Augustinian Academy - Augustinian Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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LAWRENCE SEAVER Larry , Moose Staten Island, N,Y. Day Students Club 1,2,3,4, Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4g J. V. Basketball 2,3g Varsity Basketball 4, Class Officer. treasurer 3, secretary 4. Not every school is as fortunate as we are in possessing a student like Larry. Larry, or Moose , as he is better known, has made an indelible impression on all his classmates. Scholastically, Larry has displayed his talent in all subjects, but he receives, his best grades in mathematics. Through his athletic ability, Larry has won for himself high esteem in the eyes of his fellow students. Larry was a member of the Varsity basketball squad for two years and his fine spirit and play have done much to bring home many an Augie Victory. Accomplish as much as you have in the past four years, Larry, and success in your chosen field of engineering will be a certain y 9' Mig V ilul9 f' M .aw . K fi Wjiifya .Mir FRANCIS Sl-IEA Frank Havertown, Pa. C.S.M.C. 3,4g Dramatics Club 3,4g Intramural Sports 3,4g Choir 3.4, Inter Nos Staff 3,4, Associate Editor 4g Augustinian Staff, Co-editor 4. Frank, a scholarship winner at St. Joseph's Prep in Phila- delphia, came to the Academy in his junior year. During his two yearswith us, he has never failed to make the honor roll. Although Frank passes all his subjects with comparative ease, he claims mathematics as his favorite. He hopes some day to teach math and to do research work in nuclear physics. On the basketball court as well as on the baseball diamond, Frank has shown his athletic ability. His literary talent has earned for him the positions of Co-editor of the Augustinian and Associate Editor of the Inter Nos . God bless you, Frank, and may He give you the grace to one day ascend His altar as an Alter Christus . f:i5?..f, A WTIZTLJ f le i , 20

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ALONZO SCI-IENCK Lonny Staten Island, N. Y. Day Students Club 3g C,S,M,C. 4: Choir 45 Augustinian Staff 4, IntersNos Staff 3,4, Dramatic Club 4, Varsity Basketball 3g Varsity Baseball 3,43 Tennis 3g Track 3,4: Intramural Sports 3,4. Although bonny has been with us for only two short years, he has become our closest friend. He has earned an enviable reputation among us both as a fine sportsman and as a good fellow, Inhis studies Lonny especially applies himself, and is among the higher members of the class, His two favorite subjects are Greek and Chemistry. Lonny's surpassing ability in sports has won him a reputation which will endure long after graduation. He has been one of our leading athletes both in basketball and baseball, and was also captain of the cross country team. May God be ever with you, Lonny, and may your ocation I come to a pryospierous fruition. M is I J 'cyl J-, 1 ' r : V A n if 1 l ll Any wtf. Lil? l wif! NM' f I' 'ff if ,Sl ,,.f ,, yy ,Qgmgzwllu Ny, ,I f lil F if :fl f f s 3 fl ' . 4 a ', N fhf A lj by 'IJ I I W, A A 'YV ll!!! , Kg, . qi Cffdflf 'M ff T ,ff ,rx If J 5' l PETER SCHLESSER Pete Staten Island, N. Y. Day Students Club 1,2 3,4g Augustinian Staff 45 Inter Nos Staff 43 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society 1,2. Aeronautics has a student devotee in our good friend Pete, who makes and flies his own model airplanes. Pete, a man with a truly fine character and great persever- ance, has gained the companionship of all his classmates. In his four years at school, he has worked hard in all activities, never failing to complete any task given to him. Scholastically, while maintaining his standing in all sub- jects, Pete holds mathematics as his favorite. This should especially help him in Aeronautical Engineering, which he plans to major in at college. We are proud to have had the pleasure of knowing you both as a friend and fellow graduate. Good luck! 70f7LMAQ,j fm Q I 19

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DAVID SMITH Dave , Kit Brooklyn, New York C.S.M.C.2,3.4g Dramatics Club 2.3.45 Intramural Sports 2.3, 45 Varsity Track 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Augustinian Staff 4g Inter Nos Staff 2,3,4g Choir 3.4. Dave joined our ranks at Mt. St. Rita in our Sophomore year. A suave, amiable gentleman, he won friends instantly. Scholastically, Dave is among the top students of our class. His name appears frequently on the Honor Roll. In English class, a question never goes unanswered while Dave is present. As an athlete, Dave is a credit to our Alma Mater. An exceptional sprinter, Dave was a member ofthe Varsity track team. A ball hawk and hustler, he was invaluable to our Varsity basketball squad. Not limiting his talents to sports alone, Dave has been an active member ofboth the Seminary Choir and the Dramatics Club. His desire to be an English scholar earned for him a position on the staffs of the lnter Nos and the Au ustinian g . As you leave, Dave, we are confident that your industrious and energetic nature will be a great asset to you in your chosen vocation. E I .I A 0 I 5 .UQ- C :' 4312. X. 04 Q. l P X li n g u I QL law- Saw. -Snug'-L - ,, 1 U . CML f li X 1 f 64' 7 I 021' you ' cus! 'VW- ,ltfllkv I M 1 S., N ZVYY-Q , WLM Cf',lJ QJl' :Q f I Q ---' ,' . :I I ifji ,, - 055' 'Wy 610551711 wfwgif I L 7'a?TTI-oe , Wimp evon, Pa. C.S.M.C. 3,4g I Ira u al no - , r matics lub 3,45 Inter Nos Staff4r A grg f, Liter ry Editor . choir 3.4. Joe an honor student from ' lvern Pr p, enter d our be- loved Al ater in his Junior y ar. Sinc -. ime he has ' 3: 5 h D I ' ' endeared i self to his class a s and to all who have met ' ' - ' if spirit -- elf-sacrifice. His o s nding men al abil t was conclusively proven whenhe c omplished th rema abl chievement of earning re earch. , , J S ' h him by h ligence a a pe t s ore in a Stat Reg nts Exa . . Joe hopes to some da each ma hematics a - to devote s e time to scientific ln line wit his varied le ' : as filled the positions o Literary E itor of -Q ' ustinian and organist for the e nary oir. I-le . - g y lent his services to every class u rtakxng. Joe, your piety and perseverance will ultimately lead you to your goal, God's priesthood. ..-i