Cardinal Farley Military Academy - Lorica Yearbook (Rhinecliff, NY)

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Ccidet First Lieutenoint FRANK M. SULZMAN Leaving his home in Troy, New York, Frank trav- eled south and came to the Academy in the tall ot l96O. Adapting himselt to the military lite, Frank excelled very rapidly at Farley as shown by his pro- motion to cadet mess otticer. Because ot his achieve- ment, he will be entered in C.F.M.A.'s l lall ot Fame, which is set aside tor those cadets who have risen to the rank ot cadet otticer in one year. Frank has displayed his athletic abilities on the tootball tield and the golt course. Not only has he 'b contri uted to dramatics, the school newspaper and the yearbook, but also has received the good con- duct pin and has been th h guard. on e onor roll and color Frank plans to pursue his education with a pre- medical course at l-loly Cross. Good luck to one ot Farley's best leaders. God bless you, Frankl C pliments ot Mr. and Mrs. B. Pelletier Co li e t I p mcnis oi Mr. and Mrs. l-l. McCabe Cadet Corporoil JOSEPH D. STILL Joe happened upon Farley in the tall ot l958 from the town ot Millbrook, New York. Joe has been very popular with the cadets because ot his dry wit and personality. During his stay at Farley, Joe par- ticipated in intramurals, work detail, and the Military Police, in his senior year. Proot ot Joe's marvelous personality is the tact that he has, many a time, won the good conduct pin. Atter completing his senior year at Farley, Joeplans to go to Dayton University: however, he is still un- decided about what tield he will major in. Good luck and may God bless you, Joe. f2n'5e-YFFE' -' F . e - - .-4: ---.f- ,A-:-,e-1z-:r.'z'.:T...:'A---f 'j'L511- '.: 'tf-g --vs' ,, - .H .. . M, . - w ,,,,..... 1 was L4--A--CMM'-'-'- ' .-.s ,QM --F L.:-' -issfi-rams-w -- - w- A ' 'M' ' .-:---- , 1,- ,5.. 7.1 5-ff-----f.4---1-,., - J:-..-:-L-Lg-:nz-::.,.:r:g-.-----..-...- . r... -Y--2 'V-f--L - ---+- -'3 r:'::'.'- '...,,+-'- E ' e- - - - A - -

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Cadet Private First Class STEPHEN E. TRONEC Steve came to Cardinal Far ey in September ot I96O from Little Silver, New Jersey and hasn't stopped talking about that blooming little metropo- lis since. Soon atter his arrival, he became known tor his willingness to make triends and his pleasant personality. D Milit agreeable to Steve as is shown by his rank and the good conduct pin which he has won many times. ln athletics, Steve has donated his services t th o e intramural tootball team and the varsity golt team. t-le has excelled in the M.P 's dramatics l l - . , gee c ub, the school newspaper and the Lorica Come September, Fordham Universit will t' d y in Steve in its school ot pharmacy. Best ot .luck to a ary lite at Cardinal Farley must have been great guy. God bless you, Steve. C moliments ot Mr. and Mrs. M. Downey Comoliments ot' Mr. a d M ' ' n rs. Spinelli zz.-wx-:-get-11 Y cu..- Cadet First Lieutenant MICHAEL LEONARD TOY ln September ot '60, the Class ot '62 acquired an- other member in the person ot Michael Toy. Mikey late arrival proved no hindrance to his ability ot making triends and having laughs. l-lis exceptional sense ot cooperation and school spirit has aided Mike in gaining the rank ot tirst lieutenant. Mike has participated on the Statti ot Pass In Review, M.P.'s, and a cheerleader tor the varsity eleven. l-le has also been a member ot the various intramuralteams and a release time instructor. Scholastically, Mike has won an enviable position on the honor roll since his tirst day. l-le has also secured the good conduct pin a considerable num- ber ot times. Next tall will tind Mike studying to become an educator at St. John's University. We are sure no matter where Mike goes he will be a great success. Good luck, Mike. ...:aL..4ix:-.:-1: CPE- Wi- E315