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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1973 volume:

.7 f ,. 1 Y 1 v 0 mf 1 n S 4 SE .s ,i i , , ,f ! w A 1 .1 Ve S VE 9. ga ,,' ,! 4 f 1 - D u SAINT 7 i , ff-I ff' TI-ICJIVIAS IVICJFIE , f, ,, . 5 Im I-IIGI-I SCI-ICJCJI. 'V 'T' -L S fi 47th AND WYALUSING AVE. , I I PI-IILADELPHIA, 4 lu! 9.33, A PENNSYLVANIA - W A at lf I V- f iff' JU PRESENTS 135691515 1973 HEN... hers that and other dcharaeter huildingv punishments? A :Twenty solid pages by tomorrow, misterli' Who remem- How many Were victimized on Freshmen Day? This should ring a hell to the Class of 373, for these Were the prevailing activities of our iirst months at STM. Remem- her when somebody hit Billv Garrett with a paper air- plane? The man admits it, or We all come hack for four A more years. I 6 PORTS . . . 34 CTIVITIES :H ...18 ACULTY . . . 7 ENIORS . . . 60 NDERCLASSMEN . . . 50 'mI:LJILJAI ILJIXI Everybody knows a school runs smoothly With the combined efforts of a faculty and a responsive stu- dent body. Or does it? For instance, Who handles college applications and transcripts? Gr Who takes care of the detention schedule? The obvious answer is Mr. Valenti and Mr. Pyne. Unfortun- ately, in this thinking, the focal point, the nerve center-the secretaries-are completely over- looked. For this reason We wish to extend sincere appreciation to our office personnel: Miss Ken- nedy, Miss Burlchardt and Mrs. Dadonna. By their loyal dedication and exceptional service, the dif- ficult task of running the school has been made much easier, even possible. To say KThanlc youv does not cover the debt. 1 ,, -wmvmdi in aliffdimm OPP. PAGE TOP. 'cMay I help you?', Miss Kathryn Kennedyls bright, sparkling greeting day after day really does help. TOP LEFT. Mrs. Marie Dadonna may bc the only one who laughs in the Disci- pline OHice, but that helps, too. ABOVE. 'cDid you hear What happened last nightiw The gossip break is one of the important activities our secretaries control. OPP. PAGE BOTTOM. As the picture shows, Miss Mary Burkhardt is young, vivacious and pleasant, a definite plus to the oflice. CENTER LEFT. Peekaboo, Mrs. Da- donna. Sometimes, contrary to popular belief, We play games in the Discipline Office, too. LEFT. Mr. Valenti relies on Miss Burk- hardt for everything. c'We have to find that shopping list, Maryf, Iohn Cardinal Krol Archbishop of Philadelphia Very Rev. John G. Nugent, C.M. Provincial, Vincentian Fathers Pope Paul VI LEADERSHIP These honorable men deserve our attention and gratitude, for they have dedicated themselves to serving us. Due to them, a valuable education has been provided for us. By using our Christian background and helping less fortunate brothers to a better World, we can show our deep apprecia- tion. God bless them. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis B. Schulte Mr. Edward N. Purnell Superintendent of Schools Director of Lay Personnel irawzrc E REMEMBER WHEN . .i. A As We leave this inspirational ' institution in which We spent four years of our prime, We reflect back on 'thefacnlty with mixed emotions. VVe'rersure We,ll miss them, but are not sure to what degree. We thankthem for their efforts, spendingpfour years of their lives I pushing us to greater heights. 0 of . Rev. Frederick I. Gaulin, C.M. Mr. Ronald I. Valenti MS. CEducati011D. B.A. CEng1ish, Philosophyj. Rector. Dean of Studies. ADIVIIIXIIS I I-RAI ILJIXI Mr. William C. Pyne B.S. QAccountingj. Business. Dean of Discipline. Rev. John E. McMyler, C.M. B.A. CPhilosophyl. Mathematics, Modern Languages. Dir. Activities, Comptroller. Mr. Joseph T. Adomanis B.S. fCommercej. Business. Freshman Basketball, Audio-Visuals, Sophomore 4. Rev. Stephen C. Bicsko, C.M. B.A. CPhilosophyj, M.Div. ffheologyj. Religion, Science. Supervisor of Maintenance, Senior 1. FACULTY With those far out jackets he Wears, We never knew what was settling in underneath. Look at them! They almost re- mind you of people. CVVould you repeat that, Mr. DiB?j ABOVE. No, I donit see your name here, but youire Welcome to stay. Igor, We have a guest. ABOVE RIGHT. Rev. john I. Buckley, C.M. B.A. fPhilosophyj, B.S.M. fMusicj, M.A. KCI. Lan- guagesj, M.A. Social Studies, Business. Band Moderator, Yearbook, Freshman 3. RIGHT. Mr. Edward Burke B.A. QFrench Ed.j, M.A. QEducationQ. Mathemat- ics, Physical Education. Varsity Basketball, Soph. I. BELOW' LEFT. Mr. Michael J. Coll B.S. fEducation, Biologyj. Science. BELOXV RIGHT. Mr. Vincent P. Coyne B.S. QMathematicsj. Mathematics. Photography. Rev. joseph V. Cummins, C.M. B.A. QPhilosophyD, M.Div. CTheologyl. Religion English. Assft Dir. Athletics, Freshman 1. s 5 E ABOVE. Mr. Anthony P. DeCurtis B.S. fSecondary Ed., Englishl. English, Modern Lang. Dir. of Dramatics, Moderator of Forensics, Iunior 2. ABOVE RIGHT. Rev. Lester T. DeM0tt, C.M. M.A. QSociologyl. Social Studies. Chaplain, Iunior 4. RIGHT. Gee, Without the sheet and hood, We would never have recognized you, Mr. DiAngelo. Cltis all for your ovvn good, Billj ABOVE. The symbol is always there. Some never notice it, most do occasionally, and a few do almost all the time. Itis always there. RIGHT. Mr. Michael E. DiBenedetto B.A. fModern Languagej, MA. fCennanQ. Mod- ern Language. Band Director, Senior 3. BELOXV LEFT. Rev. Joseph P. Foley, C.M. B.A. QPhil0sophyl. Religion, English, Comm. Serv. Corps. BELOWV RICHT. Mr. William B. Furia B.A. QPolitical Sciencej. English, Business. Chelsea Review, Forensics, Sophomore 3. --..... ABOVE. Mr. joseph A. DiAngelo, Ir. B.S. Qlndustrial Managementj. Business. Student Council, Varsity Baseball, Junior 1 ABOVE. Mrs. Viola H. Polski B.B.A. fBusiness Administrationj, M.S.L.S. fLibrary Sciencej. Librarian. ABOVE RIGHT. Rev. Iohn I. Reedy, C.M. B.A. fPhilosophyj, M.Div. QTheologyj. Religion, Math- ematics. Counseling, Freshman 2. RIGHT. My God, what are those kids up to nowlv Oflicer Ralph Vance, better known as 'iShaft,v is on the job every day there's school. Hens With it. LEFT. Mr. Gerard A. McCauley B.A. fArt, Spanishl. Art, Modern Language. Spanish Club. BELOVV. Mr. Thomas F. McPherson B.S. fPolitical Sciencej. English, Social Studies Sophomore 2. s -1 as Q .... . - -mlnm-gh. N 2 x 4 S S 5 Sk-'fs L N .. . .x ff . gs ' ses 1 1' 'iw 1 iii if - x N N xx in s .t.. 3. . , 1 Q if Qi r.. f SQ? 1 sg 1llF ' . 5 4-0-'-M W RIGHT. Rev. Michael I. Ryan, C.M. RA. fljhilosophyj, M.Div. fTheol.Q. Reli- gion, Counseling, Mod. Dramatics, Fresh' man 4. FAR RIGHT: Rev. Michael I. Shea, C.M. B.A. QPhilosophyj, M.Div. Cfheologyl, M.Th. CTheologyQ. Mathematics. Direc- tor of Athletics. BELOYV. Mr. Donald M. Woods B.A. CPolitical Sciencej. Social Studies. World Affairs Council, Senior 4. BELOW7 RIGHT. Rev. Michael I. Wye, C.M. B.A. Clnhilosophyj. Science. Bookstore. The Assistant Teachers pcrfonn a valuable service for our students. Below are Mrs. Audrey Young, Mrs. Anne Galantc, Mrs. Charlotte lVood and Mrs. Caro- lyn Larry. Mrs. Mildred Dubin, R.N B.S. QNursing Educationj. School Nurse Not everyone knows this teacher, but shels been holding classes regularly on the fourth floor. STAFF BELOVV. VVhat would the day be like Without Mrs. Dorothy Mon- tanez, Mrs. Regina Bartolacci, Mrs. Frances Burkharclt, Mrs. Margaret VVoods, Mrs. Frances Mcllhenney and Mrs. Mary Mc- Closkey? BELOXV RIGHT. VVayne Mcjit- ters is our Freshman football coach and school maintenance man. ,SV Iohn T rainor, our school main- tenance man, always has a quick quip for the Italian students. 1 OFQIVIEI-72 FACULTY REMEMBER WHEN. . . . . . Father William Casey was our Friendly Neighbor- hood Principal? He is now radiating Niagara University with his smile . . . . . . Or how many times did Father George Krock threaten to 'crap you in the mouth? He is now at Immaculate Conception Parish, Germantown . . . . . . Father Ioseph Grippo has relocated his ticket outlet at St. John,s University. He is still soliciting buyers as Well as vocations . . . . . . And our resident nomad, Mr. George McGinnis, left for the Coast. He holds seminars on the California beaches. Keep on truckin . . . . . . to Mr. John McCormick, who returned to Jefferson Med School to further his studies. By the Way, his goatas now turning nines . . . . . . And speaking of nines, Father Keith Krusky is stationed on the 9th Street Beach in Miami. Remember us, Father, to those babes. . . .Originally a substitute for a substitute teacher, William Hawkeyev Garrett quickly became a favorite. Happily married, Bill now lives in Maryland. . . .Spitballs are a constant reminder of Mr. Pasquale De Angelo. He was not a master craftsman, but he was great for target practice. . . .You all remember Father Gerald Fogarty and the 'KBoard of Educationf, Father Fogarty led many of us onto the right track. . . .Mr. Edward Purnell taught only Seniors, but we all felt his presence. He is now head of lay teachers for the Archdiocese. . . .Father Iohn Doyle was our Guidance Director and moderated the golf team. He always had time to listen to our problems. . . .And who can forget Father Ioseph McCaffrey? Didn,t I tell you to get a haircut? No? Well, lim telling you nowlv AGI I 511311 I NES? REMEMBER WHEN . . v. . . .you first tried to participate in a school activity? The first Y nervous moments before the school play when you thought the audi- V ence was just Waiting for you to make a mistake? How about the time you were on the Student Council as a Freshman and you were afraid no one would listen to you? Remember when you thought the Student Guard was some sort of safety patrol? But as you look back on the things accomplished here, youill certainly remember the times you spent with your friends. And youill remember some of the spirit that was generated during those four years. I 'TN M mm A M FRONT CENTER: T. McCarrick, YV. DiDonato, R. Pray, L. Chambcrlain. SECOND ROWV CENTER: Mr. joseph DiAngelo fModeratorj, F. Sciandra QPres- identj, D. DiBona CVicc Prcsidentj, D. Ricciardclli QSecretary-TreasurerQ. RACK CENTER: J. Ruley, M. Lewis, M. Lavin, I. McGugan, Cellucci. FRONT LEFT: D. D7Urso, M. Fontanot, I. Quintiliani. SECOND ROWV LEFT: R. DiCarlo I. Fraga, G. Michetti. BACK LEFT: D. Lupica, I. Mazzola, Saller, R. Aquilino. FRONT RIGHT: C. Kceys, Churchill, M. Purnell. SECOND ROW RIGHT: K. Spruill, C. Smiley, C. Bcll. BACK RIGHT: R. jones, I. Staffieri, G. Gaglione. 7 5 I LlL.Jl:IXI I LJLJUNCIL The Student Council acts as liaison between faculty and student body. It meets regularly to comment on present policy and make suggestions for the future. In this it is a valuable sounding board for the faculty and an effective catalyst among the students. Members serve as ushers at school functions and provide for student participation at Mass. This year, one of its minor contributions had a special appeal: the introduc- tion of greater variety in the cafeteria menu. The World Affairs Council makes an important contribution to the school, a contribution that is sometimes overlooked. It helps its members and the student body as a Whole to realize We are not isolated individuals in the world. There are peo- ple of other cultures and lifestyles, most less for- tunate than We. Through the Council, St. Thomas More does something about it. The UNICEF col- lection at Halloween is just one example. Keep after us, men. VVOIQLD AFFAIRS CIDLJNCII. SEATED: VV. Ryals, D. Ricciardclli, C. DiBona, R. Aquilino, A. VVi1liams, I. Cipriani, S. DiMambro. STAND- INC: M. Purnell, B. Fontanot, S. Iannacone, A. Hickman. E 2 5 i 5 Q JW '?'.TZ,Q' IIEOIVI One of thc many couples that had a fine time at the Prom. The food and dancing will be remembered many years in the future and looked back upon with fondness. The Senior Prom was an experience for all of us. We will always remember the good times We had-how beautiful our dates looked, the fabulous groups and the dancing. But a Senior Prom is more than this. It is a night Celebrating four years of happy memories, and a night inviting a look into the future. A girl like this Will be mine. What lies ahead for us? I-AI I-Il:I-4'S LILLJE SEATED: Peter Maraini QTreasurerD, Frank DiDonato C Vice Presidentb, Rev. John McMyler, C.M. CModeratorJ, Richard Hickman QPresidentJ, VVilliam Dicks QSecretaryJ. STANDING: Harry Brennan, Alfred Thompkins, John Dix, Al Parker, John Maiorano, John Ford, Bernard Preston, Thomas Satchell, David Barr, John Faison. IVILJ I l ll:l-FS LJLLJE SEATED: Mrs. Elizabeth Dougherty, Mrs. Leo Morinelli CPrcsidcntJ, Bev. Lester DeMott, C.M. CModeratorj, Mrs. Ruth Satchell fSecretaryj, Mrs. Marie Sellet. STANDING: Mrs. Teresa Ianovale, Mrs. Dolores Faison, Mrs. Juliana Hickman QTreasurerJ, Mrs. Bonnie Hoffman, Mrs. Connie Curtis. Not Pictured: Mrs. Jennie Maccario fVice Presidentj, Mrs. Lucy D,Angelo, Mrs. Angie Diegnan. FRONT: H. Calabresc, N. Vagnoni, S. Cooper, S. Crasso. SECOND ROW: C. Latney, M. Col- aszewski, A. Hickman, L. Blcscia, C. Ristaino, I. Hickman. BACK: Mr. Michael DiBcnedetto fDirectorD, F. Fattori, D. Bishop, Rowland, P. Davis, Rossi, R. Mancini, Ciacomucci, D. Carroll, I. Tulli, F. Fala. Not Pictured: Grasso G. Dickerson P. Ricciuti A. Spikes A. Members of thc band preparing for a concert. Savini BD. Murdock Coleman. 5 7 ls the fellow in the checkered shirt Elton John? In a matter of months the band has made remarkable progress in sound, style and personnel. It has displayed its talent in assembly, concert and on parade. It has shown itself to be not the ordinary high school group, but a hard Working, semi- professional corps of musicians. Diligent practice, rewarded, tense concentration, broken by hilarity, a director in agony, then Wild with satisfaction, . .The band made the student body proud of it and showed itself and others what unity can do. Dorothy Cox, Dennis Magee and Teresa Bonitfrtis go Kim Kaus mal Niulon l nzclscx what the bxttlt over their lines. Again and again and again. of the sexes as the audience This year the Drama Cluh presented Plaza Suitef, Neil Simonis comedy spoof depicts three separate episodes in the lives of three groups of people, as events evolve one after another in the same hotel room. It provided ample scope for the varied talents of our students and the girls from other schools. Chuck Sellet and Donna Forgione add their share to the The male elst of Plaza Suite put in much time comedy. They eannot quite understand their daughter to make the play tht success it was The guns of locking herself in the bathroom on her Wedding day satisfaction belle the Weeks of labor SLJITEH Lael Mitchell and Sharon Fala sparked our boys to line performances. The girls came from several area schools, helping STM and good will among the institutions. The setting was a room in a New York hotel des- tined to be torn down. Old and crumbling, the pageant of life still passed on within. SEATED: Pollard, Quintans, VV. Davis, C. XVilliams, o. Rider, J. For-d, H. D'Andrea. 1 I Y SERVICE CORPS STANDING: A. Mastrangelo, I. Cipriani, D. Donatclli, C. Hickey, VV. DiDonato, V. Vitali. The Community Service Corps offers the stu- ' dents at St. Thomas More a chance to give ' practical expression to the value-sharing that is very much a part of our curriculum. This year, it concentrated on a tutoring program at Our Mother of Sorrows, c'Operation Incen- tivef, In a one-to-one relationship, tutors and pupils learn to trust each other. It is this trust that enhances the learning situation, and makes of it a unique educational experience. Other C.S.C. activities included c'Operation Yesf a food collection program for the United Farm WO1'liC1'S, 'Operation Santa Clausf, dis- tribution of toys to needy children, and '6Oper- ation Discoveryf, a program of leadership. In C.S.C. those who serve and those who are served grow together. SEATED: D. Ricciardelli, D. DiBOna, G. Di- Tomo, I. Dougherty, L. DiAngelo, R. Piroli, M. Purnell. STANDING: D. VVOOds, M. Lewis, M. Lavin, K. Sheridan, XV. Gowdy, N. Card. The Guard in the process of directing a mis- guided student on the right path. No, this is not hOW it usually Works. 5 I LlI.Jl:IXII GUARD - ' :.:? f.'1m.'z i.f The Student Cuardis hard Working rnoderator and our beloved diseiplinarian, Mr. Pyne. Wfhen students help, they see his side of the job more easily. The staff of the Utopian Worked to produce a book that Would reflect the spirit of the school as it exists today and the spirit that Was evi- dent over the past four years. It hopes that the students will look at it in the years to Come and remember the good times vve had toget- her. This done it Will have been well Worth the effort. Our Editor-in-Chief, Steve Iannaeone. Overseeing layout, composition, photos, Word counts, budget meetings, deadlines. Docs anybody have a bottle of aspirin? FRONT: R. Lueei D. Holts F. Bftrr R. Palena M. Colaszeviski S. Ifinnaeone M. Stalker. BACK: M. Gaudiosi . Teeny D. Magee R. Piroli G. Perletta A.T11ffe. l.l'I'CJI-DIAIXI Cropping pictures to proper proportion and eontent is a detailed exlieting task. Here im Feeny Ron Piroli and Ierry Perletta get the job done. Anthony Taffe teaching Marc Golaszewski some basic fundamentals of photography. The right picture in the right shape on the right page. It's an art. '73 Responsible for some of the verbal content of the book: Ray Palena, Mike Gaudiosi, Ray Lucci. Ideas, feelings, conveying them. Itis agony and ecstasy. Always hard Working on layout, Frank Barr and Dennis Magee check the pages. Matching picture size, print space and eye appeal. Itis a puzzlement. Father Iohn Buckley, Yearbook Moderator. Cajoling, suggesting, urging, correcting, phoning, frowning, hoping, praying. Anybody have a case of aspirin? FRONT: A. Patrieco, R. Dell'Arciprete, I. Capo- rale, I. Bossi. SECOND ROXV: C. Williams, I. Dougherty, D. Donatclli, A. Visconto, M. Purnell, W. Ryals. BACK: S. Iannacone, M. Caudiosi, D. Magee, Mr. Ronald Valenti QModcratorj, F. Porrini, Fceny, C. Caglione. CHANCELLOIQ EDITORS. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: G. Gag- lione QNeWsQ, M. Caudiosi QFeaturesj, D. Magee CArtl, S. Iannacone CEditorialsl, I. Feeny fLay- outj. CENTER: F. Porrini fSportsD. This year the Chancellor Was an all new paper which the editors and staff Worked hard to produce. One of the many im- provements Was the syndicated column that added new insight and broadened perspective. Bright format and lively col- umns made each issue, provocative and entertaining, as could he seen from the students, interest in its pages. It showed what spirit and effort can do. Perry VVhite. . .er. . .Mr. Valenti moderates the paper. 'cClark, Where have you bceniw Mark Purnell and Jim Feeny go over final copy before it goes to 'the printer. Looking for new material for the paper are Gregory Gaglione and Iohn Caporale. Svlgtlbiliiliv REMEMBER WHEN. . . F' . . .We entered S.T.M. as wide eyed Freshmen? One of the school activities we became involved in was sport. Remember our Fresh- man year? The failure to organize a Frosh football team? Our F rosh basketball squad that Went 0-20? And our Frosh track team that took third place in the championships? As Sophomores We became obscure members of the varsity and I.V. teams. Iunior year was a big one, VVe began to surface. One of the starters on our 372 title basketball five was a Iunior. VV hen the track men won second place in the state championships at Lancaster, We were up front again. . Remember our Senior year. . . W Q , Wq,.,,,W Will Kevin Ratay get a hole in one.. three? Whatevc1', it will be a low score. .tWo... Durante. SECOND ROVV: A eratorj, WV. DiDonato, F. Porrini, C. Antonelli, A. Chcro, R. jones. BACK: I. MeCarvey, R. Panepinto, L. Ursino, I. Quintiliani, Patrick, C. Latney. 5 i no GOLF Joe Mcflarvey and the Jack Nicholos swing. VVith some practice, you never know. FRONT: XV. Candclori, D. Father Michael Ryan CMod- 25335 FRONT: Feeny, M. Purnell, P. White. SECOND ROW: V. Wash- ington, W. Gonnelli, C. Canady. THIRD ROVV: K. Ratay, R. Thomp- son, L. Chamberlain. BACK: Mr. Paul Croley fCoachQ. CROSS COUNTRY Cross country makes men. It takes endurance, muscle, will, perseverance and some- thing else-desire. Desire to beat the 235 mile course of hills and rocks before it beats you. To keep going when your body tells you to stop. Life will be the same. FRONT: Jackson, K. Ratay, M. Purnell, P. Vfhite, C Canady, V. YVashington, Reid. SECOND ROW: M Lewis, R. Xiinines, F. Coyle, K. Houston, J. Costello THIRD ROW: Mr. Paul Croley CCoachl, H. Bennett, W. Davis, K. Barnes, N. Canady. BACK: K. Sheridan, I Ford, A. DePrinZio, XV. DiCarlo, Dougherty, Feeny H. Bundy. Visibly, track season starts in March, but in fact the boys begin to run just before Christmas. This season our team was the strongest in recent years. Our mile relay Was a consistent Winner. We also had one of the cityis best half-milers. We did Well in the high and intermediate hurdles. With such talent and more like it We will con- tinue to surprise a lot of people. TRACK FRONT: NV. DiDonato, VV. Cowcly, F. Quagliarello D. Bicciardelli, C. DiTomo, M. Smith, A. Cotrufello D. Magee, C. Pankcy. SECOND HOVX7: A. Meacham F. Coyle, R. Aquilino, B. Fontanot, J. Cetrone, N Card, W. Davis, H. Connor, F. Pray. THIRD ROVV. I. Cipriani, S. DiMamhro, D. DiBona, Millon, T. Toombs, M. Faust, D. YVoods. FOURTH BOVV: P. Panepinto, F. Proscino, D. Budd, P. Bryant, F. Dix, I. Maloney, Cornish, C. Tamaccio. BACK: D. Mahon, I. Bcdwine, Harris, C. Ezzi, A. Chero. FOOTBALL I-72 The record for the ,72 season Was 1-6-1. lt does not show the Work, pain and sacrifice experienced by each and every player and coach. They made the hest of the season and deserve credit for it. A school canjt Win every year, hut it can ready itself forthe next. Night game. Excitement runs high. If itis a good block, an cxtra half second. lust enough to get it oil. Coach Jim Panetta molded the boys into a working unit, not Without tense eoneentration and Worry. KVVhi1e you're exercising, I'll get rid of thisf, Strange shapes and eontor- tions marked every battle. The Bears Work for that touchdown. In a second, the eraek, the eruneh,' the roar of the crowd. It was a building year for the young Bear squad. Their gritty spirit points to another season. CENTER: M. Lavin. ACROSS: L. Fala, E. McCandlc-ss, C. Antonelli, I. Ccllucci, C. Sel- Ict fCaptainQ, A. Mastrangelo, M. Calantc. BOVVLIIXIC3 Right down the middle for one of the many strikes that put the team up front. FRONT: K. Brennan, A. Visconto, M. De Feo. BACK: 1. Squadrito, M. Mas- sina, R. Criggel, R. Piccone, S. Crasso, R. Oden. WWA up Captain Chuck Sellet and Anthony Mas- trangelo line up their shots. IFS got to be right. gm.. A - -.Elem if i M315 5 BASKETBALL ,73 KNEELING: Mr. Edward Burke CCOaehQ with C0- Captains Emery Sammons and Mark Lewis. STAND- ING: A. Wlilliarrws, E. Hill, I. Feeny, A. Jones, VV. Lorielc, R. Seals, B. Newberry, I. F aison, VV. Edwards N. Kemledy. J I.V. FRONT: C. Hall, N. Martueei CCap- tainj, R. Ximines, Mazzola. SECOND ROYV: M. Thomplcius, L. Chamberlain, ll. Prurepinto. BACK: M. Faust, L. Chan- dler. Strain, push, twist, stretch, run, stop short, light! Go, Enos, gol The Tommies are moving. Early in October, the team started working toward a goal. That goal could not be realized until March. It spent many hours working hard at the sport in which the Bears have been most successful, basketball. All the long weeks and months of labor are for one thing: the Pa- lestra and another shot at the title. Make it or not, thatis the goal. Grab it, hold tight, in close, Heavy strength, powerful legs, Oh, no you don't baby I got it swing around, bend under, move determined grit, steady drive, now. It,s mine and lm hangin out, in the clear. sure aim. Shoot, Johnny, shoot! on to it. Dig? I Buddy, I need this. My, oh my, He doesnit see it. Hasn't got him- you ean't know how much I need self together. A small tunnel but it. So watch out! I can make it. Outnumbered, take ,em on. Be That basket, itis there. Shoot to tougher, harder, faster, serappier. sink it. Thereis nobody can get Move it! in your Way. In spite of 21 hvighi disadvantage We got our share of rebounds. They jumpg we jump higher. 1 1 Games are Won off tho boards. Here We grab for the second shot that tells so much in the score. III II I I 4L.l ADEIQS FRONT: Kathy Pannese, Joanne Argentiero, Louisa D,Urso fCap- tainj, Patty Prince, Karen Evans. SECOND ROVV: Michelle Me- Clellan, Terry Donnelly, Ioan Shaw, Mary Wfarsavage, Lorraine Coduto, Eileen Edmonds, Cenny Seiole. BACK: Debbie Savarese, Maribeth Powers, Sharon Fala. XVhile the team Was striving for a touch- down, the cheerleaders were striving to keep the spirits high. Here We see the girls in one of their bet- ter positions. Keep those porn-poms high, girls. WVe,re with you. t 91533- QIEASSVHHZE REMEMBER WHEN . . . We were Freshmen? We, the graduating class of 573, would like to thank our supporting Cast of underclassmen. We appre- ciate it more than Weive let on. Sooner than you think, it will be your turn to stand in our shoes, with four years behind you and endless years ahead. VVe think you will enjoy this positionQ FRESHMAN 1. FRONT: Michael Caporaletti, Darryl Bennett, Thomas Capretti, Ralph Dell'Arciprete, Jeffrey Cornish, Ronald Colagreco, James Davis. SECOND ROYV: James Churchill, Michael DeFeo, Raymond Croce, Levi Cohbs, Samuel Day, Phillip Brown, Charles Bellano. THIRD ROXV: Domenic SPIRIT OF '76 FRESHMAN 2. FRONT: Stephen Dougherty, Michael Fontanot, Anthony Georgio, James Di- Giovanni, Anthony DeMarco. SECOND ROVV: Peter Giancola, George Foster, Louis DeVitis, Angelo DiCampli, Glen DiSantis. THIRD ROW SEATED: George Eshun, Francis Diegnan, Ter- rence Ellerhe. FOURTH ROWV: VVilliam Gaffney, John Fraga, Craig Gordon, Joseph Hickman, Joseph Donatelli, Harold Graham, Giancarlo Fontanot. FIFTH ROXV: Clarence Fleet, John Golembievvski, Wlilliam Gihhs, Agostino Grassi, Edward Franklin, Curtis Dogan, Gary DiFilippo. BACK: Theodore Jackson, James Durning, Kevin Houston, Carl DiGregorio, Daniel DiTrolio. Delicci, Cory Bell, Michael Ceriale, Patrick Brennan, Santo Bellocchio, John Corona, Karl Barnes, Kevin A. Davis. BACK: Paul Ghero, Joseph Cooper, Philip Antonucci, John Chermak, Rudy Bishop, David Bishop, Gregory Collins. FRESHMAN 3. FRONT: Daniel Quagliarello, Bernard Lindsay, Patrick May, Philip Parnell, Robert Oden, Richard LaRosa, Frank Marziani, Frank Oliphant, Donald Porter. SECOND ROW: Michael Massina, George McGonigle, Emmett Iohnson, Darrell McNeil, Mark Lashley, Patrick McCullough, Richard Purdie, Louis Pastore. THIRD ROXV: Joseph Porter, Charles O,Brien, Ioseph Ioyce, Gary Michetti, Richard Mattia, Richard Melone, Fernando Quintans, Roosevelt Jones. BACK: Michael McCrudden, Keith Newberry, Michael Montgomery, Gary Lat- ney, Russell Pearson, Howard Lucas, Michael Pagnottelli, Robert Jacobs. RIGHT: Quick, Val, some pretzels for religion class. BELOXV: Whoever said school spirit is not alive? BELOXV RIGHT. A quick smoke calms the nerves. Besides, it,s better than sucking your thumb. OPP. PAGE LEFT: Is this what lim paying three hundred dollars a year for? FRESHMAN 4. FRONT: David YVilson, Michael W'ard, Otha Savage, Michael Ryan, Vincent Scarazza, Scott Ulshafer, Malcolm VVatson, Arthur Ruggia. SEC- OND ROW: Calvin Smiley, john Rowland, VVilliam Virgili, Paul Young, An- thony Savini, Vincent Vitali, Ernest Street, Frank Salladino, VVilliam Vizzachero. THIRD ROVV: joseph Squadrito, Matthew Roberto, John Thompson, john Tulli, Robert Seppy, Charles Williams, Paul Terrell, james Stanford, joseph Williams. BACK: Edward White, Dominick Valentino, Bervin Smythe, Daniel Roffo. FROM BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anthony Fala, Donald Stalker, Dean Rosini, Kenneth Thompson, YVilliam Dicks, Gregory VVebb, Kevin T. Davis, Kevin Spruill, Cary Gibson. ,,,,,,,, Not pictured: Thomas Krause. SOPHOMORE I. FRONT: Paul Campagna. SECOND ROWV: Paul Brigandi, Joseph Barr, Helmut, Calahrese, Brian Bildner, Keith Brennan, David Carvalho, Michael Barr, Johnny Bryant. THIRD ROXV: Frederick Cardwell, Vincent De- Angelis, Vincent Angelucci, Richard Angelone, Richard Cuddhy, Michael Cady, Joseph Alessandroni, Nils Coleman. FOURTH ROYV: Michael Barlow, James Curtis, Paul Bryant, Frank Cappella, Matthew Carroll, Dale Budd, Paul Can- dido. FIFTH ROYV: Lawrence Chandler, Anthony Cacciavillani, Eric Christopher, Vincent Bompadre, Joseph Colleluori, John Costello, Frank Carosi. BACK: XVayne Cummings, Rohert Andreoni, James Chavous, Joseph Daly, Laurence Chamber- lain. SOPHOMORE 2. FRONT: John DiTomasso, Nicholas Clielmi, Cecil Floyd, Tony Garnett, Domenico Durante, Thomas Dixon. SECOND ROWV: Harry Evans, Emidio DiBcnedetto, Anthony DiSantis, Rohert Fells, Milton Class, Daniel Duify, John DelllArciprete, Richard Criggel, Michael Ford, Joseph DiFederico. THIRD ROXV: Arnold Harris, James Harris, Paul DiTomo, John DiTomo, Michael De- Emilio, Michael Hammond, Anthony DePaul, Richard Fattori. FOURTH ROW: Salvatore Crasso, Steven Gibson, Melvin Faust, Marc Colaszewski, John Faison, Carlton Hall, Vincent Forlini, Frank Dix, Louis DiBonaventura. FRONT: John Maloney, Kerry Smiley, Terrence VVilliams, Mark Rosci, Stephen Jeronis. SECOND ROVV: Chester De- Marco,S Joel Simpson, Dominic Canale. Pompeo Ricciuti, Thomas Hunt. BACK: Dominic Lupica, Albert Miller, Robert DiCarlo, Michael Carinelli, Joseph Staflieri, Michael Spink, Michael Zacco, Not pictured: Julius Yetter, John Reeves, Kenneth Devore. Hair? lt could change next month. Playground? The same all over the country. Face? Millions like it everywhere. Stance? Pretty close to ancient Greek statues. St. Thomas More? This young man has a special distinction that will endure. SOPHOMORE 3.SQUATTINC RIGHT: Steven Ianovale, David Mahon. FRONT: Vincent Lamberto, John Magowan, James Jackson, Christopher Keeys, Robert Lake, Frank LaRosa, Nicolo Marziani, Wfilliam Marinclli, Abraham Pacheco, Michael McCullough. SECOND ROW: Anthony Iaquinto, John Lala, Mark lanovale, Joseph Mancini, Michael Hasson, Kevin Newberry, Ciacomo Maiale, James McCloskey, Kenneth Kiah, Michael Napolitano, Joseph O,Brien Thomas Pagliei, Richard Neff. BACK: Jerry Johnson, Donald Hill, Lloyd Miller, Derrick Murdock, Wilbilr Lorick, Ray Harris, Edward Holland. his SCPHOMORE 4. FRONT: Charles Ryals, Michael VVilson, Rohert VValker, John Satchell, Kevin Ratay, Mark Vitanza, Nicholas Vagnoni. SECCND ROW: Ronald Thompson, Russell Piccone, Anthony Patricco, David Porter, Cordon Parnell, Samuel Prince, Gregory Tamaccio. THIRD ROVV: Michael Rufo, Antonio Tos- cani, Anthony Visconto, Anthony Spatichia, Joseph Quintiliani, Carmen Russo, James Redwinc. BACK: Earl Peterkin, Ciulio Spigonardo, James Patrick, William YValker, James Pollard. RIGHT. Mr. Pyne works diligently after 3 P.M. to make sure everything runs smoothly the next day. BELOXY. He always has a lot of get-up-and-go, especially When its time to get up and go. JUNIOR I. LEFT FROM BOTTOM: Louis Conti, Mark Davis, Salvatore Angelucci, William Davis, Haley Bundy, Brian Cannon, Charles Canady. SECOND: Steven Brurnmel, Mark Bren- nan, Michael Bennett, Owen Clanton, Henry Connor. THIRD: Michael Cupaiuolo, Louis Bles- cia, Albert Concordia, Andre DeF eo, Robert Aquilino. RIGHT: John Cavalli, Anthony Bucci, Alan Clark, Joseph Cipriani, Wfilliarn Candelori, Herbert Bennett, Michael Colella. JUNIOR 2. FRONT: Dennis A. DeMarco, Dennis F. DeMarco, Vincent Fogliano, John DeSalvo, Nicholas Jacobini, Silvio DiRenzo, John DiFederico, Gregory Gaglione, Jonathan Johnson, Francis Duffy. SEC- OND ROWV: Glenn Dickerson, Donato D'Urso, Charles Ezzi, XVilliam Gonnelli. BACK: Enos Hill, Donald Jackson, Tracy Houston, Wfilliam Edwards, George Gardner, Daniel DiBona, Stephen DiMa- moro, Bruno Fontanot, Joseph During, Richard Fasciocco, Italo DeVecchis, Roy Foote, Peter De- Prince, William DiFabio, John Fosco, Sheldon Gil- christ. JUNIOR 3. MIDDLE FROM BOTTOM: Thomas McNamee, David Morrison, Thomas Patterson, Ivy Palmer, Maurizio Marziani, Alphonso Mosco, Nathaniel Kennedy, Edward McGandless, james Mazzola, Nicholas Martucci. LEFT FRONT: Thomas McGarriclc, Dwight Lorde, Iohn Kelley, John Livio. LEFT BACK: Stephen Morroney, john Millon, Vito Marchetti. RIGHT FRONT: Richard Marino, Victor Pane. RIGHT BACK: Anthony Marinelli, Felton Pray, Daniel O'Connell, james Lucianetti. RIGHT. Someone told them to be themselves. They couldn't have been given worse advice. BELOXV: I should have been home two hours ago. BELOVV RIGHT: Getting to them is the big problem. OPP. PAGE LEFT. I thought they got rid of all the rats. One or two always hang around. JUNIOR 4. FRONT: Kevin Preston, Robert Verdecchio, Albert Vagnoni, Lee Ursino, Lino Silveri, Ioaquim Quintans, Lawrence Scarboro, Darnell YVashington, Carmen Ristaino, Joseph Zerdy. SECOND ROYV: Cary Seppy, Richard Thomas, Bruno Spinogatti, F lorindo Proscino, Vance XVashington, Ioseph Santone, Richard Salvucci, Francis Spigonardo. BACK: Mark Thompkins, Miguel Spruill, Tony Toombs, Robert Ximines, Charles YVilliams, Cameron WVclls, Robert VVilkins. LEFT, BOTTOM AROUND TOP: Ioseph McCarVey, John Saller, Nicholas Caramanico, Roger Ulshafer, Harry D,Andrca, Ronald Panepinto, Robert Scarduzio, Iohn Ce- trone, Anthony Chero. MIDDLE: Raymond Lcster, Daniel Cugini, Kevin Thorn, joseph Lannutti. RIGHT: Charles Mason, Raymond Smith. SWE 31091157 REMEMBER WHEN . . . . . . we couldn't Wait to leave STM? We are now about to achieve this goal, and it Would be interesting to flndout how feelings have changed. We have amassed an amazing amount of memories and friends. Soon, all the bad times will be forgotten while the fun will remain. We will say goodbye in body but not in spirit, for We will never forget these times. As you look through this section, We hope you will laugh, sigh and smile the smile of a content and satisfied graduate. And we also hope you will tell your future friends .A . . . . . afm proud to be an alumnus of Tommy Moref, Francis A. Allegrini Craig I. Antonelli Michael D. Bias Anthony J. Bompadre Michael I. Brennan William McK. Butts F?A'i On the opposite page begins the treatment of Outstanding Seniors, selected by the faculty for their many fine qualities. The following received Honorable Mention: John Caporale, Ieilrey Cellucci, Daniel Donatelli, Gary Geth- ers, VVilliam Gowdy, Mark Lavin, Marlon Lindsey, Blane Newberry, Domenic Ricciar- delli, Francis Sciandra, Charles Sellet and Anthony Taffe. Mfk the Seniors mistook Mr. Woods for a F reshman? Some say the beard was grown in self-defense, but we,d rather not comment. FT:-I ff EMEMBER WHEN . . . 5 N 5 SEEN. 's xx.sza1ie9i55?Lg:1 :Pun ': 9115: sw , az-rfqgzsgifiifeia la - mg, 1 ..,r. ,fx it irri.. . ii S' r,,si.gw, . I .,, Q N . y Xi kt HEX is ' N 35,3 XPS 'I 52 - ,. ' 5-SigZf3iQl?iijE5lEQ5f? s Francis I. Barr james D. Begley T3 N EY l at Q Q x xxx lv vggfjfgiigzg :' ss' , .4 A fc is M , if I A- ' ffgggsasm N Q 'S ESYZXQ f ,Seat f X- swf - SEEK Eiga St? Bernard J. Booker Jason I. Bossi 5 i ,, Q Q 3' W WNW John N. Caporale Norman R. Card S6 X -: , .... if .-ff' w:QaseS223?5 . ' Q 'f Miiivifisgggrgg 5 l i i W3 Dennis P. Carroll Massimo Cedrone Daniel L. Cellucci Iellrey L. Cellucci Stephen M. Cooper james V. Corrado Frank Barrys achievements run from music to publications to honor roll. During his four year tour of our hallowed halls, he has posted some outstanding achievements, all in his decep- tively quiet vvay. He left his mark. Mark V. Charamella Q' iltiiattes W mfs?-ff fs N Q32 X Xbox ' . 3 'i' . T'55?f9uiQ:i??f1,i5fi':-Q X - f ff'.1fft1:.fn..i.fsf.. E ' 54.5 ' :.rz.fi:5iS1f'T'5l Wg. -X ' Emails .. Q32 .. . 2 fun fi, s1ff..fffi:ff .ss 1 ss .. t ...fs .. .... . . ..,.... .. iw 3ik15're..X: fiiwsvlvztf -.sr - -A .. .w,6,f:Qw!Y 3? .. s -Qu.. Nl: New ---WQHS5 -. ,fx :. emzsaus -55 X 12 -ss, . , 3' ...sms . . .... . ia? Andre A. Cotrufello john D. Cugini As anyone on the team can tell you, Andre Cotrufellois football career is just one facet of a many-sided personality. His four year pres- ence in the school has left him With many memories and many, many friends. Kennard Davis Ioseph T. DeLuca ies..p5,51. ww . W it X -r sy- t of x I rrrs, I tril Y :., fi 'fffs ff K Q ig, X -s g 51 ,gi , -Qx.,gzi.z:J . sg: , s. 51514.-:ffm f ' X ri ' 4. ' . Wm Jim F eeny was perhaps the most active senior in the Class of 573. Besides being an excep- tional athlete, his scholastic abilities have car- ried him to honors. VVe,re proud of him and his accomplishments. He will do Well. l l l s Anthony J. 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SX ai sf f t Martin A. Ettorre Joseph E. Evans in Q Francis D. F attori James C. F eeny 1 iii? EMEMBER WHEN . . . ff 1 ' r I V . . our football team was unique in the Catholic League because of its male cheer- leaders? Thanks, 1nen. You just We1'en't sexy enough. 'Sig-fvgwg -1+ K b--..f:-22.5,-za., . 1 X . 2 ' 3 F f g a f X s fl- - -N ms nz aiyfef Q 3 S x gr xg as is 532.535 X . at , X . . tg H N ...N 'vw 3 .. P f XX X x Sa. s x X Q Q Q , In E X XQ Y X t X X X x Q Frank Fala Louis I. F ala joseph P. Ferkler John P. Ford l'Tiy 1' . QQ, EMEMBER WHEN... - i L. X . . 4:30 A.M. at the After-Prom? Great sound, great food, great friends. But tired feet and blown ininds Were in no Con- dition to dance. ,S..r1..1. W . .fr ..,, , . . H 'Q rf . fs .. 2 3 ,.....f,, . . ar.isi.'rwif71fi?5 ' K .SN E, ... s-,.mW1s:'-sw bf Q, f Rf 2...-if.l..s,..l 5 .. my N,ffw.mig?f-- trim., , ' ... XfF.... ........ g ..,.. .. .. xasfazzawsllwzlizia'-ff - xl: 'E is-::.,, f sm wz..1a?ff::.,..wf' ' - H ri gggg-ss.-.WW A .4 A ' i.T 1fTH1-z3i.f59511152 -' aifasffw' X ' wif? - -9 QP .4 . S., Michael J. Giacomucci William R. Gowdy X X ss iWi Y Xwxws W it X ga 3 ' ':E.:s:'fH:.5t::v:.S'REE :aIPs .'ffFa M X . .. 5: . L 3 - :WJ . S . ' ff. K:-5 1171? 55 X' f 5 fl' is S F N . Q meme. . Mif '- ' .- . - w - . fm.-zf at I , N... Michael L. Galante Michael R. Gaudiosi Q Q his ff. N X s 4 iw-sr X x .wx QV s ea... ...-mat... :X wisf. 1 ei- 1. as . i .. ,.... ..q 1:h .Kyra , Iohn M. Grasso . . ,, as? Q 4 .Em K . E s xx xxfr -s 1 we .. N . Y giwgiz X is F X a, V. N.. Nik R3 Ns X Qi . .. .Y wi. N X mfme use X E 5 Charles A. Hickey Adrian M. Hickman Darryl I. Holts Y f isp , rsgeiskgr x : ff-fir . 5. 5 mg. ...S ' ' y a. X . M. tg w am 3 si - Es 5 K. '--- ' 4 5 225 i 1Q-' ..- mg Q 2 .EK 5 5 Q if sg iz! K ' s if' , Efi ? Gary T. Gallagher Cary E. Gethers Robert V. Guerrieri Reginald L. Hotto TN-: rL'-'RQ' if . 351- X. -. ., 3-.E-af.. g fy i-43:11 , . ls '- Qwxgsfs , Q . . fm? --resize: J' 2 . NX Ng swSQ,X,s.,,As,,. I kwffiibi-Ei' ffr:aQ53'Ha?1.-..--27 gkfgiksiiisrsiw :Sf?5H?21Zef1?ef5 .igwz r . T i fx W Ns X sms 'B 'S s Stephen I. Iannacone KKK Darrell P. Johnson Wm S ' ' ' '--' 1 I-g LLL'1 ZL- ' Q1 ':,. .. -k,' 1, up - K -.1' -L.----- up :-kk.' L-L- - ,. if. - ' ' K sis. :-. sifflfif '..- E iimsf . t t ZII. i t t W WN 'SWIFT-i'1. 1: , . .'-'.. : j U S' ' - L. Stephen M Lashley Mark I. Lavin Adrian Hickmanas devotion to the band is only part of a wider devotion to the school. Anyone who knows Adrian knows he is an outstand- ing senior and will, no doubt, be an outstand- ing alumnus. Good luck, Adrian. Albert I. Jones Michael D. Jones Mark C. Lewis Marlon P. Lindsey Through good times and bad, Steve lannaco- neis smile has told the story of these years at Tommy More. His leadership qualities as dis- played on the paper, yearbook and Student Council promise a full and successful life. ,,,-,, My The name Mark Lewis rings a oelll A promi- nent member of our basketball team, Mark is one of the best known seniors in the school, both academically and atliletically. We con- gratulate you, Mark, on your record. Not pictured John J. McDonnell james P. McGarvey N Frank C. Maccario Dennis M. I. Magee Kenneth M. Linsalata Giuseppe Lupica 3 5 s 5 5 Raymond P. Lucci Joseph M. McCreary mmm Ioseph I. McGugan ' 3 X H x 3 Q N X , X NX 5 S 5 KX X l iigrf E Z ffaiiix fp H95 x , H Sire NE f . S gg X 5 Xq if X X s egg i if J wgxfgli H X X X X X 1 is H +3 N 1 gr: x QXX QX r it 1. Q X N g X X XXX X A 5 X XX XX5 ,gg S X W X X X5 X W QX Q x Alphonso I. Maiorani Robert V. Mcllhenney QW Brew S 53 1 get N . Q is 5X X , B ,,. ..,,, I sxr. l fu''rlatiss1satifscsPz3fPxH ':w , , ,SX --wx: 1-z.fs.:wz fe: -Skfftvkf SYS' 'T' 'G?lE5ii5?YE5fiki?ffPS' Q 5 A ,E kgs? , vw- 152 552. 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V . . fwkuss-.fm-.131-:Q-1my Isa.-as .si ssfxs2z'ss2v.ss2:.s1..s . , -fggxeggfeg, effe: .51 fkmsslf Y. gi f ' -f f, - .:: : :J:.:,Z.f Z'.g5gkg3g1gj1g ' ' - .f:.'Q:. ffiilfgffilffrxsi ' . 112122, isjfgf -xm. XIQY-igigifgsls - f -f.w.-um.. ,, . .5sr.gs:.psx.:5s:gei : i5?iik,5Sl-SHG' s Ji 1 gl? gs gf?-fS?fX?Y5N?fzf? :::,P?: .Rf'-I' - f -'f - f, vw' wiiirlgffgaffiigiifggg WF 5E:i?E:.:5: f - f : J: swiisssisesiusiaiiis ' ' L .ali 3 5g5Qrs!sm:.fS2,i.gz-.51 V-,fn .:,,- - - . f. ..- .',. -L -'fi 531- - ' if: 1' -. X.. fsi..m:W..41 gs - - ., 53gg,iH'gg5g4,sz.ss1gs1as. -Q .f.:f3:s- . - ,ggqag H - H ff '.-'.-1,1-,lfl-ff: l f5'X52QQQ:5FfQf?fQifgtigfif9.fPZi'.5 f - If :V .. L' e H3151 5E5QlW?SiL-5555 552 ,Qifj fi-ifliiffiifif 555595 f EFT? -5952? iii I ?!635ma?B5Hi'I?l'5f ' ' ' L Q Max, as his friends call Dennis Magee, Was, among other things, Winner in the schools forensic competition. On stage Cand OHD he has used his Winning voice and Winning per- sonality as one of the schools best entertainers. Robert M. Nuel Raymond I. Palena Ronald K. Piroli Cornell J. Pankey Leroy Payton Guerino G. Perletta if EMEMBER WHEN . . .,, Wbf. l New A, 1 A. X . . Mr. DiB. presented number three of a long line of hairstyles? It looked good straight, but We prefer his present curly bush. Q8 1 iz W- 'uwfilifigi ...,.i.,,... r..., .,... 'i .azziiiiiiii E EF- .SH 1 fsss21sf.f ,.- :. : - --Fw X PK 5sv.fze': - - , 'SNS jasper W. Reid Q: ' Sf' .':s1:.3s?..if's Xi W Xf?'E5?Q?ir SSR T'f'iT:i5?- f ' . .,....-.......1..- 'L' A , AA-- . . . -f ,. sgwfsgsszgsafssiist ' A ' - 1 . is s.f, . . A . .. .5 sg .1 ur.: -,.- james D. Ruley Domenic A. Ricciardelli William F. Ryals E 3, S s F P' is Sv Frank I. Porrini Mark A. Purnell is OH 5 'fe fishes- 4. , 2555291 1155 e .N s. QrgQ:2eziEf2- - ' .M...5.f.. 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'iffiixiilsiiilii gegfaqisiragg - , ., Pdiay iw, E 0 D DD CD l1l F CD 5 U-In FF D' '11 v-1 SD 5 77' CD 'U -. UQ O , 5: , SD -1 Q- O One of Mr. Croleyis proteges since Freshman year, Mark Purnell has used his talents to the best advantage of the school. Mark is a front- runner in track and personality here, both with students and faculty. ESE X- a at .. , We 1: X W2 ,. wi. iw.. . .. ' ' . - ' E I 25 i 1 'BNN r' .. 12 K , is , . Q ii. f--- :gulf if Y. ' s tt. 3 .sa If, Kevin I. Sheridan Hayward I. Smith so , .. - 'K 1 M V ., Q. s A 1 . . - -- . .. ..., .. , , . ., . . .. ,. . .. are . - ,- . Q - -: 5 s s's2 1:s:..: -w Nessie-sris. f:. ufwsifeslfffssfffffi .fs s -, were '- wrgsiif iw' Hifwsgs s Q1 , . , ...,:. sz J so . it W ,, t . I if 3 1 .. Antonio Spikes Michael I. Stalker Emery Sammons has been another of the main- stays of our basketball team. The only Junior to be a regular starter on Mr. Burke7s ,72 championship squad, he Was consistently a standout-as he is with the Senior class. E E I I 5 .H 3 hi Pasquale J. Storace Carmen A. Suero Anthony I. Taffe James A. Walker Larry Washington Prentis L. White Anthony J. Williams Dennis I. Wood E 5 . -.gfg-fggermirQ-'g::25,sM-M it . S rr rs,,.1si.f .1r, . 53 V .- J ' - A 1 4 Jgsfs ..rs,rN. . A .,,. .mwggixf .. rx.. , . . , 3 no X, i N 525 sm' . X - ffzzsafg Yr Q .. X., 2, so x ,. . K 3.5 X ,- Q. - a I reg Q 523 3? 5 . B ' I A A ' Michael J. Yost Robert E. Zecca ffm'-f -X EMEMBER WHEN . . . - NM' ' Af- X ' . . in the 1971 Follies Frank Scian- dra released a deep, clark secret? Our School President does Wear B.V.D.,s.