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

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Top Row: J. Keating, R. Schloss:-r, R. Zeno, st. Xvilson, J. Quinn, L Thornton. Tliircl Row: C. Lotus-r, R l,PilI'SOIl, Burns, Ncclf-, I. Klipp. SCCUIHI IQUYVI rr. txItIl'llElIl, ixtilg gio, G. Hill, .t. Bolin. First Row: J Sahl, J. lxlullen, R. Collins. PACHES ot old had the lcnaclc of worlc C L A S S 2 B2 , ing together as one ot' the original inhahitants ot the New Vvorld. These Sophomore-s have reaci the same meaning into a name which they horrowecl from the Apaches themselves. The cry is not 'every man for himself' hut 'we all wort: together as a unit.' That is why these l04l Apaches have so many representatives among the various activities of the school. Bolin, Sahl, ixlaggio, ancl Greaser are four mainstays of the Band. VVith the cheerleaders, Faltermeier is an important memher. The rifle team includes such capahle performers as: lxlorriseyanct Perry. O,Brien,Kc-ating, Van Slylce, lX'lcGrath, ancl Sweeney are the Apaches' contribution to the athletic program of the school. Of these, Keating has especially clistin- guished himself at hoxing with his ahility 'to talce il.' Furthermore, there are some real humorists am -ng these lacis, with lxtaggio. ixteacte, ami Keating as the essential agents in keeping the class happily together. Top Row: R, Perry, J. Ryan, J. Faltcrnieier, C. OBrien, .l. Hake, T. Comtron. Thircl Row: D, Van Slytxe. C. Neumann, G. Nlorrissey. XV. Dunn, E, Fl:-ntl, t . Larrialc. Svromt Row: I. Lenz. t, Ntfcfilttl, XV. hte- Derliiott, XV. Sweeney. First Row: C. Colligan, XV. Cvreaser, D. Busto.

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Top Row: F. Xvare, R. Keller, B. Dowd, R. Furlong, E. lxloore. Third Row: J. Collins, F. Dolan, R. Hyde. R. Corcoran, XV. Goddard, Second Row: G. Garvey, F. Knox, R. Smith. .l. Jagemann. First Row: D. Clavin, XV. Davison, P. Brennan. CTIVITY best summarizes the drsposr C L A S S 2 B 1 tion of the Bees In consequence every memher of this group tries hrs est to contribute to the well herng of the class an the school The Bees participate in all the contests and drnes sponsored hy the school Among the outstanding scholars are Corcoran Wloore Bxrnes and Dolan Of these Byrne is the guiding force hehmd the cheerleading quintet Then there rs the top ranlung rifle shot Bob Hyde upon whom the nrmrods have depended for their splendid achievement during the year just con cluded But Eugene Calafato is perhaps the greatest of them all In the various campaigns operatlnd ln the school his contrrhutron is generally tops when compared with any other single students per formance This was true during the Annual Drive last year and during the Apostle of Mary cam palgn this year Hrs is the distinction of herng a horn salesman Hrs outstanding achievements only serve to accentuate the contributions made hy the other members of the busy Bees f Hanley B lxlorrrson C Dolson C ilson l rrrl Row XX Drwl en J Linnehan l I care l Bw mes Ho Inger qffftllfl Ron C Higgins VX l' irrell XX XX hr-lan 'I Crowe first Row R Broolx E Calalato A Curley . . - la 'x at if i 'lisp Row: G. Crawford, D. Paulus, ' i-Nl:-' -5 I ',' , : r,' -' -M-' j ..P.

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or on v t r n kennetty A Item em R Prternoster Q IIIUIIOII II Row B as srn I Ctrrrstenson H Langenctorter C Duttv Second Roxy L Slllltll J Donnetty J Ferguson XV Nutrn Irrst Roxy C VK1lhams J Cottrn NI Owens C1101 ARSIIIP and mental abrtrty seem to C L A S S 2 A1 be the most outstanding ctmaracterls tru o ttre Aces for ttre Honor Rot e C0l ltIIlQ ttle foyer of Ctmamrnwcte boasts the names of approximately one ttnrct of ttle ctas We-ecttess to sry ttus rs an open display ot toyatty for ttle name Ctlamrnacte especratty stands for tllfftl sctrotastn 1ttarnment Religion atso rs a great asset to the ctass Ttre Soclatrty Includes a large number of members from ttns group football respectnety Bottl are also memtners ot ttme tnasetu att nl re In extra curricular actrxrtres 'att '11 tlYltl6S of the sctroot are represented ttre Band claiming a great number As a side attraction Bolo Paternoster rs qultm capable yyltti the accordion He has entertain ed ttme boys on seyerat oeeasrons And Bob Sctrnercter quite an auomptrstred pranrst tras performect ouasronattv before ttre student tnodv Vltle Aces realty IIHNC ystirt it lakes Y Q Top Row J ulnn XV Dennrn J Kerr R Con on J Vyayoont Ttnr ow I rornpson R Spur-nun VV Vteetnrr J Thompson R Grange NK, Fox Secon Ron J Jordan T Schal-F E Tlnlllllll R Roe Flrgt oxs F New te R Jotrannes R Sctrnerder ' A r, R 13. ITIL, J, It-Ii . J l,HQ ' H. 4.-J' .Gl- I l fl . ' ' ' - ' ' -s. 1 pa f ': rf ' , Athletics, too, is not overtootcect. Joe Hake and Jack Lenz are stettar performers in basketball and , ' ' ' '. I - ' . , a 'r . Q 5 ,c -5 L yt. c A 3- xt Q 1 .Q' . - - 1 3 1 ' . . ' I . . ll' . 'd Rw ,TI ,,, 'li, .A ' c. , . ' , . i , ' A . - d .2 ' , 1 RG .'V1,7 ,awrf