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a math teacher by day, and a basketball player by night ... executive brother william ...
silence and solitude . . . a hotly contested frisbee game in the parking lot, or a championship chink game just around the corner ... seniors relaxing ...
freshman concentrating on studies ... hobo running through hallways ... hey, it stole my dime ... got an extra cigarette . .. extra help with pre-calculus during sixth period . . .
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a street car named desire ... on the waterfront ... tommy ... whatever the situation , wherever the place. whoever the people, this is La Salle.
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hey paul, how do you graph the witch of agnesi?, you've got to be kidding me ...
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a high school with more than the essentials ... atmosphere ... it helps me th ink ... there, under that tree, when the sun shines through it, i feel i can write, study, or do anything ... teachers, contrasts ... from father john to brother james ... and it was the most godawful situation ... then you swing over to the liberal camp ... turn your german books to page 45 and recite after me
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a piece of slate, some particles of white stone, combined to create knowledge ... triangle stp is congruent to triangle rtq, because ... erase, combine again .. .
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mr braun . . the problem in our cities .. always remember the 27th ... pushing back his hair
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And what's the hidden meaning of the novel? ... and have you got a smoke? ... and why did Siddhartha stop at the river ... let's sneak out to Gino 's ...
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mr. franklin hine
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mr. michael bruno
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"Gentlemen , take the covers off your machines." ... " I don' t teach typing , I teach you to be typists." ... ''This is your Space Bar" ... " No peeking at the keys ." .. . " I hope the rain keeps up." ... " You have two minutes, Gentlemen." ... Brother Moran will help anyone with an algebra problem in 215 . .. " Would you mind going up to the third floor and collecting the attendence?" . .. Mr. Weber can always be found working in the warmest atmosphere-the furnace room. brother thomas moran
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enter: the idea, cole porter, anything goes, an embryonic hope after the overwhelming dolly, the plans, the many, many, many plans, conceptions, set design , costume designs, budget designations .. . tryouts, what are you going to sing? trying to be loud and not nervous (ha-ha) they're going to teach us how to tap dance reporting back for callbacks to see who has made it and trying out for a certain part and brother gene pushing : come on, i want more than that, i want realism . . . brother gene, how do you describe him? an english teacher but more than an english teacher, a director, one who has been responsible for every Ia salle musical success in the theater, one who surrounds himself and his cast and crews with the best professionals around, a friend , one who divides himself equally, a great friend
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three-quarter-inch ply, squares , railings and steps that manage to hold, cloud wagon and step wagon and two nine feet decks, gallons and gallons of 101 blue paint , two staterooms once converts to a cell, it seems like a few tons of lumber and our first project are the portals and headers . . . frank dischinger, stage manager; for the crew, the auditorium becomes home . .. a hard-working, wellorganized production staff and brother gene's right hand, bob schmidt, production manager ... mr. Iasaiie, bill powell-sound systems and technical run-throughs and tickets and a part of everything else ... jim haggerty and jim ward and a zany ticket drive and pick them up after fourth in front of the auditorium
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the costumes and hours and hours of work and lou pelosi turning grey , jim braun and tom lehman and keith robinson doing the work. unseen, recognized only by those that know .. . the show with the silver ukeleles dropping for anything goes and look, it's reno sweeny and her four angels and public enemy number 13 and i'm just cursed with sex appeal and wazool
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lighting crew with matt mullen and cyke phrenels and heaven hop specials and deck lights and ramp lights and portal lights and walt on the spots with kevin in the cage and jim doing everything else, a mile of cable and Instruments that were hung opening night ... opening night, excitement , nervousness-it's finally here, overture begms and adrenalin flows, people applaud , singing is excellent and dancing great, people applaud, characters good , lines funny, people applaud, curtain calls, audience is floored, standing ovations ... seven performances, seven standing ovations, seven historic, memorable nights ... makeup time, who's going to put my eyelids on . all through the night ... taking makeup off, greasy job ...
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rita kelley as reno sweeny and having hot pants for sir evelyn and getting a kick out of him and just being a great lead, prum brossom .. . billy c. croker, a hard-working , ad-libbing lee wugofski, ears . and putt,putt,putt it away ... show-stealing timoonface cox with his machine gun and a thousand pounds of what? and something' s wrong here . .. a show-saving ad-lib, i think i'll just stand " from a consistent jerry hathaway ... it's delovely and joan conklin and a drunken bill geiger as eli whitney and a motherly gini mauchly ... closing night , it came too soon , many tears , let's do this one for brother gene ... the end ... we did it ... what else can you say when it's over, cheers then tears and programs to be signed, one last chorus of blow, gabriel along with donuts and orange juice ... smiling faces with red eyes saying it can't be over, no talk of 101 blue paint and heaven hop specials and cues
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that were missed, just talk and cry and sing and laugh until the time. a sad time, comes when we've got to leave hey, let's go somewhere, where? how about lum's, they close in ten minutes, hey, littleton's open we invade the littleton diner, final goodbyes for some, joyless except for those visiting the Art Museum at 3 a.m. and singing and walkmg and Inscribing our memory into eternity . 3Y2 of the best months of our lives, its all over, what are we going to do, pride, love, honor-proud to have put on a good show, love for the stage and all of the people working on it, and honored to be part of the happiest musical in Ia salle's history . .. at last, we head home, wishing we could be lucky enough to do it again ... next year
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... run down to artie's and get some fresh paint, old tradition. new spirit, derby day, is the mascot a mex1can? big cafeteria posters, spirit club meeting-graduation pictures taken , don't let the sign rip, who's got the tape, " sunday 2 p.m.-Be Dere". rahsnake and pogo "into the valley", bird, how can you lose 50 tickets?, Ia salle spirit-pride, oz wears tights, pubettes make big shows at games. spirit c lub meeting after school today-pictures taken. the great Ia salle-Bud poster, a winning tradition, kill the anti-rah faction , someone please untie the soph-he's the only one who can print nice. change in policy-athletics and activities, we are Ia salle. one of the Best Ever ...
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principal's award to brother anthony wallace . ..
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officers-mrs. edwards, mrs. wakele, mrs. gibbons, mrs. ward ... freshmen mothers' tea ... artistic hands at work ... adding a motherly touch ... board meetings in the auditorium ... christmas party, ho, ho, ho ... brother fred and mrs. joan panaro ... g reyhound to broadway-"no, no, nanette" ... spring fashion show ... closing luncheon in june .. .
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the four chefs ... cream of chicken soup . .. step right up, win a tuition ... officers-messers tatlow, cummings, and kelly ... award to mr. me -auliffe ... "dad, i'd like you to meet bro. edmund" .. . larry bowa predicts deron johnson 's trade .. . hugh gannon-m. c .... "tell mike maicher to take a shot of our table"
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who wants that mother's club article? are the galleys in and give me the glue and paste that in the third column and give me a by-line and leave space for the picture
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the thrill of creating , starting at the beginning to create the book that contains the memories, happy and sad. of days goneby-days when we looked this way or that and days that should not be forgotten
the cover is a bit revolutionary, the senior portraits are candid and the activities has been omitted but an artistic sense of informality and reality has been added-a very fair compromise
the week or weeks of the yearbook drive, of signing-up, of pledgmg , of paying, of financing, of gimmicks for a better sale. of 'who paid and who d idn't ', of verifying who paid and who didn't. until finally the last dollar, whew!!!
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what to do now, get out that camera and focus the lens on that schoolbag that has Ia salle printed on its side, and on those seniors sitting on that hill and the freshman playing chink and how about a team picture of the cross-country team and mug shots of the seniors and don' t forget the underclass homerooms or the computer club the mad rush for the consignment deadline, lines and lines of ten-point type on copy sheets, the photographs are alligned properly or are they, captions are set for their designated pictures, vertical bleeds and horizontal bleeds can be effective, addresses and phone numbers into the directory; copy is composed with photographs and the book is nearing its conclusion and all that is left is the credits
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an influx of freshmen and sophomores dedicated to improving the library facilities ... those interesting conferences with the mount and melrose . . a memorable year end trip ... notable members john bilder, jim dilaurenzo. and bob desmond ... the christmas newsletter and a library excellance award.
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"What's castling?" and trying the Sicilian defense and Stanley Depman , the kibitz king ... resign? I'm only down a knight ... how could he lose his queen for a pawn and maybe I can try for a stalemate and rook to king rook four ... get rid of his pawn and he's in trouble ... who's going to challenge Mr. Mimless today? this week's top ten-stan depman. kellen Ieister, ed zajac, john chessman , al mulroney. steve Iukas, jrr ludovicl, bob kendrick, t mcglynn , c mclafferty
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SEATED: T. Belcher, J. Fitzpatrick, F. Moos, M. DeSimone, S. Heil. STANDING: D. Smith, C. Day, R. Williams, D. Hartman, M. Wills, S. Crumlish, J. Cahill, J. Renard , J. Devanney, M. Devine, M. Kelly. R. Basara, T. Orr.
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1a SEATED: J . Benz, J . Hepner, N. Bangor, M. Devlin, A. Capponi. STAND ING: T. Taylor, J. Brown, M. Burke, J . Collins, S. Radomski, M. DiPietro, T. Kletzel , J . Young.
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2a SEATED: J . McKenna, L. Zeglen, T. Murphy, M. Beck, B. Gallagher, M . Donnelly. STANDING: M . Evans, M . Gaeto, M . Nix, T. Sarnese, J . Luskin , J. Eble.
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SEATED: M. Fenningham, J. Conti, J . Viola, L. Kane, P. Harvey, C. Gleason, G. Kenney . STANDING: T. Bartle, J . Birl, R. Walzak. K. Guinan, S. Guerin. ABSENT: T. Lawler
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3a SEATED: J . Shields, M. Rothwell, G. Strolle, A . Reed, A. Fozzi. STANDING : G. Cooper. G. DeSantis . M. Field, A. Harris.
SEATED: J . Rothwell , F. Domzalski, J. Gillespie, M. Hooper, J . Talecki. STANDING: A. Campellone, L. Schwartzberg, J . Harris, M. Arlowski, J . Santina, P. Patrizzio.
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SEATED: J . Burns, M. Barth, J . Mitchell, J . Brostow1cz, C. Dolan, R. Carber, J . O'Neill. STANDING: P. Horn, M. Purcell, J. Brand, J . Gibbons, l. DiGiulio, K. Leister, K. Maher, M. Lovell , S. Lukas. ABSENT: T. Higgins.
SEATED: J . Haenn, R. Connor, M. Consorte, D. Bonanomi, E. Austin , T Kerins, M. Eckert. STANDING: E. Stafford, M. O'Hara, F. Cervone, P. Mooney, P. Stamatis, R. Wiley, S. Console, J . McNamara, B. Paris.
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SEATED: D. Wasilewski , R. Connolly, J . Kane, K. Mulderig, R. Donoghue, J . Curtin , L. Quinn , T. Margiotti, M. Montchyk, T. McGinley. STANDING: D. Grasela, J . Cooney, F. Colagioia, P. Brabazon, P. Egitto.
FIRST ROW: J . Reichelt , E. Zajac , M. Reilly, J . Ke lly, J . Draganesc u. SECOND ROW: M. Dwyer, J . Suchy, R. Monaghan, J . Byron , P. Cosenza. STANDING: G. Edling , A. Naessens, L. Mueller, M. McCabe, J . Conners. ABSENT: D. DiGiacobbe.
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SEATED: M. John, D. Kieser, J. Morton, B. Reynolds, W. Nolan, C. Topley, H. McCaffrey, R. O'Neill. STANDING: J. Checchio, J. Kosich, T. lgnas, A. Dougherty, A. Vecchione, J. Morgan. M Lodes, T. Bergen. J. Harrison, D. Fornace.
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SEATED: A. Crumlish, F. Hoban, M. Herling, T. Crumbie, K. McBride, J . Hricinak, D. Coffey. STANDING: F. Noonan, B. O'Neill, P. Terreri, J. Weitzman, M. Canelli , J. Ingersoll, R. Gordon, J. Jacobsen, K. Keane
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SEATED: J . McCleery , A. DiNella, J. Mehr, J . Morasco , M. Kelly, W. Friel, D. Thomas, M. Chadwick. STANDING : D. Aongione, 8 . Cannon , 8. Adams, D. Haber, G. Gallagher, P. Smith , M. Giannin i.
SEATED: T. Clayback, A. Silvestri, L. Spinosa, A. Devlin, J . Winters, T. Wall, M. Smith, J . Plush . STANDING: F. Stanczak, A. Taggart, P. Daley, A. Sowa, B. Cooney, J . Conroy. ABSENT: G. Guarini, A. Pellegrino .
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SEATED: D. Fioravanti, M. Arter, J . Waldron, G. Margarite, T. Smith , J . Spaniak, P. Sabol, S. Lehman. D. Recigno, J . Fioravanti. STANDING: G. Dunton , W. Tamasit1s, T Bracken . D. Kearns. J . Finley. L. Fitzkee, W. Larkey.
SEATED: M. Tillger, W. Dougherty, J . Gannon . J . Campbell, D. Beck, J . Collins, M. McGlinn, R. Maiden, J . Weber, W. Bobbie. STANDING: M. Frein , M. Williams, W. Cooper, J . Malloy, T . Barton, R. Elsasser, J . O'Neill.
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SEATED: C. Stoelker, J. Li, E. Mortka, S. Blickley, W. Dwyer, A. Martucci, J. Miller. STANDING: J. White, J. Butler, J . Franklin , G. Strecker, J. Frank, W. Guthrie. ABSENT: J . Phillippi, C. Wagner.
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1b SEATED: A. Reichardt, J. Moretta, G. Fanelli, E. McMonagle, R. McAuliffe. STANDING: J . Dwyer, H. Gaasche, J . Kelley, A. Oakley, A. Augustine, C. Harrison. P. Kelly, P. Blust. MISSING: M. Cianfrani, P. Brown , J . Hanna, P. Kelly, J . McCaffery.
SEATED: J . McCaffery, A. Kraus. D. Stephenson, A. Dougherty, J . Depero. STANDING: B. Palatajko, S. Kretschman, J . D'Orazio, G. Dicciani, M. Carney, C. Mclafferty, L. Buonomo, M. Monaghan.
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SEATED: A. Willemin, J . Smith, J . Philipp, T . Monihan, T. O'Neill. STANDING: P. Scullin , W. Kielar, J . Slocum, M. Obert-Thorn, M. Magarity, R. Menno, P. Gaigefas, R. O'Brien .
SEATED: A. Snyder, P. Moore, J . Turowski, M. Winning , L. Beck. STANDING: M. Stankiewicz, E. Borek, J . Malone. W. Orr, R. Landers, T. Nolen, N. Schweitzer, M. Durkin , J. Monahan. MISSING: J. Gallo .
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SEATED: F. Colubiale, A. Young, M. Cassidy, E. Calvitti , K. McGonigle, D. Devery. R. Qu inn, J. Waldron , R. Valenti. STANDING : E. Mearion, M. Plummer. E. Longstreth , A. Delaney, C. Niessen, P. Bogle, M. Bohrer, P. Koller.
SEATED: G. Gresh , M. Vassallo, G. Foley, T. Harrelson, J . Walker, J. Stickley. STANDING: T. Normile, R. O'Connell. A. Lacroce, R. Gerngross, R. Bryers, P. Durkin, W. Gillies. K. Kelley, B. Buono. MISSING: T. Farrell , G. Fox.
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SEATED: M Glynn , M Meehan, P. Franklin , P. Salmon , S. Brett, S. Daly, J. Wozniak, M. Hoehn, L Morman. STANDING: T. Keane, M. Kowalczyk, B. Konopka, M. Wisniewski.
SEATED: J . Maieron. M. DiRugeris, K . Hielbrann, F. Swallow, J. Walsh, P. Lin , M. Quigley, T . McGovern. STANDING: D. Millet, F. Montemuro, T. Gillespie, P. Uz~lac , R. Scott. 84
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SEATED: W. Bullock, B. Talecki, J. Stockridge, R. Tomasso, M. Ryan, R. Turpin, M. Sommar, R. Vadenais. STANDING: J. Joyce, T. Simmons, A. Ciabattone, L. Tomcho, T. Bigley , K. Richman , D. Dolaway, J. McCormick, M. Brown.
SEATED: K. Fox, J . Pickard, L. Brownsey, J. O'Toole, S. Burns, L. Desiato. STANDING: A. Flad, W. Collins, M. Giuffrida, J . Clinton. R. Eisenhart. MISSING: W. Conran, K . Heil bron n, J . Kaufman.
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BOTTOM ROW: D. Sprague, R. Crumhsh , R. Burke. MIDDLE ROW: C. Strolle, w. Frangipane, T . Cherney, T . Bond, T . DeBeradinis, M. Toy. TOP ROW: J. McGeehan, J . Kiernan , F. McNamara, R. Mclaren, J . DeMerlis, D. Field, P. Kelly.
BOTTOM ROW: C Preis, T. Luff. MIDDLE ROW: D McEivenney, D. Armento, B. Wong , J . Hentz, R. Mullin TOP ROW: P. McNulty, E Dempsey, V. Coli, F. Hoffman, P. Muller, J . Brooks, R. Bond, T. Dooley.
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SEATED: M. McHugh, T . Hoban, K. Murdah, K. Murdah, J . Casciato. STANDING: P. Duzinski, H. Baumann , T. Gutowicz, P. Barba, P. Tatlow, G. Erhardt, W. Thomas, R. Kendrick. MISSING: P. Smock.
SEATED: T. Coyle, D. Smock, C. lvanoski, J. Whelpley, J . Hanna. STANDING: W. Garrity, L. Pilla, G. Halberstadt, F. Reichelt, J . Rogers, G. Widmann.
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SEATED: T. Alberico, E. Suchy, J . Tyska, R. Palnik, F. Solitario, J . Masucci. P. Redican. STANDING: J . Rigney. B. Mitchell, L. Santoro , J. Mihalich, C. McGeary. W Roshko . R. Lesher.
SEATED: J . Gillespie, R. Moser, J . Powers, R. Slizofski, A Trickel . G. Ang1lletta. STANDING: J. ludovici, T . McGlynn. P. DiBattiste. S. Depman, J. Patkus. W. Dearolf, J . Yodsnukis, F. Cannon .
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SEATED: B. Waugh , A. Bonanni, J. Mastronardo, A. Coulter, J . Fleming, P. Strasser. STANDING: J . Freed , S. Weber, E. Pottichen, J. Williams, J. McGlinn, S. Colgan, C. Graf, S. McFarland, G. Francis
SEATED: E. Grubb, B. Zeglen , M. Kohler, J Thomas, M. Kelly, W. Kane STANDING: J. Connell , M. Parker, J . Waldron , G. Magnatta, M. Jayne, G. Connor, K. O'Neill, T. Keating . ABSENT: G. Beaty, C. Stokes .
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SEATED: F. Gramlich, J . McGonigal, R. Lawler, C. Kane, R. Cyzio, D. Dunn, G. LaPalombara. STANDING: M. Cah1ll, J . Fornace, C. Szal, R. Biddle, J . Turnitsa. L. Vallerio.
SEATED: S. DiCicco, S. Vecchione, J . Cattie, G. Nugent, C. Heiser, D. Schlosser. P. Castaldi. STANDING: J. Burke, L. Costar, J . Chesna, B. Bryers, M. Gallagher, B . Ritter, E. Mancuso, J . Sundermann.
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SEATED: J . O'Connell, R. Michel, M. Franzen, R. Lavelle, J. Angelichio, J . Wojtylak, V. Hee, G. Schreiner. STANDING: R. Heleniak, P. Cremins, R. Nix, G. Tate, J . Ragg, L. Canelli, R. Paczewski, W. Turner.
SEATED: R. Butler. N. VanGalen , M. Schweitzer, A. Racchino, P. Cioffi , C. Gargan, W. Ruch, J . Wesner, D. Durkin. STANDING. T. Cox, C. Downing, M. Delaney, M. Webster, J Connor, J Heiser, G. Gubicza ABSENT. J . Durktn.
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SEATED: J. Castaldi, J. McShea, K. Mitskas, T. Jackson, M. Howard, K. Quirk. STANDING: B. Hoehn. J. Eck. C. Eike. K. Rodden, P. Sharkey, K. Keenan. ABSENT: G. Bowers , J. Malone, P. Marcolina, T. Przybylowski.
SEATED: F. Day, K. Smith, K. Gillespie, J. Miriello, D. Thomas, B . Gillespie. STANDING: J. Gorman , J. Lomanno, J. Qumn , H. Krecker, D. Paranzino, J. Lavin.
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SEATED: F. Magee, J. Brett, T. Ford, C. Marg1otti, J . Flannery, B. Burke. STANDING: C. Dombrowski , A. Maciunas, T. Keller. J . Grace, R. Wallace, C. Smith. ABSENT: P. Desmond , P. Spagnoletti.
SEATED: D. Purcell , T. McGlinchey, J. O'Doherty, C. Sacchetti , T Elsesser, M. Caponigro. STANDING: R. Tierney, M. Jankowski, A. Wakelee, M. Bernard .
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SEATED: R. Bayer, T. Smith , J. Regan, L. Weinstein, W. Meehan, N. Harris. STANDING: J . Tyree, M. Wh iteside, S. Glenn , J. Powers, E. Behr, C. Menta.
SEATED: C. Brown , A Mulroney , C. Taylor, J . Vacchiano, L. Fitzpatrick, T. Frein . STANDING : J. Sookiasian, G. McCann, P. Penny, M. Christiansen. E. Abernathy, T. Clark. ABSENT: M. Bernick, R. Kelly.
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SEATED: M. Quigg, J. Feeney, J. Thoma, W. Koltys, P. Smith, D. Mascari. STANDING: J. Molina, J. Turner, R. Wroblewski, C. Kirk, B. Givnish, R. Kotas, T . Hughes, R. Prodoehl.
SEATED: P. Proko, R. Souders, T. Dtstefano. R. Walsh, M. Kradzinskt STANDING: E. Kliment, C. VonHake. H. O'Donnell , S. Pelensky, M. Draham, R Rosa, N. DiBello . ABSENT: M. Daniele, J . Galen.
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brother edward conway our alarm clock at camp canadensis the resident biologist healer of our wounds our team dietician the psychologist and counsellor of the team tirelessly working to prepare the team for battle the middle man for the coaches and the players keeper of the whirlpool the originator of the water break an mspiration to team morale through his actions behind the scene
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august 17th " the end of summer". our team is together again everyone has long hair " head first" on the hill, the big guy dishing soup, gallons and gallons of bug juice dripping wet pads, raw lungs and quivering knees, lumpy arms and bleeding foreheads how can anyone stand the punishment never knowing when you'll be unable to take another step pushing your body to its limit sacrificing our health and comfort for one goal-the league championship if only the sun would go in a weekend off-the seashore! " gotta love it on a monday morning "
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bill burt manages to last two weeks " thank god i never have to go back to neshaminy" vacationing at sunny camp canadensis szostak dive-bombing in cabin 2 pops harchut taking a nap steaming cold showers " who let my frogs go" "what' s a skunk want with my hershey bar" " they could make a nice quarry out of this field" there 's tears in everyone's eyes as we depart from that lovely mountain resort
" all right, let's get on offense, mingo get over the ball" ready, hike! ready, hike! struggling for perfection-timing. stance, short choppy steps keep your head up, your tail down " you're holding, brian!" " run that again , dave" one week to think about each team mcdevitt's gonna come at you like gangbusters " the man across from you , costar. is a moose" heads up and hustle- " fire out. line" our offense sporadic, our defense tenaciouslasalle 14-mcdevitt 6 a bit nerve-racking but it's victory
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victory ... the only way to reach our goal victory at ryan-neck and neck until the end mizia ran wild and mingo sets a catholic league record for the longest punt snap the feeling in your stomach after a win have to get up for judge-it's been eight years eight years!!!-wipe the slate clean now Iasaiie 6-judge 0 we're beginning to roll, gain confidence
front row-left to right-j. belcher, b. me hugh, m. sutton , r. mizia , s. mountain , r. hanssens, r. szostak, m. breen, s. bond. r. harchut, c. freed. second row-mr. j . colistra, bro. j. d' alfonso, w. whelpley , w. burt, a. viggiano, j. Chirico. w. benz. w. haury, m. wisniewski, bro. e. conway. third row-1. costar, v. mastronardo, w. kane, j. me shea, w. bryers, b. hoehn, k. keenan, j. flannery, j. me glinn , k. quirk. last row-t. abernathy , r. nix, g. tate, j. wesner, j. j. ragg, c. sacchetti , w. meehan , a. coulter, j. brett, c. smith .
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" stay home tonight and watch 'triple cross' " mountain' s interception turns the tables against dougherty and we realize the pride of being at the top daily sessions at colistra's studio of fine arts " what's the word-beat the bird!" we taste our first defeat-long ride home thank god i never have to go back to egan work harder-showdown at norristown
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" how many up-downs today, bob" chan still hasn 't made it to calisthenics under the lights at kendrick-we almost did it kenrick 13- lasalle 12, disgust, sorrow, exhaustion, disbelief our most disappointing defeat " that's water over the dam"
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first row-left to right-j. rigney, m. durkin, m. monaghan , b . talecki, j. stockridge. second row-c. ivanowski, p. uzelac, b. gerngross, p. salmon, b. bogle, c. dearolf, t. monihan, k. kelly, b . mitchel, b. me glaren, a. dougherty. top row-j. me cormick, c. me geary, j. whelpley, I. buonomo, w. bullock, n. schweitzer, s. brett. j . casciato, t. gillespie, b. gillies, m. meehan, r. bryers, g . fox, j. brooks
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first row-left to right-mr. me govern, m. eckert , w. tamasitis, s . crumlish , m. field , j . malloy. second row-m. wil ls, j. morton, p. stamatis, m. gaeto, j. haenn , p. mooney, m. williams, j. morgan. third row-t. murphy , h. me caffrey, j. harrison, g . gallagher, t. kerins, m. tillger. fourth row-p. smith, c. stoelker, a. reed . fifth row-j. cahill, m. me glinn, m. dwyer, r. devlin, k. guinan , m. nix, a. martucci. sixth row-p. daley, d. hartman , d . coffey, d. bonanomi, t. ignas. m. de simone, t. sarnese, p. brabazon. missing-j. franklin, j. brown. w. bobbie. m. evans, j. weber. j. shields. missing coaches-j. kent, b. belcher, w. Ioughery, p. cassidy.
on to beat north catholic 20-0, an easy win our last test-wood for second place an unbelievable steal gives them the win more frustration, more disgust the league season ends-our goal unfulfilled thanksgiving at roxboroughcaked in victorious mud and frozen solid no title but countless memories we tasted our share of sweet victory and battled to the end in defeat a close-knit, hard-hitting , proud team
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cross country team : sitting-john suchy, john rothwell, jim gillespie, john li , fred crumlish . bob Silvestri , don sprague, bill friel. kneeling-john burns, j.b. o 'neill, lou santoro, craig preis, steve radomski, bob reynolds, john talecki , frank colubiale. standing-pat hannon , paul gagalais, don armento, dave mckee, rich landers, paul tatlow, bob quinn, jim zurbach, paul morrison, mike mcmonagle, tom band, mike magarity, john scanlon , bruce konopka, mike sommar, pat mcnulty, jim gillespie, absent-mark daniele.
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write Iasaiie, number 2 and your name on this card ... city champs-shutout ... you guys got a dynasty ... the coachthe man who made the difference ...
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" Attention please, the Carrots have arrived " ... donning the latest in stylish foot apparel ... searching for the ball you had last week and the Nads are on lane 10 and who do we play today? ... eyeing your opponents cautiously ... what's our handicap and somebody get Vig and taking a few practice throws and this is it you guys let's go out and get 'em ... the approach to the lane-some awkward, some slow, some graceful and quick ... the balls bounce, swerve, roll , curve and slide down
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run 2Y2 miles, pushups, 100 mountain climbers roll out the mat, what a smell practice, practice, practice stand up, keep your head up, get the inside crotch , pin him big match tomorrow, they won't let you do that hey motormouth, shut up why does Iavin keep asking for milk and cookies? big match comes, kelley wins as usual just sit there on bench , wow! just look at my guy's arms did mcglinn say he can 't breath? don 't tell buzzy, but there' s a television camera on him hey mr. hine, is this legal?
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mid-october the start of another season ... running drills, passing drills, dribbling drills, scrimmages every week and then the exhibition games ... " it's your year, make what you want of it"
zig-zag, shuffle, reaction and trailer, picks, screens, zone and man to man ... ' 'you know what we have, you know what they have· '
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getting position . boxing out and timing ... " move the ball and you'll get the good shot" ... wind sprints, thirty seconds, laps and finally a drink of water.
" shoot on the move for ten minutes" ... friday nights and sunday afternoons, new warm-ups and uniforms, a victorious christmas tournament ... a spot in the top twenty, and new cheerleaders.
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sitting-jack flannery, steve gardner, tom jackson, steve javie, mark magarity, rick hogan standing-mike osborne (mgr.), ed mearion, ted gutowicz, den purcell, kevin cornely, lou canelli , mark gleason , joe mihalich
north, judge, and dougherty to name only a few ... timeouts. fouls, jump balls .. " are you giving a hundred percent" ... field goals, foul shots. steals, assists, rebounds ... "you're as good as you want to be".
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tied for third and a win put us in second, tight games. last second shots, romps . " we have a big ball game this weekend, let's play smart" ...
good shots. crash the boards, make your foul shots ... only a few more games and then ... palestra, palestra, palestra.
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Hockey Team Kneeling, c. freed (alternate captain), c. wagner, t. margiotti, m. wisniewski, f. gramlich, g. pierce. standing, m. whiteside. b. sabia, (alternate captain), c. margiotti, b. donoghue, m. carney, p. lin, mr. b. whiteside, (coach}, k. dunton, b. whiteside, (captain), t. normile
mr. whiteside here yet, bill? ... who put the net out backwards? ... who are these guys, the boston bruins ... keep feeding shellington ... at least i got a jersey ... nice try, mouse ... keep it in the zone ... shoot mike .. . who's scared, schrelner ... that goalie's a brick wall ... how does shellington do that ... up 6-2, maybe i'll get to play ... all right second line get ready ... can't you claim a penalty if 10 minutes after a check you 're head is still ringing ... get the hat ... work ... i hope l don't get caught with my junior license ... if monteverde's playing, you know we won ...
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" no five, no drive", fifteen marks in a row and we get a pretzel. "no drive" harrison made a spare? blow that five pin out of there. come on " clutch poodle" , you can do it.
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why don't we nominate wally for team mascot? . .. german shepherd . .. ten flights of cross country steps ... do you take opera? ... teeny's asleep again ... red alert . . . put out that cigar ... who's the coach .. . who wants to buy a racing shirt? ... saucehound ... buzzy arrives at four, great turnout ... prep boats filled . . boat house flooded ... yes, we have a cadaver .. .
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Front Row (left to right). bill whelpley, steve gardner, steve mountain (cocaptain), bob mizia (co-captain). Middle Row (left to right). jim brett, mike cassidy, tom jackson, bill bryers , bob harchut, kevin rodden. Top Row (left to right). jack quinn, john hyman , teddy gutowicz, steve javie, andy carson
last season a disappointment we began the season great, but can't sustain our drive a few tough loses and we're out of the championship a frustering season but we gain the experience necessary to win it all last season's disappointment makes this year an even greater challenge throughout the summer and winter, we prepare for " our season "
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c'mon kev, all the way down mole shut up and do the push ups whelp, you're cheafin, toad, you too let's go cass, teddy, tommy , jimmy, push yourselves okay, leg lifts , count of four
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so that's where the water is ... how many did you say that was, joe ... real swingers ... honest, it was only a practice shot? .. . sure Frank ... captain cueball mchugh, returning letterman, .. . the divot, kell, the divot ... brother lewis returns to the turf .. . hopes for another catholic league championship ... the rakes behind you , schweitz
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morning workouts at 7:15 am? . . . hannon ran to school again today ... six people made the 1000 mile c lub ... when are they going to resurface the track? ... the old stop watch in the raincoat trick ... will bob beat out cookie man and john? ...
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" putrid" bill burt can really chuck that shot put ... who's that new kangaroo in the high pit? ... next time we'll run the 100 yard dash into the wind ... that boy's smoking ... lift those knees ... drive all the way ... finish strong ... needed: a mile runner who can windoesn't have to talk all the time, doesn't have to have a beard, ... how often do these me devitt dudes run on our track? ...
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the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. as the intramural program spans the globe for athletic competition which it finds in the unique contests of tug of war and volleyball to the more conventional sports of football and basketball. love-fifteen, love-thirty, love-forty, love that jimmy edwards trophies will be given out today at the intramural awards assembly. anyone who did not receive a trophy can pick one up after school today in the intramural office. Remember, all trophies must go!
hilary is reffing today, so toad-Oon't even bother to come. when is macort's mafia going to learn that only five can play at one time we have our own nba ref in the form of joe bogle
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joe schreiner
john zeock
joe fineran
beat egan day . oh really now ... " once again gang we have a problem about the man 1n the desert in his pajamas" ... bruiser's boys ... class of '72 . . don't look at da keys ... damn yankees ... you 're violating all kinds of endings ... shut up the hell pete cardamone
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al ciaverelli
dennis COCCO
gary taglialatela
chris quinn
first mixer ... " Help i'm trapped in room 318 doing charades" ... jocko ... " does anyone know john cush " ... " briggs , take 20 laps" ... animal farm ... study periods ... " what's a bibliography?" ... baseball pools ... sister mary twelvetrees. tom mcauliffe
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george martin
larry white
steve javie
ernie scalzo
lou mccabe
tom Iavin
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frank donaghue
lou pelosi
joe gerngross
dick talmage
kevin mcgettigan
tom lowery
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mike me monagle
rich devine
john gutekunst
bill reardon
tom walsh
bill brown
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john Iockard
jim toolan
tim mahoney
pete beck
ed hoffman
kevin cornely
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steve me glynn
jeff morris
john seraphin
joe colosi
ed heraty
joe sweeney
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ray matlack
mark gleason
joe smith
john flynn
tony battistini
joe brady
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mark hinkel
joe dougherty
chip jones
john wojcik
paul morrison
mike mattei
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mike kennedy
john pagan
bob talecki
bob palidora
joe santarone
kevin me donnell
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john calvitti
charlie zanger
steve caramenico
pat hannon
tim hughes
library permits ... gospel according to peanuts . . . wally cox ... bernie's beef and beer ... charles stankiewicz ... patagonian theorum ... hinduism ... buddahism ... taoism ... jem and boo radley ... it's all gabage ... up the xylem, down the phloem .. . stewart, gallagher, and bauerle for a better student government ... mike coffey 162
ken kretschman
tom smith
rich ansel
bob szostak
james dilaurenzo
what's the difference between a test and a credit exercise ... tryouts today for south pacific . .. the iron duck rules all ... phineas and gene .. . let me copy your lab report ... 52 kids take trip to walton ... Ia salle 14 dougherty 0 .. . john mezzanotte
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kevin sommar
greg cauterucci
tony bracken
mike maiale
john giannini
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pete frentzen
john bilder
mark magarity
john thomas
greg kochanowicz
jim zurbach
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jim ward
frank wills
walt fyk
joe doyle
charles scott
bill whelpley
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kevin rowland
john harrelson
steve mountain
ron crisci
hugh me ginley
jim cooney
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gerry taylor
bill haury
nick rongione
marty enright
bnan brown
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mike osborne
ted grasela
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steve allen
ed quarry
neil dougherty
howie bassinger
mike thompson
gerry barth
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matt mullen
rich carlin
mitch levy
frank dischinger
ron straub
bob harchut
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dom galle
glenn dimino
bill benz
kevin maurer
andy carson
tim harrington
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gerry amole
guy giordano
steve clark
bob byrne
chuck freed
bill whiteside
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vince wolfinger
bernie burns
joe bogle
jeff christie
keith robinson
justin borkowski 175
mike dapkunas
psat ... zephyr ... crisci, viggiano, and rongione for good government ... citizen kane ... ring dance .. . hippie hill ... involvement day .. . parties at toad' s ... kathi mccauley is dolly ... tennis during free periods . 3 cheers for charles " tremendous" jones ...
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rick mascitti
steve brady
bob hanssens
jim mooney
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jim haggerty
quadratic equation . . . burt runs on putrid ticket. but donnelly wins ugly man ... wild turk stories ... can 't make guns and butter .. . existentialism ... junior prom is smashing success ... magnesium sulfide stinks like rotten eggs for a week ...
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bob desmond
mark wisniewski
joe walker
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robin reilly
tony alberico
tom waldron
tom lehman
brian mchugh
mike breen 178
john mclean
mark sutton
paul mcgurkin
john young
dave sciolla
joe flood
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bob heiser
mike imsick
tim moore
bill radomski
frank teaming
mike kudzmas
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dan fleischmann
jim braun
terry me adams
bill burt
marty donze
tim cowley 181
tom barba
tony morris
rick hogan
mark moross
john scanlon
bill sabia 182
steve bond
bob gehres
jim dittrich
jerry hathaway
marty mahon
stan zoltek 183
steve gardner
jim edwards
pete miller
bob davies
vince ferran
matt chilicki
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john skladzien
bob mcmunn
rick briggs
john hyman
george durkin
chuck dougherty
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terry me fadden
kevin dwyer
greg pierce
we finally made it ... first kazoo band ... wild christmas party in room 204 ... cross country wins it all . . . " religious" retreats ... work study ... " chatin road three" ... mooning over girls in the parking lot ... mole .. . selma soul ... responsibilities .. .
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tom daly
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john chirico
jim belcher
john brady
applying to college . .. you 're doing fine buddy .. . siddhartha . .. saint john's gospel ... senior lounge? .. . free periods . .. who' s pickle? .. . looking forward to memorial day .. . hooty-hoot ... hootch . . . graduation . . . memories ... alumni .. .
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this ain't no triangle ... this ain't no triangle ... brother james brown's baby .. . let's see, no intramurals, no meetings ... hey gurk, let's go to 7 eleven . .. you draw a straight line, then another, and another,
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editors justin borkowski mark moross
photography steve allen mike maicher mike thompson
associate editors mike breen chris bradley rick briggs jeff christie walt fyk bob heiser
writers bill geiger john gutekunst mike imsick dave mckee
business managers jim haggerty jim ward
moderator gerald tremblay
contributors jim cooney kevin cornely paul mcgurkin
mike maiale steve mountain joe santarone
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W. MARK HINKEL 2410 High Road Huntingdon Valley 19006 947-3203
KEVIN DWYER 1042 Allengrove St Philadelphia 19124 288-6962
GAETAN GIORDANO 3233 S 18th St Philadelphia 19145 468-6121
EDWARD HOFFMAN 40 Boxwood Rd. Churchville 18966 355-4169
JAMES EDWARDS 3541 Primrose Ad Philadelphia 19114 464-1957
RICHARD HOGAN 1663 Ft Washington Av Maple Glen 19002 464-9447
BERNARD ENRIGHT 737 Upsal Ad Jenkintown 19046 886-6720
MARK GLEASON 2410 Rosemore Ave Glenside 19038 887-5427 THADDEUS GRASELA 2567 E. Ontario St Phila. 19134 426-7668
TIMOTHY HUGHES 113 W Chestnut Hill Av. Phila 19118 247-5068
DAVID FEENY 1516 Upland Ave Jenkintown 19046 885-5683
EDWARD GRIFFITH 436 Herm1t St. Phlla 19128 483-2195
JOHN HYMAN 575 Wartman St. Phila 19128 482-5984
VINCENT FERRARI 6626 Roosevelt Blvd Philadelphia 19149 333-9263
JOHN GUTEKUNST 8201 Ferndale St. Phila 19111 342-3961
MICHAEL IMSICK 7718 Queen St. Wyndmoor 19118 233-0359
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STEVEN JAVIE 4020 N Warner Ad. Lafayette Hill 19444 828-9433
KEVIN McDONNELL 4067 Hillside Ad Lafayette H1ll 19444 828-5624
MICHAEL MATIEI 614 E. Jamestown Street Philadelphia 19128 482-7545
CHARLES JONES 8422 Ardleigh St Phlla 19118 247-0265
TERRENCE McFADDEN 5020 Miriam Rd. Phila. 19124 53~145
KEVIN MAURER 134 Parkview Road Cheltenham 19012 635-1712
MARK JULIANO 8004 Colfax St Phila 19136 624-3241
KEVIN McGETTIGAN 2801 Winchester Ave. Phila. 19136 332-9736
JOHN MEZZANOTIE 511 Roumfort Road Philadelphia 19119 248-1220
MICHAEL KENNEDY 3666 Richmond St Phila 19134 739-0415
HUGH McGINLEY 217 Tyson Ave Glens1de 19038 887-6714
PETER MILLER 6640 Sprague Street Philadelphia 19119 848-9392
GREG KOCHANOWICZ 5257 Akron St. Phlla 19124 743-6537
STEPHEN McGLYNN 371 Moreland Ad. Huntingdon 19006 947-3055
ROBERT MIZIA 7025 Hagerman Street Philadelphia 19135 338-1498
GEORGE KONESKY 1514 Jill Ad Willow Grove 19090 659-6439
PAUL McGURKIN 112 Berkeley Ad Glenside 19038 885-3911
ROBERT MONTEVERDE 1704 Harris Road Philadelphia 19118 836-5241
KENNETH KRETSCHMAN 722 Cedar Hill Ad Ambler 19002 646--6283
BRIAN McHUGH 4024 Joshua Ad Lafayette Hill 19444 828-2963
JAMES MOONEY 2165 Woodlawn Avenue Glens1de 19038 887-7746
MICHAEL KUDZMAS 4351 Edgemont St. Phlla 19137 744-9179
DAVID McKEE 116 W Seymoor St Phila 19144 329-S202
TIMOTHY MOORE 4111 Presidential Drive Lafayette Hills 19444 836-5088
THOMAS LAVIN 204 Atwood Ad Phlla 19118 836-7158 FRANCIS LEAMING 43 Woodale Ad. Phila 19118 248-3567
JOHN McLEAN 2Naoml Lane Chalfont 18914 822-1131
MARK MOROSS 8810 Wainwright Road Chestnut Hill 19116 233-4276
MICHAEL McMONAGLE 4939 Portico St Phila 19144 438-4281
ANTHONY MORRIS 203 F1sher Road Jenkmtown 19046 887-7859
THOMAS LEHMAN 4005 Briar Lane Lafayette Hi1119444 828-3739
ROBERT McMUNN 7323 Belden St Phila 19111 342 1418
JEFFREY MORAIS 1524 E Willow Grove Ave. Wyndmoor 19114 836-4287
MITCHELL LEVY 1915 Chester Ave. Abington 19001 659-0973
MARK MAGARITY 521 Auburn Avenue Wyndmoor 19118 836-5675
PAUL MORRISON 2314 Mulberry Lane Lafayette Hill 19444 828-4129
JOHN LOCKARD 605 Meadow Lane Oreland 19075 887-1732
MARTIN MAHON 7844 Fayette Street Philadelphia 19150 424-8867
STEPHEN MOUNTAIN 1734 Fuller Street Philadelphia 19152 725-6975
THOMAS LOWERY 1131 Wayfield Or Norristown 19401 666-6808
TIMOTHY MAHONEY 639 Jamestown Street Philadelphia 19128 483-7322
MATTHEW MULLEN 426 W Waverly Road Glenside 19038 867-8588
TERRENCE McADAMS 7244 Bradford St. Ph1la 19149 624-7564
MICHAEL MAIALE 971 Netherwood Drive Norristown 19403 272-2141
MICHAEL OSBORNE 1828 Nolen Street Philadelphia 19138 549-2493
THOMAS McAULIFFE 7 Mercer Hill Ad Ambler 19002 646-6009
GEORGE MARTIN 6401 N 7th Street Philadelphia 19126 224-1012
JOHN PAGAN 7136 Ogontz Avenue Philadelphia 19138 424-1072
LOUIS McCABE W Valley Green Ad Flourtown 19031 233-1088
RICHARD MASCITTI 2709 McKean Street Philadelphia 19145 389-7470
ROBERT PALIOOAA 12 T1mberhill Drive Turnersville 08012 227-9460
KEVIN McCAFFERTY 1817 Fulmer St. Phila 19115 673-1135
RAYMONO MATLACK 7510 Watson Street Philadelphia 19111 742-4677
LOUIS PELOSI 504 Burton Road Oreland 19075 233-1480
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GREGORY PIERCE 1896 Purdie Lane Maple Glen 19002 646-4764
JOHN SERAPHIN 2175 Oakdale Avenue Glenside 19038 887-2674
JOSEPH WALKER 3730 Burnett Lane Huntingdon Valley 19006 947-3517
EDWARD QUARRY 2843 Walnut Hill Street Philadelphia 19152 464-6976
JOHN SKLADZIEN 3340 Mercer Street Philadelphia 19134 246-9786
THOMAS WALSH 7232 Rupert St. Phila 19149 331-6492
CHRISTOPHER QUINN 447 E Mount Airy Ave. Philadelphia 19119 247-1319
JOSEPH SMITH 1918 S 12th Street Phila 19148 334-2037
JAMES WARD 4036 Westaway Dr. Lafayette H1ll 19444 828-7934
WILLIAM RADOMSKI 8870 Norwood Avenue Philadelphia 19118 242-0491
THOMAS SMITH 11945 Glenfield Street Philadelphia 19154 632-1217
KEVIN WEINSTEIN 638 Renz Street Phila. 19128 482-2248
WILLIAM REARDON 426 Clement Road Jenkintown 19046 884-1607
KEVIN SOMMAR 304 Penn Oak Road Flourtown 19031 233-4255
WILLIAM WHELPLEY 809 Hawthorne A. Primos 19018 626-2933
ROBIN REILLY 8800 Wissahickon Avenue Philadelphia 19128 483-3636
RONALD STRAUB 4911 Roosevelt Blvd. Philadelphia 19124 743-7143
LARRY WHITE 1435 Oakmont St. Phlla. 19111 342-7474
MICHAEL RICHARDSON 7739 Temple Road Philadelphia 19150 927-7582
MARKSUTION 526 E Gorgas Lane Philadelphia 19119 848-4546
WILLIAM WHITESIDE 7808 Cobden Rd. Laverock 19118 836-5201
KEITH ROBINSON 306 Roxborough Avenue Philadelphia 19128 482-5149
JOSEPH SWEENEY 326 Richardson Road Lansdale 19446 822-2702
FRANK WILLS 8403 Hull Drive Philadelphia 19118 233-1147
NICHOLAS RONGIONE 1816 Benson Street Philadelphia 19152 742-1115
ROBERT SZOSTAK 8816 Rising Sun Avenue Philadelphia 19115 677-6781
MARK WISNIEWSKI 20 W North Lane Conshohocken 19428 828-6494
KEVIN ROWLAND 603 Vernon Road Philadelphia 19119 848-2996
GARY TAGLIALATELA 928 E Mount Airy Avenue Philadelphia 19150 248-3923
JOHN WOJCIK 2702 E Somerset Street Philadelphia 19134 634-0376
WILLIAM SABIA 223 Bannockburn Street Ambler 19002 646-6535
ROBERT TALECKI 8612 Ferndale Street Philadelphia 19115 677-3697
VINCE WOLFINGER 1014 Garfield Avenue Ardsley 19038 887-4292
JOSEPH SANTARONE 6601 N. American Street Philadelphia 19126 548-5944
RICHARD TALMAGE 2600 Martin Road Willow Grove 19090 659-7824
LEON WUGOFSKI 1931 Chew Avenue Philadelphia 19141 224-6807
JOHN SCAN LON 2910 Nesper Street Philadelphia 19152 333-3454
GERALD TAYLOR 603 Standwood Street Philadelphia 19111 342-4825
JOHN YOUNG 7384 Ridge Avenue Philadelphia 19128 483-1100
ERNEST SCALZO 5108 Marion Street Philadelphia 19144 833-6740
JOHN W THOMAS 344 Penn Road Wynnewood 19096 642-2948
HENRY ZACNY 417 Paoli Avenue Philadelphia 19128 483-6153
ROBERT SCHMIDT 310 W Glenside Avenue Glenside 19038 886-6758
MICHAEL THOMPSON 6048 N 21st Street Philadelphia 19138 843-2512
CHARLES ZANGER 3241 Knorr Street Philadelphia 19149 624-0591
JOSEPH SCHREINER 3015 Guilford Street Philadelphia 19152 332-3627 DAVID SCIOLLA 6201 N. 7th Street Philadelphia 19126 548-7356
PAUL TOOLAN 131 Greenwood Drive Willow Grove 19090 659-6159
JOHN ZEOCK 23 Taylor Road Conshohocken 19428 828-2138
ANTHONY VIGGIANO 528 Brandymere Rd. Rosemont 1901 0 527-3723
STANLEY ZOL TEK 9 Chris1opher Drive Holland 18966 357-9320
CHA.RLES SCOTI 109 Timothy Drive Maple Glen 19002 646-2520
THOMAS WALDRON 5865 N Seventh St Phila 19120 424-1013
JAMES ZURBACH 346 Magee Street Philadelphia 19111 342-7980
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