Cathedral College of the Immaculate Conception - Annual Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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ODCATHEDRAL C OLLEGE You've borne with me for quite a time Throughout this jingle's tinkle. So be at rest, you must have guessed- 96 That this is by D. Dinkle. 'k 'k k Explanatory Notes laid him low: To render prone as by a blow. mud: i.e. clay. quoddie: O. E. for jail. hell is full of holes: there is no satisfactory scientific proof of this. Whose bones are dust: in all probability not really dust but amorphous calcium. berry: A now extinct species of bird, once indigenous to the Bronx. Eugene Molloy: There was a Eugene Molloy at the siege of Dunboy. Probably no relation of the same. Belloc . . . Chesterton: Two British Wrestlers who invented the famous triple Nelson, a combination hammerlock, roundhouse curve and brain fag. Chief Molloy: Evidently of Indian extraction. mind . . . non-existent: The author was not given to exaggeration. O'Connor: A boy orator of note, later known as the Wizard of Winfield. A famed poet of the last century, often called Doggerel Dengle. Rubie: from the Latin erubescere meaning fluster. Cathedral: probably a once famous prep school, now a stamp and chess club. turning in his grave: No evidence has yet been found to support this. No trace has ever been found of the correct name employed here. Close research has uncovered the name of a Mr. Muldoon who flourished at this age. Perhaps the familiar derivative Muldoonie was used, in order to rhyme with O'Looney. Stan Forl-:er Ioe Buckley lim Heneghan Roddy Greene Frank Williams Ioe McGowan Ray Morgan Robbie Bausch Iack Hagan George La Flare Freddie Meconi Ed Haggerty Lou Ferber GUESS WHO? CSee pages 35-375 122 Rob Barnwell Hercules Conroy Frank Tyrrell Herb Travis Syl Benack Iim Skelly Don Crynes Tommy Cribbin Bill Lohmann Felix Lopez Mike Fleming Ioe Daly Iohnny McPartland

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0'CATI-IEDRAL COLLEGE College Basketball LTHOUGH this year's College team did not attain the heights reached by the quintets of former years, it was fairly successful. To begin with, the team had no veterans from last year about whom a quintet could be molded. There were, however, six graduates from the Prep and four men who had had previous experience on other teams. These ten men presented a squad that was able to hold its own with any on the floor. Though lacking in height this team was a fast, tricky, intelligent one which depended on team play for victory. At the center getting the tap most of the year was Tony Pazareckas whose accurate shooting helped win many games. Hisislow but deceptive style Was a constant thorn in the side of the opposing teams. Last minute bas- kets from Tony stole many games from the opposition who counted the games as already won. Capt. Rody Greene and Eddie McHugh were at the regular forward positions. Greene held the team together by his fiery play and indomitable spirit. His flashy dribbling demoralized many teams and was instrumental in adding to the victory column. McHugh -was a constant threat from the middle 124