St Johns Preparatory School - Prep Shadows Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1955 volume:

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H1 X 'A ' - -5155. . - Rfk' ' ' , '.'.1A.', .IK n r 1 'x-w '1'.-.3 ' ' I'-w: - vc-Q -' 'r ,- ,4 1 - Aug, I . ,Q . . .1 h 2.4. L 1.1, .- 1. I - Yr '. ri-2.1..gJ X 'tix ' .- . -1--.5 . . x- wx, Q, rui V. NM. l -. g..-1,'1- - . rx, I v,,,. -, Af: -5.-. - - , gy 1.-.x.'. 42 f-A 5 - - 7- . .J f.-,.,,.-... w -543.1 '-.N ,gym-U -. -n,E.,,A - .U-L.:-.h 1,33 f.NgL, -x x '. -., .4 .--,',L'.', 1 I ' -f , . ff v -' , J.-'H Jin' ' -F JT, ' f 1. '-x . v- . .,,, Q mom CMA mpg ST JOHN S PREPARATORY BROOKLYN NEW YORK PREP I SHADOWS 194.3 ,.........i ! . D , I Q lie: Ill 222 X 1 , z:: ::g A L 151 iz i I S L 'LJ' '-.n.4..u n...m.pv 'www 'K PRI? 51 f w 2 ...Q N f s Z' fi fe :: JS. F, I UW J 1955 rf'-s 'rt' O I A Prepster is not long at St. .lohn's until he comes under the influence of the humble, venerable son of St. Vincent De Paul- Father John Liney, C.M. In his role as teacher, Father Liney pours out the wisdom of hisexperience: outside the classroom he willingly solves the problems presented by Students or Instructors. As a priest, teacher, or adviser he does the work of St. Vincent by molding minds and forming character. Not only today's Prepster has benefited from Father Liney's priestly zeal, but also many former St. .lohn's men. This is mani- fested at every Alumni gathering. It is then that former students remark that the moral and academic training received from him has been carried into their chosen careers and professions. We the Senior Class deem it an honor and privilege to dedicate this year's Prep Shadows to Father Liney--the wise teacher, the generous priest, the true Vincentian. Usual spot at Tuesday's Sodality. 5 4 Fr. Liney and Fr. Flynn, confreres and friends an WW' Fra Llney, friend of the Prep Alumni. Siem IQQAMIBIIIL loml. Lmeg, CM ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Throughout the corridors and classrooms, in our halls and activity rooms, there dwells a living burning heritage. This heritage is infused into the veins of our entire Prep life, offering meaning and strength to all our endeavors. granting light, both spiritual and intellectual, in time of darkness. lt IS the Spirit of St Vincent de Paul living today in his spiritual sons the Vincentian Fathers These Priests of the Congregation of the Mission are known to us inthe role of teacher Confessor and friend lt is through their devotion to God and man that these men perpetuate the spiritual lineage begun over three hundred years ago lt is hoped that every section of this book may reflect in some small way the spirit of St Vincent Whether it bein the classroom on the ball field, the bandr om or on the stage, may it serve as a mirror for the underlying driv- ing motif of Vincentian spirit and love. q mglli Z had X114 ,sv St. Vincent De Paul founded the Congregation of the Missions iVincentian Fathersi in the year 1625. With St. Louise de Mariilac nine years later he organ- ized the Daughters 'of Charity to aid the sick poor. St. Vincent administered both Congregations until his death in 1660. B I 5 . E 1 s 8 3, gt X: A? uf 5 . Q K x , H K A N . S X s 1 I. l. k w x - +5 ff 44 .. 'iw t Qin L ' KL wif w, , aj g,,,: if , k 'W W 2, 1 , - X ' f ,V ,iv -11, rn Vw loaepbv Qpwuw, CM. SUPERIOR OF ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY Vrmg ppmnpjul, JOM FQHIUII, PRESIDENT OF ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY R RRPJIUIPIIIL Cgnil F Megm, CMJWD Reufvwxmb Tbwmzm J. N1cCa!!m, C.M.,MA. TREASURER OF ST. JOHN'S UNIVE ITY Wpwyfwl, HEADMASTER OF ST. JOHN'S PREP , 1 pfwmfuul, Cmwi I.LpM,111,, CM. Guidance Director '15 Q Vmwfllil, GWVHUIJL, Registrar pwwmml, E1P,IlPI1,fll?, I.G'fIAllyl1,,fi.M Coordinator of Activities I4 ,vw 2' 5. ,N 1 Qi, ,. n X 1 8 a Aw , Q: -W , 465 :,?ffa?f1f' ' gags J' ' . 'F f'3?H4:rrfw:rj ' ': , v wa - A 'f,3f7?, 5 4.4, W'- ii ,K A . EDWARD D. ABATO, M.S. STANLEY G. BARNICKEL, B.A Physics Latin fr L LOUIS J. BUDA, JR., B.A. EDWARD A. CASEY, M.A. Social Studies English Fr. Hurley introducing Maureen Dowd to Fr. Finley and Fr. Nelson. fe JOHN R. BISAGNI, M.S. French FACULTY fx 42? i REV. THOMAS V. CONCAGH, C.M. Religion and Social Studies 955 THOMAS E. COSTIGAN, M.A. REV. VINCENT M. CRAWFORD, C.M. Mathematics Religion JOSEPH F. X. CUNNEEN, B.A. REV. LESTER T. DeMOTT, C.M Physical Education Religion and Social Studies' New faculty members getting Together. TIMOTHY F DOBBINS MA Mathematrcs and Latm GEORGE H GARDINER BA English and Latan REV THOMAS M FINLEY CM Religion REV FREDERICKJ GAULIN CM Mathernatlcs I8 'Z' ROBERT FOUNTAINE B A English WILLIAMJ GORMAN MA Chemistry as , T 3 5' , L 6 , M V l4 w T m ' -if A T '9- FAC ULTY I f - ' ns. t 435, ,BX -K JOHN J. GORMLEY, B.S. HERBERT V. HESS, BA. REV. JOSEPH J. HILL, CM. Biology Physical Education Religion 955 mean! A' Luna J Dpi.. HARRY A. HOWELL, MA. ' ,,,,Vi . . I li... I Physical Education Mr. Maria and Mr, Gorman discussing Math problems. RT E. HOYE, B A. Social Studies 'Q H.. tw ERNEST E. JONES, Pratt Institute Art and Mechanical Drawing A h , . ' h fe qmlifwis' jx .F t :iff DECLAN D. LARKIN, B.A. Physics and Mathematics ffg gt' 'L I ' k 'n Jn JAMES C. KLLLY, B P E, FRANK VN. KUEBEL .Dhygfusl LXiuc.2t1rm German Q ,7 REV. JOHN J. LINEY, CM. DR. CHARLES L.. LOSCHERT Socfai Studies Bfology LTY l DONALD F. MCCULLOCH, M.A. REV. THOMAS P. McGOURTY, C.M. GEORGE T. McNAMARA, M Spanish Religion Social Studies THOMAS F. MADER, B.A. RAYMOND G. MAHONEY, 8.5. English and Mathematics Physics and Chemistry 955 Mr. Mullen, Fr. Fmley and Fr. Prior 2l discuss posters for Speech Contest. JAMES L MALONE M S Mathematics RICHARD C MARRA B A Mathematics and German WALTER A MULLEN BA English and Spamsh , , 1 Q 9 I i ' E REV. JOHN T. NELSON, C.M. CONSTANT J. PATTI, B.A. WILLIAM F. PINE, M.A., B.S. in L.S , N A gin. 22 REV Religion and Enghsh K4 FRANCIS X PRIOR CM English Spamsh Librarian ROBERTJ PRIOR B A THOMAS H REED BS English Mathematics LEONARD J SCHNAPPAUF B S Social Studies JOSEPH J TREZZA BA French REV JOSEPHJ SYMES CM JOSEPH H THERRIEN BA Latin and Social Stud:es Spamsh ug, Fr Dunn and Fr Hurley before Thanksgnvmg assembly FACULTY I955 REV LOUIS P TROTTA CM Latin FRANCIS W UGENTI BS Mathematfcs , i' X ,I A A . : I' Y! J I N , FACULTY 1955 JOHN F. UPTON, B.A. PETER VITULLI, M.D. FRANCIS V. WATERS, B.A. Social Studies School Physician English K Y T . , , g wg 'Q ft Q, , U,-1, x 's W5 'if , .1- S., ,,. .aqgfrif , , . .TW LA 1 f Nr lk. z an 44' 5? .X Bringing to a close forty-three years of teaching at St. John's, Mr. Ernest Jones has announced his retirement from the Prep Faculty. Since 1911 he instructed in the fine points of Art and Mechanical Drawing. He remembers with pleasure the fathers and sons he has taught at St. John's. With great pride he meets his former students now Professional artists. During his Forty-three years he has seen the Prep grow in students and in spirit St John s has indeed profited be- cause lt had a man of Mr. Jones caliber. We take this opportunity to thank him for his years of service and we wish him God s blessing and every success for the future VN W i' : Y' E' . 5 ,A E,- W 1 is. 4 sz W Ng, -4 ... X ,cms Q ' H..- . 74. f .. . - . - 1 Sw-RQ: ' - - - ,. - .. -.- - ' . -A-:Q fn 1 U Wm- ,.h.- , . . I . 3,5 -..3,,,w - - . ,Q-fav - 'sl rj Qgfgm n '1 . 33,-.'... R . Q, .y,,f4,, .3 -4 wif: 1 if M Q , - 312' h - Q 1. - j ,Ive Q . , N vfkf-a . ,' ,g If . 4695 -V 1,51 . . bw-V., .. .' ', wh V,- ij-'4 ,- X .- .wfrt , -fi,,.', . Q J. Qi - -' ' --'i5 '?'if J ,g V .. 1 -'.,'w'q3 lv, . . .. ' rr. .:: ii:r'- - -- I .. . af- .,z'If.,'1 ' .. I - ,Q . 'viii' 1-.7 W I 2. ,-11:-LTA 1,353 .4 ' -- 'Z ' gi T1 :Ill - .lip ilf ' :ff-gl '.l 7-'si ITT 1 7: ' .47 ff?fLf3P.:' fill' . -3. 531' ,4- -- ' ' . . 4- If , '-:m el ' :..'7f,f Af-'gf , Z'L ZI .tliL, A ',.' . nf E: 4 1 ::.-::- Q: - '-f ph M ,Ai iff, jj f I LQ NM- l 41:13. 1 :g:- gf: s. Lf' .. ...LJ , 'jf -- M 5, ' .. in , ja. . . 1. Q, ., - I ,A 24 111. 'Q f -1 - sr gg- QI' K .,,,,-,A . , , .W 5 . ....,., ,,,,,,, OFFICE STAFF FRANCES GEIS Secretary to the Headmaster L' 1 EILEEN CHEPERAK KATHLEEN FENTON Fmancfal Secretary Record Clerk LORETTA DOUGHERTY Record Clerk 980 Prepsfers keep the off ce staff Occup ed . 55 Ii 1 frF , , Y A , u E :- . .Y P V I ' 0. ' ' A, ah' . X In ,f I 195- N St. Vincent applied himself to the formation of good priests. By retreats for the Ordinands and weekly conferences for the clergy he exerted all his influence to have only worthy men function the Sacred Office of Priest. With Father Olier he was responsible for the formation of Seminaries as we know them today. ,Q -4' -E f: '.,4, 1 5 5 1 W I VA u '- ' .3 -1, W 3 ' . 4 P Q '- ' v . 'g, NQ U 'f 31aWf,:N.4'N'- -xi? A 1 1 f ' A L . 44 . as -A ,.ut '- Y x 1 ' y1llfl n.yg V .P 7 W ,gf ai' JFS' 5 21 ' 2 Y 1' ,Q ' ' V, V Y N F 1 3, EZ! FEBRUARY CLASS HISTORY On a wmdy February afternoon In l95l we made our debut at the Prep After a few weeks many of the Prep s lnstltutnons became old fruends Cecul X Kornblower Lungse the pretzel man and Mr Caseys riddles were no longer strangers We sm meduately began to dnstmgulsh ourselves both during and after classes Tom Parry Tom Vlgorato and Carl lnglebrmk loaned the gentlemen In the pool whsle John Hannon and Jack Safarlk dud their part In making the Frosh team the Brooklyn Champs A year later we became the all knownung Sophs Our bywords became Hey Freshle wanna elevator pass prlnt your patronlmlc and whos got the lnterme duate Homework Football and basketball drew our attention Lloyd Dever Quentin Donoghue and Tom Fletcher made the grndnron slzzle whale the hoops felt the Impact of the triple threat of Gorman Knrland and Safarlk The Red Owl called the later ary talents of Jack McDonald and John Moser whale Bull Rlsano s volce became a famnllar sound nn 205 Bob McKay helped establish a new relay record at the Fordham Carnival Junlor year arrived and Boyle Euclid became our Masters Light your lnttle Bunsen burners and pass the tea bags could be heard all over the third floor Father Crawfords pokes became a popular pastime Jude Smuth Tom Klrland and John Safarlk hut pay dlrt on the Carey Field diamond Tom Gllleran made the class contrlbutlon to the Bishop Mlsbehaves The Glee Club was organrzed and Tom Fraser Jack McDonald Bob McKay Joe Clement: and Jack Moser made up our repre sentatuon Don Boehm made the Keglers hum that year February l954 brought us to the Sensor Year We were the top men on the Totum Pole and our progress In the Chem Lab was famous VVe proved the hazards of the glass Bunsen Burners to the cry of Lets have hands Classical nnterpretatlon of Shakespeare luke As bonds do mudda brought us great renown Outsnde the class room the school felt our mlght Jack Moser and Tom Kirkland were elected President and Vlce President of the Student Councul George Stncks Greco led the Band at Assemblies whlle Jack McDonald upheld the llterary reputation as Editor of the Red Owl Jack Moser became a two time partuclpant an the Intramural Speech Contest Lloyd Dever Jude Smith and Tom Kurland all receuved All Cnty honors on the grndlron Each one of us took part In whatever he could do best right up to the finale On January 27th l955 we achieved our goal of four years No one has ever been able to portray the deep feelmg that goes wnth one who leaves hrs home We shall not at tempt such a great task In token of gratltude we pledge our Alma Mater that we shall always be the Catholnc gentlemen she has has tramed us to be 28 , . . . . . 1 ' 9 . . 1 . - n o - ' - 1 as - uv an - n - nv 14 . . . vs as y v 1 1 ' . u . . . . , 1 an . an - - - a - ' . . . 1 . . . . . . ru . . , . vs 44 an . u . . . . ' 1 . . u . . vu . 1 1 v ' - as an , . , . u s vu . . . , . . l an - un . . , . ' u - - an . nv v . . . u - ya 1 , . n Donald Francis Boehm Trackl Intramurals l 2 3 4 Laboureans 2 3 4 Bowling Our 300 man was awarded Catholic good worker School Bowlmg Trophy made hrs name n Intramurals always wllllng to lend a hand QOWQ to study Law at St John s Unnyersuty John Patrick Averill Band 2 Intramurals 3 4 Happy Jack never wlthout has frnendly smnle breaking clout on the back hot rods home on the Jamauca El hats the long ball IH Softball durmg P Jovlal personality earmarks him for success Joseph John Clements, Jr. Glee Club 3, 45 Biology l, 2. Caruso of the Glee Club . . . President of parlsh confraternlty . . . Baseball and Foot- ball fan . . . P.T. flash in backfleld . . , druves to school in a Chevy . . . other hobby, girls of course . . . wnll take up Dentnstry at St. John's U, George Francis Cox Speech 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 Football 2 Liked Mechanical Drawnng Classes member of Marine Reserve Corp works nn Neducks Orange Room always has a story to tell eats at Macs interested In Math Good Luck George Gary Thomas Budrls Speech l Poster Service I Halls from Woodslde on Honor Roll frequently lxkes all sports favorite subgect IS Math spends spare hme tak mg pictures and painting plans to take EpdEngmeernng nn College Best of Luck u Arthur Leland DeLoca Football l, 25 Swimming lg Math 3, 45 Boat Ride Committee 3g Play Committee 45 Physics 3, 4. lntelllgent and good looking . . . art work as hobby . . . plays a rough game of Foot- ball . . . Headmaster's Lest lad . , . has a cheerful word for everyone . . , plenty of mntnatnye . , . supports Prep actnvntues . . . G00d Luck Art I0 Englneermg School, 29 Antonio Joseph Detto Best Dancer Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Blology 2 Spanlshl Known to hus frxends as Tony quuet and conservatnve favorite sublect s lakes all sports Preters ltaluan food attends all Prep dances headed for St Johns U and Law Degree John Lloyd Dever Most Rugged Student Council I 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Dance Committees 3 4 Boat Ride Commlttees 2 3 Intramurals I 2 3 Woodhayens gnft to the Preps football team all clty guard captamed Football Team noted for hrs fabulous tlmes with the 'Xpe for his me resonant yonce and approprnate remarks In class everybody s friend hel be a hard guy to keep from success Russell Thomas Englnsh Most Sophlstlcated Robert Martin Duffy Brologyl Intramurals I 2 3 4 Spanish I Qunet and reserved but deflnutely one of the boys hardwood star Engllsh whiz sharp dresser Vanderbul Bus Crusher Ridgewood weekend com muter for some strange reason Bob IS headed for St John s and hns B A degree 30 Bloogy I French 2 3 4 Spe ch I 3 Debate 2 Camera 4 Dramatrcs 4 Halls from Flatbush known for com Ing an te likes French foods Intellectual type famous for corn jokes llkes English best reads a o plans to be a doctor keep up the good work Russ Quentm Chnstopher Donoghue Spanish 2 Intramurals 2 Basketball I ath 3 Football I 2 4 Trac Boat Ride Commlttee 4 Oum four year football man noted for short crew cut whlte bucks funny dlsposltnon and great times her name IS Diane eats at Jerrys regularly constantly on the honor roll headed for West Pomt mnlntary career lots ot success In the tuture Peter Ronald Evers Intramurals l 2 3 4 Brology I Swim ming I Can always be found at Jerrys sports enthusiast lakes French best as a wild crop of halr travels by el engoys water polo seen with Rick Good Luck Pete Rocco Peter Faraldo Biology I Speech I Intramurals I 2 3 4 Rocky you know when hes around witty likes bowling among other sports mad about his car favorite subiect is M D smoke room frequenter plans to be a Doctor headed for Cornell Michael John Finnegan Intramurals Ig Swimming I, 2. Swimming and football fan . . . hobbies are sports and hunting . . . his means of get- ting to school are many . . . always in the middle of some discussion at Mac's . . . Math is his forti . . . his future is un- decided best of luck to a great guy 'Ih- Thomas Francis Fletcher Football 2 3 4 Track I Biology I Speech I lntramuralsl 2 Blg but fast anchored right side of football line shot put expert Leos man during lunch meat and P0f-110 eater always with the boys an all around Prepster here s luck to a great guy 4' .- Anthony Erastus Finnerty Most Likely to Succeed Best Student Biology I Math 2 3 4 Quiet and serious Tony makes honor roll with ease likes fishing to date on all sports events collects Tropical Fish Math and Chem genius off to Poly Tech and an engineering career Frank Vincent Fiumano Intramurals I 2 3 4 Biology I Latin I Track I Herc starred in CYO basketball and baseball a lover of Italian food has great ability to get along future career C PA college? why Sr Johns of course good luck Frank Raymond Patrick Flynn Intramurals I 2 4 Biology I French I Spanish 2 Serious and quiet good friend and com panion likes sports one of the boys enpoys history best crams for exams good listener great star in P T classes undecided on future career St John s U probably his next stop Sl Thomas Joseph Fraser, Jr. Latin l Biology l Spanish 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Dance Commlttee 4 Always has a story to tell seen at all school dances cheers parties and of course girls possesser of a high laugh neat dresser active member of the glee club Prediction a successful nn surance agent Frederick Joseph Giarrusso Biology lg French 2, 3, 4, Math 3, 4, Physics 3, Fred, a Middle Village commuter . . . known for his wild ideas . . . favorite subject is Math . . . on the Honor Roll frequently . . . likes fishing and golf . . . enloyed the Prep . . . interested in all activities . . . headed for St. John's University. ,V fy Thomas Gerald Gilleran Spanish 2 Dramatlcs 3 A high squeaky voice thin lad with curly hair thats Tom Woodside commuter liked MD Acted n school play his favorite expression Let me see chem floored him the medical profession attracts him Joseph Patrick Graffeo Intramuralsl 2 3 4 French l Biology l Intramural star liked English class always has a question Ping Pong champ of the class eats at Jerry 5 seen at Prep activities good for an argu ment favorite hobby-dancing lots of luck Joe Richard Jude Gorman Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Football 2 lntramuralsl 4 Great sports enthusiast likes History best cheers Chinese food comes to school by car sports a cool crew cu had a hard time with Math intramural performer will go far in the future 32 George Aldo Greco nd I 2 3 4 Moor Honor 2 French 2 3 Spanish 2 3 4 Known by all as Sticks constantly on Headmasters List enloys languages backed all Redman activities comes from East New York pleasing personality future career as teaching Dlego Angelo Guardlno Intramurals I 2 A Bay Radge boy quaet and reserved lots of fun enaoyed has stay at the Prep lakes ltallan foods spends spare tame raasang tropacal fash makes fraends easaly wall maaor an accountang at St John s School of Commerce John Mlchael Hannon Intramurals 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2g Glee Club 3, 4g Dance Committee 4. Tall and handsome . . . dry sense of humor . . . quarterbacked 4B intramural team . . . hardwood and diamond star . . . Jerry's and Hero's fan . . . his voice could be clearly heard from 306 . . . can't miss the train called Success. Andrew Thomas Hayden Swimming I lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Biology I Football 4 Shy and handsome made football team an fourth year pals wath Hannon always around when good tames are to be had erapoys a fast game of hockey success and happaness Andy Bernard Francis Hock Seech I 2 Baolgyl F nch I 2 3 Camera 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Up to date on all sports French floored ham pleasant fellow wath a good sense of humor helped out an antramurals seen rootang at all Foot ball Games wall study enganeerang at Manhattan 5? Howard John Herbert German I Camera I Spanash 2 lntra murals 2 3 Baology I Hastory student lakes sports actave an football cool calm and collectave seraous about classwork charmang personalaty dry humor comes from Radgewood wall be a success an the faeld of Draltang Carl Richard Hoernang, J Tlackl Foo!balI2 Intramurals I 2 3 Basketball and Football antramural star cars and sports has favorate hobbaes Chesterfaeld man noted for has success an Mechanacal Drawang class always wath the boys and where good tames are to be had as of now future as un decaded lots of luck Horn 33 Andrew John Horner ck 1 2 3 Trackman wiz forte in the half mile ice cream man in cafeteria frlend of Parrys enioys the gun and rod sports St Johns and a Business Degree are Andys plans for the future mf, if Henry Thomas Johnson Intramurals I 2 3 4 Swimming I 2 3 Laboureans I 2 3 4 Prep Shadows 3 4 Sports Editor 4 Versatile Hank anything but quiet terrific worker spent many hours work ing in Prep after 2 40 emoys History classes excelled as Sports Edntor of Shadows real prepster an every way Succcess?? naturally 34 Carl Joseph lgelbrlnk Intramurals I, 2, 3, 41 Boat Ride Commit- tee 45 Swimming I, 2, 3, 45 Football 4g German 3. Likes chemistry best . . . interested in sports . . . especially swimming . . . answers to nick name Dutch . . . a lifeguard . . . hails from Richmond Hill . . . good per- sonality . . . friendly . . . wants to study Medicine at Cornell . . . best ot luck to a great Prepster. WLT? Thomas Patrick Kirkland Wlttiest B sketball I 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Vice President 4 Base ball 2 3 Track 4 Dance Committee Great sense of humor crew hair cuts starred on gridiron hardwood and diamond Terry is the name cheers all parties his was the best prom night goes for Chem period especially a nntends to continue education at Fordham our loss is their gain keep smiling Tom Robert Eugene Johenmng Intramurals I 2 3 4 German 3 Struggles to stay awake during six periods our rebounder an Intramurals goes wild in German class never in a hurry intends to take up Farming at Cornell usually seen mouthing a ham sandwich in cafeteria Stephen Ladnslaw Klimsak Big boy from Jamaica tackle at PT mechanically inclined Physncs and Math hrs specialty Camels his brand cheered Modern Hlstory Johns will see him next Wlllram Bernard Layden Rrdrngl 2 3 4 Prep Shadows 4 Speech3 Slim clean cut every but of sux foot two took part IH most Prep actlvltues good lustener enloyed hlstory and chem classes expert horesman w pursue teaching at St Johns heres to a successful career Bull Joseph Gerard McGrath Intramurals I 2 3 Forum 2 3 Tennrs l 2 Prom Committee 4 French 3 4 Math 4 Prep Shadows 3 4 Edftor 4 Versatrle dependable goodnatured backed every Prep actnvuty follows out hrs Ideas enloys Math classes dld great rob on Yearbook wlll take uD Business at Vnllanova keep up the tune work Jerry Robert Edward Luvmgston Biology l Laboureans l 2 Red Owl 2 3 Camera l 2 Student Councrl 3 Football Manager 3 Intramurals 2 French 2 3 The lnttle colonel from Maspeth actuve rn all actuvrtues at the Prep lakes heros on the Honor Roll frequently lots of sprrlt hard worker makes frlends easlly plans to study haw liked St John s and the Prep liked um Edward Aug usl me McGuire Swimming I 2 3 4 Poster Service 2 Physlcs 3 Bug splash on swnmmung team worked as a llfeguard at Rockaway always has a yarn to spun eats cafeteria food good nn Math classes plans to take Engmeernng at Manhattan John Thomson McDonald Class Wrlter Red Owl 3 4 Edrtor Latln 3 4 ee Club 4 pamsh l 2 Camera l 2 Swim mlng 2 Student Council 4 Our gift to the Red Owl cashrer an cafeteria speaks often about hrs many gurl friends pals with Jack Moser a tune swrmmer lntends to continue lournalusm career at St Johns Success a sure thnng for thas lad Robert Francus Mc Kay Track l 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Intramurals I French 2 3 A runner par excellence one of e munute men of the Prep relay team consnstently on the head Masters lust always present when good tumes are had seen wuth Moser and Kurland sure bet for success 35 George Nrcholas Manglaraclna Biology I Glee Club 3 4 One ot the men from Bay Rndge cheers ltallan foods llkes all sports but ex cels In bowling a good friend to have a lot of fun always ready for an argument plans to be an engineer headed tor Manhattan Sebastian Joseph Marmora Library Squad I Physics 3 Forum 3 4 Latm 2 3 German I 2 3 Camera 4 Stage Commrttee 3 Srbby noted for has conservatrve bowtles smokes Parlrament cugarettes ways has hrs say In any dlscussron I a good rob behlnd the scene un School Play frequently seen nn the Library next stop as Fordham John August Moser Drd Most for the School Most Popular Red Owl I 2 3 4 Sports Editor 4 Year book 3 4 Glee Club 4 German 2 3 4 Student Council I 2 3 4 President 4 George Douglas Muller Physlcs 3 4 Spanish 2 Intramurals 4 Quuet and unassumung a fruend of Lloyd constantly on the headmasters lS great math and sclence studen goes tor Mrs Kellrps drshes ways gokes about the rapid transit system hopes to brmg un a bug salary some day as an engrneer 36 Cheer Leader 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Boat Ride Committee 2 3 Dance Com mittee 2 3 Mr President the boy wlth personalrty pus most actnve school splrrt and drive sports writer deluxe tlne basketball player noted for dlvmg trmsh In track Intramurals extra large lunch tunest pre cutter the cateterra has ever had always nn a crowd should hut the top In either Medlcme or Journallsm Edmund Romualdas Maske Debate I Library Squad 2 3 4 Physics 2 3 4 Camera 4 Earth Sclence 4 The famed Sclentrst of St Johns I hrs own experlments In Chem lab ardent Llthuanlan Patriot enjoys a good meal of grllled cheese sandwlches took an active part In every campaign as sembly deslres to do Basuc Research an Nuclear Physlcs at M l T Joseph Barclay Mulhern Intramurals I 2 4 Strong sulent type Bay Rudge has abode great Interpreter of Modern Englzsh spelling award winner passer rn P T Football steady duet of steaks seen with the boys headed for Manhattan and Electrical Engmeerrng EN' John Charles Nosser Camera I, 2, 3, 4g French 3, 45 Boat Ride Committee 2g Physics 35 Forum 2g Year- book 2, 3. Likeable and friendly . . . always a leader in the ad campaign . . . likes French food best . . . takes movies in spare time . . . sometimes called Sam . . . supported all activities . . . enjoyed stay at the Prep . . . wants to study Pharmacy at St. John s. James Myles Mullaly Football I 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Tall and anything but quiet active par ticipant in sports at the Prep noted for his punting ability her name is Trudy ate manv a hero went wild in mechanical drawing Good luck IITI Joseph Vlrglnro Pranhl French I 2 3 4 Biology I Camera 2 3 Physics 4, Glee Club 4 Intramurals Latin 3 4 J P enioys Chemistry best on the Honor Roll frequently likes sports always ready with a poke supports all Prep activities smokes a pipe headed for St Johns Pharmacy keep up the good work Joe James Peter Peebles Football I 2 3 4 Track I Intramurals The big boy from Flatbush fullback on V5f5'fY eats a hearty lunch knows his history never far away from a sport discussion rides on Utica Ave Bus to school pool player with Smithy best of everything Thomas Peter Parry Best Dresser Biology I Intramurals I 2 Swimming I 3 A great merman always has a crew cut a lifeguard at Rockaway a hearty laugh good dresser never at a loss for words lots of luck Tom Robert Joseph Pavenh Biology I Intramurals I 2 3 4 Peve comes from Bay Ridge one of the DeKalb Ave boys favorite subiect is Chemistry participated in intra murals possessor of a high squeak voice will take up medicine at George town 37 John Joseph Profacl Track 2 Football 2 3 4 Rldlng l 2 3 rench l Student Council I 2 3 Intramurals I Dance Committee 3 Popular Jack always has a good word for everyone football and golf fan scores rn the hugh 80s Mamma Mla himself seen a lot wuth Frankie Flumano supported all extra curricular actlvutles Honor Roll stu dent untends to take Business at St Johns Charles Edward Reilly Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track lg Laboureans l, 2. Hails from Marine Park . . . good diamond man . . . favorite subject is Math . . . enthusiastic supporter of all actlvltles . takes his studues seriously . . . proud- of has letters for baseball and track . , . intends to study for Business career at St John's Umversuty of Commerce John Joseph Safank Best Looking Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Spanish l Student Council 2 3 An earnest gentlemanly qunet but congen lal prepster letter man on hardwood and diamond looks luke a movie star a tavonte wlth students and faculty hls favorute hobby gurls we know Jack will be successful In every future undertaking Wllham Frederlck Rlsano Class Orator eech l 2 3 D matics I 2 Laboureans 3 4 Top Speaker of the class constantly on the headmasters lst noted to has part nn school plays L 8. M smoker hardwood and grndlron enthuslast 2 40 coffee break hls favorute pastume readmg success a natural for thas lad 39 4 Louls Patrick Rucclardelln, Jr Intramurals l 2 3 4 French l Bowling Halfback at PT racked up many a strike on Bowling Team hardwood star nicknamed crazylegs flshmg and golf fan Luckles hrs brand St Johns and C PA has next stop Joseph Thomas Santangelo Class Polrtrclan Rldrngl 2 3 Spanlsh 3 4 A grade A guy with a smnle for all our ambassador to Italy sunny dlspo sutlon always on Honor Roll goes for Chow Mean and Hamburgers should have been an Debate Club destlned to be a top notch Lawyer Joseph Donald Schretzman Track I, 21 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. Stretch is noted for his crazy tackles in football . . . always looking for someone with the French homework . . . great base- ball fan . . . especially the Dodoers . . . history is his favorite . . . great things are expected of this fine prepster. Frederick Leonard Schmidt Intramurals I 2 3 4 Swimming I 2 3 Earth Science 4 Tall and lanky worked hard at the Prep appreciates fine foods likes basketball better than other sports would like to attend Kings Point intends to loin Merchant Marine give it your all Fred John Francis Seaman Track l 2 3 4 Football 2 Basketball I Intramurals l 2 The pumping Jack of the hardwood four year trackman a pal ot Tom Kirk and Jamaica El commuter cheers all parties study periods dances and beaches heads for Manhattan and success in engineering George Joseph Skarzynski French student delux great sports fan always seen with Pete Luckies his brand constantly on the headmasters is is headed for career as a com mercial artist loads of happiness Skar Thaddeus Anthony Snedleclu Track 3 Intramurals l 2 4 Spanish 3 Math 3 Physics 3 Known to his classmates as Sid favorite subiect is history utilizes spare time building model ships likes Polish foods eats in cafeteria frequently on the Honor Roll headed for a naval career plans on going to St John s U Jude Klennert Smith Best Athlete ootball I 2 3 ball Basketball 3 Track l 2 Intramurals I Mr Sportsman of Senior class three letterman gridiron hardwood diamond gave fans many thrills on gridiron a fellow who attracts people loves to talk about the trotters eats at Jerrys a sure bet for success In the sports world 38 Alexander Joseph Sterling Riding Club l, 2, 3. Tall and slim . . . loyal friend and good companion . , , likes horseback riding and enioys polo . . . goes hunting often . . . always ready with a joke . . . intends to go to St. John's School of Commerce . . . give it your all, AI. Harold Francis Sweeny Football l, 2, 3, 45 Boat Ride Committee 3, 4, Stage Committee 4. Football is his forte . . . four year man . . . meat and potato lover . . . a great party man . . . never at loss for words . . . how will we ever get along without his big smile and pleasing personality . . . chemical engi- neering and Villanova his next stop. Thomas Victor Vigorito r. Arthur William Thomas Biology lg Track 2g Intramurals l, 2, 4, Likes sports . . . good golfer . . . swell sense of humor . . . serious about class- work . . . likes Spanish . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . can be found in Senior smoking room at all times . . . the best of luck Bill. Peter James Thumser Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. The big man from Valley Stream . . . shuns all transportation but cars . . , hardwood and gridiron star . . . favorite subject His- tory . . . what brand? why Chesterfield ot course . . . a big guy on his way to success. 40 Football 2, 3, 4, Swimming l, 2, 35 Bowl- ing 3, 4, Baseball 4, Prom Committee 4, Laboureans l, 2, 3, 4, Math 3, Intra- murals l. Varsity Tom . . . participated in two major sports . . . backed all Prep activities to the fullest. . . social lion . . . likes Math best . . . cheers wild classes and good times . . . comes from Bay Ridge . . . plans to take up accounting at St. Bon- aventure . . . we expect big things of this prepster. Robert Devlin Woolsey French 2, 3, 4, Riding 2g Biology l. Tall conservative lad , . . does homework diligently . . . liked his French classes . . . bowties . . . enjoys a good game of hand- ball . . . seen on the pond in winter . . . hopes to make his career in Medicine. 'N ,UQ f 6' -'iq' ' Q , Michael Anthony Zito George John Zobel Latin lg Math 3g Intramurals 7, 2, 3. Biology lg German 2g Eartn Science 4. Enjoyed schoolwork . . . up to date on all Halls from St. Albans . . . favorite subject sports events . . . pals around with Graffe is Chemistry . . . eats In cafeteria . . , and the boys . . . made good in Intramurals rides the B.M.T .... enjoys sports, especially , . . appreciates good Italian food , . . a swimming . , . smokes onli titer tips . . . Greenpoint lad . . . went wild in German headed for a career in mecrcine . . . plans class . . . keep up that scholastic drive to attend St. John's LJ, Muzzi. lilllllllll lllll , as Father Hurley presents graduates. x John Moser, Student Council president, with his Family after graduation, y JUFCNE A CLASS HISTORY Freshman Year The day funally arruved' lt seems that when prevuous classes started theur furst day of Hugh School raun and dark clouds welcomed them We the Class of June 55 had a beautuful day Thus was a sure sugn that our class would be dufferent Our benevolent Buology teacher Mr Loschert saw to ut that we would never forget our furst lesson Otto was the Man un the Moon Thus was a sure way of rememberung the Authors names Mr Casey made us feel at home and he certaunly helped us on our way as Fresh men Everythung was new to us the Prep Dances the Ad Campaugn the Brooklyn Prep Game and the Boat Rude Vuctory was ours when we became full fledged Sophomores No more gettung stepped on well we thought so anyway Sophomore Year ln our Second Year we were gettung used to the gust of thungs and our school spurut uncreased The Prep Mermen uncluded Bob Molyneaux Tom Adams and last but not least the bug splash Butch Curugluano Most outstandung un oratory were Jum Blake and Vunny Ruzzuto whule the Red Owl claumed for luterary skull Duck Guudor uzzu Jerry Luttenberger and Frank Errante Also on the fourth floor usung theur artustuc talent were Ed Keegan and Duck Farrell From room 408 came the meloduous notes of Duck San Fulupo on the trumpet and Vunny Gugleottu on the clarunet If we thought these two years were hard we had only seen the half of ut Jumor Year When we returned from our summer vacatuon we notuced dufferent changes Vouces were deeper and many of us had grown an unch or two We realuzed that now half our stay at the Prep was over Vuto Arduzzone Ed Goehrung Nuck Gerbasu and John Lubert were outstandung addung theur wunged feet to the Prep Harruers Talent was burstung forth on the baseball team wuth Jerry Crowley Jum Sparaco Tom Angelo Guy Mura bello and Tom Taylor Joe Sutton Pete l-laller and Buddy Varello were busy thus year on the gruduron Semor Year We could hardly belueve that thus was the year un whuch we could use the sanctu fued name of Senuors How could anyone overlook those memorable PT peruods un Carey Fueld wuth the famed Oogues wunnung truumphant football games The dramatuc moments of Macbeth wuth Fr Pruor wull never be forgotten Yes these are lust a few of the many happy occasuons we wull remember Thus year we receuved our long awauted rungs Although thus us the end of the four happuest years of our luves every thung us just begunnung The tume has come when we are put to the test of applyung the knowledge and excellent traunung we have receuved from the good Vuncentuans We couldn t have been truumphant un St John s uf ut weren t for the answer to our prayers God s guudance and the help and aud of the professors We the Class of June 55 wull always treasure and hold close to our hearts the joyful memory of St John s Prep 42 . . 1 1 - n 1 n - as - - 1 - n 1 1 . . . U 11 - ' 1 xc 1 11 u 11 - - - - - n 1 ' , - , . 1 . a ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' um 11 . - 1 H - - H . . . . . .4 . f 11 - . . . . um . 11 . . . . 14 11 . . . . 1 ' 1 ' v 1 . . 1 . . 1 - 1 4 . . 1 . , . - 1 Thomas Joseph Adams Biology I Tenrus 3 4 Swimming Intramurals I 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Llffle captam of the fennls team home nn the pool usually seen wufh a tuna lush sandwuch undecided future headed for St Johns College lots of luck Tommy Thomas Anthony Angelo Baseball 3 4 Earth Science 4 Intramurals Very sharp dresser good shortstop credlt fo his class In Intramurals sf undecided as fo college or future good man fo have for a friend w be a success un any fleld Lawrence Mnchael Bannan Forum 2 Glee Club 3 Physlcs 3 Llftle man with a bag wave Lon smokes Pall Mall lrkes Chem and engnneerlng dabbles In electronncs real loker one of the best llked thus lad IS gomg all the way Anthony John Baslle Intramurals 3 4 Math 4 One of the bugger prepsters mcknamed fhe Shape future engineer headed for Villanova scourge of the P T class eats out the cafeterua good luck Tony 5 Vlto Edward Arduzzone Tack I 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Studet Council 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Track and field whiz regular member of the Honor Roll eats ln the cafeteria hlf with fhe gurls has made a Iof of friends In The Prep always good for a laugh wlll fake engineering af Ml T John Lawrence Bateman PhysIcS3 Forum 2 Math 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Earth Science 4 Glee Club 4 Conservaflve dresser dynamic person allty lead has class fo vlctory m nnfra murals hero of P T classes good In any sport Sf Johns wull mlss thus lad 43 , f 1,2,3,4.'l ' Y - .yan all X . . ' X f -. . .J : n ' i ' hi ' ' 114: I I l ' ' b ' ' ..,.af I ,fl . ,rf . 0 John Phlllp Blasettl Physics 3 Earth Science 4 Student Council 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Short stocky good sense of humor outstanding un all sports name always f '1 on Headmasters Lust fruendly smile lakes Math plans to take up mecllcme we are sure youll reach the henght of success Johnny Vincent George Berger Swlmmmg I 2 Red Owl 2 3 Riding I 2 Speech 4 Glee Club 3 Elmonts ambassador to Prep re-ii camera bug wlld about Fords an Lmcolns has 49 hopped up Ford Coupe Rody John Billla tanthtul merfber of Red Owl great thmgs expected of thus boy as a lawyer Blowgy I 2 Fomm 3 4 F,e,,Ch I 2 4 Physics 3 Math 3 Earth Scfence wt 'K Intramurals 4 Consustently on Honor Roll follows a sports especially baseball backs Prep actlvltles to the utmost plans luck In your future llfe Rod James Francis Blake Class Ora tor eechl234Debafel23 4 rnalcsl 23 Speaker par excellence won many Iau rels for the Prep hopes to mayor In re search physucs un college honor student always ready with a clever remark supports all Prep actlvltnes always with a large number of frlends sure bet for success Roland Francis Bleuholder Biology l German 2 Real pal walks to school track man Zeke one of the bugger senlors at for three years good guy for a laugh the Prep attends most school functlons known for has real cool talk noted for that cheery smnle plans pals wlth Gerbesl intends to be a pollce on St John s Unlverslty then a den man to lt Bnl tnstry career we know you wlll make the grade Wnlham Arthur Bnshop rack 1 2 3 44 . I . . l - 4 , . . I : I i . 4 , : K : - 'lf ' - ' ' ' ' it - . . . - Q V 4 . . ' fA,,,l A Q , ' . 1 . . 3. : ' ': : ' 4: we ' A . . . u ' . . . all x I I I . . . to go into the engineering field . . . lots of 3 . SD . . . : . . , :Dra- t' , , . ,1 J l 'S , , ' V, ww , ,, If' ms i . , fs we 'fifff' r , , . ' g . php.. James George Boylan Track I Glee Club 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Tennis 3 4 Lrttle Jrm allas Smulle always gay and cheerful Modern History great loud ln the Glee Club meatballs hs favorlte dlsh lntentlon to study medlcme at Columbua U good luck Dr Boylan Walton Muchael Burnside Track 3 A scholar from the beglnnlng Church Hlstory and Latln has tavorlte sublects Qulte and serious yet plenty of school Spirit won a track letter sports a plpe and a can of Prrnce Albert WIlt0r1 wlll run Charles Gerard Boyle Blology I Track 3 Earth Sclence 4 Intra murals 3 4 Excelled ln two years of Intramurals spends lunch period In the cafeteria good at all sports tall goodlooklng and always wearing the latest style keep up the good work and success wall be yours 42 Thomas John Byrne Yearbook 3 Swlmmrngl Track 3 4 Boat Ride Committee 3 Intramurals 3 4 Has the well tailored look a genuine smile enloys photography as a hobby lakes all food trned basketball an his backyard crazy about partles great guy wnth a great drlve excelled ln Aitodern Hnstory destmed tor Hull cres 3.-o James Francls Buckley Swimming I 2 Biology I Track 3 Physics 3 Poster Service 4 Brooklymte skllled In sailboat racing has many trophies for his marltlme achieve ments good natured pal around Prep after 2 40 neat dresser huts softball a country mule loved Physics lab work with his ambrtuons he will go ar we re behnnd you Jam Bernard Joseph Cassldy Debate I 2 3 4 Student Council I 2 Moore Honor 2 3 4 Laboureans I 2 3 4 Bernie never rmssed the Headrnasters Lrs. enloyed Prep Latm classes for three years excelled an Debate Club spent many hours constructmg has model railroad booster of all Prep dances and football games certaln to be a success 45 I Q . . 7 1 I.. ,. . ,X V I . ,sf I a .s:' : : ' 5 . , . . .. :-Q lr . A uv J I' rn --u f ' J I ' V . . . teamed with Byrnes . . . active and ly ,I ' I , Q ' ' : .: . , I 1 io' Wulluam Joseph Cassudy Laboureans I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 3 Cheerleader 3 Speech I 2 Earth Science 4 Poster Service I 2 Loads of school spnrnt qulet In class gets along wuth everybody altar boy throu hout his stay at the Prep pas wnth nchard Fanelll ready smlle always seen with friends Peter John Connell Biology I Band I 2 3 4 Laboureans I 3 Faithful member of the band has played nn a dance band for four years a cool dresser seen wlth Brian Galvm frequent member of Headmaster s Lust he'll mass the Prep but not as much as we'll mnss hum 46 Vlncent John Cmcotta Spanlsh 2 Rrdmg 4 Three and a half year man always seen m cafeterna wnth clam chowder and egg salad made many fruends at the Prep always seen at football games mlght go to St Johns great duspo sltlon Caesar Dommuc Cmglnano Did Most For The School Most Popular Student Council I 2 Intramurals 2 Swim Baseball 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Everybody dngs thus Prepster hes hand all the actlvntles IOOLMJ was All Cnty and All American In has swlmmlng endeavors Italian food lS tune wuth hum never a dull moment If you travel with Butch hrs sense of responsnblllty and sprrut wlll spell has success Charles Patrick Consudlne Biology I Latin 2 3 4 Small frame but lots of personality constantly on Honor Roll sports en thuslast down to earth llkes Latin wlll make a tune priest lots of luck Charlle Gerard Davld Crowley seball I 2 3 ball I Dance Commlttee 4 Answers to Rod 0 Gerry halls from Rosedale outstandung on the Prep football and baseball teams easy gomg always Iaughlng cheers wlld times well liked by all a future great In the sports world 7 I ag K . . . I Q l . . , I V. I 5 . gi. ' , ' ' Y - f A ' Kgs I ming 1, 2, 3, 4: 'speech Ig Football 3, 4: H ' l H . . . ' be- l . . . . Y S ni? ' : . . , 5 . ' . 2 3, 4g 2, ,4. ,pf Ba ' P' ' 'ij Foqt ' ' . J ' MQW I r . . . ' Oliver Emanuel Cutajar Physlcs 3 lntramurals2 3 4 Earth Scrence 4 Baseball 3 f mous for refereeung mtra Ollue a mural games a steak and potato man t takes a bug nnterest ln Prep actuvu nes lots of luck to a great guy Rudolf George DeVito Intramurals 3 4 Rudy yolned the ranks In Junuor year dancung enthusnast for some unknown reason lnkes English thrnves on hero sandwlches headed for St Johns U and legal career his amlable manner wall speed hrs success Gerard James Delaney Future cop halls from Jackson Helghts emoys a good game of baseball thmkmg about gonng to Iona lukes a mce thick steak has made lots of frlends at the Prep good luck Jerry James Patrick Devlm Biology I Physics 3 Debate I 2 Forum J 4 Red Owl 4 Speech I 2 3 The beg man In the Debate Team has won may trophles plans on speech as a career headed for St Johns will end up nn polutucs we thunk Johns wnth you Jlm James Andrew Desposlto Earth Science 4 Des makes Jamaica has stampmg ground never at a loss for words rea gone on ltallan foods a pastime plays one of the boys hopes to take law course at St Johns enloys fushung as handball durung PT Gerard Leonard Dlerker Intramurals I 2 3 Basketball 3 A hero un Math classes noted for hrs abullty on the hardwood favorite lunch Leos meatball sandwnch backs all Prep actnvntles hrs plans lnclude bus: ness accountnng at St Johns College 47 l N I V . .., ... I ' ...H- I.. U... .. I I. '. going to Pratt to study architecture ' : ' : . . 3. 4: '. I I , . .4- y ' ' , ' ..QsfI 1 ' is ' , ' , J I Q Frederick Salvator DiStephan Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4g Biology lg Physics 35 Dance Committee 3, 4. The Jamaica Flash . . . teller of tall tales . . . good basketball pla er . . . f V y our year man on Intramurals . . . great sense ot humor won him ' many friends . . . engoyed his French classes . , . a sure hit . . . good luck Fred. Victor John Domenichello Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4g Biology lg Physics 3g Forum I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. Favorite expression- Are you ready for the test? . . . good basketball player . . . makes friends easily . . . loved his Physics periods . . . hard studier . . . regularly on the Honor R ll o . . . next stop Manhattan College. William James Dougherty Biology l Physics 3 Forum 2 3 lntra murals l 2 3 4 Math 3 4 Big man with little worries quiet and good nat d ure his pleasant smile at tracts many friends lover of Math class regularly on the Honor Roll w continue his Vuncentian education at St Johns College George Harold Dorr Speech I Swimming l Intramurals 2 3 ath 3 Band 4 In personality friendly smile lifeguard at Rockaway at home in the pool highlights all class debates led the band as drum mayor Fordhams gain will be St Johns loss terested in all Prep activities great 48 Michael Martin Dorman Good man on the soccer field enyoys building model ships likes the cafe terias chow mem at home In Ancient History class plans to make teaching his career give it your best Mike John Joseph Doyle Biology l Laboureans l 2 4 Intramurals 2 Latin Great guy for a laugh loves fishing supports all social and athletic events at the Prep good student always surrounded by a number of friends will surely be a success In later life N . . . I I I . if . 0 Latin 2, Zig Forum -2, Cainera l, 2g M ' X AVV- ' l,. 5 l 3. ' ' I Bart John Druery Band I 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 Speed actnve member of the band for four years llkes basketball swam ming and roast beef favorlte hobby Forest Hllls always ready with a clever remark sure hut for success QA. Albert Carl Edwards Swrmmlng I Earth Science 4 Intramurals 2 3 Blology I Sclentlst extraordlnary knows all the answers about englneerlng has trouble maknng flrst peruod favorite hlde out as sensor smoking room llkes all sports anxiously looks forward to Englneerlng at Brooklyn Polytech Francls Joseph Duggan Swimming I 2 Poster Service I Camera 3 Intramurals 3 4 Prep Shadows 4 Happy dlsposltlon always has a wlse crack recognlzed by has horn rimmed glasses 2 40 bell IS his cue for actlvlty got a mllllon of them Prep lokster collects stamps an has spare tame wants to make medlclne has ca reer hasnt settled on a college Walter John Engels Speech I 2 Red Owl 2 3 4 French 2 Camera 2 3 4 Debate I Latin 3 Swlm ming I Deflnltely not a member of the 2 40 club attends all of the school functnons won speech trophy where he goes so goes hrs camera keep up your drlve and the future wall bnng the best D Lawrence Joseph Edmonds Band I 2 3 4 Forum Club 2 Fanthful band member for four years on honor roll regularly Whltestone commuter hopes to make a career nn engmeernng llkes sports and model trams we expect great things from thus talented Prepster Roy Vincent Erickson Speech I Biology I Football 2 3 4 Good football player real bone crusher good for a ready wnttlclsm makes up hus own hut tunes plans on Merchan- Marme Academy good luck Luef 49 D 'F Q ' ' '. , I I . l r ' '.'. 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I - Q ' - . . . .. ,C ' I ' 'X I ' model trams . . . comrnutes 'daily from -. , I 0 5 I Frank Joseph Erranl-e, Jr Class Writer Speech 7 Blology I Forum 2 Spanish 3 4 Student Council 3 Dance Committee 4 Red Owl 2 3 4 Editor 4 Wrltes for Red Owl enyoyed swnmmmg never massed a Prep dance famous for has friendly smlle enjoyed Hlstory class off to study at Georgetown Joseph Robert Fey B nd l 2 4 Good man on the hardwood loves chicken dinners regular vlsltor to Mac s travels vla the Jamanca El plans to enter the Arr Force after attend mg St Johns College good luck Rap we re with you 50 John Rlchard Fanelll Prep Shadows 4 Physics 3 Poster Servrce l 2 Glee Club3 4 Moore Honor 2 3 4 Camera 4 Dance Commrttee 4 Halls from Baysude possessor of an extensive pop record collectlon enyoyed science at the Prep loves a good laugh constantly on Headmasters s engineering IS has future protesslon lots of luck Dick James Patrlck Frnn ramurals I 2 Track l 2 3 Qunet and good natured always wear mg a grln mam stay on the track team master at bulldmg boats next stop Manhattan College to study engmeermg we wlsh you every success lf' your future career .lnm Rlchard Thomas Farrell Sleeplest Moore Honor 2 Poster Service l 2 3 4 President 3 4 Laboureans 2 3 Football 2 Baseball 2 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Red Owl 2 3 4 Prep Shadows 4 Student Council 4 Stage Committee I 2 3 4 Spends more time at Prep than anywhere e se always palntnng posters letter man on Football team Honor Roll stu John Francls Flaherty Intramurals I 2 3 4 Poster service l 2 nd l 2 The Smlllng lrlshman easy going and cheerful dlsposltnon trumpet player ln the band cheers partles and gurl frlends spends most ot hrs weekends drnvung hopes to be a gournallst we wlsh you our all Jack If 1 A : ' 1 Ilt.,. 6 u jr '. 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Rlchard Joseph Flynn Debate 2 3 4 Speech 2 3 4 Intramurals 3 Red Owl 2 Mr Debater or yust tune speech man? a promlnent member of the Speech Club tallied home many vac wlll always clalm hrs dlsh of meat and potatoes a future lawyer plans to study at St Johns Unnverslty keep up the good work Duck Leonard Edward Forman Band I 2 3 4 Forum 2 4 Moore Honor 3 Headmasters Llst l 2 3 4 acqunred a mayor letter for hrs band activity tall Prepster wlth a tall sense of humor Cooper Umon wnll be the means of has electrical englneermg career best ot luck Len John Bernard Freund Track I 2 Bowling 3 German 2 3 Poster Service 3 4 Boat Rlde Committee 3 Dance Committee 2 3 Richmond Halls entry for thus class excelled an bowlmg and handball favorlte expression S09 noted for has pnano playlng techmque snncere fruend and deep thinker undecided abogt future but a sure success ln any me Brian Anthony Galvin nd I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 History class held hrs Interest cheers basketball swlmmlng and bowlmg always led hls class m nntramurals never mlssed a football game commutes from Forest Hllls mtends to conflnue has studles at St Johns August Anthony Frlscla Robert Anthony Gaudmo mgl 2 3 4 GleeClub3 4 E Sclence 4 Forum 2 Intramurals 3 4 5' Moore Honor 3 Track I 2 3 The Prlde of Bay Rldge one of the Lover of crew cuts attends most Prep functuons lndmspensable to track team famed DeKalb Ave bus boys suave adds to populatnon of the Jamaaca I and NSY QOWQ 9000 Glee Club tenor frequently on Honor Roll Outs'-Hfldmg dancer wfll wofmue decreed about future lms of luck Bob hrs education at St Johns College 9'll0Yed the Prep and the Prep engoyed hlm Sl 2' ,A . . l l . 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Rid' , , , g , g rn ' ' . - , , M . , . - l . . - V , . v '-- e --- . . , . un- Frank Wulllam Glllen L90 J05ePh Goedeff 1'-v Vlctor Peter Genco Rldlng 2 3 4 Swrmmmg I 2 3 4 Bowl Ing 2 3 Intramurals 3 4 Tennls 3 One of Preps aquamen plays a great game of basketball wlllmg to bet on any sports event weekends fund hum on Long Island plans on St Marys College preductlon Wall St buslness man Laboureans 4 Glee Club 4 A promment member of the Glee Club favorlte hobby as collectlng records best sublect hnstory enloyed a good game of baseball Frank plans on St Joseph s College God s blessmgs In your future career 52 Nlcholas Joseph Gerbasn Track l 2 3 4 Intramurals! 2 Eleven medals In track have won for Nlck a varslty letter walks to and from school an enthusnast for Psyslcs lunch tlme funds hum at Jerrys keep your bug smlle wherever you go Nick John Charles Gmelch Bowllng 2 3 Tennis 3 Glee Club 4 ln tramurals 4 German I 2 3 Red Owl 3 A Keeps the Red Owl room alnve always has a questlon attends all Prep dances lust loves to sung German songs won a trophy for bowllng Brooklyn Poly Tech wlll clalm this future Chemlcal Engnneer Wllllam Robert Gerrlty Band l 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Labou reans 3 4 Red Owl 2 Dance Commlttee 3 4 Earth Sclence 4 Great companlon loyal tnend earned many followers through has good sense of humor famed muslclan an the band Ilkes danclng and datmg the success as your future Bull Forum 2 Speech I German I Student Councll 3 Intramurals 2 Earth Scfence 4 French 4 Glee Club 4 Interests humself In all Prep actnvntnes constantly makes the Honor Roll mem ben of wlnmng Intramural team eo goes for Plzza Interested ln French swell fellow wlth plenty of trlends l 'J . . . : . . 3 K girl next-door . . . plenty of school spirit 7 . 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'X I Y . , I G X ......' - ' 4 y I I . , -'l 'LA 6 395 Edward Thomas Goehrmg Track I 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 Famuluarly known as Ed great com panuon loyal fruend made a name for himself on the track team wishes that Caesar hadn t existed never last for wlttlc stop good luck Ed Albert John Gorayeb Best Dancer Dance Committee 3 Glee Club 3 4 Band 3 Latin 3 Answers to name of Ozzue a dancnng star best ln hrs class emoys swnmmnng and football has a gurl friend In Syra cuse made a number of trnends at St John s plans on dentistry as a career James Charles Grufhn Debate I 2 3 Red Owl 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 3 Laboureans 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Moore Honor2 3 4 Dance Com mittee 2 3 Actnve member of the Prep Curly eats at Leos lakes Luckues good sense of humor seems to despnse Yoerg s ,azz never any trouble to any body a sure hut for success at Ford ham Patrlck John Gnsafl Rrdmg I 2 Intramurals 3 4 Pat us another lover of ltalnan foods former Prep equestruan snappy dresser conservative type talks a strenuous battle debates with has profs always grmnmg no trouble makung Iruends enyoys a good book m spare tnme hopes to take medncme at St Johns U Robert Wllllam Gronenthal Poster Servlce 2 3 Red Owl I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 Another Cambrna Heughts Prepster worked In A 8. P after school assisted In Red Owl ottlce a History student studled hard won a multntude ot f d 9 rlen s an ammal veterinarian his oal Vmcent Joseph Gugleoth Swimming I 2 Band I 2 3 4 Track I Polished master of the clarnnet cheers dancmg spaghettu and study hall frowns upon the nuckname Vance I5 career a secret oft to St John best of luck Guggne 53 A ' : .: , 5 . i .. 2 r VII. I .' 1 ' Q . . ,,.: ..: , .: ..: , ...J .ri ' ,. , I Q I ,, I .,. ' - 14 u n ' ..- lsm...Law at St. John's is next ,. s .. ' .J , . .J ,..i ,.- sn. I I- ,J I' 1 o f J ' . I ,' , if . . . . , ,J .. ' ' .1 - Ruchard Peter Guudornzzr Biology l Red Owl 2 3 4 Alumni Com mittee 2 Glee Club 3 4 Student Council 4 Quiet and shy spent many an hour ln room 4ll pals with Frank Errante likes dancing likes Math classes the most Law is his intended career John Anthony Gunning Riding lg Intramurals l. Mickey . . . is an enthusiast in spear fushing . . . for him trouble is spelled S-P-A-N-I-S-H . . . has always been a fine basketball player . . . he is bound for Navy R,O.T.C. school . . . his success is a safe prediction. Edward Patrick Hamlin A little man with a lot of Prep spirit advocator of cafeteria chow choice of foods? he says all history h favorite subject although undecided on career he has his heart set on St Johns College Peter Joseph Haller Football l 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 Sports enthusiast especnally football likes our cafeteria fare cheers the roast beef always on the move but never too busy to help a triend great guy to know keep up your spirnt Pete you can t miss the tram marked SUCCESS 54 Leonard Wrlham Gustave B nd l 2 3 4 German 3 Spanish 2 Physics 3 Prominent musician playing both sax and licorice stick cheerful practical poker loves a laugh a slncere and loyal friend hopes to study engineering at Columbia U Lots of luck Lenny' James Rnchard Heary Basketball 3 4 Student Council l 2 Track l Intramurals l 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Red Owl 2 Dance Committee 4 Etfervescent personality plus always has a smile popular with all regular member of the Honor Roll likes hot dogs also Park Slope t e Don Juan of Oceanside always seen wlth a basketball good luck and best washes Jim yi . lf Q : ..: ',- : .: - i a-.,.: : ': . lo . . . .- iskis X , - - 5 g X 0 . ,. i - P -I ',i . . 5 ..,: , -:- : : . 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J .--. 2 Joseph Francis Herbert Poster Servrce I 2 Band I 2 3 A comeduans Ideal audlence con stantly laughmg promlnent artist on the Poster Service Squad clalms he lnkes Math wishes he never heard of French another future St Johns stu John Arthur Howe Most Rugged F otball l 2 Track I 2 4 Versatile athlete llkes track the best Happy Jack they call hum real muscle man tavorute pernod lunch gurls are has hobby on has way to Manhattan would luke to be a PT teacher we re behmd you Johnny Joseph James Hlggms Forum 2 Physvcs 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Earth Science 4 The boy with the beg Hello lakes all sports especially basketball always seen wlth a crowd prornunent at all Prep dances has the abullty to get along acqunred the knack of makmg lastlng freends always on the Honor Ro lukes Hnstory Next stop St Johns Donald Gregory Homlak Forum 2 3 4 Camera l 2 3 4 Fren h 4 Latln 2 3 Physrcs 3 Ea Scrence 4 The frlend of all IS Bag Don quuet and smnlmg best characterlze ham pa s wlth Lenny Forman seen with a book durlng lunch plans on an engineering career next stop Columbla Joseph Anthony Huggins Biology l Laboureans 2 3 4 Camera 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Red Owl 2 3 4 Dance Committee 2 Swimming 3 Latin 3 Physics 3 Spanish 4 The Rock seen sportmg an unlut plpe enloys flshlng photography and studying attends all Prep social events qunet and reserved plans to con tunue has studies at St Johns College I Charles John Jenmngs Football I 2 3 Track 2 Earth Science 4 Football man for three years lnkes hockey called Yendo for some un known reason lrkes Engllsh travels a long way to the Prep great sense of humor the best ot everythnng Charlre 55 u...' :- . 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'J' t VAa Rlchard Danlel Jobes lntramurals I 2 4 Spanish 3 Qunet reserved fellow enloys a good hockey match likes cafeterua roast beef really on the ball nn Hnstory thlnklng of a career In archltechture keep up the good work the Prep lS behlnd you Frederick Mlchael Keener Biology I Swimming I lntramurals 2 3 4 Red Owl 2 3 4 Sports Editor 4 Glee Club 3 4 Dance Committee 2 3 4 Poster Service 3 4 Boat Ride Commrttee 2 3 Play Committee 3 Sweetwater Important man an the cafeteria supports all Prep ACflVlfI9S lakes a good game of golf calls t e El a Dogsed contrubutes has volce to Glee Club destmed for Ac countnng Best of Luck Fred 56 John Francis Kane Biology I Camera I 2 3 4 Prep Shadows 4 Moore Honor 3 4 Laboureans 4 Serious fellow but enyoys a good goke friendly to everyone O bell s cue for actnvuty when flash bulbs pop he can be seen wnth Wally Engles takes sports events hobbues photogra phy bowlnng ardent student with plenty of druve prominent yearbook man good luck rn the future John Richard John Kinsella Duck IS a lover of history the sort of fellow who can see the good rn everything member of sensor lntramurals teams planning on a career In enguneerlng via Unlverslty of Detrolt Edward Anthony Keegan Poster Servrce I 2 3 4 Dance Committee l 2 Dramatrcsl lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Football Manager 2 Biology I Queens Vnllage vagabond fakes em all out on the basketball court plays golf like a pro backs the Prep lOO9O has a lot of drlve keep gonng Ed your headed for the top John Joseph Lubert Track I 2 3 4 French Club I 2 Dance Committee I Red Owl 4 St John s Parrsh s grft to the Prep mamstay on the track team worked hard for the Red Owl tall husky chap honor roll student a naval career for hum vla Annapolis Frltz a sure hut for success . 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Gerard Henry Luttenberger Student Councnl I B nd I 2 3 4 d Owl 2 3 4 Moore Honor 2 3 4 Bnology I German 2 Camera 3 Prep Shadows A Mr Rhythm of the band organized has own musucal group even grves trumpet unstructuons constantly Headmasters Lust wrltes news and features for Red Owl plans on eng: neerung career vna Manhattan Prep Splnt an all nts Perfectlons best descrrbes Gerry Wnlluarn Joseph Manym Biology I Speech 2 Latm I 2 German d Has trouble makrng flrst perlod on tame favorute hobbnes samplung my father s cakes and cookres muslc In general frequent vusutor to Honor Roll pleasant dlsposxtuon plus deep thunkrng sum up Bull s personalrty Edwa rd Thomas Mahood Cheerleader 4 Rrdlng 4 Poster Servrce 4 Good artrst you saw hum as cheerleader at all the football games Irkes roast beef Hustorys hns best qulet but lots of fun plans on Manhattan Col ege keep up your spurlt Ed Robert Francns Marazas Track I 2 Poster Service I 2 3 4 Stu dent Council 4 Earth Science 4 Prep Shadows 4 makes a hut with the gurls constantly on the Honor Roll llkes mlnnature autos behmd every Redman actryrty around Prepster art work fanatic commercral art has Intended career Raymond Frank Malxner Intramurals I 2 3 4 Physics 3 Shorty the fellow wlth all the fnends Chesterfield Kung Suze for hum had all the mformatnon on the World Series one of the Preps chess fans headed for St John s and a C P A career Robert Cono Marcazzo Track I 2 Poster Service 3 Rrdmg 2 Tops m Sensor Spellmg Contest Audrey Hepburn fan to the end always good for a discussion plans to be an actor a sophlstncated chap wuth a smele for everyone good luck Bob 57 3 I 1 I I I I - I I . . . . I A ' , . A I ' : a . , . : Re I I I I I , E . g. b . A on Q Well known for his abllity to draw . . . .4..an 5 I if l 1 , lsr s mi I 2,3,4gBan I,2,3,4. ' ' 'i I F H - John Joseph Marcucci Earth Science 4. A real dapper Dan , . . noted for his long discussions with Father Symes . . . travels by IND . . . eats at Joe's . , . smokes Luckies . . . has a greeting for everyone good pal to have a safe bet for success William Augustine Maron Red Owl 2, Riding 3, Intramurals 3, Foot- ball Manager 4. A fog-horn voice . . . always cheerful and smiling . . . enloys horseback riding and M.D. periods . . . undecided about future . . . we're all sure he'Il reach the top in whatever field he picks . . . good luck, Willie Gregory Joseph McDonald Math 2 slept in study periods favorite lunch a hero sandwich plans to enter Business Administration lots of luck Mac well miss you 58 Joseph Sylvester McGinley Baseball 3 4 Forum 2 Laboureans 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 Basketball Manager 3 4 The boy with a smile always seen with Ken McGinnis and Rod Crowley likes to play ball especially the diamond game famous for his interpretations good student in Religion class next stop Parris lsland keep em flying Joe WM.. .ffl Francis Joseph Marshall A baseball great favorite class PT always seen with Tony Widlicka a Chesterfield buyer plans on Queens College next give it your best Frank Kenneth John McGinmss Wlttiest tramurals l 2 3 4 Sharp dresser winning smile always ready with a witty remark consistently on the Honor Roll loves parties but not dances likes basketball hopes to manage his college basketball team never missed a St Johns Garden game yet best ot everything Ken l 5 gehsth in Hisfofv Class ' I ' '3 good keglel I ' Speech lg Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4g ln- James Joseph Mclnerney Intramurals 2 A Modern Hlstory great Scotland s prnde and goy looked asleep but really wasnt seen wnth Haney and Greg McDonald plans on a CPA career next stop St John s College Stephen Wnlluam McKessy Intramurals 2 3 4 Basketball I Band I One of the Preps snapplest dressers a regular whiz on the dance floor always there wlth the answer an Irlsh Spaghettl eater a frlend of the Athletes conslderlng a dentustry career Donald Joseph McLaughIun Band I 2 3 French I Intramurals I 2 Shared after school tmme between band room and gym active supporter of Prep Actnvltles a Mambo and Rhurnba artust plans on Physical Ed via Man hattan best of everythmg Don Michael Joseph McManamon Intramurals I 2 3 4 Student Councfl I Swimming I 2 Brology I Baseball 2 Muck never hesntates to spread the glorles of Rockaway hobbues are eatung and sleepung another History student a home rO0rf1 leader Columbea U next stop keep that lrnsh smile Mnckey Math 4 The Duke plans to go to St Johns pals around wnth Eddre Reap quuet guy great basketball player lakes to tmker wnth cars drove to school ln a 54 Chrysler best of luck Roger A -nu Anthony John Mendo Football 2 4 Intramurals Halls from the wllds of Flatbush Utica Reld commuter enloys raclng has motor boat an Peconlc Bay hopes to make a career of workmg wlth stock cars were wlth you Tony 59 . 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' U J I I l - .I - , . . , x Roger Robert Mele 5 Arthur Thomas Mlnor Blology l Earth Science 4 Broad Channels gmft to SJP lakes sanlnng and model buuldnng as hobbies a dlstlngurshed pnpe smoker reserved and unassumng would be lost wlthout our cafeterlas soup wall surely be a success ln college and In later lnfe Bernard Joseph Muellers Track I Qulet at tlmes but asserts his rights when necessary pleasant fellow we liked by all prnde of Cambria Helghts a track enthuslast a Hustory scholar especlall Med y :eval stamp collector a sure bet for success 60 Guy Louls Mnrabello Biology l Basketball Baseball Holder of both baseball and basketball varslty letters stands hugh on the pntchers mound physncs his fayorlte subyect always tellmg about has gurl friends has slghts on down In the mouth career as dentist vxa Niagara Albert Thomas Nomey Spanish 4 cheers socnal studles plays Golf like a champ a friend to all Business Administration his plck next stop St Johns College we will mlss you Al Robert Wnlham Molyneux Tck234Swlrnmlngl234 u dent Council 3 Kool Kat from Cypress Hills water skllng speer flshlng bug one of the furst to wear has bucs to school headed for Manhattan llkes water polo lots of luck to a great guy John Patrick 0 Connell Library l Physlcs 3 Latm 3 Dance Com mittee 2 Earth Sclence 4 Math 4 Moore Honor 4 Forum 4 Prep Shadows 4 Physlcs and Chem man all the way Johnme the Joker always In the Ilbrary behind a Popular Scuence book has future career ns Chemical Engnneer In headed for Pol T h Y ec lakes chess sure bet for success 5 5 . . , V 1 k I x I - 4 D ' '- ra ,..:St- Rides the lnfamous DeKalb Ave. bus 4 . . . gl A x A f X , U ! . . 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' Frank Leo O Nerll Intramurals 2 3 4 Earth Scrence 4 Quret frrendly fellow harls from Long Island Crty great sports enthusrast not very fussy about food easrly holds hrs own rn Math class Krngs Pornt probably hrs next stop keep the drrve Frank youll hrt the top Rrchard Frank Olkey Boat Ride Commrttee 3 Glee Club 3 4 Always tops on the Honor Roll regularly good dresser rn the Coast Guard Reserve well lrkecl by everyone hopes to become an engrneer Irkes Hrstory a Prepster wrth drrve and sprrrt a brg loss to SJ P Joseph Anthony Pantaleo Class Polrtrcran Track 2 3 4 Football 3 Student Councrl Pant the poor mans Mrlton Berle has sparked all teams hes been on likes drscussrons wrth Fr Syrnes the whole Prep lrkes Joe hell eat anythrng on the menu except frsh wrll stay rn the mrnds of hrs classmates forever John Charles Palmer Rrdrng Club l Swrmmrng Team l ln ra murals 2 3 J V Basketball 3 Goes luke lrghtrng rn the pool terrrfrc on the basketball court Brg John won hrs school letter rn swrmmrng Qurckest dresser rn hrs PT class tends to further studres at St Johns L, Joseph Thomas Paglra Earth Scrence 4 Joe drgs all sports noted for hrs hunt ang excursrons a good mrxer enjoys Hrstory class a man of many Ideas member of the GG troup Antr detentron and homework great pal to have on your srde hopes to be a medrc at Columbra Unrversrty Charles Joseph Pellrcane Earth Screrrce 4 Forum 4 Spanish 2 lntra wal l 2 3 Dapper Charlre always dressed rn the latest styles standout on the hardwood loved hrs Spanrsh perrods cheers good partres plans to contrnue hrs educatron at Georgetown U heres 90043 luck fellow hoprng Cl-rarlre wrll be a success rn what ever career he chooses 6l r I I ll I 0 r I, 2, 3,'4g' Intramurals I., R l Y P I . 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'71 . . .4- .. ...RAE , Joseph Gerard Really J Vmcent James Rrzzuto Kenneth Charles Penzes Trick 2 3 Physics 3 Earth Science 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Llkes to draw well rounded rn every phase ot Prep llfe good student trlcndly Prepster who gets along with every one hopes to be an engnneer vla Poly Tech lots of Luck Kenny Bay Ridge Vagabond enjoys all sports especially ace hockey Irkes hlstory best goes mad on the gridiron hopes to enter the rnsurance busrness St Johns or St Francns the next stop 62 Dommlc Anthony Profacr R mg I 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 ee Club 3 4 Earth Science 4 Rugged unduvrdual lakes most sports but plays football best will study law at Vmllanova favornte subgect Englnsh loves to eat has many fruends nice guy to have around we re wlth you Dom Phnlrp James Rrgglo Moore Honor 2 3 4 Red Owl I Band Top man rn the trombone sectuon of the band tavonte pastnme attendlng exotic flsh fme dresser lnkes to dance appreciates good music a long standing member of the Moore Honor plans to study dentistry carload of good luck and congratulatlons to a highly appreclated guy Edward Joseph Reap Spanish I 2 Intramurals I 2 3 R d Ow I Eddxe fast moving fellow bug smule has uncanny knack tor harassnng profs record collector a not on legs on the Honor Roll frequently seen wuth a ham sandwlch Chesterfueld always success to you Ed Most Llkely to Succeed Best Student Speech I 2 3 4 Mooe Honor 2 3 4 Red Owl I Debate I 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Outstanding contrrbutlon to the Speech club a great friend to have and he has many makes Headmaster s Lust with ease 'likes reading a good math and science ftudent hopes to be a doctor great things expected of thus Redman 1 id'.,i..:. ...:Gl ,l X I ....'. , . 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Andrew Joseph Saladlno Brology I Can always be found on the honor roll :sts collectmg old couns has chief hobby Ice cream his constant after dmner companion claums he llkes Spamsh Us he sernous7J has plans ot attendnng to St Johns U best of luck Andy Frank Grlbert Saya Louls Frederick Roethel Biology I Earth Science 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Math 4 The bug man on the varsnty basketball team cafeterua food whnz nn mathematics gets hrs approval does some nice art work as never say due attitude Glee Club 2 3 Enloys the grldlron game sharp dresser ha s a good tame at dances and partles thrwes on ltallan food on hls toes ln hustory class good luck at St John s College Frank Vmcent Ernest Scala Intramurals 2 3 4 Swlmmlng 3 4 Always a good laugher very likeable fellow has a bug ltaluan gran eats up spaghettl and sausages loves to tinker In Chem class has permanent spot In cafeteria wants to be etymologlst set has sughts for Purdue we re pulllng for you Vmny Rnchard John San Frllppo nd I 2 4 Intramurals I 2 3 Glee Club 4 Bay Rldges answer to Harry James Presrdent of the Band In has semor year rates wuth the best on the hard wood unbeatable on the baseball dna mond Predncatlon a great band leader ln the not too dlstant future Edward Herman Schlosser Most Sophisticated Biology I Pla Commlttee 2 Speech and Debate I 2 4 Forum 2 Moore 3 4 Constant subscrnber to Headmasters lust dont get into a dlscusslon wath hum you pust cant mn sclence has most aroused hrs Interest claims to have a gardeners green thumb keep up the good work and success will surely be yours Ed 63 '. 1 o J , Q , I H V ' ' x ' , . 4 Ba , ,3,i 1 . .41 ' I ' : . 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Arthur Layden Schoen Intramurals I 2 3 Rldlng I Red Owl 2 Earth Science 4 Arthur halls from Ozone Park llkes hustory good baseball player qunet ln class took great prade an hrs geome try solutlons good worker model rall roadnng takes up his spare tlme lounges around cafeterua during lunch hour glves a good argument intends to be a West Pomt man we re ex pectmg a lot from thus boy Robert Joseph Shepherd Rldfng Club I 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 Earth Sclence 4 Shep always wnth a smlle everybody s frlend one ot the Preps better eques trlans llkes and plays almost every sport quuet an class but a laye wnre after school emoys a Chesterfleld handball champ during lunch hour after graduatnon wlll study law at St John s U Go to lt, Bob 64 Robert Francis Schoen Intramurals I 2 3 4 Qulet Bob an Intramural great for four years always behmd Prep actlv :tres noted for has school splrnt frlend of Jerry Duecker and Pete Haller not sure of future career nlce gorng and good luck to a swell guy John George Soffe Jr Student Councrl I 2 4 Yearbook 4 Band Slncerlty In every sense of the word Student Councll leader popular wuth classmates trequents the honor roll plays a rough football game essentlal nn the drum sectlon of the band wears Preps major letters we are sure of great thmgs for you John 0 Ruchard Harold Shannon TCkI234 Galned a name for hlmself ln track plenty of charm backs all socual events qulte a backer of the Athletlc teams a drlngent student hopes to take success an College and an later lute James Paul Sparaco asketball I B seball I 2 4 Club 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Jam Black a natural for wut really took sports to heart at St Johns smarts a varsity letter for baseball lmkes Physlcs but a good all around stu dent our predlctlon a top rate bust ness man U , Q . 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' ,,.- V ,..8l'l W . l ,,,j 5 B ga ,,3,gGlee Edward Norman Stubbs Debate I French 4 A Tompklns Ave Bus commuter swlmmer of mayor umportance starred ln Medleval '-llstory class seen around Prep wlth Duck Shanley and Tony Basal Ed has not declded on future career yet uve thunk his Interest and drlve wll carry hum far 'li' John Thomas Thornton TrckI 3 JT starred on track team proud of has track varslty letter never at a loss for the correct answer hut the hlstory book hard travels wlth the crowus on the GG local a mce fellow to have around r test to you Joseph Sylvester Sutton Best Looking Best Dresser Trackl Swnmmmg I Rldlng Club I 2 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Football 3 4 The man of dlstlnctlon latest In sunt packets and ties real sharp on the dance floor a great football enthuslast famous for slngnng lrlsh songs frlend that everyone enloys his charm plus personallty mark hum for success at Vlllanova and IH has future endeavor Thomas Joseph Taylor Track Team I Baseball 2 3 4 Football 4 Bowlrng 2 3 4 Bowllng ace Tom won a few awarcs for knockmg down the puns around athlete seen at Rockaway the summer an athlete any team would want Fordham wlll be his Col lege Law has career best of lu k Tom Wulllam John Tnedemann ramurals I 2 3 4 Latn I 3 I A collector of popular dlscs goes for all knnds of music excelled In tramural sports durlng his Prep career seen on the golf llnks frequently plays Ilke a ro buslness admunstratlon will be his bread and butter next stop St Johns C Anthony Joseph Torlmcasu Wlth us only one year yet has fastly acqulred the true Prep Splrlt fast and trlcky on the basketball court top rate sportsman devours all the Rod and Gun mags :ts St John s College for the next four years s of luck everythlng you do Tony St Johns Prep I5 wlth you 65 4' 3 Q : . . i... 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' ' ' John Wulllam Tucker Football 3 4 Swlmmlng 3 4 Track 3 4 Great defenslve back an athlete through and through capable of any lnfe guard s job feels at home m the Prep Pool a student of no mere ablllty mlxed well with the crowd at the Prep Tuck has hls slghts set on Iona here IS one lad that cant mlss Charles Edward Umhey Swimming 2 Biology I Riding 2 Earth Scrence 4 Lxttle man wrth a lot of Pep enloys huntlng and photography as pastimes plugged hard at the books a real Buster Crabbe an the Pool has made only friends at the Prep our predlctuon D Umhey M D Anthony John Valenh, J Rldlng 2 3 4 Camera 2 3 Forum 3 Enyoys a game of handball enthusiast for Italian foods naturally sports a bug smnle constantly a history en thusuast hopes to be a legal man some day studies wrll contnnue at St John s 66 Carmen James Varello Best Athlete B sketball l 2 3 4 A three letter man voted best athlete by the greatest maloruty ever excelled In the backfneld of varslty football squad typncal Prepster everyone calls hum Buddy he puts splce unto class room llfe a Prepster who wlll no easily be forgotten Edmund Joseph Vanhs orum 2 3 Biology l Camera l Ph srcs 3 Riding 2 3 Constantly on the Headmaster s lust advocator of blue sults seen at Prep at eught bells each mornlng uses spare tame practlclng amateur wrestlnng and weight llftung spends week ends deep sea flshlng hopes to see M D after has name someday we ll mlss not havnng you around Ed John Anthony Wldlucka Swlrnmrng l Intramurals l 2 3 4 The lad wuth the dynamic personaluty played a great Intramural game of basket a favorlte sulect IS Math Chemical Engineer career h bug a nn e student wnth plenty of drwe and fught we expect great thnngs ot you Tony n N I . 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'lit Leonard Gustave Wolfrlng Swfmmfng I 2 3 Earth Scrence 4 Fun lovnng lad from College Ponnt always has a story lnkes tropucal fnsh as a hobby enloys boating also loves to sunk has teeth unto a roast beef dlnner hopes to be a structural engnneer would luke to attend Manhattan College Henry Andrew Womble Freshman Swlmmlng Camera I Red Owl Ruchard Edward Yuknavech Dramatlcsl 2 Llbrary I 2 Laboureans 3 4 Moore Honor3 4 Physacs 3 4 Earth Science 4 Proved that good thnngs come In small packages always on Headmasters Inst a scuence and math whuz not a 2 40 boy by a long shot hopes to mayor ln Medlcune another Prepster who wlll be surely mussed at St Johns Albert Ralph Zllke Brology I Intramurals 2 Track 3 4 The bug lad from Flushung speed demon on the track team proud ot hrs nntra moral medals Physncs ranks tops hrs book has snghts set on accountlng smooth saulung Al We expect great thrngs from you Seen for two years constantly wuth a camera tascunated by model aurplanes stock car racnng also lntrlgues hum known for has emphatuc laugh future unde clded perhaps avuatson Keep em flying Hank 67 Raymond Anton Zorovnch Basketball Intramurals 2 4 Camera I Earth Science 4 Calm cool and collected thats Zorch dresses luke a busvness man crams tor exams bunldnng mlnnature boats has hobby bug man wnth the gurls accordlng to reports headed tor Fordham as a Hnstory malor V , 2g Riding I, 25 Intramurals I, 2: 3, 4. 99' l I I St. Vincent de Paul loved children. Nothing gave him more sorrow than the poor neglected youth of l 7th century Paris. One ofthe earliest activities of his Con- gregations was the erection of Orphan Asylums. St. Vincent was responsible for the training and care of thousands of boys and girls throughout France and the world. The undergraduate looks forward to his Graduation Day. Yet he: knows that study and hard work must be his before his great day is realized. He must train now in High School to meet the problems of the world which lie ahead. in It . fi . -. V - M-V Yu ,f W '11 ,A 222, ., 1 Q f'- -n ' ' Q 1 K, 5 , ,- 4 puwx 1 ... N 3 5.1. 4' I , A - x .-9 ,- hx , is 1 ., ix I 9 Q fn K Ms ,,. 1,T..w-ff I ' 'I .4 -u ,A -1-f-QE 1 -ro Herbert Ade Thomas Ahern Richard Albaruno George Albrlghf Rnchard Anfonaccl Rlchard Ays ,gs 'E Douglas Banhng Richard Bona John Burkard John Cahlll Joseph Cartel In ' ix Lawrence Cavanaugh Gerald Chlruco Ronald Colmo Nlcholas Conte Thomas Cawley Peter Culkln John Casey Wulllam Curley Fr. Gaulnn havnng a friendly sessnon with some senlors. 7l f,' f 4 f 1- A M, -v. fs: '54-. A ml , Q' X 22' 1.7 John Cullunane Eugene Curran Andrew Dantschnsch Edmond Davin Donald Dillon Phxllp Donohue ,aa 'iv ' '41 Matthew Downey Robert Edwards George Feeney Robert Fllan Matthew Fmell Michael Fltzpatrlck IV Q- Patnck Gaeta Ronald Glllette John Glasser Edward Gorayeb Wnllnam Gorman Patrlck Graneto 'll-'r John Gross John Guare Edward Hannon Patrick Henry Lloyd Dever debatnng with John Hannon 72 y Y 'Q Ll , M Q ,, vw vu v. if t Q Z A M ,K l X .'.. QQ. 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Q1 l y M 4 57 ' 5 9 Q 1- , , Z A as A fy .Q , , Charles Schusfernfsch 4-Q -1 Hugh Wallace 3 Maurice Shaw Us IQ 'Hb -1 Thomas Ward nr Qs Arthur Smnfh Roger Thompson David Tuerney James Tormey 'T :Q -v Rlchard Wunes John Wltfe Frank Yoerg V1ncentZagarella Fr Leonard shownng John Moser College catalogs 75 X Y l g f 5 ' 3- ' 2 x-' . L, ' l L 9 A if l X f' l 1 Z ' f ' g ' xy , A i 'R V - ' 2 1 5-s .L .W gui 'V 1, ' AV L' . l VL -, t' , f ,I 1, ,,,V 'Y lk ! . 6 Y f 'M ' i 3 z ww, ,wg-aibsaikifliwg' Q ,.....M,....,- f Qsggkg ,, s 1 mn, H 1 --. itil 1 A Robert Aberach vs Robert Basso an '1- James Boyle Q' hw 'VN Y 'Q Thomas Ahern 'S 'P Wllllam Behrens Phelan Brady lik Erickson Bryan Donald Buckley Ralph Alexander Lawrence Benleun 6 ,J-'L env 'Www' 'K Edward Brennan fd' aff 5 John Baffa Raymond Baker Anthony Basal Mlchael Bentlvegna Robert Bishop Maurlce Bonglrne in 'Q 1 Edward Brophy John Brown James Browne Robert Burns Henry Busseno Gregory Butler Robert Butler -1. 3 17 .7 Wullaam Butler Nicolas Cacuoppo James Caggaano Richard Calavetta Eamon Callahan Anthony Caramanlca 77 A-O Q7 Dems Carroll Donald Colsstra Gerald Crysler fs 1 A4-' qv- Ruchard Cassidy ts Melville Collms Gerald Dackerman fi I 91 an I L- Thomas Censoprano Francns Cnraulo vw Edward Condon Wnllnam Copeland in ' Arthur Dalessandro 1 Joseph D Angelo 1' '75 John Clynlck Gerard Coyle I5 Q Phullp Cody Wnllnam Cronln Ronald Daszenskn Salvatore D Aqume Mr Abafo explamlng the dry cell 78 1' F v.. ,Qu Thomas Davey James Debler Gaetano Dellecave . if C1 Robert DeMay Davld Demm Walter Dermody 72 ' C 1 4- Ruchard Dooner Robert Dougherty Edward Duggan Francis Dunn 9- 75 6 John Durkm Robert Ellnot George Ellls John Estes 'P 2 Robert Fennell Francxs Ferguson Thomas Fnfzmauruce Ernc Gale 79 Bernard DeLury Joseph DeSaIvo ,N an H John DeMarfnm .Ong I? 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Q- Gerard Ghuraldu Q! if .1 3 ' 'aff Q wyw ,N r, I 1 f 2, -tr, , L X G5 N M' y 4 f Q f Dv 5 I Gregory Genco Edward Keller David Genfle Robert Geoller Q G 5. 2 ' I Henry Gorayeb vw ' Edward Green Wnllnam Hagner Dems Haney Eugene Harrnngfon Edward Healy Jerome Henry George Hosch Explornng the law of weughfs 80 :fe ef 'n I J 1' Q C, ' x K pl qvx, Q---v Kenneth Jabion Francis Jamm John Kennelly Hugo Knendl 49 Marcello Latona Robert Laurence V4 Peter Leininger Jerome Leonard ' nv. 'N 9'- -sf Francis Kahn 'Y Gene Kossman iq. Robert Lawrence 1223? Bruno Leone James McCullough John McLoone Thomas McKessey Paul MCTJQUC HOWard MacMillan Rfbbefi Medan Brian Kaufmann James Keane John Kennedy Robert Kretowskl Ah 4 Q Kenneth Lazara John Lucas Joseph Kusk Patrnck Lahnff Arthur Leary John LeComte Edward Lyons John Lyons Robert Magnan Ruchard Manfred: S' ' James Magunre Denms Maher Edward Mahoney 'w- Wnlllam Maloney Robert Maloney 1' Q'-r 'nv' Af1fh0 lY M-SVGSCB Daniel MBV' Donald Marz Michael Mascua Denms Maslrangelo N Q' John Maun Joseph Menghan Robert Metz Thomas Mudwunter Wayne Muller Thomas Moakley Edward Mory Anthony Moscahello 82 Afternoon Englnsh Class l , W l g ' 1 5 Q gf . MI, R ' ', :if I x. A , , 'I N! 7 A , M, f I Q ' Q :sh , 1 k 4' I V tr, l f X X , rl ififlll X . NV , 1 4 V ffi A M its M l PM .. ' 5 r ',4 . X f ,l -I V gg X 4' ' lfs is 'N' '27 John Mulgrew John Mulvey V John Murray Gilbert Murtha 9 Thomas O Brren Kevrn O Daly Roberf 0 Mel-a Charles O Nell ,y- J iff' . 5 '-'L' ga V2 Terrence Munnelly Francrs Murawskr James Murphy Patrick Murphy Q- John Nanovrc Nrcholas Napolitano Joseph Obermerer 4' Joseph O Donnell 0-. Vrncent O Reully rffw llQ J.. , 12? Gerald O Gorman Lawrence Orvreto 'L Arthur O Leary John Otranto Gerald O Brien Mrchael Olrvrerr John Palubrnskas John Pannacchione Salvatore Parerno John Perini o n Perissi Edward Phelan John Picarlello Charles Pleckams Davld Plum ohn Rakucewlcz omas Rando John Really 'ii Paul Savoca in 'B John Scadufo f-K I-0- J Ruchard Rocha m-Q John Prodan oseph Relcharf .pf -of Francls Ruzbarsky 1 xi LL 4' 'Z John Putney Peter Radnce Harry Rahner 'QW' Vmcenf Reud Donald Really ugene Reully Eugene Saccardu Robert Salerno Robert Savarese A Tuesday Sodal :ty 84 G Qs , James Schuebel Kenneth Schmndt Kenneth Schultz Louus Sepe Ronald Short 2 ' get Joseph Sllvesfrl 9 -1 Pi' Ronald Thomas Donald Thompson James Thompson VINCENT Slracusano Richard Sfabrle Robert Stahlheber Thomas Sulllvan John Tobm Francns Treutleun Stephen I R John Termlne Joseph Ursuno R h rd Vas Dias Eugene Vlesta Wllllam Vogt Frederick Walker Robert Uzzo Walter Vanderwaag uc a All .T J Whlfm David Whitmore Dems Wtlluams Wnllnam Wood Donald Webb Thomas Whalen ames g fl ' , ' V 1 ' V X A T . 4 N , 1 4 Q X 7' ' ag 7 I' .A s . 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Joseph Dame s Wlllna Walter Davudson 4l'!l m DIFZUIBITIS Alan DeJardln Frank DeGennaro Emile Delsandro ff-no no View John DeMauo James Devlm John DuPaola Leonard Dorrran Hugh Dowling John Dowling Rrchard Doyle Rlchard Dunltz ,pu Thomas Dunn if Sf Danlel Dunne James Dwane George Eder E X 1' Y ' x v 'L Wllluam Elek Charles Eller V J h Farrell Wnllnam Farrell John Fennell Peter Ensenberger o n B9 Thomas Fleld Edmund Cremln -'gp ' K Ev ' , J. . Q Qlr' x ' J 1- f f Vx . 'W' g . 1515, il , W 'fir NY . f E I l K I . , I . A 22' ? eva I' ' Q 'if' ,K I . H K V yy, I A A V V X is .iff iqfljf , - , 3 , s.,V,,f 2' I , ia m!! V I V V V f , an , 'Q L L- . A r.,.,,, . ,L f ig- Y b O 5. J Q Y 9- 13' , J lf James Fnfzslmmons Anthony Fraglacomo Alfred Fries -.dx Gabrnel Gengler .gi Frank Genco 125 wev- 453 ,,,,: i, 4 4' 'f Gerald Fltzpatruck Wllllam Flynn why CQ Ralph Fucclllo 44 eo Foley it Frank Furdyna 2 Robert Forte Thomas Furlong Y Richard Founfame 'Qt 'fluff Joseph Gang: Carmine Gnordano John Golden Michael Gorman Arthur Graham Allen Grant Roberf GFECO Mr Mader mfroducung logs to has 2B Algebra class 90 James Gregory Lawrence Gubler ,- in 'k K. James Hell 3 Gunther Horner Ruchard Jarmaun irwt Paul Gregus John Gross Gerald Gunlfoyle ff wr ik John Grndley Gerard Grnmmlg Joseph Guarmo Anthony Guzzardo Robert Haeusler ff .- Vfmlllam Hendrux Wnlllam Hennessey aus 1..- Q Charles Hammel Thomas Hayes Wnlluam Hackman Otto Hofer Tlmothy Holland K l 1? I , Robert Hurbert Ruchard Jackson John Hounhan Edward Houser John Hug Charles Jensen Gerald Kn ew I? ight Francls Johnson Harold Johnson 75 ' sz Q ' QA' ,149 ' , ,QI its N 'A W ' J fr, I , o A 'Q 3.5 .J g I ,X 1 ' J X ' kg- .nf 71' :A 9- K X Q .v,: lf K ef if N - 1 ' 1 ir if N X - x A M 4 k Kirk I ' ' '5 'F' gi or J 6' A Q f so ff? ' J l , ls. ' iv - ,1 T N A A on Danlel Joyce Wllllam Kealy Rlchard Kenmlg Thomas Kerkovlch fu va Carl Krolnk James Kuhle Charles Kyme Robert LaMontanaro Gerald LaManha U25 'Q' Michael Langan Christopher Lawless Thomas Leder Raymond Lenehan Robert Lentz Eugene Klrkwood Donald Kruaus Francns LaRocca -mf' Marlo Leonard: Charles Lefko f NB Dommnck Lmarello Fr Nelson explains method of duagramlng sentences 92 R 4' in 2 R I 3 'Wa ' at 4' ' , . R x 7 wa- ,bf 1' , f R ,A I R ' r if rr, 1 ' v R R R. ,, , R C P? R . ' lt lk Rf' 1 , R 'v 5- Robert Lorell Thomas McBrnde Vlncenf Lorenzo 'Q iss- ml John Loverro John Lynch Thomas McAloon Francas McBrnde -wil Q Joseph McGowan John McClorey Chrvstopher McCullough Joseph McGarry Bernard McGovern L Thomas Mclnerney Ruchard McKenna Edward McLoughlin Thomas McMahon John McMullan Gerard McTlgue 'Q Marlo Mauorano Jerome Malley Kevun Malone Paul Malone Vmcent Mandera Francis Mangano hr Ge M tm Richard Martin Wllluam Nneblnng Charles Manga John Mangravnte Francns Margloha orge ar Z x 2 Mix rf Martm Mauro Matthew Mauro fi Bruce Mncklas Gregory Mnley 4- Wt- James Monaco James Moore Daniel Mulkerin lie ,Ib ei 71 Q Q, 'LE' Garvey Meade Frank Mendutfo Gerard Menenlly MnchaeIM1hIlo Wllllam Mlller 11-4 Howard Mnnmck Francns Moran Lo1tMaroney Edward Morrell Wullnam Merz George Moehrmger Mnchael Mullugan 7 ,-9 John Murphy Five minutes before the Spanish fest. 94 Robert Mylod Ig, AX-.J 2 W 3 rn - Z o 2 m 'hw Joseph Pascale Raymond Phullups '95 f lb 49- 'Q- James O Conner JUL UL: John Pnnnero 'vu 1 Edwin Qulnn Robert Rankin Timothy Reedy 1s s- Walter Oakman George Plllarl if 1 1 'Lig- Charles Pancaro Kevln Power Q John Regula Joseph Rnley 'Sl George Parrns A QE Ronald Qulgley Patrnck R ordan Modern H nstory sessuon e ,i, . Q 'i Werner Roeder Domlnnc Romano John Rosslter Dante Rovenfrnl Joseph Ryan John Ryan 'D 'Pr 'V Peter Ryan l ? Carl Savlano Joseph Savlno Davnd Sneeran Machael Scandare Charles Schaefer M assays' 2 Q7 'Ais- Robert Schmand Wlllxam Schoen Joseph Schultz sf wg Stephen Schuster Wullram Sculte John Sefcsuk Paul Sefcsnk Joseph Scallce Davud Sltler Helpful facts of English Lat 96 W' l .ff , if G A X 1 L. at J K, 4 . , I my Ag' H ,Q A -X A V ' me ' l J S 5 n. , '1 2 - 4... l S: 'J K Snr 1 ki J 1 'X' , he . x E ff if V N '.llVl 1,y: , 'A J f W L 1 f Ev, WV 4 Q I N . K , L 'F f 2B Religion in session 45 Michael Sisti Warren Slagle Q Edward Spede William Stapleton Charles Staropoli Richard Stork John Sheridan Kenneth Sienick Edward Smram Stephen Siragusa Joseph Slaska Dennis Smith Anthony Sneska Jack Sparr Mr. Marra explaining 97 a rough one. V 1, -:ss 4 ,Y Val VV V, VM VV ty .T g ai, Y 5 1 is w ,VI ' 'NVQ A x MX Philip Sf. Jacques Thomas Sullivan Thomas Sulliva ,- wwf Wx ,M wma, i L 1 WJ?l A Q .X V n Joseph Tafarka Michael Thomas Francis Tierney , IV V , -V V,,VV1LW,MMgfQVfVVkVa --,vM..-,, 5 V gh! V, , Na, QM1' , 3195? f L+ w3v-mf. if mi- 'D' A V ' no , , X' 'gi ' si o Mx ,JY -.ohm Ax Maps play an important part in Modern History Q 4 ,5 f.. Yer' .. PM K- 'T P Joseph Todd Joseph Torre Roger Toussa n Albert Trentanove William Treuber Louis Vanacore X ., B X 5 J Q sl M J'-fffwwif ' . M V , V , . f A k' V , XWVVVM , V V W, MV V W 1,3 Y N X xfxz V VVV K,. A V um ,. i , .. , A ,A - Q , 5 ,N s IX 1 ' V, -ji . f Jaw , 1 5 V ga VMK1iV K V VQV , A f N , -i i vi , V ,.,, V V V V V 1 V , VVVV V g V V -5+ ' 2-fy' . X H 1 V ' V f fb , - V yi J Gi 1 ff - J ,, J si 4.- - - .5 , ' , nf f vs VVVVV. , VV! A wr V K ?,..,,, V gp, V v 1 ' Q 5 J , NN Lg . 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J Q Ji 15 , W , M' ,Q 2552 fa L 3 Amywh ' 'J' iN ,QQ ns, l Peter Albano Michael Albert Michael Andriaccio Albert Angel Joseph Arcati Thomas Arcuri Edwm Astwood Augustus Baffa Paul Barra Wlllram Barrett Richard Basch Wlllram Bauer James Bena Robert Berta Davld Blanch: Walter Blemek Wllluam Bllello Nlcholas Bonamassa r T 1.-Y' Ronald Booth Robert Borzone Kevm Brady James Brandow Kenneth Breen Robert Buccu Frederick Burmelster Joseph Burns Kevm Cahull Eugene Callaghan Peter Cannava Jack Caratozzolo lOl at f Joseph Cardinale John Carr Michael Carrigg Frank Casella Francis Cafapano Vincent Cazzetta 'FN L k A 'A' 'ffo 1 l r W wi. Nicholas Cervera Justin Chapel John Church Robert Cichocki P- 4 JS, ei I John Clark William Clark 'Q Q' T5-5 1 John Cleary Daniel Close Joseph Collura ,hy tn. ,v S ,vi X I if J , 102 Confused Freshmen-On First Day 'ii ',,,, ',2-A N-1 of 1 Eva . Mark Connelly Joseph Connor George Conrade William DICYKSS JOSGPVW DIMSIO Rocco D'NaP0li Raymond D1Luglio Edward Doherty David Doner Learning Why X +Y Z Leonard Dorrian William Dowling Frank- Duca John Dudzionski Hugh Duerr Thomas Duffy John Dugan Robert Dugan Kevin Dwyer Edward Early Martin Egan Frederick Elflein 104 Q'--rx ss. Q.a,.N 'fs T Fred Endrlzzl Thomas Ehrhard Charles Eschmann Anthony Feraldo Arthur Farrell Edward Farrell Dennis Ferrere Fredernck Fnerthaller Lawrence Fnnnegan Nicholas Fnormo Bnan Fltzpafrrck Robert Fullam Douglas Fursf fu' Wnllnam Gagne Raymond Flfzgerald Walter Gallocher Regus Garbo Rnchard Geraghfy Thomas Guangrande John Gleason Ferns Goodson Lawrence Gorayeb John Gomrad Rnchard Gorman Gnu ,S :rl 1 fr' K 1 Rnchard Gowdy Joseph Graffeo Frank Grandlneftl Thomas Gfeene John GVSQ W' 'Him GYUSSCV 3 1 Wllllam Gruner James Hagerty Thomas Haltngan George Haubert Rlchard Leechus John Henry Wllllam Hightower Richard Hoban Glen Houghton John Huggins James H ssey Gerald lafrato as -Ui QQ-7 'sw ai LW Patrlck lanlro Matthew Jacaruso Rlchard Kane 4-x 9 Q Z' George Keeney Thomas Keller Charles Kenney Paul Krnmper John Kubls John Kuehne IO6 John Kannengelser Edward Kaszuba p-A -n-q 1 Wxllnam Klrland James Klvlehan EP Robert Kurtz Norman Lacoucuere 'QW James Keegan Wlllnam Knusley A 2 in James LaMonlca fs Q 4 - J 1 5' H Q , 7. J w I R ,Z V y . X f 3' x '-Uh J , x ' in f ' A X X J J J J J U J 7 J S J , J n X Y A W X x X V I J V wx, g ...J ' 'J J x Q Al V17 J: gui? I v ,r H , xxffhm l K - ,' , . i Vi Q I , v ,, v .. 7:4 .K 'M , J F h lqk. , ,A i J 5 - . J K mf U x J J. KU x ' 'V l A 5 ?f?'1sg X L 5 X M Vincent LaMoHa Roger Lang Thomas Langan Anthony Laurenzo John Loughran Richard Ludes Those Happy Freshmen Biologists Examine lO7 tv X.,- Hugh Luongo Michael McDonough James McFeeIy C? Protozoa William McGann John McHugh William McNally V Thomas McNicholas Philip Maher James Mahood David Malloy Mrchael Maloney George Mancuso Bernard Marcazzo Donald March Salvatore Marchrno Anthony Martarella I YK'-w Michael Mastrosnmone Edmund Mazza Neal Meehan Ronald Melancon Wnlllam Melkun Joseph Merkle Lester Menerlly Ruchard Mrchelsen Grlbert Muller Kenneth Moehnnger Lawrence Monahan Thomas Monahan Louns Monte James Morrns Wallram Mowery Thomas Mulcahy Joseph Mullally Gary Muller fin' Ii ,S Donald Murphy Thomas Mussonugro James Mylod Mrchael Nagle Hugh Nash Thomas Neary lO8 ,NX . 4 cw 'S ' 1 I Q . X , W '54 f V Aqll , ll ' A J, 5 Q l s 7 QEQQQJ A 1. . N1 J . P 4 T V, A I ' xx: e K K , y k . . er I T -ALE fx Raymond Nolan Robert Obremsku Dennns O Connor John O Connor Rlchard Olson Robert Ombreskl Anthony Onorato Ronald Orbaczewsku Brendan O Really George Patterson Donald Pfluger Vincent Plcartl Real Students Honest' Edward Pinto Edward Pisano George Pizzo Ronald Policare Paul Ponzone Richard Porto IO9 ,A Ur Kg 'rw I 1 f v. J Robert Pracher Leonard Proscia Vincent Pucci Bruce Ragnon Jack Raso 3 l l Sf, fy X4 l Salvatore Rauso LI0I'1el Reid J-3m9S RCIHY JafT1eS Roberts Lawrence Rouge Ferdxnand Ruebenacker John Russell Joseph Ruzlcka Robert Ryan Kenneth Santuccl Theodore Scallon George Schaller Norbert Schlemmer Edwnn Schmutt Lawrence Schumann Wllllam Seedyke Joseph Shannon Mr Casey gomg Ove, some grammar l l0 Robert Shaplro John Sherudan Paul Slmeone Robert lmmons es Snmms George Smlth I John Smlth Mlchael Smuth Elnott Soccl Charles :tolze Wulluam Strogns John Sulllvan l v 7 sk Jeffrey Tashman Richard Tnmmes Ernest Tumollnllo Paul Turco Edgar VanRlper Bart Verdlrame JON1 Walsh JOSEDVW Walsh Robert WBISV1 Davnd Wheeler Wayne Wlckcrs James Wolfe l C Alfred Wohlfart Anthony Zappa mcent Zawlockn John Zbythlewskl l I l ' , -1- -4 v,.-' l'g-2f f,,1...g.'1C 1, ,v V 5 .f 1 pai... ry ,,, V , , '1- .., . V r .' 5 ,X 1-Mg,-., vim- r .. , The Consecra tion .5 Offertory. The Recessional September means the end of the summer and the beginning of a new school year. As in the past the Prepsters realized that the best way to begin the new term was to offer their works and studies to Our Lord during the Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. On September IS, the Mass of the Holy Ghost was said by the new Headmaster, Fr. John E. Hurley. Fr. Leonard and Fr. Gaulin assisted as Deacon and Sub-Deacon re- spectively. The minor offices at the Mass were filled by members of the Labourean Society. The University President, Fr. Flynn, addressed the entire student body after Mass. His blessings and wishes for a successful school year were extended to all at the conclusion of his talk. Ah L Q24 Q 5.5 ' 2 Comb PIU FALL No N X . , ,A . ,Qi 4 0 N O 0 W 3 A 'A'gA 'lm R lx ,J ti . 4 W, 4 AJ! E V54 1 1 , Q5 , I L. , mf, . A :gil J- , ,. ,fc 1 1 ' 'M 4 if PARADE a,.! 'x -. N I 1 i 4 X 'Q if: -, S ff .o pl' gi, ,gf Q f M49 vw -W-yy em inn.. aw James Murphy Franczs Gartland Fr John Hurley Fr Joseph Dunne Fr John O Byrne and Peter Vntulh ALUMNI B NQUET Fr. Cotter meets his former Prepsters. Progra nz NJATIONTAL ANITHEM Frank L Mongan 25 IN VOCATIONI Rcxcrend john E Hurley CM Hcadmaster St johns Prep TOASTMASTER Thomasj Tracy 28 SPEAKERS Vmcent Malone 21 Lawyer and Faculty Member St ohn s Law School Very Reverend joseph G Dunne C M Relrgrous Supenor Vrncentxan Fathers St ohns CLOSING Communal Smgmg of School Song Danny Hayes chats wlfh Fr Symes Francls Gartland Fr Hurley Thomas Tracy Vmcen! Malone, Patrnck Beary and Fr O Byrne , . K L L r ,,,,. ..,....,, . , , Professor, St, john's School of Commerce . J, , , , , r J ' ' ' ' , A ' , -I ' CHRISTMAS NOVENA . XL The Chapel was jammed . Pater Ncstei-Fr. Symes saying Mass. Fr. Fmley distributes Holy Communion. 120 il A fa xl .,Q.. O. I N f . ' n . , E,:,f 51.2 'wow V . . I D , QV' ' 1 1. 1 l 77? V, ff? 4 Q I-' LA : ' ,M ,Mfg-x Q ' wf . A H Kia W 'K , 2' 6 ' V . 'P l' 'A Q ., 5 wf 4 5 5' .wi :pg gf fi gi 2' ' Q i' Propshzrs em ' h '-:ki T. 1 I V 'L .x Q .w i su gm . Q1 4 ,x 5ha1wr Q ' V ' Yu g X ii A X1 if 3 : 1' 2 ' I , 6. v . 1 . ,, fy, 1 gf I i ly . M ia Q' 1 'J A 'D -' av 'Q 1 Y' , , nf J' ' 1-ff' MVK'- it ng A 4 wx . 3 Z 'Q----......-,tl ' f- A4.,.f...,.,. ,, f WW' xt! kim. X 1 I y 5' ,IN-e R Front R Walfe, EWS Frank L ngels Jos 'Hen' vm I ' 'SDH or Gem R' , 'am McFamden?nL?fJ5,M gf:fOM'f'C3ard Gorma R as aa,,,,,g 4 ullm nv obs, Q- J0hn Ma' Back R0 , r HOflar1d Tthewg Gcw' Famer F f Second - Org mlcy, E ROW: A C EMIS. Frank Kg:E'dFBrennanui3gz: Frigcia Rob , V6dcr,Ck'W C5 Blak' Gr? Ma alkc, Geoff. Roy Erlck rcazzo ' 'Qc DOH, Son. Wll DRAMATICS Tl'lE CAST Corporal Shultz ..... Roy Erickson '55 Stosh .... . . Vincent Rizsuto '55- Hotfman . . . William McFadden '56 l'larry Shapiro . . Douglas Banting '56 N 1 Price . . . . . James Blake '55 E Herb Gordon . . . Robert Marcaaxo '55 l 4 Sefton . . John Matthews '56 Duke . . . Richard Gorman '55 McCarthy . . . Edward Brennan '51 Animal Seamhes for bum Joey . . . . Joseph 0'Connor '56 DS' Marko . . . August Friscia '55 Dunbar . . Frank Gillon '55 Reed .... Robert Holland '56 Gdrlnan Captain . . . Frank Kahn '56 Galtwa Man . . . George Ellis '56 Garmin Soldier . . Frederick Walker '56 S.S. Guard ...... Walter Engels '55 Moderator, Rey. Thomas M. Finley, C.M. l 24 Directors Mr. Walter A. Mullen, Mr. Robert J. Prior ' Director, Rev. Thomas P. McG0urty, C.M- Business it K V lr is 4 : Q' I 9, 1 , , Grp' A in '41 v YT S? , ja V s X. ' V .fvff ilu 0 0 --Wd? w s:- :S iw 'ls 1 A ' f -1-an li? Ch g 'Q l 'O 1, ,.,., 7 4 4 ,-' Z. -ovrf 11? On March l7, nine hundred and seventy-five Prepsters marched up Fifth Avenue in the annual St, Pat- rick's Day Parade. The Band led the student body and, by its excellent playing and marching, added rnuch color and attraction to the Prep con- tingent. This wonderful demonstra- tion ot Catholic Faith by the stu- dents of St, John's received a hearty round of applause from the large number of dignitaries and spectators who witnessed the parade. This was another spectacle for which St. John's Prep had reason to be proud. sr. PArRicic's DAY PARADE 127 The band plays an Irish March. X 4 fu 8618. , G X I .A 43 m :7 'T' v ' 1' .W 2-I w 1 . 1' I , 1 x V Vx V V u X f mx . i' T , Q A 2 f .jfx o :Wy I if ' , 'Qu ' T U ' Y' in . 2? ,V - 6 Q , X M :lJ?A7f1'Jf ' ' 4 n AM - W , ' 47:-.,Q z , f. J, M Y M, ' ' 'Q QW Wi' M 1 , ,M 1 12 .Mn v 5 E, 1, 9' 'A H Xu. f, ,.- , 4 ' 1- 'Q T '7Z'2g7 'I ' 7 A 'i' '3 . kg k A alma wifzxgag-3'?.9.j, , , ':. . 6 'il' if fm 2, ' V X ..,. ,,,....-...Yuan A 0 5 b ' V ' V ,. Vg i -'-MLW 'A' 2? . f -,, M, I Q 'v. ji! 1 f I V- I b A ' V' 2 L f f I ', K V ', 935 ' ij ,321 , , 1 -, cv -in ,z ' .1 1 J -1 . , . M, f' 4-Q' ,,...:z, B AV ' MK Mix f J ' ,rv-nsil3 .ff c X fy' 3 ,-.I- V nf' 7' qi . Fi 'g I' Ygv 5 , -.m.agn-.uh x.2'w3W3E x 5 5 E n 2 4 R W -1 a K t V Z .37 qi wi 2: u 9 Bishop Boardman a Prep Alumnus addresses the my Q l f A BISHOP JOHN 0'SHEA, C.M. Bishop O'Shea's missionary career began in 1921 when he set sail for China, ln 1928 he was consecrated Bishop of Kanchow. Here he labored for twenty-five years. When the Communists began their infiltration in 1931, Bishop O'Shea, instead of fleeing to safer territory, chose to shepherd his flock until his arrest in 1952. His Excellency was celebrating early Sunday Mass when he became aware of the presence of Communist troops, After permitting the Bishop to finish the Mass, the Reds escorted him to a compound where they handed him a photostat of the indictment against him, alleging that he belonged to a subversive organization, the Legion of Mary, and plotted to overthrow the People's regime. While a political prisoner, Bishop O'Shea served part of his term at Kanchow, in Lubianka, a compound for political prisoners. Here he endured most of the punishment me-ted out during his imprisonment, After the gruelling months behind the Bamboo Curtain, His Excellency returned home in February, 1953. When the Bishop, who had miraculously survived seemingly unending months of torture, near starvation, and squallor, made his appearance at St. Vincent's Hospital, the doctor's examination showed traces of the last stages of lung tuberculosis. The Sisters of Charity, who main- tained the hospital, knowing of Bishop O'Shea's ardent devotion to Mother Seton, began a novena in her honor to beg for the restoration of their patient's health. His Excellency, currently stationed at Mary lmmaculate Seminary, Northampton, Pa., attributes his remarkable recovery to the intercession of Mother Elizabeth Seton, a possible candidate for sainthood. E- ,X Father Hurley shows His Excellency the Prep. 1-I E. A. hat with some younger Prepsters, Father Hurley introducing Bishop 131 K :- Kumi I N, M '22 , 3 I I ,I I, H We a nved Ji :Q J .1 5- Who's winning. 'Q ' A 3' What a crowd! sa: 4' Q 'Q-3 5' l 4 wg h . Father Symes and some of the parents. What'cha looking at? Dig the crazy hats Rod and Jim with dates. Y'-4 S '1 4,32- vs., ? L 'Vw J Y' 'sl 'W fn, 0 4 HEY f X 2 , , .,l , , r z -. . ,- oo ' -. -31.-'a:'.. ' , 00 on I 44 j 4 . ' , . -. -. Q My an 5 av Q' V A 4 lign- I' 41 . ,ik 4',.,, A 1- his . . avg: X V. 5 Z A y-n U In an 'Y 'lx The Saint of Action well describes the life of St. Vincent de Paul. His day began at four o'cIock in the morning. From this early hour, until he retired late at night our Saint was continually on the go sacrificing himself for the sick, the poor and the rich. His love for God and the neighbor won for him, after his death, the title Patron of all Charitable Associations. 1 VT I F 5. .1 iEQw?Zgli vEiQ4Qg5'2i ff f , ' V s K M X K A yy, J. ' f N1 XV X' Q .4 it VW 4' Q ? Q w , 'e 1 31 E A .3 v -i ! 1 3 r 'V . f I Ng. p pq ew- 4 Q Q S I 'x 'N is fx I i ' ig: mf i 1 M A 4 M I X Q W fm A m lf' QW --KX Y L 1 A w A Q STUDENT J COUNCIL Sitting: Rocco DiNapoli, Joseph Collura, Wayne Miller, Joseph Pantaleo, Father Gaulin, Caesar Cirigliano, James McFeeIy, Robert Cichocki, Kevin Brady. Second Row: Daniel Mulkerin, James O'Connor, Stephen Macher. Michael Gorman, Francis Dunn, James Sparaco, Raymond Pfister, Francis Ruzbarsky, Charles O'Neil, Howard Minnick, Francis Jamin, Eugene Cincotta. Back Row: Eu- gene Kirkwood, Bartholomew Verdirame, Carmine Giordano, Lawrence Finnegan, Robert Edwards, Carl Saviano, John Biasetti, Richard Gudorizzi, Richard Flynn, Robert Maloney, Joseph Sutton, John Sotte, John Freund, Robert Farrell. earlier date for the distribution of Senior rings. Throughout the year the Presidents and Vice Presidents of the Council proved worthy of their appointments and the Student Council as a whole has reflected the Prepsters ideas with remarkable precision. pq ' ii JOSEPH PANTALEO CAESAR CIRIGLIANO President Spring Term Vice PreSIder1f The Crew Cuts entertain at the Spring Campaign !i iff - ' Eh 4 '1 K. ,. ' J H 'x 3 . A kv . ef , '. '- E , . QE 5 S if ' E E E f We 133. Q A 413 Q ff W Mfg X1 34 Q9 MU! me ! E 3 E E + J 'ffwv f .ov , ,. f Wg, mv, rr We 9,7 In I 4 A - , , , V I W H I H 1 f 'Y ' Jw 1 , x, . - ' - Q ,A 1 1,33 . V 55415 -, . ' 5 FQ 52 'Q F 'Q , E ,T- f' E' E Q S 1 its i . I On Q SPEECH ' DEBATE El ..f. 1 ll: I 4 ll. V 1 xUfLT'lllF'T1 1 . 'ig' ggm 3 4 ' h V? Q, E lil - :N ' 'Q 1 Mft My E his-4-EEE E L' 'L U I 1 After the Clmton Tourney. I , Ny 9 I 96+ ii- . 5 J t L. Z, ' .'5i v .lffrrzg . ff' ,M ,v,,.::1: y5.q:,:rMg'3 E . ly ff ? . L' was - - gf wi Q. xx I I S5 , .- . Mm m, 5,151 f, X 4 1 '-flgi, 25 'f'.E.,,.,,Q.::x:z:'iiZ-XE' rf wc .,.. ...,., . 1 QL I K A i I f , , F LH 9 ' 4 Izzy' he u 1 U i fx' 'QW 5 x I ' Q my X' ns .2 ii W 1 f ' X ' w Ea? H lf' 18- fhrx Q , :,,-1.::S:.'1' .,,, Ximian, ' Q - M- 'lb ff? l z',a'!IwfH 5 ' 4 A I I I 1 J I Front Row: Richard Yuknavech, John OConnell, John Rossiter, Philip Riggio, Robert Fennell, Fr. Leonard, John Hug, Edward Gorayeb, Gerard Luttenberger, Rob- ert Maloney, Roger O'HalIoran. Second Row John Fanelli, James Griffin, Robert Edwards, George Greco. Vincent Rizzuto, Anthony Maresca, Thomas Moakley, Ken- neth Lazara, Wayne Miller, James Blake, Edward Schlosser, George Miller. Back Row: John Kane, Michael Gorman, Leonard For- man Rody Billia, Bernard Cassidy, Edmund Maske, William Gorman, Frederick Walker, Laboureans The St. John's Prep Altar boys, or better known as the Laboureans ably functioned this year under the moderation of Fr. Carey J. Leonard. Their duties this year again took them to the foot of the altar, where they as- sisted the priest each school morning at the 8:lO Mass. They also helped each Sodality Tuesday at Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Meetings and discussions on the liturgy and Mass were held bi-weekly. The two officers of the Society were Tom Vigorito, President and Steve Macher, Secre- tary. The Society is named after the patron of the Prep Chapel, St. Catherine Laboure. Front Row: William Risano, Thomas Vigo- rito, Fr. Leonard, Stephen Macher, William Gerrity, James Griffin. Second Row: Thomas Moakley, Frank Gillen, William Gorman, Bernard Cassidy, Robert Magnan, John Kane, Thomas Ahern, John Lyons, William Cassidy, Henry Johnson. Back Row: Richard Cassidy, Joseph Huggins, Peter Connell, James McFeely, Robert Burns, Salvatore Paterno, Robert Maloney, Richard Yuknavech, Richard Dunitz. Moore Honor Society The Moore Honor Society, moderated by Father Carey Leonard, had its origin in l94l. To be admitted into this society a Prepster must ,achieve a scholastic average for one year of SSM. Personal participation in at least one major activity or two minor activities plus the qualities of Prep Leadership are further requi- sites for membership. Members of the Moore Honor Society enjoy the greatest honors that St. John's Prep can bestow on its students. Over 33 students achieved this high position during the past year. Denis Haney, Peter Connell. 143 News. Sitting. Frank Errante, John McDonald, Gerald O'Brien, Michael Bentivegna. Standing: Richard Dunitz, Raymond Fitzgerald, Roger O'Halloran, Walter Engels. RED OWL When news is born, the red and white Prep paper is always on the job ready to carry the flash whether it be news, feature or sports. Every activity at St. John's gets to play a part in this tri-weekly presentation of the Redmen script. But behind the award winning newspaper stand the editors working continuously to make it the fine success which it is. Editors Jack McDonald, Frank Errante, Dick Guidorizzi, Jerry O'Brien and Fred Keener truly deserve a loud round of applause for their praiseworthy work in keeping the Red Owl the very best in high school publications. Father Nelson and Mr Gardiner help ready the next edition Talented star writers Jack Moser Jack Gmelch Jerry Luttenberger Jim Griffin and Vince Rizzuto have earned their place of merit by adding their gems to the Red Owl A special mention of gratitude belongs to Walter Engels Red Owl photographer and to the entire staff of this Indian publication Now last but surely not least by a long shot we salute Mr George Gardiner moderator and Father John Nelson, faculty adviser, for the ex- cellent aid and guidance they have given to the workers up in room 41 l. The sweat and hard work which goes into a school paper of such fine standard is some- times very difficult to realize. But any prepster with an eye for something good can highly ex- claim that he is proud his school paper is the top award winning Red Owl. Father Nelson, Dick Guidorizzi 144 Bill Stapleton. ha f.V, . , Fall Editors: Kneeling: Frank Errante, Fred Keener, Richard Guidorizzi. Standing: Mr. Gardiner, Jack McDonald, Father Nelson. Sports: William Stapleton, John Libert, John Gmelch, Fred Keener John Moser, Wayne Miller. Jack McDonald gives reporters their next assignments. Feature: Gerard Luttenberger, James Griffen, Richard Guidoruzzu, Mr. Gardiner, Father Nelson, Steve Macher, Vincent Rizzuto. l45 ll! F t : J h ff A th 'th, F k ea we O n so el I Lgil?Tayden1an Enamel Joseph Myles' Photography: John Palubinskas, Frank Johnson, Dick Fanelli, Peter Culkin. PREP SHADOWS John Kane breaking two freshmen in. 146 On September 16, 1954 a small group of Prepsters met in Room 304. On that after- noon the 1955 Prep Yearbook was born. The staff nurtured the new born through the try- ing stages of infancy, childhood and adoles- cence and have produced what they hope is a full grown, man-sized product, The 1955 Prep Shadows . The work of the staff is to follow the activ- ities of the various groups with in the Prep and to report on them in an unbiased news- worthy manner. In order to do this we had to capture that indefinable something, the loy- alty, enthusiasm and love which constitute the spirit of St. John's. T . I I C 1 Fr Concagh Henry Johnson John Kane Standnng Rlchard Wines ' N 1 w1y' gfWwf' I1'1sW , A+ Q ,A 'J xx' ' swf Q' up E , gig, V 1 kt: Q M yfiw f :xiii Q , ,W .f .---I M 1 D I A 15. 6 if 4 rw 1 , Y Q, Ei QZX ,gk am x Q' W am? V 'tl .xr , Ly A 4 Q 'R K Clb Offces Vce Pe de t Chales EII P sdent AthoyF gacomo M L Cha les Pellicane, John O'Connell, Richard Yuknavech, James Devlin, Rody Billia, Mr. McNamara, Edmund Maske, Albert Edwards, Kenneth Jablon, Edward Mahood. Forum Club With a wide field of topics to choose from, the Forum Club has had very informative dis- cussions in the past school year. Various topics ranging from Community interest to National welfare have taken the spotlight. Mr. George McNamara, moderator of the club, has also provided motion pictures and guest speak- ers to supplement the program. He was assisted by Richard Yuknavech, president and Joseph Huggins, Secretary. French Club Because of the great variety of activities it offers, this club enjoys great popularity in the Prep. Whether a student be interested in French culture and customs, French history, or in just furthering his knowledge of the French language, his attention will be held by the French Club. The members spent much of their time dur- ing the Fall semester preparing the club's ex- cellent Christmas paper Noel , During the Spring term Mr. Bisagni, club moderator, ar- ranged a series of slide showings and informal talks on France. These lectures helped to take the student beyond the scope of the classroom and give him a much wider knowledge of the customs and history of the French people. Russell English, Richard Dunitz, Edwin Quinn, William Knisley, Joseph Prantil, Bernard Hock, John Nosser, Salvatore Paterno, James Devine, Charles Pleckaitis, William Dirzu- laitis, Leo Foley, John Gridley, Robert Edwards, Gerard Grimming, Donald Homiak, Leo Goedert, Robert Woolsey. I49 46 U Latin Club ln the Fall Semester the Prep Romans de- voted much of their time to writing stories, puzzles and jokes for their annual Latin Christ- mas paper Explorator . When this task had been successfully accomplished the club mem- bers turned their attention to the many inter- esting features of life and culture in Ancient Rome. Various film strips were made available for this purpose. Their moderator, Mr. Reed, secured movies, literature and other sources of information to aid them in this work. Jack McDonald, Carl Saviano, Louis Allen Robert DiBlasi, Mr. Reed. Library Club Under the moderation of Mr. Pine, the Library Squad carries out its function of keep- ing the library neat and orderly. They also help the students to find the books they may desire and keep a record of the books with- drawn. Their service is of great value to the library and to the students of St. .lohn's. Sitting: Anthony Corso, John Palubinskas, James McCullough, Peter Eisenberger. Standing: Eric Gale, Edmund Maske, Mr. Pine, Andrea Attivissimo, Anthony Aceto. ISO Front Row: Albert Nomey, William Hevrich, John Wilson, Kenneth Jablon. Second Row: Wayne Miller, Frank Errante. Eugene De- Martinis, George Greco, Richard Jobes. Back Row: Joseph Reichart, Paul 'Savoch, Robert Salerno, Nicholas Napolitano, Mr. McCul- logh, Richard Manfredi, Robert McElwreath, Robert Stahlheber, Leonard Gustave. Spanish Club This year the Spanish Club under the very competent direction ot Mr. Ronald McCulloch centered its activity around its Christmas Paper, La Estrella . During the year talks were given on Spanish Literature and customs, Plans were also made for a dinner at a Spanish Restaurant and a trip to a Spanish Museum. The President for the fall term was Wayne Miller. Math Club This year the members of the club, under the capable guidance ot Mr. Marra, discussed and explained some of the mathematical prob- lems that were not taken up in class. The pur- pose of the club was to show the importance of mathematics in their daily lives. During the year the members gave talks on the Roys of Math, l.B.M. machine and a number of the members tutored some of the lower classmen who may need help. The officers for the past year were Bob Filan President and Bill Gorman Vice President. Ahern, George Miller, Mr. Marra. Front Row: Thomas Cawley, Patrick Gaeta Thomas Ward, John Naughton. Second Row: Robert Filian, Thomas O'Brien, John Witte, Joseph Barbarianfz. Back Row William Gorman, Ronald Colino, Thomas N? , 1. 4 ,fl X an If 1 - vu ,t . . 35.1 X QQ .1 , '. ,. g ,12- A- T N, vi ' 'Tm X fx f A fi, :X-V' fl: ' -uf' , 1 L ' Q A 4 4 Q x 555 i fx -1. I f 'W ,,. LA' V, . . Q, r Sitting: Thomas Ahern, Anthony Corso, Peter Leininger, John Lucas, Paul Savoca, Peter Culkin, Fr. Concagh, Donald Coyne, James Heil, Peter Connell, Eugene Callaghan, Francis Duca, John Palubinskas, Edwin Astwood, John Cullen, Walter Engles, John Dudzinski, Emile Delsandro, Peter Eisenberger. Robert Butler. Standing: Michael Mastrosimone, Nicholas Fiorino, Raymond DiLuglio, Hugh Dowling, Wayne Christensen, Ralph Cranner, Joseph DeSaIvo, John Kane, Richard Crowe, Robert Saletno. Eugene DeMartinis, John Durando, Francis Johnson, Michael Nagle, John DiPaola. Camera Club The members of the Camera Club have just completed one of their busiest seasons this year. The club's darkroom, located in the Physic's lab, was in use every afternoon. Be- fore Christmas Fr. Concagh, Moderator, an- nounced a Photo contest. Every member was eligible to submit as many pictures of school as he desired. During the second term Father obtained a series of slide films from Kodak Film Company dealing with the various phases of the Photography. These combined with a number of informal talks given by the Club members helped to make the bi-weekly meet- ings very interesting. German Club This year under the direction of Mr. Frank W. Kuebel, as moderator, and Ed Schlosser and Leo Gustave as President and Vice President, respectively, the German Club had a most suc- cessful season, In the fall semester, the mem- bers spent much of their time in preparing the German Christmas paper. This publication contained jokes, puzzles, and many interesting stories about the Christmas customs of the people of the Rhineland. During the spring semester the club mem- bers turned their attention to other projects concerning the life and culture of the German people. They were shown films depicting the industries, the agriculture and the educational system of Germany. John Biasetti, George Eder, Edward Schlos- ser, Mr. Keubel, Leonard Gustave, Joseph DeSalvo, Joseph Obermeier. .W , A f .mi ...,,..,,, 1- wznayw 47 f :lv W, K :L if fs, Q? Qg'jr'g fig '-ff'-g'f i f wV f- ' ' f' Q ,, V J gm W H 61 xtg I , ' ? ,,,,,.v.q'X . 41-X 'jk ' N156 ,s wiw- q Q iz: 'Qafsh N. 'S-21 W' wwf if-X Q' X gq W ,ig x8, 'g.m1 S, N 2 l 4- ' 'X ,ui ' 'Q' tm if 5 A , V - N 4,:d+v ?471'6- f 'X hi V1 NH ' . ff S1 X . X .5 ' - X. -,.. xx ,. A .f.- A., W-- an S, 'mr-G? - W F' 1 f I V V f '? 'a R ,L , A Wu, T5,'4m ' x presentat ves Front Row: Philip Riggio, Richard San Filippo Vincent Gugleotti. Back Row: James Janata William Manyin, George Greco, John Softe, Gerard Luttenberger Senior Members, Front Row: Richard SanFilippo, Vincent Gugleotti. Second Row: George Door Gerard Luttenberger, John Soffe. Third Row: Wil Imam Gerrity, Peter Connell, George Greco, Philip Riggio. Back Row:, Lawrence Edmonds, Leonard Forman, Bart Druery, William Manyin, James Griffin. Every Wednesday and Friday during the past year the Prep Band has practiced in room 408. Under the direction of Mr. Millella harmonious music has floated through the fourth floor corridor. The other members of the Band Administration are, moderator Fr. Trotta and instructor Mr. Summers. lf you have wondered how important the band is to the school activities try to picture the football games, the assemblies or any other activity without it. Most of the color and the enthusiasm of the football games would be lost if it weren't for the beat of drums with every cheer, the playing of songs during timeouts and the halftime maneuvers. The assemblies would lose their life if it were not for our musicians. Certainly the St. Patriclds Day Parade would not be the same if the band was not leading the way. The many hours of practice during the fall and winter were climaxed by the Music Education League Contest and the Spring Concert. This year the members inaugurated a band council in which there was a representative from each musical section. This group elected a member to become their Student Council Representative. Another innovation was the directing of the band at assemblies by a senior student. 'H W' W 9 4 Vff3Y1Vv ff?f! f 1 . ' f. . W . , i I ' 4 ' , .m ,f ff .1 N V Y V if ff ff ' f Q The Poster Service Squad was started to advertise various activities within the Prep. Over the years this organization has taken on many other duties. Now the work of the Squads members plays an im- portant role in the dances, plays, presi- dential campaigns, assemblies, parents forums, and speech contests. All this, and more, keeps the men from room 400 on the go five days a week throughout the year. The Poster Service Squad does not re- ceive a great deal of notice for its work, as a rule. But the members derive satis- faction from the knowledge that their efforts are appreciated and necessary around the school. lt would be hard to picture a dance without murals to lend atmosphere , or the first floor without the posters on the walls. The Rev. Thomas Finley, CM., is the moderator of the club, Mr. Joseph Ma- loney carries the job of instructing the Prep Rembrandts in the finer points of drawing, lettering, and poster design. Dick Farrell serves in the post of Presi- dent for the second time. ,.- A busy Say in Room 400. Robert Marazas, Mr, Maloney, Richard Farrell, John Fruend, James Buckley. Seniors Bob Marazas, John Freund, Ed Mahood and Jim Buckley, who have done a fine job, all graduate in June. Though the Squad will miss the services of these men, the organizations work is to be carried on by a group of talented under- classmen, including John Maun, Gene Harrington, Donald Kraus and Salvatore Marchiano, ' To estimate the value of the Poster Service Squad would be very difficult. We of the Prep can only say thanks, and keep up the good work. l57 Z 1 Y X 11 x M x x ,W x 3. 3 fx .,,. : 'X 1 5- A . 4,52 . 4 L. lx? tb .. in 1' .L L I 1 rx, X' : 'L J! -fwilna.. MF' s. V 2515 x .Q X f 3 AM L ' 4 1 I Joseph Sutton Fafhe McGou fy Rchard Olkey I' ' A f I ,sv 1 , r r , i Q GLEE CLUB Tenors: William Gorman, John Fanell, Carmine Giordano, James Heary, Robert Dougherty, John Moser, August Friscia, Joseph Prantil, Richard SanFiIippo, Robert Haeusler. Baritones: Front Row: Leo Goedert, Wayne Miller, Joseph Clementi, Vincent Lorenzof Richard Guidorizzi, John Sca- duto. Back Row: Mr. Dobbins, Philip Donohue, Frederick Keener, Robert Mylod, Donald Homiak, John Hannon, Richard Olkey, Thomas Fraser, Frank Gillen, Salvatore Paterno. During its second year the Prep Glee Club, under the capable baton of Mr. Timothy Dobbins, entertained at the Thanksgiving Assembly with choral selections, solo by Vito Ardizzone, and piano accompaniment by Sal Paterno. In addition the Melodists sang a few carols at the Christmas Assembly and, with the Prep Band, terminated a very successful year with the Spring Concert at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. ln its two short years the Glee Club has shown remarkable improvement and has made known its intentions to get a larger selection of numbers for the Prepsters enjoyment. Bass: Caesar Cirigliano, John Gmelch, James Whiting, Walter Engels, Philip Riggio, James Sparaco, Mr. Dobbins, Salvatore Paterno. 160 Thanksgiving Day Assembly ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 4 f is +4 Wa- I as Busy in Room 300 prior to Alumni Banquet Paul Savoca and Tom Vigorito. L This year Fr. Symes replaced Fr. Leonard as moderator ofthe Alumni Association. Assisted by Mr. Ugenti and a student committee they tackled the monstrous job of keeping track of the Prep Alumni. The three main tasks of the Association are the sending out and counting of ballots in the Alumni officers election, making reservations for the Alumni Banquet, and arranging the Alumni Smoker. x 'X wr - vt E lei 1 we Gus Friscia, Fr. Symes, and Jim Sparaco St. Vincent de Paul was a firm believer in recrea- tion. l-le realized a man could not do his job properly unless he had a fair amount of relaxation. It was for this reason that he wisely decreed in the Rules for his Congregation that two hours from every day be espe- cially set aside for recreation. UU4 I 0 14' MQW, .fy ,ff f W .g favs-.,.,, ,Q - E LM' i 3 ,3 My f 'V'M may M, ,M-J 'M Mm, Z 84 iffgvfgaxfhqey 35 in S825 ?1ng'?lQ5 3936 36 , W' 43 2 W 4 w 3 1 V, 4 ji V 54 ZS 52 32 3 GEBAV , , ww 433, AWESQ X , + 1 J, 13 fx gi' iff w A f?f an ,gf ,oi gl 64 F-1 2 Q33 , ? iii if? f . fx. mf u. Nucl Dl- K. 4-s C. lf xg. as' ' af I K 3 X P . C ,J i '34 5 'J M . 1 0 1 m 4 RESERVE LINEMEN Domlmc Pvofacu, Quenrnn Donoghue, Roy Eruckson, John Profacu, Andrew Hayden, Carl Igekbrmk. in Joe Sutton pulls in a Smith Pass. in St. John's . . 6 St. Francis ...... 20 Poor spirit and the lack of a good defensive set- up cost us our first defeat at the hands of St. Francis. Sparked by a light but fast backfield the Terriers pushed their way through with two touch- downs in the 2nd period and another in the 3rd quarter. Our only tally came when Tom Kirland recovered a Terrior fumble in the end zone. lt was in this game that the Smith to Kirland pass com- bination showed its power. -.1 wlffims Ambu . ' St. John's . . . 31 All HaIlow's ..... 7 Sparked by the superb pass combination of Jude Smith and Tom Kirland, the Little Redmen secured their first scalp of the newly formed Catholic High School Football League. Smith tallied two touchdowns himself and chucked a pass to Kirland for another. The John- nies moved through the Bronxites' weak and inex- perienced defense to run up 450 yards offensively. The two other Redmen tallies were contributed by John Tucker and Jim Peebles. sh M' at gnu is svn Tom Kirland follows Lloyd Dever around end on reverse play. Redman Svfiil TW St. John's . . l8 Hayes ....... l 4 The Prepsters invaded Randalls Island and acquired their second conquest in three attempts by downing. the highly rated Cardinal Hayes team in a spectacular last minute victory. The Redmen were at their best but trailed I4-6 going into the final minute of play. Tom Kirland, Star Redmen end, blocked a Hayes punt which Lloyd Dever recovered on the six, Jude Smith then carried the ball over the goal line on an off tackle smash on the next play, cutting the score to 14 to l2. The Johnnies then kicked off, Hayes tum- bled and John Tucker recovered. On the ensuing play Smith heaved a pass good for l3 yards and then another one again to Tom Kirland for the winning touchdown. b After the game Mr. Hess said, lt was my great- est victory in my decade as coach at the Prep. Jude rakes in another one. Kirland darts for secondary. Jude Smith goes around end with Jim Peebles leading the way. St. John's . . 7 Stepinac ...... 34 The Warriors' hatchet had a blunt edge against the mighty men from White Plains. Sparked by a good signal-caller and ball carrier the Stepinac eleven rolled up five touchdowns against the Red- men. Jude Smith scored our only tally after a 75 yard march featuring a 25 yard pass to Rod Crowley. Paul Choquette and James Loeque did all the Step- inac scoring. l67 .-iiF T N' .,,.,-ni. F it Buddy Varello picks up eight yards before being halted by three cadets. St. John's . John Adams . . . St. John's showed its superior ball handling as they subdued John Adams for their third victory of the season. The lnjuns had their offensive ma chine going constantly driving over the white strip four times and continually crashing the Adams de- fense. Jude Smith led the charge of the Redmen' as Eddie Phelan, Art Reilly, and Tom Taylor assisted in the winning cause. Torn Kirland pulls in a pass in the Chaminade secondary. St. John's . . 6 Xavier ....... 41 The injury riddled Johnnies took it on the chin for the second time in a row, taking a thumping at the hands of mighty Xavier, 41-6. Led by their bruising fullback Don Kissinger, who scored trice, the Cadets never let up on the Red- men defense. The lone Redmen tally came on a 80 yard pass play from Jude Smith to Tom Kirland. Jude Smith crashes into the Adams defense. St. John's . . O Chaminade . . I3 Chaminade entered the game without all its reg- ulars but still had enough drive to conquer the Lewis Ave. Redmen, The Flyers scored in the first and last quarters on line Dlunges by Tom Saville and Dick Nonelle. The Redmen had many scoring opportunities but never got up enough drive to hit pay dirt. This defeat marked the tenth straight loss for the War- riors in the Mineola Bowl. , 's 1 .- ' f 4 n Redmen Down Eagles in Classic Game A ' L ,x I Q I 4 ai cum-s,..,,,,,, y ,lk by some Crown Heighters. Jude Smith is finally trapped rar' 1' ' W' iii' IW. a . 4-, - W A I Sai? -ar ,ga catching a touchdown pass trom Smith. Buddy Varello is pulled down in the end zone after 4, . B lx .fs I , i 0 I - s , l Q 1 . for a I2 yard gain Smith escapes through Brooklyn Prep defenses Q, ., v Q , s , Y P7 z- .0 ,B , 1- ,C Z3 'Q yy s X' 4 J, 1 Jude Smith accepts the C.Y.0. trophy after the game. 5 , BASKETBALL The Indians, after having bit the dust in the 1954 campaign, mounted up on their horses for the assault- of the 1955 season. In the first two league battles the Warriors were fatally wounded, but re- gained their strength to massacre St. Augustines. With this win it gave the Tribe the needed fighting spirit to roll over their next four competitors. After the meeting with St. Francis the loss column had to be altered, but this did not stop the fierce attacks of the Redmen as they scalped their next four opponents. Again the Johnnies trying hard to keep alive their winning streak were greeted with another mishap handed to them by the Lions of Loughlin. They then took on St. Michael's and added one more scalp to the collection, The red and white court legions then closed the regular season by dropping a one sided battle to the well im- proved Chaminade and as a result Loughlin tied the Warriors for second place in the CHSAA basketball league. In a special playoff the Braves showed their superior ball handling by whipping Loughlin, thus gaining a seat in the city playoffs. Even though at mid-season the Redmen lost two of their starting five men, Tom Kirland and Jack Safarik, they were able to end the season with an overall record of 14-6. Through- out the campaign it might have been said, As Roethel goes, so go the lndians g he was the deciding factor in most of the contests. Lou Roethel led the scoring field in most of the games as he averaged 19.4 points a game in league competition. In the battle against Trinity Lou really showed his makings as he broke Walt Brady's two year old scoring record of 35 tallies by two points. The Tribe was sparked by the play maker Guy Mirabello and the shooting stars Jack Durkin, Butch Dellecave, and Ed Phelan. JUNIOR VARSITY 505 William Gal'-3Qher, John Clynick, William Merz, Thomas Dunn, Thomas Davey, John Kennelly, Robert Basso, Eugene Reilly, Robert Mylod, Robert Elliott, Carl Krolik, Donald Webb, Donald Buckley. S' I fl , ,hgyiqg 3' ' Ai ' if . fl xx! -- I ' X A 4.5 v i ?g r ..,, .411 5 Q A , a l ' ,P V m ffl' 'M ' X D ' 7' V A V, A 41 V., ' A GW M ' W! Hugh waum ,' V I, , We E if fl . WK J of ' 'x Q XX, 5 A , Q ff' 'D ii fi .mmumn-u l7l 5 4, 4 7? Gerard Dierker 196300 x . 1 , , ' James Heary Z W '-'N' H it , MEL? .,K'.' -QF xqivvlliil-, g b X. 5 f I - fa' ir: V 2 Arthur Really if 3 S, '11 5 2 -V , 2 2 5 b Ag -Q I t 0 'AA fir 1 A 3' v ROQGV Marks V Carmen VareIlo - , 4 , . rv 'J is I Y , Xu ,f x V ,597 0 J 'Q Y V ' s 9 O ,Y Y 'K 4 Height proved to be the deciding factor in the first encounter of the season as St. Francis trim the Red- men 75-55. Butch Dellecave lit the scoreboard for I9 tallies. The Warriors from Lewis Avenue trimmed John Adams 48-44, as Tom Kirland made the baskets hum to the tune of 24 points. Despite Jack Durkin's 20 point effort, the Indians drop their second reverse of the season 7l-53 to the invaders from Holy Trinity. The Braves arrows fell short of the target, as the men from Power raided the Prep gym and never relented in their fierce attack. The final outcome was 82-57. The Redmen finally tasted the victory of a league game as they scalped the courtmen from St. Au- gustines 73-69. Tom Kirland blazed the path with 23 points. St. John's massacred Loughlin in a surprise upset by trimming them 86-68. Everyone hit double figures. It was also the second league victory for the Redmen as to two setbacks. Ed Phelan's layup, with only 8 seconds left to play and the score tied, defeated St. Michael's 52-50. lt also gave the Warriors their 3rd win in a row. ,---w..-...,,,, Tom Kirland shoots for one W, lf.. x -+ m '2Wi'c x -N X1- A X 41 X 'Q 'Q !yVN,.' wwf W., Q, X , in 'ai W t Guy laps one up for two points. . L -w W? l ln or out??? After having a big lead wiped out in the first half, the Redmen rallied to regain their lead and stayed ahead to nip the Flyers from Mineola in a squeaker 58-57. The Redmen took time off from their league battles to beat Richmond Hill 62-5l. Jack Durkin lead the team victory with l2 tallies. With 5 straight scalps behind them the Warriors invaded the Tepee of St. Francis only to find misery and grief awaiting them. The loss 73-53 placed the Redmen in a 3-way second place deadlock with Terriers in first. The red and white arrows again found their mark as the Indians scalped the courtmen of Rice by a score of 6l-5l. Big Lou outreaches his opponent from Chaminade. Lou Roethel with 26 points provided the momen- tum that carried the Redmen to a 73-46 massacre over the Presidents. The scalping was the 8th straight victory over John Adams in 4 years. With a close first half the Braves from Lewis Ave- nue downed Trinity's Tigers 89-67. Lou Roethel went on a scoring rampage with 37 scalps. f, .Z t - Q' X I Aw Xkt Q argl, ii P I 1: . gif 4 i . , Q 114 eau s up, ball s ln, Lou Roethel and .lack Durkln combuned Toma hawks to romp the Lancers from St Augustine s 92 5l The two Braves accounted for 50 ponnts lt was also the 4th victory ln a row forthe lndlans Wlth a close furst half and Old Man Upset the Lions snde they came to late ln the second half to nip the Warrnors 77 69 The glory of a vuctory agaun return to St John s Prep as they beat the courtmen of St Mnchael s 58 48 wlth Lou Roethel and Jack Durktn caglng 40 pounts between them Wlth the foul shootlng of the Redmen below aver age the spnruted Team of Chamnnade handed the Indians their flfth league loss 73 64 The Redmen unleashed a second half drnve to massacre Cathedral Prep 7l 45 lt was a game nn whuch everybody scored Lou Roethel scored 23 ponnts to lead the Braves to a convzncung 67 53 vlctory over the Eagles of Brooklyn Prep The lnduans made the cnty wlde CHSAA basketball playoff tournament by elnmlnatlng Loughlun 68 57 In a specual playoff Durknn Roethel and Dellacave set the scorlng pattern for the Johnnles l9 l8 and l5 pon tc! K 31 tx Hay esagarst alee a D . . - .. ,, on with , , 'nts. 93 5 l xt A V, ,A to l T fx X T l xx ,5 f 1' . l All A .x jf. X- ln g XHVKGI xr. I X ,lj . a l l l X C' V SCOV lv' l X ly lx yx K y X W 5 tx ' ,li l B l I TRACK TEAM The Prep Harriers started what was to be their best season on October 2, T954 with practice at Van Cortlandt Park. But, the practice paid oft with their time showing in the N.Y.U. meet. Early in the season, the 2 mile relay team of McKay, Cawley, Treutlein and Ed Goehring set a new National 4 mile relay record of l8:55.2 at Providence, Rhode Island and also showed off their style in the Senior Meet on January 8. When the Catholic High Schools' Relay Carnival came, the Prep's 220 runners, Dick Shannon, Frank Murtha, and Andy Horner took honors in their respective events. Also showing terrific style were the 880 and quarter milersg John Howe, John Seaman, Nick Gerbasi, Vito Ardizzone, John Libert and James Finn. These events led to the C.H.S.A.A. meet in Madison Square Garden where sprintersg Brian, Schmand, Kaufman put on the speed and Distance runnersg Mc- Elwreath, Naughton, O'Brien and Malskis showed that their training pays off in awards. The Garden's shot-put events were highlighted by the Prep's Joe Pantaleo, and Vin Zagarella. Worthy of notice and praise is the tact that in four years of Mr. Howells di- rection, the Track Team has built up from an obscure group of untrained boys to one of the strongest track powers in the city. Co-Captains Tom Cawley and Ed Goehring discuss time trials with Coach Mr. Howell. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front Row Richard Rocha Ronald Colino rick Gaeta Joseph Barbanantz Back Row: John Naughton, Mario Leonardi, Dennis Maher, Brian Kaufmann, Thomas O'Brien, Pat- Edward Goehring, Robert Filan, James Finn, Robert McKay, Francis Treutlem, Thomas Cawley, John Malskis, Michael Gorman. I77 'N ,2 ki ? W Zu- , ,flxf w fv I k '25 , f ,few , , A g +7 if 4 2 ' g, 1, 5 41' gl Ji? J, E '1i ' . W ,g 7, af I K' f s if 23 Q' ww Wk iii 3 Varsity Front Row: Manager James Kuhle, Gaetano Dellecave, Richard Kinsella, William Merz, Woodrow Wickers, Manager Robert Burns, Second Row: Thomas Angelo, Hugh Wallace, Thomas Taylor, Francis Ciraulo. Back Row: Manager John Rakucewicz, John Clynick, Coach Hess, James Sparaco, William Cronin, Francis Jamin, Louis Sepe, Edward Phelan, Carl Krolik, Caesar Cirigliano, Guy Mirabello, Robert Elliot, Gerard Crowley, Manager Louis Roethel, Father DeMott. After winning the CHSAA Baseball crown 4 times in the last 5 years the Redmen came on fighting hard for the l954 Championship but had the title stolen away in a special playoff game. The added attraction came about because of a first place tie with the Lions of Loughlin. At the Parade Grounds the fans saw Emil Viola, the pitching ace of the Lions, hold the Indians to only 3 runs while his brothers collected 5. On the regular sea- son the Redmen started out slow by losing the first two games but then went on to win the remaining ll. Old Man Graduation really made his power felt this season as we look at the l955 Baseball Team. We see only one of the starting nine of last year still with us he being Rod Crowley. From the outfield came the bats of Bob Rountry and Jerry Kirkwood along with the great pitching arms of Frank Duffy and Vinnie Griffo. The infield lost five of its regulars, at first Paul Buda, second Jack McKenna, shortstop Bob Brennan, and sharing the hot corner were Jude Smith and Jack Safarik. Behind the plate was the very capable Tom Schineller. In the outfield we see Guy Mirabello and Louis Sepe, along with Rod Crowley from last year's all star team. Mr. Hess has assigned the pitch- ing duties to Jim Sparaco, Tom Taylor, and Frank Jamin, and catch- ing to Bill Cronin. At first we find Frank Ciraulo, on third Hugh Wallace fielding the hot ones. It was hard for the coach to find a double play combination like that of Brennan and McKenna but we think he has done it again with Tom Angelo and Jack Clynick. As the season starts the Redmen look like they will bring home the Catholic Championship at the end of the activities. There was also a change in Coaches of the J.V., Mr. Cooney is now teaching the younger Base- ball team. l8O E Mi . vw Caesar Cirigliano T W Hugh Wallace 1 Vw Thomas.AngcIo mg, ' 'U' ing ,ff ,f YW A I . V1 LU vga 4 Q, f , W rm, ' . mfyyf A 1' ' ,fx ,M q:j. e4f,Q ,,, f , ,f 'V wx, 'f ,g-wwf' V f X ' .. , , As April 7 Scoreboard rar 1954 Baseball Season 6 Tifden A Awav S J P O 7 Adams ,,,,. Away ' ' ' PP' 9 Erasmus Awayw l Tllden ,.,, , 4 l l ST, Francis ,,,,,, , Away' 3 5? 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SWIMMING The upstream current was too great for the Prep Mermen as they finished the season with a 3-5 record. During the whole season they were greeted only by bad luck and the lack of a diving contender. Caesar Cirigliano came back this year as strong as ever and he ended his high school competition by adding a few more records to his already fabulous collection. Two other helpful sen- iors, were Thomas Parry and Robert Molyneux. From the Freshmen City Champs of last year came two spirited Braves, Michael Young and Francis Dunn, who helped the team along. lMr. Gormley has high hopes for next year's team as the Freshmen tin- ished the League competition with a 3-l record. ln the City Championships, in which the young lndians came in second, Andrew Hickman lead all his op- ponents in the backstroking contest. BOWLING Don Boehm Tom Taylor John Freund Despite the fact that the Indians were hard hit at mid-season by the loss of their chieftain Don Boehm and the very capable Lou Ricciardelli the Prep Keglers are still in there battling for the all important top rung of the CHS!-XA Bowling ladder. Entering into the toughest and final round the strike-spare men are but a few points be- low the pace setters with a l7-4 record. With the four year man Don Boehm having been cap- tured by that Old Man Graduation the great task of trying to fill the Chiefs spot was given over to Johnny Freund. The team up to press time had turned in the leagues highest team score of 78l and the outstanding individual effort of 207 sticks by John Freund. With pinmen like Tom Taylor and Obermeier the Warriors stand a good chance to climb over the freshmen team in the league, Power. Front Row: Eugene McGee, John Freund, Fr. DeMott, Mr. Upton, Thomas Taylor, Joseph Obermeier. Back Row: Anthony Mendo, Gregory Genco, John Lucas, John Lynch, Francis Murawski, John Vranick. Q Qu 1: 1 Wang. Xi xi' ,q ' ' 'nf 1 r , -ig Qin, 7 6 34, Y yi fa ' 'QQ -g .,'f ' an I l 3 'Ihr 'U 3? i Af? ., N Q A INTRAMURALS The spectators in the Prep gym on November 22, i954 saw 4A-l skim by 4B-l for the lntramural Championship. ln an overtime 4A-l threw in the last basket defeating the runners-up 4B-l by two points. All throughout the eliminations the competition was very good. A hustling 3B-l team led by John Goose Matthews also earned themselves recognition in their struggle for top berth. John Nannon and Robert Johenning lead the charge for the 4B-l while John Bateman and Oliver Cutajar sparked the winners, 4A-l to the Championship. ln every game there was a spirit of good sportsmanship and team cooperation. As we enter the Junior Classic and the book must go to press the runners up of last year s tournament the 2A classes look the strongest But there is always a chance that the new freshmen might pull a surprise upset over the upper classes INTRAMURALS CHAMPS 954 l IP Q Q 'W Jie: JC cr . fm 'F x his ,. svn- r A , ,A ' . at -J ' 3 j ' - g 1 . ., Y fx A 5, G 3 r 'J ill l . 1 , A KS 1 .5 4 KX r v I F Q V352 44 N f ' X V W A K V, ily 2 T lv :ii ., Y:-L 1' 'Q Y f' ' Tiff fi ' 4' i gg M L C inet aut con r t lates the hij' scwrs 'rom tl, own .a eman an. live' L. air. - 103 gk . Q , ' , S Mmlxgan pu! i is one dcwn tm E I X C E the 383. ' , . 467- ff' JB s STHAQQNL uncicr the backtwa J . 5 1,- l ,,.M '. f 2' 'fx f fy , SH Va get tap off. SENIOR DIRECTORY BERNARD FRANCIS HOCK 32 28 203rd St Bayslde N Y CARL RICHARD HOERNING 1498 Flatbush Ave Brooklyn N ANDREW JOHN HORNER 80-28 62nd St Brooklyn 27 N Y CARL JOSEPH IGELBRIN 8415 106th St Ruchrrlond Hall N Y ROBERT EUGENE JOHENNING 87 25 253rd St Bellerose N Y HENRY THOMAS JOHNSON 46913th St Brooklyn N Y THOMAS PATRICK KIRLAND 182 33 143rd St Sprlngfneld Gardens N STEPHEN LADISLAW KLIMSAK 182 41 Aveon Road Jamanca 32 N Y WILLIAM BERNARD LAYDEN 557 8th Ave Park Slope N Y ROBERT EDWARD LIVINGSTON 57 27 64th St Maspeth N Y JOHN THOMAS MCDONALD 601 East 21st St Brooklyn N Y JOSEPH GERARD MCGRATH 429 77th St Brooklyn N Y EDWARD AUGUSTINE MCGUIRE 4907 94th St Elmhurst N Y ROBERT FRANCIS McKAY 89 O1 70th Ave Forest Hllls N Y GEORGE NICHOLAS MANGIARACINA 9104 4th Ave Brooklyn N Y SEBASTIAN JOSEPH MARMORA 492 Henry St Brooklyn N Y EDMUND ROMALDAS MASKE 723 a 45th St Bayrldge N Y GEORGE DOUGLAS MILLER 355 Lmcoln Ave Brooklyn N Y JOHN AUGUST MOSER 7621 10th Ave Brooklyn 28 N Y JOSEPH BARCLAY MULHERN 301 81st St Brooklyn N Y JOHN CHARLES NOSSER 84 16 Avon St Jamanca N Y THOMAS PETER PARRY 197 Forbell St Brooklyn N Y ROBERT JOSEPH PAVENTI 1742 71st St Brooklyn N Y JAMES PETER PEEBLES 1155 Ocean Ave Brooklyn N Y THOMAS JOSEPH ADAMS 175 26 Henley Road Queens N Y THOMAS ANTHONY ANGELO 10 N Portland Ave Brooklyn 5 N Y VITO EDWARD ARDIZZONE 2015W 6th St Brooklyn N Y LAWRENCE MICHAEL BANNAN 356 Vernon Ave Brooklyn 6 N Y ANTHONY JOHN BASILE 2711 Avenue D Brooklyn N Y JOHN LAWRENCE BATEMAN 63 S 3rd St Brooklyn N Y VINCENT GEORGE BERGER 1573 Mlrlam Court Elmont N Y JOHN BIASETTI 92 18 91st Ave Woodhaven N Y RODY JOHN BILLIA 40 46 Aske St Elmhurst N Y WILLIAM ARTHUR BISHOP 16 Menahan St Brooklyn N Y JAMES FRANCIS BLAKE 65 07 Booth St Rego Park 74 N Y FEBRUARY CLASS JOSEPH VIRGINIA PRANTIL 352 lrvmg Ave Brooklyn N Y JOHN JOSEPH PROFACI 8863 15th Ave Brooklyn N Y CHARLES EDWARD REILLY 2032 Bragg St Brooklyn N Y LOUIS PATRICK RICCIARDELLI 4826 47th St Woodside N Y JOHN PATRICK AVERILL 197 24 91st Road Hollns N Y DONALD FRANCIS BOEHM 75 34 65th Drlve Middle Village N GARY THOMAS BUDRIS 4310 48th Ave Woodside N Y JOSEPH JOHN CLEMENTI 1169 73rd St Brooklyn N Y GEORGE FRANCIS COX 488A 17th St Brooklyn N Y ARTHUR LELAND DeLOCA B6 25 90th St Woodhaven 21 ANTONIO JOSEPH DETTO 187 Bay 13th Brooklyn N Y JOHN LLOYD DEVER 9126 89th St Woodhaven N QUENTIN CHARLES DONOGHUE 35 40 82nd St Queens N Y ROBERT MARTIN DUFFY 449 8th St Brooklyn 15 N Y RUSSELL THOMAS ENGLISH 270 Ocean Ave Brooklyn N Y PETER RONALD EVERS 77 Elton Ave Brooklyn N Y ROCCO PETER FARALDO 303 Humboldt St Brooklyn N Y MICHAEL JOHN FINNEGAN 394 Cochran Pl Valley Stream N ANTHONY ERASTUS FINNERTY FRANK VINCENT FIUMANO 7616 14th Ave Bay Ridge N Y THOMAS FRANCIS FLETCHER 11 16 199th St Hollus N Y RAYMOND PATRICK FLYNN 55 1st St Howard Beach N Y THOMAS JOSEPH FRASER 225 Arggyle Rd Brooklyn N Y FREDERICK JOSEPH GIARRUSS 65 25 78th St Mrddle Vnllage N Y THOMAS GERARD GILLERAN 50 58 44th St Woodside N Y JUNE CLASS ROLAND FRANCIS BLEIHOLDER 49 lrvmg Ave Floral Park N Y JAMES GEORGE BOYLAN Y 1402 Pme Acres Blvd Brlghtwatens N CHARLES GERARD BOYLE 616 84th St Brooklyn 9 N Y JAMES FRANCIS BUCKLEY 83 Mldwood St Brooklyn 25 N Y WILTON MICHAEL BURNSIDE 728 Jefferson Ave Brooklyn 21 N THOMAS JOHN BYRNE 8428 117th sf Richmond I-ml 18 N BERNARD JOSEPH CASSIDY 1916 E 23rd St Brooklyn 29 N Y WILLIAM JOSEPH CASSIDY 36 15 203rd St Bayslde N Y VINCENT JOHN CINCOTTA 1605 E 29th St Brooklyn N Y CAESAR DOMONIC CIRIGLIANO 8311 Colomal Road Brooklyn N Y PETER JOHN CONNELL 72 24 Juno St Forest Halls N Y Y Y JOSEPH PATRICK GRAFFEO 382 South 4th St Brooklyn N Y RICHARD JUDE GORMAN 750 East 45th St Brooklyn 3 N GEORGE ALDO GRECO 106 Arlington Ave Brooklyn N DIEGO ANGELO GUARDINO 646 40th St Brooklyn N Y JOHN MICHAEL HANNON 5 Stratford Road Flatbush N Y ANDREW THOMAS HAYDEN 646 50th St Brooklyn N Y HOWARD JOHN HERBERT 1813 Stanhope St Rldegwood N Y WILLIAM FREDERICK RISANO 784 Bushwlck Ave Brooklyn N Y JOHN JOSEPH SAFARIK 79 IB Woodslde Ave Elmhurst N Y JOSEPH THOMAS SANTANGELO 37 Snedlker Ave Brooklyn N Y FREDERICK LEONARD SCHMIDT 119 46 8th Ave Queens N Y JOSEPH DONALD SCHRETZMAN 55 Glen Ave Brooklyn N Y JOHN FRANCIS SEAMAN 27 Catalpa Lane Valley Stream N Y THADDEUS ANTHONY SIEDLECKI 266 Berry St Brooklyn N Y GEORGE JOSEPH SKARZYNSKI 195A Russell Ave Greenpolnt N Y JUDE KLENNERT SMITH 2440 Nostrand Ave Brooklyn N Y ALEX JOSEPH STERLING 2926 Ave L Brooklyn N Y HAROLD FRANCIS SWEENEY 1132 East 36th St Brooklyn N Y 116 Berkley St Valley Stream N Y PETER JAMES THUMSER 1 Spruce Lane Valley Stream N Y THOMAS VICTOR VIGORITO 1238 84th St Brooklyn 28 N Y ROBERT DEVLIN WOOLSEY sa 10 1o9fh sr Rlchmond Hall N MICHAEL ANTHONY ZITO 432 Graham Ave Brooklyn N Y GEORGE JOHN ZOBEL 194 41 115th Drlve St Albans N CHARLES PATRICK CONSIDINE 10712 91st St Ozone Park N Y GERARD DAVID CROWLEY 243 55 144th St Rosedale N Y OLIVER EMANUEL CUTAJAR 95 31 81st St Ozone Park N Y GERARD JAMES DELANE 24 43 83rd St Jackson Helghts N JAMES ANDREW DESPOSITO 80 34 168th St Jamauca N Y RUDOLF GEORGE DEVITO 1713 Suydam St Brooklyn N Y JAMES PATRICK DEVLIN 91 02 215th St Queens Village N Y GERARD LEONARD DIERKER 69 23 64th Place Brooklyn N Y FREDERICK SALVATOR DISTEPHAN 8808 172nd St Queens N Y VICTOR JOHN DOMENICHELLO 571 82nd St Brooklyn N Y MICHAEL MARTIN DORMAN 34 27 73rd St Jackson Heights N Y -. . . 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SENIOR DIRECTORY GEORGE HAROLD DORR 62 43 Alderton St Rego Park N Y WILLIAM JAMES DOUGHERTY 430 Pulaskl St Brooklyn N JOHN JOSEPH DOYLE 9014 185th St Hollus 7 N Y BART JOHN DRUERY 98 20 Ascan Ave Forest Hulls N Y FRANCIS JOSEPH DUGGAN 16 Alder Place Brooklyn N Y LAWRENCE JOSEPH EDMOND 1331 146th St Whutestone N ALBERT CARL EDWARDS 4613 Avenvel St Brooklyn N Y WALTER JOHN ENGELS 65 I2 79th St Muddle Vlllage N Y ROY VINCENT ERICKSON 138 Newel St Brooklyn N Y FRANK JOSEPH ERRANTE JR 78 64 85th St E Glendale 27 N JOHN RICHARD FANELLI 42 10 214th Place Bayslde N Y RICHARD THOMAS FARR LL 509 Stratford Road Brooklyn N Y JOSEPH ROBERT FEY 107 48 I32nd St Richmond Hull N JAMES PATRICK FINN 1307 Cross Bay Blvd Queens N JOHN FRANCIS FLAHERTY 119 22 225111 St Queens N Y RICHARD JOSEPH FLYNN 246 08 135th Ave Rosedale N LEONARD EDWARD FORMAN 67 44 I83rd St Fresh Meadows N JOHN BERNARD FREUND 110 01 Myrtle Ave Rlchmond Hull N AUGUST A FRISCIA 1244 71st St Brooklyn N Y BRIAN ANTHONY GALVIN ROBERT ANTHONY GAUDINO 84 18 106th St Ruchmond Hull N VICTOR PETER GENCO 1340 Bushwuck Ave Brooklyn N Y NICHOLAS JOSEPH GERBASI 893 Wlllodehby Ave Brooklyn N Y WILLIAM ROBERT GERRITY 35 I5 78th St Jackson Heights N Y FRANK WILLIAM GILLEN 2924 Avenue R Brooklyn N Y JOHN CHARLES GMELCH 388 6th St Brooklyn I5 N Y LEO JOSEPH GOEDERT 254 Hemlock St Brooklyn N Y EDWARD THOMAS GOEHRING 2440 38th St Queens N Y ALBERT JOHN GORAYEB 658 82nd St Brooklyn N Y JAMES CHARLES GRIFFIN 85 26 76th St Woodhaven N Y PATRICK JOHN GRISAFI 73 57 Utopla Pky Queens N ROBERT WILLIAM GRONENTHAL II5 37 217th St Queens N Y VINCENT JOSEPH GUGLEOTTI 534 61st St Brooklyn N Y RICHARD PETER GUIDORIZZI 209 34 111th Road Queens Village N JOHN ANTHONY GUNNING 108 Logan Sf Brooklyn N Y LEONARD WILLIAM GUSTAVE 80 Mlller Ave Brooklyn N Y PETER JOSEPH HALLER 1837 Stephen St Rudgewood N EDWARD PATRICK HAMLIN 3 Lawrence St Brooklyn N Y JAMES RICHARD HEARY 6802 Rudge Blvd Bay Rndge N Y JOSEPH FRANCIS HERBERT I16 03 218th St Brooklyn N JOSEPH JAMES HIGGINS 86 34 139th St Jamaica N Y DONALD GREGORY HOMIAK 962 Putnam Ave Brooklyn N Y JOHN ARTHUR HOWE 466 Grant St Brooklyn N Y JOSEPH ANTHONY HIGGINS I36 Glen St Brooklyn N Y CHARLES JOHN JENNINGS 1028 77th St Brooklyn N RICHARD DANIEL JOBES 99 State St Brooklyn N Y JOHN FRANCIS KANE 1334 E 34th St Brooklyn N Y EDWARD ANTHONY KEEGAN 89 15 210th St Queens Vullage N Y FREDERICK MICHAEL KEENER 112 I4 ann sf Rlchmond HIII N RICHARD JOHN KINSELLA 91 51 71st Road Forrest Hnlls N Y JOHN JOSEPH LIBERT 464 Pulaski St Brooklyn N Y GERARD HENRY LUTTENBERGER 141 Marshall Ave Floral Park N Y GREGORY JOSEPH MCDONALD 842 Park Place Brooklyn N Y JOSEPH SYLVESTER MCGINLEY 20 Covert St Brooklyn N Y KENNETH JOHN McGlNNlSS 93 14 124th sf Ruchmond Hlll N JAMES JOSEPH MclNERNEY 6510 Ave T Brooklyn N Y STEPHEN WILLIAM MCKESSY 218 75 99th Ave Queens Vlllage N DONALD JOSEPH McLAUGHLlN 586 E 42nd St Brooklyn N Y MICHAEL J MCMANAMON EDWARD THOMAS MAHOOD 1116 Hancock St Brooklyn N Y RAYMOND FRANK MAIXN 93 20 214th Place Queens Village N WILLIAM JOSEPH MANYIN Y II9 55 222nd St Carnbrna Helghts N Y ROBERT FRANCIS MARAZAS 188 S 3rd St Brooklyn N Y ROBERT CONO MARCAZZO 7621 New Utrecht Ave Brooklyn N JOHN JOSEPH MARCUCCI 19 12 22nd Drrve Queens N Y WILLIAM AUGUSTINE MARON 1183 E 29th Sf Brooklyn N Y FRANCIS JOSEPH MARSHALL 91 I2 86th Drlve Woodhaven N Y ROGER ROBERT MELE 107 I0 79th St Ozone Park N ANTHONY JOHN MENDO 981 E 39th St Brooklyn N Y ARTHUR THOMAS MINOR 15 E 9th Road Broad Channel N Y GUY LOUIS MIRABELLO 1854 Benson Ave Brookly N ROBERT WILLIAM MOLYNEUX 189 Hemlock St Brooklyn N Y BERNARD JOSEPH MUELLERS 115 I11 225th St Cambria Heights ALBERT THOMAS NOMEY 375 State St Brooklyn N Y JOHN PATRICK OCONNELL 33 48 61st St Woodside N RICHARD FRANK OLKE 108 Bedford Ave Brooklyn FRANK LEO O NEILL 42 I5 43rd St Long Island Cnty JOSEPH THOMAS PAGLIA 92 39 Lamont Ave Elmhurst N Y Y JOHN CHARLES PALMER 108 I1 97th Ave Richmond HIII N JOSEPH ANTHONY PANTALEO 88 45 80th St Woodhaven N Y CHARLES JOSEPH PELLICANE 930 Bushwlck Ave Brooklyn N Y KENN CHARLES PENZES 89 Humrod St Brooklyn N Y DOMINIC ANTHONY PROFACE 8863 15th Ave Brooklyn N Y EDWARD JOSEPH REAP 105 I2 l33rd St Rnchmond Hull N JOSEPH GERARD REILLY JR 933 55th St Bay Ridge N Y PHILIP JAMES RIGGIO 794 Hart St Brooklyn N Y VINCENT JAMES RIZZUTO 789 Bushwnck Ave Brooklyn N Y LOUIS FREDERICK ROETHEL 1719 Stanhope St Ridgewood N Y ANDREW JOSEPH SALADIN 92 Wnlson Ave Brooklyn N Y RICHARD JOHN SanFlLlPPO 1452 83rd St Bay Ridge N Y FRANK GILBERT SAYA 1547 64th St Brooklyn N Y VINCENT ERNEST SCALA 2212 E 26th St Brooklyn N Y EDWARD HERMAN SCHLOSSER 143 10 Beech Ave Flushmg N Y ARTHUR LAYDEN SCHOEN 97 34 76th St Ozone Park N Y ROBERT FRANCIS SCHOEN 1823 Stephen St Rldgewood N Y RICHARD HAROLD SHANNON 72 14 67th St Brooklyn N Y ROBERT JOSEPH SHEPHERD 10505 32nd Avenue E Elmhurst N Y JOHN GEORGE SOFFE JR JAMES PAUL SPARACO 1326 am sf Brooklyn N Y EDWARD NORMAN STUBBS 306 Lincoln Road Brooklyn N Y JOSEPH SYLVESTER SUTTON 566 Prospect Ave Brooklyn N Y THOMAS JOSEPH TAYLOR 354 Welrfleld St Brooklyn N Y JOHN THOMAS THORNTON 28 I1 46th St Astoria N Y WILLIAM JOHN TIEDEMANN I04 22 IIIth St Richmond HIII N ANTHONY JOSEPH TORLINCA 8831 87 87th St Woodhaven N Y JOHN WILLIAM TUCKER 644 E 38th St Brooklyn N Y CHARLES EDWARD UMKEY 22 N Henry St Brooklyn N Y EDMUND JOSEPH VAITIS 125 Thames St Brooklyn N Y ANTHONY JOHN VALENTI JR 282 Suydam St Brooklyn N Y CARMEN JAMES VARELLO 435 Beach 66th St Queens N JOHN ANTHONY WI DLICKA Y Laurel Lane Stnllwell Hulls Syosset N Y LEONARD GUSTAN WOLFRING 15 35 124th St College Polnt N Y HENRY ANDREW WOMBLE 111 31 120th St South Ozone Park N Y RICHARD EDWARD YURNAVECH 214 Kmgsland Ave Brooklyn N Y ALBERT R ZILKE 46 41 156th St Flushmg N Y RAYMOND ANTON ZOROVICH 4811 195th St Queens N Y ' ., , . 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MR. and MRS. and X i' WB Pav- Speefh cl S ,Q passed ub at Mass 1ZlZI1I1l1T1ul1 FRIE QlQl1l1I1l1l1l1I in Now fOr 5 C1 dy Of felaxahon D95 N ot a worfY 'U me wo rld Let student JOE CLEMENTI Slmonnze your car TErrace 7 1527 Compluments of the DeLOCA FAMILY KATHLEEN Macl NTYRE 129 Plerrepont Street ULsted 5 4045 BEVERLY PURE FOOD MARKET 2117 Beverly Road BUckmnnxster 2 0946 Compliments EVELYN E WARD Complurnents MR AND MRS R Complnments P LANE Compliments Compliments A DONATELLO Compllments JOSEPH R GIARUSSO Compliments F J GIARUSSO Compllments FRANK CARBONE Compllments JOHN CARBON E ENGLISH Complnments A G GASPARELLO MURTY J OCONNOR 44 Court Street Brooklyn N Y GRECO CABINET COMPANY 2862 Fulton Street Brooklyn N Y Compluments BARBARA A HANNON Compliments JOHN HANNON Compllments MR AND MRS JOHN HANNON Compllments MR AND MRS A HAYDEN Complnments JAMES A AMELIA MR AND MRS FRANCIS J Co pl ments 4B MURRAY PHARMACY 3924 Se cnth A cnuc Brooklyn N Y E MASKE Fnrst Day Covers 723 45th St eet B ooklyn N Y GEdney a 0009 J BRAUTMAN Optometrust GEL ney 9 8440 5818 5th A enue B ooklyn N Y APPROVED OIL CO 6737 Sth A enue Brooklyn N BEachx ew 8 1050 196 HOCK Complnments MRS HELEN MOSER Compllments of 4Bl BOB McKAY JACK MOSER JOE PRANTIL ED MASKE Compliments of 481 JOHN NOSSER ROBERT PAVENTI JAMES PEBLES WILLIAM RISANO Compl ments of 4B1 TOM FLETCHER FRED GIARUSSO TONY EINNERTY TOM FUILLERAN Cornplnmcnts of 4B 1 HANK JOHNSON TOM KIRLAND BILL JOHNSON ROCO FARALDO Congratulatnons to the 55 Graduating classes HARVEY Complnments JOAN MOSER Compliments SHORT STOP Restaurant and Bar 87 7th Avenue Brooklyn N Y VILLAGE POULTRY MARKE1 205 Thompson Street N SPI' ng 7 3666 A OERTER fr SONS 31 12 23rd Avenue Long Island Cnty SETTINGERS APPLIANCE CENTER 1849 51 86th Street Brooklyn N Y HOLLYWOOD TERRACE Catering All Funct ons 7725 New Utrecht Avenue . . of of I of I of of of of . . . 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Corner Vand b It Street BROOKLYN, N Y AVENUE D THEATRE East 43 d St eet Brooklyn N Y Cornol ments of MR AND MRS ERASTUS J FINNERTY JACOB M AUFRECHT 286 Graham Avenue Brooklyn N Y EASTERN MEAT MARKET INC 601 Brook Avenue Bronx N Y 450W 14th Street New Yo k N Y Comphments of HOME HARDWARE CO 4102 Bth Avenue Brooklyn N Y Comphments of ATLAS FLORAL DECORATORS 1389 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn N Y Compl1ments of MR AND MRS GEORGE MILLER Compllments of MR AND MRS JOHN J BUCKLEY RIGN EY KOEHLER LEROUX 6335 Fresh Po d Road RIdQ9WOOd B ookly N Y ZOO EMILIO GRAGNANILLO 73 E ans Avenue Elmont N Y DONNELLY Cr PURCELL Fu e al Home APpIegate 7 6699 DEL MAR UPHOLSTERERS 18 East Tremont Ave B onx 53 N Y Best Washes CLARENCE F SIMONSON pl e ts C BENEDICT MAURO pl e ts THE MANYIN FAMILY SHEPARDS RESTAURANT L ng Isl defy N Y JOHN J GALLAGHER SONS IN F ne alD ectos GEBHARDT S RESTAURANT 65 O6 O8 My tleA en e e e RICHARD FREUND 8858 60 My tleA e e Gle dale L l NEW UTRECHT FLORIST Flowe sfo all occas ons 7621 No thUA e ue Booklyn N Y BEachv1e 6 2587 r r , v , . . , . . i nr . . . nue . r , . . , . . , . , , . . - 1 '1 - ' Com imn of . 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Comphments of DR AND MRS JOSEPH McGRATH F J McLAUGHLIN 8 SONS Funeral Directors BEachvlew 8 3600 8225 Thurd Avenue Brooklyn N Y Complnments of GINSBURGS GROCERY STORE 1180 Llberty Avenue Brooklyn N Y WILLIAM SCHNEBLE Meat Market 3288 Fulton Street Brooklyn N ASSOCIATED FOOD STORES 111 11 Jamaxca Avenue Richmond Hlll N Y THE WHITMAN S and THE WOOLSEY S SOL FRIEDMAN Pharmacist and Chemist 289 Wythe Avenue Brooklyn N Y BASIL FEDORYK Wunes and Liquors 102 Grand Street Brooklyn N Y LUCAS BAR AND GRILL 87 O1 91st Avenue Woodhaven Compliments of JAS A MCAULEY Class of 23 Compl ments of PAVENTI FAMILY MAC AND BEAS LUNCH Across he street from the Prep Compl ments MR AND MRS HAROLD SWEENEY In Thanksgnvmg to St Anthony FOR A FAVOR RECEIVED Complnments of 481 ANDY HAYDEN BERNIE HOCK CARL IGELBRINK BOB JOHENNING Complnments of 4Bl JOE GRAFFEO JOHN HANNON GARY BUDRIS JOE CLEMENTI Compllments of MR AND MRS WILLIAM J WEBER Compllm nts of 481 GEORGE COX QUENTIN DONOGHUE ART DeLOCA RUSSELL ENGLISH Cornpl ments of HARRY SWEENEY Comp! ments of 4Bl HANK JOHNSON TOM KIRLAND BILL LAYDEN ROCCO FARALDO Compllments of ROTTI TOOT MARBLE TEAM Compl ments of the VIGORITO FAMILY STATE BOWLING CENTER NC 98 Flatbush A enue Brookl n N Y Cornpl ments of JOHN VICTORS BINDERY Cornpl ments of -IB1 BILL THOMAS FRED SCHMIDT JACK SAFARIK J J SANTANGELO Comp ments of -IB THAD SIEDLECKI JIGGER SWEENEY BOB WOOLSEY TOM VIGORITO 203 Compluments of MR AND MRS WILLIAM J CAHILL Compluments of MR AND MRS THOMAS J FRASER Complaments of 4 Compllments of DUNCAN A FRASER SR DUNCAN A FRASER JR Compllments of THOMAS E ROGERS INC 629 Grand Street Brooklyn N Y Compluments of 481 TOM FRASER MIKE ZITO HOWIE HERBERT JOE MUKHERN PUBLIC SERVICE Home Furnlture Co 46 Graham Avenue Brooklyn N Y B SCHMAUCHER Bullder and Contractor TAylor 7 6131 SCGWALBACK LUMBER CO 60 80 60th Avenue Maspeth L 1 THE IA4 ENGLISH CLASS W shes success to the 191 Prep Shadows THE IA4 ECONOMICS CLASS W shes s cccss to the P cp Shado s C mpl ments of MR JAMES M DEVINE Moa e fo speed J MEADE O I Q . ' ' . BI , I I A 1 v - I F . . - . , . , , .v. ' 4 I ' e ' N ' ' , . ' ' I I . I . . - - 676 Belmont Avenue, Brooklyn, N, Y. I - , , N. Y, ' , I . J V v, - . I I I . l U 191i r w 4 ' 'Q 1 I of 1, 1 ' -- A I, vt - - T- - J. . ,sR. . Truzkcl qrst the start of INDEPENDENCE EPIVINGS 4 m BANK Er H -WA Bri.. AccouNT ' iam' kL:.m ..m.m. INDEPENDENCE HALL Many 3. fOI'tI.lDC started Wlth PHILADELPHIA PA a modest savmgs account' wf T E-AST N EW Yo RK DNID ga 1 211 .. If-' SAVINGS BANK A. A49 Y ,mod quam ATLANTIC AVENUE AT PENNSYLVANIA 0 hw' PITKIN AVENUE AT HOPKINSON EASTERN PARKWAY AT UTICA BROOKLYN NEW YORK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 204 ,I ' I IV HE' L T V P f I' A COSTA IR gl SUN 66 HARRISON STREET NEW YORK 13, N Y is . if , - , pw ii: -- F h b' I g' T I' f 11 ntively. ' . ., ' I 1 ' I - E I - N ,g an H NM! ' , , A 4 Vi-' 6 ' 4 i , Q D M X-. X Q FOERY Cv BAUER Cutlery GRamercy 7 7228 21 Clanton Street New York 2 N ANGIES NOVA MILLINERY EVergreen 2 8977 56 62 Myrtle Avenue KRAMER Cv WAGNER NC Furnuture 1663 Broadway Brooklyn 7 N Compliments of Von DOHLEN CAPT ANTON ZOROVICH 48 ll I95th Street Flushing N Y D MASTROCOLA INC 185 ll Wllllamson Avenue Sprlngtleld Gardens N Y STOLTINGS MEAT MARKET Brooklyn N Y Compllments of MR AND MRS WALTER ENGELS Congratulatlons to the graduates for a successful future LAURA LAUNDRY SERVICE 355 65th Street Brooklyn N Y RUSSELL STATIONERY STORE 214 OS Jamaica Avenue Queens Village N Y EYE WEAR OPTICIANS Eyes examlned-Prescrnptlons filled 702 6th Avenue near 23rd Street The House of Unpannted Furnuture SYSTEM FURNITURE SALES 86 ll Northern Boulevard Jackson Hevghts N Y Compllments of A FRIEND TH E GAROFALO COMPANY All kmds of Insurance ILlmoes 8 93IO 83 I6 Northern Boulevard Jackson Helghts N Y JEANNES SWEET SHOPPE Luncheonette-Stataonery Toys 154 AvenueT Brooklyn N Y CALCO HOME IMPROVEMENT CO Storm Windows and Screens I7IO West 9th Street Brooklyn N Y JOSEPH G DeVITO Attorney at Law 40 I2 82nd Street Jackson Heights N STANLEY S KILBURN Chrysler Plymouth Dealer 209 Ol Northern Boulevard Bayside HARDEN FUNERAL HOME Dewltt Harden Baysude N Y HUB ALUMINUM EQUIPMENT RP 63 l I8 Woodhaven Boulevard Rego Park N Y ALPHONSE G LIBER IO9 I2 Jamauca Avenue MANYIN BAKE SHOP TWlnung 4 8183 Weddlng and Blrthday Cakes our Specralty Bread and rolls baked Fresh Dally Wm Manyun Proprletor 61 O4 Grand Avenue Maspeth N Y HIMMELREICHER fr STAMM Real Estate and Insurance l303 Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn 2l N PARKWAY EXTERMINATING Consultlng Entomolog st for termites 2352 Coney Island Avenue Brooklyn 23 N Y A C1 M PRIME MEAT MARKET We Dellver 37 66 lO3rd Street Corona 20 RIDGEWOOD STAR BAR AND GRILL A Matzkewltz Propruetor EVergreen 2 902I I Rrdgewood Place Brooklyn 27 N Y MELROSE PROVISION CO Prlme Meats and Poultry l69 Knlckerbocker Ave Brooklyn 6 Y B LAZARUS Busy Corner Meat Market 995 Flushing Avenue Corner Bogart Street Brooklyn N Y MATTHEW P BALLAS FUNERAL HOME STagg 2 5043 A Balton Llcensed Manager 660 Grand Street Brooklyn Il N Y Compliments of MR AND MRS HENRY WOMBLE GEORGE A WARD Watchmakers and Jeweler 36 SI Mann Street Flushmg N Y MAYFAIR WINE AND LIQUOR FLushnng 3 4040 68 27 Fresh Meadow Lane Flushmg N BRIARCLIFF FLORIST I6SB Broadway Brooklyn N Y ASSOCIATED FOOD Ed Gervlrtz II54 LIDGYTY Avenue Brooklyn N Y GOLDSTEIN S FRUIT STORE I l73 Luberty Avenue Brooklyn N Y Complrments to ST JOHN S PREP HOMESTEAD FLOOR COVERING CORPORATION 27l C2 Lunden Boulevard Cambrna Heghts ll N Y MARLOU GARMENTS I l Central Avenue Brooklyn 2I NI Y , . I ' , , . Y. ' ' - ' ' . -c ,, ,N. . , I . , , . Y. 1 IO7 Patcher Avenue Northern Boulevard at 209th Street - I I I I CO. ' co . - ' , - , ,v. .4 . I A A E , , . Y. - ' U I I H CO. I , , I I I A l , , , 7 AL TABORS REC. Where Gentlemen Meet 92I DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of L ACKERMAN H BUTLER J OSWALD A MENDO H PARTINGTON A ANDERSON Compliments of LOUIS J SALADINO MAC AND BEAS LUNCHEONETTE Corner of Lewis Avenue and Hart Street Brooklyn N Y DAVIS YARN COMPANY INC 370 Hart Street Brooklyn N Y AUTOMOTIVE CONVEYING Automobile Haulers Cliffside Park N J Best Wishes From MR AND MRS FRANK GILLEN AND FAMILY KINGS COUNTY MANAGEMENT CLUB 342 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn N Y Meets Third Thursday Eve y Month EMPIRE ROLLERDROME Roller Skating At lts Best 200 Empire Boulevarsl Brooklyn N AUTOMOTIVE CONVEYING Automob le l-laulers 280 298 Gorge Road Cliffs de Pa k N J 208 TOOMEY'S GRILL, INC. Brooklyn's Largest Diner Empire Boulevard and Rogers Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of MR AND MRS PATRICK MALONEY Compliments of THE PERINI FAMILY NICOLA PIROS Funeral D ectors ZSI DeKalb Avenue B ooklyn N Y Compl ments of MARTIN S BAR AND GRILL Mart n Durk n Proprietor ROCCO J ANTONELLI lnsu a ce Broker 3l 7 S xth A enue Brooklyn 9 FRANCIS M CONLON Atto ney1tl.a L 3007: 698 Manhittan A enue B ookly 22 N eo ly D1lyB1 UN pipe 32 Stone St cet Nc Yol 'Xl Y GIFT O ROSES FLORIST 93 Broadway Boolly l 'Xl Y WILLIAM M SMITH lnsu ance wndl E 1 1611 Radcllf A enue 0 9 - 9 ' . , . , D 0 . , . , I ' ir , . . ' I V r v - 1 - 5 , ' - I i i . CO. ' ' , , , r n 7 i v , ,N. Y. r H . vv EV -rgrccn 3- F L v , r n , ,Y. Affiliated with National Association of Foreman AMERICAN BANKER , , , . The n f ri rnkuc owsnyr ' r r 1 , 1 ww r I, i . F6 1 L , V ' L 'rt 1 , Y , . ' f, , Y. CO. . i r 1 legal stete - , I r , . . E I N e DBUSE I T S S. Compliments of FRMND5' 0F MARGIE AND BERNIE DeLURY A Over the. 700. I CompI'me ts of ROUTEL STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE 1955 PREP SHADOWS 57-II MYRTLE AVENUE RIDGEWOOD N. Y. FLush' Q9-1917 MacGROTTY CHEVROLET INC 137-80 NORTHERN BOULEVARD FLUSHING, N. Y. For A Pure-ly Delicious Treat . . . Eat . . . SWlFT'S ICE CREAM A Product of SWIFT AND COMPANY 210 86th STREET COAT Cv SUIT CO. SPECIALIZING IN CHILDREN S COATS and ui, is ff' I ' 1 ff M I n 9' A I a ' Y 5 ,- v 1 In , Q I ik u TONY SPARANDOS BOWLING CENTER WEBBER S BAKERY W J KROEHNKE INC 63 O8 Woodhaven Boulevard Rego Park N Y LIPSCH UTZ STATION ERS 114 IO Jamalca Avenue Rlchmond I-llll N Y HILLSIDE MUSIC STUDIO 114 O3 87th Road Jamalca Long Island CRESCENT BAKE SHOP Flnest ln Baked Goods 3338 Fulton Street Brooklyn N Y FIESLER FUNERAL HOME Chas Berlrnger Lxcensed Manager 3338 Fulton Street Brooklyn N Y JOSEPH J HUETHERS PHARMACY Jamalca Avenue Corner lllth treet Richmond Hull N Y Good Luck to Compllments of MR AND MRS JACK BANTING AND FAMILY Compllments of THE FITZPATRICK FAMILY REGINA COELI CENTER Finest Catlnollc Artlcles Avallable 8017 37th Avenue Jackson I-lenghts BANZER S PHARMACY 194 Ol Linden Boulevard Albans L I N HENRY KOCH 194 O1 L nden Boulevard Albans l. N Home of Qualrty Cake Bread and Pre I88 Wyckoff Aveune Rldgewood L I Compliments CONTE FAMILY Mr and Mrs Angelo Conte Anthony Angelo Jr Nlck Compllments OFFICE EQUIPMENT CORP ECKLEBE G' GUYER Gift' Baskets I DeKalb Avenue Brooklyn LEO MALLOY BAR GRILL 29 6 Avenue S Brooklyn 29 N Y AVENUE R MARKET Joseph A Cacaccla Proprletor ESplanade S 5722 2932 Avenue R Brooklyn N Y Compluments of MR AND MRS W GSANGER HELMKE DELICATESSEN Quallty Provxsxons 9-'IOS 80th Street Woodhaven N Y Fnends of the Prep CAPT AND MRS PHILIP E SHAW WOMAN S ORGANIZATION FOR AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE INC Pre ldent Mrs Phrllp E Shaw Room 32a I7 Battery Pla e New York N Y BELLINI S GRASMERE MARKET G raltar 1 3-I 9 Clove Roe Staten sand N 211 Hardware 6310 Woodhaven Boulevard Rego Park N Y ENSIGN JOHN L WINES U SN R Pensacola Florlda Annapolis of the Alf Compllments of MR AND MRS A ZAGARELLA COHN S CUSTOM TAILORINNG 194 O9 Lmden Boulevard St Albans N Y WYCKOFF PET SHOP 273 Wyckoff Avenue Brooklyn 37 N Y RUDY S DELICATESSEN Home Cooking 63 I2 Woodhaven Boulevard Woodhaven N Y FRANK GUTJAHR INC IIS I9 Jamaica Avenue VETERANS SURPLUS STORES 943 Broadway Corner Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn N Y RAJA GEN ERAL TRUCKING 238 Eldert' Street Brooklyn N Y TOM S MEAT MARKET B Sumner Avenue Brooklyn 6 N Y WILLIAM A BANNON Rei! Est te Broker 1113 East 1-flth Street Brooklyn N Y GRASMERE LIQUOR STORE O Z Clo e Road Grasmere Staten lsard 4 N Y I I . . . . ' of ' ' ' ' F ' of f u - . , , N. Y. F V i v 4 1 . - - ' ' C . I Class of June 1955 Richmond Hill 18, N. Y. - , ,N. Y. , . . Sr. .y. F' Z' S I ,,. . - , Ib 1 7 L i V Sr. ' ,.l,, ,Y, 2052 t 1, I. ,,v , , A , 5 Q N31 . aw . .lllllsg r ' 9 i si Junior Representation - I ,lu 7-v 5 i . -4 H , Q ASQ I i f:, . 5. A ef, A 5. yr W ri f Santa greets Doc Loschert X ' 8-7284 JOHN P DUFFY INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR General Contracting 472 BERGEN STREET BROOKLYN I7 N Y 2 NE l Compliments of Mrs Maleghan and staff MENAHAM FUEL COMPANY HEgeman 3-3047 785 Fairview Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. WHITEY'S FISH MARKET 37-24 Ditmars Boulevard Astoria, N. Y. DELAMERE MARKET Wm. Koster, Proprietor 29l4 Avenue J, Brooklyn, N. Y. WASH-TORIUM 3007 Avenue J Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of GEORGE BOGART AMERICAN BEVERAGE CO. I I8 North Street Brooklyn II, N. Y. WILLIAM J. BEHRENS Broker and Consultant l 164 Greene Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. THEILING USED CARS GLenmore S-6393 995 Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. MASTERCRAFT CLEANERS Gl.enmore 3-3200 I662 Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. BOYS' AND MEN'S SHOP 308 Knickerbocker Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of 0'HARA'S TAVERN 1007 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn Compliments of OSCAR LANDMAN THE DOONER FAMILY 3613 Avenue D Brooklyn, N. Y. 2l4 ,N.Y. J ROTH TAYLOR SHOP Exclusive Tailoring 7911 I8th Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. KAHN'S HARDWARE 77lO l8th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. TOTA GROCERY STORE 7722 l8th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. COOPERS SERVICE STATION 316 Cooper Street Brooklyn, N, Y. Compliments Of J. F. K. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. THOMAS J. MOAKLEY MASPETH MELODY AND PHOTO SHOP 69-I7 Grand Avenue, Maspeth 78, N. Y MACHINERY SERVICE 57-32 57th Drive Maspeth, L. I. MORTON FUEL OIL CORP. MAin 5-9194 335 Nevins Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LIBERTY LUMBER 126-18 Liberty Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. MAE TURCO'S GROCERY STORE l54O East New York Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of SHEILA DEVI NE Compliments of OF GEORGE H. DORR JIMMY RIZZO'S MEAT MARKET PResident 3-7932 563 Brooklyn Avenue, Brooklyn, N, Y. ENRICO C. PUNZONE 609 New York Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Italian-American Grocery JULE'S G' MARTY'S PIZZERIA Anchor Inn 59-30 Grand Avenue, Maspeth, N. Y. JOSEPH CANNAVA Quality Meat 7702 3rd Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. MASSAPEQUA ZOO AND KIDS PARK Formerly Frank Bucks Sunrise Highway, Massapequa, L. l. Compl ments of PICARDI BROS MEAT MARKETS Stores Throughout Bay Ridge f BAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE an MAN HATTAN ROOM Banquet Faclllhes cope soo AM e 4oo AM J TRETTER co tl dt 7 2666 32 CORTLANDT STREET NEW YORK 7, N Y 216 COMMUTER'S CAFE WHEN YOU NEED THE SERVICES OF A MOVER OR A WAREHOUSEMAN BE SURE THAT HE EMPLOYS MEMBERS OF VAN DRIVERS PACKERS AND FURNITURE HANDLERS L O C A L 8 1 4 265 WEST I4th STREET NEW YORK N Y I 2 2 ZI7 I. B. T. Ik CHe sea - 630 MYRTLE TIRE If AUTO SUPPLY CO 1072 Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn N Y Keys Made-Ask for .lack Compllments of MR AND MRS VINCENT CIRAULO Compliments of MR AND MRS MELVILLE W COLLINS Compllments of DR WILLIAM B ROBERTSON Concord College West Vsrgmua COLLARO BROS MEAT MARKET Poultry ln Parts 1810 McDonald Avenue Brooklyn N Y Compluments of WILLIAM F C STEINBUGLER Il NEWARK ALUMIN UM CASTI NGS FOUNDRY 96 Waldo Street Newark Ohlo GLenmore 6 5100 Linoleum Broadloom Contractlons Asphalt Tole 329 Knlckerbocker Avenue Brooklyn N Complsments of MR AND MRS S DeSALVO BROSTWIN PHARMACY 122 St Nicholas Avenue Corner DeKalb Avenue Brooklyn N Y EVergreen 2 9820 DANTE MASTER CLEANERS 3 and 24 Hour Service HEgeman 3 9379 162 St Nicholas Avenue Brooklyn 37 N Y JOHNNIE S DELICATESSEN Groceries Fruvt Vegetables 125 St Nicholas Avenue Brooklyn N RUDOLF SCHWARZ INC Chouce Meats Beef Veal Lamb Poultry and Game 121 St Nrcholas Avenue Brooklyn N Y EVergreen 6 6127 MARRONE S PHARMACY 95 St Nrcholas Avenue Brooklyn N Y lFor your Prescriptions HEgeman 3 28991 LEONARD S PAINT AND WALLPAPER 1493 DeKalb Avenue Brooklyn Y GLenmore 6 4840 ARTHURS QUALITY CLEANERS AND TAILORS Ladies Garments Men s Pants Made To Order 143 St Nucholas Ave Brooklyn N Y PUTNAM LAUNDRY 295 Stockholm Street Brooklyn N GLenmore 6 3000 3001 Compllrnents of E C DONOVAN ln Memory of WILLIAM J WOODS I SYNDER Ladnes and Gents Tallonng 31 Lewls Avenue Brooklyn N Y MI KOLAJCZYK 6' KAPOLSKI Grocer and Butcher 58 94 Maspeth Avenue Maspeth L l ELEANOR S ARTCRAFT Gifts and Things Imports 66 33 Grand Avenue Maspeth 78 N Y A C SERVICE Speclaluzrng rn Hydrarnatlc lgnltuon .17 48 Maspeth Avenue Maspeth 78 N Y FREDERIC S BEAUTY SALON 21,1 Second Avenue New York 3 N Y ALgonqum 4 7339 ELTON PAINT C0 INC 3310 14 Fulton Street Brooklyn8 N Y 218 Congratulatlons from THE WILLIAMS FAMILY Compl :ments of LOUIS A BASIL AND HERMAN SCH ERR Consultlng Engmeers Compllments of MR AND MRS R A COLISTRA WOODYS SERVICENTER INC Auto Repairs and Lubrlcatlon 86th Avenue Woodhaven Boulevard Woodhaven N Y VI 6 9683 GOLF COLONY WINE AND LIQUOR STORE 24 18 149th Street FLushmg 9 3895 Whutestone N Y Compliments of PAUL SAVOCA SINGER PHARMACY 911 Coney Island Avenue at 18th Avenue Brooklyn N Y Complnments of PARAMOUNT MACARONI 349 Suydam Street Brooklyn 37 N Y PAPA JOHNS BAR AND GRILL 721 Fulton Street Brooklyn N Y Compliments of SUPER SONIC AUTO LAUNDRY JOO1 Kings Hughway and Utica Avenue Brooklyn 34 N Y LOUIES BAR AND GRILL 337 Pulaski Street Brooklyn6 N Y IDA fr EDDIE S Specralust of Hero Sandwlches 9 q 4 1 - , .N. . 0 0 , . , .v. A , scHo'rT:NFsl.o ' , ' ' ' , 37, .Y. ' I ' ' ' - ' . , .Y. - , A . ' Thea d' bgdy Opening the Forensic League season f' JUdson 6-5300 Vlrginia 3-0900 HUSQN RIVER DAY LINE FRIENDLY FROST STORES and Television - Refrigerators - Ranges YACHTS 303 WEST 42nd STREET NEW YORK 36, N, Y. Compliments of MR. AND Mus. DENNIS F. MAKER Air Conditioners - Home Appliances 82-ll ROCKAWAY BOULEVARD OZONE PARK 17, N. Y. HOME INSURANCE CO. 59 MAIDEN LANE NEW YORK, N Y. A Senior Stroll. CHHHLES LEHHEH 8 The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co i I FUOESTORESQ 591042 DECATUR AVENUE BROOKLYN 27, N Y ' k Isl ' A . i , fy Q J Compliments of GEN ERAL REPRODUCTIONS INC LITHOGRAPHERS 55 Van DAM STREET NEW YORK N Y IW! 'w U! 'ui' 1533 Snowed under BILLS CLOTHES SHOP 56 ll Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn 27 N Y MARREN S DEPARTMENT STORE 63 I9 l4th Avenue Brfooklyn N Y NELSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE HEgeman 3 7352 66 O8 Fresh Pond Road, Brooklyn, N Y DOUGHERTY'S LIQUOR STORE Fresh Pond Road Brooklyn, N Y Good luck to the Sensors LOTNER'S GROCERY 66 O2 Fresh Pond Road, Brooklyn, N Y Compliments of FIVE FRIENDS MAX KAHN S MEAT MARKET Prlme Meats Quality Groceries HEgeman 3 1446 66 O3 Fresh Pond Road Brooklyn N Y PATERNOS ITALIAN AMERICAN GROCERY 320 Central Avenue Brooklyn 21, N Y TERMINI fr MISTETTA BAKERY 105 Wilson Avenue Brooklyn, N Y CHESTERFIELD FIELD LODGE, INC 243 Central Avenue Brooklyn, N Y Compluments of ANELLO AND BONVENTRE 277 Central Avenue, Brooklyn, N Y LaROSA'S BAKERY 280 Wilson Avenue Brooklyn, N Y 222 J DIMARTINO AND SON Wholesale Fruit and Produce 609 Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn N Y Compluments of MR AND MRS JAMES CAGGIANO Compllments of MR AND MRS JOSEPH DEBLER WARNECK FUNERAL HOME 78 OS Myrtle Avenue Glendale 27, N Y Complnments of EDWARD'S MEN'S SHOP 1586 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn IO, SALVO DIAMOND SETTERS The Very Best' 74 West 46th Street, New York, N HENRY KAST. INC Pork Store 277 Greenwvch, N Y N Y - - A W w:f5ri, -V A ,, ,Q 1 ,aa 'E is ff fs gm 5 V x 2- M ff k-2, 5 j '5'.'. , ' V ' 4' ' p' r. - F5 ' g. N ,D Q '- I 'Ll if , i. 0 T hr , A 'It 4 A fy 39' I .I . .A I 1, M , V- W' -42 -M R. ' 1 U A A-F , Q 4 I ' 1 Y ' . . Complnments of ALFRED J BARRA 5-XJQZW ORIGINAL JOH N A CROCKETT LICENSED PLUMBING AND HEATING Llc Oul Burners Installed and Serviced Arr Condltuonung Units Connected Sprlnkler Systems Sewers Electrucally Cleaned Esso Heatung Oll Mam Offnce 4l5 86th STREET Resndence 8 Oth STREET Sl-lore Road 5 0980 Shore Road 5 l3B3 LEO S INN Weddlng Partles Bowlnng Alleys Meetlng Rooms THORLEY HOUSE OF FLOWERS INC 985 Madison Avenue New York Zl N Y MOOK BROTHERS INC 890 Broadway New York N Y THE LIQUOR sHoP The Shop For Scotch 345 Lexungton Avenue New York N Y 2 RIEPES PRIME MEAT MARKET Vlrgmra 3 7040 IOS Z0 Rockaway Boulevard Ozone Park N Y McLAUGHLIN S TAVERN MAun 4 8652 243 Court Street Brooklyn 2 N Y JORGE CO lGeorge Cravunl 4l 45 7 lst Street Woodsude L l ACE FUEL OIL CORP GEdney 4 0700 1372 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn N Y of S 7I- I l0-37 l5th Avenue, College Point 56, N. Y. CLIFDEN PAPER STOCK CO l8Ol Freeman Street Brooklyn N Y Complrments of MR AND MRS JOHN J MULGREW AND FAMILY Comphments of NICKS SHOE REBUILDING 86 Clark Street Brooklyn N Y GEVERS PRIME MEATS We re anxnous to Meat you 4916 Church Avenue Brooklyn 3 N Y KIERNAN S RESTAURANT AND BAR 43 I2 Greenpoint Avenue Woodside N Y Compllments of THE SAVARESE FAMILY FELIX SERVICE STATION 83 28 Rockaway Boulevard Ozone Park N Y 83 O2 IO Rockawawy Boulevard Ozone Park I7 N Y JOES AVENUE I MEAT MARKET Prlme Meats and Poultry 33l8 Avenuel Brooklyn N Y WILLIAM A BAN NON Real Estate Broker lll3 East 34th Street Brooklyn Comolnments of THE ABERBACH FAMILY KAUFMAN S CLOTHIER AND HABERDASHER 5 Jafna Ca Aven e Qlchmond H ll N Y JOSEPH BASSO Fancy Fruuts Grocerles Frozen Foods IZ3 02 Metropolntan Avenue Kew Gardens N Y Compluments of JAMES BOYLE K C GAS STATION Best Servnce IH Brooklyn 6223 2nd Avenue Brooklyn WORLDS MEAT MARKET Quality Plus Economy ll23 Nostran Avenue Brooklyn N Compliments of JEROME HENRY A L FITZGERALDS Wnnes and Liquors 188 28 Jamaica Avenue Hollns 23 N Y CHARLES E BRUSH 6606 Fresh Pond Road Rldgewood Brooklyn N Y Compluments of MR AND MRS JOHNJ MULGREW ll9O Brea lway ooklyn FELIX TRUCKING COMPANY EXetcr 8 37th Street Long lsard Cnty N Y Complnments of MR AND MRS CHARLES MURRAY Cover to Cover Boys ENGLISH CLASS 282 Cover to Cover Boys ENGLISH ZB3 VILLAUME SHOPPE Lad cs Apparel 3 3 Re d Avenue Brookly 22-4 HARRY STORCH RETAIL WINES AND LIQUORS HAvemeyer 9 l5Ol I502 63 I4 Woodhaven Boulevard Rego Park N Compluments of A GOOD FRIEND LACHTER BROS SERVICE STATION Woodhaven Boulevard and Dry Harbor Road HAvemeyer 9 831 l Rego Park N Y FORGET ME NOT FLORISTS Flowers Beaututul l28O Broadway Brooklyn N Y DANIELS DEPARTMENT STORE Sale Now Goung On lO37 39 Broadway Brooklyn N Y FINERMAN S TELEVISION lO2O Broadway Brooklyn N Y Complnments of FLUSHING HAWKS BASEBALL CLUB Compllments of 2B2 Complxments of the Hustory Whnzes KAUF GIL BUD DR ALBERT COHEN DENTIST HEgeman 3 Ol46 6080 Madlson Street Ridgewood N Y Compllments of MOTHER LANG AND THE GIRLS SMOLOWIZ BROS VAN LINES A Complete Movlng and Storage Service to all 48 States Modern Storage Warehouses Evergreen 3 2300 909 l3 Utlca Avenue Brooklyn 3 N Y . - - J - 1 A , , .Y. ' , , N. Y. ' . , -Y- - - BAY AUTO SALES HOMESTEAD BAR AND GRILL - A - I v Br - r.. v. ' 2751 lO-6lll ' , A ,N v. ' ll-OS .r o,. , 3 If , ,f,N,v, f -A , ,,, Applegate 7- Established I927 LOGAN COACH COMPANY, INC. STREAMLINE Buses TO HIRE All Seating Capacity Anywhere - Any Time 252 RICHMOND STREET Corner Dinsrnore Place BROOKLYN 8, N. Y. Ed Brennan embarks on Physics experiment. HYacinth 7- I I 40 ACME WIRE WORKS. INC. wine MESH GRILLE wokx AND MISCELLANEOUS METAL. Pnooucrs 366 TEN EYCK STREET BROOKLYN 6, N. Y. GEdney 9-6360 WE DELIVER KELLY'S PHARMACY, INC. STORE HOURS: Daily I2 - 9 P.M. - Sundays and Holidays 9 AM. - 2 P.M. 5825 Sth AVENUE BROOKLYN 20, N. Y. 225 ik 5 F 9 'Bal' 5 2 vi E 4 or whom the bell tolled. LOUIS GOLDSAMT CPA 0 o 0 29 WYR .. E PE ylvania 6-9765-6 MASTER TRUCKMEN 0F AMERICA INC MORRIS KLEMAS Manager O ZOO WEST 34th STREET NEW YORK I N Y 228 Complsments We Department of Sanitation HOLY NAME SOCIETY MANHATTAN BRONX AND RICHMOND fl. 1:2 his h Hggdf 229 lil Compllments of A FRIEND Comphments of MODERN DRY GOODS 66 40 Grand Avenue Brooklyn N Y FRIEND PLEASANT VIEW BODY AND FENDER REPAIR SERVICE 72 Ol Metropolntan Avenue Maddle Vnllage 79 N Y ASSOCIATED FOOD STORES 71 55 Metropolitan Avenue Muddle Village N Y Comphments of THE McCULLOUGH FAMILY Success from JOHN BILLOWS Wlnes Llquors Cordnals tAStona 8 21921 29 IO Drtmars Boulevard Long Island Cnty 5 N Y KATZ S DELICATESSEN INC Known As Best 205 E Houston Street 3 N Y N Y UNITED ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO Alumlnum Storm Wnndows and Doors 62 55 Woodhaven Boulevard N Y lLIrnols 8 3663 McCLOSKEYS WINES AND LIQUORS 80 14 Ellot Avenue Elmhurst N Y Uack Jaffe! HAvemeyer 6 4848 Compliments of THE BLUE GALLEY RESTAURANT 150 05 14th Avenue Whntestone N Y LOU S TELEVISION SERVICE I4 I5 150th Street Whntestone N Y FLushmg 8 1448 A FRIEND J LOPRETE GROCER 143 02 Franklun Avenue Flushing N Y A FRIEND GRAHAM CREDIT JEWELERS 20 Graham Avenue Brooklyn N Y EVerQreen 8 4327 A FRIEND CHARLEY S Army and Navy Store 7301 Sth Avenue Brooklyn ARTHUR SHERIDAN REAL ESTATE LAureIton 8 9823 232 I1 Linden Boulevard Cambna Helghts N Y Comphments of TRIANGLE HOFBRAU 117 13 Jamalca Avenue Rlchmond Hull N Y Compliments of A FRIEND CIRCUS SHOE STORES 61 O2 Sprmgfleld Boulevard Bayside 205 09 Hillside Avenue Hollis N Y Compliments Of LENTZ FAMILY SOLS BICYCLE SHOP Toys Welding and Repairs 2952 Avenue U Brooklyn N Nlghtlngale 8 7980 BROWN S DEPARTMENT STORE You may charge your purchase 2708 Avenue U Brooklyn N Y LICATA BROS Pannts and Wallpaper Supplnes 2823 Avenue U Brooklyn 29 N MADISON C1 JOULE Esso Products Gibraltar 2 9575 Bushwuck and Furman Avenues Brooklyn N 230 Comphments of MR AND MRS WALTER AND FAMILY THRIFT PHARMACY DAvenport 6 1958 73-06 Metropolitan Avenue Brooklyn HANDY CLEAN ERS CO 2953 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn 29 N Y RELIABLE LIQUOR STORE 2929 Avenue S Brooklyn 29 N Y I THEE C1 C0 Dealers In Plastlc Vmyl Scrap 3 East lst Street New York 2 MAPLETON FLOOR COVERING CO NC 6218 20th Avenue Brooklyn 4 N Y 1769 77 84th Street Brooklyn 14 N Y Come out and Support your track team' MICHAEL GORMAN JUNE 57 VINCENT GORMAN JUNE 61 Comphments of the MATTHEW KERKOVICH FAMIL Come out and Support your track team' MICHAEL GORMAN JUNE 57 Comphments of MR AND MRS WM MERZ AND SONS Come out and Support your track team' MICHAEL GORMAN JUNE 57 - ' l U I - ' , ,N Y I . ,N. Y. ' I I - - ' ' , . . , ,N. Y. ., I . ' - - - NICK'S CLEANERS, INC. , I , , .Y, ' . , .Y. , ' Internotlonol Brotherhood LW 255 of Teamsters W O WHOEVER H BE AND WHATEVER WHO THINKS I ER. k M h ANTHONY SCOTTO Frunt and Produce BFOKGFS and DISTVIIIJUTOFS 204 FRANKLIN STREET 99 HUDSON STREET NEW YORK N Y NEW YORK 13 N Y Pittston Stevedormg 60 I7 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK 4, N. Y. i 232 HOLLAND FURNACE 46-O6 l49th Place, Flushing, N. Y. Complrments of J J HART NC PROVINCIAL HOUSE Gnfts of Dustunctnon 76l2 l4 Thlrd Avenue Brooklyn 9 N Y SERVICE FOOD MARKET Grocerles Meats Vegetables and Frosted Foods 63 l6Woodhaven Boulevard Brooklyn N Y HAvemeyer 9 5888 2A2 LATIN CLASS J Cr G WELDING SERVICE Bo lers Repa ed Retubed Compliments of MR. AND MRS. HENRY BATTHANY DONALD MORAN Contractors Roofmg I875 Albany Avenue Brooklyn IO N Y O CARATOZZOLO 6' SONS INC Funeral Church 82 84 Central Avenue Brooklyn 6 N Y JEROME F GOULD CORPORATION EVergreen 6 3795 I 562 DeKalb Avenue Brooklyn 37 N Y TUDOR FISHERIES Wholesalers and Retarlers of Fnsh Products 942 First Avenue N Y A friend from LOUGHLIN 866 East 29th Street Brooklyn N Y Cornpl ments of the NA alle 8 OHS BELL FAMILY Compl ments of MR AND MRS ANTHONY LORENZO KORT ANDREA S Specraluz ng an Cook es and B tnday Cakes 358 E c g een Corne Ha an St eet THEA DRUGS INC Brooklyn N Y BOI AyenueU Brooklyn N Y Nlght ngale 6 9705 8 7330 G W Goodman PhG M Goodman BS PhG MARIANNE DRESS C0 Contractor on Dresses MUrray H II 4 9709 Anthony Collett BRANCA Mens and Boys Shoes lB03A A enue U Brooklyn 29 N Y SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY G'-e m0'e 5 '735 ROSIELLO COMPANY I245 Broad av B Ooklyn N Bu lcers and Contracto s J S McHUGH INC School Equipment Speclalrst B39 Stewart Avenue Garden Cnty N LIGHT AND POWER ELECTRIC SERVICE Lucensed Electncnans 241 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn MAun 5 l700 CENTRAL FLORIST Flowers of Drstrnctlon 330 Central Avenue Brooklyn N 2076 East l7th Street Brooklyn 29 N Y FAZIO C7 SONS Coal Fue Onl Coke Compl menls of IO54 Broadway Brooklyn? N Y CAPT AND MRS JOHN D GRIDLEY Jossrn cAw:PA Ph G Comp' 'mfs Of Pharmac stand Chem t THE LANGAN FAMILY IOSB Broadway Brooklyn N Y N 233 STANLEY J RICH lnsu 'ance Broke Adjuster APplcgatc 7 5l65 532 Eucl d Avenue Brooklyn 8 C W KEENAN INC Pants Onls Va rushes Lacque s Wall Paper A t sts Maternals , , . . . . ,I . . , 1 ' n 1' ' ' I , , . I . I I' ' . r ' r I r - . I ' . I rr A , . . . V . I . . , . , . .. . . , ', .Y - I r rr vrr r rm r , , ' .-. 1 . , ,.. i - - - , .. .. , ..,, , ., .. I INIYG I - l V 1 . - - Y , ..Y. w , r ,.Y. I r 'r r... ' L I 3 I , r . . ' . .N.Y. , .. l . . , . x ls . I , , r , r r , . Levrtmwn, .Y. , rg ' BERNARD E DE LURY Friends of OFFICERS HERBERT S BAUCH President ANNA M FOLEY lst Vnce Presndent JULIUS HOLTZ 2nd Vuce President AARON EROMER 3rd Vice Presndent EMMA V CRONIN 4th Vlce Presldent ARTHUR DE CAMP Secretary LOUIS A BALDO Fnnancnal Secretary MAE MURRAY Treasurer QXQIBTIUN 52, 'Cf' X Q -7 Ax' 1 1-.nw-1 Z 4 I ,.,.., 131,-EL..A LA-J T! Qs J ,, 'X 10cALa's'l 235 Affnlnahons International Brotherhood ot Teamsters Chaufteurs Warehousernen and Helpers of Amerrca New York State Federatuon of Labor Central Trades and Labor Council of Greater New York International Brotherhood of Teamsters Joint Council No I6 Jonnt Board otSan1tatlon Locals E XE Us N7 A . . if L S: N Compliments of THE MIDWINTER FAMILY Compliments of MR. AND MRS. J. L. STEINBUGLER PETER FATTA, INC. Tuxedos - Evening Wear - Cutaways HYacinth 7-4430 l22 Wilson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. RALPH AIEVALL Cr SON i435 64th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Elevator service at par ents foru Compliments of MR. AND MRS. EDWARD MAHONEY AND CHILDREN JOHN SEHY Cr SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS GLenmore 5-75l4 3 l9 Central Avenue, Brooklyn 2l , N Y Compliments of MR. AND MRS. JAMES P. REILLY TOWER OF PISA Air Conditioned eRstaurant 935 Utica Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y BUNWELL CO. Paints - Hardware - Wallpaper SHore Road 8-5926 8415 3rd Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. HAMILTON HOUSE lOl st and 4th Avenues Brooklyn, N. Y. JOHN F. SIMPSON, INSURANCE GArden City 7-7389M 465 Lewis Place, Mineola, N. Y. PUTHAM FUEL OIL HEgeman 3-9158 6902 Cooper Avenue, Glendale 27, Compliments of THE MALONEY FAMILY Best Wishes ANGELO GRACI J. McGARRY Cr SONS Moving and Storage HYacinth 7-9286 892 Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. 236 N PETER FATTA INC 122 Wllson Avenue Brooklyn N Y MONTANO CARPET CO 1425 1427 Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn 21 N Y CARLO C MALTESE PIIG 11 Wllson Avenue Brooklyn N Y ROMA CLEANERS 25 Wllson Avenue Brooklyn 37 N Y COME TO DIMIGLIOS Grocery for Beer Vegetables and Dellcatessen Foods JAC N JO SHOPS Department Stores for Chlldren s Wear Brooklyn ani Long Island RANDS DAIRY AND GROCERY 7907 18th Avenue Brooklyn 14 N Y STEPHEN COTTONE Meats and Pou try 77141Eth Avenue Brooklyn N Y Compllrvents f MR AND MRS MILTON STERN Complnrnents of MR AND MRS JOSEPH A GANGI Compllments of ENGLISH 2A2 1954 Mr Fountalne JOHN F CARROLL 379 13th Street Brooklyn N Y BORO VALET SERVICE Ceaners D ers Ta ors 890 Llberty Ayenue Brooklyn 8 N Y THE LUCK SPOT BAR AND GRILL For a lucky one of 1954 Compluments of MR AND MRS ANTHONY MARGIOTTA JOE LIOS MEAT MARKET 6323 17th Avenue Brooklyn4 N Y THE AR DEE CO B29 East 10th Street Brooklyn N Y Please upport Emerald Ball 1955 CHARLES J MYLOD WERTH SPORTING GOODS 168 35 I-lnllsude Avenue Jamauca N Student dnscounts up to 3000 For Tv s Wash ng Machnnes and Refrlgerators lt For Lo est Cost 15 Granam Avenue Brookl n N SCHOEN fs CROWE Mo ner' Plcture TV Llgntlng New York 36 N Y McGLYNN S BAR AND GRILL 4317 15th Avenue Brooklyn N Y JAMES SUNOCO GAS STATION HAvemeycr 9 9416 61 O2 Mauruce A enue Maspeth N Y DAVIDS FORMAL WEAR Tuxedos to Hnre 92 22 New York Boule ard Jamalca N Y Compl ments of MR AND MRS J ROEDER 237 EARL MORGAN Washmgton Market New York N Y Prlme Meats prepared for Home Freezers Every effort made to satisfy BRETSCHER BROS Butter and Eggs 108 101st Avenue Richmond Hull 19 N Y FRANKEL S MEN S SHOP Men s Furnlshmgs 6948 Grand Avenue Maspeth 78 N Y WEBER S PHARMACY NEwton 9 7130 69 O2 Grand Avenue Maspeth N WING LEE HAND LAUNDRY 66 B4 74th Street Mlddle Vnllage 79 N Y MASPETH FLORIST 65 35 Grand Avenue Ma peth 78 N Y Monuments St John s M1ddIeVnllage N Y Best Wlshes MARY AND HOWARD HEIL QUEENS HOBBY MART 220 14 Hempstead Avenue Queens Vlllage N Y VILLAGE FLORIST 102 11 Spnngfueld Boulevard Queens Vnllage N Y ARTHURS BARBER SHOP 214 43 Jama ca A enuc Queens Vlllage N Y PHILIP CIACCIA 74 O7 1O1stAyen.1e we Park 16 N - , , .Y. I I I Y V . I , ' .Y- I Y , 'S FRIENDLY FROST JOS. BERMEL, INC. I V It W -Y- i f 1 O A I 7 1 I - 1, A nl ' , , . , . . . Ozot , Y. THE ASSOCIATION OF CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES of the DEPARTMENT of SANITA TION 277 CANAL STREET NEW YORK I3 N Y OFFICERS ANTHONY LAVEGLIA ISIDORE SILBERMAN President Treasurer CLEMENT T OCONNOR CHARLES PERELLA Vnce Presudent Secretary 238 FIC 4 is S DQS Tig! 1214 fi., Poiww XX X5 or ui 0? ' ' 255 ,T 5: , ,I 'x',1'V Q55Q QI .5 - 5 3 2 . 22 , I . Q5 ,V r w. ,.,. ' QQ :Aix +9161 .K imlllllll in Standings baud Oil 00 I-QAYMQF' ll' ,, -g' 1 pg, .' 4-. Cloth Sponging Drivers . S and Helpers Union LOCAL 363 LOUIS LUFRANO, Representative 4I Union Square NEW YORK 3, N. Y. IGN aI'Z ad: prr Jldrd f How's the campaign going, fellows? GEO. J. YOUNG. INC. Surgical Appliances 796 Broadway, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. SAMS BARBER SHOP Specialize in Men's and Children's Hair Cutting 95-06 Jamaica Avenue, Near 95th Street HERMAN TIEDEMANN I37-05 Cross Bay Boulevard, Ozone Park, N. Y. Delicatessen G Cr M SHELL SERVICE STATION Lubrication - Repairs Wilson Avenue, Corner Bleecker Street Compliments of VINC VANASCO l338 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. FLUSHING BOWLING CENTER. INC. IS3-Ol Northern Boulevard Flushing, N. Y. Compliments of WALLY AL FRANK For Better Cleaning VlTO'S CLEANER 24 Hour Service 375 Central Avenue BUSHWICK FUNERAL HOMES, INC. Walter A. Comeskey, President, Sec., Mgr. Il78 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn 2, N. Y. Compliments of WILLIAM C. FISHER l230 Bushwick Avenue, N. Y. BOBBY'S BAG SHOP 2839 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. BON ACORE BAKING CO. Fresh Bread Daily 402 Central Avenue, Brooklyn, N. 239 Y. QUEENSBU RY FLORISTS l I2-I 2 Queens Boulevard Forest Hills 75, N. Y. Compliments of LEANDRO HERRERA Compliments of ENGLISH CLASS IBI September - February 1954 - 1955 JOSEPH A. BIVONA Real Sstate and Insurance Broker 404 Central Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Compliments of JOSEPH F. CAMPISI, ESQ. HARRY FISCHELL Diamonds of the Finest Quality HOlIis 5-I396 Hours 9-I2 PARK MEAT MARKET Choice Meats and Poultry S31 Park Place, Near Classon Avenue SOL GROBSTEIN AND CO. Wholesale Jewelers 177 Canal Street, New York 13, N. Y. NATIONAL PAINT COMPANY Ul.ster 7-1532 138 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. STONE Cv METCALF Sculptured Designs 305 East 60th Street New York 22, N. Y. CHARLES M. DORFMAN ORG. Insurance 62 William Street New York 5 N Y RALPH G CRANMER Insurance 62 William Street New York 5 N Y Compliments of HARRY C WEINKAUFF VlC'S Fancy Groceries 4018 Glenwood Road, Brooklyn 10, N. Y. HENRY DANNEMANN 533 Park Place, Brooklyn 38, N. Y. ROY H. SCHONAV Delicatessen and Fancy Groceries 91st Avenue, Corner 104th Street Richmond Hill, N. Y. DOLAN'S MARKET 1070 3rd Avenue New York 21, N. Y. JOHN DOMO Bar and Grill 1926 Bath Avenue Brooklyn N BELLACICCO S BAKERY 43 G4 Junction Boulevard Corona N Y GERARD J. NEUFELD, INC. HAvemeyer 4-4000 B8-O4 43rd Avenue, at Whitney Avenue Elmhurst, N. Y. JOHN J. KENNEDY Real Estate - Insurance Vlrginia 7-3864 - 6-7200 1 11-O9 Jamaica Avenue, Richmond Hill IB, N. Y. JOSEPH H. SACKETT Vlrginia 9-4885 9216 Jamaica Avenue, Woodhaven, N. Y BELNORD If COMPANY 481-487 Sterling Place Brooklyn 38, N. Y. FEIN fr MESHALOFF Prescription Specialists 748 Washington Avenue Corner Park Place JAMES A KELLY Real Estate All Branches 265 9th Street Between 4th and 5th Avenue Brooklyn N Y DQ The last dance at St John s Prep A FRIEND 240 BAldwin 3 3955 WALLY RHODES AND His ORCHESTRA 156 WESTERVELT PLACE BALDWIN L l ...-,.-1 dances at the Senior Prom . I , , . Y. I -' I I i . 1 'L .0 47 ' .I K , . . f , 0 ' I 5 ' l ' ' A I Q. A . . I 'H I AI- xf L 'nf0.1.',tiA I OF Taking a breather. between IRVING S COLMAN QLD 475 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK I7 N Y 241 O Mu rf .1 1 fffgf FAUST QUALLIOTINE Texaco Service Station ll8th Street and l0lst Avenue Rlcnrnond Hill. N. Y. LIBERTY BARBER SHOP II7-I4 Liberty Avenue Rlchmond Hill I9, N. Y. CHR. SORENSEN Fancy Delicatessen Vlrglnia 3-3070 VVQ Deliver IIS O6 Liberty Avenue R chrvond HIII N Y AARONS FRENCH DRY CLEANERS Cleaners of D st nction 966 Durnont Avenue Brooklyn 8 N Y Compliments of MR AND MRS WALSH VARIETY MARKET Virginia 7 2884 Or lers Dellvercd lO8 O7 Jama cu Avc-mc Brooldyn N Y Compliments of GLENDALE CATHOLIC CLUB J KUEBER 62 O2 Fresh Pond Roa Maspetn N Y PERLMAN PHARMACY 60 49 Fresh Ponl R011 Maspc-th N Y SUNSET CLEANER 22 I2 Llnden Boule All clean ng ne on prenn ses EDDYE REINS LADIES ACCESSORIES Brook yn N Y Comp mon s M CHAIN Ere Q can 6 C14 MOHRMAN'S DELICATESSEN IO9-I6 Farmers Boulevard Hollis, N. Y. GARDEN TAILORING 'IO9-ll Farmers Boulevard Hollis 23, N, Y. DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH 3423 Newkirk Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. W. TODD NAPPIES MARKET 2l0 I7 Hollis Avenue Bellaire N Y B fr B CIOTHES SHOP Jamnca s Finest Clothing Store 164 O8 Jamaica Avenue Jamaica N ERICH S MARKET Vlrolnla 9 5458 ll4 3 lOlst A enue Rnchmond Hill N Y LEIFER BROS STEEL C0 INC s St c nQlsl1r1lCly Comp ments t MR AND MRS STEPHEN BATTHANY MR AND MRS ALPHONSUS V GRANT LIBERTY CLEANERS IIO 26 L bert Avenue rw ark NASSAU LAUNDRY B 1 W H 2f JOES MEAT MARKET an Pou 2 n X' cn in 2-I Compliments of JOSEPH PASCALE LASKAS FLORIST Vlrginia 3-961 I IIB-I9 Liberty Avenue, Richmond Hill, N. Y CENTRAL PHARMACY Vlrginia 9f2l5I ll4-Ol lOlst Avenue, Richmond Hill, N. Y DON PHIL S Custom Hatters and Renovaters ll3 I3 Liberty Avenue Richmond Hill NEWKIRK ERUITERER AND GROCER l858 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn N Y B Er P LUNCHEONETTE Best Coffee Served 27 O2 Dltmars Boulevard Aston BLUE SEA FISH MARKET Fresh Fxsh Daily 29 I7 23rd Avenue DITMARS MARKET Meats Poultry and Provision 22 36 3lst Street Astoria N CHARLES SCIASCIA Grocery Store 40 2l Sth Avenue Brooklyn 32 Compliments of MR AND MRS VINCENT A DORRIAN AND FAMILY CARLS MEAT MARKET l2O A lOlstA cnue Rchmond H HOWARD CLOTHES .lsn A e'lue x Y illNY - A , I l A , . . 1 - ' , ' ' , N. Y I I I V . . - ' , 'a, N. Y. . - r V . - - I Y D, - , . -I v , I , . . . ., . 36 33 21 t 'rut Lo . f l 6, N. Y . - , ' , .Y. Y J l Q ' ' - , ,N. . - l 14 1 ' I '1 , . O, f earl Ozo. e P , lv Y. l fro . E.: .lc- ,T7 ' 1302 A'-enue M, 9734 lm fxl.ew..ff. igffm. ,fr rl I Vlfi 1 0 7 7368 C Powell' ' -' ' . , 1 , . ll t of A Fines' Dua .Tw 'neat . .1 try - ES: anaie 5-6222 40 F Jftf -. ,E t l' ' f - F 7-B 'Gif Nostra 3 4. ue Erco l,n, 'J Y. Eregf. ,ri l, N, -, 3 DICKS MEAT MARKET 74 21 Metropol tan Avenue Middle Village N Y Compl ments of DR AND MRS ARTHUR V GRAHAM FULTON WOODWORK AND FURNITURE MART Chrome Dlnette Sets and Bedd ng 3030 Fulton Street Brooklyn 8 N Y MR AND MRS JOSEPH SLASKA MR AND MRS RAYMOND A TIERNEY RAPID ELECTRIC CO 2881 Muddletown Road Bronx N Y MILLNER BROS INC Print ng Engrav g 628 630 B oadway New York I2 N Y FERRARA Pe fect Dlamonds Jewele s for 3 Generat ons 459 Knucke bocker Avenue Brooklyn N Y LONG ISLAND STAIR BUILDERS INC ll6 ll lOlstAvenue Rchmond Hull N Y MR AND MRS PATRICK CROWE Freshman Compliments of headed for Sodaluty - ' I q a ' ' ' a - in . - f , , . . , i r ' , r i ' r , , . . AND FAMILY Vlgrinia 9-4647 Fred Vanacore - , i ', , . ws: T , .S WL, thx ' I X I , l 5 l 3 . 3 Two Prep Alumni-Father Joseph McCaffrey and his brother, Ray. Father McCaffrey before his first low Mass in Prep Chapel. HANS DONHAUSER C0. Established 1859 Florist Asforia 8-0515 Wedding Bouquets, Funeral Designs our specialty 7l-Ol Astoria Boulevard, Jackson Heights, Compliments of A. SCHWAB Cr SON Pork Store and Meat Market 801 Seneca Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of ELITE CLEANERS LIBERTY WINES AND LIQUORS HYacinth 5-8225 i539 East New York Avenue, Brooklyn, N. ANTHONY J. VERDIRAME General Insurance 686 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. KNOTTY PINE CARD AND GIFT SHOP 88-I6 Liberty Avenue Ozone Park I7, N. Y. N. Y. Y. MON SEES General Merchandise 92-I6 Liberty Avenue Compliments of the six of us ZBYTNIEWSKI FAMILY In time of Need RANDAZZO FUNERAL HOME APplegate 7-329l lO55 Liberty Avenue SAVARESE BROS. LOCAL TRUCKING HYacinth 9-5087 487 l2th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. CRUSADER CANDLE CO. 325 Nevins Street Brooklyn IS, N. Y. RUSSO BROS.-CARTING CO. 3ll Nevins Street Brooklyn 15, N. Y. JOE'S AUTO WRECKING 430 Carroll Street Brooklyn, N. Y. 245 J. L. AUTO PARTS TRiangle 5-I I6I 594 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BOLINO'S TRUCKING Ft. Greene Market 5th and Atlantic Avenues, Brooklyn, N WOLF G JASEN MOTOR CORP TWining 7-2500 Showroom: 98-36 Queens Boulevard FRANKLIN'S MEN SHOP NEvins 8-8244 499 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. VICTOR CARL ANTIQUES lO3l Second Avenue New York 22, N,. Y. MARK D. BURTON Carpenter - Contractor FLoraI Park 2-1994 Floral Park, N. Y. Compliments of -QQ if 'J Father Symes gives a helpful hp s Martin I Sheehy ST. JO!-lN'S PREP . . .- l922 SEA FOOD LOBSTERS dh. STEAK HOUSE Our menu IS planned to please the most dnscnmnnahng appehte CHOPS PRIME SIRLOIN STEAKS FOR TWO CHICKENS Whe e the No th Sho e Meets the South Shore HOLLIS L I HOII s 5 9597 , 1 r r r 206-02 HILLSIDE AVENUE Corner Francis Lewis Boulevard and Hillside Avenue , . . i - Eve Q ee 5 0264 He pshe d 3 I-100 G C MEAT MARKET WE DELIVER 2233 PITKIN AVENUE KILLORIN CO PLUMBING AND HEATING GAS HEAT 2076 EAST I7tI'I STREET BROOKLYN N Y Show Rooms 3003 AVENUE J Co e Nost a d A e BROOKLYN N Y GECI eye 4646 AND IN BROOKLYN ,T ,S THE WHALEN PLUMBING co TERVAN PLUMBING HOME APPLIANCES HEATING Efhcuently Servmg Queens County CATON PLACE I82 30 HILLSIDE AVENUE BROOKLYN N Y JAMAICA N Y 248 r r n - S 9 3 L rn r r n v nue BROOKLYN 7, N. Y. CLoverdaIe 3-7IO4 n L 1 1 ' e2 7i- EVergreen 5-3427 Zhi'-T? 1. . ' -V- . 1 ' 1 ffsvsf 4421. u ff To Be FOOT-WELL See R and L Molds made by cast for orthopedic shoes and arch supports PRESCRIPTIONS l EXPERTLY .Jai 55537 lllf F I LL FD a t s 'W custom Mn: snoss 'xt tr -l ', , -- R li-xi' Foot Appliances gr. 'gms Shoe Corrections 35 Years Experience All Work Guaranteed R fr L ORTHOPEDIC SHOE SPECIALISTS 846 SUTTER AVE., BROOKLYN, N. Y. Van Siclen Ave. Station on IRT, BMT and IND 7llf-.9ww- HECK i i nl f ', fl ., ' of 'iff' f .4 J? ,ij ' K Bohack is your store, tool This great food chain, with stores in every cor- ner of Long Island, is as local as your community newspaper. We're proud to be a part of long Island's economy . . . and we are dedicated to serving this great community with the finest foods at low prices. Make it a habit to shop at your neighborhood S Bohack Store . . . and f' ioin the thousands f who save regularly by shopping regularly at 5- Long lsIand's Own ,I Food Markets. A ff-L Dlamond 4-6969 CHARLES D. FRASER 6 CO., INC. INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS CHARLES D. FRASER--President THOMAS J. FRASER-Vice President l7l-7 William Street New York, N. Y. 249 Cafeteria on a busy day Vincent Rizzuto and Robert Maloney with their trophies. ot Couftesy John Howe and Jack Seaman practicing before a meet 011195 Valmm H and ca. aeaeera, vrestdem v XNCENT zso s x, LQ3., .. N l' I 'E - n 4 gg .I .yv A 4 - Ywfffi ri 5:4 ' 2f7flvR '3f,,5fff ,ff-' -- A ,ying ,x ,X ,J-,.a-Zi'f'fa,,'gfigfwvA df.: iilgk m . 'H .fl A -, I . V K I K I - f -'W-x-g:f?1c,W'-buf? ff .:f- 1' Q LL -V+ Vg , . W. ., ., ,Rf Q . ,, +1 , . , 1. W W: , N.,-,Y 'qv .xt -'gg f ',.sY,siE ' .+. .h Q' x ' A V - ' J jar: -,-ii, , S.. v I V A , jg ,:gxgf23g,..h'X?E:.:g.?L3s.,'g6vnaxg,- K - Qi' , . . ' 'ff 1-1- ff, 5 . -Mi 85 Lf 'I - ff, f- - A ' ' ' E 35 'ix VT' ' 'ijfgrb ,YF LY in Q V 4 - 1 ' fag --Q g . 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FOUNDED T874 In New York: 600 Fifth Ave. at 48th St. 479 Fifth Ave. at 41st St. Warren St. at Broadway And in Boston : Tremont St. at Bromfield St. PECK C1 HILLS FURNITURE CO. MUrray HIII 9-5611 FURNITURE CUMPANY, INC Exhibition Building and General Omces 214 EAST 34th STREET - NEW YORK 16, N. Y. 02 . APPOI NTS NEW OFFICERS S T+L- E C? K Thomas Havard gal I, Marino 5 Pf6'SfdefIf and Tfeasufef Vice President and Secretary E U I I E Quinn unnuuuf AMERICA'S FINEST COLLECTION or: MODERN -TRADITIONAL - PROVINCIAL 6 am WF, S-'wma C I KNOX? RS 175 SO OXFORD STRLET BROOKIXN 17 N Y Telephone STerl ng J 4743 Offncers FRANK CRETA Presudent JOSEPH GIUDICE Vuce President DOMINICK TODARO Execufuve Secret ry FRAND DEL CASINO Treasurer VINCENT FACCANI Fwnanclal Secretary JOSEPH SCARPA Recording Secreta ry FRAN K ONORATO Corresponding Secretary EDWARD FILOSA Sergeant at Arms 253 Q X ,',,'x x . Ds if --.xf'X.'E:. DEPARTM NT -- -Wig 3 ANITATION j' , J I J 'X 485' 3-WD X fi? 4 fa-5 rx ,li A I 'Fm 'X , 1 x n 'f. ' ' 'gf' A Q P' X 4 2 ,xf x 6 1 C12 ' .Q 1 Q . 1 4 'I P ! . f A Y' if 7 ' ' , 4 'f' f 'V 5 ' A., . U val 4 ' he A . . ri ,- ,I ! fe J V y J 5 Q- 0 .fi ,lt.f!. 1 ,f g, all T 554 1 s Azo- L U x 4 1 v X 1, gm? pl' J! Xa If KW? Y v' x Compliments of LLOYD AND JOE Compliments of UNIQUE PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 9-I I Maiden Lane, N. Y. Compliments of GRIECO PRINTING CO. Brooklyn 32, N. Y. KNICKERBOCKER DIE CUT 332 East 28th Street New York 16, N. Y. M. RUBIN Cr SON 21 Bond Street New York 12, N. Y. Compliments of P. J. E. Compliments of JOHN'S BAR AND GRILL 210 Fulton Street, New York, N. Y. PASE OLDSMOBILE 79-20 Queens Boulevard Elmhurst, De. 4000 KARL'S RESTAURANT 66-60 Grand Avenue Maspeth 78, N. Y. HOUSER BUICK, INC. 215-16 Jamaica Avenue Queens Village 28, N. Y. VINCENT H. MCINERNEY Counselor-at-Law 190- I 2 Jamaica Avenue SCHMELZ BROS. Plumbing and Heating Contractors 1485 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn N Y Compliments of TORCH AND TONG SOCIAL CLUB 3rd Avenue and 16th Street, New York N Y ALBERT R. MENCONE CO Real Estate - Appraisals - Insurance 1 I76-Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn 21 N Y KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Compliments of MR. AND MRS. JOHN DUGAN AND FAMILY d to the top. The picture WILLIAM H SCHEURER l855 Cemetery Memorlals l955 IO0th nmversary AStorla8 48 I4 Astoria Boulevard Long Island Cnty 3 N Y 0708 EMBASSY CLEANERS AND FURRIERS 63 66 Woodhaven Boulevard Rego Park N Y Compllments of 4B AVERYS BOOK STORES INC New and Old Books 308 Llvlngsfon Street Brooklyn N Y Compluments of 4B BELL MUSICAL EXCHANGE 894 Qumcy Street Brooklyn 21 N Y JOSEPH J BOLOGNA C1 CO Real Estate Insurance lI46 Bushwlck Avenue Brooklyn 2 LUBEN CREDIT CO Louls Shuchat Ul.ster 3 I767 9l9 46th Street Brooklyn N Y KRAMER Cr WAGNER NC Furnnture I663 Broadway Brooklyn 7 Y G D TRUCKING 242 Randolph Street Brooklyn 37 N Y I N JOE Cr JERRY SERVICE STATION IOQ3 Grand Street Brooklyn 6 N Y PARK FLORIST Vlrglnla 9 3I I2 8OI5 Jamalca Avenue Woodhaven 2l N Y SHALINS FUNERAL HOME 84 O2 Jamaica Avenue Woodhave 24 N J B Shal ns Funeral Dnrector lndustnal Electrical Contractors 265 267 Lee Avenue Brooklyn 6 CLAY S GROCERY 23 I4 Dufmars Boulevard Long Island Cnty 5 N Y WOODBOURNE GARDEN E I2OO Union Turnplke New Hyde Park N Y N Y NTER INC Compliments I-larry . Rams ATTORNEY AT LAW DENTON BUILDING MINEOLA, N Y 256 ' ' AY- A ' , n , .v. , . I i ' ' ' ' DA-NITE ELECTRIC CO. I ,I . 5 ' ' ' ' , ,NI . 1 c , I , . . , . . of I my, K K 3' A it 'An i , 'K W vw ,1 Q I 5 QE? 25' Z' , 'H 1 ' W qi' 0 Hf 'i . fa, i , an 1- if XX X Q if A3 3 E152 2 V E, ,W Q, if ,,, L DVS 1 yy, ff, 7 ,,, ,L W Q 5- W Beat Brooklyn Prep V W 1.1, ,vw ' , nf , I . ww -4 . 'V is . nf.,-,, LL W2 54122 fn Q Mffifffif' ffffx MP :Y , he 4. iff T' 45,4 . Z 42- 52 ' 1 5 rw Q W , P ' ' , , ww y M H 'W WAIker 5-7413 - 4 - 5 JCI-IN J. DELURY TAT gXI.gQ4'4,x Iiivfg, 9, v 1004 mx Presudent and Busmess Manager NIFORMED SANITATIONMEN S U ASSOCIATION LOCAL 831 IBT AFL 277 CANAL STREET NEW YORK I3 N Y 259 , . - .' . . . O ,- w- Q 0 1 1 : 9, ,A I 0' . ww xxmenxs OR 1 BUTCHER KNITTING MILLS, INC. Manufacturers of KNITTED OUTERWEAR 69-OI METROPOLITAN AVENUE MIDDLE VILLAGE 79, N. Y. 260 The Gnu Emplnuees local Unmn Hn 237 CompIime'ntS of I EHSHUWSKY PHUVISIIIN llll., INC J AND H OLCHIN ZO5 ALLEN STREET NEW YORK 2 N Y 262 OR h d 4-1838 -1839 CHeIsea 3-I376-1377 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, LOCAL 643 AFFILIATED WITH A. F. of L Headquarters and Offices Rooms: I603-4 265 WEST 14th STREET NEW YORK II N Y Dismissal! t th P p ,cn LII IE IIQ ID V 'EAI WI N INI.. MANHATTAN FRUIT EXPORT CORP. and MANHATTAN FRU IT CONTRACTING CO. 49-55 LAIGHT STREET NEW YORK I3, N. Y. CONTRACTORS FOR FIRE BRICK WORK 264 35-45 VERNON BOULEVARD LONG ISLAND CITY I, N. Y. AStoria 8-0227 llmted Automobile Wm ken s of Amen Ilfl 49 WEST 32 d STREET NEW YORK I N ' 0 ' 0 1 1 Tl . , . K I ' 0 1 l I fdnated wufh The Amcrucan Ecdemtwrw of Lg U ' 5 . Y. ANGELO'S FRUIT MARKET Wholesale and Retail 185 Stone Avenue AMADORA FUCCI MEAT MARKET EVergreen 5-3773 193 Stone Avenue Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ANGELO DiNAPOLI GEBHARDT'S BAKERY Wedding and Birthday Cakes Our Specialty 175-31 Jamaica Avenue, Jamaica, N. Y FRED'S BAR AND GRILL 64-63 Dry Harbor Road Middle Village 79, N. Y. BOHRINGEITS MEAT MARKET DAvenport 6-1830 64-61 Dry Harbor Road Middle Village 79, N. Y, Compliments of F. W. EHRHARD EINHORN'S FOOD STORES TWlning 4-B873 64-24 Grand Avenue, Maspeth, N. Y. ---.-...is Compliments of Compliments THE GERAGHTY FAMILY FROM FRIENDS Of a Prepster MARCY PHOTO STUDIOS 7611 New Utrecht Avenue Compliments of Brooklyn 14, N. Y. Compliments of RAY CLEANERS DR. AND MRS. FREDERICK C. MUTTER BEachvlew 2-8873 Compliments Of MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. RIORDAN Compliments ot AND FAMILY DR. LOUIS PASCOCELLO Compliments of i:Ej:g.IiE1R1E47ZRJOS. POULTRY MARKET -,OPS MENS SHOP 325 East Nth Street New York N- Y- 1958 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn 34, N. Y, GALANTER PHARMACY Prescriptions - Drugs - Cosmetics BEachview 2-9491 6824 18th Avenue, Brooklyn, N. JOHN'S MEAT MARKET Hotels and Restaurants Supplied 552 86th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LOUIS DiLUGLIO Painting and Decorating Y. 87-94 144th Street, Jamaica, N. Y. EDWARD J. RUPFER Contracting Done 40-O2 169th Street, Flushing, N. Y. FRANK STEHLIK Meats, Poultry and Provisions 490 Central Avenue, Brooklyn 21, N. Y. J. C1 J. FISHERY Sea Food Specialties 189-21 Linden Boulevard, St. Albans, N. Y fsffk f I li XX ,l 1 ' z .fn ins Stalag 17 The rat is caught 266 a new Long Island home for St John s . . us! its .f :QQ 15.-.- ?a--'.- LONC ISLAND DIVISION HILLCREST CANIPUS Utopia Parkway and Grand Central Parkway ueens CAddress all mqumes to proper Brooklyn addressj Sr JOHN s COLLEGE B A and B S New mayors in Iournahsm Fme Arts and Speech Xlen only day session fformerly uptownj SCHOOL OF COMMERCE B B A Coeducational d ry session TEACHERS COLLEGE B S in Ed Elementary 'md secondlry lex cls Cocduc rtlonrl day session Crldu rtc courses in the evening GRADUATE SCHOOL NI A NI S NI L S 'md Ph D degrccs 1 L aftemoon and Slturdxy sessions Kformerly uptoumj Accredited by the Nliddle States Associa SITA To open m September 1955 at the 100 acre campus of Hillcrest Umon Tumpfke and Utopna Parkway in Queens BROOKLYN DIVISIONS UPTOWN ao Lewis Ax enue Brooklyn 6 TEACHERS COLLEGE in Ed BS NIS 1n Ed PhD ln Coeducatronal late afternoon and Saturday classes DOVVNTOYVN 96 Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn 1 L NIVERSITY COLLEGE B A and B S Coeducatlonal day and ex enmg sessions SCHOOL OF COMMERCE B B A Coeducatlonal day and evening sessions COLLEGE OF PHARMACY B S in Ph xrmacy CO6dllLdllOH8l day session SCHOOL OF LAVV LL B LL NI and I S D Coeducational day md ex cnmg sessions SCHOOL OF XLRSING EDLCATIOR Ni S ln Nursing Education late afternoon and evening sessions - ' QI Tl tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools +8 nE,1z05- J, Founded in 1870 and conducted and by professional accrediting agencies. +0 J' 4' f by the Vincentian Fathers. 2 ff' 5 W E 'E 4. i310 6O'EBOQh Nevins and Hurdy-Gurdy Brands ORANGES TANGERINES GRAPEFRUIT FAMOUS INDIAN RIVER FRUIT O EGAN-FICKETT CO., INC. 268 X I a la' my r k wr ' l zz. t ..,4'f1'f fl' F, if its f ,gaggi- 41' ff ,g ,.', Q '2 ft i w??'lN' Rod Crowley pulls down ff 1, x 4,7 1 I I ,1' ,Ia ir! 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I . -:JT . 'Flaw ,, ,W , Mwvwmww. V I mznliiii 5 B 322 . g g g p It il ' ' ' hen city :again wa.-use s friendly 'gm PRODUCED BY night' and a slowly darkening skyline marks the end of another busy day - one marvels at the routine coordination so essential to the success of a great metropolis. ' l Significant, and above all other human attributes, is - friendliness, that very fair and honest regard for the other fellow. Proof, that ENGRAVATONE practices this golden rule, is a growing list of satisfied friends - and it is not surprising that singularly better and economical college and school annuals are consistently produced under our banner of good fellowship and cooperation. NEW CITY PRINTING 00. UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY UNion 1-2400 New York Phone L0ngacre 4-9161 Ftnwtwofwl This volume of Prep Shadows would not be considered complete without a word of thanks to those who assisted our Staff during the past year. To Father Hurley, our Headmaster, we are indebted for his many suggestions and for the interest he has shown despite his many other duties. Fred and Frank Ball and the personnel of New City Printing Company gave us valuable aid in making this book different and attrac- tive Our photographers would never have accomplished their arduous job without the pictures suggested and taken by George Routel and his studio staff A special note of thanks must be extended to the English Department Their as sistance accounts for the successful ad campaign of the past year To Father McGourty our business moderator we the editors are most grateful He spent long hours arrang ing details and thus making our task so much easier Finally to each and every student we say thank you for your support and interest We hope we are giving you a Yearbook worthy of St John S Prep Editors Administration Ads Alumni Banquet Band Baseball Basketball Biology Bowling Camera Christmas Novena Dedication Earth Science Club Fall Dance Football Forum French Freshmen German Glee Club Graduates Holly Hop Intramurals Juniors Laboureans 4 2 4 70 22 4 49 O 6 2 90 14 Latin Library Mass of the Holy Ghost Math Club Moore Honor Society Office Staff Physics Club Prep Shadows Poster Service Red Owl Retreat Riding Club Seniors Senior Directory Senior Prom Sophs Spanish Club Speech and Debate Stalag 17 Student Council Swimming Tennis Track Vocational Crusade 272 9 0 FF ' ' ' ...,.,A,.,,......,.......,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,, 8 ' ,,,,,,,...,.,,,,.....,,,,......,,,,,....,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,,...,,,,.,, 150 ' ,,,.......,..,..,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 1 0 ,,,,,,,,,,,a,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,S ,,,.,,,, 1 16 ' ,,,,,. . ,,,..,,.,,.,.........,,,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,, 148 ' ,.,s., As,,,s,,A,,.,.,,,,,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,css,,.,,,.. . .152 ' .,,A.,.,,,,,,...,,,,..,,.c..e,..,,,,.,,,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,. 188 ,,,,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,,sss,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.s,,,,,,s,,,,.. 146 ' . ,...,..,,.,,,,....v..... ., ......,...,,..,,,.,,.,,,, 1 ..,.,...,....,..,,..,,A.,,..,, . .,,,,,,,,.,,,,,..,,,.,.,,...,,..,.. 144 ' ' ,.,,,,,.....,,..,,,s,,,..,,,.. ,,.,,,,..,.,,,,,...,.....,.,,,, 4 .,,.s, ,s,,., ,,.,,s,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,c,,,,,,,,s,,,..,,,,,,..,., 1 2 4 ' .A... ,,,. ,,,,,. , ,,...,...,,,.c,.....,,,,,,..,,. 1 5 3 ' ' ,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,.,.,,,.. , .,,..,,,..,.,,,.,, .,.,..15 Faculty .,,,,..,.....,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,c,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 15 St. Patrick's Day Parade ,.,,, ,..,,,, ,,,,,, ..,, . . , A ,,,,, .129 W 7,,,,.....,,.,, ,..,a.., . ,... . ,......,..A,,......,.,.c.,, 1 18 ' .,...,,..,...,..,.,,, 7, ,,...,,.. ...,,,.,, ,,,,. .,,,..,a..,,. . , . . 70 ' .,,,.,,.,,,,....., , .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,........,,,,,,,,,,, 76 ...,,,.,,,...,,....,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,v,...,.,,.a.,,,a..,.,. 176 -.f - ' aw. 31- 734- 9'-1 -.4-,.wf4,.l , ,. 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