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

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rl pRoww A Dre-rlenfh H Elwoocl l' 0 Qfvn Boy rl li Cn Ufll R w C Cunrlvr on leelter P Dwlv L Hll Thrcl ow R r zr- V Du y P avsrenrc mn in qv om Rovs Benn:- Bu ltlc-y R ll imngtwn J rx er l lrst Row XX Doyle R Geiger l Call gher ll Dolan B Gullloyle OR they are lolly good lellows '- C L A S S I B1 these Trojans It was natura therefore th it tyyelye of them Bartnllc Boyd Brazel Qanaxan Cull Coe P Daly Dunn Ellyxoocl Gallwgher Geiger ancl lee-lcer were happily lnspirecl to join the Chammade Ban when it appeallecl lor new members early inthe season These Troyans haye mwfle their marlt ln other actnltres 1s yyell ln characteristic spirit they went point alboye them Fl h Trojans soarecl to DOAJ In the Xlltelmv returns 011 the school lnaselaall cl a mon trey were represented lay Begly incl X mc ent rle Pllll Daly on the traclc team Brady 01: Buclcley turnecl in some good performances on the lunlor squ ul V Dwly Crowley an Denner play ecl lreshm rn lootlnall Dells Frey Denner Dr ry ancl Doyle toolc part III lnaslcetlaall ancl Laurence won 1 plate on the l arm tc bt ill Qrelger who tops the school llonor Roll leacls the class ln its struggle lor achley ement lup Row J Bartni E A vscll xl Drwy R Crowley Fourth Row Nl f r mls- Dr-nnf-r C Frm e l unn 'l l rel Row l f 01-hm P lf llnson D Dugqin R Duggan N on Roxy R Beglx XX u Fiflu o L l G1 I 'tn ir l racly D l rm C L Cnrxun l By :neg .0 ,: - . . , U I I , i P, l ass l , il , 3 0, lin l ov: v, v g , XXX - .' . - 1 4, . i. i R : , B in l. . alj, . l- ' , Ci z'i . . 1' l 'g ,l, ' , JL ' '- - 2 ' if . . -'si . , il , f ,' f f . . V I, d, ' . K V , . 1 ' , . to worlc in the lirst-semester Spelling Contest, to finish thircl, their upperclass rivals having tied at one ' ' . 1 e 1 ' 0 ' l ' , . i - '. Q ' rji ly 2 l, Q1 . ,FH 1 H 'f . . 'k. . I' ,. ' it 7 Q R. ' . half. ' D . 'li ': T ig , fy fl' 3 '. C ll ' B D. B yl, 7. 'lI'g. ' s Row: B .', , : yu, Ftx, , ' I ,I 1- A

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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

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Top Row: XV. Hoehith, J. ixiurray, J. Sullivan, J. Rufioif, D. ixiuiianey. D. O'Day. T. ixicfxuiiiie. Thirci Row: J. ixirciosicey, C. Sennr-r, V. Scuciei- inri, XV. Richartz, E, Smith. Second Row: C. Ixiiiier, R. Niciivane. R. ixiurray, R. ixiaioney. First Row: D. Leonard, J. ixiccatirey, E. PetraCC21. ROBABLY one of the most representative freshman ciasses is this group of first- year men. Credited with having aiways threateneci other classes in the various drives, it has riispiayeei exceptional taient schoiasticaiiy as weii. Among those who have maintain- ed high marks at Chaminade are: Xvhite, iXic'Crimiisic, hiuiianey, Scanlon, Zeno, Scucieiiari, BICCIOSICCY, iX1CHVE1I'lC, and BOb iXILll'l'ay. Not to he outcione in sports and other extra-curricular activities, it numbers many representatives among the schooi organizations. Tufano who has aireaciy won his freshman foothaii numerais is on his way to Ciistinftion as a memher of the Varsity hasehaii nine. Dave ixiuiianey, Xvrench, Swett, Reiter, Rudolf, ixioiioy, Petrafa. and Seehack have aiso riistinguisiueci themselves on the yeariing foothaii or hasirethaii teams. Though stiii a hit unaeeustomeci to Chaminade traciition, these iacis have aiready begun to huiici a record of which they can he proud when their turn come to ieaci the schooi as Seniors. Top Row: R. Fim'Naught0n. S. Tui- arw. XV. Snow, D. Stearns, L. Pinto, F. Reiter, J. ixioiioy. Thirri Row: B Swett, F. Taihot, G, ixiCDonouQh, E yiartin. E. Van Den Haute. H. See- bafk. SCCODCI Row: il. 1x'Il'II'llYl'C', F Menard, K, Rvgm.. E. zum, C. Nc: Crimiisic. First Row: VV. Niarion D. Scanlon, R. Xvaterman. '50