Bishop Dubois High School - Dubois Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

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To the PARENTS of all Dubois Men we happily dedicate this Yearbook-in earliest recognition and heartful appreciation of their manifold sacrifices through the years to make possible the physical, mental, and moral development of their sons. Our graduation from a Catholic high school is due to their full realization of the importance of a true and complete education which fixes our gaze upon Almighty God, fashions o-ur character, creates good citizenship, and prepares ,us for the business of life. NVhatever We are and Whatever we shall strive to become we owe ultimately to the zealous and watchful guidance of our fathers and mothers. It is our fervent wish that the Holy Family-pattern and model for all Christian families-smiles kindly upon them for a job well done. ki F5 I . X .-F1573 i ,O . K K2 Pg X is ' x A if , 39 v-yy.. KY P WA . 'mfg X if f? 284 4? gif, q ' if Q - I 1 -xf rf X X j moz We mm Bishop of New York 1826-1842 The zeal and labors of Bishop Dubois for Christ and His Church provide us a glorious inspiration to carry on in his illustrious footsteps. His devotion to children and to Catholic education makes this school proud to bear his esteemed name. 4 lk 2' 'Q V Q, lion U Q ll l I I it N K V- , M. Archbishop 0 f New York 4 Our Cardinal Archbishou, noted for his consuinin Y desire and l t extensive efforts to provide Catholic education for his spiritual children, is shown below at his residence graciously accepting 21 copy of the '51 Yearbook from Student President Daniel Fennell and Editor john Riorden. l Z' 5 WILLIAM J. BRENNAN Senior President 7252 5 uv 'WL f 'W ,, , lg fi x ujli Um W E fl ,S 5 E N Wulf Qeuaead ' ' ff. Zucdleq Dvvoted Cuidv, Frivnrl f f . 'IEEE -' 0 447 x 47' x gg hrmkii cn ' 7: 17:48 C 6 U' 0, X 9 ET '5 'tn...., '11 Brother Adrian, F.M.S. Mathematics, Religion Father Matthew J. Cox Social Studies Ilead ot the Department siev- Brother Brian Henry, F.M.S. French, Mathematics, Art A Y' i Father Hugh A. Dardis Social Studies, Religion 5' Nu.. Father Michael Cahir Social Studies, Religion To these talented and respected gentle- men - priests, brothers, laymen - has been entrusted the training of the youth of Dubois. They are teachers, according to the plan of Mother Church, who are thoroughly prepared and well-grounded in the matter they have to teachg who possess the intellectual and moral quali- fications required by their important of- lieeg who cherish a pure and holy love for the youths confided to them, because they love jesus Christ and His Churehg and who have sincerely at heart the true good of family and countryf' -any Father Thomas J. Fahey English, Religion Moderator ot Athletics Father Richard L. Fallon Religion Father Michael B. Fleming English Head of the Department QT Brother Gerard, F.M.S. French, Mathematics Brother Henry Joseph, F.M.S. Mathematics Dean of Discipline Wil Father Harold E. Hicks English Librarian 59 .s Father Iohn I. Kowsky Latin, Religion, Draniatics fiflr -u-vos Father Peter C. McKay Latin Head of the Department fm it- . Ii Brother Thomas Edward, F.M.S Science Ilead of thc Department ,gamma Brother William John, F.M.S. Science val el' Mr. Howard Bourck Track Coach Mr. Joseph D. Walling Physical Education Coach of Athletics 3 5 , ie x - dk? Lf A 45 L .fm-w'2 ':s ffw if-iw ' H -H' xm Q, gf 'T 3 -K ff Y v fgwg 5 ' V ,, ' W- 2' :F 11 9,431 was gm .v- iv 'ff W T 'f A ? 1 Y-. l A ,Q AQX 'KL M, -,i1 'W ' + f', 1 f' Q if ., . ' WAX E-.3 'X . .5-, W ,ii ' ,.,A. 1 L:11-, -- 2 HH km saw 16' 1 2 V . I v X3 in U- V Q A , at . . 2, 3 W f' :,ff:-A , . . I -'www Q 1 ' 1 gy v' Q '1'1,, Bla 0 .Jig Q Er 1. K . L ,S gb? 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YVilliam Francis with Viee Pluviclent Andrew Barieak and Sluclent .lIllI1IlfLfCl' Daniel Davis. .l In the interest of intelligent citizenship and for the good order of the school, the students, after heated and vigorous elec- tion campaigns, register and east their ballots for the student offi- cers and supervisors to whom they will he responsible for their conduct in the ensuing year. X! ,-M qv- Ulm JK M ,i 2 X D D , The Student Council Front How: John Dolan, Bernard Duffy, Daniel Davis, Bernard Owens, joseph Costello. Angelo Ortiz, Raymond Lopez, John Mnstin, john Bradley, Paul Mr-Cowan, john Charles MeDaid, john NVaters, Anthony VValsh, james Stn D D D s - 1 f D if mgblhm W' 'gift' if 5 M nf ,I f.M:.a---.1-is QM-1 -Ns t n if 1 if 1 D - if Seennzl I'inu': Howe. Hnek How: james Murphy, nley. Brother Henry Ioseph, .W .. ..,,. N., 9 lu . Q ' -S -L-- 5 - .V XQ.xX . Y Q .vw K ff L., Y. fm r ,3ra4 ii I sg 55 N- -qs Sl- in:--s--A K ' Aix- NN ii New arrivals in the noggin nursery. What big words those big guys use! R 45 VVc sophs must teach those frosh to mind. A real bright shine, sonny boys. ?mM 71044 On the academic ladder leading to the august heights of seniorship, the Freslnnan occupies the lowest rung. This little fellow is straight from the nursery and all set to girt himself for the 'igreat adventuref, He arrives the first day with his notebook and new schoolbag. These accessories and his blue serge suit give him the appearance of a little businessman. At first he is a bit fear- ful of the strange building and the un- familiar faces but when he overhears the Seniors glibly discussing parabolas, hyper- bolas, and other scientific matters he is only terrified. Looking around the yard he spots the juniors nonchalantly playing bas- ketball and he says to himself, They must have nerves of steel, not to be worrying about this coming yearln f Heads of woodv would be a more accurate appraisal but that doesn't occur to him.j He looks about again and spots, to his horror, an isolated group leering with satanic grins in his di- rection. No one need tell him they are Sophomores and that he had better steer clear! But time moves on and soon our little Frosh is up to his neck in deelensions, radical signs, and foot candles. By the middle of the semester he has lost much of his shyness and has determined to put aside lollypops forever. By june he's a Wee hag- gard but a whole lot wiser-in fact, hels a Sophomore! S S444 The Sophomore is a Spf-fit-5 apart. His blue serge suit has been disrarded for oversized raineoats, loajers, luminous soeks, and char- treuse ties. He swaggers with an air of su- periority and looks eoldly upon the Freshman as though measuring him for a gelatin inold to'be dipped into a tub of sulphuric arid. Ile is now an experienred old veteran of a full year who deigns to hang on to sehool life only that he might one day be transported to the green and cultivated valley inhabitated by the carefree Juniors. f Fwffff Hmm For the Junior the novelty of high school life has worn off and he is left with neither the e.rpertam'y of the Freshmarl nor the zingggggg of the Sophomore. .-1 shell of his former enthusiastir self, he stumbles about the sehool in his worn Dubois sweater with the zip and antiripation of a tired night- watehznan. In all his spare time he plays basketball Io relax his poor strained brain. The Sophs Consider him an absentrninded genius and follow him around to gather stray bits of wisdonzg surh as, Rhubarb does not grow in winter, and Sashay la fame, lad. Saaae Sudan The Senior is at the top of the ladder sealing the heights. Suave, sophisticated, scintillating, man-of-the-world, he is often seen sporting a gold-rimmed cigarette holder and passing out Parliaments to the faculty. His mode of dress has changed considerably. Neat pin-striped suits adorn his physique, with plenty of padding to do justice to his shoulders. His speech is en- hanced with flowing sonorous phrases like, Please cease your superfluous, supercilious statements, and The ambiguity of your remarks tends to show your less than in- finitesimal mindf' He spells the scho0l's name Dubois, not DuBois,' and he pro- nounces it with a pure Gallic bwa. He is completely removed from the common lot of undergraduates and tolerates only the faculty. All stand in awe of him and ad- dress him by invitation only. Upon gradua- tion, he and his fellows customarily leave to the school some slight memento, such as, Class of 1952 incised in the stone front of the building in letters three feet high. Some go to college-and the cycle begins all over again! JAMES COMISKEY '52 Revised and reprinted from the Dubois ALERT cz ' Front Row: T. Patvrnn, D. Smith, K. Mah-y, Rav. john Kowsky, E. Donnelly, R. Mackey, L. Sanchez, J. McMullnn. Svcond Row: M. Fuherty, E. O'Ke-cfv, R. Thompson, M. Barry, j. Connolly, A. Blair, D. Renoud, L. Crvvlvy, W. Carroll, I. Gorman, P. Matthews, C. Listl, A. Intcrinn. Back Row: A. Lone-rgan, C. Pascal, G. Chiffrillvr, J. Bnllcstcr, R. Conley, D. O'Hanl0n, T. Buckley, R. Stanley. l CERARD F. CHIFFHILLER PAUL A. MATTHEWS RICHARD P. STANLEY Treasurer Prvsillvnt Vice Prcsiclvnt JOSEPH P. NILAND EUGENE C. OTIS RICHARD M. O'ROURKE Vina Prmidvnt Prrsillvnt Trvusurur 18 xn- FRANCIS COLUCCI JOSEPH O'DOVVD Prvsidvnt Vicz' Prusirlvnt Front Row: R. Azular, R. VVintcr, S. Worthcrly I. Hanna, Brother Thomas Edward, J. O'D0wcl, S Galnory, 1. Callaghvr, A. Lvhron. Svrnnd Huw: D Schlag, 1. Conway, G. Cahill, j. Hay, E. ML-Inc-rm-y I.. Santoro, J. Mc-Carthy, G. Il:-nm-ssl-y, J. Early H. Nnncz, E. Brmlorick, M. llvynulds. Huck Row J. Bittar, H. Luahy, W. Bnrtnn, 1. Coyne D. Connlhan, D. llc-gan, J. Pacunski, E. Mc.-Kim-rnan J. Dunno. Front Row: ll. Logan, I. Antunano, ll. 0'll0nrlu', Ons Bruthvr Adrian Benn-Llid, I. Nilaml, ll. N node R. Lnckcy, Svconrl Row: R. Conroy, P. Jnrxnnlt, J. Farrell, J. Mull.-n, C. Own-ns, F. x lfl A wVilfIl1l'I', VV. Vlfissr-ll, ll. VVarc, l'. Hyan. Bulk Row: J. Shanglmvssy, M. Davcy, P. Knslmch, ll Doran, D. 'Vlc'lN1orrow, 1. Kcllvlwr, C. Duffy, J. judgv. 19 4 gas 'G Y I 9 1 uf i s Q iv ,,. .. L K. w,,,L I K K4 LS Y, ,K f QL Qs ' QQ' 5, 5 on , ,K L, 3 N X A A Y ,Q Q .4 ,. QRS V. w 'vi v -vw s, gf' k 2 1 ff' . A' Q.. Lx. 0-E f?'Q I A ' I , ' gf, A . .. W' Wim H . gg i y a Q x 'I K wx 1' x- sw A, 'I in? W fe 4 'e-.Sift - Q N -M. ff, 4 z .. M2 Al VY' 4, QR ish? .Z ev- .1 Q in fe v. . p-I we 15 Front Row: D. Murphy, R. Rinaldi, R. Farrell, F. Formisano, P. Short, M. Canavan, Vaughan, W. Cal- lahue. R. Braham. Second Row: J. Riley, J. Wamy, D. Dooley, A. Wasson, I. Mc roarty, S. LaRocca, Brother Adrian Benedict, R. Brennan, L. Villanacci, I. Grant, R. Parahoo.Third Row: I. Conlan, R. Isaacs, P. Maguire, B. Conroy, R. Buyers, W. Souhrada, I. Fee-rick, M. Brown, V. Mercaclal, J. Burke, I. Callahan. Buck Row: R. Lawlor, G. Turriziani, M. Deana, J. McCaffrey, J. Gleason, R. Smith, G. Markowich, M. Gallagher, T. Foley. Front Row: J. Ashby, J. Smyth, P. Preuss, I X T. Shalley, Rev. Michael Cahir, A. Diaz, -2-f-3. E. Doran, P. Connaire, J. Freehill. Second Row: j. O'Dowd, 1. Segreti, M. Shane, T. Moran, M. Downing, R. McTigue, P. Arm- strong, W. Boynes, B. Hook, R. Anllo, R. Bisci, C. Sparrow, K. Thompson. Buck How: JOHN GRANT SEBASTIAN A. LaROCCA ROBERT P. BRENNAN In Hastings, D. Mama, J' Kavanagh, E. Trensurrr President Vice President Welsh, M. Annlo, M. Dooley, J. Curley, L. Daly. . . 'V' K at a 'ififlllsg 2 P' if ,. ' 3 .1 ' F 5 . ?wifi,g5E1, . ,m i f ' .,,'. el A f 'Sf X fills' . ANTHONY I. DIAZ THOMAS I. SHALLEY Presirlent Vice President 22 X U. x ,A , ef! 41 .1 vi xi, 'U -W E . 18-1- I 'xv-nf , fs Q r A 4 i M . A Q 11 v.-. - .of , - if .Q nik' ' E gl ' Tfliqp' ' 4 . 1 'Y 'Q if ' N -1 ' n 5 - GA ,,,Q 3 ., ,,, ff' - w 8 'N va fx L bf' If - ,Q , as , Q 'Q' r 'if , ' 1 . H ,A mil, L b 4' .,x Q 9 ' . A is ' Y, , 5 SN I Iron! Row: j. Howl-, I . Callaghcr, W. Ili-aly, I. Mustin, Ilvv. Thomas Fahcy, I-I. Washington, I. Maxwell, jCiannini. II. ML-Na-ill, Srruml Iluw: K. 0'Sl1va, D. Strachn, C. Cm-liloscu, D. Crm-Ivy, E. Roms-r, II. Arzani, C Ilurkimslu-r, -I. Cli-im-ms. j. 0'N4'ilI, j. Crm-Ulu-, A. Orin-2. Burk Row: T. Philhin, I. Braille-V, H. Furnandi-z, j. Nash, M. I-'itzgn-ralcl, T. Svxton, 'I'. Murphy, C. G1-thmann, j. Costcllo. I QM 4. 11 :xx x , rzif-fvlzlzar 1 1153. z Iiggr-if-55. 4 74: N ,455 1 - i a .Sim :.14:i7' ,.,,2 . f '1 'ai' ii uiff-'ii-iii' , f ..: . JOHN MAXWELI. IIERMAN VVASHINCTON JOHN MUSTIN Vin' Prmirlmf l'rv.x'i1lz'rxt Trrrzsurvr RAYMOND LOPEZ CIIARLES hh-IIA I D Pr4'xi1I1'1lI Vim' I'r4'.vi111'nt 24 I Ifmnl Rauf: 'l'. Niackvy, E. Pasco. R. Lopez Hmtln-r Brian II:-ary, C. lNI1'I7aid. E. 0'Mal- Ivy, j. BraclI'rircl. Srvnnrl Row: I.. Niland joshua, I. Hill, J. MCDQ-rmuti, I. Higgins -I. Criflin, J. Butlvr. YV. Mitchell, II. Finnv- gan. Buck Row: M. Cassidy, I.. Blackwood P, Dunii-an, j. Hawkins, W. Turnvr, T. hlurphy, T. Mc'figu4'. . MQ' .mivggjg L N. 4V be V W1 5 21 Q V fy, L. 1 C 1 'v-f K. ,A ii :,, 1 - l - 1 Q' -iw .lx in .Q . 4 Uv '1 5- A ff-'t . , X 'I . n 31 8 ,. ' ful.-a -XJ, ,NA x k. ,, . 1? S : QAL. - Q--n -. T 7m7fa47f' .-n'r ' FRANCIS CUlll7nAN '51 Studying for thx' privsthood nt Kluryknoll Collm-gc, Luka-wood, N. J. During the six years of its vxistcnce, our school has been singularly blessed by Almighty God. From our ranks He has cle-ignvd to choose many young men both to spread the Gospel and to educate others in Chris- tian living. Marist Brotlwrs Scholalstics Francis Xlornn and lllllllvcilllklllilll both of that Class ol '5ll. mWW?f0'uff'J?0ff hv Marist Novica-s in cussock arc Hobvrt llvddington ,5l, Dominic Cnvnlluro '51, Mit-Inu-l Shvridun '51, Clyde Dvlu Noy ,5l, und liobcrt Clnndio '5l. Tho l'ostnlunts in tht- rc-au' uri' jannvs lfrivl '52, Pm-tn-r Kocnig '5:2. XVilliann llyun '50, jannc-s Zbindvn 52, and Thonnxs Scanlon wk il Q-N, ,lib In ids CORNELIUS P. AHEARN 550 West 180th Street, New York 33 Varsity Bascball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, Intramural Baskctlzull 1, 2, 3, 44 Stuflcnt Council 3, Sozlality 4, Dramatic Club 4. Ncil . . . cams- to us hy way of Incarnation. Ilc is rccognizcd as the hcst informed mcm- hcr of thc school whcrc lmschull is con- ccrncd. IIc is adcpt at math and hopes to lu-comc a C.l'.A. aftcr a busincss course at Manhattan. ANDREW T. BARICAK 513 West 134th Street, New York 31 Slurlcnt Goucrrnncnt Vim' I'r1'.vi1l1'ntg Varsity Baskvtball 4g Intramural Baskctball 2, 3, 45 Sodality 4. Andy . . . an carncst and cncrgctic chap who finds Il happy outlm-t for his zip in baskcthall, hasi-hall and swinimimz. III- likcs math but dctcsts physics. llc has alrcady passccl a Civil S4-rvicc cxam and cxpvcts to hr-ad immcdiatcly for cxnploynlcnt at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. was-,. A .J ! '-up WILLIAM J. BRENNAN 505 NVQ-st 167th Street, New York 32 Pnnvidvnt of Scnior Ycarg Intramural Track 1, Intramural Baskctlmll 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Math Club 2, 3, Ycarbouk Dance Commit- tcc 4. Bill . . . St. llosc's contribution to thc lifc of Dubois. The Bookic is sv.-cn most oftcn with Pat Ilonan and jim liurlmgc. Hc col- lccts rc-cords and plays thc tcnor sax. A tcaching can-cr is his choicc aitcr a collcgc coursc at St. john's. W-....,, JAINIES BURBACE 565 West 162ml Street, New York 32 Intramural Baskctlmll 1, 2, 3g Dramatics 45 Math Club 3, Ycarbook Dance Committee 4. jim . . . known to all for his scnse of humor, hcarty laugh, and spontaneous ad lily. jovial ,lim has intcntious of attending busincss school at Manhattan college-. 28 ROBERT J. CALLAHAN 1386 Ogden Avvnne, New York 52 'nn' Club 1, Inlrumurul Truck 1, 2, Dus- mll 1, 4. 1 . . . distinguished hy his likvablv smilv, ri-ady wil, and his gi-nuinc carin-slilcss in vol work. llis intcri-st in sciuiico and h, logs-llu-r with his coiiliilciici- and coin- -iivv, should bring him through L-ollcge i his dcsircd 13.8. in Mechanical Engi- 'ing. K vmpwv Y ,,, , ' ,. 1 ., ,,, -up ' .G 4 f '..2 S' EDWARD CABIACHO 616 West 137ih Street, New York 31 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Scizviva Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Rumblvrs 2, 3, 4, Missions 2, 3, Alert Sports Editor 4. Ed . . . known for his diligvncc in studios, school spirit, spi-cd and 4-ndiirancu on thu track field, and his allcclion for skiing and fishing. Ed's ambition is to bi-coinc one of N.Y.U.'s linvsl chi-inical cnginci-rs and to bc, in his spare tilnc, a conipvtcnt stockcar l'LlCt'l'. 45 Q-5 DONALD P. CANAVAN 611 VV1-st 152ml Street, New York 31 Jayuvc Track Ig Varsity Track 3, 4, Sozlulity 4, Dramatic Club 35 Dancu Committee 3, 4. Digger . . . thiuis what his pals call him . . . enjoyed his four yuars at Dubois by pitching into activities, espn-cially track and school Llanci-s. llis inti-rust and initiative should guarantee him succcss in college. IAMES R. CAMPBELL 502 YVQSI 1-12nd Street, New York 31 Sodulity 4, Intramural Basketball 4. Jinnny . . . came to Dubois for his senior year of high school. Intvlligi-nt and anniablc, hu made lricnds rapidly and is now u thorough Dubois Man. Attvr COlHl1H'IlCL'lIlCIlt hc will probably enroll at Fordham to pre- pare himself for medicine. 29 ROBERT I. CABMODY 573 VVest 1915! Street, New York 33 Missions 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Club 3, 4. Hoppy . . . from the Heights. One of the sleepers of the class-not the snoring kind but rather the type that makes the touch- duwn in football because the opposition for- gets hc is on the Held. MICHAEL S. COFFEY 569 VVest 150th Street, New York 31 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Rambler 2, 35 Sodality 1, 3, 45 Science Club 1, 2 3, 45 Dance Committee 3, 4. Mike . . . a next door neighbor to Duhoi and its faculty. Mike put in a great dea of time and labor arranging and preparinj for school dances. He's intelligent, quiet and efficient. Herr.-'s hoping he gets hi, heart's desire-an appointment to West Poin and an army career. JAMES J. COMISKEY 194-05 113th Road, St. Albans, L. I. Science Club 15 Math Club 25 Intramural Track 1, 25 Alert 3, Editor 45 Class Pres- ident 4. Jim . . . formerly of St. Rostfs on Washing- ton Heights5 now a resident of Long Island. Noted tor his zealous interest in extra class activities, he's a bright spot in everybody's cup ol tea. Jim likes history but eschews math. He plans to teach. DANIEL J. DAVIS 508 West 135th Street, New lurk 31 Intramurals 15 Art Club 25 Student Council 35 Dramatic Club 45 Student Manager. Danny . . . hopes to be an engineer if at all possible. He is set for a position at the Brooklyn Navy Yard after graduation-ab ready passed the Civil Service test. He likes math and drawing. The fellows call him Smiley.', ig. wi. JOHN F. DOLAN 0 WVest 162ml Street, New York 52 fy 4g Slurlrwit Uounvil -ig Photography ig Inlrinnuml llaskutbull 3, 4. , . . exune to Dubois from Cathedral 4- in junior Yi-ar. Adapting himself V to tht' progrzun, he soon became a uh Dubois Man. He is interested in wts-L-specially hast-hall and basketball. et for college in the fall. ,W ,y if 1 -if . .w-'lf' .KY BERNARD M. DUFFY 1400 University Avenue, New York 52 Smlulily Ig Sc'iz'm't' Club Ig Missumt 3, 4g Ilrmcu Club 35 bturlvnt Counu Bi-ruarcl . . . among his other talents is his ability' to niake trientls and to throw in class into liystt-ries at a inonn-nts no llis great ambition is to enter tht hilt elm-1.-trouius. llc now works for an 4.14 Ltfli, unnpoin-nt shop. 4 , rl l 4 5 PETER B. DUNICAN 500 VVest 135th Street, New York 31 Smlulily 1, 2, 3, 44 Mutli Club 25 Drzmmtirs 3g A1t1lllU1l'fi Track 1, 25 Varsity Huskrt- bull 4g Dmuw' Club 1, -lg Intrmnuml Haskel- bull 1, 2, 3, -lg Sfi1'ln'u Club 4. Bunny . . . enjoys football, basketball, and tlanuing. Managing the varsity basketball squaal ull'mn'tls liiin a trm'nn'mlous amount ot plcasurt-. l'vto's counting on gaining ml- iuissiou to tht- U.S. Coast Gunrtl Aeatlelny, THOMAS 1. DUFFY 5l-4 NVest 135th Street, New York 31 Truck lg Intramural 1, 2, 3, -lg Dance Club -35 Dramutics 4. Tom . . . independent thinking and force- ful attitude have made hiin a standout in class. 'l'om's ini-xhaustihlc supply of ques- tions has yet to let at teacher go unchal- lenged. As far as the future is concerned, '1'oin's aim is to he a professional trumpetcer. 31 , WILLIAM 1. FRANCIS 510 VVvst 134th Street, New York 31 Stuclvnt Gouf'rnnn'nt 1'rcsizlvntg Soflality 1, 2, 3, 4, blurlvnt Comwil 3, Scivncc Club 45 Alwt 4. Hill . . . always an-tivo in school affairs, his groan-st thrill came xi ith his ch-ution to thc school pn-sitlm-m-y. His favorite pastimc is thc stuth-ut court which hc runs fairly, firmly, aucl vlficivutly. llc looks forward to Husiui-ss Amliuiuistratiou at City Collvgc. ! W-4 if vw, 'W vw rw CONRAD G. GASKIN ll55 Boston Road, New York 56 Truck 1, 2, 3, 4, Buskvtbull 2, 3, Du Club -3. Gus . . . will holcl fond mcmorivs of and Brothi-r Norhcrt. As a rx-gular mom of tho Track ti-am hc coutrihutvd much wards its various suucossvs. After se-rw he hopes for a career in government wr A-ef f to X4 ROLAND CUILLEN 544 NVest 157th Street, New York 31 Iutrzmzurrll.s' 1, 2: Mi.x'sizm.s 1, 2, 3, 45 Humb- Iwrs -3, Sviwncr: Club 4, Sodulily 4. Hollo . . . auuicahlv, ambitious, and com- pm-tunt-if work dovsu't hi-gin too early in thi' A.M. Ih- has an idea that a career iu thu field of fashion dcsigniug would suit him vcry well. DANIEL P. HE SLIN 3135 Godwin Terrace, New York 63 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Sozlulity 4, Science Club 45 Dmmuticx 3, 4, Mixsions 1, 2, 3, 4. Danny . . . courteous and gcntlt-manly, will hc long roincmlwrecl for the witty and wise L-onuuuuts that hrightcm-d our school days. Almovu, you sue him uniformed as louder ot his local Fife and Drum Corps. 32 EDYVARD ll. IIOBAN 610 YYvst 16-ith Sirvvl, New York 32 I'7ll'l' Club 1, 45 Ar! Club 25 Track 1, 4g nlilvrx 3, -Ig Sturlvnt Counvil 3g Drama Alvrl Art Editor 4. . . . hluw in from St. llosv of Linia's r yvars ago. His favorite sports are swim- ig and cy:-lingg his hohhivs, whittling and ti-hing. Ed plans a business course at johlfs Collcgv. Q79 PATRICK I. HONAN 539 XVl'St 162ml Slrvvl, New York 32 Intramuralx 2, 3. -45 Mall: Club 2, 3g Drama- tirs -ig Yi-urlmok Dance Cummitli-U. Pat usuallv found in thi- company of llrvnnan and Mulcahy. Ili- looks forward to a rollvigi- 1-nlucation, anll, hi-ing 4-xtrvimrly fond ol' jazz, hopa-s one day to have his own hand. rw l l iii I RICHARD F. KRAEMER 730 Riverside Drive, New York 31 Math Club 25 Intramural Baskvtball 1, 2g Scif'm'v Club 4. Dick . . . a quick, diligent studs-nt who kc-vps on the- go with shulics, haskvthall, howling, and swiiuniimz. His intcntion upon ln-aving Duhois is to 1-nroll for a collvgv coursv lu L-ln-niical ciigim-criml. RENALDO M. JENSEN Track 1, 2. 3: ,layccc Baskvtliull Manager 25 Dance Club 3. Ilmialrlri . . . from Saint .-lu,uu.s-tim-'x parish in thx- Bronx. This gm-ntlm-imui is planning to hm-L-oiiiu a connnissiom-cl olfiuur in the Unih-d States Air Force altar a course at A and T Collm-gc in Grccnborough, North Carolina. 33 7 Q RONALD D. MLICLELLAN 3042 Heath Avenue, New York City Tmek 1, 25 Math 25 Camera Club 8, 45 Dance Club I, 2, 35 Ramblers 1, 2, 3, 45 Alert 45 Seierirt' Club 45 Yearbook Photo- grnplier and Pliotogmpliy Editor. Mack . . . frequently seen roaming around the school with a technical eye searching for photogenie subjects. Many surprised and dclii.:hted students were caught in the lens of his candid camera. H1-'s heading for engineering at Manhattan. 'im-wr JAMES L. MCDONNELL 174 NVest 107th Street, New York City IYlfI'Ill7llU'lllS 2, 3, 45 liflslcrtllrill Manager- juyuee 3, Varsity 45 Soclulity 45 Science Club 4. Mack . . . a Scottish lad with a pleasant per- sonality and wide popularity. A friendly game of haskethall delights his heart. He hopes to gain admission to Manhattan Cul- lege. PAUL A. MCGOWVAN 535 VVest 111th Street, New York 25 Basketlmll-Iayoee 2, Varsity 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Math Club 25 Student Council 45 Sodulity 45 Missions 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Club 45 Science 4. Paul . . . his keen sense of humor and love of fun have helped keep senior sessions alive and interesting. Paul is well versed in sports and enjoys French and matli. His next plan is a communications course in the Air Corps. 34 JUSTIN F. MCCAHTHY 94 Hamilton Place, New York 31 Varsity Baselnall 1, 2, 3, 45 ,luynee Bas ball 1, 25 Varsity Haskctlmll 3, 45 lt Club 35 Science Club 4. Buddy . . . will always reniemher the nr friends he made at Duhois. For all years he has had au active part in sports delights in the many victories that broi fame and praise to the school. HAYBIUND P. BICBIAHON 561 WVest 175th Street, New York 33 ly . . . from lnvnrnntinn-reinvinhc-rs as ppii-st tinu-5 of ull thc- iunnml pumzles up ith Avi-nm-. lic spa-nds n lot of time ut ck:-y and his buslmy job. llc is ln-nt on 1-nginm-ring course at City Collvge. PHILIP F. LICBIANUS 1098 VVoorlycrest Avenue, New York 52 Math Clulz 25 Rznnlllcrs 35 Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Soclaliiy 4. Phil . . . stinnp collecting :ind baskvtlxnll comprise his two lllillll iiitcrvsts. llc intends to tore-go college until hu has clone ai hitch with the Navy. 7V JAMES L. MULCAHY 541 YVcst 162ml Street, New York 32 Prcsillvnt of Junior Ycurg Buskvtball 1, 2, 3, 4g Tmrk 1, 2, -lg Alurt 35 Duncc Commit- tuc 45 Sfuflcnt Council 45 Drumutics 4. jim . . . fri:-nd of ull thc stndi-nts and the pci-vc of all thc tt-ucluirsg one of thu 'easy doe-s it' boys who are the envy lsicj of their hnrdcr working clnsslimtus. Although not rcndy to thc given ri-solution, my infrcr nent rt-marks ure invniomhlef' WVU! 'u say, lnih? Nl-L g TERENCE J. MCSHERRY 95 Seaman Avenue, New York 34 Truck lg Mull: Club 2g Rumblvrs 35 Intra- mural Hrzskvtbull 1, 2, 4g Duncc Club 3, 4g Alvrt 4. Terry . . . churishcs the int-inorivs of Du- hois' L-lilnh to nthli-tic taint- nntl all the thril- ling ova-nts hu slmrt-Ll in during his four yi-airs llc is going to vnlist in thc Navy this july and has his mind set on boxing and clcutronics. 35 l Q'-x JAMES J. MURPHY 3044 Kingsbridge Avenue, New York 63 Inlrumuruls 1, 2, 3. 45 Slurlvnl Council 45 Scimwu Club 3, 45 HllllllIlt'I'S 43 Missions 1, 2, 3, 4, Mull: Club. -3. Murph . . . comes to us front St. john's Parish. Ht- has always had an active part in class intrainurals and after-schoul activi- ties. Ilis favorite spurts are hast-hall. has- kt-thnll, and hunting. After graduation lint intends to join the Police lforee. ith 6 A T fr. Z ,, v wr-L . J, . Ai .PYT Nfl:- ml: RICHARD P. O'DONNELL 880 VVest 180th Street, New York 34 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Science Club 1, 45 Sozlulity 4. Dieko . . . from Inenrnatinn un the Heights. He goes in for history and baseball as his tavnrttes. His plans tor the future are rather hazy but he hopes some day to get to college. He looks lorward to Alumni reunions. l l 1 BERNARD A OWENS 1525 Amsterdam Avenue, New York 31 Truck 1, 25 lntrumurul Buskctbull 1, 2, 3, 4g Math Club 2, Student Council 4, Dance Club 1, 4. Bernie . . . with his peaceful and congenial nature there is n real aggressive drive. Dancing is his favorite pastime. He is choos- ing City College or Manhattan for classes in engineering. ,- 1 4 1 X JAMES W PATHE 1008 Sumnnt Avenue, New Hork 52 Math Club 2, Science Club 4, Alert 4, Mis- sions 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodulity 3, 4. jim . . . one of the many who came to Dubois front over the bridge. XVhen he is not playing haskethall during yard revs you can be sure to lind hint holding the interest ut some group with his jokes. He has picked N.Y.U. for engineering. 36 K . 1 GEORGE P. PERUZZOTTI 648 West 160th Street, New York 32 ivnvr' Club I, 2, 3, 44 Track 1, 2, Math ull 25 llumlJl1'r.v 3: Cumrru Cluli 3, 4, rrmuurulx 93. 45 Snrlulily 3. 4: Munuging lilor of AIN! 4g Ymrlmuk lirlilor. rry . . . at ni-ighhorhnocl latl who spcncls mst of his timv alta-r ulassrs sharing in thc rious l'lllll artivitii-s. lllintogrnpliy, s1.'in'ncn'. ml music nrv his hip: int:-rt-sts. Hi- plans i-ntcr,St. Iohn's amd lu-coinc a Microl1c mtur. 'Wt 'B S' ' lf' ' 0 .-A A I 'fu 3, t JJ. '9' ' N X... .-,.w-s-Q-ww-.0 iw... 'FQ '99, .,.i .Mu Q. ..-an CORNELIUS F. SCANLON 3064 Bailey Avenue, New York 63 Intrumuml '1'r1u'k 1, 2, 3, Bu.vlc1'tl1ull 1, 2 3, 4. Nc-il . . . :in vnthnsiastiu Giant fan still gloating on-r his tvam's vit-torv in thi National 1,u:n.uu- last yi-ar. Nt-il ivill prolm ahly uontinui- his t'Cllli.'illl0ll at Manhattan Colli-gt-. an , 'TQ an 'B JAMES V. STANLEY 79 Hamilton Place, New York 81 Iniramuruls 1, 2, 3, 4, Alert 2, Rrzmhlvrs 2g Student Council 4, Dramatics 4g Sodulity 4. Stan . . . givcs the nppvarancc of living quiet and nonchalant hut is actually at vm-ry active and humorous fellow. His fricmlly disposi- tion has matic him many friends and will cvrtainly carry him far in the Air Force. JEREMIAH D. SEELEY Highland Avenue, Pearl River, N. Y. Sophomore Prvsiflcnrg Clziss Prcsidvnt IA, 2A, 3Ag Truck 1, 25 Intramural Brzskvtlmll 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 2, Scivncc Club 4g Mission Hcprusuntativc 1, 2, 3. Iere . . . Pearl River has given Dubois n fine student and a gt-nial character. To him should go the Croix do Voitnrc -the Com- mutt-r's Cross-for his lung daily trip. His interests are many but his favorites are dancing, swimming, and conversing. 87 19' in H ,. '.,f. .. . 'A RICHARD URFF 1496 Pimpton Avenue, New York 52 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, Ramblers 2, 3, Dance Club 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Sozlal- ity 1, 2, 3, 4. Richy . . . ambitious, intelligent, and like- able. The lively discussions he provokes in Chem classes are always interesting. He says his four Dubois years were full of joy and hopes his college business course will prove as pleasant. 4 ANTHONY I. WALSH 404 WVest 116th Street, New York City Track 1, Mall: Club 2, Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Dance Committee 4, Soilality 4. Tony . . . at cheerful and Well liked fellow -a thorough Dubois Man. He cherishes the memories of his school's rise to fame and popularity. Tony is set for the Air Corps in September. He would like to ' as groundwork for a career. Study radar JOHN J. WATERS 550 YVest 160th Street, New York 32 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, Art Club 1, 2, Alert 2, 3, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4, Student Council 4, Sodality 4. Jack . , . interested in school and its activi- ties. Bowling and basketball are his prime diversions. He is intent on working his way through Manhattan College for an engineer- ing degree. Prositl HENRY L. VAN SLAARS 203 West 107th Street, New York 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, jayvee Bas ketball Manager, Missions I, 2, 3, 4. French seniors because of his pleasing and joshin, manner. Ile is extremely fond of sports- espeeially golf and baseball. Ile is planning to join the Air Force and hopes he can lin: up for himself a course in navigation o electronics. y . . . one of the most popula THOMAS C. WILKINS 1068 Franklin Avenue, New York 56 Intramural Baskellmll 1, 2, 3, Dance Club E Tommy . . . from Saint Augnstine's in th Bronx, His pastimes are baseball and toot ball. He has his heart set on Manhattai College but ean't make up his mind whethe he should prepare himself for teaching matf or being an engineer. ECEMBER L45 0 D'11213 718 19 20 21 22 11125 26 27 28 29 4-iff' x New vo?-15 ,Er 1QQy?QijM7.' ' lic. 117733181 - 5 ' 1ff1tkf'1,n, ,, 'A+ ,.x2 JANUARY 195 95 FEBR Un 7 WED THU F81 SAT SUN MON TUE WED V 2 3 4 5 A 9 9 91 ' I FQZ FIIIO 1018 S 9 10 11 12 3 4 5 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 36 31 15511 .22 24 25 26 27 28 21 22 23 29 MARCH 1952195 52 2 APRIL SUN Mon TUE wen THU MON Tue wen THU FRI SAT 1952 EBRUARY 531 s?11 H1711 N325 :pw 'I 2 3 4 5 23456 789101112 1511182 9 1011 1213 1516171819 16 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 26 526212829 2750 2,51 5353 1952 Nl AY 1 J U N E 1952 -...... SUN MON TUE WED THU TUE WED THU FRI SAT APWLF S ,QL 1316 122 1 11 3 4 5 6 7 222,45 4 5 6 7 8 '330 1O 10 11 12 13 14 789101117 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 ii 17 18 19 20 21 8 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 282930 111311 1014 13111 Y 19521952 AUGUST 1952 THU pm SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 2 3 4 5 1 1:75 L 9:12 N320 F?28 1 2 0 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 mn 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 31 14721 1329 7 2951 A AGN JSELX A 952 SEPT. VIBER 19521 AUGUS ,353 1 42 3 M T w T I Z 7 8 4 5 11 7 s 9 14 111213141516 0 181920 212271 .25 26,2752 OCTOBER M 1 w T F s 1 2 3 4 0 7 8 91011 5131415161718 1202122232425 1213141 5 6 7 1920212 252627282 NEXT MONTH MAY 5 M 'r w T F 121 4567891 1112131415161 181920 2122 23 2 25 26 27 28 29 30 E NEXT MONTH JULY S M T W T F A 1234 07891011 131415161718 202 1 22 23 24 25 T 27 28 29 30 31 NEXT MONTH SEPTEMBEI Ulf' The Sodalists meet for prayer and meditation. Q , i f gl i it , a1f0m.fddq Consecration to the Mother of God in the Sodality is an entire gift of oneself . . . it is not a gift of mere sentiment . . . but it is consummated in the intensity of the life of Christ and of lvlaryfl Pope lins XII Q, - e. lfzgsg ' Moderator Father Cahir offers inspiration. refect William Francis conducts the weekly meeting. Edward O'Malley and james Campbell keep First Friday vigil. W, .,,, , . rs NM..- , I. 3 fin' me v . . .Q V -f-4-Y i gsguaf in x ,A N- 'sq-A Z as Mission rvprosciitutivvs carry class offerings to Modcrntor Father Blclizly. 11.1 x Quai M15 ' y f-'1 Ulf K Thut familivs vvvrywlicrr might know Ilim, love llim, and honor Ilini us wc do. The mental gymnusts ' 'ie t, Seniorg haunt the reference sec- tion tor term-paper material. 42 nminnn I'll take this one, Brother Adrian. . J., E ,M pg 1 f '1. I- Q' 5:- ,f' I 1 42 . ..,, xi' M -1 fr ' va' A 1 xv' V 4' Y ,gy , 4' b fl .- ,,,,or.v...-f..mw,,.4 N A, . A ,Quits 1 Jw Xin: -. J Q U .. ,ff 5.5 ,J .ff , 1.-gffpiasff .ff fav -' .af Q L tg, sf' Q-41 . '.,'. k M if .H fav -' -Q dim.. R i . I Q fx in V Q Av - . . 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Iiclwarnl Culiiuclio suimiits sports copy to lfilliflll' Coiniskcy. 46 xx xi l'I Moderator Brother '1'lmmus Tim Nlurphy supervises docs the drying. ! lhmaxld MACL 5.--.TM .pp ,ffxffx ' m UP If 1 cuun blows C - S ikc- lllllgfg. -f , says Pc-tcr Short. Club l1'llSllll'lI gm an ll4'lll0IlSlI'illi0ll by Herman Wouk THE TRAITORU lxxihlun MLNM xs nmid '-'al'-f S Anon? NCR H Lt. Ilvndcrson Cjolm Muhoncyj urriw-s Mmlcrufvf us gm-st of Enmnucl. Xv zllmyr hiuow Spy, wvcrotzlry Olalry 1.011 jcnningsj. 1 ONCM Won-cts l'mfcssor Emanuel Cjzuncs Quinnj poses for . , , 5 - 1 - Q in L7 . 1 f. f F-, . 1. -1 X Q itil 'EYKT E 5 . Wlfwf ESQ H gg 435 S-UZ 1 M ,.,. wi, ' . ,yu 'Y viii! si ,ji .Q i Q4-1' 6? A X? QE' Y vi A s ' 45' . XA f 'Tfghd .ix jimi , ug, 1 fa H. u 5 Y e , Ex K , 42+ - ' 74- Q ,.,.n4' 1:6-m g 39 ' 311 ,S ij I 1 swf fig 1 bb in ffx , - 1 fl! fii FATHER CAIIIR M orlcruior 51 , gg , ' we z: . QM .4 W5 1 . ,V .. I Fi x sa E X fi an mf . M... . ,kv ' A ' Safmy' N ,. -. EL?-XE I Hill X S.-an X .. 1 I qw.. P 1 ,XM QW NW' gig? Saint 7744242621 Dag ,X vs- ' , rf 7 J M m 1 m AHQQSNM' lla 5 SESS? I F ii :'Qg1.,fsg.:41 A 1 1 A mffxjcr CD A 5- v rf' . , 2, fr., Jinx., Front Row: Manager Ed Doran, Mike Dooley, pg Tom McGowan, lfg Richy Urff, Qh, Connie Ahearn, cg joe Conlan, Sb, Tommy Knight, p. Back Row: Paul McGowan, rf, Pat Dunican, lhg Maurice Fitzgerald, cf, Norman Brown, lb, Joe' Cun- ningham, rf, justin McCarthy, lf, Eugene Romer, ssg Raymond Lopvz, cg Roger Fernandez, Shg Rosendo Guillen, cf, Mr. Joe XVallix3g, Coach. I. iv X Captain Urff, Moderator Father Fahey, Coach Wal Noi Ahenrn Paul McGowan Nm Justin McCarthy 41, .rx 7 Richard Urff Cunt-h loc VVu11ing, Jinx 1N1L'13olmc11, Aurly Buricuk, john O'Nmi11, XYinlon 'ljuriu-r, Hogcr 1'm-rniuulcl, Paul ML-Cowan, Put Dunicun, I1-Ulll Scxton. Euuclu- llnnivr, 'llnn -l'hi1h1n, 1jl'1.llIU Strat-lui. Nlauricn- Fitzgcralcl. Fnthcr Falicy, Pch- Dunn-un. 2? lhc hoopstcrs of 1951-5:2 lcavc hchincl thcm the hcst court rccornl achicvccl to clatc hy a Duhois tcain. Full of fight anal spirit. thcy pilccl up scvcnte-cn wins and only four losscs. Thcir wins incluclccl victories ovcr all thcir lcaguc opponcntsg and a thrilling cutl- scason -13 to -11 triumph ovcr Rcgis gainccl thcm a hcrth in thc Catholic High School Championships. In two ruggccl post scason tusslcs thcy liarriccl St. Ann's ancl lloly Trinity to thc last whistle. The vcrv succcssful scason was cluc to a spirited team sparkcfl hy thc talcnts of justin N1cCarthy anal Captain Paul B1CClOXYil11. SEASON SCORES Dubois OPP- 45 Alumni ,,,,,,,,, .Y , 39 59 Immaculata ,,,.,., W 46 55 Cathedral , ,. . 37 27 Ilaycs ,. Y,,VV 60 78 St. 11c1cna's H 46 53 Tolcntinc , , ,, . 63 43 Manhattan , ,. ,,., K 41 50 Regis , ,A 58 49 Fordham W 47 73 St. Gcorgc . ,, 40 52 St. Simon Stock ,. , 51 52 Dc La Sallc , ,, . .. 33 71 St. 1lc1cna's ,, ,,,, 50 55 Tolcntinc , .... ,,... 5 0 53 Cathedral ..7,,7 .-'-- 4 4 40 Manhattan ,,,,,,, 61 48 Regis ,..,,. . 7, . 44 55 St. Ceorgc .Y..Y, 777. .... . . 31 50 St. Simon Stock ..... ,,.,, 4 8 63 Dc La Salle .,.,,,, ..... 4 7 43 111-gig ccccccc . .5 , 41 111-POINTS Mcflowun 286 Strachcn 221 Turncr 209 lfcrnunclcz 176 Nh-Carlliy 168 f 4 A Paul McGowan justin ML-Cnrthy g 4 ,fm ,ii ffm, ' 1 ' f 4 fpxg , 1. elr . 'Aint K ' .x ., .. 1gfi , X . , f X xx 'S X X! W. iff? ,A 'Q x5 0 ' 'Xb I7 -fl ff X gm 1' mx A 5 ' f ,ff 2 XJ f ' X 1 1 1 QMS ,A TS' 5 1 . v Y .5 ? 1 f xg I ii Ag 5 ' ' rl s A A . A ' Winton Turner A K Anclrcw Baxricuk K A J 1- , 5 A v 12, Am L g fi X Roger Fernandeiz Y, l ' nz U at , J' Dvlano Struclu-11 S! 1 1 i K V t' K Vx Nl Q q ' ' w ' 'fywt A.. 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F3 --.K I Edfiw '11, -1 Fw-Q ...Finn 3 1 irotlu-r Brian doug -Ill th ' ' C art Work constructivdy criti- Brnthcr Thomas . , I ' - Ldhm s pxx. 1 l 5 , cizcs Ronadd MM. 253A ww agp 7! ,ww Milos of gulhry shoots to be proof-road Wmgaygn X pf? crust in the results. The boys show int Edito G Dlansr 15355 Pg1ElZZ0tti ' W1 v1ser Father F lelninzq- 62 Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaRocca Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill The Graduating Class acknowledges its indebtedness to the loyal and generous patrons and parents who made this book possible. Panama The Very Reverend Monsignor Michael A. Buckley Alumni Class of 1950 Alumni Class of 1951 Miss Joan Baird Josephine Baird Mr. Walter Baird Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bolin Mrs. Bessie A. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cahir Mr. Edward Cox Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dardis Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fahey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fallon Mrs. Mary Fleming Mrs. Mary Hicks Mr. Thomas Knight Mrs. Kate Kowsky The Marist Brothers of Dubois Mrs. Mary E. McKay Mr. William Ahearn Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Anllo Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anllo Mr. and Mrs. Benito Antunano Mr. and Mrs. S. Aquilato Mr. and Mrs. Arzani Mr. and Mrs. Peter Armstrong Mrs. Catherine Ashby Mr. and Mrs. Peter Azular Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ballester Mr. and Mrs. A. Baricak Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barry Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bisci Joseph Bittar Mrs. Olivia Blackwood Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Blair mr. andi lgidrs. Bowe r. an rs. oynes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brabant Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bradford Mr. and Mrs. James Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brennan rind Mr? Edfvard Broderick 9 l'0Wl'l Rm! y Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Buckley Mrs. Margaret Burbage Mr. and Mrs. Alban Burke lair.kandhMrsi: Janies Burke ur rms er ami y Mr. and Mrs. William Burton Mr. and Mrs. Edward Butler Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Buyers Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Cahill Mr. ang Mrs. gallahan r. an rs. . annvan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cannody Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Martin Casey Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Casey Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Francis Chiftriller Mr. and Mrs. who Clements Mr. and Mrs. illiam C. Colfey Mr. and Mrs. James Comiskey Mr. and Mrs. Jloseph Conlan Mr. and Mrs. aymond Conley Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Connaire Mr. and Mrs. John Connelly Mr. and Mrs. arry Conroy Pment4mwZ7 The Dolan Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donnelly The Dooley Family Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dooley and Mrs. Richard Doran Michael Downing and Mrs. M. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dunican Mr. Joseph Dunne and Mrs. Thomas Dunne Mr. and Mrs. T. Earley Mr. and Mrs. John Elwood Mr and Mrs. William Faherty Mrs. Jean J. Fanner The Farrell Family and Mrs. John F eerick and Mrs. Roger Femandez Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Thomas Finnegan Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Foley Fonnisano Family Mr. and Mrs. Freehill Mr. and Mrs. rintice Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. G. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. William Gallahue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gamory Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Gaskin Mr. and Mrs. C. Gethmann and Mrs Mr. Gle . Eugene Giannini ason Family Mr. and Mrs. John Gomez Mrs. Janet Grant Mr. and Mrs. C. Gray Mrs. Lillian Greeley Mr. and Mrs. J. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gruetzke Mr. and Mrs. R. Guillen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanna Mr. and Mrs. James Hastings Mr . and Mrs. Richard Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. William Healy Mr. and Mrs. John Heslin Mrs. T. Henness Mrs. Florence Conroy Mr. and Mrs. J. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Costello Mr. and Mrs. John Counihan Mrs. Mary E. Coyne Mr. and Mrs. G. Cuculescu Mrs. D. Curley Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Daly Mrs. Mary H. Daly Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Davey Mr. and Mrs. M. Davis Mario Deana Mr. and Mrs. A. Diaz Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins Mrs. Etta Hill and Mrs. Michael Holman and Mrs. John Honan Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hook Mr. and Mrs. J. Ilyichenko Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Interian Mr. and Mrs. Howard Isaacs Mrs. Doris T. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. S. Joshua Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Judge Mr. and Mrs. G. Kamourzaefl Mrs. Margaret Kavana h Mr. Mr. Mr. 8 and Mrs. Henry Kelleher and Mrs. Eugene Kraemer and Mrs. Bruno Kusbach Lawlor Family Mr. and Mrs. S. Leahy O'Rourke Family O'Shea Family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lebron Mr. and Mrs. Alois Listl Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lonergan Mrs. Ana Lopez Mrs. B. Lucky Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mackey Mr. and Mrs. 'ference Mackey Mr Mr. . and Mrs. Patrick Maguire and Mrs. Maley Marakowich Family Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Martin Mrs. Mary Matthews Maxwell and New Families Mr. and Mrs. John MacLellan McCaffrey Family Mr Mr: and Mrs. John McCarthy and Mrs. Joseph McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDaid Mr. and Mrs. John McDermott Patrick McDermott Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John McDonnell Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. The Florence McGowan and Mrs. Patrick McGroarty and Mrs. Eugene Mclnerney Margaret McKiernan McMahon Family Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Ortiz The Otis Family Mr. and Mrs. George Owen Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Owens Mr. and Mrs. C. acunski Mr. and Mrs. games Pathe Mrs. Annette atemo Mrs. Corinne Pascal Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pasco Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peruzzotti Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Philbin Mrs. Vivian Ray Mr. and Mrs. Robert Regan Mr. and Mrs. David Renoud Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. John Riley Mr. and Mrs. D. Rinaldi Mr. and Mrs. T. Rogers Mr. Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Romer Mary R yan Judith Sanchez and Mrs. Peter Santero and Mrs. John Schlag Jeremiah Scanlon Helen Seeley Mary Sexton and Mrs. John Shalley Mr. and Mrs. Philip McManus Mr. and Mrs. James McMorrow Mr. and Mrs. James McMullan The McNeill Family Mrs. Jane McSherry Mr. and Mrs. John McTigue McTigue Family Mr. and Mrs. Casper Meahon Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell Mrs. K. Mollin Mr. and Mrs. James Moran Mr. and Mrs. David Morgan Mrs. Hazel Morgan The Mulcahy Family k 63 Mrs. Elizabeth Mulcahy Mr . and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs: Mr. and Mrs William Mullen John Mulvihill Charles Murphy James Murphy Patrick Murphy T. Murphy B. Mustin Mrs. John Nash Nemecek Family Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Niland Mr. and Mrs. Y. Nunez Mr. and Mrs. M. Ohadal Mr. and Mrs. S. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Dowd Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs Leo O'Grady E O'Keefe Mr. . . Mrs. John 0'Malley Mr. and Mrs. D. Shane Mrs. Katherine Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Short Mrs. Nora Smith Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith Mr. Joseph Smyth Mr. and Mrs. William Souhrada Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Stanley Strachen Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swetz Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thomas Mrs. Richard Thompson Mary Toner Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Turner Mrs. L. Turriziani Mr. and Mrs. Charles Urll' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Van Slaars Mrs. Susie Villanacci Mr. and Mrs. T. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ware Washington Family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wasson Mr. and Mrs. John Waters Mr. and Mrs. J. Wazny Miss Natalie Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilkins Mrs. R. Winter Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wissell Mr. and Mrs. James Woods -. -v 'gf -P g Li 'Q I WE E X if , gl 1 N 1 s fm I E Q V, il X 4 if i -. 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