Catholic Central High School - Catholicon Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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, l Wi 1 ' 1 1 1 u L N , r xv' 1, if V ,e 'Was-fi 9 few. ,yolm 5 ,ally 0. 5 Q4 Trustee Father Daly, a native of Lawrence, Massa- chusetts, who received his B.A. and M.A. degrees from Villanova College, was ordained in 1911 in Philadelphia. From 1926 to 1941 Father was stationed at San Diego, Cali- fornia, where he founded and was the pastor of St. l'atrick's Church. Since 1941 he has been the pastor of St. Augustine's Church in Troy. Rev. .,Cacli.4lauJ guzielelz Trustee Father Guzielek entered St. Hernard's Seminary from St. John lianty College ot' Erie, Pennsylvania. Ile was ordained in 1924 in the Cathedral of The Immaculate Concep- tion in Albany. I-lis most noteworthy accom- plishment since becoming pastor of The Im- maculate Conception parish in Watervliet is the opening of the parochial school there. 15

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Rev. folm C Carey Trustee In the period of years that Father Carey has served St. Patrick's Parish in Watervliet, he has shown himself a pastor of his flock and an able manager of parish affairs. He brings to his position as trustee of our school the insight and experience of one who has labored successfully in parochial and civic interests. Rev. famea l5a.4ey Trustee This year Father Dasey will celebrate his 35th anniversary as a priest. During his priesthood he has served as a beloved pastor in many churches and is now pastor of the second oldest church in the city of Troy, St. Mary's. Father Dasey is Well known as an outstanding speaker who has a keen interest in the educational affairs of Troy. Contim'nt:ml by R. Ill. 16, Inc. 14 l Comix I l l l XI 1 l 1 A fig '

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Mr. Maurice Jvlariigan Trustee Mr. Hartigan has been enthusiastic and co-operative in promoting the interests of Troy. Formerly he was associated with the National State Bank as vice-president and is now a trustee of that bank. All his life he has been a merchant, and his position at the present time as one of the trustees of our school gives us services supported by these years of practical experience. Ir. grank fsulzman Trustee One of Troy's most outstanding citizens and doctors is Dr. Frank Sulzman. Dr. Sulz- man has degrees from Albany Medical Col- lege and Villanova. He attends at several hospitals in the vicinity and at St. Vincent's and St. Coleman's Homes. In the forty years that he has been practicing in Troy his most important work has been his research work on hearing. His interests are Wide and his service in any of them valuable. 16 tl. X W ,. l W f