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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1955 volume:

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Joseph was a carpenfer, and wifh +he fools of his frade he buili' +hings like chairs and chesfs ouf of wood. Teachers, like car- pen+ers, are pracfical arfisfsg and here ai' +he Prep fhe feachers, under fhe pafronage of S+. Joseph and wifh +he fools of fheir frade, build Chrisfian men oul' of boys. They have been doing 'rhis since I85I. The I955 Chronicle is +he record of buf one year of fhis spirifual carpen+ry. fm , , ff 'Em wflifwfwg 75 QM: H 2. b 7.62 ff , Af S . .1 6 X .2 5 9 QI. 'Q , . If I Q M4 ,af ' ' ,I W L H! , ,,, ff 1 ' , ,gn ia 41 J ' 54: - 7 7 - ., 'W 1 f fu 4 W Q f , X f , ,. Wy., 1 1 .11 .Q Lf ' y l f I l ff Q 'H , X Q jg ' ' W A J 'W MM ,ffw Q , ff , f 'f y , , fzffk G if , Q vfwf' A fi' ZW , fi 9 fur QQ, ' kv ii . 44 Q Rf, -x lk ' af' DEDICATIUN Lf- 2 :A 54' 923 The late Mr. Himes and St. Joseph were both builders of a sort, for whereas St. Joseph built things like chairs and chests, Mr. Himes, as a teacher par excellence built men, Christian men. But Mr. Himes had more in common with St. Joseph than their analogous vocations as builders. St. joseph was more than a carpenter. He was also the foster father of our Lord. And Mr. Himes was more than a teacher. He was a foster father to us all. He guided us, patiently explained our short comings, and praised us for our small achievements with the devotion of a father. He dedi- cated his life to us, the students of the Prep. There are many seniors in the class of '55 who would not be graduates of St. Joe's but for Daddy Himes. We loved him and respected him as have thirty-five years of Prep students, and to his memory we respectfully and lovingly dedicate this book. l954 l F y' 1 W, Mum ff yn Z QM Q ? 7 f f .rff f X gg! f f-1 ., f 5 'f f X if!!-I f . ,wwf Z AW FATHER RECTOR'S MESSAGE The Seniors: Most of us ordinary mortals find it difficult to identify joseph, the Carpenter of Nazareth, with St. Joseph. The Carpenter of Nazareth experienced difficulty getting lumber for his customers. He had to pound what corresponded to pavement in those days to get work Ccompetition then as now was keenj. He had all the anxieties of an honest man who tried conscientiously to meet his monthly bills. St. joseph, however, was also a saint. Hence his diffi- culties, labors and anxieties were not Wasted. Rather they were transformed by high purpose into acts of holy love The lesson of his life is for you. We have tried in the Jesuit tradition to form you into Christian men. But we cannot spare you the difficulties, labors and anxieties of life. Imitate joseph, the Saint, when they come. Transform them by high purpose into acts of holy love for God and His Mother. Go to Joseph in prayer, too. He is perfectly in sympathy with your daily dozen troubles of one or other sort, Sincerely in Christ, Very Rev. joseph A.,Cawley, S.j. President. 4 , . fff My V, 1 f ' 1 , M , 4 2 .1 Z ,r ff if ' f V Z J X .,f' ,' f f ily, 2 V259 '1f34'l!? V 1, ,mfg , Q ' Il, f., ,XKQ f A ..,l 1 .,V, :ff 3512, I, V -an 5 1 , if 21452 Q fgf , if ff 4 W 7 vw-4-wk V-My Q wlwiik wg, Mix ' ,, , ff if '4 If X ,X , , , ,ing 3 , 'i Y 'W w A vw 1 4, , wx WM .X XM -w--'ms -M-.mm 4 A X ,gui f' f Jamifwmfff,--ml-11 , Mwwmqar,v,g,,.N,.. .,, f,m.,qyA4g J pf., fW,m,y!,,,,,f ,'749Wn1,,Q an Fafher William F. Pichla, S.J., has iusl' compleled his sixlh year in +he imporlanl' and busy iob of Sludenl' Counsellor, always available fo help us find ourselves. Fa+her Thomas J. Linskey, S.J., our quie'r and efficienl' iugmasler assumed his responsibilily as lop man in 'l'he discipline cleparlmenl' fhis year. A member of lhe class of '39, he knows whal il' is like lo be on bolh sides of fhe fence lhere picfurecll. Bro. Paul F. Brennan, S.J., Bro. Charles F. Maher, S.J., and Bro. Sfanley C. Leikus, S.J., are in charge of Church, Recfory and School mainfenance re- speclively. Bro. Leikus, nalurally, is mosl' known 'l'o us, having lhe responsibilily of reminding us lhaf hallowed halls are 'ro be hallowed. Q Falher Francis J. McVeigh, S.J., lhe Treasurer, is one of lhe behind lhe scenes men al fhe Prep. Wifh 'lhe aid of Miss Theresa Gormen, Miss Marie Rooney and Miss Cafherine Fifzmaurice ll. +o r.l he keeps 'fhe books balanced. Fa+her McVeigh also conducfed our Senior Refreal' +h'is year-and wifh greal' eflecf. Miss lrene Condron, Secrelary 'lo 'rhe Regisfrar, has helped lo keep fhe fronl' office running smoolhly for fwo years. Mr. Charles J. Bonhage is more +han our Regis+rar. He is a fine Prep fradilion of +hir+y-six years slanding. ws Qx X x f fn 9. www I Mr. Thomas E. Pyne, S.J., and Mr. Lawrence V. Keegan, S.J., bolh inslill lhe funclamenlals of Lalin and English info lhe Freshmen. Mr. Pyne is also 'lhe compe+enl' coach of 'fhe J.V. Baskelball Team and Mr. Keegan fhis year inifialecl 'lhe very acfive Phofography Club. Fr. William J. Lanigan, S.J., Fafher Edward L. Brennan, S.J., and Mr. James W. Moore, S.J., help fo carry on lhe classical lradilion al' lhe Prep. Fafher Lanigan has supervised fhe wonderful Senior Proms in recen+ years, Falher Brennan, +he fine an- nual plays, ancl Mr. Moore, 'rhe successful Freshman Debaling Teams. Mr. Charles E. Bar+on, Mr. J. Gordon Wrighi' and Mr. Thomas F. Murray are pari' of 'Hue +radi+ion af S+. Joseph's, and give forebears. They are fhe mainsfays of and can 'I'ruly be said 'ro offer a liberal in June, since all summer he provides his summer camp in Vermonf, Camp Bre us a 'rhorough course in +he ways of our Prep our Hisfory Depar1'men+, among oiher fhings, educafion. Mr. Wrigh+'s 'leaching is noi over an informal educafion 'For many preppers ai' beuf. Fr. James A. Marlin, S.J., a greai' aihleie of 'lhe class of '2I, reiurnecl ihis year when Mr. Himes passed away. He ieaches Laiin and English, and is as loyal and siuclious a follower of 'rhe ieams as any siudeni. Faiher Charles A. Schnorr, S.J., and Fafher J. William Hammeff, S.J., came +o 'rhe Prep ihis year. Faiher Hammeif ieaches English and Greek and lec'I'ures in Religion. Fafher Schnorr, resuming 'ihe old 'lracliiion of fhe class ieacher ieaches iusi' aboui' everyihing 'lo his homeroom class, I K. He was here as a scholasiic from '44 'ro '47. Mr. James D. Shenlcel, S.J., one of ihe new members of ihe Laiin and English Faculiy, is also fhe associaie moderafor of ihe Band. ,r.r M. my 3 yu 'Wifi J' iff 'YK f flnfwfffy ,,,,, ,, f,4,ff,,9A ff Z sf.-, 3.1 7,5 Amwfffyfr w' lgfgwg ,QW J Mr. Anihony Sylveslro ancl Mr. James K. Breene, new members of our lay facul+y. Mr. Sylves+ro drills +he Freshmen in La'I'in and English and Mr. Breene's main iob is feaching English +o 'rhe seniors. Coach of our remarkably improved foolball A member of fhe Class of '48, Mr. William 'ream, Mr. John J. Dermigny also heads our J. Farnom re+urned fhis year 'ro ieach La+in physical eclucafion program. and His+ory. ' f 2 E i Q i xl Q , Mr. Francis M. O'Connor, S.J., Mr. John P. McGinly, S.J., and Mr. Thomas J. Sweeney, +hree 'leachers of our na'rive language, are here picfured ll. +o r.l a+ Mr. McGin+y's Book Slore. Mr. O'Con- nor runs +he Senior Soclalily. Mr. Sweeney besides running 'lhe Freshman Soclalify also coaches 'rhe Freshman Baslcelball Team. Fr. Francis J. Bradley, S.J., an oulsfand- ing member of 'Phe Class of '2I, has been back al +he Prep for four years. His me+hods of leaching Freshmen and Sophomores Lalin are as effedrive as 'rhey are lively. He is also responsi- ble for +he wonderful lime had by all al' recenl' Junior Proms. Mr. Joseph A. Ma'Hern is a legend here a+ S+. Joseph's. In his day-he has been here since I9I9-he has faughl' iusf aboul everylhing, always wifh fhe same maslerful fechnique and wilh fhe same underslancling. He is now fhe sole componenl' of fhe German Deparlmenf. We shall remember him as 'rhe man who lreafed us like men. Mr. Paul V. Os+erle, S.J., our genial school Librarian also 'reaches Second Year Laiin. Mr. J. A. Mori+z ancl Mr. Earl J. Har'l'. Mr. Morih has made Ma+h in+eres+ing 'ro skep+ical sfudenis for six+een years. Mr. Har'r has inslrucied us in Maih and Physics wi1'h equal finesse for eleven years. He is also 'rhe Direclor of A'rh- le+ics. Mr. John J. Gaffney, Fa+her James P. Mallon, S.J., and Mr. D. Terence NeHer, S.J., have 'lhe 'I'ask of in+roclucing +he Freshmen 'lo 'I'he abs'rrac'r rigors of Algebra. Mr. Gaffney has been asking for 'ForgoHen homework now for eighl' years. Fr. Mallon, 'l'he Chaplain a+ S+. Joseph's Hospi+al, refurned +o leaching lasi' Fall +o help 'I'ry 'lo fill Mr. Himes' shoes. Mr. Ne++er, who also mocleraies +he Yearbook, is in his firsl year of feaching. Fafher John G. Fay, S.J., our energelic and beloved 'leacher of Biology, does noi' confine his leaching 'lo his formal class hours buf confinues 'ro communicaie his knowledge afler school by means of 'l'he Biology Club and lhe series of lecfures which he has been giving lo lhe seniors in his five years of leaching here as a priesi. Mr. John S. Blong, Mr. John Woodward, S.J., and Mr. J. Carroll Bourg, S.J., are lhree of The newer Ma'l'h Teachers ai lhe Prep. Our Baslceiball Team is under Mr. Blong's able lule- lage. And on Mr. Bourg's shoulders resl' 'lhe responsibilily of 'rhe lradiiionally 'Firsl rale Prep Band. Mr. Joseph A. Ruggiero has been making ihe funda men'I'als of chemisfry palafable +o ihe science s'I'u denfs for four years. Y IFA, ,ia 1 X 5 , in ff Y ' 1 THE T00 The +eacher, being a unique sor+ of craf+sman, has a unique sei' of fools. The curriculum is, of course, his main +ool. Bui' +he fine poinfs of educafion are +he work of olher +ools as well: spiri+ual exercises, sporis, clebafing, dramaiics ancl all +he o+her acfivifies af fhe Prep. ,WW,,,,, 42 lla Mr. O'Connor, S.J., and the Senior Sodalify. And one of them, a doctor of the law, asked him, tempting him: Master, which is the greatest com- mandment in the law? Jesus said to him: Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with thy whole heart, and with thy whole soul, and with thy whole mind. This is the greatest and the first commandment. John, 22. The hrst aim of the Sodality, self sanctihcation, we tried to fulfill by our meditations, rosaries, com- munions, examens of conscience and spiritual read- ing. Each of us explored the way to God through Mary and found that it was congruent with the straight and narrow. L ..., And the second is like to this: Thou salt love thy neighbor as thyself. On these two commandments dependeth the whole law and the prophets. I bid. The second aim of theSodality, the sanctification of others, we tried to fulfill by teaching Latin and Math to freshmen who found it hard to catch on, by instructing Puerto Rican children in their cate- chism, and by doing hospital work at St. Iosephls Csee picture opposite pagej on Saturdays. By doing this we began to realize that we were not islands unto ourselves but part of the Mystical Body, and that by helping others we also help ourselves. SENIUR SODALITY OFFICERS Prefect: Robert Lamb Vice-Prefect: Peter O'Brien Assistant Prefects: Thomas Burns, Thomas Gough Student Council Representative: Joseph O7Brien Faculty Moderator: Mr. Francis M. O'Connor, SJ gy Z y ,, Mk M4 ,Eh L 1, Aly V V 'ff N, S Q XSS 3 , 1 , iw ' 1 M, 7,4 W ! , f nz f .13 7' f f K , af K ,,,, A 4 7 K , ,,, f 8515? M I if V f i 4 Q 'iw wi 1 x, x 'a . 4 ' i v IAQ, , . I fs I J g 9 5 W ,ww CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME For us the apostolate was first and foremost the class- room. Studies being the main obligation of our state in life, as students we felt that first things should be taken care of first. Therefore we discussed such things as respect for authority, class order, cheating and the like, and in some small way we tried to do something about them. Recently, for example, we started a little editorial sheet to comment on the good and bad attitudes of the students. We also tried to carry out an apostolate of school spirit. We made sure that everyone in the school and as many as possible outside of the school knew of its games, its activities and its accomplishments. The soul of all this work was, of course, our interior sodality life of Marian devotion and the imitation of Mary's Son. OFFICERS Prefect: John Flanagan Junior Officers: Frank Nash, Michael McManus Discussion Leaders: Bernard Currie, Vincent Genovesi Al Heumann IUNIUR SUDALITY 'gi' Mr. Bourg, S.J., and the Junior Sodality. i r..,. I f Vw f -Q f 1, ff! 27 Mr. Osferle, S.J., ancl lhe Sophomore Sodahfy SOPHOMORE SUDALITY Woman, behold thy Son. Son, behold thy Mother. John, 19. Our Lord gave us Mary to be our Mother. She was His dying gift. Hence Mary, the mediatrix of all graces, is the supernatural Mother of all of us. As brothers in the one family of God and Mary we met each week to forward the 'ffamily interestsf' which are to save and sanctify all men. In particu- lar we did this by a study of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, which as the continuation of our Lord's sacrifice on Calvary, remains the most important means of salvation. We also tried to live the lesson of the Mass by collecting toys for the Puerto Rican children at Christmas, by collecting stamps for the missions and by tutoring underclassmen who needed help. OFFICERS Prefect: Harry Halloran Vice-Prefects: Edward Gottsman, Thomas Carlin, Joseph Jerome Treasurer: Richard Wickersham Mr. Sweeney, S.J., and the Freshman Sodalify. Candidates should especially be persons of irre- proachable conduct . . . and they must be resolved upon their being faithful in the observance of the Rules. Before the final reception there shall be a probation of not less than two months. -From Rules 23 and Z4 of the Sodality. The Freshman Sodality is really a pre-Sodality, that is, a period of probation in which the Sodalists- to-be for not to bej become acquainted with the nature and obligations of the Sodality. Thus the ERESHMAN Slllll-llITY essential work of the probation in Freshman year was to help the candidates and the moderator make the all important decision. On the part of the candidates this decision was: am I really able and willing to consecrate myself for life to Mary with all that such a consecration entails? On the part of the moderator this decision was: does the sodalist give reasonable evidence that he knows what he is doing and seriously means to do it? GIRARIJ COLLEGE TEACHERS No cleric in a garb which distinguishes him as such is allowed in Girard College, the magnificent scholarship school for boys whose fathers have died. But the Catholic children there are permitted to come to the Prep, only a few blocks away, to learn their catechism, and prepare for their First Com- munions and Confirmation. These young boys are A group of +I-ie boys from Girard College studying basic Theology. taught by a group of seniors and juniors under the direction of Mr. Cahill, SJ. Otto Hentz, Bill Han- ley, Larry Socci, Charles Reid, and Gavin Muir prepared the boys for Confirmation this year, while Ed Harkins, Frank Hughes, Will Pashley, Walt Simpson, john Silcox, Bob Bocchino, Frank Nash and Otto Hentz prepared them for Communion. treat: al' Morning Mass. RETREATS There is activity and activity. Most of us get so wrapped up in natural activity that we forget that there even is such a thing as supernatural activity. Retreats at school are a special time set aside to remember that there is such a thing. There are three retreats during the year. Before the old boys even arrive, the anew boys go on retreat. Some experienced priest C this year it was Fr. Thomas Brew, S.j.j tells them the aims of a Jesuit school and tries to get them off to a good start. Their whole four years must be ad majorem Dei gloriam, their activity not only natural but also supernatural. But the retreat in first year needs to be bolstered by new resolutions in second year, and so on during the four years. And so every fall the sophomores, juniors, and seniors go on retreat, too. This year Father McVeigh, SJ., a former navy chaplain and now Treasurer of the school, spurred the juniors and seniors on to do everything ad majorem Dei gloriam. Father Robb, SJ., tried to fan the same flame in the sophomores. The Sophomore Rel'rea+: at one of Fa+her Robb's falks. 1-'-7 The Junior-Senior Re- 2:15 The Senior Retreat: a light moment during one of Father Burke's weighty meditations. THE SENIUR RETREAT The retreat in February of Senior year deserves special mention. Its purpose is to prepare us for life after school, just as the purpose of the other retreats is to prepare us for life in school. Father Thomas Burke, SJ., conducted the senior retreat this year. For three days we spent 12 hours Q9 A. M. to 9 P. MJ under his iniluence, which was as good as it was powerful. As one senior ex- pressed it: 'KI never learned so much in three days. Or as another: He is the greatest priest I ever 77 met. Or as still another: This was tremendous. Father was equally straightforward in his talks on the Passion of Our Lord as he was in his talks on Marriage and Holy Orders, and equally eloquent. But the most impressive change came over us in silent prayer and in our private talks. It was as if the whole four years suddenly took on meaning, as if all at once we saw life as a crusade instead of just a battle. It was during the retreat, above all, that we finally realized what it meant to go to a Catholic school. N .e for of ,.,, , 4? lyvw 5 ifzf f' 4 T rex V .i 7.9 z , fr,-.fa-.r.r. Q- Wkfj f , ' ' Z 1 T T E Mr f 1 fx 4 I f Cf 1 je 4 . WL 35 I li ,. f, gg1f'Z KD4sf.a,u,f!pi H ,Qi ,, . R . te 5 . : , 4 Y , V sg , ' 4, 1 2. X f L 4. 'fi A 3 Mr. O'Connor, S.J., leads a Missa Recifafa. From the very hrst day of school, when God's blessing is called down on the year's work at the Mass of the Holy Ghost, the Holy Sacrifice has the dominant role that is due to it in our life at the Prep. The sermon at the opening Mass this year added to the traditional solemnity. Father Dennis Comey, SJ., preached it with the honesty and elo- quence that has made him so effective. The subject was Wise Guysf' and it struck home. fl! ASS All during the year there was daily Mass in the Students, Chapel. And every Friday the Knights of the Blessed Sacrament, a formidable company which comprised almost the entire student body, attended Mass in the Gesu Church. There was always something militant about those Masses, something that made us want to shout of our Faith from the rooftops. The allar boys in a Jesuil school band +oge'l'her in +he name of S+. John Berchmans, lhe Jesuil' scholaslic who became a sainl' by doing ordinary lhings exlraordinarily well. The seniors here piclured are merely a fraclion of 'l'he many boys organized +o assisl' al' +he Holy Sacrilices. THE ST. IUHN BERCHMANS SUCIETY Faiher Pichla, S.J., organized a choir lhis year 'ro sing a+ 'rhe Knighis of 'rhe Blessed Sacramenl' Masses every Friday and on olher special occasions. Under 'lhe direclion of Mr. Frank S. Plegge if has enhanced 'rhe sacred ceremonies 'lhis year and will undoubledly become a permanenl' aclivily al' lhe Prep. ll is hoped 'l'ha'l' il' will some day develop info a glee club. CHUIR T yu ffkf , '. QM. A y' ' e',jijA1 ' V new , 8 4 ' 4' 4 W ,, , f A , MWYIWQ ff i 'f X nf f jf f wff -My if Z 5? C K ,fl va U ,V I J 4 I , ,V f L, , , I ,, fy aff, I vm X . FQ . ' W' 'f gr rf' A A W' Wu, ff, f f Affjfmh, I YW? K Y L ' ' f 1 ,,,lf' X fl - fr I ,ww ffff X , , X 47, ,y ' X. A 4 ff f ik 1 2, 7' 1 X fx 55 W A gpg 'Y' 0 in . 4 ,H ,Q 4 J my f ,f 7 fn 147, X ' 1 w , ', ,' kf -' , f -1 ,. ,ff f, Q f, I 1 V, f , f , f , , ,1,.4 4,,x! H V: , WA My I 5 ,X 44146, IQHJZM 7,1 A ,f ' . ' V 4' ,fm f f ' ,f ' ,gf g X , ,, ' fy f . 'Z K Z, . , ' f ,M , ibm, : A 4 1,4 4 1 ,- ,, f fn, ffm NVQ, , Wy, f Q ., 1' , ' ,gy , lf ' 1 V ffl? Wifwfi ff! ov : ,- ., , ' , , as 4 9 7. I W ' If ' ' ' f -, , f , if ' I 1 f 'f .Y fp, , f ff if 0 -' .vV, A 4- 1 - ' f-: ff Q , if Q ,V ' , W f' V -07 'V' ,f r in 2 75, . if ,A l:.- A , raw if I V MMM? I V4 , , y . 3 V, ,y N Ii V , , ,I , , mf. I , W-4' uf if MLK f4W at A I If ,,V, , ig 6 ,, 7, I if Froni' Row: Brady, Grandy, McBride, O'Donnell, Scanlon, Harlxins, Carlin, Haughion, Giannini, Flanagan, Lynch, Owens. Second Row: McGill, Branka, Hneleski, Garri+y, Hynes, McNulty, Rob- inson, Walsh, Slawek, Geib, Connors. Back Row: Line Coach Lemoniclc, Coyne, Mallon, Giuliani, Gannon, Rigler, McDonnell, Ward, OH, lnfrieri, Nolan, Head Coach Dermigny. FO0TBAll The late summer sun drains every drop out of you as you run and block and tackle on that deso- late field in Cape May, Now you are back in Philadelphia. Football Camp, the first stage of the battle, is over. You think of winning and nothing else. It is October and your first game. You give everything but you lose. You lick your wounds for a week and then tear back into the fight. But something is missing. You lose again. Two of your star teammates are seriously injured. De- pression keeps you and the rest of the team down in the next game. And in the next-you pick yourself up and conquer! You battle through the next two games with little luck. Then one of the early wounded stars rejoins the Pleiad. Spirits gain momentum and your two biggest rivals are crushed in your last two games. The season is over. Perhaps you were not a star and did not receive public recognition. Perhaps even your friends seem to overlook your efforts. But your teammates know of them and respect you for them. You have gained self respect, too, by seeing a difficult enterprise through. You have gained in bodily strength and in the manly virtues of courage, perseverance and self-sacrifice. Star or bench-warmer, in your heart of hearts you know that the experience was eminently worth it. ,G rs Leff lo Righ'l': Co-Caplain Garrily, Assl. Coach Keuny, Ass'l'. Coach Mellef. Head Coach Dermigny, Line Coach Lemoniclz, Asst Coach Kelly, Co-Capfain Lamb. Halfbaclc ea! A ,fig X I wf ,,..r O'Dle O'Donnel Halfbaclc Denny Flanagan Halfback W ,,,f 7 Joe Connors Guard . f lf! , iw gf G, in ' -., fa ,gmac 1 . G - 4 ' 'N' . , 'fs A ' I 7,1 .rf , V fy ., 1 h, l , ' 'V ' N I ifffflh, ,. , ,. Q . V V , ' A ff ' Q V Nace Hnelsk' jfs X n f gfff , f 2,-We f - rl-15 -2: p I Duck Glannlnl ' , ' ff: sf' ,UQ X,lZg'j ' nw ', ,: 'i- m'WY-Q, f U'dns5xVuf5dmma .,,,. 1 , ,414 Nfyp r Q,4,m , 4A fy, df X K Ah ,, ,Q fl Jlrg iz i l 1 l Vince Nolan .5 ,:- f',1,,h . Guard V ' vi , V' , y 'fa II ll -II 4 k. ,xv fy 14 Pol MCG! V ' . 1 I, .5131 ' 'fe'fixH- f1f-1,13 9 '- ,f E , . ' G4 Guard . 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VW, , g 44244, Jack Branka Tackle Dick Giuliani Tackle The Firsi Team iusi' before fhe opening of The season: Backfield ll. io r.l: Scanlon. McBride, Giannini, Lamb. Line ll. fo r.l: Garrify, Rigler, Connors, Hneleski, McGill, Hynes, Robinson. Sadie Haughion Halfback uydl' . . . as you run and block and iackle on 'I'ha+ desolafe field in Cape May. 1 I, Q ,yd fa , ff 2 , sg, - 1 1, 'l 1 M ,1 114 ff 7 ,,1 ,5,,,::., . fl Lp Fx. 7, ,. 'Q 1, f V 'mhkM All I ' ' I ., ,Lf , .ki in R 6fSQ.bf.,. , wi 13 X 9 W A 9 T - T s sggsfar T. beyy fine, M A 4 .. f ' rf i ,ia 1 T f 1 V1 q. ' M T18 Ay . , as yy .. y, y W T y gy l . 4, A I M ll 1 ' ' Q' Q ,rw , ' a M.. ,ff f ' T V ,oi in 9 f f w if' 1 - M2114 1 Q ff 3 ' ,. , , i, s --if A ,. v H' 1' 1 1 sf , V usd. . f , 74 , , ,. s , ,sfrlizesg 1,5 ff X 4 .1 V' 1,2 ,ingvoi - . 1, ' ,T J: rf at ,. . s lg: Jff Q , W T A 1 .15 Q: v ,su I , 4 if if J U? , 'L 4 - Q ' 'I , J . ,. .ze N , Q ,. - 7'2 ' 4 1- gg. Hi- 5- V aff' V3 J 1 Zi: 'lf . A 1. twlff ' 'nf ,, w4:.i, f7' L ' , '41 wk if . A- M ' wx. : 5 -ws yy . A. , .- ,, - ,. 1 . .ik Bunny McBride Quarlerback End Vince Garriiy Encl W w4gW'w kwa vw f,4,,av.v,r,f yawn if ,W A 39 Q 5, ,.fr.wfffi,,,4r,,wfzw3Mz?' f 'iin il y Jim Robinson Bob Lamb Halfback Dick Scanlon Halfback g an ,nn.' f , gr . V- 4' ,AW ,9',, f -11 , if 1,4 :asf fb H 'ff I ,ww ,ff 1 . w of 1 if I Mg, , 'aff' , w 'wx 3 ' . I 1 W in 'f M V, f ff 11 'WL' ' , ,.,, -.i,, V , ' fre? 1 M f ' V U. ol' 411 .A in r A rr r 1 r r e in , ,, Giannini a+ Sou+h: a bull in no china shop. The pira'l'es were pacing +he deck when Scanlon ran 75 yards 'ro +ie +he score in +he second period. Four quarfers of rough sailing barely goi ihe ci+y champions in'ro harbor, I2-6. ST.lAMES SUUTH S+. James: Harkins clears 'ihe deck for Scanlon. Bui' an iniury ridden Prep crew losi' ihe day, 35-7. WEST McBride 1321 passes and runs. Momenfary realiza+ion of Prep pofeniial a+ West Hearfbreaking iniuries of Co-Capfain Bobby Lamb and Quarierback Donny McBride broughi' our spiri'I's down even lower fhan 'Hue 27-7 loss. 16 ef-fp:-. --.V ...ww , f' ' 'V , e 15 f 2 :VA f - , f Q , , , I 69 Aw 6 it A jp . Q .V, , z M 0, , U , M A 17. V f 7e'ee2 ' r , 4 f , 1 Q ,, wH'm4.,,QA 4 f W f' V f , , mm Wx, L, V, yr I , 3 .724 1 ee ,5l - ff ' WXZ, 'f ' 0 'Q , H 4 ffff H: fog ,V 1 f 'M' 1 1 'ffm' f W wtgwiffan Widen! ST. TOMMY'S Before lhe S+. Tommy's game: Leo Carlin l24l warms up for a cool vicfory. The bench during fhe Sf. Tommy's game: always The mosi' absorbed specfafors. The Open Field: All-Caiholic Scanlon helps a resurrecfed Prep Eleven 'lo degleam lhe Golden Bears. 44 my 1 The crowd roars ai The S+. Tommy's game: vicfory fasfes ihe sweeier affer 'lhree hungry weeks. Piclures don'+ lie: Garri+y scores nullified T. D. al' LaSalle lsee arrow poinfing io ihe boundary of 'I'he end zonel. Buf LaSalle's LiHle Explorers le? nofhing sfop fhem in 'rheir quesf for fheir 24-0 vicfory. F E CID 2 F F I'l'I ' N ? ' '- , ,S 'E a f 4 , .,e, A N 4 l ' l L liifiilie A' ' 5 'g , ,f lx vita' , Q . Q fu 5 + Qgg':4-ru. .15 ---- 3 on x X . Q , 4 ' 1- 9-1 Y X - N , xx N g 5 ' 4 Q f 54 Q NN lb 11 Q , ,,!'. A 1 5 1 i 1 ' , QQ-f'f'vX-,Q Q X X 1. ix' 1 ,X - Q- . X l 44 N will f e X -NN? 'x S fx 11314 Sf xt Q h X Q 3 ...,.. 1 i sf 5 A Q 51 ge- f i . X ' N R aid N Q 'N - . f ,Q I X 1 N 'X X 'se l A ' 5 E N .QNX - S if -aff N , Q .I ,, , A .,l,x N E i .. ,ga EX ew 1 -N , X Q, ,wr 4 P 5.54 fi Q .. wr Q! Norfh Ca+holic: Hawlrlel' Harkins oufflies a Falcon. NURTH M fy .Zi T. D. Larry Harkins scores. Col- lege calibre quarferloaclcing loy Donny McBride, slrikingly and permanenlly realized +he Prep pol'enl'ial al' lasl'. The firsl' win al' Afler 'lhe game: ihe l'eam which finally found Halfiime al Roman: Co-Caplain Garrify meclifalesg ifself. Senior Manager O'Brien looks iesui+ical. Manager Freeney freis. bfi me iia LL Q3 Norlh in 8 years, I8-I3. a 1 Turkey Day Classic: Scanlon gains. And il' was gain, gain, gain, by an inspired eleven. RUMAN Triumplmal finish 'lo a lense season. Expressions on 'rhe +eam members' faces 'I'ell beHer ihan any worcls could wlial' +l1e 34-20 viciory over Roman Calholic mean? +o lhe Prep. kqmahl The Beginning-Exhibition vicfories Uike fhis one against Haverfordl made us eager for the sfarf of 'lhe season. All pre-season predictions pointed toward the Palestra. We drilled the fundamentals in practise. Then, after the scrimmages, we practised even harder to sweat out the mistakes we made in the warm-ups. We lived basketball. Our exhibition victories against Northeast and Bok, two of the powers in the Public League, plus the student en- thusiasm for a winning team made us eager for the start of the season. At the end of the first half, we were on top of the world and the Catholic League. We had caught the eye of everyone with our fast breaking and high-scoring. Kenny's jam-packed gym echoed with cries of 'tClmon, Joef' 'fDunk it, Jittersj' and We want Little Joe! Then we just stopped hitting. Plays that clicked before just didn't click anymore. We were still playing as hard, even harder, maybe even too hard. The final game of the season, our last chance to get in the playoffs, was up at North. Everything went wrong. We don't know what it was, maybe the pressure was too much. And yet all was not lost. What they say about sports being a school of life is true. We learned a lot under Mr. Blong's tutelage. We made a lot of friends on the other teams. We had some exciting victories under our belts. We landed two players on the All-Catholic teams. And we had a lot of fun playing basketball. The Middle-Joe Ryan gefs a shoi' off the back- board in fhe record breaking game againsi Nor+h, one of fhe first-half vicfories fha? puf us on fop of the world and The Catholic League. BASKETBML '59 X55 in LS wyn- 4 X 'W 5 - ,,,.n, T ,ff ,i ?LiZEg7 X xggjjgjw , i 53 . , L , Hd M Hi XM. f U. f. ,gi ,X w ,fl ,IK fn, , 2 s .- lhf, , ,wma 1 A Y ,I X, I Q71 f ff 71,1 yy? BASKETBALL BROLLY Dunk it, litters, they used to say-and Brolly would. He got the rebounds on the defensive and the taps on the offensive. From a family of basketballers the played against his brother at LaSalle twice this yearj, he is worthy of them. McBRIDE Bunny might have been an apt nickname for Don McBride when he first started his career in athletics but it certainly describes the opposite of his cool competitiveness now. He was the most col- lected man on the court, a true team player, and one of its biggest assets. Film' 7 ' V361 Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 50 GLENNON Joe was built for speed, like a modern car, and speed was his trademark in the games. The most colorful player on the team, he instilled enthusiasm in both players and spectators-a regular demon on the court. THE RECIIRD 7-Norlheasl' .... 9-Sou+hern ...,.... I4-Bok Voca'I'ionaI .... I6-Haverford School . I7-Gloucesfer Calholic 7-Roman CaI'hoIic ..... .... 9-Soufh CaI'hoIic ..... .... I4-S+. Thomas More. . . I6-Wesf CaI'hoIic .... 2 I-S+. James ...... 23-LaSalle ........ 26-Nor+h Cafholic . . . 30-Roman Cafholic .. 4-Souih Caiholic . . . 6-S+. Thomas More . I I-Wes? Cafholic . . . I3-S+. James ..... I8-LaSalle ....... 20-Norfh Catholic . , . SJP Opp 86 85 73 65 92 83 89 74 59 46 70 63 7 I 64 56 59 93 69 48 47 58 7 I 79 73 66 79 85 9I 53 67 6I 89 74 SI 6I 72 64 99 BROWN With a year of varsity ball still to look forward to, Brownie can already be proud of his record. Fight, height and an eye made him one of the most valuable men this year and make him the team's bright hope for next. SHOUP Paul hustled like nobody else. His height, coupled with his spirit of wget that ball, made him a power under both baskets. Along with such hopefuls as Frank Mallon, he promises the Prep another thrill packed season next year. B s xiftxx ' lyh- . 'ga .fy 15379 K .z 1 H eQy.QQl 1 .j . v 1 ' 1' ,A Y, .J F S+anding--Manager Langenus, Englesbe, Mr. Pyne, S.J. lCoachl, McFadden, Maraggr Wynn. Kneeling-Corr, Lynch, Mellon, O'Connell, Boyce. Ab- sen - urrle. With the loss of star rebounders, Paul Shoup and Tom Connolly, at mid- season the red hot J.V.ls cooled off to the degree of six straight losses. But thanks to Bill McFadden's and Bill Englesbe's fine work off the boards, to Frank Mallon's playmaking and to the outside play of Rob Currie and Ed Lynch they staged a remarkable comeback. The final tally: 9 wins and 9 losses. The fu+ure varsi+y picks up some pointers. I V BASKETBALL Currie and 'I'he ball-ou+! - ..,,...,,a.-,W .sf..es... 4,Us..,,ZM, Palma+ary's action doesn'1' seem 'ro boiher Brooks. We stressed the fundamentals of the game and teamplay, and considered ourselves as a sort of school for varsity ball. Rob Currie, Bill Englesbe and Joe Corr actually graduated during the season, which didn't help our record any, but Dick DiMonte, Bill Palmatary, Dick Simmons and the whole team filled their shoes with increasing efficiency. Let's not go into the record. Let's just say it was a season of near wins and a fine opportunity for all of us to learn from Mr. Sweeney, SJ., our coach. ls'l' Row-Palmatary, Corr, Maddalena, Simmons, Stevens. 2nd Row-Graham, Weiss. Keuny, Meakim, Englesbe. 3rd Row-Mr. Thomas Sweeney, S.J. lCoachl, Manager Hunfer, DiMon'I'e, Brooks, Currie, McGrath. FRUSH VARSITY ?R5'P N R if Q5 SD Q E10 x 'Q I ., i, X5 X 2 Englesbe oufreached for both the J.V. and the Freshmen. Mr. Sweeney, S.J., maps oui' a play in the lasl' game of the season up ai Pendergas+. 'V-22. W fn ' a i r X fl iq, V ,,......,,,Ww-3 1, , ..,, UPF, fm .uf J. QQ s-- J. 3 4g?f.4+ Rf, fww f . 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M f. 1 91 McGINLEY stroke CAI Walkerg time: 1.05.7j, the 100-yard free- style tBrian McHughg time: O.57.4J, the 220- yard freestyle CDick Cassanig time: 2.27 Hatj, and the free-style relay QDick Scanlon, John Rum- barger, Brian McHugh, and Al Walkerj. They Won seven 'out of nine first places in the individual Catholic championships. In preparation for the Villanova meet they swam teams like Dupont High of Wilmington Qthey had been 46 wins to the goodll, Germantown Academy and Hill School. They won them all. Their fourteen straight wins this year made the schoolis string of victories total up to 23. Let the record speak for itself. And to Coach Leon Macionis be the greatest praise. BURNS Cassani's fingers win one of ihe evenis ihai- won ihe meei' 'l'ha'r won ihe Caiholic Championship of Philadelphia. BUTLER !,,-n fu-X, 'QW -',,, . qx T? -. J 4 ','k if V, X Aff' wk 4,14 . Q , 6 fy 'xx ,L I xx, l Q, pf' x f lr - 5 f X V N r , I ,f. 'F N1 x X., -' D,g45!,r ' fb 4, ,xy an ,, ., I WL , X ff A ,- .Y 1 .. N I' X .,-4. , N ik N 4: f l ,J V pf' . f, -'PG ,ffl QQ ,ffl A yn ,V Q 5 ,J A 2 Q 2.4 .uf Q gn X I m ay Ssiw ff K Q X af , K y H .X 4 X -,Q at 'X K .M 4 W2 2 . J F X' N .y ,lf , , A X , ,ffhgk -V ,., . M . 9 5 12 V5 . 'lip K gl we ,sf 5' 'V X 7 X 2, 4 Zi' Q ' .. fi use 65.2, V Nu, W 7 4 U , as , W0 M M A f X f X :J Qt? 'ig MV f X F, 2 f Q ff sl , 1 f , S ,. I ,M 4 f Q ,My ,M .. J- K ff ,ff gym ,ff f , f X V' .ww , ,V AVA my ,ff f I fi ' V 'ey' l. f Af' I f lf' J ,QQ I, f 1 I .y J 1 z- 4 A if yy! 1 A N in ,V gg Q ,vw R My wg M , I as Q 41 4,1 K M ,I If .I ,. ,X fi , Qs L, 3' ,,. .3 -,A ' ,X V Q 5, 'Y V5 1 3 ' Q f' ,P fy Q' E 58 Flynn, Scanlon, f' I A ,nf I l 1 1 , Reilly, Rumbarger ancl Lynch. ,K Lf, , , f f yy' ll' X V ,f , f -' My ff, ,, 1 H, SWIMMING f... . W ' ' 'rw-f,'r1,,s - . . 'wmfliimgrt WML Q K PM :,, . rf., fm-WM J Hewi+ and Powers fake fheir mark af Penn. 'a......4 ,pg a-,vii Q:.:,lQ-51, .1-'9' We 17- 1 ., ,ff ., 1 - , ' V' lg .1 OTT Scanlon hopes in 'rlwe home s1're1'ch. 59 CITY CHAMPIONS 1 Caggani eyes yicfo,-Y, McHugh raises our hopes. Coach Macionis iakes ihe 1-radiiional plunge l l 9 Walker, Porreca, Finello, Cassani, McHugh, Currie lBerniel. Hewill. if Y XX L ,U , ,iii fl . , f y. ,gs ' A. Co-Caplains McGinley, Buller and Burns wilh lhe lrophy al Villanova. The Record Breakers-Palacio, Walker and Flynn aller selling lhe nalional Calholic meel record lor lhe medley relay. Time: I.27.4. Flynn, McGinley and Scanlon wail lor a decision aller lhe lreeslyle relay-lhe closesl race of lhe Villanova Meel. U. S. 1 ' 'Vi V- f A diff -iiyafwi' 'k , . Wil-QQ 133:-,iikgg-ia cy .5,, ,u,,-+.,- y 1- N Lvf 1 -X - l X- ,.-, M - - v ,J 'x- Q if L Q :J 56 f' difQ . QQ ff. QiQ'iQi K2-,I 1 f nf 1 Q Nr:-n N. f - . , ,,,,,.,A.:w A A , 6:1 Q M if A 355 gs- 6 di ,, ' , . , 5. , J' tW? Kf-f '51- 7 ' N ' ' 'A' 'nm 'M ' ' ' ' 'E ,Q '- , if if 11.. Q1 . A Y P ' V K R , ,i V I .X V2 ,R-Q xg 4 1 XL,., wx ,SVA .fn .R - ...,.,, - f -: X. X V M '- A ,, ffm, aw- 'A , W , MX , of J l H -mf A 1' 1 'z,, ,, ,.,.,g' ' 3 . -' i 4 .5, :. ' ' ' 4 ' ' ' 572 .C 15: g, -' f r ' - '1- . i N ,W .J - - ,, , 1 ' ' ' we ' - .r,.w, 1 v.. r by M ., .' - ,5' .., www: ' 3 ' 5 Spring pracrice ge'rs underway under ihe wafchful eye of Philadelphia's greai' pairon of finer buf less sfrenuous arfs. Sfrokel Rowing is so gruelling +ha'r Hue ieam members musi' agree 'ro 1'rain down aH'er +he season is over. Here They are seen fraining up. 3 . i Lu., 1-.v1-w-..... L i' , , LVM Q QV 54 ,MW , , W w ' uil: Ag Q I , 5' L L f-fs..e.s,K Q We W' aww ,, W' ,,,,f-ff-r um.,-f ' . .df , ,f W - ' , Af ,MW f f , may . 1, 'K J - Ill Ill 1 T r We row out of the Vesper Club down on the Schuylkill. You ought to see it. Downstairs the sculls are stacked six deep-long lean craft built for speed, Upstairs are the dressing rooms and a little club room. Pictures of championship teams crowd the walls. Trophies from all parts of the world are arranged in various cases and corners. When you find yourselves among the greats like John B, Kelly and Son it makes you want to be great, too. That is surely one of the reasons why our crew won the championship last year, and one of the reasons why Cas this is being writtenj we are out to get it again. Jimmy Manning, our coach, is a coach of cham- pions, too, and nothing but maximum effort will please him. That is another reason why we are out to win. Mr. James Manning, our coach. . . . nothing buf maximum effort will please THE BREW K X 'Q hx Associafe Edifor Joe Brady: 'I'he acfions were easy fo chronicle: H' was ihe reacfions +ha+ fook ihe fime. 1 mp9lPl, Z' The money men U. fo Bob Ko- guf, Jack Bu+ler, Paul oyne, Joe Lynch, Jack McCar'l'hy. ,W THE YEARBUUK All we can say is what we tried to do. The read- ers will have to be the judges of the results. We tried to make a book tha-t would be not only thor- ough but also readable and pleasing to the eye. Trying to devise a new formula, organizing the pa- tron drive, getting the pictures and trying to write about the actions and reactions of the 1955 Prep- pers made the afternoons from September to April too short. We learned much, especially how to organize a great many details into a unified whole. That we had a lot of fun doing it, goes without saying. Feverish activity often simmered down to bull sessions which covered both the sublime and the ridiculous. X V if N 1 1' ' xkfff '72 iv,- Edifor Jim Wilson fwifh Lamb and Lloycll: novelty and thoroughness were 'I'he aim. The wrife-ups depf. U. 'ro r.l: Earl Swiff, Noel Strick- land, Dick Hyland and John P. Kelley. THE CHRONICLE UUI-lRTERlY 'Of Mr. Alagie, S.J. lslandingl, Editors Pashley and Nash lsealedl, and lhe associate cre- alors of the new look. Some of us get tired just reading literature. Ex- posed constantly to the work of great authors from Greece and Rome, France and Germany, Eng- land and the United States, we get the urge to make, So we join the Chronicle Quarterly and try our hand at literary creation. Some of what we do is not bad for beginners Cso they tell usjg none of it is recognized as greatg but all of it is line practice. Why don't you take a look at some of the poems and stories and essays we Wrote this year? The subject range from lilial love to basket- ball. We devised a new format this year, too, under Mr. Alagias direction and inspirationg We would like you to see it. THE STAFF Wilfred J. Pashley, Edward G. Nash: Editors. Associate Edilors James E. Currie, John P. Laschenslci, Roberl' L. Bocchino, Roloerl' B. Tracy. John P. Fraunces: Business Manager. Proof reading afler-hours: no mailer how much you lry lo avoid il' the deadline is always a week loo early. Each new issue go? +he same loving a'Hen'I'iong ii' was our baby and ihere was nofhing like if. W '11 f , Vik CD Sci YA CD wi' ' , rf , 1 ,gi . f ' m ,V W Nw UU F IDR HAMBER U MERCE Q Ax 493 THE BARBELIN DEBATING SUCIETY The Barbelin Debating Society, composed of willing and able upperclassmen, has come away with the New Jersey Debating Cham- pionship five times in the last seven years, some indication of how serious it is. As this is being written, it is out to make that record six times in eight years. Already Mr. James A. Devereux, S,j,., has dispatched his force, spearheaded by Dwyer, Laschenski, Serrano and Nash to many other forensic battles at Georgetown, South River, Red Bank and Trenton. Even now he is preparing for equally de- manding competitions. Debating, however, is only one field of battle for the Barbelin in the competitive world of elocution. This year it sent Charles Dwyer into the statewide UI Speak for Democracy public speaking con- test and he came out hrst in 18,000! It sent john Laschenski to the Student Congress at South River, N. J., and he came home with a gold medal for being the best speaker in the Senate. It sent men to the World Affairs Council in Philadelphia and to the junior Town Meeting of the Air. In a day when many United States Senators hem and haw disgracefully, no one in the Barbelin doubts the im- portance of this activity. John Flanagan gesticulates in practice: there were no critics like our own Moderator and team members. , ! ',,,,f Mr. Devereux and +he Barbelin Debafers. THE BARBELIN IJEBATING SOCIETY yi 14555 Home .:,,m,4..v-, . . ,W- .g :ff D 44? John Laschenski makes a poini wi+h ihe infen- si+y fha? brough+ him a gold medal for +he besf speaker a+ fhe Sfudeni' Congress in Souih River, N. J. Briefing before a fIigh+ was fhe secrei' of suc- cess. fLef'r +o Righijz Dwyer, Laschenski, Lalley, Henfz and Bocchino. g-K Mr. Moore and his Walsh Debalers. Research before a c'leba'l'e: knowing whal' we are 'lallcing aboul' was one of l'he fundamentals. There could be no major leagues without the minor leagues and no Barbelin Debaters Without the Walsh Debaters. Mr. James Moore, SJ., through his freshmen intramural debates early in the fall scouted the newcomers for talent. Then he trained them in the fundamentals and sent them into the junior league debate tourneys. As a result, when the Walsh debaters graduate to the big leagues there will be need for work on the fine points only. The rough spots will all have been worked off, THE WALSH DEBATING SUCIETY ,f if V Q av is Q If F if 3 2 X K K X 4 'X 1 f M, x Z' Wm V J! K? X A XJ fha ? ' mf ff afw vw f Z' M., w. f K 'f 4 tix, 1 ,, 6 ,, :fi ' gf fz, fy f ' -W .1 f f' ,V Q . 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And lots of times I got pretty fed up, coming in every Saturday morning to practice, yes, and with those Thursday ensembles and with that awful marching practice during the football season. The thrill of marching at the games wasn't what it was cracked up to be, either. I used to feel pretty silly in those park-guard uniforms. At least till senior year I did. Then I began to realize that we did a lot to spur the team on. There were other brief moments when it all seemed worthwhile, too: when playing just for playing's sake was a pleasure and when I felt that this was something that would always be a pleasure for me in my off-hours. Of course, some of the boys were really in music for keeps, with their sights on a profes- sional job, and they never seemed to be fed up. But I Wanted to play the trumpet just to be able to play the trumpet, and to liven up a few parties. Nothing seri- ous. And oftentimes the work seemed to be too big a price to pay. I must admit, however, that it was differ- ent in May and to a lesser degree at Christmas, when we were giving a concert. Then, after the pre-curtain butterflys had alighted in my stomach, and when the applause after the first number was resounding through me, I was very glad that I had been in the Band. 1 ff, we 'Q 1124 -ww' 2: ,, L i 1 E ' v! lea, I R w. x W w-Hwy. ,, , f nm.-fa 7 4 93 .gig M f f 4 I . .1 2 f 51 E- ,4- THE 1955 cnncfnr BAND LEONARD KSZST Clarinef ON The Saint josepkfs Ccdlege Hxgh SL. x jwe! Al'l!'lllClfChL'? ' MR. VNU Lx , Clarmei- Tm: Lmuzfx' Bum, Mmacu Ov sawn me Tm: Luswsvuax. Ox wma GRm:sfSa.vop!1 THE Games Cmu JOSEPH HAFNER Clarinef BELLE or THE HALT, :XTLANTXC Smzcwxoxs ROBERT PIESLAK Clarinef SPANXSH WILLIAM BADARACCA Uvrzxzfuzs FROM Ks: A Mormsmxv SBXOPP-lone Axomzuwf, ,mn Rosso Sow for Soloist -f- .fa A7 GERIZLD SZCESNEY BXOPI-'one ,QA A Frznxz 5 A fr. by Pull 4 ql' s A I , Q ,av 6 3 ? y 5 X f Q L, 6 5 X 4 aw--1' 'M ,if ' va ' 0 ig 8' K , K 1 I fa M y . , M ' D - M I if I Q t Q-by 4 Q X , , . by u , Kfw N' F Treasure Island: Mr. Osrerle, S.J., needed many helpers +o keep or- der in the wonderful world of books. It Wasn't all helping Mr. Osterle catalogue books and keep them in circulation. There is something about just being around books that gives one a love of them and an appreciation of the value of reading. This was our main activity in the Library Club: exposing ourselves to books and allowing ourselves to grow in an appreciation of the wonderful world of books. THE LIBRARY CLUB I 5 4 One of Faiher Fay's discussions of The inferior life. BI0l0GY CLUB Biology awakens an interest which the scientifically minded at St. joeis can follow up in the Biology Club. It is strange but true that what can seem somewhat routine and technical in class seems wonderful and creative after school. This year the wonders which Father Fay illuminated were anatomy and comparative nervous sys- tems. In the future we hope to enter science fairs and compare notes with other budding scientists. The Chrisfmas Dance: One of +he many fine events spon- sored by fhe Student Council. THE STUDENT CUUNCIL The Student Council is a sort of collective middle-man between the Faculty and the Student Body. The Faculty nominates the members and the students vote them in. The President of the School-this year it was Vince Garrity- is the head of the group, under the supervision of Father Pichla. There are three sophomores, four junior and ten senior members. Five of the seniors.are elected and five are chosen to represent the various activities of the school, The Council meets every week, usually without a faculty member. They originate plans for rallies and dances and formulate the grievances of the students, which the Presi- dent then has the delicate task of representing to Father Lanahan. This year, besides running four fine dances and playing with finesse the delicate role of go between, the Student Council sponsored the building of a trophy case to exhibit the laurels of a hundred years. 'JJ 1-, .17 Editor Jerry Koob lfar lefll and +he men who lcepf us informed of daily evenfs al' school. A modest liHle paper The Prep covered all 'lhe significanl' news. ,HE Wm CLUB THE PREP NEWSPAPER Mr. Keegan's idea of a Photography Club this year was warmly received. We met every week. We took pictures of the various activities and tried to help meet the photographic needs of the Year- book and the Chronicle Quarterly. We all learned to use the fine cameras and the fine darkroom which the school provided. We went on field trips to try our hand at nature shots. This year was just the beginning. But it was a good beginning, we think, and an indication of good things to come from the Photography Club. A modern ar+: Presiclenl Tracy lsealecl with cameral and 'lhe club members wilh Mr. Lawrence Keegan, S.J. 117' 'af a w .. ow ,,.M.. f. 9 f ' ff E i 1 X ,Q , Q U af R fi' Q ,,, 'na Al 6 ? 8 x . 1 Q? f 1 Zn ,,., lf' 1 5 '1 J' M THE MUTHERS' CLUB The Mothers' Club has been effecting physical improvements at the Prep, smooth- ing parent-teacher relations, stimulating 'school spirit, and in general helping the school with increasing energy ever since it was founded. This year Mrs. William Lamb, the mother of senior Bob Lamb, was the President. She and her devoted organization made the annual Homecoming at the Bellevue- Stratford the biggest social and financial success ever. The Mothers' Communion Breakfast and their Card Party also came off, as they say, and achieved their aims. Nor is the Mothers' Club just a booster organization. Every month this year, as every year, the mothers met with the teachers to discuss the progress or lack of progress of their sons, and the result was always a deeper understanding of the boys. In fact, the improvements which the organized mothers of the Prep brought about were in just about every sphere. We are very grateful. The Annual Homecoming: Mothers, Fathers, Alumni, Teachers and Students. made it one big happy family gathering. WI' X! , 4. ft- I 'K . .,w,,, yy' x .xg ifffx. fl S. 5 1 'N-.., ww, 1 Q 7 Www ,,,..,,, nw, 4 , 'f If'e:'f1,7-fn.ivrffffnw--f -,, fs ' f f f. Zwi-Xfif ' ' K , , ff ' ' Y K I K f'1fQ 3 X X ,,4 fmww ! I I Q M '1A: Q, JJ l S 'A i J V ' 'mai Qi , f I if ez -lfflf l tfffw f A ' A f ff I . gf ears wt-4,1 . , The Burnses, Falher and Son: Pride in 'their sons' achieve- ments is 'l'he reward of paren- lal sacrifice. THE FATHERS' CLUB Freshman Nighi: ln spife of the heaf if was an enjoyable introduc- +ion fo the Prep Family. Falher Thomas J. Linslxey, S.J., Moderalor of +he Faihers' Club, addresses ihe guesfs al' the Baslcei- ball-Swimming Banquet. . . , was organized to advance the various en- deavors of the Faculty and Student body, religious, athletic and social, to aid in the encouragement of worthy students, to give to the community at large an understanding of the educational objectives and ideals of the Society of jesus. This year, with Dr. john Flanagan as President, the Fathers' Club ini- tiated the Freshman Fathers into the Club at the 'tFreshman Night father and son get-together. In spite of the heat, it was an enjoyable introduction to the Prep family. Besides the quiet work that was carried on all year in and out of the monthly meet- ings, the Fathers were responsible for the programs at the football games, three fine banquets in honor of the football team, the basketball and swimming teams, and the track and crew teams. At the annual Father and Son Communion Breakfast to be held in the late Spring, all connected with the Prep will have many things to be thankful for, among them, the generous support of the Prep Fathers, Club. ,f--3.0-4-'rvrvwv f 1. K ff ff. . ggi -' Q 5 , , siff,'p.5 .V i, if : f IL P 1: g :- . :iff mym' if -xx, , f:,,,,,1',,W.0. , , .,,,f, .,4 L5':.g,x5g '- M x,g11Q.f31q. L b . ,wif ,Z . P , ,fi .fegggggriaizkcirs , 'Q '15 THE FRESHMEN They come to us from points Nor-th, South, East and West. They are of at least 57 varieties with this in common, they are green, scared, eager and full of expectations, great expectations. The greenness of the lumber, however, does not faze the craftsmen of St. Joe's-they have been at the trade too long. The drying out process takes just about all of first year. They remain scared for about a month. Then the Freshmen begin to see through the 'tbig time pose of the upperclassmen, to know their way around, to feel all too at home. The eagerness continues for various lengths of time. Some begin to slacken almost immediately and only the whip keeps them going. Some seem to have limitless energy and ambition and never let up till gradua- tion. Most of them oscillate between eagerness and slackness. And what of the great expectations? In some cases they are disappointed. In some respects they are happily surprised. In all cases the reality turns out to be far different from the dream that lies behind the wide eyes of every Freshman. E Isl' Row-Carislo, Slack, Wallowicz, Kahler, Brooks, McGovern, Grimes, Gleadall. 2ncl Row-Rook, Ryan, Bender, Lewis, McDermo'H, Yoshida, Chapman. 3rd Row- Milchell, PaH'on, Kelly, Esposilo, Cullen, Lacovara, Doyle, DeBenedeH'o. 4'rh Row- Tofo, Nichols, Mosser, McElderry, Adams, Raniseslzi, Mr. Moore, S.J. I 1 a . . . green, scared . . . Isl' Row--Darrow, Lacey, Ravelli, Currie, McFadden, Leyden, Bride. 2ncl Row- Monaghan, Kalhammer, Kelly, Lanciano, Penfino, Troiano, Niclclas. 3rd Row- Grourlce, Benz, BlueH, Duclcwor+l1, Carl, Gleadall. 4'll1 Row-Malfara, Sclnanne, Sabuiis, Churchill, Brown, Finlay. 5'rh Row-FiH', McDermo'H', Scipione, Young, Mr. Sweeney, S.J. Ill V-ui. Eager, and full of expec'ra+ions The drymg oui' process . . . lsi' Row-Lloyd, Hun+er, Salera, Duffy, Schorpp, Nicofera, Mooney. 2nd Row- Fisher, Scioli, Darrah, Demski, Guinosso, Andersen. 3rd Row-Ciasullo, Sosnowski Waliers, McGra+h, Husied. 4+h Row-Adomanis, Reardon, Slawek, Lange, Turner Burgoyne. 5+h Row-Zambelli, Kalicki, Dwyer, Mr. Sylvesfro. v ,,,, L? They are scared for aboui a monih IH Isi' Row-McGuinness, Anderson, Uhland, Barnes, Kaminski, Dale, Dunphy. 2nd Row- DeSalvo, Novak, Spifz, Kerns, Rescigno, Bogan. 3rd Row:-Saxon, Hannan, Zappala, Burns, Zygmunf, Concordia. 4+h Row-Flood, Carroll, Weiss, Halloron, Phillips. 51h Row-Hyland, Lyon, Seger, Maschi, Mr. Keegan, S.J. 4 Isl Row-Urbani, Scalies, Corrigan, O'Brien, Sheehan, Englesbe, McAnul'fy. 2nd Row-Rodriguez, Gordon, Mulligan, McDonnell, Dalo, Casson. 3rd Row-Mazzola, Bohn, Sladalnik, Del Corio, Burlon. 4+h Row-McLaughlin, Mingle, Mealcim, Law- rence, Welsh, Pinlo. Lasl Row-Perrol, Obrechl, Kapuscinski, Apxpalucci, Mr. Pyne, S.J. The eagerness confinues for various leng+hs of lime. Isi' Row-Hanssens, Piun+i, Daly, Brennan, Wynn, Gagliardi, Arino. 2nd Row-Ushka, Coleman, Byrne, Canferino, Karaska, S+an+on. 3rd Row-Knowles, CaH'afes'I'a, loia, Dever, Shoemaker, Gough, Cronin. 4+h Row-McGarrigle, Scannapieco, Whiffaker, Eidmann, McCafFer1y, McLaughlin. 5+h Row-Rudolph, Berref, Leahy, Mr. Alagia, S.J. Some begin 'fo slacken almosf immediaiely if only +he whip keeps +hem going. li Isl' Row-Slneiclel, Joseph, Malwony, McCrae, Senser, Sigel, Le'l'son, McGill, Belle. 2nd Row-Mahoney, Wrigl1+, Brady, Quinn, Davis, Dowd, Oldl, Munshower. 3rcl Row-Carlin, Subick, Broelnl, Gibbons, Madralc, Ferrie, Kelley. 4+h Row-Fanle, Higgins, Eslerly, Leamy, Dinan, Cerankowslci, Falher Bradley, S.J. Y ,iw Isl Row-Malloy, Ribacleneira, O'Brien, Kueny, DiCarlo, Gowen, Shor'I'. 2nd Row- Melino, Howland, McGarvey, Koch, Brennan, McNelis. 3rd Row-Murray, Jajlco Gannon, Eidman, Wiedmayer, McCanclless, Schaffer. 4'rh Row-Connors, Slevens Heidere, Cabrey, Prior, Kasper. 5+h Row-Caulerrucci, Barszczewslci, Rooney Powell, Daly, Fr. Lynch, S.J. Some seem lo have lImIl'l6SS energy Isl' Row-Baleman, Sfevens, McCormick, Ksansnalc, Henry, Corr, McGill. 2nd Row- De++inger, Caine, Viola, Kearney, DiMon+e, Gavaghan. 3rd Row-Celnlar, Jaslxel Meloni, Lauro, Macldalena, Graff, Virga. 4+h Row-lnnes, Nagle, Quinn, Walsh Genlile, Myshko. 51h Row-Siegfried, Hallermeier, Mr. Wright nun And wha? of 'flue greaf expec'ra'rions? 1 'I'he realiry . . . far clifferenl' from fhe dream Isl Row-Lerro, Fagan, Simmons, Graham, LeggeH, McGlinchey, Rummel. 2ncl Row-MeH'ler, Chalmers, McDaid, Gallagher, Dowling, Palermo. 3rd Row- De- Joseph, Kelly, Schmidf, Carclamone, Hnaiiulc, Les, Deady. 4+h Row-Bellesorie, Bryan, Brogan, Napaver, Szabries, Ragni. 5+h Row-Palmalary, Judge, Cox, Connolly, Fr. Schnorr, S.J. Luz! THE SUPHUMURES The sophomores greet old friends on the first day of school, and every nook and cranny of the plant is known to them. High school is no longer the mysterious land beyond the horizon. This gives them a feeling of great confidence, especially when they see the 'tlittle freshmen. They understandably begin to know it all. In fact, sophomores are just about the most confident and knowing people in the school-or on earth, for that matter. They are also the most energetic, the most hopeful mem- bers of all the teams, the people who seem to have the greatest capacity to enjoy themselves with a minimum of matter for enjoyment. Sophomoric certainly describes them. Rabi Rahlw and UHoopla'l of all varieties is their special province. They pull all the Hold onesll as if they were the products of their own creative genius. They despise the freshmen and bother the upperclassmen. And the only reason that we can say this with the hope of impunity, is that their great virtue is their inde- structable spirit and verve. Nothing a stodgy old senior member of the yearbook staff can say will ever daunt a sophomore. He, of all four years, is the eternal schoolboy. E1- no longer lhe myslerious land beyond lhe horizon Isl Row-Foocly, Gagliarcli, McKee, Dever, Meis, Quinn, Yovish. 2nd Row- Florlcowslci, Michel, Dawson, Bellino, Cellucci, McKenna. 3rd Row-Resl, Pape, Kawski, Marlin, Pilla. 4+l1 Row: Forbes, Towey, Corlcery, OH, McGovern, DeMarco. 5+h Row-Connor, MacNeal, Jurgailis, Younglove, Mr. Os+erle. 6l'l1 Row-Konslance, Herron, Zawada, McCar1'l'1y. Absenl-Sfrelch, Eclclowes. This gives 'lhem a feeling of greal' confidence. Isl' Row-Mr. Bradley, S.J., Nino, Curran, Tel'i, Harkins, McCloskey, Mar+in. 2nd Row: Junlcer, Dulcerl, Naseef, Byrne, Pandolfi, Boyle. 3rd Row-McCalla, Doyle, Donges, McGill, Slevenson. 4+h Row-James Murray, John Murray, Seeds, Kling, Gillard, Morrell. 5+h Row-HeH'wer, Gilson, Porrecca, MiH'on, Babacz. 6+h Row- Durphy, Whelan, Trainer, Ferrie, Magazzinna. Isl Row-Mr. Shenlcel S.J., Timby, Boyce, Lynch, Grandy, Fearn, Sclieiclel. Zncl Row -Miller, Gilligan, Kondra+l'1, GriFFi+l1, Luczalc, Mulgrew. 3rd Row-Rodgers, Gar- ri+y, Levin, McGrann, Clemenls, DeSimone, Chrisfie. 41'l1 Row-Juele, Parker, Zic- cardi, Langenus, Cavallo, Owens. 5+l1 Row-Sanloro, Bossow, Fanelli. i 'Hoopla' of all varielies is +l'1eir special province They pull all 'Hue 'old ones . . Isl Row-Fr. Gallagher, Del Guercio, McFadden, Facencla, O'Connell, Wagenhoffer, Carroccio. 2nd Row-Cann, Sweeney, Peclano, La Rosa, Devine, McGra+h1 3rd Row -Davis, Campbell, D'Angelo, Magee, Smiih. 4+h Row-Connolly, O'Connell, Ko- sinski, Sawyclcy, Flegel, Caruso. 5'l'l'1 Row-Klepczynslxi, Leichner, Rodclen, Brogan, Maccarone. bfh Row-O'Shea, O'Neill, Mlodzik, Mulvenna, Halloran. Isl' Row-Mr. McGin+y S.J., Lyons, Casani, Blaney, Conlin. 2nd Row-Higgins, Wiley, Espenshade, Raidy, Hogan, RaFFer+y. 3nd Row: Malloy, Diamond, Marliclell, Schang, Quinn. 4+h Row-Rhinelnar+, Kaminslci, Garagozzo, D. Giovanni, Howland, Loughery. 5+h Row-Marfynn, Mirabile, Breslin, Sfewarf, Connolly. 'Phe efernal schoolboy El . . . ihe grealesf capaciiy +o enioy 'rhemselvesf Isl Row: Mr. Morilz, Dempsey, Jerome, Wiclcersham, Carlin, Dugan, Thisile. Zncl Row-Thompson, King, Maher, Smedley, Davis, O'Brien. 3rd Row-Keenehan, Slavin, Blair, Shea, Shorfall. 4+h Row-Floyd, Kane, Ammlung, Gollsman, Fraunces, Bri'H. 5+h Row-Geclalca, Morris, Heimerl, Walsh, Charlanza. blh Row-Connelly, Calla- han, Anderson. Absenl'-O'Connell. 052 JUNIOR YEAR junior year is the 'fdifficult year? The studies are hard. The prospect of two more full years looms large and terrible. The experience of changing into men with all its conflicts is then most deeply felt. The juniors begin to feel their oats and they cannot understand why all do not recognize them as the adults they look like and feel themselves to be. The self-confidence they had in Sophomore year begins to get just a little bit shaky from all the conflicts of growing up. They begin to question some of their old ideals: Do I really want to be a doctor after all? My aptitude tests say that I am a born salesman. They begin to question themselves: Maybe I do not pay enough attention to my appearance or my manners? They begin to question others: 'tWhy wonit the 'Old Man' let me smoke and drive the car every Saturday night, and canlt teachers realize that there are more important things to do on weekends than study?'J But this is all part of the process. Only rough sanding can smooth the wood so that in senior year it might be worked into a fine piece of crafts- manship. Isl' Row-Mr. Bourg S.J., Dorsey, Murphy, Coyne, Green. 2nd Row-Pinclzialc, Viola, O'Connor, McCormick. 3rd Row-Madden, Baker, Scomo, Flanagan, Reis. 4'rh Row-Russell, Tou+lcousl1ian, Springfield, Allessandroni. 5+l1 Row-Herrman, Mayer, Hanley, Muriha, Bossuyf. bfh Row-Sobel, Powell, Verna, Harfman. Absenl- McNul'ry. 3H +he clifficulf year. ls? Row-Mr. Ma'H'ern, Fiumara, Finello, Colucci, Kriwasch, Duckworfh, O'Connell. 2nd Row-Po1 rs, Puiek, Tiberino, Dirvin, Burns, Hassan. 3rd Row--Reed, McAdams, Spuhler, lnfrieri, Walker. 4+h Row-DiPie+ro, Slawek, McGarry, Sohon, Man- kowski. Sfh Row-Wesierman, Chrisiian, Cieri, Sweeney, Plefka, Rigler. Absen1'- Frifz. 3B self-confidence . . . jusi a liHle bii' shaky The sfudies are hard. Is'r Row-Mr. Cahill S.J., Sullivan, Brady, Walsh, Silcox, Fifzpalriclc, Lerro. 2nd Row -Bevilacqua, Chmielewski, Myles, Dougherly, Granf, Burns. 3rd Row: Wolfe, Capuzzi, Gallen, Scherneclce, Currie. 4+h Row-Enrighf, HewiH', Tamburri, Foley, Freney, Quinn. 51'h Row-Gray, Walker, Wisniewski, McLaughlin, O'Boyle. blh Row- Sfark, Brown, McHugh, Silcox. l OnIy rough sanding can smooih lhe wood Isl Row-Fr. HammeH S.J., McAluney, Armenlo, Felice, Genovesi. 2nd Row- VVhalen, Green, Kugler, Maroni, Flanagan. 3rd Row-Schurr, Keenehan, Midllying, Heberf, Wiza, Solecki. 4+l1 Row-Edwards, Carbo, Salera, Smilh, Heumann. 5+h Row -Duggan, Edmondson, LaFfer+y, Mulherin, GoeH'le. 6+h Row-Napoleon, Warclmol, Connolly. 7+l1 Row--Shoup, France, Hillman, Knoll. Isl Row--Mr. NeHer S.J., Gannon, Bradley, PlunkeH, Missel. 2nd Row-Kennedy, Slefanowicz, Marino, Horn. 3rd Row-Wilz, Rafferly, Slack, Griffey, Hanley. 4lh Row-Ward, Nash, Mallon, Smi+h. 5+h Row-Klump, Porreca, Pelers, McDonnell, Mooney. 61'h Row-Breene, McManus, Gallagher, Copeland. Absenf-Goldner, King, Lalley. 3l They begin 'lo queslion olhers . . . THE SENIURS 'Q...., W ,, M Z di if K, X1 'W4 12 'Q L HJ ,xx 'KMA' ,wa f, f nv, 5: 1 I 1 ,, , Nl Isl' Row-Fr. Lanigan S.J., Thomas, Nolan, Ryan, Flynn Colgan, Rumbarger. 2nd Row-Crossen, M6llh6WS, O'Don- nell, Piolrowski, Magee, TrombeHa. 3rd Row-Hughes Kerwick, Giuliani, Houslon, Glancey. 4'rh Row-Grasmeder Dougherly, Robinson, Lynch, Lloyd, Sfock. 5+l1 Row- Semel, Marks, Morgan, C'Malley. 6'rh Row-Swinancl, Mul- vey, Greybek, Pierce, Callan. Absem'-Carlin, Connors Scanlon. ll Isl' Row-Fr. Pichla S.J., Lynch, Burns, McBride, Currie, Cullen, Campbell. 2nd Row-Blue, Wildman, Lucenfe, Mc- Ginle, Ksz lon, Hauglifon. 3rd Row-Chrisfy, Frusco Y Y I Dynan, Anas+asi, Gillespie, Fislnler, Szczesny. 4+h Row- O'Brien, Branka, Hneleslci, Garaguso, Farley, McDermo'H. 5+l1 Row--Givnish, Palacio, Conway, Gallop, Coyne. 61h Row-Kline, Heffernan, Carroll. Absenl'-Garrily, Gian- nini. 'H 7 3 ' X, fi XP Q, 2 ff ,CV if 4-ff mwaf' :rw M... 2 fn ,AV ll Isl' Row-Mr. Devereux S.J., McCar'rhy, Peach, Mariano McKelvey, Casey, Reilly. 2nd Row-O'Brien, Mullin, Socci, Marlin, Fox, Griffin. 3rd Row-Sclnoener, Baclaracca, Mc- Laughlin, Hen+z, McDonnell, Gough, Hogan. 4+l1 Row- Maieron, McGuire, Boyle, Lalley, Laschenslci, Nash. 5ll'1 Row-Muir, Gamber, Glowacz, Bu'I'ler, Childs. 61h Row- Dwyer, Lario, OH, Douglmerly. l25 ll Isl Row-Mr. O'Connor S.J., Porlolese, Borowslci, Glen- non, Delano, Pifha, Brolly. 2nd Row-Pashley, Capanna, Breuer, Shirley, Serrano, Flanagan. 3rd Row-W. Phillips, Browne, Shoup, Conroy, Cascialo, Koob, Bocchino. 4'lh Row --MacFaclyen, Keeley, l'lunl', Yankevilch, Moran, Szweda. 5+h Row-J. Phillips, Madden, Gruszka, Sfehli, Gruninger. 6+h Row-Coscarello, McFadden. ,nv- MW, X Q ,z:f2?b1f:' -gcazm ' Wim' ff 7273110 ., f , ,... ff, r 9 H? 1? I if ff 1 wif? ig '. .. ?1,,,j ff A Defi ,Lf .I .WX4 K J, zz, ,QQ W 6:45 bw. .H M 1 V 'nwffgwa 4- ,, fy f f ,ma f 'WL f gf f :V 4, iv . LVf . ff, I 72 WM f W4 M f fu, w 4,1 f A L ' 749,21 ', fu, ' ff r f ff u ,gl . ' fa ,V f, I f -v ff--My I R O f ll Isl' Row-Mr. Woodward S.J., Slriclcland, Bender, J. Kelley Brady, Powers, Wilson. 2nd Row--Hafner, Simpson, Moser Dooley, Mooney, Davis. 3rd Row-Goldman, sSwif+, W Kelly, Walsh, Bawduniak. 4+l'1 Row-Harkins, Feege, Kogul' O'NeiII, Rauch, Geib. 5+h Row-Gordon, Hynes, PrueH Thomas, Piofrowslci. blh Row-S'rough+on, Hyland, Shorl' McKiernan, Pieslalc. Absenl'-Lamb. IN SCHOOL AND UUT 0F SCHUUL A . an Increasingly serious bunch 'They fool in class . . . . . bul' 'lhey also complain when progress is being held back. They play when 'lhey should work... . . . buf lhey also suffer acule pangs of remorse. :giggling - - - -, .,,.,.,,.,,,, Q...- Relaxing af cards. Pausing for a coke Looking inio life. IT WAS All PART UT THE PRUBESS The breeze. . ,,.. x THE FI I HED PROD CT The graduare of +he Prep is marked by an aH'i+ude, or ra+her by a harmony of aH'i'rudes which +oge+her are recognized as Chris+ian manliness. This does noi' mean 1'ha+ +he Prep graduafe is fully possessed of Chrisrian manliness: +ha+ is +he work of a liferime. Whaf if does mean is fhai' fhe Prep graduafe is convinced +ha+ Chrisian man- liness is he only goal worfh srriving for in life. And by fhis convicfion you may know him. M.,,,, ,, ,mf-s. Mfr' I , w 5v'ff. f :W .1 - is ,,', - rw:- , , ., , ,, . ,f ,V WM, M yy, , ,f ,fm-mfsgas-1-aria.. . , M.-.,, A y .. f V vm... ,f so ,. ,.,.. W, A 7, .,,,,,, sg i fw...,.,.,,,, r 4 6 5 1 -'S , VV 7 'Yi 1 7 L, 6 , S 2 f 1 M' 45 ,, , 1 Q3 we , f ff A If X ' gf! f S Tyfhmww, ,fffjfffz 'L ' f fi, ,V ,WV Mae. .wmviws-N his 4---'S K' V M. 1 f - . 1 , , 'f.n, f . mm. V A Wf,.,,z v,,.,c,. v I lfw-swur-35 .M ,'M' . W f ff z ,pw f 2 , 3 2 ,V-nv 4 ,?' r- i M , Ma ,,!,,,,QA- 'V'W 'fm I, A , uf ,, ,V,..,fo-.mu 4,4 f ' 5 53.53 Wil HMM. A04 H 5 ff d2W?5' ,W , , , lunlllnuuunlli illligggliul If if ff L , ,. x a ' iii 1 Q-iv ., A ,,,,, kj s anuuuumuuuunanmaw' 1 naauuuuauuauauuuunaa V V V V , ,V uum'u.'.!-33533111 9-aux 4 A.,..ugg. W, nn- 'flansfg' 1, no 7 y K ,. xgfvggv' .QE k f ' fvf CLASS HISTURY FRESHMAN YEAR We entered St. joseph's in the centennial year and will be the 100th class to graduate. The first of our four years began fittingly with a centennial Mass. The next memorable event, besides all the games and the thousand purely personal experiences that all of us went through, was the Cape and Sword production of Green Pasturesf' co-starring jack Cahill and the unfor- gettable Jimmy Bateman. With notable exceptions, we fought our way past the mid-year barrier and entered the relative security of second term. Now we were eligible to fox- trot with the alumni at the Bellevue-Stratford at the annual homecoming, a dazzling debut for most of us into the world of grown up glitter. We were proud of our swimming team when it copped the Catholic League Title, but very disappointed when it lost the City Crown. We remember the great joy of a surprise holiday during the interminable last month of winter, Kellyls heating system broke down. April brought the scent, not only of spring but also of the Province exams to remind us that our thoughts had better turn to things other than love. We survived the Province exams or we would not be writing this. But they will never hold the terror for us that they did in our first year. I95I-l952 I 952- I 953 SUPHUMURE YEAR We were a little wiser Cin both the good and bad sensel when we started sophomore year. Of course we were all saddened at Mr. Schmidt's death, for we had been at the Prep long enough to know what he meant to it. But school life limped on. Football season reached a high point at the North game. Their great team had to give its all to barely beat us. 'fCyrano de Bergerac was the Cape and Sword presentation this year, And a fine presentation it was, though Roxanne was something less than feminine. The basketballers gave us many a thrill but failed to make the playoffs. The swimming team outdid themselves by win- ning both the Catholic League and City Championships. The P.T.C., instead of Kelly, provided us with our surprise holiday this year. Father Graham celebrated the first Mass in the new Students' Chapel which was the generous and beautiful gift of the Mothers' Club. The vernal equinox again mixed the heady scent of earth and flowers with the sobering scent of final exams. Yet we did not find Caesar so difficult as they had said it was and first year had removed our initial terror. So there we were, before we knew it, waving our farewells for another summer. I 953- I 954 IUNIUR YEAR The first change we found was that of the administration. We waited apprehensively to see what the reign of Father Lanahan and Father Gilvary would be like. We knew Father Graham and Father McNicholasg we admired and respected them. Would our security be shaken? Happily, our fears were found to be included among the half that never come. The next change was in studies. Cicero and chemistry were difficult. We sincerely felt the need of the retreat this year to bolster our spirits. There were other things to encourage us, too, though the record of the football team was not one of them. There were the Uterrificl' rallies, engineered and vitalized by a new scholastic, Mr. Galvin, SJ., who came to be known as HMr. Prep. There was the new senior smoking room, tastefully and cheerfully decorated by Brother Brennan, SJ. It made us want to be seniors. We needed bolstering more than ever after the mid-years, which were Waterloo for a record number. One pick-up was forthcom- ing in the annual play, School for Scandal. Vince Nolan's loss of wig and balance would have laughed anybody's gloom away, There were some unforgettable dances, too. The stirring commemorations of the Marian Year added to the traditional consolations of spring. What was more, the crew came out on top, the junior Prom, thanks to Father Bradley, was all that it was cracked up to beg and we finally made the exams. The Hdifficult year was over, and we had our seventeenth summer to rest in before the last lap of the St. Joseph's Mile. SENIOR YEAR Football season started off with a near bang when the underdog Prepsters, under co-captains Garrity and Lamb almost sunk the Pirates. It nearly ended in tragedy in the next game with Bobby Lamb's terrible injury, and there was Donny McBrideIs to boot. Except for the Tommy More game it looked like the season was going to be a big disappointment. But the reversals at North and Roman heaped glory on the heads of the team. Prep fortunes con- tinued to ascend. The swimming team just couldn't be beat, winning the Catholic League and City Titles and Cas this is being writtenj gunning for a first place in the na- tionals. Chuck Dwyer placed first in 18,000 contestants in a statewide oratorical contest. The basketball team at first looked like a cinch for top place in the playoffs. But as Hthe best laid plans of mice and men so often do, their hopeful strategy somehow went tfaglie,'I not however with- out providing the school with many thrills, like Joe Ryanls record 45 points against North. The senior-retreat put such victories and defeats in their proper perspective and the true goals of high school and of the whole of life were brought into perfect focus by the 'fright down the linel' talks of Fr. Burke, whom all agreed was :fthe greatestf' We go to press with high. hopes-the teams, the play, the prom, and finally graduation all promise us with the best of four years. Every year should be happier in a good life. Each of the last four years has been happier, thank God, and may God bless us with the same good fortune in the future. Mr. Joseph A. Ma'Hern: Favorite Teacher I 954- I 955 BEST LOOKING . . . EVERYBODY'S PAL . . . BEST ALL-AROUND ATHLETE . . . John Branka Joe Glennon Dick Scanlon BEST FOOTBALL PLAYER . . . Dick Scanlon SENIOR BEST DRESSED . .. MOST DEPENDABLE . . . Jack Mariano Vince Garrify MOST REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SCHOOL. . . Vince Garri+y MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . . . Vince Gaffifv BEST DANCER . . . BEST SWIMMER . . . BEST ACTOR . . . Joe Lucen+e Larry Palacio Vince Nolan 1 BEST MUSICIAN . . . WITTIEST . . . DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL - - - Gerald Szczesny Jerry Givnish Chl-'Ck Dwyer BEST DEBATER . . . Chuck Dwyer GHUICES , s is if A MOST ACTIVE SODALIST . . . BEST STUDENT . . . Bob Lamb Dan Thomas BEST BASKETBALL PLAYER . . . A BEST WRITER . . . MOST DEPENDABLE . . . Joe Ryan Ed Nash Tom Burns lex aequol Wal LAWRENCE C. ANASTASI 43I Hasiings Avenue Haverlown, Pa. Larry Chalk Up Anofher Jug M. T.'s favorile-aIIempIs Io lay bricks dur- ing Ihe summer-alfends all of SI. Joe's dances -lives for Ihe weekends-plays golf wiih his Iafher-likes Ihe big Ponliac. ACTIVITIES: Baskelball Ig Hawklefler I, 2: Jr. Prom Commilieeg Sr. Prom Commilfeei Yearbook 4, Prep Newspaper 4. CHARLES J. BACHER 202I S. 67Ih SI'reeI' Philadelphia 42, Pa. ChaI If II' Wasn I' For The Krauls- There WouIdn'+ Be No Hol' Dogs One of Ihe four 'fugilives 'from Greek-offen seen wilh Griffin and Casey-Good Shep- herd Parish's only represenfafive Io Ihe Prep. ACTIVITIES: Swimming Ig Band Ig Jr. Prom 3, Sr. Prom 43 Sodalify 4. WILLIAM EUGENE BADARACCA R.D. 9942 Vinceniown, N. J. Bill WhaI's New Bill hails from 'Ihe wilds of New Jersey- originally from Soulh Philly-posssessor of Model A Ford-one of Big Two saxmen in the Band-drives Ihe Prep bandwagon Io Ihe 'foofball games-always seen wifh OH. ACTITIVTIES: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer Ig SI. John Berchmans Socieiy 4. JOSEPH J. BAWDUNIAK Cresfway Drive, R.D. ffl Bridgeporl, Pa. Joe Know The Memory Spenf Iirsl year wilh Fr. Hak-likes MuIvey's lunches-always knows Ihe German reader- masler of Ihe Irained Chevy-headed for Villanova. ACTIVITIES' Yearbook 4' Crew 3 FRANCIS C. BENDER I025 Blylhe Avenue Drexel Hill, Pa. Chief WhaI Memory, MisI'er? KeII's assislanl in 4E's herd-veferan hifch- hiker-relired beadle-inlramural whiz- deadly eye on hook shols-leads Ihe daily race Io 34fh Sfreei-originafor of Ihe herd's call. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer I, 47 SodaIi'Iy 4: Jr. Prom Commillee 3: Sr. Prom Commiflee 45 Yearbook 4' Biology Club 3, The Prep 4. JOHN H. BLUE 5670 Ma++hew Slreel' Philadelphia 38, Pa. Johnny WhaI Did You Gel ln Malh, Larry? Oflen seen af Holy Cross on Sunday nighrs- iusl arrived during Ihird year-doesn'I' like maih-a bulfon presser al' Ihe Penn Fruil- possessor of a smoofh crew cuI'. 'Far ROBERT L. BOCCHINO 443 Weslbridge Road Glenolden, Pa. IIBUHII Can'+ Give Away Trade SecreI's The man wilh 'Iha+ organ-like voice-usu- ally 'found in Fr. Pichla's office-gives our slips af K.B.S.-arlisl of nole-always remembered for his campaign -persislenl honor s+uden+. ACTIVITIES: Chronicle l, 2, 3, 4: Sodali+y I, 2, 3, 4: S+. lgna+ius Club 4, Yearbook 4, Jr. Prom Commilleeg Sr. Prom Commilleeg Prep Newspaper 45 Debaling 4: Choir 4. f, h M ., 0 W e4?5XQQf X '--mxlll EDWARD F. BOROWSKI 2906 E. Venango SI'ree'r Philadelphia, Pa. Big Ed Give Me A Sho+ Faifhful man of K.B.S.-'Ierrific dancer-pals around wilh JiHers -pleasanily plump-one of Fr. PichIa's favorife siamp sorlers-forever smiling-a Venango roofer. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4, Class Olificer 4: Sr. Prom Commiffee 4. Mtmdwhqm Remember ge'Hing oul' of bed on Ihal' dark Mon- day morning? The prospecl' of 'Five days al' school and five nighis al Ihe books was almosl' 'I'oo much. Bul' somehow or olher The IS gol you Ihere, and once having arrived, 'Ihere was slrenglh in num- bers. O+hers had noi finished Iheir homework eiI'her. By recess your gloomy fears could no'I' gel' a word in edgewise 'Ior all 'Ihe happy 'I'alk. The locker Rooms The 'Following is an example of whal' English 'Ieachers have 'Io confend wifh nowadays. I+ will never appear in Donnelly, excepl' perhaps as a per- fecl' bad example. -hold 'rhese books a second, will ya? -aw-righ+, bu+ make ii' 'fast -'Ihese blankedy-blank locks! -whaI s fhe maH'er? -ahh, I gol' I'he key caughl' in 'l'he lock. -here, l'll show you how 'I'o furn ii. -you broke i+, you clown. -I couIdn I' help i'r: il' was rusI'y. -now I have fo pay a quarler +o Fr. Linskey. -no, l'll fix ii' wi+h +his pen-knife. -well, hurry up! -ow! I cul' my finger. -yeh, and you broke +he lock +oo. -yeh, and I benl' my pen-knife foo. Tofal Cosh 58.75 MICHAEL F. BOYLE 2232 S. Norwood Slreel' Philadelphia, Pa. Rabbi Prayer Is The Only Thing Beloved member of 4C-famous for his Ian- 'ralizing smile and hearly laugh-gives wifh novel names-will some day be a greal doc- lor. ACTIVITIES: Sodalify I, 4: Sr. Prom Com- milfee. JOSEPH A. BRADY 6I4 W. Indiana Avenue Philadelphia 33, Pa. Moose You Guys Goin' To The Game? Pens ihousands of words for Mr. Woodward -aufomofive genius-always has a queslion -pufs all ex+ra 'lime inlo fhe Yearbook- never complains-never has any paper-Herd member. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 2, 43 Biology Club 2, 3: Class Officer 2, 4: Radio Club 3, Year- book 4 lAssociaIe Ediiorlg Track 3. '-1n-- x X JOHN MICHAEL BRANKA I209 Herberl' Sfreel' Philadelphia 24, Pa. Jack Are You Joking? Hails 'from Frankford--pilof of Blue coach- never missed a Prep Dance-visifs O. C. during fhe summer-always seen wifh Carlin and Haughfon-'rackle on Prep eIeven-coI- Iegiare ca? wi+h The while bucks. ACTIVITIES: Sodaliiy Ig Jr. Prom Commhfee 3, Sr. Prom Commiiiee 4, Stage Crew 4, Foofball 4. JOSEPH L. BROWNE I Waverly Road Laverock, Pa. Joe Wai+ 'Till You See My Dale A summer denizen of Ocean Cily--a greal sporI -Ihe well-known, husky cheerleader- seen al' I.-aSaIle dances wearing his famous while bucks-likes his Packard. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 23 Track 3, 43 Cheerleader 43 Biology Club 21 Sr. Prom Comrnilleep Yearbook 4. yy FRANCIS J. BREUER 54I9 Akron SI'ree'r Philadelphia, Pa. Frank Hey, Szweda-Whal Time Is I+? Always pals around wilh Ward Childs-fam orile paslime is playing pool- The greal' profile -collecls honor cards-hails from Norlheasl' Philly. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3, 45 Sodalily Ig Dra- malics I. THOMAS E. BURNS, JR. l503 Melrose Avenue Manoa, Pa. Tom Wha'l 'Ya Say One of Ihe '55's big men-four lellerman- member of Ihe Sludenl Council-casual char- acler from Manoa-ardenl Main Line pariy goer-firsl member of lhe lhird l'lerd-Irav- els during summer-King of Ihe deep end of lhe chlorine gardens, ACTIVITIES: Sludenl Council 2, 3, 41 Swim- ming I, 2, 3, 4 lCapIainlg Jr. Prom Commil- Iee lChairrnanlg Sr. Prom Commillee lChair- manly Sodalily I, 2, 3, 4 lO'Fficerl7 Class O'Flicer I, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Dance Com- millee I, 2, 3, 4, Track 4: S+. John Berch- mans Sociely 4. '. A f- , ,, , ,. -, T , 'QI-E ' s f . f A ,. if ,me I, eg' -y,.,aQ5fZ,y --'i . U e :f :f' . f M ',g W t, A4 . 3 . 4.f,Af'.. 1 4 xecf-.fe .... w . f -if ' ' f l I 51125 5 ' 1 'UQ Zilijifg I ' -I.. x 7, F- JAMES M. BROLLY 3228 Longshore Avenue Philadelphia 49, Pa. JiHers No SweaI ' Board-man lor 'Ihe Prep five-lives for lhal' Mayfair nighl-life-seen every Friday af S+. Ma'r+'s-high scorer for Mayfair A. C.- ccmes 'ro school in lhe green dragon. ACTIVITIES: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 41 Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Prom Commilleeg Sr. Prom Com- milleeg Track I, 4. JOHN P. BUTLER, III 2222 Rillenhouse Square Philadelphia 3, Pa. Bul l'S Did You Gel Thai' Dale, Doc+or? llluslrious represenfalive of Rillenhouse Square-mos? reliable man in 4C-slalwarl' of Ihe Championship swimming loam-eflicienl' execulive of lhe Yearbook. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 2, 3, 43 Swimming I, 2, 3, 4 lCapI'ainlg Yearbook 4, Chronicle 45 Class Officer Ig Tennis 3, 4: Jr. and Sr. Prom Commillee. ff I ' I I If , WALTER D. CAMPBELL 655 S. 55+h s+ree+ MICHAEL N- CAPANA philadelphia' pa. 28I8 N. 20l'h S'I'reeI' Wall Don I' Make Me La'Ie! I ' PI IadeIFfl a 32. Pa' H Cheerful member of lhe Russian Club- 'Cap' Sheet Jake? faifhful game go-er lalong wilh his '54 Fordl Cap of Ho+rod, Cap and Kreuzer - -loves sludy of Greek-Len Kszyslon's always in fhe middle of a mad rush-pool shadow. shooler of nole-arden+ Phillies roofer-lover ACTIVITIES: Russian 3, 4: Choir 4: Sl. John of foolball-shorf, dark and smiling. Berghmgng Sogiefy 4, Sodality I: Choir 4. FIRMIN G. CALLAN 6484 Morris Park Road Philadelphia, Pa. Gerry Now Weil' A Minu+e A greal friend of all-offen seen wilh Malh- ews and Rumbarger-leafures all Main Line parlies-works hard on slage crew-lives in smoking room-hails from Lady of Lourdes. ACTIVITIES: Swimming I: Slage Crew 3. 4: Jr. Prom Commilleeg Sr. Prom Commilleeg Yearbook 4. LEO J. CARLIN I344 W. Pike Sl'ree+ Philadelphia 40, Pa. Lee I+ Wasn'+ Me, Misl'er Mayor of Slone Harbor-excelled in Sl. Tom- mies foolball game-has a spiril 'lo malch his fiery hair-member of Ihe Blue Coach-fre- quenls Logan-a lop poinl geller in Senior Baskelball League. ACTIVITIES: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Baskelball 3, 4: Sodalily I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 3. 4: Year- book 4: Jr. Prom Commillee 3: Dramalics 4: TVBCIK 42 Sr. Prom Commillee 4: Aposfleship of Prayer 4. DAVID E. CARROLL 3I5 Glen Echo Road Philadelphia I9, Pa. llNew+ll Man! Whal A Weekend Thai' Wasl Wheels a blue Olds 88 around Mounl Airy -always has a joke-washes cars for a liv- ing-bums smokes wi+h Lynch-resides af Ocean Ci+y during Ihe summer. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 2: Sodalify I: Sr. Prom Commilieeg Swimming Ig Slage Crew 35 Crew 4. WARD J. CHILDS 455 E. Richmond S'I'reeI' Philadelphia 25, Pa. mwesll llughll Nofhing like Ihe Prep-sailor on Ihe Schuyl- kill-always wilh Buich Brewer-never missed an honor card-emolionally aroused by Virgil. ACTIVITIES: Lalin Club I: Track 3, Crew 4. LOUIS A. CASCIATO 5646 Warringlon Avenue Philadelphia 43, Pa. IILOUII Did Anybody Do Thai Physics Lasl' NighI? Always seen wi+h Mullin or Porlolese-price of Wes+ Philly-never misses a Prep game-box- ing aufhorify-frequen+ colleclor of Honor Cards-diehard A's fan-possessor of a deadly hand-slab in Baskelball. ACTIVITIES: Band lg Yearbook 4, Class Ogi- cer Ig Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Sr. Prom Com- miHee. WILLIAM F. CASEY 654 Seneca Avenue Norwood, Pa. Case JusI' Whai' Is Your Game, Fox? Amiable Beadle of 4C-flashy piloi of 'Ihe Ches+er Ferry -slill wailing 'for 'Ihe Prep Io bear SI. James-always wiih Bacher and Griffin in rhe Smoker -never missed K.B.S. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer I, Jr. Prom Com- miileeg Sr. Prom Commiilee. Chapel Having Ihe Blessed Sacramenf in our midsl and so accessible 'Io us made our prayers more sincere Ihan eloqueni . . . Dear Lord, in abou'I' 'len minules I will be faking my final Laiin Iesf. I confess Ihai I have noi' done my very besf during Ihe year, and I do nor ask for a high mark. Buf please, please make me pass. I'II sludy harder in college-if You gel me Ihere-honeslly I will. So lei me remember whal I know and avoid 'Ihe slupid ones, Lord, and... V A ff? ei? ,f,,f, .Lf ., . '?e'f,ff.f -'ef .J ,fs , WILLIAM B. CHRISTY, IV 50 W. Mermaid Lane Philadelphia I8, Pa. Bill Look Al' Il' This Way, Misler . . .' Alias lhe 4Ih -always summers in Ocean Cily-avid pool fan-founder of lhe famous IB smoking room-never missed a Monday. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4: Chronicle 2, 4: Hawkleller I: Prep News 4: Biology Club 2, 33 Sr. Prom Commillee. JOHN EDWARD CONROY 2069 N. 63rd Slreel' Philadelphia 3l, Pa. Jack I'm Headed For Summer SchooI C. Y. O. coach a+ Our Lady of Lourdes-sun baihes al Ocean Cily-failhful follower of Prep leams-Main Line parly go-er. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily 43 Sl. John Berchmans Sociely 4: Track 4: Slage Crew 4: Jr. Prom Commifleeg Sr. Prom Commillee. FRANCIS XAVIER COLGAN 6I6 Fern Slreel' Yeadon, Pa. Fran Where's Buck's Car? Always ready with a ioke-never seen wilh- oul Joe Thomas- Fugi+ive 'From Greek- allends all 'lhe Prep foolball games-ilIusIri- ous member of 'rhe Sl. Louis Baskelball leam, slale champs. ACTIVITIES: Sr. Prom Commillee 4: Aposlle- ship of Prayer 3: Biology Club 2: Chemislry Club 3. MATTHEW A. CONWAY II3 Apsley Slreel' Philadelphia, Pa. Ma++ O.K. Ace Beals a wicked drum al foolball games- smoolh dancer-daily pool man-anofher fine lad from Germanlown. ACTIVITIES: Prep Newspaper 4. JOSEPH P. CONNORS 4I Tasker Slreel' Philadelphia, Pa. llJoell l Sludied Four Hours Lasl NighI ' Always seen in lhe Smoking Room-smallesl man on lhe Prep line-made lhe 'lackle of 'lhe year againsl' Soulh-hails from 'lhe deep Soulh IPhiIa.I--visils Drexel Hill wilh Scan- Ion and Nolan-good sense of humor-hard worker. ACTIVITIES: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Sfage Crew 4: Yearbook 43 Sr. Prom Commillee. ROBERT A. COSCARELLO I6ll S. Broad Slreel Philadelphia 48, Pa. Bob Thai Boy ls Good, Falherl' Former BandsIander -one of Falher Lani gan's besl Frenchmen-hares The name Sun- sel -always seen wilh Lucenie-slricl ob server of curfew. VINCENT P. COYNE 3l00 N. 8lh Slreel Philadelphia 33, Pa. Vince Thar Reminds Me Of The Time . . .l Philadelphia's finesl shoe salesman-Norlhern ambassador lo Soulh Philly-never in Ocean Cily-cool businessman for lhe Yearbook and Prom Commillee. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 45 Sr. Prom Commil- 'leeg Dramalics 4. HARRY J. CROSSEN IOI7 S. 52nd Sfreel' Philadelphia, Pa. BuHerball Why Don'l The Smilh Brolhers Shave? The lillle rock from Wesl PhiIadeIphia-De- Sales only giff io lhe Prep-member of lhe Four Fugitives from Greek-a smile for everyone. ACTIVITIES: Swimming lg Aposlleship of Prayer 3, 4, Sodalily lg Sr. Prom Commiileeg Track 4. Discipline Here is a concrele example 'lo remember . . . The dale: February 2nd. The lime: approximalely 9:30 A.M. The place: Sam's. The circumslances: much snow, bul' nol' enough lo keep l'he doors of lhe Prep closed. A bunch of l'he boys decided lo use lhe snow as an excuse 'For a bil of hookey. They were sirling, slanding and walking aboul in The above menlioned haunl, slapping each olher on lhe back and congralulaling each ol'her for having finally fooled Fr. Linskey and lhe Discipline De- parl'menl', who would, of course, l'hink ihal' lheir lardiness was due lo lhe snow. Bul speak of lhe devil and lhe devil dolh appear. All caughl' red- handed. Resullz Salurday Jug. The Hallowed Halls Someone once said +ha'l' he loved S+. Joe's be- cause Ihere was dusl' in Ihe corners. There are also grooves in 'rhe marble corridors-worn down from a million fooisleps. So-and-so can poinl 'Io his classroom wifh pride and say lhal' 'Ihis was his Dad's room, Ioo, maybe even his Dad's Dad's. The minule one walks in Ihe fronl door he is sI'ruck noi so much by The handsome, pillared hall as by Ihal' dignily and mellowness which is I'he accumulaled effecl of a cenlury. , y JAMES E. CURRIE RAYMOND T. CULLEN 708 C j I Avenue 6734 N. I6I'h Sfreel' Philadelphia, Pa. Ray I Can'I See Thai Likes Wildwood on summer weekends--gels his Iool on Ihe links-sandlol foolball player -always seen al big dances--Easl German- 'lown boy-good sfudenl-bound Io succeed. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer I, 2, 4, Jr. Prom Commifleep Sr. Prom Commilleeg Club 3: Yearbook 4. Biology Drexe Hull, Pa. Jim Anybody Seen Bulls? His hopes for a pennanl are now in Cify-chucks from The Ieff side of The Kansas mound for American Legion in Ihe summer-always manages Io be connecled wilh money-Mayor of Drexel Hill. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 2, 3, 4: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: Chronicle I, 2, 3, 47 Class Officer I, 3, 47 Jr. Prom Commilleeg Sr. Prom Com- milfeeg Dance Commillee' Yearbook 4. RICHARD M. DAVIS 5309 Newporfville Road Croydon, Pa. Dick Tha+'s For Sure' Member of +he -Herd-drags in a '54 Buick- Iikes baskefball--can be seen wilh Mick and Moose -a Gola fan--never complains in class. ACTIVITIES: Track 3, Class Officer Ig Sr. Prom Commilfeeg Dramalics I. rw FRANCIS X. DELANO 4I5 Grove Place Narberlh, Pa. Del Hi FeIlas Collegiale dresser-likes 'Ihose summer nighis in Ocean Cify-has expec+a1ions of being a Middle -Main Line social Iion of nole-one of Ihe whispers in Ihe back of 4D. ACTIVITIES: Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Class Oliiicer 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 43 Track 41 Sr. Prom Com- mi+1'ee. THOMAS DOOLEY I224 Overinglon SI'ree'I' Philadelphia, Pa. Duals How Ya Doin, Hass? Member of Ihe big five-a+ home on Ihe dance floor-lives for weekends-dribbler de- luxe-sleady visilor of The smoking room. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 2, Jr. Prom Commil- Iee 35 Sr. Prom Commillee 4. CHARLES E. DWYER 664I Boyer S+ree+ Philadelphia, Pa. Chuck Hey, Tom, How Aboul A Rally This Week? FRANCIS P. DOUGHERTY I96 Chapman Avenue Hub of all aciivikies-always does a greaf job Lansdowne, Pa. Doc 34+h S+ree+, Sir Big gun in inframurals-4C's inkwell-fam- ous 'for his sharp lies-GIennon's punching bag-Overbrook's besl' caddy-Lansdowne's -Prep's Tommy Dorsey-brains behind Ihe dance decoralions-honors every monlh--basl of I8,000 confeslanls in The I Speak for Democracy Conlesl. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Sodalily I, 2, 3, 41 Class Officer I, 23 Sludenl Council 2, 4: CHARLES F. DOUGHERTY 404 W. Spencer S'rree+ Philadelphia 20, Pa. Dog ThaI's Life Once a loyal A's rooler-anchor man on +I1e Prep Track +eam-spends his free lime in 'Ihe library-ofien seen al LaSalle Salurday nighf. ACTIVITIES: Track 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Library Club I, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Prom Commilieeg Year- book 4. gifl Io S. J. P.-enioys aflernoons in Ihe Big Top. ACTIVITIES: Baskeiball Ig Class Officer Ig Jr. Prom Commilleeg Sr. Prom Commiflee. Debaling I, 2, 3, 45 Dramalics 2, 4: Jr. Prom Commilleeg Sr. Prom Commiileeg Chronicle I, 4, Yearbook 4, Dance Commiflee I. 2, 3, 43 Rally Commillee 4. FRANCIS JOSEPH DYNAN 4308 Deveraux SI'ree+ He'd ralher have beside his bed A score of books, bound black and red, Of ArisI'o'rle's philosophy Than robes or riches or fiddle or fee. And Ihough he mighl srudy alchemy LiI Ile gold in his coffers could Ihere All he could borrow from his 'friends He spenl on books and made amends By praying daily, earneslly For 'rhe souls of Ihe lenders, graiefully. -Chauc JOHN A. FARLEY 322 Wadsworrh Avenue Philadelphia I9, Pa. Fingers We're Floa'ringl Collegiale dresser-lives al IO E. River Drive -Mayor of Mounf Airy-one of Vesper's fin- esf oarsmen--always seen wilh Thomas and Hefiferman-hopes 'ro a+'Iend Holy Cross in Ihe Fall. ACTIVITIES: Crew 3, 4.3 Sodalily Ig Sr. Prom Commiflee. be. er, The Canlerbury Tales. JOSEPH P. FEEGE 2I I Apel Avenue Oreland, Pa. lIJoeIl Where Have You Been All My Life? Always has a good lunch lDooley'sl-perma- nenr member of The Hu? -iudo experf-a sfeady cusfomer al LaSalle and S+. Joe dances -does nol Iravel wilh 'rhe Herd fo 'the games. ACTIVITIES: Sodalify Ig Golf 4: Sr. Prom Com- millee. Philadelphia 24, Pa. Frank Jug? I Have To Work Magnafe af Penn Fruil-Only Prepper from Wissinoming-headquarrers af Ferd's Lunch- eoneffe-Boosler of Wildwood-helped make Secfion E nolorious in lsr and 2nd and 3rd years. ACTIVITIES: Swimming 2: Biology Club 2: Chemistry Club 3g Sr. Prom Commiffee 4: Aposfleship of Prayer 4. CHARLES WILLIAM FISCHLER 3503 N. American Srreel' Philadelphia 40, Pa. Charlie Allah Bless You Ardenl' Phillies fan-consisfenl honor sfudenl' and medal winner-hopes +o be a physicisf and very likely will fulfill his hopes. ACTIVITIES: Debafing I, 23 Aposfleship of Prayerg Russian Club 3. DENNIS J. FLANAGAN 33I LIandriII Road Cynwyd, Pa. Denny Wha+ Do You Say, Man? Caughf ScanIon's only T. D. pass-Iransferred from a good quarrerback Io a greai haIf- back-a cafcher for Ihe Con'rinenIaI American Leuion Posf-a 'Ian of Minnie Minoso of Ihe WhiIe Sox-a charrer member of 'fha Friday morning breakfasi cIub. ACTIVITIES: Fooiball 3, 4. DONALD P. FLYNN 5I2 N. l8+h SI'reeI' PhiIadeIphia 30, Pa. llDonIl If II' Wasn'I' For The Irish . . .' Four-year member of 'the swimming 'ream- co-capfain of Irish Swim CIub -sharp dresser-hails from Crime+own -pool shark -does besf swimming againsi DP's-a Tom fan-summers in Wildwood. ACTIVITIES: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4, Sodaliiy I, 2, 3, 43 Track 4: Yearbook 4, Class Officer 41 Srage Crew Ig Jr. and Sr. Prom Commiiiee. WILLIAM C. FOX 7I07 N. Broad SI'reeI' Philadelphia 26, Pa. IIBRHII llBug OH!ll Geniai genIIeman wifh Ihe KeIIy for Brick- work shiris-Fafher Brennan's 'favorife Iargef in Lafin Class-occasional merry-maker in 4C -one of Ihe aposfles of Ihe Accidenf Ward. ACTIVITIES: Dramafics I, 2, 3, 4: SodaIiIy I, 2, 3, 4: Prep Newspaper 4: Crew 3: Sr. Prom Commiffee 4: Track 4. ROBERT M. FRUSCO 3432 Visfa Sfreei' Philadelphia 36, Pa. Bob WhaI s Up For Friday NigI1+? WeekIy visiior of SI. MaH'S and Lincoln dances-wheels a maroon gangsfer car-hails from Mayfair-seIdom seen ai dances wiih Fred Semel-an Ed Fisher in Ihe making. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer Ir BioIOQy CIub 2, 3: ChemisIry Club 3, Yearbook 4, Sr. Prom Commiiiee 4: Choir 4. 46' WILLIAM M. GALLOP I33 Green Valley Road Upper Darby, Pa. Buck Gel A Table, Hughie Educalor in pool-room-loves Wildwood- spends spare lime on baskelball cour+-car- ries mail during Chrisfmas-runs lhriving faxi business-oflen seen wifh McDermoH and Colgan. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer I, 2, 3, Baskelball I, 2, Sr. Prom Commiffee. VINCENT F. GARRITY I3I Academy,Lane Upper Darby, Pa. Vince JusI' Medi+a+ing, Fa'lher CYRIL PAUL GAMBER 70l3 Georgian Road Philadelphia, Pa. Cy Who Took My Lunch? Mr. perpelual molion-always ready for an argumenl-will someday succeed as a busi- ness or professional man-Misler Devereux' grea+es+ challenge. ACTIVITIES: Foolball 3, 43 Baskelball 2 lMan- agerl: Yearbook 4. JOHN W. GARAGUSO 6447 Overbrook Avenue Philadelphia 3I, Pa. Goose Wha+ Do Ya Say? One of Ihe 5 from S.L.A.-Mr. Laboon's lin- esf sludenl' in 2C-drives his own Ponliac- likes Malh-finds homework a grind-a good producl of Overbrook-a greaf IraveIer-in- habils +he smoking room and library. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I: Band I: Chemislry Club 3: Sr. Prom Commillee. Popular presidenl' and a backbone of school aclivifies-all round alhlele, Co-Capiain and vofed mosf valuable player on Prep eleven- visils O. C. during summer-consislenl' honor sludenl-classic remark when caughl napping . . . JusI medifaling, Fa+her. ACTIVITIES: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 lCo-caplainlg Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2, 33 Sludenl Council 2, 3, 4 lPresiden+Ig Dance Commilfee 3, 4: Sodalily 4: Dramalics 4 lGeneraI Chairman 3Ig Jr. and Sr. Prom Commiflee 3, 4, Yearbook 4. TIMOTHY F. GEIB 2225 Emerald Slreel' Philadelphia 25, Pa. Tim Go+ The LaI'in, Dick Varsify foofballer-Ihe quiei man of fhe class -sporls Ihe Black Roach -a charler mem- ber of The Herd-consislenl' honor sIudenI- well liked by all-an usher al K.B.S.-a reg- ular in Ihe smoking room. ACTIVITIES: Fooiball 3, 43 SodaIiIY 4: K.B.S. Commillee 4. RICHARD GIANNINI I029 W. Cliveden Sfreef Philadelphia, Pa. Dick ls If Going To Rain Today? Head waiier af foofball camp-residenf of Mrs. MaIIoy's for fhree years-crossed fhe double sfripe fwice during Roman game- familiar face of 4B-AII-Cafholic fullback- one of slowesf dressers af pracfice-Ioyal fol- lower of fhe baskefball feam. ACTIVITIES: Foofball I, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 2, 3: Jr. Prom Commiffeeg Sr. Prom Commif- fee, Sodaliiy I: Yearbook 4: Track 4. JAMES P GILLESPIE DONALD RICHARD GIULIANI 667 Roxborough Avenue 30I Iona Avenue Philadelphia 28 Pa Dlzzre Wise One Arenl' You? Plnf size Beau Brummel Ioves a good fume has fhe -mosf piercing laugh in flne school always in a hurry fo some acfivify-sporfs some novel clofhes from Reed's. ACTIVITIES: Y arbook 4: Sodalify I, 2, 4: Tennis 3. 4: Dramafics 2, 3, 4: Radio Club Ig Dance Commiffee 3, 4: Prep News 4: Choir 4, Sr. Prom Commiffee 4. 7 ,mm shore . . Narberfh Pa Ju es Any Parhes Tonlghf7 uufe a hunfer and fisherman always ready for a good fume frequenfly seen af Lower Merion parfies along wifh fhe syndicafe - member of infamous 3C-follower of fhe Prep uve. ACTIVITIES: Foofball 2, 4: Sr. Prom Commif- fee General Committee . The Senior Smoking Room The click of fhe pool balls, fhe blare of fhe phono- graph, and fhe babble of many voices . . . From 'the pool-sharps af 'rhe fables- Thai shof was foo much! To fhe crammers in fhe corner- Hey, whaf case is 'pa1'ribus'? To fhe buII session by fhe door- Now, you may nof believe fhis, buf in one game down af fhe -you iusf cannof define fhe afmosphere in The Big Top, buf if was 'lhereg if was appreciafedg and if was one hundred per-cenf Prep. Noontime The pic'rure Iells Ihe Sfory. ff' ,if GERARD D. GIVNISH 5039 N. 5Ih Sfreel' Philadelphia 20, Pa. Baron He Suddenly Died Member of 'famous IH-'Ian of Fals Domino -brings in fhose hof sax records--No. I pool shoofer in fhe Smolring Room-varsify Jug- comedian of 'fhe class. THOMAS JOHN GLANCEY 2I I4 Erie Avenue Philadelphia 40, Pa. Tom Who Sfole My Cue? The man wilh Ihe wavy hair-hails from Nice- Iown-greaf pal of Ed Szweda-an ardenl 'Ian of baslrefball-plans -Io en'rer fhe business world-subfle humor-silenf manner. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 2, 37 Sodalify Ig ACTIVITIES: BasIceI'baII 2: Sr. Prom Commif- Sr. Prom Commilfee 4: Swimming I. +96 42 Class OHICGF' Zi DYUTIUICS 4- + JOSEPH G. GLENNON 45I9 N. Hurley Sfreef Philadelphia 20, Pa. LiHIe Caesar Vo're For Me For Democracy' Spends much 'fime in Birmingham-smaller half of Mull and Jeff-deadly shol wifh a wa- 'Ier pisfol, ask Chrisfy-+ha'r's fremendous. ACTIVITIES: Baslrefball I. 2, 3, 43 Class Offi- cer I, 2, 3, 45 Dramafics 45 Jr. Prom Com- millee 3: Sr. Prom Commiffee 4, Track 4, SI. John Berchman's Sociefy. ff f-.34 ' ',,' ' 5 2 WILLIAM JOSEPH GLOWACZ 2352 E. Allegheny Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. BiII Tell Me Ano'I'her Hails from Richmond-manages a fruil and produce sfore-one of 'the scalfered mem- bers of 2B-always seen wiih Peach and Giv- inish-follows Venango Bears wilh Borowski. ACTIVITIES: SI. John Berchmans Sociely. I ROBERT JOHN GOLDMAN 263 W. Berkley S+ree+ Philadelphia 44, Pa. Bob For Cryin' Oul LoudI Always smiling-a producf of Germanlown- never misses a Prep game-owns 'The subway -one of The members of lhe Herd -'thinks Wildwood can'f be beal-consulis offen wifh Thomas. ACTIVITIES: Sr. Prom Commiilee. ROBERT HENRY GORDON I6I9 Rockwell Road Willow Grove, Pa. FIash Wha1 s Thai Again? Cheers wildly af all sporfs evenls-consfanf holder of honors-oflen quizzes Teachers- brunches in class-famous for quips in class- Iirsl one io Iinish a fesl. ACTIVITIES: Biology 2: Sodaliiy 2, Yearbook 4. THOMAS B. GOUGH 43 Leopard Road Paoli, Pa. llTomll I Think We Have Off Friday May be seen on Ihe Paoli Local when he is no'r busy af Prep affairs-arfisl of nole--es- corf of 'rhe Junior Prom Queen-never saw a Brisfol Whale-famous for his '48 Ford. ACTIVITIES: Sodalify I, 2, 3, 4: Sf. Ignalius Club 3, Dramaiics 3: Chronicle 2, 3, 4: Jr. Prom Commilfeeg Sr. Prom Commiileeg Year- book 4, Class Paper 4. ROBERT F. GRASMEDER 305 Lindley Avenue Philadelphia 20, Pa. Grass Nor Anolher TesI'l Combs 'rhe reddesf hair in school-has no lime for Lalin fesls-Irequenlly flashes a broad smile-daily pool shooler-survivor of no- lorious 3E. ACTIVITIES: Swimming Ig Biology Club 2, 3: Chemislry Club 3, Sr. Prom Commillee. EDWARD J. GRIFFIN ADOLPH DANIEL GREYBEK 28 I 3 W. 4+h S+ree'I Chesler, Pa. DoI'I Oh Now, Wail' A MinuI'e Prep's confrilaulion Io fha Wesl' end-herd roofer for Ihe baslceiball Ieam-helped Io win many an inlramural game-greaf biology enfhusiasf. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3: Sodalily I, 2: Bi- ology 2: Sr. Prom Commiffee 4. 914 Larchmonf Avenue MICHAEL J. GRUNINGER ROBERT W. GRUSZKA HaVer+ownI pa. I433 N. Lawrence S+ree'r IO02 Highland Avenue Easy Ed gimme, Down' Fox! Philadelphia 22, Pa. Chesler, Pa. One of 'Phe elife from Broolrline-accused of HIVIIICGH HBOIJI' HVVIIOH emlaezzling lasl' year's Ireasury-always wilh Bacher and Casey--bulwarlr of Ihe inlramural games-didn'+ he once 'lake our 'Ihe niece of an old fooiball coach al Ihe Prep? ACTIVITIES: Sodalily 3, 4, Class Officer 3: Jr. Prom Commilleeg Sr. Prom Commillee. U.. X zzz fff f ff? - 4- ' 'I f, ,..,. f I . ,,., , , 27 !Lf'v7L jUQQ ,SZ ..:,I.L A V ., fp,.Jq , - - g, ff 1 1: - V wx 'f 1, N 715' 1 f 1' 1, ,fy ' f gf, S-, I w ' - ' f X:-f 1 Tziii? ' mf ., ,f M2 f 7 f . Q Q44 ' Qi Q 23 Travels from S+. Pe+e's on I5-likes German buf finds Mafh and Physics very diflicull and unin+eres+ing-remembers when gefling hon- ors was a cinch. ACTIVITIES: Sodalify I: Band I, 2, Library 2: Biology 2: Class Officer 2, 3. A? Rides Ihe rails from Chesler-devoled fool'- ball and baslxelball fan-a 'Friend in need- developing info a sharp pool shooler--always knows The fes'I' queslions. ACTIVITIES: Choir Ig Band 2, 3, 4: Sodalify 4: Dramelics 4. JOSEPH E. HAFNER l726 Hawlhorne Road Haverlown, Pa. Herbie Mmmm Boy! Gives all in a baskelball game- bombadier of lhe Hazel-greal' admirer of lhe band- new member of lhe Herd-a'l'ends all Prep dances-mellow disposilion. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Sodalily 4, Year- book 4, Sr. Prom Commillee. GERARD E. HEFFERNAN 26 Johns Road Chellenham, Pa. Jerry Man, Whal A Tes+ Collegiale dresser-good sporl-easy lo gel' along wilh-fulure prospecl for Annapolis- co-caplain of crew-can be seen al I4lh Slreel in Ocean Cily-rows oul of Vesper. ACTIVITIES: Crew 3, 4: Sr. Prom Commilleeg Yearbook 4. LAWRENCE G. HARKINS 6207 Lawndale Slreel' Philadelphia, Pa. Larry Thal's The Way The Old Ball Rolls Herd member-fleelfooled back on lhe Prep's eleven-slarled al bolh halfback and fullback -presidenl of lhe Prep's school spiril com- millee-eager rival of Norlh-T. D. Harry Larkins. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 4, Track 4, Biology Club 2, 3. lr JAMES B. HAUGHTON 5204 N. Carlisle Slreel' Philadelphia 4I, Pa. Sadie Boy, Was She Nice Livens lhe corridors wilh song-likes lo lhink of Greek as being in lhe dislanl pasl-lhe dynamile king of lhe lriple reverse-rides sholgun slyle on lhe Blue Coach. ACTIVITIES: Foolball 3, 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3: Jr. Prom Commillee 3: Sr. Prom Commil- lee 4. The Campus Sl'one walls do nol' a prison make, nor iron bars a cage. The campus of 'I'he Prep-you recall-was only a cily block of asphall' surrounded by high brick buildings. Could anylhing have been more dreary lo l'he eye? Bul l'hen lhe campus of a school or ils modern appoinlmenls aren'l' whal' make il. Il' is composed of lradilions, good fellowship, and co-operalion lowards a common goal. The campus of l'he Prep was only ils body. ll' was lhe spiril of lhe Prep 'Ihal' made il' live. And ils spiril' was alive, is alive-il pushes, iumps, runs, lhinks, plays, shouls-il' acls in a lhousand diliferenl' ways. ll' provided energy for all ol us who were parl of il. OTTO H. HENTZ I52 Walnuf Slreel' Jenkinlown, Pa. 'lTo+oll There's No Res? For The Weary Violenlly opposed Io 'Ihe logic of women and Senalor McCarIhy-famous 'for his 'rimely ab- sence on Iesl days-hopes some day 'Io have his own class-brains and speaking abilify make him mos? likely Io succeed. ACTIVITIES: Sodaliiy I, 4: Debaling I, 4: SI. Ignafius Club 3, 4: Jr. Prom Commiliee: Sr. Prom Commillee: Yearbook 4. IGNATIUS S. HNELESKI 802 S. 48'rh SI'reeI' Philadelphia 43, Pa. Nace 'Sneak OFF, Will You? Proud Io be from Wesf Philly-C.Y.O. Bas- kelballer-sho+-pufler on Ihe Irack 'Ieam-- bruising cenler on 'Ihe Prep forward wall- greaf impersonalor of all Ieachers-honor- able menfion on 'rhe All-CaIhoIic eleven. ACTIVITIES: Foofball 3, 4: Baskefball I: Jr. Prom CommiHee: Sr. Prom Commillee: Track 3, 4: Class Officer 2, 3: Dramalics 4: Biology Club 2: Sodalily I. FRANCIS J. HUGHES AUSTIN L. HOGAN 3032 Glenview Slreei' Philadelphia 49, Pa. Gus LeI s Be Serious! The only man from Mayfair who wears while bucks-recenf converl Io Ocean Cily-can'I' slay awake firsl period-originalor of many wiHy sayings-wields a powerful pen. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily 3, 4: Chronicle 4: Slage Crew 3: Yearbook 4: Dramaiics 4: Crew 4. JOHN BERNARD HOUSTON 5I45 Oxford Avenue Philadelphia 24, Pa. Sam We Gel The Winners Considers smoking room his adopled home- Iifeguards af Knobles-says Frankford life is The mosI -has a sharp sense of humor. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer I, 2: Swimming I: Biology Club 2, 3, 4: Chemislry Club 3: Sr. Prom Commillee. 505 S. Narberlh Avenue Merion, Pa. Frank Spends Thursday nighls ai Franklins-seen af all Ihe Prep Ioofball games and dances- likes 'Io Charlesfon-a prop man on Ihe Sfage Crew. ACTIVITIES: Library Club I: Jr. Prom Com- milfee: Sr. Prom Commi+fee: Tennis 4: Biol- ogy Club 2: Sodaliry I, 2, 4: Yearbook 4: Dance Commifiee 3, 4: Dramafics 2, 4: Chron- icle 4: SI. Ignalius Club 3, 4: Choir 4. 1'0 JOHN J. HUNT 64I 5 Norwood Slreel Philadelphia, Pa. Nodge How Aboul' Thai Owner of a corner in Easl' Germanlown- reclilies radialors of cars afler school-sporls a crazy crew cu?--collecls honor cards. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily Ig Class Officer 2, 3: Biology Club 2, 3. RICHARD FRANCIS HYLAND 786l Providenl' Slreel' Philadelphia I9, Pa. Dick Wha+ Do You Say, Tim? Hails from Wesl Oak Lane-member of 4E Herd-Terror on baskelball courl-always seen wilh Hunl and O'Donnell-spends spare lime in Yearbook office-'rhal laugh. ACTIVITIES: Biology Club 2, 33 Class Officer lg Sodalily 4: Yearbook 4, Sr. Prom Commif- lee 4. .ggi sy-as MICHAEL HENRY HYNES l23 Pelham Road Philadelphia, Pa. Heindork WhaI The Hahn One of 'lhe mainslays of lhe Prep line-has an unusual elephanl call lask lhe leachersl- greal' fan of The Tom -sublle humor-lirsl one of 'rhe herd lo dunk lhe aggol in Kenny Gym. ACTIVITIES: Foolball I, 2, 3, 47 Baskelball I, 23 Biology Club 2. 3: Class Officer I, 3: Sr. Prom Commillee. Honors Every one of us did noi' have lhe 'rhrill of hearing our fellow sfudenls applaud when we walked across lhe slage 'ro receive our honor cards and l'he per- sonal congrafulalions of Falher Reclor. Bul' every one of us reached a lillle furlher lowards our s'Iar wilh lhis honor as an incenlive. Every one of us saw 'lhal lhe only lhing worlh compeling for was nol dislinclion on +he gridiron or baskelball courl. Public honors made all of us lifl our sighls a liHIe higher. Rallies There were shou'l's, cheers, speeches, and 'Ihe School Song . . . Swing on along wilh Ihe Crimson. Swing on along wilh Ihe Gray. Swing on along, we will fighl' for SI. Joe's Prep wiI'h a hip, hip, hip hooray. The game is ours for 'lhe winning. The day is ours for Ihe fighf. So, fighr, Ieam, lighl, and we'II bring home I'onigh'I', a viclory for old S+. Joe's. NORMAN E. KEELEY 4509 N. I9I'h Slreel Philadelphia, Pa. Skip I Can'+ Wai+ 'Till Friday One of 'lhe boys from German'l'own-gradu- ale of nolorious 3E-wheels around in a hol' Ford-always al LaSalle dances-sporls a colleclion of honor cards. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 2, Dance Commillee 43 Sr. Prom Commillee. JOHN PATRICK KELLEY 6I0 Vernon Road Philadelphia I9, Pa. J. P. Bless Thal Vicious Herd AcI'iviI'y Plays a good game on 'rhe hardwoods-direc- lor of herd's animal aclivilies-always on hand wilh a pilhy quip-head man on Senior wrile- ups-always good for a smoke-plays Ihe field -hopes Io be a lawyer. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer l,'2, 4: Yearbook 43 Soclalily 43 Dramalics 43 Track 33 Jr. Prom Commiflee 3: Sr. Prom Commillee 4. 2 WILLIAM J. KELLY I28 Trealy Road Drexel Hill, Pa. BiII ThaI s Really An 'E', Mis'Ier Noled for superb soliloques on lhe Debaling leam-heavy sfroker of The Crew I'eam-ar- 'risl and lhinker wilh his forefinger. ACTIVITIES: Crew 3, 43 Debaling I, 2. 3, 4: Sodalily 4: Aposlleship of Prayer 3: Biology Club 2, 3: Yearbook 4. ROBERT J. KOGUT 904 Bridge S+reeI Philadelphia 24, Pa. Bob Lis+en Here FelIa Reliable business exec on 'Ihe Yearbook- pharmacisl' Io be-firsl vendor for Ihe Herd -keeps Brady supplied wi-Ih paper lwhen he has III-SIaIe's chief Iormenlor. ACTIVITIES: Class Oflicer Ig Biology Club 23 Yearbook 4. 41 -17' . 49? JAMES J. KERWICK 720I N. Broad Slreel Philadelphia, Pa. Big Jim Wha'I A Week-endI Never seen wi+houI crew cu? or while bucks- Iifeguard a'I cool Cape May-honorary Phi Della -finally received an honor card-mad, bad and dangerous +0 know. ACTIVITIES: Swimming Ig Sr. Prom Commil- fee. GERARD J. KOOB 8 Annabella Avenue HaverIown, Pa. Gerry Tha+'s The Way ll Goes Never missed an honor card-ready wilh a camera af lhe foolball games-famous for word No in Green Pasrures-Ihe Prep's edi+or-in-chief-hobbies include dances and parries-always smiling. ACTIVITIES: Dramalics I, 41 Debaling 4: Chronicle 45 Sodality 4: Prep Newspaper 3, 4: Pholography Club 4: Yearbook 43 Jr. Prom Commilleeg Sr. Prom Commilleeg Dance Com- miifee. WILLIAM H. KLINE II04 Shelmire Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Bill You Old Reproba'I'e Always clowning around-oulsicle school has a liking for Mayfair-seen al LaSalle and SI. Joe dances wilh Nick-likes 'rhe shore. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4. LEONARD R. KSZYSTON 2408 S. Edgewood Slreel' Philadelphia 42, Pa. Len Tovarishch The Benny Goodman of '55-cool rug cul- Ier-hails from Soulhwesl Philly-charler member of fhe Russian Club-fulure espion- age agenf-Bing Crosby of +he choir. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3, 47 Sr. Prom Com- milleeg SI. John Berchmans Socielyg Russian Club 3, 4, Choir 4. ROBERT H. LAMB Wheelpump and Whilemarsh Lane Philadelphia I8, Pa. HamiI Believe Me, You Can'+ Trusl Any Of Them Co-caplain of lhe foolball Ieam-hardesl hif- ling back in +he Calholic league-V.-P. of fhe S+udenl Council-always seen wifh Nolan and Scanlon-collegiale dresser-guards lhe beaches of Avalon during fhe summer-fulure M.D.-is sure lo be well liked wherever he goes. ACTIVITIES: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 ICO-caplainlg Sodalily I, 2, 3, 4 lPrefecII: Class Officer I, 2, 3, 43 Dramalics 3, 4, Track 3, 43 Sludenl Council 3, 4, Baskelball 35 Swimming Ig De- bafing Ig Yearbook 4: Dance Commilfee 4, Jr. Prom Commilleeg Sr. Prom Commillee lChairmanI. FRANK M. LARIO I27 Merion Avenue Haddonfield, N. J. Frank , No School Monday, Whal' A Weekend! Legalus from Haddonfield-always 'talking +o Carl abouf The wheels -sporls around in +he BIue BeefIe -favors Monday morning Iisleners wilh an infriguing accounl of 'Ihe weekend. ACTIVITIES: Chronicle I, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4, Class Paper 4, Sr. Prom Commillee. ROBERT B. LALLEY 8 I 7 E. Slraliford Slreel' Philadelphia 38, Pa. lIBobII Today Will Be The Supreme Tes+I Honor sfudenl and OHo's Iraveling com- panion-can'+ seem fo find one seaI-inquisi- live sfudenf-fine debaler-genlleman af all 'limes-doesn'1 go along wilh Peach's 'I'heory. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 2. 4: Debaling 4: Yearbook 4, Chronicle 4g Sodalily lg Jr. Prom Commifleeg Sr. Prom Commiliee. JOHN P. LASCHENSKI I03 E. Manoa Road Haverfown, Pa. 'I-IGCIKH Such Is Life The Prep's answer 'Io Larry Ferrari-slrong in exlra curriculars-always seen wilh Ed-fhe. Veep of Ihe Barbelin Sociefy-ficlion edifor of Ihe Chronicle-crealive chief of Ihe Cape and Sword Sociely. ACTIVITIES: Sodalify I, 2, 3, 4, Debafing I, 2, 3, 4: Dramalics I, 2, 3, 4: Library Club I, 2, 3, 4: Chronicle 3, 45 Yearbook 4: Sodalile Ig Sludeni Council 41 Jr. Prom Commilleeg Sr. Prom Commillee. if 1 I J T. WALKER LLOYD 68I7 Ardleigh Slreel' MI. Airy, Philadelphia, Pa. T . . . Romeo Which One Will I Ask? One of Ihe boys from MI. Airy-sporfs a Chevie hardfop-lone wolf of Delaware Val- ley-Ocean Cify fan-D.P. swimmer--good dancer-Mounl' vs. Nolre Dame. ACTIVITIES: SI. John Berchman's Sociely: Biology Club 3: Class Officer 2: Sodalily 4: Decoralions Commiifee 4: Dance Commilriee 4: Jr. Prom Commi++ee: Sr. Prom CommiHee: Yearbook 4: Crew 4: Foolball I, 4: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT J. LYNCH 270 S. 20+h S+ree'r Philadelphia 3, Pa. lIBobll You Guys Goin' To Vofe For Me Aren'+ You? Only senior noi afraid of Joe GIennon-de- veloped greal build working his way Ihrough school-relired for senior year-4B's key-man in Ihe inframurals-beller looking 'lhan Mc- Fadden. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 4: Jr. Prom Commil- fee: Sr. Prom Commilleeg Crew 4: Yearbook 4: SI. John Berchmans Sociely. JOSEPH A. LUCENTE I835 Snyder Avenue Philadelphia 45, Pa. llLull Wow! A 90, Tha+'s Too Much Jim, Too Much! A polifician in lhe making-'fhe poolroom fu- ior-rides Ihe Soufh Philly Express wilh Cos- carello-hoHes+ iiflerbug in S+. Joe's-diplo- mal from Soulh Philly Io Ihe Prep-parlial Io Irish belles-pal of Brofher Leilrus. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer I, 2: Foolball I: Dramaiics 3, 4: Sr. Prom Commillee 4: Year- book 4: Biology Club 2, 3. JOSEPH P. LYNCH 63I W. Germaniown Pike Plymoufh Meeling, Pa. Joe Anybody Going Home Via Plymoulh MeeIing? Collegiale dresser Iwhile bucks and bow Iiesl from Plymoulh Meefing-Charler member of Ihe Irish Swim Club-good dancer-frequenlly lo be seen on Main Line gel-Iogelhers-sleady exec of +he Yearbook-good Joe. ACTIVITIES: Sodalify I, 2, 4: Sodalile I: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: Siege Crew 2: Yearbook 4: Jr. Prom Commilfee: Sr. Prom Commii- feei Prep Newspaper 4: Dance Commiliee 4: Dramalics 4. The Bulletin Board The bullelin board was always a slopping place. Al' exam 'lime if became 'rhe cenler of in'reresI'. The marks are up, someone would say, and il' was worlh your life Io gel near il. Then you read if and wepl'-or shouled for joy, as Ihe case mighi have been. The bullelin board was +he cryslal ball wherein we read our fulures. ,N DONALD J. McBRlDE 633I Lebanon Avenue Philadelphia 3l, Pa. Bunny Who Are You Taking To The Dance, Joe? SI. Louis Card's fan-neafesf room af foofball camp-pilofed Sf. Joe's eleven-offen com- pared fo Ralph of Nofre Dame -loyal mem- ber of Ihe covefed Gola secf-sfaunch advo- cafe of maroon shoe-laces-fhe coolesf, calm- esf, mosf collecfed man on fhe gridiron and fhe courf. ACTIVITIES: Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Foofball 3, 4: Sodalify 2, 3, 4: Sfudenf Council 3, 4: Class Officer 3, 4: Prom Commiffee 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Chronicle 4. THOMAS P. McDONNELL 52II N. l5fh Sfreef Philadelphia 4I, Pa. Mac Wha'I' D'ya Say Misfer? Sfaunch afhlefic enfhusiasf-member of fhe Twelve Eyes Club-sporfs a blue Ford fo school--seen af all games wifh O'Brien-ob- server of playpen in IB. ACTIVITIES: Sodalify I, 2, 3, 4: Class Paper 4. JOHN McCARTHY 6542 Lamberf Sfreef Philadelphia 38, Pa. Jack Boy Was Thal' Tesf A Breeze! Hails from Wesf Oak Lane-member of fliaf famous IB Class-speed demon of fhe frack feam-avid follower of all Prep acfivifies- always ranking Scanlon-hopes fo affend Vil- lanova. ACTIVITIES: Track 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Class Officer 4: Dance Commiffee 4: Sodalify I: Sr. Prom Commiffee 4. JOHN FRANCIS MCFADDEN Brisfol Pike Andalusia, Pa. Mick Lef's Hif The Opium Den Dances af Edgely Friday nighfs-can always be found behind a French book in fhe smok- ing room-sleeping! Claims he is beffer looking fhan Lynch-sfill supporfs fhe A's. DONALD H. McDERMOTT 206 Park Place Audubon 6, N. J. Hughie Give Me A Shof, Buck Hails from Birdville-spends summer in Sfone Harbor-Irish ambassador from Jersey-The boy wifh fhe magic cue sfick-always leaves fhe car half polished-frequenfer of iug. . sg 3 s if T y .1 JOHN FRANCIS McGlLL 383 Green Lane Philadelphia 28, Pa. Pol l'm Tired, Mis+er Famous mamber of lhe solid seven-always al' Mickey's-lhe slrong bul noi silenl' Type- a man of principle-quick wilh lhe quip-- backbone of well known 3E-everybody's friend. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily lg Foolball 2, 3, 4: Year- book 4: Class Officer 3, 4: Biology Club 2. JOHN P. MCGINLEY 4537 Tudor Slreel' Philadelphia 36, Pa. Ginni How Were You Sunday, Heindork? Leader of 'rhe Hawks on Mayfair courls--fre- quenlly visils The Well wi+h JiHers and Hughie-pushes hof dogs af lhe Blvd. Pool- high scorer of The Pool Ca+s -swifl Co- caplain of lhe Cily Champion Swimming leam. ACTIVITIES: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4 lCo-caplain 4lg Class Officer 2: Sr. Prom Commilleeg Track 4. EUGENE J. McKELVEY 24 W. Rockland Slreel' Philadelphia, Pa. Gene Wha1 s Doing On The Weekend? Easy going-will never forge? lhe days of IB-never wasles a weekend-enlhusiaslic Greek srudenl-one of lhe Germanlown boys --husfler in The class infermurals. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer I, 2, 3, 43 Debaf- ing 2, Jr. Prom Commilleeg Sr. Prom Com- milieeg Dance Decoraling Commilfee 4. Dismissal I+ was someihing like a scene in a Weslern, wilh a bell insfead of a gun +o s+ar'l' lhe herd going. The sfudenl' body moved as one al' 2:55. ls 'lhere anylhing happier Than a high school boy al 'lhe end of a school day? The huslling, buslling, book-drop- ping Freshmen were no happier lhan were The more malure seniors on 'rheir way +o 'lheir favorile exira curriculars. Dismissal never Ios+ Hs edge. Discipline Continued: lug Now PhaP Jug PhreaPens us no longer we mighP incorporaPe Phe 'following paragraph in an aPPer dinner speech some day: ln Phe days of progressive educaPion and juve- nile delinquency Jug is an insPiPuPion which could well be used in all Phe schools in America. lP is Phe reins by which Phe PaculPy conProls Phe high spiriPed sPudenP in a Jesui'r school. Gazing aP ones folded hands 'For Pwo hours lwhich is Phe Porm PhaP Jug Pool: aP SP. Joseph's Prepl is noP one of Phe more enjoyable ways Po spend an aPPernoon. When a high school sPudenP has spenP a Pew aPPernoons in Jug, he does noP so readily resume Phe misdeeds which occasioned his senPence. 7 EDMOND J. McLAUGHLlN 90l Mason Avenue JOHN J. McKlERNAN Drexel Hill, Pa. 508 King George Road Eddie H6dCl0nflelCh N- J- ll n' a Rien Comme Le Grec JOl1I'lnl6H JusPW6iP 'Til NeX'rM0r1+l1 A lover of classical music-Phe Bachish Pype RecenPly migraPed Po 'Phe Jersey sands- in a Bacchanal-Phe one wiPh Phe piercing cruises from Jersey Po SP. Joe's everyday- loolr-a greaP dislilrer of popular music. smallesP member of Phe Herd-SimpSon'S ACTIVITIES: Band I. 2, 3, 4: SodaliPy 23 De- bodyguard. baiing 23 Choir 4. 1,2 ,gr- JOHN P. McFADYEN 246 Kenmore Road HaverPown, Pa. Jack Don l' Gel' Shook Reconds exlra-poinPs Por Fr, Lanigan-plays PrumpeP in Phe Band-can really hiP Phe books harcl-remembers Physics lab wiPh Phe Big Bob-always ready Po console Jack in his Proubles. ACTIVITIES: SodaliPy l, 2, 4: Band 2, 3, 4, SPudenP Council 4: Yearbook 4: Jr. Prom CommiPPeeg Sr. Prom CommiPPee: Dance CommiPPeeg SP. John Berchmans SociePy. new ummm S., ..:. S ..,..mA...i WU'- JOHN J. MADDEN 68I9 N. Broad Sfreei' Philadelphia 26, Pa. Jack LeI s HiI' The Road Hails from Oak Lane-'rhe quief man in Fafher Lanigan's French class-one of Ihe four muskeieers from 3C-proud owner of a '47 Ford. ACTIVITIES: SodaIi'l'y 4. MICHAEL C. MAGEE 4I50 N. Broad SI'ree'r Philadelphia, Pa. Mike Hope Is EI'ernaI Can always be seen ai Prep fooIbaII games- K.B.S. a musf- a differenf daie aI' every dance-deep ihinker-plenfy of school spirif -Ioyal Io friends-quief in cIass. ACTIVITIES: SodaIiIy I: Jr. Prom Commiifee: Sr. Prom Commiifee: Yearbook 4: SodaIiIe I: Biology CIub I. RICHARD J. MAGUIRE I05 S'Ia+ion Avenue Haddon Heighfs, N. J. Dick Simmer Down, Fox! WiII miss Ihe happy I'faIian Maieron-mighry proud of Jersey -Iooking forward Io col- Iege-'Ihinks Greek is his worsI' subiecf. JOSEPH J. MAIERON 5OI0 Keyser S'rreeI Philadelphia, Pa. Joe WhaI' A Bug One of GermanIown's giffs Io S.J.P.-rem- nanf of Ihe noforious IB-'fhe man wifh Ihe bugIe af Ihe foofball games- Ihe piercing cry from Ihe back of 'Ihe room. ACTIVITIES: Choir 4. JOHN BAPTIST MARIANO I50 Upland Way Haddonfield, N. J. Jocko MisIer, I Wani' To Go Ou+ This Weekend! Good will ambassador from Jersey-a con- serva+ive dresser-an honor man aII :Ihe way -wanis Io follow his fa+her's fooisfeps and has fhe siuff of a greai lawyer. ACTIVITIES: Debaiing I, 2: Jr. Prom Com- miffee 3: Class Officer I, 3, 4: Class Paper 4: Yearbook 4: Sr. Prom Commifiee 4. I iiium xx ' jjllf JH, Im, A993 mum sauces llllllg x lll JOHN G. MARKS 2932 Blighlon Sfreel' Philadelphia 49, Pa. John Hold A Table For Me Fred Always seen playing pool in lhe smolring room-driver of l'he Green Dragon -al- ways seen wilh Fred and Jillers-Einslein of 4A-always ready lo lend a hand in Malh. ACTIVITIES-Sr. Prom Commillee 47 Class Officer 2. EDWARD P. MOONEY JAMES A- MARTIN IO7 Monlgomery Avenue 232 Buckley Slreel' ROBERT M. MATHEWS Cynwydl Pa, Brislol, Pa. R.D. gil Moon Jim Maple Shade. N. J. Whal' ls This, A Conspiracy? OhI ThaI s Nolhing, Up In Brisl'ol Food chain exec from Brislol-may be seen eifher playing pool or hunling whales-a con- sisfenl honor man-a good friend lo every- one. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 3, 4g Sr. Prom Com- mitfeeg Class Paper 4. Mal Wha'l s The Slory Here? Grieves fhe deparlure of Dan-big gun on 'lhe swimming club-lilies French 'teachers buf no French-surviving member of nolorious 3E-good dancer. ACTIVITIES: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4g Foolball lg Class Olilicer 3, 4. Perpelual hilchhilcer-quiel bul' willy-beaclv comber al Sea Isle-on lime for class once in a while-can'f live wilhoul a sandwich- always seen wilh Chief-one of Ihe Big five. ACTIVITIES: Biology Club 2, 3: Chemislry Club 3: Sodalily I, 2: Swimming lg Sr. Prom Commiflee 41 Class Officer I, 2. s ROBERT E. MORAN 9I5 Gueniher Avenue Yeadon, Pa. llMoell WhaI Does Thai Have To Do WiI'h The Price Of Eggs? Claims Ihal Philadelphia is iusi' anoiher sub- urb of Yeadon-can always be found a+ Don's on weekends-one of Ihe Four Muske+eers 'from 3C-se'fI'Ies dispuies befween Mac and Lynch. ACTIVITIES: Dance Commilfee 2, 3: Soph. Hop Commifleeg Biology Club 2. 35 Golf Team 3, 43 Yearbook 4: Sr. Prom Commiileeg Chemisfry Club 3. GAVIN WILLIAM MUIR I I4 AbboH'sford Avenue Philadelphia 44, Pa. IlGavll Played hide-and-seek wiih Mr. Devereux for 'Ihree years-famous for his bellowing laugh and novel excuses-plans Io become a world Iraveler. ACTIVITIES: Choir 2, 3, 4: Aposileship of Prayer 3, 45 Girard College 43 Co-Chairman of SI. John Berchmans Socieiy. CHARLES V. MORGAN 4534 Bleigh Avenue Philadelphia 36, Pa. Morgie Dig Thai' Crazy Chevy Can drive anyihing wiih a slraighl gearshifl' -likes Ihai' girl from SI. HuberI's-always arguing wi+h Kreuzer-big man on 'Ihe Crew Ieam-a member of Ihe crazy +hreesome, Morgie, Cap and Kreuzer. MARTIN F. MOSER II09 Easron Road Willow Grove, Pa. Mari Aw, Yo MisI'erl Willow Grove's conlribuiion 'Io Ihe class of '55-curalor of many honor cards--sporls enlhusiasiic--classy clarinelesl-always seen wilh Herbie-comes Io school early Io finish his homework. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4: Sodalily 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 4: Debaling 4: Sr. Prom Commilleeg Year- 2. book 4. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 2, 3, 43 Crew 3, 4: Biology Club 2, 3, 4: Color Guard Capiain Uff-Campus Haunts When we Iefl' school, wiih Ihai' glassy-eyed look Ihal we oflen had affer a hard day, Sam's and FrankIin's welcomed us wi'lh open arms -and cash regislers. They res'I'ored our spiriis Io 'Iheir usual good humor. Bul 'Ihe off-campus haun'I's meanl more Ihan iusl' sodas and hoagies. They were a sorl' of round lable or I'own meeI'ing where we rehashed 'rhe day's happenings, where we griped and praised and groaned and laughed, and where we made all our plans. HUGH J. MULLIN I822 S. 57I'h S'I'reeI' Philadelphia 43, Pa. Hoagie l'm Riding Sho'rgunI Slrong silenl man in fhe back of 4C-sporfs a lwo-loned Ponliac-always wilh Peach and Boyle III-firsf man in 'lhe smoker al' recess- honor man-follower of lhe baskelball feam. ACTIVITIES: Band Ig Class Paper 43 Track 4: Sr. Prom Commiflee. H. VINCENT NOLAN 526 Gorgas Lane Philadelphia I9, Pa. Hughie Very Well Hard-hifling guard on lhe Prep eleven- presidenl' of summer school for 3 years- world's grealesl aclor-visils Avalon during summer-always seen wifh Scanlon and Lamb -always giving a helping hand Io lhe 'Fresh- men. ACTIVITIES: Foolball 2, 3, 41 Dramalics 3, 45 Class Officer 3, 43 Sodalily I, 4: Track 43 Chronicle 43 Yearbook 45 Jr. Prom Commil- leeg Sr. Prom Commilleeg Dance Commillee 43 Aposlleship of Prayer 4. WILLIAM F. MULVEY 4923 Pulaski Avenue Philadelphia 44, Pa. Bill Fine, Jerry 5 H. I6 inches fall-loves his sisler, Annie- world Iraveler-follows all Prep baskelball games-can be seen al' Holy Cross Sunday' Nighl' Dance. ACTIVITIES: Sodalify lg Yearbook 43 Chem- istry Club 3. A. JOSEPH P. O'BRIEN 2047 N. 63rd Slreel' Philadelphia, Pa. O'Bie You Know Whal I Mean A sfrong advocale of Irish slew-hard worker of lhe foolball leam-pro of +he 'rennis 'Ieam - Joe College dresser-personalily plus- can'l help bu+ succeed. ACTIVITIES: Foo+baIl I, 2, 3, 45 Baskefball 3: Sodalily I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4: Track 4: Slu- denf Council 4: Jr. Prom Commiiieeg Sr. Prom Commifleeg Crew 45 Tennis 2, 3, 4 lCapIainlg Class Officer I, 2: Chronicle 4. iiyy ,.,. ' W . I , I ' fp f K 'T 1 '- if 1172 ffl V VVV I I , V,,, I I ff my gwmw i f , ffpfHGf4xf'fff X ff? f f EDWARD G. NASH 62I8 Cedar Avenue Philadelphia 43, Pa. IlEdlI So, There I Was In My Bare Feel Offen seen wilh Laschenski-one of our lop debalers-greal' Iiclion wrifer-old hand a+ popsicle making-loves lhal pipe-lravels fhe EI 'from Wesl' Phila. daily. ACTIVITIES: Debaling I, 2, 3, 4: Debaling Officer 2, 4: Chronicle 3, 4: Chronicle Co- Edifor 4: Dramafics 4, Library Club 2, 3: Yearbook 4. PETER JAMES O'BRlEN 3I2 Carpenfer Lane Philadelphia I9, Pa. Ob How Aboul' Villanova, Doc? Has a good crack for every occasion-loves lhal baskeiball-Villanova-bound-has wealh- ered Greek for Iwo and one-half years and is now read lo 'face fhe world. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 2, 3, 4 lOflicer 3, 4lq Dramalics I: Class Officer 3: Yearbook 4, Sodalile I: Class Paper 41 Sr. Prom Com- millee 4. JOHN F. O'DONNELL 655I N. Bouvier Slreel Philadelphia, Pa. Odie Hello LiHle Fellow Husfling halfback on lhe Prep eleven--hails from Wesl Oak Lane-always has a fale aboui him and lhe boys-well known for his willy remarks-frequenlly seen wilh Hyland and Hunl-bound for Villanova. ACTIVITIES: Foolball 4: Class Officer I, 23 Track 47 Jr. Prom Commilleeg Sr. Prom Corn- milleeg Yearbook. 'QWY E ima .finial , CHARLES K. O'MALLEY I2 Lawnside Road Chellenham, Pa. Kreuzer Hey, Morgie, Do You Know This?' One of 'rhe Prep's linkmen-pilols a '55 Ply- moulh converlible-can'+ see any kind of a car excepl a Plymoufh-always al fhe Prep's foolball games-one of +he cray lhreesome. Margie, Cap and Kreuzer. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 25 Sodalily I, 25 Golf 3, 43 Library Club 3: Yearbook 4, Sr. Prom Commillee 4, Dramafics 4. Class Socials You never really knew whal' 'Ihe guy nexi lo you in class was like unlil you played opposile him on lhe baskelball courl, swam wilh him in lhe pool, and ale one of his Mo+her's sandwiches a+ a class social. You never suspecled 'rhal your Lalin leacher was such a rugged individual unlil he came al' you like Chuck Beclnarik oul lhere on Ihe asphall' gridiron. I+ was al' 'rhe class socials all during +he four years lhal we all gol' 'ro know one anolher. The Senior Basketball League They musi' 'lruly have wanied lo play 'Io come down on 'Ihose cold Safurday mornings. H' is doub'I'- ful +ha+ fhe refs Ilhe Misiers Bourg, Pyne and Sweeneyl were as eager as 'Ihe seniors for ihese weekend workours, bui' +hey were always 'I'here, ready, willing and able 'ro sub when necessary as well as +o ref, The games, in +he words of one of +he seniors, were crunching. And one rhing is sure: we were noi' so ready +o criricize +he var- si+y's few misiakes a'Her making as many as we all did in fhose enioyable, if somewhar ou+lancIish, confesrs. PAUL J. O'NEILL 40I7 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill, Pa. Paul Tell Me Anoiher One! Firsi 'lo arrive af Main Line parlies-likes +o relax-a sure bei 'Io be a success-Mr. Mai- +ern's German dynamo-never misses a Prep dance. ACTIVITIES: Sodali+y 2, 3, 4: Jr. Prom Com- mifieeg Sr. Prom Commiffeeg Siege Crew 47 Yearbook 4. JOSEPH R. OTT 690I Casfor Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Joe Any Prac+ice Today? Famous for his candid camera-spends many an hour pracficing in 'Phe pool or ai 'Ihe pool fable-likes S+. Tim's on Friday nigh+-back- s+roker of noie-always a genfleman. ACTIVITIES: Swimming I, 2, 3. 45 Sodaliiy I, 2: Chronicle 3, 45 Yearbook 4: Phologra- phy Club 4: S+. John Berchmans Socieiy 4. LAWRENCE F. PALACIO 208 E. Fif+h Sfreei' Conshohocken, Pa. Sam Don'I' Believe A Word Of I+ A commufer from Conshohocken-breaks his own swimming records-favors a longer weekend-dancing demon-frequenfly sfops off ai Main Line parries-second member of fhe fhird Herd. ACTIVITIES: Sodalify I: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: Dance Commiffee 3, 47 Jr. Prom Commiifeep Sr. Prom Commiiiee: Yearbook 4: Track 4. JOHN DAVID PHILLIPS 6805 Sprague Slreel' Philadelphia I9, Pa. Jack Wha'l' Did You Gel? Acfive on Ihe ciIy's baskelball courls- spends lunch and recess in Ihe smoking room -member of 4D's brain-Irusf-Prep's No. I hilchhiker-youngesl of Ihe Iwins. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 2: Sr. Prom Com- miileeg Golf 4, Yearbook 4, Biology Club 2. IQ' I 1' WILFRED J. PASHLEY 8I23 Hennig Slreel' Philadelphia Il, Pa. Ilwillll A loyal Eddie Waiikus fan-Ihe man behind 'Ihe Chronicle-aclive in exlra-currics-Ihe broad jumper on fhe Irack Ieam-always seen reading ihe Sporling News-pals around wilh Earl. ACTIVITIES: Chronicle I, 2, 3, 4 lEdiIor-in- Chieflg Sodalily I, 2, 4, Track 3, 4: S+. Ig- nalius Club 3, 4: Yearbook 43 Prep News- paper 4: Sodalile I. WILLIAM F. PHILLIPS 6805 Sprague SI'ree+ Philadelphia I9, Pa. BiII Hey JiHers Older half of Ihe Mounl Airy Iwins-one of Ihe River Drive boys-a minialure Bevo Francis-small man on fhe links-a real cai. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 2, Biology Club 35 Golf 43 Track 4. gf 7, I TYQMF-:f ' ,571- !Z5fp? P1524 J. . f. in 6 EDMUND C. PEACH 5l40 Ponliac Road Drexel Hill, Pa. IlEdll Anybody Wanl' To Take OFF Today? A rebel from Ihe Soulh-plans Io hiichhike around Ihe world-Ihen become a Food Fair execufive-is bound 'ro succeed wiih his well- groomed appearance and genial manner. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 2, Class Officer 4. EDWARD JOSEPH PIERCE 3525 Old York Road Philadelphia 40, Pa. Ed Where Will I Sack Ou+? Crazy aboul Hi Fi -May Bush Ian-sfaunch supporier of Ihe Naval Reserve-plans Io join Ihe Merchanl' Marine afler graduaiion- always good for a smoke. ACTIVITIES: Sfage Crew 3, 4, Radio Club 4. MARVIN R. PIOTROWSKI 2352 Buckius Slreel Philadelphia 37, Pa. Big Boy Oh, Those Chryslers! Thinks Ford and G.M. should give up inno- cenl viclim of lhe Herd's ac'rivi+ies-non- smoker-has never seen 'rhe hallowed walls of jug-w ild aboul' Wildwood. STEPHEN J. PIOTROWSKI 72I4 Gillespie Slreel Philadelphia, Pa. Pele Grab A Table Rides 'rhe Green Dragon info Mayfair- quile a shol wilh a baskelball-no known ene- mies-fares well fhe books-a daily Ideadl bank shol' on lhe green fables. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 43 Sr. Prom Commil- leeg Track 4. ,W 'YW'- ROBERT E. PIESLAK Arborelea Avenue and Cherry Lane Morrisville, Pa. Bob Das Isl' Sehr Gull Hails from Morrisville-masler of lhe lic- orice slick-concerl meisler-member of -lhe Herd -one of Gigie's boys-would like lo wear lhe Navy Blue and Gold. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Debaling I, 2: Yearbook 4: Track 4. NICHOLAS R. PITHA l05 Hilldale Road Chellenham, Pa. Nick Boy Bill, Whal' A Weekend! Acquires honors-always al' LaSalle and Sf. Joe's dances-hares half sheels-visils Wild- wood on weekends-Ping-pong champ over Kline. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I: Chemislry Club 3, Yearbook 47 Biology Club 2: Sl. John Berch- mans Sociely 4. PASQUALE R. PORTOLESE 80l2 Germanlown Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. llPa+ll Misler, Will You Sign The Beadle Slip? - Please, Misler, Nol Anolher Tesl A consislenl honor sludenl-lulure baseball player in lhe Big Leagues-A's lan-always seen wilh Lou-big gun in lnlramurals. ACTIVITIES: Class Ollicer Ig Yearbook 4: Sodalily 45 Track 45 Biology Club 2, 3, Sr. Prom Commillee. CLYDE FRANCIS RAUCH 3328 Friendship Slreel Philadelphia 49, Pa. Clyde Gimme A Smoke, Will Ya? Sleady honor sludenl-hails lrom Mayfair- always seen in lhe Smoking Room-helps class in inlramurals-an advocale ol peg penis- can be lound al Sl. Mall's ACTIVITIES: Class Ollicer Ig Yearbook 4: Biology Club 2. 3. MICHAEL J. POWERS 233 Warrior Road Drexel Hill, Pa. IlMikell When Are You Gonna Buy A Pack? One of lhe big 5-pushes a mean cue-mem- ber ol lhe Irish Swim Club-Main Liner parly raider-seen wifh Chiel and Moon-promi- nenl member ol lhe greal Prep Aqualeam. ACTIVITIES: Swimming 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 3, 47 Class Ollicer 3, 4: Sodalily 43 Jr. Prom Commillee 3: Senior Prom Commillee 4, Pho- lography Club 4g Track 4: Sl. John Berch- mans Sociely 4: Yearbook 4. RONALD C. PRUETT I32 Farwood Road Philadelphia 3I, Pa. Ron Das Isl Wunderwoll Owner and pilol of lhe HAZEL-can'l slay away from Ocean Cily-M.D. of lhe lulure- lrequenl receiver of honor cards-lhinks a Bermuda Bell is a musl. ACTIVITIES: Crew 3, 4: Aposlleship of Prayer 3: Sodalily 4: Cameral Club lPresidenll 4: Yearbook 4: Jr. Prom Commillee: Sr. Prom Commillee: Dance Commillee 4. Before A Dance Aller decoraling lhe audilorium lrom 9 A.M. lo 6 P.M. you had lo be a Roger Bannisler lo gel home, eal dinner, wash, shave, dress, lie your lie aboul len limes, rush down slairs and hil your Falher 'For some money, dash over lo your dale's home, and arrive looking and acling as if you had spenl lhe day in leisurely preparalion. Yel we did il. Only Hurricane Hazel was enough lo keep us home. We were never loo lired lor a good lime. CARLTON B. REILLY 558 Cleardale Avenue Trenlon 8, N. J. llcarlll IIYOI Doc!!! Tren+on's conlribulion 'lo lhe swimming 'leam -member of lhe Irish Swim Club-owner of a '46 Chevy-always quick wilh a good an- swer--daily rider of lhe 6:l0-has hopes sel' on Nolre Dame. ACTIVITIES: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: Class Offi- cer I, 2, 3, 4, Track 45 Sr. Prom Commillee. JOSEPH P. RYAN 649i Woodbine Avenue JAMES M. ROBINSON 5224 N. I5lh Sl'ree'r Philadelphia, Pa. Jim Too Much The likeable hard charging end-won'+ ride in a Chevy-foreseer of unforeseeable evenls during 'ioolball season--lhird bugle from 'Ihe left in Branka's blue coach-can be found in Ocean Cify during summer-picked mosl likely lo . . . ACTIVITIES: Foolball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4: Jr. Prom Commilleeg Sr. Prom Commilleeg Yearbook 4: Swimming Ig Dramalics 43 Aposlleship of Prayer 4. RICHARD JOHN SCANLON, JR. 40I4 Cedar Lane Drexel Hill, Pa. JOHN J. RUMBARGER 52I Wynnewood Road Merion, Pa. lIRumII - Caplain of lhe D.P. Swim Club-slill picks Ihe A's for fourlh-member of 'rhe High Life Club -ciled for defensive play in inlramurals -always prepared for a parly. ACTIVITIES: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Jr. Prom Commilleeq Sr. Prom Commilreeg Yearbook 4: Prep Newspaper 4: Si. John Berchmans Sociely 4. Philadelphia, Pa. Joe When's Our Nexl' Holiday? All-Calholic baskelball player-knows more aboul' Robin Roberls lhan The Phillies do- Don McBride's bodyguard-loves P. T. per- iods wilh Mr. Dermigny-wanls Malh lo be abolished-good sense of humor-hopes lo enler Nolre Dame. ACTIVITIES: Baskefball I, 2, 3, 45 Class Offi- cer I, 2, 3, 4, Sludenl Council 45 Aposlleship of Prayer 43 Yearbook 4, Sr. Prom Commilleeg Chemislry Club 3. Blade Jusl' Give Me A Mask And I'II Play Always seen wi+h Nolan and Lamb-greal all- around alhlele-all-Calholic haIfback-mem- ber of Cily Championship Swim Team-roams lhe regions of Drexel Hill-goes crazy when he hears Bill Haley. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer I, 2, 3, 41 Foolball 2, 3, 4: Bbskelball Ig Sodalily Ig Jr. Prom Commillee 35 Sr. Prom Commillee 45 Swim- ming 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Chronicle I, 4, Dance Commillee 4' Yearbook 4. DONALD E. SCHOENER 2029 Solly Avenue Philadelphia I5, Pa. Don Beware Of B. T. 4C wil-Aus'Iin's cohorl-operalor of hoagie shop in Ocean Cily-keeps 'lhe back of lhe room alive-looking forward +o June I2lh. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily Ig Swimming Team Ig Class Officer 23 Sfage Crew 3, 4 1 lnlramurals FREDERICK J. SEME 3425 Sheffield Road Philadelphia, Pa. Lib lFrom Liberacel You Flipped Your Lid Pals around wilh John and Jillers-deadly wilh an eigh? ball-visils Sl. Ma'H's- rider oF rhe Green Dragon -fasl on experf smoker. ACTIVITIES: Sr. Prom Commilfee. I I I- JOSEPH W. SERRANO Maple Dell Farm Bryn Mawr, Pa. Joe l'd Ralher Noi' Say Sludies music al 'rhe Philadelphia Conserva- lory-'famed for his abilily as a swordsman- deba+ing's hard worker-bound +o succeed in whalever field he chooses. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I, 2, 3, 4: Debaling I. 2, 3, 41 Chronicle I, 21 Class Officer I. his loes- The Christmas Dance The audilorium was a winler wonderland. The Sludenl' Council had adorned 'rhe ceiling wiih a galaxy of gliflering slars. Flying in and among lhe siars was a chorus of angels proclaiming lhe Joy- ous Birlh. The smell was of evergreen, lhe sound, 'lhaf of music and happy voices. All dances during 'Ihe year were memorable social evenls, bul' lhe Chrisrmas dance caughl' 'lhe spirii of 'rhe Season and was l'he loveliesl nighl' of rhe year. Homecoming People lincluding ourselvesi are always saying +ha+ a school is more 'Ihan a building. The bes+ way +0 prove 'I'his would be +o move Ihe people 'lhal' make up 'rhe school Io anorher place and see if +he so-called spiri+ is s+ilI Ihere. This is jusi' wha+ happens ai' 'l'he annual homecoming. The Bellevue- Sfrafford is iusl aboul' as unlike Ihe Prep as The Tai-Mahal is. Yel' Ihe minufe a Prep Mo+her or Falher, Teacher or Sludeni, Alumnus or Freshman walks info Ihe homecoming he knows +ha+ ii' is a Prep Homecoming. The Prep personaIi+y, one hun- dred and some odd years in Ihe making, is as un- misfakable as a 'familiar face. JOHN J. SHIRLEY 5I09 Rochelle Avenue Philadelphia 28, Pa. Hijack!! Plays a smooih Irumpel-spins a '54 Willys- suave dresser-personable personali+y-confi denl and deliberafe in anyihing he under rakes-success unlimifed is our prediciion. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Sodaliiy I: SI' Berchman's Sociely 4: Sr. Prom Commiflee 4 Yearbook 4. FRANK W. SHORT I728 Ridgeway Road Haverfown, Pa. Shor+y 3 I'II Bei You Jusf can'I' go home afier school-on Ihe championship crew 'Ieam-'the guy wilh Ihe Coupe de Ville-in off 'rime supporfs Ihe smoking room-The man wifh fhe Nor+hern drawl. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4: Swimming I, 2: Class Officer I: Dance CommiHee 3, 4: Sr. Prom Commiflee: Crew 3, 4. GEORGE D. SHOUP 7007 N. I2+h Sfreel' Philadelphia, Pa. Iron Duke Can Siill Handle My Younger BroI'her Mr. McGinIy's favorife siudenf-famous for his ulcers in Junior Year-member of The Twelve Eyes Club-remembers being kicked ou+ of I952 Camden Calholic game. ACTIVITIES: Foolball 2: Sodalify 3, 4: Class Oflicer 2: Jr. Prom CommiHee: Sr. Prom Commilfeeg Yearbook 4: Slage Crew 3, 4: Prep Newspaper 4. KENNETH T. STEHLI 86 N. York Road Willow Grove, Pa. lIKenlI X Hey, Gruszak, Lend Me Your La+inl Lives on 'Ihe olher side of them +har hills- helps lhe 55 Roule bus 'Io Olney every morning-Phillies fan-German scholar-lhe original Quie'I Man. ACTIVITIES: Biology Club 2, 35 Band I: Ra- dio Club 4. JOSEPH JOHN SIMPSON I I0 Oak Terrace Merchanlville, N. J. Joe Good, Good Member of +he educaled lhumbers club- member of Ihe Herd -lives in Ihe Tropical Paradise of Jersey-flashy dresser-llull- lime, parl-limel religion leacher. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily I. 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 25 Radio Club 3: Girard College Teachers 3, 43 Yearbook 4. JOSEPH STOCK 2439 Memphis Slreel Philadelphia, Pa. Joe When Is Our Nexl' Holiday? Takes in lhe Prep's baskelball games-likes lhe Olds 88 -Ihinks Physics is loo hard- lransmirrer building member of lhe Radio Club. ACTIVITIES: Radio Club 4, Sr. Prom Com- millee. fff fff ffffgyf f ....,. , fy. y.,,,,. III, .QW f if Qfifijf Y' 35, 4 ?f5g? .ff , V .. Q . :vamp atm, V 1' f - n6fQI'fw'-1-'W vid-fff' , ,vw ,,.yi6ky D, I JM! N 1.-71,...:fv1f36-z:f'2z.v4-fa:-41 Q: s e? Q 122- e ,- . .7w,im.1,.. W ,I , ,. 1 Q,-gm. If . ,V 4 Y- ff: f, 'if -' ..,.. 7 M L- ' fifgwaii-f.,'f!af1'Q-' 3 1 '1-Mdsk:ss:'wZy2:1.:f:LL:5z. 430, H51 ' I 'S-off 4Mv'effz':fQ::,e: 1 fix If W 9' 'If ' If 121 -1 4 ' ' , . 1 I.r Jr. I I g LAWRENCE M. SOCCI 2828 Germanlown Avenue Philadelphia 33, Pa. Larry Whal' Happened Playboy of lhie Weslern World-laughs al all jokes-Misler Devereux's conslanl' care-aI- ways combing his hair-professional sheep shearer-slogie-smoking genlleman. ACTIVITIES: Band lg Sodalily I, 2: Yearbook 4: S+. lgnalius Club 4, Chronicle 4: SI. John Berchmans Sociefy 4. ALAN M. STOUGHTON 308 Old Forresl Road Philadelphia 3I, Pa. Al Hey Ron, Good! Always seen wilh Pruell-al every dance-co- pilof of lhe Hazel -spends summers in Ocean Cily-a slar member of lhe Herd - runs riolous 'Taxi service lo every foolball game. ACTIVITIES: Crew 3, 4, Sodalily 4, Aposlle- ship of Prayer 35 Yearbook 4: Dance Commil- 'Iee 43 Jr. Prom Comrnilleeq Sr. Prom Com- millee. As the Day ended The Prep was founded in I85I. Thal gives us 'rhe dislinclion of being 'I'he I00'lh class lo gracluale from S+. Joseph's Prep. Only 'lime will be able lo iudge whelher or nol we will be worlhy lo lake our place among all lhe 'famous churchmen, doclors, lawyers, lhink- ers and businessmen who have gradualed from lhe Prep. One 'lhing is sure: we hope lo. And if our ambilions are more lhan iusl' pipe- dreams we will. EARL VINCENT SWIFT 806 Church Lane Yeadon, Pa. Earl Il Was Tremendous Bodyguard of Noel and Will-fools a crazy French horn in lhe Band-member of 'rhe il- Iuslrious Herd -Prep's grealesl ice-skaler -Andy Seminick's grealesl admirer. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Sodalily I, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Sodalile I: Jr. Prom Commil- 'leeg Sr. Prom Commilfeeg Spanish Mission Club 4: Class Officer 2: Track 4: Chronicle 2, 3, 4. LOUIS E. SWINAND 6326 Farnsworlh Slreel' Philadelphia 49, Pa. llLoull Are You A Wise Guy, Buddy? Tallesl member of lhe 3C Triumvira+e - Mayfair cal-Ryan 'lan-one of Falher Lani- gan's lunkheads-ex-Green scholar-allends Sl. Joe's dance every Sunday. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily l, 2: Debaling I, 2: Sr. Prom Commillee: Radio Club 4. NOEL JAMES STRICKLAND 2I23 Winlon Avenue Haverlown, Pa. S+ringfield Mmmm Boy Navigalor of 'lhe Hazel -Earl's shadow- never wilhoul' his while bucks-owns a huge slack of honor cards-beadle of 4E's Herd -connoisseur of rhe German language. ACTIVITIES: Dramalics 2, 3, 4: The Prep lpaperl 4: Yearbook 4: Sr. Prom Commilfee 4: K.B.S. Commilfee 4. GERALD B. SZCZESNY I04 Federal Slreel' Philadelphia 47, Pa. Jerry Hey Bill, Going Down+own? Plays a cool sax 'For lhe even cooler S+ar- ligh'lers -always beals Gallop al pool- Soulh PhiIly's sharpesl' dresser-rides lhe bandwagon lo Prep foolball. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Dramalics I, 2: Class Officer I: Sr. Prom Commilfee. EDWARD H. SZWEDA I70I W. Hun+ing Park Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Ed Half SheeI', Jack? Makes Ihe daily rush 'ro Ihe smoking room for Ihe pool 'fables-big game hunler--aboul' Io sail around Ihe world for Uncle Sam-always wilh Glancey. ACTIVITIES: Sr. Prom Commirlee: Track 4. ROBERT B. TRACY I8I9 S. 58+h SI'ree+ Philadelphia 43, Pa. Wally How Many Did You Hunk Prep's delegafe Io Cape May-huslles a hol- Plymoulh-allends all Ihe Prep games-runs a Iaxi service from school 'ro Wes? Philly-Ihe man behind Ihe camera. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 2: Biology Club 2, 3, 4: Sr. Prom CommiHee: Dance Commiffee 3: Phoiography Club 4: Choir 4: Yearbook 4: Class Paper 4. DANIEL J. THOMAS 7200 Limekiln Pike Philadelphia 38, Pa. Dan Tha+ Answer Can'I Be RighI Censors Herd aciivilies-Admiral of Ihe Prep's Schuylkill Navy-summer pasiime creeping be'l'ween Wesf Oak Lane and Ocean Cily in 'rhe Grey BeeIIe -brillianr sI'udenI' -perfecl example of Ihe well-rounded man. ACTIVITIES: Crew 3, 4 ICO-caplainl: Swim- ming 3: Biology 2: Siudenl Council 4. JOSEPH J. THOMAS I I25 S. Ruby SI'reeI Philadelphia 43, Pa. J. J. I 60+ Sho+gun No place like Ihe Soulhwesl' Io J. J. -one of Ihe 'Four fugi+ives from Greek-never seen wi+I1ouI' Fran Colgan-ice cream vendor in Ihe Cafeleria-chiller in Wesf Philly. ACTIVITIES: Aposlleship of Prayer 3: Sr. Prom Commillee 4: Track 4: Sodalily 4. 1.5, ff- ' -.4 - Q -mor-Q' - wire iii' 'W ' 4-Q fa ,-A' .I I ff. I ' W 7, lfgisi ' W ,iffy A T, .A-I I if . f f I , :W,,v ...W I H ' ..,,,.?.-1, AM,,v-4.6.1 f or T is I .ansgm FREDERIC L. TROMBETTA 243I S. I3+h S+ree'r Philadelphia, Pa. Fred Lend Me A Bluebook A member of 3C's Four Muskeleers-one of 'rhe Soufh Philly ambassadors-wai+ing for the A's Io reiurn-wanls Io be as rall as Swinand -always seen ai baske+ball and foofball games. ACTIVITIES: Dramalics I, Debaling Ig Chron- icle 2. JAMES PAUL WILSON 3I83 Aramingo Avenue Philadelphia 34, Pa. Big Jim Gel In This World Spanish speaking member of 4E-envoy from Richmond-big man in 'rhe S.S.A., C.Y.O. and P.A.L.-besl' usher in 'rhe Gesu-able and crifical ediior of 'rhe Yearbook-honor slu- denl. ACTIVITIES: Sodalily 3, 4, Spanish Mission Club 3, 4, Class Oflicer I, 2, 33 Yearbook 41 Sludenf Council 4: K.B.S. Commiilee 43 Jr. Prom Commiileeg Sr. Prom Commiilee. WILLIAM JOSEPH WALSH I202 Earlingfon Road Haverlown, Pa. Bill Ah, Yes! Radio man of 'Ihe Hazel -prodigous smile -sporls a Don EagIe haircuf--has never made an enemy-looking forward 'ro his M.D. -greal' driver, hasn'+ goflen a 'rickel yel- mayor of Haverlown. ACTIVITIES: Biology Club 2: Jr. Prom Com- miHee 37 Sodalily 4: Dance Commillee 4' Yearbook 4, Sr. Prom Commillee 4. ROBERT J. YANKEVITCH II20 Harding Drive Upper Darby, Pa. b So IIBO ll Probing infellecl and hard work have made him a scholar of disrincfion and have assured his success-finds lime 'ro enjoy Mozari . . . a genileman of sreadfasf conviciions-masfer of The non-commirlal. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Sodalily I, 2, 3. 43 Debaling 4, Choir 4. wk dl! CHARLES WILDMAN, JR. Mill Road Langhorne, Pa. Spider No Kidding! The Langhorne Kid-pals around wilh Heff- sporls a black '53 Plymoulh-amiable and personable-slerling member of 'Ihe famous 48-consisfenl roofer a+ Prep fills-Melrose Academy, nolhing like il. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4: Sr. Prom Commir- lee 4, Foolball 2. 3. threshold of new conquests JOHN KELLEY and RICHARD HYLAND: SENIOR WRITEUPS THE '55 CHRUNICLE STAFF JAMES WILSON: EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JOSEPH BRADY: ASSISTANT EDITOR ROBERT KOGUT and JOHN BUTLER: BUSINESS MANAGERS JOSEPH LYNCH, JOHN McCARTHY and PAUL COYNE: ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS S+alT: Joseph Lucenle Peler O'Brien Roberl Coscarello John MacFadyen Michael Magee Charles Morgan William Mulvey Slephen Piolrowski Slaff: Slaff: Roberl Moran Nicholas Pifha Gerard Koob John Mariano Roberl' Lalley Alan Sloughlon Roberl Pieslak Frank Shorl' Roberl' Lynch Donald McBride Lawrence Anaslasi Edward Borowski John Shirley Vincenf Nolan Joseph Bawduniak Charles Dougherly T. WALKER LLOYD and NOEL STRICKLAND: EXTRA-CURRICULARS Joseph Hafner Marlin Moser Vincenl' Garrify Joseph Simpson John Laschenski Charles Dwyer Joseph O'Brien Roberl' Lamb Louis Cascialo James Currie Thomas Burns Joseph Ryan Frank Bender Michael Powers John Rumbarger Auslin Hogan Edward Nash Pholographyz Ronald PrueH Bruce Tracy Joseph OH' Typing: Lawrence Socci James Gillespie Adverlising: Earl Swifl Roberl' Frusco Roberl' Bocchino Moderalor: D. Terence Neller, S. J. Frederick Semel Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. S S 0.00 PATRONS H. Scattergood James B. John P. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. Peter C. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. 525.00 PATRONS Brown, Jr. Butler, Jr. Louis Casciato William B. Christy, III Joseph J. Fisher Raymond E. Jeffries John B. Matthews Harry Francis Mitton William J. Myles Joseph O'Connell Tyrrell Y. Vincent Yoshida 520.00 PATRONS Francis A. Lalley Joseph Ryan 9515.00 PATRONS Teofil Babacz William Bacher Miss Jane Badaracca Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bender and Mrs. Blue and Mrs. Joseph A. Brady and Mrs C. A. Branka and Mrs Frank Breuer and Mrs J. K. Breene Joseph L. Browne Firmin G. Callan and Mrs Walter Campbell and Mrs Edward A. Carroll and Mrs John J. Casey and Mrs Joseph P. Connors and Mrs Matthew A. Conway Mrs. Mildred C. W. Cox Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Coscarello Harry J. Crossen James E. Currie William Davis Vincent H. DeBenedetto Edgar G. Delano Thomas Dooley Patrick Dougherty Joseph E. Dwyer William P. Dynan Robert A. Farley Joseph H. Feege Charles W. Fischler Dennis Flanagan Richard C. Flynn Clement J. Fox C. P. Gamber Vincent F. Garrity Walter Garvin Geib and Family Richard Giannini Domenic Giuliani William J. Glowacz Henry Gordon John J. Gough A. J. Greybek Joseph F. Gruszka Joseph E. Hafner E. F. Heffernan I. S. Hneleski Austin L. Hogan David T. Horn B. J. 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Reilly Mr. William F. Rhinehart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Rumbarger Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs Richard J. Scanlon Mr. and Mrs Louis L. Schoener Mr. and Mrs. Harry Semel Mr. and Mrs Bartholomew A. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs John L. Shermer Mr. and Mrs John F. Short Dr. and Mrs. George D. Shoup Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Simpson Lodemiro and Anna Socci Mr. John J. Stock Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell L. Stoughton Mr. and Mrs. James L. Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swift Mr. and Mrs. B. Szczesny Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. James D. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. F. Trombetta Mrs. Eleanor C. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wilson Mr. I. John Yankevitch Dr. Anthony V. Ziccardi 510.00 PATRONS Mr. George Adams Mr. and Mrs. M. Bawduniak Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Borowski an Mr. and Mrs. Alexis M. Carlin Mrs. William B. Christy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Conroy Mr. Geoffrey Cunniif Dr. William Fearn Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gleadall Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Glennon Dr. and Mrs. W. C. 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Murray's Restaurant 2000 East Cumberland Avenue Parrot-Grocery 1026 South 9th Street Philadelphia Tile 85 Mosaic Co. 7904 Germantown Avenue Plymouth Barber Shop 3608 North 22nd Street Rhawnhurst Cafe, Inc. 8002-04 Castor Avenue Sal Brothers, Men's Clothing 2010 Morris Street Walt Schmidt's Esso Station 6700 Castor Avenue Sears Realty Corp. 1533 West Girard Avenue Sonny's Service Station 4th and Girard Avenue Tony's Delicatessen 1631 South 2nd Street United Weather Master Co. 2989 Frankford Avenue U. S. Art Weaving Co. 11 South 17th Street Charles V. Wackerman Funeral Director 83.00 BUSINESS PATRONS Al's Clothing 3023 Kensington Avenue Al's and- Lou's Barber Shop 5901 Oxford Street Mae's Beauty Salon 6640 Sprague Street Munz's Sox Shop- 6338 Rising Sun Avenue S. and S. 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