St Josephs College High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1949 volume:

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We hope that as you examine on these pages our footprints of the four years iust ending, you will see them not only as marks of past accom- plishment. but as shadowings of future promise. i RANZJM a?E?3 sqiwgq-rn: QHRGEGH SAQNT 1 In grateful recognition of Mr. Earl I. Hart, who has won our un- bounded respect not only as an able teacher, but also as a friend, we, the seniors, dedicate this book. We will not forget the facile wisdom of his teaching technique. While preparing us diligently for school examinations he showed us methods of study which will aid our college work. We looked forward to Mr. Hart's period each day, for he had mastered the rare art of inculcating lasting knowledge through pleasant humor. Enviously we covet the lot of the underclassmen who can look ahead to his periods, while we must look back upon them. Fortunately, we were treated to Mt. Hart's efficient tutelage both in first year and in fourth. He will hold a unique place in our memories. May Our Lord's grace be with Mr. Hart always, and may this small token of our sincerest appreciation partially compensate him for the long hours he spent in making us better Catholic men. 8:15 a m Mr Hart reaches the Prep DEDICATION 9 o'clock-The mysteries of Solid are explained. Noon-A few minutes in which to catch one's breath. YU 2:40-the end oi the day Jnllowm.a,irz,th2,,Qon ng hhiai . At St Ioe s the members of the faculty painstakmgly teach us rudxments and fundamentals These teachxngs by degrees will lead us towards our accomphshments m later hfe The surgeon of tomorrow has been the lugh school chemxst of today f 'fvc s: . I I . . . . . . . Ar?:'?s f'3-fi- 'ai , New I ' ., K, W was ga .Av fi , ff,-I-f .5 L , .Jeni I , .t ,fsy 'I 'J lt, .: - C V Q-1,2 'gag- .ff' V if ,if I-9' .453 A ' :,' , 55,41 ,gm ' ' Al ' , bf f J t' Q .7 ' ?f'. ' - - ' V, -Y L ':-Q-.. ' 11 F, I f3fg3.K,,:, A s . if 141' A V ,- f My 5 4 C ry.,- .Qu .-Q kv! af v -we fi 31. ,E 4 5 4 Lfilififi 'T 1 1.-ti y f J 70-7 ADMINI PRESIDENT Very Reverend Allen F. Duggin, SJ. S TRATION Reverend Samuel R. Pitts, SJ. 'WI' PREFECT OF DISCIPLINE Reverend Iohn P. McNicho1as, S.I Director of Aihletics ADMINISTRATION mgiexi Mr. Nicholas I. Carroll, SJ. Latin. Greek and English Mr. Walter A. Cook, S.I. Physics and Geometry FACULTY Rev. Roger I. Blanldard. SJ. Religion, Latin and English Mr. Charles I. Bonhage Registrar Mr. Charles E. Barton English and History Mr. lohn F. Burton, SJ. Latin, English and History 4B crowds around Fr. Blank- iard alter class. Rev. Raymond R. Cosgrove, S.I. Student Counsellor Religion Mr. Iohn A. Donahoe Physical Training Rev. Iohn I. Dougherty. S.I. Student Consellor tor lst and 2nd Years Religion Mr. Francis I. Dougherty. SJ. Latin and English An incident during the Senior Retreat. Nourlshment lor body as well as soul. Mr. Thomas R. Fitzgerald. SJ. Latin and English Mr. Iohn P. Gaffney Algebra Mr. Earl I. Hart Rev. Armand I. Guicheteau, SJ. Trigonometry, Religion and French Solid GWNOUY Latin, English and Hislory Mr. William D. Lynn. SJ. Mr. David L. Leary, SJ. Latin. English and French Latin. English and German Mr. Harold I. Hocking. SJ. Mr. Philip T. Heesen English Mr. Iolm I.. Hxmes Tngonomeiry and Geometry Mr. William I. Kaifer. SJ. Latin and English Mr. William G. Kelly, SJ. Laiin and English Mr. Nicholas W. Kueny Assistant Registrar Mr. Ioseph A. Mattem Spanish Mr. Thomas F. Murray English and Physical Training Mr. Francis I. MacEntee. S.I. Rev. Edward W McCawley SI Mr Francis I McNulty Biology P- '!! ' Mr. Ioseph A. lVIisklow.'S.I Latin, Greek and English Mr. Iohn A. Moritz Chemistry Mr. Joseph H. Neale. SJ. Latin and History 'fl' 'kr' 'Vin Mr. Norman I. Smith English and History Rev. Robert I. Paquet. 5.1. Mr. Vincent I. Ryan Mr, Urban C. Schmitt I-Cliih Gnd English Algebra Algebra, German and History Mr. Charles C. Steer Latin and English Rattle returns roll in. Healey pays while Ienninqs, Dougherty and Kenney await their tums. Mr. Daniel G. Sweeney, S.I. Latin. Greek and English 'Wil' Mr. I. Gordon Wright History and Elocution Mr. Ioseph I.. Walsh Latin. English and French musxc all prepare us for fwainghga. Drcxmcxhcs debatmg wnhng us ture Todcxy s debaies on world org mto the legxslators of tomorrow amzcxhon may icxsluon My 'Wir I C U I l . . . . . I I I I - 1 . . . . . rf? ,frff .f pg '. 1, .. ,A .. .fx .,.' 1 . f 4 f 41,1 5' ,aff if ,w.fh,g,4,:.. j 5 me '--1: 1 '. f Y I K ,----.. . :'- f ,, V ,: .. A f.i1?gF.,H,4..4+ ,, . -- A ,f -'X--.ug,ag'1 J an -f v- ii , ? . 1 ' Y 7, bw d ,fix , , -wg :A . 1 4- - V ' , au.. , . , -. :,. . ,. ,Q f ' .. 1 , f ' . wif- fn, .24 ,L ' 'rg' 3,155 , .- ,. QM.-ai: ,z , Xxx F JF' .gr Mg? .mix ww w ,.'f'f'57Wf ' 2 -A hw 82.0 wwf is .JL Q dctw zo- 45 T51 no O' L8 ' ' 71 , X L: a MA .,.f--f--0' K . THE BARBELIN Front Row: DeMarco, Cashman, Con- nell, Mr. Kelly, S.I., Curran, Murphy Brannan. Second Row: English. Carroll Unger, Goglia, Torpey, Wollschlager. Crowe. Third Row: Healy, Maciorowski, Schubert, Hill, McEwen. XX X , DEBATING In September the Barbelin season got under way with the election of Milton Connell as President, Paul Curran as Vice-President and Ioseph Murphy as Secretary. The first semester record showed a 19 win, 19 loss result in debate. In addition to the thirty-eight debates recorded, the Barbelin teams participated in two radio broadcasts, one oratorical contest and one ex- tempore contest. The oratorical contest brought us a winner in the person of Milt Connell whose speech on the subject I Speak for Democracy was adjudged the best among the entrants from the Philadelphia Private Schools. The extempore contest won Iohn Schubert the Vice- Presidency of the Civic Forum Student Con- gress. Second semester promises to be all the more busy. In addition to the regular schedule, there will be a Iunior Town Meeting of the Air broad- cast, the NFL District Tournament in which we will be the defending Debate Champions, The Catholic League Tournament and the Pennsyl- Several top debaters in pre-toumament caucus. From left: English, Unger, Mr. Kelly, SJ., Brannon. Torpey, Goglia. vania Forensic League Tournament. Two Stu- dent Congresses are in the offing-the first at Temple University and the other here at the Prep sponsored by the National Forensic League. Connell and Curran receive a last minute pep tall: from Schubert. .Q Everyman DeMarco confers with Mr. Misklow, S.l., while lack Cahill looks on. Stage crew members Stinger and Schubert, Wonder what this one does? THE CAPE As the '49 Chronicle goes to press, Members of the Cape and Sword are hard at work on their annual spring production. This year's choice of play, a drama written so long ago that its author is not definitely known, is titled simply Everyman, and is the greatest of all morality plays. Though the setting is medieval. the fact is that Everyman has been played suc- cessfully and enjoyably from the reign of Ed- ward IV down through the years to our own fast-paced age. Consequently Tom Hayden, projecting the Voice of God throughout the auditorium, is at- tempting to make the words given him sound as imperious as they did back in 1500. Black Christmas Play with Father Goqlia holding the spotlight. es 't xii -Ml AND SWORD shrouded Ioe Haenn, enacting the part of Death, plans to arouse in a bobby-soxer the same fear that a young peasant experienced when he viewed the show. As for Everyman himself, Vince De Marco should prove to the audience that the principal character might well be dressed in tweeds or a tuxedo as in a medieval tunic. And so on, through all the characters: Knowl- edge, Kindred, Good-Deeds . . . all of which are being essayed with gusto and imagination by the young devotees of Thespis. It is hoped that their work and generous cooperation will bring profit to them and an enjoyable evening in the theatre to their audience. Ioe Haenn prepares to play Death. and K bs: - I Bob Deal: caught in a rare contrite mood. THE CHRONICLE The accent was on change for the '48-49 Chronicle as the advent of the Prep's new paper made the Chronicle a purely literary magazine. It might truly be said that the birth of the Hawk- letter marked the rebirth of the Chronicle. Di- rected and spurred on by a new moderator, Mr. lohn F. X. Burton, S.I., the staff attacked the task of revising old departments and creating new features to replace those dropped by the wayside. Sports interviews, a new drama de- partment, a larger fiction section and a new poetry staff all vied for reader interest. While seeking to provide opportunity for the greatest possible number of would-be authors to write, and at the same time attempting to offer a universally readable publication, the entire staff endeavored to publish a truly streamlined Chronicle between the traditional covers. Of its success the school can be the judge. The final product was surely a re- vamped Chronicle. MOST OF THE CHRONICLE STAFF First Row: Goqlia, George, Connell. Curran, Healy. Thiers Hayden Second How: Colwell, Blake, Conners, Grimes, Carroll. Webb, Haines Donovan Torpey Floyd. Poppert. Third Row: Connelly, Kallmeyer, Manning. Monaghan Heine O'Rourke, Hood, Davitt, Nagy. English. pn 4' BRAIN TRUST OF EDITORS Seated: Hayden lDrumuE. Goqlicr lBusinessJ. Thiers Khrtl. Mcmninq tSportsJ, Curran lEditor-in-Chiell, Connell fFiction and Musicl, Healy lPoetryl. Standing: Carroll Uhticlesl, George lBooksD and Mr. Burton. S. I.. Moderator. Now here's a good one, says the Moderator. Editor Curran seems puzzled. i A new issue arrives-and is delivered by Floyd and Brannon as 'QQ Q5 A f Q R Qi- as up . l f 1 'USD T' :Q Q? it A A 3 14121 . x at , N ,3 af 3. . if? , is QQ , 'K y 'Q 4, FN Q: Ogg f f 'Wi 2. A 354535, fjlig , Pi aw' 47 W,-X mg tk 4535 Lg .1 XM- X: M Q fi. W . QSQYEN j I ,455 V , M Rm ifff fi V Q-iff , A ' ' ff. .- A ,Q k ,fm 1 1 Q .I fs 3 wwgg ,xx 'lv J W ' x X R1 axixs wi 35 , Q1 12 Q 2 ,, . Mr' ig fr xfkv' Lf' W f V, L I r YV.q,.v . X . ..,.1 r A a Wi' . xt sg , S. l .'51 f ' Q 2. T 5 2 dh ' wx, Si. 5 1 mi? ,Qu 2, V .x X36 7? K gi' f -A fififf Unky Thwissle, Esq. His anonymity was a necessity. HAWKLETTER HEADS Hawkletter and Yearbook typists-the forgotten men. Seated: Colwell, Grimes, Monaghan, Webb, Connellv Standing: F. O'Rourke, I. O'Rourke, Murphy. Seated: Mr. Fitzgerald, S. I., Hood tSportsl, Connell and Curran tCo-editorsl, Mr. Carroll, S. I. Standing: Voit tBusinessi, Nuqy Whotoqraphyl. . , 1, vi ,ui ,AE N76 mi 1 -I j .03 .:f-. t R + 1 . y Q - , . Q ' N 1 f Ti XA Q . - Le. iii Q- W' 'J'-.Q fiiffvl , 'QV X , ,nf Q-M3 1.2 xi cm, 1 . n .Af .-X. -a 1.9- ,Q , i E 5 .Ii 1 AK ' 12 QS, was -QC' ww ,J ml , L, ifwv xh' ,' mini I A ,L ,K W L Q-1 , ,f .- mx ku ' -s'.ifi.' f ,, We. 1 s , ,,,. W.,,.i . X az, ..J,.,,,.,.M Az 4 -mn: MW H 1Q5,a:eg.uL 'fi k ,M mf N ' A 3 5 gg? QM ' W H, 7' 9, 014' 8 ,- -nr ' H .iii ,. N Y N- F4 'Y .041 1 ,wffhf ,Q 5 Q 'Sw-', z ff , XXX f 3 af . ,--f 1 .if ,AX QTK5 , f g'. 'Q K as 'W was ,.,. f5' 'lf'H 1' N, I L. W nm... ah Higgins and Whalen look glum-we must have los! that one. A A 'tg' A serious moment during The New World Symphony. The Color Guard: Hundermczrk, Conners, Dietzler. O'Rourke and Nolen. we ,Y f F- ' 1 , af sf , f g 'X Q1 X wi ai , . 1 I 4 1' , 'X W x 'EQ' -+L.- ' A 14 ,KKHNM fl f Q! a -. fx fx.. irq ., V -NM .fy 1' tv. Q N .ak Q x7 7' X? 9 6. 1, , K I . 5 r 'Q :Xi ' K . ig' 4,-' F115 ' 5 x ' . K Vx. A 4 7 sf , 4- w ' ' 'Q if 1- ' if -U . l . ' 2 L 1 1:14 1 A fp S 'f w -. ffzyifi fw A 37 5. zffMf?iqfgfa fp 32? e . A,- . 41 2175.4 ml 54 f'.,1f'?S5fQfQ x 7.,,.h .iw M. J' rgifisi' ,kv ,f ' - Aff ,2iii? xIy, Q Q Q: 4 ' 5 K 3 ,, Q ,4 5 9 I U' 9 5 fx 2.2 sv 51 - www ,wyffw f pg3,f5aq.Q. A meeting of interested seniors, called by the Moderator and held in the Prep auditorium book. loe Haenn, efficient Business Manager, soon had his agents canvassing the city for ads and patrons to finance the book. Those seniors who were unable to meet their quotas Our busiest department: Ioe Haenn with his busi- ness assistants Monaqhan, Kallmeyer, Hayden, Goglia and Lucas. A of the aforementioned will long remember how their wallets used to shrink each Thursday while the infamous Dollar-a-Week Club ex- isted. The Yearbook moved to new quarters and it was rumored that one anonymous student spent an entire afternoon trying to find an en- trance to this apparently inaccessible office in the cage. Editor Manning toils over rough outlines of the Yearbook-to-be. THE YEARBGOK The heart of the matter: Ioe Haenn fBusiness Manugerl, lack Manning lEditor-in-Chiefl. Dick Torpey fSports Editort, Ioe Nagy fChief Photog- rapherl and Mr. Fitzgerald, S.I. is - 'fi early in the year, gave birth to the 1949 Year- Work continued feverishly as all kept anxi- ous eyes on the nearing February deadline. loe Nagy was everywhere as he recorded the year's happenings for posterity with his ever- present camera. His success is evident in many of the pictures on this and the surrounding pages. Humor also had its innings. What staff mem- ber will ever forget the pointed and riotous responses that were received under Pet Gripe for the Senior Choices or how membership in the different extracurricular activities swelled on the days when pictures were taken? A staff of over ninety members made this truly a publication of the Senior Class. The Finance Committee, the group most responsible for this year's book. Front Row: Torpey. Deeney. Haenn. Capponi. Hayden. Stinger. Second Row: Carson, Seqrave'Daly, Gillespie, Swanick. Sereni. Mc- Gill. McGrath. McGurk. Gogliu. Missing: Alrninde, Connell, Sharkey. ,X ew 14 Final revision of Roman game Writeup by Sports Editor Torpey. Competent and tireless Ioe had com- plete charge of finances. RELIGIOUS Our Lady is honored with a living rosary. Religion at Saint loseph's Prep is not merely the short daily ten minute periods or the two full weekly periods devoted to it. It is not just another subject which we have to study because we receive tests in it. The spiritual side is much better exemplified and expressed DY the various religious activities engaged in by all of us. The K. B. S. Mass and Communion, First Friday Devotions, the Sodalities, weekly confessions, retreats. May Devotions, the Rosary in the chapel and the Saint Ignatius and Bellarrnine clubs, all help make religion what it is at St. loe's, all are the powerhouse which energizes our actions both in school and at home. The books and coats on floor and windowsill weekly testify that the Knights of the Blessed Sacrament is the largest religious organization in the school. For Fr. Cosgrove and Dick Torpey check returns on the Mite Box Handicap. every Friday at eight o'clock a large part of the stu- dents congregate in the Gesu Church to hear Mass and receive Holy Communion. The other mornings of the week are devoted to the different Sodalities of the Bles- sed Virgin Mary. The weekly Sodality Mass and in- struction is intended to bring us closer to the Blessed Virgin. The Sodality yearly sponsors a food drive, 'ir ACTIVITIES Seated: Mr. Neale, S.I., Green, Healy, Loscalzo, Sweeney. Standing: Barley, Silvinskas, George, Poppert, Da Crema. Madden. fir' 41 . Aftemoon Rosary was a daily manifestation of fervor at St. Ioe's. Fr. Dougherty introduced and directed this popu- lar practice. a Christmas Party at an old folks' home, and the Sodal- ity social. The Bellarmine Club is by nature and preference a private and rather secretive organization. Its purpose is embodied in its motto, Alter Christus. By pre- scribed devotions and sacrifices its members strive to become, in action and thought, other Chrisis. Mr. Car- roll, S. I., was its moderator this year and his helpful instructions and advice greatly aided the club mem- bers in gaining in part, at least, their object. The St. Ignatius' Club, whose moderator is Mr. Lynn, S. I., gives weekly instructions in catechism to the boys of Girard College. No particular religion may be taught at Girard College, so Mr. Lynn and a few volunteers instruct the youngsters in the beliefs of the Catholic Church. The Class of '49 had its senior retreat at St. Ioe's and the adjoining Gesu Church. For three days we endeavored to turn our thoughts away from all other activities and to concentrate on our spiritual lives. The retreat was held from October 30 to November 1. There was no school-work nor underclassmen to divert our Y Q 'qt The May Shrine, token of Prep devotion to God's Mother. V' attention as we walked from the instructions held in the library or auditorium to the various devotions con- ducted in the Church and the reciting of the Rosary in the yard and then dashed swiftly to the cafeteria for our meals. Fr. Gannon, S. I., proved to be a retreat master who was more than sufficient and who instilled and inspired interest in all of us. His knowledge of our desires and needs surprised us. Everyone of his talks solved the difficulties we had already undergone and will encounter. Under his expert guidance, we examined our pasts and resolved to strengthen our religion in the future. We will always remember Fr. Gannon, -his generosity, his humor, understanding crnd kindness- the dashes to the meals and the hap- piness in knowing we had made a successful retreat. Hungry horde at the annual Sodality social. X f t JUNIOR SODALITY OFFICIALS Seated: Reagan, Mr. Carroll, SJ., Dych. Stand- ing: McDevitt. Peacock, English. M., Y an 15' ' L S iii e' 2 - lk ,I X . D ,tif Canned goods for ihe poor, displayed by Eng- lish. Cissone. Connelly, Reagan and Green. Dlsmay clouds the faces of Torp. Ed Glllolplo and Bob Webb. Did the smiling Cortez lake H all? SENIOR SODALITY OFFICIALS Seated: Connell. Connelly. Devem. Standing: Mc- Elvenny. Manninq. 9 - .. 4, A ,-. . 1 M., . FRESHMAN SODALITY OFFICIALS Sealed: Kane, Fr. Paquei, S.I., Boyle. Standing Naughion. Long. s f ,I sq. N s X' .1 Q Aw- 9 I Mr. Cook, S.I.. moderator and coach of the Glee Club. THE GLEE CLUB The Class of 1949 is unique in having a Glee Club, composed almost solely of seniors, and brought into existence at the beginning of the past year. Beginning with Freshman Night on which they made their highly successful debut, the Glee Clubbers have always been most ready and willing to sing anything, anywhere, any- time to add to the entertainment of social functions sponsored by the Prep, or to offer to the public another example of Prep musical talent. Harmony at Homecoming. ,pg THE GLEE CLUB First Row: Kennedy, Hughes. Grimes. Cashman, Sarama, Donovan. Second Row: De Marco. Gal: ran, Di Giacomo, Brannan, Strinqtield, Wollschlager. Third Row: Toth, Lucas, Broqan, Stinger Hayden, Deals. Fourth Row: Blake, O'Connor. Devern. S. Whalen. Squillace, Schubert. Filth Row zur Nieden, Murphy. R. Whalen, Leimkuhler, Carbone. Sixth Row: Healy, Hennessey, Connell Rafferty, Di Blasi. Last Row: Haenn, Kallmeyer. Music tailored for any occasion was mast- ered by these harrnonizers. Negro Spirituals, Christmas Carols, Barbershop Melodies, Church Music, Formal Concert Arrangements, all were presented with equal spirit under the careful guidance of Mr. Walter Cook, SJ. The Glee Club has left behind a year filled with occasions made happy for its own and for others, and hopes that the memory of its successful performances will stand as a living record that the Prep can have a well-organized choral group as a permanent activity. ..,,...-We Walt Donovan, the Voice. TS k u g -.fig ,, X45 Y EM Ai If ,.,.L: lux!! lr 2 I an-1' Yen fd, 'W V 7 I, .,.' y e' gg' Z? 1 ff x , C ' Y :I Q , v A 5 W' nfs il Q 5,, ..j ., lv r ,, ,A l,,- ' -f ? 'K wth is v f'f'1.Tf'ffyg ' ' Q 43,1233 i AT, Q 14' 1, H49 ' 'Q . 1 '5 W Q Q d3f'fHzQ X 'r if CQ' if wil, ' 5 ,A 1 P., f A lg: ,Q ? r .Q9'f,w: '- . p W xf-Haw Qltww i, Q vw 1 ,ll . Today the couniry IS an armed camp fcxcrng a dangerous enemy We expect to spend part of our hves rn the armed forces The dxsclplxne and teamwork critamed mn fooibcxll and the other sports wxll serve us well 91.9 -mf 1 fwi' 6 4-. -.B J -as v 16 'Pa 48'-6.5 Mr Frank McLaughlin. head coach. ,Q . me I 0 ei, 5 C lfirsi Row: Davisson, Weinmann, fmanagersl, Hood, Kane, Hasson, Murphy, Slokel, Cutaudo, Thomas, Nagle, O'Donnell, Scally Cmanaqerl. Second Row: Mr. McLaughlin, Keller, Mellet, Roncace, Aniolini, Michalak, Gold, McCreavy, Barbera, I. Collins, Mr. McCarthy. Third Row: Law, Vlncenl, McDonough, I. McCloskey, I.. McCloskey, Dougherty, Anderer. Last Row: Osuch, Kenney, Free! E. Collins, D'Anionio, Carmody, Morris, Beckett, Tini. S x A r K MN 'W V 4 ,A at ,fri Q by 4 M., 2f1l5wi3?a-we if-H.. 43 6 5' 2 B '22 c 5273 or Y? 4Ew3 '3, 8, -fm ,50 33 as 21 52, ,aa 41 53 45 V ':iM'7i3j.4 a FOOTBALL Mail! Summer campers Stokes Dougherty Thomas and Calaudo examine a leiter as Hood IGJOICOS SIP opp. 6 ..... .... S t. Thomas More .... ..... 1 3 0 ..... .... L a Salle ......... ..... 3 8 0 ..... .... S outh ............ ..... 3 9 7 ..... .... W est ............... ..... 2 0 20 ..... .... A llentown Catholic .... ..... 2 0 7 ..... ..., N orth .............. ..... 1 9 14 ..... .... S t. Iohn's .......... ..... 1 2 0 ..... .... S t.Iames' ,,,,,32 7 ..... .... R oman... .....20 Thomas goes through the Roman line with D'Antonio's help. Murphy . . . Michalak . . . Barbera .... McCreavy .. E. Collins ..... ..... G Vincent .... Keller .... Cataudo . . . Hasson ..... McDonough Mellet ...... Carmody .. Kane ..... Kenny ...... D'Antonio . . Roncace ...... .... . L. McCloskey Osuch ...... Law ...... . I. Collins . .. Thomas .... Antolini .... Tini ...... Beckett ..... 5.6 5.6 5.6 5.5 6 5.1 1 5.7 5.7 5.10 6 5.8 5.1 1 5.11 6 6 5.8 5.11 6 5.11 5.7 5.6 5.3 5.10 6 Captain Stokes watches the toss. O'Donnell . . Freet ..... Andere: .... Gold ....... I. McCloskey Hood ......... ..... T Morris .... Stokes . . . Nagle ...... Dougherty .... R. Kane .... Dolente . . . 5.11 5.11 5.11 5.7 6.1 6.1 6 5.10 5.11 6.1 6.2 6 Freet swings around end against North. ST. THOMAS MORE The Hawklets opened the 1948 grid season against St. Thomas More. Prep rooters were astonished when the Golden Bears drove for a touchdown mid-way in the opening stanza. The fighting Preppers, led by George Thomas. scored in the next period, but still trailed, 7-6. Due largely to our spotty pass-defense the Bears scored minutes later. In the second half the visitors' punting kept the Hawklets from scoring again, and the Tommies had beaten the Prep for the first time. Final score: 13-6. LA SALLE The following week the Crimson and Gray met a smart La Salle squad, and fell before the Little Explorers, 38-0. Led by Dick Bedesem, the Olney-ites were in command most of the game. Our stellar Sophomore center, Bobby Vincent, a real sparkplug in our forward wall, sustained a broken right leg and was lost for the remain- der of the season. SOUTH CATHOLIC Traveling to 12th and Bigler Streets, the Prep succumbed to the champion Pirates of South Catholic. Playing their best game of the sea- son, the Black and Orange scored in every period to win, 39-0. WEST CATHOLIC Still full of determination and fight, the Hawklets met the Burrs of West at Finnessey Field the following week. The Prep offense bewildered the Burrs, and with Iim D'Antonio leading the way we were ahead at intermis- sion, 7-O. In the second half the Burrs capita- lized on their big weight advantage and wore down the valiant Prep line to take home a 20-7 victory. T 1 M gg -at e Q Q. George Thomas and Paul Free! on Day ol Roman game. I ,Y W DAVE STOKES ICE HOOD . V' S x I .mist I '-Q lizifrdtjfff rgzf f. K .pg Jos Munn-nr Hugh O'Donnell picks up yardage again!! North. Reds Kane around North's end with Ioe Kenney blocking. sk . 9 gi t TONY CATAUDO GEORGE THOMAS W levi 1 moons muon: PAT HASSON Thanksgiving morning--O'Donnell gets away. ALLENTOWN CATHOLIC After a week's lay-off the Crimson cmd Gray journeyed up-state to grapple with the Vikings of Allentown Catholic. Playing extremely well despite several long penalties, the Preppers showed offensive power as they came from behind three times to gain a 20-20 tie. NORTH CATHOLIC Once beaten North Catholic came to Finnes- sey Field the following week. With Hugh O'Donnell, George Thomas and lim D'Antonio leading the way, the Prep played its best game of the season. The Falcons went home with a bad scare, but nevertheless a 19-7 win. ST. l OHN'S But still the Hawklets refused to quit. As yet without a win, and in the throes of their most disastrous campaign, the Hawklets played host to St. Iohn's a week later. George Thomas found a big hole in the line and went 65 yards to score on our first play from scrimmage, and with Thomas scoring again on a later pass- play, and Carmody making both conversions. we won our first game, 14-12. ST. JAMES' The Bulldogs from St. Iames were next on our schedule. Taking advantage of intercepted passes and Prep fumbles the Iimmies went home with a surprising 32-0 triumph. V21 Our annual Thanksgiving Day game with Roman, for many years now a Catholic League tradition, brought to a close the '48 grid sea- son. Both teams had rather poor records, but a grim determination and will to win that have highlighted every St. Ioe's-Roman clash. Roman's little Tony Day dodged and weaved his way up and down the muddy field, and brought to the Purple and Gold a 19-7 victory. lim D'Antonio lights oi! would- be tackler. Senior members V-4' George Thomas on the loose against St. Thomas More. earned sweaters. St. Iames alter Ioe Murphy. of grid squad display newly Paul I-'reet chops down North back as Hood looks on admiringly. Hugh O'Donnell thunders on. 4 t-...sn The football banquet: letters for Kane, Law, 0'Donnoll, Koller, McCloskey, Andorer, Roncace, Kenney, Carmody. We ended our league season with one win and seven losses. But the team never gave up and a loyal band of followers never stopped cheering. Outweighed in almost every game the Preppers always fielded a fighting team. Most of this '48 grid team will return next sea- son, and gives every promise of a successful campaign. 1' Alminde and Swanick were hustling hard BASKETBALL Last November' when Coach Ioe Oakes looked over his prospects, he smiled specula- tively. He turned a listening ear to reports drifting in from foreign camps. Then he set to work. He looked again and noticed his squad had little height, excepting 6'5 center lohn Doogan. To counteract this disadvantage, he adapted a fast, quick-break brand of ball that filled the 32 minutes with speed and a steady stream of leather to the backboards. At the forward positions he designated vet- eran letter winners loe Alminde, senior, and Larry Reagan, junior. Doogan was a fixture at center and finished eventually second to Ernie Beck in league scoring In the backcourt were Don Swanick and Ioe Rutledge Working floormen who fed teammates with a steady flow of assists Both shone on defense frequently stealing the ball. Swanick, for his size, was superb on rebounds, and Alminde sparkled on fast breaks, quick as a bolt. Larry Reagan developed into one of the most feared players in the Catholic League. loe Langan, West Catholic mentor, regarded him as the equal of anyone on the schoolboy courts. Larry had a deadly set shot, good drive and a knack of breaking up a close game. Doogan had few equals beneath the boards. He was a fine shot off the pivot and proved more than capable on defense. Doogan's absence from the Prep lineup was always the most noticeable. loe Rutledge was a steady, smooth-working playmaker for the Stiles Street- ers Ioe was always cool and collected dunng tense moments when most players freeze A versatile performer Rutledge had a good eye from anywhere on the court was a clever dribbler and a good defense man -2:74, Captain Mike Swamck J- D-4? ,I Bob Kane Northeast High Olney Hlqh Southem High Bartram High Camden Catholic North Catholic Roman Catholic South Catholic St Thomas More West Catholic St Iames OPP hm Clark LaSalle North Catholic Roman Catholic South Catholxc St Thomas More West Catholic St Iames LaSalle South Catholic fplayotfsl LaSalle fplayottsl Iohn Dooqcm 'fm ...nf in WM 'A Y lady-a Z. , N' Ioe Alminde ,-:nr-ununng -ali! Dick Breen Ioe Rutledge I x , v W. Hiiyffgff 2, ' 'x x M ex? , f X Under I.aSulle's basket at the Palestrcx. Kane and Alminde watch as Doogan and Recqcn struggle. Kane in readiness as Dooqan grabs the rebound. Bobby Kane drives in for a duck. Bob Kane, the sixth man, provided plenty of hustle and fight. Bob seldom hesitated to dive for loose balls or loose players. Ioe Kenney was another holdover from last year's squad. From the Iayvees, Mr. Oakes recruited Dick Breen, injured most of the season, lim Clark, Iim Carmody, Speed Donohue, Frank Shannon and Ioe McCloskey. After a month of practice, the boys got their first taste of action against Northeast High on December 3. It was a sloppy affair won by the Prep 35-30. Subsequent victories over Public League opposition followed, with a 55-36 con- quest of Olney and a 47-42 victory at the expense of Southern. Bartram provided the Prep's first stiff opposi- tion on December 16. The Stiles Streeters out- played them in every department, winning 44-39, and established themselves as definite Catholic League threats. Doogan, who had scored 19 points against Olney, led the Hawk- lets with 17. A triumph over Camden Catholic on December 28 by a crushing 67-36 score, wound up pre-league play. The Prep girded for tough Catholic com- petition and on Ianuary 7 ran into its first obstacle, North Catholic, which it trimmed to ...J Coach Ioef Oakes plots new offence with Doogan, Reagan. Alminde and Swanick. the tune of 58-41 with Alminde's 15 points as the chief contribution. Two days later the Preppers knotched their second win, 50-43, over Roman. It was a hard-fought game in which Doogan, Breen and Alminde garnered 38 points. Moving to the Palestra on Ianuary 14, the Hawklets prevailed over scrappy South Catholic, 41-36. Butledge's 12 points were high. Iohn Doogan paced St. Ioseph's to its fourth loop Win, 58-41, by pouring in 20 markers against St. Thomas More on Ianuary 16. The game was tied, 37-37 going into the last quarter, but Reagan's stab got the Prep away on a 19- point spree. gf, I The Prep won its tenth in a row by turning back West Catholic, 50-41, on Ianuary 21. The Hawklets, sparked by lohn Doogan's 15 points, got away to an early lead and were never headed in spite of Doogan's early withdrawal on personals. St. lames was added to the list of league victims on Ianuary 23, suffering a thumping 40-60 setback. Doogan was high again with 17. Reagan and Rutledge also hit double figures. In a battle of undefeated giants at the Palestra, Ianuary 28, the Prep collided with La Sa1le's Basketball Squad and went down to its first loss, 44-54. La Salle got most of the breaks but didn't manage to pull away until the final three minutes, when its lead shrank to 44-42. Doogan led with 15. St. loseph's began its second round of league play by whipping North Catholic, 58-29, Ianuary 30. Applying a fast break most of the afternoon, the Hawklets pulled awcry from a 23-14 halftime lead to double the Falcon's score. Rutledge caged 18 points. Roman Catholic fell to the same overwhelm- ing fate, losing for the second time to St. lo- seph's, 63-32, on February 4. Iohn Doogan had amassed 19 by the middle of the third quarter, then sat out the rest of the game as reserves took over. The Hawklets needed Larry Rea- gan's 16 points and an extra period to over- come fighting South Catholic, 53-47, on Febru- ary 8. The game had been tied up 44-44 with four seconds to go after a great Pirate fourth quarter rally. On February ll, lohn Doogan swished a staggering 31 point total against St. Thomas as the Stiles Streeters turned in a close 51-47 win. Doogan established a 1948-49 Catholic League high. Two days later, the Prep bat- tered against West Catholic and with Beck and a former Hawklet, Garrity, in the fore, the Burrs rapped the Stiles Streeters, 46-37. St. Ioseph's' was way off in its shooting, making but eight field goals. The Prep moved to Chester for the first game of the season's final pair, and returned with a surprise 48-39 setback, suffered at the hands of St. lames. Minus Larry Reagan and with Doogan unable to score heavily, the Hawklets went down to their second straight defeat despite 14 points by lbe Rutledge. The season's last regularly listed game, prior to the playoffs, offered the Hawklets a chance to atone for the previous loss to LaSalle, but they were demoralized 62-42 by an alert, fast band of sharpshooting little Explorers. One of Large Iohn's easier two-pointers Camera magic? Inky Reagan drives through legs of Roman player. Speed Donahue in a busy moment at Chester. lim Clark awaits the ball. Bench and fans applaud another victory. Kneeling: Clark, Reagan, Swanick. Shannon, Carmody. Standing: Coach Ioe Oakes. Alminde. McCloskey. Doogan. Breen, Rutledge, Kenney. Manager Hundermark. Missing: Kane. Donahue, Gilson. A, ., . -4 I, 1. 3, z E .-ww--.Lf 9 bv 'X 1 Ee 43. LQ' :Dumb 1 5 S HV..-. A , Smiling Preppers arrive al Southern for an early game: Carmody. Kenney, McCloskey. Reagan and Shannon. ,MW , , R, ...L 3 E x 4 1' 1 5 f . i TJ- He. :war Ioe Ruiledqe passes the ball in io Doogan. Large Iohn is hidden be- hind Bob Kane. 59 in--'39 a Q39 , 5 K '5- 'L 2 W' . . ' 7-'il . 'Wi' 1,6 1 v ' 1 Efiw if Q' 1 f 5 M if 5 - , :V ' 5 , 5 . ' qth' . is Sh t t 'Baldy ' 3 y J m Q Two point 1 B b. 4 v 1' Q ' Af , ' 1. I E f 'M' 5 . K yn x W we 1 , Q Q 1' N .gd ' , 5 : Tk f is Q.. ,4 fa 4 3 ,A 'Q my 51. 'pV?,! ,. ff A' Q ,Q W iff' , I ,--,:I 3 'Av A b . ,:,, and E gi: I 0 'K N L T K X ws 5 I 1 W . 'mm 4 'Nw . , A r XQQSQ, 1 K P 'gi' ismwg ' Q , af' , 3 f g Aa fx X .ws X N.. .. d SWIMMING Although the record for the Prep swimming team this year was one win against nine losses, we can find consolation in the fact that the ex- perience gained this season will help us put forth a winning squad next year. A strong Valley Forge Military Academy team handed the Prep its first loss early in December. The Prep mermen started the Catholic League race by barely losing to Ro- man. Then tollowed close losses to La Salle and North. Alter West Catholic had com- pletely outclassed a Prep team decimated by sickness, we submerged South Catholic at Big Brothers, 44-31. During the second half of the season the Prep also lost to La Salle, West, North and Roman and was nosed out in the last leg of the Coflch MUHGY Gnd Murwqer Bill Reynolds- free-style relay in the South meet. The final score stood 38-37. Co-Captains Larry Davisson and Frank Y' i X. H 1 ft., 1949 SWIMMING TEAM lst Row: Weinmann tManagerl, Friel, Silvestro, McCauley, Davisson. Cascni. Sulliva-n. 2nd Row: Mr. Murray tCoachl. Mellet, Murphy. Hentz. Ryan, Gaffney. Reynolds tMcmaqerl. 3rd Row: M. Scanlan, Thomas. Wosnack. Whalen. I Scanlan. 4th Row: DiEnna, Lynch. Black, Costello, Crowley. Hagerty. Last Row Green. McCauley were outstanding in their respective events. Larry made his presence felt in the l0O-yard free-style and the free-style relay, while Frank, the Prep breast-stroke record holder, came Within two-tenths of a second of beating his year-old record. Numerous under- classmen were outstanding in their fields. lohn Casani placed third in the championships in the l5O-yard individual medley. Tony Silvestro and Ted Friel, along with Co-Captain McCau- ley, helped bring the Prep three more third- place medals in the 150-yard medley relay. lack Sullivan and his understudy lack Scanlan gained victory for the Prep in a majority of its diving contests. Next year's team should be strong despite the loss of seniors Davisson, McCauley and Murphy. A fourth senior whose absence will be felt is Bill Reynolds, capable and loyal man- ager of this year's squad. X Q 9 Sullivan cuts a lancy swan dive. Anderson, Hagerty. lack Casani in the individual medley relay. l. V. SWIMMING TEAM 5 N N. x . f,. D ff, , A! ,. tg 1. . V. 1 Backstroker Tony Silvestro Seated: Lynch. Crowley. Scanlan, Whalen, Mellet. Standing: Robinette, Birkenstock, Weinmann, SIP Opp. 26 Valley Forge M. A. . . . . .49 32 Roman Catholic . . . . . .43 32 LaSalle ........ .. .43 31 North Catholic . . . . . .44 22 West Catholic . . . . . . .53 South Catholic Roman Catholic LaSalle ....... North Catholic West Catholic . South Catholic , Q GOLF The Prep golf team enters upon the regular schedule of 115 th1rd season thrs year after w1n n1ng 1ts two warm up matches Wlth practlcally the same team that fm lshed last year w1th a total ot 10 w1ns 3 losses and 2 t1es the moderator Mr Sweeney SI IS lookmg forward to an lmpressrve shoW1ng by the club Playrng out ot beautltul Whrtemarsh Valley Country Club the Prep IS steppmg un the lad der and IS now a well known and establlshed competrtor to all who challenge 1t on the lmks A t1ne group ot golfers has been plcked to represent the school thrs year Standouts on the team are lack Barry one of the Ph1ladelph1a d1str1cts best and Iohn Fmnegan a member of the Wh1temarsh Valleys crack golf team Then of course there are Charlre Carroll and M1ke Dr1scoll You must look hard and long to hnd a better player around the greens than M1ke and Charlles woods are always good for d1stance Nor can Bob Kane be counted out of any compet1t1on And Just to prove that St loe s doesnt lack a really deep force of good golfers take a look at Tom ONe1ll Ioe Hentz and lack Gahran Thrs group w1ll make the Prep team worth watch1ng CREW Another spr1ng has brought act1v1ty to the Schuykrll where the Crrmson and Gray rs found also on oars The 1n1t1al call for crew was answe ed by trtty students who began work on the mach1nes where they remamed h1d1ng and sweatmg for a few weeks before the season Soon the new Prep crews w1ll return to boat house row Under the dr1v1ng echoes ot coach and coxswam the crews w1ll beg1n to shape themselves 1nto true form and t1m1ng Wxth the return of frve letter men St Ioes tenms team has hxgh hopes of regam1ng the Cathohc League champronshrp whrch a year ago was lost to La Salle by a mere one pomt margrn Mr Hugh Qurnn hrmself a former Prepper w1ll aga1n coach the team The boys who w1ll try to bnng the Dougherty Trophy back to the Prep are B111 McCreavy Tom Hayden Ray L1gg1ns Frank Gargan and The ten return1ng oarsmen are Walter L1nk who rowed for the Penn A C last summer B111 meyer Paul D1 Blasx Irm Beckett and two coxs wa1ns B111y Carr and Andy Keenan These men along w1th the rookres w1ll seek the laurels rn the Stokesbury Cup Race the Schoolboy Natronal Regatta and the Ph1ladelph1a School boy Champ1onsh1p Race NNIS Steve Dz1wura These veterans w1ll probably be strengthened through the addrtron of two or three recru1ts from the ranks of the under classmen The captam of thrs years squad wxll be B111 McCreavy Wlth practrce scheduled to get under way near the end of March on the Rxfle Club courts rt should be no trme at all before the boys are ready to meet all comers . ' O'Connor, Dick Torpey, Matt Ryan, Bill Kall- 5f Efmi s a?.,, 1- fi f V 'N Front Row: Wiedmarm, Reitze, Anderson, Mr. Neale, S.I., Murray, Turner, Ienniriqs. Second Row: Facenda. Third Row: Maioriefc, BZrkens':a:f:, McDermott, Ciancicrulo, Schtxmacher, Brcqan, Logan, Pumer, O'Mailey, Glacalzetti, Sullivan, Grail, Deeqan, Anderer. Fourth Row: Rose, Corey, McPar- land, Rybas, Miller, Kulis, Carr. Fifth Row: Fitzpatrick, Dwyer, Bartlett. I -f Qfai t -ei rt,-5 ,W r b, s , tb 13' ,M ' iii? , f'-,nl 5'-'X if 1: ' 5 Ui: W,-M ii- 1 nap ,, , ,X -169 - X, yr ,ik , , Kp ' fi- ,. Qi' - . it fu t X Front Bow: Bateman. Mcrgrcxft, Dietrich, Mr. Galfney, Iohnston, Henhoelier Gsaccbbo. Second Row Carr, Kern: Tozn-2: Lana, Bogie, Brophy, Quin, I-Ifcr. Thlrd Row: I-'icF.,um.y, !c:. Ltrczcr, Gisborne Ebie, Sh.1s:e.. Hom' Logan, Rapper. Fourth Row' McDevi , Wcii Fcmey Olvlckiev, Hgsenarry Supiick, App. Na:-e. Fiiah Ficwg Co:-lle-3, Green, Sailor. ,Ki . ,Q-.V X. I 1- XM'--,, , E ft. is? 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Filip f .H 12,2434 ' on I Best basketball player is S 'Q -V' PAUL DI BLASI BILL KALLIVIEYER Best oarsmen-ex aequo MR HART Favorite teacher I 14,2 TOM I-IAYDEN Best dancer FRANK McCAULEY Ol-IN DOOGAN Best swimmer Q-i-ax' GEORGE THOMAS Best football player HOICES MOST INTERESTING SUBIECT Trigonometry PLEASANTEST YEAH Fourth HARDEST YEAR Thxrd MOST MEMORABLE INCIDENT Basketball championship FAVORITE BAND Tex Beneke wp, x , .. I ' Q fs ? -4- . E ' ... 2 ,zgisij we ' -'.. Z1. ' Jimi f3 ,L,e . G+- ..,. .fvgxglig pi- 'X ' V ' . msg . E ,J . , g, ll, V ,.. . We stand at the foot of the famed marble steps for the last time as students, and we look back upon the memories of four years-the angry roar of teachers, the timid first attempts at translation, the uncounted lugs, the elation after successful exams, perhaps even the sorrow of conditions. The footsteps of four years rush along the corridors and we are over- whelmed by the recollections of all the experi- ences we will' have no more. And so we wan- der back, tracing our footsteps on the paths we have walked during four brief years. We were the raw recruits of the Prep in '45, and the top-brass seniors loomed large on our horizon. Our first steps into life at St. Ioe's were unsteady and we. like other freshmen of the past, required some time to become ac- customed to the school that was to be so much a part of our lives for the next four years. Though our memories of that first year are dim, we can still recall the towering figure of Fr. Lenny, and his doleful prediction that not half our class would graduate. Exultation, how- ever, was our feeling after the dramatic 7-0 North game. We met Fr. Morning for the first time, and we came away from the meeting realizing how he was to become so much a CLASS HISTORY part of the Prep in a few brief months. We struggled with Algebra under Mr. Hart and Mr. Himes who seemed to move along with us, year by year, and we winced each time Mr. McGuire pounded the desks. Fr. Blankfard provided the season's best laugh as he re- christened Tomasulo McSorley. The first giant raffle brought a mad rush of chances, sales talk and commissions. The year sped by and in the scramble we lost ll and gained lM. And after the first year we found ourselves perhaps wiser, and at least more certain of our place in the Prep. Then came the footsteps of our second Sep- tember at the Prep with Fr. Michael Smith as our new principal. We were assigned to Sophomore sections by Mr. Bonhage and felt just as full-fledged as any upperclassmen,- after all hadn't we worn our Prep sweaters on every beach from Wildwood to Beach Haven? A new P.A. system was waiting for us with a priceless little bell that was to furnish a sixth period breather for the next three years. Sep- tember also found us with a celebrity in our midst, Ted McGurk by name, who was lunior Moth Boat Champion of the world. We were impressed. Of course there were lots of things to im- press us that fall and our footsteps had become a little more confident, but a lot more difficult. For while Ioe Hood led the struggling Greek stu- dents through vocal declensions, the Biology boys were hardening themselves to the aroma of eau de crayfish. This was the fall that Fr. Conroy broke his statue. About this time it was rumored that one of our teachers was modeling for Browning-King: someone called him Crusher . and it stuck. As the year went' by camel's hair sport coats and Subjugate North almost turned him into a legend. And if you're interested in the discip- linary history of second year you can ask any one of 2C's speedy sophomores what they mean by the Kelly Slowdown. But second year had its sorrow too, for on December 8th God called our Fr. Morning. We missed his smile and gentle dignity. With our second mid-terms behind us and with a basketball team that had been running in high gear, we suddenly found old S.I.P. in the headlines. First we were Catholic League champs, then City honors were taken and the final glory came in Harrisburg with the Eastern Pennsylvania title. After that climax in February things rushed to a rapid conclusron Before we knew 1t review time had come then finals farewells and off aga1n to the gay haunts of summer We were Iumors And now our thrrd Prep year had arrived and we returned to these hallowed halls once more to rmpnnt footsteps of memor1es upon our mmds and upon the Prep footsteps that will last longer though for they were weighed down by the heavier burden of jumor year studies Our attention was focused upon the new pnn clpal Fr Pltts and as is usual in third year we saw our classmates step into promlnent places in the Prep world of sports George Thomas Dave Stokes loe Hood loe Rutledge Iohn Doogan Mike Swamck and others of our class were known throughout the school This was the year of a great football team headed by All Cathohc Co Captains lxmmy Brooks and Iersey Doyle Long will we remember Fr Coolahan s Baltlmore diction and mannensms to 3D a year of mysterious holes in the ceiling of 3C Curran and Connell wmning the Catho hc League debating trophy and the disappear ance of 3E at mid term memones of Homecom mg at the school of French and Spanish perrods of Al Serenxs convertible of the un forgettable All right children' and of con gruent tr1angles A d1ff1cult year it 1S true but at rts close we looked over the threshold of a short summer vacation to a long awaited senior year with its renowned pr1v1leges and advantages We were Just a b1t hesitant as we glanced back proudly over three years and peered ahead regretfully to our last year We saddened at the realrzatron that our stay at the Prep was growrng short and foreseeing that next year was to be the year of decision we resolved that our final footsteps at St Iosephs would be noble ones Now as we stepped into senior year our stride was self confident and assured How well we remember those classes we loved fthough we wouldnt admrt itl those icy gym periods on the roof the refreshing pauses in our smoke filled lounge and the welcome sound of that beloved 2 40 bell We witnessed the birth of our prodigy The Hawkletter Pleasant words and smiles faded and the yearbook moderator laid the cards on the table But we responded with our dol laraweek scheme, and in no time the year book was in h1gh gear Coach loe Oakes fielded an unusually powerful aggregation led by Captain Mike Swamck and high scoring lohn Doogan We battled qu1te vigorously through first term and Homecoming found us none the worse for our encounters The spiritual gurd ance of our Senior Retreat helped to lighten the burden of Latin Tr1g and Physics Deeply imprinted in our minds lies the mem ory of Birdie Costellos ready wit the caus l1C quips of Mr Hart and the uphill fight for those coveted class rings The sweet music and soft lights of the Prom and the happy yet sad moments of our graduation are rounding out our last and most pleasant year at the Prep Now our footsteps falter and we stop here on the threshold of manhood We look back at the happy years spent at l7th and Stiles and that feeling of overwhelmmg joy we so expected on our departure 1S not to be found The ideals and principles taught us here have heartfelt thanks for everythmg that St loe s has been for us we bid a sad farewell and silently pray that God will watch over our Alma Mater and keep her as we remember her Mr. Barry and the strict discipline he brought left us indebted beyond any repayment' with Jim, Klan, IAMES I ALGEO 235 High Street Sharon Hlll Pa rm one of the better hked members of 4 D an mtellectual grant good fnend of every one 4 D s gandrdate for best beadle lost hrs appendrx one day has wom cr groove rn Kenney Gym Sodalrtyl Bellarmme Club 1 2 Debatmg 3 Yearbook EDWARD F ALLWEIN 714 Carpenter Lane can be found at Holy Cross on Fnday mghts ace photographer Penn rooter a iuture M D halt of The Three Dots Hey Har' Let s roll' Sodahty 4 Yearbook IOSEPH M ALMINDE 1728 W Ingersoll Street 1 steady forward of the basketeers Mr Kelly s ioremost bookstore peddler Three fouls a mmute goes home for lunch good sense of humor Have anythmg to eat Ixm'7 Sodahty 3 4 Bellarmxne Club 2 St Iohn Berchman s Socxety 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Yearbook IOHN H BARNES 6834 Ogontz Avenue ack amateur photographer constant spectator at Vxllanova games those tres not to mentron the he clasps travels wzth Schrkal and Helm rn the Chevy Up the Mount Sodahty 3 4 IOHN H BARRY Bala Golt Club 50th and Woodbme Avenues ack the Prep s answer to Ben Hogan otten seen wxth Wxlson well known around Menon never mxsses a Soda11ty meetrng Keep qunet wxll ya? Sodahty 2 3 4 Class Offxcer 2 Golf 3 . , . ... , - ... ... ' : ,: : . Ed... . .... , . , . ..Z.p.. , I ' ' ' I I I ' I ' ' . ..I .. . . ,. , ,,, , , HARRY I BELLWOAR 715 Ormond Avenue Drexel H111 Pa Harr one ol Ocean Crty s small txme boat owners llkes to drrve the new Mercury but rs seen only m the statxon wagon also one oi the renowned gold dust twms m not mad fellas' Bellarmme Club l 2 HENRY C BITTNER 214 Zeralda Street Hank a Germantown lad outdoor type plays a good game oi basketball upset Crcero ln a tough battle sports a crew halrcut wears sharp sport coats Bellarmxne Club 1 DONALDI BLACK 3310 Trlden Street Don good swxmmer lrkes to help Mr FIHIGS wrth trxg problems has a good sense of humor IS a qulet enthusxast Swlmmlng 4 IOHN P BLAKE 212 Popular Street Wayne Pa Chuckles soclable good humor boy poor man s Crcero plays sweet harmonica asks werrd questtons loves to rmlta e teachers lxkes good musrc even durmg classes Be rlght wlth you Robbie Sodallty 4 Bellarmme Clubl 2 Band 2 3 Chr nrcle l 2 3 4 Debating l Dramatlcs 4 Glee Club 4 Yearbook FRANCISI BLISARD IR 5644 Baltxmore Avenue Wmdy clalms to be a mere 6 4 steady student always good basketball says he has more orams than any other room Hey Count got the wheels? Boosters 4 Yearbook 4 good for a laugh Jim flau, ROBERT D BOYDEN 4830 Walton Avenue Bob goes steady but apprecxate them all has worn that nng lor over a year tough wxth hrs hazr seen at all the dances Who knows the German Class Olftcer l 4 boosters 4 Yearbook Student Coun xl 4 RICHARD H BREEN 549 Locust Avenue Blrd Basketball IS h1s sport wants only one thxng a dlploma IS a constant SOUICB ol humor m class owns a prle of personalxty Whos got the tug' campaxgnmg for mayor ol O C Class Ofhcer 1 4 Basketball 4 ANDREW A BROGAN Matsontord Road Radnor Pa Andy a glee Clubber of note a back of the room nolse maker H1 Brog one oi the Delco boys a devoted memoer ol the Breaklast club a buddy of Len Lxttle as a very mtnqumg sense of humor keeper oi 4 D s back door Bellarmme Club 1 Glee Club 4 ROBERT I BURGESS 6687 Cornelxus Street Bob frequently seen w1th the Fen' of 4E regular haunter of the smolung room another of the post grads one of the more fortunate who dnves to school xn a sedan ms own too has a inendly nod oi the head for everyone FRANCIS A CAPPONI 4712 Ashburner Street Holmesburg Pa Frank clean shaven very studrous mtends to be a teacher one of the fnendlxest m 4A mce personalxty Im sorry but someone else already has my homework Sodalxty 3 4 St Ignatxus Club 4 Chromcle 4 Debctttng l 2 Yearbook Class Ofhcer 1 2 3 'S ... . . . 1, 11 11- 11 . . . . . , ... . . - 11 1 - 11 - 1 , 1 . 1 1 - 11 11 . ,,. ,, ... 1 1.. 11 1. -A 1 . h 1 . 11 11 . 11 11 - 1 1 ' 11 11 . .- - . . . . 111 11 , 1 ,1 . 1 1 , 1 1 ,,. w l 1 S FRED CARBONE 2249 S Twenty hrst Street Sometrmes known as Gypsy rn the glee club smooth ballroom performer knows every grrl rn South Phzlly a vet at drxvmg the DeSoto Hurry up I gotta work the mldmght show Bellarmme Club l Glee Club 4 SANTO I CARDAMONE 405 E Phxl Ellena Street Mt Axry Pa oe Sant always smxlxng journahst smooth dancer dressed hkes flashy tres rides on the 21 trolley Say that Dramatlcs 4 Hawkletter 4 CHARLES C CARROLL 418 E Allens Lane Mt Arry Pa honor student personahty plus presxdent of Prep s most excluswe fratermty F M U Ocean Clty s next mayor What cl ya say httle fella? Hawkletter 4 Yearbook Student Councnl 4 Class Oihcer 4 Swlmmmg 2 Golf 2 3 WILLIAM A CARSON 540 lrvmqton Road Drexel Park Pa K1 the mayor of Drexel Hxll hkes the grrls from Sharon the other gold dust twrn Ocean Cxty lS h1s second home Got an extra bus t1cket'9 Sodallty 4 Bellarmme Clubl 2 Yearbook THOMAS I CARTER 1345 S Second Street ace dnver well s swell Nrck great hand wlth helpful advxce sports a snappy Western Umon uniform seen wxth the elzte at S1 s grea ad nl e' oi Denny Dugan Knock xt ol! wxll ya Den 'P Sodahty 1 Hawkletter 4 Z I I ' I - - I Q n I I c ' I o Choll . . . The Dean . . . partial to Merion . , . driver of tamed Gamet-Mobile . . . consistent . . . ' . . . l I I l , . . . . . . : : ' : ' : ' ' 2 , . I I , . . H ,, . Jim gran, GERALD I CASHMAN 6737 Paschall Avenue Gerry Hey Ierry ya have an extra pnece of paper? the Barbelm clarms hrm as a member the small man wrth the sweet sax the Barrymore of 4C qrves Stout Cortez competrtron as class wrt Band Z 3 4 Chronrcle 4 Debatmg l 2 3 4 Dramancs 3 4 Glee Club 4 Yearbook ANTHONY R CATAUDO 1318 Mernmac Road Camden N I lust plarn Tony catches the Iersey stage coach tor school operates the crtruS belt of a good back lost rn the West game Aw go home nobody l1l-res you Sodalrty l 2 3 4 Class Otircer l Yearbook Football 3 4 IAMES I CLARK 700 Argyle Road Wynnewood Pa e sports a Burck marn threat rn scorrng race wrth Swamck and Kane sharp dresser hkes and plays all sports taller member of the Swanrck and Clark trrendshrp Hey Mrke aren t you ready yet7 Sodalrty 3 4 Basketball 4 Booster 4 Tennrs l Class Oihcer l 2 THOMAS G COLWELL 3439 Frankford Avenue Lrttle Tom or lust plam Tom great basketball enthusrast has a knack for obtarmng black marks a lrttle pack of dynamrte outstandrng author of frctron Sodalrty l 2 3 4 Bellarmrne Club 1 Z Chromcle 4 Class Ofhcer l Hawkletter 4 Yearbook MILTON M CONNELL 337 Cherry Lane Merwood Park Havertown Pa Mrlt Curly feature wrrter of the Chronrcle Mr Extra currrcular backbone of the euphomum sectron wears mad tres Explam that paragraph Connell What do we have for Relrgronv Sodalrtyl 2 3lPrefectl 4tAss1stantPrefectl Bellarmrne Club 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Chromcle3 4 Debatmg 1 2 tPresrdentJ 3 4 tPresrdentJ Dramatrcs 3 Glee Club 4 Hawkletter 4 fCO-Edlf0fl Yearbook Class Oifrcer 1 3 ,,. . ,,,. ,, , . , 1'- 4B... , . ,,,, . . ,. ,.Id,. . . . . . . , . ,. . . , ,. ,,,. ,. . . . . , , ,v ,, , I 1' ,,,- ,I , ,, . . . . . ,. IAMES F CONNELLY 3540 Ioyce Street 1m scholar and athlete that long set shot 4A source of homework the voxce from the back ol the Church on Frxday mornmgs Well I guess I passed Sodahty 1 2 and 3 Ukssxstant Prelectl 4 CPrefectJ St IQHGIIUS Club 4 Bellarmme Club 2 3 4 Chromcle 4 K B S Grand Kmght Hawkletter 4 Yearbook Class Ofhcer 1 2 RAYMONDI CONNERS 623 Georges Lane Ardmore Pa Chuckm Ray the Ardmore Flash known well on the Ardmore sandlots crazy about loud socks pnde ot the Color Guard talented author of famous stones known by all the gxrls rn the suburbs It wasnt me Mxster Band 4 tCo1or Guard? Chromcle 3 Dramatxcs 4 Hawkletter 4 Yearbook Crew 2 IOHN I COSTELLO 1723 W Venanqo Street Cos Hey Har drd you get that Physrcs last mght? has an rtchy shutter flnger ex band member spends h1s Sunday nlghts paymg for records at St Ioe s Band 2 3 Yearbook THOMAS A COSTELLO 3818 Manyunk Avenue Brrd those pants Ward s chum works lor Fxtzgerald Movmg Co vows to get a cxgarette from Fr McN1cholas H1 Chxef none more deservxng as wrttxest Bellarmme Club l Swxmmmg 1 2 Class Ofhcer 3 Crew 2 IAMES I COSTIGAN 735 Bullock Avenue Yeadon hm the smokmg room s chref radro man loves hrs wheels gocd dancer gxmme a plece of cake Harr Mr Hart s bookxe you know what I mean? Sodalzty 4 HI... . , . , , :. : , ,: , , . : ,. I I ' , : : : : : . Iack... , , . ,J . : ,: 2 . , ,Pa. Jluz. glam, ROBERT W COSTIGAN 142 W Sylvama Street Call me Cortez a waq a p res to the mfrnrty Recalled to detentxon reads Exnstem Wouldnt you please reconsrder M1ster prectsely a masterful Trlgo metrxcran helped turn a Blackrobe s hatr grey FRANCIS R COYNE 209 S Forty nmth Street Chli rs hls alxas handsome good dancer one of Matts best customers really handles that Butck Ocean C tys best Beach Servrce Boy When do we get our nngs Sodahtyl 3 4 St lgnat1usClub4 Hawxletter4 Yearbook Class Oihcer 2 3 4 PAUL F CURRAN 1035 S Fxity hrst Street Pablo Chxasmus drhgent student orator and wrrter supreme quxet but persuasrve well read calm delrberate volce ol class meetmgs destmed lor success Father may I ask a questron Sodalxty 3 4 St lgnat us C an 4 Be larmme Club 3 4 Chromcle 3 4 tEdxtor xnCh1eiJ Debatmg 1 2 CSecretaryJ 3 4 LVICG Presrdentl Dramatrcs 4 Hawkletter 4 CCO Edltorl Yearbook RICHARD N CZERWINSKI 2866 Orthodox Street Cher Skx the strong szlent type radxo and televxsxon are a cmch clctms to know all about mathematrcs has hls own rdeas on Latm translatron Mr I would do xt this way Sodaltty 4 HENRY L DAVISSON 3433 N Nineteenth Street Larr always seen wrth Scally one of our swxmmmg team s co captaxns Watch your self Sullrvan' has a habrt ot gettmq lrrst honors halls West Pomt as hrs future Alma Mater Sodal1ty2 3 4 Bellarm1neClubl 2 Class Offrcerl Football Manager3 4 Swxmmmgl 2 3 4 tCo Captaml EDWARD M DAVITT 1771 S Avondale Street Easy Ed just mlld about Physlcs get serxous tall and tactful just walt ten years from now one of the Oumtumvxrate not bad feet always m the axsle Your turn to study the Engllsh Ioe Chronxcle 3 4 Hawkletter4 Yearbook ROBERT E DEAK 5341 Chester Avenue Bob has never been known to wear a whrte shut 3rd strlng Beadle of 4B automo- t1ve desrgner ardent hsherman good dnver Well I was close Father' Could have fooled me' Sodahty 4 Dramatrcs 4 Glee Club 4 Yearbook GERALD P DEENEY 1106 East Rittenhouse Street Dean Substrtute Engllsh teacher oi 4D Hustler on basketball court llkes partxes he College they Sodalrty 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Class Ofixcer 3 4 Yearbook VINCENT P DE MARCO 4069 Manayunk Avenue Vmce Ace Phr Roxborough s Casanova debater 1st class prormnent rn Glee Club sharp dresser sharp dancer seen at Samt Ioe s College socxal functxons terrlfxc twxrler lor band mmmmm Blah' ' Band 3 4 Debatmg 1 2 3 4 lV1cePres1dent 23 Dramatrcs 4 Glee Club 4 Hawkletter 4 Yearbook HAROLD I DENIKEN 3320 Longshore Avenue Harry one of the Franklm Instxtute s atomxc research attaches hall of the Three Dots apparently Crceros ghost wrxter Hey Iesse seen escortmg fellow sclentxst to Hallahan Sophomore Hop Bellarmme Club 1 2 Hawkletter 4 Yearbook Class Ofhcer 4 W w l l U H . . . h I . . . . . . - ' , says . . . seen with Ward and Gallagher . . . argues with Uncle Iohn . . . lt's just that up LaSalle Jim glam, IAMES I DERHAM 6799 Sprague Street nm ardent student of Astronomy member oi Cascmovas Inc worth about an 85 personally mdorses the use of a shde rule Anybody got an extra pen? THOMAS A DEVERN 3648 Iasper Street Tom 4 Es hghtmg gladrator follows Mr Donahoe s exerclse classes to the letter hkes football and crew frequently seen tn the yard alter class Sodahty l 2 3 4 K2nd 1-lssrstant Preiect 47 Bellarmme Club 1 2 Debatmq l 2 Hawkletter 4 PAUL I DIBLASI 2043 McKean Street Pablo seen irequently wrth D1 Gxacomo and Carbone achreved fame as re nowned member of the Prep crew Mr Mattern s Caruso loves to kld Nevms Honor student Aw you re mad Glee Club 4 Hawkletter 4 Yearboox Crew 2 3 WILLIAM S DIETZLER 2715 W Somerset Street Deats Clutch ternhc personahty smo o oth dancer sharp dresser wlth con tagxous smrle well lrked the Prep s own Burt Lan aster Hey Snr Sodahty 4 Band 4 Yearbook ALBERT I Dl GIACOMO 1500 E Passyunk Avenue Aggre ock God s grit to basketball smokes brxar pxpes dances weekly at the forever krddmg Carbone lrkes to hsten to Stan Kenton Glee Club 4 Hawkletter 4 Yearbook 111- 11 11 H . 1 11 11 11 11 1 . . . 1 . . . 11Hi 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 11P I11 . . . . 11 1 11 . . . , . . . 1 . 1 1 1 , . 11 11 11 11 - 1 - - . . . 1 11 . 11 1 , . 11 - 11 111 11 1 . . . 11Y11 - - - - 1 1 - EDWARD H DILLENSCHNEIDER 24 Church Street Camden N I Dllls to the boys and the keeper of 4D Put rt away Drlls Anybody want a blmd date for a dungaree dance? very colorful smokes Drll s Best and Dutch Cleanser member of the Latm Breakfast Club Cross Country l FRED M DOLENTE 5750 Oxford Street 1 mce dresser vzctxm of 4E constantly threatens to change hrs seat knows frve words of the song Bluebxrd of Happrness played both ends on football team w see that Nagle WALTER E DONOVAN 3820 Manayunlr Avenue Walt Bud good natured optrmxst the vorce of the Glee Club has as com plete a 1oke vocabulary as Bob Hope lrkes basketball football usually purposely drs places some of hrs curls can brxghten up any dark spot Sodahty 3 Bellarmxne l 2 Chronrcle 3 4 Glee Club 4 Yearbook IOHN P DOOGAN 1548 North 58th Street Large Iawn how btg can you get? Sur Foot Stx and Just a Growmg Boy a Kaftan 1te a fxve sandw1ch man one of the Qumtumvrrate Fathead What s the Dope? Sodallty l 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 THOMAS E DRUMM 2323 Morris Street Tom blackboard artlst bow tres a spectalty horseback rrdmg enthuslast veteran subway traveler can usually be found rn llbrary at lunch time , , . . , , ll ll rl rl I A I1 . 11 - : ' , : ' , : : . ' 1 1 1 5 I - Jim. Klan, GEORGE A DUCKWORTH 272 South Davis Avenue Audubon N I George talks about hrs new Nash clarms Phrlly s just a suburb of Audubon always smrlmg What a dope you turned out to be smooth ballroom performer EDMOND D DUFFY 809 Rader Avenue Yeadon Pa Du! Grant seen wrth Ducky and Mooney former band member Summer tzme larmer sharp dancer frequents Conventxon Hall double headers iavonte sports basket ball and horseback ndmg Sodahty 4 Band 2 3 Debatmgl 2 Class Oihcerl IOHN I DUFFY 4626 Larchwood Avenue Popa Dull knows everybody rn school one of the smallest tn the semor class Brrd Breen s sparnng partner comes to school early so he can spend more ume m the smokmg room I dont get rt Sodallty 1 3 4 U-Xss1stantPreiect ll DENNIS D DUGAN Bath Road RD No 1 Bnstol Pa Dm Dm cuts a fancy rug Bnstol flash fought a losmg battle wrth Mr Goulet Gotta catch the 3 15 O Toole drd at Mrster See you rn S1ber1a says the Kremlm bound krd Class Ofhcer 1 FRANCIS G DWYER 5912 Shrsler Street Paul the splendrd sphnter from St Martm s sharp dresser ardent sports ian thnves on basketball and Paul Senesky future eng1neer Whos got a comb? Sodalxtyl 2 3 4 'Secretary lj Debatrngl 2 , , 1 1 11 11 . . . 1 . 1 1 ' 11 f11 11 - 11 . 1 . . . . . . . . 1 , ' 1 , 1 , 1 . 11 11 11 11 . . . 11 - 11 1 - . . . 11 1 . 11 1 1 - 1 1 , , . 11 . . 11 . . . 11 l 11 11 1 . . . 11 11 . . . 11 - . . . . . . . , . . . , 11 11 . . . 1 . . . U.. . . , . . . . . 11 1 11 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 0549 RICHARD I EHNOW 503 Meadow Lane Orelcmd Pa Bud httle man wxth a bxg srmle cla 'ns North Hllls as hrs second home dependablllty ts hrs trademark Gee we got a lot ot homework tomght Bellarmme Club 1 EDWARD I FEENANE 110 Highland Avenue Bala Cynwyd Pa Easy Ed frequently found at barn dances good basketball player source of humor from the front easy to get along wxth some day a good vetermarran rn Cynwyd dllrgent student Aw yo What d1d I do now? Sodahty 4 Bellarmme Club 4 Decatrng 2 Dramatrcs 4 Hawkletter 4 DANIEL I FENNELL 12 E Hxllcrest Avenue Havertown Pa Handsome Dan the vo1ce from the rear rrot m slow motion at thls rate he ll hve to be 100 laughs easrly en,oys Spamsh perrod Aw dry up w111 y Class Olhcer 3 DONALD I FERRY 5115 N 15th Street Ferry boat seen on a grldxron dramond or court accordmg to the season looks great behmd the wheel ol a Burck convert IOHN T P FINNEGAN 456 Flammgo Street Honest Iohn a sharper of 4B a pro at golf te ol the class room one of those Boosters Honest Father l drdnt do anythrng honest Boosters 4 Goli 3 Class Oil cer 1 2 3 t t I 1 - H H . . . . . . . .. - . .. . .. -, . , .- , . H .. , . I I ' I ' Z . . , , . H .. . . . . . , . . : . . .. . 7.1 , a. - , . . .. .. H ,. 1.1 .. . , . .. , , , . j I x ..- K l l Jim, Klan, CHARLES F FLUEHR 1033 Pratt Street Charhe qutet good student basketeer rn Ocean Cnty lrkes radxo and televxston good head for buslness tendmg to Notre Dame knows all about tumlture Walt tlll you see the Chns Craft Sodahty 4 IOSEPHI GALLAGHER 2724 N 24th Street Ga hard worker well lxked founder ot Ye Need Deeney Soclety name ot Mellle seen on all books the boy wtth the Tom Wave Went to a party last mght Sodahty 4 Yearbook Class Ofhcer 4 EDWARD P GIBBONS 3411 N Iudson Street Ed can be frequently found loungxng tn the smokmg room rs always seen at Prep games never wrthout a smxle tnes hrs best at everything Walt a mxnute I know lt Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Bellaxmme Club 2 FRANCIS I GIBBONS 7418 Georgian Road Frank all smtles and a warm hello hkes baseball and a strong rooter for the A s always around a basketball game attenhve hstener rn class Keep strll Ed Sodahty 4 GERALD W GIBBONS Conestoga Road Berwyn Pa Ierry Deal the farmer from Berwyn has twtn srster nobody beheves tt loves gasolme lawnmowers and btg Butcks I tlunked but never does Gotta catch the 3 15 Hey Deal' Bellanmne Club 2 M l . H . H . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . H . . ,, In . 1. - n H . H - - u - 11 I f . 1. ff . . . , . . . . . H . . u . . . . . . . . . , . I 1 . 1 - U 1, . . 1 - - - H - n . . . . . . , . . I I - H If H n . . . . , . . H H H I n 1, H EDWARD W GILHOOL 352 Clwyd Road Squrd favonte hobby IS eatmg ln class vacatxons at Ocean Cxty one of the bew boys Wxlsons sparrmg partner That s a good one I got jug today Sodalxty 4 Boosters 4 Yearbook Class Ofhcer 2 EDWARD T GILLESPIE 5218 N 15th Street Guxseppe good sense of humor checks notes wxth Hughes the P T C strll owes htm a Purple Heart has scxentxhc mclmauons mtends to roam the campus at Vxllanova Tng s easy xsnt rt? Sodahty 2 3 4 Bellarrnme Clubl 2 Hawkletter 4 Yearbook JOSEPH P GLEASON 2121 S Mole Street oe does has own Tng homework stockholder rn the Tastykake Bakmg Co e voxce xn the back of the room plays clarmet and cracks yokes one oi the Qumtumvlrate Sodahty 1 2 3 4 Bellarmme Club l Band 1 2 3 4 Fat Char11e htm laughmg Sodahty 3 4 Yearbook CHARLES A GOGLIA 2858 N Marston Street the occaslonal pxpe rn the smokxng room an ardent debater dont start he cant stop a Casanova m h1s own qulet way He d1d xt Chromcle CBus ness Manager? 4 Debatlng 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Stage Crew 4 ALFREDI GORAND IR 316 Morton Avenue Rxdley Park Pa Ally ardent booster and txcket salesman clalms the sllde rule IS a clnch Walt a second Mxster clarms the teachers are mlxed up Do you mean that? member of the Hart vs Gorand debatxng team Class Offxcer 4 Boosters 4 Yearbook Jim Klan, ROBERT! GRAHAM 2471 Seventy nmth Avenue Bob srlent type knows more about spc ts than B111 Stern avxd A s rooter ust loves Lattn Temple defender What do ya mean he s a bum? Sodaltty 1 RICHARD M GRAUPNER 6231 N Etqhteenth Street Drck The Baron Iohns buddy a real Kraut crew cut one of the Iacques club s charter members one of those Boosters Wanna buy a poo 7 Sodallty 2 3 4 Bellarmme Club 1 Boosters 4 JOSEPH P GRIMES 148 Abbottsiord Road rp 4Cs poet laureate thmks tug IS the Hartest sublect good physxclst McCawley s left hand man socxal hon Thts Vlfgll IS great stuff Chromcle 4 Boosters 4 Glee Club 4 Hawkleiter 4 Yearbook IOSEPH E HAENN IH 462 Montgomery Avenue Menon Pa oe tall smrlmg carrot top fom and Brll s pal great actrvator eihctent Busmess Manager author of 1-ocker s Corner tr.1e fnend l had a rough weekend Sodahty 1 2 3 4 Chromcle 4 Debatmg 1 2 Dramattcs 4 Glee Club 4 KManagerl Hawkletter 4 Class Oihcer 4 Yearbook CBus1ness Managerb EDWARD C HAINES 5819 Chew Street always dnves careiully those shoulders speak lor crew easy to get along wrth thrrstmg ior knowledge always ready wxth a quxck smlle staunch advocate of less week end homework I drdnt say anythmg Mr Class Oitxcer 1 Crew 3 Yearbook .. ., . 7 . . , j . ,. I., ,,, : . R ...Fr. : : : 1 . . ,. . , - ... L ...l A.. . ,,,. . ,. . , . Ed... 2 : . 0,249 IAMES I HARKINS 1823 Stnles Street Coke another Gesu product drstmguzshed by that crop oi red haxr one oi those Sunday Park Strollers See you tonlght Oke? PATRICK I HASSON 810 E Abington Avenue Wyndmoor Pa a the Wyndmoor flash hkes huntmg known by every motonst on Clty Lme always rn the smokmg room but never smokes always has a tale about the Spnngheld gang You sportm wheels? Sodalxty 2 3 4 Bellamnne Club 2 Football 3 4 GEORGE I HAUFLER 5434 N Lawrence Street Ho known by everybody hkes to play all sports but excels rn basketball supplxes the wxtttctsms for the smokmg room good dancer Who me? THOMAS! HAYDEN IR Tom a second Don Budge famous ladtes man good student has a mxllxon irxends Rrp Van Wrnkle ol Tng class Pnces and gxrls are unpredtctable Sodalxty 3 4 Chronrcle 4 Dramattcs 4 Class Offs:-or 1 Glee Club 4 Hawkletter 4 Year book Tennis 3 lOHN B HEALY 633 Black Rock Road Bryn Mawr Pa ack Paderewskr wxth a burr hcnrcut Poet Laureate of 4th year elaborate posters a speclalty Glee Club bantone cross country bxcyclxst A Southem Yankee Vote for I Strom Band 2 3 Chronxcle 4 Dramatxcs 3 4 Glee Club 4 I I . ' , , . ' ,,: ' : ,. . , . 435 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Cynwyd, Pa. ' ,: ' : ' : : : : - I . I I ' ,: ' : ' ,: . jluz. Klan, RICHARD A HEIM 5919 Charles Street Drck Greek advocate thrnks Boston IS caprtal ol U S and Ted Wrllrams rs presrdent rrdes the Frankford El darly wrll tell you why Frankford Unrty Stores are best Watch the Red Sox next year Sodalrty 2 3 4 Yearbook ALOYSIUS G HENNESSEY 619 E Walnut Lane Brg A1 a irttrnq trtle best hrgh school drummer rn the cry never wrthout a smrle plays prano well sports bow tres on specral occasrons el h Sodalrty 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Bellarmrne Club 4 IAMES F HIGGINS 1752 Seybert Street Prnky rm sometrmes late though only a block away T D s understudy served Mass for tour years iresh arr trend once assrgned to debate Whatta ya mean? Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Bellarmrne Clubl Z 3 Band l Z 3 4 St Iohn Berchmans Socrety 1 2 3 4 Dramatrcs 4 Yearbook THOMAS P HOGAN 706 E PhrlEllena Street Tete Rouge sharp tres has hrs own specral holrdays often seen wrth Marrnrng honor student sports enthusrast Gosh another tralfrc trcket Guess Ill stay home tomorrow Sodalrty 4 St Ignatrus Club 4 Bellarmrne Club 4 Yearbook IOSEPH W HOOD IR 3225 N Marston Street Father Brown rmpeccable dresser jack ol all trades plays rn McNamaras Band Four trmes a class presrdent Frith man oi the Qumtumvrrate Comes the Ravoolootron Comrades Chronrcle 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Class Oitrcer 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Hawkletter 4 tSportS Edrtorl Yearbook ,mfg ,. ,,, . I 1 If I ' I ' I ' .. . .. ,, ..,: .,: ...: . .. ,i . . .. , ,... . . . . , . I ' ' I I I ' I ' . . 3 1 Gene mghts srsters Sodah Larry EUGENE L HUGHES 35 E Lancaster Avenue Ardmore Pa Howard Shaq can always be found at St Colemans on Sunday Loves basketball also loves sleep even rn class brags about hrs One of the Oumtumvxrate t Glee Club 4 Yearbook HARRY L l-IUNDERMARK 383 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hxll Pa Harry Knuck the power behmd the throne says he coaches the Prep basketball squad never a dull moment m class can always be found rn Manoa Sure to make all Catholxc Manager I cant get you out of lug Today Band 3 4 tCaptam ol Color Guardl Chromcle 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 iMqrl Hawkletter 4 Year book LAWRENCE! IORDAN 16 W Rockland Street socrable type hustler of 4B Really knows what chemlstry 1S all about always on trme Let s grab a smoke Last seen dnbblmg down Gemxantown Ave Yearbook WILLIAM T KALLMEYER 68 Academy Road Cynwyd Pa Wxllre 1 chauffeur deluxe lakes crew good lookmg dependable always found wxth Hayden or Haenn well dressed personalxty plus knows hrs Physlcs dance addrct What about thxs Father? Sodalxty 3 4 Chronrcle 4 Glee Club 4 Crew 3 Yearbook ROBERT F KANE 1357 Arbordale Road Overbrook Hills Pa Bob Large collecuon of splmters Fmds Monday mommgs rough Whos got the tng Homework Enters class w1th an admxt shp can argue anyone out of Jug Its a heartbreaker Chromcle I Bellarmme Club 2 Basketball 3 4 Class Oftrcerl 2 Golf 3 Yearbook Hawkletter 4 I Q . , , . y 4: : . I I ' I I I I I I I ' ' ' . I I ' ,. . . ,. .,B.u.. . . , 2 : : : . I I ' ,. : : , 1 , : 1 : . jim Klan, ROBERT F KANE Ashton Road North ot Grant Avenue Brg Bob esteemed presxdent of 4E crowd Techmcal advxsor to Mr D One ot Four Musketeers wxth Std Nook and George Not me you got the wrong guy Football 2 3 4 Class Ofhcer 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l4 Yearbook WILLIAM F KEATING 39 Owen Avenue Lansdowne Pa Man of few words Passenger on the west Phxlly express always on time sees a lot of movtes lxves only tor Sunday mghts Anybody else here? Sodallty 2 Bellarmme Club 2 Debatmg 1 2 Yearbook JOSEPH E KEENAN 2615 Bainbrldge Street a Deuce the death of every trxq class usually seen terrorlzmg the Malnlme Has more fun xn the Plymouth Personahty plus lover oi basketball Game ton1ght Anybody have an extra sandwich? Bellarmme Club 1 IOSEPH I KING 2623 N Reese Street oe Pepe Wears tres? I-'lashy dresser Holds a featured spot m the back row a member of a certam Iesurts wntmg soclety ' Mr ' I see all that but what I dont see rs thts MICHAELI LBARY 2400 Pattison Terrace Mike very drlrgent student quxet good athlete pals around wxth Mulhem and Purtell Enjoys spendmq lersure ttme rn the smokxng room Miguel to Mr Mattem . , , , . . . , . I I ' I I I ' ' ' . ..B.n., . . 1 , 1 . . HI yu . . . - . .. . ...Me. , ROBERT G LEIMKUHLER 246 W Rosemar Street Moose contortxonlst wxth hxs legsl Wow' those red shoes 4B s hshmg enthusiast silent type but full of surpnses Boy' Thxs Physxcs ts a lot drflerent from Greek Sodahty 1 2 3, 4 Glee Club 4 RAYMOND C LIGGINS 1145 E Rittenhouse Street Wxttle Way Wxggms authonty on mmxature trams member of Casanovas Inc u Mrster xts only semx wrong Hobby xs passmg red lxghts Sodalxty 3 4 Tenms 3 WALTER K LINK 808 Linwood Avenue, Collingswood N I Waldo Lxkes to take noctumal walks Lunches m Enghsh Penod Prep Crewman for three years prarses Iersey agamst shit opposxtxon wants to take up Chemical Engineering Got anythmg to eat? Sodalxtyl 2 3 4 Crew2 3 LEONARD M LITTLE 335 Rambling Way Sprlngileld, Pa Len member ol Delco Club also Latm breakfast club walkmg lunch incmerator everyday IS ladles day wxth Len hopes to set up hrs own physxcs lab some day See you m Iug Football 3 Yearbook HENRY C LUCAS 118 Birch Avenue Bala Cynwyd, Pa Luke Mathematxcal whxz kzd knows hrs stu!! one oi 4 F s suburbanites mem ber of Glee Club knows has sports What s thxs actxon? Plays a lot of Basketball Debatmg 2 Glee Club 4 Stage Crew 4 Yearbook . . .1 .. .. . . . .. . ... .. . - .. . . . . 1. - . -.. . . 111 f ' . .. . . . .. . .. . un! . .. . I.. . . . , - . ,. . . ,4- .. .1 . . . . 1. . u ... -... lrll 1- . , . .1 u - - - ... ... ... ..- . . . . . u ... ... - 1. 4 . . I ' I n u . . . . . ... ... ... ' ... ' - 1. . . . .. ... .... ..- I I I - Jim Klan, FRANCIS P McCAULEY 3225 Magee Avenue Rocky Ioe Prep rn slow motron backbone ot swxmmmg team Haunts Holy Cross Well you see er Aw gee fellows Sodahty 4 Hawkletter 4 Swrmrmng 1 2 3 4 tCo-Capt 43 FRANCIS A McCLA'l'CHY 547 Laiayette Road, Merton Pa Frank spends most of hrs tune around Lower Menon one of the Preps contributions to Stone Harbor dunng vacatron time always well dressed and neat attends all lratemlty dances m Menon Sodalrty 4 Hawkletter 4 Class Ottxcer 2 WILLIAM 'I' MCCREAVY 612 E Phil Ellena Street stellar back lor the Cats owns a likeable personality extra smooth on the dance floor party tonxght Everythxng s 0 K fellas Tenmsl 2 3 4lCaptarn 47 BERNARD I McEI.VENNY 7312 N Twentieth Street Mac quxet reserved often seen skung carnes home a lot ol honor cards Hey Fran got a prece of paper? plays all mtramural sports well at home near salt water Latms the least of hrs womes Sodahty l 2 3 4 Bellarmme Club 1 2 Hawklet er 4 C ass Ofhcer 1 3 Assrstant Secretary Sodalxty 4 DANIEL F McGlLL 417 Rector Street Roxhorouqh Pa Dan smooth dancer a man from the hlll country could swear he book lrkes anything wxth tour wheels and a motor Meet ya at the Cross Sodahty 1 2 3 4 Dramatxcs 4 Cheerleader 2 Yearbook wrote the Cxcero THOMAS P McGRA'l'H 1708 W Ingersoll Street Tom quiet but gets around dmes on the European Plan dlhgent student senous and determmed gets kxck out of Mulhern Sodaltty 4 Yearbook EDMUND I MCGURK 2624 W Somerset Street popular always an honor man the votce lrorn the rear Say McGurk are there any more at home lxke you? varslty matenal m basketball future Comet champ at Margate Yacht Club Class Othcer 2 Swxmmmg Z Yearbook IOSEPH F MCWILLIAMS 1420 S Napa Street Ioe strong sxlent type has a smrle for everybody sharp dresser tavonte sports are football and baseball good lookmg Not yet MISIBIQ H 1. . . . . . f . 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Booster 4 RICHARD E MacELDERHY 400 W Poplar Avenue Wildwood N I Mac all out Prepper staunch enthusxastxc cheerleader llkes sports preferably baseball has a congemal smtle for everyone true to Wxldwood good student wlth radxant personalxty Sodalxty 4 Cheerleader Z 3 4 IOHN W MAGEE 3401 Blexgh Street Mayfair Honest Iohn knows mathematxcs well a future apphance dealer soclable The Hat of French perxod a brg hit m a tes Gxve me a piece of paper wlll ya' JOHN F MANNING 426 S I-'thy hlth Street ack our yearbook editor co-pilot of West Philly Express honor student plays sandlot iootball always speaking French devils advocate for teachers travels with Hogan a school leader I missed your question Father Sodality 1 2 3 CAssistant Secretary 35 4 lSecretary 45 St Ignatius Club 4 Bellarmine Club 1 Chronicle 3 4 lSports Editor 4l Debating l 2 Hawkletter 4 Yearbook Editor in Chxet Student Council 4 Class Officer 1 4 IOHN F MARKS 1759 N Masher Street ohn quiet attentive neat dresser that purple tie likes German an excellent student IOHN I MARTINEZ 1543 N Robinson Street class leader navigator of the West Philly Express Holy Snickers' Sodalxty 3 4 Chronicle 4 Debating l 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Class Officer 4 Yearbook IOHN l MAUTZ 2120 S Hicks Street Jim Klan, ack sharp dresser seen around Gemiantown Y smooth dancer keeps class alive really gets around in that Ford at home on the basketball court I didnt do any thing Mister Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Ukssistant Preiect 2 37 Class Officer 2 3 DIVO A MESSORI 8035 Roanoke Street Ovid big things in little bunches all hair Qcurly Westermann trio How did I do in that test Father? Sodality 3 4 Bellamune Club 3 at thatl third party of Sarama Mart . . . politician of 4A . . ,big and blonde.. .brains ofthe Dixiecrats . . .likes Math... N, 1 l X 'EQ KARL L MEYER 217 E Twenty fourth Street N Wxldwood N I Karl one ot Wxldwood s busmessmen lust loves Phtladelphxa m ram a joke for every occaston prefers two tone sport coats an energetxc cheerleader buddy of everyone Want to do the Vxrgxl Mart? Cheerleaderl 2 3 4 IOSEPH T MILLER 34 Spnng Lake Avenue Clementon N I Iersey Ioe class comedxan holds txrst perxod conferences wxth 1-'r McN1cholas ood swtmmer never eats dunng ofhcxal lunch penod I thmk I passed that test Sodahty 2 3 4 Bellarmme Club 1 Swtmmmg 4 GEORGE I MONAGHAN 3115 N Perry Street George also answers to Test Tube personable always smxltng Father 1 have a questton phxlosopher and student of current events good wnter Somebody lend me his homework? Chromcle 3 4 Debatmgl 2 Hawkletter4 Yearbook IOSEPH M MONAHAN S245 Mulberry Street oe tall and dark quxet all around athlete an Impenal alumnus never hked Greek our future dentxst has pleasmg personahty Quel Page? What dxd I say? Sodahty I 2 3 4 CAss1stant Preiect lb Chronxcle 4 Class Ofhcer 2 Yearbook IOSEPH F MOONEY 5785 Nassau Road Moon takes occasxonal tnps to N Y extra sharp dresser wxth slxck pompadour sandlot star sleepy tune boy Doc Blanchard Yo Ed watt for me Sodahty 1 2 3 4 iPreiect 1 21 Debatxrg 1 2 Yearbook ' 1. V ,L . - , . , 1 1 11 1, . 1 . . . . . 1 . 11 . . 11 . . . , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - 11 11 . . . . . - . . . . 11 . ,, 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 . . 11 1 - - . . . 1 . 1 1 . . 1 . 11 - . .1 1 1 1 1 1 - 111 11 . . . ' 1 1 . . 11 11 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 . . . . . 11 . 11 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I ' K. . Jim Klan, DONALD I MOSSHART IR 1317 W Wynnewood Road Ardmore Pa Don quxet always ready to help the brams oi the stage crew for three years ace mechamc really gets around spends hrs week end on wheels Thats wrong Mrster Sodalxty4 Stage Crewl 2 4 Yearbook Hawkletter4 IOHN I MULCAHY 937 Eleventh Avenue Prospect Park, Pa ack along wrth hrs brother keeps Permsy rn busmess quxet student forever lending hrs Trng always agreeable Why dont you do your own? Sodalxty 4 IOSEPH F MULCAHY 937 Eleventh Avenue Prospect Park Pa oey quxet but never wnthout a wxtty remark mforrnatxomst Chester Local Commutor Gotta catch the 3 11 IEROME G MULHHRN 3443 Englewood Street Ierry has mechamcal bram nn Latm always ready wrth a helpmg hand and a smoke that vorce rn the front of the room Crosley Krd Hey cut that outl 1 , . - , , 1 11 11 . . . . 11 1 . . . . . . - . . . 1 . 11 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 1111 11 . . . . . . . . 11 1 11 I I I I 11 . . . 1 . . - - 1 1 . . 1 . . . . 11 I 11 11 11 . . . . . . 11 1: . . . . . . , . . 11 - 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 - - . . . . . . . 11 - 11 . . . . . . . . . 1 1 - 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 2 1 1 1 I 1 f 2 1 - y - ,mf . . a Class Oihcer 1 IOSEPH A MURPHY 2601 Memphis Street Ioe Murph a member of the orrgmal glee club honor student plays a mellow trombone partrcxpated m all school actwxtxes can bnghten any dark spot But Mrster Hey Gerry let s scram Sodahtyl 2 3 4 Bel1armmeClubl 2 3 4 Band Z 3 4 Debatmgl 2 3 4 lSecretary 41 Hawkletter 4 Glee Club 4 Yearbook Class Otixcer 1 3 0,449 JOSEPH E MURPHY 615 E Mt Pleasant Street Murph known by everybody well groomed is a constant worry to Mulhern back held threat on the football held is in all school activities always has a smile Football 3 4 Swimmmg 4 Student Council 4 Class Othcers 3 4 Yearbook IOHN F MURRAY 6227 Morton Street Iack haunts the Gennantown Y What are you chewing Murray? can frequently be seen on the back of a 47 Ford Germantown s gift to the world Im being persecuted Sodality 2 3 IOHN I MURRAY 6044 Oxford Street ack tall blonde and good looking famous for witty remarks radio man of the West Sodahty 1 2 Bellarmtne Club 1 2 Class Oliice! 2 Yearbook ROBERT E MURRAY 1418 Somerville Avenue Bob silent type honor student whiz at math buddies with Healy a constant womer good dancer I guess I see it Father Sodalxty 1 2 4 Bellarmme Club 1 Debating 3 RICHARD I NAGLE 144 Sharpnack Street Nookle smooth dresser the Irie ot 4E blockmg kicks is his specialty that innocent expression Mr Fitz s adviser loves to torment Sid Watch that right Hey cut it out Sid' Class Othcer 2 Yearbook Football 4 I , : ' ' : ' : ' , : . , , . ., . . .. . I i Philly Express . . . favorite among seniors . . . Wait for me, Al. . . . C'est asses bon. ' , : ' , : ' : . ' . . . . . . H - , .H , , : ' : ' . , . 1 jim Klan, IOSEPH R NAGY 239 Calvert Street Photo Ioe All those women appre tates the art of cuxsme when does he stop srmlxngt' ptlot of the gray streak Party at my house? Dont look at the camera Sodalrty 3 4 Hawkletter 4 Yearooo c CCh1et Photographerl IOHN I NEVINS 5258 Oakland Street ack dreams of South Bend watches televxsron every nxght knows hrs way around on the basketball court wntes on the board darly Gee you should have seen the monsters we played last nrght Dramatrcs 4 Yearbook ROBERT A NOLEN 1013 E Pnce Street Bob xx the man to see at O C always has a smrle good sport lxked by everybody Sandlot star Oke drd tt Mr Sodalrty 4 Band 4 tColor Guardl Cheerleader l Student Councxl 4 Class Oihcer 4 Basketball tManager 1 Zl Yearbook CHARLES M O CONNOR 910 N Twentieth Street Oke has cz long tour blocks trudge to school never wxthout hrs shadow Harkms seen a lot down at Boathouse Row and 2001 Father Paquet s best debater smooth performer on the court Anybody know hrs Eng11sh'7 Sodalzty 4 IOSEPH S O CONNOR 310 Woltenden Avenue Collmqdale Pa Ioe Oke Other hall of the Delco Boys Has reserved seat tn the smokmg room easrly lost ln Phystcs Lab spends Frrday nxght rn West Phrlly What say Chum'7 Bellarmme Club 1 Boosters 4 Glee Club 4 11 11 C. . . . . l , 11 11 11 1 11 1 , , 1 . 111 11 . . . . . . ,, . . . . . . , 1 . 11 11 11S. 11 . . 11 . . 11 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 . 1 11 11 - - - 11 -t 11 1 11 - - 11 -. I I ' 11 11 11 11 - - . . . . . . . 11 11 1 1 - WILLIAM I O CONNOR 7203 Pme Street Upper Darby Pa Baron Okre stalwart oarsman sharp dresser sergeant at arms oi the smokmg room good sport Krd Romance 'PW There must be some mnstcrke Nolen dxd xt Mr Boosters 4 Class Oihcer 4 Crew 3 WILLIAM I O KANE 1813 Chandler Street 1 good student sports wnter has a smxle ior everybody lxkes all sports can irequently be found playmg ball rn the yard Okay Mr Class Ofhcerl 2 3 Hawkletter 4 FRANCIS E O ROURKE 222 Copley Road Upper Darby Pa Sat Franme quret type good rn mtramural sports from Upper Darby but spends free tune rn South Plnlly playmg ball Where are we playmg tomg Band lColorguard 41 Hawkletter 4 Yearbook IAMES I OROURKE 3852 N I-'ranklm Street tm holds the clarmet sectron together always found m the band room fnendly wxth everybody never wrthout a smrle Test today? Hey Georgel Sodalxty 4 Band 2 3 4 Chron1cle4 Glee Club 4 Hawkletter4 Yearbook GERALD I O TOOLE 3236 N Twenty sixth Street Ierr part of the scenery at 26th and Allegheny devotes the greater part of hrs socxal lxfe to St Ioe s and LaSalle s dances Well do xt Class Ofhcer 3 4 Hawkletter 4 Yearbook 1 1 1 - rr H H - H . H . H H . rl rr . . rr , . 1 I . 1 n - H . . . Bll... . . U H . . . , . 1 1 I ' r 1 r - rr lu. 1- - H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,r . . hryr I I . 1 HI. ,. . . . . . . . U If .1 u I , , I I I I . I u rr - - - 1 1 H I - rr , 2 I - 1111 511111 IOHN D PATRICK 719 E Chelten Avenue ack popular cmd mtelhgent smooth drrver sometrmes mrsses Monday mormngs can usually be found wrth Canoll spends Frrday mghts at Holy Cross dances another F M U student partxal to Lxttle Flower O K you wxse guys Debatmg 2 Boosters 4 Hawkletter 4 Yearbook Class Oifrcer 3 EDWARD P PERSICO 1000 Llndale Avenue Drexel H111 Pa Perse gxven part ownershxp m St Alxce s dances thnves on languages especlally Ger man has a nervous breakdown every physrcs class Bew Class Ofhcer 3 IOSEPH V PIOTROWSKI IR 2352 Buckrus Street ro Pohsh Ambassador to 4 E says hrs Plymouth rs gun metal not grey frequently seen wrth the Smol of 4 B spends summer week ends 1n Wxldwood Do lt Ierr Got the Span1sh9 JAMES M PURTELL 114 E Lynnwood Avenue Glenslde Pa hkes to open and shut classroom wmdows always tellmq stones qurte a basket ball player a real wrt proud to be a seruor never stops smxlxng Bellarmme Club 1 IOSEPH A RAFFERTY 1326 Seventy second Avenue Oakland Pa oe that red harr one of the onglnal glee club terr1i1c bantone clarms prowess as a Surf Frsherman hkes barbershop harmony fmgers the keys lrke a proiessxonal Aw Yo that was Cortez Sodalrty 1 Glee Club 4 111 11 . . . . . . . . 11 . 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 11 11 . . . . 1 . . - . 11 11 . , . 11P. 11 . . . . . . - . . . , . . . . 11 11 . . 11 1 11 - . . . - . . . , . . . 11 . 11 . , , 1 111 I11 . . . . . 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WILLIAM T REYNOLDS 328 E Hortter Street Mt Airy Pa 1 caretaker of the hsh rn the schoo s pool Just wxld about Ocean Crty and speed boats drrves a merry Olds Shut the wmdows What are you an Esk1mo Sodalxty 1 Yearbook Basketball tManager l 23 Sw1mm1ng CManager 3 45 IOHN F RITCHOTTE 158 Manherm Street Iack one of 4 A s srlent cxtrzens pmg pong champ Costxgan s bon amr class meet mg orator glves boxmg lessons m locker room Had trouble wxth Tng Mr Debatxnq 2 JOHN I ROBINSON 2310 Pme Street Robbre Iackxe close frrend of lack Blake often spends Frxday nxghts rn suburbs Hall summers at Cap May popular Let s go Blake Sodalnyl 2 3 4 Bellarmme Cubl 2 3 Debatmgl Dramatxcsl Z 3 4 GEORGE S ROHALL 936 N Frith Street Blg George plays basketball every n ght except Sunday always ecxtmg wrse m the ways ot Math dances Ballroom style Hey Mxster I dont thmk that s the nght answer Yearbook IOSEPH L RUTLEDGE 1422 N Frtteenth Street Baldy clynamxc personahty can be found at boathouse wrth Franny cant stand sight of a razor mamstay oi a great hve AW yo Mrster Class Oihcer 1 2 Basketball 3 4 Ze . , . I , . .,B.u,. U U A ., . X, . - I , . . 1 . . . . . . ' , , ' .H : : , : ' ' , . . ' l . . . . l rr ' - 1 ll ., . .. ., . .. . . . . . . . deep voice . . . has dramatic ambitions . . , intramural sports standout . . . always at Convention Q .. . .. . . . - . . . . . . . , . ' , , , 1 ' 1 , , : ' 1 ' , , , .. ,. .. .. . . . , . .. 1 5 I - 1 Jim Klan, FRANCIS T SARAMA 4474 S lverwood Street Tables elevated muslc lover haunts and room Cdurmg gyml enjoys Physics Thxs rs the 5th crgarette 1 ve glven srnce recess oegan cheerful qurz lad oi Tng class Band 2 3 4 Yearbook IAMES I SCALLY 2120 W Troqa Street lm Scal does most of the runnmg on the football team ready smrle mathe matxcal wrzard well llked Hope l can get a car Hey Davvy Sodalrty 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 lManagerl IOHN I SCANLON IR 7202 Algard Street ack Hey Costello whats thxs stuli all about? clarms Iackson as hottest basketball team around any Fnday nrght up at St Matts says there ns a place rn Phxlly called Maylarr PAUL F SCHIKAL 4906 Bingham Street Paul strong boy of 4D spends lelsure lxftmg wexghts Thats enough of that foreign humor class chautteur cant stand a dull class I drdnt say a thxng Father FRANCXS X SCHMIDT 191 W Spencer Street Franny F X honor student has no trouble at all wxth Math even has a few rdeas oi hls own good natured never wrthout h1s hat plays a good game of basketball Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 St Ignatrus Club 4 Bellarmme Club 1 2 Class Otfrcer 2 Yearbook 0,249 IOHN M SCHUBERT 6484 Woodbine Avenue ack debates wrth that certam fluency of speakmg an asset to the stage crew a heart of gold Leave xt to me dont worry about 1t Sodahty 1 2 tSecretary 27 4 Bellarmrne Club l Debatrng 4 Stage Crew 4 Glee Club 4 Class Oihcer 3 ARTHUR M SEGRAVE DALY 110 Sxmpson Road Ardmore Pa Flash more commonly known as Art va s1ty swxmmer neat dresser a fnend of Le Bon Pere of en explo ns abcut double last name where s that purple shut that odd norse Sodalxty 4 Bellarmme Club l Debahng 1 Dramatxcs 4 Yearbook ADELMO L SERENI IR 5122 Larchwood Avenue T Bolts dark and da mg the ang nal Nmdsor nrce clothes good dancer owner and p1'ot oi West Ph ly Express Florxda vacatxoner Carnes a grant lunch lt s got vxtamms Sodalxty 4 Class Olfmcer 4 Yearbook WILLIAMI SHARKEY 630 S Bowman Avenue Menon P 1 most w1de awake rn 4A able wnter ardent Penn rooter and prospectwe student erect posture rs hrs trademark basketball addrct Commg George Sodahty 4 Bellarmlne Club 1 2 Chromcle 3 Yearbook FRANCISI SMOLCYNSKI 3346 Belgrade Street Smol quxet type snappy dresser usually found holdlng up smokmg room wall Protrowskr s back seat dnver Dont you guys ever buy your own? Sodahty 2 4 St Ignahus Club 4 Yearbook I , L , ,J ' : ' : : : I I I ' . Y 5 ' : . . , ' , a. B'11 ... ' ' ' ' : ' ,: ' : . ,:. : . . .3 4 . f ' . W CA jim, Clam, WILLIAM F SPAULDING 912 Comell Avenue Drexel Hxll Pa 1 4C s representatrve can be seen rn Prep s hallowed halls any txme after 2 40 takes av1d mterest m all extraclrrrcular actrvrtxes lrkes muslc of any kmd good humor man swrmmer extraordmary helps Cortez All and Large Iohn keep room happy Aw but Mlster St lgnatrus Club 4 Student Counc1l4 Hawkletter 4 Boosters 4 Class Ofhcer 2 4 Swunmrngl 2 3 4 Yearbook EMIDIO S SPURIO 1506 Moore Street Mead strrctly studxous possesses a keen sense of humor and an mvxtmg smxle always iound ln the smokmg room sharp dresser never wxthout pegged pants Yearbook SALVATORE A SQUILLACE 1633 S Hxcks Street Bxg Sal 4A s tenor rn the Glee Club talented rn many helds always has a good questron for the French teacher inendly Come on get m your own desk Sodallty 4 St Ignatxus Club 4 Glee Club 4 HARRY D STINGER 24th and Frtzwater Streets Harr smoothre on a dance floor hkes Stan Kenton stxll cant understand the Tomcellr tube M C of the 4D Breakfast Club Good mornmg Paul hardworkmg stagehand Sodalxty 2 4 Stage Crew 3 4 tManagerl Yearbook DAVID F STOKES 346 E Hortter Street Dave football captam and great guard rmmovable force 1n the center of the lme good student clear boommg voxce seen at many dances someumes addressed as Graham Sodahty 1 4 Bellarmme 3 St John Berchmans Socxety 1 2 Chromcle 3 Dramatxcs 4 Football 3 4 tCapta1n 41 THOMAS R STRINGFIELD 319 Iackson Avenue Colllngdale Pa Tom low resounding drawl the boy with the bushy hair best second bass m the glee club This lighter never fails thinks the desk quite comfortable Bellamnne Club 1 Debating 2 Glee Club 4 Class Officer 2 I PAUL SULLIVAN 538 E Washington Lane ull I always has an extra blue book or cigarette known to all wonders what kind of a plant Physics is Hey Lar DONALD I SWANICK 340 Huntley Road Upper Darby Pa Mike 4A s package of dynamrte refuses to stop trying occasionally visits Jug Sodality 3 4 Boosters 4 Class Oiixcerl Z 3 Yearbook Basketball 3 4 lCapta1n 47 IOHN M TANSEY 587 Carver Street Mike well liked strong silent type irequents smokmg room with Big George commutes daily from Crescentvxlle hghtmg a losmg battle with Tng lm goin home to bed Sodallty 1 2 Bellarmme Club 1 RICHARDI THIERS 7143 Louxse Road Dick witty knows how to tell a 1oke well recognized by humorous writings and drawxngs in the Chronicle full of fun good dancer at Holy Cross Well yes Bellarmme Clubl Chromclel 2 3 4 Debatmgl Z1 I I I ' I I ' rarely seen without led . . . Mr. Oakes' diminutive guard . . . lull ol fight . . . hustler . . . Allo. Jim Klan, GEORGE I THOMAS IR 1540 Burmont Road Drexel Hxll Pa Georgze suburbamte defensxve dynamzte on the football held that blue serge coat Me an Ace stnctly partxal to blondes renowned drxver oi the Sedan headed for fame on college gndtrons Hey' Any partles thxs week end? Student Counctl 4 Class Ofhcer 2 4 Yearbook Football Z 3 4 Swunmmg 4 RAYMOND R THOMPSON 2446 N I-'axrhxll Street Russ quxet owns stock m the smokxng room fnendly easy to get along wxth well groomed haxr constant companxon of Dxck Thxers Be quxet and get out at two iorty Class Olhcer 2 ROBERT E TIMBY 510 Chestnut Street Ridley Park Pa Tun the quret boy tn the last seat Mr Personalxty lumseli a smtle lor every occasxon dnves a shck Merc Sodalxtyl Class Oflxcerl 2 3 Boosters 4 Footballl 2 3 CManagerD NESTOR R TOMASULO 313 N Sxxtyhith Street Nature boy much haxr Toncellr oi Physzcs Class the 9 15 belle puts all rnto hts studxes lm awake Mxster What do we have for lunch' lst strmg beadle of 4B RICHARDI TORPEY 1835 E Somerset Street Torp great actxvator producer of Vest Pocket Posters swxmmer debater and cheer leader par excellence conszstent hard worker neat dresser all thxs and humor too Sodalxtyl 2 4 Chromclel 2 3 4 Debatxng 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 lCaptam 43 Class Oihcer 1 Hawlrletter 4 Swunmmg 1 3 4 Yearbook lSports Edltorl l . , . , , - ' : ' , : : , , : ' ' . I l 1 ' H ' H . . . I l . . . . . I . Q r . . I . . . mild mannered . . . developed a tendency to tall asleep during class . . . has countless friends ' I ' I 1 7 I 1 I f - . . . , . . . -'I . . . . . ' , , 1 ' , , , : ' , , : , ' 1 ' I : ' ' , , 2 ' - IULIUS P TOTH 2535 S 17th Street I Paul takes great mterest ln all mtramural sports good sense of humor Ioe Kmg s partner Me? I dxdnt do rt Hey Ioe Whats wrong wtth South Ph1lly member of S45 club promment member of Mr Fxtz s 44 to the 44th club Glee Club 4 GEORGE F UNGER IR 176 Wmdermere Avenue Lansdowne Pa George popular how hrs corner IS crowded durmg a test plays a ternfxc game of basketball debates wlth the abxlxty of a pro It takes me an hour to get home Sodahty 1 2 CSecretary ll Bellarmxne Club 1 2 4 Debatxng 1 2 4 Yearbook Class Oflxcer 3 GERARD F VOEGTLIN 1243 Dxsston Street err fresh from New Orleans great screntxhc mmd one oi Mr Cook s top advxsors frequently seen wlth the boys m the smokmg room Aw well' Cross Country l GERARD A VOIT 5803 Charles Street Ierry that voxce popular wxth all consumes lunch rn wee hours ol the mommg claxms South Bend as future home Once a pamter'P ' good ln studtes enjoys physics? should go far Watch st stuff Scanlon Sodaltty l 2 3 4 Bellarmme Club 1 2 Yearbook Hawkletter 4 tBus1ness Manager? VINCENT I WALKER 505 Tatnall Avenue Glenolden Pa Drxte ternhc drummer ardent basketballer often seen wxth Ward red hot soda jerk Joyboy ot Chester Local Anybody have the Tng Band 1 2 3 4 11 11 . . . . 1 11 . 1 .11 11 11 11 1 . . 11 . , 1 ... . . 1 1 , 1 1 1 - 11 11 . . . .. . .. 11 11 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 - 111 11 . .. . 1 . . ..- - - - 11 11 , . 11 11 . . . . ... ..1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 - 11.-11 .. . . . 11 . 11 1 1 1 - 71111 gm PAULI WARD 1024 East Luzeme Street never wxthout a srmle or a quxp employed tn the Fztzgerald Movmg Co everybody s pal so many grrl fnends I m persecuted That wasnt me Muster Sodalrty 1 2 Band 2 Class Offrcer 4 Yearbook ROBERTI WEBB 1742 Forty sixth Street Pennsauken N I R for short never stops eatmg proud of hxs left handed hook shot fancy dresser What s gomg to be rn the next test Father? loves televrsxon movres Sodalxty 4 Hawkletter 4 Yearbook CHARLES H WEDEMEYER 7370 Chelwynde Avenue Herman does a good Job of managmg the prep crew D1 Blast s bodyguard ays a ternhc hand at ptnothle prefers Bartrarn gxrls plans to 1om the Navy after graduation Crew 3 IOSEPH F WESTERMANN 2303 Old Welsh Road Wrllow Grove Pa Lrttle Ioe one of caietena staff hkes golf sleeps wxth a Latxn book hkeable those bnght shuts Aw that test was a breeze Dxvo s sxdektck Sodallty 2 3 4 Bellarmme Club l 2 3 4 Yearbook Debatmg 1 SAMUEL C WHALEN 2226 Mount Vernon Street Sam Muscles sleeps wlth hrs clannet I dont understand Father One of the 9 15 students spnnts daxly to and from school Band 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 1 up I11 . . . . . . 1 . . 111 11 11 1 1 11 ... ... ... , 1 , 1 1 I . ' 1 I - - 11 11 . . 11 1 . . 11 . . . , . . . . , . ... , 1 . e 11 11 . . . .1 I 1 ' 11 - 11 . . . . . ... . .. . . 1 . .. .. - . . 11 11 . 1 . . ... , ... 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I . . 11 11 11 11 . . . 11 1 11 ... . . . . .. , ... , , 1 . 449 THOMAS B WHITAKER 419 Naomi Street, Roxborough Whn Tom mountam clxmber knows how to handle a pool cue quite a French student attracted to partxes neat dresser plenty of personahty smokmg room I steady Keep quxet George Sodahty 4 Bellarmme Club 4 Class Othcer 2 Yearbook HUGH P WILSON 204 Cynwyd Road Cynwyd Pa Hughxe proud owner ot a 39 Buxck one ot those Boosters a mamliner quxte a dresser Ltttle E s confederate Dont get pamcky Aw yo Father Sodaltty 2 4 Student Councxl 4 Class Oiflcer 1 4 Boosters 4 Yearbook RICHARD 'W ZAENGLE 1944 Forty eighth Street Pennsauken N I Mouse burns Naptha m 1-ns Ztppo keen wrt Sth stnng beadle those notses III. the corner of the room Greek Scholar seen irequently m North Phtlly Ah yo Master LUDWIG I zur NIEDEN IR 4919 Hazel Avenue Count forever haunts Bartram s dances been to every prom m the cxty plays a melodtous French Horn adds color to the last row' a braxn tn Tng What did you get for the fxith one? Band 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Yearbook n : : : . . I I ' , , : ,: : . - , , .. . . .. . .. . , . ,,: : . ,X 5N e:,a.i.mxvm ' A' V wm J f :,?'F'Ef The he The he Iohn H Barnes Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev Rev Rev SPECIAL PATRONS Allen F. Duggin, S.I., President, St. Ioseph's College High School Iohn I. Long, S.I., President, St. Ioseph's College Samuel R. Pitts, S.I., Principal Iohn P McNxcholas SI Prefect of Discipline Raymond R Cosgrove SI Student Counsellor Iohnl Bernard SI Treasurer Class of 3B The Class of 2B The Class of 2E Class of 3C The Class oi 2C The Class of 2F Class of 3D The Class of 2D The Class of 2G Class of 3E and Mrs Edward I Healy Mr and Mrs William P Barry and Mrs William T I Huggard Mr and Mrs Donald R Black Mr and Mrs and Mrs Stanley I Keatxng B Coleman Carroll Nicholas Kueny 43 The The The The Class Class Class Class of 1D of 1E of 1F of lH Mr and Mrs Iohnl Nevins Mr Patrick Nichol 24 Mrs Mary G O Donnell Mr Iames I O Nerll Thomas A Colwell Mr and Mrs and Mrs Wrllram Patnck Mrs H Lawrence Davisson Iames H and Mrs and M s and Mrs and Mrs Edward Harnes Donahoe SI A Duckworth and Mrs Adam B McClatchy D I Mosshart Thomas R Fltzgerald and Mrs Ioseph A Murphy Gerald A Gallagher los R Gleason and Mrs Erwin R Murray and Mrs Ioseph Nagy Pvt Ioseph Piotrowskr and Mrs Iohn I Robinson and Mrs Ioseph Huuedge and Mrs A M Segrave-Daly and Mrs Andrew Smolcynski Andrew M Smolcynskr Dr Edward Ray Strayer 135 T T , Mr. . . i v I - ' - 1 ' - Mr. . 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' Mr. ' Mr. . . 6 and Mrs Danrel Algeo and Mrs Wxlham Algeo and Mrs Iohn Almmde and Mrs Thomas Almmde Iohn B Applegate Mxss Teresa M Barnes Mr and Mrs Frank Bellwoar Blue Bond Cut Rate Drugs Mzss Frances D Bolger Mt and Mrs Andrew A Brogan Mr and Mrs A Casson Dolores Mane Cataudo Mr and Mrs Ralph Cataudo Mr Iames Chxavo Mr and Mrs Mllton M Connell Mr and Mrs Iames H Connelly Mr Iohn B Corley Mzss Margaret Cramer and Mrs Thos E Curtls Edwardl Cylmder and Mrs Alexander P Deak and Mrs George C Deeney and Mrs P De Marco Harry S Dxetzler S Anthony Dxsanto and Mrs Edmond D Duffy PATRONS Mr and Mrs Leo Dugan Dutch Donut Bakery Mrs Neal Ferry and Mrs I N Flmn and Mrs Ioseph G Gastler A B Gebhart and Mrs Edward Gibbons and Mrs Robert P Glllesple and Mrs Charles A Goglla and Mrs Iohn I Gough Ioseph P Gnmes and Mrs Peter Hasson and Mrs Herman I Hexm H Eugene Herne Esq I H Hershman and Mrs Wxllxam Hickey and Mrs Iohn Hlggxns Lou1s Iennls Harry E Iohnson Mrs H C Lucas and Mrs M I Mannmg r Iohn Martmez Sr Eugene McDonald McDonald s Iewelers Mr and Mrs RaymondI Meyer Sr Mr and Mrs RaymondI Meyer Ir Iohn I O Buen and Mrs Charles O Connor Thomas V O Kane and Mrs Thomas V O Rourke and Mrs Wllfred C Palmer Mrs Wmrfred Rafter Mr and Mrs Wrllxam T Reynolds Robert s Pharmacy Sxm Mrs Mr and Mrs H Herbert Rodgers Nxcholas Homaro and Mrs Henry H Rltchotte Edward Sarama and Mrs Frank Sarama Harry K Stmger and Mrs Francls Stokes and Mrs George E Strxttmatter and Mrs Iames T Sullxvan and Mrs G I Thompson Iohn E Weber and Mrs Henry S Wedemeyer I E Whalen Iohn F Whalen Mr and Mrs A Zxtner A Frrend A Frlend OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS CAMDEN 4 6691 R O C H E S T E R FORMAL WEAR TO HIRE Fon Au. occAsloNs TUXEDOS CUTAWAYS WHITE DINNER JACKETS Our .fled L, l?0fAe,fer Lowzsr Pnlcss FULL DRESS 299 Kanghn Avenue, Camden, N J WE DELIVER AND CALL FOR AT NO EXTRA COST F- I - , Mr. . 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MACK Paving and Consfruchon Co MANUFACTURERS AND CONSTRUCTORS All Types Hot Cold Asphalt Pavements Institutional Rligent 9 4610 Luzerne ond C Sts 139 Industrial, Municipal 1942 1949 1943 1948 1944 1947 1945 1946 ST JOSEPH S PREP CLASS RINGS have been mode WlIIlam C Marhn 908 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA 140 j0I' 60I1JL'CllliUU I'5 by SINCERE BEST WISHES from Eoch Porlshnormer of the MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH 56111 ond Chester Ave Philo Po St Josephs Prep 1914 141 RT. REV. MONSIGNOR JOHN J. DALY, Rector TELEPHONES RE 9 3521 3522 owerd OI OL 0CCOL6L0lfl5 Raymond I Torpey 1835 E Some set Street Plwulodelphuo 34 Pc MEMBER FLORIST TELEGRAPH DELIVERY 142 f . 26111 RALPH CATAUDO Wholesale Meats 1318 South Merrumoc Rood CAMDEN N J RE 98171 EST 1888 JOS A FLUEHR SR CHAS F FLUEHR 49 143 , . . 1 . . , . . . I How Does Your Present Insurance compare wItn Today s Increased Values? 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