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

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LOUGHLIN M E MORIAL HIGH SCHOOL JOHN R. HENNESSY Azarias Club 13-41, Dramatic 141, Debating 141, Orchestra 13-41 Quiet Krome has followed his brother in his scholarship aspirations. While he is very seldom heard from, John is always doing his work, Making hay while the sun shines. He will be a great success if his future activities duplicate those of his past. PAUL A. HENRY Class Track 11-2-31, Class Basketball 12-31, Debating 121, Class Official 131 Paul, alias the bug trainer Always gives a friend a helping hand. He is a quiet restrained fellow, until you mention aviation, then he will amaze the speaker with some of his well founded ideas on that subject. EDWARD J. HILTON President Student Council 141, Class Secretary 131, Class Basketball 131 Edward is the master-student and the keen executive of his school. He is a quiet chap and is greatly admired by all of his fellow students. He will be a great example to all younger students. GE ORGES F. HINES Varsity Track 12-3-41, 1C. H. S. A. L. Champion- ship High Jurnper1, Class President 12-31, Class Championship Basketball 13-41 George is exemplary both as a student and a sportsman. His candid unassuming manner has gained for him many friends. He is capable of great accomplishments in whatever he chooses to undertake. One Hundred and Thirteen

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F PK LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL JOSEPH A. HANWRIGHT Assistant Manager Basketball K1-21, Manager of J. V. Basketball f3j, Manager of Varsity Basketball K42 The busy, engaging young diplomat ever present at our basketball games was none other than Joe His beaming countenance is known to all Loughlinites. If there is any- thing to be done to help Loughlin you can count on Joe. EDWARD J. HARPER Class Basketball I1-2-32, Lens Club, Handball. Class Baseball K3-42, Prayer Monitor Eddie is one of the real hard working students of Loughlin. Despite his heavy schedule Brother George always has a word of praise to offer when giving out the weekly reports. FRANCIS A. HAYES Class Basketball I1-2-3-41, Class Baseball KZQ, Track Team, Lens Club Frank, possessing a sense of humor and a knack of making friends, has endeared him- self to classmates and teachers alike. In relieving the tedium of classy Frank makes use of his snappy puns, which seem to be made for every situation. GEORGE C. HEH Library Staff K1-22, Class Basketball K3-42, Lance Stab' Mi, Class Baseball K2-3-41, Azarias Club Ml, Medicine 141 George deserves his reputation of being a good sport and a good student. As a member of the Library and Lance Staffs he earned his spurs as a loyal Loughlinite. One Hundred and Tzvelvc

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LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL JAMES J. JOHNSTON Student Council 142, Azarias Society 13-42, Lance Representative 112, Track 142, Class Treasurer 112, Class Basketball 12-3-42, Ring Committee 142 Jim, quiet and efficient, is the rare com- bination of honor student and athlete. His office door is to be marked James Johnston, Chemical Engineer. EDWARD J. KEAVENY Student Council 142, Library Staff 112, Lens Club 142, President Medicine Club 142, Class Baseball 11-22 Ed is a loyal, sincere friend, liked by his teachers as well as his classmates, and whose only fault fto usj is that he studies too hard. JOSEPH C. KILLIAN Vice-President Class 112, Secretary 112, Class Baseball 112, Class Basketball 12-3-42, Lance Representative 112 For four years Joe has been making him- self conspicuous by achievements and a brilliant wit. The school in general is sorry to see him go for with him goes that humour that made school a pleasure. JOSEPH W. LACEY Student Council 142, Class President 11-22, Class Basketball 11-22, Baseball f.V. 112 Joe has conservative gaiety, dignified pas- times and the cutest mustache you ever did see. If his later success is as great as it is in Loughlin, he will be running for President in 32. ne Hundred and Fourteen