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

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LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOCL NORMAN B. DUNCAN Class Basketball 142, Varsity Track 13-42, Aearias Club 13-42, Student Council 142 The good Samaritan has nothing on Norman. A true friend and comrade both in the class and on the Field, he is always ready to lend assistance to anyone in need. THOMAS L. EASOP Class Secretary 112, Class Baseball 11-2-32, Class Football 11-2-32, Class Track 122 Congenial and warmhearted Tom is one of those rare fellows who can take a joke on himself with a smile. He can be seen every afternoon piloting a row boat among the reeds and rushes of Prospect Park. EDWIN H. EPPIG Class Basketball 11-22, Class Track 112, Camera Club 142, Varsity Hockey 142 From the farthest reaches of Babylon Ed journeys daily to toil and sweat among our hallowed halls g but there is nothing slow about this country boy who has added much to the glory of his Alma Mater by his prowess on the ice. JOSEPH A. FARNAN Class Basketball 11-22, Class Track 112 Class Baseball 13-42, Student Council 142 A wide green sombero hid the classic fea- tures of this Hmaitre de dance. Mastering the intricacies of cafeteria management did not hinder his scholarship pursuits Lots of luck, Si-all good. On Hundred and Seven

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pwfr- nfs,-W - LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL EDWARD J. DEEGAN Class Basketball K1-2-3-42, Class Baseball I1-22, Class Football I2-32, Class Vice-President U2 His very quietness was earned for Ed, the soubriquet of noisy, His achievements, however, on the class basketball speak for themselves and have helped make him one of our best liked Seniors. JAMES T. DELAHUNTY Class Track K1-22, Class Baseball I2-32, Camera Club 141, Class Basketball K2-31 Always happy, jim has helped to enliven many a French period by his irrepressible humor. That he has other interests is attested by his record with class athletic teams. FRANCIS X. DERWIN Class Basketball I1-2-32, Class Secretary f4j, fayvee Basketball f4j, President, Press Club C42 Diminutive in stature, but large in heart Chink has a smile as broad as the Hudson. His great play on athletic teams has gained him a deserved renown. We aref all sorry to see Chink leave us as he has gained an irreplaceable position in our hearts. EDWIN A. DILLON Class Baseball IU, Class Football K1-22, Class Basketball I3-42, Medicine Club Ml A prominent member of his class because of his athletic abilities Ed has always kept himself in the front ranks of the scholars. We can wish only best of future back for our scholarly athlete. One Hundred and Six

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LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL DONALD A. FARREY Pres. of Archconfraternity 142, Student Council 142, Azarlas Society 13-42, Dramatic Society 13-42, Lance Stab' 13-42 The Duke through the course of four years has held his way regally. A top-notch student he is to us still more dear as a true friend and a loyal son of Loughlin. Many and broad duchies to you, Duke. ROBERT J. FIRENZE Class Basketball 12-3-42, Class Baseball 13-42, Class Football 13-42, Class President 142, Ring Committee A real leader is a great boon. Bob has been a great gift to us. As class president of the senior year he has guided our ship with a firm hand. Good luck Bob. EDWARD G. FITZGERALD Student Council 142, Class Vice-President 11-22, Medicine Club 142, Glee Club 112, Class Football 11-22, Class Baseball 12-3-42 One of the earnest workers of the Chemis- try lab it Fitz. And to him must be given credit for the varied effects produced in said lab. However, Fitz is known for more than this. He is dear to us as a steady student, a true friend and one of the best of the student councilors. Happy Hunting Fitz! PATRICK J. FLEMING Debating 142, Track 12-3-42, Medicine Club 142, Lance Staff 122, Class Treasurer 122, Class Football 12-3-42, Class Alfairs Committee 142 Pat has been best known to us as a runner and a student. In both fields his work is of the best. Pat aspires to the study of medicine. May your success in your chosen field be as great as on the cinder path, Pat. One Hundred and Eight