at work at play at prayer
BROTHER FELIX JOHN
BROTHER DAVID ALBERT
SETTING THE PACE
On Olney Heights
LOCATED in one of the most attractive sections of our city, surrounded by the rolling hills and beautiful landscaping of Wister Woods, the buildings of La Salle College High School stand out prominently. This rural setting lends to La Salle a sense of airiness and freedom that contributes to both the intellectual and physical wellbeing of its students. Shrubbery abounds throughout the campus, and the buildings, recently augmented by the college library and the soon-to-be completed dormitories, are truly distinctive, readily blending their modern lines with the verdant surroundings. The park路like quadrangle is a favorite meeting place of the students. Its friendly atmosphere allows the novice to become quickly accustomed to his new surroundings. To the upperclassman the beauty is a familiar sight, one which will long remain et.c:hed in his memory.
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Test today.
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Friends
Brother Thom~u grants Jim Dunphy K.P. duty for doing a masterful job of stripping tho gears.
"A friend in need is a friend indeed" is Vic: Gavin's motto as he a~d Paul Cundey converse with Brother Thomas. Exams are just around the corner.
BROTHER FELIX JOHN Senior Religion •.• Mathematics IV ••• Business Mathematics.
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and Guardians BROTHER E. FRANCIS Principal
BROTHER F. JOSEPH Vice Principal • • • Athletic Di· rector.
BROTHER DAVID ALBERT Guidance Counselor ••. Banilde Club •.• Student Council. Brother Cessien requests en explanation of John Noonan's composition during English class. It teem• John has misplaced a period or two.
BROTHER CELESTINE Senior Religion • • • Shorthand • • • English Ill ... The Wisterian.
BROTHER ANTHONY Senior Religion . • . English IV • . • Business English . . . Men of La Salle.
BROTHER GILDATUS THOMAS Senior Religion • • . Accounting ••• Driver Training ••• Golf ••• Senior and Junior Proms.
BROTHER 0. JEREMY Junior Religion . . • Spanish •• • Football and Basketball•
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·~ BROTHER DACIAN JOHN Junior Religion ••• Algebra II.
BROTHER E. STEPHEN Sophomore Religion • • • Physic:s ••. Sc:ienc:e Club.
BROTHER D. CASSIAN Sophomore Religion ••• English II ••• Crew.
BROTHER G RATtAN Junior Religion • • • English I, Ill • • • Publications.
BROTHER D. ALPHONSUS Sophomore Religion • •• Biology • .. Mothers' Club.
BROTHER D. EDWARD Sophomore Rel igion .•. Algebra II • •. Bowling.
BROTHER E. THOMAS Jun ior Religion • . • History Ill • •• Student Council.
BROTHER GODFREY CYRIL Sophomore Religion •.• Geometry .•• Cheerleaders .•• Tennis.
BROTHER GODWIN JOHN Freshmen Religion Latin Algebra I ..• Swimming. o
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BROTHER GERVALDJOHN Junior Religion •• • English I • •• Bueball.
BROTHER GREGORY AUGUSTINE Sophomore Relig ion .•• Biology . • . Driver Training .•• Color Guard.
BROTHER ELISEUS JOSEPH Freshman Religion •.• Algebra I.
They Teach Us How To live
Bill Kummerle, Frank Dugan and Ken Sc:hwetz appear to be awa re of what they are writing, but Cosgrove is compelled to call upon Bro. Celestine t o decipher his hieroglyphics.
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BROTHER D. MICHAEL Freshmen Reigion ••. Typing .•• Annual Retreet ... Deily Bulletin.
BROTHER ELZEAR JOSEPH Religion . • • History ••• Arc:hconfraternity. Fr~hmen
BROTHER EMILIAN OF MARY Freshman Religion • • • Latin I, Ill.
BROTH ER FREDERIC K WILLIAM Freshman Re ligion •.• Art •• • Art Club • • • lntramurals Cross Country • .• Track. 15
They See Us Through
BROTHER F. ALOYSIUS Chemistry
BROTHER FORTUNATUS JOH N Religion for Band Members ••• Latin II, IV • • • Moderator of Music Deputment.
MR. JAMES GALLAGHER Economies . • • Busineu Law ••• I.R.C. • • . Football Coach • . • Freshman Basketball.
MR. JOSEPH COLANTONIO Director of Music
MR. WILLIAM COYLE Mechanical Drawing ••• Civilia11 Defense.
MR. JOSEPH MORAN Spanish II, Ill ... Blue and Gold.
Mit JAMES MURPHY German I, II, Ill ••• Freshmen Football Coach.
MR. WILLIAM GAYNOR Geometry • • • History II Health • • • Asst. Football Coach.
Our future atomic: scientists delve into the world of the unknown under the expert guidance of Brother Aloysius.
Brother Dac:ian John annexes a tartan C to John Gulliford's algebra papets while Bob Morro and Earl Ric:eman wait their turn in anxious anticipation.
MR. JAMES FITZPATRICK History II, Ill.
MR. CHARLES O'BRIEN Physical Education ••• Basketball end Track Coach.
MISS MARGARET FIELDERS l ibrary Science • • • Librarian.
MISS GLADYS MOORE Secretary to the Principal
MISS BERTHA RABENSTEIN, R.N. School Nurse
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THE BEST YEARS
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3A
TOP ROW: Paul Cunday, John Danilak, Michael Schleeter, William Scott, loui1 Ca1ale, Richard Hamburger, Roland Wommach, John McNichol. TH IRD ROW: Thomas Shields, Roger Boyle, Francis Boland, James Kuhn, John Sedlock, Miles Mahoney, Gerald Nolan. SECOND ROW: David Besselman, Timothy Durkin, Thomas Welham, James Walsh, Joseph Poncxka, Joseph Johnson , James Neithemmer. FRONT ROW: Martin Gresmeder, Bernard McCormick, Frank Butterworth, James Purcell, Anthony Guerrelli, l'asquale La Ruffe, John Connor.
TOP ROW : Stanley Lepo, Richerd Coli, Patrick McAvoy, John Duffy, Harry Bradley, Edward Carney, Anthony Giampetro, Jo1eph Kolb, Joseph Matt. THIRD ROW: William Lynch, James Mullin, John Banchi, Henry Schlipf, Francis McHugh, William Bodo, Thomas Paul, Terrence Baird, Lawrence Mayea. SECOND ROW : James Collins, David Bruhns, Thomas Murphy, Richard Riccio, James Facciotti, David Caballero, Thomas Clemins, Eugene Sharp. FRONT ROW: Robert Bottorff, Andrew Mclees, Joseph Junod, James Trainer, John Van Thuyne, Edwin Michie, Gerard St. John.
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TOP ROW: Waltar Staret, Gerald Griffin, Joseph Hogan, Fraser Well, Richard O'Donnell, John Discher, leonard Hitc:hc:oc:k, Herman Schmidt. THIRD ROW: John Lamprecht, Rudy Harrer, Edward Sc:hweh, William Kruckenberger, Bela Princ:z, Charles Appel, Charles Babiowsl:i. SECOND ROW: Joseph Gallagher, Adolph Holler, Joseph Walylko, John Bieler, Joseph Yambor, Stanley Sobieski, John Brennan. FRONT ROW: Paul Wuest, Joseph Amon, Anthony Froehlich, Carl Kusnell, Robert Koainaki, John Quigley.
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3C
TOP ROW: Donald Roeuler, John lync:h, Cornelius Byrne, John Nyeri, Robert Galante, Raymond Beeker, Francia Bradley, Mart in luff, Frank Cunninghem. THIRD ROW: Fred Tokerski, Robert Wilson, Joseph Bowen, James Barry, William Patton, Francis Brennen, John Todd, Joseph Cerroll. SECOND ROW: William Connolly, James Kelly, William O'Neill, Welter Wolf, William Kader, Edwerd Meneelis, Kent Garson. FRONT ROW: Petrick Clinise, Thomas White, Joseph Brickley, Thom.. Boyle, William Magee, Charles McDonough. ,
3E
TOP ROW: Daniel McCann, Edward Gruber, Francis McFadden, Robert Morro, Orestes Chortyk, James Robb, Anthony Kaniews~i, leonard Speakman. THIRD ROW : Charles Farrow, Kenneth Makowski, Ronald Dorval, John Gulliford, Earl Riceman, Robert Bohrer, Paul Pries, John Berry. SECOND ROW: Francis Precilio, Ronald Melchiore, Charles Fox, Dennis Welsh, John Cauvin, John Geworski, Elmer Hansen, Joseph Welheim. FRONT ROW: John Volpe, Francis Murrey, James Dunphy, David Happ, William Bryson, William Tompkins, John Rossi.
Mike Schleeter attempts to exemplify his point by shaking en ewe-inspiring finger in the face of his adversary, Jim Welsh. Jim Robb, Denny Welsh, Bob Morro end Tom Welham look on in evident emusement.
TOP ROW: Richard Griffith, Richard Minuto, Richard Deasy, Edward Connolly, Mich..l Tanney, Peul Schmidt, Martiliu Porreca, Robert Riethmiller, Gerald Bradley. THIRD ROW: John Walsh, Edward Murphy, Coleman Cummings, Donald Murphy, Robert Matthews, John D'Aifonso, Michael Maxwell, Norman Connelly. SECOND ROW: Francis S:mentino, John Whelen, Andrew Gallagher, Dennis Keenan, Thomu Flood, Richard Aherne, Thomas Compeno, Angelo Ventresca. FRONT ROW : Gregory Dean, William Whelan, Edward Nessler, Joseph Harkins, John Feeley, David Spratt, Bern路 hardt Blumenthal.
2B
2A
TOP ROW: Thomes Radomski, Joseph Voss, Edward Spanier, Frederick lamb, Thomu Freyne, Barry Donahue, John Dougherty, Matthew Fasano, Edward Woolslager. THIRD ROW: Joseph Vare, Anthony Faraco, Richard Barbour, Patrick Gorman, James Hanlon, Frederick Manxo, Robert Wagner, Martin Williams, John Grady. SECOND ROW: Jamea Durkin, Robert Rowland, Francis Gleeson, Joseph Wittwer, John Noonan, Russell Eggleton, Pasquale Tancredi, James Heyburn. FRONT ROW: Robert Piccone, leon Kubis, Joseph .McGonagle, Jam es D'Arcy, William Glenn, William lafferty, Francis Eksterowicx.
2C
TOP ROW: John Hussey, John Kerns, Bernard Dillon, John McDonough, D.vid Duryea, George Schmidt, Charles Carroll, Francis Godwin, Charles Roellig. THIRD ROW: John Costello, Lawrence Wenh, Robert Peculski, James Carland, Werner Poeld. Thomas Gallen , James Foley, James Canalichio, Joseph Schwengler. SECOND ROW: John Lanc;an, Richard Boyle, Richard Hoskinson, Joseph Hill, Louis Lendvay, Francis Ulmer, Leo Martin, James Montague, Peter Byrne. FRONT ROW : James Burns, Samuel Knox, Thomas Lavin, Raymond Nolen, Nicholas Pinto, Robert Ursomarso, Gerald O 'Neill.
TOP ROW: Corne lius Bvrne, Ravmond Rennard, Anlhonv Diorio, Patrick Delanev, Joseph Fowler, Jerry Bohlinger, Joseph Boll, Thomas O 'Mally, James Ward , Joseph Binns. TH IRD ROW : John Henry, William Barranger, Robert Murphv. Thomas Cook, John Muir, Joseph Bloo m, Louis Desiderio, Edward Thompson, John Kern. SECOND ROW : Joseph Graham, Stephen Cvmerman, John Reardon , James Quinn, William Maynes, Robart Wisler. FRONT ROW: Bruce Koegler, Marlin Guckavan, Francis Woodring, Clavton Thomas, Thomas Gandolfo, Alan Reed, John Hellmann, Anthony McAleer.
2D
Rey Nolen tells of the amoeba thet got away in the Biology lob, Bernie Dillon, Tom Gal路 len and Tom Lavin think he was using too small a microscope.
2E
TOP ROW: Joseph Preuens, Joseph Rumer, James Gaughan, Gilbert Wood, David Forde, John Mullin, Edward Hogan, Garald Haggerty, John MacBride, Gerard Hepburn. THIRD ROW: William Montimore, Robert James, Frank Bray, David Diehl, Fred Meister, Raymond Pilkeuskas, Petrick Camp路 bell, James Ardon, James Darragh. SECOND ROW: Harold Clark, Raymond Cannon, P1ul Paris, Arthur Simon, Edward Shea, John L.., Karl Jones, Richerd Lange, Harry Devlin. FRONT ROW: John Logana, Lawrence McKenna, Gerald 0 Brien, John Donahue, Joseph Kendra, William Taylor, Joseph Mc:Aneney.
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TOP ROW: Robert Cox, Joseph Vogel, Edward Lenart, Joseph Cairo, Alfred Haeber, Franz Kauh, Robert Suter, William Heller, Georse Ward, Peter Wutzer. THIRD ROW: George Malone, Frank Lamprecht, Ronald Zehnle, Benjamin long, Robert Lunny, Edward leary, Paul Frant John Reilly, Robert Bothwell. SECOND ROW: John DeAntoniis, John Flood, Charles Suerman, Thomas Flood, Harry Omensetter, Charles Courtenay, William Paul, Joseph Jackson, Arthur Etchells. FRONT ROW: Richard Bissell, Matthew Mazza, Frank Miller, Francis Wunderlich, Joseph Sulock, Thomas Hagerty, Joseph WasikowsK
TOP ROW: Francis Buecker, Weltor Abbot, John Bradley, Henry Phelan, David Pacewicz, Joseph Kelly, Andrew Varga, Thomas Haggerty, William McDevitt, THIRD ROW: Charles O'Brien, John Milburn, John Whalen, Raymond Mul!en, John Singiser, Donald Maekling, Peter Perry, Francis Kilpatrick. SECOND ROW: John Castella, John Gary, Jay Kelly, Edward O'Mara, Edward Forte, Philip DiGuilio, Joseph Speher, Thomas Tarpy. FRONT ROW: John Forrest, John Tuohy, James Sheridan, James Foley, Robert Wrzensniewski, Stephen DiGuilio, Allen Hagerty, Julian Miraglia.
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TOP ROW : Henry Todd, John Curley, Richard Knorr, Ruuell Cullen, Thomas Hopkins, John Gale, Bernard Kane, James Hibler, Michael Boland. THIRD ROW: Louis Burgoyne, John Mauoli, James Osborne, Charles Murray, Hugh Brolly, Albert Hurlbrink, Clifford Gillespie, Joseph Conners, Thomas Garoppo. SECOND ROW: John Digan, Philip Patelmo, Gerard Lahr, Joseph Malizia, John Guckavan, Edward Mcintyre, Donald Mignogna, Pe~trick Ce~rmody. FRONT ROW: John Donnelly, Che~rles Ha lfpenny, John McDevitt, Christopher Ce~rroll, Pe~ul Gola, Nicholas Dunphy.
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TOP ROW: James Morrissey, Robert He~nnan, Edward Shields, Raymond Frankson, Norme~n Pomplu, Francis Doyle, Joseph Cassidy, John Mitchell, Francis Monahan. THIRD ROW: William Dick, James Ste~nton, Robert Senn, Ce~rl Helwig, Francis Ponti, Joseph Brady, Robert Cairo, Edward Kreuser, Thomas Loughlin. SECOND ROW : Donald Trappler, Ralph Tolomeo, Michael Lawlor, Riche~rd Deluca, John Ledwith, Thomu Pickard, James Catalino, John Monaghan, Fred Week. FRONT ROW: Francis Poltorak, Lawrence Bandura, John Seibel, John Hag osky, William Walsh, John Whitecar, Richard Pomfret,
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TOP ROW: Eugene Lee, Dennis McFadden, John Wiest, Carmen Rodia , Paul Grayce, John Foley, Jamea Kenney, John Mortimer, Robert Lyons. THIRD ROW: David Campbell, Brian Mou, Thomu Ward, Charles Stokes, Thomas Henneuey, John Simpson, Donald DiPietro, Ja mes Waters, W illiam Brooks. SECOND ROW: Edward Rice, Thomas Mc:Ginn, William Henry, Samuel Herb, Joseph Winterberg, James Canavan, John Durichek, Louis Van Parys. FRONT ROW: Peter Frey, Gerard Quinn, Edwerd Gellagher, Thomas Dean, Richard Prendergast, James Walker, James Riceman, Francis Scott.
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lmagine tive Hallow"n decorations end the personal touch prevail in Brother Gervald John's attantive freshman English class.
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TOP ROW: Thomas McClarnon, Kevin Carey, Charles Muir, Thomas Heron, J. Anthony McCloskey, John Mcilvaine, William Rafferty, Donald Topper. THIRD ROW: Joseph Heyer, Frank Sciulli, John McNichol, John Redner, Robert Rosemary, John Campbell, leo McKeever, John Keegan. SECOND ROW: George Becker, William Ward, Daniel Gaynor, Peter Walheim, Thomas Horan, Richard Colton, James Richard, David Espenshade. FRONT ROW: William Vincent, John Schmidt, William Gi!>bons, Robert Brophy, Charles Welsh, Gerard Geisel, William Diamond, Charles Sullivan, Edmund Ricchtna.
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TOP ROW: James Goodyear, Richard Russell, Charles Weyhmiller, Norman Rickert, John Lavelle, Joseph McColgan, Edmund Butler, James Sullivan, Joseph S1ymanski. THIRD ROW : James Reynolds, John Cape, Richard Hughes, Robert Bogle, Joseph Sarkoes, Ira Majo, Thomas Corrigan, Joseph Burke, Joseph Sgro, leo Niessen. SECOND ROW: Carman Volpe, John James, George Rice, Joseph Madden, Donald McCoy, Raymond Fihpatrid, Bernard Flannery, Harry Woodcock, John McComeskey. FRONT ROW: Anthony Hunt, Paul Dowd, Francis Reed, Michael Maall, Charles Gillespie, Vincent Greely.
Ah, those were the days! Why its even easy to remember when AI Damiani used to know a barber.
King Kong Koegler sneaked a glanc:e at his muterpiec:e before resuming his attac:k.
Our Illustrious Past Can it be true that the time has passed so fleetingly? It is hard to realize that we who entered La Salle as boys four short years ago are now leaving our Alma Mater as men. Yet our departure is far from an empty one. For even as we leave La Salle we know that there is a part of La Salle which shall never leave us. Along with enlightened minds and molded characters we shall take with us the never-to-be-forgotten memories of those happy and carefree days. Who can ever forget Brother Michael's can label collections? And no one can help smiling at the recollections of exploring the mysterious world ot protozoa under the guidance of "laugh a minute" Leo McGinley. No, it doesn't seem long ago at all. We get an empty feeling inside as we say goodbye to our teachers and classmates. How do we feel about it? No words can adequately describe the mixture of emotions which engulf us. Pride in our accomplishments, the sorrow of leaving, the joy of graduating, and the awesome anticipation of facing the vast, ominous world dominate us. These complex sensations descend upon us as we walk down the corridor for the lost time, post the friendly o ~mosphere of Brother D. Albert's office, and down the stairs which take us out of La Salle and out of a phase of our life which we shall forever cherish.
Dave Collins relaxed with a good book oblivious to his industrious surroundings.
If Ed Gmerek looks like he had en ecute case of indigestion, it was only because he was next in line for the stickler which had Joe Mahon stumped.
A n.turel ~hoi~• for tha ouhtendin9 athlete of !963 wes South Philadelphi~t's Tom Derago. H is latent bes~etbell potential was early noti~ed by Mr. O'Brien who rewarded Tom for his smooth freshmen play by ma~ing him a vanity performer in his sophomore year. For three years, his adept peuing and ~lever ploymaking, c:oupled with his prolific: scoring, have paved the wey to many e Blue and Gold vic:tory. Tom's greatest personal ac:hievemant until now-being awerded en All-Catholic: bertl.-c:limued e brilli&nt season in whic:h he co-captained the La Selle five to within one point of the league crown. To the elraedy illustrious list of out· Jtending &plorer athletes is now edded the name of one of the finest-Tom Derago.
OUTSTANDING SENIORS OF
Equally admired by Jtudents end faculty, Ed Stein wes ••· lected the moat representetive member of the ~less of 1953. He ~onstantly end energetically devoted himself to serving his s~hool. His friendly personality end leedenhip heve enabled him to corner the mer~et on presidencies at La Selle. Ed wes president of the Student Council during its f ormetive y..r. Furthermore, he served as president of 4A and of t!le lenilde Club. He has been a good student, heving won e sc:holeatic: letter in his first two years. The 1953 Blue end Gold end the Wiaterien valued his fine contributions. Serving on prom committees end with the I RC were other duties. Besides ell this, Ed menaged to ~••P busy in his "spere time" by winning two football letters end running for the treck team.
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Jack Walsh proved the ideal choice for th• most activityminded senior. His most familiar roles have b..n those of musician and athlete. A polished technique at the piano and the marimba combined with a professional handling of the percussion section of the concert band to make him a versatile performer in La Salle's ouf$tanding cultural activity. In li'Cidition, Jack served as ihe ever-alert drum major of the eighty piece marching band. In athletics, he achieved recognition as a back-stroker on the swimming team, representing La Salle •in the Catholic League championships. Track seeson witnessed his valuable contributions in the hurdle and high jump events. He was also active in intramural competition. Many of the fine articles and captions of the 1953 Blue and Gold are products of his literary prowess. And, as H all this were not enough, Jack was a consistent honor student.
AN OUTSTANDING CLASS
A recapitulation of honor roles and scholastic prizes since September of 1949 would result in on• name's being ever present-Ken Wright. To Ken, then, goes the coveted award for the highest general average in the class of '53. This comes as no surprise since Ken has won four scholastic medals and letters during his stay on our twenty acres. Adding even fu rther luster to this honor is Ken's participation in •xlracurricular activities. As class pr•sid•nt during all four yaar~ and as a delegat• to the Student Council this year, Ken has proved his executive capacity. The Wisterien and the 1953 Blue and Gold have benefitted from his clear and oxpressiva writing. He was a mainstay of tho Science Club. His stellar performances in t rack have resulted in his having been elected co-captain of the Explorer cinder squad. Ken Wright~ scholar's scholar, a sportmen's sportman, end a gentlemen's gentleme n.
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WILLIAM AHERNE 324 South York Road St. David, Willow Grove Hatboro 1679 I D, 2B, JA, o4B .. Croh Country 2 . . . Trod 2 . . . Scholostic letter I . .• Intram ura l boskotboll I . . . Trod 2, 3 . . Art I 2, 3, 'I ... IL:ue and Gold . • . Wisterion 3, 'I . . . Student Council 3 . .. Science Club -4 . . . Pions to go to Corne and to~e up Chemical engineering . Seen ot La Salle donees with his fire engine red Ford.
JOHN AMBROGI 224 Roslyn Avenue, Glenside Turner 0927 St. Luke, Glenside IE 2B. 3/\. 48 . , , Trod and Cross Country 3, 4 ... lnt•omurol frock I, 2, 3, 4 .. . lntromurol bosketboll 2, 3 . . . Bowli ng 2 , . . Glee Club 2 . . . Pions to study oeronouticol engineering •.. Travels wi th Bresl'n ond Gim pel ... Legal e~pert.
JOHN BARRETT 2 Poe Avenue, Wyncote St. Raymond Turner 1140 I.A, 2E, 3B, -4C . . . Swimming I (L), 2 (L), 3(L ), -4(L) . . . Trod 2 . . . lntromurol bosketboll 2 . . . Junior prom comm.ttee 3 . .. Se ior prom commiHee -4 . . . Pions to go to Penn for business administration wo rk . . . Sings we ll in the shower . . Oceon C'ty lifeguard.
GEORGE BAUER Browning Road , Pensauken, N. J. St. Cecilia Merchantville 8-0635-J I.A. 2/\, 3D -4/\ . Crew 2, 3 . . . Cross Country I. 2 . . . s~~oloshc letter 3 ... Intra mural track 2, 3, 4 . . . lntramur41 Basketball 3, 4 ... Glee Club -4 . . . Wislerion 2, 4 .. , Rides o bi ke . . . Villanova ospiront.
JOSEPH ANTAL 7163 Charles Street, 35 St. Bernard DE 3-5076 I D, 2E, 3E, 4D ... Intromurol bosketboll I, 2, 4 . . . Bowling 2, 3, 4 . .. Blue ond Gold . . . Prom Committee o4 . . . Closs treasurer 2 . .. President 4 . . . Pions to go to Penn to study to be insurance odjuster . . . Likes dancing, sports, and watching over Schiller , . , Member of Junior .Achievement.
VINCENT BARKER 2603 W. Silver Street, 32 Corpus Christi BA 9-0259 11\, 2D, 3B, 4C ... lntramurol bosketboll I, 2, 4 . , . Track I, 2 . . . Blue and Gold . . . Senior Prom Committee , .. Pions to go to Temple . . . Likes job, music, end girls . . . Schiller's body guard.
ROBERT BECKER 6360 Marsden Street, 35 St.Leo MA4-173o4 I.A, 2B, 3/\, 4C . . . Cross Country 2, 3 . . . Trod 2, 3 . .. Intramural basketball I . . . Intramural trod 2, 3, o4 ... Champions 2 3 ... Pions to work ot the Bell Telephone Company . .. Likes dancing.
ALBERT BEHNER 2110 N. Front Street, 22 Saint Boniface RE 9-1795 11\, 2/\, 3D, 4A ... Football I, 2(L). 3(L) . . . Track I, 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... lnlr4mur41 tr4ck I .. . Closs president I, 2 . . . Does not plan college . . . Interested in weightlifting • • . Has o black Pontiac.
CHARLES BIETZ 1457 Lardner Street, 24 St. Martin of Tours DE 6-4971 l B. 2D, 3E, 4D . . . J. V. Basketball 2(L} .. . lntramurol bosketboll chomps I . . . Bowling 2, 3 .. . Student Council 3 . . . Pla ns to go to Le Salle College and lake up eccounting and advertising . . . Belongs to Northeest Sports . . . Likes dancing.
ROBERT BLACKLEY 925 East Aliens Lane, 19 St. Raymond WI 7-7331 I D. 28, 3A, 4A . . . Wisterian 3, 4 . . . Plans college . . . Chief interest in music . . . Pianist deluxe . . . J azz fiend . . . Holes the three B's.
RONALD BOYLE 2115 Homer Street, 38 St. Athanasius HA 4-6766 IE, 2B, 3A, 4B . . . Football 2, 3(L) , 4 (L) . . . Intramural fred I, 2, 3 . . . Intramural basketball I, 2. 3 . . . C:ass vice-president 2 . . . Cless treesurer 3 . . . Plans to go to Le Salle College . . . Usuelly at La Salle dances •.. Nice limp.
EMILIO BONELLI 6916 York Road, 26 Holy Angels Ll 9-7541 lA, 2A, 3D, 4A ... Int ramural basketball 2 . . . Band I , 2, 3. 4 . .. Pions to go to Villonovo, then medical school Interested in music ... Gourmet ... Tox evoder.
JOSEPH BOYLE 805 W. Erie Avenue, 40 RA 5-2860 St. Veronica IA, 2C. 3D, 4C ... Crew 2 ... Besebell 3 • .. lntramurol basketball I , 2, 3, 4 . . . lntramurol track I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Benilde Club 3, 4 ... Class secretary I . . . Co-pilot of the runtmobile . . . Undecided es to the future ..• Besketbail fa n.
BERNARD BURKE 6461 Woodcrest Avenue, 31 Our Lady of Lourdes GR 3-3901 IC, 2C, 3C, 4C . . . Bosketbell I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Football I, 2(L). 3(L), 4(L} . . . Crew 3 ..• Track 3(L). 4(L) . . . Inlramural basketball 2 , •• Intramural bowling champs 2 ... Intramurol trod I, 2 ... Junior Prom Committee . . . Benilde Cl ub Cless president I, 2 . . . Closs secretary 2 . .. Plans college ... Husky, Jr.... Closs begins ot 8.
' FRANCIS BRESLIN 1514 W. Haines Street, 26 Holy Angels WA 4-1953 lA, 2B, 3C, 4B . . . Treck 2 . . . lntramurol basketbol! 3 . . . lntromural !rock 3 . . . Wisterio n I •.. Benilde Club I . . . Plans to go to Villo nova ond take up oeronoulical engineering . . . Likes dancing •.. Great physicist.
GEORGE BUTLER 107 E. Gowen Avenue, 19 Holy Cross CH 7-0054 IE, 28, 3A. 48 .•• Dramatics 3 . . . Science Club 4 . . . lntramurol track I •.. Plans to major in chemistry at Villanova ••• High pitched voice ..• Bro. Stephen's shadow.
MATTHEW BUTTERLY 2955 N. Bailey Street, 32 Corpus Christi RA 5-2791 IC, 2E, 30, 4C . . . Foolb~ll 2. 3(L), 4(L) . . . Benilde Club 3. 4 . . . PJans to study to be a draftsman . . . Has elastic cuffs in his trousers .~.. Murphy's buddy.
ALBERT CAIRNS 550 W. Wyoming Avenue, 40 Ml 4-5439 Incarnation lntramurals besketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . IC, 2C, 30, 4C . Intramural track I, 2, 3, 4 ... Benllde Club 3, 4 ... Motor mogul . . . Skyscroper.
DAVID CAMPBELL 8639 Thouron Street, 19 St. Raymond . WI 7-0894 lA, 2E, 3E, 40 .. , Scholastic medal 3 ... lnlromural trod I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cless vice路president 4 . . . LoSolle College end business career loom ... Weers cowboy belts . . . Has the soup concession.
EDWARD CHERMOL 5323 Chester Avenue, 43 Most Blessed Sacrament SA 9-0221 IC, 2A, 3A, 4A . . . lntromurol bosketboll I. 3, 4 . . , lntramura! trod 3 (champs) . . . Senior Prom Committee 4 . .. Plans to attend LaSalle or Villanova . . . Would like to be a dentist ... Beochcomber ot Oceon City .. . Speoh Spanish like o French cow.
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Neil Byrne, John Olesh, Bob Galante, John Nyari and Joe Carroll have a box seat on the third ban line behind the football fields where they concen路 Irate on the pool.
GERARD CHESNES 3410 Friendship Street, 24 St. Matthew MA 4-8078 IB, 20, 3C, 46 . . . Football I, 2, 3(L), 4(L) . . . Track I, 2, J(L), 4(t) ... Schol<'lstic letters I, 2, 3 .. . Class medal 2, 3 . . . Intramural basketball I. 2, 3, 4 . . . Wisterion 3, 4 . . . Benilde Club 3, 4 .. . Class president I, 2, 3 . . . Sports editor of the Wisterian . . . Cornell and a career in engineering ore his future plans . . . Papers his room with honor cards and letters . . • Tranier's fiend.
RICHARD COCCIOLONE 6720 N. Sydenham Street, 26 Holy Angels W A 4-8587 IE, 2A, 3A, 4A ... Bend 2, 3, 4 •.. Plans ottendinq West Chester State Teachers' College . . . Fond of music ond dencing , .. Stock car fan ... Fastest cer in Oak Lene.
MICHAEL CORNELY 6703 Lincoln Drive, 19 St. Madeleine Sophie TE 9-9378 lA, 2A, 3A. 4A . . . lnlramurol trock ond basketball I, 2, 3, 4 . • . Pions to 111tend either LaSalle or Villanove ond will enter the business field upon g raduetion ... Likes lu nch ond study periods ... Ace b11sketbell player.
JOHN COSGROVE 7208 Charles Street, 35 St. Bernard MA 4-9127 IA, 2D, 3 0 , 4D ... Intramurel besketboll 2, 3, 4 .. . Led the woy to intromural championships in junior ond sophomore yeers ..• Quite e flyer ... Kid Cosh ... LeSelle or Penn fig ures in his future .
FRANCIS COLEMAN 846 Haines Street, 38 Immaculate Conception GE 8-3343 lA, 2B, 3D, 4C ... Football I, 2, 4(L) . . . Boldy is presi· dent of 4C ... Kirk Douglas ... Would like to be a band leader ... Star Eng lish pupil .
DAVID COLLINS 1357 Gerden Road, Overbroo~. 31 Our Lady of Lourdes Midway 2-4542 ID, 2A, 3D, 4A • , . Crew I, 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) ..• ln~re murel track I, 4 .•. Bowling 2 •.• Wisterian 2 ... Junior end Senior Prom Committee 3. 4 ... Blue and Gold 4 . . . Benilde Club 2, 3, 4 . . . IRC 4 • • • Vi llanove or Holy Cross figure in his plans ... Rows for Vesper Boal Club ... Likes the Mount ... Sterling oarsman ... Ivy leogue oil the woy ... "White Buds" Club.
WILLIAM COVER 536 Fox Roed, Glenside, 91 St. Luke Ogonb 2150 IC. 20, 3B, 48 ... Intramural basketb~ll I, 3, 4 ... Foot bell 3 ( L), 4( L) . . . Vice-president in sophomore year . . . Trys to ren k his former Spanislt teacher .•. Figures on engineering career with Villenova as tlte starting point . . . Oce~n City in the summer . . . Saturdoy night donee mon.
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JOSEPH CRIMMINS 226 E. Jacoby Street St. Potrick NOrristown 8-1232 IA, 2C, 3 E, 4D . . . Wisterian I ... Bond 3, 4 . . . Morty espires to Villenova end its business courses . . . This Norristown nesh is usuolly seen with Dunphy or Ribend : .. Likes swimming, driving, money.
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LEE CUMMINGS 204 Hewett Road, Wyncote St. Luke Ogontz 3416-R I D, 2A, 3C, 4D ... Intremur4l bowling 2 . . . Bond I, 2, 3, 4 ... Dr11matics 2, 3, 4 ... Plens to study low or become " teacher •.. Basis of the Greek c!ass . . . "I will never reduce" . . . Music and sport llend . . . Likes peanuts.
6202 Hasbrooke Avenue, II RICHARD DAILY St. William Fl 2-1334 I A, 2C, 3 B, 4C ... Intramural b4sketball I , 2, 3 ... Intramur41 track I, 2, 3 . . . Villa nov" as pirant . . . Likes all sports ond dancing • . . Plays basketball with the best of them.
BERNARD DARRAGH 2049 68th Avenue, 38 St. Benedict HA 4-6358 IA, 2C, 3 E, 4D . . • Intramural basketball I, 2, 4 . • • Sports enthusiast . . . Music fan •.. Could te11ch Arthur Murrey o few new steps.
HENRY DARRAGH 2733 N. 13th Street, 33 Our Lady of Mercy BA 9-7477 I E. 2B, 3B, 4C •.. Tennis I . . . lntramur11l track 2 .. • Bowling I ... Intramural b11sketbllll 4 ... Footb11ll m11nager I ... Glides 11round now in twenty foot car.
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ALBERT DAMIANI 6512 N. 2nd Street, 26 St. Helena HA 4-0128 IE, 2E, 3E, 4D . . . Foot b., II I, 2 • .. Golf 2, 3 . .. lntramurol basketball I , 2 .. . Bowling 2 .•. Benilde Club I, 2, 3 . .. Art Club I , 2, 3, .. . Hot rodde r .•. Con't stond riding with Sciulli . . . Needs only " violin.
ANTHONY DAMORE 425 Queen Lane, 44 St. Vincent VI 4-5985 I A, 2B, 3A, 48 . . . Intr11mural track I, 2 . . . LaSa!le will continue his educ11tion .. . Booster of wine, women and song ... Ploys o violi n ... R11ises hot peppers.
THOMAS DERAGO 2309 S. American Street, 48 Our Lady of Mount Carmel HO 2-0430 IC, 3C, 3D, 4C . . . Bdetboll I , 2(L) , 3(L), 4{ L) . . . Co-c4ptain of this year's quintet . •. Hand les the finances of 4C . .. Pla ns to go into the construction business . .. Likes c4rs 4nd music.
RALPH DeSTEFANO 2607 Gerrit Street, 45 King of Peace FU 9-5571 lA, 2D, 3C, 4B ... Footb411 I .. . Pions to 11Hend Villonov4 .. . Photography fan . .. Fools with cars . . . Seen with Sh.,ffer ... Connoisseur of Italian food.
JOHN DEVER 6935 Ardleigh Street, 19 Holy Cron CH 7-4066 I B, 2E, 3B, -4D . .. Crew 2, 3, 4 . . . Foot bell meneger 4 . . . lntremurel besketball I. 2, 3, 4 . . . Benilde Club 3, 4 . . . Art Club 4 . . . Plans to otlend LoSelle . . . Likes rowing ... Fond of dancing end ell sports.
SEAN DEVITT 8327 Lynnewood Road, 19 St. Raymond CH 7-4066 IC, 20, 3B, -4B .. . Footboll I . . . Baseball 4 . . . lntramurol bosketboll 3, 4 ... Scholostic medol I ... Prom Com. mittee 4 ... Blue end Gold ... Science Club 4 ... Closs vice-president I . . . Pions to attend Drexel to study metal. lurgicol engineering . . . Quite o dancer . . . Beach Hoven in the summer . . . Spooks Goalie fluently . â&#x20AC;˘ . Born in Ireland.
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Phil Lo Presti looh to Brother Stephen for assistance in correcting a snare he has encountered while calculating the eluticity of springs during a physics laboratory ex periment.
THOMAS DEVLIN 404 Leedom Street Immaculate Conception, Jenkintown Ogontz 1913 10, 2B, 3A, 4B . . . Swimming I, 2. 3(L), 4(L) . . . Scholastic letter I, 2, 3, 4 ..â&#x20AC;˘ Scholestic medol I . . . Religion medal I ... Intramural track 2. 3, 4 . . . Glee club 3 . . . Wisterian 3, -4 ... Blue and Gold -4 ... Prom Committee 4 . .. Science Club -4 ... Meth end science form the basis of his future . . . Outdug on the rood more then anyone else ... Moth genius.
ROBERT DONOHUE 3024 Tulip Street, 34 Nativity of the B.V.M. NE 4-0957 lA, 2E. 3C, 4C ... Bosketboll I. 3(L), 4(L) . . . Intramural besketball 2 . . . Benilde club 2. 3 . . . Plens to ottend Villenova . . . Quite on ortist . . . Favorite son of Port Richmond ... Poses for cigerette ods.
WILLIAM DOYLE 527 Marks Street, 22 St. Boniface FR 7-1196 IC. 2C, 3D, ~C ... Bond 3, -4 ... Plen$ to attend Temple ~~nd to ke up drafting ..• Like$ music, money and girls . . . Young men with e horn.
KEVIN DRUMMOND 3450 F Street Ascension NE 4-4753 4C ... Kevin went to Holy Spirit H. S. . . . Basketboll and trod men . . . Member of Bro. Stephen's science club . Moy go to ViiiMovo to study automotive engineering . . . Now o service station ottendont.
JOHN DUNPHY 4739 Salem Street, 24 St. Joachim C U 8-8663 I B, 2D, 3C, 4C . . . Wislerian 2, 3, 4 . . . Bond I, 2, 3, 4 John plans.to attend West Chester Stole Teochers for mus1c 1nstruction ... Likes music ond kids ... The only Romeo who proftts by other people s misto kes . . . "Duff" toltes joy in giving Crimmins o herd time . . . Ace trombone p!oyer ..• Wonts to join the novy end become on Admirol.
DAVID DUNTON 201 Bowmen Avenue, Me rion St. Morgorot WElsh Volley 4-0279 I E. 2A. 30, 40 . . . Tennis I . . . Wisterion 2, 3 . .. IRC ~ ... Blue end Gold 4 . . . Dromotic$ I . . . Shorp dresser ... Dove wonts to grow to be six feet tell .•. Spends sum· mers et Sproy B&ech . . . one of the gong from the Yocht C lub.
FRANK DUGAN 5338 Sydenham Slreet, 41 Holy Child Ml 4-9255 I, 20, 3E, -40 . . . Crew . . . Golf -4 ... lntromurol bowling I, 2 . . . Fronk pla ns to attend loSo lle . . • Wi ll enter duplicoting business .. . Likes rflodel troins end cors . , . Dixie.
JOSEPH DUNN 233 Firat Avenue, St. Rose of Lima IA, 28, 3A, ~A . .. lntramurol track 3 . . . Bowling 2 . .. Likes music, selling men's clothes . .. Works et J .
Haddon Heights, N. J. Ll 7-0814 1, 2, 3, -4 .. , Camps doncing, hotrods, end C. Penny's in Comden.
JAMES DWYER Ill Bethlehem Pike, 18 Our Mother of Consolation CH 7-1549 IC, 20, 3E, -4D . .. ln lromu rol bosketball I, 2. 3 (champs) 4 .. . Idolizes Arizi n . . . Part of the Levander Hi ll mob . . . Booming book business.
EDWARD ENGLISH 3415 Tyson Street, 24 St. Matthew MA 4-3163 IC, 2C, 3A, 48 . . . Intramural bosketboll 1, 2, 3, 4 .. • Trock 3 (champs) . . . Footboll I, 2 . . . Wisterion 4 . . . Blue end Gold ... IRC 4 •.• Ed pions to go to Drexel end toke mochonical engineering ..• Likes ell $ports ... Always found ot St. Matt's or LoSo llo's donees.
HERBERT FASTRICH 2133 N. Mmhall Street, 22 St. Boniface PO 5-0392 IC, 2C, 3C, 4C . . . Footbllll I . . . lntrllmUrlll bllsketbllll ... Bowling 2 . . . Conserv11tive dresser . . . Fe11rless Fllst· rich.
CLEMENT FEENY 228 E. Meade Street, 18 Our Mother of Consolation CH 7-1591 Crew I ... Swimming 2, 4 ... Drllmlllics I, 2, 3 ... Presi· dent of drllmlllics club ... Clllss vice-president 3 ... Clem is bound for Princeton to study medicine . . . Potron of the oris ... LllSlllle's gift to the thellter.
FRANCIS GABLER 412 Brighton Pl4ce, 17 St. James ME 5-0759 IC, 2B, 3A, 4C ... Crew I, 2, 3, 4(L) ... lntr.,mural trllck 2 (ch.,mps) 3, 4 ... Wisterilln 2, 4 ... Science Club 4 ... Blue ond Gold ... "Fatbllck" ... Lunchroom Science Club ... Ollrsm~~n.
JOHN GALL 131 Ellis Road St. David Willow Grove 0794 IE, 2A, 3A, 4A . . . Footbllll 2 ... Track 3(L), 4(L) .. , fntromurol Ired I . . . lntromurlll boskelbllll 3 . . . Bowling I, 2, 3, 4 •.. Blue ond Gold 4 ... Will study low ol loSlllle College ... Jenkintown donees ... Quite ll runner.
SAMUEL FERGUSON 5437 Charles Straet, 24 St. B11rtholomew CU 8-1624 IB, 2A, 3D. 4A ... Bllsketboll I, 2, 3 ... Footbllll 3(L), 4(L) ... Scholllslic medlll end fetter I ... lntrllmurol basketball I, 2 (chomps) 3 . . . Wislerilln 3, 4 . . . S11m is going to college to study engineering ... Spends summers in Wildwood ... Likes music, Cfoude Trenier, clothes . •. Brllin .. . Alwllys seen with Ed Stein.
ANTHONY FRAYNE 530 N. 7th Street, 24 MA 7-1364 Assumption of B.V.M. ID, 2A. 3D, 4A .. . Crew I. 2 .. . Scholastic letter I, 2 . . . Intrllmurllls I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Blue lind Gold . . . Glee club . . . Wisterilln . . . Drllmolics . . . Science Club Prom committee . . . IRC . . . Likes sports, popul11r music ~~nd movies . . . B11uer's bodygullrd . . . goes with West, Gllll, Granahan.
VICTOR GAVIN 542 South 49th Street, 43 St. Francis de Sales SH 7-1225 IB, 2E. 3B, 4C . . . Trod 3(L), 4(l) . . . Cross Country 3 . . . Intramural trllck I, 2 . . . Bowling 2, 3 . . . Southern colonel . . . Retired trockmon . . . Hils a chamois coot.
RONALD GENDASZEK 2972 Edgemont Street, 34 St. Adalbert NE 4-0120 lA, 2A, 3D, 4A ... Scholllstic letter ond medal I, 2, 3 •.. Wislerian 3, 4 (co-editor) . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Comes lo school in o heorse ... LoSlllle's Walter Winchell.
Ed Stein tells Jack Barrett, Bob Donohue, Bob Kra emer, Tom Derago and Frank Murphy of a boner pulled in Trig while Kraemer, as usual faces the camera from the rear.
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WILLIAM GILLIES 50 W. High!and Avenue, 18 Our Mother of Consolation CH 7-0459 IC 2C. 30. 4C ... Basketball I, 2, 3(L). 4(L) ... "Spider" .. , Buddy buddy with his droft boord.
DONALD GIMPEL 155 W. Norris Street, 22 St. Boniface NE 4-3587 ID. 2B. 3A, 48 . . . Cross Country 3. 4 . . . Track 3, 4 . . . Intramural bosketboll I, 2. 3, 4 . . . lntromurol trod I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Alwoys seems to foil asleep in physics . . . Plans to oUend Drexel or Villanova for engineering ... Hos o store of 8th ond Merkel.
EDWARD GMEREK 651 8 N. American Street, 2b HA 4-4571 St. Helena IE, 2E, 3C. 4" . . . Boseboll 2, 3(L). 4(L) . . . lntromurol basketball I, 2, 3, 4 .•. lntromurol troc:k I, 3, 4 . . . Prom Committee ... Benilde Club 3, 4 .•• Blue and Gold . . . Pions to go to LoSo lle . . . "Tookie" ... Lives on pizzo pie . . . Spanish "whiz" . . . Hangs out at Castello's.
JOHN GREENLEAF 112 E. Mt. Airy Avenue, 19 Holy Cross CH 7-9573 IC, 2C. 3E, 4D • . . lntromurol basketball I. 2, 3, 4 . . . Chomps 3 ... Intramural trod 2, 3. 4 •.. Pions to attend the University of California ... "Greenwell" ... Chlorophyll kid.
416 W. Glenside Avenue MATIHEW GREGER Ogontz 2877-W St. Luke I B. 2D, 3C, 48 . . . Demosthenes of 48 . . . Aspires to sideburns . . . Pegged dungarees.
JOHN GRANAHAN 116 E. Durham Slteet, 19 Holy Cross CH 7-6362 3D, 4A ... Dromotics 3, 4 ... Former North Catholic student . . . Pions include LoSolle College and economics . . . Saturday night dence man . . . Lunch time footboll team.
WILLIAM HANSBURY Flourtown P. 0. Our Mother of Consolation Co 6-1151-·J l IB, 2C, 3C, 4B ... Golf I . . . lntromurol track I, 2, 3, 4 ..• Benilde C lub 3, 4 . . . Blue and Gold .. . Rufus .. . Collects money, especially Americon do llars . . . U.P. aspiront .•. Great ombition is to get his car inspected.
HOWARD HANSELL 507 W. Chelten Avenue, 44 VI 4-6933 St. Vincent IE, 2A, 3A, 4A ... J . V. tennis I ... Varsi ty tennis 2(L), 3 ( L} . . . lntro rr. ural basketball 2 (cha mps} 3, 4 .•. Track 2, 4' ... Wisterian 2, 3, 4 .. . Blue and Go ld ... Bowli ng 2 .. . IRC 4 .. , Benilde C lub 4 .. Plans to go to Holy Cross . .. Ushers at the Band Box •.. Likes doncing and sports . . . Tennis star .. • Amiable "Howdy Doody."
RALPH GUTEKUNST 119 Bryn Mawr Avenue St. Matthew WE 4-0968 I, 2, 3A, 4B . . . C rew 2, 4 . .• Glee Club I, 2. 3. -4 . .. Drama tics I, 2, 3 ... Future involves Notre Dame and engineering . •• Se!f-slyled lad ies' man . . . economi$t.
WILLIAM HALL I E. Maple Avenue Our Lady of Good Counsel, Moorestown MO 9-0224 Crew 2, 3, 4 . .. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . W isterion 4 . •. Blue ond G old . . . Benilde Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Aspires to Col umbia ond architecture . . . Bitter Bill . . . An outlonder.
466 Flamingo Street, 29 VICTOR HOEPFL IV 3-2208 Holy Family I B, 2D, 3B, 48 . . . Boseball I, 2(L ), 4(L) . . . Captain of Baseball tea m 4 . . . lnlramurol basketball I, 2, 3, 4 . .. Wisterian 3, 4 •.. Plans to go to LaSalle College and· will take up physics or chemistry . . . Is a member of the Philo. All -Star American Legion team .. . Seen at the Saturday nig ht dan ces •.. Steller varsity pitcher who hopes to make the ma jors.
THOMAS HORN?eROOK 2015 So. Bonsall Street, 45 St. Edmond HO 8-8924 IC, 28, 3E, 4D . . • Bond I, 2, 3, 4 . . , Intramural track I, 2 . . . Would li ke to enter the business world . • . Likes nig ht dances.
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WILLIAM JANN 4231 Markland Street, 24 Holy Innocents CU 8-8178 I 8, 2B, 3A, 4B ... Intramural trod I. 2, 3 ..• Champs 2, 3 ... Soda jerk ... Likes wine, women, song end tropical fish . . . Moth whiz . . . Cool.,dresser.
2713 Lehigh Avenue, 25 FRANCIS JARECKI St. Laurentius RE 9..06<45 10, 2E. 3C, 4A ... Swinming I. 2{ L), 3{L), 4{L) ... Pions to atend LoSalle ••. Likes to ride in speedboats in the summer end cars in the winter ..• Born in o swimming pool ... Weers suede shoes.
7038 Louise Road, 46 FRANCIS KEENAN HA +2852 St. Athanasius IC, 2C, 3E. 4D •.. Cheerleader I, 2 ... Moy go to college end study accounting . . . Likes doncing, horses, end cors • . . Miniature Fosdick.
ROBERT KELLER 611 Broeburn Lane, Narberth, Pa. NA 8-2239 St. Margaret ID, 2A. )A, 4A •. • Bond I, 2, 3, 4 •.. Likes Midey, cars, the Yonks, and assembling testing machines . . . Drives o hotrod .•. Pions to otlend the University of Pennsylvonio.
VICTOR JOHANNSON 3231 Sixth Street, -40 St. Veronica NE 4-3662 Scholastic leHer I, 2 ... ln!romu"l basketball 3 . . . lntro· murol trod 3 .•. Benilde club 3 . . . Pions to oHend Lo· Solie College . . . Likes fishing ond sports in general Toughest guy on the bosketboll court during gym.
LEO KANE 3018 Teesdale Street, 15 St. Matthew DE 3-4904 lA, 2A, 30, 4A ... Football I, 2(L). 3{L), 4{L) ... Scho· leslie letter 2 . . . lntromurol trod I, 2 . . . Intramural basketball chomps 2 ... Wislerion 2 . . . Plans to become on engineer . . . Likes dancing, wine, women end song ... Enormous brute strength ... Smart but eels dumb to fool the teachers.
STUART KELLER 1008 Kerper Street Fl 2-4602 Resurrection 4C ... Football 4 ... Pions to attend LoSolle College end study home economics ..• Wos o lifeguard ... Likes records ... Import from the deep South, but no occent.
JOHN KLINGES 6705 Anderson Street, 19 Little Flower TE 9..0328 ID, 28, 3C, 4B ... Swimming 3, 4 (l) .•• Tennis 2 .•• Golf 2 .•. lntromurol trod I, 2 . .. Wisterion I ..• Pions to go to Penn end study orc:hitecture . . . Likes cors, doncing, end sitting in the sun for Mr. Go llogher ... Greol trig student.
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JOSEPH KOCH 136 Princeton Road, Audubon, N. J. St. Rose of Lima Ll 7-6649 IC, 2C, 3E, 4C . . . Intramural track I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 2 ... Bowlong 2, 3 . . . Intramural basketball 3 . . . Benilde Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Trenton Stale is the ~~lege he chooses •.. Former captain of LSHS' greotest in tramural te!>m . . . Rais~~ Jeney bo~!ey corn for moonshine . . . Terror of N. J. . • . Jersey Joe.
JOHN KOEGLER 8433 Limekiln Pike St. Raymond Turner 0839 I D, 2D, 3B, 4B .. . Intramural trod I, 2 . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4 . .. Li kes col hu nting, physical train ing, and taming tige rs ... "King Kong' ' is o great gu y with a terrific sense of humor . . . Greot trumpet player e nd is alwoys good for some homework.
BILL KUMMERLE 1418 Ven Kirk Street, 24 St. Mertins of Tours JE 2-6022 lA, 2D, 3E, 4D . . . Basketball manager 3(L), 4(L) . . . Intramural trod I . . . Intends to attend Villanova Coll ege where he will study ow . .. Photography is one of Bill's ma in interests . , . Picture him in a six button benny!
CHARLES LAW 30 E. Mt. Pleasant Avenue, 19 Holy Cross WI 7-2091 IE, 2D, 3B, 48 . .. Football I, 2 • .. Tennis I, 2, 3(L), 4 (L) . . . lntromu rol track 4 . . . Intramural bosketbo ll I, 2, 3, 4 .. . Plans to enter Drexel ond continue with chemistry . . . Hos o keen interest in sports ... Li kes che mi stry . .. Spends his spore time l.eeping Mt. Airy in orde r . . . Mr. Coyle's jinx.
ROBERT KRAEMER 36 13 Ookmont Avenue, 36 St. Matthew DE 3..0364 IE, 2E, 3B, 4B . . . Football I, 2(L) .•. Basketball I, 2(L). 3(L) , 4(L) . . . Track 2, 3(L), 4(L) . . . Scholostic letter 3 , • , Scholast ic medal 2 . . . Co-coptoin of basketboll '52-'53 . .. Intramural track I ... W isterion 3, 4 .. . Blue ond Gold 4 . . . Sports editor of Wisterion 3, 4 . . . C lass president 2, 3 . . . Sid likes the Poconos . , , Patronizes W illie's . . . Red Caps and Treniers fan.
EDMUND KUHN 3013 "C" Street, 34 Ascension N E 4-606 1 I B, 2E, 3C, 4C . Football I, 2, 3, 4 ( L) •.• Intramural bosketbo ll I, 2, 3, 4 ... Trock I . . . Basketball manager 3, 4 •.. Pions to go to college . . . Top doncer . . . Wreslles Koegler doily.
3602 Englewood Street, 24 JEROME LEZYNSKI St. Adalbert DE 3-3423 IB, 2D, 3E, 4D . . . Football I, 2, 3, 4(L) . . . Intramural track I, 2, 3, 4 . .. Intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom committee 3, 4 . . . Benilde C lub 3, 4 . . . Intends to attend LoSolle College ... W ill study accounting ... Com· petent donee .•. Treniers and Honginow's corner.
PHILIP LO PRESTI 401 Pine Street, Camden 3, N. J. Our Lady of Mount Carmel WO 3-6373 18, 2B, 3A, 4A . . . Crew I, l(L) ... Trod 2 . . . Intramural bosketbo ll 2 ... Blue and Gold 4 ... Plans to attend Penn upon graduating from Lo Solie ... Sun Roy Drug Co's rig ht orm man . . . O ne of the good things thot come from Jersey.
ROLAND McANDREWS 7017 Limekiln Pike, 38 St. Athanesius WA 4-2872 IC, 2C, 3 B, 'IC •.. Intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 'I . . . Trod 2. 3 ... Bowling champs 2 . .. Prom committee •.. Wonts to go to LaSalle College ... Chief ice cream maker at the White Tower ... Intramural basketball star.
DAVID McCALL 1807 Beverly Road, 39 St. Athanesius WA 4-608 t IC, 2C, 3E. 'IC . . . Crew I .. . Intramural bowling 2, 3 . . . Intramural basketball I, 2, 3 (champs 3) . . . Was o member of the prom committee and Benilde Club ... Pions to further his education at Penn ... Commonly known as the Mayor of Logan-the eyes and ears of Runt l!nd Reds.
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"Baby, it's cold outside!" chatten Tom Paul as Bill Magee, Bill Connolly, Gerry St. John, Bob Wilson, Jim Facciotti and Stan Lepo soak up a little heat.
JOHN McCARTHY 3333 Allegheny Avenue, 32 Corpus Christi SA 2-5579 IC, 2C, 3E, 'IC . . . Baskotball I . . . Football 2, 3, 'I . . . Letter 'I . . . Intramural basketball 3 . . . Benilde Club 2 . . . Prom Committee I . .. Student Counci . . . Vicepresident 'I . . . Wants to go to college . . . · Reds" . . . Alwoys arguing with McCal .
JOHN McDONNELL 6916 N. 19th Street, 26 St. Athanesius HA o4-7 t 35 I B. 2E, 3E, 'ID . . . Intramural track I, 2 . . . lntramura basketball I, 2, 3, 'I (champs I, 3) ... Benilde Club 'I . . . A very quiet fellow ... Excellent basketball player ..• Pions to enter Ll!Salle College.
LAWRENCE McELWEE 2008 Tulip Street, 25 St. Lawrentius IB, 2D, 38, 48 . . . lntremural lr11ck I . . . Hes given the bend the benefit of his trumpet playing for four yeers . . . Hobbies are music, money and girls .. . Can always be found with Bill Doyle. ~
TIMOTHY McGEE 17 Rose Lane, 18 Our Mother pf Consolation WH 8-3799 IE, 2D, 3C, 4B .. . Golf I, 2(L). 3( L), 4 (L) ... lntr11murol trod and bowling 2, 3, 4 . .. Wisteri11n 2 .. . Cl11ss vicepreside nt 3 . . . Has a job in t he summer parking cars at Atlantic City Race Tr11ck .. . Always seen c;hosing Chestnut Hill girls in his DeSoto convertible.
EDWARD MAGUIRE 1335 E. Price Street, 38 lmmeculate Conception Ll 8-3 1'15 I B, 2D, 3C, 4A . . . Basketball I, 2, 3. 4 . . . Foot ball I •. . Trod 2, 3(L) , 4( L) . . . lntramur11l tr11ck I . .. Pl11ns to study engineeri ng ... Likes fishing, golf • .. Works as 11 pl umber's epprentice in the summer.
JOSEPH MAHON 425 Howell Street, 20 PI 5-6979 St. William IE, 2A, 3A, 4A ., . Track I . . . Intramu ral basketball I, 3, 4 .. . Intramural track I ..• IRC 4 ... Joe ploys for the PAL .. , Likes basketball and the St. Ma tt's and St. Joe's dances . .. Good baseball player . .. wants to learn to drive.
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JOHN McGRATH 6715 Cornelius Street, 38 St. Athanasius WA 4-5040 IA, 28, 3A, 48 .. . Football 2, 3 . .. Track 3, 4 . . . Letter J. V. football 2 . • . Intramural basketball I, 2 . .. Track I, 2, 3 . . . Champs 2, 3 . . . Secretary 2 . . . Wants t o go to Villanov& for engineering . . . Works 11t M.A.8. paint store.
JAMES McWILLIAMS 5427 Charles Street, 24 St. Bartholomew CU 8-0789 2A, 3A, 4D .. . Football 2, 3(L). 4 (L) . .. Baseball 3(L), 4( L) . .. Intramural basketball and t rack 2, 3, 4 . . . Benilde Club 2, 3, 4 .. . Secretary of his junior class .. . Was nemed AII-Cetholic end on footbal l team in senior year ... " Mung" is conside red e ve ry sha rp dresser and a "cool character" ... Likes to go out with blondes and redheads.
JAMES MALONE 2312 74th Avenue, 38 St. Athanasius WA 4-8138 lA, 2B. 3E, 4D .. . Varsity Baseball, Letter 3, 4 .•. lntramurll l Basketb11ll I, 2, 3, 4 . .. Ch11mps 3 . . . Closs Secretuy I .. . Plans to work in the heuling business . . . One of Brother Thomas' best friends because he does his eccou nting so well.
LAWRENCE MARHOEFER 219 2nd Avenue, Haddon Heights, N. J. St. Rose of Lima Ll 7-4520 ID, 2A, 3D, 4A . . . Crew I, 2. 3(L), 4 (L) . . . lntramu rel basketbal: I, 2, 3, 4 (chomps 2) , .. lntramurel tr11ck I, 2, 3, 4 , , , Wisteri11n 4 . . . Prom Committee 4 , .. IRC 4 . .. Likes to get b11ck to Jersey every d11y , . , E11ls his lu nch before Religion period every d11y .
WilLIAM A. MillER 2047 E. Fletcher Street, 25 St. Boniface I, 3B, 4B . .. Enjoys model ship ond pl&ne building . . . Is going to Drexel to toke engineering . . . Bod mon with " T-squore.
JOHN MEYER 127 Holmecrest Rd., Jenkintown St. Jomes Ogontz 3745-J I B, 2E, 3C, 4D ... Swimmi ng 2, 3, 4 ( manCiger 4} ... lntromural bosketboll 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Senior Prom Committee . . . IRC . . . Splash McWa terwings . . . Goes hot-rodd ing ir. his fother's Oldsmobile . . . likes hunting, fishing, ond orguing with Mr. Galli!gher.
RICHARD MONIHAN 978 Wokeling Street, 24 St. Morfin of Tours DE 6-4954 I0, · 2A, 30, 4A . . . Scholastic letter I, 2 . . . lntramurol bilsketball I, 2, 3, 4 (chi!mps 2} ... IRC .•. Blue ond Gold ... Wants to study medicine ... Very fine bi!sketboll player . . . Hos a noisy Chevy.
JOSEPH MUlVEHill 216 Edgehill Road, Glenside Ogontx 9598 St. luke I D, 2C. 3D, 4C . . . Boseboll 2, 3 . . . lntromurol !rock 2 •.. CICiss president 3 ... Likes bilsebi!ll ... Pli!nS to be iln engineer : . . Sullivan's trigger miln.
CHARlES MAYNES 213 W. Rosemar Street, 20 St. Helena WA 4-7818 IC, 2C. 3E, 4D ... lntromural basketball I , .. Enjoys sports . . . Clerk for the A & P . . . Pions to ottend Penn or LaSolie.
MYlES MARTIN 1723 N. Redfield Street, 31 St. Rose of lim" GR 3-4966 IC. 2C, 30, 4C ... Footb.,IJ I. 2 ... Track I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Crew 3, 4 . . . lntrC~murol basketbi!ll I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Benilde Club 2, 3 . . . Rille Club 2 . . . Myles pions to attend college after groduation ... Ocean City celebrity ... One of the Big "3."
FRANK MURPHY 3341 St. Vincent Street, 24 St. Matthew DE 3-1932 I B, 2E, 3D, 4C ... Footb.,fl 3, 4, Letter 3, 4 ... lntromural basketboll I, 2, 3, 4 .. Benilde Club 3, 4 ... likes honging out on the corner with the boys . . . lakes care of Butterly and Coirns ... Plans to become a draftsmen .
' CHARlES MURRAY 5955 St. Helene IB, 2D, 3E. 40 . . . Tennis l(l), 2(L}, Coptoin 2 . . . Prom committee 3 . . . . . . Terrific sodo jerk . . . Pions to toke Salle College ... Fusci" tie.
N. "A" Street, 20 Ll 8-5311 3(L), 4(L) . . . Closs secretary 3 occounting at Lo-
WILLIAM NOZ 1928 Plymo11th Street, 38 St. Athanasius WA 4-4893 IE, 2E, 38, 48 .. . Pleys footboll with the Mohicen lndions .. . Plans to enter Villanova . . . Great lab men ... St. Joe dan ces.
PATRICK O' DONNELL 3839 N. Park Avenue, 40 St. Stephen BA 9-3678 I E. 20 30, 40 .•. Band I, 2, 3. 4 .. . Basketball 3, 4 ..• Pat is an usher • , . Plays with the Lo Sa" e band .. Main outside sport is baseba II . . . Plans to go to LoSolle ond study occounting.
JOSEPH O' HORA 32 Conshohocken Rd., Bolo-Cynwyd St. Matthias WE 4-5405 I0, 20, 3B, 48 . .. Football I . . . Bowling 2 . . . Crew I, 2, 3(L), 4(L) . . . ln tramur11 l trod I, 4 . . . lntr11murol baskotboll 2, 4 . . . Bowling 2 . . . Jun ior Prom Committee . . . Senio r Prom Committee . . . Blue and Gold . . . Wistorian 2 . . . Beni lde Cub I, 2, 3 . . . IRC 4 . . . Joe plans to attend Yole for pre-med ... Courts Trinity College gi rls by mo il ... Sings the praises of Cape Cod.
GABRIEL PASCUZZI 329 Vernon Road, 19 Little Flower GE 8-3356 IC, U.. 2E, 3C, 4A . . . Benilde Club 3 . . . Senior Prom Committee 4 ... Bl ~e ond Gold ... Gobe pions to attend LoSolle or St. J oseph's . . . Moy study pedogogy . . . '' Buddy" is an avid Perry Como fon ... Spends vacation at the shore ... Wonts to leorn to t11ngo.
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Brother Alphonsus' credence in the value of visual aids is demonstrated by his use of e multicolored, three dimensional model, thus enlivening 20's Biology Ienon.
Brother Felix John scrutinizes the work on the rear board as Bill Noz and Tony Demore transcribe a trig assignment. Ed Sullivan end Joe Dunn indicate uncertainty in their own answers.
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MARION PAVLETICH 2413 Clearfield Street, 34 Nativity of B.V.M. RE 9-6773 IC. 2E, 3B, 4C ..• Football 2, 3, 4(L) . . , lntromuro l basketball I, 2, 4 ... Will go to Penn or Villonovo to study prelow ... Likes ell sand-lot sports.
GEORGE PERANTEAU 4507 17th Street, 46 Gl 5-9869 St. Stephen IE, 2B, 3A, 4B . . . lntromurol track 2. 3 ••• Chomps 2. 3 . . . Bowling 2 . . . Blue end Gold 4 . . . Science Club 4 ... Moy go to Drexel Tech . .. Likes girls, records end cors in thet order.
JOHN PRESTO 7401 Torresdale Avenue, 36 Our Lady of Consolation DE 8-0552 I D, 2B, 3A, 4B ... Crew 2 ••. Intromurol track I . . . Art I, 2, 3 . .. John wonts to go to Drexel . . . Likes cors end dan cing.
RICHARD PROCHASKA 1122 Barringer Street, 19 Little Flower WA 4-2192 lA, 2D. 3C, 4C .•• Bond I. 2, 3, 4 . . . His greolest possession is his c11r •.. Likes music ... Pions to ollend West Chesler Stole Teochers to study music . . . All-Stole Bend.
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MICHAEL PURCELL 7517 Walnut Lane, 38 St. Athan.uius HA 4-8884 I D, 2D, 3E. 4D . . . Likes photography, sports and music ..• Among his mony hobbies are his tropicol fish. stamps, H 0 Roilroad ond photography ..• Pions to attend LoSolle ond to become an insuronce ond real est~te solesman.
JOSEPH QUINN 5408 6th Str..t, 26 St. Helena Ll 9-255<4 lB. 2B. 3B. 4C .•. Football I, 2 . . . Track 3, 4 ..• Cross Country 4 . . lntra'Tiural bas~etball I .. . lntromurol track I, 2, 3 ... Chomps bas~etball I, track 2 ... Dromatics I, 2 ... Photogrophy Club I, 2 . . . Wisterian 2 .•. Wonts to go to Holy Cross for medicine ... Likes Lo Solie donees ond •ond-lot footboll.
JAMES ROSE 1020 Rittenhouse Street, 38 Immaculate Conception VI 4-6856 IE, 2A, 3D, 4D .• , Tennis I (L). 2(L), 3 . . . Scholastic letter 4 ... Scholostic medol 3 ... Coploin of tennis team 2 . . . Intramural basketball 2, 3 •. . Chomps 2 . . . Prom Committee 4 . . . Jim will go to LaSolle . . . Likes cars, sporl$, and Spanish.
JOHN ROTELLE Bethlehem Pike St. Anthony Ambler 0208 I D, 2E. 3D, 4D ... Football I 2 ..• Trock 2. 3, 4 . . . ln. tromura, trod I, 2, 3 ..• Bowling 2 . . . Will probably go to Bucknell . . . Likes girls, his cor ond going to the shore . . . An outlander.
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HERBERT RIBAND 681 Meetinghouse Road, 17 St. James Ogontz 9879 I E. 2D, 3B, 4C ... Tennis 2 ... Scholastic letter I, 2, 3, 4 ... Scholastic Medol I, 3, 4 ... Dramotics I ... Wisterion 2, 3, 4 ... Bond I, 2. 3, 4 . . . Donee Bond 3, 4 . . . Blue end Gold 4 ... Coptai~ of Bond ... Vice-p:esident I . . . Herb wonts to go to Notre Dome for engineering .•. Likes music, dancing end going to porties.
ROBERT R0t.4ANO 23-40 Triable Road St. Luke Ogontz 8903-R I E. 2E, 3E. 4D ... Band I, 2, 3, c4 ••• Bond officer 4 .•. Likes music. especiolly Dixieland . . . Ploys with numerous bonds oround Philodelphio . . . Pions to go to Villonovo ond study music . ·.. From there he will go in to the Navy ond finolly into the business world.
JAMES RUGER 622 Gilham Str..t, II PI 5-1548 St. William ID, 2B, 3A, 4B ... Football I . .. Crew 3 . . . Golf 2(L), 4(L) ... Intramural Ired I, 2 ... Champs 2 ... Bosketboll 2 . . . Bowling I . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Villonovo or Drexel ore in his college pions . . . Would li ke to be on ornomentol iron worker or an electrical engineer ... Likes Alpine dancing, the dance bond ond the polko.
JOHN RYAN 317 Cedarcr1ft Avenue, N. J . St. Rose of Lima Ll 7-2476 IE, 2D, 3C, 4D ... Intramural trad I, 2 . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Villanova College is in John's plans . . . Likes engineering ... Music enthusiast ... Very noisy.
MILES RYAN 8104 St. Martins Lane, 18 Our Mother of Consolation CH 7-6917 I B, 20, 38, 4A . . . Basketball I . .. Baseball 4 . . . Intramural basketball 2, 3, 4 . .. lntromural track I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Champ trod I ... IRC 4 ... Wonts to go to LoSolle and study medicine . . . Is alwoys told to button collor buttons by Mr. Moran . . . Cooch of Our Mother of Consolotion ... Runs an elevotor.
EDWARD RZEPNICKI 3860 Terrace Street, 28 St. J osaphat IV 3-3573 I B, 2E, 3C, 40 . . . Intramural track I, 2 ••• Intramural basketball I, 2 . •. Benilde C lub 2, 3, 4 ... Wonts to go tc LaSalle to study accounting . , . Works after school .. , Likes oil sports .. . Fanatic A's fan ... "Little Eddy" . . . "Zep' •.. seen with Ed Sullivan.
JOHN SCHI LLER 422 1 Tudor Street, 36 DE 8-2913 St. Bernud I 0, 20, JB, 4B . , . lntromurol basketball I, 2 .•• lntramurel track 3, 4 ... Senior Prom Committee . . . Blue and Gold . . . Wants to go to Villanovo to study engineering ... Earl Bostic fan . . . Barker's boy . .. Known as "Spinner'' Mr. Universe . . . Mayfair's champion weightlifter.
JOSEPH SCHMID 8016 Bridle Road, II St. Cecilia PI 5-9344 IC, 2C, 30, 4C . . . Benilde Club 2, 3 •.. Joe will go to college for business educolion .•. Joe holds down a few different jobs ... likes sports.
ROBERT SCHAFFER 2141 Lee Street, 48 O ur Lady of Mt. Carmel I B. 2C, 3C, 40 . . . Intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 4 ••. Chomps I . . . Bob wants to go to Villanova to study law ... Frequently seen with DeStefano • , , Very quiet.
J OSEPH SCHEllER 5 Snowden Road, Bela-Cynwyd St. Ma tthies WE 4-9573 lA, 28, 3A, 4B . . . Crew 2, 3, 4(L) . . . Science Club 4 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 ••• Stogecrew I , .. Plans to enter Vi llanova for electrical engineering ... Radio man ... Soda fountain kid.
JOS EPH SCHM ITZ 553 Van Kirk Street, 20 Fl 2.0332 St. William 10, 2B, 3A, 48 •.. Swimming I, 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... Intramural track I, 3, 4 . . . Champs 2 .•. Bowling I . . . Basketball 3 , , . Glee Club 2 ... Closs secretary I . . . Wents to go to LoSo lle for chemistry . , . ,...,lwoys gels tickets for parking . . . "Mop Top" . . . Always broke.
JO HN SCHRAMM 7417 Fayette St., 38 St. Athenesius WA 4·3919 10, 2E, 30, 4C , . , Track 2 . . . Intramural I ad I , , . lntromu ·ol boske~ba!l I, 2 • .• Wonts to go to a technical school for droft::~g .•• Likes automobiles, end motorcycles •.. Worh port·time.
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KENNETH SCHWETZ 3019 Bonsall Terrace, 45 S~. Richard FU 9-5034 I D, 28, 30, 40 ... Football I, 2 ... Letter I ... lntremuref track I, 2, 3 . . . Champs 2 . . . lntromuraf basketball I, 2, 3, 4 •.. Wants to do office work . . . Li kes sports.
JOSEPH SCIULLI 6130 Fairhill Street, 20 St. Helena HA 4-7012 I D, 2C, 3C, 4D . . . lntramur11l bas ketball I, 2, 3, 4 .. . Intramural track I, 2, 3, 4 . .. Bowling 2, 3. 4 ... Blue 11nd Gold 4 ... Prom Committee 3, 4 ... Prom Chairman 3, 4 . , . Wants to go to Villanova ..• W ill they l11ke him with those black p11nts he wears? ... Likes driving, dcncing, girls, more girls, and cers . . . Pretends to be Irish.
EDWARD SULLIVAN 507 E. Ashmead Street, 44 Immaculate Conception GL 5-0185 . . . Bowling 2 . . . IntraI B, 20, 3C, 4C . . . Footboll mural bosketbofl I .. • Champs I . . . Benilde Club 3 . . . Junior year treasurer ... Ed wants to go to leSelfe •.. Seen with Breslin and Ambrogi . . . Television star .. . Spanish enthusiast.
MICHAEL SULLIVAN 5786 Hodd ington Street, 31 St. Rose of Lima TR 7-7433 IC, 2C, 30, 4C . . . Footboll 2, 3, 4 . . . Letter 3, 4 . . . Baseboll 3, 4 . . . Benilde Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Spends the summers in Ocean City ... Phfegm~ttic and Demure. . . . , , .
DONALD SEDENGER 5621 Ormes Street, 20 St. Ambrose Gl 5-5087 ID, 20, 38, 4B . . . Crew I, 2, 3 . . . In tramural bowling 2 ... lntremural track I . .. Science Club 4 . . . W11nts to go to Vilfl!novo .. . likes 11utomobiles .. . Reserved type.
EDWIN STEIN 7709 Wooston Avenue, 19 St. Raymond Ll 8-5488 I D. 2A, 30, 4A .. . Footb11ll I, 2, 3{L), -<(L) .' . . Schol11stic letter I, 2 • . . Intr11mural basketbefl I, 2 {champs) 3, 4 •. . Tr11ck I, 2, 3 ..• W isterian 3, 4 . .. Benilde Club 3, 4 . .. Prom Committee 3, 4 ... IRC .. . Cless Vice-president I, 2, 3 . . . Class president 4 . . . President of Student Council . . , Plans to ctlend Holy Cross ... W onls to be on engineer "Willie's" .. . Interesied in the feminine world end e hot Chevy ... Men emong men . .. Lots of hustle end spirit.
GERALD SWEENEY 185 Spencer St. Helena lA, 20, 38, 4B .. . Glee Club I . .. Bowli ng 2 . . . in photogrephy, painting end booti ng . • . Reo! . .. Terror of Spencer Street.
Street, 20 li 8-0746 In terested lady-killer
ROBERT SWEET 2025 Spring Garden S~reet, 30 St. Francis Xa vier LO 7-7586 IE, 20, 3E, 4C . .. Boseball 2(L), 3(l), 4{L), coptoin 4 . .. Intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 4 .. . Trock I, 2 . . • Class Representotive I ... Thin ks he is the gre11test . .. McWilliams' twin . . . One of the missing li nks , .• lost his life betting on the " Bums."
VINCENT SZVMKOWSKI 3015 Almond Street, 34 St. Adalbert RE 9-1309 IC, 2C, 3E, 40 ... Footb~ ll m~nl!ger lette r ... Footb~ll I . . . Crew 2. 3, 4 . . . Benilde Club 3 . . . Intramural bl!sketb~ll 2, 3, 4 . . . Chomps 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . W onts to go to Villonovl! . . . Found with bodyguards Kuhn end Povoltich.
RAPHAEL TANCREDI 1841 Tulephoc:ken Street, 38 St. Athanasius HA 4-9080 ID, 2A, 3A, 4A ... Crew I, 2 ... Intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 4 ... lntramur11l track I, 2, 3, 4 ..• Blue and Gold 4 . . . Prom Committee 4 . . . Undecided about choice of college .. . Intends to be o druggist .. , Plays basketball for the 14th P.Al. • .. Ray-roy .. . d rives l! Dodge.
GEORGE TRUNK 1257 E. Cheltenham Avenue, 24 St. Martin of. Tours DE 6-9398 ID, 2D, 3E, 40 ... Swimming 3 . . . Tennis I, 2 .• , Footbl!ll I . . . Intramural bllsketbllll I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Tred I . . . Bowling I, 2, 3 . . . Doncing enthusil!st . . . Fisher • . . Cl!r fiddler.
JOHN WALSH 738 Turner Avenue, Drexel Hill St. Andrew Cl 9-4944 IE, 2A, 3A, 4A . . . Swimming I, 2. 3(l), 4(L) . . . Track 3, 4(l) ... Scholastic letter I, 2, 3 ... In tramural besketball I, 2, 3 . . . Chomps 2 . . . Intramural +reck I, 2, 3 . . . Champs I, 3 . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Blue and Gold 4 .. . Jack wants to go to Villanova end plans to enter the automobile business . . . Goes "steady" with Miss America ... and Drexel Hill girls ... tries to sell Fords.
JOHN TRAINOR 4345 Manayunk Avenue, 38 St. John the Baptist IV 3-1907 lA, 2A. 30, 4A ... Scholl!stic letter 2 ... Class vice-presi dent 2. 3, 4 ... Plans to go to Vill11nov11 .. Favorite hobby -sleeping ... Works out at Y.M.C.A. . . . Immune to girls . . . One of Waltrich's disciples .•. Very fast runner . . . Politicil!n . .. No enemies.
GERRY TREMBLAY Manheim Gardens Apt., 44 TE 9-8477 St. Francis of Assisi IB, 2A, 30. 4A . . . Tennis I(L), 2(L), 3(L) 4(L) . . . Scho:11stic letter 2 . . , Intramu ral basketball I . . . Ora· metics 2 ..• Wisteri11n co-ed 2, 3, 4 ... IRC 4 . . . Gerry sees llll movies. reeds ell books ... Good bl!ritone, buys ell popular records ... Thinks he is a movie critic . . . Speeks Germen with a French accent.
NEIL WALSH 1011 66th Street, 31 St. Callistus GR 7-1858 I B, 2C, 30, 4C . . . Footbllll 2, 3 . . • lntramurl!l trl!ck 3 ... Intramural basketbl!ll 2, 3 • • • Wl!nls to go lo LaSalle and become a salesman . . . Likes sand -lot foot bell, going to dances.
PAUL WALTRICH 2106 Wharton Street St. luke ' Ogonh 4054 Track I, 2, 3, 4( l) . . . Scholastic letter I, 2. 3, 4 Intramural track 3 . . . P!ens to go to Villanova . . . Only L.S. high jumper the! can clear 5'6" with leg still on the ground . . . long drink of water .•. Brain ..• Mutt end Jeff (Waltrich end Trainor).
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THOMAS WARD St. Ambrose 2A, 30, 4A . . . Swimminq 2, 3 . . Benilde Club 3, 4 ••. Plan to go ond study engineering ... Explosive Roy of La Salle . . . Enjoys Deuts:h peeve . . . Ardent LaSollo rooter.
4543 N. L.. Street, 20 GL 5-5110 lntr11murol track 3 . . . to Villanova or Drexel enthuiOI!sm . .. J ohnny . . . Mr. Mu rphy's pet
PAUL WEITFLE 2047 S. Russel, 17 Holy Angels Ogontz 8471 2E, 3C, 40 •.• Trod 2, 4 ... Bowling 3 4 . . . Intramural track, bowling, basketball .. ,B,ue 11nd Gold 4 . . . Benilde 3, 4 ..• W11nls to go t:> tho U. of P. for enginee ring . . . Worh in tho A. & P.
ROBERT WEST 2029 Tulephocken Street, 36 St. Athonosius HA 4-695 I lA, 2A, 3A, 4A . . . Trock 4 . . . lntr11mUr11l tr11ck I . . . Oromolics I, 2 ... Vice-president 2 . . . Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Wisterion oxchongo editor 3 ... At' 3 •.. Blue and Gold ... Senior Prom Committee . . . IRC . . . Plans to ottend Villanova . . . Likes model roilrooding ond LaS11IIe games.
HENRY WHALEN 443 E. Montana Street, 19 Little Flower GE 8-4379 IE, 2A, 30, 4A ... Crew 2, 3 ... Scholastic letter I, 2, 3. 4 . . . Intramural basketball I. 2 (ch~tmps) 3, 4 . . . Bond I 2, 3, 4 . . . IRC ... Bond basketb11ll 3, 4 .. . Going to Villanova . . . Nice guy . . . Athlete . . . W~tlsh's shadow • .. Clorinetlis . .. Ardent driver.
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The big moment arrives. Joe O'Hora removes a completed plato from his drawing board for a dose and careful study by Mr. Coyle.
Brother Thomas unveils the intricacies of Apologetic.s to Frank Keenan as John Cosgrove registers rapt attention.
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) WILLIAM WOODBURN 6636 Blake more St., 19 little Flower GE B-5607 2B, 3B, 4B •• . Junior and senior prom committee •. . Interested in shows, a rt; dancing , end girls ... W ild men .
ROBERT WOOLSLAGER 13 12 Wagner Avenue, 41 Holy Child DA 4-5422 I D, 28, 3A, 48 . . . C rew I . . . Coolie tycoon . . . Bad men behind the wheel.
LEO WOZNIAK 2114 Spring Street, 3 St. Hedwig LO 7-3270 I D, 28, 3A, <48 ... Crew I . . . lntremure• track 2 {champs). 3 (champs) . . . Future work-television production . . . Interested in automobiles and music, especially piano . . . I go Pogo . , . Best disposition •• . Set next to Wright for four yeors.
KENNETH WR IG HT 1003 8th St., New Alexandria, Va. St. Mary King B-6636 ID, 2 8, 3A, 48 , .. Trod I, 2(L), 3( L}, <4{l} . . , Cross Country 2 . . . Scltolostic leiter 2, 3, 4 . . . Scholastic medal 2, 3 . . . Religion Medel 2 . . • Intramural track I . • . W isterien 3, 4 . . . Blue end Gold . . . Science Club <4 •.. Sen ior Prom Committee 4 ..• Student Council <4 • .. C 1ess president I, 2, 3, <4 . . . Raises reptiles . . . Plans to enter fteld of conversation ..• The most likely to . . . In feet, be probobly will.
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Arriving at Whitemarsh to start the evening early are Dave McCall, AI Cairns, Charley Maynes and Joe Boyle with their dates. Who said that the "Runt Men" wu wearing knicken to the prom?
While the other couples ere preoccupied with enjoying the evening, Joe Schmit% slows his dancing tempo to catch the cemermon's eye.
Miles Ryan, Gabe Pascuui, and their dates find intermission most relaxing. Alhtough Miles is having the time of his life he just can't help complaining about the stiff shirt.
Vic Gavin provides e bit of his usual humor to the evening. Mario Paveltich, Dick Monihan and Vic's date are mirthfully engrossed with his antics.
Januory twenty-third sow the dreom of every senior come true omid o swirl of lovely girls and romantic music. George Somers set the mood for the occosion and the wolls of Whitemorsh echoed and re-echoed soothing strains. Proud seniors and their dotes ogreed thot the evening wos without porollel, and all too quickly the stroins of Somertime brought to a close their night of nights. The Senior Prom hod ended, but for most the evening was just beginning. Brother Thomes, o post moster 11t conducting successful proms, and his committee chairman, Joe Sculli, c11n be justly proud of o job well done.
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WITH OUR BIG MOMENT Neil Walsh and the g irls are highly a mused by J im Malon e's story of how he pulled the wool over Mr. Moran 's eyes during a recent Spanish lesson. Ch arley Beih seems to take offense at this injustice to his favorite teacher.
Dicit Monihan's date bea ms with admiration as Dick tells cousin Jack Deve r how he talked the policeman out of g iving him a ticket on his way to the prom. It seems Dick was demonstreting how to burn out his father's clutch in ten easy digs.
"To increose the spirit of c hority ond unselfishness so necessory in one who aspires to the religious life." The Benilde Club, under the copable moderation of Brother David Albert, achieves this two-fold purpose in fostering religious vocations and dedicoting itself to the odvoncement of Catholic Action. These meons are accomplished through informol discussion, film strips, and octuol practice. In oddition, the Club rounds out its unique prog ram throug h social and othletic octivities. The attainment of the Benilde C lub's g ool is expressed in its many contributions to "the Lord's vineyard" end the ploces its me mb ers have filled os Catholic laymen.
BENILDE CLUB ~
Brother D. Albtrt, moderetor of the C lub, di5路 cuues coming activities with officers J ohn Berry, Tony Hunt tnd Ed Stein.
The Benilde C lub membership eccommodates the photogrepher.
A renlr. Chester the charmer.
SCENES Easy, now. Do you have permission?
MEET THE GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS
The difficulties of supervising a school newspaper oro woll
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to c;o-oditors Ron Gondonek (stand-
ing) and Jerry Tremblay. By eo-operating with the moderator, Brother Celestine, they have ac:hieved the c:omplete c:overage of activities whic:h c:harac:terizes the W is.
Suc:cess is a product of careful planning. Here, Brother Celestine discusses the layout of next month's Wis with co-editor Gendanek, while Joe Ponczka, Bernie McCormick, and Je rry Tremblay prepare the sporh page.
The L~ Sa lie Wisterian in its nineteenth year of publication has become the eyes and ears of the student body. Moderated by Brother Celestine, the paper has ogoin met with the high standards experienced in past years. Under the energetic leodership of CO路editors Gerald Tremblay and Ronald Gendaszek many noticeable advancements were ret~lized. Included emong these was the new three column head. During the year the Wis achieved its end by providing knowledge, experience and pleasure to its staff and news of pertinate interest to the school.
The intricacies of the serif head sh..t are explained by Jerry Tremblay and Ron Gendanek. Interested staff members inc:lude Ken Wright, Ed Connolly, sports editor Jerry Chesnes, and Denis Welsh.
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ABOVE: Oblivious of ell distractions, Ron Dorval i1 herd at work on his entry for the annual trt exhibit.
BELOW: Several of La Selle's budding artists g ive full attention to Brother William as he explains the fine points of parallel and angular perspective. Under Brother's instruction, many boys have won honors in art competition.
ABOVE: Ed Grub•r painh in th• d•tails of on• of his •xc•llent oil canvasses.
BELOW: Chuck Roellig works on a pastel painting of the Capitol Building in Wash· ington, Jack Gulliford blends shades in preparation for coloring a sketch, while John Feeley and Steve OeGuillio line up id.. , for a new work of art.
Outstanding among extra-curricular activities at La Salle is the Art Club. Its apt members, guided by Brother Frederick William, herald all coming events of school interest. The Bulletin Board is seldom without one of their original and colorful posters notifying the student body of some future social or religious activity. The Art Club and its moderator well deserve a particular accolade of recognition for the part they play in stimulating the interest of La Salle students in compus octivi· ties.
The le~m beams happily here, just having defeated St. Thomas. Left to right they ore: Joe Wolylko, Joe Couvin, John Brennan, Walt Stare!, Jim Tannahill, Frank McFadden and Paul Weitfle.
BOWLING Jim Tannahill glances over the shoulders of Paul We itAe and Frank McFadden as they check the score. Joe Wolylko wipes his hands anxiously, realizing he needs a spore in this lost frame.
Joe Couvin selects his boll as he jokes with John Brennan and Ed Michie about the difficult split he mode on a previous turn.
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Ron Gend.suk, Ken Wright, end Jerry Chesnes express interest in a map of Asia showing the extent of Communist infiltration.
The 1953 lnternetionel Relations Club has enjoyed a highly successful season. Mr. James Gallagher, in his initial year as moderator, organized several trips to various industries and governmental departments. Members of the club distinguished themselves in the Junior Town Meeting of the Air, The Temple Career Conference and other inter-scholastic organizations and discussion groups.
Jerry Trembley indicates a potential trouble-spot on the Russian-Turkish border to Tony Frayne and Andy Meyer.
Bob Kraemer, Tom Devlin, end Ed Eng路 lish glance warily at a poster showing federal taxation while keeping their hands glued to their wallets.
RHAPSODY IN BLUE
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AND GOLD
The fabulous Cummings broth· ers find it necessary to exert an extra effort in an attempt to hold their title of the bub· bling ballerinas of the band, while going through the in· tricate steps of Ac:h du Leibtr Augustin.
With voices raised to the strains of " Naughty Marietta" selections, the La Salle Glee Club and St. John's Boys' Choir render the finale to the "Best Yet" in Music Festivals.
The big wheels turn es Messrs, Joseph Huttlin, instructor in percussion; Jose ph Cola tonio, bendmuter; William Grende, instructor in heavy bress; end Attillio Colantonio, instructor in ree ds plen for the ennual Spring Music Festival.
The 1953 edition of the La Salle color guerd, directed by Brother G. Augustine, made impreuive showings throughout the football season. John McNichol, Robert Bohrer, Peul
Cundey, Joe Wa lheim a nd Ira Mejo contributed much time and effort towerd the betterment of the group.
CENTER
In t'he spotlight againl The blue and gold blued strong on this memorable October afternoon as the renowned La Salle band strutted it. stuff on Franklin Field to the resounding plaudits of Pennsylvanians and Georgians alike. TOP ROW: Bob Peculski, Lee Cummings, Ed Connelly. Did Prochaska, Marty Crimmins, Ed Lenart, Dick Hamburger, John Lynch. FIFTH ROW : Pat O'Donnell, Paul Pries, Tony Preuons, John D'Aifonso, Mel Bonelli, Tony Giampetro, Dave Beuelman, Tony McCloskey, Ed Leary, Dick Minuto, Andrew Varga. FOURTH ROW: John Lagana, John Gaworski, Andrew Gallagher, Clii Gillespie, John Dunphy, Paul Wuest. Herb Riband, Joe Ponczka, Bill Doyle, Pat Delaney, Hank Whalen. THIRD ROW: Cole Cummings, Wernie Poeld, Bob Lunny, Joe Szymanski, John Ryan, John Brady, Kevin Carey, John D'Antoniis, Tom Hornibrook, John Koegler, Ron Melchiore, Frank Brennan. SECOND ROW: Norm Connelly, Tom Clemins, Tom Danks, Dick Monaghan, Frank Gleeson, Philip Patelmo, Fred Wed, Bill Paul, Dave Spratt, Ron Zehnle, Walt Abbot, Joe Kendra , Ed .Kreuser. BOTTOM ROW: John Manolli, John Feeley, Greg Dean, Bill Diamond, Pete Berry, John Lee, Ron Gendanek, Charles Halfpenny, John Tuohy, Joe Jackson, Bernie Flannery, Larry McElwee, Bill Kader, Jack Walsh.
OF ATTRACTION The stands at Shibe Park literally shook with applause as the popular La Salle marching band, attired in its new midshipman uniforms, made a guest appearance at the Philadelphia Eagles vs. the Dallas Texans game last fall. This enthusiasm was the result of the precision and spectacle displayed by our heralded band on all previous occasions. It provided a much deserved reward for Mr. Colantonio and Brother Fortunatus John for their unending work toward the bond's success. This year's marching season was highlighted by the excellent performance at Franklin Field when La Salle was chosen to represent Georgia University in its tussle with Penn. The unique interpretation of such numbers as the Mexican Hot Dance, Ach du Lieber Augustine, and Sidewalks of New York, coupled with the vastness of eighty marchers kicking in breath-taking precision earned for La Salle the enviable reputation of one of the best marching and playing units in the East.
"life's bi9 moments." Miss America of 1952, the lovely Neva Jane Langley graciously poses with drum major Jac~ Walsh.
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STUDENT COUNCIL
The experience of Brother D. Albert end Brother Thomes proved indispensable in aiding La Selle's newly formed student counc;ll to become accustomed to the complicated procedures of administration.
Ed Stein replies to Ke n Wright's q uery concerning one of the by-laws at • generel assembly held to disc: uss dra fting of the constitution.
CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER RIGHT PHOTO: Ken Mekow· ski, Jad Duffy, Mike Schloc:ter, Stan Sobieski, Bill Megee, Tony Verga, Joe Brady, Tom Corri· gan, Tom Wa rd , Joe Connon, Bill Vincent, Leo Martin, Ed Shea, Tom Flood, Ed Nessler, Tom Fttyne, Jim Ward, Ed Stein, Joe Antal, Frank Cole. man, Ken Wright.
Under the moderation of Brothers E. Thomas and D. Albert, the Student Council of La Salle College High School hos h.,d its inception. The various llctivities of the Council give splendid opportunities to learn vital lessons in citizenship, to grow in mutual respect end understanding, end to erose artificial barriers that often separate adults. Through them, self-control is acquired, cooperative attitudes ore developed and the principles of honesty, fair p loy, and good sportmonship are learned. The officers of the Council in its formotive year were Edwin Stein, President: William Magee, Vice-President; and Thomas Flood, Secretory.
1953
BLUE AND GOLD The 1953 Blue and Gold is the product of a devoted and indefatigable staff which, with the moderator, has endeavored to provide you with a memorable pictorial record, using a minimum of wordage. They have not been alone in their desire to provide an enduring profile of your years at La Salle. The student body show'd its enthusiastic support by swelling the returns of the annual patron drive to an all-time high, thus spurring the staff to redoubled effort. To our patrons, to our photographers and publisher, and to the school administration we extend our most sincere thanks. Mr. Solari calls the attention of Dave Dunton, Ed Gmerek, and Dave Collins to on exceptional aerial photograph of the campus which will grace the inside cover of the yearbook.
EDITOR Gabriel Pascuni ASSISTANT EDITORS Joseph O'Hora David Collins Edwin Stein Samuel Ferguson John Walsh
Edward Gmerek STAFF John Devitt
Howard Hansell
Thomas Devlin
Robert Kraemer
David Dunton
Herbert Riband Kenneth Wright
William Hansbury
The layout for every page in a yearbook requires selection and sifting of scores of good pictures. Tom Devlin and Gabe Pascuni decide on the illustrations for the pages dedicated to the Art classes.
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Buz:z Ferguson apparently has hit upon an appropriate "rank," much to the approval of Ed Stein. Jack Walsh expresses amazement at the weight supported by the tuba players.
Mr. Moran discusses the possibilities of one of the innumerable pictures taken for the 1953 edition of the yearbook with Dave Dunton, Ed Gmerek, Dave Collins, Frank Gabler and Joe O'Hora.
Mrs. Eberhardt, chairman of the refreshment committee, and assistants, cooperate in serving refreshments at the regular monthly meeting of the La Salle Mothers' Club. It is in this pleasant atmospher• that much of the social and chari· table aetivlty of the organixa· tion is transacted.
Tombola chances are sold by Mrs. English, the club's president at the February card party. The hard work and organizational ability of Mrs. English combined with the unselfish expenditure of time . by many club me mbers t o make this and every Mothers' Club affair eminently successful.
MOTHERS' CLUB No organization affiliated with La Salle has done more for the student body than the Mothers' C lub. Headed by a Board of Governors with Mrs. Edward English as president and Brother Alphonsus as moderator, the Mothers' Club sponsors numerous social events throughout the school year. Of these events, none is more familiar to the La Salle student than the Saturday night dance. Besides playing host at this weekly entertainment, t he Club holds such affairs as card parties and the annual Christmas celebration. The crowning achievement of the social year comes in May with the arrival of La Salle Night. This gala affair offers unlimited entertainment in the form of dancing, card games, and bingo, and is one reason why the Mothers' Club will remain a pleasant memory in the mind of each La Salle graduate.
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The c:lub's charitable enterprises are matched by ih par~ipetion in religious exercises. A day of recollection at the Dominican Retreat House and e Communion Breakfast, of which a view Is here presented, are of primary importance.
Mrs. Gerngrou pours a steaming cup of savory tea at the reception held for the freshman mothers early in the scholastic year.
Philadelphia bell clubs were well represente d by C urt Simmons, Robin Roberts, a nd Arthur Ehlers.
FATHERS' CLUB Living up to the high standards established in previous years, the present members of the fathers' club have expended considerable time and effort in their movement to create a closer relationship among students, parents and teachers. Another, and just as important purpose, of the Men of La Salle is to provide financial aid to deserving students who find it difficult to meet the expenses of the scholastic year. The highlight of the year for both fathers and sons was the annual banquet, held in the fall. One of the main reasons for this year's successful activities was the encouragement and guidance given so unselfishly by the newly appointed moderator of the group, Brother E. Anthony.
A study of hand s at the Fathe r end Son Banquet.
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Benny Bengough, Phillie's c:oac:h, tells the menfolk just why the Phillies will suc:c:..d in gaining a third National League pennant in 1953 to the obvious enjoyment of Bro. Anthony, who appears to be a died-in-the-wool Dodgers fan.
Mr. Levy, president of the Men of La Salle, pres.. h to Mr. Ha pp, the retiring president, a plaque symbolizing the gratitude of the members of the c:lub for his outstanding contributions to that org.nization.
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Dic:k O'Donnell has hold only of Dick Hamburger's arm as the Iotter and teommote Jock Mc:N ic:hol gather in the ball.
A steady diet of mental activity is as detrimental to the well-being of a student as none at all. The weekend is a welcome opportun ity to release tension built up by five days of classes. This accounts for the intensity of competition displayed by La Salle students on Saturday mornings, when respective classes meet to struggle for supremacy in interclass athletic ability. The intramural leagues were moderated this year by Brother William, whose know-how insured well organized leagues and skillful officiating for the competing classes.
White basketball shoes are in vogue os 3C and 3D battle for poneuion. The way Bill Patton is exerting himself might lead one to think he hod been "approached" before the frac:os.
INT RAMURAlS
There's a satisfied look on Ed Stein's face as he fires for the hoop once again.
Mike Sullivan, recogni~,.ble only by midway proturberance, battles teammate Bernie Burke for possession of a rebound in the playoff game.
Bob Sweet slroino himoolf lo snolc:h tho b.,ll out of tho waiting hands of Bill Cover. " Tank" Hoepfl squats under the basket as the floor groans.
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TOP ROW: Joe Bowe11, Stan Sobieski, Ma rio Pavletich, Jack Barrett, Frank Murphy, J ohn McCarthy, Ken Wright, Lee Regan, Ed Gmerek. FOURTH ROW: Jack Duffy, Jerry Lezynski, Leo Kane, Frank Coleman, J im McWilliams, Vic Gavin, Dick Hamburger, Larry Mayea, Joe Quinn. THIRD ROW: Jack Dever, Jim Ward, Lee Cummings, J im Gaughan;
Jack W e lsh, Vic H oepfl, Joe Schmitz. Hank Whalen, Charlie Carroll. SECOND ROW: Jim Robb, Mike Sullivan, Bill Megee, Tom Devlin, Joe O'Hora. Joe Rumer, Joe Hogen, Sam Ferg uso n, Jim Rose, Mike Schleeter. FRONT ROW: Ed Neule r, Bill Cover, Phil LoPresti, Frank Breslin, Da짜e Collins, Ron Boyle, Bernie Burke, Jim Dunphy, Ed Stein.
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TOP ROW: J im Wa rd, Roger Boyle, Ray Pil~auskas, Charles Roell ig, Charles Carrol, Tom Paul, Don Diehl, Stan Lepo, Pat McAvoy, John Duffy. THIRD ROW: Fra n~ Coleman, Frank Murphy, Ed Stein, Ron Boyle, Jerry Chesnes, Sam Ferguson, Bill Cover, J im Facciotti, Bill Magee. SECOND ROW: Jerry
Lezynski, J im McWilliams, Ed Kuhn , Matt Butterly, Leo Kane, Mario Pavletich, Bill Reynolds, John McCarthy, Mi~e Sullivan, Bernie Burke. FRONT ROW: Stan Sobieski, Jack Barry, Frank Lamprecht, Ed Nessler, Bill Connolly, Joe MacAneny, John Lamprecht, Jack Kerns, Ed Woolslager, Pat Clinise. Although Roman defeated us, gains like this by Jim Me路 Williams consistently kept us within striking distance.
The 1952 La Salle Football Squad, while not the power of the league, proved that spirit and drive mean a lot more than depth and si1e. Real team spirit and desire to win won many fans to the ranks of La Salle followers. Looking back upon the season, we realize that the team, whether leading or behind, never slowed for a minute. They were always fighting down to the wire. If champ:onships were given for spirit, drive, and hustle, La Salle would have won the crown. Teach boys to play and pray, to think and work, to love victory and to hate defeat, to fight for what they love and believe in and, above all things. to fig ht fo live with the confidence born of victory, and you have built the fundamental structure of real American youth. Such mentorship was notably expressed in fhe coaching ability of Mr. James Gallagher and Mr. William Gaynor. There is an old adage that goes: "When a coach wins, he wins; when he loses he builds cha racter." But this is only a gog ; character building is not a gog. It is this primary goal t hat has once again put La Solie on the " long end of the score." 90
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Elusive helfback, Jerry Chesnes, shakes loose • troublesome Felconite end chalks up • sizeeble gein. La Selle ground forc:es gave North Cetholic • consta nt battle during the fracas.
Improvement
.was apparent
Variou s tonsorial tastes are evident during the finel tuneup prior to the victory over Central.
Facile ball handl ing bv quarterback Bill Magee enables him to sneak past the St. James defense. Bill' s c:lever faking made this bootleg play a potent weapon throughout the season.
BERNIE BURKE
Stellar end Jim Mc:Willinll snares the pigskin from the defending hands of a St. James Bulldog. This type of play was exhibited throughout the entire season and resulted in his selection o\ the All-Catholic: team.
JACK McCARTHY
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Pluggers
ED STEIN
FRANK COLEMAN
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BILL COVER LEO KANE
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FRANK MURPHY
JERRY LEZYNSKI
JIM Mc:WILLIAMS
"Get off my legs,-you bother mel " Bernie "Husky" piledrives for edded yerdage in the Prep c:ontest.
The pause that refreshes at football camp. The long wait ahead brings a look of anguish to Jack Duffy's face.
RON BOYLE
JERRY CHESNES
MIKE SULLIVAN
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Sullivan's timely block allows speedy Ed Stein to streak past tacklers at a crucial point in the tussle with St. Joe's.
SAM FERGUSON MATT BUTTERLY
MARION PAVLETICH
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JOE BALL
ED WOOLSLAG ER
ED SHEA
JOE M ALIZIA
ADOLPH NICCOLETTI
J. v.
JIM GOODYEAR
PAT MURRAY
La Salle has long awoited the honor of o footboll championship. The performance turned in by the Explorer joyvees suggests that the fulfillment of this hope is neor ot hand. Hustle, spirit, and determination to win wos instilled in the novice ployers under the tutorship of Mr. Jomes Murphy. A continued display of these quolities insures bright hopes for Lo Salle's football future. JACK KERNS
JOE CURLEY
JOE Mac;ANENY
JIM KENNY
BILL DICK
MATT FASANO
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At this yeor's Catholic leogue lndivid uol ch ampionships re presenting lo Salle were (top row): Joe Bowen, Jac k Berrett,
Frank Jaredi displays the fine freestyle form which made him one of the top performers in the Catholic leogue.
J ohn Walsh, Frank Jaredi, and Joe Schmitz. Gene Sharp, Jim Gaughan , an d Tom Devlin.
(Bottom row):
IN THE SWIM The '53 swimming teom was built around o nucleus of eight returning lettermen. Co-captains Barrett swam in the 40 and I 00 yd. freestyle or for the year were Jack Barrett and Frank Jarecki. the relays, while Jarecki gathered points in the 100 yd. freestyle and the individual medley, both being among the top men in the league in t he ir events. Gene Sharp swam with Ba rrett in the freestyle sprints or the reloys. Joe Bowen and J oe Schmitz teamed up in breaststroke. Tom Devlin combined with newcomer Marty Guckavan in the grueling 200 yd. freestyle, and also swam in the relays. Senior Jack Walsh and sophomore sensation, Jim Gaughon, downed many opponents in the 100 yd. backstroke. Diving this year was taken over by two seniors, Jock Klinges and Hank Whalen. Paul W uest and Joe Flanagan served as utility men, swimming whenever need ed.
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Gulp!
Coach Mike D'Ang elis doesn't care about the cleaning bill for his trousers a s long u his boys splash their way to victory.
Jack Walsh slips through tho swirling wa ters of Penn's Hutchinson Pool prior to the Catholic League individual championships.
ACTION
PLUS
Jack Klinges, mighty mite ming team, gives visible old Chinese proverb that can cast a large shadow. detriment to him.
of the swimproof of the a small man Siz' was no
Tom Devlin, Fronk Jarecki and J ock Barrett, while listening to Bro. John's opinion of their times, provid o an easily understood explanation of the team's newly ac quired t itle of " heavyweights of the league."
Recognized by his teammates as being the personificetion of ability, Jimmy Gaughan glides through the water as if it were made just for him. This proficiency, combined with stamina and an insatiable desire for improvement, shot him to the top of the league in b ackstroke.
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L. Salle's netman enjoy a well earned rest after a grueling afternoon on the courts. They are Jerry Tremblay, larry Wentz, Bob Meissner, Harry Omensetter, Fred Crow, Jim Mullin, and Ed Gruber.
Southpaw ace, Jim Mullin, waits for his opponent to retrieve an overhead smash.
Jim Mullin, Jerry Tremblay, and Ed Gruber hang on every word, as Brother Cyril châ&#x20AC;˘h on about the cultural 411pech of the tennis radet.
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ARRIBA!
IT'S GREAT TO WIN!
CARNEY'S OUTNUMBERED BUT NOT OUTPLAYEO.
HAEBER UPI
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Bodo to basket for two poinh. Gerry Griffin moves in to g ive assistanc:e with spider-like grec:e.
Jim Robb gives Bill Bod o a helping hand,
Camara study: Charlie O'Brien rounds first ben: North Catholic: player makes like a Falc:on: Hugh Brolly bids tho bell adieu.
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Tom Heron and Tom Hopkins l.. p out of their shirts while fighting to gain poueuion of a loose ball. John Simpson and â&#x20AC;˘ rival player anxiously await the out~ome.
George s~ hm idt e nd s~otty Robb sandwi~h a Tommy More man while ba ttling fo r â&#x20AC;˘ rebound. Matt Fasano ~heers them on as Mike s~ hle ~ter prepares to get in the act.
Prepper opponent (13) timid ly approa ~hes t he fra~as as Ja~k Simpson and Tom Hopkins make en attempt to steal the ball.
A determined varsity eight, with sights set on regaining the arduous daily workouts.
national title, digs in for an extensive sprin g season and ih
THE OLD SHELL GAME
Nothing like a pa ir of nic:e c:lean soc:ksl
TOP ROW: John Todd, John Lamprecht, Dick Griffith, Frank Boland, Frank McHugh, Lou Casale. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Gibbons, Bob Suter, Bill Scott, Joe O'Hora, Dave Collins, Phil
LoPresti. BOTIOM ROW: Joe Scheiter, Vince Srymkowski, Frank Gabler, Jack Dever, Jim Ruger, Bernie McCormick.
Dave Collins end Bob Suter, La Selle's doubles combination, head for open wafer and some hard work.
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After losing the boathouse pinochle session, One Collins •nd Joe O 'Hore begin their week of polishing the shells after practice.
by the banks of the Schuylkill
Since water reflects only something that is reel, it's rather doubtful if Jim Ruger's "original" excuse for missing e practice would provide as good a reproduction as did the Art Museum. Couwain Phil LoPresti and oarsmen Joe O'Hora, Vince Sl)'mkowski and Jack Dever listen in evident amusement.
An avid group of senior oarsman expert in such things com· ment on East River Drive pulchritude while waiting for the lest men out of the showers.
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Joe Yembor hnerds e chip shot along en ambling brook at Cederbrook Country C lub.
PUTTER ... ing about
Bill Paul assumes caddy duties as Joe Kendra lines up a six foot putt. Mayea watches in courteous silence .
larry
Instructions from a past master . . . Larry Ma yea and Brother Thomas.
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1953 Blue end Gold Tred T.. m. Gaining altitude for 11 winning l.. p is Ed Maguire, whose top notch performance throughout the year helped the Ex路 plorers t'o o succeuful season.
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CINDER-fellas The experience Md versatility of the senior trackmen were the chief weapons thrown against our competitors os Lo Solie fielded its most successful cinder squad in several seasons. Stellar performances by Bob Kraemer in the hurdles, and Jerry Chesnes ond Ken Wright in the sprints, constituted our chief threats in the running events. State pole vault champion Viv Gavin, plus Johnny Gall. AI Behner Md Ed Maguire added up to o combination of field men hard to beat.
AI Behner exhibits olympia d form as he sends the shot through space,
A final lunge assures Jerry Chesnes of victory in the 100yerd dash. Ches, responsible for our repeated success in the sprints, made • habit of finishing in this position.
La S•lle •II the wey. Jack Welsh and Bob Kraemer head for the te pe in e one-two Explorer finish.
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OVER HILL
AND DALE Bernie Blumenthal, La Salle's top harrier, leads the parade of runners as he did consistently throughout the crsos country season. Jack Quigley and Joe Hogan are close on his heels.
The Blue and Gold cross country t eam experienced a rather successful season considering the inexperience of its members. The squad, moderated by Brother Frederick William, wa s co mposed mostly
of underclassmen. The graduating seniors, John Ambrogi, Frank Breslin, Johnny Gall and Don Gimpel depart from a group which faces the coming season with a confidence rendered by experience.
TOP ROW: Dick Hamburger, Ray Reynard, Joe Rumer, Don Gimpel, Frazer Wall, Tom Flood, Bill Heller, Mike Maxwell, Dick Deasey. FRONT ROW:
Frank Breslin, Lee Regan, Jack Quigley, J im Walsh, Dick Cocciolone, Johnny Gall, Joe Hogan, Bernie Blumenthal, AI Reed.
McWillia ms slides; Sweet hides.
BASEBALL
Mi~e Schleeter .•• Cause of pitchers' uneasy momenh.
Jim Robb, Bill Magee, Jim Malone and Jaei Greenleaf get the word from Coach Harry Woltemate.
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Championship hopes rest on the strong arms and bah of Vic Hoepf1, Bob Sweet, Jim McWilliams, Ed Gmerek, Mike Schlacter and Mike Sullivan.
AROUND THE
HORN EdGmerelt models game winning form.
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Vic Hoepfl fires awey!
Mike pickles one to right-center.
HONORARY PATRONS R T. REV. MSGR. CHARLES B. McGINLEY RT. REV. MSGR. BERNARD A. McKENNA RT.REV.MSGR.THOMASF.McNALLY REV. FR. L. ANTONISAMY REV. FATHER COOKE REV. JOSEPH KEENEY REV. REV. REV. REV.
J.D. KELLY FATHER McLOUGHLIN HENRY McPEAK MICHAEL MARLEY
REV. MARK MULLIN, C.M. REV. BOHDAN OLESH CHURCH OF THE HOLY CHILD CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS HON. EUGENE BONNIWELL BRYSON FAMILY JOHN BARRY WILLIAM MAXWELL MR. AND MRS. BERNARD BLUMENTHAL MR. AND MRS. EDWIN F. STEIN J. F. GILLIGAN MR. AND MRS. JAMES FERGUSON MR. EDWARD V. LEARY MR. AND MRS. E. A. WOOLSLAGER MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL D. SULLIVAN MR. JAMES CARLAND DR. AND MRS. DAVID H. DURYEA MR. AND MRS. S. CANALICHIO EARL RICEMAN DR. JOHN J. SEDLOCK MISS E. M. SHORT GERALD TREMBLAY KITTY RYAN A FRIEND MR. PETER ZIMMERMAN MR. AND MRS. EDWARD GMEREK ZAMSKY STUDIOS 125
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PATRONS J.
AI Aabuithalnraitay
Joe Boyle
Dr. and Mrs. F.
Mr. and Mn. W. R. Abbott
Jack Boyle
AI Cairns
Cac:c:hio
:Be-n Adlaem
Mr. P. Bolaod
BUiy Cairn•
William E. Al:terao
F. B. Bolaod, M.D.
Mr. and Mn. Wllliam Cairos
Alben Brother•
Mrs. John P. Boland
Mn. Mildred Cairo
Dr. and Mn. Edwia B. Albrislat
Mr. Daniel Bonelli
George CarltOft
Nick Altomare
Hon. Eugene C. Booniwell
Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell
Job Ambroai, Jr.
Mrs. Eugetle C. Bonniwell
Mary Kay Campbell
Artdrew A. Amo.a
Lillian B. Borbonw
Genevieve Campbell
Mr. and ?.Irs. Tl:tomu Amuosa
Mr. A. G. Campbell
Mr. and Mn. A . A.atal
Mr.. JOS4!ph BowaA Mr. Joseph V. Bowen Hugh Boweo
Mn. A. Antal
Mr. and Mr1. John Boylaa
Peter A. Campbell
Brother A.athony
Mrs. Fraok P. Boyle
Elizabet.h Cane
Rev. Fr. L. A.atortitamy
Mrs. Katherine Boyle
Mr. and Mr1. Frank D. Canooo, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Arisman
Fraak P. Boyle
Z.lr. •nd Mrs. H. W. Cantley
Mr. William J. Annnrort}
Mr. and Mr.. Ralph J.
Mrs. A. Caputo, Lena
Mrs. William J. Arnutrona
Catheri.ae Bradley
Miss LouiJe A. Caputo
Ginny Arnold Mr. artd Mrs. A. Atkintoa Mr. and Mr1. Joseph Atmore Dr. and Mn. J-ph M. Back, Jr. Mrs. Paulille Babiow•ki Min Pauline Babiowtki Mr. Charles Babio1ftki Mrs. J. Baldt Dr. and Mn. Harry Bambrick Mr. John Banchi Arthur L. Buker Mrs. Mary Barker Mrs. Marie Barranaer Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph Bunt* Ur. and Mrs. Chas. L. Barry Joan and James Bury B. Burke Bonnom John Bednar AI Behner Charle• Beitz Robert Beitz Mr. &Jld Mrs. Cllul• Beitz Ma1ter Charlet Beitz Henry J. Beftder John Berger Ruuell Berringer Clark Berry, Jr. Mn. John A. Buti.apr, Jr. Mr. and Mr•. J. F. Bi.au Helell Bithop Marie Bisipeno Mr. and Mr1. Robert Blackley Mr. a.ad Mrs. Robert Blackley Samuel Blickm1111 Mr. and Mra. William J. Bodo W. J. Bloredui Mister Bobert Boale Fred and Betty Boi.aki.aallG Robert J. Bothwell, Sr. Paulioe M. Bothwell Robert J. Bothwell, Jr.
Mr. &Ad Mrs. Daniel Bradly
Mr. and Mn. E. S. Carey
Ger ald Bradley Karen Bradley Mn. Katherine Br:adley Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley John Bradley Paul Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Brady Brenman Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Brealift Jack Brott Mr. and Mn. Joseph M. Brickley Don Bri.ao iti J. Russell Brode JobA Brolly Nicbolu Browne Mrs. W. Bruhn• Min Marie Bryngle Mr. a nd Mrs. John Bucci Mr. Richard Buck Mr. and Mn. H arold G. Bull Mr. and Mr1. Sidney C. Bu.rgoyne Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Burke Florence Burke Joseph Burlce Ed Burns William F. Buro1, •so Mr. and Mr1. W. H . Buras Miss Sadie Burril Mr1. Veronica Butkies Mn. George Buder Matthew Butterly Mrs. Helen Butterly Mr. Matthew E. Butterly Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Butterworth George A. Butler, E.q. Mr. and Mn. llobert J. Buder Miss Catheri.ae Buttner C. L. Byaptt Mr. and Mn. James A. Byrne
T. J. Carne7 Mr. aod Mrs. C. D. Carroll Mr. Carroll Cass & Ed'• Mr. and Mre. H. R. Castelhne Mr. and Mn. James CataUno Mr. and Mrs. Cltarlcs Cauvift Teresa Ceilley Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Chermol Mr. &Jld Mrs. A. A. Chesnes Baby Stephen Cheanes Albort A . Chetnes, Jr. Mary Cllesn01 Mr. and Mr1. Edward F. CbeStles Stanley Chesncs Jim Clark DoMid Clark Mr-s. R. J. Clark R. J. Clark Leonard Clerk Harold Clark Tbomu Clerni.a s Con,gratulation• to Clau of '53 Class of 3C Mrs. Joltn Clisbarn Clau of 2B Mr. >tnd Mn. Mic:hael Coady Mr. and Mrs. Walton R. Collins Mr. and Mn. William Q. Cou Father Cooke George Coml.i er Francis X. Conley John A. CollGel!y Mabel N. Conner Mr. and Mr1. William Cook Thos. A. Cooney Cathie Connor Mr. Joseph Connon Mrs. Joseph Conners Mr. and Mre. Norman Connelly
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PATRONS Frank Conn~lly and Family
Denis R. Deuy
Edward F. Drac:la
Mr. a nd Mn. Wm. Connolly
John Deasy Nancy Dehney
Dr. Micl.ael J. Drilcoll
Mr. and Mrs . Tloomah A. Coonely
Henry W. de Luca, Jr., '52
Mr. and Mrs. Jo~eph A. Drummoad
Mrs. CorBelius
Mr. and Mrs. Henry de Luc:a
JteviD DrummOAd
Mr. Thomas Corrisa11
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. De Medio
Mr. and Mn. Joaeph Duda
Mr. Jo..pb Corrlga11
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Desiderio
John Duffy
John Conolly
Bill Droul
Mrs. Joreph Corriga11
Catherine De Stefano
Mr. aad Mn. John Dully
Tom Corrigan
Carmella Do Stefano
James F. Dully
Mr. and Mn. Cosgove
Rose De Stefano
Mr. and Mn. Frank DugaA
Mr. and Mr1. John Cosgrove
Maryanne C. Devor
Tbomae J. Dugan
Cosy
Mr. and Mrt. John J . Dever
Mr. and Mn. F. J. Dunn
Joseph Cottle
J ohn J. Dever
Mr. and Mn. Robert F. l>uDA
Buddy Cover
John J. Dever, Jr.
Mr. and Mn. Jo•eph Dunphy
Willi11m j. Cover, Jr.
llfrs. Joteph F. Devi11e
Nicholas J. Dunphy
Mrt. William J. Cover, Jr.
Mrt. Thomas J. Devlin
Mr. David H. Dunton
William J. Cover, 3rd
David Devlm
Mn. Edward A. Duntoa
Mr. and Mrs. Willi11m Cos
Mr. Thoma• J . Devlin
Mn. Joseph H. DuntoA
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cos Mrs. Joseph J. Coyle T . J . Coyne, Jr., and Wile Edmund R. Cra11e ::\Irs. Robert Crane Lemuel Craig Anna Crawford Edward F. Crawshaw JoaAile Crimmins Mr. Cromiller Mn. Gordon Crosby joe Crellin Mr. George F. Crowe Mrs. Georae F. Crowe Georae Crowe Thoma• J. Cummia,p Mrs. Lee Curnmiap Mr. and Mn. Paul C. Caadey Rest' Cuomo Mr. Edward Colter Carl Cutler Mr. :aBd Mrs. D. Dacri Mrs. H enry D. Das it, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dagle John D' Al£onao Miu Isabella Dalsliesb Mr. a11d Mrs. Joteph Daly Gus Damiauo Mr. and Mrt. A. Damialll MT. a11d Mrs. Allthony Damore Mr. and Mrs. John A. Danb Mr. T.homat J. Danb Bernard Darraah Mr. James Darragh Henry Darra&h Bob Darrel Mr. a nd Mrs. William C. Dnis Mrs. William C. DaYil Mr. and Mrs. N . De Angelo John De A11toniis Rlduard D. Deasy
Mr. and Mra. Harry F. Devlin Mrs. Jean Devli11 Mr. and Mr1. B. A. Devlin Mrt. James J. Diamo11d Mrs. John A. Di:amond Mr. John A. Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Dom Diasc:ro Mr. and Mrs. C. W. D ick Mr. oad Mrs. Diehl J. Francis Diehl Mr. Albert Dierkes Mrs. M. Dolan Mr. and Mn. John P. Don11elly Mr. and Mrs. M. Donohue Mr. and Mn. Jos. A. Dietric:lr. Mr. and Mn. John Diaan Mr. and Mn. Stephu Di Guilio Mr. and Mn. Philip Di Guilio Mr. Anthony Di Guilio Samuel Dimc:off Anthony Diorio Alfred F. Di Salvio AIUl T . Dolan Mr. William P. Dolan Thomas Dolan EJtl.er Dolpl.in Mr. and Mrs. John Donohue Thomas E.. Donahue Mn. Thomas A. Donohue Frank J. Donahue Barry Donahue Helen Jayne Dona hue MrJ. Frank Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Willia m Doanelly Wiaifred Dousherty Mr. and Mn. Paul J. Dowd Anna Dowler William H. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. J. Doyle Ml"a. Helen Doyle Mr. and Mrt. Francis J. Doyle, Jr.
Mr. Joseph H. Duntoa John Durichoh Mn. John Duric:heh Mr. Ric:hsrd M. Dwyer Mrs. Walcer F. Dwyer Eileeo and Ro1emary Mr. a11d Mrs. A. Eluterowic:z Dr. F. Eluterowic:z Geo. J. E.ledmann Mr. and Mr1. E.Uerkamp Theodore Ellerkamp Mr. :and Mu. H. Edw. E11sliJh, Jr. Vietor J. E.rriehetti C. M. E1pen1hsde Mr. Hury Esperuhade Roaer Evoy JameJ Fac:ciottl Ed a11d Joe Fac:c:iotti Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fac:eiotti Mr. and Mra. Joho Fahey Famom tF Mr. P. Farac:i ltati.Jeen Farrell Eileen Farrell Dr. and Mr1. J. Vinc:eot Farrell Eleanor C. Farrow Mr. G. FarYel Mr. aAd Mn. M. Fasaao Mr. and Mn. Jo•epb Fastric:h Felix Fearn Mr. James J. Feeley Mn. Aana Feeley Mr. and Mr1. ClemeAt FHney Antoaio A. Fiorello Mr. and Mn. Joseph A. Fisc:her Mn. Jolm Filc:hor Mn. Clementine M. Fitzpatric:k Mr. Bartholomew Flannery Edna M. Flannery Miss Sl.irley Fleming Joh11 C. Flanasan, M.D.
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PATRONS Mi" Marie The~N~M Plaaapa
Sonny and Dot Golcltmi~
Patrick Flood
Mrs. Julia Gon%alea
Mre. Winifred A. Heauaer
Mra. Mary Elica Flood
The Goodyun
Miu Winifred A. Heauaer
Mra. Patrick Flood
Mi.. Gertrude IL Gormu
G . T . Hebler
Mra. Alona Flood
Mr. and Mra. Sylnster J. Gorman, Jr.
Samuel Herman Heine
Jamea Foley
Early and Web Gonvola
Mr. and Mn. Harry Heller
Frederic M. Haoptpubrer
Mr. aad Mra. C. M. Foley
Mr. ud Mra. Gozd&A
Mrt. J. HellmaAa
Mr. ud Mra. Paul Foley
Mr. :usd Mn. Gn.Jf
Mr. and Mn. Aupst Helwis
Mra. Job J. Foley
Joaeph A. Granahan
Mr. Hendri
Mr. Job J . Poley
Mr. a.n d Mra. A . Grayce
Alr. and Mrt. T. J. Henu
Du and J im Forden
Mn. Lena Gramole
Mr. Willi.m C. A. Hnry
Su:uone M. Forde
Thomas Greely
Mr. and Mrs. Jamea J. Het~r}'
Mn. Catl.eruse H. Forde
Mr. and Mra. Samuel Greger
Mr. Frank J. Heroa
Mr. Georaa S. Forde
Mrs. Grace Graser
Patrick Heron
Jamu C. Fowler
Mrs. G . Grimm
lira. Fr•nk J. Heroo
Maraaret L . Fowler
Mr. and Mra, William Edward Gretz
Mr. and Mrs: Francis Hettler
Mr. aad Mn. Wm. Fraa a ~
Eugenie Greg.aon
Mr. and Mrt. Gerald E. Hisgina
Mr. and Mn. A. FrataAtoai Aotllony J . Prayae Mr. and Mn. Frederick B. Freedmaa John L. Fox Fre1hmu A Complimeatl of a Friead Complimenu of a Friend Compliment• of a Friead Complimentl of a Frieod C.omplimenu of a Friend Complimenta of a Friend Complimentl of a Friend Complimentl of a Friud Complimenta of a Fricad Complimut.a of a Frie1ld Marvin R. Gable Frank Gabler Mr. and Mra. P. Gabler Mr. Joseph Gall Mr. and Mra. Leonard GaD Mr. and Mn. Job Gall Mra. Jo~eph Gall Mr. and Mra. Jamea M. Galla aher Mr. and Mra. Paul Gandolfo Mn. Margaret Garry H. Herman Garaoa Lt. J. E. Gavia Mr. and Mra. Jamel F. Gaugh aa Mr. and Mra. Wm. Gaynor, Sr. Jack Gell l{r. and Mra. Julea Gendaa:uk Mra. C. Gille~pie MiJI Julie Gilleapie Mr. and Mra. Jamea J, Gillaapie Jofr. aad Mn. Edward Gibbou Mr. and Mra. Job Gimpel Don Gimpel Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gimbel Mr. and Mn. Joaeph God frey Samuel F. Godwin Joseph Goldbera
Ca rol Green Mrs. Robert Grover Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Grifb Mrs. Rose H . Grifb M r . and Mrs. Harry Gritith The Groaa Family Miss Helen G rindrod Dr . a.nd Mra. Martin F. Guckav ao Mrs. E. H . Guiniven Job G. Gulliford J ob R. Gulliford Mrs. Helen M. Gulliford Mrs. H. Gunther Mr. a nd Mra. Ralph M. Gutekooat Mre. H au Mr. and Mrs. 0 . A. Haeber .Mr. and Mra. Willi•m J . Hall, Jr. Mr. William H a ller Elmer Hansen T homaa C. Honey Anne M. H a noigu Charlet F . HllDOigan Mr. Thomaa Hannon Mra. Thomas Ha.nnon Mr. and Mra. Howard F. H anaell, J r . M n . W . C . H•mburgu Mr. W . C. Hamburger Mr :and Mrs. TJ.omu J. H a nley Mr. J amea H a nlon Mr. John Hanlon Mrs. John H anlom Mr. and Mrs. C. N. HDAnum Mr. and Mn. Charlet J , Happ Ma r y A . Harkins Joseph T . H arkina George J . HarkiDI Mr. Joaeph T. Harkina Rudy Harrer Ma rie Harrer Ha rry's Food Market J ohn T . Has~ett Mr. an d Mr1. James I. Rayburn
Mr. and Mr1. J• mes J. Hissins Raymond A. Higsina Norman L . Hill Mr. and Mra. Victor C. Hoepft Mn. Marie Hogao Mitt Phyllia Hogan Mrs. Ma r y Hohen adel Mr. and Mra. J. Holler Holzerman Family Jamel F. Horan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Horae Cheater Horowitz Mr. and Mrt. Job Huglle~, Sr. John Hughe1 Richard Hughea Mra. F. E. Hunt Mn . Frank H~l France• M. Hommel Mr. F. E. Hunt Mr. a nd Mr1. Roy A. Hurtt Girard Hurlbri.n k Lilliao A. Hurlbrink Albert C. Hurlbrink, Jr. Mrs. Loretta Hosll Joaeph L. Iaveec:hia M:ary Igoe Mrs. Helen Itutine Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jackaon Mn. Jane Jacobs Mr. Ja cobs Malcolm J a c:obaon Walter James Mrs. Tbomu James Mrs. W alter James Mrs. Kathryn Jano J ohn Jarecki, Jr. Mr. a nd Mrs. Jchn Jarecki Frank Jarecki Joan and Joe Joe'• Barber Shop Mn. P.. Johnaon Mr. and Mra. John P . McLooa
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PATRONS Mr. ••d Mrt. Har.td ]out
Mi11 ltatheriDe ~-r
Mr. aDd Mn. Clarnca H. MA:C.Oc
Mr. . .d Mn, Jo•. Junod
Mr. aad Mr•· Emil Jtrau•
Mr. Jamae L. Mco....itt
Mn. J amet J . JCulan
Mn. Julia McCiotker
Mr. and Mrt. Henry K.a•i.uki
M.r. Jamat J. l:..bn
Don McCoy
Mrt. Helen Kader
Edmuad H. Jtubn, Sr.
D. B. McCoy
M. Jt.alkbremer
Adelaide L. ltuha
Mr. aad Mn. Thoma• McCieroaa
Mrt. Leo KaDe
Wm. C. Jt.ulur
Mr. Joba V. McGoey
Mr. . .d Mn. J ... Jtear.ey KeeneD Fam.ily
Mr. a•d Kn. W. l:ummerle Mr. aad Mn. M. ltur.waki
There•• MeCum
Rev, Jot. P. I:M..Y
Mr. and Mn. Wm. Lalfercy
Michael McCarria
Mr. aDd Mrt. Jam., Keit.la
Mr. aad Mrt. TbOIIIlat Lnia
J im aftd MarJie McDavitt
Mae J. Jtel!rlwlr
Paul A. Ledden, M.D.
Jim a~~d Marie McDevitt
Margaret V. Jteeaey
M.r. Joba Lamprecht
M.r. V. MeOoDou&la
Mrt. Geo. P. :Kelly
Milt Thereta Lavin
Joha J, McEiwaa
Charlet A. Kelly
Ireae A. Lalley
Mn. J. McElwee
Mn. Jaae R. J:ally Mrt. Sally KeDdra
Mn. JobA 1.:\mprec:ht Mn. Agn., Lamb
Job.. J , McFadd•
RaymoAd lt41adra Walcer :KeaJra Michael ltrDdu Mr. Joseph Jt...dra Mrt. KenAy Mn. Job• Kerlll, Sr. CarolyD M. K.tlll Dicit X..Hier Anna May Jter1u Fred Kicae Rev. J . 0 . Kelly Mr. a~~d M.rt. Omllit E. K..aa FraDk r~naD Mr. a~~d Mn. Joseph Jtelty King Kunan Family Wm. J. Kernan Mr. and M.rt. S. Jo..ph Jtnox Mi11 A. Geu.,.ien ltnox John G. Knox Mn. J . Fr1lllk Jt.oenig J . Frank ltnenis William S. Jt.iasiAger Addam :K.idd Mr. John 0. Kira Mr. aDd Mn. S. R . ltlinget J ohD Jt.Unsu Mr. a~~d Afrt. A. A. Knceln Mre. John Koe gler Bruce Koegler Or. Morri• Jt.ohen Thereta Komeczka Mr. aDd Mn. PbiliJI Koch Mr. Jerome Koch Joseph Koch Mn. T . Kohl ){r, J olut H. l:oegler Mr. John H. Koester ,fl!aDneue Konich Hn. V. Kotiulti Mr . and M.rt. Wm. ~ckeaberg~r Mr. and Mre. W , F. ltrae.,er
Mr. Michaol T. Lawlor. Sr. Mr. and Mn. Louu Lendvay Jim Levu S. H. Liadaay Joeepb Litt Mr. aad Mre. J . C. Lyttle Joha A. Lavery MW Maria Laa&lla Jobn LasaDa Mr. and Mre. Fremot\t Levy Edwin D . Lee• Mr. John Lanlli. Sr. William J . Lawlor Frau J. teona.rd Mr. David London Phil Lo PraJti Nickolat Lo Pretti Benjamin Lo Pretti Grace Lo Pretti Eleanor E. Lord LoW. and Heggie Mike Luber Marie Luu: Mr. Frank Lyone Mr. Wm. J. Lyone Mrs. Wm. J, LyoAt Mn. Elizabeth Lynch Mn. W01 . T . Lyacb Mr. and Mn. Pct: r M. Lynch Mr. and Mn. John McAdanu Mn. Mary McAdam• Mr. Oa~~ial M cAdam• Mn. DaDial McAdanu Mr. and Mra. McAndrews Mr. and Mra. JobD McBride Onid McCall Mr. aftd Mn. David McCa ll John McCana Mr. John B. McCarthy Mn. JohD McCarthy Oaai.el J . McCa.rteaay Mr. aad Mra. ]elan McCormick
Mr. aDd Mrt. DaDab McFaddea Mr. aad Mra. Prank McPadd... The Mi- McGauahraa Mr. aad Mn. Timothy ldc:Gte C. B. McGinley J . F. McGian Mr. aDd M.ra. Martin McGlellMr M.r. and M.ra. Joba P. McGrath Jennie MclCee Leo McKeever Mr. and Mn. L. McGoldrick Mr. aDd Mrs. T. McHale Father McLauabU.. Mr. aod Mn. AAdraw C. MetJoseph P. Mdd.aboa Mra. F. McNameo Or. Nor01aJt MacNiell Thoma a F. McNichol Patricia McNichol William i· McNichol Joseph McNichol Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McNichol, Sr. Mr. and M.rs. Louie McNichol JobD F. McNichol Mr. and Mra, John McNichol, Sr. Rev. Henry D. McPeak M.r. and Mn. Jamet B. McGian, Jr. Mr. G. MacBride Mra. G. MacBride Marion B. McCoy Mi.. Ruth McEvor Mr. aDd Mn. Jamet J, McCloskey Mr. and Mn. Joteph MacAaeey Conrad J. Maaa Mu. J. MacDougal Mrs. Cubarine Maddea Mn. Josapll Maboa John Maho• Mr. Jotaph Mahoa Kra. F. J. MahODa}' Mr. and M.ra. Joseph V. Makam Mr. aad Mrs. Georse ": ablocta
Leo
~ae
M.r. aad Mn.
J.
McCuakar
RaY. William A. McEvoy
PATRONS Mist Vicki Malone
Mr. Anthoay Muley
Min Nancy NietMn Meyer
]&De ..,d Marsaret Malolle)'
Mr. and Mn. Paul A. Mullia ·
Mr. and Mrt. Johll Nooaan
Hr. C. A. Malo11ey
Ed,...ard C. Murray
Mr. and Mn. Wm. J. Norrett
Mn. C. A. Maloney
Mr. IUid Mn. James Morro Mist Adele E. Murphy
Walla.c:e O'Coaaor
Simo11 Muatoko«, Eaq.
Mr. and Mra. Jorepb P. O'Hora, Jr,
Hr. ..,d Mn. Fred M ...z.o Mn. Mary MajeaiLi
Mr. a11d Mra. John Nuseat
Sus&Jl E. Marhoefer
J ohn Maainko
Mra. L. O'Malley
Rev. M.icllul Marley
Thomu J. Maloae
Catllerine W. O'Neill
Mn. A. Marray
May Aaaa Millward
Mrs. M. O'Niel
Pete Martill
Mn. Ftallk ]. )(jJier
Mr. aad Mra. Stephen Oleah
Mr. ...d Mn •
L. J. MartiD
Mr . and Mrt. John A. Mitchell
Fraak Oluwtki
Hr. aftd Mra. Mylee Marti.ll
Joeeph L. Moraa
Patrick ]. O'Malley
Mr. aftd Mre, Walter Mart.ill
Mr. aad Mre. Chat. Miller
Mra. Joha
Mr. and Mn. C. Mauare Pat a11d N.., MattheW~ .
Mr. and Mn. Louit Miller
Rev. Bolulaa Olesh
J.
Owut
Mr. aad Mra. Halea MiUer
Joreph Paoae
Hr. and Mn. Joha J . Milligaa
B.S. Parole
LaWTellce E. Mayea, Sr.
Mn. M. B. Milligaa
Mn.
Mr. ...d Mn. May11iluua Mr. and Mra. Charlet MayHr. James Mayne• Thereea A . Majo Mr• ...d Mn. Joha Melda.iore Ed MiclUe, Jr. Mn. E. G. MiclUe Wayne Mickie Mr. Edwio G. :a.Gcl.ae Daniel B. Michie, Jr. Mary MaleD Mr. Georse Moaaalau Marsuerite E. MetMr. Au.~ti.ll Meclu.a Mr. end Mn. E. lt.. 11--.1 William M. Mallet Samuel Meeeina Mr. aDd Mra. Jolua A. Me,. Roee Meyer Sarah Mipopa Mario Mipopa Marie Mipopa William Miller Miss Joan Miller Mn. ]oNphiae Miller Mr. E. R. Mi11aer Grace Manuola Mr. aad Mn. Midaeel Morri..., Wallace Makowakl Ricluord M. MoaiJaaa Katlaeriae E. Moailaaa Terrenco F. Moailau Bills Moailaaa Conaeliua M. Moailuoa, Jr. ]alee Muim Mr. end Mn. Ja•N A. MuJqJilll Rn. Mark ] . Mallia, C.ll. Mr. and Mn. W. S. Marphy Mr. end Mn. F. Murphy FriLIIk Madonaa Mn. R. Malin Mr. ...d Mra. R. H. Mecklillg
Dr. William L. Mjllt Hr. and Mn. Charlet J. Millura Dr. Aftd Mn. Paul R. Migapa Mr. and Mra. ]OMph Miubu Lewit C. Montaaue Villc:ent E. Moata~ Mn. Sutan Moatape Barbara J.loraen David A. Morrit Mn. James S. Morriuey Joe Moore Mn. George Moaaghaa Hr. Charlet Morrit Edward Morrit Mr. aad Mn. R. A.' .Morritoa Maurice Mort The Miuet Moyla.o Miu Allft Mulliaaa Mr. Raymond E. Mullea Mr. Edward Murpby Mn. ]. Raymond Murplay Hr. end Mn. WilUam Kurplay Charles A. Murray Y.n. Charlet A. Marray Charlee A. Murray Arthur Martin Robert Murphy Mr. and Mrt. William E. Mu~y Edward Murphy Celillda H. Mujr D. R. Moyajluon Frank P. Mahoaty Kea Makowaki Mn. Marsarat Naushtoa Mr. Daniel Nauptoll Mr. aad Mn. Neleoa Mr. aad Join. J!clward N..,ler En Neater M.r . IUid Mn. G. Newell Leo NieaND, Jr. William Narth" M.r . aad Mn. Leo Nia•••
Fraacia and Elizabeth Pavleticb Mra. It. Pavletich R. Peaa .Mr. aftd Mra. P. E. Perry Pete the Cop Mr. and Mra. V'aacent P~ll Mr. and Mra. Sualey Peuka W. Bruce Pollock Mr . ...d M .... William Paal Mr. aad Mra. Julea Pbllipt Lou aad Su e Pieraig Villcent C. Pomplu Sal "Pancho" P-ti Mill Eleanor Powell Dr. ud Mra. ] . C. Powell D1lke H. Pape Mz. Thomaa Pierce Mn. J amet PalladiMr. Aftd Mn. Robert T. Parker Mr. aDd Mrt. Frank Pucuui Franc:ee PenAell Mr. a11d Mra. Piach Dominick Pittoria Rore Piuiketti The Poelc:k Fa•ily Werner Poelck, Sr. Edna M. Poelck Mr. and Mra. Geor p Ponczka lira. Allee Poad Frank Ponti Mra. M. A. Porreca Herbert Powell Mn. • · ]. Prea dersatt Joaa Priet Mr. and Mra. John Price Eileia Pria Mr. and Mn. Fraak N. P recilio, Jr. Mr. aad Mra. JoNpb P reeto Jim and Betty Price Mrt. Wilma Princz Mr. ]. Proc:haaka Michel J . P u rcell
Mr• ..,d Mn. Joeaph L.
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PATRONS Jas. A. Purcell
Mn. Bridget Ryan
Mr. and Mn. Edward J. Stou
Mn. Edgar Qaap
Mr. a nd Mn. Jamu Ruger
Mr. Raymond Schiller
Mr. aad Mn. Edw. QuinA
Mr. Frank Rupertua
Mr. and Mn. J. St. John
Mr. and Mn. Job Quigley
Mary IU.epnicky
Mrt. A. Samuel
Mn. JoMph B. Qui.Jm
Victoria Ilupnicky
Rote Sarkees
Mr. Jocepb B. QuUm
Edward Ilupnicki
Mr. and Mra. U. Scarpello
Mr. aad Mn. Jame• W. Qui.Jm
Mra. ]cue Roberti
Mra. A. M. ScupeUo
Mz. and Mra. Frank V. Radomaki
Mra. R. J. Rennard
Mrt. A. H. Scheier
Mr. and Mra. David P . Ramuy
Jane K. Rennard
Mr. and Mn. H. A. Schlip f
Mr. H. Reardo.n
Raymond
Miu Margaret Reddy Francia E. llHd W. C. Reed Allie Elizabeth Reich Mr. T. Reilly Mary Reilly AA.na Reilly Mr. Frank Remy Edward Reilly Catherine Reilly Geo.P.Remman Mr. and Mn. Joe. Re.nard Jamea J. Rey.olda Mr. and Mn. Herbert S. Riltaad Herbert S. Riband, Jr. Mite Mary Joa. JUbaad Mr. and Mre, Frank Ribucl Joan M. Rice Mr. and Mn. Geo. Jli~ Mr. Em&Auel Ricca Howard S. Riclaard, B.S. Mr. and Mra. Job B. Riclator Mr. •aJid Mn. T. D. Richter, Jr. Mr. a11d Mn. T. D. IUc:later Miaa Mary AA.n Richter Mr. nd Mra. Norman Riclaort Mn. Joaeplt Routler Mr. Joaeplt R-ler Mn. Alfred Rotella Mr. Alfred Rotelle Dr. and Mn. Earl F. I U Mra. Walter C. Reed Mr. and Mn. F. L. Rickarlb Mr. and Mn. V. Rico Mr. and Mn. R. J. Rietluuiller EfUJ~or H. JUday Mn. Vera Ringold Mr. and Mn. N. ]. Jlobh Robert Romano Angelo Romeo Mr. and Mn. George W . JlPvt. George W . RMr. and Mn. Frederick Roher Dorothy A.~ Mr. and Mn. B. llotay Allred Rotelle, Jr. Job Rot.U. Mr. and Mrt. Richard C. Jlluaell Mr. and Mn. J-ph W. Jlumar John M. Rya.n
Raymond J. Renna rd, Jr. ltatbryn G. Jleanard Raye Reid Joan end Roaemarie Rumer Mr. and Mra. Wm. Ruuell Mr. and Mra. Thomaa Ryan Mr. V. F. Ryan Vincent F. Ryan, Jr. Mn. Amelia G. Ryan John Rycerz Miu Jane Schaed'er Mr. . .d Mn. Walter Staret Gerard St. John Mr. and Mn. A. A. Spath Martin L. Schafer Martin L. Schafer, Jr. Mr. and Mra. Job Schauder Michael Schlacter Mr1. Olga Scblipf Mr. aad Mn. JoMph It. Schmid P. J. Schmidt Mr. George H. Schmidt Jn memory of Charlec and Ann Schmidt J_.,h Sclunicz, Jr. Scott Family Louia A. Sgro Mr. and Mrt. 0. V. Swiaher Mr. and Mra. Philip Serafine Elizabeth C. Seiberlich Laura Seiberlich Mr. a nd Mn. Wm. Seiberlich John Shannon Mr. and Mn. George Sltaw John Sheahan Mr. and Mra. Thom., S. Shield• Min Mary IAtuiM S!Uelda Wolk' a Shop Romeo'• Orthopedic S!.oe Service Stoku Family J. Paul Shea, JJ>c. Mr. and Mra. Harry Stitel Stephenaon Family Mn. Harry J . Schimpf Mr. Leonard Speakma11 1Atui1 M. Suevo Mr. and Mn. Edward F. Stein Freddy C. Stern, 3rd Carole An1l Stern Joaeph M. Stack Alfred eli Stefuo
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Fr an ca C. Schaffer Ma rt.i n L Sc!.affer A. W. Sc!.all Mr. and Mn. Adolf Schock Mr. and Mn. John B. Scbu ehing Mr. an d Mra. Henry J. Schmidt Mr. and Mn. Gut Schmidt Mr. John Schiller Miu Lu cille P. Schiller Mr. WiUiam G. Scheitar Mr . and Mrs. Joceph L. Scheiter Mra. Eliz. Schwartz Anna Scb wabenland Mrs. Mary Schwetz Mr. Wax Schmidt Mn . J oltn Schmidt Mn. F. ]. Sciulli Frank Sciulli Mr. a nd Mrt. William M. Scott Anoe Scott Shepherd's Mn. A. Sedenger J ulia I. Sexton Mr. a nd Mn. H. Sharp Mr. Edward J. Sh.lald1 C le:!I.CJlt Shum01ki Mary F. Sbumoaki Don Simone Mr . an d Jtirs. J. J-ph Sippel Min H elen S.micb Eileen Soltpik Pete Sorrentino Mn. Nan Smith H e11 ry Clay Smith Mra. Ann Speakman Ted a nd Harry Strauu H arry Stuker J u lia SomHt Mr. and Mn. Spaaier Mr . a nd Mn. P. Sorreotiao ]oaeph Spence Mra. JoMpb Spetur Mr. J01eph P. Spetur Sp ielborgen Family Doloret Staley St anley'• Dr. Jou J , Su.n toa , Jr. Vic:toria Staret Anthony Stark E. J . SteJpr Gu•ta• St oebonau
PATRONS Mr. and Wn. Ydllaa Sr.eac Mn. Edward Sw-ey Mra. Gerald Sw-y Mr.
at~d
M r1. Geo. Strattmatte
Mr. and Mn. Edward Strew
Mr. aud Mn. J-.la Neil Waeale Maurice W. White
J.
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Mill Teu 'Wittwer Mise Mary S. 'Wittwer
Mn. Irma Weylamillec
Peter E. WaU.eim
Mr. Jolla T. 'Wiaelaa
Mr. aad Mn. Jolla Walala
Mra. Loretta A. 'Whelae
Mr. and Mr1. M. C. Sullina
Paul Waltricla
Mra. De!la T. 'Whelen
Joxpla sa~u.,..
Mr. and Mn. J. 'Walylko
Joh.o P. Wlaitacar, D.D.S.
Cltarlu Su lli•an
Harry T. E. Ward
Min E. Wiett
Mr1. Anna A. Su lliYan
Ruth Ward
Mra. F. C. W\&Ut
'Mr. and Mn. Da•id Sulli•an
Tb.omu F. Ward, Sr.
Mr. Fraak Willia
Mr . and Mn. J. Szym&Atki
Mr1. G. Wardle
Mr. aod Mra. W. Wi.tler
Mr . Jlu uell T anuhill Mn. Elwood T auuis Mr. and Mn. Edward Tar rlella Paul A. Trauaclaitella , Eeq. Mr. and Mra. Victor Trau?le r Lin dley Tailorio s Mr. at~d Mr a. John Tooh~ Mr. Ru11ell Tallllahilt Mn. Samuel J. T aucredi Mr. and Mn. M. J. Taau.,. Mn. B. E. Tarch.. Mr. and M n. Thomaa V. Tarpy Theresa T eufel MiN Marion J. TierMy Vi.lcut A. Tbomu Third Order of St. Fraucia St. Jolaa'a Claapter Mra. Joaephiae Tlaom,.oo John J. Tieraey, D.D.S. John J. T od d Mr. and Mn. Harry T. Todd Mr. aud Mn. Morria Tokaraki Anna Topper Mary Towe Frank Traiuor Mrs. F. Trainor Mr. F. T rainor Trainer Family Mra. Ellie R. Trunk Georae Trunk, Jr. Mra. Katherine Tru.nk Mr. Georae Wm. Trunk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tucker Mn. Joaeph G. Tumolillo Mr. and Mra. Phil Tu1avin Union Bell Market Paul U1her Mr. and Mn. L. Van Puys Mr. and Mn. Andrew Varp Mr. "nd Mrs. Peter Vennari Anthon y R. Vendeui Verna Studio• M. P. Vutruca Carl Verna Mr. and Mra. Vlacent MrJ. Mary G. Vincut Mr. and Mra. Wm. H . Vincent Joseph Volpe Mr. Charlea Volpe
Mr. aod Mr1. F. Waaikowalr.i, Sr. Mr. Charles Welsh 1'. J. Wunderlicla Frank C. Weau:el Mr. aud Mrs. Jack Weat Mr. and Mra. James F. West Daniet E. Weatou Mr. aa:l Mn. Wlaitcomb J. Wlaite M. R. White Mr. P. Willoll Mrs. Frank J. Wunderlich Mn. M. waMr. and Mn. Tbomas B. Wltite Edward W . 'Wiayce Mr. Claarla C. Wacker Mr. and Mn. Edmund J. Wilton Elaine W adield Francia J. Waaikowaki, Jr. Paul Weidle W eitfle P. L. Weidle P:1ul L. Weitfle Mr. and Mn. Francis K. Wall Clara Wallace A Friend William A. Wabh Joseph B. W:altrich Mn. Helen W:altrich Mr. Joteph J. Waltrich Fred Wick W:Lxman SJ.oa Mrs. Chsrlea W elsb Geor~e P. Weste11berger Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh C . F. Welab D . S. Wet.h, Sr. Mrs. E. Welsh Mr. a nd Mn. Elmer W elliger Mrs. l:awt"ence J. Wentz Mr. Cla:arlea Weyluniller, Sr. C. Weyhmiller, Jr. Mr. and Mn. John A. Whelaa Mr. and Mra. Mau.rice Walab. M:ary T. Whelan Run Wh:alen Mr. Jama Wilaon Mist Anne M. Wiltoo Mr. :snd Mrs. Jos. 'Wiftterburl(
Matthias Wiecla Mr. and Mn. Martia H . Wi11iama Mr. and Mr9. John 'Wiest Mr. and Mn. J. Wilaoa Mra. Carl Wolf Mra. C. G. Wolf Dr. Jame• S. F. WoDS Mn. H. 0. Woodcock Mr1. Wm. A. Woodbura Mr. and Mrs. Franci.t C. Woodring Anna Wozaiak Mrs. J. 11:-nedo Wript Mr. J. X.enaetlo 'Wript Mrs. M. Wutzer Wueltl, '47, 'S2, 'S4 Frank C. Woe~t Mr. and Mra. A. Wybonk.i Min Eleanor Yambor Mr. and Mrs. Josepla Tambor Paul S. Young Mr. :a.nJ Mrs. H. S. Ziegler Wm. J. Zouy Mr. Felix ZielaJUki Zeko Zyberfleotizi Mr. and Mra. Frank Colemall Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Collin• Mn. Mildrod B. Marlaoefer Mr. :1nd Mr1. F. Martin Herb Fa1trich H. W. Gealawind Mr. :and Mn. Cli.i Gilleapie Herm:sn Gold uer Mr. and Mra. E. Hansea Mrs. loborice J. Haye• Mr. Joaeph X.ader Mr. :and Mn. George P. Ward Mr. E. J. ltnaeser Richard F:amily Mr. a nd Mn. N . W:aiLh Mr. llJld Mn. G. ltaA<l Washington, D. C. B:arnel &: McLaug.l tlin Ea&TS. Mr. aod Mrs. Samuel C:ape Mr. and Mrs. T. Henna..!" Mr1. Joseph Dowling Mr. J. F. Krueser Buraohne Dept. StOft Xozy llomer M:sn of L:a S:alle
BUSINESS PATRONS ABE'S MAJtUT
AlliNGTON BEVE.llAGE COMPANY Abial(OD, Pa.
ABINGTON FLORIST 1%21 Old York Road, Abiagton, Pa.
BA UElt It SONS HOI N. Froat St.
BOYLE'S MOTORS uuaed, But Not Abated''
BARON LAB. I 73 7 Cla•taut St.
DR. JOSEPH E. BllENNAN 43 1 E. Levick St.
BEAl'TY 1c CLEAU:Y BUTTER lc EGGS 8551 .Buetletoa .kveeae
BRENNAN'S VULAGE CAFE
ACCARDI CORRUGATED BOX CO.
ACADEMY OF THEATilE AITS Mt. Carm~l It Eatton ltd., Gt.neide
ACME ADDRESSING It MULTIGltAPHING CO. 207 N. Broad St.
TON Y BEILLO BROS., AUTO PARTS Chu reh It Mill Jld., Elkiat Park
AL BEHNER UPHOLSTERING 2110 N. Froat St.
BELFIELD BOWLJNG CENTE'a 1510 Belfield An. ADAMS' MEAT MARKET 1534 Mt. Ephraim An. BEN'S DELICATESSEN 2121 E. Chelten Ave. AMBROGI, BRESLIN, AHERNE 8c GIMPEL Attorneys-at-Law
BOB BOYLE'S T A VEltN 2420-22 Hunting Park Ave.
TH£ BRIGHT SPOT 7169 Germa11town Ave., Ph.ila.
LEWIS BJlOWN, HAULING
MAllY BROWN'S DRESS SHOP 5110-12 Old York Rd., PJ.ila.
BUilHOLME 1\ECREATION CENTER 7226 Rieing SaD Ave.
BEN'S DELICATESSEN 2121 E. Ch~lten Ave.
NOVELTY BUTTONHOLE CO.
F. E. BENNINGTON Aurex PJ.ila. C..
STUARTS. BUZBY, REALTOR 418 W. Olney Ave.
BEST'S BARBER SHOP 6717 Ogontz Avo.
BYRNE'S BAR 1448 Beach St.
BETTE JO GIFT SHOPPE •65 W . Qu«n Lane
JOHN JOSEPH BYRNE, M.D.
1 OJ :Z FiJbe.ct St., Plilla.
JOHNATHAN AMON USED CARS J. BECHER ANDERSON, REALTOR Old York ltd., Abingtou, Pa. ANG 8c JOE'S SODA FOUNTAIN 7417 Torr~sdale Av~., Phlla.
ANTHONY'S BARBER SHOP 5006 City Liao Ave., Phila.
' MUSICAL BAR
CABAN.~
AJtT DENTAL LAB. 17)7 Cheetaut St.
BETTY'S, ALTERATIONS ON ALL CLOTHES 6720 Sydenham St.
AVALON BEAUTY SALON 60H Oaoau Ave.
HENRY G. BLOOD, REALTOR 3218 N. Froat St.
ATLANTIC ACETYLENE Morriaville, Pa.
BLUE BELL INN Blue Boll, Pa.
N. BALABAN ELECTRIC APPLIANCE H2' N. 22ad St.
BODNAR'S CAFE 7100 Frankford An.
BALL & COFFIN, REALTORS J enkintowa, Pa.
FREDERICK J . .BOHRER, REALTOR
BARBARA JEAN CANDIES 70 ..1 Torre1dale An., P!.ila.
JOSEPHINE BOROWSI'.I 7732 Torreedale Ave.- Delieatesse11
Jl. BALTISLA TAILORING .Bridae St. lc Loroue Ave.
JOE BOYLE'S CAFE. U Rili.as Sua Ave.•
1814 Market St.
WM. ]. CAIRNS PAPElt CO. 1021-23-25 W. Daup!.ia St.
CALLNON BROS., WHLSE. FLORIST 1724 Ludlow St., Phila. MR. A. G. CAMPBELL, STOCKS AND
BONDS 3639 T!.ouroa Ave. JOHN T. CAMPBELL, Jll. Ynaold Wuint Ca.
31 H-16 N. Front St.
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CAREYS 7U• Osonu Ave. CARMEN LA SPINA, CLEANING & PRESSING 566) Loretto Ave. at S••S"'
BUSINESS PATRONS CARROLL REAL ESTATE lOH E. Pri~ St.
COLLINS OIL & MANUF,ACTUJlJNG CO., INC. New York, N . Y.
CARTER'S DRUG STORE 719 West Ave., Jeokiato'lt'll
CASA CONTI Glenside, Pa.
ANGELO CASSESSE LIMOUSINE SERVICE 30U Edgemont Sc.
ALEX. CASSJZZl, T AILOit 3161 Magee St. ._.
THE WALTON R . COLLINS CO. New York, N. Y.
CEDAR ST. DELICATESSEN 309 Cedar St., Jeokmtowa
DEVERY'S CANDY STORE 301 W. Spencer St.
COLORIZE HOBBY SHOP 5638 N. Sell St.
PHIL DI GUILIO, SHOES 991 E. Allchor St.
ROSE COMROE'S CUSTOM MADE LAMP SHADES SOlS N. Broad St.
DI MARC'S QUALITY MARKET 6267 N. lith St.
CONCOR.N TAILORS U -4 Conc:ord A•e.
MR. THOMAS COONELY Mecha..ical Contractor Z712 Girard Ave.
J. CHARLES'S BARBEit SHOP 5114 Old York ltd,
CHASE SAYINGS & LOAN ASSO. 602 W. Girard An.
B. COOPER Groceriet
COONEY BROTHERS, INC. 5th &Jld Da uphin Sts. COTTMAN BEVERAGE CO. 7206 Frankford Ave.
OriNA LANTERN 7601 Oaoncz A•e.
FRANit J. CLARKE, REAL ESTATE 690J Torreadale Ave.
THE CLASS OF DlSTINCTION---4C CLEAVER'S FARM MARitET 7110 Em len St., Phila. A. A. COATES, OIL & HEA TlNG EQUIP. 5117 N. Second St. A. A. COATES, OIL " HEATING EQUIP. 5117 N. Sec:ond Sc.
JOHN J. DALGLEISH, REAL ESTATE 236 N. 7tb St., Camdea
DEVLIN'S STORE RUSSEL F. CONLEY Real Eltate -4786 Richmond Sc.
CENTRAL MARKET Haddorield, New JerseJ
CENTRAL PHARMACY 136-4 E. H11ntiog Park Ava.
DELANEY'S FOOD MAllltET Mussrave a11d Pleaunt Su.
COlliNS' MARKET 750 1 Germantowa A•e.
C.~STELLA'S
REST AUitANT 2nd aod Spuks
MARGARET M. CUNNING Bunar'• OSice J 6 0• So. F ront St.
COTTMAN HAJlDWARE 2826 Cottman St.
COTTMAN CUT JlATE 4616 Cottma11 St.
STEPHEN A . Dl GUILIO Mea'• Wear 590• Torretdale Ava.
LOUIS DEL VECCHIO 7000 Reedlaud St.
DONATO BROS. J'ioocer Food Store 1811 Hora~ Ave., Abinatoa
JOHN P. DONNELLY Roofiug & Heatius 931 Huntington
DOUGHERTY'S S. 40th St.
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LES DUBOSQUE MOB.I L SERVICE Belmont k <Acy Line
JOHN COYLE It SONS Ludac:ape 142 Pleuut St.
EDDIE'S BAUD SHOP 701 Oak Lane Ave.
CRANE'S OLD ENGLISH TAVERN 3H Welt Queen Lane
EVERGREEN CLEANERS It DYERS 6047 N. Sth St.
JOSEPH M. CIUMMINS, INSURANCE 226 Jac:oby Street
ERNEST'S QUALITY MEATS 7342 Frankford Ave.
LELAND W. Ct.TMMINGS, Sc.D. Chem.ic:al Eaaionr
JOHN W. EYRE, INSURANCE 3-4 Copley Rd., Upper DarbJ
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BUSINESS PATRONS FERNHILL PHARMACY •"01 Morris Sr .
GOODYLAR SUPPLY CO. 1 St'6 Latimer St.
HARRER'S BAKERY
SAMUEL G. FRIEDMAN, INSURANCE U5 Drexel Bldg.
GOTWOLS BROS. 3401 Co::trad St.
HASSETT'S CYCLE SHOP 705) Frankford Ave,
FLOURTOWN MARKET
GLACE BROS, AUTO REPAIRS 5408 Matchrr St.
HAUSSMANN 'S PHARMACY 6th and Girard
JOHN A. GRADY, D.D.S. 1211 Old York Rd.
HORRISSEY, HECKER 8c CO. Iaven~nt Sec:uritictf
ROBERT GR.~HAM, REAL J:STATE 7805 Fuokford Ave.
HECKLER'S BARBER SHOP 7801 Michener Ave.
GREEI'c'""WOOD TAVERN 803 Greeowood Ave., Jenkintowa
HENDRI MOTORS, INC. 4710-24 N. Broad St.
GROOKETT'S CUSTOM LAMP SHADES 1008 Cott:man Ave.
HERDON MEN'S SHOP 7)10 Ogonu. AYe.
JOHN F. FLEUHR 8c SONS HOl-lS Cottman A ve.
2247 Somenet St.
JOSEPH C. FLUEHR, AGENT >572 Cottmao Ave.
FORREST SERVICE STATION 5503 Maacber St.
FRED'S Robbi.at 8c Hawthoroe COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND
A FRIEND
GRUBER BOTTLING WOJlltS 2220 N. 4th St.
MARTIN GAIUtiES Dinrict PAL
HAGERTY FUNERAL HOME 2324 N. Broad St.
GATEWAY DINER. R.idp Pike
WM. HALDEMAN, AUTO TAGS 46+4 Broad St.
GATEWAY T AILOilS 8c CLEANERS 7UO Genuacowa ATe.
SEMINOLE HALL Mattllew Ma~~zo, Prop.
J. W. GEAJlY TV SEJlVICE lll22 E. Clareoc:e St.
EDWARD V. <>'HANLON Real Eltate 5600 Sydeoham St.
JULES GENDASZElt LIMOUSINE SERVICE 30U Edaemoot St.
HELLER'S PHARMACY 2121 Cottmaa Ave.
JOHN HANLON Plumbing, Heatiag, Roobg 8236 Ardlci1h St.
HESCH'S CANDIES 7234 Ogontz AYe,
HESS 8c SONs-MEN'S STOllE 5542 N. Stb St.
HOGAN'S CEDAR PAU INN 7400 ~aPi.b
HOWARD'S STATE FOOD MARlt.ET 390S State Rd.
CHARLES H. HOWELL 1c CO., INC. 212-216 Race St.
GERMANTOWN AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, INC. 6644 GerJnaDtowa A••·
WARREN HARPER, WATCHMAitEJl U02 W. Cheltenham Ave.
HUNTER 1c O'IRIEN 1 14 S. Froat St.
AL GEilSITZ ESSO STATION 701 Spriaa Gardea St.
HAPP 8c SONS--REALTORS Doyle& town
HUNTING PAR ~T. 1665 E. Huatma Park An.
GEO. C. GOOD lc CO., Coo tractor 5225 N. 2Dd St.
HAllRY'S ATLANTIC STATION 2nd and Rofemar St.
A. C. HURLBRINK, Mfll'S AGENT 3701 N. lSroad St.
HAJi.RY'S KOSHER MARKET GOODFRIEND 1c UNT, INC. Pharmacy 5100 Gerlft&otowa A•e.
HARRY'S CHOICE HEATS 46 33 Prioceton Ave. 135
PHILADELPHIA 'rl'rLE INSURANCE COMPANY KeAiia1to• aad Allepeoy
BUSINESS PATRONS JAFFE'S FOOD MAltXET :Zl.f' E. CJ.oltea A••·
5. S. ltRESGE CO.
JAY'S llESTAUJlANT 3-4 S. 17th St.
S. S. KRESGE CO. 1161 Ogontz An.
JOE'S IAlUlEft. SHOP 557 Vaaiirk St.
S. S. KRESGE CO.
JOE'S SNACK. SHOP Rollyn, Pa.
LANG & LANG sn&N. Fifth St.
MARTY'S AMOCO SERVICE B St. and Erie Ave.
JOHNNIE'S LUNCHEONETTE U20 Olaey An.
LARRY'S BARBER SHOP York Rd. aJld Houc:o Ave.
M.\RY ANN PASTRY SHOP 1172 E. Cheltea A••·
JUNOD BROS. FREIGHT LINE 3-43 1 We}'lllouch St.
LA SALLE COLLEGE CAFETERIA Leoaard HaD
MARY ANN'S CARD &: GIFT SHOP 813 E. Cheltaft Ave.
LOUIS JtADDLE!, PAPERHANGiNG 1927 lleiah An.
LA SALLE H .S. CAFETERIA
BOB MATTHEWS, MEATS 102S W . Ratcomb St.
2"' GermaatoWB
361.f Germaatowa
MAC PRODUCE CO., INC. Ana~
MADONNA'S TUXEDOS 80 So. Teath St.
A••·
LA SALLE COLLEGE LIIR.ARY JOSEPH XALLINGER, PLUMBER 1921 Germ.atown Avo.
JOHN UE- U. S. ROYAL TlllF.S & TUBES 520' Torresdalo Ave. WILLIAM
J.
UMNER
Mcau & Groceries RosllJje aad H~rrocka Su.
ANNA MAY KERNS Notary Public S.W. Cor. 7th and Luzerne Stt. JOHN J. URNS, REALTOR S.W. Cor. 7th and Luzerae Su. RICHARD P. Jt.EYSi!R Atlantic Gas StatiMl York Road aad Guorn.ey
Pt.ila., Pa.
EDW.~RD
A. MAGUlllE, PLUMBER 13 35 E. Price St.
M. C. MAXWELL, C.I.O.
I:AQUINTA NO'S DELICATESSEN 1201 Vall Dyke St.
MAYFAIR CAFE 7217 Frankford A••·
LA VEil GIFT SHOP 5540 N. Fifth St.
MAYFAIR SEA FOOD
SING LEE LAUNDRY -421 W. Queea Laao
M. J . MAZZA, BUILDER 7561 WiUianu Ave.
LEE'S &: HILL, PRINTERS 1:!06 Race St.
MICHAEL'S FOOD MARUT 1200 Eclmwacl St.
LEHIGH CUT RATE DRUGS Stb aad Lehigh Ave.
MEGANSETT YACHT CLUB North Falmouth, Man.
LEHIGH COUNTY ASSN. FOR BLIND Uth and Allen St.
STAN LEY MELINSON "Stag Shop for Dad and Lad" M St. a nd Huatia& Park Ave.
7220 Fraakford An.
ARTHUR T. LOU Iasaraace Contaltant 933 Race St.
MEDICAL ARTS DRUG STORE
WJLLIA.Vl V. LYNCH'S SONS ::1o s. ::oth St.
MERENDA HARDWARE 5H) N . Fiftla St.
LOGAN BARBER SHOP IH6 Wiadrim Ave.
MILLCRAFT SHADE SHOP
KINDT, KAYE 8t WENTZ Insuraace Broken Public Ledger l ld lJ.
MAYFAIR MOTOR CO. 7033 Frankford Ave.
PETER LUMBER
KING PRINT SHOP U 12 State 1load
MODEL MACHINE CO. H:awthorne St.
CARLTON MILLS COMPANY Mfar•. of Woolea Good• Z41 W. Wyomiaa Ave.
XJLUNNY'S MEATS & POULTRY 1172 Ogontz Ave. KILLIAN'S TAXI SERVICE Yor~ Rd. aad GreaawooJ A•o.
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121 S. 16th St.
350 Moatgomery A•e., Merion, P".
BUSINESS PATRONS MORANO BROS., ltEYSTONE GARAGE 611 Bethlehem Pike, ErdnJ.eia
MONTGOMERY, INC. Apparel of Quality jeDkiAtowa, Pa.
MORGAL PIUNTING CO. 231 N. Ele•etlth Sr.
MORGAN'S DRUG STORE MORRIS STREET TAILORS SS -46 Morris Sr. MORROW'S NUT HOUSE 12-40 Market St.
MT. AIRY ELECTRIC CO. 7117 GermaDrowD Ave.
MciNTYRE BEVERAGE DIST. -4-453-SS Caator A••·
O'REJLLY It WHITE, INC. By Peter WaU.eim
McLAUGHLIN'S Home Decoratora )52 E. Ma iD St., Norri•town, Pa.
L. W. OSWALD PHllMACY JeDkiDtowa, Pa.
JOHN E. McPARLAND Plumbmg It He&tiDg Contractor. 5526 Boyer St.
NASON It CULLEN, BUILDERS 6522 ViDe St.
NEWARlt HAIR FELT CO. LaA~dale, Pa.
'NOLEN It ERNY, BUILDERS Penn Square Village, Pa.
NORTHEAST AUTO TAG SERVICE 75)2 Frankford Ave.
MT. AIRY DINER 8243 SteDton Ave. OAK LANE T AJLORING
M. It R. PATI:LMO It SON llaliaD-AD>uicaD Gro~ry
PENN WIRE SPECIALTY CO. 1304 N. Third St.
PARKER HOUSE 6204 Ridge Ave., Rosborough
ROBERT T. PARKER, Pbotographt 2711 E. Ann St.
JOHN PARTYKA CAFE Uth and Courtl&Dd St.
FRANK FElllliS, PAPERHANGING 2652 S. 62ad St.
(J. Guglielmi)
MURRIE'S 6901 Theodore St.
J. MURAAY SERVICE STATION Chelttmbam aDd Pittville Ave.
CHARLES E. MURRAY, INSURANCE S.E. Cor. A St. aAd ChAmplo1t Ave. McGRATH TEXACO SERVICE STA. PeDn and Belfield Ave.
EDWARD J. McBRIDE CO., INC. Adama Ave. and Leiper Sr. McBRINN'S PHARMACY 51-4-4 North Fifth St. McGRATH ELECTRIC CO. -4836 N. Broad St.
723 Oak L&ne Ave.
OGONTZ HOME & AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY 7306 Ogol!ltz Ave.
OGONTZ LAUNDRY Glenaide Ave., WyDCOtc, Pa.
JOSEPH J. McGOLDRICK FUNERAL HOME Summit Ave. and Ccd&r St. JenkintOwD, Pa.
FRANit PASCUZZI, TAILOR 8121 Stenton A••·
PAULINE & EDDIE'S Luncheo¥tte 8347 Foaertar St.
OIL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION C.I.O. Local 398
PEMBERTON TEXTILE CO. Pemberton, N. J.
OLNEY HEALTH FOOD CENTER 5537 N. Fifth St.
THE PHILADELPHIA BADGE CO. 1007 Filbert Sr.
OLNEY TELEVISION CO. 6001 N. Fourth St.
PHlL'S GROCERY STORE 4084 Higbee Sr. JOSEPH PICitARD SONS CO.
MUTUAL OF OMAHA 123 South Bro-.d St. McDONNELL'S BAR It RESTAURANT 7 I 70-68 OgoDtl: Ave.
PETE'S TONSORIAL PARLOR Leoaard Hall
E. J. O•MARA INDUSTRIES RahA1, Penna.
PIENING'S, BEER DIST. 1252 E. Price St. PHILA. COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 48th &nd Spruce Su.
O'NEILL BROTHERS, INC. DR. JOHN P. O'NEILL 137
PISTORIA'S TAILOR SHOP Logaa and Germ&~~~town Avu.
BUSINESS PATRONS JOE. PRESTO'S CAP:I 7401 T orrudale An.
REl.IABLE STOJUI WINDOWS 420 W. O.w St.
B,'\RT J. Pll£NDERGAST Follnd r y llepnMOtacive Phone1 FI 2-UU
RIALTO TAILORING CO. 6701 Sprape St.
PAT Pll£STO a: SON, MEN'S WEA1 6966 Torretdale Ave.
QUAKER T RADE MARK. CO, 217 Church St.
QUALITY MARUT
JAMES W. QUINN, 2Ai Funeral Dlre«or 1431 N. Secoad St.
REUTER REALTY CO. 8006 Franldord A••·
RHAWNHURST VARIETY STORE 1011 Caato.r Ave.
ROBERT J. RIEN, FLORIST 1020 N . Fifth St.
RINGOLD'S JEWELERS 4 3 16 GermantOW"D Ave.
W M. RAFFERTY
QUEEN LANE PHAJUIACT HJ W. Queen LlllW
QUALITY LAMP SHADE CO. Amber and Heaert See.
THE ROSSI PHARMACY lSOO S. Und St. REALE'S MARKET 7~)10 Germantown Ave. THE M. W. REICH GLASS WORD 2H-2H W. Erle An. H. ROTHSTEIN It SON MR. WILLIAM S. REILLY 21 S. 20th St.
JOE SAVIT'S BEAUTY BAR
SCARBROUGH MOTORS, INC. DeSoto - Plymouth 114 Greenwood Ave., JeakintowD
JOHN F. SCHMIDT, PRINTING
S. SOBIESKI, MEATS It GROCERIES 266S Orthodox St.
JAS. D. SCUl.LY, REAL ESTATE 504 W. Lehish Ave.
SEXUl.A FUNERAL HOME 2634 E. Allesheay A••·
aEST WISHES FROM u71 CLUB" 7ht and Osontz Avn.
P..o!iday Lake
ttDOC" SHANE, STORM WIND0\1V'S PHILI!' RITTER 8: SON Ru l Eatate 4 6 0 W. Lehish Annu.
MESSER REALTOR 704 Weat Ave., JenklntoW"n, Pa.
RYAN'S MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR 42 S Old York Rd., Jenkintown , Pa.
F. F. RYAN & SON Funeral Director 2504 W. Lehigh Ave.
ADOLPH RZEPNICKI, GROCERY 3864 Terrace St.
ERWIN E. SHUSTER, Live ry Service 6 2 1 Boyer Rd. DR. B. SIMMONS Eye11is ht Specialist Sio:unona Bldg., 13th and Arc:h St. SMYTHE'S DISTILLING CO. 103 s PJilster St. THE SNACK SHOP 7700 Cutor Ave. SOMERSET BEVERAGE CO., INC. 2800 N . Reese St. SWL\i.MING TEAM 1952-3
RIALTO RADIO & FURNITURE CO. 3739 N. Sixth St.
SAL'S LUNCH SERVICE 3 16 E. Alhanw St.
STAND INGER & BOONE, INC. Real Estate Broken
SAM'S Cl.EANERS 26 0 W. Ru..:omb St.
STANLEY TAPROOM lith and LudloW" Sc..
RAINEY'S MEN'S SHOP 743 Yorkway Place, Jenkintowa, Pa. A. RAYMOND RAFF CO. 16))- :JS Thompte~D St. RAYANNE'S PHARMACY Ririns Sun and Olney Ave.
ANTHONY P. LAGRECA, PLUMBER 501 E. Walnut Lane
R.C.A. TELEVISION
SAVITZ PHARMACY 7 121 Boyer St.
OSCAR C. REINHARDT 193S Laveer St.
SASLOW'S FOOD MARKET 7219 RUing SuA Ave.
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STANTON CLEANEJtS Roxborough and Manayunk A• ee, STANTON CLEANERS 5543 IUdse Ave. JAMES E. STAUDINGER Inaur-ance Abington, Pa.
BUSINESS PATRONS STARDUST CAFE 69 SO Elmwood A•e.
TOWN PHARMACY York ud Davit ville R ds.
WESTERMANN'S BAIEllY 6054 Osontz Ave.
DR. M. STEFANOWICZ U 21 Batten by St.
TONY'S T AVEllN 100-4 Cottman Ave.
T HOMAS B. WHITE, JR. Petuaayl•we Dry Dock
STEIGMAN & EDVI ARDS 127 Dock St.
FRANK L. TRAINEJl Electrical Contractor 20 E. Gowen Ave.
WIMMEil'S BAltEllY Lawrence and Spencer Su.
STENTON BARBER SHOP l40S ~ashiDgton Lane
THE STUDIO Gifta, Carda U IS N. Fifth St.
TRINITY COLLEGE Vlu lsington, D . C .
TRUNKS MAJll(ET
HENRY P. WHALEN, INS. «) E. Montana St. VIM. ~OODBURN, SR. Muenc:le, Krueger Candle Co., lac.
Limekiln Pike a nd Willow Grove A•e. ~ARREN
STENTON CLEANERS U58 Stenton Ave.
VAN PAllYS STUDIO Art and Chin:1 Repairing 6) 3 8 Ge rmantow n Ave.
S. YELLIN at SON
C. V. STOELKER, JR., Eaq. 1116 Gira rd Truat Bldg. CHARLES L. SUREMANN R eal Eatate 6725 Jliaing Sun An. SULLIVAN It BRESLIN Dating Bureao 2 0 Church La.n e VINCENT v. sznntowsu Grocer ) 0 l 5 Almond St.
M. YEAGLE lie CO. Plu mbing & Heatins En~naen -400 West Ave.
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ROBERT YEARLING, REALTOR 26 42 N . Fiftls St.
MICHAEL VOLPE, INS. 352 E. Chelten Ave.
VOLPE MEAT MARKET H 0 Queen Lane
VALES LUNCHEOm!TTE U OO Batte r1by St.
TED VAN ZELST Beer DUtributor 700) Elmwood Ave.
BENJ. ZEPT PHARMACY Castor Ave. and Rhawn St.
ZERBY SHOES 1137 Chestnut St. Room 700
TAN CREDI PHARMACY TANCREDI APOTHECARY 1600 Spruce St. TARPY ELECTRICAL MACHINERY 2•U9 N. Nintls St. TEMPLE PASTRY SHOP 1451 E. Vemon Rd.
WAGNER'S ReUgioua Artic:lea 4 Z5 -4:!7 Girard Ave.
HARRY"~:. ZIERLE
WEST OAK LANE PHARMACY Rodney St . and Mohic::s.n
JACQUES FERBER, INC., FtntS 1708 We1Dut St.
WALSH FORD CO. Sylvare a nd Yale A•u.
PETER LUMBER CO. U7 Greenwood An., Wyncote, Pa.
WAXLER'S CLEANERS 6 S23 Frankford Ave.
J OSEPH J. SPANFELLER, LUMBER 1121-1129 N. Ddaware An. RE 9·1979
Groc:eriea 5451 Akron St.
CLAYTON H . THOMAS, REALTOk HOI Ryan Ave. ADOLPH J. VAN THUYNE, INS. 51S ~. Widener St. TOMKINS CORNER ltes,.,ick Ave. and Glenaide A•e.
SAMUEL WEISS G"lf Station Stentoa A•e. aad Hainea St.
TOPPER REFRIGERATOR SERVICE 5125 Arbor St.
TONY' S BAJliEJl SHOP 4S0l Cottman Ave.
WEST OAtt LANE HARDWA RE 7202 Ogon~z An.
PHILA. TRAMRAIL CO. H20 N. Weimel St.
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WILLIAM T. COOKE PUILISHING, INC. 21 SOUTH 21rt STREET PHILADELPHIA l , PA.