West Philadelphia Catholic High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)
- Class of 1951
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74e7 'Zuma IS A SPECIALIST, IN THE PROFESSION OF MEN GIVEN TO GOD'S PROGRAM OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION-THAT. AND NOTHING MORE . . . V IS AN EXPERT IN THE LIFE AND WORK OF BOYS. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD-THAT, AND NOTHING MORE . . . 74a I Zwzdm IS PROFESSEDLY AN EDUCATOR, AN OFFICIAL CO- WORKER OF CHRIST THE TEACHER-THAT, AND NOTH- ING MORE . . . IS A TEACHER, A MOULDER OF MEN AND BOYS: HE IS ALWAYS THE EDUCATOR, THE CONSECRATED EDU- CATOR, OF CHRIST'S OWN BOYS-THAT, AND NOTHING MORE. W r L.. p .' .4 fi 5, ' Usv' x s Cry. JW' ' pid' 6 k.. uh, E 5 3: I X .L 'GPI' ,Jil r - tj ,- .gmdrv . WZ' G. -. . , -'G '- Q if: A 51 n A 'F 1 'ru N' Y mf' ff M 4 fx L, ' l 4 D . f : s t Q 5 sz Q iz. ff :gas Q 1- J X 31 V .J I X i qgv' e f 2sfg. ' s 4' -F . 1 X ' v l 1 HHHTH HT HHTHH HRT HTHHHHH . . EOR 300 YEARS THE CHRISTIAN Q.- . BROTHERS HAVE BEEN DEDICATED TO ffX THE TEACHING or THE PRINCIPLES I If ' 2 I OF SAINT LA SALLE . . . 25 OE THESE JT I I . 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Cath, g -.lv xr, 3-Ma-P iz :wer 2,200 iravy-, ia: fwqw my ' bg mm fl lvl I We diy. T?fQg,' fre Qfvine-ai by av D 'vsfd L in fine mah erin bumzl'-15 L gms Y?-Q ma 051:19 where The Prinlrglpal, Vice-vPr'vQfca!f., arg Guidance Dire-i'f:ff Qkidfffgfg- afe Qcmec, 5550 5 beau+I?ul aufiiformm, vlhifi bo: Q -f-' fy 'lfxff , Abi 4900 CHESTNUT STREET - -ffvufsg ,-f'f '7 '-j--- l l li IIM TTT TIIIEEEE I I IQITIT :Ill llll THITIITIH 3 vm P I ll , r I V ,I Ty X TITHIII I azvnfgff ffl ,. J WW ,af .. - Us , 'U l if ' e l n l 5 f ul 3212 ' , I i 2 Q. ' A X y fl W f 2 , A ll l A' :Q l 2 2 ' l A f q g Q I ' X 'f --H 11 l M, ', ' 1 ' W A E Q Q, fx' .13 fvf ffr The glisfening rays of ihe early morning X, 1' ,: 4 sun brighlen fha noi loo wide awake J' it 5, 3 0 counlenences of a few members of fha ',, ' , . . LL! , fn, I x Q , ' - 0 I Burr sfuclenf body. Many of ihese boys l y X5 A I it , ,X X come from Wes? 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The boys who have been diligenfly worlming pause in fheir aciivifies denfs discussing fha days affairs. ln Che esfimafion of 'the sfudenrs fhis is ihe mos? welcome phase of fhe daily cur' for lunch. The cafeferia is ringing wiih voices of fhe slu- classes. During fhe course of fhe day many Wes? Cafholic siudenis pause before the differenl' sfafues loceied in rhe various corridors Three sfudenis admnrnngly gaze af fhe siaiue of Sami John Baphsf Do LaSalle who founded fhe Chrlshan Brofhers 300 years ego wiv, 2105462 740l4td4, S, 7926 - - 7751 25 Zeaw at 70e4Z 25 YEARS OE FAITHFUL SERVICE T0 BURR BOYS Few Chrislian Brolhers are as well or lavorably lcnown lo successive generalions ol Wesl Calholic sludenls as he. This, lhe lwenly-lillh year since 'rhe arrival of lhe Brolhers here is likewise his Diamond Jubilee year among us. Alumni Moderalor, Head of 'rhe Commercial Deparlmenl, exlraordinarily-gilled leacher ol bolh shorlhand and business law, pasl ollicial of lhe Calholic League, Direclor ol Alhlelics, Sub-Direclor of lhe communily, house accounlanl - lhese capably filled ollices serve only 'ro suggesl his worlh lo a school which has over lhe years claimed bolh his selfless loyally and enlire alleclion. ln view ol all lhal he represenls lo us ol lhe besl' qualifies of religion and life, we seniors of l95l honor ourselves in lhis dedicalion ol our yearbook lo Brolher Gabriel Thomas, F.S.C. His leaching days a ihing of fhe pasl, Brofher Gabriel now lends his 'lalenls as capable cusfodian of fhe bool: slore. Here, in conslanf confacf wifh ihe sfu- denf body, he is besf able fo reflecl his genial disposilion on fhe enfire school. Before a loyal group gafhered fo pay him a farewell +ribu+e, Brofher Gabriel Thomas gives his las? speech as modera- for of fhe Wes? Cafholic Alumni. If was fhrough his unfiring eflorls fhal our Alumni was able fo appreciafe more 'fully lheir life af West 7 ' nik of eczckew The saying of St. Bonaventure that he only is a true educator who can kindle in his pupil the light of truth and form it to virtue is particu- larly apposite at present when the education of the young is often god- less. ln order, therefore that teachers might have a model they could imitate . . . we proclaim St. La Salle principal patron before God of all teachers of youth. Papal Brief of His Holiness Pope Pius Xll Saint John Baptist De La Salle introduced many innovations into the schools ot the seventeenth century that continue oven today. The Teacher-Saint brought Christian order and spiritual iov into the class- room and believed that to ettect a lasting good, the teacher must possess a deep understanding tor the student. This understanding which has been practiced taithtully during the years bv the Brothers, is carricd into the classrooms at West and has made us better students. ,f ' , -1 A -sggrxxz M N ' A . 4 fig s. ' 30 5 i f fx ff A , ' U?-s. lim if Jr -QQN J The MOST Reverend HUGH LAMB, D.D., V.G. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia The Mosf Reverend . CARROLL McCORMICK, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia His Eminence DENNIS CARDINAL DOUGHERTY Archbishop of Philadelphia The CaThoiic populace oT The fkrohdiof Gene CTT Philadelphia has -,Teadily increased since I808, when iT was Tounded, unTil iT is now one oT The TorernosT dioceses in The COL1VllVy, The increase may largely be aT Tribulecl To Tho unTiring eTTorTs wroughl Torrh by The parish prieuT and his superiors, who have worked relenTlessly in order To bring abouT The vasT sTeps needed To raise iT To The high rank iT now holds among The dioeepes oT The QounTry. ITs M568 briesT- in 392 parishes Tend To The spiriTual needs oT 978,870 CaTholic rnen, women, and chile dren. The aQTiviTies oT These priesTs have been careTully regulaTed in recenT years Through The rnasTerTul planning oT Dennis Cardinal DougherTy and his rnosT capable as5isTanTs The Reverend Hugh l.arnb and The Reverend J. Carroll lvlrcorrnifh. ADMINISTRATORS The Reverend EDWARD M. REILLY, J.C.D. Superinfendenf of Schools of The Archdiocese of Philadelphia The Calholic Qchool Qydem in The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has increased rapid'y Trom The dale of The eslablishmenl ol Sainl Marys in I763, unfil it is now raled as one of The Toremosl educalionai ayslems in our counfry, IT now accornmodales I37, OOO Tulure Cafholic men and women in QI high Xchools and 294 Parochial elemenrary schooli. The besl Teaching abilify available is Qupplied To Those Cafholic yourhs Through The palienf worlc ol The Teaching orders of priesfs, brolherz, and sisfera. The conxislenl qrowlh of This school Qysfem haw been rnainlained, during The pasl six years, Through The unceasing and 'rireless eflorls of Falher Reilly. He has been capably assisred during This consfruc' live period by his noleworfhy assisfanfs Fafher Graham and Falher Haydf. OF THIS GREAT ARCHDIOCESE D Vis. 'Wh 5? The Reverend JOHN J. GRAHAM, D.D. Assis+an+ Superin+enden+ of Schools The Reverend JOHN J. HAYDT, J.C.D. Assis'fanf Superiniendenf of Schools BROTHER DANIEL HENRY, F. S. C. Principal BroTher Daniel Henry has proven his capabiliTies as principal in his TirsT year aT WesT CaThoIic by mainTaining The high sTandards seT in previous years. I-Ie has succeeded in doing This by his unreIenTing eTTorTs To Iceep WesT ranking high among The high schools OT The Archdiocese oT Philadelphia in religious, schoIasTic, and oxTra-curricular acTiviTies. WITH THE EXALTATION OF THE CATHOLIC Broiher Daniel Henry Takes pleasure in awarding an honor card To Corcoran of Freshman B, while Mahoney awaiTs his Turn. Ever since I92o when The BroThers oT Mary IeTT WesT CaThoIic, The ChrisTian BroThers have been Taking The boys who graduaTe Trom grammar school. They Train Them inTo CaThoIic men who are ready To Talce a prominenT olace in The modern world by The Time They wallf Through The Tamed corridors ai sTudenTs Tor The IasT Time. Every young sTudenT who onTers NNosT CaTholic Tinds ThaT he is given The besT guidance ooisible in spiriTuaI, schoIasTic, and oxfra-curricular maTTers Through The guiding and understanding hands oT The BroThers, Each class cf boys ig olaced under The surveilf once oT a home room BroTher, who, besides Teach- i g Them The m- e complex inTricacies oT The CaThf relic TaiTh which make Them The sound CaThoIic men of The Turure, sTrive3 To Talie a personal inTeresT in each boy. Tenoing To The spiriTuaI needs oT The bgyg ia Ea'her Thema, M, CIiggeTT, chaplaih QT WQ'gT Carhclic. Thi: igisuf icfiesT ceIeIgraTe', Mo' I 4 BROTHER G. JOHN, F. S. C. Vice Principal During his Three years as Vice Principal, BroTher John has devoTed hours oT Tedious work To The unheralded Task oT keeping WesT TuncTioning as one oT The besT CaTh- olic high schools in The Archdiocese. I-Ie has made IasTing Triendship wiTh aImosT every Burr graduaTe Through his aTTenTion To The problems which are broughT To him. FAITH AS THEIR ULTIMATE GOAL and Benediclion Tor The enTire sTudenT pody. Be- 'ides Teaching religicr To Their pupils The BroTher prcsienf a chp'a1Tic :purse which give- To each ,TuoenT a choice oT many Tields. Through Their Tire less paTience, The Brdhers pas-1 on T: Their pupil a hrowledqe which MI' cpape 'hem T: ef'hef enTe coilege pr aTTain a pcsfion in The pusincsf world This knowledge ij crczcpoed ir such a war, ThaT QT appears ca y Tir 'ne pup' 5 To aoscrp Tre Brdhcf' aff T ,Er :no are Tcoiiul day off oT Tpnhiho 7' afiinwpii-shed, The' 'ur' Thcir .. A, .,, 4 AM ig, , - . c. . . , , , cs. nc Marx cu fi aa' co p. GQCh'C1 The'e i. a IETF ' acf 1 c F'7Af'JC :U' r T r C C 5152 2 f' ' Af'. ii TA 'Q 'EE' WITBT so 1, 'iac 3 'n'oefa': inc. 'pa -,iiffl ' .acc 'np F IUC .' Sis Ll , 'Q ' IQQ, . I 5 Q Brofher John's Taslr of Ireeping WesT Cafholic Tuncfioning sysfemafically sTarTs wifh The schedul- ing of classes prior To each school Term. P J.- 1926, Cfarmfai D'NJQ'Xf 'V 'wvifefn 'FC : 'Q'f . 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'iff 'Q :f f'5 PC-CG' em 52' H pi Sa ff Ci fc? Yi Efiwe' Jew? Tvvufi f 'f 'W 'Z ' gny, x Aww, F We . Cyn' ff.n,g,H,,1 out J: xX,1 Q4 'X K Y, if b ,,n-U..-fu-nm. V .A ,, -asain, .1 -Q Sv W Je , 1 gui ., -' Y Alibi-ff K' . Q- 4453: fff'5'L ' Brofher G. Francis, who was a former moderaior of +he Blue and While, explains a poinl of inferesf +o Brofhers D. Richard, Chrisiopher, Damian Joseph, Thomas, and Damian. The Chrisiian Broihers receive fhorough insiruciion on fhe Broiher F. James-An able Laiin inslrucior, he also receives due recognilion as moderaior of ihe Benilde Club and Senior assembly. Brorher Pius-The senior science siudenis receive a firm and +horough foundaiion from 'lhis veieran physics insfrucior and head of our Science Deparimenl. Bro+her George Paulian-Solid geomeiry and lrigonomeiry are presenied each day io ihe fourih year men in a compiefe and friendly manner. Brolher Ausiin-Divides his rosfer beiween consuming duiies of iunior and senior Spanish classes. Broiher also coaches The iennis ieam. Broiher Marin-Quiei spolren bu'r popular, he carries his falenis ouiside fhe physics classroom lo moderaie ihe iraclr and cross couniry feams. Broiher Felix Pairiclc-A popular insfrucior of solid and plane geomefry io seniors and iuniors in his firsi year af Wesf. ' 'N u is s4', subiecfs ihey will leach. The imporiance of ihe ihorough educaiion is broughf ou? by our own ieachers who guide us fhroughoui ihe day in ihe schoolrooms. Bro+her F. Philip-Abiliiy, inieresf, and energy, qualifies which seniors appreciale, are responsible for his prominence as a successful four+h year English insirucior. Broiher E. Lewis-lnsiruciing America's fuiure accounianis and businessmen in bookkeeping, he also finds lime io per- form ihe various duiies of school sacrislan. Brofher Eadbed-Capable German and Algebra ieacher and modera+or of ihe Schiller club, he has also helped lo organ- ize ihe new Agriculiure club. Broiher D. George-Aliernaiing befween senior maihernaiics and Problems of Democracy, Broiher exhibiis praise worihy slcill in his coniacis wiih fhe sludenf body. Broiher G. Mariin-Teaches mafh and radio fo iuniors and seniors. Brofher has also found new success in fhe develop- men+ of an amaieur radio sfaiion-W3QXV. Broiher F. Bernard-Uses his versaiile +alen+s as a senior English insfrucior. Brofher has also been largely responsible for ihe success of lhe Blue and Whiie. T0 INSTI LL CHRISTIAN IDEAL Brolher D Peler Shows has mleresl' and abulnly by presenl mg many mlereshng Spanush lessons lo Ihe lunlor classes He also moderales 'lhe Bemlde club and Junlor assembly Brolher F Jerome A learned and experienced lnnguusl' who leeches German and Englnsh fo lumors whsle also exhlbuhng has exlra curncular versahluly as moderalor of fhe News and Scluller Club Brolher G Paul Known lo lhe enhre sludenl body as a chemuslry leacher He also meruls recogmhon as a modera lor of lhe advanced and growung Camera Club Brolher G Faber A shllllul plane geomelry unslruclor h us responsuble lor the llrm foundahon whlch gumors carry on lo lhelr senior year lor advanced sludy In malhemahcs Brolher E John Hns all round abnllhes are dnsplayed In 'Ihe Englnsh class buf has exlra curncular Isle IS hughlughfed as lhe moderafor of our varsnly baskelball leam Brolher E James A 'Ihorough lnnowledge of Amerncan Has ble lnslruclor In lhe lalenled way of all Chrlshan Brolhers Brolher G Anlhony Long years of experuence plus an am: able dusposmon are responsuble for has success In presenlung 'lundamenlals of chemnslry lo lhe Junior Scuence Deparl men? Brofher D Edwnn Affer havlng spenl Iwo successful years nn Canada Brolher has been assngned lo Wesl Calholnc lo leach Spanish and Problems ol Democracy lo our upper classmen Brolher D Edmund An efflclenl 'typing mslruclor his val uable hme us also consumed nn lhe dual duhes as moderalor of lhe varsnly and unlerclass bowling 'reams Brolher E Raymond Because of has parllcnpaluon In eller school loolball games wnlh 'lhe sludenfs hns popularlfy us greal' In his classes he leaches shorlhand and American Hnslory lo lumor classes Brolher G Lulne A conscnenhous English nnslruclor he also has coached our greal cross counlry and lrach leams lo several champuonshups and has lurned ou? many lraclr slars un pasf years Brolher G Jerome Has ablllly ns shown In lhe presenlahon of mechanncal drawmg lo members of lhe lechmcal classes who reap lhe beneflls of his lnslrucluon I9 S h - . . I e lory and iunior religion is imparled each day by lhis capa- Brolher E. James-Showing his oulslanding abililies in lhe moderalorship ol our grid squad, he exhibils equally slcilllul lalenls in leaching American Hislory. Brolher E. Edwin-To leach lhe principles ol applied busi- ness malh lo sludenls who will find il of greal value when seelcing clerical iobs is lhe laslc assigned lo him. Brolher Finian ol Mary-One ol our prominenl inslruclors in lhe field of American Hislory, he also lrains sharpshoolers lhrough lhe moderalion of lhe Rifle Club. Brolher Laurenl-Also arriving al Wesl from Canada, Brolher has endeavored successfully lo prepare lhe second year men for progress in higher malhemalics lhrough his lrnowledge ol Algebra II. Brolher G. Philip-A new member of lhe Wesl Calholic leaching slalf, he has become increasingly popular because of his friendly manner in leaching Sophomore religion and Problems of Democracy. Brolher Fidelian-His exceplional eflorls in presenling Eng- lish grammar and lhe beauly ol lhe class'cs lo sophomores is characlerislic of lhe abilily and daunlless energy which every Chrislian Brolher possesses. AND T0 MOULD THE FUTURE GENERATION This group of seniors gralelully accepls worlhwhile sugges- lions concerning lhe La Sallian Edilorial Conlesl from Bro- lher Daniel Henry, our esleemed principal. Brolher Denis-Acquainls lhe sophomores wilh lhe principles of Algebra. He has also assumed lhe laslr ol malring lhe inlerclass baslrelball league lhe greal success lhal il is. Brolher E. James-His winning personalily has made sopho- mores share his eager enlhusiasm for biology. His alhlelic lalenls render him adepl for lhe role ol moderalor ol lhe swimming leam. Brolher D. Luke-A small parl of his knowledge ol biology is absorbed every day by sludenls of lhe sophomore de- parlmenl. Brolher is also in charge of lhe Sophomore assembly. Brolher D. Lewis-His daily curricular pursuil is Algebra ll. He is also lhe moderalor ol lhe slage crew which is respon- sible lor lhe excellenl baclrground, lighling elc. in lhe school shows. Brolher D. Leo-His school day is spenl in presenling a complele second year course in algebra and biology lor lhe willing and sludious sophomores. Brolher Alphonsus-Divides his school lime in leaching biol- ogy and heallh lo lhe second year men solely. Olher mem- bers ol lhe school lsnow him lhrough his driver lraining inslruclion. OF CATHOLIC MEN Brolher Francis Pafriclx, who is celebrafing his Golden Jubi- lee as a Chrislian Brolher, pauses fo lalk wifh Donald Dougherly. William Pearson, Leonard Trainer, David Clay, and Edward Sherlock, all members of Frosh F, Brolher, be- cause of his pleasing disposilion and humorous slories, is very popular wilh fhe sfudenl body. Brorher E. Anlhony-He presenls the vast lures of fhe plan? and animal lringdoms for fhe benefif of lhe sophomores in fhe biology lecfure room and laboralory. Brorher Francis of Assisi-His scholaslic dufies consisl mainly of sophomore Religion and Algebra. Brofher has also exhibiled 'lireless energy in his new role as moderalor of fhe Sludenl Associalion. Brofher Alexis-This gifled Chrisfian Brolher is oufslanding in lhe field of English ll. He is also +he well lilred moderalor of our crew squad. Brolher D. Anselm-As rnoderalor of +he cheerleaders he is really 'rhe man responsible for lhe improved cheers and cheerleaders. His daily pursuif is fhe presenlafion of Eng- lish ll. Brolher F. Bernard-His popularify among lhe second year men as a capable and 'friendly insfrucfor of Lalin is lhe chief reason for lhe success which he has enioyed. Brolher F. Thomas-His daily duly is lhe leaching of English fo second year men. He has also acquired excep+ional fame fhrough his efforls as co-moderalor of lhe drama club. Brolher D. Aloysius-Teaches fhe ABC's of firsl year algebra fo Freshmen. He also spends a greal' deal of his lime moderaling our band and coaching lhe yearling quinlel. Brolher D. Cyril-Drills lhe 'freshmen classes in fhe funda- menl'als of grammar. His worlr in direcfing plays has also made him popular. Brolher D. James-Teaches arl lo freshmen and is also 'lhe moderafor of fhe Ari Club. He has as his classroom spe- cially-mechanical drawing. Brolher E. Edward-Manifesls lhe oulslanding leaching abil- ily of a Chrislian Brolher in his daily inslruclion of Modern European Hisfory, an inferesling subiecl' which will be of ufmosl imporiance lo sludenls in fulure years. Brolher E. Michael-A prominenl facully insfruclor and well liked by lhe enlire sfudenl' body he has for his specially lhe fascinafing subiecl of Modern European Hisfory. Brolher F. Timolhy-An oulsfanding member of lhe Wesl Calholic facully, Brolher has responsibilify of acquainling lhe firsl year men wilh lhe 'fundamenlals of lhe Lal'in language. INTO SOLDIERS OF JESUS CHRIST Always seeking Io bring greaIer glory Io Wesf Ca+hoIic, BroIIier Marfin has used Iris many Ia'enIs once again Io esIabIisI'1 an amafeur radio srafion W3QXV I'1ere on IIve campus. These Iorrfer Wes? sfudenrs are now novices af AmmendaIe. Lei? Io riglni are Broihers B'endan, AIberI Benilde Gera'd, Bernard, and Michael, During their recreafion period II'1e BroII'iers garner around +I'ie phonograph Io er-ioy some of Vicfor Herberfs fine music. A few years I-renee Ilnese men NIII Ieacn in one of +I1e scI'::'s cvducfed Dy We Brofne s of ine BaI+Frnore Province. Leff Io righi: Broihers D. Nicholas, D. Henry, F. Anthony Ambrose, G. Kevin, and Cyril. Wifh Ihe excepiion o Bro+I1ers CyriI and Ambrose, Ibe former, preseni Teacher a Wesf, and Ihe Iaffer, a Iorrner member of Wes?'s Iaculfy Ihe ofhers are young novices, I Brofher F Bonuface A fruend fo every sfudenf of Wesl Hus feachung specualufy us Lafun l a d ll Brofher coaches an moderafes fhe freshmen frack feam Brofher G Vucfor The many and ever changung evenfs o ancuenf medueval and modern world huslory are presenled and lhoroughly explauned by hum fo fhe freshmen Brofher F Pafruck Wesf Cafholuc proudly hauls Brofher for hus iffy years of faufhful servuce as a Chrusf an Brofher Freshmen benellf from hus Englush lessons Urolher Declan of Mary lnslrucfs fhe freshmen un healfh durung assemby peruod He us also popular among fhe slu denfs as a firsf and fhurd year Englush leacher Mr Wulluam Mullen An acfuve Wesl Cafholuc alumnu.s who refurned lo hus alma mafer fo execufe slulfully fhe dufues of physucal unslrucfor and lo drull fhe greafly Improved band Mr John Caruclrhoff If us hus duly lo conducl fhe physucal educahon classes whuch Wesf Cafholuc deems necessary for a fhorough scho asfuc deve opmenl Muss Beffy Schulfz Alfhough a new member of our office slaff af Wesf she has already proven her worlh as a vulal consfufuenf of our all umporfanf ofllce fruo Iluss Julua Regan An unvaluable assef fo Wesl' Cafhouuc er work for fhe enfure sfudenf body us uncreasung dauly She has been of fremendous va ue un assusfung rhe sfudenfs un varuous problems Muss Clara Duck Complefung fhree successful years on 'lhe Wesl Calholuc office sfaff she has become a well known personalufy un fhe hard workung office fruo Muss Bernadeile Carson When sfudenfs clamor for refer ences for fheur sfudues she us always ready fo answer lheur needs un lhe dauly discharge of her dufues as lubraruan Mrs Gerfrude Bohan As school nurse she us ever ready fo lend her experuenced hand fo fend lo fhe hurls and bruuses receuved by sludenls un accudenfs whuch happen un any school Docfor Edward Coverdale Hus long experuence and on fhe spof meducal skull has prevenled many a Burrmen from durung pauns un and affer varuous afhlefuc fournamenls Docfor Frank A Bove He conducls lhe physucal examuna fuon whuch 'lhe slafe law requures musl be guven fo each and every sfudenf fwuce durung hus hugh school career Mr Paul Schulfz The man whose musucal abulufy has made fha Wesf Cafholuc band one of whuch we are proud lo presenl lo a publuc auduence . . . . . n . I d . ' - ' f V . . - . ,. h . . en- . .I -, . iIs'2:!vWgg g J . ' Q ,Jw 'RO' c- . A. A G s i ' .1 '3 n . -if' W-AL' E ,Wiv..- 5' n -'A 1- I kgkilflfig- t P1 if Tv- .. . M' Q 5 ,. 9? '32 ' Q- 2-1 3:5 . ,,-vvnfff' -F' . N 9 E 'il I ii 1 , A RQ : , F x Y Q 'Gt khklvl' gig 'z Y ly. ' WL- nu x , W .44 f 4 5. Nd :J X aj Nw! 4, 'lu a?5 Q l- si , V' y J If 0 N 52, af? , i W5 ,251 1' ,-Zi? x 352' I , ' - 1 'A 1 , -if 1 Mika, ,,., 1.2 , 1. . 2 , , W. A ' ' + ,' ' P f ' A ' a 3 Q, , . 1 ' . I' ' I 1 ',.' K . I , v -x X- x K ' A M, ' k A 1 M D x , . ' 1 , x Qu iv. M, 1 NX I K t ll is QQ' bl R- ' x 1 sl x A al 4 K . . K BroTher D. Edmund, keeping a waTchTul eye on The boys oT Junior Commercial A insTrucTs Them n The TundamenTafs oT Typing. His guidance has produced innumerable boys oT experT abiliTy capable oT holding good posiTions. These sTudenTs maniTesT TalenT characTerisTic of his former classes When a TacTory is given a conTracT To TulTill, iT is expecTed ThaT The TaCTory will Turn ouT a worTh- while job. The iob oT WesT CaTholic is This: To Turn ouT good, CaTholic men, and WesT has, Through The years, done iTselT proud in This resped. As may be expeded, The religious Training which a boy ree Ceives here is The mosT imporTanT TacTor in Torming his QharaCTer. The CaTholic l:aiTh is sTuclied Trom iTs very incepTion, Through iTs hisTory, and up To moderneday CaTholic apologeTics. AnoTher elemenT is also presenT aT WesT, an inTangible one, and ThaT is The Tine example shown To The looys by The ChrisT- ian BroThers, Many Times This example has more eTTecT on a boy Than any religion lesson The Tir5T Two years aT WesT are devoTed To ore- Algebra, an imporTanT phase in high school curriculum, is capably TaughT To Freshman E by BroTher EadberT. WiTh The assisTance of The BroTher, These boys lay The ToundaTion Tor higher maThemaTics. The bulleTin board is The cenTer of aTTracTion as John Daley posTs The laTesT news. Looliing on are AnThony Gryn, Charles Muldoon, Raymond Scannapieco, and Charles Keeler, all of Sophomore M. 25 Q.. V1 5. 1 ... 1 f59'w'?li'? -2 W, it gg! 1 it VT, p- NN '-' s sfory Mich May f'nd mteresflnq and educaflofwaf. sf X . 1 x I . 3 l 'X ff ,a'3f', f. .. 4L.:3Z If , A--N V VA... , ,-, WV-, . ... ' :f .A A,.,H P , .r , 141, ,, f 1 ,. 4- 1 J ,.,,. V-,. 7 V f 5,,,,3 55 : .. 9 H- ,V fx f f ff Rf. F V M., N, Vi' fr, . ,1,,.,. ,v ,. - f -11 X s ss , K 's af .Vr- v 'f A' . .fry f f , f E VW! 9,56 ,S ,pg Q 5,75 A f- f 0 gyrk, -,,. ARE TRAINED AN EDUCATED - nu Anfhony Cygal, a member of The Arf Club, aslxs BroTher James, club modera- Tor, Tor consfrucfive criTicism concern ing his laTesT posfer. Miss Carson, our librarian, explains Thoroughly To Freshman A, The advan- Tages of our well-equipped library and iTs proper use, Eager members of Sophomore B pre- pare answers for Brofher G. Phillip's queries concerning a subiecf of discus- sion during The morning religion class. Before beginning a daily exercise in bookkeeping, Brofher Lewis explains To J.C.B. The proper consfrucfion of a pracTical business form. THROUGH THE INSTRUCTIONS CTher Than This, The arTs sTudenT Tollows much The same curriculum as does The science sTudenT, who malces chemisTry, physics and higher maThemaTics The Tocal poinTs oT his sTudy. We also are equipped wiTh Two well-Turnished physics and chernisTry labor- aTories, in which The laTesT equipmenT is used. The commercial course is inTended To give The sTudenT a good background in oTTice and business pro- cedure. Boys who underTalce The Technical course concenTraTe on radio, mechanical drawing, and oTher relaTed subiecTs. Many boys have gone Trorn WesT's Technical classes To become Top-noTch elec- Tricians and repairmen. IT is easy To see how The base, which was laid in The Treshman and sopho- more years, has maTerialized inTo The Tinal producT, The ouTsTanding CaTholic young man. v- xx OF THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS Harry Hall, an honor sTudenT oT Junior Science D, puls inTo pracTice The knowl- edge obTained during The lecTure pe- riods. Americas TuTure scienTisTs are groomed in The WesT CaTholic lab. Howard Jackson delivers his oral com- posiTion To Senior Science B over a wire recorder, a novelTy inhoduced by Bro- Ther Henry. EvidenTly The boys oT Senior Science F had very liTTle Trouble in compleTing The English TesT given by BroTher Francis Philip. RecenTly, insTrucTive movies have be- come an essenTial parT oT The biology curriculum. BroTher Lulce explains The inTricacies of operaTing a proiecTor To Sophomore H. Edward Doyle and William Higgins rc- ceive a Thorough examinaTion from Doc- Tor Bove and Mrs. Bohan, R.N., as do all WesT sTudenTs. 1-Q f, io Rf J ' 4- L., S ' s A Master strives to make scholars happy, either by interesting lessons, prudent counsels, or good example: he assists them in difficulties, aids their schemes of amusements, and takes pleasure in seeing happiness around him. This he does with affectionate charity, that he may make them Christian men and useful members of society. Saint John Baptist De La Salle Three hundred years ago, Sainl John Baplisl De La Salle inslruclecl his followers, The Chrislian Brolhers, lo leach The youlhs ol France lo be Calholic Scholars and Genllemen. l-le also aclvocaled parlicipalion in aclivilies, olher lhan sludiesi as essenlial lo a lhorough eclucalion. Al Wesl Calholic, lhe Chrislian Brolhers, as True sons ol Sainl La Salle. adhere 'ro his principles by providing many exlracurricular aclivilies for lhe social and scholaslic bellerrnenl ol our Burr sluolenls. i Ox K. xQx 419 wfq Y -!Qx 1 I 1.7 DAQ 457 Ol. lTop Ielll Howard Gilson and William Crossan, presidenl and vice-presidenl respeclively of The Sludenl Associarion, Ihumb Ihrough fhe dulies of Their office for The coming year. These dufies in- clude publishing Ihe Ioolball programs for The season and managing all social affairs. lCen+erI Lell Io righ+ are Gor- don Hall, Thomas McDonough, John Cooney and Francis Hunl. These boys are harcl-working members on +l1e Slu- den+ Associalion slaff planning The in- lerclass sporis program lor The coming semeslers, which include baslmelball, Ioofball, volleyball, and lraclr. lLower righll Bill Crossan, Lou Roncace, Howard Gi'son, Alberl Fedalei, and Tom McDonough who were members of Ihe decoraiing commillee for 'lhe Hal- loween dance along wifh Bill Hoo'ahan lisfen aHen+iveIy ro The music of Iwo over popular members of The Serenad- ers, Joe Bryan and Ron Walsh. This dance was The firsl of a series of suc- cessful aclivilies sponsored by +he Slu- denl Associafion. 32 OUR MANY ACTIVITIES One oi The greal achievemenls oi The class of 'SI was The Sludenl Council under ils new modera- Tor, Brolher Francis oi Assisi, I+ was one oi The powerful iaclors in malcing The school year a suc- cess. Guided by ils Presidenl, Howard Gilson, and ils Vice Presidenl, William Crossan, The Siudenl Associalion has allained ihe highesl slandards of democracy. The Sludenl Associalion soonsors many aciivilies which include The honor roll, conducied by Louis Roncace, Thomas Ransome and Alberl Fedalei The inlerclass sporls commiilee consisling oi John Cooney, Gordon Hall, Francis I-luni, Thomas Ivlc- Donough, and James OBrien. Wesl Calholicls religious programs were handled by William Hool- ahan and Leo Q'Toole. The lasli of prinling Tool- ball programs Tell info The hands oi Howard Gilson, George Force and James Scoil. In addilion Io his many dulies as Vice Presidenl, Bill Crossan served 542: ,v', qv I sf WERE FOSTERED IN THEIR CAPABLE HANDS 1 fra- Sff' i Dr M Q M ,w 'Hag Qnaiiman. E f :rr 'nmrrf f :MC 'E.'1f ' rm'ad',f,?l1Olg T8 F'-un: Derafwnc 1 rio 'nf 'zifffl' f 5 Term'- Qafrm . l'a - ni 'afi .' 4' mernrf' - A' 'nezzeraw' a , C year Could nazi ullGGl. lUpper Riglwfl Moderalor Bro+l1er Francis of Assisi and Presidenf Howard Gilson cneclr flue inferclass sporfs pro- gram, always imporfanf in llwe exlra-curricular life of flwe Wesl Carlmolic boy. llvliddle lelfl The dislribufion of lnonor cards is lransacled monflnly by Thomas Ransome, Alberl Fedalei, Louis Roncace, and James ScoH. lLower lefil Howard Gilson, James Scoff and George Force converse on llwe sale of 1l1e ever popular fcofball programs. lLower righll Plans for llwe Campus Rosary, presenled annually by our sfudeni body, are carefully consfruded by Leo O'Toole, William Hoolalwan, and Joseph Hulfon. l H l is f Top: Finished producls for fhe yeerbool greel severel infer- esled members of lhe Blue and While deff while making e visif fo Zarnslfs siudio. Boifom: Explenelion of liow e yearbook as prinfed is releled lo fill enlire Blue and While deff N. S X K Lxgf . Top: Members of fhe Arl Club from leff Cygel Buffy poslers used during Bluenend Wlufe Weel Boffom: Hoole- lwan Force Lafferly Quigley Mcfiralh and Collins com- prise the elficienl slalf of lypisls of llle Blue end Wlnfe. U Kuhn, Hefos, and Welding epply finishing louches lo ihe L.....+..J f Q .ufvffl g X ' ff Lf. I I I P Mr Daniel Solari is showing A fha members ol Ohe Blue and Whufe Shfl e few funde- menfels in The priniing of e year book Y C s Busmess managers Charles Garfland and Leo Eisensfein deserve a fine hend for leep- ing lheir end of fhe Blue and While funcfioning smoofhly. N Co-edifors Joseph Ellis lefll and Wrlliam Brown lnghl fo- Henry Whalen lake prude' in revueving fhe produc! of lheir wor l ' ' l. geiher wiih business manager L Assocrafe eddors Mench and Murphy arrange ihe prcfures of lhe greduahng spenf many hours affer school af iherr vor class for rhe yearbook. These edifors K. JUNlOR COMMERCIAL 8 1 Nny-g 'NVQ' LovAL BURR UNDERCLASSMEN For a lull week during fhe monfh of October each class in fhe school, wifh fhe excepfion of 'rhe seniors. is visifecl by members of the Blue and While Sfalif. Gay signs and poslers are seen hanging fhroughoul fhe school during fhe enlire week, giv ing a slighl glimpse of ihings 'ro come in 'rhe 'Sl book fo lhe prospecfive purchasers The members of fhe shall who were salesmen for the book were William Brown Joseph Ellis Charles Garfland Leo Elsenslein Leo Murphy Elwood Hreha Edward McMer+y Edward Carey Joseph Sfurgns and John Brunner These boys proclaim fhe meruls of 'their publicahon fo +he sfudenls and col Mench, James Marfin, l-lenry Whalen: Donald L SOPHOMORE L Q2 'G SOPHOMORE S el emEl'Tl Q! RESH M 'DER BLUE A 1' px 3. fag ' if' 3' 4 ig .Q qi. A 1. QEQ1 v UE 195 JUNIOR SCRENCE B SOPHOMORE C U, P' FRESHMAN H R SCIENCE F ECHNICAL 8 F-RESHMAN K HERE ORDER Q w 1' 'V I ,, 1 Q' f .f 5' 'Unnf ' V A -r 4- Q -0 'f 10, 14 in J ,H 0 CSX I SHARE THE SENIORS' PROMINENCE lecl their orders for fhe'boolc. To fhe underclassmen during fhis period, fhe book .sells at a reduced price. A one dollar deposif is all 'thai is needed fo hold one and +he remaining fwo dollars may be paid 'af any fime during lhe year. If purchased al a laler dale. lhey are sold for four dollars. ' As an added incentive, each class 'thai reaches a sei quola, 7570 of ifs number in boolcs, have lheir group piclure placed in fhe yearbook. Twenly-one classes alfained fha? goal during ihe drive and were rewarded with fheir picfures. as you see fhem on 'these pages. Besides lhis picfure, I2 lickefs fo local football Q? Q Y ' FRESHMAN C .L SOPHOMORE M 97. '1 JUNIOR SCIENCE C ebml JUNIOR SCIENCE A ' fi FRESHMAN F som-somone J W games were awarded fo Ihose classes having the highest perceniage per capifa of books purchased. Two Iiclcefs were given fo each of The six lop classes. There were four Army-Navy, four Penn- Army, and four Eagles-Gianfs Iiclcefs which pro- vided excifing enferfainmenf Io Ihe lucky recipienf of fhe 'rreasured ducafs. During the Blue and White week 'this year H30 copies were sold among The l7OO members of Ihe freshman, sophomore, and junior classes and made The drive a huge success. il- E TTI I AND PROVIDE MEMORIES EOR THE FUTURE nu. -V verve l'Nl'- aus.---.4 'fv Ro r,0Lf JUNIOR ARTS 144A SME 5 JUNIOR SCIENCE D iw M' 3' Q 1' is .- ' R f R 5 'Rf -'PU J N , X at 3 1 ' Qi .wif I .A WW, fi L JJ! FRESHMAN G l, W. C. NEWS-JOURNALISM DELUXE A+ +l'1e lop of +l'ne page leif +o righf, David Dillworlh, Joe Culberlson, Jolwn Blisard, and Roberl Pauls, of lhe Wesl Caflwolic News slaff, are busily engaged ai worlr dividing +l'ie News info various groups for dislribufion among 'rlie many classes fhal comprise Hs wide circulafion. A+ flue end of 'lhe school day flue Wesf Callwolic News office is inhabiled by such aspiring iournalisfs as D'Ora1io, Bonner, Darcy, Mellon, Jordan, and Campbell. Various faslrs being performed are lyping, approving copy, alfending lo fhe business end, and checking our exfensive mailing lisf. 2 W, -v , 5' V S... ,. .- '31 ,. ' 1 I ' ' Q-5i: I?'54'i2 7 YD , Q A I Q? -5 d.-- '-'TQ' vi- X- A: E Lv' I.-' 1-nf' F. ' I ,J , . .. A. ' Q.. mln- -y, V f 'EQEEEESSBLW .Qian-ziiiiifg :1:- Y .613 ' 41 ui. r' A li ' ' k 4 'Y 0 F .wwf ' ,fi i 3.1 X if Si sw 5 gg L 'g 1 2 f an WW ggi 'GE X' r 4 Q Members of The Debafing Team, lefr +o righl: DiBerardino, Shelly, Galilney, Hanson, Campbell, and Welding, under ihe guidance ol Bro+her Eulcgius James, compile beneficial male- rial for use in a currenf clebale. lTop.l Miss Kearney, direcior of our radio worlrshop, goes over ihe scripf wifh John Dinda before broadcasfing. lBof- fom.l The slory of S+. La Salle is presenled To The radio audience over WIBG by Kline, Thorp, Fioreniino, Kiel, McDaicl, and Jordan. To prove his poinl John Shelley draws fhe aifenlion of McManus, Kell, Hanson, Campbell, DiBerardino, Kindregan, and Schullz fo parf of The vas? compilalions of lrnowledge found in our library encyclopedias. Augmenling The rurricular anliyily al Wei.l Cath olie are many clubs whose purpose if is lo insfill praclical knowledge info inleresied youlhs, ll is indeed difiicull lo find a iield noi covered by this cxlensiye program, Besides serving as exlra-curricuf lar, needed lor an honor card, lheee clubs prepare The boy for hia lulure life by placing him wilh boy: of similar ambilions. The hrs? oi These Clubs li The Benilde Club, Cap' ably moderalcd by lfrollaer' F. Jamcr and D. Peier. llc purpose is lo produce and culliyale The religious voQalionQ in our youlhs. However, ils scope of acliy- ily if nor iimired ro vocatione alone, The boys ol This Qluo le'd rheir mechanical abilily lo rhe annual loy drive. The Club holds nneeiings every ?wo weeks when religious Tilms are shown and an oeeorrunify ior open discussion is alio+eo lo The boys. Nev or rlre agenda is 'he Drarnaric Clue. Uroer The wa'il'?u' guidance C: Brolher D. Cyri, 'helie :exe graciiufy sacrifce 'heir spare 'ime so Wal t'uoen' body may enfv rife many ire afsem- ov crcgrarrii whigh the cub ereeenrs. Also Tbii 'uo i 'he riegrai car? C: 'he -efial i-7gh gnf1 e We ' Cameiit xearfTre Sevier Play and 'F lfa e', Sew.. li merneer' 'efeive We eaii L1 1lCl6,m: ei 'g and are glen ar amoe orarie A aiu' 'N f :wedge Am: :ra: :e. lr ii :rom 'r 'f.4C ar 'ee' 're 'eiohcfrro oir' Vo' foie Moe 4' mae a:'i '. X'v f ,fr ffgfgaa f f femme' '5 'hr 1.5 '- 'lr rc ' -arf L :E C' 1 1 ,'i.f auf- -e-' ' f. '-A -J .. J , ,., Y as Wesfs famed cheering secfion fool: an imaginary roof off ihe field ai anofher splendid run by e Burr beclx. Hoarse voices and exuberanf spirifs were very predominanf In a final skull praciice Broiher Anselm shows and' explains to each boy his posifion on fhe field. From rhese posifions each boy will lead his seclion by demonsirahng various cheers. Wifh perfecf unify and never-ending spiri+ our cheerleaders complele enolher Burr cheer. Kneeling: Donald Frank John Hefferrnan and Gerald Molyneaux. Sfanding: Charles Mel- lon Gordon Gaunflef Cepiain Dilworih Charles Kilbride and Donald Fihpahick. Wa. lvf P mlclwmo 9 , r ' ' tr-2? l ,X -e Mg , Q 'if I Q ., Y I 4 1 F ai . W, , N fx nm 1545 V, Sain? La Salle, fhrouglh his uniiring aid of-fha poor, has become fha model of clwarily for every Clxrislian Brollwer. Wes? Cafholic, following luis inspiring example, granfs fo rich and poor alike, an opporifunlfy of advancemenf in bolh material and spirifual endeavors. From early November lo Clmrisfmas week, painfers and handymen James Ferry. John McHugh, Palricl Canifl, Bernard Douglwerly, Leo Clarln, William McGinn, and Jolhn Bleaclwer helped Brollner David Peler lo prepare dolls, wagons and many olher foys for needy children. 'li Milf 4 ,. lim Nw , if lv- , w r Xl .I Q sw NI 5' ' X . ? :' I QE?-yr I , I aw N' x A in X 4 kg 5 D 2523 gg in , A , , S I ! I X 2 1 W' lr' W -G I D Y, in swf v 41 2 f 5 ' 1 2 L1 1 if 9, f g 1 f J I is . - 4' 1 n H -'.3' ' ' - W gg 4? lx W X A, f Q, ,g ....: f:V.., Q W. , Q Q ig ME, 4 wi gg Q 'W ve y, M A- N N , 4 . 1 TW' Mmm Q 1 f Q' Q I . Q 3 JNMI T9,, Q 1 fi, xf2 i Jf X! 3457 K V: E h X23'!,f ? Behind The scenes William BursTon, lleTTl and David Arnold aTTend To The lighTing which is an imporTanT Taslr in any play. Proper lighTing Techniques are essenTial in producing a good play. The various parTs and uses of a speed-graphic camera are explained in deTail To Three inTeresTed members of The Camera Club by The earnesT and hard-worlcing presidenT, James Kelly. The opporTuniTy To caTch The beauTy oT naTure in Their lenses. NexT on The round oT acTiviTies is The DebaTing Team, which claims BroTher E. James as iTs modera- Tor, The knowledge ThaT iTs members gain Trom iT is endless and The enioymenT and sheer Tun is equally boundless. The club has as iTs aim To develop The public speaking abiliTy oT iTs members by placing Them in comoeTiTive TesTs wiTh oTher schools, JusT as any oTher Team has To pracTice Tor perTecTion, so do The debaTers. They musT delve exTerisively in To Their subiecT and be able To presenT Their poinTs in TorceTul Engish. Such creparaTion generally re' sulTs in a well-earned vicTory in The baTTle oT words. James Kelly, presidenT of our ever popular Camera Club, demonsTraTes The TundamenTal principles oT developing, en- larging, and prinTing To Two fellow members, Bill Doher-Ty and Dominic Urbano. Poe's one-acT play, Murders in The Rue Morgue, was enacTed by The DramaTic Club members who are from leT+ To righfz Jordan, Garvin, Quinn, PoTTer, Meehan, Richmond, Mellon, and Carey. l.asT buT noT leasT on The exTra-curricular scene are The boys who are The drive oT The TooTball Team, The Tloormen oT The baskeTeers, and The spiriT oT The enTire school, The cheerleaders. ln games overwhelmingly won or hopelessly losT, They s+iII exerT The spiriT indicaTive and long synonymous wiTh WesT CaTholic, BuT behind Those Tamiliar cheers are The long hours oT r:racTice necessary Tor perTecTion. Each cheer is reoeaTed unTil The words and acTions are lrnown by hearT. IT is Through This preparaTion and hard worlr ThaT The cheerleaders have made The spiriT oT WesT CaThclic one QT The rnosT respecTed in The 'eague. ii- x , 14 dv a Q ,ls All 5 2.3 'Za SWEETHEARTS 600579 ' 'asf' Lm:n1,.sY WW Xi Cl j 2 as ,- ww A N f , P' , iw ,Q f 'ix ' . V' A 2 if 3 3 ,H Y Devllfl Ma Y 'llworp The dlreclors ol Sweelhearls , Brofhers Thomas and Lewll and Miss Margarel Mary Kearney coaclw Paul Woyliewicz and Kallsleen Jardin, the piano accompamisls, on llwe score cl lhis musical by Vlclor Herberf. HON '-wr-'f 'V JOAN ll.lANEl MQCAFFREY AND RALPH lKARLl KLINE b nd, Mall Russo Joan LY ra'nce, Bob WA 5 Marv ' ' PM ff if - K fvl . WU A-'JM A oi Mollwer 900551 C-ilfvrie folk lecilY1Q ln love lor - aauqlqlem ' l, fem Flcfe l The W' Jordan 0 l V Ann l.. The singlng chorus dressed as Dulclw peasanls gives grea? vocal gup- porf +0 Karl and Pfam as Ylmey proclaim vlwelf love fo Liang and Sylvia in llwe sc'-g 'Sweelheads' 9?-e Engle of Acv f ww Zfsiwwww li si asia www 9 2lgTHE i H ok LAUNL Y -'51 BABS 6-R2FFlTl-'S AS DANE AND GEORGE MQAUGHLIN AS KARL 1- ' ,,,..,..u-- r . rv H..-of 'WMW,A,,.f ......,--I- 'Mf1,,,m..? BY VICTOR HERBERT A ln- xf 'Aw , rg, lr s 4,54 50.4 9 46. 51 sick in performing fhe 'On Parade number wifh exacf +iming and per- fec? coord?na+io'n, fha dancing group, porhaylng fhe soldiers and iaundresses of 'ASwee0Iwear+s shows fhe result of many weeks of prac- Hee. gr A J V E ...wil ati JOHN IVAN mowp DINDA PAT qcANucHey mono CHARLES QSLINGSBYQ KILBRIDE CHARLES fMlKELj MELLON AND PAT IMOTHER GOOSEJ MOOCK MARY ANN MELLON AS SYLVIA AND BOB THORPE AS FRANZ LAURA O'8RIEN AS SYLVIA AND MATT JORDAN AS FRANZ 17' ' , x x , 91 ff JL V41 f Q 1 , 1' 4 ,. , s 4' ' gm an ,. , Z . 6 .f af 'L ,Q .3 6 v 'HI if nf T. , . , M , , . 9 f ' 4 wg:- 5-9? 232 is x, C ' . ' .1 f , .Q f ., A . - 'A l. :Q , Q ,L 11 if V 'A W L . Q S X . I 1' 4 ll, 'va' 5 5 ' , W - ,ug . , ,- X V ,,- yr Ai agfwgi If' ' 'Wu M -X, 4 . M. y 1 1 .. Q5 A Q A ' , 21.2 -P , M ' -. ,K 4 K 4.. -... 37,-,Y mg., , 3 Y ,Q ' , zffffiislev S -fp f we . M , gz , f I A 4, 1 fix An unexcelled West senior play. still recollected ' in the minds of the students, afforded successful - M., anticipation tor a commendably executed variety ' Q show as the appropriate season arrived. Possession of innumerable capabilities enabled a , A .,, . , mv, ftxf ' 4 .ri ,ju magnificent display of cherished talents. Diligent i - ik X. ij X. ' hours of rehearsal were necessary for the prodigi- ' ' ously produced performance witnessed by so many ., ' is gratified viewers. Entertainment of a bygone era comprised the Q4 first act. All melodies and dance routines centered 'r i around sunny seashore scenes. The opening num- both on a musical and comedy basis with the - dancers attired in appropriate garb. 9 , iv-7 1' K' L ber, Boardwalk At Atlantic City, was successful h . . 3,3 . 5 The favored fable ot the medicinal fraud is resurrected on West's stage. 1 f ' V lt lends the tlavor of spicy comedy to 'W Au ,' - A the Variety Show. Q ff ,f ' .K . ,, - 5 at f i . ' i , so A Variety Show at West would be in- A Y i x f - In T ' xl complete without the old fashioned it . B I g i 1 bathers. Here the bothers kick up their Q fb R ' V I 'L heels to Boardwalk at Atlantic City. H L Q-'J fx ' ' .U 'A Q14 ' . I X ' , r ff. 1 Q, r i tu . V Q v b i 4? s 71' s K 1 A-ee' f -Q xxftg ' A i s ' ' - ' if f Q 4. F! , l- 4 fx - NN' fx .74 - X lp Qs' Q, h kv. i f 4 7, U . i ' . 4 Q ' - 1 .' -' me . 1 , , 1 rr ' 4 i sr . mw'e?'f aiq' til d Deane wth '.. ':'::2:'..:u.:.... o mg the lumeluqllt 7YP'G'd .M npcs: that made th' v 'W Sho' . 5068085- 5 Joe Heaney tinds himself in an enviable position as he is aptly assisted by West Catholic Girls in Fella With An Um- brella. X W K7 1 '4 T' , . x ' N- ' A l ta- X. v ,U . of :L hll: 'li ll 'TJ 1- e' ' I '-:iff-f . 1 - P11 l . s A avlslu corufras? of coicr provided by Qlue swrurinq and combined willu a perlec? blend of vocal abhly, nun ber. Many brisk funelodics such as Huis oufshundi J ,mb 2 'LL success 05 Hue snow, Tl-we audiforium rescunded wi+l1 flue apgfausf: of an appreciaiive audience, for a more dependable or enioyable performer is rarely found. This llifle lass. Helen Hoey has been a lalfluluf 'wefnbcr of flue cast ? , Q 1 f Leu ' J , alrf, Q avr wus: ccrne en'c-Mainer. , , V, muh zxwffgl ' scenf- y o 'uv snccnd ac? Ad d ICSl ' flue o fn: q ng l'OUlH'!f5 conlrabufr- fo , Snappy :nyflurru and pc f mf f , ely ronine. lf ws fn W ou sf new add fcn io W sfs 5 a c rfmrns flue las? mofng tcwupc of Vanlmflfuf Q Spanish mncs srcvl c Mun' Sven Ket Ronde nc H sm +r+ ,IAV ,S X .fr-A i W JI , 1 X ff. L J'-3? A A , M X1 f I f Y G ,f,, if-f 6-tg Qffffg ww I r BAK 1 'sr J -.A J. .H ag! During recreation the children should prefer to indulge in exercise which develop and strengthen the body. They should play tennis, ball, hoop, and racing: they should take long walks: these exercises will be more beneficial to them than those which necessitate sitting postures- such as chequers, cards, etc. Saint John Baptist De La Salle For guidance in The Tield oT recreaTion, WesT CaTholic once more has Turned To The Teachings oT SainT John BapTisT De La Salle. ln his role oT Teacheri SainT La Salle realized The qreaT need oT exercise in developing a sound mind and healThy body. l-lc Tound ThaT parTicipaTion in sporTs was The ideal TulTillmenT oT This problem. l-leedinq his wise advice, WesT CaTholic has provided Tor The physical ouTleT oT iTs sTudenTs by iTs exTensive proqrarn oT varsiTy and inTramural sporTs. Tre ? . I, l ,xi W XZ, if V ia! '51 Franlrl Loyal Sons who love Io spread her fame -These words fruly idenfily afzlable Franl: Pafrizio, loyal manager of Ihe Burr gridders for Ihree years in a row. Congrafulafiongv Affer lhree years of laifhlul service as varsify manager, Bernie Cunningham can frulhfully say he has earned his reward. He labored long hours Io keep 'fhe feam looking Iheir best NAME Joseph Boylan John McWilliams Reber? Ferry Joseph Sommers Andrew McFadden John Campbell Chrisfian Keller Gerard Mccourl Francis Deserable John Mclfernan Edward Cullen POSITION End Taclrle End Back Guard Baci: Back Back Cenfer End Back HT. WT. 6'4 6' I 5'IO 5'9 5'l0 5'9 5'9 5'9 5'9 5'II 5'lI No, I9 20 ZI 22 23 24 23 26 27 2.3 21 NAME Thomas Conway Francis Leonard Joseph Posse Anfhony Tecce John Bradley Waller Buechele James Cahill Edward Callahan Joseph Del Veechio Charles McHenry Francis Kane POSITION Guard Back Baclr Baci: Bacl: Back End Baclr Guard Baclr Taclrle BURRS 30 ---- EXPLORERS I9 BURRS I3 ---- BULLDOGS HT. WT 5'lI 5'9 5'I0 5'9 5'9 5'9 5'9 5'IO 5'6 5'9 5'lI No 30 3I 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 53 Bcr NAME Waller Todd Charles Paslorius William Sandy John McEachern Arfhur Dellra Edward Doyle James McGreal James McDeviH Howard Jaclrson Thomas McCellan Leo Clark POSITION End Cenler Taclrle Back Back Guard End Cenler Taclzle Guard Taclrle nard Cunningham and Francis Pafrizio BURRS SI Seni HT, WT. 6'2 I68 6'I IB6 5'IO 230 5'I I I6O 5'IO I89 5'I I I65 5'I I I66 5'IO IS6 6'2 I9I 5'9 I40 6'0 2Ol or Managers - The lasl minule inslruclioris given Io Conway and Jackson, by Coach Timo' ney before each game are of greal value. ln lreeping fhe feam lieyed up for every game, co-capfains-Boy'an and McWil- liams have performed Ilieir Iasli in ex cellenl sfyle. ' 41 5 I A I .A . 5 I if vi GOLDEN BEARS 0 BURRS 6 ---- HAWKLETS 7 x BURRS 7 ---- FALCONS I9 BURRSO - - Sunday, Qciober iirar oiiifiaiiy opened rho Wes? Caihoiif grid weawon, buf ihe boyw on The ream know wc-ii iha+ Their ,eaon or hard work began in fxugusr. Hours oi redious work on fhe par? oi Coach Mike Kerns and ihe 49+h Sfreef piayers wenr inro making a group of comparafiyeiy smaii and inexperienced boys a powerful, precise ma' chine. Aiief handing rremendous deiears to such highiyf foufed squads as Bok Tech, Barrram, Camden Cafh- olic, Upper Darby, Lower Merion and Germaniown Academy, our boys were ready and waifing +o open rhe l95O Carholic League season. In fheir opener, fhe Burrs were pirlred againsf a rpirifed Roman Ca+hoiic ciub. The Cahillijres suc- ceeded in furning fhe Jrabies I4AO, buf fhey knew 'rhey were in a bali game ai! fhe way. All-Caihoiic - CAHILLITES I4 iackie, Howard Jackson, and guard Tom Conway, wiaiwarr in fhe iine during rhe whoie year, 'honc defensively in fhis conresr, whiie Biii Walsh cashed in wifh fwo Roman Carhoiic Touchdowns. Wesf came roaring back in rhe nex+ game ro gain a i3fO decision oyer rhe Buiidogs oi Sainr James, as Bud Buechele had a field day in scoring rwo T.D.s, from 35 and 45 yards ouf, whiie Jerry McCourfs baii-ioring was exceprionai. A new sfar was discovered af McCarrhy Sradium on Odrober rifreenfh, for Jack Mcffachern passed for rwo Touchdowns and sprinfed For one fo aid in rhe rrouncing of La Salieis Expiorers, 30-l9. Two breaks, a fourfh-down pass io 'rhe end-zone, and a recovered fumbie fhar furned info a fouch- down, were decisive in fhe Wesr Cafholic deieaf ar fhe hands of rhe Pirafes of Sourh Caihoiic. ll's flue Burr's Buddy Buechele romping lo a long gain in flue fradifional game wilh lhe Speedboys of Wes? Philly. The game fypified lhe spiril of all inlerleague games. Guard Ed Doyles defensive play and 'rackle Bill Sandys exlraordinary punling were shining laclors on lhis dark day. Refurning lo Finnessey Field, Wesl showed The besl' lorm ol lhe season in rouling our neighbor- hood rivals, Sainl Thomas More, by lhe overwhelm- ing score ol Sl-O. Leading lhe scoring parade wilh lhree louchdowns was Jerry Campbell, a slandouf Burr back all season. ln holding a lighling Sainl lhommy leam scoreless, lhe boys in lhe line were superb: especially lv1cDevill, and lhe co-caplains, Boylan and McWilliams. Wesl nexl mel a lormidable Sainl Joseoh eleven, ahd loaf a hearlbrealer, 7-6. A 49fyard Cari play Carly in The lirsl period resulled in Sainl Joe S only score and Kelly made lhe all imporlanl exlra ooinl. From lhal lime on, Wesl Complelely oulolayeo lhe l-lawlers: but whenever lhey seemed headed lor a lcachoown, a lumbie. a penally, or some olher Burr quarferbaclr McEachern, seeing a wealrness in lhe mid- dle ol fhe Speedboy line, plows ll-:rough lor subsfanlial yardage on a quarlerbaclr sneak before being slapped by lhe Wes? Philadelphia secondary. lu' BURRS 6 ---- SPEEDBOYS 6 BURRS 0 - - break would end +he Threat, Finally, lale in 'rhe second hall, Jack Bradley brolce away on a speclac- ular 63-yard +ouchdown rung bu+ +he exlra poinl fry was wide, and lhal was +he ball game. Traveling lo Yellowiaclcel Sladium, Wes? mel lhe mighly Norrh Calholic powerhouse and losl, I9-7, bul no+ before giving fhe Falcons rheir besl game of lhe season. Trailing, 6-O, in The Third period, Wes+'s Frank Leonard and Buddy Buechele go? +o- gelher on a 63-yard pass play for a TD., and, when John Bauer placelriclced 'rhe exfra poinf, Wesl was leading 7-6. Al+er having several scoring lrys Jerry Campbell, one of fhe Burrs' greafesi offensive fhreafs of fhe I950 season, sfrealms around Norih Ca1holic's flanlr for a long gain affer disposing of Falcon iaciler wifh a vicious sfraigl'1+ arm. pw-f - - PIRATES I3 +hwar+ed by fhe valian+ Burr defense, headed by Mc:Devi++, Doyle, Sandy, Kane, lvlcliernan, and Campbell, Nor+h scored, making if I3-7. Never giving up, Wes? marched lo 'rhe Norlh I7-yard line before being sfopped and fhus lhe Burns greal bid for an upsel died. In a game played moslly a+ midfield, Wesl saw lheir 6-O lead vanish as Wesl Philadelphia scored in The dying minules ol: 'rhis lradilional game 'fo lie, 6-6. Wesfs only score was a brillianl 86-yard lciclc-off relurn by 'rhe reamis mosl valuable baclc, Jerry Campbell. Bob Kemmey, elusive enemy quarferback, is snowed under in fhe North Caiholic game by Peppy McKernan and iwo unidenfified Burr defenders afier a shor+ gain as Eberle l54l arrives a bil foo lafe. THE FUTURE GRID CHAMPS A greal' l95l Toolball season seems a cerralnfy srnce rhe Burr layvees have gone Through anolher successful schedule Only a I47 defear al The hands of S+ Francns a non league game marred an o'rherwIse perlecr record Mr Penecales squad Tools The measure of La Salle IU Irs hrs? game Then lhe Burrs mel' a slrong Soulh Carholuc eleven Thus was Truly a greaf de Tensuve game for nenfher leam could gel Irs ollen save allaclc rolling Afler This slruggle Wesl mel a splrlled Sl Thomas More squad buf emerged vncloruously The Iayvees nexl conlesl was wulh S+ Joe s The Prep pers look an early lead when a loose ball was re covered by a S+ Joe s player IH lhe end zone Bur fhe Burrs were nor fo be denied and qunclcly bounced baclc wllh Three consecullve fouchdowns lo pull anolher game our of lhe hre The layvee closed Thenr season wrrh a lhrullung comeback drnve lo wan over Norlh Calholuc IH The wanlng mlnules of play The Burr oflensuve alrack was spearheaded all season by Daddona Somers and Posse Oulsrand Ing lnnemen were Kane Del Veechro Ferry and Deserable Hs Dominic DAddona brealung away for a long gaun as has IHTGTTBFGHCB forms before hwm Wes+s lunlor VdYSl+Y emerged vlcforuously from ihns iradnhonal con+esf af 54+l'I and Clfy Lune One of fhe many 'obs of our compefeni managers IS dnsirn buhng equlpmenf for each game Thus worlr of Wesfhead and McKenna keeps our JV s The besi dressed feam In fhe league A heavner more experlenced JV Team from Si Joes me? nfs mafch Ih our fighhng lunlor varsufy eleven af Fmnessey Fneld A Wesi bacl: IS broughf down by +wo members of ihe Hawlrle+ secondary af+er gaInIng a valuable fTrs+ down . , ' I , . . 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LaSalle ...,.,, .32 lChampionship Playoffl Freshman Baskellaall Team: Sealed Lefi +o Righfz Roherf Devine, William Brennan, Francis O'Neil, Donald Campbell, Edward Maher, Donald Dougheriy, Marlin Mccarihy, Fil- more OH, Edward McGuire, James McNicholas, James Carroll. Top: Sfanding Leif io Right: Brofher Aloysius, JAY VEE SCORES WEST OPPOSITION 49 Nicefown 35 52 Barfram , 43 47 .Wes+ Philadelphia .,I6 50 Roman . . 23 35 .Soufh . . 30 58 S.T.M. . ,4O 49 Norfh . , 26 48 LaSalle 45 29 S+. James 34 59 Sf. Joseph 45 36 Roman , 26 43 .Soufh 29 29 S.T.M. . 23 64 .Norih . . . .26 4I, LaSalle . .58 55 .SL James 35 7l S+. Joseph 44 Freshman Baslmefball Coach1 J. V. Squad: John Ross, Drew Denmead, Thomas Kuchma, Joseph Gardler, Gerald McGinn, John Bauer, Paul Basile and Brofher E. John, Baslzefball Moderalor. JAY VEES AND FROSH CAPTURE LEAGUE cRowNs if bevy MCSUWE Q62 'S WEL- 'fvsgffaw' fE,u e 'E F5 ., V cow 'EES4 as 'WFP plwves VOM Seah Cfvkc c P on fzeuy passe: 'o P-'a Sw - mace ' e A '3 ad E 5 AX-'es' CYVLCEC JU V Y INSPIRED PLAYING BY OUR VARSITY The Teams unbeaTen record was lcepT inTacT as They won Their league opener by Trouncing Roman 69-53 wiTh Bob SmiTh collecTing I7 poinTs. ConTinuing Their winning ways To 8 sTraighT games The Burrs, due mainly To The eTTorTs oT Devine and WarringTon, beaT SouTh in overTime, SI-45. This sTrealc suddenly came To an end in The Tommie More game as The Golden Bears, coming Trom behind in The TourTh quarTer, edged us, 38-37. WesT rebounded To beaT NorTh as Clune scored 22 poinTs buT suTTered Their second deTeaT in The Tollowing game wiTh La Salle, 47-39. Clune, Devine. and WaringTon all hiT double Tigures buT iT was noT enough To maTch The ouTpuT oT Tom Gola and The resT oT The Explorers. The Burrs reTurned To The blaclc side of The ledger winning Their nexT Tour games wiTh Devine, War- ringTon, Clune, SmiTh, and Williams sTarring, How- ever, The Team meT iTs nemesis again in ST. Thomas More, who came Tronn behind in The IasT Tew sec- onds To win 42-4l despiTe Clune's II markers. WesT Tinished ouT iTs regular season by conquer- ing iTs IasT Tour opponenTs, including sTrong La Salle, 11- The basIreTbaII Team managers, James Mahoney, Thomas Powers, and John Harley, under The supervision of BroTher E. John, are responsible for keeping baslmefball equipmenT in Top shape for The varsify and iayvees. lfixs +l.X r ?:z.' i ' fl fr 17' X X?C2N' X 1 ' , f ' S ' . Q .-f 1 -Q5 If x . ri F X M'- 2 A f Vi were rewarded a? ?he end o? ?he season by being named LED US T0 THE SHAUGHNESSY PLAYOFFS Wes? Alumni 29 Wes? Wes? Reading C. C. 45 Wes? Wes? .Bar?ram 30 Wes? Wes? Allen?own 60 Wes? Wes? Wes? Philadelphia 4I VVes? Wes? Brown Prep 32 Wes? Wes? Roman 53 Vv'es? Wes? Sou?h 45 Wes? NVes? S. T. M. 38 Wes? Nor?h 50 Wes? Wes? LaSalle 47 Wes? Wes? S?. James 48 ln ?he Ca?holic League Championship game, rangy Jack Devine llfil clears ?he boards despi?e ?he eF?or?s o? AI Juliana of S?. Thomas More. These ?wo boys played impor?an? roles in ?he success of ?heir respec?ive ?eams and ?o ?he All-Ca?holic squad. This was ?he climax o? ?he regular baske?ball seasong ?he Pira?es playing ?he Burrs in ?he firs? game of ?he playoffs. Wal? Maxwell looks on wi?h concern as a Pira?e player handles ?he ball. This pic?ure depic?s ?he lxeen compe?i?ion wi?h which ?he game was played. Playof? S?. Joseph Roman Sou?h S. T. M. Nor?h LaSalle S?. James S?. Joseph Series Sou?h S. T. M. Bob Srniflu execufes an evasive maneuver 'ro elude a Prepper In racking up a fwo-polnfer for +l'1e Burrs. Wa+cl1ing for pos- sible rebound are Wes9's Wal? Maxwell, Jack Devine, and Jim Warringson. Wes? wen? on fo win from Sainl Joseph by a 60-54 count 213' fail. ' 3 5 ,l,, ,J lf 'ne L ax ,lf Wee' cefeawa Seal 'n .ia 'rd er 4l-4C 'Q mise inf: We 5' e , Cue De-fee are W'a'T'o':' lea 'Ve alice' asa ' 'Fe P732 lf 'be ire Lili: 5 ' ' EJ' 'ear iff X. 'a y lace Celera a fare- ni 'Vg Si vngfva, Mere Culver WFS wang on ro oefyne CIW Crwarmglonf. Cure abc Wllllamr were ',LfaLC1V QJ.'lQ even ln Jefeat Tn-3 Burr-, :le so a neil -iligiu ,ea in DN de' 'eivrg Bef Franl rn is :azure We up are un We frly. Vlesf Cafholicfs Bob Smllh fakes a rebound from Souflw Ca+holic's John Lavin U31 in +he semi-finals of fhe Shaugh- nessy Playoffs. Dave Clune Burr All-Cafholic elecf, and Jim Warringfon llOl, who scored flue winning poin+s in Vhe game, look cn. 1 Upper lellz Brofher G. Luke proudly looks on as Joe Wafmulif receives fhe one mile irophy from Mr. Oaks for his oufsfanding hack performance in the I95O Cafholic League compe+i+ion. Up- per Righf: Maben fails fo close fhe gap as Sessa sprinfs across ihe finish line in fhe Norfh meef. Hun? of Norfh and Posse of Wes? follow fhird and fourih. Mike Kane clears fhe bar at live feel, eighf inches in lhe high iump. Being a consisfenl poinf scorer, he was a major lacfor on fhe I950 frack squad. He copped fhird place in fhe Cafholic League. Burr-'s Ed Flood displays his hurdling abIli+y, which helped bring fhe league crown fo Wesf, as he surges ahead of Joe Byrnes of Norlh Cafholic in The IIC yard high hurdles even? during a due. mee? held af Wesf Cafholic. WesT cindermen ouTcIassed NorTh CaThoIic in The mile run. Merkins DiAngeIo, WaTmufT, and Manion-aII WesT men- Toolr The firsT Tour places, while HiggenboTTom Toughf vainly for his Alma Mafer. CATHOLIC STATE CHAMPIONS Under The excellenT coaching oT BroTher G. Luke and wiTh BroTher E. Mark as moderaTor, The I95O ediTion oi The Burr Trackmen showed Their prowess on The Qinders and boards. This was The beginning oT a year which spelled 'Champsf' The squad was The mosT spiriTed and deTermined group oT Track- men WesT has seen in many years. Led by Their CapTain Jim Mollan, These TleeT-TooTed Burrs Turned in commendable perTormances againsT Their CaThoIic League compeTiTors. ReTurning leTTermen included Jim Mollan, hurdles: Phil McCloskey and Joe Cochran, sprinTs: Joe WaTmuTT and Frank lvlanion, middle disTance7 Joe Merkins and Jim Kelly, milers. These mercury-TooTed men began The season wiTh Mollan Taking TirsT in The 50-yard high hurdles, in The Inquirer Iv1eeT, and Mollan, Cochran, McCloskey, and WaTmuTT placing TirsT in The CaTh- Clic League mile relay. New came The Camden Board oT EducaTion MeeT in which These Track lum- Tom PaTTerson, The CaTholic League Pole VauIT Champ, soars II Teef inTo The air To Take firsl place. His long and sfrenuous hours oT pracfice assisTed him in affaining This Tifle. nf 3-, -'Ak ' .f SUPERIOR IN SPEED, STAMINA inaries seT a new record in The Medley Relay-Mcf Closlcey, 880: Sessa, 220: Warner, 220: WaTmuTT, 880: Time: 5:03.2. Joe Merlcins, who was 3rd in The mile run lTime 4:3'?l demonsTraTecl champiorfs Torm. Then came The Spilaed Shoe MeeT. Again The Burrs' diminuTive hurdler, Mollan, scored TirsT in The 60-yard high hurdles, breezing To a new record oT 7.5 seconds. The Burrs also annexed The Mile Re- lay. Joe WaTmuTT Tools second in The 880 yard wiTh a 2:04. NoT conTenT, The Burrs Traveled To The BridgeTon Relays. Here They capTured second in The Two mile and medley relays. Following This came The Penn Relays. The Burrs losT The Mile Re- lay in a hairfraising Tinish To ST. Thomas More in 3:3I.7. The Tollowing week inauguraTed The ouT- door season. Showing Their True spiriT, They de- TeaTed ST. James, 6515 To 3315. On April 26 WesT beaT Roman, 7I'f2 To 27V2 wiTh nine TirsTs in The eleven evenTs. Then came The mighTy rival, ST. Thomas More, and again The Burrs' opponenT bowed To a Team ThaT would noT accepT deTeaT. WesT 57lf2, S.T.M. 4l'f2. When The l.iTTle Explorers meT WesT The Tinal score was WesT 67'f2. LaSalle 3llf2. Mollan seT a new school record oT l5,l in The l20-yard high hurdles. The SouTh CaTholic meeT was rained ouT. Now came The TesT. Could The Burrs win The CaTholic League Championship? On May TwenTy-TirsT, WesT's 46 poinTs spelled vic- Tory. Mollan seT a new record in lI0-yard low hurdles wiTh l2.2. May TwenTy-eighTh, The Team wenT To Reading, Pennsylvania, where They won Their TourTh sTraighT CaTholic STaTe Crown. WaTmuTT seT a new mile record wiTh a 41309. On May ThirTy-TirsT, WesT meT Overbrook Tor The CiTy TiTle. WesT doggedly bowed To a superb Team, 42lf2 To Sblfp, even Though The Blue and WhiTe Toolc seven TirsT John Maben, one oT WesT's besT broad iumpers, griTs his TeeTh and sTrains his muscles in deTerminaTion To win The evenT which helped WesT's ouTsTanding Track Team deTeaT NorTh CaThoIic. He is a fine example of The spiriT which lives in all oT our aThleTes. Jim Mollan, WesT speedsTer, broke The school record Tor The high and low hurdles aT The CiTy Championship MeeT. He also seT a new record in The 200 aT The Penn lnviTaTion MeeT, and broke The CaTholic League record doing The low hurdles in l2.2. AND FIGHTING SPIRIT John Kealey, Wes+ Calholic cinderman deluxe, assisfed in challring up anolher win for fhe fighfing Burrs in 'Ihe Iourna- menf held wi+h SI. Thomas More. John's greal con+ribu+ion fowards Ihe honor fha? was given Io Wesi Cafholic, was his able performance in The IOO yard dash. -Wilt 1 a s . , 5 W an L' A 9- 'fu ,sf ' U K 1 H- JY ' 5:35 1433! .. bfi, ffl H- f 'E ,433 N 'A , . 'Q 'f,,,1 Q , .U L K ,Z T ivhsxh. . . af' r 'L ' ag ia, , . 5' Q ',,,.-V 'Eiga K- V ri. K. jsp: ' - ,. R-Q1 ?,fz Jew . ,Z , rs. ry . 5.,gf.,,i, . T' 'aff'---' R3 .,, fi ,. C 195 ,et .- . Ygyk iq ' - . 4 M I -.QQL it -' Aa 'i' i A .-- 'eat' 2 .43 I 6' , 'W - iS ff 1. liar. A 'an' ' A 1 ,gf '.r.,-, Wesfs popular miler, Roberl Smilh, ap- proaches Ihe end of his grueling course displaying The perseverance Ihaf en- abled him fo win fhe Calholic League finals which were held af 54+h and Ciiy Line. The lime marlred by Ihe judges -.sas 4:-14.2. 79 41Q' A 4'-A '-we wan . ww s Throwing 'rhe sho+ demands a sense of coordinalion and also a greal amounf of power in affaining a disfance which sfands up in Cafholic League compeli- lion. William Keegan pracfices This in an efforf Io garner more poinfs for fha squad. ,KL 74 C 7 Q 1. 1- axle' A N MPP. H.. . :ery sqft WWQ. dn DOWN THEIR MIGHTY OPPONENTS QT The eleven evenTs. lvlerldns ser a record in The mile, 4:3O.I, and Mellen a new 200-yard low hurdle mark OT 22.3. lvlollan shaTTered The 200-yard lows in The lnviTaTion MeeT, by sTe-pping The low Timbers in 22.2. Top row: Mills, Sfurgis, Keegan, McGuT'T, Maddox. Second row: Zappone, Vaughn, Hreha, Flood, HuTTon, Dransfield, McGinn, Manion, Thoden. Third row: Manager Crossan, Connelly, McNeill, Klos+erman, MCG-inn, Dougherfy, Lamay, O'Donnell, Dever, McCourT, Sfallxer. Fourfh row: Dilvleo, Warner clearly manifesfs The eFForT nec- essary To successfully compleTe a 'fasf 440 yard run. Cochran closely 'follows in second place. Phil McCloskey finishes firsT in The 440 yard run againsf Norfh followed by Paul of NorTh and Warner of Wesf. Brofher E. Mark, Lynch, Flynn, DoherTy, PaTTerson, Kealey, Kilbride, DiAngelo, Chresf, Bole, Brofher G. Lulre. FronT row: Manager Molyneaux, WaTmuFT, McCloskey, Smifh, Kane, Cochran, Warner, Kelly, Merkins, Sessa, Garrify, Man- ager Farley. Back Row: FlaherTy, MarTin, Toland, Parnell. Third Row: Jones, Fillip, Bierling, LonzeTTa, McDermoTT, Davis, Driver, Kulsik. Second Row: Adams, William O'Brien, Donald O'- Brien, Welsh, EprighT, Jacklin, Templefon, Bruno, Brofher Freshmen Track places iTself among The champ- ionship Teams aT WesT. These Thinclads defeaTed Their CaTholic League opponenfs and won The freshmen championship. On March 24Th, aT Cam- den They placed fourTh in a field of TwenTy-five. McFadden Took second in The shofpuf and The re- lay Team received second place prize. On April 24Th, They opened The season by downing ST, Thomas More, 54-27. Under The able direcTion of BroThers Boniface and Luke, They capTured six ouT of nine firsfs. Spodobalslci, who won The IOO and 220-yard dashes and The broad iump, chalked up An imporTanT feaTure in every meeT is The diFficulT broad- iump. Spodobalski, compeTing in Fresh Track makes his bid for firsf place. Viewing The aT'TempT criTically are Crossan, DiMeo and Jones. Boniface lModeraTorl. FirsT Row: McMahon, Fieber, Gil- roy, Spodobalski, Dever, Reilly, Powers, Wilson, Miller. These Freshmen hope To be The fuTure cinderman ThaT will bring championships To WesT. many poinfs, The Ardmore Relays followed on April 27Th, where They won The CaTholic High School relay and Three seTs of second place rib- bons. These flying freshmen deTeaTed Roman 52lf24 28lf2. Joe Posse won The IOO and 220-yard dashes and The broad jump. ln The varsiTy championship They were vicforious in The freshmen 880-yard relay, lPosse, Driver, Powers, and Spodobalskil. They capTured The championship on May 22nd. WesT 46, ST. Thomas More 23. McFadden seT a new record in The shoT- puT wiTh 40' 83A, , One of The sparkling and evenTTul acTiviTies of The Fresh Track meeT is exemplified by Ronald Driver as he clears The bar in The high jump wiTh inches To spare. lTop Lelll Members ol lhe Wesl Calholic Cross-Counlry leam were amply represenled in lhe meel wilh Soulh Calh- olic. Merkins and McGinn slrove successfully lo bring home viclory for Wesl Calholic. lTop Righfl Molyneaux and Fox iubilanlly display lhe Calholic League lrophy which was caplured by lhe Burr harriers afler a hard loughl season. This lrophy is now lhe permanenl possession ol Wesl. lGroup Piclurel Lell lo righl, bollom row: Fox, Manager: Flaherly, Farrell, Slec, Dolan, Slalker, G. McGinn, Dough- In Seplember, Wesl's hill and dalers lraveled lo Fairmounl Park in preparalion lor delense ol lheir cily lille. For weeks lhese aspiranls had pracliced under lhe precise coaching ol Brolher G. Luke and lhe commendable moderalion ol Brolher E, Mark. From lhe cily championship squad ol '49, lhe only relurning lellermen were Caplain Joe Mer- kins and Bill McGinn. Culslanding harriers Drans- lield, D'Angelo, Lamay, Slalker, Gerry McGinn, Dever, Dougherly, Smilh, Zappone, Dolan, Farrell and Mclvlahon were lhe boys on whom lhe Burrs lille hopes resled. erly, Smilh, B. McGinn, Merkins, Lamay, DiAngelo, Dever, Dranslield, Zappone, Soyer, Kulsik, Kalhman, Manager. Sec- ond Row: Brolher Mark, Moderalorg Templelon, Fieber, Hul- lon, DeProsperos, O'Neill, Pallerson, Flynn, Miller, Warner, Golden, Paflell, McKee, Pohlig, Dick, McMahon, McLaugh- lin, Dunn, Bruce, Brolher Luke, Coach. Back Row: Flood, Fisher, Gallagher, DeHaven, Maguire, Maben, Amlaner, Cook, Beam, Fogarfy, Kelly, Murray, McMahon. Sl. James, Roman Calholic, Sl. Thomas More, Soulh Calholic, and La Salle, in lhal order, lell prey lo lhe mosl inexperienced, yel spiriled leam lo be developed al Wesl. ln lhe Calholic League meel, in which all learns comoele, lhe Burrs wenl on lo win lheir lhird con- secuzive league crown. Bul here lheir lorlune ended, for Overbrook, aller laking advanlage ol Joe lvlerkins' lall, wresled lhe cily lille and lhe Bullelin Cup lrom a game bul oulclassed 49lh Slreel squad. CHAMPION BURR HARRIERS Aiier an excepiionally 'Irying race, Wes? Caiholic harrier, Bob Smifh, Isiffing downl awaifs his Ieammafe Bill McGinn who is giving his Mme and place. Joe Merkins, ou9s+anding bofh scholasric- ally and aihlefically in his slay a+ Wes'I Caiholic, well earned 'lhe leadership of our cross-counfry Ieam. Always placing among fhe 'Iop harriers, he complefely oufclassed his opponenis as he cap- Iained our squad Io championships. CROSS COUNTRY I950 Wes? Opp I9 S+. James .. . 36 I5 Roman Caiholic . 40 20 Norih Cafholic 35 I9 SI. Thomas More , , 36 I7 Souih Cafholic . , , 38 I5 LaSalle... . ., . 40 57 Cafholic League Championships ISTMI. 62 I6 J.V. League Championships INCI 62 I2I Cify Championship IOverbrookI . 44 II6 Inquirer Invifaiion Meel' IOverbrooKI 53 STRONG STROKES AND GLIDING SHElI.S MAKE BURR BOYS SCHUYLKILL STANDOUTS lf's fhe sfari of anoiher aifernoon on fhe Schuylkill River as Wes+'s varsily oarsmen carry The eighi-oar shell ou'l of +he Penn A. C. boaihouse under fhe capable handling of coxswain, Paul Berena+o. Dave Cook, Tom Langan, John Duffy, John McHugh, John Bleacher, Dave Haley, Jess Ferry and Mariy Ludlow furnish fhe necessary power for coxswain Berenaio, who direcfs +hem in a capable manner. Bro+her Alexis, crew moderafor, and Mr. Curran, fha coach, ge? iogerhor +o 'formulaic a schedule for praciice and io selecf fha boys who will occupy posiiions on fhe varsity crew squad. gan: Prac+ice! Pracfice! Praciicel This is and always has been ihe fheme of all of our Burr crews. Daily worlroufs develop fhe skill +ha+ is necessary +o have a championship ieam. The Wesi Calholic oarsmen, wiih many reiurn- ing leller men from lhe previous year's cily cham- pionship leam gave a line accounl oi lhemselves. The season opened wiih lhe Sloiesl:-ury Cup Re- galla and in The qualifying heals bolh our iirsl and second eighis finished second behind crews from Washinglon and Lee. ln The Philadelphia Championship race our varsiiy came in ihird aiier La Salle and Norfheasl. WesT's Third eiqhl 'rurned in several fine performances in deiealing Washing- 'ron and Lee and La Salle. James Ferry and lvlariin Ludlow were elecled co-caplains for ihe l95l season. James Ferry. co-capiain of Sharing fhe capfaincy of fhe Wesi Ca7holic's crew feam, crew is Marlin Ludlow who prepares 'for anoiher of his sfrokes Coach Currans fits? daily worlrouis. eight x QUT LAYHUU5 - ' l 9 'X i I ' -,Q , ,. .- ?i2-gLl 'I'- -' 6, T E' ...nr ,-,, - - , ,,,a...--..,.., ,,N. ,.,..-,,w,,,,, ,,,, , My A pa, ,ally K ,... 4454.4 ,i ,W ,, D., V' A .... Coxswain Daniel Harrigan poses wxfh 'the Wes? Ca hohc second eighi which rowed wifh Joseph Duffy John Canessa William Savage John Duffy Paul Soeni gen Ronald Powell Thomas Langan and Renalo Du Lauro This Burr crew cllrnaxed e l95O season wi a second pace finish behind La Salle High in The Phila delphla Championship Regaifa f fi .4 E .117 - ., . .., cn, .f f ,aw Lb: S --- b --- is: , ,,..- Nsi RX? 9 .L . ,mac F' Marlin Ludlow, James Devine. David Haley, John Bleacher, Thomas McBreen, John McHugh, Joseph Levy, James Ferry, and coxswain Andrew Conneen comprised Coach Tom Curran's lirsf eighl, which lived up fo ifs early season expecfafions, coming ihrough wifh some excellenf performances, Yypical of all former Wes? Cafholic crew learns. Wesvs rhird eighr composed of John Canessa Francis McDevi++, Thomas HegarYy, Thomas McGrafh, Maurice Moran, David Coolr, Joseph Breslin, Ger- ald Kelly and coxswain William Durney displayed +heir fine coaching by win- ning races lrorn Washinglon and l.ee High in Yhe Sfofesbury Regalia and La Salle High in fhe Philadelphia Champion- ship Regarla. l+'s a warm-up for lhese Burr Mermen al' fhe 22nd Sfreel fank. Lef fo righl: Louis McCollum, Reber-1' Slillwell, Michael Dougherly, Joseph Brennan, Roberf Kraff, John Quinn, Michael Neddeo and James Rippman. SWIMMING MEETS Firsf Half La Salle 4I Wes? Cafholic 34 Home Roman 20 Wesi Catholic 55 Home South Ca+holic 43 Wesf Ca+holic 32 Home Norfh Cafholic 33 Wesi Caiholic 53 Away Sainl' Joseph 47 Wes? Cafholic 28 Away Broiher E. James, moderafor of fhe l95l Burr swimmers, smiles proudly wiih his new charges. Baclr Row:James Rippman Waller Swiacli, Michael Naddeo, Reber? Kraff, Chrislian Keller, Arnold Kraf+, Philip Murray, Manager. Middle Row: A glimpse al' a lypical af+ernoon's pracfice shows Owen Seckinger and Harry Hall perfecfing lheir specially, fhe breaslsfroke. These fwo sfellar fankmen, already seasoned velerans, carry fha lille hopes of nexf year's swim squad. Second Half Roman 27 Wesf Cafholic 48 Away La Salle 45 Wesl Caiholic 30 Away South Cafholic 40 Wes? Cafholic 35 Home Norfh Cafholic 30 Wesi' Cafholic 45 Home Sain? Joseph 32 Wes? Cafholic 43 Home Balfimore Meef Wesf Caiholic 35- ls+ place Souih Cafholic 33 -2nd place Fronf row: George McLaughlin, Henry Nealis, Joseph Bren- nan, John Quinn, Pafrick Kean, Gerald Spaulding, Roberl' Slillwell, Owen Seckinger, Harry Hall. 3 ' C. if g 14 , ' Q 13 Y W'-fu! -. M -5, r S y K -, ,- Vs ,',,, l,,, ' I X 1 Z3 iii 'f l : 1 i Y, , ' ,. ,-f' ' A--. ' - .. -ff'.,-A ,j.a TJ 'A ffiiii ,,, ,. J ..f:fj,.,1j,, fi-Y ,M iii, -'ff 11? ' gfis ,.:f',,, sf' .f ' ' ' , Z gif Z ff jf - - The mermen o? Wes? Ca?holic comple?ed ?heir regular Ca?holic league season o? l95O-51 spor?ing a record o? ?ive vic?ories and ?he same number o? se?baclcs. Throughou? ?he season ?he Burr ?anlcmen were a ?eam o? spiri? and ?igh?. This ?ac? was proven when La Salle and Sou?h Ca?holic had ?o cap?ure ?he las? even? of ?he mee? be?ore emerging vic?orious. I-lowever, a di?'?eren? s?ory was ?old in Wes?'s o?her encoun?ers as ?he Burrs won easily ?rom ?he CahiIli?es and Nor?h Ca?holic and, in ?he las? mee? o? ?he league season, ou?swam a classy S?. Josephs ?eam in a close con?es?, ln a pos?- season invi?a?ion swimming mee? held a? Bal?imore, ?he Wes? Ca?holic swimmers ou?classed several Maryland schools and ?heir Ca?holic league rival, Sou?h Ca?holic, ?o gain, ?or ?he second s?raigh? year, ?he Eas?ern S?a?es Ca?holic l'ligh School Swimming Championships and proving, wi?hou? a doub?, ?he? ?hey s?ill possessed championship caliber. Under ?he ?u?elage o? Coach Louis Mais, and ?he very capable direc?ion o? ?he new modera?or, Bro?her E. James, ?he swimmers displayed ?he 'line spiri? and good sporfsmanship ?ha? is ?ruly Wes? Ca?holic ?radi?ion. EASTERN STATES' CATHOLIC SWIMMING CHAMPS Chris Keller performs a perfec? swan dive in a mee? held a? Big Brolhers' pool. Keller, who won ?he coveled diving crown during las? season's mee?s, ex- hibi?s ?he form wifh which he defeaied all challengers. He is also an excellenl' swimmer. Mr. Louis Mais, Wes? swimming coach for over Iwenly years, aims Io con?inue ?he viclorious ways of recen? years wi?h ?he full coopera?ion and assislence of modera?or Bro?her Eusebius. SMASHING SHOTS BRING WEST MX 1 4 f , -.. QXYST In ' s -5 ,e 1 Y CongraTulaTions for a fine vicTory are exTended To John Loughran by Woody Mench, now one of The Top men on a highy experienced Burr squad. Jack won The freshman Tennis TournamenT lasT fall as did Woody when he was in his Tirsf year aT WesT CaTholic. Led by Their capTain, Jaclc Neill, The Burr neTmen racked up one of Their mosT impressive seasons on The courT lasT year. Their eleven wins and one de- TeaT gave Them runner up posiTion in The Tough in- TerscholasTic league. The one loss was inTlicTed by a powerTul CenTral squad, The evenTual league champions. WesT came Through, however, Taking The CaTholic League laurels by Their wins over ST. Josephs and La Salle. This year's Team loolcs like anoTher sTrong con- Tender wiTh Jim Kelly and Woody Mench Torming The nucleus oT The squad. Also Trying Tor oTher posiTions are Kuo, Wein, Donohue, and BroscharT, up Trom The iayvees To replace Joe Perna, Jerry Mealey and Ed Cassidy, lasT year's sTellar gradu- aTes. A greaT amounT of promise has also been shown among The Treshmen and sophomores in Their bids Tor varsiTy honors. l Q ,., . S. '4 , L, ..4 CAy f T A4 QHSX CAI X N3 .0 , is-S 'll 1, T C it ,.1 T5 kssx 1 g A ,, ' ' ,N,,...,sM 4 '45, ' r . 1 . 'Sy ANOTHER CATHOLIC LEAGUE TENNIS CROWN Q lBelowl Bob Donahue reaches for an overhead smash as Joe Kuo waiTs anxiously To puT away any reTurn shoTs. lAbovel Using courT lines as guides, BroTher AusTin poinTs ouT To Mench, Donahue, Kuo, and Kelly The placemenT oT good offensive shoTs. Smiles are The order of The day wiTh WesT's varsiTy Tennis squad members: Joseph Kuo, RoberT Donahue, Howard Smoyer, James Kelly, Elwood Mench, George BrcscharT, Nor- berT Wein, and Edward McMerTy. BlasTing a backhand shoT deep inTo The opposiTion's couri is Jim Kelly, whose smooTh sTrokes enabled him To collecT many vicTories. Jimmy has greaT compeTiTive spiriT and pulled maTches, apparenTly losT, ouT of The Tire Tor a WesT Triumph. s I 2 2 wi cu S5 v I -- s E 055 if Q x ' X 33 - 1 , , - 1 , y, M 9 , , I '- if 9, A 5 Q fix ' ' V. . 2 wg l ff' if ' ,A I I0 H , J Q 0 is ,,m,, f. W. 1 -- l , 305 1 c . ! , Mix I-I A M2327 71 Q 9 4 H 4 NUQQEW. I mv- X V' is A' J qv, 4,,k .. .- .K in -',' L 7 ' .3 -ZLL. X Q 1 f f , g , , Q 72, - vb, , lf. J e Q , ' Q ' F AV N V 4, F :N , , 1' H A A J, W in ,, 5 V1 if is ' i . f 2 L11 x ' . Q E ,.,g,f..f,,, gg-fy nf, I li E Y 3 Q fl X We Tix 0 ' v SWIE, K ' Nw..-WA ,. John Yosf, Gerald Dougherly, and Fred- erick Cosfello, all varsily prospecls re- ceive a few lips from scoreleeper Win- field Hudson as he records Raphael Cas+aldi's score. This is a familiar scene al Dykes' alleys. Ray, who is now enier- ing his second year as a varsi+y mem- ber is a sfrilre arfisf. From lryouls early in December unlil lhe firsl game in January, Caplain Bob Weeks led fellow lreglers Paul Gunsallus, James Clancy, Raphael Caslaldi, and James Kelly in diligenl pracfice. The fruifs of lheir labor have been a highly successful season. The Jay vee lneglers are composed oi: lback rowl Winfield Hudson, Gerald Moyer, Dennis Forresh lfronf rowl James Clancy and Fredericlz Cosiello. The greal improvement shown by 'lhese boys has given Wesl' Calholic hopes of a championship varsify bowling leam for nexl year. ' -. 3 erik BULL'S-EYES OUR SPECIALTY Q-uQ .JlsJ sl' ZS Ill Several members of lhe Rifie Club, which is under 'rhe capable moderaiion of Broiher Finian, wafch affenfively as lwo Senior members, De Paola and Marley, explain ihe paris of ihe rifle. Three members of fhe Rifle Club care- fully examine a fargei while John Waller prepares his rifle fo +alre his furn dur- ing pracfice. Daily prac+ice makes fhese boys beHer marlxsmen. Fronf row: Carroll, Kendig, Cook, Gal- ligan, Callahan, DePaola, Keane, Wal- ler. Second row: Sakal, Gallagher, Nied, Dorsey, DeHaven, Byrne. Third row: Buchanan, Marley, Gough, Siranni, Campbell, O'DonneII, Schmader, Farley, Brown, Carpenfer. O'Donnell, Carroll, Kendig, and Waller pracfice fhe various posiiions for firing during a rifle meef. The boys of fhe Rifle Club learn fo shoof from similar posilions io insure viclory. Conslanl' pracfice and fhorough coaching has developed many Burr sharpshoolers. James Marley and Pasquale DePaola who are abou? io have lheir +urn al' shoofing, excifedly inspecf fha fine large? of Paul Buchanan, as fhe rifle club prepares for ifs coming season which is expecfed 'lo be ihe hes? fo dafe. 5 This year fhe rifle club closed ifs doors affer an evenlful season, lerminafing wilh lhe Seciional Tourname-nl of 'rhe Nalional Rifle Associalion held a+ Drexel, which included learn and individual marches. The club also compeled in The Hearsl Trophy Malch, 'the Direcfor of Civilian Marlcsrnan- ship, The Nafional Rifle Associalion lndividual Championships, and +he Pos+al lvlalches. The rnosl imporfanf malches of fhe clubs season are con- ducfed loy The Soulhwesl Pennsylvania lnlerscholas- Tic Rifle Associafion, The excellenl showings of The club in The-se mafches was due lo fhe unliring eilorls ol lhe Moclerafor, Brolher Finian of Mary, and The coach, Mr. Frank Muller. LESS THAN THE VARSITIES IN RANK AND TALENT Hoping To spur his class on To vicTory, Donald Reds Haley uses all of his sTrengTh as he sails Through The air in a courageous aTTempT To make good in The broad iump evenT during The Sopho- . -..,., more inTerclass Track meeT. V ln our gym aTTer school many inTerclass baskeTball games are sponsored by The STudenT AssociaTion. Boys of Soph- omore R and Sophomore S sTrive earnesTy in order To bring vicTory To Their homeroom. .. .Lf-np-few WesT CaTholic To neighboring schools in The Philadelphia area sTands Tor The TinesT in sporTs. Our varsiTy Teams are known To be among The Top compeTiTors in every aThleTic Tield. BUT behind The scenes oT our Tamed school Team is The shadow oT WesT's greaT inTerclass sporTs program. This program, which is ever increasing in popu- lariTy among The 'sTudenT body, has Tour purposes: To creaTe sound bodies as well as sound minds, To TosTer sporTsmanship, To aTTord Those sTudenTs who haven'T The abiliTy To make a varsiTy Team an op- porTuniTy To parTicipaTe in The sporT liTe aT WesT, and lasTly To give varsiTy hopeTuls a chance To gain some recogniTion Tor Their TalenT. From The TirsT SepTember school day unTil The closing day in June a vigorous program oT sporTs is in moTion on our Tield and c:ourTs. This program includes TooTball, indoor and ouTdoor baskeTball, Track, and The Three year old inTanT oT The sporTs Jim Kelly, school ping-pong champion, and George McLaughlin were fwo of lhe oufslanding pariicipanfs in fhis field ol aclivily. ln ihis game varsafile Senior Commer- cial A defealed hard fighfing Senior Aris for fha Senior inlerclass volleyball championship. Volleyball is one of fha many inferclass spor+s which fhe Sfudenf Associalion provides for boys who are noi on varsi+y feams. program. volleyball. The inierclass program of '5I is The biggesf and besl held 'rhus lar. ln The Senior deparlmenl Senior Commercial A dominaled 'rhe baslcelball scene while in fhe foolball piclure Senior Science F's mighiy men mowed down fhe opposilion of Senior Arls, 8-O, lo caplure 'rhe Senior lioolball crown. Senior Commercial A 'rurnecl oui lo have ihe harcl- esi leam in ihe volleyball circuil by likewise bea+- ing lhe afhlelic sporlsmen ol Senior Aris. The underclassmen showed promising varsify abil- ify by fheir close scores. Junior Technical D ou?- ran, oufpassed and ouiclassed The resl' of lhe Junior deparimenf 'ro cop 'rhe loofball championship. while Junior Science A beal lheir compeliiors poinl for poini, in games of maiched skill, lo lalce 'rhe volleyball crown. Sophomore J showed superior alhlelic abilily among The second year men by lak- ing bolh lhe baskefball and volleyball awards, while H Many are fhe lhrills ol fha seasonal inlerclass loofball games af West Some sfars of various varsify feams have been picked ihrough their showing in lhese games. Menlal and physical developmenl and an oulsfanding sense of sporls- menship are a few advenlages of fhe inferclass sporls pro- gram. lTopl Many sTudenTs who hope To become varsify cinder- men display Their skill during inTercIass Track evenfs. Bef- Toml Inferclass basIreTbaIl games, refereed by BroThers presenf an inTeresTing diversion from The daily school rouTine. QQ!! SECOND TO NONE IN INTEREST AND PARTICIPATION The sTouT hearTed boys oT Sophomore N capTured The much ToughT Tor TooTball cup. Among The Burr yearlings a greaT amounT oT busTle was shown This year. Freshman Js Tine bas- keTball Team dribbled Their way under The enemy s baslceT consisTenTly enough To deTeaT Freshman F and To become The 5l Frosh Champs. Freshman T-I proved ThaT They also were worThy ol: The honor and glory oT champions by deTeaTing all oThers in The volleyball Tield. Because oT The arrival oT winTer condiTions The Yearlings TooTball classic had To be posTponed unTil IaTer. The lnTerclass Progrm of 5I, The biggesT and besT ever held aT WesT, owes iTs success To John Cooney and his assisTanTs: Francis I-lunT James O'Brien Gordon I-lall, and Thomas McDonough, all mem bers oT The STudenT AssociaTion AlThough The maioriTy oT Those who Take parT in The inTerclass program will noT be recorded in The annals oT WesT CaTholic They have succeeded in ac complishing someThing even greaT-They have made Themselves Models of ChrisTian Living l I lnrercless frack meefs are one of +he mos? prominenl' afler school ac+ivilies in which fhe sfuclenfs par+icipa+e. Delaney and Edwards 'lry fheir besf a+ +he IIO low hurdles in hopes of bringing a vic- iory fo fheir respeclive classes. Top Gardler, Barnes, and O'Laughlin. BoHom: Clancy Sowers and McKenna, members of +he Sophomore volley ball leam smile happily wifh Brofher Leo, affer They cap lured The school volleyball crown. In 'lhe playoff game fhey mel and defeated Junior Science A for fhe lille. Touch foofball ranks high among ihe lop inlerclass sporfs Our campus gridiron is fhe scene of many long and hard loughf games. These games develop in +he sludenf a sense of sporfsmanship and fighfing spiril which is characlerishc of every pursuif of fha Wes+ Calholic Burrman. 'ZS The Brothers, called to give a Christian education, should deem it their care to teach pupils the duties of a Christian. They shall give pupils instruction in the necessary knowledge for the ordinary purposes of life. Thus, Christian Schools will be equal to their mission, and parents who give them the preference shall have no reason to say that children do not find there all the advantages claimed by schools in which positive religion is not tolerated. Saint John Baptist De La Salle Saint John Baptist De La Salle dedicated his entire lite to educating and comtorting the youth ot France. The spirit ot Saint La Salle has not died out in the centuries that have passed since his death. Instead, it has been increased a hundredtold through the etiorts and zeal ot the Christian Brothers. In the twenty-tive years the Christian Brothers have been at West Catholic, they, like Saint La Salle, have dedicated their lives to educating boys and molding them into Christian men. si ,322 --rvx --r-1 , S p QA! , V1 i fb I I I. 9 gf I S X x- Af-PW Qtr, .,m if 1? In We 'Q' vw if Ei' ' ,- L ,Ny ni.. R, v. ,Q ,MAL ,fp ,E . - -ff , , NY. 'f'-- - , : ffiffvP'ff f . 1 1. . - 5 'Hz QYXH' '.-Q: ' K ,-'t ' ' . f ,v,g11f1ggx, f ' sz .2 us- -145: , tr' ig: 4 I W ' vw , 1 f 4 1 s 'F D! f 1 'f?Tf'ffW'5.':2 ,, . I e 9 , , , 1 QI? - W fl V 5- - QM ...A M, A f - J. sz- 1, ' .1 WM? ,Q ,535-gk .. 0. QTL f 5 vm! f' U llwx A i I u. OUTSTANDING BURR PACEMAKERS A glance a+ John Mackey's school record would lead you 'lo believe fhal he doesn l' consider any mark below 90 as worfhwhileg in his senior year he has raised his sighfs-his currenl' grades run above 95. Don'+ make lhe mislake, how- ever, ol expecling lhis represenfafive of Transfiguralion Par- ish lo be your fradilional scholar, pale of cheek and myopic of eye from midnigh+-oil sessions. John's diversions include baseball, foofball, and dancing. He passed lhe NROTC examinafion, and hopes fo go lo Villanova or La Salle. lion Woody works in his spare 'lime and s+ill manages Elwood Mench, selecled fhe fypical Wesf Calholic boy because he embodies mosl of 'lhe qualifies lhal' Wesl slu- deni should possess, is e perfecf genfleman, a superior siudenf, aciivify minded, and wha? is mosi imporianl, a high principled praclical Calholic. The basis of Woody's success lies in fha greaf enfhusiasm which he brings lo all his underfakings: be lhey scholaslic, social, exlra-curricular, or of a religious nafure. The diversify of his many inler- esfs mirrors his well balanced personalify-dhe Blue and While, lhe Senior Play, in his iunior year, 'lhe News Sfafl, inlerclass sporls for four years, varsily bowling, and capfain of lhe fennis 'leam in his senior year. ln addi- lo achieve lop ranking scholarship. Rober+ Louis Gefz-Bob may be said fo have run fhe gamel' of aciivilies while al Wesl Cafholic. Being a young man of diverse inleresls, he did his basl' +o make every minufe praiseworlhy-and succeeded. As early as his 'freshman year, 'lhis lad made himself known by engaging in a number of worlhwhile campus acfiviiies. An ardenf sporis, enihusiasl, he bofh managed and played in our mani- fold sporrs program. Being a member of +he Arls Course during his lasl fwo years, Bob received a more lhan credil- able rafing. He has had no difiiculfy in remaining af lhe 'lop of his class of '5l during lhe pasl four years. Howard Jackson, from Mos? Blessed Sacramenf Parish, has been oufsfanding borh as a sludenf and an afhlefe. Dur- ing his iunior and senior years he was one of The mosf effecfive fackles in receni Wesf Cafholic annals. The well- coordinafed sfrengfh of his massive frame has aided Wesf in hack, also, where his specially is heaving fhe shof. He ranks among fhe lop sfudenfs of Senior Science B, and because of his 'Friendly and modesf manner, is one of fhe besf liked members of fha? class. He hopes fo go fo fhe Universiiy of Pennsylvania. Jim Kelly, ihe Smiling Irishman, who aciually spenf five years in Erin, receives our nominaiion as fhe mos? acfivify- minded senior of-ihe '5I class. Because of his boundless enfhuisasm, Jim keeps fha moderafors of numerous exfra- curriculars busy direding his unquenchable desire io par- ficipafe in a variefy of acfivifies. The Smiling Irishman has speni from one +o four diligeni' years in fhe Phofography Club, Shiller Club, and Benilde Club. Jim was a member of ihe back-sfage personnel, and of fhe Blue and While Siaff, besides earning fwo championship IeHers for hack and cross-counfry. 22, pf! RAYMOND FRANCIS AHERN 6074 Regenl S1 I42I Sensor Commercsal B GOOD SHEPHERD Inlercloss SporIs2 3 4 ANTHONY MICHAEL AVELLINO I06 Broollsne Blvd Brooklsne Pe Sensor Scsence A ANNUNCIATION Ar Club I ScI1sIIerCIub3 4 Sludenf O'l'IIcer4 Inferclass Sports I 2 3 4 JAMES REID BABIN I6 Eesl' Turnbull Ave Haverlown Pa Sensor Scsence B SAINT DENIS Varssfy Manager 3 Inferclass Sporls I 2 3 4 JOHN HENRY BAMBER I3I8Soufls Ruby SI I43I Sensor Technscal A MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inlerclass Sporfs 2 3 4 JOHN MICHAEL BARRETT 5029 Chesinul SI l39I Sensor Technscal B OUR LADY OF VICTORY nfer class Sporfs 2 3 EDWARD FRANCIS BARROW B2 Blanchard Rd Drexel Hsll Pa Sensor Commercsal A SAINT CHARLES Inlerclass orfs I 2 3 ALBERT JEFFREY BAUHAUS 49I I Osage Ave 43 Sensor Scsence G SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES nfer class Sporfs 2 4 JOHN JOSEPH BECKER 5844 Hadfield Sf I43I Sensor Scsence B MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Ierclass Sporfs 2 3 4 FRANCIS LEO BELL 2l3 Oxford Hsll Lane Haverlown Pa Sensor Scsence D SACRED HEART Sfudenl' Offlcer 4 FRANCIS ROBERT BELL 5305 Cluesler Ave I43I Sensor Technscal B MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inferclass Sporfs I 2 3 IRA THOMAS BELLEW IBI9 Soufln Alden Ave 43, Sensor Technscal C MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT ferclass Sporls 3 4 GRANT JOSEPH BENHAM 47 Wesf Siewarl Ave Lansdowne Pa Sensor Scsence F SAINT PI-IILOMENA Sfudenf Asso csafson 2 Varssfy Crew 2 WC Monogram 2 Inlerclass orfs I 2 FRANCIS WHITNEY BISHOP 602 Manoa Rd Haverlown Pa Sensor Ar+s ANNUNCIATION Benslde Club 3 G-lee Cu 2 Inferclass Sporfs I 2 4 MYRON JOHN BLANKLEY 20 Fanrvsew Ave Clsflon Hesghfs Pa Sensor Corrsmercsal A SAINT CHARLES Plwofo Club I JOHN HENRY BLEACHER 240 Wrsghf Ave Derby Pa Sensor Arls BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Phofo Club 2 3 4 Varssfy Crew 3 4 WC Monogram 3 4 Inlerclass Sporls ' ' s 'Q Sp III4. . -Il A ' .f.sn. -I ' ' ...In- Sp ,I.3,4. I .I I Ib: . 2,'3,4. ll It I 1' DONALD JOSEPH BOYLE 5539 Websfer S1 I43I Sensor Science B TRANSFIGURATION Phofo Club 3 4 Sfudenr OH cer 4 Inferclass Sporrs I 2 3 4 THOMAS JOSEPH BOYLE 70I2 Wheeler SI 421 Sensor Technscal A SAINT CLEMENT Radso Workshop 3 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 JOHN JOSEPH BRADLEY 4627 Hazel Ave 43 Sensor Commercsal B SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Varssry Foofball 3 4 W C Monogram 3 4 Inrerclass Sporrs THOMAS VINCENT BRADLEY l202 Wycombe Ave Darby Pa Sensor Teclnnscal A BLESSED VIRGIN MARY nfer class Sporfsl 2 3 4 JOHN MICHAEL BRADY 604 Cedar Ave Darby Pa Sen or Scsence D BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Sruderf Offcer 4 Inrerclass Sporfs 2 3 MARTIN JOSEPH BRENNAN Norlh Provsdence Rd Edgemonf Pe Sensor Sc ence C SAINT ANASTASIA Ar Club I Inrerclass Sporfs I 2 3 4 JOSEPH ANTHONY BRESLIN 939 Remsngfon Rd Wynnewood Pa Sensor Scsence G SAINT MARGARET Varssfy Crew 3 4 Verssry Track 2 WC Monogram 3 4 Inrerclcss Sports THOMAS MICHAEL BRINKER IBI4 Soufh 57fl1 Sf I43I Sen or Scsence F MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Yerclass Sporfs 2 3 FRANCIS JOSEPH BRODERICK 33 Wes? Counfy Lsne Rd Ardmore Pe Sensor Commercsel A SAINT COLMAN Infercless orfs I 2 JAMES JOSEPH BLISARD I635 Souflw 55II1 Sf I43I Sen or Sc ence B MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT rerclass Sporfs 2 3 4 THOMAS FRANCIS BOLE 627 Shadeland Ave Drexel Hsll Pa Sensor Scsence D SAINT ANDREW Vars ry S smrn no 2 Vers fy Tr I 2 3 4 WC Monogram 4 Inferc orrs I 2 FRANCIS XAVIER BONES 4608 Sprsngfleld Ave l43I Sensor Teclsnscal C SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Ierclass Sporfs 2 3 4 EUGENE JOSEPH BONNER 50I6Ceder Ave 43 Sensor Commercsal A SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES ercIass Sporfs I 2 3 WILLIAM GERALD BOURNE 5009 Fesrwey Rd Drexel HsII Pa Sensor Techn cal B SAINT DOROTHY Inferdass Sports JOSEPH PATRICK BOYLAN 6428 Cllelwynde Ave 42 Sen or Scsence F SAINT BARNABAS Vers Iy BasIceIbaII 3 4 Varssly Foofbell 2 3 4 WC Monogram 3 4 IDIBFCIOSS S Orls I 2 efau of 1757 3 55353 ROBERT GIBSON BROWN I74I SouII1 FrazserS1' 43 Sensor Technscal C MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Varssfy Manager I Inferclass Sporfs I WILLIAM JOSEPH BROWN 547 New Sf Clsffon Hesghls Pa Sensor Commercsal B SAINT CHARLES Blue and Wlssfe Src I 2 3 4 Plnofo Clubl Inferclass Sporfsl 2 3 4 EDWARD HALE BROWNE I36 Soufh 50+Is S+ 39 I I Sensor Scsence G OUR LADY OF VICTORY n+er class Sporls I 2 JOHN ADAM BRUNNER 5 Mem S+ Darby Pa Sensor Scsence B SAINT CLEM ENT Sfudenf Offlcer 4 JOSEPH ROBERT BRYAN 47II Wsndsor Sf 43I Sensor Scsence A SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES an 2 3 4 WC Monogram 4 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 PAUL GREGORY BUCHANAN 550 Wslhllsre Rd Upper Darby Pe Sensor Technscal A SAINT CYRIL Rsfle Club 3 4 WC Monogram 3 lnferclass Spor+s 3 4 caenmg WALTER EUGENE BUECHELE blb Brsarclrff Rd Sfonehursi Pa Sensor Scsence B SAINT CYRIL Sfudenf Omcer 4 Varssly Foofball 2 3 4 Varssfy TracIc3 4 WC Monogram 3 4 Inferclass SporIs2 3 4 JOHN JOSEPH BURKE 5225 Woodland Ave 43 Sensor Commercsal A MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inlerclass Sporfs 2 RONALD FRANCIS BURKE 3425 Brunswsck Ave Drexel Hsll Pa Sensor Commercsal B SAINT CHARLES Varssly Fool' 2 3 Infercless Sporfsl 2 3 THOMAS FRANCIS BURNS 5I09 Cafhersne S1 43I Sensor Technscal B SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES nfer class Sports 2 3 ROBERT EMMETT BYRNE 54I7Addsson Sf I43I Sensor Commercsal B TRANSFIC-URATION Inferclass orls I 2 JAMES EDWARD CAHILL 36 Sycamore Rd Haver-Iown Pa Sensor Scsence E SACRED HEART Varsuly Eoolball 3 4 Inferclass Sporfs I 2 3 4 WC Monogram 4 EDWARD FRANCIS CAMPBELL 2228 SouII's 67I'Il Sf I42I Sensor Scsence F SAINT CLEMENT Inlerclass S orfs 2 3 4 JOHN GERALD CAMPBELL 2632 Daggeff Sf I42I Sensor Scsence D SAINT BARNABAS Varssfy Foofball r s porfs I JOSEPH FRANCIS CAMPBELL 732 CyprexsS1 Yeadon Pa Sensor Sc ence C SAINT LOUIS Plsolo Club I Sfudenf Oficer 4: Inferclass Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4. Kat wean sm 44 sea, EDWARD JOSEPH CASSIDY 52I Soufh 56Ih Sf I43I Sensor Scsence D TRANSFIGURATION SfudenIOf1scer 4 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 JOSEPH LAWRENCE CASTAGNA I26 Norih 9+I1 SI Derby Pa Sensor Scsence E BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 JOSEPH CORNELIUS CHAMBERS 5240 Rodman SI' I43I Sensor Scsence D TRANSFIGURATION Inferclass orIsI 2 3 JOSEPH HENRY CHAPPELLE b050 Resnharf SI I42I MITCHEL GEORGE CHREST 702 Soufh 57II's SI I43I Sensor Scsence F TRANSFIGURATION Varssfy Track 3 4 Inferc ass Sporfs I 2 LEO PATRICK CLARK 6046 Allman SI I42I Sensor Scsence G GOOD SHEPHERD Varssfy Eoofball 2 3 4 WC Monogrom3 4 In'rercIess Sporis 2 3 4 JAMES JOSEPH CLAVIN 72I0 Dscks Ave 42 Sensor Scsence G SAINT CLEMENT Inferciass Sports GERALD PATRICK CLEARY I I29 Belfield Ave Drexel HsII Pe Sensor Scsence B SAINT DOROTHY Verssfy Swsm ng I DAVID MICHAEL CLUNE 238 Heafher Rd Upper Derby Pe Sensor Scsence C SAINT ALICE Sfudenf Officer 4 Varssry BesIseIbalI 3 4 Varss+y Track 4 Inierclass Sports I 2 3 4 PETER JAMES CAMPBELL 204 Sherbrool BIvd., Upper Derby. Pe. Senior Science F . . . SAINT ALICE . . . Dremafic'CIub I ... Sfudenf Associefion Ig Inferclass Sporis I, 2, 4. JOHN RICHARD CAN ESSA 4523 Lerchwood Ave. I43I Senior Science E . . . SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES . . . VarsiIy Crew 3 4 W C Monogram 3 GERALD THOMAS CARMODY 5427 Ksngsesssng Ave I43I Sensor TecI'1nscaI B MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT JAMES JOSEPH CARR 585 Berreff Ave Haverford Pa Sensor Scsence C OUR MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL Infercless Sports 2 3 4 JOHN EDWARD CARROLL 562I Whsfby Ave I43I Sensor Science B TRANSFIGURATION Inferclass S orfsl 2 3 4 BERNARD FRANCIS CASSELLS 702 SouI'I1 52nd S+ I43I Sensor Scsence E TRANSFIGURATION Tennss Team I 2 3 WC Monogram 2 Inferclass Sporfs I 2 3 p ..,. 0 n 1 Sp I I l4. . . . . . . Senior Science D . . .GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Sfudenf Officer 4. 2..I I ..3.4. ' -I I 2' 3' 4. ... ... mi ,2. I I I U I U FRANCIS JOSEPH COAKLEY 325 SouIIs bfh S+ Darby Pa Sensor Scsence F BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Varssfy Track 3 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 ,fCHARLES oAvso come mo spfssc. ss I4I Sensor Scsence C SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Sfudenf Offscer 4 Varssfy FooIbaII 2 3 Varssfy Manager 4 Varssfy Track 2 3 WC Monogram 4 InIercIass Sporfs I JOSEPH PATRICK COFFEY 3 Wellsngion Rd Upper Darby Pa Sensor Technscal C SAINT ALICE Inferdass Sporfs JOHN ANTHONY COLEMAN 8337 Boiansc Ave 42 Sensor Technscal C SAINT RAPHAEL Inrerclass Sporfs 2 THOMAS FRANCIS COLLINS 65I5 Reedland Sf 42, Sensor Commercsal A SAINT BARNABAS Blue and Whsie Sfaff 4 WILLIAM JOSEPH CONATY 230 Sou+Is 46+h Sf I39I Sensor CommercsaI B SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES InfercIass Sporfs 2 3 4 MICHAEL FRANCIS CONCAN NON 6I09 Elmwood Ave 42, Sensor Commercsal A SAINT BARNABAS FRANCIS THOMAS CONLEY 54Woodbsne Rd Manoa Pa Sensor Scsence G SACRED HEART Inferclass Sporfs ANDREW BERNARD CONN EEN 5455 Ksngsesssng Ave I43l Varssfy Crew 2 3 4 WC Monogram 2 4 Inferclass Sporfs 2 JOSEPH JOHN CONNELLY 5543 UpIend SI I43I Sensor TecI1nscaI A MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT- JOHN FRANCIS CONNOLLY 427 Laurel Rd Yeadon Pa Sensor Scsence C SAINT LOUIS Sfudenf Officer 4 Varssfy Track 3 Inferclass Sporfs I 2 3 4 KEVIN PATRICK CONROY I3I Sfreihmore Rd Haveriown Pa Sensor Technscal B ANNUNCIATION Inferclass Sporfs I THOMAS FRANCIS CONWAY 46I Lancasfer Ave Haverford Pa Sensor Scsence B OUR MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL Sfudenf OFIIcer 4 Varssfy Foorball 3 4 WC Mono gram 4 InfercIass Sporfs I 2 3 4 DAVID RAYMOND COOK 5507 Angora Terrace 43 Sensor Scsence B TRANSFIGURATION Blue and Wkssfe Sfaff 3 4 Sfudenf OfITcer 4 Varssiy Crew 3 4 WC Monogram 3 4 Inf Iass Sporfs I 2 3 4 JOHN MARTIN COONEY 508 Wed Lanceshr Ave Wayne Pa Sensor Scsence B SAINT KATHARINE OF SIENA Sfudenf Assocsahon 3 4 Sfudenf OIITcer 4 Tennss Team 2 Inferclass Sporis I 2 3 4 2.3.4. I I I I I I It 2. 3, ... ... . , ' -s s V3' 4. ... . . .T . 1 .T limi Senior Science G . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . 'Z' 3. ... A s s ,I I BTC I ,,.. I I . . JOHN HENRY CRAS 55l6BaIhmore Ave 43 Sensor Scsence E TRANSFIGURATION lnferclass orrs I WILLIAM JOHN CROSSAN 7242 Radbourne Rd Upper Darby Pa Sensor Teclsnscal C SAINT CYRIL Sfudenf Asso csafson 3 4 Inferclass Sporfs 2 JAMES PATRICK CROWLEY 7045 Passyunk Ave 421 Sensor Arfs SAINT CLEMENT Inrerclass Sporis 2 Sensor Scsence B SAINT LOUIS Blue and Whsre Sfaff 3 4 Sfudenf Officer 4 Varssly Foofball 3 4 Vars fy Track 2 4 WC Monogram 4 WC News Sfaff 2 3 4 erclass Sporfs I 2 3 BERNARD MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM I327Sou1h 5701 Sf l43I Sen or Scsence A TRANSFIGURATION Arf Club I Bemlde Club I 2 Varssfy Managers 2 3 4 WC Mono m 4 ferclass Sports I 2 THOMAS JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM 5633 Angora Terrace 43 Sen or Technscal C TRANSFIGURATION lnlerclass orfs I 2 ROSS THOMAS CURCIO 5025 Larchwood Ave 43 Sen or Technscal A SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 JOHN VINCENT CURVAN 853 Merhn Ave Bryn Mawr Pe Semor Scsence C OUR MOTHER OF GOOD COUN S+uden+ Offcer 4 Inrerclass Sports I 2 3 4 RAYMOND ALOYSIUS CUSTIN 74 Housfon Rd Lansdowne Pa Sensor Commercsal B SAINT CYRIL Inferclass Sporrs 2 3 4 FRANCIS XAVIER CORCORAN 6079 Chasrer Ave. l42I Senior Commercial B . . . GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Infer- class Sporfs 2. 3. 4. JOSEPH DAVID CORCORAN I I48 Soufh 52nd S1 l43l Sensor Cornmercsal B SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES In erclass Sporrs I 2 3 4 JOSEPH XAVIER CORNELY I58 Norfh Carol Blvd Upper Darby Pa Sen or Scsence B SAINT LAURENCE Sludenr Off r 4 n erclass Sporfs I 2 BERNARD MARTIN COYLE b9I5Saybrool Ave 42 Sensor Commercsal A SAINT CLEMENT Inrerclass Sporls 2 3 4 DANIEL JOHN COYLE 6062 Klngsessmg Ave 42 Sensor Scsence B GOOD SHEPHERD Sludenl Off: cer 4 Inferclass Sporrs 2 3 4 JAM ES JOSEPH COYNE 452 Turner Ave Drexel HsII Pe Sensor Commercsal B SAINT ANDREW Inrerclass orrs I 2 44 af 7957 ce :II ,,3,4. - . . .I I 1 - I ' 'I ., Sp , .3, 4. I I Q u ' .I I Sp I2v3l4.... . .1 14. . EDWARD PETER CULLEN l0I I Gueniher Ave., Yeadon, Pa. n: I ' I : I Im , , I I4. , .. .. . gre gln 'I . ,3. 4. Ill -I - A y I I Sp ,,3,4. . 4 .I I SEL... Z S MICHAEL LAWRENCE DAILY 80I Mason Ave. Drexel Hill P . Senior Science F . . . SAINT BERNADETTE . . . Inlerclass orfs I 2 THOMAS JOSEPH DALEY 204 Sou+I1 43rd SI' HI Sensor Technical A SAINT JAMES THE GREATER Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 LOUIS ANTHONY DANGELO 659 Aronnmlnk PI Drexel HIII Pa Senior Science G SAINT ANDREW Varsify Track 2 3 4 WC Monogram 4 Inferclass Sporfs I 2 3 4 GEORGE ANDRE de BIDART 458 Olympic Ave Haverfown Pa Senior Technical A SACRED HEART AA Ushers In'rercIass Spor+s I 2 JOSEPH ANTHONY DELANY 6233 Elmwood Ave 42 Senior Technical B SAINT BARNABAS Inferclass Sporfs 3 LEONARD DANIEL Del GRIPPO 23 Overhlll Rd Upper Derby Pa Senior Technical C SAINT ALICE Inferclass Sporfs mwzmq-,wwf made CHARLES JOSEPH DEMPSEY I I0 Overhlll Rd Sfonehursf Pa Senior Technical A SAINT ALICE Inferclass Spor+s PASQUALE JOSEPH DePAOLA 6I30 Delancey Sf 43 EDWARD ANTHONY DeSIPIO 5430 Websier SI I43I Senior Science B TRANSFIGURATION Inferclass orfs I 2 RICHARD GEORGE DeSIPIO 5430 Websier Sf I43I Sensor Science G TRANSFIGURATION Inlerclass S orfs 2 3 4 GEORGE WILLIAM DESJARDINS 6238 Lindbergh Blvd I42I Senior Science D SAINT BARNABAS Varsify Traclc 2 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 JOHN FRANCIS DEVER 2007 Soufh 5B'Ih SI I43I Senior Commercial B MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT lnferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 JOHN FRANCIS DEVINE 5335 DeIanceySI' 43 Senior Science B TRANSFIGURATION Varsnfy Baslcefball 2 3 4 Varsify TracIc3 WC Monogram 2 3 4 erclass Sporfs I 2 CHARLES JOSEPH DEVINNEY 474 Ford S+ Brudgeporf P Senior Science E SAINT AUGUSTINE Inferclass Spor+s 4 WILLIAM JOSEPH DEVINNEY 539 Lrlflecroff Rd Upper Darby Pa Senior Techn cal B SAINT CYRIL Inferclass Sporis 2 3 , ,a Sp ,,3,4. 4: .I..'3I4' .. . . .II Iy2'3'4. y g 0 I I I,2,3,4. -II Senior Technical B . . . SAINT CARTHAGE , . . Rifle Club 3.4. Sp Il3'4.... p 'Q Q - . Inf I ,.3.4. I.. ., ' ,a. X ide anedgfewuf sawzasaae RAYMOND JOSEPH DIORIO 3I6LocusI Ave Ardmore Pa JOHN ALBERT DIVEL 45I5 RegenfS1 I43I Sensor Science A SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Band 4 Sclwsller Club 3 Inferclass Sporrs 2 3 JOHN FRANCIS DIVERS 5632 Chrsshan SI 43I Sensor Commercsal A TRANSFIGURATION Infer ss Sporfs I 2 WILLIAM EDWARD DOHERTY 6530 Cobbs Creek Parkway 42I Sensor Arfs GOOD SHEPHERD Bens de Club I 2 ofo Club 4 Scsence CIub3 Organrsf I 2 3 4 n class Sporfs 2 3 JOSEPH PATRICK DOLAN 2924 Soufh 62nd SI I42I Sensor Arls SAINT BARNABAS Varssfy Bowlsng 3 4 WC Monogram 4 Inlerclass Sporfs 2 3 4 ROBERT GEORGE DONAHUE 52I7IrvsngS1 39 Sensor Commercsal B TRANSFIGURATION Tennss am 2 3 ss porfs I JAMES ANTHONY DONATO 69I2 Buss? Ave 42 Sensor Scsence E SAINT CLEMENT Inferclass S orfs 2 3 4 WILLIAM JOSEPH DONOVAN I42B Soufh AIIsson Sf I43I Sensor Teclwnscal A MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Radso Workshop 3 Inierclass Sporfs 2 3 4 WILLIAM NICHOLAS DOOLEY 25I3 Mansfield Ave Drexel HsII Pa Sensor Sc ence C SAINT ANDREW Inferclass Sporfs I 2 VINCENT JOHN DEZZI 6I54 Grays Ave 42I Sensor TecI'snscaI C OUR LADY OF LORETTO Inferclass Sporfs 3 ROBERT EMMANUEL DIAS I347 Robsnson Ave Manoa Pa Sensor Scsence E SACRED HEART Ar? Club 2 ns de Club I 2 P b RICHARD JOHN DsIENNO 2625 Soufh Dagger! S1 I42I Sensor Scsence C SAINT BARNABAS Sfudenf OHI cer 4 In+ercIass Sporfs 2 3 4 DAVID JOSEPH DILLWORTH 2I29 Easi Darby Rd Haverfown Pa Sensor Scsence A SAINT DENIS Dramafsc Club 3 4 Sensor Play Cast 4 WC Monogram 4 WC News I 3 4 Cheerlead 3 4 Inferclass Spors ANTHONY VINCENT DsMEO 6I55SansomS1 I39 Sensor Technscal C SAINT CARTHAGE Varssly Managers 3 JOHN JOSEPH DINDA 26I2 Bonnafon SI 42 Sensor Scsence A SAINT BARNABAS Dramalsc u 2 3 4 ScI'ssIIer Club 3 Sensor Play CasI3 4 rs class Spor+s 2 -I Be 'I , ,.3., 41 Iwofo Clu I, 2,.3I. I Slallfl , 2, , 1 I ers.2, , : I I. I I, 2, 3, 4. . . . l sl . . .1 -, 'I I CIb.,: 'III g ' ..-,qIIer- U I Senior Arfs .. . SAINT COLMAN . .. Inferclass Soorfs I, 2, 3, 4. css ,,3,4I.. I ' . . . . . . 'I . : PII 3 ' I I . . . ilfer- H u ' .s is Te , , 43 Inferclah , 2, 3, 4. I I I . . . Tc , p , . ' I . . . II. . . I I , , 3, 4. FRANCIS JOHN DORAZIO 2726 Chesfnuf Ave Ardmore Pa Sensor CornmercsaI A SAINT DENIS WC News Sfaff 4 Irsferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 Y BERNARD MICHAEL DOUGHERTY 5440 Sprsngfield Ave I43I Sensor Scsence G MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Varssfy Track 3 4 WC Monogram 4 Inferclass Sporfs JOHN LAURENCE DOUGHERTY 48I8CI1esfer Ave I43I Sensor Commercsal A SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Irsferclass Sporfs 2 3 THOMAS GEORGE DOUGHERTY 2I00 FrazserS1' I43I Sensor Commercsal B MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inferclass Spor+s 2 3 4 WILLIAM JOSEPH DOUGHERTY 838 SouI'I's Sbfh S+ I43I Sensor Scsence A TRANSFIGURATION Siudenf Offscer 4 In+ercIass Sporfs I 2 3 EDWARD PATRICK DOYLE 5633 Chrsshan SI 43I Sensor Scsence A TRANSFIGURATION Sfudenf Omcer 4 Varssfy Foofball 3 4 WC Monogram 4 Infer ss Sporfs I JOHN JOSEPH DOYLE 5bI6CarpenIer Sf 43 Sensor Scsence A TRANSFIGURATION Sfudenf Officer 4 Inferclass Sporfs I 2 3 4 WILLIAM JOHN DRANSFIELD 2 Norih Keysfone Ave Upper Darby Pa Sensor Scsence E SAINT LAIJRENCE Varssfy Track 3 4 In+ercIass Sporfs 2 4 JOHN HENRY DRAVES 5022 Beaumonf Ava 43 Sensor Commercsal B SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES In+ercIass Spor+s 2 3 4 FRANCIS XAVIER DUDLEY 5805 Sprsngfield Ave I43I Sensor TecI'snscaI A MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Radso Workshop 3 In+ercIass Spor+s 2 3 4 JOHN ALOYSIUS DUFFY I WeIIsngfon Rd Upper Darby Pa Sensor Scsence B SAINT ALICE Varssfy Crew 3 4 WC Monogram 4 Inferclass Sporfs I 2 3 4 JOHN EDWARD DUFFY 4I5 Soufh Cedar Lane Upper Darby Pa Sensor Tecnnscal C SAINT LAURENCE FLOYD ANDREW DUKES 4222 Sou+I19IsISI' I42I Sensor Scsence B SAINT RAPHAEL Sfudenf Offscer class Sporfs I ALBERTO LORENZO DURAN 225 SouII146'II's Sf I39I Sensor Arts SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES JOHN FRANCIS DURKIN II3 CopIey Rd Upper Darby Pa Sensor Scsence B SAINT ALICE InfercIass Sporfs 2 2, 3, 4. I I I I I cle I , 2, 3. 4. I I I I I U I .s s . 1 .T J 43 IrsIer I I I, 2. 3, 4. I I I I' v4l ... ... GEORGE JOSEPH FAUST 50I4ParrssI'1 S+ 39 Sensor TecI'snscaI B OUR MOTHER OF SORROWS Inferclass Sporis 2 3 ALBERT FRANCIS FEDALEI 4503 Chesfer Ave I43I Sensor Ar+s SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Benslde Club 3 4 Blue and Whsfe Sfaff 4 S+udenf Assocsafson 4 EDMUND JOSEPH FERRO 57I8 Chesier Ave 43 Sensor Ar+s MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Phofo Cu 3 4 JAMES JOSEPH FERRY 5823 Chesier Ave 43 Sensor Arfs MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Phofo u 3 Iss r ub s ew 4 Monogram 2 3 4 InI'ercIass Sporfs 2 3 JOHN LOUIS FERRY 56I6 Angora SI' 43 Sensor Scsence F TRANSEIGURATION Varssfy nagers 4 InIercIass Spor+s I 2 3 JOHN FRANCIS FILES 40I2 Huey Ave Drexel HsII Pa Sensor TecI'sn caI A SAINT ANDREW Radso Work op 3 r ercIass Sporfs I JOSEPH FRANCIS FIORENTINO I20I Mason Ave Drexel HsII Pa or Scsence SAINT BERNADETTE Varssfy Track 3 JAMES FRANCIS FLEMING 6524 Regen+ SI I42I Ser' or Sc ence B GOOD SHEPHERD InfercIass o fs 3 THOMAS JOHN FLETCHER 808 Soufh 47fIs SI I43I Sen or Sc ence E SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Irsterclass Sporrs I ROBERT DONALD EDWARDS 5322 Upland S+. I43I Senior Technical C . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . , . Varsify Track 2: Inferciass Sports 2, 3. LEO CHARLES EISENSTEIN 37I I Taylor Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Senior Science A . . , SAINT ANDREW . . . BIue ano Whife S1a1 I 3, 43 Pisofo CIub Ig Sfudenf Officer 4' W.C. News Sfaff 3, 4: lnfercIass Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD FRANCIS ELINE 5830 Willows Ave. I43I Senior Science A . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . S'rudenf Offcer 4 InfercIass Sporrs 2 3 4 JOSEPH JAMES ELLIS 60I6WaIfon Ave 4 Sensor Sc ence B SAINT CARTHAGE ue an WI'ssre SIaf'I 3 4 S'Iuden+ Offscer 4 Inferclass Sporis 2 3 4 ANTHONY LEONARD FARNESE 23 Rodman Ave Haverfown Pa Sensor Science C ANNUNCIATION Sfudenf OIT cer cIass Sporfs I MARTIN JAMES FARRELL 277 Soufh 60II's S+ I39I Sensor Scsence D SAINT CARTHAGE Sfudenf O cer 4 Varssfy Foofball 3 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 44 of 7757 1' EDWARD JOHN FLOOD 7040 Veronica Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. Senior Science C. . . SAINT ALICE . . . Sludenl Officer 4: Varsily Track 2, 3, 4: W.C. Monogram 3, 4, lnlerclass Sporls I, 2, 3, 4. ,K FRANCIS XAVIER FLYNN 4929 WaI+onAve. I43l Senior Commercial B . . . SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES . . . Inlerclass Sporls I, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL JEROME FLYNN 902 Soufh 5Is'f Sf I43l Senior Commercial A SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES JOHN JOSEPH FOLEY 838 Penn Sl' Bryn Mawr Pa Senior Commercial A OUR MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL lnlerclass Sporls 2 3 4 GEORGE EDWARD FORCE 5605 Springfield Ave I43I Senior Commercial A MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Blue and While Slaff 4 Sfuclenl Associalion 3 4 Inler ss Sports 2 3 STEPHEN EDWARD FOTTO 4I6FranlIm Sl' Darby Pa Senior Commercial A BLESSED VIRGIN MARY 74eaa44weuez letaelaaectwtane JOHN CHARLES FOX 4307 Ludlow S+ 4l Senior Science B SAINT JAMES GEORGE JOSEPH FREDERICKSON 403 Norlh Sycamore S+ Clrflon Heigh+s Pa Senior Science D SAINT CHARLES lnlerclass Sporls JAMES FRANCIS FRIEL 2548 Soulh Millick S+ I42l Senior Science D SAINT BARNABAS Sludenl Off: r 4 erclass Sporls I 2 ROBERT FRANCIS FUREY I947 Soufh Ifhan S+ Senior Science A MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Sfuderil' Officer 4 ROBERT JOSEPH FUSS 252 Long Lane Upper Darby Pa Senior Science C SAINT ALICE Sludenl Officer rclass Sporls I EDWARD FRANCIS GALBRAITH II22 Soufh Ruby Sl I43I Senior Science E MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT erclass Sporfs I 2 3 CHARLES GERALD GALLAGHER 4827 HazelAve I4 Sensor Science B SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Inlerclass Sporls 2 3 4 WILLIAM PAUL GALLAGHER I60I Soulh Ifhan S+ I43 Senior Technical C MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT lnferclass Sporls 2 3 4 WILLIAM JOSEPH GALLOP 382l Brunswick Ave Drexel Hill Pa Senior Teclwn cal B SAINT CHARLES Varsnly Crew 3 WC Monogram 3 lnlerclass Sporls 2 Lug' , , 4. ' ' ' H 1 9 0 ' I I 0 f ,. I :5 , . 1 A h ' R ki. f . . , 9? I I ., I . , Cl ., 2, 3. 5 V ce 1 lnl I I I , , 3, 4, .A X , Q I - 4' ' I . 45 lnle I -,.2, 3, 4. I I I 1' ' lm . 3I I 4: I Il 'I I . , ' I A I . . , . . . JOHN JOSEPH GARCZYNSKI 326 Eas+ Broadway Ave Clsflon Hesglnls P Senlor Te Iwn cal C SACRED HEART Rad o Wo x op 3 4 JOSEPH ELWOOD GARDENER 239 Barclay Rd Upper Darby Pa Sensor S sence G SAINT LAURENCE Varssfy B Monogram 4 I r Sporfs I MARTIN EDWARD GARLAND I l28 Soufls 52nd Sl 43 Sensor Scsence C SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES r-'er ss Sporls 2 3 CHARLES JOSEPH GARTLAND 2I0 Hardsng Ave Manoa Pa Sersor Scsence A SACRED HEART Blue and W 4 I e ul: arss wsrnmsng s Is EUGENE JOSEPH GARVIN 42l9 Balhmore Ave 4 Sensor Scsence D SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES rarnalsc Club 3 Plsofo Club 2 3 lnferc ass Sports 2 GORDON THOMAS GAUNTLETT 255 Glendale Rd Upper DGFDY Pa Sensor Scsence C SAINT ALICE WC Monogram Cheerleader 2 3 4 Irsferclass Sporfs 2 3 mndctmlldeomyaqmul swzesm I JOHN ANTHONY GEGAN 6I7Soufl's Conesioga S+ I43l Semor Teclsrsscal A TRANSFIGURATION Radso WorIrsI'sop3 Varssfy Crew I 2 3 WC Monogram 2 Inter ss Sports I 2 ROBERT LOUIS GET2 948 SernIIAve Yeadon Pa Sensor Arls SAINT LOUIS nude Club I amalsc Club I 2 u 4 ScI'ssIIer s o rs na ers rssfy Traclr I WC Monogram 4 WC News 2 3 erclass Sporls I THOMAS MICHAEL GIBBONS 5930 Cedar Ave 43 Sensor Scsence E SAINT CARTHAGE lnferclass orls I JAMES EDWIN GIBLIN l022 Larclwmonl' Ave Haverlown Pa Sensor Sc ence D ANNUNCIATION Broolclsrse Sludenf Ofiscer 4 OWEN JOSEPH GIBLIN 92I Soufls48l'l1Sf 4 Sensor Scsence B SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Inlerclass Sporfs 2 3 4 HOWARD FRANCIS GILSON l629 Sou+l1 Lsndenwood Sl 4 Sensor Scsence E MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Slu en? Assocsafson 3 4 Inle class Sporls 2 3 4 ANTHONY RUDOLPH GIORDANO 6l4 Lancasfer Ave Bryn Mawr, Pa Sensor Scsen e C OUR MOTHER OF GOOD COUN SEL Arr Club I Drarnafsc Club 2 Inlerclass Sporls I 2 3 4 JAMES JOHN GOLDEN Model Farm Tsnscum Ave Senior Teclsnical A . . . SAINT RAPI-IAEL . . . Varslfy Traclr 3, 4 . . . In?ercIass Sporls I, 2 3, 4. EDWARD JOSEPH GORA 36l0 Wlsarfon Sf. I46I Senior Teclwnical B . . . SAINT MARY OF CZESTOCHOWA . . . Inlerclass Sporfs 3. Kr 5: 2 5... D' Y :el 'AL ROBERT JOHN GORMAN 6026 Angora Terrace I43I Sensor Science E SAINT CARTHAGE WILLIAM JAMES GORMLEY 949 SprlngITeId Rd Darby Pa nz r Teclnnr BLESSED VIRGIN MARY nfer :Ia Spcr+s 2 ANTHONY THOMAS GRAZIANO 5432 CGSIICTIHS SI I43I Senor Scnence D TRANSFIGURATION Inferclass orIs I VINCENT JAMES GREEN 220 Avon Rd Upper Darby Pa Sensor Scuence G SAINT ALICE In+ercIass Spor?s JOSEPH PATRICK GREENE I09 Norfh 3rd S+ Darby Pa Semor Commerc:eI A SAINT CLEMENT InIercIass Sporrs 2 HENRY ALFRED GREENHALGH 744 Cypress SI Yeadon Pa Senror Scuence B SAINT LOUIS Pnoro Club I n erdass porfs I JOHN FRANCIS GROVES bI45 Washmgfon Ave 43 Senror Scnence C SAINT CARTHAGE In+ercIass orfs 2 3 JAMES PETER GRYGO 5751 Wheeler Si Sen or TeCI'1nrcaI C SAINT MARY OF CZESTOCHOWA erclass Sporfs 2 3 DONALD MARTIN GUNN 339 Orchard Rd Sprlngield Pa Sernor Arfs SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI BenlIde u 3 4 Inferc ess Sporrs I PETER FRANCIS HAGGERTY 4939 Cedar Ave 43 Sensor Cor'nmerCIaI A SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Imerdass Sporfs I 3 JOHN TIMOTHY HAIGH 2924 Soufh Felton S+ 42 DAVID FRANCIS HALEY Il2 LIandaff Rd Haverfown Pa Senior Comrner aI A SAINT LAURENCE Varsdy re W M rn GORDON BRADFORD HALL I244SouII149fI'1SI I43I en S ence SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES noe ' Assocua 3 ROBERT OGDEN HALL I244SoufI149II1SI I43I SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES S u Q f Off' Mana ers In+errIass Spor BERNARD FRANCIS HALPIN II36 Soufh 53rd S+ 43 err MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT ass p Sefo .'caIB... .-.II f ss . 3, Sp . . 2. 3, 4. I A I 'N 2! 3 44 . . . . . . I I S -3, 4. I I I I . . . Sl , Sp N N 4. . . . . . . . . . Inf I A I, , 4. CI b . I I ' In . 2. I ' ' I y .I I -I I Senior Arfs . . . SAINT BARNABAS . . . Inferclass Sporfs I. 2. 3 4. C w 2. 3 47 T.C, enlcere 2. 3. 4. I V4 S For QE . G , . . . . . S' r. ' on ,4. Senbr Silence I3 . . . . . . . . du. :Cy 4- Vdfgny , 9 24 33 qs 2. 3 4. -I I S 'cr Tecnnica' B . . .. . Ir'e'C S CHS 2 3. 4'- wa- 'I ,,, Afsi THOMAS ALOYSIUS HASSON 2644 Soulh 62nd SI l42I mor S SAINT BARNABAS o S THOMAS FRANCIS HEGARTY I7I9 Soulh Ruby S+ l43I e e MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT s n am rw ass JOHN PATRICK HEILER 2059 Cobbs Creek Parlrway l48I SAINT CLEIVIENT URBAN JOSEPH HEPPLER 5304Ceclar Ave 43 TRANSEIGURATION ass Sp JOSEPH PATRICK HERRON 5735 Larclwwood Ave 43 TRANSEIQI RA I N C a C1 W DONALD JAMES HESSER Culp Rd Audubon Pa SAINT TH ERESA ass ALOYSIUS DONALD HIGGINS 59 Upland Rd Manoa Pa SA PE E' I-I? ass WILLIAM JOSEPH HIGGINS 60Bl Allman Sf 42 RONALD JOHN HOAG I26 Powell Lane Slonelrursl Pa 'G JAMES THOMAS HANNIGAN 2603 Soullw bbllu Sl. l42I Seri' Silefte E , , , SAINT BARNABAS. KDONALD JOSEPH HARLEY 4OI2 Slafe Rd., Drexel Hill, Pa. Senror Ccmwerclal B . . . SAINT ANDREW . , . In'er:Iass S0095 I, 2. 3 4. JOHN JOSEPH HARLEY 5622 Florence Ave. l43I Sefer Sz?-arte C . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT , . . 1 -A Vafs y MaPage's 2 3 4' Iver: ass Scans 2 4. , A ROBERT WILLIAM HARLEY I222 Soufh 56+h S+. l43I Safer Sc?e':e G , , . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . ' I ef: ass S5305 I 2 J 4 WALTER JOSEPH HART ll Kenmore Rd Upper Darby Pa Sen or Sclerce C SAINT AURENCE PECIC Cub n arc ass or WILLIAM JAMES HARVEY 5328 Glenmore Ave 43 MOS BLESSED SACRAMENT rsly Manages 3 ass efddd of 7 951 ing., sf W fd Q if x Qu T 1 M' HOWARD JOSEPH HOFFMAN I202 Masn Sf Darby Pa Sensor Teclsnscal A BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Radso Norlcslsop 3 Inferclass Sporls 2 3 EDWARD LEO HOLMES b556 Belmar Terrace 42 Sensor Teclsnscal C GOOD SHEPHERD lnferclass orls I WILLIAM JOHN HOOLAHAN 5025 Mariel SI I39I Sensor Commercsal A OUR LADY OF VICTORY Blue and Wlssle Sfafl 4 Dramalsc Club 2 3 4 Sensor Play Cas? 3 4 Sfuclenl Assocsalson 3 4 WC News Slafl 3 4 ROBERT MAIER HOPKINS 200 Ncrih Rollsng Rd Sprsngfield Pa Sensor Scsence A SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI Benslde Club I 2 3 4 SIucIen1'OI'Iscer 4 Inlerclass Sporfs JOHN THOMAS HORAN 58l5BeImar Terrace 43 Sensor Teclsnscal A MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Radso Workshop 3 Inferclass Sporls 2 3 4 ROBERT THOMAS HOUGH 39 Wesf Manoa Rd Haverfown Pa Sensor Teclwnscal B ANNUNCIATION Varssfy Traclc lnle orls 6fwf4'lQ4lt40t6d6dltdl0L GEORGE JAMES HOUSTON 5943 Cedar Ave I43I Sensor Scsence E SAINT CARTHAGE Dramahc Club 2 3 Radso WorIcsI'sop3 4 Sensor Play Casf 3 4 Infer class Sporfs 2 3 4 JAMES JOSEPH HUGGARD I76I Souih Avondale SI H31 Ss Sporfs I 2 3 JOSEPH WILLIAM HUMMEL 520I CedarAve 43, Sensor Commercsal B TRANSFIGURATION nfer ss Sports I 2 JOHN GEORGE HUNSBERGER 5535 Wsllows Ave 431 Sensor Commecrsal A MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inferclass Sporfs I 2 3 4 FRANCIS PATRICK HUNT II6WlIson Ave Manoa Pa Sensor Technscul B SACRED HEART Sfudenf Asso ca son 3 4 lnferclass Sporls I 2 3 4 JAMES JOSEPH HUNT 5437Irvsng Sf 39, Sensor Scsence F TRANSFIGURATION Inferclass offs I 2 JOSEPH JOHN HUTTON 528 Arbor Sf Yeadon Pa Sensor Scsence C SAINT LOUIS Dramahc Club I Sfudenl Assocsafson 3 4 Sfudenf Omcer 4 Varssfy Traclr Infe ass Sporis I 2 AHOWARD ANTHONY JACKSON 5847 Trsnsfy PI 1431 Sensor Scsence B MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Sfudenf Ofllcer 4 Varssly Foolball 3 4 Varssly Traclr 3 4 WC Monogram 4 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 JOHN RICHARD JAMISON 623 Mann Sf Darby Pa Sensor Commercsal B BLESSED VIRGIN MARY lnferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 , ' s s Sp V2.1 I,2,3,4. I I I I I A . I I I,2g rclass Spl..I,2,3. W I - 0 Senior Commercial A GOOD SHEPI IERD....InIer- cla , , ,4, -I ' ' ...I - cla . .3, 4. . 1 . ll it. U Z I ' I . . . Qt Sp I '14-... 3, 4: rcl ',I.3.4. A JAMES FRANCIS JARRETT 6602 Greenway Ave. I42I Senior Science F . . . GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Rifle Club 3. JOHN ADAM JEFFRIES 2226 Soufh Hobson SI 42, Senior Science D SAINT CLEMENT lnferclass Sporfs 2 3 HUGH FRANCIS JENSEN 6I6 Norfh 53rd Sf I3II Senior Technical A OUR LADY OF VICTORY nfer class Sporfs I 2 3 RICHARD JOSEPH JOHNSON 5847 Pino SI I42I Senior Technical B TRANSFIGURATION Band 3 Inferclass Sporis I 2 3 JOSEPH DAVID JOHNSTON 5330 Cafherme SI 43I Senior Science F TRANSFIGURATION Phofo Club In rclass Sporis I 2 MATTHEW EDWARD JORDAN 6523 Windsor Ave I42I Senior Science B GOOD SHEPHERD Dramahc Club 2 3 4 Radio Workshop 3 4 Senior Play Casf 3 4 WC News SIaFI 3 4 Inferclass Sporfs I 2 3 4 media anon-:demic smfzaseae PATRICK JOSEPH JOYCE l28 Elm Ave Ardmore Pa Senior Commercial A SAINT COLMAN Inferclass orfs I 2 JAMES ALOYSIUS KANE I2I6SouIh Sami Bernard SI I43I Senior Commercial A SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Inferclass Sporis 2 3 ROBERT CYRIL KANE I3I Chafham Rd Upper Darby Pa Senior Science G SAINT ALICE Varsify Baslzefball ss Sporfs I 2 FRANCIS PATRICK KEAN II05 BIy'Ihe Ava DraxeIHiII Pa Senior Aris SAINT DOROTHY Varsily Swimming In or s JOHN ROBERT KEARNS 8Nor9Il Manoa Rd Manoa Pa Senior Science D SACRED HEART Siudenf Oflicer 4 Inierclass Sports I 2 3 4 WILLIAM FRANCIS KEEGAN I38 Souih Carol Blvd Upper Darby Pa Senior Science F SAINT LAURENCE Varsily Fool baII3 4 Varszfy Track3 4 WC Monogram 3 4 Inferclass Sporls 2 3 4 JOSEPH MICHAEL KELLEHER 23 Soufh Sfafe Rd Springfield Pa Senior Science G SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI Inferclass Sporfs I 3 4 BERNARD LEO KELLY 5403 Harley Ave 4 Senior Science C SAINT BARNABAS ue an While Sfaff 2 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH KELLY 5447 Choshr Avo I43 Senior Science F MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inierclass Sporfs 2 3 4 . . It . . .1 I: Ie .m..3,4. o o W I Sp . . 3, 4. I I I I I I 2, 3, 43 Varsify Sxeimming I3 W.C. Monogram 3, 4: Infer- cla , , 3, 4. I I, 2, 3, 43 ifierclass Sp I I, 2, 3, I 31 ' ' . . . . . . Bl I . . . , mi GEORGE FRANCIS KELLY 2624 South St. I32I Senior Technical B . . . SAINT ANTHONY . . . Interclass Sports 2 3. GERALD FRANCIS KELLY 2228 Hsllcrest Rd Drexel Park Pa Sensor Cornmercsal A SAINT ANDREW Varssty Crew3 4 WC Monogram 3 4 Interclass Sports I 2 3 4 JAMES EDWARD KELLY I609 South 56tI's St I43I Sensor Arts MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Band 2 Benslde Club 3 4 Blue and Whste Staft 3 4 Photo Club 2 3 4 Dramatsc Club 2 Sclsuller Club 3 4 Stage Person nel 2 3 4 Varssty Managers 4 Varssty Track 2 3 4 WC Monogram 2 3 4 JAMES FRANCIS KELLY 524 Broollsne Blvd Havertown Pe Sensor Scsence C ANNUNCIATION Tennss Team 2 3 4 Varssty Bowlsng 2 3 4 WC Monogram 3 4 Inter c ss Sportsl 2 3 4 JOHN DENIS KELLY I5I4Hsckory Lane Garrett Hsll Pe Sensor Commercsal A SAINT THOMAS OF VILLANOVA erclass Sports I 2 3 JOSEPH BARRY KELLY 2I7 Parker Ave Upper Darby Pe Sensor Commercsal A SAINT LAURENCE nter ss Sports I 2 ROBERT THOMAS KELLY 5429 Hadfield St I43I Sensor Scsence F MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Student Ottlcer 4 Varssty Basketball 3 Interclass Sports 2 JOSEPH MICHAEL KELTZ 3353 Fslbert St HI Sensor Technscal B SAINT JAMES Interclass Sports RONALD JOSEPH KENTRUS 5247 Locust St 39I Sensor Scsence A TRANSFIGURATION WILLIAM JOSEPH KEOHANE 330 Buttonwood St Norrsstown Pa Sensor Commercsal B SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI erclass Sports I 2 3 JAMES PATRICK KILGALLEN I842 South 56tI's Street I43I Sensor Scsence C MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Interclass Sports 2 3 4 THOMAS PATRICK KILROY 450 Woodclsffe Rd Upper Darby Pa Sensor Scsence B SAINT CYRIL THOMAS EDWARD KING 6042 Walton Ave 43I Sensor Commercsal A SAINT CARTHAGE Photo Cu 2 3 Interclass sports 3 4 JOSEPH SIMON KLEIN 624 Greenway Ave Darby Pa Sen or Ss: ence A BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Sclssller Club 3 4 Student Other 4 lnterclass Sports 2 3 4 EDWARD CHARLES KLINE I763 South 65th St I42I Sensor Comrnercsal A GOOD SHEPHERD Interclass Sports 2 K eu. .IBF URBAN RANDEL LAMAY 329 Wandemere Ave Lansdowne Pa Sensor Scrence B SAINT ANDREW Phofo CIub I Sfudenf Offrcer 4 Varsriy Track 2 3 4 W C News Sfafzf I n erclass SporIs I 2 THOMAS JOSEPH LANGAN I20 GIadsIone Rd Lansdowne Pa Sensor Scrence A SAINT CHARLES Varsdy Crew ry ack 2 ss poris I FRANCIS PATRICK LARKIN l0I2 SoufI'u48II1S+ I43I Sensor Ads SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Inferclass OHS I 2 THOMAS EDWARD LARKIN 236 Washmgfon Ave Phoenixville Pa Sensor Scuence F SAINT ANN Debahng Club I ercIass Sporis I 2 JAMES MICHAEL LARNEY IOI7 Pune SI' Darby Pe Semor Scnence G BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Varsufy rew 2 Inferdess porrs 2 3 4 GERALD JOSEPH LASKY 2627 Soufh Muhlfeld SI' I42I mor Scuen e SAINT CLEMENT Inferdass orrs I HUBERT JOHN LAWLESS 236 Copley Rd, Upper Darby, Pa Semor Sfrerrce A SAINT ALICE ScI1uiIer CIub 3 4 Inferdass Spor's I 2 3 4 PAUL ANTHONY LECHNER 7238 Calvun Rd Upper Darby, Pa Semor Serence A SAINT ALICE S'ude Owcer 4 Itercrass Spcr's I 2 3 4 WALTER EDWARD LEE 3I3 CIearbrooL Ave , Lansdowne, Pa Se lor Scuerwce F SAINT PHILOMENA Varsrfy Crew 3 InIercIcss Spor's I 2 3 4 ROBERT MICHAEL KOERNER 68 Hariley Rd Lansdowne Pa Semor Scuer-ce A SAINT CYRIL Sc IIer Club 3 Imerclass Sporfs 2 3 i ARNOLD NICHOLAS KRAFT I009 DrexeI Ave DrexeIHlII Pa Ser' or A Is SAINT BERNADETTE BIue and Whufe a 4 VarsuIyS rw q I 3 4 W Morro r ALBERT WILLIAM KRIVITSKY 782I Lyons Ave 42 Senor S ev-ce G SAINT RAPHAEI. JOSEPH DENNIS KUO 33 Soufh 50II'1 Sf I39I Server S :ence A HOLY REDEEMER Tennrs Team or s Ser-for Te I'wmceI C SAINT CARTHAGE InIercIass Sporfs 3 4 JOHN JACOB LAFFERTY 2823 Garreff Rd Drexel Hull Pa Sensor Comrnerc a A SAINT ANDREW BIue and me Shag 4 I IercIass Sporfs I 2 66444 af 1957 Ji .l I 'I I 1 ...IIIVI 'f - ,S T. - A I' 1- I I I I - -4' ' STH 7 j'VwIm in ,2, ' gar-n2 3,4. if A A 'I ' A 2 3, 47 Tlarsify Tre:-III, 2: In+ercIass Sp 2. 3, 4. ,-. nr Q' 1 1 FRANCIS XAVIER LACON 6242 Walion Ave. I43I Wh' :P YN34- a I I I, , 3. I I I I I I 3, 43 Vars r Tr I .gl In'fercIa S 4. Sp , ,Sf 4, ' ' ' Inr I Q 1 'S' I , . ' ' ' Se ' ' C D , . . . . . Sp , 2 3. 4. JOSEPH JOHN LETULLE I02 Cherry Sf Collingdale P Sensor Scsersce B BLESSED VIRGIN MARY nfer class Sports 2 3 4 ANTHONY CARL LIBERATI 435 Wheafsheaf Rd Sprsngield P Sensor Scsence D SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI Pholo Club I Sfudenl' Oflscer 4 lnfercless Sporfs 2 JAMES JOSEPH LISTON II North 34II1SI I4I Sensor Scsence C SAINT JAMES Slage Personnel 2 3 4 Inferclcss Spors FRANCIS JOSEPH LOFTUS 259 Burmonf Rd Drexel Hsll Pa Sensor Scsence E SAINT CHARLES WILLIAM HENRY LOGAN 926 Wesi Cobb: Creek Parkway Yeadon Pa Sensor Scsence C SAINT LOUIS Sfudenf Orlscer 4 erclass Sporfs I 2 3 PAUL TIMOTHY LOGUE 729 Wesf Chesfer Pske Havertown Pa Sensor Technscal A SACRED HEART Varssfy Foo? ball 2 3 WC Monogram3 lnferclass Sporfs I 2 4 ffuccctlafie 77!o4t?!ec4al5 JOSEPH JAMES LONGHI 58 NorfI's Sprsngield Rd Clsfion Hesghfs Pa Sensor Scsence G HOLY CROSS PIso+o Club I n erclass Sporls I 2 3 MARTIN FRANCIS LUDLOW 2623 Sunset Blvd Broomall Pa Sensor Commercsal B SAINT ANASTASIA Slage CHARLES JOSEPH LYNCH 2IOB Souih 57fh SI' I43I Sensor Scsence D MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Irslerclass Sporls 2 3 4 JOSEPH PATRICK LYONS 38 Wsndsor Ave Hsghland Park Pa Sensor Scsence F SAINT LAURENCE Inlerclass orls I 2 THOMAS JOSEPH LYONS 6I47 Larchwood Ave 43 Sensor Commercsal B SAINT CARTHAG-E Inlerclass orls I 2 JOSEPH CHARLES MacGRATH 237 Powell Rd Sprsngfield Pa Sensor Scsence A SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI n I 2 3 4 Rsfle Club 3 4 WC Monogram 4 n r ss Sporfs I 2 JOHN HENRY MACKEY 5545 Chancellor SI 39 Sensor Arfs TRANSFIGURATION Plsolo Club I oEORGE THOMAS MADDOX 47 MacDade Blvd Collsngdale Pa Sensor Scsersce F BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Varssly acl: 3 4 Inle ss porls 2 ANDREW PAUL MAGER I04 Haws Ave Norrssiown Pa Sensor Scsence E SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI Isoio Club I Tennss Team 3 I I class Sporfs I 2 3 ., , a ., ' , a. I . T . - . I . . . 1 . . . I I . 1 lm .'..' '4. . H U 0 I I' ,I I, 4. I.. I Personnel Ig Varsify 2, 3, 43 W.C. Monoczgrorrs 3, 4. Sp I '31 4' . . .I , Sp I 13.4. Bad,,.: .: .. :I-lei cla , , 3.4. h .s s Tr , 3 role I S . 3, 4. I I I P 3 3 ner . , X leqoazfzenaedyfoaeaefufcll JAMES JOSEPH MARTIN 220Wadas Ave Ksrklyn Pa Sensor Scsence B SAINT LAURENCE Blue and Whsfe Sfafl 3 4 Inlerclass Sporls I JOHN ANCORA MARTIN 249 Souih Farragui' Sf 39I Inferclass Spor+s 2 3 4 THOMAS EDWARD MASTER 2520 Soufh Msllncl SI I42I Sensor Technical C SAINT BARNABAS Ban 3 4 Varssly Manager I CHARLES MAURICE MATSINGER 5558 Addison SI I43I Sensor Teclmscal B TRANSFIGURATION JOSEPH CARL MAULTZ 72l2 Pessyunl Ave 42I Sensor Technscal C SAINT CLEMENT Inlerclass S orfs 2 3 4 ROBERT LUKE MAXWELL 58I7 Ches1'erAve 43 Sensor Teclwnscal A MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Varssfy Manager 3 Inferclass Sports I 2 3 4 DONALD JOSEPH McALEER 5409 Cedar Ave I43l Sensor Commercsal B TRANSFIGURATION Varssfy wsmmsnq I I Ierclass Sporfs I 2 JOHN ANTHONY McANULTY 909 Soufh Farraguf Terrace 43 Sensor Commerc al B SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 FRANCIS ROBERT McBRYAN 6009 Locusi SI I39l Sensor Scsence B SAINT CARTHAGE Sfudenl Offs cer 4 Vars Iy Manager I 2 Inferclass Sporfs I 2 3 JAMES PATRICK MAGUIRE l953 Salford Sf. Senior Technical B . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT , . . Inferclcss Sporfs 2 3 4 JOHN WILLIAM MAHONEY' RFD :lil Royersford Pa Sensor Scsence F SAINT ELEANOR Inferclass Sports 3 4 ROBERT JAMES MARCHETTY 5403 Easfwsck Terrace 43I Sensor Technical A SAINT BARNABAS Inlerclass Sporfs 2 4 JAMES ALOYSIUS MARLEY 4037 Ellendele Rd Drexel Hsll Pa Sensor Arls SAINT CHARLES Phoo Club I 2 Rsfle Club 2 3 4 WC Monogram3 4 Inferclass Sporis JOSEPH FRANCIS MARRA I830SouII'1AIlssonSf 431 Sensor Scsence E MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 BERNARD EDWARD MARTIN I826Sou+I157fI'1SI I43I Sensor Scsence D MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Sfudenf Oflicer 4 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 Sm: .44 Sade ' I s s If I,2,3.4. ' .I Il . . it 0 rr I . 'I Senior Science C . . . SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES . . . ' ' di.: . - .S p A ' .sm S. ' in k.3'4A I I I: - WILLIAM THOMAS McCARDLE 2I09 Soullm Frazser Sf l43l Sensor Technscal A MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT lnlerclass Sporfs 2 3 4 JAMES JOSEPH McCARRY 2I05 Soulh Frezser Sf l43l Sensor Teclsnscal C MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT lnlerclass Sports 2 3 4 JOHN JOSEPH MCCARTHY 6927 CI1eslerAve 42l Sensor Scuence F GOOD SHEPHERD lnferclass Sporls 2 3 4 WILLIAM FRANCIS McCAULEY 6004 Remlmarf Si l42l Sensor Commercsal A GOOD SHEPHERD lnlerclass Sporfs 2 JOHN EDWARD McCORMlCK I76 Norlls Carol Blvd Hsghland Park Pa Sensor Scsence G SAINT LAURENCE Plsolo Club Inf ass Sporls I 2 GERARD ANTHONY McCOURT 36 Waverly Rd Haverlown Pe Sensor Teclsnscal A SACRED HEART Varssly Fool 3 V y rack 3 Inf ass Sporfs I BERNARD FRANCIS MCCULLOUGH 5027 Penlrsdge Si l43l Sensor Scsence G SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES n erclass Sporls I 2 3 JOSEPH BERNARD McCUNNEY 20I9SoulIs Alden Sf l43l Sensor Science G MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT lnlerclass Sporfs 2 3 4 JOSEPH JOHN McDADE 264I Souils 62nd Sf l42l Sensor Teclsnucal A SAINT BARNABAS lnferclass orfs I 2 DAVID THOMAS McDEVITT 5657Wmdsor Ave 43l Sensor Scsence G MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Dramefsc Club 2 lnlerclass Sporfs 2 3 4 FRANCIS JOSEPH McDEVITT 808 Soulls Allsson Sf l43l Sensor Technscal B TRANSFIGURATION Varssfy Crew 3 4 WC Monogram 3 Inlerclass Sporfs I 2 JAMES BARCLAY McDEVITT 5449 Chrsshan Sl l43l Sensor Scsence F TRANSFIGURATION Varssfy Foo+ball3 4 WC Monogram 4 lnlerclass Sporls I 2 3 4 JAMES FRANCIS McDONNELL l3l5Soull's 54Il's Sf l43l Sensor Teclsnscal B MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inlerclass Sporls 2 JOHN JOSEPH McDONOUGH 7I3l Greenwood Ave Upper Darby Pa Sensor Scsence G SAINT CYRIL THOMAS VERNON McDONOUGH 22I7 Eesf Counly Lune Rd Ardmore Pe Sensor Scsence C SAINT COLMAN Sfudenf Asso Csalson 3 4 class Sports I 1 . 'K lg ercl I A .1 . 3. 4. I . l ball , 43 arsil I I , 43 ercl I l l , 2, 3, 4. I+ I. .I 4. . .. Sp I '31 4. .. . ... . . T .K ' ' , 3 Inter- . . , 2, 3. 4.. . I NEIL ALPHONSE MCGOLDRICK 60 Norih III'h SI Darby Pa Senior Technical B BLESSED VIRGIN MARY FRANCIS THOMAS MCGRATH 60l8Greenway Ave 42 Senior Commercial A GOOD SHEPHERD Blue and While SIaFI 4 Inlerclass Sporfs 2 3 4 THOMAS FRANCIS MCGRATH 508 Sfandrldge SI NOFFISIOWD Pa Senior Technical C SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI Varslfy Crew 3 4 WC Monogram3 4 lnlerclass Sporfs JAMES VINCENT McGREAL 23 Souih I9I'h Sf I3I Senior Science F SAINT PATRICK Varsify Football , 43 W.C. Monogram 43 I I class Sporrs I, 2 3, . CHARLES THOMAS MCGUIGAN 2236 Souih 69Ih Sf. I42I Senior Science A SAINT CLEMENT lnferclass Sporrs I, 2, 3, 4, ROBERT JOSEPH McHATTON 27I2-55Ih Drive I42I Senior Science Cv . . . SAINT BARNABAS . . . W.C. News SIaI'I 2, 3: lnlerclass Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4, CHARLES MICHAEL McHENRY 34 Norfh 52nd SI. I39I Senior Technical C OUR LADY OF VICTORY ., Varsify Eoolball 2, 3, 43 W.C. Monogram 3, 4: lnferclass Sporli I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN JAMES McHUGH 54l8Triniiy SI. I43I Senior Technical A . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . A.A, Usher 41 Varsify Crew 2, 3, 47 Inferclass Sporfs 2, 3, 4. LEO PATRICK McHUGH 54I8TriniIy SI. I43I Senior Science A . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Sludenf Officer 4. EDWIN LEO McELROY 287 Glendale Rd Upper Darby Pa Sen or Commercial A SAINT ALICE JOHN JUDE MCENTEE 53I2Ca1herlne SI 4 Senior Science E TRANSFIGURATION Band Damahc Club! 2 3 Pholo lub 3 Senior Cas? f DONALD JAMES MCGEE 7058 Reedland SI 4 Senior Commercial A SAINT CLEMENT PETER PAUL MCGINLEY I05 Lowry Lane GarreH' Hill Pa Sen or Technical B SAINT THOMAS OF VILLANOVA WILLIAM FRANCIS McGINN 6533 Belmar Terrace 42 Senior Science A GOOD SHEPHERD Varsify Track 4 WC M qrarn 2 Inferc Is 2 JAMES JOHN MCGLONE I04 Fllnilocl Rd Drexel Hill Pa Senior Science F SAINT DOROTHY Inierclass orls I 2 I 16:1 JAMES DENNIS McKENNA 55I9 Regan? Sf. T431 Senior Technical B . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . , . Inierclass Sporls 2, 3. THOMAS MICHAEL McKEON 275 Soulh 62nd Sf. T391 Senior Science C SAINT CARTHAGE . . . Siudenf Officer 47 Inierclass Sporis 2, 3, 4. EUGENE FRANCIS McKlNNEY 2I5 Ballimore Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. Senior Technical C . . . SAINT CHARLES . . . Inierclass Sporls 2, 3. JOHN JAMES MCLAIN . 2I I Norih Cedar Lane, Upper Darby, Pa. Senior Science D SAINT LAURENCE . . . Inlerclass Sporls I, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE EDWARD McLAUGHLlN 56I9ChesIer Ave. I431 Senior Arls . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Drama' fic Club 45 Senior Play Casf 45 Varsiiy Swimming 2, 3, 4: W.C. Monogram 2, 3, 45 W.C. News Sian' 3, 4: Inierclass Sporfs 2, 3. 4. JOHN PATRICK McLOUGHLIN I408 Soufh Allison Sf. I431 Senior Technical C. . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Inierclass Sporfs 2, 3, 4. H 0 Q 9 ' a and a STEPHEN JOHN McLOUGHLIN 237 Bayard Rd., Slonehursi, Pa. Senior Technical A . . . SAINT ALICE . . . lnierclass Sporis I, 2, 3. 4. HARRY ROBERT MCMAHON l330 Soulh Wilfon Sf. T431 Senior Technical B . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . lnferclass Sporfs 3. GERALD JAMES McMANUS 9I Wesf La Crosse Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. Senior Science G . . . SAINT PHILOMENA . . . Phofo Club I: Inferclass Sporls I, 2, 3, 4. PETER JAMES MCNAMARA I768 Soufh Avondale Sl. I421 Senior Science F , . . GOOD SHEPHERD. ROBERT JAMES MCNEILL 529 Virginia Ave., Haverfown, Pa. Senior Science E . . . SACRED HEART . . . Inierclass Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4. BERNARD ANDREW McNlCHOL I439 Souih Allison Sf. H31 Senior Science F . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT '. . . Varsily Managers 23 lnlerclass Sporls 2, 3, 4. THOMAS JAMES McQUlLKlN I248 Soufh 50'Ih Sf. I431 Senior Science E SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Inferclass Sporls 4. HUBERT FRANKLIN McREE 6704 DorelS?. I421 Senior Technical C . . . SAINT BARNABAS . . . Inlerclass Sporis 2, 3, 4, ROBERT GERALD McSHANE 225 Burmonf Rd., Drexel Hill, Pa. Senior Commercial B . . . SAINT CHARLES . . . Inierclass Sporls I, 2, 3, 4. S4at.l4Salle ELWOOD EDWIN MENCH 504 Furlong Ave Haveriown Pa Sensor Scsence B SACRED HEART Blue and Whsfe Staff 4 Sensor Play Cas? 3 Sfudenf OfIIcer 4 Tennss Team I 2 3 4 Varssly Bowlsng 4 WC Monogram 2 3 4 WC News SIaIT 4 Inierclass Sporfs I 2 3 4 HUGH DOUGLAS MENSACK I936 Bullock Ave Yeadon Pa Sensor Commercsal B SAINT LOUIS Iniercloss orfs I 2 3 YJOSEPH WARREN MERKINS 403 Norlh Sycamore SI Clsffon Hesglsfs Pa Sensor Scsence E SAINT CHARLES Varssfy Trecl: 2 3 4 WC Monogram 2 3 4 lnferclass Sports I HAROLD ALEXANDER MILLER 2328 Soufls 7OIIs SI I42I Sensor Technscal C SAINT CLEMENT Inferclass Sporls 2 3 4 JOHN FRANCIS MITCHELL 729 Fern Sf Yeadon Pa Sensor Scsence F SAINT LOUIS Rsfle Club 2 3 4 WC Monogram 3 InIercIass Sporls I 2 3 4 JOHN JOSEPH MORELL B03 Laurel Rd Yeadon Pa Sensor Commercsal B SAINT LOUIS Inferclass S orfs I 2 3 JOHN JOSEPH MORGANS 7I40 Sioclley Rd Upper Darby Pa Sensor Technscal B SAINT CYRIL Inlerclass Sporls RICHARD JAMES MORRIS 548 Souih Unson Ave Yeadon Pa Sensor Commercsal B SAINT PHILOMENA nfer ss Spor+s I 2 JOSEPH PATRICK MORTIMER 5726 Belmar Terrace 43 Sensor Teclsnscal A MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inlerclass Sporfs 2 3 4 ROBERT JOSEPH McVEIGH I42 Norfh Pennocl Ave Upper Darby Pa Sensor Scsence D SAINT LAURENCE ArI Club I Sludenf Officer 4 ln1'ercIass Sporfs I 2 3 4 JOHN FRANCIS McWILLIAMS I939 Soufls CecsISI I43I Sensor Scsence G MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Varssfy Fooiball 2 3 4 WC Monogram 3 4 lnlercloss S orfs 2 3 4 JOSEPH FRANCIS McWILLIAMS I I9 Hardsng Ave Heveriown Pa Sensor Teclsnscel A SACRED HEART Inferclass offs I 2 DANIEL PATRICK MEEHAN 5726 Warrsngfon Ave 43 Sensor Scsence D MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 THOMAS JOSEPH MEGILL I29 Wsndsor Ave Hsghland Perl Pa Sensor Scsence B SAINT LAURENCE Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 JOHN ANTHONY MELLON Il0CIsesInuI' SI' Colwyn Pa Sensor Arfs SAINT CLEMENT Benslde Club 2 3 4 Dramehc Club 2 3 4 Sensor Play Cas? 3 4 p Sp Il3I4. 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V L II ROBERT FRANCIS MOYLAN 3I7 Wsndemere Ave Lansdowne Pa Sensor Scsence F SAINT ANDREW JOSEPH WILLIAM MUELLER 7I8 Mason Ave Drexel HsII Pa sensor Scsence B SAINT ANDREW Blue and Whsfe Sheff 2 3 4 WC News Sfaff I 2 Infercless Sporfsl 2 3 4 GERALD LAWRENCE MULHOLLAND 553I Osage Ave 43 Sensor Commercial B TRANSFIGURATION nfer C ss Sporfs 2 3 4 LAWRENCE CHARLES MULLEN 842 Whsiby Avo Yeadon Pa Sensor Technscsal C SAINT LOUIS Inferclass Sporfs LEO EDWARD MURPHY 2609 Souih Hobson Sf 42, Sensor Scsence G SAINT BARNABAS Arf CIub 2 BIue and WI'1sIe Sfaff 3 4 WC News Sfaff 4 Dramahc Cu 2 4 Sensor PIay Casf 4 In+ercIass Spor+s I 2 3 4 HENRY JOSEPH MURRAY 4709 Wsndsor Ave 43, Sensor Scsence G SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Inferclass Sporis 2 3 4 MARTIN PETER MURRAY 6844 Dscls Ave 42, Sensor Commercsal B SAINT CLEMENT InfercIass S orfs 2 3 4 MICHAEL EDWARD NADDEO 320 Brooklsne Blvd Haveriown Pa Sensor Scsence G ANNUNCIATION In'rercIass orfs I 2 ROBERT PAUL NEISS 70I2 Grays Ave 42 Sensor Technscal A SAINT CLEMENT Inferclass S orfs 2 3 4 JOHN JOSEPH NEVILLE 5037 Sprsngfleld Ave 43, Sensor Arfs SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Varssfy Manager 3 Inferclass Sporrs 2 3 4 JOSEPH EDWARD NEVINS 72I Wesi Erse Ave 40 Sensor Scsence G SAINT VERONICA Inferclass Sporfs 3 4 FRANCIS ALOYSIUS NORTON 2l3 Monigomery Ave OreIand Pa Sensor Scsence C HOLY MARTYRS HUGH PATRICK OBRIEN 3954 Psne S1 4, Sensor Scsence B SAINT JAMES Infercless Sporis JAMES FRANCIS OBRIEN 5604 Apf Zc Harley Drsve Barham VsIIage Pa Sensor TecI'snscaI A SAINT BARNABAS Sfudenf Assocsahon 4 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 JOHN JOSEPH OCONNOR I237 Sou9I's 56fI's Sf I43, Sen or Scsence F MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Irsfercless Sporfs 2 3 4 -II Ia 'I2II3I4. 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I . .S LZI3- ALBERT JULES OREO 6220 Dsckens Ave 42 Sensor Scsence D OUR LADY OF LORETTO nfer ss Sporrs I 2 JOHN PATRICK OTOOLE 26I6Sou1'I's Shselds SI 42, Sensor Scsence E SAINT BARNABABS Varssfy Foo? 2 3 Infercla S orfs 2 LEO ALOYSIUS O TOOLE 26I6 Soufh SI'sseIds SI 421 Sensor Scsence F SAINT BARNABAS Sfudenf Assocsafson 4 Varss+y Foo+baII 2 3 Inferclass Sporrs I 2 ROBERT JAMES PAOLINI 22 SOUII1 llfh Sf Darby Pa Sensor Scsence E BLESSED VIRGIN MARY nfer class Sporfs 4 JOHN JOSEPH PATERNA 505I CI1es+nuI SI' I39I Sensor Technscal B OUR LADY OF VICTORY Inierclass Sporfs 3 FRANCIS JOHN PATRIZIO IOI Easf Madsson Ave Clsffon Hesghfs Pa Sensor Scsence D SAINT CHARLES Sfage Person neI 2 Sfudenf Offcer 4 Varssfy Managers 2 3 4 WC Monogram 3 4 THOMAS JOSEPH PATTERSON 276 Soufh 58+Is SI I39I Sensor Scsence D TRANSFIGURATION Sfaqe Per sonneI 2 Varsry Track 2 3 4 WC Monogram 3 4 Infer ss Sporfs I 2 ROBERT JOSEPH PAULS 7227 HsII9op Rd Upper Darby Pe Sen or Scsence A SAINT LAURENCE Blue and Whsfe Sfaff 3 Phofo Club I 2 Sfudenf Offcer 4 WC s Sfaff 3 ass porrs I EDWARD JOSEPH PETERSON 5542 Penfrsdge Sf I43I Sensor Technscal C MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inferclass Sporis I 2 3 fddd JOHN FRANCIS O'DONNELL II09 Souih 53rd Sf. I43I Senior TecIsnicaI B . . . SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES . . . Infercless Sporfs 2, 3. JOHN JAMES O DONNELL 5525 Hazel Ave 43 Sensor Sc ence D TRANSFIGURATION Siudenf cer 4 Verssty S smm q 2 3 e class Sporfs I 2 DONALD MATTHEW OHALLORAN 2I2 Flsnflock Rd Drexel HsII Pa Sen or Scsence A SAINT DOROTHY Sfudenf OIT c r 4 Inrerclass Sporfs 2 3 4 BERNARD ANTHONY OHARA 23I Leamy Ave Sprsngfleld Pa Sensor Sc ence F SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI JOHN JOSEPH O NEILL 332 Soufh Manoa Rd Manoa Pa Sensor Scsence G SACRED HEART PI'soIo Club 2 Siege Pe onnel 2 In+ cIass SporIs I DANIEL FRANCIS O REGAN 57I3 Sprsngfield Ave I43I Sen or Scsence C MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT of 7957 'af l ROBERT GABRIEL PETRELLA 5433 Chrisfian S+. I43I Senior Science E . . . TRANSEIGURATION . . . Inferclass SporIs I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS JOHN PHELAN I248 Ruby Sfreef I43I Sensor Science D MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Sfudenf Offscer 4 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 RICHARD MATTHEW PLUDE I I6 Nor+I's Sprsngfield Rd Clsfion Hesghfs Pa Sensor Scsence E HOLY CROSS Blue and Whsfe Sie 3 InIercIass Spor+s I 2 JOSEPH JAMES POTOCNAK 6308 Ksngsesslng Ave 42 Sensor Scsence C GOOD SHEPHERD Srudenf OTH r 4 ercIass Sports I 2 JOSEPH THOMAS POTTER 925 SouII1 Farraguf SI' 43 Sensor Arfs SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Benslde Cu 2 3 4 Dramarc CIub 2 3 4 Sch1IIer Club 4 C News Sfaff 2 3 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 RONALD CHARLES POWELL l524Sou+I1VodgesS? I43I Sensor Arrs MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Benslde Club 2 3 PI1oIo Club 3 4 Varssfy Crew 3 4 WC Mono gram 4 WC News Sfaff 4 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 mutdeem ix 3' nm Q 7 qv- ' S1 f JOSEPH JOHN PUCINO 239 Burmonf Rd Drexel HIII Pa Sensor TecI'snscaI C SAINT CHARLES Inferclass orfs I 2 THOMAS JOHN QUIGLEY 903 Church Lane Yeadon Pa Sensor Commercsal A SAINT LOUIS Blue and Whsfe Sfaff 4 InfercIass Sporrs 3 4 THOMAS ARTHUR QUINN 6038 Ksngsesssng Ave 42 Sensor Scsence D GOOD SHEPHERD Inferclass JOSEPH ALBERT RANAUDO 4I22 Berry Ave Drexel HsII P Sensor Scsence A SAINT ANDREW Inferclass orrs I THOMAS RICHARD RANSOME 7034 Yocum SI 42 Sensor Commercsal B SAINT CLEMENT Sfudenr Assocsarson 4 Inferclass Sporrs 2 3 4 WILLIAM HENRY REILY 5329 LarcI'swoocI Ave 43 Sensor ArIs TRANSFIGURATION GEORGE JAMES RICCHEZZA 222 Ashby Rd Upper Darby Pa Sen or Sc ence E SAINT ALICE Infercsass Sporfs JOSEPH JAMES RIEHL 6305 Ksngsesssng Ave 42 Sensor Scsence F GOOD SHEPHERD lnferclass orfs 2 3 NICHOLAS EDWARD ROCCO 2243 Soufh Felfon SI I42 Sen or Sc ence C OUR LADY OF LORETTO Infer cIass Sporrs I H: 114. V V . . -1, ce gInI ,.3,4. T h .sr Ib,.I-- 1 ,,, - Mfw.. M O I U We lcfe Sp ,,3,'4. I , 3' T ' I I u A I I Sporfs s, 2, 3, 4, I I I I I 4 i Sp ,2,3. ,T I K . . 'II I II2II3'4.I ... 'Ant' 4 A 1 a .1 , I Sp I I4' 1 . i I 2I.3l.4' - 44662449146 JAMES MICHAEL SCOTT 6505 DoreI S1 I42I Sensor Science D SAINT BARNABAS Sfudenf Assoclohon 4 InIercIass SporIs I 2 3 4 LEONARD JOSEPH SESSA I003 Manslon Rd Drexel HIII Pa Sen or Scnence E SAINT DOROTHY Varsnfy Track NICHOLAS MICHAEL SGRO 5b44Hadf1eIdSf I43I Sen or Scnence E MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inrerclass Sporfs 2 3 4 DONALD PATRICK SHEEHAN 4 Wesi' Wrndermere Terrace Lansdowne Pa Sen or Sclence C SAINT PHILOMENA AFI' CIub I PI'-ofo CIub I IOHN JOSEPH SHEEHAN I302 Soufh 54I'I1 S+ I43I en or Sclence E MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Band 2 3 4 WC Monogram 4 Inferdass Sporfs 3 4 PHILIP FRANCIS SHERIDAN 244 Penn Blvd EasI' Lansdowne Pa Semo Scxence C SAINT CYRIL Inferclass Sporfs GEORGE FRANCIS SILVANO 6608 Ducks Ave 421 Ser' or Sc ence E SAINT BARNABAS Drama+ c u 3 c oss Sporrs I LEWIS JOSEPH SIMPSON 53I6Ca1herme S1 I43I Ser' or Arfs TRANSFIGURATION ScI'1nIIer CIub 3 age Pe sonnel 3 4 Srudenf Asso I n r ss Spo Is JOHN JOSEPH SISOFO 623 Lee Terrace Morfon Pa Senor ScIence E OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP Interclass Sporfs I 2 3 LOUIS PHILIP RONCACE lI6CI1a?ham Rd Upper Derby Pe Sen or Sc ence A SAINT ALICE Sfudenr Asso cuahon 3 4 Sfudent Officer 4 Versnfy I3ooIbaII 3 InIercIass Sporfs 3 4 WILLIAM JOSEPH RODGERS 2658 Soufh 62nd Sf I42I Semor Scuence B SAINT BARNABAS Interclass orfs I 2 ROBERT COLEMAN RUMSEY 44I6SansomS1' 41 Semor Arfs SAINT JAMES Bemde Club 3 4 Infercloss Sporfs 2 4 WILLIAM THOMAS SANDY I08 Wesf Broadway CIIHOH Helghfs Pe Sensor Technical C HOLY CROSS Varsufy Foot baII3 4 WC Monoqrum3 4 In+ercIass Sporfs I 2 ANTHONY FRANCIS SCHIAVONE 922 BeIIAve Yeadon Pa Sensor Scuence A SAINT LOUIS Sfudent OfITcer 4 erclass Sporfs I 2 3 MARTIN ROBERT SCHRAY I025Mor1on Ave Ru+Iedge Pa Sensor Arfs OUR LADY OF PEACE Inferclass orfs I 2 Sam: .44 Sale I I ' f Sp , .3,4. II -I ' 'I . 1 In? I, I, ,4. Sp . ,i.'4I . n of . I I ...I. ' I I 2, 3 4: W.C. Monogram 2, 3, 4: InIercIass Spor+s I, 2, 3. I - r ' J I ... ... If A ..I.. I . 2, 3, 4. I I I CI b qInTerI 2, 3, 4. 435+ ,: IIIc'aIion3:I'reI CIa r I 2, 3, 4. 'E' if 12 2 FRANCIS XAVIER SMITH 637 Ferne Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Senior Commercial B . .. SAINT ANDREW . . , Varsiry Track 2, 3, 4: W.C. Monogram 3: Inlerclass Sporls I, 2, 3.4. X JAMES HARLEIGH SMITH 38I6 Spruce SI 4 Sensor Scsence E SAINT JAMES Inierclass Sporfs ROBERT ALAN SMITH II23 Sou'rI1 Dsvsnsfy SI 43 Sensor Scsence C SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Inrerclass Sporfs 2 3 4 ROBERT JAMES SMITH 57l7CI1esIer Ave Sensor Scsence G MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Varssfy Baslcefball 3 4 Varssry Traclc3 4 WC Monogram n ss SporIs I WILLIAM THOMAS SMITH 2l9 Parham Rd Sprsngfield Pa Sensor Scsence D SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI Ban 2 3 4 WC Monogram 4 InIercIass Sporfs I 2 4 HOWARD FRANCIS SMOYER 82I Noble SI Norrssiown Pa Sensor Arrs SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI ScI'ssIIer u 4 Tennss Team I lnre THOMAS JAMES SPROULE I930 SouII1III1an SI' 43I Sensor Arfs MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT nrer class Sporfs 2 3 4 JOHN FRANCIS STALKER I339SouII1WsI'ron SI' 43I Sensor Scsence E MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT n I s fy Track 3 4 ass Sporfs I GEORGE ALLAN STEWART 49I0 Ksngsesssng Ave 43 Sensor Comrnercsal A SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES DAVID LEO STROUP I427 Lawrence Rd Manoa Pa Sensor Scsence C SACRED HEART Benslde Club JOSEPH VINCENT STURGIS 5340 Psne SI I43I Sensor Scsence E TRANSFIGURATION Benslde Club 3 JEROME JOSEPH SULLIVAN 306 Long Lane Upper Darby Pa Sensor Scsence D SAINT CYRIL Inferclass Sporfs LEO ANTHONY SULLIVAN 33 I4 Hsglsland Ave Drexel Hsll Pa Sensor Scsence E SAINT ANDREW Inferclass Sporrs 2 3 ROBERT JOSEPH SULLIVAN 6702 Paschall Ave 42 Sen or Scsence D SAINT CLEMENT WILLIAM RICHARD SWEENEY 2909 Souih FeI+on SI I4-21 Sen or Tecrn ca A SAINT BARNABAS AA Ushers R d o Wor s op Vers ry Football I 2 Inrerclass Spo I 2 3 4 6- WALTER JOHN SWIACKI 244I Soufh MlIIucIr S+ 42 Io Sc e ce SAINT MARY OE CZESTOCI-IOWA OIC C ub 4 Immun JOSEPH EUGENE TAEFE 303 Berbro Sf Darby Pa n 0 6 SAINT CLEMENT V rsxfy S n r r EARNEST THOMAS TARABORRELLI 430 LIanercI1 Ave Haverfown Pa Semor Tec1I1mcaI A ANNUNCIATION AA Usher I' DONALD BERNARD THOMAS I4 Soufh 5O'II1 S1 I39I Semor Commerc aI A OUR LADY OF VICTORY erdass Sporfs 2 3 EDWIN GEORGE THORP 53I3 Malcolm S1 43 Se lor TecI1n cal A MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inferdass Sporfs 2 3 4 SJ A' JOSEPH JAMES TOLAND I46 Woodbnne Ave Manoa Pa Semor Scuence C SACRED HEART RnIIe CIub 4 u enf OIT e 4 n+ Cass porfs I JAMES ARMEN TOTARO I43 Lexnngfon Ave Eas+ Lansdowne Pa Sen or Arts SAINT CYRIL BIue and WIWIIG SIaI'I RICHARD JOSEPH TOUHILL S mor Tecbrwca B SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES zoa South som Sf my GEORGE JAM ES UNTERKOFLER I I23 Souih Paxon Sf I43I mor e SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES I e C Lb 4 I. cer n erc ass or S WILLIAM JOSEPH WAHL 6545 Belmar Terrace 42 mor S zen e GOOD SHEPHERD InIercIasS or s 2 RAYMOND JAMES WALSH I04 Brookside Rd Sprmgfield Pa e SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI n I cas Sp RONALD WILLIAM WALSH I I I OverhuII Rd Upper Darby Pa e SAINT ALICE Mor 4 W News S afI 3 4 InIercIass Spor s JOHN THOMAS WARD 4l8 Glendale Rd Upper Darby Pa e SAINT CYRIL OF ALEXANDRIA er a WILLIAM LOUIS WARD 2055 Soufh 68fh Sf I42I SAINT CLEMENT Interclass L . WALTER ROBERT TODD 2324 Island Rd 42, Semor TeCI'vnlcaI B SAINT CLEMENT Varsufy Foo? 4 Inferdass Sp s 44 of 7757 1 1' WILLIAM TERENCE WARNER 3520 SouII's 87II1SI I42I Sensor Teclnnscal B SAINT RAPHAEL Benslde CIub V r s y rack 2 3 4 WC Monoq m 4 InIerc orrs I JAMES FRANCIS WARRINGTON 5822 Fernwood SI I43I Sensor Scsence F TRANSFIGURATION Varssfy Bas Icefball 2 3 4 Varssfy Track 3 WC Monoqram3 4 Inf ss Sporfs I WILLIAM DANIEL WATERS 6740 Dscks Ave 42, Sensor Technscal A SAINT BARNABAS AA UsI'ser 4 Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 ROBERT EDWARD WEEKS 7335 MsIIer Ave Upper Darby Pa Sensor TecI'snscaI C SAINT LAURENCE Varssfy Bowsnq 2 3 4 WC Monogram 3 4 In+ercIass Sports RONALD FRANCIS WENGER 3606 Warren Sf 41 Sensor Scsence E SAINT JAMES Inierclass Sporis I JAMES RAYMOND WIDENER 6438 CI1eIwyncIe Ave I42I Sensor Arfs SAINT BARNABAS WILFRID PAUL WILKINSON 425 Woodclsffe Rd Upper Darby Pa Sensor Scsersce B SAINT CYRIL Blue and Whsfe Sraff 4 WC News Sfaff 4 Inferclass SporIs 2 3 4 Sensor Scsence F SAINT JAMES Inferclass Spor+s WILLIAM CLEMENT WILLS 324 Darby Terrace Darby Pa Sensor Cornmercsal B SAINT CLEMENT Inferclass Sporfs 2 3 4 CHARLES PATRICK WILSON 554 Argyle Ave Ambler Pa Sensor Commercsal B SAINT ANTHONY Inferclass Sporfs I JOHN JOSEPH WILSON I236 SouII's GreyIocIs SI 43 Sensor TecI'snscaI A SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES Inrercless Sporfs 2 3 4 WILLIAM JOSEPH WILSON 2I20SoufI1Fra1serSI I43I Sen or TecI'snscaI B MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Inserclass Spor+s 2 3 BASIL ARTHUR WOODFIELD 224 SouI'I's MeIvsIIe SI I39I Sensor Comr1'sercsaI B SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES ercIass Sporfs I 2 PAUL JOHN WOYTKEWICZ 80 Marple Ave CIsfIon Hesghis Pa Sensor Sc ence Gs SACRED HEART Dremafsc CIub S S s porrs I PAUL FRANCIS YOST 5607 Cedar Ave I43I Sen or Sc ence E TRANSFIGURATION Inferclass Sporfs 3 4 Ig as'I T ,I-,Ig .. ra--3, g Iass Sp , 2, 3. 5.. er- cla , 2, 3, 4. . , . .T I. V I : .. . I Z . . . I, 2. 4 . 'T 'We Med ' ua Key ' THOMAS JOSEPH WILKS 22 Soufh 44'IIs SI.I4I I, 2. I I I I I I Q l .s s sms , ,df ls. ' ' I I, 2, 3, 43 enior r3s.Qy'CaSs 3, 47 Iaqe Personnel I, 2, 3, 4: If-Ierc!as S , 2, 3, 4. DANIEL PATRICK KELLY Unnfed Sfafes Marme Corp n I 2 3 Inferclass S GERALD RICHARD MURPHY Umfed Sfafes Marine Corp Inferdass Sporfs 2 3 CHARLES JOHN ROGERS EDMUND MICHAEL YOUNG 3264 Sansom SI. I4I Se-'wer Szfefze E . . .SAINT JAMES . . , Ir'e'c1ass Socf's I. HARRY JOSEPH YOUNG 32I Cherry Lane, Haverfown, Pa. Serb' A s . . .SAINT DENIS . . ,Vafsify TracIc3 47 WC. News S'a33 4' I 'e':3ass Socrfs I 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS WALTER ZELENKOWSKI 7707 Lyons Ave I42I Se wcr Te ca C SAINT MARY S OF CZESTOCI-IOWA HENRY ROBERT ZELLMAN I655SouII1ConesfogaS+ I43I Sensor Scnence D MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT erc ass porfs 2 Za6ea,e-ueandaoz smrzasaae 7I I3 Erdrlck SI SAINT BERNARD 6032 WaI+on Ave SAINT CARTI-IAGE I043 SouI'I'1 Slsf Sf Umfed Sfa es Army SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES n I r r WILLIAM JOSEPH WARD 9006 Wes? Chesfer Poke KarLIyn Pa Umfed Sfcfes Mar e Corp SAINT LAURENCE CIub e em r r 35 4 4 ff Y , 4 V K, 4 X i ga ti 1 wi ,Ga f 5.4 . I R94 ?zf' v3L9'QJU'-3 fl 915' 'iii' .gg 9' algf V gvg' ,, . r ,, ' 'P .gg wit h . nik 1 is 5. if -UQ- 'Qx pub--W Qs 3. if' Y fs :fl KAW aqui 5:22 W X5 uhh.. M' HJ 9 -HP THE FINAL BLOCK IN CHRISTIAN DEVELOPMENT Q 3 The TradiTionaI procession inTo SainT Francis De Sales is one oT The Tealfured evenfs of The graduaTion ceremonies. The services afford The graduafes a lasT chance for praying To- geTher To God, so 'Sw- 3 1 .ly III: Cr MT! ,gin ' , +cLIav't - The happiesT day of any sTudenT's high school life is graduaTion day. IT is lilie- wise a day Tor which parenTs have waiTed. Mr. and Mrs. EisensTein and son Leo, gaze aT a mosT coveTed Treasure, his high school diploma. The new Sainf Joseph's. College Field House is The scene of This year's com- mencemenT exercises. While our parenTs and Triends wafch, 48I proud seniors re- ceive Their diplomas: Thus bringing To a climax Tour years of menfal, physical, and social development Ill The Baccalaureale Mass offered annually al Sain? Francis De Sales Church re- slores memories, since il is our lasl reli- gious assembly logelher. ii Four years ago 480 boys enlered Wesl Calh- olic. The Chrislian Brolhers lrom lhal lirsl day have conslanlly exploiled and broughl lorlh our linesl lalenls. Cur souls have been lilled wilh lhe words ol God, our minds wilh lhe science ol man, and our bodies wilh lhe slrenglh ol champions. Here al our gradualion we are bolh proud and humble. Proud because our goal has been achieved. humble because we shall never again walk lhrough lhese hallowed halls as members ol lhe class ol SI. We cannol lhanlc, in words, lhe Brolhers who have guided us lor years: our presence as members ol lhls Gradualing Class is lhe only lilling way we can say, Thanks lor a iob well donef These Men ol God have lonighl made us Men ol Wesl Calh- olic, lomorrow, Men ol lhe Word. fl- tr .5a., Pk r J 4 nu s' A farewell speech lo a gradualing class has always been a cuslom al Wesl. Monsignor Mellon's lallr, while if had ils lighler momenls, conlained vilal in- formafion for lhe eager graduales. Officers of The Wesf Cafholic Alumni Associafion l95O-5l. LefT To righf: Francis Dennis, George NorTon, William Dooley, Werner Rocher, John Buley, J. Paul Brennan, Edward Van- dran, Pefer Dillon, and Harry Burlre. lTop Cenferl Our alumni is noT wiThouT Hs spiriTuaI func- tions. One of The mosl imporlanl of These is The annual reTreaT af Malvern, where iTs members spend a weekend of refleciion and medifafion. lTop Righil A large crowd was on hand To honor The fool- ball Team af The Thanksgiving Eve dance This year. I+ was one of The many successful acfivilies sponsored by The Alumni Associa+ion. OUR ACTIVE ALUMNI No maTTer whaT anyone may say abouT The year i950 The WesT CaTholic Alumni AssociaTion has some good words To say Tor This decisive year in hisTory, because in l95O The acTiyiTies oi The Alumni AssociaTion were once again gairirg populariTy and increased supporf amohg The members oT The alumni. The ST. PaTricla s Day Dance aT The Pere-SheraTon I-loTel wiTh Chuclc Gordon and his orchesTra sTarTed The ball rolling in l95O and was Tollowed by The annual communion orealcTasT on April 23, Qne oT The largesT crowds ever To barTicibaTe in a WesT CaTholic Alumni Communion Bfeadas' aTTended Mass aT ST. Johns Church and breakTasT in The Adelphia I-loTel. The Tali season oT acTirifie5 began on September 29 wiTh anoTher successiul dance, This time iT was held in The school gym. The a'nua Malvern ref TreaT sTarTed on The seyenTeenTn day oT The busy m:nTh cT November and Tha'?:gQfrg bfCughT aocuT anoTl'er arnuai dance. Probably The biggesT Tasr eier uhderTalfen by 'ne Alumni Aseociarior came 'Q a close on Noyem' oef 30 when a giant ofawing was heo with Tiye cg crizeg gyer away. T'e S'l:i'E from The oraw- Ifg were LeT azide fc gcenacf ogger GDC oeTTer aylffeg in l95l. -4 -. 1,1 li ' 2 x X ,fm ,4 4 T ll'-1' Ns. J, skqfix TL - 'K 'N T . il . , A' 'iq li -yin' af T. I. 1 1 I4 . , 1 l ' s 0 V W, 1 , 4' 1 'gf AQ, ,.Q4 -- 1 74 -sf ,fsfffa , if, -1 1y.g, g.w+-1 , 'gf ,yeh ICG. X'?5C.'f 'f lc' . E QD The members of our sfalwarf alumni squad are: lfopl D. Clune '4I, W. Clune '48, C. Sharlrey '38, F. Comerford '44, W. Connor '44, J. McEnroe '43, F. Bagnell '46, J. Carney '42: lbortoml E. O'Halloran '43, W. Thomas '44, R. Connor '45, J. Early '4I, W. Mullen '38, and E. Johnston '43. The alumni squad was downed 54 lo 30 by our varsify ieam despila fha 20 poinfs racked up by Comerford, an ex-La Salle College Brofher G. John addresses 'lhe members of fha Wes? Caiholic G B h D . ' h Alumni Associalion af a dinner held in fhe Penn Sheraion 'nay' ro' Q' 'ms J s ' Fa' U OH' S' M B'o John Reverend Joseph Cox Brofher E Paul John Buley, Hofal in commemorafion of fheir fhirliefh anniversary. Those R ' d J h M h ' D ' '. . presenl af fha main fable are from fha lelf: William Mc- 'Venn o n WP Y' owen Ha 'es' and w ' camy' I kg Zim! daabzacz' azfeza unto ykcafdce aidne Zdke claw all etemfltay, Dazed- Zdaptm 12:5 Grafilude: To Mr, Wi'llia'n T. Coolre and Mr. Daniel Solari of Campus Publishing. To Mr. Carl Wolfe, Mr. Paul Roedig, Miss Ann McCarfl-ny and Miss Louise Crisci of Zamsky Sfudios. To Miss Julia Regan, Miss Beffy Schulfz of Wes? Cafholic. Phofography by Zamsky Siudios, Philadelphia. Publishing by Campus Publishing, Philadelphia. Credif for picfuresi Wes? Cafholic Camera Club, and Brofher Huber? Gerard, FSC., Si. Louis Province. 'Me 7eac46f-17 gwfdm IS A SPECIALIST, IN THE PROFESSION OF MEN GIVEN TO GOD'S PROGRAM OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION-THAT. AND NOTHING MORE . . . IS AN EXPERT IN THE LIFE AND WORK OF BOYS. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD-THAT, AND NOTHING MORE . . . 744 eww IS PROFESSEDLY AN EDUCATOR, AN OFFICIAL CO- WORKER OF CHRIST THE TEACHER-THAT, AND NOTH- ING MORE . . . IS A TEACHER, A MOULDER OF MEN AND BOYS: HE IS ALWAYS THE EDUCATOR, THE .CONSECRATED EDU- CATOR, OF CHRIST'S OWN BOYS-THAT, AND NOTHING MORE. 1 A . 1 lf Y 4' I 1' W A f 5 Je ' 1 . ' x 4 fi Ji: 5, S - fe ' , 25 3. . . 5 Ml ' xlfsff' ' +' 4 H . ,Q G I -9 ' . 8 52-3, fu-581 ..,, , . if , .gfli 1' , ,1 Q x gl' X , x 5 '- .' A L, . 'T' .'. f ' 3' ta. Q I. SV? 'rc X 1' M S , A I 'J 'mf' fl?-5'f?f'FS-' , uw i 1 ,F ?'fr,5.? K 'f K F4 9, 8. yg fi Y ., l 31 ' ' .,T' -' 'V '.,--,, 4 '. ' '- , 0 'ff ' 7, 1 . .'-1' 4 , , 'V ,. .5 .4 sri, ,V 14' f , ., , .N z Sea I-vt f 3 fig . fi' x. YK, we S- QQ l 1 ii ., V , Q- . 3 27 .3 xp , 5458 3 A. s
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