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

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TUNE. 1941 Ioseph B. Franz 101-.25 l30'rn S'l'RIili'l', Rlenxwxn Him., N. Y. .ll1I1lllll.X' .S'm'it'ly,' llmmr Rnllj cllll.l'.V l'n'xif1t'i1! I, .Vg f'ln'n1i.rlry flnlv. 'lug-'s gg quit-I fellnxx' . , . gg glllill sIll1lL'llI . . . his earnest pel'serx'er1ulce :nukes him an g1r1r1l clzlssnlute . . . Guml Luck, joel Iohn A. French S61 Xi-Ln' Yuan .-Xviixvl-1, lliumklxx, X. Y. lnIi'rrl41.v.v li4l.N'lNlU I, 2, if llunor Rall I, 2 clll.V.V l,l'4'.X'lI!1'llf 3, -f. The quiet assuming type . . . Il inure sin- rere fellmx' was nexer lmrn . . . rarely il julqes- ter, lwnl he cr:n'l4e1l at len' that lmulglit the Iwnse clmyn, Ynteel the lllllsl hzuldsmne in the class :ind they wen-n'l inistulxen . . . il man we all are prwnwl tw cull uni' friend. Iohn I. Gehr1g 104-34 l00'rn S'l'Rlil T, RICIIMUNID lIn.i. lfiuluyfy Kilulr 2. .lg Cllu.v.v fwlfwr 3, 11. .luhn is the solver, lII1lllSlI'lUllS type. The l.1lCllllj'lN delight, his quiet i'esel'v:1timi did nut innnnne hiin tn the gmail fellow-ship prevail- ing in 125. john enjwyed every lllllllflflbllii in- cident :ms much as his felluw-classnlates. Otto F. Gerry e, , K. ' A 83-I7 lllfrrn S'l'Rlil'l'l', RICIIMUND l'llLI. I y 1 AV, l'ri'.v1'flw1l uf lfiuluyfy Club I, 2g Cfauirrtt Qlult 2, Sq C'ln'mi.vlry Club lg .lqirimix Xuri'4'ly 3, 4, Uttn Ia Il cun1e1l111n in the true sense of the nwmrul . . . an earnest student nf cheniistry . . . llis winning snrile will insure his success. F rank I. Gloeggler lll'QYlllC S'i'in-Lii'i', l1i:o1rKi.x'N, N, Y. C'ln'mi,vtry Club -If lfiuluyfy Cllub 2, .95 .lrf flulv I, 2, if C'lu.v.v llullrllvull I, 2, 35 .hiflllltdlf fitfllllfl-I. .X nt-ll-knunn hgnre :wound the hzxndhnll ennrts . . . Frank :nlsn is une of the class Zlflisls . . . :A guml guy . . . well-liked . . n'e're really losing sninething in Frank Iohn L. Grill O9-IZ 0'2'ru S'l'Rlil'l'lA, Cii.i-.xn.xi.i-1, I.. I. .N-fllllfllf fiU1lHl'l'l,' .-lqiaimlx .N'urn'Iy,' llunur Rall X. ff flll4'I'4'f4I.Y.i' ff1l.x'fi'1'lfHlH 1, 2, 3, -f. jwhn, the IIIUNI jovial elmrzlcter in 419 . . . zu hne stndent and the lllillll genius of the class . . . his lrrwzul grin and curly lfvcks made hun a popular student . . . he intends to heroine a nieelnzuiicztl engineer and he is certain to pros- per in this field.

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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.

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THE LOUGHLINITE Iohn P. Gunning 80 CJ.-XKLANID S l'RIili'l', liltO0KI.YN, Y. Drunmlir Society' 3, 4,' Truck 1, 25 llunor Roll I, 25 Cuflzulir rlrliulz Club -I, john . . . usually reserved . . . can he de- pended upon to lighten the class in dull mo- ments . . . socialmle . . . respected for his faith- fulness . . . always tried to help his fellow stu- dents . . . could he counted on to help in tight spots . . . great friend of Carmody. Iohn F. Hannigan 101 Bl.fXIJlSON S'1'lu:r:'1', liR1l0Kl.YN, N. Y. Izztcrcluxx l1'a.vlcc!ball 1, 2, 45 llouor Rall I, 2. 3, -lg 111lc1'rlu.rs l3f1.veball2, 3. Hank has 'one of the liveliest personal- ities in senior class . . . always prepared to en- liven class with extemporaneous remarks . . . good athlete and enthuhsiastic suppotrer ol Loughlin teams . . . liosom pal of john French . . . excellent scholastic record. Iames I. Harrington 113-Z4 l99'ru S'l'ItHIi'l', ST. .'Xl.li.XNS, I.. I .,lIlII4'.YUI1flIlI,' .S't11d4'ul CiUIHI1'lf,' lluuor Roll I, 2,' Truck I, jim is a quiet unobtrusive fellow, good at anything, including his lessons. The scourge of the faculty hecause of his quick comebacks. Smart-easy going-very popular with all. ls forever talking of his home town. Iames I. Healy 255 lilNosLANn :XYl'lNUli, llkookrvx, N. Y. 1l1ft'l'1'ltI.t'.t' Truck I, 2, .ig I11lerrlu.v.v lftlxclmll I. jim is a quiet, unohtrusive fellow, scrupul ously efficient ahout school work and a con- sistent day-to-day plugger. He knows what its all ahout. -lill1iS an odds-on favorite to come through in later life. Charles A. Helm 188-09 -lZxn :XYI'LNUE, Frusnixu, I.. I. Track lg 1a1ten'lf1.r.v lJ'a.rl.'c1Imll I, 2,' lrllvrrlurv Baseball I, 2, 3. Charlie ' was one of the quietest hoys in senior class . . . Devoted himself to the read- ing of hooks . . . Active in interclass activity . . . good scholastic record. Ierome P. Hendel 20 Pmxczrox Srmgrgr V.'Kl.I.liX' S'r1u-Q.x1u,L. I. .Sifndvnl C'01u1ril,' Clays l'n'.vdicuf 4, Huuur Roll 3, 45 Clicnzixlry Club. Jerry is truly a versatile Loughlinite , . always among the foremost in his class . . . The proud possessor of a hroad smile and a hue sense of humor . . . his fine personality will certainly enable him to he successful in all his undertakings.