Augustinian Academy - Augustinian Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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GERALD ALEXIN Gerry , Ollie Staten Island, N.Y. Day Students Club 1,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society 1,2g Augustinian staff 4, Associate Editorg Inter Nos Staff 2,3,4g Co-Editor 4: Intramural sports 1,2,3,4g Dramatic Club 2. The seniors of '55 beam proudly at having Gerry as their classmate and friend. He has always been an enthusiastic participant in most all extra-curricular activities and social events. Because of his Artistic ability, Gerry was awarded the position of cartoonist in the Inter-Nos and the Augustinian . Ollie considers mathematics as his favorite subject. This should be a great asset to him since he is planning on Engi- neering as his career. With your great perseverance and amiable character, Jerry , we feel sure that you will succeed in your chosen field. l l ff its , ' lt ll . if ifffwv ' r jj QW Ji, M AW fy ,i M 1 ,.fll'U!fA al! Am G14 ip , M QU . I 4 LAURENCE CLARK Larry Philadelphia, Pa. C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g Dramatic Club 1,2,3.4: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4g Inter Nos 3.4, Co-Editor 4g Augustinian Staff, Asso- ciate Editor 4: Class Officer, President 3, Vice President 4. Since the day Larry first set foot inside these hallowed halls, he has been conspicuous among his fellow classmates for his untiring perseverance. Larry 's leadership and intelligence have been shown count- less times since his freshman year. He won the Religion Essay award in his freshman and sophomore years and the General Excellence medal in his sophomore year. He has taken charge of every entertainment sponsored by his class. To you, Larry , we all offer our sincerest wishes to follow out the holy profession to which you are so nobly aspiring. . Q ' .1 .a ' .1-f . ., 1 .,' J, -K, f ,ff I , I Yr, r . X 4, J Q.- f 'lf - ' 1 - 'Qs' 1 ff' , in I 1 .I .fn I I -, , Y r. . , ,f f I,-, Y . 1 I jr. ',f'.1' N! ,af ' -M,-.fx I ',1' -ff 'I v :I If '6' I r ff -V 4' , -, JV! , 1,..-. ' I , ' v we v' - f sf' ' , - ' '-Af ,. . -. ' , ' , . 4 i. If if , 4 , 'I ,Eiga ' f V 1 ' ' , . I 1 7 ' ' ' - .V 'A' IA. I f vvf v H 'J 1 ,, L CN OL.: , f .1--1 ' - ,rf s 1 i V V 1 I - 1, N 13 9 I

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1955 We, the Class of '55, realizing that our four years at the ACADEMY have terminated, and whereas we wish to leave certain tokens of remembrance, we do hereby will and bequeath our few remaining posses- sions as follows: To the Juniors we leave the honor and title of SEN- IORS. To the Sophomores we leave our intellecutal abil- ity. To the Freshmen we leave our class spirit. To RILEY, Alexin leaves his supply of chalk. To ROY, Clark leaves his voice. To WALDRON, Finn leaves his job at Twinee's. To HARADA, Fittipaldi, leaves his jinrikisha bus- iness. To SULLIVAN, Johnson leaves his musical back- ground. To BAUER, Hennigan leaves his bouncing walk. To TAYLOR, Martin leaves his spot on Jones' Beach. To the NUNS, McCusker leaves his milk bottles. To THOMPSON, Neubauer leaves his wasted hours at Stech's. To DORAN, O'Brien leaves his riding hat. To GALLAGHER, Rogers leaves his gun and black- jack. - To DOWLING, Scanlon leaves his seat in Greekz To DOLAN, Schenck leaves his tweed suit. To CONNOLLY, Schlesser leaves his well worn locker. To CASSIDY, Shea leaves his home-built all wave receiver. To FLORES, Smith leaves his ping pong talent. To BROWN, Wimmer leaves his beaugiful hair. fs:-.fax -51.322125-fa-,W V ,Q ji-Q

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LUKE FINN Lukie Bronx, New York C.S .M .C. l.2,3.45 Dramatics Club 12.3.45 Inter Nos Staff, typist 2,3,4g Augustinian Staff 4. Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4g Varsity Baseball 3.4. Choir 3.4. Four years ago, Luke made his first trip to the Academy from his home in the Bronx. With each succeeding year, he has impressed those about him with his quiet quality of de- pendability and his industrious nature. Luke's pleasant personality has brightened many a dull day and he is seldom seen without his broad smile. He puts equal effort into attaining a mastery of all his subjects, but favors the classics. Luke's untiring work as typist has been a great help in pro- ducing both the Inter Nos and the Augustinian . On the baseball diamond his pitching ability, desire for fair play, and team spirit have been an incentive to all his team-mates. With the inspiring light your personality has brought us Luke. your future is destined to be bright. Mises fs I. I 4 fd 7 r N-I af, .4 Ziff-4-' 4 .J r' 'Q b , Y' fi ,lf fn 1 r J I 'I .f v 1 r ,Aj ,, f V I ' Z j r4.4 JW' A I 71.1 Fhyxfkl .L LO A ' If flu 1' . V . VM L Q ui, 'gctt.ocf,pf.uJatr4me.! . r B x If , ,fx A D ,, i A, ' ci,,,g,a!,,.41, ,Bl f BB .taster itat. . 1 in W AJ .1 5 Y .J N , , ' V, W - 'V 1. , . 'ij I If I . my A fy f kjvvvgl lbvuvfg L, V, jd-lk -,-r bf A A 'lift 'fy-4. '1,q'frx,L'fl.,, L-L7p'ti,6'L:-L-7'1 -L 7 s1Lv1o FITTIIBALDI f ' g B B B B Fitty Rosemont. Pa. B C.S.M.C. l,2.3.4g Dramatics Club 12.3.45 Inter Nos Staff 3, 45 Augustinian Staff, Sports Editor 45 Intramural Sports 1.2.3, 4. Choir 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3.4. Class Officer, Treasurer 4. Ever since his arrival at the Academy four years ago, Fitty has associated himself with many school activities. Scho- lastically he rates among the highest in both science and mathematics. Able to compete and win in any sport, Fitty plays an ex- ceptional game of basketball. His driving spirit has been an aid in bringing home many an Augie victory. We look forward to great things from you, Fitty, for you have shown the ability and enthusiasm that is necessary to make your chosen vocation a reality. 14