St Lukes High School - Pindarian Yearbook (Ho Ho Kus, NJ)
- Class of 1956
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4' ' D 7 ini fb 5 .f W. - p E Q , '33, . g M 4 55 V . 'Julia-.4 4a.79hwm V'-1. ? W y 4-if 'la Zim, . U'-wal Ka. ,ff 1 . I' 1 1111 . -. . Q, ,o- 4 , Q 1 in v 'Y' '-.T' 'V' D-, Q Alma Alma Mater calls to us all tonight, Calls tonight, inviting us to bring Our promise to do what is good and right Let our voices proudly sing. CHORUS: . I Let's keep the honor of St. Luke's, Let's keep her banner floating high, ea l.et's keep each memory of days gone by 4 As bright as the stars in the sky. 1.,,,.f1 COMPAIYI Glltd of MR. and MRS. WILLIAM HAUSWIRTH and FAMILY UM In Honor of THE LITTLE INFANT of PRAGUE Comphmenfa of DR. and MRS. DOMINIC SCAFURO QU Compliments of C. C. VAN EMBURGH, Sr. And -C. C. VAN EMBURGH, lr. Compliments of RICHARD A. GILSENAN and CU. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Mortgage Loans Auto 0 Home Appraisals Furniture 0 Jewelry Management Liability 0 Accident and Health Life SERVING . . . Ridgewood - Ho-Ho-Kus - Glen Rock - Allendale - Waldwick Wyckoff - Midland Park - Ramsey 242 Franklin Avenue Gllbert 5-1600 Ridgewood, N. I 102 SACRED HEART CHURCH Suffern, N. Y. RT. REV. MONSIGNOR JAMES P. KELLY Pastor More LOCAL Sports News . . More LOCAL Society News . More LOCAL Features . .' More LOCAL Pictures, than any other newspaper. Read the Ridgewood Newspaper!! THE RIDCEWOOD HERALD-NEWS Every Thursday THE SUNDAY NEWS Every Sunday 103 ST. CATHERINFYS CHURCH GLEN ROCK, N. J. Compliments of W. H. MacDONALD and SONS REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 4 400 Franklin Avenue Wyckoff, New Jersey Phone WYckoff 4-0075 104 Am Aiwa 'I 2 V 1' . f-fn ' 1 Z ie ,few-f aww Q--?L,fgLf 1' fx! R f efffffff- - f' AV ' , f. ,YY 7 14 ' MGUNT CARMEL PARISH M RIDGEWOOD ACKERMAN'S FORMAL WEAR To Hire and For Sale Tuxedos - Full Dress - Cutaways - Strollers - Dinner Jackets Limousines For All Occasions 12 Godwin Avenue Midland Park, N. J 105 CHURCH GF SAINT GABRIEL Saddle River GAUDREAUDS 5 sl 10 409M2 GOFFLE ROAD Opposite Midland Park Lumber Headquarters For Cards - Stationery Toys - Books - Notions - Art Goods - Hosiery Ribbons - Dry Goods - Novelties - Household Wares Cosmetics and Hardware Plenty of Parking in This New Shopping Center YOUNG 81 BORTIC COAL - FUEL OIL - COKE Dependability Over 65 Years in Ridgewood THE COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE 9 Franklin Avenue GI 4-4-700 Compliments of THE ROSARY SOCIETY St. Luke's Church HO-H0-KUS, NEW JERSEY 107 CROSS TRANSPORTATION, INC. John J. Cross, President 134 Garfield Avenue Jersey City 5, N. J. Daily Overnite Service Between Metro - New York and Philadelphia - South Jersey - Jersey Shore For Pickup Service Call DElaware 3-5160 Distributors of ,SHELL FOA-5X HOME HEATING OILS, SHELL PREMIUM AND REGULAR GASOLINE SHELL LUBRICANTS, MOTOR OILS AND GREASES. SAM BRAEN OIL COMPANY Main Street, Wyckoff WY. 4-1000 I 108 CITRUS FRUIT IUICE CO. Allendale Oakland Wholesale Retail Communion Breakfast A Specialty ALlendale 1-5122 Oakland 8-7075 We Go Anywhere GEORGE ERNST, lr., Inc. Fireproof Storage Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving 7-11 Suffern Place Suffern, N. Y Phone: Suffern 218 109 MICHAEL A. DWYER Best Wishes . . . FARMERS' Auto Sr Equipment Exchange Bulldozers - Allis-Chalmers Tractors - Rototillers - Power Mowers Garden Tractors - Irrigation - Chain Saws - GMC Trucks Willys Jeeps - 4 WD Trucks - Station Wagons 266 East Main Street Ramsey, N. I RAmsey 9-1234 110 if Wx CARRIAGE SHED I - E Country asuas v -E : Eg Se., . V ROSALIE HAWKEY w.f igh qc WW' Q-l 'b GE C l ix A A A U y 'in .I I A X5 ALQJN S --f ' 1 . Y ' X 1 j 3m.,,,- Q at the 6'Carriage Shedn for your . . . Slacks . . . Shorts . . . Shirts . . . Sweaters . . . Skirts Dresses . . . Bathing Suits . . . Accessories Country Casuals for Country Livingv Barnstable Court SAdd1e River 1-6188 Saddle River, N. J GUARDIAN ANGEL CHURCH ALLENDALE, N. J. 111 W e Are Proud To Extend Congratulations To St. Luke's High School . . . Yes, we are proud, because of the fine work that is being-done by your school, and the opportunity you have given us your official photog- rapher, to be affiliated with it. LORSTAN STUDIOS Foremost Photographers in the East 20 Hamilton Street MUlberry 4-9824 Paterson, New Jersey OLiver 2-1767 Tel. SHerwood 2-7121 Res. OLiver 2-3005 Homer 81 Hammond Frank A. Eaklns - Agency Real Estate - Insurance WILLIAM A, DOREMUS Zester Sz Company o o 4-5 N. Broad St- Ridgewood, N. J, 40 Church Street Paterson, N. 1. 112 Tel. Gllbert 4-4932 Frank's Floor Govering Go. Linoleum 0 Asphalt O Rubber Vinyl 0 Tile 0 Plastic Wall Tile Cove Base 0 Formica Sink Tops 610 North Maple Ave. Hohokus, N. J. Gllbert 5-4391 Ridgewood Gift Shop Imported Gifts and Religious Articles 36 Prospect Street Ridgewood, N. J. Phone: RAmsey 9-1618 William M. Lanning Flowers and Vegetable Plants 341 Grove Street Ramsey, N. J. Compliments of Van lleesl Bros. Paint and Wallpaper Store 28 East Prospect St. Waldwick, N- J. 113 Compliments of Founlain and Evans Real Estate and Insurance 75 Anderson St. Hackensack, N. J. Dlamond 2-7345 Best Wishes 574.2 gag Suffern, N. Y. SUifern 5-0596 Compliments of Vincenl G. Vasco ESQ The Midland Park Lumber 81 Supply Go., Inc. Lumber 0 Millwork Mason Material 0 Building Supplies Wholesale . . . Retail Lake Avenue and Come Road Midland Park, N. J. 0Liver 2-1000 114 Franklin Gandy Gompany fFormerly Borlin Candy Co.j Wholesale Cnnfectioners K ountain Syrups and Supplies Franklin Ave., Franklin Lakes, N. J. Tel- Gllbert 4-2965 E. W. Schaefer, Pres. The Murray Agency Real Estate Insurance 45 N. Broad Street Ridgewood 'ir Compliments of Joseph Frere Stone Dealer Franklin Tpk. Waldwick 1-3884 Compliments of The Home Bakery Known For Quality Paul Jonack, Prop. 57 East Ridgewood Avenue Ridgewood, N. J. Gllbert 4-1002 Gllbert 4-3220-1-2 Fred Wendel Piping Contractor Plumbing - Heating - Power Industrial Piping Mechanical Equipment Air Conditioning Sunflower Avenue Paramus, N. J. Fred Wendel Compliments of Saul Z. Steinweiss Towne Pharmacy 1 Sheridan Avenue Hohokus, N. J. GI. 4-1565 Q Service With A Smile! Kalwha Zig l IU Ridgewood Compliments of The Sporl and Pel Genler Waldwick Shopping Center 28-A Franklin Turnpike ALlendale 1-4733 Waldwick, N- J. Complete Athletic Supplies - Guns - Archery - Fishing Equipment - Pet Supplies -- Tropical Fish and Birds 116 GLEN ROCK ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE CO. Radio - Television Salds and Service Glen Rock, N. J. OL 2-2323 Compliments of DALE'S MARKET 850 E. Ridgewood Ave. Ridgewood, N. J. Compliments of L- P. MARRON SZ COMPANY OL 2-9781 HO-HO-KUS HOME SERVICENTER Charles 1. Catancaro, Prop. Wheel Alignment . . . Tune Ups Road Service . . . Repairs D. A. PELL Garden Tractor and Mower Center BON-TON FRIEDMAN Dry Cleaners - Tailors - F urriers 45 South Broad Street Ridgewood, N. J. GI 5-4400-1-2 HOWMAR 'Qqqqqoinnsion STATIONERS SI PRINTERS . '-I-gufcuu 35 Prospect Street Ridgewood, N. J. ulwyfffaxzfwgg-FN ' PAUL'S FIVE AND DIME STORE Ho-Ho-Kus - Hillsdale - Wyckoff ELMER'S COUNTRY STORE Upper Saddle River, N. J. Quality Foods Wines and Liquors MAURICE CYCLE SALES 621 Route 17 Paramus, N. J. GI 4.6587 MAcKsNzle's Paint Poi' BEVERAGE SUPPLY CO. Charles Weinstein, Prop. S-? Beers, Wines and Liquors 16 South Broad Street Ridgewood, N. .l. GI 4-6060 Compliments of ADVANCE TRUCKING 0 Fourth Ave. and Mc Lean Blvd. Paterson, N. J. 117 GREENERY FLOWER SHOPS Ridgewood and Westwood, N. J. REXALL DRUG STORE 622 N. Maple Avenue Ho-Ho-Kus, N. J. GI 4-2026 OWEN MURPHY PRODUCTIONS 723 7th Avenue New York, N. Y. HARDEKOPF - BOGART Insurance 25 Chestnut St. Ridgewood, N. J. QUALITY SHOP 3 Sheridan Avenue Ho-Ho-Kus, N. J. OL 2-2721 THE NURSERY 516 Grove St. Ridgewood, Nt J. JERRY,S SEA FOOD 30 Prospect St. Ridgewood, N. J. W. H.'MacDONALD 81 SON Real Estate and Insurance Wyckoff, N. J. WY 4-0074 AA HARDWARE CO. 27 Franklin Turnpike Waldwick, N. J. A AL 1-4777 FRANCIS DELICATESSEN Beers, Wines and Liquors Glen Rock, N. J. OL 2-9788 PEERLESS HARDWARE 8: PAINT STORE 20 Prospect Street Waldwick, N. J. AL 1-4143 CHOCOLATE SHOP 24 East Prospect St. Waldwick, N. J. AL 1-4676 QUALITY CLEANERS, TAILORS 81 FURRIERS 593 North Maple Avenue Ridgewood, N. J. GI 4-5099 MILLER'S PHARMACY Emergency Prescription 24 Hour Service Wyckoff, N. J. WY 4-0161 118 l THE PIXIE CROAL S TAVERN LUNCHEONETTE Beers - Wines - Liquors Magazines, Greeting Cards, Toys Ahh Ave 81 River Street Route 17, Ridgewood OL 2-9694 Paterson, N, J MU 4-9-890 CENTER DRUGS The Prescription Store KEN SMITH MOTORS 75 Frankln Avenue 26 Frankln Turnpike Waldwick, N. J. Ridgewood, N. J. GI 4-2200 Zif f SWISS PORK STORE QMS Wholesale and Retail Il 8 E Fair Lawn Avenue Fair Lawn, N. J. W. Saddle River Rd. Saddle River, N. J. Fair Lawn 64872 Saddle River 1-0657 17 John Suee' New York 3, N' Y' Congratulations to THE SENIOR CLASS from Mrs. Mary .lane 0'Brien Compliments of H. N. THURSTON 81 SONS INC. Congratulations To The DOROTHY CARROLL ACLASS OF ,56 Women's Accessories . fm 10 oak Sl. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bake-r Ridgewood, N. J. GI 5.1996 HOLLYWOOD JOE'S BARBER SHOP Joe Caramanna, Prop. 48 Van Houten Street Paterson, N. J. LA 5-9569 RUSSO'S MARKET Fancy' Fruit Baskets 46 E. Ridgewood Avenue Ridgewood, N. J. GI 4-2839 YE TOWNE PET SHOP Every Need for Every Pet 19 Oak St. Ridgewood, N. J. GI 4-0875 VINCENT T. FIASCONARO New York Life Insurance Co. 119 THE COACH HOUSE Barnstable Court Saddle River, N. J. SA 1-0766 ' Fine Gifts - Cards Decorative Accessories PRIMROSE FLORIST INC Ridgewood Shopping Center 106 No. Maple Avd GI 5-2600 evenings - GI 51383 Ridgewood N J TELAIRSERVICE INC. telephone answering service mRcUsQQ,,3gj'? 45 N. Broad St. e Ridgewood, N. J. Helen Hill, Executive Director 41' E' Ridgewood Avenue Day and 24-hour Service RidEeW00d, N- J- GI 5 3325 B 0 0 T E Il Nora Martin Mary Scafuro Mary Ellen Mc Connell Linda Scott Sue Mc Connell Jeanne Schultz Regina Messaros Ann Scheuermann Chuck O'Brien Marge Stockhammer Mr. and Mrs. M. Panicucci Peter Timony Trudy Patey Mr. and Mrs. B. 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X q5:5.?wI?2 4.-W-wig' if g -,g 129. is t'v .5 -gfi f,fsfQ1'1sgYs was'aw'fs5g,2524.Q21i1f,fQ:Qeff5f'isggfriwifmifiwf ,V I mb . . -X ..p,'M,,Qms ak f 9, 'A PK ,, , ,w w Miifqawfvwigiis-2s-g.'?!f XE Ww,gf , fvsw. 2 vm L g :S ell , FASHIONS for MEN and Boys In Village Shopping Center 239 Franklin Avenue Ridgewood, New Gllbert 5-1200 Jersey BO0STiEIl Joyce Abbate Dorothy Bauerlein .loan Bernstein Robert Boudreau Thomas Bouffard Brenda Bowen Vivian Buggle Carol Butler Catherine Butts Mr. and Mrs. Caramanna Nancy Cavanagh Josephine Cimmo VlfglUla Coleman Gene Colm Frank Collyer Joyce Conaty Carol Coy John Creegan Maureen Cromn Phlllp Dahlen Paula Detrano James D1 Tolla Elizabeth Donahue Joan Eiseld Mary Ann Fontes Esther Freire Richard Fulkrod Carol Gavin Danny Gilchrist Roseann Haight Mimi Harris John Hart Arlene Haytas Noreen Hennig Ellie I-Imneklns Miss D Hyland Sheila Hyland William Von Itter Mary .lackel Rita Kennedy June Klaschka Peter Koole Kay Lent Patricia Link Mary Lou Lmthwalte Thomas Mac Donald 121 Corlis Twins Mlary Janssen BUSINESS PATBUN S ALLENDALE Allendale Sweet Shop Allied Crafts Company Stiles Thomas Agency Wilkie's Service Station GLEN ROCK Glen Rock Shoe Store Lou's Hairdressers Rock Hardware and Supply Co- HO-HO-KUS Coiffure Studio Ho-Ho-Kus Shoe Service MIDLAND PARK A Friend McNeill Pharmacy Park Hardware RAMSEY Anton Wagenhoffer B and G Supermarket RIDGEWOOD Associated Outlet E Home Fuel Oil Company John Franks L. Misirian Jewelry Co. Mac Hugh's Merrihew's Junior Bazaar Meyerson Shoes, Inc. Morrey's Confectionery Osmer's Delicatessen Patricia Feeney, Inc. Ridgewood Corset Shop Ridgewood Drug Ridgewood Rug and Furniutre Sport and Camera Shop Strauss Stores ' Swan Cleaners SUFFERN Bright Spot The Shoehorn UPPER SADDLE RIVER Elmer's Country Store WYCKOFF Dormarell Shop Fabric Shop Russell Farm Wyckoff Cleaners Wyckoff Pharmacy 122 RIDCEWOOD AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Cadillac - Oldsmobile BROGAN CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE COMPANY 100 SOUTH BROAD STREET RIDCEWOOD OLiver 2-2000 Chevrolet DEMAREST MOTORS, Inc. 129 SOUTH BROAD STREET RIDGEWOOD OLiver 2-0777 DeSoto - Plymouth HALLAHAN MOTORS 290 FRANKLIN AVENUE WYCKOFF WYckoff 4-0487 Buick HIGGINS . BUICK, Inc. 53 SOUTH BROAD STREET RIDGEWOOD Cllbert 4-4200 Chrysler - Plymouth LAWALL MOTORS 21 NORTH MAPLE AVENUE RIDGEWOOD OLiver 2-0400 Pontiac MAPLE MOTOR CO., Inc. 599' NORTH MAPLE AVENUE RIDGEWOOD Gllhert 4-2484 DeSoto - Plymouth MARSH 81 GROAT, Inc. 565 NORTH MAPLE AVENUE RIDGEWOOD OLiver 2-0702 Packard T. B. McGUIRE, Inc. 51 CHESTNUT STREET OLiver 2-2200 Ford RIDGEWOOD MOTORS, Inc 555 NORTH MAPLE AVENUE RIDGEWOOD OLiver 2-3373 Nash RIDGEWOOD NASH 48 NORTH MAPLE AVENUE RIDGEWOOD Gllbert 4-5333 Lincoln - Mercury KEN SMITH MOTORS, Inc 75 FRANKLIN AVENUE RIDGEWOOD Gllbert 4-2200 Dodge - Plymouth STATION MOTORS, Inc. 54 FRANKLIN AVENUE RIDGEWOOD Gllhert 5-6040 Ford WYCKOFF MOTORS FRANKLIN AVENUE WYCKOFF WYckofl 4-0109 For Efficient Service See Your New Car Dealer Members of New Jersey Automotlve Trade Assoclatlon and Natlonal Automolnle Dealers Assoclatlon Your Safety Is Our Busmess I 123 5CCl,l'5 fo . . FATHER DUFFY-for all the help he has given the seniors and for his interest in their endeavors. FATHER KALAFSKY-for the privilege of allowing us to dedicate our yearbook to him. SR. ALACOQUE--for giving us a foundation for our script. SR. URSULA MARIE-for her many hours of hard work in helping us present a yearbook of which we can be proud. T0 THE FACULTY-for all their interest and aid in help- ing the seniors play their parts well. MR, EDWARD B. RAE of the Rae Publishing Company, of Montclair, N. J.-for his many ideas for the dummy and his patience in its publication. THE LORSTAN STUDIO-for their help in planning and taking of pictures which make a yearbook so inter- esting. OUR ADVERTISERS-without whose generous support, the yearbook would not be possible. THE STUDENT BODY-for their encouragement and sup- port of the senior book. i-..,g.i... Dear Lord we offer our lives to your direction. May our every action bring us closer to playing the part you have chosen for us in life. Please Dear Lord, help us to become better actors so that in reality we may become better Catho- licsg and, by so doing, win your acclaim in that last hour that will decide our final destiny -..... Lithographed by RAE PUBLISHING CO 22 Frink Street Montclair. N. J. ' x 4. a 1. 5f1e!W1 ' my QM JF W AX,f'1 V ' Lffyjyj' , J W, M1 f ?Aj55 Mx ww 961 r,up,,V A X5 'W' W AWW7 iilwvfw M QWZMM Qi ff W ,f f QWMF fvupif I . wav QWQRNLIX .460 fd V WV ii.. SCWN ,gawk Eiwifwfsy QSM , ' 1 A . .J..J4W:m' x-. ..u.f...a 1' x B+ 1' H, T Q 1 Xia., Qi '35 is , Zz!-M: WW fl W' mera, My flu X71 , Jlffpiwfw ' y'7'f'7ff4,.. 9 ar 'D 'feb Dix a Alma iw. ' I A 0 l l Alma Mater calls to us all tonighty KX ' Calls tonight, inviting us to bring W Our promise to do what is good and right 1 gtg Let our voices proudly sing. i 6 , - - CHORUS: . ' -' Let's keep the honor of St. Luke's, l 3306 Let's keep her banner floating high, 4 Let's keep each memory of days gone by M As bright as the stars in the lsky. MARY REGINA SHEEHY 123 Ardmore Road, Ho-Ho-Kus Gilbert 4-5459 Mare College Preparatory Blonde streak . . . ugly Claire's twin . . . cousin from Maryland . . . letters from Fairfield . . . summers at the Shore . . . likeable . . . easy going . . . Party at my house. Blessed Virgin Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Library Club 25 Art Club 15 Home Nursing 35 Red Cross Vice President 45 Taurus 45 S.S.C.A. 45 Class Secretary 3, 45 Babysitting 45 Pin- darian 45 Dramatics 4. BARBARA ELYNN SCHUMAN 439 Dorchester Road, Ridgewood Oliver 2-4169 Barr General Impish red . . . sparkling personality . . . teddy bears . . . beach parties . . . Booster Belle . . . Fordham rooter . . . enthusiastic . . . seen with Anne, Jeanne, and Gayle. Blessed Virgin Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Glce Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 15 Booster Club 3, Secretary 45 Home Nursing 35 Red Cross 45 J.V. Cheerleading 35 Babysitting 3, 45 Dramatics 45 Pindarian 45 Field Hockey 15 S.S.C.A. 3, 4. .ll11j..4l fm f u JEANNE LORRAINE SHERRY 82 Franklin Turnpike, Ho-Ho-Kus Gilbert 4-1040 Jeanne College Preparatory Peppy cheerleader . . . Tab' . . . Rutgers . . . cute . . . blue eyes . . . curly hair . . . You must be joking. . . . weakness! peanut butter and jelly. Blessed Virgin Sodality 1, 2, 3, Serretary 45 Booster Club 3, Vice President 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 15 Babysitting 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Class Treasurer 35 Taurus 45 J.V. Cheerleading 35 Varsity 45 Dramatics 4. NTO thy own seb' be true, And 1 Thou canst not then be DENISE DOLORES SMITH 202 Franklin Avenue, Midland Park Oliver 2-0500 Denise Commercial Paratroopers . . . pretty eyes . . . curly hair . . . sweet . . . never stops eating- . . . I got a letter today. . . . artistic ability. Blessed Virgin Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 1, 23 Booster Club 23 Taurus! 1, 23 Choir 1, 2g Pindarian 4. U RYA E Illli 'M.A. X A ege eparat y Se de o . .shmis ..ca ec tain N. P1 an Aven y 1 e a 1 WF5! aj-j y trtps t D y n rms sc o l nrt ed g tl bor ader s e leadi a ' Bo ter Clu 3 resid nt 5 ' -3 ' Presid nt 2- amur Basket ' 3 matics p . . X . . S . . . . . . I . . X z les d V gin So any 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir , 2g Chee' , 3, C t n , h , 4 Baske all 1 C1 b 1 Clas Tre er ice , 2, indarian g lee u 1, 2 j l y Y 4, bl x N 7 ,must follow as the night the day. false to any man. ' -Hamlet BARBARA ANN TYSON 100 Homewood Road, Allendale Allendale 1-4671-M Barb College Preparatory Poodle cut . . . Gelco . . . artistic ability . . . absentee . . . expert on excuses . . . well- mannered . . . unassuming . . . seen with the E twins. Blessed Virgin Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. L . K PATRICIA ANN VILORD 19 Ramapo Avenue, Suffern Suffern 5-1329 Pat Commercial The other twin . . . friendly . . . Suffern C.Y.0. . . . pajama parties . . . stock in the Erie . . . great worrier . . . capable secretary. Choir 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. 37 5 MARY CATHERINE VILORD 19 Ramapo Avenue, Suffern Suffern 5-1329 Mary College Preparatory The Brite Spot . . . which twin? . . . Good Samaritan Hospital . . . letters from ,lack . . . crazy accent . . . Suffernite . . . weakness- chewing gum. Blessed Virgin Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, Field Hockey lg S.S.C.A. 3, 4. All! .1 la ,I fM'i wiVMHfV 167 Franklin Turnpike, Waldwick Allendale 1- Mary College Preparatory 5 l I PM - feaif: is 1 we areas I M ,,,...u . .. -' ' -f f L' f ei, .,- S. 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Blessed Virgin Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey lg Library Club lg Class Treasurer 2, Cheerleading 3, 4g Booster Club 3, 4g Pindarian 4. around . . . small in stature . . . polite. Blessed Virgin Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Stamp Club 3, 4. 'Tarun is such sweet sorrow. -Romeo and Juliet ASS GFFI ER The Big Four! Smiling over a successful year! Left to right-M. Sheehy, Secretaryg T. Flanagan Vice Presidentg Gerald Osler, Presidentg G. LeMunyon, Treasurer. 38 Wlncl all the world? a sta e. 9' Seniors on the way to class. And then the whining school-boy, with his satchel And .shining morning face, creeping like a Bill BPOWH 'Hi blH'Ck110'Hl'd- Uzzggingly to school A poor player . . . That struts and frets his ' ' ' hour upon the stage A5 You Like It ' - ' And then is heard no more . . . Macbeth . . . Left I0 Right: Charles King, Robert Di Tom.. They have their exits and their entrancesg As You Like It . . Left to right: Richard Reeve, Frank Caradonna Tomorrow, and tomarrow and tomorrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day . . . Macbeth . . . 40 Seniors hasten back after lunch. Defer no time, delays have dangerous ends Une man in his time Future Chemists-C. King, C. Clark, A. Lyall, and R. Di Tolla. And, as imagination bodies forth The forms of things unknown . . . Midsummer Night's Dream . . . Senior boys enjoy good company. My heart doth joy that yet in all my life Julius Caesar . . . I found no man but he was true to me . . . Julius Caesar . . . Ted Flanagan and R. Baigas share lunch. Neither a borrower, nor a lender beg For lo an oft' loses itself and friend . . . Hamlet . . . pla s man parts . Bill Brown, at the wheel, declares - And we like friends will straightway go to- gether . . . Julius Caesar . . . Charles King reflects- Sympathetic classmates stand by J. Osler as he pleads To be or not to beg that is the question . . . 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Harris, Secretary sl f 3. 4Y3e not afraid of greatness: some are born rea? some Q NJ :fi Q 5' f 'fu . WZ 'Qy' Jr,Jf1i'f5VXW!fn'f'if5f Qj Wx Nigunior A boys Jenjoy Yfigx fine Lucan. weather. First row: R. Caudreau, T. Bouf- fard, W. Kaser., J. Creegan, P. Cougillin, D. Gilchrist, J. Filippone, R. Boudrexau. Second row: D. Baron, T. Crusco, G. Douglas, E. Bowen, J. Di Tolla, J. Cal- lahan, J. D'Atti1io, R. Bern- hardt, P. Dahlen. 44 S. Cogan Vice-President 1. Creegan, Treasurer .lunior B Girls relax on the convent lawn. Center: R. Perrone. First row: D. Mackie, G. Ryczek, K. Sulli- van, H. Rutledge, L. Sang- er, R. Messaros, C. Roach, J. Monahan, A. St. Johns. Second row: A. Ross, J. Wallner, G. Salzer, M. A. McNamara, M. B. Longo, P. Magee, A. Voinier, M. L D. Porod. . is QEQAPJ 0 l j .. if J. Wallner, Secretary S. M iccio. President raw J. M cM rmamy Vice-President R. Rieschl, Treasurer achieve it and some have greatness thrust upon them. ip -Twelfth Night Junior B Boys say cheese as they aim to please the photographer. First row: C. Miller, E. Priestner, D. O'Brien, R. Shanahan. J. Murray, J. Warwick, C. Le- Munyon, F. Murphy, J. Nu- try, S. Miccio. Second row: R. Leonard, R. Williams, R. Rieschl, J. Kuiken, W. Rankin, J. McManamy, E. Massaker, C. Truax, E. San- dala, B. Meehan. Q -5-A . 'xl-2 . K.qQa equ, President .. v.,,Vc ' all aj' AJ D, A Fo: Ny qt..-'. '-51 sf A Y , rl? Biff 1-T31 QJ . . Q . 135 Q L7 . .I 5 i . LN' ,W J.21 .A' Q, n - ' , -L. 3' .' 5 J' V M wi ,N U ' '4 if 'fi' -, wif' 13,4!Boriges,l Secretary ' 1 Q.: LJ ' J' 1' ' ' uf fx I, 1 f X -- . tl V. P' -1, J '- 'J 1 .f Q W f ,U . F 7 . VV: iff. ,ff YV 1 X sf , ' il' J We ' J 1.1 H V! ls' J J V .P Sophmore A boys strike an at ease position. First row: J. Hawk, W. DiT'olla, J. Coletti, K. Gaudreau, J. Bialdo, A. Hart, F. Guagli- iano. Second row: L. Hoff- man, R. Doremus, W. Hock, A. Cosentino, JH Hopkins, P. ., Bprokowslclgh, W. Georgi,VJ.LwB!jjL'gJ? ll X Eid' '3 95'-V f vw' H Xl ,ff '.'- , 1.11 -33 if KY? AV' 1' ,Sv E if C' I bil' .xi ' ,- 1 ue 'J ff 1 If 5 X mf ,rflwf ' My 46 C . 4 '- V ' ' . -5 J -L, LUYRKL .yii li, '-ll-Q! n' y iff' K , Q A Sophomore A girls stop for a laugh on their way to school. First row: C. Chap- man, V. Davis, J. Borrefll, C. Butler, P. Flynn, M. Cor- coran, E. DeGise. Second row: J. Dowling, J. Ferro, B. Borges, M. Ganther, V. Coleman, S. Hyland, A. Clark, V. Buggle, C. Clo- heissy. Third row: S. Car- berry, M. Fedoryka, C. Go- las, B. Friedel, M. Balles, J. Devery, B. Bowen, J. Ahearn, E. Ambrose, R. Donnelly. hd . I . 67,4451 J , n I . vmqwf oi? M, S. Hyland, Vice-President 'sfs.A 4, ' 5'5 , ' .7 rm, 'L?fQ5f?L,' OPHO ORT51fAAf2f , Q- 'N --mins all: 0. C. Golas, Treaslirer Z0 5 .Q I . N 1 60 M ,Q '-j?..,.- xyg Qian-e1eef..f Q . Q-L Q: CZK-Z' , 7 Qgfa -mais 'f caught by the camera KL Murphy, President I ,f 'zzgff 4 ,f Jjfw 'ifxvffgzidg Q., L' 79 P' ffffff ff! ' , - ' li' Q ,milf yu! L ff. , Z -uf! 'fl I J v,7 ,lv rw! V if-Poiffil fc I A'-.4.,', , J 'Eff I Jr' ' al!!! , ' -' ..,',,'6' ,' lg, I 1 Q 4,.,' JMQ- f s 1 3,1 ' ,f jf, . KQV, , wif ff Lael fwwv Sophomore B Boys' are ff, i Cali! we pg N M rtum z aug, . a Q?nff in the midst of one of their shenanigans. Center: 'M. O'Keefe. First row: M. Mooney, M. Menendez, J. Markley, O. Murphy, R. Lustig, C. Messaros, T. Mil- namow. 47 fda. .MZ QQ M. fin o2rQ1w J L., Sophomore B Girls get to- gether to display some of? their typical Lucan spirit. First row: G. Patey, N. Lockwood, P. Manion, C. Lent, N. Martin, M. Magee, L. Kuklinski., M. Logan, M. E. McConnell. Second row: K. McCarthy, A. Longstreet, M. Janssen, J. Klaschka, S. McConnell, K. Liva, A. Murphy, M. Lnhh, A. Mar- tin, P. Link, C. McGuire. U 3: F -M. an 'li' 'uh Lrg, fi Y-'Vg , 6, J,-1 -,Ti If gag Y -QLD '-vw P. Link, Vice-Presiclehtx, -Cai, -0, f . -. A - -v-Q QF 41 '44 11. , 1 . , Y T , ,X ff 1 .f. f' ' , U ll, ,xi T Q M. Logan, Treasurer .. Ni.: :CLF Ahh- ' yfyfjlt' OPHG foPJT 'Bo' C FE r E , af 'f Mttfftifg WL Wb j .,,: W 1, 6 . ,Mini fly? ,M .ffl jf, Lt 'V ' 1llHkE',f'Jfl y x Cf, 4 . . phomore C Girls smzle ,yi U V' - A J I ,gqu J? .9 V Wlffi L gf' 1 ff 90 2 their approval of St. Luhe's new football field. First - row: E. Will, J. Schultz, M. J. Schlesinger, A. Pernetti, A. Shaw, D. Winthrop, B. Wade, A. Scheuermann. Sec- ond row: G. Zariello, M. E. Rush, J. Sedlatschek, L. Scott, M. Stockhammer, P. Rehill, K. Wilton, E. To- bin, L. Tichenor, C. Rich- ter, P. White. I A z . , , ,GV , , 1 ' 4' , Q, , , 2- 253i.'.-v7ftg,tf .' , V -3, .if .ff :ina f .f,w1?.?.Q.4W , f ' C. Tosz, President fwfp . en QR fe 3 1 A K 3 .1 Nm A 2 . mwggttx . tg W A , , ,Q , ...,,, . . , 1. -X mf 1ggL . zQ,p,gg' K , ,, J f-we fl? fi e f. it I , I .. , .. new -t. :-f ,- UPHO B Sm, A. Pernetti, Secretary Ga del LH cb! If JK. . -,U - me Wtzasgt . ' . eq... 5 ..y iq,WW,.,. ,N 1:.t,,.Li5,.,..i, 1 5 f 'ws mm-sf fx t J. is 4 Q af. A Q xg? 'ng Y x fi Q? lf' f N. Wenthe, , ' -. Q55 216' ,- ' . A A 1 f I -A'. . . S ' . ' V S - ...,-, , .A Vice President . ..o. -'mi E. Pretstner, Treasurer 1 U, M ' 't n t 'nel My . MW pm S are 0 gy Le . as l Qfiw' vdjgfixif Rv!!! .5 ,K QF Sophomore C Boys stop in- to the rectory for a chat with Father Kay. First row: J. Polhemus, A. Sciala, R. Priewstner, R. Ritzel, A. Per- na, C. Tosi. Second row: P. Timony, F. Thonus, R. Spi- dcro, W. Simpson, E. Van- derhoven, N. Wenthe. Af if J ily' . a A'J -'41-VCD ,Vi .Lo f-'f ', ,Q -.FI 7jf '.f ' , pw.. f A V .N nb-'V' -,f 5 I ' 1 1 7'- ' I. Lf , ff , X ,J :VI f, 7 , Q, , 5 L rj' - . A ,f- -' 145 N ff . ' ' 2?',w'JF'reshman A girls lofzk on the light side of High School. First row: J. Ab- hate, N. Cavanaugh, M. Fontes, J. Cimino, M. Brown, J. Dente, S. Ar- nette5 J. Bernstein. Second row: C. Corlis, E. Donahue, C. Diohm, P. Detrano, L. Denver, J. Corlis, S. Col- lins, J. Boirell. R. Garvin. Third row: R. Bomelyn, J. Conat y, K. Collins, P. Brasher, P. Fletcher, I, Dirkmaat, 'Mc 'DgSilQa,' -L Fiordalisig' , Q ' ' 1' ,V I, Q - I FRESHMAN P. Detrano, Secretary . . 77-Measure for Measure R. F ulkrod, Vice-President P. Brasher, Treasurer Freshman A boys take in a little sun before their afternoon classes. F i r s t row: D. Coughlin, E. Al- dous, R. Fulkrod, R. Fey, D. Cogan, R. Desmond. Sec- ond row: J. Pennell, J. Ga- lotto, W. Massaker, F. Coll- yer, G. Leonard, D. Dem- hia. Third row: G. Chee- vers, L. Cole, A. Del Coli- Aano, H. Bernhardt, R. Clare. 49 X X I. Kelleher President , ffl' 'A-XXX 1. .mx fvlaiif We CY m av elifkahlliirhk WWZN Mfr TX' 'S all X X X XV2 X X X X XXX, we XXx X 9 X X vw X Q we XX 'Y' XNxfX2z2+:f, if X ' X gc: , X .f.e'Maa QQi: . .X , Q XfWXfXXfX ,W . X VfwwwX X' X X -XWYXQXXWX' .H . - ' SX 1' . f, - Qi .wal was f 5v.wMs'kfM.:,:gkYQ 'fliwfv 'QV ' ' Y , ,aflwt-zqmfjkil ,Fa C X er X, . X,.:ff.'Xg 'Xa M. .X 9,311 X- , iw ,QNX,.XXmffXffwm,-M 'Q 7 X r.-fww X .1 waXf'XiX,w X: HIVX Q MX.-lffXf1f'1A,f ' . QIMIW A A' QV. NRM '- as B. Hyslop, Secretary Freshman B Boys announce uwelre from St. Lukes and couldn't be prouder . First row: D. Jones, V. Garzilli, J. Harknett, B. Melntosh, H. Klipfel, G. Hansen, M. Hession, J. Gavin, T. Mc- Donald. H. Johnson, M. Leonard. Second row: W. Jordan, R. Haydinger, G. Logan, G. Hanley, J. Mon- ahan, H. Guarriello, J. Kel- leher, P. Koole, R. Long, D. Murray. 50 . 6-1 . v Freshman jB Girls believe in the old adage Laugh and the world laughs with you. First row: E. Koller, M. Hoffman, M. Hughes, R. Herrman, C. Mooney, R. Haight, E. Lent. Second row: C. Lent., B. Hyslop, P. Koellmel, S. Meyer, A. Karp, N. Hennig. Third row: J. Housman, S. Kakos, K. McTighe, M. Larkin, P. Gavin. Fourth row: H. Mayer. A. Kinney, M. Mori- nl. H. Guarriello, Vibe-President S. Kakos, Treasurer T. Tumulty, President E. Tumulty, Secretary Freshman C boys willingly take time out from algebra class to pose for photogra- pher. First row: A. Scott, W. Voss, J. Vincent, R. Thompson, W. Schlesinger. Second row: F. Novakow- ski, M. Smith, T. Pione, A. Stasny, C. Pacinella, J. Wit- zeman, B. Ryan. Third row: W. Zerrenner, R. Schuman., M. Zigarelli. Fourth row: K. Shedler, C. 0'Brien, J. Sheridan. Fifth row: J. Turner, J. Reimer, W. Van Itter. Sixth row: R. Pianetti, R. Putlock, E. Mueller. 1 Freshman C girls take time out for a coke' break. First row: S. White, B. Richter, J. Shannon, V. Roche, M. O'Hare, L. Otta- van, J. Riggio, E. Wolfe, B. Rosasco, I. Randall, S. Sal- zer. Second row: J. Schmidt, T. Tumulty, B. Scafuro, N. W31lHB1l',p E. Tumulty, Ma Scafuro. 1 Q FJ W . I' I. Randall, Vide-President FRESHM N 'BKY1 'ma ' .- 3'5filf1'i-I if . fe,gsfw14a ,, '4f'f'1' x-1f5Z,.5Jf'Eig f- .. rs 5 x - In ' .1-,S!2,,,fVEli?'l at , Wm . .y,-ysfm. Y2.fHi,5t'E2'1 ' 'f' ' -'I Q .. H 'qw--, .fn-yf:,,,gf,sg, gg., w.i,g gr,gma'f5v,,'PPgQv1,fggggsg . - K A, , , 1 . :I .1-,zenzgsl.-'gfyz-yzfvi iff f!5'.1.z-5.1112 2.1, qi.: ffgygzgw-?g.swf7sz,'vifesfiggil i '1E:ff f5.Y' 'z Kifwii,-I ' , 1.:' rg, ,.:57V'..V:4:5g,,'jfiLg gy-yr' -' fl? : 5'?3?EfwZ,1e:fii2sifa I -, fu:f'l?5sfif1.,ss'f,.5,si' K R 3-i5??SYff'F ,.1,, K, yi .- M. Scafuro, Treasurer Girls' Senior Sodality form a living rosary in honor of Our Lady. M he excels each mortal thin -'JI' If , ,f X u as A , 1 'a Q , v .I Q .1757 . ,. s W l Li 1 11 , e e Hi l ICQSQ, X , X walk , 4 4 gf. N 'I v ' Y f 1.4 if X ' X x X 1 v iv Officers of the Girls' Sodality plan for future events. Left to right: J. McConnell, Vice-Prefectr, J. Sherry, Secretaryg G. DeMaria, Prefectg G. Conaty, Treasurer. S4 Ardent sodality admirers surround their leading lady. First row, left to right: R. Regan, F. Cara. donna. Second row: R. Boudreau, S. Miccio, J. Filip- POUC- F- Murphy, R. Di Tolla, R. Reeve, T. Boul- fafd, W- KHSCT, J. Murray, J. Warwick. Third row: C. Miller, J. Zelek, E. Schaeffer, T. Ryan, T. Smith, W. Doremus, E. Pries-tner, J. Nutfy, J. Creegan, D. Gilchrist, P. Coughlin. Fourth row: R. C-audreau, 'upon the dull earth dwellin fl vi i i! ' 3 ma, M' i if it if lg I A W! 'N V 'rj fl. K A If QW I 1 .l ll y' fi Senior officers lead the way on Sodality Com- munion Sunda Left to ri t R Di Tolla Pie y' l gh : ' 9 l ' fectg F. Caradonna, Vice-Prezfectg R. Regan, Sew:- retaryg R. Reeve, Treasurer. 55 E. Massaker, E.. Flanagan, G. Osler, M. Donnelly, J. Carry, P. Henderson, J. Kinney, G. LeMunyon, C. King, M. Peterutti. Fifthlrow: R. Kelleher, C. Truax, R. Bernhardt, B. Meehan, D. 0'Brien, C. LeMunyon, R. Shanahan, R. Baigas, W. Brown, R. Williams. Sixth row: J. DiT0lla, .l. Callaghan, J. D'Attilio, J. McManamy, P. Dahlen, M. Bowen, T. Cusco, G. Douglas, D. Baron, R. Leonard, E. Sandala. Seventh row: R. Rieschl, W. Rankin. 79 ' --2 Gentlemen of Verona 6cWlll.Ch do but what the should Senior Altar Boys prepare to serve Senior Sodalists strive to pay Mary the highest form of admiration, Benecliction. Left to right: R, Regan, namely imitation. Left to right: B. Tyson, J. Caramanna, A. Lent, J, Carty, M, Petteruti, T, Ryan, M. Wilton. M. L. Ltinwthwaite, M.' A. McNamara, R. Messaros, R. 1 t if x 1 H1 1 1 Reuter, D. Hock, M. Hackett, M. Sheehy, L. Katt, M. Garrison, G. Contaty, C. Roach, A. O'Donnell, M. A. Tumulty, B. Schuman, J. Clark, J. Malley. z 35 . Q.. ,L V, 5 ,, , ,d w wi jgeggami l Qgayiflzgwy ,M fa A Wwe. me .tw + KP fl Vocation-minded sodalists present In Life's Glad Mornv. First row: K. Sullivan, R. Renter, A. O D0nnell. Second row: J. Sherry, G. Conaty, C. Hibner, M. Scheuermann, D. Porod, J. McConnell. Third row: M. Sheehy, A. Lyall. 56 Students relive the Nativity scene at Bethlehem to portray real meaning of Christmas. I to preserve our love and honor if -Macwhf r J S.S.C.A. take a cof- fee break from their busy schedule. First row: D. Bauer- lein., M. J. Voinier, D. Porod, H. Caclima. Second row: M. Is- selmann, J. Caramar- na, C. Butts, A. Hay- tas, C. Gavin, M. Harris, K. Sullivan, C. Ryzeck, L. Slang- er, M. Longo, R. Kennedy, G. Salzer, M. A. McNamara, R. Messaros, J. Morahian. The Purpose of the Sodality is to instill in its members closer union with God through devotion to His holy Mother. The Sodality is the Nreasonl' for all these works of Catholic Action and the inspiration for those silent acts by which we repeatedly implore-'GO Mary, make us what we ought to be for J esusf' Baby Sitters entertain the small children as part of their Sunday morning routine. C650 sweet is zealous contemplation. 99 RET RE T RETREAT MASTER REV. PAUL KNAPP O.F.M. Conv. Father Paul urges Lucans to active Catholicism with an old adage-- Action speaks louder than words. -King Richard III Students listen with rapt attention as Father Paul tells another good Navy story. Seniors pray for the grace to make a good retreat. Of Mothers the dearest, oh, wilt thou be nearest, When life with temptation is darkly replete. Forsake us, O never, our hearts be they ever As pure as the lilies we lay at thy feet. 59 Lovingly, Mary's children advance to her altar. The Sodality forms a court to make way for the May Queen. Left: C. Hibner, M. Hackett, J. Meyers. Right: M. Sheehy, D. Hock, D. Smith. Gail De Maria, May Queen, accepts the crown from Jean McConnell, Maid of Honor, as the Blessed Mother smiles down upon their tribute. MAY CROWNING Ol Mary, we crown thee witl1 blossoms today, Queen of the Angels, Queen of the Mayf' Each year it is our custom to pay this living tribute to our Blessed Mother in gratitude for her loving patronage. Every moment is filled with ardent devo- tion for the gracious Queen of Heaven, Mary Immaculate. 59 Making melody in their hearts -Our Glee Club disperse joy throughout Lucanville. Left to right: First row: B Borges, N. Mullieu, A. Ross, J. Sedlatshek, D. Winthrop B. Wade, L. Kuklinski, M. Logan, R. Perrone, N. Lock wood. Second row: J. Caramanna, B. Schuman, E. Freire C. Butler, M. L. Linthwaite, M. J. Schlesinger, D. Bauer: lein, M. J. Voinier, S. Carberry, P. Link. Third row: G DeMaria, J. McConnell, J. Malley, M. Scheuermann, J Wallner, A. St. Johns, V. Davis, C. Golas, M. Janssen, C - Clark. Fourth row: A. D'Donnell, K. McCarthy, C. Gavin-. A. Lent, R. Kennedy, P. Cogan, J. Dowling, C. Chapman, B. Ambrose, J. Clark. Fifthlrow: B. Bowen, R. Messaros, E. Hinnekins, L. Sanger, G. Ryczelc, A. Haytfas, J. Devery, D. Smith, H. Hauswirth. Sixth row: R. Renter, L. Katt, M. Hackett, J. Meyers, C. Hihner, M. Sheehy, G. Conaty, J. Sherry, M. Harris, D. Hock. Seventh row: M. E. Mc- Connell, A. Scheuermann, A.. Pernetti, V. Coleman, K. Lent, M. Stockhammer, J. Bozell, S. Hyland. ' Cfut music for the time CLEE CL B CHORAL GROUP Wall side, Top to Bottom: M. Dowling, N. Hennig. P. Detrano, J. Riggio, C. Lent. Railing side, Top to Bot- tom: C. Chapman, N. Mart- in, G. Zarriello, E. Koller, E. Lent. lliinmf- ....... Praise ye the Lord chorus forth the choir members as they sing at Sodality Sunday Mass. First row: N. Wallner, M. E. Mc- Connell, J. Sedlatscheck, M. E. Isselmann, J. Malley, B. Schuman, J. McConnell, M. E. Rush, M. L. Linthwaite, J. A. Corlis, L. Denver, A. O'Donnell, G. DeMaria, M. Scheuermann. Second row: J. Schmidt, N. Mullieu, N. Hoennig, P. Delrano, B. Donahue, N. Mar- 1 P White G 7'1rriello'C Cha man E Tobin P Co' an H lCll,. ',... ,.p,..,.g,. Fiordelisi, P. Gavin, E. Ambrose, I. Randall, L. Ottavan. Third row: D. Heck, L. Katt, C. Hibner, J. Meyers, R. Messaros, M. I-Iaclv ett, M. Sheehy, .l. Sherry, J. Conaty, A. Dirkmatt, A. Kinney, G. Conaty. doth chan e his nature. 9, , A -Merchant of Venice M. M. Stockhammer, our able Glee Club direc- tress. HW? CLASS EDITORS-B. Schuman, J. Sherry, A. Lent, and G. Comzty-engage in a discussion over the under- PI DARIA ART EDITORS-M. Sheehy, and D. Smith-use their artistic touch in brightening up the Pindarian pages. MWG are such stuff as SPORTS EDITORS-G. Osler, T. F lanagan, G. De Ma- ria, and M. A. Tumulty--compare notes on Lucan sport- mg events. I x BUSINESS MANAGERS-J. Meyers, M. Scheuermann, R. Renter, and W. Brown-hard at work on balancing x our budget. 62 The Pindarian is for us not an Annual but rather a 'alife hook . . . It is the uscriptw, freely marked with stage di- rections, of the scenes in life's drama played here at St. Luke's. dreams are made on . .il CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF-A. 0'Donnell, and A. Lyallg display smiles of pride and satisfaction as they co1n- plete final plans for the 1956 Pindarian. 1 The Tempest f X r A ASSISTANT EDITORS-J. Malley, M. Wilton, M. Gar- rison, L. Katt, and 1. Martin-make a final check on the dummy layout before it goes out to press. 63 is--X 5 'fx .IQI X x . X xc M3 iz U. il? .A .c- P X 'X 'tr-' A ASSOCIATE EDITORS-J. McConnell, C- Clark, E Schaeffer, D. Friedel, C. Hibner, M. Hackett. and R Di Tollag confer on important Pindarian details. E 1 W 'W 'Q f 1' S wTnL,,., ,-,. ., ,f mmm' MLM if f Gffxf ' aww , W..fQ,wf-MJ?+fffvZ'Wf 'x' ., se.-1 D3 .mxffv-iQ5W?f:JL'71 59597 Tx ,'f,.?.'1i'1iff 4 . ,..,,,x w.fw,,-w,.f ,.f ,ham I , ..,s'! q.j.,i!,-4.544 ff- vU,,f.'-'-1f3',vf4A11mQIv gn? Fa'Z'7J5c'J . L S , -' I Bfmff-'- ',J':. 11.1. 1 V ,- . H azecew-A' N' .Q M ' fa f ,,,.,f,fgrff.rffQ,-f mf -'ff , ,v , . , V - 1,-mga A+ J Q f v Q M - .- ,,, 'w2Uf'2W5 3 f W m:f2:fwfW V X , 7 f - L 'fn ,,.mm-nv:-why +1-, - . ,, ,, Y , 1' , 'g'5 5 T enee f Ei . W '? 7 5.2 'r :J I ii F . f i '5 ,X '7' fff- f iii K '5fl'7q3 'V TQ Vmmky f f Y - V ff f, + T' A . ' Maflagefs s 1 . BuS1 'e5 lv if e h money goes , say 'Y t e 'XJ , .- ' 1 'S the wa ent.., fm 1.1 A , wnlvflzyers and A- L J-,Q jjlfgp I. vu-D , qi 3132 . . X :X C. ju ' -T ,K 1 L ,PJTUW ,L C85-Ju , 'x x ' ,M , X55 N V , 'JZ' 2' we X 915 I, JL, i' WW r xdxjzf K A KW' fi cw' Ybcu .wel 'L iJefNEf0 ' ' f' JJ N . ' f qpkf em. gp, ,wh ,VH Gp Not up a tree--just lookmg beyond to even hzgher goals for Taurus. Left to right: T. Bouffard, kCo-E5fli- torg C. Clark, Co-Editorg A. O Donnell, Editomn- Chief. -Afl Af M ll h et Cl t 6 en . f mess'- . to see the h q the Taurus S?Ifi: 01:lLlsa11eY'1 1giT?sxiT Y mbeflfgftn righh A. 'Ig Yqlanagan' R' issue- 1 S- ' ' 1. McConnell' J' envy! ds thou v .p., :V 'i . u nvonxxxxu A A A aim ist ..-if' f :iq af 5 All the T h Tauru s motto The staff under t eratlon of Maureen the W r harass of the ckfmld F B jcfhn many H B Pete Henderson nd Bdh Bern hard! a EI OB Ftaxk Caradm la. The In tense: can surely com: an lor an share 1 the glory hui Cam. Hen :mm and ms my. mr wa nh am In v mm, our nm arf In 1 fu c beam ini 5 sta! behind them Ted Flanagan 55 New Faculty . V s1.wxx's son! A , , K ' 1 1.5 -.M , ,gt L, v NEWS ' HS g06S Olll' he mod Sr Helen works vear owl an nous Ted FI 'Hagan 56 ter x Moderator ui the G rls Sm x r Kndallty and 10 C huxnemnrr teacher S ale came tu u I um flu egmh g we nf sr. Lukas Gnm mar Schunl New she 15 iryvz tc pound an mmm 5 1 mf mn the rnwrs, the eqvatmn cl Algv bn to Kwu rllsni of Frt hmen argc Januar, Sum- am-A adm Rei gm If . 5' -. . fig . is ' ' . 'Q I ' . 'af I V ' - 'Y .ff f . -. ,.,,, , ' re ' vxyn-' nf' 1 K 9 xx, ,A ' usb- 1 w- - e , 4 Q' . . K U e T f f K H ' 4 - ' .,-. f -54 5 - '. , a - . , . . f Q , , fn -1 H . V - , . , , 1' f 5 r 1 V1 , . , 4 - , - . r , 1 . M . f , , - ,V , , , , .1 , 1 1 ,. . , . .r Y. V . C 0 1 . , , . . . ' 5 5. 4 1 ' . . . Members Sxslev Helm V ,green guxdmg lad-1 ef TM-rw if-fi 1:9911 Iiwff- T St ff e bers believe in keeping the paper rolling , First row: J. Sherry, M. J. Vtdlllrlllfr, Ill. Sllleglny, J. Malley, J. Mc'Conne1l, P. Rehill, C. Golas, K..McCarthy, J. Borell. Second row: R. Leonard, A. Longstreet, P. Gavin, K. McTighe, R. Rltzel. be th God 19 and truth as. U V us 1 7 ' X If ll CTOQBEH. 1955 N0 1 , 01 Qu -s 4 r 4 ' 1 round to put out not only a paper we can all be proud of, but one that wxll prov1de llvely and lnterestlng readlng for the en tlre student body eller Pro 11 be Sli Hlenhe Englewood Rdixun sbetf may y :mc guys ua mx um an y 1. football h llvlt lc Iuk p cSse Plym. do Yzysbc mme Annu in rt fm Ihcty In amsamvnfn 1 we nw um sz 1 111 y eo n nc h kwvsbiy efvm uwAdz evymn mm Ibod MyH blcs I! url. any 0.1 gm i22hxxg Henry VII i Captam Pete Henderson gwes the mszde story on Satur Flanagan lil' . V, . -. group A 0 2 of sev: - 1. . notch sccrrlaries. Sister 2 H 4. . . ua UZ. S D I min-1e.Avy an mmm- m Q ' , 1 H , .W I , , . H- I wffwlfh H Wm '22'i,2 ,f',1 ,, hm ,eng day s game to Sports Edztors G. De Marla and T. Vre . ' . , i'- , . , ' ' gym es S W ...S 1... f. .. ... 55 we oy ' xivitieiwhlchrarrgrfrnm Mmm ' mg me wondering Mcili G lu!! 0 soft all gilmts wllh . i , an muy me .mm vm... me p.,.m1.ms, ur ainfor Q-S fam ' JV, , ' -,R 0 Lug at wi m in W ml lf -um. X wnhjm f ts' c'..aesao ...V .1 .-. g f 0 gn. 'ms W 'ehnf . . .C 1. ' rs ' .1 a N Y N em LM dP Yf -- .M-xi BOO T ER ga , my -47? s. W',,.,s f . B. Schuman V' 1... W I .T 255 ,M x 'N 334 :32 -'RTW D. F reidel hgge sem... ' .. row: J- V . ' . uauuxmy . the faces of t f victory- FHS: G DGMBYW' H nna R- T he symles DW d another gfef' , W- Brovm- ' an J, Carxama , Luke's has game -1 n. Second row uv, B- sebum ' . W W T 11 3' .g:l?gEl,NYf.D0:lH9H.y9 M' A' um Dyfqlla. J. Sherry . . 2'?.,,. ff ,LSI Y if ' 1, G. DeMari1a M- A- Tllmulfl' if 1 5 Y? W-if Z ww 5 ,mia in My ,X wwf, i Y My Q 1 - w 5 A Junior Boosters pose with the team mascot. Left to right: A. Ross, M. HHFUS- C. Gavin, J. Morahan, M. Isselman, M. A. McNamara, D. Bauer- lein, J. Creeg-an, E. I-Iinne-kins, A. St. Johns, R. Leon-ard, J. Wallner, H. Rutledge, L. Sanger, M. J. Voinier, A. Haytas, E. Fre-ire. 5 2 J McConnell , I i g: :flu W J -- wi' w . .gap , ,,,,. x ,, f 11' t ' Nr' W... 0 ' I ,, ' M. Donnelly' 5 CLB V.. ' is , xl W. Brown . s2i121:ciit1 Q .ii,f 11. . f '-:g 1 1- : -- 'ift::'i1ff1,..,'sfg,1sV f 1? Q 6- R. Daroua Seni Ol' First Boosters l'0W. J Put up 0 fell! DiTo1la, MCCOHne11, It reminders of POWII. Caramannai S the coming f Boosters officers check on a School Spirit and St. Luke's are close to being synonyms. Keeping this tradition alive is a group of students whose task it is to fill the bleachers at every game, encourage partici- pation in schoolucontests, spon- sor a variety of social events, and get whole-heartedly be- hind all Lucan endeavors. In a word the Booster Club has the enviable job of uboostingv St. Luke's! The Ilucan Spirit Banner row: E. Priestner, V. C econd , I 0015 ll row. M. Doiineliriimiig' 1-gi C. Clark ' 5 A ..p, a,rQ, is displayed by the Sophomore members. First oleman, J. Sedlatchek, K. McCarthy. Second W h N Lockwood L Kuklinski M. row: J. Brady, S. Hyland, D. int rop, . 1- , . , Logan, W. Georgi. date for their coming pep ral- ly. Lefft to right: Barbara Schuman, Secretar g Mary t Y A d el e Tumulty, Prewsiclentg Gail DeMaria., Treasurerg .lewanne Sherry, Vice-President. M. Wilton 6 p E, ' .1,, I 67 New members are initiated into the active Student Council body. Seated: J. McConnell, H. Cadima, J. Sherry, G. De Maria, D. Friedel, N. Lockwood, J. Ferro, C. Golas. Standing: A. Ross, M. Voinier, E. Hinnekins, P. Koole, J. Filippone, T. Bouffard, W. Brown, G. Osler, T. Flanagan, R. DiTolla, C. King, G. Colin, A. Seialla, M. Stockhammer, A. St. John, S. Hyland. That Christendom shall ever speak their virtue. 99 -Henry IV Through the efforts of the Student Council of St. Luke's a better stu- dent-teacher relationship has been established. The members bring to the fore the particular problems of their fellow students and try to settle them by open discussion. Stud ent Council representatives smile proudly at the results of their clean-up campaign. Left to right: R. DiTolla, C. DeMaria, T. Flanagan, G. Osler. 68 1 STUDE T OU IL Student Council officers ex- amine a current issue of the Council Courier. Leift to right: G. Osler, Presidentg T. Flana- gan, Vice-Presidentg D. Frie- del, Treasurerg G. DeMari1a, Secretary. Projection Club Projection Club members proudly display some of their equipment. Left to right: G. Colin, J. Turner, R. Clare, D. Cogan, R. Schunian, R. Leonard. lunior Red Cross CC How ar that little candle throws its beam, If there is any little good that I can do let me do it now -that is the challenge being met by these willing Red Cross workers. Kneeling: L. Denver, D. Winthr'0p, G. Patey, J. Riggio. M. Scafuro, G. Zariello, B. Wade, B. Scafuro. Standing: M. Schevermann, P. Gavin, R. Don- nelly, J. Conaty, M. Sheehy, G. Conaty, A. Lyall, E. Ambrose. Camera Club Practice makes perfect say the conscientious Camera Club members. Kneeling: A. Martin, A. Murphy, M. A. Ballers. Standing: L. Kuklinski, M. Corcoran, V. Coleman, J. Salzer, J. Di Towlla, R. Messaros, J. Murray, M. Linthwaite. shines a ood deed in St. Lukels is, indeed, grateful to these four service clubs which have performed num- erous voluntary tasks for the benefit of the students and their school. Members of the Library Club serve as li- brarians during study periods and have learned many library techniques under the guidance of their moderator, Sr. Michael Joseph. Our Camera Club deserves a vote of thanks for all their photographic assistance on the various Lucan publications. The boys in the Projection Club are the stimuli behind visual education at St. Luke's. Junior Red Cross members take their place in this cast beside our central figure., the compassionate Christ, as they perform many and varied acts of charity . . . The activities of these organizations have provided enjoyment for those participating as well as having developed in each a feeling of accomplishment and service . . . P a nau ht world M i Ewifl, , llbr z.ii'lf'- ,r 1rr,,:,-ilA-Wd . flllfflfjl Nfl we rf 1 if X 1... , Unix KX ' The embe s f the Libr ry Club, B. Scafuro, V. Cole- Llbrary man, NlnHennllg,0M. A. Balllles, J. Klascka, and M. Scufuro look over some of the new books purchased with Earring,' sale profits. 71 W Stamp 2 sifv Axe i X f R g X5-,fax J ,f ,Y f A I' f' uk . 511 f J ' vii! J I l '7fC9'4 N if .f' 'PN ' 'J ' ff gf N VL 61 f' 19442 ,af ff! . IIA!!! i fir .f ' R .1 I ,NJ Stamp Club members display with pride one of their projects-a world-wide stamp album. - 1 4 , , f 'Q ifkiR'iV..-1' 1 1 First now: M. A. McNamara, R. Messaros, K. Lent, L. Scott. Seconltl row: A. Scheuermann., A ,f Hijd H. Cadima, D. Winthrop, J. Dente, P. O'I-Iare, J. Ahate, M. Scafuro, M. Gantter, B. Scafuro yn!! W0 ff N. Wallner. Third row: M. J. Schlesinger, P. Flynn, M. L. Linthwaite, C. Coy, C. Butts, J Riggio, P. Rehill, L. Kuklinski, A. Pernetti, D. Porod, N. Mullieu. Fourth row: V. Davis, ,' P. Cogan, M. B. Longo, C. Roach, C. Chapman, D. Hock, M. Garrison, J. Devery, M. A. Balles, K. Liva, M. A. Janssen, J. Eisele, J. Dowling, R. Donnelly. These cluhs hy further- ing individual interests. have brought students of similar talents together, to work and play as one unit while having the advan- tage of making new ac- quaintances through the club. Under competent sponsorship, the members have enjoyed developing their particular line of in- terest to the point of pro- ficiency. Knitting Club l ,W by I ,bij FIA W7 ' ' .Wi ! X, Knit one, pearl two is the motto of the newly-formed Knitting Club. ' First row: C. Butts, R. Perrone, J. Bemstein, R. Height., M. Hoffman, B. Scvavfuro. Second row: K. Sullivan, M. S. Larkin, C. Chapman, M. Gar- rison. E. Ambrose, S. McConnell, M. Scafuro, M. Lobb, P. Koellmel. Third row: C. Zariello, P. White., J. Caramanna, J. Klaschka, P. Rehill, H. Fiordelisi, E. Donahue, P. Detrano, D. Houck, V. Coleman, M. E. Longo, B. Steimle, L. Tichenor, McGuire, P. Fletcher, J. Eisle, M. Hoffman, M. E. McConnell. Cl ' M H1121 P' A f -MJ' ,ff 5 X fl LL' X L0 7 ji I i,.j'! 1 ID' ICR RI G EREMO Ff- Kay' be-S!0wes his blessing on the Juniors participate in the first annual rings as J. Osler and M. Peterutti Ring Ceremony ever 10 be held in assist- Sr. Luke's. The school ring is a symbol of our fidelity to the principles instilled in us throughout our school years. It tells others even as it reminds us that Christ, in Whose Presence we received it, must, hold center stage if we would keep the honor of St. Luke's.', Our promise to do what is good and rightf, is the thought of these true loyal Junior Lucans. 73 uessf' mufmufs Caffie as Grandma and peak the speech, lpra THE CAST Jay Eldridge ...................... Stephen Reynolds Butch Reynolds ........ .. ................Charles King ................Gera1d Osler .......Michael Donnelly Hugo Willifred ....... ........... E clmund Flanagan Sacha Sevinsky Philip King ..,.............,.. ...........Tl1omats Crusco ..........Wil1iam Brown Damon Gottschalk ...... ................ T 'homas Ryan Barney Fellows ....... ......................... J ohn Crarty Amanda Eldridge ........................ Constance Clark Marion Eldridge ................ Mary Adele Tumulty Lindy Eldridge ....... ................. D enjse Friedel Hildred Reynolds .............. Helen Cadima Madge Wilkins ....... ................... J eanne Sherry Evic Cannon ........ Josephine Caramanna Claire Thompson ................................ Anita Lyall May Houston ......,....... ............... . Lorraine Katt Veronica Nichols ........ Claire. Hibner Carrie Randolph ................................ Mary Byrne . I E methiflgv all bffike iinngd. Juv look S SENIQR PLY Pd be happy to go with you, Handsomef' says Evie to the pleasure of Hugo and the amazement of H ildred. 74 i I Grandma and Marion give Madge some advice on how to win Iay's heart. Our able prompters are caught study- ing their lines for the big production. Left to right: M. Hackett, J. Mplley, and M. Wilton. ou trzppin I on the ton ue. 99 -Hamlet First row, left to right: C. Clark, T. Flanagan, A. Lyall, D. Friedel, C. King, M. A. Tumulty, H. Cadima, C. Hibner. Second row: I. Osler, W. Brown, J. Cavamanrma, J. Sherry, T. Crusco J. Carty, L. Katt, M. Byme, E. Schaeffer, T Ryan. UCome Uver To Uur House The story revolves around the Eldridge household. It is a clev- er, swift, and funny show, stud- ded with jargon of modern youth. A real mixture of come- dy lines, fast situations, and serious sentiment plus a worth- 79 while theme. Our make-up artists, J. Clark, G. Conaty, and B. Schuman, practice their art before the show. Madge and Jay realize the benefits of all the advice they were given and l.-'l. ,1- ...I ,. .L, -...,-...,.- I thought you was da guy all da time! snarls Barney 1 . - .. -....1..... AL.. erin-g, 'ivoyn One wing,-sf' on: be- Yathec, Yoga Ykns XXX, gwes e ynove on smge in spons Wwhisp How as w ' n in Y ine Xoveo ns kns 'Luna the toXe oi nkietes . . . YW posixkve anion, eoncauo WN keno xo dev dog me iacnhies o knxeXXKg,ence and the WN, esoeckanw xn coynpexitive conxesxsz me Sonnet by xminkng yonxh xo reikecm, xo 3nd-ge, xo nse wkseh' his energy, Lo iotesee the taoxkcgn gnoveinenxs oi nxs adversaries and to be abha xo seize the oppotxnne qnoqnenx ior We use oi Xns own reserve enevsyg and Aeactetihj. ore okiiicnk is the wokxixng oi the WN, ws se vigof in coynpemkve snon can ss A o bn Coe Aexennining, iacxox snocessixn eiou, X116 being at We s xc x e x e ynost un vlanx advanmage xbox me yonn nxan a Aerwe or is Xxie as a man an fa xtxsuan f ope Team leaves outcome of game in the gracious hands Of OW' Lady Df Victory- af . . and nature can sta up and sa to all the world -1 SCHEDULE Luke s O 20 Immac. Concep. 6 Bayley Ellard 0 0 Mount Loretta 6 13 Fieldston 13 0 Queen of Peace 6 0 St. Peter's 0 25 Park Ridge 12 PP- 12 A'gainst seemingly insur- mountable odds the 1955 Lu- can football team posted a favorable record. Their spirit and teamwork molded together to form a well xg? rounded team. For coach M sm Q Amgen Scafuro it was his me f o u r t h consecutive winning season, since coming to St. Lukels in the fall of the 1952 eww M Slew ' . 7 elvmi, 1,1262 ,L .,,. .r:,v .V Season' Pete Henderson, Capt. Tom Smith, Back First row: J. Kinney, F. Caradonna, T. Smith, J. Carty, B. Haydenger, S. Miccio, P. Coughlan. Third row: Ass't. Regan, P. Henderson., D. Reeve, J. Cfallwahan, C. Truax, Coach, R. Turi, E. Mueller, J. D'Attillio, Vanlderhoven, N. Bowen. D. Rieschl. Second row: R. Williams, G. Logan, J. Brady, A. Del Colllano, Coach Ange Scafuro, Mgr. D. Coughlin, L. Cole, W. Schlessinger, T. Mac Donald, R. A. Scott. CC . 99 5 . h i t IS WGS U 171011. . .gy x r ef: -Julius Caesar ..., sl' We s-ss ' V, - Kwai, -H ..-P Carty leads way as Henderson gains Ist down against Immaculate Conception. ... . - xppfigp- . - V D A ' I f in -- K f .- --'H 1 - .. ' .... 'iff 1 . ,nf 2 -Qu, , .q f . L Q -1.5-:. .akin l .sso ' ' ' or 1' i 9 ' Nr' R I 1 ' l-f. ' , - '-,, i2f.,f-We-V fig' Ay: sw, -lg, ,... f f-,K l T, rye ak .V,... 7l,,,. , R ,,,, ' 6 fl Bob Regan, Line Dick Reeve, Line Smitty grapples for long aerial. Frank Caradonna, Back John Carty, Back l -' l f . ' ... fbi if H KS? gl .173 J f WAIYQSY 'fig 5,55 4' 33 Q F 5 . .fi X .f Q F 5, WV? X 5. ' 11 eh Y'-VN. 6 .i . . . .,.,. k.,V . 'Q Z Jack Kinney, Line 79 Jerry Osler, Forward 80 MWhat stron er breast plate than Ted Flanagan, Guard John Carty Center Kneeling, left to right: A. Scott, Mgr., F..Cara- doma, C. King, J. Cree- gan, M. Leonard, Mgr., Standing: J. Carty, D Rieschl, I. Kinney, J. Os- ler, B. Regan, B. Georgi T. Flanagan, J. Warwick A. Scafuro, C0'3Cll. a heart untainteci 9, The year 1955-1956 will be looked on as the best season in the history of Saint Luke's, not because of their record or great achievements, but be- cause of the many lessons of sportsmanship and manhood which they learned on and off the court. Their teamwork was not sur- passed because each player prayed, learned, and played as a team and the individual was forgotten. The strength of their accomplishments can be ac- claimed to Coach Ange Scafuro who guided the team all through that season. Playing as they have since. their freshman year they produced a well rounded team which made St. Luke's proud to follow and cheer that team to impressive victories. As we look back on the sea- son not one game was lost for lack of school spirit and faith. 4'Fight to the end was the spirit and we hope that the team and fans have impressed in the Lucan body an undying spirit, loyalty, and sportsman- ship to the teams of the future. 1 Henry VI l Frank Caradonrma, Guard B KET13 ALL , .lack Kinney, Forward Charlie King, Guard 67 dare do all that may become a man S C O R E S St. Luke's Opp. 68 Fair Lawn 66 80 Don Bosco Tech. 50 54 Pompton Lakes 61 75 St. Johnis 20 40 Suffern, N. Y. 51 57 St. Joseplfs 51 54 Holy Trinity 53 69 Clarkstown, N. Y. 56 66 St. John's 51 75 St. Joseplfs 54 64 .St. Ma1'y's 50 59 Ridgewood 98 97 St. Bonaventure 70 40 St. 1VIary's 62 30 Pompton Lakes 94 ' 51 Suffern 55 A 79 St. Bonaventure 65 60 Don Bosco Tech. 40 B.P.C.C. PLAYOFF 56 St. Maryas 53 Kinney struggles with two defenders for the rebound. CUTUCIOTUW S993 an 0PeniWE and drive-9 through .f07' Carty breaks opponents hearts with a magnificent an easy two points. mp in , who dare do more is none. 9' -M.,,,,,,,.h This year's J. V. squad are tomorroufs Varsity--these boys smile at the challenge. Kneeling, left to right: M. Leonard, I. V. M. Mooney, M. Menendez, R. Ritzel, J. Creegan, A. Scott. Standing: Coach Angra Scafuro, N. Bowen, W. Georgi, J. Brady. G. Douglas, D. Baron, J. Warwick. With an eye toward a varsity berth, the J.V. and Freshmen squads gave their all for the glory of St. Luke's. Under the guidance of Mr. Elwood, the Freshmen played a schedule which taught them sportsmanship and team-play. T he Junior Varsity, under Mr. Scafuro, were the understudies of the Varsity, they learned by watching, listening, and finally playing. To both squads goes the appreciation of the student body. The Freshman team, ready, willing, and able to uphold Lu- can traditions on the Court. Front, left to right: R. Fey, T. Pione, R. Putlock, R. Pianetti, J. Galotto, J. Pennell, R. Long, M. Zigarelli, J. Harknett, M. Leonard, W. Schlesinger. Back: Mr. Elwood, J. Gavin, J. Kelleher, W. Von Itter, E. Mueller, G. Cheevers, C. Pacinella, E. Aldous. M . Perseverance keeps honour bri -ht. W BA EBALL I9 4 -1955 ZLCII6 Champs -Troilus and Cressida Thanks to the excellent coaching of Ange Scafuro, the Lu- cans garnered their third consecutive state championship last season. With the fine record of eighteen wins as against two losses, the boys showed the spirit and conduct which helped win this championship for them. Aided greatly by the return of seniors George Soloman, Richie Santulli, Lenny Babb, and John Detrano, the team racked up victories over such teams as Pompton Lakes, Don Bosco, and St. Borfs. Special com- mendation goes to Richie Santulli and John Detrano who were named to the All-Suburban Team. Santulli led the team with a batting average of .4-46, and Detrano had a 7-0 record. To Dick Rieschl goes the honor of having pitched two no-hit games, one against Holy Trinity and tl1e other at the expense of Oakland Military, the score of which was 17-0. It was through the all- around efforts of the whole team working together that such honor and fame was brought to St. Luke's. if .155-i - 1 ' - r , , -si 1 , if , . ff 1 , ,- , - V ' T Y' X: T , L' if ',-- ,f ' .fi . , X - - 2ss ,'s, If xg... , -, , - f.,Xt..,, Vi, ., X 4' ssasa ' s 'st. ' ' if i-.a Q , W 5 -I . - ,qw ., A r :gr-Mgr' ' , x. fs i,,..j,,,1, a ffix f, 1 N X rf ' y ' , -1 if F , -2' N, U? . , , , A f' -V -r-.. -f 4 '4 NW? '!n,fL,:4 ,H -.1 :bfi donna Y. Cala R. Kelleher P. I-IenderSOD Kneeling: J. Brady, F. Caradonna, J. D'Attilio, L. Babb, J. Detrano, R. Rieschl, R. Santulli, G. Swoloman, R. Kelle- her, R. Williiams. Standing: R. Boudreau, E. Schaeffer, J. lm L :Ni is s QQ qi 2? Q2 69 - J Q? of . 3 he E v. Z ' 'W ,j 5. - A 'ua 5. R 'JJ fha ,4.Qf,,a, 4 .gl 'is 'fs si Ta Psi Ka Y? X if Yr. ak, Br., 'La . a S, J QL Qs mx N. X 'A . . CHEERLEADER S. Hyland, N. Lockwood, J. Morahan, C. Roach, M. A. McNamara, P. Link, A. 'Yi Lg ade, M. Logan. Center: M. J. Voinier, Capt. deserves credit for 'Gtime for these lassies! Their the J.V. boys' games plus ' team on to victory. You I P '-v :Mg -.G Nina .. , V ,. .1 -14. A , . A ve P' ' ' ,fs ' Q.. . gl L 'I vi 1 3 -:QZQQ . ,Eh . . 4 v- '-v-- --nl r ., . . ' . 1 .4 W have of Lucan sp1r1t. A 93, ,f f Q' ,g ,j 1:1 j ,. , gg wi .32 67 'mf - f-, if 9 3 UR J -Q .. 4 -'J X fx.: ' fi Af 15 .k ig f , I j G .lf I MMI M 'is fa JV' ., , 1 aw p? kk' . 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H .-af-we .51 ' J.iS:e'fh-- 'Xa' , .,,,... w.,'3 'AW 91 aff' b ,dkggagr ..1.. 3.17.0 Things are looking up, cheer the 1.V. Squad. Mary Jane Voinier, Captain 7. , ' 7 - . rj I, I J? , d Q7 ' , 4 . pg Vx ,P ,QM M, A Afgfwfeagllnn asf A loud HBravo may he attrlbuted to Q 1 wife. fixfgggf Mg, jf? . . . . F12 . nl A .iq 1 MAL. our XTEIFSIIY squad for the undying Splflt y,-Lfxws-:s,.f ..'f-fuwtg' tv fb 1 - n U i ,1 f15a3'.f' . and sportsmanshlp 6Xl1lb1f6d as they cheer- fy :lf MQ Afmzgs-.nf wq,1,':fe:-Lf,-if , A .AL ff' VV - f, ed St. Luke's to constant victory. Many long and tedious hours were spent in prac- tice, the result of which was shown forth I, .in Iprecision, formation, and pep that ' Avsfould be hard to surpass. We are sure the squad will serve as a model for future years. V--F or Victory! more, or is M. A. Tumulty, Captain C. clark, C0-Captain : M. Wilton Fite, Lucans, Fite , urge the Varsity squad with undying spirit. J. Sherry D. Freidel L, Our Vasity Cheerleaders bid the visiting team a cordial hello . Left to right: M. A. Tumulty Capt., M. Wilton, S. Carherry, C. Clark, D. Friedal, J. Sherry, R. Kenne- dy, A. St. Johns, E. Hinnekins, A. Ross, E. Freire. M . So shall they grow great by your example. 'D -King Lear You bet we'll win! smile the Varsity Squad. Mary Adele Tumulty, Captain I 8 Sheila Cogan, valuable .lunior player, drives dqwn court for a scoring basket. Gail DeMaria-high scoring senior forward. GIRLS? VARSITY S C O R E S St. Luke's Opp, 48 St. Michael's QND 26 43 St. Mary's 60 43 Good Counsel 29 41 Holy Family 43 42 St. Michaells fUCD 38 27 Immaculate Conception 39 34 Our Lady of the Valley 40 42 St. Dominicls 34 cf . . ,tis virtue that doth Practice makes perfect and with that Lucan fight for which they are so famous, the girls basketball team has compiled an enviable record. This season the Lucan lassies were enrolled as members of the North Jersey Catholic Girls' League. Throughout these games the girls have been known for their fine sportsmanship and conduct. Their spirit and zest have contributed a main part of the action to our Lucan drama. The camera catches the Lucan first string on parade. Left to right: Miss Roberts, coach,-J. Wallner, G. DeMaria, K. Lent, S. Cogan, M. Stock- hammer, iM. Byrne. 'X .ll- x by A U fx Jn UL' ,, J! 5 ,J J' nJ l Happy to be on the thought behind these 1 smiles. Left to M. Stockhammer, M. Janssen, K. G. DeMaria, J. W'allner. row: Lent, E. Tumulty, J. P T T row: A. Avaganno, L. E. DeiGuise, B. Schmidt, Miss Roberts and co-captains .lean Wallner and Gail De Maria look overjoyed as team - 99 takes home an addition for the trophy case. dmzreal -Merchant of Venice JDe two .loan Sedlatchek starts her drive for a quick 2 points as Mary Byrne-strong defense Of LU' Timzl De Gise 1222 and Liz Tumulty f501 take a watchful can lassies. stan . PATBIDNS Reverend William J. Duffy Reverend Thomas A. Gallagher Reverend Andrew J. Kalafsky Reverend Edmund P. Kielty Reverend William Sheean Reverend Mother M. Patricia, C. S. J , Mother M. Monica, C. S. J. Mother M- Agatha, C. S. J. Mother M. Athanasius, C. S. J. The Sisters, Holy Name Hospital, Teaneck The Sisters, St. Luke's Convent, Ho-Ho-Kus Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ahern -Mr. and Mrs. John B. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Mr- and Mrs. Myles Brady Brown Byrne Mr. and Mrs. M. Cadima Mr. and Mrs. F. Caradonna Mr. and Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. Caramanna Carty Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Chapman Mr- and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Clark Robert G. Clark, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John E, Cogan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Conaty Mr. and Mrs. M. D'Attilio Mr. and Mrs. F. A- De Maria Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Denver M1'. and Mrs. V. Detrano Dr. an Mr. a d Mrs. R. J. Di Tolla nd Mrs. E- G. Donnelly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Doremus Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Fey Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Finnegan M r. and Mrs. E. T. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. J. Fontes Mr. and Mrs. J. Garrison Mr. and Mrs. George W. Govus Miss M. C. Healy Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hibner Miss Kathryn Hibner Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hock John Houlihan 90 PAT ll 0 N S Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hyland Mr. and Mrs. E. Katt Mr. and Mrs. J- F. Kelleher 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles King Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kinney Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Le Munyon Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Lent Mr. and Mrs- E. Linthwaite Mr. and Mrs. S. Lucca Mr. and Mrs. V. Luis Mr. and Mrs. James Lyall Mr. and Mrs. A, Magee Mrs. Janet Malley Mrs. E. Martin Mr. and Mrs- John McConnell Mr. and Mrs. J. V. McTighe Mr. and Mrs. .Joseph L. Menendez Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A, Meyers Frank Novakowski Charles O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. O. B- Osler Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Pernetti Mr. and Mrs. 0. Petteruti Mrs. S. H. Reeve Mr. and Mrs. G. B- Regan Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Reuter Russel's Market Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs, Charles V. Scheuermann Mr- and Mrs. A. R. Schuman Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. J. L, Sherry Mrs. Nellie R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Tumulty Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tyson Mr. and Mrs- A. J. Wallner Miss Jane Wells Mr. and Mrs. Paul White Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilton l Mr. and Mrs. John A. Zelek ST. ELIZABETH'S R. C. CHURCH WYCKOFF, NEW JERSEY Rev. Benignus Harkins, O. F. M. Administrator ARev. Ioel Munzing, 0.17. M. OF THE RIDGEWOOD KNICHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 1736 MU w i MACNATROL VALVE CORP ELECTRICALLY CONTROLLED MAGNETIC VALVES 67 FIFTH AVENUE Frank C. Renter HAWTHORNE, NEW JERSEY 94 COMPLIM EN TS OF MR. and MRS. FRANK REUTER UW FOR THE FINEST IN GIFTWAREH HARMONY HOUSE 30A FRANKLIN TURNPIKE WALDWICK, N. J. ALLENDALE 1-4727 GIFTS 8: GREETING GARDS Giftware by ' FOSTORIA, WESTMORELAND SHELLEY ROYAL HAEGER IMPERIAL Greeting Cards by NORCROSS ...... of course GIBSON CRESTWICK PANDA - RELIGIOUS ARTICLES - 96 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF ST. LUKE'S HIGH SCHOOL FROM THE GOVERNING BODY of WALDWICK, N. J. Mayor I ANTHONY P. SCAFURO President of the Council MILTOR R. MINTO Councllmen CHARLES B GYUERNSEY JOHN KERR JR JAMES RALSTON Borough Clerk CHARLES A BEARCE JOHN Mc DOWELL ALBERT CORNEWAL Compgmenfa of MRS. CHARLES A. GILDEA Q49 3 . ater g Let's all stand shoulder to shoulder, Let's keep our Loyalty true , Let's keep her name e'er unsullied By what we say and do. A , 'N if . ' 3, f All the boys and the girls of St. Luke's High ' . 2 pf. Come and sing, sing with all your might ers f To prove to the world there shall be no shame if 1 On the purple and the white. FE K L l'i ,E YY Viva
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