Augustinian Academy - Augustinian Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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OSWALD ACOSTA Ozzie Havana, Cuba Reugion Study Club 1,3,4g c. s. M. c. 1,3, 49 Dramatics Club 4, Choir 1,3,4g Inter Nos Staff, typist 3,4g Augustinian staff, typist, 3,4. Ozzie , in his own humorous way, has become a well-known personage among all of his companions. His humor and kindly smile seldom fails to brighten a conversa- tion. l-le finds enjoyment in all of his subjects but has no particular one which he classes as his favorite. Being a member of the choir for four year, Ozzie has shown his capability as a singer. Together with your bright personality and joyful voice, Ozzie , we are certain that you will attain your goal. - 6 f M gl I, 2 .Q-at QEWB 'QF as 1 ' 353.9 i t i iff? FRANC IS ARNOLD Fritz Staten Island, N Y Day Students Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary So- ciety 1,2,3g Tennis Team 3g Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Fritz is a person who will long be re- membered by all those who have associated with him. Possessed of a quite character he has been the source of many pleasant mo- ments of companionship for his classmates. His helpfulness in Religion class has always been appreciated. On the tennis team his dogged determination to win marked his play. True friendship and a willingness to aid others will insure his happiness in the future. Best wishes and good luck, Fritz from the class of 54. 1 'A C ,' y ,J . ,QRS ..s. fF . ff 1 4 , sig .sf .

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P ff ......., f 'i' E lg! E5 W X 5,5 Y ,Q Last Will and Testament of To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To O the Class of 19541 K. JOHNSON, Acosta leaves his place at Dolo's. KOTCHMAN, Arnold leaves his pick and shovel. MCCUSKER, Brennan leaves his home-made radios to use in Spanish III. SEAVER, Correard leaves two rolls of undeveloped film. L. CLARK, Duddy leaves his ultra-modern library. SCANLON, Faix leaves Fr. Fenton and the South Court. BROWN, Fez-retti leaves his curly hair. ALEXIN, Fiedorowicz leaves his last bottle of Vodka. O'BRlEN, Ford leaves his set shot skill. CRISO, Hagemann leaves his mound ability. WIMMER, Halphen leaves all his jazz music. FOOTE, Healy leaves his nickname fBand Boyl. FINN, Johnson leaves his generosity. RODGERS, Kinelski leaves his crazy ties. NEUBAUER, Kistner leaves his job of caring for the ponies. SCHENCK, Lane leaves his driver's license. P. LeMOLE, G. LeMole leaves his tall tales. DOWLING, Mc Lean leaves his place at Jones' beach. SACKEL, Rubcich leaves his illustrated magazines. HENNIGAN, Ruby leaves his size in memoriam Gio Secundus'. the NUNS, Saccaro leaves his jacket. SANTILLO, Sara leaves his tennis racket. FITTIPALDI, Sevick leaves his perfect note- sol . GALLAGHER Walsh leaves his golf shoes CONWAY Whitfield leaves his love of Greek MARTIN Ziccardi leaves his Mennen's after shave lotion df'-495' Q 'Ja wise Rv-Q V' A 'L n X 13 , 'F cmllgj' f11' k me 'W X il sl Y V YN viii all qw A51 P 'f J l '-i we M? To , . 'bv ii go , . , . - , QQ :A ' . , ' ,Vi as li Z 5 gnu is a Ivjf ' 3 9? - i if v 5255 bi M f . 1 1 - sl 5 1545? 'll fig be Q5 'l 4 mg? Kaya Q4 L1 .s ' H w.. an Vi W' . ,v -e'--- f f , an . -f ,- -v f i I I 9 5 .4,sf A yk 12

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LOUIS CORREARD Louie Staten Island, N. Y. Day Students Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society 1,2,3g Augustinian Staff 4, Literary Editor, Inter Nos Staff 4, Sports Editor, Photographer, Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4-g Class Officer 2, Secretary, 4, Student Council, President. A graduate ofSt. Joseph's Hill Academy, 'Louie' wasted no time in proving his scho- lastic abilities, Being a four year honor stu- dent,he still found time to develop his hob- by, Photography. Louie has always been a regular con- tributor to class activities and his work on the school paper and the yearbook has proven him to be a conscientious worker. Louie has always done the written work for all our scholastic achievements this year, and his sports write-ups frequently appear in the local Papef. ' His reliability qualifies him for the job of business manager of the school cafeteria, which he handles admirably. His amiable and trustworthy character should make him a valuable addition to any college class. bots of luck, Louie , in your future vocation, fjx RO BER T BRENNAN Bob Staten Island, N. Y Day Students Club l ,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society l,2,3g Augustinian Staff 4, Associate Editor: Inter Nos Staff4. Co-editorg J. V. Basketball 2,33 Intramural Sports 1,2,3.4g Class Officer 2, President, 43 Vice-president, Bob has proven himself an outstanding scholar, A regular on the honor roll, he has also been an enthusiastic participant in all sports. He specializes in Biology, Physics and Chemistry, taking a particular enjoyment in these subjects, He has been very active in extra-curric- ular activities, among these Co-Editor of the Inter Nos and also Associate editor of the Augustinian , Having acquired an esthetic sense for literature, Bob wrote a poem which was awarded a prominent position in a nation- wide poetry contest, We are proud to have had you as our friend and classmate. Bob , we wish you the best. ,L sifjs 'fimggf S' x R. it 1 Q E - t st ,ai lst gt X I 1. l V I . t