, Leon Jaconski -.W . X4 X Q JMX xr- 9 f xl ' ' g x Y glances at his text book. ...fu . F . '.,' ' 1 , , V p 'fr G' ' JL 5 X V 5 lx .' n f, 1 X X ed expressions and friendly disagree- gf t seem to mix. Juniors F. Sullivan, E. IS rine, K. Stratton, and H. Stickney make ran attempt to master the secrets of correct word usage in their grammar course. Education is one of the most important assets a person can possess in the modern world of today. When it is a Catholic Edu- cation, the holder is all the more richer as such possession leads to the Truth. It's not that hard class, but it requires some con- centration, states C. Zamitis while explaining the fundamentals and historical periods of American literature to C. Walsh, E. Ruchalski, K. Gedral, and D. Steiner. LJ School publications have a way of stimulating the interest of M. Henwood, R. Ptasinski, B. Honrychs, F. Makuszewski, D. Schaub. In today's world, an education is extremely important if one wishes to succeed Howexer education alone is lnsuflicient for life Vhthout character without morals and without guiding pr nclples education can be is harmful as ignorance For thls reason a Catholic education ls xeiy 1mpo1tant It IS the task of the Catholic teacher to educate the complete man in mind body and soul for citifcnship in t1me md etermtx A Cathollc education is the means of attaining the ideal goal an eternal reward. 'ri life F A I English minded students, JoAnn Zabylski, Josephine Sullivan, and Maryann Schultz explain the prin- ciples of public speaking in the freshman class. Deviating from the usual course of study, L. Panek, A. Undzila, A. Balasaitis, M. Akarman, and M. Baldyga take time to study masterpieces depicting Our Lady. E. Chudzinski, P. Budynski, E. Lipinski, J. Greco, and W. Di Mat- tesa receive first hand instruction on the study of stained glass windows. Bob Kwapinski kisses the ring of His Excellency Bishop Justin J. McCarthy at the Blackwood Vocation Rally. It's Come to the Polls for the members of the Civics Club who prepare to vote by secret ballot. . .,,., GCD in all we do A.. fn? i f'- -Ekif. .. wwf . ., A ,, , gh, ef 6 U Y 49 ' 'iff' E ' .A 'r 2 l .. 552 :LQ ' 5551 And through DEVGTIGN to CUR LADY r I - G Q p Y I I e s . S In W Q5 I , Q by A , qryw t. fr P V 1 M at , it K A f A Q N A ., f ' 5, 4 1 f to it 2 q,:V f e , rr n . ' A . J s. To Thee we pledge our love . . , Junior, Antoinette Pilarz crowns the Blessed Virgin Mary at the Sodality May crowning. The annual crowning was held at the St. Joseph Church. Attendants to the crowner included members who were present at all sodality functions during the year. The Sodality also sponsors an annual fashion show, teenage dances, and other parish affairs to further Catholic action and to promote Christian spirit. The Bible, source of all wisdom, ,X x guides the thoughts of Richard F X, Schoenborn, Anthony Zubrzycki, ' Francis Vosile, and Robert Walsh - to higher ideals. K 3 - , 5,-..,,5,, , .H Lenten devotions include the Sta- tions made by L. Spuler, J. Szala- giewicz, and K. Shire. ..f' T. Tanska and L. Tontarski ad- here to the fact that Catholic lit- erature provides food for the mind and soul as well. Voices of G. Kozlowski, C. Ortloff, K. Pisarz, W. Polek, C. Rogers, and J. Sarama resound in a ros- ary of love to honor Mary during her month. A. Soltys and R. Lubelski arrange the altar for Mass at the annex chapel. M We EDUCATE OUR SOULS for ETER ITY M. Murray and S. Urban light a candle to invoke God's help. Juniors E. Korkowski and J. Marlowe kneel de- voutly. :Q ......-...l-1. J. Panek and S. Colburn consult a stu- dent's indispensable aid, the dictionary. Today we not only absorb the knowledge that is known to us but seek to add to the flowing fountain of education by what we ourselves experience. All that we learn in the present will enable us to see over the horizons of the future as we gaze into tomorrow. Our Catholic Education will guide us to our destiny as it shall increase with time and with time shall continue into eternity. Retreat time induces J. Orzechowski, R. Matera, S. Zduniak, and D. Schaub to visit the library in search of religious pamphlets. K. Wilk, A. Van Horn, and B. Palese render Church hymns to the accompaniment of organ music played by A. Kidawa during the morning Mass. nd TRAIN OUR MINDS toward avi.,-,uf ' 5 ..uv a WA .7 ,L,,,-f Climaxing the day at school J. Liwok, R. Marek, J. Roszkowiak, G. Huber, and C. Jaep flank the Rev. S. Wisniewski to engage in a friendly chat. Leaving desks and books behind, D. Rudolph, R. Pacella, M. Swiacki, R. Tanski, J. Shanahan, and C. Schmitz gather in a group at the main entrance to the high school to pay tribute to the school's patron saint, St. Joseph. I I Off on cloud nine, or just merely puzzled? T. War- chal deliberates over an important question. J. Szymborski and S. Zu- kowski make a visit. l 4. A 1 m . , , , rv Xb--1, xx- Mrs. Trytek, Mrs. Pisarek, and Mrs. Ponurek wait on steady cus- tomers: Barbara Kulesa, Pat Ron- czka, Geraldine Wasiolek, Julia Formanek, Wanda Banasiak, San- dra Kubiak, Franny Klepka, Ann Wudyka, and Kathleen Boris. N tim , - ft' 1 l ' we ,V l' The mind i we tool of thought, but since Vi ivldllf J o Uwought is 'Taiibroad as the universe, the mind must' be developed to think logically. ithxgdiligence and concentration as the self- .pilhf lements used in coordination with an 'vCdl1C3lZlOl'1 ibasQd on God's world of evident I truths, 'we are able to unlock the door to an abundant wealth of food for the mind or logical' thinking. By realizing the height of perfection that is ours to achieve and by becoming determined to use every possible means to achieve it, we as standard-bearers for Christ, can become proud possessors of knowledge and understanding. Preparing vestments for Mass at the annex chapel is the daily task of Sister Mary Theresine and sophomore girls: Judith Strickland, Ann Paschal, and Frances Rafferty. CHROUGH SCHOLASTIC ENDEAVOR In today's world, the necessi- ty for intellectual knowledge can- not be denied. To succeed in one's chosen vocation, one must know every facet of his field. More important is the injection of Catholic principles and action into every way of life. To attain this goal complete knowledge is imperative. Q: :Q ff I n is 'In -S , V 1' , .Q STEEL IS Minn .as 'lm 1 4 .1 . 1 l..J J at 2-R . r 2 S1714 e 5 ' .iff ll fix - -- ' - - -sublimin- .7 C 7' i 3 I 2 EB Students of today, but explorers of tomorrow. Freshman world history students: E. Busch, R. Bunkowski, J. Boylan, P. Clapp, K. Cindella, M. Boguszewski, P. Curran, and E. Basalik study about the discoveries of the past, and geo- graphic positions of countries and bodies of water. Their instructor, Mr. G. Plocharski looks approvingly upon the fruits of his labor. Since man benents only by realizing the mistakes of his predecessors, it is necessary to study the world of today in order to become better citizens of tomorrow. To prepare for citizenship, the condi- tions of the world as well as of our own country and government must be known. By studying our changing world and combining knowledge with wisdom, the students of today can ameliorate the world and make it a better place in wich to live. Current news arouses the interest Sister M. Leandra and Sandra Os- Conjugating in Latin seems quite of two freshmen studeI1tSI E- Lip' lowski discuss an Algebra I prob- a task to D. Schweitzer and A. inski and R. Nowinski. lem, Young. By STUDYI G the World of toda With anticipation, anxiety, and enthusiasm, the freshmen experience the transitions from childhood to adolescene, During the next four years, the course of their lives will be set, They will acquire not only wisdom and knowledge, but also character and the Catholic principles to guide them through life. In the hands of youth lies the strength of the nation. ff ' . -aaixmaurt It -'llliti 5 Time out for a cheerful little earful. Mr. llaslowski digresses from his world history course to refresli the minds of his pupils with 21 ulflxw-1' anecdote. A. ffola.che, L. Devine, V. Hs-lmbold, K. Hendricks, .l. G11-vo, F. Ft'l'llLilltlt'Z, C . Frame, J. Garrison, B. Gannon, W. Moss, W. Dorkowski, W. Di Matt:-sa, lt. Nowinski, J. Hojnowski, D. Schweitzer, M. Baldygu, J. Costello, R. Schultz, J. lirennan, and A. Balasaitis listen attentively. In CHder'mnbecome BETTER CVHZENS ST.JUS Emi mm Silllq DAWN' X A W4 Freshmen T. Prosinski, J. Higgins, L. Ellis, J. Jablonski, H. Feltman, G. Jakelewicz, J. Sochanchak, C. Hinchliffe, L. Dooley, M. Donahue, M. Burke, R. Fritz, C. Cuning- ham, T. Keller, T. Witkowska, and K. Garbacki listen as seniors, J, Collepardi and V. Higgins explain the school emblem. E. Luckiewicz and R. Olkiewicz study in quest of the phrase that pays. Sr. Mary Adalbert and Sr. M. Theresine get acquainted with Mr. Peter Sterne at the Barrington, Metal Edge Box Company. Courier Post visitors: S. Bartoseck, J. Guzejko, Rita Przybyszewski seem engrossed in studying the newspaper mat. Preparing to accept res- ponsibility as future lead- ers, John Corrado, Rita Filipek, Joann Dynakow- ksi and Pauline Yeager listen attentively as Dol- ores Czyzewicz explains the importance of the three basic social units of society. Hoping to become the secretaries of tomorrow C. Garamone, P. Maher, P. Dalton, J. Oslowski li. Polek, D. Giambrone, and C. Garramone, P. Maher, papers and magazines re- lated to the business world as part of the Sec- retarial Club activities. Juniors are off for an- other school day packed with knowledge, fun and preparation for the fu- ture. If we only had money to back these checks! fa, Minor responsibilities certainly play a definite role in the development of the individual. The appointment of students as representatives and vice-representatives, minute-men, and blue ribbon girls, has proved effective in upholding school standards. Breakfast and a French atmosphere! They go to- gether! This is the opin- ion of F. Yankauskas, M. Clark, and Bembenek. Sail on, Roman boat' men, is the message of L. Pilarchik as he rinishes his Latin project. accepting MINQR RESPONSIBILITIE Con mucho gusto these gal scnoritas illustrate Spanish influence on American customs. I. Ordile, D. Rade, S. Vogt, P. Jaworski, M. Beck, P. Ramow- ski, B. Podolski, M. Orzechowski, B. Kolasa, T. Mikolajcczewski, gather after school hours to make a display of Spanish novelties which will be exhibited on Pan American Day. The purpose of this is to acquaint the students with the various Spanish celebrations and festivities. Jim No, it's not a rocketship to heaven, but rather a telescope which attracts an interested group of neophyte scientists: Ronald Kidawa, Joan Bush, Chris Castrogiovanni, Barbara Haday, and Eileen Miaczynski. ,1-i l Amateur artists F. Sim- one, J. Miglioccio, M Pluquez, M. Goodwin, and B. Matura display their talent in original art work to art enthusiasts C. Beckas, A. Maiorano J. Brzozowski, P. Kane D. Dorkowski, and A Drapczyk. In quest of an interview on the fight against TB Katherine Mroz and Nancy LuBrant are introduced to the Municipal Hospital's laboratory helper by Dr. Coriell of the hospital staff. Q? By Using Our Minds for MAJOR PROBLEMS 'riff LPN N Chemistry students, G. Murray, H. Wiatr, and J. Toczylowski avidly watch J. Dimter as he per- forms an experiment. Apparatus in hand, J. Schultz, V. Romeo, L. Pilar- chik, and A. Kidawa ponder over a physical science problem. A. Lewandowki shares his astonishing find with J. Brunick telling her, It's fun to ride at about 793 m.p.h. B Us ng ur Individual SKILL Charity for all is the thought behind the work of B. LoPresti, M. Mig- nogna, R. Burgo, P. Stickney, and E. Hart. Endeavoring to prove their point in typing that practice makes perfect are B. Barlowe, K. Brad- dock, B. Babiarz, and A. Marini. M. Fischback explains to B. Coach, B.'Costigan, S. Gibbons, and A. Busch the difference between Greek and stenography. Second year secretarial students M. Herron, M. Rosinski, and J. Fronol- ich exercise their skills at the comptometer. The Race for Space in the Impressions Drive is recorded by Robert Kwa- pinski. It's not the giver but the gift that rates, claim J. Strickland, D. Kubiak, L. Kenny, and C. Kucinski. Sophomore mechanical drawing students add fin- ishing touches to a plan devised by their teacher, Mr. Erwin Lux. Xl L an, '7' I i1a241.5. J si ,md 'fi-ff? SWB Qxaw in Kd if I .A Z A I rfvk F' yn I ni M , .Av- ...a-'11 Combining ideas and opinions proves to be effective Biology students M Czyzvk F Coxeleslq W Croce J Budniak M D1Francesco J Five S.J. girls represent Felicians in the Lourdes Pageant. All aboard for the trip home! Deibel A Bul oxxski and D Gormly do their share in the completion ot a successful experiment To PRESENT NEW IDEAS and IDEALS As an individual every student has his own ideas concerning life and the ideals he wlshes to follow in life Since the future of the nation and the world lies in the hands of youth, it is necessary to direct these ideas and ideals to useful channels. By cultivating a love of truth, justice, and charity, the students will judge ambition and idealism by wisdom and knowledge. Through such func- tions as the Student Council, clubs, assemblies, and publi- cations staffs, the students receive the opportunity to present ideas thus gaining the.quality of leadership and the responsibility of citizenship. Three heads are better than one, especially when they're the heads of Nancy LuBrant, K. Mroz, and J. Oslowski. tl Quiet please, students at work! Sister Francelle supervises the work of her library science class: R. Filipek, R. Piekarski, T. White, J. Brophy, J. Henwood, R. Gibbons, W. Grygiel, T. Gizelbach, J. Burke, A. DiMaio, C. Emerle, S. Kubiak, E. Chi-zanowski, W. Szczygiel, J. Krawczyk, J. Jawor- ski, R. Niedziejko, R. Rodriguez, R. Darigol, R. X X, , ,ELXF X I .vt V, ,, X f u I ws l vw' 'QQ J, K S 'X Beauty, not taste, is the motto of the participants in the decorative egg contest. Zukowski, D. Basera, W. Foster, D. Cucich, R. Ros- inski, C. Martinac, A. Toccia, J. Williams, J. Sli- wowski, G. Templeton, B. Sikorski, S. Vitale, F. Bontkowski, M. Sobolis, A. Mackiewicz, M. Krygiel, M. Walter, D. Kokocha, F. Rutkowski, and R. Gib- bons, who learn the fudamentals of filing. ' S AW I a S X William Sherlock Student Council President Nancy LuBrant Secretary of LE DERSHIP Faces of R. Haug, L. Budzynski, E. Polek, and I. Kanigowski beam with gratitude after receiving award letters from the Rev. E. Kordasiewicz. ,S 'F 9- 4 42 52 X go af Robert Collepardi Vice-President Ronald Kubiak Treasurer And strengthening ties of FRIENDSHIP 'Gigi fri Santa Claus may be coming to town, but he first pays a visit to the school bringing fun and gifts for everyone and especially for his favoritesg Sr. M. Leandra, Sr. M. Celsia, Sr. M. Louise, and Sr. M. Harold. Friendship as the link that binds human- ity, is an important factor in school life. High school friends are bases of lifetime friends, and the principles acquired in youth are those employed in later years. Begun in the freshman year, a friendship toward the school and teachers is established and nur- tured, until in the senior year, an invisible bond unites the students with everything for which the school stands. The school ring, as a symbol of loyalty, is an outward mani- festation of the intrinsic love which binds students and alumni to their Alma Mater. The Rev. David Falvey, O.S.A., points out the need for Catholic Journalism to Judy Oslowski, Ronald Kubiak. Paul Moss, Janice Guzejko, Maryann Or- chowski, and Carole Toczylowski who canvass Villa- nova territory. ffx , 7 f if CQ, .J H, pw- 4 X o Ronald Kubiak and Lawrence Pilarchik engage in a conversation with entertainer, producer, and playwright, Eddie Dowling, after his address at the Villanova Press Conference. Strike up the band and off we go with C. Garra- mone, K. Brown, A. Branco, P. Anselmo, L. Bar- bara, J. Roszkowiak, and B. Konieczka. T. Glab and D. Kubiak observe artists at work in Villanova. L. Pilarchik and R. Kubiak examine nauti- cal apparatus at the Villanova Naval Building. s 3 Christmas spirit is enhanced through the friendly exchange of gifts by K. Martorana, E. Marra, V. Moschella, and P. Ayres. S. Spuler and I. Kani- gowski render a musical selection. WV X 1 W A, To further the IDEALS of CATHOLIC EDUCATIO To train man in order that he might become a better influence in his community has been the ideal of education. This ideal includes the education of man in mind, body and soul, To further these ideals, several factors must be em- ployed. Man must study, intend the good, reason how to attain it, and follow the dictates of his conscience. In this way, he utilizes what he has learned not only to improve his community, but to ameliorate his own behavior and attitudes. The Rev. Stanley Klos- kowski injects religious enthusiasm into the hearts of his students: Marie Pucci, Joanne Piot- rowski, Sandra Imbesi, Kathleen Santone, David Koszowski, Nick Perna and John Stelmach. B. Swierczynski follows D. Szalkowski's train of thought in explaining an Algebra II problem. Mathematically- m i n d e d Paul Moss is fully aware that geometry is an im- portant subject. Sister M. Hilda explains the problem R. Pohl dem- onstrates to geometry students: R. Levecchia, F. Hodnicki, S. Jopski, F. Dziengowski, V. Moschel- la and J. Jablonski. 11 fir, ffff' Z' ..f'R vw-MPN. in Qlkb Q 1 i CIN 1,17 C s 1 Qfp- I x S 3 The road to heaven through truth in Catholic publications is specifically explained by J. Godal, R. Giuliano, B. Hendricks, B. Schaeffer, and J. Smuger- esky to F. Murphy. . .Q lxwiif A 'N-ww . In the past school year the Impressions and the Cordon received All-Catholic honors for outstanding literary achievement in school publications from the Catholic School Press Association. The Cordon was hailed meritorious for re- flecting the ideals of the school and for deepening student understanding of the various events and departments essential to scholastic life. The Impressions recognized for the pro- motion of Catholic activity by the above mentioned Catholic Association also received the International First Place Award from the Quill and Scroll Association. Presently, the Impressions bears three top awards: All-Catholic, All-American, and Medalist. These coveted designations are due to the unflinching service of staff members. I 'l'll,. lg. .1 Seniors: R. Kubiak, J. Oslowski, N. LuBrant, K. Mroz, and E. Polek recite the journalist's pledge during the Quill and Scroll Induction. The qualifications of a true journalist are repre- sented by C. Toczylowksi, E. Polek, S. Urban, J. Oslowski, B. Jablonski, N. LuBrant, and M. Orze- chowski at the Quill and Scroll Induction. In the IMPRESSIONS and in the CORDO 'K E. Polek, E. Bretschneid- er, N. LuBrant, and P. Yeager listen to an ex- planation of yearbook printing processes during their visit to the Campus Publishing Company. Strolling across the Vil- lanova campus, P. Moss, C. Toczylowski, R. Przy- byszewski, J. Guzejko, E. Polek, and L. Pilarchik are on their way to an- other conference. Katherine Mroz is absorbed in her TB or not TB? is the query Judy Oslowski presents her topic panel topic at the Villanova Press Nancy and Katherine pose before on staff organization at the Villa- Conference. Miss M. Jones at the Municipal nova Press Conference. Hospital. Do you really need all this machinery to print a newspaper? is the question in the minds of B. Gillette, K. Mroz, D. Kubiak, and J. Lambert as they watch the presses at the Courier Post. A scene from t'The Life Of Berna- dette is dramatized by D. Mor- ano, K. Martorana, and I. Dobies S i s t e r Loretta fMaciejewskiJ gains the interest of C. Di Renzo, and A. Doto in vocation literature. Ballerina, Kathleen Martorana swings to the tunes of seasonal melodies. The occasion was the celebration of the Lourdes Centennial. A. Doto and C. Di Renzo are fas- cinated by L. Rogalski's garb. Pat Hamilton and Leonore Rogal- ski tap dance to the tune of Win- ter Wonderland during the Christmas performance. Ml f , f f ff ,U QW X nd in our DRAMATIC VENTURE United we stand: divided we fall, is the expressed opinion among students of this high school who form an organization of mutual understanding through school as- semblies. Discussing problems, forming opinions and entertaining fellow students are the main issues on the agenda. Through these responsibilities, the students learn to respect the ideas and ideals of fellow schoolmates as well as more educated adults. They strengthen bonds of friendship, and learn to develop the qualities of leadership, which will help them as students of today to be- come the citizens and leaders of tomorrow. Y g.g :few 5 . f ' ' ' Q Y J xi . n L t 9 ' ,, 'Y v Y K , Y W . Q . sn' ' i ' Y v. .V l X ,, sis o . ls , -it X I , kung. lx x ' f it rd' t 135 The Nativity scene is reaenacted by sophomore students who pay homage to the Christ Child. Meinlzers of the Glce Cluln made their dcliut this your with 11 song in honor of the lit. ROV. Msgl. A. B. Strenski on his feast day. MOLDI G OUR LIVES for It's the quintet again at the Franklin Institute. Man, does this air smell good! Especially after lab. tu, Tis 'L+ I EQ Q51 bfi , e If -sz2fi5!9'k?QE1'! -.gl ,jig 'J ,. 41 Q, xv 1. Discussing an equation, D. Miloszewski holds the interest of her fellow classmates V. Zanetich, S. Wasko, D. Collepardi, G. Pendyke, C. Kaminski, B. Taraszkiewicz and B. Pi- ontkowski. La muchachaf' answers J. Kaploniak as E. Lang takes a review of the H Spanish vocabulary. . 4 . K I -W'f X1 'VII' Maurice Kelly area director explains the fun damentals of Junior Achievement -QL. Marie Nlicgorski and Amelia Maiorano observc famous paintings at the Philadelphia Art Alliance Institute. bk.:- Deviating from the usual course of study NI Szc-zo pank1exx1c7 F Pasquaxella and I- Haxt take time to learn the seczets of adx 0lt1Sll lg' Cielito Lindo is tops on the Spanish Hit Parade according to M. Budniak K. Kitchmire C. Bajkow- ski and A. Bush. The globe seems to fasci- nate these freshmen ex- plorers. Searching the earth are: E. Pendyke ,J. Kunicki, R. Piechocki, G. Monaghan, R. Lubonski, R. Jaconski, R. Wdziecz- kowski, R. McGarrigle. ZHROUGH GALLANT sPoRTsMANsHlP To fulfill the purposes intended by God, the energies of the body must be developed to the utmost. When energy is channeled in the right direction through sports and similar activities, competition, sportmanship, and a sense of fairplay develop. Through these facilities, physical prowess results. Ai:-f X f 3 6 ' I ,NNI L! gs gi ,JU I f U 1 5 1 ' f 1 , ff 1 fl I By displaying SPIRIT MW W WWK Push-ups, jumpin' jacks, and sit-ups are a few of the many ways by which our team warms up for practice and games. The Bisons standing row by row are shown doing their invigorating exercises which are termed calisthenics. These calisthenics help the Bisons gain strength and agility so that The charging Bisons faltered again in their yearly attempt to outwit the pigskin as another football season passed into last- ing oblivion. Though the records will ever show seven losses and one win, few were the games that weren't played with spirit, vitality, and strength giving any sport fan a game worth the price of a ticket. With a small squad and a limited number of substitutes, the Bisons won many third quarters, but faltered in the last period because of a tired line and arm-sore backs. Much pigskin-in-the-plays, better known as the Sherlock-to-Branco-to-goal pass, played wifi llbg they may be physically fit in all their endeavors. After the exercises are over, the gridsters go through passing, kicking, and blocking drills and then dash on to the field to lead the Bisons on to a victory. a predominant part in each game, while the tacklers dug in and the guards pulled out making it all possible. Though the backfield will ever claim praise and headlines, the linemen have proven themselves unsung heroes. When the occasion arrived, the loyal eleven unsung heroes with one motto, Hold that line held back strong opponents that were too close for comfort. The season is over, the uniforms and equipment are stacked away, but the echoes are still heard crying, Wait till next year. X r l 1 ' L L ' ' I ' fa . ' , , L I ', .4 ,, , 1, Y .'f , ' . ,, f ff' ff ,wi v my if 0 df JW! f f M ff, John Stelmach catches a pass and eludes two Wilson tacklers. Tony Martin digs deep to cut off right end run. A -of-W. y and TEAMWORK I l H Q . Mlrfaagnd Bob Murphy clears the way for Bill Sherlock in the tense game against Camden. Congratulations are in order as Mr. Litwa presents trophies to well-deserving ball players. With an ALL- OUT EFFORT S.. , , .,5..., ge ff -- ' ' A-' -' --2 'rf! :'N 1'1m'f Q: 1 4 1-- .fa-ea..-'sf 0 1' v' . if '-'f. s.'79'i3r'- ., I M .,. - -- - -fe N .sJ:.rfw g ,gs--f i A ,fwgif .1 - Arr-' 14. mf,-'Z'q,, . .we s3gf,,.- it if . -Q.. .- .1-si it ' , 1 m:fg..z. 'c'ai'ufw'5t 1' 1 A Len Baldyga heads around right end for a substantial first down. Sherlock and Carey come to block. I 'i W 'f A , 1 an X' M s ' C -'Q'-T' 1. M 'Q .. xg , - Q' a. wi, ug. ' 5.- ' W was-if Wx' 'R swung, ' Q-. .dx .fs an 'W -. hue' t ,, ,Q 5 V sk? .f .A is s :M N gkwswm la-.QW VN Y. ' ,M .. hm' A: .' .N X f - Yr, fs' Sq'QvN s . . . . -2 1 XX -s X L H J' 'S-. .. 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Football We They 0 Camden High 38 12 Holy Spirit 22 0 Woodrow Wilson 21 6 St. Matthew 14 0 Camden Catholic 25 0 Gloucester Catholic 12 6 St. Joseph Prep 31 14 Bishop Eustace 12 ll The Rev. E. Kordasiewicz, athletic director, peps up the student body during a rally preceding the Camden game. .'2'.z...... ,, ff., P 4'-'-- '. 5 A1 iu fvw: 4, , ,-vff' f, 'L'-vt. RL-'-4,? . i ' ' 'Qi c'h '-' ,- 4' , ill.. , , I K . 1 A Ip . . .5 ' - 5: - ,,., . .Q . 'Jap-. . 5 - A ' . . 4 -, 'A - ' ar,j'4'+ , ,' Sy-1,5f,: gjhfpf -2' .4 .s f- ::3:Z?.v 'fi 'V may . if 'IJ - Z , .I azz Q we - 'fl inf.:- ag, 1,-32 ,'. .,, Fi7i Q' ,,A ,u '-1 .QQ --H 4 . , K-..4:4t ge'g4s. f-+ . . - ,o . Walt Nif-gfwski catches a pass, defleets St. Matt's tackles, Bill Sherlock completes an initial pass to John Bo und sc-outs fifteen yards for a touchdown. gaeki for a first down against St. Matthew. On the FGOTBALL GRIDIRO 5, W' 2- Paul Zachary tallics on Frank Schivao's single after a triple in the midst of a Bison rally. The tally helped in a Bison victory over the Purple Avalanche in a City Series tilt. By DISTINCTION on the BASEBALL DIAMOND fy -x-fwffrg A., , pf' , 0 , V g . , . AM: 8.4 7 55:4 gh ,W - , . 4' .-. 'B' i 'ff'?Q 1 .xi K i 'L John Stelmach triples to Tony Martin is tagged by left. a Camden man. Q Henry Malesinski connects for a hit. The charging Bisons put their best hoofs forward last year, as they came across the home plate with a count of nine wins and eight losses. Coach, Al Litwa, came through with an almost entirely green team which he de- veloped into experts. Although the Bisons captured only second place in the City Series, they displayed a spirit that was lost in the past years. With the acclaimed pitching of John Bogacki who garnered a pitching award and the hard butting of John Stelmach, the Red and White team marched on to school fame. Wonder shortstop, Walt Carey, sought and captured the Bruce Vitolo Award tor being the most valuable player of the year, while outfielder, Len Baldyga, con- tinued his spree of base stealing. Togeth- er with them A1 Morton, Bill Sherlock, and Walt Nicgorski worked to put S.J.H.S. on the victory test. --iw: . , ' With a smile and Thank you the happy John Bogacki accepts the Most Valuable Player Award pre- sented to him by Mr. Joseph Mc- Comb. -if . 3'L-, - . ss-fa 34:51 - ff . -.,. 'S fy- . fn-rs rl' r QM' T With another Red and White victory in sight, Hank Malesinski steps across the S.J. plate. John Stelmach rips his way into home to bring up another run against the Avalanche. , I i i 1 5 1 Z , 1 ! l ggi.. Bill Sherlock scores against Camden. QP ...x.- 4 '-'im-.ET ' 4 'V 's A ' 5 A' U .1 N aagsvuv 4 1 fl? I, ,1 A .V 15 r .X .I I k ,xky if 1 su' X ff X , 'X' A : The Rev. Anthony Zemrowski and the Rev. Wisniewski, moderators of the new howling league, discuss future plans with Sister Mary Salvine, who is also a sports enthusiast. Ulf you give me an extra spare, we'll take this game, says Joseph Dimter to Eleanore Bretsehneider. Richard Kaczorowski is just making a final check at a weekly bowling match. ' f 14 Cffylpljpj H ,aww 473' 4 H 5 I X 4 I N, at ,V . 1 ? f T To spark interest in extra-curricular sports, a bowling league has been organized under the supervision of the Reverend Stanley XV1snieu ski. With the enjoyment of the students as its primary aim, the league meets weekly after school. Consisting of twelve teams with eight students on a team, the league sparks competition among the participants It provides an opportunity for players to demonstrate their bowling skill and to play against teams, Competition is spurred to greater heights since the person and team with the highest score are awarded a prize. an Q xx D ao '1 shi rols one down .1 Q 1 from an ohstixing no Victory or die, the phrase that once inspired an army with courage and spirit, now inspired a small un- known Red and White JV basketball team to capture the coveted Camden City Championship award for 1959. Making school history, the hus- tling champs went all out not only to defeat but to massacre their op- ponents from all points. Lack of height, always a worry, was soon fogotten as the junior players proved that practice makes perfect. As the season ends We claim one reminder: Our JV of today is our Varsity of tomorrow. Al Morton outjumps a Merchant- ville player for an easy two points, as teammate Ted Kompa stands ready to give his assistance. Merchantville players can only stand and watch because with this jump shot Paul Zachary has a sure two points. on the 2.7 KJ ,- This is the S. J. hustling team! lfirst row: XV Al Morton, Don Summers, VValter Nicgorski. Pomianek, Joe Godul, Ray Gabrylewicz, Larry and athletic director, Rev. E. Kordasiewicz. A blocked shot is made possible by Ted Kompa. Chris Grieco is on the up and up. 1 alt Carey, Paul Zachary, John Corrado, Second row: Couch, Al Litwu: John liunkowski, Tony Martin, Ted Kompa. Martin and Bunkowski fight for an rebound against VVilson. Summers and Kompa move in. I' w O 'Pk 13.1 ix I 5 4. my KX . 3 5 A 0- - N, 1, 5. QQ' M 1 1 Nlartin and Bunkowski stand ready and raring to go as Ted liompa tries for a two pointer against Wilson in a city series tilt. lfinger tip basket hy Ted Kompa rocks up another two points ina hattle for a series win against Wilson. Times like this make fans wish they were playing. Tony Martin shows the large crowd at Convention Hall his skill when he tallies another two points. VValt Carey shows his offensive skill against VVilson. His field goal helped put S. J. cagers in the lead at Convention Hall. Don Sommers outmaneuvers his man and gets clear to take a jump shot. Ted Kompa is ready to make the rebound. Ted Kompa out-rebounds four Wilson play- ers, then jumps into the air with the great- est of ease and puts the ball in. Another game, another victory, was the phrase used by the Bison fans at the beginning of the season, as the Red and White basketball sea- son went down in school history. With a team consisting of almost all underclassmen, the Red and White displayed more ability in ball handling than could be equaled by any other opposing team in Camden. Though losses equaled victories, the royal courtsters leave with one message, Non yerbis, sed yirtutef' Don Sommers, a Bison jumping jack, leaps for two. Tony M a r t i n displays jump-shot form. Don Summers sets loose a jump shot. Ted Kompa fights for a rebound. Tony Martin aims for two points again. Vic Musciano nets two vi- tal points. nd LOY LTY is -:fi in- I iff! the KEY FK .Xl Horton, sandwiched he-tw punt-nts. taps in two counters 1 SCOREBOARD S. J. Opp. 54 Wildwood Catholic 61 59 Bishop Egan 53 69 Bishop Eustace 52 50 Audubon 71 35 Camden Catholic 44 55 Bishop Eustace 62 Wildwood Catholic 48 62 Merchantville 73 87 Sacred Heart 51 48 Woodrow Wilson 62 63 Bishop Egan 54 49 Camden 71 60 Gloucester Catholic 53 53 Bishop Eustace 56 63 Camden Catholic 59 62 Sacred Heart 41 35 Woodrow Wilson 52 78 Holy Spirit 42 71 Holy Spirit 57 62 Camden Cath Jlic 66 56 Gloucester Catholic 51 48 Camden High 92 78 Holy Spirit 45 Hustling Bison, Al Morton, who excelled in the game against the Camdenites, takes advantage of his keen alertness hy scoring two points to raise the Red and W'hite score. Hard-driving Ted Kompa rips the cords against a Camden foe. fr 1 5 , . V1 4 3 s I To RED and WHITE VICTORY To maintain school spirit not only when the team is winning but also when it is fighting a losing battle is the task of the cheerleaders. Although it is not a facile task, the girls endeavor to show by their cheers and example the importance of spirit. Through the three sport seasons: football, basketball, and baseball, they lead the stu- dent body in their support of the fighting Bisons. Knowing well the importance of their role, the girls understand their job, and do it. K 'Q ,..... ,,,,, I 4 v, 'i if Jn S- . . -' -' vm. fv.qf '-5' N' Red and White, Fight! Enthusiastic I'. Darigol, F. Spuler, P. Yeager, B. Predpelski, and l'. lim-roii, show their true school spirit on Color Day. . - ' - -- - L. liudzynski, R. Haug, S. Bartoseck, A. Vocale, B. Jablonski, l'. Lake, and R. Terrazzini display thc-ir 1-lit-if1'irii,g ability in various poses. The girls support the team in sunshine, rain, sno'-V, or sleet. VIM VIGGR. and VITALITY 2 .ya f.A lv 4. 1 J Barbara Markiewicz con- tributes her share to Color Day. Basketball practice is on the agenda for Charmaine Rozanski, Barbara Wolozen, Ann Pascal, Kathleen Sarama, Joan Lambert, and Frances Rafferty i I N i .N fi, L H A A, ' v ' 'J .1 , l, ' , ,T V Y 1' v - I .. A, ., I . .e V X J 'Lf' f . va 1, X x I 'f 1 ,Q fl , JL ,' I I , VN X X, li ff .J The newly-organized B o w l i n g Team entices S. J. sport fans. Twelve groups competed against each other this year at the Av- enue Bowlin Lanes. . , ' 1 l i !L,77! , .law A7 , LAD . ' M 'J Jilvf jf '7 cf .v'if J Vw -'af . ' . iw' ,V rcffdv ,' M77 W B T' 5 , r 7 1 fi 5? Oh, that Bison blush! The red and white faces of A. Gasior, J. Bo- gacki, B. Sherlock, W. Nicgorski, T. Kompa, L. Bunkowski, L. Sad- owski, and R. Stimelski beam as the cheerleaders present them with streamers. 53? v s. , 'fl -V m 6, , 3 A-1-1. og'x.: 'N and 3 '-an hx Ax- 'wx 5+ - :ii --Nt! ' X A ll1 ' N' ff f-Yull...-- - -iAiQs.,.l ll A lx .-I ,-,Y WV by Are DI PL Way fry U32 in the . xyfllif c 0 x jg. GYM c W kv! of 'Af xg Batter up! Loretta Budnialc connects th bat with one of Josephine Evoshkeviclfs pitches. Anna Gannon, catcher, Barbara Paratore, Victoria Mrozowski, and Jose- phine De Vincentis nod approval. Sophomore gym students keep in trim. Those utilizing this exercise are Cazily X Kucinski, Lorraine Snajkow 'i,,Ma13uJ 'uc- ci, Kathryn Maronskigzgwti Iojta Sandra. Imbesi. ' l ' 7 fy. l 'QQ 21 EP-lxlrfill Mt of Mrs. Edwina technique of leen Santone, J czyk, Anna Gannon Slupski, and xx' A trio of sportsmanship fair play and the will win are main objectives of the girls classes The classes instill a feeling of mpetitlon and a go getter spirit Various sports in which girls participate linclude basketball softball volleyball calls thenics and exercises Under the competent guidance of Mrs Edwina Zebrowski the girls learn the rudiments of these sports and then demonsti ate their 1nd1v1dual abil ity and skill The atmosphere of the classes is friendly the gathering informal, They are proof of the fact that school is not all work and no p ay. The gym classes are entered with great enthusiasm, and when the bell sounding a change of period rings, many a sad glance appears and disappointing groans are heard. In addition, health classes, which include first aid and home nursing courses are con- ducted regularly. 21: .. mamma -J, .2h1-new arf x 1..ii:f'9.:' -1335: 1tg:Q Q 4- QV? 4:4 1:2211- ??J WE! wx LIL 1, V A View towards We have acquired the materials of a firm foundation through moral and religious training, strong cinder blocks through physical development and clear glass windows through the cultivation of knowledge, in our ejort to build for Tomorrow. RROW I I 1 k r 3 3 1 lm 229. Sw ., A ann' to '12 V., we I vw if -4' ,. . gi' A A.-7. ,- Q...-v-f As GRADU TES of TOD Y MARGARET A. ACKLEY 519 York Street, Camden, 2, N. J. Peggy sets a good example through her unselfish nature and untiring perseverance. Operetta 1: Sodality 1,2,3,4g Color Day 45 National Anthology 3g Civics Club 4g Cordon Driveg Junior Achievement 3. HENRY C. ADAMEK 2779 Congress Rd., Camden 4, N. J. A future state trooper with dignity and good looks, Hank never says too much. Civics Club 45 Cordon Drive. GEARLD F. ALFANO 1925 Park Blvd., Camden 6, N. J. Gerry's diligence topped with a winning smile makes him a friend worth having. Football 2, Basketball lg Holy Name 2,3,4g Civics Club 43 Class Vice-Representative 4. BARBARA A. ALLHISER 143333 Crosslynne Ave., Vlloodlynne 6, N. J. She's zz quiet lass who displays demure ways and a shy smile. Sodality 1,2,3,4g Civics Club 45 Cordon Drive 7755 .---' :,, ' '39 :fa L K !?59 Do I really look like that? Grinning faces and surprised glances depict a variety of expressions as the seniors take the first glimpse of their por- trait proofs. K 1' xi f. 'i PXSQI ALE J ANSELNIO 17N Decatul Street Camden NI J Taltllted lat who IS mastel of the clarinet saxo phone and gultal intends to pursue the studx of phailnacx Iilftct Attendance 1 CIXICS Club 4 Minute Han 4 Ctlldtlll Dilxe IEON ARD V5 BALDYGA 1031 Langham Axe Camden N J Ifllllk IS '1 good Y'l8.tLlIOd l'1d with a weakness f0l lll pr lt espulallx baseball and football Football 714 Baseball 1 7 34 Basketball 1 CIXICS Club 4 Coldon DIIVQ AUGUSTINO M BATTISTA 344 Dlwlslon Street Camden NI J Gus with hlS frank outlook on llfe intends to en gage IH the field of electronics Perfect Attendance 9 Baseball 1 CIXICS Club 1 Cordon DFIWC ANTOINETTE E BIEDRZYCKI 519 So 5th Street Camden N J She s an independent mlss xxlth a flall for stx le and good grooming Klee Club 3 Perfect Attendance 1 73 Clxlcs Club ROSANNP h BITTNI KN 14 Sandpiper Place Audubon Iallt f' N his girl can be summed up ID thlee words sholt and sweet Glee Club 3 Operetta 1 Spanish Club 93 Colo Day 4 Staff Typist 4 Bowling Team 4 Clxlcs C lub 4 CoIdonD1lXe Secretarial Club Sodalltx 54 JOHN P BOGACKI 296 State Street Camden N J Benlgnant and congenial B gs IS tiulx the lfe of any party Football 1234 Baseball 1234 Basketball 1 3 Baseball Nlost Valuable P13291 -Msard 5 Clxlcs Club 4 Cordon Drlwe ELEANOR 'SI BRETSCHNEIDFR 101107 Lincoln Axe 'Vit Fphralm N I Fun and frollc conceal her ablllty and strong lnltla tlve Glee 1 3 Operetta 1 Impressions 12 Sodalltx 12.5 Ierfcct Attendance 12 Color Day 4 Nation al Anthology fl' Delegate to Girls State' Cordon 4' Bowling Team 4' Civics Club 4' Cordon Drive.- Junior Achievement 3. THOMAS R. BRISTOW 1148 Atlantic Ave. Camden N. J. A well known conversationalist Tom can be found rambling words of wisdom flavored with sparkling humor. Basketball 1,2' Junior Achievement 3' Civics Clull President 4' Cordon Drive. ABF' 'T' is KENNETH L BROWN 3190 Alabama Rd Camden N J Newer bolsterous or rude 1n manner Ken dlYld8S s t1me betw een study mg and danc1ng IMPRESSIONS 4 Nat1onal Anthology Auald 2 delegate to Boys State CIYICS Club 4 Cordon Drlve Sclence Club 4 JANE E BRUNICK 1004 Colllngs Rd Camden 4 N J Her New England accent speaks for thxs su eet gnl vslth a heart of gold Glee Club 13 Operetta 1 Color Day 4 Natlonal Anthology Award 3 Bowllng Team 4 CIXICS Club 4 Cordon Dr1ve LEONA E BUDZYNSKI 1236 Decatur St Camden N J A little mlss vuth somber yet vunnlng waxs takes ewerythxng ln strlde wlth perfect equanlmlty Glee Club 13 Operetta 1 Sodalxty 123 Llbraxy Alde 1 Cheerleadlng 34 Color Day 4 CINILS Club 4 Class Representatlve 4 Sclence Club 4 Cordon Dr1ve Junlor Achlevement 3 LAWRENCE 1' BUNKOWSKI 1143 Kalghn Ave Camden N J To knovs h1m IS to hke h1m for he has become one of the staunch supporters of the Blson l1ne Football 1 2 34 Basketball 3 4 CIVICS Club 4 Cox don Drlve ROSEANN I BURGO 2851 Congress Rd Camden N J A human questlon box coupled wxth strong 1n1t1a t1ve comprlses th1s ever ready glrl Glee Club 3 Operetta 1 Spanlsh Club 2 3 L1brary Alde 1 Secretarlal Club 4 CIVICS Club 4 Sclence Club 4 Cordon DFIVC H0meC0m1Hg Dance Commlt tee 4 CONRAD J BUSCH 1012 Mechamc St Camden N J Conme leaves behlnd h1m the memory of a fine per sonallty Holy Name 234 C1v1cs Club 4 RICHARD P BUSCH 1012 Mechamc St Camden N J Matchlng hls tw1n brothers qual1t1es here IS a ad who IS loyal to the end Perfect Attendance 1 Holy Name 234 C1VlCS Club 4 WALTER N CAREY 728 Carter Ave Bellmawr N J Thls red halred Blson wlth a dxmpled chln proved h1s ab1l1ty 1n the field of sports Football 34 Baseball 34 Basketball 34 Baseball Most Valuable Player Award 3 C1v1cs Club Vlce Presldent 4 Cordon Drxve M1nute Man 4 WALTER A. CHEESMAN 1823 Tioga St., Camden N. J. A slow, easy-going, and reticent fellow who be- comes alive on the 2:50 bell. Civics Club 45 Cordon Drive. VITO M. CINEFRA 1832 Pershing St., Camden, N. J. His inquisitive nature and witty remarks have won him many friends. Football 1,25 Basketball lg Civics Club 4, Cordon Drive. SALVATORE L. COLANGELO 608 So. 5th St., Camden, N. J. Sal, the musical connoisseur who goes for that American Jazz, some day hopes to make a hit record. Baseball 13 Civics Club 4, Cordon Drive. STEPHEN J. COLBURN 2 Goldfinch Rd., Audubon Park, N. J. Happy-go-lucky is this popular lad who bubbles with good spirits, and is always ready with an amusing retort. Basketball 1g Civics Club 43 Cordon Drive. OUR CATHOLIC FOU DATION will be .. 19' With charity for all . . . Santa Claus in the person of Bill Sherlock visits the St. Mary Home for the Aged. His helpers? Why, the spirited members of the Civics Club. 97 X7 gf DQPLQH JOSEPH J. COLLEPARDI 1335 Van Hook St., Camden, N. J. Little Joe, an able bowler, displays a wide grin and a warm heart. Football lg Baseball 13 Civics Club 43 Science Club 43 Cordon Drive. ROBERT D. COLLEPARDI 1123 Lowell St., Camden, N. J. Dependable and original, Bob is outstanding' as a student and a leader. Holy Name 3,43 Perfect Attendance 33 Class Repre- sentative 33 National Anthology Award 33 Baseball 13 Civics Club 43 Student Council Vice-President 45 Science Club 4g Cordon Drive. JOHN T. CORRADO 2959 E. Octogaon Rd., Camden, N. J. Honesty and friendliness spark from this curly- headcd lad xx ho makes basketball his game. Basketball 23,43 Civics Club President 43 Cordon Drive. DOLORES C. CZYZEWICZ 1437 So. 9th St., Camden, N. J. Sincerity and charm help her attain her future goal, that of a beautician. Glee Club 13 Operetta 1,23 Sodality 1,2,3,43 Color if I Day 43 Cordon Drive. 1 I il H 'B 3.41 'Tiff J 44' 7 ' 1 if . 1 fr I t ' 4 Civic-minded members of the election campaigng Robert Collepardi, Stanley Sikorski, George Murray, Leonard Sadowski, and Robert Murphy tend to vot- ing preliminaries at the school. CDUR LASTI G TA DARD 'll .. Q ...... Q -1 I I 15 in VALERIE J. DI PAOLO 1152 N. Merrimac Rd., Camden, N. J. Where there's fun, there's Val with her boundless bounce and bright smile. Glee Club 1,3g Operetta 1, Spanish Club 2,33 Color Day 4, Civics Club 4i Cordon Drive. MARIE E. DOMBROWSKI 1223 Whitman Ave., Camden, N. J. Usually seen but seldom heard, Marie's quiet man- ner rates with everyone. Glee Club 1,33 Operetta 1, Sodality 1,2,3g Library Aide 1,23 Perfect Attendance 23 National Anthology Award 2,35 Civics Club 4g Cordon Drive. JAMES F. DOYLE 185 Elm Ave., Woodlynne, N. J. Jim's never at a loss for words, for his witty con- versation and contagious grin make him worth knowing. Civics Club 43 Cordon Drive. JOANN M. DYNAKOWSKI 1248 Lansdown Ave., Camden, N. J. Inimitable enthusiasm, tenacity of purpose and un- limited friendships characterize this nonpareil. Glee Club 1,33 Operetta 1, Cordon 4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Library Aide 1,23 Color Day 4, National Anthology Award 2,33 Junior Achievement 3, 4'Hire the Handicapped Contest 3, Civics Club 4, Class Representative 4, Science Club 4, Cordon Drive, Homecoming Dance Committee 4, Forensic Club 4. PATRICIA A. DALTON 1313 Browning St., Camden, N. J. Pretty and poised, Pat's eye-catching clothes and careful grooming give her a chic appearance. Operetta 1, Spanish Club 2,35 Sodality 1,2,3,4g Sec- retarial Club 4g Color Day 4, Civics Club 43 Home- coming Dance Committee 4g Cordon Drive. PATRICIA C. DARIGOL 1065 Merrimac Rd., Camden, N. J. With a smile and an open mind she takes things as they come. Spanish Club 2,3,g Secretarial Club 4, Civics Club 4, Cordon Drive. JOANN C. DE FALCO 213 W. Wayne Terrace, West Collingswood, N. J. A sweet smile and a sympathetic, affable nature are her outstanding characteristics. Glee Club 1,33 Operetta 1, Spanish Club 2,33 Per- fect Attendance 1, Color Day 4, Secretarial Club 45 National Anthology Award 3, Civics Club 45 Cor- don Drive. JOSEPH E. DIMTER 230 Cooper Ave., Woodlynne, N. J. Don't be misled by his serious expression, for Joe'S a boy who likes to say the right thing at the wrong time. Bowling Team 4, Civics Club 4, Science Club Trea- surer 4g Cordon Drive. if 'ev And a REMI DER that X O DWL X A vocation rally at the Divine Savior Seminary at Blackwood stimulates the interest of seniors: Salvatore Colangelo, Jo- seph Collepardi, and Steve Walinski. Besides viewing exhibits the boys heard an address by His Excellency Justin J. Mc- Carthy. FRANK A. FILIPEK 1604 Norris St., Camden, N. J. Frank is an easy-mannered fellow with a hearty laugh. Football lg Basketball 33 Civics Club 45 Cordon Drive. RITA M. FILIPEK 1051 Thurman St., Camden, N. J. Carefree ways have won this future Navy Nurse countless friends. Glee Club 33 Operetta lg Spanish Club 2,35 Sodality 1,2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 2,35 Secretarial Club 43 Color Day 45 Civics Club 4g Cordon Driveg Home- coming Dance Committee 4. ? M Flllll lm t F- . - T , . z. ' . '.r' ,.4...,'.A A f - 1 . , ,,' ., 4. . 4 . , . . . 4 X ' 7T tf+'1m 'W .. M. 9,-B E-h -at FM My 1 uv., ' -wk,...lgtg,'gQ Qfgauwbg AN f 1 - sm. R .-N rx N Q N mlcl' E370 ml.. . -' 1 -. . ww: .9l3f14.ii.' - 2 1 Vu rfwfkld' 3b.s4i',-if ul' Til, -'Wlkux-:fu -Jrmtwl Q X fgiq,ci bllxd!'.f ff rin Q, Pa-:i'..g,,Qwf51ff lla mn gf. E GREGORY J FRANCHETTI 1242 Van Hook St Camden N J Mr Personality will be remembered alxxaxs fox his broad smile and for the klndlx twinkle of his eyes Football 23 Basketball 1 Civics Club 4 Cordon Drive PRISCILLA R FRANCHETTI 1229 Van Hook St Camden N J Happy go lucky Priscilla is a lop al suppoltei of the Red and Whlte Glee Club 1 3 Operetta 1 Spamsh Club 23 Sodal ity 1 234 Perfect Attendance 1 23 Color Das 4 Secretarlal Club 4 Staff Typ1st4 Bowling Tcam 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 JEAN NI FRONOLICH 3121 E Ironsldes Rd Camden N J A strong wull and a determined m1nd typlfy Jean Glee Club 13 Operetta 1 Spanish Club 23 Per fect Attendance 2 3 Secretarlal Club 4 CIVILS Club 4 Staff Typist 4 Cordon Drive JOAN' A GARGIULO 2 Wren Rd Audubon Park N J A coquettlsh smile is her trademark Operetta 1 Perfect Attendance 2 '3 CIVICS Club 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Cordon Drive CHRISTINE G GARRAWIONE 215 Marlborogh Ave W Collingswood Hts N J A typical Miss and an effxclent planlst Chris smcere in all she does SpaH1Sh Club 23 Perfect Attendance 12 Color Day 4 Secretarlal Club 4 CIVICS Club 4 Blue Rlbbon Girl 4 Cordon Drive DOLORES M. GIAMBRONE 3903 Marlton Pike Pennsauken N. J. Dee claims definite good taste in clothes and has that abundant dark curly hair that all of us emy and admire. Spanish Club 23' Secretarial Club 4' Color Day 4' Civics Club 4' Cordon Drive. CHRISTIAN C. GRIFCO 225 Knight Ave. Runnemede N. I. Tiny is seldom heard, but when he speaks o speaks wisely. Basketball 3,43 Football 43 Civics Club 4. EDVVARD P. HART IOOQ Lansdown A 'e., Camden N. J. ' eerful and wide- awake-, th's lz l is ' he '.' wling Team 43 Holy Name- L.,3,43 Cvi f -1 Cordon Drive fhighest contributory. Gs Y 9019 That fun and food make for an afternoon of fun seems to be the concensus of opinion among these seniors who are enjoying a program held in their honor. RITA D. HAUG 17 Kendall Blvd., Oaklyn, N. J. A loyal cheerleader of the Red and White, Rita is known for her quick smile and easy-going manner. Glee Club 1,35 Operetta 15 Spanish Club 3,45 Li- brary Aide 15 Perfect Attendance 1,25 Cheerleading 3,45 Color Day 45 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Secretarial Club 45 Civics Club 45 Cordon Drive5 Homecoming Dance Committee 4. MARGARET V. HERRON 2975 Congress Rd., Camden, N. J. Peggy is a quiet, dependable lassie who displays an agreeable personality. Glee Club 1,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Perfect Attend- ance 1,2,35 Secretarial Club 45 Bowling Team 45 Civics Club 45 Cordon Drive. PATRICIA A. HIGGINS 1067 Morton St., Camden, N. J. Warm, friendly, and sincere . . . That's Pat. Operetta 15 Spanish Club 2,35 Sodality 1,25 Perfect Attendance 25 Secretarial Club 45 Staff Typist 45 Civics Club 45 Cordon Driveg Homecoming Dance Committee 4. ALBERTA B. HIPP 1293 Morton St., Camden, N. J. A music lover, Alberta intends to become a profes- sional accordionist. Glee Club 15 Operetta 15 Staff Typist 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Sodality 1,25 Secretarial Club 45 Civics Club 45 Cordon Drive. Without GO WE CBD do nothing lla I I3 QF 7- K S 'Ev fa? '16 'T' .IOSLPHINE NI ITAIIANO 1767 Norrls St Camden N J Although she may appear to be quiet she has a fine sense of humor Gee Club 5 Operetta 1 Sodalltx 19 31 CIXILS Club 4 Cordon Drne Homecomlng Dance Com mlttee 4 RICH XRD F K4C70ROWSIxI 880 Haddon Awe Camden N J Thls f'ur halred lad whose future IS that of an elutromc techmclan IS the well known plesldent of the bowhng team Class Representatlxe 1 Bowlmg Team 4 Holy Name 9 34 ClN1CS Club 4 Cordon Drne IRENE H KANIGOWSKI 1189 Whltman Axe Camden N J Deep ewcpressne blue exes and a fa1r complexxon 1 an lndek to Irene Glee Club 1 34 Operetta 1 Cordon 4 Spanlsh Club 3 Sodahts 1234 Class Representatne 23 Cheelleadmg 34 Color Daw 4 Secretar1al Club 4 Perfect Attendance 193 CINICS Club Secretaly 4 Homecommg Dance Commlttee 4 Cordon DIIXC Foxenslc Club 4 Representatne of Blue Rlbbon Glrls 4 LAWRENCE L KOKOCH-I 81.3 Haddon Ave Camden N J Qulet unassumxng and easy gomg but hell get there Holy Name 234 CIVICS Club 4 EDWARD J KOMUW ES Q04 Nllnnesota Rd Camden N J J mlghty Ed IS St Joes asplrlng m1ll1on anre Qntatlve 2 CIVICS Club 4 Cordon 13'.Q?'El'l 5 fl VVEDWARD J KROLICZEK 1061 Thurman St Camden N J -X fellow who IS easy to talk to and east to llke Frenthy mtends to be an aeronautlcal engmeer Perfect Attendance 123 Holy Name 234 CIWICS Club 4 Scxence Club 4 Cordon Drlwe ROBERT S KRLPINSKI 110 Wllson Ave W Colhngswood Hts N J A summertnme playboy Bob w1ll seek a place 1n the electronlcs field CINICS Club 4 Cordon Drlve RONALD NI KLBIAK 3043 N Congress Rd Camden N J Ron IS alwaxs almlng for and attammg scholastlc first honors INIIRFSSIONS 1934 Perfect Attendance 1 ha tmnal -Xnthologx Award 3 Frankhn Institute Awards 1 7 3 ClSlCs Club 4 Student Councll Trea sulcr 4 Sclcnce Club Presldent 4 Quill and Scroll 1, Loxdon Duxe, Forenslc Club 4 E1 , frgs 1' -Sam I The Homecoming Dance presents the golden cli- max to a bright day en- joyed by her majesty, Queen Grace Petulla, and Bill Sherlock, most valu- able football player at the homecoming game. For WE HAVE COMPLETED BUILDI G ROBERT P. KWAPINSKI 1216 Thurman St., Camden, N. J. Bob is an ideal gentleman with a perfect combina- tion of patience and wisdom. Operetta 15 IMPRESSIONS 1,25 Cordon 45 Perfect Attendance 25 Class Representative 15 National An- thology 15 Holy Name 2,3,45 Senior Play 25 Nation- al French Contest 35 Civics Club 45 Staff Artist 45 Cordon Drive5 Altar Boy 1,2,3,4. DOROTHY C. LAMBERT 1427 So. 9th St., Camden, N. J. A pleasant disposition plus a strong will to please have won Dot many friends. Glee Club 1,35 Operetta 15 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 25 National Anthology 1,25 Color Day 45 Civics Club 45 Cordon Drive5 Bowling Team 4. JOSEPH E LAMBERT 329 Cooper Ave Woodlynne N J A scientific genius who certainly kept things orbit at S J H S is Glee Club 1 Perfect Attendance 1 2 Civics Club 4 Cordon Drne Franklin Institute Science Fair 1 SABIWA H LESWIEWSKI 1124 So 10th St Camden N J A sparkling smile and a pleasant dlsposition are her mam traits Glee Club 3 Civics Club 4 Cordon Drive ANDREW U LEVAINDOSKI 38 So Clinton Ave Maple Shade N J Bunky s adaptability and flair for the sciences open the way to a successful future Football 1 23 President Civics Club 4 Science Club Vice President 4 JOAN A LIPKA 1336 Lansdown Ave Camden N J Dreamy eyed Joan IS vnell liked for her gentle ways Glee Club 13 Spanish Club 23 Secretarial Club 4 Staff Typist 4 Civics Club 4 Cordon Drive BENJANIIN C LO PRESTI 3805 Royal Ave Pennsauken N J Dark hair bright eyes and a neat appearance make him outstanding Football 1 Basketball 12 Baseball 1 Civics Club 4 Representative of Mmute Men 4 Cordon Drive NAINCY C LUBRAINT 2505 Browning Rd. Pennsauken N. J. Simplicity is the index to Nancys character: Glee Club 1' Operetta 1' IMPRESSIONS 1234' Perfect Attendance 13' Cordon Literary Editor 4' Temple Press Contestant 234' Civics Club 4' Stu- dent Council Secretary 4' Quill and Scroll 4' Cor- don Drive. PATRICIA F. MAHER 1923 Maple Ave. Haddon Heights, N. J. Although shes been with us for only a year I'at's amiable ways won the admiration of all. Sodality 1 2,3g Secretarial Club 4' Bowling Team 4' Civics Club 49 Blue Ribbon Girl 4' Homecoming Dance Committee 4. BARBARA A. MARKIEWICZ 926 Lansdown Ave. Camden N. J. Not only does she have golden hair, but far more important, a golden heart. Glee Club 1g Operetta 13 Sodality 1,2,3,4g Civics Club 45 Color Day Committee 45 Homecoming Dance Committee 45 Cordon Drive. 1- V 1 ' n i 'VQ P'-A T is K BARBARA A NIATHPRN 1210 Thurman St Camden N J A modest mlss whose ambltlon 18 to be a profes slonal dancmg teacher Glee Club 1 Operetta 1 Sodallty 12 CIWICS Club 4 Cordon Dr1ve JUDITH A MAYLR 1216 Van Hook St Camden N J Judy may aptly be descrlbed as the Txnker Belle of St Joseph Hxgh Glee Club 1 3 Operetta 1 Cordon 4 Spanlsh Club 23 Sodahty 1234 Llbrarw Alde 1 Perfect tendance 123 Secretar al Club 4 Staff T5p1st 4 Cordon Drxvegj yjjl wtf, 024' ,,:fLw,,,d 'Wi JM ,ya MICHAEL P MIGINOGNA 1296 Sayrs Ave Camden N J Smce Mlke IS a tonsorlal expert his amuslng anec dotes dellght everyone Basketball 1 Holy Name 2 34 CIVICS Club 4 Cor don Drlve I V11 JOSEPH R MOORHOUSE 2806 Yorkshlp Rd Camden N J Joe a good humored fellovs IS nonchalant CIVICS Club 4 Cordon Dr1ve ALBERT J MORTONI 1304 Grant Ave W Collmgswood N J A comblnatlon of wut 1n the classroom 'Ind agnllty expertly dlsplayed on the basketball court descrlbes Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Holy Name 1 Z 3 4 Perfect Attendance 1 2 CIVICS Club 4 Cordon Drlve KATHERINE M MROZ 22 W Summerfield Ave Collmgswood N J Never at a loss for words Kathy adds splce to any conversatmn Glee Club 1 Operetta 1 IMPRESSIONS 1234 Natxonal A th ' 5, Ama d 34 Cordon Drxxe T ple Press Contestant 3 Vlllanova Press Panelxst 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 ClV1CS Club 4 ROBERT J MURPHY 119 Tweed Ave Audubon N J Murph a neat dresser wlth a smooth 11ne IS qulte at home on the dance floor Football 1234 Basketball 1 CIVICS Club 4 or don Drlve GEORGE J MURRAY 32 Woodbme Ave Maple Shade N J Theres never a. dull moment with George for h1s laughmg blue eyes and unchallengxng vut have xx on h1m the affectlon of all Football 1 24 Basketball 1 Perfect Attendance 2 C1v1cs Club Vlce Presldent 4 Sclence Club 4 WALTER H. NICGORSKI 1357 Dayton St., Camden, N. J. Wodgie, with his natural aptness and enthusiasm, will win deserved recognition in all his future cn- deavors. Football 153,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 45 Class Representative 15 Holy Name 2,3,45 Civics Club 45 Cordon Drive. ANNA. A. 0'KEEFE 1056 Monitor Rd., Camden, N. J. Her sweet disposition and pleasant ways endcar her to all. Glee Club 35 Spanish Club 2,35 Secretarial Club 45 Civics Club 45 Cordon Driveg Staff Typist 4. JUDITH M. OSLOWSKI 1013 Jackson St., Camden, N. J. Judy is a dependable miss who is well known for her long explanations and untiring perseverance. Glee Club 1,35 Operetta 15 IMPRESSIONS 1,2,3,45 Cordon 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Sodality 1,2,3,4g Li- brary Aide 1,25 National Anthology 35 Color Day 45 Civics Club 45 Secretarial Club 4 5 Class Repre- sentative 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Cordon Driveg For- ensic Club 45 Villanova Press Panelist 45 Temple Press Contestant 3. JOSEPH R. PANEK 1619 Norris St., Camden, N. J. A smiling, jovial young man, Joe is sure to be found where the fun presides. Football 1,3,45 Baseball 15 Holy Name 2,3,45 Civics Club 45 Cordon Drive. Clementon Park is fun with amusements and such, but double is the enjoyment when shared with laugh givers: Ed Kroliczek, Bill Sherlock and John Bogacki who take time out to rest. 4' X 4 -in. S: . A TRUCTURE of VIRTUE Naam' .4-si, if 1 0 fi ,Q-as i Q l FRANCIS P PASQUARELLA 308 Maple Awe Gloucester N J A lad who despite possessing a happy d1spos1t1on continually frowns on homework Civics Club 4 Cordon Drive GLORIA M PAWLOWSKI 1401 Fillmore St Camden N J A giggle a chuckle and an infectious burst of laughter are Glorias characteristics Glee Club 1 3 Operetta 1 Spanish Club 23 Color Day 4 Secretarial Club 4 Civics Club 4 Cordon Drive GRACE L PETULLA 714 So 5th St Camden N J Friendly and energetic Grace delights in fun and mischief Spanish Club 23 Perfect Attendance 23 Secre tarial Club 4 Civics Club 4 Homecoming Queen Cordon Drive EDWARD A PISARZ 3154 Colorado Rd Camden N J A bright future lies ahead for this lad who plans to become a lawyer Civics Club 4 Forensic Club 4 Cordon Drive ELAINE H POLEK 1220 Chase St Camden N J Vim vigor and vitality make Elaine an excellent captain of the cheerleaders Glee Club 3 Operetta 1 IMPRESSIONS 1234 Cordon Assistant Editor 4 Spanish Club 23 Per fect Attendance 1 Cheerleadlng' 34 Secretarial Club 4 Color Day 4 National Anthology 2 Civics Club 4 Cordon Drive Sodallty 1234 Quill and Scroll 4 Forensic Club 4 Homecoming Dance Com mittee 4 Temple Press Tournament 1 3 BARBARA J PREDPELSKI 1458 Mt Ephraim Ave Camden N J Sparkle and fun combined make Becky wonderful company Glee Club 13 Operetta 1, Staff Typist 4 Spanish Club 2 3' Sodality 1 2 3 4' Secretarial Club 4' Junior Achievement 4' Color Day 4' Civics Club 4' Cordon Drive' Homecoming Dance Committee 4. PATRICIA B. PROSINSKI 1819 Tioga St. Camden N. J. Pat is a friendly energetic girl with a lot of pep for dancing. Glee Club 3 4' Operettta 1' Sodality 1 2 3 4' Library Aide 1' Perfect Attendance 12' Civics Club Secre- tary 4' Homecoming Dance Committee 4' Cordon Drive MARIE A ROSINSKI 1221 Liberty St., Camden, N. J. Marie is a sweet girl who conveys much by saying little. Glee Club 1,3,4g Operetta 15 Cordon 4g Spanish Club 2,35 Sodality 1,25 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3g National Anthology Award 13 Secretarial Club 45 Civics Club 45 Cordon Drive. JEAN A. RUPNIK 1426 So. 10th St., Camden, N. J. She greets all with a friendly smile, and has a friendly word for everyone. Glee Club 1,33 Operetta 15 Sodality 1,2,3,4g Civics Club 45 Homecoming Dance Committee 43 Cordon Drive. LEONARD F. SADOWSKI 73 Yale Ave., Gloucester Heights, N. J. A fortress of strength on the gridiron, Lenny still claims a mild nature. Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 13 Basketball 15 Junior Achievement 3, Holy Name 2,3,4g Civics Club 49 Class Vice-Representative 45 Cordon Drive. Committee members of last Fall's Harvest Dance sponsored by the B.V.M. Sodality give final touches to the decorations, Joanne Dynakowski, Leona Bud- zynski and Henrietta Wiatr, were always ready to give their assistance. X' f Qt, I 2? !,:E F , , I 1? We have EXPANDED YUUR D tw L i, 9 1 Q f ,..... ii funn avQj L U v 95 X ' ,Q A' - '15 SN' , if'lAZ'i wg? Beauty before -the camera plus fun is the motto of the happy graduates, Peg- gy Herron, Elaine Polek, Katherine Kaminski, Su- san McAllister, Sonia Spul- er and Irene Kanigowski, as they put their best foot forward. if 1 'FN it N xx 0, xg' WILLIAM F. SHERLOCK 127 Barclay Lane, Haddonfield, N. J. Everybody's friend, Bill displays outstanding intelli- gence, a keen sense of humor, and an unmeasured enthusiasm for sports. School President 4, Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 2, All-Catholic Award 35 Civics Club Vice-President 4, Cordon Drive. STANLEY L. SIKORSKI 134 Wesley Ave., Erlton, N. J. Behind a mask of boyish gaiety is hidden his sin- cere and loyal character. Perfect Attendance 1,25 National Anthology Award I -'S ALBAN J. SIMPSON 540 State St., Camden, N, il. Amiable and understanding, but underneath Chick sports an unusual blend of humor. Perfect Attendance 1,35 Holy Name 1,2,3,4g Civics Club 4g Cordon Drive. SPENSER J. SMITH 2965 Merrimac Rd., Camden, N. J. Here is a fellow who spends his free time either working at Shorty's or exercising his pet dasch- hunds. Football 2,33 Baseball 13 Bowling 4, Civics Club 4. L Y X SPIRITU LLY,I TELLECTU LLY, and PHYSICALLY Holy Name 2,3,4g Civics Club 4, Cordon Drive. N X 1' JOANNE P TOMASZEWSKI 1488 So 10th St Camden N J Joannes gracious and kindly manner will prove to be an asset in her nur sing career Operetta 1 Spanish Club 23 Sodalrty 1234 Color Day 4 Secretarial Club 4 Crvrcs Club 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Cordon Drive WIARYANNE T UNDZILA Dependable and good natured 'Vlrckey has a smile for everyone Operetta 1 Spanish Club 23 Sodalrty 1234 Glee Club 34 Secretarial Club 4 Civics Club 4 Cordon Drive MARIE A VISCUSI 315 Karghn Ave Camden N J Nlaries deep smile IS certainly popular with every one Glee Club 3 Civics Club 4 Staff Typist 4 Home coming Dance Committee 4 BARBARA L. WALINSKI 123 Cornwall Dr. Oaklyn N. J. Capability and efficiency will aid Barbara immense- ly in herlsecretarial car'eer. Glee Club 1,35 Operetta 13 Spanish Club 2,33 So- ility 1,L.,3,4g Perfect Attendance 25 Secretarial Club 43 Bowling Team 49 Staff Typist 43 Civics Club 49 Homecoming Dance Committee 43 Cordon Drive. SOWIA B SPULER 1410 Rose St Camden NI J Sunny rs vsrtty qulck to see the point and al ways ready to give an honest opinion Glee Club 134 Operetta 1 Spanish Club 23 Cordon 4 Staff Typist 4 Sodalrty 1234 Perfect Attendance 12 Color Day 4 National Antholof-K1 23 Junior Achievement 4 Secretarial Club 4 Civics Club Recording Secretary 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Forensic Club 4 C01d0r1 Drive ROBERT L STIMELSKI 514 Wine Street Camden N J Bob IS a tall and friendly boy possessing a keen srnse of humor and a contagious grin Football 1 2 3 4 Holy Ivame 2 3 4 Civics Club 4 NIARIANNE J SZCZEPANKIEWICZ 1621 Nlt Ephraim Ave Camden N J Pep and personality spiced with charm and wrt typify Nlarranne Glee Club 13 4 Operetta 1 Sodality 1224 L1 brary Aide 1 Perfect Attendance 123 Civrcs Club 4 Cordon Drive JOAlN L TOCZYLOWSKI 1481 Ormond Ave Camden N J Gay and lighthearted Joan possesses a keen eye for fashion Glcc Club 1 Sodalrty 1234 Civics Club 4 Sci ence Club Secretary 4 Cordon Drive ONUQQQ L 'Qui 1n 0' 2 in-an i In th STEPHEN M WALINSKI 48 E Beechwood Ave Oaklyn N J Behmd a calm and ser1ous eKter1or Stewe dlsplays a m1sch1evous glmt m h1s eye C1v1cs Club 4 RICHARD A WEIDEL 27oo Cong1ess Rd Camden N J Hls 1et1cence and pohteness xull xun fol hlm much success ln the futule Pelfect Attendance 2 CIVICS Club 4 Coldon Duwe THERESA M WELSH 1142 Louxs St Camden N J She s a tlue example of the well known maxlm that good thmgs come 1n small packages CIWICS Club 4 Coldon Duve HENRIETTA G WIATR 1183 Chase St Camden N J Her frlendly good mornmgs and pleasant personal lty bughten the dullest moment Glee Club 134 Sodallty 1234 L1b1a1y A1de 1 Pe1fect Attendance 1 Opeletta 1 Nat1onal An thology Awald 3 C1v1cs Club Sec1eta1y 4 Coldon 4 Sclence Club 4 Co1don DIIVG PAULINE A YEAGER 417 H1llSld6 Ave Camden N J Paullnes loyalty and anlmated school Splllt made hel a staunch suppo1te1 of S J H S Glee Club 1 Opeletta 1 IMPRESSIONS 4 C01 don 4 Spanlsh Club 23 Sodal1ty 1234 Class Replesentatwe 3 Jun1o1 Ach1evement 3 Bovwlmg Team 4 C1v1cs Club T1easu1e1 4 Homecommg Dance Commlttee 4 Coldon Duve FRANCIS L ZGLICZYNSKI 1143 Mechanlc St Camden N J Heles s1x foot F1ann1e a lastmg monument to the fact that good thlngs dont come only 1n small packages Pe1fect Attendance 13 C1v1cs Club 4 Cordon Duve EDWIN J GRZEGOREK 1474 So 10th St Camden N J A new comer to SJH S Edw1n adJusted hlmself fast CIVICS Club 4 e V LEY of OPPORTU ITY BENEFACTORS Rt. Rev Msgr A B. Strenski P.A Mr and Mrs Clarence Franchettu Polush Amerucan Cutuzen s Club Saunt Aloysuus Parush Rev L Bazela St Joseph Hugh School P T A St Joseph Grammar School P T A St Joseph Holy Name Socuety St Joseph Annex Socuety Sodaluty of B V M Rt Rev Msgr Leon Wunowucz Class of 1961 Room 103 PATRONS ev E Kordasuewucz ev S Krzysuak ev A Zemrowsku Rev S Kloskowsku Rev S Wusnuewsku and Mrs H Adamek and Mrs Raymond Alhuser and Mrs Louus Battusta and 'lirs J Bogacku and Mrs Louus Brown and 'Vlrs R Cheesman Dolores Guambrone 9 Mr and Mrs Herman Hang Camden Fuel Company Mr and Mrs W Zebrowsk Mrs Helen 'Vlarkuewucz 303 Bar and Luquor Store Inc Mr and 'Vlrs M Baldyga Baltakes Bakery Mr and Mrs Anthony Buedrzycku Mr and Mrs Thomas Brustow Rev Stephen A Buszka Mr and Mrs Walter Carey Mr Stanley Cuechanowsku Class of 1960 Room20-1 Class of 1960 Room Class of 1960 Room Class of 1960 Room Class of 1961 Room Class of 1961 Room Class of 1962 Room Class of 1962 Room 30 Class of 1962 Room 5 Class of 1962 Room Mr and Mrs Joseph Colangelo Mrs Clara Collepardu Mr and Mrs Joseph Collepardu Mr and Mrs Joseph A Dynakowsku A Fruend Joan Garguulo 59 Mr and Mrs Albert Hupp Mr and 'Nlrs E Kaczorowsku Ruchard Kaczorowsku 59 and Mrs T Kanugowsku and Mrs W Kroluczek and 'Vlrs J M Kubuak and Nlrs Mutchell Lambert M 8: Ms Boys and Gurls Dr and Mrs E F Mazur Mr and Mrs A Morton George Murray 59 Mr and Mrs Bruno Wuchols Mr and Mrs Juluan Panek Parks Daurues Mr and Mrs Frank Pawlak Mr and Mrs R Pawlowsku Polush Auxuluary to the West Jersey Hosputal Mr and Mrs Edward Prauss Theodore A Prauss D D S Randolph Chevrolet Inc Mrs Mary Rupnuk Mr and Mrs F Sadowsku St Joan of Arc Parush St John Cantuus Polush Benefucual Ass Mr and Mrs Alban Sumpson Alban Sumpson 59 Mr and Mrs Francus Stuckney Thurd Order of St Francus Mr and Hrs E Toczylowsku Unuon of Polush Women un Ameruca Group and 'Hrs Edward Waskuewucz r and Mrs A J Weldel BOOSTERS and Hrs Stanley Adamsku and Famuly and Wlrs J Andraka and Hrs Nucholas Angelastro Atlas Casket Company Leonard Baldyga, ' 9 Catherune Banasuak Banasz 5 and 10 Mr and Mrs Anthony Buedrzycku Bulls Sweet Shoppe PAT RGNS Mr and Mrs SylvesterE Bretschneuder Mr and Mrs V P Brunuck Mr and 'Vlrs If Lawrence Budzynsku Ceculua Busch Mrs Nora Busch Mr Frank Bush Genevueve Bush Bob Collepardu 59 Colonual Wiarket Camden Florust Supply Co Communuty Hardware Orlando C Campolu MD Courtesy Guft and Card Shop Rt Rev M A Crune Mrs Veronuca Dalton Mr and Mrs Adam Darugol Sumon Denbo and Sons Jules B Derowsku Don DuBart Mr and Mrs A Dumter Helen Dmochowska Mr and Mrs T Dombrowsku Mr and Mrs W Dombrowsku Martun E Domunuk Edmund s Servuce El Ray Childrens Shop Empure Radio 81 T V Servuce Faurfueld Cut Glass Mr and Mrs Carmen Falco Mr and Mrs Louus lfederucu Mr and Nirs Joseph lfranchettu A I-ruend Mr and 'tlrs John 1-ronoluch Commussuoner Edward J Garruty Angelune Guambrone Dr R A Gretzkowsku Hahn s West Oak Luquor Store Edward P Hart 9 'VIr and Hrs Edward T Hart Ruta Haug 9 Leonard Holda Mr and 'llrs C I Italuano Alex Jaskolsku Mr and Nlrs A Jurkuewucz Karlowucz Meats and Groceries Rev Charles D Kelser Bob Kepner 'V1r and Wlrs lelux Knast Eugene Komuves Katherune Komuves Dr Stanley J Mroz Louus Komuves Ralph Nlurrune John E Noga Anna 0 Keefe 9 Wir and Wlrs Francis 0 Keefe John Okulucz Dr and 'Hrs I Edward Ornaf 'Vlr and Nlrs Raymond Oslowsku Sr Joseph Panek 9 Grace Petulla 9 Joseph Petulla E Putman Sunoco Statuon Mr and Ylrs George Plocharsku Paulune Polansku 'Vlr and 'Vlrs Ldward Prauss Mr and 'llrs Arthur L Predpelsku Barbara Predpelsku 59 Jo Prosunsku George A Reud Mr and Hrs Joseph Rykaczewsku The St Lucua Chour Mr and Hrs Arthur Sarnese Mr Anthony Shulunsky L Shunehouse and 1-amuly Emma Shuda Wir and Nlrs E Krug and Son Wir and Nlrs Stanley Krupunsku Dorothy B Kuduak 61 Ronald WI Kubuak 59 Ladues of Wit Carmel Socuety Edward P Leonard Jr Edward Lesnuewsku Helen Lesnuewsku Jack Lesnuewsku John Lesnuewsku 4 Mr and Hrs W Lupka Mrs Catherune Lokau Mr and Nlrs Nuck LoPrestu Mr and Nlrs N1 J LuBrant Nancy LuBrant 9 'Vlr Walter LuBrant Mr H Luckuewucz Lutzs Hardware Mr A Wialandra Mr Raymond Niaslowsku 'Vlr and Hrs Wlatthew Niazur Dr Joseph 1' Meksa Mr. and Nlrs. S. Milewski Mr and Nirs Joseph Wioffa Moffas Hall Mrs florence Sukorsku 'Vlr and Nlrs John Saldo Stanley Heat and Fuel Mr and Nlrs Leonard Stevens Robert Stumelsku 9 Termunal Vendung Company 'VIr and Nlrs John Tomaszewsku Troncone lfuneral Home Walter A Uluase Veterans Jewelry Store Mr and 'Vlrs Vocale The Walunsku Famuly Joann Welsh 61 Whute Bakery Wulbur s Varuety Store Wulsol Allen Furnuture Mrs Pearl Wusnuewsku Wood Specualty Company Dr Leonard T Zembrowsku DDS Stanley A Zembrusku DONORS Mrs A Frank Aceto Frank Aceto Ruta Ackley 8 Adams Meat 'llarket Mr and 'llrs Felux Adamsku Mrs C Agnew Roger Alfano 61 Mrs V Alfano Mrs Jean Allen Amerucan Paunt and Glass Co Mr and 'Vlrs J Andraka Anutua and Emma Annes Beauty Shop Art and Jean Vlr and Mrs W -Xrtymowucz Nlr and 'llrs Vuto Aruanno Banasz Brothers Vlr and Mrs Ralph Bantuvogluo 'Hr and Wlrs Al Banules 'VIrs W L Buddeu Mr and 'Hrs I-rank Bul Mr and Mrs B Bush Black and Whute Cleaners Mrs Anna Blake Mrs Betty Bonattu Mrs Anna Bretschneuder Bernuce Bretschneuder Bud Bretschneuder ou Eleanor Ann Bretschneuder Mrs I Brunuck Jane Brunuck 59 Mr and 'llrs Bruno Mr and Mrs L Bunkowsku Mary Bunkowsku Bernadette Busch Wlary Ann Busch 7 Ruchard Busch 09 'Vlr and Nlrs R Bustard Mrs Bernuce Busz Mr and Nlrs Dan Carbone Ceasar Campana Wir and Mrs George Cauollo Charlue Catts Mr and 'llrs Ifrank Celanune Norman Chankun 'Wir and Nlrs Z Chenchunsku Wir and Nlrs Chepelenuch and Barbara Claure Ann Robbue Joe I' I' I' I' l' 1' 1' and 'lirs Ward E Colburn and Mrs Robert E Coleman and Nlrs Samuel Cordner and 'llrs Ruchard Corneg Thomas Corrado and Wlrs Wulluam Crawford John Czetyrka D and A Cleaners Pat Darugol 59 Vlr and 'llrs W Dastuck Wir and Nlrs J Day Wir and 'llrs Nluchael Del Rossu Vuctor Ldmund De't1ause Bernard Derekun Wir and Sirs A Devuatak Wir and Nirs James DuFuluppo Wir and 'lirs Gordon K Dulkes Wir and Yirs E Dumter Joseph Dumter 59 Wir and Nlrs Domunuc DuPasqualu Alexander DuSalwuo Wir and Nlrs Jack DiStasuo Nir and Hrs P Dobleman The Doughertys Wir F J Doyle Jack Doyle, 56 Jum Doyle, 59 1 . o 9 ' 1 .n 2 I . , I .- K' l ,- . 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I o A . 4 1 a u ' Mrs R Doyle Theresa Doyle Mr and Mrs Lew Duo Cecelxa Dudek Russell L Dudley Iather Duffy Dunner Teleusnon Mr and Mrs Stanley Dll5L,l1Skl Mr and Mrs S S Dovbolskl Pat Dynakowskl Mr and Mrs I Pastlack and Daughtu hllzabeths Dress Shop hrlton Liquors Ialruew I aundromat IHIFNIBW Pharmacv Mr and Mrs Irank X Ialcone Agnes l-lderko Mr l rancls I lhpek Mrs X nctorua I nhpek Mr John I-lllpkowskl Rom Plllpskl Mr and Mrs l'lore and ROSSIP Mr and Mrs P l-ltzgerald Mrs Helen lletcher I-ranks Mens Clothing Store Mr and Mrs George lrass Sr George l-rass 8 Duck Ifrlar Mr and Mrs Matthew I ronollch Terry Gabrylewlcz 6 Chrlstlne Garramone 9 Mr and Mrs I Garramone PAT RONS Mr and Mrs B Kryszyskl Mrs L Kubackn Mr and Mrs Joseph T Kwaplnslu Mr and Mrs Joseph Kwaplnskl Sr Mr and Mrs l-orrest Lane Samuel H lane Janet Latherow Mr I-rank Lowrence Mr and Mrs Edward lemanowncz Mr and Mrs Ldward LemonovucL Lenny Realtors Jo Anna Llngerle Linwood Cleaners Paul Loboda Mr and Mrs A Locantore Mr Frank Lombard: Mr and Mrs Robert 0 Long Mr and Mrs S Loyba Patr1c1a Iubelskn 7 Sophla H Lutklewlcz Mr and Mrs S McAdams Charles McCorran r and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs r and Mrs r and Mrs L McNells Mr and Mrs Benjamm Ma P A McCue McHeran Edward M McHugh lrank McHugh Jr Samuel Mclntlre Jr Rxchard B McShane latlco Mr and Mrs Thomas J Maher L Mallnowskl and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Bruno Przybyszewskl T Purzyckl Joseph Putlrl Ben Ragone Frank Rapa Jlm Rase Reglnas Specialty Shoppe Edward A Reid Mr and Mrs Gll Richmond Ridge Card and Party Shop Mr and Mrs R D Robmson Paul Rogers Annette Ross Harry A Rudolph Mr and Mrs W Rudolph Joseph Rupmk Leonard Sadowskl 9 Lorraine Sadowskl Rose b8d0WSkl Sally s Beauty Shop Pauline and John Santoro Mr and Mrs D Saraclno Albert J Scarduuo Joseph Schlmento Anna Sharkey Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Helen Shmn Sue Supple Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs leon Shedloskl John Shxlmsky Henryl Snyder John Snajkowskl J1 Mr GIHCODOUI Clnger and Ahcla Martln Ginsberg Cafe Nathan Goed Louls L Goldman Helen Golembskl Mr and Mrs Anthony Gonskn Mr and Mrs Robert A Goode Ronald Gorskl 57 r and Mrs Theodore Gorskl and Mrs D Grande and Mrs John Groch r and Mrs J Gurnackl and Mrs John Harczynskl r Leonard Harczynskl Mrs John Hare Mr and Mrs H Harbmson Henrys Mens Shop Jean Hermg Edward Herron Mr and Mrs James Heron Mary Herron 57 Mr and Mrs N Herzstem Mr and Mrs Walter Hller Jessie Hlnkle Mr and Mrs John Hlpp Mr and Mrs Ravmond Hoffman Mr and Mrs I Honrychs James Hopkins Julla Ho klns D Mr and Mrs Al Hourlgan Mr and Mrs Louis Hyde Ida s Specialty Shop Mrs Loretta Impenale Mr and Mrs Paul Jaye Mr and Mrs Walter Jaye Mr Joseph Jakubowskl Malms Cafe Mr Mlchael Mancml Mr and Mrs Anthony Marciano Margie and George Margie and Joe Mr and Mrs Chester Maslowskl Massos Market r and Mrs 'Norman Mastrowxcv r If Mathern and Mrs G Mathern r and Mrs L Mathern and Mrs V Matthews Prank Mattm The Mlgnone Agency Lllllan Miller John Mlnehak Sr Vera M Mlnchak Mr and Mrs John Moffa Mr and Mrs leo Moore Al Morton .19 Morton Cafe Sally Morton Mr and Mrs Moyto Mr and Mrs Stanley Mro1 Mr and Mrs lfred Muller R M Murphy Natalres Dress Shop Tlllle Nelson Newport Bottling Works Joyce Nevll Shirley and Bob Neul Wxll Nolan Mr and Mrs E NOTHQWICZ Mary Nowak 57 Mr and Mrs C Ochman Ann Oleymczak Joan Oleymczak 57 Sororlty Glrls 19 Mr and Mrs John Spawllk Star Cleamng Wllllam J Starr Mr and Mrs J Staslak inn Staslevucz Mr and Mrs Stephen Steckl Stella s Cleaners l-dward Stembowskl Walter Stepkowskn Mr and Mrs Harry Steuhs Harry and Ronnle Steube Mrs Helen Stlckney Helen Stlckney 60 Ieggy Stnckney Mrs Charles Stock Chester Stronskl Sr Sunn Drug Co Mr and Mrs J Suscaxagt Mr and Mrs J Sweet Panos Cold Cuts Mr and Mrs l- Taylor Sister Mary Theodora Mr and Mrs R Tomaszewskl Mr and Mrs C Tontarskl Mr and Mrs John Tontarskl Mlchaele Tracy Mrs Martha Undzlla Mr Norwood Yan Dexter E Y aughan Fuel Oll Rey Romeo C Wernocchl Mr and Mrs Joseph Ylschorlc 'Margaret Y lscusl Mr and Mrs Anthonv Yltarelll Mrs E Wallgorskl Barbara Wallnskl 9 Geraldine Vlalxnskl .17 J Orzechowskl and Mrs Jeanie 59 Jerry and Mort Restaurant Johns Dry Cleaners Mr and Mrs J Johnston Mr and Mrs Joseph Olejnlczak Pat 0 Keefe Steve 0 Keefe l' l' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs M J Johnston Mr and Mrs J Joyce Mr and Mrs Thomas Jarozynskl K K K Liquor Store Mr and Mrs A Kalmowskl Stanley and Frances Kamlnskl Mr Edward Kamgowskn Genevieve K8hlg0WSkl 6 Irene Kanlgowskl 59 Mr Thaddeus Kamgowskl Terr: Kato Kathleen Keatmg Catherme R Kelly I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Leonard Oslowskl Thaddeus Osmola Joseph C Oxley E E Palsgrowe B Paradise and Mrs and Mrs Jacob A and Mrs Wllllam Wall and I amxly Ldward w3SllEWSkl R VVatson Frank Weeks Jr Frank Wendel Weldel John Whlte Wllly and Santo Wmme s Grove Kendzlerskl Brothers Mr and Mrs Harry Knoettner Mr and Mrs DonaldW Koerner Mr and Mrs Peter Kokocha Mrs Anthony Kolloutas Mary Kopack Mr and Mrs Korostynskl John Kosman Mr Jose h Krazlnskx Edward Rrollczek 59 John Krollczek Mr and Mrs Stanley Kr0WlCkl Kathy Krupmskl Robert Krupmskl, 59 Florence Pawlak Mrs Vlctona Pawlak Mrs Helen Pawlowskl Mary Perna Mrs Ida Petulla Frank D Plghacelh Andy and Reggae Polntkowskl D Polntkowskl Mr and Mrs Bemamln W Plsarz Kathryn Plsarz Mary A Plctura Mr and Mrs Mat Planeta Mr and Mrs Leon Plocharskl Mr and Mrs L Polek Poloma Prmtmg House Joseph Predpelskl Lawrence Predpelskl Mr and Mrs Joseph Prosmskl John M Prosmskl Mr and Mrs Steve Prosmskx Mr and Mrs Thomas Prosmskn Ryzmskl Hardware Store Charles P wlSHlEWSkl Stanley WISIHCWSICI 58 and Mrs M Wojtkowlak and Mrs Stephen Wojtkowlak r Mitchell Wozny and Mrs Stanley MFOHIUR and Mrs Wylupek Mrs Mary Wysocku Jack Yeager I' l' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs 5 Wllllam Yeager Albert Young Vmcent Zalewskl Albert Zambettl Frank Zareba Monica Zawadska 58 Stanley Zawoyskx Mrs Constance Zeberlem Veto Zebrowskl Mr and Mrs Stanley Znegler Jesse Zlobro ' ' ' A . . '. I Mr, , , Q '. ' A . . I . Mr. A . . . I , - , - 1- A . . . l Mr. A . 4 A - - A , - Mr. A . F - A . . ' U Mr. A . . v- . 4.. . ' ' . . 1 ' '., ,5 V . A f f . J' M. . . . ' ' Q - . Mr. A . A 1' - ' ' Mr. . . if ' I . , ,5 4 ul . vb I I be 1 '1' Q 1 v 1 - - 1 y an 8 4- L l . 1 A . . I 4 4 ' V n - at 4 I ' ' - M. '. 2 - M - - ' ' Mr. . . A , 1 x MT- - - lM . . . A A ,' ' ' - -' Hr: ' . Mr' f' ' ' ' Carol Stickney, '57 Mr. A . A' ' ' ' A' 1 - y M . ' - ' - , I , . a A 9 n . I- -. , A I . . I -, '5 y , Mr. A . ' ' ' A . . . . Mr. . Mr' ' ' - ' . . . I Mr. . Mr' A ' - - , . M . . . ' Mr' ' - ' - u M . . . . ' .' A ' . . . ' - Mr. . . ' - - V ' - y .' ,5 ' . Mr. A . A . y ' ' ' - - Mr. A . ' ' ' - ' . . . M , ' . ' . . . Mr, , l ' t U i . . ' . . , y 7 ' ' - Mr. . ' ' ' ' ' ' M . A . ' ' . ' ' . M . A . ' ' ' ' ' M . A . ' . ' . . '. ' Mr. ' A .