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In Him was life and the life was the light of men, and the light shineth in the darkness
did not check it.
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A T M O S is a sandy-colored island on an old b lu e sun-bleached sea. portray it. It is rem em bered today only for one reason:
So our classroom maps
on it was produced the first of y ear
books, the Fourth Gospel of O ur Lord, the Good News of C h rist according to St. John. John was only fourteen when he first m et the M aster in the woods that fringe the Jordan. He was seventeen when he was graduated from the Upper Room with a diplom a signed in
C h rist's bright blood and sealed with the seven fires of the Spirit.
Prepped as he had been by two D ivine
Persons,
itwas expected that this Son of T h u n d er would cause quite a stir in the Roman em pire.
Dropped
into
a cauldron
He
did.
of burning oil, he laughed at all the N eros and refused to burn, claim ed he had
within him a "fo u n ta in of w ater leaping up to lasting life " .
T h e em peror didn't understand.
He went o ff
and fiddled the moon. Scores of years later, now nearly ninety, the Eagle of Patmos sat down to write the story of his schoolboy days, those fin e, fast years when first he had learned from the M aster's lips that L ife is Someone w ithin us, " I in you". T h is was his them e.
In Him is L ife and the L ife is the Light to illu m ine all our darknesses.
Patmos is no longer im portant, Peter's is.
For here at Grand Street where we have no eagles but only
spiresfu l of pigeons, the M ystery is now at work among us. A s we record its w orkings in the pages that fol low, we readily adm it that we have built into our book thoughts of John which we do not fu lly understand. But one thing we know, of one truth we are certain, in one real way the M ystery has already proven be tru e :— to love Peter's is to love God. For H e is in it. T h is book is built that you may really believe it . . . and have joy in your belief.
itself to
SO N S O F T H U N D E R St. Jo h n was called by th e M aster B oanerges, Son o f T h u n d e r. Prep can boast them today by th e h u n 足 dreds. Below, th e Royal Rooters let roll a victo ry roar.
Liberty has many ways
yiay Be One As Thou, Father, In Me�
nd G o o d
F e l l o w ship
pA TH ER
RECTO R
and
th e Seniors bid farew ell to Prep together. H art s
Father
happy sm ile
and
gen u in e interest in all our effo rts m ake
helped
m uch
to
P e te r s th e la rg e
and m ean ing fu l place it is. him
We
sh all
rem em ber
p articu larly for the
gym he built us. W e trust th at fu ture years w ill find him once again resident at Grand Street.
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Fr. Rector tucks a relic into the cornerstone.
ADMINISTRATION
fA T H E R
R IO R D A N ,
S .J .,
D ean
of
C la ssics prom ulgates a point from the " R a tio " . . . R ising costs raise th e e y e brows of Fr. Fey, S .J. as th e T re a su re r sees red in th e ledger . . . T h e Dean of En g lish,
M r.
M c N a lly ,
"sp e a k s
d is
tin c tly " as he glories an another Goombosh tale. Fr. F a rrick e r, S .J., P refe ct o f D is cip lin e , M aster of M en , tunes his "a ch tu n g " m achin e . . . Fr. Shallo e, S.J. steals away from his coun sellor's o ffice to ch e ck the latest G ym D rive returns . . . O ne m ore intricate change is im m i nent as M r. O rthen , R eg istrar, sh ifts th e pegs on his factotum board . . . Fr. M cEvo y, S .J ., A th le tic A d o n is, p re pares for another tra ck meet.
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LE O F R A N C IS A H E R N
P E T E R R O B E R T A R A S IN
D O N A L D JO S E P H
BABO
St. H e n ry's, Bayonne
St. A n th o n y's, Jersey C ity
St. Jo h n 's T h e B aptist, Jersey C ity
Honor Pin 2 , 3 V ic e President V arsity T ra c k 4 .
Sodality 1, 4 ; Pet roc 1, 2 , 3 ; M an  aging Editor 4 .
Honor Pin 1; Intram urals 1 Chess C lu b 2.
North Bergen
ÂŤ
1 2 , 3 ; General Exc< P rizes M athem atics 3 ; Religion 3 ; Greet
German
2 , 3, 4 ;
Class Tro
Ell^beth
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re s id e n t
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W I L L IA M JO S E P H B R A D L E Y St. M ary 's, Je rse y C ity Honor Pin % 2 ; Sodality 1, 2 ; German Club 2 , 3 ; Petroc 4 .
L A W R E N C E M IC H A E L B R A D Y Sacred H eart, Jersey C ity Sodality 3 , 4 ; V arsity Baseball 3 , 4 ; Ja yvee Football 2 , 3.
A S JO S E P H B R A D Y jt . Jo hn 's, Jersey C ity Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Camera Club 2 , 3, 4 ; Petroc Photography 4 ; Petrean 4 .
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F R A N C IS X A V I E R
BRAND ON
H ERBERT A N TH O N Y
BRAUN
St. V in ce n t's , Bayonne C lass President 1; French Clj C h em istry C lu b 3 ; V arsity 3 , 4 ; T ra c k 3.
A R H O tD . Patera®" St. A g n€ Sodality 4 ; Ja w e e
W *
r , c H A R D JO H N m A s Jersey » n u b 3; S t. P a « ' c k s ' 4 . chem 'sU Y C ' UD Soda'itY. U p
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FR E D A N T H O N Y C E N S U L L O St. M ich ae l's, Union C ity , Class Secretary 1; T re asu re r 4 ; Sodality 1; Germ an C lu b 2 .
L O U IS F R A N C IS C E N S U L L O St. M ich ael's, Union C ity Honor Pin 1; Class Secretary 1; Sodality 2 , 3.
t h 0 M A S JO H M
C R 'B B IN
S t. P e te r's, Jersey D A V ID
R tn
S t. H e n ry's,
Bayonne
Intram ural
Sodality 1, F re n c h Club 2.,
ss T reasu rer T ra c k 4 .
■ Sodality Honor P>n 1 7 3 • Petrean
It was a well-decked ship.
JO H N
M IC H A E L C U N IB B B T I
St. M ary's, W est New Y o rk Intram ural Basketball 2 , 3, 4 ; Baseball 2.
1 , 4 ; V o IIctB
V IN C E N T A N T H O N Y
C U R C IO
R O B E R T D E N IS C U R T IN
Our Lady of V icto ries, Jersey C ity
Our Lady of V icto ries, Jersey C ity
Honor Pin 2 , 3 ; Sodality T, 2 , 3 , 4 ; C h e m is t r y C lu b 3 ; D e b a t in g 2 ; Petrean 4.
Sodality 2 ; Chem istry Club 3 ; m atics 1; Band 1; Petrean 4.
'IN C E N T
R A LPH
fcSt. A n n 's ,
Fairlaw n
D 'A M O R E
Honor Pin 2 , 3 ; S ilv e r M edal 3 ; P rize s je n c h 3 ; C h e m istry 3 ; Petrean 4, udent C o un cil 4 ; T e n n is 2 , 3 , 4 .
E M IL IO A . D E L B A G L IV O
AN TH O N Y
PETER D eLU C A
H oly Rosary, Je rsey C ity
Sacred H eart, Jersey C ity
Sodality 2 , 4 ; French C lu b 3 ; Cam era Clu b 3, 4 .
Honor Pin 1, 2 , 3 ; General Excellence A w ard 1, 2 , 3 ; P rize s, M athem atics 1, 2 , 3 ; Cheraistry 3 ; Religion 2 ; German 2$je*iajs D ra i|p tics 2 ; Basketball M anager 3,
R ,C I" J p D E D W A R D D IE H L H f f ia m ily ,
Union C ity
i s i l 3-
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retrean
3 ; G? ner3l Excellence 2 ; German E d ito r-in -C h ief 4 .
d o n a ld
Set shot,— no chippies.
G EO R G E F R A N C IS D O H E R T Y Assum ption,
W ood-Ridge
Sodality' 1, 2 ; French Club 2 ; Debating 1; Intram ural Football 1.
V IN C E N T
RO BERT D O H ER TY
JO H N
F R A N C IS D O N O V A N
Our Lady of V icto ries, Jersey C ity
St. M ary's, Bayonne
Sodality 1, 3, 4 ; Class V ice President 3 ; Student Council 4 ; V arsity Basket ball 3, 4 .
Honor Pin 2 , 3 ; French Prize 3 ; Sodal ity 4 ; V arsity Baseball 3, 4.
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JO H N
F R A N C IS
D U FFY
S t. T h o m a s', W oodhaven, N . Y . Sodality 2 , 3 , 4 ; Petroc It, 2 ; Ja y.yes
°O N A L D j o s f p u St P*ul of The Cr
V IN C E N T
RO BERT D U FFY
St. jjjre re sa 's, Paterson riP in 1, 2 , 3 ; General Excellence 2 ; Sodality 1, 2 , 4 ; Debating Iftty Ten n is 3, 4 ; Petrean Editor' 4.
ENGLEl<£ fi* kIe °tball $S' JerSey V *'"tramuralsVolleyball^ h 2; °> Bgsebaii
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RO BERT
ED W ARD
FA H ERTY
F R A N C IS A L B E R T
FA Y
JO H N
J O A C H IM
F E R R IO L A
St. A lo ys iu s', Je rse y C ity
O ur Lady of V icto rie s, Je rse y C ity
St. P aul's Paterson
Sodality 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Intram ural B aske t ball U 2 ,
Sodality 1, 2 , 3, 4 ; D ram atics 1; Debatin g f f , 2 ; Cam era C lu b 1, 2 ; V a rsity T ra c k 1, 2 ; Bowling 2, 3 , 4.
Honor Pin 1, 2 ; General Excellen Medal 1^ Sod ality I ; C lassical C lu b ]
JO S E P H P. F IT Z P A T R I C K A ll Saints', Jersey C ity I Din 7 3- Sodality 1, A g B Honor Pin / , . . Debating 2 , 4 , S a n ctu a ry S o ciety 3, ^ c )u b 3 ; D
M IC H A E L F R A N C IS FILO Sl Holy Rosary, Jersey C ity tv 1 2 3 ' Silver Medal Honor Pin *' ' German Prize Chem istry â&#x2013; 'ch e m istry Club 3 Sodality 1, m n Petrean 4 .
Classical
1 1
3 4 ; P etro j
^ 2 ; Business' M anager 3, 4 .
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D E R /M O D
ersey City
Uhi" g a r i b a l d i iy ° f Grace F=- •
d 12 1I r ew 2, ' 3 . |E |§ § Medal f j
3nor I Hgion Prize Soda Ii
wmmm
Leo leads a lullaby.
JO H N
F R A N C IS G E LS O N
St. Th e re sa's, Sum m it Sodality 2 , 3 , 4 ; V a rsity T ra c k 4,
W I L L IA M
JO S E P H G IL L
St. P atricks', Jersey C ity Sodality T, 2 ; Intram ural Softball 2 , 3
f p s f A L O Y S I US G L E A V Y 5 t. A lo ysiu s', Jersey C ity Honor Pin 2 ; Sodality 1, 2 , 3, 4 ; Class ical Club 3 ; V arsity Football 4 ; Basketball 3 , 4 .
H A R O L D JO H N
G O LD EN
T H O M A S JO S E P H
ROBERT JAA
G U N N IN G
St. A ed a n 's, Je rse y C ity
S t. P au l's, Je rsey C ity
St. J°s e p h y| j j | | j
Honor Pin 1, 2 , 3 ; Religion C u llu m P rize 1; Sodality 1, V a rsity Baseball 3 , 4 .
Sodality 1, 4 ; Debating 1, 2, 4 ; C lassia3 ; Germ an C lu b 2 ; Ch em istry
H o n o r..
Religion P rize 2, Petrean 4 .
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An individual for Maddy, one for Peggy too.
D A N IE L
W IL L IA M
HORGAN
St. Jo h n 's, Jersey C ity Sodality 2 , 3, 4 ; Student Council P re si足 dent 4 ; Class President 3 , 4 ; Petroc 4, V a rsity Football 2 , 3 , 4 .
JA M E S JO S E P H
H U G H ES
H oly Cross, Harrison Sodality 1, 2 ; French Club 2.
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AU G U ST A LB ER T HUND St. Nicholas, Jersey C ity Sodality 4 ; German Club 3; Club 4 ; Band 1, 2 ; Petrean 4 .
BERN ARD
M IC H A E L JA C K S O N
Jersey C ity , 4. 4 ; Germ an club3 1 4; Sodality 2 'C lu b 3 ; Cam era C lu b 3, C h em istry Chess C li
S t. A n n 's,
A few of the crew pose in port.
E D W IN
K R O H M E R JO HN 速
Evangelical and Reformed Churcl Bayonne Dance Com m ittee 4 ; Intram ural ketball 1 , 2 .
W I L L IA M
JO S E P H
JO H N S T O N
G EO R G E J . JU N G E R M A N N
St. P au l's, Jersey C ity
St. A ug ustine's, Union C ity
Honor Pin 1, 2 , 3 ; German Prize 2 ; Sodality 3 ; V arsity T ra c k 1, 2 .
Sodality 1, 2 , 3, 4 ; Petrean 4.
T H O M A S JO S E P H
KEEN A N
W IL L IA M
JO H N
K IN N E A R
G EO RG E C H A R LE S KO CH
A ssu m p tio n , W o od-R idg e
S t. A u g u stin e's, N ew ark
St. N icho las, Jersey C ity
Sod ality 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Cam era 4 ; Chess C lu b 2 , 3 , 4 ; D ram atics 1; Petrean 4 ; â&#x2013;şPetroc 4 .
Germ an C lu b 4 ; Intram ural Basketball 1, 2 , 3 , 4 .
Sodality 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Germ an Club 2, Band 1, 2 , 3, 4 ; Orchestra 4 .
P
P A T R IC K
LA N G A N
Lady of V icto ries, Jersey Cit) feiP l? L' 2'
Sodality 1, 2 ; Cfi
W e'd much prefer jet.
G EO R G E JO S EP H
LE E
JO H N
C H A R LES
LEH R
F R A N C IS JO S E P H L E M K A N
Sacred Heart, Jersey C ity
St. A ndrew 's, C lifton
St. Lu cy's, Jersey C ity
Honor Pin 1, 2 , 3 ; Sodality 1, 2 , 3, 4 ; Class President 1; V arsity Football 4 ; Ten n is 3, 4.
Honor Pin 1, 2 , 3 ; Sodality 1, 2 ; G er足 man Club 3 ; Petrean 4.
Honor Pin 2 , 3 ; Sodality 2 , 3 , 4.
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CH A R LES
sjS. L E P P A R D
C H A RLES
LEO N A R D
L IN O
Honor Pin 1, 2 , 3 ; Gene? M edal 2 ; G erm an P riz e 2 ;^ S 2, 3, 4 ; Debating 2 ; Classica'
s ile n c e
Honor Pin if, 2 , 3 ; General Exoftl M edal 1; M athei Sodality 1, 2.
Ho w a r d
ED W A I
A . L O N IE W S K I Jersey C ity
St. B rid g et's, Je rse y C ity
St. M a ry 's , Je rse y
, 2 , 3 , 4 ; C h em istry C lu b 3 ; ■ack 11 2 , 3, 4 .
Pi l u d v v /g
St- p™ l's Luth,
Jersey City
Petrean A rt Edi,
Vars/fy Baseba
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LYD EN
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President
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P A U L E D W A R D M c B R ID E
TH O M AS
JO H N
M cC A RTH Y
JA M E S E D W A R D M c C O N V IL L E
St. Joseph's, W est New Y o rk
Sacred H eart, Jersey C ity
St. Jo h n 's, Jersey C ity
Sodality 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; French C lu b 2
Honor Pin 1; Sodality 1; Intram urals 1, 2 , 3, 4 ; French C lu b 3.
Sodality 1, 4 ; C lass V ice President 1; French C lu b 2.
H n e “ r(V Je rse y Citv °
a
,t y
ln tr a ™ ™ l
M cGRADY
B a sk e tb a ll 2 .
D°Sts " A/oys/us^ a i LD R ' Jersey M c KCiE N N A Sodality I B era Club 3 ' i P & i i c , ub 3- C am Petroc 2 3 ' Chess Club 3 ;
No straight lines, two talking.
JA M E S
F R A N C IS
M c K IL L O P
St. P au l's, Jersey C ity Sodality 1 , 2 , 3, 4 ; In tra m u rals: Bas ketball 1; Baseball 1, 3 ; V olleyball 2 , 3, 4 .
E D W IN R O N A L D M c L A U G H L IN St. H en ry's, Bayonne Sodality 2 , 3 ; Classical Club 3 ; V arsity T ra c k 4 .
P A T R IC K
JO S E P H
M cM A H O N
C L IF F O R D F R A N C IS M c N A L L Y
O S EP H M c D O N A L D
Sacred H eart, Je rse y C
St. Lu cy 's, Je rsey C ity
Sodality 1, 2, 3 ; 4 ; C lassical C lu b 3 ; Geri m urals 2 .
iodality 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; V a rsity Football Cheerleader 2, jjrffSSS
ohn's, Jerse y C ity •odality 1, 2, 3, 4 ; V a rsity T ra c k 2, 3, 4 ; Chess C lu b 2 ; Ch em istry C lu b 3.
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JO H N
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H H i^ H so d ai«v ■ M g m m
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11 M
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Intram ural5 ' S t. «
2, 3-
2 . fre n ch C la ssic a ''C 'ub % Baseball 3-
4‘
m a h o c c h io
M w e s t N ev. Y o rk 1 St. ^ a r y 1 4 ; F re n c h asebaU | g asK e tb a "
I
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m a n z a
Sodality
E A R L E L O U IS M A R K E Y
R O N A L D D A N IE L M A R O T T A
D A N IE L JA M E S M A S S A R E L L I
St. Joseph's, W est New Y o rk
St. Paul of the Cross, Jersey C ity
St. M ary's, Star of the Sea, Bayonne
Honor Pin 1, 2 , 3 ; Silve r M edal 2 ; Religion P rize 1; Sodality 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; V a rsity Basketball 3 , Captain 4 ; Base ball 3 , 4;- Classical Club 3 ; Student Council 4 .
Sodality 1/ 2 , 4,’ Intram urals Basket ball 1, 2 , 4 ; Softball 2 , 3 , 4 ; V olleyball 2 , 3 , 4 ; French Club 2.
Honor Pin 1, 2 , 3 ; Silver Medal 1; Petrean 4 ; Intram urals: Basketball 3, 4 ; Baseball 2.
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G E R A LD JA M ES
M ATH EW S
P H IL IP
HOW ARD
M A ZZO LA
PH 8 I Church, Bayonne Dutch R eform ed Chu ■ B a- Dramatics i. Honor P*n / '
s t. Paul's, JerseY° tyReligion Medal 2; Honor Pin ' - % 3 ' p^ n Sodality 2, 1. jfa Team 3, pg
4; | § § §
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dozen.
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JA M E S JO S E P H M E S C A L L St. M ich ael's, Union C ity Sodality 1, 2 ; Classical Club 3 ; German Club 3 ; Petrean 4 ; Petroc 3 , 4 .
C H A R LES EDW ARD M EYER St. M ich ae l's, Union C ity 3 , 4 ; Germ an C lu b 3 ;
R O B E R T JA M E S M E Y E R St. Joseph's, W est New Y o rk Honor Pin 1/ 2 , 3 ; Silver M edal Religion M edal 1; Sodality 1, 2 , 3 , D e n tin g 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Classical Club ] , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Petrean
2; 4; 3, 4;
fr M n c i s
peter
M ILONE
THOMAS ROBERT MORAN
EDWARD R. MORRISSEY
S ria M a ry 's, Je rse y C ity
S t. A lo y siu s', Je rse y C ity
St. A lo ysiu s', Jersey C ity
S o Jjj|ity 1, 2, 3, 4 ; C h e m istry C lu b 3 ; Petlijg n 4 ; A cco rd ian Band 1, 2 , 3 , 4.
Honor Pin 1, 2 ; Sodality 1, 2, 3 , 4, Germ an C lu b 2, 3 ; Petrean 4 .
Honor Pin ball 3 , 4 .
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BERNARD JOHN MURPHY S t. N icho las7, Jersey C ity Sodality 1, 2/ 3 , 4 ; Band K 2
1
GERARi St. Jo lj
2;
Sodality
4;
Basket
C TT E F PP H T H O M A Sc S H Et N JO S E P H
m u rph y
Sayonne i
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Honor P ip
3 .
C la s s
President
Sacred Heart, Jersey
Excellence
Honor Pin i ; Sodality ' i
Council 4.
11I 91g
R u l in g 3 , 4 .
The pause that refreshes.
NORM AN C A R L M U RTAG H
JO H N
JO S E P H
\
M URTH A
T H O M A S JA M E S M U R T H A
St. Joseph's, Oradell
Sacred H eart, Jersey C ity
St. P au l's, Jersey C ity
Honor Pin 1, 2 , 3 ; Sodality 1, 2 , 3, 4 ; Student Council 4 ; Class President 3 ; V ice President 2 ; V a rsity Football 3, 4 ; Baseball 3 , 4 .
Chem istry Club 3 , 4 ; Cam era C lu b 4 ; Petrean 4 ; Petroc Photography 4 .
Honor Pin 1, 2 ; Class President 1; Sodality 1, 3 ; Debating 1; Camera Club 1; Petroc 2 ; President, Royal Rooters 4 .
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W IL L IA M
UCCI
S t. A n th o n y 's, U nion C ity ’’W&fjgu
RO BERT STEPH EN
N EW M AN
R O B E R T E D W IN
N IE L S E N
St. Nid&lfSip', Jersey C ity
Queen of Peace, A rlin g to n
2 , 3 ; General Excellence cs P rize 1; Religion P rize 2 , 3, 4 ; Dram atics 3, 4 ; 3 , 4 ; Germ an Club 3, 4 .
Honor Pin 1, 2 , 3 ; General E x c 1, 2 , 3 ; M athem atics P rize 2 ; P riz e 3 ; Germ an P rize 2 ; R eligion P rize 2 ; Sodality 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Germ an C lu b 2 ; C lassical C lu b 3.
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H o n 0 r P / n ; S' S Q
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W I L L I A M N . O 'C O N N E L L
M A U R IC E LE O O 'K E E F E
F R A N C IS M IC H A E L P A R E N T
St. N ich o las', Je rse y C ity
St. H e n ry 's, Bayonne
S t. P a tric k 's, Jerse y C ity
Honor Pin 2 , 3 ; Sodality 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Germ an C lu b 2 .
H onor Pin 1, 2 ; Sodality I ,, 2 , 3 , 4 ; G erm an C lu b 2 ; Petrean 4 .
Sodality 1, 3 ; Bowling 3 , 4 .
EM M ETT PARK' ent's, Bayonne
1 2 3; German 4 ; Petroc 1, 2, 3,
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USodality S 2 and3 ■4 .
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Class Vice'President T Ch ° Ub 2' 3 >'
Varsity
drag.
J A M E S JO S E P H
P O G G IO LI
St. A n n 's, Je rse y C ity Honor Pin 1 , 2 , 3 ; General Excellence Medal 1 ; Sodality 1, 2 , 3 ; German
W I L L IA M
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1. Curtain time sees Bob Nielsen, "femme fatale", taking a last look, while her new beau. Bill Fagan, scans a script.
TH E CA ST Lydia Languish Robert Nielsen Captain Absolute W illiam Fagan Mr. Figg Joseph Brezina Coachman Patrick Nesser Julia Melville James Irving M rs. Malaprop Robert Meyer Sir Anthony Absolute Roy Barnitt John Keating Sir Lucius O'Trigger James Sullivan David Stephen RutkoWski Bob Acres David Wilson Faulkland Richard Cieciuch John Sweeney
2. Star-struck Mr. Figg reveals the secret of the play, the identity of Captain Absolute and Beverly, to Thomas, his fellow worker.
3. Lydia Languish relates the woes of love to her cousin, Julia, who attempts to dis足 play sympathy appropriate to the occasion.
5. Sir Lucius O T rig g e r, seeking news of his Dahlia (alias Mrs. M alaprop), flirts with lovely Lucy.
4. H istrio n ic M rs. M alaprop m ischooses some select words to vie with the silent Sir Anthony Absolute in contriving the forthcoming marriage of their wards.
6 . Frolicsome Bob Acres arrives at Bath to seek a duel With an un known enemy, Ensign Beverly, who has stolen his lady love. The enemy is Captain Absolute, an old friend.
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French Club Chaperon Fr. Finlay, S.J. waits for the gay Paris theater to open as little frogs croak loquaciously in strange accents.
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CAP GUN. Speaking against the background of St. Thomas Moore, Tom Gunning celebrated several triumphs.
P R E P 'S R A D IO V O IC E . B ill Fagan did the ether work on the Junior Town Meeting of the Air, over station W AAT.
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SPEA K ER 'S S T R A T E G Y . Fr. Botti, S J . outlines oratorical m aneuvers to M eyer and M rozek, leaning on table. B ack, left to right, Heidelberger, W ilson, Gunning, M ulcahy, R ack, M cGovern, Fr. Botti and Stevens.
B EA U D EV IN B ELLW ETH ER . Multi-meda Bob Meyer led the Beau men in vari forensic forays throughout New Jersey i New York. One priie-w inning effort his rendition of Patrick Henry's Speech the Virginia convention.
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Fr. Miller, S.J. {counts the Chrisitmas Baskets with Jungermarjn, Starkey (P refect), Konxejman, Redden and Parefla.
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Vince D'Amore Sports Editor
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Leg of Ram w as n e x t oh m e Marauder menu. But barely a horn was left after stripping a la Hyatt. Prep knives carved the Ram for 3 5 9 yards on 6 TO plays alone. Hyatt gnawed off the first 78 on a rapid breakaway. The Rams followed when the capable Danese reversed for a score. But Rieger tossed a long leg of mutton and Brown grabbed it for the score. Still hun足 g ry , E d d ie c u t 68 yards for the third.
Ahern came in on the feasting with a 7? yard kicko ff return as the half opened. Hyatt was next with a blazing 92 yard sweep on a Vlam is pitchout ended the day's scoring with a 48 yard drive around his right end. Tambouri connected with 4 for 6 todav. It w^c .
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Halloween dawned bright and crisp but an old grey witch and a brood of black cats were hiding in Prep's dressing room. An enraged Lincoln Lion was next door. Th e combination proved too much for the Hyattless Marauders as Prep went down to its first defeat, 13-8. The whistle, the roar, the game was under way. On Prep's first play, Hyatt was helped o ff the field with a twisted knee. The witch cackled. The rest of the half was a nightmare. Prep couldn't get started as the well-built Lincoln line outcharged the front of the Maroon. A fte r a scoreless first period, Lincoln tallied twice on a pass to Goceljak and a line smash by Scheid following marches of 76 and 36 yards. O' Brien's conversion made it 13-0. The second half found a flaming Prep team scoring in the third minute of play when Rieger bolted over from the one yard line after Ahern set up the score with a 23 yard dash. Fighting the clock, the Lion, the cat and the w itch. Prep staged a Rieger-sparked drive late in the game. Two passes netted 51 yards, five Rieger rushes 25 but the sixth was stopped a yard short. Lincoln took a safetyâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; and with it the game.
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It was unbeaten Memorial and once-beaten Prep but today the unbeatables were beaten. Prep, outweighed, outrushed, prevailed. 25,000 fans were the witnesses, 26-19 was the proof. Memorial, crippled by its own enthusiasm, finally scored early in the second stanza on a 69 yard march. But Hyatt's dynamic 92 yard return evened the score, electrified the tension. We held our breath and Tambouri came through 7-6. The pressure rose, the Marauders with it. A solid stand deep in our territory. Then Rieger shot loose for 86 yards on a great team play. "T am " converted again as Prepdom went wild. 14-6.
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Thanksgiving Day â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and much to be thankful for! Seventeen thousand fans file into the big Stadium hoping to see Prep crowned Hudson Champions and State titleholders. The Hilltoppers have had a dismal sea son, one decent win. Today (of all days) they win their second by a score (of all scores) 2-0 . . . There isn't much to say. We didn't even get a man to second base . . . So And we went home and ate turkies that tasted like ground ashes . and how we thought about what a great season it really had been . . much we admired the Marauders tor the team that they were and the men that they proved themselves to be . . . First of all, Hyatt, Prep's greatest since th daysof the m ythical Hip Evers . . . Then Brown and Rieger, worthy running m atei, top-flight performers . . . Ahern, who typified the flaming spirit of the team . . . Vlam is, the self-effacing, earnest quarterback . . . Carducci and his driving blocks . . . the four big fellas, Costello, Murphy, Elmiger, Cam pisi: in it when it's hard . . . D uffy, M urtagh and Zeller, who shook the backs away . . . Horgan who loved the game and the gab . . . then all the subs . . . So we had much to be thankful for in the Autumn of '48. It will be a long time till we see their equals . . . as long as the three summer months!
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Ed Richards (3) previews coming attractions of 1950 with push shot to pierce Bulldog hide. Bergen (12) awaits possible rebound.
Once again Caruso precision pays off on scoreboard as Don Finn leaps high to tally against Hillers after neat Sulliyan pass.
Mr. Richard English, S J . Frosh Coach of 4 6 ; his dreams cam e true.
Captain Markey clim bs Hiller skyhook and readies underhand roll good for two.
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Coach Tom Egan shows Bergen proper stance.
Dynamic Vin D'Amore, Prep's No. 1 singles, demonstrates an overhand smash.
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