Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School - Loughlinite Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1958 volume:

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L ' I 4 i 1 3 4 l f 5 E E P, E s 3 E 2 , E 1 ' E 1 9 P Q '- 3 4 5 w E ? 1 S 1 mmvzmmwmmfgammmum.fun.-um.-.nuvnnvmmasfwnv.xvw.u.uuy.n.wmmvz4.u:+z.'41vseusnm4g'mmwfwm LAnaA:c1..+wwwg'.uuw-'mamwswaw:-fffmuemnrvnmwsv,-gs-',wa, 1 xp-mn 1 i.Mfmmnmmx1mmne:Lm1a-,vmwzw.x5mxsw:.-:ig E, x .4 i ' 5 if K f hf- xx. Foreword In our short but pleasant stay at Loughlin we have no doubt attained many goals and won many friends. In this yearbook, we, the Editors and Staff, have attempted to establish a permanent record of those events which have made our four years at Loughlin so memorable. At the same time, we are proud in- deed to have as our theme the centen- ary of Our Lady's miraculous appear- ance at Lourdes. The hope of the world lies in increased devotion to Mary. Per- haps, the pictures on these few pages will inspire us to rededicate ourselves to the Immaculate Conception, a price- less friend and ally against Satan and the forces of evil. Content Dedication . . . . . Page 9 Faculty ..... . . . Page 17 Seniors ............. . . . Page 33 Accelerated Seniors . . . . . . Page 59 Activities ......... . . . Page 79 Classes . . . . . . Page 121 Sports ........... . . . Page 14-5 Senior Directory . . . . . . Page 171 2 E 355, . Q25 Q S 3' 'M' 'S jg . 4 ' f 'V , 1 , Q3 .Y I .44 f A My--1 as SM W-fr' K ' Q new qui-vw, A 2, M17 , if? 4552 , 3 L gf gm, L., Q Q N gf fi. . -x ml V 3 ?' ' y X ,fm F in-4-r, X ff gg if . L kj' M YU5? In V Q ' f -,1 TM xi' .. . , kr . fl- - 5 ,M , 1 .Q 2 , .. 3924 f?-,fJI,gffs . N fm'S f -sf ,... 5 W. i t 5 , A f-,.f the K V, 1-H-W5 . I 2 tl M1 , f.. . f ff V , W., W h I Q 'X W' F '-,, N . , . ' 1 ff. -211 'jk 5 l' M' V i '51, ' - 1 fy-Ag, ,, ' 2 4 ,V , s' ' ' -x hw. 5.3. QEHJ --.L pf ,K ' f K 1 1935 ,311 5' 34 . 1 ,. , 41 'Va' an , ,,L-thx , f s A, V -XM, ,f .- ffsiykif 'T Q. 4 0 , . x Q f- ' ' ' ' K Y- 7 W b r , mf- msg. ,- f4,f1ff,,'L:,,-cw-f--1.- ,..'1few9+ v -' + ' 'fi , f4'TQ X Q A x A 'nf ' - aff. vs 41 ff? - .QLNS A ,. . ,W , .-, ,,,.,,,,.,n , 1 ,L1j,,.,:,.J,, f fn.-Q, .seem .-'JM -Q. xkv. Entrance to Auditorium and Gymnasium Most Reverend Bryan J. McEnlegart., D.D Bishop of Brooklyn Dedication On June 14, 1957, the burdens of the Diocese of Brooklyn were placed on the shoulders of Bishop Bryan J. McEntegart, The fourth Bishop, successor to three great Bishops, John Loughlin, Charles E. McDonnell and Thomas E. Molloy, found awaiting him an anxious staff of learned and indus- trious clergy. His Excellency also discovered thousands of Religious, priests, Brothers and Sisters, laboring un- selfishly and devotedly in a great school system ranging from nursery school to college and university. The months following his in- stallation as Bishop have found him engaged in the further de- velopment and improvement of an already outstanding diocese. He has assumed the responsibilities of his high oilice with confidence, being assured of the willing and heart- felt cooperation on all sides. Previously, Bishop McEntegart had been especially active in the field of education. His career has included terms as a professor at Fordham University, sixth Bishop of Ogdensburg and rector of the Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C. Particularly endearing to the hearts of all Loughlin men should be the realization that the newly appointed Bishop is a graduate of Manhattan College, which makes him one of us, a Brothers' Boy. He is also an alliliated member of the Christian Brothers, allowing him to partake of all the spiritual privileges and benefits of the Order. It is with deep respect and great pleasure that we, the' staff, dedicate the yearbook of the Senior Class of Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School, the 1958 Loughlinite, to you, Bishop Bryan J. McEntegart. 5 ft K X H X 2- is if: .4 3 ff-K 2' 'i 1 . . K V . , c , .favs - swf , 41 ,q s g ... 3-,gr ,pw rr ,A N 1 0-kg-:ni P S! s t ji.. ,, K ji , ff ,X ,-ss. k ii C 3 Y ii i 'is' .- 5' + 1 125 'F 3 ' .R ., fx A if ta ., as QV 'Iv we M -52,7-,if--fi 2 f is - sa Q. W z '7-f.1z':-D Y 2,33 Hrs 1 Q atv R ff ' if vw, lm J 3: 2i'.f.s'3s1- 3 , 'cf if wt ., R 3 B fs-5 3 if s 33 4 122 4' 4 ff nfl T 1 faffzlwf, N f' Y Y 1 Lev fist, Q. , is if g: t ' as :sus - f J 1 N. . a 4 E. saw ,M 3 . .,,, J . Y -as s Y Lf. 4 sms-35, 1, .. P , s f Y fn Ks A HQ 32 ,iL,:H,,,gk ,g,,,i,5,,3,...,t.,i na, ry W. , , 1 it , f- i if 1 f fs :ffm :aww in X ri if-f.: fern iasfif .. ff..,t,1W, .-.bm 1??'4lff':2fL fi Agra. 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It is a mighty attesta- tion to the Immaculate Conception of the Mother of Christ, the Son of God and the Savior of mankind. The apparitions were not of a purely private and individual character, but became highly important events emphasizing and confirming the solemn proclamation by Pope Pius IX of the dogma of the Immaculate Con- ception of Mary a short four years previously. Thus, they have initiated and exerted an unforeseen influence on the whole religious life, at least of Catholics, over the whole world during the past one hundred years. They have also reached into the life of many non- Catholics. The promulgation of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception in the year 1854 by Pope Pius IX caused a storm of excitement, opposition, violent protests and a veritable literary warfare from the ranks of non- Catholics and infidels against the Church and Mary. This storm had not yet subsided when the exciting reports of the miraculous events in the hidden-away town in the French Pyrenees reached the outer world. On February 11, 1858, fourteen-year-old Bernadette Soubirous left her one-room hovel in search for fuel. Bernadette, her younger sister Toinette, and a neighbor's child walked over to Massabielle, the old rock. Asthmatic Bernadette, at first hesitant to join her companions in wading across the river, finally de- cided to accompany them. She was about to remove her stockings when she heard a rushing wind. Perplexed, she looked about, saw nothing. Then she turned toward the grotto and noticed one of the bushes moving. From the interior of the grotto came a golden cloud and, in Bernadette's words, A Lady, young and beautiful, exceedingly beautiful, the like of whom I had not seen before, appeared. Bernadette took her rosary into her hands and prayed with the Lady. When the recitation of the rosary was finished, the Lady returned to the interior of the rock and the golden cloud disappeared with her. From this day when Our Lady favored the French girl until the end of the apparitions, Bernadette be- came the center of controversy, the -target of accusa- tions, and a world-renowned Hgure. One week later the Lady appeared and spoke for the first time. She told Bernadette to come to Massa- bielle for the next two weeks. The following day Berna- dette's aunt, her mother, and many others accompanied her to the grotto. The child had scarcely begun to say the rosary when the Lady appeared. Bernadette's face -became transfigured. By this time, the story of the apparitions had spread throughout the countryside. When Bernadette reached the grotto on Sunday, she found that a large crowd was already gathered. They even climbed the rock of Massabielle itself. Bernadette seemed not to see the crowd as she knelt on the large smooth stone that was always saved for her. She gazed in rapture at the niche which seemed empty to the other people. Sometimes she smiled, and ---- 1-1' sometimes her eyes filled with tears. She and the Lady talked together and prayed together, but the people could hear nothing. Some of the things that the Lady told Bernadette during her visits were for her ears alone and were never repeated. Many people asked Bernadette what the lady looked like. She would reply, The Lady has the appearance of a young girl of sixteen or seventeen. She is dressed in a white robe, girdled at the waist with a blue ribbon which flows down all along her robe. She wears upon her head a veil which is also whiteg this veil gives just a glimpse of her hair and then falls down at the back below her waist. Her feet are bare but covered by the last folds of her robe except at the point where a yellow rose shines upon each of them. She holds on her right arm a rosary of white beads with a chain of gold shining like the two roses on her feet. Four or Eve hundred persons were on hand for the eighth apparition on Wfednesday, February 24. Berna- dette wept bitterly and advanced on her knees to the place where the wild bush was hanging. Then she turned to the people and said, Penitence! Penitence! Penitence ! During the ninth apparition the Lady said to Berna- dette, Go, drink and wash in the spring. After walk- ing to the left corner of the excavations, she resolutely bent down and began to scratch the earth. The little cavity which she hollowed out became full of muddy water. After having waited a moment, all the spectators followed the phases of this strange scene with a painful feeling and a sort of stupor. Those who had believed in the girl were disappointed and bewildered. Most of them went home in silence. The disappointment of Bernadette's followers was not to last for long. Water began trickling from the little cavity which the girl had scooped out. The trickle grew larger and larger. Almost immediately miraculous cures were said to have taken place by applying the water. The enthusiasm of Bernadette's followers became greater than ever. On March 2, the Lady asked Bernadette to tell the priests that she wished a chapel built at Massabielle and that she wished processions to come there. This taxed Bernadette's courage to the utmost. She was afraid of the Abbe Peyramale, who was her pastor and also the Dean of Lourdes. The Abbe had maintained an aloof attitude during the entire proceedings at the grotto and had ordered the priests under his jurisdiction to do likewise. Now he found himself face to face with the girl who was creating all the excitement. He looked at her sternly, as the 'girl in a trembling voice repeated the Lady's request. The Abbe, however, stated that he did not have the money. The people of the region continued to visit the grotto, and they kept candles burning all the time. They bathed in the water of the spring and they began collecting money with which to build a church. The civil officials were angry because they thought the entire world was laughing at them. March 25 was the Feast of the Annunciation. On the eve of that day, Bernadette felt a call to the grotto. She went at dawn. .M-35'f 'f ' ,.,?Vv, rv, ,K ' f 1 ' l:t1f'Vf5?. K H.. Eff. 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' g ' gm-, -k - f wi-5535i , W 'ziz - 5 V E Q 3 N 4 Y U ' ei 1 Q 535 'E Q2 EE E iii 3335 A, 5 , -L as vw K r 3 'Env-s V Fi 5, ,QW , X ' , ' N g , M N va .M i ,-1, 1 2 W ,Y-+ .5 , 1 5 5 Q 1 i f ix K f K Q Ez 5 ' F ? F A if M 1 Q 9 ,T x it :Q if 3 4? 3 y C6531 wr 5 fi 1 , .m - - ww- u- -...wma 9 W- h Wi?-. ki- k L'-' if' Lim ' ' N '1Q . 1' , 1 f Ha Mig? Lgifgfsaw- ' a f-afar fi '.: 3 '- , T 1 , . iffy--1' wi: wx -ff Q if W -- .em . ff ra.: . - x -' 5 : 1 1 g ig iq , ..,.: 337811 V. A .ygg 1 , 552351 3 523 Q SL :r A- 'ffm ii K ri'----mn , . ' ' ,. 45-f f -Jil:-f ' fi ' ,,,m7+3f '7'. M QT' K Qvk. V1 Qf ,Er A-fn w g 1? ggi' r W - Q - Sw ..,, 5 ,Q - , a - .V -,', ,M , ' '- ' ' 1 Q ' A. V' A . .?f X X :vii-V X , ,I Nw , 3, QMS- ' - .F51?,V,, .,.-4 5 if 4 if uw. ,Q ',.:,,,,:g N.-Kqlr-Q2-.Lg All of this, however, takes second place to the unde- iinable air of the supernatural about Lourdes that has no equal in all the world. There is, indeed, great natural beauty in the village hidden in the Pyrenees, but there is a great deal more than natural beauty. Nor is it the exclusively religious atmosphere of the shrine and the town, for it does not escape one that there is considerable commercial activity outside the gates proper. Rather it is simply the startling realization that the Virgin Mother of God actually was in this place. And the place has never been the same since then. One could very well ask, How could it be? People who go to Lourdes generally come away with this definite impression, often spoken of as the miracle of Lourdes: that no one goes there without spiritual benefit of some kind. It is true, the sight of the sick at prayer, the processions, the reception of Holy Com- munion-all of this is most impressive and edifying. But alone and beyond this is an awareness of the near- ness of the Lady who graced this place with her presence. The Holy Father, in his encyclical on the Lourdes Pilgrimage, wrote, Nowhere, except perhaps at Lourdes, does one feel so moved to prayer. He goes on to express the hope that the spirit of the pilgrimage this year will mean a growth in the love of God and man, a love clear for all to see at the shrine. He is expressly concerned with the growing emphasis on material things shown by the love of money, the cult of the body, the search for comfort and pleasure, the flight from austerity, the contempt for human life and selhsh indifference to the needs of others. In the mind of the Pope, a pil- grimage should lead to conversion of life. He hopes for just such benehts from the countless pilgrimages to be made this year. Remember 0 most pious Virgin Mary . . . 5 2 ? if lj ,Q .Q c' AK 51 3: Tfi '15, 'Z-1, 'Q .M , wa ' .-3 V511 ' 1. 3 . J ,Q fi 'N ii 3 . is if .1 fl ' xvifkkfe ' 2- ig! iii N' . -. l , N Q' 1 - ,, I afi- E., 5 1:2 'Q 55 if-'ei , k. - 1 ,S 'M ',z H ie. 1 rg, f W gf f 1 REV. BROTHER BASIL STEPHEN, F.5.C. Principal Brother Stephen congratulates new members of the La Salle SOO Club. 'ii Lf Brother Edward indicates to a student the location of a class period. REV. BROTHER A. EDWARD, F.S.C. Assistant Principal 'L Brother Raphael offers experienced counsel to a student 6 , 'ilk who has come to him for guidance. Rev. Bnorusn A. RAPHAEL, F.S.C. Religion, Guidance Director, Alumni, Vocation Moderator 19 REV. Bnormm A. LEWIS, F.S.C. E. Lmk' REV' BROTHER B' WILLIAM- F-5-C-'E fi 1. Religion, Social Studies, Economics. QQ De'1eaSed.Feb'l'PfY 26, 1958 , V I E ,wg Requiescat in Pace, ff REV. BROTHER A. EUGENE, F.S.C. Religion, English, Chemistry, REv. Bn Senior Activities OTHER B. Anovsws, Religion, French F.S.C. REV. Blwrusn BONIFACE, F.S.C. Religion, Latin, Bursar 4 4 l I Rev. BROTHER I. RAPHAEL, F.S.C., . Religion, English, Social Studies ' An interesting World History lesson by Brother Leo holds the attention of a sopho- more class. Rav. Bnoi-man C. PETER, F.S.C. ' Rav. Bnornsn Cmunxus Wn.uAM, V Rav. Bnornsn B. Lx-zo, F.S.C Religion, English, Public F.S.C. ' Religion, History, Athletic Speaking Moderator Religion, Librarian Direvtor iffy Rav. Bnorm-:R B. Romsrrr, F.S.C. Religion, English, Iamesoniun Moderator Brother I. Raphael relaxes at the piano. Rav. BROTHER CLARENCE XVILLIAM, F.S.C. Religion, Biology, Shop Rsv. BROTHER B. RAYMUND,fF.S.C. Religion, Typing, Archcon- fraternity, Legion of Mary 21 Brother James explains tht- Lalin Sequence Chart. R1-:v. Bno'r1-tan CHARLES Faux, F.S.C. Religion, English, Baseball Moderator, Dramatics Rav. Bnorman C, Rlcrnnn, F.S.C. Religion, Chemistry, Bowling, Intramurals, Chemistry Cluh 22 l Rav. Bnorusa C. ANSELM, F.S.C. Religion, Latin, French Scholarship Club Rav. Bnormzn A. JAMES, F,S.C. Religion, Latin, Student Council, Senior Activities, Chess Cluh Rav. Bnornan A. MICHAEL, F.S.t Religion, History, Basketball Moderator 1 ., in . , - . we REv, BROTHER B. MtcHAEx., F.S.C. Religion, Physics, Mathematics -1. Auxiliary, Handball Moderator ff Rev. BROTHER A. JOSEPH, F.S.C. Religion, Mathemativs, Intramurals REv. BROTHER C. JEROME, F.S.C. Religion, English, Intramurals REV. BROTHER A. VICTOR, F.S.C. Religion, Physics, Tennis Moderator T REV. BROTHER B. CHARLES, F.S.C. Religion, History, Social ,,'R 55 m Studies, Debating Moderator a , , Brother B. Charles gives his history 25 lesson to an attentive class. Ruv. BROTHER A. Rom-:mg F.S.C. Religion, French, French -Club Moderator Rev. Bnorl-u-:R CHRISTIAN, F.S.C. Religion, Mathematics, Loughlinite Moderator Brother A. Robert corrects board work being done by his junior French class. R1-:v. Bnornsn A. JEROME, F.S.C. Religion, Mathematics, Swimming Moderator Rx-:v. BROTHER A. ANDREW, F.S.C. - Religion, Mathematics, Physics if REV, BROTHER B. PETER, F.S.C. Religion, English, Scholarship Cluh REV. Baon-ma C. JOHN, F.S.C. Religion, Latin, Track Moderator REV. BROTHER B. MAUHICE, F.S.C. Religion, Latin Mathematics Freshman Basketball Moderator REv. BROTHER B. JULIAN, F.S.C. Religion, Biology, Mathematics, Orchestra, Glee Club Moderator 3 Rav. BROTHER A. FRANCIS, F.S.C. Religion, French, Radio Clllll, French Club Moderator A Brother John's class recites the prayer for the opening of the period. REv. Bnormsa A. RALPH, F.S.C. Religion, Mathematics, Track - Moderator .R 25 if B B A REv. BROTHER A, MARTIN, F.S.C. T, REV. BROTHER A. LAWRENCE, F.S.C --gif: sw 1: xx! 1 'gsfayff' Z ' 'Exit -IZ 152, ff, N4 55. f - W 1 if f -f Jai., ,,gii:wa2,Q 1, , is f , g:,3y,514uggiw'-fiswmf rwg,gQ3aq,'ztfn3sxa 1: 'H U E x 2, mg N '5,,,4a f,mts77isn:fwws: J, iw 1,1 ' 4 yr C , Hifi ' Religion, Mathematics, Chemistry, Religion, Physics, Mathematics Mechanical Drawing, Art Club, Assistant Baseball Moderator 1 ,mtv , Freshman Tennis Moderator sw--. wt, is K ,t x.,,.,,,4 x REv. BROTHER A. STEPHEN, F.S.C. V I X Religion, Mathematics X A ,,,t , ,,,, . .E . M ,,,...Q ,, t L ,, Q, it 1- A . H ' K f , fgfgftiig , 3vms,w,,i 3, '4 ' -- -Q zs.11.1w of owes-w-34 2:1-:Fw lvl fa: 'sg wi-'M N M, -- vc ms HQ' Q -fix,-, L -ff' . iIjg,1:p-5.flxiifqrsfvi-R-,..j1z-E'istaxf gtvsq1 ' H fwujpfv'k17F.dM2'i-.fz,1ni,f - 'vt 1 ifiwfl Andi' Nfl sifli--, af 'VM 5 Vw i ' wi?lf5L1 ', i' iw' H 'll .t iz' fl-55i2,',,cM 'mf ,W ' 'Lf' R' U Nm, ' ,, if' Q, C, K X 1 il 4 -1 wt wi K A I he X X U sieve wt- I an ,y,gi ,jw H J , f j ' rj' X .Je cy.. V, E, - .M .Rt ,K fff 312. 2 2 , 1 ' REV. BROTHER ANSELM OF JESUS, F.S.C. Religion, History, Social Studies, Archconiraternity, Legion of Mary REV. BROTHER A. KEv1N, F.S.C. Religion, English, Art Club Brother Victor assists u stu- dent in solving a difficult problem in Physics. 26 J ' BQEQMJfplffmlsiiiiiw f2J ff?? ,2fe'ffmffsi,1-Fiii ,.,, Wifiio, - E, L 1 iffy ,, if - R .few sw fzzt-mi E - X MR. Euwmu V. Cnows History, Social Studies I Mr. Bloise keeps his French students on the alert with frequent questions. Mn, ANCELO A. Corasou Music, Orchestra Conductor if Mn, JAMES F, MORAN ' Mn. Jossru F. Sm-:EHAN Mn. HENRY J. CAlmo1.l, Social Studies, Biology . English English 27 1 L 'MQ fiff-5' A ff i imp 111 V Q a fi .,q1iW'ffQ-1 Q, ',,w,2ii5'f!' ' f .sii in Li' 5' - , ' W -is 5-1 'Qs is A E+. 'M , . - ' ' ' L' if' L' ' ' ' K fl sw-wgi 5 Q X 1 f2 i.i,?Jv ':,f:Q17' - as. if 1 A V '.? ' 5 f p ,f 5 as if- nk 'Y . La, Mn. Gr-:once E. Rocsns Mn. WILLIAM T. MILES Biology Lab., Biology Club Physical Training, Varsity Moderator Track Coach Mn. CHARLES F. Gnosss English, Social Studies, Music Dramatics Coach Mn. Josam F. Scorro Latin, Social Studies Mn. FRANCIS L. Zamaan History, Chess Club Moderator MR. THOMAS A. GEHM Mathematics, Math Club Moderator .2-ywziiaqigig5',21,.4fT5i1vgZ11' ,,'5'zi.wEs.a:.Eil1.s:f5yLG:'f.ae1Evm.i52.-M11iiyii.,fi-M ag! gif-.5 'aff 5. ' ggifiz-fs,,.,qf1g1,gi54,L., 1-. 12 1151- . Q, V342 .s H g ' N ' L W 5,5 .A va fffa-?'4','.. vw ' 1. -A Qjfiiifi. 1 fmszigq fig a f --n ., f- 'vm- ,, . :gf A-gf.. ,--. .- ,ay sf , , - f ,fciifrf -. A--- W ,-f M., - . . ' .5 L, -: ap, .,3.,.3, . - -4:3355 vw figs!-,M 'Q K 'X . -f W - WW : nf A 2 si'fli.,'?::SCw V215-V . 5' ' fl - 5 1? - A1 , . 951 e, -z, 's 4. 1 'V 4, 522 - -. f fl ' ' V- 35' ' ' .. Qf'ifs'5ff.5 T' M 3 Qggplm, A as A Mn. STEPHEN J. RUSNAK - English, History R MR. JOHN J. AEPPLI Biology, Social Studies Mr.hMeyer,explains a Latin declension to a fres man class. ' Q 69 dx Mn. JOHN J. Bnolss K ---' f fs F h M h ' ' A f A . gg I 1 renc , at ematicn 5iTQl,f3 f X? , ,, ' i 1 f Nei if 1 4' 1 4 Mn. WILLIAM C. QUINN English, Freshman Track Coach Mr. Aeppli makes good use of black- board diagrams to hold the interest of his biology students. Q f ' 1471 ?:iU+ L, K I X, Mn. VINCENT T. GARONE Biology, History, Social Studies s ,X -, L: .,. Q, . X5 gf i ' L Mx. JAMES I. WALLACE Latin, English X x x x 1 i Mn. Fnmcxs X. Ru-:Nzo it 5 Latin, English Mr. Neville includes much board practice for his freshman algebra students. Mn. CI-mu.:-:s H. Mnrz Mathematics Mn. WALTER J. Hxccms Biology, English V ' , -QT v - .,. ' f A fy - A 5- mir? Kk-v.V- - its gf Egg ling, wx gli Niwif 34 .N on X SB 4 T M 2.5 R N 1' X X 'W R t t in 'S 'fi , H-1 fx .-. ff 3f.ly?9gQW31-- L' Q: if 2 Q . 5. ..,., -M11 4, We far'-.f w 5 5 I t A, 5 Rx yu 'E X ,Y 'S Y D Q X WSL X f fy ix Sw Z-f if A , xxx N 1 w V1 L X n N 5 A X' N f mx Q H L K f , in is R w 3 Q is is it R , , M 1 ggi if, -X, . f ig, Q x ' H 'K Q - f l f:::xya'gf. , 41 Q Q K 1 ff -- ,vga . :- 2 .1 '- 'lx :. C -v7::'A: -wif Q. K TY KRW ' Q ',.f5,.' 's if Q , - ' up we g , L': '- Q ,iw v. - ,J a' ' - W N - Mn. RALPH A. TI-:nz-:seo Physical Training, Basketball and Baseball Coach ' f fm.. -K Q' 4 ,Q 1 ,rw sv 1. A Q 3 R K E 'E H , 19 . Z 4, . is 1, ' , Xa W V , NH , A 1512 i.f .g:?', -59 2 -QW. ' ' 'I , ii fx, 1 , mil J 48 A, A X X K -U was Q 1- Q ,QA if w Q Ds f , W 1 1 'V ll I Q55-.u.V:f': H -fi ff AS 'Eg fans-Anas? Mm Q - 1 - , 1 H ' X Q 'J gc m fgfgi ,f -' Mu. Jos!-:PH S. DlBr,Asx M8llIClllUllI'S Awmnmm-u .Q:..q,m fl- 1 .1 gif 3? if A .A K. A ' C- ai f 3 1 5 ' ' X N-f an sf +A' ' SQ ,a gi - Xq 4 X W9 X ,N 1' XM l w M , ,E M gi k. -Q gf S,-. K X DR. ROY A. Avvocxro, School Physician 551 R NLD. Q A MRS. ANNA H. RABAY N Secretary Mn. Enwfmu HAMMARTH Chief Engineer Mn. Ronsm' D. GUAGNINI Dietician Mas. Imvml M. Zmsxnsn Secretary Mrs. Abina Regan, Mrs. Mary Desmond, Mr. Rudolf Palasiewicz, Mr. Robert Guagnini, Mrs. Margaret Basil, Mrs. Bessie Young. f Yi, cl: , 'Q ...M 0. Viidfev-r. ' ' S-I-SH-'-N-M:-mastiff -N. J,-'.-. X.,,,,,,,..,,-...-f- ' ' 'hnqyl k ,' S., - 1 fX ' --,,-X ,--., . X N 'uw 'WN ' f 'M mf- M X f- I R1 V 'J TX NICHOLAS D. ALLEVA Sr. NICHOLAS, BROOKLYN Cold L Society 1,2Q After- noon Dance Committeeg Jamesoniun I,3,43 Track l,2, 33 Intramurals 1,2,3. ANDREW J. BALASH ST. MARGARET, MmnLE VILLAGE Baseball 1,43 Bowling 43 Basketball Ig Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JAMES P. AMBRUSO Sr. JOSEPH, HEWLETT Gold L Society 23 ,lame- sonian 3,43 Loughlinite 43 La Salle Club 3,43 Intramu- rals 3,4. GEORGE J. BARTUS ms..a.zw-., -:If .V 1:11 I-fr -'wsqaqrz swbgrfwgfmxfgrzfkvwwf :mrwgg .x.t.I:..f-ff?-I 1.4.-3 - 4' een: -ep Kaz. Las.--, ,- f 1 I1-f.se1WwfI2 as .I af. .fb 4 , asiw Sfmt X:-,xr ,Www M f of .-ffxs4Tir3Z:M:25fa5H'1EQ Wiivfeifif I+ L,,E,.ag+. wg? ,own It smfa faqsfiffs ,. mr MR f'-HYQQPI-'til lziffilwif-iii',fb'ri I rv 5 Xt ' is .. . 54 if ggiif.-Ff'1'3f'1':1 -I RICHARD J. ANDRE Sr. LEo, CORONA Intramurals 1,4. ., ,-If RUDOLPH J. ARMSTRONG Sr. PATRICK, GLEN CovE Physics Club 33 La Salle Club 2,3,4-3 Intramurals 4. 1958 Sr. ANTHONY or PADUA, -fmz'f:s:N 3 L.. Graduates 1 f y 2, : ' Salle Club 43 Intramurals 4. Brother B. Peter instructs seniors in Scholarship Club. THOMAS C. BAXTER Conrus CHRISTI, WOODSIDE Cross Country 13 Track 1,2, 33 Intramurals l,3,4. 34 CHRISTOPHER F. BEDNAREK SACRED HEART, CAMBRIA HEIGHTS Radio Club 2,3,4. CARLTON S. BEEN Sr. Bl-ZNEDICT 'I-HI: Moon, JAMAICA Track 2,41 Cross CoIIIIlry 2,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. JOSEPH F. BENINCASA OUII LADY or LOURDES, QUI-:ENS VILLAGE Scholarship Clubg Legion ol' Mary3 La Salle Club 2,33 Intramurals l,2,3,4. JAMES H. BRANNEN ST. BENEDICT THE Moon, JAMAICA Biology Club 1,23 Loughlin- ite 4g Intramurals 132,-L Campaign time at Laughlin. JOHN J. BRITT Sr. Iossvn, Boson, N, J. Public Speaking 13. lntru- murals. 35 IQ ' -l ' ' - Q . ' . MICHAEL J. BENNETT Sr. JOSEPH, BADYLON La Salle Club 33 Debating 1, 23 Tennis 1,2,3,4-3 Intra- murals l,3,4. ALFRED A. BLIEKA Sr. MARY HELP or CHRISTIANS, WINI-'II:LD Gold L Society 1,23 Jumesonian 3,4, lCopy Ecli- torlg Public Speaking and Debating 1,2,3,43 SI7ll0llll'- ship Club 43 La Salla- Club 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 3,4. Finn I M, 3 A if 4135 4 'A ' H' . 'l'gJfj1: 'i'3,,a f' .1fAw- - L - ' 5 ' :,,, i1f . w w-N 35 '3 '5-W' -' ' r:Lv 1f'7L ,-...L 1 5322 L'f.pL5t'.C?vgQEIr? .. 92535 4 DE , L .. Af . 31.6, - . I fwfr' If ,V -. 4-A .-!i?Qer1A,m.-,.2,.,x:', -- M. f' -- ,,.,, .,, .,,. ANTHONY M. BRUNO NATIVITY or THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY, OZONE PARK ' Biology Club lg Matb Club 3. JAMES J. BURO OUII LADY or PERPETUAI. HELP, RICHMOND HILI. Loughlinite 43 Legion of Mary 4. THOMAS A. BUSBY Sr. PAUL, Bnooxum JOHN T. BYRNE ST. Lao, CORONA Cold L Society lg Intra- Intramurals l,3,4. murals 2,4. STEPHEN M. CARBONE S'r. ANSELM, BROOKLYN Scholarship Clubg Intru- murals 1, 2, 4g Travk 1,2,3g Spikeml Shoe Club 3: Crosa Country I. THOMAS E. CARROLL ST. FRANCIS or Assisi, BnooIcl.YN Scholarship Clubg Laughlin- itc 43 Intramurals l.2,3: Basketball l,2. PATRICK E. CAMPBELL ST. MICHAEL, FLUSHINC Gold L Society lg Bowling Varsity 43 Intramurals 2,3,4. RICHARD F. CAPPELLUZZO Sr. JAMES, SEAFORD Intramurals 1,2,4. R. Stuchurski buys supplies from Mr. Moran, while W. Foley and G. Bartus wait their turn. WILLIAM F. CASHEL ST. GERTRUDE, Emil-:Mainz Gold L Society 33 Svholar- ship Clubg La Sulle Club 23 Radio Club lg Loughlinile 4g Intramurals 4. ROBERT J. CASTELLANI ST. LEONAHD or Pom' MAUIIICE, BROOKLYN La Salle Club l,2,3,4g Swim ming Ig Intramurals l,3,4g Bowling 4. Anllllllkb JAMES E. CAULFIELD NATlW'lTY or THE BLESSED VIRGIN MAR1', OZONE PARK Intramurals 1,-1. JOSEPH J. COONEY FOURTEEN HOLY MARTYRS, BROOKLYN Gold L Society lg Radio Club 2g La Salle Club 3,4g Intramurals l,2,4. RICHARD T. CLARKSON Sr. SYLVESTER, BROOKLYN Intramurals l,4. RICHARD M. CORR Sr. BARTHOLOMEW, ELMHURS1- Gold L Society 1,39 Glee Club 2,43 Baseball 39 Intra- murals 3,4. N244 37 R. Valenza, P. Sheehan, R. Corr, and dates relax after a Lindy, WILLIAM R. COLLINI BLESSED SACRAMENT, BROOKLYN Sc-holarship Clubg Cold L Society 2,33 La Salle Club 3, 4: Intramurals 1,3,4. JOHN A. COSTELLO ST. BARTHOLOMEW, ELINIHURST . Leo Honor Society l,2,3,4g Gold L Society 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3: La Salle Club 2. ROBERT J. CONROY BLESSED SACRAMENT, JACKSON HEIGHTS Intramurals l,2,3,43 Base- lvall 4-, JOHN 0. CRYAN Sr. FRANCIS OF Assisi, BROOKLYN Loughlinite 43 Clee Club 45 Afternoon Dance Committee 43 Track 1,2,3g Intramurals l,2,3,4. J. Paolino, R. Torre and R. Piliero put in some late hours in the library, JAMES A. CUSICK ST. MARTIN OF Touns, BROOKLYN Cold L Society 2: Varsity Bowling 3,-1: Intramurals l,2,3,4. .V JOHN W. DALY CURE or Aus, Msmuck Intramurals 1,2,3,4. l 4521 n? l 'I2 JAMES T. CURRAN ST. BENEDICT, BROOKLYN Gold L Society 1,23 Intra- murals l,3g Track l,2,3,4. PAUL R. CZARNOWSKI ST. ADALBERT, ELMHURST Cold L Society lg Jame- sonian 3,43 Math Club 3. JOSEPH A. DANIELS ST. JOAN or Anc, JACKSON HEIGHTS Afternoon Dance Com- mittee 3 Basketball 1,4 g Swimming lg Intramurals l,2,3,-1. JAMES W. CUSH HOLY NAME, BROOKLYN La Salle- Club 33 Laughlin- itc: Intramurals l,2,3,4. Tv gait.. bbw i?f'eN+w. f ar W af 1.-wzsrtw .+A . 1 E..,igg3.3fAQl.g..g6 .awk .X5g,i5SE?gi.Q.,gsl?5g..ata?w.3..j..ia.z ag X RICHARD S. DALEAS ST. BARTHOLOMEW, E1.MHuns'r Archbishop Scholarship 1,2, 3,43 Leo Honor Society 1.2, 3,43 Gold L Society 1,2,3, 4-3 La Salle Club 2,3,4g Math Club 33 Loughliniteg Intra- murals 1,2,3,4g Tennis 1,2,3,4. HUGH F. DALEY Sr. KEVIN, FLUSHING Gold L Society l,2,3,4g lainesonian 3,4g Laughlin- iteg Track 2,3,4g Spiked Shoe Club. :Y A AS 'LETS 'V q.1E2'ES9xNu iz Y-Q :,,.N'4 ' 1 :Gif ,, af '-Q. ,' Q ,. -A 1. X kai? V955 'A 'L ri'au:,. f 'Q ' -f . R13-isifffsg sggfaf Q -. EEN.. ga? . fa A. . JOHN I. D'AVERSA Sfr. Plus V, JAMAxca La Salle Club 1,43 Public Speaking lg Intramurals 2. THOMAS L. DORN How Gi-iosr, NEW HYDE PARK Intramurals 3,4. WILLIAM V. DELNICKI Sr. STANISLAUS, Ozomz Panic Gold L Society 1,2,3,4g Radio Club 13 Math Club 33 La Salle Club 2,3,4g Lough- linitep Chemistry Clubg In- trarixurals 3,4-. MICHAEL J. DUNDON Sr. THOMAS Arosrus, Wssr HEMPSTEAU Jamesoniang Glee Club 45 Basketball 2,3,4, fCapt. J.V.Jg Track 1,23 Intra- murals l,3,4. S. Carbone eagerly supports rhe Lion Hoopsters. JOSEPH N. DE M-IERI Sr. Cactus, BnooKLYN Intramurals 1,2,3. FRANCIS J. DONOGHUE Sr. ANASTASIA, Doucmsrom Intramurals I,2,4. ' 4.15.55 '?'- , g 5 . if A i EDWARD J. DWYER OUR LADY or FATIMA, JACKSON HEIGHTS Cold L Society 1,2,4g Scholarship Clubg La Salle Club 2,3,4g Biology Club 2g EDWARD C. EDELE Sr. Vmcr-:Nr Ds PAUL, garsityu Balsgbaaltl ?,3,4, BROOKLYN wmlmmg ' 9 f ' nm Intramurals 3- Track 3. I . mura s 1,2,3,4. F af? R? .LQ 3:-gi: , fifQ1iEiiF2S,?'- fix '37-F521 . -. '51 122. -, Me silvaewl- sw -1251-:S-'.: sf.1--fig. at-fly 1 -, 5.1 -A 39 W ,,,,,,, . . .Y FRANCIS X. EGAN SI. RosE or LIMA, MASSAPEQUA Gold L Society 1,2,3,4g La Salle Club 2,3,4g Novice Track 2,3, fMgr.Jg Intra- murals I,3. TIMOTHY J. FALLON RESURRECTION-ASCENSION, REGO PARK Jamesonian 3g Loughliniteg Intramurals 3,4. WILLIAM R. FOLEY Sr. SEBASTIAN, Woonsnm MARTIN L. FLYNTZ ST. MATTHIAS, GLENDALE Gold L Societyg Tennis I, 2,35 Intramurals 3,4. 40 Gold L Societyg La Salle Club 2,3,4, fVice Pres.Jg Math Club 35 Tennis 2,3,4g Intramurals I,3. .K Campaigners out to get thc vote for the Purple Party. BRIAN P. FINNERAN IMMAEULATE CONCEPTION, JAMAICA Public Speaking I, Radio Club 2,35 Chief Justice of Student Court 4g Intra- murals l,4. THOMAS F. FOX Sr. ADALBERT, ELM:-runsr Gold L Societyg Afternoon Dance Committeeg Track 1,2. BERNARD C. FLEMING BLESSED SACRAMENT, JACKSON HEIGHTS Senior Dance Coxnmitieeg Gold L Societyg Intra- murals 3,4g Track I,3. THOMAS A. FRIZZELL Sr. VINCENT FERRER, BROOKLYN Track l,2,3,4g Cross Country 4. EDMUND B. GANLEY ST. MARY, DEAL, N. J. Gold L 1: La Salle Club 2g Intramurals 1,2,3,4-. DANIEL F. GEARON IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, JAMAICA Gold L Society 1,2,3g Math Club 3,43 La Salle Club 2,3g Scholarship Clubg Laughlin- ite: Intramurals 1. FOSTER O. GILECE HOLY CHILD Jesus, Rlct-mono HILL Scholarship Club 4g Math Club 33 Swimming 13 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. 41 ROBERT E. GLASSER Sr. BENEDIC1- Jossrt-I LAnma, RICHMOND HILL Cold L Society 1,2,3,4: Public Speaking 13 Glee Club lg Loughliniteg Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. -any JOHN J. FUCCILLO ST. GERARD MAJELLA, HOLLIS Senior Prom Committeeg Freshman Cross Country lg Intramurals 2,3,4. MICHAEL J. GERBAUCKAS OUR LADY or MERCY, Fonesr HILLS Public Speaking 33 Intra- murals 1,2,3g Justice of Supreme Courtg Loughlinite. T. Fox is about to RICHARD T. GALLAGHER QUEEN or ALL SAINTS, BROOKLYN Biology Club 13 Chemistry Club 4g Track 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Intramurals I,3. LEONARD T. GIANCOLA QUEEN or ALL SAINTS, BROOKLYN Gold L Societyg Scholar- ship Clubg Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. ask Brother A. Michael a question in American History. . 5 n EDWARD J. GOTTMANN OUR LADY or THE NIIRACULOUS IVIEDAL, RIDGEWOOD Intramurals 4, 1157 -rw , JOSEPH L. GRANELLO SACRED HEART, CAMRRIA HEIGHTS Gold L Society 1,23 La Salle Club 33 Baseball 3 izlanager J.V.J 3 Intramural S Q ., In , M .5EQ,,,,.,,,.,. . ,, . .. .. ., f 3 . it , -ar g RAYMOND P. GRANEY ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ELMONT Jamesonian 33 Glee Club 43 Track 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RICHARD P. GRUSKY ST. STANISLAUS KOSTKA, BROOKLYN Scholarship Club 4g La Salle Club 2,33 Novice Track 2. -1 A .Rf M . .T -.... a-3re3 WILLIAM R- HACKETT FENTON D- HAMMARTH ST. LUKE, WHITESTONE ST. LAWRENCE MARTYR, Track 1,23 Intramurals 2,3. SAYVILLE ...E '.., , Gold uLn Society 1,23 Bi' ii.iT?.,1f'5T ,'.' L 3 1 Qgifiei ology Club 2. B. Castellani and D. Scaduto help R. Walter open his locker. JOSEPH D. HANLEY OUR LADY or THE MIRACULOUS MEDAL, RIDGEWOOD Swimming I: Intramurals l,3. 42 JOHN J. HEALY ST. GERARD MAJELLA, Horus Intramurals l,2,3,4. ,s BRENDAN L. HENEGHAN RESURRECTION-ASCENSION, REGO PARK Cold L Soviety 1,2,3g Chess Club 4- lPres.lg La Salle Club 2: Intramurals l,2,3,4, ALBERT L. HENNESSY Sr.-RITA, LoNc ISLAND CITY Gold L Society 13 Clee Club 4g Biology Club 3. WILLIAM T. HINCHEY ST. THOMAS THE Arosrus, WOODHAVEN Gold L Society lg Basket- ball lg Intramurals l,2,3,4. 43 L. Wilson, C, Murphy and J. Zukas check the accomplish- ments of the Tennis Team. ROBERT D. HUGHES Sr. THOMAS 'rue Arosru-:, WOODHAVEN Golcl L Society lg La Salle Club 33 Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Baseball 3 fMgr.l. A fp..-1 gi.. flgifffwv-WWP1 i :1l'ifff77u'1l1 L5i'?5?' r 2i5gs1'2ff f-film fslfr-We-I-A v ...... . -wr wwf, ELM., fe , W, -. A rw,-k,...,,2A,wmSifgW EEE, www s- Y Hmm., L -f--'2r'ff'mfi- N..::m'j- ,,.,.,' ..-- g 154 ':7:q.a.g.:u..a-j'3,ztazaW Em 5155-93'-M'-r.s1ws3s3?N .A-Y. f 'i :. , .'S'L 'i'f1':e:.' ow-r:fi Z:x, , B?'L,.. ': 'W?-K.-. , JAMES P. HENRY ST. CLARE, ROSEDALE Cross Country lg Intra- murals 1,2,3,4, WILLIAM J. HEVER Sr. SYLVESTER, BROOKLYN Gold L Societyg Treas. of Student Councilg Junior Prom Committee: Track 1, 2,3,4g Cross Country 4g Intramurals 1,3,4g Spiked Shoe Club. Aww- -We wa '-' - Mn Mgt- V F, t--Ng..QLss , ' TZL,j,fg:x',,.,,,,. ' M ' W Z., JW ,e fir. were A . 1-W-w.f'1Arf.:.,.fW MMM- .Qelll 'l ?'i2?5 1' if mf ' iw- lf' PQQAW ...D , ,,g.5Te 1fif2g'IQT1'QTLiQ - KENNETH P. HUNT Bu-:sssn SACRAMENT, JAcKsoN I-Islcnrs Basketball lg Intramurals 1,2,4, GERARD R. HYLAND ST. HEDWIG, FLORAL PARK Biology Club 1,2g Chemistry Club 25 La Salle Club 4. JOSEPH S. IACOPELLI OUR LADY OF POMPEII, BROOKLYN Debating lg Intramurals 1, 2,4. I BRADLEY H. .IAYNER Sr. JOAN OF ARG, JACKSON HEIGHTS Gold L Society 1,2,3,-43 Biology Club 1,23 Afternoon Dance Committeeg Intra- murals 1,3,4 tBasketball Mgr.J FRANCIS S. KEHL ST. PANGRAS, CLENDALE Leo Honor Society I,2,3,43 Public Speaking 3g La Salle Club 2,33 Junior Prom Com- mittee: Swimming l,2,3,4. BRIAN J. KIEFER OUR LADY or THE ASSUMPTION, COPIAGUR Phyfics Club 33 Biology C u I. I R44 MARTIN F. .IORGENSEN ST. IIIARGARET, IIIIDDLE VILLAGE Gold L Society lg Scholar- ship Club 45 La Salle Club 2,3,4-3 Orchestra 4g Debating Ig Tennis I,2,3,41-g Intramu- rals 1,2,3,4. JOHN M. KEAYS NATIvI'rY B.V.M., OZONE PARK Loughliniteg Intramurals 1 2,3,4g La Salle Club 3. Cafeteria Squad prepares for the onslaught of hungry Loughlinites. DANIEL W. KILEY Sr. BONIFACE, ELMONT Gold L Society lg Intru- murals 2,3,4-. VICTOR A. KIRKYLA Sr. BARLARA, BROOKLYN Scholarship Clubg Intra- murals 1,2, h. JOHN J. KRUMM F. KRAMER PRECIOUS BLOOD, As'romA Clubg La Salle 2 3 4 Iamesonian 1.2, Editorl g Public lg Loughlinite. Sr. MATTHIAS, Rmciawoou Leo Honor Society 1,2,34 Gold HL society 1,2,3:4i La Salle Club 2,3,4. RICHARD P. LANGLE ST. FIDELIS, COLLEGE POINT Intraniurnls 1,2,3,4. PETER K. LEDWITH. Sr. RAYMOND, LYNBIIOOK Glee Club 43 Iamesonian 43 Basketball l,2,3,4. 45 FHWA '34 MW!! 81.-IC'-1530 s-so-11.30 J. Dwyer, M. Mone and W. Hever remind the students that the Fall Sport Hop is coming soon. RICHARD J. KUBIK Sr. ELIZABETH, WOODHAVEN Gold L Society 1,2,3g Scholarship Clubg Math Club 4. MELVIN C. LEE. HOLY ROSARY, BROOKLYN Track 1,2,33 Intramurals 1. JAMES A. LANDERS HOLY FAMILY, FLUSHING Gold L Soviety l,2g Scholarship Clubg Junior Prom Committceg lnlra- murals l,3,4g Swimming 2, 3.4. RICHARD F. LOEHR Mosr PRECIOUS BLOOD, LONG ISLAND CITY Gold L Society 2g Glee Club 43 Intramurals 1,2,4. M. Maddock executes the latest dance step. MICHAEL W. MADDOCK INIATIVITY B,V.M., OZONE PAnK Jumesonian 2,33 Loughlinilo 4g La Salle Club 3,43 Spikccl Shoe Club 1,2,3,4g X-Country 2,3,-43 Track l,2,3,-l-g Intru- murals l,2,3,4, DANIEL J. MAHONEY ST. MALACHY, BROOKLYN La Salle Club 2,33 Radio Club 1. JOHN R. MAGEL ST. PASCAL BAYLON, ST. ALDANS Gold L Society 1,25 Scholarship Clubg Math Club 3: Biology Club lg Intramurals l,2,3,4g Tennis 25 Swimming l,2,3,4. l HENRI J. MALESIEUX OUR LADY or GRACE, HOWARD BEACH Jumesonian 1,2,3,4g La Salle Club 2,3,4-Q Intramurals I,3. 46 LOUIS F. LOMANGINO STS. JOAC1-nM AND ANNE, QUEENS VILLAGE Gold L Society 23 Jume- sonian lg Scholarship Cluhg THOMAS C. LUHMANN HOLY CHILD JESUS, RICHMOND HILL Legion of Mary 43 Clec Club 4g Track 2,3g Intru- murals 3,4-. Intramurals l. AAAA1 f fe e O' A , QA I .' .l2.::-- M' ' ' IM -f':'.tfQ. a.: :SAF-mmwa-..,, I Twmfis? 'iigiq .L I',Q.,w3Q:5 RICHARD J. MAHAR BLESSED SACRAMEN1-, BROOKLYN Scholarship Clubg Gold L Society 2g La Salle Club 2, 3,44 Glce Club 43 Laughlin- FRANK X. MAHER ST. AMBROSE, BROOKLYN ne 43 Legion of Mary. Intramurals 1. V' , ,V S... 1L,..,.j,.lW ,, ,AmjT,W,M t5wmmMg ..a., , Q --te' m,v,,gg,Z,Wm?..,f:MR3:.sSiQawaWm-flaw-mwwfglwgweguyv-rex! --,-, FRANK L. MALTESE Mosr Hom' TRINITY, BROOKLYN La Salle Club l,2,3,4g Hand- ball I,2g Intramurals 2,3. JOHN J. McKENNA HOLY FAMILY, FLUSI-IINI: La Salle Club 33 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. he serious judges listen to student's plea iII Student ourt, SALVATORE G. MATTERA Sr. Josnm-I, BROOKLYN La Salle Club 2,45 Senior Dance Committeeg Track 1, 2,33 Swimming 2g Intra- murals I,2,3,4-. PETER B. MELLEY OUII LAIIY QUEEN or Mfmrvns, Fonssr HILLS Track 1,23 Tennis lg Intra- murals 3,4-. I I STANLEY T. M'cGINLEY OUR Lain' or Louimas, BROOKLYN Spiked Shoe Club 2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4. HUGH P. McGRORY Sr. ANN, FLUsI-IINc La Salle Club 44 Radio Club 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 4. 1 THOMAS V. MELODIA ST. GABRIEL, EAST ELMI-IUIIST Basketball lg Intramurals I. ROBERT D. MICLIORE OUII LADY or THE SNOWS, FLORAL PAIIK Scholarship Clubg Biology Club I: Jamesoniun 43 Track 45 Afternoon Dance Committeeq Bowling 3. 'FW' 551. f - ' . 3 Ji3 , , ei-f we 'M' Ni , ,,., 'A .- f ffi-ag. .- -Q - Q , V , . Q2 f. .r',' 3-25251-ikwfw-'52 . . Jin, ,W ,eww .- f ' , X r - gl 47 JAMES J. MILGREW ST. ANDREW AVELLINO, FLUSHING Track 1,23 Intramurals 2,3,4. MATHIAS E. MONE ST. CECILIA, BROOKLYN Gold L Society 33 Scholar- ship Clubg La Salle Club 2,3,4g Biology Clubg Matb Club 3g Vice President of Student Councilg Swimming l,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JAMES J. MUELLER PRESENTATION OF B.V.M., JAMAICA Gold L Society 1,2,3,4g Leo Honor Som-iety 1,2,3,43 Legion of Mary 2,3,4g De- bating l,2,3,f-lg Svlxolarship Club. 48 FRANCIS R. MULDOON ST. JOSEPH, LONG ISLAND CITY La Salle Club 3g Intra- murals 1. ff K RICHARD P. MONTERA ST. BIIIGID, BROOKLYN Cold L Society 2g La Salle Club 23 Scholarship Cluhg Baseball 33 Intramurals 4. SIMONE A. MUSCARNERA ST. ANTHONY or PADUA, SOUTH OZONE PARK Cold L Society l,2,3,4g La Salle Club 43 Baseball 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,4. ph.. ,xg X1 ..,1f ' 1 Nl. Bennett NI-I-vos llllN'lI ls tem-licrs iII fam-ulty dininl room. , CARL A. MORRONCIELLO ST. PATRICK, BII0oKI.YN Gold L Sovicty l,2g Jamesonian 3,4g Benilde Clllll Prcs.g Public Speak- ing and Drainativs 49 Cate- cbistsg Sport Hop Com- mitteeg Intramurals 1,3,4. ROBERT R. NARDELLA SACRED HEIART, GLENDALE Gold L Society 1,23 De- bating lg Sl'Il0I2ll'SIllp Clubg Cleo Club 43 Loughlinite. M Aff!-'A 4'-V .wa5.'fT?L- -EZZFAC - 'I?gQirA-aww RAND' V. ??Ixws1 lg ffwgigffwzw I xv - , .- I . A 3,1 323111 1, 'ffg..',, f-25,2345 in . Mtv.f'f.ga?.ri5'fif sw: -I Iii ALEXANDER F. NEALIS HOLY CHILD JESUS, RICHMOND HILL Lu Salle Clllll 2,3,4g Junior Prom Conunittecg Basket. ball 13 Intramurals l,2,3,4. ROBERT J. NEWMAN Sr. MARY, EAST ISLIP Glee Club 43 Intramurals 4. ., A K , A Af fzsa gfiqp 2 AS. I - W ., - f f . . 1.1 I was - A I , r 'af : TERRENCE P. 0'KEEFE BARTHOLOMEW E. NATOLI ST. ELIZADETI-I, WOODHAVEN La Salle Club 2,3,4g Intra- murals l,2,3,4. DANIEL F. 0'CONNELL ST. PATRICK, BAY SHORE Lou Honor Sovictyg Gold L Society l,2,33 La Salli- Club 43 Cllcerlvudvrs 43 Swimming l,2,3,43 Intramu- rals 3,-1. GEDIMINAS A. NAUJOKAITIS OUR LADY or Coon COUNSEL, BROOKLYN Cold L Sol-iety 33 Jame- souiun 43 Louglllinile 4g Glee Club 4g Chemistry Club 44 Track 2g Intra- murals l. ROBERT A. 0'CONNELL Oun LADY or GRACE, HOWARD BEACH Glee Club 1,4. KEVIN B. 0'CONNOR BLESSED SACRAMENT, JACKSON HEIGHTS Basketball lg Intramurals I, 2,3,4. 49 Sr. MARGARET, MIDDLE VILLAGE CUM ML' S0CieiY 1.23.43 W. Cashel, G. Summers and J, Kramer arrive IllYl'3mUl'9l5 1,2,3- early to avoid the 8:30 rush. JOSEPH W. O'REILLY Sr. Gamma MAJELLA, Hocus Loughliniteg Junior Prom Committeeg Afternoon Dance Committeeg Chess Cluhg Dramatic Clubg Track 1,45 Intramurals l,2,3. JOSEPH P. PA.NlCHI Oun LADY or Coon COUNSEL, Inwoon La Salle Club 23 Iamesoniun 3,43 Glee Club 4, Intra- murals 1. JAMES P. ORENGA RESURRECTION-ASCENSION, R1-:co PARK Afternoon Dance Commit- teeg Tennis lg Bowling 3. LEONARD J. PANSINI Sr. EuzAsE'rH, Woonl-MVEN lntramurals l,3,4. J. Cusick, A. Balash, and R. Gallagher watch R. Montera mail his C.E.E.B. application. l RICHARD G. OUELLETTE, ST. ANDREW AvELLINo, RUSHING Cold L Society 2,33 Lough- linite 4. ROBERT J. PACANO ST. MALACHY, BROOKLYN Senior Dance Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Sport Hop Committeeg Bas- ketball 1,2g Intramurals 3. .... Em-re - wr- -v.- -Nm. .... ....,....A.,f5Ma--H-'LN nrkk ,jar-Q-..Qn.-mf:-..-f.,-EM A -'Em-M ' mm, .ww,f'?'-Elm ET' ' aw: ..... :frfi Y 'i t2' -QAM.. -1 JAMES S. PAOLINO ST. MALAC1-Iv, BROOKLYN Gold L Society 1,2,3,4'g Cross Country 3,43 Track 3,4g Spiked Shoe Club 3,4. 50 PAUL A. PAPLIN Oun Lnny or 'me CENAcLa, ' RICHMOND Hmu. Handball 1,2,3,4g In tra- murals l,3,4. RAYMOND E. JOSEPH J. PAULINSKI ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, BROOKLYN Glee Club 4. FRANK J. PETRIZZO OUR LADY or CHARITY, BROOKLYN Intramurals 1,2,4. RICHARD J. PILIERO ST. ANN, FLUSHING Gold L Society 1,2,3g Jamesonian 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3. 51 JOSEPH E. RAINONE ST. JOSEPH PA'moN, BROOKLYN La Salle Club 3,43 Afternoon Dance Committeeg Bowling 3,4-g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ,Y A ' l, CM ' 1-.T IC -f-- wif , ,Q-SIL y ZYV 'f H - WWW ray Q-4,32 , ...L W W5 'M ,.g.Q f ..A, ' ,.., .'L'L't iM:H:'r: 'L , lil.- ----- -f:':::, ,, JOSEPH L. PETROWSKI ANNUNCIATION, Bnooxmm l Intramurals 3,4. JOHN J. PHILLIPS QUEEN or ALL SAINTS, BROOKLYN Physics Club 33 Biology Club 1,2,3,4g Chemistry Club 45 Radio Club 2g Lough- liniteg Track 1. J. McKenna, T. Tomasze- wie-z, C, Morrongiello, and I. Mueller hold a very seri-. ous discussion. REICHERTER OUR LADY or TI-IE CENACLE, RICHMOND HILL Cold L Society 1,2,3,45 Legion of Mary 2,3,4i Scholarship Club 4. JOHN D. REILLY ST. TI-:nEsA or Avn.A, BnooKLYN Gold L Society 13 Track 2g Intramurals 1. BERNARD W. RIVERS ST. TERESA, WOODSIDE Glee Club 4g Track 1,2g Intramurals I,2,3,4. WILLIAM' J. ROCHE ST. IGNATIUS, BROOKLYN Track 3,4g Intramurals I,2,3g Bowling 4. 21. A - V. , Wm iw I .. Lg? 395 I I. 'll' - - new I-1 ' f. 1,1,.- w ma .. A-af A- Y- H+ , 2: N Q aw Q . .E - I , A . 0-E ,I 's was 5 rg , A I 1 R 1 if A Ili sa R Xl 'I cw If 15. W 1, 5 is Ir , X U As I -I Q X ra wx .Ik 'Q X fm uni Ziff? W ai - V T :', 5 TERENCE C. ROWAN Sr. CHRISTOPHER, BALDWIN gilee Club 4-g Intramurals ,2,3. K A.: GERALD F. RUDY ST. MARY, LoNc ISLAND CITY La Salle Club 3g Scholarship Club 43 Intramurals 1,3. 112'Zsfl, , E I ' ' '-R1 ' rms -T .f.f.CI '..Q'Z.'iP l '-A-mi2'1 ' A 52 I CLIFFORD V. RODGERS ST. ANNE, STEWART MANOR Bowling 3,4. VICTOR A. ROSSI ST. JOAN or Anc, JACKSON HEIGHTS Gold L Society 1,25 La Salle Club 2,3g Baseball 1, 43 Intramurals I,2,3,4. A typical evening at a Laughlin dance. ALFRED J. RYAN ST. MARY GATE or HEAVEN, OzoNE PARK La Salle Club 2,3,4g Lough- linite 4g Intramurals 1,3,4. EDWARD R. RYAN ST. TEIIESA or AvxI.A, Bnooxmm Gold L Society 1,23 Public Speaking 1,2,3,4g Scholar- ship Club 4g Track 1,25 ghseball 1,23 Intramurals ,2. ALBERT J. SANTANGELO ANNUNCIATION, BROOKLYN Baseball 1,23 Intramurals l,2,4. MANUEL A. SANTIAGO EPIPHANY, BROOKLYN Brother Stephen, Principal, gives advice to J. Magel and R. Torre. JOHN D. sAssO DOMINIC J. SCADUTO ANNUNOIATION, BROOKLYN Sr. SYLVESTER, BROOKLYN Intramurals 1 2 3,42 Tennis 1. IIIIFHIIIIINIS 3. ' ' gi'WTM2E22?:TiW' ,sf k.E'...'fg'f'?'.3'i'L,Lc7 Qlfv55fi2f2:1L .... L ,,,,' ...Z ,J gqgggnwfg rf-'B-wwffw Fffw'--'MN ifyfgrwxf A - 1 HERBERT A. SCHUBMAN N ST. ALOYSIUS, BROOKLYN Chemistry Club 43 Intra- murals 4. PETER W. SHEEHAN ST. MARY, FLUSHXNG Loughlinite 43 Senior Prom Committee 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Dance Committee 43 Chess Club 43 Track 1,23 Intramurals l,2, . 3,4. A - swiiegw, W Efmws.. ' f,,,,M, M ,Es H' ' T115 ff 'N Y.:j:r-Ffwsittfi if f, V- 1: M3W'Si JOSEPH M. SHEIL Sr. ANTHONY or PADUA, BROOKLYN Intramurals 4. MICHAEL P. SHUGRUE ST. BAHTHOLOMEW, ELMHURST Leo Honor Society 1,2,3,4 Cold L Society 1,2,3 Tennis l,2,33 Intramural 1,2,3. During lunch period, C. Morrongiello keeps students posted on school activities. JOHN P. SINGER Sr. CLEMENT POPE, Sourn OZONE PARK La Salle Club 2g Cross Country 3,4g Track 3,43 Intramurals. WILLIAM P. SLATTERY 0Un LADY or FATIMA, JAcKsoN Hman-rs - f ' A 'wg K as .1 eh, sg, A , fgsf,ff.A3f.tgg'Q,.y5f .W-32'-f--Qffseafif-Ages:-:I .y- 1549554159 , :gs f A adv- EDWARD B. SOTFILE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, BROOKLYN La Salle Club 2,3,4-3 Orches- tra l,2,3g Art Club lg Jazz Combo l,2,3,4g Afternoon Dance Committeeg Intra- murals 1,2,3,4, ARTHUR J. STEINMEYER Sr. PANCRAS, Gu-:NDALE Gold L Society lg Scholar- ship Clubg La Salle Club 1,2, 3,43 Glee Club 2,3,4g Tennis lg Intramurals 3,4, ALFRED J. SPINNER Sr. Bmcm, Rmcswoon Leo Honor Society 4g Gold L Society l,2,3g Scholar- ship Clubg Glee Club 4g Intramurals l,2,3,4g Lough- linite. JAMES F. STRECANSKY Sr. Nici-ioLAs or ToLcN'rlNs, JAMAICA Track l,2,3,4g Cross Country l,2,3,4g Spiked Shoe Cluln l,2,3,4. RICHARD J. STACHURSKI Sr. ANASTASIA, DOUGLASTON Gold L Society l,2,3,4g Scholarship Clubg Basket- ball l. JOHN F. STARITA Sr. Jossrn PA'rnoN, Bnooxnvu Intramurals 1. t H.fff'i fi ? Zfl:Uifa:: ' i A Y T 1 Effii Q 1 wvfwzafsnerw . . ' W-51:31 , U s-few . 54 VICTOR T. STURIANO Narxvrrv or 'ms BLESSED VIRGIN MARY, Ozomz PARK Glee Club I,2,3,4-3 Intra- murals 3,4-. JOHN P. TIGHE OUR LADY or rm: Mosr BLESSED SACRAMENT BAYSIDE Iamesonian 33 Intramurals 1. Anxious students are held back by M. Wozdyl. GERALD P. SUMMERS S1-. THOMAS rua Arosns, WOODHAVEN Gold L Society 2,33 Jame- sonian 1,2,3,4 QEditor-in- Chiefjg Intramurals 3,4. ROCCO J. TORRE Sr. FRANCIS DE PAOLA, BROOKLYN Gold L Society 3: After- noon Dance Committee: Intramurals l,4. RICHARD K. TEWES S'r. ANASTASIA, DOUGLASTDN Math Club 3,44 Glee Club 4: Jamesonian lg La Salle Club 2,3,4-g Intramurals l,2,4. DOQNALD I. TEALE STS. Joacx-UM AND ANNE, QUEENS VILLAGE Gold L Society 33 La Salle Club 2,3,4g Baseball fMgrJ 3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. mmm - , Dr ' if yr' 'W '::gow,,,,,,3sf:-W' .4 ,-:w,ff. ,. lwggi gg 'i 'f tarf , mf' .,.. ' f Cf- A was IWTEQ Q fiat L 'L - A ' EDWARD T. TOSELAND Sr. MICHAEL, Bnooxum Cold L Society l,2,3g Scholarship Club 4g Math Club 34- DONALD P, TRAVIS BLESSED SACRAMENT, BROOKLYN Intramurals 1,2,3,4, ' D ..,. 1-A,,-11:-1.-.W w -- ' 55 will ,M wwwmmeqvrwfaw 2 wwWuawwmhwn-:svMMvaQm ' W. , , W, ,, M.-- ,,.,. .. f ....s.,.,.T.TM'fL..'ffm --Mx:-Mrumwfrrvws-N ff ' V Seniors scrimmage during their Gym Holiday. ALEKSANDRAS A. VAITEKUNAS ANNUNCIATION, BROOKLYN Jumesonian 3,4 fPhotog- iaphgf llilditolrl g Loughliniteg a a e Cub 2,3,4g Radio - Club 2g Chemistry Club 44 ROBERT V' VALENZA Tennis 1,23 Intramurals l,2. OUR LADY OF THE Mosr Buassan SACRAMENT, BAYSIDE , Cold L Society 2,33 Loughlinite. JOSEPH P. VAN SCI-IAICK SACRED Hmnr or Jesus, ' GLENDALE 1 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. FRANK A. VERGONE KV Y W g A THoLY FAMILY, linooxrvlvl ?k,' rack 1,2,3,4g ntramura s 25,4- Brother A, Martin assists D. Kiley with a problem in mechanical drawing. AAEY ..,,, ..Q..,e, gg, AWA V. A X. Atmwgme. MM . M use f 'X 'z 5 BW 'ft '1 H- wa, 'L SiFi?vfF-375111 M ' ?? f'fA1fQ .f'f'HQ:.a1.1, ig., it-QAe'.f' A MICHAEL B. WALSH SACRED HEART, CAMBHIA HEIGHTS Leo Honor Society l,2,3,4g Cold L Society 1,2,3,4g La Salle Club 4g Iamesonian 3, 43 Math Club 3,4-g Intra- murals 3,4. JOHN F. VIERLING Sr. BARBARA, Bnookmm murals l,3,4. ROBERT D. WALTER Sr. FRANCIS OF Assisi, BRODKLYN La Salle Club 23 Loughlin- iteg Sport Hop Committeeg Student Courtg Bowling 4-g Intramurals 3,4. A FRANK E WHITE UU L ' H f'-- 1 .g.MgjjTi ' -k Q R ADY 0F T E ' - MHACU'-ous MEDAL' LEE R. WILSON Olm LADY or Lounnas, MALVERNE Radio Club 2,3,4g Physics Club 3,43 Loughlinite 45 ln- tramurals l,2,3,4. 57 Rmcewoon Glee Club 45 La Salle Club 34 Intramurals 2,3,4, Gold L Society 2,33 Intra- EDWARD R. VOELKER Sr. STANISLAUS, OZONE PARK Cold L Society lg La Salle Club 2,33 Intramurals l. WALTER L. WILLIGAN IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, JAMAICA ESTATES Gold L Society l,2,3g De- bating 1,2g Jamesonian 43 Mission Dance Committee 1, 2,3,4g Tennis 2,3,4g Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL J. WOZDYL ST, ALPHONSUS, BROOKLYN .Gold L Society 2,3,4g I. Benincasa spruces up before an Afternoon Intramurals 2. Dance- THOMAS S. WYSOCKI SS. Cyan. AND Mrrmonxus, BnooKLYN La Salle Club 2,33 Student ilzurt fSec.lg Intramurals PHILIP E. YOUNG OUR Lanv ox-' CONSOLATION, BnooKLYN Cold L Society lg Swim- ming lg Intramurals l,2,3,4. JONAS A. ZUKAS ANNUNCIATION, Baoolcmfm Leo Honor Society 43 Gold L Society 1,2,3,4g Lough- liniteg Scholarship Club 4: Jamesonian 3,43 La Salle Club 4-g Tennis 1. RICHARD T. ZYTKO Hou' Cnoss, Masai-:TH La Salle Club 3g Glee Club 2,3,4g Baseball Mgr. 33 Intra- murals 1,2, 44 I' E- ' 1 DANIEL J. ZAVECKAS ST, BENEDICT JOSEPH Lamus, 'RICHMOND Hm. Chemistry Club 4g Biology Club 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RICHARD E. ZEMETRA SS. P1-:Tan AND PAUL, Bnooxmm Biology Club 13 Intramurals 1,4. J. Henry directs the cleaning of the cafeteria tables. 58 STEPHEN A. ADAMO RESURRECTION-ASCENSION, REGO PARK Scholarship Club 3,43 Glee Club 3,4. PAUL A. ACOSTA Sr. BONAVENTURE, JAMAICA La Salle Club 1,23 Secretary of Senior Class: Intramurals 3,4. Ewa 4 f -1 : sfwfrf ff -: ' ' ee 5' fix - V . - at-.ar wt.-..,. 4 Q., .yea - 3 aa.,-. 1.1. .-v -7- 4. . -. - . :.ff,:v.:H,gx,-anz .?a1y1..:g,a'...a..,f:a-.E . 1-'T .nf L,, -fi-I--', 5' 1'1'ff '- 12' fa'-f' 1- 1, V :uz.::1'- c::2:51f..:rr G- Q. 1 E 5,538 Qiiiu-k,f,?,z:feK-Q1-.A ag: we-:rf 1 .Aa 1,g.1f,fkg.. .1-,.g, Q-1,1 , -up , 5631 81- of E - fi e , af.-, .gs at 1' x ,g, ,R.f,f,Lf..f,.1.i-W..-,.,,, gm.-. me -in ,alia-Lfslier- ,'1'41:,, :f:1 f'-10 f- , , wif' '-11 .- fm A 4, -qw. ,K-E. JOHN A. ALOISIO No'rRE DAME, NEw HYDE PARK Intramurals 1,2,3. FRANCIS R. ARDOLINO Sr. TERESA or Avn.A, BROOKLYN Gold L Society l,2,3,4g Scholarship Club 3,43 Public Speaking 1,23 La Salle Club 3. Accelerated Graduates GREGORY P. BARCKLOW QUEEN or PEACE, FLUSHINC La Salle Club 2,43 Jame- WILLIAM R. BARNHART Sr. MARY GATE or HEAVEN, 0zoNE PARK Gold L Society lg La Salle Club l,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,3. J, Connolly, T. 0'Hara, G. Naujokaitis and A. Vaite- kunas put in extra time studying for scholarship exams. 59 sonian 23 Intramurals 1,2,4. JOHN G. BARRETT Oun LADY QUEEN or Maarims, FOREST HILLS La Salle Club 2,3,4g Intra- murals I,3,4. THOMAS J. BILLINGS ST. RAPHAEL, LONG ISLAND Crrv Gold L Society l,2,3,4g Scholarship Club 3,4g Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. aala MICHAEL J. BARRY Sr. TERESA or AVILA, BROOKLYN Cold L Society lg Scholar- ship Club 4g La Salle Club 4. RICHARD E. BRANDT Sr. GERARD MAJELLA, HOLLIS La Salle Club 25 Math Club 43 Tennis lg Intramurals 1. WILLIAM G. BATSCHE OUR LADY or PERPE1-UAL HELP, RICHMOND HILL NICHOLAS R. BAUMKIRCHNER ST. MATTHIAS, RIDGEWOOD La Salle Club 1,43 Biology Club 23 Intramurals I. ROSARIO J. BUCARO Sr. BARBARA, BROOKLYN Gold L Society lg Biology Club l,2g Scholarship Club 4g Intramurals l,2. 60 G. Summers and date bliss- fully dances away the hours at the Senior Dance. STEPHEN C. BUHL BLESSED SACRAMENT, BROOKLYN Gold L Society 3. JOHN A. BUKOWSKI Sr. Cucina, BROOKLYN La Salle Club 4g Biology Club lg Intramurals 2. BERT A. BUNYAN OUR Lacy or Vxeromr, BROOKLYN Glee Club 4g Dramatics 3g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Tennis 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ' ' '- 11 ? -. 1 . ,L Z1 ' S in -2- , 7F fT,iTQ1Q2g'N:A7 I 'Q:1'1'553'533w9l5?K' ' H JOSEPH F. CAHILL Sr. CLEMENT Pors, SOUTH OZONE PARK La Salle Club 23 Intramurals 3,4. DAVID K. CAREY ST. Kavm, FLUSHING Gold L Society lg Tennis l,2,3,4-g Intramurals 2,33 Afternoon Dance Committee 3,4. ww. -W. . eww 'f1' .Ji A-MW ma - -----fmy, ' , af f ra zfm f f - .,., fgrrfmi lfiif WL. ' M 2, 5'i5.,aw' fmagmw 1- Q i r T. Kraus, G. Menkemeller, W. Rickard, and R. Freel are busy at their work in the Chemistry lab. JOSEPH J. BYRNE Sr. Bmcm, Wssrumw ROBERT D. CAFFREY ST. PATRICK, LONG ISLAND Crrv Intramurals 1,4-. Gold L Society 1. JOSEPH A. CALRUSO SACRED HEART, BROOKLYN Scholarship Club 3,4-3 Base- ball 1,23 La Salle Club 1,35 Jazz Combo 1,2,3,4g Clee Club 2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. SALVATORE N. CASSINO Sr. THOMAS THE APos'rl.r-:, Woonnavm Intramurals 1,3. Mr. Wallace and Mr, Grosse check lateness of J. Hanley and F. Donoghue. EDWARD J. CHRISTOPHER QUEEN or Au. Sums, BROOKLYN Gold L Society 1,2g La Salle Club 1,25 Intra- murals 1. JAMES F. CONNOLLY ST. JOAN or Anc, JACKSON Hslcnrs Scholarship Clubg La Salle Club 3,45 Loughliniteg Senior Dance Committucg Senior Prom Committceg Sport Hop Committee: Tennis I,2g Intramurals l,2, 3,4. JOSEPH V. CIORCIARI Sr. CECILIA, BROOKLYN Gold Ln Society 1,23 Art Club l. THOMAS J. CONROY ST. Vmcsrvr va PAUL, BROOKLYN Glec Club 43 Intramurals 1,2,3. JOHN J. CHANDLER OUR LADY or Gaines, Howmn Bi-:acl-1 Scholarship Club 43 Intra- murals 2,3,4. DANIEL M. CELLA NATIVITY or THE Bnassan Vmcm Man, Ozorra PARK -Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Track 1,23 Intramurals 3. JOSEPH J. CLANCY Sr. JOHN THE BAPTIST, BROOKLYN Loughlinite 4: Glee Club 43 Intramurals 2,3,4. ROBERT L. CLIFFORD Sr. Aurnomv or PAUUA, Baooxum Cold L Society l,2,3g Scholarship Club 3g Debat- ing Ig Intramurals 1,2. 62 PETER P. CRISTALLO ST. FORTUNATA, Bnool-u,YN La Salle Club 2,33 Junior Prom Committee 3g Track 1,23 Tennis 23 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. PHILIP R. D'AGOSTINO ST. STANTSLAUS KOSTKA, BROOKLYN La Salle Club l,2,3,4. PAUL J. DELLAFIORA ST. JOAN or Anc, JACKSON Hs1cHTs La Salle Club 1,2,3,4g Tennis 2g Intramurals l. JOSEPH A. DE MARO IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, BnooKLYN Gold L Society Ig La Salle Club 1,2,3. JOHN P. DI FIORE NA'rxvxTY or THE BLESSED Vmcm Mmzv, 0zoNa Panic I. Kimmins, C. March, and I. DeMaro wait their turn as T. McCann receives his soda. MICHAEL D. DI GENNARO ST. RITA, BROOKLYN Track 2,33 Intramurals 1. ANTHONY J. DI LEONARDO ST. Bommca, ELMONT Scholarship Club 3,43 Tennis 1,2,3g Intramurals 4. JAMES R. DI LORENZO ST. GABRIEL, EAST ELMHURST Gold L Society 1,25 Loughliniteg La Salle Club 1,2,3g Track 2,3g Basketball lg Baseball 4, 65 ---- V2 , fi igmmwiwrlffrx-ww f' '- 'QW J'6' THEODORE M. DUBIK ST. Pius, JAMAIcA PARKS F. EARNHARDT ST. LEO, CORONA Intramurals 3. - , R... -.e...'Q.mg ' i-1...-rf?-if-mEi fW'i wean:-:a. f -M W 4 ,A E. MICHAEL J. ESPOSITO Sr. PATRICK, Asi-omA Scholarship Club 4g Public Speaking lg Glee Club 3,44 Intramurals 3,4. 64 WILLIAM F. FINNEGAN OUR LADY or THE Mosr BLESSED SACRAMENT, BAYSIDE Gold L Society 1,3,4g Math Club 35 Baseball 43 Intra- murals 1,2,4. 1 PETER J. EGAN Sfr. TERESA, WOODSIDE La Salle Club 2g Mission Dance Committee 3. MICHAEL J. FOX ST. MARGARET, MIDDLE VILLAGE Scholarship Club 3,43 Lu Salle Club l,2,3,4-3 Tennis 29 Intramurals l,2,3,4, P. Young, W. Collini, B. Finneran and dates dance to the music of the Ideals. PETER T. ELGERS Sr. SEBASTIAN, WOODSIDE Gold L Society 13 Hand- ball 4g Intramurals 4. FRANK J. FOYT BLESSED Vmcm MARY H.:-:LP or C1-m1s'r1ANs, WOODSIDE Gold L Society 2,3g Lu Salle Club 1,2,3,4g Math Club 4g Tennis 1,2,3g Intra- murals 1,2g Senior Dum-c Committee. Lt 5 L Q -' 122. vf :Yugi , . A 5-el Ng, 'V It -' if 2it'12s?:'fi' - -5,55 . ?5i534i'f- bf .. ..15s,,.1., M .W fe ws. f ,. ,, ,- PM .W Lf I .1'Qf2'135 ff if 51 5 . . . if X -y QV f -I 1 'S CHARLES T. GALLUCCIO Oun LADY or Soimows, Gold L Society I 3 Scholarship Club 43 Lu Salle Club 2: Intramurals 1,3. avi CORONA JOSEPH P. CENOVESE ST. FRANCIS or Assisi, LoNc ISLAND Crrv Scholarship Club 33 Lu Salle Club l,2,3,4g Physics Club 33 Chess Club 3. , 971-IE -kTf'QifM ' Til SPV'-is.-:4f?' If .- H19 CTI-.-M13 3953? 1? '59 -4' - - -L 'i . F 1 P il - 53 fwaialr- lf- . .4 ' JAMES E. GILES ST. SEBASTIAN, Woonsnnc Gold L Society 1,33 Scholarship 3,43 Chess Club 4g Physics Club 3g Intru- murals 1,3. JOSEPH P. GREGOREK Hom' Cnoss, Mssvmn La Salle Club l,2,3,4g Cleo Club 2,3,4g Baseball 3,4g Intramurals l,2,3. 65 KEVIN F. FRAIN Sr. ANN, FLUSHING La Salle Club 3: Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RONALD J. FREEL Hou' CHILD Jesus, RICHMOND Him, Gold L Society l,2,3g Lu Salle Club 2,33 Jamesoniun 4g Intramurals l. WILLIAM R. GHERARIJI JOSEPH P. GIGLIO ST.,.IOHN THE Bmfrxsr, ST. Cscius, BROOKLYN Bnooxmm Loughlinite 4g Art Club 2. Senior Dance Committee fig Intramurals l,2,3,4. Brother C. Richard supervises a chemistry experiment. EUGENE J. GUARINI OUR LADY OF IJERPETUM. HELP, RICHMOND Him. Junior Prom Commitln-4-: Senior Prom Committer. JOSEPH M. HICKEY Sr. ANDREW AvE1.uNO, FLUSHING Gold L Society l,2g Legion of Mary 3,43 Intramurals I. PETER D. HAGEMAN ST. JOSEPH, BROOKLYN THOMAS C. HOGAN ST. JOSEPH, As1'oiu.x Lu Salle Club l,2,3,4g Swim- ming I. Two injured Louglilinites, R. Pierelh and P. Salerno, take advantage of elevator privilege. PAUL M. HALE ST. SEBASTIAN, Woousmr Intramurals 1,2,4. JOSEPH. C. HEILMEIER Sr. CLEMENT POPE, SOUTH OzoNE PARK Math Club. THEODORE R. HYL Sr. JOSEPH, J.xM,ucA 66 MARTIN J. JARSKY ST. LUKE, WHITESTONE Gold L Soriely 1,2,3,4: Scholarship Club 3,43 Jamv- sonian 2,3,4-3 Public Speak- ing 1,2,3g Dramativs 39 Tennis 1,2,3,4g Intramurals I. ROBERT W. JESSOP IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, JAMAICA Intramurals 3,4, JOHN P. KANE ST. NICHOLAS OF TOLI-:N1'INI-2, JAMAICA Handball games draw llllN'll time crowds. JOHN M. KIESLING ST. MARTIN OF TOURS, BROOKLYN Gold' L Soviety l,2g Scllolarsliip Club 4: Cleo Club 43 Tennis Toaln l,2. 67 GEORGE J. KILLORAN QUEEN or ALL SAINI-s, BROOKLYN Intramurals l,3,4. RICHARD P. KEMIVIERER S'r. FIDELIS, COLLEGE POINT Gold L Society l,2g La Salle Club 23 Legion of Mary 2,3,4g Public Speaking l,2,3g lntrannlrals l. ROBERT W. KENNEY ST. ALPHoNsus, BROOKLYN Dance Connnittcc 4g Ulc- Club 4. GERALD M. KIMMINS Sr. PAscAL BAYLON, ST. ALBANS Gold L Society 1,3g Scholarship Club 43 La Sallc Club l,2,3,4g Math Club 4: Senior Dance Committee 4g Mission Dance Committee 3: Intramurals 1,-4, HARRY A. KRANEPOOL Sr. BLAISE, BROOKLYN Scholarship Club 33 La Salle Club l,2,3,4g lntralnuruls 2. FWY THOMAS E. KRAUS ST. JAM!-35, Sl-:AFORD Gold L Society 1,3Q La Salle Club 1,2,33 CI:-0 Club Baseball 43 Intramurals RICHARD L. KUNTZ ST, BENEDICT JOSEPH LAME, RxcHMoNn Him, Scholarship Club 3,43 Leo Honor Society l,2,3,43 Gold L Society l,2,3,43 Math Club 3,43 Glee Club 3,43 La Salle Club 1,2,3,43 Track 2. , ff' ...., . ,, J, Wf -3 . . ki w i 5 1- Qiwge rw' A , . , if JOSEPH M. MACCHIA ST. JOSEPH, BROOKLYN La Salle Club 4-3 Loughlinite -I3 Public Speaking 13 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM A. MACKLIN SACRI-ID HEIKRT, ISLAND PARK La Salle Club 43 Intru- murals l,2,3. W ik . fiazag. . JOHN C. LEFFLER ST. MARTIN OF Touus, AMITYVILLE Junior Prom Committee 33 Truck 2,32 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. RONALD G. LEONARDI ST. BARBARA, BROOKLYN Scllolarsllip Club 3,43 La Salle Club 1,2,3,4:, Swim- ming 1,2,33 Intramurals 2,3,4. Luughlin dances draw capau- ily crowds. ANTHONY M. MAGLIONE HOLY FAAIILY, BROOKLYN Scholarship Club 43 Intra- murals 4. DANIEL S. MAHONEY Oun LADY OF IVIOUNT CARMEL, ASTOIIIA La Salle Club 4g Intra murals 2. 68 KEVIN M. MAHONEY BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Hsu' or CI-IR1srIANs, WOODSIDE CHARLES M. MARCH ST. BARTHULOMEW, ELM:-IURST Leo Honor Society 1,2,3,4g Gold L Society I,2,3,4g Scholarship Club 45 Lough- Iinito 4g Legion of Mary 23 Tennis 2,3,4g Intramurals I, 2,3,4g Senior Dance Com- mittee 4. lnlraniurals 1,2,3,4. I e.-- figi :IK , i atimivgig 'i'l 5 JOHN H. McBRIDE SI. TERESA, WOODSIDE Gold L Society 1,33 La Salle Club 2,3,4g Biology Club 1,2,3,4 lVice Presi- dentjg Physics Club 33 Mathematics Club 3,4g Scholarship Club 3,4-. THOMAS J. McCANN ST. FRANCIS or Assisi, BROOKLYN Scholarship Club 4-5 La Salle Club 2g Track 1,2g Intra- murals l,2. may-,...a3,iT' ,, wmww. ,.,,..Li:,. ,YV 69 C. March und A, Spinner ln-owsc in school library. EUGENE J. MARCIS BLESSED SACRAMENT, BROOKLYN Scholarship Club 3,43 Intra- murals 2. TIMOTHY H. McCANN ST. BARTHOLOMEW, ELBIHURST Gold L Society 1,2: Loughlinitv: Track l,2,3,4g Cross-Country 3g Intra- murals 1. ROBERT V. MARSHALL OUR LADY or PERPETUAL HELP, OZONE PARK Intramurals 1,3. JAMES F. M1-CARTHY OUR LADY or VICTORY, FLORAL PARK La Salle Cluln 2,3,-lg Radio Club l,2,3,4g Loughlinitvg Intramurals 3.4, ,fx ROBERT P. McCARTHY M. Cerbauckas and V. Rossi welcome guests at QUEEN OF AU' S-UNT5, the afternoon dance. SUNNYSIDE JOHN J. McELROY OUR Lfxnv or ri-nz CENAc1.r:, RICHMOND Hn,x. Cold L Socicty l,2g Scholarship Club 4. CHARLES B. Mm-QUADE Comms Cnmsri, Woousml-1 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Intra- murals l,2,3,4. JAMES V. McKEOUGH Sr. PASCAL BAYLON, ST. ALBANS Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4. BRIAN P. M ST. SEBASTIAN, Woonsmi-3 Cold L Society l,3,-lg Scholarship Club 43 Intru- murals l,4. 1-SHANE 70 JAMES E. Mc-KIE Sr. THOMAS THE APOSTLE, W00nH,xveN Gold L Society 1,2,3: Scholarship Club 4g Intra- murals 1. JAMES F. McCOURT BLESSED SACRAMENT, JACKSON HEIGHTS Scholarship Cluh 3,43 Len Honor Society l,2,3,4g Cohl L Society 1,2,3,4g Jame- sonian 2,3,4 lNcws Editorlg Dramatic Society 351: Public Speaking l,2,3. F53 w-ngx TERENCE T. Mc-MAHON Sr. KsvlN, FLUSHING Cold L Society 1,2,3g Scholarship Club 3,43 Stu- dent Council fVice Presi- dentlg La Salle Club 4g Jamesonian 23,43 Tennis l, 2,3,4- tCo-Captain 3, Captain ill: Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GEORGE P. MENKEMELLER ST. Binom, RIDGEWOOD Gold L Society 1,2,3g Scholarship Club 33 Biology .Club 1,25 La Salle Club 4. ANTONIO R. MUGNO ST. JOSEPH., BROOKLYN La Salle Club 33 Intra- murals 3. Lunch time is the favorite period of these seniors. RICHARD J. MONTESANO ST. PATIIIOK, BROOKLYN Gold L Society 1,23 Scholarship Club 4g Intra- murals 1. CORNELIUS M. MURPHY ST. HUGH, HUNTINGTON STATION La Salle Club 3,43 Radio Club 1,2,3,-1-3 Dramatics 3: Intramurals 3,45 La Salle 500 Club. BRIAN S. MORONEY OUR LADY or MOUNT CARMEL, ASTOEIA Gold L Society 1,3,-lg Scholarship Club 3,43 Glue Club 3,43 Intramurals 3,4. JOSEPH F. MURPHY STS. JOACIIIM AND ANNE, QUEENS VILLAGE Leo Honor Society 1,2,3,4-3 Gold L Society l,2,3,4g Scholarship Club 3,43 La Salle Club l,2,3,4:, Laughlin- ite 3,43 Afternoon Dance Connnittee 3,43 Track 1,2,3: Spiked Shoe Club l,2,33 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH A. MORRA OUII LADY or Coon COUNSEL, BROOKLYN Gold L Society 1,24 Scholarship Club 3.4: La Salle ClIIb 1, Public Spcuk- ing 1. KEVIN J. NUGENT HOLY FAMILY. FLUSHING Radio Club lg Tennis 2g Basketball 3,4 fManagerl. 71 cf' a:::fvT-:iL2a:'E1':-'.s, :1- .,.-.g:3 . .. uf f 4'Z ' ' 7' ' ' it 'ffiataviiiigesf ' - -T-7 .:-..'. ... .1--23... ,-. . ' --' -mm, -9 err.,-wsexwh. .Y ...I ,.:-511.13m .. ... .. ..,.,:f.E!nLR..,T... 4.56 7-Y M--W ' 3 C f'-- fgxwg i - 'Y A 7 if it 1 W ,. , fm M, ' -M ...... , . ....... :. N-.. W 4 ESQ'-W- mm -me ....,., ...N , ...Y W 1m..1,:.frr-as 1. H it LFG: .,v, - ..... ,T ,,,. ....X , ,, :Q....eR. Y ,HT MWA sf - -'-f- ff em-E.: .-....-A-Q TERENCE J. 0'HARA ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA, SOUTH OZONE PARK Glee Club 3,43 La Salle Club 2,3,43 Radio Club 23 Track Team 1,4. mmf: A -fr ' ' as-. KEVIN L. 0'KEEFE RESURRECTION-AscENsIoN, REGO PARK Gold L Society 1,2,3,43 Scholarship Club 4 3 Math Club 43 Chess Club 4g Public Speaking 1. ,---- ,, ROBERT A. PIERETH Sr. Fimzus, Conuacs POINT Gold L Society 1,21 Scholarship Club 3,4Q Jame- sonian 2,3,43 Debating 1,23 Afternoon Dance Committee 3,42 Tennis l,2,3,43 Intra- murals 1. 72 ANTHONY F. PISANO Sr. LEONARD, BROOKLYN ology Club 13 Tennis I Intramurals 3,4. GEORGE F. PALADINO ST. MATTHIAS, Rlncswoon Intramurals 4. FRANCIS J. POCHER Sr. Euzanmu, OZONE PARK Gold L Society 1,23 La La Salle Club 1,2,3,43 Bi- , 'Salle Club lg Debating 23 Tennis I,2Q Intramurals 1,3. B. Kiefer gladly gives R. Kubik his change, THOMAS L. PHILLIPS Sr. STANISLAUS, MASPE-rn La Salle Club 43 Baseball 3,43 Track 2g Intramurals 1. WILLIAM J. POWERS Sr. GABRIEL, EAST ELMHURST Scholarship Clubg Track I, 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,4. I-.., Y -A-fra: f .,f' 'ALL' iSWQ L' :I ,ii i 'mg f E.: FEL Liiiiii we f.--fs- fr' ,Lm,... W ' :fu I ..,. mmf' H LMI ! - ffl -2' ' . ,-Mffrflfffiff- gvgja' f wi gggm 'gl-ff' WL ' ' W' 52 Ji? --- We. BE-TSI-elf DENIS H. REDICAN ST. MARGARET, MIDDLE VILLAGE Gold L Society lg La Salle Club 1,3,4g Public Speaking 1: Intramurals 1,3,4. , .. , 153- W. -... .,......, JEREMIAH K. REHSE ST. JOSEPH, LoNc IsI.AND CITY Biology Club 1,23 Math Club 2. A W' .-A-AA 1. ...M W an Rliww .. A, - f --, m....,..,. , V V,Y,'a.::. .MW JOSEPH M. RHATIGAN Sr. TERESA or AvILA, BROOKLYN La Salle Club 2,3,4g Lough- linite 4g Intramurals l,2,3,4. 73 WALTER I. RICKARD Sr. HEDWIG, FLORAL PARK Gold L Society 1,2,3: Scholarship Club 35 Mission Dance Committeeg Basket- ball 2g Intramurals 1. MICHAEL J. QUINLAN RESURRECTION-ASCENSION, REco PARK Leo Honor Society l,2,3,4g Cold L Society l,2,3,4-3 Scholarship Club 43 Lough- linite 43 Intramurals 1,4. CHARLES M. REISER OUR LADY or FATIMA, JACKSON HEIGHTS Baseball 2,3. DENNIS M. REALE BLESSED SACRAMENT, BROOKLYN Spiked Shoe Club l,2,3,-1: Track l,2,3,-1-3 Intramurals 1. JOHN E. REISER ST. MATTHIAS, RIDGEWOOD Cold L Society 1,2,3,-43 ?io:ogy Club lg Radio Club ',3, . Loughlinites show their politeness at the GG stop. iuf: 'Q 15,3 ALBERT D. RITTER Sr. TEIIESA or AvII.A, BROOKLYN Gold L Society 1,2,33 Scholarship Club 3,43 La Salle Club 2.3,4: Intra- murals 1. JAMES E. RYAN ST. BENEDICT JosI:PH LAIIIII-3, RICHMOND HILL Scholarship Club 3,42 La Salle Club 3,4Q Glee Club 3,43 Art Club 13 Loughlinite 4g Intramurals 1,3,4. FRANK S. RIZZI CHRIST THE KING, SPRINGFIELD GAIIDI-:Ns Baseball 3,43 Intramurals l,3. THOMAS J. SACCONE OUR LADY or Loasrro, Baooicmm Cold L Society 13 Scholar- ship Club 3g Bowling 33 Intramurals 4. Mr. Zember explains a point to C. McQuade, C. Galluccio, and T. Phillips. FRANK B. RIZZO BLESSED SACRAMENT, JACKSON HEIGHTS Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Prom Committee 43 La Salle Club 2,3,4Q Track 1,25 lntramurals 3,4. DOMINICK P. RUSSO Sr. MONICA, JAMAICA Loughlinite 43 La Salle Club 2,3,43 Biology Club 1, 2,32 Glee Club 4. PETER T. SALERNO Sr. NICHOLAS or ToI,IaN'rINI:, JAMAICA Cold L Society 1,23 Scholarship Clubg La Salle Club 1,2,3,43 Jamesonian 2, 3,43 Public Speaking 1,23 Debating 1,23 Afternoon Dance COIIIIDHIBCQ Tennis l,2,3,42 lntramurals l,2,3,4. FRANK T. SALLES Sr. LEONAIID, BROOKLYN Intramurals 1,3,4. 74 'Q-' JOHN A. SANACORE ST. SYLvssrER, BROOKLYN Gold L Society 1. JAMES F. SANTORA Sr. FRANCIS nz-: PAOLA, BROOKLYN Art Club lg Jazz Combo 3,43 Loughlinite 4. A panel of Loughlinites dis- cuss the purpose of Catholic Youth Week. JOSEPH E. SHADA JOSEPH G. SEEBER ST. limits, ROsi:n.u.r-3 Loo Honor Society 1,2,3,4g Cold L Society l,2,3,4: Scholarship Club 43 Jame- sonian 2,3,4g Debating 1,23 Senior Dance Committee: Sport Hop Committee 3 Tennis l,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. HENRY C. SEILER Sr. LUKE, Wnlrssromz Gold L Society 1: Intra- murals 1,2,3. MATTHEW H. SHADE ST. BAR'rH0l.0MEw, ELMHURST Leo Honor Society l,2.3,4: J JOHN L. SENTOWSKI ST. JOHN 'ms BAP1-lsr, BROOKLYN Intramurals l,2,3,4. Cold L Society l,2,3: Svholarship Club: lntra- murals 1,4-. ST. STANISLAUS, BROOKLYN 2 Club 4 Lu Salle ntlamulals I 3 If' Soviu-ty l,2,3: 1' ' 75 GEORGE F. SIMONETTI ST. GEORGE, BROOKLYN Track l,3: Swimming 3,4 Intramurals l,2,3,4. ALLAN R. SMITH OUR LADY or THE llrIIRACULOUS NIEDAL, RIDGEWOOD La Salle Club l,,2,3g Tennis ,2,3. DONALD G. STAUDT BLESSED SACRAMENT, ROBERT J. SMITH ST. BENEDICT JOSEPH LABRE, RICHMOND HILL Cold L Society 1,2g Intra- murals 1. THOMAS V. SMURZYNSKI ST. STANISLAUS KOSTKA, BROOKLYN Gold L Society 1,2,3,4:, Leo Honor Soviely l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1. ARTHUR W. STAUDINGER ST. Liao, Conoiu Scholarship Clubg La Salle Club l,2,3,4g Baseball 4:, Bowling 3 3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. BROOKLYN Imfalllufals 3,4- . JOHN R, STRAHLEY Back lo the old grind after Sr. NICHOLAS or ToLsNrlNr:, lunch- JAMAICA Biology Club 1,2,3g Gln-e Club 4. RONALD P. STRIDE OUR LADY or MT. CARMEL, Asronm La Salle Club 43 Intru- murals 1,2,3,4, RICHARD E. SUCKOW OUR LADY or MT. CARMEL, As'romA Gold L Society 43 Scholar- ship Clubg La Salle Club l,2,3g Clee Club 3,4-g Chess Club 3,43 Tennis 1,23 Intra- murals 3,4. F Kehl J MICourt C Mouongiello, J. Scelrer and dates VINCENT R. VADALA ST. BARBARA, BIIooKI.YN Cold L Society 2: Orvlws tra l,2,3,4g Jazz Combo 2,3,4. VINCENT M. TADDONI Mosr HOLY TRINITY, BROOKLYN Swimming l,2g Il1ll'3llllll'lllS l,2,3,4. MICHAEL A. VIOLIA ANNUNCIATION, BnooKl.YN lntI'amuI'als 1,2,3,4. 77 KENNETH W. TOMLINSON Most HOLY TRINITY, BROOKLYN Junior Prom Committee 3 Senior Prom Committee 4 Illll'8lIllll'8lS l,2,3,4. FRANK R. WAHL Sr. ANDREW AVELLINO, FI.UsI-nNc Gold L Society l,2,3g Scholarship Club 4: Inlra murals 1,4-, STEPHEN F. WALLNER TERENCE D. WALTERS ST. Blumn, Rumcnwoon ST. ANN, Bno0lu.vN Cold L Sovivty l,2,3: ll1ll'illlllll'illS 3.4. Q1-holnrsbip Clubg Cluwss - llub 3: Biology Club l,2. DENNIS A. WOODS JOHN K. ZAIC ST. Wu.uAM 'run Annm. ASCE-TNSION, El.MHUns1- SEAFORD . La Salle Club 25 True-k l,2, Intramurals l,2.4. 3: Spikm-cl Slum- Club l,2g Swimming l q Illll'lllIllll'ZllS 1,2,3. The Jazz Combo, vumposed of V. Vutlulu. J. Suutoru, E. Soltilv, J. Caruso, uull J. llupugliuzzo, is L0llglllllI,S favorite musirul group. HENRY F. WIENER Oun LAM' or Sommws. CORONA Cold L Suri:-ty l.2.3: La hallc Club 2: lntrauuuruls l,2,3. 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Q ,R If , -1 , ., ' I B A 1 AL' R1 I N 4 Y Q A , '21 3 , L if 'iles S F my i1Q iK if 'wwswsmix A.D.C. Heading the religious activities at Loughlin is the Archconfraternity of the Divine Child. :This group, under the leadership of Brother B, Raymund, has as its primary aim the direction of the prayers of the young me11 at Loughlin towards the increase of priestly and religious vocations, A monthly novena is conducted during which the student body offer up their prayers and good works. Beginning on the 16th of each month and terminating on the 25th, the novena is climaxed by a meeting in which the entire student body participates. Through the process of panels and guest speakers, a digest of the most pertinent topics of moral value is made. Father Greene talks of his missionary activities in munist China. J, Paolino introduces Father Robert Greene, a Maryknoll missionary, while the moderator, Brother Raymund, looks on. Com A panel discussion on education: J. Landers, W. Collini R. Stachurski, V. Rossi, E. Dwyer, T. 0'Keefe, N. Alleva 81 I. Paolino instructs a group of public school students, F. Kehl receives an amusing answer from a pupil. Legion of ar Members of the Legion of Mary. Sealed: J, Williams, S. Degnen, R. Reicherter, A. Placa, F. Contursi, J. Niemczyk, W. Early, A. Griffin, P. Petrillo, E. Capolongo, F. Futchi, J. Burn, D. Buro. Standing: Brother Anselm of Jesus, T. McGovern, C. Poole, R. Kemmerer, J. Mueller, L. Smith, J. Hickey and Brother B. Raymond. R. Reicherter points out the correct for making a worthy confession. Brother Raymond discusses future plans for the Legion with officers of Immaculate Conception and Mater Christi praesidia: A. Grifhn, I. Mueller, R, Kemmerer, W. Early. format The Catcchists. From Row: J, Caruso, J. Oren- ga. R. Newman, E. Tosc- lund, R. Burns, J. Rciser, P. Kunyuk, R. Swicrczew- ski, Rear Row: J. Benin- casa, R. Brandt, .l. Vicr- ling, M. Walsh, T. Cray- son, R. Mahar, R. Kulrik, V. Vulcntc, J. Costello, F. Kehl, 85 u Convinced that Mary is our most loyal and powerful intercessor before the throne of God, the Legion of Mary has as its primary purpose personal sanctification through serving Mary in advancing the reign of her Son. This task is accom- plished at Loughlin by two Legion of Mary units: the Immaculate Conception and Mater Christi praesidia. Encouraged by the highest Diocesan authorities, Loughlin Legionaries teach the Faith to public school children. Each Sunday at Brooklyxfs Pre- sentation Parish they join other Legionaries in- structing nearly 200 grade school boys. At Wednes- day released-time classes there and at St. Boniface Parish, Brooklyn, additional instructors are avail- able from the Senior Class. Two Legionaries similarly instruct on Tuesdays and Wfednesdays at the Chapel of Nuestra Seiora de Montserrat, Brooklyn. The Legion of Mary at Loughlin is privileged to have the constant prayerful support of over 100 other Loughlinites and others who are Aux- iliaries. In two years of distinguished service the Lough- lin praesidia have been instrumental in securing 10 Baptisms, 120 First Holy Connnunions and 40 Confirmations. -N., S 'Ni-H S, V , if: A. Vaitekunas, frightj Photography Editor, checks some old photos with C. Morrongiello and A. Blieka, Copy Editors, Editor-in-Chief G. Summers seems pleased with latest edition of Jamesonian. Onlookers are J. Seeber, Sports Editor, and J. McCourt, News Editor, J. Kramer, Feature Editor, watches prepara- tion of copy by Business Manager. T. Tomas- zewicz, under direction of Assistant News Edi- tor M. Jarsky, J. Kramer, A, Blieka. C. Mor- rongiello and J. Seeber are more interested in looking ut camera than preparing next edition. 85 l Brother Christian advises T. Fallon, M. Mad- dock, H. Daley, and J. Brannon. M. Quinlan, J. Murphy, W. Cashel, J. Con- nolly, and L. Wilson working hard to meet a deadline. First Row: H. Daley, R. Daleas, T. Wysocki, D. Gearon, J. Cush, A. Ryan, R. Ouellette, M. Maddock., J. Brannen. Second Row: M. Gerbauckas, J. 0'Reilly, J. Kramer, J. Lou hlinite Keays, J. McCarthy, J. Cryan, T. Carroll, J, Clancy, R. Nardella. Third Row: J. Giglio, T. Fallon, C. March, J. galftora, J. Rhatigan, J, Ryan, A. Spinner, J. Macchia, R. a enza. Loughlin's shutlerhugs check the cameras. G. Naujo- Brother Raymond's typing class pays off for J. Buro, J. kailis, R. Walter, J. Zukas, J. Phillips, A. Vaitekunas. Amhruso and P. Sheehan. The production of the Loughlinite is the result of the work and cooperat.ion of the entire school and, in particular, the outgoing classmen. To serve on the staff of the yearbook is at once a most difficult, yet most rewarding task that a senior may undertake. Under the competent direction and guidance of Brother Christian, Moderator, a group of seniors has contributed its efforts towards assembling what is believed to be an outstanding yearbook. It is indeed fortunate that the office of Editor-in-Chief has been bestowed upon James Connolly, for his capable direc- tion has maintained the splendid co-ordination of the staff. The handiwork of certain members of the staff merits a special citation. Kevin O,Neill., an extremely talented artist, has made this '58 'Loughlinite', one to be long cherished, with his delicately beautiful sketches of Our Lady. The typing assign- ments were handled by James Buro and James Ambruso. Jonas Zukas, Alex Vaitekunas, Gediminas Naujokaitis and Jolm Phil- lips were the photographers. First Row: K. 0'Ncill, P. Sheehan, J. Connolly, T. McCann, R. Walter, W. Cashel, J. Amhruso, J. Buro, W. Delnicki. Second Row: P. Mahar, Renoir holds no edge On L0ll8hliH'S J. Zukas, J. Phillips, J. Murphy, A, Vaitekunas, C. Naujokaitis, L, Wilsoli, lk. 0'Neill. R. Glasser, M. Quinlan. HQ R- J5'!'?1 5 N -A- Q. L T1 si N. 5 'Wfmf In A K Q. H fl - Debating The Senior Debating Teams, under the com- petent direction of Brother Birillus Charles, have about a fifty-fiftyn record so far this year in league competition, They are looking forward to victories in the Catholic Forensic League and New York University Tournaments. James Mueller, a Senior, is doing a remark- able job in rounding out his four years of debat- ing activities, by lending a helpful hand in forming what promises to be an excellent Fresh- men debating club. The Freshmen are busy preparing for the Grand Tournament in the Azarias Forensic League. As a result of hours of devoted practice and research, Nicholas Murray and Raymond Saccardi have already captured coveted awards in the Freshmen league. With the marvelous Brother B. Charles assists V. Huegel, J. Van- ora and J. Presutto on a difficult passage, Varsity Debators. Seated: J, Presutto, J. Vanora, I. Onor- ato, J. Hutter. Standing: J. Mueller, C. Murphy, A Blieka, V. Huegel. N. Murray and R. Saccardi, two up-and-coming debators, discuss an important topic with Brother B. Charles. success of our Freshmen, there is no doubt that much will be accomplished in the years to come. Freshmen Debators. Seated: J. Harris, N, Murray, R. Saccardi. Standing: R. Dolan, W, Stolting, R. Blessington. Senior Members First Rou M Quinlan M Shugrue J Mueller, J. Murphy, M. Walsh, R Daleas J Mc-Court J Seeber Second Rau C March E Toseland, J, Paolino, R. Piliero, W Dclnickl D OConnell A Spinner Third Row J Zukas R, Torre, F. Kehl, R. Kuntz, Leo Honor Society The society to which every Lough- linite strives to obtain membership is the Leo Honor Society. But unfortunate- ly only a select few are in this group. These leading students are given this distinguished accolade. When a student is appointed by the Principal he must then obtain a recommendation from his pastor as part of the requirements. You can recognize a brain fas nicknamed by the student bodyl by his distin- guished pin of white and gold which symbolizes his arduous and diligent work of the past term. Wliile I was interviewing one of its prominent members, he explained to me the three most important factors in obtaining Leo Honor grades. They are as follows: First, you should make sure that you have adequate time. Second, you must know how to arrange your studies with the most difficult first. The last factor is to make sure that you take short rests between study, This student assured me that if you follow these rules you will have surprisingly good results. S gr? 7272 , U45 5 4 fi gi i -5250222-j tv.-,.3. X X a ax .uv-'Nr I 3 1353311 -i 111111 Q i W i7 'fH:lW w 1 AQ E Uyr YL? 4 'E-. X I -, 'SYQ-if Tl X Brother Edward addresses the seniors at n Communion Breakfast. 0Ct0bCl' 3I'fiVES at L01-lglllill and the PCFPCIUHI FOSHTY COIIIIIICIICCS. Religious Acti iti This year witnessed a great rise in religious activities. The newly formed Benilde Club has enabled many boys to increase in grace. The Benilde Club has also sponsored group Com- munions, and it ran a drive at Christmas in order to collect food and toys for poor and sick children. As in other years, the Legion of Mary continued its fine work in teaching catechism to ' under- privileged children. There were also several excel- lent discussions of the religious problems of youth given under the auspices of the A.D.C., which also encourages boys to pray for vocations and for the Christian education of youth. Loughlin men receive at annual retreat conducted at school. ' Q , K f , . . v3 .www-.af . , 5, ,. Ny.. 3 , K SM x -K - -si I . -,551 w 'Q-- - tv? - D F . -W d Q my . 9 r 1 , Vrgjwffi , 6, ,nw e A ir' wggjqw' 4 ' 41. SK P2,3,Qi- Mme-Aa ,Jr as h-'buf' 5: - X 2. P. , 11 K ?'?'hx -, ff? ig F Maltese fSenior Pres.J, H. Kranepool Uunior Pres.J, Kneeling: M. Benik lFreshmen Pres.l, J, McDonald W Delmcki tSenior Vice-Pres.J, R. Weilminster Uun- tSoplt. Vice-Pres.l. Standing: P, Cassidy tFrc-slnnen lor V1cePres.l. Vice-Pres.J, C. Stack ISoph, PresJ. The L1 Salle Club, now in its third year, under the direction of Brother C. Richard, con- tinues to grow in size and popularity. This year, 567 boys either joined or renewed their mem- The requirement for admission into the club is the soliciting of sixty dollars or more in the ten day auxiliary, the proceeds of which will be used to construct the new Novitiate and pay or the education of future Christian Brothers. An innovation was made this year with he introduction of the N500 Club, for the purpose of honoring, members who had excep- lonal four year records in the Drive, The benefits derived from the Club by its ire the right to a major letter, along the thought that they helped a friend in hep Brother C, Richard presents SOO Club plaques to N. Murphy, J. Gregorek and V, Kranepool. E. Leniho, J, Cody, 0. Dunn, J. Winchell, J. Candia, P. Byrnes, J, Cen- trclla, L. DiGioin, D. Miller, J. Rainone, M. Piccano receive their let- ters from Brother C. Richard. 95 Et 5 z Ek ax 1 A 5' view 1 n - x fy XV .Q w ,H W M 31 3 ,W 5+ ' Xa? .Q Q? wif 1 x ,si-'f ' Sf 5, 4 10 QM 33 w Q if s -5 ,1 , S K , . Q I I ' 1 Q K ,5 fs Qiggffif N ' E? J v , 2 Lyhh i . S 1 Q Q. ,...,,-A, i .f ,.. V f ' fi.'3SW2'a-f Q 1 ' 13. A A wx 1 , , -z x-'X ga si f s 4 K, S rr tw 'fi 1 - NE .V R V, .25 Ev, 1 H51 -'-' 4 E ' 'fm f r ' X5 W I V , 1 H NR 1 R A1 ,QE V, fd' -wi Q ,K , R 1 . 2 5 xv ik. l v A is X s C Hemi, ' 7:1 it gi 2 it 5 N if f , 3 ef X 9 Radio lub X. X I I f X X I ll! 'X Qlff X A 4A I li rv? A mlfx XY 'N x f f. xt X LMC x I ill 5 H 'Tl lk Ml X To those lnenibers of the school who are so inclined, the Radio Club offers a great oppor- tunity to increase their knowl- edge of the fundamentals of Radio. In addition, the club operates a school radio station, WZZLK, which is available to licensed Hams in the club. Under the guidance of Broth- er Francis, boys interested in getting started in this hobby are given instructions in Morse Code, and are encouraged to ol By operatin-1 their own uric, The chief operator, Chris Bednarek, at the controls of thc school station WQZLK. Jtain an znnateur radio license. the Louffhlin Hams', of today Y' 1' I' are developing into the much-nccdcd technicians of tomorrow. 4 BECINNERS. Brother A. Franc ADVANCED MEMBERS. Top Row: Neil Murphy, KZQJH: Chris Bednarck, KZRAGQ Loc Wilson, KIIZRAM: Jim McCarthy, Kn2- JMU: Boll Caragol, KZYAS. Bottom Row: Skip Mcllrory, K2GOWg Richard Ricca, Kn2- BDYQ John Inipaglinzzo, Kn2VXD. is, Modcratorg T. Smith, B. Boni, J. Troisi, M. Millin B. Fugelsang, T. Smigclski, F. Randazzo, F. Longohnrdi., C. Wilding, C. Rest, E. Rcnnard E, Averill, C. Youino, A, Simonetti, T. Morawski, B. Savcriano, J. Gilford, F. Futchi, C Poppns, J. Reiser lKn2KONJ, R. Reisert lKn2LEF1. rchestra String section. Seated: E. Sottile, B. Stabile. Standing: G. Stubbs, J. Impagliazzo, R, Mesa. C. Monahan, D. DcCic1'o, and M. .lorgcnson arc Loughlin's pianists. P. Mahoney und V. Vadala are our percussion- ists, 98 Brass section. Seated: P. Calanek, J. Turner, J. Rnggero. Standing: T. Sheehan, J. Costello. Although the students hear the orchestra only on special occasions, it is a very busy activity. Under the capable baton of Mr. A. Consoli in co-supervision with its moderator Brother B. Julian, it has done a fine job, notwithstanding handicaps by acceleration in membership. Be- sides performing at the Christmas Show and Graduation, the orchestra also competes in many contests with other schools and always ranks on or near the top. This year we have seen the result of some of its efforts in the fine job that was done at the joint concert of Loughlin's Glee Club and that of Bishop McDon- nell. We will see more examples of such culture as the year progresses. As a main source of culture, Loughlin's orchestra ranks high and we are positive that it will continue its good work in the years to come. ,QB 'HW 3,2 Lf' mf! D a , V Nm: fu. 3 fin 2 in v The scene of a Sunday rehearsal for the Christmas concert. T. Rowan, V. Sturiano, R. Suckow, R. Tewes, A, Spinner, and B. Maroney practice a number. G ee Club Under the genial auspices of the newly chose moderator, Brother Bernardine Julian., the Loug lin Glee Club has sung its way to true achievemel in this year of '58. Besides the tradional spri festival in May, the group also presented a Chris mas concert in which the Bishops Loughlin an McDonnell glee clubs merged to produce a highl entertaining and delightful program. Led b Brother ,lulian's painstaking guidance, the son sters have developed into a highly trained and se soned organization in a very short time. Aside fro enlivening assemblies, they have given their tale! at orphanages and charity homes and have pe formed in various intra-city competitions. Seniors Members, First Row: D. Cella, A. Spinner, R. Kuntz, V. Sturiano, T. McElroy. Second Row: T. Rowan, R. Suckow, B. Maroney, T. Conroy, R. Nardella, G. Naujokaitis, R, Tewes. 100 Brother Julian confers with omcers: J. Varrone CSec.J, J. Van Schaick CV.P.J. J. Caruso 1Pres.D, and pianist M. Jorgensen. Practice makes perfect. The evening was a big success. '- The annual Loughlin Skating Party was, as always, a huge success. Many Loughlinites invited their own tlates. But for the hoys who went alone there were the lovclies from Bishop McDon- nell. Tickets for the affair were pur- chased in school at a profitable discount. Refreshments for the Loughlin men and their rlates were sold at the cantly counter. After the last waltz everyone hearlefl for the next stop, Jahn's Ice Cream Par- lor, where the couples orclerefl large dishes of ice cream, accompanied with sodas. Vlfhen all the stomachs were filled, the long trek home started which coni- pleted a perfect evening. Getting ready for the long trip home. The annual Christmas Show, which was attended by the entire Loughlin student body, proved to be a big success. The show was COIll- prised of the talent of the boys of the school, under the skillful guidance of Brother Julian, the Moderator of the Glee Club. The agenda in- cluded some songs from the Glee Club and Orchestra, the singing of some Christmas Carols, the reading of the Christmas Gospel, a speech by the principal, Brother Stephen, a senior skit, the Jazz Combo, and of course, the traditional Visit from Santa Claus. The scenery and all the decorations were supplied by the Art Club. J. Caruso sings to the accompaniment of I Impaghazzlo and J J Paohno conducts a humorous interview with Santora. J Phillips Q tiv- H A 2, of casants, accompanied hy the Bishop, flock to the Grotto of the Chfistoplwr Murphy and Marian Mullin Blessed Mother, portrayed hy Dorothy Hnat. Tho Bishop, Carl Morrongicllo, plays the final st-cm: at the death hed of Bernadette, Mary Anne Rolmlcy. take a hrcak to rehearse their lines, Dramatics After an absence of several semesters, the dramatics club was resumed at Loughlin last year. The season of '58 has proven to be most professional-like, It has given us two fine pre- sentations, The Song of Bernadettef, a pageant in honor of the hundredth anniversary of the apparition at Lourdes, and Nothing but the Truth, a full three-act comedy, Brother Charles Felix, the moderator, and Mr. Charles Grosse, the director, have worked with the actors and actresses Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week, coaching them and giving them helpful hints concerning speed, tone, actions and emotions. The persevering work of all the members was well rewarded as was evident in the success of both plays. Mr, Crosse gives the players a few final pointers. Il, Hcneghan and P. Sheehan have an inter- esting game as Brother James and J. Vanora look on. Mr. F. Zcniher instructs M. Burnett, B. Cassidy, 7 D. Fccncy, and 1, Graziano in the fundamentals. Seated: J. Foy, D. Feeney, B. Heneghan, W. Rico. M. Millin, li. Te-lest-u, J. Rentos, P. Sheehan, B, Cassidy, T. Vetter. Standing: H. lnsellnann. J. Thelen, J. Vanora, A. Nladdaloni, J, Dauhar. W. Rowe. E. Dougherty, S. Wallner. J. TllilFl'lIl2l11Il, J. Giles, J. 0'Reilly, K. 0'Kcefe, Mr. l . Zemher, Brother A. James, J- Genovese, W. Kelly, T. Buearo, R. Mesa, C. Rest, J. Williams. C. Stack, H. Krancpool, M, Burnett, P. Graziano. C ess lub Among the newer activities which have been organized this year is the Chess Club. Under the competent direction ol' Brother A. James and Mr. F. Zember, the Club's main purpose is to give the students who are interested in the royal game a chance to match their skill against fellow students. A school-wide tournament was held in November to form a varsity to represent Loughlin in compe- tition with other high schools throughout the City. The club members meet in the library on Mon- day afternoons to compete with one another and to learn new techniques of the game. New York Stateis Champion Chess player, Brendan Heneg- han has been chosen president of the club. K. 0'Neill, G. Kozivki, F. Contursi, E. Dunne, S, Kucklinca prepare posters for the money-raising fund for the Novitiate. Art lub C. Murphy, J, McGoldrick, S. Kuck- linca, V. Conlon, J, Ju Poy, K. 0'Neill produce posters by means of the silk screen process. T. Downes, a future artist, receives counsel from K. 0'Neill. G. Kozic-ki, G, Ballweg, J. Pierro, E. Dunne, A. Placa are helped by Brother Kevin in using paint sprayers. YUU Under the competent assistance of Brother August Martin, the Art Club has proved to be one of the most profitable extra-curricular activi- ties of Loughlin. This organization usually meets twice an Week and contributes most of its time toward preparing posters and paintings for future sport activities, dances and various contests. It has enabled those Loughlin students of an artistic bent to develop and manifest their talents. This year, under the moderatorship of Brother Kevin, as well as that of Brother Martin, the Club has employed the new spray-painting process. It has proved satisfactory and is respon- sible for the large number of colorful posters which so often adorn our school's halls and classrooms. As in the preceding years, the Art Club sur- passes many other schools in artistic work and awards. This is due in part to the efforts of Kevin U'Neill, President of the Club. Thus, the present membership has assured the Art Club a continuous success in the years to follow. K. O'Neill and other Art Club members begin painting scenes for the Christmas Show. J. M1-Goldrick, V. Conlon, J. ,lu Poy, E. Dunne, F. Coutursi put finishing tour-hes on the ther- mometers for the auxiliary drive, First Row: G, Ballweg, A. Pluca, F. Coutursi, C. Kozic-ki, Brother A. Martin, E. Dunne, S, Kucklinril, J- .lu Poy. Second Row: I. Pierro, J. McGoldrick, V. Conlon, C. Murphy, T, Downes, K. 0'Neill. if K L :M--4 . Tig' - 1 N fm Sam. fs, T. Savage and E. 0'Dierno with their Hydro- ponics exhibit. X' M1246 V, .. L f. rw v if , -,+P -Sedieclzj. 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Brother Claudius VVilliam, who has been the librarian for almost ten years, boasts that the library contains ap- proximately 15,000 volumes. As an addefl attrac- tion, numerous trophies won by Loughlinites adorn the bookcases, expressing all the glory that is LOllglllill,S. The card catalog helps A. Cinquinto and T. Kubic select the right hook. Loughlinites make use of their library, Loughlinites assemble trays and bookends during shop period. hop The shop course had its beginning at Lough- lin four years ago. Brother Clarence YVilliam, who inaugurated the course, is still teaching the fundamentals of the carpenter's and elec- trician's trade to the juniors. Shop members are aided in their work by the use of many tools, especially in the application of the power tools such at the jigsaw, sander, lathe and the bandsaw. Books and pamphlets are also.made available to those students who wish to further their knowledge of Woodcraft. Many handsome and useful projects are pro- duced in the shop. Boys taking this course will find it very beneficial both in their work or at home in the years to come. M. Platarote and T. Grayson put the finishing touches on their projects. Brother C, William shows I.. D'Amhrosio and C. Eber- hardt how to use the electric saw. I. Porretto, W. Roller, W. Kiernan, J. Schreiner make sure they select the right tools, Student ouneil One of the more prominent features of Loughlin school activities is the Student Council. Comprised of select students, this school organization represents an integral part in the many facets of school life. The outstanding duty of the Council is maintaining discipline among Laughlin- ites. Locker-rooms, stairways and the cafe- teria are kept orderly and quiet hy the councilors. A student whoviolates a school law is inevitably met by one of the familiar faces on these pages, and served with a summons. He is then called before the Student Court, which convenes regularly, and if found guilty, given a reasonable penance. All the boys on the Student Council operate as a working unit under their President Ed. Dwyer, to insure a pleasant and successful school year. The executives of the victorious Gold Party pose for a family por- trait. Left to right: President Ed Dwyer, Vice-President Matt Mone, Executive Vice-President Terry McMahon, Treasurer Bill Hever and Secretary Paul Agosta. Fil'-91 RON! H- M1ll0SiCUX, B- R0l'l'9, T- RUWUIL T- Busby, J. Tighe, R. Reicherter, R. Hughes, M. Bennett, M. B. Hevcr, E. Dwyer, Brother A, James, M. Mone, T McMahon, B. Natoli, R. Clarkson, A. Santangelo. Sec- , R, Armstrong, R. Zemetra, R. Grusky, My Dundon, L. N. Alleva, E. Sottile, R. Hyland, L. Wilson, J. Keays, J. Caulfield, S, Muscarnera, J. lacopelli. Third Row: J. ond Row: J. Cryan, P. Melley, H, McGrory, J. Healy Costello, J. Panit-hi, J. Landers, T. 0'Keel'e, E. Ryan R. Stachurski, V. Rossi, B. Jayner, T, Fox, J. Paolino Shugrue, R. Newman, J. D'Aversa, W. Foley, M. Walsh. C. Bednarek. Fourth Row: M. Jorgensen, V. Kirkyla, O Reilly, R. Cappelluzzo, B. Heneghan, T. Luhmann, P. Czarnowski, P. Campbell. Sixth Row: K. O'Connor, E. Edele, P, Young, A. Spinner, D. Scaduto, R. Torre, J. Phillips D. Gallagher, P, Sheehan, W. Hackett, I. T. Frizzell,,J. Cush. Fourth Row: T. Carroll, J. Sheil: Milgrew, F: White. First Row: J. Byrne, S. Maltera, J. Britt, J. Daniels, B. Rivers, Brother A. James, W. Collini, J. Henry, F. Petrizzo, E. Voelker, R. Walter, T. Wysocki. Seconrl Row: R. Craney, M. Lee, J. Paulinski, M, Wozdyl, P, Paplin, F. Hammnrth, R. Castellani, J. Rainone, R. Con. roy, J. Burn, B. Kiefer, R. Loehr. Third Row: A, Blieku, J. Singer, M. Gorham-kas, A. Ryan, J. Daly, A, Stein- meyer, F. Vergone, J. Ambruso, C. Morrongiello, R. Zytko, G. Rudy, M. Santiago. Fourth Row: M. Dundon, J. Fuveillo, J. Sasso, E. Canley, J. Orenga, W. Cashel, J. Kramer, D. Mahoney, R. Monlera. J. Benineasa, J. Petrowski, D. Teulc. Fifth Row: R. Ouellf-tw, D. Kiley, J. M1'Kennu, ll, Fleming, L. Lonlangino, B. Finneran, J. Cooney, J. Mugel, D. 0'Connell, R. Piliero, H. Daley, J. Slrecansky. Sixth Row: T, Melodia, R. Langle, J. Hanley, L. Pansini, R. Corr, V. Sturiano, K. Hunt, A. Bruno, H. Schurmann, F, Kehl, F. Maher, J. Cusick. Seventh Row: D. Zaver-kas, F. Donoghue, T. Dorn, J. Curran, F. Gila-ce, R. Valcnza, R. Migliorc, A, Ncalis, D. Gearon, R. Tcwes, J. Vansvhuieh, J. Braun:-n. Eighth Row: J. Vierling. M Gerhauckas explains to M. Waterson by M way of a summons, that haste makes waste. games, E.ED5?3-ilS:u?'EJl',f,:1r'x discuss the ticket sales of a future dance, Enjoying the scenery The Boomerang was very popular. All Aboard! Man this is easy, but wait for the bounce! As the close of the school year draws near, the faculty and student body of Loughlin look forward to the school's annual hoatride to Rye Beach. As all thoughts of school are left behind, happy Loughlinites board the John A. Meseckn for the three hour ride to the famed playland, to enjoy a day of un- forgettable amusement. The day consisted of rides designed to give the human body a severe case of Shakes, Rattles, and Rolls. Top this off with a pizza., two cokes, a hag of popcorn, five hot dogs, and ten glasses of bicarbonate of soda and you have one Loughlinite happy when the whistle blows signaling the end of another year's hoatride. As the ship draws away from its berth on Long Island Sound, a state of wear- iness prevails, and once more the stu- dents aboard eagerly look forward to another day of school. ll l. , Last glimpse of a familiar face. A religious conclusion to the ceremonies. Graduation On graduation day the goal of all the seniors in the school is reached. It is a day when a group of Loughlinites is sent forth into another world of study and progress. Most of the group will continue on to college while others will enter into the business world, The graduation will take place in the auditorium. On this momentous occasion the graduates will receive their coveted diplomas and a few of the outstanding graduates will receive awards. These awards will be presented bv Monsignor Hald who also will present the diplomas. Entertainment will be provided by some of the more talented members of the school, and all these happenings will serve to make the day a most memorable one. Beginning of a long awaited afternoon. E , LQ. 1 fi 24335, .3 fs? :Q .L L . a Q 1 T Y + 'i . ., 5 S .- Jvfl, 'nf'-ix. Y . z ,Q -f -i,4,f ' if . - ' : ' K T . '- V ..-, .T-,.,-,S 2 -T 375 Y Z 1 3 , 2. - .X f fm- f 32 , 17' A N . ' -'fy 1, W 656, QQ gg, 52 1 I f I i 1 V ia fy - ma K 'Q ' Q 391 Aim Xl Dick Tewes and his date in a carefree IIIOITIEHL Loughlin men show their style. Bob Castellani, Joe Rainone, Ed Sottile, and their dates. Sport Hop This year's Fall Sport Hop was held in the cafeteria amid festive decorations, all of which were bathed in blue and amber lights. The Dance, primarily held for the benefit of the graduating class, was also attended by members of the underclasses. The fact that over two hundred couples attended it, attests to the ever increasing popularity of this youngest of our varied social events. The music was supplied by the Ideals who played everything from a fox trot to the latest novelty dance., the '4Stroll. At 11:30 the dance came to an end and happy couples departed with the memory of a wonderful evening. Dancing to the slow refrains of the Ideals. 120 J , w s 2 1, :ZZL Q- h I - rr V VS ff- . 1 BMW: ,, ..: :i2if:fy . 1,f' A , ,:,,. X j Jr:!M , 2? 4 -qyxm, QR .5 ey, I :f ag .w 5. .2 -1 3. ine.-. Jnvfifgw, -- ,Tm A WeV1 :N-Aga. ':- A ZQ.1? 'fW Q A ' ? ' . -ffieiwzvf f . , , . X .. ., A ., . N ' I . i 1. gf'-' , gf 5 gs Q .Q ji A? 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Morrisroe, S. Luududio, E. Walla, R, Rciscrt, Brother A. Vivtor, J. Haynos, J. Blundell, J. Wittokinzl, W. Pic-pa-r, M. D'Antonio. Second Row: M. Millin, D. Forand, M. Kollvn, C. 0'Donnoll, W. Himvhuk. C. l is1'inu, A. Cinnnino, D, Morris, J. Troisi, I. Onorato, T. Golcllxarh. Third Row: J. llrogan, E. Curvy, W. Snizck, T, Kc-rley, W. Honor, C. M4-Bride, H. Dm-Tollu, T. Gorman. E. l unning, R. Mc-Munus, D, Marlin. Fourth Row: R. Tymann, T. Berry, L. Murphy, R. Eclmomls, D. Keohanc, J. Cunamare, M. Britton, E. Kelleher, R. Kagoncse, A. Contreras, W. Rowe, K. Telesra. Absent: A. Mientek. ,kv ffe,:,..3::..af Seated lL. to RJ: W. Roller, T. Beshara, D. Borgia, K. Clements, R. Caragol, Brother C Peter, J. Bodt, B. Reese, R. Burns, J. Baker, R. Swim-rt-za-wski. Sa-cond Row: T. Mebert F. Bellina, S. Pesce, C. Eherhardt, L. D'Amlu'osio, YI. Platarote, ll. Dilieto. A, Baglio, W Buckley, E. Morgan, A. Orlando, J. Woods. Third Row: R. Nevin, J. DeRusso, W. Tully W. Kiernan, T. Grayson, S. Molinelli, J. Tetonie, W. Cain, L. Bellufiore, R. Baranskas, N Santelli, J. Porretto. Fourth Row: P. Galbraith, W, Spinelli., M. Thomas, P. Kanyuk, G Lazarek, J. Schiffer, R. Reda, P. Zullo, R. Bnrlnaritc, li. Chebat, J. Schreiner. V, Valente Sealed QL. to RJ: D. Hassett, J. Seminuru, K. Gleason, R. Bittel, J. M1-Creesh, Brother C Anselm, J. Miklieh, R. Forand, A. Ryan, L. Reimer, M. Bc-irne. Second Row: D. Conklin A. Vainius, C. Zinncl, W. Jones, J. lfriel, L. Thur, J. Varrone, A. Bnlla, T. Tedeschi, C Mahoney, R. Carcasi, L. Canario. Third Row: J. Devlin, T. Slattery, A. Griffin, E, Blaney D. Steppe, R. Koch, L. Morin, S. Scpanski, T. Hughes, J. Mt-Laughlin, M. Maguire, J, McMahon Fourth Row: J McGuire, V. Hunt, R. Brennan, J. Healy, E. Kelly, l'. D'Anlonio, M. Leonard T. Tomaszewicz, S. Los, R. Weilminster, V. Enielerivo, J. Gallagher. Absent: M. Crottano Seated KL. to RJ: G. Bryant, L. D'Angelo, W. Ahrens, J. Brady, A. Miller, Brother A Stephen, J. Collins, L. Spiegel, P. Del-Moniva, E. Kula, R. Tlll0lllIIlIl. Second Row: R. Tem pesta, V. Giovanniello, T. Thweatt, J. Allow-a, J. Tsrhupp, R. Cusick, J. Trovato, D. Christiana A. Mangiaraeina, J. Impagliazzo, J. Quinn, J. Cuffroy. Third Row: A. Rivezzo, R, Chupka J. Conley, P. Triola, J. Trunk, J. Walsh, J. NI:-Calm, J. Wivklow, M. Mundy, J, Braunagel N. Ward. Fourth Row: C. Berhrick, J. Perillo, J. Olinger, J. Porter, M. Solano, G. Mehrtens S. Vallo, J. Hemplling, K. Hehel, R. Braithwuile, K. Washburn, W. Kanthcr. Absent: S Blackwood, E. Cann, 1 9 Seated KL. to RJ: L. Casola, A. Fragnito, R. Del Bianco, J. Vanora, H. Coppeclge, D, Austin, V. Priolo, J. Daubar, D. Kast, T. Cullison, T, Coclek. Second Row: M. Sanlangelo, J. Geraghty, C. Verderber, P. Giacalone, D. Aprile, V. Curcuru, R. Cini, J. Ametrano, J. Stone, R, Molinari, D. Johnson, M. Farrell. Third Row: T. Murphy, T. Kosior, J. Liguori, J. Tharrington, W. Mannhaupt, V. Grosso, W. Holland, M. Hennessy, A. Mahon, S. McCaffrey, W. O'Sullivan. Fourth Row: L. D'Avanzo, A. Wildeman, L. Sifert, D. Fitzsimmons, K, 0'Neill, J. Hutter, T. Fitzsimmons, R. Phildius, R. MacColl, K. McGovern, Absent: S. Amodeo, B. Kuvivh. Oficial Teacher: Brother B. Michael. Seated KL. to RJ: C. Joyner, A. Carro, T. Hummel, Mr. W. Quinn, C. Delaney, H. Brett, J. Sullivan. Second Row: D. Mahoney, V. Schaper, T. Rowan, D. White, E. Smith, J. Shannon. Third Ron-: J. Ettlinger, P. Schuchman, E, Rennarcl, A. Davey, R. Sis-dler-ki. Fourth Row: J. McDonald, M. McCormack, .l. Geraghiy. J. Rizzi, C. Murphy. Absent: W, Cuff, J. Ferguson. Under the direction of Brother Raymund these hoys are on their way to becoming expert lypists. Seated lL. to RJ: C. Bostwick, F. Vizza, A. Onorato, R, Caggia, Brother A. If-rome, J. Salanitro, D. Hickey, R. Coleman, J. Thelen. Second Row: A. Palladino, J. Murphy, A. Santucci, F. Herzner, M. Kilgannon, R. Gallagher, F. Riccobono, F, Chior-ro, J. Lignana. Third Row: K. Batchelor, R. Gorman, W, Griffin, T. Smigelski, J. Bertles, P. Galanek., F. Burke, T. Smith, J. Jouver. Fourth. Row: J, M4'Goldrirk, M. Reid. K. Green, P. Hickman, B. Weisent, K. Maddock, C. Yovino, A. Cali. Absent: F Rafalko. Cameron, H, Insehnann, D. Hurnett. 126 ' Seated IL. to RJ: P. Aht, P. Rivhard, M 'Vlclxuma I Moore Brother A Amhmw C. Namorutu, H. Bisvhoffherger, P. Cardema V Amhro e Second Ron R Bnrkarul R. Vitalo, P. Capurso, R. Costanzo. G. tllhcrt T R1-csc T Vetter J Howley G. Kehr, B. Monte. Third Row: A. Tedaldl ,I Dotthng T Md wncy lx Punkar B. Mullin, B. Buckheit, F. DeLise, T, Lhyizewslu F Frolmc Fourth Ron R Brahender, J. Veneziana, S. Mivhalak, M Clronta R Regenshurg L Smith D . .. Brother Lawrence demonstrates an elevtric generator in one of his junior physics classes. Sealed QL. to RJ: J. Torres, J. Aliherti, W. Santoro. D. Sullivan. P. ln:-orvaia., Mr, W Higgins, M. Venezia, D. Milo, J. Ruggero, L. Chappeito, V. Dursu. Second. Row: l-'. Shay C. Diana, D. Lynvh, J. Greco, T. Keenan, M. Feery, J. DcSalruto, W. Brown, F, Aria. I DcSanlis. Third Row: J. Hauser, W. Kelly, T. Mastandrea, B. Noll. R. David. T. Ezelins M. Devine, M. Brennan, R. Ottley. Fourth Row: R. Trusz, N. Poliseno. li. Kramer, P. Car fagno, J, Pen-rbalh, R. Evnngehsta, J. Ju Poy, T, Butlagha, J. Benclvenga. 127 128 D Seated lL. to RJ: B. Duffy, F. Bcntivenga, R. Floria, J. Russell, Brother C. John, B. Boni, K. Mennella, R. DeParis, J. Gibson. Second Row: J. Lynch, T. Malfuc-ri, G. Kulll, R. Vitale, D. Carney, A. Ingrassia, J. Urban, V. Gerardi, J, Powers, Third Row: R. 0'Connor, V, Conlon, J. Zabbara, R. Lella, T, Dunn, E. Dougherty, P. Pivcolo, K. Obreniski, B. McCauliFf, K. Stachurski. Fourth Row: B. Bentley. J. Folan, M. Dominick, K. Kraus, B. Sliwinski, F. Aiosa, J. McDermott, B, Balcuk, T. Donovan. Absent: V. Byrne. Brother B. Michael presents Auxiliary award jackets to D. Mount, C. Bernet, and J. Brady Seated KL. to RJ: F. Russo, J. Mangiaracina, T. Shivers, S. Riley, E. Bonkowski, Brother A. Michael, W. Mammen, G. Pappas, A. Cosenza, A. Simonetti, J, Atkinson. Second Row: M. Hannon, D. Cullinan, D. Blanch, A.'Beldaio, K. Abbey, K. McKay, D. DeCicco, R. Lew- kiewicz, J, Fook, P. Cullinan. Third Row: J. Tennant, R. Hurley, M. Bennison, G, Peterson, W. Lundquist, R. Gonella, P. Bosco, A. Proto, H. Murray. Fourth Row: M. Lucas, J. Spengler, J. McKenna, W. Daly, N. Casale, C. Geary, P. Stnnitsch, A, McKenna, B. Toseland, E. Caydos, Absent: J. Kelly, T. Morawski. Seated QL. to RJ: R. Spiro, M. Scherer. J. Kettle, B. M4-Keon, R Romanyshyn, Brother B Aloysius, R. Malfettone, J. Capezza, W. Stritzl, H. Forde, 1. Avella. Second Row: T. Hackett, I. Flynn, C. Asaro, R, Casey, G. Briganti, J. Sacro, P. Grassotti, J. Sllaughnessy, M. Pic-viano, F. Conrad, J. Fichter. Third Row: M. Healy, P. Taddeo, J. Corcoran, B. Alfieri, J. Troise, J. Mazzie, T. Bnst, S. Buyund, L. Baransky, S. Pare, W. McLoughlin. Fourth Row: M. Haha, K. Ramancionis, P. Winski, J. Mitchell, K. Haggerty, V. Marasia, W. Kavasansky, H. Barry, V, Levitsky, R. Cashin, J. Neuhauser. Absent: R. Higgins, J. Buonomo. 129 Brother Francis points out the location of u city in France that he has been discussing in class. Seated 1L. to RJ: K. Tyburski, J. Lashley, R. Fret, P. LaRosa, W. liapps, Brother A. Robert, T. Mulryan, R. Scalera, T. O'Grady, T. Murphy, T. McGovern. Second Row: P. Antonicelli, P. Regan, K. Bretsch, A. DeNicolo, F. DeCiutiis, J. Levey, F. DiBonu, F. Maglio, W. Morgan, J. Burkitt. Third Row: P. Daddona, R. Hachmann, A, Genovese, G. Kahl, J. Mortell, G. Stubbs, W. Zahlocki, W. Mitchell, W. Surge, R. Weston. Fourth Row: T. Sheehan, S. DiFranco, L. Vierling, K. Geisert, J. Potopwicz, W, Early, E. Batch, J. Grimm, E, Tolnitz. Absent: J. Niemczyk, L. Brennan. t LL -.. L- i 130 Seated CL. to RJ: P. Mancino, E. Capolongo, J. Johnson, R. Saveriano, F. Gately, Brother A. Francis, A. Wetterhahn, D. Mulholland, H. Heck, T. Tierney, A. Assunte. Second Row: E. Buehl, J. Barlow, C. LaRussa, J. D'Anna, R. Brazanskas, C. Murphy, J. O'Donoghn4-, A. Dahm, R. Fennelly, P. Piro. Third Row: J. Byrne, G. Stack, G. Long, C. Wilding, R. Painchaud, J. Forster, T. Staszak, K. McManus, K. Shine. Fourth Row: C. Rest, E. Spinelli, B. deWeil, R. Scotto, R. Markman, J. Elherfeld, V. Goodwin, T. Riordan, W. Wernersbuck. A. Zungolo. Absent: M. Von Bartheld, D. Farley, D. Donnelly, E. Averill, T. lngrisano. Seated IL. to RJ: D. McKenna, R. Stabile, J. Wunner, F. Fabiano, D. Zaccheu, Mr. J. Aeppli, F. Mucaria, J. Norowski, P. Cerillo, T. Zareni, C. Tabert. Second Row: J. Presutto, T. Franza, G. Tocci, J. Simmons, C. Bernet, J. Szeligowski, L. Falrrizi, P. Stines, T. Ruddy, A. Wozdyl. Third Row: S. Piccolo, J. Callahan, J. Dexners, T. McGovern, J. Sullivan, F. Lisciandro, W. Blum, M. Dancz, R. Garrou, B. Donohue. Fourth How: J. Hyland, C. Mills, E. Jandrssits, E. Titus, J. Russo, L. I-Iebel, F. Fahiano, J. Lombardo, J. Allen. Absent: J. McDonald, L. Clementi. 131 Seated KL. to RJ: K. Vizdos, W. Collins, W. Allen, R. Laskowski, S. Szmul, Brother A. Lewis, R. Kelly, G. Quinton, T. Dxnytryk, D, Piliero, R, Bum-hta. Sorond Row: li. Fitz-Gerald, R. Baiera, R. Dunne, E. Bowes, J. Hanson, J. Bullcr, T, Shay, M. Figliuolu, M. Cusack V, Huegel, W. Hinson. Third Row: E. Ox-zo, E. Knapp, C. Markey, G. Varone, R. lirnsini, T. Pannell, E. Stefanik, C. Schaefer, R. Godlewski, R. Cuneo. Fourth Row: P. Cirusole, E. Modrak, I. Hack, M. Schinunenti, E, Farrell, W. Pittman, A, Bolta, R. Malloy, D. Santa- 1 gato, L. DiGioia, J. Buckingham. Absent: J. Reinhardt. Seated IL. to RJ: K. McGuire, D. Ungro, H, Zarzic-ki, J. liivonu, F. Devlin, lirutlu-r Charles Felix, P. Powers, K. Reese, J. Jurkiewcz, W. M4'Grath,'J. Byrns. Second Row: R. Dmnbrow- ski, T. Conroy, J, Podesla, J. Triessl, M, Wan-rson, M. Evcrctte, W, Colvin, C. Marronc, M. Pastena, C. Poole. Third Row: J. Wezwivk, E. Rzom-a, J. Carluck, T. McNamara, P. Cavagan, F. Braccia, R, Niedowski, J. Mulinovsky, W, Wolyniec, R. Poggi. Fourth Row: J. Szwalek, C. Russo, G. Earley, C. Schretzman, R. Paolillo, J. Syring, R. Baglino, M. Grennan, . W. Koch. Absent: E. Ryan, D, O'Toole. 152 J T C C H Seated IL. to RJ: J. McKenna, R. Mesa, W, Sehimpf, P, Fahijanic, W, Talarek, Brother Christian, P. Schuller, S. Kucklinca, D. McNulty, J. Martos, J. Ferenz. Second Row: H. Ammerman, R. Hyland, M. Weber, T, Brady, G. Macri, R. Beinert, R. Chabot, P. Russo, R. Reilly, A. DiChiara, A. Messina. Third Row: J. McGuinness, J. Oberst, J. Ingram, F. Lackner, J. Hartmann, S. Toth, R. Frank, J. Flaherty, C. Jacobi, W. Coleman. Fourth Row: J. Ferlazzo, T. Lesnik, T. Mullady, R. Soffientini, T. Savage, P. Costello, J. Tubman, T. Carnevale, G. Dissler, T. Pietrzak. Absent: J. Hurley. J. Shannon, J. Ferrise, L. Pierce, , Seated lL. to RJ: G. Armstrong, T. McKenzie, M. Ferretti, M. Byrnes, Brother B. Charles, R. Getherall, D. Camera, M. Fernandes, D. Paradiso. Second Row: A. Nardella, H. Scarabino, R. Bogardt, L. Castro, S. Rochford, J. Cutrone, R. Blakely, R. Dowd. Third Row: D. Buro, T, Walsh, J. Falcon, J. Devine, S. Dorosewicz, R. Krisch, A. Majewski. Fourth Row: G. Gorman, E. Kriz, D. Granitto, J. Saccente, EH W LI V wg gl' gm QP z fm , Ev Seated CL. to RJ: E. Tousey, W. Reilly, W. Smith, J, Schneider, Brother Anselm of Jesus, R. Olivio, K. Dudonis, J. Reilly, E. Carlson. Second Row: K. Lettow, J, Williams, N, Giangrasso, G, Perillo, J. Manello, P. Maney, V. Scott, J. Riordan. Third Row: F. Kless, J. Dalton, R. Iglesias, J. 0'C0nnor, J. Schonbachler, R. Cray, J. Bnondclmonte. Fourth Row: P. Pctrillo, E. Flynn, M. Benik, R, O'Leary, J, Wise, M. Mirabile. Absent: P. Salluslio, J. Lilly. G. Slevin and J. Lynch are seriously involved in the dissection of a frog am,-env f us-r :mn Seated KL. to RJ: J. McNellis, G. Slevin, T. Judge, J. Bilella, B. Cassidy, Brother A. Ralph, J. Nieman, V. Viggiano, W. Fanning, R. Carlson. J. Nowak. Second Row: C. Haunss, W. Rico, J. Lynch, P. Sullivan, P. Gill, J. Novak, B. Petrina, J, Moyer, V. Chirillo, G. Bertles, C. Weinschreider, J. Kelly. Third Row: H. Haag, L. Amoroso, T. Harty, R. Desy, J. McGrath, L. Schnappauf, J. Rentos, V. DeMarco, J. Wilczek, A. Pagano, J. Leporati, P. Smith. Fourth Row: J. Duane, E. Parchinski, J. Dolciotto, A, Lanzilotta, R. Spata, M. D'Amico, A. Navarro, R. McLaughlin, V. Schreiner, E. Keller, E. Klein, P. Powers. Absent: P. Puccio. Seated CL. to RJ: W. J. Hayes, W. A. Hayes, R. Wysocki, R. Radice, J. O'Connor, Brother l. Raphael, J. Green, E. Gluck, R. Piro, J. Mulhearn, E. Vohs, Second Row: E. Tomczak, R. Pfister, J. Jakulcvicius, R. Saccardi, S, Vehec, R. Giovanni, J. DiBari, J. Lawless, M. Delia, M. O'Donnell, G. Wagner. Third Row: E. Lein, L. Towers, C. Cote, W. Ferraioli, R. Osten- dorf, L. Lembo, K. Greene, J. Bongiorno, F. 0'Neill, J. Greco, P. Cassidy. Fourth Row: K. Harvey, C. Weber, J. Tinervia, J. Marfoglio, K. Mione, P. Chu, T. Iannucci, R. Palella, C. Farinella, M. Minichino, R. Remshaw. Absent: F. Scarola. 137 R, Cronley points out the location of one of the Brothers' schools to J. Gallagher and A. Cisternino. 138 Seated KL. to RJ: F. Ocello, T. Navarro, G. Fehr, M. Sawicz. J. Calclarella, Brother A. Raphael, P. Guerin, H. Johnson, P. Forgione, I. Witkowski, R. Bucaria. Second Row: A. Sexton, J. Fumei, S. Flateau, J. McCool, S. Czuchlewski, J. DeLessio, N. Santore, A. Ventiera, C. Ruoff, I. Scotti, V. LaPo1-te. Third Row: W. Preuser, K. Robinson, J. Sirutis, D. Geraghty, L. Cuzzi, F. DiStefano, T, Burns, D. Taddoni, J. Hanna, R, DeMarco, J. Lauria. Fourth Row: J. DiStefano, D. Rainone, F. Lombardo, S. Pampalone, R. Zawacki, D. Macchinroli, T. Weis- aenberlger, J. Napolitano, T. Downes, M. Figueroa. Absent: M, Hughes, D. Badowski, A. Conza ez. lSeated IL. to RJ: J. Murphy, E. Keller, E. Wittenborn. J. Rolslon, J, Costello, Brother Clarence Willianxi, D. Campo, J, Halloran, M. Dempsey, B. McCourt, J. Nunziatu. Second l Row: K. Daly, D. Mangano, J. Ahern, J. Carey, S. Stutzbach. D. Lovasy, F. Harrington, A. 'Fox, A. Errante, C. Nurdiello, R. Summa, I-I. Cortegiano, Third Row: W. McCninness, H. lKehoe, C. D'Agostino, C. Shaw, P. Boudreau, T. McVann, M. Fritz, C. Cates, J. Barlowe, RJ. Mc-Loughlin, P. Junge. Fourth Row: W. Mcsllane, C. Schultz, C. Musulneci, P. Cline, 'T. Kotsay, R. Gristatis, R. Fratello, J. Pasquenza, R. Anselmo. J. Fitzpatrick. G. Teufel. Absent: P. Francis, J. Tod. Seated lL. to RJ : M. 0'Connell, D. Rehse, J. Walsh, C. Jeffrey, G. McDowall, Mr. V. Carone, M Mai-aluso, J. Cm-ntrella, A. Shanley, P. Finneran, M. Whitman. Second Row: F. Caruso. J. Blytln' l . Sugruo, W. While, P. Fleury., R. Dolan, G. Monahan, P. Graziano, J. Candia. D. Gunn, C Rostkowslci T. Shannon. Third Row: P. Wolski A. Markert M. McKenna K. Savatiel W Daly, J, Mireely, D. sndowski, P. Rotolo, J. M,cCauley, F. Mahon, A. Klink, Fourth Iiowi D. Clarke, J. Hannon, R. Crimmins, R. Lisanti, R. Daniels, L. MacBryde, R. Blaney. E Forys, S, Connors, J. Misak, T. Maley. 139 , Q Seated YL, Io RJ: V. Picece, J. Braitling, F. Genova, R. Gooclin, T. Catterson, J. Walsh, D. Mount, H. Gum-ini, S. Cesark, J. Brady, D. Curry. Second Row: R. Taylor, D. Viola T. Stanton, T. Dwan, J. Sicinski, S, Degnen, W. Clark, J, Harris, J. Giordano, K. Fitzpatricki E. Hartmann. Third Row: T. Paolino, R. Brady, D. Cooney, J. Pricci, T. O'Neil. R. Bosvo R. Romhone, N. Murray, P. O'Malley, R. Clark, V. Pisano. Fourth Row: W. 0'Byrne, Srrhulcr, W. Roman, A. Maddaloni, J, 0'Shea, A. Roszkowski, J. Elcik, S. Kruse, J. Cuasconi L. Scialpi, E. Miller. Official Teacher: Brother A. Edwin. Absent: D. Bligh, Sealed IL. to RJ: B. McClintock. J. Walbroehl, S. Solomita, J. Milazzo. J. Holes, Mr, F. Rienzo, D. Knrpi, R. Schaffer, G. Hickey, S. Lucas, J. Moran. Second Row: E, Betz, R. Linkh, K. McBride, G. Fitzgerald, T. Tabert, W. Schoenberg, R. O'Brien, J. Livermore, A, Marquurl, J. Ryan. Third Row: V. Tarpey, C. Schuttinger, R. Batt, G, MacLean, E, Mycz- kowski, J. Ciangiolu, E. Stetzer, R. Taddeo, T. Dewey, R. 0'Neill, T. Dangelmaier, Fourth Row: G. Schneider, G. Lewis, P. Milillo, M, Brockey, R. Corski, R. Jordan, Tf Burke, J. Munro, W. Petroski, R, Giuliani. Absent: J. Higgins, C. Piskorowski. 1 V ,4f..L,.x,:,,-. Seated lL. lo RJ: H. Savarino, O. Dunn, D. Tursellino, T. McArdle, W, Howe, Brother B. Julian, I. Cosenza, D. Miller, W. Arnold, F, Ayers, J. Graham. Second Row: R. Cleva, D. Zacchco, T. Driscoll, R. Henesy, J. McGee, J, Mercurio, R. Moore, W. Anckner, D, Sher:-dy, F. Giles, J. Zahn. Third Row: J. Turner, T. Swengros, R, McGinley, P. Caparelli, J. Hassett, A, Gulgano, J. Loiello, J. Cavanagll, K. Kubat, J. O'Brien. Fourth Row: J. Birka, P. Byrne, A. Ficara, V. Carosella, W. Tierney, K. Tucknott, P. Laffey, P, McGrath, J. Barry, A. Blum. Absent: R. DeYoung. 'TM Q- Kia? fi' is-if-Q, 5552 .fi M fig h5f.3f.'Sf s:x -'Q55:fff Directed by Mr. G. Rogers, a freshman class is busily engaged in carrying out an experiment in the Biology Laboratory. ft 525. assay M1 as sei -4, , f?if?f? ga. ., LC' ' Srfiif 4 'i.,.u 1n f22?3:?'F -f 'I I?-ff3ifA1fiw.SS5f L 1 in - rr W ' A - - Is- ' 1:1 ff Seated IL. to RJ: J. Clark, J. Guddat, M, McClymont, T. Williams, S. Barbers, Brother Claudius William, E. Nordenberg, F. DeKruyif, J. Eckerle, R. Koppe, A. Carra. Second Row: A. Giaquinto, R. Keegan, E. Dunne, R, McKenna, S. Lee, C. Maccannon, W, McMahon. J. Kelly, T, Schnatz, V. Manago. Third Row: A. Dalski, C. Daly, J. Minutolo, R, Finnegan, L. Dawkins, R. Daynowski, R. Ben-Aroch, J. Lynch, J. Conway, W. Fitzpatrick, M. Haviken. Fourth Row: J. French, W. Surdak, M. Burnett, J. Maceli, W, Langan, C, Mulligan, J. Burns, J. Tencza, J. Lundquist, T. Kubic. Absent: R, Marcello, J. Lehan, G. Voorhees. Settino, R. Laws. Absent: D. Feeney, F. Futchi, W. Lancaster 142 W Seated QL, to RJ: R. Fillon, J. Jagentenfl, R. Ricca, R. Blessmgton J Miller Brother A Kevin, J. Gifford, R. Zambiasi, L. Dmytryk, R. Hanley, A. Placa Second Row G KOZlCkl M. Quaid, R. Carroll, J. Clancy, W. Fugelsang, T. Bucaro, J Doyle R Hayes S Kosovych T, Hanrahan. Third Row: W. Steffen, F. Monte, J. Henclren M McGovern F Longobardi A. Reese, T, Wieber, R. Macchiarola, A. Jarosak, F. Randazzo Fourth Row J Foy F Con tursi, H. Kissinger, D. Lamberti, M. Lukaszewski, G. Ballweg W Langan P Norton W Brother Kevin's class gives full attention as he explains an interesting point in the daily Religion lesson. Seated IL. to RJ: R. Muller, I. 0'Flaherty, W. Stolting. J. Lackner, S. Temple, Brother A. Lawrence, .l. Delaney, P. Mercorella, E. McMechen, R. Maffei, D. D'Ambra. Second Row. R, Cronley, V. Vertuccio, T. McNamara, J. Gallagher, A. Belskie, J. Vaccarella. R, Dolan, F. Kick, T. Reichhold, B. 0'Grady, F. Rizzo. Third Row: R. Diem, J. Stretawski, P, Mahoney, N. Passarelli, T. Franke, J. Kalinowski, R. Solecki, V. Teofilo, A, Verdult, D, McCarthy. Fourth Row: J. Schmitt, R. Trainer, T. Flynn, A. Cisternino, G. Santry, J. Sullivan, G. Galletta, A. Pesce, D. Hurley, A. Casillo. Absent: T. Kennedy. - 143 ,. . ., i 15-.., sig! , any fi? x fs h Q36 W 9 Y' A 'Q' ER if ' , , ,1 H K?-if gf Q! WN x 2? QQ! I-gg, 'vi-W ggi' L , ' t ' ' M 5 ' Q35 S! 3 W 2 1 gb H - 5 '11, 5 L.. Vg, 4 7- ' f Aw .. ,Q A .. 1 H H.l'!1 fI .Q VI 1 P2 .K .Vg , k X '1 ' .. .S5'yg,, .mveQ3?fza...... Kami? E X. 32,14 33' ., Firms' 'fr port Varsity. First Row: Mr. Miles ICoaeh1 J. G h , erag ty, M. Thomas, E, Bowes, Brother C. John lModeratorJ. Second Row: J. Singer, L. Morin, J. Streeansky, M. Reid, Under the able leadership of the team captain Jolm Geraghty, a small but determined group of harriers started the rigorous training for the 1957 Cross-Country season, In early September Mr. Miles stated the facts: With only one Varsity member, Jim Paolino, hack from last year the outlook does not appear brightf, Right from the beginning, it was oh- vious that this was going to be a season of building, rather than one of accomplishments. To make the outlook for the year even darker., Jim Paolino was lost for the season because of a broken ankle. Then the flu epidemic interfered with practice and Seniors Dick Gallagher and Mike Maddoek were stricken and out for the season, However, the team showed its determination by placing sixth in the Grout Memorial Run and continued at a fairly even pace up until the time of the championships. Then the season ended on a happy note as the Varsity team of John Geraghty, John Singer, John Hack, Mark Thomas, and Maurice Reid found themselves ranked eighth, in the CHSAA Championships. In the Brooklyn-Long Island Meet the Jay Vee placed third as L. Morin, J. Strecansky, L. Spiegel, W. Koch, and W1 Hannon scored. In November Jolm Geraghty reached his peak, winning the Christian Brothers Cham- pionship with a time of 13:37. With all but three men returning next year the team will be a serious contender for all championships and John Geraghty has a good chance of becoming the top runner in the East. ross Countr John Geraghty, Christian Brothers Cross Country Champion. V xvmllwflz P I.V. First Row: Mr. Miles fCoachJ, G, Capezza, D. Zacchea, M. Hannon, P. Grassotti, P. Asaro, D. Stritzl, W. Koch, V. Eniclerico. E. Morgan, R, Dombrowski, P. Farley, J. Sullivan, H. Daley lMgr.J. Second Row: R. Buckingham, L. Spiegel, I, Hack, S. DiFranco, J, Mazzie, M. Healy, M. Leonard, W, Daly, J. 0'Connor, T. Thweat, W. Roller. Q .4 FRESH mm Gigi, ,uv FRUSH The freshmen squad . . . our hope for the future Freshmen. First Row: J. Lynch CMgr.J, P. Milillo, K. Moran, H, Ammerman, V, Scott, A. Marquart, A. Venliera, N. Johnson, E. Lafferty, P. Sullivan, Mr. Quinn fCoachJ. Second Row: E. Ferguson, A. Gonzales, C. Snyder, J. Oberst, J. Lehan, J. Tencza, T, Dewey, L. Accardi, W. Schimpf. - '4 Charlie Zinnel Crightj gets off to a fast start. After completing a better than expected crog country campaign., the Loughlin trackmen pri pared for the indoor season. ' Most of the team was inexperienced so thi the main object of the season was that of 11 building. This year's problem was that tl quality of the track team was good but theix wasn't sufficient quantity. ' As the first meet, the Relay Carnival, dre near, the team shaped up with Charlie Zinne Bill I-lever, Dennis Reale and Jim Schreiner i the sprints and sprint relays. The distance mc were Maurice Reid, John Geraghty, Mike Ma dock, Jim Strecansky and Dick Gallaghe Other runners who formed the nucleus of tl squad were McCormack, Ottley, Ezelius, Ven ziano, Singer and Powers. The CHSAA High Jump Champion, Tyrone Pannell. B- Bllfklleif breaks tape lo qualify. Miler Mark Thomas moves up on thc inside, 6355?-' K if pw. W Mitchell passes stick to K. Clements in Novice Mile Relay. Dennis Hassett, Loughlin's star pole-vaulter, in action. First Row lleft to rightlz Mr. Wm, Miles, C, Johnson, P. Crassotli, W. Stritzl, P. Asaro, J. Cnpezza, E. Bowes, D. Zaccheo, J. 0'Counor, R. Dombrowski, D. Farley, W. Koch, E. Morgan, C, Namorato, T. Thwcatl, M. Hannon, E. Blaney, J. Pierro. Second Row: K. Clements, M. Healy, J. Mazzi, J. Hack, W. Daly, V. Goodwin, V. Eniclerico, S. DiFranco, L, Morin, T, Pnnnell, J. Morrisroe, B. Buck heit, J. Sullivan, J. Wezwick, L. Speigel, R. Siedlecki, N Santclli.. Third Row: K. McGuire, F. Shay, K. Adams, V Hempfling, R, Buglino, J, Buckingham, P. Abt, M Evcrctte, C. Russo, G. Stubbs, W. Mitchell, H. Forde, W Mc-Laughlin, R. O'Crady, R. Weilminster, M. Schimmcnti, R. Buctha, T. Tedeschi. 151 i 1 1 4 1 Maurice Reid moves up on the outside in Junior Half- Mile Run, x , ' v x Lou Speigel qualifies second in the 880-yard Run Charlie Zinnel and Jim Schreiner execute stick pass ori way to 880-yard Relay victory in the Relay Cur- nival. .lim Schreiner passes the stick to Bill Hever for the third lap of the 880 relay. Loughlin's Dennis Reule on his way to victory Vincent Goodwin anxiously awaits the starter's signal. 152 First' Row Cleft to rightlz Mr. IKL W . Quinn. Af Marqixart, L b A V H V L L L. tack. Fourth1hRow: K,.Morai1, IL. MacBryHe, WJ. Tencza, Maccannon. S. Rdclxford, B. Petrina, R. Malfei, J. Olcfih-', 9 P. Sullivan, E.. Lafferty, V. Mx:Cool, JJ, Gallagher. C Gbnza1Qi. DolYne5,llRf 1i1aaey,7lB.r Mcillih- W R. Mclvfiely, R., Danimils, T.f1Maley, V. fDeMarco, T. Harty. W nor. Second How: A. Ventiera, M. :Weher, A. Paste. W. l W L. Accardil. Filth. Rblix, J. ll.Lyncl1,r .l.fG0ny1ay, Grail, Stolting, H. Ammerman, V. Scott, D. Gatta, J. Ryan. G, , - QWfS0llilmPf,.P1MilliVlo, J.Taylor, G. Scilmgider, T. Dewey, Galletta, J. Sullivan, T. Faber, Third Row: C, Wolf, Galganb, ll.. J. St.3GEorge,E.Flynri..Sixth.Row: J. Oherst, ' P. McGrath, J. Bilella, R. McLaughlin, L. Solecki, A. R.fTadde.0g' R. G0r5kiQ J. Mimgtolo, Sdvatiel, E. Furge- V aal- W W A h A . 1. I ' son, .lg Buondelinbme. ' W f' W b 7 ! V Javelin tllrower W. Rouche readies for the big event. v Q? I NM I , .xt K . I , fx. 5 .......x. ' -2 1.-g..-..-W ...-::::-:ze W M --f- Q , 1' , . xg.: ' , i 1 +w.a.:..i....i+-..-.QQ- 1 -arms..-1,.Mm e- J., . 5 , ' 1 f Q . ' 5' J W 'fl I A L W ' IVV Z . . 153 Coach and Moderators pose with trophies won during the 1956- 1957 season. emv m . ,K W4 5 J 'ffp' 2 L mes'- f' V fr it 5 gli f ,eff . L . L.. if it J. McKeough sets up a play. ' Y A if Basketball To fill the post vacated by Mr, Andrew McGowan, the administration appointed Mr. Ralph Tedesco as basketball coach. Around such stars as Peter Ledwith and James McKeough, he has formed a squad consisting mainly of juniors and which has shown much promise for next ear. y In C.H.S.A.A. competition the Lion hoopsters were lagging, but hopes are high for the future. Their chances were hindered by the organiza- tion of a new team for this year. At the Christian Brothers' Tournament., Loughlin took the third slot coming in behind Manhattan Prep and LaSalle Academy. An in- novation this year was the introduction of sock hops after nome games. The ,I.V. has shown much improvement and is expected to render a great help to the varsity next year, The team was hindered by lack of experience but by next year they should he cap- able of handling themselves quite well on the court. All in all next year seems to be very promising. Varsity. First Row: E. Kata, M. Dundon, C, 0'Donnc-ll, R. Phildius fManagerJ, B. Bunyan, P. Lcdwith, C. Bean. Second Row: Mr. R. Tedesco, S. McCaffrey, A. Rivezzo, W. O'Sullivan, J. Brogan, J. McKeough, W, Rickard, Brother A. Michael, S l 1 N45 5 K Sxm... . . Cheer Leaders. First Row: J. J. Brogan outjumps La Salle for the ball. W. O'Sullivan scores two points for the Lions. 155 Landers, D. O'Connell, A. Stein- meyer, R. Corr, J, Mallood, C. McBride. Second Row: R. Raf- ferty, M. Maddock, W. Hever, D. Reale, R. McManus, J. Cush. , i 5 J. Brogan puts in a lay up. C. 0'Donnell pulls in ball. P. Ledwith gets the know how from Mr. Temlesco. W. O'Sullivan fights for rebound. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' TOURNAMENT Manhaltan Prep La Salle .......... . . . . Laughlin ...... St. Peter .... Tolentine ..... St. Augustine .. First Second . . . . . Third Fourth . . Fifth .. .... Sixth Place Place Place Place Place Place De La Salle .. . Seventh Place J. Vierling gets a few pointers from Brother Michael. v ?!'eA4?J i J. McKeough goes up for tap Junior Varsity, First Rmc: J. Amvlruuo lMgr.l, J. M1-Domxlel, D. M1-Nully, J. Liguori, E. Pure, J. Vic-rling, C. D4-lauwy Ulgrj, Svcond Row: T. Timmons, K. McManus, K, Shine, A, Proto, li. Pvlvrsun, lirfuther A. niifllilffla Missing from picture: J. Ttflxllqllt. f A . 41 45 50 78 46 40 47 47 35 47 43 59 46 43 70 64 40 63 40 59 93 W. O'Sullivan fighting for ball against alumni. Loughlin 54 VARSITY SCORES Opponent . . . New Dorp La Salle Academy . . . Manual Training . . . St. Augustine . . . Trinity Molloy . . . Chaminade St. Francis De La Salle . . . Manhattan Prep . . . St. Peter St. John's Prep St. Michael .. . Molloy . . . Power Trinity . . . Chaminade . .. St. Francis . .. St. John's Prep St. Augustine . . . Brooklyn Prep . . . La Salle Military P. Ledwith sails in for lay up. J. McKeough and P. Ledwith follow ha ll. Freshmen. First Row: W. Talarek,J, Hendren, E. Parchin- Row: Brother B. Maurice. J. Blythe KMgrJ, W, Irving ski, A. Reese, L. Lemho, L. Sclmappauf, F. 0'Neill. Second H. Haag, R. 0'Neill, A, Klink, W. Fitzpatrick, E. Lein P. Puccio iMgr.J. Those accurate freshmen. , O . I - IM-XXL ll is 41 'sa - wil: 1521 f-':E5f7 .sT5 ' ,Q '- t.s.f,.,Q,. Essay. -. . . .f Q . 1..:s,:E1 v.-Kass. :X -I ' , +35 . ' A. Balash starts the keglers rolling. Bo Img A comparatively recent activity at Loughlin, which has grown with tremendous strides, is the howling team. It consists of the Varsity, Junior Varsity and Intramural teams. The Var- sity and Junior Varsity have achieved unusual success in their leagues under the auspices of the Catholic High School Athletic Association. The development of the howling team may be credited to Brother C. Richard, F.S.C. Through intramural programs for the freshmen, sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors, and under the super- vision of Brother C. Jerome, F.S.C., the team is amply provided with talent. Under its captain, ,I . Cusick, the Varsity Squad placed fourth in the C.H.S.A.A. The Junior Varsity, headed by J. Daniels and R. Walter, won the Brooklyn-Queens Cham- pionship of the C.H.S.A.A. In the Intramural class, room 125, followed by 114 and 108, led the senior division. The Seated: J. Esposito, F. Vergone, I. DeRusso, J. Rainone, J. Cusick, A. Balash, R. Cuneo, Brother C. Richard, F.S.C. Standing: R. Walter, P. Young, R, Castellani, J. Daniels, M. Flyntz. J. Cusick, R. Cuneo, J, Esposito, and A. Balash check an error. 1 f1,: vin in-sznlmnnursmssxsl-ssfwsvfr junior classes were led by room 419, the sopho- mores by 408 A and 410 B, and the freshmen hy 225 C, 217 A and 214 A. J. Rainone eyes the 7-10 split. 160 K., V Y Mimi' , . Q lk E 4 K ' Qi, - I . NYG. Lg ' M , . Y Mfikl , v. ,CF if x u Q, :. nxmfa . A wg , ,, 1 XD X 5. . ,Q J xv 'E 5:9 ,BNN A if S n QQ 'A y Q .. Ill 5 sav es -all nfl a s pull? new ll assi' fs!!! Andy Dalski gains some net wisdom from Terry McMahon. Tennis After having been stymied in league competition last year due to the lack of a strong second doubles team, our present squad appears to he a strong contender for the C.H.S.A.A. crown. The team is paced by captain Terry McMahon, the present C.H.S.A.A. cham- pion and sixth ranking junior player in the East. The name McMahon is not a new one around Loughlin. For two seasons Terry and his brother Jim led Loughlin to many victories. Terry is ably assisted by Dave Carey, Bob Piereth, Marc Grottano and Brian Duffy. These stalwarts are supplemented by a host of younger members who hold the key to Loughlin's future success. Such stars as Andy Dalski, Kevin McKay and Charlie Murphy plus a large freshman team of seventy members are expected to bring much glory to Loughlin shortly. The spirit and determination displayed hy the entire team is very pleasing to our new moderator, Brother Victor. This drive has resulted in many favorable surprises and is expected to push the Racqueteers on their way to another C.H.S.A.A. cham- pionship. Varsity. Kneeling: H. Brett, P. Giacolone, K, McKay, J. Perciballi, J, Johnson, J. Spengler. Standing: D. Carey, M. Bennett, R. Piereth, T. McMahon, C. March, W. Willigan, B. Duffy. 162 y 3 Q ' . if 3452, li. T-ew 'i if-,J Freshmen. Kneeling: J. Delaney, J. O'Flahcrly, J. Harris, W. Rico, P. Gill, R. Wysocki, J. Walsh. Standing: A. Figara, G. Santry, L. Scialpi, A. Dalski, K. Dunn, A. Maddaloni, A. Mahon, G. Mulligan. Marc Crottano slams as Charlie March gets set for a return. G. Santry, J. O'Flal1erly, L. Scialpi, and J. Delaney wave good-bye. ,f ' I . . Z si Q. Bob Piereth displays winning form in his fine forehand. 163 Mr. Tedesco congratulates Ed Dwyer. Mr Tedesco shows how it's done, Brother Charles Felix watching. Baseball Under the guidance of the newly ap- pointed coach, Mr. Ralph Tedesco, the Lion Nine is looking forward to a pros- perous 1958 baseball season. Witli gradu- ation the team lost a majority of players. Even with this fact, a number of last year's players will be returning to action. Mr. Tedesco will have back this year Ed Dwyer, the powerhouse of the Lough- lin battery, J oe Daniels, an all-around hall player, and Sam Muscarnera who will again display his hitting power. Also with the squad will be J. Liguori, a fast-rising hall player with stamina and know-howg A Balash, a utility man with emphasis on first baseg G. Bryant, a center-field dyna- mo. With A. Wildeman and V. Hunt fight- ing for the Varsity catcher's spot and Kato, McCafl'ery, Liguori, Gregorek, DiLorenzo, Phillips and Hauser rounding out the pitching staff, the hopes are for a bright season, Brother Charles Felix, moderator, an- nounced the possibilities of playing Brook- lyn Prep at Ebhets Field with a large student attendance. Brother Charles would also like to extend a word of appreciation to the managers, Tom Conroy, Francis Devlin and Joe Byrnes for their extra time and labors. S. Muscarnera. 1 64 In . . Q died' , 4z:?5gs9h.,-7 ,. my . -- .L ,- mx Y, we ' -ak:-S-ef W ' - k , f ,f ,,-k gr vga? - .V ,f .f Q ., i 5 . Af A - . fig . 1-1 2, -A 1- , 3:3 -:L A ' -- K' 1 ',a,K3-N A 5 4 Vjaa' .Qt . ,, f ., r f T. , f'A-fa-Q15 :K-sf '+ V K5,,535,fQ K 41, 4 .hh X. K Pegg '-'gg ' L ' Iv . 1 5 18 5 !'i'Ei'g Q -7 w ik' D new- ,iq-fm ' h 2.2 fx! T, ' . Argiwi-2355121 1m.fl2iiMl:?T:s2: Q fl-fl? - F. Rizzi shows the proper stance. Ed Dwyer throws it right down the middle, J. McKeougl1 calls for it. I. Daniels snares it. This year, Loughlin's swimming team enjoyed great success. This was due largely to the inspira- tion given it by Brother A. Jerome and the fine instruction given it by our able coach, Mr. Harry Benvenuto, The sparkplugs of the team were Danny 0'Connell, the captain, who specialized in fifty-yard freestyle contests and Mike Mundy, the team's outstanding swimmer. Other excellent swimmers included Matty Mone QCO-Captaini, J im Landers, Connie Mahoney, Ed Dwyer, Brian Donohue, Mike Devine, Ray Trusz and many others. The Varsity acquired second place in the Dual Meets, second in the C.H.S.A.A. Individuals and many other impressive victories. The season started off with two great victories by the most outstanding freshman team ever seen at Loughlin. They were Dual Meet and Freshman In- dividuals Champions. Outstanding members of the team were Pete Ennis, Ray Finnegan and Mike Brockey. J. Magel dives as M. Devine watches First Row: F. Egan, F. Kehl, D, O'Connell, M. Mone, Mahoney, W. McKenna, Mr. Benvenuto, Coach. Thzrd E. Dwyer, J. Magel, J. Landers. Second Row: M. Water- Row: P. Donoghue, M. Mundy, M. Devine, R. Trusz son, Managerg J. Atkinson, G. Mehrtens, W, Joyner, C. P. Lucas. ' e sew'-ent-+A 1sfsf 'K 'U -' il ' K N11 ..1,, . ,., , ., ...IE , -nm. .,.., I' I -, - uns ' I- ln 'F f7 'F ,,,,, ' .-X.l'?i-..:.::.f+:L1.g: ..s2 un-.aunusa V in gnnulannusmxzafkixn' V U ig 4 swan mans-mn I assume: uranium. 1 c u gunz-:una V X ' : K ' ' .kd EE? iv. - A K ,KL KX img nm 1: lr: f N f- ,, '25 X, F '-VI ,gg !,ijg,A A .3 , 4 Freshmen Team. First Row: M. Quaid, T. Schnatz, D. Clark, C. Hayes, I. Pickle, C. Jeffrey. Second Row: J. Brockey, M, Blakely, J. Kehoe, R. ' ' Finnegan, F. Balaker, J. Langan. Third Row: M. Waterson fManagerl, 'V X D. Ennis, W, Dalton, F. Stafford, J. Ingram, J. Martos, J. Benik, Mr. Ben- : venulo fCoachJ. MR, HARRY BENVENUTO Freshmen C.H.S.A.A. Champions display trophy. Swimming Coach ' Coach, manager, and swimmers discuss plans, The whistle, and they're off. 167 Intramurals In addition to its many extracurricular activities, Loughlin also offers a program for intraclass competition. It is offered to individuals who cannot devote the time that is essential to a major activity. The intramural program enables a student to prove his ability in bowling, track, soft- ball, swimming, handball and basketball. In return for this competitive spirit, he is the recipient of both physical and mate- rial rewards. The success of this year's events is due largely to the efforts of the moderator, Brother Richard. It was under his super- vision that the events ran so effectively. This year yielded a great increase in the number of participants and also a greater show of sportsmanship on their part. If the increase continues throughout the fol- A. Dalski, J. Harris, E. Wittenborn displays trophies for Freshman Tennis Intramurals. lowing years, Loughlin will have to expand its program in order to accommodate the many applicants who wish to take part in this Intramural Program. And another Freshman Intra- mural Track meet is off. As the pack rounds the turn the finish is in sight. ef. x,4 Q' M 'mv-v Mr. Miles supervises exercises on the ladder. Ph sical Training To supplement a Loughlinite's training in cultural activities, a physical training course for freshmen and sophomores is provided hi-weekly. Under the compe- tent guidance of Mr. Miles and Mr. Tedes- co, each student is developed to fit his individual needs. To achieve this, two programs are provided, The first concerns activities such as calisthenics on the ladders and parallel bars, and competition on the high jumpg also, participation in basket- A student is given the ut- most attention in his daily Its' a twin. workout. ball., handball and softball games. The second concerns the general activity of a term event program of running and standing broad jump, high jump, 50 and 80 yard dashes., 8 pound shot-put and finally., chinnings and push-ups. These pro- grams tend to the student's personal needs, and augment the physical welfare of the entire school as well. Hold it there- there's a right way and a wrong way. ,, ,, in-samszssfs .s U'-1-:v-immune as 1f,,.,...,.4-H-, W, ,, 170 ROOM 106 ALLEVA, NICHOLAS D. 854 Metropolitan Avenue Brooklyn 11, N. Y. BENINCASA, JOSEPH F. 92-07 Springfield Boulevard Queens Village 29, N. Y. BENNETT, MICHAEL J. 47 Beachwood Drive Babylon, N. Y. BLIEKA, ALFRED A. 51-03 - 61 Street Woodside 77, N. Y. CARROLL, THOMAS E. 286 Midwood Street Brooklyn 25, N, Y. COLLINI, WILLIAM R. 217 Ridgewood Avenue Brooklyn 8, N. Y. CORR, RICHARD M. 42-25 Layton Street Elmhurst 73, N. Y. COSTELLO, JOHN A. 40-67 - 95 Street Elmhurst 73, N. Y. DWYER, EDWARD J, 30-15 - 83 Street Jackson Heights 70, N. Y. FOX, THOMAS E. 55-70 - 84 Street Elmhurst 73, N. Y. GANLEY, EDMUND B. 515 Laurel Avenue West Allenhurst, N. J. GEARON, DANIEL F. 88-18 -- 180 Street Jamaica 32, N, Y. HEALY, JOHN J. 88-19 - 186 Street Hollis 23, N. Y. HENRY, JAMES P. 130-37 - 234 Street Rosedale 22, N. Y. HUGHES, ROBERT D. 80-37 - 88 Road Woodhaven 21, N. Y. JORGENSON, MARTIN F. 63-49 Pleasantview Street Middle Village 79, N. Y. KUBIK, RICHARD J. 88-43 -- 80 Street Woodhaven 21, N. Y. LANDERS, JAMES A. 75-30 - 176 Street Flushing 66, N. Y. MAHAR, RICHARD J. 82 Lincoln Avenue Brooklyn 8, N, Y. McCRORY, HUGH P. 161-12 - 59 Avenue Flushing 65, N. Y. MELLEY, PETER B. 67-122 Clyde Street Forest Hills 75, N. Y. MIGLIORE, ROBERT D. 82-26 - 264 Street North Floral Park, N. Y. MORRONGIELLO, CARL A, 521 DeKalb Avenue Brooklyn 5, N. Y. MUELLER, JAMES J. 86-25 7 144 Street Jamaica 35, N. Y. MULDOON, FRANCIS R, 28-37 - 48 Street Long Island City 3, N. Y. Senior Directory NARDELLA, ROBERT R. 89-03 - 74 Avenue Glendale 27, N, Y. NEWMAN, ROBERT J.. 30 Dixie Lane East Islip, N. Y. O'KEEFE, TERRENCE P. 77-46 - 66 Road Middle Village 79, N. Y. PANICHI, JOSEPH 144 Redwood Avenue Inwood 96, N. Y. PAOLINO, JAMES S. 59 Arlington Avenue Brooklyn 7, N, Y. PETROWSKI, JOSEPH L. 96 Jackson Street Brooklyn 11, N. Y. PILIERO, RICHARD J. 58-30 -- 138 Street Flushing 55, N. Y. REICHERTER, RAYMOND E. 139-46 - 87 Road Jamaica 35, N. Y. RIVERS, BERNARD W, 48-02 -- 48 Street Woodside 77, N. Y. ROSSI, VICTOR A. 34-30 -- 84 Street Jackson Heights 72, N. Y. RUDY, GERALD F. 21-15 - 45 Avenue Long Island City 1, N. Y. RYAN, EDWARD R. 609 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn 16, N, Y. . SHUGRUE, MICHAEL P. 80-48 Cornish Avenue Elmhurst 73, N. Y. SPINNER, ALFRED J. 1685 Gates Avenue Brooklyn 27, N. Y. STACHURSKI, RICHARD J. 247-08 -- 43 Avenue Little Neck 63, N. Y. STEINMEYER, ARTHUR J, 71-15 - 69 Place , Glendale 27, N. Y. TOSELAND, EDWARD T. 254 Arlington .Avenue Brooklyn 8, N. Y. TRAVIS, DONALD P, 79 Hemlock Street Brooklyn 8, N. Y. VIERLING., JOHN F. 57 Grove Street Brooklyn 21, N, Y. ZUKAS, JONAS A. 111 Cleveland Street Brooklyn 8, N. Y. ROOM 108 BARTUS, GEORGE J. 677A Leonard Street Brooklyn 22, N. Y. BAXTER, THOMAS C. 30-31 Hohart Street Woodside 77, N. Y. BEDNAREK, CHRISTOPHER F. 118-07 - 228 Street Cambria Heights 11, N. Y. BRANNEN, JAMES H. 176-ll-111 Avenue Jamaica 33, N. Y. CZARNOWSKI, PAUL R. 69-15 - 61 Drive Middle Village 79, N. Y, DALEAS, RICHARD S. 40-60 Elbertson Street Elmhurst 73, N, Y. DALEY, HUGH F. 47-32 - 198 Street Flushing 58, N. Y. D'AVERSA, JOHN J. 97-27 Cresskill Place Jamaica 35, N. Y. DENICKI, WILLIAM V. 97-14 - 90 Street Ozone Park 16, N. Y, EGAN, FRANCIS X. 51 Frankel Road Massapequa, N. Y. FALLON, TIMOTHY J. 82-60 - 61 Road Rego Park 79, N. Y. FLYNTZ, MARTIN L. 72-28 - 61 Street Glendale 27, N. Y, FOLEY, WILLIAM R. 49-10 -- 43 Avenue Woodside 77, N. Y. GLASSER, ROBERT E. 94-06 - 125 Street Richmond Hill 19, N. Y. HYLAND, GERARD R. 36 W. Hitchcock Avenue Floral Park, N, Y. JAYN ER, BRADLEY H. 35-63 - 88 Street Jackson Heights 72, N. Y. KEAYS, JOHN M. 103-16 - 91 Street Ozone Park 16, N. Y. KEHL, FRANCIS S. 71-15 - 69 Street Glendale 27, N. Y. KILEY, DANIEL W, 60 Russell Avenue Elmont, N. Y. KRUMM, JOHN J. 64-64 - 80 Avenue Glendale 27, N. Y. MADDOCK, MICHAEL W. 132-07 - 83 Street Ozone Park 17, N. Y. MALTESE, FRANK L. 52 Montrose Avenue Brooklyn 6, N. Y. McGlNLEY, STANLEY J. 37 Granite Street Brooklyn 7, N. Y. MUSCARNERA, SIMONE A. 116-16- 124 Street South Ozone Park 20, N. Y. NAUJOKAITIS, GEDIMINAS A 924 Madison Street Brooklyn 21, N. Y. O'CONNELL, DANIEL F. 1 Burnett Avenue Bay Shore, N. Y. O'CONNELL, ROBERT A. 159-23 - 96 Street Howard Beach 14, N. Y. ORENGA, JAMES P. 86-29 - 62 Avenue Rego Park 74, N. Y. OUELLETTE, RICHARD G. 36-20 - 168 Street Flushing 58, N. Y. SLATTERY, WILLIAM P. 80-05 - 31 Avenue Jackson Heights 70, N. Y. STRECANSKY, JAMES F. 83-35 - 159 Street Jamaica 32. N. Y. 171 SUMMERS, GERALD P. 87-01 Elderts Lane Woodhaven 21, N. Y. TEWES, RICHARD K. 53-20- 241 Street Douglaston 62, N, Y. TIGHE, JOHN P. 200-07 - 28 Avenue Bayside 60, N. Y. VAITEKUNAS,ALEKSANDRASA. 38 Pine Street Brooklyn 8, N. Y. VALENZA, ROBERT V. 205-07 -- 34 Avenue Bayside 61, N. Y. WALSH, MICHAEL B. 117-30 - 228 Street Cambria Heights 11, N. Y. WILLIGAN, WALTER L. 169-08 Grand Central Parkway Jamaica 32, N. Y. WILSON, LEE R. 71 Weber Avenue Malverne, N. Y. ROOM 114 BALASH, ANDREW J. 80-14 Penelope Avenue Middle Village 79, N. Y. BRUNO, ANTHONY M. 90-02 Silver Road Ozone Park 17, N. Y. BUSBY, THOMAS A, 164 Pacific Street Brooklyn 1, N. Y. CAMPBELL, PATRICK E. 132-30 Sanford Avenue Flushing 55, N. Y. CARBONE, STEPHEN M. 329 - 88 Street Brooklyn 9, N. Y. CASHEL, WILLIAM F. 175 Beach 44 Street Edgemere 91, N, Y. COONEY, JOSEPH J. 188 Eldert Street Brooklyn 7, N. Y. CUSICK, JAMES A. 854 Wyckoff Avenue Brooklyn 27, N. Y. DANIELS. JOSEPH A. 33-14 - 84 Street Jackson Heights 72, N. Y. FLEMING, BERNARD C, 35-28 - 95 Street Jackson Heights 72, N. Y. FRIZZELL, THOMAS A. 1011 East 38 Street Brooklyn 10, N. Y. GERBAUCKAS, MICHAEL J. 85-15 -- 67 Drive Forest Hills 74, N. Y. GIANCOLA, LEONARD T. 12 Gates Avenue Brooklyn 38, N, Y. GILECE, FOSTER O. 120-05 Hillside Avenue Richmond Hill 18, N. Y. GRANELLO, JOSEPH L. 117-36- 222 Street Cambria Heights 11, N. Y. GRUSKY, RICHARD P. 982 Troy Avenue Brooklyn 3, N. Y. HANLEY, JOSEPH D. 60-93 Putnam Avenue Ridgewood 27, N. Y. KIEFER, BRIAN J. 715 Sharon Road Copiague, N, Y. 172 KRAMER, JOHN J. 32-77 - 31 Street Astoria 6, N. Y. LOMANGINO, LOUIS F. 104-07 - 217 Street Queens Village 29, N, Y. MAGEL. JOHN R. 194-19 - 112 Avenue Saint Albans 12, N. Y. MAHER, FRANK X. 64 Van Buren Street Brooklyn 21, N. Y. MAHONEY, DANIEL J. 125 Miller Avenue Brooklyn 7, N. Y. McKENNA, JOHN J. 65-30 - 166 Street Flushing 65, N. Y. MONE, MATHIAS E. 221 Monitor Street Brooklyn 22, N. Y. MONTERA, RICHARD P. 277 Irving Avenue Brooklyn 37, N. Y. NEALIS, ALEXANDER F. 87-60 -- 113 Street Richmond Hill 18, N, Y. SINGER, JOHN P. 137-01 - 132 Avenue South Ozone Park 36, N. TORRE, ROCCO J. 201 Jackson Street Brooklyn 11, N. Y. WALTER, ROBERT D. 184 Lefferts Avenue Brooklyn 25, N. Y. WHITE, FRANK E. 61-48 Woodbine Street Ridgewood 27, N. Y. WOZDYL, MICHAEL J. 860 Manhattan Avenue Brooklyn 22, N. Y. WYSOCKI, THOMAS S. 103 Milton Street Brooklyn 22, N. Y. ZEMETRA, RICH-ARD E. 330 Berry Street Brooklyn 11, N, Y. ROOM 125 ANDRE, RICHARD J. 101-12 - 46 Avenue Corona 68, N. Y. BEEN, CARLTON S. 110-30 Union Hall Street Jamaica 33, N. Y. BURO, JAMES J. 104-43 - 123 Street Richmond Hill 19, N. Y. BYRNE, JOHN T. 101-46 - 48 Avenue Corona 68, N. Y. CASTELLANI, ROBERT J. 257 Melrose Street Brooklyn 6, N. Y. CONROY, ROBERT J. 34-36 -92 Street Jackson Heights 72, N. Y. CRYAN, JOHN O. 20 Miami Street Brooklyn 25, N, Y. CUSH, JAMES W. 480 - 16 Street Brooklyn 15, N. Y. DONOGHUE, FRANCIS J. 43-46 - 248 Street Little Neck 63, N. Y. DUNDON, MICHAEL J. 381 Gloria Place Garden City South, N. Y. FUCCILLO, JOHN J, 90-42 - 185 Street Hollis 23, N. Y. GALLAGHER, RICHARD T. 465 Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn 5, N. Y. GRANEY, RAYMOND P. 292 Jacob Street Elmont, N. Y. HACKETT, WILLIAM R. 149-25 - 15 Road Whitestone 57, N, Y. HENEGHAN, BRENDAN L. 62-51 - 83 Street Rego Park 79, N. Y. HENNESSY, ALBERT L. 41-12 Vernon Boulevard Long Island City 1, N. Y. HINCHEY, WILLIAM T. 89-27 - 96 Street Woodhaven 21, N. Y. KIRKYLA, VICTOR A, 1811 Centre Street Ridgewood 27, N. Y. LEE, MELVIN C. 79 Bainbridge Street Brooklyn 33, N. Y. LOEHR, RICHARD F. 31-58 - 36 Street Long Island City 6, N. Y. MATTERA, SALVATORE G. 621 Vanderbilt Avenue Brooklyn 38, N, Y. MILGREW, JAMES J. 42-15 - 164 Street Flushing 58, N, Y. NATOLI, BARTHOLOMEW E 80-15 - 101 Avenue Ozone Park 16, N. Y. O'RE1LLY, JOSEPH W. 89-37 - 198 Street Hollis 23, N. Y. PAGANO, ROBERT J. 379 Miller Avenue Brooklyn 7, N. Y. PAULINSKI, JOSEPH J. 108 North 8 Street Brooklyn 11, N. Y. PHILLIPS, JOHN J. 298 Clermont Avenue Brooklyn 5, N. Y. RAINONE, JOSEPH E. 720 Bushwick Avenue Brooklyn 21, N, Y. RODGERS, CLIFFORD V. 353 Sunny Lane Franklin Square, N. Y. RYAN, ALFRED J. 105-19 -- 97 Avenue Ozone Park 16, N. Y. SANTANGELO, ALBERT J. 466 Union Avenue Brooklyn 11, N. Y. SASSO, JOHN D, 595 Metropolitan Avenue Brooklyn 11, N. Y. SHEEHAN. PETER W. 146-14-45 Avenue Flushing 55, N. Y. SHEIL. JOSEPH M. 98 Milton Street Brooklyn 22, N. Y. SOTTILE. EDWARD B. 217 Maujer Street Brooklyn 6, N, Y. TEALE, DONALD J. 102-11 -213 Street Queens Village 29, N. Y. VOELKER, EDWARD R. 109-47 - 122 Street Richmond Hill 19, N. Y. YOUNG, PHILIP E. 252 Berry Street Brooklyn 11, N. Y. ZYTKO, RICHARD T. 60-21 - 56 Road Maspeth 78, N. Y. ROOM 126 AMBRUSO, JAMES P. 1079 Highland Place Woodmere, N. Y, ARMSTRONG, RUDOLPH J. 76 Elm Avenue Glen Cove, N. Y. BRITT. JOHN J. 61 Queen Anne Road Bogota, N. J. CAPPELLUZZO, RICHARD F. 132 Greenwood Drive Massapequa, N. Y, CAULFIELD, JAMES E. 81-09 - 133 Avenue Ozone Park 17, N. Y. CLARKSON, RICHARD T. 161 Eorhell Street Brooklyn 8, N. Y. CURRAN. JAMES T. 431 Bainbridge Street' Brooklyn 33, N. Y, DALY. JOHN W. 10 Babylon Road Merrick, N. Y. DEMIERI, JOSEPH N. 175 Kingsland Avenue Brooklyn 22, N. Y. DORN, THOMAS L. 911 North 5 Street New Hyde Park, N. Y, EDELE, EDWARD C. 141 North 11 Street Brooklyn 11, N. Y. FINNERAN, BRIAN P. 187-30 -- 87 Road Jamaica 32, N. Y. GOTTMANN, EDWARD J. 21-17 Grove Street Ridgewood 37, N. Y, HAMMARTH, FENTON D. 78 Cleveland Avenue Sayville, N. Y. H-EVER, WILLIAM J. 137 Glen Street Brooklyn 8, N. Y. HUNT, KENNETH P. 35-20 - 94 Street Jackson Heights 72, N. Y, IACOPELLI, JOSEPH S. 11 Humboldt Street Brooklyn 6, N. Y. LANGLE, RICHARD P. 13-21 - 127 Street College Point 56, N. Y. LEDWITH, PETER K. 125 Union Place Lynbrook, N. Y, LUHMANN, THOMAS C. 102-28 - 87 Avenue Richmond Hill 18, N. Y. MALESIEUX, HENRI J. 149-32 - 120 Street Ozone Park 20, N. Y. MELODIA, THOMAS V. 30-24 -- 92 Street Jackson Heights 69, N. Y, O'CONNOR, KEVIN B. 37-36 - 93 Street Jackson Heights 72, N. Y, PANSINI, LEONARD J. 78-17 - 90 Road Woodhaven 21, N. Y. PAPLIN, PAUL A. 86-20- 144 Street Jamaica 35, N. Y. PETRIZZO, FRANK J. 10 Edgemere Drive Searingtown, N. Y. REILLY, JOHN D. 1478 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn 16, N. Y. ROCHE, WILLIAM J. 470 Montgomery Street Brooklyn 25, N. Y. ROWAN, TERENCE C. 3 Felix Court Baldwin, N. Y. SANTIAGO, MANUEL A. 65 South 8 Street Brooklyn 11, N. Y. SCADUTO, DOMINIC J. 1157 Glenmore Avenue Brooklyn 8, N. Y. SCHURMANN, HERBERT A. 1866 Hart Street Brooklyn 37, N. Y. STARITA, JOHN F. 917 Willoughby Avenue Brooklyn 21, N. Y. STURIANO, VICTOR T. 103-27 - 91 Street Ozone Park 17, N. Y, VAN SCHAICK, JOSEPH P. 88-15 - 78 Avenue East Glendale 27, N. Y. VERGONE, FRANK A. 9412 Avenue M. Brooklyn 36, N. Y. ZAVECKAS, DANIEL J. 95-67 - 112 Street Richmond Hill 19, N, Y. ROOM 105 BATSCHE, WILLIAM G. 104-11 - 113 Street Richmond Hill 19, N. Y. BUHL, STEPHEN C. 235 Etna Street Brooklyn 8, N. Y. BUKOWSKI, JOHN A. 30 Sutton Street Brooklyn 22, N. Y. BUNYAN, BERT A, 108 Decatur Street Brooklvn 16, N, Y. BYRNE, JOSEPH J. 23-27 Volante Place Westbury, N. Y. CAFFREY, ROBERT D. 40-13 - 12 Street Long Island City 1, N. Y. CHRISTOPHER, EDWARD J. 312 Clermont Avenue Brooklyn 5, N, Y. CLANCY, JOSEPH J. 332 Hart Street Brooklyn 6, N. Y. ITAGOSTINO, PHILIP R. 135 Russell Street Brooklyn 22, N. Y. EARNHARDT, PARKS F. 50-01 - 108 Street Corona 68, N. Y. EGAN, PETER J. 48-46- 47 Street Woodside 77, N. Y. GHERARDI, WILLIAM R. 334 Hart Street Brooklyn 6, N. Y. HEILMEIER. JOSEPH C, 115-46 Lincoln Street South Ozone Park 20, N. Y. HYL, THEODORE R. 140-20 Bascom Avenue South Ozone Park 36, N. Y. JESSOP, ROBERT W. 80-18 Kent Street Jamaica 32, N. Y. KILLORAN, GEORGE J. 201 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn 5, N, Y. MUGNO, ANTONIO R. 441 Adelphi Street Brooklyn 38, N. Y. MURPHY CORNELIUS M. Beltane Drive, R.F.D, 4 Huntington, N. Y. PALADINO, GEORGE F. 58-54 Catalpa Avenue Ridgewood 27, N. Y. RUSSO, DOMINICK P. 106-48 - 156 Street Jamaica 33, N. Y, SHADA, JOSEPH E. 15 Belvidere Street Brooklyn 6, N. Y. STRAHLEY, JOH-N R. 75-12 - 151 Street Jamaica 32, N. Y. TADDONI, VINCENT M. 201 Scholes Street Brooklyn 6, N. Y, VIOLIA, MICHAEL A. 605 Metropolitan Avenue Brooklyn 11, N. Y. WALTERS, TERENCE D. 71 Hudson Avenue Brooklyn 1, N. Y. ROOM 116 BARCKLOW, GREGORY P. 141-39 - 72 Avenue Flushing 67, N. Y, BARRETT, JOHN G. 66-42 Saunders Street Forest Hills 74, N. Y. BARRY, MICHAEL J. 560 Lincoln Place Brooklyn 38, N. Y. BAUMKIRCHNER, NICHOLAS R 977 Seneca Avenue Ridgewood 27, N. Y, BRANDT, RICHARD E. 102-31 - 184 Street Hollis 23, N. Y. BUCARO, ROSARIO J. 221 Central Avenue Brooklyn 21, N. Y. CIORCIARI, JOSEPH V. 51 Sutton Street Brooklyn 22, N. Y, DI FIORE, JOHN P. 107-47 - 92 Street Ozone Park 17, N. Y. DI LEONARDO, ANTHONY J 341 Waldorf Avenue Elmont, N. Y. ELGERS, PETER T. 39-28 - 58 Street Woodside 77, N. Y, FINNEGAN, WILLIAM F. 33-73 - 190 Street Flushing 58, N. Y. FOYT, FRANK J. 52-79 - 73 Street Maspeth 78, N. Y. GREGOREK, JOSEPH P. 61-32 - 56 Street Maspeth 78, N. Y, GUARINI, EUGENE J. 134-23 - 120 Street South Ozone Park 20, N. Y. HALE, PAUL M. 51-01 - 39 Avenue Long Island City 4, N. Y. KENNY, ROBERT W. 103 Java Street Brooklyn 22, N, Y. KIESLING, JOHN M. 1277 Jelferson Avenue Brooklyn 21, N. Y. KRANEPOOL, HAROLD A. 506 Lelferts Ave. Brooklyn 25, N. Y. LEONARDI, RONALD G, 120 Monahan Street Brooklyn 21, N. Y, MAGLIONE, ANTHONY M. 1268 East 94 Street Brooklyn 36, N. Y. MARCIS, EUGENE J. 54 Euclid Avenue Brooklyn 8, N. Y, MCCANN, THOMAS J. 308 Lincoln Road Brooklyn 25, N. Y. MCELROY, JOHN J. 87-29 - 135 Street Richmond Hill 18, N. Y. MCKIE, JAMES E. 85-37 -- 91 Street Woodhaw'en 21, N. Y. MCSHANE, BRIAN P. 39-23 - 56 Street Woodside 77, N. Y. MORRA, JOSEPH A. 685 Putnam Avenue Brooklyn 21, N. Y, NUGENT, KEVIN J. 60-05 - 168 Street Flushing 65, N. Y. PISANO, ANTHONY F. 251 Jefferson Street Brooklyn 37, N. Y. POWERS, WILLIAM J. 27-15 Kearney Street East Elmhurst 69, N. Y. RIZZI, FRANK S. 159-11 North Conduit Avenue Jamaica 34, N. Y. RIZZO, FRANK B. 92-11 --35 Avenue Jackson Heights 72, N. Y, SACCONE, THOMAS J. 1254 Herkimer Street Brooklyn 33, N. Y. SALLES, FRANK T. 148 Knickerbocker Ave. Brooklyn 37, N. Y, SANACORE, JOHN A. 73-12 - 95 Avenue Brooklyn 8, N. Y. SEILER, HENRY C. 12-06- 152 Street Whitestone 57, N. Y. SIMONETTI, GEORGE F, 67 Hudson Avenue Brooklyn 1, N. Y. TOMLINSON, KENNETH W. 197 Stagg Walk Brooklyn 6, N. Y. TUTTLE, GERARD R. 1323 Jefferson Avenue Brooklyn 21, N. Y. WIENER, HENRY F. 105-05-37 Avenue Corona 68, N. Y. WILMELM, KARL J. 60-26 - 78 Avenue Ridgewood 27, N. Y, WOODS, DENNIS A. 264 West End Avenue Massapequa, N. Y. 174 ROOM 11 7 ADAMO, STEPHEN A. 61-17 - 77 Place Juniper Valley 79, N. Y. ARDOLINO, FRANCIS R. 369 St, John's Place Brooklyn 38, N. Y. BILLINGS, THOMAS J. 41-16 - 47 Avenue Sunnyside 4, N. Y. CARUSO, JOSEPH- A. 87 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn 5, N. Y. CHANDLER, JOHN J. 158-32 - 100 Street Howard Beach 14, N. Y. CLIFFORD, ROBERT L. 108 Diamond Street Brooklyn 22, N. Y. DI LORENZO, JAMES V. 26-35 -- 91 Street Jackson Heights 69, N. Y. FREEL, RONALD J. 102-35 Jamaica Avenue Richmond Hill 18, N. Y. HICKEY, JOSEPH M. 35-25 - 155 Street Flushing 45, N. Y. JARSKY, MARTIN J. 143-27 - 22 Avenue Whitestone 57, N. Y. KEMMERER, RICHARD P. 127-03 - 25 Avenue College Point 56, N. Y. KIMMINS, GERALD M. 109-81 - 200 Street Hollis 12, N. Y. KRAUS, THOMAS E. 598 Heathclitf Drive Seaford, N. Y. KUNTZ, RICH-ARD L, 103-14 -114 Street Richmond Hill 19, N. Y. MARCH, CHARLES M. 94-22 - 42 Avenue Elmhurst 73, N. Y. MCCANN, TIMOTHY H. 94-05 - 42 Avenue Elmhurst 73, N. Y. MCCARTHY, ROBERT P, 43-28 - 41 Street Sunnyside 4, N. Y. MCCOURT, JAMES F. 37-13 - 94 Street Jackson Heights 72, N. Y. MCKEOUGH, JAMES V. 114-50 - 203 Street St. Albans 12, N. Y, MCMAHON, TERENCE T. 192-16 - 37 Avenue Flushing 58, N. Y. MENKEMELLER, GEORGE P. 71-62 - 71 Street Glendale 27, N. Y. MONTESANO, RICHARD J. 902 Kent Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. MORONEY, BRIAN S. 25-09 - 24 Avenue Astoria 2, N. Y. MURPHY. JOSEPH F. 109-39 - 213 Street Queens Village 29, N. Y. O'HARA, TERENCE J. 117-13 - 125 Street South Ozone Park 20, N. Y. O'KEEFE, KEVIN L. 84-43 Eliot Avenue Rego Park 74, N. Y. PIERETH, ROBERT A. 5-20 College Place College Point 56, N. Y. POCHER, FRANCIS J. 91-13 - 88 Street Woodhaven 21, N. Y. QUINLAN, MICHAEL J. 61-49 - 81 Street Middle Village 79, N. Y. REALE, DENNIS M. 374 Chestnut Court Brooklyn 8, N. Y. REISER, JOHN E, 60-46 Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn 27, N. Y. RICKARD, WALTER I. 84-36-267 Street Floral Park, N. Y. RITTER, ALBERT D. 32-17 Avenue R Brooklyn 34, N. Y. SALERNO, PETER T, 158-43 Jewel Avenue Flushing 65, N. Y. SEEBER, JOSEPH G. 229-17 -144 Avenue Springfield Gardens 13, N. Y SENTOWSKI, JOHN L. 107 Jewel Street Brooklyn 22, N. Y. SHADE, MATTHEW H. 45-13 - 97 Street Elmhurst 73, N. Y. SMITH, ALLAN R. 64-10 Gates Avenue Brooklyn 27, N. Y. SMITH, ROBERT J. 101-22 114 Street Richmond Hill 19, N. Y. SMURZYNSKI. THOMAS V. 105 Oakland Street Brooklyn 22, N. Y. SUCKOW, RICHARD E. 30-63 - 32 Street Long Island City 2, N. Y. WAHL, FRANK R. 42-29 - 157 Street Flushing 55, N. Y. WALLNER, STEPHEN F. 78-35 - 75 Street Glendale 27, N. Y. ROOM 119 AGOSTA, PAUL A. 155-39 -- 116 Avenue Jamaica 34, N. Y. ALOISIO, JOHN A. 56 Heyward Street New Hyde Park, N. Y. BARNHART, WILLIAM R. 95-26 -105 Street Ozone Park 16, N, Y. CAHILL, JOSEPH F. 126-45 - 147 Street South Ozone Park 36, N. Y. CAREY, DAVID K. 189-29 -45 Avenue Flushing 58, N. Y, CASSINO, SALVATORE N. 84-57 - 85 Avenue Woodhaven 21, N. Y. CELLA, DANIEL M. 97-22 - 91 Street Ozone Park 16, N. Y. CONNOLLY, JAMES F. 35-31 - 85 Street Jackson Heights 72, N. Y, CONROY, THOMAS J. 152 North 8 Street Brooklyn 11, N. Y. CRISTALLO, PETER P. 897 Autumn Avenue Brooklyn 8, N, Y. V Index PAGE Accelerated Graduates .... . . 59 Acknowledgments ...... . . 175 Activities ............ . . 79 Administration ............. . . 18 Aeppli, Mr. John J. ........... . . 29 Aloysius, Rev. Brother Bede .... . . . 20 Andrew., Rev. Brother Austin ............ 24 Anselm, Rev. Brother Cyprian ........... 22 Anselm of Jesus, Rev. Brother ........... 26 Archconfraternity of the Divine Child .... 81 Art Club .............................. 106 Auxiliary .............. . ...... . . 93 Avvocato, Dr, Roy A. . . . . . . 32 Baseball ............. . . . 164 Basketball ........... . . . 154 Benilde Club .......... . . . 80 Benvenuto, Mr. Harry .... 167 Biology Club ............ . .. 108 Bloise, Mr. John J. ............ .. . 29 Boat Ride ...................... . . . ,-116 Boniface of Jesus, Rev. Brother . . . . 20 Bowling ........................ . . . 160 Carroll, Mr. Henry J. .........V ....... . . 27 Centenary of Our Lady of Lourdes-.L ..... 10 Charles, Rev. Brother Birillus .... ..... 23 Chemistry Club ............. . fl' ...... 111 Chess Club ................ ....... 1 05 Christian, Rev. Brother . . . . . . 24 Christmas Show ........ . . . 103 Classes ................ . . . 121 Cochrane, Mr. Richard . . . . . 31 Contents .............. . . 5 Consoli, Mr. Angelo A. . . . .. 27 Cross Country ............ . . . 146 Crowe, Mr. Edward V. .... . . 27 Debating .............. . . 89 Dedication ............ . . 9 DiBlasi, Mr. Joseph S, ....... . . 31 Dramatics .................... . . . 104 Edward, Rev. Brother Ansbert . . . . . 19 Eugene, Rev. Brother Angelus .... . . 20 Faculty ...................... . . 17 Felix, Rev. Brother Charles . . . . . 22 Foreword ..................... . . 5 Francis, Rev. Brother Aloysius . . . . . 25 French Club ................ . . 96 Garone, Mr. Vincent T. . . . . . 30 Gehm, Mr. Thomas A. .... . . . 28 Glee Club ............. . . . 100 Graduation ............ . . 118 Grosse, Mr. Charles T. .... . . 28 Guagnini, Mr. Robert D. .... . . 32 Hammarth, Mr. Edward .... . . 32 Higgins, Mr, Walter J. ...... . . . 30 Intramurals ................. . . . 168 James, Rev. Brother Aurelius . . . . . 22 ,Iamesonian ................. . . . 84 Jazz Combo ................. . . . 78 Jerome, Rev. Brother Arator . . . .. 24 Jerome, Rev. Brother Cyprian .... . . . 23 John, Rev. Brother Cosmas ..... . . . 25 Joseph, Rev. Brother Arator ...... . . . 23 Julian, Rev. Brother Bernardine .... . . . 25 Kevin, Rev. Brother Aloysius . . . La Salle Club ................... . . . Lawrence, Rev. Brother Angelus .... . . . Legion of Mary ................. . . . Leo, Rev. Brother Bernard ..... Leo Honor Society ........... Lewis, -Rev. Brother Andrian . . . Library .................... Loughlinite ................. Martin, Rev. Brother August .... Math Club .................... Maurice, Rev. Brother Brendan . . . . . McEntegart, Most Rev. Bryan J. . Metz, Mr, Charles H. .......... . Meyer, Mr. Francis T. ........ . Michael, Rev. Brother Azarias . . Michael, Rev. Brother Brendan . Miles, Mr. William T. ......... . Moran, Mr. James F. ....... . Neville, Mr. Vlfilliam D. .... . Orchestra ................... O'Toole, Mr. Christopher J. . . . Peter, Rev. Brother Baldwin .. . Peter, Rev. Brother Clement .. . Physical Education .......... Public Speaking ........... Quinn, Mr. William C, . .. Rabay, Mrs. Anna H. ...... . Radio Club ................. Ralph, Rev. Brother Austin .... Raphael, Rev. Brother Aloysius . . . . . Raphael, Rev. Brother Imar .... Raymund, Rev. Brother Bertin . . Religious Activities ............ Richard, Rev. Brother Cleophas Rienzo, Mr. Francis X. ........ . Robert, Rev. Brother Agatho ..... .. Robert, Rev. Brother Bertrand .... . . Rogers, Mr. George E. ........ . Rusnak, Mr, Stephen J. ..... . School Scenes .......... Scotto, Mr. Joseph F. . . . Senior Directory ..... Seniors ................ Sheehan, Mr. Joseph F. . . . Shop .................. Skating Party .............. Sport Hop .................. Stall' ......................... Stephen, Rev. Brother Anthony . . . . . Stephen, Rev. Brother Basil . . Student Council ............ if Swimming ................. Tedesco, Mr. Ralph A. . . . . Tennis ...... ....,.. Track...... ....... Victor, Rev. Brother Azarias .... Wallace, Mr. James J. ............ . . . . William., Rev. Brother Bernardine William, Rev. Brother Clarence ..... . . . William, Rev. Brother Claudius . . . . . . Zember, Mrs, Irma M. ......... . Zember, Mr. Francis LQ ..... Q . . 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