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

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11 'fa 4 5 A 0 --4 ' ,ltg 'T 'fn-..-ff his v ., ef S -D qu 4' 43 The Cross Country Team Conqralolafens le Lo' Crogs CQU'llVAf learn and lhelr hard-worlclnq coach, lvlr. John Kew, The learn made lhird place In lhe league fs gear. Deislie The C1-idVST'l5Qf3 el belnq eulnumbefed by alma? af elner reams in We eaque, lee 'harfers' made lhelr usual :Fe :newlng fn 'eaque cyneellfen. Ma,ee E? mofe lFTlC'6SLEECl sfudenla wood anew urn ai eandealef lor me cross eounlry 'earn nexl' Sep- lernber, ew learn wlh be lhlrel lo none-as ll deserves lo be. How GOTDUL il, Peep? Mn K!! la weffny of Jrhe beef ol your Inl-ere? eezauie F3 4'l'CV9SL In 51 the 53,3 el S+. Thomas More has been Comsfenfly-me boil. l 1 ll o ll M A an .lp Z1 lj, ' Al Connelly lA3l and Mr. Ray Thomas, Moderalor, look over 'rhe schedule for ihe coming season. Al was caplain of fhe Cross Coun+ry ieam. This was Mr. Thomasls Hrs? season as fhe +eam's Modera+or. He musf have been very proud io see his boys do so well. ITEM' 'Ty 5-u ,- ,,.-rf 'iaf' HWY g

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R! Nino Tinari, Radio Club Chair- man and a mean man wilh a microphone, spealrs lo the sludenls over lhe public address syslem. By oppor- lunilies for public spealring such as lhis, members develop confidence and overcome lheir nalural limidily before lhe milze. From our Mike goo the ew There is a pressing need in lhis all loo godless world lor Calholics lo be well inlormed on lhe greal lopics ol lhe day: lo be cilizens who do nel lear lo speak oul, lorliled and enriched, as lhey are, by nineleen cenluries ol lhe Churchls leaching and guidance, in supporl ol lhcie principles and ideals which all ol us cherish as good Calholics and palrfelc Amefcans. ll is lhe purpose ol lhe World Allairs Council lo sow lhe seeds ol inlormed opinion and lo slimue lale sludenl inleresl in lhe signilicance ol world evenls which daily malce up lhe newspaper headlines, Perhaps mosl imporlanl ol all, il prepares ilz members lo meel lhe challenge ol our limes. The Radio and Television Club has a vilal place in lhis operalion, loo. To lhal organizalfon lallg lhe laslc ol developing a lluency ol speech, an accuracy ol lhoughl, and lacilily ol expression lhal are such necessary reguiremenls lor Chrislian leadership in a world lhal cries oul so desperalely lor il. Where beller lo learn of France lhan from a Frenchman, and a diplomal al lhal? M Jacques Andreani, allache of lhe French embassy in Washinglon, describes lhe prob lems which confronl his counlry loday. The World Affairs Council endeavors lo presenl such fallcs whenever possible in order lhal lhe sludenls may form balanced opinions on lhe world's greal problems. fifiiiill lf If Ml ' 'K ff f W2 l f f , SPQQCF 1 -iff X icing W ..i....,.,... J 1 'Ms X A , -ge-1 rf La :I ,sf we fri, . , 47 a'5-we-se The regular members of lhe Radio Club hold a council of war in preparalion for a scheduled debale on lhe Junior Town Meeling of lhe Air. Falhers Charles G. McAleer and John Hughes, facully Moderalors of 'rhe organizalion, malre use of lhe recenlly acquired lape recorder which has already proved invaluable in lhe sludy of broadcasling Techniques.

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Wllli FAVUIRITE GASPARI PELLEGRINI JOSEPH BURNS VARSITY FOOTBALL- Firsf Row: J. McLaughlin, W. Gibbons, J. McKean, D. Hennelly, G. Pellegrini, J. Burns, W. McGillan, C. Hennelly, E. McCaffrey, D. Slaffieri lhead coachl. Second Row: R. Masfripolifo, S. Torcliie, A. Di Croce, R. Ficco, N. Troffer, F. Benner, J. Way, S. McMann, Faiher J. Murphy lModera+orl. Third Row: R. Bonnadcna, A. Snowden, D. Kelly, D. Chiango, G. Moore, W. Mcllhenny, M. DiArn- brosio, R. Quinn, J. Desanfis lassisiani coachl. Fouriln Row: A. Reclwe, J. Ford, H. Nash, J. DeSanfis, T. Connelly, M. Purcell, E. Milton, D. DiBernardino, G. Cechini lassisfani coachl. kv:-: