Chaminade High School - Crimson and Gold Yearbook (Mineola, NY)

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'73 to Row r nn I Noon an urrrgan XX rn N ansvn qc: ond Ron I D tJ J 0 B N Xt te f s um tront cr Grunt-x E C our tn OWIRKDIISHIP and good will are specnt traits oi the xlohasxtcs They should reattx xx hoop lt up when their turn comes to edit the 1947 Crimson and Gold at present they have their greatest power rn ports Dan Crratnm rs '1 tow er o strengt in oot halt an a fighting center on the hardxx ood mwneux ers He exen has a httte energy teit xx hen it comes to running the 440 ln track Vvhat a mant Then there rs hlommx I ee who specializes at hatihactc Ill tie pig stun sport and 'rt the pole xault In trac t er itt ctw inmtu e Jim C1rr1g'1n Bart D113 Joe Dooley Lore Gurney Vvarren Hader Bill iXICClffOI1 Ed X11 txenna Co Captain of the Varsity Five John BIHHQIHI Jay Pardee George Pegurll in and M Yan Xvagner Off setting this sport Carrigan How ard Palmer Edxsm Hess Janes Noonan and Ne I Jansen There IS much talent among these Mohawvks that Witt deflnrtely crs stalhze hy the time the oys graduate in January 1942 -I op Row J Xian Ptxnn H1 1 r XX H ern in E X11 tXenn 1 econ: Run XX X rrron oo rw I N I o I ox ,,, ron x on 1 A on-1 'Ax tl nn x ur 'X I r er N 1 ,AP 'I D.G?lll2l,...v 1 K C3 ' , V. Ry? . J , ': .. i tt , . Dal-' P. X 'ri , i. '1 : Row H. Putin , ' j, . 1 S' s E, llr-ss. 4 , ' . S f. c N c c '. Q '. F. h I f ' t '-' ' 1 -'f ' .-k.Ohr1lwf'1d:' ,.'t.1 t'. 7, . . y' ' . E V 1 i ' 6 - . C . ' .v D, , . ., , . i ' A Y I ' - . . domination, there are such scholastic leaders as: Jack Lydon, Francis Guiney, George Olvany, Jim . , V v Y. , T Q , K . 4 i i .., , A ': . . 4 gini, Q -' . ii 4 A ' , V. eff 2 , . , K ' 3- S I 'I V. . LC-Xi , II- I I D I ,', .. ion, L. R ss, ,. Sh 'f F lin. I: t Ro xz rl.. 1.00, ,l. Ly-it , .l. Putter, E. Hams, i . R '. a. A hswt: Bn- au, fi, Peg 'Hnn, . . Nun XX'.rgr , G. Quill.

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fl I-:-ary, A. frlf-1-1 In, XX. funn, .I. XXIEIISII. Thint Row: R. Dirkos, .I. Ifrey, I. Cj?l:flXYl H, I. Brown, FI. Ful- xlorilll, I.. AAIIIPIIS, IJOINH, J. Donhn. Inst Row: .I. tXr'opI1, XX. eh A 57 W 'Hp RUXKI rlfllll, tillllu, IJ, ' ivan. Svunut Row: I. Ijinnvrnn, .I. Haynes, XV. Grant, .I. tflynn. NITIATIVE pep and school spmt are the chref tralts that set the EagIes apart from the other classes here at the BIIUCOIT schooI Both In schooI work and ln extra curricular actnlty these quahtles have produced Ieaders among its members In footIJaII McGrath Dukes Cah1II and Brennan haxe Ineen important figures espec1aIIy the s1gnaI caIImg ahlhly of Brennan Cvatun and Grant chd not anon their small stature to keep them from working with the .Iayvee basket aII quintet Hogarty was a real addltl0l'1 on the second team of the Varsity quintet white .Ioe Serva ISDIHQCCI hrs martcsmanshlp as one of the front Irne performers with the championship mmrods Ierry Burke the cIass comechan mamtamed hrs status well ln Burke s Blurts of the 1-armac cot umns The eight tmandmen and the seven others who netted the ranks of the Honor Roll stamped the EagIes as a strong combination among the underctassmen of Chammade op Rox :mp n lx Ku er llll 1 nnor I A r R Hog.-ur x I I ur c 1 N ont ovs enut I r I Nl xlur ax r 1 If t ll urgf r t Brut R a un I . . A, . V . . - . T xr A. R. 0 v, ', 'ff V I. Bri' ar , I., Cn , . I nftvrson I. Selva, G. Huguf-s, 'I'hinI Ron: L. Kunkfft, . ' tj, . 'I , R Alutslrmlu, R. Bss. .Im IR ': ,I- XV ' ' , . Cilrtltl, , . rr r 5 IIa Ivy, F. I'-rit . s Row: XV. Halt: -,I. ',