THE 1975 PETREAN
The school is the heart; the vibrant, voices and discord of disparate milieu of concern. In our work we strive in order to help others, better ourselves whether on school teams, in intramural lot, we discover the fun of participating,
unifying force which enables the babel of personalities to coalesce as one in a to achieve a spirit of mutual caring and ameliorate our school. In our play, sports or in pickup games in the parking the value of striving, for a common goal.
Like the atom, we realize that we are small by ourselves, that we can act, that we can be powerful only in conjunction with the whole, of which we are such a minute part. It is this unity we are desirous of; it is the essence of all human exisU
While drifting down this road The strangest things unfold ’ to you. Stories you thought never true And you know that it's only begun. This rain in my heart keeps on falling, This feeling for you still remains. I will try to be more than a friend to you And rU never refuse you again.
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Dave Mason
The world is a beautiful place to be born into if you don’t mind happiness not always being so very much fun if you don’t mind a touch of hell now and then just when everything is fine . . .
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because even in heaven they don't sing all the time The world is a beautiful place to be born into if you don’t mind some people dying all the time or maybe only starving some of the time which isn't half so bad if it isn't you. L. Ferlinghetti
We, as students, are only at the Prep for a brief time. In much the same way, Mr. AI Romano has only been teaching here for four years. And yet, during this time, he has proven how much he cares for the school. This concern originally manifested itself while he was a student here in 1963. Before his gradu ation he distinguished himself both in academics and activities. He was involved in various school organizations ranging from THE PETREAN, to dramatics and, during his Senior year, was the managing editor of INSCAPE, the school’s literary magazine. He attended St. Peter’s College and Fordham University where he obtained a degree in English. Then, in 1971, he returned to Prep as a teacher. Mr. Romano has taught Latin, Remedial Reading and English. And, perhaps more than any other teacher, he exhibits an interest in his students both inside and out of the classroom. He is now the moderator of THE PETREAN.
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Those of us who have the responsibility of preparing this yearbook possibly recognize more than others the dedication he has shown and the long hours he has put into this work; time he might have used far more enjoyably. But this is how he always acts: his concern for this school overrides any concern of his own. Mr. Romano did not know of this dedication. If he had, his humble nature would have prohibited it. But we feel this is the best way we can express our gratitude for all his efforts in our behalf, and so with immeasurable pleasure, we the class of ’75 dedicate THE 1975 PETREAN to Mr. Al Romano.
ADMINISTRATION
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Mr. Michael A. Berkowitz, B.S. Assistant Principal
Brother Joseph C. Wuss, S.J.
Mr. Walter J. Illy, A.B.
Assistant Prefect of Discipline; Moderator of Ignatian Guild of New Jer-
Registrar; Director of Testing; Scheduling-Program coordinator
sey; Moderator of The Slavic Club
Mr. Richard Hollander, B.S. Assistant to the Principal; Director of College Placement and Scholarships
Reverend Daniel Corbett, SJ.
Reverend Philip H. McGrath, SJ.
Dean of Freshmen
Treasurer
Reverend Raymond
/. Ralduff, SJ.
Student Counselor Coordinator of Counseling Service
Reverend Francis J.N. McNamara, SJ. Chairman, Guidance Department
Reverend Charles F.X. Dolan, S.J. Vice-President for Alumni
Secretaries
Mis. John Riordan and Miss Mary Dunn Secretaries to the Treasurer
Mrs. Helen Dailey, Secretary to the Alumni Office
listen—hear the sound the child awakes wonder all around the child awakes now in his life he must never b e lost no thoughts must deceive him in life he must trust i ’m gonna sit and watch the web that you will build this day will be a thread o f love you weave it’s yours to show the way that everything will be as you see in the light. —j. lodge
L . to R.: J . Collins, J . Buchanan, F . Dwyer, J . Coyle, B. Davis, M. Doren, A. Calogero, J . Dowden
L. to R.: J . Luciano, K. Esposito, K. McCormack, M. Dutton, E . Fem andiz, B. Kelly F . Pompeo, S. Murray
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L . to R.: P. Sagisi, S. Varin, B. McDonough, D. Moriarty, K. Simone J . McAlary, S. Pecoraro, S. Osborne.
L . to R .: W . Kahse, F . Higgins, R . Kopka, K. M urtha, J . Grasso, R. Mackenzie, J. Fuardo, R. Nosal, E . Pritzlaff
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; N. Fargo, A. Fortunate, M. Deluca, A. Dickson, M. Cozzi, R. Caruso, B. B. Borsellino, P. Cardiello
L . to R.: H. Zahn, G. Roselli, T. Walker, T. Reilly, D. Samson, M. Sambade, R. Tri ebe, S. Soler
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to R.: J . Callahan, S. Alonso, J . Deveney, T. Zeller, E. Lipowski, J. Oldakowski, K. Âťussef, P. Constantinides, P. Hin
L. to R.: K. Curran, M. Vercruysse, G. Santora, J . Gallagher, J. Buonavolonta, J. Krai, J . Ciancia, T. Holden, W . McCarthy, J . Delaney
to R.: G. Staudt, M. Antola, N. Mattessich, A. Watson, G. Stodolski, S. Siryj, R. teddington, A. Scott, J . Heintz
L. to R.: J. Malinconico, P. Dexter, M. Cavanagh, J . Kalinowski, T. Foley, M. Esposito
L . to R.: F . Mcgady, C . Rogers, M. Gallagher, E . H artn ett, F . Oley, K. Kennedy, M.
L. to R.: T. Tinsley, O. Smotrycz, L . Studer, L . Carter, J . Smith, R. Urbanovich
Sheehan, A. Orlowski, G. Ripnick, E . Kreush, J . Scorano, M. M cCabe
First Row, L . T o R .: J . Feeney, J . Addas, M. Egan, R. Johnson Middle Row, L . to R .: W . Atkins, R. Brigantic, E . Albano, C . Mahler Top row, L . to R.: D . Jones, R. Denny, H . D eFex, P. Ciesmelewski
L. to R.: T. Machucici, M. Roszkowski, K. Jones, D . Hogger, J . Weber, J . Nowicki
Back: M. Schirmer, J . Sierra, D. Rolek, W . Shevchek, I. Owens, T. Payne; Front: K. Hanley, S. Cruz, M. Stton, J . McGovern, T. Sochan
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Back: P. Chiara, L. Quiambao, A. Kurasz, L. Attisano, R. Tatarowicz, R. McCraig; Front: M. Pintauro, P. Mizerek, R. Hodson, L. Ramanski
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From top, L. to R: J. Nickerson, M. D ’Agosta, W. Garcia, D. Erbach, M. Kennedy, D. Stokes, F . Campagna, W. Aetkins, A. Rotondi, G. Holgado, P. DiBrango, K. Carter
IF L . to R.: J . Doyle, J . Alston, J . Johnson, J . Thomas, K. Harmon, R. Hill, N. Bizien, M. Rubinstein
Back: A. Paiparo, T. Hyland, N. Tavaglione, J . Wozniak; Front: T. Walowitz, C . Zegler, J . McDonald, J . O’Halloran, M. Peterkin
Back: J . Britt, E. Hoefling, R. Moreton Front: R. Noonan, W . Rehill, N. Sugar, P. Pritzlaff, B. Meyer, P. Bullock, R. Volk
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L . to R.: E . Kneaves, F . Mollica, F . Campana
L. to R : P. McGrath, J . Mucha, R. Jackson, M. Compos, J . Black, N. Johnson, V. Doratacci, R. Brombacher, D . Giordano, P. Bellino
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L. to R.: E. Bromirski, M. Mastowski, R. Driscoll, L . Navarro, R. Duncan, Heron, M. Yorey, R. Moore, D. Meyers, R. Hess, J . Sut足 cliffe, C . DesFosse
L. to R : S. Rossiter, J . Rodrique, J . Foye, K. Sung, J . Estevez, J. Dickinson, W . Schiff, P. Quintas, R. Kern, L . Destefano, H. Vargas
Bade: W . Jetter, J . Sagliocco, W . Dressier; Middle: G. Mendez, M. Shahbazian, V. Bergen, N. Gauge, J. Rodriquez Front: M. Short, J . Lally, S. Pedone.
Back: A. Ferrara, R. Cipolla, F . Brian; Middle: C . Doerrler, A. Keating; Front: R. Clark, K. Greene, J . Bello, S. Fonda, J . Gallagher
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Back: J . DiRenzi, D . PenneUo, R. Hawkes, R . Telyczka, G. Truglio, J. Lamb; . „ Middle: K. Stawicld, D . Ororato, J . Senno, E . Sconiers Front: N. Hyers, J . Mesgleski, J . Mocarski
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Dance Committet
Steering Committee, L . to R.: N. Michielini, B. Ahearn, Chairman, J. Gregory, V. Tecchio, J . Tavormina, T. Forsythe, A. Flatley “Whatsa matta fa you, eh?”
Back, L. to R-: Gibson Guilbert, Konopka, Sonrenti, DePinto, McGovern, Cupo, Nestor, Kennedy, Lodge, McGuire, Front, L. to R.: Gibson, Filak, Calienese, Colon, Dowden, Tozzi, Sciara, Lascaiber, Crosson, Connolly, Archibald.
L . to R .: Gibson, Bello, Colon, Ahearn, Tavormina, Paul, Forsythe, Am dt, Crosson Chairman, Andrew P. Flatley
Seniors challenge the school to sing.
Mrs. de Boy leads the faculty performance.
Bado, DePinto, Sekel, McGovern, Callahan, Hulings Mr. Gray (Dave Lodge) meets Santa Claus (Bill McGuire).
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Committee Chairmen: Vince Dotti, Publicity; Ron Paul, School Spirit; Andy Flatley, Social
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"Duke," Oquendo make first team all-county
Casey, Kesey and Cuckoos
John Lizza Editor-in-Chief
Pat Pasculli Executive Editor
Editorial Board: Lizza, Cunningham, Pasculli, Terek, Bado, John O Gorman jo e O’Gonnan.
L . to R.: Allen, Tavormina, Ahern, Rinaldi, O’Mara, Amot, Rasmussen, Calefati, Forsythe, Gibson, McGeary, Cerosky, Travellin, Keilp, (not pictured, Venetis, Bello, Ginty).
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Top, L . to R.: Rizzo, Hidings, W esley, Lindorff, Bado, DiPinto, Soriano, Wyville, MuscateUo, I*onardis, Hartnett, O’Gorman, Siems, Egan, Uva, W atson, Lascaibar.
Rich Terek, Page Editor. Meeting the deadline.
Forty-four seniors join M cN a lly Sinnott c h a p t e r o f N.H.5. C oach L aw ren ce u ncages Zoo Crew on county team s
John I ixxa confers with next year s editors.
A legend leaves St. P eter’s
Gymnasts second in state: Bob Harrison takes a first
P rep aids H onduras
CAP helps diversified needs ACC unites Prep community
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Ebony Club
Slavic Club
Bro. Joseph Wuss, S.J., Moderator, celebrates Slavic Mass.
Bro. Wuss with some of his contingent.
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The Slavic Club reflects the many students who populate Prep.
F r. David Stump, S.J., Moderator
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“One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
McMurphy (Joe McGeary) confronts an aide (Tony Powell).
Harding (Dave Lodge) tells McMurphy about ward policy.
McMurphy puts some fun into the card games.
McMurphy meets Chief Bromden (Andy Flatley).
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The new patient wakes up early.
The cast receives well deserved applause.
D r. Spivey (Pete Arndt) gets a kick out of M cM urphy’s record.
McMurphy shows off his shorts.
CAST (In order of appearance) CH IEF BROMDEN ................................................................................................................ AndV F latley AIDE W ARREN .......................................................................................................................
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AIDE W ILLIAM S .................................... ................................................................................. Tony Pow e~ NURSE HATCHED ........................ ...................................................................................... Ann Harkness NURSE FLINN ........................................................................................................... E lain e Potwardoski DALE HARDING .................................... ......... ................ ....................................................... D ave Lodge .................... ............................... V ince Rinaldi ELLIS ................................... ....... ............................ ....... Ed Gunnell BILLY BIBBIT .................. ...... .............. ................... ......... G ary Loftus
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RUCKLY ............................
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D ave Caulfield, Reid Echandia, Bob Speraing,
Issu® Villegas, Joe Ryan
Harding marries Billy Bibbit (Ed Gunnell) and Candy Starr (Elaine Cronin).
President Norman Michielini
Top, L. to R.: Bado, Shevchuk, Siryj, Debrango, Peira, Bottom, L . To R.: McGaity, Aitken, Bonner, Peterkin.
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CAST (In order of appearance) Ray Lago Jim McGovern John Murray Dan Russell Joe Ryan
CARTER ................................................................ G a ty Loitus GRETA
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SIR WILFRID ROBARTS, Q. C................... Joe M cG eaiy MR. MATTHEW.................................................... Bob Greene LEONARD VOLE ........................................... stev e stokes INSPECTOR HEARNE ........................ Frank McGovern PLAIN CLOTHES DETECTIVE ............... John Brennan
MR. MYERS. Q. C............................................. Dave lo d g e MR. JUSTICE WAINWRIGHT ..................... Ed Gunnell COURT CLERK ..............................................
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JUDGE'S CLERK .......................................... Vince R>naIdi ROMAINE ........................................... Elaine Potwardoski SECOND JUROR ......................................... Daniel Erbach
COURT STENOGRAPHER ..................... Terry Fitzpatrick WARDER .............................................................. Bob G ro,se
FOREMAN OF THE JURY ........................ Mark Lesney
BARRISTER ................................................. * ank TravelHn
OTHER MEMBERS OF THE JURY............. Carlos Beltran David Caulfield Brian Devlin Paul Drexel Reid Echandia Shawn Harper Anthony Keating
POLICEMAN ................................................. S al Moscatello DR. WYATT .................................................
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MR. CLEGG ..................................................... l e n De P*n,째 FIRST WOMAN .................................... Jacqueline Lynch SECOND WOMAN .......................................... M aty CaI,er
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mmmm Co-editor, Tom Forsythe
Business Manager, Tom Gibson
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The new material arrives.
The editors demand better service from Mruz.
Mark Keilp delivers pitctures to Bill Ahearn.
Jay Tavormina and Mark Wyville check negatives.
Ron Paul sorts out pictures.
Pat Maloney works on a literary masterpiece.
Pete Venetis works on a layout.
Moderator Mr. Romano and Publisher
Editors show the strain from making the first deadlines.
j Mr. Ralph Smith
Tom Forsythe poses for John Bado.
“I get confused when the words get up to three and four letters.
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Mike Cupo hard at work.
No Brian, that’s not quite right.
“W e should have centerfolds in our book too.”
and if you don’t have enough money, put your own in, Bernie.'
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Christmas Liturgy Âť
Mother's Club
Officers: Mrs. D uncan, Mrs. Lemanski, Mrs. Siems, Mrs. Prokop, Mrs. Aloi
Rev. Augustine Meagher Moderator of Mother’s club
L . to R: Dexter, Kuch, Mr. Jankowski, O’Gorman, Camorozzi, Moscutello, Brophy, McCarthy. Kneeling: Morse, DeTomasso, Arnold, Baderaco, Alberti.
L. To R: Jablonski, Hoff, Parmisano Sfreiszczk Mr. B an ach .W all, Swaney, YaraSek, Cozzeta, Wilson. Kneeling: Murray, Sengos, Lally, Pomk,
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L. to R.: Soriano, Kim, Branagan.
(•resident, M arc Mruz
Mark Keilp mixing chemicals.
Mark Wyville relaxes.
L. to R.: Wyville, Kelly, Lawrence, Keilp, Minella, Rinaldi, Foerst
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Committee
Staff works on N E W SETT E production.
TOP: Konopka, Chester, Hartnett, Filak, Nestor, Callahan. M ID: Murray, Hidings, Feeney, Sekel, Morse. LO W : Soriano, O’Gorman, Branagan, Cardiello.
Ron Paul School Spirit Chairman
Mike Cupo and Joe Nestor Editors of MAROON O W HITE
STANDING: O Mara, Kimmish, Maloney, Gibson, Colon, Arndt, Diverio, Crosson, Schaetzle, Aheam, Tavormina, Flatley. KNEELING: Pasculli, Bello, Maresca, Calefati, Venetis.
Publicity Committee
H IG H SCHOOL, SET Coordinators Tony Calefati, Pete Arndt, Pat Maloney.
TOP: Stokes, Loftus, M cGeary, H yatt, Lodge, Hulings, DePinto. MED: Siems, Forsythe, Dearborn. L O W : Ryan, Rasmusson, O’M ara, O ’Gorman, DeTommaso.
TOP: Pollack, Cupo, Aheam, Tavormina, Venetis, Short. LO W : Flatley, Arndt, Keating.
Vince and Mr. Hollander, Program coordinators, take an oph mistic attitude towards their work.
Mr. White, Vince Dotti publicize Prep.
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A.C.C.
L . to R.: Mr. Martin, F r. Azzarto, Chairman, Mr. Galiastro, Mr. Casey, Mr. Romano.
L. to R.: Miss Haggerty, Mr. DiClemente, Mr. W hite, F r. Balduff, F r. Oppido, Mr. DeLorenzo
L. to R.: D. Calianese, P. McGovern, A. Sullivan, G. Siems, W . Hulings
Top Row: L. to R.: Jay Tavormina, Pete Venetis. Bottom: L. to R.: Pat Maloney, Carlos Beltran, Tony Powell
Political Forum
M r. DiClemente, Moderator
Juniors: Ryan, Daly, Vasfailo, Murray, Konopka. Seniors salute their leader. Seniors: Maloney, O’Mara, McGrath, Arndt, Rassmusson
Mass Of The Holy Spirit Every year the Prep traditionally wel comes back its students and teachers with the Mass of the Holy Spirit. Through the Body and Blood of Christ, the spirit of all participants are fused in joy and a determi nation to make the year the best ever as Prep. Both faculty and students join to gether to take part in the liturgy of Christ’s love and sacrifice for all men.
The Offertory
Consecration
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Prepsters share the sign of peace.
Father Rector gives the homily.
Officers: Left to Right, Mr. Giudici, M r. Sekel, F r . Fischer, M r. Argyelan, Mr. Feeney. Missing are Mr. Stokes and Mr. Lewis.
Father Fischer starts the night off.
Wepner warms up for Ah.
Diverio fights off Schaetzle.
Fathers Club
Chess
Left to Right: Tom Murtha, Ray Juncewicz, James Kaczka, John Bales, Jeff Kaczka
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Sophomores
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Top, Left to Right: W . Tooman, J . Marabondo, J . Kim, M. Lesny. Bottom, Left to Right: M. D iFee, M. Miceli, T. Kali man, G. Angione
Top, Left to Right: T. DeBrango, F . Tarabocchia, J. Ferrandiz. Bottom, L. to R.: A. Pereira, M. Cosgrove, J. Hernandez, A. Wiersielis
Left to Right: R. Olson, S. Rabender, J . Elder, F . Giuffre, T. Kail man, V. Aquino, Joe Lynch, K. Bellani, K. Fryczynski.
Front, L . to R .: G. Bannon, J . Ruggiere, T . Uva, R. Rand, G. Saponara, Back, L . to R.: R. Lemanski, S. Kuprel, G. Draughon, M. O’Brien, P. DeTommaso, V. Rabbat
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F r o n t,L . to R .: L . Kapakos, C. Johnson, R. Valitutto, V. Milazzo, R. Larino, Back, L. o' «. « - < * . * -
Left to Right: J. Rizzo, G. Godvin, R. Spearing, M. Zuk, P. M artucci, B. Reilly, B. Pittfield, K. Lancos, M. Rhim
Left to Right: F . O'Donnell, J. Ryan, J. Schimenti, L. Vanechanos, D. Caulfield, P. DeLuca, D. Russell, M. Rossi, B. Devlin
Left to Right: L. Mondi, W . Farrell, R. Johnson, P. Gargiulo, A. Sullivan, P. Tyrrell
J . Dziemian, R. Karsowski, J. Simpko, J; Atkins, B. Brennan, J . Branagan, P. DeTommaso, G. Martin, R. Boesch
Left to Right: G. M cLain, P. Indrunas, P. Mazzone, D. Fortunato, B. Harrison, D. Massarelli, L . Mahler, C . Lascaibar
t to Right: T. Squillaro, B. Groc, V. Badaracco, N. D Amico, J . Galdien, C . Fazio, Emporellis, J . Bauer
Left to Right: W . Oser, F . Piotrowicz, M. Pagano, T. Stier, J . Ruggiero, D. Winkelblech, J. Picinich, M. Reilly
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Back, Left to Right: E. Mailette, G. Ladson, M. Kemble, E . Rossiter, A. Pollack, A. Pierce, J. Santoro, Front, Left to Right: E. T hreatt, M. Rod足 gers, J . Lynch, G. Morgado, P. Groeneveld
Left to Right: V. Jones, R. Echandia, R. Faulkner, V. Horvat, B. Gibson, R. Collins.
Left to Right: D. Chu, R. Bender, S. Breheney, M. Armelino, M. Aloi, R. Cerbone, F. Cardiello.
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L . to R .: J . Kaczka, J . Sciarra, P. Lenahan, P. Peterson, W . Domke, A. Tozzi, R. Kennedy, E . M armora, C . Barbayanni, J . Pugliese
L . to R.: R. Holgado, G. Magno, D . Calianese, J . Sullivan, T. Sawyer, C. Bren足 nan, A. Perez, R. Diaz, P. Murphy, K. Grillo
L . to R.: P . C em a, D . Calianese, P. M cNamara, M. Farley, R. Flynn, J . GiUio, S. Bram, R . Collins, C . Blake
L. to R.: T . Fitzpatrick, J . M cGee, R. Quinn, D . Mitchell T. D â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Andrea, R. Fergu son, E. Brugnola
L. to R.: D. Bennett, J . Smith, T . Gallagher, M. Caldas, M. Dilworth, R. Haskins, M. Reiser Altieri
L. to R.: C. Wilson, T. Jozefiak, T. Lorfink, W . Pearl, J . Ellard, P. Manolio F.
L . to R .: T . Gioia, J . Costanza, J . Angyal, R. Lyons, G. Grimmeyer, R. Scharmberg, M. Dem arco, R. Rober, M. M cGee, J . Rizzo
L . to R.: S. Kubis, S. Fundora, D. Szwydko, M. Wright, K. Kilroy, G. Purnell, W Peterson, W . Filon, V. Ortiz
L . to R.: T. Humenic, M. Butler, A. Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Amelio, V. Iazzetta, H. Doherty, J.-Baily, D. Bland, T. Gill, T. Schultz, T. Favia
In our 4 years at Prep there have been teachers who, in one way or another, became part of our lives. Although they have left, we will never for足 get them. Top: Mr. Joseph S. Pawelczyk, B.S. Rev. Mr. John A. Mullin, S.J. Middle: Rev. Mr. Kevin M. Bradt, S.J. Bro. Jerome P. Menkaus, S.J. Mr. Louis J. Rettino, M.A. Bottom: Rev. Edward J. Coughlin, S.J. Mr. Stephan Harz, M.A. Mr. Paul G. Sheridan, S.J.
Top: Rev. Mr. James H. Breininger, S.J. Rev. Henry A. Hoffen, S.J. Middle: Mr. Thomas G. Curran Rev. Francis A. Fallon, S.J. Mr. Robert J. Toegel, B.S. Bottom: Mr. John F . Duffy, A.B. Rev. Richard F. Timone, S.J.
God grant me the serenity to accept the things i cannot change . . . courage to change the things i can . . . and wisdom to know the difference.
after he had journeyed, and; his feet were sore, and hdhvas tired, he came upon an orange grove and he rested. and he lay in the cool, and while he rested, he took to himself an orange and tasted it, Âą and it was good* and he felt the earth to his spine, and he asked, and he saw the tree above him, and the stars, and the veins in the leaf, and the light, and the balance. and he saw magnificent perfection, whereon he thought of himself in balance, and he knew he was. just open your eyes, and realize, the way itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s always been. just o p en your mind and you will find the way it's always been. just open your heart and thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a start. and he thought of those he angered, for he was not a violent man, and he thought of those he hurt for he was not a cruel man and he thought of those he frightened for he was not an evil man, and he understood. he understood himself. M upon this he saw that when he was of anger or knew hurt or felt fear, it was because he was not understanding, and he learned, compassion. and with his eye of compassion he saw his enemies like unto himself,\ and he learned love, then, he was answered.
graeme edge
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i don’t know what have i touched? i think these eyes have seen a lot i don’t know, maybe they’ve seen too much i think this brain has thought a lot oh searching, trying to find a crutch. I think these ears hear a whole lot of music and like me, they’ve heard a hit too much. peter townshend
WILLIAM AHEARN only love can make it rain the way the beach is kissed hy the sea only love can make it rain like the sweat of lovers lying in the fields
KEITH AHERN
RONALD ALLEN
ANTHONY ALOI
MARCUS ALSTON
only love can bring the rain that makes you yearn to the sky only love can bring the rain that falls like tears from on high â&#x20AC;&#x201D;pete townshend
STEVEN AMOROSO
RALPH AQUILA
PETERARNDT
FRANK AQUINO
ROBERT AVILES
PAUL BARTON
why do we never get an answer when we’re knocking at the door with a thousand million questions about hate and death and war? 1cos when we stop and look around us, there is nothing that we need, in a world of persecution that is burning in its greed. —j. hayward
JAMES BEGANS
CARLOS BELTRAN
RAYMOND BELLINO DAVID BERNOT
MICHAEL BERGEN
JOHN J. BELLO
flow to the sea, you know where to go, still we are free, no one tells the wind which way to blow, wake up in the morning to yourself, open your eyes and start to be you. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;j. hayward
ALFRED BIENKOWSKI
EDWARD BLASCZYK PETER BERNOT
JAMES BLASCZAK
FRANCIS BRANAGAN
the day belongs to each of us our time is getting near the day is wrong for each of us our time is getting near the seeds to yesterday are breaking through to you see the carpet of the sun the green grass soft and sweet sands upon the shores of time of oceans mountains deep part of the world that you live in you are the part that youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re giving. Dunford/M c Carthy/Thatcher
PATRICK BRENNAN
RALPH CAFIERO
ALBERT BRUNNER
JOSEPH CALABRIA
ANTHONY CALEFATI
come along and try looking into ways of giving maybe we will fly find a dream that we will live in
weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll look into the eyes of time past ages have turned to dust and born somewhere on the line the loving that grows with us D unford/Thatcher
JAMES CALLAHAN
LEO CAMPBELL
MICHAEL CANAVARI M
MICHAFT CA CAVALIER MICHAEL vAL,lL,ti
KEVIN CEROSKY
ALEXANDER CIESMELEWSKI
EDWARD COLON
FRANCIS DALIANI
MYLES CUNNINGHAM
FRANK D AMELIO MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM
MICHAEL CUPO
SALVATORE DAMELIO
put their shoulders to the big wheel work their fingers to the bone take their pleasures in the future put it down and bring it home
MICHAEL DAWYBIDA
FRANCIS D ELIA
JOHN DEARBORN LEONARD DENBLEYKER
THOMAS DEMARCKY
LAWRENCE DEBELLO
walk around into the sundown looking for an honest man gentle people seeing too much aching to be what they can. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;felix pappalardi
EDWARD DONALD
STEPHEN DIVERIO
TIMOTHY DOOLAN BENJAMIN DINAPOLI
CHARLES DONAGHUE
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VINCENT DOTTI
JAMES DOWNEY
KENNETH DUNBAR
isn’t life strange, a turn of the page can read like before a book without light unless with love we write. —john lodge
JOHN DUNCAN
FRANK DZINCIELE WSKI
SEAN EGAN
RICHARD FABIO
JAMES FITZGIBBONS
THOMAS FERRY
MODESTO FIUME
KURT FOERST
THOMAS FORSYTHE
THOMAS FOLEY MICHAEL GADALETA
JOSEPH FRANK pick up the pieces you see before you don’t let your weaknesses destroy you you know wherever you go the world will follow so let your reasons be true to you
MICHAEL FOLGER
EDWARD GARLAND
DAVID GADDIS
JAMES GASTON stay close to your friends up until the end and when they know that you feel the same way rise up and be free and die happily and in this way you will awake. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;cat stevens
can you give me sanctuary i must find a place to hide
THOMAS GILBERT
BRIAN GINTY
VINCENT GRAMUGLIA
JAMES GREGORY
RICHARD GRUDZINSKI
a place for me to hide, —jim morrison
EDWARD GUNNELL
JOHN GURDAK
THOMAS HANEWALD
PETER HAGGERTY
RUSSELL HANNIGAN
ROBERT HARRISON
DEREK HENDERSON
WILLIAM HOGAN
EDWARD HJELM JOHN HYATT
MARK HUDZIN
HOWARD HOGAN
if you smile at me i will understand â&#x20AC;&#x2122;cause that is something everybody does in the same language â&#x20AC;&#x201D;crosby / stills
DWAYNE JORDAN
man alone, will stamp his hands strike ties a rope to a tree until the wind
GERALD JORDAN
RAYMOND JUNCEWICZ
GERALD KALLMAN
JAMES KACZKA
MICHAEL KEATING
MARK KEILP
FRANK KIMMISH
GARY KLEJMONT
THOMAS KRAL
i ’d rather look around me, compose a better song cos that’s the honest measure of my worth; in your pomp and all your glory you’re a poorer man than me. —ian anderson
EDWARD LOMBARD
WILLIAM LOELIUS
RONALD LOPES DAVID LODGE
JEFFREY LOPRETE
come and see me when the screw has turned another turn it s not that i’m confused RICHARD MACKIEWICZ
MAEUSER
PATRICK MALONEY
but i’ve an awful lot to learn i will be the one to make you work for what you earn round and round we go . . . —dave cousins JOHN MARABONDO
BRIAN MARCHLEWSKI
GERARD MARESCA
MICHAEL MARQUAND
MARK MAURIELLO tli
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JAMES MAURO
JOSEPH MCGEARY
FRANCIS MCGOVERN
WILLIAM MCGUIRE
what happened to this song we once knew so well? signed promise for moments caught within the spell. i must have waited all my life for this moment . . . moment . . . moment . . . â&#x20AC;&#x201D;john anderson RUSSELL MORLEY
MARK MRUZ PAUL MINELLA
ILARIO MORICH
FRANK MURPHY
if you were me, what would you do? don’t tell me, i don’t need you to: it won’t help me now. —dave cousins
THOMAS NARKIEWICZ
some people say that life is a game, well, if this is so, i’d like to know the rules on which the game of life is based, —ray davies
ROBERT NEWTON
GERARD O’CONNOR
JOSEPH O’GORMAN
EDWARD OLIVARI
watching and waiting for some one to understand me i hope it won’t be very long. —graeme edge
ROBERT O’MARA
RAY OQUENDO
JOHN PANTOZZI
DAVID PARKS
BRIAN O’REILLY
PATRICK PASCULLI
then according to the man who showed his outstretched arms to space he turned around and pointed revealing all the human race i shook my head and smiled knowing all about the place, â&#x20AC;&#x201D;jon anderson.
THOMAS PURCELL
KEVIN POWER
TIMOTHY PURCELL
DONALD PRESA
JOSEPH RASMUSSON
these are the seasons of emotion and, like the winds, they rise and fall this is the wonder of devotion i see the torch we all must hold this is the mystery of the quotient upon us all a little rain must fall. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;page/plant
ROBERT REDDINGTON
LOUIS RENTON
JAMES REILLY
STEVEN RICCHIUTO
MARTIN RICCIO
DAVID RIELING
VINCENT RINALDI
RALPH RUGGIERO
NOEL ROLON
AVELINO SAMBADE
JOSE SCARPA
walking in the sand thinking of adventures in my mind of tall ships that sail
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EDMUND SIENK1EW1CZ
LORENZO SCOTT
ROBERT SORIANO
ROBERT SIWEK one day i hope well be in perfect harmony a planet with one mind
PAUL SIENKIEWICZ
across the oceans wide they won’t wait for me see how they glide away so gracefully —ray thomas
MICHAEL SVEC
STEPHEN STOKES
JOHN SZAFRANSKI
JOHN STYRANEC then i could tell you all the things inside my head, —mike pinder
JAY TAVORMINA
i’m sitting by underneath the i’ve got no need to worry, i’m looking at
VINCENT TECCHIO it’s only the giving that makes you what you are. —ian anderson
VINCENT
RICHARD TEREK
ARTURO TIGERA
CARMEN TIRELLA
the side of a river pale blue sky im in no hurry the world go by. —ray davies
JOHN TOLVE
FRANCIS TRAVELLIN
PETER VENETIS
KEVIN TRAYNOR
JESVS VILLEGAS
THOMAS WALDRON
WARREN WELECK
Bad news, bad news came to be while I sleep, Turn, turn, turn again— Saying one of your friends is in trouble deep; Turn, turn, to the wind and the rain, —bob dylan
Edward J. Zur . . . (19571974) What is the meaning of life? Can we colleet it and store it in a bottle? Can we hold it in oor hands? Throughout ou, y<»rs at P «p , no one exemplified dm morning of life as Edward Zu, did He was an outspoken p er*,, who h!d a tremendous amount of school spirit and participated in many Prep activities. On Tune 8 1974, the Lord called Eddie. Eddie was a unique person: courageous, and unafraid of life’s destiny. It is impossible to measure a person’s true character in a few short lines. Everyone, I think, k»t somedung special from thei, live, when Eddie pa*ed away. We shall always remember him.
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The Class of 1975 passes in . . . James and Stokes pass out . . . Cemak and Carusoe exiled for crimes against die state . |. Up to the A-V Room . . . Howard Johnson’s in D.C. de clared a national disaster area . . . DeMarckv plays dead in religion class . . . Reilly has a class night to remember . V. We want Bernie (Applause) . , . Fr. Murray’s Tea Parties | . . Fr. Failon shows us that we’re all equally oppressed . . . Fr. Tiinone on tape . . . Student Council shows us how to resign . . . First by first, two outside . . . Arndt the nurse . . . Cagnacci takes a ride . . . Cousin Brucie visits Prep (heavy) . . . Bring your parent to the next Hudson Catholic game
“That is all,” leaves . . . and “Safe journey home,” arrives . . . Dutch finds a surprise in his locker . . . The Mission Drive an Alcoholic’s D elight... Cagnacci keeps going . . . Dondi learns Geometry, no one else does f ,. the drinks are on B ill. , . Disease strikes . . . so does Muton Cafeteria Staff . . . Who stole the Commons? . . , Nixon wins Prep poll: “Too err is human” . . . pun is a clam word . . . Prep sees more of Hoberman’s than Florida . . . “Reservations are for Indians” . . Beltran walks on the water . . .
Mr. Gray inpi& lces the big %0 . . * Soccer team makes the states . . . 'the playboy andthe beast arrive (historically speaking) . d$d! , . Mr. Curran needs a lig h t.. >^Mr. Ciirey’s class only 150 pages be hind . The Italian cla<^ vs. Mr. Fordellone and Belld . . , Baby Face ?$6?v^vk|!cf fte' Magic Show returns. ,^ipoc serve$||me for whispering out the window . . . Mnd-sliiS;ging closes election offices . . . Tav and Pete take «^Y£r :with celebration at Steak and Brew . . . The second immigrant veepp ,:i . Demagogue Dotti electrifies crowd. . ;'Yearboook editors promise that deadlines will be met
Arndt swears he was elected . . . Rich and Jack’s . . . Doc spikes the ball and pays the penalty . . . Today North Bergen-tomorrow the county . . . Turtlenecks are here . . . Does Wolowitz really snap the ball by himself?, asks La Rocco . . . Fall Play, Yearbook, and Soccer interfere with Student Council. . . Mr. Curran can now afford a light. . . Why is the 8 ball in the wall—Senior Room closed . . . Inner Man comes and goes . . . Father Fi scher’s T-shirt is very holey .... Brennan “feels” the pinch of inflation in Florida . . . “I pledge allegiance to the United States of Athens . . . Ri naldi drops a brick . . . “HEY FAG” . . . Diverio and Schaetzle in the ring Mauriello picks up a cane . . . We want FolgerlH . . . At the beginning, 280; now, 203: “Only the strong surive.”
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Mr. Jerry Halligan, coach, instructs team during time out.
Mike Bergen plays before capacity crowd at Taffaro Game.
Back, L. to R.: Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Amelio, McGill, Miskela, Allen, Argyelan, Scura, Pierce, Hogan, gen. Sitting: Leary, McGovern, Folger, Campbell, Landry, Rossiter
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Season begins with a win against Dickinson.
â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Doctorâ&#x20AC;? operates against Union Hill.
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Playmaker Leo Campbell.
Mike Folger looks on as Tom Miskela sinks a foul shot.
Mark Mauriello takes steady aim vs. Snyder.
Junior Varsity
Back, L . to R .: Bailey, Zeller, Dwyer, Ryan, Pierce. Middle, L. to R.: Humenic, McGill, Lancos, Polaski, Stokes. Front, L. to R.: Lan dry, Favia, Rossiter, Bellani, Rielly
Devaney Sparks Grand Streeters to Crown
Prep Wins Freshman Title, 59-55 | Standing, L . to R .: Stawicki, Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Halloran, Mastowski, Wozniak, Alonso, Grasso, Kalimowski, Foley. Front Kneeling, L. to R.: Ferrara, Devaney, Shahbazian, Rossiter, Foye
Trainers: A1 Bienkowski, and Fred Whelply
Indoor Track
Senior members: Schaetzle, Lawrence, Murphy, Mauser, Cerosky. Jim Greer takes a fourth place.
Captains Iram Lawrence, Marty Sullivan, and Jim Greer.
Relay Team: Greer, Dorsey, Lawrence, and Robinson.
Baseball Steve Diverio trots in from center field.
Billy Hogan signals one down.
First Baseman, Vin Gramuglia, holds a runner on.
Frank Aquino takes a breather.
Catcher, Billy Hogan.
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Hogan lines a hit.
Renton ducks a high, inside fastball.
Walowitz throws a one-hitter against St. Michael s.
Look at that stance! â&#x20AC;&#x153;Pepe at the plate.â&#x20AC;?
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Mr. Vincent Pickett, Coach
Divers: Gerry Kallman Paul Martucci Mike Cavalier
B a c k , I to R , Cooney, Alberti, Ahem, Delaney, Mgr. Roack, Jazzify, Capts. Gaddis, Forsythe, Hyatt; Cavaher. Kneelmg: Egan, Martuec., Pickett
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Individual Honors City Championship Bill Barber............ Tom Forsythe...... Vic Badaraco....... Dave Roche.......... Dave Caddis........ Bill Barber Bob Archibald Jack Hyatt Frank McGovern
first 100 yd. Freestyle first 200 yd. Freestyle sixth 200 yd. Freestyle .................fifth 200 yd. I.M. sixth 50 yd. Freestyle .fourth 100 yd. Backstroke
.second 400 yd. Free Relay
County Championship Bill Barber........................................first 200 yd. Freestyle second 100 yd. Freestyle Mike Cavalier....................................................fifth Diving Jack H yatt...................................... sixth 100 yd. Butterfly
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Top Row: Fortunato, Catanio, Pellicano, Picinich, Krasowski, Piotrowicz, Hulings, Santoro, Draughon, Burn ett, McClain, Liccardo, Lyons, Lemanski, Sawyer, Blake, Doherty, Baily. Middle Row: Greer, DenBleyker, Gualtieri, DisPoto, Feeney, InFante, Ritzmaurice, Byrd, Scott, Dorsey, Mar rero, Disanto, Aquila, Stone, Henderson, Gallo, Taylor. Bottom Row: Henderson, Soriano, DenBleyker, DeBello, Calefati, Reilly, Hogan, Keating, LaRocco, D ’Amelio, I Wolowitz, Diverio, Lombard, Blasczak, DiNapoli, Schaetzle. All-County Candidate Jim Wolowitz prepares to power Prep’s offense.
“Prep is bullish on football”
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Coaches, standing: Dispoto, Head Coach Lawrence, Nazciemento, Biondo. Kneeling: Miller, Dunn, Peluso, Welsh. Senior standouts Derek Henderson and Frank D â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Amelio.
A spirited frosh football team finished 2nd in the county with a 5-1-1 record. The last victory upset Dickenson 22-16.
Freshmen, Top: Coaches Miller, Peluso, Dunn; Hawkes, Santora. Third Row: Rodriquez, Whitehead, Holden, Addas, Scott, IGreen, Second Row: Studer, Murtha, Tavaglione, Attisano, Black, Alonso, Eg
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All County First Team—Duke D ’Amelio, Senior Second Team—Eddie Lombard, Senior Honorable Mention—Jim Wolowitz, Senior, Steve Diverio, Senior
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Back Row L . to R.: Flynn, Lago, Cardiello, M cCarthy, Caldas, C em a, Rutkowski, Bado, Cosgrove, Ci ich Cuarini Fron t Row: O’Gorman, Marchitto, Harrison, DeMarky, Rolon, Terek, Bram , Manager Rinaldi
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1974 Team: City Champions, County Champions, 2nd in Northern Section, 2nd in State City Champions: Bob Harrison-1st Tumbling; 1st High Bar; 1st Long Horse; 3rd Still Rings; 1st AA. Tom Marchitto—2nd Tumbling; 3rd Pom. Horse; 3rd P Bar; 2nd AA. Scott Bram—2nd High Bar; 1st P-Bar; 1st Still Rings. Bob Rutkowski—3rd Tumbling. Joe O’Gorman—1st Pom. Horse. Tom DeMarky—2nd Pom. Horse; 2nd P-Bar. John Bado—3rd Long Horse. North Sectional Championships: Bob Harrison-lst Tumbling; 4th High Bar. Bob Rutkowski—6th Tumbling. Tom Marchitto—3rd High Bar; 3rd P Bars; 2nd AA. Tom DeM arky-1st P-Bars. Scott Bram—6th P-Bars; 5th S-Rings. State Finals: Bob Harrison-State Champion, Tumbling. Scott Bram—5th Still Rings.
The Gym Team enjoyed its most successful season this year. Under head coach Lou Guarini, in his first year of coaching, the team compiled a record of eleven (11) wins and one loss while winning the City and County Championships. In the State Tournament, the team set a new school record scoring 109 points while finishing second in the en tire state. Senior captain Bob Harrison became only the second Prepman in 17 years to capture a state title when he won the tumbling event. Mr. Mike Berkowitz, Moderator
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Cheerleaders
Back Row: Ann Marie Heath, ASH, Ann Marie Robinson, ASA, Susan Herzog, ASH, Petrina Meluso, ASA; Front Row: Delores Carr, ASH, Diane Pagano, ASH, Mary Petrick, ASA
Back Row: Debbie Oland, SDA, Amy Hawrylak, SDA, M argaret Cioffi, ASA, Theresa Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Amelio, ASH; Fron t Row: Vanessa Tedeschi, ASD, Sue C occo, ASA, Michele D Ameho, ASH
Standing: L . to R.: Caldas, Ginty, Kim, Lyberopoulos, Winldeblech, Venetis, McGovern, Emporellis, Ahern, Suska, Constantinides, Saglicco, Sambade, Callahan, Bello, Schirmer, Reilly, Bro, Daly, S.J. Kneeling; L. to R.: Cafiero, Bender, Carter, Oquendo, Della Rosa, Callahan, Dawybida Not Pictured; L. to R.: Downey, Pasculli, Ferry, Albano
Coaches; Rock Prezioso, Bro. Daly, S.J.
Pete Venetis: Senior Captain
Pat Pasculli, Senior: 3rd Team All-County
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Harry Emporellis, Team All-County
Sophomore:
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Ray Oquendo, Senior: 1st Team All-County
HHH Bello and Venetis lead breakaway
Bob Lyberopoulos, Sophomore: 3rd Team All-County
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Coach, Mr. W alter Illy
Winnie Gramuglii
Dick Fabio
fed Garland
Tony Inguaggiato
Bob Pfeiffer
The Team, L. to R.: D. Stokes, E . Albano, E Gunnel, H. Doherty, J . Downey, J . Lynch, Mike Cunningham, J . Smith, G. Bannon, Myles Cunningham, G. Siems, and D . Henderson, with T. Kallman and Coach Crum standing, watches P. Murphy wresde.
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Bob Aviles cools off after race. T H EY ’R E O F F! Kevin Cerosky (Capt.), Bob Aviles, Dennis McGill (Capt.), Marty Sulli van, Ray Szczesny, Jim Collins, Frank Mur phy, Herman Mauser.
Vinnie Gramuglia and Marie Mauriello, Co-Chairmen of Intramurals
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Back, L. to R.: J . Domin, T. Jankowski, F . Cunningham, R. Szczesny Fron t, L . to R.: M. Emerson, T. Specian, W . Tobey, R. Zeller
Back L . to R.: R. Wochna, B. Walker, D. Jablonski, F . DeSanto, A. Grinkevich, J. Lapilusa Front, L. to R.: J. Marinaro, G. Maretto, J. Caldas, M. Meese, T. Kearney, M. Fallon
Back, L. to R.: E . Ocasio, G. Loftus, C . Wesley, J . Bado, E . Princiville, J . Jarema Front, L . to R.: J . Aurigemma, J . Piperato, P. Zielinski, R. Greene, H. Perrini, D. McAdam
L. to R.: W . Hulings, D. DellaRosa, G. Siems, J . Nestor
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L . to R.: D. Fahian, J . Argyelan, L . DePinto, C. Giglio, M. Stirone, D. Arnold, B. Back, L . to R .: P. Meegan, J . Jarxab, J . Pietruska Fron t, L . to R .: R. Bado, D.
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McFadden, J. Ryan, S. Connelly
L. to R , B. Schmidt, J. Guilbert, C. Kreush, J . Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien, T. Blasczak, J . McCarthy, P. L . to R , M. Dilworth, D . Bucci, J. Infante, A. Perrella, J . Scura, M. Connolly
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J. Brennan, K. Fitzmaurice, S. Queenan, J . Lawler, A. Cualtieri, D. Desfosse, D. Hoff man, T. Suszka, F . Fassanante
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Top, L . to R .: D . Wisniewski, W . Forrester, L . D ehnert, Bottom , L . to R .: P. Scalia, J. Murray, A. DeRise
Top, L . to R .: R. Lago, D. Pica, D . Sengos, Bottom, L. to R.: J. Pupe, M. Mariquit, R. Leonardis
Top, L . to R.: J . Hooven, J . Bales, J. Trezza, Bottom, L. to R.: J . Brady, J. Bovery, J. Taylor
Top, L . to R.: J. Marrero, S. Beach, W . Morse, Bottom, L. to R.: J . Nealon, G. Rios, M. Prokop
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L. to R.: T. Adam, R. Rutkowski, K. Florczak, T. Bourgey, A. Cifelli, E . Yurasek, F . An足 gelo, W . Davis, P. McGovern
T . Olzewski, G. Mariquit, J . Nimon, R. Robinson, J . Greer, D . Byrd, P. Santere, T. McCormack
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L . to R.: R. Sypko, M. Wyville, M. Spina, J . Uliano, J . Lally, Q. Carl, R. Michalski, M. Petrazola
L . to Âť . M. Larkin, R. Hoff, S. MoscateUo, P. Mortenson, T. Lindorff, S. Sagliocco L . to R , J . Cielazewicz, J . Bonner, J. Austin, P. Drexel, G. Drozdowsld, J . Daly, T. Brophy
L . to R , B- Sagaas, V. Soriano, M. Sullivan, M. Schultz, M. Rector
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Left to Right: R. Archibald, J . Honan, C. Parajon, M. DenBleyker, W . SzymioIowicz, J . Ponik, C. Biyant, T. Younger, J . Choice, J . Vasfailo, C. Stone, M. O’Donnell
Left to Right: M. Ellerson, J. Flynn, D. Sorrenti, F . Whelply, R. Addas, R. Tatarowicz, D. Urynowicz, T. Konopka, J . Dippolito, D. Tutaro, E . Strusczyk
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Left to Right: D. Henderson, J. Barchi, G. Dispoto, J. Dorsey, B. Sekel, M. Aymar, T. Feeney, T. Landry, C. Biddle, G. Filak, J . Sweeney, J . Brewer
L . to R.: J . Tavaglione, S. W ojtczuk, J . Besante, D. Leary, P. W all, C . Pfeiffer, J . McGee
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L. to R.: J . M cGuire, G. Rizzo, H. Devlin, D. McGill, J . O Gorman, S. Sparicino, J . Smith, G. Kuch
L. to R.: LaForgia, L. Cannarozzi, J . Wojtkowski, P. Roche, A. Kuraz, J . Alberti,
let it grow, you know you need no sympathy you don’t realize how much you needed me you will realize it’s better when you give 1cos your life is longer than you live the laws o f nature are to heal the wounds of man use them right and they will help you if they can wrongly used and you’ll only harm yourselves then it’s too late to come to me for help don’t walk away give it a chance let it grow Nektar
Classics
Rev. Thomas P. Murray, S.J. Latin 1; English 1
Rev. Edward I. Dolan, S.J. Latin 1,4; Greek 2,4
Mr. Joseph J. Galiastro, A.B. Latin 2; Classical Literature 2 Chairman A.C.C. Rev. Francis J. Hamill, S.J. Latin 2; Religion 1
Rev. Harold J. Oppido, S.J. Latin 1,3; Greek 2 Rev. Harold F.X . O’Donnell, S.J. Latin 1; Chairman—Classics Department; Moder ator—PETROC and Publicity Committee
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Rev. James S. Foley, S.J. Latin 1, Religion 3,4
Mr. Michael S. Gray, M.A. Chairman History Departm ent; History 2,3,4
Rev. Mr. Thomas R. Maus, S.J. World History 1; Religion 3,4; D irector of Mission Drive; Moderator of Hockey Team
Mr. Richard J. DiClemente, M.A. U.S. History 3,4
Mr. Carl S. DeLorenzo, M.A. World History 1, U.S. History 3
Bro. Thomas E. Daly, S.J. U.S. History 3,4; Moderator of SCC Socc Team Mr. Anthony A. Stone, M.A. World History 1; Latin 3 ; Moderator of Speakers F o 足 rum; Moderator of Freshman Oratorical Contest
Mr. Paul G. White, M.A. U.S. History 3,4
English
Mr. Albert W . Romano, A.B. English 1,3,4; Moderator of PET R EA N and Camera Club
Mr. Richard L. Kennedy, M.A. English 1,2,4
Rev. Merrill C. Jacobson, S.J. English 3,4; German 2; Moderator of Dramatics
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Mr. Edward A. Martin, B.A. English 2,4
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Mr. Robert F . Mulvihill, M.A. English 3
Mr. Henry Rogers, M.A. English 1,2
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Rev. David X. Stump, S.J. Math 1; School Chaplain; Liturgical Committee; Directorâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;T.V. Studio
Mr. Charles A. Carey, M.A. Math 3,4
Mr. Robert A. McCuinness, M.S. Chairman of Math Department Math 1,3,4
Mr. Stanley M. Lanskey, B.S. Math 3,4
Sister Gabriel Delores, Math Tutor
Rev. Vincent McDonough, S. J ., Math 2
Mr. Charles J . Rooney, M.A. Math 1 Mr. John A. Banach, M.A. Math 1,3; Moderator of Ski Club
Mr. Robert P. Howard, M.S. Math 2
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Modem Language
Mr. Leonard A. Fordellone, M.A. Chairman: Modem Language Department French 2,3; Spanish 2; Italian 1,2.
Miss Donna M. Pica, A.B. Spanish 1,2
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Rev. Joseph J. Kavanagh, S.J. Moderator of Band Latin 2; German 1,2.
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L L AH FARN 3 9 Kennedy Blvd., J .C ., N .J. fince Com m. 1,2,3, C hrm . 4 ; Social Com m . 3,4 ; gTREAN 2,3, E d . 4 ; Publicity Com m . 4 ; Speaker’s jireau 4 ; Art Club 3 ; School Spirit 1,3,4; Maroon id W hite 1,4; PE T R O C 3 ,4 ; Intram urals; Inscape 2; onor Pin 1,2,3; N E D T C ert.
MATTHEW CROSSON
0 0 Elmwood A v e , Union, N .J. Chess 1,2,3,4; Honor Pin 1,2,3.
125 Montgomery S t , J . C , N.J. Band 1,2^},4; Social Comm. 4 ; School Spirit 4 ; D ance Comm. 4 ; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society.
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MICHAEL K. CUNNINGHAM
PETER J. BERN O T
WITH JAM ES AHERN .3 Edgewood Rd., Eli/.., N .J. ETR EA N 4 ; PE T R O C 4 ; Ski Club 4 ; School Spirit |4; Maroon and W hite 3 ,4 ; Intram urals; Swimming |2,3,4; Soccer 4 ; Honor Pin 1,2,3.
\ONALD A LLEN |J7 Bailey Ave., Hillside, N .J. jxec. Member Ebony Club 3,4 ; H A P 1 ,2,3,4; P E T O C 3 ,4 ; Class Officer 1,2; Publicity Com m . 4 ; Selior Board; Intramurals; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Honor |ln 1 A 3 ; Nat. Honor Society; N at. M erit Comtendation; Society of Outstanding H .S . Students.
iNTHONY ALO I
16 Ave. C Bayonne, N.J. Camera Club 4 ; Intramurals; Hockey 3 ,4 ; H onor Pin
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1ARCUS A . ALSTON
@9 a e rk St., J.C., N.J. BAP 1,2,3,4; PE T R O C 3,4 ; Ebony Club 3 ,4 ; Class |)fficer 1,2,3,4; Intram urals; Football 2 ; H onor Pin 3.
t-TEVEN A . AMOROSO {25 Linden Ave., J .C ., N .J. {itage Crew 1,2,3,4; Intramurals; Gymnastics 1.
207 T errace A v e , J . C , N .J. Intramurals; Trainer 1,2,3, Head Trainer 4 ; Gym Team Mgr. 2; Honor Pin 1.
339 Garfield A ve, Avon, N.J. PETRO C 1,2^ ,4; Ski Club 1; Chess 1; Class Officer 1; Wrestling 2,3, Captain 4.
JAMES BLASCZAK
MYLES F. CUNNINGHAM 1 9 2 -A Union S t, J .C , N .J. PETREAN 4; Ebony Club 3,4; Football 1; Karate 2; Wrestling 3,4.
234 Garfield A v e , J . C , N .J. Intramurals; Weightlifting; Football 1,2,3,4.
ED BLASZCZYK
MICHAEL THOMAS CUPO
257 Eighth S t , J . C , N .J. FRANK BRANAGAN 7 5 W est Thirty-Fourth S t , Bayonne, N .J. D ance Comm. 1,2; Publicity Comm. 4 ; Hiking Club 2,3,4; PETRO C 3,4; Honor Pin 3,4.
309 Park A ve, Hoboken, N.J. PETREAN 3,4; School Spirt 3,4; Maroon and W hite 3, Editor 4 ; Social Comm. 3,4; D ance Comm. 4 ; HAP 2; Class Officer 2; Publicity Comm. 4 ; Speakers Bu reau 4 ; Intramurals; Karate 1,2; Honor Pin 1,2,3;
PAT BRENNAN
Nat. Honor Society.
719 Blvd., Bayonne, N .J. Intramurals; Karate; Track 1.
FRANCIS J. DAU AN I 1200 Bloomfield S t , Hoboken, N.J. HAP 2; Karate 2; Honor Pin 1,2,3.
A LBERT R . BRUNNER 9 5 Orchard Place Maywood, N .J. Slu Club 1; Stage Crew 2,3; Publicity Com m. 4 ; Hik ing Club 2 ; A-V Club 2,3; P E T B O C 2,4; Swimming
i09 Seventy second St. North Bergen, N .J. Officer 2,3; W eightlifting; Football 1,2,3,4;
JOSEPH T. CALABRIA
|9onor Pin 1.
1045 Gary T errace Secaucus, N .J. Maroon ™ d W hite 1,2; Class Officer 4 ; Intramurals;
"RANK J. AQUINO
Track 2; Honor Pin 1.
14 Steven Ave., J .C ., N .J. (PETROC 3,4; Intramurals; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer
ANTHONY CALEFATI
PETER A. ARNDT 657 Jauncy Ave., Lyndhurst, N .J. Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3,4; HAP 2,3; PE T R O C 2,3,4; C am era Club 3,4 ; Publicity Com m . 3,4 ; D ance Com m. 2,3; Social Com m. 4 ; Political Foru m 3 ,4 ; {School Spirit 3,4; Sid Club 1,4; Class Officer 3,4 ; (Speakers Bureau 3, Chrm . 4 ; Golf 4 ; D ram atics 4; iPETREAN 4.
BOB AVILES bO Magnolia Ave., J.C., N.J. __ Dance Comm. 3 ; Ebony Club 3 ; PE T R O C 4 ; Track 1 ^ 3 ,4 ; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. |:Honor Society, Society of Outstanding H.S. Students.
[PAUL DANIEL G R EG O R Y BARTON |s605 Bergen Ave., J .C , N .J. (CAP 1; D ance Comm. 2,3, Steering Comm. 4 ; Stage Crew 3 ,4; PET R O C 2 ,3 ,4 ; INSCAPE 3 ; Class Officer N ED T C ert.
[.JAMES F. BEGANS [3 1 6 Fairmount Ave., J . C , N .J. HAP 2; Intramurals; Honor Pin 2,3.
1 Jane S t , Secaucus, N .J. School Spirit 3,4,; Class Officer 1,3,4; Senior Board;
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iALPH “DOC” AQU1LA
3,4; Hockey 3 , C apt. 4
FRANK D ’AM EUO
RALPH CAEIERO 217 Jew ett A v e , J . C , N .J. ; School Spirit 2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 4 ; Intramurals; Soccer 3,4; Honor Pin 1,2,3.
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tramurals; Sid Club 2,3,4; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society.
DAVID C BERNOT 6 0 Elmwood Ave., Union, N .J. Chess 1; Intramurals; Wrestling 2 ; Honor Pin 3,4.
5 NOrcroft Road, J .C , N.J. PETRO C 2,3,4; PETREAN 4 ; Maroon and W hite 4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Intramurals; Football 1,2,4; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society.
JAMES J. CALLAHAN 326 Ege A v e , J .C , N .J. Chess 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. H o n o r S o cie ty ; N E D T C e r t . N a t. M e rit Commendation.
LEO CAMPBELL 118 W est Tenth S t , Bayonne, N.J. Art Club 1; Intramurals; Basketball 1,2,3,4.
M ICKEY CANA VARI 31 Radio A v e, Secaucus, N.J. Maroon and W hite 1,2; Class Officer 4.
MIKE CAVALIER 37 Terrace Place Keam y, N .J. Chess 1; Cross Country 3 ; Swimming 2,3,4.
OH■HBH■B KEVIN D. CEROSKY
ROC 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Class O f t c e r 3 , Intra murals; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, •
j RAY BELU N O 416 Cator Ave., J . C , N .J. j Baseball 1,2,3,4.
ALEXANDER CIESMELEWSKI 6 Hawthorne Ave., J-C-, N .J. N . Honor Baseball 3,4; Karate 3,4; Honor Pin 1A 3 ; Nat. nono
j JOHN JM . BELLO
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j W hite 2 ; D ance Comm. IF 1 4 - PETREAN 4 ; Class Officer 1,2; E xec. Comm. 4, 2,3,4; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. ) Honor Society,
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CARLOS M. BELTRAN 281 Virginia A v e , J .C , N .J. PETREAN 4- PET RO C 2,3; ACC; Speakers Bureau I ^ P L 2 Senior Board; Chess 2 ; Publicity Comm.
[SzS&ZQrZP** I 1 N ED T C ert. Pres. Political Forum 2.
MIKE BERGEN
ketball l A M i Honor Pin 1.
MICHAEL J. COLLINS 192 Virginia A ve, J .C , N .J. . Soccer 2,3; Class Officer 4 ; Intramurals; Karate 1, Honor Pin 1.
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TONYCORSO 97 Laidlaw A ve, J . C , N.J. INtramurals; Honor Pin 1,3.
JAMES COZZETTA 109 Clarke A ve, J .C , N.J. PETREAN 4; Stage Crew 2 ; Political Forum M , •'I •
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SALVATORE D ’AMELIO 914 Garden St., Hoboken, N.J. Band 1,2,3, Vice President 4; HAP 1; Intramurals; Honor Pin 1,2.
MICHAEL DA WYBIDA 524 1 /2 Grove St., J .C ., N .J. Slavic Club 3,4; Hiking Club 2,3,4; Saddle and Bridle 2,3; Intramurals; Soccer 4.
JOHN R. DEARBORN 20 East Thirty-Third St., Bayonne, N.J. Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Comm. 2,3,4; Art Club 1; Intra murals; Honor Pin 1,2,3.
LARRY DEBELLO 408 Cator Ave., J.C ., N.J. Class Officer, 1,2; Intramurals; Football 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society.
FRANK D ELIA 36 Lembeck Ave., J.C ., N .J. Future Physicans 3; School Spirit 3 ; Honor Pin 3.
"W ACKIE" TOM DEMARCKY 353 Woodlawn Ave., J.C ., N.J. Gym Team 1,2,3,4.
Intramurals; Cross Country 3 ; Honor Fin 1.
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J. GREGORY GASTON 182 Bayview Ave., J.C ., N.J. Camera Club 4; Ebony Club 3,4; Chess 1,2,4; HAP 1,2; Class Officer 1; Intramurals; Karate 1,2.
257 Neptune Ave., J.C ., N.J. PETRO C 2; Maroon and W hite 2 ; Intramurals; Honor Pin 1,3.
ANDREW PHILLIP FLA TLEY
THOMAS JAMES GIBSON
152 Beach St., J.C ., N.J. Student Council 1, Executive Com mittee 4; Social Comm. 3, Chr. 4 ; School Spirit 3,4; Speaker’s Bureau 4; Dramatics 2,3,4; PETREA N 3,4; Inscape 2 ; P E T ROC 3,4; Chess 2; Danne Comm. 3, Steering Comm. 4; Itramurals; Honor Pin 1,2,3; N ED T C ert. Nat. Honor Society; Nat. Merit Commendation.
26 Washington St., Harrison, N.J. PETREAN 3, Business Mgr. 4 ; PET RO C 2,3,4; School Spirit 3,4; Maroon and W hite 3,4; Dance Comm. 4; Social Comm. 4; HAP 2,3,4; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. H onor Society; N at. M erit o Com mendation; N ED T Cert.
KURT W. FOERST 1119 Avenue C , Bayonne, N.J. Camera Club 3,4; Stage Crew 4; Intramurals; Track 1
227 Laurel Ave., Kearny, N .J. Intramurals
12 East Thirty-Third St. , Bayonne, N .J. School Spirit 1,2; Intramurals.
BRIAN T. GINTY
MICHAEL FOLGER 1,2,3,4;
TOM FORSYTHE
16 Nevin St., J.C ., N.J. Intramurals; Football 3,4; Honor Pin 1,2,3.
3 Crossgate Road, J.C ., N.J. PETREAN 2,3, Editor 4; Inscape 2; Class Officer 2; School Spirt 3,4; Maroon and W hite 3,4; D ance Comm. 3, Steering Comm. 4 ; Political Forum 2; Pub licity Comm. 3,4; Speaker’s Bureau 4; Social Comm. 3,4; Intramurals; Swimming 1,2,3, Capt. 4 ; Honor Pin 1,2,3; N ED T Cert.
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JOSEPH FRANK
21 East Magnolia Ave., Maywood, N.J. School Spirit 3,4; Class Officer 3,4 ; Senior Board; In tramurals; Golf 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Honor Pin 1,2,3.
517 Kingsland A v e, Lyndhurst, N.J. Chess 1,2; Intramurals; Wrestling 1,2; Honor Pin 2,3.
CHUCK DENBLEYKER 127 Deleware Ave., J.C ., N.J. Class Officer 2; Football 3,4.
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CHARLES DONAGHVE 325 Lembeck Ave., J.C ., N.J.
EDWARD C. DONALD 278 Pine St., J .C , N.J. Ebony Club 3,4; HAP 1,2,3,4; Intramurals; Karate 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2.
TIMOTHY DOOLAN 937 Avenue C , Bayonne, N.J. Class Officer 1,2,3; Saddle and Bridle 1,2; Intra murals; NEDT Cert.
VINCENT DOTTI 102 Charles St., Clifton, N.J.
JIM DOWNEY 989 Edgewood Road, Elizabeth, N.J. PETROC 2,3; Class Officer 1; HAP 2,3; Wrestling 1A 3; Captain 4 ; Soccer 3,4; Cross Country 1; Golf 2^.
KEN DUNBAR 420A Union St., J.C ., N.J. Intramurals
JOHN DUNCAN 287 Union St., J.C ., N.J. Art Club 1; Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4; Intramurals
FRANK DZINCIELEWSKI 179 Lincoln St., J.C ., .N.J. PETROC 3,4; School Spirit 3,4; CAP 1; Political Fo rum 3; Intramurals; Bowling 1; Baseball 2,4; Honor Pin 1. SEAN EGAN 97 Joseph Ave., Teaneck, N.J. Band 2; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting.
RICHARD L. FABIO 20 Bentley Ave., J.C ., N.J. Dance Comm. 1,2; Intramurals; Bowling 3,4; Honor Pin 1.
THOMAS FERRY 194 McAdoo Ave., J.C ., N.J. Saddle and Bridle 2,3; Intramurals; Soccer 3,4; Hockey 3,4; Honor Pin 1,2.
JAMES J. flTZGIBBONS 118A Webster Ave., J.C ., N.J.
9 Marylu Drive, J.C ., N.J. CAP I; Art Club 1; Camera Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals; Weightlifting; Wrestling 2.
THOMAS JOSEPH G ILBERT
TOM F. FO LEY
1246 Blvd., Bayonne, N.J. Class Officer 2; Intramurals; Basketball Honor Pin 1.
MARK J. GIERLA
MICHAEL J. GADALETA 74 Paroubek St., Lttle Ferry, N.J. Maroon and White 2; D ance Comm. 2; Swimming 1; Honor Pin 1.
DAVID M. GADDIS 94 West Forty-Fifth St., Bayonne, N.J. Intramurals; Football 1; Swimming 2,3, Captain 4.
EDWARD J. GARLAND GOO Willow A ve, Hoboken, N.J. Intramurals; Bowling 1,2,3, Captain 4 ; Honor Pin
51 Hancock A v e, J.C ., N.J. PETRO C 4; HAP 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3; INTRA MURALS: Track 2,3; Soccer 3,4.
VINCENT J. GRAMUGLIA 6735 Kennedy Blvd., North Bergen, N.J. HAP 2,3; Publicity Comm. 4; Intramurals, Chairman 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Bowling 4; Honor Pin 2,3.
JAMES PAUL GREGORY 27 Spruce St., J .C , N.J. Dance Comm. 2,3, Steering Comm. 4 ; Inscape 1,2; Class Officer 2,3,4; Maroon and W hite 1,2; Social Comm. 3,4; Intramurals.
RICHARD GRUDZINSKI 2705 Kennedy Blvd., North Bergen, N.J. Honor Pin 1,2,3.
ED GUNNELL 109 1 /2 Highland A ve, J.C ., N.J. Dance Comm. 2,3 Dramatics 4; Wrestling 2,3, Cap tain 4 ; Football 1.
JOHN A. GURDAK 9 Gould S t, Lifton, N.J. Slavic Club 3,4; Chess 1,2,3,4.
PETER HAGGERTY
405 Avenue A, Bayonne, N .J. PETRO C 3 ; Class Officer 3 ; Intramurals; H onor Pin 1,2,3.
THOMAS HANEW ALD 121 Storms Ave., J .C ., N .J. Intramurals; Honor Pin 1,2,3; N at. Honor Society. RUSS HANN1GAN 165 Sterling A v e , J .C ., N .J. Inscape 2,3; Inner Man 4 ; Hiking Club 3,4 ; P E T ROC 2,3,4.
BOBBY L . HARRISON 7 Heckman Drive, J .C ., N .J. Ebony Club 3,4 ; Radio Club 1,2; H A P 1,2,3,4; Band 1;2; A—V Club 2,3 ; Speakers Bureau 4 ; Gym Team 1*2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; K arate 1,2; Intram urals; Honor Pin 1. D EREK HENDERSON 132 North Arlington Ave., East Orange, N .J. Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Pin 2; Class Officer 3.
ED H JELM 984 Schopmann Drive, Secaucus, N .J. Intramurals; Track 2.
HOWIE HOGAN 574 Gregory Ave., W eehawken, N .J. Class Officer 1,2,3; Baseball 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4.
BILLY HOGAN 271 Boyd A v e, J . C , N .J. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4; Indoor Track 2,3; Honor Pin 1. MARK G. HUDZIN 27 Freedom Place J .C ., N.J. Stage Crew 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Karate 1,2; Honor Pin
1,2 . JOHN W. H YATT, JR . 180 Alexander A v e , Nutley, N .J. Publicity Comm. 4 ; PET R O C 3; HAP 1; Intra murals; Folf 2 3,4; Swimming 1,3,4; Honor Pin 1,3. CHARLES INCANNELLA 53 West Second S t , Bayonne, N.J. Stage Crew 2,3,4; Asst. Production Mgr.
ANTHONY INGUAGGIATO 8607 Second A v e , North Bergen, N .J. PETRO C 1,2; Chess 1; Class Officer 3 ; Intramurals; Bowling 2,3,4; Honor Pin 1. MARK JF.ZIORSKI 141 Terbune A v e , J .C , N.J. Gym Team 1; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society.
THEODORE JOHNSON
1493 Paterson Plank Road. Secaucus, N .J. Radio Club 1,2,3,4; A—V Club 2 ; C am era Club 1,4; PETRO C 4 ; PETREA N 4 ; Honor Pin 3 ; N E D T C ert.
MARK K ELLY 90 W est Thirty-First S t , Bayonne, N .J. Radio Club 1; A - V Club 3; C am era C Lu b 3,4; PE T REAN4; PETRO C 4 ; Ski Club 3,4; D ance Comm. 3; Speaker’s Bureau 4 ; Publicity Comm. 4 ; Class Officer 4 ; Honor Pin 1,3.
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PATRICK J. KENNEDY 26 East Twelfth St., Bayonne, N.J. D ance Comm. 3,4; Intramurals; Football Track 2; Honor Pin 1. ,
15 Zabriskie S t , J .C , N .J. School Spirit 2,3,4; Maroon and W hite 2,3,4; Honor Pin 3. GARY S. KLEJMONT 4 5 W est Forty-SecondSt, Bayonne, N .J. CAP 1; Slavic Club 4 ; Intramurals; Honor Pin 1.
TOM KRAL 86 W est Fifty-Second S t , Bayonne, N .J. Football 1,2; Honor Pin 1,2.
KURT W- KRAUSSE 19 Poplar St., J .C , N .J. Class Officer 1.
ANTHONYLAROCCO 9 Colonial Drive, Bayonne, N .J. Intramurals; Weightlifting; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society. IRAM J. LAW RENCE 167 Bidwell A v e, J .C , N .J. Camera Club 3,4; PETREA N 4; Art Club 3,4; Ebony CLub 3,4; HAP 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,4; Karate 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4.
RAYMOND LEFANTE 217 Bright S t , J .C , N.J. PETREAN 4 ; Honor Pin 1.
MICHAEL P. LEW KO 168 St. Paul’s A ve, J .C , N .J. Slavic Club 3,4; Chess 1,2,3,4; Publicity Comm. 4 ; Intramurals; Honor Pin 1,2,3.
JOHN P. LIZZA 347 Woodlawn A v e, J .C , N .J. PETRO C 2,3, Editor 4 ; Ski Club 3,4; Publicity Comm. 4 ; Class Officer 1,4; School Spirit 3,4; Intra murals; Swimming 3 ; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor
89 Paterson S t, J .C , N .J. Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Dance Comm. 2,3,4; Speakers Bu reau 4; Class Officer 1,3,4; Senior Board; Honor Pin
DAVID W. LODGE
1,2,3.
JERRY JORDAN
WILLIAM LOELIVS
10 Church Towers Hoboken, N.J. Band 1,2,3, President 4 ; Intramurals; Honor Pin 1.
2 Acorn Road, Secaucus, N .J. I Maroon and White 1,2; HAP 2; Intramurals; Honor
JAMES T. KACZKA 132 West Sixteenth S t , Bayonne, N.J. C h es 1,2,3,4; Karate 1,2; PETRO C 2,3,4; Intramurals; Track 1; Bowling 4 ; Honor Pin 1,2,3; N ED T
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ED LOMBARD and Bridle 1; Intramurals; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4.
RONALD LOPES 132 Bostwick A ve, J .C , S .J . Class Officer 1; Liturgical Comm. 3, Chrm. 4; IracK 1,2; Cross Country 1.
JEFFR EY LOPRETE
Cert.
28 Rutgeis A ve, J .C , N .J. . PETBEAN 4; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society;
JERRY KALLMAN
NEDT Cert.
13 Broadman Parkway, J .C , N.J. PETROC 3; HAP 1; Class Officer 1,2,; Intramurals; Track 3; Gym Team 2 ; Swimming 4 ; H onor Pin 1,2,3.
RICHARD MACKIEWICZ
MICHAEL J. KEATING
HERMAN MAEUSER
32 Columbia Terrace Weehawken, N.J. Band 3 ; PETREAN 4 ; School Spirit 4 ; Maroon and W Hite 2* Speakers Bureau 4; Intramurals; Football i o n - Track 1,2; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor So
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FRANK KIMM1SH
DWAYNE E. JORDAN
RAY JUNCEWICZ 26 West Third S t, Bayonne, N .J.
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1,2,3:
Society.
PETROC 4 ; Political Forum 2,4; Camera Club 1; Chess 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Intramurals; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society; Nat. M erit Com mendation; N ED T Cert.
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MARK J. KEILP
12A Reservoir A v e, J . C , N.J. Chess 1,2; Ski Club 3,4 ; PET R O C 4. 288 Randolph A v e, J .C , N.J. Art CLub life Ebony C Lu b 3,4; Chess 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Wrestling 3 ; Track 2 ; Honor Pin 1.
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78 West Seventeenth S t , Bayonne, N.J. Soccer 4; Honor Pin 1,2,3. 913 Summit A ve, J .C , N.J. Class Officer 1; Future Physicians 3; Track 2,4; Cross Country 4; Tennis 3,4; Honor Pin 1,2.
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P A T R IC K J . M A LO N EY 203 Halstead Road Elizabeth, N.J. PETREAN 3,4; Political Forum 2,3,4; Chess 1,2,3; Publicity Comm. 4 ; ACC: Class Officer 1; Speaker’s Bureau 4; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society; Nat. Merit Finalist; N ED T C ert. JO H N C. M A RA BO N D O 6 Gleeson Drive Clifton, N.J. Class O ffice r 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 ; P u b lic ity Intramurals.
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B R IA N D . M A R C H LE W SK I 13 Magnolia Ave., J.C ., N.J. Art Club 1; Slavic Club 4 ; Intramurals; Baseball Mgr. 1; Karate 1; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society. JE R R Y M ARESCA 136A North St., J .C ., N.J. Hiking 3,4; School Spirit 4 ; Maroon and W hite 3,4; Intramurals; Honor Pin 1,3; Nat. Honor Society. M IC H A EL P. M ARQUAND 376 Ege A ve, J .C , N.J. Band 3,4; Intramurals; Swimming 1; Honor Pin 1. M A RK M A U R IE LLO 75 Bentley A v e, J .C , N.J. Class Officer 2,3; Intramurals, Chrm. 4 ; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Honor Pin 3. JA M ES J . M A V RO 116 Greenville A v e, J .C , N.J. PETROC 2,3,4; Intramurals; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society. JO SEPH M A RTIN M C G EA R Y 335 LaGrande A ve, Fan wood, N.J. Dramatics 3,4; PETRO C 4 ; Social Comm. 3,4; School Spirit 3,4; Dance Comm. 4 ; Speaker’s Bureau 4; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Gym Team 1; Track 2 ; Nat. Honor Society; Nat. Merit Commendation. FRA N CIS J . M CG O V ERN 29 Windy Bush Lane, Sparta, N.J. Inscape 2,3; PETRO C 2,3,4; Hiking 2,3,4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Dramatics 3 ; Track 1, Intram urals;. Swimming 3,4; HOnor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society. THOMAS A . M CG O V ERN 135 Williams A ve, J .C , N.J. Class Officer 3; Intramurals. JAM ES M. M CG R A TH 39 Read S t, Newark, N.J. Political Forum 3,4; School Spirit 1,3,4; Intramurals. W ILLIA M J . M CG U IRE 20 Lincoln S t , J .C , N.J. Social Comm. 4; Dance Comm. 4 ; Basketball 1; In tramurals; Track 2; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor So ciety; NEDT Cert. M ICH A EL G . M ECCA, JR . 30 Annabelle A ve, Clifton, N.J. Intramurals. NORMAN M ICH IELIN 1 553 Thirty-Eighth St., Union City, N.J. Dance Comm. 2,3, Steering Comm. 4 ; Radio Club 1,2,3, President 4; Class Officer 1,2; Track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Honor Pin 1,2,3. JO H N V. M IELE Sid Club 2,3,4; Chess 1,2; Saddle and Bridle 3,4; Kar ate 1; Honor Pin 2.
PA U L J . M IN ELLA 179 Summit A y e, J . C , N .J. Social Comm. 3.4; Cam era Club 4 ; Class Officer 3,4; Intramurals; Football 1,3. L A R R Y M O R IC H 148 Hancock A v e, J .C , N.J. Art Club 1; Intramurals; Honor Pin 1,2,3. RUSS M O R LEY 32 Magnolia A ve, J .C , N.J. CAP 1; PETRO C 1; Class Officer 3 ; Political Forum 1,2,3; Intramurals; Bowling 3,4; Honor Pin 1,2; Nat. Merit Commendation; N ED T Cert. MARC M R UZ 100 West Thirty-Fifth St., Bayonne, N.J. PETREAN 3,4; PETRO C 4 ; Ski Club 3,4; D ance Comm. 3,4; Speaker’s Bureau 4; School Spirit 3,4; Dance Comm. 3,4; Speaker’s Bureau 4 ; School Spirit 3,4; HAP 1,2; Maroon and W hite 4 ; Cam era Club 3, President 4 ; Baseball 2,3,4; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society; N ED T Cert. FR A N C IS P. M U RPH Y 40 Oakwood A ve, Upper Montclair, N.J. Pblitical Forum 3 ; Stage Crew 4 ; Intramurals; Track 1,2,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Honor Pin 3. TOM N A R K IE W IC Z 158A Boyd A ve, J .C , N.J. Intramurals; Basketball 1,3; Cross Country 3 ; Track
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R O B E R T N EW TO N 172 Madison S t, Wood-Ridge, N.J. Intramurals; Track 2; Honor Pin 1. G E R A R D D . O ’CONNER 15 Cornell W ay, Upper Montclair, N.J. Intramurals JO SEP H D . O ’GO RM A N 94B Suburbia Drive, J.C ., N.J. PETROC 2,3,4; CAP 1,3; Gym Team 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Merit Finalist; Nat. Honor Society. ED W A R D O U V A R I 315 Seventh S t, Union City, N.J. Intramurals R O B E R T O'M ARA 12 Comley Place Bloomfield, N.J. Political Forum 3,4; Speaker’s Bureau 4; PETRO C 3,4; School Spirt 3,4; Maroon and White 3,4; Intra murals; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society; N ED T Cert. R A Y JA V IE R OQUENDO 10 Forty-Eighth S t , Weehawken, N.J. HAP 1,2,3,4; Exec. Member of Ebony CLub 3,4; Chess 2^3,4; Camera Club 4; Art Club 4 ; Senior Board; Intramurals; Soccer 3,4; Track 2,3,4. BR IA N O ’R E IL L Y 75 Steuben A v e, Westwood, N.J. PETROC 3,4; Intramurals; Karate 1; Hockey 3,4; Track 2,'4. JO H N PA N TO ZZI 312 Sip A ve, J .C , N.J. Political Forum 2,3; PETRO C 2; Honor Pin 1. DAVID PARKS 2 Seaview Court, Bayonne, N.J. Class Officer 2; Basketball Mgr. 1; Intramurals;
Hockey 3,4; Basketball 2. P A T R IC K L . P A S C U L LI 149 McAdoo A v e, J.C ., N.J. PETRO C 2,3, Editor 4 ; D ance Comm. 2,3, Steering Comm. 4; Speaker’s Bureau 4; School Spirit 3,4; So cial Comm. 2,3; Stage Crew 1,2,3,4; Mission Drive Leader 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,3; Intramurals; Soccer Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Bowling 4; Man of the Year 2 ; Honor Pin 1,3. JO SEP H PA SQ U A LETTO 321 Van Nostrand A ve, J .C .; N.J. PETROC 2,3; HAP 2; Publicity Comm. 4; Class Offi cer 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Track 2; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society. R O N A LD K . PA U L 245 Union S t, J .C , N.J. Executive Committee 4 ; School Spirit 2,3, Chrm. 4; PETROC 1,2,3,4; Social Comm. 3,4; PETREAN 3,4,’ Maroon and White 3,4; D ance Comm. 4; Senior Board; Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3,4. JA M ES T. PER K IN S 57 Wales A ve, J .C , N.J. Ski Club 4; Intramurals. B O B P F E IF FE R 720 Seventh St., Union City, N.J. Intramurals; Bowling 2,3,4. JE F F PLA TA N IA 12 East Third St., Bayonne, N.J. A—V Club 2,3; Gym Team 1,2. ANTHONY E A R L P O W E LL 154 Arlington A ve, J .C , N.J. HAP 1,2,3,4; Exec. Member Of the Ebony Club 3,4; Inscape 2,3; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; ACC: Dramatics 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Honor Pin 1; Nat. Merit Commendation. K E V IN PO W ER 63 Addison A v e, Rutherford, N.J. Stage Crew 4; A—V Club 4; Liturgical Comm. 4 D O N A LD PRESA 1025 Koelle Road, Secaucus, N.J. Cross Country 1,2,; Track 1,2.
tramurals; Basketball 1,2. EDM UND SIEN K EW 1C Z 1223 Garden S t , Hoboken, N.J. Ski Club 4 ; Honor Pin 3. PA U L A . SIE N K IE W IC Z 292 Isabella A v e, Irvington, N.J. Art Club 1; PETREAN 3,4; Stage Crew 2,3; Cross Country 1; Track 2,3; Honor Pin 1,2,3. R O B E R T D . SIW E K 33 Devon S t , Kearny, N.J. PETRO C 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1; Saddle and Bridle 1; Hiking Club 1; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3; Honor Pin R O B E R T SO RIA N O 140 Front S t, North Arlington, N .J. Class Officer 1; Intramurals; Track 1,2; Football 3, Weightlifting. STEPH EN G . STO K ES 14 Baltusrol Place Summit, N.J. Political Forum 2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Speaker’s Bu reau 4 ; PETRO C 1,2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Honor Pin 1.2.3; Nat. Honor Society. JO H N M STYRA N EC 79 Mott S t , Newark, N.J. School Spirit 1,3,4; Maroon and W hite 3,4; Ski Club 4; PETRO C 2; Baseball 3,4; Honor Pin 3. M IC H A EL SVEC 133 Greenville A ve, J . J , N.J. Ski Club 4.
LO R EN ZO SC O T T 227 Bay St., J .C , N .J. t , HAP 1.9,- V i Ebony Club 3,4; Class Officer 1,2; In
JO H N SZA FRA N SKI 110 Williams A ve, J .C , N.J. Honor Pin 2. JA Y TAVORM INA
232 Stiles S t, Elizabeth, N.J. Student Council 2,3, Executive Committee 4; P E T REAN 2,3, Editor 4 ; PETRO C 1,2,3,4; HAP 1,2,3,4; School Spirit 2,3,4; Social Comm. 3,4; Publicity Comm. 2,3,4; Speaker’s Bureau 4 ; Dance Comm. 3, Steering Comm. 4; ACC; Art Club 1; Political Forum 2; Maroon and White 3,4; Intramurals; Man Of The Year 2; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society; Society of Outstanding H.S. Students; Nat. Merit Com mendation; N ED T Cert. VIN CEN T G . TEC C H IO 110 Broadway, J .C , N.J. Dance Comm. 3, Steering Comm. 4; Band 2; Public ity Comm. 4; Senior Board; Gym Team 1,2. VIN CEN T ANTHONY TED ESCH I 462 Kingsland A ve, Lyndhurst, N.J. Stage Crew 4 ; Track 1,2,4; N ED T Cert. R IC H A R D M A RK T E R E K 55 Trade A ve, Bayonne, N.J. PETROC 3,4; Class Officer 4 ; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Pub licity Comm. 4; School Spirit 4 ; Dance Comm. 4; Gym Team 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3; Track 2 ; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society, NEDT Cert. A R T TIG ER A 176 Louis S t, Secaucus, N.J. Intramurals CARM EN D . T IR E L L A 296 Clendenny A ve, J .C , N.J. Intramurals JO H N M. TO LV E 296 Orient W ay , Lyndhurst, N.J. Gym Team 1. FR A N K JO SEPH T R A V E LLIN 25 Stegman Terrace, J .C , N.J.
Saddle and Bridle 1,2; Inscape 2; PE T R O C 2,3,4; HAP 1; Maroon and W hite 4; Dramatics 3,4.
214 Jew ett A ve, J . C , N.J. Saddle and Bridle 1,2.
K E V IN TRAYN O R 8900 Blvd. East, North Bergen, N.J. Saddle and Bridle 1,2; Class Officer 2 ; Gym Team 1A 3.
W A R R EN W E LE C K 30 Prospect S t, J .C , N.J. Maroon and White 3,4; School Spirit 4; Political Form 3; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society- N ED T Cert.
PE TE R V EN ETIS 15 Carlton A v e, J .C , N.J. Class Officer 1,2,3, Executive Com mitte 4 ; PETRO C 3,4; PETREAN 3,4; School Spirit 4 ; Publicity Comm. 3,4; ACC: Intramtrls; Soccer 2,3,4; Football 1; Bas ketball 1,2; Honor Pin 1,2,3; Nat. Honor Society; So ciety of Outstanding H.S. Students; N E D T Cert. JESU S V ILL E G A S 309 Bergenline A v e, Union City, N.J. Dramatics 4; Library Club 1,2,3. TOM W A LD R O N 57 W arner A ve, J .C , N.J Ski Club 1,2; Senior Board; C lau Officer 2. B R IA N W A LSH
JU STIN W O JC IK 24 West Fifth S t , Bayonne, N.J. Saddle and Bridle 1,2,3/4. JA M ES W O LO W IT Z 76 Pearsall A ve, J .C , N.J. School Spirit 3,4; Class Officer 1,3; Intramurals' Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 4. FR A N K Z IPP 125 Cambridge A v e, J.C ., N.J. PETROC 1,4; Dance Comm. 3,4; Social Comm. 3,4; Publicity Comm. 4; Speaker’s Bureau 4; Maroon and White 4; School Spirit 4; Hiking Club 3,4; PE T REAN 3; Track 1,2; Honor Pin 1,2,3; N ED T Cert.
A No-Chance Man (left w ith the mem ory o f E d Zur) I ain’t sayin’ that he was the best. I ain’t sayin’ in his grave he should rest. I ain’t sayin’ I knew him well, ‘Cause nobody knew Ed Zur that I can Tell. His car screeched and skidded, ’Til he crashed. The ambulance took him away, Sirens and lights flashed. Hew was going fast In the late of night, And the upcoming car Blinded him with light. I ain’t sayin’ he was the best. I ain’t sayin’ in his grave he should rest. I ain’t sayin’ I knew him well, ’Cause nobody knew Ed Zur that I can tell. You see, this lonely guy Was a mechanic too: His thoughts seldom heard, By me or by you. This No-Chance Man Never dealt the deck, ’Cause a no-chance man Has a noose around his neck. So you speedsters of the city streets, Before your pulse be ended, Take ten pounds of pressure off your pedal, Or your funeral will be comprehended. And if your speedfever yearns a sure cure, Then I leave you with the Memory of Ed Zur. —Thomas DeMarky (3/75)
Special Patrons Academy Delicatessen George Andrew Mr. is Mrs. George Aprile Michael Andrew Bauonne Mater et Filius %/ Mr. is Mrs. Thomas J. Carmody Kenneth V. Chester Chip's Food Market Thomas D ’Andrea The Friends of Prep F & F Construction Co. Mr. is Mrs. Alexander G. Forsythe A Friend Mr. is Mrs. Stanley Fryczynski The Hobbit Shop
Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Arena Bay Poniks Citgo Mr. Michael Calderero Mary Caporrino Bob Churd Joseph Cohen Jay Dippolito Eileen Donohue Leo A. Doran Charles Dorsheimer S. Erianne & Sons Alyss Francuss A Friend Hall Bros., Inc. Herb Wiley Photography Hudacko Pharmacy Mr. Anthony Inguaggiato, Jr. Stella Kakolewski Mr. & Mrs. Dan Keane The Lafayette Sign Co. Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Lanskey
Home Lumber Company Hudson Advertising is Engraving Co. Joseph Kahn Jewelers Edward A. Marley Mrs. Edward A. Marley Masserelli Pharmacy Mr. is Mrs. John Nealon J is F Oldsmobile, Inc. Mr. is Mrs. Antonio Pereira Billy Shears Tex Construction Mr. is Mrs. Frank Travellin Vkranian National Ass’n, Inc. Ukranian National Home Margaret Warren
Ed Martin Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Massarelli Monaco Food Center Catherine Nealon Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Nestor Pat & Alice Nestor James Pritzlaff Phillip Pritzlaff Lucy Raimondo Robert G. Schneider Elizabeth K. Slocum Fred Stender Frank R. Stortz The Tavorminas Phillip Tavormina Underwood Pharmacy Mr. & Mrs. D. Van Dijk 3G Mr. Fordellone Mr. Jankowdci
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