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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1953 volume:

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The large building on Sfiles Sfreef sfood cloaked in a manfle of sorrow af fhe deafh of Mr. Urban Schmidf, a member of fhe faculfy. Mr. Schmidf was a man who, for fhe pasf nine years, has made if his work fo place himself, and fhe wisdom and learning fhaf were his, af fhe disposal of fhe young men who came under his guidance. Sadly, and nof a liffle bewildered af fhe sud- denness of his passing, we began fo realize fhaf a parf of whaf we had come fo regard as fhe Prep Mr. Schmidf explains a difliculf mafh problem fo McDermoff, Dolge, Harrison, and Campbell. lln backgroundl: Baker and Barfon awaif bell for class. The famous daily quiz. was losf fo us. The memory of his fall, powerful frame, and ever presenf cigar, and fhose numerous pedagogical schemes-fhe new sysfem which was infroduced when Der Lehrer sformed info class wifh fhe resulfs of fhe weekly quiz-all fhese pass in review before us, and wifh fhem fhe excellenf records of his classes in fhe Province Exams. Then, rising before eyes fhaf did nof wish fo accepf if, came fhe sobering fhoughf fhaf fhis man would no longer walk fhese corridors, feach in our class- rooms. Buf, lesf appreciafion for his work obscure fhe man himself, we, fhe Senior Class, respecffully dedicafe our Yearbook, fhe symbol of our life af fhe Prep-fhe record of our work here and a fribufe fo fhose who have made if possible-in permanenf fribufe fo Mr. Urban Schmidf. s 'QT' 3. ' 1-W. ' .sm ' ff f ,N ,1 ,4,s1:.' x if - 12 ' 1 T 45 Ma. Zladan 0. Sch 'WWW nefqkioa heal! fmawzecafe delfudflzt '11 I W? FACULTY ACTIVITIES SPURTS X UNDERCLASSES T' CLASSES and INDIVIDUALS IIIIIIIIIIS page I0 page 22 p ge 50 pge 70 pge 94 . . I -I A IWIF . a ....a W, . qilq V N, Rx, A Y -N vi v .,,0,,,W O 4-1 f sw 5 -..,,. v - '9 M' 7 Q z 1 ' Q, k yt f. i Q - If '-:ri , f-Sl HlllllNlSlHHlIHN flew feeuefzemf faieplz 14. eawley, 5 f M bw . A 4 . :ff cz-aw .f ,, cs tm io. a --in -.frf K X A fx: ' :'.,g:,r,jf3f5t - 5 gif s. 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Under his direction, marked improvements have been made in both the school and church. By the individual student, however, Father will be most remembered tor his ingratiatihg smile and spontaneous wit dis- played in his frequent talks to the students, whether in a group or individually on the corridors. What prepper could ever tor- get The etymology of this word, or, Once there were two lrishmen in Arch- bald 7 To the taculty, moreover, Father Cawley has always represented the ideal ot tatherly kindness and deep-rooted humility, the generous servant of the servants ot Christ. To the senior class in particular, Father has taught an impressive lesson in unseltish, energetic, and capable leadership. We, the graduating class, pray that we may one day imitate these personitied virtues in the tuture fields ot our choosing. Reaeaeml Zdzlfliczm 4. Gaalaam, S. paincqzal Behind 'the desk in the front office, 'there sits one in whose hands lies the responsi- bility of coordinating and expediting the alifairs of the school, a man whose con- cern is the education of over seven hun- drey boys of all sizes and descriptions. His task is to ensure that 'rheir high school years will be profitable and rewarding. And this he has done. Under Fr. Graham's guiding hand the school flour- ished: spiril' and loyalty has been strength- ened, this tired old building has been revitalized-the Student Chapel, the new smoking room-and 'rhe Student Council has been given a new lease on life. Those who have met Father on official business lmow that he is strict withoul being severe, and that he is personally in- teresfed in the individual student. Fr. Graham has fulfilled his sacred trust as priest and educator, and for this he has earned the reverence and esteem of the student body. Father Graham discusses plans for the forthcoming Senior Prom with Dick Doran Attention all c asses Y 6. ,Lf MR. EARL J. HART, DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS. MR. RAYMOND J. BRADLEY, S.J., ASSISTANT DEAN OF DISCI- PLINE, asks Jim English and Bill Waring Iheir reason for not raking gym today. FATHER JOHN P. McNlCHOLAS, S.J. DEAN OF DISCIPLINE Through ihe doorway wi+h fhe placard Pre'Fec'I' of Discipline above if, and behind Ihe well-worn counler, Fr. McNicholas fulfills his dulies as renler of locker lceys, seller of gym shoes, dislribulor of pills, admil slips, and sundries, and, his chief claim Io fame, as keeper of lhe iug and champion of law and order. His is a mosl' frying job, one coldly calculaied fo exhausl ihe paiience and fray lhe nerves of mosl' morfals, buf lhrough all 'lhe frials which are perl' of his iob in lhe discipline office, Fafher manages lo mainlain lhal mischievous and iuslly far-famed sense of humor. For fhe firm, yel' fair, manner in which he main- Iains 'fhe discipline so vilal lo educafion, Fafher deservedly receives 'Ihe respecl' and admiraiion of fhe Prep. Oh, he'Il be out by Spring. nw. ,- S 3, A I 4 nf 'll I im I fl' l I MR CHARLES J BONHAGE REGISTRAR From our very firsf day spenf af Ihe Prep unhl our very lasf we 'Ihe Seniors of 53 have ai' one hme or anoiher come In confacf wl+h 'his frue and falfhful genfleman whose prime m'I'eres+ and mann slay IS and has been for over 'Ihree decades 'Ihe Prep During our four years here Mr Charles Bonhage has capably filled fhe poslhon of Reglsfrar and rnghf hand assusianf of our former principal Rev Samuel Puffs SJ and presenily Rev William Graham S J His unhrmg mferesi and pafronage moreover In 'Ihls 6dI'lI0h of Ihe Yearbook will long be remembered bo'I'h by fhe sfaff and by Ihe Seniors fhemselves To 'I'he alumm +o his many Jesulf acquaanfances 'Io his counfless 'Friends and finally fo us graduaies Mr Bonhage IS famnllarly known abouf fhe corn dors as MR PREP himself And for all Ihls may we 'Ihe class of 53 exiend our hearhesf and gracious Ihanks Io a grand per son and 'Io a 'ob well accomplished MISS PATRICIA GALLAGHER ASSISTANT REGISTRAR For 'Iwo years now Mlss Gallagher has shared wlfh Mr Bonhage ihe mulhfudmous and varied duhes af 'Iached fo fhe oflice of reglsirar Any one who has occasion io vnsni 'Ihe mam office would find her neafly and mefhodically recording innumerable marks and records, yeI', ever ready 'Io disconfinue her work 'Io help a puzzled underclassman wifh his schedule, or a senior wiih his college quesiionnanre. May Miss GaIIagher's conscienhous and cheerful dedicafion 'Io her work coniinue Io be an inspirafion af Prep. MR. VINCENT DeP. ALAGIA, MR. CHARLES E. BARTON S.J. Latin, French, English MR. S. GARRETT BOLGER Mathematics and English English and History ' - - hw REV. FRANCIS J. BRADLEY, S.J. Latin and English MR. RAYMOND J. BRADLEY, S.J. Assistant Prefect of Discipline K' ' i ' -'ive ., sm ., 53? Q Ce-fi if That pause which refreshes in the new Teachers' Room. MR. FRANCIS P. ERNST, S.J. REV. JOHN G. FAY, S.J. English and History Biology Li REV. DAVID I. BURKE, S.J. Religion and Latin MR. JAMES A. DEVEREUX, S.J. Latin, Greek, English L... 4:- 'QT MR. JOHN A. DONAHUE MR. JOHN D. EARLY, S.J. Physical Instructor Latin and English bf Egg. 'br 'Vis- MR. JOHN J. FITZPATRICK, S.J. Latin and English 55 , '73 'Av Q- MR JOHNJ GAFFNEY REV FRANQSJ Malhemahcs and Remedral GALLAGHER SJ Readmg Lahn and Greek if-' MR ARTHUR E REV LAURENCEM HAK SJ GORDON S J Lahn Englrsh Rehgron Lahn and English Cross sechon of Jesull faculty f Mothers Club annual Communion Breakfasl ll lo rl Mr Devereux Fr Burke Messrs McGrnly Sweeney Ernsf Qu ,fu Swanack Frtzpatrack Gordon Fr Fay 7 A 1- MR EARLJ HART MR JOHN L HIMES Malhemahcs Latin and Mathemahcs ,Il cw, ,J gf, . '5 . -Q, A 1 x , , if l f ,A , I Ax W: ' 5'-A ff- cdrs M L61 c. '11 1. O 0 X . . . . , . . , W - . . a Mu. ' ' A- , .' I. I I Z . -N. Y X ' 1 . . I I ' ' J I x ,J .1 , 1' s -3 MR. WILLIAM J. HOLMES, S.J. Latin and English 'P' TNQ-f Command performance for Fr. McNicholas in Ye Ole Jug Room. MR. JOHN F. LABOON, S.J. Physics and Mathematics t REV. WILLIAM J. LANIGAN, S..I. Latin, Religion French MR. MICHAEL J. LAWLOR Mathematics and English Lg., UQ. ix 'H 5 '11 :E kv. ' is .ti 1 'Ez l x AT LEFT: A bird's eye lno longer a student'sl view of Messrs. Murray, Wright, Mattern, and Moritz in the new Faculty Luncheonette. AT RIGHT: Mr. Ernst, S.J., and Mr. Steer stand over the source of all student exams-the dreaded mimeograph and ditto machines! MR. JOHN P. McGlNTY, S.J. REV. JOSEPH J. English and History MCGOVERN, S.J Latin, English, Religion .tags MR. JOSEPH A. MATTERN Latin and German fi. A STUDENT'S NIGHTMARE COME TRUE a class of teachers laughing at a Prepper's joke? Vix' You re looking in on an entertaining session of those frequent Teachers' Meetings with Fr. Graham presiding f X MR. JOHN A. MORITZ Mathematics R' f YYY FHEUHY .ji 'ibei as- , YI MR. THOMAS F. MURRAY History MR. FRANCIS E. SMITH, S.J. Latin and English I MR. DANIEL T. STAFFIERI Physical Instructor , Mi x V, : ' REV. WILLIAM F. MR. EUGENE M. PICHLA, S.J. ROONEY, S.J. Religion and German Libarian and Remedial Reading IHIIUHY ff' MR. JOSEPH A. RUGGIERO Chemistry Band Moderator, Fr. Hak, S.J., and Mr. Swanick, S.J., make extensive plans forthe T953 Marching Band and Spring Concert. -4 Q S.,,.f .js fx ,O 990 951. xr MR. CHARLES E. STEER MR. FRANCIS X. I. MR. JOSEPH F, MR, J, GORDON WRIGHT English and History SWANICK, S..l. SWEENEY, S,J, History Ffenfh Latin and English Here are the Prep's moulders of men in the field of sports at the Football Banquet. lSeatedI: Mr. Earl Hart, Athletic Directory Mr. John Laboon, S.J., Assistant Moderator of Athleticsp Mr. Andrew Gordon, Football Coach. lStandingl: Mr. Daniel Staflieri, Assistant Football Coachf Mr. Leon Macionis, Swimming Coach. X, ers-qw --3 'M 0 qi Wg I K 5. . 48 k I ' 4 JF r . 4 ., . , . I Q fx . l -,--....,..,................,..,..-.... Q. - MV A nu E!!-ii1iQ Sllu :ocean-000000 f U ' 0 U U . 0 0 O 0 xg Iii 1011 NX ll. QCD suave ooonnagfg i, ,f Im :A ,, f , lg -r ., wx .vw M I' X Q . r ,- C. .P 3 . . 'JE ' : 1' if A T 53.9 IE ., T, . ,L 4 's N - , . . ' 2 a ,. 0 I . Q J- .. 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The Sensor Sodalnfy lhss year pursued w1+h even more fervor fhe lhreefold purpose personal sanc hficahon sanchhcahon of neughbor and defense of 'rhe Church The new cell syslem has been oper ahng on fhe prunclples of a Cafholnc Achon Cell namely New Tesfamenl duscussuon and +he lnqunry Techmque of observe ludge acl Durmg 'lhe firsf semes+er Mr John Early SJ sei up and oullmed +he sys+em and mefhods whnch +he Sensor Sodallsls would use nn 'rhe nexf half year The purpose of 'thas plan was 'ro and In sanchfyung ihe Sodalrsls fhemselves ln +he second half we duscussed +he pruncuples of observe fudge acl' and 'lhen applied fhem lo 'lhe sufuahons we mel un school and af 'fhe home Through Mr Early s help we found a new mleresf nn men'ral prayer Now a+ lasl we had maslered one of lhe fundamenfal prrncnples of a spurnfual life we had become Sodalusls un 'rhe fullesl sense of 'fhe word The aposloluc Held of course was no+ neglecled We helped nn feachnng cafechusm glvmg slnde lec 'lures on fhe Mass and Life of Chrlsl In collechng sfamps and many more On The whole our lrfe as a Sodalusl al Prep was full of rich splrrlual reward a reward whlch we will reap nn Heaven We go forlh now Info lhe world wnfh a deeper appreclahon of our molfo Ad Jesum Per Maruam The new statue of Our Blessed Mother m the Students Chapel x , ' lx I-.ff , 0 - . f J : dll . . . . l ., -1 ,'f I ' Q . ,..:k 2, I ,., ,A . . 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Mr Sweeney SJ pornfs out ihe numerous ways of prachcmg De votron To Mary lo a group of Jumor Sodalrsfs The moderalor of lhe Jumor Sodalnfy fhus year was Mr Joseph Sweeney S J Under hrs gundance and under fhe capable leadership of Vance Kosfos prefecf fhe socne+y has conhnued In fhe fine lradr hon of Prep Sodaluhes Special efforf has been made lo learn and perform menlal prayer and +o aHend danly Mass as fhese are duhes of Sodalnsls Many aposfoluc prolec+s were also underfaken cluding 'lhe canned food and loy drives and 'lhe collechon of s+amps for 'rhe mlsslons Our Blessed Mo+her musf really be pleased wnfh fhese devolees fo her name and I+ us cerfam 'lhal' she will conhnue +o bless +helr work an sensor year Moderator and officers outlme the pro cedure for the following day s meehng L to R Jrm Krlcoyne .hm Agger Vm Kosfos lPrefecH Mr Ernst S J plans a group drscussron on So dalrty Rules with officers John Laschenskr Tom Gough Chuck Dwyer lPrefectl and Jrm Currre The moderator explains a practical method of darly mental prayer to hrs Sophomore Sodalrsts Durmg thus year we became better acquamted with the fundamental prnnclples ot the Sodalnty learned m our tirst year There was a detimte re newal of spnrat group dnscussnons an advancement ln knowledge and applucatuon of the rules more apostolic endeavor Under the energetic and pannstakmg durectuon ot Mr Francns Ernst S J e learned practucal methods ot daily mental prayer and examunatuon ot conscience and we gained a deeper apprecuatuon tor the Mass As part ot our apostoluc work an entertannment was put on tor the Old Folks by Chuck Dwyer Jam Gullespue Frank Hughes John Laschenska Ed McLaughlin Ed Peach and Bob Yankevltch Thus at the end ot thus very actnve year we find ourselves more closley united to Chrust throubh Hls Blessed Mother 11 t suuo . . n I l .I w . I . -I . . - . ' . 1 1 0 - 5 ., ,I I L , r I ' 4,2 fi L J Lp-f ,mi snunmv This year leadership was born in the Freshman Sodalily. The purpose of the Sodalily is the spiritual improvemenl' of young men, and under the guidance of Mr. Eugene Rooney, S.J., this purpose was set well on its way. As probaiioners they learned 'lhe Sodalisl s way of life 'through 'the explanation of the rules and realized for fhe lirst time the advan'l'ages of mental prayer, as well as their other daily du'I'ies. Besides this spiri+ual activity, 'rhe freshmen held symposia on the liturgy, rosary, and olher topics. Meelings, under the supervision of 'lheir own of- ficers, were conducted to 'familiarize 'lhem with Sodality life. Then +he reception of candidates. They had a deep realiza- long-awailed day came- lion, however, lhal' this diploma was only the oul- ward sign of the spiritual malurily acquired during first year of probation. Mr. Rooney, S.J., points out St. Joseph's im- portant role as Patron ofthe Prep to his officers ll. to r.l: Flanagan, Brown, Nash and Currie lPrelectl. -.5 Freshman Sodalists learn early in their probation the emcacy ol the Holy Sacrifice. I x it . X l' . 3' The education of future Catholic leaders involves more than daily drill work in ihe classroom. lt includes spiritual direction, 'ihe disciplining of 'ihe powers of mind and will through correct study methods and habits of application. This formation also means proper cultivation of the studen'r's individual abiliiies by means of extracurriculars. For lhe realizaiion cf 'these ideals Jesuii educaiion, however, the student needs personal advice and motivation. This is the responsibility of every ieacher at Prep, but especially 'the office of the four Siudeni Counsellors appointed this year by Father Graham: Rev. Fathers Pichla, McCawley, Hak, and Bradley. Father Francis Bradley, S.J., conducts one of his numerous Sophomore interviews - apparently during gym period. swwf Hllllllllll Father Lawrence Hak, S.J., reawakens Freshman in- terest in studies and school activities by his fatherly words of advice. 0,7 5 Father William Pichla, SJ.-Senior Counsellor, Moderator of Student Council, Untiring Pro- moter of Prep Activities. v i Officers of Mothers' Club: lL. lo R.l Mrs. John Currie, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Thomas Boyle, Assl. Treasurer, Mrs. Thomas English, Recording Secretary Mrs. Louis Schoener, President, Mrs. Frank Hughes, Treasurer Mrs Emile Perrol Vice-President. lllaifzmi Glu! The school year I952-53, was a phenomenally successful one for fhe S+uden+'s Mofhers' Club. This organizalion, founded over lwenly years ago, was formed for fhe purpose of eslablishing pareni- 'leacher relafionships and lor sponsoring aclivilies, The funds from which are used for school improve- menl and for scholarships. On Oclober 7, lhey opened +heir season wifh fhe Annual Card Parly and Fashion Show held in The Wanamalcer audilorium. The aHendance of a Thou- sand women acclaimed 'rhe success of This affair. The second mosf imporlanl evenl was fhe Com- munion Brealrfasl' on November 2. The Mo+hers assembled in The Gesu Church for Mass and Holy Communion and laler brealcfasled in The school audilorium. The Mid-Year Social evenl' was held al' S+. Jo- seph's on fhe lasf Friday in January. Throngs of sludenls, parenls and alumni filled lhe Prep lo capacily. Every possible 'lype of enlerlainmenf was offered. The nighl was vofed a lremendous suc- cess! The Sludenl' body, and parlicularly The deparling Seniors, wish fo lhank fhe Molhers' Club for fheir conlinued and wholehearled inferesf in lhe needs of The faculfy and sfudenls and 'ro wish fhem suc- cess in all lheir fulure underlalcings. ABOVE RlGHT: Al the Mofhers' Club Communion Breakfast. AT RIGHT: Everybody's a winner at Home- coming! Watlmi Glad Mr. Earl Hart, Athletic Director, awards football letter and congratulations from the Fathers' to Co-Captain Tom Gallagher. 1 O Officers of the new Fathers' Club: ll.. to R.l, Messrs. Scanlan, McNamee, Mc- Donnell lRec. Secretaryl, Hamburger lTreasurert, McGill, Love, McKinney Presidentl, Barbera, Clary, Gargan, Mellett, Kelly, Torpey. President Charles McKinney listens to Ambrose lBudl Dudley, Villanova Athletic Director, praise the Hawklets. This year the Prep gained a new organization in the torm ot the Fathers' Club, an outgrowth ot the Football Fathers'. ln its tirst year the Fathers' Club has sponsored several eventtul attairs, particularly Freshmen Fathers' Night and the Football Banquet. They also aided our beautitul new chapel by donat- ing one ot the stained glass windows. Co-operation between teacher and dad is one ot the main purposes ot this tine organization. May the Fathers' Club attain great success in its ideal- to assist, as only fathers can, the purposes ot Jesuit education. s53,'1 , Vil- -1 - H0137 ii - 44 -'Q X 47 Q' ,V l . li l ., 'E e x ff 4 1. 04 A .1 l I I x 5 VT' . . Tl Sw C XP'-I px 1 1 ' s . - 4 f xx . 5 . Y' 9 N T' Q Q W Ke Y .. ', r 'J L .. L THE XAVIER ISSUE THE QUARTERLY CHRONICLE ln poinl' of service, 'lhe Chronicle can well be called fhe oldesl' living land slill lhrivingl ex+ra cur- ricular in Prep capfivily. Alfhough sfill possessing h + e same rifle, +he Chronicle underwenl a compleie rebirfh during 'rhe pas? fwo years and we are quile sure lhal' lhe firsf edifor of fhis magazine would noi recognize whaf he began many years ago. The Chronicle foday is a combined publicalion as 'f 'II I sh confains liferary works of lhe sludenls around fhe Prep and has also added many of 'rhe po uiar P columns from lhe now defuncl' Hawlcleller. Deparf- ing from fhe convenlional Crimson and Gray cover employed in years gone by, 'lhe abilily of fhe Ari' S+aFF is displayed in a variely of colors in every issue. Even fhe size of lhe book was cu+ down so as .hp 0 S! gf f ,...,-.Q E ,Z ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Mike Freney, Joe Serrano, Chai. Kelly, Bob Bocchino, Bill Currie, John Drake, Jim Bateman. fo insure grea+er facilily in reading il. Finally +he number of issues per year was slepped up fo ap- proximalely one every monlh, as compared 'ro one each semesler. The Chronicle has played an inl'rica+e parl in our four years here a+ lhe Prep. Who will 'forgel ihe iff Md ff i ' AT TOP, EDITORIAL STAFF: Kilcoyne, Breslin, Bateman, Johnson, Shields, Nettleton, Lamb, Gargon, Zambelli, J. Foley, J. Currie, Reading and Pashley. interest and speculation shown when the latest issue of the Chronicle had been distributed, thumbed through and then read and re-read. However, we might easily forget about the men who made the '53 Chronicle possible. Without the worlc and advice ot Mr. Francis Smith, S.J., co-editors-in-chief Bill x. I AT LEFT: Shields, Drake, Lamb, Mr. Smith, S.J and Zambelli type and edit new copy. AT RIGHT: Mr. Smith, S.J., with Co-Editors-in- Chief Shields and Lamb. Lamb and Mike Shields, and the entire editorial and art staffs, the new Chronicle would still be in the dreaming stage. While the appearance may have changed, we tirmly believe that the reputation and prestige acquired through the years by the maga- zine is retained. Edilors Bill Currie, Pele Zambelli, Chic Kelly, Edilor-in-Chief Tom Hooker, Jim English, Dick Doran and Gus Kueny discuss the '53 Yearbook Dummy. '7fne Q Mid Seplember found ihe Yearbook off fo an early siari. Nineiy-live seniors responded io The call for volunieers, and from lhese Mr. Holmes, S.J., formed a slaff of lifiy-lwo slrong. Afier The appoini- men? of Tom Hooker as edilor, business began in earnesi. Many decisions on formal' were made in a shorf lime as ihe various edilors wenl info one huddle af+er anoiher. H' was generally agreed Thai 'lhe emphasis This year would be on a picforial his- fory. The seniors voied 'rhe l953 dedicaiion lo Mr. Schmidf and fhe new chapel windows were chosen io provide ihe fheme. Pele Zambelli's new cover design received unanimous approval. The major decisions made, 'rhe Business Siaff siarled ihe Palron Drive rolling. The husfle of Johnny McNicholas, Ed Meyer and Chas. Diamond carried 'ihe Drive 'lo ifs goal, along wi+h ihe fine showings of 4-C, 3-D and 2-D. From here on in, fhe halls weren'+ safe-many a siudenf wen? home bieary-eyed from flash-bulb pops, 'thinking lhe school had been invaded by a legion of fwo-hundred wail' fireflies. ln February, Salurday meeiings were called io meel' deadlines, and The 'lireless work of Dick Doran and Bill Currie was a mainsiay during ihese final preparafions. Many seniors, moreover, ihough noi on The sfaff conlribuled lheir lime and co-operalion lowards ifs success. The compleled publicafion, iherefore, is one in which every senior can say he has had a share. Editor-in-Chief Tom Hooker. x':5., : AK L ' ' I .-1-415 Editor Vince Bryne conters with Fran Dolge on a senior writeup. Mr. Holmes and Dick Doran man the machines for dictation. 'Wxx is Co-editors of Activities, Charlie Boyle .. if 'fu and Bill Almond, direct work on cap- tions. ABOVE RIGHT: Hank Adamczyk, Jim Man landro, Bill Barton, and Sports' Editor Joe De- Sanctis select football pictures. AT RIGHT: The Business Stat? files ads and patrons forthe big issue. lL. to R.l Charlie Olson, Ed Meyer, Editor Johnny McNicholas, John Cronin, Paul Dooley and Chas. Diamond. R46-' ms' , , 'vi V ' an .-ag, J vii 1 4 ' , 1 a H, .1 ',,g1L'2' L . 'fav'-ix ,flip , lvl - 1 --A-.i:'f. -- 'f f! ' , nagging: 34. is K ' ff, ts- 1' - , K . . x. N S53-.S ,. , f ,L Q29 A ws wg f : ' , 1' 1 Mr. Gordon and the backbone of the Barbelin: Ed Reading proudly displays his oratorical lL. to R.l Muhlhauser, Reading, Doran, Foley, awards to Father Graham and Mr. Gordon, S.J. Kleinz, Bateman, Currie and Zambelli. BELOW Barbelin Debaters line up with Mr Gordon. lL. to R.l Vossen, Murphy, Camaionr Kleinz, English, Waldron. SECOND ROW: Ryan, Doran, P. Foley, Reading Bateman, Mulhauser, Mc- Elvenny THIRD ROW: J. Foley, Currie, Zambelli Kilcoyne, Nettleton, Teti, Murphy Drake. ln l953 the men ot the Barbelin found good shooting. Under the very capable direction of Mr. Arthur Gordon, S.J., the Prep debaters met some of the most formidable competition in the country. On their shoulders rested the obligation of defending the championships won last year at Valley Forge, in the City and District Contests, East- ern Seaboard Finals, and K. of C. competition. The backbone of the Barbelin was the number and excellence of the senior debaters. Ed Reading started the ball rolling with his triumph in the l Speak tor Democracy Contest, which yielded a scholarship to LaSalle'College and a tine trophy for Ed, and a TV set for the school. Two days later the Preppers returned from Penn with six wins out of eight debates. ln February two full teams swept the Crimson and Gray to victory in the Red Bank Tourney with the phenomenal score of l2 tor l2. As for the Student Congress, the Prep has won gold medals, awards, and honors at every session. ln general, the year was tilled with successful ventures at the Prep Invitation Tourney, at St. Peter's, Fordham, Temple, Valley Forge and CYO, and crowned with success in City, District, and Eastern Seaboard Championships. Nor have the Walsh debaters been inactive. Mr. James Devereux, S.J., has molded the frosh and soph debaters into a formidable aggre- gation which will soon win prominence in the local circuit. Their most outstanding achievement was at the Camden Catholic Tourna- ment-I6 wins in I8 debates. The senior debaters are greatly indebted to Mr. Gordon for the way he has guided the school to honor, and we wish continued suc- cess to Mr. Devereux. Q' , VHQN.. w: I yn '. ',Af'f,,1' . v - -ff ...ng-1. qw, GW Sworn! Following the high standards of lasl' year's Cape and Sword, the Dramatic Club chose Edmond Ros'fand's im- mortal Cyrano de Bergerac for this year's presentation. Much to the delight of the many Cape and Sword mem: bers, the play called for 'lwenty-five actors and all the bud- ding Barrymores had a chance to display their talents. ln this live act production with barely six weeks of rehearsal, the Cape and Sword did a magnificent iob and all gave spendid performances. The cast headed by Jim Baleman as Cyrano, Vince Byrne who played Roxanne and Bill Currie Christian, deserve much credit for their many hours of hard work spent in preparing for the show. Of course equal praise must be extended 'lo those who worked behind the scenes painting scenery, securing props, and in general, taking care of everything. Under the able hand of Mr. McGinty, S.J., the entire Stage Crew did a lerriffic job and without their help, Cyrano would never have been the success that it was. Our sincere congralulalions io all who worked on the show and special thanks to Mr. Alagia, S.J., the moderator of the Cape and Sword who directed the play, which was really the toughest job of all. Besides the annual show, 'rhe Cape and Sword also held its own lnter- Class One Act Play Contest. To next year's Dramatic Club, the departing members extend their sincerest wishes and hopes that the standards set by their predecessors and earnestly adhered to by them will also be followed by the new Seniors. PLAY THAT NOSE, JlMMY!!' Mr. Alagia, S.J., goes through the Second Act with Currie and Bateman. Our make-up man, George Zehringer, helps Bateman with THE most important prop. How does it look Jess? Pete Zambelli asks of John Gargan. Zgi The nobles and cadets at the Hotel de Burgogne look on as Cyrano, Jim Bateman, gives Valvert, Steve Frick, a duelling lesson. ff!! flflffm Cyrano, Jim Bateman, orders Montlleury, Bill Lamb, to leave the stage at once as the Marquis, John Foley shows his disapproval. At Upper Right: What could be holding the attention of the principals? L. to R.: Harry Farnon, Dick Doran, Bill Currie, Pete Zambelli, Jim Bateman, Chuck Dwyer, and seated, Vince Byrne. Ed Reading relays some fatherly advice to Bill Currie before the scene with pickpocket, Greg Conron. The Stage Crew takes their bow. L. to R., seated: Hughes, Mc- Nicholas, Morris, Mr. McGinty, S.J., Lynch, Losinno. Standing: I wx 5'-.Y Murray, Freeney, Loesch, Glackin, Quinn and Cronin. Carbon, John Gargan, tells his cadets of Cyrano's latest ex- ploit. Our diligent State Crew, led by Moderator, Mr. McGinty, S.J., and Manager Bill Morris work on Roxie's box. 4-f. ,ZA rf be fv- pn- R rv' X September I'-752 marked the beginning of the second year of the Prep Radio Club's history. Mr. John Laboon, S.J., took over the iob of Moderator and we continued the activities in- augurated the year before. News broadcasts came over the loudspeaker once a week, and a series of football interviews by Ed Reading preceded each game in the Fall. Plays and discussions also were presented. Radio Club members regularly acted as announcers for news programs on Station WJMJ in Philadelphia, and once a month the Prep prepared a broadcast 'lor the Catholic Interracial Guild over the same station. Meanwhile actors, announcers and technicians were all gaining experience and en- ioying themselves at the same time. l ff acfia Glad E Q . Q N 'X i f Mr. Laboon, S..l., discusses the intricacies of transcribing a program with the oflicersf L. to R.: Cone, Zambelli, Doran, Mr. Laboon, Reading and Currie. Mr. Laboon, with technicians Kuzman and Cone, gets ready to record as Bateman, Foley, Kleinz and Zambelli go over their scripts. Mr. Laboon explains the me- chanics of the microphone to Nettleton, B r e s I i n, English, Graham, Gargan, McElroy and Boyle. tm ialagafelni Father Fay's favorite student amuses members of the Biology Club during one of their weekly meetings. efnemdky Glad Mr. Ruggiero explains an experiment to the members of the newly formed Chemistry Club. .-Q .fidaafuf Glad STACKS OF HELPERS! Mr. Rooney, S.J., and his Library Club members take time out from their many chores to oblige the cameraman. jifi llii i X, FUN ' l A--em GIRARD COLLEGE INSTRUCTORS lL. io R.l, SEATED: John Foley, Everefl Delehanty, Mr. Ernsf, S.J., Karl Kleinz. STANDING: James English, John Gargan, William Currie, Dominic Teri. Sl. I ' Glad Year afler year 'lhere appears in 'rhe Senior Wriieups 'rhis brief phrase Sf, lgnalius Club 3, 4. There are some, how- ever, who do noi lcnow ihe funclions of lhis club. Under lhe direclion of Mr. Ernsl' and Mr. Rooney, S.J., our faslc was 'lo insirucl aboul' lwenly-lwo Girard College boys lor Holy Communion. The leachers were all seniors ihis year, and each had fhree or more sludenis eniruslecl 'lo him. Since fhere is no religious lraining a+ lhe College, you can see lhe imporiance of our worlz. Lasf year +he club had a double iask-under Mr. Curran and Mr. Jordan, S.J., ins'l'ruc+ion was given for Confirma- lion. This year Mr. Devereux and Mr. Rooney, S.J., gave brief lallrs lo 'lheir charges afler Sunday Mass. ln 'lhe com- ing year, fherelore, we hope lhal' fhere will be many volun- 'Peers lo pui info aclion l'he counsel of Chrisl: Whoever receives one such liHle child for My sake, receives Me. For of such in the Kingdom of Heaven. Dominic Tefi leads his reverent group of Girard College boys in an opening prayer. . .J nw, ai 'Z Tfiif-., if 1' ri' ---,-yr.-nfs : f fi f'-rf if SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL: IL. Io R.I John Foley, Gus Kueny, Jim Bateman, Bill Currie, Bill Lamb, Jack Leahy and Tom Hooker. UNDERCLASS MEMBERS: IL. Io R.I Vince Garrity, Tom Burns, Church Dwyer, Franny Meehan, Jim Agger, Tom Boyle and Joe Currie. T' Sim! wwe!! Beginning wifh a program of freshman orienfafion lasf Sepfember, fhe Sfudenf Council gof off fo an early and successful sfarf, and fhaf success lasfed fhrough all ifs efforfs during fhe year. More rallies were held during fhe foofball season fhan in previous years, and fhe baslcefball ancl swim- ming feams also had rallies fhis year. Anofher innovafion was fhe assembly for fhe whole school af which fhe Sfudenf Council's purpose and program were ouflined before fhe meefing was open for suggesfions and complainfs. This was in line wifh ifs primary obiecfive of represenfing sfudenl' inferesf before fhe faculfy and adminisfrafion. lfs secondary purpose, fo raise money, was fulfilled by fhe Boosfer Drive, fhe Sfudenf-Faculfy baslcefball games, and fhe dances, which were more frequenf and more elaborafe fhis year fhan ever before. The funds wenf fowards ouffiffing and furnishing fhe new Senior Smoking Room. COLOR GUARD Almond Hooker W Curne C Kelly J Burns MARCHING BAND lst row P Foley Herbs! M Grumnger Mc Laughlm Yankevrlch Dwyer 2nd row Burr Toutkoushran Broskey F Smith Anderer Fnck 3rd row Farnon J Grunmger Costello T Boyle Wolfe Hopkins 4th row Hafner Moser Brooks McFadyen Capuzzr Shirley Sth row Spavenfa Brad ley Mallolt Graham English Morrow Gruszka Preslak X H V x rf 11 M R JOHN RICCIA RDI F The bewildered freshman class of I949 was even more bewildered by fhe rush and flow of aciiviiies. Many joined fhe Prep Band. We were assigned 'rhe ins'rrumen+s of our choice and ihose which besi suiied our abilifies. When our insfruciors ihoughi us sufficienfly prepared, we eniered 'ihe Concerl' Band. Under Mr. D'Amelio's experi care, we masfered Vicior Herberf's Princes Pai and Mar+ha. Reiurning from summer lessons, we proudly represen+ed fhe Prep on 'ihe foofball field. Again we prepared for our annual concerf. ln 'ihe Field House of Sf. Joseph's College, we success- fully presenfed Grand Canyon Sui1'e and L'Arlesienne Suiie No. ll. ln Junior year, ihe prepara+ions for our concerf were very much sad- dened by +he loss of a dear friend-our conducfor, Mr. Benjamin D'Amelio. Our Ten+h Annual Concerf was dedicafed fo fhe memory of fhis greaily re- specied feacher. In our Senior year we looked for- ward wifh eagerness and exci+emenf +o fhe concerf since fhis was our lasf grea+ achievement Under fhe direcfion of Mr. John Riccardi, we diligenfly prepared +he Rhapsody in Blue and fhe popular hif Blue Tango. Our Iasf eFFor'l', our las+ greaf work was compleie. If would noi be filling, however, fo close wifhouf paying iribufe fo 'lhose who labored +o malce our sfay in 'Phe Band ihe success fhaf il' was-our feachers and modera+ors: Messrs. Swaniclc and Fifzpairiclc, Fafher Halt, and our conducior, Mr. John Riccardi. INSTRUCTORS, lst Row: Messrs. Maslrangelo, Briglia, Stoll, Vita- colonna. 2nd Row: Baffaglini, Ward, Fr. Hak, S..l., Mr. Ziegler. JAMES BATEMAN ANDERER, SPA A' Ii CHRISTIAN, McENTEE, GRUSZKA. iw XJ YANKEVITCH, McLAUGHLIN, M. GRUNINGER. FARNON, SWIFT, COSTELLO, MUHLHAUSER, GRUNINGER. 'Nh f' MALLOTT, KLEINZ, GRAHAM, ,I II I me -Q An I, if D: 5-. '54 TOUTKOUSHIAN, BUR, FRICK. J' CONE. Z' DWYER FOLEY HERBST. ENGLISH STARSINIC BRADLEY Nom LCA 11N Mc? A91 EN CON RON SCARA Q AL wg . me K, Yi 53' 1 .4 T :- ....,1-4 ...- I rw- K lull Il X lung S O l C 0 P n o Q I 3 I 1 I ' ,1MmN1.1K ' l't!Mlb1NNN , . J WRLTHLHUL inf0LYSIlW o Q I O O Q J o 0 l :sooo :lust 00000 ons close gosootllosr, 1-QD! -' 4in .4 . . --- .L I lHHlHHll 63 Q. Q S N w ,. -l - all I .X W, .px N ' Q 1 l -1 k g. Outgoing co-captains, Tom Gallagher and Charlie Boyle lon outsidesl pose with Coach Gordon and new elected co-captains, George Simmons and Franny Meehan at Prep Football Banquet. lst row: McGill, Lamb, Voit, Wackerman, Gar- rity, Dever, Shoup, G. Boyle, Barton, Manlandro, Meehan, Scanlan. 2nd row: Coach Staffieri Hasson, Dougherty, Slawek, Kueny, Doyle, C. Boyle, Gallagher, Gargan, Whalen, DeSanctis, Dolge, Brolly, Coach Gordon. 3rd row: lAth. Dir.l E. J. Hart, Tighe, Simmons, Frazier, Giac- chino, Skowronek, Kronbar, Giannini, Seeger Mangiovillano, Hynes, Murphy, Coach Mr. La- boon. 4th row: lMgr.l Johnson, Giuliani Sweeney, J. L. O'Brien, Shirreffs, J. P. O'Brien Grabowski, Rhoads, lMgr.l Cope. I Coaches Mr. Laboon, S.J., and Messrs. Staf- fieri and Gordon study situation on the field before giving instructions to quarterback DeSanctis. Managers .lack Johnson and Charlie Cope check over equipment for the com- ing Sunday's game. K5 f NX yy ,Q X At first glanceialfh Prep seemed ave if - - easo' ' ',, inning only two games Q ile dropping - -o onen How - 'i - Preppers did provi 1 - ,tiifjtliy '- ts ' No -l e will s qfor- get the team's enca nters ' 'Q ' A lant Cltyp g I' an North C i Olic. The boys did their V the apable .- nce oft heir new ' ad coach, Andy Gordon, -P i e as ' L s, ?a'ii Sta . i and Mr. ,oh Laboon, S.J. Led by t eir - aptain all'agherfiRd arlie Boyl 't Hawklets gained thef respect Ot ,..'N. f4'ivdlS fbi, eir tight an determination. With reserva ' n w ',,A .. .Q ' ar's tea af the real Prep Spirit. at iiiixe In their first Catholic eag w encountjg, the reppers i e beate WEST CATHOLIC, 32.7. The core, hoysveffsilsia ian ally fam. On late in the game were the B s assure of victory. ' ' P e scored the lone Prep tally on a pass tr, Fran i ehan. lt w a V ent story the following Sunday when the 'ep coriqug, LASALLE, J a bitterly con- tested game. Fran Dolge uclred ova? 17- 'ithe only - of the afternoon. The scrappy Prep defense layed an' A ired game - -. antly pushing back the Little Explorers' scori ff 'H1P8ats. , The NORTH CATHO : gam provided t - thrilling moments of the 52 season. The city s employe eir power to sneak away with a 6-0 victory over an nspi d Hawltlet g' 5 T n. Atter North scored early in the first quarter on a Pr - m e , I - tight otf the Hawlrlets' drives constantly, and the gam' en d as T driving deep into Falcon territory. 5 ' ' ' t ST. THOMAS MOO t -'T ' H' ' of 6-0. The Hawlr- lets pushed the Golden 3 ars all - : - tield b not get their offense rolling. ln the third peri 12, clicked .3f,l,k,,4?y'.y games lone score- Joe Murphy tool: a pass from i f f' tis l the way. The Prep next met ST. JAM Ts -r - the hot 'G eams around the circuit. Although our team had the -PM 'l uring the game, the Bulldogs went on to win 2l-l3. Fran Dolge and ' C annini accounted for the Prep's two scores. The following weelc found t l A- overwhelmed 40-6 by the big, fast SOUTH CATHOLIC powerhouse John Gargan's brilliant 96-yard kick-ott return for a T.D. gave t something to cheer about. ln their annual Thanlcsgi e i ith ROMAN, the Hawlrlets were beaten 34-0. The Prepper?T l i eir best without the assistance of some ot their key players but were unable to hold-ott the onslaughts of Glascott 8: Co. ln conclusion we wish to congratulate all the seniors for giving their best all season, and we wish the best of luclc to next year's team led by their newly-elected co-captains, George Simmons and Fran Meehan. J' , !': 4 K X ' A-, 49 x K ,J ' A pf , 6 A in Q :fb .2 ff A 96' Q .I A 1 ? x ll kb j X fs., 4 g AQ' Back: Fran Dolge End: Mike Doyle 14-ia Guard: Charlie Boyle A N- , X 93 .5 xg! A 1. ' ,S l 'R Q, , Guard: Joe O'Brien I . Back: .lohn Brolly I 1'5 W ,sa 'raw 'L W LZ-' as QT Tackle. Jack Whalen h 'A X 1:49 Guard: Jim Manlandro End: Bill Barton Back. Joe Slawek I End: Dan Dougheny fl. ,, . ff. Q . Back: Jay Wackerman I Gus Kueny and Joe Murphy smear a little Explorer back for no gain. Joe DeSanclis reels off a long gain arou d n end A whole host ol Hawklefs led by Tom Gallagher agamsl Sl. James. bfi Cl ' ng own a Falcon ball-carrrer. Y-4 w: Coach Oakes inslrucfs Catholic League's lead- ing scorer, Joe Ryan. llllllllllll In November worlcouls began for lhe l953 eclilion of lhe Prep Varsily and Jay- Vee squads. The learn was cenlered around soph Joe Ryan, who became lhe scoring champion of lhe Calholic League, Dan Dougherly, laler elecled caplaing dead-eye Dave Schrolhg Franny Dolge, huslling playmalcerg rebound specialisl, Joe Murphy, Jay Husled, lhe high jumping pivof man, Joe Campbell, a defensive aceg Bill Almond, an adepl' ball handler, Joe Skowronek, 6'4 loolball end, and Franny Meehan, Phil Hauclu, Don McBride and Joe Currie, all promising underclassmen. OFF 'ro a bad slarl lhey losl lheir firsl' four games, bul rebounded lo hand playoff bound Norlh Calholic an upselling defeal. Dave Schrolh, high scorer wilh nineleen, was ably assisled by Joe Ryan's fourleen. The following weelc lhey iolled Roman wilh Ryan and Schro+h collaboraling wilh eighleen poinls each. The Hawlclels lhen losl' lo Soulh. Homecoming Nighl was made a memorable one as lhe Prep leam came back slrong in lhe lasl 'three quarlers lo beal S+. Thomas Moore. Afler losing a hearlbrealcer lo Wesl, lhey pulled lheir annual upsel over LaSalle and in a lhrill packed game lhey defealed Sl. James. The Hawlxlels los? 'ro Norlh and squeezed by Roman in a close one. ln all, il was a good season, considering lhey won more League games lhan in lhe pasl four years, finishing wilh a 9-I I record. Foreground: Managers Gamber, Adamczyk, Fraunces. lst Row: Schrolh, George, Dolge, Dougherty, Campbell, Almond, Meehan. 2nd Row: Skowronek, Husted, Coach Oakes, Ryan, Murphy, Currie. L. .s,Y.....-L..- 1 REP Q. ,. Joe Skowronek Dave Schrorh Jay Husred '-up Franny Dolge Joe Murphy Dan Dougherty--Captain Ball Almond Joe Campbell Bob George me .xg 'L 1. li 'v iw , Mag , 1 . JP x Q 3 V4 f A- , S in I: X A fl if 1 1 fgva ,7 3153 xx Q11 X MY! W f 51 X 1X Wi X f A X 5 fb ,f 4 N- 5 1 I I. . . , b I ,il X hx- X? 4 3 -.4 :il f Lg., Q?-EP I f y I yl patrick, lMgr.l McManus. Jim Brown leaps high into the air to control ball at open- I ing tap. FRONT: Connolly, McNulty, Brown, Geib, Silcox. BACK: Duckworth, Mc Donnell Mallon Coach Wall Nowacki Brad Moderator Mr. Holmes,S.J., Fitz- 9RE'p P 17 19 - Rr .xr 3:6 M EU Zzaadn Wvudiq AI Walker Dick Scanlon f 'N Larry Palacio Don Schoener X, L .' . . v.-4.4 v, .. ' 1 , ,1:..sx-za, -1 . 1321? . l V-Quay.. 5 ., .. , A-SA -A A iq, rl .5 'fQfef-:wi-'3. fx Q. z 1 , in-. ,-the Vit! WI MIN x.LM1. .4 .-. -' ' L ifzgb kB '-4 N f:.'.:. C Ph up EdOM Hy C3 VARSITY SWIMMERS, lL. To R.l BOTTOM ROW: O'Boyle, Donald Flynn, McGinley, Rumbarger, McCormic, Schoener, Pfizenmayer. SECOND ROW: Currie, Buller, LYNCH, Reilly, Walker, Kilcoyne, Sukalski, Burns. THIRD ROW: Manager Dougherry, Lloyd, OH, Short, Richard Flynn, Schmidl, Palacio, Scanlon. FOURTH ROW: Phillips, Jakubowski, Brolly, R. Flynn, O'Malley, Fabeck, Casani, Shannon. Carl Reilly Joe Fabeck THE '53 CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON Due To The energeTic coaching of Mr. Leon Macionis and The co-operaiive Team spiriT, The swimming Team enioyed This year The greaTesT season in Prep hisTory. The Prep mermen Twice deTeaTed each Team in The CaTholic League, a ToTal of Ten vicTories and no deTeaTs. ln The second meeT of The season The Prep meT iTs greaTesT and only compeTiTor, NorTh CaTholic. Going inTo The lasT Two evenTs, The medley and TreesTyle relays, The STyles STreeT Tankmen were behind 35-28. The HawkleTs placed TirsT in boTh of These evenTs, chalking up The necessary I2 poinTs Tor The mosT imporTanT vicTory oT The season. This perTecT record noT only gave Them The CaTholic League Crown bul also enTiTled The HawkleTs To meeT The Public League Champions, NorTheasT, Tor The CiTy Ti+le. ln This meeT Jack Brolly Took TirsT honors in The IOO-yd. Tree- sTyleg co-capTains Joe Fabeck and Kane Casani were also vicTorious in The IOO-yd. backsTroke and 200-yd. TreesTyle, respecTively. The medley relay Team of Fabeck, Palacio, and Brolly emerged vicTorious, giving ST. Joe's The necessary margin for The CiTy TiTle, The TirsT since l942. The mosT imporTanT TacTors in The vicTory were The places Taken by diver Tom Burns and backsTroker Al Walker. The CiTy Champs also made Tour changes in school rec- ords. Herm Phillips Turned in a 57.6 in The IOO-yd. TreesTyle To break Neal Clancy's record of 58.2. Kane Casani reseT his own record in The 200-yd. TreesTyle and added a new mark Tor The 220. The TreesTyle relay record also Tell under The masTerTul swimming of Jakubowski, O'Malley, Phillips, and Brolly. The seven graduaTing mermen have TwenTy or more rea- sons, plus The skillful navigaTion of Mr. Macionis, To assure Them ThaT nexT year They'll again be reading Those cherished headlines: PREP TAKES CITY TlTLE. x, I if . 'O Palacio - ' Brolly fl, f' . ' :Nikit- ,N,,. f4'?- f Phillips if ,, Z rm - ff' .ff E RX l Q 5' X af A! ee. ' ,i Coach Macionis r iff ,, ' I ' 1 O'Malley , .lakubowski P 1 s 1 Shannon V 1-,A 4 An ' A , ,,-..,,... j ,.'52'f l1 K xx iv y XJ ii I :w,Y,,,,,g., .,, V, nr, Q Burns 414' 'X as 'f f 1 -f X , . 'L P -1 I . , ' Q Casani ! Q53 ir Dick Flynn Schoener 'R s ,E g H JuNioR LEAGUE swrMMERs, rmsr ROW: Ayers, sfhuff, Kennedy, Bfeirhaupr, if Coach Gordon Wright i Karpinski, McHugh, Porreca, Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Walker, McCormic, Edmondson, O'Boyle, Dorsey, Butler, D. Flynn. THIRD ROW: Short, Finello, Palacio, OH. FOURTH ROW: Clyde, Duffy, Cieri, Reilly, Kelly, McLaughlin, McGinley. f f .fi A ' Sukalski wil This year's squad hopes to prove once again the ability of Prep linkmen. Coached by Mr. John Laboon, S.J., the team promises a great record, com- parable to past Prep performances. The backbone of our golfers is formed by returning lettermen: lL. to R.l Marty Westermann, Joe Lewis, Bill Dawson and Captain Jack Jakubowski. Zenmii The Prep Tennis Team, coached by Mr. Hugh Quinn, gives promise of being one of the school's best. Mr. Quinn is shown here demonstrating the proper grip to lL. to R.l John Murphy, Jim Agger and Jack Jakubowski. lAbsent: Tom Slatteryl. With the experience gained in the two previous years of competition, our agile racqueteers should sweep the courts of all opposi- tion. cfzeefzleacfmd These lads are often forgotten when the din of the fray is past and silent, but one glance at THESE Cheerleaders and you'll remember how they shouted themselves hoarse this past year to instill a new enthusiasm in both spec- tator and player. They are: Captain Hank Adamczyk, Jerry Glackin, Dan Murray, Joe Herzstein, Tony Pagano and Dick O'Connor. s 1 M .I wr I' I '- I half T -rsvv-0---v 1 IQ Sv S-I Hamburger, Gray, McGowan, P. Murphy, Gallagher and Goldner. - 4-E's Intramural Basketball Champrons. lL. fo R.l Graham, Cope, Breslm, f . lib . - 4 QE l Winners of the Sophomore Intramurals-2-D: lL. lo R.l Brolly, Semel, Bender, Hneleski, Gallop, Spuhler, Gallagher, Borowski and DeJoseph. l ,. if Z , 1 of 4 4 .1 A ..- ,-.- ,,,, I I 1 e. -C? 1 ,1 I I I gl 9 5 O . I g . - 111 2 . , .WUWTWNI fnsmm :Gm - 2 g J TMITHH Nm rwxx lmrt I , O Y : 0 o 0 I 0 ' 1 ' o ' 0 s 0 0 U 9.0 osoopooosooaolooosoe oloosl -binitbln LS is----11.3 4 , HNHIHHHSSES 8 lsl ROW ll. to r.l: Carbo, Porreca, Bradley, Fr. Gallagher, S.J., Karpinski, Duggan, McCrossen. 2nd ROW: Marino, Feeney, Sohon, Walker, DiPielro, Herbert. 3rd ROW: Allesandroni, Scally, Lalley, Colucci, Mooney, Reis. 4lh ROW: Galanle, l Napoleon, Tamburi, Goetlle, Plelka. 5th ROW: Kline, Slevenson, Fiumara, Genovesi. Poreccas on lop of the board gain a ' , Carbo seems more inleresled in the cameraman than in Falher Gallagher's daily quiz. Nobody seems willing as Father Bradley seeks for a volunteer. 'tr:rrS 'l -f-I - I lst ROW ll. to r.l: Lerro, H. Carroll, Armento, Fr. Bradley, S.J., Potts, Maroni, Dirvin. 2nd ROW: J. Flanagan, Brady, Schernecke, Nash, Tiberion, Solecki, Mooney, Heumann. 3rd ROW: Reynolds, Williams, Georgetti, Silcox, Griffey, Dunne. 4th ROW: Klump, Copeland, Peters, McDonnell, Gallagher, Keenehan. 5th ROW: Felice, Connolly, McNulty, Waters, Walsh. f. 3 'wib ' rlfff 3 X 'X 1 ,Q : 1 4? VT 'N 3 .4 48 ak. Come gentlemen, there should be more hands than this! A He went thataway! lst ROW ll. to r.l: Ayers, McAdams, Dorsey, Mr. Himes, Geib, Schurr, Martin. 2nd ROW: Goldner, Breithaupt, Pindziak, McEntree, Hewitt, Wilz, Green. 3rd ROW: Edmondson, Carroll, Springfield, Slack, Ferrie, O'Boyle. 4th ROW: Ham- 1 mond, Knoll, Kelly, Mulhern, Sobel, Gallagher. 5th ROW: Concoran, Przybylow- ski, Boyle, Warchol, Powell. m:::f::::rp the -... 1 I lst ROW ll. to r.l: Grant, Sliwa, Foley, Fr. Hak, S..l., Mallon, Barbour, O'Connell. 2nd ROW: Kennedy, Murray, Burns, Chmielewski, Toutkoushian, Crumbock, Starsinic. 3rd ROW: McHugh, Putek, Dougherty, W. Hanley, Rio, Hillman. 4th ROW: Kriwasch, Wiza, Finello, McAluney, Platel, Miller. 5th ROW: F. Hanley, Gannon, Enright, Verna, Cieri. Absent: Sheridan. l lt can't be that hard. f. Father Hak questions Rio. is six, .., , 7-L' ist ROW fl. to r.i: Madden, Baker, Brown, Mr. Aiagia, S.J., Galien, Kennedy 2nd ROW: Hiliey, Menei, Tyson, Shuster, Dougherty, Scomo, Spuhier. 3rd ROW Christian, Leszczynski, Wisniewski, Murphy, Planker. 4th ROW: Stretch, Rigler Feruci. Y This time next week Exams 'll all be over! Let's see, 'they have praised!', . . hmmmm. x llliilfe lst ROW ll. to r.l: White, Clyde, Sullivan, Fr. McGovern, S.J., Bevilacqua, Viola, Burns. 2nd ROW: Kugler, Russell, Malott, O'Connor, Smith, Horn, Gargoni. 3rd ROW: Wolfe, Murtha, Westermann, Green, W McKernan, Fisher. 4th ROW: H. Silcox, Quinn, J. King, McManus, Etris. 5th ROW: McBride, Hartman, Stark, I France, P. Shoup, Duckworth. Left: Ready for the next question? Below: I pledge allegiance to the flag. 1 Q., ?,. f , nv .if 3 ' ! Ma 8 5' A . , I ' ' xx -h 'Qxgu X f iff , Q . , i a R .1 .- www Q - asf -5 E1 4 if 'Q' 1 lr- wif. . x I In ' P r C Confusion at l2:05. L3 P Some of our diligent freshmen. N s rv Mr. Smith, S.J., holds his own in a fast game of ping- pong. as A I ,, V, VF' 1,4 AX ,,, -- vs si, 'GL' 'A I 4 Eff X . y 'Wm . '- li'--' ' N ,- , ' nf' 4,1 Mr. Rooney lends n helping hand. Assembly for a Student Council meeting. :px - ,Was It t ffgli r i ' all ilxg, ur 2.55 in the main corridor. . 5 5 . 'WM Mr. Rooney supervises the repairing of toys for the orphans. 5 'Bi SUPHS Ill! N was lst ROW ll to rl Bruer McKelvey Dwyer Mr Sweeney SJ Shoup Reilly Crossen 2nd ROW OBnen McDonnell Fox Grlmn Koub Mariano Flanagan 3rd ROW Schoener Badaracca Hogan Maleron Yankevltch McDevitt Mc Carthy 4th ROW Christy Gordon McCoy Nash Laschenska ONe:ll Mclaughlm 5th ROW Maguire Dougherty Swlnand Childs Bacher Casey Lario Left Father Gallagher S J tells Breuer all about Cyrus and the sea Below Everybody looks so studlous' 80 - GW' .. .45 - AJQ- 'Y 8 ' 'Jil' H ' 1 J I 4, P Q. .H - - - O A , SJ , 'vga xi li x . - pb - ' Y ' f ,A ,A 4 -, 1- ' --' ' ,Q 6 ' :. -. n .1 Ax C N .. ' 1 , ' ' so , 1. N ,C 1 . N X V Q l f , n V -R . N - ' QI' ff' ' f . v L , , ,V ' - . ' .w 4 ,-V, 1 N h v- vi 41' I x 4, V . - ' - - Q AN A . . h f,7 Q ' ' H-1 ' . M ' Q Aff- , , . . - C ' . 'I 1-O , r ' . K 1 ' .Q y -4 .. V 4 IT N X ' v ,fs l . I . C , 4,-Q .fe- VK-Q-.1 ,nw 'ia-.g lst ROWll torl Garrrty OBrien Grvnrsh Mr Frtzpatrrck SJ ONerll Grannrnr Soccl 2nd ROW Martin Mullrn Pashley Currie Thomas Gough Campbell 3rd ROW Grllespre Brnnka Boyle Haughton McBrrde Colgan 4th ROW Frshler Hentz Peach Serrano Bocchrno Conway Lally 5th ROW Ksyzston Murr Ott Gambler Glowacz MacFadyen Z McBride hlts on a humorous passage rn Mr Barton cornered before Caesar flags T7 - lei wiping! ,vw . 1' Mr. Laboon? lst ROW ll. to r.l: Davis, Brady, Delano, Mr. Laboon, S.J., Carroll, Kelley, Carlin 2nd ROW: Stock, Trombetta, Kusiak, Connors, Casciato, McCormic, McDermott 3rd ROW: Madden, Simpson, Goldman, Feege, Costello, Dougherty. 4th ROW Farley, Greybeck, Schlenner, McFadden, Hafner. 5th ROW: Pierce, Ryan, Lloyd Pawelski, Garaguso. Absent: Moran. it.- Left: Mr. Laboon, S.J., tackles a Geometry theorem with a smile. Above: There's the submarine but wheres Lf' 1 I ik I 2' P 'Q M 1 ii' ' '! sf xi 5 ,Qi e 'qu 'il' n 'M'-qw' .5 ,3 FH? W Avi rv., ,Q 'NW ' ilu. 'x X. 1 1 v x :F 42 -- S I 2 Q Q A. Y. 9 , Q ,,. NfH:y 1ff L '55, . Jrk., ,?,, W - .. S 1 Q , 'a K A. , 7 I 'S f 1 .nn s 4 .J ., 4 f 1 5 . ,, Tis 9- 9' 'Af' si Q . ' ,I H ' J , V31 H i l .L .2-L' lst ROW ll. to r.l: Rumbarger, O'Donnell, Hunt, Mr. Bolger, Palladino, Walsh, Wilson. 2nd ROW: Brosseau, Bawduniak, Powers, Crumlish, Waring, Dynan. 3rd ROW: Kelly, Gruszka, Frusco, Coyne, Harkins, Robinson. 4th ROW: Mc- Kiernan, Kerwick, Thomas, Stoughton, Pieslak, Burns. Absent: Alminde, Tague. X Left: Somebody put it there and somebody's going to pick it up. Above: Mr. Bolger explains a Geometry theorem as 2-E watches attentively. I Air, ami Mr. Murray seems pleased as everybody responds to his question. lst ROW ll. to r.l: Scanlon, McGinley, Lamb, Mr. Murray, Tracy, Swift, Petha. 2nd ROW: Flynn, Nolan, Hughes, Piotrowski, Breene, Dooley, Magee. 3rd ROW: O'Malley, Norton, Rauch, Geib, Coscarello, J. Lynch, Guiliani, R. Lynch. 4th 1 ROW: Ellis, McGoldrick, Kline, Hynes, Mulvey, Grant, Pruett. 5 L i i V lf! Above: Father Burke, S.J., prelects the Caesar translation while 2-G watches with astonishment. Left: Father Burke upholds the theory that fresh air makes for good thinking. lst ROW ll. to r.l: Glennon, Cronin, Cullin, Fr. Burke, S.J., Zambelli, Browne, Glancey. 2nd ROW: McGill, Shirley, Conroy, Keeley, Lucente, Capanna, Strick- 3 land. 3rd ROW: Phillips, Mooney, Sweda, Rhoads, Grasmeder, Huston. 4th ROW: Golden, Hefferman, Piotrowski, Morgan, Hyland, Matthews, Curcillo. Absent: Dougherty. C. I passed' Taken when nobody wos looking -'S A9 I QI Pin f sf fx... sq . I ,. .. Q Dress right-dress! - Father Fay gives the Inside slory on Biology Q ' 4 - x ,. b!'3 .. .Q it 'A 3 ,iffy f . A study fn expressions. A :lab vid! ' ei, IUNIURS S W-idx! lst ROW ll. to r.l: Weiland, Milani, Dougherty, Ford, Sukalski, Henderson. 2nd ROW: Ryan, Oakes, Jos. O'Brien, Murphy, Grandrimo, Spaventa. 3rd ROW: Pfezenmayer, John O'Brien, Mooney, Boyle, Kilcoyne, O'Connor. 4lh ROW: 33 M Haenn, Perrot, Whelan, Keane, Jagodinski. Absent: Vossen. Lefi: Father Lynch searches in vain for some response Below. 3-A wades fhrough a Greek fest. K., lst ROW ll. to r.l: Fallon, McNaney, Meehan, Fraunces, Coyle, T. Murphy. 2nd ROW: J. Burns, Glackin, G. Boyle, Reddy, Houk, Carr, Sigmund. 3rd ROW: Kerr, Vort, Herring, McLaughlin, Kostos, Malcarney. 4th ROW: Callan, Costello, Mc- Nulty, Broskey. Absent: Flint, Lewis, Herwig. Left: No volunteers? 3-B Below: Help wanted! gi.. ' ' 3-C' L Left: Quid est? Above: What's so interesting? lst ROW ll. to r.l: Miller, Barrett, Ford, Mr. Early, SJ., Seeger, Currie, Green. 2nd ROW: Lynch, Herzstein, Melchiorre, Mack, Bellowar, Perrotta, A. D'Orazio. 3rd ROW: O'DonneIl, Tighe, Deegan, Flynn, D'Angelo, Goggin. 4th ROW: Malloy, Snaith, Moran, Burgoyne, Conroy, E. D'Orazio. 5th ROW: Boyle, O'Neil, Matosky, Hauck, Bray, McGill. Absent: Meehan, Mclafferty, Raucci. X thx Y 'fa Af... .J-K '-1-v ,. me Qs ' ,L is.: 1 S22 Q V+ ff X 3. ,gf Who confiscated our books? Mr. Lawlor receives 3-D's undivided allenlion lsl ROW ll. lo r.l: Anzideo, Mogey, O'Connell, Mr. Lawlor, Avil, Frazier, Simmons. 2nd ROW: Goldman, Quigley, McAdams, Cahill, McElroy, Ball, Johnson. 3rd ROW: O'Donnell, Monczewski, McNichol, Wiley, Filzpalrick, O'Brien, Dever. 4th ROW: Geibel, Grabowski, Olivelo, Mangiovillano, Cudemo, Hopkins, Giacchino. Sth ROW: Thomson, Timney, Wildman, Kaminski, Brown, Cerankowski. 6lh ROW: Barrow, Kelly. 3-fb .CQ . -PM lst ROW ll. to r.l: Murray, Williams, Agger, Mr. Ruggerio, Soltys, Estes, Pagano. 2nd ROW: Loesch, Schoener, Hasson, Strange, Clarke, Poli, Jos. Campbell. 3rd ROW: Gill, Smith, Brooks, Kelly, Anderer, J. Muller, Knoell. 4th ROW: Durkin, Z Kerr, Sweeney, Scanlan, Fante, Herbst, Jas. Campbell. 5th ROW: McGuckin, C. Muller, Roberts, Schmidt, Wall, Philips. 6th ROW: Rahner, Greipp. Absent: Wolf. Left It can t be that bad Smith Below That s all there is to rt' I ,Mg 11' J r 1' 1 1 I W-Au gui' u Q A ' iv 35 ' ' ' his-sta!! N' , 1' ,. ' ' it l B! Vff' tl U 'Q' wg, tv 4, 4. fe- K . 'QQ' -si 'Y l' ' 'IR fx 1 b y r ,r ffjx fi' X 29 r , Q fig , fm!! The Phantom ol the Opera. .4--- , . .... eil. - I 1. Catch that ,,..., -Y , A- , .....-T A --.hr VA , Q, 'H ' ' - . ' Q, 4----v' ..., 4... Y-Q L, -- - .N- 'ff+7uLr1 f I . . Q 1 Sfdflfe. Q'l'x1'f 54 -as lsn't anybody hungry? Where drd everybody go? Brrdge enthusiasts at Homecoming X Z' -fx, Three Math followers XCHRGNXCLE4 1953 iii, . X SEPTEMBER 1949: Graduation seemed AGES away. fawlfamen lf all happened so quickly, only yesferday we were lisfening fo Fafher Hak's refreaf . . . swepf up in a whirl of Lafin declensions, foofball games, iug, and Baffles af Marafhon . . . Ge+ your rally rickefs while fhey las+ . . . Freshman Nighf-of +he Fresh- men, by fhe Freshmen, for The Freshmen . . . we had arrived . . . Chrisfmas . . . and fhe firsf of many shows for fhe Old Folks' Homes . . . back from vacafion and added anofher word fo our vocabulary of Jesuif fradifions- repe+ifions'' . . . our firsf encounfer wifh mid-years . . . we survived, bloody buf unbowed . . . wifh Lenf came 'lhe mife-boxes and wifh fhe mile-boxes came empfy pockefs . . . February . . . and our presence was definifely felf when we came ouf on fop in fhe Firsf Annual One- Acl' Play Confesf . . . fhen spring arrived . . . so did spring fever . . . our inferesfs were forn befween Shylock's pound of flesh and soffball in fhe yard. . . . The Prep had ifs firsf Variefy Show . . . anofher cafchword-even more formidable-was circulafing now: Province Exams . . . and our firsf year was behind us . . . if wasn'f so bad affer all . . . now we were 40?-ftdlftdftal fhe 'rifle fhaf once inspired dread in our hearfs was now ours . . . and we felf quife imporfanf . . . Come Mofher, come quickly faded away when we learned 'lhaf All Gaul is divided info fhree parfs . . . fwo innovafions fhaf Fall . . . Fafher Graham and Fafher Grahan's Jug . . . affernoons off when fhe Phillies were in fhe World Series .... The Prep sfaged an upsef over Wesf Cafholic, 7-6 . . . prinfing our own edifion of fhe Sodalife now .... The year of 'rhe famous sayings . . . Therefore and Prayer bofh immorfalized in our one-acf play Refund . . . we won fhe confesf for fhe second year in a row . . . Cenfennial celebrafions in 'rhe air . . . iusf fhinking abouf our I00 year hisfory makes us feel old . . . and before we knew if fhe final exams were here again . . . we came, we saw, we squeezed fhrough and became ,s.ElHSS JANUARY 1953: Planning the Senior Prom ALREADY? coming up in lhe world . . . 'Feeling a few more responsibililies being laid on our shoulders . . . observance of Cenlennial confinued . . . Archbishop Gerald Hara's Mass . . . Sodalily Day . . . and fhe Cenfennial Banquel . . . reioiced when ihe healing planf broke down for a day . . . 'look an aclive in- feresi in 'rhe scieniific aspec+s of space . . . Senior Rafings began . . . lhe Swimming leam won ihe Cafholic League Championship . . . The Cape and sword was a winner, foo, wi+h i+s fine produclion of Green Pasfures . . . and 'lhe Band Concerl was as successful as ever . . . buf +he BIG nighl was slill fo come . . . lhe long-awailed Junior Prom was held af Bala on May 9 . . . on May IO, Falher Fay dis- covered +ha+ his hair was lurning gray . . . bu'r we'll never forgef 'rhal' dance . . . and suddenly we woke up and discovered lhaf we were HISHIHY fhal is whai we waifed for . . . we weren r THAT small when we were Freshmen . . . fhe phrase The Redcoafs are coming 'rook on a new meaning . . . lirsl evidence of our Seniorify was +he smoking room . . . soon lhe class rings arrived and everylhing was official . . . we gave Uncle John an ovalion a+ 'lhe Sf. Tommies' rally . . . and 'rhe Thanksgiving game was af Shibe Park . . . +ha+ week was sei aside for fhe Senior Career Forum . . . December saw fhe climax of all our dramafic endeavors . . . a memorable preseniaiion of Cyrano de Bergerac . . . Chris+mas vacafion supposedly broughl a much- needed resi . . . buf a molion was made +ha+ an exfra vacafion be added +o resf up from lhe vaca- lion . . . mofion reiecled . . . 'rhen +he PTC sirike broughl an unexpecfed holiday . . . bifier fears shed . . . enferfained a+ January reading-of-marks- assembly by sfrange impromplu background music . . . 'lhe Swimming leam came 'lhrough again . . . noi only look 'lhe Calholic League Championship buf won fhe Cify Tifle, foo . . . our lasf Home- coming was fhe besl . . . +he S'ruden+'s Chapel was 'linally compleied . . . lhe new smoking room . . . lime was running ouf . . . we were doing some fhings 'for lhe lasl fime . . . everylhing had an air of 'linalily . . . lhe Senior Relreal in April . . . fhe exams . . . and al lasf Gradualion . . . we are fhe class of I953 . . . fhe one hundred and Hrsf graduafing class . . . lhe dawn of a new cenfury . . . a ceniury which we hope will bring coniinued success fo fhe Prep. 'ic Q i A J e'. ix 3? 54 5 A an ' 4 'io-' x f's ... I. 1. 'fs ..u. . ,fix . va. . 1 96 WILLIAM CURRIE Most Likely to Succeed Done Most for School Most Dependable Most Representative of H! I 1' EDWARD READING School Best Debater Best Writer lex aequol ALBERT CONE PETER ZAMBELLI DAVlD SHANNON Best Student Best Dressed Best Dancer .Df- fw I ,wx 'Q-s.g Y'-r 31 ,. P JOHN FOLEY Most Actave Sodahst Best Wnter lex aequol TERRANCE GRAHAM Best Musaclan mifw' pu. ,f 'S JAMES BATEMAN Best Actor .5 lm- W M1539 MS- is CHARLES BOYLE .I Best Football Player lex 5 THOMAS GALLAGHER Everybody s pal Ghana STEVEN FRICK MICHAEL DOYLE Wlttlest lex aequol Wlttrest lex aequol fa' 1 ff-. I 1 ' 1 uf' I., FRANCIS DOLGE Best All Around Athlete Best Football Player lex aequol KANE CASANI Best Swrmmer fy X 1 af- 'w Lx K I aequol DAVID SCHROTH Best Basketball Player vw' . o S' It 'E in ,ri 41' ' ,N ,lfulllt A I ,I . L 6, . . o-f .A ' A f ' is I - ' I V W b I R x F 1 J. 4' it ,, ff V. 4, 5 R 5 I A , , A 9 I .-.1 24 ea! ,Wx Q22 H ' E Best Looking x.',, -r V I if 1, . I - . at n t ,L I I A I ag I Ml A N ,P ' A ,xp 1 HF if ' ' ,. ' - . , ' - - ' 'ii V , 4-14 ,4 nfl. :ni If - , gi-Fx - ,Q ,':,,.iv' Q .ig i' 1 -gy ' K ' ri ff- X'5f4' 2 BQ. L J Left: Translate what's here! Above: This is 4-A! lst ROW: ll. fo r.i: Bendrick, Teri, Byrne, Fr .Lanigan, S..l., Doran, O'Brien, Bale- man. 2nd ROW: Ryder, Welsh, McElvenny, English, Boyle, Love. 3rd ROW: Slattery, Fritsky, M. Murphy, Glinski, Phillips. 4th ROW: John Murphy, Jaku- bowski, Currie, Frick. 5th ROW: Gargan, Jos. Murphy, Foley. 1-q,,,,, 'Z s - x, v. 4 R 1 in Q. whim lsf ROW ll. lo r.l: Foley, DeSanclis, Nasuti, Fr. McCawley, S..l., Clarkson, Reading, Manlandro. 2nd ROW: Kleinz, Farnon, Bur, Gruninger, Booth, Slarsinic, Rodolico. 3rd ROW: O'Malley, Diamond, Johnson, Dieckhaus, Kueny, Dooley. 4th ROW: Zambelli, Breslin, Drake, Sfawek, McFarland. I ll' of R - V , .9N1U'xl' figwz. 4. .. 1 Above: ls that clear, Karl? Right: How did Kelly get in there? l ?' 4 0 4-6 -'Crt lst ROW ll. to r.l: Willinger, Nettleton, Gallagher, Mr. Gordon, S.J., Barton, Almond, Losinno. 2nd ROW: Harris, Quinn, Fabeck, Masciantonio, Campbell, Hooker, Galasso. 3rd ROW: Powell, Burke, Dawson, Jennings, McGuckin, Zdunczyk. 4th ROW: Connolly, George, Corcoran, Churchill, Morrow, McDermott, McGeehan. 5th ROW: Morgan, Meyer, Stehli, McElroy, Kronbar, Kelly. Absent: Garvin, McNicholas, Morris, Smith. Left: The Oak Lane boys at the board. Above: What's Jennings dreaming about? 75 '7' QL Y . f ,4gg9A'z:1w4l'b' X ' Left: 4-D's homeroom pro temp. Above: To which teacher is Coyle addressing his question? ron, Adams. 2nd ROW: Muhlhauser, Shannon, Haughey, Harrison, Purner, I Carroll, Eberz. 3rd ROW: Santoro, Cone, Westermann, Tyrell, Silk, Scarano 4th ROW: Coyle, Lamb, D'Allesandro, Murphy, Shields, Kuzman, Morris. 5th ROW: Husted, Potok, Hill. Absent: Rooney. ist ROW ll. to r.l: Schroth, Doyle, Delahanty, Mr. Devereux, S..l., Whealen, Con- 4-L' W9-Ut, lst ROW ll. to r.l: Flynn, Wackerman, Dougherty, Mr. Hart, Dolge, Grey, Adamczyk. 2nd ROW: Goldner, Stampone, McGowan, Gallagher, Crumbach, Stock, Camaioni. 3rd ROW: Waldron, Casani, Cope, Downs, Manlio, Lavin. 4th ROW: Derham, Graham, Tomasulo, Yodis, O'Leary, Stallings. 5th ROW: Olson, Hamburger, Brolly, P. Murphy, McCormick, Verna. 6th ROW: lsern, Skowroneck. in Right: Well, I heard footsteps. Above: You were supoosed to have studied that last night! y - 0 Chalk one up lor Kelly! 1 r. 'A -ll I, K , - 5, R . Tig fy! --'Q-,EJ 'iff' S C . . l A glimpse of the Senior Career Forum 4 vv- .Y :X Q 2 ? 'iz X In . wf ' , . Q, 7.lg'ifT..,,1 ', .- : fQg,', , , f24dr'b5 ,wg-. ' ' 1 , Q- , 4' ,I n .Mi 3, 345, -X 1' ' I ' t. ,. ,, I L,.x'A, f-ha if t . C . 4 The Big Game al Shibe Park. C 17 ' i....1,.,- J.::1.:l I-1-vga, 5 C J.P. goes down the greasy chule. HV' An ovation for Joe Ryan. 'H s.,.',,,u Qty. We-:'.'rg l'3F,iQ'isst'i iff, - 'Q N The Red Coach is on its way. -.-W' ae., at Champion Patron go-getters, Stefanowitz and Zambelli. 1 l 1x A I .Y ,, l1umor. ' K I A A 'TTI '5--- Watch the birdie 495 What s everybody wartmg for? Who's got the ball!! ,A r 'fi'4 H1 Got our letters and aIl's well. ...,.-ef' .xv 'I i uh' HENRY R. ADAMCZYK 3I92 Aramingo Avenue Philadelphia 34, Pa. ilk g , Hank . . . voice of ihe cheerleaders . . . faifhful Baskeiball manager . . . a Prepper ,, A ' wifh as many acfiviiies as friends . . . always i ready fo lend a helping hand . . . one of -,ff X'-il A Mr. BurI'on's boys . . . loyal beadle for 'VIA I I K A M four years . . . Pori Richmond's gif? 'io fhe '1-I,-.5 ,Q . '9E3r.-..f,,1 uylq Prep. Class Officer 3, Cheerleaders I, 2, 3, 4 lcapfain 3, 4Ig Junior and Senior Prom Com- mifleesg Sodalify 3, 4: Dramalics 4, Year- book 4: Baskeiball I, 2, 3, 4 lmanagerl. . bf' if 4. si, yy - ,l forw- -'QM1 I x ALBERT A. ADAMS 940 Hubert Sfreel Philadelphia 24, Pa. AI . . . Ihe kind of a chap you wanf Io know befler . . . a cool dad . . . a greaf dresser . . . fhe Ty Cobb of Ihe Prep . . . indusirious in sfudies . . . always seen wilh Pofok. Sodalify I, 2, 3, 4. SINIIIHS Slick the books in the mail box, .lack John- son advises Con Gal- lagher, .lack Brolly, Tom Crumbock and Tony Bur. WILLIAM A. ALMOND 3437 Tudor Sfreef Philadelphia 36, Pa. Zip . . . always good for a laugh . . . a ' member of fhe Varsiiy quinief . . . never misses a Prep dance . . . likes sporfs in general . . . ofien seen a+ Sirafford . . . Noi very hard. Baskefball I, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Sodaliiy I, 2, 3, 43 Color Guard 3, 4 Icapfainjg Yearbook 4, Junior and Senior Prom Commiffeesg Glee Club 4. WILLIAM E. BARTON 909 N. 64th Slreef Philadelphia 31, Pa. BiII . . . one of ihose granife blocks in ihe Prep forward wall . . . Ma+h whiz . . . finds Mondays rafher difficulf . . . smile for everybody . . . Gai anyfhing good for lunch, Joe? Fooiball 3, 4: Class Officer 3, 4: Yearbook: Junior and Senior Prom Commiflees. U if' fn., GEORGE J. BOOTH 2207 E. Memphis Street Philadelphia 25, Pa. Bobo . . . the quiet man . . . could be found most of the time in Fafher PichIa's office . . . one of the boys . . . fypisf extra- ordinary . . . good student. . . hard worker . . . very good friend. Sodality 4. JAMES S. BATEMAN 34 E. Chestnut Hill Avenue Chestnut Hill, Pa. im . . . top thespian . . . turned profes- sional last summer . . . high stepping drum major . . . personality plus . . . countless activities . . . consistently gets honors . . . on his way to Broadway . . . never lets a party die . . . Nobody appreciates me around here. Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4 lofficer 3, 4lg Debafing I, 2, 3, 4: Drum Major 3, 43 Sodalify I, 2, 3, 4g Chronicle I, 2, 3, 4 lasst. Editor 4lg Junior and Senior Prom Commifteesg Soclalite I, 2, 3: Hawkletter I, 2, 3, Radio Club 3, 4, Yearbook 4, St. lgnafius Club 3, 4, Class Officer I, 2, Sfudent Council 3, 4. GERALD A. BENDRICK 218 Folcrott Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Jerry . . . a sincere s'l'udenl' . . . puts forfh his every effort into everything he does . . . a more than loyal supporter of the Football team . . . takes part in annual Hobby Show . . . quick to enjoy a ioke . . . loyal to his friends. Sodality 4, Radio Club 4: Class Officer 4. .A W3 we Q ' .., 1 5' . i 1,1 UR I 'ii III 4 W Egg! X 1? gg' CHARLES P. BOYLE 7439 Sommers Road Philadelphia aa, Pa. Kingfish . . . Football co-captain . . . one of the greatest Iinemen 'the Prep has ever produced . . . successful in any and all undertakings . . . founding father of fhe Academy . . . Mr. Staffieri's pride and joy . . . l'HeIlo dere Andy. Football I, 2, 3, 4: Sodality Ig Dramatics 2, 43 Yearbook 4: Junior and Senior Prom Commifteesg Class Officer I, 2. IHE3 HUGH F. BRESUN 1721 S. 55th Street Philadelphia 43, Pa. Hughie . . . dancer extraordinary . . . a Math and Science brain . . . most popular delegate at the SSCA tor the last three years . . . eats and sleeps Basketball . . . big man in activities . . . a triend to everybody and everybody's triend. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook, Basketball I, 3, Junior and Senior Prom Committees: Class Otticer I, 2: Dramatics 4, Radio Club 45 Sodalite 2, 3, Color Guard 45 Chronicle 4. Swimming Team members talk over their chances with North at Franklin's. l.. to R.: Bob Flynn, Skeeter Fabeck, Ed O'Malley, Herm Phillips, Jack Jakubowski, and Kane Casani. JOHN P. BROLLY 3228 Longshore Avenue Philadelphia 24, Pa. Y 4 ANTHONY J. BUR H58 Jericho Road Abington, Pa. Aaron . . . likeable . . . holds his own in studies . . . Chic Johnson's sparring part- ner . . . the Jenkintown tarmer . . . gets around . . . good natured . . . doesn't be- lieve in combs . . . avid Football tan . . . Wait till I finish. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee: Class Officer I. BroIs . . . Irish Ambassador trom May- tair . . . one of the riders ot the red coach . . . quiet . . . visits Mike's every Friday . . . dancing man at St. Matt's . . . anchor man on the winning treestyle relay. Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: Football I, 4, Class Officer 2, Yearbook 4. LEO J. BURKE 5306 N. 16th Street Philadelphia, Pa. Lee . . . summertime mayor ot Clemen- ton . . . can always be seen at St. Joe's or La Salle dances . . . takes frequent tours in the Night Rider . . . heading tor an engi- neering degree . . . Hey Luigi, what time is it? Sodality Ig Cheerleader I, 2. . .L . I 2 fi'S'r:..5?'j ' JSP. ' 4' ' 5 'I :iff fu, .155 'V ig ' Ur '-gg A ,, EQIP'--V in ' fir ,, 5 '-- -Si? U I 1 - JOSEPH F. CAMPBELL 2421 75th Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Turk . . . pride of Wesf Oak Lane . . . ., demon on lhe hard woods . . . usually seen sg... wifh Tom Jennings . . . never needs a comb . . . Finds Monday morning rough . . . fulure pro golfer . . . How's Chris, Gal? Baskeiball I, 2, 3, 43 Sodaliiy 3: Yearbook 4. vlNcENr J. BYRNE '29 S. E. Corner Veree Rd. and Slrahle Sf. Philadelphia II, Pa. 35 Vince . . . Edifor of Senior Wrile-Ups . . . a ready friend . . . consisfenf honor sfudenf . . . sporis enlhusiasl . . . ardenf Spanish s'I'uden'I . . . Jake's buddy . . . one of Ihe mainsfays of all Prep affairs 7, V Sodalify 45 Dramafics 4: Radio Club 4: ,i Class Officer 3, 4: Yearbook lAssoc. Edi- f 5 N sg. -J., '-ffffaf fb 'C' 'iorlg Senior Prom Commi'H'ee: Chronicle 4. BENEDICT L. CARROLL 1502 lynnewood Drive Havertown, Pa. Ben . . . ardenf sporis fan . . . quick wifh 'lhose snappy remarks . . . never seen wi'I'h- oul' Del . . . lives for fhe week ends . . . also a member of fhe Big Eighf . . . keeps every- one abreasf of Haverfown news . . . enjoys ride home wifh Vic . . . Thai was really ihe grea+esf. JOHN H. CAMAIONI 938 E. Chellen Avenue Philadelphia 38, Pa. Jack . . . friend winning personalily . . . hails from Germanfown . . . second punch of 'lhe Camaioni-Waldron debafing 'Ieam . . . main ambilion is fo achieve a Surgery degree . . . Oh wha? a mess 'Ihis is. Debaiing I, 2, 3, 4, Hawklefier I, 2, Dramafics Ig Junior Prom Commiifee. ,, 9' HM-4 5922 ,,1+.- Ti-I-L Y ' XX X xx EDWARD KANE CASANI 32 E. Sedgwick Street Philadelphia 19, Pa. Kane . . . one of the 'lop swimmers in 'Ihe Catholic League . . . never lets Saturday night go wilhout a date . . . headed for Penn . . . visits Whitemarsh 'lrequenfly . . . never withouf Jay . . . full of person- ality . . . good student . . . sure double winner . . . Get a dale. A FL-f , ' j Af1'V.'i it ,l Q' A ' , in lf .f-9, 1 ' '. sf- II2 Swimming I, 2, 3, 4 Ico-captain 4Ig Dra- matics Ig Sodality 4, Class Oflicer I, 2: Senior Prom Commitieeg Yearbook. PAUL R. CLARKSON 217 James Drive Havertown, Pa. Paul . . . IOOVO Prep, 997, Loyola . . . Fordham fireman . . . staunch supporter of the Sodality . . . gas siaiion alfendant dur- ing the summer . . . Walerbury corre- spondeni . . . good man with Ihe books . . . smooth dancer . . . WeIl, wl1ai're you going to do? Sodality I, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 4: Class Officer I, 4: Senior Prom Committee: Glee Club 43 Dramatics 4 lat Loyolalz Base- M. ball, Football 2: Glee I, 2. 7555 Forrest Avenue Philadelphia 38, Pa. Ed . . . always friendly and willing to help . . . good siudent . . . gels honors frequently . . . likes those new cars . . . al- ways seen with Jack and Hank . . . future engineer . . . Hey Mack, what 'lime is it? Sgdglify I, ALBERT A. CONE 3123 N. 32nd Street Philadelphia 32, Pa. AI . . . man of many hobbies . . . one of the Band's lop musicians and a pioneer in fhe Radio Club . . . known in 4-D for his easy going disposition . . . an honor s'I'u- dent, but what a sense of humor . . . Fasci- nal'ingl Band I, 2, 3, 43 Radio Club 3, 4 IOfficer 4Ig Sodality 4. S' u::::' CHARLES C. COPE 1124 Old Lane Drexel Hill, Pa. The Mad Doctor . . . hails 'From Drexel Hill . . . capable manager ot the Football squad . . . always seen with Jack Derham . . . real Sports enthusiast . . . never misses K.B.S. Mass . . . Comin' down the hills. Football 4 lmanagerl. The Daily Trip of the 4-E con- tingent to the Locker for for- gotten books. L. to R.: Vince Stampone, A1 Yodis, Charlie Cope, Bill Hamburger, Herm Goldner, Jack Camaioni, Jim Waldron and Don Lavin. HARRY A. CONNELLY 7213 Charles Street Philadelphia 35, Pa. Hank . . . hails 'From Mayfair . . . quite a skater . . . likes swimming . . . ardent Chemistry student . . . usually seen with Stunchy at the box otiice of the Merben . . . the trequent voice in the back ot the room . . . Hey Fink. Band l. GREGORY F. CONRON 109 Lenape Road Merchantville 9, N. J. Greg . . . the little dynamo trom Mer- chantville . . . seen at lunch periods dis- cussing Physics with Al Cone . . . cornet playing puts Harry James to shame . . . hides a big heart under a little trame . . . always dependable for a helping hand . . . Not necessarily. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 43 Dramatics 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Chronicle 4, Swimming Ig Class Officer 4: Senior Prom Committee. Q. 7- 4' l D EUGENE J. CORCORAN 2419 Homestead Terrace Philadelphia 45, Pa. Cork . . . likes to go bowling . . . can always be seen at Prep Football games . . . pleasant personality . . . ever ready to help . . . hails from South Philly . . . al- ways seen with Andy and Bernie . . . Goin' home, Bern? IHEH ROBERT I. COYLE 864 Windsor Square Philadelphia 30, Pa. Bob . . . 4-D's experl on lnlerracial re- lalions . . . never gels exciled . . . one of lhe local boys . . . seen on lhe allar every Friday af K.B.S .... a beller lhan average wriler . . . whal' a hair do . . . Man, I lhink I passed lhal one. Cape and Sword lg S+. John Berchman's Sociely I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Commillee. THOMAS J. CRUMBOCK 4801 Grant Avenue Philadelphia I4, Pa. JOHN C. CRONIN 246 W. Upsal Slreel' Philadelphia I9, Pa. Jack . . . Bos'Ion's conlribulion fo 4-B . . .- always going 'lo paak lhe caar on Maakel Slreel . . . forever correcling lhe Ieacher for mis-pronuncialion . . . bound lo be a big success . . . has many friends . . . greal personalify . . . aleri . . . loves a good parly. Sodalily 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4. Tom . . . residenl' of Tall Oaks . . . Falher McCawley's faslesl' harrier . . . wheels Ihe red Chevy converlible . . . one of 'lhe firsf in lhe daily race lo lhe Smok- ing Room . . . Whal ya say, Chief? Foolball I, 2. WILLIAM J. CURRIE 4221 Pine Slreel Philadelphia 4, Pa. Bill . . . Mr, Sl. Joe Prep, '53 . . . cenler of all aclivilies . . . always on 'Ihe iob . . . honor sludenl' as well . . . Prep's answer 'Io Gershwin . . . school presidenl' . . . well liked by all . . . Thal's lhe way lhe old ball bounces. Sodalify I, 2, 3, 4 lofficer I, 4lg Sludenl Council 3, 4 lpresidenl 4Ig Dramalics I, 2, 3, 4 loflicer 3, 4Ig Radio Club 3, 4 lpresi- denl 4Ig Chronicle 2, 3, 4, l lawkIe'Her 2, 3, Debaling I, 2, 3, 4, Sodalile 2, 3: Year- book: Junior and Senior Prom Commilleesg Class Officer I, 2, 33 Sl. Ignalius Club 3, 4, Color Guard 4. 'Rb 3 lar' l EVERETT J. DELAHANTY 24 Upland Road Havertown, Pa. Del . . . a gentleman and a scholar . . . keeps the teachers on their toes with witty remarks . . . members of the Big 8 . . . an Intramural flash who specializes in snaging passes . . . very popular with teachers and students. t- Class Officer 3, 43 St. Ignatius Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Prom Committee. The wages of sin-jug, warns Father McNicholas as Marty Westermann, Dick Tyrrell, .lules Potok, Charlie Silk, Ev Dela- hanty, Pete Murphy, Steve Frick and Chic Kelly seem to be tak- ing his advice. PETER PAUL D'ALESSANDRO 512 Twin Oaks Drive Wynnewood, Pa. Pete . . . typical Main Liner . . . fre- quents Lady of Lourdes dances . . . active Sodality member . . . loves Physics . . . favorite beadle of 4-D . . . Mr. Devereux's right hand man . . . Hey Bud. Sodality 4. JOHN F. DERHAM 6799 Sprague Street Philadelphia T9, Pa. John . . . possessor of many friends . . . good athlete . . . plays a good game on the boards . . . always has a ioke . . . non- smoking member of Smoking Room . . . Did you really pass that test? WILLIAM T. DAWSON 3430 Sunnyside Avenue Philadelphia 29, Pa. Gib . . . plays a mean game of Basket- ball . . . the Grantland Rice of the Prep . . . publishes his football predictions early . . . one of the iron men of 4-C . . . all this and humor too . . . He's a loser. II5 ARMAND M. DeSANTlS 7122 Louise Road Philadelphia 38, Pa. Arm . . . one of fhaf famous Oak Lane confingent . . . avid record collecfor . . . classy dresser . . . faithful member of Sf. Joe's Sunday nighf dance . . . an all-around pal and good studenf who has as many friends as honor cards . . . famous for his humorous witficisms and ability to keep his class alive . . . It takes one fo know one. ,Fr i f ' if Y Ei Bateman, Jennings and Norris enioy a laugh as Chas Diamond, Hughie Breslin, Jack MacFar- land, Ben Carroll, .lack Cronin, Tony Dieckhaus and John Mc- Elvenny get ready for a big Physics test. CHARLES H. DIAMOND V 7455 Sommers Road 'bv Philadelphia as, Pa. Chas . . . one of fhe last of 2-B's Greek class . . . exfra proud of West Oak Lane . . . fhinks there's no place like Ventnor . . . claims he's never been in iug . . . l bef. Debating I: Band l, 2: Sodalify I: Radio Club 3, 4: Yearbook. JOSEPH J. DeSANCTlS 3l39 Barnett Street Philadelphia 24, Pa. Joe . . . sfar quarterback of fhe Prep eleven . . . ace ranker on fhe Foofball feam . . . very likeable personality . . . backs up all Prep acfivifies . . . always has froubles . . . never wastes a weekend . . . one of the Three. Foofball I, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 2, 4: Radio Club 4: Senior Prom Commitfee: Year- book lSpor+s Ediforl. ANTHONY W. DIECKHAUS 6332 Hasbrook Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Tony . . . fhe man wifh 'the mulfi-colored Dodge . . . an avid fisherman . . . ever ambifious . . . good friend fo have . . . Hey, did you see fhose new cars. Sunnis Sodd RICHARD A. DORAN 7037 Elmwood Avenue Philadelphia 42, Pa. Dick . . . active in everything Prep . . . personality personified . . . competent music critic and an avid record collector . . . a ready friend when needed . . . a the Prep can truly be proud of. . . Did hear the Weavers' new record? Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 lofficer 4lg Debating I, 2, 3, 4 lofficer 2, 41, Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4 officer 4, Radio Club 3, 4 officer I I l I Sodalite 2, 33 Yearbook lAsst. Ediforlg Junior and Senior Prom Committees. FRANCIS J. DOLGE 2042 Bridge Street Philadelphia 24, Pa. Franny . . . hard driving fullback on the Prep eleven . . . member of the rankers' club . . . never played J.V. Basketball . . . pilot of that red Chevy . . . controls hot corner for Senior City Champs . . . WI1o's your friend? Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4: Junior and Senior Prom Committees: Yearbook. PAUL D. DOOLEY 1224 Overington Street Philadelphia 24, Pa. Paul . . . quiet and good natured . . . Father McCawIey's favorite answer man . . . bound to succeed . . . hails from Frankford . . . seen with Mac and Jack. Yearbook 43 Hawkletter 2, 33 Sodality Ig Class Officer 3. il' boy you 4: ZS. DANIEL J. DOUGHERTY 404 West Spencer Street Philadelphia 20, Pa. Doc . . . always seen at St. Joe's dance . . . very active in Sports . . . always ready to shoot 'em up . . . liked by all . . . always seen with Franny . . . As well as could be expected. Football 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4 lcaptain 4I: Yearbook 4: Class Officer 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee. IHH3 MICHAEL F. DOYLE 159 Glenwood Avenue Haddonfield, N. J. Mike . . . greaf end of S.J.P. gridiron squad . . . quick on draw wifh his wiffy remarks . . . famous for imifafion of Amos 'n Andy . . . ardenf follower of all Prep acfivifies . . . spends spring on golf links . . . visifs O.C. during fhe summer . . . an- ofher member of fhe Big 8 . . . Oh, 'lhose regimenfal fies. Foofball l, 2, 3, 4: Golf 4: Junior and Senior Prom Commiffees: Class Officer 4. DONALD J. DOWNS Rosemont and Wendover Roads Rosemont, Pa. 55 Don . . . pleasanf smile fo go wifh an equally pleasanf disposifion . . . one of 'lhe more popular members of 4-E . . . an avid Q-5, supporfer of all Prep acfivifies . . . almosf a perfecf record af K.B.S .... See you af fhe game Sunday. A Sodalify 2. Everybody seems io be laughing af Mr. Sfaflieri's lalest quip. L. to R.: Jim Murphy, Joe Gruninger, Bill Glinski, Pete D'Alessandro, Jim 0'Brien, John Hess, Harry Farnon, Red Ryder, Bob Muhlhauser and Don Downs. JOHN J. DRAKE 2353 Granile Srreef Philadelphia 37, Pa. John . . . spends 'rime playing Baskefball and fhe accordion . . . fall, lean and red headed . . . greafly concerned over marks . . . fakes a lol' of good nafured ribbing . . . spinner of fall fales . . . Gee Misler, how abouf fhis7 Debafing I, 2, 3, 4: Sodalife 2, 3: Hawk- leffer 3: Chronicle 3, 4: Yearbook 4: So- dalify 3: Junior Prom Commiffee. GERALD J. EBERZ 831 Woodbrook Lane Norrislown, Pa. lR. D. 4l Tex . . . goes mad when near Physics equipmenf or slide rule . . . one of fhe ouf- of-fown boys wifh sharp socks . . . his good humor and remarks bring ioy fo his fellow classmafes . . . inferclass acfivifies man . . . l'm from Texas. HARRY J. FARNON 2919 W. Lehigh Avenue Philadelphia 32, Pa. Harry . . . boy wilh greal vision . . . fools his French horn . . . serious sludenl' of nalure . . . Duenna . . . has Ihaf nalural look . . . fhe greal profile . . . 'lhe friendly philosopher . . . People. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dramalics 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. JAMES M. ENGLISH 7017 Llanfair Road Bywood, Pa. .. ., K .3 , Jim . . . world 'Iraveler . . . kepl busy by numerous aciivilies . . . good singing voice . . . Cyrano . . . parfy giver . . . always manages +o find lhe brighl' side of Ihings. Band I, 2, 3, 43 Debaling I, 2, 3, 4: So- dalily I, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Sodalile 2, 3: S+. lgnafius Club 3, 47 Yearbook lAssI. Edilorlg Cape and Sword 3, 4, Senior Prom Commillee. JOSEPH F. FABECK 180 W. Widener Street Philadelphia 20, Pa. Joe . . . known 'Io all as Skee+er . . . backslroker on 'lhe Championship Swimming 'leam . . . sporls a smile for all . . . shares his picnic lunch wilh everyone during second period . . . frequenlly heard lo ulfer You're ridiculous. Swimming I, 2, 3, 4 lco-caplain 41. ROBERT H. FLYNN 552 Virginia Avenue Manoa-Havertown, Pa. Bob . . . owner of Ihe Blue Bullel . . . real friend +o one and all. . . spends his sum- mers by 'lhe sea .... greal' sense of humor . . . See you in Ihe car. Swimming I, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4. PETER C. FOLEY Grace and Whitaker Streets Mont Clare, Pa. Pete . . . quiet and triendly . . . hard worker in class and extracurricular . . . tero- cious debater . . . plays tirst trombone in Band . . . loves that Fordham SSCA . . . Mr. BoIger's tavorite beadle . . . has strange at- traction tor Kingston . . . Aw, hey, Mis- terlI Band I, 2, 3, 4: Debating I, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 2, 45 Sodalite 33 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Junior and Senior Prom Committees: Dramatics 3, 43 Yearbook. SlNIllHS JOHN P. FOLEY 202 Bartlett Avenue Sharon Hill, Pa. Jack . . . a scholar and a gentleman . . . leads the class in both studies and activities . . . backbone ot the Sodality well known tor his easy going manner liked by all . . . Okay, boy! Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 lotticer I, 2, 3, 4l: Class Otticer I, Debating I 2, 3 4 lotticer 2, 4,3 Chronicle 2, 3, 4 lAssoc. Ed. 2, 4lg Hawk- letter I, 2, 3: Radio Club 3, 43 Dramatics 3, 45 Yearbook, St. Ignatius Club 45 So- dalite 2, 3 lEditor 2, 3lg Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Prom Committee. STEVEN P. FRICK 2047 Moravian Street Philadelphia 3, Pa. Steve . . . swordsman ot note . . . Father Lanigan's tavorite beadle . . . one ot the Bopsy twins . . . veteran woodsman . . . makes triends easily . . . Oh, that hatll . . . unique personality . . . l know iust how you feel. Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Sodality 2, 3: Debating 3, 4: Sodalite 2, 3: Senior Prom Committee. STEVEN J. FRITSKY 2649 Snyder Avenue Philadelphia 45, Pa. Steve . . . hails from South Philly . . . at home on the dance floor . . . one ot the geniuses responsible tor the decorations at all Prep dances . . . always ready and willing to lend a helping hand . . . So, I said to the guy. Stage Crew 2, 4. yas vo... THOMAS L. GALLAGHER 1312 Leedom Road Havertown, Pa. Gal . . . Co-captain ot Prep eleven . . Chairman of Senior Prom Committee . . hails from Havertown . . . hard-hitting halt back . . . well-liked by all . . . Class Presi dent tor tour years . . . Taking notes, 9,9 Soupy. Football l, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4 Junior and Senior Prom Committees: Year book 4. The Senior Members ofthe Foot- ball squad proudly exhibit their well-earned letters. Front Row, l. to r.: Mike Doyle, co-captains Chal Boyle and Tom Gallagher, and Fran Dolge. Back Row, l. to r.: .lim Manlandro, Joe De- Sanctis, Bill Barton and Gus Kueny. LOUIS A. GALASSO 812 McKean Street Philadelphia 48, Pa. Lou . . . hails trom down South lPhillyl . . . plays a wicked game ot Basketball . . . misses Charlie DeRocco . . . tirst to con- gratulate Mr. Laboon, S.J., on Navy's vic- tory . . . official timekeeper tor Joe Camp- bell. Class Otticer I. CONNELL J. GALLAGHER 138 Rector Street Philadelphia 27, Pa. Con . . . the Little Rock . . . knows a girl named Jean . . . plays Tennis and Squash in his spare time . . . star French student . . . a non-indulgent ot the Smoking Room . . . comedian par-excellence . . . Who's your friend? Football 3: Cheerleader I: Sodality 3. 'QQ Fr JOHN P. GARGAN 30 Highland Avenue Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. Jess . . .the last ot the Gargans . . . very active . . . TD scorer in South game . . . tamous as Captain of the Guards in Cyrano . . . best punter in the Catholic League . . . Mr. Mattern's stellar student . . . Hey, where's Bill? Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Dra- matics 3, 4: Class Officer I, 2: Radio Club 3, 4: Chronicle 4 lAssoc. Ed. 4l: Sodalite 2, 3: Yearbook: Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittees: St. Ignatius Club 3, 4: Tennis l, 2: Basketball I. IH53 ANDREW J. GARVIN 1247 S. 50th Street Philadelphia 43, Pa. Andy . . . quiet man trom Ire- loopsl West Philly . . . tour year scholarship winner . . . 5, whiz at the books . . . likes to participate in the physique strengthener commonly i known as tootball . . . always shares and shares alike . . . Max, give me your ball point. Fifteen cents!! exclaims Greg Conron as Bill Morris, Bob Coyle, Al Harrison, Al Cone and Vic Santoro wait their turn in line at Mr. Fitzpatrick's Book Store. WILLIAM S. GLINSKI 431 Roxborough Avenue Philadelphia 28, Pa. Bill . . . a hard hitting Prepper trom Roxborough . . . busies himself serving morning and evening papers . . . plans to make a career ot the Navy . . . always takes his studies seriously . . . trequently receives honor cards . . . always likes a little tun. JOHN R. GEORGE 5114 Hazel Avenue Philadelphia 43, Pa. Bob . . . product ot DeSales parish . . . stellar performer on the Basketball squad . . . really hits those books . . . always get- ting kidded about his truck . . . popular and well-liked . . . He's got to be checked out . . . Clean house. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Junior and Senior Prom Committees. HERMAN E. GOLDNER 1210 Stratford Avenue Melrose Park, Pa. Herm . . . well known tor having a good time over the weekend . . . taithtul attend- ant at Prep dances . . . teels right at home on the basketball court . . . good friend ot everybody . . . Aw, yo, Mister. Crew I. in JOSEPH F. GRUNINGER 1433 N. Lawrence Street Phlladelphla 22, Pa. Joe . . . hails trom St. Pete's . . . con- sistent ninety or better man . . . one of those tew scholarship boys around . Mr. Mattern's prodigy . . . That's the the old ball bounces. Sodality I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4. way TERRANCE C. GRAHAM 63 E. Princeton Road Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. Terry . . . sports around Main Line in a tlashy coral rambler . . . the jazz boy ot the Prep band . . . active in many Prep activities . . . good triend to all . . . shows talent on the hardwood . . . Hi, Slats. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Sodality I, 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 3, 4: Dramatics 3, 4: St. Ignatius Club 3: Tennis 2: Sodalite 3, 4: Junior and Senior Prom Committees. BERNARD F. GRAY 1820 S. 65th Street Philadelphia 42, Pa. Buddy . . . owner of that famous laugh . . . extra ready wit . . . outstanding in in- tramurals . . . does well with the books . . . friendly and helpful to everyone . . . al- ways the lite ot the party. Sodality 2, 3, 4: Yearbook: Dramatics 4: Sodalite 2, 3: Class Ofticer 2: Debating 4: Senior Prom Committee. WILLIAM C. HAMBURGER 338 E. Phil-Ellena Street Philadelphia 19, Pa. BiII . . . hails from Mt. Airy . . . sports en- thusiast . . . a vet at driving a Hudson . . . easy to get along with . . . wonders what kind ot a plant French is . . . Ocean City's next Mayor . . . Want to play some ball. Football I: Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittees: Yearbook. fu, . 1? ALBERT T. HARRISON 612 N. 33rd Street Philadelphia 4, Pa. Al . . . always around at 2:55 . . . likes sports, specializes in 'football . . . good humor boy . . . easy to get along with . . . has a sott spot tor the teacher . . . What's that, Mister? Swimming 2. WALTER D. HARRIS 138 Morhyn Avenue Bryn Mawr, Pa. Don . . . tormer Yeadonite . . . good in many sports . . . follows all Prep activities . . . triendly and atfable to everyone . . . travels in his Ford . . . well known tor his ready wit. Basketball in the Yard with Intramural Stars Joe Camp- bell, Tom Hooker, Floyd Na- suti, Bill Almond, Dave Sch- roth, Ed Kuzman, Bob George and John Drake. EDWARD J. HAUGHEY 605 E. Hilton Street Philadelphia 34, Pa. Ed . . . friendly and likeable . . . some- times plays lone wolt . . . those eyebrows . . . staunch inhabitant ot the Smoking Room . . . Boy, l'm tired. Sodality I, 2, 33 Class Officer 2. JOHN J. HESS 558 Bath Street Bristol, Pa. John . . . Fr. McCawley's physicists . . . Bristol's contribution to the Class ot '53 . . . sports a very fashionable crew cut . . . hits the books with top notch results S E N I H H S . . . always seen with Ray Welsh. 1 JOHN M. HUSTED 747 Yeadon Avenue Yeadon, Pa. Jay . . . perpelual complacence . . . always arguing wilh Cone . . . goes for mounlain music . . . received All-Calholic menfion for baskefball in Junior year . . . honor sludenl . . . Oh, lhose academic pains. Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Dramalics Ig Sodalily 4: Prom Commillee 3, 4: Class Oflicer I, 2. WILLIAM J. HILL 716 Foss Avenue Drexel Hill, Pa. Bill . . . co-owner of Drexel Hill . . . a deacon of 'I'he reverend . . . inlramural sfar . . . possessor of Iwo Iefl-fooled gym shoes . . . seen al' all Prep games and dances. Class Officer I, Sodallly I, Foolball 3 Senior Prom Commiflee. LOUIS J. ISERN 3209 Glenview Slreel Philadelphia 24, Pa. Lou . . . pilching prospecl . . . favorile hobby: sports . . . one of 'lhe riders of fhe red coach . . . besl soda ierk in 'Ihe Norlh- easf . . . always seen in smoking Room . . . weekly visilor 'Io S+. MaH's . . . Honest Fafher, I iusl' did gel a haircut THOMAS B. HOOKER Slraflord Avenue Wayne, Pa. Tom . . . Yearbook Edifor . . . possesses likeable characler and conlagious smile . . . a demon on 'Ihe hardwoods . . . good dresser . . . a friend easily won buf noi quickly Iosl' . . . Do you know if, Teege? Baskelball 3: Sodalify 3, 4: Yearbook 4 lEdi+orIg Color Guard 4: Junior and Senior Prom Commilleesg Sludenl Council 4: Band Baskelball Team. 'loolball manager . . . 4B's Lalin scholar THOMAS F. JENNINGS 7170 N. 201h Slreef Philadelphia 38, Pa. JOHN R. JAKUBOWSKI 4702 Grant Avenue Philadelphia 14, Pa. Jake . . . lorrid lrooper from Torresdale . . . sleady honor sfudenl . . . all-around alhlele . . . member of lhe Swimming 'leam and caplain of Prep's Golf and Tennis leams . . . sporls a green Merc converlible . . . Misler, 'rhis is a miscarriage of ius+ice. Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4 Icaplain 4Ig Golf I, 2, 3, 4 Icaplain 4Ig Dramalics 4, Class Officer 2, 33 Senior Prom Commillee. JOHN A. JOHNSON 6032 Oxford Street Philadelphia 31, Pa. Chic . . . peach fuzz kid . . . devoled an avid sporls fan . . . always good for a laugh . . . oflen seen wilh Aaron . . . Jug him, Misler, l'm innocent Foolball Manager I, 2, 3, 45 Soclalily l, 2, 35 Class Officer 3: Hawkle'H'er 2, 3: Chronicle 43 Yearbook: Sodalile 2, 3. Teege . . . popular blond . . . always seen al' lhe links . . . Wesl' Oak Lane's prodigy . . . a smile for everybody . . . conslslenl honor man . . . never misses a Prep dance . . . Bul', Missieur. Sodallly I, 2: Golf 3, 4. CHARLES T. KELLY 2229 Grays Ferry Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Big Chic . . . sleady honor sludenl' . . . All Slyles Sl. . . . King of yard . . . has a brighl fufure as a carfoonisl . . . plays a wicked game of baskelball . . . member of 'lhe nolorious SSCA conlingeni' . . . Aw, gee whiz, fellows. Sodalily I, 2, 3: Color Guard 41 Sodalife 2, 33 Chronicle 47 Yearbook 4: Debaling 4: Junior and Senior Prom Commilfees: Slage Crew 4: Band Baskelball Team. APT BERNARD E. KUENY 5625 Mirian Road 4 Philadelphia 24, Pa. ' ,, Gus . . . Latin and Greek scholar . . . a graduate ot the Academy . . . stalwart lineman ot the Prep eleven tor three years . . . singer ot note . . . one ot the Three ..'. 1 -J Musketeers . . . in general, a territic, all- -, around guy . . . Why, very well. , V ff:- Football I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer l, 3: Stu- E7 gs-5 dent Council 4: Senior Prom Committee: A ' ,A Yearbook lAssoc. Ed.l. it Joe Slawek is all smiles as he re- ceives his letter from Mr. Hart un- der the watchful eyes of Joe Skow- ronek, Joe Murphy, Dan Dough- f erty, .lay Wackerman, Jack Whe- lan and George Kronbar at the Football Banquet. KARL W. Kl.ElNZ 1411 S. 4th Street Philadelphia 47, Pa. Karl . . . a whiz in English . . . a great tellow . . . walks the halls at tive . . . good Sodalist . . . always full ot 'Fun . . . an ardent member ot the band . . . an organist par excellence at the Gesu. St. lgnatius Club 3, 4: Sodality I, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Debating 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 3, 4: Dramatics I, 3: Sodalite 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Yearbook. we 1 EDMUND J. KUZMAN 4703 Worth Street Philadelphia 24, Pa. quiet and triendly . . . likes to impossible math problems . . . Murphy and Shields . . . it not with a radio, outside playing basketball . . . enioys everybody's iokes but his wit is one ot the best . . . Where's Murph? Sodality I, 2, 3: Radio Club 3, 4: Debating 3: Science Club 3. Kuz . . . make up pals with tinkering GEORGE F. KRONBAR 2337 79th Avenue Philadelphia 38, Pa. Bubbles . . . claims to be Chief Inspector ot West Oak Lane . . . seen with the boys tram LaSalle but ever loyal to the Prep . . . great sense ot humor . . . a friend worth having . . . Hi, Sport. Sodality l, 2: Football 4. .fn I27 vb' x ,Nix U i' L DONALD F. LAVIN 2331 S. Lee Street Philadelphia 48, Pa. WILLIAM A. LAMB Wheelpump Lone and Whifemarsh Sf. Philadelphia 18, Pa. Bill . . . fhaf rare combinafion of a brain and parfy hosf . . . veep of fhe Sfudenf Council . . . member of fhe Big 8 . . . ferror wifh baskefball . . . drives fhe Big Buick . . . well known for his abilify fo win friends. Sodalify I, 2, 3, 4, Sfudenf Council 3, 4 lvice-presidenflg Chronicle 4 lEdifor-in- Chieflg Junior and Senior Prom Commif- fees: Radio Club 3: Yearbook 4. JOHN F. LEAHY 226 S. 20th Street Philadelphia 3, Pa. Jack . . . head ref of inframurals . . spends summer as Ocean Cify hucksfer . . . consfanf feuds wifh Pog and Mac . . . always iabbing Con . . . Cuf if ouf, will Ya ' Class Officer I, 4, Sfudenf Council 4, Crew 2: Senior Prom Commiffee. Don . . . a ferrific personalify . . . comes fo school early so he can finish his homework . . . loud shirfs af Prep games . . . makes friends easily . . . Whaf a fesfl SlNlllllS JOSEPH M. LOSINNO 2816 W. Lehigh Avenue Philadelphia 32, Pa. Max . . . hails from Norfh Philly . . . a greaf loss fo fhe foofball feam . . . ex-Greek sfudenf . . . member of Sfage Crew . . . round and iolly . . . Hello, handsome. Radio Club 3, 41 Sfage Crew 2, 3, 4, Foof- ball 4. 7 3 4 ll'- K 'ltr' J: JAMES M. McDERMOTT 206 Park Place Audubon 6, N. J. Jim . . . royal prince of N. J .... every- body's pal . . . presidenf of 'rhe smoking room . . . willy . . . assislanl professor of Q., ip- physics . . . 'lulure doclor in lhe making . . . musl' see Prep beal' Camden Calholic . . . I didn f say a word, Mis'lerI Class Officer lg Swimming I. off to lhe Navy Yard with Mr. ' Laboon, S.J.! L. to R.: Joe Losinno, Marly Wesfermann, Bill Hill, Bob Muhlhauser, Jim McDermott, Ben Carroll, Vic Scarano and Don Harris. I JAMES PETER LOVE V ' 126 Harvard Avenue ff: 1 Haddonfield, N. J. - I Pele . . . from lhe land across lhe river ' X . . . Mayor of Ocean Cify in 'lhe summer I . . . oulsfanding swimmer . . . one of 'lhe , I JE? ilie E.. founders of lhe Academy . . . life of 'rhe i parly in 4A . . . Alright Murph. Sodalify I. HARRY J. MCCORMICK 1622 N. 2nd Sfreef Philadelphia 22, Pa. Har . . . a Kensinglon lad . . . ouldoor lype . . . plays a good game of baskefball . . . upsel Cicero in a lough baflle . . . sporls a crew haircul . . . Who has a piece of paper? , i...57l5li I ..f, 4 W JOSEPH H. McELROY JR. 5744 Hasbrook Avenue Philadelphia 20, Pa. Mac . . . wheels a black Ponliac . . . a real friend in need . . . a good dresser . . plays lhe drums in a professional band . . possesses real school spirif . . . always in lhe midsf of lhings when +here's work fo be done . . . Gal fhe plans. Band l, 21 Radio Club 3, 4: Dramalics 4 Junior and Senior Prom Commillees. IHEI -3- in ,.. 'Tiff' Rad JOHN J. MCFARLAND, JR. 506 S. Pleasant Place Philadelphia 19, Pa. Mac . . . big man with big smile . . . hails from Mt. Airy . . . tops on the dance tloor . . . will make a great politician . . . always teels completely at ease in class . . . Let's not get silly about this. Sodality I, 2. Mac . . . hails trom West Oak Lane . . . loyal sodalist . . . always calling Fr. Graham during Physics period . . . good boy with the looks . . . quiet type with pleasant smile . . . one ot Fr. McCauley's favorite joke tellers . . . They, tellowI Deb JOHN F. McELVENNY 7312 N. 20th Street Philadelphia 38, Pa. ating I, 2, 3, 4, Sodality I, 2, 3, 4: io Club 4. STAN M. McGEEHAN 1412 Clearview Street Philadelphia 41, Pa. Stan the Man . . . has about six home- rooms . . . loves to memorize Shakespeare . . . takes weekly iaunts to Ventnor, his old home-town . . . tamous tor his jokes . . . math genius . . . avid sports tan . . . Ha, you'Il get over it. lAt Atlantic City High Schoollz Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Ice Hockey I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3: Science Club 3: Junior Prom Committee. lAt Prepl: Senior Prom Committee, Dramatics 4: Yearbook. CLARENCE A. McGOWAN 5151 15th Street Philadelphia 41, Pa. Otto . . . another St. A's grad . . . Mr. White Bucks, SJP . . . everbody's pal . . . always looking tor Chas Stehli . . . has a real angle tor everything . . . a real hustler . . . big part ot the Prep's cheering section . . . Aw yo, do we have to have a test, Mister? Sodality I, 2, 35 Debating Ig Football 2 lmanagerlg Dramatics 43 Radio Club 4, Senior Prom Committee: Yearbook. x .fix- Fix JAMES J. MANLANDRO 1632 Porter Street Philadelphia 45, Pa. Jim . . . smallest man on the Prep . . . one ot Mr. Stattieri's blocks ot granite . . . can always be tound with Nasuti pleasant smile tor all . . . Father McCalley's assistant . . . wheels around in the green Pontiac . . . Aw yo, Mister. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Sodality I. The success of the canned food drive is shown by the expressions of Fr. Pichla, S.J., and ll. to r.l: Al Adams, Dom Teti, Karl Kleinz, Jack Foley, Bill Starsinic, Paul Clarkson, Chick Kelly and George Booth. WILLIAM J. McGUCKIN 7215 Charles Street Philadelphia 35, Pa. Bill . . . tall and distinguished . . . covers a lot ot territory around First . . . can al- ways pick the pennant winners . . . seen often at St. Matt's . . . member ot 4-C's Brain Trust . . . well liked by everyone . . . What's up? JOHN P. McNlCHOLAS 612 C Street Sparrows Point, Md. Johnny . . . high pressure ad salesman tor the Yearbook . . . always drawing Football plays in his books . . . he Iike's Ike . . . devoted to Mayfair and St. Matt's . . . well liked by all who know him . . . Dig out! Swimming Ig Class Otlicer I, Dramatics 2, 3, 43 St. Ignatius Club 3, 4: Yearbook lBusiness Managerig Sodality 3: Sodalite 33 Junior and Senior Prom Committees. , V , k line me FERDINAND L. MANLIO 5000 Thompson Street Philadelphia 31, Pa. Ferd . . . 4-E's non-smoking delegate to the Smoking Room . . . spends lots ot time rowing around Margate Bay . . . hits the books hard every night . . . never without Otto . . . Stop shaking, Otto. Band I, 2, Sodality I, 2, Swimming Ig Crew I. ALFRED C MASCIANTONIO 620 Johnston Street Phrladelphra 48 Pa another grad ot South Phnlly toys around with autos and engunes knows has parts too glves Joe McElroy a hard time llkes to race on his motor 'n--- c e Spun em Some of the busmess stat? discuss the progress of the Patron Drrve lL to Rl Ed Meyer Chas Olson John McN:cholas Jack Cromn and Paul Dooley BERNARD J MORGAN 7144 Jackson Street Phrladelphla 35 Pa Bernie halls from Maytalr tollows all sports great personaluty spends his nights at Lincoln often seen with Cork and Skeet Let s go Cork Yearbook 4 EDWARD A MEYER 3124 Unruh Street Phrladelphra 24 Pa Oscar member ot the Maytalr dele gatlon lnkely to be found nn the Smoking Room pulls down honor cards 'former Cadet Cape and Sword man behund the scenes Aw yo Muster Sodalrty I 2 3 Dramatncs 2 3 4 Year book Sensor Prom Committee WILLIAM R MORRIS 3431 Mrdvale Avenue Philadelphia 29 Pa a friend to all 4 D s future . . . likes all sports but speclallzes In basketball . . . tamous tor those burr hair cu s . . . sported lke button in November . . . shines on the Stage Crew . . . What Do Ya Say? Stage Crew 3, 4 Manager 4 . nd JAMES A. MURPHY 2601 Memphis Street Philadelphia 25, Pa. Jim . . . fhaf conservafive dresser from Richmond . . . offen seen on Prep baskef- ball courfs . . . has a flair for Mafh . . . a whiz behind fhe wheel of a car . . . always flashing a friendly smile . . . Oh, defi- nifeIy. Sodalify I, 2, 3, Yearbook: Science Club 4. JOHN F. MORROW 7041 Limekiln Pike Philadelphia 38, Pa. Jack . . . IoyaI Prepper . . . friendly and reliable . . . seen af all funcfions . . . plays a hof clarinef in fhe Band . . . wheels a green Olds . . . Those A's really looked greaf yesferday. Band I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN C. MURPHY 5 W. Dale Road Northfield, R. D. 3, Delaware John . . . likes fhe Prep so much he com- mufed from Delaware in his Senior year . . . a consisfenf honor sfudenf and one of fhe veferans in Prep debafing . . . bound fo be successful in anyfhing he does . . . holds lengfhly discussions wifh all feachers. Debafing I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4, Band I, 2. ROBERT R. MUHLHAUSER 1451 Sharon Park Drive Sharon Hill, Pa. Bob . . . one of fhe Prep's besf debafers . . . ioinf holder of fhe record for fhe Iongesf winning sfreak in fhe hisfory of Prep de- bafing . . . founder and mainsfay of Chess feam . . . an excellenf sfudenf and frue friend fo all. . . Hi sporfI Debafing I, 2, 3, 4, Sodalify I, 2, 3, 4: I 9 5 H Band 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Yearbook. JOSEPH A. MURPHY 5723 Wisfer Sfreef Philadelphia 44, Pa. Joe . . . man aboul lown . . . good dancer . . . all-around alhlefe . . . Ihal' game win- ing TD in fhe Tommie's game . . . loves baskelball praclice . . . helps Pele Love keep 4-A amused . . . Aw yo, l gol' knocked oui yeslerday, Mis+erI Baskefball I, 2, 3, 43 Foofball 43 Class Of- ficer I, 2. PETER F. MURPHY 300 S. Cedar Lane Upper Darby, Pa. Murph . . . favorile son of Upper Darby . . . an occasional frequenler of O.C. . . . known as fhe gremlin Io many classmales for fha? exfra work in Third Year French . . . Hey, Misler, going Io 34'I'h S+reeI7 Junior Prom Commiflee. MYLES J. MURPHY 643 E. Allegheny Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Murph . . . Ihe boy wilh Ihe laugh . . . self-sfyled Mayor of Ocean Cily . . . greaf baskelball enfhusiasl' . . . fervenl' 'follower of lhe A's . . . good sfudenl' and greal guy . . . How bouf 'Ihose A's. Dramalics 43 Sodalily I, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Commil-Iee. FLOYD T. NASUTI i526 Wolf Sfreef Philadelphia, Pa. Floyd . . . always seen wilh Jim . . . al'- lends all Prep acfivilies . . . lirsl' honor slu- clenf . . . never wifhoul' an answer . . . 'lravels all Ihe way from Soufh Philly . . . big gun, coach, caplain and manager of Soulh Philly's Wildcals. Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Sodalily I. .2 civ- JAMES E. O'BRIEN 5830 Stockton Road Philadelphia 38, Pa. Jim . . . commonly known as Obie a guy you just can't help liking . . . one ot 4-A's geniuses . . . a future member ot the Marine corps . . . bound to be a success. Sodality 3, 4g Class Office 4. With Christmas dance in otting, Steve Fritsky sells tickets to cus- tomers. lL. to R.l: Vince Byrne, .lack Leahy, Jim Shannon, Steve Frick, Tom Slattery, Jack Nettle- ton and Morrie Powell. JOHN C. NETTLETON 3835 Myrtle Avenue Camden 5, N. J. Netts . . . head man ot the Jersey dele- gation . . . always good tor a laugh . . . shows taste in clothes . . . cuts a mean rug . . . terror on a basketball court . . . that winning smile . . . loaded with school spirit . . . Sit going. Yearbook. WALTER F. NORRIS 103 S. 2Ist Street Philadelphia 3, Pa. JOHN W. O'I.EARY 205 Sepviva Street Philadelphia 25, Pa. Pogo . . . well known and liked by entire senior class . . . an excellent sense of humor and uses it 'frequently . . . good student . . . tavorite hobby: 'Football . . . also in- terested in soccer . . . trequents St. Mat's with Har, Walt . . . well liked . . . good swimmer . . . smart man with the books . . . likes to ride horses . . . always stands in gym . . . can be seen at any Prep game . . . Hi buddyI Swimming I, 2, 3: Sodality I. CHARLES J. OLSON, Ill 6232 Algard Street Philadelphia 35, Pa. Charlie . . . recently moved to May- l Q it tair . . . but has not deserted South Philly's , cause . . . visits Smoking Room but has yet l 5' 1' to indulge in the pastime . . . chiet investi- NXCT gator ot fourth year's F.B.l .... Oh, Yeh? - . Sodality 33 Radio Club 3, 4: Yearbook 4. i- .? f'V :f . d ft T' I Lk FUTURE ATOM-SMASHERS look on as Mr. Laboon, S.J., explains a difliculty. lL. to RJ: Clarence McGowan, Lou Galasso, Al Masciantonio, Mr. Laboon, S.J., Joe McElroy, Morrie Powell, Leo Burke. HERMAN P. PHILLIPS 1313 N. Farson Street Philadelphia 31, Pa. Herm . . . crack varsity swimmer . . . spends summer vacation guarding Wild- wood's more populous beaches . . . tond ot Physics and his marks show it, too . . . never misses KBS . . . Lo there brother Amos. Swimming I, 2, 3, 43 Class Otticer 4: Year- book 4. EDWARD J. 0'MALLEY 103 Fitzgerald Street Philadelphia 48, Pa. Easy Ed . . . 4-B's only aquatic ace . . . plays mean game of basketball when not in pool . . . trequent visitor ot Atlantic City tor well known reason . . . spent last sum- mer guarding beach there . . . What's the matter? Swimming I, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Com- mittee: Yearbook. JULIAN W. POTOK 1672 Orthodox Street Philadelphia 24, Pa. Jules . . . unexcelled choice in clothes . . . Oh, those ties . . . world traveller . . . hits books rather hard . . . good looking . . . covers lot ot ground around tirst base . . . That's a mean one. S I H H S Junior Prom Committee. 4?-5 MILTON R. QUINN 5015 Larchwood Avenue Philadelphia 43, Pa. Milf . . . anofher Thomas Edison in fhe making . . . Oh, fhose elecfrical gagdefsl . . . has spenf half of his days af fhe Prep behind 'lhe big curfain on 'Ihe sfage . . . faifhful pafron of fhe fube room . . . Howdy. Sfage Crew I, 2, 3, 4 lSfage Manager 3,3 Sodalify 4, Senior and Junior Prom Com- mi'Hees. MORRIS F. POWELL 6426 N. Woodstock Slreef Philadelphia 38, Pa. l if Merrie . . . fond of sailing . . . crew en- fhusiasf . . . always willing 'lo lend a helping hand . . . poel' Iaurafe of senior year . . . consfanfly smiling . . . usually seen wifh Joe McElroy . . . bulwark of fhe Sfage Crew . . . See you in fhe Smoking Room. Crew 2, Sfage Crew 3, 4, Sodalify 2, 3, Junior and Senior Prom Commiffees. GEORGE C. PURNER 1920 North Hope Slreef Philadelphia 22, Pa. Bunsen . . . one of fhe Iiffle men of senior year . . . sfar sandlof scafback on fhe grid- iron . . . greaf sefshof arfisf on fhe courls . . . smiles and ciggies for his friends af all fimes . . . businessman affer school hours . . . headed for Navy affer graduafion. EDWARD F. READING 1415 Melrose Avenue Sharon Hill, Pa. Ed . . . famous for his cheerful smile . . . one of fhe Prep's greaf debafers . . . good looking . . . collecfs records . . . everybody's friend . . . oufsfanding Sodalisf . . . winner of fhe I Speak for Democracy confesf . . . alumnus of fhe SSCA . . . Thaf's lhe grea'Iesf. Debafing I, 2, 3, 4 ,officer 2, 4,3 Sodalify I, 2, 3, 4 loflicer 2, 3, 4,3 Radio Club 3, 4 ,officer 4,5 Chronicle I, 2, 3, 4 lAssoc. Ed. 4,3 Sodalife 2, 3, Yearbook: Junior and Senior Prom Commiffeesg Class Officer 3, 4, Dramafics 4. H153 JAMES A. ROONEY 7951 Williams Avenue Philadelphia 19, Pa. Jim . . . the helping hand . . . can think of a dozen different ways to do anything . . . swallows everything Marty Westermann says . . . a science-tiction tan . . . must have read everything in the library . . . How come, Mister? Debating I. JOSEPH M. RODOLICO 6442 Lansdowne Avenue Philadelphia 31, Pa. Joe . . . Rude in Latin class . . . likes to play the piano . . . really hits the books with marks that show it . . . known to all tor his friendly smile . . . But, Father, that isn't true. Sodality 3, 4. lL. to RJ: Jim English, Charles Olson, Pete Zambelli, John Mc- Nicholas, Bill Currie and Dick Doran invade Atlantic City for Prep's opening football game. FRANCIS A. RYDER 115 E. Ontario Street Philadelphia 34, Pa. Red . . . known tor his wit and triendly smile...theboytromK8rA...l1asa canasta deck ot honor cards . . . a product ot Mass over Volume . . . one ot Philly's better bookies . . . You don't mean itl Sodality I, 2, 3: Band I. LOUIS D. SANTORO 4921 Keyser Street Philadelphia 44, Pa. Lou . . . likes every type ot sports . . . has a winning smile and pleasant personality . good dresser . . . has a soft spot in his heart tor Math . . . That's lite. Football 2. 138 .QL if 1-fv ig,gf25.'.S gggsg- , . 'fj 4-,Ag A ' - P95112-.i,45':' ,f 1 A . f':4,1'- Yi ' A' mtv 2864 Frankford Avenue JAMES J. SHANNON 3 I Philadelphia 34, Pa. f Harvey . . . an excellenl' sfudenf . . . sails 1 af Ocean Cily during 'lhe summer . . . fine ' y dancer . . . shows promise of becoming . anofher Caruso . . . all-around afhlefe I i . . . a member of fhe Big 8 . . . WhaI s new, fellas? ,Ti- f Baskefball I: Swimming 4: Debafing I, 2: 6, .1 Cape and Sword I, 2, 3: Yearbook: Junior and Senior Prom Commiffees. VICTOR R. SCARANO 5869 Overbrook Avenue Philadelphia 39, Pa. 4 Vic . . . compefifion for Harry James 5 ,I A on 'lhe frumpef . . . impresses all wifh his dexferify in manipulaling his Chrysler . . . recognizable laugh . . . Wow, look af +haf. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 2: Junior Prom CommiH'ee. likes 'Io sl'eP out wifh fhe .-B59 8-. . - . ,- MICHAEL A. SHIELDS 3510 Englewood Slreel . Philadelphia 24, Pa. Mike . . . renowned Ambassador from Beach Haven . . . nolorious for his apf re- marks . . . smofhers his sorrows in Senior Smoking Room . . . a vasf scienfific knowl- edge recenfly recovered from his reservoir abilifies. Sodalify 2, 3, 4: Chronicle 3, 4 ICo-Edifor- in-Chief 4I: Debafing 3. DAVID J. SCHROTH 664 Rulheford Avenue Trenton 8, N. J. LiHIe Dave from Trenfon . . . lends powerful supporf fo fhe baskefball feam . . . capfained his inframural 'Ieam for Iasf fhree years for vicfory . . . enjoys company of a selecf band of Preppers . . . always has a friendly smile for all. Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4: Chronicle 4: Sodalify I: Yearbook. I39 I k 'A 4551 Marple Street Philadelphia 36, Pa. Bud . . . keen wit and ready smile . . . sports around in a blue Plymouth . . . the A Mayfair kid . . . ardent Smoking Room K l- incola . . . smart dresser . . . likes Biology Ni--' K . . . frequents St. Joseph's dances . . . ,f Come on Pete. ,- -in Q. ' ' ' ff CHARLES J. SILK Q' F .. a 5 fe K Dramaticsll. lL. to R.l: Gerry Bendrick, Andy Garvin, Jack Morrow, Pete Love, George Stallings, Myles Murphy, Terry Graham find a light note during the Career Forum. ,Q THOMAS F. SLATTERY 304 Bala Avenue Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. J. Slatts . . . dresser and dancer of note iff, . . . mainstay of the tennis team . . . majors in Greek . . . has a chauffeur named Graham . . . tops in all sports . . . well- liked by everyone . . . Boy, did you see that? Sodality Ig Swimming lg Tennis I, 2, 4: Class Officer I. JOSEPH F. SKOWRONEK 102 W. Atlantic Avenue Haddon Heights, N. J. Joe . . . became famous in Atlantic City game . . . one of the Jersey boys . . . good man with the books . . . Jay's tormentor . . . likes the Philly type . . . a Mr. Stattieri fan . . . And l heard footsteps behind me. Football 2, 3, 45 Swimming I, 23 Basketball 4. JOSEPH E. SLAWEK 4202 Manayunk Avenue Philadelphia za, Pa. Joe . . . the third part of the Trio . . . wildest driver in Roxborough . . . that in- tercepted pass against West . . . always arguing with Joe DeSanctis . . . constant honor student . . . Hit 'em, Mister. Sodality Ig Football 3, 4: Senior Prom Com- mittee. lv 1.1 -Dov if IF? 2. K VINCENT J. STAMPONE Trevose, Pa. II ' ll U Vince . . . a real pal . . . always wil and studious application to studies . Ah, yho-o! ,A KENNETH E. SMITH 909 Washington Avenue Palmyra, N. J. Smitty . . . a hello for everyone . . . one of 4-C's great wits . . . collects stamps . . . dis- cussions in religion class . . . the cackle from the last aisle . . . firm defender of N. J .... poet laureate of 4-C . . . Well, couldn't it be this way, Father? Stage Crew 3, 43 Cape and Sword 4. Street Road and Old Lincoln Highway to help another . . . has great ability . . . an author-sportsman . . . spends most of his leisure time hunting . . . noted for his quiet ling - WILLIAM F. STARSINIC ISI3 Willow Grove Avenue Wyndmoor, Pa. 'Bill . . . banner Sodalist . . . hits the big drum . . . hobbies: music, folk and social dancing . . . acquainted with five or six languages . . . utters Gospodi Pomilui when in stress . . . puts his back into every laugh. Sodality I, 2, 3, 43 Sodalite 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Com- ' ozone: J. STALLINGS ., 232 S. Atlantic Avenue Haddonfield, N. J. Mope . . . Jersey's gift to the Prep . . . springtime finds him fishing . . . good humored . . . liked by all . . . always on hand to defend his home state . . . brings enormous lunches . . . follower of Prep activities . . . likes to bowl . . . Way to goI Sodality 2, 3, Football I, 2. mittee: Debating 4: Yearbook. t xx X 1 R tif X.: , -UIA fue JOHN J. STOCK 2439 Memphis Street Philadelphia 25, Pa. CHARLES J. STEHLI 6920 Forrest Avenue Philadelphia 38, Pa. Charlie . . .the prime ranker ot the gang . . . famous tor his lively step . . . another West Oak Laner . . . can be seen wander- ing the sands ot O. C. during the summer . . . threatens to install radio in the Green Machine. Swimming lg Sodality Ig Senior Prom Com- mittee. DOMINIC N. TETI 917 Ritner Street Philadelphia 48, Pa. Dom . . . can always be located in Father Pichla's otilice . . . has his own individual language . . . taithtul Socialist . . . treasurer ot 4-A . . . enjoys teaching Girard College students . . . always good tor an unexpected pun . . . abounds in school spirit and reli- ability. Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 Debating 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Sodalite 2, 3, Dramatics 3: Junior Prom Committee: St. Ignatius Club 3, 4, Class Officer 47 Senior Prom Commit- tee. John . . . the boy with the beautiful red hair . . . chiet man in 4-E's French class a mean man on the hardwood . . . ace pho- tographer and even better catcher . . . known tor that famous smile . . . Not ll very. GARY J. TOMASULO 313 N. 65th Street Philadelphia, Pa. Tom . . . always smiling and eating . . . likes to tool around with cars . . . drives that big Chrysler . . . daily passenger ot the Vernamobile . . . triend to all . . . can hit the books hard . . . known tor his dis- coveries in Physics . . . Hey Bill, wait for me. ' JOHN A. WACKERMAN 5140 Pulaski Avenue Philadelphia 44, Pa. sonaliiy . . . Aw come on, will youl 4, Foolball 4. cafeteria. lL. io R.i: Hank Adamczyk Lou lsern, Har McCormick, Bill Verna Garry Tomasulo, Clar McGowan Jack Derham. RICHARD G. TYRRELL 1827 Chelsea Road Philadelphia 26, Pa. Dick . . . Famous for his maroon iackel . . . charler member of 'lhe smoking room . . . Wesl' Oak Lane boy . . . a smile for everyone . . . likes all sporis . . . Wai+ fill you hear whaf ihe boys did. Junior Prom Commi'Hee. Jim . . . owner and operafor of largesi' record colleclion in Prep . . . Jay . . . huslling halfback of Prep eleven . . . 'lop diver in ihe ciiy . . . N.D. bound . . . pals around wilh Kane . . . 'lerrilic per- Swimming I, 2, 3, Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4-E's famous luncheon club meets in Jack O'Leary, Fred Manlio, Bud Gray, fhe Al- ways annoying Jay . . . a dyed in 'lhe wool Democraf . . . friend fo one and all . . . hopes io aHain Engineering degree . . . Ho, ho. Debaling I, 2, 3, 4: Hawklefier 2. WILLIAM A. VERNA 45 N. Maple Avenue Lansdowne, Pa. Bill . . . drives lhaf black Chevy . . . loves 'io linker wiih cars . . . never missed a foolball game . . . seen wiih Willinger and Tomasulo . . . fufure garlic king . . . a smile for everyone . . . non-indulgenf member of 'ihe smoking room . . . Take if easy, you'll live longer. RAYMOND F. WELSH 922 Pratt Street Philadelphia 24, Pa. Ray . . . hails trom Frankford . . . always '9-I? does it right . . . constantly on O'Brien's black list . . . good basketball player . . . 'sf' always seen with Hess . . . small in size but lZ MARTIN J. WESTERMANN 2303 Welsh Road Willow Grove, Pa. Marty . . . our golf addict . . . non- large in personality. Smiling in anticipation of the Christmas holidays are: Jack Zdunczyk, Bill Dawson, Ray Welsh, .lohn Murphy, Joe Rodo- lico, and Larry Willinger. JOHN B. WHALEN 828 Laurel Road Yeadon, Pa. Brendon . . . a ma'instay on Prep line tor three years . . . star on Prep Freshman Quintet . . . possesses quite a stack ot honor cards . . . one ot the charter members ot Bask Swimming Ig Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittees, Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4. smoking member ot smoking room . . . un- excelled used of bad puns . . . Read Ben- nett from cover to cover . . . he did that last year, too. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4. Wing . . . an automobile enthusiast . . . an ace at the card table . . . a likeable carrot-top who makes friends easily . . . a great football tan from Lansdowne . . . has Loul the Big Eight . . . very partial to Yeadon . Where's Lamby boy. etball I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4: LAWRENCE J. WILLINGER 90 S. Wycome Avenue Lansdowne, Pa. S I N I H H S sights set tor engineering career . . . Hey, fa 45- JOHN J. ZDUNCZYK Bowman Avenue Eddington, Pa. Stunchy . . . tree-lance instructor has a good sense ot humor . . . drives a green Chevy . . . always willing to share-a- ride with fellow students . . . makes hobby of week-end drives to Mayfair . . . amiable interest in one and all . . . Are you call- ing me a Fink? X ALBIN E. YODIS 4838 N. Lawrence Street Philadelphia 20, Pa. Al . . . proud possessor ot a friendly smile and amiable personality . . . hails trom Olney . . . stellar science student . . . lives tor that hunting season . . . plays a mean game ot basketball . . . Mr, could you do that another way? Junior Prom Committee: Swimming I. PETER A. ZAMBELLI 3215 N. Etting Street Philadelphia 29, Pa. Pierre . . . the sophisticated French genius . . . one man cheering section at tootball games . . . classy dresser . . . pos- sessor ot an original and genuine wit . . . honor student . . . one ot the wheels. Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Debating I, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 3, 4g Radio Club 3, 4 lofiicer 4i: Junior and Senior Committees: Yearbook JOHN E. RYAN 1504 Stevens Street Philadelphia 24, Pa. John . . . came to Prep in his senior year . . . a better than average student . . . special interest in English . . . possesses high aspirations ot become an accomplished artist . . . Where do we go from here? lAt St. Joseph's Seraphic Seminaryl: De- bating Societyg Music Club, Dramatics: Choir. lArt Editorlg Chronicle 4 lAssociate Edi- torl. 1 fn !1'femaf1.iam '- CHARLESJ SESSO Aug 1936 Aug 1952 In fhe prevuous pages have been recorded fhe many hours of enloymenf which we +he Class of I953 have experienced during fhe pas? four years Bur we have also had our share of sorrow In fhe shorf space of 'fume +ha+ we have been logelher +hree members of our class wenl fo fherr e'rernal reward They musi' have been very close 'lo God while on earfh since He called +hem so early In life and now fhaf 'lhey are even closer fo God we feel +remendously prrvuleged fo have ihree of our number fo mfercede for +he resf of us before fhe fhrone of our Crea+or J Z JOHN C OMALLEY JOSEPH R LEONARD Jan 1936 Apnl 1952 June 1935 Sept 1949 Ulu- xx' +..-,,,h5 .. mn?-'fl wmvfff-2-Q ,Fx ...vw ' A Qfwrfffa, M Jem Q A... . ,Q-W MMWf,,,.,.. ,. . --..., W gr, . s- -4 if fa, 'Hu-..,,,,, Mm., M .MF E 1 'QQ eaaiaak Sl' STAFF OF THE 1953 YEARBOOK Edrtor rn Chref THOMAS HOOKER Assistant Edrtors RICHARD DORAN JAMES ENGLISH BERNARD KUENY Associate Edrtor of Senror Wrrteups John Gargan Edward O Malley Bernard Morgan Davrd Schroth Francrs Dolge VINCENT BYRNE Staff Hugh Breslrn Herman Phrllrps John Johnson Thomas Gallagher Gregory Conron Clarence McGowan Assocrate Co edrtors of Extra currrculars CHARLES BOYLE and WILLIAM ALMOND James Bateman Edward Reading John Foley Peter Foley James Shannon Bernard Gray Wllllam Starsmrc Wrllram Barton Henry Adamczyk Danrel Dougherty WILLIAM Edward Meyer Charles Diamond Charles Olson Photographer JOHN DRAKE Staff Assocrate Sports Edrtor JOSEPH DeSANCTIS Staff Assocrate Art Edrtors Wrllram Lamb Wrllram Hamburger Robert Mulhauser John Drake Paul Clarkson John Nettleton John Husted Edward Casanl John Brolly Joseph Campbell CURRIE CHARLES KELLY PETER ZAMBELLI Busrness Manager JOHN McNICHOLAS Staff Stanley McGeehan John Cronm Paul Dooley Paul Clarkson Marlman STEVEN FRICK William Currie Karl Klelnz Mr I I I A I Geox 1 I' I' I' md Mrs und Mxs ohn P 1nd Mrs Ind M1s Incl 'Nixs PATRONS s J 00 Pafvo IS Edu nd P Cxumboel ohn F Curue Doonel Ind F'IIIIIlV Thomls Eng,l1sh Wxllnlm M Llmb ohn Love Austm Meeh In mlm H u13.,lev 1nd Mrs Chlrles Sesso Petex Tyrrell s15 00 Pafl ons Ind Mls oseph V Ad lmczvk Ind Mxs Albcnc ACl1ms und Mns Geo13,e F Bruton ge Booth III IIIC III III III 'III 'III 'III III Hury A M1 Mr r M r The Mrs I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' 'md md 1n 11 Mrs Mrs Mrs Mxs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Hugh Bxeslm ohn Brolly Leo J Burke Joseph F Ceampbell John C C1s1m W Churchill E M Chrkson Albert A Cone Connelly Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs W1ll11m H Con n Chflrles O Cope Mirtln F Corcorsm Nell Cromn P D Alessindro 1nd Mrs E J Dehhfmty Del1ny F'1m1ly Fr1nces Derhfam 'III 'III 'III 'III 'III 'III 'III 'III Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Joseph De S1nct1s Chfnrles H Dmmond Sr Frmk J Dolge Thom1s J Dooley E S Dor1n John B Dr1ke Joseph F1beck Joseph A F1rnon Flynn Joseph M 'III 'III 'III 'III 'III Mrs Mrs N rs Mrs Mrs Stephen Frntsky Agostmo G1l1sso Thom1s Genllmgher Thomis V Gfzrgin Wnllnim Wxllxwm C Hfnmburger I' I' I' I' I' lmes P H1rx lson IIIL III III III IIIC Mrs Mis N IS Mis Mis IIIC M1 s Inc Nils rg lret H I' I' In Mrs 'md Mxs lnCl Mrs Nude Kuenv I' I' I' I' S I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' III III III III III I1 III III III III III 'III 'III III 'III III III III III 'III Mrs IN rs Mrs Mrs Mrs nley Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs IN rs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs r lN rs r N rs Mrs Edwurd G H1u3,hey ohn B Hess Ignltlus S Hneleskl F L Hustecl Louxs Isern Stmlev IlQUIIOWSlil ohn ennmps ohnson Chslrles Kelly Chlrles Klemz B rnud E Kueny Frflnls Ku7m1n Fr1nc1s Livxn John F Lesnhy oseph P Losmno fumes MIHIIIICIIO M MeGeeh1n XV1ll11m J McGuck1n Bernlrd Morgin F J Morrls W1ll11m Muhlhsluser Joseph Murphy Myles J Murphy John O Lefnry Chirles Olson Edw1rd J OM1lley H P Phllllps Jules Potok Morrls F Powell Ch1rles Roclollco James A Rooney Joseph A Sc1r1no I' I' I' Mrs r r r r an Mrs W1ll11m Mrs. D M Graham J George Glmskx I'. 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' M,,d , sl I' I' r r Mrs r r r r r r r Mrs r r r Mrs r r PATRONS fCont1nuedD md Mrs Edgnr G Delano md Mrs Alexander Deser 1nd M15 Albert D DOr171o A N DOr111o md Mrs J W Dorsey F E Dougherty Mlry Dougherty 1nd Mrs Robert F Dougherty 'Ind Mrs Franus I Downs Mxchael F Doyle Ind Mrs Duckworth Ind Mis Hury V Duffy and Mrs Joseph E Dwyer and Mrs R Y Edwards Helen Estes Ralph W Etrns 1nd Mrs N1col1 Ettore 'ind Mrs Wlllnm I Fallon Robert A F1rley Fmello 'III 'lil Mrs Ch lrles W Flschler Mrs K E Fnsher Mrs F Emmet Fntzpfntrxck Dennns Fl'1n1g1n '50 John V Flanagan I' I' I' John W Flfnnagfun In 'III 'ln 'I!'l in Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs 0 n Fon tes 'md Mrs Theodore C Fllnt Rxchard C, J Flynn G J Foley J E Foley Thom IS F Foley ohn J Ford Joseph P Ford Mr 1nd Mrs Clement J Fox Lwwrence France George D Frauces Mr Mrs r I' I' I' I' I' 1nd Mrs Ruth M and Mrs 'md Mrs 1nd Mrs 'md Mrs R1ch1rd O Frazxer Frnck Leonard J G1l1nte Alfred Gallagher John J Gallen Wlllmm Gallop Thomas M Ginnon 'III 'III 'III Mrs Vmcent F Garrlty Mrs John Garvin Mrs P G Gelb Tlmothy Gexb and Famxly Mr 'md Mrs D Genovesx Mr 'md Mrs Richard Gnnnxm I C George J Gxllespxe C Glmeczkl M D Mr r r r r r I' and Mrs 1nd Mrs Wllllam 'IH 'Ill 'ln 'III 'III 'II1 Mrs N rs Mrs Mrs Mrs N rs Frank P Thomas Gxvmsh Edw1rd J Glaekxn Glowlez Robert St L Goggm ohn J Gough Wlllnm F Grflnt Bernard P Gray ames M Gray A J Gr1ybeck Green Joseph J Grelpp Mr 'md Mrs Grelsser Wllll'lI'l'l C Griffey MD Mr r r r r 1nd 'ln 1n an 'ln Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs H1nley n Hassan r Mrs r r and Mrs Mathew and Mrs 1nd Mrs fumes D Grlfhn George Grossman Joseph Gruszka Joseph E Hmenn Joseph E Hafner Stephen J H1ughton J Hawley Charles E Henderson Edwfnrd Herbst J Joseph Herrmg K1rl E Herwlg Mr and Mrs Morrns Herzstenn Mrs Jean L Heummnn Mr 'md Mrs George F Hewxtt I' I' I' I' I' Rxchird I' I' I' Father John J Hxckey Mrs Wllll llTl J H111 and Mrs Wlllnam S Hllley Harry Hxllman, S 1nd Mrs 'Ind Mrs 1nd Mrs David T 1nd Mrs 'an Mrs Austm L Hogan Stewsnrt Hooker Ernest H Hopkms Horn, S Harold Houk F J Hughes F Hyland an Mrs Edward J Hynes 'ln Mrs Charles M Intenzo an Mrs Jacobs an Mrs John J agodzmslu Judy and Tommy Mr and Mrs Anthony Kammskl Miss Katherlne Keenehfnn PATRONS 4 N11 oseph A Kelly Wllllllll J Kellv Contlnuedl ohn F Melwldden M D 'Xul MKGIIIY Mr and Mrs James H Meehln I I' I' I I' I I' lm In ln Inc In lm Inn ln and MIS N rs N rs Mrs N rs M1s MIS Mrs Mrs W Omen Ke1r P Kerr J K1lcowne ohn Kmg oseph W Kmg WlllllHl H Kllne A Knoell J Knoll Nmcent T Kostos Joseph Krws lsch I' Mlss Mrs I' I' I I Ind Mrs Ind MIS and In In 'HIL M nrv R W1ll1am Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Geor e Kronblr B Kslvston Kul1l S J Laschenskn Edu ard Lauth Joseph Leonard W Leslczvnskl oseph J Leu 1s Glll Loss IS Mr ohn Lueente A Lvnch Mr ind Mrs lmes Wllllam V Lvneh W llt r MacF ldven ohn M1gUlfC Sr I' I' 0 I' I' I' I' and Mrs Felxce Maleron and Mrs A L Malcarnev and Mrs Francxs Mlllon n F Malloy and an and and an Mrs Mrs Mrs M1 s Mrs oseph F Malott Leon T Mankowskl F Manllo E F Mannmg Domlnlc Manzo r an Mrs Eu3,ene R Marnno Harry G Marks Franc1s V Marom Mr and Mrs John B Mathews Mr Leo Matosky Mr and Mrs L J McAdams Mrs James P McAluney Rev Francns A McCloskey Mr Harry P McCorm1ck J A McCorm1c Mr and Mrs Thomas P McDonnell Mr and Mrs J H. McElroy, S Mxss Margaret McElvenny Mrs Joseph1ne Mclilvenny ,NZ N11 Ind N118 I'I'lnLlS 11 MLG1ll Mr ind MIS Henrv F MLC11ll Ch lrles MeG1nley I' I' 1' I' I' In 'UIC 'lllt IHC an IDL N rs Mus M1s Mrs Mrs IN rs F1 anC1s MLGolclr1cl ohn P MeGoxs ln Leo MLKCIIIIH ohn MLKICI III Charles MLL ffertv Dlnlel MLLlUghllH N11ch tel C McManus Mr 1n1llN1rs x'1LNlIlCy Edwlrd MeN1ehol S Helen K MLNulty Dr Nlcholas Melchwrre r U1der1co M1lan1 I' I' I' I' I' I' Anna Mlllcl and Mrs C E M1llcr Joseph V M155 t Alexander Mogey and Mrs Charles Moller and Mrs F1 ank Mor ln and Mrs Frank X Mor3.,an Marun Moser Joseph A Moylan And r r N rs Mnss r r Mrs Mrs Mnss r r Mrs r rew J Mulherxn and Mrs Charles H Muller and Mrs Hugh Mull1n Anna Mulvev Helen T Murphy and Mrs John C Murphy and MIS John J Murphy Joseph A Murphy Joseph Murphv Kathleen L Murphy and Mrs and Mrs Peter F and Mrs Thomas J Murphy Peter F Murphy Murphy Damel F Murray Francxs J Murray Mrs Wnlllam J Myles Floyd T Nasutl Mr and Mrs John C Nettleton John Nettleton Mr and Mrs Joseph C Nettleton Mr and Mrs F A Nolan Walter F Norrls Mr and Mrs James O'Br1en A '- J C - ' I' J . 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