Xavier High School - Xavier Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1956 volume:

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L - , 5 f ,A - I95 UHHHIH PUEHISHED BY THF STUDFNT BODY OF XAVIER HIGH SCHCDOL, NFW YORK, N. Y MD l956 the lgnatlan Year marks the 400th anm versary of the death of St Ignatius Loyola After almost half has Ilfe was spent he saw wuth forceful realrzatuon the true goal of human lnfe and dedicated hnmself to :ts fulfilment with a zeal that more than made for the years he felt had been wasted Llttle wonder It IS then that In has wrltlngs and on has Iups were constantly found the words Ad Malorem Den Glornam For the Greater Glory of God a brief phrase that sums up has In e ln our dolly luves the spmt of A M D G ns found an the Mormng Oftermg In rt we consecrate our prayers works loys and sut fermgs our tests homework actrvutues for God s glory A. . . C. I I I I UP , , I I I - I 1 1 1 , contents FACULTY 82 NIO 2267 NDERCLASSMEN 6893 EGIMENTALS 94101 IV A Lerl 4122156 S E R SM . A ., 4 , - R A ,, A ., ,. ..,A ....,,..,., .,....,, ,,. - RELIGIOUSA. AA .., . ...,.. . ,,,, ,, ..,., ., .,,AAA,.. ,......102-111 ACT ITIESW ..,,..,.1l2-131 Q52 T H C S ,A, ,,, , , .A. .,,.,..,.,,.,...... . . AAA ..,,.,,..,.., - DcdiisdlimltutIufTu1i luis FTEN it is said of people that no sacrifice is performed without some expected reward. What can bc thc reward of these thirteen dedicated mcn who have spent over a decade in training men ol Xavier? Fame and fortune are hardly tltoir compensation, but rather devotion and un- cxpressable gratitude on the part of each boy marks their prize. The years roll on and more students are prepared to face the troublcs and problems ofthe world, both in a spiritual capacity and on an intellectual basis. The nights of seemingly outrageous homework assignments and evcn the tours in Guard House go only towards their plans for our personal gain and ncccssary training. ln the years to come, we shall loolr back with thankfulness and cherish their memory. Jornes Nash Michael J O Donnell 29 years 47 YGUVS Everett A Higgins John J. Delaney 33 years 26 years ZLQUA 4 .gnzg...1 ' 'n mg - X 7? 5 1,15 -W ,. xx ,sf if Q 4 f s ,EY Poi? N , Q K ! ki 4 ,z Q. z 1, ,. ? , ,Q Mx A 5 I f 1 , 12 i 3:-af. -a 1 ' R ' J' ' ' 21- 1 f ,wp ' -:eg .J 'WA vfsffa -K f M , , R t 'Nb WD VA ' .i .y ,J ', ,Q .f . M An ,gig 13. Q3 W ,, , 525 .i E 4 , ? 41 i-S 1 x W A Q9 ..,. .1 3 X ,, gv Q ,,.., W , 4 k Vi ,f A --NR fb 714, f Q v 2 J' u 4 ix 7 CIMDG. 'ff' I L'5Qx Y ILT CU IFA ff .IU Ill! mv.. wi, D050 llilli flllii IIC ff 3 if 2 Z e Q i 2 rj. A V 3 3 f E I 2 i I! 'z 5 yn F' 8 gg F f H ,SR Q Q ,, A Bv- x - . J , ' 1 -0'-nun-g 'ws li' 'g . i s ' it 1. 4. i- , ,-'tha ng' 3' 2 I 5 ...,v I 5 Q . I . O I 1' e r l 2 QL ' ,gaw MF, 4 .,,,L W, JL . Y, . igiigg Yi., N 'Q1'Vifft if iw.- RS- -if Reverend Micl1c1e1J. Costellcif STJ ,A V xi., J' Rector fx f ' X . I K X I X N, . , 1 K 1 1 -I -, . , ,V Q K X XI X N X f x J K J A , I , . X x X K N rf r , , ' 4 . x. X X! 1 W, , A Y' V 'xi' -X, 3' .' f X xx fz.f.f7ff - . V V A--,1 ' 4120257 , 'ffgfgg T , , .W f' ,115 2' 'f iff 52 K ,, Reverend Vincent J. McGroil, S.J. Headmaster Reverend Charles W. Lehmkuhl, S.J. Reverend Gerard F. Knoepfel, SJ Prefecf of Discipline Sfudenf Counselor 'SL 12 Reverend John D. Reogen, SJ. Moderator of Athletics nv, QD .,,.,,.a- A I, x 5 t R. I Mcjor Chorles Wesolowsky, U.S.A P. M. S. and T. I D41 4.-N Besuyetotearn ettttreiacts 'M 3 ThamasJ Bray AB Malhemnllrs Er-vglrsh Speech 'GR v Donnell Corey S lcmn Mafhernalrcs Sons of Xovrer 'fx Joseph R Caruso M lrslory French Glee Club v Anthony DeMarua SJ Rellgvon Sophomore Sodalrf ml Delaney MA lwlrn Mafhenwailcs J epb E De no M Sgt Ruchardl Dow: U S A Peglsirar German Mllllary Scrence UVUS 5- 4? iii, '15, Y ard E Doye Lahn Greek Ass! Moderator ol ehc J V Baslre ball Baseball Cheerleaders Dramchcs Matthew G Flood SJ Carman Bond and Bugle Corps Moderator www 1 I C Thomas P Green SJ Physics Xavler Cy John K Fmnegon MS Malhemahcs John Fisher W O U S A e Band lnsyruclor Rev Raymond E Glbson SJ Ass! Prefer! of Drsrprne Thomas D Guerin SJ Lahn Greek Drorwcrfcs ff! ff'-W V, Sql Donald Jacques USA Mrlnlary Scrence v Jhn P Jones S Lalm Englnsh Relngron Latin Sight L1 'aio ,jln ,. John W Healey SJ Lahn Englnsh Speech Speakers Guild Evereit A Hlggrns AB B Malhemolrcs 14.263 95. 351. 1 Rev Th0mcsL Hesslon SJ Lawn Englrsh Scholarshrp Program Rev John M Jacobs SJ Treasurer Anthony P Karpowscz BS Hvslory Heallh and Physvcal Educalron Basketball Baseball Ass! Football Coach i Sv 18 li. Rev James F Kelly SJ lann Englrsh Speech Faihers Club Book Store QF- 'Q H Theodore lefneslu Bursar ev ThomasL Matthews SJ Lafvn Press Club 70 ilti 41? EdwardJ Kelly SJ rmav English Freshman Baslcevball Joseph F Monhenmer BSS Hfsfory Alan J McCarlhy SJ Chemrsfry Englrsh Speech Evening Parade 3 '1- Rev Edward L McDevlfl SJ Physlc 5.4 ff John F McGIynn AB Hrsrory French Nr-V Edward J McMahon SJ Latin Engnsh History Speech Sanctuary Society Semor S daflfy Gfee Club 4'5- Francus P Morgan MA Lawn Enghsh Speech James H Nash M Mafhemancs 'ig Rev James T Mullugan SJ Rellgron Qes Jo eph W O Donovan SJ Muchoel J O Donneli A B ann Englrsh Freshman Marhemahcs dalny Track and Cross Country new 11 , A , '- ' J IMTQZQIZ C iv J., , , .. ,, :J 1 1. 'if LV' fix' I -A 'nac- f 3 ' fi? ii .. - .Q . ., C.-2 Rev Joseph R OMorc SJ Sgt Mnchoel Rand USA French Mllntary Sclence Rnfle Team 1 Leo F Pcqunn AB Ret' Jvhf' D Recgen SJ Lahn English Health and Phys: ca Education Drrector f l I Chemlslry Modemlor O Alh encs Athletics Varsrty Football Coach Wullnclm J Reedy Il'1 Hvstory Englsh Speech -----......,,. Hg,-ry P Rlgondq MA Sgt Hcrold E Rlgdon USA Huyofy Engtfgh Malltcry Sclence mai- -gf, , 527, . . , . . 'LX l I . , . l ' , ' 0 , . . , 1 . fg ' 'L - ,, X I av - . 5 . J' . B.S, ' Ed. . ,. , , HE V , , ,.,fAl S V ' 4 U Q , A f ,J V V ' . ,L - f -1,-ggi, 4, H. .1 James F. Scoii, AB. Hisfory, English ,fx Edward V. Slevens, SJ. Lawn, English, Speech, Debo gable . I 1 7 A IQ? i' lr A15 1 Q W fi' , N x to Edwin V. Rogo, M.A, German Francis V. Rooney, SJ. Lofin, Mafhemalics, Chess Club, Tennis, Assv. Moderator of Rifle Team Rev. Joseph J. Rooney, SJ. Laiin, Religion Q -Av X ' o ,I .F : . , F ., 0 ', Y 1 Q I Q Linda Salvali, A.B, Library Science, Librarian Mis: Katherine Gibbons. 3 'f 'bw' , .A , .J-:X , Rev. Vincent A, Taylor, SJ, William P, Thompson, AB, Mathematics, Scholarshfp Pro gram Latin, English, Religion, Mothers' Club Gerard J. Werckle, A.B., LLB., B.L.S. Latin, En glish, Speech Rev. Joseph T, Watson, S.J. Physics, Photo Staff Major Charles L. Wesolowsky, U.S.A. Military Science SECRETARIAL STAFF. Ann Harkins, Bettina Duncan, Therese Donovcn. enab- i Rev. John F. Yates, SJ. Latin, English, Review 4 CIMDG MAJ I 25 :Sits S UR SIENH fz +4 VW , ! ,... 'is ,1 f E nun? 1 f' gh '20 f '54 JK 5'1- 4 if-.Q X Z - , -WWW, X K. 5, W 2 ff . ', J .f , X731 11? 5 Z ,M ., IM' G ., , id, 4 . fav ' 'fix J 5 1 . n ,.,. - . Q 1 92 A , f 0 x X, ' Q ., n- ' X 3 ,Jr . ,, . 7 . 0 9 r 1 SK f it ' Q - I I 1 X The Class of '56 T was only four years ago that a new group of eager freshmen made their way through the door under the big stone steps into the lower level of Xavier High. There was, however, one distinction that marked these boys. They were the Class of '56. The influence of the Class of '56 was soon felt throughout the Freshman and J. V. sports, particularly basketball. Scholastically, the freshmen led the school both in the number of honors and in the results of the Province Exams. The freshman class also had a large number of its members regularly attending the K. B. S. and Guard of Honor masses. On into second year continued the class as the tradition and training of Xavier became an indelible part of each student. Photographers and writers soon came forth and lent their talents to the paper, the magazine and the yearbook. Swimming, debating, and football, all felt the new surge, both in favorable decisions against their opponents and morale within. ln reaching third year, '56 proved no less ambitious and effective in both sports and studies. The re-commencement of the school year saw a change in the office of the headmaster, Fr. McGrail, S.J., taking the place of Fr. Fagan, S.J. At this stage of progress, '56 was literally chafing at the bit as the names of its members began to become commonplace in the school headlines. Ballplayers, writers, debaters, riflemen and students in general outdid themselves, and eagerly awaited the arrival of Senior Year, their year of rule. Minds impatiently thought of the class rings, the Military Ball, the rank and the recognition which accompanies the success- ful attainment of Senior Year. Towards the end of our Junior year, two of the '56 headliners received command of the next season's football team. It was not, however, the will of God for one part of this duet to continue on in his activities. During the summer, while working at Bear Mountain, Bob Keating was called to his eternal home. Those of us who knew Bob well, or even slightly, realized his potentials. His memory will surely accompany us long after our diplomas have been mounted upon the wall. For the fourth time, '56 enters the threshold of Xavier, only this time to be the Senior class. Years of work and anticipation yielded rewards in buttons, stripes and acknowledgment. Three days of conferences, meditations and spiritual reading marked the Senior Retreat at Gonzaga. Before reaching it, the outlook may have seemed uninteresting. But those days that followed proved to be among the most rewarding and well spent days in our years at Xavier. The months that followed seemed to fly by for the seniors. Thanksgiving Day, the Christmas Review, a new semester, May Day, exams, all swiftly came and went. Then on June l7, we, more than 200 members of the Class of '56, ended our four years as students of Xavier by mounting the stage of the Hotel Astor's Grand Ball- room and rec ' ' our hard-earned diplomas. All in al ur very profitable years, perhaps we are safe in adding, It's been fu , 24 T? COL PETERJ DEVERS Sodalny Prelecf 1 2 3 Vice Prefecl l 2 3 4 Guard of Hon l 2 3 4 Dance Comrmhee 3 4 Class Officer T Foofball 3 J V Baseball 1 V 2 3 4 German Club 2 .lr X Squad Glee Club l 2 3 Pres Tweedy ambman ns lo uve Lnberace lug for a hanrcw fy? LT COL MICHAEL E BUTLER alnyl 2 3 4 Guard al Honor I 2 3 4 Debafe l 2 Varsity Foolball 2 3 4 Bulls lxslens to Rock o Henle rsnt one of his favorlfe authors QV l f liiw Q LT COL JOSEPHJ FRANCHINA LT COL ANTHONYJ BARAGONA alrlyl 2 3 4 Guard ol Honor l 2 3 4 Dance Com mmee 3 Class Omcer T 2 3 Fresh man Basketball .I V 2 V Baseball 2 3 4 Track 3 Srlver Medal l 2 Joe plans to be a psychologust or a teacher holes Yanke fans 7 '11 Z XY AAA, gl alltyl 2 3 Guard of Honor 2 3 4 .I V Foolball Tony IS agasnst hny freshman lakes to drlve enloys Dragnet and us shll considering his vocahon s ambuhon as lo beat Prep NIV! ff N4 CL? 06416 rwmg nt home? 25 9 lf 77 4-I-1 'Vg if MAJOR FRED R ADAME Sodalrty l 2 3 4 Guard ol Hono 3 4 Review Press Club l 2 3 4 Glee 4 Class Officer l 4 Svlver Medal MAJOR EUGENE P FLANNERY alrty I 2 3 Guard ol Honor l 2 3 4 Class Ofllcer Xa Evening Parade l 2 Photography Club l 2 Dance Commrftee 3 4 Freshman Basketball Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 murals l 2 3 4 Gold Medal l has h eye on neenng Freddy Fnsh hobby IS saulung hopes some day to commute to Xavxer by soulboal XXX NJ MAJOR WILLIAM R PIRO AJO PA J A O alltyl 23 llylJ23 uar ol Honor l 2 3 4 Class Officer Gu d ol Honor 3 Bugle Corps .lr X Squa 2 Senior X 4 Da 16' n Base 3 ommander 4 lntramurals 1 ba 4 German Wlntra urals l 3 nds lo enter S Jo n s Uncos p ncupate In sports un es o bossy dome lrslens to Rock hrs spare tnme sugned up at Notre o would luke lo run the school Dame lor the engmee I g course doy peeve n 26 MAJOR DOUGLAS LOGUE alrtyl 2 3 4 Guard of Honor l 2 3 4 Gold Medal 2 3 Swrmm g 3 4 Debotm u an Speakers Guuld 2 3 4 Doug likes doncung and ports so s wosn m Fa r m hon vs to slay rn .lers y MA OR HOWA G 5 V 5 dolrty l 4 Prel t2 315 S d lH I Y 3 e 7 2 3 4 Drama: evrew l 4 Speakers 4 A r l 2 X7 ss Off old Medal l 5 Medal 7 Gerry IS 0 lrlend to ll lCDChcrs ex p '1 cps 'apes to Ol! nd Holy. Cross F Only 17 doys 2 hours ond 50 seconds left PVT VINCENT A ALVlNO olrtyl 2 3 asketball 7 2 Ba 4 In ralsl 2 The Arab lakes tenn s moves and Jackue Gleason college uncertaun but he hopes to be a doctor lakes oymg what do you mean'P SGT ROBERT C AMBROSlNl alttyl 4 2 3 Co murals I Bobs hobby as buuldnng models ovorue saying us w I Inform you physncolly he lst LT ROBERT C AGNITSCH alltyl 2 3 G ard of Honor l 2 3 A Glee ub 2 3 4 German Club 2 Evening Po rode Photo Edrtor 4 Track 2 3 Cross Country 3 Dance Committee 3 4 l tramurals 2 3 Bob enloys sallmg and Jozz Sure you can peeve as L wants to go to Georgetown and study medtcnne lst SGT KENNETH E ASTARITA olfty l 2 K n s going to Fordham to study aw hobby s huntng and cupues h spare tum durung eason Wil AL, 'wx '3' 27 'WG' -agp -.fa , - l Q .' 1 r l ' .R , 3 L I. x . s- T , Sod ' ,,,4,K4BS7,2,3,4, U , , , , Cl 1 - I 1 rl' 1 J ' M +5.i R. R .... 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X A Q X ,SVU 4 L27 .JL . ff f AK! if 'K' SGT DUNCAN A BARRY .s alltyl 2 3 Guard of Honorl 2 3 4 Freshman Basketball 7 .I V 2 Baseball 3 4 Dun: collects baseball pictures reads mystery books and the Danly News lukes to watch hockey favorrte saylng as For crying out tea s hopes to go to St Peters and be a chemucal englneer lst LT ROBERT M BIONDI alrty 4 K B S 4 Guard 0 Honorl 2 3 4 Event g Parade 2 Photo StaFF'l 3 4 Xavrer 2 3 .lunror X Squad 2 Bobs pet peeve ls the subway ngoys photography eatung o d swam mnng lukes to watch football Fr Watson us Bobs lavorlte teacher h hopes to att nd Holy Cro s W'--r 14 , f , Lang M SGT JOSEPH T BASTA alvty 2 4 K uard tHonorl 2 3 4 Band 4 Glee Club 3 Intramurals 7 Rvfle Team 2 Bosco drsllkes Latnn likes Hot Rods dancmg and hnstorucal sto rnes :fe ns hrs fovorute magazme he wants to go to Georgetown and study pre med CAPT FRANCIS X BOES allty l 2 3 Guard ol Honor 2 3 CoEl r Speakers Gurld l 2 3 German 4 Revue ebate T 2 3 4 Drama Clu 2 Golf 3 4 Frank calls Sand Traps hus pet peeve golf readsng and hlslory are ng has tavorlte paslumes Frank t upon Vnllanova for englneerrng 1 Cx 4, , . A g M, fM SGT BENEDICT B BENIGNO 1 2 3 4 Guard ol Hon muras 1 Track 2 s Country 2 3 enny consuders gurls hrs hobby enloys baseball PereNO Mara SJ s Bennys favarlte teacher whll F Taylor us hrs model wb wa-,sf 2nd LT ALFRED R BO SIGNORE Sodalft 4 Guard o orl 2 3 4 I Club 2 Ponce as a peeve If s favorlte pastume n m ry storues a foo ll a M3 a h ten t g t ss and study medlcme If model X sf? 1.711 ll X fvj I' src ANTHONY P sosznsuo amyzx as 234Gua J V Baseball! Bulch hales homework engoys druvmg pool and Jackie Glea son hls falher ns has model and Mr Morgan IS hls favorule teacher us ambrhon mcludes Wes! Pom! and a mnlnlary career SGT JOHN M BURKE ollfyl 2 3 4 K Guard of Honor 1 2 3 4 Slage Crew 4 Freshman Rlfle Team .l V Football 2 Swimming Team 2 3 4 Intramurals Tex enloys Rock n Roll cars hamburgers and gurls P t coo as his regular sa :ng headed for lhe Unlversuty of Texas 151,072 CMM 71 'VW G 2nd LT JAMESJ BROCK Guard ol Honor 2 lnlramurals l 2 nm lnds pe peev lo wasted time Travel baskelball and walchmg football games appeal Ia um N re Dame and unlernallonal business Trade are Jlm s plans ,1- 'Q 'T i-'f ls? LT PETER P BRUNONE l 2 Guard o H 4 lnlramurals 1 Moose conslders English teach ers a peeve lakes to read slorues o scle ce flchon and acl I Caesar s h favorule comedlan Moose wnll be headlng for Wes! Pom! Blackboard Ju ngle 29 Nr M, I, ff' 0. 6 J' ff 1 'ff N, V 5 f 1 ' Q f f was V lf' ff, 'J + ,I J ll 4 K I W ., ,f '-as ' ' t A2 el I ' ' x ' ' . 2 14 W . W .. T T ' 1' ' X ' 1 A Sod ' , 4 . A 1, , , , rd g , , K. B. S. , g f onor l, 2, ol Honor l, 2, 3, df .l, V. Football l, 3, 4. 3, 4: Ffeihffldn Baskefball, -l. V. 2, V- - - - J' f his v e be 31 1 I 2' 3- . rr Q: ' ' f '1 f .,.s'd Sod ' , 1 , 1 . 8.5.1, 2, 3, 4g l li 2, 3, 4. ' ' ' Q l l ' . . . 'lay il l ' ' Y' . . . ls 0 N L2 ll? 0 fl SFC NICHOLAS I BURRIESCI cllty l 2 4 Guard of Honor 1 2 4 Revrew 2 Sons o Xavier 2 3 4 German Club 2 Intramurals l 2 Nnck lakes pool and boxlng reads hustory and adventure stones an accountant holds hrs fath x91 a model CAPT RICHARD M CANONICA alrty l 2 e 2 3 Intramurals! 2 3 Rrchue hates to get up early lrkes to lmker wlth cars and ploy records hopes to go to St Peters nn the Fall and be a bug business man SFC ANDREW J CAMPBELL alrty34KB5234Gucr Honor 2 3 4 Bugle Corps l 2 Intramurals 4 Soup plans to attend the new U S Arr Force Academy come Septem er favorlte sayung No lug Instenn Rock n Roll Par SFC ERNEST A CARABILLO JR Sodalrty 4 Camera Club 2 Photo Sta 2 3 4 Flash hs hobby as photog raphy favorlte saymg Never worry never fear Carabullo soon wnll be here hopes to be a pharma cus 30 SGT MAJOR ANTHCNY J CANGEMI 1 2 3 4 Guard of Hon 4 Sod Rnfle Te 3 Co Capt 4 llkes tlshung and firearms wants to attend St John s Unwer suty nn September h model IS Abraham Lrncoln cs. CAPT STEPHEN E CARNEY Sodalrty l 2 4 Guard of Honor l 2 4 Glee C Press Club 2 3 4 Class Omcerl 2 3 evrew 2 German Club 2 S1 ver Medal 7 Physche lakes parlnes and danc In wants to attend Georgetown and be o doctor of ' .Q ' t X jlfgx L in f f' , I L lf' Q K 8.5. , , , , or ' l, 2, 3, g ality lg ' am l, 2, Bo . . . ' ' ' ' .. . is ' sod' ,,,K.B,Sl,2,3,4, Sod' rd ' 1 , J A 1 of , 1 1 , ,-3, T f h 1 1 I F - ' ' ': r' . . . hopes to enter St. John's and be again . . . likes all sports . . . enjoys ... ' s ' ' to ' ty, . A 1 X - l KLA 1, , l 5 xx T Sod ' , , K. B, S. l, 2, J. V. ' , , 2, Rifl , f , , ,4, ff , , . T ,Q 2,4,K.BS'l,l,', lub2,3,4: V L R E V, , , I , 1, , A g . . . ,UWU ln honor of our athletes WJ SFC JOHN J CASEY Guard of Honor l 2 3 4 Speakers rd I 2 3 er 2 3 4 Clu I 2 3 4 X Squad 2 Class OH' cer 3 Track Manager 2 Football 3 ln tramurals 1 2 3 4 Jack untends to be a lawyer nf CAPT HN S CASKO 3 4 Varsnty Football 2 3 4 Vars Baseball 2 3 4 Varsnty Basketball 2 Bernie pet peeve ns teacher that cant teach has ambltlon IS to be perfect lor a day es going to Holy Cross to study dentnstry Qu- CPL MlCHAEL F CARROLL Sodallty 1 2 Guard of Honor 1 K 3 4 lntram Bug Mnke es knnds sports also llkes to sleep and eat vorrte sayrng as Loan me a dame please wants to attend Manhattan College d b an gmeer CPL BASIL P CASTROVINCI Honor 4 lntramurals l 2 3 4 ase ba 2 V Basketball 4 Basne lnkes basketball s hobby IS model planes ambntnon as to teach a class of teachers favor saving ns am the Bruce hopes to attend Defrost U 'Q- 31 B, S. l, 2, I, I, urals l, 2, l ' ' . . lik all ' of ' 1 . , . fha' -A ' ' : . l , H L L , , x , . . . . 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S, l, 3, 4, Guard ol 1 1 1 i 2, 1 I I 1 1 I HY 1 , , , g B Y Gu'l , , , 4, Xavi l, , , , Glee , , 1 ' , ll , , , b11,: 1 I- 3,4. -- ...hi ' . .I ' ite ,' ,: l qc: . ,, 1 G' i 'W-f E 'l wx 1 K r. , 'K -1 X ff' x lx 1 1 j M WWA! 7 ll 1 MF 1 X, X! ff, j F A, f , . . 1' 4,. ffl I7 ' I f' A fi l,lw ,Il .Mm-JA .' ,X X- fvi SGT WILLIAM A CIOFFERO I 2 3 4 Guard of Hono 2 3 4 Freshman Basketball lnlromu s I Chaco hates gomg to drlll Enloys watchung and parhclpotmg an all sports ambutuon as Io lump off the balcowy durmg assembly wants to go to Fordham an the fall 5 n M SGT RAYMOND E CLYNE olnyl 2 3 Guard of Honarl 2 3 4 Boslrelball V Bas 2 Go Inlramurals l 2 3 Sunny enloys golf Sud Caesar and readmg adventure stones I5 so mg IS Knock ut off on the staurs he vntends to study law ol Notre Dome LEX MEA PFC WILLIAM A COLLINS So alrtjgllf K B S XR l one German Club 2 Ba lc a I 2 lnframuralsl Long Legs s subw et pee w'Fts to e a hor cus and Itend F ewlqys ranslng tropucal Gs a d Iaymg bas ketball l 4 Rrfle Tea I S1 v r da 2 Smuley intends to attend De lrovt and become a chemncal enguneer hates homework ranses tropncal ish as a ho y engoys bowlnng and readmg war stones ag 32 U flvb , ff .I 'AJ ' ,rx In sc1.yKMEs 5 COLE Sodalnyl 3 B S 3 Guar Honor I 2 4 German Club 2 Tennls ln Jum plans to attend Fordham swnmmmg Iennns and Jockne Gleason are tops wrth hum favonle saylng I have not yet begun to fi ht ax- , M SGT FRANK J COLUCCI alvlyl 2 3 Guard lHonor I 2 3 4 Track 2 Cross Counrry 2 3 Gold Medal Frank hopes to go to Fordha tudy law A 1 wwf . W1 I 'N me XXQJYV .1 . 7, A I Ir A . I I 4' K. I I d cf' - .1 , V 'I - 1, 2, 3. 'af hgmumrs 1, 2, 3, lf, , ' is: I D . g . x.s s. , , , , 11, sod ' , , ,4,K B.S.I,2,3,4, - ral Gi, 3, 4. ' 1, 2, 3, 4, 1. . I eL01l 1, , ll 3, . . . ' ' 'l ' I ' ' .. . h . . A ' u. Y. .5 U . . I IX rs I Xvv I Pvr. B51 , . . . x ' . . d ., 2 . , 2, 4i u 1, IK. 'H 5.2, 3, , m 5 le . 0 7 B14 , X 1 G blfj, ,2,3x 1 It - , . 'X,H H., . nng Sys s A ' ' , xx ' 1 fd .' bb . . . ' ' XR: .. . Xxx H . - . . I ' .1 gif. is ee I h ,fg weg . ,-.git M, . , i ,sig Q .. Q n X a ' ' ' . 1 sod ' , , , 4 K B s l,2,3,A - 0 , 1 , 1 , 3, , I il A ' , I 1 A 'l 'I 1 1 4111, ,4 X I X V L VJ ' I If N fl I 'ltfl PVT ROBERT A CONNELLY S 3 4 Guard of Hon G 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 C s Omcer 2 3 Bobbo favorute sayung s Look before you leap wants to be a doctor enloys readung novels and t e Darlyl News untends to go to St o 1 SFC EDWARD J CORNELIA alny I 2 3 Guard of Honor l 3 4 Freshman Rrfle Baseball J V 2 Varsrty 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 v- Aff 2nd LT FRANCIS K CONNOLLY 2nd LT WALTER K COOPER alltyl 2 3 4 Guard of Honor l 2 3 4 X Squad 2 Frank enloys boatlng basket ball and water skung nntends to be a lawyer future lncludes Holy Cross favorlte saylng us Where th re us a wall there as a w y allty 2 3 4 K Guard of Honor l 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Camera Club 3 Revrew 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Varsity Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 Co Captarn 4 Intramurals washes to attend Mar Wally quette or St Louns wants to be an engmneer or geologist belneves practice makes perfect claums dancung us tus ho by Wake up double lump Eddle spends tlme un athletlcs and rudnng ferry home to Staten Island ns to go to Holy Cross Georgetown to study accountung lnkes to watch Robert Montgomery Pre sents and engoys a good football or baseball game 33 W -7, , , 1' Q G l I , , .J , K, B, . , , or 3, 4, Sod ' , , , , K, B. 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SGT FRANK X COSTANZA Fo lntramuralsl 2 F nk grapes about drnll bt nes cars wishes to ga to Notre Dame ta study engnneerung Inkes o pay ul cool and llsten to Make Belueve a room SFC AUGUSTINE CRUZ Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Class Ofllcer 2 3 Track 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 Augie pet peeve I5 Latin but llkes stamps and movies hopes to graduate from Xavner has hus eye on Notre Dame and law Ilkes o watch baseball football and basket ball games SFC JOHN L CRANE allty l 4 4 Bu Corps l Color Guard 3 4 Swrmmrng 4 lntramuralsl 2 ew pet peeve us Inspection but lnkes speedboatung and partnes hopes to go to Notre Dame or Holy ross and take up a business e, lL 525' ska U 1' lst LT LOUIS F CUMMING Sodalrty 4 K B 2 3 4 Guo of Honor 4 Class Omcer 4 Sanctuary Society 4 Dance Committee 4 lntra rals l 2 Swimming 2 3 4 u likes lr wants to walk around the world hopes to go to Holy Cross and be a banker fix Hur wr 'H 34 J lj It W0 .I r'-' ' x ay! SFC LAWRENCE l. CRANE JR alltyl23K l2Sw ming 4 Intramurals Larme tavorute saymg ts Wtse wishes to attend Holy Cross or G orgetown model vs hrs father enloys readlng adventure stones and watchung basketball baseball and football games w 43nd Qin W 2nd LT ROBERT D CURTIS o altty I Lrbrar all Cross Country l H Ft ltkes musuc and playmg the drums wants to go to Detront and study electrucal engmneernng ertloys readung Downbeat I how nts do QWU, Q0 41 lm MlSGT NICHOLAS F DAGOSTINO alltyl 2 3 4 K Guard of Honorl 2 3 4 Sanctuary Sacvety 4 Glee Club 2 3 Varsvty Base ball 2 J V Basketball 2 V Manager Doggy Iukes golf wants to go to Holy Cross pet peeve as the M SGT JOHN A DALY o alny 1 4 Guard Honor 4 Gold Medal 1 Debate 7 Xavner 3 4 Evemng Parade 3 4 Track 3 Crass Country 3 n lakes Poe and ot er mystery stone has favorute sport us bowl m 45 if 2nd LT ANTHONY R CUSUMANO alrtyl K B 3 4 G a of Honor 3 Dramatrcs 4 Revrew 3 4 nd l 2 3 4 Rnflel Swlmmln Class Officer 7 Musrcal Prallclency al 2 3 Tony Iukes sem: classncal records hopes to attend Notre Dame and be an engmeer lavorlte pastlme Rose marre CAPT RICHARD! DAY S 7 4 Dramatlcs 4 Proficiency Medal 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 Duck spends hns tame readvng and combmg hrs han shoots some pool would luke to study accountlng at Fordham Quan fi 41? R- 35 was 'Y -s Sod' ,..Sl,2,,,urd so ' 'gal Med , , 4.1 ' T 's ' ne. ,x f - - - l u 2 ' X 'B LCV if ' d' LM l 1 Ly R f 1 G r W 'A ' 5 WAN f ' V f If u, u fat f lf 'K , Sod' ,,,,,B.S.l,2,3,4, Sd' ,KB.S Q of KB ,, ' , ' 3,4 'K'd ' h ' ' . . . ' ' g. L. I. R. R. a V - ,- . I I K R -- , f'f.J,fl f-is 'i ' - ' l 5 lf-71 7 . ' V L ag' ii ftp. - sn? ' at -1. FIBA jgigetf hz-225511 MJQ1 PVT ROBERT P DE BETTA alrtyl 2 3 4 Clu 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Bob wants to go to Notre Dame and study chemlcal enguneermg lakes ms and T reads popular scuence lst SGT FRANK E DE MARCO Debating l 2 German Club 2 Jr X Squad 2 Xavier 2 3 Intramurals emnc says e lust a bo of cherrles hrs hobby as amateur radio has model IS Juan Perow rntends to go to Georgetown and be come a doctor has ambltron as to get In early enough to attend an as sembly SGT JOSEPH T D.. FOE alrtyl 2 4 Joey collects records I5 voca ton engineering and he wants to take It up at Manhattan says Ernie Baby likes to swnm PVT HAROLD C DENMAN GardolHonor23KBSl German Club 2 J V Football 2 Harry would love to arrest Fr Lehm lnuh he models Ronald Mazzone hopes to attend Holy Cross and Lccorne a doctor I2 36 -.1 'I R F DEH Gard lHonr2K Football 2 J V Bas Yfvtra muralsl 2 Dennys omb XX t rule he X, Prefects office fo cr week has pet eeve IS duscl says You re lu t too muc Too much lustens to Rock n Roll Party 1915 M SGT LUDWIG M DEPPISCH alrty l 2 3 G ard of Honor l 2 4 Review 2 3 Assoc Ed 4 Evenmg Parade 3 Copy Ed 4 Xavrer 2 Debate l Gold Medal 2 3 C rman Clu Deppy collects Benny Good man records ns headung lor Sl Peters when h graduates to take up medlctne p t eeve rs rl 1 I ff, ll , I4 ,XYE - f X VL ,- 1 1' 1 'IL' f 6' - v X ' T A f N If ft X 1,51 kk.. -. . N , -f pf! j LIL , if T 1 UQ, X - Q 0 'f no T a ser. sux . sv 'K ,I u o d i . S. l, 2a It If ' , J, v. , , , . 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I ' .e. . . . . . his e p A d 'II, 2.31 ,Av f'5'J- M SGT NELSON D DEUSEBIO olrty l 2 Guard of Honor l 2 3 Track 2 Swim ming 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Intramu s l R w Squad 2 Semor X Squad 3 4 Nels ambutuon ns to put the Prelect u so s Whens the next party loves ravuolu M SGT ANTHONY DI FALCO Sodallty l 2 4 Guard of Honor l 2 3 4 G rman ack 1 Swlmmlng 2 3 4 lntrcmurolsl 2 3 4 Nan lntends lo take up med: :me or law at Holy Cross hrs pet peeve us school hobby ns autos tl: lst SGT HUGH J DEVORQ SFC AMERIGO J DI CRESCE So allty l 2 3 4 Guard of Honor Sodallty l 2 Guard of Honor l l 2 3 4 Chemnstry Clqbl 2 yerman Club 2 3 Evenlrlg Parpde I H g'h spends all h lspare tume un the Chem Lab want to atle,nd Notre Dame and'study ChemncoI,Ehgn neerlng his mcdel ns n Paul Jones ramurals l 2 3 Rcs lavorxte teacher as Mr or gan he hopes to attend Manhatan and become a chemucal enguneer lukes football bosebcll ravnoll Many ore called but few are chosen 37 I ll - t , ' Q L X , ' ilu! ,L +V lv pf' lt, C I ,A auf. tr I if Q A TV' IU , I 'jj 'f tnviy mu A MlSGT PAIRIC DI FED 2nd LT PAUL DI GMUDIO Sodalrty I 2 Guard of Honor I K S 4 Class Officerl 2 Snlver Medal Intramurals I Pats favorlte teacher tg Mr Nash Itkes plzza and T W hobby me dftlcs Ist SGT WILLIAM J DOBSON allty I 2 3 4 K uard of Honor I Gold Medal 2 Ltbrary StalT 2 3 A s hobby IS hot ro s hates Idiots that whnstle tn the subway says My achung bones hns favot :te teacher as Mr Hnggms stu, 'On altty I 2 Debate I Rifle Team Freshman and V 3 Dteg wants to attend Mar quette and become a doctor hobby model tams a d he s S re I will SFC KEVIN J DONOHUE alltyI 2 3 4 Guard of Honor I 2 3 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Swlmmmg 2 3 4 Intro r s I 2 3 4 Dance Commtttee 3 4 :ng far St Peter s un September to take p C engxneerlng 'll 1'-my PVT THOMAS A DIMINO 3 altty I 3 4 Guard of Honor Moose s ambtttow us to translate Vtr mo Hebrew Hes mad a ou Moth r Goose hu tavortte savmg Tradntton ns th enemy of progress Wo ts to study ct Fordham and be come a lawye ll hooby ts model t ams 1? 2nd LT ROBcRT E DONOVAN alrtyl 2 3 Guard of Honor I 2 3 4 Press Club 2 3 4 Debate I 2 3 Speakers GJ d D Ba Track and Cross Country Mgr 3 4 Bob spends hrs tume sleepmg mbltton slee lor o wee wants to attend Georget wn an.l e om a teach r J A4 fi, Q-I X Stix Xi? Exe NX rel f X Xx..b xi-7 5 d ' , , , 2, 3 ' gt: 'I I ' b I Q .- . . is M ' e I f tx ' ' A , . i , , 'fv- - A ,g , Sodk ,,3,KB.S.I,2,3,4, 51 - J f Q I i I , 1 - 1, y , 2, ,4 ' I ...his is ' ' ll- jg , is r ' n ays X U ' L 1 4 'I It ' , ' , F I 1 flu? I II ' I xy ' I ' f' T L ,If I I Us Sod' ,,,,.B.S.I,2,3,4, Sod' ,,,,KB.S.I,2,3,4, f' 1' G , 2, 3, 4, , , l , w 1 I , f I, 1 , , ' ' , , , mv sm' ' d... Qlffff ' It 1 f I ' ' I . . . Kev's pet peeve is Latin . . . is head- . . I . L ' H I L ,I V 3 - 'fag fm df ' T. 5. ' ' sod' ,,,4,xss1,2,3,4, 3 . , , , , , , , , , , , , 'll I, 2, 3, 4, ramatics 2, 3, 4, nd I, 2, 3, 4, f , , his a is to p A 'r ck e e, RI 'NJ V X t., , , 1 gg' 'flf N M ,X .X ., . 38 - XXX Q f-Xsrt I v 1 M ,y fQg3 A 'X' I. TXQ' K 5 l X K. . I x I ' X I s X- Cateterua stockyard style 72 4' 7,1 Xq-1-4, '6 I-fyf .5715 f CAPT ALBERT K DOWSKI olltyl 2 4 Guard of Honorl 2 3 4 .lr XSquad 2 Commander 4 Sr X Squad 3 Xavler 2 Track l Duck wants to attend Detront and become an electronucs enguneer so s Gave It all you ve ot IS hobby as hom radlo PVT STEPHEN C DUGGAN ard of Honorl 2 4 K B 4 Rifle Team 1 2 un er s peeve d 1 his pastlme ns kllllng tl e his m b lon as to start an endless gas war so s Dont mess plans to attend Notre Dam and take up arch: lecture 'AWN' hw' 79? 'Init' 39 ...X SFC EDW'PD F DCVVNS Jard of H nor 2 2 3 4 Re row 4 Freshman Bas l Va sity 2 Ed s pet peeve ns always benng late school lnts also hls pa ttm lnkes Mr Morgan and Mr Nash ls a ltlon IS to have has mothers ar pass unspectuon CAPT CHARLES R ELLISON JR olltyl 2 3 Guard of Honor l 2 3 4 Snlver Medal Bugle Corps l 2 3 u es mbntnon ns playnng snare drum for St Vtncents Cadets nn Bayonne so s Enough ns oo much plans to take up englneerlng at Annapolus No- ff WW +V 'KI lst LT BASILJ FALCONE CPL JOHN F FEENEY alrty l 2 3 4 K Guard of Honor l 2 3 4 Srlver Medal l Debate l Intramurals l Dramatrcs Rrtl Team 3 4 Spec ers Fal says When s the next party hopes to head for Fordham when graduates few X mi l Pvr CHARLESJ FERRARA Chazz as slated for St Peters and electrucal engmeermg ts actively engaged In CYO actlvltles Latm leads the lust of hrs pet peeves Newsweek and the Jersey papers top his readung lust alftyl 2 K 4 tramuralsl 2 3 4 Jocks pastnme us eahng wants b Ing o the Rock and show reads Mad and The er sey Journal lakes hamburgers and Mr Morgan 2nd LT NEAL J F NK Sodalrty l 2 3 Guard ol Honor 3 4 Xavre evrew 2 n ramurals 7 Squad 2 Neal wants to be the Prefect s hobby as Ioungmg and has pastlme IS vacatlomng hopes lo attend Notre Dame A CPL ROBERT W FELLINI alntyl 2 3 4 Guard of Honorl Basketball Fresh man J V 2 Swrmmrng 2 4 lntramu s 7 3 4 Baseba Bobs hobby vs stamp collecting he want to take medlclne at George town reads untellectual papers lthe News! K- PFC STEPHENJ FINN Guard ol Honor 2 Xavrer 2 3 4 Debate 2 Camera Stal? 2 3 4 Sherufl Inkes tishmg and hunt an ambutuon ns to take over Crazy Otfos rob would luke to become o lawyer ar chemnst 40 X L W L r L X il! X s FJ A I If l ll 4, v f , L ,ll ,' f . L '-lx I , X X, X 11 J J, j in I fn T 'V 1 Ht f ' J L fy 4 ffl ,V 1' X 4, A sod' ,,,,K.B.S.l,2,3,4, Q 0 I ral I ,-2,- ,ig ll 42 X I in 5 T J S J E 'nf x 1 sf sod' ,,,,,B,S.l,2,3,4, sod' ,g.B.S.l,2,3,,ln- li .41 ' 2 I 21 1 lf ' to e k' f ' ' l Ron 3 outta 2. U l l .- V- .. J , LQ ' . ' ' A hkdylf 4' T 'L 1 . - x,.l:.1JlML' l I , K W val V U T or 1 L - - . . l A x. B. s.1,2, 3,4 ' , , f 1, ' . ' 2, 3, 45 K. B. S. l,2, , g 'r2,3, . '. . ,Q R .,lt ,2,Jr,X ix ' ' . . . . . . hi s ti J f 4 V K W, I 2 I I f , 1 1 . 9 I ' 1: , 4 XX X ,N X XX X --. P ' gl jj jfs T' ' wx Pb N Qi J SGTKMAJOR ROBERT J FITZPATRICY lrtylx224 KDS I 2 Guard of bnorl 2 4 Sanctuary Dance Commrtteexfi Class Omcer L'2 J rv Baseballll 2 Intramurals Tra Tenn sz collects Jazz records would luke to attend Holy Cross wants to be a lawyer M SGT ALLEN J FORMICHELLA alrtyl 2 3 4 Guard of Honor I 2 3 4 Track 2 He spends hrs extra moments work ang on model rarlroads would luke to attend St Peter s and take up eec lrlcal engmeerrng 15? SFC JOSEPH T FLANAGAN alrty 7 2 Guard of Honor l 2 3 4 Germ n Team Fan would Ixke lo attend Georgetown models his father lukes swrmmmg and baseball rs hobby I5 taking radlos apart MXSGT DESMOND W FLANIGAN alrty 2 4 K German Club 2 3 Jr X Squad 2 Sr Desu would luke tc study eng: neerrng at Detralt his ambrtron rs to design a space slatlon pastume as worlung Whats the answer Gene? 41 .4 fr,- fx l ' . v ll ' 'nlflbr' ,lb A l YL, vi, 'F' M 'I I , Q . ra-1 T I .XX V J X . s . . . . Sxtda' ,, , f , . , ,3,4, Sod ' , ,K, B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4g Sod ' , 1 . B, S, 1, 2, 3, 4, Q 'N T- ,rl : I I f i U , 1 4 1 r Socielyjgj Xavier'f7,.f ,3 , Editor 45 Club 2, Freshman Baslretballg Swimming 3, 4. fF-- Lf: . . ... l,2,31 ckl, isl, - - - - Sod' ,,,,K,B.S1,2,3,4, , , , 1 , 3- . ' M' I - 'KA 4. x 71' lr ' fs f. ' SGT WIILIAMJ FORTUNE Sodallty l 2 Guard al Honor l 2 l 2 Band Y Color Guard 4 Track l J V Football 2 Intramurals Wnllue hates Lalun spends hs tame watching TV Ernue Kovacs ns a lavornte PVT ARTHUR T FRICKE ard of Honor l 2 3 4 l 2 3 4 German Club 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 Silver Med Frncky lS headed for Seton Hall lakes to play basketball would like to stay on bed on Monday mornings SF GRALDJ F YE Sodalrfy l 2 3 4 Guard ol Honor l 2 3 4 Spea urd 1 De ate Fo ball 3 4 .l V Basketball 2 Silver Medal 2 Jerry wants to go to Sl Peter s and study medlclne L' yx x SGT JOHN A FROST lSodal1tyl 2 3 4 Dramolrcs e ub Jac collects pop records says You only Iuve once wants to attend Sprung Hull and study med: hns model ns hls fa her p peeve dr It 42 SFC ROBERT A FRASSANITO Evemng Parade 2 4 Stage Crew lntramurasl 2 3 4 Bo plans to attend Vtllanova enloys watchnng football games 'Kr- lst LT JAMES GAL'AG R o alrty l 2 3 Guard of Honor 2 3 4 G rrnan n rruralsl .l V Bas ba 2 ay he d lar Peters on m cnloy ports mte esled un economuc Brams at work PFC THOMAS M GANLEY So alrty I 2 Guard of Honor I Track Team I 2 4 Cross Country I 4 Baseball 2 4 Intramurals I Toms hobby Is gettmg Into trouble postIme gettmg out of trouble hIs future Includes St Peters and then electronuc engIneerIng Z lst LT WI AM GATTI alntv I 2 f4fr Q5 Guard of o I 3 4 Glee Club avrer V Foo ball 2 V 3 Intramur ls German Club 2 e difficult today the ImpossIble I rrow wants to take pre med 5 XP 49mm ,ww 43 s LT THOMAS W GAILAGHER Sodahtyl 2 3 4 Guard of Honor 2 3 4 SwImmIn Captam 4 Tom Intends to make Holy Cross hrs alma mater hates crowded swIm mIng pools w ud Ike to be lawyer xzf5,fjy1J'ff6!kNJ IJQCN Uri!! mc ww CAPTAIN ROBERT GECJGI-IAN SodalIty 2 K 3 4 G Medal I SIIver Medal 2 Debate I 2 3 4 Speakers uv d 2 3 4 Xav 3 Assomate Ed 4 Revfew 2 3 Irarnurals I Bob you dont k'Iow It now you never wIll pastIme IS street corner IOIIEYIHQ lIv s on cugarettes U I I I . . 1,2,3,K. 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K . l 'K Y Mg- veifxb L 24 Tvxffv fl ,-v by X ale-vs 'Dc M SGT JOHN F GIBBONS alrty I 2 Guard of Honor I 2 3 4 Press Club I 2 3 4 German Club 2 Freshman Basketball J V 2 V 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Silver Medal I The Brow lakes partles sa Rnght ce h s model IS Tom Gola src neo sevgogamoem lk an 2 Gudr OIHQWQXS 41 mme 3 4 Review 4 Freshman T my I Varsrfy Ten nts Greg got nntends to to Manhatta dy e1guneer un amb be czar o Russua rg--.. lst LT MICHAEL J GIBBONS Sodalltyl I 2 3 Gua Honor I 2 Fo V Varsity Mgr 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Moose nes ock musnc would luke to take up pre med at Georgetown if L WTLLIAM H GRANT Sodalrty I 2 Guard of Honor I 2 3 4 Sanctuary Socrety 4 Xavrer 2 Evenrng Parade 2 Photo Staff 2 3 4 Btll Iukes phootgraphy soyung All my pictures are good would Irkc to go to Fanrfield 44 SGT ROBERT E GLEASON Xavrer 2 Cash likes cars ambltson IS to grow so I can get out of om pany H wants to be ow actor and has model as Marlon Brando lukes watch Induan wrestlung SGT JOSEPH C GRASKE Class Omcer 2 3 Varsrty Football 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Joey hates unntorms and hanrcuts ambutuon To make Xavuer co a mg ss Are you tor rea? 5' I g . 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'I' ,M 52 M SGT JEROME P HARKIN.: alltyl 2 K 2 3 Libra S off 7 2 Clearheod untends to make Fordham hrs Alma Mater engoys playing golf hls pet peeve 45 OD umforms lst LT THOMAS E HEALEY olrty 1 2 Guard of Honor 7 2 3 4 Speakers Guild l 3 Dramatrcs 3 Glee Club 3 4 V Rffle Tom as headung for Fordham or St Peters has model IS Joe Franchuna if if ur'-'Y 2nd LT JAMES L HARTMAN ramatrcs 3 4 lrbrary StaFl l Jay heads for Fordham to take aw lakes readung and gurls hrs favorite saying At ease x. 1, I ,X Ax, ,fx 1stSGT FRANK x HERLAN olltyl 2 3 4' K G ard of Honor l 2 3 4 e Club 3 4 Dramatic 3 4 Spea ers Gurld 4 Varsity Swrmmrng 2 Varsrty Baseball 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Frawlx wants to go lo Fordham and be a lawyer hobby IS swlm ming hates subway rush hours 46 M SGT AL'AN T HARVEY alvtyl 2 B S 4 Guar Honor 4 Varsity Football Manager 2 3 Gold Medal 1 Snlver Medal 2 Alans favorute pastnme as sleepmg engoys playmg basketball vorule teacher vs Fr Hesslon SJ Nftav 4313 M SGT RICHARD F HEIMBUCH allly l 2 ard or Honor l 3 4 German u 2 R fl am :km ketobeadnuta C nj Cav fr town h l1olJL,ues are ca wng and leaping 4 X - a- -If' A 1 x X X 1 , T A l 3 14 H .1 L Sod ' , ,4, K , , d ol 4' Q V A K X . . . . ,V an gf ' -A ' AHFQV , xshv. i 3 'xi ' . , r . . 1 ' Sod' ,g.BS.l,,g' ry D ' ,QF ,2 , Vx 1 , , up ' ' , , , is f l J , . 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P i SFC WALTER W HELLMUTH alrly 1 2 G ard ol Honor 1 2 3 4 Walters hobby ns fish: g e peeveu waking up un Vhe mornnng Whos leaching whom? lst LT PETER V HEWKA So alnyl 2 3 4 Bugle Corps 1 2 rman ub 4 Srv Medal 2 Pele hopes fo be a nuclear physncnst attend M he enloys readnng and siomp collectnng 9 .1 N 'vf I, LJ Lf Lf 2d LT CHRISTOPHERf HENDRICKSON alrly 1 3 4 Guard of Honor l 2 3 4 Lrbrary Stal? 1 2 Sfage Crew 3 Tennrs Freshman 2 Vars 3 4 Srlver Medal l Chnpp nts t b a physncns and attend Fordham hrs hobby as chemnsfry CAPT DAVID B HILL 2 3 4 Guard of Hon 7 Varsr fain 4 Track l 2 3 Baseball l Silver Medal l Dave wants to make a career of Phe Navy and attend the Naval Academy h Iukes lo play c ess ambnhon rs to score c touchdown ,f 'Wx 'QED-D hd 47 ' 'X T1 'l v 'L 1 fl f -ffk' ld 5.151 -n 1 M1 Y ry ,r fy I 'L . V, sod' , ,K s s, 1, 2, 3, 4, I U 1 1 1 . ' ' 'n . . . p 1 1 1 lf? 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' . 2, w ...- lfxiysfb its 5,- Ist LT WILLIAM D HOGAN alrty 2 3 4 Guard ot Honorl 2 3 4 Rewew Dance Commrttee 3 4 Class Officer Bas e a res man fSlly 3 A aeball J V 2 stty 4 Golf 3 Intramurals l 2 Bull wnshes Io attend Montclanr State and become o teacher and coach has ambltuon as to catch Maybelunes lllac ID has 41 O s SGT ROBERT F KAVULA Cross Country 2 3 Track 2 Kav enung to m src druvnng are hrs favornte pastumes Intends to study busuness admnnnstratnon a St Peters pet peeve d II CAPT CHARLES W HOLLAND alrtyl 2 3 G ard of Honor l 2 3 4 Rev: w Xavrer 2 Dance Committee 2 3 Class rcer I 3 Track 2 3 Foot J V 2 lntramuralsl 2 3 Gold Medal I 2 Srlver Medal 3 Chuck plans to go to St Peter s and be o dentust pet peeve rs Hudson Tubes enloys all sports I Ml ,W . 1119211 M SGT ROBERT E KAMPF Rrfle Team I 2 3 Co Captarn 4 Trrstan wants to study aero nautucal engmeerung ot Unnversuly ot Maryland lakes partres hobby IS SNNIITIITIIHQ lv HZ CAPT JOHN M K NE Sodalrty l Glee Club 3 man Club 2 3 Johnny plans to be an engmeer hobby rs sports and I 4 Ger otbcll .l V Var 48 -mu, 'Wx t LT PATRICK J K Ba ketball Freshman Varsrty 2 Co Captaln 4 Intramurals I 2 3 Pat would luke to attend Falrleld pet peeve rs homework m button as to gave orders to Fr Lehmkuhl Wllfmf 1 J 235- SGT ROBERT F KELLY alrty I 2 3 G ard of Honor l 2 3 4 Review 2 3 4 Xavrer 2 3 4 Evennng Parade 3 Edrtor 4 Class Officer 7 German Club 2 Chess Club 4 Sanctuary Soctety 4 Intramurals l 3 Bob has chemucal engnneerlng tn has sughts lakes gurls and collechng records he engoys playung ball lst Lt CONSTANTINE P KLUFAS ulrtyl 2 3 4 Gold Medal 2 3 Srlver Medal l Bugle rps l 2 3 Doc plans to study at Detrout and be a mechanncal enguneer e peeve ts proctuclng his piano us mo el ls has dad 'vw 4 fr' ui-0' CAPT ROGER T KILEY alrtyl 2 3 4 Guard of Honor 3 4 Gold Medal 3 Snlver Medal l Class Ofllcer l Debate l 2 3 Revlew 2 3 4 Camera Clubl Rifle Team Freshman Varsity 2 3 4 German Club 2 Kne would luke to be o e search chemest lakes rldung he tubes SGT FRANCISJ KILKENNY alrty l K B Co Captam 4 Football J V 2 Varsity murals l pet peeve us school would luke to attend Hol Cross or George town Chaco llkes sports and doncung Y 1 ,r Another day us done 49 D 14.415 'lnd LT PALL o KUJBXCH Q. oItry2KB5 G '91-uf gtg-ef' 2nd LT THOMAS E KOPP olrtyl 2 3 4 Guard of Honor 7 2 3 4 Lrbrary Stal? 2 Football J V 3 Swtmmrng 4 Tom would luke to be an army officer after attendlng West Ponnt e peeve ts unfotr test hobby as drtv an lst LT JOSEPH L LAFERRERA Sodoltty l 2 Stage Crew 3 4 a testo n en o Rock o says You re yestnng of course M SGT JOHN KUDUC alttyl 2 3 4 Buge Corpsl 2 3 4 Track 2 Guggles ts thmkmg of follow t g a multtary career loves to ploy the bugle hts hobby IS playtng basketball favortte saylng us Let s la e It MfSGT GERALD V LANNING alrtyl 2 3 4 Guard of Honor 7 2 Class Omcer l J V Footb V 3 4 lntra s l Gerry wants to attend the Coast Guard Academy and become dent: t h hobby ts boatung in 'Uh ap swan 'sf 'iffy 50 Harm l 2 4 Dar1a ICS3 4 Xa! E41 or 4 would ItLe to ot end rlotre Dome and make a career of w :tang favornte po tame t reloxmg '95 'Y nav SGT DONALDJ LOFTUS al1ty2 4 K B S 2 3 rrehrv Basketball J V Baseball Nolan enloys sports grtpes about too many qutzzes wou'd luke to go to Detroit or Villowoso and to e up accounting, f-7 1 1 -A . X 1 i f ' af at Watch em Neal' M SGT EDWARD J LOWRY o olliy I 2 G ard of Honor 1 2 3 A Rtfte Te fn Eddne hopes to attend Fordham nn th fall 41 M SGT, JDHN J MADDEN o auty I ard of Honor 7 2 3 Foot 7 J V Boseba 2 Vorslt lrvtramurofsl 2 3 4 Johns pet peeve vs crowded sub ways wants to attend Notre Dame to study occountmg MY' MVS 51 is Nbr' 'lr-u. PFC BRUCE J LOSURDO Sodohty A Ltbrary Star? 7 Lo oque lakes sports drnvu g a c ectnng ck R II recor s wants to go to Fordham and study ow reads mystery and adventure V LlJQJQo7m ,La 1 t SGT MICHAEL F MADDEN Sodahty 1 2 4 Guard of Honor B S 4 German Club cotty s :ef ambutuon to IO o c physics est hobby as photography hopes to become an engtneer '71 we ,QQ ,M , 5 .' ' ' . I , .n id oll ' Ro 'n' o d i ' . . , W st: ies. .N X - Aki, A' J fl A ' ,M 4 V ,sz 2 M' fir I .fcfff ' . 3 G, 1 fy .Q J f f' ' . s g HA! I X . V' F J , 7 Q 'VII 1' ffl by . , .lv . s . . S d ' , ,K. B, S I, 2, 3, 4, S d , 2, K, B S, 7, 2, 3, 4, ' , , , 4, u , 1 f , I cm Gu , , , 4, J V - K . , 2 7, 2, Tennis Teo 1, 2, 3, 4 ball , 2, ll , ty 4, --S r-4 Chr 4- is ge' ' ' , , , O n ' 9 I n I ' e . ' ' - . . . V - vfrzurffww ' V , We , ,,,, 4 s Ui? - , ' K Q Q b a I ' LL' ,- . - 0. SGT CHARLES W MALLORY ard of Honor3 4 K B S racing wants to goto Fordham and become a lournalrst pet peeve s getting up rn the morning YW 2nd LT WILLIAM McANDREWS alrly l 2 Band 2 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 Evening Parade 4 Sanctuary Society 4 Albatross ambition rs to be a pro bowler hopes to graduate from Detroit and become an engineer pam, 'kb SFC ALFRED J MAYLATH alrtyl 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 German Club 2 lnlramJrals l 2 Albie hobby is model planes pet peeve is physics hopes to be a doctor enloys baseball ba ketball and bowling M SGT JOSEPH F MCCARTON alrty l 4 Guacl of Honorl 2 3 4 Intramurals Macks pet peeve is the subway likes lo dance hopes to at t nd St Peters and become a lawyer AOS- 52 at Km' A M SGT RONALD J MAZZONE alvtyi 2 3 4 Bu eCorpsl 2 3 4 Ronnie makes model railroads watches all Yankee baseball games sa s Al ease wants to attend Fordham and become a dentist fe- 101 VT' SFC JOHNJ MCDERMOTT allty l 2 3 GJard of Honor 7 2 3 4 Freshrna nm J 2 3 lntramuralsl Ja k s s o studying to be an engineer at Aon Patton lil os war stories build mg model planes occupies his spare time 1,j J f S, .J , , 1,115 1 I I fl ,f ' . gf i A V l f'l ,ffl V P . If K rub l V ' 1: -V . ., l A VII Dx ,KX ' ' 'F sri-' I N- t Y' I W X , 5 Sod ' , , , , K, B. S, l, 2, 3, 4. , 0 - 9' , , , . I . , . ,, . Y . - t 1 f l f , ' . s . . . fl Gu , f . , , 3, 4. Sod ' , , , , K, 8. S. 7, 2, 3, 4, Chuck likes baseball and speedboal G'-'Ord of Honor 3, 41 Class Omfe' 4' ' ' . . . i ' f f Y 4' Sod ' , , 4, K, B. S, 1, 2, 3, Sod ' , g K. B. S, 7, 2, 3, 4, Q 1 I ,I I ' I I. 1, 2, 3, 4. , I I i l X . . ,X lr .H 5 ,, a ' ' uv f Sod ' , , , 4, K. B, S. l, 2, 3, 4, gf N. ' r , , 1 r fl Te ':, V, , , , 2, 3, 4 I , . lea his sight set 1 'W 'Qi SFC WILLIAM F MclAUGHllN lst SGT ROGER McMAHON SFC JOSEPH MQNICHOLAS clnlyl 2 olllyl 2 3 0 Ullff l 2 3 Guard of Honor BIN Ilkes ,O Wmch and ploy baseball B e Corps l 2 3 4 lnlramurals l l 2 3 4 German Clu pe! peeve as homework plans 2 3 German Club 2 e plcked Detroul c has col e e Yo attend Fordham or Holy Cross Rodge holes lhe travel lo school cont sland people who druve fcsler CAPT JOHN MCTAGUE G ard of Honor l 2 3 Track J V V 2 Co Capt 4 Cross Country 3 John spends hus fume playnng sporls and sleepmg wants to attend Georgelown 3 2 sod' ,,3,4,K,BS,l,2,3,4 Sod sodomy 1, 2, 3, K, s. s, 1, 2, 3, 4, U 1 1 1 1 fb f Q Q? ALJ 2nd lT GEORGE T MENAKE allty 2 4 K Guard of Honor 1 2 Gold Medal l Class Offlzer 1 2 Speakers Guild l 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 3 4 The Senator passes his spare tlme playing chess ambutlon us to be a bug success looks forward to gomg to Fordham and becomnng lawyer SFC MICHAEL A MINIHAN alfty 2 4 Xavier 2 3 4 r matlcs 3 4 Class Omcer Mike Inkes photography recdung and wrntung hates gettung up at 530 SGT ROBERTL MERZ alltyl K B S 2 3 4 Gua of Honor l 2 3 4 Basketball Fresh an J V 2 lntramuralsl 2 3 Mackey wants to attend euther Holy Cross or Niagara basketball IS hts favorute sport The Sultan of Swat IS has model SGT THOMAS A MODUGNO Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Guard of Honor 3 4 Bugle Co 3 4 Swlmmmg 4 Tom has been an actuve member ol the Bugle Corps for tour years xocctlon us to be a chemucal engnneer 'Hg 54 lst SGT JOHN M MINICK allty 'l 2 3 4 Guard of Honor l 2 3 4 Debate 1 2 1 rary Stal? l 2 3 4 Stage Cr w John reads adventure stones engays baseball and swummung s to enter St Peter and take chcmustry we 29' In ,...-r-m- n LT RICHARD T MONAHAN 2 4 Class Offlc r Dnnkys vocation ns to be an aero nautucal enguneer lakes football and baseball f . it .Q 3 ,Xe V, Q, N ' I . X A CL . '- rf ,tg lll 'N f-CYNC' - ' - ul ff 2 ' f ' Un' T so -fr ,A 2 Q If f A J f ltx NV ,gf T I V , .-mn , -Y. . .- ,..,, , .,.. ., , - I I' ,A V C I My soar ,,,,K.B.Sl,2,3,4, y Lib ',l J, ,e, K - 3,4 V ' pla-1 - '5 l .up 5 SA ' ,' 3 .il-lr., f VZ, V, if-,YQ ,, E . . , . sw- ' Sod' ,f,B.S.l,2,3,4, Sod' g...l,,,, rd I ' 0 . Sod',g',,,Da' ',,,, 'I ,if . t 3,4,K,S,S,.2, , , fps1,2, QM . . - I . - l 1 2 a . . 'V K as 1, ,, e l,2,4. Yeah PVT CHARLES H MULLEN Sodality 2 3 4 Guard of Honor 2 3 Charlie dreams of taking a private tram to school , thi ks Dragnet s coo . . . plans are set for St. Joseph's. 13' CPL JOHN H MURPHY Sodality-4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Sleepy spends his time tishi g driving and listening to Rock and Roll ambition is to stay awake for one complete Latin class , . , after gradual' ing from Fordham he wants to become a weatherman. W 9' 157 SFC PAUL J MULCAHY l 2 3 4 Guard of Hon y J V 1 Team 2 Freshman Rifle l Evening Pa rade 4 Swimming 2 Camera Club 1 2 Paul likes fishing and fixinq cars ambition is to be an engineer after graduating from Notre Dame SGT FRANCISJ NOSTRAME Guard of Honor l Intramurals 1 2 Fra k wants to study engineering at St Peters his favorite pastime is watching TV . . . likes to play baseball and football , . . collecting coins is hi' hobby . , chief ambition is to be cap- tain of a banana boat. fi 1 55 73 MfSGT PETER H NOVEMBRE alrty l 2 K Srlver Medal l Varsrty Football Man ager 3 4 Track 3 Intramurals 1 Pete wants to attend the Naval Academy and become an engmeer enloys readung sea stones subway trams are his pet peeve lakes to play basketball woud like to rn herlt a mulluon dollar lst LT GERARD OSTERMAN altty I 2 3 4 K Guard of Honor 3 4 Debate 7 Ger man Club 2 Intramurals l Jerry wants to attend Georgetown and study meducune collects records gettnng TOO on a physics test IS hrs chlef ambltlon and watch football as Mr Thompson llkes to play favorute teacher if-ww SFC BERNARD J OBRIEN B S 4 Guard of Honor 4 Gold Medal 3 Track 3 4 Intramurals l 2 eerre says hrs hobby IS dom homework has has slghts set on be comlng a physncust his chlef am bltuon ns to become an educated bum 2nd LT THOMAS R OWENS alrtyl 2 3 4 3 Guard of Honor 3 4 German Club Glee Club 4 Evening Parade 3 Copy Editor 4 Dramatrcs 3 Freshman Tennts Tom would luke to study pre law at Fordham lukes to watch football has hobby vs counttng the days tnll graduation 56 XJ SFC DANIEL F OCONNELL allty24K8S234Gua of Honor 3 4 Intramurals 'l 2 3 4 Okue Seton Hall rs the college of his chouce has vocation s to get an M D degree lrkes to pay lasketball and read navels favor ate saymg ns Never say due IS chief ambutnon ts to graduate S' WW' ' 2nd LT CASIMIR G PATRICK allly l 2 3 Lrbrary Stat? l Dance Commrttee 3 J V Basketball 2 Varsvty Swvmrmng murals 7 Cass pet peeve as getting up In the mormng Rock n Roll fiend Inkes to swum a d play basketball L 1 Y? L 1 'B-I .., lst LT ARMA M PELTIER 2 3 4 Guard ol Honor 3 4 Tra 2 3 4 Silver Meda Sonny ss nnterested In attend :ng Holy Cross wants to become a doctor models has father hobby as archery lukes to dance and hates shaving hrs mustache and sndeburns 2nd LT DANIEL R PIERONI alrtyl 2 3 Guard of Honor l 2 3 4 Press Club 2 3 4 Class Omcer 3 Camera Club 2 3 German Club 2 Freshman Track V rsrty 2 3 4 J V Cross Country 3 Varsity Tennis 4 n wants t study meducnne a Georgetown lavornte book IS Great Gatsby by F Scott Fltzgerald reads Newsweek and New York Tumes llkes to draw and play ten nusland football rip lst LT FRANCIS J PERRONI alltyl 2 3 G ard of Honor l 2 3 4 Debate 7 Glee Club 2 3 4 Evenmg Parade 4 Freshman Tennls Bandl 2 3 4 Frank us nnterested In blochemnstry enloys dancrng and luflmg welghts often says Rats would luke to put wheels on has bass drum spends his free tame readrng the clas srcs 1 16. PVT RICHARD A PETERS alrty l G ard of Honor l 2 3 Bu e Co 5 2 3 4 G rman Club 2 Go Me I Butterball lakes to attend par tees wull eat anything that IS edible hrs lavornte character rs Pogo Look what O C S dld for theml 57 X711 lf PVT FREDRICK G PILANSKI Sodalltyl J V Baseball 2 Intramu sl 2 wants to become a teacher Irkes to play and watch football hrs favorite teacher as Mr Morgan CPL ARTHURL RAGGI eCorps12 34KB 3 4 German Club 2 Shag the scourge of 4D cant stand halrcuts favorrte teacher IS the one wholl let hum sleep s hobby rs druvrng MfSGT JOHN C POWELL alltyl 2 3 4 K Guard of Honor I 2 3 4 Nocturnal Adoratron Socrety 4 Buge Corps l 2 Jake has srg s on St Peters 1 es t s m and bu favors TV ram ll Silvers Mig, Show l t SGT ARTHUR J PRICE 1 2 3 4 Guard of Hon 4 Tra 4 Baseball 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Gold Medal 2 Arne wants to atend Vrllanova pa ses tvme playsng pool wants to Lecom the worlds greatet stock can racer .rf X f Mrs T BARTHOLO Ewi REB RE Sodolrty 2 4 K B S 3 4 Guard of Honor 3 4 Sanctuary Socrety 4 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 Co Captarn 4 Evening Parade 4 Library Staff 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 4 Bart as an all round guy who en lays sports wants to be drctator 'TCD 58 'K'-f SFC JOSEPH P REILLY S l Trackl Baseball 2 ln rals 1 2 Honest John out to become one of New York s finest St Peter s college firs he has to beat he draft 1 ft X ELL 1 ll , 5 . . l:lflf K.B.S.,,,, or , 7, 2, 3, 4, Band 7, 2, 3, , ck l, 2, 11,1 ' Mt' Q : V 1 lf, e , L . 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' . .. , ' is his . , , I I Always room for one more SGT ERNEST B REMO 2 3 4 Guard of Hon Ernie plans to go lo West Porn! and become an engnneer he lakes both to play and watch baseball IS lavornte sayung as Okay Buddy 'Qu' if gl C Jfbf-X PVT CHARLES A RlBAUDO 2 3 4 Guard of Hon r Class Officer l 2 3 4 German Club 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Freshman Basketball Bud always there where some thnng has to be done the college of hrs choice rs Holy Cross 1' 'Uv 59 SGT ROBERTJ REILLY o alfty T 2 G ard of Honor l 2 3 4 Revve German Club 2 Swnmmmg 2 3 In murals l 2 3 Ba has a great knowledge ol the German language whuch he studies 3 hours nightly he prefers Man hattan College iid' Cf-J fs. 4, SGT JAMES D ROGAN Sod 3 4 German Club 2 nm one of the first Rock Roll fans almost the orugunal Earth Angel saylng as When are we geltnng o l of dull? qua... . V ' S d ' , , K. B. S, 1, 2, 3, 4, U , , , 2 I W 2, tra , , I, 4, I I . ffl q. . 3 f' ' l ' I Ji ' L . 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J ,ff '!: ' SFC BRIAN A ROGERS l 2 3 4 Guard ol Hon 2 3 4 Sodalrtyl 2 Lrbrary Stafll German Club 2 Intramurals T 4 has slghts set on St Pete s and medrcal career always says rn rth dorng us worth donng W f-X lst SGT JO R RUSSO S l Guad H orl J V Football 2 lntfamuf lsl 2 3 The Suculnan wants to g West Pount one of the few readers the Long Island Press cant stand crowded subways wa'1ts an Arr Force career Gung Ho SGT BENJAMIN A ROTH Bens pet peeve has been hrs Your years of Latun burldlng and run nlng has own model rallroad has been hrs hobby headlng lor Brooklyn Polytech to become an electrical en guneer was kung ofthe Mllltary if wi V93 ., ALJ W, ,qu il 2nd LT RONALD S SABO alrtyl Band 2 3 4 Xavier D nce Band l 2 3 4 O o us a real mustc n us pa tame as ltstentng to the radno hopes to make St Bonaventure s ts Alma Mater pe peeve IS not enough tnme to watch televuslon 'fs' Q s.Q,,.v 60 SFC PATRICK J ROUSE :ll ! S 7 2 3 4 Guard ol Honor So alrty l Intramurals l 2 3 4 a a bug gun on the 4C nur team The Bruce prefers St Pete s and enguneerung great basket ball fan SGT JOSEPH A SALINO allty l J V Football l Joe wants to lead a protesslonal dance band hero ns the o O kung humsell Alan Freed heading lor U of Southern Calnlorma try try agaun ll t Azfu , . Txhf -30 V h -, Xgyf' Jxg vw, r'l 'E M X3 lt . J L l fx-.sf 3 Lx 'C X 5 , ' 1 QM We , K.B, , , , , 4, ,fkzk VY H 'QVC . - lr l ll x L ll MJ l l K, B. 5. , , , , or ' ' 7, , , f A , z ' 1 ' A l ' 1' . L ' ' . . 'tango g..: ' . ' I as A h g ' ' ' -- - A W if- Ball . . . saying is Never do anythmg X- 7 A, ll QQ, X A C ' LJ' L OJ ! U C 'x' Y, X K,B, , , f 'bf 0 ,2, 3, 4, Sod' , , , , ' 4, X . . z , , ,4. a , , , - R' ' 'A' . . o to tt ' ' la . . . h' ' ol 3' ' ' ' ' . . . W. . . . ' , ' h' 'A X L' if ' ' Sod ' 5 , , 2. ' , . . has ' R ck 'n' R ll ' ' , . , . . . . Try, , 4 ' pil WWI! M ,M C 'ZR' QD 157 CPL GEORGEL SANTANGELO Honor 3 4 Bugle Corps I 2 3 German Club 2 Hobby Club I Rembrandt us gonng to pannt he Prefects oHlce maroon and blue thanks luvenlle delnnquents mannfest o lack ol maturity awoys yells was framedl M 541 W MWSGT JAMES L SC IUMA alltyl 2 4 Guard of Honor I 2 German Club 2 Debate l Glee Club 3 4 Golf Team 3 Speakers Gu ld 3 A Bug Jim medncnne of La uw r a career 1 hus pet peeve like he M SGT JOHN W SCHAEFER XSquad 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Schoef spends has afternoons play :ng basketball hopes to be o lab lechnlclcn after Seton Hall U MMM Har 5 -ur SGT EDWIN S SCHANZE JR of Honor 3 4 Xavier 3 4 Evemng Pa rode 4 Stan as a budding John Paul Janes headung for Annapolus wants to be presudent of the new confederacy su s D nt gave up the su Wake up Bull they re takmg a pucture 61 ff' , ,. W, fa is rj I J L A A I , -I 4 W4 ' I 1 l fl H -fl' . nd ji fy , f, K if X L - V L 1 45, ,147 Sodality l, 4, K, B, S. 3, 4, Guard Sodolity 2, 3, 4, K. B. S. l, 3, 4, .Ir, Sodalily 2, 3, 4, K, B. S. 3, 4, Guard of , J , 1 I 4: A f 2 , I 1 - 1 2 ' I J I ' H 'J ' ' ' I ' . . . A J , ' . . I I , I . , . y, o' ' h'p. I fk 1 4 l L ,1 . ' I c dl If Sod ' , , ,K. B, S. l, 2, 3, 4, ' ' is out la 'n rest us, is t'. . Jyv I JW wa 'Ist LT THOMAS F SCHMITT So al:ty7 2 3 4 Guard of Honorl 2 3 4 Revrew 2 3 Xavier 2 3 Evenmg Parade 3 4 Dra Commrttee 3 4 malcs I 2 Dance Swrmmrng 2 3 Co Captain 4 Silver Medal I m us st ot t m ke lot money hates people who dont know where Montville as Montville? SGT ROBERT F SISTO T 2 3 4 Guard of Hon 4 Ph H 3 4 J 2 V Statrstrclan vrer I 2 Review 2 3 4 Even: Parade I 2 Band I Library Stall' I 2 nb: favorute hobbnes are pho tography and cars fixes cars for profit wants to take up mechanical engnneenng at Detront Ist IT MICHAEL J SCHWEGLER S alrtyl 2 4 Guard ol Honor I 2 3 4 Sanctuary Socnety 4 German Club 2 Rlfle Team 1 2 Class Omcerl 2 4 lntramur c weg y who ns o there cheerlng when no one e e IS wants to get a TOO! In German favorute saylng s That tough SFC ROBERT A SMITH 1 2 3 4 Guard ol Hon Bob wants to be an engmeer after Detrolt hobbnes are readrng and hulung mechanlcally nnclnned hrs ambutlcn IS to be head of engme room In the city of New York 'Y' on 'on qs ' 62 'Ybor IJ X 3-V f N X4 EMIL G stones g Sodalrty I 2 3 4 Guard ol Honor S 2 3 4 Library I 2 Xavver 2 Dramatlcsl 2 Debate I 3 Evenrng Parade 3 4 German Club 2 Swrmmrng Mgr 3 lntramu r s I I co ects azz an R c Roll records us headed lor either M I T or Stevens when he g aduates :me us slec In ca s 17 2nd LT JAMES C STARK alrtyl 2 3 Guard al Honor I 2 3 4 Varsaty Base ball 4 Class Officer I 2 G rman Club 2 Glee Club 3 4 Evenmg Parade I Track 2 Cross Country 3 4 J V Base I uralx I m IS a hustler In everythn wants to be a rnch and eccent nc play boy headmg lo a ca eer an med: one WK 1, 1-do fl flu' l Are you for real? M SGT JOH J TARGIA 2 3 4 Guard of Hon 3 4 Tra Johnny wants to follow a law career hopes to attend Fordham he s great Rock n Roll fan 19' F 1 .fr ,f , 4253 M SGT ANTHONY P TERRACCIANO B S 7 2 Guard of Honor Fre man R He Rrfle 2 3 4 Dance Band 4 Intramurals 1 2 ey call hum Ter ambvtron as to bomb the quadrangle plays basketball and football inf' 63 ML T - H . Qllervfl 2nd LT PETER B SWIERS 2 3 4 Guard of Hon Tfa 2 3 4 Cross Coun r 3 e goes IH or readung a way hopes to attend West Por r wants to eat a meal served rn the Xavuer communnty says Be your se s e p of the Junnor guard PVT CHARLES R THOMAS lll 2 Guar o Hon r Freshman Track Freshman Basketball Varsrty Footbal 2 3 4 Varsrty Base b 3 4 Bobs hobby us model airplanes cant stand empty beer bottles looks forward to a Naval career ug: 1'- X ' x K. B S, T, , , g or 2, 3, 4g ck , , f t y 2, , 4 Pet ' 1 ' in bag ' lf . . . he' th' 'ee ' ' lx I . K. B, S T, , , 5 or K. , , , 1 slr K. B. S, T, , d f o 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, Sodaliry T, 2, , g ck 2, 3 A , ' , , , - , : , . .., ' Th ' sch , ., Ol' f I . 'MTL f i, ' I A T i y 'Q ? M 4. A . ' ml .ewes 5 -Tl' F SFC ALLAN M TISI 2 Soda 2 3 X Ama tw.. 'L PFC REGINALD S TONRY av Sodalny 2 4 Glee Club 2 Reggne wants to atend Man n Inkes b CAPT DAVID F TOOMEY So alrtyl 2 3 Omcerl 3 K 2 3 4 Guo o H r Jr XSquad 2 Sr XSquad 3 4 ar stty Football 3 4 Dance Committee 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 Dave engoys druvnng would Inke to study aeronautncal enguneernng at college hus model us has Ia her 552 s oxung ambuhon IS hattan has sights set on englneer QW? uadrlsect an angle has model an hus hobby I5 model raulroadlng n Paul J s X J 2nd LT JOSEPH R TURBERG o allty I 2 Guard of Honor 3 4 Gold Medal 2 3 Lann Sight 3 4 Library Staff 4 Cam era Club I Joes hobbnes are roduo electronucs and c'assncal musuc wants to be an electrical enguneer afler studylng at Notre Dame CPL LOUIS A TURCO allty 2 K B S Basketball 2 V 3 4 V Baseball 3 Intramurals I 2 The Turk hobby IS sports Itkes lo seep Vullanovo us h college 'Zi Ill!-1 Q v'v if i 'lb'x dzwfww-It lst LT ERNEST V VALERA allty 2 3 Guard of Honor 2 3 4 Track 3 J X Squad 2 Va enlays luslennng to music elect :cal engnneernng s hns fi Itkes to play football xx 1 J 1 x,fn d ' , , , , , .B,S. 4' ' ' If 1 , 1 rd f ono 7, 2, 3, 4, - f f I - , 1 V - i K ' , , ,4. l 1 , . , . . h , ' M N A . 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N KJ, ,,, J , ul VJ k 64 ' S It, .1 XII I' lr I I x S -V s K I RQ ' I fl' SFC DOMINIC N VERRASTRO 2nd LT AUGUST A VRONDIS alrty 2 3 4 K Sadalrty 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 0mUf0l5 l 2 3 4 Gus spends has time under the Dom lakes beautllul gurls oat hoop and on the dlamond after ball bowlnng and burnnng up the road John s he hopes o resude In e hopes to attend Fordham Whlte House M SGT LEONARD P WEG alrtyl 2 3 4 K Guard of Honor l 2 3 4 Band it SFC RONALD W WADLE allty l 2 3 4 Xav Revrew 2 3 4 Evenrng Parade 3 Edu tor rn Chref 4 German Club 2 Rrfle Team l Sanctuary Socrely 4 D-ance Commrttee 3 Otto prefers to eat and sleep has hns slghts set on Loyola Una versrty and M D follownng his name Jesuut propaganda 3 4 Dramatrcs 2 Glee Club l 2 Dance Commrttee 3 4 Xavrer 2 3 ness Manager 4 Revrew 2 3 4 Sanc tuary Society 4 Intramurals 2 3 USI Froggue favorute pasttme IS go :ng out wnth gurls plans fb atte l Holy Cross thts Fall 65 SFC PAUL W WHITE alfty 7 2 3 German Club 2 Xavrer 2 Camera Club Paul wants to attend Detrolt U and study engnneernng enloys reading Motor Trend and Tnme llkes cars boats and model trams SGT HENRY G WORLEY B S I 2 Track 2 Cross Coun Intramurals I 2 3 4 Hank ho decuded on a rmlntary ca FEET SFC FREDERICK W WOLFF Sodalntyl 2 3 4 Guard of Honor 7 4 German Club 2 Clogs Officer 'l 2 Rrfle I Fred untends g Amr Force cademy d a c rcla 0 O fl fn? i 66 MAJOR EDWARD C WINN clrty 1 2 Revrew 2 3 Camera Club 2 Xavrer Ed wants to go to Prmcetan and sludy physical enguneermg gets a great deal at pleasure out of golf and ba eball l SFC THOMAS J WYNNE S olltyl 2 3 4 Guard of Honor 1 2 W Debut 7 Swrmmmg 3 Tom has has sughts set on mecham cal cnguneerung In emoriam Robert Keatmg Xavler sultered the loss of a fine student fauthful trlend superb athlete and more than that a gentleman when Bob Keatlng was called to hrs eternal rest last year Just as has presence was a deep msplratlon has absence was a great loss to the class of 56 John Bryan In the middle of his Junior year John Bryan was taken from the ranks of Mary s Regvment to meet hls Lord A faithful Mass server and an excellent scholar as well as a letterman on two J V teams John left a vacancy dlflhcult to fill He will always be remembered In the hearts of his classmates l ll I V I 1 Z. ,li v . 1 it I - l Q I, I N f ' ' 5 f . . I 'Q . . , . 'X . . 1 . K , - . 'K Q A . , - ..'-lf .. fs 4 W- , -.r.-L' , - . I' -lvl I W-.A . f'1f.J.,3'v1. I lf- 1 .,, . ' if- ., ff, .. - NX' rr, ,. . 1 1 ' J- . - - s ' A 431.1 , . . ' Ji., . . . . '49,-'A I -6 o J , . . CIMDG 'S' x Si' 1 EN SSM A CCL ER UND ,P - - - mba ffffwgq W O 0 MI -,,,,,,, 'Wi , 4 LJ' 2 1 ' AV' B ' ' I gi fy V ZF 1, I u I mf' f , : 'ff ' 4 J QI. , . ' 1 4 1 .. , I Mr -. ,,,.,.,..4v iv V 'Nba-1 ' '4 4 -3'7'?!'!P ' R 'vzlibkvw-14 -M - . Yan. innsv, mhxfn M gf an ,wb A. UV f' 3312: O ,ww Class 3A Top row-B. Flanigan, R. Nicolich, F, Ruth, D Maynard, W. B. Smith, J. Clarke, R. Paula. Third row-J. Drummond, F. Beck, J. McGracle P. Williamson, T. Kane, D. Magnetfi, W. Greene Second row-W, Wall, K. Waring, E, Breslin W. G. Smith, F. Curley, R, Brennan, F. Connolly Bolfom row-Mr. Guerin, SJ., J. Reilly, J. Grea ney, lg. Califano, A. Campo, F. DeIlaLana, H Murphy, R. Campion, Class 3B Top row-D. Burke, B. Bottle, P. Limpert, M Dilligon, R. Yezek, K. Morrisey, R. Sonfongelo R. Intermonf. Third row-E. Smith, J. Scyour, J. Leddy, R Cubero, T. Donnelly, A. Gowlik, J. Coslin, J Armenrono. Second row-W. Frederick, R. Weiss, J. Messzncz J. Juhosz, P. McHugh, M. Deon, F. D'Ascensio R. DeMc1rco. Firsfrow-Mr.51evens, S.J., H. Morwirz, T, Marti nefto, R. Di Also, M. Bocigolupo, R. Adikes, M Quinlan, A. Mulroin. Absenf-R. Forino. E XJ Class SC Top row-T. C!ec:ry, A. Borille, P, Doran, L Wilmorfe, E. Mofyko, R. Remuzzi, T, Clare, R Goiewski. Third row-A. Scxwicki, D. Healy, W. Longon, J Hourihcm, A, Bianco, J, McGuinness, A. Yuknus T. Hayes. Se:orrd rowYE. Reifly, P. Povlick, R Lobczdie M. Reber, A. Powed P. Modorwicr, J. Loorow M Ccdloghorw. Barrcm rowxMr, Rogo, H, Abromr, J, Lynch, J Stone, J, Momeverdr, A Torcio Absemf--T Peters, J McCOsney Class 3D Top row-R. Devine, W. Melchn, M. Linsky, D LoPointe, S. Spiro, J. Kcilben, T. King, G. Scesny A. Nasser. Third row-T. Scheil, P. O'Rourke, P. Vercesi G. Nee, D. White, R. Quinn, R. Zeccolc, J. Hickey A. Poone. Second row-A. Podgorski, W. Taylor, R. Nemes G. Wenz, J. Provissiero, C. Valentino, B. Fitz patrick, A. Pcsserini, F. Fugoro. Bottom row-Mr. Kelly, SJ., P. Fuellert, H. Lew R. Scanlon, F. Kutcher, E. Grieco, F. Ccppelli A. Giompaolo, D. Gunther. Absent-H. GriFFin. Class 3E Top row-F, Turano, D. Callinan, T, Stapleton, J MacGregor, J. Murphy, R. Kager, J. Magee. Thrrd row+J. Modolo, R. Campbell, K. Flood G. Ell, E. Heffernan, M. Gabrian, E. Gardner Second row-K. Burke, J. Kelly, J. Lucey, R Toth, W. Hill, R. Slevin, J. Boccia. Bottom row-Mr. Healey, S.J., V. Montemarano F. Stella, J. Chamberlain, B, Grant, G. Gallo, C Litterlni, A. Tlsi. XJ Class 3F Top row-P. Shannon, A. DelRosario, J. Gillespie C. Cadogan, B. Slayne, J. Healey. Third row-L. Dwarica, J. Chalk, V. Curtis, J Murphy, J. Balka, R. Chadderton, W. Naldrett Second row-R. Peterson, A. O'ConnelI, D Roche, F. Muraglia, A. Carine, V. DiPalma, W Walsh. Bottom row-Fr. Yates, S.J., J. Cleary, R. Inger soll, C. Greco, T. Tighe, K. McCarthy, J. Spinelli Absent--R. Como. Class 3C Top row-J. Rodigon, J. Cornwall, H. Allen, R DelCollc1do, D. Neville, R. Slross, J. Foley, ll Sczntopietro. Third row-R. McKenna, V. Zullo, P, Cunnion, J McKenna, M. Schcxrwoth, B. Molone, P. Cipricno Second row-W. DeSouIelIe, A. Bruno, G, Burns R. Tenerello, J. Moore, H. Martin, N. Pinto. Bottom row-Fr. O'Donovon, S.J., P. Tirrell, C Nordone, J. O'Sheo, R. Modonno, C, Zuczno'fi V, Picone, R. Dornicni. ll llllrlt 1 1 Class ZA Top row-T. Lynch, J. Donohue, T. O'Brien, K Ranaghan, T. Hoar, J. De Pierro, W. Johnson F. Lee. Third row-G. Vallario, J. Sexton, V. Battle, E Rainis, N. McLoughlin, D. Dillon, M. Yvars, M Gratteo, C. Crawford. Second row-V. D'Ambrosio, J. Mengele, A Martone, R. Della Penna, J. O'Neil, H. Martone A. Favazza, D. Williams. First row-Mr. E. Higgins, T. Hogan, A. Mc Nulty, R. Carrara, P. O'Brien, T. Whelan, B. Har rigan, D. Barrett. 5 W-. X... Class QB Top row-A. Scilleffi, J. Javora, B, Ryan, J Januzzi, R, Apperf, C. Restivo, E. Molfeni, W Turano, F. Kubelka. Third row-P, McNamara, T. Quaid, J, Kilkeary S. Sinatra, F, Sullivan, C. Roland, J. Mason, A Horgan, A. Neglia. Second row+C, Labus, B. Flynn, D. White, C Harfrnan, R. Messina, J. Marks, P, Hofirnann, R Cusack. First rowfMr. Caruso, P, He-irnbucn, J. Bagileo J. Ccceri, B. Smith, J. Howeil, J. Connor, A Caiania. Class QC Top row-D. Costigan, J. McArdle, H. Shields J. Mulcahy, N. Rossi, J. Coady, F. Konop, D Stump, B. Hurtz. Third row-G. Kefellas, W. Schild, W. Wilson R. Geffke, D. Gimpel, F, Scherma, R. Oslerman Second row-F. Morison, J. Muccia, T. Keane J. Hurley, M. De Fina, R. Barralfa, D. Corrigan B. Callaghan, L. Garafola. First row-Mr. Morgan, J. Galli, J. Gillen, J Corrado, A. Taddeo, A. Chapman, N. Dauerer P. Debus, F. Villciroman. Class QD Top row--L. Shaliean, B. McDonald, T. Keenan H. Kiernan, F, Bunclce, P. Manieri. Third row-R. Schlosser, G. Orlicki, T, Arm strong, E. Dufty, M. Kehoe, J. Flynn, A. Sor rento. Second row-D, Montoya, K. Fleming, R. Rogers J. Donovan, M, Daly, C. Christou, F. Lerro. First row-Mr, Rooney, SJ., P. Kennedy, M Sheehy, W. Gartland, R. Lynch, R. Cloth, R. Fio renza, S. Koch. Absent-E. Schultz. ! z 2 Class QE Top row-M. DiBeIardino, G. Wright, J. Mullane J. Martin, E. Gaffrey, B. Kearns, H. Kerins, G Feeney, W. Hayes. Third row-J. Tallent, R. Bauer, J. Chimera, M Smith, N. Testa, D. Nolan, D. Rodriguez, J. Sasso Second row-W. Cioffi, J. Curran, R, Bertotti, J Dowd, P. Simko, J. Parry, E. Papa, E. Jordan First row-Mr, McCarthy, S.J., G. Fitzgerald, D Biondi, A. Grafifeo, J. McCabe, A. Buovolo, R Bruniger, A. Dragoni. Absent-A. Senger, J. Dunn. Class ZF lop row-A, lemme, B. Knussrnan, T, Helmanek W. Stahl, J. Greeley, J. O Me-ara, H. Sgrosso, P Cannizzaro, J. Dougherty. Third row-R, Slrayer, J. Janelli, T. Hanlon, J Silo, T, Doyle, E, Kennedy, R. Vecchiotti, R Rossi, W. Blair. Second row-A. Limbardo, T, Scheiber, P, Bor donaro, R, Ramos, C. Robberf, A. Lote, T. Cali endo, R. Flood. Firsi row-Mr. McMahon, S.J., G. Buono, M DeBellis, R. Vanasco, J. Herr, M. O'Sl'1ea, J Gerstner. 2 'Sz 5 J Class QC Top row-T. Mulcahy, F. Fitzgerald, S. McCabe P, Finch, D. McLoughlin, D. Browne, J. Hosford A. Bucci. Third row-W, Smith, E, McCabe, P, Robinson C, Harmon, J. Goggin, L. Grik, R. Pochmcaro, K Roberts, M. Devczney, Second row-N. Acosto, R. Ciovotto, E. Miller P. Foley, M. Benedetto, R. King, J. DiDonoto, M Roimondo. First row-Fr, Kelly, S.J., M. Murphy, J. Severino H. Scheyer, R. Scocheri, E. Collopy, W. Kelly J. Ormond. Absent-T. Wolek. J 3 Class ZH lop row-S. Clark, J. Ruck, C. Reinhagen, P Dietrich, J. Fitzpatrick, J. McArclle, C. Duross, F McCormack, R. Dilligan. Third row-M, Walsh, J. Geer, J. Neef, D. En right, l. Malone, A. Corsi, M. Zendan, J. Ward Second row-J, Rice, J. Moore, J. Fleming, W Butvick, R. Cubisino, K. Quinn, J. Curau, E Delaney. First row-Fr. Hcssion, S.J., J. Gallagher, J Slwanley, H. Galasso, R. Gregory, E. Connelly J. Schmitt, G. Bevona, R. Finnegon. Absent-W. Fircz, S. Hilly. l 5 . . ,T-W .f , A , . . . 2 ' E l Class IA 'lop row-G. Scollen, T. Crean, W. Carlson, J Reilly, W. Moran, M. Mahoney, L. Gubos. Third row-D. Reiman, D. Connolly, G. Theo- logus, V. Pollio, P. Burke, O. Feeney, D, Meoney C. Verga. Second row-M. Connor, T. Norman, M. Sliso C. Colby, F. Peppe, J. Byrne, W. Missonnellie M. Tomasone. Firsi row-Fr. Rooney, S.J., F. Mina, J. Riordan R. Slefanowicz, L. Galasso, T. Gabrlelli, J. Blake F. Diaz. Class IB Top row-F. O'Brien, P. Lavalle, J. Boland, R Tortoriello, E. Bierma, R. Duffy, W. McPlwillips T. Trigg. Third row-P. Stout, F. Delwner, D. Cronin, R M:Credie, D. Bauman, P. Del.Uca, D. Sheridan J. Beggs, M. Krenlz. Second rowYL. Kenny, J, Powell, l.. Daly, T Brino, L Ycre, J. Dempsey, l. Uiilsky, B, Horan Firsi row-Mr. Manheimer, K. Hummler, D. Hua man, R. Wild, J. Marks, A. Lyons, R. Dryzga, J Haggerty. Absent-J. Flanagan. Class IC Top row-G. Murphy, T. Cannon, C. Treufer, W Dufiy, D. Dolan, E. Reynolds, H. Fagan, P. Malyi V. Fay. Third row-T. Kavula, C. Habersfroh, G. John- ston, J. Giordano, D. Shara, J. Marchisio, C Cuomo, R. Oeifinger, J. Kelly. Second row-R. Durig, T. Judge, A. Camisa, R Mitro, D. Williams, T. Fitzpatrick, E, Raleigh, G Knapp. First row-Mr. Karpowicz, D. Simpson, J. Lyew C. Vernieri, R, Forlizzo, T. Dames, R. Casaletfo M. Clancy. C H - 1 ii firm 2 l ' l 1 A 1 Class ID Top row-M. Burns, C. Becker, J. Pesci, A. Mas sirnilla, D. Alvarez, F. Serann. Tnird row-J. Bivona, J. Keker, R. Krelnl, K McAuley, W. Ryan, L. Bonfempo. Second row-F. Cherico, A. Denfe, D. Johnson R. Ricclo, W. Fagan, E. Cfonnelf, J. Boylan F157 rowfMr. Finnegan, W. Bayer, M. Burk, D Schiavo, W. Carey, D. McDona?cJ, N. DeHaPenna P. Haninn Absenf---VT, Laurens, P Tafaniino, Class IE Top row--F. Baumann, J. Smith, G. Ruocco, N Wilson, G. Monahan, A. Cashin, S. Casko, J Hackett. Third row-R. McCaffrey, G. Hendrickson, L Mulvihill, V. Amabile, J, VieBroclc, H. Lynch R. Davis. Second row--K. McGuire, C. Riccobono, D Isola, R. Murray, D. Burns, B. Wry, F. Mela, N Henkel. First row-Mr. Paquin, J. DeGeorge, R. Carpen ter, A. Bingay, F. Catalano, J. Quevedo, M Toner. Absent-R. Groppi, R. Maloney. M114- Z-7T A Class IF lop row- R. Singer, W Warner, J. Baldari, J Murphy, J. Villono, C. Anibrogio, W. Wcmlsli P Carroll, J. Lohiff. lhird row-R. Mingoio, F. Giarnbrone, W. Cu sack, T. Sullivan, J. Meister, T, Harrison, C Rosen, F, Osanilsch, S. Wrynn. Second row-J, Spiegel, A. Troy, R. Kealing, R l-lourihan. T. Adamski, W. McNamara, J. Young D, Sweeney, J. Callerall. First row-Mr. Werkle, T. Cody, G. lnfano, B Kennedy, R. Ardizzone, R. Norberg, S. Staple ron, G, Keegan. Class IC Top row-T. Sullivan, J. King, P. Stapleton, E Golli, D. Tobin, K. Lawler, J. M:Nully. Third row-V. Vilece, E. Pabon, H. Hasselmann J. McCue, V. Liebharr, C. Curcio. Second row-S. Barlkow, J. Kowal, D. Howard G. Ollornanelli, N. Doran, P. Kalben, J. Cleary First row-Mr. Bray, J. Walsh, D. LaRufTa, A Graziano, F. McDermott, B. Ccmerford, G. Wal lace, M. Dillon. E 15.5.- 'QQ-s- sm, Ov - .l -...,,,, 'x l 2 , . s 4'A'isn.,,,, ,NN Y r ff Class IH Top row-J. Munroe, G, Matuclw, J. Sullivan, J Meckier, J. Carlsen, C. Arlinghaus, J. Kaufmann D. Gatti, D, Bryan. Third row-G. Rothweiler, G. Hindy, A. Scun ziano, T. Pickles, P. Reilly, T. Hulahan, B. Vaclwon R. Woit, A. Rosa. Second row-R, Thompson, G. Krug, T, Nosky, J Dooley, J. Hughes, P. McDonough, C. Andren G. Witte. First row-Mr. Delaney, D, Pierson, L. Coughlin M. Balsamo, T. Fitzpatrick, E. Hackett, E. DeTorre W. McAlvc1nah. , ., , .Y , , . . i M1 3 , 4 . , 1 f 53.5. gfgi, . . , 1 4- i - Y - l Class IJ Top row-J. Russel, W. Bowles, J. Hawkins, H Haarup, J. Mole, E. Bielinski, R. Hornack, R Smith, J. Finnegan. Third row-J. Bradl, l.. Marrano, R. Zupa, P Ansalone, N. Vianna, E. Slattery, A. Burgio. Second row-P. McManus, F. Curran, H. Ruvoldf H. Pierson, J. Gardner, F. Lynetf, R. Maimone E. Nicotra. First row-Fr. Carey, S.J., R. Fusaro, J. Hughes J. Glynn, R, Vercesi, P. DeIBoca, J. Cummings T. Rodgers. CIMDG W w fs' I JS fb LS TA N EGHMIE R nl ,3 5 'if if fl if I A- The Regiment HIS year, the Xavier Regiment, dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary, was ably com- manded by Cadet Colonel Peter Devers. Led by a group of officers, specially selected after Officers' Candidate School, the Regiment took part in its usual full schedule of church parades, reviews, and parades. The long blue line twice paraded up Fifth Avenue during the school year, on Columbus Day ond again in honor of Saint Patrick. The annual mid-year review was tendered to Mr. Mike O'Donnell in honor of his 40th year ot teaching here at Xavier, The last military function of the year was held at Fordham, where the annual Spring Review honored Brigadier General Edgar F. Conley Jr., Chief of the New York Military District. gi Mid-year Review. Red Star Inspection. M11 Borogonc: cnd swf? lead the 2nd Bottoiion Q ' ib- 'Q 'sup I, V x -C N F AY! 4 F 1 Parade 'Qi i - f' V if .f. Vi ff A 1. A' 'f . WJ K M , . M., ,ig ' 2f 1X4g ' EE '1 ix .1 yr I 1 in . 0-L V N 2, I rx O ' f -Y., L' LV- - L' 3. - J an ' N I xh,?5,,,, .,., ', s , P S - f . :Q 7 Q ' ' I 4 1- - V, , ..,,, f. 'V Lwwi-T P ? . ' Q v A - P P-ff' W r- 41 7 ol ' n' f ' X 'Y N. , I O V , - . ' r 1 Eff 'J X' ' '. 0 -Au ' ' V A , I , l If . . ' X A , ,' 1 1 ' 'A .1 : 1-cw.. Qg?5Z.A,,,.x - 7' , 4 M , ,U A-,, U V ! . ff'f f - ff, 2 . ' - ' f , ,, A V 0 ' ' v - . V I :,,,...,.-., f1:.,? gi 5: A I 4,15 Sp-5 Z, ff-. ,fl W. YJ' Jmfh fix, -U3 .I wg, A M, vi X, vf VS VX 'xx Vw-A ,-XX -X k, Y' ge ,,.!,kK,-q11 .-l fu. I -.XM I' Viv, J J? 's 'K . ' ' . ' w' . ix, ' g., -'11, Q Nfl' if 'ZA' 1 1 W ' it I I f? , 1 Q . . ' Qx Q Q ' U x m 4 'fi ' ', f 1 me WX 1 22 1 3 1 I Ill ' ,ffl F Band ED by Cadet Maior Fred Adame, the Regi- mental Band undertook a full season. Under its new system of organization the Band marched 1 smartly through its yearly schedule of football games, reviews, parades and its first solo con- cert. A good deal of the credit for the musical skill of the Band belongs to C. W. O. John Fischer, whose skilled hands and gentle voice have been the guiding light of the band for almost seven years. The tireless work of Mr. Flood, S.J., the Band's moderator, was greatly instrumental in the suc- cess of the year's full program of playing and drilling. Front row-Adame, Basta, Paone, Orlicki, Ruck, Coady, Mr. Fisher, Keenan, Mr, Flood, S.J. Second row- Cusumano, Wilson, Stio, Nasser, McAndrews, Fitzpatrick, P. Foley. Third row-Burke, DeIBoco, Brino, Price, Scocheri, McLaughlin, Devaney, Fourth row-Weg, Matuch, Schultz, Scotten, DeGeorge, Camisa, Mengele. Fifth row-Kane, Tardio, Scanlan, Strayer, LaRuFla, Perroni, H. Pierson. Not pictured- Cornelia, Dellalana, Donovan, Saba, Wenz, Yuknus. an k Front row-Ellison, T. Peters, Madonio, DiAiso, Kelly, D. Pierson, McPhillips, Mr. Flood, SJ. Second row -Hewka, DellaPenna, lntano, Kubelka, Golosso, Harrison, McGrade, Malone, Third row-Klufas, Riccobono, Mazzone, Muraglia, Fitzpatrick, Hayes, Buono, O'Rourke. Fourth row-Powell, Donohue, Fugaro, Borowski, Kaufmann, Boccia, Schmitt, Cipriono. Fifth row-Modugno, Dufly, Batka, Sasso, Kudlac. Not pictured-Morto, Meneve, Norberg, R. Peters, Provissiero, Rogan. Bugle Corps NDER the command of Cadet Maior Paul Marto and moderator, Mr. Flood, SJ., the Regimental Bugle Corps rolled smoothly through a very busy year. The Corps performed at foot- ball games, competitions and many outside en- gagements. lt also turned in a splendid iob at the Mid-Year Review when for the first time the Corps combined an intricate marching demon- stration along with its playing skill. During the year the Corps won first place in the playing and appearance ball at Carmer's and also out in Hempstead. I 77 A , . ' iw B, 1 . I IP, Nia, H Y 5. if y K 4 F, S. ,.. ni 1 N -f-X' . 'flxp . A ' ngvilxx , 4 3 'f . 'A Q 4 M532 . A , I yn. ' 4 I .f s 0.4! ' A4'X6 ...JW gt 1 6' N' CIMDG P1 5' ZW' D Q LD F14 rzl E rf Fl 1' ' 4 wqwn Senior Retreat At Gonzaga PVUY, T think 1 ,.. 1035. ...we listen .. '. 'Y! . :li ' ..'- . ' . ,Q 'P-- ,Eh e .fr li L . . . and read. . in a couple of ways. We work of? steam . . . Following Christ . . . 1 v fi' fl! Z n . 'ur' xx v fl -f we plan our way Mr, McMahon, SJ., points up c challenge. Monday morning-the challenge is passed on. V' l 6 Senior Sodalit HE Sodality built its inner structure by ap- pointing an Apostolic, a Social, a Sanctuary and a Rules Committee. From this base, it reached its influence into the Sodality Council, a group organized to direct school wide Sodality activity. With the moderator explaining Sodality themes to the committee members, the members then instructing the entire Senior Sodality and finally each Senior passing this direction on to his Freshman Sodalists, the complete cycle was set in motion. With this inner structure functioning, the Sen- iors then spread their influence to social areas outside the school. Talks at Communion break- fasts, meetings with other Sodalities and attend- ance at the Detroit T. S. S. A. widened the Apostolic circle. The Guidon, a Sodality news- paper, reached the alumni Sodalists as well as those in the school. The climax of the year came at lnisfada when the Seniors made their solemn Act of Consecra- tion for one year, preparing to carry on a Sodality way of life in college. The omcers were: Prefect, Paul Marto, Vice- Prefect, Peter Deversg Secretary, Gene Flannery, Treasurer, Nick D'Agostino. Eos?er dance. 7 Symposium, in reheorsol . . ond in production To Donnelly John McG ode o d Fr Jones, S.J, Junior Sodalit HIS year's Junior Sodality was moderated by Father Jones, SJ., and led by Tom Don- nelly and John McGrade. The sodality tried to give its members a deeper realization of the nearness of Our Lord and His sacrifice with regard to each individual. By his talks the mod- erator tried to make each member lead a more Christ-like life. A group of Sodalists also at- tended the day of recollection ot lnisfada. The outside work of the Junior Sodality was quite successful. Forums were run on Education in the non-Catholic college and The Legion of Decency, two important subiects at this time. UW SOPHOMORE SODALlTY, Left-McNulty addresses fellow Sodalists. Right-Sodality officers, seated- McNuIty, Prefect, Fr. DeMoria, S.J., Moderatorg Quinn, Vice-Pretect. Standing-Brown, Ryan, O'Neil. A A Sophomore Sodallt N the apostolic sphere, sophomore sodalists visited various places of charity such as the Dominican Sisters' Orphanage at Blauvelt, New York. They have also sponsored the weekly Sta- tions of the Cross during the holy season of Lent. You may also have seen various members around the school instructing young men to be altar boys. They also conducted the well-enioyed Tropical Paradise that was held on May 12, under the direction of Frank Lee. Mainly, however, they have brought them- selves and others closer to Christ through the Immaculate Heart of His Blessed Mother. Freshman Sodallt HE Freshman Sodality, under the direction of Fr. O'Donovan, S.J., has spent the year in learning what the Sodality is and what its Way of Life means. Though only Probationists, they have thrown themselves wholeheartedly into the activities of the Sodality with all the zeal and enthusiasm of full-fledged Sodalists. For most ot the year the Sodality was sparked by Class Representatives, After proving their worth the following men were chosen as Ofticers: Prefect, Daniel Gatti, Assistant Prefect, Francis McDermottg Secretary, James Riordang Corre- sponding Secretary, Robert Keating, and Treas- urer, Peter Lavalle. FRESHMAN SODALITY, Thursday morning meeting with Fr. O'Donovan, S.J., in Larkin Hall. 9 Guard of Honor ACH May Xavier takes part in devotions to honor Our Lord and His Blessed Mother. Among these ceremonies there is one, simple yet impressive, which puts the finishing touch to a year of self-sacrifice and devotion. This is the pledge of dedication to the ideals of the Guard of Honor. In fulfilling the requirements tor this society of Mass and Communion three times a week, the men of the Guard of Honor can be seen every Wednesday morning, faithfully attending Mass in the now redecorated and recently renamed Larkin Hall. K. B. S. AVlER growth is a highly stressed product. The cadet develops his mastery of the Latin verb in the classroom, the flank movements in military drill, and the ability to sink a foul shot on the athletic court, but his most important growth exists before the eyes of God. The Mass of The Knights of the Blessed Sacrament at Xavier plays a large role in the growth of his soul. As its name implies the Mass develops a young Christian into something stronger, into a knight for Christ. lt is on Friday mornings that these Christian youths and knights assemble to pledge their allegiance to the king who directs their spiritual growth. The development of the soul, here, has an ideal environment. lt is among souls of the same state of life, with the same regulations and duties. This uniformity aids its growth. 0 ,lk if ' 1 Af: H A ' QQ 1 .-Z ki at ,, S wwf M ' H X , 556 A 73 fag' 2, .Z X 3, K '55 34 432+ L' W mf V W? 3 .wif ,Y 275' -4, E His vgzepfi 3 iswiiif, qw 1, r a MN.g?, M 331,154 A A . ff' 1, 'G f 'QF off Front raw-Deppisch, Boes, Fr. Yates, S.J., Seitz, Ruth, Drummond. Second row-McGrade, Curtis, Dwarica, Flanigan, Meckier, Holland, Reilly, Campion. Third row-Adikes, Flannery, Armentano, Yezek, Rodigan, Blake. Fourth row-Toner, Keating, McGuire, Riordan, Damiani, Valentino, Cornwall, Batka. eview Frank Boes and Fr. Yates, SJ., check the dummy. -.4 -. NCE a month, the beadles are summoned to the newspaper office to receive the latest issue of Review, After receiving their copy of the paper, it takes the students merely a matter of minutes to read with interest every article of the paper. Few realize, however, the many long hours that are spent in preparing an issue of Review for publication. Scarcely has one issue been distributed, before co-editors Frank Boes and Gerry Seitz can be seen conferring with their moderator, Fr. Yates, about the layout of the next paper. ln a few days twenty or more reporters will be scurrying through the school in quest of information. After the news articles have been written and sub- mitted, the real work begins, Long after the school has been deserted by other cadets, a faithful few can be seen in the Review office, proof reading, pasting, typing, or rewriting. Then four weeks, several sessions at the printer's and many Coke bottles after the previous issue, the new copy of Review is readyf Frank Ruth and Lud Deppisch ready the dummy, City raom chiichat. Gerry Seitz and Bill Hogan proof the Sporis section. .,.,.4......... ,,-...,.. . M NN, , Preparing Io send ii out 7 , ' 5, Fron row Weg Kusbach Mr Green SJ Fitzpatrick, Flannery. Second row-Spiro, Finn, Favazza, Keating Rrordan McGuire D Pierson H Pierson Gerstner. Third row-Toner, Daly, Valentino, Papo, Horgan Mulvrhill Quinn Juhasz Fourth row Meckrer, Drummond, Curtis, McGrade, Schanze, Looram, Birbrglro Chrestou Muccia, Hindy, Gawlik. The avier HlS year the Xavier has again appeared before the faculty, students and friends of Xavier, The task of rolling the magazines oft the press was execu'ed by co-editors Bob Fitz- patrick and Paul Kusbach, together with Bob Geoghan and Doug Logue, associate editors. Under the guidance of Mr. Green, S.J., the work ci organizing the magazine was carried out very smoothly, Much effort went into bringing about a few new changes in the Xavier policy. For instance, students are encouraged to write essays by being placed in competition with their fellow class- mates. With this incentive in mind, their essay may be the one chosen to appear in the Xavier. Much credii is also clue the entire staff for their fine cooperation, Many hours of work were put in by these men to uphold the standard of the Xavier, Evening Parade N a secluded ofhce hidden away in a little- known region of the school, the members of the yearbook stat? prepare each year's edition ot the EVENING PARADE. Long, tiring hours and late departures from school characterize a nor- mal day's work for them, The difterent workers, when not writing or rewriting are out among the student body gathering important material on various activities and individuals. Early in the year, the foundation is set for the annual edition and ideas begin to fall into a mold. From this time on to the final rush to meet the printer's deadline the days are filled with ideas, writing, typing, gathering of pictures and in general, work of the entire staft. Finally, a few days before the summer holi- days, the product of these long hours of prepa- ration is ready for distribution, the new edition ot the EVENING PARADE. Top--Wadle, Agnitsch, Deppisch, Owens, Kelly, and Signes. Right-Appert, Mulcahy and Senger. r l A 4.4-4 W. '. 9 rn,,......... .fv....,.4 ,, Photo Staff i fw' Q 1, 1 4 K. W. 1 v ,,1..' af' S ' lf ns Sun. .VM Aa. ' , ? I -f 4 ,Q . A .,,,. K My, , I f - h ., - 2 lf b , M-, . , 5 .,,, A ' ' - -f .gg-,J . . f,.-,,:. we-A.-6.-pgr.h-1 wwf -- '- 'D-F ' . ---Q' , . iiahn -1--li -w o r- 'H ' km 'W- 'K S , ff .ai U L ' ts Zami fw - f' 4 - 64 11311. - ' - T 1-'EIL 1 ,g Y ' iff ' ' -f I ,,, ,-,. ,...,, Front row, seated-Adame, Logue, Pieroni, O'Neill. Second row, standing-Burk, Horan, McNulty, Tenerella, Gunther, Third row-Munroe, Curtis, Doran, Ranaghan, Ryan, Carney. Fred Adame and Steve Carney, Press Club EEPING Xavier in the publicity spotlight is an important iob and it is this job which is the particular occupation of the Press Club. Throughout the year this behind-the-scenes or- ganization has lived up to its motto, Tell us and we'll tell the world. During the football season, for instance, telephone lines were kept iingling with reports of scores, touchdowns and lineups to all the New York papers. Spots appeared in these papers, the club clipped and saved them and clipping after clipping was added to the volumes of scrapbooks which tell of Xavier in the news. The football season was merely a mirror of the whole year's activities. When Father Matthews, the club moderator, was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in January, the organization thought that its spark and guiding light had been extinguished. But they were wrong. From a hospital bed and a room full of visitors, Father Matthews managed to keep that spark glowing, The Press Club operated at full speed. Doug Logue and Dan Pieroni. Sons of Xavier HE purpose of the Sons of Xavier is to pro- vide a means of contact for the alumni of Xavier. This year the SOX continued the publi- cation of a small newspaper called the l'Alum- news which gave news of fellow graduates to the alumni. The SOX also runs the annual Smoker on Thanksgiving Eve and the Communion break- tast held during Lent, in order to bring together as many alumni as possible. Father Carey, S.J,, is moderator and his capable assistants were Nick Burriesci, Bill Smith and Pete O'Brien. 7.- Bill Smith, Pete O'Brien, Nick Burriesci, and Fr. Carey, SJ Nick Burriesci writing. Bill Smith unearthing. Front row Forenzo Reilly Donnelly Gawl k Mr Stevens SJ ,luhasz Bagileo OBrien Second row McCabe Armentano Costlgan Brennan Battle Muccla Messina Corrigan Third row Wenz Johnson Stump Lee Ronaghan Appert Ryan Remo Yvars Hoffmann Bagulec at the feet ot the master HIS year the i955 56 debate team of Xavier High School under the direction of Mr Stevens SJ far surpassed its i954 55 record The year s highlight was the winning of the New York City District Championship of the National Forensic League by Joe Reilly Q22 wins 2 de- featsl and Joe Juhasz llri wins 2 defeatsl. I this tournament all the teams had to be prepared to debate both the negative and affirmative sides of the debate topic which concerned federal aid education, Juhasz and Reilly swept through 7 rounds undefeated to win this championship and become eligible to represent the N. Y. C. area in the National finals in Oklahoma this June. ln other tournaments the debate team has also come out very well finishing among the top ten schools, Fr, Carey's freshman debaters have also shown promise of being modern Ciceros, winning first place in the Jesuit Freshman Debating Tour- nament. Double 'clk pays off .luhcsz ond Renlly FRESHMAN DEBATE 1 1 Front row-Keegan, Fusscro, Fr. Corey, SJ., Dryzgc, DeTorre Harrison, Cody, Bayer. Third row-Boland, Hawkins, Mec K . 12 3 Top Juhasz orates as Boes wants Bottom Machine replaces Moderator lor Doug Logue and Bob Donovan Speakers Guild HIS year under the guidance of Mr Healy SJ the Speakers Guild finished of? a most successful season Doug Logue was a representative of the Cath Ollc Forensic League in the Mirror Youth Forum As a portent of future Xavier successes in the tied ol speech Logue was packed as one of the fina eleven chairmen the many C F L tournaments during the year Xavier frequently finished in third place Then together with the debaters Xavier s Speak ers walked oft with a second place trophy in the National Forensic League District Tournament During May three Xavierites travelled to Pitts The men of loth Street did very well for them selves Frank Boes was a finalist In extempore George Menake a finalist In original oratory while Tony McNulty capped the first place for his work In oratorlcal Interpretation This en abled the school to place sixth out of close to a hundred schools competing Front row Donovan Menake Mr Healy SJ Logue Boes Second row Baguleo Messina Ryan Juhasz Hartman McNulty Third row Amentano Battle Spiro Ranaghan Santangelo Donnelly 4 7 A I - , ' I ' . ln . . . ' burgh to compete in the Eastern C. F. L. finals. Library Staff T approximately 8:15, the doors of the Li- brary are unlocked to begin a typical day, And a typical day is a busy one. Before and after school and during Recess and Lunch Period, there is always a steady stream of cadets withdrawing or returning books. Books on the reference shelves are also put to good use dur- ing the average day. Things are kept running smoothly by Xavier's capable librarian Miss Salvati and by the twelve members of the Library Staff. Through Miss Sal- vati's efforts our library has received 40 period- lcals and 500 books fiction and nonfiction during the past year Al' A 1 Top Munick the middleman between printer and shelf Bottom Wulmotte and Fuellert put them back in the RIGHT place Seated Mmick Miss Salvati Dobson Clark Standing Yezek Wilmotte Walsh fu 'Z 5 x ,A-ff ff Pre-production tension: Wolek, Minick, and Mr. Guerin, SJ. Svosh voices a mild obieclion. Mike Minihan and Bob Donovan. Double, double, toil and trouble . . , Chewing-gum? Ja!' Medal winner Hartman and Jim Mcllrdle Stalag I TALAG l7, the drama-comedy, was chosen this year as Xavier's annual presentation. The play was held on the evenings of December 9th and lOth in the Old College Theatre. This year, the gold medal for the best acting in a major role was awarded lo Jim Hartman for his portrayal of Sefton and a silver medal to Bob Donovan who played the part of Stosh. The bronze medal for the best acting in a minor role was awarded to Mike Minihan as Corporal Shultz. The publicity crew under the direction of Joe Reilly, Chester Greco, Bob Campion and Dick Paula also carried out its iob capably. This year the cast was again led by Mr. Guerin, S.J., and Jack Frost, the Assistant Director. STALAG 17 me cAsr S. S. Guard . Stash Harry Shapiro Price . Herb Gordon Hoffman Sefton Duke , McCarthy Horney Marko Corporal Shultz Dunbar Reed Peterson Red-Dog Witherspoon McKay German Captain Geneva Man James McArdle Robert Donovan Gregory Golden, Richard Day, Edward Raleigh, Thomas Donnelly, James Hartman, David Stump, Anthony Cusumano Thomas O'Brien, Thomas Wolek, Michael Minihan Barry Ryan, ' Frank Heelan, Frank Connolly Vincent Curtis, Armand Favazza William Wall Paul Kusbach, Basil Falcone 1 Vefi' We'll make you talk. Kusbach and Donnelly. Chow down! And Hitler made you come spy on us , . Dick Day is gagged for his last exit. 1 Stage Crew ONG before the presentation of the annual school play, the members ofthe stage crew began to construct props for the play. Their many hours spent in painting scenery and desfgn- ing sets paid rich dividends the nights of De- cember 9th and lOth. ln addition to the play, the stage crew also pulled the switches for the Senior Sodality Show. The activities of the stage crew were super- vised by Mr. Guerin, S.J., and Joe LaFerrera. Minick and La Ferrero-rear view. Pete Debus parses Caesar for fun. Latin Sight GAIN this year Xavier was represented in the classics by the Latin Sight Group, which began last year under the name of the Classical Club. The Sophomores carried on the bulk of the work, together with their moderator Fr. Jones, S.J. Every Wednesday afternoon meet- ings were held to go over passages from Caesar in preparation for competitions, This year the group entered two Latin Sight Contests, the N. Y. U. Latin Sight and Baird Memorial Latin Sight Competitions. In the latter competition the group did well and Manual Yvars received honorable mention. Look before you leap. Hendrickson, Mr. Rooney, SJ., and Kutcher. Seated-Morison, Fr, Jones, S.J., Debus. Standing-Rossi, Martone, Magnetti, Battle. C ess Club FTER a lapse of eleven years, Xavier again has a Chess Club. Last November, Xavier's pawnpushers were organized into a club with Mr. Francis Rooney, S.J., as moderator and Mr. John Rooney as coach. Chris Hendrickson was elected president of the group's 45 members. Every Friday afternoon since, Xavier's chess fans have met to match wits with one another. Thus far there has been only one outside match, an unsuccessful one with Fordham, but with more experience the story should be different next year. Mass concentration. H? C ee Club RGANIZED in 1950, the Glee Club in six years has become a permanent part ot Xavier. During the year the Glee Club sang at public engagements among which were the Christmas party ofthe Italian Charities of America. Xavier's warblers also sang at the solemn Christmas Bene- diction for the Cadets. 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Va rslty VINCENT ALVINO DAVID HILL lCaptl DAVID TOOMEY ANTHONY BARAGONA HIS years football team suffered nts first malor setback before tt ever stepped on the grrdlron the death of Co Captam Bob Keatlng Overcoming such a great loss was a tremendous lob but Mr Paquln found a hard workmg and success ful replacement In Make Butler One of the most outstandmg assets of thus years squad was the depth of all posrtaons whuch enabled them to achieve the best record of any club slnce l952 Spearheaded by captarn Dave Hull the team started ot? the year s campaign wnth a wm over the strong and hnghly rmpres slve Cardmal Hayes routed an expert enced Brooklyn Prep team and hlt St CHARLES THOMAS MICHAEL BUTLER GERALD LANNING JOHN CASKO AH FRANK COSTANZA John s for Its thlrd wm A confident team lourneyed to Jersey to meet undefeated St Cecelia s only to have the game cancelled by ram The team then dropped two heart breakmg games to Iona and St Peters only to bounce back and defeat Its arch rnval Fordham Prep to close a wmnmg season Thanks are due to Mr Paqum Mr Burns and former Co Captam Joe Simone for theur unendmg eflorts to obtaln a hgh calubre team whuch proved ltself both dur Ing the season and after he season by the honors and mdnvldual s holarshups awarded to our athletes JOHN KANE FRANCIS KILKENNY GERARD FOYE JOSEPH GRASKE CHARLES GREANEY l35 ootball F-7' L . - A . . . i 9 Sitting-Sawicki, Crawford, While, Callaghan, Kilkenny, Hill lCapl.l, Grant, Stone, Nee, Greaney, Battle. Kneeling-Hickey lMgr.l, Tighe, Melahn, Mulrain, Cubero, Casko, Butler, Leddy, Toomey, Foye, William- son, Bucci, Neglia, Alvino, Baiewski, DiFalco, Novembre lMgr,l. Standing-Mr. Simone lAssl. Coachl Moore, Vallario, Slevin, Graske, Langan, Peltier, McKenna, Flanigan, Vercessi, Healey, Kane, Lanning Sgrosso, Zeccola, Gardner, Gibbons lMgr.J, Mr. Paquin, CARDINAL HAYES SEASON'S RECORD Xavier Opponent The cadets won this opening game on Alvino's 7 Hayes 2 T. D. Out of their three touchdowns the cadets 32 B'00klYn PV'-QP O had two of them called back. Limiting themselves I3 Sl' John S l2 to a ground attack, the l6th streeters threw only 7 Iona 24 I2 St P t ,S 25 one pass-complete to end Tony De Falco. Xav- . eer 20 Fordham 6 ier's terrible trio, Cubero, Hill and Butler proved especially rugged for the plunging Hayes' backs. BROOKLYN PREP. With the best playing exhibited by the team in several years, Xavier rolled to its second vic- tory with a 32-O whitewashing of B. P. at Brook- lyn College field in which nearly all of the team saw action. John Casko was awarded the Wil- liam Dahut Memorial Trophy for his outstanding playing. ST. .lOHN'S The toe of Captain Dave Hill provided the deciding margin of Xavier's l3-T2 victory. After scoring two quick touchdowns in the first quar- ter, the Kaydet attack stalled throughout the rest of the game as the Redmen from Brooklyn stead- ily closed the gap. The touchdowns were scored by Casko and Greaney. IONA Xavner tasted defeat for the first tame thus season before the onslaught of lona The Blue and Maroon s only TD was made by Baragona through the efforts of Casko and Stone and Hull added the P A T In desperatuon the Kaydets O ST PETER S A good Xavaer crowd was on hand to wltness the game between the Kaydets and Petreans St Peter s won the toss and elected to receive the kuckoFf It was a tough struggle all the way with Xavier on the short end of a 25 T2 score l l took to the air but time ran out with Iona on f p. , . ' 138 FORDHAM The flavor of victory was added to the turkeys of the Xavier students on Thanksgiving Day as the maroon and Blue rounded out its season by defeating their arch-rivals, Fordham Prep. With this win the cadets ended their season with a 4 and 2 record and recaptured the Mike Dunn Memorial Trophy. . . ootball O build from a group and turn it into a smooth performing team was the iob which faced Mr. Doyle when he took the task of coach- ing this year's team. By the end of the season all were sure it was a iob well done by both Mr. and the boys. Led by George Vallario and Hank Sgrosso the team emerged with 4 wins and 2 losses. But more than this many fine var- sity prospects have been discovered and will be an asset to the fame of Xavier. Sitting-Rainis, Crawford, Grik, Rice, Gimpel, Baratta McNulty Finegon Sullivan Fleming Kneeling Vallario, Mulcahy, McNamara, Graffeo, D'Ambrosio Goggm Rodriguez Nolan Murphy Burke Reinhogen Standing-Mr. Doyle, SJ., Sgrosso, Kerins, Knussman D1BeIardino Severlno Jordon Kehoe Cusack Burns, Robinson Bucci Januzzi yr, ' 11,1 Vin Alvino lCo-capl.l Jyiu X if Q74 1 .J , Bi' f g , l . 1' Af l 'tix' ,A f .+kVlf' 1 'J I 2. f 25 1' f I if X' Pot Kelly lCo-capt.l 5? 4 l e 'v- ' Qvurl! X '31 X if 1 lv ix John Casko Q X ' -use eff Pete Bru none xx yf Varsity Basketball HE '55-'56 Varsity Basketball team had a winning season for the first time in 4 years. An overall season record of 14 wins against 4 losses was topped only by the tact that Xavier went undefeated in 10 home games for the first time in their court history. The season came to a finale with the initial appearance of the ma- roon and blue in the city championship playoff. Success was due to balance. The first seven men were potential scorers, and each was the individual pace setter in at least one game. However, co-captain Pat Kelly led with a 317 point total and a 16.2 average. His rebounding was also tops. Lou Turco, the year's dark horse, ran a close second with a 15.1 average and 242 total. Lou's fiery spirit helped gain him post season honors along with Kelly. Pete Brunone's 13.4 average and 227 total was good for the third spot while Vinnie Alvino's playmaking was second to none. Dee Maynard, the only Junior starter was an important cog in Tony Karpowicz's machine as was Jim Hanley and Ray Clyne. These were ably backed by a strong bench, led by John Casko. SEASON S RECORD Xgvler OppOnel'1f Sf Mlchael s Sf Augushnes RSQIS Fordham R1ce Power St Peter s La Salle Sf Ann s Brooklyn Prep Race Sf Mlchael s La Salle Power Sf Ann s Regls Fordham SI Francls C H S A A League games NNI! m Hanley Ray Clyne 91:11 John G bbons X uf: 'I' Q-Y' Bas I Castro . FF 0 ' :ry 84 . ' ' 69 gg S7 1 85 . ' 73 1-.27 3 8 76 ' ' 69 ef- A 83 73 f-1 '21 84 ' ' 55 A ,gf f I 8 76 ' 67 1 3 f A 62 . ' 83 1' 81 ' 78 f . 70 ' . ' 68 . 83 53 Q ,7 y 62 ' ' 54 Ji 72 . ' ' 61 73 ' 69 50 ' 51 58 ' . ' 72 72 ' ' 63 61 62 61 . ' 73 , K 2 1 I I pus , ' 'S TN A 1. -I , J Q 7.9 C 5 ' .4 sxq Y y V X fh C, ' ha' . . '14 1 A . , , , 64 . l . .' I' ,119 '- 3 5 i fvinci B'll 141 gs. Hogqn Lou Turco xx From row, sifting-Brunone, Clyne, Alvino ICO-Cup1.J, Kelly ICO-Ccphj, Turco, Casko, Maynard. Bock row slanding-D'Agostino fMgr.j, Yuknus fMgr.1, Flcnigan, Breslin, Hogan, Cosirovinci, Gibbons, Mr. Karpowicz 4 Y x 'IQ mg 'N-S. ks? Ii, 142 A ,' 4 NF? , X 4 , Q x , J , ug X I5 54' N, er if fi f f ! A-nf Front row Scheyer Scanlan Monteverdu Gallagher lCo captalnl Schmutt lCo captaml J Cleary Palruck Foley Hull lMgrl Second row Gunther Sulluvan Doran Feeney Wynne W Turano Smuth F Turano Muccla Third row H Murphy Doyle lMgrl J Murphy Devme T Cleary Cummmgs Burke Apperl og l in l I 'f T I I .I - ' I l - . I ' I I I l i I I I I I ' I I 1 I ' l' I 'I ' I I ' I I I I , . I I I I I , I 144 Tom Gallagher away for a fast start Juhasz Seutz Swimming HIS year started off with a promlsmg splash Sparked by the efforts of talented freshmen, and strengthened with the more experienced sophomores lumors and sensors the team began the season wnth three stralght wms The coaching of Mr Mullen and the determlnatuon of the team members under the leadership of co captains Tom Schmitt and Tom Gallagher served to brlng out the best In Xavler s frog men Handucapped by a mmlmum of practuce the men displayed fine spmt and the season ended with three wms and flve defeats The team was successful an the C H S A A champuonshups and novice cham pnonshlps where they came away wlth a good percentage of the medals and a fourth place among the competnng teams The overall picture of the team IS one of great nmprovement over former years supplemented by hope and zeal for the future ,,,,,,.fr' 1 9 ,xd,:fi!f, 1 WA . 1 0'4 V 4 ,I z A , WW , . gn Pete Foley going down . . . Marks, sei, . . . . . ond coming up. A Divine, Devine 9729 Front row-Waring, Swiers, Rebore lCo-copt.l, Cooper lCo-capt.l, K. Fleming. Back row-Mr. O'Keefe, Nemes, Donovan lMgr.J, Schiel, Fr. Donovan, S.J. 0 ,- fn :S L......4 Co-captains Wally Cooper and Bart Rebore. FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY Kneelvng-Ardizzone, Toner, McGuire, Andren, Conner. Stondrng!-Fr. ODonovon, S..l., Law- ler, McCredle, Moran, Russel, Laurens, Singer Mr, O'Keefe. Cross Countr AVlER'S l955-56 Cross Country team, brav- ing one of the most inclement Autumns in rememberance, showed one of Xavier's more suc- cessful seasons. A truly representative team, paced by Co-Captains Wally Cooper and Bart Rebore slashed over the treacherous slippery hills and rain soaked lowlands of Van Cortlandt ,vltgp G . . . like hounds before the hunt. . . Park, Frontlined by Seniors Cooper, Sweirs, Re- bore and with the aggressive running of Juniors Beck, Nemes, Waring, and Sophomore Ken Flem- ing we had a nucleus of a solid starting seven, plus such rich talent as Dick Podgorski in re- serve. The high scorer and multi-medal medal winner was Wally Cooper. Wally crowned a very successful season when he copped the Jesuit Championships nearly shattering the course rec- ord. The Hill and Dale men were very fortunate in having Mr. Joseph O'Keefe as coach. Mr. O'Keefe together with Fr. O'Donovan, S.J., were important factors in the team's successful season. Bob Nemes pours it on. Q-wg, -Pi, F2- 31' , +L ' ef, 1 ' u Y Fr. O'Donovan, S.J., clocks Toner . . . Over hill, over dale f ,LA if cg 1 as ' l KL3 X ng 4 f W 4' f IJJ - A f' -x ' If Front row-Rebore, Cooper, Kilkenny lCo-capt.l, MacTogue lCo-capt.l, Nernes. Second row-Lucey, Bucci, O'Brien, Podgorski, Pieroni, Melahn, Neglia, Third row-Fitzpatrick lMgr,J, Limpert, Price, Beck, Scheil, Swiers, Waring, Donovan lMgr.l. Track AILY at the l68th Street Armory or at East N' River Park, there was practice for the indoor or outdoor track teams. One of the best sprinters on the team, which is coached by Mr, Joseph O'Keefe and mod- erated by Father Joseph O'Donovan, was the captain Frank Kilkenny, who captured medals in many different events. The best known distance man is Wally Cooper, one of the most outstand- 'Take it and go. Limpert and Peltier, mg mllers ln lhe clly' J. V. TRACK Front row-Mortone, Dehney, Callopy, Perry. Second row-Connelly, MacDonald, Gaftrey, J. Fleming Third row-Martin, Costigan, Sirnko, K, Fleming. Fourth row-Molteni, Vallorio, Neglia, Madonna. If , fjf yis f.. ' A ' - hh i - G ' ' ' V DUI Z, A M i ' :ve Atlvllf. fi, K A, . 25 1-4 Several of the Juniors have proved themselves in all distances and will easily take over next year. One of them, Bill Melahn will soon be competing for Larry Pugh's '54 title in the shot- put field. The Sophomores, many of whom have already broken their Novices, and the Freshmen have gained valuable experience and will soon be making themselves known. All in all, this has been a very successful year. Many medals have been won, and wher- ever they were not, the team still gained a high position in competition with teams of larger size. Homer lBill Melahnl puts il home. FRESHMAN TRACK Front row-Sullivan, Moran, Dooley, Slefanowicz. Back row -Gotti, Ryan, Villano, McGuire, Ardizzone. 32+ of -, ,x',.-v-1f,' 1 ,f Cooper brings home the bacon again. Frank Kilkenny breaks for the wire. 00 Kneelung DuGauduo Toth Kampf lCo captl Cangemu ICO captl Kuley Stondung Valentuno Wunn Kane Sgt Rand Falcone Heumbuch Mr Rooney SJ A truo to reckon wuth Falcone Kampf lCaptl and Cangemu r-Hx !,...r1 HE curtaun has fallen on one of the most successful seasons un Xavuers hustory urst un the Hearst f1rst un the NRA sectuonal an Hrs. un the untercolleguate A natuonal record was set un the Eduson match and the school three posutuon record fell twuce In shoulder to shoul der matches the ruf1emen compuled a commend able 14 and 1 record Success thus year has centered around one man Bob Kampf He holds the three posutuon record of 291 and the 40 shot record of 391 He has tued the four posutuon hugh of 197 and holds an unequaled average of 192 5 ln addu tuon to hus other records he took first place un the unduvudual NRA sectuonal Thus year senuors leave on the crest of a two year wave of record breakung As the smoke clears thus June sux senuors wull pack up theur gear for good Co captauns Bob Kampf and Tony Cangemu Paul DuGauduo Roger Kuley Basul Fal cone and Duck Heumbuch Thus leaves two re turnung lettermen Roger Toth and sophomore Norm Dauerer for next year Jounung them wull be Tom Kane and John Corrado Specual thanks must be guven the moderator Father Lehmkuml SJ and the assustant modera tor Mr Rooney SJ as well as the excellent coach Sgt Rand - 1 1 I 1 - 1 -- , . . . , . 'F. . I . . I d L. . . . J . . I - if 4.. . .. . ' ,JW U . . I K-.9 1 ' . kg? ' 1 1 'Xxi : - Yix . . I X 1 . rg. 4 5 vu . . 150 Down the sca 'yfff' 'L Front r Mr, Rooney, SJ., and Roger Toth. Mm 'W nw le: Dauerer, Toth, Kiley, and Corrado. Y...-S..-.fd J' -gay I. :95 a' f A , Y L ,f f f rf- 5. f ZLJ, ,,' K ' A study in coniemplafion. J, V, RIFLE TEAM ow-Corrado, Fiorenza, J. Walsh, Chapman, W. Walsh, Back row-Gallasso, Mr. Rooney, S.J., Valentino, Dwarica, Kane, Carine, Labus, Marwitz, Smith. x., Kneeling Whelan Grazuano Advkes Qumlan Yvars Standmg Fcvazza Golden Cole Senz lCoptt Gerry Seutz captam Hendnckson Morrissey Tennis HIS year the varslty tennls team stretched tts wunnlng pattern for another year The three singles this year were held down by cap tam Gerry Sentz and Jim Cole semors ond Tom Clare a lunlor Greg Golden was the other sen lor on the team and Kevin Morrlssey Bob Adlkes and Mike Quinlan rounded out the lumors Soph omore year was represented by Armand Favaz za Tom Whelan and Manny Yvars while the promlsung freshman Tony Grazlano was the only member of has year to wm hus varsuty letter Z 1-3 QM-cv 72322 af Vi, --+ I-E xx 1.1 J. V. AND FRESHMAN TENNIS TEAMS Fronf row-QFreshmenJ-Honihn, H. Pierson, Fay, Thompson, D. Pierson. Back row- U. V.,-Enright, Power, Johnson. Ranaghan, Yvors, Gregory. Left- Easy, 1hat's my playing hand. Greg Golden and Jim Cole. Bovfom left-Mr. John Rooney coaches five hopefuls. Borfom right-Mr, J. Rooney, Bob Gregory, Tom Whelan, and Mr. F. Rooney, S.J. l 7 v K Front row-Marta, Barry, Thomas, Casko lCapt.l, Franchina, Hickey lMgr.l, Mr. Karpowicz. Second row- Hagany, Stark, Mulrain, Slevin, Breslin, Cornelia, Hogan. Third row--Hourihan, Devine, White, Greaney, Maynard, Kalben, Gardner. Casko, captain, ready tor anything. Breslin, grimly determined. Baseball URING the latter part of the year when spring fever is in the air, the clatter of spikes ring out the beginning of the baseball season. In this year's edition of that abbrevi- ated high school sport, Coach Tony Karpowicz retained a solid nucleus from the '55 infield. Going around the horn were Seniors Duncan Barry, Jim Stark, John Casko, and Bob Thomas, backed up by subs Bob Devine, Bill Hagany and others. Patrolling the outfield pastures were Andy Mulrain, Fred Pilanski and Lou Turco, aided by fly-chasers Jerry Modolo, Timmy Tighe and Ray Slevin. Rounding the starting team and wearing the catcher's tool was Joe Franchina. Composing the Xavier mound corps were vet- erans Eddie Cornelia and Dee Maynard, and newcomers Paul Marto, Bill Hogan and John Kalben. Starting a fast fielding but weak hitting nine, Xavier nevertheless shook up many of the league's top contenders during their eighteen- game schedule, beating their arch-rivals Ford- ham Prep in their first start. 4 v -4 f mill? l' Indeed, Joe is a Many Splendored Thing. 6 3 44 .xt g J. V, Baseball A' HE J. V. Baseball team which is again coached by Mr. Doyle, S.J., is captained by Dennie Gimpel. Although the team lost its first league and exhibition games at the hands of Paul Morto winds up. Power and Brooklyn Prep, they bounced back with a string of seven consecutive victories which included wins over league powerhouses such as St. Ann's and La Salle. The ability of the many sophs on the team enabled the J. V. to finish second in league competition. , my J. V. BASEBALL TEAM ,, rv ii-'-A 'ff . . . . - . . Q' t Front row-Bielrnskr, Carey, McCredue, Dente, RICCIO, Gardner, Spiegel, Powell il l lll ui Second row-Rodriguez, Osterman, Gralleo, Gimpel lCapt.l, Crawford, D'Ambrosio A'q t X' Mr. Doyle. Third row-Hurtz, Schild, Armstrong, Reiman, Kavula, McNamara, Grik X X 1 Hoar. A Wiz? fi ' WSW X M IQ GRM' In Q 4 4 W . 4 l Front row-Delaney, Hurley, Armstrong, Gotti lCapt.l, Osterman, Crawford. Back raw-Cecere lMgr.l, Fleming, Hoar, Mullane, Bunke, Feeney, Hurtz, Browne, Mr. Doyle, S.J. . . Basketball HE main iob of the J. V. team is to train players for the varsity teams and this year's J. V. basketball team performed that task very efficiently. Under the able coaching of Mr. Rich- ard Doyle, S.J., the J. V. not only contributed two boys to the varsity bench but also developed many potential stars for next year's varsity. Led by captain Joe Gotti, the J. V. cagers sported a record of 7 wins to 9 defeats. The remaining starters were Barry Hurtz, Tom Hoar, Charlie Crawford and Ken Fleming Freshman Basketball HIS year's Freshman Basketball team under the coaching of Mr. Kelly, S.J., finished a season of seven wins and sixteen losses. Al- though the team had an unimpressive record, they gained valuable experience which is sure to be a great help in the future. John Smith, sparking the team with a deadly one hand iump shot, was high scorer, having an average of ten points a game. Most of the re- bounding was done by Harry Harrup and Kevin Lawler. Harrup also placed second in the scoring department. Front row-Forlizza, McNamara, Hourihon, McCredie, Hughes, Dooley, Maloney. Back row+Catleroll, J. Smith, R. Smith, Gatli, Haarup, Lawler, Reiman, Burke, Mr. Kelly, 5.1. Graduates -June, 1956 Fred P Adame Robert C Agnntsch Vnncent A Alvnno Robert C Ambrosnnn Kenneth F Astarnta AnthonyJ Baragona Duncan A Barry Joseph l Basta Benednct B Benngno Jr FrancnsX Boes Jr Robert M Bnondn Alfred R Bonsngnore Anthony P Borrello James J Brock Peter P Brunone John M Burke Nncholasl Burrnescn Mnchael E Butler Andrewl Campbell Anthonyl Cangemn Rnchard M Canonnca Ernest A Carobnllo Jr Stephen E Carney Mnchael F Carroll JohnJ Casey Jr John S Casko Basnl P Castrovnncn Wnllnam A Cnoflero Raymond E Clyne James E Cole Alex B Collettn Wnllnam A Collnns Frank J Coluccn Robert A Connelly Walter K Cooper EdwardJ Cornelna Francns X Costanza John L Crane Lawrencel Crane J Augustnne Cruz louns F Cummtng Robert D Curtns Anthony R Cusumano Nncholas F D Agostnno John A Daly Rnchardj Day Robert P De Betta Joseph T De Foe Robert F Dehney Frank E De Marco Harold C Denman ludwng M Deppnsch Nelson P Deusebno PeterJ Devers J HughJ Devore Jr Amerngo J Dn Cresce Anthony G Du Falco Patrnck O Dn Fede Paul T DnGaudno Thomas A Dnmnno WnllnamJ Dobson Jr KevnnJ Donohue Robert E Donovan Edward F Downs AIbertK Dowskn Jr Stephen C Duggan Jr 241 136 57 72nd Avenue Flushnng 67 188 Kensett Road Manhasset Long Island 3640 Johnson Avenue New York 63 1458 68th Street Brooklyn 19 84 31 Dana Court Rego Park 79 New New New New New York York York York York 74 Zobrnskne Street Jersey Cnty 7 New Jersey 51 40 30th Avenue Woodsnde 77 105 Spencer Street Brooklyn 5 141 Verdun Avenue New Rochelle 19 Lefterts Boulevard Rnchmond Hnll 19 450 West 44th Street New York 36 20 Monroe Street New York 2 14 Ludlam Place Brooklyn 33 15 80th Street Jackson Henghts 83 Clay Street Brooklyn 3 Peter Cooper Road New York 1626 45th Street Brooklyn 4 120 Hollywood Avenue Douglaston 3260 Netherland Avenue Bronx 63 227 Van Sncklen Street Brooklyn 23 21 10 Dntmors Boulevard Astorna 5 1851 West 12th Street Brooklyn 23 770 St Mark s Avenue Brooklyn 16 30 30 146th Street Flushnng 54 9935 Shore Road Brooklyn 9 57 11 146th Street Flushnng New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York 115 Lake Street Jersey Cnty 6 New Jersey 88 West Thnrd Street New York 12 7901 Colonnal Road Brooklyn 9 238 Senator Street Brooklyn 20 65 80th Street Brooklyn 9 0 142nd Avenue Rosedale 22 Long Island 7924 15th Avenue Brooklyn 28 333 86th Street Brooklyn 9 New New New New New New New York York York York York York York 22 Clnnton Avenue Arlnngton New Jersey 21 Sherman Avenue New York 40 New York 3089 Rnchmond Road Staten Island 6 New York 118 Crescent Avenue Leonra New Jersey 545 West 236th Street New York 545 West 236th Street New York 1504 Charlotte Bronx 8719 Unnon Turnpnke Glendale New New New New York York York York 14 Boyd Avenue Jersey Cnty New Jersey 536 East 18th Street Brooklyn 26 325 Manhasset Woods Road Manhasset 63 18 83rd Place New York 74 262 Argyle Road Brooklyn 18 543 Tenth Avenue New York 18 2136 Troy Avenue Brooklyn 34 310 East 15th Street New York 3 440 Ovnngton Avenue Brooklyn 9 82 21 60th Road Elmhurst 73 12 Charles Street New York 14 52 O9 Sknllman Avenue Woodsnde 77 New York New York New York New York 117 Commander Black Drnve Orodell New Jersey New New New New New New New York York York York York York York 3 Yale Terrace West Orange New Jersey 94 20 214th Place Queens Vnllage 28 1085 Park Avenue New York 1214 71st Street Brooklyn 28 966 76th Street Brooklyn 28 213 Eleventh Street New York 3 15 Bayvnew Avenue East lslnp Suftolk 25 46 46th Street Long Island 3 33 38 203rd Street Baysnde 61 New New New New New New New New York York York York York York York York 45 Bedford Avenue West Englewood New Jersey 446 Jersey Avenue Jersey Cnty 2 New Jersey 152 Grayson Place Teaneck New Jersey 157 . 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I ' I Evening Parade Staff Editor-in-Chief .. , . , ., , ,,,, ., Donald Wadle Assistant Editor , .,,, . ...,, ,,,, . , , Robert Kelly ' Copy Editors ,, . ,. ,, Ludwig Deppisch ' Thomas Owens ' Photo Editor Robert Agmtsch Robert Frassanlto 56 Paul Mulcahy 56 Edwm Schanze 56 Thomas Schmitt 56 Francis Connolly 57 Ralph Damian: 57 Vincent Montemarano 57 Ruchard Paula 57 Richard Appert 58 Marlo Graffeo 58 Wllllam Kelly 58 Robert Lynch 58 Albert Senger 58 Photo Staff Robert Blond: 56 Wllllam Grant 56 Robert Ststo 56 Robert Curtis 58 Robert Ftorenza 58 Thomas Whelan 58 Patrnck McDonough 59 Davld Pierson 59 Edward Whalen 59 We are especnally grateful to the publlsher Mr Kelly he photographer Mr Lloyd Mr Thomas of the Smuth Molloy Cover Company the students of Xavier who have helped ln the wrltmg of artucles and to the entnre faculty and student body of Xavser for helping us to present Xavler to you In l956 Robert W Kelly Publlshung C0 Lloyd Yearbook Photographers Prlntnng and Engravmg 267 Fort Lee Road New York City Teaneck N J l6O '56 56 56 56 ' . , ' '56 Ernest Carabillo '56 David Stump '58 1 l . 1 l 1 i.1:-15.1.-H, ,5g.q2.'3::Ly,4 ,- :1..1.,:.-g pg-'4q'4a :f,.,'g.f. wigaii-,E - 1 -. -. 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