Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School - Loughlinite Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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LOUGHLIN MEMORIALAHIGH SCHOOL JAMES J. CANAVAN Dramatic Club 142, Radio Club 142, Lens Club 13-42, Class Basketball 12-32 Jimmie is a startling wit, a remarkable radio bug and a very proficient photographer. He is a young Apollo in his own inimitable way and never has to sue for fameg he has won renown. ANTHONY D. CANCELLARE Class Basketball and Baseball 11-2-32, Lens Club, Class Football 11-2-32, Class Debating 132 Tony is ready for the varsity crew of his future college. Prospect Park has given him the necessary training for that strenuous sport. If the hot air he slings about so freely were harnessed it would heat New York thoroughly. Q THOMAS F. CARROLL Class Secretary 11-22, Class Basketball 11-22, Junior Varsity Basketball 132, Varsity 142 Torso Tom may be small in size but he is certainly big in achievements. He is a first rate basketball player, a line student and a fellow who can boast of a host of friends. FRANCIS G. CASEY Class Basketball 12-3-42, Lance 12-3-42, Azarias Club 13-42, Student Council 142 An earnest student came into our midst when Frank enrolled four years ago. His scholastic endeavors did not go unrewarded for he has come out on top as a sure thing in every contest, either scholarly or in sports. One Hundred and Four il

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LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL GERALD J. BROWNE Treasurer KU, Secretary KZQ, Class Football KZQ Class Baseball K2-32, Hockey MJ Jerry, a boisterous fun-loving student, has the happy faculty of being able to combine studies with sports. With a line scholastic record Jerry goes skating forth ready for future battles. FRANCIS A. BRYAN Class Basketball K1-2-3-41, Student Council 142 For years pivot Joe Bryan was the main- stay of his class basketball teams, and his looseleaf trot was a continual source of enlightenment and consolation to the Senior Latin students. The useful days of the trot are over, so we must part with Jo-Jo. JAMES V. BURKE Class Baseball K1-2-32, Camera Club C2-3-42, Class Debating Team f2j, Radio Club 142 Illedic-ine Club f4j J. V. or Archimedes as he is known to his class-mates, has the facility of learning any- thing that is scientificg this does not mean that he has neglected his other studies. We have no doubt he will be a second Mme. Curie. JOHN W. BURMEISTER Class President KZ-22, Varsity Basketball MQ, Secretary f3j, Varsity Baseball M1 Loughlin's Big Bertha has always been a cheerful good athlete and scholar. As one of our most popular students, he has unob- servedly passed his four years in our midst. One Hundred and Three

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LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL PAUL T. CHAVE Class President K2-42, Class Baseball I1-2-32, Class Basketball fl-2-3-42, Varsity Baseball Ml Respected by his classmates for his grit, his power of leadership and his ability to say so much in a few words, Paul occupies an enviable position among the graduates of '3l. JOSEPH E. CORDELL Manager Varsity Basketball K-41, Azarias Club K3-42, Class Vice-President Ml, Class Basketball UQ, Class Baseball K1-21 Joe, in some silent way peculiar to himself, has made his leardership felt without any outward friction. He has been in the Azarias Club since its beginning and has excellent prospects for a scholarship. JEREMIAH F. DALY Arelieonfraternity 132, Class President K3-42, Varsity Basketball K3-42, Varsity Baseball K3-4j Smiles Daly although not with us the entire four years has become a familiar figure in class and on the court. His sunny disposi- tion and charming smile has won for him friends innumerable. GEORGE F. DAVENEL Azarias Club I3-41, Lance Staff' Ml, Class Treas. 122 Strong willed and filled with noiseless energy, George represents the power of mind over matter. Incidentally he is quite an authority on the theatre and has given us the Low Down on Broadway in his drama department of The Lance. One Hundred and Five