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1970 LOUGHLI ITE STAFF john Dello Russo, Editor-in-chief Richard Perlak, Photography Editor John Schimpf, Literary Editor Robert Conry, Russell Fumuso, Copy Editors Michael Chin, Layout Editor Gustavo Reyes, Artist Seniors: Joseph Affatato Thomas Broderick Robert Brunoni Rocco Bruzzese Daniel Canning Thomas Caruso Anthony Castiglione Albert Colombo Thomas Coulter Thomas Doty Frank Dubanowitz Frank Ehresman Robert Estepa Louis Febus joseph Frandi Anthony Gonzalez Kenneth Gordon Vincent Grosso Iames Herrmann Raymond Hyland Craig Kelly Gordon King Thomas Leiter Roy Leone Kevin McDermott Edward Mullings Lawrence Murphy Joseph Odermatt Frank Passenant Donald Pearman Lambert Pinnock Richard Reger Vincent Russo Jerry Quinlan James Quinn Miguel Sanchez Frank Schiraldi Charles Staszewski Denis Timm Edmund Zilinski Juniors: Kenneth Cesare john Doty Richard Fitzgerald Victor Greco Brian Littlefield Iohn Mc Cann Stephen Orezczyn Richard Pelc joseph Smulkstis Mr. Louis I. Chappetto, Moderator BISHOP LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 357 Clermont Avenue Brooklyn, New York 11238 Volume 37 THEME The theme of our 1970 Loughlinite is man's progress. We feel that it is very fitting for a high school yearbook to have this theme. In the strife and conflict of adolescent life, a person must adapt to the changing world, physical- ly, intellectually, and socially. High school gives one a chance to experiment and to develop into a mature adult. It is the time when the body biologically evolves into adulthood. It is the time when one's ideas are shaped and attitudes formed. It is the time when one's personality is molded and it is probably the most critical period in a man's life. It is in this time of life that progress is essen- tial and inevitable. One might ask a reason for progress, why is it necessary? The answer is evident. Man's appetite is al- ways whetg he is never content. He is curious, eager, and interested by nature. When faced with a question he does not shun away from it but rather he attacks it eagerly and zealously. All the answers are out there and waiting. It is his task and instinct to reach out and pull them in. He tries to leave no stone unturned. The students of today will be the guiding lights of tomorrow. The progress of the last half century will be passed on to them. It will be up to them to see to it that their desires are fulfilled, their goals achieved and prog- ress be made. These past four years at Loughlin have given the stu- dent a sense of responsibility, a capacity to decide. With this responsibility comes a fallibility, a chance to err, to make mistakes. It may seem that this is a setback. On the contrary, the only way we can progress is to make mistakes. Progress is a trial and error process.
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DEDICATIO MRS. ANNA H. RABAY LOUGHLIN'S FIRST LADY We, the editors and staff of the 1970 Loughlinite, are privileged to dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Anna H. Rabay, in recognition of her devoted service for almost thirty years to the student body of Loughlin. Born in Beirut, Lebanon, Mrs. Rabay came to the United States to receive her education in Butte, Montana. In 1943 she began her illustrious twenty-eight year career at Loughlin. She was the first woman ever to hold a position in the school, and thus acquired the stature of Loughlin's First Lady. For many years Mrs. Rabay did all the secretarial work for the school. She later concentrated on working the switch- board and keeping the attendance rec- ords up to date. At the present time, she is secretary to Brother Mark in the tui- tion office. The students, faculty and administra- tion appreciate her sincere and amiable attitude throughout her twenty-eight years at Loughlin. We know that her long and devoted service will always be remembered.
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