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

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LOUGHLIN MEMGRIAL HIGH SCHGOL THOMAS C. LEHNING Class Treasurer 11-22, Class Basketball 11-2-32, Class Track 112 VV hen not drawing airplanes he was invent- ing perpetual motion machines. Seriously, Tom intends to make aeronautics his means of livelihood. Happy landings! Tom! JOHN J. LIVELY Class Treasurer 11-21, Class Baseball 11-2-3-42, Class Basketball 11-Zj, j.V. Basketball 132, Varsity Basketball 142, Class Vice-President 121 Jack's career at Loughlin has been a happy and exciting one. The course at Loughlin has been comparatively easy for Jack because under his jovial and easy going manner he is intellgent and conscientious. Blessings! Jack! GEORGE T. LOUGHRAN Class Basketball 11-2-32, Class Baseball 142, Vice-President 131 Since his entrance into Loughlin, George has been noted for his quiet and studious dis- position. G.T. never causes a disturbance in class. A fine scholar and a fine athlete. WILLIAM J. LOUGHRAN Ring Committee 132, Class Football 132, Class Baseball 132 This quiet chap came to Loughlin in the third year and in his short stay with us he has been an excellent student. One Hundred and Sixteen

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LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOGL OLIVER J. LAWRENCE Varsity Hockey 13-42, Class Basketball 12-3-42, Class Football 122 All scholastic center, the most feared hockey player in the C. S. A. L. Both on and off the ice, his genial smile is contagious. Here's hoping you slide thru life as successfully as you did thru the opponents defense. ALFRED G. LEAL Class President 11-2-32, Student Council 142, Lance Stayj' 142, Azarias Club 13-42, Honor Roll 11-22, Medicine Club 142, Dramatic Society 142 In spite of hours of newspaper work, he took as many subjects as there are periods, always with honor. No one ever sought his sympathy in vaing he gave it with a smile. Dependable, popular, loved by all, Al was described by the former principal as the most serious minded student in the school. JAMES F. LEE Student Council 142, Orchestra 12-3-42 Sweet strains of harmony emanating from the violin identifies Jimmie Lee. Ever cheer- ful and good-humored, he has endeared him- self to both his schoolmates. VVe know that Jimmie will combat all the difficulties and emerge victorious. GEORGE LEHAN Swimining Team 142, Lance Staj' 11-22, Class Football 12-3-42, Class Baseball 12-32 The imposing George speaks with the louder of any two voices, the central solemnity of his monstrous uproar is due to his faculty of selective discrimination of his sensory motor apparatus. - - - George is a swell guy! One Ilizndred and Fifteen

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LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL KENNETH J. LUCEY Student Council 142, Class Basketball 13-42, Class Football 142, Class Treasurer 122, Class Vice-President 132 Ken is an unassuming and cheerful chap, who has piled up a record of scholastic achievements that is to be envied. Ken leaves Loughlin to resume his studies at St. John's College. Good luck to you, Ken. VINCENT C. LYNCH junior Varsity Basketball 13-42, Junior Varsity Baseball 132, Class Baseball 11-2-42, Class Football 122 Vinnie, a bright, upstanding youth has really been an asset to Loughlin. He has obtained an enviable scholastic record and has been prominent in every school activity. Much may be expected of this quiet lad in the future. GEORGE P. MCCABE Student Council 142, Class Basketball 12-3-42, Class Baseball 12-32, Class Football 12-32 George is a quiet lad both athletically and scholastically inclined. He is an excellent student, who offered no trouble to his teachers. George is sure to make the grade and our good wishes go with him. HUGH A. MCCLOSKEY Varsity Baseball 13-42, Junior Varsity Baseball 132, Class Basketball 13-42, Vice-President of ' Class 13-42, Ring Committee 142 Mac is among the best athletes in Loughlin as may be shown by his notable achievements. He is a good student and did not neglect his scholastic duties for athletics. He is also one of the most popular students in Loughlin. One Hundred and Seventeen