Trenton Catholic Boys High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1956 volume:

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U 1 f as X. 1 I C v ou J X XXX 4 X N 'fl ,Cai us I9 ay 4 L 41 XX Lei' us pray! How many +imes during the pasf four years have we heard +hese words! From +he opening Mass in Sepfem- ber, I952, un+il +he closing prayers al' gradualion, prayer has been fhe mainsiay of school life. Every school day began and ended wi+h a prayer. Every class and club meeling opened and closed wi'rh a prayer. And, in a sense, 'rhese pas+ four years have been - iusl' +ha1' - a prayer. For a +rue prayer comes from +he hearl, no+ +he lips. And +he bes+ prayer is +he offering of a deed +o God. This, lhen, is our offering. 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Locoied ol' 500 Chesfnul' Avenue, +his sife hos served os iroining ground 'For Coiholic Youih for more +hon 'Fif+y years. ln fhe lhree school buildings our educafionol needs ore sofisfiedg spiri+uol solace may be found in The church, direclly adioceni +o +he school. Four impor+on+ yeors ore speni wi+hin +hese walls, for il' is here lhol our minds are liffed lo odul+hood, our bodies reach moluriiy, and our souls become sfrengihened for fhe boH'le of life. I H VE LCVED THE The firsf snow of +he year sharply ou+lmes +he Memorial Monumenf and brings oui fhe sfark beaufy of lmmaculafe Concephon Church , ' 400944 40 IH The bellfower of +he church seen from one corner of +he rear campus ' 'S , ' if f' I I ,- V , . lv 7 1,-,k..,.,0-,nw-sc r A Ryu V' Yyff , Xxx- XXL ' X, 71, - x X V- '- . A A 4 A A V .. ,f u U' I I I ,-1 . . - - .. 4 w . tl h , 1, Z, .4 , . V Q-1 ,rf ' l.'...dv , , I f Q . ' .0 ,Q f v ,u -v S 'H . A 1,75 , Y Q BEAUTY CDF THY HCDLI E F i T W 25 , lb Tr ? '.ZF7 . 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I Q 32,5 fr V gy X I I KVM my-1, x ' s SE D F RTH THY LIGHT Leng+hening shadows of Mid- November-las+ class of fha day - and all's quief on Chesfnuf Avenue. A Franciscan School, - a Franciscan Tradifion, - The Chris+mas Crib AND THY TRUTH Qu f 1 f X T , 1 They have lcfdmc' a nd brrfughf me unto thy Hol Hill We are indeed forlunale in having Fran- ciscan priesls as leachers. These Franciscan Falh- ers have led us +o +he heighls of spirilual and in'rellec+ual endeavor. During +he pasl four years we have received lheir inslruclions, been inslilled wilh lheir slandards and, mosl' of all, wllnessed lheir exemplary lives in +he service of God. For all 'rhis we are sincerely graleful. '1'I IP 0 C I -I '4 f ' Y., . f ' arf fly,- Nr' E- M S.. ,Q 'br In Memoriam The Reverend Columban Saffler, C.F.M. Conv. was dedicafed fo fhe priesfhood of God. In fhe lafe summer of l955 he ioined forever fhe fellowship of fhaf priesfhood in heaven. We shall nof forgef him, who refreshed and sfrengfhened us from fhe alfar and fhe confessional: who guided us fo a deeper appreciafion of our mofher fongueg who walked amonq us as a man and a friend. May he resf in peace. for fheir works follow fhem. i P' v-0-suuu-t 'O fn s I v A Y 1 Y x '-5. ww... ,, , ,, ff-v-W,,-f--J In +he main hallway, domlnafed by fhe Hgure of S+. Francis, Fr, Venard Mr, HIggins awd Fr. Leslie pause befween classes. THE ADMINISTRATION of this office aboundeth by many thanksgiuings in the Lord fav Q sg. .1 'HXXQXI M K Fallwer Roberf reads Ilie day's announcemenls over The FR. BARTHOLOMEW GASKE P. A. sysfem during fhe morning home-room period while Vice Principal, Treasurer, Modera+or of Falhers Miss Alice Gewalc 'rypes Ihe absenfee lis+. Club, Supervisor of Buildings, Business Training Consumer Economics. f-ms QW MISS MARY FERA MISS ALICE GEWAK School Secrerary School Secrefary Q 'W Merchandise and hire shall he sanctified to the Lord FR EMERIC MILLER Head of' Commercial Depar+men+ As sislanl Prelecl of Discipline, Religion Sfenography Typing, Office Praclice FR. CECIL HARCAR Supervisor of Cafeleria, Moderalor of Alumni Supervisor of Campus Economic Geography Physical Geography T 1: Y' sc It r, K fl LW 1 I T' MR. JOHN CORCORAN Cafeferia Palrol, Typing, Bookkeeping, Business Law, Office Pracfice. 7UN 4 FR. GREGORY THOMAS Moderaior of Sfudenf Council, Varsily Golf Coach, Senior Acfivifies, Business Manager of lmmaculafa, Religion, Boolclceeping, Typing. FR. SHAWN NOLAN Assisfanl' Spor+s Equipmeni Manager, Religion Business Law, Economics, Business Training Business Ariflimelic. Fafhor Gregory gives individual aflenlion, a musl in any Typing class. 1 .Vx 6 TA X 4-v '22-. su.. FR. CASIMIR SABOL FR. EMMETT CARROLL Head of Guidance Deparfmenf, Regisfrar, Pro- Moderafor of Cheerleaders, Religion, English molar of Vocalions, Varsify Tennis Coach, As- ECOflOfT1iCS. sislanf Prefecl' of Discipline, Religion, English. Diagrams and Erasers-Fr. Norman finds bofh necessary in English class. FR, HOWARD RAYNOR Gale Pafrcl, Religion, English, Hislory Lalin Blessed is he that readeth and keepeth those things that are written we-as Q ml. 0 Aviiwlrn-1 s -f FR. LESLIE SMITH FR. MARK NOLAN Mocleralor of F.M.A., Junior Varsily Soccer Head of Religion Deparlmenl, Sluclenls' Spiritual Coach, Junior Ac+ivifies, Religion, Algebra, Direclor, Plain Geomelry. Fraclical Ma+hema+ics, Trigonomelry, Solid Geomeiry. x 1Qq+f FR. NOEL BAILEY Freshmen Foofball Coach, Varsi+y Baseball Coach, Sophomore Acfiviiies, Religion, Algebra. FR. ARMAND SORRENTO Head of Mafhemalics Department, Moderator of Foo+ball Teams, Junior Varsity Football Coach, Varsify Wrest- ling Coach, Assislanf Prefecl of Disci- pline, Religion, Physics, Trigonometry, Solid Geomeiry, Practical Trigonome- fry, Practical Geomefry. Q' ' ' ,ff?i'5' It ii XX in 5 cf' 'W r ' ' ag All 1 . Fr. Armand uses a block hgure fo demonshaie a trigono- metric relalionship. He hath appointed to them the lot of truth -5 Jo parIe francais suffisammenf pour me 'faire comprendre. - Fafher Kenan really wonders if his sfudenfs ever wiII. FR. AUSTIN WILLIAMS FR. KENAN McGOWAN Moderator of Siege Craft, Supervisor of Book Freshman Baske+baII Coach, Assis+an+ Prefec+ Sfore, PIay Program, Assisfanr Prefeci of Disci- of Discipline, Moderafcr of School Band, Re- pIine, Freshman Acfivifies, ReIigion, German, Iigion, French, Hisfory. Lafin. I .' - '- abr is.. Theg blessed the Almlghtg God m their own language 4' sinh, Q 'GN l'h--- lang V 1...- FR SEVERIN DIETRICH Moderalor of Forum Club Mocleralor f Camera Club Immaculala Relugnon Lahn Engllsh FR INNOCENT DuCORClA Head of Language Deparlmenl' Moder alor of Sludenl Cholr School Organ :sf Mocleralor of Lahn Club Asslsfanl Prefecl of Duscnplnne Releguon Lahn Slelllful in all wisdom, and instructed in the sciences Falher Quinlin explains an expernmenl nn Thermomefry lo an inleresled group ofPl1yslcs sfuclenfs A 1.. 'LL ff , ,f - l f cifgf- L-up we , 7,5 GI? H 5 .- 2 -S ,:. Q ws 19,5 FR. QUINTIN ROOHR Head of Science Deparl menl, Assislanl Prelecl of Disclplune, Religion Physics Algebra Pracllcal Physics :gf M. 9 i ' , 5, is.. QA FR. CLAUDE SIMSON FR- JEFFERY KEEFE Moderator of Radio Club' Rgligign. Gem,-,I Moderaior of Biology Club, Moderafor of Third Science, Physical Geography, Pracfical Science, Order. R9li9l0f1. Bl0l09Y. English- English. We-W. 44.-...- ' , MR, EUGENE SAKSON FR. VENARD CHRISTY Cafeferia Pafrol, Chemisiry Club, Chemislry, Anlslanf SUPWW50' of Campus. M 599V of Pracfical Biology, Praciical Chemisiry. PWP5 for School PIGY- Religion. l'l0Ulll - ' ,mfs 'H fr-s FR. BERTIN VESEY Moclerafor of Golden Wave, Sclwool Publicify, Assislanl Prefecl of Discipline, Religion, Hisfory. Search shall be made in the book of histories FR. MATTHIAS MANLEY Head of Hislory Deparlmenl, Head of Prefecls of Discipline, Secrelary of Academic Board, Religion, Hislory, Spanish. M nh 11- I C 'ali 'ily C gig. if 1' ' -'wif fl' FR. CHRYSOSTOM GARDEN MR. CHARLES HIGGINS Moderalor of C. S. M. C., Religion, Hisfory. Moderalor of Civics Club, Cafeferia Pafrol English. Hisfory, Economics, English. lax Felher Clwrysoslom spans con+inen+s as he explains World H' f ln . 'Sm' 'O 'es mn gm? FR, MARCELLUS WALDER Versily Soccer Coach, Religion, Hislory. 66' 'Qu ,faux 'WTA MR JOSEPH MAYER FR MYRON CRIMMINS Conducior of School Band and Orchesfra School Llbrarlan Celebranf of Friday Masses QZIFF 45.591 MR ERNEST VIROK MR Va rsify Foofba Il Coach ALEX LASKI Varslfy Fooiball Lune Coach FR. CLARENCE O'SHEA Direc+or of Allwlefics, Varsi- +y 81 J. V. Baslceiball Coach, Swimming Pool, Physical Educa+ion. 5. 359, Q My Kwan Our new school nurse, Miss Anna Burns, adminisfers firsf aid lo Francis Maske. ,PQ Q Mr 'TQV iw W., He gave them iusfruffims a nd the law of We for inheritance The members of +his yecr's Senior class leave Trenfon Cciiholic bearing collecfively cl priceless inherifcnce-+he gifl of a Ccfholic edu- ccfion. They did noi' receive ii' all af once, or wifh- ou+ effori on iheir pciri, buf as The produci' of diligenl' siudy. Hs effec+s will remain wiih 'rhem for +he res+ of iheir lives. l will show forth good DOCTRI E and seele to declare WISDOM 8:45-The slarl of a new school day. Fr. Armand leads his senior home- room, 4-23, in 'rhe morning prayer. l2:30-A few seniors lalce if easy on lhe slaps of lhe gym building during lhe noon-day break. R. Aulelfa, J. Flynn, R. Murphy, P. Kay. ln lhe foreground, W. McGra1h, and R. DaBronzo. We have reached 'rhe end ol our lour years al Trenlon Calholio Never can we lorgel lhe herilage we have received. We will 'rorn ollen lo 'rhese memories ol lhings lhal once were everylhing lo us. Our lirsl impressions ol This school were confused and bewildered ones. Inilialion, new leachers, new syslems, new lacesfwe were 'rhrown inlo a lolally slrange world. As lime passed, we became Sophomores. The world ol l. C, was no longer slrange and loreign, il was ours, As Juniors we began lo malfe our lull conlribulions lo lhe lile and aolivilies of ihe school, And now we have achieved lhe exalled posilion ol Seniors, conscious ol lhe rezponsibilily and fhe privileges lhis enlails. We can 'calf baclc and smile foleranlly al 'lhe lhings lhal wenl inlo our high school years: mailed home reporl cards, clubs, alhlelics, disseolions, clumsy lingers on lypewriler lceys, foreign languages, chem lab explosions, Senior lrip. P az? S X. Dismissal fume Sennors fle pasl fhe s+aYue of Our La on fhelr way Home Graduates of CARL F. AMOROSO cademic I, 2 ' . . . . , , ' ocia u , : T 'r r er 2 , g oo a I a in EDWARD W ADAMS Acaclemlc C S C cal Club 4 Tlwurcl Or er 4 e Chemlshy Club l3l T u 3 - oir . I W t RAYMOND R. AULETTA A ademicg C. S. M. . , c'al C ub , , , 3 Foo ball . 3, 4Qg Varsify Club 13, 437 Sfudenf Council lll. fi 'YH P 1 l THOMAS BANCHOFF ademuc C S M C n cual Club 3 4l Orc es T r r er S ccer 4 ur r Evenfs Club l3l T ns I3 4l xn Club K2 4 Pres l lmma B 4l 4l arsu ub 41 G den Wave ll 2 3 rn C Schoo Pub ncnf orum Club 4 Pre Sfudenl Council lll GR DLIATI G C ROBERT J BARA JAMES G BARTOLOMEI ALLEN F BAYLEY mmercval C S M C a emlc C S M C ademnc C S M C Gate afrol 4 Soma Cub mal Club fl Lahn Club I2 3 4l Golden Wave Ac ' : . . . .g Ba d l2, 3 433 So ' ll, 2, , g la - 'fra l2, 3, 4lg hi d Od l3, 4l3 K B. S. ll, 2-Sec.l: o l3, lg C en'r 3 en i , l.-if' . 3, - . g cu- lal l : T. C. Players ll, g V '- +V Cl l 1 o' ' . . .4- Ed. ' lnlefl: l l' ' y I3 4lI F ll, 2, 3, - s.l X -T Q L Q ff lg' C KI 2 3 I 3 J , glzxiiv 3? h ,L I 5 4 .F - 725 - H -ff?-'I Ac ': . . l. .lI,2, 3, 4l: C2 3 4l CZ, 3, 4l: Social Club ll, 2, 3, 47. 4, RONALD R. BEJMA Academic: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 47: Social Club ll, 2, 3, 4lg Radio Club l2lg Currenf Evenfs Club Bl: Base- ball l4lg Lalin Club l2, 3lg Choir Ac CARL J. BELZA aclemic: C. S. M. C. ll. 2, 3, 4lg cial Club ll, 2, 3, 4lg Band l3, 47. TRENTON F I9 6 WALTER C BETHKE ademuc C S M C cial Club R no u JOHN C BLACKWELL e Pairol l4l e Club 2 ommerclal C S M C Cliemislry Club l3l C uncll l2l 0 R GERALD J BLEISTEIN Commercial ll l Academic l2 cia u le a rol Curreni enls Club l in u 5-,M EDWARD D BERBON aclemlc C S M C cial Cub L In Cu Cl1emis+ry Club l3 41 la 'fi B' wr---r 'Wg ii ll, 2, 3,43 7 I l ,, ,Q ' Ac ':....u,2,34i 2 ' So ' I l4l: af' l I I l . Q S Ac '7 . . . .ll, 2, 3, 4l: So ' lllg ad' Cl b ill: , Gal :Rifl l.3lg C ' 1 . . . . ll, 2, 3, ' - 4lg Social Club U, 2, 3, 43: Sfudenf 0 i - f , ...fi ,G+ W Q A. L 3. J 'F '5 . I' , WN ' f Q. 5 .A A ' :H ' .3,-in f I C. S. M. CJ So ' l Cl b ll, 2, 3, 4lj Gd Pl ll, 2l: - i ' E ll: L 9' Cl b l2, 3l. L X ff r V 5 I X ,fl I: xl 1 ' - 'dlp THOMAS J. BLYDENBURGH Academic ill: Commercial l2, 3, 4l C. S. M. C. fl, 2, 3, 4l1 Social Club ll, 2, 3,4l. Mr. Jolnn Corcoran supervises L. Tolh, J. Ross and D. STANLEY L. BLYSKAL Academic: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 4l Social Club ll, 2, 3, 4l: Band l4l Orcheslra l4l. ALBERT E. BONACCI Academic: C. S. M. S. ll. 2, 3, 41 Foolball l3, 4l: Social Club li, 2 3, 47: Baseball l2, 3, 4lg Currenl Evenls Club ill: Wreslling fl, 2l Lalin Club l2, 3l7 Varsily Club i3 4l. Schiarifi during class in office filing. mul l JOHN J BOTLINGER ROBERT W BRELSFORD Academic ll 23 Commercial C3 4l ademlc C S M C 43 Socual :rd O der ll 27 Color Guard THOMAS J BUCKLE ademlc C S M C cial Club Tlwrd Or er S C ASSCDF I9 6 gp' 3 J TRENTGN CATHOLIC THOMAS R BURKE ademnc C S M C cial Club ll n lweslra ll Chemlslry Club U 47 JOHN A BURKHAUSER ademlc C S M C Socla u Ra no u l nn u Chemlsfry Club l3 41 .fb K FRANCIS X BUTRYM aclemlc C S M C In Club l2 Social C rren Even s C u Chemusfry Club l3 4l Q- tvs., im... ANTHONY J CARACCIOLO a emlc C S M C clal Club 4l Gee I3 Fo bal SALVATORE J CARDACICITO A ademlc lll Commercial l2 3 4l S 4l Socnal ,143 ii'- DC GR DLIATI G JOHN K CAREY mmerclal C S M C 1 4l e rol l2l olball Base a THOMAS J CARROLL V ademlc C S M C JOHN J CARROLL Academ1c,C S M C ll, 2, 3, 4l Social Club ll, 2, 3, 43, Foofball l3, 4l, Baslcelball ll, 2, 3, 4l, Varsliy Club f3, 4l cnal Club l2 Foo a Chemls ry lub Varsn Cu K3 4l Camera Clublll 2? V .fr fy, 5 2 ' ' - ' ' Acd ': .. . .ll,2,3,4J, C ' , - IV: ' - . So' ll, 2, 3, 1 f Pd- C. . M. C. ll, 2, 3, 1 ' Club lrol lg of ll3l. ll. 2,31-gl, :Ik V 'Y 'V 1 ki , . M 8 ,Agfa-V, 1 fl W rf l'x lf I ' f ' A K, 7 Ac ',....cl,2,3,41, ml Lal' ll ' Club ll, 2, 3, 491 u + + lb CZJ1 - , , 69 4 . Co ' 1 .... fl, 2, 3, Y' 431 Soc'el Club ll, 2, 3, 1 Ga+ V' Pal :Fo l2, 3l1 b ll ' ' 12,317 arsily Club ca,-11. AC ': -.-. Ill 213149: So ' , 3, 4lf fb ll l2. 3 3, 4l1 '+ C' 1333 '+y Ib , 1 . 1 1- 7 . 5. '1 V r JOSEPH M. CERMELE mmercial II 2 ' M C 'U SE EUGENE R CERRONE aclemuc C S M C cial Club CI n clweslra I2 So er ?-5 JOHN R CHURCH ademuc C S M C Clwemvsfry Club I3 4l Social Club T R E N T 0 N CLASS CDF I9 6 LAURENCE H CLARI CI WILLIAM A COAKLEY CATHOLIC FRANK L COLLURA Commerclal C S M ademl fl 4l c C M ademlc C S M C Socua u l mal Club I3 4l se all 41 Camera Club II Chemlslry Club I3 4l Q-4 'Tb P 09 ? Co ..3,4l,C.S. . . ,- i ' ll,2, 3,4l. IA I I Ac ': . . . .lI, 2. 3, 4lg Ac 'p . . , .Il,2, 3,4Ig So' ,2.3,4Ig Bad I2,3, ' , g ' 4l: Or ,3,4lg cc l3l. ll, 2,3,4l. 'Z . . .C.Il,2,3,4l: Ac ' , 1 .S. .C.II,4l. Ac 'g .... ll,2, 3,413 K. B. S. l2lg ' l CI b I, 2, 3, So ' , :Ba b I3, 4lg 1 ,2l. ' I , I 1 SE ' i L- X ' , . GRADLIATI G CLASS TRENTON CATHOLIC YD! RONALD J CZYZEWSKI ademnc C S M C nn Club IZI cue u 3 4I Chemlshy Club I3 4I ROBERT J DaBRONZO Commercual, C S M C lI,2,3, 4I, Foofball ll, 2, 3, 4I, Soclal Clu 2, 3, 4I, Varslfy Club I3, 4I 'cr FRANCIS J CONWAY Academic ll 21 Commercial 3 4I M 3 4I Socla u 4 Tlurd Or 3 41 Forum u I3 e u Clwemlsfry Club l4I TIMOTHY V CRONIN mmercual C S M C II cial Club II 3 4I Immacua JAMES J CUNNINGHAM a emlc C S M C cma u 4I Clnemlsfry Club I3 4I Sfagecraff Nix ,Vs IHS f , Ag' IJ -N 111 3 , , , Qi 1' i .I I 'IIZ I 37 I V,:V VVVV . ' I ., - X I if f xx '-A ' . : 'I. : CO ': .. .. ,2,3,4I C.S. .C.lI,2, , g 'ICIb So' I2' V I I I X I2,3, Ig ' der I , g I4J, ' CI b , 4I: Rlfl CI b II, 2I: ACCI .1 . .ll,2,3,4II K. B. S. IZIQ So ' I CI b II, 2, 3. I4I. Ac ':.....II,2,3,4Ig LC A Lal' : So ' I CI b II, 2, V my M X 5 xx , s , . K 5 , FI96 -. JOSEPH P. D'AMlCO Academic: C. S. M. C. fl, 2, 3, 41, Lafin Club l2, 3, 4-Treas.l. 'I 1 'gp-v ., .,, M , y , . fun- 5251?-1: ' ...P':f's' ' A ,, , I Quai: 4? I Fr. Rober'r, Principal, proudly presenls +l'ie General Mofors Trophy and +wo-ihousand dollar scholarship award fo Anlhony Caracciolo, firsf prize winner in +l'18 Junior Division of +l'1e Fisher Body Craffsmans Guild Nd- fional Confesi. RICHARD A. DAVIDSON Academic ll, 2l: Commercial ll, 4l: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 47, Social Club ll, 2, 3, 4l. ROBERT J. DeFEO Commercial: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 41 Social Club ll, 2, 3, 41, Band ll, 2 3, 4lg Orchesira ll, 2, 3, 47. 95 7' FRANCIS S DeLlA JOHN A DeLUClA ademuc C S M a emuc ll 4l S M cial Club l 3 4l Thurd Or cual Club n IN eslra lll Third Order 4 GRADLIATI G C ASS RlCl'lARD W DEVLIN GEORGE S DEZSERAN ademnc C S M C Social u a emlc C S M C nr er cna Club 43 Raclro u rum Club Lalm C u Base a l4l Chemlslry u 4 lmmacua a l3 43 Chemls r u l4l den Wave ll ALBERT C DEMSKI ommercna C S M C cnal Club l 3 4l Thlrd Or a e a r macu ala l4l Cheer eader ll l Care na nor uar fn, wr :M Q., lwlx 5 mm, RALPH J DIBENEDETTO A ademlc ll 2l Comme cial I3 4l 4l Socral F oi a l C eer er l3l Baseball nr if X C ':, ..'. .r:,2,3,4m, ,hx ' So ' I, 2, , q ' der 1 ll. 2, 3316+ Plof 13, 4lg lm- ili' I ,Z ' I ' . 5 ' ler' l3, 4-lg Co' G cl l2, 3, 47. C ,M qt V' ,L an ' R- I n A 1 ' Ac A . . .C.lI.2, 3,491 Ace ' , gc.. .C.lI,4lg in So' l,2, , 5 ' der So' ll, 4lg Bad lIl7 Or- ' X ll, 2, 3, 4lg Lal' 1313 Choir ll, 2, ch 5 ' Q l. 'V 3, 41, L A r l on If J 34: 3 ff? Z ,E 'C 5 ' 1 45Pf4f4fi?4'f'? ' 'ul l ff . 'ii' r,'4. il' ' ,I ' S' '1 3f,V :' 'l'l -lg ' fini If . S gznxu' Ac 'g . . . .5 ' Clb Acd ': . . . .ll,2,3,4lg c ' , 7 r' . I fl, 2, 3, 4l: Th' d Ord ll, 2, 3. So 'l ll, 2, 3, 1 ' CI lb C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, i l Club 4lg Fo Ill, ' Ib l2, l4lg b II 5 ' CI lo ll, 2, 3, 4lg o b Il ll: h - 3, lg. l+ 7 'ly f3,4l. lead I l4l. Cl b ,G-ol ,2,3,4l. K. , , . Q' ry, , ,r A 1 X JAMES P DICKERT ca emi: C S M cual Club Radio u 4 Lahn Club I21 Cllemus r u I3 I' 1: FI96 ANDREW F DRANGULA ommerclal I41 C S M Socual Club I41 ROBERT F DILETTO ademnc I2 3 41 TRENTON CATHOLIC PATRICK H DONIGAN mmercxal C S M C I :ual Club I 41 Gale a I 21 127' VITO J DIPIETRO ademlc C S M C cial Club I La In C u Chemnsfry Club I3 41 :WWW Q... ii 75- as 0079! QL? JOHN J DUFFY A ademuc II 21 Commercual I3 41 41 Socual u I X W, ,fl . y Losf in deep +l'1ougl1+ during ano+her exciiing session of Trig, F. Bufrym, V. DiFie+ro, R. Czyzewski. HENRY B. DUNCAN Academic: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 49 Social Club l4l: Lafin Club l2, 3 41: Golden Wave l2, 3, 43. MICHAEL J. DURKEE Commercial: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 43 Social Club ll, 2. 3, 4lg Gale Pa irol l2, 41, 52 TRENTON CATHOLIC .I 4' . , BY., K . :?,f'f ' -.5 THOMAS G. DUKE Commercial l4lg C. S. M. C. l4ig Social Club Hi. GR DLIATI G C ASS X M .7 Roasar s ESBRANDT WCHAEL J FAHERTY Academic ll 2l Commercial l3 4l Academm C S C 43 Social clal Club l 4 Ga e 'G' 1 Immacu a a C Players l4l Chemlsfry Club 4l Golden Wave I3 4l ANTHONY T FERRARE mmercnal C S M C ll cial Club ll JOSEPH V FLEMING mmercnal C S M C ll cial Club 4l Foo? a JOSEPH A FLYNN mmerclal C S M C ll cnal Club Foo? a V rs: u 'Q' Q- ly K, XX ' U., V - I i' - I . ', ..M. .ll,2, 3, 4lg c. s. M. C. cn, 2, 3, , ' club 50' '- 2' 3- F1 + Pa- Q frol l2, 3, 4l7 l 1' l4lg T. f ll, 21. - 1 ' 43, . X Co ' : . . . . , 2, 3, 4lg f So' , 2, 3, 41. . ll ' Co ' , . ..., 2, 3,413 ,. So ' ll, 2, 3, 1 b ll Ag 2 421. . ' A I7 . V,V, 'mx J if . . Co ' : . ..., 2, 3,4lg K A So' rl, 2, 3, 41, bll I 12. a, 42, B 'fy cubca.-11. X I I A JL-3 1 tn: h 4 . -A . ,fy . 3 , f 1.1 C Q JOSEPH D. FOY BERNARD J. GALLAGHER M ' 1 Academic' C S M. C ll, 2 3 41' Academic' C. S. M. C. il 2 3 41' S f Social Club 141. Social club ru, 2, 3, 41: em Pa. Qyx irol 1413 Soccer 141. . i an I , W Y - if I MANUEL A. FONSECA mmercial' C S. M. C f clal Club K 41 Foo? a 'Sf' 'A , x ,fm M ,-1 M 13- A N vs. s K ur 5 f GRADLIATI JOSEPH A GAMBINO Aca emnc H1 Commercnal K2 3 41 41 Social u 0 8 3 ROBERT V GARRETT mmerclel I I 2 CID U FRANK J GERVASIO Academic H 21 Commercnal M 3 41 Soclal T RALPH A GERVASIO ademnc C S M C cnal Club nn u Clwemlsfry Club l3 JOSE ademuc ll 2 M 0' 79 JOHN D GILLESPIE Ta- JOHN A GRADUS mmerclal ll 2 3 S M mmerclal C S M C ll cus u cual Club ll Soc Bas ei a l4 Varsity Cu l3 43 C ASS OF I9 6 lffllif PH M GROSS JOSEPH W GRYZIEWICZ mmerclal C S M C ll cna u clal Club ll Soccer Chemaslry Club Q41 lmmaculala l4l V .lf H. 3 . ff, . , Aswsfwrgfeg. arsnfy Club l4l Uglfllklml 'kj ' I fa- 7, ' , , ..- 1 1 I .+M 3... ,. ..., ..,.. , . su .. . :X S55 .I . 'J V ,,,i,. V ' I gr' 'im' 4 15 fr: 5 N' f 1 va-:R ,uh 1 u I -.f .9 Q-Q'r::4': . . , '-.N -1- -2:2 - 1:..ar::' -f3..,,sg:55s:sf:' X -ab'-FA?-A. '-rsfzgka 1 gssfssfix L X Q' K 9-S2gv,v.9' . - -I-:am ., ALBERT J GUJDA Academic ll 23 Commercial K3 41 M 4l Social 4 Fooib GRADU TING C ASS KVM 75,4 JOHN L HARRELL ademlc C S M C resilmg l I Lafm u C23 Chemlslry Club C3 43 JAMES E HARTMANN ac.lem1c C S M C cial Club ll 3 43 Third Or er u IIZI3 113,Chemls+rylCub our ll, , , Lahn FRANKJ HAGER ademlc C S M C cial Club l 2 3 43 Chemlsr CHARLES W HANEY ademuc C S M C ocual Club fl 4 an rchesira l43 Lahn Club l23 Chemlsfry Club I3 43 Sfagecrafi l43 Golden Wave QAW JOSEPH A HAJCAK ademlc l2 3 43 C Lafln C u - ag C F K, lf, . ' :rsliv ':.' 1 ' . , 'f fi, ' J I 4,54 , llll 3 , F139 45 5 bYb'l 2, X 'n - , 2 E 4. f 9' In 1 . . 'S Ac 'q .. . .lI,2,3,43g Ac ' , , , .S.M.C So' I, , , 3 'fy 3,431 ' lbl23. Club l3, 43: Camera Club l23. Ac ': . . .1 .ll,2,3,43g S ' , 2, 3, 3: B d l3. 435 O 3 K, B. S. ll, 23: ll, 2, 3, 43. U Y tm uwi A Ac ': . . . . ll, 2, 3, 43: Viv ' .Q W ' , 2, 3, 43: ' Cl b I .,l'l ' . . . , fi ,' QR A M , . .7 4 N. 'xt l. . 3 . , Ac 'g .. . .ll,2,3,43g X X A , , M K So ' , 2, , g ' d 5 S lI,2 3 43- K. B. S. ll 23- ' ,X ,V CI b , , - ' I I43- ,Hn K- lf Ch ' 2 3 43. 3 ' FI96 -f .., 's . I k 534- -.133 THOMAS E. HENRY Commercial II 2 3 43' C. S. M. C. fl 2 3 43 Social Club II 2 3 43 TRENTDN CATHOLIC WaIer spriIes7 Or someII'1ing new in founfain designs? J. Gambino 'Ihe pracfical joker, A. Demski dripping, and J. Ross gIeefuI. X, WILLIAM Y. HIGHAM Q.. Academic II, 2, 3, 43: C. S. M. C . , , :Social Club II, 2, 3, 43 Cafeferia Corps II3. - RM' ,Q 1' ' cn 2 3 43 W 'G-. .3 f 9 13 3 I C53 I I 'V' v i . . . I A BRUCE J. HILLMAN . l A ,K f Ac ' K f , 5 So PM if if 1' . 2 1 X N .V Il,23:CI'1emis+ry Club I3, 43. ademicg C. S. M. C. II. 2, 3, 43 cial Club II, 2, 3, 433 Forum Club , is 2, 7 1 Q f if' 3 Im ANTHONY J. HORAN , H' Academic II, 2, 3, 4l: C. S. M. C. 2 I II,2, 3,4lgSociaI Club Ill. I 7 WILLIAM J. HINKLE CHRISTOPHER J. HOFFMAN ' ' ' Academic II 2 - ' , , 3, 4l, C. S. M. C. Academic II, 215 Commercial I3, 4I: I II.2.3.4l. C. S, M. C. II,2, 3,4lg Social Club II, 2, 3, 41, Rifle Club I2, 31. ff . GRADLI TI G C ASS MICHAELJ HORAN JAMES W HOWARTH GERALD A HUMPHREY ademncCSMC aemucCSMC d C a emlc S M C clal Club II 2 3 4l Forum clal Club II cxal Club II 41 Fool L C r sra 4l Varsl+y Cub 4 maculala I4l T C Payers I2 rum u Chemusiry Club I3 Golden ave Il 2 3 4News d In Club I2 3 4l Soccer W 5113, N, . t V.,., In 7' '. X -H ,, gkgllz: I Ac 'Q . . .I .II,2, 3, 4l: Acd ': . . . .II,2,3,4lg Ac 'Q . .II,2,3,4lg So ' , , , 5 Club So ' ,2, 3, 415 Band II. 2. So ' , 2.3, g ball I2, II, 2, 3, 4 Treas.lg alin lub IZI: 3, 415 O chef Il, 2, 3, 4l: K. B. 3, g ' I I I. Im I . . I ,3, S. II, 27: Fo CI b II, 2, 3l: 4lg ' ,4l: Lal' , , g I2l. W , , , E .l. 5, I X - iii 1, I ' 'lg ccfc, g R S A , , I .I i5.S,.jf' A JOHN A. IMMORDINO PETER A. INVERSO ji ademlc ll 2 ademlc C S M C its Lahn Clu cnal Club ll Sz um Club l Lahn C u Cl1em1s'fry Club T3 47 TRENTGN F I9 6 EDWARD W KADILAK I STANLEY J JANOWSKI Academic ll 21 Commerclal I3 4l M 3 4l Social u r er H BRUCE JONES ademlc ul 2 S 41 Soclal Club cla u if 'hp-. Cafeferxa Corps T2 3 43 Ji E PETER A KAY ommerclal 3 41 C S S c1al Club l3 41 Gale Pa rol 41 B seball l4l Cheerlea ers Varsufy Club I3 41 Foo? a Ac ' ,.3,4lgC.S.M.C. Ac ', .. . .lI,2,3,4lg A - lI,2, 3.41, ' bC21. so' ,2,3,41,K.B.S.II, 2lgFor 11, ' Ibl2lg 4, v I l 'H '1 . c.s. .c.c1,2,,, 'clb 1 fI,2lgTI1id ofa lI,2, 3, 41,14 K - B.S.l2lgCl'1oirll,2,3,4l. lx 1 , , . W f N. ,V V. , , A sfilfgflf A-v. N 1 if ' ', .3, 4l: C. . M. C. Academic ll. 2, 3, 4l: C. S. M. C. y' l 'M V2 'l .1 41, 2, 3, , ' 141. 41, 2, 3, 41, So ' 1 CI b ca, 41, X 'f:V 1 ' 4 no l -, ' , Q , 1 I 8' S' c 'c, g...M.C.l3. 7 ' X 47: 0' . 1 f l3, 3 a : d X l3,41g ' , 1 b ll K , Q ca,41. - 1 It af l 'l 1 Falher Casimir, guidance counselor, helps Ricluarcl Devlin prepare a college applicalion form. J. Harlmann walls his lurn. S 3 JAMES 6. KEEFE Academic: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3,41 Social Club ll, 2, 3, 47, Foofball l 2, 3, 4l1 Baseball fl, 4lg Varsi Club l3. 4l. GR DLIATI G C AS ROBERT G. KEELING Academic: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 4l, Social Club ll, 437 Foolball l2, 3, 43, Baseball l4l7 Varsily Club l3, 41. DONAL P. KELLY -R' 'UZ' . V. Commercial, C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 4l' W xtrh Q em Pa+roI 141. Baseball mi, Social ivrmgffiii X ubll,2,3,4l, N TRENTON CATHOLIC -af- RICHARD J KEMO TERRENCE B KENNEY Commercial C S M ademlc ll 2 M cial Club l 47 FOO? G 2 3 4l SocualClub l4l Chemus ccer 41 Varsnfy u 3 THOMAS A KENSLER ademuc KI 2 M FI96 3' B JOHN L KENT ademlc CI 2 M cle u HOWARD F. KETTERER ademic ll 2, ' . . M. . ' cia u . ,if A 31... ug A-T GEORGE P KINCZEL mmerclal C S M C ll clal Club ll 41 Soccer s eiball ll 3 41 Varsufy ip! 'Qs OWEN J KING a emlc C S M C Social Club ll 41 Third Ord Chemlslry Club C3 41 ANTHONY J KLITUS ACddemlC ll 21 Commerclal K3 41 41 Soclal 41 Baskefba lll Camera u I3 t, I GRADUATI C5 EDWARD M KOVAL MICHAEL J KLITUS ademm C S M C 'XXH mmerclal ll 2 S M cial Club H 4, Foofb Cm u a kelball 4l Varsl u K3 Sludenf Councll l 4 Vlce Pres l Baseball JOHN G KOSZTYU a em1c C S M C I0 Club ll 3 41 Gafe Pa cua u j 'Ir 1 5 Acd ', .. . ,11,2,3,41, ' , , ' , , ' , 5 ' er l2lg C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 1 ' Club ' , . 11, 2, 3, , II , CI b ,41. Co ' 1 .... ,2, 3,411 ll W ' ,2, 3, 1 l41g ' 1 1 ,2. , 1 ' Club , 1 141. 1 lf I-1. ' ,QQ . 5 'l '3 1' 'M+,.ef Y' C , . f ,fl I - Ac ', . . . . 11, 2, 3, 41, 1' J, Co , ,3, 41: C. . . C. so - I 2,1 I all 13' 5 j lI,2, 3,4lgSo'lClbfI,2, 3,41. 4,85 H 2 3 , -,Y CI 13 ,41, ' 1, 2, 3, ' - . , 141. W. Q 0 4, Ac d 'g . ... . ll, 2, 3, 415 Rad' , 2, , 7 frol l l3,41gSo'lCIbl1,2,3,41. 4 JOSEPH J. KOWALSKI Academic ll, 2, 3, 435 C. S. M, L 'Uk ll, 2, 3, 43: Social Club ll, 2, 3. 43 Cbemisfry Club l3, 43. i if My a f, ' I , H, c i HENRY F. KUESTER Academic: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 43 Social Club ll, 2, 3, 435 K. B. S. ll 23: Forum Club lI3g Varsily Club 13, ' Foolball l2 3 43' Sludenl Coun- ' l23'S+agecraff 3' Chemisr u l3 ...hw CHESTER B. KULAK Academic: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 43, Social Club l2, 3, 437 Orclnesfra l3, 43, Gale Pafrol l43g Chemislry Club Q3 43' Band I2 3, 4 Sludenl' Leaderl. C ASS QF I9 6 l'lil.lil RONALD J KULCZYNSKl F LAWRENCE KURST ANDREW M KUSNIRIK Jr ademlc ll 2 M ademlc C S M C ommarclal K2 3 43 C M Social Club cial Club ll 43 Radio cle u Camera Cu Foo ball l2 33 fbi- 9--. X 43. . . . . . . 4 cal , l3, , fy X S CI b , 43. l l a fa Ac ' , ,-3, 43, C. S. . C. Ac 'lp . . . . ll, 2, 3, 43, C ' ,-, : . S. . C. ll, 2, 3,43g ' l43. So ' ,2, 3, I ' Club l2, 3, 43: So i l CI b l2, 3, 43: ll, 2, 3, 437 l b l43: l , . Cbemisfry l3, 43, Forum Club ll, 2, 3, 43. K' L il cw 1 S f x. I l , F , . I if A l 73' . MQ' . 'fl' ' 7, k 'li -, fs V- ' ' GR DLI 1 JOSEPH H LAVERY ademlc I3 4I C S M 4 Chemlslry Club I3 4I WILLIAM E LAWLOR ommerclal II 2 M C S I TI G CLASS Q -V JOHN J LACZKO SAVINO R LaMARCA rnmercnal C S M C Il cial Club II 3 4I Foofb ball 3 4I Ten 2 3 4I Cheerleaders I3I Varsl u I3 41 SI'udenICounc1I Ga e Pafrol I3I Baseball III Academuc III Commerclal I2 3 4l 3 4I Radio u I 2I Chemlslry Club LESTER P LANCTOT cnal Club I2 4I Foolba Baseball I4I CI1emns'Iry Club I4l nm ? I ' 'T I S Q N172 , . W , fm' 'Z 1 ' I I ' . . I Cc ' : . .I . . ,2.3,4li 1 fx C.S.M.C.lI,2, , : ' Clb So' 'Z' 1 I 51112. ly! I 1 7 I Ml- 3. 4I: Baskel II, 2, , g nis ' I . , : : '+V b , CI b . 1 ' l3li I : - F :'k t '11, I S gf? X, Academic: C. S. M. C. II, 2, 3, 4l: V , ,.,' So ' , 3, g II I3I: I p ' . Ac . I .C.l3,Ig - 345 ' ' . 5 II IW , I , I . c ' ,,'3,4IgC.S. .. I ' , II,2,3,4lg oc'aICIubIII. s F196 T Q F- , - X ly Y. ROBERT E. LEAHEY 1I, 2, 3, 41, Academic: C. S. M. C. Social Club i i, 2, 3, 41, Third order 13, 4lg Gafe Pafrol 13, 433 Immacu- a+a 14l: Chamisiry Club Choir 13, 4lg Golden Wave 1I, 2, 3, 49. TRENTON CATHOLIC 'lm Q 3' f' 13, 41, Q 'l 5 fs ffl' Because of fhe largesl' enrollmeni in hisfory, Trenlon Ca+holic moves iis sfudy periods io 'rhe cafe+eria. A. Guida, T. Carroll and G. Massimi sfrilce iypical sfucly poses. JAMES J. LENNIE Academic 1I, 2, 3, 431 C. S 1I, 2, 3, 49, Social Club 149 if ,f ANTHONY F. LEONE Commercial 1I, 2, 3, 491 C. M.C M MICHAEL S LYNCH Q adermc c s M c clal Club ll Forum Club lll Lahn Club Clwemlslry Club l3 4l Band l4l VINCENT A LOMBARDO ROBERT J LORYNSKI Academic l2l Commercial l3 4l a emlc ll 2 M cua u BdS9l-'Dill l2 Lalln Club l2l Chemlslry Club lll Xx lf GR DUATI G C ASS HENRY P MARKLEY ademlc C S M C l clal Club ll 2 3 4l Chemusr Club l4l Sfagocrafl' l4l JOSEPH F MARRONE Academlc ll 23 Commercnal 4 49 Social 4l Radno Club fll Camera u ll FRANK E MASKE mmercual C S M C ll cnal Club ll 3 43 lmmacu a a l4l Sludenf Councul l4l R' I AC 'I .... ll,2, 3, 4l: 50' .2,3.4lgK.B.S.ll. 232 1 ' l2lg f ' g ' , g Ac d ' , , S,-11, C. S. . C. C. S. M. C. 12, 3, 41: Band lZ, 3, lI,2,3,4lgSo'lClb ll,2,3,4l: - 4lg , 4l. ' g ' l3, A f 41. gr.. , -Y A r.ll ff a.ra A a'r . pulfl! 'A 1'.wj-Ixlxtw l 4 f' 1 .Hz-. x, - llflia tlwakx-, K! . I 1' Ac ': . . . . l.2. 3. 4lZ ' . I ' l3. li Co ' : . .1 . . ,2,3,4l: So' , , , 1 'ly C.S.M.C.lI,2,3, g ' Club SQ' '2,' : If I . lzf 3. I l I I ' . CI b , 2, 4l. e 3 A - ' ae ' A W W ' E W ' Hg l X, If f 3 rf ff, M ,U , Ai '44, 4 A 3 Q 2, ' 3 'Q . , E fjligfill A ' 11. ' J fi, iw X X REGINALD G MASSIMI edema: C S M C cnal Club II 4I Socce s efball C2 3 Base a Varslfy Club I4I Sfudenf Councul WILLIAM S MASTERSON ademnc C S M C cnal Club II 4I Lahn u IZI Immaculaia l4I Chemusfry 3 4I Golden Wave I4I !! ::r YM fs ,Z-,445 33+ sum I vI39w3Ix?' 3 F TRENTON CATHOLIC WILLIAM T McGRATH Ace emlc II 2 3I Commercial HI M 3 4I Social u K Q LEON V MAZUR ademlc fl 2 M FRED P McKEE ademlc ll 2 M U Club Q. ROBERT J MATTHEWS ademlc C S M C clal Club ll 2 if :oi T Ac ': .. . .Il.2.3.4I: Ac 'g . . . .II,2,3,4Ip , 1.3- So' .2.2. : fm: so' ,2,3. 1 'cub . ' Ba k , ,-11: I, u mp , , - 8- ' : ' I , : . 131. .rpm u no GLY I I A Ac 'g . .u,2,34I , '--I So ' , ,3, 41. A A ' A,cl'nxv' , - TTQYIS'-lAlE f, ., I . 5 I Q I . 3 .W ,'7?Q1 Euffiff i. Q v I 1 I X If I Q X 5' ll, - , Ac ' ,,3,4IpC.S. .C. - I c.s. .c.c:,2,, I ' cub lI.2,3.4I- I I I ' 41.41. if . ' 5 . I 3 X VI I N K X fl Ac ' ,,3,4I:C.S. .C. 3 I ra ,2,3,4I1socaalcIbcn.2,3,41. In Joe Kemo and Anfhony Leone caughf clowning as Fa+l1er Clarence 'losses a ball from fhe Aflllefic Office window during a Gym class. GEORGE A. MELLEVOLD Academic: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 43 Radio Club lI3: Soccer ll, 23 Chemislry Club l33. ROBERT A. MICAI Academic: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 43 Social Club ll, 2, 3, 43: Cl'Wml5i'VY Club l3, 43. TRENTON CATHOLIC .X E TERRANCE E. MEGULES Academic: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3. 43 Social Club U. 2, 3, 43: Golf l43 Camera Club l43. GRADU T G C ASS 5 x MICHAEL J MIHALIK ademlc C S M C G e Pairol 143 F olball I2 3 Varslfy Club l3 43 JN -'by RONALD F MORAWSKI aclemvc ll' 2 3 M 43 ForumCu lI3 C em lsr Club T3 43 JOHN P MORRISSEY Academic ll 23 Commercial l3 43 M 43 Social u alms 1 1 15 THOMAS J MORRISSEY M 43 Social G RONALD MURPHY adernlc C S M C clal Club ll 3 43 Third Or er T2 3 4 Prefec+3 Forum ub s G ol IH Club l2 4 Se 3 lmmacu a u en uncll c 3 hour 3 43 Go en Wave T' f- .' . I 1 I V ,V , ,A f' :si , ' ,g V ,' W gy 3 A 4 T 1, Ac ': .. 1.ll.2.3.43: Ac ' ,,',43gC.S. .C. af Z0 .,432 lI,2,3, 3 lb g In - ' , . 'ly , . we , C.S. .C.lI,2,3, 1 ' Clb ll, 2, 3, 43. W 7,,,,'XN:'T Academic ll, 23g.Commercial l3, 435 Z' I C. S. . C. ll, 2, 3, g ' Club ,V E ll, 2, 3, 43. 3 4 4' .VV,' Q em' ' Q , Ac ': .. . .Cl,2,3,43: ,, So ' , 2, , 1 ' cl VW . . , CI H. 2. A Q 3, 4 Vice-Pre .31 aie Pair l3, 433 Lal' ,3, c. 1 - In l43: Sfd 1' Co ' 12, 3, 4 U Se . 5 C ' l2, , g Id U, 3, 43. l x 61-W ANTHONY W NANGLE mmerclal C S M C U cual Club ll 4l Curren anis Club Ill ccer Varslfy Club l4l 1' CARL F NAWROCIK mmercnal ll 2 3 WILFREDJ NOLAN M Academic l2l Commercial MC 4?-1 Ph. DLIATIAC clal Club ll 4 Gale a PAUL S NURKO a emlc C S M C 3 o a Chemusfry Club l4l Varsvly Club K3 41 S+-'Haw-af+ 143 STANLEY E ORGANEK mmerclal ll 2 3 I 'fur is... THOMAS C OLONE a emnc ll 2 M 43 Clwernls r 'x 1 l ,R M ' Co ' ,', ,4l:c.s. .c. ' : ' lu, 2, 3, 42. c. s. . . 12.3,-xl. 1 2' A O 5 if 2 2 ' Co ' g . . . . ,2,3,4l: 'f-gf? M so' , 2, a, 1 + Ev , So 42, a, 41: Q... :L ,gf f .. , .iififf 2 ,W .sisiiff 1 f ff 2 2 A 6 G R Acd':....CI,2,3,4lg so' , 2, 3, lg P- frol l,4l: Fo fb II ll, 2, 3, 4l3 tl X ' Co ' ,,,,4l:C.S.MC qu, 2, 3, 41. 2 A Vi 1 N '. ,, o fb 3-22 ' ,C Ac d ' , .3,.4l: c. s. .c. fx ll.2, 3. I .fy l3, 1 X . V g i.. JOSEPH A PACERA ademlc C S M C cial Club ll 3 4I Clwemusr Club I4 Vuce Pres I Q EDWARD J PATYKULA ANTHONY T PERSICHETTI mmerclal ll 2 3 S M rnmercual C S M C II 43 Soclal Club l2I Soccer cual Club ll 4I Wres nn 2 4I lmmaculala l4I VBFSIIY ub C ASS OF I9 6 122322 CHARLES E PETERS RAYMOND J PFEIFFER THOMAS R PFEIFFER ademlc C S M C 6deI'hIC C S M C aclemlc C S M C cial Club ll 4 Radlo C ub ICI b cla u II 3 41 Forum u cial Club II 3 45 Forum u Baseball l4I 4I Tenns l4I Clwemlsr Tenn l4I Ch is emlslr Club l3 4I Camera Club l4I u l3 4I Lehn Club I2J Camera ul34 . Qc - Ac ':....II,2,3,4Ig Q, 1 So ' . 2, , g ' I y A ,fly I ff' , , fu, 5 I f I or Y 4? W I ' 13' Q f 2 - I Q I Co ' , , ,4I:C. . .C. Co ' 7 . . . . ,2,3,4Ig ll,2, 3, 1 ' : So' ,2, 7 fI'g U, U l2I. . I : ' CI l4I. Ac 'I - - - -ll.2.3,4I: Ac ': . . .lI,2,3,4Ig Ac 'I . . . .lI,2,3,4Ig SO' . li ' l l2l7 So' ,2, , 1 Clb So' ,2, . : Clb - fl, 2.3, : i g 'fy II, 2, 3, 4Ig ' 5 ' y . : . CI b . : ' : Cl b , J. GRADLIATI G CI ASS QV Y'-Y Wu RICHARD J PHELAN MICHAEL A PILLA ademuc fl 2 M ademlc C S M C 4 S0cla1CIub cual Club ll 2 41 Forum Clu duo Clubl 41 Gale cl 2 Q2 3 Lalun Club I21 Chemls I Club I3 41 EDWARD J PIOTROWSKI Academic fl 2 31 Commerclal I41 3 41 Third Or er I3 41 CI'lemls1ry Club I41 MICHAEL A PLUMERI ademlc C S M C n I3 41 Lahn Club IZ1 Chem Iry Club I31 1' 'U' WILLIAM J POPE ademlc C S M C cial Club II 3 41 Safe Pa s efball 41 Base 41 Chemus r ub Varsl fy Club I41 4315 ' 1 S- W . f W1 ' , Sli, I If .55 4 AA A Ac ' , , 3, 41:C. S. .C. Ac 'z . A . . II,2, 3, 41: 1 Sa, Il. 2.3. 1: ' 141. So' . . : b 43, S 44 S f 41:Ra' l,2,3, 1 P- , M 1 +roI I , 41: ' 1 ' - ry , . W '2' A a1,1 14 . R 1 4AL . . . . c. s. M. c. cu, 2, , , ' a X. X 1 , ','v1 '--- I . I I 2 Ac ' 1 . . . . ra, 2, 3, 415 4 - Ba d . I ' 2 is- ' A I I' '-I . 5 f L T' Y- 1 I 2' I 22722 I I ' . U S 1 I , :L ' I Ac ' g .... rn, 2, 3, 411 3' A I A ' Q So ' , 2, , g +roI xygv K I 'I 121: Ba k H. 2. 2. I ball ' 7 ,f igg , I A 7 t?fi143'?-.,f5f I 5 I 1-ig . A 'J' fa . ' -7 , ' X FI9 Y sl W4 .Y JOHN J. RADLINSKY Commercial l2, 3, 4l: C. S. M 3, 49: Social Club l2l. TRENTON CATHOLIC in 4 2 Q Q VICTOR J REILLY ademlc C S M C clal Club ll ccer nnls 3 In Club C2 3 43 lmmacu ala 4 10' Choir l4l Golden ave ll 2 M1221 wc. O G5 O g' 3' ' If - - ra - n n. U' ' N ' Lu ' ' -- -A . ' N -A jf ua ' an ' E., 1 0 4- .. . . 0 , . Q w ' T P . E- w - ' N, Q f . ' -' QA ,- D- ' 5- U va -. -. 7 ,.. Q -NW Q , L N , -,V .h , A - N . . - l f' 1-I Z i . E n N .,. A .A O ffl s f ,, --f?l'?Yf'f Na 'f , .mm fx-W ' -7w.Hf.c, 4 V' P Q 9 0 f- c s ? 0 0 - :' ' Q- I' ' m M, w ' f f' ' ,Sv-' ... -5 A g , , -- O ,f , . . m A 4 nf - . 'P ' -. - U' N . CM ' - 2 ' ' - W ya ' -. V A ..- ' .. ' ' A W Hr. , . UU ' 5' -' ' ' A Q. N I ' A 3 : ,,, - '- ' A - qi: A N N A 0 O ' , 'Q V 5 5 ' ' H - U' U' .. V' O o 0 o , - r- N ua 3, n 1 21 j' 0 o ' o I f 'S-ri -I -. -. ' 1 Y. . - . V, , 4 ,, . , , 9 ,N - N , . N - . - D gm w . , ., N A- f -. 2---'ff' I . ' N -4 A , -. - I 4 W f I' S ' - 7: 7 ua 'L - l - N Q- - , - A F' A C W ' mf' H -A A as .. A JOSEPH T RANDOW CHARLES M RAYMOND ademlc ll 2 S C mmercnal lll Academic I2 3 41 4l Social u G e P ro l2l Soccer ase a Lahn u Varsl+y Club 4 GR DLIATI G C ASS JAMES L RENYO FRANK J REUTER REYNOLD P RISOLDI ademlc C S M C a emuc C S M C mmerclal C S M C ll clal Club ll 3 4l Chemls r clal Club fl 2 4l an cial Club l 4l Sfu enf u I3 C eer ea ers c eslra ll 2 esflmg C uncll l3 41 o en Wave ll 2 3l Cafeferla Chemlsiry Club l3 41 orps ll is DONALD J ROBBINS THOMAS A ROGA mmerclal l3 47 C S ademnc ll 21 Comme cnal l3 4 cla ub 3 43 Third Or b JOHN A ROSS mmerclal C S M C l cial Club ll Ban Rifle Club l2l lmmaculafa 43 F TRENTON l9 6 CATHOLIC EDWARD M SABOL JAMES W RYAN ademlc C S M C Acaclemlc ll 2? Commercial I3 41 cial Club 4l Fool a 47 Socual u JOSEPH G SALAMANDRA cademlc fl 2 M cua u ik Y P N Y ig gs,- 5 -'. .J .R . vt Specializelion in Conlemporary American Lilerafure Fafher Emmelf leclures on Medieval Drama. FRANK W. SANDY Academic ll, Zl: Commercial l3, 4l C.S.M.C. ll, 2, 3, 491 Social Clu ll, 2, 3, 41 GR DLI Tl G C ASS NEIL R. SANVARDlNE Academic: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 4-lp Social Club ll, 2, 3, 4lg Soccer DONALD P. SCHIARIT1 Commercialg C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4l Social Club cu, 2, 3, 4m Band in Ke ' ...V in A f-325-33 .. ,H 5 :M , S?-rffxfsef ' fig. J -, 4 We.-rw-ff gif ,yr wig f L' lx:-gi, .gr 1 ' .' ' ' T '.-. r 'mil' 4? LEE J SCHIAVOLIN ademuc C S M C clal Club ll 4 Fool Varsl ub ov- I I f Q 2?- ,f -fl! X 4' JOHN L SHEPPARD mmerclal ll 2 3 M WILLIAM J SHURTS ademnc ll 2 cua u 9 'fi TRENTON CATHOLIC MICHAEL J SIMONELLI ademnc C S M C cnal Club I2 3 43 Varslfy Club l4I FRANK J SLACK aclemlc, C S M C cial Club l , . Lahn u , 4, Vuce Presudenfl, Chour 4 45? e--- JAMES L SLANE ademuc C S M C clal Club II 43 a l4l Chemlsfry Club I3 4l 75 I I Pafrol THOMAS W SNYDER a emuc C S M C clal Club II 2 3 4I Forum u 4l Clwemnslr C u Camera Club I4l Golden Wave I2 3 RICHARD A SOLTIS ademlc C S M C cnal Club I 3 4l Chemlsfry Cu 1343 'fi -Y GRADLI TIN LOUIS P SORRENTO mmerclal II 2 3 M Cla U ROBERT H STEFANOWICZ a emuc C S M C cual Club I I er'- 'fx 4 a vi l, Y N FRANCIS T STANZIONE 5 T Commercial I2, 3,4l, C S M C I2, 3.41, Social Club IZI S v S 5 'lli MICHAEL M. SZYMANSKI Academic I2 3 4I' C. S. M. . . . . C I., L 3,4IgLa1in Club ca, 41. f 'xl' fr 'N 75' I S I RICHARD E. SURGENT J. RICHARD SUTH II 2 3 43 adamicg C. S. M. C. , U I f..' U Y Academic II, 2, 3, 4lg C. S. M, C. AC qu 2 3 47 50 I-13. cial Club Il, 2, 3, 4Ig lmmeculafe C ASS GF I9 6 lfiIlf.'l JAMES E TAKOCH mmercual II 2 3 M RAYMOND J THIBODEAU a emlc C S M C cial Club II 2 4I Imrnnculafa 4I Chemuslry Club I3 4I Camera u II 4I Golden Wave I3 'YK' REGINALD T TOMKO edemnc C S M C caal Club I2 43 a IZI Chemuslry Club I3 4I fe Pafro . I 9 Y 'W I I I Co ' , ,4l1C.S. .C. Acd 'g .... .II,2,3,4lg Ac ': . . .I .II,2, 3, 4I Il, 2, 3,4l. So ' , , 1 I3, So ' ,3, : G Cllb ,2, 3. I I I . I l l 4l. N. , l iz. E. I l XX , I A 1 x lifes! . . , A Y gxl, GR DLI TI C5 5 r f ls ROBERT M TURANSICK ademuc C S M C cial Club ll c eslra l 3 4l Chem Club l3 JOHN K ULLRICH cial Club ll 4 Fool a Chemlslry Club 3 4l Vers: Clu l4l C ASS 'fii F- LOUIS J TOTH MICHAEL A TOZZI mmerclal ll 2 3 4 M ddemlc fl 2 M gf JUQ 42' sax ALFRED W VALENClA ademuc ll 2 M SA f 1 ,,.,,x 79' -l I Co ' , , , l:C. S. . C. Ac ' , ,3, 43: C. S. . C. A ' h Il,2,3,4l. ll.2.3.4l. , 'AW Ac n .. . .lI,2,3,4lg So' ,2, 3,4lg Band ll,2, 3,4l:Orh I,2, , 7 is- fry ,4l. Academic: c. s. M. C. cn, 2, 3, 41: in lfwflfz So ' ,2, 3, lg b ll l3, .V v'.' , 4l: ' C. : 'fy E xl X b ' D ' ct X ' - 5 Ac ' , ,3, 411 C. s. .C. Q u,2, 3,4nsoCaa1c1ubcu,2,3,41. FI9 l . K-. Q- 4!Z'v-s- ' Xi I!!! X L' X I RICHARD L. VALENTINE Academic: C. S. M. C. II, 2, 3, 4l, Social Club ll, 2, 3, 4-lg K. B. S. Il, Zlg Soccer C2, 3, 4lg Sfagecraf Chemistry Club l3, 41. TRENTON CATHOLIC Fafher Cecil digs for change as Sam Lalvlarca and olhers line up Io pay for preizels and pies af lunch. X GEORGE F. VISOKAY Academic II, 2, 3, 4lg C. S .M. ll,2,3,4ly SocialClu , , , DONALD A. WALINSKI Academic Il, 25 Commercial I3, C. S. M. C. II, 2, 3, 4lg Social Clu II, 2, 3, 4lg Foofball Illg Wresflin CHARLES L WALTON Academnc ll 2l Commercual 1: M 4l Soclal no u l a e rol ll Foo a JV 3' 4'-'Lf 1 2 iff? CHARLES D WALLACE PATRICK J WALSH Academic ll 2l Commercial l3 4l a ermc l3 41 C S M 1' M 3 4l Socnal u S cial Club l3 4l GR DLI TRENTON 6 CATHOLIC WOOD ommercnal C S M C ll a emuc C S M C ademuc ll 2 M cnal Club ll 4l Color Guard clal Club ll 3 4l Chemns r cna u 43 lmmacula+a l4l Camera u u l3 4 'E' ' , I ' ra, 41: - c.s. .C.U,2,3, 1 ' Club X M X lI,2,3,4JgRad' ClblIpGl ' PM ,zu +bum. If i s 'M V 1 ,fs '- ' -:ff N A ' : .'fz, 'i,l?'fjz ' 1' gf T' 5f74Jff,.f Tw P X 'Q,,.r L Y ' .Q ' . f Ace- . T.. .c.fs.41: , K ' c.s. .C.ll,2,, : ' cub Q' , , T, M. cu, 2, 3. 41. , . X flff . I T' C ': . . . . ,2,3,4lp Accl ': . . . .U,2, 3, 41: Ac ' , ,3, 4l7C. S. .C. so' , g cs, so' ,2, , 1 'fy ll,2,3,4l:So'lClblI,2,3,4l. g g CI b Cl b , l. ul. Q' STANLEY B. WROBEL ommercial ll, 2, 3, 471 C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 41, .r' FERDINAND J. WSZOLEK Academic: C. S. M. C. ll, 2, 3, 4l Social Club ll, 2, 3, 41: Band 13, 4l Orchesira l3, 4lg Chemisfry Club 13. 4l. 420 if 5 1 I s 'N-...ff X GEORGE J. WYROUGH Jr. ii ma Acade'mic ll, 2, 3, 41: C. S. M. C r 7.9, l 'L- f , , 'f ,,1 ' 1 il X . ' X. ll. 2. 3, 4lg Social Club l2, 3, 4l. JOSEPH P. ZAEPFEL Academic ll, 2, 3, 43: C. S. M. C ll, 2, 3, 4l: Social Club ll, 2, 3, 43 Gale Palrol 123: Clwemislry Club I3 4l. Fr. Casimir, a prefecf of discipline, cafching M. Toni wifboui a +ie, re- minds him of lhe school dress rules. 1 I-,., I- 'T THOMAS B. ZAGER WILLIAM J ZAVACKY ALBERT A ZEYACK Gdemlfi U 2. 3. 43 C S M mmerclal fl 2 M ademlc fl M KI 2 3 49 Social Clu C. 'YH 1 .p-'Q L,h, 'TIF' ? x igmtgxxt M 4 X . f Y ro X l .40 11 N 7' ,ff ato- Bless these bays and let my name -1.5 be called upon them ln any school 'rhe underclassmen represenl' rhalerial 'For fulure leaders. A+ Trenlon Cal'l1olic l'l'1is silualion is in evidence al' all limes. Under +l1e guidance of l'l1e seniors, l'l1ey are +l1e driving spiril' of all aclivilies. ln llwese formalive years +l1ey are 'rrained 'lo assume l'l1e reins of leadership. K xx - 'V 2 'vv av 'jwMv FN ts EU' sf If-f Cr 2145519-alfa fx. - Av A K R E Ax N gdfkfffll' II! gy wal ' Li: JUNIOR CLASS 3-8 FIRST ROW: M. Bordoni, R. Humphrey, J. Grib- bins, E. Hines, J. Benedelli, G. Andreas, D. Chia- nese, G. Barbero, W. Kerr, D. Delale, H. Tobi- asz. SECOND ROW: N. Coniglic, J. Spodarylc, L. Carney, J. Brocak, P. Gorman, R. Brennan, E. Sadovslry, E. Nawrocilc, J. Boylos, L. Chorba, B. Manning, C. Harvison, R. Tiedemann. THIRD ROW: R. Pollard, K. Miller, R. Schrier, J. Wag- ner, J. Reardon, M. Ryan, E. Koslrzewa, R. Sagedy, F. Sigafoos, R. Ference, J. Hoarney, J. Zeyaclr, R. Rossell. FOURTH ROW: N. Bruno, R. Schnorbus, G. Lucas, H. Pelers, R, Woolfling, E. Zier, R. Gulowski, A. Forgash, A. Sylres, J. Samon- siry, D. Lanclol, J. Thibodeau, J, Marinello. the Junior Class of I 95 7 FIRST ROW: W. Gerhauser, R. Angel, J. Gray, L. Soblrowials, J. McOuillan, S. Kardos, T. Lynch J. Reddan, J. Maimona, R. Smilh, R. Collender R. Apgar, G. Carroll, J. Mickels, P. Slcwara S. Mikalonis. SECOND ROW: J. Lamarca, P Wilder, W. Kiernan, H. DeGeorge, S. Tolh, J Jaruszewslci, E. DeBoslcey, S, Grey, L. McGenn K. Kurlz, M. Angebranndl, E. Wiregh, A. l.uf+ P. Knoll, Z. Kreiacic, R, Teiss, F. Chianlese. THIRD ROW: J. McAdams, L. Malyselr, E Pelrus, R. Lolys, R. Ward, R. Murphy, T. Girman L. Horvalh, E. Minich, J. Kusmider, R. Piolrow slci, J. Halaycio, W. Kuclcer. FOURTH ROW F. Penrose, R. Brown, T. Kramer, M. Zalc, J Monlague, J. Sconze, M. Burns, M. Salvalore, E. Gross, J. Fowler, S. Eppolilo. .-L' sl Sv A 44' aol l5..- 'V .Te 'N wi' x .IJ HTL ' 1-..2f,.. 1 T A'P ' fl An exciling momenl during lhe annual Junior Class lrip ef Lake Hopafcong, lhe lasl day before school is our. lf's beller lo give lhan lo receive, or prudence is lhe beller perl of valor, Dick Johannes believes as Fr. Leslie passes lhe Mile Box around during lhe Lenlen Mission Drive. f JUNIOR CLASS 3-25 FIRST ROW: R. Jones, R. Hibbs, E. CiccI'1eHi, M. Kupefsky, A. Kunier, A. Cardinals, E. Errickson. SECOND ROW: R. Pefersack, D. Duke, A. Martini, J. Baran, E. Keni, A. Golembeski, G. Tyslro, J. Hariman, G. Grigaifus, J. Oliver, J. Breza, J. Lesficien, T Cannon. THIRD ROW: R. Cappuccio, W. Gronikowslri, S. Doral, N. Coccia, J. War ner. C. Larkin, J. Garbely, E. Huber, N. Comfort, R. Pon+ani, R. DeMarco, T. Palmer. FOURTH ROW: T. Small, E. Szaylco, M. Olszewslci, R. Sarafin, G. Nickels, J. Ched- wick, M. Riordan, J. Dombroski, T. Hines, E. Spuler. th J ' CI Fr. Ausfin dislribules Communion al a Firsl Friday Mass. - .. if .,w. -1-r-nw.-ff JUNIOR CLASS 3-26 FIRST ROW: G. Sirak, H. Widmann, J. Hari, J. Wig, R. Mule, B. Czyzewslci, J. Varga. SECOND ROW: C. Ber+oIini, J. Tanlum, N. Gusz, J. O'Gorman, G. Polyalc, E. Sclwnorlsus, G. Dell, C. Biaclwe, R. Lockwood, C. Inglese, P. De- Angelis, J. Collefli. THIRD ROW: J. Bresnen, R. Guliclr, A. Trionfelli, C. Pullen, L. Tallon, G. Szolomayer, S. Ehrengruber, M. Ruzeclr, A. De- George, M. Hlubilc, L. Aulella. FOURTH ROW: A. Piffaf, M. Alauskas. R. Franckowiak, S. Slowinslci, S. Balog, R. Johannes, J. Szenzi. JUNIOR CLASS 3-28 FIRST ROW: G. Barnoclc, G. Tumillo, J. Cosma, P. Cavanauglw, S. Gellen, V. Malloy. SECOND ROW: J. Benfi, R. Coleman, L. Millman, J. Tozzi, R. Merlino. S. Jackowski, R. Carr, J. Erwin, C. Apoldiie, J. Jamieson, J. Trippa, P. Vigna. THIRD ROW: W. Klanlr, R. Surgeni, T. Eldridge, A. Giori, M. Lamb, F. Higgins, R. Palmieri, W. Eldridge, R. Fenlon, R. Crea. FOURTH ROW: R. Sfockley, G. Palasclialr, J. Hursl, L. Kelly, P. Brennan, J. Bolca, H. Kolulslri, R. Mroziclci, R. Maguire. ABSENT-D, Crolce, P. Texany, A. Yonlco, N. Kiraly, T. Simpson, F. Szul. Q? N? .r V Y G gf, Ari, Ni' , 'iii 57 59 v FE ' 1 0 Q. i Y , 9 A ga. 12, Z 1 3 Q arf'- JK ff X Y.. . . 1 f 1. 1 - rw N 4' Q' , Y' ,A Q '23, 2, in 2 'S-. '14-4 F K X.. 1 - M.. SOPHOMORE CLASS 2B FIRST ROW: D. Simonelli, J. Falconio. E. Hulch- ings, R. Raymond, J. O'Brien, S. Folmer, R. Kich- inko, P. Baron, A. Venanzi, S. Brocla. SECOND ROW: J. Chmiel, F. Bernhard, S. Gallagher, J. Slirpe, R. Slella, J. Pelrillo, J. Oerkfilz, C. Mililig, P. Luyber, P. Schullheis. THIRD ROW: W. Hughes, R. Lamperli, A. Bucci, M. Gondak, E. Rabalie, G. Winiarski, G. Rabalin, R. Ken- nedy. SOPHOMORE CLASS 2-3l FIRST ROW: P. Plumeri, P. DeBoskey, J. Ander- son, J. Callani, R, Lippmann, F. Haicak, P. Leone, J. Kushner, G. Tarfaglia, R. Tesla, M. Walsh. SECOND ROW: J. Shoap, R. Powell. M. Osfrowski, H. Fallon, T. Davidson, G. David- son, R. Nevin, J. Johnson, L. Vanclerhofl, H. Poreda, R. Phelan, R. Conner, R. Okupski. THIRD ROW: P. Poppano, W. Grove, W, Pear- man, E. Parlyka, W. Noon, R. Leckie, S. Tur- gyan, J. Slowinski, W. Haws, W. Coleman F. Milchell, F. Pele, J. Nelson, A. Merger, J. Mc- Cormack. FOURTH ROW: R. Toll, J. Pea? W. Dovgala, R. Parker, J. Deilhorn, E. Bonis W. Puzo, E. Konaf, E. Combos, J. Meehan, W. Simko, E. Morris. :.xn1.-.g , ,Qs 'gas SOPHOMORE CLASS 2-32 FIRST ROW: R. Bacovin, M. Zola, R. Chesner, J. Hoyer, D. Gervasio, T. Venanzi, M. Meglis, T. Zamerowski, S. Mrochko, S. Slanzione, B. McNelis, SECOND ROW: D. Pachula, R. Micucci, R. Traynor, J. Kowalski, J. Hughes, R. Callani, E. McGralh, R. Monli, P. Kennedy, J. Sheridan, G. Cushing, D. Miller, F. D'Aquili, THIRD ROW: F. Rubino, M. Teichmann, J. Kashner, J. Sweeney, J. Zdanowicz, M. Zolna, C. Allen, M. Breza, J. Celmer, J. Trocki, F. Kokolailo, W. Sufcliff. FOURTH ROW: C. Zanoni, R. Carroll, G. Boros, A. Baler, B. DiSle'lano, J. Wagner, J. Dempsey, R. Giovannelli, D. Chidheie R. Polkay, J. Halsey. J. Jable. Sophomore Class Buck-Buck , or Johnny-on-a-Pony , is always The Prelude lo general mayhem during a Sophomore Gym period, ,.., I .-Amr 'lf T. Jable and E. MeGrafl1 dispqle lhe idenfily of an unfamiliar proloxoan during a biology lab class. SOPHOMORE CLASS 2-33 FIRST ROW: T. Palise, T. Harris, F. Daily, D. Raullw, R. Clinlon, L. Lucarella, G. Mounl, C. Buflaci, F. Csolak. SECOND ROW: P. Mafuclweck, W. Slwesfko, R. Brodowski, J. McBride, D. Coleman, J. Alexander, D. DeTempIe, V. Di- Memmo, R. Colleffi, G. Agabili, J. Daily, M. Massaro, J. Csolak. THIRD ROW: C. Carabelli, J. Hyska, J. Yuncza, T. Carroll, B. Hibbs, P. Lesiician, J. Coccia, J. Barber, R. Nami, W. Berish, J. Moscarello. J. Zauo, G. Im- mordino. FOURTH ROW: S. Trapani, P. Kirklwam, H. Kleinkauf, C. Wrobel E. McGIynn, V. Vicari, E. Malmignali, H. Josephick, T. Har+igan, G. Loh: G. Taller, J. DePierro, R. Boyfos. ABSENT: R. Vecchio, J. Zolle. SOPHOMORE CLASS 2-35 FIRST ROW: F. Holi, J. Berkenkopf, G. Mosci- ano, J. Bowden, J. Creeden, J. Peller, B Pasqua, F. Donlon, E. Carney, W. Heffer- nan, T. Carney. SECOND ROW: D. Collins, J Corboy, D. Veldof, J. Nalbone, L. Slevens, J Weber, R. Goydan, R. Grochala, C. Hess, J Knox, R. Carmignani, T. Genlile, N. Toll! THIRD ROW: G. Galayda, P. Hancin, P. Cardo J. Cirello, D. Reeber, M. Wallace, D. Ressler J. Kleiner, R. Henry, G. Goiewycz, K. Wurgo FOURTH ROW: S. Pone, R. Lewanowicz, A Winiarski, M. Zebrowski, M. Lake, P. Granaldi M. Osvai, G. Sloy, J. Bodnar, J. Cllmielewski Assam: E. Ryan. som-iomoks CLASS 2-34 FIRST ROW: E. Panacek, P. Consol, W. Borges. C. Marini, M. Dzurkoc, A. Celenfene, A. Dev- lin, V. Perkins, G. Render, C. Armenfi, M. Selay. SECOND ROW: F. Salay, A. Roseli, D. Filiclore, G. Bellan, J. Wisniewski, E. Ungrady, R. Coop- er, R. Taylor, A. Kosco, J. Lisnak, R. Mellen, R. Cavanaugh, M. DiMaHia. THIRD ROW: B. Mei- ewski, J. Reisner, E. Lelli, R. Mafuszewski, J. Hendrickson, J. Ronfone, F. Reulli, J. Hurley, T. Walsh, J. Connell, R. Carroll. FOURTH ROW: R. Manning, W. Schwab, W. Bifer, J. Paulaski, F. Simisak, R. Arbilell, W. Ryan, D. Kirkham. Q Q - , ,l Ag 'Q .5451 -5 zu---k 1. ' - ' '...'- j,---.-5 ' efiwivi- - L, . - 317. 'i ' M . L. 4- ' ' v -. , .9 , - - Q, . , . . , I K if Sf Q.Qf: i,- -wwf 4.-, . .H - v. 4 . yu .,, . - -:few f .ip FRESHMAN CLASS I-I FIRST ROW: R. Brown, W. Krause, C. Ceposlti. J. Sfemmer, D. Zola, L. Cardinale, A. Bodnar, M. Maksymow, T. Pefroslcy, K. Lawlor, R. Kan- drac, E. Gaynor, T. Benii. SECOND ROW: H. Francis, B. Sawaclski, G. Czyzewski, R. Sobon, W. Lenhardf, D. Panella, G. Szul, F. Felice, G. Noife, A. Sedor, J. McHugh, H. Dye, J. Devlin. THIRD ROW': J. Carroll, T. Holmak, R. Husion, W. Pa++on, C. Pursell, R. Carroll, W. Buck, R. Ziollcowslci, R. Greco, J. Franco, T. Gilsdorf, J. Angelillo, G. Frey. Freshman C ass The firsf Safurday in May, and Eigl1+h Grade Par- ochial S+uclen+s, 'falre +l'ue Enhance Exams for ad- mil'+ance fo Trenlon Cafholic. 5 5 V. xL,, 3'f,ff.f' f A- . ' ' Y X, .4 ,114 I X43 :Vg A W QM ,, ...LM U we' gf' . X L. 4 ,kr ? ,. ,wi A ,ff 'f C' ,' I 4 ' 'ix If K 6- 7?-. IW? in mg, 5? Hai 04' N. V-.ww ,, 6 QUE Q J. 3 , A, e 24 ,A amp :fe-1 E 5 . .ML 'f If . 1.2. is 'D 3 f- Aa, 19 .6 sw - '5- fl s .r g , I 41 .ww ,xv Y - .yr fi. Q- K pw, X .. QL ,wk-f f Y 'ffafi 4 7: ' 4 FRESHMAN CLASS I-4 FIRST ROW: R. Bodnar, R. DeBlois, W. Weav- er, L. Reuler, J. Waller, F. Prolcop, M. Dunn D. Cl-iianese, M. Lennie, M. MCG-roarfy, J Keuper, SECOND ROW: J. Peffy, P. Robb, J. Buzinslcy, J. Kolkiewicz, W. Rupprechf, M. And reico, J. Carr, W, Andahazy, K. Ziegler, T Hiller, F. Spisalc, J. Lailcowicz, P, Janora THIRD ROW: R. Peoples, J. DiRien1o, A. Slane R, Skowrenslri, T. Suilivan, L. Mansue, P, A- brams, J. Morrissey, W. Wenski, R. Sheridan, S Luizzi, N. Mayer, F. Maurer, T. Marshall, L Salamandra. FOURTH ROW L. Ordalcowslci, J Meszaros, R. Krebs, G. Gray, J. Fox, J. Bren- nan. L. Murphy, J. Morrison, A. Niffi, E. Gil- berl, E. Denahan, A. Harcar, H. Panacolr, G. Scymanslci, F, Cirillo. FRESHMAN CLASS I-5 FIRST ROW: J. Carugno, R. Rura, M. Gachelli, H. Zealand, W. Weigand, C. Ricciardelli, F. Magee, E. Eilrer, L. Smilh, R. Krueger, B. Gioe, T. Redwood, J. DeFazio. SECOND ROW: D. Chianese, R. Mariani, E. Harzenslci, T. Robinson, E. Bordoni, A. Bevilacqua, R. McDermoH. W. McKee, R. Alu, J. Moseley, E. Zorechalr, S. Sfanlrowslri, J. Slcrzypel1..THlRD ROW: T. Bab- ashalc, F. Pallerson, J. Egan, W. Foofe, J. Mi- chel, R. Claylon, A. Rooney, G. Capewell, S. Olszewslri, H. Hoffman. J. Wargo, R. Plumeri, R. Lopilalo, T. Sweeney, D. Kensler. FOURTH ROW: W. Nangle, C. Landler, J, Panlxo, R. Anfhony, G. Guarnieri, J. Willrinson, J. Scofi, T. Brennan, J. Severino, J. Marlin, E. Koenig, A. Kovacs, J. Nor?on, J. Scheidnagel. allluvf .. - J7F 'CLh fe- f ' ' L , fb . '. ' .V ,,,,, ,gg pf., 4, .. . . . .r .1-.-f S -- M 5L,,gg.,ff '1:as4 ,1...h.-8' nf N' f . - Touch foofball-An all-season sporf during T.C. gym periods -.:-. L .. -..... ,.. ... 4 W-g::... ' f- v Lk V f - x. . K I is Q ,Lum : n X , Freshmen and bicycles are synonomous af T. C. FRESHMAN CLASS l-6 FiRST ROW: J. Sl1es+ko,G. Pelrillo, J. Mihalik R. Keio, R. S+ype, W. Pecci, P. Fink, R. Gardner R. Harris, C. Binz, D. Wald. SECOND ROW: P. Currie, D. Sirolli, G. Przecha, J. McQulllan W. Van Hise, M. Clark, L. Welsh, J. Foley, D Radice, A. Farinelli, E. Elias, F. Pin+o, M. King THIRD ROW: B. Fe+cak, G. Burson, C. Fillpo- wicz, C. Bller, M. Clark, J. Prynoslci, R. Hoff- man, R. Lucidi, J. Nyerges, G. Bryson, E. Carr L. Kennedy, J. Frech. FOURTH ROW: R. Harris W. Warner, M. Karniclcy, J. Lovendusld, W Marcinialc, E. Janfos, W. Kocis, J. Malloy, J Dunlap, J. Loreiucci. I .fl vi 4,',An1'. 1 .. Q' M.: FRESHMAN CLASS l-7 FIRST ROW: R. Blackburn, A. Sbarro, W. Lucas, T. Regan, N. Armenri, S. Kubanovich, J. Pet- ruccio, G. Krayniclc, D. Pollard, J. Maloney, B. DiNola. SECOND ROW: A. McLaughlin, J. Darvas, J. Chorba, P. Nini, W. McDermo+r, W. Burlchauser, J. Challender, T. Horan, J. Hancin, J. Papp, F. Sobon, W. Thomann, A. Welsh. THIRD ROW: M. Coppola, T. Farrell, B, Ford, S. Krause, J. Mirabelli, R. Zera, D. Murphy, J. Pele, E. Roslon, P. Gallagher, E. Marur, A. Zulla, M. McCullough, L. Kondash, J. Bracoloni R. Dunlap. FOURTH ROW: W. Goyden, J. Son- crani, C. Henry, T. Riclcefle, L. Wasylenlro, R Sabo, J. Anderson, R. Beelel, R. Kerr, J. Wolin- ski, S. Scuralo, C. Slack. Freshmen ere always fascina+ed wifh The Trophy cases. Do fhey dream of ihe dey when 0fh0l'S will see lheir names on prize winning Cups and Awards? From the warning watch, even unto night High school is more l'han a series of classes-if is friends, ac+ivi+ies, and accomplish- menfs. The Trenlon Cafholic sfudenf finds a 'Full range of organiza+ions, varying 'From a religious 'Fra+erni+y +o a social club, +o balance his high school career. Through fhem he gains knowledge and experiences far beyond 'rhe scope of a class- room. V , A U QQ? Tw ' :AA ' N - I' an N r A 4 i . :I ,aa , ' V z Q -V , , I , -be g lv, AV 'He V -V' W . .V 'Q' ' ,7, '. ' ' gil' -on 'N R hrnlifkr' gag! ,,,, '--no I M. 4 Q ' U . ' L. - 1 -J T Z 'mm ' 4 'A A, -.. 'K J 1. 1 -rf V A + V45 V 5 .',, U.. ., ,E V . Q A , . u , . , A , Q , , A fur . .JVV :,d,,,,,-'s!f'1.,L. il, , 4 . I Fagan S- ,,,,v-fs :v ve- lv ,- x f Y , 4 D 1 V I ,-, 1-ff .4-5. -. I . - ., , .U V A N 'I , I ' .VSWMAB ........ THE THIRD CRDER The religious organizaTion in The school is The Third Order, The division of The Franciscan order for lay people. The members follow a common rule and wear The abbreviaTed Franciscan habiT, The cord and scapular, In addifion, They reciTe The office of The Third Order every day in privaTe. and on Fridays and during LenT reciTe iT in common in The chapel aT The end of The lunch period, This Year The Third Order sold five hundred boxes of ChrisTmas cards To raise money for iTs many spirifual works in The acfive aposTolaTe. SixTeen compleTe Turkey dinners were given To The poor aT ChrisTmas Time. Over one Thousand pamphleTs were sold in The racks aT ST. Francis l-lospiTal and here aT T. C. by The members of The pamphlef commiTTee. The inmaTes of The STaTe prison have also been given innumer- able CaTholic books and periodicals. Many docTors, denTisTs and professional men have allowed The Third Order To keep Their offices sTocked wiTh conTemporary CaTholic magazines. Besides These spiriTual acTiviTies, The Third Order FraTerniTy also holds iTs annual ChrisTmas parTy, and sponsors a Spring dance, AT The Third Order YouTh ConvenTion aT ST. BonavenTure's UniversiTy, The panel discussion presenTed by The T. C. TerTiaries was acclaimed besT of The day, This year, also, The Third Order chose as iTs official TiTle The ST. Thomas More FraTerniTy of TrenTon CaTholic. AfTer a yeer's noviTiaTe, having fulfilled all The requiremenh of The rule of ST. Francis, seven mem- bers are solemnly professed in The ST, Thomas More FraTerniTy. xiii' hw' 1 5 J M T . ' an c - ,' 3 -u :rg-,J -v 'ivy il J1- A 5 W1 ll , . I Q 4, lg. 'QQ R n - Y ' U fi 5 0 Q lr JI ij an N ua 1 Q L i if A . V Q r 1 QQ, 'Q 'ful' 3, J? liv 4 4 ee, aztftf KAN' Q. 4 Maw- ww w- 49 wb at 14'-ww Qqvw A Sfudeni Council execufive meeiing. Siffinq: E. Kovel, Vice-President J. Rafferiy, Pres'denf R. Murphy, Secrefary. Sfanding: R. Risoldi, Treasurer: D. Murphy, Junior Prcsidenfg J. Norfon Freshman Presidenf: E. D'Aquili, Sophomore Presidenh F. Mash, Sergeani-ef-Arms. fi-D 30 Al egg 0 - : ui E 1. A I H x lf 1 - Edwud KONI- Vic' Pruidont Ronald Murphy, Secrefary Reynold Risoldi, Treasurer ul! u wil n-rr vf 547V I Jack Rafferfy congrafulafes Dick Devlin, four-lime firsf-prize winner in The annual Sfudenf Council pre-Trenion High game posfer confesf. Olher winners are F. Masks, J. Kowalski. S. Gray, and R. DiBenedo++o. THE TUDE T COUNCH Sfudenf Council members, officially, are The infer- mediaries be+ween sfudenrs and facully. However, 'rhey are far beller known for fhe acfivilies which +hey sponsor. Foremosf are fhe assemblies and pep-rallies before im- porranf loolball and baskefball games, This year +he Sfudenf Council. for 'fhe lirs+ firne, sponsored an assembly for 'the freshmen +o acquainf lhem wifh The ex+ra-curri- cular acfivifies of +he school. The annual posfer conlesf before fhe Trenlon High loofball game was a success again +his year. The usual complemenf of skafing parries and sludenf awards cornplefed fhe Sludenr Councils schedule for The year. Jack Rafforfy, Presidenf of Sfudeni Council IMMACULATA TYPING STAFF Firsl' row: J. Gryziewicz, J. Sheppard, R. Kemo, E. PaTylrula. Second row: J. Flynn C, Nawrocik, W, Lawlor, S. Organek. Third row: J. Ross, F. Masle, A. Demski, F. Wesfell. The I956 lmmaculaTa represenTs many hours oT work and planning by The various sTaTT members and The priesT moderaTors. For eTTiciency, The sTaTT was divided inTo Three groups. The EdiTorial sTaTT was composed of seven associaTe edifors. Working closely wiTh Them were The TypisTs. Fr. Allen guided These endeavors as moderaTor. This year, Fr. Gregory served as direcTor of The Business sTaTT Tor The TirsT Time. The business was conducTed by a selecT group oT hard workers from The senior homerooms. Rounding ouT The sTaTT were The members oT The Camera Club, who, wiTh The aid of Fr. Severin, phoTographed, developed, and prinTed picTures appearing in The lmmaculaTa. THE IIUHIUITIEBH. s HM w ill in l KM' Ellmllllllll I 1 l 5 4 Kvf3' lin. mins nqlyili 'wiv T -- 5 g 2 -us- ssl - Y ' 0 Y ii TL ,My ff M if , ,Q U1 T O7 Sc N XX ,.,R if S T254 R A ' l96 The Business STa'ff checking lasT year's ads To be used again in This year's book. R. Sufh, F. Masle, J. Ross, V. Reilly lBusiness Managerl, J. BleisTein, A. Demsli, and F, WesTall. '-1 idx Xi' 'fl ,f4dDl ' .-sl- i. . i 1 'G-ji I ' , 51 Q aff'- IMMACLILATA '-l '5- Long affer school hours 'rho lmmaculafe deff works selecfing picfures and wrif- ing up fheir capfions. Ediforial Sfaff af work on Hu l956 lm- maculaia. R. Devlin, T. Banchoff, R Murphy, Fr. Allen fAdvisorl, M. Feherfy, R. Leahey. W. Masferson, and M. Horan ' hw-was W, lx me M' Y' me' -IA 'f f f if K i ,., gg, K lv , s.....n U 'sq 1 ,N -gnu-nn?-Q-M M, Q Mike Horan, News Edifor and Tom Ban- choff Edifor-in-Chief, se? up fhe dummy in preparalion for fhe nerd' publicdion. The sraffs of fha paper, News, Feafurg Md Sporls, discuss fhe lafesf issue of lhe Golden Wave. THE G LDE AV This year has seen lhe Golden Wave siaif worlr 'ro make 'rhe school publicalion more fhan The ordinary high school newspaper. Divided info 'rhree main seclions and moderaled by Fr. Berlin, 'rhe slaff galhers lirsf hand informafion, wriles The arficles, and submifs 'fhem 'ro 'rhe edifors for proofreading and approval. Special a++en+ion 'fo qualiiy in-reporlinq. fiming lo malce 'lealures inleresling, and a befler aclivify coverage from a sludenf viewpoinf have been ils aims. New addilions fo lhe paper lhis year include more piclures, diflerenl layoufs, and a series ol arficles on 'rhe lives of some of 'rhe facully members. Six edilions compleled The papers work lhis year: nofable among fhem were fhe issues devofed 'ro lhe school play and gradualion. C. Haney. M. Feherfy, and M. Horan delivering fhe paper lo fha sophomore homerooms. WE TRAIN THE EYE TO SEE BEAUTY VID W EIEI DV 'I EIN 3 02' -. Z' 'S 0 vi? .. 31- U' 'fx One of Trenfon Ca'rholic's busiesf organizafions is The Camera Club, which confribules greally fo fhe publicizing of many school ac'rivi+ies. lls members, under lhe direc+ion of Fr. Severin, pholograph school ifems for fhe local TRENTONIAN, TREN- TON TIMES, and MONITOR, Membership of lhe Camera Club is divided info lwo groups. The first is composed of upperclassmen who are advanced in phofographic know-how, These members sfudy lechniques of enlarging and processing film. They also 'ralce The picfures fha? appear in fhelmmaculafa and lhe school paper. The second group consisls of freshmen and beginners who learn. Through a special program, lhe basic principles of phofography. This inslruclion is made up of monfhly programs, including slide demons+ra+ions and leciures on phofographic fechnique. The Camera Club is especially imporlanl +o The lmmaCulafa,providing lhe hundreds of pholographs of school aclivily needed lo give a complefe' piclure of life af T. C. J. Wig males use of fhe club's modern equipmenf fo improve his prinh. THE COMMO PLACE ln one of fhe evening insfrucfion periods, Fr. Severin ex- plains fechnique fo a group of beginners. Gafhered around him are: E. Zorechai, L. Smifh, and R. Alu, Kneeling. J. Kushner, J. Marlin, J. Egan, D. Soncranf, M. Karnicky, G. Guarnieri, T, Dillon, J. Mihalik, sfanding. is Veferan members of fha Camera Club inspecf fheir equipment Kneeling are: R. Slwara, L. Kursf, M. Angebranndf, G. Wiragh. Sfanding: R. Jones, T. Pfeif- fer, M. Zak, R. Pfeiffer, A. Kunfer, 's i lv . ,L ,I 'iiafl-, . A I 'QQ N N 1 : s 'Q sv . L P .Y f ' 'Sz 'ul 'QQ I 4-M.1a. Self .-,JK b ..-QQf,f:L,',' 7-,I -gllf ' 14 I N5 I . ? ' R 5 'S , 375 I-. -J 1' -.. E I ? . 4 IY' .a R. Traynor fries +o End llle elusive bug in a maze fubes and wires. A fellow can dream, can'1' he? F. Csolelr and L. Mansue scan lhe ads of Hi-Fi bargains and refail radio equipment of THE R DIO CLU Solder, lubes, amplifiers and lesling equipmenl abound in fhe well-equipped Radio Club laboralory, Fr, Claude, an experf physicist moderales 'rhe group with lhe inlenlion of foslering an inleresr in eleclronics, an imporfanr lield in modern scienlific research, Since many of 'rhe members inlend 'ro become eleclrical engineers. This club offers an opporrunily for lhem 'ro prepare for l member worlcing on his individual proiecl, ranging from a simple cryslal ser 'ro sound 'rransmission by lighf, Fresh- man and Sophomore members learn 'rhe soluiion lo com- mon eleclrical problems from 'rhe mcderaior and upper- classmen. As diversified as i'r is inleresfing, fhe Radio Club remains one of 'rhe mosl fascinaling of T. Cfs science clubs. Because of ihe very nafure of fhe work involved, rho membership of fhe Radio Club is limiled. Here worlring on a problem are: lin flne bach- groundl J. Burlzhauser, M. Pillag lin ihe fore- groundl J. Hearney, R. Traynor, F. Csolak, E. Janfos, L. Horvaih, L. Mensue. +heir profession. Informal laboralory meeiings find each 1 2 t..-,,g M. Horam L, Kursl, and T. Pfeiffer. in spec? some of ilwe enfries in flwe Chem isiry Club Emblem Coniesf, While Sands, New Mexico has noihing on the T, C. Chem- lslry Club. E. Sadcvslry and R. Sclxrier conducl' an explosion. R Pfeiffer end M. Pille deeply im- mersed in e chloride experiment THE HEMISTRY Of The Science Clubs al' Trenion Cafholic, lhe Chemisfry Club is ihe largesl' and mosf aciive. Reorganized and rebuilf by Mr. Eugene Sakson, rhe Club This year marked The second phase of a 'Full-scale expansion program. Increased membership, new equipment and aclive member parlicipalion gave This club spirif and dererminafion. Irs main obiecfive was 'The encouragemenf of inferesfed science sfudenfs, Weekly sessions, using 'rhe full faciliries of T. C.'s Chem lab. enabled members +o work on individual proiecls. Field irips, leciures, and movies complemenied +he club's aclivilies. The mosl nofable Trips were io 'rhe Benjamin Franklin lnsfifule and The American Museum of Naiural Hisrory. gi s. 1 X. Elecfropleiing e key in e special experi- ment L Kurxl' end T. Pfeiffer use some of The club's leiesf equipmenf. ,'9x 1 M Rf .yy X ff The basis of fhe club. lliese volumes compose flue maleriel for llae member's four yeer's sfudy. THE LATIN CLUB Worlcing +o aH'ain a fuller apprecialion of 'rhe Classical period, 'rhe Lafin Club of Trenfon Cafholic has held varied acfivi- lies in 'rhe pasf year. lnslead of ihe spring banquef of previous years. a special feasf was held af Chrislmas, served in buffer sfyle. A Roman play presenled by The seniors highlighfed fhe evening. The club presen+ed a panel on Roman banquefs a+ 'rhe annual convenfion of 'lhe New Jersey Junior Classical League, com- pleie wifh posiers and discussion. All fhe Junior and Senior members of fhe club parlricipafed in fhe annual naiion-wide La+in examina- 'rion sponsored by +he Auxilium Lafinum 'rhe Lafin eriodical 1 P - Every year T. C. sfudenls have enlered, lhere has always been af Ieas+ one recipienf of a medal or cerfificafe. at ,Q 'D Members enioy lhe buffel supper which lligll Iighfed fheir annual gef-fogefher. QM - fi : 'Y-. Club members assembled for fha ban- quaf held each year af Chrishnax con versa before fha meal. Members of fha Commllfae responsible for lhe Christmas Banque? discuss prep- arafions. They are: P. Klernan: R. Dav- lin, lcommilfea chairmanl: T. Banchoff, presidenfg and F, Slack, vice-prasiclenf. 6 i s. ,Q 20 FRONT ROW: M. Brophy. C. Amoroso. B. Jones, C. Oluowsli. BACK ROW: F. Fell, J. Harfman, T. Small, W. Borges, H. Josophick. The Caleieria Corps consisis of lourieen sludenrs under The direclion of Fr. Cecil. A+ 'rhe beginning of each lunch period They arrange lhe many rempiing deli- cacies on 'rhe lunch counrer. li' is Their job +o see +ha'r rhe supply of mill: and soda is adequaie. Aller lunch is over, +here remain many rhings 'ro be done: carring empry borrles, cleaning 'rhe fables, and washing and drying dishes, ro rnenrion a few, For iheir labors, They are rewarded. They receive a free lunch every day. An- orher, and more imporfanr reward: fhe rhanlcs of rhose rhey serve. Messrs. Charles Higgins, John Corcoran, and Eugene Sehon, T. C.'s Cafohria Parrol xnefch a hairy bibs bofwun lunch periods. THE SERVICE CCDRPS C. Amoroso hands our cole fo fhe non- milk drinkers. .Z 2? I. Jones, M. Brophy, end F. Fell don? seem fo mind ihe dishvuhing chores. Now fha? fhe rush is over, C. Amoroso, L. Tofh, A. Demski. end B. Jones, served by Mrs. A. Benner, can relu and nf fheir own lunches. 7'-'S 1 f O1 71 Firsf Row: G. Goiewxcz. F. Mifchell. Mr. J. Meyer lConducforl, E. Zoreclwei, J. Hencin, F. Wszolek. Second Row: T. Kramer, E. Ciccheffi, C. Carabelli, M. Meglis, P. Kno'H', M, Plumeri, Third Row: R. DeFeo, C. Kulal, W. Gerheusor, T. Girman, J. Buzinsky, A. Venanzi, M. DiMa++ia, C. Haney. Fourih Row: R. Turensicl, T. Venanzi, S. Blyslal, C. Belxa, M. Zebrowski, A. Trionfeffi. R HE TRA Under Hue direclion of Mr, Mayer, Hue Trenulon CaHuolic concerf orclueslra luas endeavored 'ro provide suilable enulerfainrnenl af lwo main funcfions, Hue scluool play and Hue commerucemenl exercises, A+ Hue scluool play, Hue orcluesfra presenled a rendilion of Danse Macabre by Sainl-Saens, This piece is renowned for i+s almos- spluere out myslery, and Hue sympluonic arrangemenul complemen+ed Hue play, Gra- mercy Gluosul. OHuer pieces played a+ Huis lunclion were, Ar+isl s Life, Animalion ScluoHisclue, Sparkling Eyes and Tlue Unifed Liberuly March. A+ Hue beginning of Lent Hue concerf orclueslra embarked on preparafion for Hue gradualion exercises. Feafured on Hue program were: Marche Mililaire and a William Tell selecfion. H-yi 1 D ,Q L, Q 1 I f'-W 'QQ lk 3,0697 x f , 3 Working wi+h' Mr. Mayer and Er. Kenan, 'rhe faculfy moderafors. rhe Trenlon Calholic Band promored many innovaiions fhis year. The new policy included a larger marching band wi+h a special variefy of arrangemenls, among 'rhem pep-rally songs adapled lo popular melodies. The band lhis year was fhe largesf ever, and many underclassmen are expecled fo confinue in 'rhe oncoming years. A highlighf of lhe organi- zafion was fhe formafion of an execufive council io worlc wifh fhe modera- fors in 'rhe planning of new acfivilies. Two seniors. Two juniors, and a sophomore were elecled lo lhe body, The senior members acfing as sludenf di- recrors of lhe band ar pep-rallies. The revived Trenlon Caiholic dance band provided 'rhe sfudenf assemblies wilh enleriainmenr in rhe form of popular and iazz seleclions. HERE CGMES THE 'E fs ll i :iii 5 aisfw.-'s'r2li E ,,,, six. .,, .-tg. W: -. '. - Ni. Y- T l -Qkafs -if Vt sf . '2 '! ,M K. , K The Color Guard heads iho band in fheir half-lime demon- sfrafion ei Trenion High. ,M-r 3, i 5 1? f? . .V 2 W 's ,,..-J-- ...f--f 4 In a salufo fo flue sfends, Hn band sfrikes up fhe Yicfory March. -.. ffm- f I-.u:.s.:'.1 . .,A,!, A V, M v-v Iv Q 5. ,1 , vmflryiwf ff, 7. 1 Sf. PefricK's Day Parade and our band proudly marches down Fifih Avonuo for Hue first firne. 5 I A n 'I5E fgtwi 2, Nui ii 1-Q, 1 SITTING Mnchael Horan Thomas Banchoff Snlvana Simon: Jael Rafferiy STANDING Carole McDormoH Suzanne Franco Davld Dulo, Ruin Kerch, Michael Felwerfy, Edward Pefrus, Frank Proiop Carol Turner, Loroffa Wonski. .Cl PIayer's 20th . . 'Gramm ray Giza ff' Denouemeni . . . Jack Rafferfy wins Hue girl- Tom Banclwoff inI1erHs'II'1e 'Ihree ghosh. L- -... 5 P1- 4 I 'wk-M . ,Y is 'Q .lll I A ghosily reunion-Mike Horan invifes his woodsies friends, Dave Duke end Frank Prokop, fo res? fheir eerie bones. Margaref Collins ..... Nancy Willard . Parker Burneff .... . Auguxius Ames . . Charley Sfewari . Nefhaniel Coombe! Officer Morrison .. Irv ....,,..,..... . Rocky ...,, Ambulance Driver .. Atsisfanf Driver . . Phoebe IThe Voice Molly, .....,.,. ,. 1 I s . F s aff. .ga L I .fi l - , ,N L . vi NX ' w Qllhiwi CAST OF CHARACTERS lin order of appearencel Rife Karch , .,.. Silvena Simoni .. .. Thomas Benchoff ., Edvard Pefrus Jack Rafferiy . . . Michael Horen , ...... Michael Faheriy Dave Duke Frank Prokop . Suzanne Franco ,. .,... Carol Turner 1 . , , ,,.,., LoreHe Wenski Carole E. McDermoM 127 28 Z' 3335 , 'ir nm ! .l'? Ulf . f4!!f'1??.M--v,. ,aw 'n..tx.u.u-1 'V The amorous Gramercy Ghosf, Miio Horan, enjoys Iisfening 'lo fha sweet nofhings of Tom lanchoff and Silvann Simoni. Gramercy Ghosh a Broadway success of recenf seasons, was 'rhis year's presenfalion of fhe Trenfon Cafholic Players under lhe direclion of Fr..Allen, The play, a deligh+ for all who saw if, fold 'rhe sfory of Nancy Willard, a young lady who inherils The ghosl' of Gramercy Park, Nalhaniel Coombes. Already engaged 'ro Parker Burnelf, she finds her life cornplicaled by Charlie Sfewarf, a newspaper repcrrer who lries To help her gel' rid of lhe ghosf. As +he play develops and builds lo ifs climax, il is Nalhaniel who en- ables her lo choose The righf man, Charley Sfewarf, and so effecr his own release info heaven. A sOar+ling bi? of news by Rifa Karch upssh Jack Refforfy. u Miko Fahedy regisfers complde xurprisa. 'Q -l is I1 Ill Ill Q 05 a I s Q -QL 5,-U .' , f 1 x .Q , I H, D, x B 'six L fl Y. x, U - 1. r , 1, el-15151 UP Curtain lx' Behind flue curfain-lhunder, Iighfning, wind, and rein-Mr. Leehey, Fr. Allen, Fr. Venercl, and P. Merkley confrol special effech in e iungle of wires. Ed Pefrus, Hue senile lawyer, discloses fhe confenh of flue will bequeallming flue Gramercy Ghod Oo Silvena Simoni. 129 wmv, ,,, , .X lwm-any l c 4 Z, ze. Q .b ' '4i'.whd3WQi1fffe e 5 e Silvana Simoni lusf manages fo evade lhe wolfish lunge of Jack Rafferiy. Carol Turner measures Tom Banchoff for a sfraighf- jaclef as he fries lo explain ihe exishnce of The Gramercy Ghosf fo Suzanne Franco. X lil' 1' ' 5-to xv. 22 W! , 'wwe STAGECRAFT The smallesl' bu'r perhaps one of ihe mosi' imporfani organizalions in Tren- ion Caiholic is ihe Sfagecraif Club. If is supervised by Fr. Ausfin and Fr. Em- meff, and Consisis of six siudenis: C. Haney, R. Valenfine, P. Nurlco, P, Marle- ley, J. Cunningham and P, Kennedy. This group was responsible for fhe impressive sei' of lhis year's play, Gramercy Ghost The Nafiviiy scene aiop 'rhe college building porch and fhe porlable aliar placed in +he gym for reirear week were also consirucied by +he club. Their efforis are 'rruly apprecialed. -ig I':a: K -' J. Cunningham, C. Hanay, P Marlrlay. and P. Nurio work on 'Phe sialofon 'framework of fha balcony secfion of fha Gramercy Ghosi saf. Erocfing rho Nafivify scene are R. Valenfina, J. Cunningham, P. Nurko, and P. Mariloy. Memorable events in the annals of the FCRLIM CLUB Ray Pfeiffer vehemenfly refufes affirmative argu- menfs. Relaxing on fha Gebrgefovn Campus affer a gruelling four rouncls of debafe are fhe members of fhe varsify debafing foam: R. Pfeiffer, T. Banchoff, R. Murphy, M. Horan, and T. Pfeiffer. The fopic for debafe was: Resolved fhaf fha government should granf subsidies fo high school graduafex who qualify for addifional fraining. e 4 52 ii .if f if 2 In Forensic acfivify, flue Trenfon Cafluolic Forum Clulo again luas ranked luiglu. Especially nofeworfluy are flueir accomplislurnenfs in flue fields of Sfudenf Congress, Original Orafory, Ex- fernporanecus Speaking and Debafe. Af flue New Jersey Disfricf Sfudenf Congresses, T. Bancluoff, Presidenf of flue club, and R. Murpluy, Vice-Presidenf, were on separafe occasions awarded flue fifle, Oufsfanding Senafor Micluael Pilla, Sec- refary, was cluosen Oufsfanding Represenfafive 'f Murpluy was delegafed Senafor from New Jersey fo flue Nafional Sfudenf Congress in Oklaluoma. Original Orafory was Micluael Horan's forfe. Ranking second in flue diocese, lue was delegafed fo flue Nafional Carholic finals in Piffsburglu. ln Exfemp , R. Murpluy received second prize in flue diocese and also affended flue Cafluolic finals. In debafe, flue Forum Club was well represenfed af flue mosf prominenf fournamenfs in flue Easf. Impressive records were earned af N. Y, U., Georgefown, Universify of Pennsylvania, Sefon Hall, and ofluers. Cooperafion being en essenfiel perf of forensic success, M. Pilla and L. Kursf get fogelluer fo work ouf mufuel prob- lems in Original Orefory and Exfemporaneous Speaking. Les? minufe discussion among members of flue versify feam before flue firsf round. 3962? :Fi Y Q sl 9' 4 ? I ,-sal: x ' fjj 4 .Q 9 55 ' ' r . Q, .,f': . L 'Aziz D 1 . 2, ' ,Q ,ei ,...'? ' .4 1'-f' A ' . ,' fnyffif ' 1. l ' X f 1, . .17 .' f . ',4 .5 if K W, X 1+ . , 5 f?'?'fi.i K 1 ' if 7 . . M A ,, . V V e f 'L ff. fi -dh. 4 . I wi, ,ff f ,. , 5,, :gg g2 9', , ' ' ' ' ' 5 ' 7 ' 1- ' ' f V :E I A517 f.A-,1 Gf: iff 2 1 A P 12 ' 9 -' -, fic' . 2 H f z was a vision of delight A lypicel mob scans ul' a Friday nigh! Social, , l f if 3 a W Two Bop: do flu Rock'n Roll. LoO's sil' fini: one ou? . . . Andy Kunler and Ginny Devlin Onioy a roof bear befween dances. Moderaled by Fr. Cecil, 'l'l16 Social Club represenls l'l'l6 only infra-school organizalion in ilwe cily: Trenlon Calbolic, Callu- edral, and Villa Vicloria Academy. lls purpose is lo encourage ilne associalion of Callwolic boys and girls. Sponsoring nine socials a year, ils program is enlerlaining and diverse. There is dancing in 'rlne gym +o a live band, and games and reireslwmenls in lhe caleferia for all. Organized and slalled by sludenls of Trenlon Callnolic and Callwedral, lhe Social Club conducfs mosl of 'rhe social lunclions for lbe year, from dances and slcaling parries lo flue annual picnic al Willow Grove Parlc. . 1- s , F I Mg , R .'fit'Q!f, I aifixz, ai? inf mf Lg, EU 2, aff Qs? f , 1, . is e aiu 1 gi , fit' V 4' 1 '32 W if g f? fzi 1 , ' 2244245 ,V 2, :f f ' , 4:2 M32 ai sp , if , 1 1 gg: .4 Q s As., ',f,3lffFi3Z, Mi S 2 'S figi . 5 - '. Eg 23 Q 2+ r ? 2 In 5 X4 ' f J' J O . W' P L. is so I . Ba ag 3 4 I I ,,, long will we remember these days, RE L GO .... 5 : A l D L N lf' iv +11 .LI 14 ,U -0 51. X' nl W. Masfsrson, V, Reilly, R. Murphy, and R. Devlin vifh lheir dehs af fha rofreshmenl fable: R. Murphy was fha firsf 'lo lash flu punch. The Junior Prom is fhe climax of sludenl social aclivilies al Trenlon Calh- olic, Held every year on lhe eve of Ascension Thursday in lhe War Memorial Ballroom. everylhing is slricfly formal: dancing 'lo a name band, invifallons, lux- edos and gowns. Lasl year's Prom, fea- iuring lhe music of George Sommer, saw l fhe largesf crowd ever in allendance, lhree hundred couples. .P , '14 Francis Wufall and Don Schiarifi discuss :Her-prom plans villa fhoir duh: Joann Rapegna and Kofhy Carabolli. hm 1, X .X 1 1 , , 5 l X ..ll Through flue inlercession of Sf. Blaise, Bishop and Marfyrl may you be delivered from evils of flue fluroal and from all olhor evils. Fr. Myron end Fr. Howard invoke +l'1e blessing of Sainf Blaise. Special Events I9 6 Callaedral qirls model for flee annual Trenfon Caiholic P. T, A. Fashion Show. lo -+- Tx Seniors J. Herfmenn end R. Leehey serve coffee ef Hue nnnuel P.T.A. Chrfsfmes Periy. Z Jack Reffedy presenfs Mrs. Josephine Wolf with e gif? from fha sfudenfs on her refirernenf effer fwenfy years of unfiring service as School Nurse. ry 4-19 5 i , xg' Preaching, leaching, painling-ell in flue life of flue Franciscan Friars. During flue school yeer, lliey leech and edminisfer ihe secramenfs fo ihe slu- denls, During lhe summer llley repair and improve lhe school buildings. Here Fr. Emeric and Fr. Maflluies painf e classroom in Auslin Hell. Q 1. .S X 4 if Special Event T. C. sfudenfs R. Leahey, L Kursf, and R. Pfeiffer examine Ron Murplvy's firsl prize winning felescope exlaibif el lime Greafer Trenlon Science Fair. Ac- companying 'lliem is Fr. Claude. J U ' ' 0 fi .x J, cs: 'W-T ,ZF ,--,, . I' '...':-. , , 4. ,.. -- - ,W .. gr A If.. , , , P' ll W ' 'Um 4, v 5 , A V1 if .J 013-. ,,,.-.f , N cy ,I ' ,gfffiw .-. , ap, , 4, r,,.Ei,,ff-f.' ' '+A M? 4 . 1 if xx 2,-.E . 5 16, .V - 3 x . 1 'QQ - A v?l.'r . Z , Q I , 5: ,, .,t.,,.,sl ,Q A hfgvfrir-R. 1 ' i f ' 1 V 1 .,y.,..,.1., ,N-'1gg.,,g.,5,.,,,.-.. - A . weMK,5fg'1f?Q2L4'2':',,r'--,,fg4?fff,4-'?.f1A Miz- -gyxff, . '-11, f w Y .7 K '5 ,'j3f,'4g,'q- '-.f.1'fZ'e Z4-Vp gjjNH':'g2' ,,' , 1- ' . k, , 4 gg - ,yjhf , . W xv it akwf, , . .s' A mf. K .wx - 3'-'VF Agixtgzga S945 a 1 2 I I 4 I ,..f 5' J! . If , .4-A . Q 'Ez' -V, ,. 4 1-iwmpik .4 J ,f ,.f 'fykwx , l ,g , . , ...sh f 5, K .552 N f J 1 For the baffle is not yours, but Gad is The educolion of ca man includes forma- fion of choracler on +he 'Fields of oclive compe- +i+ion. A+hle+ics are nol on end in +hemselves, bul' fosfer quolilies of leadership, cooperolion and fair ploy. Trenron Cofholic offers o wide vori- e+y of sporfs, 'From l::oslce+ball fo golf, all cooched by priesl' focully members excepl' varsily fool- ball. Here is +he source of all school spirir-here is 'rhe bolonce wheel of our educolion. Q, 15 ?,j P K X 7505 l-i 5 J i ' eil li Q , u I 'Tr v n xy 9-4 ' 9' -QE .,-1 av---, 12 X 3 4 ? 3 W' v Q Nx X 5 sXE 1: if if 1.4 I . 7 af-,,,, 1 F 2 5 9. S.: i L oi I 4 , 5 'f' if :lx 9 fig, TRENTCN CATHGLIC 44 Trenfon Trenfon TrenI'on Trenlon Tren+on Trenfon Tren+on Trenfon VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Ca'rI1oIic 0 Morrisville 28 Cafholic 0 Camden Cofholic I9 Cc+I1oIic 7 Sefon Hall 26 Ccfholic I3 Hamilfon 26 Cafholic 0 Prince'ron 35 Cc1+I1oIic 6 GIouces+er Cufholic I2 CaI'I1oIic 6 Red BanIcCc+I1oIic 0 Cczflwolic I4 Tren+on High 26 ! ' X. This year's Varsify, alfhough having a disappoinfing season, laid a valuable foundafion for nexf year's eleven . . . Opening 'lhe season wifh a nighf game againsf Morrisville, The Wave absorbed a loss af fhe hands of a sfrong Bulldog Team . . . The Wave bee came fhe vicfim of fhe lrish of Camden Cafholic in ifs nexf game . .. Making ifs inifial score of fhe season, and having led af fhe half by one poinf, T.C. losf fo Sefon Hall, 26-7 . . . Wifh a commanding firsf half lead, infra-cify rival Hamilfon nexf fool: 'the measure of fhe Wave, 26-I3 . . . After receiving a fhumping from Princefon High, fhe feam locked horns wifh Gloucesfer Cafholic in a fighf duel, only fo finish on fhe shorf end of a I2-6 score . . . T.C. scored ifs firsl' vicfory in a fhrill paclced friumph over Red Bank Cafholic, a game which feafured excellenf defensive maneuvers by fhe Golden Wave wifhin ifs own five yard line . . . The final game of The year, fhe confesf wifh Trenfon High, saw T,C. enfering fhe game a heavy underdog. Predicfions of a T.H.S. landslide came fo naughf as fhe Wave succumbed by only fwo fouchdowns, 26-I4. T. C. incurred, perhaps, ifs greafesf loss when Coach Ernie Virol: was forced fo refire because of ill healfh. A TB LL TRE TON CATHCLIC Wan? Mrk 'Y Q-x . Y - 1+ will 29. lg. W x ,I it ,X N, xrilqy, Z Xilinx Pele Kay brealcs away from a would-be 'raclcler for Con- A K V K 1 VS.-74. ' ' siderable yardage in flue season's opener againsf Morris- A A ville. x E X ' 5, , M x Q 41- w W--M in--as 5 ' K . , . W M Z ,fi C' N ' Q .- 1 4 5 2 we 4 fl f. fn- ' 'J' W , -3 . J N i 1 , 4 li L I A -4... l 1 ' ' J - fff , l a-'?,4f.. ,W Sri in ' i ., ri L Q Q. 7' ii is , Quarlerbaclr Paul Nurlco carries llwe ball, while Joe ,i ' Q b Keevish blocks in a thrilling play in flue Red Bank Cafh- ' In ' 'L olic game. I ff ' 'vi ,,,, .aa 46 QP .r' rs 'fi b JW, K,., .. 4. 9, J On to ame and Fam My ww ,Qi 1 k,1i,.f 3 P6 Q , A my -w4 'J' 54y xw' F if aff' Wiki, 8 J A xzv' l A 4 'ah 'il' '5 v.y:fx Y. ' X ' L Q . V' JL, Z 1099? 3' ry., xx 'xv w.,,,. W.. I xxkxyfif D- Y. .N -Qgrs we .Q 4 -5 r4+'!ly,1L' .,,1f4,. -vu! .1 'F . , .1 -wwf Mg, Y' x x, Lp ' 'V l A XM! 'na , ,J ni W . M J IM' f' 4- vi - M -4-ff' l ' gf-X. xi, 1fv4M5v'f'5'fKl!Q,A ,QQ ' ' , - 13.5, I .:' 1. 1 f'p,wzx2w' IHS - gnu, X, Q -V 1 .1 Y .G 'Sw' 9xx,k.JKsgt...Q,w' 4 2. sig, 1 5, K' KF., X 5?-A . .Haw 2, IWW...-- 1. 5'-V' 'HIL ' ' 'Y Tri-1 f - 148 Never wauer 0 O 0 Wa a vucuous flying facile, E val hamsfr-ings e Trenfon High for a heavy loss. 42' A 45 yard gain! Far behind fhe Trenfcn High secondary, Frirz Ullrich waits for a per- feci pass from Nurko. Half-'iime af ihe Princefon High game. Coach Ernie Vi- rok gives ancouragemeni and insfruclion fo fha fesm. The T.C. defense 'reams up io half a defermined drive in ihe Trenfon High game. rygiig Vi te' fe ,I vw 27' .-M13 W D U I . W . .. 1' on , ..4,,3,,,hji'sA I V Kr? 'S si -'04+lqmQf.. W i Never weaken 'Nl ' S ,rl 'fm rf! if g-ggi: ,fytfe pez: fs'-,.1wSfdf. .z- Nxts 1+ 'M A I 'ivfif ,723 Y. ,wg-gf n . Y? I 4 flgsw Victor ill?-fl ' ...a We didn'+ gef very far here! Chuck Henry picks +he wrong ond on an option play as Red Bank Cefholic closes in. Maybe noi' flwe besf defensive move, ,li e las-I' second frip always helps! -o-,rf fu A 42 HJ' at .9- gf' Li aj 'Q if 5, j Oh! Oh! We're losing somefhing. Rival Number 36 wisely wafches from ihe ground as T.C. eafs up more yardage. W3 N . M M , U -g:.fme-fgggjg. 1 ' Q. - .,,fw. it Q o 1e .Au . s 1' xg, 1 KN lu - r Ni' 14, , , , I A ry, 'X H -A 'P i is fr .- . iw: N. WL o A tb , v J A si k v 1' iii Ye Y i A -J? AM Y-sn4.4f 5 4. 'L i M4w,- .-Qs A- '- ffffznv-H'v ' U l We will gain ' P Good lweaclwork on lhe perl of Red Bank Calholic allows Paul Nurko fo I slip llurouglw for a long gain. The lradillonal Rosary, as well as essenlial perl of fha life of a Trenfon Calhollc loolball player. M V W . V gf, skull sessaons and calisllwenics, is an ' A ' ,gqmgwa K' ' A 49' V I '7:n -.,. W 'Wm W A good block by H. Kuesler prolecls J. Keevlsh as he gels sel' for a long pass agalnsl Red Bank Calholic. Jim Keefe, Halfback Henry Keusier, Fullback Joe Keevigh, Hqlfback Al BOHGCCL End Peie Kay. Halfback Gerry Humphrey, Cenfer Ray Auleifa, Guard Lee Schiavolin, End Eddie Koval, End Jog Flynn, Guard -'L' The e 1 are the really BIG men on Tlfe membefs ol lhls years varsily loolball 'ream lruly have been leaders in llwe school: lheir parlicipallon has influenced all plwases ol acllvlly. Several llnouglw leave olisllngulslued lhemselves especlally by llwelr ellorls on llwe gridiron, lop man among 'rlnese is Joe Flynn, a senior lineman. Because ol his line playing 'flwrouqlnoul The season. lne was named lo llwe All-Clly leam and also 'ro llwe slale-wide All- Callwolic varslly, Seniors Sam Lalvlarca and Gerry Humphrey look places on 'rlne All-Clly second Team. : 4' 'A gl.. 'fl' ini .li-iii Jhiigxi, .iv Qy OFFENSIVE TEAM FIRST ROW: E. Koval, L. Schlavolln, J. Flynn, G. Humphrey, R. DaBron1o, L. Kelly, S. LaMarca. SECOND ROW: J. Keele, H. Keusler, R. Murphy, P. Kay. DEFENSIVE TEAM: FIRST ROW: J. O'Gorman, R. Aulella, J. Wlsniewslcl, H. Pelers, M. Mil-ralik. Sam LaMarca, End SECOND ROW: J. Toni, P. Nurlzo, J. Zdanowlcz. J. Ullricln, R. Merlino, A. Bonacci. ev' 'Is 99 f p..- ff he - ' . W 'uytlaxrif' v Q 's .. .vWfW'fl l ' A f l .vm Q XA W , 4 ff 4 v 7 1,7 ' , I 1 ,Jen K, ,V , ri ,t g 1 1 ' 1 7' nu, Good blocking and a perfecf punf send Red Bank Cafluolic reeling back af+er fwo unsuccessful afiempls fo pen- e+ra+e furlher flwan flue lwo yard line. Oulsfandlng defensive work by P. Kay and S Lalvlarca slams Red Bank Calh- o c for a loss. yn wdf4'f'4 ' ', 'Af ,441 ,,Q.,..nw ww, ,ln-af'-1' X ,.' v ' 2 y 9 ' a ll'a .f , 4 kk ri fl' 'W s u A uf' 1'wf'4 9'. 4, 41 Z , W 1 I 1- as 1 t as- WW W ,A 1 .f f - ,ai 'tr nfl, ,... , .fs , . 'u l 1 , , -. -,o , . n ,,,, ,jr , r 1, ..,.', Hx W s X ,, . Y v L Y . N v , . 2 ,,-shi s 'r ww f! There were nor many momenfs of 'rriumph in 'rhe i955 foolball season. However, we are proud of our feam. Proud of irs spirit of i'rs fighr, and +he lac? 'rhaf 'rhey played fheir hearfs our 'ro rhe final gun in every game, despire almosr overwhelming odds. The win-loss column may nor be +he mosr awe- inspiring on record, buf The sporrsmanship which showed 'rhrough in each and every game 'rhroughour lhe loofball season, rellecls on rhe honor of rhe school. This we praise: lhis is our real Triumph. The greafesi fhrill of ihe year! Dick Murphy charges +hrough +he enfire Trenion High line for ihe firs+ louchdown of ihe game, Though fhe momenf of glory was shorflived, this will belong remembered as fhe mos+ specfacular play of ihe year. . 1 'fn' .il wi lg Il, I , mi- ,ti in'-A .,- Arif! z egg . .ii jjigz, , ,tg 1 ,L 'VSV . . Eagiflz, un .A ,fu 4 lip 1 , 4 W5 25 ff ' 1 SHOUT ABCDUT NFS! 1 Our Finest Hours . 71? ,,,. H, . p - , is . ,Xy- J. V. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Tren+on Cafholic 6 Ewing I3 Tren+on Ca+I'1oIic 6 HamiI+on 6 Trenfon Ca'I'I1oIic 0 Princefon I3 Tren+on Ca+I'1oIic 3I Ewing 3I Tren+on Ca+I'1oIic O T. C. Frosh 6 Fr. Armand, Junior Varsify Coach J. V. FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: R. Leclri, J. Hyska, P. Maiucheck, T. Davidson R. Hibbs, T. Ken+, E. Morrison, G. Davidson, J. Barber SECOND ROW: P. Pappano, R, Crea. R. Goydan, Fr. Ar- mand, R. Bresnan, R. Kennedy, G. Boros. fhgx QCP . V xg mo. .5 -Lrg-f 1 as In We A1 ' .I -Ii!-itsx I 1-g I I'.-g!g2-.kxgy l.,-s - ,,u V 1: .- ,W ny' ..- v I 1 ,ig I i I K' x -, '- . N . 'X N it f '-rt Q 3.7! i.. l tx 4 ,XS --w---v.-- , if X 'Yi' I I' Y! N xfh.-f h L 11.5 'THD FRESHMEN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: J. Pefruccio, A. Marlin, J. Kubanovich, N. Ar- menfi, W. Pecci, C. Riccierdelli, M. Dunn. SECOND ROW: H. Keevish, L. Bucchino, F. CirciIIo,J. Niger, S.OIs1ewsI1i. M. Sergeanf. G. Nolfe, J. Mirabolli, W. Rider, R. Murphy, J. Meszaros. THIRQ ROW: J. Bagley, R. Lopileloh C. Land- Ier, V. Nyergos, A. Confi, Fr. Noel Bailey, C. Viler, E. Ros- Ion, E. Healy, C. Filipowicz, E. Denehan. FOURTH ROW: J. Marlin, C. Henry, J. Morrison, L. Murphy, S. Buck, W. Marcinialr, R. Beffel, W. Kocis, A. Niffi, J. Severino, C. Wilson. Trenfon Trenfon Trenfon Trenfon Trenfon FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Cafholic I9 Cafholic I4 Cafholic 20 Cafholic I4 Caiholic 6 Hamilfon 0 Ewing 0 Princefon I2 Ewing 6 T.C, Soph's 0 M 15 Noel Freshman Foolball Coach A Tren+on Trenlon Trenlon Trenfon Trenion Trenion VARSITY Cafholic Caiholic Calholic Ca+holic Calholic Calholic SOCCER SCHEDULE 0 Penningfon I Trenlon 3 Pennsbury O Hamillon O High+sIown 3 S+. Cecilia Trenlon Trenlon Trenion Trenion Trenfon Trenion Trenfon Calholic 0 Cafholic 0 Calholic 2 Cafholic I Calholic I Calholic I Ca+hoIic I As a whole, Ihe varsily soccer season wasn'I an impressive one. A brighl spor was an imporlanl' 3-3 'rie 'rhal iolled lasl years Slale champs, SI. Cecilials of Kearney . . .John Gradus, who placed on Ihe All-Slaie soccer Ieam for Ihe second sIraighI' year, shone +hrouqhou+ Ihe season. The huslcy caprain played l::o+h halibaclc and 'fullback posifions equally well . . . The year could be ferm- ecl a building season lor Ihe varsify since quile a few of The srarfers were underclassmen. In adclilion, many of fhis years Junior Varsify have shown prom- ise and are expeeled 'lo conlribule io a ,Irong Ieam lor Ihe oncoming years. J. V. SOCCER SCHEDULE Trenlon Ca+holic Trenion High I Trenlon Calholic Hamilfon High 0 Lawrenceville 3 Trenfon Caiholic Penninglon Cen+raI 2 Hamillon 5 Tren+on Cafholic Jamesburg 3 Trenion 3 Trenion Ca+hoIic Peddie Prep I Peninglon I Trenion Cafholic Penninglon Cenlral I Peddie Prep 2 Trenfon Ca+hoIic Hamilfon High 0 High+sIown 6 Trenion Cafholic Jamesburg 5 SI. Cecilia 3 Trenion Caiholic Tren+on High I 158 VARSITY SOCCER R, Valenline, C. Raymond, Fr. Mar- FIRST ROW: W. Kuclcer, J, Knox, J. cellus Walder. THIRD ROW: T. Buck- Leslician. SECOND ROW: G. Massimi, 'ey' A. Nanglel R. Kemol J, Gradus, S. Jaclrowslli, T. Banchoff, L. Mafyselr, G,KinC1eI, E, Minigh, R. Pollard, f'?2 qQMfT-M4 uf 1' ...nv 1 W I-w 6-.Ng 'kg . Wa f,,, M I. 1 4 4? 'vH,,q .. M fe. A 5,9 M' '-., , ., ,fag fwi.. if 5 , 4f7f,,' J. V. SOCCER FIRST ROW: G. Mosciano, M, Walsh, D. DiTemple, F. Magee, S Mroclwko. SECOND ROW: J. Daily, G. Chmielewski, P, Consol Fr. Leslie Smifh, R. Tofl, G. Goiewicz, M. Teichmann. le... gen ., W -'fm 'I , if' .QZQN , .-an WW ww . f wmv f, his Mwfffr Q? if .fr r W' vyliv g ,L ?Q3. 'gfAW gigs--.ff 2 I . . . , . 4 ' Goalie George Kmnczel malres a quiclr save in fas+ achon s ,' af +l1e S+. Cecilia's game. Fullbaclc John Gradus of T.C. If . H covers The play. ' ' ?J3'1,' i 7 Q QQ L11 J i 1 ' -in JU ICR VARSITY Going high up 'ro gel possession of 'flue ball is wingman Dick Pollard here in flue Penning+on game. Sieve Jael:- owslri, inside rigid, anficipafes flue rebound. if 3 X ' 2 2 1. f 7 Sv 'u The courT season Tor TrenTon CaTh oluc Thus year can be summed up un one word GreaT Coached by Fr Clarence The Wave ran up The besT record of any prevuous T C baslceTball Team As The local papers sTaTed The Team made uTselT noT Through The eTTorTs oT one or Two ouTsTandung players buT by unuTed Tuon on The parT oT The Team as a whole Funushung The season wuTh a I7 2 record The Waves whurlwund courT campaugn carrued uT To vucTorues over hughly TouTed Brown Prep and ST PeTers oT Jersey CuTy, lasT years sTaTe champs As The Wave ran up a sTreak of eleven wuns wuThouT a loss, prospecTs of an unde TeaTed season loomed brughTer Than ever These were quuclcly shaTTered, however, by losses To Camden CaTholuc and cuTy ruval TrenTon Hugh The Team quuclcly re Turned To Torm, however, endung The season wuTh a Tuve game wunnung sTrealc whuch uncluded a revenge wun over T H S and a vucTory over Ewung Hugh whereby T C snapped up The CuTy X R -ff f-'-f 1 fi Champuonshup -771 WNV . 5 f U T i 3 , ' l T sy '56 El rn K T -. 5' ff U-3 Trenlon Trenfon Trenfon Trenfon Trenlon Trenfon Trenlon Trenlon Trenlon Trenton Trenfon Trenlon Trenlon Trenlon Trenion Trenlon Trenfon Trenlon Trenfon UUR COURT CAMP IG gf' VARSITY SCHEDULE Cafholuc Calholuc Calholuc Cafholuc Cafholnc Cafholuc Calholnc Cafholuc Callnollc Cafholuc Calholnc Cafholuc Calholnc Ca+holuc Calholuc Cafholnc Calholuc Calholuc Cafholuc NEW JERSEY Trenlon Cafholuc Trenlon Calholuc X f C Brown Prep S+ Josephs Sl' Pelers J C Ewnng Don Bosco Camden Calholuc Arch Prendergasl S+ Pelers N B Selon Hall Hamnlfon Camden Calholsc Red Bank Cafholuc Hamullon Pruncelon Trenfon Hugh S+ Joseph s S+ Marys SA Trenlon Hugh Ewnng STATE TOURNAMENT 84 Red Bank Cafholuc S+ Pelers NB C ref? n Cafhol 4 Sf Agree LI rerl n'Calh l A enlown alhol P 9l Trenlon Calholuc 7l Manhaflan Prep Rus ng hgh above fha heads of Sf Pefars J C players John Samonslry pushes one ln SWEEPI G GUR FOES BEFORE US In a screen play by Sam LaMnrca, Bobby Piofrowxki swings around fha Trenfon High defense in n deiermined offer? fo score. Driving fhrough Hua middle, Bobby Pioirowski goes for iwo big poinfx in iho Red Bank game. 3' ,f I X kk 1 K3 ,A A .RUM I U .-.11 l SN Q O 6.9 4 4 ft 5: mg, xo, .1 Hg 1 X. Af' i If ,Q Ni? i ,Ruin 9 xx , ,, I U 2 A 'F Ed Koval and Gino Massimi xo? up an aggressive afiack againsf SO. Pefer's. Spiderlilre, Gino Massimi crouchas iensely as Kinczel and opponenf baffle for fha bell. WI 0 O 0 Bobby Piofrowski winds up for a long down-courf pass fo fesf-breaking Ed Koval. ...- . A4 I el 3 . . ,sr fb an . , is 4 un A! - r ' VVLW 3 m if Yi ff w i 3 ' 3261 1 Y In Kefraspfcf: T H E GAME Crashing diff. fhrough Ohe line, Kinczel heads for pay Jump sho? coming up as Kinczel and a Trenion High opponeni fight for fha rebound. W R . xx j 100. 'XA W f QAM, if ff AM' , s, 'f f .432 A mu 'iw iff? ,la 'U F A Q me F' X 31, J.V. Calholic J.V. Cafholic J.V. Cafholic J.V. Cefholic J.V. Cafholic J.V. Cefholic J.V. Cafholic J.V. Cefholic J.V. Cafholic J.V. Caiholic J.V. Cafholic J.V. Cafholic J.V. Caiholic J.V. Ca+hoIic J.V. Caiholic J.V. Cafholic J.V. Cafholic J.V. Calholic J.V. Caiholic .IN 1- SCHEDULE Sf. Sianislaus SI. Joseph SI. Pe+er's J.C. Ewing Don Bosco Camden Cafholic Arch. Prendergasf Sf. Peier's N.B. Seion Hall Hamilion Camden Cafholic Red Bank Cafholic Hamilion Princefon Trenlon High Sf. Joseph Sf. Mery's S.A. Trenton High Ewing 54 29 NEW JERSEY CATHOLIC J.V. TOURNAMENT J.V. Cefholic I04 Im. Con. Moniclair 3I J.V. Cafholic 76 Our Lady of Valley 3I J.V. Cafholic 63 Sefon Hall 57 Cify March of Dimes Sfafe Champions FIRST ROW: J. Dempsey, J. Reddan, J. Paulaski C. Wrobel, J. Fleming. SECOND ROW: P. Baron J. Davidson, C. Hess, F. Kolofailo, G. Denehan, T, Davidson. MISSING: R. Vecchio, T. Nelson, J Zdanowicz. J. Paulaslri dodges an apparent righf cross by J. Dempsey in 'Ihe SI. Joseph's, Camden, game. Q 'QE gi. eg, I . lf' 9 55 it Yi. arf- an pw QA, L, '31 9? 1' '1' Mizz 4,- iw H1 EM iw' 4 3 ww ff- I 1 ig, u ii 595 3 3 IE 5 I3 x B 7 u H 624 ..Q ,L . S 'N 4 'ey MA, , 'ML ,lA 4 ,Ml ,, , Trenfon Trenfon Trenton Trenfon Trenfon Trenfcn Trenfon Trenfon Trenfon Trenfon Trenfon Cafholic: Ca+IwoIic Cafholic Cafholic Cafholic Ca+IwoIic: Caflnolic CaIIwoIic Ca+IioIic CaII1oIic Cafholic SCHEDULE 6 Bound Brook 32 22 Pennsbury 30 3I Glassboro 20 25 Camden RegionaI I8 50 Roxbury 0 I3 IvIiIIviIIe 3I I3 Woodbury 27 8 PauIsbOVO 37 8 I-IaddonIieId 3I I I CoIIingswood 32 2 VineIancI 40 W. Bifer wiih a cross-body and Ieg ride on Ferus of Millvillo. D. WaIinsii riding a Milfville High man during a close mafch, 'ln xii J. Wisniewsii T. C. Varsiiyman effempfing a Iakedown on J Ayres of Millville High. The wafer founfeln is a relief efier a xi tedious eighieen holes, 4 Trenlon Trenfon Trenfon Trenlon Trenlon Trenlon Trenlon Trenfon Trenion Trenfon SCHEDULE Cefholic 4V1 Lakewood Ce+l'I0llC 7 Bordenfown Cafholic 2'f1 Sf. Benediclfs Calholic 8 Pennsbury Caflwolic 0 LaSalle Cafholic 7 Peddie Prep Catholic 9 Sf. Benedic1's Ceiholic 9 Pennsbury Calholic I2 LaSalle Caflmolic 7 T. C. Faculfy XM, 1'l1 5 3 V1 4 2 5 3 3 0 5 T.C. :fer R. Piolrowski sluowx perfocf form as he drives onfo fhe firsf green. ,gf ' f '! 19,4 ,Q- l aw , 3 xi Yi at Q uf an ,Qxhmk Q. o Q- 353513 .Ewa Beginners usually end up like iluls. J. Solfis and P. Nini, boil: Freshmen, Spend mosi of flueir lime looking for los! golf balls. 4 Zin Kneeling: J. Solfis, P. Nini. Sfandingz E. Parfyla, A. Kesco, Fr. Gregory lCoeclhl, R. Piohowski, R. Ference. GOLF LasT year The TrenTon CaTholic GolT Team enjoyed iTs mosT successTul season in recenT years. IT was Number One CaTholic Team in The sTaTe and placed high among all The schools in The sTaTe. MeeTing Top-TlighT compeTiTion, The Wave golTers compiled an 8 and 2 record Tor The season, FeaTuring brillianT play by The PioTrowslci broThers, Richie and Bobby, and aided no liTTle by The consisTenT play oT Milne PopoviTch and Richie DhulsTer, The Team Twice Tool: The measure OT LaSalle of Philadelphia, Penns- bury, single vicTories over BordenTown MiliTary Academy, The T. C. FaculTy, and Peddie Prep. The Wave spliT wiTh ST. BenedicT's of Newark and losT a close maTch To The STaTe Champs, Lakewood l-ligh, The highlighT oT The campaign was The vicTory over The sTrong Peddie Prep linlfsmen. Bob Ference and Ed ParTyka rounded ouT The golT Team. Smiling R, Forenco lines up an easy puTT . . . and Then misses. .1 1 i 4 1 'flli ln l fu? double: mufclu, V. Reilly follows Through as ha and T. Banchoff move up fo clinch The point The TrenTon CaTho'fc Tennls Team, Turnlrq in an even Tlve and Tlve record, has broken a long sTrEng oT unsuccessTul seasons. LasT years campaign TeaTured double wins over Millvllle T-llgh School and BordenTown MlliTary InsTiTuTe and a vicTory over l-llghland Park l-ligh School, The consisTenT winning oT Dave l-lewITson. Tour-Time Junlor CiTy champion, sparked The Team ThroughouT, Three sTraIqhT conquesTs opened The season Tor T. C. unTil The TlrsT seT back came aT The hands oT a sTrong TrenTon T-liqh Team. The Team suTTered losses To Collingswood, Peddie Prep, and Plalnheld beTore Taklnq lTs TlTTh wln, fXnoTher loss To T. H. S. Tlnlshed The season, WiTh halT oT lasT years varsiTy Team reTurnlng, Tennis coach Fr, Casimlr is looking Tor TuTure vlcTcrie5 in The oncoming season. The hnnis 'ham of I956: T. Banchoff, V. Reilly, S. LaMnrca, J. Dempsey. J. Pulaski, and C. Harvison. f Y swf f . f if f 4 . Q ... 7, 0. if 1 xxx' X , , 1. Y A . M -E 7 XY in ax-Cav xlwxlx xxx:-K W . . . ,, f . . . ww - ' ' , .h.1.,,NQxf,fyf4aIyA-1 A ' QW mga ,.. 1 L R X ..-, ,, ---W. J. ,,,W ,muh-N gmxxvxnuifs .. ,I vnvsvvs. i in i L' i 1: T ',,.wJ , K -4 , , My :Nik .V I W, I I ...L 4 I X VL K C 'I' ' K f Q D ' X .Wit - S. LeMerce mules e long reach for e forehand drive while T. llnchoff covers fhe nel. l if ff ' T ' c h F h ' ' ' ' - ,JP 7 K Wal anna: one ei er Cenmlr mslrucis J. Dempsey and J. Feulesll, fwo nev- ,, -, Z 'f corners fo fhe squid, in proper handling of fhe rechf. TENN S Going ull fhe Vey beck fo fhe fence, V. Reilly prepares fo smash e high lob. 1.1 X r . qk- rv! ski sr! ,151 T' , 7,'l1.'Y 'I I I 1 x s I 1. , 1 if 177 ASEB ee ons baseball leam ended by a lr ng pnlclnng deff did well despule snconsuslenl lnlflng and leldung Sporllnq an even record ol seven wlns and seven losses llwe Wave lwwce lurned be k a slrong Trenlon l-llglw leans and complled a clly serues record of lwo and four mn ngl ml 'ryeers e lvl Simone-ll mon lcy Gr Dell Po R Murplwv an J Gambnno lo med 'rlwe nucleus ol 'rlwe l956 learn BASEBALL SCHEDULE Trenfon Cafhollc Burl ngfon Trenion Cafhollc Penn ngfon Trenfon Cafhohc Prmcefon Trenfon Cafholnc Lawrencevlllo Trenfon Cafholnc Evmg Trenfon Cafhollc Red Bank Cafholuc Trenfon Cafhohc Hamllfon Trenfon Cafhollc Sf Joseph s Camden Trenfon Cafholnc Trenfon Hugh Trenfon Cafholnc E ng Trenion Cafholuc Prmcefon Trenfon Cafhollc Hamllfon Tren+on Caiholuc Burlmgfon Trenfon Cefhollc Trenfon Hugh Q--Z s Q E l ll W L L l c X -5, ll f ir ' or ll X 3 E l l X . l l Grabbing a line drive, R. Murphy leaps high in 4 mid- air splil. J. Keevish, R. Murphy, A. Bonacci, E. DeBoskey und A. Giori wa+ch as R. Pollard demonslrahs fha proper slid- ing lochnique. .. M, -af' X.. ln P' ' K. is 41 ' vw l 31- 4 v . I Ll gp. lv 4-...,., - Q' W -N 1- WE HAVE BEEN ARMED WITH INVINCIBLE WEAPCNS ..... Thai' was +he year '56, 'rhe s+uden+s, +heir ac- +ivi+ies, +heir inferesfs, iheir goals and ideals. Pray- er was a viral par'r in every phase of fheir school life, and fhis virfue will remain wifh +hem always. The lmmaculafa is proud +o have reviewed once more fhe worlc of +he Franciscan Fa+hers a+ Tren- fon Ca+holic and fheir effor+s in changing Calh- olic boys +o Cafholic men. Notre Dame High School Trenton N J Established 1886 Wm W SLACK 8: SON Arclaztects WM W SLACK RA L W SLACK AIA 1401 West State Street TRENTON, N. PHONE! EX 6-9931 Cmllfflilrlwlfs nf STACY-TRENT HOTEL 'I'RliNl'0N. Nlfxx' jisnsm' 'I xl Kiln!! Huicl i' Catering to Groups for Banquets - Dances or Nlcctings Ballroom Completely Air Conditioned l.. XY. O51 I-RSIOLK, ,xldlldgtf D0ooioioooooooooooiocooooOOOOQOOOOOQOOOOQOOOOOOQ i vouc MOTORS DUDGE - l'l,YMOU'l'll i' Ifirsl Clmil v pllSSl'lIxQl'l' Cary aml 'l'rm'kx 'k lm-d Cars. and 'lirucks SAl.l:S -- PARTS -- Slfllvlfflf 451 Calhoun Strom-t 'l'REN'l'0N, N. TRENTON OIL COMPANY, INC. DISTRIBUTORS A M C C O Petroleum Procfuds FUEL OIL FOR DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES ir Phone: OWen 5-6518 Lamberton Road, Trenton, N. PHONE: OWEN 5-9016 VIC RICE'S GOLF RANGE 'A' COMPLETE GOLF EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Lessons by Appointment Open Daily from 9 A.M. 'til Midnight 2411 South Broad Street fandj at Oldfield Avenue Route No. 1 TRENTVON, N. Near FAIRLESS HILLS, PA 0000000000000000000OQOOOOOOOOQOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOO Trenton Catholic Boys Enjoy JERSEY MAID MILK and DAIRY PRODUCTS i' Call OW'en 5-6477 For Serrirc' fffmllffimwzix of F. NIULLUVVNEY X-RAY CO. i' E60 Passaic Street IRENTON 8, N. -I. Puomss: IEXPUR1' 2-4996 - .Z-4040 I0000000IIOl000000000000000000OCOOOCOCOOOOOOIOII CARL FISCHER CANDIES 'A' 66 Boudinot Street TRENTON 8. N. j. wvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv' TAT'I'ERSALL'S CGAL 86 FUEL OIL i' 100 West End Avenue 'l'REN'l40N. N. PHON E: EX 6-8201 OGCOllllllllllllllllllllillOCOIOCOOCOQOCICOCO1 BIiETIil,'S M ESSO SERVICE STATION 'I'REN'I'ON. N. j. PHONE: EX 4-0805 J' - fi 4 ' ai Q '1 0 1 KARL WEIDEL, Inc. . i' TRAVEL SERVICE - lNSl'RANC,lj REAL ESTATE ' i' 25 South Warren Street TRENTON, N. PHONE: LX -6-S16-i Q.QOUfl.fQ'UC'ICQ'QQ.OClC...'U. ......'....lll f,'0tlIf71fr!Ic'lllA uf RYAN'S DAIRY, Inc. Q 'k I 101 West Paul Avenue 'l'REN'I'0N. N. PHONE: EX 2-4675 W Trenton 9, New ersey NEW YORK OFFICE 271 MADISON AVENUE ART TYPOGRAPHY LETTERPRESS OFFSET IMPRINTING BINDING ADDRESSING 'lr MAILING 'Ir STORAGE .66 PRINTING COMPANY I K.-II m plim wus uf P A T , S D I N E R i' 1500 South Broad Street 'l'REN'I'ON, N. J. . ...'.'..l.'..... ..'..'. ......'.'......'Q' I-IORAN'S DRUG STORE 'A' Cor. Hamilton Avenue and Anderson Street TRENTON, N. J. PHONE: liXPoRsl' 4-5650 Auto Delivery oneooooo0sooooooooooooooooooooooonooooooooooooo PHONE: EX 2-2975 C A O L A C O . EXPERT Loclcsmmzs AND GRINDERS i' Fines! Ku-Bur Cutlery Sets For All Occasions 'A' 115-117 South Warren Street TRENTON, N. FOR 80 YEARS A GREAT NAME IN PRINTING MazcCrellislJ G Quzgley Company ir PRINTERS 10 WOOD STREET EXport 4-5131 PUBLISHERS TRENTON, N. A. J. CLINNINGHAM S SGNS CONTRACTGRS 370 NEWKIRK AVENUE PHONE EXPORT 2 3829 LAMSON NHTI FORD INCORPORATED ROUTE 69 PENNINGTON PHONE 7 IIS4 ONE MILE NORTH OF PENNINGTON CIRCLE 9, I C Tm VICTORY CLEANERS For Dry Cleaning Perfection i' Plant - 524 Hamilton Avenue Near Chambers PHONE : EX Z-5895 OCOOOIOCOOOOOOOOOCOO H. L. SMITH Sc and 10c STORE 'A' 509-ll Hamilton Avenue TRENTON 9, N. 1. LOUIS E. WITTEKIND an SON fwezm and opfzfim TRENTON 10, N. j. 'A' 1205 Chestnut Avenue at S. Clinton Avenue PHONE: LJWEN 5-6524 GRIFFITH ELECTRIC SUPPLY Electriral W'lmlesa1e Disiributnrs XY F1 ,X 3? 1 IPR il 'S' Wwif South Broad and Second Streets TRENTON, N. 101-INj. INGLESBY Funeral Director 'k 432 Hamilton Avenue TRENTON, N. J. PHONE : OW 5-6546 OQQQOOOQOOOOOOQOQQOOOOOOOQOQOOO0000000000001 SHIRLEY ANN CANDYES 'A' 505 Hamilton Avenue TRENTON, N. FRANK j. ZIEALIEN, Uuwer COQOCQOCOCQQ''QC.OfffflffOffffffffflffflllllIO Complimenh TRENTON CATHOLIC GOLDEN WAVE 00000OOllOOOICOOICIOC'ICICIOOOIIOSOOOOOIOIOIOI PHUNE: LX 5-1H6l ANTHONY DHVIARCO SL SON W'lmlc'xala' C.0lIfl'l'fi0IIl'l' i 525 Roebling Avenue TRENTON. N. ANI lmxv 'Bl-AIARLO, Pmp. PURCELUS SHOE STORE The Bear! Qualify in Slmes for the Unlarzle Fdlllil-TH 'A' I2 South Warren Street just Below State Street TRENTON, N. J. Ill'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOO ART BROWN ORCHESTRA 'A' 27 Runyon Circle TRENTON. N. j. EX 6-4118 OOCGUCCIIICIOOOOOlIll000000000OOOIOOOOOIOOOCOOOl PHOTO ART CO. 33 West State Street 129 North Warren Street TRENTON, N. 'k Home of NEVER-FADE PHOTO PRINTS ICOOOIllOOOOO0000000OlI00000000000000000000000001 PALOMBI'S FOOD STORE CHOICE MEATS - GROCERIES FRESH VEGETABLES ALSO FROZEN FOODS FREE DELIVERY 930 SO. OLDEN AVE. TRENTON, N. J. Wfhere Our Customers Send Their Friends for . . . FINE FURNITURE -- FLOOR COVERING TELEVISION APPLIANCES W CLOTHING - JEWELRY az 1 18- 1 20 NORTH BROAD STREET 1 10-1 12 EAST HANOVER STREET KILBOURNE AND DONOHUE , I 'k C'l,ASS RINGS - CH 'B PINS MIHJALS. CUPS AND 'l'RUI'lllIiS 'I' Catalogues 011 Request 'A' 14 Park Place NEWARK 2. N. J. 00000003000000000000Cilllilillllllllllllllllll C OMPLI MEN TS OI: 155 South Broad Street 'l'REN'l'0N, N. 'k Maris - W,lllI1L'I1'S - Childrwfs - Boys' CoMRuMEN1s 3 CCMPLIMENTS QF OF 51. MARY'S , VILLA PARK DAIRY GREEK CATHOLIC CHURCH 5 RALEIGH CLARICI Eooo STORE CLEANING s DYING Co. 21 College Street 598 Chestnut Ave. Trenton, N. J. Trenton, New Jersey Phone EXport 2-6944 ITALC AMERICANG GRCJCERY CCD. WHOLESALE GRGCERIES 400 HUDSON ST. COMPLIMENTS GF WONDER CLEANERS FRANK A. CLARICI S SONS SILK GRAVURE PRINTING 519 Roebling Ave. Trenton 10, N. J. PRINTING ON DECALS PLASTICS CERAMIC DECALS METAL - CLOTH GLASS - WOOD CERAMIC PRINTING DIE CUTTING Phone EX. 3-1966 noooooonooooooooouonooooooonnonoooooouu JOHNSTON SUPER MARKET 1567 East State St. Corner Johnston Avo. Free Parking , Open 8A.M. to 7P.,M. Fri., Sat. to 9P.M. Tele. JU 7-6797 OOOllOOOOOOOIOOlOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOO000000 CLEARY'S PHARMACY PATRICK C. CLEARY' PH. G. YOUR PRESCRIPTIONIST East State KL Johnston Ave. Trenton, N. J. We Deliver Phone Ju 7 9233 OOOOOO'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO A11 Kinds of Insurance ARTHUR R. SYPEK Insurance Telephone 927 N. Olden Ave. EXPORT 3-6944 Trenton 8, N. J. CENTURY AUTD SERVICE East State KL Victor Ave. Trenton, N, J. Phone Ju-7-2673 oooouoooooooono canoe COMP LIMENTS OF: FAMILY TAV ERN 1570 East State St. Trenton, N. J. . 7-9873 Walinski SL Sypek, Pr llllllllll lllll lllllilllllllll AL ARENA'S BAR - RESTAURANT Phone Ex. 4-5545 EDWARD J. DOURESS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 325 Centre St. COMPLIMENTS GF T. C. ALUMNI Phones Canal 6- 3322 INTERIOR DEC ORATORS EZRA COHEN CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS BEADSPREADS, DRAPPERIES' C URTAINS 305-7 Grand Street New York 2, N. Y. OOOOIOC000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOIOO0000001 COMPLIMENTS OF THOMAS E. KUCKER PROP. THE ASPDIN PAINT COMPANY 1237 E. State St. Phone EX. 4-2277 DODGE-FWYMOUTH SALES sl SERVICE BARTON F.FRANCE 2235 Nottingham Way Mercerville, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Rev. Thomas Dentici Rev. Thomas Raywood St. Ceci1ia's Church, Iselin, N. J. FRANK'S 120 N, Hermitage Ave. 000000000lllllllllIllIIOOOIIIOOIOOOIIOOOOIOICCI F R A N K 'S E BAIT AND TACKLE SHOP Seaside Park 9-0999 E. Central Ave. At I St. Frank Golembeski, Proprietor S. S. ALLAN DEPARTMENT stone 694 South Broad Street Trenton, N. J. COMPLIM ENTS OF J. HALPERIN S C0 OF PENNSYLVANIA 315 Levittown, Pa. Levittown's Oldest, Most Dependable REAL ESTATE OFFIC E SCOTT'S BEAUTY SHOP Telephone 2467 So. Broad St Export 3 4909 TrentonQ N. J CONV ERTIBLE TOPS R AY C O AUTO SEAT COVERS America's Largest Chain of Auto Seat Covers gL Convertible Top Specialties G R A F 'S C A F E Phone Ex. 3-3519 Trenton, N. J. TRENTON RADIO SERVICE SERVING MERCER' AND BUCKS COUNTY Service Division Trenton, N. J. 983 SD Broad Stu Phone Ex - 2-7835 NORMAND H. CHARPENTIER Light Hauling - Trucking 25 Livingston Street Trenton, N. J. Cllflfllllllllllli CCOOOIIIOOOOCI COM PLIMENTS OF 900 BAR Bill Swyer, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF HlRSHMAN'S DAIRY Florence, New Jersey PARK LANE FURNITURE CO. 1673-a3N. Olden Ave. Ext. Trenton, N. J. 4 44 COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS 4 C First Row J Rafferty, W Shurts, M Mihalik, J Cunningham, M Tozz H Markley, Fr Jeffrey, J Church, J Randow, W Coakley, R Matthews, R, Kulczynski, R Massimi Second Row E Cerrone, E Sabol, T Megules, B Gallagher,J Foy,J Kent, T Kensler, R Brelsford C Peters, P Walsh J Kowalski Third Row F McKee J Bartolomei, W Higham, J Kosztyu,J Wood, E Kadilak, R Phelan, F Collura, P Nurko, J Keefe QMiss1ng H Ketterer, L Schiavolinj COMPLIMENTS OF ST. STANISLAUS PARISH 'lf FATHER IGNATIUS, O.F.M. CONV. Phone - Ex. 3-4161 SOLEO PAINT CO. PAINT - VARNISH ENAMEL - LACQUER 821 Pennington Ave. Trenton, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF HERMITAGE SPORTS SHOP 119 No. Hermitage Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF PATTERSON CHEVROLET Hamilton Square New Jersey Ju. 7-1633 , '15 'Q ' '-D. ,-5 ,A , I' yn' rf fy I. J' K ,QA Al ri 1 v , . I I2 ,il . 1 f I ' ff , 4 4 X ' i gsm 1 MWEQZQI ' I' Teiephone Ex. 3-9349 Vic Calandfa Lucio Del Favero Props. C. S D. SHOE STORE SHOES FOR THE FAMILY POLL PARROT SHOES FOR BOYS Sz GIRLS 1038 1X2 Trenton, N. J. Chambers Street SLOCUM'S BOWL - O - DROME BOWLING - BAR 1675 Pennington Rd. Trenton, N. J. 000000DillOl0000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOO000000 JO S E P H 'S LUNCHEONETTE 81 DELICATESSEN Groceries - Fruits - Frozen Foods 81 Sweet Shop 545 Hamilton Ave. Trenton, N. J. 0000000000ll00000OIIOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOIOOOOl D A R L E E' CANC ELLATION SHOES Bordentown PETRY EXPRESS S STORAGE CO. Founded May 2nd, 1904 T t Oldest and Largest Mov- g St rage Co. Local, and Nation- ide Van Service Via Allied Van Lines, World's Largest Moving Company. Packing, Boxing and ' S ' f Cratmg ervice or Domestic and Overseas Shipments Phone EX. 2-6115 E State 8: Canal Sts. M. WM. MURPHY INC. Funeral Directors Henry B. Murphy, Director 149 N. Warren St. Trenton 8, N. J. Ill!OOO0000000000000000OOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOIOIOOOO NOTTINGHAM SUPPLY CO. The BIGGEST Little Lumber Yard In Town 2145 Nottingham Way Trenton 9, N.. J. Telephone. JU 7-3100 Just A Few Blocks East Past Main Fair Grounds Entrance All Kinds of Building Materials ROBERT F., FOX Plumbing Sz Heating Contractor 242 S. Cook Avenue Export 243030 Trenton, N. J. DALEY 8 COMPANY ENGINEERS AND CCJNTRACTORS 2l45 NCTTINGHAM WAY TRENTON 9. NEW JERSEY JU. 7-3200 DECKER'S DAIRY INC Drink Milk - It's Best For You BE SURE lT'S DECKERS h 4 5623 COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND s ROSE'S SAND BAR LIQLIOR STORE Sea Side Park, N. J. lblllll.OlllClllOlOlfllllllllllllllllllflllllll There's a Future With CAPITOL CALENDAR'q See Our New Display of GIFTS for Ba.nquets,Anniversaries, Reunions, Showers and Weddings 1225 Brunswick Ave. Trenton 8, N. J. Thomas DuDash, Prop. CGMPLIMENTS CF BROMLEY FUEL SERVICE, INC. 301 Mu1be-fry st. Trenton, N. J. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1955 ff Sodality of Our Lady of The Immaculate Conception Parish 1 Trenton, New jersey ARCTIC ICE CREAM ' SCHOOL PARTIES if Made in Trenton 1 PHONES EX 3-4264 E 4 .N Q. 1, i s is rf 1 1 U 5 M P U 3 , 4 Q I ? T' X A, W ',l ,f Wi .Q f 3 J J ' M ,O-me T B-ae-4 W'9Ww'5' BODNAR'S SERVICE STATION TIRE 8: RECAPPING SERVICE Cor Hudson8z S C11nton Trenton,N J AMOCO Expert Products 22 Years' Expemence Lubr1cat1on Complete Automotwe Serv1ce TIRES TUBES BATTERIES AC C ESSORIES LILY AS A BEER Q P wells as me BEER Fon ME! CAN BE! COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND ' F. A. BAMMAN INC. DISTRIBUTORS Ph T enton: Wx. 7227 P t nz 1-1286 COUNTRY CLUB MALT LIQUOR IMPORTED HEINEKEN'S Sz HANSA DORTMUND FROM A F RlEND COMPLIMENTS CF HOLY CRCJSS P. T. A. OLlMPlO'S PHARMACY N. A. OLIMPIO, R. P. Prescriptions - Cosmetics Pick Up and Delivery Service ' Hamilton gl Quinton Ave. Gifts Export 6-23 76 LASTING MEMORIALS COLLEGE AND ANDERSON MONUMENT WORKS Frank Bracoloni College and Anderson Streets Trenton, New Jersey WBUD 1260 on Your Dial There's TNT on BUD 5,000 Watts To Serve You Better Central Jersey's Most Powerful Radio Station MICHAEL KOSCHEK - Funeral Director Funeral Homes At 981 S. Broad St. Trenton, N. J. Phone Ex. 3-23 54 Knickerbocker Ave. Roebling, N. J. Phone Florence 7-0640 WHOLESALE RETAIL Compliments of AMOROSO FLOWER SHOPS 212 South Broad Street- PHONE! EX 5-5545 997 South Broad Street- PHONE: EX 5-5026 TRENTON, N. J. - Flowers for Every Ormsion - 0.000000000IOOOOOOOOOOOCOOIOOOOOOOOCIOOOOOOOOO Phone Ex. 4-201 1 y ALFRED SDON BARBER SHOP Men - Ladies Sz Children Haircutting Scalp Treatment - Massages - V Shampoo 2114 1X2 Liberty St., Trenton, N. J. QOOOOOIOOCIOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOCOOOOQOOOOOO SALAMANDRA LIQUOR STORE, INC. 900-2 chestnut Ave. Phone 3-4040 Trenton, N. J. Officers ' Leo V. Salamandra Anthony J. Pinto 'Charles S. DiFranco Export Export 2-0571 1' 2-0531 PETER J. RUSSO AGENCY Every Known Kind Of Insurance' 802 Mulberry Street Trenton 8, New Jersey CONGRATULATIONS CLASS '56 WILLIAM K. SLITTERLIN BARNETT osowhz HARDWARE GARDEN SUPPLIES BUILDERS HARDWARE DUTCH BOY PAINTS 1099 South Broad St. Telephone Export 2-1504 COMPLIMENTS OF MlCHAEL'S MEN'S WEAR 1034 South Broad Street Trenton, New Jersey Michael Wasko - Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF HARVEY'S LIPHOLSTERY 806 South Clinton Ave. Trenton, N. J. we M' We ua ffifjgy if Ili M4 lowwbdfiffl EnJoy RHYTHM BOWLING wlth AMF Automatic Pmspotters you can concentrate more on your game develop peak form and the added smoothness that wlll produce hxgher sco es' ad Complzments o CURTIS COLONIAL BOWLING ACADEMY, Inc BOWLING LANES 391 S. WARREN STREET TRENTON N. J. BRUNSWICK PIKE TRENTON, N. j EX 44915 EX 49415 g J SEQ! WHITE HORSE HAMILTON BOWLING ACADEMY BOWLING LANES BORDENTOWN RCAD ROUTE 33 TRENTON 9, N. J WHITE HORSE, TRENTON, N. j. EX 45492 JU. 7-1558 H4592 SQ:-LV ..,. 1.:.1.g5:51:4g:g5:f5?33:f'f'ff:-'-ff -' . -, z?..?c?i. ' O J f A55 ff . ' 61 If ' 4 . ' r . 'Tr emark a f s 9 9 9 OOOOICICOOOIOIOOlllllllllllllilOIDOOOOOOOOOOOO Compliments 2 of E MERCER COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE l BARTOLINVS Where You Get Your Money's Worth' We Carry a Fine Variety of Beer 7 Wine - Liquor Phones - Bar Ex 2-9873 Liquor Store Ex 3-7951 Dining Room Ow 5-9039 Cor. Chambers and Morris We Deliver Radiators Auto Body and Repairs C ENTRAL Repairing BODY Sz FENDER WORKS A first class shop for first class work at low prices Car and Truck Painting 1174 Deutz Avenue - Charles J. Csolak Qoff Lalor StJ Proprietor Trenton, N. J. Owen 5-0996 Trenton Metal Hospital-26 Years Experiene ACE WELDING COMPANY lRalph Arnell, Ovmerl Quality Welding and all Work Guaranteed Boiler Repairs and Retubing Rear 1912 Liberty St., Trenton, N. J. Phone Trenton Ex - 6-9019 JOHN LESTICIAN Tnakmg car Loading and Unloading - G enefa 1 Trucking 1 924 Quinton Avenue TRENTON,N.L PHONE: OW 5-0003 00000000000000000000000000000000ooloooloooooooo A GRANELLQ CONFECTIONERY Dolly Madison I ce Cream 204 Centre Sn-get Wfbitmarfs Chocolates TRENTON, N- J- EX 2-9889 Phones: Office OW 5-8665 Home JU 7-3167 REGAN 'S APPLIANCE STORE Appliance Kitchens Plumbing Heating Nicholas T. Regan 1684 Pennington Road Trenton, N. J. IOOOOOOOOCOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOIIOOOOO000000001 Pnomsz EX 6-9759 JOHN j. DUFFY Ward LaFrance Fire Apparatus JAMES B. HUNT MFG. CO. Fire Department Supplies 1462 Liberty .Street TRENTON, N. J. CAPITAL SPQRTING Gooos 923 N. Olden Ave. EX. 2-7811 Esnnusursn 1888 jos. j. KREMPER, R. P. KREMPEPUS PHARMACY 'k 1000 SOUTH CLINTON AVENUE S' Cor. Beatty Street ' TRENTON, N. j. ' PHONE: EX 3-4347 '0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000 GOOD Phone Ex. 2-3918 BEER BEATTY TAVERN L Len 8: Bert Demsky, Props. Choice Liquors - - Wines and Beer 811 Beatty Street Trenton, N. J. PADDOCK CAFE House Of Dixie Land Jazz East State and Nottingham Way 20th CENTURY PUB. CO. A11 Kind Of Commercial Printing, Wedding Invitations A Specialty 120 Mott St. Trenton, N.- J. Phone Export 3-4731 P and V CIL BLIRNERS COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS 4 E F1rst Row J D'Am1co, R Pfelffer, J Harrell, M Horan, R Keehng, R Dev11n, B Jones, J Immordmo, L Lanctot, J D1ckert,G Dezseran, T Snyder Second Row H Duncan, L Kurst, J Lenme, R Stefanowlcz, E Rado, F Reuter, Fr Bertm, M P111a, T Banchoff, R Gervaslo, J HaJcak, M. Lynch, Thlrd Row R Lorynskx, F Wszolek, J Burkhauser, W Masterson, V D1 P1etro, T Pfe1ffer, C Haney, A Bayley, R Th1bodeau, P Inverso, F DeL1a, F Butrym Fourth Row R Murphy M Szymanskl, R Leahey, E Berbon,A Bonaccl, G B1e1ste1n, J Pacera, R CZYZGWSKI, J Hartmann, F Slack, R Bejma, V Re111y, T O'Lone J. Howarth. . D . 2 . , . ' . . . ' BERKELEY LUNCHCNETTE Central Sz I Sts. Seaside Park, N. J. Open all year Russ Pope, Prop. When in Seaside, stop for lnnch Real Extale I nsuranfe j.MORTON COLE 4 548 West State Street TRENTON 8, N. PHQNH: OWEN 5-6176 SAINT PAUL'S PARISH BU RELINGTON, NEW JERSEY WlNEBERG'S DEPARTMENT STORE SO. BRQAD S BEATTY STS HERMAN SPIEGEL FURNITURE CO. 'A' 33-45 Market Street TRENTON, N. J. Compliments of FRANK TRIONFETTI A R. F. MCGRORY COMPANY IANITOR .. SANITATION SUPPLIES 1009 No. Olden Avenue TRENTON, N. I 0 Q U I N N 'S BA R Phone Ex 6-1062 Ed Ka Mary-Dill- Props. For - The Finest In Whiskey, Wine 8: Beer Est. 1890 Ladies-Not Allowed At The Bar Deliveries atyour - Home Cor. Cass Sz Hancock Trenton, N. J. JOHN A. HARTMANN AND SONS Funeral Directors Main Office JOhI'l A., SF. Centre St. Joseph R.. A. George J. John A. Jr. Export 4-5460 2824 Nottingham Way 40 Crosswicks St. Mercefville Bordentown, N. J. JU. 7,9446 Axminster 8-0128 Trenton, N. J. llllllllllllIOOOOOOOOCOOOIOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Greeting Cards Sheet Music Appliances BROADWAY RECORD CENTER Ex 4-1885 Record Players 897 So. Broad St. Trenton, N. J. Buy Ten Records 81 Get One Free BOND BRIC-STON E CO. Modern Masonry Material Renews Old Brick and Cinder W'alls f I COVERING FRAME BUILDINGS OUR SPECIALTY Original Hand Sculptured Brick and Stone Designs 'A' Une D0 Inside Plastering CALHOUN STREET, TRENTON, N. J. PHONE : EX 3-4108 OOOOOOOOOOO0OIOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO INSTALLATION SPECIALISTS i' Floor and W'all Carering of All Kinds Linoleum. Rubber and Asphalt Tiles, etc. Also Sink and Counter Tops 'A' Low Bank Rates - 5 Years to Pay Phone: EX 5-9201 for Estimate l 'l'l-I LINOLEUM A Y c 0 M P N 208 SANHICAN DRIVE, TRENTON, N. 1. NOW TWO FUNERAL HOMES 1534 Pennington Road Ewlng, Townshxp 425 Greenwood Avenue Uust off Clintonl ULLRICH FUNERAL HOMES HELEN M. ULLRICH L. WILLIAM uLLIzIcII AMPLE PARKING ON PREMISES BERBON'S CAFE Choice Beer, Wines, Liquors Tables for Ladies - Television Eve Ki Harry Berbon, Props. 366 Union St. Trenton, N. J. Telephone OWen 5-9059 uoooooooonenonooanonoooouoooouooonnoooe C OMP LIME NTS CARL'S TOMATO PIE 410 South Penna. Ave. Morrisville, Pa. Phone Cy 5-2050 SCHNORBUS DRUGS Alice F. Schnorbus, Reg. Pharm. 351 N. Warren St., Corner Pennington Ave. Trenton, N. J. Two Phones C OW. 5-6193 OW. 5-6194 ALLEN'S MARKET FRESH MEMS s GRocERlEs 501 TYLER STO PHONE Ex.6-8333 TRENTON, NJ. THATCHER AUTOMATIC INSTALL ED BY WILBUR SHEET METAL S HEATING PHONE EXPORT 4 8584 EXPORT 3 5952 OIL - - FURNACE - - GAS FOWLER - THCRNE BUILDERS 8 CONTRACTORS TRENTON 8, N. J. COMPUMENTS or Rr. REV. MSGR. JEREMIAH J. KING CHURCH OF ST. THOMAS ACOUINAS FLETLANDS. BROOKLYN, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS . OF APPLIED SCIENCE CORPORATION of Princeton, N. J. QQAAQQAAQAAAQQQAAQAQA A A---------- 2 BROMLEY MARKET E. State and Notingham Way Trenton, N. J. CGMPLIMENTS OF WARNER C0. CENTRAL Mix CONCRETE Bistol Pike Morrisville, Pa. Morrisville, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Wilmington, Delaware COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS 4 ll F1rst Row R R1sold1, F Conway J Duffy, T Morr1ssey,J Morrxssey, J Radllnsky Second Row S Wrobel, J Ryan, R D1Benedetto, L Clar1c1, A Klxtus, R Davidson, Fr Kenan P Domgan, J Laczko, T Duke, L Sorrento, F Stan zxone D Kelly P Kay C Walton, V Lombardo, J Cermele R Esbrandt,W McGrath Fourth Row E P1otrowsk1, D Wa11nsk1, J Marrone, A Gu3da, W Nolan M Fonseca, T Blydenburgh, J Takoch, M Durkee C Hoffman fM1SSlHg J Botllnger, C Wallacel ' : . ' ' . , . . ' . ' l . 7 Q . Q Q . . Q 0 0 Third Row: S. Janowski, R. Turansick, S. Bagley, F. Gervasio, M. Klitus, 0 2 0 s a Q 0 0 0 : . ' ' . ' ' . . ' . , . . . . , . . ' ' : Compliments of WOLF'S RADIO 85 TELEVISION CO. if 802 Stuyvesant Avenue TRENTON 8, N. JOSEPH A. NICHOLSON, B.Sc. PHARMACIST 'I' Stuyvesant and Hermitage Avenues TRENTON, N. PHONE : EX 6-9808 00Ol000000000000OOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOO00000000000 24 Hour Prescription Service Pnoms: OW 5-6396 ADAMS 86 SICKLES West State at Prospect Prescriptions at Fair Prices Gifts - Cosmetics Two-Car Delivery for City and Vicinity TRENTON, N. j. TRENTON CATHOLIC VARSITY CLUB GRAY'S STEAK HOUSE 811 Stuyvesant Ave. Trenton, N. J. Open 6:30 A.M. To 7:30 P.M. Phone Ex. 3-4722 or Ju. 7-9443 QUINTYS ELEC TRIC Zenth and Admiral T. V. Whirl Pool - Hamilton - Bendix u Washer and Dryer Sales and Service 325 Brunswick Ave. Trenton, N. J., Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1956 From A Friend FIESTAL'S FOOD SERVICE 814 Stuyvesant Ave. Trenton, N. J. 01.6.0 I Doumsuv L foul Outfitters: Men-Boys THIRTY-FIVE EAST STATE ST. Bffwfbf 956 PARKWAY AVE. Tamron s, N. 1. Smart Students fand Even Some of the Dumb Ones Know That DWYER BROS. Is Trenton's Headquarters for D Kodaks, Students' and Art Supplies 3 'A' 117-119 North Broad Street TRENTON, N. 3. COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS 4 22 Fxrst Row R Kemo, S LaMarca, J Garrett F Maske, T Henry,W Law lor, J Flynn, J Gradus Second Row J Gambmo J Carey, A Nangle, D Robb1ns,A Leone,T Roga, A KUSHIFIK T Cronm, J Ross, W Sandy,J Flemlng A Drangula, Fr Gregory, G K1nczel, C Nawroc1k, F Westall, R Bara, S Cardac1otto,W Zavacky Fourth Row J Gryz1ew1cz, D Sch1ar1t1, R DaBronzo, A Ferrare,T Baker,J G1llesp1e, E Patykula, J Blackwell fM1SSlHg A Demsk1J Third Row: L. Toth, A. Persichetti, S. Organek, J. Sheppard, R. DeFeo, The Diamond Store of Trenton smsnwooo Jswistsns SILVERSMITHS 4 For The Finest In Jewel 45 East State Street TRENTON, N. J. PALMER TROUT S CO. Stationers and Office Outfitters 1040 So. Clinton Ave. Trenton.10, N. J. Phone Owen 5-6361 lllllOOOOOOOIOOOOOIOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOO . TASTY BOTTLING CO. Distributors Krueger, Beers 1434 Parkside Ave. Trenton, N. J. Ex. 3-4575 Telephone E. C. Marshall 2-2464 George E. Marshall MARSHALL'S Awnings - Window Shades Venetian Blinds Made-To-Order 810-812 S. Broad St. Trenton 10, N. J. OOOOO00000OIOIIODECKOEOEISOEOOOOOllilllllllll Home Improvement Company Combination Storm Windows, Screens and Doors Aluminum Door Hoods 8a Window Awnings Aluminum Jalousies E. C. Carroll 1030 S. Broad St. Residence Phone Tfenwnv N- J- EX 6-3169 Phone EXport 3-6001 TRENTON BEVERAGE CO. Distributors of: Ballantine Ale-Beerg Schlitz Beerg Guiness Stout, and White Rock Sodas 130 Ward Ave. Trenton, Ly 9-4511 srsl' ou' METRCPOLITAN BOTTLING COMPANY, Inc i' 1600 Livingston Avenue NEW BRUNSWICK, N. MERCER COUNTY LINDERWRITERS AGENCY Room 223 Broad sr.'Bank Bldg. Export 4-5751 Trenton, N. J. Leon M. Schlicher, Pres. Insurance C.-llmlIliIIlt'l1f.Y of A FRIEND KAZl0R'S KORN ER '79 Asbury Street J Trenton 10, N. J. Phone Ex 2-0406 -vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv----vv------v-v-vv-v PR IOR 'l'YPliVVR ITIZR COMPANY l'yjn'u'riluw mul tizlflinlq Mmlvimw alll .Ufilfn .Yufrf Rflllvrl Rl'lhIi7'1'll 'k 29.2 'fast Stan' Straw! IRICNYUN, N. -1. OIOOOOOOOIOOODOIOOOI Cllflllllilllfllfi of A F R I E N D COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Phone Juniper 7 -53 91 ACME CARPET SERVICE Rugs Cleaned Storage Wall To Wall Installation Complete Service Eree Estimates Full Insurance Coverage Work Done in Your Home or in Our Shop 411-413 Hobart Ave., Trenton, N. Jo DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI0000000000000IOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOO TRENTON BEVERAGE CO. 130 Ward Ave. Trenton, N.J. Distributors of BALLANTINE Sz SCHLITZ BEERS 'A' GUINESS STOUT ' AND WHITE ROCK BEVERAGES 'A' 'Floyd L. Buzzi, Trenton Catholic Alumnus I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF MIFFLIN PIANO I COMPANY 236 E. State St. Trenton, N. Jo BALDWIN Choice of Masters COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS 4 23 Flrst Row T Carroll, M Plumerl, R M1Ca1, J Salamandra, J Renyo, Kulak, A Zeyack, C Raymond, T Kenney, A Va1enc1a, S Blyskal Second Row L Mazur, R Surgent, G Wyrough, C Amoroso, G V1sokay, Tomko, Fr Armand, R So1t1s, R Valentme, W Pope,M S1mone111,A Th1rd Row E Adams, J Slane, C Belza, T Burke, R Suth, J Zaepfel, O Kmg, J Lavery, R Auletta, A Horan T Zager, W Bethke, D WISHGWSKI Fourth Row H Kuester, E Koval, J Gross, T Buckley J Carrol1,F Hager, R Morawskl, G Humphrey J Delucla, J Ullrlch, M Faherty,G Mellevold, B Hlllman ' : . . ' . ' ' . . C : . . - . . . ' R Caracciolo, W. Hinkle. LIBERTY FOOD STCJRE CHOICE MEATS QUALITY GROCERIES Frozen Foods Produce Fresh K111ed Poultry Phone EX 3 8476 1435 37 L1berty St Trenton 9, N J W. H. COURTNEY EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR ENGINEERING Juniper 7-2995 2161 Nottingham Way COMP LIME NTS OF BEACON FINANCE COMPANY 107 E. State Street l O O I I I I O I O I O I I O I O O O I O O I O O I O I I O O O I O I C I I I I O 0 O O I I O O O 2 2 Trenton, New Jersey O O O I O O O I O UUUUUUUUUUUiiiviivvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv v v Phones - Export 2-2592 Export 2-3570 LINCOLN SU PPLY 92 Lincoln Ave. - Trenton, N. J. Plumbing - Heating Industrial Supplies Whole sale Only Niagara and Steam or Hot Water Amoco Oil Burners Cast Iron Boilers A. B. C. FURNACE COMPANY Distributors Niagara Heating Equipment Air Conditioned Heating Systems Coal-Oil and Gas OIL BURNERS A 128 Lalor St.' Sales Manager Trenton, N. J. Joseph Rossi . Export 4-9945 FATHER S CLUB CCMPLIMENTS OF THE NOW... 2 Complete Offices to Serve You! Extra Conrenierzres at Our NEW' Hamilton Ofice include- V DRIVE-IN WINDOWS V FREE PARKING V INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPT. V AIR CONDITIONING THE Our DOWNTOWN Office E. STATE BL MONTGOMERY MEMBER OF FEDE g 4 U 0 O Z 0-0 PE Ez H1 Oz Q-1 mm F-O E71 'HZ' ,im .42 vw' -in-tNtvd'41wvG4 Our NEW Hamilton Office HAMILTON AND CHESTNUT There's no better habit than the banking habit to lead you on the road to success. Savings accounts make for happier living-checking accounts make for positive record keeping - bank loans establish your credit. You'll always find our banks ready to serve you in a friendly and helpful manner. I tflwt llfwifwle OF TRENTON RAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION TON nit if Rev. Myron Crlmmms O. F. M. Conv L i brarian l 'I'f' T C. PLAYERS 8 STAGECRAFT CCMPLIMENTS OF CLASS OF l956 FRGM A FRIEND BEST CDF LUCK 4l4 PRINCETON AVENUE TRENTON8 N J EST I94O EXPORT 4 l29l A Muslcal Educatlon Is A W1se Investment COMPLETE LINE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Sheet Muslc 8: Accessor1es Muslc Lessons Ava11ab1e Use Our Lay Away Plan Mr John De Feo, Owner of Trenton Muslc Store Extends H1s Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of ' 56 Musxcal Instrument Repalr XTQN S 70195 Thrs colophon rn a hne yearbook says not just We wall do But WE have oone We have enyoyed worlcrng wnrh you on thrs your 1956 yearbook You have had our promlse of an excellent publrcatxon You have rn your hand our performance We hope you are well pleased Abnr r an ofa' ralopbon and nmde fr 4 rampnrauuly mw one Jlgfllfylflg Ib: rpm! afCampr1J pragrmron band an rrndluon U PUS PUBLISHI G Paola, Pmnsylvama CREAYORS OF FlNf SCHOOL AND COLLEGE llffllflllf F0116 Yflls l r 'ff Y. 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