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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1948 volume:

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IOSEPH, F.S.C., Ph.D Principal 7 AME RICAN CENTENARY 41, 1.1--NNN X 0 'V Ocyg QNC9 CH Nineteen hundred forty eight the year of our 2 graduation is also one of great jubilee for the men who have been our devoted teachers dur mg the past four years Founded in France in 1680 by Salnt john Baptist De La Salle the Brothers of the Chris tain Schools were soon known across the breadth of Europe for their intense faith earnest zeal and methodical procedure 1n the education of boys In 1845 with more than a century and a half of courageous tradition behmd them the Chris tian Brothers extended their fields of labor here to America Schools were opened in rapid succession in Baltimore Philadelphia schools and commercial academies military scrools and orphan asylums Today in five flourishlng provinces some 97 schools academies and colleges conducted by the Christian Brothers are pulsing with the l1fe of Catholic youth From these same schools have flowed countless American Catholic alumni mclud ing Cardinals archblshops bishops priests brothers Catholic statesmen pro fessional men and the ordinary average citizen whose daily living makes him an apostle of good example That which has been done for those who have gone before us has also been done for us and will contmue to be done for those who are to follow Therefore we the Senior Class of 1948 dedlcate this soux emr of our high school days to the men who have dedicated their lives to our spiritual intellectual physical and social well being 8 I zz. s he Ln . Qc oi t . . X9 fj , . i 1 Q 1 New York, St. Louis and California. There were schools of all kinds-grade -f-u-.........:- 1.-. ,gy 1 In M . f 4 ff l ,- 1 dkfg ,-Vf,,- -Lx - f . 1 ! , I A 5 5 .Liu , N-1 g3Xi'i':?'i in ,, , 4 , - s z 'Axis As a partial tribute of esteem and respect, the Senior Classes dedicate this 1948 Loughlinite to the Brothers oi the Christian Schools, upon their completion ot a century of moral and educa- tional service to American youth. , s 'l d ' r Q ff ,vxxkik A if 1, -s V x r ,A , V N5 - gif- 2 .I - . ,J - f - 4 4 1 lf - '53 I I I, 5 . I in f 2 pf' BROTHER A JAMES Esc Relxgxon ::-6 BROTHER B JOSEPH Esc BROTHER BERNARD Esc Athletxc Dlrector Bursar 'Nam MRS MURPHY Secretary JP' MRS RABAY Secretary .-.,. .I f- . ' 6 ,4- a..x km 1' iw i an 4' FSF' ff' I -'f5'ggg1'i 5? 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J A x f 3 'IP HISTORY ENGLISH Bf0'fh6f Gabriel FSC Brother Arcadxus joseph F SC Atv' LATIN Brother Patrxck F S C KN- FRENCH Brother Wxlllam F S C Brother Cornehus F S C COMMERCIAL 14 W fl j .1 - 'Y' A-A -. DW il f I f MATHEMATICS CHEMISTRY Brother Andrew F 5 C Brother Cletus F S C 'CT' PHYSICS BIOLOGY Brother Paul F S C Brother Albert F s C ART MUSIC BI'Oth0F J0S9Ph FSC Mr Angelo Consolx I5 , ag, ' I '- ' 15- 1 fa. Z XX . ', 'R 92, I. I, BROTHER AM QIOSEPH, FSC. H1QI1ifN' BROTHER JOHN. F.s.C. English BROTHER ANSELM. F.S.C. Chemistry ii- 'iv Cv-.' 'kg BRQTHER RAPHAEL, psf, BROTHER BASIL JOSEPH, F.s.c. History Mathematics l 4,3 Gs. ... X dl ' 4. Q. - ri U.- rf- Q r O, 1 vu, 9, . J tx BROTHER EDWARD. F.S.C Mechanical Drawing BROTHER CONRAD. F.S.C. English BROTHER AN, JAMES. F.S.c. History BROTHER C. PATRICK, F.s.C, Physics 4. fem., 14 ' G- BROTHER VICTOR, F,S,C. BROTHER LEWIS, F,S.C Mathematics French BROTHER BENEDICT. F.S.C. English 13 'sw 1-X. BROTHER CLEMENT. F.S.C. History ks BROTHER RAYMOND, F.s.C. Chemistry BROTHER ROBERT, F.S.C. BROTHER PETER. F,S.C. Business BROTHER CYRIL, F.S.C. Mathematics lk' 1 N ,- N N 1 f f ng, If I ,ha F' .1 Business BROTHER JOSEPH, F,5.c, BROTHER EDMUND, F.S,C. English Mathematics X ?' ' 9' x K1 J' ...pv- tai. 'M 3 BROTHER DENIS, F.S.C. Mathematics BROTHER AD. JAMES, PSC Enghsh , 2 RUTHPLR is Ai.m.R'i' 2 G. Q Q, '- 8. HlNI'TX MR. EUGENE O'REILLY Mathematics Sax . Y , wx, 'w BROTHER RICHARD- FAS-C. BROTHER C ANTHONY mc Chemistry Librarian P its ' 3 MR. JOSEPH SANTOGATA Biology Qu. ,gg 3 MR, JAMES MORAN Latin MR JOSEPH SHEEHAN Latin MR. GEORGE ROGERS Biology fi-- ANTHONY SNIECKUS History MR, FRANK FABINSKI French N l J , ' I MR. JAMES MADDALONI MR. JOHN TROGE Q Latin English has fc- X, 'P L- 'Q-5 Q YN MR. EDWARD CAREY English NIR. JOSEPH SCOTTO Latin MR. GABRIEL STATILE Latin MR. EUGENE GERMINO Mathematics R ' ng 'VX ,... 'Q MR. HENRY CARROLL MR. SIMONE CONDOSTA English MUSiC MR. VICTOR RAFINSKI Mathematics ' Social Studies X MR. THOMAS PALMENTA French MR. WILLIAM RYAN . x1 MR EDVVARD CROVVE I HiStorj.' f.-,iwggi , 'Gt M- Y- MR, CHARLES GROSSE English MR, WILIJAM MILES Phyxxufl li+iL1vutmr1 MR THOMAS HARDEN English I' fvqk ,- Qi-- 1 5 MR HHVVARD f3l'l.GI'1R Pin. Nzanf E+iur.1IL I, THOMAS ABRAHAMS 3 Loughlmrte Student Council Leo Honor Society T ackl 2 3 4 JOHN AHEARN Glee Club Class Paper Intramurals IL EUGENE ANNUNZIATA Student Council Radio Club JOHN BECHT f jamesoman iExchange Editorj Loughlmite 1Editor in Chzely Service Squad 'G JUSTIN BOLGER Q I ' Track Team 2 3 Varsity Handball Leo Honor Society -V Student Council X1 JOSEPH BORNKAMP at-f Track Team 2 lnterclass Activities ANTHONY ALTAMURA Swimming fCoCapta1nJ 2 3 4 Service Squad Interclass Activities ANTHONY ANNUNZIATA Latin Club Biology Club Scholarship Club Loughlmrte KENNETH Track Team 1 jamesonian 2 Service Squad ROBERT AULD Track 1 2 jamesonian 3 4 Scholarship Club THEODORE BOHNER Baseball 2 3 Student Council Interclass Soft Ball BRADY , EDWARD BRIDGES ,- Swimming Team 2. 3 A Service Squad if or ,I Q x 5 x 2 Q X , A' ' ' . . L' ' . fb-f Q Q 1 D M 7 y n v ' ' ' ' V I V1 A ggi' ' i 1 eff' All ' ' U 6- J . 'r . 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If . lg my DANIEL BROWN Service Squad Track Team 2 Glee Club Interclass Activities FRED CARAMANICO ROBERT CARLEO Scholarship Club 4 Interclass Basketball 1 - 9 ' Q its vt Interclass Baseball k Track 1, 2 1 Bowling O' ' Interclass Activities Glee Club 'li GEORGE CASSATA jay Vee Baseball 2 Interclass Softball 3 Interclass Baseball 1 THOMAS CHESWICK Radio Club junior Prom Committee JAMES CARNEY Senior Prom Committee 4 K Interclass Basketball 1, 2 Y'- 'Yf J L J CAVANAUGH Basketball 1 JVB kfbnz USES K. , 6 Q KEVIN CODY 19' Interclass Activities Glee Club 2 S' S fl-V1 ROBERT CODY Student Council Interclass Handball Interclass Softball JOSEPH COLGAN Senior Prom Committee junior Prom Committee Interclass Activities Glee Club JAMES COLLIGAN T ack 1 2 3 4 Student Council judge Scholarship Club Radio Club JOHN CONNOLLY Leo Honor Society Track 2 3 4 Scholarship Club Student Council WP- f '9 -m-- L 4-it ' JOSEPH COSENZA Soph Reporter 2 lnterclass Handball 1 JOHN COUSINS Student Council Qty- Loughlmlte Tmck 2 3 Debatmgl 2 3 JOSEPH DECOSTANZO Wx Biology 2 3 4 lrzterclass Activities ANTHONY DIBUONO Leo Honor Soctety Scholarbhlp Club jamesomarzl 2 3 fi 1 T7 FRANK DORSA Sulmmtng Team 3 Serwce Squad j V Baseball 2 JOSFPH DOURIGAN Student Council Blskc-rball 1 lntermuril Softball JOHN CUDDAHY Orchestral 2 3 4 Leo Honor Society lnterclass Basketball 1 Service Squad EUGENE D AMBROSIO T nms 1 2 3 Glee Club 2 junior Dance Committee Biology Club 1 A Q JOHN DESIMONE Biology Club 1 Stamp Club 2 Scfolarshrp Club Loughlrmte JOSEPH DOHERTY 2 Cv Student Council vt. lntermural Softball lntermural Handball CHARLES DOWNEY Interclass Actrs :tres JAMES DOWNEY I V Baseball 2 3 ' Sen :ce Squad Interclass Softball 3 15 . , J, x . x V - A Y 3 'd ' ' 17: ' ' -,I J ' , . -xr A 'F' x . ig- x A 1 Q 3 . . 9 1 1 , Q I 1 lair 'J I x J ' J 5' L - y 'L- , 9 ' ' ' ir' Sit . . VA ' G 7 Q.. H. . U 5 N K gl 2 26 ts VINCENT DOWNING Sen or Prom Committee Student Council Latm Club WILLIAM DOYLE Basketball 1 2 3 Service Squad Scfolarshlp C ub lnterclass Actzwtres JAMES DWYER Track 1 Basketballl 2 3 JAMES DUANE Track Team 1 2 J V Basketball jumor Prom Commzttee lnterclass Activities JAMES DUNN Senior Prom Committee 9 X'-U 4 3 F12 Servzce Squad Raclto Club fvN DONALD EDWARDS Student Council lnterclass Actzvtttes Student Council GERARD EGAN ln ercnass Activities 'Wi' T' Yav Kwai at if JOSEPH FERRIGNO lnterclass Softball lnterclass Basketball Biology JOSEPH FINGER Student Councxl Leo Honor Society Loughlmzte FRANK FLOOD T ack 2 3 4 Servrce Squad JAMES GALLAGHER Track 1 2 Leo Honor Soclety Student Councxl lnterclass Basketball 27 THOMAS FENNELL lnterclass Activities lx 1 ' , . ' ' A . . 1 if ' 5 , 9 gt 3 5. 2 - , ' ' - - V . . , - F ' as 9 A 1, A , I. .X , I . ' 1 ,4 K . .. ' 151 I I A .Q JL, . 'M 5- ,Y fp. Q' 'Z , V , Y .Q 5' 3 L , J 23 I fvs - H' JOHN GALLAGHER Track 1 2 3 lntermural Basketball Intramural Soltball Biology Club 1 2 MARTIN GAVIN lnterclass Actrvztres 5 JOHN GIBBONS junior Sport Hop Commartee lnterclass Actzvnres RICHARD GORMAN Interclass Actrvztzes MARION GURAL Radio Club 4 Art Club 4 ALFRED GUTHRIE jamesoman 1 2 3 4 ef tEd1tor m Chlelj Student Council Language Club 28 THOMAS GEHM Leo Honor Soczety Student Counczl Radio Club Scholarshxp Club PHILIP G GEYER T ack 1 2 3 4 jamesoman 4 Scholarship Club Semor Prom Commrttee in K ROBERT HAAS Class President lnterclass Actwztres M. gs EDWARD GIOVANELLI Class Otfxcer Swimming 1 lnterclass Actzvxnes ROBERT GORMAN Bxology Club 1 2 3 4 Stamp Club 1 2 Radio Club 4 JOHN HALDEMAN Track 1 lnterclass Acnvztles 6- 'x . if W' A WVQX 2 ,A , f ,D , . fy, , V ,j Y 4,42 1 5 A-.asa , . 1 .J .ktirwxllx ' I I .Q , x5 5 ,no ' IT' ' ' , , , fr - 'F' , . .. g M . Li, gig, , ' s 'MTQJ , , ' fc F' I Q. . . . 'S .- C - v 4 I ' 'V ' x GERARD HANLEY T ack 1 2 3 4 Student Council Class Ofllcer Winged Foot Club ROBERT HEDBAWNY I nterclass Actxvztzes JAMES HERBERT Leo Honor Soczety Student Council Baseball 2 M ROBERT HOEFFNER Track 1 2 Leo Honor Society Scholarship Club French Club KENNETH HULTS Interclass Actxvxtles Track 2 JOHN HYLAND Leo Honor Society Student Council Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Biology Club LAWRENCE HELFRICH Trackl 2 3 4 Senior Prom Committee Student Council Loughlmzte WILLIAM HENRY S ervxce Squad Q., I n terclass S ol tball 2 WILLIAM HILL Track 1 2 Art Club 1 2 Interclass Actzvztzes Biology Club gl RAYMOND HOFFMANN Student Councrl JAMES IMHOLZ T' j V Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3 4 t, wa -rg Interclass Bowling 3 -P-qs. f Z BENJAMIN IMPARATO bf' I n terclass Actxvztxes V R , Fi .1 . r y Y , . n y y ' o K . hz., ' ' ' - I : k.v ' Ji L ' ' W at 5 V Q Q f V s I f, ' , ff' 3 , Q is ' . 1 gs,-, i?'f'3 J W' 9 i , sf ' . I I Y t.t, ,, f ' ' 1 lf l WW Y Tv- ., y K ,.V X 0 ' xv ' , . , . ' ,if fy 5. 1: , f' I . . . .Q if N . . ' A At.-Lfffgtk. .,.'e:.+ :fWf'01 1 3512.1 ..: ,ef ,Zin L 3, 6' ' ' 1 ' if J I . 1 if Y 3 i A . X? EUGENE KELLEHER lnterclass Softball 2 lnterclass Basketball 1 EUGENE KENNY Track 3 4 3 ,- 1965 X Cm if C TX KX 1 DANIEL JACOB lnterclass Softball Service Squad JOHN JURICH T ack 1 2 3 4 Scholarship Club Wing Foot Club THOMAS KANE lnterclass Activities FRANCIS KEEGAN Student Council lnterclass Activities Scholarship Club 141 JAMES KELLY Basketball 1 Student Council Intramural Basketball 1 X WILLIAM KEYES jamesoman Managmg Edrtor Student Council 4 Track Team 1 PETER KILLIAN Orchestra 1 2 3, 4 Swing Band 3 lnterclass Activities VINCENT KEYES Debating Team Stamp Club 1 Scholarship Club Biology Club 2 KENNETH KRAMER President Student Council jamesonran 3 Scholarship Club Leo Honor Society ARTHUR LANG Handball 4 5 lnterclass Actlvrtres .4 I - s I 1. X E' l 'U 'ii ', . ,, . . ' .x A M f t, , C if? 'kids X if 2- L' . sh- : r ' Y ' . . . f- I . 5 nf 'Fl' 6 I ' 1, 2 Y - l 1 . as ,v Q., Q . . rl I U D I X ' so 'Z' ' ' A e , T1 Pm-1 XX FREDERICK LANG Debat1ngSoc1ety1 2 3 4 Leo Honor Society Loughhrute Student Council CLAUDE LANGAN lnterclass Actrvztres EDWARD LUDWIGSON Varsity Handball 3 lnterclass Softball Stamp Club JOSEPH MALIN Class Olircer Servxce Squad lnterclass Activities ml 6- U' 1' ROBERT MARKART Student Council Swzmmlng 1 2 lnterclass Softball 3 JOHN MARK lnterclass Actlvxtres Servrce Squad ROBERT LAWSON Track Team 2 3 4 Servzce Squad GERARD LOMBARDO Track 1 Service Squad Intramural Softball 3 JOHN LYNCH Track 1 lnterclass Actlvztzes EDWARD MANSFIELD Camera Club 1 lnterclass Actrvxtles 'VVS DANIEL MARRO Student Council Radio Club Intramural Softball ROBERT MAUGHAN I nterclass Actrvztxes 6 I Q, ' . . , Fai Qt 5 1. . 9 , 1 . 4 'B .- , We 1 A L' A O fiom 1 ' -... ' F. 5. 't , iw 3 e,g4g,g,g:,, Vi. :N ' , q 97 in I . . . t' N V ' ' I 1 . 1 be 'S I, xl v- F, rf U ,C G- 15- 'iL- ' xr a aa A 31 R 1. 1-vb K.- '35 '! v 'ss' ROBERT MCGUINESS S ervzce Squad Intramural Handball I ntramural S ol tball JOHN MCVICKER Track 1 2 Interclass Activities Arch Conlratermty l 2 G' v bn LP FRANCIS MCALLISTER lrzterclass Basketball Class OHICCY Track 2 3 4 Wmged Foot Club MICHAEL MCCARRON Basketball 1 2 Baseball2 3 4 lnterclass Activities K 1 Z' MICHAEL MIRARCHI lnterclass Activities JOHN MOENCH J V Basketball j V Swimming A 'gf Scholarslup Club Q I lx JOHN MCDONNELL Bowling 2 3 Handball lnterclass ACflVIIl8S PATRICK MCEVOY lnterclass Actrvrtres ' ' Q-QA! ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN Radio Club Scholarship Club C, Student Council Track 1 ARTHUR MERNAGH Track 1 Baseball Team 2 3 4 Student Counczl Intramural Softball PETER MONAHAN Servxce Squad Basketball 1 lnterclass Softball DONALD MONGEON Intramural Actlvlnes Tennis Team 1 2 Track Team 1, 2, 3 Service Squad Q D ' , 'F- wgx, . ' f ?i ig?,.ra1'p-,b 'T ,, KA A L' fl-Sp '-- A . 6 N :I , l ! , .'Svv'. T ' . . , X 4 0 g . L- . ' ' I ' 1, 2, 3, 4 Q 1 JOHN MULDOWNEY be x T ack 1 2 3 4 lnterclass Basketball Student Counczl Secretary Class Treasurer OHN MULLOOLY 3' x J Track Team 1 2 3 4 Student Counczl fVlC8 Presrdentj Scholarship Club PATRICK NICHOLAS Interclass Actlvrtxes GEORGE NUGENT Biology Club 2 3 4 Track 3 Stuaent Council Swimming 1 Y' 5 X PATRICK ODOHERTY Basketball 1 3 4 Captam Senior Prom Committee lnterclass Softball JOHN O HARA T ack 1 2 3 4 Winged Foot Club 2 3 Servrce Squad Class President 1 r HAROLD MURPHY 1. 1 Student Council N Scholarshrp Club lnterclass Basketball JOHN MURRAY Baseball Manager 2 3 lnterclass Actrvrtres HENRY NIETZSCHMANN jamesonran 1 2 3 4 E' Loughlmrte Interclass Actxvrtres Service Squad Y JOSEPH O BRIEN Baseball Manager 3 4 Track 1 Senior Prom Committee FABIO OSTI Handball Team 3 4 Radio Club Student Councrl Softball ?' WILLIAM OWENS Leo Honor Society lnterclass Actrvztres I ' ' Y D v S 4 If ' J I ' 54 2 -. J 4 12, Q- I , Y , MV R- . 1 1 k . z' S Q ' ' ' en. , . . -,Q X I I ,SAF eg I 'AA N , . - A l R fi' r' Y l Y , ,4 ' gb 3 l as it I 1 J , .A w f . - .El ' 5 MICHAEL REGAN lnterclass Basketball Interclass Softball Service Squad CHARLES REYNOLDS Student Council Interclass Softball Interclass Basketball f 1 YL MX NUNZIO PALUMBO Track 2 Student Council lntetclass Actrvxtxes JOSEPH PARRINO Track 1 2 3 4 lnterclass Actzwhes Student Council it ALFRED ROINE Bowling 2 3 4 Tennis Scholarshlp Club Stamp Club EDWARD ROUHAN lnterclass Actlvltles 3 34 JOHN PRYOR lnterclass Sports xv a fm ROBERT QUINN Debatmg 1 2 Publzc Speaking ,v Service Squad 'fr' DONALD REID Swzmmmg 1 2 Track 3 4 Interclass Basketball WILLIAM ROBINSON as Track Team 1 2 3 Student Council lnterclass Activities Scholarship Club JOHN SCANLON Basketball 1 Track 2 3 'S' lnterclass Softball Scholarship Club EDMUND SCHLEE Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Student Counczl Intramural Activities ' Q ig? .. H 'E 'f I' 'S' ..- 1: ' , I 7 Y I . I . . . . xx Auf ,- N' , g w , . , x ' . , . I I y V ff N 6-1 K? Q-Q L . h ' . . l , 6 Q, D 3 , iw' ' V ' , , sf vx I ' Y , . ' if ' A -X 1 y y , Q ' x . . . 1 -5 R 2 . . . in 3 'A . 1 ' J f A ' f ez' 3- 1 V ' V Q . 3' 1 DONALD SKELLY Swimming 1 2 Glee Club 2 lnterclass Activities Semor Prom Committee JOHN SMALLEY Track 1 lnterclass Activities 1: VY' b 'L E3 ARTHUR SCI-ILOSSER Leo Honor Society J. V. Basketball Student Council RICHARD SCHOOLEY Track 1 2 3 Scholarship Club lnterclass Baseball T NICHOLAS SOLLECITO Track 2 3 Service Squad LOUIS SOMMA Student Council Leo Honor Society Intramural Activities JAMES SHEEHAN lnterclass Activities Basketball 2, 3, 4 JOHN SIMAN SKY Service Squad Semor Prom Committee Glee Club Intramural Softball R. PAUL SPIZUCO lnterclass Activities Student Council Track 1 2 JOSEPH SQUERI Student Council lnterclass Activities Track 1 'N QS. Nui' 5 THOMAS SKINN ER Track 1 2 Student Council Interclass Basketball 1 2 3 HAROLD SMITH Tennis 1 2 3 4 Class Officer Treasurer Student Council Basketball 1 r . I ' lx- . P. . I W' .' I I . , X1 I ' 1, 2 1 1' I N ss . . 1' ki 1 . .. 91,42 f -fr . ' I 5 J f- m . , Q . . . ' f ,'i' if A 1: V 'E A . 4 , .r L 9 . . X A JAMES THUMSER Student Counczl Radio Club 3 4 Scholarship Club HENRY VIRGONA Track 1 2 3 4 Loughlmzte jamesontan 4 Glee Club 1 PETER STEWART Interclass Actlvttles ROBERT SULLIVAN Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Service Squad Intramural Actlvxties GEORGE WALLACE T ack 1 2 3 Veg tr, Interclass Actlvztles W1 ABRAHAM WARD Debating 2 3 4 Student Counczl Leo Honor Society Loughlrnlte JAMES SUTTON Baseball 2 Interclass Softball Latin Club JOSEPH TAMOSAITIS Glee Club 1 2 3 Interclass Actwmes Class Paper ARCHIE TORRENZANO Class Paper 1 2 Intramural Acttvltzes junior Prom Commlttee THOMAS VISCEGLIE Dramatzc Society 2 Intramural Activities Student Council EDWARD YOUNG Student Council ,ff Leo Honor Society Interclass Actnztles 1' - 4 ' .4 . , f Q Q . .A jamesonian 3, 4 1 -x - - ' I 1 'Qt A UM assi 'N . , , I 2. ve . 2 ' ' I x . ,. 1 A' 1 -fa' N ' A if .I ' Q1 C F , , I 'I - L f -I 1 C . QL'-V' ff 'ffl' emu Wddffdfly FRESHMEN Do you remember your first day at Lough ln? January class arrlved ln 44 ready wlllmg and able to carry on Loughlms hxgh tradltxon Where IS the fifth floor? and What does the chef put ln that meatloaf9 are the most asked questlons We are mtro duced to the Purple and Gold track legend as the Bxshops take the Natlonals and 11th stralght Cathollc crowns Abrahams and O Hara are Frosh runners Naval Hero Fr Reardon speaks at our assembly Fxrst swmg band IS orgamzed Eastern Prxvate and Catholxc Champlonshlps garnered by har rlers Wasnt lt great when you saw your name on the 1n1t1al Leo Honor Socrety scroll? Exams boatrlde and vacat1on end the first term September arrxves w1th more Fresh men Mr ODonnell appomted to coach qumtet Neophyte debators mclude Boyle and Cousms Aux1l1ary Drxve a big success XCountry team wms C H S A A and Schenectady meets Frank McGorty and Ralph Slgler are Frosh Basketeers wh1le Jack Becht and Al Guthrxe report for Jameson1an Doug Smlth sparks netmen Remember Holy Week and that first retreat? Some sermon' Cmdermen strengthened by Jerry Hanley B111 Prxess and Tom Ramomo Schlee Tony Matera John Hylan and Dan Curran make w1th the muslc 216 takes first place ln freshmen basketball league Track men repeat at Natxonals and Cathol1cs then go on to make hlstory at Penn bemg vxc torxous rn four out of five events Slutch McCarron hurls no hltter for J V mne Brother Cassxan completes 6 years prmclpal We complete our first year as students SOPHOMORES The second leg of our relay begms our vo1ces are crackmg and our pants are shrmk ln Some are c1rcled by geometry wh1le others are conquered by Caesar Brother A Joseph glves hrs Loyalty to Loughlm ad dress as new Prmclpal Remember the ex cuses we told mn defense of those late passes and Happy Hour? Bxshop Molloy cele brates 25th year as Blshop of Brooklyn Jxm Jackson elected vlce presldent of Emot mg soclety Bowlmg team maugurated J V Cross Country team wms all meets led by Frank Flood and Jxm Hesslan Mike Shalhoub paces Sophs ln Aux1l1ary Drive Dwyer Doyle Sullxvan McGorty and Shee han form strong J V hoop squad V1n Keyes Abe Ward and Jlm Catterson are Soph debators Mr Eastman departs to coach Nletzchmann and Jack Rlggxo are Jameson1an Rembrandts Keglers w1n champlonshlp as the Blg Flve takes second place at the Gar den We agaxn take Natlonal and Indoor Crowns B111 Prless scores on record break 1ng relay team Kenny Alcher and Dunnell star J V nme Fxtzgerald Imholz and Mc Carron spark Varsity Handball and Ten nls teams annex C H S A A crowns Tankmen also brmg home the bacon Boyle and Catterson semx finallsts m Azarlas tournament and do you recall that pro ductlon of the M11ky Way? At least we had a contrastmg cast two glrls and one St Bernard dog and three Vltamm Flmthearts Snell Beston and McCollom Second year ends wlth Latm and Geometry regents typlcal comment Ouch' I I l' . . . . 1 l , , v ' ' ' ' ' g... a ' ' . . H . vv 4, ' 71 ' ' u ' as - ' ' Ls vs ' - , ... , - I ' - ' K' - ' . ,, . . . - - - J . . ' I . , . , .. . I ' v s . s ' ... ' , I , . ' . . . ' Jaspers . . . replaced by Mr. Miles . . . Henry - I . . . . H n . l . ... --- ... , D 4 - -- . . . ... I , ' 11 ' as 7 Y 1 n . ' 1 H ' ' I . . . I ' ' u 11 . . . ' . - . - . . . . , , , . ' 45 93 37 JUNIORS Yes slr' now we re really up there teach ers no longer call us boys now xts gentle men Our first apparent result of 3rd year IS more books to carry Commercral De partment Head Brother Cornelius celebrates hls Golden Jubrlee as an F S C James oman awarded first prlze m Catholrc War Veterans Contest Brother B Albert IS the new moderator of the Loughlmxte james oman promot1ons given to Al Guthrle Jack Becht and Frank McCann Beston Boyle Ward and Catterson form nucleous of debat mg team Abe Ward Fred Lang jus Bolger and Bob Driscoll turn rn hlgh mld term aver ages McGorty Doyle and Sheehan star wlth Varsity five along wlth Dwyer and ODougherty X Country team completes successful season led by Hanley McAll1ster and Ramomo W1ll we ever forget that St Johns game? Before our blggest crowd our boys are caged 55 25 just an old Jmx guys Beck Cross and Walsh new scrxbes for the Jamesoman john Rohan represents school m Bxshop s Publlc Speakmg Contest Jamesoman publxshes twentieth anmversary supplement Remember that mxle relay ln the Natronalsg McHughs terrxfic running gxves trackmen the1r seventh A A U tltle Prxess OHara and Hessran are standout junxors Mermen place second m league Bob Nugent IS voted outstandmg sw1mmer Bowlxng team wms C H S A A wxth Neal Kopp Al Rome and B111 Kearney settmg them up 1n the other alley Crepes d1s played as Mt St Mlchael dethrones Llons as C H S A A cmder champs Typlcal com ment Well be back Doug Smlth gams second place ln tenms tournament Brother Leo dles after a half century of servlce to Amerrcan youth Handball team annexes C H S A A txtle wrth Ludwrgson and Ostn klllmg them Baseball team fimshes sec ond sparked by Imholz Fxtzgerald and Mc Carron The same McCarron who spms no hxtter against Brooklyn Prep Outstand mg jumor runners are Prless Mergens OHara Hesslan and Ramomo Thespxans present Whxstlmg ln the Dark before S R O audxences Wasnt the Sprmg Sport Hop great? and remember the dance at Queen of All Samts that was a must Orchestra conducted by Mr Consolx presents annual concert featurmg Kxllxan Matera Schlee Exams along w1th too many Regents close thls thlrd year SENIORS The Alumni to be Brother Cletus shakes as the lab quakes wlth amateur chemlsts plans for Semor Proms are launched w1th Helfrrch and Srmansky at the helm they declde to cavort at the Blltmore on January 9 Student Councillors elect Ken Kramer as Presldent with Jack Mulloly as vxce presxdent Al Guthrle edits Jamesoman asslsted by Jack Becht and B111 Keyes Brother Bom face Joseph appomted Athletlc Director Schlee and Matera preslde over muslc makers All tlme record set by Mlke Shalhoub ln Aux1l1ary Drxve X Country teams led by Jlm Collxgan Tom Ramomo and Jerry Han ley has successful season wlnnmg Eastern and C H S A A meets John Becht and john Rohan edzt Loughlmxte Ofhcxal senlor publlcatxon the Operator commences wlth staff Varslty hoopsters paced by Frank McGorty Pat ODougherty and John Ferrlck Student Councxllors conduct serres of as semblres Yearbook contest dec1des new momcker for school jlm Suttons sugges tron Loughlm Lrons IS adopted in tribute to Brother Leo Arthur Schlosser Anthony D1Buono and John Cuddahay wm St johns and St Francls four year scholarshxps Yearbook sponsors mysterlous Walkmg Man contest trackmen return to the top by takmg Catholrcs at Garden Prless wms 220 yard dash Hesslan and Mer gens are stellar relay men Slgn of old age many semors file Income Tax reports Sprmg sports led by Frtzgerald rn baseball McCollom m tenms and Rohan rn handball Blltmore IS scene of Semor prom Wasn t that a n1ght9 The end IS m slght as June brmgs regents and boatr1de Graduation xn audltorxum and we re the alumm . , , . , - . . . . H n , U . . . . . . , , - . H ' 7 - ' - 9 s y . . . 1 7 . . . . . , , . b ' J 1 2 , . . . , , , y 9 . n 1 u , . ' . . . , I . n u . . - ' c n Q ' , Y ' ' ' 7 . - , . , , . . . y v . . . , , ' ' H H ' . . , , , . . Bolger, Herbert and Cousins as the pioneering . . . , I ' 7 ' Y . . . , . , . . . 1 . , , - . . . . .... , U , I U 1 I I . . L, . , 7 - sv - - . , . , , I 44 9 as ' ' . . . l 7 H ' ' ' 44 ' as . , - U ' ' 71 ' - I I I 4 1 v ' . . . 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L' N I 'T 1 xx - hy X A5 . f , Y T K Q, n . . . f - I 1 f M if w GEORGE BOYLE Loughlmlte Debatmgl 2 3 Student Council WILLIAM BROGNA Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Leo Honor Society 2 French Club 3 JAMES BERTRAND Swlmmmg 1 3 4 Track 2 lnterclass Act vines FRANK BESTON Debating 3 4 Dramatlcsl 2 3 4 Loughlmzte ti' 6' v 9 NORMAN BURNS Trackl 2 3 lnterclass Actrvztres PETER BUTAWICE Track 1, 2 lnterclass Actzvztzes STANLEY BORKOWSKI Leo Honor Society Scholarshzp Club Q' Student Councrl VINCENT BORREIL1 lnterclass Actzvrtles JAMES BYRNE Track 2 Intetclass Actlvmes PETER CASEY Track 1 French Club 3 lnterclass Acnwtles JOHN BREEN Interclass Actwmes ROBERT BUNGER Track 3 4 Glee Club Inter M 'L' QT? 1 Q v 27 5. L 5. S1 I g i. , l ' . I - ' , 3 Q' , - A . r . x '..' 1 ' .1 ' , , , 4 . Public Speaking A ' . I Camera Club ,fa L Y Y x F' ' , 3, 4 L ' ' D B, a J Q I 1 1 'Low ' y . , . A I Luv . . . N- 5 S 1 X x- 1 V IN ' 1- L. Q . . . 4 I I H W sff, R . Q.- Q.:- 8 . MICHAEL CLONEY Swimming 3 Interclass Actzvr tres HUGH CORNYN Baseball 2 Radio Club 4 Scholarship Club Interclass Activities JAMES CATTERSON Loughlinite Debating 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council SAMUEL CAMPBELL Track 2, 3, 4 Leo Honor Socletv 4 Scholarship Club Student Council L JAMES COSTELLO WN Radio Club 4 Interclass Act1v1t1es FRANCIS COYNE T ckl 2 Interclass Activltles ROBERT CARDONE 5' Swimming 1 - Bowling Club 2 Interclass Activities . I 'f., , , ,Uv .Q . ALFRED CHANDLER if Dramatic Society 1 2 Interclass Activities ' CHRISTOPHER CONBOY In terclass Actzvrtres VINCENT COSENTINO French Club 3 Glee Club 3 Interclass Actrvltres Q Q JAMES CROSS Jamesoman 2 3 4 Track 1 Interclass Activities .Jju JOSEPH CROWLEY Radzo Club 4 I Camera Club 4 jamesonran 2 Interclass Actzvmes 'til ' ' A 6- A f ' . ' X . ' 3 . , .Q I h Z J . . . ,qi h 5 I V ' , Y 4, g J -V 5 V' ,- ' ff E I 1 . f K I 'lf I , . X 1 4 ' - '-f,-153351.55 ' ' X I .Q W 1 . 3 , 'L , ,V 3' fixj -'VJ' f Nl . S-I 8- 4 . X V ra , C H, , R I , ,, ww- 1 , ., J ,, A ti 41 l. PETER DANIELS Leo Honor Society JOHN DAWLEY Interclass Actzvttres 5 DANIEL CURRAN Track 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Dramatrcs 3 GEOPGE CURRX lnlerclass Actn :tres -ta WMP' Ragga? DANIEL DINAN Track 1 2 Baseball 2 Interclass Acru lt1eS JOHN DONOHUE Swimming 2 3 4 lnrerclass Activities WILLIAVI CURTIN Track 2 Interclass Actrvztzes BERNARD DALY ck 1 tnged Foot Club lnterclass Actlwtres JOHN DARCH Debating I Interclass Acttvrtres RICHAR DIGIACOMO f7t!C0'9' rac 2 3 4 Student Council 21. ME ffM'lf ANTHONY DOVVD Track 1 2 3 lnterclass Actrvttres Leo Honor Society 2 ROBERT DRISCOLL Leo Honor Society 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Scholarship Club Student Councll l JOHN ENGELHARDT Baseball 2 lnterclass Actrvrtres ROBERT DROESCH Dramatc Soc ety 3 4 Glee Club Leu Honcr Society 1 Student Counczl EUGENE DUNN ck 1 Wmged Foot Club EUGENE FARRO Loughlrmte lnterclass Actrvrttes 'FP' C R JOHN FEERICK Basketball 3 4 B seball 3 4 lnterclass Actrvrtles JOSEPH FITZGERALD Varsity Baseball 2 3 4 Arch Conlratermty Student Council Leo Honor Socrety 1 L RICHARD DUNNELL , Baseball 1 2 3 lnterclass Activities ICSEPH EDDEN Dramatzcs 1 Trac Manager 2 Debatmg 4 Loughlmlte ROBERT FAGGELLA ackl 9 3 Winged Foot Club 3 4 French Club 3 Student Council JOHN FEENEY lnterclass Actrvrtres FRANCIS FLOOD IHIGICIBSS Activities JOHN FLYNN -0- N Track 2 3 Radio Club Scnolarslup Club 43 . A - F 6 ' ' 1 L ' , r V l .. . . ' 3 E 3 1 af f Tre. .2, 3. 4 ,j W A, ggi' 'ha ,Q , 5 3 A -5 . .. A ' Tr . -. , 4 ' N' ' . 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' U 5 . , A 513 1 9-N I 23 Qs NORBERT HERTEL Interclass Actlvztles GEORGE HILMER Track 3 Arch Conlratermty Interclass Actzvmes GEORGE HAINLEY Swlmmmg HS 4 T ack I 2 lnterclass Actnxnes EDMUND HARNEDY Swlmmxng Manager 2 lnterclass Activities Student Council JOSEPH HARRIINGTON Track 1 Interclass Activities HERBERT HAUSER Interclass Actrv :tres 'I-'3 A 9' VINCENT HUSSIAIN JAMES HESSIOIN Tack2 3 4 T7 Winged Foot Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 -3 lntcrclass Actwltzes JOHIN HILOVSKY lnterclass Actlv ities A av Q MICHAEL HOGAN jumor Varsfty Basketball Leo Honor Svcfefv lnterclass Actn :ties JOHN HURLEY Loughlmrte Dramatzcsl 2 3 Student Council W Arch Confraternlty French Club 3 Glee Club 1 Track 1 Student Council Interclass Activities 45 FRANCIS INTR IERI J T1 3 ' JAMES JACKSON Track I FRANCIS KEATING Dramatrcs I 7 T k 3 Scholarship Club rac French Club 3 Interclass Actlvtttes tx Q WILLIAM KEARNEY I JOSEPH KENNA Varsity Baseball 2 3 4 Track 1 Interclass Actrvrtres JOHN KENNY Baseballl 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Interclass Actrvrtres 11 RICHARD KELLY Bowling 3 French Club Interclass Activities J' it FREDERI CK KOELBEL FRANK KORBER Orchestra 1 2 3 4 F h C1 b 3 4 D b t 1 renc u Dgniemgand Dramatrc Society 2 3 4 Student Council I NEAL KOPP CASIMIR KUCZYNSKI Track 1 French Club 3 4 BOWHFIE 3 Dramatlcs 3 4 Student Councrl 46 i THOMAS KENNEDY Interclass Actrvtttes Chemtstry Club 4 LARRY KING junior Varsrty Basketball Interclass Actwrtres l V .- Q. A I g' R Z 51' rf..- 1 r ' v . 3 . . . . f, 4 f. l 'IX ' 'F' 3 fc ' - - ai! I, as it 'S' 1 m an v v v V ' Yi, ' ' Z.. 51 5.35-QL . fart.. X39 ' ff? ' C N cf . Y V V . 5' . ,, Q ' f EUGENE KUSIELEWICZ Camera Club 1 2 3 4 jamesoman 3 4 Student Council JOHN LEE Interclass Activities we trunk MICHAEL LOGERFO Dance Band 3 4 Interclass Actzvztxes JAMES LONG Leo Honor Socxety French Club 3 Student Council H I Student Councxl HENRY MAJKOWSKI Glee Club 1 4- Q in ' I L J . . . if , 51-'4 A . . lta 1' 9 . G' JOHN MP-HONEY FRANCIS MALONEY Debating 1 Interclass Actlvxtles French Club 3 Interclass Acttwtxes Track 1 3 ANTHONY MATERA Orcheitra 1 2 Dance Band 3 lnterclass Actnznes IOHN MCBRIDE lnmrclass Actn IYIGS FRANCIS MCGORTY IAMES Mt CO1 I OM is 1 Dmmatzcs 1 2 3 Student Councrl Loo Honor Socretv 1 2 THOMAS MCCRANN IR T7 'hut' lnterclass Activities LAWRENCE MCKENNA nf fb- fa? Basketballl 2 3 4 N, lnterclass Activities 1' THOMAS MCMAHON is A-w's. Leo Honor Society 1 .I A NORMAN MEIER Trick 1 lnterclasw Actn :rms IOHN MI' LROSIL l uk 1 lnrc-rcliss Acrnnles Bowling 3 KX?- jamesonzan I N. 48 Student Counczl JOSEPH MEHEGAN Swimming 4 Leo Honor Socrety Scholarship Club Student Counczl EDWARD MERGENS nk 2 3 Hflnged Foot Club lco Honor Society Student Coumll IOSFPH MFR'I I' N Dr illldfltc Soclzty l Ullghllflllf' Canvf-Vi Club 3 4 Sludent Council V 6: K S A h A I r. X' 'A' , ' ' ' 3' 4 Tvnnf' , 2. 3, 4 ' '. 1 f .. 4 . 4 ' ,Q i V f . h . ' U i ' 33 . ni, ' OT 5 ' fbi A is Q W A 9 . . . 2 Q, ' . . . J ,,, L K I -. hz' Interclass Activities -' ,H Q ' V . A Q , .v ' 1-9 I 2 A A V l A Trsfghli S T SKK ,gl 1 Tit - . ,, 4 3 ' . ' 1 .J I -. 'V inf E HK ' Q 4 , 1 ' R K had 4' 4 I Q. 4 . ' NI' Q I , v .- , 2 L . S 'A 'fi fi E: - gs , Q 7: W if iii 2' 1 59 , A4 ,NYS-2, Lf - 5 ' :iff .E -f . 24 1 1 H- ' ' Z: .,f ' ff N 5 x 1-.. 4- 1 ,ij L Q. f H 7 , , fi, J ., . AUGUSTINE MOSSO Student Council Dramatics 2 3 French Club 3 4 HOWARD MERTZ Track 3 lnterclass Activities FRANCIS MESCALL Swimming 1 Student Council JOSEPH MURANIA Track 1 Baseball lnterclass Activities QS JAMES NEERINCX Swimming 3 4 Student Council Track 3 jamesoman I JOHN NICHOLAS Swimming 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 9 4 T. MODZELEWSKI Track 3 jamesonian 1 Interclass Activities . ,Q Jah-I, T. ' iff? --'fb' ' A Z' 3 7' . HARRY MORPURGO Debating 1 Loughlini te Track 3 qs y JAMES NOONAN Swimming Team Dramatic Society Scholarship Club 'LP K '11, -Q x -f-fr 'Xx 3 JOHN MULLIN Student Council junior Varsity Basketball Track 3 4 THOMAS MURPHY lnterclass Activities LAWRENCE ODASZ junior Varsity Basketball Track I lnterclass Activities 'B gi if 1 x 2 36 F , ' . ' J- , . ' . 9 W I as J . 8 63 3 ' , ' ' 2, 4 ,Q 1 . . 1 . I ' I ' .- 4 I I 5, q - 5 . . f tx . a - - V V , . 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'19 'nl . ,J NA 51 GL ' I . , , U ' , 3. 4 A, A , U 'C' f . , . A69 5. I A, 5 1 THOMAS ROGER Interclass Activities GEORGE ROMAR Camera Club 1 2 3 Swimming Team 2 3 lnterclass Activities JOHN RIGGIO Art Club Loughlinite Leo Honor Society Student Council JAMES REILLY Track 3 4 Student Council ,Vs 3 EUGENE RUEGAMER Track 1 Camera Club 3 4 THOMAS RIORDAN Baseball 2 Leo Honor Society Scholarship Club Student Council s ,, 0 N ja w Lou linite 6 0, I torf 'n ' ' ' Va ity Hand ll 3 Gy Student a I K JV' ALAN ROMANELLA French Club 3 Stamp Club 1 2 lnterclass Activities THOIVIAS RUBERTONE Track 2 Interclass Activities Q qvw DANIEL RYAN jamesonian 1 2 Debating 1 , ' L . r J , I, u i y . ff V Hi. 1, I ., A.. I' I K. ff' I K f' I U U ' L L 7, X7 Q f 1, if , Q sr . ar? VN Loughlinite y I !,V rl ' ' ' S 1 .'q'i7:if x j'- 'X' .. ?1.o a ' , - e we I .':g f,.' ' lu A ' . - . ,xi ' i I Nga Hs. . 'H Q .Qxr7If.Tf'gK1 -K' ' 159i'i2'5'i1171. , THOMAS RUSIECKI Track 1 lnterclass Activities Interclass Activities '35 5- WILLIAM RYAN Sf Track 1 2 lnterclass Activities 51 iii is-4 9-v 11 . Q rfr' MICHAEL SHALHOUB Scholarship Club Baseball 2 Loughlmite Student Council JAMES SHORT Track 1 lnterclass Activities 44- 1 x ANGELO SANTORO Leo Honor Society 4 lnterclass Activities Stamp Club 2 JOHN SCHLEDORN lnterclass Activities lnterclass Activities THOMAS SMITH lnterclass Activities FRED SCHUHLEIN Leo Honor Society Scholarship Club Student Council THOMAS SCHULER lnterclass Activities V :- , J wi b nfl 5' 1 EDWARD SHERRY JR Track 1 Radio Club 4 Photography Club 1 2 lnterclass Activities RALPH SIGLER lg' W Baseball 1 1 W.. , Basketball 1 lnterclass Activities .lit Camera Club 4 Glee Club 4 lnterclass Activities ROBERT SNELL Dramatlcs 1 2 Centenary Choir Leo Honor Society 2 3 Student Council 1 13 ac, 1 'l X . .. . .4 5' . ' 1. . , 'Li' JV- y 13, 4 . ' 1 .J , 1 , 1 - 2 A '-V.. , fx 'J 34. 0 PAUL SMITH THOMAS SMYTH - ,4- . . . S 'N fi' , :Z 1, 1 I U 'tif ' S M4 ' , ,4 V . ' 3 Q Q '65 . t - f 4' CHARLES SNYDER French Club 3 Interclass Actlvztres EDWARD SPURGIASZ Latm Club Interclass Actzvxtzes Student Council CORNELIUS SULLIVAN F'- Interclass Actxvxtres ROBERT SWEENEY Track 2 ' Leo Honor Society lnterclass Actzvmes If PJ JOHN SZARKO jamesonzan 1 Swimming 2 3 Track 1 Student Council if ROBERT TINTI Track 1 2 Interclass Actwttles 53 HENRY STESKEL Track 1 Basketball 2 French Club 3 ARTHUR SULLIVAN Basketball 2 lnterclass Activities Leo Honor Society Student Council QL? JOHN TOOHEY Interclass Actrvztzes EUGENE TOOMEY Interclass Actxvzttes IN JAMES SWEENEY Handball 3 4 Interclass Actzvztzes Interclass Actwztres 5- X. Q. V I - ' V. 6, ' ' - A Ai. . . L I. ff ' 2 cr I T72 I i In A ' , rf X .- Q 6 1. Tl' 1 . FV A g,2,gf Q ' , ' WILLIAM SWEENEY 6- , ' 3, 4 'gr - - A A X .v . I3 Z? fr A. f. , 1 -A fl - S7- X . . . ' ' ' , 13,1 ' , - A V. . ,Q A 9 ft: M' , X11 . , ' CS 'iff THEODORE TROLL lrxterclass Activities W INCENT TROST Leo Honor Society 3 4 Scholarship Club Radio Club 4 Student Council BERNARD WALTHERS jamesoman 1 lnterclass Activities 232' 'N fa- VINCENT VERDI Track l lnterclass Actxvztles OHN ack ja esom n tlVlfl6S ! RICHARD WARD Track 2 lnterclass Activities JOHN WEBER PAUL WAREING Radio Club 4 Camera Club 4 auf 'qu 4' ROBERT WILKENS lnterclass Actlvrtres FRANCIS WILLSEY , Basketball 2 Camera Club 3 4 lnterclass Activities 'll 54 lnterclass Activities EUGENE WINTERS Biology Club 1 lnterclass Acttvltres IOHN WINTERS ick 1 2 Glee Club 2 lnterclass ACIIVHIES 'e THOMAS WOGAN T ack 1 2 3 Interclass Actlvzttes PETER WOOD In terclass Activities JOHN ZAHN Track 1 Leo Honor Society 3 4 Student Council JOSEPH ZITTEL Interclass Activities ICN J MOST POPULAR 40 4 42 44 46 4 49 john Lxnch Fr nk Proe1tt1 Harrx Steskel Leo Battaglxa R1chard Kelly Kenneth Kramer Jolar' Muldowney Harold Smlth John RlgglO BEST STUDENT 40 4 42 44 46 4 49 Arthur Schlosser V1UC6Ht Husslan Edward Mergens Robert Drlscoll Fred Schuhlexn Frederlck Lang justm Bolger Abraham Ward ames Gaffney BEST ATHLETE 40 4 42 44 46 4 47 49 joseph Parrmo Eugene Dunn c hn Feeruk Fr'1nC1S lVIcGc'rty William Priess Patrlck O'D0hertj, uhn O'H'ar'a Robert Sullivan Robert Sullivan Alan Rornanella DID MOST FOR LOUGHLIN: 125- 126 410W 411 f 412i 414- 416- 417 4 9 joseph Finger Donald Liebelt Frank Beston james Catterson Joseph Fitzgerald Alfred Guthrie Lawrence Helfrich Abraham Ward John Rohan CLASS RIVALS 40 41 4 44 46 4 49 Benjamm Imparato and Edward G1ovanell1 Frank Proe1tt1 and Thomas Roger John Tool1ey and james Re11ly McGorty and S1g1er R1chard Kelly and John Darch Robert Lawson and james Dwyer Qumn and Palumbo Somma and Flood Franms Maloney and The World AVERAGE SENIOR 40 4 4 44 46 4 49 Mart1n Gaun Bernard Walthers Hugh Cornyn John Melrose Chmstopher Conboy Robert Gorman Wllllam Doyle Raymond Hoffmann john Kenny 57 X X N fa FF :D my fig X T , rw, L f 1 1 C '7 412' lf!!!f ,M-f-Qfli l 1 , 'l lCq 1 ii 125g ' ' ' ' D, R 126e ' ' 1 y . 4, 1 y . 1 1 1 1 in . 1 gg ' 1 1799 X 1 y . - A ,K 'Q 'SFX fr. 125'-V ' f , I ,Q 1269 .lh, 1 11' 'J . l . A 'gf' kg..-,il 12- 1 A' 1 S - Ll 1 - ' ' 1 y 1 17- ' 1 g . -Q.,-...... , .. V,-.. x . A fl 'af arf!-,I s if Q 5 My PM ,few-. ' X 1 9 l K l C-G-IO if 4A-410 BROTHER B. EDWARD, F.S.C., B.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-james Monahan, Daniel Cleary, Jerome Pentaleri, Raymond Casery, Frank Backitis, James McGowan, john Croghan, Andrew Maloney, jerry Galvin. SECOND ROW: Frank Dirr, Edward Molitor, Robert Standohar, Ray- mond Shiwell, Marriott Dowden, Fred McPhilliamy, Fred Jones, joseph Burke, Donald Esposito, james Haniahan. THIRD ROW: Henry Oswald, Nicholas Dannenhoffer, Thomas Veltri, Cosmo Orlando, Daniel Doody, Arthur Swanson, Eugene Lease, Martin McDonald, Robert Amend. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Boehm, Michael Mazzaferre, Thomas Walsh, Robert Maloney, Raymond Weber, George Popielarski, Raymond McDonald, William Knoetgen, Roy Lucas, Frank Soldano. VV if 4A,I17 4A-411 Y X ll: 4: X, ff 4A-117 i t 'X BROTH . , .s. ., . . ' dj 1 ER:.::::f C PHD lr 41 SEATED: L-R-Robert Hauer, George Hennessy, Daniel Henchey, Joseph Riske, Desmond Caulfield, Joseph Comperiati, Gene Silvester, Lawrence Birbiglia. FIRST ROW: Vincent Memit, Joseph Sullivan, Anthony Sullivan, Robert Dono- van, Michael Quigley, Frank Essex, Carmine Beneventine, Gerald Schlapp, John Edmonds. SECOND ROW: Richard Timothy, Louis Fairchild, Thomas Petriano, Nicholas D'Arienzo, John Liccione, Joseph Gresch, Charles Petherbridge, Donald Brogan, Frederick Lund, John Ryan. THIRD ROW: James McFeely, Frank Steffens, Erald Boyce, Donald Feehan, George Boullianne, Richard Downey, Henry Ingher, Martin Mullen, Hughie McPartland, Daniel Carson. FOURTH ROW: Francis J. Faynor, Joseph Flynn, Patrick Murphy, Raymond Sullivan, Thomas Sullivan, Edward Haas, Joseph Boyland, Paul Pontiff, John White. 41 0 fl 4A 411 BROTHER A PATRICK FSC MA Moderator SEATED: L-R-Carmine D. LoBosco, Henry G. Milles, Thomas Donovan Robert Morgan, William Poortvliet. FIRST ROW: Joseph Fitzpatrick, Leo Herrmann, Charles D. Clayton, Edward Babb, Gerald Buetow, Arthur P. O'Leary Frank Maddaloni, Edward Greason. SECOND ROW: John Cook, Robert J. McVay, James P. Reilly, Frank Frary, John J. Viviani, Angelo Calabrese, Anthony Calvello, Paul Chaisson, Francis Breen, Leonard Olbrich. THIRD ROW: John Kearney, Edward J. Butler, James Lappin, Joseph Donovan, James Ashe, Darby J. Dent, Edward Troike, William Bickard, William Flood, Edward Healey. FOURTH ROW: John Delocia, John R. Starkey, Louis J. P. Kennedy, Robert Shannon, James Dougherty, Richard Reynolds, Robert Del Giorno, James Rigney, Angelo R. Corrado, Donald McQuade. l r LAI, 3B-116 BROTHER B. ROBERT, F.S.C,, M.A. Moderator SEATED: L-R-Joseph Hunt, Joseph Loos. FIRST ROW: Joseph Krol, Nonnan Lavallee, George Burns, Robert Duncanson, Peter Durso, Kenneth Dukes, Stan- ley Sommers, Albert McLaughlin. SECOND ROW: John Doyle, Nicholas Casella, John McGuiness, Carmine Annunziata, Matthew Connolly, Biagio Palillo, James Morena, Peter Ganley, F. Gerrato. THIRD ROW: Leonard Kaiser, John J. Geraghty, Philip Boylan, Andrew Mando, john Romeo, N. Harding, Joseph Szorc, Michael Jacovelli, John Curry. FOURTH ROW: Henry Spinner, Albert Winiarski, Joseph Harrington, john Short, Harold Shay, N. Lohr, Donald Thomas Boles, Richard Fronczkowski, Francis McGovern, John Judge. Alia 1' A 4A 412 33- 311 4A-412 BROTHER A. JOSEPH, F.S.C., M.A. Moderator SEATED: L-R-John Molloy, John Sheehy, Harry Thyberg, Robert Willsey. FIRST ROW: Gerald Duffy, Robert Jahrsdoerfer, William Sheehan, Thomas O'Neill, Thomas McCaHrey, Frank Sullivan, Philip Canfield, Joseph Brady. SECOND ROW: T. Flaherty, Lawrence Jaeger, Gerald F aeth, James Collins, John Wojciechowiez, James Kelleher, David O'Neill, Vincent McTighe, Gerald Sullivan. THIRD ROW: John Manthey, Leo Donovan, Peter Naton, Raymond McNamara, George Mahoney, Robert Caruso, Edward Cunningham, Thomas Anglim. FOURTH ROW: Robert Thompson, John Kiesy, Francis McCann, Eugene Cahill, Kevin Clare, James Fox, William Clifford, Edward Zebrowski, Richard Franki, Barry McManus. 116 3B-311 BROTHER A. JAMES, F.S.C., M.A. Moderator SEATED: L-R-Joe McCarthy, Corny McHugh, Tom Murray, Julius Minter, Ed Collins, Bill Wixted, Ed Schwanderla, Ed Holler. FIRST ROW: Bill Dalton, Anthony Dugan, Richard McDermott, Bill Nelson, Ernie Kaufmann, Frank Waters, Danny Black, Stan Soika, Frank O'Boyle. SECOND ROW: Hubert Miles, Jim Casey, Biagio Randazzo, Tom Linekin, Sal Marra, Dan Kelly, Tom Tyman, Roger Devey, Ken Seward, Dick Schumacher. THIRD ROW: Henry Doupe, Phil O'Donnell, Tony Robinson, Bill Deary, Richard Gordon, Bob Cle- ments, Serifino Cirolini, John Stige, Julius Murabal. FOURTH ROW: John Patti, Frank Green, Dom Finelli, Joe Dehler, Jerry Murphy, Dick Driscoll, Alan Mulli- gan, Bill McCarthy, John Curtain. 3B-314 BROTHER A. JOSEPH, F.S.C., M.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-Anthony Nardi, James P. DiMiceli, Walter Egan, John Walsh, Patrick Munnolly, Joseph Bell, Charles Drew, James McTigue. SECOND ROW: Barth Cassidy, Francis Hilovsky, David Tucker, Joachim Giger, Vincent Vane, Reggie J. Myatt, John Mulcahy, R. McDonnell, August Kalberer. THIRD ROW: John McCabe, Richard Fitzgerald, Robert Falzon, Robert Higgins, James Berry, Donald Symch, Charles Kiefer. FOURTH ROW: Celestino Canapo, Harry Bruer, James Shea, Pat Holmes, Vincent H. DeVito, Donald Meyer, Alfred Kahlrnan, Robert Sullivan. 33-312 3B-317 3B 314 3B-312 BROTHER B. WILLIAM, F.S.C., M.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-Don Aguiar, John Tadler, Franklin Keever, Robert Ander- son, William Mizzetti, Thomas Collins, Robert Martin, Noel Chandler. SECOND ROW: N. Schaefer, A. Madenbauer, Frederick Rogoish, Philip Junghans, Sidney Howe, Charles Woodward, Joseph Hanley, Richard Fister, Arthur Blaney. THIRD ROW: Walter Hauck, James Kinney, Peter Marsh, Joseph Glennon, Edward McGuire, Robert Petrie, Fred. Fhiergartner, Gene Kelly, James Fonseca. FOURTH ROW: Vincent Vitale, Robert Beyer, James Campbell, M. Cobburn, John Donoghue, Richard Sill, Raymond Keyes, A. Arobia, Oswald Ziegler, Anthony Cull. 3B-317 BROTHER B. JOHN, F.S.C., M.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-Dennis Whyte, William Brophy, Edward Stolz, Salvator E. Nespoli Jr., John Dwyer, William Farrell, William McCully. SECOND ROW: Morgan L. O'Brien, Patrick J. Skinner, James Covvigan, Thomas Szostak, Gerard R. Horn, Robert J. Wicleman, Charles Natale, Charles Bogan, Michael Quinn. THIRD ROW: James Reilly, Carl Pfuelb, Francis Milewski, Joseph Kaciczak, Eugene Glennan, John Wenz, Raymond Kazlanskis, Donald Lavella. FOURTH ROW: Michael J. Hayes, John Hopkins, Matthew Costello, Edward J. Galvin, Richard C. Ziegler, Richard Hamber, Theodore W. Gillis, Jude A. Muse, Thomas J. Witkowski. 3A-310 BROTHER B. JOSEPH, F.S.C., M.A. Moderator SEATED: L-R-James Harris, Thomas Guinan, Charles Bartz, Kevin Kist. FIRST ROW: Ralph Faillace, Henry Bercuk, Robert Jurich, William Hanley, John Boland, Walter Munz, joseph Los, Donald Guinee. SECOND ROW: joseph Donohue, Patrick McKegney, Robert Tobin, Cardosanto Dominic, john Sheehan, james Cavanagh, joseph Wittman, Robert Herleth, John House. THIRD ROW: Thomas Rowan, Charles Lewis, Norman Kluepfel, Charles Staufenberg, Gerard Doyle, James Girvan, A. Lolk, Jim Kilgore, Anthony Del Vicario. FOURTH ROW: William Horne, Patrick Gibbons, Laurence Lalor, Henri Blanc, Gerard Smith, Edward Nelson, Charles Petrie, Rocco Serrone, Mathew Panczyk. 3A-114 3A 316 3A 310 3A-114 BROTHER C. BERNARD, F.S.C., M.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-Robert Hall, Matthew Angotta, John Dolan, Frank Gian- contieri, Thomas Murray, William Cleary, George Rosenberger. SECOND ROW: john Feery, Thomas DiBuono, John Pantalone, Raymond Britt, Weldon Comeau, Calvin Watson, Robert Ferrin, Raymond Nagel. THIRD ROW: Richard Lech- leider, Thomas Browne, Ronald DelBazlo, George Staudter. 3A-316 BROTHER CONRAD, F.S.C., M.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-James Lavin, Anthony De Costanzo, Roger O'Day, George Toth, Thomas Johnston, John Lewis, Richard Maddocks. SECOND ROW: Frank Rienzo, john McGovern, Charles Halpin, Edward Conrad, Gerald Kearney, Andrew Carlin, Charles Zangas, Joseph Reilly, Harold Jones. THIRD ROW: William McCann, Benedict Hechmer, john McCann, Francis Curran, Michael Petruzillo, August La Ruffa, Richard Dunn, James Tierney, George Fischer. 2B-105 BROTHER A. RAPHAEL, F.S.C., M.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-George Kepner, Claudius Peckauskas, Walter Seitz, Daniel Bien, Kenneth Dwyer, Joseph Nardi, William Wagenbrenner, Thomas Ahearn, Tom Connelly. SECOND ROW: Rocco Cardali, Robert Green, Joseph Borland, Robert Ballweg, Richard Betso, Lawrence Niemcxyk, Ernest Wanke, Eugene Driscoll, Albert Calabrese, John McCallion. THIRD ROW: Thomas Reilly, Robert Ennis, R. Carr, Peter Sbashnig, Norman Boehm, Clifford Traien, Andrew Meindl, Anthony Puglisi, John E. Kaiser, Howard Kivlin. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Weitekamp, John Creighton, Dennis Doherty, Eugene Lotardo, Alan Willner, Vincent Kocaj, George Cervenka, Michael McMahon, john Blaise, Paul Fleming. 5 'N 'I 3A 319 2B 106 2B 105 3A-319 BROTHER C. JOHN, F.S.C., Pl-LD. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-Richard Kaskoun, Bill Gardner, William Shade, John J. Saladino, Joseph Downs, Joseph J. Castelli, Richard Glynn, Arduino Diamanti. SECOND ROW: M. Langone, William Link, Frank Stigheno, John McCormack, Joseph Tari, Richard Reade, Mario Del Greco, John Beckert, Armand Ferretti. THIRD ROW: John P. Casey, Al. LoGatto, Gregory McCauliH, Andrew Mar- chello, George Boser, Edmund J. Egan. FOURTH ROW: Robert Baciuska, Gerald Greene, Edward Brohel, Lawrence Glucs, Charles Allen, John Anderson, William Toomey, John Collins, Robert Greason, George McWeeney. Q! M 2B-106 BROTHER C. VICTOR, F.S.C., M.A. Moderator SEATED: L-R-Raymond Simpson, Richard Wisniewski, William Robinson. FIRST ROW: James Browne, William Kelly, Vincent Masterson, Joseph Knis- ley, Paul Toner, Thomas O'Reilly, Hugo Uhland, John Skowronski. SECOND ROW: Peter Prudente, Alfred Kane, Richard Reder, John Tanzilli, Robert Stattel, Edward Kiley, Richard Lomot, Philip Morales, Vito Moscato, Thomas Guiler. THIRD ROW: Eugene Murphy, Allen Woods, Theodore Newman, Neale Thomson, Frances Wynne, John Simons, Harry Smith, Charles Douglas, John Schmeltz, Ralph Reed. FOURTH ROW: Louis Iandoli, Leonard Marino, Joseph Watson, Thomas Lyttle, Robert Doran, William Quinn, Richard Miller, John Curran, Paul Portoghese, Donald Wareing. 23- 126 BROTHER C. PATRICK, F.S.C., B.A. Moderator SEATED: L-R-joseph Carney, Robert Rotanz, George Runza, Salvatore Mele, William Burke, Martin Ciskanik. FIRST ROW: Fred McGreevy, Joseph Brady, Edward Dwyer, Ronald Lucas, Thomas Gallagher, Robert Lynch, William Botti- cello, John Kunzweiler. SECOND ROW: Robert Conway, Charles Frydengorg, Alfred Cicale, Frank Mulligan, William Costigan, Robert Chmela, James Gautieri, Phillip Briguglio, Thomas McCartney. THIRD ROW: Walter Nubel, Thomas O'Connor, Rocco Lombardo, Eenito Botteri. john Muzio, Richard Higgins, Robert Hintze, Charles Palmer, john Garrett. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Fox, Allen Hed- berg, Alexander Lett, John Kilkeary, Thomas Crowley, Charles Giglio, David Byrnes, Thomas Vroman, james Stewart, james McNicholas. usa i-'1 2B-125 ZA-108 2B 126 2B-125 BROTHER A. LEWIS, F.S.C., M.A. Moderator SEATED: L-R-Terence Gargan, Kevin L. Maher, Francis Loftus. FIRST ROW: David Francy, Aldo Mottis, William Haig, Daniel McCarthy, Herb Ammermuller, Frank Meier, James Byrne, Chester Kalenty. SECOND ROW: George DeCou, Ladislaus Szachacz, Jack Darrell, Pasquale Gisondo, Joseph Hosey, Peter Mc- Cormack, Edward Lockley, Robert Bernert, David Keating. THIRD ROW: John Conroy, Stanley Wendolowski, Ken Blackmare, Fred K. Leimkuehler, Frank Murphy, Donald J. Powers, J. Harmon, G. McDonnell. FOURTH ROW: Joseph Jasiewicz, Clifford Ennist, John J. Griliin, Anthony J. Arfuso, Micheal Savino, Albert Ray, Richard Eichborn, John Newell, Thomas H. Mills. VVV Vv 2A 108 BROTHER A PHILIP FSC BA Moderator SEATED: L-R-James MacDonald, James Vreeland, Robert Mallet, Charles Schlessiger, Daniel Harvey, John Christel. FIRST ROW: William Carroll, Hel mut Willenbacher, Joseph O'Connell, William Carmody, Donald Schluter, Harry Lindner, Joseph McCarthy, Robert Dash, SECOND ROW: Tom Caulfield, Edward Dooley, Roger Wines, James Farley, Algennon C. Francekevich, Paul Whelan, Joseph Lipablt, Joseph Hennessy, Vincent Toner, Patrick McLoughlin. THIRD ROW: Salvator Rivera, Joseph LaMay, Robert Miller, James Sullivan, George Meara, Cornelius Slattery, William Crawford, John Schuster, Robert Fischl, John O'Toole. FOURTH ROW: John Guthrie, Edward Schutta, Vincent DiStefano, George Evans, Peter Donnelly, Henry Tragert, Robert Swensen, Robert Donnelly, Joseph Gilde, Arthur McCauley. 2A - 326 MR. EUGENE GERMINO, M.A. Moderator SEATED: L-R-Charles Bernakie, Francis Schmidt, Francis Rogers, Roger Nolan, John Volta, justin Tracy, john Norburger, Francis Darnowski. FIRST ROW: Paul Kelly, Edward Grunwald, Walter Marcinkowski, john McKenna, Thomas Mitchell, Francis Roger, Robert Best, Francis DiBenedetto, Francis Felber. SECOND ROW: john Waskawitz, Robert Heckroth, Robert Walsh, Edwin Frisbie, John Hansen, Michael Kucklinka, john Fogerty, John Griffin, Anthony Cesarsky, John Flanigan. THIRD ROW: Francis Cassiatto, Robert Allen, John Fiederline, Edward Fagan, John Gritchuk, Gerald Barton, Francis Boccia, James Kennedy, Paul Gorman. FOURTH ROW: Louis Paclato, John Martin, Herbert Kluge, john Thomas, Francis Collins, Anthony Kazowski, John Wurm, Edward Lanigan, Richard McGouey, Andrew Walsh. V v V R Xxx, , 2A - 325 2A - 425 2A - 325 BROTHER A. JAMES, F.S.C., B.A. Moderator SEATED: L-R-Daniel Muller, Ronald Powers, George Sweeney, Henry Oswald, Ronald Schneider, Barry Watkins. FIRST ROW: Frank Roughan, Louis Sande, Martin Butler, John Black, John Price, Daniel Brown, Joseph Greene, Richard Yosca. SECOND ROW: Carl Koch, Joseph Delia, Vito Accettura, William Wig- more, Charles Anderson, Francis Hackert, Thomas Ellis, George Simmons, William Britt. THIRD ROW: Raymond Bulman, Campbell Cummings, John Gaffney, James Hogan, Dennis Liwski, Anthony Wolfe, Robert Vizza, Edward McGill, Edward Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Wiley, Ronald Don- nelly, Frank Pecchie, William Carey, Robert Campbell, Edward Ruth, James Arachtingi, Frank Graziano, Paul Glynn, Vernon Dixon. W ll gy, 326 2A - 425 MR. JOSEPH SANTAGATO, M.A. Moderator SEATED: L-R-Rudolph Keicher, Francis Coffey, Norman Serafin. FIRST ROW: Andrew Finneran, Thomas Maloney, Gaetano Lioce, John C. Hoelzer, Walter McNamara, John Martin, Robert Hogan, John Kineke, T. Olsen. SEC- OND ROW: James E. Connors, Thomas Harrington, Richard McCabe, Robert J. Hickey Jr., Lawrence LoSasso, Raymond Korabela, Robert Malito, William Klein, Bernard Ludes. THIRD ROW: J. J. Connors, Robert Lanzaro, Charles Patrick Finch, John P. Hayes, William J. Courtney, Albert James Fiske, Ronald J. Kelly, James Harper, John Malarkey. FOURTH ROW: James Maino, James Higgins, Charles Gibbons, Robert Hiltenbrand, Fred K. Koch, Weston Fowler, Raymond DeMott, John Higgins, Charles Jurgens, Guy Coheleach. 75 2A - 406 BROTHER A. JOSEPH, F.S.C., B.A. Moderator SEATED' L R James Young John Callahan Robert Woodward Micha . - - , , , el Gur- rea, William Sluka. FIRST ROW: Mario Di Martino, Robert Wigniore, Richard Moebus, Edward Fodrowski, Anthony Spina, Robert Wallace, Robert King, John Connolly. SECOND ROW: Richard Butler, Joseph D'Errico, Henry Betz, Nelson Casciabando, Nicholas Sica, Lawrence Whyte, William Finn, Robert Codrington, John Haggerty, Albert Nitoli. THIRD ROW: John McDonald, Raymond Sonjer, Robert Francis, Raymond Passman, William Kestner, john Driscoll, Gerard Kelly, Robert McEvily, Robert Kubic, Joseph Petrover, FOURTH ROW: Joseph Colleary, Joseph O'Brien, Richard Rebyea, Theodore Peluso, Eugene Lamar, Robert Gallagher, James Boyle, Natale Bondi, Joseph Scannello, William Rupp. ' 2A 426 IB -226 2A - 426 MR. JOSEPH SHEEHAN, M.A. Moderator SEATED: L-R-Donald Meier, James Reilly, John Scott. FIRST ROW: Edward Bennett, William Robinson, Vincent Scuderi, Robert Murray, Gerald Beacom, Robert Cullon, james Starkey, Joseph Schultheis. SECOND ROW: Frank Raf- faele, Anthony Supino, Clarence Carr, John Myers, Thomas Schnitzler, Thomas Tully, John Carlson, Joseph Chopko, Robert Schulz. THIRD ROW: William Maloney, William Shapland, Carl Barhuscia, George Stevens, Martin Boyle, James Smith, Peter Morgan, Bernard Rice, john Thorner. FOURTH ROW: John Bencwenga, Frank DeAngelis, Edwin Teeling, George Walsh, Francis Profitka, Joseph Sollazzo, Theodore Braun, Robert Sullivan, john Richert, William Foley VV V lf? 406 1 B 226 MR GEORGE ROGERS MS Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-Bernard Willie, Edward Butler, john Simonds, Thomas McKean, Paul Bazilla, Fred Veach, Joseph Mullen, Mario Mercandett, John Campbell. SECOND ROW: Donald Cummings, Robert Carbone, John Loughery, William Campbell, Albert Davidson, Donald Kinney, Charles Melahn, Clifford Burns, Kenneth Barth, John Swing. THIRD ROW: Richard Roth, Stephen McEntegart, Vincent O'Donnell, Edward Syren, James Mech, Thomas Mealey, John O'Connell, Frank Maguire, Herman Brech. FOURTH ROW: Dan Whelan, Kenneth Stefanak, Edward Nopper, John Bals, Ed French, Francis Hupfer, James Mullane, Robert Witkowski, Donald Flanagan, Donald Fahey. r IB-306 MR. THOMAS BARDEN, B.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-A. T. Cestaro, Michael Villano, Louis Zirpoli, James Mc- Quillan, Joseph De Giulio, John Reilly, William Ahern, Joseph Fasano, James O'Su1livan. SECOND ROW: Clayton Tarpley, John Flynn, Thomas P. Condelles, Joseph Szymanski, Jerome Daraio, Patrick Fennerty, Michael Sardo, Brien Cahill, John Hunt, Ronald Agotti. THIRD ROW: James J. Fitzpatrick, Charles Bertrand, Eugene Stroh, Harold Henchy, James Coleman, John McLaughlin, Andrew M. Werner, Richard Cancemi, John Hynes, Casimir Hollack. FOURTH ROW: Anthony Cotignola, Paul Kelly, Vincent Piccolo, Edward M. Morello, John O'Donnell, Joseph Wiesenfarth, Thomas M. McKean, Arthur H. Cordts, John Hunter, James Kolb, Anthony J. Stoeckert. YV IB-305 IB-308 IB-305 MR. CHARLES GROSSE, B.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-Vincent Marino, Raymond Meagher, William McLoughlin, Francis Konopka, Francis Bulzoni, Arthur Lambert, George DeVito, James Colley, Gerald Lasso. SECOND ROW: Donald Spitzer, Harold Brown, Anthony LaRuffa, Anthony Cardinal, joseph Schneider, Gerard Cavanagh, Ronald Pettit, Bryan Gilroy, William Dunne, Bartholomew Frazzitta. THIRD ROW: John Randazzo, Harold Carter, Peter Cavarretta, William Walsh, Anthony Santoro, James Clarke, John Galaskas, Michael Krajkovich. FOURTH ROW: Don Grip- po, Alex McKil1op, Patrick McKeever, John Schreieck, John McCambridge, Joseph Corcione, John Zafiris, Charles Zink, Joseph Giarraputo. lllf! , v R, lf 306 IB-308 MR. WILLIAM RYAN, B.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-Joseph Di Martino, Robert Bratko, john Heaney, Philip Capobianco, Louis Sena, Martin O'Toole, Vincent Garone, John Broderick. SEC- OND ROW: john Walsh, Frank Caramanica, John Murphy, Michael Clayton, Frank Cupero, Mario Baggia, Francis Petito, Gerard Reninger, joseph Drew. THIRD ROW: Robert Kiesling, Fabio Donini, Edward Fabry, john Huebler, Walter Danielewski. FOURTH ROW: John Griffin, john Skorzawski, Augustine Leto, Robert Piasecki, Albert Delurey, Donald McGuire, Rocco Camerieri, Wal- ter Sfe, Joseph Kelly. IB-430 BROTHER CLEMENT, F.S.C., B.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-James Mansin, Michael Dunne, Wilford Ames, Andrew Meyers. SECOND ROW: James Flannigan, James Helmke, Hugh McKeown, Jerry Duggan, Joseph Banbagallo, Peter McGloin, Thomas McEvoy, Francis Shea. THIRD ROW: Peter Quinn, Charles Capuder, William Fitzgerald, Ray- mond Winslow, James Murphy, Donald Hendricks, Francis Maguire, Robert Bates. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Deak, Arthur Anenholz, Allen Brings, William Walsh, John Divens, John McGrath, Richard Fee, Robert Muth, Edward Lew- andowski. FIFTH ROW: John Englert, Patrick Geoghegan, John Daly, Louis Benack, Charles Kalberer, Edward O'Halloran, James Purvey, David McGrath, George Towers. V V lv in I1 IB-405 IB-408 IB 430 IB-405 BROTHER A. RAYMOND, F.S.C., B.S. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-John Lynch, Thomas Mahoney, Thomas Healy, William Farrell, Joseph Fallon, Frederick Ramen, Robert Day, Charles McGovern. SEC- OND ROW: Jay Fraser, Kevin Rooney, John Gataldi, Robert Fitzgerald, John Dovey, William Prunty, Joseph Kelly, Alfred Kline, Robert Lein, john Muller, John Pope. THIRD ROW: john Boyce, Peter Kennedy, John Harte, Eugene Alt, William Rubino, Robert Erhart, Martin Connolly, john Hanratty, james Foster. FOURTH ROW: Ted Kirchner, Charles Noel, Edward Kilken, Mattei Mario, Kenneth Hunt, Theodore Mullmann, Richard Rack, Frank Blank, Eugene Smy- kowski, Edward Lawrence. 90 IB-408 BROTHER C. DENIS, F.S.C., B.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-Gregory Florentino, Thomas McSwiggan, Robert Weber, Raymond Gabriele, Robert Barth, Richard Jones, Gerard Miller, Burke Henry, Eugene Wajda. SECOND ROW: Hugh Tipping, Harold Fleming, Herman Schmitt, Joseph Scanlon, Richard Bohn, Thomas Kallmeyer, William Schuler, Michael Fahy, Gerald Cronin. THIRD ROW: George Gerhard, Thomas Regan, Edward Wytko, John joy, John Snee. FOURTH ROW: Philip Sheehan, James Terleph, Ronald Condron, Frank Tripodi, William Warnken, Philip Steba, Andrew Wittman, Leonard Marelli, Francis McHugh. IA-206 BROTHER A. JOSEPH, F.S.C., B.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-George Manus, Nicholas Ged, Thomas Greaney, Edward Christiansen, Frank Erschen, Joseph Dina, William Kearney, Raymond Casey, Daniel Zugajewicz. SECOND ROW: Robert McCallion, Michael Arpaia, Eugene McKenna, Joseph Gusmerotti, Thomas Manahan, Richard Conklin, John Collins, Henry Wochner, Herbert Jensen. THIRD ROW: Arnold Quaranta, Vincent D'Accordo, Eugene Duffy, John Pataky, Robert Koehler, John Joyce, John Petersen, John Morris, Samuel Duzant. FOURTH ROW: Stephen Ferrin, Patrick Leahy, Joseph Alduino, Louis Vitale, Joseph Palamara, John Cavalieri, Joseph Gregson, Paul Demm, John Kelly, Edwin Fleckenstein. Vw J .Q 1 1A-203 IA-205 IA 206 IA-205 BROTHER C. RICHARD, F.S.C., M.S. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-Matthew Sczesny, Joseph Quigley, James McAllister, P. Mullaney, Thomas Collins, Frank Citera, Stanley Mayberry, Charles Garone. SECOND ROW: Luke Memet, Edward J. Baumann, John Marshall, Louis Fenice, Thomas Read, John Hundt, Samuel Migliorisi, Armand Montouori, F. Markiewicz, Neibel. THIRD ROW: Franklin Nelson, Frank Hedberg, Ernest Pinaud, John Seidl, Thomas O'Connor, James McEwan, N. Jesinskas, Edward J. Richardson. FOURTH ROW: Clemens Funke, Doyle, Francis G. Ganun, Gerard J. Frank, Thomas Pins, Edward Smith, Pasquale Garone, Gerard O'Con- nell, Vincent Purrazzella, Walter Hettwer. 'L IA-208 BROTHER A. JAMES, F.S.C., M.A. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-Michael Allocca, Peter Russell, Alex Macksoud, Frederick Witt, Richard Lynch, Charles Bryan, Donald Kennelly, Edwin Kramer, Ronald Fraher. SECOND ROW: Thomas Delurey, John T. Colford, Michael Cervasio, Albert Cardone, James Lovin, Valentine Derbo, Patrick Byrne, Wilfred Francis, Guy Salvadore, Frank D'Ottavio. THIRD ROW: Charles Swensen, B. Smith, Vincent Baiardi, Melvin G. Lund, Frank Sorensen, Alfred Mulle, Edward J. Phalen, William C. Taylor, Virgilio Christina. FOURTH ROW: Paul J. Kirk- wood, Henry T. Lynch, William Santre, Robert Harkin, Edward T. McGonigle, Charles Litteri, William Furlong, Thomas Smith, Michael Philbin, William McKenna. P IA-216 BROTHER B. ALBERT, F.S.C., M.A. Moderator SEATED: L-R-Philip john Kelly, James Navin, George Reichel, Robert Kuntz, Leo Rerek. FIRST ROW: Donald Byrnes, Vincent Doorty, William J. Martin, Francis Barthel, john Dugnan Dehler, john Vincent Cole, John McManus, Frank La Pina. SECOND ROW: William F. Spinner, Eugene Flood, Robert O'Connor, Gregory Gehring, Richard Hiegel, Mario Obertis, William Rufer, Robert Puppa. THIRD ROW: Bernard Battersby, Richard Flynn, Donald Gorman, Cornelius Rafferty, John Lenehan, Patrick Quinn, Dennis Murphy, George Brooking. FOURTH ROW: Joseph L. McHugh, John J. Kelly, Harold Crosby, Thomas Tully john Drivick, Paul Agnello, john Wixted, John F. Conlon, James Bate- marco IA-214 IA-217 -216 IA-214 BROTHER EDMUND, F.S.C., B.S. Moderator SEATED: L-R-Walter Zablocki, john Meehan, Donald Flynn. FIRST ROW: Joseph Ferriso, James Lark, Frederick Pettersen, john Nacincik, james Beardall, james Mahoney, Pat Panzella, john Strasser, Benjamin Savino. SECOND ROW: Eugene O'Hare, Pat Mastronardo, Charles Minors, Anthony Pfarrer, John Worth- ington, James Howell, Richard Burke, Peter Cacio, Michael Greene, Sarsfield Brennan. THIRD ROW: Frank Spaldo, William Powers, Robert English, Ronald Boser, Richard Nadolny, james Grady, Thomas Ahearn, Arthur Messina, Ray- mond Martin, Edward O'Loughlin. FOURTH ROW: Thomas McDonough, Joseph Kelly, Thomas Howell, Daniel Ferrone, joseph Grella, Richard Sullivan, Gerard Logan, Donald Howard, Edward Duffy, Michael Balletta. JVVV IA-217 BROTHER A. PETER, F.S.C., B.A. Moderator SEATED L-R-Daniel Falotico, Michael Flynn, Robert Dague, William Webster. FIRST ROW: Daniel McParthland, Thomas Reilly, joseph Curran, Kenneth Symond, John McCarthy, William Coen, Frank DiGiorgi0, Robert Zawasky. SECOND ROW: William Feery, James Regan, Francis Kilhannon, james Fitz- patrick, Donald Finn, Robert Finn, Ronald Hall, William Russo, William Conroy. THIRD ROW: William Daly, Robert Busch, john Donel1,Walter Canis, Thomas Heavey, Raymond Panczyk, Richard E. King, Edward Emmerich, joseph Fitz- gerald. FOURTH ROW: James Power, Joseph Sedlak, John Lushbough, Joseph McCarthy, George Gallagher, Edward Meade, Robert Gilmartin, Everett jones, Michael Ward, john Raab. Y sr J nm H , u. IA 219 IA-225 IA-219 BROTHER ALBERT, F.S.C., M.S. Moderator FIRST ROW: L-R-Neil O'Doherty, Patrick Driscoll, Edward Wrage, Walter Franzken, Kenneth Fitzgerald, Bernard Flood, Edmund Balsdon, Robert Brown, Robert Leonard. SECOND ROW: Michael Maloney, Donald Hudson, Whitney Hemingway, John Cox, Joseph Guthlein, Charles Cuenin, James Kirley. John Callies, Charles P. O,Brien, Michael Cambridge. THIRD ROW: john Gannon, Edward Donnellan, joseph Dreitzein, Arthur Mahon, George Heitmann, Stephen Gaughran, George Blieka. FOURTH ROW: Frederick Vaeth, Francis Gilleran, Jerome Quinn, Thomas Olson, Thomas Tuffy, Peter J. Barbeusch, Thomas M. Rocks, Christopher Kernan, Richard Scanlon, john O'Neill 51 IA 225 BROTHER A CYRIL FSC BA Moderator SEATED L R Thomas Tarpey joseph Cooleen John Armet Lawrence Kep pel Theodore Fody john Maher FIRST ROW Robert Flynn Francis Kelly Thomas Henry Francis O Donnell Gerard Gilner joseph McKay Albert Notine Donald Kyle Peter Murphy SECOND ROW Kenneth Kaskoon William Jacobs Donald Hauhey Don Patrick Richard Anderson Joseph Brown William Sypher Richard Klenert John Post THIRD ROW Kenneth Costigan Richard Torpie Robert Lingner Philip Clarkson john Pausche Joseph McBonough Ronald Schererm Charles Mansfield Arthur Adamson FOURTH ROW Pas quale Eliseo james Murphy Frederick Wever Richard Kapsak Arthur Seabrey Daniel Dunn james Burke Brian McDonnell Thomas Ryan Frederick Walker 87 ':',x7 C535 i Gif D X ef ,ff - . , . . ., . . : ' - v v y ' 7 V ' : Y 1 . , . . Y Y Y Y Y v ' i v n s y v s y l r K - i s s v r v x 1 1 - : ' 1 1 v y v Y Y Y 7 ' xkz -ff' Timber topper Colligan. jim Hessian cops 1000 , Z In mentioning the Lions' track triumphs, it would be unfair if we failed to men- tion by name those boys who worked so hard to bring these triumphs home to Loughlin. The Cross-Country team could not have turned in a winning season were it not for the likes of Hession, Mulligan, Colligan, Lappin, Kaufman, Ramoino, Murphy, Driscoll and Soph, Al Ray. To bolster these were such stellar performers as McTigue and Ray Shervell. The indoor season was marked by superlative relay performances by a so called weak Purple and Gold squad. Can anyone forget the 6 lap relay in the Garden, where a quartet of Marsh, Bell, Mergens and the Frosh Flash, Vernon Dixon came from behind to take this title for the first time in five years, or the stirring garrison finish of Marion Dowden in the same meet? With such runners as Ron and Roy Lucas, O'Hara, Mullins, Fagella, Campbell, Croagan, Tadler, Bercuk and Kubic, Loughlin was always sure of much-needed points. Individually, Bill Priess, Don Lohr, Tom Collins, Randazzo, Schumacher and Doody were superlative for the Purple and Gold. f X ' l The story cf the Cathol L5 Loughlin beats Hayes if -'ali-if ,., IQ . .Y,,a.3,,3' . . .ffl . G. 41+ ff., f f -. 1 1' I 'X When someone once saxd The accent IS on youth he must have had m mmd the Purple and Gold wmged footers Durmg 1947 48 the youngest team ln our hxstory sported the Loughlm sllks and the youngest team came through All season the Llons under Coach Bxll Mrles contmued to flash to unexpected ll onths the tab of v1ctor1es Durmg the Fa m hed to the X country team medlocrlty was app h wmgs m early season because of poor s o runs. Inexperxence cost the harr1ers three ma Jor dladems but wlth the progressxon of meets they steadxed and gradually rounded mto shape The first major wm was the C H S A A Champ1onsh1ps 1n whlch the team retalned the trophy for the 16th consecutmve year after nlp and tuck battle wlth LaSalle Academy Trav llng to Oakdale L I the harr1ers cap ur rst honors m the Thlrd Annual LaSalle M A meet A trlp to Schenectady and an un fam1l1ar course were ln order for the Grout Memorxal run the Llons placed second to Nott Terrace H S Next on the agenda came the Prlvate Schools meet with Fordham Prep a surprise wmner over Loughlms fightlng h1ll P r le a Gold cllmbed and dalers The u p sm hing vxctory m the Eastern States Champlonshlps held at South Orange N J In thxs the last meet of the season they defeated Nott Terrace Ford ham Prep and the squads of 58 other schools Thxs wm was conclusnve proof that Loughllns team lS still the best 1n the EAST Wxth the advent of wmter the Lxons took to the boards Agaln mexperlence was the cry But practxce makes perfect and the boys showed th1s perfection m gradual stages Start mg slowly the Loughlm jauggernaut was not geared for the stxff competltxon of the Na txonal Champxonshxps and relmqulshed th1s crown to Boy s Hlgh In the mdoor C H S A A tests sportswrlters pxcked the Purple and Gold as a strugglmg thlrd behmd Cardmal Hayes and Mount St Mlchael Agaln came a show of Loughlm spnrxt The Llons scored ln every event annexmg the meet wxth 36 pomts just 15 more than Hayes and 19 more than the Mount The reblrth of the Loughlm dynasty 1n track IS now more than completed The coachmg of Mr Mlles and h1s most able assxst ants Brother Abdon Lewls and Brother Wll ham rs largely responslble for th1s great acccmpllshment for wlthout thenr labor the tas k would have been hopeless 'T x , . - ' ' . . . . ,' x -Q, . . - .1 . . 1 X . . . . . , . . . y- 3 . 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Ow-pr' P! 0 r Daley fsfitllno adlesessc McTlghe Shlrvell 0 lnson 'n owe umaf er S Oswald Ramomo M Uhneljy DI econ ow 3 Croghan Luca D lCelx Essex nneflhoffer f S Owd Mgrj C en D00 ook F Z M negler Fourth OW OcA1nste, er S gens O ar fandahar un Ch rM , , T aegeua, oplelgrsk Healey I Allen Hen a Rlgn Collns Ssldy a Ke eh mann Mulllgzf, ioehm arsh 'ft OW Kara elfnqh efu Kazlauskls Div hrrd Row SPPIH Hess: Intefs Sixth is unooy nge' Hanraha ey McHugh on Lawson Campggl 1:0 ay Hazlltiafb Catterlslonlwigartland andazzo rlscoll Mu, Money Phy Kauf UVM? l I I L M atty Dowden leads mile relay K ubic sets Frosh record I J . ' W. JUNIOR VARSITY: First fgowf McCann, Carlin, Toomey, Bercuk. Dowd, McQuade, Ray, Connelly. Second RowfDowns, McDonnell. Greason. Leichlerder. Pruclenti, Black, Ciskanik, Thomson, Third Row--Halpin, Clements, Morgan, Clayton, Wurm, Reade, Nubel. Fourth Row-Coffey, Lucas, McGowan, Gillis, Donahue, Ahearn, Boehm, Runza. Fifth RowfAmmer- muller, Fralen, McMohon, Wagenbrenner, Valcarcel, Curran, Serafin, Crowley. Sixth Row-- Hatriss, Wanke. O'Connor, Palmer Miendl, Haig. 'it'. 1 039. JA VA , 3 i- rl 3 . , .'.31-..i... 0 5 f, Ll 1 2 v, ,Q T , reg i 5 L . X -,F.....,..,l1j-.X t-- .j,....1 X 4 K f W T , 'ii A Q ' A .4hx.s..gr.sn.w.-H V V QQ., X l 'li Xmas. Qual K. it FRESHMEN: First Row Carroll, Lindner, Wigmore Tracey, Kubic, Watkins, Rivera, Glynn, Tragert Second Row'-Codrington, Lamay. Mallet, Guerra Thomas, Rice, Higgins, Dixon, Accetura. Third Row Coleman, Hollack, Hunter, Marchinowski, Walsh Kelly, Cordts, Lasso. Henchey. Fourth Row-Heaney Bailey, Mullane, Mealey. Regan, Florentino, Griffin Smith, McGloin. Fifth Row jones, O'Sullivan Zablocki. W' iv ki. Jef 9 4 g K X ,ff 6 7 of k .1 xx 4, 'P f-,,,,,.....-- ,,,.4-'If'- if-51,4 ,-g-11-' ..,...-- me :Q jk I A J Left to Right-back: Brother joseph, Coachq F. Osti, E. Ludwigson, B. McEvily, R. Shannon, J. Campbell. Front: J. Rohan, A. Lang, R. Sweeney. This year's varsity wallmen started off with a serious hinderance-the lack of an experi- enced team. Hit hard by graduation, the Lions had only Jack Rohan, jim Campbell and Bob Shannon returning from last year's C.H.S.A.A. champions. However, Brother Adolphus joseph, the coach, secured a number of juniors and sophs, through tournaments conducted in the fall, to round out his varsity. The team had to defend its Catholic High School trophy won last sea- son from Power Memorial. Hayes and St. Francis along with Power loomed as the chief threats to our title. Brother joseph announced that the hold- overs, Campbell, Rohan and Shannon were to be the singles players. The doubles teams and the alternates were chosen from among Sweeny, Castelli, De Costanza, McEvi1y, Tobin, O'Donnell, Trol, Butler and Glucs. After a series of practice meets, the team entered the Private Schools' Meet held at Central Park. Last year the Lions finished second to Power. The big tournament, the Catholic High Schools contest, followed. As defending champs, the Lions were favored to emerge victorious. The team's play throughout the tourna- ment exhibited the typical Loughlin spirite lots of hustle and plenty of fight. The four courts in the school yard provide the opportunity for underclassmen to sharpen up their game and try out for the varsity. Interclass rivalries maintain spirited competi- tion during the lunch hour and after school games. Brother Joseph is constantly on the alert for talent produced during these games. , nl ew' O X bil Wx 95 Left to Right lst Row Mells Cezne, Mr. O'Donnell, coach, Brother Peter, Moderator: Belmont Kenny 2nd Row Calvella Lannigan, Brady, Hamber, Harrington, Vaines, Fitzgerald. 3rd Row Crawford Shea Botteri Feerick, Kearney, Naton. 4th Row: Quinn, Wentz, Farrell, Mgr Collins Mgr McCarthy Mgr French, Saledino. ' Dae: The Lion roared as Loughlin took the field this year. Here truly is a team that will forever be a credit to old Loughlin. Not since Mr. Marty O'Donnell first took the reins at Loughlin, in 1944, has he ever assembled such a team. A real heavy hitting and good fielding team always took the field for the Loughlin nine. but this year's team was well packed with talent as Could be seen with the battles that took place for each position. 1 .,..,-f' I . . if I' gi. g., ' ,539 if ,i A Q . lj! ' if ' Q t i: 5 2 i , VAINES 96 I FHYGERALD KEARNEY The L1ons were unfortunately hurt by graduation in every possible way On the mound we lost Joe Kenna and Mlke Mc Carron who were the workhorses last year We lost a fine first baseman in Bob Sullivan along with W1ll1e Weithas Jack Sweeny and Jim Phllbxn but in splte of thls Coach ODonnell has come up with a very fine team Starting off with the man behind the plate we have a very versatile fellow by the name of Pete Naton Here we have a man who is truly one of the best catchers rn the league Naton IS not only a good hltter but also a very fine fielder and woe to the man who tr1es to steal a base on thls fellow because he has an arm that 1S straight fast and true Next we move along to th1rd base where we find Captain Joe Fltzgerald a man who really came up through the ranks a protege of Brother A James who ably runs the J V Joe played ball for Loughlm ever since he entered th1S fine mstltutxon of learning Who can forget his memorable plays against every team in the league Now as we move along to short stop we find there a fellow by the name of Vlnny Vames A boy who plays a lot of baseball on the field and always a credlt to Loughlm He IS a fast double play man and is one of the best hitters 1n the league There was and still IS a real hot battle for second base be tween Joe Brady and Walt Cezne as we go to press. Both boys are hard hltters and good fielders Both are versatlle sxnce they are of the few fellows on the team that can play all positions except pztchlng and catching equally well They can play wher ever a man IS needed and cause everyone to hustle At first Jack Wentz played most of the season and it took a lot of play mg to replace Bob Sullivan In the outfield we have three boys who can really chase and throw that ball jack Kearny John Ferrlck and jack Kenny These boys were and always w1ll be a credit to Loughlm On the mound which lost heavlly through graduatlon we have four very fine pitchers led by Dave Quinn who was ably supported by Harry Shea joe Harrmgton and Ed Lannxgan Although the champ1onsh1p rs st1ll in doubt at this time the Lion should roar and bring ln a champlonshlp to a deservlng mam BRADY 1-6 CEZNE 97 , . 1 9 . . . . . . , 5 7 l BOD I . . I 1., Y - 1 . 1 . I-4 ' , - y ' 1 -M , . I . . , 1 , v 9 . , . . Y 9 ' r , . 1 ' ' v x ' 7 - v I , dv . , . Q r . - 1 :EK 1' I . . ' - '-at l ' ' New 'V r. , V ' . 4 . f - ,,,,,, . . , . . ,, - 1 ' v 1 . L , . L y ' . Y Y 5 'fxx lx y X rl l l ' 4 ' V 5 J' f , I ' ' X A ' 1 I k 5 . Y ' ' 1 ',5?,fr' .2 ' ' A 2 MN I f if fig I ' ' 'i 'i ff . I X ,fi 4 , K r ix .XV ip ,I ,-'Jinx x 5 N Rims so al N ,V 'A Sill. ' , 5 it f 1, . -. a 7 G 473 . V 5 typ. X-X 3 KENNY QUINN FEERICK mga em Now we shall turn the pages of our Year- book ahead a few years and look ahead at the Loughlin teams of the future. The Junior Varsity teams have always been a credit to Loughlin. Since most of the J. V. nine have been moved up to the varsity we can only praise the teams moderator, coach, manager, and anything else that is needed on a team, Brother A. James. Many years ago Brother James came to Loughlin as a Latin teacher, and when he came, a man came into Loughlin who proved to be one of the most famous and popular Brothers that ever walked the hallowed halls of Loughlin. This has been proved time and time again by the number of ballplayers that have come up to the varsity. Joe Fitzgerald, the Varsity Captain, started his playing under Brother James, and the same for the rest of the infield of this year's Varsity. So we can bid Brother James good luck, and again thank him for his fme work with the J. V. nine, and hope the Lion's roar will bring luck for his J. V. Nine. Left to Right-Top: Jones, Lombardo, Wynn, Casey, Lockley. Middle: Griffin, Caputta, Lomot, Henry, Harrington, Smith. Front: Thomas, Guiller, Carr, Clark, Gaffney, Duggan, 5.1 A A V A ,W g o r 5 ' A' 5 plz- st' , g ' ' .V 'Q - ---fy , fr r - gg, - .X Q if Q f K We have a team here at Loughlm which does not get as much of the spotlight as track or basketball but the fellows on the tennis team do just as good a job Brother Albert who moderates the team was an able coach and advlsor to the boys playing last year A young team wlth practxcally no experx ence as compared with the vars1ty men of the other schools m the CHSAA led the Fight If th1s wasnt enough to handlcap the team they suffered another dlsaster when Doug Smlth was unable to play for the first part of the season Yes the boys had plenty of setbacks and they felt pretty low at the begmnmg of the Q3 A 'it season as they dropped their first and second matches to Xavler and Brooklyn Prep Then came the break when they beat All Hallows The next game was dropped to the Cham plons Iona Prep and the first half of the sea son was over By the second half Doug Smrth was back playing We started rlght off by takmg Brook lyn Prep Xavier and All Hallows ln rapid successlon but we dldn t quite get Iona thus finishing w1th an average of 500 This year looks even brighter The only loss to the team w1l1 be Doug Smith s gradua txon but a staff of veterans wxll be 1n there Also a strong group of freshmen have shown up So good luck boys My R 99 o 5 , A is - I or 4 -,,, 4 g V Mix y f -a 1' A Y-ish-- qffff 4. ' s r -of I . if fm, 'Em -. ' A ga U n -YI' ' Q-. P7 , :' 1 ,NA 'wg' -.14 1- g Aggg ' Y L Ki LOUGHLIN 61 ALUMNI 59 Old Timers like jack McGuirk,Dan Chus- tie, Chick Conway, jim Meehan, Bob Chiara, Bob Burggraf and Jim Philbin couldn't cope with a spirited Lion five as they nosed out a victory in the last few minutes of play. LOUGHLIN 40 TRINITY 37 The League opener saw a hustling Trinity five leading all the way but didn't count on McGorty's set and followup foul in an over- time to take the game. LOUGHLIN 40 BROOKLYN PREP 44 Quick ball handling and sure shots baffied the Lion quintet in remaining minutes of play as the Prepsters eeked out a four point vic- tory. Frank Giancontieri paced the Loughlin five with 12 markers. LOUGHLIN 40 ST. MICHAEL'S 46 Poor shooting and inability to fight with the height of the visitors added up to give the Purple and Gold the second loss of the season. LOUGHLIN 48 ST. AUGUSTINE'S 44 An underdog Lion quintet assured Loughlin of a promising team by leading their sup- posed superiors throughout the game. Frank McGorty led the team with 17 points. LOUGHLIN 60 ST. JOI-IN'S 49 Our unbeaten rivals for the past six years met their waterloo at the hands of an aveng- ing five. LOUGHLIN 43 CATHEDRAL 41 After trailing at the half, a Loughlin quintet came from behind to edge out a scrappy Cathedral five, 43-41, on the loser's court. Stretch stopped shot. Feerick and O'Doherty help make history LOUGHLIN 49 ST. FRANCIS 67 The Purple and Gold hoopsters bowed to a fast breaking, fast moving and high flying St. Francis five on the home hardwood. LOUGHLIN 37 TRINITY 43 McGuire and Giacontieri garnering 10 and 9 apiece, couldn't stop a spirited Trinity five who avenged themselves of a previous defeat. LOUGHLIN 42 BROOKLYN PREP 31 Remembering an earlier defeat the Lion five sailed into the Prepsters and mopped up with McGorty and jahrsdoerfer at the helm with 15 and 13 respectfully. LOUGHLIN 41 ST. MICHAEL'S 49 Suffering the second defeat of the season to the Michaelmen, the Lion five die hards tried every possible defense but just couldn't make ends meet. McGorty and Zuwalick claim possession Standing: L-R-Ralph Reed, William Cleary, Edward Parchinski CCaptainl, Charles Bartz, Ronald Del Balzo, Martin O'Donnell iCoachb. Brother James CModeratorb, Richard Eichorn, Raymond Weitekamp, Kenneth Dwyer, john Saladino, Kneelingff-August La Fuffa, Michael Coiro, Thomas Murray, john Henry Lewis LManagerJ, john Boland, Arthur Martyn, Richard Lomot. LOUGHLIN 49 ST. AUGUSTINE 31 Both teams hit hard by graduation saw a dubious outcome in pre-game predictions, but the Purple and Gold quintet kept their su- periority with its second defeat over St. Augustine. LOUGHLIN 47 ST. JOHN'S 41 Five more scalps were hung up as the in- vincible Redmen met their second defeat at the hands of an unmerciless Loughlin quintet. Now, was that good or bad? LOUGHLIN 46 CATHEDRAL 38 Avenging an earlier defeat the Lions came back and waltzed off with an 8 point victory with Feerick and Curry's terrific ball handling. LOUGHLIN 29 ST. FRANCIS 46 The last game of the season saw the same high, fast and fair Franciscans taking us for the second time to the depths of defeat. if--Mg A f. . - . JYYL ff f-4 D LAUGH Q I is-pf? S ffl, f 23' ' f I KH Q if 0442 Led by Captain Ed Parchinski the junior Varsity fought its way to second place in the C.H.S.A.A. league just behind the Redmen of St. John's Throughout the season the cub five had been sparked by Bob Fischel, Mike Coiro and Tom Murray with Fischel emerging high scorer of the Loughlin secondaries. The Redmen tasted defeat once however when they bowed to a 27-25 tilt on the home court. Other members of the team included Frank f I We dood it at last- we beat St. johns. I Filber, Ed Gaffney, Dick Einhorn, Charlie Bartz, Ken Dwyer, Bill Cleary, Jack Saladino, jack Boland and Ronnie Del Balzo who are certain to contend for the primary roster next year. Switching moderators in midstream from Brother John to Brother Clement when the former became ill, did not seem to handicap the freshmen any for they rode right across the entire season suffering only one defeat. Standing: L-R-John McDonald, William Crawford, Francis Rogers, Michael Krajkovich, james Harper, Andrew Meyer. Kneeling Brother Clement, john Lynch, Kenneth Stefanik, Edward French, Charles Noel, Edward O'I-Ialloran, Mario Mattei, Edward Lanigan. Missing from picture-James Wynne, Robert Zawasky. -M. 'LJ Q gi hai l04 Front Row: L-R-William Quinn, james Bertrand, john Donahue, joseph Los, Michael Quinn, james Noonan, Edward McGill, John Nicholas. Back Row-Burke Henry, john Gregory CManagerj, joseph Brady, William Horne, Harry Benvenuto CCoachD, William Bickard fCaptainJ, joseph Mehegan, Barry McManus, Edward Nelson, Richard Rack, Brother Amelian joseph CModeratorJ. Brady in a dive. 74a Sea .fiona Patience and Practice. Keeping these two thoughts in mind, Brother Amelian joseph and Mr. Harry Benvenuto worked all season to make the swimming team the success that it was. At the beginning of the season the coaching staff was confronted with the serious problem of building up practically a new team. The only remaining veterans from the previous season were Captain Willie Bickard, Mike Quinn, Joe Brady, Percy Nicholas, Joe Los and Ed Nelson. As good coaches know, a strong swimming team must consist of at least 15 top notch swimmers. The question that faced Brother and Mr. Benvenuto was where to obtain at least 10 more competent natators. Brother Joseph knew that the undergrads would not only make the team victorious this year, but would keep the team on top for many years to come. From the freshmen year he enrolled Richard Rack, Edward McGill, Richard Moebus, Roger Nolan, Harold Cros- by, Donald Kinney and Anthony Stockert. Two outstanding swimmers from this group are Richard Rack, who is a member of the 200 yard relay and Edward McGill an out- standing backstroker. From the sophomore year Brother obtained Ed Nelson, Joe Los, William Quinn, joseph Horne, Richard Kas- koun, and Robert Bernert. Responding to the call from the junior year were Willie Bickard, Mike Quinn, joe Brady, Jim Rooney, Arty Swanson, Barry McManus, and Robert Dancanson. Not to be sold short, the senior year was well represent- ed by john Nicholas, jim Noonan, john La- mot, john Donahue, jim Bertrand, Tony Alta- murra, joe Mehegan, joe Macy, George Han- lay and Jim Neerincx. l . 1 J .X f 'fx .a-if I ramswaaxggagia- . -, P QA? Ttsgfl- Left to nght Rxchard Rack Wlllram Blckard john Nicholas Michael Qumn Havmg formed the nucleus of a team now was the t1me to put the patxence and practlce motto mto effect Farthfully four days a week the sea llons practxced 1n the Brooklyn Cen tral Y The first thmg they were taught was to start quxckly and correctly Later 1n the season th1s eff1c1ency rn startmg was the de termmmg factor 1n many meets After the mermen had mastered the racmg start they pract1ced many long hours at such essent1als as how to stroke and klck properly and turn rapldly Perhaps the success of the swlmmmg team IS best lllustrated by the talhes of the season Loughlm Loughlm Loughlm Loughlm Loughlm Loughlm Loughlm Loughlrn Loughlm Loughlm Loughlm Loughlm Manhattan Prep Brooklyn Prep St Johns Cardinal Hayes St Francis Fordham Prep Rrce Brooklyn Prep Iona Xavler Manhattan Prep All Hallows Front Row LR Richard Moebus Anthony Stockert james Neermx Robert Duncanson Robert Bernert Donald Kinney Richard Kaskoun Back Row Roger Nolan Charles Douglas Harry Benvenuto CCoachJ Joseph Macy Brother Amehan Joseph QModeratorJ Arthur Swanson john Lomot l'C.,-I' Score I-hgh' Score Low' The cheer leaders echo Under the new and able leadershlp of Brother Raymond the heermg squad has recexved the enthusxasm and support of the rooters of the Loughl1n vlctory The squad has adopted several new cheers and are using gymnastics for the hrst t1me as an added attractlon The group mem bers are jack Kenny joseph Maloney Frank Allen P Qumn John Spltzer Bob Stattel Lxons and thxs orgamzed vocal help has en couraged the Purple and Gold on to many a Among the more popular cheers are 1 2 4 Skyrocket and the double L No rest durmg tnme outs Left to Right Qumn Spxtzer Stattel Allen Maloney Kenny 106 J I L.,---' -F, I Q fc, 1151 as fy' 153302 fs 1 , l 5 31 , . I ,Q- Ao ni ' J f rm' ,, J,,,4:,. ., . - ff 1.44 M ., W- H55 g- ., .,k.y.x., . .Q ., 6.1.3, sa -Q A, . 4 Y ,A Q., .uw fa' .--J ., ' 4-.- . 'ff' mg .:-r , . ff1e'?1- 1 '73 '-gf x ' -- g- , g,. .g, ' '- ., ' . ,lfut ,V V y 1 I 1 ,Z 1 i K STAFF EDITORS TYPISTS JOTIH BGCTIT, John Rohan Joseph Finger, Vincent Hussian FEATURE EDITORS FEATURE STAFF Fred Lang, George Boyle J. Gaffney, E. Farro, M. Shalhoub, F. Bes- ton, A. Annunziata, J. Merten, E. Ruega- SPORTS EDITORS mer, H. Virgona, H. Morpurgo, J. Cousins Thomas Abrahams, James Catterson L. Helfrich COPY EDITORS ART STAFF Abraham Ward, Thomas Ramoino H, Nietzchmann, J. Riggio, J. Macy MODERATOR Brother B. Albert, F.S.C. llilllllllilllllii'W A king for a week-Jim Sutton, the Lion Tamer. .415 5. xl , Editors at work. 5 S sf, , . df' ,f.f.,3,,?4yf' 'T ' 0 mmf , I ' V -gx .-, . ,, ? 1-1q.1i.f',.igq,z ' .f ' 5 7 . 7 4 f x 4 'fr X-' ' A I ' ' ,gf I 49 ' '- . 1-1' , X' 4,91 ,, wfff1 . 9'1 - ' - w:'Y' 1' e V 6 VW.. ', ' gif? ' - -'.fx 'v,ARbl,- his-!' .'t' 1 ,Miika 1 ' 'ff ' ' ' . ,-1 , ff,-5 it 4 Snag . ,WI X . nl ' ' I I ' . 'nd . .lt - in ., W V, I 1 ', ,-xii, 'M ?f::-:..b,y, .!31L.5?j,i if-fr'-f ,V . , . ,. 4 f,,,,,,:1g?..-,y 4g -',,,i-'zzrr ,I ' , . 'N' -V f Q ,,,fL-? ' ' , , ' ig, 4 ' f ' , if-H f Y' ,, v f f- f- ' ' -f Hs . 5 I ! 97, ff E Downey, Sallicito, Altamura, Lawson, Becht, Mark. ,,--M -. ,, -f.r' ' . H t 74a Santee Although its work is not a new branch of activity, the Service Squad is a recent organi- zation at Loughlin and in the past year has made its mark as a boon to the school as a student organization. Early in 1947 it was decided that the Student Council would sur- render its duties in the kitchen and behind the counter and that these duties would be taken over by another group, namely the Service Squad. Since that time, under the guidance of Brother Andrew, the Squad has operated in- dependently of the Council and has done such a fine job that it has become a welcomed and even necessary institution here in school. As a result of the split into two organizations, the Council maintains law and order while the Service Squad takes care of all the hard work of selling ice cream, sizzling hot dogs, serving the faculty and, among other things, dishing out spaghetti, chow mein and what have you. To be frank about it, the apron- detail takes on all kinds of jobs to aid Chef Bob and his very efficient but likewise very genial staff. 4 v w -. f .1 f 4 L gf! 1' gm- -A-li 1 6 Kaz 1 af?-' 4 5 iff 1' of , -L9-' A ,rkiofyflw ly, . 1 ' e is , , J' ,Q H-'A wi , 'V Q' if ,i 'K r Oudema The combined efforts of approximately thirty boys makes the orchestra rank high in the extra-curricular activities at the school. The orchestra, under the able direction of Mr. Consoli, puts many hours of hard work in perfecting their har- mony. Brother Richard, the moderator,assists Mr.Consoli in his work. The organi- zation plays at the various assemblies and shows put on in school, and gives an annual concert each Spring. The orchestra also helps to bring out the talents in all the fellows connected with it. X N XJ , lar ,t by g 553 , I2L4. I - . ' I, V I 1 0 rfb is-e.gLf .9 4', a. 3 - wr? ' ' ,L , mstviilxi is f Dance Zend The dance band is composed of those fellows who are interested in popular music. Brother Richard gives freely of his time helping the group at practice. The efforts of the band are also enjoyed and appreciated by the entire school, at assemblies, dances, and after school hours. The talent in the band was shown at the Thanksgiving show and Fall Sport Hop when they had the place jumpin'. pix lla? w I Y 'A li , 74e.L'ea7faaafzS ' The Leo Honor Society was initiated at Loughlin by Bishop Molloy in 1943 and has since become one of the school's most highly respected organizations. Memberships are limited to the top ten percent of the student body with the added condition of active participation in at least one extra-curricular activity. They are awarded semi-annually by the principal on the recommendations of the faculty. The right fn wear fl-ip gold and white pin of this society is the highest mark of recognition of scholastic excellence that can be bestowed on a student, and carries with it a number of valuable privileges. As an added compensation and impetus for the extra study which must be done to attain this honor, the principal and moderator of the Society, Brother Aquilinus Joseph, has granted members the privilege of asking their teachers for exemptions from the midterm exams. Also, for every time that a boy attains Leo, a notation is made on his permanent record card. If he receives several such notations during his stay at Loughlin, he is virtually assured of being accepted by almost any college. There is a further advantage of membership in that it automatically makes one eligible for mem- bership in the Student Council and Scholarship Club in the Senior year. Among the present graduates, representatives in the Leo Honor Society from the January class are: Thomas Abrahams, justin Bolger, John Connolly, John Cuddahy, Anthony diBuono,-Ioseph Finger, Thomas Gehm,James Herbert, Robert Hoelfner, john Hyland, Frederick Lang, William Owens, Anthony Schlosser, Louis Somma, Abraham Ward, and Edward Young. And from the june class: Samuel Campbell, Peter Daniels, Robert Driscoll, James Gaffney, Stanley Gaither, Michael Halford, Vincent Hussian, Martin Lieblang, Joseph Mehegan, Edward Mergens, Augustine Mosso, joseph O'Donnell, Thomas Ramoino, John Riggio, John Rohan, Angelo Santoro, Frederick Schulein, Robert Snell, Vincent Trost, and john Zahn. 118 7 S ' Comes the quarter of three dismissal bell, and many scholastically minded seniors take themselves to the sanctuary of knowledge, which is none other than the humble abode of a versatile organization-the Scholarship Club. Brother Gabriel, its moderator, can well boast of his boys, because through the training he has given them, they have not once failed to show their abilities in the many aspects of later life. Many Brothers' boys will leave Loughlin for the higher fields of education. Where their matriculation will center is the prime purpose of Brother Gabriel's help in the way of preparation through repetition. By affording his members a chance of acquaintance with the varied types of examinations to be faced in the entrance to colleges, Brother has bettered their chances for scholastic attainment in the field of higher education. If confidence, as well as ability, is second to none for the winning of a scholarship, again Brother Gabriel has not faltered in his purpose, nor have his boys. Much success has been met with in the scholarship tests conducted by the New York State Regents, The Knights of Columbus, and the Pepsi Cola Com- pany, as well as those conducted by the colleges of Fordham, Manhattan, St. John's and St. Francis. The attainment of these two latter scholarships was accomplished this past December by Arthur Schlosser of 125 and Anthony DiBuono of 414, who will matriculate at St. John's and by Francis Cuddahy of 416, who will Find a haven in the halls of St. Francis. Likewise, the N. R. O. T. C. Scholarship, which is the Navy-sponsored educa- tional program, has been received by many Loughlin seniors with enthusiastic response. Acceptance in this program entitles a student, under the auspices of the U. S. Navy, to a full four year college course in any of the specified colleges in the country. At the present writing, the results of the past examination are un- known. Because a high percentage of students passing the mental tests were also able to pass the strict physical requirements in previous examinations, Brother Gabriel confidently replied: Our hopes are high. Forming the strong backbone of this organization are such seniors of the January class as Abrahams, Annunziata, Colligan, Connolly, Cuddahy, DeSimone, DiBuono, Gehm, Hoeffner, Hyland, Keyes, Kramer, Lang, Schlosser, Thumser and Ward, of the June graduating class-Borkowski, Boyle, Campell, Cornyn, Driscoll, Gaffney, Gaither, Macy, Mergens, Mosso, Ramoino, Riordan, Rohan, Shalhoub, and Schublein. H9 Top: Geyer, Marchello, Butler, Nietzchmann, Powers, Cross, Carson, Thumser, Galvin, Amend, Beck. Middle: Kunzweiler, Starkey, Babb, Panczyk, McPhillamy, Vingona, Knoetgen, Alt, Donovan, Auld, Becht. Seated: Gaeto, McKegney, Walsh, Guthrie, Brother Adelbert james, Keyes, Uhland, Aguiar, O'Day. w 74a Q ' , ' V J 'N Copy! . . . Where's the dummy! . . . Get the cut for ' ' , page 3! . . . It doesn't fit! . . . Deadline. Each phrase is a story in itself. Very few people when glancing over our monthly publication realize the amount of 4 time consumed in publishing the Ujamesonianf' And, BROTHER JAMES in the midst of the staff there to give advice and first AL GUTHRIE class information of the intricacies of newspaper functioning is Brother Adelbert James, who for the past four years has been at the helm of the paper in the capacity of Director of Publications. The Jamesonian, which took up where f'The Mentor of old St. James left off, is now in its third decade of publication and is the oldest school paper in existence that has been published continuously. The purpose of the paper is to present to the students a com- plete coverage of school activities and a crys- tallization of school life. It was but recently that the Jamesonian reached its zenith. Besides receiving the Medalist award from the Columbia Press Association and a citation from Catholic War Veterans, it annexed two more honors. One from the Catholic Press Association and the other from the Brooklyn Eagle. Aiding Brother james in preparing a first class monthly was a first class staff. Primarily responsible for the Jamesonians success dur- ing the first part of the year was Editor-in- Chief. Al Guthrie. Led by Managing Editor Bill Keyes. the Editorial Board, consisted of Bob Auld. J. Allen Thumser, jim Cross and Gene Beck, who play a major role in the actual planning and setting up of the paper. Rounding out the staff was jack Becht. Ex- change Editor and Phil Geyer sports writer. Then came February, Graduation! Ready to carry on the fine work was William Knoetgen as Editor-in-Chief and Tom Donavan as Man- aging Editor, while posts of Feature Editor and Copy Editor were filled by Bob Amend and R. Gordon respectively. Edward Babb took over the Exchange Column while Ed Butler carried on in the capacity of chief artist without talented Hank Nietzchmann. The sports department was in a class by itself, with its own editors and writing staff. john Starkey and Frank McCann were co- editors and at the same time co-authors of the Loudspeaker. Aiding them in the work of banging out the sports pages was Jack Walsh. Also valuable in the production of the jamesonian was the typing class under the direction of Brother Alfred Peter. It was these students who tackled the job of typing out the full six pages before the copies were sent to press. And there you have the jamesonian, a hard working group that has developed a feeling of unity which has grown from the close har- mony in which they labor. All the success that was accomplished was not all done in a day. It took twenty years of experience to de- velop it to perfection. gs: A D b 2' .5 13, Q Y V 1 fn, .4 fb -.Q E, ,f 12? UF P , X' if f My . V , ,si 1 Qi A sl' x 0- l,...- 33V gl 5 ' f v1 1 14 if v .r i QQ 1 Q' .ti ' A . , B I Q,-'S ' 1 ROTHER PATRICK, F.S.C Alexander Lett, Thomas Guiler. We Uh! 746 ' Perhaps with less fanfare than track and less glamor than basketball but with as much skill and ability required, is the little publicized forensic art of debating. Every year debaters are competing at the rostrum with other schools, in the hope of attaining greater glory for Loughlin. Throughout the season, these qualified individuals continue to strive for greater efficiency and ability in this particular field and are indeed worthy of the praise here given to them. Upholding the heritage which Loughlin students have established in all fields of endeavor, the Debating Society consistently engages in successful seasons. A long season of debates is climaxed by the annual Azarias Forensic League tournament sponsored by the Brothers of the Christian Schools. Last year Thomas Mann, joseph Edden Henry Miller, George Boyle, John Rohan Francis Waters, Louis Kennedy, james Catterso Frank Beston, William Foley, james Arachting 122 Loughlin won nine out of twelve debates with the team of George Boyle and james Catter- erm rnrniving hrnrwn rnnriale fnr their nrhinvn- ments. This year while not placing any team in the semi-finals Loughlin again proved itself to be a tough opponent by winning a large percentage of its debates. The national debate topic for the year was, Resolved: That the Federal Government should require arbitration of Labor disputes in all basic American industriesf' In order for a debater to intelligently discuss a topic of such depth it is necessary for him to have a large knowledge of the subject in general, and to be familiar with all the various pros and cons. In order to secure this knowledge it was necessary for the members of the team to de- vote long hours of hard work and study at home, in school, and in public and private libraries. The necessity of this laborious un- dertaking is born out by the fact that a good debater must live, eat and drink his topic be- fore he is able to argue. After the basic knowl- edge was comprehended, fundamental speech- es were prepared and the various teams en- gaged in inter-squad debates. Under the guid- ing hand and expert tutelage of Brother Ad- jutor Patrick the teams were prepared for outside competition. Throughout the year the team was engaged with the outstanding schools of the city including De La Salle, St. Augustine, Cardinal hayes and La Salle. Dur- ing these meetings each debater strove for 10070 efficiency in knowledge of subject and organifefi presentation and refutatiera. Cor:- stant practice together with the constructive criticism of Brother Patrick cultivated the members of the team into polished orators. The team consists of George Boyle, President, James Catterson, Vice-Presidentg Frank Bes- ton, Secretary, Henry Miller, Frank Waters, joseph Edden, Carmine LoBosco, Thomas Guiler, james Arachtingi and Alexander Lett. Devoting their talents to other fields George Boyle and james Catterson took part in the annual Youth Forum conducted by the Daily Mirrcr. They were selected from a group of over 120 youths representing the city's lead- ing youth organizations. Boyle was selected as chairman and received a gold watch for his efforts while Catterson was chosen as alternate chairman and was rewarded with a pen and pencil set. The ultimate aim of the Debating Society is to train the men of Loughlin in the varied skills of debate and discussion in order that in future life they might have the ability to ex- press their own personal viewpoint clearly and intelligently. The ability to say what you mean effectively is of great value at all times, especially today in a world where the foes of Catholicism are not adverse to expressing their feelings against our beliefs. l joseph Edden George Boyle VARSITY Frank Beston James cmerson Brother Patrick and boys work on an electron. Seated: Gormley,Trost, McLaughlin, Waring, Gural, Gehm, Osti, Annunziata, Flynn, Beutow, Comyn. Standing: Crowley, Costello, Sherry, Marro, Thumser, Powers, Leimkueler, Babt, Brother Patrick, Moderator. Behind the closed doors of the Physics Lab every Monday and Friday afternoon, you will find a group of boys who are huddled around a man identified by the habit of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, listening intently to his lecture. This is the Radio Club. The pri- mary purpose of this organization is best sum- marized in its popular pseudonym SPARKS -Society to Promote the Advancement of 'D-,-IS- 'hV..-...1-.-l.-.,- -..A 01-111 Axuunv Lxnnvvvnvusve uuu unux. Under the versatile moderation and guid- ance of Brother C. Patrick, these budding young physicists are instructed in radio tech- nology. Then, having assimilated the ideas he has imparted, they put these facts into practice by tinkering with the old radio parts that have been reclaimed from scrap piles, cellars, and attics all over Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island. Needless to say, the Radio Club has the active support of the Physics Department in securing material, and, at pres- ent, special attention is given to the newly ac- quired war surplus material. A typical Sparks session commences with a period of instruction from the experiment manual. However, theory is not the sole ob- jective, for by utilizing the inforrnation ac- quired from the experiment for the day, a radio unit is assembled from the experimental blocks which the boys themselves have con- structed. On each block is an essential radio part. By wiring the blocks together in various fashions, an entire radio unit may be assem- bled. In this manner the apparently complex wiring of the radio mechanism is simplified, considerably, and can be studied with ease by the boys. 'T 5 1 Brother Albert and Mr. Rogers explain operations of a gill to club members. One of the quieter clubs, which remains long after school hours in the pursuit of re- search, is the Biology Club. Meetings are high- lighted by an informal atmosphere within which the club members are able to cooperate more successfully than otherwise. There ex- ists no hierarchy of members, each member works in a group under a certain project, some of which are: THE REPTILE DEPARTMENT-Fabri and Coheleach, both working on the habits of reptiles. THE TROPICAL FISH DEPARTMENT- Mills and Endrews, both studying breed- ing habits of fish. THE DISSECTION DEPARTMENT - fLoughlin's future surgeonsj Maddocks, A. DeCostanza and Hyland. THE PLANT LIFE DEPARTMENT - Peclaukas and A. DeCostanza, devoted to the study of hydroponics and grafting. THE MICROTONE DEPARTMENT - A. Annunziata and Bob Miller, constructing a microtone and making slides. These are just a few of the departments Za active in the study of Biology. Most of the boys are in more than one group, thus insuring a firm bond and union among all members. The members of the Biology Club come from more than one year. The most represen- tative year groups are the freshman and sen- ior years. From the senior year, there are J. DeCostanza, A. Annunziata, Hyland, and Doc Gorman. The informal atmosphere pre- vents the student councillors on this club from stamping down on the freshmen. It has been found that most members of the Biology Club wish to pursue some branch of the sciences, such as medicine, surgery, den- tistry, or farming. This interest urges them to join one of the other clubs, such as the Radio and Chemistry Clubs, each of which has among its membership ex-Biology Club mem- bers. Most of the credit for the fine work done lies in the hands of Mr. Rogers and Brother Albert, both of whom have, for the past four years, remained with the boys late after school hours, urging them on. Their patience and understanding have been well reflected in the fine work done by the members. To them, the members attribute all credit for the success of their club. Front, Left to Right: Donoghue, Korber, Driscoll, Gaither, Mr. Fabinski, Moderator, Mosso, Blanc, jones, Nonconnu. Rear: Mezzetti, Cobum, Sill, Kelly, Smith, Rigney, Brown, Vitale, Viviane. Puig-Wow? If you are passing Room 312 some Friday afternoon and you hear a steady flow of un- familiar words pouring into the corridor, do not be alarmed and fear that you have come upon foreigners who are plotting the destruc- tion of Loughlin. just gather your wits to- gether and be informed that you have invaded the realm of the Cerc1e Jeanne d'Arc -more popularly known as the French Club. ++ NP . A '47 lx . . . :L-1751 , -I +,.s55i?5Q2 1' + 1+ algae'-9 B-as 126 Although it is one of the least publicized extra-curricular activities at Loughlin, the French Club is one of our best organized groups. Under the moderation of Mr. Frank Fabinski, the cultural side of the French so- ciety is brought into view. The primary pur- pose of this organization, is to familiarize its members wiih the life and cusiuuis uf Lin: French people, as well as to acquaint them with a speaking and understanding knowledge of the French language. When all the members have checked in, the session of the French Club commences. First, you are handed a mimeographed vocabulary sheet on the subject for discussion. Then, after you have mastered your parlez-vous- merci beaucoups and Ucherchez les femmes, the conversation in French begins. By prac- tice alone, it has been proved, can the mas- tery of a foreign language be acquired, here is the place to practice that bon jour, mon- sieur that you have been saving for a suitable occasion. Once a month, one of our most eloquent professeurs of the French Department ad- dresses these Etudians de francais. His lec- ture in French helps tune their ears to the understanding of French pronunciation, and develops in the boys a certain keeness and speed in discerning the meanings of French words. Linguaphone records are instrumental in the further development of this technique which is of prime importance in the study of la belle langue. . Ulllllllll The Camera Club, under the moderatorship of Brother C. Richard, has a limited member- ship of twenty-five. From these twenty-five were chosen co-Presidents Gene Kusielewicz and Edward Sherry, while Thomas Potenza and Robert Gormerly were elected Secretary and Treasurer, respectively. Around this nu- cleus Brother Richard has built up a well or- ganized group. Meetings are held once a week, and are run by parliamentary procedure. The organization has made excursions to various points, such as, The Cloisters, Pali- sades and the Bronx Zoo, to acquire pictures for exhibits. The exhibits, which have been held in the library, have produced many fine enlargements. This fact is a criterion for the carrying on of the Club's work, and a proof of its achieved success. The Club is divided into three groups, the first consisting of members with only a faint understanding of photography, the second group with members who know how to de- velop negatives and print pictures, and the third, or advanced group, for those members who know how to enlarge. The dark room, which is in use many afternoons, is well equipped for developing, printing and enlarg- ing. The main activities of the Club consist in supplying pictures for the Jamesonian and Loughlinite, furthering the interests of those wishing to advance in photography, and for conducting classes of instruction for its mem- bers. Left to right-Top: McCarthy, Petrovec, Merten, Willsey, Willsey, Wisniewiski, Lieblang Gilroy. Middle: Cardali, Doe, Ruegamer, Becht, Rohan, Albert, Woodward, Lucas. Front Pettit, Francekevitch, Gormley, Kusielewicz, Sherry, Potenza, Richard, Brady. PATRICK O'CONNELL Died, Sept. 17, 1947, while studying at Maryknoll Apostolic College. 3 REQUIESCAT IN PACE awwayazzafga RELIGIOUS ORDERS -THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS: John Greeley, Robert Laube. THE FRANCISCANS: Francis Leech. THE JOSEPH- ITE FATHERS: William McCarty. THE MARYKNOLL FATHERS: William Galvin, Peter Reehil, John Walsh. THE PASSIONISTS: Russell Sheehan. ARMED FORCES-Lawrence Campbell, Pascu- lo Cipriano, Robert Downes, Francis Drumm, joseph G. Gunning, Albert Hajduk, Francis Henry, Arthur Iversen, James Keating, james Mullooly. PERMANENTLY EMPLOYED Isorrv bovs. no free advertisingj: Angelillo. Appolot. Bahnken. Barone, Beljan, Berkemer, Buckheit, Carmody, Conway, Dean, Debacher, Dennigan, Dolan, Dona- hue, Doyle, Driscoll, Fitzroy, Fleming, Gabos, Haley, Hanry, Henze, Hohmann, Horn, Hutzel, judge, Kehoe, Kelly, Kelly, Kennedy, Kistner, Kunzweiler, Larney, Lattanzi, Lehning, Lentsch, Lopez, Loscalzo, Loughery, Magee, Manger, Man- narino. Meaney. Messina, Meyers, Milkovits, Mil- ler, Mona, Monahan, Muenkel, OlDonnell, Ragazzi, Redden. Ritter. Roan. Sabbogh, Scanlan. Schabow- sky, Schaub, Schretsman. Scotto, Scheedy, Sipler, Sokolowski, Sparacio, Spoufera, Sweeney, Taran- tino, Teehan, Thornton, Torello, Towle, Vackner, Waszkiewicz, Weldon, Wicelinski,Widmer,Wieman. COLLEGES--BROOKLYN COLLEGE: Danisi, Gostic, Holihan, Molesphini, Sumpter. BROOK- LYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE: Bakota, Ca- hill, Fleeg, Martin, Rahilly, Skinner. COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK: Creedon, Del Greco, Fogerty, Johnston, Nesdill, Skinnon, Wolf, Zitzelsberger. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY: Schurr, Wallace. CORNELL: Hanley. FORDHAM UNI- VERSITY: Arleo, Faherty, Fahey, Hoar, Ledogar, Liebelt, Lynch, Mangan, Mullally, O'Brien, Don- nelly, Pagello, Ryan, Santone, Schaefer, Schnap- pauf, Sheehan, Wilson. STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE fCort1andj: O'Donnell. FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY: Maher. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY: O'Brien. HAR- VARD COLLEGE: Povell. HOFSTRA COL- LEGE: Dervin, Morra. LA SALLE COLLEGE: Witkowski. MANHATTAN COLLEGE: Briody, Cincotta, Dilsner, Donahue, Evers, Fister, Frey, Gallagher, Gerner, Gibson, Harrington, Keegan, Kelly, Kohler, Leonard, McEvoy, Mealey, Mischuk, Murphy, Pender, Petersen, Philbin, Santare, Setzer, Shevlin. Smith. von Stamwitz. Thomassen. MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY: Giffhorn, N. Y. RADIO AND TELEVISION INSTITUTE: De- cher1t.N.Y. S. COLLEGE OF FORESTRY: Duane. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY: Bennett, Lenihan, McLaughlin. PACE INSTITUTE: Alisen, Koest- ner, Rowe, Stevens. PRATT INSTITUTE: Hart- man, Walker. PROVIDENCE COLLEGE: Perz. QUEENS COLLEGE: Bonsignore, Burggraf, Casey, Driscoll, O'Sullivan, Smith, Sullivan, Szap. RUTGERS UNIVERSITY: Nugent. RHODES: Rodin. ST. BONAVENTURE: Murphy. ST. FRANCIS OF LORETTO, PA.: Brode. ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE: Evers, Fanochi, McGrath, McHugh, McVeety, Marro, Matteace, Panta, Riley, Scibelli. Serpino, Trautwein. Waldron. ST. jOHN'S UNIVERSITY: Bagdonas, Becher. Borg, Bosch, Brady, Brambil, Dugan, Dunn, Feudt- ner, Fitzgerald, Friedman, Guyer, Gibbons, Gib- bons, Greco, Hanley, Hannan, Hoar, Hroncich, Hughes. Kaiser, McNally, McLaughlin, McLough- lin, Mahoney, Mather, Matier, Miller, O'Reilly, McPartlin, Pischnotte, Reddy, Regulski, Schaefer, Schumacher, Sweet, Taylor, Thomson, Weiss, Zane. SETON HALL COLLEGE: Boyle, Brandt, Con- lon, Weithas. VILLANOVA COLLEGE: Cham- bers, Gonsalves, Rance. Left to Right-Standing: Fitzgerald, McMahon, Ennist, Sheehan. Seated: Mahoney, Brother james, Ward. Missing: John Cousins. Moderator Brother Aurelius James President john Cousins Secretary Joseph Fitzgerald Vice President Abraham Ward Sacristan John McVickers We have kept the best until last. To all '48 graduates, their most vivid recollections of Loughlin will be those of the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter activities, as presented by Brother James and his able assistants. This last year has been packed with especially successful activities as the Mite-box drive and the First Friday speeches. During the year Loughlin was honored with the presence of such speakers as the Rev. Father Clancey, an alumnus, who spoke on The True Value of Thanksgiving, Mr. James Philips, Brother A. Thomas and others. These, and other such vigorous talks, have served as inspirations to Loughlin's '48 senior classes. One of the newer projects of the Arch-Confraternityn has been the practice of serving warm breakfast for the First-Friday communicants-the last group served numbered over five hundred. Because of the success of this project, Brother james also inaugurated a senior communion-breakfast. The idea behind these breakfasts is to encourage the frequent reception of the Eucharist by Loughlinites. Together with this project, the canned food drive, the sale of religious cards, and the Catholic book drive have also served to further the ideals of the Arch- Confraternity. They have reached their goals and won the laurels and plaudits of our school. Their ideals are to further Christian education, to awaken an interest in the reception of the Sacraments, and thereby teach youth to know, love and serve Jesus, and to foster vocations to the Priesthood and Brothers. Their suc- cess in the past insures the success of their future endeavors. JANUARY GRADUA'1 ES Thomas Abrahams 18 St james Place Brooklyn N Y Queen of All Samts John E Ahearn 102 14 62nd Ave Fcrest Hrlls L I Our Lady of the Angelus Anthony Altamura 70 07 32nd Ave jackson Herghts L I St joan of Arc Anthony Annunzrata 1227 Herklmer St Brooklyn N Y Our Lady of the Presentatlon Eugene Annunzrata 992 St Marks Aye Brooklyn N Y St johns Robert Auld 33 33 160th St Flushmg N Y St Andrew Ayelllno John G Becht 100 25 88th Ave Richmond H111 N Y Holy Chlld Iesus Theodore Bohner 63 29 84th St Elmhurst L I Ascensxon Mrddle Vrllage justm Bolger 731 Humboldt St Brooklyn N Y St Anthony of Padua Joseph D Bornkamp 6903 Woodside Ave Woodsrde L I St Mary s Help of Chrrstrans Kenneth Brady 122 31 Mrlburn St St A bans N Y St Catherme of Srenna Edward Brxdges 86 Herbert St Brooklyn N Y St Cecrha s Parxsh Damel F Brown 115 32 147th St jamarca L I St Clement Pope Fred Caramamco 567 77th St Brooklyn N Y St Bomface Robert Carleo 44 13 28th Ave Long Island Cnty N Y St joseph s Parxsh James Carney 1678 Lmden St Brooklyn N Y St Brrglds Parxsh George A Cassata 588 Herkrmer St Brooklyn N Y Holy Rosary Laurence Cavanaugh 95 30 89th St Ozone Park L I Natlylty of the Blessed Vlrgm Mary Tom Cheswlck 47 Lombardy St Brooklyn N Y St Cecllxas Parxsh Kevin A Cody 5017 203rd St Baysrde L I St Kevms Parxsh Robert F Cody 21 57 37th St Astoria L I St Francrs of Assrsr joseph D Colgan 114 10 109th Ave Ozone Park L 1 Our Lady of Perpetual Help james Colllgan 139 18 34th Road Flushlng N Y St Mlchaels Flushlng john Connolly 85 Calyer St Brooklyn 22 N Y St Anthony of Padua Parxsh Joseph Cosenza 35 21 29th St Long Island Cxty N Y St Patrrck s Parxsh john W Cousms 1466 East 55th St Brooklyn N Y Mary Queen of Heaven Parxsh john Cuddahy 112 Washmgton Ave Brooklyn N Y Sacred Heart Parrsh joseph DeCostanzo 125 Stagg Walk Brooklyn N Y St Mary s of the Immaculate Conceptxon john DeS1mone 164 Rockaway Ave Brooklyn N Y Our Lady of Lorreto Parlsh Anthony d1Buono 1073 East 98th St Brooklyn 12 N Y Holy Famrly Parlsh Joseph Doherty 33 40 29th St Astcrra L I St Patrxck s Parxsh Frank Dorsa 329 Lmden St Bellmore L I St Barnabas Parxsh joseph Dourrgan 75 59 181st St Flushmg L I Holy Famnly Parxsh Charles P Downey 327 awthorne St Brooklyn N Y St Francrs ofAss1s1Par1sh james Downey 50 72 43rd St Wcodslde L I St Teresa s Parish Vlncent Downmg 241 9th Ave Brooklyn N Y St Jeromes Parxsh Wrlllam Doyle 2105 33rd St Astorla N Y Immaculate Conceptxon Parxsh James Duane 246 Kmgland Aye Brooklyn N Y St Cecllla s Parxsh James F Dunn 122 East 31st St Brooklyn N Y Holy Cross Parrsh Iames Dwyer 103 15 110th St Rlchmond H111 N Y Our Lady of Perpetual Help P3flSh Donald Edvyards 82 05 133rd Ave Ozone Park L I St Sylvesters Parxsh Gerard Egan 35 21 Crescent St Astoria L I St Patrmcks Parlsh Thomas Fennell 52 Waldo Aye East Rockayyay St Raymond s Parxsh joseph Ferrlgno 4815 94th St Elmhurst L I St Barthclomeyy s Parxsh Joseph Frnger 1854 Corneha Street Brooklyn N Y St Matthras Parxsh Frank Flood 71 Il 110th St Forest Hrlls L I Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Parxsh Iames Gallagher 29 27 30th Aye Astoria L I Our Lady of Mt Larmtl john Gallagher 9405 35th Aye Iackscn Herghts L 1 Blessed Sacrament Parxsh Martm Gavln 292 Rutland Road Brooklyn N Y St Francxs of ASS151 Parrsh Thomas Gehm 2346 29th Street Astorxa 5 N Y Immaculate Conceptlon Parxsh Phrllp Geyer 26 Wrllltts Court Rockyrlle Centre N Y St Agnes Parrsh john Gibbons 3226 82nd St jacks n Hughts L I St Ioan of Arc Parxsh 130 0 1 - y ' In . y - 4 , - ., , . ,. . . , - -. 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St. Matthias' Parish Richard Gorman 319 East 32nd St Brooklyn N St Jerome s Parish Robert Gorman 46 73 188th St Flushing L I Marion A Gural 141 North 8th St Brooklyn N Our Lady of Consolation Alfred R Guthrie 1545 E 12th Street Brooklyn Y St Brendans Parish Robert J Haas 74 35 64th Lane Brooklyn N Y St Pancreas Parish John M Haldeman 2025 Regent Place Brooklyn N Y Holy Innocents Gerard Hanley 110 Gilmore Ave Floral Park L I Saint Ann s Parish Robert Hedbawny 1657 Weifield St Brooklyn N Y St Matthias Parish Larry Helfrich 116 O9 107th Ave Richmond Hill N Y St Benedict Joseph Labre William Henry 308 Beach 91st St Rockaway Brooklyn N Y St Rose of Lima Parish ames J Herbert 3062 32nd Street Astoria 2 L I Precious Blood Parish William H111 9 Hamilton Ave Breezy Pomt Amityville L I St Martin of Tours Robert Hoeffner 145 Woodbme Court Floral Park L I Our Lady of Victory Raymond Hoffmann 992 St Marks Ave Brooklyn N Y St Johns Parish Kenneth Hults 8787 109th St Richmond Hill N Y Holy Child Jesus John Hyland 7814 87th Rcad Woodhaven L I St Thomas Apostle Parish ames Imholz 4319 160th St Flushing Queens St Andrew Avellmo Parish Benjamin Imparato 47 40 11th St Long Island City N Y St Marys Parlgh Daniel Jacob 42 09 21st Ave Astoria L I St Francis of Assisi Parish John Jurich 14 Terrace Ave Floral Park L I Our Lady of Victory Parlsh Thomas J Kane 1309 Halsey St Brooklyn N Y 14 Holy Martyrs Parish Francis A Keegan 133 25 83rd St Ozone Park N Y Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Eugene Kelleher 41 09 53rd St Woodside L I St Sebastians Parish James Kelly 921 Washington Ave Brooklyn N Y St Ignatius Parish Eugene Kenny 118 Covert St Brooklyn N Y 14 Holy Martyrs Parish Vincent Keyes 9 Warren Place Brooklyn N Y St Peters Parish W1lll3l'T'l Keyes 765 East 35th St Brooklyn N Y St Vmcent Ferrers Parish Peter Killian 785 Broadway Brooklyn N Y All Saints Parish Kenneth Kramer 103 17 221st St Queens Village SS Joachim and Anne Frederick Lang 60 40 Woodbme St Brooklyn N Y St Matthias Parish Claude Langan 129 15 14th Ave College Point St Fidelis Parish Robert Lawson 185 Washington Ave Brooklyn N Y Queen of All Saints Parish Gerard Lombardo 470 Linwood St Brooklyn N Y St Rita s Parish Edward Ludwngson 50 51 41st St Long Island City N Y St Raphael s Parish John Lynch 30 47 29th St Astoria L I Our Lady of Mt Carmel Parish Joseph Malm 6412 55th Ave M speth L I St Stanislaus Parish Edward Mansfield 41 23 56th St Woodside N Y St Sebastians Parish Robert Markart 84 14 52nd Ave Elmhurst L I Ascension Parish John Mark 103 48 l03rd St Ozone Park L I St Mary Gate of Heaven Parish Damel Marro 141 South 4th St Brooklyn N Y St Peter and P ul Partsh Robert Maughan 1478 Brooklyn Ave Brooklyn N Y St Vmcent Ferrer Parish Francis McAl11ster 165 Diamond St Brooklvn N Y St Anthony of Padua Mlchael McCarron 108 27 41st Avenue Our Lady of Sorrows Parish John McDonnell 801 East 37th St Brooklyn N Y St Vmcent Ferrer Parish Patrick McEvoy 200 13 33rd Ave Bayside N Y Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament Robert McGu1ness 150 32 116th Ave Baislev Park L I St Stanislaus Parish Robert McLaughlin 103 19 109th Ave Ozone Park N Y St Mary Gate of Heaven Parish John J McV1cker 101 48 113th St Richmond Hill N Y St Benedict Joseph Labre Arthur Mernagh 346 Lincoln Road Brooklyn N Y St Francis of Assisi Parish Michael Mirarchi 97 51 108th St Richmond Hull N Y St Mary Gate of Heaven Parish John Moench 88 50 81st Aye Glendale N Y Sacred Heart Parish Peter Monahan 708 B 19th St Far Rockaway L I St Mary Star of the Sea Parish Donald Mongeon 67 William St Rockville Centre N Y St Agnes Parish John Muldowney 99 02 Ascan Aye Forest Hills L I Our Lady of Mercy John Mullooly 372 So Mam St Freeport N Y Harold Murphy 109 15 125th St South Ozone Park N Y St Teresa of Avila Parish Inhn J Murray 677 Vanderbilt Ave Brooklyn N Y St Joseph Parish Patrick Nicholas 23 05 30th Ave Astoria N Y Our Lady of Mt Carmel Parish 131 N , - ., . , . ' . , .. . . Y.. ' ' . , - . ' 1 - -. . h I ' Y Y I 1 ' . -, , . ., , -1 ' - - -1 - i , - ., . . .. . , ., ' , , . .. . , ' . . - 4. Y ' , ., . . -, , , . . .. . J , -, V - Y . ' ' , - .. , . ., . ' A I 1 ' 11 - y 1 q . ' I . V 1 -1 . . .1 I ' 1 I 'Y v - '1 . - y ' -1 1 - -1 I . ' I 1 ' '1 1 1 -Y - 1 . , y , , -. , - ., . Y -- Y . -, - I , , , . ., . . . 1 -1 , . ., . i 1 Y , . ., 1 - '1 , . Arthur Lang, 156-47 Academy St., Howard Beach, Our Lady of Grace Parish Y - '1 1 - 'Y ' Q 7 - 'V 1 - 1 'Y Y ' 'v ' . Y 'Q 1 ' 'V - ' . . , , Y - 'Y Y ' 'Y ' Y - 'Y Y 4 'Y ' . Y - 'Y Q Y ' 'Y ' 7 I . . , . Y - 'Y Y ' 'Y ' v - Y ' '! , - .. . . .. , V 1 ' Y , .. . - -1 . , i , ' -- ' 1 A -. , V ., N , . .. . Y - 'Y 1 ' 'v 1 . 4 v - 1 A 'Y ' , . , . ., . , - .. . . -. . i Q . :Q ' Q 1 -y 4 ' U 4 - . .. ' . . ., . I , ' 1, I . - ., I . Henry Nietzschmann 61-71 78th St. Elmhurst L. I. Ascension Parish George Nugent 149-27 Hollywood Ave.. Flushing N. Y. St. Marys Parish Joseph OBrien 13 Yale Place Baldwin L I St Christophers Parish Patrick O Doherty 113 13 76th Road Forest Hills Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Parish John OHara 34 33 97th St Corona L I Blessed Sacrament Parish Fabio Osti 254 Knickerbocker Ave Brooklyn N Y St Joseph Patron Pangh William Owens 59 23 69th Lane Maspeth L I St Stanislaus Parish Nunzio Palumbo 735 Bradford S Brooklyn N Y St Gabriel s Parish Joseph Parrino 690 McDonough St Brooklyn N Y Our Lady of Good Council Parish John Pryor 90 19 55th Ave Elmhurst L I Ascension Parish Robert Qumn 32 33 214th St Bayside L I Sacred Heart Parish Michael Regan 32 11 203rd St Bayside West L I Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament Donald Reid 47 29 47th St Woodside L 1 St Teresa of the Little Flower Parish Charles Reynolds 94 Rutland Rd Brooklyn N Y St Francis of Assisi Parish William Robmson 123 Lorrame St Brooklyn N Y Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Alfred Rome 130 18 131st Ave South Ozone Park Queens St Anthonys Parish Edward Rouhan 1295 New York Ave Brooklyn N Y St Jerome Parish John Scanlon 925 MacDonough St Brooklyn N Y Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Edmund Schlee 46 55 159th St Flushing N Y St Marys Parish Flushing Arthur Schlosser 159 08 Grand Central Parkway Jamaica N Y St Nicholas of Tolentme Richard Schooley 72 45 147th St Flushing N Y Queen of Peace Parish James Sheehan 30 89 44th St Astoria N Y St Josephs Parish John Slmansky 66 16 Fresh Pond Road Ridgewood N Y Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Donald Skelly 387 Chestnut Street Brooklyn N Y St Michaels Parish Thomas Skinner 312 Johnson Place Bellmore L I Saint Barnabas Parish John Smalley 115 41 196th Street St Albans L I St Pascal Baylon Harold Smith 34 18 91st St Jackson Heights N Y Blessed Sacrament Parish Nicholas Sollecito 41 16 12th Street Long Island City N Y St Patricks Parlsh Louis Somma 69 Vanderbilt Ave Brooklyn N Y Sacred Heart Parish Paul Splzuco 183 Eagle Street Brooklyn N Y Sts Cyril and Methodius Parish Joseph Squeri 23 37 30th Drive Astoria N Y Our Lady of Mount Carmel Robert Sullivan 107 36 Robard Lane Queens Village N Y Ss Joachim and Ann Parish James Sutton 4845 46th St Woodside N Y St Theresa of the Little Flower Parish Joseph Tamosaitis 766 Ocean Ave Brooklyn N Y Holy Innocents Parish J Allen Thumser 194 44 115th Drive St Albans N Y St Pascal Baylon Parish mi 11 asm Ave- Corona N Y Our Ladv of Sorrows Parish Henry Virgona 607 Central Ave Brooklyn N Y Fourteen Ho y Martyrs Parish Thomas VlSCeglle 3050 37th St Astoria L I St Josephs Parish George Wallace 7002 65th Place Brooklyn N Y St Pancras Parish Abraham Ward 493 Classon Avenue Brooklyn N Y St Peter Claver Parish Edward Young 927 Kent Avenue Brooklyn N Y St Patricks Parish JUNE GRADUATES Rudolph Axcher 32 12 77th St Jackson Heights L I St Joan of Arc Frank Allen 131 05 95th Axe Richmond Hill L I St Benedict Joseph Labre Michael E Antonucci 598 Winthrop Ave Bellmore L I St Barnabas Anthony P Apollo ll Roosexelt Place Brooklyn N Y Our Lady of Loretto Xavier P Aufiero 8528 52nd Axe Elmhurst L I Ascension Joseph C Bals 64 61 82nd St Middle Yillage L I St Margarets Benjamin J Batemarco 31 32 99th St East Elmhurst St Gabriel Leo F Battaglia 45 O7 Utopia Parkxnav Flushing L l St Kexms Charles Baxley 98 Ryerson St Brooklyn N Y Sacred Heart Eugene J Beck 16405 109th Axe Jamaica L I St Monica Victor J Belmont 115 14 Sutter Axe Ozone Park L I Our Lady of Perpetual Help Gerard J Bennett 4559 166th St Flushing L I St Marx s James A Bertrand 157 25 12th Road Whitestone L I St Lukes Frank Beston 4014 170th St Flushing L I Flushing St Andrew Avellmo Stanley E Borkovuskx 77 Sutton St Brooklyn N Y St Stanislaus 132 , , , , . 1 v 1 ' ' - - . , Y Y , . . . ., . 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Vmcent L Borrellr 8736 94th St Woodhaven L I St Thomas Apostle George B Boyle 8566 160th St Jamaxca L I Presentatnon of Blessed Vxrgm Mary John F Breen 8873 Elderts Lane Woodhaven L I St Thomas Apostle Wlllxam J Brogna 119 35 7th Ave College Pomt L I St Fldells Robert C Bunger 164 11 77th Ave Flushmg L I St Nxcholas of Tolentme Norman T Burns 407 Chauncey St Brooklyn N Y Holy Rosary Peter W Butawxce 33 Furman Ave Brooklyn N Y Our Lady of Lourdes James P Byrne 153 12 4lst Ave Flushmg L I St Andrew Avellmo Peter Casey Ellery St Brentwood St Annes James M Catterson 2703 43rd Ave Long Island Crty N Y St Patrxcks Samuel C Campbell 103 34 105th St Ozone Park L I St Mary Gate of Heaven Robert J Cardone 92 73 220th St Queens Vlllage L I Our Lady of Lourdes Alfred J Chandler 9122 78th St Woodhaven L I St Elizabeth M1chaelR Cloney 3714 72nd St Jackson Hexghts L I St Joan of Arc Chrxstopher J Conboy 130 Mxlton St Brooklyn N Y St Anthony of Padua Hugh Cornyn Mendxan Ave Kmgs Park L I St Joseph Vmcent P Cosentmo 127 Clxfton Place Brooklyn N Y Natlvnty James Costello Costello Ave Bay Shore L I St Patrlcks Francis J Coyne 466 Columbna St Brooklyn Vrsrtatxon James Cross 529 East 22nd St Brooklyn Holy Innocents Joseph J Crowley Farmmgdale Road Babylon L I St Joseph Dan1elJ Curran 1263 Decatur St Brooklyn N Y Fourteen Holy Martyrs George J Curry 90 26 143rd St Jamaxca L I Our Lady of the Cenacle Wxllram J Curtm 115 01 111th Ave Ozone Park L I Our Lady of Perpetual Help Bernard J Daly 89 36 187th St Hollxs L I St Gerard PeterB Daniels 200A Putnam Ave Brooklyn N Y St Peter Claver John P Darch 2716 23rd St Astorla L I Our Lady of Mt Carmel John S Dawley 1400 Ocean Ave Brooklyn N Y Our Lady of Refuge Rlchard D D1G1acomo 16136 Baxsley Blvd Jamarca L I St Monica John Donohue 4164 Mam St Flushlng L I St Mlchaels Anthony J Dowd 88 Mldwood St Brooklyn N Y St Francls Assls Robert E Drlscoll 8317 34th Ave Jackson Hexghts L I St Joan of Arc Robert J Droesch 215 Schaeffer St Brooklyn N Y St Martm of Tours Eugene F Dunn 116 32 218th St St Albans L I Sacred Heart Rxchard C Durnell 41 71 Denman St Elmhurst L I St Bartholomews Joseph B Edden 60 Atklnson Road Rockvrlle Centre L I St Agnes John P Engelhardt 50 26 195th St Flushmg L I St Kevm Robert M Faggella 593 Metropolrtan Ave Brooklyn N Y Immaculate Conception Eugene F Farro 75 25 Utopla Parkway Flushmg L I Holy Family John Feeney 310 Palmetto St Brooklyn St Brxgld John Feerlck 3819 48th Ave Long Island Cnty L I St Raphaels Joseph P Fltzgerald 172 Mldwood St Brooklyn N Y St Francxs of Assxsx Francrs J Flood 28 41 202nd St Bayslde L I Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament John Flynn 61 Orleans Road Valley Stream L I St Joseph Joseph P Franklm 87 Parsons Drrve Hempstead L I Our Lady of Loretto James Gaffney 94 Mam St East Rockaway L I St Raymond Stanley G Gaxther 109 05 72nd Ave Forest Hxlls Our Lady Queens of Martyrs Joseph Geoghegan 209 45 34th Road Bayslde L I Sacred Heart Hugh Gxlmartm 568 Vandervxlt Ave Brooklyn N Y St Joseph Wxlllam Gleason 135 16 l22nd St Ozone Park L I Our Lady of Perpetual Help John F Graham 174 No 6th Street Brooklyn St Vmcent de Paul Arthur Gray 6173 81st St Elmhurst L I Ascenslon Robert Gormley 290 Wllson Ave Brooklyn N Y St Barbara John M Gregory 97 46 107th St Rrchmond Hxll L I St Benedxct Joseph Labre Gllbert A Grote 9453 Alstyne Ave Elmhurst L I St Bartholomew Michael P Halford 317 Eckford St Brooklyn St Alphonsus George P Hanley 421 East 21st St Brooklyn Holy Innocents Edmund R Hamedy 25 49 37th St Long Island Cnty L I St Joseph Joseph P Harrmgton 312 Decatur St Brooklyn N Y Holy Rosary Herbert B Hauser 8752 143rd St Jamaxca L I Our Lady of the Cenacle 133 . , ., , . ., . - 2 -Y Y - -Y I Y Y Y Y - -Y - . , - ., , . ., . - Y ' 'Y Y - ., . 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' 1 . 1 -1 1 - -1 - . , - ., , . ., . . , . ., , . ., . 744m6 Zac: The staff of the 1948 Loughlinite wishes to extend its sincere appreciation to all those who have made this annual a lasting memorial of our four years at Loughlin and particularly to BROTHER A. JOSEPH, F.S.C., our Principal, for his wholehearted support and co-operation BROTHER BERNARD FSC for his financial Wizardry in keeping track of our accounts BROTHER RICHARD FSC for his aid in the photographic department BROTHER JOSEPH FSC for his direction of the publicity and art work BROTHER EDWARD F SC who supervised the art department All the MODERATORS and COACHES for their full support MR JOHN MCGUIRE of T OToo1e Gu Sons our patient printer MR JAMES MURPHY of the Brooklyn Eagle for his pictorial con tributions MR PAUL ROMANO and MR NORMAN KERKER of the Delma Studios and finally to our untlrmg moderator BROTHER B ALBERT FSC whose leadership and understanding made this book possible mf! 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