Augustinian Academy - Augustinian Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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C L A S S S T U D E N T SENIORS Father Kenny explains procedure to the officers of the Class 1954. Al- fred Ziccardi, Secretaryg Gerald LeMole, Presidentg Robert Brennan, Vice-Presidentg John McLean, Treasurer. Class officers are elected to bring to the attention of the Faculty problems which confront the students, and by cooperating with the Fac- ulty to reach a solution pleasing to both parties. Cooperation, so neces- sary in later life, is thus taught to all. . ti-t I tiii I C C' if J Se r, -N f X in ' -h k 1 Q- ' Seated, Left to Right: John Ford, John Hagemann, John Lane, Kenneth Saccaro, Rev. J. B. Hubbert, Moderator, Louis Correard, Vincent Fer- retti, William Sara, Gerald LeMole, Standing: John Rubcich, Robert Brennan, John Kinelski, Francis Arnold, Thomas Walsh. The purpose of the Student Council of the Augustinian Academy is to encourage the students to accept and discharge their responsibilities to themselves and to the Faculty, and to aid in the development of a loyal and constructive school spirit. 26

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: Joseph Wimmer, Francis ROW, Left to Right: Norman Neubauer, Lawrence Shea, James McCusker, Peter Schlesser, Thomas Clark, Kevin Johnson, Edward Martin, Rev. Ezra J OBrien, Lawrence Seaver, Gerald Alexin, Patrick Fenton, O.S,A., John Conway, Silvio Fittipaldi Delaney, Lonny Sehenck, Arthur Hornung, FRONT Thomas Hennigan, Michael Scanlon, JLINIORS Returning in September, after amost enjoyable vacation at home, our greatest incentive to work was that we were upperclassmen. This year the junior class was well represented on the Inter Nos Staff. As usual, our class spirit extended to participating in various plays for the Gaudeamus, which was he ld at Thanksgiving and Christmas , producing such actors as Thomas Hennigan, Lawrence Clark, Luke Finn, Michael Scanlon and Edward Martin. In the field of sports we have been repre- sented by the fine athletic abilities of Silvio Fittipaldi, Lonny Schenck, Tom O'Brien, Larry Seaver and JimMcCusker. Our scholastic achieve- ments were honorably carried out by Frank Shea, Joseph Wimmer, Jim McCusker, Larry Clark, Jerry Alexin, Michael Scanlon and Silvio Fitti- paldi. With the help of Almighty God we are confident that in our remain- ing year at the Academy we may go on to even better accomplishments. To the members of the graduating class of l954,we extend our heart- felt congratulations and best wishes. 28