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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1953 volume:

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S SPOIJS bi INIOR DIRLQ IOM INDLX 11 CQ QTY ,'XCfTlX l I'lI1S ow orfclf On a shady residential street in downtown Brooklyn we have spent four profitable years of study. Realizing that time is bound to cloud our memories of these days, we have endeavored to put the highlights down, in this our yearbook. The theme we have adapted for our book is a picture of the rise and development of the Catholic Educational System in the Diocese of Brooklyn. Though we have striven to record the seemingly commonplace things which have made up our days here, we realize that words alone cannot depict the joys and sorrows of such an intergral part of our youth. 1' W I The editors of the 1953 Loughlinite humbly dedicate this our yearbook to Archbishop Thomas E. Molloy on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Diocese of Brooklyn. There is no adequate way to express our feelings toward you, Your Excellency, through whose efforts we were privileged to experience four years of Catholic High School Education. So it is with good faith that we dedicate this book to you and hope you will accept with it our gratitude for the four years of pleasure and achievement which it seeks to represent. Archbishop Molloy blessing the New Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School in 1933. ool from Clermont Ave. l Q i Yxom of Schoox The Brothers' Residence +- f 9- Pm ll ll MQ g Ml l lik , lm il. S ' f +'NVg,,g':v:, g , fvvgei-.1,2.V,,i,5,, . . .S Bishop John Loughlin, Ihe firsi' bishop of fhe Diocese of Brooklyn, can readily be called Ihe Fafher of Ihe Brooklyn Diocesan Educaiion- al Sysfem. AI' Ihe 'Iime of his consecrefion Ihere were buf 'IweIve churches on all Long Island and aboui' I5,000 Cafholics. During 'Ihe 38 years his Excellency ruled 'Ihe see, he buiII' I25 churches and asylums, 5 hospilals and Ihe Diocesan seminary. BuI' mosi' ouIsI'ancIing of his ac- r jf- . , hp. . . . W-79111-X wwf '- ,ff ,,,, ,.,....N If 'M ' N'-., uf. on N .ii-, 'Ng :Q- X 4 .X -I' ,f wx- I HSS A. X2 complishmenfs was 'Ihe erec- Iion of 94 schools and 2 col- leges, which was Ihe begin- ning of Ihe Diocese's Cafho- Iic School SysI'em. The Di- ocese has Iherefore very ap- propria'I'eIy named 'Ihis ouI'- sfanding boys' high school Ihe Bishop Loughlin Memo- rial High School. TP' 'fy , ,JU .kk , may Bags ANS! , Q .. , , I ,Q I, Y HIS EXCELLENCY RIGHT REVEREND JOHN LOUGHLIN, D.D. Ist BISHOP OF BROOKLYN 'I853 - 1891 QWZW an--Q- 'V .M ff A rouf no chock up REV BROTHER ARNOLD Guxdance Dxrector Rev. Brother Constant Patrick, Pbysicx, Social Studies Rev. Brother A. Lewis, F.S.C. Rev. Brother B. William, F.S.C. Commercial Department Typing Bro+her C. Edward in +he Burser's Oflice -q-5... 'i ss- S4' f , 4: , 5.7 K1 Rev. Brother Francis, Rev. Brother I. Raphael, F.S.C. Rev. Brother Brendan Patrick. P,S,C.' Religion i F.S.C. Savill Latin Department in Rey Brother Adelmar George F S C Romance Languages CUL The year 1831 vw IS truly a most s1gn1l1C1r1t one ln the fabulous growth of the Dloecse of Brooklxn For IS was rn December of that ye.1r just sncteen months before Long Island was formally declared 1 scp1r1tc dxocese by the Holy See, that the Chnsuan Brothers first agreed to enter the wxldetness of Brooklyn, to teach m the newly erected Samt James Academy And 1 humble begmnmg though thxs was the efforts of these eourugeous men and the sprnt whxch they mspxred 111 thexr students m1de it the birth of a great mstltutlon 1r1 ll'l5IlIL1I101'l xxhxth todiv stands as a nttmg trxbute to the bplfllllll mtl lL1LlCH'11C prowess of thc Brothers of the Cl1r1st11r1 Sthools For mdeed the Lllllib to the prcsu1td1y suttcss ind fame of Blshop loughlm H1511 Sthool xx 15 f1r from c1sy and lf xx ms onlx Kllfllllgll thc dulx s1tr1 fices of the Brothers IS te1chers md moderuors tl1 If the h15h school md 1Il1lCI1L 5o1ls of the school were aCh1cwed And exen mfttr such 111 1bllI'1Ll'lI'lLC of sue cess l11s been won the school 1dm1n1str1t1or1 lllb not Rex BIBQCI' A. Philip, l7.S.C. Res Brother Bernard john, English Dtflrlsdllt F S C Wm Mathematics Department Res Brother Basnhdes Francxs, F S C Soczal Studzex Rex Brother Charles Edward F S C Engluh, Matlyemulzfs Mdiflfvldllff ll K A ' , C 5 gf' V L4 Q-4 ' 1 ,ff ,C ' ' A J A .k A L ,Y I 2 ' A 7,1 l '. , Rev. Brother C. Austin, F.S.C. . . . ' ' ' ' 7 'x A 1 ' A l ' . 1 0' l , M A I 7 I A 1 V l . L L'L I . . ' ' , f . ' ' ' Y ' K '4 ' 4 , 'L ',' ' 'Q' 1' K' A ,, 4 . . . ,, 4 . Y K L 2 , Q V YL X V A Y. . . . L ' ' , 1 ' ' 2 ' 1 ' I ' T L ae 'I ,N Rev Brother A Matthevsf- N' K, Cf' Y Rev Brother C Peter FS.C. Rev Brother Azadts Raphael lznglzxb F S L 14, 2249 X- 1 . ,AJ Rev Brother Adelbert George Rev Brother Albxan Benedict F S C F S C Hzstory Department Maibematzcs Social Smdzes tr' I ll Y, f I Brother Lewis in fhe Commercial Class Rev. Brother Claudius William, Rev. Brother B. William, F.S.C. Rev. F.S.C. Librarian French Department if-L Z R fJ Brother Clarence William, Rev. Brother C. Walter, F.S.C. F.S.C. Romance Language: Shop 1. 1.9. 'X A ,W .4 . '5- fl ,1 Rev. Brother A. joseph, F.S.C. Art Department .V r If . I' grrgjqhn, F.S.C. LLLVVL' W ALiL 'rtmenl Rev. Brother i fs- F.S.C. Pbytfti Rev. Brother B. Martin, F.S.C. Bursar Brofher Wnlllam leaching Ar? Ap .r'. V' 5 ' : , - 5. , X - Rev. Brother Azarias Raphael, F.S.C. Chemistry 11- H- 'V' ' ,- -J M li! xc'Af-A fff S1-Lf. . e -. X .. F V- . 1 6 1 f J' i L 'P X 1 2' - dig 'is 4 , V 5 1,,, t f 1 1 .Q , . xy rt -1' 5 if if 5, ' 'F 1, Rev. BrotherlCozfl1i6gHti'ilck, F.s.c. J ff i ff. Physics Department M ' 1 M 4 H M Rev. Brother B. Henry, F.S.C. Mathematics and the Scholarship Club, Benedict and Brother A. George. were established for the purpose of obtaining scholarships for Catholic high school pupils, and have met with remarkable success. of service to the school, the Student well be called the most necessary group ion. Guided this term by Brother Principal, this Loughlin police smooth running of the entire or- ' V terms Cguahila force ganization supplied to Loughlinites Brother B. William. V This department many employment A opportunities to Brother Arnold again took over as after an ab- sence of hve years. To the credit for the post-war of this ever-growing group. heavy burden was taken up Patrick, who directed the La to its record-shattering heights. is the Director, once much of ,-, f J Rev. Brother B. Michael, F S C Mathemlics Rev. Brother A. Walter, F.S.C Leo, Rev. Brother C. Maurice, F English French, Latin 9 .R f L 5 ,ff I -1,11 47, ii 1, . ,, Rev. Brother Austin, F.S.C. Mr. joseph Sai5itaQdfd5.,WI.fS. English Physics, Biolokfi7'f.3'l7gii i B 4 Mr. William Miles, B.S. Physical Education Mr. Joseph Sheehan, B.A. Classical Languages Mr. Eugene O'Reilly, CE. Mathematics assumed the position of senior moderator, directing! both the senior prom and the senior weeke,nd,': Q Getting into the sports division of the exrrafcur- ricular activities, Brother A. Georgecoiildf not be overlooked. As Athletic aiiflie-lfresldent of the CHSAA, he was ,for the vast red tape to do with the sports teams. As always, the teams was present the excellent moderators who possible. For the 2 Track team, Azarias Raphael, varsity Cosmas Maurice, mod- erator of B. Henry and Brother varsity and frosh Hoopsters, Racqueteers were guided by baseball were moderated by and Brother A. Benedict, team was once again under the A. joseph. Chief of the Lion pinmen lil ' ,L A r fx Mr. James Moran, B.A. Mr. Gabriel Statile, M.A. Biology Romance Languages 7 'xlf if Mr. George Rogers, M.S. Biology Department 1 -1 -IL 5 X - e N 1+ Dr. Henry Carroll, I.itt.D. English, Brolher Lawrence in the 'typing class Mr. Thomas Palmewirn ' ' Romance Lunguaglf' N I 1 f r. uf' , Z , , , 4 ,. 1 l 1, Mr. Thomas Barden, B.A. Classical Languages Mr. Francis Zember, B.A Social Studies f x X l Brother Pafrick leaching Religion Mr. William Mayer, B.A. Mr. Francis Welthy, B.A. Mathematics English I Af Declan Larkin Mathematics Brother A. Philip, moderated by Brother B acted during the 1951-52 murals and moderator of In discussing the school, we should, of course, confraternity of the Divine ing religious society. Headed this Walter, the ADC sponsored the Rosary monthly religious assembly The Loughlin debating and public leaders in inter-scholastic contests, this by Brother C. Edward and Y f bo Azades with Dr. Angelo Consoli joseph taught the Art Mr. Thomas Gehm, B.S Physics, Mathematics team was C. joseph of intra- of the Arch lead- the Librar Association was once again 'ir o Brother C.William. Mr. George, g , i lo ' gy club, and the Loughlm by Brother B. james. The t , two of the school's -looked after by Brother trd, res ectively and Brother f' , . Mr. George Roethel, B.L. M Music ,rf Q? 9 Q . .5 My P 1 r the play and Mr. ., Mr. Anthony4Armata, B.S. ,N Brother A. Physical Education ' .- ,A'v'.1,-f'2,C'-'--ca.,.,'fga-LN, -I - ' . 'i..'.-1.' 'H' T - U Mr John McDermott BA Qgglasb lam JE A '5 . ,' f, A ' ' . I ' ,v ' . D I V ' ' ' TH 5 f 1' . ' ' ' ' .9 :A . I 13, ,. I I ,, 4 .Vi vw ja, ,J fi, ' ',1 f f 'fl A , ' x ' t t B' i' . ' Brofhers gel a liff between classes f xx XX ffl bn 'lf' ': ' f f fi- tk , Dr. Roy Avvocato, M.D School Physician Mrs. Anna Rabay Secretary Brother Henry enfhuses fhe Trigonomeiry class club. Thus, with the naming of these many and varied activities, it is not difficult to find the reason for the success of Loughlin High School and of its students The reason lies with its faculty, the Christian Brothers, aided by zealous Catholic laymen. W ' 1m iZ:g,i2ZW'4 'ff I f 1 W 1 1 '47, .W i ilii re t rv Mrs. Etta Murphy Secretary k . - s 1 Q, ., x . v,.,, I-.mb Xxx- M X X 5 A - w. - ' XSXN 1 SERVICE: ll. fo nl-Mrs. Margaref Basil, Mr. Henry Zfemelrl Milfs. Rose Sfeplefon, Mr. Roberf Guagnini, Mrs. Evelyn Dailey, Mrs. Helen Lafsi-'P gan, Mr. Guido Giorgi. W V X xx N A Ng L 154' vg. 1' I Ji 1 .iff 'A ,'z '6' js' gm, AA.. X , A Qlfqi 7,2 .Y . ve . ' in ' Jh' - ,Q 'E z ,-'N ,' f :Q3j,y3f'Q,3'P-I', 2- 'N' ff' ,- 4, , M -v - - .lqv . Mill . A M M. . 1-his H ,z ,- if - .E . it '-VB. Q - . - ,4 -Q, ,I , 9, f 1 Mr. Robert Guagnini ' y Dietitian if iw, 4 54 Mr. Edward Chief Engineer I -n v - 'fb:'- 'v -Inf., .R . Q.,-1. 4 '-e f': urge. - ,',.Y 1 f- rr H , . xf g:5 ,. . 55 2, 'HOT I 4 . . ' x-'P -- xi um ,. ., The Righ Reverend Charles Edward McDonnell, a+ fhe deaih of Bishop Loughlin,was named by fhe Pope io be- come +he second bishop of Brooklyn. To 'lhe insiiiuiions of 'ihe diocese, Bishop Mc- Donnell added fwo hospifals, dedicafed fifry new parishes and churches and esfablished 'iwo seaside recrearion cen- 'rers for children. A+ all limes conscious of fhe condiiions ol 'ihe less foriunaie, his Ex- cellency buili a number of free Calholic schools and . f 'X 's r i 4, r. A A 'Q erecfed a 'irade school for orphans. In light of 'ihese ac- complishmenfs if can 'iruly be said 'lhaf Bishop McDonnell was a mos? oufsianding fig- ure in 'ihe developmenis of 'lhe Dociesan Educaiional Sysiem. P 5'.r',w..' ,, , asf sg- 2 , f , -,,q:fi' ,,. HIS EXCELLENCY RIGHT REVEREND CHARLES E. MQDONNELL, D.D 2nd BISHOP OF BROOKLYN 1891 - 1921 SX SX N' xxw SX Q wx X xi X X S 5 Q vw. X Q x XX N xi Q Q Robert Anderson Frank Balantic William Bartone Donald Basile Adrian Basili l ' St. Matthias Sl. Pdl1l'7'4l.Y, Glemlizlz' Sl. Mary Gale of Sl.f0uL'fJi!71, Cedurbnrsl St. Francis of -ASSISI Student Council Tennis lg Truck I. '1f'd f'1' Ozone Park Glee Club Z2 lmfil' 1300 Homin QICEWO4 Student Council. mul'11lS l,5,4- Scholarship C u , I' cmuavy Gvctluates D- Raymond Bechamps St. Andrew Avelliuo Flushing G J Track 1.23.43 Winged , Foot Club 2,33 Spiked -of Shoe Club 5,43 Cross Country lg Basketball lg Student Courtg Stu- dent Council. Peter Bellezza Sl. 1 r'tu1L'i5 of Axxixi flxtfwitz Intramurals l. 2. 5, rig Student Council. fu- ,.-o- I Roger Biederman 51. Gregory The Great Bcllrose gf-s-' 1'-g,,,,4 J. V. Baseball lg Stu- dent Council. 28 Brother Austin E 1 chestra 2.5.45 CIOC Club 25 Tennis 1,2 Track 2.59 Sfllllcm Council. gives autographs Martin Bischoff 51. Bartbolomeu Elmhurst Orchestra 1.2.5,-i Bi- olngy Club lg Swim- ming 23 Intramurals l. 23 Student Council. ,YN 1 K lldwaird Bizinski llcnry liluncy Robert lllzitz Thomas Boyle Zigmund Brzozowski M, .sfdfliffdlli Knitliz M. C:tI!lI'il'1. lflmlrmiil SI. f,llflIJt,'fiIll' of .Sit-mill, Sl. '1'crc,m'x, lllrflflllfilll' lloly Croix, Muipclh Student Council. Luo Honor Society -iz -V' 'lH'1 l Gold L l.2g Orches- Intramurals l,Z Scholarship Clubg Stu- Swimming l. dcnt Councilg 'Icnnis l. Dr. Roy Avvoealo addresses seniors. Patrick Carmody 51. ,Mary Help of Christians. llwoodsidc Glee Club 2.5: Intra- murals l.2g Student Council lSecretaryl. tra Z.5.'ig jumcsoniang Cross Country l. Charles Calio Inmzdrnlate Conception Astoria jamesonian lg Intra- murals l.2. . Raymond Cambalik RC'.Yll7'?'C'ffiflfI - Asccnirnl, Rego Park Orchestra 1.23,-l. Alexander Canish Our Lady of Loretta Gold L 1,25 Glee Club 29 Baseball l. 'fi it Tfi fe Arthur Cassell St. Lllktd. llwhitestorze Track l.2,5,4g Winged Foot Club 3.4g Student Council lVice Presi- dentl. Cl T 'Ti George Clancy Thomas Cochrane .Sl Mary of Ilac ca Blessed Sucnmlcul Iur Rozkauum jackson Hcztbfx Camera Club 3 4 Intramurals 1 7 .gnu Damel Corrxgan fl john ll1e Bapnvl V Basketball ll james Colgan Sl Pascal Baylon Hollzx Gold L 24 Bl0lOgy ub l Student C.oun Desmond Conlan Blcvsed Sacrament Bayxlde jamesonxan 3 Student Council John Conway llosl Prec mm Blood Astoria Leo Honor Society 4 L Charles Cox uccn Om Iuzlj 0 Augclv lmcsl Hills rack Stu ent C ouncnl Studcnt C ourt james Cox .St A7IflJ0lIy n Ptnlmz T' Robcrt C rupl I IJII IIIOII Track I7 Loughlnnntc 4 Prom Commnttcc Student C ouncxl C' tun- Scholarshlp Club Ra dno Club 4 Student Councnl Intramuralsl Ronald C reagh St 1881171 llmbmg Go d L l Bow mg LOLl1.,hlIDlIC enms Studcnt C ouncxl Thomas C ulh mt St lfllflfllffllllcll x Llmljnul ack 17 T nnxs Sport Hop Comnnttcc Studcnt Councnl lntra lrtls james Dalton St llmmn lljlllllll Trltk l 30 lxcnncth Daly Sl lllllllldl fifmxtlc ll Ilfldlkllfll ack 7 5 Spl L Shoc Club 5 4 Studc xt C ouncxl Waltcr Dccgan Suucd Heurl Glendale Track I 'lcnnlsl Stu dent Council If 18. 'Cl ,f , . , . . . V L , . 'hu 1 .v H Q 3 - V . xg . 3 1 5 - 4 ' - 1 - 'll. ' g - ' Z 1 Z. V, ' ' i ,rig-Il , Y ff, , Y, . tl? .- , A. T . . ' ., ff A N ' o K, 'K -if V sf- '. I -nf gy: .' J. . 'S ' ' .-. ' Track l. l 3 l' T ' X 'n 1.2: d 5.49 ' ' ' 4: , ' 1 . ' Q . T lg ' - C SL nc , 5 ' - 7 'ws' a K .C t . . . . . t. , t . . . . . , Q I ' 1 - -bg Tr' ' .-g e Ig Tn -' IW., Ag 'lvd - Q . I , Q I ' 1 Q - I , . fr nu z 5 l,2,,S,lQ A ,. af- . joseph Dc Lucia Sl. M4ry'x. Roxlyn Glue Club 2,51 Lough- linite 4g Camera Club rig Track l. Vincent De Lucia Um' Lady of .Sorrows Corona Loughlinite 43 lSenior lftlitorl. by as. K. Frank IJeMartino Our Luly Queen ol Murtyrx, Forest Hills Baseball l,35 Basketball lg Senior Play Jig Dance Committceg Stu- dent Council. gl ww l952 I A liflle ollice worli was pleasant 'Q-ii Carmine Dcsio Timothy Dineen St. Ceriliu Blesxezl Sucrafnent Gold L 1,22 GICC juckson Heights Club 2, Student Coun- Intramurals l, Z, 3, cil. Student Council. 31 ,H . 'W' Henry Dodge lloly Name of Mary Valley Stream Art Club l,2,5,4g Intru- muruls l,Z,5. Q. n I. john Dollard St. Thomas Apostle ll oodha1'en Biology Club lg Stu- dent Council. Thomas Doyle Our Lady of Good Council Jamesonian l.2. XY'illiam Drennan Our Lady of The Sunil: No, Floral Park jamesonian 2. 5. ,il Loughlinite Vi lSports Editorb. james Fariello St. Bfzrtbolo me ll Elmbnrsl Track l.2: Tennis l: Prom Committee 4. Thomas Farrenkopf SI. .llarguret Middle Village Gold L lg Track 1.2. bil Intramuralsg Stu- dent Council. . ,yy .4 Xlfaltcr Doyle 51. joseplfs Long Island Ciiy Gold L Ig Radio Clllb 1.2.5.-4 1Pres- identlg Intramurals l.l. 5.41 Student Council: Tennis l. R. Maher sfurfs away doughnuts Thomas Fzuls Timothy Flaherty Gerald Fogarty fu: rf Snufy St P.1trit'k'v, .'lxlm'it1 Si. .-lmlreu' Arcllnm lntrtmuruls. Iilntlaing Cioltl ll Orthcs l,l.w. Eric Forster Sinrerl llwrf, liuyxizlcf Luo llonor Society l.2 in Scholarship Club. Glee Cluh 2.3: Swim- lmg Student Coun- ming joseph Forster Sarrezl Heart, Bayside' al Luo llonor Society l,2, Glue flluh 1,33 Ort Mig Scholarship Cluhg hus- trn 1, Student Coumil, John Forte Sl. jmfplfs Glee Club 2.5. Joyce fells how H happened. Anthony Froeblich Sl. Cwl9f'iIfflfIf1t'7 5 Bulrludu Track 3,-ig Student Council. Thomas Ganley St. Antlunzy of Purina .Sonlb Ozone Park J. V. Baseball lp Intra- murals 2. Edward Garland St. Catherine of Sienna Sl. Albans Student Council. Patrick Garvey St. Nlaltbias Baseball tMgr.l 3,43 Student Council. John Gaspcrin Gerald Gibbons Gerald Gilgun joseph Giordano PfE'5l'llfdlffl?I, jtmmn 1 Sl. jnlJr1's SI. C6filid Unr lady 'If If UfdU Camera Club l. Student Council. Swim Truck lg Student Coun- Tennis l. ming l. Cil Kevin Glynn Our lady of Perpetual Help, Ozone Park Track lg Student Coun- cil. ,?' is Anthony Godlewski Sl. jrncfpbk, jdllldild john Gorman Um' Laffy of 1.011110 Hwllpxteud Track 2,i,fig Glee Clula 2,53 Student Council. iv lull- Alexander Gotta M. .Sliu1i.xla11.s Knslka Leo Honor Society l,Z, 5.4: Scholarship Clubg Track l,2,5,Alg Cross Country 1,25 Spiked Shoe Club 5,41 Student Council. 19 Roderick Green Fred Grosskortenhaus Sl. Culberine of Siemm 51. Pascal Baylor: Sl. Albans Hollis Student Council. Tennis l. vm Y' Raymond Grossman Our Lady of .lIf!'dC1ll!lIl5 ilfufuf Gold L lg Handhall 1.2.5.-iz Basketball 1. Q? , :E T Cf? ' I sl.-Lf Books can be so inferesling. Anthony Guzzerti St. Iillllifdlll' lflorul Park Tennis lg S t u d e n t Council. Paul Haas Holy Name of M4111 Valley Stream Student C ouncxl Maurnce Harnctt St Gabriel: Flmbursl janlesonxan 2 3 Tenms l Kenneth Hedlund Sl joan of Arr jackson llezgbls Leo Honor Socxety l 7 34 Scholarshlp Club Art Club 1754 Tr uk 1 7 5 1 Prom Comnm ee Student Council tTrcasnrer7 Theodore Hall Our Lady of Iorztm Hcmpslcarl Patrrtk Harx ey Our lady 0 llzraaulons Medal Glee Club 7 Student Council l 8' ti? , , , ,eww lllf f john Halonskx .St .Samslaur Koxlka Swlmmmg l Student Council Charles Hemtz Joseph Hoge St Anaslaxm St Alnywus DOIl5ld5l0I1 Track l 35 Harold Hay Sacred Hear! Sl Albans Glee Club 7 Tennis I Clarence Hanley Sl Ibomaf Aposlle Woodhazerl Traclt 12 54 'mr l 11: Francls Houghton Sl Robert Bellarmlne Bayside Track I Z 54 Sprked Shoe Club 3 Q Student Counctl Parrnck Hanley St Barbara s 0 d L l 2 ee C u 2 Tennis 1 Track 2 Student Coun c john Hechmer Yi: Joachim and Anne Queens Village Student Councnl Emnl Iaconns St Elzzabetbs Ozone Park Swrmmmg I 2 3 4 Ten nts 1 7 3 Student Coun c 'S' , Q N l . l X A . . I Y K. ' ,D f ' ' 3 ' GI -1 U , 5 . I 'H ' ', ' , ,, ,. l b 5 1 5 . ll. e ,v 'Ke X , 5, fu- r . K A ' ', 1 U . f . . ' ' , , 5 ', V: , I ' 1 t I L . M5 , -Z . I .u fi 5' 'E I . ' V sr X , .if -X , . . . . - 1 J , ' 'M l , ,,,'5 ' ' ' y , ,Z ' .,Q ' ' . Q ' , ---72 ' ' ,-.. 1 ' - 'l- ,-.. I t 1 ' mfg .A- Gerald Iovanc Our Larly nl The Miraclzlons Mnltzl Glee Club 2. K' W as--9 Richard Joyce Our Laffy Help of Cbrisliam Student Council Willianl Keane St. Lukek, ll lJilt'slm1e Gold L lg Student Councilg Prom Com- mittee: Sport Hop Committee. Frederick Keating Sl. Andrea' Arellirzo I7ll15lJif1g Tennis l.3.'l: lMan- agerlg Glee Club SQ In- tramurals 1.2. Eugene Kane QIIUCU of All Saints Glee Club 2,53 Drama- tlcs 2.5513 Student Council. Harry Kane Fourteen Holy Murlyrs -K' pr: I Vincent Kavanagh Sty. joavlyim and Anne Queen Village Glee Club Zg Student Council. lkg Q4 ' 4 WUI! . -rshlvti' pang.-as 36 john Kelly Prose ututiou, juumictz James Kenney Sl. Alplmusus Glee Club 24 Prom Committeeg Student Council. Kiley sfoops for the boys. Richard Kiley Sl. Bdfl7dfdl.Y Glee Club 2,33 jame- sonian 2.33 Tennis l,2' Student Council. 1 1-- Richard Kostrzewski George Krapf St. lflflffllf DePi1nl Iucurmxlion, llellilire Student Council. Noel Krebs Richard Lally Richard Laskowski Our Lady of Gum! St. Benedict joxepln Our Lady of Connie! Libre, Richmond Hill Consolation Gold L l,Z,5g jame- sonian l,2,5,4 lSports liditorbg Student Court lffhief JuStiCel3 V. Baseball 1. Swimming l,Z,5.fi1Cap- Intramurals 1,2. tainlg Student Council, 1Prcsidentl. gk The boys ad Thomas Loebs Sl. Benedict ,loiepb Lahre. Richmond Hill Baseball 25 Student Council. ,qv f --Qv . Rf 'W .ir g' it -,'e , BI . , . .' 1 .nf 19 , mire The shrine. Richard Lawlor St. Bartholomew Elmhurst Tennis lg Service Squadg Student Council. E ! Thomas Leavy St. Iiidelis, College Pl. Baseball 12.3.43 Track 1.253 Basketball lg Stu- dent Council. George Levey Sl, Clarixtoplzerk Hulzlzrirz Student Council. john Lowney Blessed Sacrament Track lg Student Coun- cil. Richard Marczyk, Immaculate Conception Tennis l,2,,3g Student Robert Lynn Our Lady of Mount Carmel Astorfa Leo Honor Society i Scholarship Club Or chcstra l 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 Loughlmite 4 lfd itor in Chtefl Student .4 Neil Mahon Sacred Heart Glemlalc Loughlinite 4- Student Council. Student Council james Mack Visitation Robert Mahar Om lady Help of Christians Dramatics 4 Student ourt A s s 1 s a judgel Student Coun William M1lOnC St. lNiclmla5 of Tolenline jamaita Glee Club 2. Raymond Mando Sl. Iilizalzetb Ozone Park Basketball l. Gerard Maher Our Lady of Mount Carmel Axlorfa .uk 1 2 3 Cross Country l 2 3 Lough lmite 1 lLiterary ld t itorl Student Council Robert Maher Sl lcrexa lVood5ulc Leo Honor Society Loughlmite 4 Tennis l Student Court dent Council Vincent Marcheret 51. A mlreu' Avellinn Iilnshing Radio Club 3. 5 3' 1 Stu Vincent Marshall Charles McAlvin joseph McAvoy George McCarthy Sl. Alplmnsus Sl. Marlin of Tours 'lransliguratiorz Holy Crest Glee Club 2g Tennis l. Swimming 1'2- 38 l john McCarthy Sl. Gullrielx, EIIIIIJIIVU Student Council. Edward McCloskey Holy Cross l Felix McGibbon Blessed Sacrament Track 1, 2, SQ Cross Country l,2,3g Spiked Shoe Club SQ Student Council. Robert McGrartan St. Cecilia Student Council. Even planning the Prom was a delight john McNamarn Sl. Sebasliarfs llqoodxide Leo Honor Society 2,5, fig Scholarship Clubg Glee Club 2,3g Student Council. 39 6. 3 sf Raymond Meany Our Lady Queen of Alarlyrs, Forest Hillx Prom Com. iChairmanlg Student Council. james M iller Queen of Peace Flushing John Miller St. Elizabeth Ozone Park m C .,.,T , Patrick Molloy Our Lady of Good Counsel Clifton Morris Blessed Sacrament Bayside Glee Club 24 Orchestra lg Tennis 1,23 Student Council. Thomas Mulholland St. Teresa Richmond Hill Glee Club 23 Basket- ball lg Student Coun- cil. Track l.Z.3,Ai. Nicholas Moccia Immarulale Conception The gowns were a novelty ann, Qu any Martin Mullen Leo Murphy Philip Murray Thomas Myers Joseph Sl. SC'l1d.Yfidl1'Y St. 'I4eresu, ll oo1lsizlo Sl. Agnes Prczterltutiorl, Itunaitu Si. Xllarlin uw0mlli'lU Rfffhffff' Cf 'l A lialschall l.2,5,-ig Basket- Tennis l. Sliiflllilll 1.2.4,-i, Student Council. lull Ig Student Coun- L, Neary of Tours llenry Nietntmn Sl, Sfnlllfflilll v Salvatore Neglia H Wim . Al ' Sl. I.co'x, Corona . . Student Council. joseph O'Conncll St. I'i0Y'fll71dfd Glee Club Zg Track l. 23 Handball 33 Student Council. Eugene O'Connor Corpus Clarisli ll 'oodside Basketball 1,231 Base- ball 1.2: Student Coun cil. Thomas O'D0nnell Our Lady of Good Counsel Sf. La Salle holds a prominent place. il! X an Cf? Daniel O'Friel RobcrtO'l.e:1ry Robert O'Louglilin XValter Otter joseph Pallaclino Holy CVUSY Om' Liuly of PL'7'fl6'llltI, 'lnnlxligllruzliml Sl. Brigid St. illtn'y'i, L. I. C lltlp, liitlmmml Ili!! lladio Club Ruiz Sm. tlent Council, 41 cs- 1 5 Xlfuslcy Prim- Joseph Radomski Michael Raduauo lilimwl .Slzuumzwll M. Brigid ,'ll1NIl?IL'i-llfllil .I-life-Wil lfvigblf Truck lg Stuclcnl C0 Tennis lg Prom Corn- vil- mittccg Stualcnt Cluun cil. K .57 2' in Y Qi S Look how if looks an prnn+ Donald Ralffnrty Om' I.411fy of Gr nr llozzurrf 15411411 Student Council 'C-' Michael Ruguix Holy pl4!'fIlil1 Glcc Club 21 Stun Council. Sain! Palrickx, Gxldlliltlll Rnchard R.un1s Track 1: Student Conn Kenneth Rogers St Gabriel Llmfnnxl Tennls 1 Student Conn C l Frank Schlee Sl Marys llmbmg Leo Honor Society 1 7 3 4 Scholarshxp Club Orchestra l 2 3 4 j1me sonml 1 7 34 Bnology l Student Councnl Russell Rstso M nlnz rl num Clec, Club 7 XV1llmm R15 Iiluxczl Sllhllllfill jllklllll Helgbfs jtmesoman I Lough llflltl. A 1ActnmLs l l :tori john Reese St S111 eater 1 Track 3 Stun ent K ouncxl Q-v james Reilly Immun ulate Conteptlon Jdflldll a Glee Club 2 Track I Dontld Roughxn joseph Roxtar Frank Rudolph L d H I1 of Crnpm fblltll Suuul Ilelnt Clemlrlt Om a y el Ch t r ll nmlwrlc gmdtnt Council ns mn Student Councll Sr Louis Schmntt Om Lady of Muty forest Hills llr1m1tu.s 4 Student Counul l K- 1 Wfftlter Schnell St Slmzulunx Muspelh Glee Club 73 Student C ounul 43 Q5- George Schroeder john Schrogxe P lurks L I S! Sylvester Orchestra 2 54 Bn l ogy Club l 2 , 4: , 7 I A . 1 3 -. ff S f - l,Z,,g I ' R 'R' , - 5' Q I .' , I A' . - A L' -V , K . . il. ' '. we N 'l . ' f ' W, ' ' ' ' '0 Daniel Schulder Sl. RIIPIJIZEFS, L. I. C. Leo Honor Socicty, l,Zg Biology Club 1,21 Glu Club 2,53 Student Coun- cil. Michael Scotto Sfzvrczl H ear! Albert Snow Queen of All Sairllx Gold L lg Glee Club 2. Aniceto Serrone Sl. Le0'x, Corona Radio Club 25,43 fTrc:i- surcrbg Biology Club ig Glee Club 2, Student Council. john Sharkey SI. Francis of Assixi Glee Club 21 Track l. lg Student Council. Henry Smith Sl. Berrzardk Wfhite Plains Leo Honor Society 1,2 3.4, Scholarship Club Biology Club l,2,3,4 Radio Club 3,4 tSecre taryjg A.D.C, tSecre taryhg Student Council, Charles Soffcl Mx, jmzrlsim and Annu Queens Village Gold I, lg Glee Club 2.53 jamcsonian SJ. Swimming l. Thomas Sullivan Holy Child joins Riclymorzd Hill Cheerleader 1,24 Glee Club 2,5. Track bulletins afford interest. 44 Kevin Sweeney Holy Name of zllar , J' Valley Slream Gold L lg Tennis l, lg Glee Club 2,55 Stu- dent Council. Robert Tallman Our Lady of The Cenacle, jamaica Student Council. M. Gerald Tomlin Philip Van Gostein Gerald Veith john Vorst Sl. flgnei 51. ,lli1l.ulJy 51. Ar1r1's. Ifllljllillg St. Rt1j1lmel'i, I.. l. C. leflfklllll' CUIIIH' Gold L lg Student Councilg Prom Com- mittee. james Walsh St. Lnbcfs. llnbitestmlc Leo Honor Society l,2, 5,4g Scholarship Clubg Loughlinite fig Glee Club 2,5g Student Coun- cil. Main bulletin board bears constant watching. Francis XVi1dgruber Aicerzsimz, Elmhurst Leo Honor Society 1.2. 5.4: Scholarship Clubg Qlee Club 2,39 Student Council. joseph XY'alsh Incarnation. Bellaire jamesonian 2.3,4. Willian1 Walsh SI. Rdf7,7dt'l'K, L.l.C. Radio Club 2. 5. -lg rVice Presidentlg Stu- dent Council. joseph W'eimer Blessed Sacranlent Glee Club 2.5g Student Council. John Zekoll St. joseplalf, L. I. C. Leo Honor Society lg Track l,2,5,4g Spiked Shoe Club 2,5,4g Prom Committee 49 Student Council. 5. Nl' Q 45 P LQUGHLIN Senior ro IW . -Y ,c1 ' .-sr' Dick Lally Q., Lp When you're smiling Queen of fhe Prom Grand March Bon Nuif O y A- rx, 5 F L5 Y V1 fe-33' ., - A -- i '!- ' J , S ,x ,IA-A., .. ',, sk , ,. IG. is P. 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I I E Q ' A, 'S o uf J xA ' X ' 2 f IQ ' AMW 35 Mernmenf Makers Senior eehettd All In fun Startrng wnth Mass at Queen of All Samts on Frr day mornmg the graduates began thetr last weekend at Loughltn Toastmaster for the esent wts john Mc Namara and speaker for the class was Noel Krebs The guest speakers at the breakfast were MODS1gHOf Carbury and Brother Benedxct In the evenmg the Senxor Commencement Dance was slated to begtn at 9 OO Gradually the senlors came rnto the gym and the dance began wtth the muslc by the orchestra of Walter Leege Towards the end of the evenmg the co charrman Drck Lally and Walt Doyle began a long Conga llne Wl'llLll because of tts length functtoned rn two parts one of wluch was left stranded rn the hall The dance ended wrth a shower of balloons provtded by Brother C Patrtck moderator of Sentor events On Sunday afternoon the sentors held thetr class day ceremonres Rrchard Lally presented the class gtft after th1s the whole scnror class vus enrolled into the SAINT JAMES BISHOP LOUCJHI IN ALUMNI I5 1 Guys and Dolls . Q, . Y . 1 . . . V . . Y Y - , ' L , I B 7 1 Y ' rv f ' , -. . ' 1 y ' f ' , - ' L f ' A I rf I I . 4 ' B . - Society. ' 1' 1' ,- J: ' fu. , . . Q: Q XJ! I A Q' , . 9 ' ! t ,4 ng . 'V fr af I 'tk , 1 7, . .- Ai' our Communion Breakfasf in Graduahon Dey La y presenfs fha class glff ,f'x5'1 The chow boys Brofher Edward, Brofher Arnold. Monsugnor Rogers, Brofher Bene dncf, Brofher Pafruck gh.. V n ' if Q F !f'f - A K i. n Q X ' V d u MXH-S , dx gxk ll ' 'Q '1 I Qs' N If in W. . if i 12 n N . I Q Y' ' A ' I X Q L ' . -. A' A , J' '44 ' J 3 ,mx . - ' A Q 5 53 -' 457 - X . ,vim A ' E y U I ,A 'QQ X Bl -f X J 4? 4 rf 3 - ' z-2 ' up-l, a4 u 34? Jigs., .,,,,-sf ' ' ' 4 , 4 1 s , x .5 4 . 'ZW ,Q 2 I :Af 'Xi Va E My L Q' 1 X , k A I f xl 'G I lf F 6 Vmcent Abrahams Presentation of B V M jamazm Cross Country 2 Track 2 3 Loughlmttc 4 Craft Club 4 Prom Commxttee 3 4 Student Council Peter Alexander Mary Help of Cflllilldlli llvondsfde Intramurals I Z Robert Alexander George Allen Holy Cross Our Lady of Grace Glee Club 1 Intrftmur Holla , Bffffb joseph Andersen Assumphon Student Councrl lls l 7 gIllKlC!1ICOlll1Cll Basketball 2 Swtm mxng 4 Biology Club 1 Student Council Gvctductftes Aldo Baggn St R114 Leo Honor Society , , 3, 4, jamesoman 23.4, Radxo Club 2,3,4, Schol arshlp Club 4, Pulmlnt Speakmg 1,2, Student Councll Rnchard Barrett S! joseph Pahorl Intramurals l,7,3, Stu dent Counul Robert Anderson Om Lady f III! Cmmel Track l Tcnnls I Intramurals l 7 5 Albert Battxstellx .Sl Kexms I'l11sbn1g Leo Honor Soctety , , I, 1, Scholarshlp Club, Intramurals 1,75 Intramurals 1,73 52 Auber Glendale Orchestra 1 4 Club 7 Blology Club l Qwnmmmg 7 Rxchard Sl Pancras Robert Baukney Robert Baumbert Our Lady of Lorella St Afaltbfas Hemprtead Swunmmg 1 A' G' 61' s 51 , . 2 I ,-Q L , 7 I ' 3 ' . 4 l K: xt 1 : D Q 4 ' U 1 T' ' V o ' . , f ' ' ' .2.3.-'L C102 ' 1 ' 1 .231 ' -3 ' ' - ' 1 2 of . - ' 'l 2 ' ' . izdf Thomas Bell Corpus Cbrisii Mineola Intramurals 1.2.4. if W . iQ rx john Bellotti I 0lH'f06Il Holy illtlrlyfw Glcc Club l. 5 if Charles Bicrs Sacred Heart Cross Country Z,3,4g Student Council. QV Edward Bishop O. L. P. H., Liflzlvllfllfnl Intramurals 1.2. Chemists sfand enthralled. Raymond Blucmkc Richard Boland Edward Bopp SI. 'l'l1nn1115 flflfulfl' St. .Syfrester Sl- Ceffli-'I lli- Hf '1! fl'f'fl Basketball 23,45 Base- Student Council. hall 2, 5,-'ig Student Council. 53 - 1.1 mg .. 4 ,W ts, 935 Richard Borelli Blessed Sacmmeut Ridgewood Biology Club 1: Ten- nis l. Vifilliam Brabender St. Amit, Flushing Leo Honor Society Sg Scholarship Clubg Stu- dent Council. Thomas Braun St. Brigidk Ridgerroml Intramurals l,2,5,4. Robert Brennan St. Teresa Richmond Hill Leo Honor Society 3,4g Debating l,2,5g Schol- arship Lig Tennis lg Handball l. fx ,':?4 'V' 1 9 Edward Bouffard St, Amlrezv, Flushing Gold L lg Swimming 2.3: Baseball lg Intra- murals l.2,3,4. in-f 'F at 11, Senior buttons were a WOW! james Brcnts litlmuml Brophy john Burke Patrick Burns Iloly Croix Sl. f.vl7I'lXlflfIl7!'1'l.Y SI. illlflllxl, llvflfldillll' Nrzlirily of Ii. V.lll. liulrlzrirz Handball 2.5.41 Tennis Ozone Park Glue Clula 23 Intramur- l,2,Sg Track lg Intrn- Orchestra 1.2. 54 als l. murals lj. Us- William Butler U. I.. of Miraculous .Medal Leo Honor Society l. 2.3.-'lg Scholarship 43 Track l,Z,3,4g Student Council. Leo Calandru Sl. Ritak I..I Intramurals 1.2.3. Thomas Callaghan M. joseplfs, I.. I. C.. Intramurals 1.5,-1. 'Z ...,,, What queslions will be asked? David Carroll Sl. Ioacbim Cedafburt Leo Honor Society 1.2. 5,4g Glee Club l,2g Scholarship Club lg Stu- dent Council. Eugene Catus Holy Rosary Basketball 1,251 Intra- murals 1.2.3. S w- . NN fe john Canavan St. Thomas Apostle lli'00Il'IJdl'L'lI Track 1.23.43 XVinged Foot Club 2.5.-ig Basket- ball l. Edward Cantow Sl. Pascal Baylorz St. Albans Public Speaking 1.2g Biology Club 1,25 Ten- nis 1.2: Student Court 43 Student Council. Nicholas Caputo Our Lady of Sorrows Corona Basketball 1,232 Base- ball ig Intramurals 4. joseph Celano Queen of All .Suirltx Intramurals 1.2.53 Stu- dent Council. john F. Chiarelli St. 5iyl1'e5ler'a Intramurals 1.2.5. Bernard Chmiul 0. L. P. H. Lindenhurst Gold L 1,31 Biology Club 1,2,5,-1. 55 Q59 Robert Cisek William Clark james Coakley Kevin Cody William C0nb0Y St. jaxeplfs, jlnnaifa Sl. Pulrirk, I,.1.C. St. Anthony of Padua Sl. Edu'ard'x Immafulate Conteplmn Gold L 2,53 Baseball Radio Club l,2,5.-i. Intramurals l,Z,?a. Intramurals l,2,5. Affofm l,Z,5g Swimming 25 Stu- Intramurals l,2, 3. dent Council. we ' 'W' I Wxllxam Konnolly Phnlnp Corbo Dcnms Corrngan Paul Cosgrove lm.:ru.1t1on Pun I nu nt S1 I ary 5 I lushzug Sl Malacby x ffm l'U 3f' ll1ll'rlI1lUl'.1l3 l w Intramural Handball 2 3 4 Loughlmxte btudtnr Court Intramurals IS Student Councxl S Francls Crow Icy .St Raymond 1 Lynbrook Leo Honor SOCICIY l 7 34 Orchestra l 7 S 4 Scholarship Club 4 Ra duo Club 4 Intramur Stu Lnt Councll Dommltlr D Ella Our Lady of Lourrlex Oueem Vzllage Intramurals 1 Z 4 Fdward Cryer Sl Agnes Rockulle Center Cross Country l 2 'af Track l 7 5 4 Wxnged Foot Club 7 54 Anthony D Esposnto Sacred Heart Baseball 1 Intramural ,Al Michael Dexlm 51 Sebaxtzan Woodside Baseball 12 Intramur a l 7 5 4 Stu cnt Councnl 57 Casxmlr Dabrowskn Y! .Stanulazzs Kostka Biology Club I T n ms I2 Glee Club 17 Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 Michael D1Marco Our Lady of Sorrous Corona G I. 1 Track l Baseball 2 Francis Coyle Sl Kevmx Flushing Gold L 2 Basketball 123 Joseph DeBlas1 Our Lady of Miracles Baseball 2 Tennis 12 Intramurals l 3 4 tg 'Q john D1Palma St Martxns Armlywlle Intramurals 12 Stu dent Councnl 5. 95 . -I if f . . . I 4 . . . , I , . , . . . - v - ' Sf. , I. . I . . 1 l , ' . . v - f' u n Q f f e 1 . 5 1,z,s,4. f , , . 4 'Q x 1 1 - . ' ..: CL' ' 'i' ' S- , , 'eg , . . , , 4 C - 4 ' , : X '7' 'A I. JZ v S ,-L ' , , , ,.. Y I Q fl-Thr. 'X ,-,,,g - ,,,,, . Q X ' , ' . ...,, ,' . :X ' - als 1.2.5,-fps d' Q f-1 l 3 ' iv- 4 . O 0 .I . , V . V I . ,I . . I n 1 ' s I ' , ,r . l,2,4. ls E-, , eg d ' old 9 3 . Richard Dodd Illllllclfllldlf' Co llfllflflll Il jamaica Intramurals l,2. YF? john Dunne BI. ,ll.n'lir1'v, Amityrillt- 'Il-nnis l,2,5,-l. john Fceley St. jU.YC'lIl7'5, I.. I. ff. Leo Honor Society 1.2, 5.-ig Scholarship Cluh -ig Student Council. ' x 4: james Feeney M. BartlJolomeu x Elmhurst Gold L 23 jameson- ian 23,44 Intramurals l,Z,5,-ig Student Coun- cil. Walter Feltmate Sl. Thomax Apoflle W'o0dhaven T1'8Ck 1,-15.45 Cross Country 5,45 Student Council. Michael Fcrlisi Mos! Holy Triuily Eugene Fernandes St. Patrirkfv 6 A Intramurals- 1.2.13 Stu- Xfv' l 15' 58 dent Council. Fred Ferrari Si. Gallrzel .i E. Elmbnrxt Swimming 1,2,5,Ai. Edmund Finch Queen of The Most Holy Rosary, Rooserell Intramurals 1.2. Q . Those dear 7 boolzs. Paul Flattery St. Bonaventure St. Albans Gold L 1.2.32 Swim- ming l,Z,5,4g Glee Club 1,29 Intramurals l,2,5,-4. G Wcyxl' 1 Charles Flynn Lawrence Gnbree john Gallagher Richard Gegenwarth Holy Child jesnx Sl. K6l'lI1l.f, Iflfzxhing Sr. Stanixlam St. Bartholomew Richmond Hill Dmmatics 13 Camera Maspetlf Elmhurst Swimming l.2.Aig Glee Club lg I.LA lg Stutlcnt Radio Club lg lntra- Swimming 25,43 Ten- Club lg Intramurals l, Council. murals l,Z,5,4. nis lg Intramurals I,Z, 25,4 ig Student Council. We enioyed all lhe new tunes. Robert Grant Immaculate Conception Flushing Public Speaking 1,233 Debating 1,2,5. iv 1- 1, ln, 1 joseph Giunta Immaculate Heart of Ilfary Track 1.23.42 Bowling -ig Glee Club lg Winged Foot Club 3.-i. Neil Gleason Our Lady of .llt. Carmel, Astoria Gold lg Intramur- als l.5.e+. Paul Gormley St. Kez'if1'5, Iilllxbillg Leo Honor Society l,Z, 5.41 Scholarship Club Aig Radio Club 51 Stu- dent Council. Robert Greene St. Benedict joseph Lalzre, Richmond Hill Intramurals l,2,3. Charles Gillespie St. Mary Gale of Heaven, Ozone Park Gold L Z: lntramur al? 2,3555 Student Coun ci . 59 n Arthur Groenmger St Hugbs Huntznglon Gold L 12 Baseball Basketball Tenms 1 Student Counctl Arthur Gutdnce ,Sl lnznus of Asxzw Intramurals l 234 9- Theodore Gutmann St Arden: lV1ll15ton Park Gold L l Glee Club 1? gr- Gerard Hogan run Ilolnhm Holy Redeemu S1 Paul Ireeport Student Lounul Tennns I Intramural 1 Z Student Councxl John Hussey .SI Luke: Wflnrteslmle T ack 1 2 3 4 Club 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 'cz' Iltnry J1g.,1tllo H011 from Mnjzrilv Baskctblll I 7 Student Council Donald Johann Sl Martin 0 Tours 0 d L 7 In murals 1 7 3 4 Student Councnl 60 fl Charles Harms SI Barbara Track 234 Wxnged Foot Club 3 Intramur als IZ Student Coun t Edward Holland Iloly Namc of Mnv Valley Stream Intramurals 1 2 5 John Hessler Our Lady of The Snows N Floral Park Baseball 2 Glee Club 2 Intramurals l 2 3 4 '- fdward Hong Assumplzon Camera Club 3 Intramurals 1 3 Bernard Johnston St Ceulm Leo Honor Soclety 23 Jamesoman 2 3 4 Scholarship Club 4 Student Council iw' Wxllnam Johnston Yt Nxcholas of Tolentzne jumacm Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basket ball 4 Glee Club l In tramurals 2 3 4 . . , . . In Q. . . , ,- . , . . . , . , ll ll ' I I ' ' ' 4 Y 9 I 945 ' Y', 7 1 2,3, l,2, g ' , ,, - , 3 K 2v4- 9 1 ' I 1 1-1 ' . 'il. r, , 4 5 s av- A-l v . .,,- K .'? W 4? t ' l I3 'z ' 1 1 1 tl . ' 1 'F I , ' ' A ,, 4: , 1 t z , , . , , a Q . f M fr ..11. 6: -, tv , ' V l . . . 1 V 2 y' . ' ' I ,I 1 . Y D 4 1 I I . ' v ,' . ' J. ff ' . . ' ' f . ' . . f , , ,, L Glcc 1- 1 .-: 3 ' G 1 1,-g tra- ' ,. , f ' ' ' -' . 1. , ' . . ' ' ' q w-s- a - 'lv - v.s w 1 a 1 a ' 1. s ' , l 5 Q Q . . , , . joseph jones Sl. Slanisluns Koxlku Gold L 1,23 Tennis l. 23,43 jamesonian 2: Public Speaking Zg Smu- dent Council. 'il' james Joyce Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Forest Hills Basketball lg Intramur- als 2,4. Charles Kane Incarnaiion Queens Village Track I, 2, 3, -45 Gle: Club 1,23 Intramurals l. 2. Franlr Buclr spealzs for While joseph Kelleher St. Sebaxlian Wfoodxide Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,23 Bowling 3: Intra- murals l,2,3,-'i. 61 1 'E' Vfilliam Kruse Our Lady nf the Cemzcle, RiCl7NI0lIIf Iliff Intramurals 1.2.5.1 Donald Larkin 51. Kl'l'il1'5, lflnrbiug Leo Honor Society 1.2. fl.-lg Basketball 1. 2g Scholarship 4. Robert Lemenze SI. .11i6bael'.r, I7ll1.flJif1g Cross Country 1,233 Prom Committee Lig Track 1.2.32 A. D. C. Rep. 2.14. William Leonard SI, joseplfx Gold L 1,2g Intra- murals 1.3, 4. 0' 'Q Q 41-9- .vf Paul Lirtlciicltl Iuiwreiirc Lombiirtli Paul Lonigaln Uln' lady of 111411 5' 51. P11111 Sl. i1lt1r'y'x, ulllfllffilll' E!77117ff7flt lntr,ln1L11'gl15 1,5.lL Sill- CiOlLl l.2.3.flQ Tf2lCli Swimming 4. tlunt Council. lg Scholarship Club -1. Daniel Lane St, .1lcl'x. Flnxfaiug Swimming 1.2.5511 Glec Club 1.2g Intramurals 1.2.5. .0- i 1' Autograph please! 444 ltlvx xral Sl ubn llzintlbull 1 als . Loputa C anlmr Intramur- Lavf renne Loportaro Imurmztmn Queens Villuge Glen Club 1,2g lntra murals 2.4. Sl. joseph XVarren Lushbaugh Sl, Lzrbek, 1l fJile,vtof1c Gold L 23: Student Council. We Robert Mangnm Holy Croxs liiology Club 1,2,3,4g Camera Club 2,5g Ten- nis lg Student Council. sif ' n eat, 'n loolr. Michael lVIz1rino Om' Lazly of I.onr1l,v Queens Village Leo Honor Society 25, 45 Art Club 2,5,4g jame- sonian 3,4g Scholarship 45 Baseball 25 Loughli- niteg Student Council. Philip Mahoney SI. joan of Arc jackson Heights Leo Honor Society l,Z, 5,41 jamesonian 2.3, 45 Scholarship Club -ig Basketball 1.2: Swim- ming 5, 43 Student Council. Gerard Mair St. Brigid, Rizlgezvood Spanish Club 3. Robert Maloney Student Court 45 Intra- murals 1,2g Student Council. Martin Mandato St. Ambrose Glee Club 1,24 Track 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. sn.. L. 1 'N 'J' james Marley john Maricano Roger Matter Queen of All Sainfx St. Ambrose St. Gerlrudex jamesonian 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals l.2,3g Stu- Rafknway Gold L 1,2,3,4g Stu- dent Council. Gold L 1 Biology 1 dent Council. Intramurals 12 egypt ., i Robert Mayer St, fllplarnlxnt Ijgnnri Radio Club S: Intra- murals 1.5.-iz Stutlcnt Council. George Mayforcl john Mazzafcrrc Mark McAlecse St. .ll.1l.1t'by'x St. I'l!'dI1L'fJ' of Avvivi 51. W,-idizllzerlk Intramurals l, 2. Intramurals 1.2. l3l 'lJ r ' Tennis 1.2.5. john McCaffrey Prwerllution of B, V. M. jamaica Basketball lg Baseball lg Student Court 45 In- tramurals l,2,3.-ig Stu- dent Council. ex, Q Q VN. X zfllllllllf Daniel McCarthy lifziplmrzy Baseball lil: Intra murals lg Stutlcnt Conn cil. Q.. jiuncs Mcffaulcy Sl. ,'l?lll7lll1j' of Purim: Art Club l.2.i,i1 Tralcl l: Stutlcnt Kfounfil. And in this corner joseph McDermott Ilolv C7015 In ramurals I 3 Studtnt Counul Wllllam MLDon1ld Resmrectmn Ascension Middle Vzllage Bxology Club l Intrl murals l 75 Q Student Councxl john McDonough james McErlean Om lady of Loretto St Anthony of Padua Dramatncs 3 Intrxmur Glen Club l Intramur I'dw1rd McGr1th Sl A10yflIlY Tenms I Publnc Spc-alt mgl Intramuralsl 5 Guard McManus St Cnlherme of Srunm St Albans Cross Country 13,4 Track l,2,'a,4, XV1nged foot Club 3,4 Wnllnam MCGUIDDCSS C1114 of Au Blefrnk Debatxng I Tenms I Student Council Cornclnus McShanc Sl illary Star ofthe Sea lar Rockauay Tratlt l,7, Cross Coun try l,7, IACIISIIICS Izd ntorl, Loughlmlte 4, ln tramurals l,2,3,4, Stu dent Councxl Arthur Medina Amunzclatron LLA L734 Spamsh Club 5, Student Coun Cll 65 als 3 Student Councnl Mlchael McGuxre St Marys I IC !f'f'1 W John McGowan St Nxcbolas of Tolentme jamarca G d L 1 Tenms l 2 Intramurals 1234 James McKeeve St Josephs Photography 1 Bnology Club l Track l Intra murals 2 3 Bowllng 1 2 Gerard Mlchels Resurrection Ascensxon Rego Park Basketball ZA, Intra murals l,7, Student Councnl Leonard Mnkolams Blessed Sacrament Tenms 12 Glee Club l,Z, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 gi' , ' . 1 1 f L- . ' ' . ' m ' X' . . ' I I I . . . I . 2, .. -4, . . . . - , , - f ' A ' . ' . 1 1- als IJ,-i. 1 . ,Q . . 'ol ' 3 . f- 1 . .-.. s , . , s. s - if kif , js l 1 's 1 A . . t. I . I' . , . .J ' , .Q . , . , : '- Q D . L , - , 1 v , - - A - 1 l ' ,, . X ttx C I . L 1 A , , K , . . . -L 9 V ' , V Harry Mooney St. tIIiclJael'.i Track 1,231,413 Debating lg Student Council. 'O'V' 66 CF. Joseplt Moore Sl. Mary Help nj Baseball l: Intrzttnurals l,Z,'ig Student Council. john Murawski Queen of All Sainix Orchestra 1,2,5,45 Stu- dent Council. Ifdwzird lNIurpl'1y Holy Nluue of Mary llllftgx .slfltllll Gold L 1.21 Baseball Z3 intramurals 1.25.41 Student Council. james Murphy Sl. jmul of Art' jtzckmrz Heigbls Gold L 2,53 Basket- ball 1.4.12 Intramurals 1.33.11 Student Coun- cil. Albert Neville 51. Mary Star of lbe Sea far Rockauuy Camera Club 5.4: Bowl- ing Aig Intramurals 1.2. Mig Student Council. CIJVIAIIAHIK. 11 omlylzlt' TCHMS 2.5: Immmlm l 7 5 Q Luciano Moratti flitwlximl, Ifllllflllfll --t. . tls Bruce Muller Sl. Nicholas of 'llolcrllirlcn Iunmicu Leo Ilonor Society 1 5,41 jamesonian 1.2.5 Scholarship Club Student Council. Xvilliam Muller Sl. ZlIattlJiux Baseball lg Intramurals l,2,5,,i: Student Coun cil. 'hiiff' .A , 4 . Wl'iat's a dance without balloons? joseph Newman St. Thomax Apostle wf,O0dbdl'8l1 Gold L 1,255 Radio Club 39 Intramurals 1, Z,5,4g Student Council. john Nova k Sl. Matthias Leo llonor Society l.2. 5,41 Scholarship Club fig Basketball 1.23 Base- ball 1,255 Student Coun- cil. R , Kenneth Nugai Om' Larlv of Manu! Carmel, Axforiu Student Court -ig Intra- murals l.5.'ig Student Council. 217 Thomas O'Brien Sl. f1lfIb0?1.fllS ja meson ian lg Intra- murals lj. The right combination. joseph Paige 81. Herzerlicl joseph Lulzre, Ricbnlwzd Hill Track l,2,5.'ig Vfinged Foot Club 2.5.43 Intra- murals l.2,3,4. X Paul O'Connor Ilolv Nlznle of Mary Valley Slffdlll Gold L lg jamesonian ,Mig Baseball 23 Intra- murals 2,3.'ig Student Council. Daniel O'Keeffe 51. ,llurj 5, L. I. C. Intramurals l.2.3.'i. Anthony Olixeri 81. I.cff1'x. Coram: Gold 23 Tennis I, 3,5,'iQ Bowling 5.ig Stu- dent Council. Robert Oswald 51. Alazzbias Gold L 1: Track l,2, 35 Student Council. james Parisi Our Indy of Lorelio Gold L 13 Art Club 4g Scholarship 4. james O'Donnell St. john the Baplixt Orchestra 1.2.3,-ig Intra- murals 1.23.49 Student Council. 67 Theodore Petrusyl St john Cantms Track I2 3 lntramur a 12 Thomas Ramvllle .St Pascal Baylor: .Sl Albam Tennls 12 Rnchard Petzold S1 Catberzne of Slllllld St Albans ro d L l 7 Drama tics 17 IllII lIl1llf llS l Mflrtm Prendergast St Kezm 5 Flushing Swxmmmg 2 34 Intra murals l 7 3 4 John Reddm Sl Pdlflfk J Intramurals 12 3 S dent Councll Clrnton Robms 0111 Larlv of Alf Carmel Astoria Art Club I lntramur 'lls I7 f Benyamm Procopxo lmmazulate Conception jamaica Gold L 2 Glee Club I2 Intramurals 12 Student Councxl Donald Qumn C o rpur C brat: Wfoodxrde Gold L 1 Intramur l Ronald Rxchardson John Rness SI Martin of Tours St Elizabeth Gum L 1 Baseballl Wvvdbfvwff 2 5 Publnc Spe1k1ng 4 Track l 7 3 Dramatrcs 4 Student Councnl Robert Romsey Om larly 0 Goof! Crmmel Baseball 4 Intr'1mur als 73 Student Coun u John Rowan Sl ClJruI011lJ01 Balrlzz IPI Leo Honor Soclety 3 4 jamesoman 7 3 4 Loughlmxte 4 llfdntor nn Chnl? Stuc ent Counul 68 Donald Ryan l zvztalmn of the B V M Orchestra 1 2 34 jame sonlan 1 Baseball 2 Basketball 2 lntramur a s 1 2 3 4 Stuc ent Q ouncll Francis Rybka Immaculate Conteplxon jamaica Leo Honor Socxety 5 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 De batnng 3 Scholarshrp Club Tennis l 2 3 Stu dent Louncxl ' , tuna ' ' .- if Ms fr 15, rl! 1 yi, w is 4 U 1 A , . J O 1 1 f' ,f-51' f i ' F f .X 1 if -,Z 37 jg? 3 . Q ..., ' 'figs g: M ' ,,4' A , 5 ,fa 45f ' -'iv' . v if E ' was V N + X 'im x -.fn-f ,, .--4. v ,.-. in -'1SiQt,,,,,f Richard Shiehler St. Agnes Rockville Center Gold L lg Jameso- nian 2.3.44 Art Club 3. 41 Craft Club 43 Lough- linite fig A.D.C. lPresi- dentlz Student Council. james Smith Our Lady of Lourdes Gold L lg Biology I. George Soltis Sl. Vincent de Paul Handball 43 Tennis l Handball 43 Tennis l Student Council. Paul Spimlcri Holy Family, lxlllilllilg Leo Ilonor Society 1.2. ka: Glee Club l.2: Scholarship ig Student Council. Daniel Stone Sl. joafbim f.iE'lltlI'lJll7'Kl Howling lg Intramurals I,,Sg Loughlinite. iw. Leo Simone Sl. Palrifkk. I..I.C. Gold L l,2,5g jame- sonian 2.3.41 Loughlin- it -3 lArt Eclitorlg Glce Club 2: Student Coun- cil. Some of thai Scholarship material. Williun1 Straub Anthony Suchan SY. Iiwlerlifl joseph Stll'l't'Il Hear! l.i1ln'z'. Rirlnnmml Hill liluml Park lizlselmll 1,21 Balsltetf Rzulio Club -i. lmll IL ll'llI'llIl1llI'1llS l..'. 5. Chzxrlcs Sullivan Prcwious Blood Ailoria Truck l.1,3,'l1 Crow Country I,2,5,-lg Vfingctl Foot Club 5,-4, 9 Schiebler lells 'em af A.D.C. meeting. jcrcmiuh Sutton 81. 'l'crzam. llwrzrnltiffc lluschull I,lg lntraunur ails 1,255 Stuclunt ffo cil. Thomas Sutton Sr. joan of Arc Iizckmu Heiglfls Goltl L I,2.Rg Arr Cluh S. Casimir Szatowslti Our Lady of Conmlulimz Intramurals l,l,5. is vn- Richard Tanzilli A Affhuf Tlfmcff john Tilclli Arthur Tolve Gabriel Trotta I-flllflftll1,01-1'illdI'lj'7Y 51- fllflfj' 'ff tile lilo St. I.lll'J' St. Jlarllm, L'r1i0r1dr1lr Sl lnmcxs de Poala Leo Honor Society I,l. Long 'swab N jiimcsoniun lg Intrn- Glcc Club l.Zg Dehnt God L 1 jameson 5,41 Scholarship -ig Stu- Bhkefball l-5-'49 C'l'L' murals 1.15.45 Stutlcni ing lg Student Council ld 1 I Baseball 7 u tlcnt Council. Klub l-Z3 Tmfk l-Z5 Louniil. dent Council intramurals 1.2.01 Stu- dent Council. Yu 'gli ' 4... i nf ka is A av : ,4 4 -z Q Q fi? 1 ii Robert Vogel Holy Name of Mary Valley Slream Track I2 Intramurals Francis Wagner Sl Sylzexter Tennns I Intramurals I 3 Student Council Myles Walsh Benullcl jovepll Rn bmoml Ilfll md L I Trac trunurals 75 Student Councnl Rxchard XVmklc St Bartholomz u Llmhnrst Lco Honor Society I 54 Public Speaking l 7 I I Scholarslnp C lub Ienms Kenneth Wmslow Sl Illalachy d L I 7 3 I Trl Intramurl s Student Council Edward Wallace Our Lady of Perpetual Help RlCl77I10Plll Hzll Intramurals 2 I ty. James Weber lourleen Holy Alarlyr r Gold L 125 Student Council john Yelle Our Lady of lbe Mzrauzlous Medal C L I Art Cub I Loughlxnnte 4 Track l 2 3 Wmged oot Club 5 73 Robert Wallace St Robert Bayxzde Basketball I Baseball 2 Bowlmg 3 Drama txcs 4 Student Councnl James Walsh Holy Famzly Swlmmlng 1254 L brary I Glee Club 2 Biology 2 Intramurals I24 Robert Wnllxams Sl Luke IVh1lestone Track I2 34 Wnngetl Foot Club 234 Stu l 2 Robert Young SI Pumras Glendale Baseball 2 34 Basket ball 3 Tennis I2 Glec Club I Student Coun c Peter Zlmbelmann Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament Bayside Leo Honor Society 12 Glee Cub Scholarshnp 4 Baseball 2 Student Council 3 N, V Q .I X' 1 l ' I ' . 1 ' ' A , , , 5 i- - ' ,-L - - ,.: . ,f. ng ,g l g g 2. Q , - 3 , 3,4- . fl . . , Sl, ' ' , 7 1 , , ' CHI H 1 Ii l,2, I . ,V , 1 . 3.-is GICC Club ls In- dent Council. 5 Q'- .I . ' ' ' K . l . I , ' C-ol ,..,, ,-'Q :ck ' ,w , 3 - i ' ' .l, I,2.5,4g :IQ fold 3 I ,g ' , g ., sl ' I' 1 , ' ' . 4 ' Q 1 2 - ' , , .., ,fg 2 ' . , ,sg F nl. 3,4g I 1,23 fig l,2. ,. ' 5 5 . ' , On Ocf. 3, l920 R+. Rev. Thomas E. Molloy was con- secrafed 'lhird bishop of Brooklyn. He immediarely sei aboui' fhe business of devel- oping fhe Diocesan School sysfem. For affer many years of fireless efioris he succeed- ed in ereciing 'lwo magnifi- ceni high schools dedicafed io his predecessors, Bishop Loughlin and Bishop McDon- nell, respeciively. He also es- feblished a number of ofher diocesan high schools, among which are S+. Barbara's, S+. Augusi'ine's, Sl. Michael's, S+. Brendan's and Queen of All Sainfs. Truly lhe diocesan High Schools sfand as monu- menls of his unfiring zeal for Caiholic education. ,X A 5 1.1 , , . E i 'Q A , , if H- J :J ra' 'P . ,, GY . ' , It A. , -ax af . , ' '13 3 r l. W H F I i gy sg if HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND THOMAS E. MOLLOY, D.D., S.T.D. ARCHBISHOP OF BROOKLYN 1921 - YH SX 'ind ps Rn. 'sim zu, le ll during Siudenf Council elodion i Richard Gasf Ifs nn Hue book :seeks for Cefhollc youfh Bafore ihe ADC meefing ,-l The Archconfraternity of the Drvrne Child was established in 1905 to encourage high school students to pray for vocations to the priesthood and the brotherhood The ADC meets on the twenty fifth of each month observed rn all Brothers schools as Vocatlon Day Here at Loughlm the appolntment of the archcon fratennty officers was held this September Richard Shiebler was named President George Hammer backer vice president Henry Smith secretary and Leo Simone A D C Sacrrstan The ADC schedule got under way immediately with the September meeting Meetings tn October and November were highlrghted by guest speakers Gather James Grlllgan CM and Father joseph Cren shaw At the December meeting as is customary each mg and held a Christmas entertainment Readtngs from the Gospels and short talks highlighted the first half of the assembly Vincent Kavanaugh acted as master of ceremonies for the second part as numer ous variety acts were unfolded Singers gultar players instrumental solos all were revealed but the high lrght of the afternoon was Santa Claus who gave a list of presents to the faculty Such items as two 7 foot centers for the basketball coach a bevy of fleet footed trackman for the track coach etc Because of exams there was no January meetlng In February Leo Srmone was named secretary to re place Henry Smith who graduated A forum was held rn February wrth various student speakers The remaining meetings of the year were high lighted by great speakers Under the capable moder atorshlp of Brother Christian Walter the archonfra termty had an outstandrng year Each class had :ls rospechve represenfahve Y ' . - . , . - ' 1 1 D , 1 a ' year, the archconfraternity postponed its regular meet- . . . 2 - I ' 3 I 3 . r 9 ' 3 , - , . , . , - , . , - Crowley and Mengam look if over 'sm COUNC JUNE I L 'T' :7 Filing Cards Spring Sfudeni Council :bg senden: council has kep: :he Wlth the Con xmportanr occasions when f m carrymg out on the stairs, and in the 4 are the backbone of Lough- - Geffing vofes Frosh Leo Honor Sensor Members Isl Row I 1 F Schlee A Golfa J Forsier A Basulu J Ryblra J Conway R Lynn E Forster R Maher H Blaney J Colgan Znd Row B Johnston D Larlun R Wlnlle A Bafhsiellu J McNamara A Baggua R Tanzulln D Carroll M Marino P Gormely J Vaal P Znmbel mann P Splfaleru W Buller R Brennan 3rd Row J Rowan J Feeley P Mahoney F Crowley leo Honor Socletg Most Reverend Archbxshop Thomas E Molloy Bxshop of Brooklyn founded among the schools of hrs dnocese an orgamzauon to encourage and reward the hard work of those students who mamtam a hlgh scholastlc average Membershrp rn th1s the Leo Honor Socnety requnres the mamtance of excellent scholastlc work whlle engagmg 1n extra currlcular RCIIVIIICS as well as leadmg an act1ve parnsh llfe The socnety moderator here at Loughlm lS our esteemed Drrector Brother Bened1ct Brother has m further recogmtxon of the abrlrty and work of the boys ex cused them at the drscretron of the mdlvldual teachers from the mrd term exams Junior Members Sophomore Leo Honor ' : l.or.l-. .. .. ,. . .. , B. Muller, W. Braoender, H. Slmillt, K. Hedlund, F. Wmidruber. I u I I I l I ? P I 1' Row l lo Zimblemenn Forsfer Gormley Tenzulll Vail Blaney Maher McNamara Golfa 2nd Row Baggle Larkin Jchnsfon Marino Balhsfelli Lynn Ryblra Schlee Brennan Spilaleri Carroll Forsfer 3rd Row Conway Brabender Smilh Hedlund Bufler Feeley Muller Mahoney Basil! Wnldgru ber Crowley Wmkle S ltofavsllyi lub The members of the Scholarship Club convene daily under the capable guidance of its moderator, Brother Adelbert George to learn about the types of tests used by various colleges. Brother fosters and di- rects research into a variety of subjects by the boys. By means of sample questions from previous scholar- ship tests Brother supplements the research work of his charges and gives them actual experience with the tests they are preparing to take. The club emphasizes the importance of outside reading, including the reading of the daily newspapers. Members of the Scholarship Club sit not only for the exams of schools such as Manhattan, St. johns and-Fordham, but also engage with success in the Hearst History Contest and Westinghouse Scholar- ship Competition. Constant diligence and oil-burn- ing on the part of the boys has borne fruit. In the winter competition for the scholarships offered by St. Johns the Lion brain-trusters garnered six of eight prizes, an impressive record, indeed. Brother Knows Besl' Remember lhaf! Hs scholarship maferial gil if Q H . U' f ' - 'f 6' ' B7 mln? .. Q Y HWSX vgxg, 'le' ? Y pre' 13, Q. X - --5 r . , -Q w In W FIWW 'L ,f . ' I I ,- A . I saxapnonesj unlcarlco Lynn Vnterlfh Jones Jrd Row lf'rench hornl Rybla frumpefs Crowley Duffy Beret? 4+h Row frombones Auber Ryan Hollis 5th Row drums Krol Yelle Probably no other school actrvrty rs more fre quently requested to publrcly drsplay tts talent than the orchestra Its performances can be wrtnessed at pep rallres, A DC assemblres, graduatlons class days and open house meettngs Each member must thoroughly acqua1nt hlmself vytth a complete l1ne of popular as well as classtcal mustc, rangmg from Kxss Me Kate by Cole Porter to the Fxnale from Beethoven s Frfth Symphony The orchestra rs not howey er an orgamzatron whrch contlnually demands work and offers no com pensatron to tts members Each year for example our orchestra gets together wrth the gurl orchestras of Mary Lours Academy and the Academy of St oscph rn Brentwood to form a combtned concert under the capable leadershlp of Mr Consolt A major event tn thrs groups HCIIVIIY IS a combtned rehearsal and plc ntc at Brentwood, vyhtch ts usually held the Sunday before the date of the concert Like every other school orgamzatlon the orchestra greatly regrets the graduatton of tts senror members This year took thtrteen whrch IS an exceptlonally large number The graduates leave however reas sured of the fact that Mr Consolt and our moderator Brother Bernard, wrll not find rt drfflcult to recrurt and tram new members, thus contrnurng the tradxtton of an orgamzatron whrch gryes much pleasure to those who understand and apprecrate good mustc Clannef uarfef Isl l -1 1 ' ' ' ' -t 1 f . 2 41 'J .' . ' . D h , , 2 , Q az f :xx if fW'J23kgj1V - Q: g 's- ' , f- ,,, V' ' wi 1 . 1 2 I Lf! W -at ,Q V V . M' W V ' fi' , X gif -Q Y f , N , , . W ' x A x urn H- 21' , L Q 9' I gi' 'BK f' f' . - i 1 e f W'b L +-21 , 'I , iw' 1 92 23 Q -'A 1 - f ' if -sax. ' ' ' L' 7 fiffii I 4: . gl ,A In I Camera Club Belund the pxctures found IH the l!TlC.SOI1lH1 IS thc vwork of Brother Q Wxlll rm and the Qlmlfl Llub Although tlus orgaruzatnon was revned only a year lgo when Brother first came to Loughlm xt hrs xlready cllcked ltself xnto the Loughlln llmclxght 'Ihe clubs darkroom ln addmon to the usuxl prmtnng md developmg apparatus has at 1ts dnsposal severll pueces of specnal equlpment for enlargrng and prmt mg The members of the club not only learn the chemlstry of photography Cthat IS prmnng and dc V6lOPlI1bQ but also correct pxcture angles plcture varxatlon and subject mater1al Poppxng flash bulbs cm be seen at all the basketball games md track meets held at the school and away The fotogs cover completely all the 1mportant soclal events mcludmg the afternoon dances sport Hop and Sentor electrons One plcfure IS worth a l000 words Af work nn lhe darkroom Phofographers of fomorrow L 'lo R Moderafor Brother C Edward B Harrmgfon W Ryan eb atm 9 A countless number of hours were spent rn re search mghts were passed away wrrtmg and rewrrt mg speeches afternoons were used IH vacant class rooms practrcmg the art of speakrng and refutatron untxl finally the Loughlln Debatmg Society was ready to start 1ts season Wrth the help of Brother C Ed ward and Brother Bernard john debaters Rrchard Wrnkle Wllllam Fmneran Clxfford Chu oseph Trusty Bernard Harrlngton Donald Cook Stanley Stachura ames Va1l George Tagasse Wllllam Ryan oseph OConnell and Phrlrp OMara practrced de bates wlth var1ous schools throughout the metropoln tan area The purpose of these debates was to rrpen Loughlrn s spokesmen for the Azarlas Forens1c Tour nament Thxs tournament whrch culmrnates the de batmg seasron presents evrdence of the accomplrsh ments of the debatmg teams 1n the New York area In the future the club w1ll look to R LaPore W ODonnell and A Frazzrta of the freshmen team to fulfill the job done by rhrs years varsrty debators Under the expert tutelage of Brother C Edward and Brother john the boys went on to fulflll the arms of th1s socrety that IS to encourage better speakrng and argumentatron through clean loglcal thlnkrng and to prepare the members to take a posrtron nn defense of therr farth agamst such current attacks as Com munrsm materxalrsm and 1nd1fferent1sm VARSITY DEBATORS ll f I Snlhng J Trusfey C Chu R Wmlrle W Funneran Sfandung D Cool: S Shachura B Harrnng+on G Lagasse W Ryan J Vaal P OMara J Connell l ' 7' . Y l I I I 7 I , J J . n f Baumann, R. King, D. Chiodo, T. Michalskl, 1. -1- . F . l ' : .. o r. ' ' - . , . , , 'sv ,- w-N55-'fa' , lx -.. -Q M wx mf...-. -- -Alf-f try yi Q kt! . 1- x'A fx 0 N , , Q .qw V- . 'lin Ll lffh VJ JH.- r'A I'If'5i1-4 'uw- QTY -- I ENlO U ll Cflllwill lime QDMAY I4 I5 JI6 Leo fhinks he can lL. 'Io R.l-T. Siedensclwwang, F. O'Connor, F. Lesfingi, J. McCauley, L. Simone, H. Dodge, M. Marino, Brofher A. Joseph, Moderator. rt Club Under the able guidance of Brother Adolphus joseph, Loughlin presents its behind the scenes men. These are the boys who are responsible for the many posters always seen around school. The mem- bers keep busy with posters for our basketball games, track meets and Senior Play and several contests each year, besides working in other media in their own spare time. Through january graduation, Loughlin lost the services of a consistant poster winner in Henry Dodge. This june the club loses the services of four other contest winners: Leo Simone, Mike Marino, Dick Shiebler and jim McCauley. They leave behind a fine group of artists, among whom are Frank Lestingi, john Siedenschwang and Francis O'Connor. The Clubs exhibits include their annual Christmas posters and Open House exhibit. 4 J ' Their conceplion of Christmas Oh! To be an erlisl f Urtiimla A Farrenkopf and W Doyle fransmulhng A hair-raising incident Henry Smillt and Bill Clark fesling sound Station wax Radio Club Located in the rear of the Physics Lab, the Lough- lin radio station holds its home sessions. The wire- less shack in Loughlin displays the call letters of many operators in 85 countries together with the States and Australia. XVZZLK boasts also some oper- ators who have their own transmitters. In addition to the normal receivers and transmitters to be found in 1 well equipped shack, there is also some ultra high frequency equipment which was installed especially in accordance with the Federal Communication Sys- tem Radio Loughlin has received a distinct honor in be- ing appointed as a net central station in the compli- cated communications system of the city's defense system. The c1ub's moderator is Brother Bernardine ames As in many other of the activities of the school, this organization is divided into a junior and an advanced section. The junior hams are taught the rudiments of communications together with the necessary fundamentals of radio electronics. The ad- vanced section is concerned chieHy with broadcasting and advanced courses in electronics. WZZLK is con- stantly trying new methods and equipment connected with long range communications. For those in the Radio Club who are interested in sound equipment, the revised public address systems are under their direction and operation. Try this for size Sfandlng H Smlfh W Doyle R Zolzef W Walsh SIHIHQ O Schmldfman W Clark V Serrone J Magm Brofher Bernardme BEGINNERS lsf Row C Cue D DeAngells P Bagrahonoff J AmISfddI J Hass A Sfahc J Blgd0V8ffB 2nd Row M Pomello M Vaupel J McEvoy A Salvla J Greco B Hamm 3rd Row A Hamm G Braun D NdfOII8 J Neufeld B Gradd - A Grldd rg Mwwiw 'W KH Wm h lk Huh Slhool In Chl lim school V00 N .1 n sl lumen Au-amy nr. .nam on 0 I 0 I I h ol l lhy I :cl 6 Pu lllhqd onli nach In Nh during nv.. 9 .um . mn of sm-on Lo mf. mmwu nv. sa-wa cn. nu A .fm mann. N von ,Xi 73,443-f-X GUN! fi gy 5L.uOL NAR A k,,.f- 4 .ae :Evil Bruce 'Vin er 'Edxlor rn Chlei Noel hubs Ll Ednor Bernard Johnston ewa Ednor or James Marley d Dxck Shxemer Feature Edmtor John Rowan an Aldo Baggxa Co Copy Edxtorc John Frey xc mga Edxtnr er Rmchnxd Tmbcrt usme s Manag Photvgrdphzr lux bnmnmc M Marxno F icstxngl Goeha L Jaeger k J iounzy W l S hroetter Arust News Board J lmnzx J Znbrons x C Egbert J Jockd J Cahahan J berrrty T c NN Ryan lb bdrxey NN Tobin SPOT!! Board F Sch ee J Waih P Grazxano NN Drennan A D Aurra P Mahoney J Feeney P OConnor L Grayson Brother Conrad me F S C Facuhy Adv 'IIOK Th A e e :for and moderaior 'talk If over 92 Eddo A rs Bd99Ie, B Johns1'on, J Marley N K b I re 5 V T . -. J. Q in . V , A X. A 3 'rf N N rn J . ,. , .., 3- . .N . ff? .. . um. 0 .1 . , a a . -mn -X' h 91:1 M c Q i U ll I. b o I UY in! or ani I u i i I , ' ' 357 :mu v , B 5, cv 1 Av P. - - J 1.- ' -V '-1, og? i 4,-' , E.-grf:?,. f 'Ji 4 J vi ,,,, . u f N ' Sp 'V B S ' . ' ,. L en B , SS, 1 , 'K A Leg-5 do If fhlg way .4-v Isl Row l lo Johnslon Sparfalns Lavaglla Garvey Trnschelh Marino Benlowvurz Eder Kugler Ryan Brofher Conrad Leo 2nd Row Grayson Doyle Fmneran Tobin Cooney Fllzgerald Gerrnty N 3rd Row Rowan Krebs Baggla Wnlson Jockel Hoar DAurea Dann OBrlen Glolla ewman M l Schroeller Drennan OConnor Feeney Callahan Graznano Schlee 41h Row Muller ar ey Sth Row Craig Mahoney Snmone Leshngl Jaeger Walsh Traberl' Frey Egbert Slnce IIS founclmg rn 1927 the amesonxan has been one of the leadmg actlvltles at Sr ames Lough lm As the oflicral student publlcatron thrs paper has been an lmportant factor rn the mcreased student sup port of and partlcrpatron m extra currrcular act1v1 tres Thls year the amesonxan has contmued ln ts U2 progress as the guxdrng sprrrt of the school Under the very able dlrectlon of Brother Conrad Leo the school paper added to 1ts already splendld llst of artlcles a new feature approprlately txtled Heart of the Matter Wrltten by Bruce Muller Edrtorm Chlef thxs artrcle dealt w1th the Cathohc Churchs opmron on such pertment and controverstal rssues as the McCarran B1ll Atomlc weapons and varxous other top1cs of student mterest The post of News Edrtor of the Loughlrn Monthly was filled most competently thls term by Bernard ohnston who penned the Famllmr Around Lough lm column a perennlal favorlte of Loughlxmtes Noel Krebs and Ph1l1p Mahoney were the fall and sprmg term Sport Edxtor and each served h1s term as Mr Loudspeaker Feature Edltor and wrxter of the lnformatlve Per sonallty Column was ames Marley whxle the ame sontan okes were wrxtten by Aldo Baggxa Ex change Edltor Other semor edxtors on the staff were Rrchard Shlebler and john Rowan Co Copy Edltors Loohng over lhelr work L hy- I .L .I I in .' U 1 ul. ,, f ' .J 1 l. . . t ' lfllllllllllllll lll-' Prnze wmners 'B ofogy Club Under the excellent guldance of Mr Rogers the members of the Btology Club are gnven the oppor tunnty to develop thelr sclence apt1tudes and work on a project of thelr choosmg The club has several arms among them are to tram hlm ln procedure and techmque and to pre pare htm for the future Westrnghouse Scholarshlp College Entrance Exams Cancer Exhlbrts and the Scholarshrp Club Thus year the Blology Club sent IIS representatnves Henry Smlth V1c Serrone and Bernard Chmrel to the Westrnghouse exam Pxctured at the left wlth therr projects are Bob Mangam Vlce Presldent and Ronny Dudonls Secretary who won flrst prrze rn thelr drvnsnon rn the School Scrence Faxr held Brooklyn Tech Below we have the members of the Art Depart ment These Buggoneers w1th artlstlc talents pre pare many charts for lab use These charts tend to make the subject more mterestlng and are remem bered longer than oral descrlptnons Next IS the prcture ln whrch are Henry Smlth whose project IS an electronxc egg fertllxty tester Vnc Serrone wrth the mlcrotone he made and also Wlllxam Warthe andj Gugllelmo who are studymg plant hrstology The Frsh department 1S perhaps found most rnter estrng where Loughlms Ichtyologlsts ralse and breed the varxous multl colored fish oe Wlerzblckl Presldent rs the clubs anatomy specxallst and IS currently conductmg classes on thrs subject Loolung for the wnshbone 7 l F 745- TM 427'-X, 5' fx iffy 5 . T 'gy i zt V I . . - 3 - I . , . . , fr l Q ff ' . , . . . . . . ' f -. g stnmulate a boys sclentnfic curxosrty and mterests, to ...H X 1 fi- V I I ' j V , ,j l , , , ! Y U ' , ln Y , 3 . . , . , . ' s J . . .y . Y . , 11 2 Q6 X ' cyl ,ffl ,JE S: 'gigiry TW '5' N-uf' ' I ' f aff TT W ' gm ' X W an f' :- ,xix f , S- X -.XS ,BX Q Axis, V XXL if' Cl Sealed l fo r J Smlih J Warnng R Warmg K Sulllvan B Sydlanslty D Bonelh R Wallace Top Row-J OBrsen J Jones J Meehan R Blast J Brown R Granf E McGrath T Schlesslnger D OKeefe A Nevalle P Wnthg Is somefhmg allmg you? Drumutlcs Loughlms 1953 Dramatxc Socxety presented nts vers1on of H B Shnffrms Broadway success I Llke Doctor Henry Carroll and Brother Raphael the thes pxans from Brshop Loughlnn and Blshop McDonnell presented one of the most successful plays ever to be produced on the Loughlm stage It should be understood though that th1s success was not made overmght Preparatxons for the selec tnons of the play and the cast were started IH late October and by early December operatrons began rn earnest Long hours of practlse followed and the mem bers were asked to gxve up Saturdays and week day evenmgs The latter part of anuary was spent work mg rn vacant classrooms and finally movmg over to the audxtorrum as the play began to take shape Throughout February and March the rough spots were xroned out as the pace contmued to mcrease Finally the blg nlght arrrved ln Aprrl and before a full audltorxum the play was recexved wrth warm enthusxasm Specral crecht must also be grven to the stage hands who under the dlrectron of Brother Raphael per formed a very CECICDI Job Worklng together as a team the members of the cast won for themselves the pralse not only of thenr dnrectors but also of the whole faculty 7 It Here. Under. the able guidance and direction of . f ' v J . ' 96 Dr Henry Carroll Bro+l1erA Raphael THE CAST Mr Snzullry fmmes Brown Lum: Mcrrzueallocr Kerry Sulllvnn H11 Ida Mcrnu euffur Bmrb 1r1 Sydlnnsky Caplauz Lerozzxc 'I homxs SLl1lCS1flbCI' Sub 11111111 Merrzu Luther Albert Nevllle Bra! Monroe Ildwxrd MCGr1th ll zllze lxrmgla Robert Walllcc Szpbroum Lrmrcmc Dunne Boneru Ylzppormzg C1111 Dunne WIIIUE Rosemiry Wir mg, Dmxcl OKcefc Kenneth Nugu lmes Smxrh Robert Grxnr Nelson Gendusu T6Ch7ZlC1lI7lI and Stage Opemzorr JIIDCS OBr1en ohn Mechm Paul Wlrrxb Ralph B1 ISI Bermrd C hmnel Iohn Don no Ldvs ard Gchm john McCarthy NOW PLAY lN G sor- KK ll MENS? v0 ' M :fv 'H NFN.,.,1H ' Pmky Wallace leads 'D' ,I .4 'I 'Q Alt' ,ZL- , , V JK K J - l I ......................................,... ' I L 1 L ' 4 ' , ' ............... . ..... , ........ L 1 2 4 ' ' 1 ...... ...... Q 1 ' I Y' AN! L ' I I V, J. .v-.......................,... ' j Drzrizl Hollow .....,....,......,.............................. Charles Lntorella 4 ' , ......... . ........,...,..,.... , ....,.....,..... ' L L V' ' ' ' I 1 .,....,,.... A . : .Nl l ' ' W' ..............................,..... .1 A . ' ' f '.'- 'L 1 A Y, . . - , Y L .2 , A A A ,. Ji . I 7 7 7 I 1- , K. f ' I ,.'- 1 Y , J ' 1 , Y, 1 1 , . - - . 14195 ll 5 J ,aa- Sfhng I To L Simone V Abrahams J Rowan C Conlon M Marino D Sfone Sfandlng D ulnn R Mangam E Caniow W Connolly G Maur T Yelle R Shlebler pn. Edifors-in-chief: R. Lynn and J. Ryan .1 R Creagh Achvnhes edlior G Maher Lnferary edlfor W Brennan Sports ednfor V De Lucia Sensor edntor An annual presentation in Loughlin is the Lough- linite, commonly referred to as the yearbook. The book serves to bring back memories of one's high school career in later life. This year's book has as its main theme the celebration of the Centennial Year of the Brooklyn Diocese. Throughout the book the out- standing leaders of the hundred years are honored. When the book appears in late spring, the student receives it casually. However, through investigation within, he finds the book quite complicated. He then realizes that the creation of the book took imaina- tion, skill and patience. His realization is true, for there are many tasks involved, endless photographic work, page layout and proof reading. This work could never have been accomplished without the able guidance of the Moderator, Brother Peter. This year's book was skillfully edited by Bob Lynn in the fall term and John Rowan in the spring term. These editors-in-chief were assisted by sub-editors who, along with the complete staff, have presented to the senior class one of the finest books in the annals of Bishop Loughlin High School. C. McSl1ane lAc+ivily edilorl, V. Abrahams lLiferary edilorl, C. Conlon lSporl ediforl. I .1 ,-, . ,lx .C I sq xxgzsi-' I I kk.:-. W .V ' ' w 7 X- Lfvlbk. il lt I ' n o . 1 i l .1 ilissff .. iii-sae' 4 5 5 . , -,F :. as ' -C ll Q v -1 sr- N 1 '-Lf' f ' .I f g dll' , f f, xt ' 1 Q, at As.. ig . ibut! iq:-.K -A-,V if f yf K . I fqfw' 'xr' I' , ,fn I ' Ffff X. Q. is 4- ., . . I ' ' x J if if it Ibgecx 'ra ,: ., :, '. st, --121 - -. I ' ,txt If ax., 5 ,, A '-'sc f' ?:.:- -. Q' I l c -.x 4' f .y:.,q.., . 1 V s ' , fires. Qyaig GQ. .355 B' ,X '5 ' ii I yin' was ll x - 5 4 ox N- ' QW yt , six xx ,-11: 'C Brother Business sfaff in action Arfisfs: L. Simone, R. Sheibler and M. Marino Pefer and John Rowan i S Spor+ Hop CommnHee Sp ovt Hop An 1nst1tut1on whreh has grown at Loughlrn rn the past few years rs the Sport Hop Twrce a year the Senxor and unlor Lrons congregate on the thtrd floor ballroom to smg and sway to the sttaxns of a local dmce band The publlcrty whxch rs gtven the Hop rs eredtted to the work mamly of the Art De partment Although lxttle publrclty lS needed for thrs rcttvrty thenr valurble work IS not to be oxer looked The task of managrng and arrangxng thls gala flrng falls rnto the very capable hands of the Student Countrl mth the presrdent of the Councrl actmg as coordmate and mmager Sew eral of the underclassmen act rn the caplctty of servers for the refreshments icokel The flmle of these memorable evenmgs IS usutlly the pl 1,105 of Good Nrght Sweetheart K The Pause fha? Refreshes Ka! Swmg and Sway Danclng In lhe dark Al lhe dance Informal Dances As the bell rmgs at 2 45 declarmg the end of another school day we find all the students who could hardly keep from fallxnp, asleep from 9 to 2 45 sud denly racmg down the sta1rs towards the exnts What s th1s9 They re gomg past the CXIIS and contlnumg dovyn the sta1rs towards the cafeterla Oh' today IS the day for another afternoon dance down m the cafeterla These dances whlch are run by the senxor class have recently obtalned new features vnhxch xnclude a new phonograph approx1mately 200 new records and refreshments at a mlnnrnum prlce Walter Doyle and Art1e Groennnper chalrmen of the dance commlttee fall and sprmg, terms respectlvely report that the gxrls have been outnumberlnb Loughlms representatlves two to one The purpose of these dmccs IS to a1d tn the socml development of the Cathollc hlgh school stu dents It also helps the Iougjhlxn student to secure a partner for blggber soclal events as the Sport Hop and Prom Thai s a pun Oh' wha? a day Walt Doyle and dale Smale a whsle I . , A 9 ' Y ' y 4 - . . . , . , , . . . l I 1 Y . . . . . 1 . V' L X 3 7 . Y . . . ' ss 1 , , ' r Q, 7 . D Y K D I 7 ' l , . - 1 V a 1 Q r 1 ' : 1 1 T' . L V ' . ' . 7 - Y7 'I' V 3 SERVICE SQUAD-SPRING: lsf Row-E. Cryer R Wallace B Procopio J DiPalma D Carroll 2ncl Row-H. Mooney, L. Venezia, J.Walsl1, E. Murphy R Mangam J Feeney 3rd Row-J Manscano D. McCarthy, J. Yelle, M. McAleese, J, Paige G Maur G Trofia Mlm Row-J Murawski A Neville C. Conlon, W. Connolly, R. Boland, R. Sl-iiebler W Muller Set ice Sqnuad Under the capable guidance of Chef Robert Guag- nini the Service Squad undertakes the seemingly im- possible task of satisfying the appetites of Loughlins student body. At quarter past eleven and twelve o'c1ock each day, there is a rush for the cafeteria, the coveted prize usually being an eclaire or a well- cooked hot dog. The squad keeps a big assortment of sandwiches, hot dishes, pies and milk on the counter in order to lessen the intensity and momentum of the lunch rush. After the rush is over, however, the work of the Service Squad is only half done, for there now re- mains the cleanup. The food must be stored, the trash trucked away, and each nook and corner of the cafe- teria must be scrubbed immaculately clean for the next day. But each and every member of the Service Squad is content, for they know a well-fed student is a bet- ter student here at Loughlin. l800 guys and 3 dogs A E-fi The gang s all here ? 1' Wish you were here .v 6 4 4' uw- Qu J 'QM' Oh' Happy Day ,Z Whnppmg uf up SLOPPY JOES BAR On fhe house Bocxtmde As rroppmg to 1 yur of htrd study tht Lxons and Lnontsses step out for 1 d ry of sulmg md mem ment Our yacht the Amerrtt, ltnts her slnp at the Battery about 9 00 1nd arrnes tt Pl tyl 1nd xn the VlLlIllIy of ll OO Mrny of the l.0LlgllllI1lILS hctd stralght for the blth houses md m mrly swlm lor those who are less VlgOfOLlS the mxny sndt shows are a drawing tird The fades open II l O0 md with rn a short tlme the Purple md bold rs to be seen throughout the plcl-c enjoyxng thc. Vl1'lOLl5 xmuse ments Towards the llte afternoon when most of the tot ton candy and crackeryrtlcs have been CXl1lLlSI6Cl, the Loughlm colors un be seen crmoelng or botnng on the quret lake retompanled by thtlt best dollfrlends Our steamer departs at 5 OO and we slowly wend our merry way tovw 1rd the dock and the trap home The homew 1rd crulse rs one thock full of plelslnt mem orles and acqufuntances Brother C Patrrek rs the responslble one for the rrrrnngements 1nd he and hrs commrttee deserve great pralse for handlmg thus bu, event All aboard Y 1 f' I Dociormg sack books Fmdmg ihe raghl' card 6 Sian and Nick pufhng away books L oughfiu L rbvavg Assocuttwu The L L A whrch was founded by the late Brother Cyrrl rn 1948 has 1 twofold purpose to tcrch the members lrbrary scrence and to provrde the care nec essary to marntarn the lrbrary rn proper workmp con drtxon The LLA consrsts of behmd the scenes workers who reparr old and torn books prepare new books for the shelves and place the returned hooks mto therr proper places Each member IS requrred to work one perrod of forty five mrnutes etch week The moderator Brother G Wrllram teaches the boys the make up of books the Dewey dccnm 11 sys tem of classrfyrng books and tht fine pornts of lrterl ture Furthermore the LL A presents durrng the school year many exhrbrts rn the lrbrary among whrch are the exhrbnts of newly purchased books old new spaper exhxbrts and the exhrbrt for Cltholrc Book Week Collechng books Benedicfion affer induction fumui Following the hrst week of school in September the St. james-Bishop Loughlin Alumni held its an- nual dance for the younger group. The dance was held at the Hotel Roosevelt with the music provided by jimmy Reynolds and his twelve piece orchestra. Matthew Panzyk, '49 was chairman of the dance committee. At the dance Brother A. james F.S.C. '56, former moderator of the alumni, was honored for his work in making past affairs successful. Brother Arnold, the present moderator, with the help of Pres. Luke Smith, '58, V. P. Albert Smith, '45, Michael Cucchise, '46, Recording Sec. Eugene Cann, '45 and Corresponding Sec. Francis Walters, '49 did an excellent job in gathering the past graduates for the Alumni basketball game to which over 150 re- turned for the game and reception aftedwards. Both the older and younger alumni held separate gatherings in order to honor Brother Benedict's sil- ver jubilee. On january 25, the seniors of the January class were admitted into the alumni. Brother A. james de- livered the dedication talk, while Rev. Gerald A. Maley O.P. '42, discussed the duties of the chaplain. The stars refu rn Brofher Arnold falks if over 107 Mos? Rev. Raymond A. Kearney was consecraied Auxiliary bishop of Brooklyn on Feb. 25, l927, having previously served as Vice Chancellor of Ihe diocesefln his years of service as assisi- ani' 'Io his Excellency Bishop Molloy. Bishop Kearney has done much fo promofe 'ihe advncemenf of 'I'he educa- Iion of 'Ihe Caiholic youih. Wifh Bishop Boardman he has busied himself in 'Ihe su- pervision of 'Ihe exfension and Iuriher clevelopmenf of 'ihe ever increasing proieci of eclucafing young Calho- lics. M- ', fx gas ,S sf 1, 1 I f gg 5' 1 . Wu so 5 I dwg: X5-f , ..,,, ','gZ. - - n T i S I 5 fe A Q? ' ' .I i 1 5 -' - KF wgrzfsf. HIS EXC ELLENCY MOST REV EREND nAYMoNo A. KEARNEY, s.r.n., J.c..n. AUXILIARY BISHOP OF BROOKLYN 1935 - ff uh s- r W.. Wm 4. f XW X W Z ..- Q f Ss xml :Z f V QQ, V '4 -A H 'I xg: fa' 1 WG' xa' g7 .arp Q 3 I' L, V x at MVK F I I ,f XEQQQG-' , : Q r 5 M N' ' ' I gn: 3 Q S :ff Q N M' f G' 5 Q W x L.: -r . 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Roche, J. Hayes, T. Tolan, E. MCcGYllIY, R. Blasi. 5+h Row-T. Sza- chacz, C. Naranjo, G. Marquardf, D. De- vine, L. Brusfman, H. Haas, P. Cussen, J. Ragonasa, F. Troise. 2534 IZ Isl Row-D. Garvey, R. Fucliinslri, J. Bir- mingham, J. Malinowski. 2nd Row-E. Skrocki, R. Schneider, M. Lovas, W. Keyes, D. Sullivan, J. McDermoH, P. Fioresi. 3rd Row-J. Driscoll, C. Swigen, E. Maney, A. Reilly. D. Cook, J. Magin, J. Murphy, J. Sheehan. 4lh Row-H. Traynor, R. Dunlop, F. Simms, R. Teehan, J. McKenna, J. O'Connor, C. Sullivan, J. McNul?y, R. Harris. Slh Row-R. O'Grady, J. O'Hara, J. Sf. Clair, P. Reilly, R. Breuer, O. Nicols, T. Clark, J. McCullough, T. O'Hara, J. Reynolds. 810 Isf Row-J. Cusack. J. Jordan, W. Don- lon, R. Preussar. 2nd Row-O. Bischoff, J. Corcoran, J. Siciliano, R. Schug, J. Gerrily, F. Gallagher. 3rcl Row-G. Kelle- her, E. Keenan, W. Sullivan, J. Krupowicz, W. Maher. C. Dugan. J. Bagleo. 45h Row -G. James, M. Polifo, S. CaloHa, C. Clones, H. Amen, J. Licala, M. Breslin, B. Lowfhar. 5fh Row-R. Wood, J. Man- ger, V. Dugan, T. Devenny, P. DiFiore, C. Lucey, W. Lulowski, E. Darcey, J. Oakley. 117 'Q 4 3 'gf ',f,,'y f U v ' f gi T 2 5 if 4. fel - Sf, if 2 9' ,. Wav. gg, 7, . M M, 1.3 MA A-If x, Q 4 l V 51' 2 . 4 we V 4 , ,Y 1 5- g 1-.4 L -as H k if V V -5 vs., ,,LA -f 9 W, 'L Q 14 5 rv Q, K Y , 'J K 1 ' N F1 if 3.-N sv N2 Q x ni: ' X rf 5 55 Q ' 5 wig? Lf Y' 'E' A- . fi 1, 'il xi xifw Q V - -Q, .x V 1 . 4 g Yi ., K Q H, A-'5' s H' W Q1 w 0 lvl .3 'Q' ' fi Q Q Zz .8 Y 65 ' -Q? 797 ' Q? Al t, qw , 1V:'N 1 3! g,x?l K Wai' 6 M? .W .' X P V V X ,, ? .M ik , J Q2-. 'J ., 1 MZ. 21,2 - - 43 ' vi ' is 1-2. Q I L . .1 I -3: s Q Q maya O 4, ,M 5, uf L Q' XJ' .- X5 v V W5 YJ.. an 3' 'Q !! -255 -- A N I K N ' 'Mix Ju -ex QV-0 3 U 1 9 V. :H W' X il' 'f' f Z' - , 5 - 4 yr ,S :H . ,1 ff A ' - - A YL 5, Q, f ' A I . , . 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K ' S 14 Xi , V 445: W ?U' s - if W Q NYJ QQ 5 - ,':ef4 if ,.,, , Px mf , ,wg LYWZA: 1 ' .' :K 3 K . M, ,V , Ji 'mg . fr-M: , MA , W, , va ,ni ffm 'Q' -4 ,.,, 'Q 'Q' F 2, -G Qwsgign- tg ' ,' ' 1 if 1' ,' . . f 1 x ' X : ' mg? Qak. 93 . L ' k' R'-w as J X . K? r 1 sg ,jfmrs N V , is t Y? Q 1 , 9 ' if 3- -1' i A ar iff A w. V J -5 I a .A .,. S-, -U Q 1 V21 , y Q v W W ' W v 3 w 3 gf 5 V 6 W W y H f f H 4 I I It ' , ff: V! xl Niya' 551 ,V ,Viv ' of t. A GAR X, 5 Sigma- am I X f 'lea 1: Vi - ., ,ki lykgivif Q T27-4 .V ing , '416 Isl' Row-M. Kelleher, J. Carroll, T. Mol- loy, P. Monaghan. 2nd Row-F. Valh, D. Eslers, K. Casey, G. Boone, J. Machulis, R. Lancer, J. Foxx. 3rd Row-T. Hasselt J. Mennie, J. Murray, G. Whilen, J. Mc- Grory, R. Fellows, R. Robilolla, R. Kem- na. 4-lh Row-R. Guagnini, J. Slewarf, M. Keown, W. Mueller, R. Spadaforcl, J. Mc- Cue, L. Mayr. 5lh Row-J. Grella, J Fischer, J. Kiernan, J. McNamara, R. Silvesfri, J. Nerney, A. Duro, J. Long. 6th Row - J. Zalarga, R. Klecka, W. Brusfman, J. McNul+y, K. Conboy, V. Beck, R. Frieclenreich, G. Seiferman, R. lannolfa. 126 ELS Isl Row-T. Mccarlhy, F. Sisaric, M. Chi- chesler, P. Molloy. 2nd Row-L. Maz- zarella, E. O'Reilly, R. Pompilio, M. La- gana, J. O'l'lanlon, P. Klvana, T. Galvin, J. Jarvis. 3rd Row-L. Vellri, R. Zanini, W. Brower, R. DeMaHia, C. Karsen, A. lppolifo, D. O'Leary, P. Hill. 4lh Row- F. Simoncini, J. Kelly, H. Gray, P. Quinn, C. Blume, J. Marhews, N. Ramer, F. Sa- bella, E. Dooley. 51h Row-D. Farrell, K. Quealy, J. Bryck, T. Kamarad, K. Slanlon, R. Ferris, G. Gerclxe, M. Mafhiof. bfh Row-J. Marsicano, D. Gallagher, J. Tarpey, J. Leo, F. Naughlon, M. Buondel- monle, J. Power, J. Flaherty, J. Tobin. IB430 ls? Row W Keenan J Law G Duncanson 2nd Row J McGurness R Dunn M Hufchmson R Besfler 3rd Row G Rogers J Haas J Walsh T Really J Anchor 4ll1 Row R Horny T Cahalan E Maiura R Foley R Alexander P Brauhgam 5th Row K Ferrm G Flemung R Georgens P Vngnona E Brgaoueife L Hessler M Arone blh Row T Duron M Moymhan S Devme D Schwefer R Harmon J Byrnes R Cummnngs A Barry lA-7.17 ls? Row-M. Hoplrins, J. D'Amafo, J. Aylieard, J. Ferguson L. Greene, 2nd Row-A. Monfe Bovi, E. Torres, B. O'Neill G. Green, H. Theisen, M. Blewilr, R. Knee. 3rd Row-E Willoughby, J. Eafon, T. Filzsimmons, L. Soleo, L. Mccluskey A. Mercurio, G. Borland, P. McNally, 4th Row-F. Fiore, W Cadeffe, R. Jackowsii, S. Oles, P. Reilly, G. Bacso. A. De- moro, J. Kerwiclr, J. Sforman. 51h Row-J. Braune. D. Mc- Carfhy, F. Giglio, E. Genfilcore, A. Daniele, J. Mitchell, A Roge, L. Troeller. blh Row-M. Cannon, H. Zygadlo, E. Bren- nan, M. Gray, J. Tanner, P. Clooman, V. Ciancio, L. Devine G. Andresen. A 'Z14 Russo 2nd Row V DAgoshno R Sfegman J Claro T Blaine L OBraen R Kunfz 3rd Row J Rlwaflgan F Cooney J Gammella D Csehfs A Maszlwuufz J Callahan 41h Row R Marshall R Blum L Gabruele C Goeh J Rrnando R Teed F Sfoehr 5+h Row P Rwers D DeGaelano F Klu berspues M Lassuler C Trunk A Nucasiro J Gnbbons F Bocclo brh Row M Delgado M Bascardu W Perez J Wachfer F Buclrmer M Cnrmlskr P Ross: R Brancaleone P Praff 127 Isl Row-R. Raveneau, F, Brosfel, J. Mills, T. Kreucler, T Much credil' for malcing New Yorlc lhe nerve cen+re of ihe missions goes io Bish- op Boardman and his Dioce- san Cooperafive Mission Plan. He is ihe preseni' direc- 'ior of ihe Sociefy for 'ihe Propagaiion of the Failh, un- der whose influence ihis so- cieiy has grown fo immense proporiions. This advance- meni has enabled 'ihe siu- denis in ihe vasf number of Parochial Schools and Dioce- san High Schools 'io supporl' 'lhe missionaries in 'ihe field so 'I'ha'l' fhey can bring fhe 'faifh and an educafion 'io counlless lhousands in mis- sion lands. With l'ha'l' express purpose in mind, Bishop Boardman has inauguraied fhe school miie box drive, which has greafly increased monefary alloimenfs. -If , Mg 'S f .,,, , A dv. 7-gTi l ':J 1 v 'iw vff Q. , . . Af, ..'f.L- L V . , ,115 f i M -s f-,.,. ' .JJQ .wit ,- f 'xs-1 1 - ,v zu f 53- G ,if .1-'lv A 137'-ff q Q wg .xi 453. F. 1 if , ,uf ii kia Qty ms, 'i.'iff - U A ff . 4:5 - ,713 5,,',v M 'f:, 'i5lff,fif 1, Ne, '21 i' ' ' W9 X ifm,. K M-Q . .' ' , - .fe ' 3 e Q' X? Sf ...1Tl., , ' '-.,, .wig , - 1 .ef ws . V ew aff' La ,3,'1ggw,1f-53117. , 1 fi -gr 1?g..f f'H?i' 'Q . , ,I . 6,5 - of ,i ?' 1 if . 'sf f'f1zye':ff'f .- ' .V '3..,-441151, - 1, I ini I in V ,Q ,rf A, , ' of I wi wi .V ,Y 'W' ' r 1,jyi3-1'iT??f?i?f.:f, 32: f .QZQ ' ,- f'-D jf ,ff - 'Film :fr . fix-. i . HIS EXCEMENCY MOST REVEREND JOHN J. BOARDMAN, D.D. AUXILIARY BISHOP OF BROOKLYN 1952 - 4 Z 1 Q f 4 Z 7 X Z WQW7Z X90 I: I RSE lf J If c X VA SITY Isl Row l lo r Mr Mules Swlger Cummings Scavo 2nd Ro Molwer McManus Tierney Felimafe Felfmale blazes fhe frail Across the plains, only 2 miles fo go With 1 term inexperienced in Varsity competition and composed mostly of Sophomores the Cross Country ttim h td its worst season for many years In the Latholie Championships the Private School and the St johns Cross Country Runs the team finished third behind Brooklyn Prep and St Francis in the first md Third behind Fordham Prep and Brooklyn Prep in the other two meets. Tom Moher ran the best time of the season at the Fordham Meer when he took sixth place in 14:14. The steady scorers of the season were: Charley Swinger oe Tierney Ed Cryer W'1lt Feltmate Tom Moher and Lou Scavo. For the second year in a row the .V. ran an un- defeftted season' also the .V. B-term scored in the first four in every meet. The unbeaten on the .V. were Charley Biers jack Zekoll Paul Hinkley Miles Wltlsh find oe Cawley Most of this year's team will be back running, next year with the greatest posibil- ities of regaining, the X-Country Laurels for Loughlin. 619118 fl Zekoll brmgs home Yhe bacon en of fhe frasl V' 952 f PM ol! 0 QNUID' .1 FROSH Is? Row I io r J Horan J Angluera M Garvey R Besfler G Murchne J Mc a E OConnor 2nd Row V Curran Mgrl R Fraznia T Carew M McBr1de T Walsh J Maloney J McGulnness F Gusmerofh 3rd Row Brofher C Maurice P Beyer J Sldl wskl J Baxfer E Donovan J Borger P Cxrmclone M Gyves , 1, X Q ' Q V ' pgthf .,,L i- X - J The d ' , ,J-,H 111141 J -V J 'MRI Girl, 9 . - 'Y-Vi V ' v 0 tg A g . f' ff 0 Gig, J' ' .., 4 , '. 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St. johns , ..... . Trinity .,.........., St, Michaels Cligiminudc ....., Opponent - ....,...... 54 78 61 60 35 60 f -45' ,.. - I . 'QW -N591 flf ' x 3 JV kt? W Q ' Mfg!! uf Q Arif 41 N H- S. I j , - :life 11 ,, U A I JV: Rear U. fo r.,-Mr. Armaia fcoachl, W. Donlon, W. Ryan, R. Nadolny, C. Borsari, N. Briffon, E. Moran, K. Casey, G. Mayer, J. Murphy, G. Michaels. Isf Row-P. Hessler fMgr.l, F. Verona, A. Sager, J. Wafkins, R. Cea. . FROSH: Rear-Sfragazi fMgr.l, Flynn, Harfford, T. McMahon, Sfanley, Schneidler, O'Leary, Merable, Graham lMgr.,. Isf Row-Healey, J. McMahon, Nunziafor, Jackman, Veloffi, Kennedy. Anderson puffing in a jumper L.o-u.s.H.L.i.N Fight! 4 4 K x 'O X! ll.. fo R.l-G. Simoneffi, T. McCarthy, R. Bafhany, J. Alba, J. Smith, J. Duclrelf, J. Greco, J. Kieffer. Cheeefe adev A new and big job for Brother C. joseph was the coaching of L0ughlin's Cheerleaders. Brother joseph, with the support of some veteran cheerleaders, reor- ganized the cheerleader club. A group of new boys applied for admission into the clubg among them were joseph Greco, joseph Kiefer, Vincent Seva, Earl Davis, john Duchett, john Guglielmo, Thomas Mc- Gorthy, Stephen Batthany. Leo the I.ion was given .i stiff workout by joseph Kiefer, while ploseph Cireco called the cheers. A new method of rotation was de- vised by the moderator which allowed for a four boy shift alternating between each game. Some new cheers were invoked this year for use in the CATHOLIC INDOOR TRACK meet at Madi- son Square Garden. The new cheers were Grrg Fightg Bugleg Fighrg Slcyroclcetg Yea, Purple, Yea, Gold. The ability and enthusiasm of all the cheerleaders in lead- ing the Loughlin roorers through the famous Ili-if' Come A Rebou and Locomotive cheers, greatly in- fluenced the victory of many an event. Come-a-ribo 1-landbaff Paced by last year's medal winners, James Miller and Nelson Gendusa, the handball team was again trying to win the Catholic High School Athletic Lca- gue Championship and the Private Schools Champi- onship, The team won the Privates' Championship at Red Hook Stadium with Ray Grossman and Ben jasko winning the doubles championship. This pair also went on to win the doubles championship at the Catholic School meet, with james Miller and Nelson Gendusa coming in second. Although the team had lost four Seniors, they are ably representated by a new group of Wallmen. These included Thomas Mallet, john Moran, john Commerton, Paul Cosgrove, Frank Selenger, William Leonard, and john Burke. joe Klonowski has succeeded Ben jaskow as captain and the team was looking forward to another champion- ship year. 'C F Capiain, Joe Klonowslri if X ,a N I Keep your eye on The ball Our Doubles Team in acfion TEAM: lsi Row U. fo r.l-P. Cosgrove, J. Donohue, J. Miller, N. Gendusa, J. Moran, J. Jasko, S Smifh. 2nd Row-Broiher Joseph lfloachl, T. Mallef, J. Ledson, merion, W. Leonard, J. Sfarch. ' J. Klonowslti, F. Sellinger, J. Com ? T. Clarlt imilales a flapiaclr Nlevm en Faced with the problem of rebuilding his team around the nucleus of five returning lettermen, Coach Harry Benevenuto called early September practices to accomplish this trying task. Dan Lane, Dick Lally, jim Duffy, Fred Ferrari and Jim W'alsh were these lettermen. As a result of his untiring and experienced work, Coach Benevenuto rounded out the team by adding freestylers jim Regan, Dick Gagenworth, Phil Maho- ney, Paul Flattery, Roger Matier, john Masse and George Marguoreg breastrokers jack Mellard, Tom Dougherty and Dick Desmondg and backstrokers Ronny Muggavin, Kingsland Gegen and Marty Pren- dargast. The diving chores were capably handled by Tom Clark and Kenneth Kaufman, who did a great job. Also adding their strength to the task were Charles Brewer, Bill Swords, Bill Milligan, john Mur- phy and Bob Madjoll. After a disheartening setback in the Round Robin Meet with St. Francis and Brooklyn Prep, the Varsity came back to win the C.H.S.A.A. Swimming Cham- pionship. The victory was won without one hrst place, making it a team victory. In their division the Novices won the trophy, giving Loughlin a clean sweep in the Swimming Championships. SITY Isl' Row ll. fo r.l-J. Krieg, J. Murphy, H. Mc- T. Dougherly, J. Mellard, R. Desmond, C. Kaufmann, R. Ardle T Cannon. 2nd Row-R. Coheleach, R. Breuer, M. Lally lCo-Caplainl, Mr. H. Benvenulo lcoachl. 4lh Row- Prendergasl S Messe, K. Ghegan, J. Reagan, R. Malier, R. D. Lane lCo-Caplainl, G. Allen, R. Gegenwarlh, F. Ferrari, Mugavin 3rd Row-C. Flynn, T. Clarlt, J. Walsh, Milligan, G. Marquardf, J. Duffy, P. Mahoney, P. Flalfery. FRESHMAN TEAM Sealed ll fo rl L Lambs A Schuermen T Marian F Bogen T Nolan J Congro T Ralhgan W Foley T Duffy 2 d Row T Tnpanl J Bresi C Elias R Fisk M H Benvenufo Coach R Cummings R Travasse P ORellly R Torpue QNX Davy Jones here we come Slluahon well In hand A VARSITY Surfing ll Yo W Ford J Jones Standing R Holmberg C Ruco J Slrowronsln J Sendenschwang Mgr ft' JAX, 1 ,Ni Skowronslu baclrhands one Three llHle Irons J Alba P Greler F Connolly 12111118 Pxced thts yetr by Warren Ford C h rrltc Rtco md Ronny Holmberc the netmen of Louchlnn succccdcd rn gnrnb 1 very rmpressrve shomng of thcmsclyes rn the 195' C H S A A net tournmment Although they dtd not capture the team laurals Cdue to de ftultj the rndtvrdual team members shovycd thcm sclycs to bc rn excellent form laord md Holmbcry, tetmcd up to gtrner the doubles trtlc rn thc hntl round agalnst .1 strong and hxghly formrdtblc C trl mal Steprnac duo These tvyo netmen entered the play offs by upsettxng a cagey Brooklyn Prep telm 1n stratght sets 46 16 12 Charlre Rrco defeated Lh 1m mades classy Warren Herg Q6 1 o 6 6 ly rn 1 scmr final tussle but was forced to concede thc hn 11 m trch to Lllblllflb Dave Duffy of Steptnac bccxusc of rlthcr patnful dental trouble Now as rn the past years the Purple md Gold clxy men have proved to be a sol1d net rcnnst the Lrth ollcs md some lxmtted Pubhc School competltron Durtnr, thc off selson the netmen cnthuscd by Illclf modcrttor Brother A Walter yrsrtcd 1 tcnms chmc , : . nl- . , . . - . , . , . , . l : . , . , . , ' , , , ' '. '- . . , , . . V y , ' - --,. . , ' l K ' ' rl , f f ' ' I . -, V ' F vhs A' ' - . . . . . 1 . ' ,. - , ' -, , . S . A f , . 2 , . .,-, . . 4 K x s yr 1 ' 1 r ' l , y XX Q L L . ,L ,. . . L r ' 24,4 4 ' f ' ' ' L ' 1- L- , - . Y . K .- , , 7 X . .. 'A L ' f '-?f '., W X - , - . ' ' L - X '-mshm N. . , . , w . . f E 1,1 , ' A - - f . V :J , y - -. . . t A - . 1' ' ' ' ' L . ' 1 'L ' 1 YL 2 - L ' ' . , , 1 v . ., . 4 . - 1 v-'- A 1 . I ' V -- . , . , . . .ir the lfifiih St. Armory. Vinnie Riclmrtls, till-time gre-.it tennis pro, was the guest spe.iker .mtl instructor. 'lhe iitiiliiig was miller the .iunpices uf the Clnthulic High School Athletic Assucintioii. CO'CLlI5I.llI1S joe jones rind Charlie Rice, together with joe Showrin- ski, limb Mcliwen, Wzirreii Ford and Ron Holmberg xxill prove to be .1 strung tieltl Llg.llIlSI the Catholics. Archbishop Stepinnc will prove to be the big cow tencler, but the Loughlin requeteers have high hopes to bring home the laurels. Isl Row ll. fo r,l-M. Fitzpatrick lMgr.l, S. Slachura, P McMahon, J. Conway, F. Troise, G. Drescher, J. Bonilla R Schug, J. Seidenschwang lMgr.l. 2nd Row Ls nh, P. Hessler, K. Reimers, J. Whalley, F. Gallagher R. Dean, V. Cirone, J. Gerrll lMgr.l. . V , V . x l.onglilin lnnglilin l.ULlg1lll1l1 l.imnglilin Liaiiglilin lniiglilin Lon Inn Inn lun Inn liiii lining iv P IN U 3- glilin glilin glilin lilin lilin lilin lilin lmiiglilin Liuiiglilin L IL. lo R.l-R. Creagh, R. Knipl1usisen,A. Neville F. Sfone, E. Kalanecln ' f D. Walsh, M. McGuire, J. Guinla, D. Sione, A. Oliveri lCapt.l, Holy Trinity Francis HSI. I.cnn.irds .,Sr. johns Michaels ....,.,,...Holy Trinity Sr. Francis Sr. lcnngircls Sr. limlins Micli.ic'lS ..,..,Huly Trinity Sr. Fmncis St. l.L'Ufl.lI'klS Sr. johns Sr. Miclmcls Four King Pins. Creagli, Kniphusisen, McGuire, Walsh Probably the least supported of our athletic teams is the keglers. Down through the years they have been the steadiest for bringing those trophies home. The pinmen are very eapably moderated by Brother A. Phillip. Tony Oliveri. their non-playing captain, handles his scoring and starting duties very admir- ably. The starting live usually consists of Duke W'alsh, Mike McGuire, joe Guinta, john Traynor, and Ronnie Creagh. Having lost Clreagh through graduation, the team hopes that someone will be able to fill his shoes. The rest of the squad consists of jess Stone, Al Neville, Ed Kazanecki, and Frank Stone, a freshman who has shown brilliant promise. The team has had victories over Trinity, St. Francis, St. Leonard, St. Michaels, and St. johns. Their toughest opponent seems to be the Redmen of St. johns. The team is one of the soundest ever produced at Loughlin. Each man qualified with better than a 150 average. l.oughlin's high game of the year is credited to Duke Wtilsh, having rolled a brilliant 209 against St. Francis. Mike McGuire, after a bad start, linally came back to his original form and started scoring like the bowler of old. Frank Stone, the only fresh- man on the squad, came through in terrific style and was a great help to the team. Sp cures Tony gives encouragemenl to Al Ronnie len one HY Pulling on The final fouches if L XV? fig j L Y. -Wx, f H K x 'Ah F if XI xx I , 1 7x V' 'J R' H Hi Frank Hought o i iams Mr. Miles lCoachl ff tra ff ' X if , A .I X -- j f' ass Art c n Ed cry With the visions of the upset victory in the C. H. S. A.. A. indoor meet fresh in their minds, the track team began the outdoor season with two stiring victories at Penn. Tabbed by the sports writers to be the weakest team Loughlin has ever sent down, the runners swept both relays in fine fashion on opening day. The big win was in the 440 yard relay in which the team of Goode, Boll, Hayes and Cassell, nipped Boys High at the tape. The distance medley race con- tinued to be a Loughlin monopoly and the team of Bolan, Douglas, McManus and Sbarra waded home to victory. The borough crown was taken again by the Lions with a 60 point margin over their nearest competitor, St, Augustines. The following meet, the Privates, proved much tougher for the squad. Cassell, Sbarra and Cryer won their events in the 100 yd., the mile run, and hurdles, respectively. With Hayes getting stronger in all the events, the outlook for the outdoor CH. S. A. A. meet looked bad, but again the team with heavy scoring in the late events retired the crown to the halls of Loughlin. In the past, Loughlin's Track Team has been suc- cessful because of its fine showing in the Feld Events. On the average the field team scored eight points and Isl Row ll. fo r.l-C. Biers, J. Zekoll, L. Scavo, W. Korrell, A. Birke, E. Cryer, C. Fezio, T. Cummings, C. Swiger, J. DeVito, J. Acelis, C. Kane, J. McKeever, Mr. Miles. 2nd Row-A. Allman lMgr.l, W. Felfmaie, J. Guinla, J. Crowley, T. Moher, P. Hinkley, R. PeHi+, W. Renlz, J. Nagle, E. Slrop- ple. J. McDonald, M. Walsh, R. Sfegner, A. Referheiser lMgr.l. 3rd Row-A. Froelich, J. Canavan, L. Waterhouse, Sfropple's mighly efforl pays off J. McAllister, R. Berlolclo, T. Courtney, T. Murphy, T. Ryan. J. Collins, A. Cassell, J. O'Neil, J. Tierney, J. Hussey. 41h Row-N. Moccia, H. Albifz, C. Harley, J. McGroar1y, C. Conlon, R. Maher, J. Riorclan, C. Sullivan, C. Farrell, C. Harms, A. Jones, R. Williams. 5+h Row-B. Lowlher, A. Falu- lico, K. Daly, J. Paige, W. Butler, K. Hedlund and G. McManus. .ba gbgX'1'f- 1.'f' .L-I, ith 15, Is.. f ll l Felimafe fo Nagle ,l WRX Ken Hedlund J Tierney In N Y U mlle 46 11- Hanley fakes 3rd in N.Y.U. Meef as in the Stuyvesant Meet this constituted more than half the winning total of 17 points. In the high.jump C. Hanley, scored three points in the N. Y. U. Meet, four points in the Stuyvesant Meet and five points in the Hayes Meet. Ken Daly also aided the Loughlin cause in the Relay Carnival. Tony Froelick, who scored in the Brooklyn Catholics in the pole vault, and Chris Conlon round out the senior jumpers. Frank Houghton did an equally admirable job in the shot put. He scored two firsts in the N. Y. U. Meet. Other muscle men who lent their talents to the team are Ken Hedlund, who scored in the Out- door Catholics in the javelin, joe Page, who took a first in the javelin and a fourth in the shot in the Outdoor Privates, and Charlie Harms, who rounded off Lough1in's seven points in the shot with a fifth. The indoor season began in fine fashion with a win in the Stuyvesant meet. A second place in the 100 and the 880 relay was all the scoring in the running events the Lions needed to win by a 17 to 12 count over Boys High. Injuries to Feltmate and Williams hurt the team badly in the following meets. Consis- tant scoring in the field events and the 880 yd. relay was enough to bring home a trophy each time. Wueger in the clear Comms scores m 880 Yd Relay T Moher passes hum on the outside JAY-VEE NOVICE When the outdoor track season began last spring the boys immediately started to train for the Novice championships. With six first places the tracksters overcame all opposition. The two mile relay team of McDonald, McAllister, Walsh and Kelly broke their novice while Larry Waterhouse captured the mile run. In the field events Bennie Lothe and Kev Aucher scored first in the high pump and javelin, respectively. With the loss of winners of the outdoor novice team, Brother Raphael formed a new team, which scored first in a medlay relay at the Carnival. J.V. TRACK: Isl' Row U. fo r.l-F. Schneider, F. Shober, E. Smith, L. Toal, E. Hammock, M. Tansey lMgr.l, T. Tolan. 2nd Row-P. Devoy, G. Be- champs, L. Donohue, A. Smith, A. D'Auria, E. O'Connor. J. Steiner. 3rd Row-W. McDermott, T. O'Hara, A. Lewis, S. Murphy, A. Pedil, J. Pierini, P. Ryan, D. Galofaro. 4th Row-J. Vorbach, R. Garland, N. Sweeney, P. Cussen. R. Winslow, R. Dixon, A. Longres. 51h Row-M. Darnowslti, M. Lofocono, C. Naranio, E. Jones. Narranio breaks away Le+'s gc. Loughlin if 'veipfwfv ' ' 1 Ari' adds another 5 points ' A 'i sang-Zee FRESHMEN Opening the Freshmen indoor season, Moderator Brother Maurice grouped together the Little Lions. As in the past Cardinal Hayes was the top contender for the CHSAA Fresh- man championship with Loughlin close behind. When the meet finally became a reality Loughlin showed strong opposi- tion, with the 660 yard relay team of Cirincione, Graham, Kennedy and McCafTery. In the 440 yard relay Pouvet, Weiegn, Finneran and Bihl scored third, while J. Baxter and G. Muschie finished first and fourth in the individual mile. Because of failure to show strength in the 50 yard and 220 yard dash, the Freshmen failed to capture first, but took a close second. In the future track events at Loughlin, R. Stanley, M. Gyves and E. Rigney will garner most of I.oughlin's field points. Schapperf brings home the bacon lsi Row ll. lo r.l--Brolher Maurice, M. McBride, T. Walsh, J. McGuinness, M. Garvey, J. Maloney, K. McKeon. K. Murray, T. Carew. V. Curran lMgr.l. 2nd Row-A. Para- lisi, J. McKay, F. Wueger, K. Brady, G. Murchie, J. Offomanelli, J. Horan, J. McDermoH, A. Augliera, L. Velofla, K. Joiner. 3rd Row-L. Finneran. W. Schlichfig, R. Alexander, E. Brodigan, T. Moynihan, P. Crowley, R. Graham, J. Fralser, E. Goulinlt, J. Serrano. 4fl1 Row-J. McCaffrey, C. Monahan, J. Borger, E. Donovan, J. Far- rell, J. Barfer, G. Leonard, E. Rigney, M. Gyves. 5'll1 Row-P. Beyer, P. Cincione, W. Eager, J. Harlford, V. Fragnifo, J. Servldio. Q L V th, W Y !.., NO' st Walsh and McAllisier score I, 2 ln fhal' old Dixon sfyle we a, . ,gf 51- xg, -. iv r 2 , ,- 1 -. if QW!! I-.15 THE l953 BASEBALL SQUAD Isl Row ll 'lo S Baffahany Mgr R Young F Hull J Novak T McCar+hy Mgr D Fnnneran Scorer 2nd Row W Johnson R Spina D Walsh E Dlgnan L Demm Rev Brother Lawrence Coach 3rd Row D McCarthy T Carroll R Boland J Parchlnskl D DeJardln E Viola Missing from plciure R Richardson Yes after four years as the also ran of Borough Baseball Loughlrns nine regained the C H S A A diamond txtle rn 52 In taking three straight pl ry off contests the Bishops downed All Hollows Manhat tan Prep and St ohns The Lions behind the one hit pitching, of Dan ML Carthy shut out All Hollovws to ttke the tity hulls 50 In the setond frame after Tom Ltrroll xx tlked and stole setond Tom Leavy knotked in the first run with a smgle to short right Lougbhlin iced it in the sixth when Don Delarclin reached first on 1 pass and tallied on Ted Schmitts three bagger Ted then tag ged up and scored Loughlin s third marker on Caifas long fly to left Danny McCarthy pitked up his third straight win in as mtny contests In the first playoff test Loubhlin dow ned Minhat tan Prep ll 5 as Gene Luft lel the onslautht by collecting thre rbi s McCarthy gjaye up fiye hits in going all the way The Brooklyn Playoffs again found the Lions on the long end of a shutout this time with the final score of 7 O Our old nemesis St ohns vw is the vic tim. Ted Schmitts tw o-bigger in the fifth with Emil Sanchez and Billy johnson aboard turned the tide against the Redmen. McCarthy' who give up only nine hits in the three post-season games wiffed eight and walked but one. This year the team was managed by the very Cap- Broiher Beneduci accepts our trophy Baseball able Brother Lawrence, since the former Coach Mr. O'Donnell, is no longer with the team. The Loughlin nine opened the '52 season with St. Augustine. Dan McCarthy started for Loughlin while jack McQuade was sent to the mound for St. Augus- tine. Bad support and hazy control sent McCarthy to the showers. He was replaced by Walt McTague. Mc- Carthy gave up six hits and walked seven, while McQuade's fast ball proved to be the major factor for his no-hitter, since he racked up eleven strike-outs to help his club to a 4-2 victory. Loughlin scored on 2 errors and 6 bases on balls. After this rocky start the Lions went on to beat Brooklyn Prep to the tune of 7-2 with Walt Mc- Tague, Bill johnson and Tom Flaherty starring. This led to a 3-hit shut out over Trinity by the Loughlin nine, with Dan McCarthy applying the whitewash. The Lions scored four times in the first frame and went on to notch another marker to end the scoring at 5-0. Tom Leavy led the lion 9-hit attack with two extra-base hits. The Varsity 9, rolling under a full head of steam, beat St. Michaels by a l-4 count, with Tom Carroll getting three hits, while Bill Boland and Walt McTague limited the losers to five hits. Loughlin then marched triumphantly over their arch rivals, St. johns, by a 5-4 score. To win, how- -' - scones' Sf. Augustine 4 ......,...............,............. Lou hlin 2 Sf. Augusline 0 ................ ,............. L ou lin 2 Trinify 0 .....................,.,. .............. L ough V 5 Trinify I ................... .,....,....,.. L oughli 4 Cathedral 0 .,.............. ...,.......... L oughlin 15 Calhedral 0 .,................. ....,......... L oughlinf 7 Brooklyn Prep 2 ......,...... .......,.,..,. L oughlin Brooklyn Prep 0 ..,...,...... ,...........,. L oughlin S+. Johns 4 ........,..,....... ,.,.,......... L ouglllin Sf. Johns 0 .......,.......,... .,............ L oughlin Sl. Michaels 4 .......... ......,....... L oughlin l X Sf. Michaels 0 .,...,.... .......,...... L oughlinf Q X Sl. Francis 4 ................,.........,...,........ Loughlf 7 ix Sf. Francis I ....,.......,.,..,....,........,.......... Loug i 2 -S PLAY OFFS ' Manhattan Prep 5 ........... N, ....... F nfgughlin II All Halluussll ...... Loughlin 2 'A 3 . is ,P ., 'I' 'e Y af 1' 4 One more Redman biles fha dust Tx One Raspberry coming up Tom fries for lwo QQ ' 1 ,gmail ,. , 4'-. 1... '- '-, . ,r H - , ' ' 'l5l Q N-IN in 1 4 ,.w4 if' 'ff Mean Ole Dan McCarlhy ever they had to come from behrnd rn the mnth mnrng Wrth one down Leavy trrpled and Sanchez followed wrth a walk Brown then fanned for the second out Thrngs looked bad for the Lrons as Don Dejardm came to bat Don carrred the rally on by doublmg home the two base runners Schmrtt Carfa and Carroll all obtamed free passes Then Pete Meyers came onto the scene to relleve for St johns and forced rn the wrnnxng run The Lrons then proceeded to whlp Augustme and nts star prtcher jack Mc Quade McCarthy avenged hrs earlrer loss to St Aug ustme by prtchrng a 2 O shutout Gene Ca1fa s trmely three bagger produced Loughlms wrn At the end of the season Loughlrn was on top to everyones sur prrse s he as he ami .ha- 152 A box of Whn+e Owls for Emnl sg 'S is He didn 1 ge+ his man M., X N av , S- A-. L ,,.......--Qfwof-hw ,fy px x www v 1 For Mac s a polly good fellow ...arf No? even close SEN Clll-Mary QPCZAIGEB: ANDERSON. 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CHARLES W 2I52I IIZIII Ave Queens Village L SULLIVAN THOMAS F I02 27 85Ih Drive Richmond Hull L I SWEENEY KEVIN K 94 29 4IsI Ave Elmllursl' L I TALLMAN ROBERT J I4I-4I 85I'I1 Rd Jamanca L TOMLIN GERALD F 486 Lakevlew Ave Rockvrlle Cenlre VAN GOSTEIN PHILIP W I82 Muller Ave Brooklyn N Y VEITH GERALD J I46-30 59'Ih Ave Fluslnng L I VORST JOHN R 50-62 4Isf Sf Long Island Cnly L I WALSH JAMES E I49-47 I7I'I1 Ave Wlulesfone L WALSH ROBERT T 93 II 207Ih SI Bellaire L I WALSH WILLIAM T 48,62 38II1 SI Long Island Clly L I WEIMER JOSEPH J I67 Euclid Ave Brooklyn N Y WILDGRUBER FRANCIS C 85 3I 56IIo Ave Elmhursf L I ZEKOLL JOHN P 3042 49IIl SI' Asforla L I lille fa Mate!! ABRAHAMS VINCENT A ALEXANDER PETER J 42-42 65II1 SI Woodslde L I ALEXANDER ROBERT S 23I2 Bedford Ave Brooklyn N Y ALLEN GEORGE F 95 I5 I57II1 Ave Howard Beach L ANDERSEN JOSEPH T 87 Hlcks SI Brooklyn N Y ANDERSON ROBERT M 30 33 33rd SI Aslorla L I AUBER RICHARD P 7I 06 69II1 Place Glendale L BAGGIA ALDO J I2I Milford SI Brooklyn N Y BARRETT RICHARD A I008 Wnlloughby Ave Brooklyn BATTISTELLI ALBERT L 37 SI IO2nd SI' Corona LI BAUKNEY ROBERT H I65 Clanlon S+ Hempsfead L I BAUMERT ROBERT J 987 Seneca Ave Brooklyn N Y BELL THOMAS F II7 Wullus Ave Mmeola L I BELLOTTI JOHN J I277 Decalur SI Brooklyn N Y BIERS CHARLES J I57 Waslnnglon Ave B ooklyn BISHOP EDWARD III 37 II2Ih SI Ozone Park L I BLUEMKE RAYMOND J I55 Davis Ave Wlnle Plams N 285 Grand Ave Wes? Hempsfead L I 'I55 , . 62 . ., , . . - -. - - - . t :u . I 1 - . i' -I 'Y' I . .ls . I L.. -. . - - 1 ' H ' I .L - .. , . . ' ' ' I ., I , .Y, I ., I ' , . . . -. . I . . 4-0' -I ' I . I 9 g J MCGRATTANIHROBERT ' ' 35-34 95Il1 S+., Jackson Helgluls, L. I. '50-48 873k Road' Jamzic. ' ' ' ' am: 'a+ s+., hllf ,L.l. , ' u .L - ' a a e ' I .. I . ' ' ' ' - ., , .I. ' el ' l I I 5 I lv lil l I ' A - I ' I I ..' I I ' . 6'5 I I I ' ' ' I. ul I n . . . 7I- l .,' ' ,L.l. 1, ,N,Y, 1 u- D . 11 ., I , . . . .N I , , . - y 47-3 ., i , L.l. ,, ' , , , f --f- , 4,1-fy 1, - .A v' r- .grmlzfe ' W- f ww-' 1.5-7' .F 5 was 4' SE IOR DIRECTORY BOLAND, RICHARD J. , 447 Elderls Lane, Brooklyn, N.Y. BOPP, EDWARD P. 62 Hausman SI., Brooklyn, N.Y. BORELLI, RICHARD J. I94 Crescenl Sl., Brooklyn, N.Y. BOUFFARD, EDWARD J. 32-2l l67'rh Sl., Flushing, L. I. BRABENDER, WILLIAM I42-4l 59lh Sl., Flushing, L. I. BRAUN, THOMAS G. l68I Gales Ave., Ridgewood, N.Y. BRENNAN, ROBERT X. III-58 I28lh Sl., So. Ozone Park, L.I. BRENTS, JAMES P. 804 Rogers Sl., Brooklyn, N.Y. BROPHY, EDMUND T. 50 Grand Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. BURKE. SI-O8 BURNS. 96-06 BUTLER 6I-40' JOHN A. 44lh S+., Woodside . . PATRICK M. I33rd Ave. Olone Park L.I. WILLIAM I. Gales Ave. Brooklyn N.Y. CALANDRA LEO J. I2-2I 35lh Ave., Long Island Cily L. . CALLAGHAN, THOMAS M. 30-58 44ll1 Sl. Long Island C'ly L. . CANAVAN, JOHN F. B6-35 90'Il1 Sl., Woodhaven L. I. CANTOW EDWARD F. 20 ce, llis . . CAPUTO NICHOLAS T I08 42 38th Ave Corona L I CARROLL DAVID P 29I Madison Ave Cedarliursl L CATUS EUGENE R 493 Halsey Sl Brooklyn N CELANO JOSEPH L 77I Fullon Sl Brooklyn CHIARELLI JOHN F 33l Aulumn Ave Brooklyn CHMIEL BERNARD F 356 S I4+I1S+ Llndenhursl L CISEK ROBERT W IO8 44 Li erpool Sl Jamaica CLARK WILLIAM B 9 30lh Sl Asloria L COAKLEY JAMES M l53 Calyer Sl Brooklyn N CODY KEVIN P 55 Monumenl Walk Brooklyn N CONBOY WILLIAM F 5 25+h Sl Asloria L CONLON CHRISTOPHER W BI 04 Co les Cf Middle Village L CONNELLY TERENCE F 8 3 S Co ege Polnl CONNOLLY WILLIAM J 88 47 202nd SI H IIIS L I COPIN FRANCIS R 83 Judson PI Rockville Cenlre L I CORBO PHILIP J I46 I8 Lrberly Ave Jamwica L I CORRIGAN DENNIS J 2 I66Ih Sl F shung L COSGROVE PAUL N 200 Highland Boule ard Brooklyn N Y COYLE FRANCIS J I6 42nd Ave FI shinq L I L 5 I . I I I r I ' ' ' D I l ' Y . I I I I . . D I I 'N Y . - . I , . . . Y ' ' . ' ' ' . . I lol in 5+h Pla Ho , L I , ' ' - -. ' ' . L.I. . ., , .Y. ., , N.Y. . 'I .V ' I V ' I' ' 1 r Q . 'I . I ' ' . 'V ,, ' , L.I. - -- - - - I . 35-2' ., , .l. ' 'I - -- ' Q ' - - ' ' ' ., , N.Y. I . I .Y. - . , . . 22-6 ' ., , .l. ' ' - ' - - - ' -- ' -L' '- h 'W .V . .i V - ., ' , . . -r i . . . I3-O II lh +., II ' ' ,L. I. ' -- ' '- -- ' '- - - - ' I ., O .qi - . ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' D ' . ' . K. . I ,I ' ' I l Ll, 92-79 222nd Sl., Queens Village, L. I. 46-7 I ., lu i' , .l. ,, ' , , , ' ' 'Y' 202-I U ' A, .l. ' , , , - ' CROWLEY, FRANCIS B. II4 Baisley Ave., E. Rockaway. L. I. . CRYER. EDWARD J. 85 Tanglewood Rd., Rockville Cenlre, I.. I. DABROWSKI, CASIMIR S. I0l Eckford SI., Brooklyn, N. Y. DeBLASl, JOSEPH S. I02I Remsan Sf., Brooklyn, N.Y. D'ELIA, DOMINICK A. 22I-02 Davenporl Ave., Queens Village D'ESPOSITO. ANTHONY N. I29 Washinglon Ave., Brooklyn. N. Y. DEVLIN, MICHAEL B. 38-25 56'lh Sl., Woodside. L.I. DIMARCO, MICHAEL A. 37-42 l02nd Sl., Flushing, I.. I. DIPALMA, JOHN T. 20 Hamillon Ave., Amilyvllle, L.I. DODD, RICHARD A. l84-29 Tudor Road Jamaica L.I. DUNNE JOHN V. I40 Primrose Ave. Massapequa Pk L I. FEELEY JOHN P. 46-02 25Ih Ave. Long Island Cily L I. FEENEY JAMES P. 89-06 43rd Ave., Elmhursl, L.I. FELTMATE WALTER J. 80-69 BBII1 Ave. Woodhaven L. l. FERLISI MICHAEL J. IO4 Monlrose Ave. Brooklyn N. . FERNANDES EUGENE P. 88I Ken? SI.. Brooklyn, N. Y. FERRARI FRED J. 27 42 Gilmore Sl E Elmhursl' L I FINCH EDMUND L I9 W Roosevelt Ave Roosevell L I FLATTERY PAUL C II9 37 Sulplun Blvd Jamaica N Y FLYNN CHARLES W 85 35 Il2fh Sl' Richmond Hill GABREE LAWRENCE E I3 08 l27Ih Sl College Poenl L I GALLAGHER JOHN J 57 46 69fh Place Maspelh L I GEGENWARTH RICHARD E 95 55 53rd Ave Elmhursl L I GILLESPIE CHARLES D IO7 I7 l04Ih Sl Ozone Park L I GIUNTA JOSEPH J 3383 I2lh Ave Brooklyn N Y GLEASON NEIL J 25 50 30Ih Road Aslorra L I GORMLEY PAUL J I89 4l 45Ih Drive Flushing L I GRANT ROBERT I I82 05 9Isl' Ave Jamaica L I GREENE ROBERT T I03 I0 Il4lh SI Richmond Hull L I GROENINGER ARTHUR T I88 E I4Ih Sl Hunhnglon Ll GUIDICE ARTHUR J 262 Maple Sl Brooklyn N Y GUTMANN THEODORE J 83 Mayflower SI Wrllsslon Park HARMS CHARLES G I49 Hlmrod SI Brooklyn N Y HESSLER JOHN D 73 60 260lh Sl' Floral Park L l HOGAN GERARD J 243 Porlerllelcl Pl Freeporl L L T56 HOLIHAN, BRIAN P. 390 Pacific SI., Brooklyn, N. Y. HOLLAND, EDWARD J. 249 Cochran PI., Valley Slream, L. I. HONG, EDWARD F. 50 Hicks Sl., Brooklyn, N. Y. HUSSEY, JOHN P. I0-I4 I49lh SI., Whileslone, L. I. JAGIELLO, HENRY J. 55-40 blsf SI., Maspelh, L. I. JOHANN, DONALD I353 Jefferson Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y JOHNSTON, BERNARD J. 7I7 Humboll SI., Brooklyn, N. Y. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM E. I50-I5 Hoover Ave., Jamaica, L. I. JONES, JOSEPH V. 45 Diamond Sl., Brooklyn, N. Y. JOYCE, JAMES G. I50 Burns SI. Foresl Hills L. I. KANE CHARLES J. 93-55 205Ih Sl. Hollis L. I. KEANE JOSEPH A. 776 Evergreen Ave. Brooklyn N. . KELLEHER JOSEPH T. 4I-09 53rd SI. Woodside L. I. KIFFER THOMAS G. 220-I8 I4lh Rd. Cambria Heighls . KLONOWSKI JOSEPH T. 572 Morgan Ave. Brooklyn N. Y. KRUSE WILLIAM F. B9-42 l34lh Sl. Richmond Hill L. . LANE, DANIEL J. 27 34 I66Ih SI Flushing L I LARKIN DONALD J 42 I2 I9lsI Sl' Flushing L LEMENZE ROBERT L I44 24 34Ih Ave Flushing L LEONARD WILLIAM S 3OI Sl Marks Ave Brooklyn N LITTLEFIELD PAUL A 85 25 68lh Ave Foresl Halls L I LOMBARDI LAWRENCEA 347 Courl Sl Brooklyn N Y LONIGAN PAUL M 66 I4 Woodside Ave Woodside L LOPORCARO LAWRENCE L B8 23 2I4lh PI Queens Village L I LOPATA EDWARD J 432 Van Siclen Ave Brooklyn LUSHBAUGH WARREN A I5I I7 22nd Ave Flushing L MAHONEY PHILIP T 32 08 83rd Sl Jackson Helghls MAIR GERARD A I726 Slockholm SI' Ridgewood N Y MALONEY ROBERT E 675 Vanderbill Ave Brooklyn N Y MANDATO MARTIN V 55 Pulaski Sf Brooklyn N Y MANGAM ROBERT E 2553 Church Ave Brooklyn N Y MARINO MICHAEL P MARLEY JAMES F l53 Willoughby Ave Brooklyn N MARSICANO JOHN J 445 Willoughby Ave Brooklyn N Y MATIER ROGER W 327 Beach 45Ih Sl Far Rockaway L SENIOR DIRECTORY MAZZAFERRE JOHN A 335 Rufland Road Brooklyn N MAYER ROBERT T 76 Jewel SI Brooklyn L I MAYFORD GEORGE B 805 Belmonl Ave Brooklyn 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