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STUDENT GOVERNMENT Translates Ideals Into Actions The role of Student Government is to represent the majority of students in the school in such a way that they have a definite voice in the shaping of school policy and activities. Student Government has seen the realization of this commitment by encouraging members of the Fordham Prep Council to dedicate their time and energies to the improvement of school life. In addition to its responsibilities to extracurricular activities, Student Government has made efforts this year at involvement beyond the school. An example was Project SMILES which brought orphans to the Prep for an afternoon of lunch, sports, and games with our students. The success of this project was amply reflected in the faces of these children. A new format for mentor group representatives was instituted to facilitate communications between S.G. and the mentoring groups. This year's Student Government brought many ideas into action and stimulated action among a wider group of students than ever before. It tried to live its motto: "For the improvement of the community." Ernest Robertson, Co-ordmator of Activities, Jim Howard, President; Ed Pillert, Treasurer (SITTING! P. Howard, R Izquierdo, J. Grasso, R. Keane (STANDING) C, LaSala, T Rizzo, R. Hannigan, H. Brown, M Avallone
KAWAIDA Moderator, Mr. Paul Laraque; President, M. Diaz; Secretary; K. Butler; Treasurer. P. Howard. T. Slater, W. Riggs, A. Toddman Kawaida hosting grammar school conference 45
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to smile in the sun and sing in the
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DEDICATION w >> / V V M 1 • ^v 18
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Walter J. Hig
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24 REV. EUGENE J. O'BRIEN, S.J., A.
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Rev. Arthur V. Shea, S.J., A.B., M.
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Mr. Arthur K. McCormack, B.S.; M.A.
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GUIDANCE Rev. John F. Replogle, S.J
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SECRETARIES AM- Mrs. Ann Salvani Se
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Mr. Fernand Beck III, A.B., Cand. M
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. Rev. Paul D. Campbell, S.J., M.A.
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Mr. Martin Duffy, S.J., B.A. Englis
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Mr. William S. Gall, B.A., M.A. Che
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Mr. James K. Johnson B.S., B.D., S.
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Mr. S. Jerome Martin, B.A., M.A. Ch
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Mr. Alfred J. Mehmel, Jr., B.A., M.
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Can you profit from my experience?
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i Mr. Anthony Tartaglia, A.B., M.S.
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52 initiative Leads to
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56 FORDHAM PRE PARATORY SCHOOL CLAS
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How to spend money on your teenager
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'You can't run your life to please
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'THIS IS YOUR CAPTAIN SPEAKING Jame
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Thomas F. Dempsey it isn't easy Luc
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Michael J. Drummond Mario V. DiStas
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Things we do that nobody else does.
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James J. Gangitano Michael K. Ganno
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George T. Heussner The old pro gets
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Robert F. Lacey a 70 David B. Lande
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Francis J. Lobasso Robert P. LoBue
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Peter A. Mastracehio Richard L. Mat
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Stephen J. McCarthy William F. McCa
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win Roger J. McLaughlin I Joseph M.
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Kevin X. Mergardt Ferdinand J. Mila
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Paul T. Murphy i John K. Murtagh 86
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Robert A. Orsi Patrick M. Pagano Ja
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Peter E. Pizzurro George R. Press H
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Peter J. Rosenbauer Duane F. Rossig
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James L. Sawin James E. Scott Willi
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Daniel P. Sweeney John O. Thomson R
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Michael C. Young Kenneth J. Zappull
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activities
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MAROON KEY Moderator, Father O'Brie
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PETE RAN SOCIETY P. Clemente Modera
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VARSITY TEAM: (1-r) J. Ward, R. Del
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Chairman, Hosea Brown, Moderator, M
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Moderator Fr. Rooney and Godfrey Di
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CHOIR BRASS SECTION: P. McCulloufih
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Behind the scenes Director, Mr. A.
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man has a right to the news EDITORS
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Moderators, Mr. Thomas Reynolds, S.
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THE WHEELS THAT STEER VARSITY FOOTB
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Sometimes we get the 124 THE IMPATI
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Co-captains: Jim (Hurl the Pearl) H
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J. Foot .1 Bottom Row (1-r): F. Mor
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VARSITY BASKETBALL Electric accurac
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4 J I Jim Walsh N.Y. Daily News CHS
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Bottom: J. Reilly, R. Bechtold, T.
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158 TRACK
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Fifth Row: C. Wackerle, P. Smolensk
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Dancing in the Wind FRESHMAN TRACK:
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144 SWIMMING
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FREESTYLE RELAY TEAM: Bottom: Scott
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148 VARSITY BASEBALL
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professionals up front
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TENNIS BLASTER! 152
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FUNNY BALL 154
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BOWLING Top 1-r: R. Hopper, F. Jorg
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T. Montalbano, G. Groth, R. Lobue,
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each using his own talents . ..ARt
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UNderCiasSmen
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Top Row, I-r: W. Morin, J. DiFede,
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ID Back Row: 1-r, J. Drew, D. McCla
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IF THE CLUB. Back Row: 1-r, S. Gord
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1H Kneeling: T. Luzon, R. Ford, C.
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SOPHS 173
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2B Standing, I-r: F. O'Connor, M. O
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Standing, I-r: D. Kivi, J. Johnson,
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\ JuNiofS... 179
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Front Row: P. Totten, F. Perez, T.
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Seated: S. Eposito. M. Czajkowski,
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Seated: M. Palatucci, P. Hansen, B.
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how does one define an education ?
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mcReasinq fReeoom is an paRt of edu
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Responsmility supplies the oppoRtun
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the total. expeRience consists of m
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activities a display and enhancemen
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eveRy expeRiment BRinqs with it cha
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Acknowledgments While the glory of
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PATRONS Mr. & Mrs. Carmine A. Giord
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Senior Directory CHRISTOPHER L. ADA
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MAROON KEY 3, 4; Class President 2,
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DONALD F. ROMANO 56-20 251 St., Lit
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Dunn, Dominic D , 2D, 2440 Sedgwick
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Page 247 and 248: FROSHI FOOTBALL '75 NAME POSITION A
Page 249 and 250: BOARD OF TRUSTEES Rev Daniel J. Fit
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Page 253 and 254: Counseling And Guidance The Counsel
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Page 261 and 262: Sciences Mr. Thomas J. Byrne, B.S.,
Page 263 and 264: Modern Languages Rev. Matthew C. Fl
Page 265 and 266: Library The world holds countless t
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Page 271 and 272: Strategy And Tactics R — 1 (L-R)
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Page 276 and 277: THE SCIENTISTS Science Clubs Reflec
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Page 288 and 289: Prep Phys. Ed. Starts Gymnastics Pr
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Page 294 and 295: Prep Iceme Skate To Hockey League P
Page 296 and 297: Maroon Key Grows The Order of the M
Page 298 and 299: Staff RAMPART is published by the s
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Mr. Johnson's Mentees TOP T LaPlaca
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TOP C Maroldy, M. Tee BOT: J. Rukaj
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KNEELING (L-R) R. Mattone R Haddad
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J.V.'s Capture Winning Season § "J
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Frosh Cagers Hustle to Winning Seas
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Top McAleer shows high scoring form
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Can I say that I am I? No matter ho
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• landing is in sight of ur eyes
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Varsity Tennis Peter Ross putting e
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THE JAZZ CLUB Plays It Lite And Liv
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Band Entertains Prep Community C. L
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And Lands Safely At The Happy Shore
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Mr. Beck's Mentees TOP M Connolly,
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- • • ' » S. Flynn. M. Guariaj
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Fr. Lombardi's Mentees TOP-BOT. J.
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TOP J. Hemsley, A. Lanza BOT: F. Ma
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TOP W. Hall, J. LaGattuta. BOT: D P
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Ernie Robertson Captures 440 E. Rob
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Russian Club Comrades: S. Fernandez
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Schola Cantorum The Fordham Prep Ch
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Prep's Bicentennial Salute To OUR T
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Golfers Take To The Links This year
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Frank Altieri It rained real hard a
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Timothy J. Brosnan Time for a new d
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Patrick Chang Visions. . . that can
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Regis A. Dale In my chamber I invit
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John Gearns A man's reach should ex
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John Gearns A man's reach should ex
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Raymond C. Holland The sun declares
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I see it there in my other world, I
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Frederic Lettieri Everything has be
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Dennis W. McCormack The trees in th
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John E. Moore "Veni, Vidi, Vici . .
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Joseph Pellillo Ten miles behind me
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\ Peter I. Ross The meager satisfac
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Ernest Joseph Shields Conceit is Go
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Chris Harris Yandow Richard Walsh T
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Which One Is The Jesuit ANSWER: All
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Congratulations f the Class of 1976
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Compliments Of , III 184
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Congratulations to the Class of '76
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^ t MOTHERS' CLUB OFFICERS Rev. Joh
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Congratulations to the Class of '76
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& Mrs. Peter J. Bonanno Joseph '70
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REALITY
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Compliments of & Mrs. Arnold C. Bas
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It's Cozy Made --Jtjfc Custom Made"
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Complinients of the Geriman Club
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Congratulations to the Class of 197
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; ' ft. Tel.: 733-8719 Banquet Hall
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Compliments of The Library Staff; M
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• * , t , "' - , .Best'Wishes ti
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COMMENTS OF ~
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convertibles Hd, IO56 THIRD AVE., N
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Matthew Justine Eileen Victoria The
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Compliments of Dr. Holbroo
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In Respectful and Loving Memory Mr.
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PATRONS
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