West Philadelphia Catholic High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1942 volume:

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'f ' Y' QHQ- ,H ' H ' -, ,. - -'T gi 31 ,. , ,i'f51 ,f Rai I r i ,Q lv ij- M .W , u ' :R Ave , 1 , fm, 15 1 . .-It .,,4. ,nl , f L.-'gs-1.: , i, ' .',,,,1 , ' A una U R o 1 i .L s-vs-1 wsu - ' was fn. . -H-fn., ifq Wiz P3 5 wt K ,. X .V if Qi? iq K 2 I r s it own Aer comfi om move fke I'l'l0l'l of f0l'l'l0I'l 0l,ll The day to which we have long looked forward is here at last. Its arrival, with all its attendant happiness. causes us to look back over the long chain of events which reach their happy culmination today. We feel that our goal has been reached by the expenditure of sacrifice on the part of our parents and of ourselves. We know, however. that our deepest indebtedness is due our parents. to whom. under God. we have received the gift of life and the fullest development of that life in the thoroughness of a Catholic Education. This complete training was made possible by the joint sacrifices of that noble man and woman we lovingly term parents. With a deep sense of our obligation to be ever grateful for the opportunity they so generously provided and with a sincere promise to keep ever before us their ennobling example of sacrifice, we dedicate this yearbook to our Parents. ,. ' x 'Q 421 W XJ f HP: 1' s. ' . 1 N in 'T H A! N . 4 fe ',35 -F F.g? 5 -e -f 'F1 Ffiigggm if, yg, A W , . . V V ,Lf Q ' 5 T i I . 4 Q ' Q iix 'UI , in , ,X Q Y S - xx. , 3 H 3 A W - ' Q H - 2 iq' 2 Q91 6'f'i -13 , Q - 2-' is F' .a' 0Q W M 2-3533: ' . '48 ' , , 5- I, Pi! ,. f s . ig 'f ' , z 5 , s an ' I k Qc ak Eff, A . Mfhgwtf lk. ,T ., -QS. f '1x51:Wi, ' , L , ,- f V: 9i5P?'f?QT2-TQxY5fAwfzliffm , A . , .14 4. Q +A ',2L2f1Fa?l?iX27 JSM ' 'N fff : ' 1 Gates classical sentinels guard the entrance io lecxming. W- ff lil! ff, if , f., I9 W MWMW -M-4....,, Jil 45 9' I .1 L? 5? fi' Y 5 f:f' ? 'K . P: M 'fr- fa . is 1 A1,yf.',.', I D ff aff gg, QQ W , fy, 1,1 .J v' as '52 If . nfs . 'C Hz V- J k ,K ' fin ff K Y - . 4. , ' , V' 'wk VW k A fx L 4 'I. if . Q Q -, - 1 kxrg lf Lk ' 5 A . - KI, I , .- , gi' V K 'Yf 'f , 5 Q 5 5 5 V gl X 3 ' . K5 gi. 7 fx 7 7 My .am 1 Rev. Ioseph G. Cox. I.C.D.. Assistant Superintendent. pf Rt. Rev. Iohn I. Bonner. D.D WIIH lllllt WH To The Right Reverend Monsignor Iohn I Bonner, D.D., Diocesan Superintendent of Schools and to his able assistants, Reverend Ioseph G. Cox, ICD., and Reverend Joseph A. Gorham, S.T.L., Assistant Superintendents of Schools, are entrusted the administration of the diocesan school system. lt is their great responsibility to direct and guide policies that will bring about the most successful outcomes in our outstanding educa- tional system. The guiding influence ot such an excellent group of educators, has been the good fortune of the Class of 1942 , Rev. Ioseph A. Gorham. S.'l'.L.. Assistant Superintendent Diocesan Superintendent ot Scliools lf there is one advantage which the . . t f 1942 has en1oyed in grea Class 0 measure, it is that of possessing the willing assistance of such religious men me- labor in that school sanctum, so as times awesomely referred to as the Office. Brother Edwin Anselm, Principal, is the first of these, and his assistance has been the greater in our regard since, better than any one else perhaps, he f e the fullest knowledge and there or has the most understanding affection for ' A the West Catholic boy, Brother n- selm's previous term of office here at West Catholic, during which time he . . . h was able to acquaint himself wit during those first six years has, of course, been of inestimable value in this way both to us and himself as an administrator. US d l ce in importance to In the secon p a l us as seniors has been Brother Fe ix ' ' - A ' l 'thwhomwe Francis, Vice Principa, wi have had even more numerous deal- ' l for it in s than with Brother Anse m, Q d il saw at our as- is he whom we a y l semblies, who encouraged the aw- ' ' 'nded the erring abiding, and who remi of the regulations. ' ' m letes Brother Fidelis George co p this triumvirate, and it was to him that b- e referred many of our roster pro w lems, His close contact with the student ' ' ' ll body and the school facilities genera y he is at a mo- became such that now ment's notice able to give sympathetic ' ' ' small assistance in those multitudinous ften lague the puz- matters that so o p zled student. Truly, the Class o f 1942 has been for- tunate in the possession of such re- ' ' ' l clers as these. ligious and pedagogic ea Brother E. Anselm. F.S.C.. Principal 'Brother Felix Francis, F.S.C Vice-Principal Brother F. George. F.S.C. Registrar Ni llllll IIllAl The freshman's first glimpse of West is the Sacred Heart Shrine on the campus. The last senior activity is the recitation of the pledge to the Sacred Heart. At the beginning of the football games the players ask the aid of the Sacred Heart. First Fridays the classes recite the pledge to the Sacred Heart, asking assistance during the month and pardon for any offenses committed. We rely on the Sacred Heart to aid us in our school work. our recreation periods and our athletic endeavors. for we know that faith in Him will make us better men. Let's not forget that pledge after graduation. Q.. 1? il V - 'X Nix .f S' Fffgf. K K 2 :'.4x-xx pgrx Q , nh '31 x r - T-is 3.x - .fvknh SC.. 'ries' . Q X.. A e Y N F tkezqbxgfsgm u as 5 i fs xAs?g'k.t..-K -, n lk, E L. , ie xbn ?T,-gn Q, 553. gg Egfr W AT. X---,1:, e '- e 1 if Eff' if -x, X l 2 ', 'O-' -, - xxmi-in N ,- ' 1--Q :' .e J In -L A -- X s f ' QS 1 5' ' y K 8 7' Q . .ei-.'v Q L if v g, -.,-. M . .X J 5'-Q4 't A . 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N RW N Ag' ws.. gm . n w ' X Q 5 6,5 4 .W Ss .fl Q, . e 1' 1 :X -W X N-ig . ...auf .--Q -uv. --qv S2 ' n v x s g 3 Q k E , 5 i. 1 yn qw -1' P I ew mm. if W3 ye? I A K V H -f 1 O 'Ly ww M: . -.., K Q541,Q5Ek,gmi55gM A , pw, u . - f fi Q fr T ,L ' 'B- , We carrie eager to take ad- vantage of the opportunities offered by the Catholic educa- tional system. Some of us chose the Arts Course in order to pre- pare ourselves for a Profes- sional Career, Others, intend- ing to enter the Medical or En- gineering profession, or to pur- sue a general scientific course in college, were prepared in the Science Course. Those attracted to the business world selected the Commercial Course, in which they received a well- rounded training for the busi- ness world. They are now fully equipped to till the places Clwaiting them in some phase of the commercial world. ,ww N W I , 4- A iffffl?-f'3'f 3f 575 MKWM3. 7 , - N A -xx Wa. 51' tx ,N 0,w 'R'- r w 'QL ,L M f uv -tx s-I 1 Q O Q O r. 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Nor has this class of 45 reason to be ashamed of its scholastic rec- ord, rather, it has set a target at which future Frosh classes may well aim. A versatile class, these seniors of 45 did not confine their efforts to studying alone but also took an active part in athletics. - :fam W ms ' 1 Y THA . -1 ,ENN - W 1 l '- ' 'f , 'B' QW f 1 , if N 2 A kg sw TW 4' em, f .' vw, , . r M.,,N, 4 Q?ivE?fg ' i7 ':-w-w-'....- .. 'zwf is T D A f 1-. .g 3s . j?fs f5 4 Xf- S si 3 . 4 .I i. xkb, XQD -as gpm.. 1 4. - riff ggi,-131 5' 6 A . u z s v if W 'N , B ' x . Q I P 5, Q , fy? ' ' Y Q K , 5, fYL lk . ,sw I W I 3 2 x A ,f f .4 1 - .f5, l4agwY K . Vn, f H .. K A awk! 1,x Z. i , 1 ,f QQ k A' Je , - x S, Tgb Q J, 5. My ,J . , at N, gfffs f' 4 ' as ' . gk my - ?.. ,, , A, K ,f M 5 , 5 . UQ 5 ' 4. . 'Q ,Q 'rr' ir ms L V' 1 E51 - rr-,-.i-,.f 1 H-L, ' . r A, wi , f W. ff' S5 9 vi- .+,. 't ,- L K ifxib - ,. lg,-1 Wx, x4 L X 6 if 131 gl' uf. f as , sn,- imf s ii:4.JM, ff x ' 2 4 Z . sf -ai Sw. 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Q 5' ig Q fx X, as we , 'xg' as 'S 5, 'f6, .. ,, HG Q . x f V-X '44, as g , . --1-v'v ' M 'rl , V 4 .wg o,O's I 1 . 9 .' '. ' - ' .- 'P - '. ' A u . - A'.', - . .10 -pr -, t 1 . f N - . . . - 'Q Q . :we 9 .X k -.'v':'-, ., 4 . ,'.v , fb . . ' 4 -' A ' ' . j -, .0 F I- A . , - ' Vw 'J J I f N 'sl I ' f ' . ' 3 ' ff X 'A ' AA .R - I J Rn Q3 1 L 9 Whaf Wakeb Senior' T938 some fo Wesi Bdcic in Sepieniher, d ireshrnen eniered V irequeni phrdse Bev edqer-ev e dihoiic. The niosi eord on rnonv iondues vvos, wdii 'iii 'DIZ when were Seniors. All iindiiv roiied dround. Some o our ciossrnoies urded bv pdirioiic iervor eniisied in sorne hronch oi ihe service. The iuice box nxochine vvds os popuior os ever. Svrino hoircuis vv ere ihe sivie. More ond more donces vv ere heind heTd dh ihe iinne. Brood hrirnrned hors odorned nrxdnv o senior' s edd. The Senior Pidv proved io he one oi ihe rnosi deiidhiiui piovs in re- ceni vedrs. Nionv o. senior mode his oppedrdnce on ihe sidqe ior the iirsi iirne ior irvouis ior ihe pidv. hoier corn- rnencenieni SQGOTSQYS hrouqhi iorih sorne iine idieni irorn ihe cioss oi 'NL The rnerribers oi 'NL hdve iond since ddopied ihdi superior dir. Thev ore ihe envv oi the cidss oi 'Ab The oir oi HOUCYXOTGOCQ vids dropped oniv once ihi During ihe nionih oi Decem- her ihe Seni ' iures come hdcif. cdusind rnonv ifnodns, cg ond ex- pressions oi deiidhi ond orriusefn WML vids cerioiniv o red ieiier ved iors. ior dh sen 's veor. ' or pic rodns, erii. r IOSEPH MENDON BARNES 4350 Woodlcmd Ave. Drexel Hill. Pa. Senior Arts St. Andrew Bowling Club, '40, '42, lnter- class Basketball, '40, '41, '4Z7 lnterclass Track, '39, '40: Stu- dent Officer, '41, '42: Varsity Crew, '41, '42. DANIEL ALOYSIUS BARRON 2606 S. 68th St. Senior Arts St. Clement Student Officer, '42, NICHOLAS F. CATANIA 104 Grant Ave., Woodlyn, Pa. Senior Arts Our Lady of Peace lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '-42: Student Officer, '4Z. LEO IGNATIUS CONWAY 507 S. 48th St. Senior Arts St, Francis de Sales lnterclass Basketball, '41, '42, Maia: Tuppeny and his mon hit their xtrldo as they move down the Parkway. EUGENE IOSEPH BONES 1949 S. Redfield St. Senior Arts Mast Blessed Sacrament Art Club, '39, '41, '42p Burr Staff, '41, Dramatic Club, '4l: Student Government, '42. IOHN ANTHONY BRADLEY 5516 Paschall Ave. Senior Arts Most Blessed Sacrament Aviation Club, '39, '40: Dra- matic Club, '4Og lnterclass Track, '39g Student Govern- ment, '41, Student Officer, '42, 34 RICHARD COSTIGAN 146 Penn Boulevard East Lansdowne. Pa. Senior Arts Saint Cyril, East Lansdowne Aviation Club, '40: Debatinq Club, '42y lnterclass Basket- ball, 095 lnterclass Track, '40: Rifle Club, '40: Student Of- ficer, '42. THOMAS FRANCIS FLYNN 5065 Melville St. Senior Arts St. Francis de Sales lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40 '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, Photo Club, '40, Stn- 'J dent Officer, '4.,. DONALD IOSEPH F UREY 5443 Hatfield St. Senior Arts Most Blessed Sacrament Burr Contributor, '39, '40, '41, '42, Burr Staff, '4l, '42, Library Staff, '41, '42, Student Government, '40, '41, Student Officer, '41, '42. ROBERT IOSEPH FUREY 5604 Willows Ave. Senior Arts Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Photo Club, '40, '41, Stu- dent Officer, '42. IOHN FRANCIS GALLAGHER 5844 Carpenter Sl. Senior Arts Transflquration Band, '39, '40, lnterclass Bas- ketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Inter- class Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Student Officer, '42. EUGENE ROBERT GRAHAM 1200 S. Peach St. Senior Arts Most Blessed Sacrament Blue and White Staff, '42, Burr Staff, '39, '40, Dramatic Club, '39, '41, Student Officer, '41,' 42, West Catholic News Staff, '40, '41, '42. MARTIN IOHN HACKEF1' 5326 Cedar Ave. Senior Arts Transfiquration Art Club, '39, Bowling Club, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, Rifle Club, '40, Stu- dent Officer, '42. G. PAUL HUGHES 391 Lakeview Rd. Drexel Hill, Pa. Senior Arts St. Andrew Art Club, '39, Debating Club, '41, French Club, '41, lnter- class Track, '39, '40, Student Government, '40, Student Of- ficer, '42. IOHN CLARK KING 12 Overhill Road Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Arts St. Alice Bowling Club, '39, '40, '41, Student Officer, '42. ROBERT IAMES MALONE 244 S. 51st Street Senior Arts St. Francis de Sales B1ue and White Staff, '42, Burr Contributor, '39, '40, '41, '42, Debating Club, '42, Dramatic Club, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Photo Club, '39, '40, Sen- ior Play Cast, '42, Student Government, '41, '42, Student Officer, '42, West Catholic News Staff, '42. IOHN WILLIAM MARTIN 5845 Springfield Ave. Senior Arts Most Blessed Sacrament Burr Contributor, '39, '40, '41, '42, Burr Staff, '42, ln- terclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, Kilmer Club, '42, Student Officer, '42, West Catholic News Staff, '41, THOMAS IOSEPH MITCHELL 5424 Regent St. Senior Arts Most Blessed Sacrament Aviation Club, '39, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Student Of- ficer, '42. 35 RICHARD C. MCGROARTY 210 E. Glenolden Ave. Glenolden. Pa. Senior Arts St. Gabriel Debating Club, '42, Dramatic Club, '40, '4l, '42, French Club, '41, Kilmer Club, '42: Senior Play Cast, '42, Student Officer, '42, IOHN R. NORPEL 827 Serrill Ave.. Yeadon. Pa. Senior Arts St. Louis Aviation Club, '39, Dramatic Club, '39, '42, House Commit- tee, '39, '40, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Senior Play Cast, '42, Student Government, '39, '40, '42, Student Officer, '4l, Tennis Team, '4l. LOUIS ROBERT UETZ 5343 Webster St. Senior Arts Transfiquration Senior Play Reception, '42, Senior Play Cast, '42, Student Government, '42, F. IOSEPH SCHNEIDER, Ir. 1002 School St. Sharon Hill. Pa. Senior Arts Holy Spirit Student Officer, '42, Glee Club, '42, THE Wrecking Crew gets ready to see that loyal rootcrs qet plenty of splin- lerl from the goal posts. D. EDWARD 0'CAI.LAGHAN 5339 Greenway Ave. Senior Arts Most Blessed Sacrament Burr Contributor, '41, French Club, '4l, lnterclass Basket' ball, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, Student Government, '40, '41, '42, Student Officer, '42. IOHN F. PATTERSON 555 S. Salford St. Senior Arts St. Carthage French Club, '4l, '42, Inter- class Track, '39, Student Of- ficer, '41, '42. Hi DAVID VAN VALZAH WARD 530 S. 45th St. Senior Arts St. Francis de Sales Blue and White Staff, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '39, 40: lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Rifle Club, '39, '40, Student Officer, '42, Varsity Basketball, '42, West Catholic lvlonoqrarn, '42, West Catholic News Staff, '42, RICHARD DONALD WAY 632 Mason Avenue Drexel Hill, Pa. Senior Arts St. Andrew Debating Club, '42, Interclass Basketball, '39, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Student Of- ficer, '42. 4- VW : .1 I L' fmt: 1 ., ,QQ JK F'1Cji!l'm1Q ,h 'F' W .W . , W. V. 1 91,1 'P 49-.gp -va 0 ,-A W- w, we rw f r MQ' iam.. was-4' 1 I ff , 01 tl 1 fl AJLVWJ ' iv f V, xl W' RAYM ND FRANCIS ADAMS l 15 Carlisle Ave. Prospect Park. Pa. Senior Science C St. Madeline Blue and White Staff, '42, Burr Contributor, '42, Inter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '42, lnterclass Track, '40, German Club, '41, '42, Student Officer, '42, West Catholic News, '41, '42. HAROLD PAUL ANDERSON 380 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hill, Pa. Senior Science A St. Andrew Burr Contributor, '39, lnter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Rifle Club, '39, '40, '42: StuA dent Officer, '41, '42, Tennis Team, '39, '40, '41, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '40, '41, '42, West Catholic News Staff, '41, '42. PHILIP MARRON ANDERSON 127 Chestnut St.. Colwyn. Pa. Senior Science D St. Clement lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track '39, '40, '42. T. ANTHONY BARACKET 5707 Willows Avenue Senior Science D Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, Stage Personnel, '42, Stu- dent Officer, '42. IOSEPI-I EDW. BARRETT 121 Crestview Road Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Science C St. Laurence lnterclass Basketball, '40, ln- terclass Track, '39, '40, '42: German Club, '41, '427 Rifle Club, '40, '41, '42, Student Oi- ficer, '42, West Catholic Mone ogram, '42, 38 CHARLES THOMAS BENNETT 5632 Whitby Avenue Senior Science E Most Blessed Sacrament Aviation Club, '39, Burr Contributor, '39, '40, Burr Staff, '39, '40, Interclass Bas- ketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Inter- class Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Photo Club, 40. IOHN JOSEPH BENSON 5928 Baltimore Ave. Senior Science B St. Carthage French Club, '41, House Com- mittee, '39, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41. IAMES EDWARD IENT llltll Spdaqlleld ld. Darby. Pa. Senior Science C Blessed Virgin Mary Burr Contributor, '39: Burr Staff, '39, Dramatic Club, '42: lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '42: German Club, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '40, Student Officer, '42. D. EUGENE BOHANNON 1331 S. Divinity Place Senior Science E St. Francis de Sales Burr Contributor, '39, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40. '42, Football, '39, '40, Varsity Track, '42. IAMES ANTHONY BONNER 500 S. 45th Street Senior Science A St. Francis cle Sales Art Club, '39, House Commit- tee, '39, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, Student O14 ficer, 41, '42, Glee Club, '40: A. A. Usher, '41, IOHN IOSEPH BOTLEY 6115 Chestnut Street Senior Science A Our Lady of The Rosary lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '41, '42, Student Officer, '42. GEORGE IAMES BOWERS 6431 Windsor Avenue Senior Science E Good Shepherd lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Crew, '42. I-IUBERT IOSEPH BROGAN 4222 Chestnut Street Senior Science B St. Iames Band, '41, '42, lnterclass Base ketball, '42. CHARLES HOWARD BROWN 87 Northwood Rd. Larchmont. Pa. Senior Science D St. Anastasia Dramatic Club, '39, '42, Rifle Club, '40. Floradoru girls kick around in Gay Ninetief' Revue IOSEPI-I FRANCIS BOYLE I7l Overhill Road Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Science C St. Alice Debating Club, '42, Dramatic Club, '42, lnterclass Track, '42, Glee Club, '40, Rifle Club, '39, '40, Student Officer, '42, Crew, '40, German Club, '41, 42. IOSEPH PATRICK BRADLEY 6504 Reedland Street Senior Science D St. Barnabas Howling Club, '41, '42, lnter- vlass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, lnteiclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Swimming, '41, ROBERT IOSEPH BRYANT 137 S. 61st Street Senior Science D St. Carthage Band, '39, '40, '41, '42, Sirens, '39, '40, Orchestra, '39, '40, '41, 42, West Catholic Mono- qram, '42. PHILIP CHARLES BUCHY I7 Isobel Ave.. Glenolden. Pa. Senior Science C St. George Aviation Club, '39, '40, Bowl- ing Club, '39, '40, Dramatic Club, '41, '42, House Commit- tee, '39, German Club, '41, '42, Library Staff, '39, Rifle Club, '39, Senior Play Cast, '42, Student Government, '41, Student Officer, '39, '42, Var- sity Swimming fliflariaqerl, '42, '.','est Catholic Monogram, '42. 39 IOSEPH EDWARD BUCKLEY 125 Francis Ave.. Wayne. Pa. Senior Science B St. Katharine of Siena Bowling Club, '40, '41, House Committee, '42, lnterclass Bas- ketball, '40, lnterclass Track, '40, Rifle Club, '40, Student Officer, '4l. A. IOSEPH BULTERMAN 707 Ashland Ave., Secune. Pa. Senior Science B St. loseph Art Club, '39, '-10, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, Inter- class Track, '39, '40, '41, Stu- dent Officer, '42, LEO IOSEPH CAMPBELL 645 S. 55th Street Senior Science B Transfiquration Aviation Club, '39, '40, Banff, '4l, 42, Rifle Club, '39, '41, Staqe Personnel, '42, Student Officer, '42, DONALD WILLIAM CANADA 221 Barrinqton Rd. Upper Darby, Pu. Senior Science E St. Alice Interclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Interclass Track, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Senior Play Re- ception, '42. So he finally camo through, eh. Brother? IOI-IN EMMANUEL BURNS 2637 S. 71st St. Senior Science A St. Clement lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '39, '40, '41, '42, Student Officer, '42, Tennis Team, '39, West Cath- olic Monogram, '41, '42. E. FRANCIS CALLAHAN 6210 Cedar Avenue Senior Science A St. Carthage French Club, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, Staqe Personnel, '42, Student Officer, '42, Var- sity Crew, '41, '42, West Catholic liffonrzqrani, '42. 40 PAUL IOSEPH CAMERON 105 W. Wood St. Norristown, Pa. Senior Science A St. Patrick Student Officer, '4If. IOSEPH CHARLES CARROLL 2526 S. 63rd Street Senior Science D Sf. Barnabas Art Club, '39, '42, Aviation Club, '39, lnterclass Track, '40, Student Officer, '-ll. EDWARD IOSEPI-I CASEY 5852 Florence Ave. Senior Science C Most Blessed Sacrament House Committee, '39, Inter- class Track, '39, '40, '41, Ger- man Club, '41, '42, Student Officer, '41, '42. AUSTIN EDWARD COLL U14 Clifton Ave. Collinqdclc. Pa. Senior Science D St. Joseph Bowltnq Club. '40, '41, Inter- class Basketball, '39, '42, Rifle Club, '40: Student Officer, '41, G. MICHAEL CONNEEN 211 E. Eagle Rd. Norwood. Pa. Senior Science, A St. Denis lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42: Student Officer, '42, A. A. Usher, '42. A. JOSEPH CONWAY l034 Sycamore St. Haddon Heights. N. I. Senior Science D St. Rose of Lima Blue and White Staff, '42, Burr Contributor, '41, '42, Burr Staff, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Rifle Club, '40, '41, West Catholic News, '41, '42. CHARLES IOHN CONWAY 4414 Sansom St. Senior Science B St. Iames Aviation Club, '39, House Committee, '39, lnterclass Bas- ketball, '39, Rifle Club, '39, Student Government' '41, Stu- dent Officer, '42. IAMES MICHAEL COOPER 4535 Springfield Ave. Senior Science B St. Francis de Sales House Committee, '39, Senior Play Business Committee, '42, Student Government, '41, Stu' dent Officer, '42, L. ANTHONY COVELL 32 Sunshine Rd. Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Science E St. Laurence Aviation Club, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, A. A. Usher, '42. IOSEPH PATRICK COYLE 5527 Regent St. Senior Science C Most Blessed Sacrament Art Club, '39, '40, Bowlinq Club, '40, House Committee, '39, German Club, '4l, '42, Radio Club, '40, Student Of- ficer, '41, '42. IOHN TAYLOR CRINE 1433 S. Vodqes St. Senior Science B Most Blessed Sacrament Art,Club, '39, '40, Band, '40, '4l, '42, House Committee, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Student Government, '42. WILLIAM IOSEPH CRONIN 517 Mason Ave. Drexel Hill, Pa. Senior Science E St. Andrew Student Officer, '41, Track, '40, 41 IOSEPH FRANCIS CROWE 1726 S. 54th St. Senior Science D Most Blessed Sacrament Howling Club, '39, '40, '41, '42: lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42. JOHN MARTIN CRUICI-I 407 S. 22nd St. Senior Science A St. Patrick Burr Contributor, '41, House Committee, '41, lnterclass Track, '40, '41, Student Gov- ernment, '40, '41, Student Of- ficer, '42, Swimming, '42. IOSEPH EDWARD DAVIS 1920 S. 57th St. Senior Science E Most Blessed Sacrarneht lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Varsity Crew, '41, '42, Varsity Football, '40, '41, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42. C. IOSEPI-I DeFRANCESCO 46 N. Felton St. Senior Science D' Our Lady of The Rosary lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Varsity Football, '42, Track, '40, West Catholic Monogram, '40, '42. And let me tell you something . . and so on . . . WILLIAM IOHN CURRAN 806 W. 8th St.. Chester. Pa. Senior Science B immaculate Heart Art Club, '39, Bowling Club, '40, 1-louse Committee, '42, lnl terclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, A, A. Usher, '41, Student floverrnnent, '42. WILLIAM IAMES DALTON 5330 Kingsessinq Ave. Senior Science E Most Blessed Sacrament Aviation Club: lnterclass Bas- ketball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Rifle Club, '39, Crew, '41. 42 THOMAS MICHAEL DQLUCA 132 N. 62nd St. Senior Science D Our Lady of The Rosary Bowling Club, '39, '40, 41, '42r lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '39. '40, '41, '42, Varsity Crew, '40, '41, Varsity Football, '40, '41, Varsity Swimming, 40, '4l. IOHN IOSEPH DEMPSEY 110 Overhill Rd. Upper Darby. Pu. Senior Science A' Sf. Alice lnterclass Track ,197 A, A. Usher, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '40, Student Officer, '42. IOHN IAMES DEVEREAUX 6124 Heinhart St. Senior Science E Good Shepherd Senior Play Cast, '42. BERNARD I. DIECKHAUS 5037 Chestnut St. Senior Science E Our Lady of Victory Art Club, '39, '40, Aviation Club, '39, '40, Band, '41, '42, Bowlinq Club, '39, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, Rifle Club, '39, '40, Senior Play Cast, '42, Varsity Track, '40, '41, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '41, '42. IAM HUGH DOLAN 231 Highland Avo. Dovnlnqtovn. Pa. Senior Science B St. Ioseph Art Club, '39, Aviation Club, 39, '40, '41, lnterclass Basket- ball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Rifle Club, '39, IAMES WILLIAM DONAGHY 1434 Elmwood Ave. Sharon Hill, Pa. Senior Science A Holy Spirit lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '40: Student Officer, '42, Varsity Football, '41, '42, West Catho- lic lvlonoqram, '42. W. AUGUSTINE DONDERO 469 Wilde Ave. Drexel Hill. Pa. Senior Science A St. Andrew House Committee, '39, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Student Officer, '42. IOHN IAMES DONNELLY 6320 Allman St. Senior Science C Good Shepherd Art Club, '39, '40, House Com- mittee, '39, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnter- class Track, '39, '40, '41, Glee Club, '41, '42, German Club, '41, '42, Library Staff, '39, Stu- dent Officer, '41, '42. IAMES FRANCIS DONOVAN 210 N. Sharon Ave. Sharon Hill, Pa. Senior Science C Holy Spirit Glee Club, '41, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, Rifle Club, '39, '40, Student Officer, '42, German Club, '41, '42. I. MICHAEL DOUGHEHTY 5334 Catherine St. Senior Science B Transfiquration lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Stage Personnel, '42, Stue dent Officer, '42. EDWARD IOSEPH DOYLE 647 Foss Ave.. Drexel Hill. Pa. Senior Science A St. Andrew Dramatic Club, '39, '40, House Committee, '39, '40, Kilmer Club, '40, La Sallian Club, '41, Rifle Club, '39, Student Government, '41, '42, Student Officer, '42. VINCENT PAUL DRISCOLL 12 S. Sth St., Darby. Pa. Senior Science A Blessed Virgin Mary Bowling Club, '40, Burr Con- tributor, '39, French Club, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Student Officer, '42. 40 IOSEPH THOMAS DURNING 2241 S. Donation St. Senior Science E St. Clement Art Club, '39, Aviation Club, '39, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, Rifle Club, '39, '41: Varsity Swimming Manager, '39. THOMAS FRANCIS EGAN 909 S. 55th St. Senior Science B Transfiguration Aviation Club, '39, Hand Ball Tournament, '39, Rifle Club, '39, '40, Student Officer, '42. WILLIAM THOMAS EVANS 1255 S. Ruby St. Senior Science A Most Blessed Sacrament Aviation Club, '39, '40, '41, '42, French Club, '42, Student Officer, '42. WILLIAM IOSEPH FALLON 1216 Whitby Ave. Yeadon. Pa. St. Louis Senior Science B R. ALOYSIUS FEEHERY 1123 Serrill Ave.. Yeadon, Pa. Senior Science D St. Louis fYeadonl Bowling Club, '42, French Club, '41, Senior Play Recep- tion, '42. 44 IOHN FRANCIS FERRY 2026 Bonaffon Terrace Senior Science E St. Clement Art Club, '39, German Club, '42, Rifle Club, '39. THOMAS RUSSELL I-'IGENSHU 738 Yeadon Ave.. Yeadon. Pa. Senior Science B St. Louis Student Government, '39, '40, '42, Student Officer, '39, '42, Basketball, '41, '42. ROBERT GEORGE FLAD 629 Noble SL. Ilonlltowu. Pa. Senior Science E St. Francis of Assisi lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Senior Play Busi- ness Committee, '42, Student Officer, '42, Varsity Football, '42, Varsity Track, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42. IOSEPH DANIEL FLAHERTY 706 S. 51st Street Senior Science E St. Francis de Sales Art Club, '39, Rible Club, '39, Senior Play Cast, '42, Student Government, '42. RICHARD PAUL FLOUNDERS 5241 Walton St. Senior Science A St. Carthage Student Government, '41, Stu- dent Officer, '42. THOMAS WILSON FRENIER 118 S. 46th St. Senior Science E St. Francis de Sales lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Rifle Club, '40, Crew, '41, '42, Freshman Football, '39. RALPH EUGENE GARRITANO 6034 Christian St. Senior Science C St. Carthaqe Art Club, '39, Band '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '41, '42, Student Officer, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42, West Catholic NeWs Staff, '41, '42, German Club, '41, '42. IOHN IOSEPI-I GILLESPIE 1251 S. Peach St. Senior Science B Most Blessed Sacrament Senior Play Cast, '42, Stage Personnel, '42, Student Of- ficer, '41, '42. IOSEPH PATRICK GILLON 5415 Regent Street Senior Science D Most Blessed Sacrament Art Club, '39, '40, Band, '39, '40, '41, '42, French Club, '41, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, Football, '40, West Catholic Monogram, '42. You should have seen them iust before tht: was mapped. WALTER JAMES GEIST 319 Ballymore Rd. Springfield. Pa. Senior Science C St. Francis of Assisi Bowling Club, '39, '40, Ger- man Club, '41, '42, Tennis Team '39, Freshman Football, '39, Track, '40. ROBERT FRANCIS GILMAN 521 Rose St.. Chester. Pa. Senior Science B St. Michael Bowling Club, '40, Golf Club, '41, Rifle Club, '40, Student Officer, '42. LOUIS IOHN GIUST1 6739 Regent St. Senior Science D Good Shepherd Band, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Club. '39, Tennis Team, '39, Varsity Track, '41, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42. MATTHEW THOMAS GLENN 5513 Broomall Ave. Senior Science C Transfiquration Art Club, '39, '40, German Club, '40, '42, Student Officer, '41, '42. 4.1 WILLIAM IAMES GOSLING 377 Windemere Ave. Drexel Hill. Pa. Senior Science C St. Andrew Rifle Club, '42, Student Officer, '42, German Club, '4l, '42. TERRENCE O'H. GREENE 223 Avon Road Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Science C St. Alice German Club, '4l, '42, Rifle Club, '40, '41, '42, Student Officer, '42, Glee Club, '42, T. FRANCIS HANNIGAN 42 Hillside Ave. Highland Park. Pa. Senior Science A St. Laurence lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '42, Stage Personnel, '42, Stu- dent Officer, '42. IOSEPH EDWARD HEIM 2037 Laurel Rd., Oakmont. Pa. Senior Science C St. Denis Aviation Club, '39, Band, '40, '41, '42, Dramatic Club, '39, '40, '4l, '42, German Club, '41, '42: Rifle Club, '39, '40. '41, '42, Senior Play Cast, '42, Student Government, '41, '42, Student Officer, '39, '42, West Catholic Monoqram, '41, '42, Rifle Team, '40, '4l, '42, Some dance . . . some idk . . . tome iust walk . . . durinq the Friday Nile Socials. THOMAS AQUINAS GROARK 5637 Osaqe Ave. Senior Science A 'Fransfiquration Art Club, '39, French Club, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '4l, '42, lnterclass Track, '40, Student Officer, '42, D. GEORGE HADERMANN 48 S. Pennock Ave. Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Science C St. Laurence lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, Student Officer, '42, German Club, '4l, '42. 46 HARRY W. HEINERICHS 6226 Hazel Avo. Senior Science B St. Carthaqe Art Club, '39, '40, Bowling Club, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Rifle Club, '39, Stage Per- sonnel, '42. RICHARD DOUGLAS HELD 844 Foss Ave.. Drexel Hill. Pa. Senior Science C St. Andrew lnterclass Track, '39, Rifle Club, '39, '40, Student Officer, '42, German Club, '4l, '42. M. IOHN HENDERSON 5316 Locust St. Senior Science D Transfiquration Art Club, '39, Burr Contrib- utor, '39, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42. E. FRANCIS I-IERTIOIIN 5382 lfinquninq Ave. Senior Science C N Most Blessed Sacrament Checker 6 Chess, '39, '42, German Club, '41, -'42, Photo Club, '41, Rifle Club, '41, Stu- dent Officer, '42. IOHN THOMAS HERON 105 S. 5th St.. Darby. Pc. Senior Science D Blessed Virgin Mary Art Club, '39s Bowling Club, '40, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Senior Play Re- ception, '42. IOHN ALFRED HISLER 5344 lioulmrt St. Senior Science C Most Blessed Sacrament House Committee. '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42: Student Officer, '39, '42, German Club, '41, '42. IOSEPH HENRY HOPKINS 405 Urban Ave., Norwood. Pa. Senior Science A St. Gabriel, Norwood Bowling Club, '40, French Club, '42, lnterclass Basket- ball, '39, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, Student Officer, '42. IOI-IN ALOYSIUS IACKSON 7027 Reedland St. Senior Science C St. Clement Band, '39, '40, '41, '42, Inter- Class Basketball, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, German Club, '41, '42, Student Government, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42. VINCENT FRANCIS IACOBI 2218 S. 66th St. Senior Science C St. Clement Bowling Club, '41, House Committee, '40, '41, Student Officer, '42, German Club, '41, '42. GERALD DAVID JOYCE 6536 Kinqsessinq Ave. Senior Science E Good Shepherd Burr Staff, '40, Debating Club, '40, Dramatic Club, '40, '41, German Club, '42, Rifle Club, '39, '40, '41, '42, Senior Play Reception, '42, Student Government, '41, Varsity Track, '41, West Catholic Monogram, '4l. 101-IN IOSEPH IOYCE 6075 Allman St. Senior Science D Good Shepherd Bowling Club, '39, '40, lnter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42: Rifle Club, '39. FRANCIS IOSEPH KANE 828 Fern St.. Yeadon. Pa. Senior Science E St. Louis Art Club, French Club, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '39, Varsity Crew, '41, '42, Varsity Foot- ball, '42, West Catholic Mono- gram, '42. 47 IOHN IOSEPH KEARNEY 6 N. 50th St. Senior Science B Our Lady of Victory Bowling Club, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, A. A. Usher, '41, Rifle Club, '39, '40, Student Government, '40, '4l, Student Officer, '42, Crew, '42. MICHAEL EDWARD KELTZ 3353 Filbert St. Senior Science E St. lames Art Club, '39, Burr Contribe utor, '39, House Committee, '39, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40. ROBERT IOHN KOOB 144 Summit Ave. Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Science B St. Laurence lnterclass Basketball, '397 Stage Personnel, '42, Student Officer, '42. ROBERT RAYMOND KOOB 127 Powell Rd. Springfield, Pa. Senior Science C St. Francis of Assisi German Club, '4l, '42, Rifle Club, '39, Student Officer, '42. All-out record crowd swarms the field during the half ot West-Roman game. LIONEL IOSEPH KENNEY 5837 Washington Ave. Senior Science B Transfiguration lnterclass Basketball, '4l, '42, lnterclass Track, '4l, '42, Stu- dent Officer, '42, Varsity Foot- ball, '40, '4l, '42, West Catho- lic Monogram, '42. IOHN IOSEPH KEOGH 4753 Scmsom St. Senior Science B St. Francis de Sales Hand Ball Tournament, '39, '40, '4l, lnterclass Basketball, '39, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Student Government, '4l, Student Officer, '42, Var- sity Basketball, '40, '41, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '40, '4l, '42. 48 ROBERT MARTIN LAWLOR 548 S. Yewdell St. Senior Science C Transfiguration Art Club, '39, '40, '4l, Avia- tion Club, '39, '40, Blue and White Staff, '42, Burr Con- tributor, '42, Burr Staff, '42, House Committee, '42, lnter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Ger- man Club, '4l, '42, Stage Per- sonnel, '42, Student Officer, '42, West Catholic News Staff, '42, Glee Club, '40, '42. IOSEPH FRANCIS LEAHY 6532 Saybrook Ave. Senior Science D St. Clement Bowling Club, '4l, French Club, '42, Student Officer, '4l. GERALD AUSTIN LEE 5929 Osage Ave. Senior Science C St. Carthage Blue and White Staff, '42: Burr Contributor, '39, Burr Staff, '40, '41, '42, Student Of- ficer, '41, '42, West Catho- lic News Staff, '40, '41, '42, EDWARD IOSEPH LEWIS 4810 Springfield Ave. Senior Science A St. Francis de Sales Senior Play Cast, '42, Stage Personnel, '42, Student Officer, '41, PAUL THOMAS LHULIER 8611 Greenway Ave. Senior Science B Good Shepherd lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '407 Stu- dent Officer, '41, '42, Varsity Football, '40, '41, West Catho- lic Monogram, '40, '41. IOHN ROBERT LINAHAN 4 Englewood Rd. Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Science D St. Laurence Art Club, '39, '40, Bowling Club, '39, '40, Student Officer, '41, '42. IAMES THOMAS LUKENS 162 N. Wycombe Ave. Lansdowne. Pa. Senior Science A St. Philomena Blue and White Staff, '42, French Club, '42, Rifle Club, '39, '40, '41, '42, Student Of- ficer, '41, '42, Tennis Team, '39, '40, '41, '42, West Cath- olic Monogram, '40, '41, West Catholic News Staff, '40, '41, '42, A. A. Usher, '41, '4Z. FRANCIS XAVIER LYNCH 5730 Malcom St. Senior Science D Most Blessed Sacrament Art Club, '39, Aviation Club, '39, French Club, '41, '42. IGNATIUS F. MAHER. Ir. 803 Connell Ave.. Yeadon. Pa. Senior Science E St. Louis lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40. IAMES F. X. MAHONEY 217 Burmont Rd. Drexel Hill. Pa. Senior Science A St. Charles, Oakview Bowling Club, '40, '41, '42, Of Rifle Club, '39: Student - ficer, '42, Varsity Crew, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '41, '42. P. GORMAN MAHONEY 3902 Baltimore Ave. Senior Science A St. lanies French Club, '42, Student Gov- ernment, '41, Student Officer, '42. IOHN LEE MALONE 244 S. 51st St. Senior Science A St. Francis de Sales Blue and White Staff, '42, Burr Contributor, '40, '42, French Club, '41, '42, House Committee, '39, lnterclass Bas- ketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '40, Student Govern- ment, '4l, Student Officer, '42, West Catholic News Staff, '41 '42 ' 49 SCIENCE THOMAS IOSEPH MANNION 1236 S. 53rd St. Senior Science E Most Blessed Sacrament Aviation Club, '41, '42, Bowl- ing Club, '4l, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '41, '42, Tennis Team, '41, Varsity Crew, '42, Varsity Football, '41, '42, West Catho- lic Monogram, '42, German Club, '42. IOSEPH LOUIS MARZIANI 2528 Bryn Mawr Ave. Ardmore. Pa. Senior Science A St. Denis, Merwood Band, '40, '41, '42, Dramatic Club, '42, Senior Play Cast, '42, Student Officer, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42. STANLEY IOSEPH MILLER 6011 Elmwood Ave. Senior Science E St, Barnabas lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42. EDWARD IOSEPH MIRRA 117 N. Gross St. Senior Science B Our Lady of The Rosary Bowling Club, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '40, '41, '42, lnter- class Track, '39, Student Of- ficer, '42, Varsity Track, '40, '41, '42, West Catholic Mono- . . 1 gram, 40, 41, 42. WILLIAM IOSEPH MOONEY 2616 S. 16th SI. Senior Science E St. Monica Aviation Club, '39 lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Interclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42. 50 WILLIAM IOHN MORLEY 420 S. Iackson Sl.. Media. Pu. Senior Science D Nativity Art Club, '39, '40, '41, Band, '40, '41, Dramatic Club, '39, '40, '41, '42, Senior Play Cast, '42. EDWARD ALOYSIUS MORRIS 8534 Laycock Ave. Senior Science B St. Raphael House Committee, '40, '41, ln- terclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, Student Government, '40, '4l RICHARD GEORGE MURPHY S021 Poalridit lt. Senior Science D St. Francis de Sales lntorclass Baske Lball, '3H. F. ROBERT MCALONAN 5515 Whitby Ave. Senior Science D Transfiquration lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, Bifle Club, '39, Crew, '42. IOHN IOSEPH MCANULTY 658 Woodcrest Ave. Ardmore. Pa. Senior Science D St. Denis Dramatic Club, '42, Rifle Club, '40, Senior Play Cast, '42. HARRY CARL McCANN 1710 S. Conestoqu St. Senior Science C Most Blessed Sacrament Rifle Club, '39, '4Oy Ge-rnian Club, '42: Student Governv inent, '40, '4l7 Cwlee Club, '40, '-12. H. IOSEPH MCCARTHY 1712 S. Frazier St. Most Blessed Sacrament Senior Science B Bowling Club, '39, '40, '41, French Club, '4l7 House Coni- mittee, '39, '40, '41, '42: Senior Play Business Connnittee, '42g Student Officer, '42, IOHN IOSEPH MCGOLDRICK 1908 Belvedere Ave. S. Ardmore. Pa. Senior Science B St. Denis Art Club, '39, '40y Frencli Club, '40, House Committee, '39, '40, '41: Student Govern- ment, '40, '4lp Student Officer, '41 '-19 WILLIAM EDW. MCGRATH 5428 Kinqsessinq Ave. Senior Science B Most Blessed Sacrament Aviation Club, '40, Rifle Club, '40, '4l: Student Officer, '42. Sonlor Commercial C attends Cato- chsticczl Congress for points on Catholic Action. IAMES IOSEPH Mc!-ILDREW 7110 Paschull Ave. Senior Science A St. Clement lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, Student Officer, '41, '427 Var' sity Football, '42, West Catli- nlic' Monoqrain, '42. IOHN IOSEPH MCGARVEY 5613 Woodland Ave. Senior Science C Most Blessed Sacrament Cwernian Club, '41, '427 Stu- dent Officer, '4l. THOMAS FRANCIS McHUGH 108 E. Providence R:l. Yeadon. Pu. Senior Science B St. Pliilomenci Interclass Basketball, '40, '41g Senior Play Business, '42, Student Officer, '42. THOMAS M. McKEE 167 Sycamore Rd.. Manoa. Pa. Senior Science C Sacred Heart Art Club, '39: Band, '39, '40, Dramatic Club, '40, '41, '42g Senior Play Reception, '41, Student Officer, '42: Glee Club, '42p German Club, '41, 542: Senior Play, '42. 51 WILLIAM IOSEP1-I MCKENNA 808 Bullock Ave,, Yeadon. Pa. Senior Science B St. Louis Dramatic Club, '4l, '42, Senior Play Cast, '42, Student Gov- ernment, '40, '4l, '42. WILLIAM CHARLES NAGLE 117 S. 46th St. Senior Science D St. Francis de Sales Bowling Club, '40, '41, Var- sity Crew, '42, Varsity Foot- ball, '42, West Catholic Morto- qram, '42. IOI-IN IOSEPH 0'NEILL 537 S. Conestoga St. Senior Science E Transfiquration Art Club, '39, Rifle Club, '39. IOHN ARTHUR OWENS 213 Rhodes Ave. Collingdale. Pa. Senior Science D Blessed Virqin Mary Art Club, '42, Dramatic Club, '42, Interclass Track, '40, '41, Senior Play Reception, '42: Student Government, '42, In a quiet little spot In a comer lust of! the campus. THOMAS IOSEPH O'CONNOR 4 Stuart Ave.. Glenolden, Pa. Senior Science A St. George lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Interclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Student Officer, '4l, '42. IOHN JAMES O'DONNEI.L 5514 Greenway Ave. Senior Science A Most Blessed Sacrament Photo Club, '42, Student Of- ficer, '42. 52 FRANCIS MICHAEL PERNA 1008 Serrill Ave.. Yeadon. Pa. Senior Science A St. Louis Student Government, '40, '41, Student Officer, '42, Tennis Team, '4l, '42. JAMES IOSEPH PERRY 6232 Reedland St. Senior Science B St. Barnabas Dramatic Club, '41, '42, Infer- class Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42: Student Government, '40, Student Officer, '41, '42, IOHN LEONARD POWELL 1010 S. 49th St. Senior Scieiice A St. Francis do Sales lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Glee Club, '40, ftifl i Club, '40, Stu- dent Officer, '42. R. BERNARD QUIGLEY 5128 Hudtlold St. Senior Science A St. Francis de Sales French Club, '42, Rifle Club. '39, '40, Student Officer, '42. CHARLES MICHAEL QUINN 127 Walnut St. Clifton Holqhh. Pu. Senior Science D St. Charles Borromeo Art Club, '39, '40, Aviation Club, '39, Interclass Basket- ball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '39. EDWARD IOS. REARDON 5940 Osaqe Ave. Senior Science A St. Carthage Intarclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, Student Officer. '424 Var- sity Football, '4f, 42: West Catholic Monogram, '42. GEORGE THOS. REIDENGER 5422 Haverford Ave. Senior Science E Our Lady of Victory Art Club, '39, lnterclass Bas- ketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Inter- class Track, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '39, '40. WM. MARTIN RICHARDSON 7205 West Chester Pike Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Science B St. Laurence Art Club, '39, Dramatic Club, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Rifle Club, '39, '40, '41, Senior Play Business Committee, '42, Student Officer, '42. IAMES IOSEPI-I RODGERS 534 Mason Road Drexel Hill. Pa. St, Andrew Senior Science B Art Club, '39, Bowling Club, '42, Interclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, Senior Play Business Committee, '42, Student Of- ficer, '4l, '42. CELESTINE IULES ROMINGER 4717 Chester Ave. Senior Science C St. Francis de Sales Art Club, '39, Band, '39, '40, '41, '42, German Club, '41, '42, Glee Club, '40: Photo Club, '39, '40, Student Officer, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42 IOSEPI-I ANTHONY RYAN 232 E. Eagle Rd. Merwood, Pa. Senior Science B St. Denis Art Club, '39, House Commit- tee, '40, '41, Student Govern- ment, '40, '41, Student Officer, '4l, '42, West Catholic Mono- qrani, '42. FREDERICK I. SANDMAN. Ir. 5120 Chester Ave. Senior Science E St. Francis Cie Sales Aviation Club, '40, Bifle Club, '39, '40, '4l. 53 SCIENCE CHARLES M. SAUNDERS 551 Millbank I-Id. Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Science B St. Cyril House Committee, '41, '43 Student Government, '41, Stu- dent Officer, '42, IAMES THOMAS SHARKEY 103 Birch Ave. Bala-Cynwyd Senior Science B St. Matthias lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '4l: Tennis Team, '39, '40, '41, '42, EUGENE FRANCIS X. SHAW 1831 Cobb: Crank Parkway Senior Science D Good Shepherd House Committee, '42, Varsity Crew, '40, '4l, '42: Varsity Football, '41, '42q West Catho- lic Monogram, '40, '41, '42. IOI-IN IOSEPH SHEA 210 Lincoln Ave. Colinqdale, Pa. Senior Science D St. loseph Art Club, '39g French Club, '40g Senior Play Reception. EDW. BERNARD SHEEHAN 6121 Upland St. Senirr Science B Cwood Shepherd Aviation Club, '39, '407 Inter- tlass Basketball, '39, '40q Pho' tn Club, '39g Student Officer, '42. 54 WILLIAM FRANCIS SHERRY SII8 Upland St. Senior Science E Ctoocl Shepherd Band, '40, '4l: Photo Club, '42: Rifle Club, '39, '40p Senior Play Reception, '4l. IOI-IN IOSEPH SKAI-IAN 6132 Chestnut St. Senior Science E St. Carthage Aviation Club, '39, '40q Rifle Club, '39, '40. FRANK THOMAS STEIII. 8830 Dan! St. Senior Science E St. Barnabas Art Club, '39, '4O: Hand Ball Tournament, '39: Interclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '4Z. F. ANTHONY STRASSER 23 Golf Hd.. Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Science C St. Laurence Student Officer, '42g Varsity Pasketball tltflanaqeri, '39, '40, '41, 'f-12: West Catholic Monoe ararn, '42. IOS. PATRICK STRATTON 6029 Cedar Ave. Senior Science A St. Carthage Aviation Club, '395 House Committee, '39, '40, '41, Rifle Club, '39, '40g Student Officer, '42. IOSEPH MICHAEL SULLIVAN 28 W. Plumstead Ave. Lansdowne. Pa. Senior Science D St. Pliiloinena Aviation Club, '39, '40, Blue and White Staff, '42, Debat- ing Club, '42, lnterclass Base ketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '39, '40, Student Officer, '41, West Catholic News Staff, '4l. IAMES IOSEPH SWARTZ 230 E. Chestnut St. Norristown. Pa. Senior Science D Sl. Patliclc Powlinq Club, '41. IOHN IDSF!! TAYLOR 113-S halnqton Sl. Chester. Pa. Senior Science A St. Rose of Lima French Club, '42, Interclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '4'2: Interclass Track, '39, '40: Rifle Club, '40: Student Officer, '42, Varsity Football, '42, West Catholic Monoqram, '42. LOUIS TUCKER 922 N. 63rd Sf., Overbrook. Pa. Senior Science D Our Lady of Lourdes Dramatic Club, '42, Senior Play Cast, '42, MARTIN ANTHONY TYSKA 548 S. 52nd St. Senior Science C lransfiquration Aviation Club, '39, '40, Band, '40, '41, '42, Dramatic Club. '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40: German Club, '41, '42: Glee Club, '40, '42, Rifle Club, '39, '40, '41, '42, Stage Personnel, '42, Student Officer, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '41, '42, Rifle Team, '39, '40, '41, '42. l. IOSZP!! 'VAITIRIESTE III Prlmeo Avo.. Fokroii. Pa. Senior Science D St. George Rifle Club, '42. IOHN IAMES THOMAS 5717 Belmar Terrace Senior Science E Most Blessed Sacrament Art Club, '39, '40, '4l: Avia- tion Club, '41, Golf Club, '41, lnterelass Track, '39, '40, '41, Rifle Club, '39, '40, IOSEPI-I HARRY TORCHIANA 141 E. Greenwood Ave. Lansdowne. Pa. Senior Science A St. Philoinena Art Club, '39: Student Officer, '41, '42, Crew, '41, EDWARD M. VONDRAN 124 Green Valley Rd. Highland Park. Pa. Senior Science D St. Laurence Aviation Club, '39, '42: Rifle Club, '40, '42. ROBERT OMER WALCOVY 607 S. 48th St. Senior Science A St. Francis de Sales Bowling Club, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '42, Stu- dent Officer, '39, '42, JD SCIENCE IOHN IAMES WALKER 137 S. Fairview Ave. Highland Park. Pcr. Senior Science E St. Laurence Band, '42, House Committee, '39, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Club. 42. IAMES IOSEPH WALSH 5534 Greenway Avenue Senior Science A Most Blessed Sacrament Aviation Club, '39, '40, '41, '42, Bowling Club, '40, French Club, '42, lnterclass Basket- ball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, lnter- class Track, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Photo Club, '42, Student Offi- cer, '42. IOHN IOSEPH WALTHER 5780 Geyer Ave. Senior Science A St. Barnabas Aviation Club, '40, French Club, '42, lnterclass Track. '39, La Salltan Club, '41: Rifle Club, '40, Student Officer, '42, Varsity Track, 40, West Cath- olic Monogram, '40, West Catholic News Staff, '42, ALBERT LEO WELSH 213 Hamilton Ave.. Darby. Pa. Senior Science A Blessed Virgin Mary French Club, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, La Sallian Club, '42: Rifle Club, '39, Student Officer, '42, West Catholic News Staff, '42. WILLIAM IOSEPH WELSH 6008 Larchwood Ave. Senior Science A St. Carthage Aviation Club, '39, Bowling Club, '40, lnterclass Basket- ball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Inter- class Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Photo Club, '42, Rifle Club, '39, Student Officer, '42, 56 CHARLES LEO WHITE 3204 Sansom St. Senior Science C St. Iames Burr Contributor, '39, Stu- dent Officer, '42, German Club, '4l, '42. CORNELIUS IOSEPH WHITE 1119 Remington St. Chester, Pa. Senior Science D St. Rose of Lima Art Club, '39, Varsity Foot- ball, '40, '41, West Catholic Monogram, '4l. HUBERT IOSEPH WIEGAIID ll! Riverview Ave. Drexel Hill. !a. Senior Science B St. Andrew Aviation Club, '39, Senior Play Business Committee, '42. IOHN ALOYSIUS WILLIS 6115 Cedar Ave. Senior Science D St. Carthage lnterclass Basketball, '40, '4l, lnterclass Track, '40, Student Officer, '40, Varsity Football, '39, '40, '41, West Catholic Monogram, '40, '4l. MITCHELL IOSEPH YANAK S121 Yocum St. Senior Science A Good Shepherd lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, Rifle Club, '39, Student Officer, '42, ff' . QQ, , . 1 Xxx -,, ' 4.1 . v ' 15 11 1 V 1 Nu u in 7 v 5- xv , ' 5QNfi5?'Zf x , 's lw,.,7u, Kiwi-L' 7' - bs? ,, rf!!! 452' .vwff VA X -'... Ar. 5 XQ3' ff? Ac- X 0. , , 3? X gdgz, 7 , 'f r',P: 'f v 1 X'??1m - 'ifffQ1 gqrafgg ' '7 f A4 'ru' I' .r Lx VE, I., Q !j'i. 1 'Z Q' , , ,f . l 1 .Q . ,' ,. 1? 4. 1. 9 ff I lb fi' 7 Af 'Qi 'JC' X Ws -1 M' A ' if fa VK xp- 1 1-.m f, .-.. ,44 . gl,-whiz' s.-'IA ,H :Q f 1 h Adi : . ,,, , f why 413 ' 3. ' ww fig. T ff, J A COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL IOSEPH FRANCIS BELL 5305 Chester Avenue Senior Commercial C Most Blessed Sacrament House Committee, '42, Inter class Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41 CHARLES IOSEPH BISSELL 7409 Elmwood Avenue Senior Commercial C St. Clement House Committee, '40, Inter- class Basketball, '39, '40, ln terclass Track, '39, '40, '41, Student Government, '40. IAMES IOSEPH BLAKE 5340 Yocum Street Senior Commercial B Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40 '41, Photo Club, '41, '42, Sen ior Play Business Committee '41, Student Cfticer, '41, R. CHARLES BOHANNON 1331 S. Divinity Place Senior Commercial G St. Francis de Sales lnterclass Basketball, '40, ln terclass Track, '39, '40, 41, '42, Student Government, '40, '41 GEORGE LEO BOHS 338 N. 60th St. Senior Commercial A Our Lady of The Rosary lnterclass Basketball, '40, '41 '42, lnterclass Track, '40, Class Messenger, '42. 58 HARRY IOSEPH BONELLI 129 N. Dearborn St. Senior Commercial A Our Lady ot Victory Hand Ball Tournament, '39, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40. THOMAS PATRICK BONES 1949 S. Redfield St. Senior Commercial C Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '42, Student Government, '41, Varsity Swimming, '39, '41, '42, West Catholic Mono- gram, '41, '42, JOSEPH I-'RANCH IOWDEN 2598 Rosemont Ave. Ardmore, Pa. Senior Commercial E St. Denis, Oakmout, Pa. LAWRENCE ROBERT BOYLE 231 Davis Avenue Clitton Heights. Pa. Senior Commercial E St. Charles IOHN IOSEPH BRADLEY 5837 Carpenter St. Senior Commercial D Transtiquration lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '40, '41, Varsity Crew, '42, Var- sity Football, '41, '42, West Catholic Monogram. A. FREDERICK BRENNECKE 237 S. Fairview Ave. Upper Darby, Pa. Sxrriur Corrrrrrfircrial B St. 1.Cl1lIP11Cl' 1?11i11 111111 W11it11 Staff, '4L1: Burr Staff, '42, 11119fC1GSS Baskotbali, '39, '40, '41, '42, irrtvrvlass '1'rark, '39, '40, '41, '42, Senior Play Business Com- rrrittvw, '42, Studerrt Office-r, '41, Wrist Catholic News 311111. IOHN IOSEPH BRITT 225 Barrington Rd. Upper Darby. Pa. S1-11111r Carrirrrvrvial D St. lX1i1'o Aviation Club, '40, Harid Ba11 '1'U1lIIICI1llOIl1, '40: lrrtervlass Haskf-t1wa11, '39, '40, '41, '42, 111t0rc'1ass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Student Officer, 40, Var- sity '1'lllII'1C, '40, '41, '-42. RUSSELL IOSEPH BRYANT 137 S. 61st St. Svrrror Commercial St. Carthage 11t1.'l'C1f1SS Basketba11, '39, '40, 41, 1111GfC1GSS Track, '39, '40, 1.a Sa11ia11 Club, '42. ROBERT IOHN BUCHANAN 5408 Osage Avenue Senior Commercial D '1'ra1rs1iquratiO11 House Committee, '41, '42, 111 torclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, 111terc1ass Track, '41, S11lC'10111 Officer, '40, '41. Team, team. team. and up they go. ALBERT WALTER BROGDEN 5518 Chancellor St. 3L'l11Ul' L'1w1111r1efr'1'ia1 F '1'l'LiIlS11CjlllCl11011 111t:1r1'1ass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, 1111t1lL'1L1SS Track, '39, '40, '41, St1111011t f:0VPl'11IllP111, '42, St11111111t Officer, '42. IOSEPH IOHN BRUNO 1328 S. 50th St. 511111111 k'o1111r10rCia1 ilt. 1'l1I1l4'lS 1111 Sa10s 11111-rclass 1iaskGt1ua11, '89, '40, '-11, '42, 111twr1'1ass Track, '39, 11i11rc:1 Varsity Baskvtbali, '41, Varsity '1'1aCk 1'r'os1i, '39 JOHN EDWARD BUTLER 5938 Springfield Ave. Sorrior Commercial A Most Bie-ssed Sacrament 'Burr Staff, '39, '40, '41, 1111691- ciass Track, '39, '40, West Cat1ro1iC News Staff, '40. WILLIAM IOSEPH BUTLER 6538 Regent St. Sewior Commercial E nlocwi Sirepherd 59 !'V 'J oi' , 4' v.x,I WM. VINCENT CALLAGHAN 810 S. 51st St. Senior Commercial B St. Francis tie Sales House Committee, '39, Avia- tion Club, '39: Student Gov- fr-iment, '42, Student Officer, '42, I. RICHARD CAPPELLANO 203 N. Olive St.. Media, Pa. Senior Commercial A Nativity, B. V, M. Hand Ball Tournament, '39, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '4l, '42. LAMES PATRICK CARROLL 739 S. 58th St. Senior Commercial C Transfiquration lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Student Officer, '42, Var- sity Crew, '42, WILLIAM IAMES CASTRO 544 S. Yewdell St. Senior Commercial B Trarisfiquration Art Club, '39, Aviation Club, '40, '41, lnterclass Basketball, '39, lnterclass Track, '39, Rifle Club, '40, '4l. Wait cz minute. Ed . . . iust a twist ol that tie wing and you're all ul. BERNARD MICHAEL CARBINE 1127 S. Redfield St. Senior Commercial G St. Carthage Burr Contributor, '39: lnter- class Basketball, '39, '40: ln- terclass Track, '41, Student Officer, '4l. IOHN CHARLES CARNEY 1538 S. 57th St. Senior Commercial B Most Blessed Sacrament Aviation Club, '39, Bowling Club, '39, lnterclass Basket- ball, '39, '40, Varsity Basket- ball, '4l, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42. 60 CLEMENT IOI-IN CHAMBERS S534 Reodlcmd Sl. Senior Commercial D St. Barnabas' lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42: Varsity Crew, '40, Varsity Football, '40. IAMES ELMER CLARDY 6031 Allman St. Senior Commercial B Good Shepherd Aviation Club, '39, Blue and White Staff, '42, Burr Staff, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, House Committee, '42: Student Government, '4l: Stu- dent Oificer, '41, West Cath- olic News Staff, '42, IAMES MAURICE CLARK 130 St. Charles Ave. Drexel Hill. Pa. Senior Commercial C St. Charles lnterclass Basketball, '40, '41, '42, Interclass Track, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '41, LAWRENCE IOSEPH CLEARY 1833 S. 51st St. Senior Commercial B St. Francis de Sales Band, '39, '40, '41, '42, Blue and White Staff, '42, Burr Contributor, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42, West Cath- olic News Staff. FRANCIS PAUL COLLINS 24 Maple Terrace Clifton Helghts. Pa. Senior Commercial A St. Charles Art Club, '39, House Commit' tee, '39, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39,'4D, '42, Kilmer Club, '39, Student Officer, '41, Ten- nis Team, '39. HENRY FOSTER CONNOR S0 N. 38th Street Senior Commercial C St. Iames IOHN PATRICK CONNORS 41 N. 56th St. Senior Commercial C Our Lady of Victory Interclass Basketball, '42, Var- sity Football, '4l, West Cath- olic Monogram, '41. IOHN IOSEPH CONLEY 2821 St. Mary's Road Ardmore. Pa. Senior Commercial P St. Denis, Merwood, Pa. Aviation Club, '39, Bowling Club, '42, Dramatic Club, 40, Rifle Club, '39, Student Of- ficer, '42. IAMES FRANCIS CONWAY 1534 S. Vodqes Street Senior Commercial A Most Blessed Sacrament Art Club, '39, lnterclass Bas- ketball, '39, '40, 41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Kilmer Club, '39, La Sallian Club, '42, Student Officer, '41, Tennis Team, '39. IAMES IOSEP1-I CONWAY 1432 S. Vodges St. Senior Commercial A Most Blessed Sacrament Handball, '39, House Commit- tee, '39, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Stu- dent Government, '41, A.A. Secretary, '42. IOSEPH EDMOND CORKERY 163 Wellington Road Upper Darby, Pa. Senior Commercial F St. Alice, Stonehurst Hand Ball Tournament, '40, House Committee, '41, '42, Student Officer, '41, '42. EDWARD IOSEPH COSDEN 704 Chester Pike Prospect Park, Pa. Senior Commercial F St. Gabriel lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Interclass Track, '39, '40,' 41, '42, Student Officer, '41, '42. 61 ' Q NE In IOSEPH THOS. CRAWFORD 205 S. Springfield Rd. Clifton Heights, Pu. Senior lf7lllIIl:?iClCIl D St. Charles lnterclass Basketball, '39, 40- lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, 'A -.Z IOHN LEONARD CRESS 230 Powell Road Springlield. Del. Co.. Pa. Senior Cfmiiiiercial E St. Franfis of Assisi IOHN IOSEPH CUNNINGHAM 1327 S. 57th St. Senior Cornineiiyial Tr ai isfiquration lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4lg lnterclass 'l'ravk, '39, '-10' Stulent Government, '-112, IOHN FRANCIS CUTAIAR 1932 S. lthan St. Senior Comnierrial F' Most Blessed Sacrament Bowlina Club, '40: lnterrl is Trai,-lc, '39, '40. Let's see . . . how many did he qet correct? iOSEPH EDWARD CULHANE 5906 Trinity St. Senior Coiriniercial B Most Blessed Sacrament Blue and Wli1te Staff, 512: Burr Staff, '423 lnterclass Basketball, '40, '4lp lnterclass Track, '40, '4ly West Catiicf lic News Staff, '42, IOHN FRANCIS CUNIUS 1739 S. Ruby St. Senior Commercial A Most Blessed Sacrament Art Club, '40, House Commit- tee, '40, Glee Club, '39, '40, Library Staff, '42, 62 IAMES THOMAS DACEY 810 S. 49th Street Senior Commercial G St. Francis de Sales lnterclass Basketball, 39: Vin- sity Swimming, '40, '-il, ROBERT WILLIAM DALONZO 5855 Walton Avenue Senior Commercial Transfiquration Interclass Basketball, 129, '40, '4l: lnterclass Trask, '39, '40, '4l. IOSEPH PATRICK DALY 2730 E. County Line Ardmore, Pu. Senior Commercial E St. Denis Golf Club, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '4l. CHARLES CYRIL DANIELS 437 Copley Road Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Connnercial C St. Cyril lnterclass Basketball, '39, In- terclass Track, '39, '40, '41, Varsity Basketball, '40, '4l, '42, Varsity Track, '42. EDWARD CHARLES DARE 2822 B. Shlcldl St. Senior Commercial B St. Barnabas Art Club. '39, 40: lnterclass Basketball, '40, '4l, '42, Inter- claas Track, '39, 40. JOSEPH IOHN DAVIS 125 Walnut St.. Oakview. Pa. Senior Commercial F St. Charles Golf Club, '42, lnterflass Bas- ketball, '39, '40, '4l. THOMAS IOHN DEVER 2007 S. 58th St. Senior Commercial B Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '4l, Student Officer, '4l. EDWARD IOSEPH DIAMOND 143 S. 61st Street Senior Commercial E St. Carthage Hand Ball Tournament, '39, ln- terclass Basketball, '39, '40, ln- terclass Track, '39, '40, '4l, IOSEPH PATRICK DICK 96 Lamport Road Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Commercial A St. Cyril Bowling Club, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '40, '42, Interclass Track, '4l, '42. SAMUEL IOHN DI POMPEO 7 Shadeland Ave. Lansdowne. Pa. Senior Commercial E St. Charles, Oakview lnterclass Basketball, '40, '4l, La Sallian Club, '42, Senior Play Reception, '40, '4l. JOSEPH PETER DOUGHERTY 231 N. 54th St. Senior Commercial G Our Lady of Victory La Sallian Club, '42, Student Government, '4l, '42, Varsity Basketball , '40, '4l, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '40, '41, '42. S. ANTHONY DOUGHERTY 7143 Guyer Ave. Senior Commercial F St. Clement 63 GOWEIVEIZRCIAL WILLIAM IAMES DOYLE 2515 S. 73rd St. Senior Connnerrtial D St. Clement House Corrnntttee, '40, Library Staff, '42, IAMES THOMAS DUFFY 32 E. Washington Ave. Clitton Heights. Pa. Senior Commercial E St. Charles JOSEPH MAURICE DUFFY 2614 S. Holbrook St. Senior Commercial D St. Clement lnterclass Basketball, '4l: ln- terclass Track, '42. IOSEPH PATRICK EARLEY 5450 Belmar Terrace Senior Commercial F Most Blessed Sacrament Burr Contributor, '40, Inter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Interclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, La Sallian Club, '42, Student Government, '4l. ROBERT WILLIAM EDWARDS 5604 Warrington Ave. Senior Commercial C Most Blessed Sacrament Art Club, '39, lnterclass Bas- ketball, '42, Rifle Club, '39, '40, '41, 64 .51 WILLIAM THOMAS EMERY 1135 N. 65th St. sfvntfr Lt1IllIitPIC1Gl G Cin Lady mt Lourdes Aviation Club, '39, Housf Qztrnnlttee, '-ll, '42, lntvrclass basketball, '39, '40, '41, lntsr- Class Track, '39, '40, '4l, lliflt- Club, '39, '40. FRANCIS RICHARD ERDLEN 6518 Grays Ave. Senior Cornrnerciril G St. Barnabas lnterflass Track, '40 IOHN IOSEPH ERDLEN 5704 Windnar Ava. Senior Comme-rvial B Most Blessed Sac-rament Blue and Wltll-'2 Staff, '-12, Burr Statt, '42, Interclass Basketball, '41, Interclass Track, '39, '40, '4l: Student Officer, '41, West Catholic News Stall, '42, IOSEPH LEO FARRELL 5616 Larchwood Ave. Senior Comm 'rcial E Transtiquration lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l. IOI-IN IOSEPI-I FISHER 917 S. 46th St. Senior Commercial C St. Francis de Sales Aviation Club, '39, '40, Dra- matic Club, '42, House Com- mittee, '39, '40, La Salliart Club, '42, Senior Play Cast, '42. GREGORY l. FITZPATRICK 218 Ridley Ave. Sharon Hill, Pa. Senior Commercial C Holy Spirit l1llUlt'lL1SS Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, lntorvlass Basketball, '39, Tennis 'l'sfam, '39, '40, '41, '42, GEORGE P. FLANAGAN B237 Delancey St. Senior Commercial D St. Carthage lnterclass Basketball, '40, '41 '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42, Captain Cheerleaders, '41 THOMAS IOSEPH FLYNN 39 Keystone St. Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Commercial C St. Alice lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Varsity Football, '42: West Catholic Monogram, '42. IOSEPH I. FREDERICKSON 1431 S. 54th St. Senior Commercial C Most Blessed Sacrament House Committee, '39, Inter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42. Frank Kano'l tickled plnk with trophy received from Father Flanagan. HUGH IOSEPH FLYNN 6547 Allman Sl. Senior Commercial B Good Shepherd House Committee, '40, Student Officer, '41, IAMES FRANCIS FLYNN 5442 Pine St. Senior Commercial D Transliqui ation Hand Ball Tournament, '39, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '40, '42. DANIEL IOSEPH GALLAGHER 436 S. 54th St. Senior Commercial F Transiiquration Bowlinq Club, '39, '40, Golf Club, '40, Hand Ball Tourna- ment, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lntorclass Track, '39, '40, Rifle Club, '39, Student Officer, '42, IOHN IOSEPH GALLAGHER 333 N. 53rd St. Senior Commercial B Our Lady of Victory Aviation Club, '39, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39. 65 J fi ' i 'R Q , I, ,. ,I ,W l IAMES FRANCIS GARRITY 11 N. Church Lane Upper Darby, Pu. Senior Commercial C St. Alice llramatic Club, '41, '42: Senior Play Cast, '42, Studint GCVA ernment, '40, '4l, '42, WILLIAM MICHAEL GAVIN 5335 Chancellor St. Senior Commercial D 'Fransiiquration lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40- lnterc-lass Track, '39, '40, IO!-IN IOSEPH GILLEN 822 Yeadon Ave.. Yeadon, Pu. Senior Commercial St. Louis, Yeadon Hand Boll Touriiarnent, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40: Stu- dent Government, '39, '40. IOHN PHILIP GILLIN 6558 Windsor Ave. Senior Commercial D Gnoal Shepherd Art Club, 159: Aviation Club. 09: lnterclass Baslcetliall, '39, '40, '4l: lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '4l, '42. When good men are wanted the girls count on us. WILLIAM IOSEPH GIBERSON 108 E. Washington Ave. Clifton Heights, Pa. Senior Commercial D St. Charles, Oakview Hand Ball Tournament, 40, Student Government, '41, '42, MARTIN IAMES GIBBONS 516 S. 59th St. Senior Commercial G St. Carthage lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40. GH CHARLES EDWARD GILMORE 611 Dayton Road Bryn Mawr. Pa. Senior Commercial F Our Mother of Good Counsel lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '4O: Photo Club, '40, Student Gov- ernment, '39, '40, '4l. IOHN IOSEPH GLEASON 3430 Plumstead Ave. Drexel Hill. Pu. Senior Commercial G St. Charles, Oakview Fowlinq Clnli, '41, lntviclixss, '42, ALLAN EDWARD GOLDEY 730 Primos Ave.. Folcroft. Pa. Senior Commercial B St, George Aviation Club, '39, Hand Ball 'l'ournament,'39, lnterclass Bas- ketball, '39, '40, '4l, Interclass Track, '39, '40, A. :oem-1 eonmsv sm mf.. ss. Senior Commercial A Transtiquration House Committee, '39, Inter- class Basketball, '39, '40, In- terclass Track, '39, La Sallian Club, '42, Student Officer, '4l. VINCENT MICHAEL GHADY 5423 Pine St. Senior Commercial C Transfiquration ROBERT IOHN GREENWAY 7012 Reldland Street Senior Commercial F St. Clement House Committee, '39, La Sal- lian Club, '42, Student Gov- ernment, '41, Student Officer, '40, '42. WILLIAM JOSEPH GRIFFIN 24 N. 6th St., Darby. Pa. Senior Commercial B Blessed Virgin Mary Dramatic Club, '39, '40, '41, Senior Play Business Commit- tee, '42, Student Officer, '4l. IAMES CLEMENT GROVER 729 S. 55th St. Senior Commercial F Transfiquration JOSEPH PATRICK HAGAN 43 E. Stratford Ave. Lansdowne. Pa. Senior Commercial G St. Philomena lnterclass Track, '39, Varsity Football, '40. IAMES PATRICK HAGGERTY 1538 S. 55th St. Senior Commercial A Most Blessed Sacrament Bowling Club, '39, '40, Inter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42. D. CHARLES HANRAI-IAN 5540 Market St. Senior Commercial A Our Lady of Victory Interclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '40. DANIEL IAMES HARKINS 286 Sheffield Rd. Lansdowne. Pa. Senior Commercial C St. Cyril Interclass Track, '39 'vi, ..-,...,, V.-. 67 mf J l L EDWARD IOHN HARMER 5908 Springfield Ave. Semior C:CJl'llll'lS'-l'C'lGi D M051 Blrlssr--fl f3c1CIc1r1101.1 Bflllil, 'H197 111111511 C1J111111i111w, '39, '40, 111l'If'1fIS-S '1'1m'k, '39, '40, Vmsiw Tmrk, '40, '41, '42: W11s1 flxtliolir MV1111-Q1r1:11, '42 E. EDWARD HARTSOUGH 612 S. 48th Sl. Sferxifvr ffc,1111111r-1161411 A Sf. F1u11c'is Q10 Soles lulslrcloss Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '47, 11110rc'lGss '1'rCif1c, '39, '40, '41, 747: S1111l0111 Officer, '41. Oh, my! Did yo IOHN IOSEPH HATCH Meredith Ave. Garrett Hill, Pa. S011lOl' Cf11lllHF?ff'l111 E Si. Thomas of Vil1c111ov1:1 l111c1rc1uss Baskmball, '40, '417 1111erC1C1ss Truck, '40, '4l7 V411- sity Fombcill, '42: WPS1 6511110- lic lV1r111nqm111, '42. CHARLES EDWARD HAUCK 841 S. Cecil St. Seiiifwr CONllllF1I'C'1G1 E TlClI1SllQllfUllC7Il 158 WALTER IOSEPH HAUCK 841 S. Cecil Sl. Senor Cf1111111m'ci111 lf Tlfl!1SllCIllI'fl1l0ll IOSEPH LEONARD HAYES S126 Kinqsessinq Ave. Senior Cc,1111111Prc'iu1 C Good Slisfplwrcl llll0lC1GSS Hcislcvlivcill, '39, '405 l11101'r1r1ss '1'mrk, '39, '-10. u win all of these? THOMAS IOSEPH HEAGNEY 29 N. 4151 Sl. Senior Q90llllll1ll'Y'lIl1. B S1. lcmes l111erClc1ss Bcskwtbcill, '39, '407 l111erc'1c1ss '1'YC1Ck, '39, '40, '42, 31111111111 Offivmy '-11. IOHN IOSEPH HEALY 150 E. Marshall Rd. 512111411 1,.o111111v11'11i1 D S1. Pl1ilo111011c1 Bllll' 1c111t1111111111, .197 llllflf- class Buslu21bfill, '39, '407 111- tff-rctlriss Trcivlc, '39, '40, Varsity SW1111111i11q, '39: WF-sl Cmliolic l141111Pqm111, '39, LAWRENCE PATRICK HEALY 5934 Chester Ave. Senior Commercial D Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '39, Stu- dent Officer, '4l. IAMES IOSEPH HEANEY 5418 Reqent St. Senior Commercial C Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42. ROBERT FRANCIS IIIARN S11 Windermere Rd. Drexel Park. Pu. Senior Commercial F 1 St. Andrew Burr Contributor, '40, Burr Staff, '40, Dramatic Club, '40: Staqe Personnel, '42. i FRANCIS IOHN HEE 2041 S. 60th Si. Senior Commercial A Most Blessed Sacrament House Committee, '42. WILLIAM HENRY HIGHT 5646 Catharine St. Senior Commercial G Transfiquration lnterclass Basketball, '39, In- terclass Track, '40. DONALD FRANCIS HILBERT 446 Glendale St. Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Commercial F St. Cyril lnterclass Track, '39, Rifle Club, '39, Student Govern- ment, '41, Student Officer, '41, '42 MICHAEL FRANCIS HUGHES 2623 S. Lloyd St. Senior Commercial A St. Clement lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, THOMAS ROBERT HUYETTE 132 Seminole Ave. Norwood. Pa. Senior Commercial C St. Gabriel Art Club, '39, Dramatic Club, '39, Varsity Swimming, '41, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '41, '42, West Catholic News Staff, '42. LEONARD IOSEPH IANSSEN 5631 Pemberton St. Senior Commercial G Transfiquration lnterclass Basketball, '41, Iri- terclass Track, '39, '40. IOHN ROBERT IARRELL 7102 Guyer Ave. Senior Commercial C St. Clement Aviation Club, '39, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '42, Rifle Club, '39. 69 CQNKIIMKE L ARTHUR IOSEPH KANE 1817 S. Allison St. Senior Commercial D Most Blessed Sacrament Art Club, '39, lnterclass Bas- ketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Student Officer, '41. IOSEPH CHARLES KANE 5853 Hoffman Ave. Senior Commercial D Transfiguration Burr Contributor, '40, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '39, Var' sity Crew, '41, '42, IOHN ALFRED KELLY. Ir. 1735 S. 55th St. Senior Commercial F Transliquration Photo Club, '40, Student Ot- ficer, 42. WILLIAM READ KELLY 1007 S. 46th St. Senior Commercial D St. Francis de Sales lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, Varsity Crew, '42, West Catholic News Staff, '4l. IOHN MICHAEL KENNY 5837 Washington Ave. Senior Commercial C Transliquration lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Varsity Football, '40, '41, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '-42. 70 RICHARD IOSEPH KENNY 258 S. Frazier St. Senior Commercial E Transfiquration GEORGE PATRICK KEYES 226 S. 54th St. Senior Commercial C Transfiquration HUGE!! IOIUII mln: 4825 Chuan Avo. Senior Commercial E St, Francis de Sales Band, '39, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, La Salllcm Club, '41, '42, RALPH ROBERT LANCIANO S934 Buist Avo. Senior Commercial C St. Clement IAMES IOSEPH LAVERTY 5904 Cedar Ave. Senior Commercial D St. Carthage Burr Contributor, '40, lnter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Interclass Track, '39, '40, West Catholic Monogram, '42: Cheerleader, '40, '41, '42. THOMAS PATRICK LEE 5215 Greenway Ave. Senior Cfniiiiiwrrfifxl G lvlrwsl lilvssi-il fiuviiiiiieiii THOMAS IOSEPH LEYDEN 5543 Addison St. 51-niur Cuniiiivrciul F 'l'i in isfiquruiion llcnnl Bull 'l'ournumeni, '30, '40, lnlefrcluss Bclskeibcll, '39, 40: liitmwluss Truck, '39, '40, '41, Rifle Club, '39. IOHN THOMAS LONG 5520 Pentridge St. Svizifir l,lOIIlIIlPl'C'ilTl A Must Blessed SCIl'I'Gl!'lFl1I 'lllno and White Stolf, '42, l'ilfBIClGSS rllTGClC, '39, '4O: 'Vifesl Ccxiliolic News Stall, -ll, '42 IOSEPI-I THOMAS LONGO 6329 Vine St. Seiziui' Commercial A Cui' Lcldy of the Rosary lntcfrrilfxss Bciskelboll, 70, '40: lnlercluss Truck, '40, Are you u bulbsnalcher? Lal me give you soma liqh! on the luhiect. ROBERT FRANCIS LION I6 Harwood Drive Upper Darby. Pa. St. Alive All Club, '39, Bond, '39, DICI' inciiiir Club, '40, Photo Club, '39, '40: Rifle Club, '39 JAMES DESMOND LOGUE 244 N. Paxson Si. Swiiiui' COlIlIIlPI'PlL'll B Oni' Lady uf Victory Amt Club, '39, '40, Avicziicn flnb, '39, WILLIAM IOSEPH LYNN 3603 Meridian St. Senior Comrnercicrl G St. Dominic lnterflciss Bcrskeiboll, '40, '4l, Loi Sullicxn Club, '41, '42 IOHN ALOYSIUS MAGEE 2129 S. 57ih Si. Senior Coinniercicil D Most Blessed Srlcrcxment lniercluss Basketball, '39, '40, '41, luterclciss Track, '39, '40, 71 fx 1 , 1 A K 4' x .K:,,1Iu. A l ' 'W . ,X 51 -1 M ' ,, DW, it GEORGE FRANCIS MARTIN Broomall. Pa. Senior Comme-rcial D St. Anastasia Barwl, '39 HUGH IOSEPH MARTIN 5130 Hadiield Street Senior' Conirrrercial A St. Francis cle Sales House Committee, '39, Inter- class Basketball, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, 407 Stu- dent Government, '41, '42g Varsity Basketball Frosh, '39. Sophs get down und drill IOSEPI-I DANIEL MARTIN 7415 Buist Avenue Senior Commercial Si. Clement We HUGH IOHN MEEI-IAN 147 Lewis Ave. East Lansdowne, Pa. Senior Commercial G St. Cyril Bowlinq Club, '40, '42, Inter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42: Rifle Club, '39, '40: Var- sity Football, '41y Varsity Track, '39, '40, '41, '42 72 IAMES IOSEPH MITCHELL 6348 Dicks Ave. Sornor Corrirrrfirvial B St. Barnabas Aviation Club, '39, Blue and White Staff, '42, Burr Staff, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '4C: lnterclass Track, '39, '40, La Sallian Club, '41, Rifle Club, '40: West Catholic News Stall, '42, WILLIAM ANTHONY MOHAN 3018 S. 79th Street Senior Commercial G St. Raphael lnterclass Track, '40. er in an air raid IOHN PATRICK MONROE 1813 S. 60th St. Senior Commercial E Most Blessed Sacrcrme-r.t Band, '39, House Committee, '129. PAUL THOMAS MORETTI 6223 Race St. Senior Commercial B Our Larly ot' the Rosary Aviation Club, '40g Student Officer, '4l. IAMES IOSEPH MORRIS 923 S. 49th St. Senior Commercial F St, Francis de Sales lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Student Officer, '42, Varsity Basketball, '4U: Var' sity Swimming, '42, La Sallian Club, '42. DAVID MICHAEL MORRISON 718 S. 50th St. Senior Commercial A St. Francis de Sales lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40. BARRY IOSEPH MULHERN 909 S. 47th St. Senior Commercial F St. Francis de Sales Art Club, '39, Burr Contrib- utor, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Interclcrss Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, La Sallian Club, '42, Rifle Club, '39, Student Government, '4l. EDWARD M. MULLELLY 4623 Sansom St. Senior Commercial F St. Francis de Sales Art Club, '39, lnterclass Track, '40, '41, '42, Student Govern- ment, '41, Varsity Basketball, '40, '4l, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '40, '41, '42, IAMES WALLACE MURRAY 1646 S. Yewdell St. Senior Commercial E Most Blessed Sacrament l-louse Committee, '39, Inter- class Track, '39, '40, '41, Stu- dent Officer, '41, Varsity Bas- ketball, '41, '42, MATTHEW IOHN MURRAY 260 N. 52nd St. Senior Commercial B Our Lady of Victory Art Club, '39, Hand Ball Tour- nament, '39, I. ANTHONY MURPHY 754 S. 57th St. Senior Commercial F Transfiquration Aviation Club, '39: Bowling Club, '41, lnterclass Basket- ball, '39, lnterclass Track, '40, Rifle Club, '40, '41, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42. EUGENE LOUIS MURTER 1132 Elmwood Ave. Sharon Hill. Pa. Senior Commercial D Holy Spirit Art Club, '39, Aviation Club, '39, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '4U. RICHARD C. MQCNAMARA 5622 Windsor Ave. Senior Commercial A Most Blessed Sacrament Blue and White Staff '42, Burr Contributor, '42, Burr Staff, '42, lnterclass Basket- ball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Student Gov- ernment, '4l, West Catholic News Staff, '4l, '42, Football Appreciation Banquet Commit- tee, '41, '42, JAMES GEORGE MCALEER 5231 Woodland Avenue Senior Commercial D Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40. 73 ft in ie 'i'fi1 THOMAS IOSEPH McALEER 5409 Cedar Ave. Senior Commercial G Transfiquration West Catliolic News Staff. BERNARD EDWARD MCCABE 2022 S. 57th St. Senior Commercial E Most Blessed Sacrament Student Government, '40, '4l, '42, Student Officer, '41, Var- sity Swimminq, '39, '40: West Catholic Monoqram, '39, '40, DANIEL TIMOTHY McCARTI'IY 5414 Belmar Terrac Senior Commercial D Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '39, ln- terclass Track, '39, '40, Var- sity Crew, '40, '41, Varsity Football, '39, '40, '4l. IOHN MICHAEL MCCAULEY 1841 S. 55th St. Senior Commercial F Most Blessed Sacrament Student Officer, '42. Blue shadows and white qaxdenlua dm- inq our Sealer Prom . . . CHARLES HUGH MCCALI. 5841 Delancey Street Senior Commercial E Transfiquration lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, Interclass Track, '39, '40. ROBERT IOSEPH McCANN 1627 S. Lindenwood St. Senior Commercial D Most Blessed Sacrament Bowling Club, '41, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Rifle Club, '39, '40, '41, '42. 7-1 IOHN PATRICK McCAUI.I-IY 5812 Springfield Ave. Senior Commercial F Most Blessed Sacrament House Committee, '39, Inter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Student Government, '40. L. THOMAS MCCONLOGUE 406 Cherry Lune South Ardmore. Pa. Senior Commercial A St. Denis lnterclass Basketball, '39, A. A. Usher, '42, Student Officer, '4l. EDWARD I. McCORMICK 5820 Pemberton St. Senior Commercial G Transfiquration Aviation Club, '39, '40, lnter- class Basketball, '41, lnter- class Track, '39, '40, '41, Stu- dent Officer, '41, Tennis Team, '39, I. PATRICK MCDEBMOTT 30 S. 57th St. Senior Commercial A Our Lady of Victory lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '11 '42 w. MICHAEL 'xunsvm iw s. wma- su Senior Commercial F Most Blessed Sacrament Aviation Club, '39, Bowling Club, '41, House Committee, '39,, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, 'Hi Student Ofiimt, '41, '42 J EDWARD I. MCDONOUGH 6120 Cedar Ave. Senior Commercial D St. Carthaqe Hand Ball Tournament, '39, '40, l-louse Committee, '39, ln- terclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Club, '39. EDWARD IOSEPH Mel-'ADDEN 221 S. 50th St. Senior Commercial E St. Francis de Sales Hand Ball Tournament, '39, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40. THOMAS M. McFADDEN 5334 Pentridqe St. Senior Commercial B Most Blessed Sacrament Aviation Club, '39, '40, lnter- class Track, '40. I. IOSEPH MCGETTIGAN 1061 S. 50th St. Senior Commercial F St. Francis de Sales Aviation, '39, Bowling Club, '41, l-land Ball Tournament, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, La Sallian Club, '42, Student Govern- ment, '40, '41, '42. IOHN GERALD McGLADE 5526 Cedar Ave. Senior Commercial C Transfiguration IOHN JAMES MCGOVERN 63 Greenfield Ave. Ardmore, Pa. Senior Commercial E St. Colman IAMES THOMAS McGRAW 161 Seminole Ave. Norwood. Pa. Senior Commercial F St. Gabriel Art Club, '39, lnterclass Track, '41, La Sallian Club, '42, Stu- dent Government, '41, Student Officer, '42. 75 EDWARD HUGH MCGROGAN 173 N. Carol Blvd. Highland Park. Pa. Senior Commercial B St. Laurence House Committee, '39, lnter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Stucient Oiticer, '4l. LEO IOSEPH MCGUIGAN 2236 S. 69th St. Senior Commercial B St. Clement lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Stu- fient Officer, '4l. CHARLES M. MCLAUGHLIN 120 S. 50th St. Senior Commercial B Our Lady ol Victory House Committee, '39, '42, ln- terclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Staqe Personnel, '42, Student Government, '4l, '42, Student Officer, '4l, '42, Varsity Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Varsity Football, '39, '40, West Catholic Monoqram, '42, West Catholic News Staff, '42, FRANCIS XAVIER MCNELIS 6024 Trinity Street Senior Commercial B Good Shepherd lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Senior Play Reception, '4l, Student Officer, '4l7 West Catholic News Staff, '4l, '42 CHARLES EDW. McSHANE SS Nyack Ave. Lansdowne. Pa. Senior Commercial D St. Philomena Hand Ball Tournament, '39: lnterclass Track, '39. 76 I. HAROLD MCWILLIAMS 5639 Carpenter St. Senior Commercial A Transtiquration lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '4U. WILLIAM IOSEPH NOLAN 810 Comell Ave. Yeadon. Pa. Senior Commercial C St. Louis lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Varsity Track, '39, '40, '4l, '42, West Catholic Mono- qrarn, '42. IAMB LEO UBRIEN 6310 Greenway Avo. Senior Commercial C Good Shepherd Blue and White Staff, '42, Checker and Chess Club, '39, Student Government, '4l, West Catholic News Stall, '4l, '42, RICHARD IOHN O'BRlEN 6061 Reinhart Street Senior Commercial C Good Shepherd Aviation Club, '39, WILLIAM IAMES O'CONNOR 1954 S. lthan St. Senior Commercial G Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '4l, ln- terclass Track, '40, Varsity Swimming, '4l. EDWARD F. O'DONNELL 60 Houston Road Upper Darby, Pa. Senior Connnvi'cial D St, Cyril lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l: lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '4I. ROBERT LEO O'DONNl'ILL 6741 Linmore Ave. Senior Commercial A St. Clement House Committee, '39q Inter- class Basketball '39, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '4l. IAMES IOSEPH O'NElLL 5820 Florence Ave. Senior Commercial G Most Blessed Sacrament Band, '39, '40, lnterclass Bas- ketball, '39. IAMES EDWARD O'TORMEY 147 Roosevelt Terrace Ardmore, Pa. Senior Commercial G St. Colman At last we are on parade . . . the last IOHN FRANCIS OGDEN 513 S. 45th St. Senior Commercial D St. Francis cle Sales lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '425 lnterclass Track, '39. IOSEPH M. O'MALl.EY 7637 Parkview Rd. Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Commercial E St. Alice mile. IOHN B. PRYOR 6242 Spruce St. Senior Commercial G St. Carthage House Committee, '40: lnter- class Basketball, '40, '4l: Intere class Track, '40, '41, Student Government, '40. IAMES FRANCIS PYNE 5908 Cedar Ave. Senior Commercial C St. Carthage Dramatic Club, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '41, Varsity Crew, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42g Cheerleader, '39, '40, '4l. 77 Elin ,,r,,,,TV J, A, 'ln' in Q if, V,-Y, IOHN FRANCIS QUIGLEY 942 S. 50th St. Senior Commercial F St. Francis de Sales Art Club, '39, Aviation Club, '39, Student Officer, '42, WILLIAM FRANCIS QUINN 5119 Cedar Avenue Senior Commercial F St. Francis de Sales A. A, Usher, '4l, '42, House Committee, '42, Senior Pic- tures, '42, Senior Play Recep- tion, '4l, '42, Student Officer, '42, Chairman, Prom Commit- tee. ROBERT IOSEPH REILLY 216 Wright Ave., Darby. Pc. Senior Commercial F Blessed Virgin Mary Art Club, '39, Glee Club, '39, 39 '40 '40, House Committee, ' , : lnterclass Basketball, '40, 4l, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Student Officer, '42, Varsity Football CManagerl, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42, ALFRED IOSEPH RITCHIE 514 S. 56th St. Senior Commercial F Transtiquration Burr Contributor, '39, '40: Dramatic Club, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Glee Club, '39, '40, '41, Library Staff, '40, '41, Senior Play Reception, '42, Senicr Play Cast, '42, Student Offi- cer, '42. This is cr real meal . . . lct'l have more championships. IOHN FRANCIS REARDON 520 S. Conestoga St. Senior Commercial A Transfiguration Hand Ball Tournament, '39, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, CHARLES HENRY REDDING 1629 S. 56th St. Senior Commercial A Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '41, West Catholic Monogram, '42, Cheerleader, '39, '40, '41, '42, 8 IOHN IOSEPH RODGERS 2046 B. Salford St. Senior Commercial A Most Blessed Sacrament Aviation Club, '39, '40, Inter- class Track, '39, '40, Student Government, '40, Student Of- ficer, '39 IOHN ANTHONY RUSH 1804 S. 65th St. Senior Commercial E Good Shepherd House Committee, '40, lntwi- class Basketball, '39, ,'40, '41, '42, La Sallian Club, '42, Sen- ior Play Beception, 142, Stu- dent Government, '4l, '42, Student Officer, '4l. FRANCIS IAMES RYAN 6725 Linmore Avenue Se-ninr k.l0IltIilCl'ClGl G St, Clement Interclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, Stu- dent Government, '4l. mum A1-OYSIUS RYAN 4702 Springfield Ave. Senior Commercial C St. Francis cle Sales House Committee, '39, Inter- class Basketball, '41, Inter- class Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, La Sallian Club, '42, Student Government, '42, Varsity Bas- ketball, '39, '4O. LAWRENCE WILLIAM RYAN 713 Crosby St.. Chester. Pa. Senior Commercial A St. Michael Interclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, Student Otficer, '42, Inter- class Track, 39. THOMAS IOSEPH RYAN 420 Edgewood St. Senior Commercial B Our Lady of The'Rosary Golf Club, '42, Hand Ball Tournament, '40, '41, Inter- Class Basketball. ',40f '41, '42, Interclass 'llrackf '39, '40, Stu- dent Officer, '41, GERALD A. SANFORD 728 Lincoln Ave. Prospect Park, Pa. Senior Commercial D St. Gabriel Bowlinq Club, '41, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, '42. THOMAS IOSEPH SAWYER 210 S. Edgewood St. Senior Commercial E St. Carthage House Committee, '39, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40: Interclass Track, '39, '40, Rifle Club, '39. IOHN IOSEPH SCHNEPP 7054 Veronica Road Stonehurst. Upper Darby. Po. Senior Commercial G St, Alice Burr ' Contributor, '40, '42, Burr Staff, '40, '42, Debating Club, '42, Dramatic Club, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '39: Sen- ior Play Cast, '42. C. RAYMOND SCHWARZ 5528 Catharine St. Senior Commercial G Transfiquration House Committee, '39, Inter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '4l: lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, Senior Play Reception, '40, Student Government, '40, '41, '42 WILLIAM ALFRED SEIFRIED 138 E. Spring Ave. ' Ardmore, Pa. Senior Commercial D St. Colman Interclass Basketball, '39, In- terclass Track, '39, '40, W. ANDREW SELFRIDGE 2627 S. Lloyd St. Senior Commercial F St. Clement Art Club, '39, lnterclass Bas- ketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Inter- class Track, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Glee Club, 40, Student Officer, '42. T9 lu WM 1' 'j,z'3 476' X. GERARD FRANCIS SHEEI-IAN 4707 Windsor Ave. Senior Commercial G St. Francis de Sales Dramatic Club, '42, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnter- class Track, '39, '40, La Sal- lian Club, '42, IOHN PHILIP SIMPSON 5452 Norfolk St. Senior Commercial F Transfiquration Band, '39, lnterclass Basket- ball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Inter- class Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Glee Club, '40, Rifle Club, '39, Student Government, '41. ROBERT FRANCIS STAATS 4714 Baltimore Ave. Senior Commercial A St. Francis de Sales 1-louse Committee, '39, Inter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40. '41, '42, Student Officer, '42. WILLIAM GEORGE STEDMAN 1435 N. Hirst St. Senior Commercial G St. Rose of Lima Aviation Club, '40, Burr Contributor, '42, West Catli- olic News Staff, '41, '42, Alter all thou year! Uncle Stanley tell: us he has no dough . . PAUL LEO SMILEY 141 Hampden Road . Upper Darby, Pa. Senior Commercial G St. Alice lnterclass Basketball, '39, Avi- ation Club, '40, THOMAS IOSEPI-I SMITH 44 Melrose Ave. East Lansdowne, Pa. Senior Commercial G St. Cyril lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, 80 C. BERNARD STELLMAN 2047 S. Alden St. Senior Commercial E Most Blessed Sacrament 1-louse Committee, '39, Inter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Football, '39, '40, IAMES MICHAEL ST. LEGER B341 Kingsessinq Ave. Senior Commercial A Good Shepherd lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, Stu- dent Officer, '41, BERNARD F. STOCKMAN 1335 S. 54th Street Senior Commercial C Most Blessed Sacrament Dramatic Club, '39, '41, Stu- dent Government, '40: Student Officer, '41, IAMES FRANCIS SUFI-'ERN 4658 Woodland Ave. Drexel Hill. Pa. Senior Commercial A St. Andrew Golf Club, '41, lnterclass Bas- ketball, '40. IOSBPH ICH!! SUI-MAR W, l1ll.Itbcllt. Senior Commercial A Our' Lady of Victory Band, '41, Interclass Basket- ball, '39, '40, '41, IOHN FRANCIS SWEENEY 1436 S. Allison St. Senior Commercial D Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, Interclass Track, '39, '40, '42. THOMAS FRANCIS SWEENEY 143 Broadway Ave. Clifton Heights. Pa. Senior Commercial F St. Charles, Oakview lnterclass Track, '40, La Sal- lian Club, '42, Student Govern- ment, '41, IOHN PAUL SWOYER 128 N. Dewey St. Senior Commercial B Our Lady of the Rosary Aviation Club, '40, lnterclass Basketball, '39, '41, PETER PAUL TARABORELLI 2 Woodbine Rd.. Manoa, Pa. Senior Commercial F Sacred Heart Bowling Club, '39, '40, lnter- class Basketball, '39, '40, '41, Interclass Track, '39, '40, Stu- dent Oiiicer, '40, '41, Varsity Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42. R. ANTHONY TEODOSIO 5416 Market St. Senior Commercial A Our Lady of Victory A. A. Manager, '42. IOSEPH EDWARD THIEI. 2213 S. Hobson St. Senior Commercial A St. Clement lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l. ROBERT THOMAS TODD 7052 Reedland St. Senior Commercial C St. Clement Aviation Club, '39, Dramatic Club, '39, '40, '41, '42, Glee Club, '99, '40, Senior Play Cast, '42, 81 l IOHN AUGUSTA TRAINER 718 Lindale Ave. Drexel Hill, Pa. Senior Commercial D St. Andrew lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42p lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, Student Government, '40, '41, Varsity Football, '41, 42, VVest Catholic Monogram, '42 HARRY IOHN VANDERSLICE I7 Wellington Rd. Upper Darby. Pa. Senior Commercial D St. Alice Bowling Club, '42p lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l, '42: West Catholic Monogram, '42, JAMES THOMAS WALKER 1136 S. Paxon St. Senior Commercial D St. Francis cle Sales lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, lnterclass Track, '39p Varsity, '40, '42: West Catholic Mono- gram, 40. PHILIP IOSEPH WALLS 517 Ninth Ave. Prospect Park. Pa. Senior Commercial G St. Gabriel lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Interclass Track, '39, '40. Football banquet quests qo into a hud- dle lor speech material or something. T. IAMES VANDERSLICE 17 Wellington Road Upper Darby, Pa. Senior Commercial D St. Alice lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '4l. IOSEPH EDWARD VAN KIRK 5416 Belmar Terrace Senior Commercial C Most Blessed Sacrament Rifle Club, '40: Student Gov- ernment, '41, '42 82 FRANCIS ARNOLD WARD 5719 Cedar Ave. Senior Commercial E Transfiguration ANTHONY IOSEPH WASILITZ 506 S. Hancock St. Senior Commercial A St. Stanislaus House Committee, '39, '40, Student Officer, '39. THOMAS IOSEPH WATSON 5434 Regent St. Senior Commercial C Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '4l '42, Cheerleader, '4l, '42, West Catholic lVlonoqrarn, '42 F. WILLIAM WEBSTER 2527 S. Ashford St. Senior Commercial C St. Clement THOMAS IOSEPH WILLIAMS 65 Lexington Ave. East Lansdowne, Pa. Senior Commercial E St, Cyril Bowling Club, '40, House Committee, '39, '40, Rifle Club, '39, Senior Play Reception, '42, Student Government, '40, Student Officer, '40. F. RAYMOND WOELFEL 36. E. Washington Ave. Clifton Heights. Pa. Senior Commercial C St. Charles Borromeo Ban, '41, '42, West Catholic Monogram, '42. They camo. they saw. and some knitted . . . while George Washington Slept DAVID IOSEPH WESTON 5334 Greenway Ave. Senior Commercial A Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40 '41. Here. ROBERT FRANCIS WOODS 5660 Belmar Terrace Senior Commercial A Most Blessed Sacrament lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, lnterclass Track, '39, '40, '41, Student Officer, '42, A. MICHAEL ZARRILLI 147 N. Edgewood St. Senior Commercial A Our Lady of the Rosary lnterclass Basketball, '39, '40. HJ ln tracing our four years at West let us follow the progress of one of the schools typical students. Perhaps he sat in front of you in study, possibly the cheers of thousands spurred him on to gridiron greatness, mayhaps he was and is your loyal and lasting friend sharing with you the fun and pathos of our school daze, possibly, he was yourself. At any rate, come with us and watch the miracle of evolution as playful kids grow to manhood only to become kids again. FRESHMAN September lst, the long-waited day has fin- ally arrived and loe Awkward passes through the portals for his first glimpse of West . . . Brothers Francis de Sales and Thomas extend welcome . . . Bashfully he throws glances at Brothers and upper Classmen . . . Mister, could you tell me where the swimming pool is? '...l lSure, Freshman, it's just over the audi- torium, Go down to the end of this hall and AS Wt Stl turn left, etc' '... Tardy Detention begins Honest, Brother, the walk's killin' me' '... l-le burns midnight oil as first-quarter exams come up . . . Pope Pius Xl dies, and is succeeded oy Cardinal Pacellias Pope Pius Xll . . 4 Hitler takes Lithuania, Mussolini takes Albania and Oh, how we murdered Deep Purple . . . Ca - bl? if 7 ,..i Ferdinand makes a big hit . , , Swimming Team sinks all competition . . . New York World's Fair opens . . . 33 rescued from submarine USS. Squalus, 26 go down . . . Everybody cries over 'Boys' Town , . . Track team is supreme . , . 'Boom Service true rib-tickler . . . Spring is in the air . , . Final tests are completed , . , Our Hero is here to stay . . . Well, at least for another yearl SOPHOMORE Familiar faces are missing as classes split up , . , Hank Sophisticate is lord and master over the lowly Frosh . . . Brothers Gregory and Francis de Sales are administrators . . . Our first night game . , . West O Roman 7 . . . Wee Bonnie makes a big hit with Oh Iohnny . . . Brother, this earthworm must be a moron. l can't find any brain.' 'i.. All Souls Day . . . Gone With The Wind is the talk of the town , . . and nation . . . Democrats celebrate Thanksgiving . . , Team is beaten by educated toe as we drop this one to West Philly, 97 4 . . Republicans gobble gobbler . . . Soph l-l are basketball champs . . . Bob Dougherty carries to West on April lst and subsequently fools the league's coaches . . . Good Bye, Mr. Chips makes a real impression on us all , . . The skies are growing blacker but all's well as he licks ignorance to become a touted Iunior. ll UW IUNIOR The temples haven't started to gray but the frolicking Frosh shows definite signs of serious mindedness . . . Brother Azarias moves in as Principal . . . Brother Francis de Sales is new Director . . . That ole gang of mine have taken different routes . . , Arts . . . Science . . . Commercial . . . Football under Dougherty tutelage takes league into camp . . . Seniors' pictures cause spontaneous combustion at photographer's studio . . . 158 is first number drawn in Selective Service . . . Good Bye, Dear, l'll Be Back ln A Year . . . Roosevelt is nominated for third term . . . West 0 Frankford 13-Ouch! . . . News returns alter five years' absence as West's most popular publication . . , lggie Wolfington joins us as Dramatic Coach . . . BMI-ASCAP still at it . . . Windsors drop in at Miami . . . Plato Studio our hero, concocts hydrogen sulphide during chemistry period . , . Superman still going strong . . . Plato is caught making Chesterfield oxide in the fire tower . . . I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire' '... Supreme Court refuses to issue copy- right for Women's hats . . . luniors abuse oft- campus privilege . . . What privilege? . . . Philadelphia Story centers Nation's attention on our own home town . , . All American Burr has coming- f--- out party . . . Roosevelt puts' Christmas holidays . . . Mid-year exams . . . And he thought Commercial was easy . . . loe DiMaggio hits in 56 consecutive games . . . And The Hut Sut Song is the hit of the nation . . . Plato views See My Lawyer three times . . , As an usher . . . And we are promoted to the Senior Class. SENIOR The hour glass is 314 empty and fast running out.. . . Dignity is the word of the day and we try hardest to impress frosh and fems. Brother Anselm returns after nine years to become principal and Brother Felix Francis assumes vice principal's duties . . . Prof, V. F. Hess, Fordham U. says end of world is only 2,000,000,000 years off . , . Prof. Lynch doubts it . . . largest freshman class, 663, cavorts before Sophs . . . Social life hits jackpot with dances on gym floor . . . did she wear her sneaks ? ? ? . . , Classes conduct assemblies . , . Glacier Priest, Father Hubbard addresses alumni . . . Team is red hot on hottest Oct. 4 on record C8807 this time at St. Thomas More's expense 14-6 . . . Philuf Prestige passes shorthand test . . . '41 yearbook awarded All-American honors . . , Senior pictures Click with recipients of same . . . O Yeall . . . News still running off the presses . , . Chicago 'chutist leaps 31,400 ft .... Sixteen thousand fans leap 32,000 ft. as North goes down to the tune of 20-0 .... George Washington Slept Here . . . More sore pups as gasoline curfew continues . . . Remember those Thursday afternoons at W.C.G.H.? . . . lust like a blind date . . . Ho- Hum, South Catholic 13-0 . . . 'Gators jive again as A.S.C,A.P. ends musical malady . . . Roman Catholic 6-West 19 . . . First quarter exams . . . Seniors shave Cfinallyj and have pictures taken . , . West 0 McAfee High 0 . . . Who do they think they are, anyhow? 'P ? . . . Stubborn Preppers succumb too, 13-12 . . . Catechetical Congress of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine at Philly . , . West 0 West Philly 0 . . . laps bomb Pearl Harbor and we harass Harrisburg, 31 to 0 . . . Rumors of Mid- April Graduation go the rounds . . . She gives us a wallet for Christmas and then proceeds to keep it empty . . . Corridor track team lumb- ers on . . . A1 Uminum is drafted . . . Remem- ber Pearl Harbor. As students at West Catholic. we pass with mingled feelings through these stately portals. Some of us are truly elated at the prospects before us. a few are dis- heartened, but most of us experi- ence no definite emotion at all. However. all this changes as we near graduation. United. we look forward with apprehension to our last days as students at West Catholic. sv-.- 4 ! 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 4 I 1 1 1 1 1 x I Y s P 1 1 4 1 I I I I ,ff WL. N ? ' v 'xfa x 4 N. Z N ,. mm- a v , 'Y' 1 F U .f fl! l Q' U 81 Y ,YJ 'I M ' QR! M wg '65 A '1: wg Q As' 'QQ E- 1 5 i A 1 ' z S WH -N.--. ,i I Am, .-.-., . M K? YJ! x A ' af' f 'si if' 1558 ef 5 Vw we -Q 3' X . ASM l 5 g 3' i 1 . A , LL XL L . I ig Mf A Q. ,ag 1. wg .w ? YT' if fx I in -Q H ' f sr .7 .. v A Z fx 1 . 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L f ' ' V' X 'Q 'Q K l rr wifi! -'4 u 'U ' 5 v hun-v - X A 1 w ' , s -N x, -3:1 ,M ,J g.iA1j:, 'Q x .N IHI Illll CP' 5 EUGENE GRAHAM Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Richard MacNamara Gerald Lee Anthony Conway lames Lukens Raymond Adams Contributors - David Ward, lames O'Brien, Robert Malone, lohn Long, Leo Welsh, Philip Buchy. Secretarial Staff-lames Mitchell, loseph Culhane, Iohn Erdlen, Albert Brennecke, Robert Edwards, Charles Daniels, Iames Clardy. Editor Graham checks over the dummy. Associate Editors Ward. Adams. and Conway plan their writeups O'Brien. Lukens, Welsh. and Long. the sports writers. check word count. WHITE Malone. Conway. MacNamara. Lawlor. Furey. and O'Brien pour over rival yearbooks. Between the covers of this book are the results of months of preparation and hard work by the Blue and White Staff. Always before us was the de- termination to make this year's publi- cation better than any which preceded it. All have worked hard to achieve this aim. Each member was given certain top- ics about which to write, and as some of the activities finished late, it was necessary to work doubly hard in or- der that the yearbook would be com- pleted in time for early distribution. However, the cooperation of all was magnificent and- we hope our goal has been reached. Q Lee and Adams looking up the class history. Writing up the material seems to be an easy task to Long. Graham, and McLaughlin. f 'X' ff XJ S. fi? Gerald Lee, the amiable News Editor- .1 The Art Stall: Lawlor. Cleary, and Harte, compare illustrations WEST lIAl The two thousand and some odd Burrmen who received the first edition of the News late in September saw Wests official organ reduced to tive columns as compared to last years sixecolumn sheet. This diminution in area, however, curtailed none of the enthusiasm which the student body exhibited as each succeeding number was circulated. On the contrary, the reaction was better than last years-since only the most news-worthy stories received space. ln order to quench a thirst for highfschool journalism the editorial staff attended several press conferences in the Philadelphia area as Editor Graham lays down the law to his assistants. Reporters spend a busy ahemoon doing research work. in-Chiel. corrects the galleys. SPC-'ffl MacNamara examines Murray's Book Reviews. ,iA1..', .ln 3- K :am N I, CQ . KX. K WEST ll U ti t U Conway and Reilly flash late copy to typists Culhane and Mitchell. it 11-,f N N cfm.-.',,1,, Senior editor Los giving cx law hints to underclussmen Stroup lmll,il,1Nl:1f,Q 12ffff'ff51iirifX,iffwn.-il1..,,. f..,,,,,, H and McGurvey. ' A .. ...-. ,LI'n7f..','g-gy.:-,..i.ifffLf!f' I., . Y., ,,, -1... I- I C lg W S fg7LT7t.fL gij1g,, A Q JST' 'f-'fin , .. t -.::',gg5f wfb..,,,, well as the P, S. P. A, convention at Harris- -Q , -4 mi .Q,. ,.,L, ,,'., I Y Y 'W l3i'73lIL: r,:f burg in November. The result was a well bal- ' f'QbViifiifL,',Lfjf 'i , W anced conglomeration of features, interviews, X l i ff-2f'L,?::- -' cartoons, humor, etc. silQ,5,fQi- ' .i ., ,,.flf1..,.'irf .... ln February the senior staff turned the News :B 'ffff if ' , I' W ' f ff over to the juniors who ably edited the four , ,--. M1 ' final editions. ' f , Thus, the busy afternoon activity, which is H' I so prevailent in Room 12 is silenced for an- i iv.1,i.'ffQ'Q,fQ::f:L-if other year and one of West's outstanding Ex- ' A tra-curricular activities marches on. j , r i,,,,,,,h.'f ' And so, to bed with volume five of the West :ff'iiffQ,f1 f I-ut-f,..,,,' A I' ' milflilfl' Catholic News. Mollenhcxuer and Stroup check assignments as Lawlor looks on. Senior typists Culhcme, Mitchell, Erdlen, Clardy and Brennecke pound WMV I X n,,,l,,m. 'lr mn,-m. uhlvm, lHl THE BURR continued to span new horizons and the long- awaited arrival ot the 1942 edition was greeted with a burst of Ycongratulations, The many comments of the members of the student body were indicative of their approval and complete satisfaction. Selected from a plethora of material, the stimulating articles etched indelible thought images on the retina of the mind and just a cursory glance through the magazine's pages proved the hrilliancy ot the artistic expression which helped to bring the printed themes into reality. The modernistic cover, designed by Robert Lawlor, won the enthusiastic approval of the student literati, This year the editor, Richard MacNamara, emphasized our own Philadelphia and our clairvoyant contributors came through in spirited style with articles on Horn and Hardart's, Connie Mack, Iohn Wanamaker .and William Penn, Other articles included everything from Modern Art to The Evolution of the Umbrella. There was no dearth ot fiction-on the contrary potential authors literally swooped down on us with stories of all sorts. inn-K magazine Editor MacNamara draws ideas from former Burrs. Feature writers: Keamey. Conway and Ad- ams obtaining information tor Burr articles. Schnepp and Stedman receive assignments from MacNamara. Associate editors Mollenhauer, Murray. Stroup and Reilly get together to discuss contribu- tions. LITERARY STAFF Richard MacNamara .......,,....,....,...,... Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Eugene Graham, '42 Edmund Stroup, '43 Gerald Lee, '42 Charles Mollenhauer, '43 Philip Murray, '43 Bernard Reilly, '44 lohn Martin, '42 Art Statt Robert Lawlor, '42 Raymond Giles, '43 Frank Scully, '43 Iames Harte, '44 lack Croft, '45 Raphael Garritano, '42 ' Secretaries Robert Edwards, '42 Iohn Erdlen, '42 Ioseph Culhane, '42 Iames Mitchell, '42 CL60llf Cl! Al' d Lee. Reilly and Graham peruse texts in last minute check-up. Lawlor. Garritano and Scully assured success of Burr with their talented brushes. Finished nroduct is admired by Graham, Mac- Namara, Lee and Conway. Bards: Duffield. Martin and Furey add poetic flavor. Hhs and Ohs evidenced aplenty as class messengers call ior long-awaited Burr Maga- zine. I .iff A- ' f nr' . 4 MAn,l:ulN1: no li Incnnrn .. . 3 uuanhn mg W 'J 4?1 15?a A 6 5- ISMW Q.. wx .,' Q ian-- Q 3 f , .D W ,J 2 Q' V '- 2 an N A 5 F14 , ' 4 A - g. , w ' -4-4. 1- .A 2 ,ff 'I 5 '55 ,?t.Q'K 2:51 5 P575 35' ' ,E V3 -' 5 fu 2 1 'f 0-ni-+ X-J-Ld-X'?f.f.i. ... .- , -A 4.4 1 cg,-up at , , , ., L ' ' 1 4 ut ...f ,T , 'M xx K K ,' . K 'X 2 1 Q , - - n . ff x ' X XX 0 j X fi 5,35 ,vt x 'X'g-K f u if N lp tin i r. 5.1 Qi N i 1: Vi Nl x ai 'why' Sy.: 'ff ' 154 -Elm M fa ag , 'Q b -s, K .+A P Qi9'4 '?fS, ,lf.f5. R ' W 5 'J ,' T K 'As'W'3,VV ' -il - wi?5'7 W 5 fix Q f!sQ T. v --4.. QOSM1 Nuns.. 'nu my 's-4 A 9,915 -. FTIYW 'W ,. J, xiibiftsjifggff-1 - -J. P9 . P, '. '-.,Ia1 xf '. gi'-Q12 5'3'a1'55 . X f w 1 f 'J.. A vk. X ' -A ' W ' LE? int? - . , . N-. THE SHUW MUST lillll . Drama at West Catholic has again brought about a most productive and entertaining social year. This season the student body con- tributed a larger share to the activities than they usually did but the Dramatic Club still bore the brunt of the effort and received the lion's share of the praise. The individual students made their bids for fame as they took part in numerous playlets and impersonations presented during assembly programs. These programs were produced by each home-room and were greatly appreciated by all who had witnessed them. Many poten- tial greats in the dramatic field were also uncovered by these most amateurish programs. As the end of Ianuary approached, work in all departments had become a feverish race against time. However, all concerned rose to the occasion and successfully met the demands made on them and the play, George Wash- irigton Slept Here, went down as one of the greatest Senior stage productions in West Catholic's history. ,,f -if 52 x 'L - W' fig E33 w V N' 'L 4 12 V . -. 1 -S: ,- . 4, '.,. - 39 ' , '-F '. 11: r 4 .AH --- . ,V . ,Y 5 V YE! - V llflv ' a!f'a' ,',- 'Lis rv' ' 'Wu' ,ygizp I in gl M 'Flaws'-9 I .hh 'H' if X ,b fHfSlAl3f The title of our twentieth Senior Play, l'George Washington Slept Here, presents a misleading idea of this annual entertainment. During the progress of the play, the fact came to light that Washington never had slept there, and certainly no one in the audience had any inclination toward slumber after the opening curtain. The stimulating action began with Newton Fullers purchase of a dilapidated Pennsylvania farmhouse while laboring under the delusion that Washington had once slept there. His wife, Annabella, was greatly discornforted, and . 151 . mi - X, .-. , this personal conflict provided hilarious scenes throughout the play. Mr. Kimber, the rural caretaker, and Raymond and Uncle Stanley, guests at the Fullers, present most of the farcical, side-splitting comedy assisted by hu- mor from Rena Leslie and Sue Barrington. The play was enthusiastically acclaimed by all who witnessed it and our own director, lvfr. Wolfington, said that the cast did a splendid job and succeeded in egualling if not surpassing the senior plays of the last nine years, Certain' ly such praise is sufficient proof that George Washington Slept Hefef' will not be forgotten in the annals of West Catholic history. President Collins conlers with Mulvey and Fisher. ll SAllIAN lllllll The La Sallian Club, principal coordinators of Catholic action and devotion to St. Iohn Baptist de La Salle throughout West, began its third year of existence at West with the laying oi plans for the ensuing school year. The salient activities ol the club were: the food drive for the poor at Thanksgiving and Christmas, the poster contest, Wattis Plan, Toy Mission, As- sembly programs and the celebration ol St. Iohn Baptist de La Salle's feast day. Club meetings were held in the La Sallian Clubroom which room also served as the work- room. For the first time in the club's history, Freshmen and Sophomores were admitted. This was done in order to better acquaint them early with the club's numerous activities. Mulhern, Hush. McGettigan, Dougherty and Kimble prepare lor weekly meeting. Kelly McManus. Hillerty. Di Pompeo and Bowen give finishing touches to posters. Rocks Welsh and Walsh total Wcttis Plan retums. xx in Wig 'lx ' 'NYY ix SYf,j,,:fiDQ. Q. .gf 1 ,M , xi' . , S rx Y ' 1 I 4 . n 'mmm if-.TQ X ,AMQW , ijjf., I - ' 1 My-X4 N, A , fx, 'z ' .. , Hi J' W in 1 .Mx QmW.T? f1n N ' 7 xv ,. . .WMS 1.-Mani. 4 fm 3 X ,Q A X if E ,Q ' A -fg'H.qS:g'3 A .'5XQ - W4 X v 1 .X ' I V W N, W. -4-..., .., ., . Y .-' fy QQ , if l f 5 1 - W '- K , ff . g, , ' gg-df . . - ' , N 5 . X xr, FEQW , Q . Q f s ,I 'I ' X., f New , ,nd av is s 1, ' Q -.W . M , U, ..f,r, 'V ,V QW..- W E Toner demonstrates art of camoullaging. Planes take shape in library workshops. Iifff' 'fM HHN' ARIS 81 CRAFTS The Aviation Club has soared to new heights. During the year many meets were held to de- termine endurance and distance of flight un- der the direction of Brother Damian, moderator. The meetings were enlivened by discussions on the fundamental parts of the motor, plane construction and allied topics. The highlight of the year's activities was the model exhibit held in the library. The introduction of defense courses caused many senior members to withdraw. Prio-r to the beginning of these courses Mr. McDonnell, a senior, acted as president, and McClane and Stout were representatives from the under- classes. Artists express temperament in clay. chalk and oil. After a lapse of three years, the Art Club began to function again. The accomplishments were well deserving of commendation. Lectures on how to draw posters, how to space letters were well attended. About Christmas time new members began adding their names to the role, which increased from thirteen to twenty. The great influx was due mainly to the work done in clay modeling and plaster work. Thus the name Art Club disappeared and the new name, Arts and Crafts Club, replaced it. The club members exhibited 20 pieces of their work at the University of Pennsylvania Cultural Olympics on February 7. Craftsman gets clay ready for plastic work. 1 ' , 1 ,'kx f. g,3gQ.YE,Q5,5 'giigzfml' QK4:5F.v,i'?,f' '-g..a,r-gg ' ' BGL :U W3 , gm 'Ag-q 1' K 4 5,51 ' if , M155-mf-:'f : ' ' - ' v 'Rf in gifs lm W3 ,, .W 1.15. ,, .QU , . .k,f Q K .im M. K , , , F 4 , . s ' W ' Qggw Q 1 ' ?'3Wf49 - if Q5 'is vw! 45' Q, N sd y .Lf w Q. X N, W fs R W . ' Max sf 4.19 I, 4 f . f .. X y ? ,1r9iff7f Q 'A wwf-'Q 'Q-wi lx fy K ' I ' ' , 1: I sfmslt x Lia: Kita my . 4 QM 5 ff 1545 B vw 4' 4 g 'fi V 'gh ' I , u 4, 'W XXXKXYXNXXXXEXXEREXHX F 1 -gig xv' ?gg X ,JZ xx 'H ..,.,.a-an J' X ,Z ' t 'L..Cw -. if ,ra HNKSMEN West Catholics golf team teed coming 1942 golf season on Marc 17th at Paxon Hollow. The Burrs have a ver fine nu- cleus for their team in Francis Co an and Edward Loughlin, Iunior holdove rom last year. Other golfers winning a b year's team are Seniors Iohn T Davis, George Coneen, and Tom Edmond Kaelhoff, Eugene Daly' Ioe O'Connell and Rocco Along with public school was an added feature-a new idea in its first year. posed the other teams at courses were used during Sandy Run C. C., located at other Paxon Hollow C. C. At the end of the season phy will be awarded to Medals the King's Club. to high scorers ment. Monday, April Thursday, April Monday, April Thursday, April Thursday, May Wednesday, May Monday, May Thursday, May Thursday, May of 20 Z3 27 30 7 13 18 -'WJ ln'ff',,., SWING Al 6 the on this , loseph and Larkins, Iurliors. there League, a team op- twice. Two one at and the picture tro- of the league by also be awarded Catholic tourna- .Melrose C.C. Paxon Hollow . .Holmesburg Catholic. .Paxon Hollow Catholic, . ,Paxon Hollow Tulloy-Secane Thursday, Iune Catholic. . . .Sandy Run Paxon Hollow Paxon Hollow . . .Sandy Run , dl, ,-P'-3-Irma L ' qyhol 440, 5 s 112 -3 Nw mf 5 ' 4 wg, f 95' -A C If xi WW .QM J fl- 5 Q ZW- 'isnt TQ J I I 1 f is 1 ..l 7 4 I r I f ,r i f QI 1 f Eff if r I lv lt W XXX M Q NNN XM WAX ' 4 J 1 'O B 1 nv H uf-,uw K ,,,.- Wi?-'-Q :wil wx m ix mr '- S AIS-.aiwml ,,,. , bi wifvt mg . , su t. TRW is kr 1.3 vi L ,, , -w,,H95 N. 5219 im u W '03 ' 4: '., f .,u 'J .,.- ,- .s uk aw' 1 Q A Q EES' mu f Ali? is f Jov ' qgx,1f'5'Ww .I 'Ma AT 'E' V f nfl-I4 1 '4 . - X .1 W .4 .. 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West Catholic started the 1941 football sea- son with two regulars from 1940 back, Paul Lhulier and Iohnny Willis, The outlook was none too bright and the shadow of a great 1940 team still hung over the school. lt Wasn't long, however, before students began asking them- selves, lust what can we do this fall? Cer- tainly we could only guess and wait for the opening game on September 27th at Southern Highs new stadium. This provided additional interest because West was,out to avenge 1940's Southern triumph. This brings us up to the opening game of the season and the beginning of West Catholic's 10-game undefeated winning streak. West Catholic. 7: Southern. U. West Catholic received the opening kickoff and after losing the ball to Southern they took it the second time and drove 77 yards for a score. With Iohnny.Wi1lis and Whizzer White alternating the ball-carrying chores it took the Burrs only seven plays to reach pay dirt. lohn- ny Willis took the ball over on a deceptive re- verse. Willis also booted the extra point. West Catholic. 14: St. Thomas More. 6. The hottest day of the season found the Burrs failing to open up until they found them- selves behind, 6 to O, late in the second period. The first quarter featured a punting duel be- tween Pat Connors and lack O'Connor. Whiz White intercepted a Green and Gold aerial and from the Burrs' forty and a long pass, Willis to Kane, brought the ball to the Tommies' nine- yard stripe. Willis then tossed another one, this time to Donaghy, for a second score. West Catholic, 20: North Catholic. 0. ln their second league match the Burrs swamped a very poorly manned North Cath- olic. West scored very early in the set-to and had easy sailing from there in. second. Willis slowed up-for cr W Q 5 f L .l ' - Y. 4 ,W F'-uv ,K if ff Rf- if ., 5 L14 ihswf mf' Y ll IAKESHAM Wlllllf Il Leo Dillon scored on the sixth play of the game after lohnny Willis escorted the pig skin to the Falcons' five on a nice sixty-yard jaunt. Only two plays had elapsed when Kelly, the Falcon left halfback, tried a quick kick. Tom Mannion broke through and blocked the kick and Ioe Davis recovered on the two. Willis galloped over for the Burrs' second score on the next play. Willis also added his second extra point of the day. On a neat twenty-one yard dash, Leo Dilloi. lugged the ball to North's two. Willis then bat- tered his way over for the Burrs' final score. West Catholic, 19: Catholic High. 6. 25,000 spirited fans witnessed one of the wildest and wooliest games ever played on the vivid green turf of Municipal Stadium when the Blue and White grid machine crushed Catholic High, 19 to 6. The Burrs registered their fifth consecutive league win when they downed the Purple and Gold to hold first place in the Catholic loop. Davis, White, cmd Kenney pause on faculty steps. With Willis and Dillon carrying the brunt of the Burr drive, West moved the ball to the two-yard marker. From there Leo Dillon went over for six points. Willis' try for extra point was wide. After bringing-the kickoff back to their own forty-five, Catholic began a sustained drive covering fifty-six yards for their only score. With lim Friel slinging passes all over the field, the Cahillites finally tallied their six points when left-end Conlon was on the receiving end of one of the passes in the end zone. Our second touchdown was scored by Leo Dillon who took a reverse from Willis, and with Frank Kane doing some splendid blocking, circled the left end for another six points. Willis then added the extra point from placement. ,..+,vrnr3'--fm mfg. Y 2'i'iIi5 is-eelllllj S 5 H S ' l .hge X, Q 71 , M ' X 4 if 1 .nm-rang 3- : 1 ri m1srmmqn rf l' i. IL 5 5 ,fs- 1' Sllllll SIIPPIIRT .... Before Roman Catholic had a chance to catch their breath, West had scored again. Carney White knifed through tackle, cut back to the sidelines and ran across the last chalk mark unmolested. West Catholic, 21: La Salle, 6. Out to avenge their only defeat of last year, the Burrs swamped La Salle by the score of 21 to 6. West scored first on a plunge from the four- yard line by co-captain Iohnny Willis, who also added the extra point. On only three plays after West kicked off, the Little Explorers sent Iohnny McMenamin around left end for a 33-yard touchdown romp. The try for extra point was blocked. A beautiful 32-yard scamper by Leo Dillon to La Salle's 6, a five-yard penalty and another plunge by Dillon gave the Burrs their second score. Willis again converted. In the final frame, Pat Connors intercepted one of Iohn Mlodzianowski's aerials and trotted 19 yards into pay dirt. Willis converted for the third consecutive time. West Catholic. 13: South Catholic. 0. A tough South Catholic eleven was the fourth straight victim of a championship bound West Catholic team. lt was a quick scoring play in the opening period which really spelled their defeat. On eleven plays after the kickoff, West had scored. After an exchange of punts, Lionel Kenny recovered a Pirate fumble on South's 15-yard line. Willis faded to pass and finding -nm- QQ P no receiver, tucked the ball under his arm and scampered into pay dirt. The game see-sawed back and forth until late in the game Pat Connors ran 42 yards to the Orange and Black 3-yard line. In his It must be funny-well, at least to Kane and Bradley. 45 ...AND WE Vl lllllH Hatch. Flad. and Donaghy-a threesome of gridiron stars. third try, Iohnny Willis again scored. Willis also added the extra point. West Catholic. 0: St. Iohn's. 0. On a very brisk afternoon, the Blue and White gridders were held to a standstill by an underrated St. lohn's eleven. Time and time again the McAfee brothers, loe and lim, bat- tered the Burr forward wall in a desperate attempt to score, and each time they were beaten back by a determined West Catholic eleven. lt was a pass interception by Frank Temple that stopped the first threat. A stubborn line took care of the second, and a blocked kick by Tom Mannion gave the Blue and White their only breathing spell. West Catholic.. 13: St. Ioseph's, 12. West Catholic has done it again. This tirne, by eking out a 13 to 12 victory over the Hawk- lets, we have gained another Catholic league championship. Pre-game pep talk by Coaches Dougherty and Brennan. West started early, and on a sensational play, a long pass from Willis to Bradley, netted 6 points. Capt. Willis' placement was wide of the mark. Late in the third period Pat Connors inter- cepted a Hawk pass and ran thirty-three yards to the two-yard stripe. Reds Dillon carried to pay dirt from the five and I. Willis made the winning point by converting the kick. The St. loe's offensive clicked in the fourth quarter and with Welsh running and McTamney pass- ing, they scored twice. But due to the great playing of Co-Capt. Lhulier, who blocked both extra point attempts, their attack was success- fully repulsed. West Catholic, 0: West Philadelphia, 0. Before 43,000 unenthusiastic fans, West dead- locked Western for the City Championship. The 49th Streeters' offensive was almost en- tirely blocked and the game was played de- fensively by both teams. The Burrs started off slowly and didn't get clicking during the whole game. Much of the play was in our territory with Flad, White and Connors kicking for West Catholic. West made six first downs to West Philly's four, but these were made mostly by the air route with White passing Hey. come back herel v H . -rr 'N ' in .- v- ' viii! 1 ' 4-irsii lyliami' . L sl x ' J, u 'Q '-'1 ' 'nv .-s , NM ' . ' . -' 4 cftnx 0. - ' ' 'V .Y '7' 3 r S X .xqffvb 1 fi ,QV-iii r-.QQ Nt xQ vp ,H .Sl'u'L,, we and Bud Kane and Bud Dillon on the receiving end. Our closest touchdown surge was ended by the final gun with the ball on Western's twenty-fivefyard line. West Catholic, 31: Harrisburg, 0. ln a post season game with Harrisburg Cath- olic, West Catholic had a field day. The Burrs turned on the razzle-dazzle and scored on the fifth play, and collected 3 other 6-pointers in the first half. The Burrs were superlative, The running attack was sensation- al. Dillon was exceptional with 3 touchdowns and several pass interceptions to his credit. Willis passed to Kane for one touchdown, Pat Connors exhibited wonderful broken field run- ning with a 35-yard gallop on an intercepted pass. Congratulations are due to the whole team for that wonderful afternoon's work. They excelled at every attempt but special credit should be given to Iohnny Willis, Bud Kane, Pat Connors, Corny White and Bud Dillon. After 2 championship teams out of 2, Coach Dougherty has shown to the most skeptical that he i-s a fine coach and a great leader of boys. May the best team win. Well.-now let me see-, ponders Flynn, as Shaw and Dillon listen. Two against onel Is that 'Beans' up there? -Mannion, L. Kenney, and McEldrew. My thafs a smart windsor you have, Temple, quips De Francesco as Taylor looks on. I il 'Q ,f N 5 rg Q ,Q 'QQ if in gg x et 4, ,-F: W Q 'tix B i 'X my 5h 9 N X' r F .Q W , y ' W' .Q-xR9 .w5 wf X if mfg, W V 1 ' W M f , ,J 5 f Q5 .Es 'Y gg H131 W 4? r RQ f 1 'K A . -If 1 ' M if I ' '58 ,a ff 9 3 n...f ,, A U gf 'Q ,f f 4 ik 3? , g, L vf, Q X X f i Q I oz? K BA BJQ Stxqv VN 2 , K gg JQM- .W it fy, if A as f'a'N 'U'4v Burns was fouled while shooting and made good both foul tries tying the score. Here 'Nltirplit' made good another foul followed by a quick held goal by Burns. Then Capt. Keogh hit the cords with but 50 seconds remaining to leave West one point behind. With 20 seconds made good on a foul shot to take scoring hone ors in this game, Again West showed that it possessed stuff in the next North Catholic game, A victory was necessary lor them to be eligible for the play' otts. Many hopes were dashed when North led lett, lvlullely had a shot that went in and out again to break everyones heart. However, Shepper intercepted one ot our passes and scored a lay-up with two seconds to play. After losing the La Salle game West was con- ceded little chance to reach the Shaughnessy playeolts. But in the next game West started a streak that was to bring praise on the team and earn them the nickname Comeback Kids, This next game was against the Purple and Gold ot Roman Catholic who were riding the crest of a threefgame winning streak. West played one ot the best games of the year and won 27f2l. High scoring honors went to lack Mcllnroe with 9 points. West swamped St. loe's in the next game 34-l8. Diminutive forward Slugger O'Hal- loran hit the cords from the lloor tour times and Williams passes to Leonard in annual game with West Philly. Slugger steals ball from Prep. This unusual bit of action oc- curred in the game with Sal- esianum. 7-5 at the quarter and l2-9 at the halt, Beginf ning the second half North scored on a set shot by Kuntz to boost their lead at the end of the third period to l7-l3. The lireworks started f McEnroe sank a layfup to bring West within two points ot North. Then two shots tapped in by Mac tied the score, and West went ahead l9-17, With approximately one minute remainf ing West's Captain stole the ball and dribbled half the length of the tloor to clinch the game. West's chances hit a snag when they trav- eled to Wilmington and lost to the Sallies in the last couple of minutes 29-25. West led most of the game but the Sallies got hot in the last quarter and won by four points. W. C. returned to winning ways by trounc- ing St. Ioe's 31-16 in the next game, As in the first game the little forward O'Halloran was high scorer. West won a surprise victory over St. Thomas More 32-28. This game, as was the first game with them, was a nip and tuck affair, St. Thomas leading most of the game. However, West went ahead 29-28 on two field goals by Dougherty. Then Keogh sank a technical foul with but a half minute to go to clinch the game. An extra field goal was added for good meas- ure by the ever-present Dougherty. West's fighting team next downed South Catholic Pirates 27-25. Like the game with the Golden Bears, West trailed to the last quarter. Captain Keogh pulled West through to win 27-25. Keogh was the outstanding man in this game scoring l-4 points. By winning the game West tied for fourth place with North Catholic. It was decided to play off the tie in the Kenny Gym the night after the South Catholic game. i i i A t I'll bet 'Doc' comes up with the ball. Brother Anthony sinks a left handed lay up lack Keogh ln the play-off game West completely swamped North in the first quarter ll-3 but North fought back desperately in the next pe- riod to lead at the half l7-15. Rallying in the third quarter West picked up one point to stay close behind North. With two minutes remain- ing and the score against West 29-26, Ioe Dougherty, who scored 16 points in the game, made two field goals to put West ahead 30-29. Drawing South Catholic as the first oppo- nent in the Shaughnessy play-offs, West ended l the Pirates' three-year reign as Basketball Champions by winning 35-29. West led the whole game except for one moment in the third quarter when Charles Hannan flipped in a field goal to put South ahead l8-l7. How- ever, West gradually pulled away in the final quarter. Mclfnroe, Mullely and O'l-lalloran led the scoring parade for West, each with 9 points. ln the Championship game with La Salle, l. DAVE WARD 2. BRUD DANlELS 3. BILL THOMAS 4. ELK MULLELLY 5. IACK MCENROE 6. HM MURRAY 7. IACK CARNEY 8. IOE DOUGHERTY IO. TOM FIGENSHU West, evidently tired from playing four games in seven days, lost 28-23. West scored first but La Salle went ahead at the first quarter 8-3 and never relinquished that lead. West pulled up enough, though, in the last quarter to give La Salle a scare but Shepper sank a lay-up to clinch the game. West closed the season by defeating Iohn Bartram in the preliminary game .between the winners of the Catholic and Public Leagues. 9. SLUGGER O'l-IALLORAN ,i1ir:'i'?xs.,.-ll '- it Tuppeny and Dunn light it out for a place on the team. For the first time in eighteen years, West Catholic starts a track season without lack Glascott. For almost two decades Mr. Glascott turned out winning track squads and in 16 of those years West Catholic won the Catholic League championship. Many fine stars have been developed by lack, notably, Iohnny Maher, Iohnny Di Carlo, Frank McKernan, Harry Keefrider and many others. This year our track squad is being coached by Brother D. Iohn, our Athletic Director. Assisting him is Hughie Bracken, who will have charge of the Dillon out in front again. 0 0 0 0 0 I- I M ' B field events. The 1942 outlook is promising in- deed, with many of last year's stars returning. Among them Captain Eddie Mirra, Leo Dillon, Frank Spence, Chris Murphy, Bernie Dieckhaus and many others. INDOOR This year's indoor season was a brief one. West participated in only two meets, the Penn A. C. and the Washington meet. The Burrs fin- ished second in the former meet. St. Thomas More was the surprise team that finished first. Down at Washington the Burrs did very well, That's putting your loot in it right. Pete. Take itl Now golf' As O'Connor passes the baton to Mina, m .A-..ii.l. Capt. Mina fights it out with O'Connor and Currie for the lead. SIRI GIHH winning the meet and giving a great perform- ance. West garnered sixteen points. At Wash- ington our mile relay team took first place. If the showing in this meet was any indication of any success this year's prospects the out: door season should be a great one. Leo Dillon and Bernard Dieckhaus were both impressive. MILE This year the candidates for the mile are Bob Bohan and Fred Harmer. There are also two promising Iuniors, Robinson and O'Del1. Charles McCreary, who ran the mile last year, SIAMI A has been switched to the half-mile. Taborelli and McCreary ran the mile in Washington, fin- ishing sixth. MILE RELAY ln recent years West Catholic has always had a crack mile relay team. In fact a few years ago West's mile relay team, then com- posed of Keefrieder, Dunbar, Di Carlo, and McCarthy, came within a half-second of tying the world's record. These boys have all been graduated and the team of '42 therefore has something at which to aim. The four runners of Don't drop it, boysl Mina to Spence. Tuppeny takes it in stride as usual. lt's Dillon again ...--f-f Ughl moans Taraborelli, as he Bob Flad getting ready for the big Shot putter White hurls along one as heaves the shot put. meet. track star Dieckhaus looks on this 1942 team have been chosen from among five boys: Capt, Ed Mirra, Leo Dillon, the foot- ball star, Spence, McCreary and Dunn. The prospects are bright, for in comparing the time of different teams in indoor meets during the past winter, we find that West's team has the fastest time. Undoubtedly West will get a great deal of competition, especially from North Catholic and St. Thomas More. However, with the West Catholic spirit behind them, these boys should give an excellent account of themselves. FIELD EVENTS The chances of our winning the Catholic League this year are directly dependent on how our field men come through. In the Col- lingswood meet our field men scored by six and a half points compared to the lerseyites' forty-seven and a half points. From this can be clearly seen the responsibility resting on the shoulders ot our veterans, Dieckhaus, Tuppeny, Dillon, and McCreary and our new men, Giusti, Buinnio, Daniels, White, Murdoch, O'Henry, Flad, and the Dunn boys. With so much green material, our coaches, Brother D. Iohn and l-lugh Bracken, have guite a job, but we think they are capable and that they can raise these prospects into championship calibre. SPRINTS West Catholic has always been known for its excellent sprinters and 1942 was no excep- tion. Leo Dillon, last year's sprint king, retained that title by again capturing the l00 and 22O. However, this was by no means a one- man team. Charles Agnew, Tom McGrath, Lou Guisti, Bob Manifold, Lionel Kenny and George Woods, a sophomore, were making it hard for all opponents. Chris Murphy, who won his let- Off with the gun-Pete Taraborelli, nf 5... XM Yell louder. Icrckl Walter Harrington takes the hurdle. Agnew slides in Up cmd over with pole-vaulter Tup- peney. ter as a sophomore, was lost to the team for the season because of an appendectorny op- eration. ln the Collingswood meet, Leo turned in the exceptionally last times of lU,l and 22,8 in the century and 22U respectively. HURDLES The timberftoppers really made themselves known. With Bernie Dieckhaus leading the way, until he fractured his ankle, they were unbeatable. lack l-larrington, Bill Dunn, lim Tuppeny and Tom McGrath all took turns in showing what good hurdlers are made of. Tuppeny and Harrington each placed second in the Collingswood meet, The loss of Dieckf haus was sadly felt, as his work in the outdoor season was expected to surpass his excellent job done during the indoor season. The rest ol the team took up this slack, however, and really went to town. Happy landings. Whiteyl McGrath takes a high one. I Myl that ground seems close-well. at least to Brud Daniels. Gilpatrick jumps live feet eight. :ff 1 c E 1 V . nt Q X 'K rAv-. ZZ WYSXX WHY. SX YM WW WX Wx Q.- BIIRNIN Ill' During the l94l 42 season, Burr inernien were backwashed into third place in the Cathf olic League by North Catholic and St. Ioseplis Prep, respectively, two mighty teams who are annually favored to win the league. We reached our position as a result of seven wins and five Hdunkingsf' Our natators did not con- sist of individual stars, but were a well trained and balanced outfit. As the season waved on our tanlcinen sub- merged every league member with the excep- tion of the Falcons, Preppers, and the Little Explorers. In the freestyle events, lim Dacey, lohn Bot- ley, lim McSweeney, Francis Higgins, and Cape tain Iim Haines, frequently carried our Blue and .S-Q-I Ni, Il, Team-Gilligan, Botley, Fleming, O'Connor and Bones congratulate Mullins on a swell race i 5 P lHl WAllll White to natatorial victory. Our butterfly men were Bill O'Connor and Tiny Ioe Mul- len. Bill Fleming, an outstanding sophomore, and Bill Mullen, a returning letterman, were considered two ot the best backstrokers in the league. In fancy diving we were represented by lack Morris. The Medley and Freestyle Belay Team of which Tom Bones was an occasional anchor man, were selected from other members of the team. The Quartet was Ed Magerr, Iohn Mc- Gettigan, loe Gilligan and lack Ludlow. ln the National Catholic Championships at Villanova, West placed seventh in a tield of ten. At Hutchinson Pool, West took fourth place in the Individual League Championships, Bill Fleming was our only medal winner by virtue of second place in the backstroke event. SWIMMING Catholic League Schedule W.C. OP. W.C. OP. 30 . .La Salle Prep ,.... 36 l3. . .St loseph's Prep. . .53 ...St Thomas More. . ..St. Ioseph's Prep. .. 4l 25 ...La Salle Prep..... 19 47 38. . Roman Catholic, . ,28 25 41 44 21 28 . , ,North Catholic. , , .36 .South Catholic ,... 17 . .Roman Catholic, . .25 , St. Thomas More. .22 . . North Catholic. . . . ., South Catholic, . ., 38 30 49 41 44 The Relay in action. Manager Phil Buchy chalks up a point for West. The team yells encouragement from the sidelines. Fleming iinishes first lap ot medley relay as team- mates wait their turn. Mullin cmd Fleming churn the water with the back- stroke. Lett to right standing: Edgcombe, Leighton. Higgins. Fleming. W. Mullen. Magerr. I. Mullin. Morris. Bones, . . 1. '. 5 is 9' I Q V' li '?' Gilligan. Dacey. j fam, ,,. Coach Ioe Alessi hands out C1 few tips to crew pupils. HSHlllH Wt Since the arrival of spring, a squad of ap- proximately thirty West Catholic oarsmen has been working out daily on the wind-swept Schuylkill. Coached by Ioe Alessi, co-winner of the Canadian doubles last season, the Burrs are quartered at the Penn A. C. Boathouse. Alessi, a West Catholic Alumnus, is being ably assisted Up cmd overl West's crewmen prepare to take to the waves for the first time. HUARH UT by another West Catholic graduate, Coleman Boylan, and they are both looking forward to a good season. On Saturday, May l6, the crews long tedious hours of practice were rewarded with the win' ning of the Stokesbury Cup, lt was the first time in eight years a West Catholic crew was suc- cessful in their guest of this esteemed trophy. iv- wm . ' Af.. -nf t . M D. Q 'Thu - . 4 .7 ' M.. yxlkx.. .. N-N' wsu-V W. m.w,3mg,m. .,... --f YQ.-QM 1 mfxw-ww . . XL' X -'N 5 - --N 'L WN A -N., . i VN Am A 0' 'L X X -1 W4-Y. - Af' -, N.. WW. K M' .Q M 3- L gmG1.,X..,.m..W M Y A A f Q M... , V fm... -X ..-,nf I ' , M' WM M ff . - --rims' w mqwf x. Mw- NMM. .. ,x!,A x W N . i',wNL . W WEN? rw. W+Q?wz'1. - A QW 'W W ...W 'www SM N-.,,ML kkwh K ' A X'-A if A W MM N, ink - .. M wk M MWQ. K '-...W A . .V .W . -ry. KX K W 30 K ' X M W w-ww.. A 3 -Nmgyxx. 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Although not a headline sport, much enthusiasm was evident on the clay due mainly to the bright pros- pects for a winning squad, Last season showed a good record, with third in the Catholic League, and a total number of individual victories in the Scholastic League greater than any previous West team. With three returning Varsity letter-men the squad lived up in this way: Captain Anderson, Wermuth, Lukens, Duscavitch, Althouse, Ha- genbach and Kelly. The two seniors, Andy Anderson and lim Lukens, and the two man- agers, Frank Perna and Ted Lewis, are seniors, the others are juniors. The team began tuning up as soon as the courts were put into shape under the watchful eye of the moderator and coach, Brother Michael. Although this is a premature writing, West's easy victory over St. Thomas More in the opener on April 22, gave some hope for a Catholic League title after a four years' ab- sence. Lukens takes cr high lob at the net. Is this tennis or golf. Doc? Wermuth digs one out of the court. Senior Managers Lewis and Perna work hard lor their W. C. Kelly delivers u buckhcmd as Ryan covers Devine at the net nv' A-',..-ns' I f, - . ,,,,,g-,, Q , V 4. tw, 4 K ,.,. , V, LL 60557.-wh , . Y naw: 1 ,' s A 'f,- N fqgfgn j is w Slat!-Liwi Ji :V i l. Meehan, Mahoney, Vanderslice and 3. Brother Thomas and the champs make Barnes show that winning form. a check on the score. Vanderslice, Wal- I I 9 S A 2. Another champ trophy for West. Champs covy, Murphy, Dick, Meehan, Barnes and of Catholic League: Walcovy, Meehan, Ma- Mahoney. honey, Murphy, Vanderslice, and Barnes. 4. On the way to a strike! Walcovy, the pin boy, looks on. S 'I' R I K E ' To tfie Victor Belongs the Spoilsf' This old adage prevailed at West Catholic, when on March 19th the West Catholic bowling team dropped the North Catholic bowling team from a two-year reign atop the Catholic League. North, champions of the Catholic League for the past two seasons, needed only one more championship in order to gain permanent pos- session of the M. A. Bruder Trophy. lt was the first time in the four years' history of the league that a West Catholic bowling team has won the championship. At the beginning of the race, West showed little promise of the form it was to display later on. At the end of the first halffthe stand- ings showed West in second place, with North finishing first. With the opening of the second half, West dropped its first match to the red- hot North team and things didn't look any too bright for West. But beginning with the second match, and continuing to the end of the race, West won every match, This left the standings in a tie, North with the first-half honors and West with the second-half honors. ln the cham- pionship match, West defeated North by 31 pins. The team consisted of lim Mahoney, the only holdover from last year's team, Ioe Barnes, Hugh Meehan, l-larry Vanderslice, Ioe Dick and I. Murphy, the only funior on the team. Robert Walcovey was the teams manager. Mahoney was the standout bowler on the team, and won the individual scoring honors in the league with an average of l8O. Sweaters were awarded to the members of the team for their splendid record, and for fin- ishing second in the state tournament at Har- risburg, team members were awarded medals. ' 7' Q3 , -- ur W P' 'T ' .f-as 'Q iv VQ, 1.1 . s '- - 9: ' ,.-N 5. ly, 'G 'E I9 'fx A R arf ' ' ' 2. ' ,. ,Q .1 - 4: 0 , ,pn Er F BV yfl in VM.. QQ2.. Q ,K ' . I ., gy, A V 13 ,111 W Y- A: QPR, , 4' vw is my A -- di 4+ Q al ,Qs v W, ,AMX 'WXQ if o ?'Qf'fNf'lT,, X 2 . S-. gx.. is 4 .kv f i. . . ffw 'V,fQ.,7w,,..f H, , -W? ' 3 'L -tv :- A .J 'S-' 7' V 'EQ' ' PV 'il f ., ,. f we M , Q.-f-Q -Q , . Q 1 rv 1 X, . 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Bob Dougherty . . . ln action again . . , a Wrecker of Catholic League tra- dition . . . a coaching 'ltwo-year-old with two for two on the gridiron . . . add to his pigskin accomplishments that sudden spurt to play-off glory made by his court squad . . . the sum total is Bob Dougherty, football and basketball head-man hereabouts. Fritz Brennan . . . Maker of those great rush lines behind which Dougherty's wiles operate . . . forward walls which hit nearly as hard as Fritz used to , . . and still does on occasion . . . builder, too, of that crack basketball jay- vee combination of the past season . . . a perfect grid complement to Bob is Fritz .... Coach Dougherty cracks the whip in the first spring practice. M l Mr. Mais giving a few hints to Bones. XFX Bracken before one of the meets Mr. Brennan gives first aid to an injured gym student. Flad gets a few pointers from Mr. Obi! COCLC 2:5 Hughie Bracken . . . Shares the task left behind by lack Glascott . . . in itself this is a tribute . . . with track the main warm weather dish at West . , , with the past to live upto . . , l-lughie has himself a job . . . wach him fill the bill, though . . . Lou Mais . . . lndefatigable worker . , . let the material at hand be a steady worker at an unheralded of a young team t it may . . . d reaches us her years . . . wha mployment . . , Wor to Burr standards of ot e now on the way up Mr. Brennan cmd his sister, Molly, ' evening at home. SP end u quiet P herty and his family tar Coach Doug tbcll field. I-away from the foo from it all. Home after a busy day g Mr. Bracken. 063 fx: T' fl is A ,ll t Q '4- an fr' 4 Q , 5 I. . , I ,H - nib' :Flip '?-'al , pg,-p 74 .s 'lf A AVA'- v 3 w 1 hw fi n ,+R 1 1 , J X' Nl. Mfg -----. H A I 4' 1 4 Q v 1 I ,.-w a A at ff C ' 0 I K, can A ,Ag 55 -f . .... 459 fy W , 1. v - L K' Y - ,4 9' 5' , r Q 4' 'S H I 1 'sf -z' I Q, . we 1 ' R 1 i 3, f , .U- if I 4 A ,. kms. 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Quiet settles over the closs os the monotone begins ogoin, The Brother suddenly cdlls on Pete who is dqydreqming ond misses the plqce. The clqss is soon side-trqcked by ci discus- sion on the mornings news. Enough is enough ornd the Brother brings us bqck to the present. However, there is olwoys one in eoch clqss who qt this criticql juncture throws up his hond, hoping to prolongkthe discussion. Thinking thot the question deols with his subject, Brother nods to the boy who in turn qsks q question on the morning's news, Not wishing to refuse the boy's question, Brother politely onswers this query ond then tries to proceed with the lesson. He cqlls on Bill to oinswer q question, but poor Bill is in the midst of the Encyclopedic Britqnnicof' ond didn't heor it. Seeing the cciuse Brother decides thot he would like Bill's compcrny thot qtter- noon, much to the young mqn's chqgrin. But before Bill con sory o word, the bell stops both him ond the period. That was Europe. Careful, nowI This sketch shows . . ,,'.,, '.-. ,-tr ,ll f' 1 f.. -H- ,sv 'gfgf' f . U '. , . fag ff N I 'Y Y ...ma N! 4 1- 4 4 ff' fx Q Wi 5 t I U af, 7.1 Q if . A 55 yqlfkf 'A gf' 557' , ,iii L I E :z 355?+ , S 3 l gf' ' 1 4, by 43 ' ' ' , ug Sf if ' V. 4:5 , 531332: ,, 5 ww- Q I Q 1 is M -1, V vi 'wld' 1 I X af Ei 55 P-I Q I i y, L qu, ia. lt's not so much what we did in our classes but what we did between classes that We re- member after we leave school. During our Freshman year we ventured into the halls with fear that some Senior would pounce on us or trample over us in his rush alike ag! to beat the bell. We much more preferred the security of our own classroom where the only danger we might face would be a suspicious look. But after our first year at West we out-grew this fear. Our five-minute periods were our big social moments. We would see a chum passing in the hall, hail him and engage him in con- versation, all the time oblivious of the fact ealization that the five minutes had mysteri usly fled and We had to do some tall talking ut to no avail. Hence the long walk to the Jffice. The inevitable tardy slip and back to :l that we were blocking traffic. Then the sudden F . . . . .- 3 . o lass Ah but the hour spent in detention eemed so long in comparison to those five elicious moments of freedom between the Jeriods. Remember those hot days in spring when We would all make a dash for the water fountain to tool our parched throats and thus sustain our- selves for the next heroic forty minutes? Many a life has been saved by this precious ive minutes. Perhaps it would be a forgotten nook which lay in the locker or a book that ieed be borrowed for the following period. n any case, We relied on our five minutes to nerform this task, with the haunting spectre of he tardy bell hanging threateningly over us. But the greatest relief and aid given by our wonderful free periods remains to be told. The nportant and ever-present unfinished home- fork. How many times have we students ianked- our lucky stars for these few minutes. hey meant the difference between detention r freedom, A last-minute glimpse at a book o doubt often saved our wretched neck from xilure in a coming quiz. Yes, our five-minute period, first a novelty i us at West, then a lifesaving friend, will lways be looked back upon with pleasant emories, and nostalgic reminiscing. Those last 10 minutes are always the longest. 3 t - ' . s.. Yi s ee 9 I . -9 . . Q f 1 ' - 7 ER. l?lEli.N ' f ff I ' D ' gPAI3H!2TT ' A , W ' 25 3 , ' ' ' ' ' 351-E '--f 5 ff ' ,gg ' 4 'wwf y figs ' 'W X 4 , ,i VS, ' x Jenn' l' .Y ' W? , Mix t F v A K ,Q 2 Q M' 1' f 9 8 ? N' 'f x V X .. Q1 , -hx X ' x x ,f f .L f x J ,' X . I af. , gx . ' A 3 5, X 1:54 1 ,. A V 1- A ms. A, ,. nf '19 A, Q 'K Y Q I f-1 V N Y! lx X 1 Q Seniors take a few deep breaths to relieve the strain of their studies. When do we eat? We've got breakfast today, 1U:25! Maybe you're luckier and eat at 11:10 or 11:55 or you might be on the starvation shift and have to wait till 12:40, but no matter when you 'eat we'll bet that lunch is your favorite period. Have you ever heard of anyone being late for lunch? The crowds are on the stairs almost before the bell rings. They lean against the shelves and wisecrack among themselves managing, somehow, to eat at the same time. When that handbell is rung the stream on the campus. Some try to get into the already crowded library while others lounge about. And there s always room for a few Did you say vanilla? queries more Mrs. Walsh. .ffl 011 tAe HITEIQLL5 For years and years the outlet for West Catholics pent-up energy has been the cam- pus. Many seasoned athletes have come from our well-kept tennis courts, football field, track and handball courts. All these athletes, whether good or bad, have loved the campus, which gave them the opportunity to show their skill. During every season of the year students at West participate in sports. ln the fall, football takes the spotlight, and every afternoon the squad perspires and grinds until twilight, not for the meager glory they get on Saturday after- noon, but because they love their school, their campus and all that it stands for, During the winter when the field is covered with ice and water, the handball enthusiasts and after the jumperfclad trackmen defy the elements to fur- ther their own enjoyment and also the athletic name of West Catholic. When the snow melts, the lunch periods again invade the field and the track season starts in full swing. Early spring, too, sees the netmen preparing for their coming schedule, The highlight of the campus is the statue of Christ in front of the Chapel. Each stu- dent passes that edifice many times during the day and many have formed the praiseworthy habit of repeating to themselves the inscription carved on the pedestal: Sacred Heart of Iesus, I place my trust in Thee. The much visited chapel is the inspiration of our students, both spiritually and athletically. I. The early birds get the best perch. 2. All out for a quick get-away at the end of the day. 3. lust a little special intention we have in mind . . . a visit to the Chapel. 4. How many laps today, fellows? 5. Round and round we go . . . recreation walks after lunch. 6. Campus stroller McGarvey and friends look over the campus situation. 7. The usual waiting at the gate for . . . scene. ,QQ vs. - - . 1 qs H W .1 L- 'Q' ' IJ 1 . Q I l 5 . . - 'P I7 'ff xx ,,..,...-.- 7 s 'I X I k 4 M-1 . 29 ,A , ui: F. gy n 'W A mu Q? 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I, E -Qu, , l sf 'M' f Y W ' :'2 Q YL 54 Q i 4 2 as 'H P Q F . fi! V ,Y pq Q p XWQOJ G' E' 5 r 1 'f ff'-f 9 . 0 1 Q ' J Q lv Q if xf , 4 3 ' jiQTH5 f a 1 5 Y 5 ' z L A 1 X S 1: 5 A . , .4 .,.. , , -W 5 , Q K AY K W 2-4 .- 5 Q 1 s x , V Q RV ll!-5 ' A 'W lf. R 34 Q' .Q Vw. 'x J , 1 Q 'Q M L. '4 jfli' V ' 33 4 X M.-Sh 1- 3.4 X 5 ... , 1 Sf , 4? ., ,. if 9 A gi 6' I W. V If Ag . W L 1 ,I 7 Q ' I V 1 3 V? 2 X 'Yi df -vw N K ' Q? ,b 1 X. b ! I , , s 0, G 'I r 2 For many, many years West Catholics gym has been working on a seven-day week. Day after day throughout the year it is in con- stant use. As one squad ends one sporting ses- sion and moves out, another group, ready for another sporting session, is ready to take their place. The sport which brings more students into participation is Intramural Basketball. Each class takes part and the games are played con- tinually for almost two months during the win- ter season. Much rivalry and competition is displayed, and some valuable talent discovered in each team, from Freshman to Senior, seems to have a gunner, who shoots from all over the floor, a rather chubby boy who always yells his head off, and the captain, who runs around calling for time out, technical fouls, and anything else that might prove fruitful for his quintet. Four years of class basketball we can recall many amusing happenings. During our Sopho- more year Frank McNelis rushing into the game for dear old Soph. got the ball and dribbled the whole length of the court and was just about to lay up his shot when he heard his teammates shouting, he was in front of the wrong basket. However, no damage was done, and Soph. H pushed aside all opposition to win the championship. This year, in a game between SSE. and SCG., the E boys got the ball at the second half and started for their basket. lt was not until they had taken five shots, and Bob Flad had finally dropped one, that they discovered they had forgotten to change baskets. With so many fellows taking part in sports in and around our gymnasium, West Catholic can really be said to be taking an active part in Building America. Maybe we don't realize how fortunate we are in having an athletic field adjoining our school buildings. On this field almost every student that attends West Catholic spends part of his time. To a Freshman it is the great place where the varsity football team practices. To the other students it is the place where they try to achieve fame in either football, crew or track. lt is true that almost every student tries out for something during his stay at West. ln the fall when we return to school we find the playing field a green plain of waving grass. This does not last long because the football team is soon hard at practice and the grass disappears to become a hard turf. Here are put in the practice sessions which help them to keep up the famous brawn at West Catholic. ln the Spring, along with the football prac- tice, comes the track, which achieved such fame for West which has never been equaled in any other sport. Also the crew coach has an idea that if the boys can keep up a good pace on the cinders they might make good oarsmen. So, consequently they have to show him that they have good wind. This little outline shows how essential the field is to our dthletes. cred of gun . v i 7 .. 5 ,l In t N 'VID f -a ' U ' 1' ga- .nf 0,1 - F.. 5.418111- L N , 4 15' K , .. . ., -ua -gh ' -1932 ,Q 4- ff Q.: f W .W , 5 Lxkrh lm . Tmikqf ' 3f'- wi f1'i'T'K Tfxff' ,,5 ?-Eflw ff' .L -1 bas, , , , . ,gf VB-50 Aww ,IE E 3131 NHS M 2 ff?-Ww , Mn ffngyi A ' M Q ' 4,' . M 3:4752 G' '. iz' 5 V' an 4 A is A P B O' Q. QE 'P ,LNNJ -...,,,,:x at 1 T a f 9 ,Q Q r Q wi an ,, . ,, mr P L- 4 P Q h ...hw , .f as , an N , l ' 4 gM .5 M , - ,, . H 5 fr 1 Talking ihings over. M- I 1 xl - x A gay crowd at the Senior Prom Intermission Time! The Holy Hermits present Brother Gabriel wilh scroll. E '- EVERHHI li IS I May 30, 1941, will always remain as a red letter day in the minds of West Catholic stu- dents. For on this evening West Catholic's graduating class held its Silver Anniversary Senior Prom, The three hundred couples were dazzled by the beautiful decorations of the Brookline Coun- try Club ballroom, The soft lights . . . the large fountain . . . the flowers . . . the orchestra ot Burt Kinzel kept the large assembly in rap- tures the whole evening. The sterling silver burr favors and the silver and blue program depicted West's Silver Iubilee. This year the Senior Committee is busily preparing for the 1942 Senior Prom. The date is May 22, the place is the Brookline Country Club. Ioey Kearns and his boys have been engaged to supply the evening with sweet danceable numbers sprinkled liberally with their own specials The favor chosen for this year is an attractive key which everyone will want to keep and the program is a miniature duplicate of the 1942 BLUE AND WHITE cover. By the time this is read the 1942 Senior Prom will be a thing of the past. We all know it will be a huge success and Burr students will often relive again the unforgettable evening of May 22. wmv asm he PMN SWI BTIME UN ow lhis is 101' You' The fount Qin Proves to be a if 1 . QBC1nqtin 9 31101, Before the middle of Iune some four hundred fellows will be received as members of the Alumni Association. Under the leadership of Frank Gale, Sr., '30, the Alumni has done much during 1942. The opening session of the school year found a public address system installed in the audi- torium as a gift from the Alumni and many plays and socials have benefited by this splen- did equipment. The Fourth Annual Communion Breakfast was greatly honored by the presence of the Reverend Bernard R, Hubbard, Sl. The Glacier Priest spoke on the timely topic, Alaska- Our Arctic Fortress. Ck iv it L05 all-T 5 ., x' rf ...V l. Intermission time! . Alumni officers and guests take brief respite. 3. Thanksgiving dancers tal-ce listen during Tommy Tucker time. Alter the ball is over . . This isn't a foreign salute- it's the school song! ? fi C-' N T s-1? 2' V 4 'Q , . .',- - I , 1 ,A X 2 T' K at G I 1 - K , C hx I 'iw M - L , R I nv 'Q 'fi M . g g . . Q- 1 'Q ., ' Q 15?- V EA 3' ,-2 '51 3' ' . -fi-l' Y x,.' 9 Kaur, .ff ' .fd . YW Z Speakers at Alumni Pep Rally preceding City Championship game were: fll Fritz Brennan. C23 Frank Kelly, fill Iosh Cody. and C45 the Irish Senator.' i' it lil lllll LW l Back in November the band that Set the World on Fire was the center of attraction as the Alumni scheduled Tommy Tucker for a gala affair. This month was also the occasion ot the Alumni Rally. The rally, with jovial Frank Kelly at the mike, many coaches of rival teams, a bunch of Penn's pig- skin toters and many other celebrities from the sporting world made this Roman Catho- lic Rally a memorable event. At the insistence of many students a series ot dances was sponsored by the Alumni and held in the Gym. When Will Bradley's Orches- tra appeared lor the Alumni, the dancers apparently didn't get enough music because a return engagement jammed in an even larger crowd. The St. Patricks Dance had the strains of the Charlie Bar- nett aggregation aiding the celebration of the Wearing of the green. On a more solemn occasion the Alumni and a number of seniors made a week-end re- treat at St. loseph's-in-the-Hills. Here meditation, prayer and visits to the Most Blessed Sac- rament brought all to a closer appreciation of holy religion, As a fitting close to a suc- cessful season, the Alumna had the top bands in the past, in- cluding those ot Hal Kemp and Gene Krupa, but this year- Ah!-this year We had the one and only Tommy Dorsey! The Sentimental Gentleman has twentyesix in his band. 8. Iohn Kane 5. Alumni gliders tete-a-tete between dances. 6. Father Hubbard is greeted by Brother Anselm at Alumni breakfast. 7. They came to hear the Gl'acier Priest. 9. We'll see you after the dance. 10. I'll take one Pepsi. ll. P. I. Cooney. 13. Father Gibbons confers with Bob Kelly and Frank Gale. 12. Crowd starts to gather at Brookline for Will Bradley informal. 14. Brother D. Iohn in discussion with Frank Gale, Alumni president. Mffw' Carl Woll, our aifable photographer spending a usual aftemoon with Brother Felix discussing picture problems. Our gracious secretaries. the Misses Iulia Regan and Mary McGarrity. whose friendly service at the main office was a tremendous help. Photographic representative Miss Ann McCarthy and printer William Cooke consider page layouts. 'r