Brooklyn Preparatory - Blue Book Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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,. .fm P K- , R- 4- B-2 ' Precedent is smashed as an all star 4-B-2 class combined -scholastic ability and ambition with athletic achievement. Twenty-seven of Prep's linest have recently completed their four year record oi same. On that record, Kircher, Brueckner, Russo and Fagan have ranked consistently among the honor students. Puckchasers Deegan and McLaughlin begin the list of outstanding athletes, With them we find basketballers Scheid and Kircher and rnerrnari, Harvey. Randolph star of the diamond, and grid star Coalcley complete our list of stellar athletes. Proving the versatility of the class we have artist Pingerra and hum- orist Higgins aided in no small way by flying Nick Cavagnaro, and :saxo- phonist Iohn Hickey. Otto boasts of the five famous Prep patrons, Campion, Carroll, big Bill Kinane, jovial Ed O'Conne1l and sartorially fit McCalterty. Four other contributors to the record and worth of the class are organizer Birmingham, physicist Flynn, football manager Callahan and genial Bill McSherry. With the name of George Appel, the genius ot the class We make our final appearance in the book of Brooklyn Prep. :'L'a-- . :'.'-if ' Ljfflyffxl sl- 77,5 . fffnff ffl f First Row: Kircher, Russo, Mr. McCabe, Randolph, O'Connell, Second Row: Campion, Hickey, Cavagnaro, Flynn, Callahan, McSherry, Carroll, Third Row: Higgins, Kinane, Brueckner, Appel, Fagan, Fourth Row: Harvey, McCatlerty, Deegan, McLaughlin, Pingerra, Scheid. ,,,, , - 'f -s . xx bl?- 1 'A f-2, ' f A 4+ if .clit '1 715. ',f'1 444--Q

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First Row: Garcia, King, Mr. Perry, SI., Everroad, Peckg Second Row: McMullen, Boyd, Kane, Milton, Hayden, Devany, Third Row: Caufield, Savage, Reynolds, Rasmussen, Shea, Lynch, Fourth Row: Buell, Stone, Lund, Furer, Wisemang Fitth Row: Martens, Humphries, Smith, Dalton. 4-B-l ln the course of four pleasant years, the characters of 4-Bel classmates have become gradually classified and their activities centered. The class leader at all times and popular president of the Student Council was Luke Hayden. ln the field of Ping-Pong were Boyd, Reynolds and Savage. lce Hockey has its mad-cap trio, Everroad, Buell and Humphries under their steadfast Captain Smith. Hitting the football line are Milton, Wiseman, Shea and Rasmussen. At bat for Baseball the Prep has its keen quartet, corn- prising Peck, Smith, Stone and Young. Miscellaneous activities included Cautield as the class busrnan whose car Was always overloaded at 2:35. Class Thespian Was lerry Daltong in Physics, the taciturn thinker, Devany. For class basketball the ever available Charles Furer. Representing the class in the Student Council Was Garcia. Harry Kane was the outstand- ing class hurriorist. Bob King was the ever popular Sports Manager. For class football we have the ever smiling Lund. The boxing authority is Lynch. The foreesighted engineer is loe McMullen, while the unimpeachable Mathematician is Bill Martens. 6 It , S- nrt., l l S Eat F, wltft ggxx 1' 'G f B LUX ts BCD orc Q7 f 3, 'L-1' ' .- -r ' ,N . , .A ff' ,X , A gp., ,V . 'T' ' . f ffq-ieffg' ' P53T7f ' mef.-fivitfsrer 26

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dj? wa.. X 1 WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER BIRMINGHAM IR 4173 OCEAN AVENUE BROOKLYN KBS Debating 12 3 Student Council 3 Swimming 4 Span sh Club 3 4 Sodality Analyzing Bills character we have found during our association with him a compound ot humour slncerity manliness a strong sense ot leadership all of which make him one of the inest personalities of 37 Hes a Oh well lets lust cut short these ramblings and nominate B111 Birmingham a our choice for the model Prep man lts a conclusion as inevitable as your success B111 good luck to you GEORGE ANTHONY APPEL 6940 CONTINENTAL AVENUE FOREST HILLS, N. Y. Glee Club, 1, 2, Debating, lg German Club, 45 Prep Play, l, 2, Track, 2, 35 Swimming, 3, 4, K.B.S.g Blue Book, 4. A past master at saying the right thing at the right time, consequently a great favourite among the better-half of humanity. Quiet, sell-possessed, essentially a scholar, he pos- sesses that enviable trait, scientific ambition. A sparkling good humour, unseltish gener- osity, faithful loyalty, keenness ot perception, all go to the making ot a man who cannot tail to succeed. Aut Wiedersehen, George. CHARLES EDWARD BOYD 117 13 NEWPORT AVENUE ROCKAWAY PARK L 1 Debating 2 3 German Club 3 4 Sodality 3 4 Student Council 2 4 Sllver Medal 1 3 Cuard of Honor 3 4 KBS Likeable diligent and studtous he has that in his appearance and bearing which inspire conndence For Charlie no task was too ar duous HIS diligence was rewarded for he was outstanding in studies Small ot stature he did not participate in the mator sports but applied himself to table tennis and won a coveted place on the school team His devo t on for the Sodality won him the respect and p aise ot teachers and students aitgltlfti yt' P11 UF BOOK 57 A, ,pw-I1 ,, H ,.. me 28 , . . . . ' , , , g I, , 4: 'A , : 1 . , 1 . 3 4. A 1 f , ,. .. , . 1 , T , 3 . .. ,. , . n -A , , 1 ' h ,. , 9 ' , L, , , , , , , 1 2, 1 1 , , : C r I S A- U I . . A .. .A . I r ' . -A -, 'fi x V' X Q, 1 X. - ti QW x it , :fit W K- t 4 Q . A- V Q wr- K 1 tx -N 'N x -K V x.W,'!',-X, 'c . , - 1... , '- x ' ' '. E 3 'i 'l ' I A2 ,' ... ' ,X 'Lf' ,'?.'C-i6,. - 1--X, v15:' 'ntl F' 4 4 Y - 5. I fn--a ,.. X ff f -- -- f-'- G -X., . -f- '. Y . f- -lf 77 7 '- C- f' X '- if X 'f ' r' f:1'f N' I - ' inf . ' - ix f Y :-q- 5-'qxag Bir 'fca:'5 lisa