1978 Blue and Gold Yearbook

LASALLE

-

2

It is eight-thirty on the first morning of school. Amid the long, sharp shadows, a freshman leaves his schoolbus. He feels nervous and vulnerable; the environment is new, the people unknown. He has little idea what LaSalle is, nor does he know what it represents.

At this point, he is concerned only with adjustment.

At ten-fifteen, a group of sophomores sits in the brightly lit biology lab, waiting for Mister Viggiano. They've had him before, as a gym teacher, so they're aware of his helpfulness and relaxed demeanor - they know what to

3

4

5

expect. During this year, it will dawn on them that a large part of their intellectual life is shaped by the extraordinary faculty at LaSalle. Besides Vidge, they will come to share in the humor of Mister Manion, the concern and involvement of Mister Klenk, the intellectualism of Mister McCabe and the rest of the English Department, and the relaxed awareness of Brother Bill Riley, Mister Turk, and Mister Braun. A collection of unusually bright and friendly individuals.

By one o'clock, the bulk of the school day is over. Six or seven juniors relax around a table by the windows in the cafeteria. Talk is of the past and of the present, of the summer and of schedules, classes and teachers. The juniors seated here are aware of their place at LaSalle. Two years have put things into perspective, and they are secure in this sense of belonging and direction. They know what LaSalle tries to do; they have seen the way it is preparing them, intellectually, emotionally and morally. They know the endpoint of this preparation is not college. It is something more important.

6

7

8

At four-thirty, senior soccer players have been practicing for nearly two hours. Under the brilliantly clear September sky, the learn continues its preparation for the Ryan game.

Long shadows flow from the trees. immersing the athletes in the peace of the day's end.

Their high school experience.

9

10

12

like the clay. is closing. Ahead lies uncertainty: college and career.

These decisions. however difficult. are not made blindly. though. From his first foggy days as a freshman to his final wistful days as a senior and. more importantly. during the countless ordinary days in between - LaSalle has illuminated important areas; it has taught the

14

15

student to deal with his world, his times and himself. LaSalle has offered what it can. He is prepared.

16

FACULTY

Dave Diehl

Vice Principal. Student Affairs

Talbot Ramsbottom, F.S.C.

Andrew Bartley, F.S.C.

18

Principal

Vice Principal. Academic Affairs

Florence M. Ward

Director of Development Rosalie Comerford Secretary

Charles Hilpl

Business Manager

Helen Gallagher

Secretary

19

Dave Manion F'rench

20

F'oretgn Language Dept. Chairman,

Hilary McGovern, F.S.C. Physical Education. Health Muriel Mehr Religion Dept. Chairperson

Walt Farrell

Physical Education, Health, Swimming Ed Klenk

Religion, Sophomore Guidance Counselor

21

Mary Mountain Librarian

Eleanor Rongione Assistant Librarian

22

George McManus

janitor

23

Rick Topper English. Yearbook

Gerard Frendries, F.S.C.

24

Math

Charles Scanlon, F.S.C. Director J.L.C.

Frank Mullin

Don Dtmitroff, F.S.C.

Geometry

Math, Religion

25

Bill Riley F.S.C.

Spanish. Radio Club

Accounting, John Frizalone

26

Math, Football. Track

I

Mike Bruno Science, Department Chairman, Tennis Kevin Erb, F.S.C.

Social Studies, Maintainence

27

Bill Hudson, F.S.C. Lawrence Carr, F.S.C.

English. Wisterian

English, Religion, Band Joe Reagan, F.S.C. Director of Counseling

Jim Devine

Spanish, Italian

jim Roche

Math

29

Miller Bosch, F.S.C. Fred Stelmach, F.S.C. Art Chairman. Religion

30

Counsellor

Joe Colistra

Social Studies Chairman, Football.

Robert Russell

Science, Photo Club, Bike Club.

Anselm Deegan, F.S.C.

English, Bowling.

II

31

Karen Schlindwein Spanish

Pat Devine Country.

Religion. Junior Coun., Track, Cross Linus Finn, F.S.C. Typing

Dominic Smith, F.S.C.

French, A.V. Moderator

Edward McCabe

English Dept. Chairman

33

John McShea

English

Craig Franz, F.S.L. Biology. IntramuraJs Joe Turk

34

Math Department Chairman, Math Team

George Hohenleitner German

Aloysius Lumley, F.S.C.

Religion

35

Lorraine Rimert

36

Science and Math

Bernard McCabe

English

Joseph C1ccimaro

Band Director

37

James McEntee 路 F路s 路c 路 Ge rman

38

'

Bill Fealy, F.S.C.

(

I

Social Studies, Soccer, Bookstore

Frank Danielski. F.S.C. Social Studies, Crew

Tony Viggiano

Biology, Intramurals. Football

39

Mark McGovern Social Studies, Drama Kevin McManus, F.S.C.

40

Science, Tennifj

Dave Ervin

Psychology. Freshmen Counselor. Basketball Mike O'Toole

English, Gazebo

Rene Sterner. F.S.C.

History. Religion, Forsenics

41

ACTIVITIES

43

INTRA MURALS

44

45

COMMUNITY SERVICE CORPS

46

47

Thursday is the big test, and you know it's going to be impossible. Still, you study, even though the only hope you have is if everyone else does bad. and the teacher curves the test. Your fate lies in the failures of your friends, not the success of yourself, and for a few days the whole class is your enemy. On the surface you joke around act like nothing was wrong, but deep down you know what really is going on.

You're being placed in a position you don't like, but know is inevitable. It's like enduring the pain at a dentist because you know it will pay in the long run.

The night before the test you study until you can't bear it anymore, and attempt to go in early the following morning to get more done. For two reasons you never quite make it. First you sleep later than you planned. then you get to talking with a few friends, and before you know it, classes have started.

When you get into class, the room is quiet, and you can sense the tension. A few last minute explanations are passed along, and then the test is handed out. You look down at the paper, check to see if you're in the right room, check to see if the right teacher is in the room, and then pinch yourself to see if you're awake.

After a few minutes, you glance around the room looking for any confused faces. When you find one you feel a little better and go back to the test.

48

The next day, the teacher passes the tests back, and you find a "D" on yours. Most of the kids got close to what you got, but because a few did good, there wasn't a curve. When you look at the paper on the next desk, you see that he got an "A", and you've found the one who broke the curve. You're mad because he didn't leave a few questions blank, and bring the rest of the class's marks up without really hurting his own. Since there's no one else to blame your "D" on, you blame him.

After class you walk up to him and say, "Thanks for destroying the curve, and by the way, are you coming to the party tonight?" He says "Yes", so you slap him on the back and say "See you later. " Until the next test, he's your best friend.

49

For many guys in the band, this is the first performance. They are nervous; they are afraid they might make a noticable mistake. They are not alone. There is no time to think about it, we are filing onto the stage. Our annual Christmas Concert is a bout to get under way.

Tuning finished, Mr. Ciccimaro. our director, walks onto stage to a vigorous round of applause.

He acknowledges the applause, gives a few preliminary remarks, and turns to give the downbeat, signaling the start of this year's concert.

50

BAND

...

.. - .

• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •••

. . ...... .

I

•

• • •

Instruments poised, we wait for the signal to start "Great Songs of Christmas", our first piece. A few bars into the song, our nervousness is forgotten; only the music is remembered. We play it the way we have been practicing it for weeks, sans the stopping for errors.

Practice the few weeks before the concert was at times unbearable - stopping every few bars, repeating the difficult parts, and starting the entire piece again. During each of these sessions, we may have completed only a couple charts, but we were beginning to perfect the performance. By the day of the concert, we were confident of our playing.

We finish the first arrangement with little difficulty and few mistakes; we are applauded with fervor. We play the other compositions in our book, including "Sleigh Ride," "Winter Wonderland," and "Carol of the Drum," along with a tuba duet; we are applauded and are about to leave (so the audience believed) when we surprise them.

We play accornpaniant to their part in "Christmas Sing Along". Later, the people tell us of the excitement they, and especially their young children, had in being able to participate.

51

YEARBOOK

For reasons unknown to me, the Yearbook Staff always seems to wait until three or four days before the deadline of each signature to really start working. As a result of this, we must consolidate what should have been two weeks work into a few days, culminating in a final project we refer to as the "Marathon".

Soon after the eighth period bell sounds the end of the regular school day, the six or seven senior members of the staff trudge into the yearbook office on the middle of the second floor, knowing that seven more hours lay ahead - seven hours of sorting, cropping, counting, typing, and re-counting. As I begin work, I reflect on my reasons for joining the staff.

The yearbook is unlike most other activities at LaSalle. Sports teams have weekly games by which to gauge their progress. The Wisterian, forensics, and the band all receive periodic feedback. In the case of the yearbook, though, all work is centered towards one, final event - the release of the yearbook. Our success rests not on a winloss record, but rather on the school's opinion of our 200-page representation of the 52

year 1977-78 at LaSalle. And our recognition, too, is minimal: a two-page spread and a list of names on the last page. Despite these apparent drawbacks, there is one basic reason for our working on the yearbook: we are seniors. We want to see that the book is done well, that it will be something we will always treasure, that the spirit and personality of the Class of '78 is accurately portrayed.

It is now dark. Mr. Topper arrives with five Rizzo's pizzas and two "sixes" of soda. We take a break and talk about the new teachers at LaSalle. Sooner than we would wish, the pizza is gone and we must return to our chores. Marc develops 路 the last roll of film for the day, with Bill assisting. Ted types the Androcles copy, Rich and John lay out the Soccer and Stage Crew, and Mr. Topper tries to prevent the decline into chaos.

Soon the last layout will be numbered and marked. We have met the deadline.

53

55

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

56

57

FORENSICS

58

''ANDROCLES AND THE LION''

59

ANDROCLES AND THE LION

60

It's opening night, and I'm waiting backstage for my cue. I am tense, and eager to get out on the stage. This is what our months of rehearsal and preparation have been leading to.

We started in late October with an outline of the concept of the play, and how we were going to present it. Rumors of a production "a la Star Wars" were confirmed, but Mr. McGovern's explanation emphasizing the timelessness of the conflict by setting it in the future, instead of Ancient Rome, as originally written by Shaw, assuaged my fears of the production being a cheap takeoff on the movie.

With this philosophy in mind, we set about learning our parts and "blocking" the scenes, a sort of choreography of our movements and reactions to specific lines. Once this was accomplished for most of the play, we started to feel our parts out, memorizing lines and starting to develop our stage presence. When we are onstage performing, we must be in complete control of our characters. Onstage, we do not exist. Only our characters exist, and this is where is where our concentration has to be focused.

As it is with many things, it was easier said than done. For a period, everyone stagnated, and nobody seemed to be able to concentrate his energies on his parts. As we drew closer to opening night, though, we were slowly transformed into a somewhat presentable show.

62

The lurking fear of doing a "turkey" (as it was so eloquently labelled by our director) had spurred us on like nothing else before.

Getting makeup on for dress rehearsal was a tedious chore, even though all the actors had to do was sit there. We all had to run the gauntlet of makeup girls, each with her individual supply of heavy pancake, rouge, eyeliner, and that ghastly pink glop that passed for lipstick. For some of us, there was a special treat of mascara in our moustaches and beard stubble to make them stand out. Getting it off was even worse (trying to remember all of the places). and removing the mascara would have been easier done with sandpaper.

There is a small crowd tonight, somewhat of a letdown, but our efforts must be as intense as if we are playing to a packed house.

There's my cue.

Ted Byrne

63

fit !J

THE \\ISTERI" LA SALLE COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL \ol . u. So. 2 Th~ \\islffian

Dec . 22 is

lh~

s ludtnl

nt,.lPa~r

of 8$05 Penn S) h ani a ltll8. Tht purpos~ of Ibis paper Is 1o inform lht LaSalle Communll) of nt,.s, acllvllies, and conlro-ersy . Tht ,,.,., U· prHstd hertln an lht opinions of lht sludenl ,.Tiltrs and do nol nK~uarlly ••· pr~ss official school poslllons.

LaSall~ Collu~ High School, Chell~nham AHnu~. Phlladtlphla,

EDITOR: Otrist()J)her 8 Cfwnllsh NEWS EDITOR : John Waters FEATURE EDITOR: Mike Olivere SPORTS EDITOR: Paul McCarthy CIRCULATION: Tom Dooner PHOTOGRAPHY: The LaSalle Photography Club STAFF': John Cfumlish . Ed Oachowski .

John Farnan, Hal Frasch . John Gim~l.

John Glowacki . Otrtsiopher Grayce. Tom Grady . Keilh Herrinaton. Paul Hterholzer.

James Healey, Chris Junaers . Joe Landers .

Edward Loftus. Dave McC8rlhy. Scoll McLaren. John Marhoeler . Tom Porlh .

Chris Walsh "oderal« : Brolher Lawrence F'SC

64

65

路'A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO FORUM''

66

THE

A funny thing happened on the way to the forum ... at least we hope so!

SCENE 1 - The Dream The musical begins with an idea in the directors head.

A shadow of a show yet to come, although it is still months and thousands of details away, the first wheels of preparation are turning. The crew is selected, all experienced and hard working and dedicated to making this show a success. Tryouts are next, the pressures of being alone. onstage. With the cast and crew complete we have taken our first steps toward the production.

SCENE 2 - The Set Broken boards, loose nails, vacant tools, old curtains the stage is in a shambles. Schmitty and his crew h ave quite a task ahead of them. The blueprints arrive late and the work must be rushed. Long hours at school explain the mountains of empty pizza boxes and soda cans.

67

"These are supposed to be ROMAN PILLARS!", not yet, but soon we're sure.

Pieces of completed set lie on the floor waiting to be fitted into the structure.

The show is less than a month away and things are shaping up. Something slightly resembling a Roman Pillar seems to be on stage left. We can only hope ... and work.

SCENE 3 - Props and Things If the set is on its merry way. where are the props? The crew has been anxiously awaiting the final list. Bil1 wonders what miracle, and how many phone calls, will produce a life-like plaster bust of Dominia, while Pat attempts to paint over 200 styrofoam balls. By the way, didn't somebody say something about old Roman luggage. (would you believe burlap bags over cardboard boxes), and a rubber chicken, not to mention a vial of mare's sweat? This is insanity! The lighting crew masters the difficult moods while spending most of the day residing in the flies high above stage. The art crew awaits final clearance to descend on the stage brushes in hands. while we create our clever marquee. Meanwhile, the costumes are on their way and for tomorrow only you can get two $3.50 tickets for only $2.30! Buy now and ask questions later.

SCENE 4 - Rehearsals A rehearsal is defined as "a drilling or repeating for practice or future performance", not six hours a day of blood, sweat, and tears for five days in a row.

Yet deep down we all know this is needed, and more, if we expect to call ourselves professionals and be proud of it. "The director Joe Urbanik (who's banik?) would like to see that scene once again ... please."

68

Tired moans are heard backstage as we run through what used to be our favorite scene. As midnight approaches we hear a mumbling in the distance ... "I think this show is going to be alright, special in fact." These are the words we have waited for, three long months. Now we are ready to go forth and conquer the audiences ... but first, some sleep is in order.

SCENE 5 - The Curtain Opens Most of the kinks are worked out as we gather in the gym for notes before our opening. The ice is broken by Bill and Schmitty with something that resembled a standup comedy routine.

After so many problems, sickness, and exhaustion the moment has arrived; reputations are on the line. The crowd is seated, the band begins. Pseudolus enters, the mask falls, the balls drop , and the audience roars with approval.

We have a hit and we know it. The months of intensity amid exhaustion. the sweat amid the pride, the emotion amid the people, and the smiles amid the tears, have reached their climax.

69

I had worked on the lighting crew for a few previous LaSalle productions, but Androcles and the Lion was my first effort as lighting manager. My crew consisted of Steve PowelL Jim Mooney, and a few others who helped out in hanging and cabling the lights.

George McMahon was the lighting designer - the person who draws up the lighting plan and the cabling diagram, directs us in aiming and focusing the lights, an d makes up cues to coordinate the lighting with the action of the play. Our job was simply to hang the lights, cable them, focus them. and run them for the performances.

I received the plans six days before opening night.

Five days before opening night the rented lights arrived. We worked feverishly for the next few days hanging and wiring the lights, fixing broken cables, and working out the neverending tech nical problems.

We ran righ t down to the wire, addi ng final touches just hours before the play opened.

At 7:45 the house was opened. From my perch in the balcony I could see that the house was filled to about half its capacity. I had hoped for more people, but that was not my concern. This was it, the culmination of all our efforts.

STAGE CREW Acknowledgements Brother Andrew Bartlev, Princi oal Brother Talbot Ramsbottom, Vice-Princioal Mr . David Di ehl, Vi ce-Princinal Brother Joseoh Regan Butler and Ferrigno Lithooranhers Mrs . Helen Gallaqher Mr s . Rosal i e Comerford Mr s . Florence Ward Mr. James Devi ne

Ushers Pete Susanin, Mgr. Tom Check Tim Diorio Kevin McMenamin Tom Amodie Bil l Kraft Les Al bor .John ~lalish

Tim Przvbvlowski Tim Gi 11 espi e .lohn Waters Bernie Looez Ri ch Catrambone Pete Schofi el d Gus Lodes Pat Harvey

Tickets Chr is Jungers , Mgr.

Everyone knew his part. The stage was set. the actors were ready, the sound was on standby and we were about to start. Steve and Jim were in the lighting cage standing by for my cues, which I relayed to them th rough an in tercom system.

The music started.

"Standby for house and warmers ou t," I said quietly into the headset. "House and warmers GO!" I watched as the stage faded in to darkness. "Standby cue one ... cue one GO!" An eerie blue ligh t filled th e stage exactly as we had reh earsed. From start to finish we ran like clockwork. Our efforts paid off not only in ticket sales but also in satisfaction.

70

71

72

STUDENT COUNCIL

73

74

75

UNDERCLASSMEN

FRESHMEN

lA

STANDING - L to R - George Li, Raymond Konowal, John McFadden, Jay Riehs. David Kane. Geoffrey Haenn. John Mueller, john Collins, Michael Flanigan. Michael Hagan, Marlin Murphy, Anthony Verde, Wm. Ernst. Thomas Suchy. Daniel Markman. Charles Hopkins. James Durkin, Brother Aloysius Lumley KNEELING - L to R - Charles Hauber, John Farris, Vincent Tague. Wm. Loftus. Sleven Frank, Michael Gregor, Neil Fitzpatrick. Brian McCormick. Joseph Morrow. Lawrence Byrne. Joseph Pinto ABSENT- T. Connor, P. Logan, R. McCreary

78

2A

L to R: John Lee. Glenn llamilton. Tom Ingersoll. Steve McLane, John Campbell, Rich Vanni, Tom Byrnes, George Forde. Ed Donery. Rick Sandman, John Davies. Charles Fischer. Frank McCully, Terry McGlynn.

Mike Clark. Mike Dever. john Donaghy. Tom Gorman, Mike Cantwell, Joe Ciccimaro, Chris O'Brien. Charlie Burlwra. Greg Dean. Joe Speranza. Tom Munshower. Carl Smith, Bill Rogers. John Dachowski. Missing: Tom DiLullo. Joe Minguez. Rick Frost

79

3A

BACK ROW: P. O'DonneU, M. Ganley, E. Givnish, 0. Deasy, SEVENTH ROW: J. Perry, 0. Woychik, S. Carlin, S. Farrell, SIXTH ROW: J. Gulliford, G. Pacitti, G. Kiernan, J. Foley, FIFTH ROW: T. Ryezewski, M. Burgoyne, A. Dragani. FOURTH ROW: K. Cameron, M. Short, J. Kalbach. R. Gillespie, THIRD ROW: Bro. Don, M. McCauley, M. Ritchie, C. Bond, M. Pomplas, S. Strain, P. Pie, E. Gormley. SECOND ROW: A. Foley.

D. Daughtery. R. Tamburri. P. Grundy, FRONT ROW: S. Trzaska. R. Hurst 80

BACK BACK ROW: W. McCann, D. Schnorr, G. Gates. C. Fusco, W. Oleykowski, SEVENTH ROW: D. DeSimone, J. Jidd, K. Mulholland, J. Schaeffer, A. Martella, SIXTH ROW: D. Ott, J. Valentino, N. Kling, FIFTH ROW: M. Giufrida, T. Susanin, D. Whalen, F. Oliveri, P. Alig, FOURTH ROW: R. Wilkin, M. Angelone, J. McNally, T. Gavin, TIIIRD ROW: R. Duszak, E. Dragonosky. P. DiGiacomo, SECOND ROW: G. Heffernan, E. Fitzgerald, A. Meehan, B. Schmitt, FRONT ROW: A. Adams, ). de la Cruz, J. Martorano

4A

81

5A

•

FRONT ROW: J. Hartman. S. Delaney. L. lvanoski. G. Groff. SECOND ROW: C White, R. Baracka. R. McCaffrey. R Williams. J Madden, THIRD ROW· P. Vozzo. S. Burnett. D. Howard. ). Scanlon. P. Radomski. FOURTH ROW: G. Benner. R. McWilhams. G. Asman. ). Duff~. S. Suder. FIFTH ROW: D. McCloske~. B. Rose. P. Dunn. K. )annsen. R Condan. SIXTH

ROW. ). Motz. J. Smith, SEVENTH ROW R. Malatesta, E. Ruane, A. Grieco, M. Masucci. P. Kollmer.

82

6A

FIRST ROW: Bill Bachinsky, M. McAndrews, J. Evans, B. McDermott, H . McGinley, SECOND ROW: S. Martindell, J. McGarvey, M. Mischler, F. Trainor, G. Bowe, J. Egitto, B. Land, THIRD ROW: P. Loftus, M. Morton, M. Kaminski, T. Nolan, J. Lynch, P. Hasson, P. Mehr, FOURTH ROW: T. Montemuro. J. Cirillo, J. Finnegan, M. Campbell. R. Dierkes, FIFTH ROW: j. Swartz, W. Krupinsky, M. Elser, SIXTH ROW: E. Minguez, P. Carson (not pictured: W. Keehn.)

83

J. Kuhn, T. Smith, H. Heincer. J. Burkhouser, C. Boland. M. Twomey, A. Carlin, MIDDLE ROW: R. Nicoletti, C. Gale, A. Reithmeier, P. Waters, M. McHugh, A. Solecki, M. McNully. A. Giudice, J. Avallone. P. Flynn, J. Roberts, FRONT ROW: W. Samuels, J. Williamson, V. O'Brien, J. Primavera, T. Robinson, T. O'Brien, J. Volpe, C. Bernhardt, J. Puglia, G. Mezzanotte, N. Tierny BACK ROW:

7A

84

SOPHOMORES

85

lB

BACK ROW: T. Sweeney, L. Narcisi, G. Peterson, R. Gallagher. J. Danella, THIRD ROW: M. Hys. B. Hall, M. Morrison, C. Mincer. F. O'Donnell. F. Cannon. P. Connolly. A. DePaul, R. Cooper, SECOND ROW: j. Gimpel, R. Deasy. j. Kane, K. McHale, R. Murphy, M. Putnick, FRONT ROW: R. Esposito, J. Quigley, A. Clemente, j. Braca, R. McDonagle, M. Tielman, ABSENT: G. Byrne

86

2B

BACK ROW: K. Byrnes, E. Loftus, C. Grayce. J. Blake. M. Lonergan, P. Clascott, T. Porth, W. Reilly, D. Horstmeyer, J. Horger, E. Giera, J. Funchion, A. Battin. ). O'Connor. MIDDLE ROW: M. Warner, T. Prunko. W. Bany. ). Quigley, P. Goldman, S. Macleod, ). Michel, M. Andrejko, FRONT ROW: L. Molinaro. M. Marek. C. Shaw. C. Walsh. A. Pierce, S. Dorazio, J. Mellon

87

BACK ROW: J. Nelson, R. l Iouk, J. Blagravc, M. Calhoun, J. Klaiber, J. DeVincent, J. Harris, R. Frost, T. Chadwick, J. Keenan, MJODLE ROW: G. Longo. S. Corr, M. Manta. D. Hughes. T. Kelly. T. McKenna, R. Breen, J. Keating, G. Mangini. R. Craig, FRONT ROW: R. Atkinson, P. DeM1chicl. J. Curci. D. Puglia, L. Buck.

R. Coyne. J. Brooks

3B

68

4B

J. Vessels, C. Drennan, J. Keel, FOURTI I ROW: J. LaRocca, A. Kelly, T. Caruso, D. McFadden, M. Schieler, THIRD ROW: W. Burger, C. Curran, J. Gibbons, K. Haury, J. Diehl. M. Cantwell, S. Vogel. SECOND ROW: G. Bria, T. Harper, S. Herbetko, D. Kuemmerle, B. Sullivan, FRONT ROW: J. Brooks, S. Laurie, V. Pinto. K. Cameron, ABSENT: J. Birmingham, R. Bolsover. A. Fasy, V. Gatti

BACK ROW: M. Riley. T. Frankson,

89

BACK ROW: F. jerome,). Rodden, M. Chesna. H. Riband,). McCrudden. II. Weber. j. Derham, J. Gattuso, L. Daniel, C. Costello. V. Rossmeisl, MIDDLE ROW: L. Burgoyne. M. Varallo, P. Baker, B. Rothwell. J. Goldsmith, J. Smith, M. Reinhart, FRONT R.OW: T. Galen, j. Graham. J. Komarnicki. C. O'Neill, D. Pathroff, ). Borck, D. Dachowski

5B

90

6B

BACK ROW: J. Zerr, T. Maegerle. M. Foley. D. Byrne. T. Rafter, J. Kobulsky. E. Terrenzio, C. Byrne, Gregitis. K. Suter, T. Class, J. Bonner, M. Labrum, S. DiPietro, D. Brown, MIDDLE ROW: C. Cipriano, Nirenberg, J. Barrett, P. Reilly. J. Quinn, M. Kane, C. Mirabelli, FRONT ROW: J. Princivalle, T. Barth, Doherty, J. Gulla, P. Chernitssky

J. J. J.

91

7B

BACK ROW: K. Brown. B. Powell. B. Wagner, THIRD ROW: R. Harmon . ). Donaghy. J. Pilarz. S. Young. P. Jeffers. S Mcl\:utt. K. Roessler. ). Healy. SECOND ROW路 S. !Iiggins. P. Ziff, C. Cover, M. Monihan. ). Maiale, C. O'Donnell. R. Riley. D. Schafer. A. Stefanowicz. B. Vosika. C. Mirachi, FRONT ROW: G. Sutton. A. Barry,

M. Parker. S. Tracy. ). Kircher. T. Tansey. T. Szajdek

92

BACK ROW: P. McGurk, L. Sweeney, J. Orbell, M. Tamburri. E. Meehan. M. Tallow, M. Mims. M. Sklowdowski, T. Kling, C. Durkin, ). Diorio, T. Burgess. MIDDLE ROW: D. Fox, D. Dudick. S. Gabriel. T. Donahue, A. Fonash. T. O'Brien, W. Norris. J. Schramm. M. Bauerlin. R. Litman, F'RONT ROW: B. Hoy, J. Reimel, F. Mischler, D. Lange, j. F'arnan, A. DiLucia

BB

93

JUNIORS

BACK ROW: M. Heisler, E. Fox, J. Waters, S. Larson. A. Bresnan. F. White, M. Evangelista. C. B<trhour, T. Byrne. A. Meehan, M. Candido. SECOND ROW: B. Janssen, B. Walzak, S. Luff, K. Kortz, T. Stewart, J. Mihalich. M. Sewell, 0. Marble, T. O'Brien. FRONT ROW: P. Kenney, T. Plummer, M. Condello, M. Smith, M. Becker, N. Monihan, A. Juliano

lC

95

2C

J. Driscoll, M. Cake. R. Dunne. C. Stevenson, P. Hierholzer, THIRD ROW: M. Roberts, H. Weinrich, W. Byron, D. Whitehead, A. Memkhaus, W. Bodner, J. Crumlish, S. Guertin, A. White, B. Greene, SECOND ROW: R. Costantini, M. Everman, R. Szmigiel. P. De Paul, S. Blust, T. Brennen, J. Cipriano. R. Mack. BOITOM ROW: J O'Brien, E. Quinn, M. Gordon. B. Glasgow, S. Cholewiak, J. Cambell. J. Glowacki

TOP ROW:

96

TOP ROW: M. BasquiU, J. Pie, D. Ross, j. Bigley.). Wilden, F. Ritter, T. Grady, L. Finnegan, A. Bauer. S. Romano, J. Fox, SECOND ROW: C. Snyder, M. Olivere, E. Monaghan, R. Etzl, G. Siefert, J. Connor, J. Markmann, J. Buvel. BOTTOM ROW: G. Van Parys. W. Baldassano, T. Mulholland. M. Wynn. W. Swartz, J. Miller, G. Ceneviva

3C

97

BOTTOM ROW D. McElroy. T. Ward, P. Cervone. S. Budtnsky. S. Coniglio, _ . SECOND ROW: G. Hanson. D Wnght. J. S1mone. B. Carlin. K. Herrington. M. D'Aulcrio. D. Wagoner. THIRD ROW: M. Pisano.

C. HJidPrhrandt, R. Connolly, J. Breslin. J. Lombard. D. Worth1ngton. J. Dean, W. Pfeifer, S. McLaren, _ , TOP HOW路 L. Wentz, . V. Brett. J. Murphy. J. Giuffrida, J. Smith, j. Finney. R. Marzo, H. Christman. T. Sommar. T Dooner. E. jesko, D. Gray

4C

98

5C

BOTTOM ROW: M. Funk, E. Reedy, N. Casale, M. Donahue, D. McCarthy, E. Galvez, M. Marciano, SECOND ROW: G. Vekteris, R. Williams, R. Zoldy, J. Magarace, M. Padgeon, D. O'Kane, E. McCarron, THIRD ROW: J. Landers, R. Greco, J. Simms, R. Blagrave, R. Bolger, M. Donohoe, D. Price. J. Gerngross, D. Sayers, A. Barone. E. Murrisey, J. Mooney, P. Kelley, R. Suter

99

TOP ROW: A. Bruno, S. Titterton, M. Yuengling, P. Young, j. Mitchell, J. F'offman, M. Moriarty, W. Wiley. K. Smith, J. Gildea. R. Malagoli, T. Gan, S. O'Neill, T. Diorio, â&#x20AC;˘ G. Elliot. , A. Silvestri, M. Pulwick, D. Dolan. SECOND ROW: , P. Kenworthy, j. Kelly, J. Norpcl, J. Ricciardelli, J. Giuffrida, J. Rush, BOTTOM ROW: A. Davis, A. Tabasco, E. Lenart, D. Freed, H. McMillan

6C

100

•

--

•

7C

TOP ROW: J. McCormick. J. Fonash, J. Byrne. D. Kane, D. Cenicola. A. Zebrowski, C. Miller, G. McElvee. B. Williams, K. Lesser, . V. Murray, M. Uhniat, C. Tierney, _ , _ _, _ , lr . C. DiLullo, B. Burgoyne, , J. Marhoeffer. P. Lloyd, MIDDLE ROW: R. Smith, R. La Noce. M. Campellone, F. Hughes. J. Loftus.

BOTTOM ROW: W. Crossan. J. Shields, T. Cilio, G. Johnson. S. Markiewicz. M. Griffin, P. McCarthy

101

SPORTS

FRONT ROW: N. O'Brien, D. Asman, C. Meehan, R. Smith, f. Gerngross, B. Esposito, T. Mascino, J. O'Dea, M. Caldwell, SECOND ROW: E. Meehan, J. Byrne, B. Bodner, D. Rosessler, J. Gillies, J. Dean, F. Gussoni, B. Byrne, F. Enderle, THIRD ROW: J. Markman, J. Gieuffrida, J. Driscoll, S. Blust, M. Mims, T. Przbylowski. M. Putnik, H. McMillan, FOURTH ROW: T. Sweeny, C. Miller, M. Donohue, G. Johnson, J. McCreavy, T. Gillespie, D. McFadden, J. Keane, BACK ROW: M. Funk, J. Fox, D. Senecola, H. Christman, M. Roberts, M. Yeungling, j. McCann, B. Williams, J. Bryers. K. Howry

August fifteenth seemed to come early this year. From the beaches and night life of South Jersey gravitated the nucleus of the 1977 Explorer football team to the practice fields of Cheltenham A venue. Rumors of our teammates progress reached even the most inattentive ears: "I heard Chris Meehan got really big." "Drifter is working out at the Nautilus." "Pryb was corning up for workouts at LaSalle, wasn't he?" Most of the rumors rang true. Tanned and well-conditioned, we were eager to prove ourselves after two months of disciplined training - Nautilus, sprints, and streetwork. Conditioning tests, physicals, equipment, and a warm welcome by Tex and Joe - it was here.

Dave wins the mile handily, with Gils and Neal battling for second. The "child" benches everything but Colistra, but Espo rips up on the leg press and captures the weightlifting crown. This first day is easy compared to what lies ahead.

In the sultry weather of late summer, with the smell of wet grass and halfshirts that can walk on their own, we submit ourselves to the bark and bite of two demented coaches, and a tobacco-chewing third. Coach Colistra takes the linemen and whips them into top form on "mama"; Coach Lough works with the backs and speaks of coordination and quickness; Coach Flannery expounds on ancient history and shows how an offense can be run all day on "just one more play".

The first week thins out the inexperienced and unprepared. We get into a routine and try not to think too hard on why we're out here. While we practice, our minds are bent on three things - water, rest and the time till practice is over. With full pads in the morning we hit until our heads ring, but lunch gives us just enough time to recover so we can run plays in the afternoon.

Lunch is the highlight of the workday. Everyone has his juice mix and container, while Chris Meehan and Jack McCann provide a shuttle bus to 7-Eleven for more substantial fare. For two weeks our lives are structured and evaluated on the football field. How well we measure up isn't determined until our first scrimmage.

103

104

105

106

107

CROSS COUNTRY

-

-.

_..

It was mid-July and Summer was just slipping in to its hottest part when neighbors' heads that had drooped, uninterested all summer long began to perk up in recognition of a phenomena that few of them could ever understand. The "runners" had hit the streets again; cross country season had begun again.

Starting with three miles a day, we began a program of rebuilding - strength in legs that had lain relatively inactive for months, competetive pride in minds caught up in midsummer relaxation, but mostly a spirit of cooperation that had made us a team before and hopefully would do so again.

--

--

oJe

We all knew each other. We had been together before. Together we had seen dreams shattered and goals ruined. And so we tried to approach this season more cautiously, not wanting to be hurt again by hopes gone sour. But it was not to be. The enthusiasm was too great.

We travelled to Adamstown for a week of preparation - our final week before the grind of the season

109

would begin. Alone together for a week, we amazed ourselves at how great we could be. In working out and in having fun, we showed how close to each other we were. Like never before, we were willing to work very hard and yet enjoy it completely. With the spirit that had grown there guiding us , we left Adamstown a team - a team proud and unafraid and looking for a championship.

We opened the season by cruis'ing past Cheltenham, avenging last year's loss, an omen for the rest of the year. And so it went through the early victories over Dougherty, Bonner, Judge, and a host of other Catholic league rivals, races that provided little challenge. At midseason, we were undefeated, save for the Conrad Weiser Invitational, and growing steadily stronger. The stage was properly set for our showdown with Wood.

In the early season, the young Wood squad had shown themselves to be the equal of any team in the league, registering victories over every team but LaSalle. Our meet with them would decide who would be established as the team to beat. Wood carne prepared and ran their best race of the season - unbelievable times for so early a meet. Yet somehow, the spirit that guided LaSalle welled up and poured forth and we won the meet rather easily. We had established ourselves. We had arrived.

We went to New York and lost and then returned home and lost again, in a meet in which half of our team was sick or hurt. Then we lost another meet to local teams.

110

None of it mattered, though, for the next meet was with Ryan and to win that would set up the win that we all still expected in the Champs. Our fifth man dropped out, though, and we lost yet again, by a mere three points. We began to work especially hard. The drive to the championship was on.

Our first speed workouts of the year came and went, the hills got higher and the miles got longer and it seemed an eternity before the Champs arrived. But finally they did, along with a sense of things coming to fruition. Our day had come at l ast and we arrived at Belmont with an unchecked enthusiasm. We saw the Freshmen and J.V. teams go down in defeat and it didn't bother us the slightest. Nothing now lay in the way of our goal. Our moment had arrived. But as the gun went off and the first mile of the race slipped into history, the blue-and-gold pack that had ruined so many opponents during the season did not appear. The dream evaporated into a fourth place finish. We huddled under the tree in silence and, with no dreams left to hang onto, we clung to each other and asked for someone to heal our wounds. But there was no comfort that day, nor any day later. The spirit had not been broken but it had been stretched to its limit and needed time to recover. We had little time left.

Seeing little purpose, we ran out the season, unable to regain the poise we had once held. There were some excellent individual performances, lonely stars in a sea of black, but as a team we were unable to salvage a season that had once loomed so large. The spirit eventually grew again among us and perhaps once again a LaSalle team will pursue a championship. But, for the moment, the dreams are dead and the quest is ended.

111

SOCCER

FRONT ROW: Ron Craig, Dave McCarthy, John Morheffer. joe Murphy, J. Gulla, J. Burgoyne, D. Byrnes, BACK ROW: T. Turner, (Coach), J. Bonner, K. Dolan, j. Gregitas. J. Schmidt, L. Guarino, P.

Donohue, ). Tormey,

112

J.

Suwala. C. Brady, S. Romano, B. Byrne, F. Enderle, B. Carlin, P. Duddy

November eleventh, the last Catholic League soccer game of the year. Thank God! Or should I? We haven't won a game yet and we're glad the season's over.

We lost a lot of games by one or two goals. We almost won a couple of games.

But almost doesn't count. The team sits in the locker room, getting dressed, mulling over the game. "Hey McCarth, how cold is it?" "It's freezin'." "Did ya hear Dougherty tied Ryan?" "Yeah, I guess we'll only lose three or four to nothing" "I'm glad this is our last game." "Yeah, me too." "OK, let's get down to the field to warm up." Walking down to the field, I think to myself fate has done a number on us. She hasn't rolled us a break yet. When does she join our side? I think it's due. As the game starts, we're in typical poor fashion, missing kicks, heads, traps, passes, no communication, no aggressiveness. But after ten minutes something goes wrong. We start making passes, talking, and playing the way we should have all year. "Bergy, get Pio!" "Schmidty, get the wing!"' Murph, get the

113

man coming down the middle!" We are finally playing like a team, instead of eleven individuals. But! But, Brian dives out of the goal to make a save and while he is recovering. the ball slips out of a crowd. It passes within a foot of five people. Score. Fate. But they can't do this to us, we're playing too well to deserve this. We just can't have a winless season my senior year.

Now I realize what a do-or-die situation is. Within five minutes, Ben ties the game with a chip shot over the goalie's outstretched arms. Tied at one ... the only time that we are ever tied is when the game starts. Now. tied. A team that beat us earlier in the year.

But can we keep it that way? At half

114

time it's still tied, and everyone begins to notice that it is quite brisk. But it's tied and we disregard the weather. We could win this game, and the thought warms us. Dougherty comes out hard; they could lose face if they lose to our " terrible team".

But there is nothing they can do. We just aren't going to lose this game. But. oh God, no! A foul inside the penalty area, this is almost certainly a goal. An all-area player against poor Brian, oh please Brian, you've played fantastic up until now, please come through. Whump! There goes the ball towards the corner. I'm afraid not even God can save us. Well, it looks like the score will be two to one. Do we deserve this? I think not. Thwack! the ball and my heart at the same time. He missed, oh my God, he missed! Fate has rolled, or should I say, bounced our way for a change. With that shot goes Dougherty's chance of winning, they lose teamwork long enough for the game to finish. At the finale, twenty two weary bodies wander off the field.

Were all those losses worth this tie? YES! 115

BOWLING

116

ICE HOCKEY

4.-,--.

GL...

118

I

'

1

Coach Dick Blagrave, Joe Komarnicki, T. Barry. Steve Luff. D. Cinicgia, Randy Reichelt. Chris Durkin, Mark 0-Anbrea. Peter Nolan. Bottom D. Puglia. S. Delaney. B. Hook. Rich Blagrave

119

120

121

WRESTLING

122

123

124

125

BASKETBALL

126

127

--- -......

Front row: Dan Fitzgerald, J. Obrien. Terry Mancini. Mike DeAngelis. N. Curr in. Jack McCann. Back: Brother Dominic Smi th, Chris Ju ngers, Dave Asman. Jim Keane. P. Farris. Kevin Donaghue, A. Malone. Dave Gray, Coach Dave Ervin missing: jake Magarity

129

130

Top row: Coach Walt Farrell. Mike Babyk. Paul Lloyd. Peter Susanin, Dave Whitehead. Marty Brydrs, Ed Barnes, Dave Diehl. Joe Dougherty, Peter Farris, Drew Brennan. Tony Juliano. George Love. Jim Behr, Second row: Kevin McKale. Craig Onnadall, Paul Conolly, Bruce Wagnar, Tom lngersol. Sam Coniglio, Bottom: Bill Nccann, Tim Susanin. Sean farrell. Vince Tague, Mike Gregor. Dave Walen, Ed Ruane, Ed Dougherty, Peter Shorr.

SWIMMING

131

'

132

133

134

CREW

Over the past three years I've discovered that crew is more than just a sport. it's a learning experience. It isn't easy to go down to the river every day after school from February to May; it takes some self discipline. Rowing is hard. and I usually don't get home till six or seven. Then I eat, do a little homework and go to bed. Irs probably easier to just go home after school and "hang around", but it's better

to go down to the river and prove that I can do something.

As a freshman, I found that one of the best ways to make friends was to go out for crew. I knew only a few people when I first started at LaSalle, but through crew I met many other people in the same situation, and eventually we became friends.

135

-

136

-

I enjoy rowing now, but at first it was uncomfortable.

Coming home with stiff muscles and blistered hands was rough, but eventually they stopped bothering me and I began to enjoy rowing. I'd driven down the River Drives many times and watched the rowers, out in their boats. with wonder. How could they keep in time? How could those little boats slay afloat? Once I got involved I found there were simple answers to these questions, and the view from the river gave me a different conception of things I'd previously taken for granted. I got to know the river well, with all its bridges and bends and sandbars.

Sometimes it was a tranquil. slow-running stream; other times a threatening, violently running river. I learned the good and bad features of the river.

Crew involves not only rowing, but a lot of running too.

One day a slow pace for long distances, the next an allout sprint over a short distance. I can remember running the "loop" twelve miles. One thing that helps get me through is knowing that everyone else is there with me.

They feel the same pain I do when running and the same pride when we finished. To be able to discipline oneself in such a way will be valuable later on in life.

Many of my friends think that I'm crazy to be going down to the river on cold, rainy, days and not getting home til seven o'clock at night. I know what I'm doing is better than hanging around the neighborhood doing nothing. I'm accepting a little responsibility and pushing myself as far as I can go. By doing this I believe I'm preparing myself for the demands that will be made of me in the future.

138

139

Tennis

This year's tennis team is possibly the strongest in LaSalle's history. Returning from last year's Catholic League runner-ups are all Catholic seniors Catrambone and Mike Kelly plus lettermen Tom Check and Bernie Lopez.

Tony Cilio is the only junior on the squad while the sophomores are represented by Steve DiPietro, Fred Mischler.

Ftnd nrwr.omPr Vinr.r Rinto. A nationally ranked freshamn.

Art Martella. rounds out the team.

While all of the players practice on our own. we also have had team practices

140

141

TOP ROW: Fred Mischler. Bernie Lopez. Mike Kelly. Rich Catrambone. Tom Check. Mr. Bruno (coach) BOTTOM ROW: Tony Ciho. Ste\ e DiPietro. Art Martella. Vince Pinto

142

twice a week at Whitemarsh Tennis Club for two months in the spring. Once the weather breaks, the team will begin practicing outdoors to prepare for our league opener against Dougherty in April.

Last year we played most of our matches away because of the poor condition of our courts, however, this year the courts are supposed to be resurfaced at about the time the season gets underway.

We hope to improve on last season's 12-2 record and finish the season undefeated.

As of now. we see no reason why we can't win the Catholic League title, and barring any injuries. LaSalle will have its first city tennis championship team in almost thirty years.

143

144

BASEBALL The LaSalle Baseball Team of 1977 was excited in its victory, stoic in its defeat, and energetic in its play. We upset city champion Father Judge by a four to three score, but got clobbered by a mediocre Cardinal Dougherty, twenty to nothing. On the practice field, we worked. All through the season we tried to improve our execution of plays, and our efforts paid off in an improved second half record.

The players were estatic when we beat Judge and all-Catholic pitcher Sean O'Neill in extra innings. The excitement generated by their teammates on the bench caused the starting nine to play above its natural talent. The winning run scored as the Judge third baseman, rattled by the LaSalle cheering, misplayed a slow roller. The coaches contributed every bit as much to the victory as the reserves, keeping the team on its toes and especially by saving our top starting pitcher for late inning relief work.

145

146

We almost danced at the thought of "inexperienced" LaSalle beating "seasoned" Father Judge.

Our spirits, buoyed by the victory over Judge, were drowned in the pain of a twenty to nothing defeat to Cardinal Dougherty. Errors, strikeouts, and fat pitches were magnified by the dead silence of the LaSalle bench. It was a nightmare.

After a Dougherty grand slam came three straight errors resulting in three straight runs. Ten nothing.

Then Dougherty caught fire. Ten more runs. Joe and Dave were stunned by the game, but managed to save their comments till after the game. It was a matter of pride: we humiliated ourselves in front of a team of ordinary talent. Well. it was a twenty-nothing loss, but it wasn't the season. We went back to the practice field.

147

DEDICATION

I Four years ago, we knew him only as Bernie's brother - the well dressed guy with black-rimmed glasses and a distinctive smile. But the Lransition from freshman year to senior has brought many changes, one of them in our relationship with Mister Edward (Ernie) McCabe. It is no accident that this yearbook is dedicated to him; Eddie is one of the most respected and wellliked (obnoxious and disliked?) people at LaSalle, who has touched our lives both as a teacher and a human being.

In the classroom, we travelled with Eddie from Macbeth to Marlowe, from Holden J. Caulfield to J. Alfred Prufrock. Always the master of hidden meanings, he showed us the symbols and subtleties that lie below the surface of great literature (whether they are there or not). He is sophisticated and

148

knowledgeable in the ways of language. In time, we too became sophisticated. Using English as his vessel, "E" sailed us past old horizons. He forced us to think, to probe, to discuss new worlds ... In the process, we gained glimpses into the exhuberance and tragedy of life. It was never easy, but then he never intended it to be. Eddie convinced us that knowledge cannot come solely from the outside; there must also be an internal element. This is the element he tried to awake.

The dedicated teacher, however, is oniy one facet of Eddie McCabe. We will remember him not only for his guidance, but also for his warmth. "E" brought his pleasant personality to class every day, whether he was pretending to harass a student, telling stories, or lecturing on the arts.

Sometimes he filled us with laughter; sometimes he burdened us with seriousness. But always, he showed us humanity.

The past four years have seen tremendous changes occur in us: changes in the way we' look, changes in the way we act, changes in the way we think. During these days of confusion and growth, we were fortunate to have a man like Mister McCabe helping us. Intellectual but never aloof, demanding, but never unreasonable. ironic, but never insensitive - he is an extraordinary teacher and human being. And though the expression may be a cliche, the man isn't. There just aren't many people like Eddie McCabe.

150

151

SENIORS

152

153

JEFF O'DONNELL

JOHN BEGGIN

DAN McGILL

154

JOHN FUNK

MARK McCARRON

TOM REILLY

SCOTT GRAMLICH

JIM RUSH

DENN IS BYRNES

BILL W ILLIAMS

155

GEORGE CONROY

HAL FRASCH

,, ,,,,~ll DAN CAPPER

FRANK FNDERLE

156

SHAWN McGLYNN

NICK FIERRO

RAY FRANKSON

AUGIE LODISE

CONRAD LOUIS-CHARLES

157

JlM SULLIVAN

158

ED TROCKY

CHRIS MEEHAN

TOM GILLESPIE

MIKE FOLEY

MARC LONGO

MIKE McCABE

JAKE MAGARJTY

JOE GULLA

159

PAUL KLETZEL

MARK HAENN

DAVE MEHR

ED KANE

JOHN PULLIS

160

JOE DEMERS

KEVIN McGETTIGAN

BILL FASY

TONY LABELLA

LARRY BURKE

161

BILL WAKELEE

JIM O'BRIEN

JOHN SCIIMIOT

STEVE MASCERI

•

162

.'

PAUL CIPRIANO

TOM CURRAN

CHRIS BRADY

JIM YOUNG

KEVIN McMENAMIN

JOHN STJPA

GEORGE LOVE

LES ALBOR

JOE SUWALA

BOB FANELLI

164

JOE LEHMAN

RON HURST

JOE LAROCCA

TERRY KANE

MIKE MASCARI

165

PETE SCHOFIELD

MARK CALDWELL

JOHN GILLIES

PETE SUSANIN

PAUL BENYOVSZKY

MIKE DUBYK

DREW BRENNAN

T IM GILLESPIE

BERNIE LOPEZ

BRIAN GEMZIK

167

MARIO MIRABELLI

GRIFF REIGART

JACK McCAN"J

PAUL KAUFMAN!\

ANDY MALO'-iE

MEANS SMITH

CHRIS BREEN

MARK MAIALE

JOE MEERS

JIM BEHR

169

BILL FLANAGAN

RICH CATRAMBONE

170

VINCE BEST

FRED FOLEY

MATT SINGER

DAVE MACLAY

KEVIN DONOGHUE

DON ROESSLER

BILL KRAFT

FELIX SANTORO

JIM HART

JOHN WALlSH

STEVE POWELL

JOHN ROGERS

172

PHIL PARKER

LARRY BRENNAN

BOB SAYERS

NICK CHRISTOU

DAVE BRIGIDI

173

BILL COVER

PETER NOLAN

GERRY LOWERY

MIKE DEANGELIS

TOM GALLAGHER

BRIAN McKENNA

CHRIS CRUMLISH

TONY MARQUES

JIM KEANE

175

..

JIM LARKEY

VINCE FIORAVA"!TI

176

JOE DOUGHERTY

CHRIS DURKIN

MARK MAZEIKAS

t

KEVIN DUNLEAVY

DUANE PIERCE

NHON BUI

STEVE MIHALSKY

JAMES O'ROURKE

177

GLENN GRADY

JOE DOUG! IERTY

JEFF BRYERS

178

JOE McCREA VY

RICH POPIELARZ

JOliN McGRORY

CHRIS CIMINI

JOE O'DEA

KURT GALE

179

JIM BARNES

MIKE KELLY

JAMES McKAY

JOHN ZIFF

180

HANK DEVINCENT

TERRY MANCINI

DAN KEIFER

KEVIN WALISI I

KEVIN McGLINN

PAUL HIGGINS

PETE CASSALIA

181

DAVE DIEHL

KEVIN DOLAN

BOB SMITH

PAUL CZARNECKI

BILL ESPOSITO

182

ED DACHOWSKI

MARVIN JONES

BILL MOORE

JOHN DANELLA

MICHAEL BEATTY

183

JIM TORMEY

DAVE WILLGRUBER

RICH IIEANY

184

MIKE CLARK

DAVE ASMAN

MARTY BR YERS

JIM DOWLING

FRANCIS SI ENKO

185

TOM CHECK

CHRIS JUNGERS

186

GREGG MI'\'GES

STEVE MALLOY

RICH PANETTIERI

TOM FISHER

TONY MASCINO

ED SOTTOLANO

JOSEF KRAMER

DAN DUGGAN

187

TOM CAMPION

188

LOU GUARINO

STEVE GAJOOS

ROMAN MYSAK

PAT DONOHOE

ED BARNES

PAT O'HARA

189

STEVE SANTRY

BRIAN HUGHES

CHUCK MINGUEZ

190

LEE DEORIO

CHRIS PASTORE

KEVIN MURPHY

DANIEL BRENNAN

RANDY REICHELT

JOE FONASH

BOB SWEIGARD

191

TED BYRNE

JOE TRANCHITELLA

MARK MATTEO

NEIL O'BRIEN

192

DAVE CAPPONI

TOMAMODIE

TIM PRZYBYLOWSKI

JIM BURGOYNE

DAVE SCOTT

193

JOHN O'MEARA

MIKE CAREY

194

MIKE ZACCAR lA

GENE McGLYNN

BOB BYRNE

GENE CAFFREY

CHRIS SHORT

195

DAN FITZGERALD

RON IIURST

GEORGE WILBUR

MIKE KELLY

BILL LEN IHAN

196

FRANK CUSSON!

MIKE MULHOLLAND

PAT IIARVEY

MARK D'ANDREA

197

Leslie AI bor 20 Lanfair Rd. Cheltenham . Pa. 19012 ME5-3558 20 Crew 1. 2. 3(L) . .J(L) ... Intramurals 1.

2. 3. 4 .. . Track 2 Pg. 164

4 . . . Chairman. Senior Prom Committee . .. Intramural Representative 1.

2. 3. 4 . .. Chairman. Basketball Marathon 3 . . . Track 2 . . . Homeroom Representati\'e 4 Pg. 154

James Behr 4110 Jackson Dr. Tom Amodie Lafayette Hills, Pa. 19444 8417 Anderson Rd. 836-7407 70 Philadelphia. Pa. 19118 o Cross Country 1 . ..

Stage Cr('w 1, 2, 4 7 CH7-1052 . . .

I ntramurals 1.

2, 3.

4 . ..

Mixers 3, 4 Wisterian 1. 2 . . . lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Musicals 1, 2 (Stage Manager) ...

Pg. 193 Freshman Registration and Orientation 4 Pg. 169 Dave Asman 5603 Miriam Rd. Paul Benyo,¡szky Philadelphia, Pa 19124 50 55 Buttonwood Ln. Pl3-8114 Doylestown.

Pa. 18901 BasketFootball 1. 2{L). 3(L). 4(L) .

In348-9239 10 ball 1. 3 . . . Baseball 4(L) Cre\'\' 1.

3(L).

4(L) . .

Stage Crew 2 ... tramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Pg. 18S Public Relations 1. 2. 3 . lntramurals 1. 2. 3,4 Pg 166 Edmund Barnes 1092 Huntington Rd Abington. Pa. 19001 TU7-2175 Swimming 1. 2(L). 3(L). 4(L) tramurals 1. 2. a. 4

James Bal'nes East Tennis A\e Ambler. Pa. 19002 542-8-+18

Vince Best 2192 joshua Rd. 30 Lafayette Hill, Pa. 19444 In828-3714 40 Musician, 110 in the Shade. Godspell Pg. 189 . . . lntramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Concert Band 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Stage Ba ncl 1. 2, 3, 4 Pg. 170

Christopher Brady 30 42 Woodale Rd. Pg. 180 Philadelphia , Pa. 19118 CH7-1530 50 Michael Beall" Intramurals 2. 3. 4 . . . Icc Hockey 2 ...

129 Azalea\\ ay Soccer 3(L). 4(L) Flourtown, Pel. 19031 Pg. 163 10 VE6-4321 Baseball 2. 3(L). 4(L) . .. lntramurals 1. Chris Breen 2. 3. 4 555 Har\'ey Rd. Pg. 182 Glenside. Pa. 19038 TtJ4-5329 10 john Beggin Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 . . . Freshman 7706 Brocklehurst St. Football 1 .. . Football Manager 3, 4 Philadelphia, Pa . 19152 ... Wisterian 2, 3, 4 ... Student Affa1rs DE3-2441 60 Bulletin 4 (Editor) . . Ilomeroom RepLaSalle Explorer ... Actor, lnc1dent at resentative 2, 3 ... Production ManVichy, Mack and Mable. Godspell . ager, Androcles and The Lion, GodAndroclesl' and The Lion . C.S.C. 3, spell, "Festival of Music " 3 . . Scho-

196

!ashe "L" 1. 2. 3, 4 .. . Highest Honors.

Spanish li and 111. Engilsh II â&#x20AC;˘ '\at I Merit Commended Student Nat I Honor Society Pg 169 Arthur Brennan 4121 Presidential Dr. Lafayette Hill, Pa 19444 A03-3065 40 Swimming 1, 2(L), 3(L). 4(L) Golf 1(L), 2(1), 3(L). 4(L) ... Intramurals 1 .

2, 3, 4 ... LEAF 1 ... Yearbook 4 ...

Grade School Basketball Tournament Pg. 167 Daniel Brennan 4924 N. 13th St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19141 GL7-3367 Football 1. 2(L) .. . Band 1. 2 .. . Stage Band 1. 2 . . . Wisterian 3 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Prom Committee 4 Pg. 191 Larry Brennan 2106 Bridle Lane AD3-3723 70 lntramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Bowling 2. 4 ... Stage Crew 4 ... Crew. Mock and Mabel, Godspell . .. Wisterian 3, 4 . ..

Spirit Club 4 Pg. 173 Da\e Brigidi Pg. 173 Jeff Bryers 406 N. Easton Rd. Willow Grove. Pa. 19090 40 OL9-1630 Football 1. 2. 3(1). 4(L) ... Baseball 2 . . . Golf 1. 3. 4 . . . Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Pg. 184 Martin Bryers 8151 R1dge A\e.

Philadelphia. Pa. IV2-4200 10 Football 1 ... Golf 4 ... lnlramurals 1.

2. 3. 4 ... Swimming 2. 3(L). 4(L) Pg 185

Nhon Due Bui 622 Park Lane Philadelphia, Pa. 19144 842-9287 Inlramurals 3. 4 ... Soccer 3

7D Pg. 177

Jim Burgoyne 1664 Salem Circle Center Square, Pa. 279-8198 60 Football 1 ... Track 1, 3, 4 ... Soccer 3. 4 ... Winter Track 3, 4 ... WCAF 2.

3. 4 ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pg. 193 Larry Burke 1425 Taylor Rd. Lansdale. Pa. 19446 20 855-1911 Crew 1 ... lntramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 Lighting Crew, Mack and Mabel, "Festival of Music" (3), Androcles and The Lion , Godspell ... Lighting Crew Manager 4 Pg. 161 Ted Byrne 541 Maple Ave. Doylestown, Pa. 18901 348-5952 20 Crew 1, 3(L) ... Bike Club ... Bowling Club 2 ... Yearbook 3 (Associate Editor), 4 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pg. 192 Bob Byrne 1058 Blue Rock Lane Blue Bell, Pa. 19422 646-8155 40 Football 1, 4 ... Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

Golf 2 . . . Wisterian 3, 4 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pg. Dennis Byrnes 802 Fanshawe Rd. Philadelphia, Pa. FI2-8714 2D Soccer 2, 3, 4(L) ... Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Student Exchange 4 Pg. 155 Gene Caffrey 1615 Terrace Drive Maple Glen, Pa. 19002

646-3407 60 Crew 2, 3, 4 ... Band 2. 3 ... Student Exchange 2. 3. 4 Pg.

lastic "L" 1, 2. 3. 4 ... Nat'! Merit Commended Student ... Liturgy Committee 3 ... Nat'! Honor Society Pg. 170

Mark Caldwell 8558 Glen Campbell Rd. Philadelphia, Pa. 19128 IV3-8835 2D Football 1, 2. 3(L), 4(L) Baseball 3(L), 4(L) ... Track 1 ... Intramurals 1.

2, 3. 4 ... Student Exchange 4 Pg. 166

Thomas Check Box 275, Evans Rd. Gwynedd Valley, Pa. 19437 MI3-2419 10 Tennis 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... Intramurals 1.

2. 3. 4 Pg. 186

Tom Campion 211 Comly St. Philadelphia, Pa. RA5-1311 IntramuraJs 1, 2, 3, 4

70 Pg. 188

Daniel Capper 14008 Kelvin Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19116 OR6-3067

70 Pg. 172

David Capponi 9716 Bridle Rd. Philadelphia, Pa. 19115 698-7294

6D Pg. 192

Michael Carey 192 Westbury Rd. Warminister, Pa. 18974 675-4638 Wrestling, 1, 2. 3(L). 4(L)

40 Pg. 173

Chris Cimini 2212 Lantern Lane Lafayette Hill, Pa. 19444 825-0791 20 Football 1 ... Crew 1, 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 4 ... Scholastic "L" 2 ...

Highest Honors, Spanish 2, 3, 4 Pg. 185 Paul Cipriano 1637 Williams Way Norristown, Pa. 19401 539-9081 50 Wrestling 4 ... Student Exchange 4 ...

IntramuraJs 3, 4 Pg. 162

30 Pg.

Peter Cassalia 1 Moreland Rd. Huntington Valley. Pa. 671-9489 IntramuraJs 1, 2

Nicholas Christou 3100 Plymouth Rock Rd. Norristown. Pa. 19403 277-0794 Football 2. 3(L)

Michael Clark 7409 Keiffer St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19128 IV3-4170 Swimming 1, 2. 3, 4

50 Pg. 184

19006 50 Pg. 181

Richard Catrambone 923 Pleasant Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19118 VÂŁ6-5255 60 Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 ... Baseball 1, 2.

3(L). 4(L) ... Tennis 1, 2(L), 3(L). 4(L) . . . Yearbook 3, 4 ... Dance Commitlee 4 ... Prom Committees 3, 4 ... Scho-

George C. Conroy 531 Stanwood St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 10 RA2-4553 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Soccer 2(L)t 3(L) Pg. 156 William Cover 1149 Bloomdale Rd .

Philadelphia, Pa. 19115

199

f 104-1074 70 Football 1. 2. 3 .. . lntramurals 1. 2. 3.

4

Pg. 174 Christophc!r B. Crumlish 217 E. High land Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 19118 C H7-5987 50 WistPrwn 1, 2, 3, 4 (Editor) .. Yearbook 4 ... Motion Photography Club 3 ... Gazebo 2. 4 Pg. 175 Tom Curran 1819 Name St. Philadelphia. Pa 19111 P l5-1085 Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4

60 Pg. 163

Paul Czarnecki 98 E. Germantown Pike Plymouth Meeting. Pa. 19462 828-2020 70 Band 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Band. 110 in the Sh ade 2 ... Math Club 3. 4 ... C.S.C.

3. 4

lntramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 ... Wisterian 3. 4 .. . Yearbook 4 ... Scholastic: "L" 2. 3.

4 . . !"at'l Merit Commended Student ... Student Exchange 2 ... Intramural Representative 4 Pg. 183

Michael DeAngelis 554 Fairway Terrace Philadelphia, Pa. 19128 482-7693 1D President. Student Council ... Student Counctl 1, 2. 3, 4 ... Soph-1 lop Committee 2 ... Dance Commtttcc 2, 3, 4 ... Junior Prom Committee 3 ... Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 ... BaskC'Ihall 1. 2, 3, 4(L) Pg. 174 Lee Deorio 1838 Riple~ St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 RA5-5844 60 Baseball 1. 2, 3(L), 4(L) .. . lntramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Pg. 190

Pg. 182 Ed Dachowski 520 Babylon Rd. Horsham, Pa. 19002 643-0653 2D Crew 2, 3(L). 4(L) ... In tramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Wistcrian 4 (Assoc. Editor) .. .

Yearbook 4 ... Student Council 4 .. .

Photo Club 4 . . . L.E.A.F. 1 . . . Scholastic "L" 3, 4 . . NEDT Certificate 1. 2 ... Nat'! Honor Society Pg. 183 Mark D'Andrea 1061 Susquehanna Rd. Rydal. Pa. 19046 40 884-0718 lntramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 . .. Bowling Club 1 ... Ice Hockey 2. 3(L). 4(L) Pg. John Danella 6339 N. 7th St. Philadclphta. Pa. HA4-7340

200

Joseph Demers 1036 Kipling Rd. Jenkintown, Pa. 19046 TU6-7995 70 Bowling Club 1. 2 ... Bowling Team 2, 4 ... lntramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 ... Stage Crew 4 ... Yearbook 4 Pg. 161

20

Patrick Donohue 50 Pg. 189 Joseph A. Dougherty 179 Sleighride Rd. Willow Grove, Pa. 19090 659-5934 40 lntramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 ... Bike Club 1 . . Soph-Hop Committee 2 .. . Student Council 2 . . Dance Committee 3. 4 ...

Track 1. 2 ... Swimming l{L). 2(L).

3(L). 4(L) (Captain) Pg. 176 Joseph Dougherty 6233 Lawnton St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19128 IV3-7579 50 L.E.A F. 1 ... Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 Pg. 184 James Dowling 1543 Comly St. Philadelphia, Pa. 289-0867 40 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Wrestling 2. 3 ... Stage Crew 4 ... Wisterian 4 Pg. 185

Henry DeVincent 30 Pg. 180 David Diehl Swimming 1. 2. 3(L). 4(L) tramurals 1. 2, 3. 4

30 InPg. 182

Kevin Dolan 6158 Hasbrook Ave. PJ5-8211 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4(L)

19126

Kevin Donoghue 2129 Guernsey A,路c.

Abington. Pa. 19001 TU6-7386 60 Football 1. 2 . .. Student Council 2. 3 . lntramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 . .. Intramural Representative 2, 3. 4 .. . Basketball 4(L) Pg. 171

70 Pg. 182

MichaelS. Dub)k 14 Lawns1de Rd Cheltenham, Pa. M拢5-2611 10 Swimming 1(L). 2(L). 3(L). 4{L) Football 1. 2, 3(L). 4(L) ... Basketball 4 ... lntramuraJs 1. 2. 3. 4 . .. Intramural Representative 3, 4 . . . Basketball Tournament 3, 4 (Director) Pg. 167 Dan Duggan 1218 Lois Rd. Ambler, Pa. 19002 MI6-1208

70

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Stage Crew 4 ... Dowling Team 1. 2 ... Bowling Club 1. 2, 3 Pg. 187 Kevin Dunleavy 405 Elliot Rd. Elkins Park, Pa. ME5-4728 70 Wistertan 2. 3, 4 ... Student Council 4 . . Forensics 2. 3 (President), 4 (Pres.)

Pg. 176 Chris Durkin 105 Webster Ave. Wyncote, Pa. 19095 TU6-9288 Icc !Iockey 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4

60 InPg. 176

Frank Enderle 617 Princeton Rd. Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 Pl2-3829 70 Soccer 1, 4(L) ... lnamurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pg. 156 Bill Esposito 4142 N. 5th St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19140 70 BA9-3866 Football 1, 2, 3, 4(L) ... Track 1, 2 ...

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pg. 182 Robert Fanelli 103 Hamilton Or. Warminster. Pa. 18974 672-3307 6D lntramuraJs 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Ice Hockey 1, 2, 3(L). 4(L) . . . Wisterian 1 . . . Lacrosse 1 Pg. 164 William Fasy 4110 Kottler Dr. Lafayette Hill, Pa. 19444 VE6-7690 60 Basketball 1 ... Student Council 4 ...

Intramural Representative 1, 2 ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Homeroom Representative 1 Pg. 161

Nicholas Fierro 3625 W. Moreland Rd. (Apt. G-7) Willow Gro\e, Pa. 19090 OL9-7564 40 lntramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Football 1, 2 ... Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 ... Bowling Team 3, 4(L) Pg. 157 Vincent Fioravanti 7209 Shalilop St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19128 1V2-0598 20 Student Council 1 ... Math Club 4 ...

Football 1. 2 ... Track 2(L) ... Dance Committee 1, 3 ... Student Exchange 1 ... Wrestling 3(L), 4(L) ... ln tramurals 1, 2 ... Intramural Representative 3 Pg. 176 Tom Fisher 27 E. Gravers Lane Philadelphia, Pa. 19118 CH7-6893 40 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Bowling Club 2 Pg. 187 Dan Fitzgerald 1871 Eckard A vc.

Abington. Pa. 884-6120 3D Football 1. 2{L), 3{L) ... Basketball 1, 2 ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pg. William Flanagan 4016 Glendale St. 744-4697 50 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Art Crew 4 ...

Track 4 ... Crew 4 ... G.R.I.P.E. 1 Pg. 170 Alfred Foley 1332 Gantt Or. Huntingdon Valley, Pa. 19006 WI7-2571 4D Football 1 ... Student Council 1, 2 ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Play Usher 2,

3. 4

Football 1 ... Junior Prom Committee 3 ... Soph-Hop Committee 2 ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 Pg. 159 Joe Fonash 550 Maple Ave. Doylestown, Pa. 348-9169 1D Crew 1. 4(L) ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 Pg. 191 Raymond Frankson 3D Pg. 157 Hal Frasch 5623 N. Lawrence St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19120 50 CA4-7918 Band 1, 2 . . . C.S.C. 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 3, 4 ... Bowling Club 2, 3. 4 ... Art Crew 3. 4 ... Festival of Music 3 Pg. 156 John Funk 8610 Tiona St. Philadelphia. Pa. 483-7361 4D Religious Awareness Group 1 ... Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 Pg. 154 Stephen Gajdos 2102 Grace Lane Flourtown, Pa. 19031 233-5389 50 Football 1 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pg. 188 Kurt Gale 754 Claire Rd. Warminster, Pa. 20 OS2-8528 Football 1 ... Baseball 1, 2. 3(L). 4(L) ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Student Council 1, 3, 4 ... Vice-President, Student Council Pg. 185

Pg. 170 Michael J. Foley 7500 Brookfield Rd. ME5-0179

50

Tom Gallagher 3031 Arrowhead Lane Norristown. Pa. 19403 825-0104

6D

201

Wisterian 2, 3, 4 ... Forensics 3 ...

Drama 3, 4 ... Student Affairs Bulletin 4 (Assoc. Editor) ... lntramurals 1, 2.

3. 4 ... Indoor/Outdoor Track 3(L).

4(L) ... Basketball Tournament 2, 3. 4 . . . Manager. Music Theater 3. 4 ...

Highest Honors. Spanish 3 . . NEOT Certificate 1. 2 ... Scholastic ''L" 2 Pg. 174

Scott Gramlich 1315 Princton Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 19111 Pl5-2984 60 Basketball 1 . . Baseball 1 ... Wrestling 3(L). 4(L) ... lntramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Pg. 155

Brian Gemzik 1865 Osbourne Ave. Willow Grove, Pa. 19090 65Y-4725 70 Intramurals 3, 4 ... Track 3 ... Wisterian 4 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . Student Council 4 ... Scholastic "L' 3 ... Nat'l Honor Society Pg. 167

Student Council 4 ... WCAF 4

John Grosso 30 Pg.

Wisterian 1, 2. 3, 4 .. Art/Stage Manager - Androclese and The Lion ...

"Fesit val of Music" 3(Art) Pg. Richard Heany 1808 Arthur St. Philadelphia. Pa. Fl2-3886 60 Track 1. 2. 3(L). 4(L) .. . Cross Country 2. 3(L), 4{L) ... Wmter Track 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... lntramurals 1 Pg. 184

Paul Higgins Louis Guarino 3028 WarriOr Rd. 43 Providence Or. Norristown. Pa. Doylestown, Pa. 18901 825-2198 40 345-7470 40 Football 1 ... Basketball 1 InSoccer 2(L), 3(L}, 4(L) ... Track 1, 2 .. tramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 Hockey 1 . . Student Council 1. 2 . . .

Pg. 181 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... L1ghting Crew Brian Hughes ], 2, 3 113 W. Chestnut Hill Ave. Thomas Gillespie Pg. 188 60 Philadelphia. Pa. Footbal11, 2, 3(L). 4(L) ... lntramurals CH7-5068 60 Joe Gulla Soccer 1, 2 ... Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 ...

1. 2, 3, 4 138 Glenv1ew Ave. Pg. 158 Homeroom Representative 1 Wyncote. Pa. 19095 Pg. 190 884-8582 40 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Baseball 1. 2, Ron Hurst Timothy Gillespie 3, 4 .. . Band 3 2209 Fa1rhill Ave. 2711 Clayton St. Pg. 159 Philadelphia, Pa. 19152 Glenside, Pa. 40 70 TU6-5834 OR3-0151 Track 3, 4(L) ... Intramural Represent- Frank Gussoni Basketball 1, 3, 4 ... Wistcrian 1 ...

30 Student Council 2 ... Soph-Hop Comative 4 ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

Football 4(L) Basketball Tournament 2, 3, 4 ... Inmittee 2 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pg. Pg. 165 tramural Co-Chairman 4 Pg. 167 Man in Jones Mark Haenn 6243 N 18th St. 501 Bethlehem Pike Philadelphia.

Pa. 19141 John Gillies Fort Washington, Pa. 19034 20 40 224-3045 110 West Meade St. 646-7192 Basketball 1 ...

Student Council 1.

2 Philadelphia, Pa. 19118 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Football 1 Cl12-0881 50 Pg. 160 . . . Future Physicians 1. 2. 3, 4 ...

Football 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L} ... Track 1, 2 C.S.C. Senator 2, 3. 4 ... Junior Prom Committee 3 ... Student Exchange 2, 3 ... Cross-Country 2 ... Soph-Ilop Co- Jim Hart Chairman 2 ... Junior Prom Co-Chair60 ... Black Culture Club 3 .. BloodPg. 172 mobile Co-Chairman 3. 4 . . Dance man 3 ... Senior Prom Co-Chairman 4 Comm1ttee 1, 2, 4 . . . L.E.A.F 1 .. . L.E AF. Chairman 1 Yearbook 4 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 3 . .. Gazebo Pat Harvey lntramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 3 . .. lntramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 Pg. 183 4147 Glendale St. Pg. 166 Philadelphia. Pa. 19124 CU9-3164 10 Chris Jungers Dramatic Production Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . 1107 Summit Lane Glen Grady Involvement Day Committee 1, 2, 3 .. . Oreland, Pa. 19075 10 10 Pg. 184 Student Affairs Bulletin 1. 2, 3, 4 .. . VE6-9549

202

Wisterian 3, 4 ... Student Affairs Bulletin 4 ... Basketball Mgr. 1. 2. 3. 4 .. .

Drama 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1. 2, 3. 4 .. .

C.S.C. 3. 4 ... Soph-Hop Committee 2 ... Junior Prom Committee 3 ... Senior Prom Committee 4 Pg. 186

Mike Kelly 3124 Woodland Rd. Willow Grove. Pa. OL9-0873 30 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Student Council 1, 2, 3 ... Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 Pg. 180

Ed Kane 1 Hunter's Run Springhouse, Pa. 646-7347 Crew 1

Ron Kidd 2070 Loll St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19115 OR7-4677 20 Football 1, 2, 3(L) ... Track 1. 2(L) ...

Swimming 1(L) ... Wrestling 1 ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Future Physicians Club 2, 3 ... Dance Committee 1, 3 ... Bike Club 2, 3 ... Student Exchange 2, 4 ... Math Club 1, 2, 4 Pg.

19477 70 Pg. 160

Terence Kane 7440 Devon St. Philadelphia, Pa. 242-1280 Tntramurals 1, 2

19119 50 Pg. 16S

Paul M. Kletzel 4430 Pechin St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19128 IV2-5290 40 lntramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Baseball 1 Pg. 160

Paul Kaufmann 525 San Gabriel Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 ES9-0815 50 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Swimming 1 Bill Kraft 50 ... Bowling 2, 3 ... Student Exchange Intramurals 1.

2, 3, 4 ...

Track 1 1 . . . Dance Committee 1 . . . Prom Cross-Country 1 ... Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Committee 4 ... Junior Prom Committee 3 ... Sen Pg. 168 ior Prom Committee 4 ... "Festival of Music" (Art Crew) 3, 4 ... Androclese Jim Keane and The Lion 4 ... Crew 1 3412 Aldine St. Pg. 171 Philadelphia, Pa. 19136 40 332-7192 Josef Kramer Football 1. 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... Basketball 1.

7813 CaJvert St. 2, 3, 4(L) ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Philadelphia, Pa. 19152 Pg. 175 2D Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Yearbook 4 Dan Keifer ... Student Exchge 2 ... World Affairs 1D 1, 2, 3 ... Scholastic "L" 2. 3 ... Dance Pg. 181 Committee 2 ... Drama (Art Crew) 4 Pg. 187 Michael P. Kelly 908 Longshore Ave. Anthony J. LaBella Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 533 E. Roberts St. RAS-0562 30 Norristown, Pa. Tennis 1(L), 2(L). 3(L), 4(L) ... Soccer 272-1876 10 2(L), Library Club 1 ... Intramurals 1, lotramurals 3, 4 ... Highest Honors, 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Committee 3, 4 Social Studies 3 ... Scholastic '"L" 3, 4 Pg. Pg. 161

Joseph La Rocca 7365 Valley Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 30 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Football 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... Track 1. 2, 3(L), 4(L) Pg. 175 James Larkey 1D Pg. 176 Joseph Lehman Plymouth Road Gwynedd Valley, Pa. 19437 646-7057 2D Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Drama 2, 3, 4 ... Bowling Club 2, 3 ... Highest Honors, Algebra II 2 ... Stage & Lighting Crews, 110 in the Shade, Mack & Mabel, GodspelJ ... Business Ad Manager, Androclese and The Lion ...

Asst. Manager 4 Pg. 164 William E. Lenihan 2991 School House Ln. Philadelphia, Pa. 19144 GEB-5015 40 Cross-Country 2 ... Crew 2, 3(L), 4(L) Pg. Augustine Lodise 1400 St. Vincent St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 RA5-6346 4D Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Yearbook 4 ... Dance Committee 4 ... Spirit Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Drama (Art Crew) 3, 4 Pg. 157 Marc Longo 7005 Valley Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19128 482-5730 7D Track 1, 2 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

Yearbook 4 Pg. 159 Bernie Lopez 8046 Crittenden St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19118 CH8-0209 6D Yearbook 3, 4 ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4

203

. .. Future Physicians Club 3 . Scholastic ··L"' 1. 3. 4 ... Tennis 1. 2. 3(L).

4(L) Pg. 167 Conrad Louis-Charles 7805 Deer Run Rd. Philadelphta. Pa 885-5132 30 Cross-Country 1 ... Track 1. 2 ... Soccer 4(L) ... lntramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 ...

c.s.c. 3, 4 Pg. 157 George Love 616 Twickenham Rd. Glenside. Pa. 19038 TU6-7712 10 Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 Swtmming 1(L). 2(L). 3(L). 4(L) ... Crew 1, 2 ...

Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Student Exchange 2, 3, 4 .. Sptrit Club 1. 2, 3.

4 (Chairman) ... Soph-Hop Committee 2 . . Junior Prom Committee 3 ...

Senior Prom Committee 4 . . . Bike Club 1 ... L.E.A.F. 1 ... Homeroom Representative 2, 3 . . Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Pg. 164 Gerard Lowery 1131 Wayfield Dr. Norristown, Pa. 19401 666-6808 40 Football 1, 2 ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Wrestling 4 Pg. 174

Marc McCarron 927 Herman Rd Ambler. Pa. 19002 646-4035 50 Photo Club 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Yearbook 2, 3 (Assoc. Ed.). 4 (Ed.-in-c:hief) . . Student Exchange 2, 3 ... lntramurals 1.

2. 3. 4 . WCAF 3, 4 • . Wisterian 1, 2, 3 (Photo Ed.}. 4 Pg. 154 joseph McCreavy 732 Valley Rd. Blue Bell, Pa. 19422 646-7026 70 Football 1, 2. 3(L). 4(L) ... Crew 1 Pg. 184 Kevin McGetltgan 11 Lawnside Rd. Cheltenham. Pa. 19012 MES-4648 70 Basketball 1 ... lntramurals 1. 2, 3. 4 Pg. 161 Daniel McGtll 1806 Arthur St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19152 PI5-7632 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Track 1

James McKay Norristown Rd. & Butler Pike Spring House, Pa. 19477 646-7820 60 Crew 1, 2. 3(L), 4(L) ... lntramurals 1.

2, 3, 4

Pg. 180 Brian McKenna 1414 Osbourne Ave. Roslyn, Pa. 19001 OL9-8044 50 Homeroom Representali\'C 1. 2 ... Basketball 1 ... Soccer 1. 2 . . Senior Prom Committee 4 ... Intramurals 1.

2. 3, 4

Pg. 175 30 Pg. 154

Kevin McGlinn 4116 Lottler Drive Lafayette Hill, Pa. 19444 70 VE6-5029 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Football 1, 2 . . . Wrestling 1, 2(L). 3(L), 4{L) Pg. 181

Michael P. McCabe 1809 Stanwood St. Philadelphia. Pa 19152 Shawn McGlynn RA5-1563 50 937 Herbert St. Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 .

Yearbook 4 Philadelphia. Pa . . . . Student Exchange 3, 4 ... "Festival JE3-9050 50 of Music" 3 . . . Bowling 2. 3. 4 ... Wrestling 1(L), 2(L), 3(L). 4(L) c.s.c. 3 Pg. 156 Pg. 159 Edward McGlynn Jack McCann 431 E. MI. Atry Ave 715 Vernon Rd. Philadelphia, Pa. 19119 Philadelphia, Pa. 20 30 Intramurals 1, 4 . . Indoor and Out438-6984 Football 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... lntramurals door Track 1, 2(L), 3(L), 4(L} ... Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Student Council 4 Country 1, 2{L). 3{L}, 4(L) Pg. Pg. 168

204

John McGrory 4116 N. Franklin St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19140 70 BA6-3868 Foot ball 1, 2 ... Baseball 1. 2(L), 3(L}, 4(L) ... Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Wrestling 2(L). 3(L), 4(L) ... Wisterian 1 Pg. 185

Kevin McMenamin 822 Solly Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 745-4136 lntramurals 1. 2, 3, 4

10 Pg. 163

David Maclay 2722 Line Lexington Rd .

Hatfield. Pa. 822-0230 70 Crew 1 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Stage Crew 2. 3. 4 Pg. 171 Jake Magarity 521 Auburn Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19118 40 233-4218 Intramurals 1. 2, 3. 4 ... Basketball 1.

2. 3(L), 4(L) ... Track 1, 2(L) ... CrossCountry 1 ... Student Counctl 1. 3 . . .

Dance Committee 2. 3, 4 ... Soph-Hop Committee 2 . . . Junior Prom Committee 3 Pg 159

Mark Maiale 30 Pg. 169 Steven Malloy 815 Welsh Rd. Maple Glenn, Pa. 19002 Ml6-4184 20 Football 1, 2, 3(L) ... Crew 1, 3(L), 4(L) ... Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Junior Prom Committee 3 (Chairman .. . Senior Prom Committee 4 (Co-Chairman) . . . Vice-President Student Affairs 4 . . . Middle States Steering Committee 3 Pg. 186 Andrew Malone 1253 E. Cheltenham Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19124 831-1624 30 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4(L) ... Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 ... Soph-Hop Committee 2 ...

Junior Prom Committee 3 ... T rack 3(L), 4{L) ... Football 1 Pg. 152 Terry Mancini 18 Dewey Rd. Cheltenham, Pa. 19012 ME5-1746 50 Basketball 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Football 1 Pg. 180 Anthony J. Marques 1600 Sheppard Dr. Maple Glenn, Pa. 19002 646-2955 3D Baseball 1, 2. 3(L). 4(L) ... Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 ...

Senior Prom Committee 4 ... Student Lounge Committee 4 Pg. 175 Mike Mascari 555 Livezey St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19128 IV3-7330 30 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Play Crew 3 . . . Wrestling 3 Pg. 175

Stephen Masceri 1632 Biddle Rd. Huntington Valley, Pa. Wl7-2296 2D Yearbook 3, 4 ... Wisterian 2. 3, 4 ...

C.S.C. 3 ... Future Physicians Club 2.

3, 4 ... Scholastic "L" 1. 2. 3, 4 ...

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Highest Honors, Biology 2 Outstanding Work, Wisterian 2, 3 Pg. 162

CH7-3076 Band 1

70 Pg. 169

Stephen Mihalsky 916 Unruh Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 Pl5-8272 20 Band 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Bike Club 3. 4 ...

Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Yearbook 4 ... Scholastic 路'L" 1, 2. 3, 4 ... NEDT Certificate 1, 2 ... Nat'! Merit Commended Student . . . Highest Honors, Chemistry 1. Algebra 1X 1, Religion 1 Pg. 177

Tony Mascino 5916 Elmhurst St. Philadelphia, Pa. 10 533-2881 Football 2, 3{L), 4(L) ... IntramuraJs 1. Gregg Minges 509 Buckman Dr. 2, 3, 4 ... Baseball 2, 3(L), 4(L) Pg. 187 Hatboro, Pa. 19040 OS5-2601 3D Mark Matteo Football 1 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

20 Yearbook 4 ... Student Exchange 3, 4 Pg. 192 .. . Scholastic "L" 4 Pg. 186 Mark Mazeikas 547 E. Cheltenman Ave. Chuck Minguez Philadelphia, Pa. 19120 919 Woodlawn Dr. 457-3696 30 Lansdale, Pa. 19446 Wisterian 3, 4 ... Future Physicians 855-5002 10 Club 3. 4 ... Bike Club 1. 3 . .. Spiritu- Football 1 ... Track 1, 3, 4 ... Wresal Awareness Group 1 ... World Af- tling 1, 2. 3, 4(L) ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, fairs Club 3 路 路 路 C.S.C. 3, 4 4 ... Intramural Representative 1 Pg. 176 Pg. 190 Chris Meehan 15034 Kelvin Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19116 OR3-5362 30 Football 1 (Manager), 2, 3(L), 4(L) Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Art Club 2. 3, 4

Mario Mirabelli 721 Thomas Rd. Cheltenham, Pa. 19012 379-4886 20 Actor. Mack & Mabel 3 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4

Pg. 168

Pg. 158 David Mehr 338 Valley Rd. Oreland, Pa. 19075 887-3487 70 Cross-Country 1, 2, 3 ... Track 1, 2 ... lntramurals 2, 3 ... Bowling Club 3 . . .

Public Relations 3 Pg. 160

William Moore 3D Intramurals 1, 2. 3 Pg. 183 Michael Mulholland 10 Crew 1, 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) Pg.

Joseph Meiers 227 E. Meade St. Philadelphia. Pa.

19118

Kevin Murphy 1328 Wentz Dr .

Fort Washington, Pa.

205

70 643-5040 Footb.tll 1 . . . Crew 1. 2 . . . Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 .. . Wrestling 3. 4 Pg. 191 Roman Mysak 636 Gorgas Lane Philadelphia, Pa. 19128 20 IV2-9284 Library Club 1. 2 ... Football 1 Crew 1 ... Icc !Iockey 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) â&#x20AC;˘.. Future Phys1cians Club 1. 2, 3. 4 ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Scholastic '"L'" 2, 3

Jeffrey O'Donnell 4101 Devonshire Rd. Plymouth Meeting. Pa. 19401 70 825-0862 Football 1. Swimming 1 ... Crew 1. 2 ... Spirit Club 4 Pg. 154

Duane Pierce 1896 Purdie Lane Maple Glen, Pa. 19002 70 MI6-4764 Football 1, 2(L) ... Intramurals 1, 2. 3, Ice Hockey 1, 2, 3(1), 4(L) 4 tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 fohn O'Meara 3939 North Dell Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19140

Pg. 189

Pg.

Pete Nolan 333A Hermitage St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19128 482-4190 40 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 . . Baseball 2 ...

Ice Hockey 1. 2(L). 3(L). 4(L) ... Student Council 2 Pg. 174

fames O'Rourke 9020. Cargill Lane Philadelphia. Pa. 677-4496 20 NEDT Award 2 ... ScholastiC Letter 1 ... Festival of Music 3, 4 ... Yearbook 4 ... Dramatics 4 ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Musical 3. 4 Pg 177

206

60 In -

Pg. 177 Richard M. Popielarz 4311 Lauriston St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19128 IV2-6982 lntramurals 2. 3

10 Pg. 184

Steve Powell 305 Plymouth Ave. Oreland. Pa. 19075 884-7005 10 Bowling 1(L), 2(L), 3(L). 4{L) ... Stage 30 Crew 4 ... lntramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 Pg. 189 Pg. 172

Jim O'Brien Patrick O'Hara 649 Country Club Drive Blue Bell. Pa. 646-4545 50 Football 1 ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4(L) Richard Pancttieri . . . Golf 1 (L), 2{L), 3(L), 4(L) . . . In1131 Bloomdale Rd. tramurt.~ls 1. 2, 3. 4 Philadelphia, Pa. Pg. 162 H04-7492 30 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Neil O'Brien Pg. 186 310 Montier Rd. Glenside. Pa. 19038 Phillip Parker 70 7201 Sherman St. 885-6338 Football 1. 2(L). 3(L), 4(L) ... Baseball Philadelphta, Pa. 19119 2. 3(L). 4(L) . Soph-Hop Committee 2 CH2-6640 30 ... lntramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 .. . Band 1, 2 ...

Pg. 192 Black Culture Club 3 Pg. 172 Joseph O'Dea 966 Delcnc Rd. Rydal. Pa. 19046 40 884-7195 lntramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 .. Football 1, 2(1), 3(1). 4(J..) .. . Track 1, 2 ... Student ExchangP 2, 4 . . . NEDT Certificate 1, 2 ... Student Council 2, 3, 4 ... Pg. 185

Tom Paul 1433 Tally Ho Rd. Meadowbrook. Pa. 19046 70 947-3444 Swimming 1. 2 ... Stage Crew 4 Intramurals 1 2. 3. 4 Pg.

Chris Pastore 25 Com-vel! Dr. Maple Glen, Pa 19002 646-1570 60 Mustc 1. 2, 3. 4 ... Stage Band 2. 3. 4 ... Math Team 2, 3, 4 ... C.S.C. 3, 4 ...

Forensics 2 ... Orchestra for musicals 2. 3 ... Dramatics 3, 4 Pg. 191

Timothy Przybylowski 7638 Waters Rd. Cheltenham, Pa. 19012 635-7158 20 Football 1, 2(1), 3(1), 4(L) ... Track 1, 2(L), 3(L), 4(1) ... Wrestling 1 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Scholastic Letters 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Student Council 3, 4 ... Grade School Basketball Tournament 3, 4 Pg. 193 John Pullis 3624 Grayton St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19154 NÂŁ2-7485 Track 1 . . . Wrestling 3. 4 tramural Representative 3

50 InPg. 162

Randy Reichelt 1056 Claire Ave. Huntingdon Valley, Pa. 379-0788

19006 60

Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 ... Swim Team (M) 1, 2 ... Bowling League 1. 2, 3. 4 ... Varsity lee Hockey 3. 4 ... Pg. 191

GL5-8423 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4

Griff Reigart 3029 Mathess Mill Rd. Lafayette Hill, Pa. 19444 828-1223 Soccer Club 3. Student C. 3 tography Club 1

Robert Sayers 70 PhoPg. 168

Tom Riley 2043 Wisteria Lane Lafayette Hill, Pa. 19444 828-5941

6D Pg. 155

Don Roessler 9431 Langdon Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. M3~144

Football 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Golf 1 tramurals 1. 2, 3. 4

40 InPg. 171

John Rogers 101 Hilldare Rd. Cheltenham. Pa. 19012 ME5-5159 20 Student Council 1. 2 ... Crew 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Leaf 1 ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pg. 172

40 Pg. 190

30 Pg. 173 john Schmidt 310 W. Glenside Ave. Glenside, Pa. TU6-6758 40 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4(L) ... Music Theater 2, 3, 4 ... Drama Club 2, 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pg. 162 Gregory Schmitt 1082 Blue Rock Lane Blue Bell. Pa. 19422 MI6-2363 SD lntramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Track 1 ...

Cross Country 1, 2, 3 ... Intramural Representative 4 Pg. Peter Schofield 15 Benezet St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19118 CH7 _2924 30 Foo tb a11 1 . . . T enn1s 路 1 , 2, 4 . . . y carbook 3, 4 ... Photography Club 4 ...

Play Props Crew 4 ... lntramurals 1, 2,

Jim Rush 3, 4 2808 Jefferson Ave. Pg. 166 Ardley, Pa. 40 887-8736 Cross Country 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Track 1, 2, David Scott 109 Timothy Drive 3. 4 Pg. 155 Maple Glen, Pa. 646-2520 4D Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Dance ComFelix M. Santoro mittee 4 ... Prom Committee 3, 4 ...

6965 Cliff Rd. Crew 1, 2(L). 3(L). 4(L) Philadelphia. Pa. 19128 483-2415 2D Pg. 193 Football 1 . .. Soccer 2 ... Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 ... Dance Committee 4 ...

Student Council 2 Chris Short Pg. 171 615 Deveraux St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 Steve Santry RAS-7901 50 1217 Wagner Ave. lntramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 ... CAF 4 Philadelphia, Pa. Pg.

Frank Sienko 609 Flamingo St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19128 IV2-7021 40 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Bowling 2 ...

Student Council 1 Pg. 185 Matt Singer 7202 Jackson St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 DE8-3337 60 Forensics 1 . . . Senior Prom Committee 4 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

Scholastic Letter 1, 2, 4 Pg. 171 Means Smith 1449 Conlyn St. Philadelphia, Pa. HA4-5263

19141 6D Pg. 168

Robert D. Smith 37 Judie Lane Ambler, Pa. 19002 646-2135 4D Crew 1, 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) ... In tram urals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Yearbook 3 ... LEAF 1 ...

Scholastic Letter 1, 2, 3, 4 ... National Honor Society, Merit Semi-Finalist Pg. 182 Edward Sottolano 511 Buckman Drive Hatboro, Pa. 19040 OSS-0791 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4

50 Pg. 187

John Stipa 1777 Rockwell Rd. Abington, Pa. 19001 3D 659-5612 Baseball 3(L). 4(L) ... Intramurals 1. 2.

3,4 Pg. 163 James Sullivan 456 Holly Knoll Dr. Churchville, Pa. 355-2532

60 Pg. 154

207

Peter Susanin 4108 Laurel Drive Lafayette Hill. Pa. 19444 233-3751 10 Swimming 1, 2, 3(L). 4(L) ... Tennis 2, :!. 4 ... Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

Ycdrbook 4 . . . Senior Prom Committee 4 ... lntramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 ...

Spring & Fall Play 4 (House Manager) Pg. 166 Joe Suwala 655 Hermitage St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19128 IV2-2448 20 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Soccer 3. 4(L) ... Track 3 ... Stage Crew 3 ... Art Crew 3 ... Festival of Music 3 (Stage Crew) Pg. 164 Robert Sweigard 60 Pg 191 James Tormey 31 W. Aliens Lane Apt. B-6 Philadelphia. Pa. 19119 CH7-D941 Soccer 4(L) ... Track 4

20 Pg. 184

WCAF 4 .. Religion Acti\'ities 1 ...

National Honor Society 4 Pg. 192

4

Edward Trocky 129 E. Mt. Pleasant Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19119 30 Football 1 . . Bicycle Club 1. 2. 3. 4 ... lntramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 Pg. 158 William Wakelee 7970 Loretto Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 FI2-2966 50 Golf 1. 2(L), 4(L) ... lntramurals 1, 2. 3.

4 ... Prom Committee 4 ... Yearbook 3 ... Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 Pg. 162 John Walish 2118 Oakmont St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19152 Pl2-0348 50 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Dance Committee 4 ... Art Crew 4 Pg. 172 Kevin Wal ish 2118 Oakmont St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19152 Pl2-0348 3D Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Art Crew 3. 4 ... Festival of Music 3, 4 Pg. 181

joseph Tranchitella 7250 Montour St Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 Fl2-9145 10 George Wilbur Crew 1. 2, 3(L), 4{L) ... lntramurals 1. 2082 Susquehanna Rd. 2. 3, 4 . . . Dance Committee 4 ... Abington, Pa . 19001

208

IV6-4532 60 lntramurals 1. 2. 3 . . . Band 1 ... Crew 1 . .. Bowling Club 2. 4 .â&#x20AC;˘. Stage Crew Pg David Willgruber 10 Pg. 184 William Williams 5D

Pg. 155 James Young 1150 Victor Lane Fort Washington, Pa. 19034 643-1718 10 Lighting Crew 3, 4 ... lntramurals 1, 2.

3, 4 ... Football 1 Pg. 163 Michael Zaccaria 1731 Wolf St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19145 1103-8642 lntramurals 1, 2

50 Pg.

john Ziff 344 Cambridge Rd Norristown, Pa. 19043 272-8086 50 Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Outdoor Track 1. 2(L}. 3(L}. 4(L) . . . Indoor Track 2. 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 ... Wisterian 3 ... Yearbook 4 Pg. 180

!I

The 1978 LaSalle Yearbook General Editor: Marc McCarron Associate Editors: Ted Byrne Bill Wakelee Rich Catrambone John Walish Pete Schofield Staff: Pete Susanin Bernie Lopez John Ziff Gene McGlynn John Gillies Steve Mihalsky Larry Burke Chris Cimini Mike Beatty

-

~ UJ

~ ~

~

tl;j

n

f

0

~ ~

• .

.

-

tij

CJ

tij

:t CJ :t ~

UJ

n

:t

. ·'~ .;·

0 0

~

~

CD

'.:)

00