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

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TUNE. 1941 Ioseph I. Danaher 2103 l'.KL'llfltT S'l'Rlili'l', lliuuii4i.i'N, N. Y, cilIt'IlllA'l7'j' Club 'lg cqtlflltllllt' .lrfimi Club 45 llruumli' Club 'ly Clary l?n.rkt'1Imll 2. 3,' lt'dNt 'bull 2, , 'lg lltnmr Roll 3, -l. ' flint- V. , ,,sii'leei'e, liriiifst . . . a erwotl sport he always ptissessetl the will tn win . . . earneil name of 1n'atfir hy-Nhis lung lint earnest recita- titins . . 1 irc-iLgr4igy1i+at1Yel,t.a admit tl mistake, nex er ilyule sanie mistake twice . . . sure tu he a success . . . respeeterl fur his frankness ainl frienilliness. Iames I. Doherty I3 Xfxx limi STRI-Il-l'I', lliuioxlxx lh1.vl't'flvull I, 2, K, 45 l'0llt'y lftzll 2, Sq l'lmlu- yfrufliy tilub jf lhinlngly Club l,' .Yuffbull J, 3' .N'lurlt'ul C'n11m'1'l I, .-X merry smile, a pleasant fare, line ts welumie every place . . . All great nlen lieinig flu-afl, he isn't feeling well . . . In all his sports he tries tu shine, in lrasketliall hes extra line . . . I't-rstinality is gnhlen, Due is 24-karat. Robert W. Donaldson 27 X'.XNlDIiRlSII.'l' .'XX'IiNl'l'l lltmur Null 3, -If Ciullmlit' Club I. llsih is an antliurity on current events antl prrvyes himself an enlightening urator in class tlisenssiuns. He is neyer USlLlIll1JCtl'Y hy the teaeher's queries . . . and his spontaneous lnaghter makes him a clelightful aumlienee. His suhfl lvnilfl anal his large stock tif healthy hair prmliive a fiirniiflalile antl energetic appear- anee. Gerard F. Dugan 18-lf: lh-Lxsux .'XVI'lNl'l-1, l5RtKlKl.YN I'iI't'.Vlllllt1II 'l'rtn'l.',' .l. V. Tmrl: I, 25 lf'tlrxily 'I'rut'k 3, 45 lnlt'rrlu.r.v Sufibtzll 2,' l'l!l.i'lm't'llIUll I, 2. liinhar is one of the lmrighter stars of the track teani . . . reinakahle talent for getting into heateil rliseussiuns with teachers . , , in- tensely interesletl in sclmol activities . . . warin cheery sinile an enyialile asset . . . tlllk' tif the lwetter claneers in the class . . . a swell fellow. Philip H. Ernsmann 0323 l unigs'i' :Xi'i-1N1'ic, liiiitaiiiyimii, l.. I. 'I-fdfln' 'lit'tHll I, 25 lf'41r.vify Trtlrlt' 3. -lg lnlrr- rlt1.v.v Trtlrlt' I, 2,' Valley Hull I5 lluunr Kull I, llrnninier Huy , . . is a nice fellow . . , rather quiet . . . he rates pretty high in selnml . . . has won liuimrs in high jumping . , . unt- sicle srlirml he instructs a tlrunt class . . . Caine tint fourth last year in inrliyiflual tlrunnnine ellalnpimisliip of New York State. Mark L. Fahey 307 xlAl'l.li S'l'Kl'1l'l'I', lliwiiuix luIt'rt'lu.r.i' lf1l.vlt't'IlmII If lllllllllltlll I, 2g lftixr- bull 2,' lluuur lfnll 5, ,lg C'lu.v.r Trt'tl.v11rt'r I. Here is an easy-going, ftiii-luring elasstnate who was always gornl at his hooks. X'Vhen in- fnrinetl of a suhnrirnial French niark one week, Fay will always lie I'L'l'llCIllllCl'Ctl for his angnishetl retort, Oni, l'm dying-

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THE LOUGHLINITE Herbert G. Chew 153-25 l,r:Fri:lt'1's l!oii1.i-gxxxun, Ozoxr: 1'.xuk, I.. l, 1ulm'rlu.v.v l?u.rl'vllmll I, 2, 3, -lg ll1lt'ft'ltI.t'.V Yiftllilf .ij llIlt'l'1'ltl.V.r lit1.x't'l7tIll l, 25 lflultlgly' filllll l. l lerhy was never the one to hecotne osten- tatious. An avid lwasketlwall fan, he was usually found with several classmates ahout him, analyzing l,oughlin's past and present hasket- hall teatns. A likalmle artn-chair general, should have Mr. Crenny look to his laurels in three or four years, Francis I. Christie 151-3.3 20'rH Ro.-tu, hYHl'I'liS'l'0N1-Q, 1.. l. Clu'u1i.vlry' Club -lg llonor Roll 2. 3, lplfioltuly' Clipb If 7il'tIL'lu' 'l't'um 3 y'mr.vg lrilerrlarr l1'a.rt'- lflll 2, 3, -lj ull.-yr Hull 2, 5, , gy I Frank . . . quiet, grind-iiatured, sedate . . . . 1 . . friepyl, uf Axlfl'who know hun liecause of his x , Cheerfulness . . .always willing to help out . .. fine scholastic record . . . great track enthus- iast . . . never grounihled at things just took theni as they caine. Paul W. Clare 58 ,lIiR1JMl'I Siuril-1'l', llRUtJKI.YN, X. Y. .hilllIlt'IIl Cuuuril 45 lliuluyy' Club 2,' Cluxx 7'7'L'll.YIH't'1' 35 Vim' lJV't'.1'lllt'lll 2. Paul . , . the hest dressed and neatest nieni- lier of the class . . . has a marvelous sense of humor . . . jack Lane and he are inseparable friends . . . success of the dance greatly due to Paul's efforts . . . always smiling and ready to crack a joke. Emmet I. Costigan 4605 CIMKRIQNIJON Roan, lgR0flKl.YN, N. Y. lfiolugy' Club lg lluuur Roll I, 2, X, -lg .-lt1uiuu.v .S'orii'Iy' 3, -lg Cullzbllt' .lrliou Club -l. l':lIl1IlL'1 possesses niost fluent pen in gradu- ation class . . . Has received several literary awards . . . Captain in newly organized Cath- olic Action Clulv . , . Received honor certi- ficates each term . . . of quiet and studious nature . . . he is one of the lmest students in senior class. Thomas I. Crimmins 115-45 168111 S'1'Rl-Ll-L'l', ST. .-Xi.n,xNs, I.. l. flquizurv .S'urit'ly',' Clu'mi.rlry Club. That Toni is a good student is attested to hy the extra-curricular activities to which he hclongs . . . appreciates a laugh . . . rather quiet hut a good fellow at that . . . always has the answer that everylmody is looking for. Thomas P. Curry 571 lllu-:W S'l'R1i1i'l', lhtooxmx, N. Y. .Yludvul Couuril 45 Iutt'rrlu.c.r Trurla 25 Ilona:- lfoll J. Toni is one of the quietest fellows in the room and still one of the most popular. He's always ready to give his classmates a helping hand. His retieenee and politeness form the hackground for his popularity. Very studious, he is sure to he successful in all his future undertakings.

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THE LOUGHLINITE Miqhael F. Falco Y Y 101 f,0Y1CR'I' 5'11R1i1i'1', liiwiKl,i'x, IN. X. Triirkg flllt'lII1i.X'U'j' fllllllf ,ilijiiiiitix .S'm'ivIy.' lmiiyfliliiliti' Sliilfg lliiiwr Roll I, 2, 3, lg liiiiliiyjy Club. Mike is the ltinil uf it-lluw Min like Ii' have :ts 11 friencl . , . plenty Ot emniximi sense . . . willing tit ilii plenty of wiirk til reach :tn imlmjective , . . has 21 ewiiil sense ill vztlnes . . . 2lIll!1'CL'l1lll'N 11 eiwil tnrn , . . ilztrlt, l.:ttin type . . . it sirniig pt-ywirllillily. Robert I. Fanning 91-50 71s'l' limit, l inu1s'i' lln.i.s, N. Y. lvtIl'.V1',x1' rlifllllltt' Tmni 2, 3, lg tiillmlii' .lrlimi Chili 45 ,Slmlviil ti11iui'il,' llmmr Roll I, 2, 3, lg .l1IlIIi'A'UlI1i1lll,' lmzzifliliilili' Sliijli. Ihili lfnnning . . . excellent stnilent . . inziinsprine uf tennis teztin . . . well hreil . . . pnpiilzii' in estiinztte tit elztss . . . Ihih swings :tncl swziys with :ill the pnptilzir liztnils . , . lilies elussles :tnil swine . . , all in ull, lliihert lfzinnine' is swell. Dominic I. Fasano 2-10 XY.xsnixi.'i'iix .-Xvi-:xt'i-1, lliwiinixx, N. Y. l,lIUfUjll'tlf'lI-X' Chili 25 lhiilvify Chili Ig llmiifr Rull 45 lf'ti.vl.'i'l!iiill -J. Fits . . . 'lihe lmimkie iff the class, l zts would het witl1 ztiiylmily :tt :tnytinie atlmnt :tnytliing . . . ivftieiztl sriwrer in the inter-vlztss haskethztll gzunes . . highly influential in helping: them win , , . it very likeable fellow . . . liest known fur his twmriiy jokes. William I. Fitzpatrick 63-64 79111 Slltl-I1-Q'I', Ri-nm lixiuq, I.. l. Ciltzxx li11,l'rlt't'fl7ilH I, 2, 3, -lg Clilxx !1'il.vt'lmH I, 2 A v 3, -!,' llmzur Rn!! 3, -lg Cliixx llnndlmll A, -if. Fitz . . . his siminiilent ztppezimiiee emi- eeztls zi trne athletic zthility . . . he pzwticipztteil with great success :ts at ineinher iii vzirieiis class tt-:uns , . . his 1lt'llllJX'Cl11ClllN seliolastie ally have also heen :if ai IllC1'1l.lHAl17l1S nature . . . he piissesses latent talents that, if properly nnrtureil, will certainly ht-:ir fruit in latter years. Laurence B. Flynn 120-1 Nosrnixxn .-Xvlixtig, BRUUKINN, N. Y. Llllljjllflilllft' .S'ti1fl',' clllI.t'.X' l,l't'.S'llll'lII -lg Inter- i'lrI.i'.x' lftI.Vi'I7tIH I, 2,' llllvl'-t'1tI.i'.i' fia1.vlt'i'llHIll If IIIIH'-t'1iI.V.x' lvuflfj' Buff 1, 2. Larry is the life of the party in class, lint has tained clown a little in the last few months . . . was trouhlecl with the nickname of Bren- flzt ilirenilanj lint has at last lived it flown , , , has lots nf gmail, efmiinim sense :intl nn excellent sense iff lnnnfir. . Iohn I. Fodrowski 107-63 SUTPHIX liiiL'1.i1v.xiui, ,l.xM.xie.x, N. Y. u Cilclm .Yufllnllf .ii Cililxx l?1I.vl.'t'I1villl lj Clfflxx f 1 ful' L0lft'ybtlff 1. , - Iohn is 11 pessessui' ' 21 sg, nhhle poker- fziceu which l trays nu e 'pi'es.ion. XX'e shonlrl not clecii r l i , iough, as H0110 which S . never crac . sv smile, hut rather :is one in at pengiy , ul. His unassuming ztttituile in elas- evolves inte ll genial cliztrztcter in his personzil contacts, which makes for guoil eimtpztnionsliip.