Holy Family High School - Achillean Yearbook (Auburn, NY)

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f' ft fowl' ,ml lx, gJ,f-f'j13f,-AFV J , . N' 7 J' , Q .W 3' lflmvfik' ff , 0 lr-Y JA, T' . 4, WILLIAM EDWARD DELANEY Will Who's the red'headed agricultural wizard from H. F.? Sure, and it's our own little Willie, with a perpetual smile and a heart as big as the smile. His weaknesses for hayrides, tobogganning, cider, parties and ferris wheels keep Willie's life from being monotonous. Big moment-driving that Ford truck on a real free' wheeling basis! joe Gormley couldn't get along without Willie- and we're going to End it hard, too! -43 ' -rf ALBERT LEO DELMONTE De All the aclyective have to be in the superlative to describe Del Dependable athletic intelligent popular friendly devout witty sincere and mannerly only start to tell the story Above all Dels unassuming modesty as he steps into his duties as Prefect orator or actor wins the applause of students and faculty alike He is one in a million a pal never to be forgotten The world is your open road Del r ' JOHN EDMUND DEMPSEY Dumps john s the boy who s always ready to lend a hand He is forever worrying about page three of Excalibur and is always searching for copy Dumps and Oodie have frequent arguments about National League teams lack likes to hunt and is a capable horse man Even with that sleek green Nash Dumps has a close squeak with that 8 75 bell With his good natured grin lack is bound to Gnd happiness R Cuddy Sodalltyl 7 'vlll ion Bazaar3 Cvlee Club Glee Club 1 French Club Bunny Hop Fmh 3 4 Frenc Cu Vvha A Li e' Fro Welcome We come F otballl 7 3 4 Ba ketball 3 4 -K Delmonte Sodalityl 7 3 4 Sodality Pref t4 S S C A 4 Mi1onOflite 3M zaar 7 ee b 7 3 Frenc Clu Excalxbur Editor AMC l Delaney Sodality 1 Mx ion Ofhcer l N11 ion Ba aar Glee Club 1 7 Chri tmas Prom 4 Delaney Sodalxty l 7 3 4 Mi ion Bazaar Dramatic Club 3 Excalibur Cheaper By The Dozen XX hat A Life' Fro h W elcome Football 4 Ba l-.etb 4 C, a Office D mpsey Sodality 1 3 4 Glee Club l French Club 3 Excalibur Bowling . .- - I.. .u . . S . L . . I W ,A t i . '1, 2, , . ii Y is ff ' f 'f sh , 3 7 ' ' l 1 0 , -, , 1 s 2, , , . . -- ' , -, , g Q cg 3 R. Dalton--Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality Treasurer 4: S. S. C. 3, 4: S. S. C. A. 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: S. S. C. 4: . . . . 1 ss' ' r 1 ission ' g g Ba .., 3: Gl Clu -, :I li b 2: 3 ' ' 5 ' 3 ' n 2 - Z, 3, g s' all 3, 1 'l ss ' r 1. l. - ' , 2: 'ssl L. ss' e - ' , 2, , 3 , 2, 3g W. M- ' lf, . 7. -SS ' 3. ' ' 7 ea f

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CLASS OF 1952 'Q- 1 oil .J-1, 4-0 .4 171 9 some Iii? RAYMOND S CUDDY Ray To try to sum up our Henry rn a few words rs lmposslble Rays dramatic abxllty gave us a new slant on our popular class mate He IS an asset on the H F team be nt football or basketball Hrs slx feet fand somel of ready humor topped with darlr wavy hair has a way wlth the gxrls The fu ure holds challenge and promise for Ray we wxsh lnm well My flgyyffiff' r'V!,f!j, r,,j,, ,lf 'V If yt ,pf ROBERT ANTHONY DALTON o Bobs the boy to have in a responsible posmon Dxlemma over takes hxm as the Excalxbur deadlxne nears What a txme we had wlth that Grst page' At every opportumty he boasts Hackney and and St Aloysxus An excellent student stxll our chatterbox taxes teachers patlence Devout Bob s been a falthful altar boy through out hrs hxgh school years He leaves H F equxpped wmth many fnends and an envlable scholastic record IOSEPH FRANCIS DELANEY oe Ioe halls from wide open spaces School ns stnctly a half and half proposition smce he has the added responsxblllty of runnmg a farm Possessmg a ine sense of humor he enlxvens many student gatherxngs wzth hxa dxstxnctxve laugh A 51 Chevle eats up miles when joe I5 makmg txme ln his daxly race wxth the 8 25 bell Capable clear headed and fnendly joe as good company and a sturdy frxend I ., I E do p ' . -A . . , ' U A . . , ' ff. G UVM RL 'H 'V ' O' O s f e f V O 1 e Af ' y Nd - ' I Bb' A In 1 l i -, -'J za 2

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