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

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1974 volume:

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Zac Such a long, long, long time before the dawn. David Crosby I I I DAVID MERRONE Dave was a friend to all. He loved living and just being I himself. He was a happy-go-lucky kid who took the good I with the bad. He gave something special to those he came in contact with. His friendship will never be forgotten by I those who knew and loved him. I Louis Gentile fi E Si S as I f'ljf.'?7i! 'X iffy lf JOSEPH WARFIELD . . . 6044 Spruce St .... ST. CARTHAGE . . . Joe ANTHONY WOJTKIELEWICZ . . . 1633 S. Ithan St .... MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Anth DAVID WATSON . . . 739 S. 55th St. . . . TRANSFIGURATION . . . Band 1-4 . . . C.S.C. 1-3 . . . Mr, Daze ALBERT WEIDMAN . . . 2536 S. 66th St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Intramu- rals 1,3,4 . . . Rifle Team 1 . . . Art Club 2,3 . . . AI JAMES WELDON . . . 1705 S. Avon- dale St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Judo 1 ...C.S.C. 1-3... BLUE AND WHITE 4 . . . Student Officer 3,4 . . . Chorus 3,4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Judo Jim And it appears to be a long time EDWARD WELLS . . . 6007 Chester Ave .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Intramurals 1-3 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Student Council 3,4 . . . Wah DAVID WHALEN . . . 1944 S. 57th St. . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Drill Team 1 . . . Color Guard 1 . . .Swim Team 4. . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Dave LAWRENCE WILER . . . 2622 S. 73rd St .... ST. IRENAEUS . . . Swim- ming 3,4 . . . Larry DAVID THOMAS . . . 5338 Spruce St. . . . TRANSFIGURATION . . . Tony LEON THOMAS . . . 5535 Larchwood Ave .... TRANSFIGURATION . . . Intramurals 2 . . . Bubby WILLIAM TRAFKA . . . 6725 Regent St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Dra- matics 2-4 . . . Chorus 3,4 . . . Math- eletes 3,4 . . . Band 3,4 . . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . . German Club 3,4 . . . Intramurals 1,2 . . . Trix STEPHEN TREGEAR . . . 6544 Ches- ter Ave .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Gil JAMES TUCKER . . . 1822 S. 55th St. . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Intramurals 1,2 . . . Track 1 . . . Spirit Committee 4 . . . Tuck WILLIAM VAUGHN . . . 5115 Brown St .... OUR LADY of VICTORY . . . naafen MICHAEL VERNAMONTI . . . 2516 .al S. Bellford St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . IVIenoy VILSONN VITAL . . . 6859 Lindbergh Blvd .... ST. IRENAEUS . . . Vil NICHOLAS VOURDUBAKIS . . . 6127 Upland St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Intramurals 1,2 . . . Nick ls always just before the dawn JOSEPH WAGNER . . . 2811 Simpson St .... ST. BAHNABAS . . . Twinke Spruce St .... ST. CARTHAGE . . . Rusty ROBERT WARD . . . 1903 S. 65th St. . . . GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Football 1-4 . . . Basketball 1-4 . . . Intramu- ,H , rals 1-4 . . . Bob RANDOLPH WALKER . . . 6223 ' MATTHEW STUMM . . . 6204 Dickens Ave .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Track 1 . . . Intramurals 2 . . . Matty PAUL SULLIVAN . . . 4820 Windsor Ave .... S. FRANCIS De SALES . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Golf 4 . . . Stu- dent Council 1-3 . . . Spirit Commit- tee 4 . . . Silky RICHARD SULLIVAN . . . 1106 Alfred Ave .... BLESSED VIRGIN MARY . . . Rich fW,,yf, . it -3 , Ni U-EJ KJ 'X-A Q 7 f5t.JtJ:i'i?Gi-N K 'I fly The darkest hour THOMAS TAIT . . . 2432 Ulcna St . . . ST. CLEMENTS . . . Soccer 1,2 . . . Tom ARISTODEMO TERRINONI . . . 6526 Paschall Ave .... OUR LADY of LORETO . . . Intramurals 1 . . . D JOHN THIEL . . . 2114 S. 64th St. . . , GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Intramurals 24. . . John WILLIAM SOPER . . . 2631 S. 61st St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Football 1 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Bill PAUL SOUTHARD . . . 2608 S. 65th St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Intramurals 4 . . . Southern Man JOHN SPEAKMAN . . . 2065 S. Cecil St .... MOST BLESSED SACRA- MENT . . . Football 1,2 . . . Baseball 1-4 . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Jack THOMAS SPIRES . . . 6429 Dicks Ave .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Intra- murals 1-4 . . . Wolf THOMAS STELLMAII . . . 19 Harrison Ave .... ST. CHARLES . . . Football 1-4 . . . Track 4 . . . Student Officer 3,4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Tom JOHN STRITCH . . . 6525 Reedland St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . John al .la St .... 4... R Ave... tramural .,Greg,, St .... 1,3,4 . . RUDOLPH SCIORE . . . 319 Berbro ST. CLEMENT . . . Mathletes udy BRIAN SEBASTIAN . . . 6910 Chester . GOOD SHEPHERD . . . ln- s 1,2 . . . Brian JOHN SHARER . . . 5545 Upland St. . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Football 1 . . . John GREGORY SHEEN . . . 5519 Ludlow St .... OUR LADY OF VICTORY . . . JOSEPH SMITH . . . 6510 Theodore ST. BARNABAS . . . Football 1,2 . . . Baseball 3,4 . . . Intramurals 2-4 . . . Student Officer 3,4 . . . Joe LAWRENCE SMITH . . . 2644 S. Fel- ton St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Foot- ball 1 . . . Soccer 1-4 . . . Swimming . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Lar But you know, QUINZELL SMITH . . . 1743 S. 53r d St .... MOST BLESSED SACRA- MENT . . . QuinZell ROBERT SMITH . . . 2507 S. 76th St. . . . ST. CLEMENT . . . Science Club 1-3 . . . World Affairs Council 3,4 . . Swimming 1 . . .Judo 4. . . Smitty u FRANK P. ROTH . . . 1013 S. 48th St .,.. ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Community Service Corps 3 . . . NEWS 4. . . Frank JOSEPH T. ROWAN . . . 6753 Dorel St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Intra- murals 1-4 . . . Joe!lVloose FRANK RUSSO . . . 2210 S. 62nd St. . . .OUR LADY OF LORETO . . . In- tramurals 1-4 . . . Monk lt's goin' to be a long time gone. Am. - FRANK J. SANTISI . . .2830 S. Simp- son St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Bowl- ing 2-4 . . . Mathletes 3.4 . . . Stu- dent Officer 4 . . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Frank VINCENT J. SANTORO . . . 6148 Lindbergh Blvd .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Vince JOSEPH W. SCHWARZMANN . . . 6414 Buist Ave .... ST. BARNABAS ...Rifle Club 1 . . . Soccer 1.2 . .. Crew 3 . . . Intramurals 2 . . . Swat's MICHAEL J. RUCCI . . . 2435 Ulena St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Student Council 3,4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Baseball 2-4 . . . Spirit Committee 4 . . . Rooch CHARLES RUPP . . . 405 Strathmore Rd .... ANNUNCIATION . . . Bud PATRICK RUSH . . . 6866 Dicks Ave. . . . ST. CLEMENT . . . Pat EDWARD RUSSELL . . . 7393 Wheeler St .,.. ST. CLEMENT . . . Swimming 1-4 . . . Intramurals 3,4 . .. ..Ed,. EDWARD RYAN . . . 6015 Upland St. . . , GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Bowling 1 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Pies MARK A. SALVATORE . . . 2426 S. Claymont St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Band 1-4 . . . BLUE AND WHITE 3,4 . . . Chorus 3,4 . . . Judo 1,2 . .. Swimming 4 . . . Russian Club 4 . . . Student Council 3,4 . . . World Af- fairs 4 . . . Ranger CARL J. RICHARDS . . . 1837 S. 48th St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Foot- ball 1-4 . . . Basketball 3,4 . . . Stu- dent Council 1-4 . . . Spirit Commit- tee 3,4. . .BLUE AND WHITE 4... Track 1-4 . . . Student Officer 3,4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Carl MICHAEL RICHARDS . . . 5402 Cedar Ave .... TRANSFIGURATION . . . t'Mike JAMES C. RIDGELL . . . 2611 S. 69th St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Commu- nity Service Corps 1-3 . . . Intramu- rals 1-4 . . . Tennis Team 1 . . . Jim MICHAEL ROMAN . . . 7244 Grays Ave .... ST. MARY OF CZESTO- CHOWA . . . Football 1 . . . Baseball 2-4. .. Turk WILLIAM ROMANELLI . . . 524 S. 4th St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Football 1-3 . . . Basketball 1-4 . . . Track 3 . . . Student Officer 3,4 . . . Intramu- rals 3,4 . . . Bill lt's been a long time comin' CARL RONE . . . 4526 Samson St. . . . ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Football 1-4 . . . Student Officer 3,4 . . . Student Council 4. . . Carl EDWARD ROOT . . . 1803 S. 57th St. . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Football 1-4 . . . Library Aide 3,4 . . . Student Officer 3,4 . . . Spirit Committee 4 . . . Intramurals 2,3 . . . World Affairs 4 . . . Ed JOHN A. ROSATI . . . 2026 S. 69th St ,... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Smiling Jack STEVEN PORRINI . . . 2441 S. Bev- lan St .... STELLA MARIE . . . Intra- murals 2-4 . . . Steve VINCENT A. PRUDENTE . . . 6149 Grays Ave .... OUR LADY OF LORETO . . . National Honor Soci- ety 3,4 . . . Mathletes 3,4 . . . Vince THOMAS QUINN . . . 5731 Wheeler St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Intra- murals 1-4 . . . Reds BRIAN RAINS . . , 6204 Cedar Ave. . . . ST. CARTHAGE . . . Track 1-3 . . . Cross Country 1-3 . . . Chucky LAWRENCE RANIERI . . . 2560 S. Bonnafon St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Crew 3,4 . . . Intramurals 1,2 . . . Larry JOSEPH RAPPUCCI . . . 6731 Yocum St .... OUR LADY OF LORETO . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Joe To be a long time, JOHN RESNICK . . . 2922 S. Robin- son St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Golf 3 . . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Res HARRY REYER . . . 6231 Buist Ave. . . . ST. BARNABAS . . . Football 1 . . . Judo 1 . . . Harry MAURICE RICH . . . 4510 Flegent St. . . . ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Intramurals 1-3 . , . Priest Before the dawn. KEITH RASCOE . . . 5846 Catherine St .... TFIANSFIGURATION u dent Officer 4 . . . Keith WILLIAM REILLY . . . 6746 Dicks Ave . . . ST. BARNABAS . . Bill . Band 2 RICHARD W. RESCIGNO . 1849 S. Conestoga St .... MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Rich -1. JOSEPH O'NEILL . . . Falls Road House, W. Fairmount Park . . . ST. MATHIAS . . . Science Club 3 . . . Mathletes 3,4 . . . German Club 3 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Joe THOMAS E. O'NEILL . . . 1701 S. 54th St .... MOST BLESSED SAC- RAMENT . . . Track 1.2 . . . Intra- RICHARD J. PALANDRO . . . 7326 Longspur PI .... ST. IRENAEUS . . . BLUE AND WHITE 4 . . . Intramurals 1,2 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Rich JAMES PARKER . . . 299 N. Vodges St .... OUR LADY OF VICTORY . . . Jim RICHARD PARICO . . . 105 Donald- son Mnr .... ST. PIUS X . . . Basket- ball 1-4 . . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Rich WILLIAM PARKHILL . . . 6537 King- sessing Ave .... GOOD SHEPHERD . , . Football 1-4 . . , Intramurals 1-4 . . Student Council 1-4 . . . Pit out your hair. LAWRENCE PARKINSON . . . 5624 Elmwood Ave .,.. ST. BARNABAS . . . Lar THOMAS J. PARSONS . . . 7039 Saybrook Ave .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Community Service Corps 1-3 . , . Rifle Club 1 , . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Tom WILLIAM Q. PAYNE . . . 6644 Guyer Ave .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Bill 'Cause it appears TEMPLE PEACOCK . , . 5302 Locust St ..,. TRANSFIGURATION . , . Intramurals 4 . . .Judo 1 . . . Skip JOSEPH J. PERRY . . . 5824 Dickens Ave ,.., ST, BARNABAS . . . Track 1-4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . , . Joe GEORGE PETERSON . . . 7536 Elm- wood Ave .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Bowling 1-4 . . . Pete KEVIN MURPHY . . . 4022 Berry Ave .... ST. ANDREWS . . . Intra- murals 1 . . . Football 2 . . . Basket- ball 2 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Murphy JOSEPH NAPOLINE . . . 2010 S. 64th St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . ..Nap,, MICHAEL NOLAN . . . 2605 S. Dag- gett St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Student Officer 3,4 . . . Intramurals 3,4 . . . Fireplug OTIENO OCHIENG . . . 4260 Chest- nut St .... ST. IGNATIUS . . .Soccer 3,4 . . . Holy ROBERT J. 0'CONNOR . . . 2027 S, 60th St .... MOST BLESSED SAC- RAMENT . . . Intramurals 1,2 . . . Soccer 1-3 . . . Community Service Corps 1 . . . Swimming 1 . . . Rifle Team 1,2 . . . Oakie If you do you better JOSEPH 0'DONNELL . . . 1103 Al- fred Ave .... BLESSED VIRGIN MARY . . . Football 1 . . . Intra- murals 1,2 . . . Squeaky MICHAEL 0'KEEFE . . . 1762 S. 65th St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Track 2,4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Mike MICHAEL J. OLIVA . . . 2238 S. 63rd St .... OUR LADY OF LORETO . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Elton!Mitch THOMAS D. MOLONY . . . 5931 Windsor St .... MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Football 1-4 . . . Tom DAVID MOLOZNIK . . . 223 S. 42nd St .... ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Dave ANTHONY MONZO . . . 2829 S. Simpson St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Football 1 . . . Spirit Committee 2 . . . Intramurals 3,4 . . . Rifle Team 1 . . . Tony JOSEPH MONZO . . . 2829 S. Simp- son St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Joe PATRICK MORAN . . . 6532 Chester Ave .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Judo 1,2 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Pat RALPH D. MORRIS . . . 5906 Larch- wood Ave .... ST. CARTHAGE . . . Track 1-4 . . . Cross Country 3,4 . . . Community Service Corps 3,4 . . . Football 1 . . . Jet ROBERT MILLER . . . 4817 Beau- mont Ave .... ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Jonas JOSEPH MILLIO . . . 1823 S. 68th St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Foot- ball 1-4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Student Coun- cil 1,3,4 . , . Joe RAYMOND F. MISIEWICZ . . . 2434 S. Edgewood St .... ST. MARY OF CZESTOCHOWA . . . Science Club . Intramurals 1 . . . Ray But don't try to get yourself elected RONALD D. MORRIS . . . 5906 Larchwood Ave .... ST. CARTHAGE . , . Drill Team 1-4 . . . Track 2-4 . . . Cross Country 3,4 . . . lil foo FRANCIS M. MOSER . . . 2331 S. 71st St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Mathletes 3,4 . . . Intramurals 3 . . . Science Club 2-4 . . . German Club 3 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Stage Crew 3 . . . Frank ANTHONY MOSKO . . . 5733 Elm- wood Ave .... ST. MARY OF CZESTOCHOWA . . . Judo 1 . . . rtMaSu KEVIN Mc INERNEY . . . 4708 Ches- ter Ave .... ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Crew 3 . . . Student Officer 3,4 . . . Track 1 . . . Student Council 1-4 . . . Football 3,4 . . . Spirit Commit- tee 4. .. Kev JOSEPH Mc KENDRICK . . . 6144 Reinhard St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Intramurals 1,2 . . . Sid PAUL Mc LAUGHLIN . . . 110 Abbey Terrace . . . ST. CHARLES BORR- MEO . . . Football 1-3 . . . Basket- ball 1-2 . . . Golf 3,4 . . . Soccer 4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Student Council 1-4 . . . Butch lf you dare. JOSEPH M. MIKUS . . . 2605 Robin- son St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Science Club 1-4 . . . Stage Crew 3.4 . . . Intramurals 3,4 . . . Commun- ity Service Corps 1 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Joe STEVEN P. MILINOVICH . . . 4718 Warrington Ave .,.. ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Community Service Corps 2,3 . . . Intramurals 1-3 . . . Rifle Team 1 . . . Labbatt no. 12 ALEXANDER E. MILLER . . . 1423 S. Allison St .... MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Track 1 . . . Mill ROBERT Mc NAMARA . . . 6318 Allmann St .... GOOD SHEPHERD ...Soccer1-4...Crew1... Swimming 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Intramurals 3,4 . . . 'fMac ROBERT Mc SWEENEY . . . 6721 Trinity St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Swimming 1 . . . Peabody ALFRED E. MEANS . . . 5007 Hazel St .... ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Community Service Corps 1-4 . . Band 1,2 . . . Stage Crew 1-4 . . Smiley RAYMOND J. MENASION . . . 2222 S. 62nd St .... ST, BARNABAS . . . Intramurals 3 . . . BLUE AND WHITE 4. . .Chess 4. . . Ray EDWARD J. MERKLE . . . 2439 Ulena St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Eddie PAUL MEUSER . . . 214 Tribet Pl. . . . ST. CLEMENT . . . Science Club 2 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Duke I ,ft . mff' I X fl at 1 S A' 1' . Q l7l fi' .wtf i ,iff-f' l tl , V JJ , f, - U' I7 f-4 M , , T yf 'mfg wwe? 1, i' i ,AK J jr I 13 4, A. HOWARD Mc COACH . . . 6641 Dorel St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . NEWS 4...BLUEANDWHlTE4... National Honor Society 3,4 . . Math- letes 4 . . . How DANIEL Mc DEVITT . . . 330 Steel Road . . . SACRED HEART OF MANOA . . . Track 3 . . . NEWS 4 Intramurals 1-4 . . . Dan TEGAN Mc DONOUGH . . . 6542 Chester Ave .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Snort 1 .1osEPH Mc FADDEN . . . 5833 chester Ave .... Mosr BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Intramurals 1-3 Joe EDMOND Mc GEE . . . 6355 Buist Ave .... ST. BARNABAS -ik I - U .Edu The madness, you got to speak your mind il JOSEPH Mc GEE . . . 932 S. 50th St .... ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Band 1-4 . . . Crazy Joe ROBERT P. Mc GEE . . . 6215 Buist Ave .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Swim- ming 1-4 . . . Football 3 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Bob I , BRIAN MC'kGILLIN . . . 636 S. 48th St .... ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Football 1-2 . . . 'tWiley Snuk . fl I lug - THOMAS MARTELLI . . . 6645 Dore! St .... OUR LADY OF LORETO . . . Tom THOMAS MASI . . . 6636 Upland St. . , . GOOD SHEPHERD . , . Tom EDWARD MASSARO . . . 413 N. Daggett St .... ST. DONATO . . . Band 1-4 . . . Ed JOHN MATHIS . . . 5809 Chester Ave .... MOST BLESSED SACRA- MENT . . . Moose CHARLES MATTERN . . . 304 Tribet Pl .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Intra- murals 3,4 . . . Chuck RICHARD MAUS . . . 5034 Catherine St .... S. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Track 1-4 . . . Cross Country 1-4 . . . Science Club 1,2 . . . Intra- murals 1,2 . . . Rick E 6? Q sf! C , is 3 g Sass! is You got to speak out against WILLIAM Mc CARDELL . . . 6319 Buist Ave .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Intramurals 2,3 . . . Bill THOMAS Mc CARTHY . . . 4819 Windsor Ave .,.. ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Community Service Corps 1 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Rifle Team 1 . . . Yo-Yo EUGENE Mc CLAIN . . . 5438 San- some St .... OUR LADY OF VIC- TORY . . . Band 1-4 . . . Chess 2 .. . Mutt if WE! St. . 1-4 . .. J GREGORY MAYO . . . 6146 Sansom . . ST. CARTHAGE . . . Band eil . Football 2 . . . Chess 2 PAUL MAZZAGATTI . . . 6343 Reed- land St ..,. ST. BARNABAS . . . Maz Zn HUGH J. Mc CANN . . . 6045 Green- way Ave .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Football 1 . . . Rifle Club 1 . . Soccer 1-4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . Burt ai MICHAEL LONG . . . 2551 S. Wana- maker St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Student Council 2 . . . Intramurals 1-4. . . Mike JOSEPH LONGO . . . 2839 S. 64th St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Soccer I 1-4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 , . . Deg LEONARD LUCHKO . . . 7363 Wheeler St .... ST. CLEMENT .... Swimming 1-4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 ... Eagle FRANCIS LUNNY . . . 516 S. 3rd St. . . . ST. CLEMENT . . . Intramurals 2,3 . . . Pete MARK LYTHGOE . . . 6523 Green- way Ave .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Basketball 1 . . . Intramurals 2,3 ... Libby MICHAEL H. Mac INTYRE . . . 7121 Yocum St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . B. I. O. 2,3 . . . Basketball 1,2 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . I'Big Mick MICHAEL MAHONEY . . . 6811 Lind- bergh Blvd .... ST. IRENAEUS . . . Band 1-4 . . . Mike ROBERT P. MALAGESI . . . 2933 S. 66th St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Golf 3 . . . BLUE AND WHITE 4 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Bob ROBERT MALIN . . . 6446 Saybrook Ave .... ST. BARNABAS . . . 'lDexter Speak Out JOHN MANGIARACINA . . . 6934 Grosbeak PI .... ST. IRENAEUS . . . John RICHARD MAPP . . . 1510 S. 52nd St. . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT .. . Map LEONARD MARELLA . . . 621 Tribet PI .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Len Qzbgguqwt ,WMV IW 2 1 fi' SQQWWQ. ul RODGER LEE . . . 131 S. 56th St. ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Band 1 . . . Judo 1 . . . Rodger THEODORE M. LEE . . . 5610 Flor- ence Ave .... MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Search 2-4 Community Service Corps 1-3 B. I. O. 3,4 . . . Dramatics 2,3 Ted JOHN LEWIS . . . 549 S. 3rd St. . . . ST. CLEMENT . . . Swimming 1-4 . . . Intramurals 3 . . . Lou Long time before the dawn. WILLIAM LEWIS . . . 2028 S. Red- field St .... MOST BLESSED SAC- RAMENT . . . Science Club 1,2 . . . JULIUS LOCKLEY . . . 4940 Larch- wood Ave .... OUR LADY OF VIC- TORY . . . B. I. O. 1-4 . . . Com- munity Sewice Corps 1-3 . . . Dra- matics 2-4 . . . Cowboy THOMAS LOGUE . . . 6913 Garmen St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Intra- murals 1-4 . . . Tom Q WILLIAM KOHLBRENNER . . . 1832 S. 68th St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Student Council 3,4 . . . NEWS 2 . . . Dunt KEVIN J. KOLAVAGE . . . 6409 Guyer Ave .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Bowling 1-4 . . . Baseball 1-4 . . . Intramurals 2-4 . . . Kev RONALD KRASOWSKI . . . 6442 Chelwynde Ave .... ST. BARNABAS ...Crew1 . . . Swimming 1,2 . .. Football 1 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Spirit Committee 1-4 . . . Krebs FRANK KURKO . . . 2123 S. 60th St. . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Kirk MICHAEL KURMLAVAGE . . . 4003 Baltimore Ave .... ST. JAMES . . . Mike JOSEPH LANDGRAF . . . 2521 S. Wanamaker St .... ST. BARNABAS ...FootbaII1...NEWS4... Intramurals 1-4 . . . Joe MAY We AME A 5-ra2oMQg F'ovrJlbATr'ofQl, A I ,img 55,5 Tl-IE L.i9l-IT E:wgaQEouA'olfbg . ,fog CHARLES KELLY . . . 2225 S. 61st St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Kelly JOSEPH KELLY . . . B16 S. 48th St. . . . ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Football 1-4 . . . Basketball 3,4 . . . Golf 4 . . . Spirit Committee 4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . BLUE AND WHITE 3,4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Kel DAVID KENNY . . . 2402 S. Frazier St .... ST. BABNABAS . . . Soccer 3,4 . . . Crazy Funk GEORGE KERRIGAN . . . 1713 S. 58th St .... MOST BLESSED SAC- FIAMENT . . . Intramurals 1,2 . . . George JOHN KERRIGAN . . . 2607 Carroll St .,.. ST. CLEMENT . . . Intra- murals 1-3 . . . Rifle Team 1 . . . Kerr THOMAS KILLEEN . . . 1900 S. 68th St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Guid- ange Aide 4 . . . Tom .-'ff ff 15 'LM Ll hd 4144 Ui ' 'Muff I f A ' fb Such a long, longfdl R f .L INSON KIM . . . 513 S. Melville St. . . . ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Inson JOSEPH KIMPEL . . . 516 S. 2nd St. . . . ST. CLEMENT . . . Kimp 149 DWIGHT D. HYDRICK . . . 5543 Had- field St .... MOST BLESSED SAC- RAMENT . . . Community Service Corps 1,2. . .B. I.O. 1-3.. . Dike NICHOLAS IANNACONE . . . 7317 Meadowlark PI .... ST. IRENAEUS . . . Nick WILLIAM ISHERWOOD . . . 7420 Medrick Pl .... ST. IRENAEUS . . . BLUE AND WHITE 4 . . . Ish And it appears to be a lon RALPH JONES . . . 5930 Irving St. ST. CARTHAGE . . . lil Shag RICHARD JONES . . . 5348 Glen- more St .... MOST BLESSED SAC- RAMENT . . . Intramural 2 . . . Rick MICHAEL KEARNEY , . . 5740 Wheeler St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . NEWS 4 . . . World Affairs 2-4 . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Mike KEITH W. JACKSON . . . 4430 Chest- nut St .... ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Football 1 . . . Basketball 1,2 . . . lil Sonny ERNEST JAMES . . . 5257 Hazel Ave .... TRANSFIGURATION . . . ERNlE GREGORY JENKINS . . . 2429 S. Claymont St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Luke ALEXANDER J. JONES . . . 5821 Pine St .... TRANSFIGURATION . . . Stage Crew 2 . . . Search 3 . . . B.I.O. 1-3 . . . Community Serv- ice Corps 1-3 . . . Sly CARLTON JONES . . . 6032 Walnut St .... ST. CARTHAGE . . . Com- munity Service Corps 1-4 . . . Band 1-4. . .Judo 1 . . . CaIt KEITH JONES . . . 5331 Thompson St .... TRANSFIGURATION . . . Football 1 . . . Intramurals 2 . . . Keith KARL F. HEE . . . 6825 Woodland Ave .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Math- letes 3,4 . . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Intramurals 3,4 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Karl ROBERT HELD . . . 2645 S. Shields St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Chorus 3,4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Bowl- ing 3,4 . . . BLUE AND WHITE 4 . . . Bob WILLIAM J. HENWOOD . . . 6410 Cobbs Creek Parkway . . . GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Crew 1-4 . . . Intra- murals 1-4 . . . Search 3 . . . Stud- ent Officer 4 . . . Moon CHRISTOPHER HIBBS . . . 4312 Chestn ut Sf .... ST. JAMES . . . Band 1-4 .... World Affairs 2-4 . . . Track 1...NEWS4...Jud01 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Chris DARRYL HICKS . . . 5536 Larch- wood Ave .... TRANSFIGURATION ...RifleTeam1...Crew1... Drill Team 1-3 . . . Band 3,4 . . . Community Service Corps 1-4 . . Darryl Won't stand the light of day. EDWARD HICKS . . . 6056 Upland St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Ed WAYNE HUDSON . . . 5931 Spring- field Ave .... MOST BLESSED SAC- RAMENT . . . Football 1-4. . . Student Council 1-3 . . . Spirit Committee 4 . . . BLUE AND WHITE 4 . . . Intra- murals 1-4 . . . Hud PATRICK HUHN . . . 2610 S. Berbro St. . . . ST. IRENAEUS Football 1 . . . Earl EUGENE J. GRANEY . . . 6749 Paschall Ave .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Gene ANTHONY GRAZIOSO . . . 6318 Reedland St .... OUR LADY OF LORETO . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Gross HARRY GREENER . . . 6536 Theo- dore St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Intramurals 1-4. . . Golf 3 . . . Har GEORGE GRIENDLING . . . 336 Mar- gate Rd .... ST. ALICE . . . George PETER GUERRERO . . . 940 S. St. Bernard . . . SAINT FRANCIS de SALES . . . Community Service Corps 1-3 . . . Band 1-4 . . . Pete SALVATORE J. GUIDA . . . 2439 S. Edgewood St .... OUR LADY OF LORETO . . . Football 3,4 . . . Sal That surely, surely JOSEPH T. HANLEY . . . 1826 S. 65th St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Soccer 1-4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Spirit Committee 2,4 . . . Ham- bone JOHN J. HEARN . . . 2236 S. 66th St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . John RONALD HEBNER . . . 5829 Beau- mont St .... MOST BLESSED SAC- RAMENT . . . Ron WILLIAM HAINES . . . 1823 S. 65th St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Football 1-4 . . . Baseball 1-4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . , . Bill DANIEL A. HAMMOND . . . 5544 Whitby Ave .... MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . B. I. O. 1 . . . Community Service Corps 2 . . . Track 1 . . . KooIie ANTHONY HAND . . . 1103 S. Wilton St .... ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Football 1-4 . . . Basketball 1 . . Swimming 1 . . . Intramurals 1-3 . . Magic LOUIS FRATANDUONO . . . 2504 S. 57th St .... OUR LADY OF LOFRETO ... L0u RICHARD FREDA . . . 2429 Ulena St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Soccer 1-4 . . . Intramurals 2-4 . . . Dick Feva WILLIAM FREDERICKSDORF . . . 2062 Greenway PI .... ST. CLEM- ENT . . . Community Service Corps 1-3. . . Student Council 1 . . . BLUE AND WHITE 3,4 . . . Intramurals 1-3 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Fred JAMES FRIES . . . 2800 S. 65th St. . . . ST. BARNABAS . . . Baseball 2-4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Jim FRANK GARAFOLO . . . 6518 Theo- dore St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Baseball 1-4 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . t'Frank JAMES F. GARRY . . . 11 S. 2nd St. . . . ST. CLEMENT . . . German Club 4 . . . The Baron There's something gl that's goin' on here LOUIS GENTILE . . . 5939 Trinity St. . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Track 1 . . . Bowling 3,4 . . . Spirit Commit- tee 1 . . . Louie THOMAS GIARDINELLI . . . 2024 S. 65th St .,.. GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Intramurals 3 . . . Giar MICHAEL D. GIFFORD . . . 2222 S. Chadwick St .... ST. MONICA . . . Basketball 1-3 , . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Canute!Gif THOMAS J. GILDEA . . . 6211 Elm- wood Ave .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Cross Country 2,3 . . . Swimming 1 ...Bowling 1 . . . Gill THOMAS GILL . . . 5932 Belmar St. . . . MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . , Tom ROBERT GLACE . . . 7336 Buist Ave .... ST. IRENAEUS , , . Foot- ball 1-4 . , . Bob WILLIAM H. ELLIOTT . . . 6137 Yocum St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Bill FRANK FAMILIAR . . . 511 S. 3rd St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . NEWS 3,4 . . . BLUE AND WHITE 3 . . . Fee THOMAS FELDER . . . 6309 King- sessing Ave .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Soccer 4 . . . Football 1 . . . Tom CHARLES M. FERRARO . . . 2618 S. 68th St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Crew 3,4 . . . Judo 1 . . . Chess 1 . . . Chuck JOSEPH FITZGERALD . . . 65 Amos- land Rd .... ST. GABRIEL . . . Community Service Corps 1-2 . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . BLUE AND WHITE 4 . . . Dra- matics 3-4 . . . Fitz You know, FRANK FORD . . . 2059 S. 60th St. MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Football 1 . Basketball 1 . . . Frankie JAMES J. FORD . . . 6910 Garman St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Football 1-4 . . . Track 1-4 . . . Student Coun- cil 1-4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Student Officer 3 . . . Golf 4 . . . Jim STEVEN L. FRAME . . . 6149 Upland St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Football 1 . . . Baseball 1-4 . . Foote ROBERT J. DOUGHERTY 2038 S. 67th St. . ST CLEMENT Cheerleader 3 Sprrrt Commnttee 4 . . . Doc THOMAS DOUGHERTY 2224 S 69th St. . . ST CLEMENT Football 1-4 . Basketball 34 Baseball 2-4 Student Council 2,3 . . . Intramurals 1 4 Student Officer 4 . . . JOSEPH DOWNS 2011 Simpson St ..., GOOD SHEPHERD Student Councll 2 Intramurals 1-4 . . . Joe' hat the people say 'l 1 1 fax JV w Cl llrxif' YE' JOSEPH DU Chester Ave. SACRAMENT murals 1-4 . . . . Joe MARK DU FRAYNE 5615 Chester Ave .... MOST BLESSED SACRA MENT . . . Search 24 Student Council 3 . . Mark MICHAEL EICHINGER 8508 Harley Ave. . ST RAPHAEL nike., JOHN P. DILLON . . . 6411 Dicks Ave .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Chub ROCCO DIMATTEO . . . 7323 Passy- unk Ave .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Cross Country 1 . . . Intramurals 3 ... Rock PASQUALE Di PALMA . . . 5531 Chester Ave .... MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Pat Hear, you must hear QLL JOSEPH J. Di PERRI . . . 6625 Dorel St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Football 1 . . . Bowling 1,2 . . . NEWS 3,4 ... Rhino FRANCIS Di PIPI . . . 7334 Dicks Ave .... ST. IRENAEUS . . . Bowl- ing 1-4 . . . Intramurals 1,2 . . . Captain EyebalI's PAUL DODGE . . . 1011 S. Farragut St .... ST. FRANCIS De SALES . . . Paul JOSEPH G. DOUGHERTY . . . 6402 Chelwynde Ave .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Football 1 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Crew 2-4 . . . Spirit Committee 3,4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Swim- ming 4 . . . Doc MICHAEL DOUGHERTY . . . 1832 S. 58th St .... MOST BLESSED SAC- FIAMENT . . . Basketball 1 . . . Intra- murals 2,3 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Swimming 3 . . . Doc RAYMOND DOUGHERTY . . . 6025 Allman St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Intramurals 2,3 . . , Doc DONALD A. DOKULIL . . . 6026 Yocum St .... OUR LADY OF LORETO . . . Intramurals 1,2 . . . Cross Country 1 . . . Dat CHARLES DOUGHERTY . . . 2546 S. 68th St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Doc JAMES DOUGHERTY . . . 2551 S. Bellford St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Intramurals 1,2 . . . Doc 4 GERALD DEL GAUDIO . . . 2560 S. Dewey St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Jermyn JOHN P. DELANEY . . . 6529 Lin- more Ave .... ST. CLEMENT . . . World Affairs Council 2-4 . . . Sci- ence Club 2-4 . . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . . BLUE AND WHITE 3,4 . . . Crew 3,4 . . . NEWS 3,4 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Russian Club 4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . DAVID DERR . . . 6027 Upland St. . . . GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Intra- murals 1-4 . . . Doriden PATRICK J. DEVANEY . . . 212 Tribet Place . . . ST. CLEMENT . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Swimming 1-4 . . . Pat WILLIAM DEVENNEY . . . 8015 Lind- bergh Blvd .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Tennis 1,2 . . . Track 2 . . . Student Officer 4 , . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Chess Club 3 . . . Billy Turn, Turn any corner DAVID Di CAPRIO . . . 2403 S. 61st St .... OUR LADY OF LORETO . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . NEWS 4 . . . David BRIAN DICKERSON . . . 220 S. Mel- ville St .... ST. IGNATIUS . . . Community Service Corps 3 . . . Dramatics 1 . . . B. I. O. 4 . . . Intra- murals 2 . . . Brian MICHAEL DIETZMANN . . . 6333 Grays Ave .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Student Council 1-4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Dietz ANDREW COOK . . . 4707 Spring- field Ave .... ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Intramurals 2 . . . Andy THOMAS CORTESE . . . 2838 S. Simpson St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Student Council 1,2 . . . Golf 2,3 . . .BLUE AND WHITE 4. . . Student Officer 3. . . Tom JOSEPH COSGROVE. . .6925 Lin- more Ave .... Intramurals 1-4 . . . Yover NACE D. COUNSEL . . . 50 N. 54th St .... OUR LADY OF VICTORY . . . Nace JAMES COYNE . . . 821 S. 48th St. . . . ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Football 1-4 . . . Track 1-4 . . . World Affairs 2-4 . . . BLUE AND WHITE 3,4 . . . NEWS 3,4 . . . Stud- ent Council 2-4 . . . Chorus 3,4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Student Officers . . . Search 4 . . . Jim MARLIN CRAIGE . . . 5300 Locust St .... Community Service Corps 1,2 . . . Library Aide 2-4 . . . Football 3,4 . . . Track 4 . . . B.l.O. 3,4 . . . Butter BalI Before the dawn. TYRONE A. DAY . . . 714 S. 51st St .... ST. FRANCIS de SALES . . . Roidie JAMES De FEO . . . 2421 S. Edge- wood St .... OUR LADY OF LORETO . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Jim MARK D'EMILIO . . . 2812 S. 65th St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Intra- murals 1-3 . . . Mark MICHAEL CRAY . . . 6538 Dicks Ave .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Intra- murals 1-4 . . . Baseball 2-4 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Dude RICHARD CURLEY . . . 2560 S. 66th St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Intra- murals 1 . . . Student Officer 4 . . . Gomez CARL A. DAVIS . . . 515 Vodges St. . . . OUR LADY OF VICTORY . . . Basketball 2 . . . Zotto ALEXANDER CHAPMAN . . . 6115 Webster St .... ST. CARTHAGE . . . Cross Country 1 . . . Al-Ski MICHAEL CHELLAND . . . 6934 Say- brook Ave .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Swimming 3-4 . . . Intramurals 2-4 . . . Keyhole JOHN CHESTNUT . . . 7613 Elm- wood Ave .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Chess FRANK CIANCI . . . 1839 S. 65th St. . . . GOOD SHEPHERD . . . News 1 . . . BLUE AND WHITE 3 . . . Intra- murals 1 . . . Frank DON CIMINERA...7211 Guyer Ave. ...ST. lRENAEUS...Baskethall 1-4 ... Don GERALD CIMINERA . . . 7213 Guyer Ave .... ST. IRENAEUS . . . Foot- ball 1-4 . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Crew 4 . . . Jerry Yes, a long, long, long time JOSEPH CLARK . . . 6429 Woodland Ave .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Joe VINCENT CLARK . . . 5835 Carpen- ter St .... TRANSFIGURATION . . . Vince ANTHONY COLLICCHIO . . . 2926 S. Robinson St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Basketball 1 . , . Intramurals 2,3 . . . Football 2 . . . Swimming 3 . . . Click MICHAEL CONCANNON . . . 2013 Simpson St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . BLUE AND WHITE 4 . . . Intra- murals 1-3 . . . Mike EDWARD CONN . . . 5358 Glenmore Ave .... MOST BLESSED SACRA- MENT . . . Soccer 1 . . . Ed CHARLES F. CONNOR . . . 6519 Allman St .... GOOD SHEPHERD ...Soccer1-4...Crew1... Intramurals 1-4 . . . Spirit Commit- tee 1,2 . . . Chuck JAMES W. BURNS . . . 2538 Bellford St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Football 1-4 . . . Baseball 2 . . . Blade JOSEPH CADEN . . . 6325 Regent . GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Space ANDREW CALVELLO . . . 2515 S. 68th St .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Crew 1 . . . Intramurals 1-3 . . . Dork DENNIS CARROLL . . . 6812 Regent St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Intra- murals 1,2 . . . Den TIMOTHY CARTER . . . 710 Cobbs Creek Parkway . . . ST. LOUIS . . . Rifle Team 1,2 . . . BLUE AND WHITE 3,4 . . . Intramurals 3,4 . . . i:Tim11 Appears to be a long time, JOE CARUSO . . . 2215 S. 67th St. . . . OUR LADY OF LORETO . . . Rob JOE CASERTANO . . . 5726 Wheeler St .... OUR LADY OF LORETO . . . Student Council 3 . . . Intramurals Cas FREDERICK CERCEO . . . 567 S. 4th St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Stud- ent Council 2 . . . General nl JOHN BRATELLI . . . 2657 S. Massey St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Intra- murals 1-4 . . . John DANIEL BRENNAN . . . 455 S. 2nd St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Intramur- als 1-4 . . . Reds ROBERT J. BRENNAN . . . 2126 Daggelt St .... GOOD SHEPHERD . . . Football 1-4 . . . Bob VANCE BROADNAX . . . 1303 E. Cardeza St .... ST. THERESA . . . Community Service Corps 1-4 . . . Judo 1-4. . .B.l.O. 1-4. . .Intramurals 1-4 . . . Van BRIAN BROOKS . . . 427 S. 67th St. . . . ST. CARTHAGE . . . Stick MARK BROWN . . . 6042 Larchwood Ave .... ST. CARTHAGE . . . Intra- murals 1-4 . . . Pretty Boy lt's goin to be a long time gone. 3 MARK A. BRYANT . . . 6030 Irving St .... ST. CARTHAGE . . . Com- munity Service Corps 1-2. . . Cube WALTER BUKOWY . . . 2431 Clay- mont-St .... ST. CLEMENT . . . Bocovet' JOHN AGOVINO . . . 6335 Dicks Ave. . . . ST. BARNABAS . . . Soccer 1 . . . Intramurals 3 . . . Finodo DANIEL N. ALESSANDRINE . . . 2402 So. Edgewood St .... OUR LADY OF LORETO . . . Intramurals 1 . . . Duck TOM ARMSTRONG . . . 6425 Guyer Ave ..,. ST. BARNABAS . . . WeviI lt's been a long time comin' WILLIAM MICHAEL BLENDY . . . 6728 Dicks Ave .... PROTECTION OF BLESSED VIRGIN MARY . . . Intramurals 1-4 . . . Bill WAYNE BOZELLA . . . 6604 Dicks Ave .... ST. BARNABAS . . . Swim- ming 4. . . Bez TIMOTHY BRADY . . . 6841 Wood- land Ave .... ST. CLEMENTS . . . Intramurals 1-3 . . . Football 1-4 . . . Basketball 1-4 . . . Spokes STANLEY BAILEY . . . 6238 Car- penter St .... ST. CARTHAGE . . . C.S.C. 1-2 . . . B.l.O. 1-4 . . Search 2 DAVID WILLIAM BATTAGHLIESE . . . 5952 Springfield Ave ..., MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT . . . Intra- murals 3. . . Batt' JOHN L. BERGER . . . 2519 Bellford St .... ST. CLEMENTS . . . John EDWARD JOSEPH BERTOLINO . . . 6302 Allman St .... GOOD SHEP- HARD . . . Crew 1 . . . Intramurals 1 . . . National Honor Society 3-4 . . . Student Officer 3-4 . . . Bert FEDERICK J. BETZ . . . 4723 Osage Ave .... ST. FRANCIS DE SALES . . . Intramurals 3-4 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Fred DAN BETZALA . . . 424 So. 4th St. ST. CLEMENTS . . . Intramurals 4 ... Pollock ,,'i11 ,,5N AZ: ,ME 4, C2 br H 4 if A ff, ya M 4 f, xx Frank Cianci and his date, Denise Murphy, take a breather from the hectic evening. Ed Wells and his date join in as the pace quickens. The class of '74 dances to the music of Charlie Dee. f Z o 1 X 7 A quiet moment between Ftich Mapp and his date inter- rupted by our camera, Jerry Ciminera and his date Pat DiGironomo, Pat was selected as the '74 Junior Prom Queen, justifiably so. The 1973 Junior Prom, taking place on March 23, began with the music of Charlie Dee and his Orchestra. The Prom was chap- eroned by our faculty, and highlighted by the singing of Bro. Ronald Rhodes at the after- prom party. The music at the after-prom was supplied by the talented Shepherd . lt proved to be a memorable night for the class of 74 . JUNIOR PROM Q, AW A, ff 51 if ws 'awww 2 fe' . i 1 ' ' . ,A wi, gf , vi,k ,, f A' Q ' 4, J, , . wb we E' 43 1: Z fag 151 .335 , ,F E ? 1 Q2 In is V JH Sw Qi' is ,fx 5 9 gay B SENIOR PROM The Senior Prom of 1974, taking place at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel, was an event to be remembered. With entertainment by Al Raymond and his Orchestra, the night was capped off with the crowning of the prom queen, Barbara Tumolo, at midnight. The post prom was held at the Holiday Inn with entertainment by the music of the group, Her- cules. Truely a night to remember. Expectations of the things to come. A time for us to remember. It's the quiet moments we share that count. Senior standout WILLIAM FREDER- ICKSDORF proved that he was not content with being the average student. From his involvement in various activities: Editor of the Blue and White, Community Service Corps, and Student Council, Bill has con- tributed both to his personal development and that of the students around him. Even though much of his time was devoted to extra-curricular happenings, he still man- aged to keep his grades on a high level. Fred plans to major in Urban Studies at Manhattan College. j , , , lf. , , , . . I, ,ff V Spliritj 'hardy work, and determination. When these .swords -,are mentionecl, . 'theff' .X name CARL RICHARDS irnmediately comes' to mind.'Through'his excellenttperformance on the footbaljsfield forlfour,years,Qangi'.ahifsfffif participation 'in other activities, which in- clude a year of managing the Basketball team, working'on-ftheafaff of the Blue and White, Student Council, Track, and helping make the Spirit Committee a workable or- ganzation, Carl has shown the qualities of a true West Catholic Student. His mag- netic personality has won Carl many friends throughout his four year stay at West. Carl plans to attend the Coast Guard Academy and major in Oceanography or Aviation. A person who has accomplished a great deal both personally, and for West Catholic without a lot of fanfare is PAUL MCLAUGI-ILIN. Serving as Vice-President of the Student Council, and playing Football, Soccer, and Golf has earned Paul the re- spect of his classmates and teachers. From freshman year to senior year Paul was totally West Catholic, and it will be a while until the school will house a student like him again. Paul also found time to place high in the senior class and plans to enter 'the printing business. WILLIAM ROMANELLI has mixed his scholastic abilities and athletic abilities with equal enthusiasm. While Bill is ranked high scholastically, his athletic ability can only be described as explosive. Bill's football and basketball records are equally im- pressive. Though undecided as to which college to attend, Bill plans to major in Special Education. When you think of determination and courage you naturally think of RALPH MORRIS. These characteristics have helped Ralph become the 1973 Travers' Award re- cipient. He is also a four year member of the Track Team and was an All-Catholic in Indoor Track in his junior and senior years Besides track Ralph was on the Cross Country team in his junior and senior years and lettered both years. He also partici- pated in Freshman Football, was in the C.S.C., and the newly formed Senior Re- treat Committee. Despite being so involved in West he stlil managed a high academic ranking, being ranked in the fourth of his class. After graduation Fialph plans to go to either Kent State or Penn. The combination of above average achievement in academics, excellence in athletics, and the ability to get along with everybody is one found all too rarely these days. ROBERT WARD was the person to look to at West to find it. Bob excelled in Football, where he was a varsity starter since sophomore year, and Basketball. where his presence on the court helped the Burrs through many games. His sharp sense of competition, and his willingness to help his teammates earned Bob the respect of the student body and faculty. Bob has constantly received honors and plans to major in Secondary-Education. The one word to describe JOSEPH DOUGHERTY is champion. Even as a three year member of the Crew Team, President of the Spirit Committee, and constant participant in intramurals, he has not tattered in his concentration on academic studies. Twice Joe has rowed to a National Championship. An untiring sense of dedi- cation and the drive for success have characterized his high school years. His hard work and perseverance are destined to catapult him to success in his future career in Art. A Senior Standout is more than just an academic scholar. He is a person in- volved beyond ordinary activities. THOMAS DOUGHEHTY is such a student. ln his four years at West Tom has participated in three varsity sports: Football, Baseball, and Basketball, combining skill with the desire to excel. Tom plans to continue his career in sports at the Philadelphia College of Textile and Science where he plans to major in business administration. Beneath the calm, unassuming manner of JAMES COYNE lies a demand for achievement. His concern for his fellow students makes Jim one of the few that meets the demand of Senior Standout . Being active in Student Council, Blue and White, West Catholic News, Spirit Com- mittee, World Affairs, Track, and a member of the Football team has not taken away from his academics, ranking in the top 20 in his class. Jim has gone through twelve years of school without missing a day, and will further his goal at the University of Notre Dame. The possession ot a multi-faceted personality is an asset to which few people can ascribe. JAMES FORD is one of these. He has proven his abilities by his participa- tion in Football, Track, Intramurals, Student Officers, and as elected Treasurer to the Student Council a position he filled with honor and integrity. His determination and perseverance have led him to excel in academics, being in the top third of his class. Jim plans to attend either Penn State or West Chester after graduation, l A member of the National Honor So- ciety for two years, ROBERT MCNAMARA has achieved first honors consistently at West. ln addition he was a member of the Soccer Team since Freshman year, and Captain of the Swim Team. His zest for life and humorous personality make him one of the best known students in the class ot '74, Bob plans to major in Pre-Med at La Salle College. As well as being devoted to his studies, MICHAEL KEARNEY also manages to contribute a great deal of time towards the school paper. A member of the National Honor Society, Mike has maintained an academic average high enough to place him as one of the top ten students of the senior class. Mike is an easy going stu- dent, and is well liked by both his peers and teachers. Looking forward to a career in law, Mike plans on attending either Penn State or La Salle College. l Zi. VINCENT PRUDENTE has labored for long, diligent hours in order to become an academic standout at West. Although Vince centered most of his attention on the academic aspects of school, and considers extra-curricular activities only after his studies have been completed, he still found time to be a member of the Matheletes, Russian Club, and National Honor Society. After graduation Vince plans to attend La Salle College. DANIEL MCDEVITT is a name well known to the West Catholic Community. Elected Senior Senator, Dan devoted most of his time to the interests of others. Writing for the West News, and a member ot the Track Team, Dan still found time for academics which placed him in the top ten of his class. Dan is undecided about his future plans. i i There are those who possess such confidence and dynamic personalities that they set themselves apart, without much flourish. THOMAS OUINN is one of these. Although not actively involved in extra- curricular activities, he has dedicated him- self to West through his studies. Tom has consistently placed in the top ten in aca- demics and plans to major in Business- Finance at Penn State after graduation. Noted for his seemingly calm and easy-going air, FRANK SANTISI has ex- celled in academics during his tour years at West. Frank is a member of the Bowling team, Vice-President of the National Honor Society, Matheletes, Student Council, and Intramural sports. He is an exceptional leader and is very popular among the stu- dents. His future plans include attending Penn State where he intends to major in accounting. Ranking at the top of his class in academics WILLIAM TRAFKA has been ad- mired by the faculty and envied by his classmates. Bill is especially noted as an exceptional organist and pianist. He is a member of the National Honor Society, Matheletes, and also accompanies the West Catholic Boys' Chorus. He has con- ducted the band on several occasions, and has provided piano accompaniment for all the plays and special performances. Bill has achieved the disinctive honor of rank- ing first in his senior class. After gradua- tion he plans to attend the Juilliard School of Music. K l t As President of the World Affairs Council, President of the National Honor Society, editor of the West Catholic News, manager of the Crew team, and member of the Blue and White staff, JOHN DE- LANEY still considers his academic studies as number one on his long list. John has the ability to accept responsibility and is always able to get the job done and done well. Very few would be able to control situations as well as John does. John plans to further his education at either Notre Dame or La Salle college. As sports editor of the News, contri- butor to the Blue and White, a member of the National Honor Society, and a con- sistent scorer in Mathelete competition, HOWARD MCCOACH was a fixture on the First Honor Ftoll and ranked third in the class of 1974. His friendly manner and boundless optimism have impressed all who have had the pleasure of knowing him, He hopes to make great use of his outstanding intelligence as he continues his education on the path to his life-long goal of becoming a pediatrician. The age-old stereotype of the intelli- gent student as a stodgy, self-centered nobody is now refuted in the person of JOHN RESNICK. Whether you query him on a problem in physics or the newest album from Santana his answer will be equally informative as well as interesting. His personality manifests itself in his partic- ipation inthe Natonal Honor Socety and as- a member of West's golf team. He is possessed with a raw cynicism that leads one to believe that his buoyancy will never be deflated, He plans to attend Clark Uni- versity after graduation. ln order for institution to survive V v With a boulder on my shoulder, ' feelin' kind of older l tripped s it must constantly undergo change. The , the merry-go-round g popularity ofthe institutions we Q g - V With this very unpleasing hold as sacred can survive the ' , ' sneezing and wheezing ravages of time but only through s the calliope crashed moderation. Be wary of revo- 4 to the ground. lutions inideas, foroften - Bruce Springsteen more evil than good isthe. A result. Be yourself, a virtual - r spectrum, and keep an . open mind, for with complete rejection or befuddled I indecision comes decay. i Bill Frederickgdorf '-a.x lfillllfllllllfllllllHillHI , , 1 V . : ' 4 , x ' KJ-...k.5.....L..X...K -A 4... I -A4 The West Catholic Swimming Team coached by Mr. Robert Staats and Bro. Gerald Fitzgerald moved their home pool from Me- morial Hall to De LaSalle in Town. The turn out for the try-outs this year was overwhelm- ing, as fifty students tried out, eventually cut down to twenty. Led by tri-captains Ed Rus- sell, Bob McNamara, and Mike Chelland, the team participated in many meets, gaining ex- perience for their entrance into the Catholic League next season. Fran Duaime takes a breather on the long stretch home FIRST ROW: J. Finnegan, L. Luchko, W. Bozella, A. Mil- ler, B. McNamara, P. Fischer, T. Carr, C. Gallagher. SEC- OND ROW: Bro. Gerald Fitzgerald, A. Honfat, L. Wiler, L. Sloss, B. Brown, E. Russell, M. Chelland, J. Giebler, E. Heron, F. Duaime. MISSXNG: Coach Mr. Robert Staats M. Salvatore, N. Dougherty, J. Dougherty. .Ja .... it ..... ,... ...., 3 4 5 5 . .,.,.. W' 'L' M . i I new A M I f V ,MH--..,...q.a......,Y .... . W ...W W... .. M .. L, .. Q, M I ..,......,a ,i SWIMMING Mike Chelland demonstrates breaststroke techniques. Ed Russell shows why he is incomparable in stroke. Bob McNamara displays the proper starting dive. the back- , K 'ji w,,..iV , , ,,...,,Q r A L, tFf,q.,5: -,- X 3. . ,. ...VJ -' 7 K I 4 .1 .rn --- r 5 - - . ' f K ap i? ,, .. M, -Q- .5-'iir nf f7'fwig?:vPfE:,,-fH ?1'f ' X' -f J L 1 , Y f'. TU? 45 x1f ':S '. uf as ,, ,.., V. , . . r ...M .W .ts p f- 'ag 1 if f-W.-'rs fw f 95 ,---ff rf. , i f -Q-.jg.Q:F' if f. .Q Jg,qg,rL2.2-M-g,,,,. . ag rfffb . 'sii -' '-Q, I- ,silk fi. tfN'j:'f.gu':r:'.-a., M,.-M511 . ,,.. I '1 - -f , - A is Ij,,klV.g1k.5.b.:Qtz. Q-. is ggi--in-gf s.. - f A -,. V ,axe 'ff A ,nw Ra, i fx, r Q- , ff? 6? Ni' fix '19 4.5 ea X kif7'l?2-fe N-l V X .-, an-. ...Wir M ,r -1 so .sy si?.i5ww,st:...g. Q. ...M W i Flay Miller battles for possession amid a crowd of chal- Iengers. T. Lippre sets up a game-tying play around a Neumann guard. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: H. Ellis, K. Cassidy, J. Ryan, K. Davis, E. Missirno, J. Doherty. SECOND ROW: Manager M. Cheng, G. Preston, J. Scott, G. DiProsperis, J. O'Connor, V. Scully, D. McShane, Coach Mr. J. Nolan. 40 E U , s tn., i l J. V. BASKETBALL The J.V. was led by first year coaches Mr. Pat Cassidy, and Mr. Bob Clark. Juniors John Kay, and Ray Miller, and Soph Mike Davis turned in super perfor- mances throughout the campaign. The Freshman Team was led by second year coach John Nolan, and has the abil- ity to become the nucleus of a strong Burr Varsity. Super-Soph Mike Brooks steps by a riddled Neu- mann defender. Brooks showed great promise for two more outstanding years. FIRST ROW: Asst. Coach Mr. Ft. Clark, M. Pratt, Ft. Miller, Head Coach Mr. P. Cassidy. SECOND ROW: E. Brown, R. D'Amico, R. Mooney, M. Davis. THIRD ROW: E, Downs, J. Oakes, W. Bonder, T. Lippre. ABSENT: B. Janniter. i Coach Joe McFadden has a concerned look on his face as the Burrs attempt to defeat Cardinal O'Hara. McFadden did an outstanding job in his first year as head coach. Center Bill Romaneili is about to power his way over two hopeless defenders. Senior guard Tom Dougherty looks for someone to pass to against Neumann. Doc did an outstanding job of quarter- backing the Burrs this year. Romaneili shoots over a stymied Roman defender. Burr guard Don Cirninera displays his perfect shooting form against Roman Catholic, Don scored 15 points but the Burrs lost despite a great effort. fag is-u--....,,,, ues: E32 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Asst. Coach Mr. P. Cassidy, Co-Captain B. Ward, Head Coach Mr. J. McFadden, Co-Captain D. Ciminera, Asst. Coach M. R. Clark. SECOND ROW: J. Flush, T. Dougherty, M. Caserla, G, Vann, M. Brooks, B. Bomanelli, B. Wood, B. Parico, B. Baldwin, J. Kay, J. Cook, W. McDevitt. MISSING: Mgrs. M. Fiucci, G, Flood. First year coach Joe McFadden's Burrs had a disappointing season, but showed great promise for the future. The Burrs were led by the shooting of senior Don Ciminera, the in- side scoring of senior Bill Romanelli, the driving and aggressiveness of senior Bob Ward, and the rebounding of super-soph Mike Brooks. Senior Tom Dougherty and soph Bill McDevitt did excellent jobs in quarterbacking the Burrs. Senior Rich Parico came off the bench to spark the Burrs at times. The out- look is excellent for years to come. North Catholic .... Overbrook ..... Dobbins ......... Archbishop Ryan . . Cardinal Dougherty Bishop Egan ...... Archbishop Carroll St. Joseph Prep . . . Bishop Neumann . . Cardinal O'Hara . . . St. James ...... Roman Catholic . . . St. Thomas More . . Monsignor Bonner . Archbishop Carroll . St. Joseph Prep . . . Bishop Neumann . . Cardinal O'Hara . . St. Thomas More . . St. James ........ Roman Catholic . . . Monsignor Bonner . Senior co-captain Bob Ward struggles to get by a Roman defender. Senior Bill Romanelli shoots an uncontested jumper against Cardinal O'Hara Senior Don Ciminera attempts to drive the baseline against Roman. JUDC K. Chism begins to execute a front head throw on R Madara. This year's Judo Team, under the mod- eration of Bro. Richard Breese, and direction of Mr. J. Tierno was a team which despite a lack of recognition, provided a valuable serv- ice to its members. The team consisted of both present students, and West Catholic graduates, John McLaughlin, Bill McMillan, and Anthony Hedgepeth. It is hoped that the team's membership will grow in future years, and that more people will come to know the world of Judo. FIRST ROW: A. l-ledgepeth, J. Curran, J. McLaughlin, W. McMillan, R, Madara, K. Chlsm, V. Einspahr, J, Tierno Instructor. SECOND ROW: M. Sousa, R. Lee, C. Kelly VV. Minier, K. Titchenell, R. Smith, Bro. Richard Breese, THIRD ROVV: J. Rousey, W. Brown, E. Matthews, A. Piper, P. Guerrero, J. Hearn, J. Motley. FOURTH ROW: M. Huhn, M. Provenzano, M. Smith. MISSING: D, Spillman, Instruc- tor, A. Alexander, D. Patte, J. Fleming. BOWLING This year's Bowling Team, coached by Mr. Thomas Williams, had yet another suc- cessful year. During the season, the varsity squad bowled weekly at the Gehris' Lanes. Led by Kevin Kolavage, Frank DiPippi, and Bob Held, the team faced tough competition from Bishop Neumann, Cardinal O'Hara, and Monsignor Bonner. Burr onlookers watch as senior Frank DiPippi sets up for another strike. FIRST ROW: M. Mongelli, G. Peterson, F. DiPippi. SECOND ROW: Chapman, J. DiPerrie, K. Kolavage, Mr. T. Williams-Coach. Miss- ing: R. Held, F. Santisi. FIRST ROW: E. Cleary, E. Pazulski, J. Agovino, SECOND ROW: M. Wileczek, J. Kelly, J. Flood, CROSS COUNTRY This years Cross Country team was a young and inexperienced one. It consisted of three Seniors, three Juniors, and five Sopho- mores and was coached by a very capable Mr. Frank McAlpin. The Harriers were led by Senior Ralph Morris, and Sophomore Marty Lieb. Although you couIdn't tell by the stand- ings the team worked very hard and turned in many gutty performances. Senior Ralph Morris shows the style that consistently kept him among the top for West. FIRST ROW: D. Callahan, D. Pall M Lleb M Campbell Manager J Hoo SECOND ROW Coach Mr, Frank McAlpin, S. Sheeran R Maus S Procarlo M Rhymes R Morris N Canady, Asst. Coach J. McNamara Soph David Pail shows the good form which kept him improving consistently Soph sensation Marty Lieb fights off rival Harriers. r i X R ssl ji? for West. 5 H any Q1 iz V , nw I ,1 .MW 'H C' ix M ff YQ! 1--4 1-7... ,wavy 1 4- M' , . 3. ,C . 1.1 W1 . . as will f . i - .f I I f 1, nf? - .. 4,.i m .lr-f-T , T , . ,Vw l . Man. f f r . Q- . .. ss-ww . if xyvuf- fr-sw sf. i A +1-'i V f ffl ..QJ.r. ,Mrs 1- , if x kr K W K V., gXak H ' 4 HT v,,. , M . .x-' wi.. ' QL ljiijiiwif X , ,K w....'1- rs, -'J -r . , - V - K., M' z 92. s. .,.o s or or . r H f 1 , as J mi' -fe we W, X4,, WCM I W A 4 ws? . . V Senior Ralph Morris and Sophomore Mike Campbell pre- r ' as pare to overtake two Archbishop Wood runners. . r, ,fl KN if .F spmg Cr l tai 45 J. V. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: P. Delaney, T. Fischer, F. Marigliano, D. Fluck, H. Manton, W. Algeo, E. Dever, J. Murphy, P. Gavin, J. Folly, P. Mullee. SECOND ROW: P. Curry, W. Reilley, S. Glowinka, J. Finne- gan, T. Shaw, R. Corcoran, V. Scully, W. Titchnell, E. Spillman, R. Cassidy. THIRD ROW: Coach John McGinley. Coach John Flanagan, C. McDevitt, A. Barletto, A, Pecora, G. Donavan, D. McShane, W. Bilson, J. Resnick, J. Finnegan, J. Miceli, G. Donald- son, J. Denicola, J. McKeever, R. Wilder, W. DeCarlo, Coaches, J. Celli, R. Rush, T. Crisanti. FIRST ROW: Coach, D. Staferie, J. Goldhahn, C. Wood, J. Manion, R. Little, R. McNamara, D. McBride, S. Finore, J. Robinson, L. Griffin, Coach, T. DeFelice. SECOND ROW: Coach, J. McAnneny, Coach, J. Di Domenic, J. Meyers, J. Marchesani, K. French, J. Pergolini, B. Woods, F. Bally, J. Kuzmick, G. Vann, J. Johnson, K. McKeller, E. Jennings, Coach J. McKinley, Coach, S. Rishkofski. FRESHIVIAN FOOTBALL All Catholic fullback Joe Yarabinee starts out on one of his many ground gaining runs. Senior Jim Burns skillfully handles a long bomb on the unpredictable Franklin Field astroturf. Jim saw action on both the of- fensive and defensive units this year. All-Catholic center Bill Haines exhibits another of his skills as he manages to get a punt off through a crowd of Prep defenders. Star end Tony Hand shows his uncanny knack of pass receiving, as he snares this one, leaving a group of bewildered defenders behind him. Mm' 'aim o r i , I ii Q wif fi- li, , ,cr ,, .., I i Wwefgilipr , f fv gf w QM, 5 . l 'f5fia 2f gill 4' ff : W ' . , ,MW y 1,5 5 E Q my Senior slar Tim Brady anticipates a pass while on the run. Defensive back Tim Brady sacks the quarterback, as Bob Baldwin, Carl Richards, and Bob Glace prepare to assist in lhe attack. With Brett Egan taking care of the quarterback, Carl Richard, John Peterson, and Mike Glavin team up to get the man with the ball, 1973 Record W.C. Opp 12... ...FatherJudge.. 6 12... .... St. John's... 0 0 ......St.JosephPrep.. 6 12 ,..... Archbishop Carroll ...... 14 27 . . . .... St. James ..... . . . 0 12 ....... Cardinal O'Hara . . . . . . 21 14 ...... Monsignor Bonner ...... 20 27 ...... Bishop Neumann ...... 6 20 ....... Roman Catholic 0 Behind the able blocking oi his Burr teammates, Jim Burns prepares to explode upfield. VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1973 Football team was one of great potential and high hopes. One ingredient missing in they Burrs' drive to the Champion- ship was the big play. An outstanding feature of this year's team was the defense, which proved to be the best in the Catholic League, by allowing a mere fifty points to the opposi- tion. Also, West's offense proved to be an ex- plosive unit, totaling one hundred and fifty points, second only to Cardinal 0'Hara. The highpoint of the season was when the Burrs traveled to Franklin Field to be a part of the first double header night game in Catholic League history. This event was further en- hanced when West defeated its arch-rival, St. James, for the first time in seven years, by a score of 27-0. The Burrs also traveled to Washington, D. C., and defeated a highly ranked St. John's team, 12-0. These moments capped an overall successful season, one l that was enjoyable to both the team and their loyal supporters. All-Catholic Bob Glace zeroes in for the kill on a Prep running back. B QE , H t- it fi' at First Row: J. Donahue, W. Grandizio, K. Johnson, J. Rush, T. Dougherty, T. Brady, R. Baldwin, W. Hudson, T. Peacock, C. Rone D. McGrenehan, P. Nlmey. Second Row: Asst. Coach D. Staferie Co-captain, R. Glace, J. Coyle, J. Rawlings, E. Root, G. Ciminera W. Parkhill, A. Hand, L. D'Alonzo, J. Conway, C. Richards, J. Kelly Asst. Coach, T. DeFelice. Third Row: Head Coach, J. lVlcAnneny, Asst. Coach, J. DiDomenic, J. Burns, J. McCaughn, R. Dougherty, T. Stellman, R. Brennan, T. Maloney, S. Frame, J. Masciantonio M. Williams, D. McLaughlin, J. Coyne, R. Smith, B. Collins, D Rogers, Asst. Coach, S. Rishkofski, Asst. Coach, J. McKinley Fourth Row: M. Glavin, S. Guida, J. Peterson, B. Egan, Co-captain J. Yarabinee, R. Ward, W. Haines, J. lVIilIlo, J. Ford, J. Hasson, J Otto, W. Harty. 2 2 E 4 E i S S Q S 1 S 5 2 3 2 2 ? E 1 5 f Z f x 5 Q 5 108 L-M 5 Joe Longo battles a Bonner foe for a headball while Joe Hanley and John Padlo get ready to assist on the play. as K 1. 1973 Record W.C. 1 .. Bishop Neumann 1... ...St.JosephPrep... 0 . . . . . Archbishop Carroll . . 1 . . . . . Roman Catholic . . . 2 .. Monsignor Bonner .. 1 . . . . . Cardinal O'Hara . . . 0 . . . . . Bishop Neumann . . . 1... ...St.JosephPrep... 0 . .. . . Archbishop Carroll .. 1 . . . . . Roman Catholic . . . 0 .. Monsignor Bonner .. 4 . . . . . Cardinal O'Hara . . . 2 . .. . .. Girard College . . . Goalie Tom Felder makes sure this shot is well out of bounds before taking his eyes off it. Although it was his first year on the team, Tom did an excellent job. OPP 3 a 1 2 s 1 1 3 4 3 o 2 1 SOCCER When the Burrs of West Catholic took to the soccer field it was a full team effort. The atmos- phere created by coaches Torrence and McKay was one of spirit, desire, competitiveness, and cooperation. The team played its heart out every second of every game, always ready to defend and uphold the tradition of West Catholic. Senior halfback Bob McNamara prepares to clear the ball up- field. A four year performer with the team, Bob's hustle con- tributed a great deal to the Burrs efforts. First Row: P. McLaughlin, C. Connors, J. Longo, T. Felder, T. lannece, J. Padlo, G. Boyer, H. Angibeau. Second Row: Asst Coach, Mr. James McKay, W. Didata, J. O'NeiII, J. Hanley, Ft. Frieda, W. Rivers, M. Hennessey, Ft. McNamara, Coach Mr. William Torrence. HQ? HES? 5 . A 3 J Ulm? W W mv-..,-Q W' E 'V Ei . - if Ron Morris displays the form which made him one of the most consistent runners on the Burr's young team. First Row: M. Callahan, J. O'Brien, J. Perry, J. Rawlings, D. Calla- han, J. Stanzione, R. Morris, J. Robinson. Second Row: J. Perry, R. Morris, J. Conway, J. Garttmeier, S. Cassidy, N. Sama, J. Mc- Laughlin, B. Raines, J. Dunn, Coach Mr. Frank McAIpin. Third Row: J. Coyne, R. Smith, S. Sheran, R. Maus, W. Miller, T. Latch, Asst. Coach, J. McNamara. Field event standout John Dunn clears the bar with the style that helped earn him All Catholic honors, ,XKNM WS., we L'-Q The art of throwing the javelin is demonstrated by John O'Brien. l l l John Conway shows second effort as he is about to over- come the opposition. The 1973 Track Team, under the skillful coaching of Mr. Frank McAlpin, was a sur- prise to most people who doubted that a young team such as West's would fare very well in the always tough Catholic League. These people undoubtedly forgot about the Burr Spirit and determination. The Morris Bros., Ralph and Ron, were the unquestioned stars of an othenuise inexperienced group of runners. All-Catholic Pole Vaulter John Dunn and Discus!Shot-PutlJavelin performer Nick Sama were the nucleus of a strong field event team. Based on the good showing of the '73 track team, '74 could very well be the year that the Burrs put it all together. Tom Dengler takes one of his powerful cuts, which led to many timely hits throughout the season, In his fifth year as Head Coach, Ed Brouilette and his Varsity Baseball Team showed finesse and teamwork found common among West Catholic ballplay- ers. Though knocked out of championship contention by a midseason upset loss to Msgr. Bonner, they remained a threat to any team in contention. Led by the bats of All-Catholics Anthony Hanson and Kevin Kolavage, the team's offense con- stantly exploded in the face of their op- ponents. Coach Byrne's J.V. team, after a successful season, will be an added fac- tor in continued outstanding perform- ances by next year's Varsity. BASEBALL Bill Haines makes a skillful stop on an attempted pickoff play 4 Above: Powerhitter Kevin Kolavage rounds third. Left: Ace Southpaw Jack Speakman serves up another pitch to baffle the batter. Below: Safe has got to be the cali as Joe Yarabinee slides in under the late throw. 1 WQ W V, V . owwhwmw- 'f-' ft . 1'2:'3'SFr The Lightweight Four CBow: John Roney, 2-Mike Durso, 3-Jim Trotter, StrokehJohn St. Leger, Cox-Don First Row: D. Byrne, M. St. Leger, J. Haubrich, Second i'K'LLER Byrne, row their Way to 3 City title' Row: J. Schvvarzmann, H. McLaughlin, J. St. Leger, J. Trotter, M. Durso, J. Ftoney, J. Delaney. Third Row: J. Squadroni, T. O'HanIon, J. Manning, T. Moran, C. Fer- raro, G. Henwood. Fourth Row: Mr. W. Mastalski-Coach, K. Molnerney, J. Bunch, L. Ranieri, B. Henwood, J. Dougherty, C. Hayward, Mr. S. Delacy-Coach. 5 B hub' W W f A I ,... Victory is the only word which can de- scribe the 1972-73 West Catholic Crew. The Varsity Four taking a Manny Flick raceg the J.V. Four, winning a Catholic League Titleg the Lightweight Four, winning a City Cham- pionship, the J.V. Double, rowing across the finish line first in the Flick Races, Stotesbury Cup Regatta and Catholic League contests, all proved, once again, the superiority of the Burr oarsmen. Most impressive, however, was the Var- sity Quad fTom Moran, Joe Dougherty, Bill Henwood, John Squadronij going undefeated as they swept the Flick, Frostbite, Catholic, City, Stotesbury, and National Champion- ships. Head Coach Mr. William Mastalski and Assistant Coach Mr. Steven DeLacey, along with trainers Mr. Bob Black and Mr. Dale Lelar put in long hours to insure the continu- ance of West Catholic's dominance of Schuyl- kill sculling. Above: The Varsity Four fBow: Tom O'Hanlon, 2-Kevin Mclnerney, 3-Joe Bunch, Stroke-Clarence Hayward, Cox-Mike St. Legerj displays fine technique despite its inexperience. Left: The J.V. Quad CBOW: John Manning, 2-Larry Ra- nieri, 3-Charles Ferraro, Stroke-Jerry Henwoodi. CREW Below: The Varsity Quad CBOW: Tom Moran, 2-Bill Hen- wood, 3-Joe Dougherty, Stroke-John Squadronij ex- hibits the skilifui style which earned it a national cham- pionship. xfsig, 'N Political upheaval, religious change, rest- less youth, social con- flicts, racial fears and hatred-all these pres- sures of our time argue for a great search for values. Not because our activity is the most im- portant human effort, Through daily practice with our teammates and coaches, we can learn to accept both the glory of an upset victory and the somberness of a defeat, which will help make acceptance of the ups and downs of life just a little easier. Jim Coyne but because we are part of our times, we coaches must recog- nize, pursue, and com- municate the value of athletics . . . and the other values which ath- letics tends to empha- size. Ara Parseghian .4 I, , def X LQCFJQ5 ,'f. Q ' RT I' W 5 W i S 1 J' ' R J ' First Row: T. Cortese, M. McGIinchy, E. Root, M. Calla- han, M. Dougherty, J. Stritch. Second How: M. Nolan, W. D E C F R S Fredericksdorf, P. Southard, R. Malagesi, M. Rucci, J. Cassidy, W. Devenny, C. Flichards, J. Mikus. Third Row: R. Curley, W. Trafka, J. O'NeilI, C. Rone, W. Haines, J. Millio, J. Weldon, J. Shafer. Cannon, C. Yanak, F. Moser, J. Landgraf, D. Hydrick. Second Row: C. Hee, J. Coyne, R. Gellette, W. Henwood, Fl. Parice, E. Wells, G. Ciminera, T. Dougherty, D. Cimi- nera. Third Row: F. Santisi, J. Dougherty, E. Bertolino, J. Smith, R. Brennan, B. Dickerson, K. Flascoe. First Row: J. Walker, D. Taggert, J. Delaney, M. Con- B.I.O. It is by no means an exaggeration to say that for a person to become aware of the world around him, he must first become aware of himself. The goal of the B.l.0. is to give the black student a view of himself and his place in society. The pur- pose ofthe organization includes giving the black student a chance to study black history and cul- tures, both in the school curriculum and outside of the school. f Ei 5-51 ! 2 i Kneeling: D. Harris, M. Spotswood, B. Barclay, M Evans. Standing: W. Taylor, C. Jones, E. Lockley J. E. Lockley, Mr. John Flanngan, Bro. Flon Rhodes STAGE CREW The Stage Crew was directed first by Bro. Leo Leary and then by Bro. Charles Filberg, a newcomer to West this year. The students volun- teered their own time in order to carry out the proper execution of lighting and props used for assemblies, speeches, meetings, plays, and pro- ductions. Seated: F. Applegate, J. Malin, S. Kenish. Standing: J. Mikus, M. Webb, D. Sheeran. First Row: F. Moser, Mr. Frank Becker, C. Yanak, Ft. Sciore. Second Flow: V. Santoro, H. McCoach, K. Hee, V. Vital, J. Driscoll, W. Trafka, J. O'Neill, V. Prudente. Under the direction of Mr. Frank Becker once again West produced a good contender par- ticipating in the Mathlete meets. Back from last year Bill Trafka, Vince Prudente, Karl Hee, Bud Yanak, Joe O'Neill, and Frank Moser put the A team near the top of the list in almost every meet. There were eight meets this year, includ- ing one held at West. The Mathletes closed an- other successful year owing thanks to Bro. Wil- Iiam Johnson and Mr. Becker. 4 is ,el,'fg4.g I ,Al at 49 gwwrleg MATHLETES The Golf Team, moderated by Mr. Jack Car- ickolf, is off to a swinging start. Although some- what inexperienced because ot a small returning team, the Burr Golfers made up for this by their sheer desire and determination to win in the West Catholic tradition. Competing in the Southern Division, the West duffers exhibited their exper- tise at the home course, Cobbs Creek, and car- ried the fine West Catholic spirit with them to visiting fainrvays. Kneeling: P. lVlcl.aughlin, J. Goldhahn, C. Woods, J. Reiley, J. Celllni. Standing: Mr. Jack Carlckotf, J. l-laason, P. Sullivan, J. Monroe, C. Wlttenburg. GOLF CHESS The ever growing chess team is at it again! Under moderator, Mr. Frank Becker, the students were taught the fine points of chess and chess tactics. Although somewhat inexperienced at this venerable game, the team, made up entirely of underclassmen, is dedicated to win in the well es- tablished West Catholic tradition. P. Ceohone, T. Halpin, Mr. Frank Becker, D. Broadnax. Sitting: W. Kolbrenner, C. Robinson, S. Kenish. Standing: J. Jones, A. Mable, Mr. Frank Becker, D. Broadnax, F. Apple- gate, J. Carcillo, J. Civat. The exchange of ideas is necessary in order for man to progress. Under the moderation of Mr. Frank Becker, the Speech 81 Debate Team learned poise, self-confidence, and the art of ora- tion. These learned talents will be useful in life for the clear expression of ideas, which is lack- ing in our society today. Perhaps the smallest ac- tivity at West, this in no way affects the quality of the team, because in Forensics, it is quality not quantity that matters. nl Below: Sitting: M. Costello, J. Gary, Mr. James McKay, C. Bezak, F. Moser. Standing: J. O'NeiII, L. Wiler M Evans, J. Carcillo, M. Marker, S. Leidy, D. Pate, W. Tratka, C. Yanak. L as -sim 5 QF? 'R gs 4 5 f W. f :- .. .,.. 5 . wi' .wwf . 35.3. .t,.a.f 22? 1 H RUSSIAN M. my a- . f is-1 S' Kuff N YN . . Q gi 3 Above: K. Hee, V. Prudente, Mr. James McKay, M. Sal- vatore, E. Lookley, J. Delaney, J. Resnick. Sk Q 2' GERMAN :wig ,iss s - Q t W :W 93 SCIENCE CLUB S These ' Future Scientists of Amer- ica, under the direction of Bro. Leo Leary, are exposed to such scientific areas as geology, mathematics, as- tronomy, chemistry, physical science, and rocketry. The club takes weekly field trips to Archbishop Carroll H.S., Valley Forge, and the Navy Yard where they launch and track rockets, or fly radio controlled airplanes. All the models used are built by club members. Geological trips are taken to Wissahickon Creek. fu' A Ri ANL 'X ,- 1 Above: Members of the Science Club taking part in a rocket tracking experiment. Above: First How: S, Kenish, Ft. Parisano, J. De- laney, C. Yanak, J. Mikus, G. Donahue. Second Row: Bro, Leo Leary, F. Applegate, A. Brown, J. Cornell, A. Pisano, M. Costello, D. Sheeran. Missing: A. Horvat, W. Silinskas. Left: D. Horyat and Bro. Leo Leary are pictured here making final preparations for a smooth flight. LIBRARY The road to knowledge passes through books. This statement is no exaggeration and our library has provided it. With the ex- pert assistance of Mrs. Mary Skelton, Sister Roberta and library aides, students were shown were to find the information needed for research papers, tests, and personal knowledge. In cooperation with the media center, operated by Bro. Lawrence Colhocker, the library housed films, projectors, phonographs and various other audio-visual equipment for student use. If nothing else the library was a place where a student could take time out from the usual school routine and relax in a quiet place to get his head together. Seated: Sister Roberta, Mrs. Mary Skelton, Standing Matthew Lee, J. Killian. Mrs. Mary Skelton checks out a book for a students re- search paper. Left to right: W. Trafka, Bro. William Johnson, D. Calla- han, T. Halpin, M. Evans, J. Weldon, S. Casey, J. Coyne, M. Salvatore, Senior Bill Traika seen here playing the piano for the Christmas Assembly, The Chorus, under the direction of Bro. William Johnson, entertains the student body with well known musical selections. In their second year of existence at West Catholic the Chorus devotes its time to the seasonal class assemblies and liturgies. They look for- ward to continuing their successes of this year into future years. CHORUS XJ X . M91 -N Mr. Joseph McFadden and Committee President Joe Dougherty prepare plans for an upcoming pep rally. The Spirit Committee is an important factor in the success of many activities at West. Moderator Mr. Joseph McFadden and student president Joe Dougherty organized the committee's members to create posters for athletic events, form programs for the ac- tivities, set a program for the game at Frank- lin Field, advertise school events, and gen- erally improve school morale. The committee proves to those who think West has lost its famous spirit that the students of West Cath- olic do believe in the school and take pride its name. Left to right: P. Trotter, F. Duaime, J. Rossi, M. Ftuoci, M. Marker, Mr. Joseph McFadden, President Joe Dough- erty, IVI. Nabal, R. Dougherty, J. Ftoney, E. Root, T. Britt, M. Callahan. SPIRIT COMMITTEE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .. .. I Sitting: H. McCoach, B. McNamara, F. Santisi, J. De- laney. Standing: Mr. William Monillas, W. Trafka, M. Kearney, E. Bertolino, K. Hee, V. Prudente. Missing: J. Resnick, R. Parico. The West Catholic chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society is an elite organizationg the members were selected by a faculty com- mittee on the basis of an academic average of 85 or above and participation in at least one school activity. Under moderator Mr. William Monillas and president John Delaney, the eleven sen- iors performed valuable functions in school by offering their services as tutors to any stu- dent desiring assistance. Moderator Mr. William Monillas and President John De- ianey. 1 maxi' ,I gi H my kms, E. ,X5......,. ni2 2sss COMMUNITY SERVICE CORPS The Community Service Corps is an or- ganization ot students concerned with the edu- cation of grade school children. The West stu- dents tutor at St. Rose of Lima and St. Francis de Sales in cooperation with West Catholic Girls, using books, monies, and advice pro- vided by C.S.C. Central. Directed by Brother Gene Grabowski, the C.S.C. is one of the most involved activities of West. The C.S.C.'s Operation Incentive is set up so that high school students tutor second to sixth grade children in reading and math. Bro. James Donavan looks over the distribution of the chiIdren's presents at the annual C.S.C. Christmas Party. A successful party! IGMFWI' tn -Wk 96141 MPS ATTM1 Maw r agua' as my aww A. A First Flow: President, John Delaney, M. Craige, C. Hibbs, J. Coyne. Second Row: M. Evans, E. Duffy, M. Salvatore. Third Row: M. Marker, E. Lockley, Mr. William Mastalski, E. Root, M. Ricci, Fl. Smith. WORLD AFFAIRS The purpose of the 1973-74 World Af- fairs Council is to make students more fully aware of current world events. Under moderator Mr. William Mastalski, the members acted as delegates to the Model United Nations held at Harvard University and North Catholic, and attended forums on top- ics including Japan, Equality for Women, and the Energy Crisis. John Delaney acted as President of the West Catholic chapter, while Jim Coyne served as Vice-President of the city-wide council, with Chris Hibbs a member of the lnterscholastic Advisory Committee. Mr. Mastalski presents final plans for the upcoming trip to l-larvard University. INTRAMURALS The 1973-74 lntramural Program proved that all learning is not done in the classroom. Moderation by Mr. James Brady, along with numerous faculty assistants, insured the smooth operation of the program. Activities added to the Intramural Pro- gram this year were: ping-pong, and volley- ball, to complement the usual Intramural ac- tivities. The lntramural program gives the students a chance to expend their physical energy in sports rather than in the classroom. . , if A -V f rf Bill Flomanelli displays expert form during an intramural basket- ball game. Mr. Becker exhibits the style that led to victory in the tug-of-war championship. Senior Jim Weldon displays his expertise during a ping- pong tournament. Mr. Staats and his homeroom team on their way to victory. Intramurals Coaches: Mr. James Brady, Mr. Ken Ancone, and Mr Michael Nemitz. President Mike Dietzmann and Moderator William Gaffigan. This year's Student Council was unique in that it accomplished most of what was planned. Not content to be just Another Stu- dent CounciI, Mike Dietzmann, President, Paul McLaughlin, Vice Presidentg Bill Park- hill, Secretary, and Jim Ford, Treasurerg along with the help of an able group of Sena- tors and Homeroom Representatives made Student Government a working organization once more. Among their achievements was the initiation of the Big Brother Program, staging West's first mixer in years, and the beginning of Student, Teacher, Athlete, and Spirit of the Month awards. ln short, the Stu- dent Council this year was something to be- lieve in, and hopefully they have laid sufficient groundwork for successful Student Councils in the future. Secretary Bill Parkhill, Vice-President Paul Mc- Laughlin, President Mike Dietzmann, Treasurer Jim Ford. l l l NEWS Sitting: M. Callahan, J. Delaney, H. McCoach, J. Land- graf, C. Hibbs. Standing: W. Blendy, T. Killeen, R. Feda- len, M. Marker, D. McDevitt, J. Coyne, M. Kearney, Fl Held, M. Procario, R. McNeill, Mr. Ken Ancone iModera- tory. Throughout its thirty-tive years of publi- cation, the WEST CATHOLIC NEWS has ex- emplified outstanding journalism. The 1973-74 editors and contributors carried on this tra- dition. In addition to recording the year's events, the NEWS was highlighted by inter- esting feature articles, motivating editorials, and exceptional sports coverage. Moderated by Mr. Ken Ancone and led by the senior editorial staff, the NEWS re- flected the spirit and activity of West Catholic throughout the year. Sports Editor H. McCoach, Mr. Ken Ancone, Editorials Editor J. Landgraf, News Editor C. Hibbs. Missing: Fea- tures Editor J. Delaney. l YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN! yas: Left: Janice Delvlatteo iPattiJ, Joe Casey Cl.inusJ, Bill Lewis iSchroederJ, share Valentine greetings. Above: Schroeder iBiIl Lewisj directs the singing of Home on the Range. Above: Sean Casey fSnoopyl, Dan Endy fCharlie Brownj, Bill Lewis fSchroederJ, Janice DeMatteo CPattiJ, Joe Casey CLinusl, Mary Yost iLucyl, take time out from rehearsal to pose for pictures. Missing: Tom Large. Y Charlie Brown and teammates take the field as they prepare lo sing 'lOur Team. The cast exchange Valentine cards as Charlie Brown lDan Endyl stands alone, not receiving a single Valentine. The cast expresses true feelings forthe Block- head in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. 'X---N Brian Dickerson explodes into FeeIin' Good. LIGHTING CREW, Standing: M. Costello, D. Sneeran, M. Webb Brother Leo Leary. Seated: A. Brown, A. Horvad, S. Kenisn, F Applegate. ' fl. 5 ifgffwfs ' fs 4 f f .. 5. . ii-ff 45 P347 - 5 .W WLW ..- I 5 A . On a Wonderfu! Day as performed by the cast of Greasepaint. DRAMATICS- ROAR OF THE GREASEPAINT' Bill Johnson, Tom Chapman, Debbie Fels, and Joe Pom- petti sing On a Wonderful Day. The 72-73 Drama Club put on one of the most successful musicals ever to hit the West Catholic stage, Roar of the Greasepaint- Smell of the Crowd. Under the skillful lead- ership of Brother Allen Johnson, talent was developed by students of West Boys and West Girls. The play was directed and choreo- graphed by Mr. Richard Walkerg musical di- rector was Brother William Johnson. This year's production, also under the moderation of Brother Allen Johnson and direction of Mr. Walker, proved also to be an extraordinary performance. The well- acclaimed Broadway musical You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown keeps the long-lasting tradition of talent and success of the West Catholic Drama Club alive! Brother Allen Johnson points out a humorous line in the script to Director Richard Walker and Musical Director Brother William Johnson. Paul Dever calls upon the support of The Urchinsf' Editor-in-Chief Bill Fredericksdorf confers with staff on the fine points of page layout, while Assistant Edtor Rick Palandro sorts through the files. Editor-in-Chief, Bill Fredericksdorf, Blok Palandro, Bill Fredericksdorf, and Wayne Hudson find time for a bit of humor in their busy schedule. The 1974 BLUE 81 WHITE is a collection of writings and pictures expressing the life- style at West. Every student is a part of this lifestyle and tries to involve himself in any way he can. The staff goes on its iourney to capture the students' ideals. With this goal in mind, staff members gathered and organized factual and pictorial material to present an accurate and compre- hensive view of West Catholic.. The staff con- sisted of six senior editors, three underclass editors, and two faculty moderators: Mr. Vincent Cancro and Mr. Thomas Nedelka. BLUE AND WHITE - v ., 5 I S Q y BLUE St WHITE STAFF FIRST ROW: W. Fredericksdorf, J. Weldon. SECOND ROW: J. ' Coyne, E. Glod, H. McCoacn, M, Salvatore, T. Nedelka-Moderator, C. Yanak, V. Canoro-Mod- erator, M. Callahan, F. Duairne. THIRD ROW: R. Malagesi, M. Concannon, J. Delaney. UNDERCLASS EDITORS: E. Glod-Underclass Editor, Mike Callahan-Typist, Fran Duaime-Fad uity Editor, X I SENIOR EDITORS: Bob Malagesi, Torn Cor- tese-Activities Editors, Jim Coyne-Sports Editor. Missing: Wayne Hudson-Technical Editor. fi E1 it Four years of drum lessons were rewarding for senior drummer Mike Mahoney as he clearly demonstrates his abilities on the football field at halftime. Our band kicks off the first home game of the season at Bartram Field with our National Anthem. Entertaining at halftime is one of the highlights of being in the Burr band. BAND The lower brass and windwood sections are under the watchful eye of senior Mark Salvatore on the tuba. With precision drill movements, the flag team went over big with the student body. The West Catholic Band is a team in the finest sense of the word. Under the direction of Mr. George Corwell, and Mr. Edward Bray, with a stalf of competent music instructors, the band has proven what a team is really like and also what a team can accomplish, enter- taining members of the student body and fac- ulty here at West and at athletic events. The band is assisted by a flag team of dedicated West Catholic Girls. The job of the flag team is to complement the band at foot- ball games and parades. Their presence is deeply appreciated by all at West Catholic. No man is an island, entire of itselfg Every man is a piece of the continent, A part ofthe main. .. y John Donne In activities, each student finds himself and develops his talents, independently in the sense of his striving for personal satisfaction but requiring the combined efforts of all to provide the oneness necessary to be a winner in the WEST CATHOLIC TRADITION Bob Malagesi 5 .xv in 5 ,A -vmamfm 1- A s M F Xe a Mn. . 9.1 .. W .irfx - 1 f M. .Ne w h M- , , ,. x -, ,?,'f,,, ,353 :,.i,,,k,7 1:H ' iff' Q4 f pawn w:3,5l vi J A 8 ' 7' - - .3 , J .'fs1,,ef2f,,,gw., k K - , ww - - 1 5,1 , , 1 ,W-, -mam wwf - -. - , 71 321: FIRST ROW: F. Hayward, E. Matthews, W. Pauciello, R. Galley, M. Minnino, G. Grls- pino. SECOND ROW: B. Collins. W. Grandizio. A. Brown, M. Coin, J. Rossi, R. Smith, J Pergolini. THIRD ROW: J. Masciantonio, S. DeYoung, D. Sneeran, M. Costello, R. Hawkins A. Wisner, M. Rhymes. 321: FIRST ROW: R. Lombardo, G. Soutnard, M. St. Leger, J. Casey, P. Southrun, W. Mc- Laughlin, M. Mammarelli. SECOND ROW: Mr. G. Moore, M. Fazakerty, J. O'Neill, A. Horvat M. Rogers, M. Nolan, A. Pisano. THIRD ROW: M. Kelly, M. Davis, J. Morris, J. Seaman, L D'AIonzo, B. Wood. 320: FIRST HOW: E. McCormick, L. lannacone, T. Anderson, J, SECOND ROW: Mr. D. Clayton, A. Love, R. Payster, S. Chapman, R. Harris, R. Sierohio, K. Slade. A SCZrr,F'?rYdn.f?g!fi L3i 320 320: FIRST ROW: M. Grosso, S, Jenkins, A. Ianneoe, J. Saraceni, K, Cariola, L. Killebrew, B. Roberson, F. O'Connor. SECOND ROW: L. Slass, A Carazzo, D. Durincenzo, J, Cook, J. Nel- son, G.West, M. Hyman, M. Piper. ..-PI 319: FIRST ROW: J, Honey, J. Proietto, M. Pratt, D. Cozzi, D. Byrne, J. Balhe. SECOND ROW: M, Cerrone, F, Lamb, A. Loflaslro, A. Gray, J. Gavin, D. Napier, Mr. T. Williams. THIRD HOW: M. Whalen, M. Kuzmick, C. Daly, T. Masciantonio, R. Brown, J. Agovino, J. Flood. 318: FIRST ROW: G. Procopio, G. Caruso, V. Gonzales, T. Celeni, K. Godfrey, H. Bailey, C 318 MacMuIIett, F. Witz. SECOND ROW: W. Algeo, J. Niamoli, R. Ruggiero, V. Scully, M. Eddy Mr. V. Cancro, E. Spillman, C. McClain, M. Previti, F. Hicks. 'Q-ii 317: FIRST ROW: P. Chapman, E. Anziano, D. Firrnani, J. Candidi, J. Fanelli, P. DeCoIIi. 7 SECOND ROW: S. Procario, J. Coonelly, L, Kane, R. Lee, A, McMillan, J. Franzini, R. Kutys. THIRD ROW: Mr. W. Mastalski, T. Burghart, E. Downs, J. Dougherty, A. Lippre, W. I-iartey, J. Dougherty, J. Mahoney. 491' If gwwh . -1-ua-annihi- . S Wimfif 317: FIRST ROW: R. Britt, R. Lemon, G. Miles, N, Canady, D. Cerceo, J. Angotta. SECOND ROW: R. Jacobs, D. Sheridan, J. McCaughan, R. DiBernardi, W. Perry, B. Woltamski. THIRD ROW: J. Havey, J. Bowles, M. Mills, J. Marche-sani, J. Cornell, K. Jackson. 7 315: FIRST ROW: D. Massey, J. Diemers, J. Malin, T. Smalls, R. Brown, B. Quiqley. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stanley Rishofski, D. Clancy, D. Pluck, P. Delaney, F. Crowley, P. Tustin, V. Car- cillo. THIRD ROW: M. Carmichael, J. Baldwin, B. Henderson, B. Devaney, W. Sohoeing, J. Miceli. 315: FIRST ROW: E. Heintz, J. Phillips, J. Milinovich, P. McNamara, J. Dunn, J. Mayberry. SECOND ROW: J. Jones, A. Gricco, E. Dougherty, D. McFadden, B. Fagan, J. Harris. THIRD ROW: J. Flanagan. A. Toto, M. Wilaczek, E. Lockley, E. Wilder, B. Elia. 313: FIRST ROW: S. Campbell, T. Ritter, R. Schwarzman, M. O'Neill. SECOND ROW: B. Duncan, J, Geibler, M. Fuhs, K. Cassidy, A. Smith, W. Ellis, W. Catlett, J. Czaika. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gaffigan, M, Williams, M. Civatte, K. Rivers, M. Armstead, M, Rhymes, E. O'Brien, W. Finnegan, B. Duncan. 313: FIRST ROW: M. lnmer, M. Little, G. Pellegrino, S. Angelucci. SECOND ROW: R. Lang, R. Johnson, M. Mongelli, J. Schell, L. DeAngeIis, M. Griffin, T. Jones, S. Marotta. THIRD ROW: J. McGee, M. Herbert, V. Walsh, J. Doherty, J. Barletto, J. McKeever, J, Crothers, S. Glowienka, P. Kelly. 310: FIRST ROW: J. Earsom, M. Smith, L. Cascella, W. Johnson, R. Ciahoi, G. Boyer, M Campbell, J. Goldhahn. SECOND ROW: J. Vlvone, C. Rivello, A. Fanelli, C. Egolf, P. Boldin K. Johnson, A. Pollard, M. Boothe, R. Le-ecan, Mr. McAlpin. THIRD ROW: S. Storli, A. DiDomen- ico, L, Lyerly, P. Dernasi, G. Vann, D Allen, R. Starks, R. Murray, C. Chester, M. Dennis. 309: FIRST ROW: C. Russell, P. Everly, T. Wileczek, C. Parker, M. Provenze, J, DiDonato, J. Mullen, SECOND ROW: S. Flynn, D. McSnane, G. Preston, Nlr. Monillas, T. Dufrayne, M. DiProsperos, D. D'Amico, 309 309: FIRST ROW: Fl. Faso, R. Kreszswick, Fl. DiDonato, V. Giancalerino, S, Pantano, Fl Velthroptus, S. Shivers, J. Ryan. SECOND ROW: D. King, W. Finch, D. Palandre, J. Con- tave, S. Cole, F. Galley, R. Blizzard, A. Santisi, W. McDevitt. W., Q .L,.,,,,, .MW E 5 K f-Qfgwww. J. ... T WW' . 27. A Jim ' 307 307: FIRST ROW: D. Sprague, R. Kelly, M. Durso, J. Egan, K. French, F. DeLuca. SECOND ROW: Mr. J. Flanagan, T. Sycz. J Manning, J. Podgorskn, W. Searles. J Kane. J. Capano. D. Poindexter. THIRD ROW: T. O'HanIon, L. Logudice, A. Pawlowskn, D Cnero, T. Crocetto. R. Fedalen, L. Sniver, M. Farmer, R. Carter. i2 ?-5.47 22,5 61 306: FIRST HOW: R. Pulsone, J. Kohibrenner, S. Janasik. SECOND ROW: P. Nixon, C. Beck- with, Fi. Johnson, C. Gildea, K. O'MalIey, S. Nalor, S. Nairnoli, A. Palmieri. THIRD HOW Mr. J. Matucci, J. Armstead, J Martin, J. Amoroso ,FL Miller, R. Pronio, R. Fienkiewicz, M Bowles, L. D'AIonzo, J. Keough, M. Murphy, J. Thornton. O 'Q' ' 'V Y Y 5 ' ' A f9n'n.2'n'J,53fE935509 'Z xg, . 305: FIRST ROW: A. DiJoseph, J. McKee, J. Redding, M. Calla, J. Sears, J. Cipolloni. SECOND ROW: M. Ragone, R. Baldwin, J. Rawlings, M. Murphy, Fl. Gillette, W. Higgins, R. Powell. THIRD ROW: Brother Gerald Fitzgerald, D. McLaughlin, J. Conway, H. McKeever, J. Doherty, J. Hodges, D. Harig, S. Powers. 1 x sf, g , ,x .4,: MH 44' xv 'Z .1 , . , V 523, :W I .,,- ffm? ., ii' 4, ' iff ,E ff ' S 304 304 304: FIRST ROW: C. Litty, W. Cupps, J. Bradley, H. Manton, K. Dunne, J. Royal. SECOND ROW: M. Hand, B. Barclay, J. Motley, R. Ciamaichelo, J. McMaster, Brother John McDonnell. THIRD ROW: J. Campanella, R. Goetz, D. Falcone, K. Titchenell, J. Delaney, J. Maher. 304: FIRST ROW: K. Rocks, S. Koch, C. Gentile, A. Hendricks, W. Ward, F. Hoffman, F. Dzikus. SECOND ROW: D. Fisher, P. Re-maker, D. Kelly, W. Brown, J. McGill, B. Patterson, L. Schiavo. THIRD ROW: G. Gallagher, G. Donaldson, J. Sprateley, J. DeMatteo, Cedric Col- lier. MISSING: J. Marsden, R. Cocker. 1 l 302: FIRST ROW. A. Miller, K. Spratiey, L. Lester, A. Piper. SECOND ROW: M. Cheng, C Ewing, C. O'Keefe, G. Fe-idmayer, J. Provence, J. Tierney, N. Sonsini, K. Davis. THIRD ROW T. Hardy, A. Mable, M. Hinton, J Whelan, J Sturgis, M. DiJoseph, B. DeCarIo, F. Pitt, Fi Campolongo, R. Muckenfuss, A. Lapihuska, Brother Joseph Myers. i 300: FIRST ROW: T. McKim, M. Lee, W. Byers. SECOND ROW: V. Bakanauskas, S. Casey, T. Britt, G. Flood, K. O'Keefe, J. Stevenson. THIRD ROW: Br. L. Monroe, T. Reilly, D. The- veny, E. Pazulski, J Paterson, E Flanigan, D, Grant, A. Jones. 56 fl,j3L Bourgois, C. Burton, T. Ivvaszkievvioz, L. Rotzlnger, J. Kane Caserta, C. Delvlarco, G. Starkey, R. Robinson, J, Coin, C ,f'l,wz6Q Wi? www? J K 'TC LU WV' xgfgqw im i ff' 216 2163 FIRST ROW: E. Glod, M. Gisondi, C. Lyons, H. Algeo, T. Fisher, R. Allman, A. Del- Gaudio, F. Keenan. SECOND ROW: D. lvlcGrenehan, E. Kelly, J. Smith, E. Brown, L. White, J. Otto, E. Devenny, F. Collins. THIRD ROW: D. Roberson, J. Siciliano, Fl. Davenport, W. Bonder, M. Todd, J. Stachowicz, E. Davy, Mr. Daniel Young. 214: FIRST ROW: T. Logan, C. Watkins, N. Sheen, S. Tomis, J. Kruger, Mr. P. Grillo, C. Miller, T. Casey, C. Einspahar, F. Lafferty. SECOND ROW: W. Hennessy, G. Blackson, K. Mack, J. Glace, C. Gallagher, C. Previti, M. lannotti. fs? 213: FIRST ROW: V. Grimes, A. Naison, D. Owens, J. Grossman. SECOND ROW: R. Mills, 3 R. James, A. Eberhardt, L. Hedgepath, J. Rooney, D. Sears. THIRD ROW: B. Reyer, E. Mis- simo, A. Paparo, R. Prewitt, A. Newman, E. McGee, G, Knowles, R. Carr, E, Maternia, Mr. Wetzel. l l l l l N 213: FIRST ROW: D. Maitia, F. Farrell, K. Terinoni, D. McFadden. SECOND ROW: W. i Brown J Foley D Mullee A Barbera S Curry A Reilly THIRD ROW J Alessandrini D Kuncas, Mapo, S. Rubio, Recora, E.Wl1lte, J. Dookrill, D. Carter, U ' y A 2 W . A.,.,,, 7 E.. El' 212: FIRST ROW: L. Lawg, J. Wasnklovilch, SECOND ROW: Fl. Cipollone, S. Parker, J Hart, L. Campbell, K. Dooley, V. Richardson, E. Pollard, D. McBride, C. DiAmidio, M. Colton THIRD ROW: Mr. Torrence, K. Hare, A. D'Alonzo, G. Elefante, Fl. Diamond, C. McNamara, C. Bailey, A. Zambrisky, Fl. Sharkey, A. Luongo, J. Coyle. ' Q. I. ,W . .. f . . ..,, if 'WM 'M : if . AHZATGFUL Defi 01 X 210: FIRST ROW: K. Chism, F. Rotandiflllfl. Hemmert, T. Dorsey. SECOND ROW: R. De- maroo, K. Chew, W. Wing, L, Palmer, Ef Lawton, J, Fleming. THIRD ROW: T. Latch, H. 210 Sheekey, A. Quail, J. Riddle, M. Williamsglf Czabator, U. Smalls, R. O'Brien, Bro. Allen Johnson. , l A IW X-X J . , 'T Xjxx X. D . Leif: 1 Lg, M If X . X ,. NJ-.Jh xc X, 'D J .aae - 211: FIRST ROW: S. Kenish, V. Crawley, J. Pate, J. Robinson, J, Dimiglio, J. Perry, J. Rocco, 1 J. Conway, W. Cook. SECOND ROW: J. McCarthy, A. Celona, G, Thompkins, R. Jaudon, C. Thomas, J. Rubbo, J. Pomante, M. Marker, C. Ford, M. Procario, M. Nabal, ' f wfw'f,ffi ,4,,4 W .Wx 5 M. . , 15 .W H Q, .- . ,. Y 14 1 T Sdiee 3 f4,...,,,,,,q , f - ff, 20,452 El , , ' :A ,gil Jil fm 2 H1 is W 4 1 2 ,f M, 'nfl , .M 'eff ff, I We 515 M ., N ,e ' , . ' 2 --M Q , , .3 , W, , Y M ,J . ' 1 4. 1 , 9. mmm.-v- 208: FIRST ROW: D. Jones, T. Capato, P. Furey, J. Rivels, M. Smith, M. Burden. SECOND ROW: T. Williams, J. Clemson, M. Dunn, T. Means, S. Romano, W. McGonigle, J. Schuhl, F. lanelli, R. Thomas, C. Herrman. THIRD ROW: Mrs. F. Baird, T. Lamont, J. Grant, J. Miller, K. O'Kane, A. Stalks, K. Price, R. Ailes, M. Elliot, N. Elvanian, J. Cripps, O. Cropper, J. Garr. 1 v 2 rwif Z , 207: FIRST ROW: R, McNeil, W. Rivers, M. Webb, D. Conn, M. Miiinovich. SECOND ROW: Fi. Ricci, J. McGIinchey, E. Bullock, M. West, J, St. Leger, Mr. Francis X. Deady. 207 201: FIRST ROW: D. Sheehan, M. Fitzpatrick, A. Healy, R. Janifer, B. Mapp, G. Griffin, K. Crooper, R. Madara. SECOND ROW: J. Macaulay, H. Funk, B. Walker, S. Glover, V. Rascoe, Ft. Skinner, A. Pogue, W. Butler, H. Garland, N. Boyo, L. Grisplno, D. West, Bro. L. Quinn. 206: FIRST ROW: T. Banecker, J. Felder, M. Hennessey, D. Kearney, L. Trasitti, J. Kenney, S. Corbett, E. Phillips, E. Heron, J. Long. SECOND ROW: M. McCarthy, J, Long, M. Savage D. Saitler, M. Brooks, G. Stubblefield, D. Floyd, R. Sianiaterrio. THIRD ROW: B. Egan, D. Rogers, E. Stephany. if ,A M Yiyh A i ,A V, N Q 200: FIRST ROW: D. Bannister, M. Stuckey, J. Jacobs, K. Iacono, M. Rivers, C. Moore SECOND ROW: A, Malancone, J. Harley, S. Cropper, J. Horan, B. Rodgers, M. McAleer, F Mariglllano, J. Denioolo, J. Sprague, T. Snow. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lacey, R. Poole, J. Hunter M. Patrick, J Rousey, W. Taylor, W. Allen, C. Brown, J. Finnegan, C. McDevitt, l. Greaves. ,vb I g-...2 120: FIRST ROW: E Cleary, M. Hetherington, J. Faso, D. Callahan, F. Duaime, M. Callahan M. Abruzzese, E. Glowienka, K. Bezak. SECOND ROW: J. Trotter, S. Fluck, M. Thomas, P Fischer, A. Clancy, T. Large, J. Kay, W. Silinskas, Mr. Ft. Staats. 120: FIRST Rovvf J. stanzione, A. Venn, F. Petroceui, K. curley, G. Donahue, G. Oakes, P. Keohane, S. Leldy, D. Ward. SECOND ROW: T. l-lalpln, J. Musumeci, C. Wilson, E. Angibeau, S. Sheeran, R. Mauro, T. De-Laney, R. Buckley, T. Scott, S. Hutchins. 119 119: FIRST ROW: M. Stilwell, M. Lieb, D. Smith, S. McDonough, G. Tumolo, D. Thomas, M Ward, J. Cockerhill. SECOND ROW: J. Walsh, P. Gianforcaro, F. lanello, P. Podgorski, R Treglown, J. Pardini, J. Hasson, E. Miller, Fl. Dougherty, Mr. F, Becker, H 119: FIRST ROW: G, Adinolfi, J. Higgins, K. Dougherty, P. Nimey, J, Ellis, J. Kusner, R, Pierce, 1 A. Guiliano. SECOND ROW: G. Kurtz, W. Henderson, T. Belson, C. Peterkin, B. Wilson, J. Toolen, Fl. Mooney, J. Pilling. TOP 115: FIRST ROW: J. Monihan, B. Curly, R. Oaruso, M. Harrel, M. Allison, P. Eminson, E. noooere, F, Donnelly, J, Roberts, D. Mellor, SECOND now: lvl. Horrrr, lvl. Bassetti, P. lvlorolwy, 1 H. Harris, W. Ruffin, P. Phillips, J, Davey, S, Young, THIRD ROW: E. Dunn, P. Glavin, J. Myers, R. Sharer. C. Hess. T, Krauss. J. Scott, D, Kerrigan, J. Bilson, S. Alesiani, M. Spots- wood, Mr. M. Nemitz. uv wr- 0 N.-v 1 16 8 1 17 116 + 117: FIRST ROW: E. Nieman, J, Meehan, A. Reigle, F. Amandeo, S. Bradley, T. Mc- Shane, O. Grahanrrl, C. Dougherty. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hoy J. Pinocchio, K. Bowler, J. Smith, TOP 114: FIRST ROW: E. Dever, S. Morely, E. LaRavere, J. Wenke, C. Allen, W. Rodgers, Fl. Brash, S. Guinta, F. Pollera. SECOND ROW: G. Donovan, K. Daly, W. Fitzpatrick, H. Feely, R. Horne, T. Gavin, E. Resnick, B. Oswald. THIRD ROW: J. McNichol, J. McNamara, K. Coyle, P. Pratt, R. Viggiano, R. Maugeri, Mr. J. Brady. FOURTH ROW: J. Resnick, A. Sega, D. 1 O'Connor, K. Hodges, lvl. Namoli, D. Harris. TOP 103: FIRST ROW: S. Nixon, W. Whitehead, M. Rush, W. Minier, M. Phillips, R. Ban- ister, D, Duffy, J. Marsh. SECOND ROW: J. Hyman, R. Johnson, D. Henry, M. lnsogna, L. Als- ton, K. Hunt, A. Alexander, J. Cipolloni, R. Walker, H. Salvato, THIRD ROW: J. Karpovioh, J. Holden, D. Broadnax, J. Meyers, M. DiNapoli, V. Cutrutello, R. Heneks, J. Damdrosio, B. Garrow, R. Hart, J. Fulginiti, M. Glavin, Mr. Rodgers. l . . . ,. , if j e. k BOTTOM 113: FIRST ROW: R. Viereck, T. Cramise, A. Castiglioni, J. Haubrick, J. Doeii, N. DeVito. SECOND ROW: J. Mitchell, E. Budka, J. Healy, D. McNamara, M. McCloskey, K. Chew, M. Raylor, K. O'Malley. THIRD ROW: Mr. K. Ancone, J. Divers, J. Malony, S. Finore, 1 13 L. Owens, R. Lignore, S. Kelly, G. Coccodilli, M. O'Brien, R. Rosati, F. Bevan, E. Wilson. f nl. ..M..M - - - -- TOP 102: FIRST ROW: K. Magee, G. Putman, L. Buckler, J. Connolly, D. Burke, D. Endy, A. Whalen, F. Applegate. SECOND ROW: R. Parisano, G. Menel, P. Clayton, T. Carr, J. Daly, G. Henwood, E. Little, C. Pompei, Fl. Kalbach, Mr. S. DeLacy. BOTFOM 102: FIRST HOW: H Angibeau, C. Brooks, P. O'MalIey, J. Hold, R. Little, J. Padlo, J. Davidson. SECOND ROW: K. Glenn, J, O'NeiI, J. Dougherty, D. Quinn, M. Miller, J. Rush, S. Liciardeilo, F. Surace, J. Anderson. ED 4, acl Z1-c', FW! 85 102 U G70 ffl . 78 X 102 TOP: BAND: FIRST ROW: K. O'Neill, L. Carrasquillo, A. Cipolloni, M. Kane, W. Bird, M Thomas, P. Curry, T. Rice. J. Whalen, R. DeSantis. SECOND ROW: W. Boyle, W. Brown L. Rice, P. Webster, K. Wise, E Mullen, D. Albert, K. Tvvisdale. THIRD ROW: M. Reese G. Stuckey, J. Watson, T. Mohr, R. Spearman, F. Smarro. FOURTH ROW: G. Pollis, J. John- UNDERCLASSMEN- BAND 1 ,,, Here we stand, touched by the real, Responding to the now. Invisioning the future we Watch, Participate, and Embrace the present For one day we shall Be wanderers with Freedom. Robert Hopkins The undergraduates are the symbols of the ever changing present the dominant now. They are the vibrant force behind WEST and without their strength and unitying spirit our school would be lost with the memories of the past. Ed Glod MELHW HJ-r x ' -L. L' -. Av. . 1 '+W- IN MEMORIAM Bro. D. GEORGE CANNON, F.S.C. Born June 26,1914 Received the Habit of the Christian Brothers September 8, 1932 Died November 7, 1973 To all who knew him Bro. George possessed the warmth, the sincerity of a true human being. For many years he devoted time to show us what a true faculty member tries to do-to teach, to encourage, to share. He will be greatly missed by all. rm hw L- -W-A-14,8 Mrs. Agnes Taffee, Reading Aide. Mr. Dorothy Chew, Reading Aide. Mrs. Agnes Mohr, Reading Aide. Mrs. Barbara Little, Reading Aide, Mrs. Arlene Outlaw, Reading Aide. FACULTY AIDES Mr. Daniel Young, BS., English Grammar, Advanced Grammar, Art of Thinking, Public Speaking. Mr, Thomas Williams, BS., American Culture, Civil War, Military History, Advanced Placement US. Cul- ture, Moderator, Footballg Coach, Bowling. Mr. Frederick Walker, B.A., English A.T,Fi., Modern Composition Review, Enjoying Literature, Drug Counselor, Coach, Baseball. Mr. William Torrence, B.S., Jesus Alive, Contem- porary Social Problems, Modern Composition Fle- vievvg Coach, Soccer. .J - Mr. Michael Wetzel, BA., Sports and Western, Mod- ern Composition Review, Enjoying Short Stories, Poe and Twain, Mr. Martin Roache, B.S., Biology. Mr. Thomas Rodgers, BA, Modern Math, Algebra I, II J' I f I - S at Mr. Michael Sikorski, B.A., American Literature I Linguistics, Individualized Reading, Animals-Nature- Man, Retreat Committeeg Evaluation Committee Academic Council, Faculty Coordinating Committee Mr. Robert Staats, BS., Introductory Algebra I Geometry, Algrebra II and Trigonometry, Coach Swimming Team, Moderator, Intramurals. Mr. Michael Nemilz, B.A,, introductory Algebra, Algebra lg Moderator, Intramurals. Mr. Michael O'Connell, l3.S., Physical Education, Health, Academic Council. Brother Leo Quinn, MA Biology. Brother Paul Quinn, BA, Algebra Il, Geometry. Mr. Stanley Rishkofski, BA., Russian Culture, India- Pakistan-Middle East, Social Studies Methods, Mid- dle Agesg Coach, Football, Liturgy Committee. , Y. R Brother Joseph Myers, A,B,, Christian Attitudes, Hu- man Person. Mr. Thomas Nedelka, BA., Basic Writing Skills, In- dians-Mysteries, Adventure, Western, Reading Lab Moderator, Blue and White, Brother John McDonnell, B.A., Human Person, Person Mr. Joseph McFadden, B.S,, Political Parties and Pressure Groups, Modern Church, Athletic Direc- Christ, Social Involvement Seminar, Africa, Sociol- tor, Coach, Basketball, Moderator, Spirit Committee, ogy, The City, Social Studies Methods. 'ww-Mwiwgw Mr. James McKay, B.A,, German I, lll, Russian IV, Survey of Foreign Languages, Coach, Soccer, Mod- erator, German Club, Russian Club, Retreat Com- mittee. Mr. William McMackin, BS., Consumer Economics. Labor and Industrial Relations, Business Commun- ications, Assistant Dean of Students, National Honor Society Selection Committee, Moderator, Intra- murals. Mr. William Monillas, B.A,, French I, Il, III, Survey of Foreign Languages, Chairman Language Depart- ment, Moderator, National Honor Society. was , ,agggmmw Varsity Club, Retreat Committee. ,tr 0 Q ozqigwt in QGQ I. , :1-a.,, . f 'Y -. 3' ' I sim 4. 53 I , ea 55 t .4 -, W eff K Lf Q ga ., -gfs , l it ' t A A ' 2: ' .-I if f Q, X ' 4'- tri L 1 l -l Mr. Joseph Mattucci, BS., Engineering Drawing. Drafting, Mechanical Drawing: Inndustrial Arts De- partment Chairmang Academic Council. Mr, William McCusker, M. Ed., Social Studies Methods, 20th Century Europe, Advanced Place' mentg European Cultures: Chairman Social Studies Department, Academic Council, Faculty Coordinating Committee, Football Trainer. Mr. William Mastalski, B.A., Constitutional Law, American Government, Political Theory, Southeast Asia, Russia, Coach Crew, Moderator, World Affairs Council. Mr. Frank McAlpin, AB., Spanish, Survey of Foreign Language, Coach, Cross Country, Track. K' Nfsee NN WM Mittel ,ir Mr. William Hoy, BS., Understanding Taxes, Intro- duction to Law, Employment, Real Estate and Wills, Chairman Business Department. Brother Allen Johnson, AB., Enjoying Short Stories, Communications: Advertising, Poetry, Modern Com- position Review, Morality, Faculty Coordinating Committee, Retreat Committeeg Moderator, Dra- maticsg Stage Crew. Brother William Johnson, MS., Calculus: Moderator Chorus. Mr. Joseph Lacey, B.A., Physics, Computer Pro- gramming, Modern Math, Brother Leo Leary, M.A,, M.S.S., Introductory Physi- Physical Science, Moderator, Science Club. l r 3 5 t 5 ii? Eff' Mr. Richard Genovese, Music Theory, Conductor Brass. Brother Gerald Fitzgerald, AB., Accounting l, ll, lllp Bookstore Manager, Moderator, Mother's Club: Coach Swimmingg Faculty Coordinating Committee. Mr. John Flanagan, B.A., Psychology, Ethnic Groups: Psychology Department Chairman: Human Relations Coordinatorg Coach, Football, Baseball. Mr. William Gaffigan, BA., Social Studies Methods, China-Korea-Japan, Oriental Religions, Religion and Anthropol0QV: Faculty Coordinating Committeeg Mod- erator, Student Council. Mr. Paul Grillo, M.A., Creative Writing: Poetry, Poetry and Rock, Enjoying Literature, English Novel. Brother James Donovan, MA., Guidance Counselor, Retreat Committee, Moderator, Community Service Corpsg Search Weekendsg Leadership Training Weekends. Brother Charles Filberg, B,A,, Human Person, Mod- erator, Stage Crew. . Q :csv .X Brother Jack Parnell, BA., Modern Church, Moraiity, On Death and Dying, Moderator, Community Service Corps. .,4r Brother Linus Finn, A.B., Typing I, Il. Mr, George Corwell, B.A., M.A.. Religion Depart- ment Chairman, Marriage, Judiasm, Protestant Sects, Modern Man Worships, Academic Council, Faculty Coordinating Committeeg Retreat Committee, Mod- erator, Band, Chorus. Mr. Robert Crewalk, B.A., Journalism, Spanish ll, Ill, Moderator, Intramurals. Mr. Stephen DeLacy, BA., Biology: Coach Crew. Mr. Francis Deady, B.A., Marriage, War and Peace, Human Person. Mr. William Conway, B.S., Enjoying Short Stories, Basic Writing Skills, Poe and Twain, Protest Litera- ature: Moderator, Golf, Student Literary Magazine. 1' ff? ,f ,li i rIllw We IPI- .QZIZQR Brother Richard Breese, B.A., Religion and Per- sonality, Christian Attitudes, Introduction to Psy ohology, Adolescent Psychologyg Guidance Coun selorg Moderator Ju-Jitsu Club. ii hm, . Q:-slit PWA 55 . A zt. -52 -It ' 5 g L fi' ' K . , . . I iz , . V Xi, t : ' , west. V iw - X., . -.5291-' 11 Mr, Joseph Byrne, BS., Business Law, Business Concepts, Consumer Ecnomicsg Baseball Coach. Mr. Vincent Cancro, IVl.A., Reading Lab, Film Appreciation, Drama, Moderator, Blue and White. Mr. John Carickoff, Physical Education, Health, Golf Coach, Retreat Committee. Mr. David Clayton, B.A., Youth and the Law, Amer- ican Cultures. I FS-W A Mr. Edward Bray, B.A., German II, IV, Survey of Foreign Languagesp Moderator: Band. Brother John Brady, M.A., Art Techniques l, ll, lll, IV. Academic Council, Archdiocesan Cur- riculum Committee, Art Club. Mr. Frank Becker, B.S., Geometry, Transforma- tional Geometry, Trigonometry, Statistics: Mod- erator: Chess Club, Speech and Debate, Math- eletesg Intramurals. Mr. James Brady, B.A., Algebra 1, Introductory Algebra Illg Director of Intramurals. 3. Mr. Kenneth Arioone, M.A,, Math Analysis, Al- gebra ll, Introductory Algebra lVg Math Department Chairman, Academic Council: Moderator, News- paperg Golfg Intramurals, Faculty Coordinating Corn- mittee. FACU LTY Brother Timothy Ahern, BA., American Cultures, Assistant Athletic Directorg Moderator, Football . he-...,. Mrs. Faye Baird, B.A., Basic Writing Skills, En- joying Short Stories. Mr. James Barilla, B.A., Linguistics, Enjoying Short Stories, Latin. 14 flaw-f.4.,..-.-f- ' W. 13, filffulf' U Bro, Richard Bree-se, Vocation Counselor . Mrs. Connie Ellis, Secretary. Bro. Gene Grabowski, Group Counselor Mr. John Reagan, College Counselor, ff? Mr. Richard Parsons, Department Head. GUIDANCE The purpose of the Guidance Depart- ment is to advise and direct students seeking relief from the pressures confronting him. The staff consists of experienced, dedicated professionals striving to give the student a better understanding of himself and the peo- ple around him. ffi x Bro. James Donovan, Career Counselor ro, Ronald Rhodes, Drug Counselor. 4' Top Lelt: Mrs, Helen Noble, Bookkeeper. Top Hfghii Miss Mary Sweeney, Secretary Middle Left: Mrs. Mary Hunter, Secretary. Middle: Mrs. Mary Ricci, Secretary. Middle Right: Mrs. Ruth Willis, Secretary. Lelt: Mrs. Joan Shafer, Secretary OFFICE STAFF Mr. Amadeo DeII'Osa, Band, Reeds Instructor. Mr. Raymond Dealey, Band, Drums Instructor. Mr. Joseph Alaimo, Band, Brass Instructor. Bro. Lawrence Colhocker, Media Center, Mr. Joseph McFadden, Athletic Director. 'f f' Mrs. Mary Austin, Nurse I ,,,',..g.4...--- ,,,,,,,,.,..-we-'-' Above: Bro. Gregory Martin, Attendance Office. Right: Rev. Frank Weber, Chaplain. Below: Bro. Gerald Fitzgerald, Bookstore Manager ,W--ff-fr E m,0i'34va4n ASC! www-..t SERVICES Mr. Steve Clayback, Maintenance. Mr. Ted Dorsey, Maintenance First Row: Mrs. Nancy Cassidy, Mrs. Louise Casey, Mrs. Betty Maiatesta. Second Row: Mrs. Dora Zanello, Mark Mitchell, Mrs. Mary Hart, Mrs. Mary Jane Ruddy, Mrs. Mary Koons. Bro. Emmett O'NeiIl, Dean of Students. DISCIPLINE Under the influence of Brother John Em- mett O'NeiII and assistant Mr. William Mc- Mackin, the Discipline Office administers daily discipline and tardy detentions, maintains order, and coordinates the Student Officers. Through the Discipline Office, communica- tion between the school and SEPTA are made for the students' transportation conven- ience. Brother Emmett feels that our im- proved curriculum has to do with the drop in discipline problems this year. 5 Mr. William Mclvlackin, Assistant Dean of Students gi TI t' ,, 'P S I I Q E2 M Above: Bro. William Johnson, Vice-Principal. Top right: Mr. Edward Murawski, Assistant Vice-Principal. Right: Bro. Charles Filberg, Admnistrative Assistant. Brother William Johnson, in his second year as Vice-Principal, was re- sponsible for the day to day operation of the school. Brother worked with the department chairmen to evaluate and develop the curriculum, directed the complex rostering process, and co- ordinated the commencement exer- cises. Brother William also found time to teach a course in Calculus and mod- erate the Chorus. Mr. Edward Murawski, in his As- sistant Vice-Principal post, served as the director of the Shared-Time pro- grams with Bartram and Bok High Schools, moderator of assemblies, and dean of teacher substitution. As Administrative Assistant, Brother Charles Filberg worked mainly in helping Brother William with the ad- ministrative and rostering process. He taught one semester of religion, mod- erated the stage crew, edited the Par- ents' Newsletter, and, in general, served his internship with the adminis- trative world. re, rw ,.m,,fs rf -news . -NQXERS.. ADMINISTRATION Brother Richard Kestler came to West for the position of Principal from Hudson Catholic High in Jersey City. Brother Richard holds a B.A. in Mathe- matics from La Salle College, and has at- tended Fordham University. His philosophy for West Catholic is his belief in preaching the message of Christ by dealing fairly with the students' pursuit of ex- cellence be it the classroom, field, or stage. Brother looks forward to seeing West Catho- lic grow physically, mentally, and spiritually. Left: Bro. Richard Kestler, Principal. Below left: Bro. Richard Kestler confers with teacher Mr. Joseph Lacey. Below: Joe Yarabinee seeks advice from Bro. Kestler. ln learnlng and In teaching I shall be taught David Bowie The West Catholic faculty consists of people Interested In teaching who also have a powerful urge to learn. Their methods are completely different from other schools, taking the student for what he is and not trying to change him, hoping the student will be willing to better himself. His respect for the student, and his opinion, is greatly appreciated and therefore is returned by the student. We only wish that other students could experience what a West Catholic student witnesses: an understanding adult other than his par- ents, to tell his problems to. Fran Duaime y u X hd .l 43' Q' The , I lesson lies U 45 big W if fwr: XL 5 7.5 A 0 gg .. K gg 1. acl ffm , I U I f' J fe OUR BODIES CAN ONLY FEEL WHAT OUR MINDS HAVE SEEN 9 I HAVE EXPERIENCED KNOWLEDGE THAT NO ONE WILL EVER OBTAIN 7 ' W . 3 2 M LCOKED BACK AND SAW NOTHING, BUT FELT EVERYTHING TIME HAS PASSED BY SO QUICKLY, WE HAVE BUT A MOMENT'S SUNLIGHT I WILL FINISH ONLY TO START ALL OVER AGAIN ,I xv- x'w'x,-- .W SYN YR-J'-Q 'ffl' I I N sm ,I I ' ,,l. aaa-m.m.. 41 Manu. I E BUILT MYSELF THROUGH OTHERS -.Xu FACULTY ,MJ N: UNDERGRADS ACTIVITIES SPORTS SENIORS 4909 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA In 1917 the West Philadelphia Catholic High School for Boys opened its doors with Father Walter Tredtin SM., Principal. The Christian Brothers took responsibility in 1926. The West faculty, both layman and brother, still sees a student for what he is, and for what he can do. West Catholic allows an individual to be someone. I This is what a school should 'do for him. West a success? lt's up to you to answer. West still holds to its firm belief in quality education. And tradition-Intangible, Suddenly becomes-Real. WEST CATHOLIC BOY'S HIGH SCHOOL Remembrance of thlngs past of serene and stormy weather The marshes allseemed so tl thick and dark ' ' u stepped out of them didn' 1 t seem so bad and assassinsso T are he thmgs past. Wh FQPH-HL , X41 I WUVW, I ' f OuO1ff i Wy 5255 fit? W M X M tba - W if fflifjfm' Qf1zibf?fJ9, ,J ' ' W' Neel f M, Sfpaixiql K 69 AM 0 Xfyf 0 iiivvqif Q' ljffffiih-Ju f QQXOW D Q, OV 4 M f aww ov . QQ? fl l 4 QWUM9 7 :UZLSQWAJ AIM X R! 70,151 f.'?l,1w J f W W f ,ffffw ' jf 6,1 f QT zz EQXSBQJQQ MfJMj i qu? 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