Wildwood Catholic High School - Annscript Yearbook (North Wildwood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

FOREWORD. . . Our lives will be criss-crossed with shadows. The pattern of these shadows will be traced in the roots of that knowledge and those ideals which we have imbibed within the shadow of this tower. WILDWOOD CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, WILDWOOD, NEW JEHSEV THE . . . THE MOST REVEREND justin j. McCarthy, s.t.d., l.l.d. Bishop of Camden GUIDING, COUNSELING, PROTECTING . . . FATHER CHARLES McGARRY Superintendent of Schools FATHER JOHN CLARK Assistant Superintendent of Schools _____OUR TOWERS OF STRENGTH RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR M. AUGUSTINE CRINE Pastor of Saint Ann's FATHER AUGUSTINE SEIDENBURG Assistant Rector Saint Ann's Wildwood Faculty, Wildnood Catholic FATHER TIMOTHY RYAN Assistant Rector Saint Ann's Wildnood Faculty, Wildnood Catholic 4 THEY STAND AS OUR ©TOWER . . . . Father Stanislaus Kolton Pastor Our Lady of the Angels Cape May Court House Father Cletus Moran Pastor Saint Joseph’s Sea Isle City Father Leonard Naab Pastor Saint Paul’s Stone Harbor Father John O'Brien Pastor Our Lady Star of the Sea Cape May Father William Regan Pastor Saint Raymond’s Villas Father Andrew Wisniewski Pastor Saint Casimir’s Woodbine 6 Sister Frances Bernadette, S.S.J. Librarian, Home Economics, Religion Sister Anne Hdene, S.S.J. English, Music . . . INSPIRING, ENCOURAGING, EVER DEPENDABLE Sister Marie Anita, S.S.J. Latin, French Sister Mary Helen, S.S.J. Mathmatics, Physics Sister Paul Mary, S.S.J. Science, Religion Sister Pierre Marie, S.S.J. English, History ... TO PREPARE US FOR THE FUTURE Miss Margaret Brennan, R.N. School Secretary and Nurse Mr. Frank McAIarncn Physical Education, Coach, Drivers Education, First Aid Mrs. John D. Locke History Mrs. Walter Keene Physical Education, Coach, Art, Health, Mechanical Draning Mr. Harry Gibbons Mathematics BENEATH Speed and accuracy in Typing I will help these students achieve the goal for which they are striving . . . thirty-five words a minute. Members of the junior English class, left to right: Richard VanBuren, Andrew Melchiore, and Ruth Hartman, seem engrossed in this bulletin board display of Shakespeare and his works. N ... A HUBBUB OF ACTIVITY Joe Carusi has A1 Carusi cornered while he tells him a tall, tall story. It doesn't look as though A1 wants to be convinced. You had better try harder, Joe. Irene Meyer, Sandy Kazlauskas and Angela Dogliotti pose for the earner- man in the dresses they are modeling at the Catholic Charities luncheon. Kenny’s Restaurant, Camden, is the scene of the luncheon. Freshman art students work on their masterpieces. In the background, some of the finished products are on display for the criticism of the upper- classmen. Top Row, left to right: Sally Maxwell, Patricia Balut, Barbara Lanza, Geraldine Mattera. Joan Walters, Mary Lloyd, Kathleen Nerbitt, Eileen Schroll, Ada Scronni, Joan Bowman, Roseanne Brown, Paula Sitkowski, Marie Clunn, Kathleen McDonald, Roseanne Du Bois. Middle Row, left to right: Barbara Fitzick, Susanne Beschcn, Eileen Collemacine, Shirley Sticfel, Barbara Corchiani, Ernestine Di Donato, Joan Majewski, Jean Filachek. Roberta McCann, Roberta Woehlcke, Katherine Belsito, Rita Rhine- hart, Patricia Gibbs, Patricia Coughlin, Ann Wilfred, Virginia McKenna, Mary Ann Haflin, Nancy Cowan. Bottom Row, left to right: Joanne Carano, Roseanne Bimbo, Donna Switzer, Eileen Lamanna, Sharon Rice, Julia Fala, Madelyn Bruhn, Mary Lou Del Conte, Carmela Tedesco, Louise Rossi, Barbara Krouse, Marianne Bertsch, Barbara Cassaboon, Mary Ann Grande. CLASS OF 1902 William Venuti, Patricia Coughlin, Rita Reinhart, Paul Crank shaw, Anne Woolford, and Virginia McKenna realize the impor- tant part spelling plays in their lives. Mr. Gibbons’s freshman algebra class appears quite intent on their study of this new field of mathematics. Top Row, left to right: Denis Gangemi, Joseph Lloyd, Louis Gettle, Thomas Logan, Lester Kokes, Christopher McDuell, Rob- ert Gredone, Edward Furman, Richard DiPeppe, Robert Roth, Alfred Suez, Joseph Quinn, Dominic Cappachione, Francis De- Stephano, Robert Carusi. Middle Row, left to right: Joseph Haffert, Richard Curran, Robert Campbell, Thomas Harmon, Joseph Collins, William Garrity III, Thomas Gallagher, Robert Byrne, Francis Grinnon, John DeAngelo, Paul Crankshaw, Charles Sanders, Joseph Doonan, Thomas Wallace, William Venuti, Francis Reagan, Joseph Harvey, David Sloan, Edward Reilly. Bottom Row, left to right: Terrence Stafford, Thomas Cox, Ken- neth Delinski, Joseph Borsello, Vincent DiMauro, Joseph Sciarro, Paul Bogushefsky, William Duffy, James Lang, Louis Taylor, Joseph Connelly, George Hoag. CLASS OF 1902 Members of the freshman art class are shown busy at work on posters. Roberta Woehlcke points out Asia Minor, ’’The Cradle of Civilization.” Edward Furman, Joseph Collins, and Sally Maxwell are assisting her while members of freshman world history class look on. This class of sophomore geometry- students proves that they have mas- tered the intricate art of handling a compass. Membership in our Science Club af- fords an opportunity for James Mc- Cracken, Rita McAlarnen, Christine Tobin, James Goddard, Kenneth Ber- tram, Leroy Touchton, and Richard Startare to experiment with their scientific knowledge. CLASS OF 1961 Top Row, left to right: Sandra Kazlauskas, Josephine Cartolano, Marie Fala, Donna Meyer, Elizabeth Comely, Miriam Jaggard, Barbara Sullivan, Christine Tobin, Evelyn Paul, Susan Coyle, Rita Cullen. Middle Row, left to right: Judy Cavalier, Patricia Dunn, Carol D’Amico, Deborah Engwell, Bernice Buganski, Pa- tricia Fusco, Mary Jane Mulligan, Rita McAlarnen, Beatrice Garrity, Mary Ann Bowman, Marilyn Sheppard. Bottom Row, left to right: Mary Frances Deets, Rose Di Pasquale, Annette Solis, Ann De Stefano, Mary Belsito, Joanne Versaggi, Shirley Holman, Diana Lanza, Marie Di Silvestro, Carole Meighan, Kathleen Haas, Carol Bertram. Top Row, left to right: Julian Karczewski, Thomas Town, Don- ald Dybalski, Robert McNally, John Lue, Robert Gallagher, Paul Larkin, William Coleman, Anthony Matalucci, Martin Schiff- bauer, James Doonan, John Reinhart, Edward Reed, Patrick Wall. Middle Row, left to right: Harry Bellangy, George Beschen, James Sabatino, Robert Young, Francis McAnaney, Victor Hauber. Bottom Row, left to right: Robert DiPeso, John Supplee, Vincent Fulginiti, James Tracey, Walter Hunter, Joseph Bada. CLASS OF 1961 The sophomore Latin class looks on intently, as Kathleen Haas points out the inflections of a Latin verb and stresses their importance in arriving at the correct translation. The sophomore boys’ biology class probes into the mysteries of plant life. The examination of the terrarium by the boys in the background seems to prove as intriguing as the printed page is to the boys at their desks. 17 Top Row, left to right: Elizabeth Snyder, Elizabeth O’Neill, Marie Elaine Lanza, Mary Lou Leo, Carol Burg, Phyllis Marchione, Dolores Morrelli, Patricia O’Donnell, Mary Frances Girard, Helen McCartney, Mary Decina, Claudia Town, Margaret Mary Mulzet. Middle Row, left to right: Kathleen Johnson, Joanne Magolda, Ruth Hartman, Erlene Ward, Joanne Hyson, Georgeanne Bach- man, Elizabeth Ricca, Loretta Mollo, Faye Cappachione, Patricia Doyle, Julia Nolan, Carol Peters, Elsie Onorato. Bottom Row, left to right: Barbara Kane, Eva Sciarro, Margaret Piro, Denise Blaker, Mary Jean Bunting, Margot Axelsson, Loretta Kelly, Joan Frees, Margaret Rose Balzer, Nancy Worrall, Mary Ellen Meighan. CLASS OF 1960 Nancy Worrall, Kathleen Johnson, Loretta Mollo, Denise Blaker, and Loretta Kelly make a practical application of the knowledge they have obtained in their Religion III course as they arrange an Advent wreath. Members of the junior commercial class gain first- hand experience in the operation of various office equipment. Elizabeth O’Neill questions James Harkins on the seven steps to better themes while the junior English class listens attentively to his reply. CLASS OF 1960 Top Row, left to right: Joseph Salfi, Joseph Sikora, Sebastian DiSylvester, Robert Asselta, Timothy McWilliams, William Leahy, Joseph Preston, Thomas McNally, James Harkins, Raymond Dougherty, Bernard Wisniewski, Patrick McKinnon, Leo Malloy. Middle Row, left to right: Patrick Garrity, Samuel Ascolese, Charles Johnson, Frank Fidell, James Chapman, Anthony Fulgi- niti, Richard VanBuren, Andrew Melchiore, Benjamin Green- wood, John Haas. Bottom Row, left to right: Charles Harvey, Joseph Bowman, Kenneth Bertram, Frank Carano, Ronald Di- Silvestro, Francis McBrearty. Dorothy Logan, Grace St. John, Frances Maguire, Claire Fath, Mary Lou Bogushefsky, and Marianne Janssen are intently study- ing the chart which explains a well balanced diet. CLASS OF 1959 Top Row, left to right: Jacqueline Jcnes, Frances Maguire, Mary Ann Onorato, Mary Lou Bogushefsky, Joanne Deets, Marion Wilson, Winifred McDonald, Elizabeth Oettel, Carol Rourke, Martha Tafel. Middle Row, left to right: Dorothy Logan, Regina McAnaney, Katherine Filachek, Grace Hoag, Nina Recupero, Grace St. John, Cynthia McDuell, Diane Forgeron, Nancy Pic- cirilli, Anne Louise Haffert. Bottom Row, left to right: Irene Meyer, Kathleen Murphy, Shelia Belsito, Marie Cheesman, Frances Blong, Elizabeth McAlarnen, Loretta Andruzza, Patricia Cox, Claire Fath. • % 20 Top Ron, left to right: Daniel Tarsi, Gabriel Corchiani, Edwin Nesbitt, William Markee, William Eells. Richard Startare, Oliver Coleman, Frank Yarrish, Robert. Sule, Frank Salfi, Albert Carusi. Middle Ron, left to right: Frank Robb, Leroy Touchton, Harry DiSilvestro, James Fiocca, John Harkins, Louis Lamanna, James Quinn, James McCracken, Joseph Read, Robert Dclinski, Joseph Carusi, Edward Reilly, Joel Kavanaugh, Edward Griffin, Daniel McNichol, Kurt Merkling, Alfred Mulzet, David Lennon. Bot- tom Row, left to right: Paul Cullen, Frank Clunn, James Curran, Joseph DiMauro, Robert Black, James Goddard, Thomas Hart- man, Samuel DeGenova. CLASS OF 1959 Members of the physics class are shown the use of the balance scale by Sr. Mary Helen. They are left to right: James Curran, William Eells, David Lennon, and Marianne Jans- sen. The French III students, Frank Y'ar- rish, Maryann Cavalier, Alfred Mul- zet, Carol Rourke stand at attention with the French Flag. 24 Wete yatmq and William Eells William Markee 25 The end of a wonderful night! Members of the cast from left to right: Claire Fath, Leroy Touchton, Dot Logan, Diane Forgeron, Danny McNichol, Bill Mar- kee, Grace Hoag, Beth Oettel, Jimmy Quinn, Martha Tafel, Bill Fells, Ed Reilly, Nancy Haffert, Mar- ion Wilson, AI Mulzet, Fran Maguire, Dave Lennon. Otis Skinner (Bill Market) creates quite a turmoil by spilling disinfectant over himself, while attempting to exterminate the bedbugs which attacked Cornelia during the night. Cornelia (Beth Oettel) consults Emily (Martha Tafel) for advice on how to get her change from her secreted safety pocket while the steward (Alfred Mulzet) tries to look unconcerned. 26 FRESHMAN Roland (Sam DeGenova) prepares a concoction which he will feed to My Dear to prevent her blood from clotting. Winners in the hula hoop contest, Charles Harvey and Paula Sitkowski demonstrate their winning forms. Senior boys prepare the Club Seniority setting for the Freshman Day skit. 27 The enchanting night of Wildwood Catholic’s Annual Christmas Dance finds happy couples gaily dancing under the festive decorations at St. Ann’s Hall. The Rythmeers provide the musical accompaniment for this joyous occasion. THE JOYFUL ★ SEASON To spread joy and good cheer at the Christmas season, various groups of Wildwood Catholic students lend their talents to the Yuletide preparations. Left to right: The decorations committee trims St. Ann’s Hall for the annual Christmas dance; the Sodality members construct an Advent wreath on the front campus, and the sophomore girls entertain the student body with Christmas carols. The Christmas season brings the long anticipated day of distribu- tion of class rings to the seniors. Monsignor Crine presents beam- ing Marion Wilson with her ring as the rest of the Class of ’59 anxiously await their turns. Edward Reilly assists Monsignor Crine at this ne’er to be forgotten ceremony. ¥ jf} Jtfiqht to ” To our chaperones, seated left to right: Miss Margaret Brennan, Mrs. Timothy Mc- Williams, Mrs. Walter Keene, Mrs. John Locke, Mrs. Charles Onorato, Mrs. Gabriel Corchiani, and standing, left to right: Mr. Timothy McWilliams, Mr. Charles Onorato and Mr. Gabriel Corchiani we owe a great debt of gratitude for their share in making this the loveliest night of the year. The anticipation appears almost as thrilling as the reality judging from the smiling countenances of left to right: Carol Burg, Kay Belsito, William Leahy, Kay McKeaney and James Quinn as they arrive at the prom. Intermission affords an opportunity to sit and rest tired feet, as well as to chat about the thousand and one things that make this night so wonderful. The Grand March! Couples line up to pass in review before the chap- erons who choose the Queen of the Prom. Eddie Reilly, school president, places the crown upon the head of the Prom Queen, lovely Irene Meyer. Much effort and hours of hard work lie behind every successful endeavor. A great deal of the credit for making this night one to remember goes to committee members, left to right: Frances Blong, A1 Carusi, Marion Wilson, Joe Carusi, Tina Tobin, Jim McCracken, Pat Dunn, Jim Goddard, Martha Tafel, Joe Di Mauro, Bessie McAlarnen, and Joe Linneman. Monsignor Crine addresses the Student Council at the installation exercises. On this occasion, he reminds both the council and the student body of their obligations to our school and the principles for which it stands. STUDENT COUNCIL Monsignor Crine pins the insignia of office on President Edward Reilly while Vice-President James McCracken looks on. 32 The senior members of the Student Council discuss the various problems and projects confronting them. Under the able guidance of Edward Reilly, their president, they endeavor to find a workable solution. Senior Student Council officers pose with Monsignor Crine after the in- stallation program. From left Jo right: Sheila Belsito, secretary; Edward Reilly, president; Monsignor Crine, and James McCracken, vice-president. Members of the Sodality of the Blessed Mother con- struct cardboard banks which will hold their pennies. This Advent sacri- fice is being sent to the Passionist Missionaries to help them in their work in the foreign missions. SODALITY The four officers of the Sodality read over and discuss the material for their weekly Monday morning meet- ing in the auditorium. They are, left to right: Helen Marie McCart- ney, Maria Lanza, Claire Path and Carol Rourke. Mary Frances Girard and Joseph DiMauro demonstrate some of the intricate steps of the Tarantelle” while other members of the dance group beat the tempo. MUSIC FESTIVAL Wildwood Catholic's music festival, under the direction of Mr. Guglieimo Sabatini, pays tribute to Christ, to His Vicar on earth, and to the centenary commemoration of Faust” with religious and timely selections. Agnes Dei” introduces the spiritual phase of the program, after which selections from Faust” capture the audience and set the pace for the finale, in which the coronation of Pope John XXIII is honored and revered. All eyes watch the director as the Girls’ Choir gives a charming musical interpretation of a medley of Italian Songs. A highlight of our musicale, the Boys’ Choir, thrill the audience with their beautiful rendi- tion of ’’Just A Wearyin’ for You,” With a Hey and a Hi and a Ho Ho Ho!” and No Man Is an Island.” Under the direction of Mr. Guglielmo Saba- tini, VI ildwood Catholic’s Glee Club brings to a memorable close the Eleventh Annual Music Festival with the singing of ”Ecce Sacerdos” in honor of our beloved Holy Father, Pope John XXIII. Top Row, left to right: Daniel McNichol, Joseph Linneman, Joseph Carusi, Albert Carusi, Edward Reilly, Oliver Coleman, Frank Yarrish, James Mc- Cracken. Middle Row, left to right: Joseph Di- Mauro, James Goddard, Dorothy Logan, Samuel DeGenova, Daniel Tarsi. Bottom Row, left to right: Irene Meyer, Elizabeth McAlarcn, Diane Forgeron, Kathleen Murphy, Frances Maguire, Frances Blong, Anne Louise Haffert, Mary Lou Bogushcfsky. Anne Louise Haffert, editor-in-chief. The editing staff prepares captions and discusses the suitability of ma- terial submitted as they assemble the 1959 Annscript. ANNSCRIPT STAFF Keys click and fingers fly as Marion Wilson, Eliza- beth Oettel. Shelia Bclsito and Jacqueline Jones busily type the material prepared by the editors. The various pages of the Annscript take shape under the guiding hands of the layout staff as they deftly work with rulers, pencils, and scissors. 36 Members of the Crusader staff from left to right, top row: Joseph DiMauro, James McCracken, Edward Reilly, Joel Kavanaugh, Benjamin Greenwood, Alfred Mulzet. Middle Row, left to right: James Goddard, Helen McCartney, Anne Louise Haffert, Maria Lanza, Margaret Mary Mulzet, Mary Frances Girard, Josephine Cartolano, Charles Harvey. Bottom Row, left to right: Shelia Belsito, Diane Forgeron, Grace Hoag, Irene Meyer, and Martha Tafel. CRUSADER STAFF Junior members of the Crusader staff feel a reasonable amount of pride as they read their various articles in papers fresh off the press.” Associate editors, Anne Haffert, Benjamin Greenwood, Martha Tafel, Joel Kavanaugh, and Diane Forgeron prepare the next issue while Shelia Belsito and Grace Hoag type the finished copy. Editors of the Crusader look over past issues of the paper. They are from left to right: James McCracken, Joseph DiMauro, Irene Meyer, Edward Reilly, editor-in-chief, and James Goddard. LIBRARY AND STATIONERY AIDES Stationery aide Marie Clunn tries her chatm and her salesmanship on, left to right: Joan Majewski, Louis Taylor, and James Lang. Donna Meyer, Thomas Hartman, and Frank Salfi look up reference material for discussion in history class in the re- serve sections of our well stocked library. Activity period is being put to good use by these students. Ref- erence work, reading, and dic- tionary work busy their minds even before the day’s classes com- mence. 38 CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE The efficient cafeteria aides at Wildwood Catholic High School take care of the student body at lunch period, breakfast during retreat, and at other functions of the school. The aides’ motto is Service with a smile.’' The cleanliness and fine appearance of our school is due in no small measure to the dedi- cated service of our custodian, Mr. Daniel Price. Our office aides take a just pride in the good order of their charge. Here we see them hard at work; left to right: Donna Meyer brushes the floor, while Rita McAlarnen arranges the desk and Grace Hoag dusts the win- dow sill. Under the able guidance of Mrs. John Reinhart, our cafeteria advisor, Barbara Kane, Frances Blong, Mar- garet Mary Mulzet, and Josephine Cartolano arrange the table in the Sisters’ din- ing room. 39 Wildwood Catholic’s infirm- ary is well equipped to take care of any minor injuries which may befall the stu- dents. Miss Margaret Bren- nan, our school nurse, is seen here examining Paula Collemacine. 40 FACULTY ROOM AIDES AND INFIRMARY STAFF Judith Cavalier, busy at work, prepares the lay faculty room for the teachers’ lunches. Patricia Doyle and Barbara Kane generously give some of their time to see that the religious faculty room is kept in order. College minded students are welcomed to The Mount by Dorothy Cough- lin and Mary Wallace, Wild- wood Catholic graduates who are now studying at Chestnut Hill. Beatrice Garrity and Elizabeth Comely leave the grotto after a visit to the Lourdes shrine while two of their classmates kneel in prayer. Our girls climb aboard the bus for the homeward journey after a memorable day- spent touring the buildings and the cam- pus at Chestnut Hill. WILDWOOD CATHOLIC GOES VISITING FORENSIC CLUB Mr. Frank Feraco, moderator of our Forensic Club, generously gives of his time and his talents to make debating an outstanding and popular extra curricu- lar activity at Wildwood Catholic. Danny McNichol strikes a typical pose” while delivering an original speech at one of the weekly rounds of the Camden Diocesan Forensic League. Danny McNichol, Eddie Reilly, Mike Herron, I.eroy Touchton, Joe Carusi, and A! Carusi set off for a scrimmage of wits” with debators from the various high schools in the Camden diocese. 42 Sammy DeGenova is rapt in thought as he prepares a rebuttal that will force the opposition to concede the victory to Wildwood Catholic. ■ Mr. Frank Matrangola, owner-manager of local radio station WCMC, adjusts the tape recorder as Anne Haffcrt records her Voice of Democracy” essay before submitting it to the county judging committee. Chief engineer Carlton Owens explains the technique to be used by the students as they prepare to take over” as- announcer and as disc jockey for their Tuesday afternoon pro- gram. Radio Club members, left to right: Carol Burg, Elsie Ann Onorato, Daniel McNichol, Samuel DeGenova, and Mar- garet Mary Mulzet, do some last minute checking of rec- ords and of script before going on the air for the weekly Wildwood Catholic” half-hour over WCMC. RADIO CLUB It is retreat time and the girls assemble for one of Father William Keeley’s enlightening talks. Father William Keelcy, O.S.F.S., retreat master for the girls, displays some of the warmth and kindliness which marked his confer- ences. The hush of the chapel provides the perfect setting for concentrated prayer as these retreat-minded girls walk the Way of the Cross and speak with Christ. t m RETREAT Father Vincent Kenny speaks to the boys at a con- ference during the annual retreat. Father Vincent Kenny, O.S.F.S., who conducted the boys’ retreat, pauses in his preparation for the next conference to smile for the photographer. Father Vincent Kenny closes the annual retreat with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. As Father raises the monstrance the faculty and the students bow their heads to receive Christ’s blessing. In the free time between retreat exercises the students gather in the chapel to talk things over with God. 45 Monsignor M. Augustine Crine, Father Augustine Seidenburg, and members of the Sodality pose with the queen and her court beside our Lady's shrine. MAY PROCESSION A crown for Our Queen! Marion Wilson presents the Queen of Heaven with a garland of flowers. The newly received members of Our Lady's Sodality kiss the insignia of their Queen, her Miraculous Medal, as Monsignor Crinc bestows it upon them. COMMUNION BREAKFAST Before the Alumni Communion Breakfast, Monsignor Crine and Sister Paul Mary, moderator, chat with Alumni members: Helen Schlosser, Robert Scully, and Gerald Clothier. Zaberer’s restaurant becomes the setting for the initiation of the class of 1959 into the Wildwood Catholic Alumi Association. Monsignor Crinc welcomes the new members and asks their support in the various alumni enterprises. Present officers of Wildwood Catholic’s Alumni Associa- tion pose with Monsignor Augustine Crine. They are, left to right: Mrs. Roy Vcrsaggi, vice - president; Monsignor Crine, William Donahue, president; Judith Tague, treasurer; Barbara Heider, secretary. VARSITY Robert Sule Mr. Frank MeAlarnen Coach Gabe Corchiani Oliver Coleman Edward Griffin In this game with St. Joseph’s Cam- den Eddie Griffin (8) and Bob Sulc (9) of Wildwood Catholic display that true Crusader spirit which en- abled our team to capture the South Jersey Championship. Mr. McAlarnen explains an intricate play to Frank Yarrish, Bill Leahy, Ollie Coleman, Tim McWilliams, Gabie Corchiani, and Eddie Griffin. Standing, left to right: Coach Frank McAlarnen, Manager Joel Kavanaugh, James Curran, Robert Sule, William Coleman, James McCracken, John Lue, Patrick Garrity, and Mcnsignor Crine. Kneeling, left to right: Edward Griffin, Joseph Bowman, Oliver Coleman, Gabriel Corchiani, and Timothy McWilliams. Gabc Corchiani. driving in for a lay-up, succeeds in spile of Bishop Eustace Wildwood Catholic's loyal supporters register shock” players’ attempt to block the 6hot, while Eddie Griffin secures his position as the opposing team makes another” basket, for a rebound. Nancy Piccirilli, captain of the varsity cheer- leaders, and Carol Peters, captain of the junior varsity cheerleaders, practice new cheers for Wildwood Catholic’s next victory. I What a tangle! Crusaders fight for possession of the ball as Ollie Coleman, number 34, comes to their aid. - Wildwood Catholic scores another run as Joseph Linneman is declared safe at home. Gabe Corchiani of Wildwood Catholic connects for a two-bagger in the scrimmage with Wildwood High. Standing, left to right: Coach Frank McAlarnen, William Garrity, Timothy McWilliams, Joseph Salfi, Edward Reed, Joseph Reed, Mel Atwood, Charles Harvey, John Lue, Frank Grinnon. Kneeling, left to right: Joseph Bowman, Vic Haubcr, Joseph Linneman, James Curran, Gabe Corchiani, Frank Salfi, Oliver Coleman, and Albert Carusi. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADERS Varsity cheerleaders op bleachers, top to bottom: Mary Frances Girard, Patrica O'Donnell, Mary Frances Deets, Donna Meyer, Nancy Piccirilli, Marie DiSilvestro. J.V. cheerleaders, top to bottom: Barbara Corchiani, Carol Peters, Rita McAlarnen, Rita Cullen, Joann Carano, Susan Coyle, and ’’Tiny Tim.” Top Ron, left to right: Elsie Ann Onorato, Christine Tobin, Patricia Doyle, Phyllis Marchione, Dolores Morelli, Nancy Cowan, Miriam laggard, Margaret Mary Mulzet. Bottom Row, left to right: Roseanne Bimbo, Sharon Rice, Carol Bertram, Frances Blong, Mary Ann Birch, Mary Haflin, Barbara Cassaboon. Kathleen Murphy and Mary Ann Onorato reach fran- tically for a decisive rebound! Wildwood Catholic Varsity battles the alumni members who were former players on Wildwood Catholic’s team. Wildwood Catholic varsity cheer- leaders calm down long enough to pose for a picture with their mascot Tiny Tim.” Roseann Bimbo steps in to claim a rebound for Wildwood Catholic in the game with Sacred Heart, Vine- land. LORETTA D. ANDRUZZA 607 Ocean Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Student Council 4, Cru- sader 3, Glee Club 3,4, Mellowtones 3. Nickname: Loretta . . . Saying: How about that ’ . . . Ambition: Legal Secretary. SHEILA M. BELSITO 136 W. First Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Student Council 1,3,4, Annscript, Crusader 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mellowtones 3, Basketball Varsity 2,3. Nickname: Scbla . . . Saying: Oh, rats! . . . Ambition: Secretary. ROBERT W. BLACK 509 W. Maple Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Student Council 3, Glee Club 2,3,4, Mellowtones 3, Science Club 2,3,4, Radio Club 3, Cafeteria Aide 3,4, Prom Committee 3, Base- ball 3. Nickname: Oscar . . . Saying: You’re out of your mind” . . . Am- bition: Newspaper Printer. FRANCES M. BLONG 123 W. Glenwood Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Sodality 3,4, Annscript, Crusader 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mellowtones 3, Senior Play, Science Club 2, Radio Club 3, Chapel Aide 2,3,4. Nickname: Franny . . . Saying: Vite . . . Ambition: Teacher. MARY LOU BOGUSHEFSKY 308 Franklin St. Woodbine, N. J. Parish: St. Casmir Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mellow- tones 3, Science Club 2, Cafeteria Aide 2,3,4, Stationery Aide 2,3. Nick- name: Bugo . . . Saying: So what! . . . Ambition: Secretary. THE GRADUATES 56 ALBERT J. CARUSI 117 E. Orchid Rd. Wildwood Crest, N. J. Parifh: St. Ann's Activities: Sodality 4, Annscript, Glee Club 4, Senior Play, Science Club 2,3,4, Debating Club 4, Baseball 3,4. Nickname: Alley-o . . . Saying: Great!” . . . Ambition: Navy. JOSEPH J. CARUSI 300 E. Palm Rd. Wildwood Crest, N. J. Parish: Si. Ann's Activities: Annscript, Glee Club 4, Mellowtones 4, Senior Play, Science Club 2,3,4. Nickname: Joe . . . Say- ing: Guess so” . . . Ambition: En- gineer (Civil). MARYANN F. CAVALIER 307 E. Maple Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Student Council 4, So- dality 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mellow- toncs 4, Chapel Aide 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, Basketball Varsity 2,3,4. Nickname: Bubbles . . . Saying: Take gas” . . . Ambition: College. MARIE E. CHEESMAN Jackson Ave. Woodbine, N. J. Parish: St. Casmir's Activities: Annscript, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Mellowtones 3, Senior Play, Sci- ence Club 2, Cafeteria Aide 4, Prom Committee 3. Nickname: Cheesecake . . . Saying: Woops!” . . . Ambition: Nurse. FRANK E. CLUNN 109 W. Poplar Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Glee Club 3,4, Senior Play, Science Club 4, Radio Club 3. Nick- name: Flattop . . . Saying: Good Shot” . . . Ambition: Teacher. OF THE CLASS OF 1959 57 THE GRADUATES OLIVER J. COLEMAN 205 W. Roberts Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Annscript, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Mellowtones 3, Science Club 2,3,4, Basketball: J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3,4, Baseball 3,4. Nickname: King . . . Saying: What you say?” . . . Ambi- tion: Plumber. GABRIEL H. CORCHIANI 5600 Atlantic Ave. Wildwood Crest, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Student Council 3,4, Cru- sader 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mellow- tones 4, Senior Play, Science Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Basketball: Var- sity 2,3,4, Baseball 3,4. Nickname: Milktruck . . . Saying: 1 11 get my boys after you!” . . . Ambition: Teacher. PATRICIA T. COX 125 W. 12th St. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Annscript, Crusader 4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Mellowtones 3, Sen- ior Play, Prom Committee 4, Basket- ball Varsity 2,3,4. Nickname: Pat . . . Saying: I wonder where Joey is?” . . . Ambition: Private Secretary. PAUL J. CULLEN 202 W. Pine Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Crusader 3, Glee Club 3,4, Mellowtones 3,4, Senior Play, Radio Club 3. Nickname: Cults . . . Say- ing: Oh, Brother” . . . Ambition: Teacher. JAMES S. CURRAN 116 W. Sweet-Briar Rd. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4, Mellow- tones 3, Senior Play, Science Club 4, Baseball 3,4, Basketball, Varsity 4. Nickname: Monk . . . Saying: Smart Play!” . . . Ambition: Engineer. 58 OF THE CLASS OF 1959 JO-ANN M. DEETS 505 W. Pine Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Nick- name: Swan . . . Saying: They said it couldn't be done . . . Ambition: Private Secretary. ROBERT E. DELINSKI 221 E. 14th Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Glee Club 3,4, Senior Play, Cafeteria Aide 4. Nickname: Bob . . . Saying: Boo! . . . Ambition: Airman. SAMUEL L. DE GENOVA 133 Mechanic St. Cape May Court House, N. J. Parish: Our Lady of the Angels Activities: Student Council 2, Sodal- ity 3, Glee Club 2,3,4, One Act Play 3, Science Club 3,4. Debating Club 3,4, Radio Club 3. Nickname: Sammy . . . Saying: I disagree ’ . . . Ambition: Priest. JOSEPH V. DI MAURO 6th St. and New York Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Student Council 2, Sodal- ity 3,4, Crusader 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mellowtones 3,4, Senior Play, Science Club 2,4, Radio Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Basketball Manager 2. Nickname: Curly . . . Saying: I’ll tell you later . . . Ambition: Adver- tising. HARRY J. DI SILVESTRO 165 W. Hand Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4, Mellow- tones 3, Senior Play, One Act Play 1, Science Club 2,3,4, Radio Club 3. Nickname: Otts . . . Saying: What’s happening?” . . . Ambition: Navy. 59 WILLIAM J. EELLS 9108 Third Avc. Stone Harbor, N. J. Parish: St. Paul's Activities: Crusader 4, Glee Club 4, Mcllowtones 3, Senior Play, Science Club 4, Baseball. Nickname: Eelsic . . . Saying: Details! Always De- tails! . . . Ambition: Physicist. CLAIRE M. FATH 108 E. Glen wood Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Sodality 3,4, Crusader 2,3, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mcllowtones 3, Senior Play, One Act Play 3, Science Club 2, Radio Club 3, Cafeteria Aide 2,3,4, Chapel Aide 2,3,4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Basketball Varsity 3,4, J.V. 2, Cheerleader 1,2. Nickname: Grass- hopper . . . Saying: Tough! . . . Ambition: Teacher. KATHERINE M. FILACHEK 612 Jackson Ave. Woodbine, N. J. Parish: St. Casmir's Activities: Stationery Aide 1,2,3, So- dality 3,4, Annscript, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Mcllowtones, Senior Play, Science Club 2, Cafeteria Aide 4. Nickname: Kathy . . . Saying: Oh! Yes . . . Ambition: Nurse. JAMES A. FIOCCA 327 E. Maple Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Crusader 3, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Senior Play, Science Club 2,3,4, Radio Club 3. Nickname: Jim . . . Saying: Let’s tool, daddy-o . . . Ambition: Biologist. DIANE M. FORGERON Sea Grove Ave. Cape May Point, N. J. Parish: Our Lady Star of the Sea Activities: Annscript, Crusader 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mellowtones 3, Senior Play, Cafeteria Aide 2,3, Bas- ketball Varsity 3. Nickname: Di . . . Saying: That drives me out of my mind” . . . Ambition: Business man- ager. THE GRADUATES 60 JAMES V. GODDARD 8404 Pacific Ave. Wildwood Crest, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Student Council 1,2,3,4, Sodality 3,4, Annscript, Crusader 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Senior Play, Sci- ence Club 2,3,4, Radio Club 3, Prom Committee 3. Nickname: Jim . . . Saying: Where’s Pat? . . . Ambi- tion: Teacher. EDWARD P. GRIFFIN 206 Ocean St. Cape May, N. J. Parish: Our Lady Star of the Sea Activities: Student Council 2, Cru- sader 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Mellowtones 3, Science Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Basketball: Varsity 3,4, J.V. 1,2. Nickname: Eddie . . . Saying: Oh, anything! . . . Ambition: Certified Public Accountant. ANNE LOUISE C. HAFFERT 5006 Marine PI. Sea Isle City, N. J. Parish: St. Joseph’s Activities: Student Council 3, Sodal- ity 4, Annscript (Editor-in-Chief), Ctusader 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mel- lowtoncs 3,4, Senior Play, Cafeteria Aide 2,3, Cheerleading 2,3. Nick- name: Nancy Lou . . . Saying: That’s fabulous! . . . Ambition: Nurse. JOHN W. HARKINS 500 Virginia Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Crusader 4, Glee Club 4, Science Club 2,4, Cafeteria Aide 4, Prom Committee 3. Nickname: Ootic . . . Saying: Let’s run the black Pontiac, Frank . . . Ambition: Cleri- cal Teacher. THOMAS R. HARTMAN 105 E. St. John’s Ave. Villas, N. J. Parish: St. Raymond’s Activities: Glee Club 4, Senior Play, Science Club 2,4. Nickname: Tom . . . Saying: Are you kiddin’! . . . Ambition: Builder. OF THE CLASS OF 1959 61 THE GRADUATES GRACE M. HOAG 1507 Ocean Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Annscript, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Mellowtones 3, Senior Play, One Act Play 3, Cafeteria Aide 4. Nick- name: Scottie . . . Saying: Oh, good grief! . . . Ambition: Secretary. MARIANNE JANSSEN 118-106th St. Stone Harbor, N. J. Parish: St. Paul’s Activities: Glee Club 4, Science Club 4. Nickname: Maryann . . . Saying: Oh my! . . . Ambition: Pharma- cist. JACQUELINE M. JONES 448 Rio Grande Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Sodality 3, Crusader 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Annscript, Mellow- tones 3, Library Aide 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Basketball Varsity 3, Radio Club 3. Nickname: J. J. . . . Saying: Wake up and live! . . . Ambition: Beautician. JOEL R. KAVANAUGH 500 Glenwood Ave. W. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Crusader 3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Mellowtones 3, Senior Play, Science Club 2,4, Radio Club 3, Bas- ketball Varsity Manager 3,4. Nick- name: Rebel . . . Saying: That’s tough! . . . Ambition: Army Intelli- gence Officer. LOUIS J. LAMANNA 4420 Pork Rd. Sea Isle City, N. J. Parish: St. Joseph’s Activities: Crusader 3,4, Glee Club 4, Mellowtones 3, Science Club 4. Nick- name: Lucifer . . . Saying: What, me worry? . . . Ambition: Lawyer. 62 OF THE CLASS OF 1959 DAVID E. LENNON 309 99th St. Stone Harbor, N. J. Parish: St. Paul's Activities: Crusader 3, Glee Club 4, Senior Play, Science Club 4. Nick- name: Pops . . . Saying: Downshift” . . . Ambition: Physicist. JOSEPH C. LINNEMAN 105 E. Hand Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Annscript, Glee Club 2,3,4, Senior Play, Science Club 4, Cafe- teria Aide 4, Baseball 3,4. Nickname: Library . . . Saying: That’s pretty casual” . . . Ambition: Lawyer. DOROTHY M. LOGAN 5009 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Student Council 1, Ann- script, Crusader 3,4, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Mellowtoncs 3, Senior Play, Sci- ence Club 2, Cafeteria Aide 4. Nick- name: Dottie . . . Saying: Oh good- ness” . . . Ambition: Medical Techni- cian. FRANCES M. MAGUIRE 421 W. Taylor Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St• Ann’s Activities: Annscript, Crusader 3, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mellowtones 3, Senior Play, Science Club 3. Nick- name: Frannie . . . Saying: It’s a riot” . . . Ambition: Dietitian. WILLIAM J. MARKEE 120 E. Second Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mellow- tones 4, Senior Play, One Act Play 2, Science Club 2,4, Radio Club 3. Nickname: Bill . . . Saying: Take five” . . . Ambition: Artist. 63 ELIZABETH A. McALARNEN 506 E. 10th Avp. N. Wildnood, N. J. Perish: St. Ann's Activities: Crusader 5,4, Glee Club 1,2,5,4. Meilowtones 5,4, Senior Play, Cafeteria Aide 4. Nickname: Bessie Bettlc Hopper . . . Saying: Oh fish!” . . . Ambition: Teacher. REGINA M. McANANEY 205 Central Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann s Activities: Glee Club 1,2,5,4. Nick- name: Jeanne . . . Saying: So, what, bring it anyhow . . . Ambition: Secretary. james j. McCracken 124 W. 15th Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Student Council 1,4, Ann- script, Crusader 5,4, Glee Club 5,4, Science Club 4. Radio Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Basketball: Varsity 4 J.V. 3. Nickname: Jim . . . Saying: Where’s Ril?” . . . Ambition: Physi- cist. WINIFRED M. MCDONALD 108 W. Wisteria Rd. Wildwood Crest, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Annscript, Crusader 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Meilowtones 3,4, Senior Play, Science Club 2. Nick- name: Winnie . . . Saying: Oh, honestly! . . . Ambition: Teacher. CYNTHIA M. McDUELL 302 Philadelphia Ave. Cape May, N. J. Parish: Our Lady Star of the Sea Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball Varsity 3. Nickname: Cy . . . Saying: Coming over tonight!” . . . Ambition: Secretary. THE GRADUATES 64 DANIEL J. McNICHOL 6205 Park Blvd. Wildwood Crest, N. J. Parish: St. Inn's Activities: Annscript, Crusader 5, Glee Club 4, Senior Play, Debating Club 5,4. Nickname: Porky . . . Say- ing: That kills me! . . . Ambition: Lawyer. KURT C. MERKLING 703 W. Spruce Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Glee Club 4, Science Club 2,3,4, Cafeteria Aide 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Visual Aide 2,3,4. Nick- name: Merk . . . Saying: Whatja got under the hood? . . . Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. IRENE A. MEYER 1105 Central Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Sodality 4, Annscript, Crusader 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mel- lowtones 3,4, Senior Play, Cafeteria Aide 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3. Nick- name: Rene . . . Saying: What did you say? . . . Ambition: Nurse. ALFRED P. MULZET 3007 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Annscript, Crusader 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mcllowtones 3, Senior Play, Science Club 3,4, De- bating Club 3, Cafeteria Aide 4, Bas- ketball J.V. and Varsity Manager 2,3,4. Nickname: AI . . . Saying: ”1 don’t know” . . . Ambition: En- gineer. KATHLEEN M. MURPHY 139 43rd St. Sea Isle City, N. J. Parish: St. Joseph's Activities: Sodality 3, Crusader 3,4, Mellowtoncs 3, Senior Play, Radio Club 3, Cafeteria Aide 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Basketball 2,3,4. Nickname: Bing . . . Saying: I’m only kidding” . . . Ambition: Court Stenographer. OF THE CLASS OF 1959 65 THE GRADUATES EDWIN J. NESBITT 215 E. Stockton Rd. Wildwood Crest, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Glee Club 4, Mcllowtones 4, Science Club 4. Nickname: Eddie . . . Saying: What’s up?” . . . Am- bition: Businessman. ELIZABETH A. OETTEL 26 E. Wilde Ave. Villas, N. J. Parish: St. Raymond’s Activities: Annscript, Crusader 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Senior Play, Science Club 2, Cafeteria Aide 4. Nickname: Beth . . . Saying: It figures” . . . Ambition: Secretary. MARY ANN R. ONORATO 245 E. Cedar Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Sodality 3, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Mellowtoncs 3, Prom Committee 3, Basketball: Varsity 3,4, J.V. 2. Nickname: Horsey . . . Saying Sh” . . . Ambition: Laboratory Techni- cian. NANCY T. PICCIRILLI 154 W. Hand Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Annscript, Crusader 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mellowtoncs 3, Cheerleading 1,2,3,4. Nickname: Nan . . . Saying: Wake up and live” . . . Ambition: Teacher. JAMES M. QUINN 241 - 37th St. Avalon, N. J. Parish: St. Paul’s Activities: Student Council 2,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mellowtoncs 3,4, Senior Play, Science Club 2,4, Radio Club 3. Nickname: Quinny . . . Saying: Save your confederate money” . . . Ambition: Accountant. 66 OF THE CLASS OF 1959 JOSEPH P. READ 113 E. Heather Rd. Wildwood Crest, N. J. Parish: St. Ann s Activities: Glee Club 4, Baseball 3,4. Nickname: Count . . . Saying: What's happening?” . . . Ambition: Business- man. NINA M. RECUPERO 102 E. 5th Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann's Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Senior Play, Basketball Varsity 1,2,4. Nick- name: Hoagic . . . Saying: Say, that's it” . . . Ambition: Beautician. EDWARD J. REILLY, JR. 101 Railroad Ave. Rio Grande, N. J. Parish: St. Raymond’s Activities: Student Council 2,3,4 (School President), Sodality 4, Ann- script, Crusader 3,4 (Editor-in-Chief), Glee Club 3,4, Mellowtones 3, Senior Play, Science Club 2,4, Radio Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Debating Club 4. Nickname: Rile . . . Saying: Yo, Crack” . . . Ambition: Journalist. FRANK P. ROBB 4477 Venician Rd. Sea Isle City, N. J. Parish: St. Joseph's Activities: Crusader 4, Glee Club 4, Science Club 4. Nickname: Frank . . . Saying: Let’s try your Chevy, John!” . . . Ambition: Dentist. CAROL A. ROURKE R.D. 1, Shore Rd. Cape May Court House Parish: Our Lady of the Angels Activities: Sodality 3,4, Crusader 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Senior Play, Bas- ketball Varsity 1,2,3. Nickname: Fever . . . Saying: I’ll bite, who?” . . . Ambition: Teacher. 67 FRANCIS J. SALFI 306 Washington Ave. Woodbine, N. J. Parish: St. Casntir’s Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4, Senior Play, Science Club 2,4, Baseball 3. Nickname: Frank . . . Saying: Wanta shoot some pool, Willie?” . . . Am- bition: Scientist. RICHARD H. STARTARE 100 E. Taylor Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Glee Club 1,2,4, Mellow- tones 4, Science Club 4, Radio Club 3. Nickname: Satch . . . Saying: Let’s hear it” , . . Ambition: Business- man. GRACE E. ST. JOHN 529 Bank St. Cape May, N. J. Parish: Our Lady Star of the Sea Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Cafe- teria Aide 1,2,3. Nickname: Gracie . . . Saying: Oh, Goodness!” . . . Ambition: Teacher. ROBERT C. SULE 506 Jackson Ave. Woodbine, N. J. Parish: St. Casmir’s Activities: Student Council 2,4, Cru- sader 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Mellowtoncs 3, Science Club 4, Basketball: J.V. 1,2,3, Varsity 4. Nickname: Bob . . . Saying: Wha-cha-call-it?” . . . Ambi- tion: Electrical Engineer. MARTHA E. TAFEL 2800 Ocean Dr. Avalon, N. J. Parish: St. Paul’s Activities: Annscript, Crusader 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mellowtones 3,4, Senior Play. Nickname: Marth . . . Saying: Honestly” . . . Ambition: Teacher. THE GRADUATES 68 DANIEL J. TARSI 120 E. 19th Avc. N. Wildwood, N. J. Parish: St. Ann’s Activities: Annscript, Crusader 4, Glee Club 4, Mellowtoncs 3, Senior Play, Science Club 4. Nickname: Tars . . . Saying: O.K. John, you’ve had it” . . . Ambition: Barber. LEROY D. TOUCHTON 130 Mechanic St. Cape May Court House, N. J. Parish: Our Lady of the Angels Activities: Glee Club 4, Mellowtoncs 4, Senior Play, Science Club 4, De- bating Club 4. Nickname: Von . . . Saying: 'That’s really nice” . . . Am- bition: Doctor. MARION E. WILSON 316 Jefferson St. Cape May, N. J. Parish: Our Lady Star of the Sea Activities: Sodality 3,4, Crusader 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Senior Play, One Act Play 1, Science Club 2, Basketball Varsity 4. Nickname: Willie . . . Saying: ”Oh my word!” . . . Ambi- tion: Secretary. FRANK S. YARRISH, JR. 612 Lincoln Ave. Woodbine, N. J. Parish: St. Casmir’s Activities: Student Council 4, Ann- script, Crusader 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Mellowtoncs 3, Science Club 4, Bas- ketball: Varsity 3, J.V. 1,2,3. Nick- name: Jughead . . . Saying: How about that” . . . Ambition: Account- ant. OF THE CLASS OF 1959 69 PLEASE SIGN MY YEARBOOK PLEASE SIGN MY YEARBOOK