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Dedication
TO BROTHER ELISEUS JOSEPH, F.S.C. A member of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools for twenty-eight years, the past eleven of which have been spent at LaSalle, Brother Joseph has become a familiar and much-admired figure on the campus. It is with a feeling of sincere respect and honor that we, the Senior class of 1957, LaSalle College High School, dedicate this yearbook to you, Brother, with best wishes for continued success in the cause of Christian education.
All freshmen are ANGELS.
La Salle
••• •••
its tradition
honored · and inspired
maintained
bq
scholars
A dynamic force in all phases of education for almost three hundred years, the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools traditionally maintains educational institutions of the highest calibre. La Salle, which bears the name of the Founder, occupies a specially pre-eminent niche among the Brothers' schools. Since 1863, the year of its foundation, the school has undergone a period of continued expansion and academic progress. Offering a well-balanced academic course designed to produce the well-rounded Christian man, LaSalle also provides facilities for one of the finest varsity and intramural athletic programs to be found anywhere. Explorer teams traditionally achieve outstanding prominence in football , basketball, baseball, track, and other sports. Nor are the cultural activities overlooked . The Dramatics and Debating clubs are consistently successful, and there are in operation several discussio11 and activity clubs described in the later pages of this book. We members of the Class of 1957 have the privilege to look back over four years of educational development in an atmospher9 which embodies such traditions. The sorrow of departure, however, is modified by the knowledge that in such an environment we have been most thoroughly prepared to trod successfully the avenues along the highway of life. In the following pages we have tried to give you a glimpse of what the past four years have meant to us. We have tried to show you how the selfless dedication of the Brothers and teachers has provided us with an inspiring memory we shall always cherish. While no book could possibly depict, nor any words convey, the real meaning that our four years at LaSalle have had for us, we hope that the following pages will, to an extent, accomplish a portion of that purpose.
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Academic aspirants strive to deepen their • •
OWn VISIOn • • • In accordance with Catholic educational philosophy, religion plays a vital role in the stude nt's life. Symbol of this fact is the chapel, in which many students pause daily for a lunch-time visit. Thi s dependence on Divine Providence accounts largely for the traditional s uccess of LaSalle students in varied phases of life.
FACULTY
The freshmen choristers in a gay mood.
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BROTHER E. FRANCIS Principal
BROTHER f . JOSEPH Vice Principal • • • Athletic Director ••• Men of lo Salle
BROTHER D. ALBERT Guidance • • • Arch confroternity • • • Assemb lies Benilde Club
BROTHER FELIX JOHN 4A Religion ••• Trigonometry • • • Solid Geometry General Mathematics
Those who teach others • • • BROTHER G. THOMAS 41 Religion • • • Accounting I, II ••• History II ••• Golf ••• Senior and Junior Proms
BROTHER E. STEPHEN 4C Religion • • • Physics • Science Club
BROTHU GEORGE CORNELIUS 3A Religion • • • Chemistry
BROTHER E. ANTHONY 4D Religion . • • English IV, Public Speaking I • • • Contest Coordinator
BROTHER D. EDWARD 3B Religion ••• Algebra II ••• Football • • . Moth Club
BROTHER D. JEREMY 4E Religion ••• Spanish I french I, II ••• lntromurols
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BROTHER GRATIAN 3C Religion • . • English Ill • Public Speaking I • • • Tennis ••• Freshman Basketball
BROTHER D. ALPHONSUS 2B Religion • • Biology • • Mothers' Club
BROTHER E. ADRIAN 3E Religion ••• Band Religion ••• History Ill ••• Basketball
BROTHER GERVALD JOHN 2A Religion . • • latin I, II ••• Baseball
BROTHER F. BERNARDIN£ 2D Religion •.• • History II •.• Typing I ••• lntramurals
BROTHER GODWIN JOHN 2£ Religion ••• Geometry •. • Spanhh II ••• Public Speaking ••• Student Council
BROTHER F. JEROME 3D Religion ••• German I, II, Ill ••• Debating ••• Dramatics
BROTHER GREGORY OF MARY 2C Religion • • • English II , Public Speaking
Mr. Di Sangro shows Faraco how to draw a straight line.
Touching humor in Brother Bernardine's world history class.
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BROTHER G. CLAUDE 2 F Relig ion ••• Geometry ••• Algebra I • • • Crew . • • Dentention
BROTHER G . WILLIAM 1 A Religion ••• Band Religion • .• Public Speaking •. • Band • •• · Cho ral
unto justice . .. Ciccimaro must be interested in something better than P.O.O.
BROTHER D. GABRIEL 1B Religion ••• General Math . • • Biology • • • Cheerleaders
BROTHER EMILIAN OF MARY 1 C Religion • . • latin I • • Greek I • • • l atin IV • • • Detention
BROTHER E. JOSEPH 1 E Religion • • Algebra • Alumni
BROTHER F. WILliAM 1 F Religion •.• History I • Art • • • Art Club • • • Track ••. Cross Country
BROTHER ALOYSIUS Chemistry
MR. RICHARD BEDESEM History I . . • Assistant Football Coach
MR. JOSEPH MORAN Spanish I, II, Ill •.• Wisterian
MR. JOHN MOORE English Ill, IV . • • Public Speaking • . . Dramatics
BROTHER D. MICHAEL 1 D Religion . . • Typing I, II • •. Daily Bulletin
shall shine . ..
MR. JOHN HARBISON Problems of Democra cy . I.R.C. . . • Freshman Football ••• Track . •• Auistant Football Coach
MR. JOHN Dl SANGRO Mechanical Drawing • • . Freshman Football
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Ml. CARL VON NELL library Science •.. library Ml. RODERICK l08ElTS English I, German I
Ml. JAMES WARD History Ill • . • Fint Aid Driver Training • . . Blue and Gold
as stars ...
Could Conway be laughing at the Senor?
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MR. CHARLES O'BRIEN Physical Education • • • Basketball Coach
The sophomores seem to be interested in what Brother Gabriel has to say.
for all eternitq.
MISS CELESTE WAGNER Assistant Secreta ry to the Prin路 cipal MR. JOSEPH COLANTONIO Director of Music
MRS. GLADYS HOLZBAUR Secretary to the Principal
MISS BERTHA RABENSTEIN, R.N. School Nurse
SENJOBS
Outs tan din~ Seniors
HIGHEST SCHOLASTIC AVERAGE VINCENT P. ANDERSON
MOST ACTIVITY MINDED JOSEPH F. FLYNN 20
they're the top
MOST REPRESENTATIVE JAMES T. SEDLOCK
BEST ATHLETE C. CLARK HODGSON 21
JOHN C. AlTROGGE VI 4-2883 Holy Cross 111, 2A, 3E, 4E . . . Secretory 1 B . . . Intramu ral football 1, 2 • . . Brown Eyes . . • Baseball for Glenside • . . Member of the herd.
346 E. Meehan Ave., 19
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JOSEPH l . AMBROGI TU 224 Roslyn Ave., Glenside St. luke 1 C, 2E, 3C, 4C . . . Scholaslict letter 1 • . . Cross country ••• Track 1, 2, 3, . • . Intramural bowling 1, 4, country 1 . . . Track 1, 2 lchampsl . . . Salesman for Antell . • . Cinder track man . . . let's go Grady!
7-0927 1, 2, 3 . Cross Charles
RICHARD A. AMEJKA
4035 Comly St., 24 St. laurenlius 1 D, 2D, 3E, 4B Basketball 1, 2, 31ll, 41ll . . . Class vice president 1, 4; president 2, 3 . • . Student council 2, 3, 4 • . • Intramural football (champs I 1, 4 •.. little Richie ••. Seen at all football games ••• Goes for smooth music.
VINCENT P. ANDERSON DE 3-3922 32 I 1 St. Vincent St., 49 St. Matthew 1 E, 2C, 3A, 4A •.. Scholastic medal 3 .•. Scholastic letter 1 , 2, 3 ••. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . • Blue and Gold ••• Wisterian 4 ••• Cross country 1, 3 ••• Track 1, 2, 3, 4 • . . Intramural football 1, 2 (champs!, 3 lchampsl, 4 • . • bowling 1, 2, 4 . • • Cross country 1 (champs!, 2, 3 . . . basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4; track 2 ••• Prom Committee 4 . • . Kingpin of #2 6 bus . • . Who are you asking to the prom, Vince? ••. Has to take care of Ellis.
FRANK J. BARTL I 500 Lindley Ave., 41
Gl 5-0744 Holy Child 1 E, 2A, 3E, 4E .•• Intramural basketball 2; track 1 ••• Never seen without Bauder •.• Mr. Before ••• Vegetarian ••• Brochah.
GERARD W . BARUNAS
5843 N. 4th St., 20
WA 4-6191 St. Helena lA, 2D, 3B, 4A • . • Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4 • . • Bond 3, 4 . • • I.R.C•••• lnlramurals cross country 1, 2; track 1, 2 ••• Plays the sax with a Greek accent . • • Struck out in Religion . • • Ardent fan ot Saturday nile dances.
GEORGE T. lAUDER
107 W. Ruscomb St., 20
GL 5-6884 St. Ambrose 1 A, 2A, 3E, 4E •.. Vice president 3; Treasurer 4 .•. Track 2, 3, 4 • . . Basketball 2, 31ll, 41ll .•• Intramural football 1, 2, 3, 4 ; track 1 , 2; cross country 2 lchompsl, 3, 4 .•• Seen with Bro~ah •.• Four roses and Baby Ruth •.• Proof it.
JOHN T. BECKER
627 E. Cheltenham Ave., 20
, 5-0372 St. William 1 C, 2A, 3B, 4E ••• Bond 1, 2, 31ll, 41ll Math. Club 3 ••• llue and Gold . . • All-Catholic Band 3 . . Intramural football 2, 3, 4 ; basketball 4 ••• No you're not • . • I'm smaller than you •.• Movement for the revival of pegs.
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LAWRENCE J. BEREZNCKY 106 £. Moin St., Maple Sllode, N. J. M£ 8-9272 Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception 11, 2D, 3C, 4E ••• I.R.C. 4 . .. Ge rman Club 3 . . • Intramural football 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; basketba!l 1 ; bowling 1, 2; track 1, 2 ; cross country 4 .• • Bartender .• • Gives Christmas presenh in January ••• Forward Comrades . •• l oves German.
WILLIAM H. BERG IN 3521 .Ainslie St., 29 St. 1 C, 2A, 3D, 4A . . . Track 1 • football 2, 4; basketball 3 , 4 ; mon ••• HamBergin ••• One
VI 4-1713 Bridget • • Cross country . Intramural cross country 2, 3 • . . East Falls of Dooner' s boys.
JAMES J. BINNS 7006 .Ardllegll St., J 9
CH 8-1235 Holy Cross Intramural basketball 1E, 2B, 3E, 4D . . . Vice president 2 1, 2, 3, 4 ; cross country 1 . Gentleman Jim . . • That don't cut no Ice with me . . . Spends his Fri. night's at the water lower dances.
DONALD G. BIRCH 7 I 55 Cottoge St., 35
M.A 4-4931 St. Bernard 1D, 2C, 3E, 4B . •• Scholastic medal 1 . • • Math Club 3 • •• lenllde Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramural football 1, 2, 3; cross country 1, 2; basketball 1 (cha mps), 2, 3 , 4 . . . Man with a dllferent smile • . • Owns shares in Birch Beer . . . Sees stars In P.O. D.
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Top llow: WILLIAM J . BOLAND
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Chelt~n
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HA 4 -7898
St. Helena 1 A, 2D, 3E, 48 ••• Typing award 3 .• . I. R.C. . . . Intramural bowling 1 lchompsl; football 2 , 3, 4 lchompsl; cross country 3 ; trade 3 ••• Basketball 3, 41L) . . . Come on, Billy, woke up •.• Occasionally s~~n at Sth and Godfrey.
PAUL F. CALLAGHAN 314 W . Somerville Ave., 20 HA 4-2382 Incarnation of Our Lord 1 E, 2E, 3C, 4C • . . Intramural basketball 1, 2 . . . Pop Worner football ••• Philo. Parks baseball • . . Mean on wheels .
JAMES J . CAMPION HUGH A. BOWEN
Ml 4-1484 Incarnation of Our lord 1 B, 2A, 3D, 4A •.• Intramural football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Has everything but o togo . . . Lifegua rd at Sea hie City •.. Diets.
4928 N. Sth St., 20
WA 4-8031 St. Athonoslus 18, 2C, 3C, 4E • . . Scholastic letter 1, 2 Baseball manager 3, 41ll . •. Intramural cross country 1, 2 . . • Track 1, 2 ••• The Bee . . . Supporte r of Graham's . . • Head of Ellis cut parade . • . Got o smoke? 1834 lleverly llood, 48
STEPHEN V. BRADY 240 Durard lid., 19
GE 8 -4553 Holy Cross 1 C, 2E, 3D, 40 • . Intramural bowling 2, 3 . , • Crou country 3 (champs), 4 ••• tra ck 2 (champs!, 4 • •• Drives o hot canoe . • • Penn Stole, here I come . ~ Helps louie do algebra • . • Woodie.
WA 4-2614 Holy Angels 1 C, 2B, 3B, 4C . . . I.R.C . . • • Intramural bowling 1; basketball 4; track 2, 4 . . . CYO basketball . • • Mister Peepers • • • Physically Indifferent.
JOHN L. BUitKE I 5 I W. Godfrey A ve., 20 u 9 -6793 St. Helena 20, 3E, 4B •• . l.lt.C•.•• Cross country 3, 4(LJ ••• Track 3, 4(LI •• . Intramural football 2, 3, 4 (chomps) . . . basketball 2, 3, 4 • • • Crou country 2 ••• Trade 2 . . • Les . . . Plays at A & Chomp lost . . • " Let me play, fellas."
JOSEPH P. CAPOZZOLI 6060 Roosevelt Blvd., 49 , 3-9278 Saint Martin of Tours 1 E, 2B, 3A, 4D ••• Intramural football 2, 4 Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ••. Crou country 1 , 4 , .• Drives "SS" Ford • • . Finally reached S ft . • . . Purveyer of Spanish.
WILLIAM J. CANNON
6809 N. Brood St., 26
Top «ow:
Bottom l!ow:
THOMAS M. CASSIDY !SST W . Maple Ave., langhorn e SK T-3281 Our lady of Grace 1 A, 2E, 3E, 4A • . . Man, I need a Buick for gas . . • Excellent knowledge of removing transmissions • . . Boards in North Hills.
CHRIS N. COSTELLO Chapel Hill I 334 309 Stahl Drive, Huntingdon Valley, f'a. St. Cecilia 1 D, 2D, 3D, 4B . . . Intramural football 1, 2, 4 ••. Bowling 1 • . . Doublemlnt keeps his car together bpech an interest in Jacob Reed • • • " He rings a bell."
JOSEPH F. CICCIMARO 26S2 E. Ann St., 34
NE 4 - lSTS Nativity B. V. M. 1 A, 2C, 3C, 4E . . . Scholastic letter 1 • . . Math Club 3 I.R.C. . • . Band 1 , 2, 3, 4 . . • Weekend In Conshocken "CI"I" . • . Hot man with Clarinet. I
THOMAS P. CONNOR 1243 Steel lid., Havertown HI 6-3028 St. Dorothy 1 B, 2C, 3D, 4A . . . Scholastic medal latin 2 , Eng . 3, Rei. 3 ••. Scholastic letter 1 , 2, 3 . . . Intramural cross country 1 , 2, 3 (champs), 4 . . . Football 3, 4 . . . Basketball 4 . . • Bowling 2 , 4 ••• Softball 4 . . . Wes Santee of lntram:.~ral cross country . • . Guards homework with life • . . Ears.
EDWARD R. CORCORAN 201 E. Wishart St., 34 St. Hugh 1C, 2E, 30, 4E . .. Scholastic Medal 1 • Scholastic letter 1, 2, 3 . . Physics Club 4 . . . Math Club 3, 4 . • . Cross country 2 . • . Intramural cross countoy 1, 3 lchampsl, 4 • Bowling . . • Football 1 . • . Tropical flsh lover . . • Talks loo much . . • Cherishes his scholastic "l"'.
WILLIAM J. CUNNINGHAM TO 14 Anderson St., I 9
CH T -694 I Holy Cross 1 E, 2B, 3E, 4B • . . Art Club 3 . Buddy of Enos . . • Save the A's ••. Former Usher . . • Bill.
ROBERT E. CWIK 3410 H. 18th St., 40 8A S-4S6T Our lady of the Holy Souls 1 B, 2A, 3D, 4A ••. " Baby face" . . loved World History in Jr. Year . • . Blinks eyes for exercise .
JOSEPH M. DALY T60T Oak lan e ltd., Cheltenham, Pa. ME S-8S03 St. Joseph 1 A, 2A, 3B, 40 . . . Intramural bowling 1, 4 •.• Basketball 2 ••. Football 1, 2 . . . Cross country 2 ••• Track 1, 2, 4 . Wakes up during 8th period • • • Born in a brown suit . . . Pharmacist.
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THOMAS J. D' ANNUNZ IO 1006 Washington Lone TU 4-0405 Immaculate Conception 1B, 2E, 3C, 4C ••• Secretory 2 •• . Dra matic Club 3, 4 • . . Science Club 4 • . • Chee rleading 4 . . • Tumbling 4 . . . I.R .C. . •• Wlsterlan 3, 4 • . . Math Club 4 • . Prom Com,rnittee 3 , 4 .•. Stage crew 3 •.• German Club 4 • • Baseball 2, 3, 41LI .•• Intramural football 1 , 2 , 3, 4 • •• . Basketball 4 . .. Favorl St. Basil's .•• Thespian from way back •. • b there such a thing, Brother?
GARY T. DASCENZO
1721 N. 57th St., 32 St. Gregory 1 D, 28, 3A, 4C ••• Crew 1 . . • Basketball football 2, 3 (champs) . . • Boolal Boola! . . Needs a motorcycle.
TR 7-4971
Intramural Likes sport cars
ANTHONY L. DENI
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191 W. Sparks St., 20
Ll 9-3895 St. Helena 1 D, 2C, 3B, 4E . . • Scholastic letter 2 . . . I.R.C. • • . Intramural basketball 1 (champs) . • . Football 1, 4 . . • "As it said In the book last night" • • . Cool corduroy sport jacket • • • Supporter or Harby's jokes.
JOSEPH T. DE VENUTO 3438 Aiding St., 36 DE 8-1594 St. Matthew 1 C, 2C, 3D, 4A •• • Scholastic letter 2 •.• I.R.C • .•• Blue and Gold . . . Bowling 3 • • • Cheerleader 1 . . Intramural football 1, 2, lchampil, 3 , 4 . •. Bowling 1, 2, 4 • .• Basketball 1 ••• Track 1 • • • Jaguar Joe • . . Mayfair's favorite son • • • Speaks German w ith an Italian accent.
This is what aspirins did for George.
PETER P. DEVLIN
EDWARD C. DEVER 5549 Ardleigh St., 38
TE 9-4385
Immaculate Conception 1 E, 2E, 3C, 4E • • . President 2 . • • Vice president 3, 4 •. • Benilde Club 3, 4 . . • Math Club 3, 4 . . . I.R.C. . . . Blue and Gold . . . Wisterian 4 . . . German Club 3,4 . . . Track 1, 2 , 3 , 4 • . . Basketball 1, 2 .• • Football 1, 2, 3, 41ll . . . Intramural cross country 1 (champs) . . . basketball 3, 4 .•. " More pork sausages, Mom" . . Needs Brian and Butch to keep track of social engagements . . . "Punch you head."
4408 Teesdale St., 36
DE 3-3620 St. Bernard 1A, 2B, 3A, 4 C . . . Crew 3, 4(ll . . • Int ramural track 2 •• Football 3 (champs) . . . Volkswagon trouble . . . Pedro •• First man across t he line • . . Mad addict •
JAMES F. DIGAN
DAVID l. DEVLIN 404 Leedom St., Jenkintown TU 4-1913 1 D, 2A, 3E, 4E . . . Wisterian 2 .•. Intramural football 1 (champs)
. • • Bowling 2 (champs! . . . Track 2 . • . loves Bulcks Maybe this report, Brother? . . • Periodically hJJs family car.
PI 3-7769
St. Ambrose 1 E, 2B, 3B, 4B . . . Scholastic letter 2 . . • Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ••• Intramural cross country 1 (champs), 2, 3, 4 (champs) • . . Track 1 (champs), 2 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 (champs), 4 • . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (champs) ••. Duke . . • La Salle's Bobby Morrow ••• Speedster. FRANCIS D. DONAGHY 5329 N. I 5th St., 41
LU 6-8506
Holy Spirit 1 C, 2A, 3E, 4 B • . . Bowling 3 , 4 . • . Intramural football 1, 2 ••• Track 2 . . . Ba sketball 1, 2 . . . Cross country 2 •.• Bowling 1, 2 • • . Football pool assistant . . . Daily train hopper in Sharon Hill • . • Quite loquacious.
EDWARD J. DONAHUE
CHARLES J. DOHERTY 5321 Howland St., 24
915 Woodla nd Ave., Sharon Hill
GL 5-8604
Holy Child 1 C, 2D, 3C, 4C .• . Cross country 3, 4(LI . . . Track 3, 4 •• . Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . German Club 3, 4 • . . I.R.C. . . . Physics Club 4 •.. Benilde Club 4 . . . Intramural bowling 1, 2, 4 . . Football 1, 2 , 3, 4 •.• Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 2 •• Cross country 1, 2 . . . Don . . . Cross country stalwart . . Stunned after fourth period.
I 865 Tulpehocken St., 38
HA 4-5146
St. Athanasius 1D, 2B, 3E, 4E . . . Crew 2, 3, 4(LJ . Intramural basketball 1 (champs) 2, 3 •.. Bowling 2 •.. Tra ck 1, 2 . . • Football 2, 3 ••. Drives a hot '5 1 Dodge . . . Going to crew today, Ed? • • . loves to ice skate .
~ ANTHONY L. DONDREA 104 Lyle Ave., 27 WE 4-0284 1 E, 2C, 3B, 4D . . . Intramural footba ll 1 •.. Cross country 1 •.. Butch • • • " I lost 30 pounds during the summer" . . • Dondrea and McAuliffe-"Me and My Shadow" •.• "This Is sight, Brother."
JOHN T. DOONER BA S-1813 3 I 35 N. No trona St , 32 Corpus Christi 1 B, 2A, 3D, 4A ..• Cross country 1 ••• Intramural cross country 1, 2 (champs I, 3 (champs), 4 . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 • • . Bergin's buddy • . , Haberdasher's dream . . . Summer mayor of Wildwood.
GERARD F. DRACH 414 Ryers Ave., Cheltenham CH 31 8 I 1 A, 2A, 3A, 4D ..• Track 1, 2 . . . Intramural football 2, 4 ••. Track 1, 2 . . Cross country 1, 2 !champs) . . Bowling 1, 4 • . . Drums up business for Cheltenham Fire Co. . . . Mayor of Cheltenham ••• Volunteer fireman.
EUGENE A. DRAGANOSKY 4462 N. Grotz St., 40 GL S-5272 St. Francis of Assisl 1 A, 2A, 3B, 4A . Scholastic Medal 2, 3 Scholastic letter 2, 3 . . . Science Club 3, 4 . . . J.R.C . . • . "Elvis" of Belfield Ave. . . . the Qui et Man •.• Wants a molorcycle
MICHAEl DRISCOll 7216 Emlen St, 19
CH 7-1506 St. Madeline Sophies 1 D, 28, 3A, 4D . . The Gen . . . Couldn't get In the house . • . "BIImey" . . . Erin Go Brach.
ROBERT H. DURNEY I 53 W. Seymour St., 44
GE 8-6322 St. Francis of Assisl 1 B, 2C, 3A, 4A . . • Christian Doctrine Medal 2 • • . Scholastic letter 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mathematics Club IOfllcerl 3, 4 . • . Benilde Club 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 .•• Physics Club 4 •.. Dramatics Club 3, 4 . . • German Club 3, 4 . . • Intramural football 1, 2 . . . Bowling 1, 2, 4 . Softball 4 . . . "Bullet Bob" "Three Me., on a Horse" •.• Is he really a betting man?
JOHN J. EGAN B I 04 Ardtelgh St., 18
1A, 2A, 3B, 4D • basketball 1, 2 . Black boot Kid .
CH 7-5652 Our Mother of Consolation • Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . I.R.C. • Intramural . Football 1, 2 • . • The "Perfectionist" Shaves three times a day.
ROBERT J. ELLIS
3245 St. VIncent St., 49
MA 4-1101 St. Matthew 1 C, 2C, 3A, 4A •.. Scholastic letter 2, 3 . . • Prom Committee 4 ••. Blue and Gold . . . I.R.C. • . . Football 2 . . . Intramural softball 4 . • . Football 4 .•• Basketball 3, 4 • . . "Skeevo" ••• General Brown . . • Seen at St. Tim's.
RICHARD H. EMENECKER 618 N. 35111 St., Camden, N.J. EM 5-3821 St. Joseph 1 C, 2B, 3B, 4C . • . Bond 1, 2, 3, 4 • I.R.C . . • • Shorty ••• lushwell •.• Known for his bus parties . . . Wears o mean "1 5."
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JOHN D. FAN'ULARO
u 8-9081 Little Flower 1 D, 2D, JC, 4E ..• Scholastic medical Biology 2 . . . Science Club 1, 2, 4 • . . Math Club 3, 4 . . . German Club 3 . . . Crew 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramural cross country 1, 2, 4 . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . • Bowling 2 • . • "Where is louie?" . • • Loves those PTA meetings . . . Don't jump. 912 Slocum St., 19
JAMES V. FARRELl
u 9-2292 St. Helena · 2B, JA, 4D .. , I.R.C. Golf JILl, 4 •.• Intramural football 2, 3, 4 . . . Bask etball 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross country 2 •.• "JV" . . . Poor man's Ben Hogan .•• Has a hot Chevrolet . . . Works In pro-shop in spare time. 6347 N. 6th St. , 26
FREDERICK M. FEDELE
2854 Sellers St., 37
PI 3-2376 St. John Cantius 2C, JB, 4E • . . Class officer vice president 3 . . • Intramural fool· ball 2 lchampsl, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3 !champs), 4 . . . Crou country 2, 3 . • . Benilde Club 4 . . . Blue and Gold • • IRC . . . Made TV debut . . . Shades Fedele . . . The Gypsy . • . Hot "51" Ford. ROBERT W. FEDERSPIEL
u 8-0306 St. Joseph 1 E, 2C, JA, 4C . . . Class officer vice president 4 , •• Football 1, 3, 41LI . , . Crew JILl, 41LI , •• Intramural footabll 2 !champs) . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 2 • • . Cross country 1, 2 . . . Benilde Club . . Art Club . . Softball 4 . . . One of the beach combers ••• "Jacky's cadets" •.• Don't throw it away, I need it." 6620 N. 4th St., 26
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JOSEPH F. FLYNN 1230 Allengrove St., 24
JE S-4438 St. Joachim 1 D, 2D, JC, 4E . . • Dramallu 1, 2, 3, 4 • . . Science Club 2, 3 . . . Physics Club 4 !Pres.) . • Wisterian 3, 4 • . • Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . • . German Club 3 Intramural track 1; Crou country 1 • . . Tumbling (Veep) 4 • . . lnlramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ••. IRC •.• Math Cl\lb 3, 4 .•• The Foreign Intrigue Correspondent of l. S• . . . Joe and his robot •• Human slide rule. ROBERT J. FRANIAK
1709 lansing St., :16
DE 2-7836 St. Bernard 2E, 3D, 48 . . . Football 2, 3, 41LI .•• Intramural basketball 2 lchampsl, 3, 4 ••. Track, cross country 3 (champs) . , • IRC • . . Math Club 3 ••. German Club 3 • . Sunday nights at St. Joe's . . . Export from Richmond • , • "The quicker you're out the longer you're out" • . Three times daily . . lives at Dan's Steak House. ROBERT P. FRITZSCHE 103 E. Mount Airy Ave., 19 CH 1·4808 Holy Cross 1 A, 2A, JB, 4C . • . Bowling 2, Jill, 41ll . . . Class President 1, 2, 3, 4 . . • Vice-President of Student Council 3 . . • President of Student Council 4 . . . Intramural 'football 1, 2, 3 .•• Basketball 1, 2, 3 lchampsl, 4 . . . Bowling 1 lchampsl, 2 lcP,ampsl ••• Track 1, 2 •.. Popularity Plus . . . Often seen in Rydal . . . Likes Hot Rods .•. Hongs out at the "Sweet Shop" . . . Bowling every day. FRANK A. FRUMENTO 38 Penn St. Woodbury, N. J Tl 5·1 194 St. Patrick's lA, 2C, 3A, 4E . . . Bond 2, 3, 4 • . IRC • . . Prom Committee 4 ••. Intramural football 4 ••. "Pancho" . . • Commuter from Jersey .•• Fan of Mickey Maute.
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M. FULLEN
ME 5-2090 Holy Angels IRC . . . Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3 1C, 2C, 3B, 4C (champs), 4 . . . Track 4 . . • Football 1 . . . Big ambition to be an Ind ian chief . . • likes music of any kind . . • CYO basketball, 1821 Chelsea Rd. , 26
ROBERT G. GABAGE 132 Abboltsford Ave., 44 Ml 4-7564 St. Michael of the Saints 1 E, 2D, 3C, 40 . . • Intramural cross country 1 . . . Track 2, 3 •.. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . One of Googoo's boys . . • Happy Hollow . . . Has shares in billette.
JOHN P. GARA 606 Arbor Rd., Cheltenham, Po. PI 5-3874 Presentation B.V.M. 1 E, 2B, 3A, 4B .•. Scholastic Medal 2 . : . Scholastic letter 2 . . . Art Club 2 . . . Wisterian 4 •.• Crew 3, 41ll . . . Intramural track 2 . • . Bowling 4 . . • Sells pen points • • • One of the clowns . . • My furlunggener Dodge.
THOMAS R. GILLESPIE VI 4-5395 St. Francis of Assisl 1 C, 2D, 3E, 4B . . . Football 2 . . . Intramural cross country 4 (champs! . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (champs! . • . Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 2, 3 . . . Walks to school for exercise . . • Assistant prayer moderator of 4B • . . Couldn't do that one trig problem.
5109 Marion St., 44
RICHARD F. GINIECZKI 2127 Solly Ave., IS
PI 2-1933 Resurrection of Our lord 1 0, 2E, 3C, 4B . . . Benilde Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Physics Club 4 . . . Prom Committee 3, 4 . . . Art Club 4 . . . Blue and Gold • . . Football 1, 2 . . • Crew 3, 4 . . . Intramura l cross country . . . Football 2 (champs), 3, 4 (champs) ..• Basketball 2 (champs), 3 !champs!, 4 . . . Track l , 2 (champs) . . . Seen with Diamond Jim ..• One of the Bradley's •.• Yogi's friend.
GERARD A. GORDON
5345 N. Camac St., 41
DA 4·8587 Holy Child 1 E, 2B, 3D, 4A . . . Cheerleader 2, 3, 41ll . . . Wister ian 1 . . • Dramatics 4. • . . lntramurals 1, 2, 3 . . . "Mr. Tumbler" of the cheerleading set . .. "Flash" . . . Mr. Hollywood.
LAWRENCE A. GRASSl
5637 N. 19th St., 4 I
HA 4-1 194 Holy Child l A. 2E , 3D. 4D . . . Band 1 , 2, 31ll, 41ll All-Catholic Band 3, 4 . . . Bowling 2, 3 . . • Golf 3, 41ll , .• Intramural bowling 1 (champs) . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . • Football 1, 2, 3 , . , Softball 4 . .. Man, you should hear our combo . . . Finally got his driver's license . •. Hot temper on the g reen.
LOUIS J. GRECO 2421 S. Rosewood St., 45 HO 5-5249 St. Monica I C, 2C, 3C, 4E ••. Class President 1, 2 . Vice President 3 , , • Student Council 1, 4 . . . Benilde Club 4 . , . IRC . , , Football 2, Jill , 41ll . . • Track 1 , 2 . . . Intramural basketball 2 , . . Football l . . . Plans to attend Hokey-Poke U. . • . The bigger they are, the bigger they are! .•. What's the M.A. of a yoyo!
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VINCENT A. GRIFFIN ,., 5-1324 Presentatio n B.V.M. 1 B, 2A, 3B, 40 • . Intramural football 1, 2, 3, 4 . Basketball 1, 2, 3 (chomps), 4 ..• Track 1, 2 •.. Cross country 1, 2 (chomps), 3 , . . Vanity track 1, 2 • . . Cross country 4 . . . Crew 3, 4lll .. , " Griff" . . • "Hello, Moriol " •.• Has double on campus.
419 Knorr 51., J J
JOSEPH HAITI
ME 5-·4311 St. Joseph 1 C, 2C, 30, 4A •.• Bond 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ploys Tuba in Cuba •. Just coli me "Oompo" .•. " Wont o Bondman?"
7630 Levis Rd., Chellenhom
JOSEPH C. HAMBURGER TU 4-3755 5 I 7 Twiclcenham Rd., Glenside St. luke 1 D, 2C, 30, 4A •.• Scholoatlc letter 3 . . . Dromollu 3 , 4 ••• IRC . . . Cross country 2, 3 . . • Tennis 1, 2 •.• Intramural footboll 1 (chomps), 2, 3, 4 ..• Cross country 1, 2 .•• Track 1 .•• "Cieno" white bucks . . . The Burger Hom . • • Is he really a hoodlum
JOSEPH T. HANEY
6266 Montague St., 35
DE 3-7145
St. Timothy 1A, 20, 3E, 4B . . . Clan officer, vice president 2 .•• Basketball 1 •.• Intramural football 1, 2, 3, 4 (chomps) . • . Cross country 4 lchompsl . . • Basketball 2, 3, 4 •.• Track 1, 2, 3 ••• Charlie Brown ..• " Rock" ot St. Tim's Donee ••. Schroeder.
Shields explaining his perpetual motion machine.
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FRANCIS J. HETHERINGTON
HAROLD W. HElL
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5805 Sloclclon Rd., 38
8 -1102
Immaculate Conception 18, 2A, 3A, 4C .•. Intramural football 2, 3 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 2 . . . "Hootch" . . • "Do n't you believe in Davy Crockett?" .•• Fugitive from Upstate.
St. Williom 1 D, 2E, 3E, 4A • . . JV football 2, 3 . . . Intramural football 1 (chomps) •• . Where' s my T-Squore? . . Ringer in Pop Warner Conference . . • "Don't coli me Elvis" . • • Coaches footba ll ot lowncrest AC.
JOSEPH F. HELLENBR AND
PI 5-3621
8 I 9 Unruh Ave., II
Presentation B.V.M. 1 C, 2B, 38, 4C . . . Moth Club 3, 4 • . . IRC • . . Track 2 . . • Football 3 . . . Crew 4 . • . Intramural football 1 , 2, 4 . . • 8osketobll 3 !chomps) . . . One of the Engineers •.• Go ing to the Snow plow? .•. White and stutter it.
VINCENT J. HIGGINS Ml 4-8622 St. Francis of Assisi Baseball 1 ••. 1 C, 2D, 3E, 4B . .. Football 1, 2, 3(LI, 41LI Intramural basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Football pools in Mechanical Drawing . . . Happy Hollow playg round . .• "Where's my lunch, Higgins? " . . . Runs branch of Slenderella Solon.
4536 Greene Sf., 44
GERALD T. HIPP
FRANCIS J. HELVERSO N 5341 N. 13th St., 41
1'1 5-4883
633 Rosalie St., 20
DA 4-8204
Holy Child 1 E, 28, 3A, 4E . . . Bond 1, 2, 3, 4 . Wisterions 4 . . . IRC . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Intramural footbo.ll 1, 2, 4 .•. Cross country 1 . . . Track 1, 2 ..• Scotty •.. Avid Phillies fan . . . Holy Child AC . . . Cool Olds . . . Blow your trumpet . . . Ass'! coach of 1 3 year olds.
AD 3-1618 Seven Dolors 1B, 2D, 3D, 4A . • . Science Club 4 . . • IRC . . . Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . • Football 1, 2, 3 •.. Bowling 1, 2, 4 •.• Crou country 1, 3 (champs) . . • Track 1, 4 . • . Take o minus , Hipp . . . "CYO Jerry. "
78 I 3 linden Rd., I 8
ROBERT E. HONE 5823 Stockton Rd., 38
RICHARD L. HEPP 5246 N. Arbor St., 20
Gl 7-2132 St. Ambrose 1 D, 2E, 3C, 4D . . . Student council 3 . . . Closs president 3 . •. Intramural basketball 2 (chomps), 3, 4 •.. Track 2 (chomps! .•• Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Crazy jitterbug ••. Mainsta y o t St. Joe's . • . Intramural star . . . Georgie Woods •.. Gets killer shook.
Ll 8-06 II Immaculate Conception 18, 2A, 38, 4D • • . Physiu Club 1, 4 • . Dramatics 3 . . . Moth Club 3, 4 • . . Wisterian 4 . •. P•om Committee 4 •• • Intramural football 4 . • . Cross country 1, Crew 2, 3, 41LI . . 2 (champs), 3, 4 . . Track 1, 2 , 3 (chomps), 4 , . , Sharpest S<uller ever honed • Spanish Ill whiz . • . Last of the big time spenders.
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VI 4-4121
Little Flower 1 A, 2C, 3A, 48 Footboll 1, 2, 3lll, 41LI coptoln ••• Crew 1, 21LI, 3lll, 4(LI • Scholostic letter 2 . . . Closs president 4 . • . Vice president 3 . . • Secretary 1 . •• Student Council 4 . • • Visterlan 4 •.• Dramatics 3, 4 . . . IRC . . . Prom Committee 3, 4 . . • Slue ond Gold •• . lntromural cross county 1 •.• 8aslcetball 1 1 2, 3, 4 . .• Bowling 4 • .• Sweetheort of Eng lish • One of the vnhcoly three •.. "More pork sausages, Mom ." LOUIS J. INCOGNITO
5009 Morvin• St., 41
Gl 5-2542 Holy Child 18, 20, 3D, 4A ••. Match Club 3, 4 . . . Intramural football 1, 2, 3 .•• Sosketball 1, 2 . . . Laughing lou . •. He wonts to osk a question •• • Who hit me?
MICH AEL KAVANAUGH TU 4-3940 959 Washington lane, Rydal lmmacul a :e Conception 1 E, 2D, 3C, 4E . . . Science Club 1 . • . Math Club 3, 4 ••• Dramatics 3 , 4 . •. Int ra mural bowling 1 . . . This car has every· thing • . • Doe s not know when his vacation ~ds . . . Hot Rods .
Ga 7-0436 St. Rose of Lima 1C, 2D, 3E, 48 ••. Football 2 .•• Crew 2, 3 . . . Benilde Club 1, 2, 3 , 4 . • . IRC . . • Intramural basketboll 1, 2 . . . Footb all 2 ••• Cross coun try 1 .•• " How about II coach, how about II?" . . . Hopes to ottend Georgetown's School of Foreign Service . . • Boat House Row.
JAMES P. KILBRIDE
JOSEPH A. JANKOWSKI I 522 E. Palmer St., 25
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RO BERT C. KEANE
5780 Hunter St., 31
GA 6-3943
St. Laurentlus 1 A, 2E, 3D, 48 • • • IRC . . • Moth Club 4 . • . German Club 3 •.• Baseball 3 . . • Intramural basketball 2 lchampsl, 3, 4 ••• Cross country 2 .•• Track 2 •.• I can't stand it any longer . • • I was stymied as it were, ever so slightly . . . Frequents Starlight Ballroom. ANDREW J. KASS 768 Argyle ad., North Hills, Po. TU 4-7817 St. Luke, Glenside 1 D, 2D, 3C, 41 ••• Math Club 3, 4 • .. Germon Club 3 .• • Prom Committee • . • Slue and Gold . . . Scholastic Ieier 2 • • . Intramural bowling 2, 4 . • . Football 1 (champsl, 2 • • . • Always broke . . • Has second home In Langhorne • • • Crazy skate . • • Con't woit till the Joke freezes.
H.A 4-751 I St. Atha nasius 1 B, 2E, 3C, 4C • . • Footba ll 1, 2, 4111 . . . Baseball 3 . . . Intra· mural basketball 1, 2 lchompsl, 3, 4 . . . trock 1, 2 . • . German Club 3 . . . Kill er . . . O ut of the cage for graduation ••• Louie's buddy. 7220 llmelclln Pike, 38
EDWARD J. KILFEATHER 6965 Cedar Parle Ave., 38 WA 4-101 I St. Athanasius 1 A, 2C, 3E, 4B •.. Ba sketball 2, 3, 4(LI . Track 3111, 41LI •.• IRC .• . Intramura l ba sketball 1 .•• football 2 lchampsl, 3, 4 (champs I . . • Track 1, 2 ••• Cross country 2, 3 . . • Only guy that brings a machine gun to basketball practice • . . Wears the original dancing letter • . • Azucar.
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JOHN J . KLEBER AD 3 - 1948 St. Genevieve 1 B, 20, 3C, 4C . . . Band 2, 3, 4 . . • Physics Club 4 .• . Math Club 3, 4 . •. Intramural bowling 1 ; tra ck 2 . . . The Butche r . Owns Kleber's Bus Service • . . Has seco nd home at Gomps.
631 Bethlehem Pih, 18
SIDNEY J. KOWALCZYK 3029 Magee Ave., 49 MA 4 -2016 St. Timothy 1 A, 2E, 30, 4 C . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . IRC 4 . • . Intramural track 1, 2, 3; basketball 2 ; football 1, 2 . . • Sid ney Kaye Squeeze box ca t ..• Needs a key cha in . . . Channel 1 2 Kid.
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ANTHONY J . KRAMER 4036 N. Marshall St., 40 SA 9-8732 St. Henry 1 E, 2E, 3D, 48 . . . Scholastic meda l 1, 2 , 3 . . . Scholastic letter 1 , 2 , 3 .. . Science Club 3, 4 .•• Dramatics 3, 4 . . . Math Club 3, 4 . . . IRC ..• Crou country 3 . . . Intramural crou country 1; track 1 (champs!, 2 (champs!; football 2, 3, 4 (champs); basket ball 3 . • . Complains of cosmic . rays interfering with hi s brain waves •.. Ha rry the Bartender ••. Coke a nd seven-up.
FRANCIS P. KUDZIN 2626 E. Madison St., 34 St. Adalbert 10, 2A, 3A, 4A . . . Scholastic letter 2 . . . Track 4 •. . Intramural football 1 lchampsl, 2 , 3 (champs) , 4 ; basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; track 1 , 2 •.• Baron of Richmond . . . Oh, that Benny ••• Wil d man on the Gridiron.
Casual conversation during lunch time leisure.
JAMES J. LAND 3506 Worden Or., 29
KENNETH H. LEESE TE 9-0996
St. Bridget 1 A, 2A, 3E, 4E . . . Vice president 1 .. Football 1, 2 •.. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bought his way on All-Intramural team . . . Red bear •.. Wa rden Land.
JAM ES A. LANE 1007 Prospect Ave., Melrose Park MA 5-3616 St. James 1 B, 2A, 3B, 40 . . . Vice president 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . • IRC •.. Blue and Gold . . . Prom Committee 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2 .•. Intramural footba ll 2, 3, 4; basketball 3 (champs); Cross country 1 . . • Strictly ivy . . . Ivy League letter •.• Boola Boola.
HA 4-0999 Little Flower 1 E, 2C, 3A, 4B . . . Scholastic medal 3 Scholastic letter 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . President 1, Secretary 4 ..• Student Council 1 • • • Math Club 3, 4 . . . Football 2 41LI . .. Basketball 1, 2, 3 .. . Baseball 3, 4(LI . . • Intramural football 3 (champs); bowling 1 • • . Grave digger • . . All-Schoolyard . • . Wanna bet . . . "She loves me, she loves me not. "
923 E. Slocum St., SO
JOSEPH A. LENDVAY 6930 N. 19th St., 38
HA 4-3788 St. Athanasius 1 E, 2B, 3A, 48 •.. Intramural football 2, 4; track 2 . . . Cashier at Penn Fruit •.. Likes trig but doesn 't understand It . . . Member of the "Brunch Club."
ALEXANDER S. MACAIONE 920 Moore St., 48
LOUIS A. MARABELLA
HI 5-8909
St. Nicholas of Tolentine 1 E, 2E, 3D, 4E • • . Treasurers 1, Vice President 2 , Secretary 3 • . • Benilda Club 3, 4 . . . German Club 3 • . . IRC 4 . . . Intramura l basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; cross country 1 (champs); track 1 !cha mps) . . . I hate Elvis . . . He ain't nothin' but a hound dog • • . Want's statehood for "South Philly."
JOHN P. MALLEY Sheaf ll.cl., 11..0. I, Whitemarsh Ml 6-6234 St. Joseph, Ambler 1 D, 2B, 3D, 4A . . . Art Club 2 . . . IRC 4 ••• Farm boy with motorcycle boots . . . One of 6 musketeers . . . "Where is your suit co~t John?"
80 I E. Horffer St., I 9
TE 9-0759 Little Flower Math Club 3 , 4 . . . German Club 3 . . . 1 D, 2D, 3C, 4C . Football 2 . . . Intramural football 1 (champs) , 3, 4; basketball 1 (champs), 2, 3, 4; cross country 4; bowling 4; softball 4 Gets fitted at the Vernon boys' shop . . . Bro. Leo Fan Club • .• Hey Louie!
JOSEPH J. MARk 184 W. Chomplost Ave., 20 Ll 8-2446 St. Helena 1 A, 2E, 3D, 4B . . . Scholastic letter 1 , 2 . . . Science Club 4 .• . Math Club 4 ••. Football 4 (champs) ••• Sixth lunch with White and Ambrogi .•. Spence did it •• . Master driving at mid-year.
JOSEPH C. McAULIFFE PI 5-3405
1840 Arthur St., IS
Resurrection lE, 2C, 3B, 4D . . . Scho lastic letter 1 , ~. 3 • .. latin medal 3 •.• Band 1 . . . Debating 1, 2, 3, 4 •.• Wisterion 3, 4 •.. Dramatics 3, 4 • . • Blue and Gold .. . Intramural football 4; track 1 (champs); cross country 1 (champsl ; basketball 4 . . . Reds .•• " My tum to translate?" • . . "Does Dondreo' s cor really run?"
JOHN W. McCLELLAN CH 7-6979 232 E. Meacle St., 18 Our Mother of Consolation 1 D, 2D, 3E, 4B . . • Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . .• Wisterion 1, 2, 3 , 4 . . . Intramura l football 2; basketball 1 (champs), 2 , 3, 4 ; track 1 , 2, 3 , 4 • . Subsists on home-made apple sauce • . . Bug w ith a camera •.. Mr. End Zone. MARSHALL A. McCLOSKEY GE 8-6984 St. There se of Child Jesus 1 A, 2E, 3D, 4E • . . Crew 2 , 3 , 4(ll . . . Cross country 4(ll . . . German 2 medal . . . Algebra 2 medal . . . Scholastic letter 1, 2 . . . Math Club 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Intramural football 1, 2, 3 • • Cross country 1, 2 , 3 ~ham psi . • . Track 1, 2 Dodo . • . If he isn' t running , he's rowing • . . The only Irish piua pusher. 71 S Vernon Rei., 19
FRANCIS E. McCORMICK GE 8-2218 Immaculate Conception 1 A, 2E , 3C, 4B . . . Crew 3 , 4(ll . . . Wisteri on 1, 2, 3, 4 . . • Science Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Benilde Club 2 , 3, 4 . .. Prom Committee 3 . . . Math Club 3, 4 ••. German Club 3 . . . IRC . . . Intramural bow ling 1 (champs) , 2 ••• Football 2, 3 . • . Basketball 1, 2 (champs! . . • Cross country 4 (champs! . • . Track 1 , 2 ••• Drives a ca rbon monoxide-spilling Studebaker . . • Has 3rd period study every clay.
507 E. Chelten A ve.
THOMAS F. McDEVITT CH 7-6314 Holy Cross 1B, 2A, 3A, 4C .. . Prom Committee 3, 4 Intramural football 1 , 2, 3 (champs I ..• Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1 2, 4 Bowling 1 ..• Talks too much .• . MI . Airy contribution . • . Pals around with Hootch. 70 17 Mower St., 19
MARTIN J. McDONNEll 6916 N. 19th St., 26
WA 7-3360 St. Athanasius 1 C, 2B, 3E, 4E . . . Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3 . . • Football 1, 2 • •• Track 1, 2 .• . Toll , silent type . . . . Sports enthusiast first class .. Basketball fan.
LAWRENCE J. McEVOY 34 tlonberris llcl., 8ola-Cynwycl, Po. WE 4-9741 St. Matthias 1 E, 2C, 38, 4A . .. Wisterion •. . Blue and Gold ••• Spanish II award . . . Intramural football 1, 2 (champs!, 3, 4 •.• Basketball 4 • . Bowling 4 . • . Mac . . • Pride of Spanish Ill . •• Knows mo re Espano l than El Senor. JAMES J. McGill 32 7 W . Spencer St. 20
Ll 8-7190 St. Helena 1 D, 2 D, 3C, 4C . • . German Club 3, 4 • .• IRC ••• Prom Comm ittee 3, 4 . . . Intramural football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 1, 2 • . . Cross country 4 . . . Basketball 4 . • • Track 1, 2 , 3, 4 ••• " Hey, Deni " . •• Trumpet lips . . . Owns a still.
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EDWARD G. McKEON TE 9-4030 Immaculate Conception 1 A, 2A, 3B, 4 C • . . Physics Club 4 • . . Benilde Club 4 . . . IRC ••• Prom Committee 4 . . . Intramural football 1, 4 ••• Cross country 4 . . . How 's Parris Island, sarg&? . • . Anybody see Monahan? •.. Wo rks at the Penn Fruit.
I I 56 E. Price Sl., 38
JAMES J. MclAUGHLIN 6935 Cedar Park Ave., 38 Ll 8-5171 St. Athanasius 1 B, 2A, 3 E, 48 . . . Prom Committee 3, 4 Blue and Gold . . . Baseball ma na ger 3, 41ll •.• Intramural football 2, 3 ••. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross country 1, 2 (champs) . . • b ow ling 1, 2 (champs), 4 . . . Accounting Award 3 ••• Skippe r . . . Most quiet man in 4B religion . . . Likes to read spo rt sto ries.
RIAN It M. McMULLIN 26 E. Leverin g Mill Rei., 8ala-Cynwycl, Pa. WE 4-9927 St. Matthias 1 C, 2D, 3E, 4A . . . Crew 2, 3, 4(ll . . . Intramural football 1, 2, 4 .. . Baske tball 1 , 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 4 . . . Reds .•• Peanut butter sandwiches for lunch .. , Obie's helper.
JAMES J. McNULTY I 823 Pastorius St., 38
Ll 9-4977 St. Athanasius 1 C, 2D, 3E, 4 B •.. Crew 3, 4(LJ •. Intramural football 1, 2, 3, 4 (champs), bow ling 2; basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; track 1, 2 • Mum bles . .. Physics over . . . McNulty bulletin board of 4B.
JAMES R. MELINSON
cu 8-3307 Holy Innocents 1 D, 2C, 3B, 4 A Intramural football 1 (champs I, 2 (champsl, 3 , 4 . • . Cro ss cou ntry 2, 3 . . Blue and Gold 4 . . . Wisterian 4 .• . IRC . • . Benilde Club 4 ••. The Mole ••. "Call me Mel, like all the o the r b oys" . . . Works as cashier at Penn Fruit. 4241 M St., 24
IIOBERT A. MERGLIANO 2301 N. 2nd St., 33
GA 3-1125 St. Boniface 1 C, 2C, 3A, 4A . . . Scholastic letter 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 1 ... Blue and Gold . . . IRC ••• Tennis • . • "Kensington" . • • One of Nick's boys •.. Quiet person.
JOHN W. MESUNAS 42 I Knorr Sl.
Fl 2-8065 Presentation II.V.M. 1 E, 2E, 3D, 4D French medal 2 ••. Crew 2, 3(ll, 4(ll ••. " Going to fix th e spot light tonight?" , •. Taking Physics in College . . . lead ing Lithuanian revolt.
LEONARD J. Ml.lAKN IS 1312 Greeby St., II
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8-0228 Resurrection of Our lord 1 D, 2C, 3B, 4 C • . . Intramural football 1, 2, 3; basketball 2, 3; cross count ry 1, 2 , 3 • • . "Lenny" • • . Goes with Wojo . • Great boxing fan.
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JOSEPH J. MOMORELLA Willow Grove 6-0811-J 221 N. Easton Rd., Willow Grove St. David 1 B, 2A, 3A, 4D . . . Scholastic Medal Spanish 2 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramural football 1 , 3 (champs!, 4 • . . Track 2 . . . Basketball 2, 3 . . . Softball 4 • . . Curly cat of Willow Grove . . . Wears trumpet tie clip on lapel religiously .•. Band stand-by.
B'RIAN D. MONAGHAN CH 8-3238
7009 Boyer Sf., I 9
Holy Cross 1 A, 2E, 3D, 4C . • Class ofllcer Sec. 2, 3, Treas. 4 . . . Benilde Club 4 . . . IRC . . . Art Club 2 . . . Prom committee 3, 4 . . . Math Club 3, 4 . . . Blue and Gold . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramural basketball 1, 2 (champs!, 3, 4 • . . Track 1, 2, 4 . . . Favorite pastime-"Fogging up windows" . . . One of the 4 beachcombers . . . "More pork sausages, Mom."
JOHN MONAHAN 33 W. Ashmead So. Place, 44 VI 4-8791 St. Francis of Assisi 1 B, 2C, 3A, 4A . • . Hot Ford . . . little man with a long slide rule.
JAMES D. MORRISSEY DE 3-3831 9119 Frankford Ave., 14 St. Dominic 1 C, 211, 3A, 4D ••. Football 1 . . . Intramural basketball 3 .•• Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 3 (champs) . . . Has no financial worries . . . Thoroughly thrilled with Spanish Ill . . . One of the Engineers.
RICHARD J. MULLIN 1838 E. Posforious St., 38 WA 4-3767 St. Athanasius 1 C, 2E, 3D, 4C . . . Class officer . . . Band 2, 4 .•. Corporal Band 1 •.. Sergeant Band 2; 2nd Lieut. Band 3; Capt. of Bond 4 .•• Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . All District Band 2, 3, 4 . • . All Stale Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Art Club 1, 2 . . . Bowling 2, 4 . . . Intramural foolball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2 .•. Track 1, 2, 4 •.. Softball 4 . . • "Frenchy" . . . All Stale .•. "Give me some tope, Rich!"
THOMAS F. MURPHY
DE 3-4698
3333 Lansing St., 36
St. Dominic 1 E, 2B, 3A, 4D •.. Class officer Vice Pres. 1, 2, 3 . . . Football 2 . . . Cross country 1 . . • Track 2 . • . Intramural cross country (champs) . . . Football 1, 2, 3 (champs) . . . Basketball 3 . . Toby .•. Appreciates Spanish culture . • . Seen with Spellman.
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JOHN J. MURRAY 8227 Ardleigh St., 18 OH 7-6596 Our Mother of Consolation 1 D, 2B, 3B, 4D . . . Class president 1, 2, 4 . Student Council 1, 2, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross country 1, 3 . • . lntramurals football 1 (champs), 2, 3, 4 . . . JV Jack • . . Bound to make varsity ••. "Why don't you pick me up and smoke me some timet!
JOHN J. NEARY 58 Northwestern Ave., I 9
CH 7-1997
Mother of Consolation 1B, 2A, 3D, 4A . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 .•. "Love Me Tender" .•. Friend of Frances . . . A casual Elvis.
JAMES D. NICOLO Fl 2-6438 St. Cecelia 1A, 2A, 3A, 4E . . . IRC •.. Intramural football 1 , 2, 3 (champs), 4 . •. Basketball 1, 2 , 4 ••• How long have you been here, boy? . . . Star of Fox- Roc •.• Kudzin's favorite enemy.
808 Sleigh St., 11
JOHN l . O 'DEA
5227 N. 5th St., 20
Ml 4-9648
l!'carnalion of Our lord 1B, 2B, 3B, 4C ••. Intramu ral bowling 1 . . . Football 1, 2 , 3, 4 ••• Basketball 1 , 2, 3 (champs l, 4 . . . Digger . •. Ardent dance goer . . . Swam a ll summer.
BERNARD J . O'DORISIO 1601 Wolf St., 45
FU 9-0235 St. Monica 1 A, 2D, 3E, 4B . . . Band 1, 2 , 3, 4 . .. Intramural basketball 1 , 4 . . . Football 1, 4 • • • Don't need the mike • . . One man band ... "Bernie."
GERARD J. O' ROURKE 184 W. linton St., 20
HA 4-7238 St. Helena 1C, 2C, 3E, 4B . . . Scholastic medal 3 . . . IRC . . . Intramural football 2 (champsl, 3, 4 lchampsl ••• Cross country 1, 2, 3 , 4 (cham psi . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ••. Buddy of Mr. Moran • • • Smile's ..• lovu Trig.
Rush leads the rush hom e.
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JAMES C. O'ROURKE 434 Centro/ Ave., North Hills Queen of Peace 1E, 2B, 3E, 4A • . . Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 . . lntramurals 1, 2 . . . Cross country 1 . . . . 0. K., Jack •.• Beadless.
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THOMAS A. PERNO TU 4-0614
Art Club 2, 3 Hates curly hair
HO 7-3037 St. Monica 1 C, 2E, 3E, 4E . . Scholastic medal .2 •.• Benilde Club 4 ••• Bowling 4 , .• Intramural basketball 2 (champs! . . . Football 2, 4 . Track 2 (champs) . . • Loves to dance . . . Bowling king of 4E •.. Always agrees with Bro. Thomas.
1430 Wolf St., 45
WILLIAM J. O'TOOLE
cu 8-3502 St. Martin of Tours 1 D, 2E, 3D, 4C . . IRC . . . Intramural football (champs), 2, 3, 4 .•. Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . "I'm supposed to draw this?" •.. Wild Bill ..• Party boy. 5244 Saul St., 24
STEVEN P. PETNER Cltelfenltom 2685 St. Cecilia 1 E, 2B, 3A, 4D . . . Intramu ral cross country (champs) ••• Football 1, 2, 4 . . . Track 3 •.. Elvis • . . Drives at hot desk •• • Pretends he has muscles.
537 Berltley A ve., II
CHARLES A. PALMER 7228 Forrest Ave., 38
WA 4 -8307
St. Athanasius 1 A, 2E, 3C, 4B . . • Scholastic letter 3 . Intramural bowling 1 (champs! . . . Football 2, 3 . . . Basketball 3, 4 . . • Charlie All aboard •.• Mr. Basketball of "57.';
VINCENT J. PAN NEPACKER, JR. TU 4 -9764 170 Roberts Ave., Glenside St. Luke 1B, 2A, 3A, 4C . • . IRC . • . Crou country 21LI, 3ILI, 41ll . • . Track 2, 3, 41LI . . . Basketball 3 . . • Intramural football 1, 2 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . , , Cross country 2 (champs! . . • Track 2 Commiuion on Prom flowers . • • Runs Ocean City boardwalk at 6 A. M. . . . Cross country ace.
JOSEPH A. PIZZO 3000 Vista Sf., I 5
DE 8-5388 St. Matthew 1 A, 2E, 3D, 4D . • Class officer .•. Vice Pres. Band 4 ••. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 .•• Art Club 2 . . . IRC ••. Intramural bowling 1 (champs) .. . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 •. . Irish Joe .. . Mr. Blue Note . • • S o'clock shadow.
GEORGE V. PURCELL 2030 Tulpehoclten Sl., 38 WA 4-9292 St. Athanasius 1A, 2D, 3C, 4C • • . Science Club 4 . . . Football 2, 3, 4 .•• Track 1, 2, 3, 4 • , . Intramural track 2, 3, 4 • • Basketball 2, 3, 4 .•. " Yo, George" •.• Drive a hot Ford ••. Can always be found at the physics meetings.
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Bottom Row: JOHN W. QUINN
4247 N. 6th St., 40
GEORGE W. RUTH
DA 4-7522
St. Henry 1 C, 2B, 3B, 4D •.. Class Officer Sec. 2 . . . I.R.C .. •. Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3 (champs) , 4 .. • Track 1, 2 . . . football 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Likes opera companies . . . Ambassador to Little flower . • . Pays for Fidele' s gas.
PI 2-0960
1862 Glendale Ave., II Resurrection
1 E, 2E , 3D, 48 . . . Scholaotic letter 1, 2 . . . Art Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; football 4 •.• Notre Dame bound . . . Call him Babe . . . " Did you see Cheyenne' lost night?"
THOMAS I. RZEPNICKI
JAMES f. RIECK
5759 N. 7th St., 20
HA 4-2462 St. Helena lE, 2E, 3C, 4E . . . Benilde Club 4 . . . I.R.C . . .. German Club 3 .• Intramural football 2, 4 . . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . Paperbo y . • • Has an umbrella always .•• Ramblin' Riek.
3860 Terrace St., 28
IV 3-0744 St. Josaphat 2C, 3A, 4D . . . Benilde Club 2, 3 . • . Math Club 3 • . . Intramural bowling 2; football 4 . . . Works at his dad' s . . . King Farouk of 4D . . . Insurance man .
EDWARD J . SCHALLER 401 W. Fern St., 20
WILLIAM E. ROTHENBACH
4105 N. 9th St., 40
SA S-0779 St. Henry 1 D, 2B, 3E, 4E . . Intramural football (champs), 2, 3 . • . Basketball 1 (champsl, 2, 3, 4 . .. Ben ilde Club 4 •.• I.R.C.••. Drives Trucks ..• future produce man ... Big game hunter.
HA 4-1267 St. Helena 1 C, 2E, 3D, 48 . . . Scholastic letter 2, 3 . Science Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Dramalics 4 . . . Art Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 •.. Glee Club 1 , 2 .•. Wisterian 1 . . . lo Scientia 2, 3, 4 . . . I.R.C • . . . Math Club 3, 4 . . . Mister Erwin . . . Science Wiz ..• Makes like Mull with Kramer.
JOHN A. SCHAUDER
EDWARD P. RUSH 6511 N. Sth St., 26
ll 8-0153
St. Helena 2C, 3E, 4B . • . I.R.C. . Intramural footboll 2, 3, 4; basketball 2, 3, 4 . • . One Cup Ed . . . Lifeguard at Cheltenham ••. Woof, Woof.
4435 N. 7th St., 40
DA 4 -2312 St. Henry Intramural football 1, 2, 3, 4; basketboll 1B, 2D 1 3C, 4C . . 1 , 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 1 •.• German Club 3, 4 • .. Bowling 1, 2 . . . Mr. Trowb ridge . . . Take a minus •.. Do your algebra.
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FR ED 1<. SCHM ITT 8347 Codwoloder Ave., Elkins Parle Mf 5-I 983 St. James 1 B, 2D, 3B, 4D . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . Intramural basketball 1 , 2, 3 lchompsl, 4 ; football 1, 2, 3 , 4; track 1, 2, 4 ; cross country 4 , .• Froggy •.• Washes call free .
JOHIII J . SCH ONBERGER, JR. 364 longsllor!, Ave., II PI 5-7213 Presentation B.V. M. 1 A, 2E, 3E, 4E • • • Bond 1, 2, 3, 4 . . • Dramatics 4 •• , I.R.C. . Blue and Gold • • . Prom Committee 4 ••. All Catholic Band 3, 4 • •• Track 2 .•• Intramural footba ll 2, 3 ; track 2 lchampsl . . . Super Salesman • Fred Astaire .• • " How do you spell Progressive Education? "
JAMES T. SEDlOCK 6504 Torresdale Ave., 35 MA 4-7688 St. leo 1 D, 2C, 3C, 4E . . . Scholastic medal 1, 3 . . . French award 3 • . . Scholastic letter 1, 2, 3 . . . Class secretary 3, 4 ••. Wisterlan 4 . . . Math Club 3, 4 . .. I.R.C. . . . Intramural football 2 (champs), 3, 4 ; basketball 2, 3, 4; track 2 •• . "Make like Josh, Jim" • .. • !'Reds" . . . Drives from Ocean City to l.S.H. football games.
DAVID A. SERCHAK 222 E. Willow Grove Ave., 18 CH 7- 7710 Our Mother of Consolation 1 E, 2C, 3B, 4D . , • Scholastic letter 3 • . . Secretary 1 • . • Debating 1 , 2, 3, 4 •.. Wisterian 2, 3, 4 . .. Editor 4 • •• Benilde Club 2, 3 . . . Math Club 3 . • . Intramural cross country 1 . •• Favorite of th e Forensic league . . . Golden throat tone .• • One crew cut that stands up .
The Baron surveys the Boys.
JOHN P. SHARP 1244 8oclcius Ave., Abington , Po. TU 6-3840 Our lady Help of Christians 1 C, 2C, 3C, 4E . . . I.R.C . . . . Benllde 4 • . Dramatics 3, 4 . • . Football 2, 3, 4(l) . . . Intramural track 1, 2, 3; football 1 . • . "Got the Trig, Tom?" . • . Footboller . . • Loves vanilla milk shakes.
HUGH SHERIDAN 8641 Provident Rd., 50
CH 8-1690
St. Raymond 2A, 3E, 4A . • . Football 2, 3, 41U . Intramural basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Cue Ball . . . "Schon, lend me your General Moth" ••. Go tell her.
JOHN A. SPELLMAN 6941 Wisler St., 38
HA 4-5511
St. Athanaslus 1E, 21, 3A, 4D . . • Intramu ral cross country (champs); football 1, 2, 3; bowling 2; track 1, 2 . . . Perpetually dormont .•• Wonts to bring back the benny.
DONALD J. SPENCE 4942 Germantown Ave., 44 GE 8-7657 St. Francis of A~sisi 1 E, 2E, 3D, 41 . . . Scholastic Leifer 1, 2 ••• GermCIIft Club 3 •.. Intramural football 1, 2, 4 (champs); cross country 1, 4 (champs) •.• Spence did it! . . . Wears Suspenders ••• "lovella."
HENRY P. SHIELDS 2084 E. Allegheny Ave., 34 NE 4-9581 Nativity 1B, 2B, 3B, 4D . . . Secretary 3, 4 . . . Intramural cross country 1; track 1, 2 . . . The Feuhrer . . . Harry the Hat .•. Cigarelles and coffee for breakfast .
JOHN S. SIENIETKOWSKI 3039 E. Thompson St., 34 GA 3-7357 St. Adalbert 1 A, 2E, 3C, 4E ••. Benilde Club 4 • . Math Club 3 ••. Intramural footba ll 1, 2 , 3; track 2 (champs(, 3 ••. Siemo •.. Notre Dame Fan . . • Kid from Kensington ••. "Ow, my fender!"
JOSEPH J. SPRISSLER TE 9-2453 I 000 E. Haines St., 38 Immaculate Conception 1 C, 2D, 3C, 4D .•• Wlsterian 1, 2, 3 . • Intramural football 1, 2, 3 •.. He'd rather fish than eat .•. Tons of fun •.. Throws wild parties.
,MICHAEL W. STEPHENS 250 Lawnlon Rd., WHiaw Grove 4 , Po. WG 2439T St. David 1B, 2D, 3C, 4C • . . Glee Club 1 . . . library old 1, 2, 3 • , • Science Club 4 ..• Wlsterion 3, 4 . . . Blue and Gold ••. German Club 3 • . . Intramural football 2, 3, 4; cross country 1, 2 • • • Baseball Mgr. 1, 21ll, 3, 41U , .. Tumbling 4 .• , Prom Commlllee 3, 4 .•. Jan , •• Hunting • , , loves to dance •.• Drives a black Volskie.
JOSEPH D. STEWARD Ml 4-7618 SO 17 N. Smedley St., 41 Holy Child 1 A, 2A, 3B, 4D . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Intramural bowling 1, 2 lchampsl; football 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 2, 3 (champs) . • • Dale .•. Skitch ••. Frituche's body guard . . . Helps Grassi pray while in driver training car.
VINCENT J. TAGUE 2450 Rosemore Ave., Glenside, Pa.
TU 4-0147 St. luke, Glenside, Pa. 1 E, 2A, 3D, 4A . . . President 2 . . . Vice President 4 .. . Student Council 3, 4 .•. Football 1, 2, 3, 41ll •.. Beetle . . . "Aw, come on you guys" . . . What's under the hood of that car?
MICHAEl J . VERRECCHIA 1223 Dickinson St., 4 7 HO 7-9378 Annunciation B.V.M. 1 B, 2C, 3D, 4A . . . Scholastic medal 1, 2 Scholastic letter 1, 2, 3 . . . Class President 1 •.. Vice President 3 . . . Wisterian 4 . . . Baseball manager 1, 2lll . . . Intramural football 1, 2 (champs), 3, 4; bowling 1 , 4 . . . Fats Domino of 6th period lunch ..• " But Coach , I can't swim" . .. Good student.
ROBERT P. WALSH 738 Turner Ave., Drexel Hill CL 9-4944 St. Andrew 1 D, 2C, 3A, 4A . . . Class President 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 2, 3, 4 . . . Scholastic letter 2, 3 . . . I.R.C. 4 . . . Wisterian 4 .•. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41U . . . Track 1, 2, 31ll, 41ll . . . Intramural football 1, 2 , 3 (champs), 4; track 1, 2 . . . Parks on wrong side of 20th Street . . . Easily shook! . . . Fordomatic Bob.
HUGH J. WARD 3934 Netherlield, 28
VI 4-67SS St. Bridget 1 D, 2D, 3C, 4C . . . Intramural football 1; bowling 1, 2 . • . Football Manager 2, 3, 41ll . . . German Club 3 ... Golf 1 , 3, 41ll .•. Man with the cool D-500 . . . Hot man with the T-square .•• Henry Ave. dragster.
NEIL H. WARD ll I W. Lippincott St., 33
GA 3-8642 St. Hugh 1 E, 2A, 3B, 4C . . . Glee Club 1 •.• Dramatics 3 ..• I.R.C. . . . Cross country 1, 2 . • . Track 1, 2 . . . Intramural cross country 1 (champs), 2 lchampsl; t rack 1 (champs), 2 (champs); bowling 1 ... longs to found an antarctic expeditionary force .•. "Hi, Wardle."
JOHN G. WEBER 440 E. Lovden St.
OA 4-1418 St. Ambrose 1 B, 2D, 3C, 4D . . . Secretary 1, 2 . . . Intramural basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4; football 3, 4; track 4; cross country 4 • . . Always with Hend .•• "Webby" ••. All backyard.
FRANK J. WELDE 737 Claridge St., l J
PI S-8679
Presentation 1 B, 2A, 3A, 4C •. . Intramural bowling 1, 2 (champs); cross country 2 (champs), 3; football 2, 3 . . . "I'll take you on the 'Dig,' Frank" . . . Rock and Roll Fien d . . . " Just call me Frank."
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JOHN J. WHITE 56 J 7 N. 4th St., 20
Ll 8-4918
St. Helena 11, 2E, 3C, 4E ••• Intramural football 1, 4; basketball 4 . . . lllackie .•• Active interests in German •. , Plays the role.
JOHN J. WOJCIECHOWICZ J 402 lloso/le St., 49 PI 3-4244 St. Martin of Tours 1 E, 2C, 311, 4A • • • Secretary 2, 3 ••• Intramural football 1 (cha mps), 2, 3, 4 ; basketball 1 (champs), 2, 3 (champs); cross country 1; track . . . Does a crazy Irish Jig .•• Wojo • • . Likes St. Tim's dance.
CARL WOLF 4940 Pulaski Ave.
Ml 4-0774
St. Francis of Auisl 1 D, 2D, 3D, 4A . . Intramural football 1, 2, 3, 4 ; basketball 1 (cha mps), 2, 3, 4 . . . I.R.C. • . • Boy, can he take pictures( • , , He ca lls it a Pontiac.
JOSEPH A. ZECCARDI 5146 Greene St., 44
St. Francis of Auisi 1 A, 2A, 311, 4D . . . I.R .C. . . . Dramatics 4 . . ••• Physics Club 4 , • , Zeke . • . Coli zapatos to school.
VI 4-4753
llenllde Club 4 , • Drives sister
Walking in a winter wonderland.
CLASSES
Juniors
JA Top low: W. looney, J . Mlgnotti, T. Dziodon, Mdlvoine, T. Henry, M. Le dwith, J. Young, G. Middle Row: l . Volz, J . le(kner, T. lyn(h, D. J . Mahon, 11. lyon, M. llreslin. llotlom low: M. Sullivan, P. Keenan , G. Collins, shode, J . Simonetti.
J. Osborne, H. Eusfo(e, C. Dolowoy, E. Greves, II. Brannigan. Muir, G. Ri((O, W. Mit(hell, J . Kellett, I . $(hmidt, F. Sexton, II. Walsh, J. Kelly, H. Corney, C. Expen-
3A 49
38 Top Row: H. Miller, J. Glaser, D. Jenkins, R. Mahoney, J. Ham ilton, T. Boyle, J. Gross , J . Brogan, T. Risi, E. Luty, J. Hartnett, W. Kullman. Middle Row: W. Fahy, W. De Marco, J. Gallatig, C. Conway, R. Waddington, J . Madden, M. Iubyk, J. Paul, H. Doehne, R. Fellenz, L. Rodgers, J. McGinnis. Bottom Row: J. Brett, J. Simone, E. Miller, T. Wochok , F. Moore, D. Rothwell, T. Pyle, R. Primus, T. McManus, E. Solvibile, R. Gi letti, F. Mo rris, J. Richardson.
3B 50
3C Top llow: J. Convey, P. Mahoney, J. leone, J. Heavey, J. Ford, J . Cosgrove, l. Di Maria, E. Lepine, R. Fenn, J. Flood, T. Callan, M. Eirich. Middle llow: S. Wallace, N. Masinglon, J. Marks, K. Woodring , E. Devinney, W. Weis, A. Le SieYr, J. Clayton, l. Wakefleld, l. Weidmann. 8otlom llow : J. Kelly, W. Laman, J. Scocca, T. Martin, R. Pentzell, A. Solecki, J. Hickey, E. Harasym, E. Stehel.
3C
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3D
3D
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Top Row: D. Madden, J. Fitzpaltick, J. Donahue, G. Osterag, T. Baltra, W. Pellish, P. Sher, J. McMonagle, G. Ward, P. Kerney, R. Mooney, T. Donohue, G. Dudzek. Middle Row: J. Cymbor, T. Yennessa, R. Carpinella, C. Scally, J. Gallagher, G. Schamerielc, J. Siravo, F. Bohrer, Wm. Solvible, W. Feeny, W. McDonald, K. Kibele. Bottom llow: T. Giannini, J. Kennedy, W. Horn, V. Miraglia, N. Hare, Wm. Strobel, N. D'Amico, T. Cusâ&#x20AC;˘ck, J. Downey, G. Doran, J. Boscoe.
3E
Top •ow: F. White, J . Hannabach, . C. Cunn ingham, J. Pinchick, G. Parrato, W. Clements, G. West, I . Niemczyk, P. Noel, J . Swiellik, R. Barnell, R. Wray,,J . Killoran. Middle Row: J. Kalb, M. Whalen, J . lombard, A. Backauskas, N. leinheiser, W. legli, I . D' Ambrosio, E. Davis, J. Sharpe, l . Everling, B. Titheringlon, J. ·Ward. 8ollom Row: J . lodge, S. Qu inn, P. Faraco, J. Herrera, A. Me ier, II. Forest, A. Buono, J. Shoman, J. Schmitt, I . Wilkin, R. Christie.
3E
Sophomores
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2A Top l!ow: M. Gallagher, S. Gumula, J . Pio, R. Kyweluk, T. Quinlan, G. Henderson, D. Sandman, A. Quinto, S. Cook , R. Straniâ&#x20AC;˘, R. Kerollis, F. Riegler, J. Rossi. Middle Row: lt. Miehle, E. Hearn, J. Mclane, P. lang, J . Rogalski, J . Kane, J. Sm ith, T. Elsasser, J . Foâ&#x20AC;˘, P. Cronin , M. Paolini. 8ollom Row : H. Kornbau, R. Mergliana, M. 'Dealy, W. Mayor, J. Cona, lt. Niessen, lt. Summerell, J. Asia, T. Murray, R. Breen.
2A
2B Top â&#x20AC;˘ow: l . Oswald, D. Slowickl, F. Heckler, J. lgo, T. Dougherty, J. Butkovich, T. Murtlmer, lt. Sc'h aller, W. Williams, G. Mose r, R. Byrnes, W. Cashin. Middle Row: D. leinheiser, R. McCau or, J . Maxwell, R. Hoster, J. Doughe1ty, J. Helwig, l. Stozeleckl, G. Koenig, J . Evancich, J . Coyle, C. Echert. 8ottom Row: W. Effecke, R. Diamond, F. Mcfadden, A. Bucclne, f . Sulzback, J. lncarvlto, J. Orlando, J. Miaecci, R. Mioran.
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2C Top llow: P. Sullivan, R. lafferty, P. Conway, F. Mahoney, M. DeGuida, J . Mag uire, F. Shaughneuy, S. Claybaclc , A. Buben, P. Conner. Middle llow: W. logan, J. Guinan, T. Ronan, F. Mele, G. Woltemate, R. Faraco, lt. Ehnow , T. Caffey, R. Chesco. Bollom Row: J . Vollc , F. Junod, K. Kieffer, J. Zill igen, J. Ridgway, J . McCullough, C. Hubbs.
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2D
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Top ~ow: G. Canavan, J. Higgins, H. O' Neill, S. Monera, J. Fe sta , C. McKelvey, J . Meenan, M. Becher, P. Reilly. Middle ltow: F. Herron, T. Gallagher, l . Donoghue, E. Birch, W. Vaudreuil, R. Mltek, D. Stabilito, J. Kennedy, M. Waters, A. Schost. Bottom ~ow: J. McKenna, V. Walters, F. Madden, J. Wal sh, P. Bothwell, N. Harvey, C. Mcilhenny, G. Siegman, G. Honhauser, T. MeTeor, V. Vauolluuo.
2E Top llow: J . Coyle, E. Pork, E. Radomski, T. Kelly, A. Pagan, T. Monaghan, M. Fuchs, J . Deasy, J. O' Donnell, E. Birchler. Middle llow: J. McNichol , W. Madden, F. O' Neill , D. Callaghan, T. Loughran, E. Munlr, L. 8oird, A. Scholl, l. Wilson. 8ollom llow: l. Leese, J . Kelly, R. Be itz, J . Hall, D:.vid Cundey, lt. Ciocca, J . Harkins, J . Rowla nd.
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2F
Top Row: II. Riccio, H. lang, G. Kugler, F. Driscoll, J. Monaghan, R. Weinmann, II . Smith, G. Putr, H. Swinburne, F. Colantuono, J. Byrnes, R. Brinker. Middle Row: H. Becker, K. Coyle, J. Crowley, R. Cannon, M. Bongiorno, M. Manning , F. Pagano, F. Casino, R. Wiggins, M. Connelly, J . Kacrur. Botrom Row: N. Oesch, J. Dooley, M. Magrisi, II . Wise , J. Wargo, l. Schenkel, J. Donnelly, D. Delp, A. Ruden.
2F 60
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lA Top Row : G. Muir, G. Lordi, J. Rider, R. Gontrom, J. Coli, J. Bazzell, R. l eary, T. Sm ith, J. McCloskey, R. Tragemann, J. Connor, J. Kestler. Middle Row: R. Petner, J. McConnell, 0 . Roman, R. Connor, J. Newell, G. Roma, N. Hopkins, T. Murphy, W. leinheiser, D. Hone, D. Fanelfe. Bottom Row, G. Mauacano, W. Morton, C. Makowski, C. Saile, l. Schmalback, T. McGarry, J . Hennessy, D. Bn~ce, C. Price.
111 Top Row : B. Nannen, J. Quinland, T. Jarecki, R. Tancredi, K. Quigley, F. Kraus, W. Bonnak, F. Weth, W. Van Buren, J. Plakis, M. Stanczak, J. Behan. Middle Row: J. Singer, J . Moran, J. McDonald, F. Yannessa, E. McElligott , F. Kiss, R. E. Feeny, M. Miles, D. Wall, T. Reynolds, G. Hu rlbrink. Bollom Row : R. Donahue, M. Wargo, J . Foster, C. labrou i, W. Schoeniger, R. Harkins, W. Murray, W. Dennit, J . Smyth.
JB 63
lC
Top Row; F. Ga ll o, D. Metrick, A. Simgleton, R. Lenart, H. Hoof, J. Dunleovey, E. Quinn, R. Gizlnski, G. Roletter, l . Elias, P. Buscio, J. Kowalczyk. Middle Row; A. Tonzello, J . Stelocio, J . Acca rdi, P. Donohue, D. Wolheim, D. Giorgione, J. Seeber, H.
Guorimi, G. Kelly, W. Wallace. Bottom llcw ; A. Damiami, C. O' Donnell , J . O'Garra, J. Horan, T. Gannon, J . l ehman, J. McKeever, J. Cusack, F. McCafferty,
JC
lD Top Row : R. Price, J. Quindlen, R. Bochinskl, R. Bellacchi, M. DeSantis, J. Burt, M. Malone, T. Kilroy, J. Smoluk, R. Schummer, M. Bell, P. Clark. Middle Row: K. Kavanaugh, A. Marabella, G. Nicolaus, A. D'Arcy, P. Smith, J . Smith, E. Weidner, J. McCarty, H. Colihan, J. Flynn, T. Carroll. Bottom Row: B. Sierg!ej, J. Spetzer, J . O' Brien, H. Keller, W. Bon sa ll, T. Hindson, D. Cronin, G. Kozub, J . Shea.
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Joe "Clarence" Zeccardi gives some fathe rly advice.
Ed Schaller in a dramatic moment.
The Cape and Sword, under the capable direction of Mr. John Moore, and with the help of our stage crew and the girls from Saint Basil' s Academy, commenced a very successful season in November when they presented the hit Broadway comedy, "Three Men On A Horse." Throughout the year they presented five oneact plays for the enjoyment of the student body during assembly programs. Among these s hows were, "The Ghost Of Jerry Bundler," " The Girl," and "Submerged." In January, they assisted Saint Basil 's Academy in their production of "Cheaper By The Dozen," and again in April they were called upon to take part in the operetta, "High Button Shoes." The members of the Dramatics Club wish to express the ir sincere appreciation to their moderator, Brother F. Jerom e, for his guidance and encouragement during the year.
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art CIUD As in previous years at La Salle, the Art Club, under the guidance of Brother F. William, has proved to be an activity which is popular with both the seniors and the underclassmen as well. Besides the club's annual participation in the Hallowe'en window painting contest, it has proved invaluable in the preparation of gaily colored signs which were used in conjunction with the many giant pep rallies sponsored by the Student Council. We are not able to congratulate the Art Club enough on the fine work that they have done throughout the year.
"More green on the grass, Ray."
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For the third consecutive year, our Marching Band has captured the C.Y.O. outstanding band trophy. This year the difference between our Men of Music and the second place band was greater than ever. These results show the ability of Mr. Joseph Colantonio and Brother G. William to mold the finest music department in the Delaware Valley. Also, for the second time, the Wisterians have won the Junior Chamber of Commerce "Bands of Tomorrow" contest. This honor has never been duplicated by any other dance band in the Delaware Valley area. The band made numerous guest appearances throughout the entire school year, each time
giving the public the finest in marching, concert, and dance music. The highlight of the season for the marching band was the honor of being selected to play for Vice-President Nixon at the International Airport. The concert band, with a well-planned program, delighted its audiences with superb musicianship at the Spring Music Festival in March. Mr. Colantonio was again honored by the fact that a great number of our musicians were selected for the All-District and the All-Catholic Bands. The Seniors in this activity have profited greatly from the excellent music program offered here at LaSalle.
Indication of LaSalle's excellence in the field of music
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Dance band of tomorrow
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Mr. Paravano explains the arts of printin~ to moderator and Wisterian staff.
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The impetus behind the publication of the school newspaper, the Wisterian, is of a twofold nature- to provide a means of artistic literary expression to interested students and to give the students a periodical account of day-to-day events. The paper, which is published twelve times during the school year, is moderated by Mr. Joseph Moran and administered by the editorial board composed mainly of seniors. The key to the success enjoyed by the Wisterian is the representation it receives from the various classes and different segments of school activities. It is this representation which gives the paper its breadth of outlook. Worthy of mention as features in the newspaper are: the Exposing Explorer, the monthly gossip column; editorials directed to the pertinent topics of the day; the lively cartoon s of Ray Pentzell; the up-to-the-minute photographic coverage of Jack McCle llan, and the various reviews on movies, television, books, and records.
Editor-in-Chief . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . David Serchak '57 News Editor . ................... Jack McClellan '57 Sports Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank McCormick ' 57 Photograph er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jack McClellan '57 Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ray Pentzell '57 Faculty Advisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Joseph Moran
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Men of LaSalle This year' s Father' s Club, under the moderation of Brother F. Joseph, moves into its eleventh year of promoting better parent-teacher-student relationship and providing student aid when needed. Besides these worthwhile activities in which it voluntarily engages, members of the club also enjoy themselves at various social functions sponsored throughout the year. Our sincere congratulations to the Men of La Salle for the fine work that they have done in the past, and which we hope they will continue to do in the future. This year's president is Mr. James Quinn.
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Officers of the Fathers' Club: James Quinn, President; Jack Diamond, Vice President; louis Colantuono, Vice President; Charles Espenshade, Secretary.
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Brother Jerome briefs star debaters on upcoming events.
The purpose of the Debating Club is twofold - to actively engage in forensic competitio n w ith schools of the Catholic Forensic League of Greater Philadelphia and to amplify and develop the abi lities of the memb ers in the various speaking arts. The club members participate in a program o f weekly debates on both the eleme ntary and advanced levels. It is these deba tes which prepare the members for the important tournaments sponsored by the teams of the league. In a ddition to debate, interest in other speaking arts is encouraged. Extempore speaking, or speaking without preparation, is invalua b le in building one's ability to analyze and express oneself without timecons uming preparation.
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Senior class presidents: Robert Walsh, 4A; C. Clark Hodgson, 48; Robert Fritzsche, 4C; John Murray, 40; louis Greco, 4E.
student council Junior class president: John Osborne, 3A; Wayne Kullman, 38; Paul Aita , 3C; Thomas Yannessa, 30; John Schmitt, 3E.
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Brother Godwin John explains a point to the officers.
This is the fifth consecutive year that the Student Coun~l has been in operation at La Salle. Under the watchful and guiding eye of its present moderator, Brother Godwin John, the Council has been very successful. Some of its varied accomplishments during
the year were: To improve our pep rallies and encourage more participation at the sports events held by the school, to open a bank account for its funds to be safeguarded, to take a more active part in arranging assemblies, and to organize and sponsor the traditional dances held at Thanksgiving and Easter.
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Mr. President and his Congress.
A Friday night rally sponsored by the Student Council.
A "Famous First" for the council this year was to stage the flrst night pep rally since the school's opening. After spending much time speaking to members of the evaluation committee while they were here, the members of the Council presented a student council meeting on the stage of the auditorium for enjoyment of the evaluators, faculty and students.
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Sophomore class presidents : Patrick Cronin, 2A; Joseph Maxwell, 28; Robert Faraco, 2C; Thomas Gallagher, 20; Terrence Monaghan, 2E; Robert Smith, 2F.
Freshman class presidents : Neil Hopkins, 1A; William Bornak, 1 B; Barry Dunleavy, 1C; Peter Clark, 1 D; Joseph Pensabene, 1 E; James Leith, lF.
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On February 22nd more than 110 seniors flocked to the Whitemarsh Valley Country Club to participate in the gala event which highlights the senior social season year after year. As he has done in the past, Brother G. Thomas has once again provided the seniors and their dates with superb entertainment for the enchanted evening by treating them to the dream music of Buddy Williams and his orchestra . After a month of feverish preparation, the long awaited evening finally arrived and never ended until it provided the seniors with many sweet memories which will linger with them for quite some time to come. The clear, moonlit night was concluded by visits to the famous night spots of the city and vicinity and by attendance at group parties which were enjoyed by all who attended.
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The Blue and Gold, moderated this year for the first time by Mr. James Ward, is the result of a desire of the yearbook staff to construct the best possible pictorial survey of the school year, including not only academic, but also athletic achievements, both varsity and intramural, and the extra-curricular activities. For the many photographs appearing in the 1957 Blue and Gold, plus the many more which we unfortunately couldn't use, we are indebted to Mr. Mike Maicher and to Mr. Dan Solari for their invaluable suggestions, the results of which appear throughout this book. The staff can consider their work a success if, in the years to come, you can pick up your Blue and Gold and relive, to a certain extent, your experiences here at LaSalle.
Mr. Solari, Cooke Publishing Co. representative, advises Mr. Ward on arrangement of '57 Blue and Gold.
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Capably supervised by Mr. John Harbison, Senior P.O .D. teache r, the International Relations Club is a senior activity given over to the discussion of national and international topics of all kinds. The general purpose of the I.R.C. is to further the interested student's knowledge of world events. As a supplementary source of knowledge to the required P.O.D. course, it serves the valuable purpose of imparting to the students a broader and deeper understanding of political, national, and world affairs.
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I.R.C. members held spellbound by Neil Ward's politics.
Which is smarte r, Flynn or th e rob ot?
phqsics club The La Salle Physics Club, under the g uidance of Brother E. Stephen, was known as the Science Club until this year. The purpose of the club is to stimulate interest among the student body in physics and related sciences, and to present for the benefit of senior members such material as may appear on college entrance or scholarship examinations, but is not covered by the usual classroom curricula. Meetings are of two types: official meetings are held twice each month and are open to all members. Demonstrations and lectures by the moder"tor and the members highlight these gatherings at the end of which both seniors and underclassmen are given an opportunity to work on projects illustrating some scientific principle under the guidance of Brother Stephen. Brother Stephen shows Manning's spark gap oscillator to the officers.
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benilde club The Benilde Club is a Catholic Action group, having as its primary function the increase of good religious vocations throughout the world. It~ members pledge themselves to offer their prayers and go.od works for this intention . Holy Mass and Communion, spiritual reading, visits to the Chapel, private acts of self-denial, and the life, comcomprise the spiritual side of the club's activities. Meetings are devoted to discussions of the various kinds of religious life in the Church, viewing fllms on seminary and mission activity, planning stamp drives and week-end retreats, and listening to guest speakers representing the Secular Priesthood, Religious Orders, and Catholic Action organizations, such as the Serra International and thP D'Andreis Society. The present officers are: Vincent Higgins 48, President; George Ward 30, Vice-President, and Richard Breen 2A, SecretaryTreasurer.
Benilde Club oMcers planning a weekly me eting with Brother Da vid Albert .
Religiou s topics are discussed at Benilde meetings.
Brother Francis beams at his present from Santa Claus.
Mothers ' Club Mrs. Gerald Griffin and Mrs. Albe rt Cairns preside at the Freshman Tea.
Under the presidency of Mrs. Benjamin Pecuski, the Mothers' Club continued their work again this year of sponsoring the worthwhile Saturday Night Dances, and of bringing about a firmer parent - teacher relationship. Among other club activities are their Communion Breakfasts, Christmas Party, and the annual Fashion Show, which is followed by the traditionally famous La Salle Night. This year's officers are: Mrs. Benjamin Peculski, Pre sident; Mrs. Walter Horn, Vice-President; and Mrs. Albert Hurlbrink, Treasurer.
Brother Damian of LaSalle College gives club members a preview of college math. The Mathematics club is one of the newer clubs among LaSalle's many and varied extracurricular activities. It is now in its second year of operation, having been organized by the Junior math students during the 1955-56 school 'year with the help of Brother D. Edward. This year membership in the club has been extended to include the Senior and Sophomore classes as well. Our Senior division moderator is Brother Felix John; Brother D. Edward is
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Senior officers planning club trip with moderator, Brother Felix John.
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SPORTS
Football The 1956 version of the La Salle Football Team started off the season with the firm intention of defending the Catholic League Title won the previous year. Under the reins of Coach John "Tex" Flannery in his initial year as head mentor, the Little Explorers gave it everything they had and came within a game of achieving their purpose. Although he had only one returning starter fro m last year's City Champs, Mr. Flannery developed, out of a squad composed large ly of underclassmen, a top league contender with great qualities of speed, spirit, and scoring power. The Explorers gave some indication of their potential backfield power in the opening game against Wer-t Catholic, when they buried the Burrs under a 32-6 avalanche. On the first play of the sea::on, Hugh " Cu-ball" Sheridan took off on an 80-yard touchdown sprin t, and there was no stopping路 La Salle after that. In what was surely one of the most spectacular comebacks ever seen in the Catholic League, the Explorers overcame Roman Catholic and a 14. point deficit with three touchdowns in the final seven minutes of play. The return of Junior quarterback Paul Aita in tfte last quarter marked the turning point of the contest as his pin-point passing to Lou Greco sparked the team and accounted for all three TO's. A three-year, seventee n-game winning streak came to a sad end when St. James capitalized on two costly Blue and Gold fumbles in the last session to deadlock the Explorers 19-19. Two of LSH's scores once again resulted from the Aita-Greco passing combination while the third was made by Sheridan. A rough, heavy Bishop Neumann squad handed the Olneyites their first loss of the season, 20-6. Taking advantage of some opening
minute breaks, the Pirates commanded, right from the start, a comfortable lead which the Explorers could never overcome. LaSalle's lone score came late in ffle second quarter, Sheridan latched on to an Aita aerial on the 25 and was off for a TO. LaSalle got back into the win column with a 26-0 romp over Father Judge before a spirited " Dad's Day" crowd of 3,000. The league's newest e ntries were no match for the magnificent running of Johnny Herrera, Hugh Sheridan, and Scotty Maxwell, and the aerial teamwork of Aita and Greco. In a wide open, fast moving, offensive contest, LaSalle outlasted a spirited Monsignor Bonner squad 26-20 and thus stayed in contention for the Catholic League Title. Backs Johnny Herrera and Eddie Dever were the big guns in the Explorer attack as they blasted the Friar line for numerous long gains as w e ll as two TO's each. In w hat turned out to be the game deciding the Catholic League championship, the Blue and Gold defending champs were knocked out of the running by a powerful, d etermined North Catholic squad. The line cracking drives, spirited by Rankin, Lavin and company, resulted in North's capturing the coveted title. The traditional Thanksgiving Day tussle with Germantown High saw the Explorers roll to a 33-12 triumph. Touchdowns by Dever and Sheridan highlighted the victory, the latter having the distinction of having scored the first and the last of the season's touchdowns. While the valiant Explorer team missed gaining the much -desired title by a single game, pride could be had in the fact that a squad given little chance to show in p re-season ratings exhibited such fighting spirit in every game.
l $f Row: J. Crowley !Mgr.l, A. Solecki , A. Backauskas, F. Colantuono, P. Aita, G. Woltemate, H. Sheridan, J . Herrera, H. Gallagher, J. Volk (Mgr.l. 2nd Row: H. Eustace, K. Leese, R. Federspiel, 8. Monaghan, C. Hodgson, E. Dever, V. Tague, J . Kilbride, L. Greco, Brother Edward (Moderator). 3rd Row: J. Flannery (Coach), J. Sharp, J. Osborne, T. MeTeor, J. Maxwell, W. Clements, T. Monaghan, R. Weinmann, R. Smith, T. Yannessa, R. Davis, V. Higgins. 4th Row: J . Marks (Mgr.l, J . Jgoe, F. Heckler, L. Di Maria, J. Sharpe, G. Parrotto, T. Boyle, D. Madden, A. Buben, W. McDonald, C. Cunningham, H. Ward IMgr.l.
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Having lost almost all of the previous year's first-string players, the 1957 basketball squad faced dim prospects at the beginning of the season. But at the season's end the record showed an outstandingly impressive record for an aggregation considered relatively inexperienced. Once again we missed the Catholic League Title by a single game, and once again it was the Falcons of North Catholic who emerged victorious. But the spirit and determination of the team throughout the season exemplified the best Blue and Gold traditions. Probably the season's most cherished victory was in the initial Catholic league meeting with North Catholic. The Explorers emerged victorious after a hard-fought battle that was nip-and-tuck all the way. An unexpected loss to St. Joseph's Prep jolted, but did not deter, the Explorer basketeers from gaining revenge over the Prep in the second meeting and finish ing the season with an impressive 10-3 record, sufficient to put the team in the Shaughnessy Play-offs, participation in which has become a LaSalle tradition. Outstanding performer was All-Catholic Rich Amejka, whose towering height and agile eye contributed greatly to making LaSalle a leading season-long contender for the play-offs. Helping in this regard was hustling George Bauder, whose under-the-basket playing was a major factor in our success. Laurels also go to Ed Kilfeather, Jack Murray, Bob Walsh, Jerry Cosgrove, Wayne Kullman, and Bill Boland, all of whom gave their all in every contest. Matching the Varsity's spirited play was the Junior Varsity, which compiled a s ingularly impressive record . A special hats off goes to the freshman quintet which, under the capable coaching of Brother Gratian, emerged victorious in all but a single contest, a hopeful sign of future success. John Brogan
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Changing the score ... AI Solecki
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Kniqhts of the Schuq/ki/1 From windy March to sunny June, La Salle's "knights of the Schuylkill" are on the job. This year's e d ition of the sweep swingers promises to have one of the most successfu l seasons in recent years. With the capability of freshman mentor George Hines, the expert guidance .of Brother G. Claude, and the e x pe rience of the oarsmen themselves as contributing factors, La Salle should have its fair share of honors.
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Start of a long afternoon
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Defenders of the Flick trophy
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Top row: J e rry Parotto, Don Slowecki, Bill Cunningham, John Schauder, George Ward, Wayne Kullman, Frank Gallo . Middle row: Bro. Gervald John, Jim
Mclaughli n, Dick Trage man, John Gallagher, Pat Sher, Steve Clayback, Bob Wilkin, Coach John Hrici nak. First row: He nry Mille r, Tom D'Annunzio, Joe McCarty, Steve Cook, J im Smith, Paul Aita, Jerry Woltemate, John Herrera, Jim Campion.
Under the new coaching guidance of Mr. John Hricinak, the 1957 baseball team displayed all the spirit and determination of a real title-contender. Although graduation claime d seven of last year's team, the initial cry of "play ball" saw Mr. Hricinak and moderator Brother Gervald John fielding a team which promised to give all comers stiff competition. Returning for action on the diamond this year ~ere Seniors Thomas D'Annunzio, John Sch rader, and Bill Cunningham, Juniors Paul Aita, George Ward, Pat Sher, John Herrera, hopeful Sopho mores Steve Cook, Steve Clayback, and a promising yo ung Fres hman in Frank Gallo.
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THE 1957 TRACK TEAM.
Starting the sea son under the leadership of their new coach, Mr. John Harbison, t he track and field team was confident in expecting a successful season. Alth o ugh the re were about twenty experienced members of last year's team ret urning, the re were but two lettermen. However, the high spirit and strong determination of the 'eam indicated real competition to all opponents. In addition, th e g reat wealth of underclassmen indicates that there are good years a h ead for th e Blue and Gold in the realm of track and field.
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LaSalle in the lead Pannepacker and Devinney leading the team to victory
Although this year's Cross Country team, under the supervision of Brother F. William, did not prove itself a winner in Catholic League Competition, it showed all the will and determination that is characteristc of La Salle. Led by seniors Vince Pannepacker, Marshall McCloskey and Don Donaghy, and helped along by junior members Mart Whalen and Ed Devinney, the team should prove a strong threat in next year's competition.
Fron t Row: Manager Mike Becher, Don Walheim, Charles O' Donnell, Bob Harkins, John Singer, George McDonald, Francis McCafferty, John Lehman, Manager John Corra. Second Row: Joe Harkins, John Kane, John Elsasser, Bill Mayer, Ed Devinney, Jim Fox, Bob Cannon. Last Row: J erry Heavy, Marshall McCloskey, Marty Whalen, Vince Pannepacker, Reg Wray, Joe Crowley, Brother F. William.
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down their alleq The varsity bowling team, coached by Mr. Frank Mcfadden, made an impressive showing this year, compiling five wins against four losses. Th e flve wins were registered over St. James, St. Joseph's Prep, West Catholic, Roman Catholic, and St. Thoma s More. The victory over Roman was the high point of the season, a s it d eprived the Cahillites of the Catholic League title. The prospects for next year are very good, as the team loses only two seniors, Captain Bob Fritzsche and Jim Digan . Returning starters include Bob Wilkin, John Richardson, and Dan Scndman . Freshman standouts include Joe Tabaczynski, Bob Connor, and Ed McElligott. Fritzsche and Digan show the same form that upset Roman .
Coach Mcfadden points the way to the Coke machine. Top Row, left to right: Coach Mcfadden, John Seeber, Joe Tabaczynski, Larry Harasym, Joe Steward, Ed McElligott, Bob Conner, Mike McCaffe rty. Bottom Row: Dan Sandman, Pete Noel, Bob Wilkin, Jim Digan, Bob Fritzsche, Fred
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Indicative of the success of this year's intramural program . Beginning in the fall and continuing throughout the entire school year, the Intramural program, under the apt direction of Brother Jeremy, gives those members of the student body not e ngage d in varsity sports an opportunity to exhibit their skill. Newest innovation is the year's all-around title, just inaugurated this year. Competition among the home rooms for this d istinction runs very high and stimulates better performance in all sports. This year also saw the enlargement of the Intramural program by Brother Jeremy to cove r all sports. Much credit is due the student referees, w ho a id faculty members in the judging of all contests. 138
in tram urals This ye ar's champions are as follows : Football: 4B - 3B - 2C - 1 F. Cross Country: 4B - 30 - 2F - 1 F. Bowling: 40 - 3C- 20 - 1C. Basketball: 4B - 3E - 2E - 1E.
Proud boys receiving coveted awards.
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Oh, that vicious McMonagle!
That new look in basketball uniforms.
What a chest??
Referees are never on the spot.
Loose ball.
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Picture shy.
Set for a shot.
Elated after victory.
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The 1957 Blue and Cold Staff
CO-EDITORS Robert Mergliano James Mclaughlin
STAFF John Becker John Schonberger James Lane Robert Ellis Robert Durney Joseph McAuliffe Vincent Anderson
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The staff and moderator wish to thank: Mr. Joseph Moran, by whose valuable and experienced assistance many obstacles were easily overcome; veteran photographer Mike Maicher, whose picture-taking talents once again provided us with many original and outstanding photogra phs; Dan Solari of the Cooke Publishing Company, for his usual a ssistance and e ncouragement; the LaSalle faculty for its support and co-operation; Bro. E. Francis, principal, and secretaries Mrs. Gladys Holzbaur and Miss Ce leste Wagner, for their patience, understanding, and help; Wisterian photographe r Jack McClellan, who was always available to lend a helping hand; Mr. Joseph Durenzi and Mr. Carl Wolf, of Carl Wolf Studios, for their superior portraiture; our many faithful and generous patrons and the loyal and spirited student body, both of whom displayed their traditional response in making this book possible.
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HONORED PATRONS James Accardi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Becker Mr. John W. Behan Dr. and Mrs . Francis Boland Mrs. Joseph Bowen John Boyle Neil G. Breen Binder Bros. Dr. H. Broan Larry Buckely Mr. and Mrs. James J . Campion The Capozzoli Family Mr. and Mrs . Dominic Ciccimaro Rev. Patrick A. Collis, Ph .D. Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Jose Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Mrs. Delia Connolly Mrs. F. J . Cunningham Mrs. Robert Cwik Edmund D'Ambrosio Mrs . A. D'Arcy Dr. and Mrs. Alfre d S. Damiani Denis R. Deasy Mr. and Mrs. Donald Del Manzo Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Deni Mr. and Mrs. Jose ph J. DeVenuto Mr. and Mrs. Jos. J. DeVenuto Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Devlin Mr. R. Dilworth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Edward Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dondrea Mr. and Mrs . A. Draganosky Mr. and Mrs. B. Egan Mr. and Mrs. H. Emenecker and Sons Mrs . Lawrence Everling Dr. and Mrs. J . V. Farrell Mrs. James J . Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Jose ph F. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. J . Franniak Mr. and Mrs. L. J . Ford Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Frum ento G. E. Funmiel Thomas A. Gallagher John P. Gara Donato F. Giorgione
Mr. and Mrs. Otto J . Glaser Jose ph A. Gontra m Harold Graff Complime nts of the Law rence Grassi Family Mr. and Mrs. Amil Gumula Mr. a nd Mrs. W. C. Ha mburger Mr. A. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J . Haney and Family Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Hanha user Dr. and Mrs. Emil L. Harasym Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hare Mr. and Mrs. August Helwig Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J . Hip p Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hodgso n A. C. Hurlbrin k Mr. John F. lgoe Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Kass Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ka va na ugh John B. Kelly Rev. Joseph D. Kelly The Kilb ride Family Mr. and Mrs. E. Kilfe ather, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tho mas P. Kilroy and Sons John Kleber Alma-Mari e-Koch Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Ko rn ba u Anton Kramer Mr. Ch ester Kudzin Dr. and Mrs. James A. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Fran k J . Ledwith Peter M. Ly nch '93 Julius O' Dorisio, Ph.D. O' Ne ill Fam ily Mr. and Mrs. J o hn J . O' Ro urke Mr. a nd Mrs. Jos. M. McAuliffe Mr. and Mrs. J . E. McClella n Mr. and Mrs. Robe rt McCa nn M. H. McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. N. J . McCon nell Mr. and Mrs. L. M. McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. L. J . McEvoy Rev. He nry T. NcFa ll John Mcllhinne y Mr. Charles J . Mcilva ine Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. MeTeor Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ma honey
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Makowski Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Malley Valentine R. Manning, Jr., M.D. Mr. and Mrs. G. Marrabella Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Masington Mr. and Mrs. Stan G. Melinson Mr. and Mrs . August H. Miehle Mr. and Mrs . L. Milaknis Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Miraglia Mr. and Mrs. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. J . D. Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mullin Mr. and Mrs. J . Neary & Family Rev. Francil Palecki Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Palmer Mr. Stephen Petner Mrs. A. Perno Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Pizzo Mr. and Mrs. G . V. Purcell Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Quinn, II Mr. and Mrs . Amedeo Quinto "The Ripper" Mr. and Mrs. George J. Roletter Mr. and Mrs. William Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schast Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schilling Dr. and Mrs. John J . Sedlock Francis Siergiej Mr. and Mrs. John C. Singer John Stanczak Henry B. Sternfeld Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Swietlik Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Tague W. H. Van,Bwren Mr. Michael Verrecchia Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Vitale Mr. and Mrs. John E. Walsh, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Ward Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ward Mr. Joseph P. Wargo Mr. Earl Warren Mr. and Mrs . Ben Weiner Harry I. Weiss Leo A.Wiedmann Mr. and Mrs. Francis Weide Mr. and Mrs. J. Wojciechowicz Reginald Wray and Family Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Wroblewski Mr. and Mrs. John Young
HONORED BUSINESS PATRONS E. F. Armstrong 8004 Traymore Ave.
Himco Investm e nt Co. 6 158 Limekiln Pike
R. P. Price, Real Estate 2662 E. Allegheny Ave.
Allegheny Union & Metal Com pany
HY - Plane Mfg. Company 1822 Cadwallader Street
Frank V. Radinski & Sons Inc .
Charles A. Bott Inc. 4817 N. Broad St.
John B. Ke lly, Inc. 1720 Cherry St. Philo. 3 , Pa.
John Schonberger Jeweler 126 So . 8th St.
Smith, Kline, & French lab. Christian Bruntrager 7725 Castor Ave .
Alva Chevrolet Torresdale & Cottman Av e.
Danherst Corporation Fairless Hills Pa.
D'Angelo Bros., Inc. 68 E. Bringhurst St., Philo . 44
Frazer Bowling Centre Lincoln Hiway, Frazer, Pa .
Knecht Mu sical Instrument Co . 24 S. 18th St.
C. P. Speitel Company, Inc.
La man- loesch e Supply Co. Inc. lippincott Boat Works
Bonded local Truckmen 3620-24 N. lawrence St.
l uty Printing Service 5012 York Rd.
Albert Steinberg & Co. 2520 N. Broad St.
O'Donnell's Bar and Restaurant 4948 N. Broad St.
Suple e - Wills-Jones Milk Co.
Frank J . O' Malley
Town & Country Roofing & Sid ing Co . 1351 E. High St.
Fred Hill & Son Co. 1Oth & Cherry Sts.
George's Grill 417 Township Line Rd.
Happ & Sons Rea ltors' 114 N. Ma in St. Doylestown, Pa.
High School Stud ent Coun cil
Oliver Roman Masonry Contractor 1402 E. Mermaid lane
Victor Dye Works, In c. Tulip & Westmoreland Sts .
McCafferty Ford Co. langhorne, Pa.
White Horse Tavern
Men of 3E
O' Reilly & White, Inc. Haverford & Narberth Ave. Narberth, Pa.
Nolen & Swineburne 725 Chestnut St. Philo, Pa .
Carl Wolf Studio 2013 Wa lnut St.
DISTINGUISHED BUSINESS PATRONS Adams Realty Co. 3536 Cottman Ave.
Franklin's Sunoco Service Belfield Ave. At Penn St.
P & H Gulf Station Frankford & Vista St.
Al 's Meat Market 912 So. 9th Street
Dr. Robt. F. Gallagher D.D.S. 27 E. Gravers lane
Penny's Flowers Whorton & Keswick Ave. Glenside, Po.
Charlie's Cleaners 146 Nedro Ave.
Gordner Motors 6301 Frankford Ave. Philo . 35, Po .
Corcoran 's Grocery 20 1 E. Wi shart St.
Joe Hartnett's Atlantic Service Station 5th & Somerville Ave.
J . Cullinan, Florist 1603 Point Bree ze Ave.
Helen's Dress Shoppe 6072 Ridge Ave.
Deluco Hots 12th & Possyu nk Ave.
John X. Douglass, Pharmacist Greene & Hortter Sts .
Flannery's Tavern 7178 N. 19th St. Flecher's Furniture Rugs-Bedding 2205-07 N. Front Street Fronk & Walt's Tavern 5818 Castor Ave.
Peter Schantz 1444 N. 2nd St.
The lumber and Millwork Company of Philadelphia
School lone Apts. 5450 Wissahickon Ave.
Sho emaker & Busch, Inc. 511 Arch St. Mahoney Beauty Shop for Shoes Penna. R.R. Suburban Station
Ervin 's General Store 1722 Brown svill e Rd. Trevose, Po .
Finnesey Body Co. 811 N. Toney St.
Fred Schmitt Pointing Contractors 8347 Cadwallader Ave. Elkins Park, Po.
Charles Kullman Barber Supply Company
Devon Beer Distributors 6602 Frankford Ave.
Joseph A. Ferko String Bond l eade r & macist 500 W. Glenwood Ave.
Quinn 's Cafe 20th St. & lehigh Ave.
Morcis Wire Work~ 546 N. 5th Streeth Phar-
Mayfair Diner & Dining Room 7373 Frankford Avenue Morris Auto Ports
South Germantown Point & Glass Co. 4942 Germantown Ave. Stanborlyn Kennels 523 Philmont Ave. Trevose, Po.
Tran somericon Freight lines 5001 Umbria St.
The Murray-Go- Round 137 W . Chelten Ave. Weber's Bakery 3148 Willits Road New Paradise Cafe 16th & McKean Sts. Wilkins Esso Service Stenton Ave. & Ellet St. John P. Norris Carpenter and Builder 914 Township Line Elkins Pork, Po.
R. M. Wilson & Son lan sdale, Po.
SOCIAL PATRONS Mr. Anthony Paul Alto Joseph Ambrogi Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Anderson Mrs. Beortice A. Ash Mr. Augustine Asia Mr. and Mrs. Albert C Backauskos Albert W. Bockouskos Mr. and Mrs. Wm . Boltra and Family Frank Bartl Mr. and Mrs . William Borunos Mike Becher Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Beih Msgr. Cletus J, Benjamin Mr. Gerold Bennett A. Berezneyckey Mr. and Mrs. William Bergin Mrs . Marie Black John T. Bobech Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bornok Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bozz'll Mr. Henry Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Thermon Britt Margaret A. Bryon Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Buben D. F. Buccini Mr. and Mrs . Salvatore Buono John Burke Mr. and Mrs. Burke Mr. and Mrs. John Butkovich Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Butler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Byrnes John Byrne Paul Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. Alvin C. Connon Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. William J . Cashin Mr. and Mrs. William F Casiu a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J . Cassidy laurence J. Chose Dr. and Mrs. Emil Josef Chervenko Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cloybock Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Clayton Mr. louis Colantuono Compliments of a Friend Compliments of 0 Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Frlt,nd Compliments of a Friend Complimenh of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs . John F. Connelly Mr. and Mrs . Earl P. Conner Mr. and Mrs. John J. Convey Patrick Conway Mrs . Margaret T. Cook Mr. Stephen W. Cook Mr. "'nd Mrs. G. Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. John D. Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Crowley Jim and Joe Crowley Mr. and Mrs Paul E Cundey Mr. and Mrs . Rolph De Stefano
Rinaldo De Vincenti s Senator J . and Mary A. Di Silvestro Mrs, M. Daly Mr. and Mrs. John A. Daylor Mr. one! Mrs. Edwa rd E. Delp Susan A. Derlin Alma and Helen Dever Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Devinney Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph J . Diamond George Dick Andrew Dick , J r. Mr. and Mrs. John Digan Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Donaghue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donohue Mr. and Mrs . Thomas A. Donohu e Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Donohue Mr. and Mrs . Thoma s F. Dooner Mr. Wm . R. Doran Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Downey Drach Family Mr. and Mrs. John H. Durney Mr. and Mrs. John Elias Mrs. Mary Federspiel Edwin J. Feeny Edwin J. Feeny Fronk Fellenz and Family Joe Fineberg Mr. and Mrs. David B. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. John Flood Mr. and Mrs. E. Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Foster Helen R. Foli A Friend of larry's E. T. Fullen John F. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Jam es A. Gannon, Sr. Mrs. Joseph Garbarin o Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gennett Rev. James W. Gibbons, D.O. , ll.D. Mrs. Mort Giletti Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gizinski Mr. and Mrs. William J . Gordon Mr. and Mrs . E. W. Graviss Carmen Greco lena Greco Edith Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J . Griffin Mrs. Kathryn Hoof Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Haitz Joseph R. Hailz Joseph Honnoboch The Heckler Family Harold W. Heil Helverson Family Mr. and Mrs . Evelio Herrera Mr. and Mrs. Fronk Herron Mr. and Mrs . James Higgins Holy Cross Church James Horan Mr. R. Clark Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Hom Mrs. Anno Horning
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ho sler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubbs Immaculate Conception Holy Name Society Mr. and Mrs. John C. lncarvito Mrs . Joseph Incogn ito Robert Jacovite Dr. and Mrs . B. W. J enkins Anton Kauh Sofia Kautz Mr. and Mrs. Colman Keane George Kelly, Sr. John Kelly Mr. John Kelly Mr. Thomas F. Kerney Kibele Family William P. Koller louis Konowall Dr. Bertram Koeger Mr. and Mrs . Albert P. Kriven Joseph Kueny Mr. Fred Kuss Mrs . lillian Ku ss Mr. Robert lagovilz The lang Family Mr. and Mrs. LeSieur and Son Mr. Edward V. leary The Leese Family Mr. and Mrs. lobley Mrs. Helen M. Loughran Mr. and Mrs. John M. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. John McDevitt Mrs. Elizabeth Macfarland Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Mcfarland Mr. and Mrs. Timothy F. McGee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. McGill James J. McGinnis, Esq. Msgr. Charles B. McGuinley Mr. and Mrs. Edward McKeon Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mclaughlin Mr. and Mrs . Thomas E. McMullin Miss Catherine McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. McNichol Mrs. Helen K. McNulty Mr. J. Macaione Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J . Madden Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mogrisi Mr. and Mrs. Jose ph J. Mohon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mahoney Miss Janis Mahoney Elizabeth Mark Mr. and Mrs. William Maxwell John Meenan Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meier Miss Anna M. Meier Robert A. Mergliano Mr. and Mrs. John A. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. T. J . Mignatti Bob Mitek Mr. and Mrs. Jamos Momorella Mr. and Mrs. John C. Monahan Mr. and Mrs. John J. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Morand The Motimer Family
SOCIAL PATRONS- Continued Frank Morton Mrs . S. M. Moss Mr. and Mrs. John M. Muir Edward W. Muntz Mr. and Mrs. James H. Muntz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murray Mrs. William Murray Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Nash The Nicolaus Family Mr. and Mrs . Nick Noel Mrs. No rman Oesch D. W. O' Dea Miss Madeline F. O'Malley Anthony Orlando Mrs. Helen G. Oswald William J. O' Toole The Pagan Family Mrs . Jose ph Park Frank J. Parrotta Joseph Pascuzzi Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pellish Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Pen tzell Ph iladelphia Rudder Club Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pinchick Joe Pinchick Albe rt DiPh isordru Mr. Jos. V. Plakis Mr. and Mrs. Galdino Primus Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pyle Mr. and Mrs . John F. Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Quinl a n Thoma s J . Quinlan , Jr. James B. Quinlan Mr. and Mrs. E. l . Quinn Mr. and Mrs. A. Qu inn Mr. and Mrs. John Quinn Mrs. Cecilia Yannessa Rei ll y Mr. and Mrs. James J . Rey nolds
Mrs. Peter Reilly Mr. and Mrs . Pasquale Riccio Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Rider Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rider Mr. and Mrs. J . Ridgway The Riegler Family Mr. Anthony Risi and Family Mr. and Mrs. James J. Roche Mr. and Mrs. Rodg erl Mr. and Mrs . John Rogalski Mr. a nd Mrs. W. Pothenbach J ohn Rowland laurel Ruden John G. Sandman and Fam ily Mr. and Mrs. Walter J . Schalle r John Schamenek Mr. and Mrs. John A. Schaude r Mrs. Herman Schmidt Mr. John T. Schmitt, Jr. Mrs. Martha Scapi Mr. and Mrs. lawrence J . Scully Mr. and Mrs. John J . Seeber Mr. and M rs. Andrew Serchak Joseph R. Sharpe, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. John T. Sharp J . laurence Shea Mr. and Mrs . B. Sh eridan Henry P. Sheild s John Sienietkowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slemietkowski
Mr. a nd Mrs. John Spellman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sprlssler Dr. a nd Mrs. C. F. Sullivan, Jr. Mr. Fra nk C. Sulzbach Summe rall Family Michael Stephens Mr. J. B. Steward and Family Mr. a nd Mrs. Joseph l. Stone Mrs. Wm. Strobel Mrs. Elodia Tancredi Mrs. H. J Tiedeken Mr. and Mrs. E. Tankinson Wilfred J. Vaudreuil Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Waddington Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Walters Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Walther Mr. a nd Mn. John Weber l udwig Weinmann Walter F. Weis Mr. and Mrs. lawrence J . Wentz Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Wesh Mr. and Mrs John White Mrs. Agnes Wiggins J ohn K. Williams Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wilson Celeo Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Randolph E. Wise Frank and Stephanie Wochok Mr. a nd Mrs. William H. Wolf The Wolfinger Family
Singer and Solvibile
Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Woodring
Anna G. Smith
Kenneth J. Woodring
Mr. and Mrs. Willia m J . Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Yannessa
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Smyth
Mr. A. Zaccardi
Compli ments of Mr. ond M rs. Solvibile
Mrs. A. Zeccardi
Mr. and Mrs. Antho ny Span
A. J. Zllligen
BUSINESS PATRONS ·•Aunt" Mr. and Mrs. Theodo re Gof 2656 E. Thompson St. Bodnar Bar 5262 Roosevelt Blvd. Mrs. Rosemary Barr Quality liquor Store Becker's Department Store 5819 Germantown Ave. Ed Becker Appliances 4617-19 N. 5th St. Howard Becker-Flowers 4644 N, 5th St. Ben's Grocery Store 5361 Howland St. Bill's Esso Servicenler Chew and Phil-Elleno Sis. Bill's Gulf Service Station Wissahickon Ave . and Manheim St. Dominick Biondo 1401 Church St. Mr. J. Blum Barber Shop 4509 N. 5th St. Frederick J. Bohrer, Realtor 3114 N Front St. Bonnie's Pontsmaker 1640 S. 11th St.
Broil's Men's Stores 5542 Chestnut St.
Alex Cossi:rzi- Tailor 3161 Magee Ave .
The Bright Spot 7169 Germantown Ave.
Castor Delicatessen 8125 Stenion Ave.
Therman P, Brill, Esq. 310 Collman St.
Callie Bros. Steel and Industrial Storage Co. Gout and lellerly Sts.
Henry U. Brown- Drugs 5th St. and Champlost Ave.
Frank T. McCauley
Mary Brown Dresses 5110 Old York Rd.
Cervone Real Estate 2823 W. Allegheny Ave.
Bruce's Formal Wear 1124 Walnut St.
Chet-Wayne Market 519 King St.
Margaret M. Bryan 2801 N. lee St. Bryer's Funeral Home 2743 W. Allegheny Ave. Buck's Bakery 6652 Frankford Ave. Burholme Recreation Center 7226 Rising Sun Ave . Burton Really Co. 7035 Frankford Ave. Butler and Ferrigno l ithographic 5223 Belfield Ave. Coniel 's Beverage Co. 153 Brown St.
Harry W. Churn 1810 Ridge Ave. Ciel's Beauty Shop 7110 Germantown Ave . Clare's Steaks and Hog ies 517 W. Olney Ave. A. A. Coates 5817 N. 2nd St. lone Collins, Drugs 5054 Wayne Ave. A Friend Compliments of o Friend Compliments of o Friend
A Booster
Campbell limousine Service 36 W. Ashmead Place North
Compliments of Ernie Pisloria
Booth Flower Shop 4200 Collman Ave.
The Campus Store La Salle College
Compliments of Roxboro Cinder Co, Castor and Aramingo Aves.
Botany Cleaners York Rd. and Fairhill St.
Alvin C. Connon In surance 2431 Geneva Ave., Glenside
Mr. A. Consa lly 2550 N. Franklin St.
Bowen's Tavern 4928 N. 5th St.
Hugh Cannon 21 st and Hunting Park Ave .
Consolo Bakery 156 Hermitage St.
Bradley's Clo thing Ogontz and Chellen Aves.
The Capitol Savings and l oon Association 3114-16 N. Front St.
Continental Can Co., Inc. 12 S. 12th St.
James J . Brady 3417 Collman St.
Capri Restaurant 15 E. Chellen Ave.
Cooney Bros, Inc. 5th and Dauphin Sts.
Thomas J. Brady- Roofing 3233 Memphis St.
Paul R. Casey, M.D. Cheltenham Ave . and Lorge St.
Coppola-Arcaro Real Estate Co. 1 2 E. Glenside Ave ., Glenside
BUSINESS PATRONS- Continued Corona Plumbing and Heating 123 E. Durham St.
Dr. Robert J. Dufrasne, Dentist 6320 Germantown Ave.
General Design, Inc . 20 S. 15th St.
Peter Corra 2753 N. 20th St.
Edco-Distindive Apparel for Young Men Frankford- Philadelphia Norristown
Geore's Meat Market 21 09-11 W. Indiana Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Nelson Costello 309 Stahl Drive
Goo. J. Edelmann 5605 N. Broad St.
Peter H. Gers 500 W. Cheltenham Ave.
Joseph W. Cragin, Inc. Automobiles 6309-13 Torresdale Ave.
Ed 's Famous Molteds 16th and Ritner Sis.
Gillespie Beer Distributor 4948 Keyser St.
Tony D'Angelo and Son, Blacksmiths 4917-1 9 Wayne Ave.
Mr. Max Eirich
Gillespie Funeral Home N.E. Cor. Greene and logan Sts.
Davis Paint and Hobby Shop 6224 Germantown Ave.
C. H. Elsasser- Roofing, Heating, Sheet Metal 4312 Gratz St.
Dawson's Gulf Service Chew, Wister and Olney Aves.
Emil's lawndale Restaurant 6349 Rising Sun Ave.
Dean 's Gulf Service Station Greene and Rittenhouse Sis.
Enterprise Mill Soap Works 2229 N. 12th St.
Popula r-•• oebonairs''- Music R.D. 1, Phoenixville
Richard Feeny 671 8 Quincy St.
Delmer Cleaners "Without a Peer, Since We Started"
Ferrante Chocolate Co. lindenwold, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeMarco 805 Hanford Rd.
Mrs. Mary Festa
F. A. Depice- Fuels Jenkintown, Pa. John C. Dessalet, Jr.- Excavating Contr. 836 Bristol Rd., Oakford Devon Beer Distributors 6602 Frankford Ave.
Finney Beverage Co. 6332 ki:ing Sun Ave. Flourbowl 934 Bethlehem Pike Fox Foundry and Supply Co. 2627 E. York St.
John Digan, Jr.
Frank Brothers- Plumbing S. W. Cor. 13th and Courtland Sis.
Dillon Agency 811 W. lehigh Ave.
Wm. J. Franklin 2817 Kensington Ave.
Di lorenzo Pharmacy Bristol, Pa.
Fratkin Beer Distributors 5747-51 Vine St.
Jose ph D. Spineii- Fruit and Produce 133 Dock St.
Fredman's Atlantic Station Wister and Belfield Sis.
J. l. Gillies Co., Inc. - Seafoods and Poultry 8511 Germantown Ave Gleu Food Mart 347 Rastm Rd . Mi ss Ann Grady Frank W. and John E. Greer>-Real Estate and Insurance 6329 Frankford Ave. I. D. Gregorio 1944 Chelten Ave. Jere F. Gof'lredo 1405 locust St Isaac Goldberg 4201 N. Franklin St. Stanley Grzywinski "Starry's Ice" 109 Kenilworth St. Howard Guarini 1 27 E. Durham St. Gump's Sweet Shoppe 8136 Ardleigh St. Gwnor Television Service lafayette Hill Gus's Auto Service 7154 Ogontz Ave.
Dolly Beauty Shop 1546 Church St.
Dr. John l. Frye
Gustave W. Spies- Oculist 410 York Rd.
Joseph M. Downey- Real Estate 5611 Chew St.
Ken Gallagher's 3511 Cottman Ave.
Hannabach's Cafe leithgow and Nedra Aves .
Downs Brothers- Hauling 338 N. Randolph St.
Garvey's Groceries 1 8th and Plymouth Sk.
George J. Harkins 4800 Greene St.
BUSINESS PATRONS-Continued Harris Gramm, Inc. 176 E. Tulpehocken St.
Italian Villa Cocktail lounge 2824 Cottman Ave.
lawndale Market 6432 Rising Sun Ave.
John J. Harrison- Autos to Hire for Test Belmont and Monument Aves.
J and P Brothers 293 5 N. 24th St.
LeGore Flower Co. 72 N. York Rd.
Ha ussman's Pharmacy 6th St. and Girard Ave.
Jock 's Barber Shop 148 W. Wyoming Ave .
Stephen J. Lendray- Custom Upholsterers 2845 N. 22nd St.
Guy Hayden Pontiac 7227 Bustleton Ave.
Jacobson 's Pharmacy 2137 E. Chelten Ave.
Louis Lendray Hairdressing Salon 1211 Chestnut St.
Guy Hayden Pontiac, Inc. 7227 Bustleton Ave.
Jim' s Market 1751 Easton Rd.
leo's Garage 846 E. Chelten Ave.
William C. A. Henry, Esq. PSFS Building, 1 2 S. 12t h St.
Joe and Bill's Service Station Wi ster and Devon Sts.
Morris Levinson, Ph.G. -Pharmacist 5200 N. 15th St.
Or. H. C. Hessdoreer 7032 Ogontz Ave.
John ' s Food Market 2365 E. Somerset St.
Lodato's Pharmacy 825 Pond St., Bristol
Herbert's Pharmacy 3rd St. and Champlost Ave.
Wm . T. Jones and Sons, Inc. 6330 N. Brood St.
Lorretto Hardware Store 1271 E. Alcott St.
Herbert's Shoes 3213 N. Front St.
J. J. Kelly Contracting Co. 8 3 11 Stenion Ave .
27 Maplewood Ave.
Herdon's Men's Shop 7311 Ogontz Ave.
Kelly and McGinley- Beer Distributors 5 44 E. Vankirk St.
Louis and Heggie Hairdressing Solon 1211 Chestnut St.
Hesson's Florist Benson Apartments
The Kelly Family
Louis and Heggie Rairdressing Salo'l 1211 Chestnut St.
P. J. Higgins-Landscape and Ga rd ene r
William P. Kelley- Florist 2807 W. Allegheny Ave.
607 Hellerman St.
Hilda's Card and Gift Shop 6229 Wa lker St. Edward Hilinski 4155 Rob bins Ave. Hill's Cleaning and Tailoring 630 E. Rosa lie St. Hirst's Ice Cream Store 1538 Ruscomb St. Or. M. J. Hollingshead 431 E. Seagewick Robert 0. Holman 19 06 Chestnut St.
John J. Kennedy 828 N. Fairway Rd. Kibele Fam ily 5869 N. 7th St. Kohler Window Co. 6319 Rising Sun Ave. Kohut Pharmacy 281 Keswick Ave. Gene Konopka's Food Market Summit and Montgomery Aves. Kornse' Market Bingham St. and Godfrey Ave .
Joseph F. Loughran, Inc., Realtor
Mabel's Sweet Shop 6447 Wyncote Ave. MacFarland's Barber Shop 7149 Germantown Ave. Mac Lean' s Jenkintown, Po. Daniel J . Madden- General Insurance Public L.e dger Bldg. Edw. A. Maguire, Plumber 1335 E. Price St. Charles Maiers 5622 lansdowne Ave. Manco' s Market 4307-09 Germantown Ave.
M rs. R. Clark Hophins
George Kozub 149 Brown St.
Wm. H. Horn and Bro. 451 N . Third St.
Walter J. Kropp 2613 E. Allegheny Ave .
Martin Marano 1236 Adams Ave.
Thomas lnnaurato and Son 26 01 S. Alder St.
Kutner Buick, Inc. Castor Ave. and Friendship St.
2569 E. Clearfield St.
Mar-vin Shop
BUSINESS PATRONS- Continued Mary's Luncheonette 3904 Terrace St. Mary's Poultry Market 232 N. 56th St. Mary's Steaks and Hogies 6601 Chew St. Bob Matthews, Meals 1025 W. Ruscomb St. Mayfair Drug Store 7350 Frankford Ave. James Mauola and Son, Meats and
Mrs. John Moron Morrie's Cycles 6314 Rising Sun Ave. leonard B. Mower, Auto Insurance 21 3 Orlemann Ave., Oreland, Pa. Joseph A. Moylan 5203 N. Broad St. Mt. Airy Diner 8243 Stenion Ave. Mt. Airy laundry "Bring Your Sucks to lvar Trucks"
Groceries
909 W. Moyamensing Ave. Thomas McCreight, Beer Distributors 714 locust Ave. John J. McDonald, limousines to Hire 2513 Federal St. Katherine McElroy 2538 Emerald St. Mary T. McElroy, Funeral Director Greene and logan Sts. John J. McGettigan, Electrical Contractor 151 0 Bethlehem Pike Joe McMann's Used Cars Aramingo and Girard Aves. Mr. and Mrs. J. McMonagle 2915 Glenvieco St. Salvatore Mergliono, Pharmacist 2301 N. 2nd St. Merkin 's Pharmacy 2nd and Spencer Sts. Michael's Palace Barber Shop SSOO Westford Rd. Milano's Cheese Steak Pizza Style 1703 S. 11th St.
Muldowney's Esso Service Belfleld and Wister Sts. Munz's Sox Shop 6334 Fanshawe St. Joseph Wm . Nickels, Funeral Director 916 E. Chelten Ave. Nick's Shoe Service 4128 Elbridge St. George J. Nicolaus Public ledger Bldg. Oak lane Beverage Co. 800 Oak lane O'Byrne's Seashore Moving 1978 Medary Ave. Mr. Hugh O 'Donnell 2120 E. lehigh Ave. Ogontz Diner 5625 Ogontz Ave. Olney Laundry 1301 Unity St. Olney Times 5703 N. 5 th St.
Fronk Pagan- Insurance 1020 E. Haines St. Pallidinos Market 5024 17th St. Palumbo's Pizzeria 6047 Wister St. Paoni's Food Market 3000 N. 21st St. Paper - Wood Specialties 7979 Rockweld Ave. Patterson's Gulf Service Station Germantown Ave. and Bethlehem Pike Wally Paul, Pro Old York Road C. C. Paul's Gulf Station Ogontz and Nedro Aves. F. Perazzo Electric Plating 604 N. Randolph St. Dan Petrillo, Tailors 533 Carver St. Pettie, Wholesale Florist Willow Grove 9, Pa. Picardo Furniture 2923-25 N. 22nd St. B. I. Plotkin and Son 5631 N. Sth St. Public library Sth and Tabor Sis. Nicola Pugliese 1551 McKean St. Ouarter Miters of Pennsylvania Springfleld Township, Pa. N. l . Rachmell SBSO lorretto Ave.
Olney Times Miller Realty Co. Orthodox and Thompson Sis. lob Mltek 3134 N. Patton The Mitzie Shoppe 6049 N. Sth St.
Benjamin B. Ominsky 2040 Germantown Ave. John Orlando's Sewing Machine Service 534 Arch St. Mr. and Mrs. James Osborne
H. Ratcliffe, Automobi les 4800 N. Marrinâ&#x20AC;˘ St. Joseph l . Rau, Real Estate and Insurance 3031 Devereault Ave. Ray's Barber Shop 12th and louden Sts.
BUSINESS PATRONS- Continued Roy Seavey's Auto Repair Shop 2506-08 W. Harold St
Savitz Pharmacy 7121 Boyer St.
J. J. Stokes, D.C. 7803 Frankford Ave.
Reichls Meats 7366 Frankford Ave.
Alfred J. Scarpello Apothecary 4939 Germantown Ave.
Mrs . Ruth Sullivan
Ring Drug s 5806 Rising Sun Ave.
Abel Schall 320 Silver Ave.
Ringold 's, Jewelers 4316 Germantown Ave.
Schonberger Kas sel, Realtors 5824 Rising Sun Ave.
Robert's Delicatessen 4$31 Frankford Ave .
Schramm's Gift Shop 2104 E. Chelten Ave.
Robert's Pharmacy 5001 C St.
Schulmerich Carillons, Inc. Sellersville, Po.
Robinson 's Butcher Shop 6201 limekiln Pike
Paul A. Schwartz 4355 Frankford Ave.
Rocco locone Cleaner 2816 Cottman Avo.
louis A. Sgro 247 S. 9th St.
Rohoch Realty Co. 932 N. Franklin St.
Shaughnessy Padding Co . 2217 W. Atlantic St.
Rolyn Pharmacy BOOO Ogontz Ave.
George W. Sheetz, Inc. 8200 Germantown Ave.
Roman Pharmacy 8016 Frankford Ave.
V. P. Shugrue
Thomas TV and Appliances 5811 Risin g Sun Avo.
Simmon's Printing Co. 232 N. 15th St.
Tomaszewski Funeral Home 2728 E. Allegheny Ave.
Singer Brother's Men's Shop Fairless Hill s Shopping Center
Turco Paint and Varnish Co. 2146 E. Norris St.
C. T. Skradzio Commercial Refrigeration 2658 livingston St.
Tyl er Glass Shop 5647 Chew St.
Smyth - Shipping Room Supplies 140 Spring Garden St.
Vahle 's Pet Shops , America's Oldest 523 W. Olney Ave.- 319 Market St.
Sonny's Sandw ich Shop 211 York Rd. , Jenkintown
Wilfred Vaudreol, Jr. Wm. Keller Construction Co.
Ronan Motors, Inc. 5th and Allegheny Ave. Mr. and Mrs. louis Rossi 40 Oaktree Dr. , levittown Po. Mark l. Rothman , Drugs York Rd. and Ruscomb St. William Rush , Insurance 6511 N. 5th St. Ryan's Beer Distributors 865 E. Cholten Ave.
Speed Equipment Co. 779 Bristol Pike, Andalusia, Po.
Chester Solwoch 228 Plymouth Ave. G. Samet, Drugs 3166 Kensington Ave.
Stanwood Pharmacy 8035 Bustleton Ave.
E. P. Swank, Pharmacist Greene and Carpenter lane Frank J . Swienckowski 41-43 N. 23rd St. Tague lumber 4010 Germantown Ave. Tancredi Apothecary 1600 Spruce St. John E. Teas Sunoco Service Station Stenion and MI. Airy Aves. Temple Pastry Shop 1451 Vernon Rd. Temple Realty Co. 71 SO Ogontz Ave. Theresa's Card and Gift Sho: 2609 E. Allegheny Ave.
Vince 's Barber Shop 4713 Oxford Ave . Vince 's Shoe Service 3301 Friendship St.
State Finance Co . 817 E. Chelten Ave.
Virn elson's Bakery, Inc.
Don Sands Shoe Store 146 W. Stole St., Doylestown
Mr. Edward Steinman 7964 Verree Rd .
Vitoles Restaurant Bustleton and St. Vincent
Pol Sora 's Hardware Umbria and Ripka Sis.
Steller Shop 202 Central Ave.
Volpe's Market 350 W. Queen lane
BUSINESS PATRONS- Continued Volz's Bar 3469 N. 3rd St.
Willow Grove Appliance 58 N. York Rd.
Alsey Camera Shop 6323 Stenion Ave.
Walter the Tailor 3355 N. Sth St.
Willow Grove Flower Shop Willow Grove, Pa.
Altrogge Brothers, Appliances 240 E. Gira rd Ave.
Walther Printing House, Inc. 3rd and Girard Ave.
Wilsam Jewelers Riverside and Palmyra, N. J.
AI Ambrose Chew and Chelten
Windrim Pharmacy Windrim and lindley Aves.
Ambrose-Augusterfer Corp. 247 E. Ashmead St.
Ward and Ward, Inc. 6539 Roosevelt Blvd. Watch Hospital 1356 Fillmore St. Waters Insurance Agency 2070 Church lane John Weber, Brickpointing 440 E. louden St. Harold F. Webster Ridge Ave. Farmers Market Walter F. Weis, Jr. 1625 Upland Ave., Noble Dr. George A. Weisenbeager 19 Cheltenham Ave. Weiss Gulf Service Station Stenion Ave. and Haines St.
Wissahickon Spring Water 3506 Warden Dr. A. W. Woltemate 345 E. MI. Airy Ave. Abe's Barber Shop 7801 Michener St. Mr. and Mrs. S. Joseph Aila 24 Spinythorn Rd., levittown, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Amejka 4035 Comly St. Vincent Anderson Angelu s Shop 1 8 E. MI . Airy Ave.
Andy's Bicycle Store 4702 Melrose St.
The Aldine Bottling Co. 3510 Collman Ave.
Anthony Jotautas 1631 S. 2nd St.
A II-i n-One
Atlas Casket and Co., Inc. 3407 Cedar St.
2336 S. Broad St.
BOOSTERS Abe
Elmer J. Brett
Mrs. James Coli
Ad-A-Lite Electric Co.
Mrs . Allee Brooke
Anno 8, Coli
Mr. and Mrs. M.
A Boosslerly
Mrs. Anne M. Collins
Donny Affototo
Bradley's Cord and Gift Shop
The Collins Family
A Friend
Mr. and Mrs . G. V, Brody
Greg Collins
A Friend
Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Brown
Mr. C. J . Collins, Jr.
A Friend
Thomas A. Brown
Dr. and Mrs. John T. Cologne
Adams
Mr. and Mrs . P. Allomori
Brown Family
Dr. and Mrs . Nicholas Colosi
Emma Allrogg e
M r. John Brnich
Compliments of o Friend
Dr. B. P. Bufonio
Compliments of o Friend
Ma rry Anne
Mr. and Mrs. Marsha l Buggieri
Compliments of o Friend
Mrs. Pauline Aroskewitz
Paul Bunyan
Compliments of o Friend
Helen C. Arlelh
Mrs . Chos. Y. Butterworth
Gerold Connelly
Arnolds Food Market
Arlene and Buy
Mo. T. J . Conway
Arty Brothers
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buzby
Mr. and Mrs. John Connor
Benjamin Asia
Mr. and Mrs . Donald F. Byrne
Margaret Cooper
Miss Tomas ino Asia
N.rs. Michael J . Cobry
Anno Cornia
F'lix Autieri
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cofogno
Alfred Corry
Don Boir
Mr. Cohill
Jnne 8. Cootello
Helen
Mrs.
John M. J. Costello
Joseph
Ame jko
Banko
Cohill
Mr. and Mrs. Barnett
Mr. and Mrs . Rolph Caliendo
Mr. and Mrs. F. Bartosiewiz
Mr. Robert Callaghan
Mr. William l . Coyle
Gerard W. Barunoâ&#x20AC;˘
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Callan
Mrs. William l , Coyle
Botany Cleaners
Joan D. Callan
Mr. and Mrs . John Coyle
Emma C. Becher
John G. Callan, Jr.
Mr. Charles Crescenz
Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Courtney
Mrs. J. W. Becher
Mr. and Mrs. James J . Canavan
Pot Cronin, Jr.
John W. Becher
Gallagher's Candies
Pot Cronin, Sr.
frank M. Beck
Capitol and Embassy
William J . Cronin
Howard Beck er, Jr.
Peggy Ann Connon
John G. Cullan, Sr.
John T. Becker
John 8. Carr
Thcmos P. Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Bell
Mrs. Peter Carro
Robert Cwik
Bell's Meat Market
F. Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D'Aiessondro
Mrs. Elizabeth Belzer
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Carroll
John D' Alfonso
Mr. and Mrs . Albert Belzer
Joseph P. Callie Jr.
Phil D'Aifonso
Ben's Del
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Celio
Thomas J . D' Annunzio
Bergen' s Pharmacy
Joseph Cervone
Mr. Ernest D' Ippolito
Morris Bernstein
N. Centrella
Mr. and Mrs . Rocko De Angelo Eugene De Christopher
Mr. and Mrs. H. Berry
Fronk J. and Lorraine Cesario
Joseph J . Beruf
Mr. Willi am H. Chopin
Mr. and Mrs . Peter De Marco
The Bless Mar Shop Henry G. Bille, J r.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Chose
Lindo DeStefano
M. Chozen
Miss Barbaro DeVenuto
Mr. and Mrs. J . G. Binns
Mrs. J . Chesco
Fronk De Veto
Mary Brody Boehmer
John Chmiel
Dei ' Ponti Family
fred Bohrer
Mr. and Mrs. Christian
leo Di Giacomo
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J . Bohrer, Jr.
The Cicadas
Miss Isabella Dolgliesh
A. N. Booster
Stanley Cielesz
Joseph Daly
Briedesburg Bottling Co.
Wolter Cielesz
Stephen Daly
Peter Boyle
Dance Cleaners
Kenneth Brodely
Kay Cipxeonio Mr. and Mrs. John P. Clark Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Brody
Mr. and Mrs. T. J . Clements
Davis Family
Mr. Charle1 Bramble
Mr. and Mrs . Wm . J . Clements
Mr. Fronk H. Deck
James Brannigan
Sattler Brothers Clothing Store
Pot Ellen Deacon
Dr. J. Brennan
Miss Edith T. Codville
Billy Deal
Mr. F. J . Breslin
Frank Colantuono
Barbaro Ann Delp
Mrs. ltulh S. Breslin
Joseph Coleman
David E. Delp
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bristow a nd Family
Catherine C. Coli
Weller Demblec
Gory Dascenzo
BOOSTERS- Continued Miss Helen Dempsey
Mr. Samuel Fiegenberg
Good luck "57"
N. Dempsey
Miss Rita Fife
Goodfriend and Kent Phmcy.
lawrence Destrolo
Frank R. Fighera
Mr. Francis Gould
Patricio Ann Destrolo
Dr. Irving B. Fink
Mr. William F. J. Gordon
Mrs. Devine
James Firlur
Mr. Charles Grant
Tom and Dove Devlin
Stephen File
leo Graziami
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Devlin
John Fitzpatrick
louis Greco
Miss Janice Diamond
Maryann Fitzpatrick
Phil Greenberg
Nancy Jean Digon
Do. John Flanagan
Miss Mary Greene
Mrs. Fronk Doherty
Flourtown Hardware
Koelle Greenwood Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Donaghy
AI Axelrod Flowers
Wm. J. Grego ry, Jr.
David and Francis Donaghy
James J. Flynn
Frederic J . Griffin
J im Donahue
John J. Flynn
Miu Helen Grindrod
Mae Donahue
Mrs . Helen Flynn
Mrs. Martha Grindrod
Miss Pat Dooley
Mrs. Helen Fornara
Paul J. Gross
Jane Dooner
Mr. John Fortis
Howard Guarini
John T. Dooner
Jamet H. Fosler
Jchn Guarini
Rosemary Dooner
James Fox
Francis J. Guerin
Thomas Dooner, Jr.
Marie
Gump
Eugene Droganosky
Fran's Beauty Shop
Jim Gunning
W. Glenn Dreibelbis
Frank 's Del
Mr. Henry Guz
Cdr. George K. Dress
Frank's Tavern
Harry Gut
Mo. John J. Driscoll
Victor Frey
Mr. Hugh F. Hagan
Mrs. Carl Duab
Mrs, Betty Frituche
Hugh Hagen
Miss Carol Dudzek
Rex Furniture
Ernest Hahn Charles R. Hoig, Ill
Fox
Mr. and Mrs. George Dudtek
Mrs. Mary Gallagher
Duke, John, Dionne, Joan
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gannon, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hammond, Jr.
J. Barry Dunleavy
Mrs. John Gara
Jas. P. Honey
Florence Dunn
William Garber
Thomas C. Haney
Nicholas J . Dunphy
Cdr. and Mrs. Fred B. Gavy
Heward Hansell
Anr. Marie Durney
Miss "Tippy" Gara
Mr. and Mrs. Hahn Harbison
Bob Durney
Misseu Noeland Marilyn Gary
Mrs. Eileen Hart
Margaret A. Durney
F. Branan Fary
Mr. and Mrs . William Hortman
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Dziadrsz
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gaynor
William Hartman, Sr.
Mrs. Agnes M. Ebbecke
Morton A. Goeffen
Miss Nancy Haruey
Mrs. William J. Ebbecke
S. Gellman
Mrs. Agnes G. Haughey
Mr. William J. Ebbecke, Sr.
P. J. Giannini Inc.
Mr. and Mrs . Francis Heenan
John J. Egan
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph -Heenan
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Egner
Mrs. Annat Gredemann
Mrs. Mary Heenan
Mr. and Mrs. Eisenbough
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Gimbel
William J. Heglnbothom
Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Ginieczki
HAnderson Family
Mr. and Mrs.
c. w.
louis Glossa lou's Cafe
Mrs. Hendrl
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Engord
Elsasser
Mrs. Rose Gizinslo
The Henigons Mr. and Mrs. Edward l. Hennessy
Jessica Evancico
Jerome Gitinski
Jcseph Evancico
Mr. and Mrs. louis Glachmon
Mrs. Elizabeth Hepp
Mrs. Jannett Evans
Jos. I. Glass
Margaret M. Herman Herman 's Unity Frankford Store
Evergreen Cleaners and Dyers
Eugene A. Gniewek
lorry Everling
Miss Betty Godshall
Nellie Hetherington
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fanelle
Goldberg's Department Store
Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Hickey
Mr. l ouis Fantini, Ill
Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Goldner
Wm. Hildebrand , Sr.
Miss Allee Fonnell
Mrs. Elizabeth Godshall
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hilinski
Mr. Francis Farley
Mr. Harry J. Godshall
C. Clark Hodgson, Jr.
Fasano's
Miss Ann Godshall
Barbaro Hoffman
Jerry Fasano
Jack Goldstein
Mrs. Ann J. Hone
lev. Joseph Fedorek
Mrs. John Gollatig
James J. Hone
Joseph I . ferroro
Mr. Karl Gontkof
Robert E. Hone
BOOSTERS- Continued Miss Agness M. Horan
Anthony G. E. Kloczok
Horowitz Bros.
Jcseph P. Klock
Winnie lyons
Charles Hub bs, Jr.
Dr. George Robt . Knost
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lubas Mrs. Margaret McAllister
lynch Family
Miss Jane Hubbs
Regina Kocerski
Mr. and Mrs. John Hudek
Su san Gay Kodne r
Jose ph McAndrew
Mrs. M. Huegle
Mr. and Mrs. John Kolla
Stein and McAndrews
Hughes'
Mr. E. Komin sky
Dr. and Mrs. James D. McBride
Mr. and Mrs. G. Hughes
Mrs. Jennie Konopka
Agnes McCann
Mr. A. W. Huhn
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Kopp
Charles McCarthy
Pot Iacobucci
Koss Family
Margaret McCarty
Joy lppolbto
Mrs. Ma ry Kozub
Franci s P. McCauley
Compliments of Jute
Mi ss Doris Krouse
Frc:nk MacFarland
Miss lucy Juliano
Mr. and Mrs. E. Kriesh
Mr. and Mrs. John MacWilliam s
Francis J. Junod
lindsey Kroehling
Jack McCiellan- 4B
Mr. Joseph J . Junod
Mr. Chester Kudzin
Eleanor McCiernan
Joseph J. Junod
Mrs. Anno Kugler, Sr.
Mrs. P. McCloskey
Anthony Jagielski
Mi ss Dorothy Kugler
Robert E. McCloskey
John Jorechi
Mr. and Mrs . Geo rge Kugler
James McColgan
Thomas Jankowski
A. F. labroni
Mr. and Mrs . John McCollum
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Janson
Miss Dolores lafferty
Frank McCulla
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jenkanis
Mr. William F. lafferty, J r.
Mr. and Mrs . John McDermott
McClosky and Jenny
Mr . and Mrs. William F. lafferty Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. David P. McDermott
Anthoney J. Johann
Rose l agowska
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. William lokawski
Mary McDonald
l a ky 's Re staurant
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. McDonald
Vincent T. Jordan Jo~eph
Jorski
John Kane
Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. lamb
Mr . and Mrs. John McDownell
Edward Katz
Fred J. lomb
Joseph John McQuinn James McFadden
Mary Kautz:
James lomb
John Kautz:
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. land
Francis McFadden
Franz Kautz
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Lande
Mary McFadden
Mr. W. A. Kovanongh
Mr. and Mrs . Howard lange, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McFadden
Mr. and Mrs . S. Kowolzyk
Ed ward J . lon she
The Misses McGarity
Mr. and Mrs . S. Kozmor
Anthony lopreste
Eugene McGonigle
Miss Joanne Kazmor
Thomas lawn
Patricia McGonigle
Dr. Irwin H. Kean
Miss Hel en M. l eo
The McGonigle Family
Robert C. Keane
J c;hn A. Leichner
Thomas McGarry
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenna
Mr. Clarence Leith
Mr. Thomas McGorry
Mr. and Mrs. John Keenan
Dan leiwheiser
Thomas McGorry
Miss Regina C. Keenan
Mr. John A. le inhei ser
Mrs. Thomas McGarry
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Keenan
Marie leinhe iser
Margaret McGovern
Misses loretto and Rose Keena n
Mrs. Marie leinheiser
Mr. and Mrs. T. Berna rd
Nelson Keene
Mr. and Mrs. James leonard
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McGowan
McGowan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kehoe
Mr. Eugene Lepine
Mrs . McGrath
Cecilia Kennedy
Mr. leon Lepine
Mrs . M. McGuigan
Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy
Mrs. l e on Lepine
Jo hn C. McKeever
Sophie Kennedy
James libel
Mr. William J. McKeown
Mrs. H. Kenwortht
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Linsky
Mrs. Wm. J . McKeown
Mr. and Mrs . John Kerak
Mrs. M. liuiwski
Miss Maryann Mclaughlin
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerrane
l oefllen"s
Mr. and Mrs. John McMenamin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. McManus
Peter J. Kerney
Miss Johanna Loftus
Mr. and Mrs. Kestler
Legan Barber Shop
Rosanna S. McManus
Mary A. Kille
lou is loiero
J . Toplan McNally
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Killion
lombard Family
Miss Beatrice McSorley
James and Jos . Kirlin
Mr. and Mrs . Joseph D. lodge
Mabex Chemical Co rp.
Francis X. Kiss
Mr. and Mrs. G. Lordi
Mrs. He len Modell
Mr. and Mrs . J . Theo. Kiss
Mr. John lynch
Danny, Nancy, and Mary Madden
BOOSTERS- Continued Frank P. D. Madden
Moran's
Mo. and Mrs. Edward Peek
Mary Magee
Mr. Wolter Moron
Juck Pennypacker
Mrs. Edw. A. Maguire
John C. Morlock
Anthony Pensabene
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maguire
David A. Morris
Blase Pensobene
J. J. Maguire
Harry Morris
Frank Pensabene
John Mahon
George J. Mortimer D.D.S.
Sam Pensabonc
Mary Catherine Mahon
Eclward Muluey
Johnny Pettola
Paul
David Muir
Perkel's Pharmacy
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mazone
Mr. John Murphy
Thomas Perno
Michael Malinali
Joseph J. Mu rphy
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Perotti
H. Malinowski
Mrs. Margaret Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. louis Persicketti
Barbara and Joe Mallamici
Mr. Thomas Murphy
Mr. William Perrong
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Mailman
Rev. Ignatius l . Murray
Mrs. A. Peters
A.
Mahoney
Stanley F. Mankas
Mr. Joseph Murray
Misses Stella and Jenny Petner
Der Grosse Man IRipperl
Tom Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Peloso
Angelo Marabella
Murray Hill laundry
Jcseph Picardo
Anna Marie Marabella
Henry and Jean Mu sial
Frank H. Plkard Bar
Billy Marabella
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nalbone
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pickersgill
Mario Mariani
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nonners
Mrs. B. Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marks, J r.
Barry Robert Nonners
Howard C. Pilott
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marks, Ill
Mr. and Mrs . James Noplacic
Mrs . Julia Pio
Mr. and Mrs. A. Marotto
Mr. and Mrs. Wm . Norvel
Chester Piotrowski
Mary Martin
Valentine Nawalinski
Rocky Piperata
Mary 's Candy Store
Nealis's and Kerollis's
Platoon "C" Engine 21
Kathleen M. Mason
Ed Nea lis and Val's Store
lolly Pleis
Corl J. Mastrovito
Mrs. Joan Neary
Mr. and Mrs. A.
Walter J. Mathews
Mr. and Mrs . I. H. Niessen
Elvis Presley
Matts Shoe Repair
Fronk Nocito
Mr. and Mrs
W. Molly
Mr. and Mrs. H. Norenberg
Reverend Christopher L Purcell
Pottolow
Vincent p,.ectileo
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maxwell
Mrs. Agnes J. Nulty
Mr. and Mrs. John Quinn, Sr.
Rose and Peg Maxwell
Mr. and Mrs. lawrence A. O 'Dea
Thomas Radomski
William R. May
Robert B. O'Donnell
Carroll J. Rafa
Mrs. Edwin N. Mayor
Mr. Hugh O' Donnell
llalph 's Shoe Store
Robert A. Mergliano
Miss Bea O' Gara
The Rams O.l.S.
Richard Mersliono
Mary O'Gora
Betty Roscento
Terry Merrigan
Patrick O'Garo
Mr. and M". I. Rascento
Mr. and Mrs. Fronk Merz
Mrs. Patrick O'Goro
Roser's Flower Shop
The Mesunos Family
Joseph A. 0 . lorso
Mr. Harry A7 Reckner
Mike's Barber Shop
Mrs. Joseph O'Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Honk Reese
Mike's Groceries
Miss Eileen X. O ' Rourke
Mr. and Mrs. William Reqli
Dorothy Milaknis
Rev. John J. O' Rourke
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks Ricca, Sr.
Dickerson P. Miles
Miss Virginia M. O 'Rou rke
Mr and Mrs. Harry l. Ricca. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller
Miss Marge Och
Mr. and Mrs. Harry l. Ricca, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Miller
Mr. G. Oest
Mr. Jerry Ricca
Mr. and Mrs . Edw. C. Mintzer
Miss F. Oest
Carol Richards
Mr. and Mrs. George Mittelberger
Oreland Harware
Richmond Pharmacy
Roy Mittes
Mr. and Mrs. F. Ostertag, Jr.
Christine and Andrew Rider
Mrs. Nellie Moffett
Mo. and Mrs. Joseph Panos
Mr. Joseph Rieck
Dr. Joseph T. Monaco
Vincent J. Pannepacker
Mrs . Joseph Rieck
Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Mongevan
Anthony Paronzino
James F. Rieck
Mr. and Mrs. Wm . Mongevan
Mr. and Mrs. J. Partritk
Mrs . John Riley
Rose Montagna
Mr.
Mrs . Frances Rimshaw
Thomas
Patterson
Anthony Montagna
William Paul
Harold
Anne M. Mooney
Mr. and Mrs. W. Powluczyk
J. A. Robinson
Moore Family
Terry Peaceman
Mr. and Mrs. John Roach
John Moran
Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Peale
James J. Robinson
Rlnglod
BOOSTERS- Continued The Rock of Ages Club
Ben Small
P. J. Rohn-Pharmacy
Mr. Eugene Smairo
Miss I. Tonzello
Miss Mary Ann Ronan
Paul M. Smigel
Mrs. A. Tonxello
Compliments of Toni
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ronan
Eugene W. Smith
Mr. G. Tonxello
Willy Rooney
George T. Smith
James C. Towson
Rosemary and lix-o
Mrs. George Smith
Mrs.
Sidney Z. Rosenberg
Mrs. J. S. Smith
Mr. R. Trogemann
M.
Tragemann
Mr. Rotzell
James J . Smith
R. Trogemann
Edward Rush
Mr. John S. Smith
Mr. Stephen Tragemann
The Ruth Family
Mrs. Mary Smith
George C. Trignami
Pete A. Salvati
Owen Smith
E. M. Thomas Tugbrat
Sam's Barber Shop
"at Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Usher
Mr. and Mrs . Charles Samtmonn
1iis Smith
Frank J. Valenti
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Samtmonn
William Smith
Dathy and Kim Wall
Can Sanoman
Dr. A. Sikalceek
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wall
Santaniello's Family
,rs. Julia B. Solecki
Mrs. S. Wallace
Sargent Stationery
Mr. and Mrs. Soloman
Miâ&#x20AC;˘ s Catherine J. Walsh
Mr. ond.Mrs. Paul R. Sundermann
Jclia Somers
Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Walsh
Mrs. leo Scarlan
Sophie's Hosiery
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wakefield
John A. Schauder
Mr. and Mrs. Souders
Wally's Mobilgas Station
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l. Scheiter
Carmela R. Speller
Mr. and Mrs. William Walters
larry Schenkel
Mr. Joseph P. Spelzer
Vincent Walters, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Schenkel
Miss Elizabeth A. Spillan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Waltrick
Mr. Ernest Schevermonn
Miss Margaret M. Spillon
H. J. Word, Jr. The Warehouse Boys
C. l . Schimpf
Mr. James Spinelli
Mr. and Mrs. Max Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Dante Stabilito
Mr. and Mrs. AI Waskiewicz
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schmitt
Mr. and Mrs. George Stabilito
Mr. and Mrs. Woniewski and Family
Mrs. H. M. Schmidt
Stella Stanczak
Mrs. Mary Weidner
Harry H. Schoettle
John A. Stolon
Weiland Florists Frank Weide, Jr.
Mrs. A. H. Schiueilcarl
Mr. and Mrs. John Stelacio
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Scocca
Stenion Beer Distributors
Anna E. Weldon
Mr. John J. Seeber, J r.
Steve's Atlantic Service
Willa rd Z. Wells
Peter Seibel, Jr.
Steck
Herbert J. Welte
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Seibel
William Stein
Kathleen Ellen White
Dr. Arthur F. Seifer
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stinson
Miss Pauline Wiedmann
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seneca
Aimee Stone
Mr
Senior Smoking Club
Sara Stolsenburgh
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilk John Williams
George Wiley
Angelo Serale
Mr . and Mrs. Robert Stranix
Mrs. S. Siegmann
Clarie Striner
Wm. T. Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simnetti
Maryann Studduth
John T. Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Francis White
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Slmmler
Charles Sullivan "56"
Miss Mary Simone
Mr. and Mrs. David Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Edward White
Rev. Joseph 0. Shallow
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan
The Wolfinger Children
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shanks
Joseph Sullivan
Anna M. Woodward
Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Sharp
Mr. and Mrs . Paul A. Sullivan
Albert Woosnam
Mr. and Mrs. Shaughnessy
M. Sussman
Mc:rina Zeccardi
Berman and Sheridan
Mr. and Mrs. W. Swayser
Hugh Sheridan
Rubin Tarnoff
Anne Siemietkowski
Miss Anna Teef-y
Jules Skodxinski
Mrs . Rosalie Thomas
Mr. Edward Smakulski
Tilden
Mr. Joe Smakulski
Mr. and Mrs. S. Tomczak
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