Augustinian Academy - Augustinian Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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ARTHUR JOHNSON Art Lawrence, Mass. Religion Study Club 1,2,3,4g c.s.M,c. 1,2, 3,4-g Dramatic club 3,4-g Augustinian Staff 4g Inter Nos Staff 4g Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. The Class of 54 boasts the honor of having Art as a classmate and friend. He possesses a volatile personality that is perpetually and inexhaustibly refreshing. Scholastically, Art puts his utmost in everything he does although he favors the sciences. On the field he displays exceptional sportsmanship. l-Ie putshis heart and soul in- to every game he plays. Art was especially interested in football, You have proven yourself to us, Art, now it is for the world to find you out and p appreciate you. Good luck: It's been a pleasure to know someone like you. fl o v 4 Q X ' H T3 5 fl, 'Q 0 ' W f - fl! sf JOHN KINELSKI John Staten Island, Day Students Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society 1,2,3g Augustinian Staff 45 Inter Nos Staff 4 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. John in his four years at the Academy has gained the friendship of all his classmates He has always been an active participant in extra-curricular activities and has never failed in any task assigned to him. I-hs cheerfullness has brightened our classroom on many a gloomy day. John has always been a good student and ranks English as hrs favorite subject. In the sports field,John likes to play base ball and golf, but prefers a par to a home l'llf1. We are proud to have had you as our friend and classmate,John, and we know you will attain your goal. ww -79. X rx 'U S I S QA- X S ll f' , tv, .- iwf 19

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BRIAN HEALY Brian Staten Island, N.Y. Day Students Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary So- ciety 1,2,3,4g Augustinian Staff 43 Inter Nos Staff 4g Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Four years ago, Brian arrived at the portals of the Academy. His gentlemanliness and consideration for others immediately won for him a host of friends. Many a disheartened classmate has been encouraged and cheered by his smiling countenance, In work, in play and in all his undertak- ings, Brian always does his best, By diligent and serious application to his studies, he has achieved a commendable record. Spanish has always received his particular attention. Adorned with many social graces, Brian is always in demand as a terpsichorean part- ner by students of nearby Academies. Life's disappointments and difficulties will all be dissipated by Brian's cheerful smile. B fr H an as f 5 J 5? If as gms xtxggfl-Tf?'l ml -' QM MARSHA L HAL PHEN Marsh Gloucester, New Jersey Religion Study Club 2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 2,3,4g Dramatic Club 3,43 Augustinian Staff 4g In- ter Nos Staff 3,43 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Marsh , coming to Augies in his sopho- more year from Malvern Prep, has made many fast friends. ln three years he has be- come associated with many school activities and has proven himself an able follower and a sincere worker. I-le was chosen business manager of both the Augustinian and the Inter Nos, ln his studies Marshallranks with the best. He claims Latin as his greatest achievement. Marsh combined a serious nature with a keen sense of humor which never failed to cheer us. We are proud to have had you as our classmate, Marsh, Your kindness and consideration will surely bring future hap- piness to you. ' XM MM

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JOHN LANE John Staten Island, N. Day Students Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society 1,2,3g Augustinian'Staff 45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4g Varsity Basketball 4, Manager. Possessed of an inquisitive mind, John is constantly pursuing new ideas. While apply- ing himself diligently to all his studies, he finds that Spanish is most interesting. As manager of the Varsity Basketball team,John has acquitted himself admirably. When any day student social event is planned, his talents and time are instinctively given for its organization and successful ex- ecution. His fine sense of humor, spirit of friendly cooperation and lively enthusiasm has earned for him the warm friendship of his class- mates. With such qualifications,John, you should attain any goal you determine to achieve. ff i x X X N 1 'LIP :fffgr 1, A WILLIAM KISTNER Bill Long Island, New York Religion Study Club 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1.2, 3.4: Dramatic Club 2,3,4g Augustinian Staff 4g Inter Nos Staff 3,45 Intramural Sports 1, 2,3,4. Bill is a big fellow noted chiefly for his humor in and out of the classroom. Be- cause of this he was rewarded by having the privilege of writing the school paper's humor column, Ofall his subjects, his favorites are History and Greek. A good sportsman, he plays a rugged game of football, His talents are an asset to any school play. He is indeed a popular member of our class, Best of luck to you, Bill, and may you never deviate from your chosen path. 'NJ' X .i ,. -1, 52 Y I Vi JI I I j e fn qi HAI, Ivy, V. I, , 1 V ,Q ,V . f ,- if . .ff I f Mg ,I ! I' A Y. -' 1 . ,ll u fi? 1 1 V , 16347 11, pf. I . - A A 5 P A g I i,r'f w ' ' f' , I 3,-fqei 'f f ' !'1,,, 1, Y.