St Thomas More High School - Utopian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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JOHN JAMES WALLIN, , Commercial, ST. FRANCIS DE SALES, Leqion of Mary Prelect. 3, Treasurer: Traffic Squad, 2: Baskelball, 47 Track, I. JOHN JOSEPH WALSH, . ST. ROSE OF LIMA, Science. JAMES JOSEPH WALTERS, , ST. ROSE OF LIMA, Commercial. PATRICK FRANCIS WALSH, ST. GREGORY, Commercial, Cross-Counfry, lg Track, I. GEORGE JOSEPH WANNOP, ST. BARBARA, Science, Foofball, Ig Baseball, 2. RICHARD JOHN WHITE, Drexel Hill, Pa., ST. DOROTHY, Science PATRICK FRANCIS WHORISKEY, ST. ROSE OF LIMA, Science. JAMES HENRY WIMBISH, ST. IGNA- TIUS, Science, Dramalics, Ig Track I. ROBERT JOSEPH WOOD, . OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY, Commercial, Dramafics, I: Chan- cellor, Ig Football, 4: Track, Ig Bowling, 2: Radio Broadcesl- ing I. sz. -11mm ,um JM, sczmz

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Ilisi. JOSEPH FRANCIS SPINOSA, OUR MOTHER OE SORROWS, Academic, Baslcefball, 3, Radio Broadcasfinq, I3 World Affairs Council, I. JOSEPH EDGAR STORM, , CATHE- DRAL, Commercial. LEONARD JOSEPH STRAHAN, , ST. AGATHA, Science. JOHN JAMES SULLIVAN. , ST. ROSE OF LIMA, Commercial, Legion of Mary Prelecl, I. JOHN WILFRED SWEENEY, OUR LADY OF VICTORY, Science. HUGH FRANCIS THORNTON, , ST. ROSE OF LIMA, Commercial, Sludenl Council, Ig Eooflaall, 43 Track, 2. SARFI, JOSEPH RUDOLFI, , OUR LADY OE ANGELS, Science, Baseball, 2. PAUL JOSEPH RUSH, , OUR LADY OF VICTORY, Commercial. JOSEPH THOMAS RYAN, OUR LADY OE THE ROSARY, Science, Sludenf Council, 2 lpresidenflg Dance Commillee, I. JOSEPH ALOYSIUS SCHNEPP, , ST. CALLISTUS, Science, Dramafics, Ig Eooiball, I. FRANCIS CORNELIUS SPELLANE, ' I, ST. GREGORY, Science, Legion of Mary Prefecf, I: Fool- ball, I. JAMES JOSEPH SPELLMMAN, ST. BAR- BARA, Science, Traclc 2. . nk THOMAS MARTIN TUCKER, OUR LADY OE LOURDES, Science, Track, I. PETER THOMAS TULLI, S. DONATO, Science, Chancellor, 43 lNews EdiIorI, 27 Radio Broadcasi- ing I7 Dramafics, Ig World Affairs Council, I: Cross-Coun- fry, I. JAMES PAUL VIOLA, OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS, Commercial, Track, Ig Eoofball, I. ANTHONY JOSEPH VOCI, , OUR LADY OF ROSARY, Science, Traffic Officer, I: Sfudenf Council, 2. EDWARD PAUL VOEGELIN, , OUR LADY OF LOURDES, Commercial, Track, 45 Cross-Coun- Iry, 4. JAMES JOSEPH WALKER, , ST, IGNA- TIUS, Commercial.

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THE UTOPIA ST. THOMAS MORE CATHOLIC BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL Phila., 31, Perma. JUNE, 1951 THE STAFF EDITOR Ronald Centrone, '51 CONTENTS ASSOCIATE EDITORS 'Th0'm 'as M'e'mZe'r, .51 OLD LANCASTER PIKE, by Walter Meagher, '52 . .. 57 Dominic Roberti, '51 William McGinnis, '51 Walter Meagher, '52 PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR THE DOUBLE DEAL, by Thomas Mentzer, '51 ..... JUST A PLEASURE CRUISE, by William McGinnis, '51 . 67 61 Nor EVERY POOCI-I,S PAPA, by Julius Olita, '54 ..... . . . 76 ART EDITORS A F UTILE GEsTURE, by Walter M clntyre, '51 . . . . . . 74 Louis Cellucci, '51 David Damiano, '51 PEOPLE ARE POPULAR, by john McNamee, '51 . . . . . . 59 Em5 PANECEA OR HUMBUG, by Dominic Roberti, '51 . . . . . . 79 james Dougherty, '51 Richard Burgess, '51 NICOTINE NIGHTMARE, by Rudoph Megaro, '51 . .. .. . 70 22512. V DON'T CARRY ME BACK To TI-IE LoNE PRAIRIE, Fred Donegan' 51 by Ronald Centrone, '51 .................... . . . 65 James Hagan, '51 Charles O'Neill, '51 MODERATORS Reverend John F. Cullen Reverend Frederick J. Frazer IMPRESSIONS or A SCOREKEEPER, by Dominic Roberti, '51 . . . . . . . 82 ol,6U'lC6l6i2l we VERY MORNING between 8:15 and 8:30 Lancaster Avenue's Route Number 10 street- cars disgorge several hundred S.T.M. students at Forty-seventh Street. A great many other students trudge along the Pike to reach the same institution. If we were to travel Westward along Lancaster Avenue we would discover that we were passing through a number of parishes which supply the student personnel of our school -St. Agatha, Our Mother of Sorrows, St. Greg- ory, St. Rose of Lima, Our Lady of Lourdes. THE U TOPIAN . BY WALTER MEAGHER, '52 Lancaster Avenue-at least that part of it within the city limits-is a not-altogether beau- tiful street. It is lined with shops of every kind. There are innumerable taprooms and a fair num- ber of money-to-loan shops. The street itself is Hlled with ruts and patches of hurried paving. Cobblestones are ripped from their settings, and the trolley tracks are conducive to St. Vitus Dance. The street is frequently littered with debris. The student who comes to school via Lancaster Avenue is assuredly not taking the .. .57