Augustinian Academy - Augustinian Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

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History and Algebra at the Augustinian Academy 1111211111 REV. 1927 1931 1934 1935 1939 1944 1. BERNARD HUBBERT, O.S.A. Religious Profession B,A. from Villanova College Ordained to Priesthood Instructor of Biology, Physics, and Chemistry at the Augustin' ian Academy M.A. from Catholic University Rector of the Augustinian Academy Riiv, 1914 1926 1931 1941 1942 Al'f21'ST1NE GONZALES, O.S,A. Religious Profession B.A. in Valladolid, Spain Ordained to Priesthood M.A. from Catholic University Instructor of Spanish at the Augustinian Academy Rev. Tifioiims P. PIJRCELL, OSA. 1936 1940 1943 1944 1950 Religious Profession BA, from Villanova Co11ege Ordained to Priesthood M.A. from Catholic University Instructor of Civics, Latin. English, Religion, and Music at the Augustinian Academy REV. DONALD L. WiLLiAMs, O.S.A. 1938 1941 1944 1945 1951 Religious Profession B.A. from Villanova College Ordained to Priesthood M.A. from Catholic University Instructor of Latin, English, Speech, and Drama at the Augustinian Academy 1111111111 Riav. AN1i1'S N. CARNIQY, OSA. 1936 194H 1943 1944 19511 Religious Profession BA, from Villanova College Ordained to Priesthood NIA. from Catholic University Instructor ol Matlieniatics and Religion at the Augustinian Academy Riiv. HnNRY j, MK.1IN'l'YR1i, O.S.A. 1940 1944 1947 1948 19511 Religious Profession BA. from Villanova College Ordained to Priesthood M.A, from Catholic University Instructor of Religion, Latin, and Greek at the Augustinian Academy Thr I'l'U1l.N 111111 lqiml SI,N1L'TS, 1115 DtiIlQ11ft'?'V uf the Tviust Hulju lit'L1t't'11It'7', ulmxu A'11'I11L'1'11UIl.XL' IV m 'x1Luc1m41m1.+1g, Pu., prepare om' 1411141111 fl1L'A11 g1r.xtm11111 Auldm DR. 1':1UR1NlZl- T, 17uNuvAN 5511001 Pflyxlcluvl MRS. JUHN Mf1Ll',RNAN Su1mo1 Sarremry A X l11J.1ll'NX 'IEW' 7'fLlC1l7lLS tlXSl.NfLl1lL'C to 19117 15,A. from Cullcgv of St. F1'2lI1C1H 1,11-fp 1 5, XilY1L'l' um' cnrcrpriscs. 1911 M.1,7. frum f1m'l1L'11 Univfrsitv 1925 1'.A,C,S. 1 SENIIIRS ANTHONY BROWN Day Students' Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society 1,2.3,4: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4g First Friday Club l,2,3,4g Annual Stall, Advertising Staff 4. Tony, A.B. Staten Island, New 'York Tony's horse laugh has made him a very popular boy during his four years. Always active in the Sanctuary Society, he was President in his senior year. A.B. has chosen the medical profession for his career, and we are sure that he will succeed. JOSEPH CLARK Day Students' Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,4: Intramural Sports 1.Z,3,4g Student Council 4, Annual Staff, Chronologist 4: Class Ofhcer, Vice President 2. 'ifoeu Staten Island, New 'York Aloe will always be remembered for his late slips, his car, and his horse. Although Joe found some subjects difficult, he always got by and did well in history and English. Good luck, joe. It has been a pleasure to know you. PAUL CREWS Day Students' Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society l,2.3,4g Intramural Sports l,2,3,4: Student Council 4: Annual Staff, Advertising Staff 4: Varsity Baseball 2,3,4g Varsity Basketball Z,3,4q Class Ollicer, Secretary 2, Day Students Football 4. Paul Staten Island, New 'York Paul is a good scholar and a fine athlete. His talents on thc diamond and court will long be remembered. Paul, with his pleasant personality, should have no trouble in the business world. Best of luck to you, Paul. JEROME DeFOREST Day Students' Club 1,2,3,4: Sanctuary Society l,2,3,4g Intramural Sports l,2.f'v,4: Student Council 4: Annual Stall, Advertising Stall 4: Varsity Basketball 2. De Fon Staten Island, New 'York .Ierry was the life of every class with his quick wit and his love of the 'Yankees He has proven his own prof Hciency in sports on the basketball courts. We feel that Jerry is destined to succeed in the busif ness world. Good luck to a true friend. IO PETER DeMARZIO Day Students' Club l,2,3,4g Intramural Sports l,2,3.4: Student Council 4: Annual Stalf, Literary Editor 4: Varsity Baseball 4: First Friday Club l,2,3,4. Pete Staten Island, New 'York Pete is one of our class's scholars. A consistent member of the honor roll, he excells in all but prefers Spanish and math. Pete was the star of our football Held. We are sure that he will attain his goal. JOSEPH DUNN Day Students' Club l,2,3,4: Sanctuary Society l,2,3,4: Intramural Sports l,Z,3,4: Student Council 4: Annual Stalf, Advertising Staff 4: First Friday Club l,2,3,4. foe Staten Island, New 'York joe, the quiet type, has gained the friendship of all. He has done well in all his subjects, but claims Latin is his favorite. Joe's best sport is football. Best of luck to you, joe, in your chosen profession. MICHAEL FLYNN Day Students' Club l,Z,3.4: Sanctuary Society l,?.,3,4: Intramural Sports 1,2.3,4: Student Council, President 4: Annual Staff, Business Manager 4: Varsity Basketball 4: Class Officer Secretary 3. President 4: First Friday Club l,2,3.4. uMike', Staten Island, New 'York Mike is one of the niost popular and active members of our class. Bunny, a good student has done well in all his subjects and claims chemistry and English for his favorites. To a true friend we wish a life of success and happif ness. RICHARD FOLEY C.S.M.C. 4: Annual Staff, Literary Editor 4: Intramural Sports 4. Dick Danvers, Massachitsetts Dick came to us in his last year, and he quickly proved himself a friend to all. Dick, a good student, does well in all his subjects and favors none. Best of luck, Dick. May you strive ever forward towards your goal. l I 22-fb JOSEPH LIAWARKIEWICZ ROBERT FREDERICKS Day Students' Club l,2,3,4: Sanctuary Society l,2,3,4g First Friday Club l.2.3.43 Student Council 4: Annual Staff, Sports Editor 4, Monthly Staff, Sports Editor 4g Varsity Basketball 3,4. Bob Staten Island, New 'York A product of Sacred Heart, Bob has proven himself a scholar and athlete. A frequent member of the honor roll, he excelled in the sciences. His skill on the basketball court will always be remembered. Good luck, Bob, in your chosen field of chemistry. MICHAEL GALLAGHER Religion Study Club 1.2.31 C.S.M.C., President 4: Dramatic Club 1,41 Annual Staif. Associate Editor 43 Monthly Staff 3,4g Associate Editor 4: Journalism Club 2: Class Officer, Vice President I, Presi- dent 2g Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Mike Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania A four year man, Mike's winning smile has been the key to his popularity. A good student, he succeeds in all sub' jects and favors none. Good luck, Mike. You leave a lot of friends behind you praying for your success. Day Students Club 1.2.3,-1: Sanctuary Society l.2.3,4: First Friday Club l.2.3.4: Student Council 4: Annual Staff, CofEditor 4: Monthly Staff 2.3,4: CofEditor 45 Varsity Basketball 3,4g Day Student Foot' ball 4. joe, Tex Staten Island, New 'York Tex is an outstanding scholar and favors chemistry and physics. His sports skill was seen most in football. .Ioe has chosen engineering as his career and we know he will have no trouble in succeeding. Good luck, -loc. LUKE HALLY Religion Study Club l.2,3: C.S,M.C. 4: Annual Staff. Sports Editor 4g Monthly Staff. Sports Editor 4: Student Council, Secretary 4: Choir 3.4: Varsity Baseball 3,41 Varsity Basketball 4g Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. Luke, jamaica, New 'York Luke has proven himself a scholar and masters all his subjects-his favorite being Latin. However. he will always bc remembered for his skill in sports, especially in basketball. Good luck to you, Luke. May success be your prize. I2 ROBERT HICKEY Day Students' Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society l,2,3,4g Student Council 4g Annual Staff, Advertising Staff 4g Class Officer Treasurer 1,2,3g Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Bob'l Staten Island, New 'York Bob, with his quiet humor and quick quips, is a very popular member of our class. An average student he succeeds in all his subjects and prefers physics and chemistry. Bob has chosen the medical field for his life's work, and we wish him all the luck in the world. PAUL JAMISON Day Students' Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4: Annual Staff, Associate Editor 4: Monthly Staff 3,4g Associate Editor 45 Varsity Baseball I,2,3,4: Varsity Basketball 1,2,3g Dramatic Club lg Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. i'Paul'l Staten Island, New 'York Paul is another of our humor men, and his ready wit is the source of his many friends. A good student he does well in all his subjects but prefers math and speech. The goal Paul has in mind is a sports broadcaster, and wc wish him success in his efforts. BERNARD KEUBLER Day Students' Club 1,2,3,4q Sanctuary Society l,2,?-.43 Student Council 4: Annual Staff, Advertising Staff 4g Varsity Baseball 2,33 Varsity Basketball 3: Day Student Football 4: Intramural Sports l,2,3,4: Golf Team 3,4. Be'rnie,l' Wimpy,, Staten Island, New 'York Wimpy is perhaps the best golfer evcr to graduatc from Augies. He has also distinguished himself in the class- room, especially with his knowledge of history. Wimpy tends toward professional golf as his carccr and we have high hopes for his success. WILLIAM LANE Day Students' Club 1,2,3,4: Sanctuary Society l,2.3,4: First Friday Club 1,2,3,4: Student Council 4: Annual Staff, Advertising Staff 4: Day Student Football 4: Intramural Sports 1,2.3,4: Golf Team 3,4. Bill Staten Island, New 'York A product of Good Counsel Parish, Bill was proficient in all his subjects although he particularly prefers history. His athletic ability was shown chiefly on the golf links. Good luck, Bill. It has been a pleasure to be your classmate. I3 PETER NAPOLITANO Day Students' Club l,'2,3,4g Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,4g First Friday Club I,2,3,41 Student Council 4: Class Oflicer, Treasurer Ig Vice President 3,43 Annual Stall, Advertising Staff 4g Day Student Foot' ball 41 Intramural Sports I,Z,3,4. Pete Staten Island, New 'York Pete, with his booming voice and ready smile, is one of the class's most popular members. He does well in all his subjects and prefers history. Petc's desire is to be a lawyer, and we wish him all the luck in the world. MICHAEL POTOCZNIAK Religion Study Club 1,31 C.S.M.C. 4: Annual Stall, Typist 41 Monthly Staff, Typist 4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Miguel Havana, Cuba Mike. our representative from Cuba, gives the class the spirit of a cosmopolitan and a wit. His career at the Academy can be summed up by the motto, work hard, play hard, His favorite subject is chemistry and his sport is football. You leave, Mike, with the best wishes of all your class. JCSEPH RAFTER Reliizion Study Club l,2,3: C.S.M.C. 4: Dramatic Club 3,41 Annual Staff, CofEditor 41 Monthly Staff 2,3,4g CofEditor 4: journalism Club 21 Intramural Sports l.2,3,4g Class Oflicer. President 3. joe, Troy, New 'York joe has been a very valuable member of our class. He is excellent in class work and prefers Latin and Greek. In journalism, speech contests, and Gaudeamuses his school spirit shines out. He has been a friend, a scholar, and a wit. The very best of luck to you, Joe. NICHOLAS RINALDI Day Students' Club I.'l,3,4: Sanctuary Society l,2,3,41 First Friday Club I,2,3,41 Student Council 41 Annual Staff. Typist 4: Intramural Sports I,2.3.4. Staten Island, New To-rlg Nick will always be remembered for his smile and his horsemanship. Above all his other subjects Nick prefers the sciences, cspccially biology. Nick has chosen to be a veterinarian, and we are sure he will attain his goal. I4 ROBERT SKINNER Day Students' Club l,2,3,4g First Friday Club 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4: Annual Staff, Chronologist 4: Class Officer. President 1: Treasurer 4: Day Student Football 41 Varsity Baseball 2,3,4g Varsity Basketball 3,41 Intramural Sports l,2,3.4. '4B0b Staten Island, New 'York Bob, a Good Counsel product, has always been one of the best liked students in the Academy. Bob really shines on the fields of sports and has been a member of the varsity baseball and basketball teams. He has set his aim toward the field of medicine. Good luck. JEROME SMITH Day Students' Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society 1.23.41 First Friday Club l.Z,3,4: Student Council 41 Annual Staff, Advertising Stall' 4: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. ferry, Rube Staten Island, New 'York Although Rube is small in stature, he more than makes up for it with his quick sense of humor. A good student. he favors no particular subject. Jerry's desire is to be a lawyer. Best of luck to you. ,. . M. WW. ROY SMITH Day Students' Club 1.2.3.4: Sanctuary Society 1.?..3,4: First Friday Club 1,2,3,4: Student Council 4: Annual Staff, Advertising Staff 4g Intramural Sports l,2,5,4. Roy , Staten Island, New 'York Roy has always impressed us with his easyfgoing nature and quiet smile. He is an above average student and has always had good marks in everything though he pref fers languages. Roy has chosen dentistry for his career. May the grace of God carry him to success. STANLEY SMITH Religion Study Club l.2,3: C.S.M.C. 4: Secretary 4: Annual Staff, Business Manager 4: Monthly Staff, Assistant Business Manager 3: Business Manager 4: journalism Club 21 Class Oflicer, Secretary 4: Intramural Sports l,Z.3,4. Stash Andover, Massachusetts Stush , a four year man. has never had any trouble in coming up with a good mark. He is one of our proofs that a scholar can be an athlete, and will long be remembered for his game of football. Good luck, Stan, May God lead you ad altare Dei. I5 mathematics. JOHN VESEY Religion Study Club 2,31 C.S.M.C. 4: Annual Staff Chronologist 4g Monthly Staff 4g Intramural Sports ?.,3,4. Upper Darby, Pennsylvania J.V. , who came to us in his second year. has with his witty gab made friends of many. A good student, his favorite subjects are chemistry and Latin. Good luck, John. We wish .you God's choicest graces. JOSEPH YOST Day Students' Club l,2,3,4: Sanctuary Society l,2,3,4: First Friday Club 1,2,3,4: Student Council 4: Annual Staff, Chronologist 4: Varsity Baseball ?.,3,4: Day Student Football 4: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Joe Staten Island, New 'York Joe's hearty laugh and quick wit has been a pleasure to us all. His preference in subjects is mathematics. Joe is a wonderful baseball player, and he has been on the varsity of that sport for three years. Joe's chosen work is engineering. Good luck, Joe. I6 Day Students' Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,4g First Friday Club 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4g Annual Staff, Chronologist 43 Varsity Baseball 2,35 Varsity Basketball 2,3,41 Day Student Football 4g Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4g Golf Team 3,4, Don Staten Island, New 'York Don has always been a member of good standing in our class. He is a good student and has a special liking for Don is a good basketball and baseball player, and has played on the varsity in both sports. His goal is engineering and we wish him great success. Day Students' Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,4g First Friday Club l,2,3,4: Student Council 4g Annual Staff, Advertising StaH 4g Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Hugh Staten Island, New 'York Although of the quiet type, Hugh has made his pleasant personality felt in our class. A good student, he favors the sciences. Good luck, Hugh. Mary you succeed in whatever task you set your hand. 1 llllll Hlllll ll RS I RETRIISPECI It was on September 13 that the class of '52 first assembled to begin their studies. Cn Sep' tember 17 the Postulants enjoyed the spiritual encouragement of their Retreat Master, Reverend john V. Casey. The next big event to come our way was the patriotic program celebrated in honor of the Freedom Train. Fall came on and the stars of the football field soon made themselves known. Luke Hally and Stanley Smith were among the best in this regard. The next skill to become evident was our flair for drama. Mickey Gallagher started the ball rolling by his part in a Thanksgiving skit called, Miss Schrewburys School. The midfterms were followed by the Term Holiday and a trip to see Monsieur Vincent. Shortly afterwards came the Saint Patrick's Gaudeamus in which we presented our first skit, a Mister Anthony Skit, written by Joseph Rafter. Stush Smith created quite a riot that night as a problem-ladden wife telling her troubles to Joe, who played Mister Anthony. After this comedy came drama in a more serious vein, the Passion Play. The freshmen were well represented by Mike Gallagher, Paul Jamison, and Bob Skinner. There followed in quick succession the solemn ceremonies of Holy Week, the Easter vacation, and the return to complete our year. A biology exhibit was the last big thing of our freshmen year, and on June 24 we became sophomores. With the new year and studies we also greeted new members to our ranks, John Vesey and Michael Potocznick. The retreat this year was given hy Father Purcell, then a member of the Villanova faculty. It was at the Halloween Gaudeamus of this year that we created one of our biggest successes, My Friend Irving. Stan Smith, Mike Gallagher, and joe Rafter were the stars of this play. Shortly before the Thanksgiving vacation the school held an elimination contest to see who would represent the school in the American Legion speech contest. Joseph Rafter won this contest and on December 2 also took first prize in the Island competition. Time was going faster now, and before we knew it the midfterms were upon us and then thc Term Holi' day trip to see The Titan. We were again repref sented in the Saint Patrick's Gaudcamus and like our first year the Postulants staycd here dur' ing Holy Week. On April 17 we returned from our Easter vacation and soon the finals gave us our first taste of the Regents. We had climbed another step higher, now we were juniors. Our junior year went even faster than the others. We were again in the Halloween Gaudeamus, and shortly afterwards the Thanks' giving vacation again brought us a pleasant recess. However, the athletes of our class were showing skill that they had never shown before in the varsity games. We had no Term Holiday trip that year but stayed to see a Novice received. The Saint Patrick Gaudeamus previewed the coming Easter vacation and on March 16 the Postulants went home and the Day Students made their annual retreat. Late that May the school presented a play entitled The Loyal Traitor, and the juniors were represented by joseph Rafter. The next big thing in dramatics was of a lighter nature, but of equal importance. For on the last night of school the juniors treated the graduates with a banquet and the traditional junior Gaudeamus. Finally we were in our last year at the Rock , and the time continued to fly. We presented an' other skit for Halloween, and for Thanksgiving the Day Students sponsored a dance in the school hall. The Christmas vacation quickly came and with it the celebration of Father Pambiancds Golden jubilee. Then came the midfterms and the trip to see .Quo Vadis on Term Holiday. The big thing of this time of year was our amazing and proud record in our basketball games. The Postulants made their retreat early this year, and our retreat master was again Father Casey. The Day Students, as in the year before, made their retreat during Holy Week. Then came the Easter vacation and the return to complete-not just an' other school year-but our stay at the Academy. They were busy and exciting months: several of our number won various awards. We did espe' cially well in the Latin contest sponsored by the Catholic Classical Association of New York, joseph Gawarkiewicz won an award for his com' position in an history essay contest, our senior golf team received an award. The play this year was Brother Petroc's Return, and three of our number represented the class in this. Then came the long awaited invitation mailing and the review for the finals. Now with our career at the Academy behind us, we, the class of '52, look back and recall with pride our career at our Alma Mater. 6652 ac NAME Anthony Brown Joseph Clark Paul Crews Jerome DeForest Peter DeMarzio joseph Dunn Michael Flynn Richard Foley Robert Fredericks Michael Gallagher joseph Gawarkiewie Luke Hally Robert Hickey Paul Jamison Bernard Keubler William Lane Peter Napolitano joseph Rafter Nicholas Rinaldi Robert Skinner Jerome Smith Roy Smith Stanley Smith Donald Tierney Hugh Tunny john Vesey joseph Yost 0 flee .gbniorfi Eigdfenri flue may SEEN MOST AT WITH FOR WHAT Notre Dame Basketball T. Walsh Enlightenment Games Wagner College Rube To eat Nanettes Dolly To kill time Dome's Delicatessen Sam To Gab Clove Lakes Tim Any Sport A Ei P A Crate of Eggs Money Silver Lake Herb Discussion His Room Vcrgil To Pass Scrutinium Cromwell Center Anybody Game of Basketball Rec Hall Artic johnson Gabbing Travis A Frontiersman To shoot Indians Pie Shop Newton Spinelli Whale Hunting S:nior Room joe Clark To talk about cars Nanettes Maycir Moc Loaf T.V. Don E? Will Southern Music T.V. Charlie Music Appreciation Buddy Buddy Rinaldi Pizza Main Corridor A Corner Mumbling Clove Lake Stables Mike Twyford Horses Wiigiier College Anybody To play basketball All over Clark To shoot the breeze Senior Room Defo Talk about Hockey His Room A Mop Cleaning T.V. Jimmy Music Depreciation Library Anybody Books Main Corridor Rafter Philosophizing All over S.I. Audrey Who knows? I 8 in .MJ Own erdona! wayv PET PEEVE AMBITION FAVORITE SAYING REMEMBERED FOR Cow Boys M.D. What's his name? Teasing Fr. Kenny Motorcycle Cops Business Executive Hey Rube! Late slips Alarm clocks Engineer Hey, Yeah! Attendants record Dodger fans Racial persecutors Cheaters Braggarts Morning Bell Yankee fans Morning Bell Crooked Indians agents Jack Harkins Draft board Women with dyed hair Pig headed Irishmen Tall women Ifnver boys The Heros Home work Jamison Crazy drivers Grendel K Demerits Small Handkerchiefs Sideburns Greek Casmir Spanish Teacher Civil Engineer Chemist Architect just to graduate Chemist Speak good English Engineer Sports' coach M.D. Broadcaster Chemical Engineer Professional Golfer Federal judge Dramatics' coach Veterinarian M.D. Big game hunter Dentist Math teacher Engineer Automotive engineer Foreign missions Civil Engineer How about those Yankees! Ch, No! Well what do you know! Wise up! That's a chiche Wait till next year Where we at? The stage coach was late Ah commonn What horse power! Tremendous! Can we have a caption? Turn the radio off What a dopey guy I don't care What a technique Fabulous Who hitcha Beats me Go to Haverville You canlt do that to me I donlt believe it I did all right He's shot! I9 Falling down the hill Hair comb His black hat Bow tie Thermos jug Augie jacket His Smile Coonskin cap Athletic Skill His sense of humor Base Hits His hair cut His convertible Arguments with Fr. Kenny His Moods His laugh Demerits His size His brown fedora Hockey Enthusiasm His nose His lunches His Philosophy His signature Allllllll-ll Sllll Fiitlier Mclniyre suggests 4 pliitc for putting thc names of the elasses in this page from the Clusxex Section. The eciltornll ami fllffllltlllljly staffs listen with zipproval, ANNUAL STAFF Faculty lvloglcrzator Rcv. Henry bl. Ivlclntyrc, O.S.A. Cofliditors . ,, ,,,,, ,,., . ,loscph Gnwarkicwic: joseph Raiftei' Associatc Editors , , ,,.Mich:1cl Gallagher Paul Jamison Literary Editors ,Pctcr Dclvlarzio Richard Foley Sports Editors , ,Rohcrt Frcdericks Luke Hully Business Mzinugcrs ,...,. ,Michzlcl Flynn Stanley Smith CHRUNOLUGISTS -losuph Clark Roy Smith ,lcromc Smith joseph Yost ADVERTISING STAFF Anthony Brown Bernard Kcuhlcr Paul Crews Williiiiii Lzmc .lcromc DeForest Peter Napolitano joseph Dunn Rohcrt Skinner Robert Hickey Donald Tierney Hugh Tunncy A di vrul powow. Father Mclntyre points out a page V 4 , TYPISTS I , rlilizchiii not yet been planned to joseph Gaufarlqiewicz Nicholas Rinaldi Michael Potocznmk in joseph Riifrcv mm to suggest a plan for the layom. 20 llllllllll l Sl ll Stanley Smith reads off the pa' trons that have been collected to Michael Flynn, Tony Brown. and Peter Napolitano. The rest of the advertisers page through boolqs to see who formerly conf tributed. joseph Rafter checks Richard , Foley's article as typists Nicholas 1 Rinaldi and Michael Potoczniak , type manuscripts. While the attaining of a diploma means the completion of our high school course, it also means the parting of the ways for most graduates. These halls of Augusf tinian Academy do not merely contain memories of scholastic achievements but also memories of our common friendship. We take pleasure in recollecting the teachers and classmates who have enjoyed with us the passing of one of the most pleasant milestones on our life's journey. In order to preserve our memories of these eventful years, the annual staff has attempted to compose a worthy memento of our former teachers, class' mates, and activities at the Academy. The exiled Aeneas once proclaimed to his Trojan followers when they were wandering on foreign shores, forsan et haec olim meminisse juvahitn. The staff hopes in a similar manner that, nperhaps in some future time we shall he glad to remember these things . 21 SI IUR UIIICIRS A U SIUDI I I CHU CII STUDENT COUNCIL Mieliael Flynn, Moderator Father Hubbert, and Luke Hallv listen to Bernard Keubler as lie cllscusses his opinion on a current .school matter. SENIOR OFFICERS Fatlzer Kennv. Senior Claxx Moderator, talks with the officers: Micliael Flynn, President, Peter Napolitano. Vice Presideritg Stanley Smitli, Secretarvf and Robert Skinner, Treasurer. 22 HASSIS vusi-GRAUUAHS W ROW' ND SECO ente' B11-dam d, 1' , H- FO' Hafkm' 1aN' T Gdngoqgrglw Couu Lf kiwi-Y W' HOP 'T' ROI gr R' FIRS , RM' Ld' I' .lWl06'J' FYRST ROL!! Leji In Rx' lit: f Hu 66.9, f Le ole, B. Flynn, A, Afhlflluard G. Befrlzold Alclvztyre, j. Bemml T LaRi.va. f A7151, N Dudafv, B. Samara. SECOND ROW l. W Clmbam, E.MGlI71, C 7'Lqx7'0H2f Mc'Carth,v, A. Neabauer, f Sause, j. F red C Semmz, F Mzzrrabv. li Rezllv. THIRD ROW Left ro Rzglztf R, Trlzmg, P. fikzmazzrfke, f Sfledv, Kzlvtncr, Gm-la Szeele, Q Bzknwzwcz. . F71 ef! to R' arrefl E. D nd I M zgfzt . D. M rn' - obbfn, E. Alcgartzlf aloney, R, Armstrong, R. 24 SIIPHIIMIIRES FRONT ROW, Left to Right: V. Ferretti, B. Healy. Mitrphy, F. Seviclq, Fr. Purcell, VI. McLea11, K. Saccafo, L. Ccwfeard, 1. Kinelslgi. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: M. Halphen, W, Sara, T. Walsh, F. Lanlillo, I. Hagerman, T. Marks, A. johnson, F. Rodgers, A. Zicardi, W. Fleming, O. Acosta. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Hanley, Ruhcich, I. Lane, Duddy, G. Vvfhitfeld, R. Brennen, W. Faix, T. Edmonds, F. Arnold, G. Lemule. svldwl FRONT ROW, Left tu Right: j Kass, F. Rzedman, T. Helm, N. Newbaeur. Fr. Carney, D. Sig' mwe, R. Rodgers. A. Hormmg, L Firm. SECOND ROVV, Left to Right: F. Carrelli, P. Schlessner, XV. Bums, R. Govsuclq, D. Mahw, T. Hemtigcm, S. Fittipaldi, Conway, McCuslqer, G. Alexin, S. Perez. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: L. Clark, R. Giese, A. Raines. W. Barfv, T. O'Brien, L. ,S'ea1'erw, E. Martin. M. Scanlon HI. Cullen. K. johnson. ' 25 .JM-:im ff? . C.........f-9 ACTIVITIES ,, Y . , ,, ,,,. ,,...,..,v. ,. . iltiirmd Ydiuimci Ciailtigiler tiicttitcx im :IXSlgNH1L'HI In tvpixt Frc'4ic'r1t'k I.w'tu'i. RIPURIERS INIER NUS STAFF Mtidcrimu- ,. A. Riiv. HENRY J. MCINTYRE, OSA. Cofditors ....,, ,....., . , Joscph Gawzwkicwic: '52 joseph Rztftcr 52 Asswcmtc Editors ,..Micl1:1ttl Gaillzighcr G52 Paul Juinismm 552 Sports Editors. ,,... , . Ruhcrt Frcdcrigks '52 Lukc Hiilly '51 Buiiiicss Mzingigcrs , ..,, ,..,...... S tqmlcy Smith i551 Francis Rcilly '55 bltmhn Vcscy A52 Ediiwnd Doblwin '53 Iiiscpli Fzirrcll '53 Gerald Lclvlolc '54 Williaiiii Giirlzliid '53 Vx'illizmi Fziix '54 Edward Ivfcffgirtliy '5. Al.imcs Mcfftlskcr A55 . , . K, C fEd'tws, joseph Raftev ani joseph Gawarf -lulin Harkin Pill. I'i'cdc.ricL Isi-girl Pi.. k,tM.,iCQ,lp1Lm page layout fo, ihe fmm page of Nltciizlfi Putufllllilk 52 111 1' Dc'Cewl1'v67' issue. Om' of the xtajfix monthly meetings, Hen' Father Nfclnlyrc afipm'tio11x the u'rn'lg tu the rc'fim'tcfi'S. . '4.. Now, let me see. are you YHOUOTL .CICIUTS 171 HRAMATIES Ummm, mst a little more pnwder on the right mdef' Nuys joseph Raftev' while john Maloney prefwlvcs Ccnrgr Bertfmld fm' Ins part in the play. CLUB 29 A scene from our Christmas Gaudeamus. Detecf t11'e Tom Gannon asks Stmllev Smith a question as Anthony Spina looks on. MIITHERS' lillllll FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Thomas Brown, Mrs. john McLernan, Mrs. james McCuslqer Mrs. Richard Sara, Rev. Angus Carney, O.S.A., Mrs. joseph Lemole, Mrs. Felix Sherry, Mrs Ellen Fouvy, Mrs. joseph Walsh. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Anthony LaRosa, Mrs William McGovern, Mrs, Francis Morrissey, Mrs. joseph DeMarzio, Mrs. William Lane, Mrs 'Thomas Taylor, Mrs. john Steele, Mrs. joseph Tost, Mrs. William Koehler, Mrs, Richard Sause Mrs. Felix Hannon, Mrs. Thomas Cavanagh, Mrs. William Fitzgerald, Mrs. joseph Reagan, Mrs Stephen Connolly. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Walter Brennan, Mrs. Michael Murray Mrs. john Mulligan, Mrs. Edward Twyford, Mrs. Andrew Neubauer, Mrs. Frank Tantillo, Mrs john Gorsuch, Mrs. john Farrell, Mrs. john jarnison, Mrs. Charles Semon, Mrs. Charles Alexiri Mrs. joseph Carelli. The officers of the Guild. Mrs. james McCusker, Mrs. Richard Sara, Father Carney, Mrs. joseph Le-mole, and Mrs. Felix Sherry. 32 SPIIIHS I95l-52 BASKHBAll SCHHIUU gbgkfxb x fifffa, Ygeusrlufg, 2 1 ,besugzsfi ?vQ,'Z1l1E'l'YJ4g4i FRONT ROW Left to Right: john Hughes, Raul Crews, Robert Skinner, Anthony Spina, Charles Semon BACK ROW Left to Right: Donald Tierney, Luke Hall: james Sherry, Edmund Dobbin, Robert Frederic S Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian 34 St. George Academy N. Y. Friends School Staten Island Academy Loyola School N. Y. Cathedral Prep Worndmere Academy Brooklyn Friends School .Staten Island Academy N. Y. Friends School Sacred Heart N. Y. Cathedral Loyola School Woodmere Academy Tottenville High School Brooklyn Friends School McBurney School . ...... Columbia Grammar Curtis High School Sacred Heart Ygftug TIWQ afar BASKHBAll FRONT ROW, Left to Right: john Hagemann, Eugene Malin. William Barry, james Sause, joseph LeMole, Gerard LeMole. BACK ROVV, Left to Right: Rev. Thomas Purcell, O.S.A., Coach, Robert Steel, Robert Brennan, Thomas O'Hrien. Edward McCarthy, Thomas XValsh, Casimir Bianowicz, Manager 4 wiv, . Early in October. Reverend Thomas P. Purcell, O.S.A,, called a meeting of all prospective candidates for the varsity basketball team. After a long series the team of 1951f52 was taken from this large number of candidates. Bob Skinner, Bob Fredericks. Paul Crews. Don Tierney. and jim Sherry were our veterans, and Ed Dobbin. Charles Semon, Luke Hally. Tony Spina, and Mike Flynn were newcomers. 1t is interesting to note that for the first time since 1947 an Augie team has been bolstered by Postulants. The 1951152 season has proven to be the greatest season in the history of the Academy. The varsity has won 16 and lost 4. This is a tremendous improvement over last yearls 5f8 record. Two of the most notable wins are onefpoint victories over Tottenville High. 4443. and Curtis. 25-24. ln beating Curtis and Tottenville the varsity scored mayor upsets. since these schools have an enrollment so much greater than ours. As we look back in the 1951152 season. we look back on the greatest in Augie history. lt was a season that saw ten straight ivins for the Augres and many previous records shattered, ltls a season we look back upon with pride. 35 Il Y Sllllll TS' Hlllllllll 1 i 1 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: William Lane, joseph Gawarkiewicz, Peter DeMarzio, Bernard Kuebler, Peter Napof litano. joseph Tost, Michael Flynn. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Nicholas Rinaldi, Robert Skinner, Donald Tierney, Paul jamison, Paul Crews. As the football season rolled around, an intramural football league was organized under the direction of Reverend Angus N. Carney, 0.S.A. The league was part: of the physical edu' cation in the program of the school, and all the Day Students were required to compete. The various classes were divided into teams and as a result many exciting games were played. At the end of the league an allfstar league was chosen, and it is composed of William Lane, Joseph Gawarkiewicz, Peter DeMarzio, Bernard Keubler, Peter Napolitano, joseph Yost, Michael Flynn, Nicholas Rinaldi, Robert Skinner, Donald Tierney, Paul Jamison, and Paul Crews. The spirit of the league was one of good clean sportsmanship, and for this we must apply thanks to our moderator, Father Carney, and the umpires chosen daily from the ranks of the Day Students. The success of the league is vested more in this spirit than in the physical exercise that was gained. And the league this year was very successful. DAY SIUIII TS' BASHlAll FRONT ROW, Left to Right: James Sherry, James Same, Paul Crews. James Shea, Robert Hopkins. BACK ROW' Left to Right: Thomas Gannon, Paul Jamison, Joseph Yost, Robert Skinner. Anthony Spina, Casimir Bianowicz As the yearbook goes to press, the base' ball season has not yet begun. Therefore this description of the doings of the varsity baseball team will be somewhat incomplete. Rev. Angus N. Carney, OSA., in his second year as Coach of the Augies, held a pref season meeting to determine who will compose the team. It is expected that Paul Jamison, Joseph Yost and Paul Crews will do the pitchingf-ref placing Bill Crews and Jerry Duff, lost through graduation. Paul Jamison, Casimir Bianowic:, Luke Hally or Thomas Gannon will probably do the catching it Jamison does not fill a berth on the mound. Jim Sherry or Tom Wzilsli will make a bid for first base, while the remainder of the inf held will be divided among Bob Skinner, Paul Crews, Tony Spina, Jim Shea, and Bob Hopkins. The outiield will be patroled by Jim Sauce, Pete Napolitano, Bernard Kuebler, or Bill Lane. As in the past years the school will meet both local and outside competition. As the diamond begins to steal the lime' light as Americas number one sport, it is the hope of the team and of Fr. Carney that the Augie Aggregation will regain the position of one of the most feared teams in Staten Island. PIISTUM l BASHlAll FRONT ROW. Left to Right: john Hughes, Stanley Smith, Michael Gallagher, Robert Young, Thomas Gannon. BACK ROW, Left to Right: james Conway, Duane Morningrecl, Anthony Spina. Luke Hally, Robert Hopkins, Francis Reilly, joseph Farrell. Early in Oetoher the foothall leagues were formed and the first and most enthusiastic of our intramural sports was hegun. In the senior league the competition was stiff, and no one knew just who was going to he the winner. It was Father Willizxnis' teams that finally carried the slippery pigskin to victory. In the junior league .lohn Duddy's Eagles zoomed out in front and stayed there all season. After the foothall season there came a period when haskethall, volley hall, and soccer were played hy various piekfup teams, The haskethall was the closest to having an organized league, hut in all three exciting, elose games were to he found. The hig advantage of volley hall was that it could he played on the top of the hill when the field was muddy. For this reason, it was the game most frequently played during the winter season. But the snows melted and the hard ground of the field softened to the dust of the hasehall diamond. This also was played on a full scale with a league containing all the Postulants. Since the yearhook is going to press at the heginning of the season it is possihle only to predict the highlights of the season. Luke Hally, Stan Smith, and Duane lvlorf ningred are the veteran stars of the diamond. lt is expected that Tony Spina and Jim Conway will he valuahle assets to their teams. Enough of the season has progressed to predict who will compose the allfstar team, which is pictured. Allfinfall this year has heen a hetter than average year in our intramural sports. It has prof vided many thrills, tough competition, and exeitf ing seasons. PllSllllANl B SKllllAll Top: Fr. Purcell, L. Hally. F. Reilly. Bottom: Bro. Charles, N. Duddv. Top: F. Israel, Hughes, T. Gannon. Bottom: M. Gallagher, R. Young. Murphy, Top: D. Nforningrecl, R. Hopkins, S. Smitlt. Bottom: l. McLean, I, Harkin, R. Foley. Top: 1. Farrell, Conway, A. Spina. Bottom: A. ulolmson, Fr. Williams, W. Clislmm PIISTIHA I Hl0IBAll Top: W. Garland, I. Duddy, T. Edmonds, XV. Faix. Bottom: A, Zicardi, T. Hennigan, -I. Czcllen, A. 1011 115011. Top: XV. Fleming, S. Fittipaldi. 1. Conway, XV. Kistner. Bottom: M. Scanlon. L. Finn, D. Signnri, I. McLean Top: F. Rodgers, E. Martin, R. Armstfong, G. whnfaezd. Bottom: UI. Murphy, F. Sevick, L. Clark, M. Halphin. PllSllllA l llllllll ll Top: Bro. Charles, R. Hopkins, A. Spina, R. Foley. Bottom: W. Clisham, F1. Williams, G. Berthold. Top: T. Conway, S, Smith, I. Maloney, I. Vesey. Bottom: I. Farrell, T. Gannon, I, Rafter. Fr. Carney. Top: Harkin, R. Young, L. Hally, D. Morningrecl. Bottom: M. Gallagher, H. Ford, I. Betoni. Top: Fr. Purcell, N. Daddy, 1. Hughes. Bottom: M. Potoczniak, I. Bustamente, F. Israel F. Reilly. Miss April Ann Alepin Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alepin Staten Island, N. Y- Mrs. R. Allen Staten Island, N. Y. Amory and Hatton Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Alegra Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Alegra Ir. Staten Island, N. Y. Ann's Sugar Bowl Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. I. Armstrong and Family Staten Island, N. Y. Auqustinian Academy's Mothers' Guild Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. I. Baezler Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. William I. Barry Staten Island, N. Y. Mrs. Louise and Miss Maqaret Bernet Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Arthur Berthold Lawrence, Mass. Mrs. Laura Berthold Lawrence, Mass. Dr. Thecdore I. Berry Wynnewood, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Betoni Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Betoni Philadelphia, Pa. Iosephine Betoni and Sam Chaifta Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Bianowicz Staten Island, N. Y. Edward G. Biggs Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn I. Blaner Brooklyn, N. Y. Anne Brennan Staten Island, N. Y. Dorothy A. Brennan Staten Island, N. Y. Walter N. Brennan Staten Island, N. Y. Buatha Music Shop Staten Island, N. Y. Nick Bukorac Staten Island, N. Y. Miss Mary Alice Burns Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Burns Staten Island, N. Y. Iova Bustamate Havana, Cuba Estelle Carelli Staten Island, N. Y. Frank Carelli Staten Island, N. Y. Ioseph Carelli Staten Island, N. Y. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. George D. Casey Staten Island, N. Y. Miss Gertrude Casey Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Churk New Bedford, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph P. Clark Staten Island, N. Y. Miss Marie K. Clark Philadelphia, Pa. I Mr. and Mrs. P. I. Clark Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Clisham Haddonfield, N. I. Mrs. Maria Cobb Ozone Park, N. Y. William Coqan, Portrait-Photographer Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. C. Colella Boston, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Connell Staten Island, N. Y. Susan Bob and Audy Connell Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. Iohn Connelly Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Connelly Staten Island, N. Y. Miss Ioanne Conway Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Conway Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick I. Conway Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Correard Staten Island, N. Y. Ronald Correard Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Corsuch Staten Island, N. Y. Gerard T. Corsuch Staten Island, N. Y. Mrs. Mary Cotter Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cox Iarnaqua, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William Crews Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Cullen Wyndmoor, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Cullen Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Peter I. Cullen Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. N. Cunningham Bryn Mawr, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Iames I. McCusker Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. David Dagger Long Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Devaue New Bedford, Mass. 43 Mr. and Mrs. George E. De Forest Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs, Robert F. De Forest Staten Island, N. Y. Dolores De Marzio Staten Island, N. Y. Peter De Marzio Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. I. P. De Marzio Staten Island, N. Y. Claire and Edmond Dobbin PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. E. Fittipaldi Rosemont, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. I. Fitzgerald Staten Island, N. Y. Fitzpatrick and Moran Families New York, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Lodi, N. I. Thomas Fleming Lodi, N. I. William Fleming Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Dobbin Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. Iames W. Donovan Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. William Donovan Staten Island, N. Y. Miss Bernadette Duddy Bronx, N. Y. Master Manus I. Duddy Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Duddy Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunn Staten Island, N. Y. Thomas I. Dunn Staten Island, N. Y. Iulia Duggan Methurn, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Edmonds Darby, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William Essenheimer Windahm, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. W. Faix and Family Staten Island, N. Y. Mrs. Theresa Fallon Providence, R. I. Iohn, Ioseph, and Francis Farrell Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn I. Farrell Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. I-I. D. Fredericks Staten Island, N. Y. Mary E. Fredericks Staten Island, N. Y. Robert Fredericks Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. M. Free Boston, Mass. Mr. Eugene P. Ferretti Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E. Ferretti Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Finn and Family Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Finn Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. 'William Finn and Family Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Finnigan Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher Philadelphia, Pa. Lodi, N. I. Mr. Martin Flynn Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Michael I. Flynn Staten Island, N. Y. Michael and Brenden Flynn Staten Island, N. Y. Rita, Gene, and Regis Flynn Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Foley Danvers, Mass. Mr. Iohn Forte Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn E. Franzreb Staten Island, N. Y. Ichn and Iames Gallagher Bryn Mawr, Pa. Mr. and Mrs Michael I. Gallagher Bryn Mawr, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Garland Arlington, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Gardner Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. Iohn M. Gavigan Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Gawarkiewicz Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Donald I. Gill Troy, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Ground Bronx, N. Y. Iohn W. Hageman Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hageman Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Hall Philadelphia, Pa. Miss Alice Hally Iamaica, N. Y. Luke I. I-Ially Iamaica, N. Y. Mr. Luke I-Ially Iamaica, N. Y. Mrs. Mary I-Ially Iamaica, N. Y. Sister Marie I-Ially Tarrytown, N. Y. Miss Margaret A. Halphert Gloucester, N. I. Mr. and Mrs, Marshall I. I-Ialphen Gloucester, N. I. Miss Mary E. I-Ialphen Gloucester, N. I. meg Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Hanley Staten Island, N. Y. Mrs. Peter J. Hannigan Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Meril P. Hanouille Lawrence, Mass. John J. Harkin Norristown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Harkin Norristown, Pa. Miss Winifred Harkin Norristown, Pa. Mr. John Harrison Staten Island, N. Y. Miss Lyda D. Healey Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Healy Staten Island, N. Y. Babs, Bebe, Thomas Hennigan Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hennigan Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Hickey Staten Island, N. Y. Dr. Holloran Staten Island, N. Y. Honeywood Market Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hopkins Springfield, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hopkins Jr. Springfield, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hrudka Long Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hughes Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hymas Staten Island, N. Y. International Meat Market Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. John Jamison Staten Island, N. Y. Paul Jamison Staten Island, N. Y. William Jamison Staten Island, N. Y. Mrs. Bertha Jarman Staten Island, N. Y. Mr, and Mrs. Charles H. Johnson Staten Island, N. Y. Ellen Johnson Lawrence, Mass. Mrs. Richard Johnson Lawrence, Mass. Mrs. Kavanagh Lawrence, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keenan Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. Earl E. Kelley, M. D. Pawtucket, R. I. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Kelly Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. P. Kelly Bronx, N. Y. PATRONS E. Kennedy Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Kenny Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Kenny Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kessig Staten Island, N. Y. Edward Kieseweeter Staten Island, N. Y. Lillien R. Kieseweeter Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Killaglon Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kinelski Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby New York, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kistner Ozone Park, N. Y. Koch I-Iall Paint Co. Staten Island, N. Y. Mrs. Mary Kochman and Family Staten Island, N. Y. Rev. Walter Kochman Yonkers, N. Y. Mrs. Rita Kroetsch Methuen, Mass. Bernard Kuebler Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Kuebler Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kuebler Balesville, Miss. Mr. and Mrs. John Kumick St. Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. Irene B. Laird Lawrence, Mass. Miss Margaret Lane Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lane Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony La Rosa Staten Island, N. Y. Mrs. Emilienne Le Blanc Pawtucket, R. I. Gerald Lemole II Staten Island, N. Y. Paul H. Lemole Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. Philip Lesser Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Eward Lindsay Philadelphia, Pa. Robert L. Madur and Family Havana, Cuba Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Malin Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Malony Lansdowne, Pa. Miss Mary T. Maloney Lansdowne, Pa. Mr. Thomas Malony Lansdowne, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Malay Staten Island, N. Y. Manhattan Exposition Construction New York, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Marks 'Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Manske Staten Island, N. Y. Miss Anne Martin Long Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn L. Martin Long Island, N. Y. Dr. Fred I. Masciangelo Bryn Mawr, Pa. Mauro's Food Market Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. Charles H. C. Mc Aulift Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. McCabe Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCarthy Staten Island, N. Y. Catherine McCarthy Staten Island, N. Y. Charles McCarthy Ir. Staten Island. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Henry I. McCarthy Danvers, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Iames I. Mccusker Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McGovern Ardmore, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mclntyre Chelsea, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. McLean Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn McLeman Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. Samuel Messina and Family Philadelphia, Pa. Mesinas' Market No. Andover, Mass. Mrs. M. Millward Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Morrissey Staten Island, N. Y. Mrs. Mulroy New Haven, Conn. Murphy Family Lawrence, Mass. Miss Arlene Murray Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murray Staten Island, N. Y. Peter I. Napolitano Staten Island, N. Y. Nesso Family Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Neubauer Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. Norman Neubauer Staten Island, N. Y. Raymond Neubauer Staten Island, N. Y. PATRONS Corporation New Dorp Coal Corporation Staten Island, N. Y. New Method Laundry Staten Island, N. Y. Mrs. Martha Noonan Methuen, Mass. Mr. T. F. O'Brien Staten Island, N. Y. Mrs. T. F. O'Brien Staten Island, N. Y. Thomas O'Brien Staten Island, N. Y. Rev. Stephen O'Brien Danvers, Mass. Mary Oldrnixion .Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. Thomas O'Melia Troy, N. Y. Miss O'Shea Bronx, N. Y. Our Lady Queen of Peace Staten Island, N. Y. Perri Family Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Phillip Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phillip Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Quinlan Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. Iohn Rafter Troy, N. Y. Miss Margaret Ratter Troy, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Regan Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Regan Staten Island, N. Y. Francis Reilly Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Iames Reilly Bronx, N. Y. Mary C. Reilly Bronx, N. Y. Miss Helen Richter Bronx, N. Y. Frank Riedman Staten Island, N. Y. Helen, Theresa, Mary, Ann Riedman Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Riedman Staten Island, N. Y. E. Riewold Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Rinaldy Staten Island, N. Y. Frank Rodgers Flushing, N. Y. P. I. Rodgers Flushing, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. P. Rodgers Flushing, N. Y. Chester Rolka Staten Island, N. Y. Ioseph Rolka Staten Island, N. Y. Mrs. Mary Rule Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Runfola Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Russell Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. Michael Ryan Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. B. Saccaro Staten Island, N. Y. Sacred Heart Academy Central Falls, R. I. Saint Augustine's Church Andover, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. William Sara and Family Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. Savelli and Sons Philadelphia, Pa. Nr. and Mrs. Richard F. Sause Sr. Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sause Ir. Staten Island, N. Y. William Iames Sause Staten Island, N. Y. Iohn Scanlon Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scanlon Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. 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Wright Troy, N. Y. Iohn C. Yenter Tyrone, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Yost Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Zambuno Iohnston, R. I. Mr. and Mrs. Ziccardi and Family Philadelphia, Pa. MIHIHRAPHS f A , -. , ii Y ,, We ggzrjj M Q2-q.ri Q x W M 4,2 31 LQ- 1 , 3 i 1 fig, Wf.f,,,.1:,, .1 s Sin V , , E .-