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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1943 volume:

1 V lill Sill llll ll lallll REVEREND Dl0CESAN CLERGY Rev. William Davis, February, 1935 Rev. Joseph Grundner, June, 1932 llev. Henry Zimmer, June, 1935 SOCIETY OF MARY Brother Thomas Dwyer, January, 1941 Brother Charles Ebel, June, 1935 Brother Joseph Eberhardt, January, 1940 Brother Kevin Reilly, June, 1935 Brother Charles Roggemann, January, 1942 ' rd Schwagerl, January, 1941 Brother Richa UUH CU IH THE SERVICE UE Made the Supreme Sacrifice LT. FRANK HAGGERTY, June, 1936 CLASS OF JANUARY, 1938 CLASS OF JUNE, 1939 ' Biddick, Hugh ,. .... ,U.S.N. Brandl, Ens. John ,,..,,.,,,,, U.S.N. civleyl Thomas Viiffifiiili U.S.A' Brlnkerhotf, John ,,,,,,..... Campo, Ens. John .... .,..,,,, Connolly, Lt. Robert ,,,.,, U.S.A. U.S.N. U.S.A. Connors, Donald .,,A..,.,,, . U.S.A, Culleeny, Corp. Thomas U.S.A. De Angelo, Henry ....,.,..,., U.S.A. Dolan, Ens. John ,.,,,, f ,,,,,,, U.S.N. Goldsmith, Lee H , ..,,.,, -U.S.A. Keenan, Ens. Raymond ,,,, Malone, Lt. Joseph ,A.,..,,,, McCaffrey, Donald ....,.,... McShane, Lt. Joseph ....,... M-essbauer, Lt. John ..,,..., U.S.N. U.S.N. U.S.A. U.S.A. U.S.A. Petrie, Lt. Donald ...,......,, U.S.A. Souther, Ray ......,,....... a...U.S.A. CLASS DF JUNE, 1938 Berger, William ,,,A..,,,.,,, U.S.N. Callaghan, Thomas ...A,. U.S.M.C. Campa, Fred ....,...,.......,,, U.S.A. Egan, Corp. Roger ,,,,.,v. U.S.A. Esteves, Sgt. Fred .,...... U.S.M.C. F llasky, Leonard ........,.,... U.S.A. Flynn, Wllliam .,.,.a,..,,,,,,, U.S.N, Goetz, Corp. Joseph ,....,., U.S.A. Going, Sgt. John ,,......,..,., U.S.A, Harper, Joseph ,............... U.S.N. Hartman, Austin A....,,,,,,,,, U.S.A, Kearns, Charles ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, U.S.A, Kerlns, Martin .....A.....,,..... U.S.A. Ketcham, Lt. Leonard ,.,.,, U.S.A. King, David ,,,,,,,.,.,....,,A,,, U.S.N, McDonald, William ....,...,, U.S.A. Nallen, Sgt. John ..,,,,,,,,,, U.S.A Nieman, Lt. John ,....,, U.S.M.C. Nolan, Edward ,.,....,.....,,,, U.S.A, Peterson, Ens. Robert ,,.., U.S.N lunkel, Gerard ,,,....,...,., U.S.C.G Torpey, Lt. Edward ........ U.S.A. Treacy, Edward ......,...,...,, U.S.A Vlne, George ,,,,,,,,....,...,,,, U.S.A Whelan, Lt. William ,.,.... .U.S.A Wllllams, Robert ,.,,,,.,,,,,,, U.S.A Ward, Eugene ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, U.S.C.G CLASS OF JANUARY, 1939 Brant, John ..., ...,.....,, , ,, U.S.A Frawley, Robert ,............... U.S.A Guiney, Daniel ..,...,...,,..,, U.S.A. Kraerner, Albert ........,,,,, U.S.A Llnd, Roy ....,...........,.,.. ,,,, U .S.A. Monahan, George ,.,.....,,v, U.S.A. Noonan, Maurice .,,,,,..,,.,., U.S.A, Schratwieser, Lt. Robert ,U.S.A. Slnith, John ....................., U.S.A. Track, Willlam ...... ,,....U.S.M.C. Cridland, Ens. George Fitzpatrick, Thomas Miller, Lt. William - U.S.N. , , ,,U.S.A. , U.S.N. Murray, Sgt. Matthew U.S.A. O'Hara, James ,,.,,,, ,,,, U.S.A. Ratzman, George .,,,..,.,,,,,, U.S.A, Ritter, Corp. Robert ,,.,.... U.S.A. Sahl, Lt. Fred ,..,,.,v..,. ,.... , U.S.A. Taber, Walter ..,.,.........,,,, U.S.N. Whelan, James .,,,.,, ,,,,,,U.S.A. Williams, Ted ,,,,....,,,,,...., U.S.A. CLASS OF. JANUARYTT940 Beirne, Mdsm. William .. ..., U.S.M.M Boegel, Leonard ,..... .U.S.A. Carr, Corp. William ,,,,, H U.S.A. Conway, John ,.., . ,,,,,,, U.S.A, Culkin, Sgt. Thomas ,,,,,, U.S.A. Daly, Sgt. John ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, U .S.A. Eldridge, Lt. Ray , ,,,,,,,,,,, U.S.A. Grunewald, Lt. John ...... U.S.A. McGuire, Robert .,......., Madigan, John ,,,....,...,. Nolan, Kenneth .,,,, .,,,.,, 0'Connor, Edward ....,.,, Spellman, John , ,,,,,,,,, , CLASS OF JUNE, Bird, Charles ...,..,..,.,,,, Bittner, Frank ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...U.S.A. ...,U.S.A. ..,,u.s.A. u.s.M.c. ,U.S.C.G. 1940 u.s.M.c. u.s.A. Callaghan, Corp. Paul ,...., U.S.A. Carlino, Corp. Matthew U.S.A. Clabby, Mdsm. John ,.,......, M.M. Conway, John ,,,,.,,,,,,,, Dickinson, William ,,,,, Donnelly, Frank ........ , .,...U.S.A. ,,,,,U.S.A. U.S.A. Duffy, John ,,,,..,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, U .S.A. Fitzsimons, Garret .......... U.S.A. Gill, Martin ,............,..,.,,,, U.S.N. Hannon, John ........,...,.,,,, U.S.A. Hannon, Sgt. Gerard ,..,,. U.S.A. Hart, Corp. Joseph . .,..... U.S.A. Hartnett, Dan .,,,.,,,,,,., ,,..,U.S.N. Hennessey, Corp. John ,.,. U.S.A. Hughes, Lt. Edward ........ U.S.A. Johnson, Joseph .,...,..,,,, U.S.A. Juster, Lt. Don ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., U.S.A, Kane, Lt. Joseph .,...., ,,.,, U .S.A. Kolb, Lf. Ken , ...... ..,,,, U .S.A. Leonard, wauism ....,,.,,,.. ' u.s,N, Lyons, John ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,, , U.S.A, Markwalter, Kenneth ,,,, U.S.A. McAleese, Dan , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, U.S.A, McGinley, Sgt. James ..,.,. U.S.A. Mee, Perry ..,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, U.S.A, Moloney, Patrick ...,.., ..,,,U.S.N. Portela, Thomas ..........,,., U.S.A. Porter, Lt. Robert ..,,..,,.,,, U.S.A. Powers, Mdsm. William ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, u.s.M.M Reilly, William , , ,,,,,,,.,. U.S.A Schmidt, Edward .,,,, Staudt, Eugene , Stock, Mdsm. James ,, U.S.A U.S.M.M U.S.M.M CLASS OF JANUARY, 1941 Brunzel, Rudolph ,,,,.... U.S.C.G Callahan, Phil .................. U.S.A Carlino, James ,....., . ,,,,,,U.S.A Crook, William ,,,,,, ,,,,,, U .S,A Dehmer, Paul Fahey, John ,,..,,, , Gessner, Frank Greaser, Thomas . ,,,,,,,,,, , Keenan, Corp. James U.S.A. ,,,,,,U.S.A U.S.A . U.S.A Kelly, Thomas ,,,,, ,.,,,,,,, U ,S,A Knox, Joseph , , U.S.A Lasar, Walter .,.. , , ,,,,,,, U.S.A Locster, Harry ..,,,, ..,,.,, U ,S,A Lynch, John ,,,,,,,,., .. .,,, U.S.A Maloney, Thomas ,,,,,,,,,,,, U.S,A McGovern, William ...,.... U.S.A Pardee, Albert ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, U,5,A U.S.A. Regan, John ...........,........ USA. Schlichtig, Corp. Norbert U.S.A Still, Gilbert ,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, U.S.A Strockbine, John ,,,,,,,,.,,, U.S.A CLASS OF JUNE, 1941 Bonifer, Joseph ,,,,,,,,,.,,., U.S.A, Braun, Edward ..... Brennan, James ,...,,,,,. ,,,,,U.S.N. U.S.A Brown, Robert .... ,,,,,, U .S.M.C Devine, Henry .,,,,, ,, ,,,, U.S.A, Dolan, James . . , . .. U.S.A Ferman, Joseph ,,...,.. , U.S.A Gerstner, Eugene ......., ..., U .S.N Glassen, Carl ....,,, ..,,,,,,,, U .S.A Haase, Michael ..,...,...,,.. U.S.A. Heffernan, William ........U.S.N Koegler, Robert ............., U.S.N Lieblang, George ,.,..,....,. U.S.A. McDermott, Andrew ..,... U.S.A. McGinn, C. Howard .,...,,, U.S.A Richards, Ray ,..,........,.,,. .U.S.A Schmidt, Edward ............ U.S.A. Shevlin, John ........ Sullivan, John ,,,,,, Ware, Robert ...,,... .,.....U.S.A. .,,.,.,U.S.A. U.S.A. Wright, Joseph ...,,,,,,,,,, U.S.A, Zimmer, John ,.,.,,,.,,,, U CLASS OF JANUARY, 1942 .S.M.C. Caldwell, William ,,,,,..,.. U.S.N. Daly, Bart ..............,,.... U.S.M.C. Dibble, James ,,,,,, ,,,,,,. U .S.A. Flynn, John ....... ....... U .S.N. Hadcr, Warren ..,...,. ...,,., U .S.A. Jansen, Neil ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, U,5,A, McCarron, William ,,,.,, U McGinley, Sgt. Vincen Palmer, Howard ,,,,,.,,,-,,,, .S.M.C. t .... U.S.A. U.S.A. Pardee, Jay ..,,,, ,...,... Peguillan, George ...., Ross, Sgt. Lawrence... Rozea, Allen , .,., Waterman, Corp. Edward Van Wagner, Alfred UHTHU .....U.S.A. U.S.A. U.S.A. ,.,,.U.S.N. U.S.A U.S.A CLASS OF JUNE, 1942 Aires, Frank ,...,.,...........,,.. Bird, Robert ,....,......... U.S.A ...,,U.S.A. Brennan, Joseph ............ U.S.A Cahill, James ....,,... , Cashin, James ,,,,. Conn, William ,,,,,,,,., Connor, Leonard Coursen, Edwin ,,,,,,,,. Crawford, Glenn .,..... Donlin, John ,...... ..... U.S.A. ..,.U.S.A. .....U.S.A ,U.S.N ....,U.S.N U.S.A. Dooley, Joseph .,..,, U.S.M.C. Flanagan, John ...... Frey, John ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,..... Grant, William .....,.,.. U.S.M.M. Keogh, John ............. Mclnerney, Thomas Mead, Frank ,...,........ .....U.S.A. ....U.S.M.C U.S.A. Moran, James ...,........ U.S.M.C. Murray, Arthur ,J ........... U.S.A Mutke, Edmund ..,. 0'Connor, John ,........ 0'l.eary, Dan ....,,....... Peifer, John ......,,..... Porter, Francis .,,,....,,, Schlosser, Charles ,,.., Serva, Joseph ...,......... Walsh, John ....,.,.,,. .. ,...... Zellner, Douglas ,....., CLASS OF JANUARY, Ahrens, Lee .......,.....,. Bedell, Anthony ....... Brawley, Bernard ....... Doxey, John ..,.....,,.,. Fitzgerald, Thomas ....,U.S.A. .....U.S.A. ..,..U.S.N. ,U.S.M.C. ,U.S.M.C. ..,..U.S.A. U.S.A. 1943 .....U.S.A. .....U.S.A. .....U.S.A. .....U.S.A. ....,U.S.A. Larrick, John ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, U.S.M.M Lenihan, James ,....... Mahler, John .,,,,,,,,,,,, McGrath, Edward ....... McNeill, Raymond Meehan, Robert .....,.., U.S.M.M. ,U.S.M.C. .,...U.S.A. .....U.S.A. .....U.S.A. Miller, Fred ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, U .S.A. Miller, Ray ..,,................ U.S.A. Mullaney, Joseph ,,,,,,,,,,,, U.S.A. Reed, Harry .,............. -.U.S.N. Soviero, Joseph ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, U.S.A, Sullivan, Mortimer Thompson, Martin ........U.S.A. ......U.S.M.C. CLASS OF JUNE, 1943 Davison, Walter ........ U.S.M.M. Keating, -amos ....... - ..... U.S.N. KGUOY. RIY ---...... ....... . U.S.N. 0'Brien, Carroll .....,..,. U.S.M.M. U .S. N. U.S.A. .....U.S.A. U.S.A. 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Directed by the skillful leadership of Brother Louis Faerber, Prin- cipal of Chaminade, the Faculty trains the slu- dents,' Leaders of Tomorrow, according to the sound doctrines of Faith and the unassailablo principles of Catholic Education, to accept their responsibilities as patriotic Christian Gentlemen and Leaders. --'Y-T W N 1 5 3 UH . 55 'YQ X Q 1 i s , 5.,, .M :x g vw 2 -'Flu bi w X 5 in? Agri Q ggi 3 X -A -QNNG mtl llt ha. N15 A: tSlll xllS BEHIND the towering and majestic pillars and across the threshold of Chaminade's main entrance there pre- vails a deep-seated spirit of good fcl- lowship-a sincere concern over the student's progress-a sincere interest in the student's welfare. ,ee - 1, 'f my Xe iii 1 Debt Grsduhtes of l9h32 'ilth diploma ln hand sud this year hook under your sm you ure leaving Cwhsirwde. 'Ln s short while the diploma 1111 give plece to the gurl und the bO0K to s KDBQSSCK, as you 3oln the marching ranks of seg-vice men. Cbyui-Mde will Shih seem for behind. But it will only g so. lt 'nlll never lj so LD Isct, for s Cmminede msn never loses his school. lt ls wlth him all the tune, gulwdded deeply lu the fibres oi his Shift? ter, uhere it continues to steer him onward und upisrd. There will D0 msn? soul-crushing moments uhesd ior you, snd your ynees may tend to buckle more than once. lt ls just st these times that the old Flyer splrlt should surge up in you and carry you on... You knot the essence of thlt spirit. lt's the thins that will make my pslr of legs strong. lt ls the staunch loyalty to Christ, your greatest, truest Lee-der, supported by e steady devotion to his Nether. With these tso on your side you ull D0 strong against any mem?- uei Christ und usry bless usd protect you slnys. slnoerexy yours in J. ll. J. , jfylff mule J fbg1', S. xl. principal - end Brother louis J. faerher ot Mathematics and Music Depa C II V Reverend Brether JUSEPH J. HIEHVHH, SHI Vice-Principal d . Attendance Re d T h D pl Gui ance Hevmend JUSEPH E SHERHH S.m. Uhamam HdfF H d h D p ...Coordinator of S d A I f Ch de Service Men's uxi y FHCULTU l943 BRO JOSEPH N QUICK, SM, Treasurer Wi NC' mmm we BRO. MAX A BEYER, SM BRO JOHN B NICKOL, SM Faculty House Attcvmlnm German STATKWCVV BRO. JOSEPH E. MORJTZ, SM, BRO. FRANCIS J. LAHEY, SM. Englush Steward Typing Afhlctlc Dlrccmr Vlctovy Corps Counsellor Brg Nlgkol he , exam mdgcggly JMH5 for VTIJN ' RQ , J WMS JCVWT5 BRO. PETER C. LINOEMANN, SM Rcltgton Ctwcnmstry Trwqonomctrv Acrormuttcs Remo Clutv Vnctofv Covps Coungctlor in...- S X W X BRO. JOHN T DARBY, SM BRO, HENRY C SPRINGMAN SM Rcttglnm Algutgm English Phybtfs Crtmson and Gold Advise: Eloctrtctty Freshman Basketball Cvxw .f BRO. JOSEPH E WISGICKEL, SM BRO4 JOHN S, FELDMEIER, SM, REV. ALBERT L, SCHMIDT SM Assistant Faculty Chet GCIVWJYW RCHQVOIW Emgtrsh Lattn ClviC5 Smiallty Ltbvartan Chammadcan A 'la Bro Lmlc-mann shows how Aeronautics kws mnlltftcs Qtobal dustanccs. Wash I O rho S'O. Dfofs 40,7 by Ok 'tffwor fc OMC, L for BRO CLARENCE H. WALTERS, Algebra Plane Geometry Buslrtcss Manager tor Crlmsnm mm ll QQ' SM BRO, JOSEPH A, GAUDET, SM. BRO, ALOYSIUS L, HOCHENDONER SM RCUJIOV1 Faculty Chef Huztory lf GOI-l Stationery iw BRO. GEORGE J RUPPEL, S.M. BRO. LAWRENCE A, MANN, S.M. BRO. VICTOR J. BROWN SM Amerucan Hlstofy RCIIQIOVW Rellglon Civics El'lQl'Sl'l SD-BHISH Mlssal Latin Tarmac Advlscr Rlflc Club Sodalxty ASSl5fE!l1f Tarmac Aclvlscr 5,0 grit Of rh ' Dalby mr H834 dofHRCxQS3xi'igtSoogk ought for igflluragmg 3 Dr. Trcsst wchmorl mls gcafl Ssay In n Omg Enqllsh 5 nh Qnamlnis E'lgl,5h YE! cont cr-s W EYWQUS ,Q if: ,aww BRO GWBERT J- GENSLER' SYM- BRO, LOUIS J. NATH, SM. MR. FRANK LaBoRNE Algebra Enqhsh Coach Biology Latin Physlcai Educatlon Imtmcior Camera Club Crimson and Gold Artist BIO Club if MR, WILLIAM MCANDREWS MISS MARY E, HAYES Hlstory Secretary Civics Hg-15165, Our busy secrei-NY' MGS training V. ,,..,.....a-uid!! Q f ' ffm-31 5' ,I fha .wr , ,ze ffl 1-siwlftl A ff a-Q fn J . 1 f V ,, -..,....-- ,4',.A ,......:fp . . . a strenuous and com plete in the fundamentals and basic principles of math- ematics and science is of tered. ,,,,.,.,...--o-0-4 l-K law 53 2 ----ep glial? p-W-2-5250.51 J i i Q gm' J Q 1 ,2 .,'E...- I-il I 1 AERONAUTICS C L ASSIGNMENTS, themes, long hours of study in the fundamental courses of a sound scho- lastic curriculum constitute the strenuous men- tal discipline the Chaminade student experiences in the classroom from day to day: for the Leader of Tomorrow must needs be the man of keen intellect, sound judgment and strong will power. These are the fruits of the education and reli- gious training the Chaminade student receives at his Alma Mater. 7, ,elf ww N X .X N W-. 'Wu-. X - wh www X1 Ks X X 35 , x i S.. .i S wr ii 'K' JoHN MAHLER FRED MWLER President Vlce-Presldent JOSEPH SOVIERO Secretary CLHSS UF HHUHHU 1943 P. Riddle, W, Cook, J. Soviero, B. Kennedy, W. Heddendorf Lee William Ahrens Head ST. GERARD'S HOLLIS Freshman Basketball lg Intra mural Basketball, lg Sodality I J. V. Baseball, I, 2g J. V, Bas- ketball, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball, 45 Honor Roll, 4. Anthony Pearson Bedell HAM OUR LADY OF LOURDES QUEENS VILLAGE Sodality, I, 2g Freshman Basket- ball, lg Intramural Basket- ball, I, J. V. Baseball l, 2, J. V. Basketball, 2g Varsity Basket- ball, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball, 4, interclass Track, 3, 4. Philip Louis Bissonette Biss STS. JOACHIM 6' ANNE QUEENS VILLAGE Freshman Football lg Sodality, 2, 35 Radio Club, 25 Camera Club, 2, Service Squad, 2, 3, 4. Bernard John Brawley Heffer ST. CHRlSTOPHER'S BALDWIN Freshman Football lg Sodality, lg Biology Club, lg Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4g Camera Club, 2g Basket- ball Manager, 3, 4, Service Robert Thomas Callahan Squad, 3g Annual Staff, 4. 32 HCA'-H PRESENTATION OF B.V.M. JAMAICA Biology Club, lg Radio Club, I 2, Sodality, I, 2, Honor Roll, lg Intramural Track, 2, 4g Boxing, 35 Football, 4. Donald Joseph Collins ffDonfJ! INCARNATION BELLAIRE Freshman Football, lg Sodality Ig Honor Roll, I, 2g Intramural Basketball I, 4, J. V. Football, 2, Boxing Club, 4. S Ex f' Y Q William Vincent Cook HBH!!! ST. PASCAL BAYLON HOLLIS Biology Club, I, 2, 3, Rifle Club, lg Honor Roll, l, 2, 3, 4, Tar- mac, lg J. V. Rifle Team, 2, Radio Club, 2, Varsity Rifle Club, 3, 45 Soclality, 35 Intramur- al Basketball, 4, . A Walter Joseph Croak lfwaltli HOLY GHOST NEW HYDE PARK Sodality, I, 2, Service Club, 2, 3, Intramural Track, 3, 4. il. St . John Henry Doxey Big Ben ST. PATRICK'S GLEN COVE Freshman Football, lg Sodality, l, 25 Biology Club, I, 2, Camera Club lp J. V. Football, 2. 'KS John Lawrence Doyle Jack ST, CHRISTOPHER'5 BALDWIN Biology Club, lg Sodalify, l' Rifle Club, 2, camera Club, 22 ieryice Club, 2, 3, Annual Staff, James Clifton Doyle llBubJ, ST. PASCAL BAYLON HOLLIS Biology Club, l, 2, 3, Rifle Club, l, 2, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, So dality, 2, Football Mgr., 2, 3' Poster Club, 4. 1 Thomas Vincent Fitzgerald HTexJ! ST. CHRISTOPHER BALDWIN 33 if William Henry Heddendorf IIeddy OUR LADY or LOURDES QUEENS VILLAGE Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4, Sodality, I, 2, Freshman Football, I, Ra- dlo Club, I, 2, Intramural Bas- ketball, I, 4, Biology Club, I, Intramural Track, 3, lnterclass Debate, 3, J. V. Football, 4. Jack Patrick Larrick Jack ST. BARNABAS BELLMORE Radio Club, I, 2, Honor Roll, 2, Rifle Club, I, 2, Football, 3 4, Intramural Track, 4. Bernard Donald Kennedy Bernie ST. PASCAL BAYLON HOLLIS Freshman Football, I, Sodality, I, Intramural Basketball, I, 4 Honor Roll, I, J. V. Football, 2 Intramural Basketball, 4. 1 1 Robert John Lamneck NPOPU ST. CLARE'S ROSEDALE Intramural track, I, 4, Intra- mural Basketball, I, 2, 4, J. V. Baseball, I, Honor Roll, I, 2, Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, Cafeteria, 3, 4. . James Leo Lenihan Edward Joseph McGrath Sandy Big Ed ST. RAYMOND'S ST. SEBASTIAN LYNBROOK WOODSIDE Freshman Basketball, I, Boxing, I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, Sodal- it 2' Intramural Track 2 4' J Y 1 I I , - V. Track, 3, Intramural Basket- ball, 3, 4, Class Debating Team 3, 4. J. V. Football, 2, J. V. Basket- ball, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 4. F 8,....,.Qg x YN Raymond Joseph McNeill Millar OUR LADY OF VICTORY FLORAL PARK Freshman Football, I, Freshman Basketball, I, J. V, Basketball 2, Honor Roll, 3, 4, Class Of- ficer, 3, Varsity Basketball, 4, Philip Henry Maher Phil ST. CATHERINE OF SIENNA SAINT ALBANS Biology Club, l, 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Service Squad, John Edward Mahler Jack ST. JOSEPH'S GARDEN CITY Freshman Football, I, Honor Roll, I, 3, Intramural Basket- ball, 2, J, V, Basketball, 2, ln- tramural Track, 2, 4, Class President, 3, 4, Varsity Basket- ball, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Prom Committee 4. 'dl Robert Anthony Meehan nB0bn ST PASCAL BAYLON HOLLIS can-r, stuff' Frederick Raymond Miller f-Fm- ST. BONIFACE SEA CLIFF Freshman Football, I, Freshman Basketball, l, Honor Roll, l, 2, Class President, I, 2, Class Vice-President, 4, Varsity Foot- ball, 2, 3, 4, J. V, Basketball, 2, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, ln- tramural Track 4, Prom Com- mittee. 4. auQs Raymond Frederick Miller HRayU ST. BONIFACE SEA CLIFF Freshman Football, I, Freshman Basketball, I, lnterclass Track, I, 3, 4, Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, Class Of- ficer 2, Prom Committee, 4. .v nor Roll, I, Track,'2,'3 ln: 'mf' Alfo- from Joseph Alexander Mullaney n-,Dru ST, BARTI-lOl.OMEW'S ELMHURST Freshman Basketball, I, J, V. Baseball I, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, Var- sity Track 4. p QRS r sk Robert John Nelson Bob OUR LADY OF LOURDES QUEENS VILLAGE Sodality, I, 2, Honor Roll Biology Club, I, Radio Club Intramural Track 3, Boxing: Intramural Basketball, 4. 'il William Thomas Pierce Big Bill STS. JOACHIM E: ANNE QUEENS VILLAGE Freshman Football, I, Baseball 2, Mgr., lf Class Officer I 2 3' 3 Ho terclass Basketball, 2, 4, Serv- ice Squad, 2, Poster Club, 3, 4, Ring Committee, 4, lnterclass Track 4. Joseph Thomas Quinn lljoeii STS. JOACHIM E1 ANNE QUEENS VILLAGE Cheerleader, I, 3, Varsity Bas- ketball Mgr., I, 2, Intramural Track, I, 4, Radio Club, 2, S0- dality, 2. 36 Harry Si Reed William Thomas Reinhard Bing Dar ST. AlDAN'S ST. PATRlCK'S MINEOLA LOCUST VALLEY Band, I, 2, Biology Club, lg So- Biology Club, I, 25 Soda I y dality, 2, Camera Club, 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, Rifle Club, I, Intramural Track, I, 2 Honor Roll, l, 2, Radio Club lnterclass Basketball, 3 Q saiilllks Paul Edward Riddle Paul ST. ANASTASIA GREAT N ECK Sodality, l, Rifle Club, l, 4, Boxing, l, 2, 3, 4, Honor l, 2, 3, 4. Martin Joseph Slagle Slug STS. JOACHIM G ANNE QUEENS VILLAGE Radio Club, l, Poster Club, l, Z, 3, Honor Roll, l, Biology Club, l, Soclaluty, Z, Service Squad, 2, lnterclass Track, 4. Mortimer Daniel Sullivan Sully STS, JOACHlM 6 ANNE QUEENS VILLAGE Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, Baseball, Z, J. V. Basketball, 2, Varsity Basket- ball, 3, 4, Crosscountry Track, 3, 4, Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4, ln- door Track, 3, 4, Boxing, 4. 'H SN TC' Martin Aloysius Thompson Marty ST. PASCAL BAYLON SAINT ALBANS Freshman Football, lg J. V. Foot- ball, 2, Intramural Basketball, 4. R MF! in lg, A ' 1 new-' mv- Joseph Francis Soviero J0r ' ST. PASCAL BAYLON HOLLIS Freshman Football l, Tarmac, l, 2, J, V. Football, Z, Honor Roll, 2, 3, Intcrclass Dclvate, 2, 3, 4, Class Otflccr, Y, 3, 4, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Basketball Man- ager 3, 4, lntcrclass Relays, 4, Fnnalrstw Blsl'wop's Public Speak- ing Contest, 4, Prom-Commlt- tee, 4. in George Newell Wakelee .'Yc'1L'l ST. BRlGlD'S WESTBURY BlOlOQY Club, l, Camera Club, lf Poster Club 3, 4, 37 in A 3' A S WILLIAM DATZ JOSEPH QUINN ' Vice-President Presndenf 93, vi LONG DONALD BUSTO RICHARD FUR Treasurer Secretary f S OFF CLHSS UF JUNE l943 Se fed: D. Clavin, R. Furlong, R. Collins, J. Bolin. a Standing: E. Mead, E. Calafato, A. Petrie, C. Neumann, B. Morrison, J. Quinn, R, Perry 'QF John Francis Bolin Editor OUR LADY OF LOURDES QUEENS VILLAGE Band, l, Z, 3, 4, Sodality, l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, l, 2, 3, 4, Tarmac, l, 2, 3, 4, Editor-im Chief, 3, 4, l942 Annual, 3, Service Squad, 3, 4, Inter-Class Track 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief, I9-43 Annual, Senior Ring Corn- mittee, 4, Rifle Club, 4, Bisl'1op's Public Speaking Contest, 3, 4, Class Officer, l, 2, C. S. M. A., 3, 4, Tablet Essay Contest Win- ner, 4, War Bond Committee, 3, 4, ' Donald Mario Busta nD0nu SAINT PASCAL BAYLON HOLLIS Freshman Football, l, Sodality, l, 2, Honor Roll, 2, Intramural Track, 3, Service Squad, 3, 4, inter-Class Basketball, 4. u, 40 rib -, Peter Joseph Brennan Pdf ST. RAYMONUS EAST ROCKAWAY Rifle Club, l, Sodality, I, 2, 3 Boxing, l, Band, 2, J. V, Track 2, 3, Intramural Track 3' In tramural Basketball, 4, 'Tarmac, 4, Crimson and Gold, 4. 'iii' '1 Robert Joseph Brooks Bob ST. CATHERINE OF SIENNA ST. ALBANS 2, Service Squad, 3, 4. Sodality, l, 2, 3, Radio Club, l, Camera Club, l, Honor Roll, I, Frank Joseph Byrnes Eugene Francis Calafafo lKFrank7J llGf,1pl7 ST. GERARD'S ST. BRlGlD'S HOLLIS WESTBURY Honor Roll l 2 3 4 , , , , Q Cheer- leader, l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality, l, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team, 3, 4, Intra- mural Track, 3, Service Squad, 4. Sodalnty, l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, l, 2, 3, 4, Service Squad, 4, Stationery Staff, 3, 4, Tarmac, 2, 3, 4, Annual, 3, 4, Tablet Es- say Contest Winner, 2, 4, Dio- cesan Grand Prize Essay Winner, 4, Intramural Track, 4, Radic glug, l, War Bond Committee, X F Donald Xavier Clavin Don HOLY NAME OF MARY VALLEY STREAM Sodality, l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 45 lntcrclass Basket- ball, 3, 4, lnterclass Track, 3, 4. Charles Agustus Colligan lIIggy7! ST. PASCAL BAYLON HOLLIS Freshman Football, lj Freshman Track, lg J. V. Baseball, lg ln- trarnural Basketball, I, 2, J. V. Football, 2, Varsity Track, 2, J. V. Basketball, 3, Varsity Basketball, 4, Cafeteria Squad, Robert William Collins Joseph Patrick Corcoran Bob Duffy OuR LADY QUEEN OF NOTRE DAME MARTYR5 NEW HYDE PARK FOREST HILLS soaamy, lg Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, Rifle Club, l, 2, Freshman Track, lj Cross Country, 2, Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Track, 3, Intramural Basketball, 4. Radio Club, lg Intramural Bas- ketball, I, 45 Intramural Track, 3, 4, Intramural Baseball, 4. jk E .Q '-U Robert William Collins ll hitf'y Intramural Basketball, lj Fresh- man Basketball, lj J. V. Base- ball, lg Honor Roll, I, 2, J. V Basketball, 2, Varsity Baseball 2 4, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4 Clafeterua Squad, 3, 4, Intra- mural Track, 3. Thomas Joseph Crowe flT0mlfl HOLY NAME OF MARY VALLEY STREAM Sodality, I, 2, 45 Freshman Football, lg Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball, l, 4, J. V. Football, 2, Intramural Track, 3. , . thi fl X CCT Arthur James Curley Curley ST. BONIFACE GLEN HEAD Boxlng, l, Sodallty, I, Interclass Track, 3, Tarmac, 3, lnterclass Basketball, 4, Baseball, 4. awf- 'U ',?' William Robert Dat: Bill OUR LADY OF LORETTO HEMPSTEAD Varsity Track, 3, 4, Intramural Track, 3, Honor Roll, 3, 4. Gerard Francis Digan 'IGN-rod ST. AGNES ROCKVILLE CENTRE Honor Roll, I, lnterclass Basket- ball, l, 4, Tarmac, 3, 4, Inter- class Track 3, 4, Debate Club, 3, Crimson and Gold Staff, 4, Walter James Davison Walt ST. BARNABAS BELLMORE BOXING, I, 2, 3: Cross Countr , 25 SOCIBIITY, 2, Varsity Track, 5, Intramural Track, 3, J. V. Foot- ball, 4. 42 Frank Jerome Dolan Frank ST, RAYMOND'S LYNBROOK Freshman Football, I, Sodality, l, Freshman Basketball, I, Hon- or Roll, I, 2, 3, Intramural Track, I, 2, 3, Intramural Bas- ketball, 4, Student Council, 4. Gerald James Dolson ffjfrry-i ST. GREGORY BELLEROSE Band, l, 2, Radio Club, I, 2, 4 Sodality, I, 2, 4, Rifle Club, 2 3, 4, Boxing, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Intramural Track, 3, 4. V 1 Harold William Draffen Eugene Edward Engemann Rui Gene HOLY CHILD JESUS ST, CHRISTOPI-lER'S RICHMOND HILL BALDWIN Freshman Football, I, Honor Camera Club, I, Rifle Club, I, Roll, I, 2. 2, 3, Sodaluty, I, Intramural Tratik, 3. 553.1 John Vincent Faltermeier fI11'k ST, AGNES ROCKVILLE CENTRE Intramural Basketball, I, Sodallty, I, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, Service Squad, I, 2, Intramural Track, 4, Baseball, rt Richard George Furlong Dirk OUR LADY OF MARTYRS FOREST HILLS Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4, Soclalltg, I, 2, 3, 4, Rltle Club, l, 2, , 4, Varsity Rifle, 3, 4, Cross Country, 3, Intramural Track, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, 4, Crlmson and Gold Staff, 4, Rang Commlttcc, 4, Intramural Soft- ball, 4, Class Offuccr, 3, 4. George Francis Garvey Bud ST. CHRISTOPI-lER'S BALDWIN Soclallty, I, 2, 3, 4, Frosh Foot- ball I' Tarmac 2 3, 4: Cafe- teria Service, 13, 14, Golf, 3, Crimson and Gold, 4. Q William Joseph Grease.- Bill IMMACULATE CONCEPTION JAMAICA Rand, I, 2, 3, 4, Sodallty, I, 2, ,, 4, Intcrclass Track, 3, 4, Tennus, 3, 4, Tennls, 3, 4, Ra- dio Club, 4, Rifle Club, 4. 13 Charles Edward Hanley Han ST, AGNES ROCKVILLE CENTRE Basketball lg Football lg Track l, 4, J. V. Basketball 25 Inter- class Track 35 Scrvlce Club 3, Varsuty Basketball 4. Herman Adelbert Heinlein Hz'rm OUR LADY OF LORETTO HEMPSTEAD Honor Roll, 3. .QE James Joseph Keating rrjimn ST, ANASTASIA DOUGLASTON Freshman Football, lg Boxing, l, 2, 3, 4, Sodallty, l, 2, 3, 4, Tarmac, l, 2, 3, 4, J. V, Foot- ball, 2, Varslty Football, 3, 4, Service Squad, 3, Intramural Track, 3. '54 Thomas Raymond Keller HRa-VU ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE WEST HEMPSTEAD J. V. Baseball, lg Intramural Track, 3, Intramural Basket- ball, 4. Robert Eugene Hyde Bah ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE WEST HEMPSTEAD Varstty Rtfle, l, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Baskctball, l, 4, Rarlto Club, lg Bnology Club, lg Cam- era Club 2, Basketball, 2, Varsnty Track, 3. hi' 1 pg no Joseph Frederick Klipp r1J0t,n ST. .IOSEPH'S GARDEN CITY Rifle Club, l, 2, Radio Club, l 25 Sodaltty, l, 2. A sus 4' Fred Daniel Larrick William Joseph Linnehan Fr,-dv 'lBill ST. BARNABAS PRESENTATION BELLMORE JAMAlCA Radio Club, l, 2, 37 Rifle Club, Intramural Track, 4. l, 2, Football, 3, 4. in I' ,..gnn-- , Wh:- -aus.. William Francis McDermott Charles Peter Maggio C'ImrIie ' Mac OUR LADY OF LORETTO OUR LADY QUEEN OF HEMPSTEAO MARTYR5 nd 1 2 3, FOREST HILLS Rifle Club, lg lntramural Bas- lgetball, 3, 4, Intramural Track, val ' Charles Edward Lober C'hifk OUR LADY OF LOURDES QUEENS VILLAGE Radio Club, lg Sodality, l, 2 gfargwac, 2, 3, Intramural Track James Walter McGrath Mark SACRED HEART ST. ALBANS Sodality, l, 2, J. V. Baseball, lf Cross Country, 2, 3, Varsity Track, 35 Raduo Club, 25 Intra- mural Track, 3, Intramural Bas- ketball, 4, Rifle Club, 4. -45 Edmund Campion Mead NEW, ST. AGNES ROCKVILLE CENTRE Radio Club, l, 2, Sodality, I, 23 Honor Roll, l, 2, 3, 4, Air- plane Club, 2, Camera Club, 3, Crimson and Gold Staff, 4. 'Y ,J George John Morrissey 'tllloizscn ST. JOACHlM'S CEDARHURST J, V. Rifle, l, 2, Varsity Rifle, 3, 4, Freshman Football, l, Track, 2, 3, Boxing, 3, 4, Intra- mural Track, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, 3, 4. 46 .gf Edward James Moore HEdU OUR LADY OF LORETTO HEMPSTEAD Sodality, l, 2, 3, Boxing, l, 2, Honor Roll, 2, Debating Club, I, 2, Frosh Track, I, Tarmac, 2, 3, Varsity Track, 3. Charles Joseph Neumann Charlie IMMACULATE CONCEPTION JAMAICA Rifle Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Rifle, 4, Honor Roll, l, 2, 3, 4, Tarmac Staff, 3, 4, C.S.M.A. Typist 3, 4, Crimson and Gold Staff, 4, Intramural Track, 4, Intramural Softball, 4. in 5 Bruce William Morrison Jive ST. RAYMONUS LYNBROOK Sodality, l, Camera Club, l, Intramural Basketball, I, Z, 4, Honor Roll, l, 2, 3, 4, Tarmac, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Track, 3, 4, Varsity Track, 3, 4, Crimson and Gold Staff, 4. 'ir Carroll 0'Brien Ohio ST. JOSEPH'S VALLEY STREAM Freshman Basketball, l, lntra mural Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4 lntramural Track, l, 2, 3, Hon or Roll, l, 2, J. V. Rifle, 2 Varsity Baseball, 2. Richard Henry Perry Big Dirk ST. BRIGIDS WESTBURY J. V. Rifle, I, 2, Varsity Rifle, 3, 4, Boxing, I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, Track, 2, Intra- mural Track, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, 4. Alexander Thomson Petrie Joseph Francis Quinn lKSandyI! Iljocil OUR LADY OF MERCY ST. CHRISTOPHER'S FOREST HILLS BALDWIN Cross Country, 3, Intramural Freshman Football, I, Honor Track, 3, Honor Roll, 3, lntra- Roll, I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bas- mural Basketball, 4. ketball, I, J. V. Football, 2 Varsity Football, 3, 4, Intra mural Track, 3, 4, Basketball, 4 Track, 4, Class Officer, 4. George Jackie Sahl H-lack!! FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL HOLLIS Band, I, 2, Intramural Basket- ball, I, 2, 4, Honor Roll, I, Class President, I, 2, 3, 4, An- nual4 Staff, 4, Student Coun- cil . Robert Joseph Schlosser t'IB0bU ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE WEST HEMPSTEAD Radio Club, I, lnterclass Track, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball, 3, 4. William Joseph Sweeney HBUIU HOLY REDEEMER FREEPORT Sodality, I, Freshman Football, I, Basketball, J. V. Baseball, I Rifle Club, I, Intramural Basket- ball, I, Intramural Track, I, 3 J. V. Football 2, J, V. Basketball 2, 34, Honor Roll, 3, Track 2, 4 BOXIVIQ. 2, 3, Varsity Track, 3 Cross Country 3, Varsity Foot ball, 4, Cafeteria, 4. 47 LeRoy Matthew Thornton Won-1000 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION JAMAICA Rifle Club, I, 2, 3, Sodality, I Camera Club, 3, Honor Roll, I Radio Club, 2, Intramural Track, 3. O .au-1 John Stanislaus Thorp John ST. AGNES ROCKVILLE CENTRE J, V. Basketball, 3, Varsity Track, 3, 4, Interclass Track, 35 Varsity Basketball, 45 Varsity Football, 4, Varsity Baseball, 4, Annual, 4. John Dirk Van Slyke 'fThe Van OUR LADY QUEEN OF MARTYRS FOREST HILLS Rifle Club, I, 2, Cross Coun- try, 3, 4, Varsity Track, 2, 3. George Harris Tilson GForge ST. BARNABAS BELLMORE Freshman Football, Radio Club, I, 2, Football, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball, 3, 4. 48 Frank Ware, Jr. Frank ST. JOSEPH GARDEN CITY Freshman Football, lg Sodality, I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 3, Intramural Track, 3, 4. Joseph William Whelan Hjoeil ST. AGNES ROCKVILLE CENTRE Radlf- Club, l, 2, Service Club, l, 2, Intramural Track, 3, Camera Club, 3. it James Francis Wilson Uwilllf OUR LADY OF LOURDES QUEENS VILLAGE Radio Club, ig Sodality, l, 35 Honor Roll, 3. HIGHLIGHTS Ill i939-'43 OCTOBER, 1939-Brother Louis Faerber, S.M., takes Calafato cops short story contest for Bees . . . Ravens up duties as school President , . . i939 Annual re- take Spelling contest . . . February, I942-School sets ceives highest honors . . . Parents Club holds card party up Service Mi.. Bureau . . . Gay Nineties tickles . . . November-Hempstead beats Chaminade, 24-7 . . , fancies of 500 old and new old timers . . . March- Flyers bow to Sewanhaka, 39-6 . . . Lou Little presents Flyers orate their way to honors in speaking contest . . . awards to team at Football Banquet . . . February, Xavier slashes Flyers' streak . . . April-400 dads and 1940-Chaminade's Tenth Anniversary . . . March- sons attend Communion Breakfast . . . Flyer Riflemen Communion Breakfast on Passion Sunday . . . Airplane cop third straight rifle crown . . . May-Gretsch takes Club flies gas models . . . April-Brother John Nickol second in Nassau in speech contest . . , 3A Aces triumph celebrates Golden Jubilee . . . Flyers Nassau County in interclass track meet . . . June-Frank Martin slashes Rifle Champions . . . Lapboard Party a unique success 880 and mile records for Nassau County . . . Septem- . . . Augie Bossu new coach of football . . , June- ber-Weekly Mass and Communion held for Service Graduation on June 23 . . . October, l94O-Crimson Men . . . School gears to war tempo . . . Frank Haggerty and Gold wins All-Catholic . . . Flyers beat St. Francis dies in air crash . . . October- Christ the Leader '1 in Night Classic at Chaminade, 6-O . . . November- theme for l943 annual . . . Tigers claw Flyers, 7-O . . . Hempstead beats Chaminade l3-O . . . December-Grid November--Card Party grand success . . . John Bolin Banquet huge success . . . Bees win Apostle of Mary editor-in-chief of the annual . . . December-Don Ferdi- drive . . . January, 1941-New high in honor rating nando leads band to topnotch performance in first annual for mid-terms , . . February-School acquires new ath- concert . . , Fred Miller wins Thorp Award as outstanding letic ground . . . LaBourne to take over coaching post player in Nassau . . . January, i943-Chaminade rifle- . . . Basketball team whips Hempstead, 40-20 , , , men rank third among entire nation's schools . . , Gradu- March-Communion Breakfast on the 30th , , , Rhode ation held on Sunday the 24 , . . New war-time courses Islanders vanquish Flyers quintet . . . May-Lapboard added to program . . . February-Dad's Club sponsors Party draws huge crowd . . . Track team wins triangular Haggerty Tournament . . . Cagers set scoring record with meet . . . June-Commencement June 22 . . . Septem- a 75-29 win over Sewanhaka . . , March----Ciigminade ber-Eight new Brothers join faculty . . . October-- l0Ses in semi-finals in Haggerty tournament . . . April-. Flyers sink St. Francis . . . New slip system and char- War Bond drive huge success . . . Calafato win, Grand acter rating introduced . . . Lober wins writing con- Tablet Essay Prize . . . Bees capture interclass track meet test . . . November-Mammoth rally honors team . . . . . . Flyers rifle team the 'best ever . , . Band girtf. tre- Flyers lose thriller to Tigers, 6-0 . . . December- mendous ovation from student body at assembly , . , Bolin Post-season rally draws 900 Flyer followers . . . Gene and Lawrence win oraiary contest. v-fri' ' 1. - 4 f -f-Q JOHN LENZ ROBERT ROE President Vice-President JAMES FERGUSON Secretary LASS CLHSS UF JUNE 1943 ll 77 5, nn. R Roe. av 3 Frank Thomas Christensen Chris IMMACULATE CONCEPTION JAMAICA BioloQY Club, l, Freshman Track, Cross Country Track, 2, Varsity Track, 3, 4. fri.. James Joseph Donnelly HDWU OUR LADY or VICTORY FLORAL PARK Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, Honor Roll, lg So- dallty, l, Intramural Track, 3, J. V. Basketball, 2, 3, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Cafeteria Squad, 4. gn-an. W John Joseph Collins William Howard Dennin Hjackil lfBillU ST. CLARES 51 AGNES ROSEDN-E ROCKVILLE CENTRE gfezhmafl Football li B0Xl l9 21 Freshman Football, Freshman , . Basketball, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Football 2, J. V. Basketball 2, 3. ltr' lv S' W'illiam Frank Dunn f-Bfzrf ST. PASCAL ST. ALBANS Radio Club l, 2, Cross Country 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, lntramural Track 3, 4. M' . James Joseph Ferguson Fergy ST. PATRICK GLEN COVE - --I Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, It ,,, 4, Debate Club l, BioloQY C,lt.t., l, .I, Secretary I. 3, Drum vtaaor Z, J 4, Rifle Club 2, Soclalitx 3, J. V. Basketball 3, lnterciafs Basketbaf' 4, Vice- Presldel'-t 4. K Kenneth Bidlin Fox KlKen!l ST. AGNES ROC KVILLE CENTRE Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, Biology Club, l, J. V. Baseball, l, Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball, 2, ln- tramural Track, 3. Bertram Gustav Glassen llGu5U IMMACULATE CONCEPTION JAMAICA Biology Club, I, Radio Club, l, 3, Soclality, 3, Rifle Club, 2, Camera Club, 3, 4, Varsity Track, 3, 4, Indoor Track, 3, 4, Cross Country Track, 3, Intra- mural Basketball, 3, Cafeteria Squad, 4. SSS sw Robert Michael Jagernann Jaeg ST. CHRISTOPHER BALDWIN Camera Club, 1, 2, Intramural Basketball, l, 3, 4, Cafeteria Squad, I, 2, Honor Roll, 2, ln- tramural Track, 3. l Robert James Grange HRedJJ OUR LADY QUEEN OF MARTYRS FOREST HILLS Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, J. V, Football 3, In- tramural Basketball, 3, 4, In- tramural Track, 3, 4. 'Qin-I Albert Joseph Heinlein nBingu ST. HUGH'S HUNTINGTON Freshman Track, Freshman Foot- ball, Freshman Basketball, Hon- or Roll, I, Biology Club, I, Var- sity Football, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 2, Indoor Track, 3, Intramural gasketball, 4, Cafeteria Squad, Q3f,. m. F .I Sift. so f' Ronald Paul Johannes Ronaldo ST. GREGORY BELLEROSE I WH . I I INN Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4, Intra- 'I' -i W H vi mural Basketball, 4. if Wt John Hirten Jack HOLY NAME OF MARY VALLEY STREAM J. V. Basketball, 2, Honor Roll, 2, 3, Boxing Team, 3, Varsrty Track, 3, 4, J. V. Football, 4, Cafeteria Squad, 4, Cross Coun- try Track, 2. Herbert Albert Langendorfer Skin-head ST. GREGORY BELLEROSE Biology Club, l, Sodality, 3, J. V. Track, 2, Varsity 'ag ball, 2, 3, 4. fr as me l John Richard Lenz Dunk OUR LADY OF LOURDES QUEENS VILLAGE Football, l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball, l, 2, 45 Frcshman Relay Team, l5 Inter- class Track, 35 Honor Roll, 2, Public Speaking Contest, 3, 45 Class Presndent, 3, 45 Student Council, 3, 4. 5XX,g3WiiNi5 ww Walter Charles Martin 'iWall IMMACLJLATE CONCEPTION JAMAICA Freshman Football5 Track, l, 2, 3, 4. William Francis Meehan Will ST. AGNES ROCKVILLE CENTRE Freshman Football, Freshman Basketballg Intramural Basket ball, 45 lntramural Track, 3, 4 Varsity Football, 4. Ks Robert Eric Paternoster npatu Robert Francis Quinn Bob ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE WEST HEMPSTEAD Freshman Football5 Biology Club, l5 Sodality, l5 Rifle Club, 25 ln- tramural Track, 35 lntramural Basketball, 35 Service Squad, 4. STS. JOACHIM AND ANNE QUEENS VILLAGE Sodality, I, 2, 3, 4. l Robert Roe uB0bU OUR LADY OF VICTORY FLORAL PARK Biology Club, l5 Honor Roll, l, 25 Track, l, 2, 3, 45 lndoor Track, 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club, 25 Debate Club, 35 Intramural lfasketball, 4. sn- 'L' John Francis Ryan H-lack!! OUR LADY OF THE CENACLE RICHMOND HILL Rifle Club, l, 25 Radio Club, l 2, 45 Intramural Basketball, l 35 Track Team, 25 lntramura Track, 35 Varsity Track, 3, 4. Robert Charles Schneider Baucho OUR LADY OF LOURDES QUEENS VILLAGE Band, l, 2, 3, 45 Radio Club, l, 2, Sodality, lp Service Club, 2. Thomas Patrick Thompson fIT0m7! ST. PATRlCK'S BROOKLYN Intramural Track, 35 Intramural Basketball, 3, 4. Salk Tracey Woodward Tracey ST. GERARD'S HOLLIS Band l, 25 Debate Club l, 2, Blshop's Public Speaking Contest. .aS.:'3f,f5fy Q 1 :1 . 5 get ... I Robert Gerard Spielmann Pancho ST. MARTIN OF TOURS BETHPAGE Honor Roll, l, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader, l, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club, l, 2, Sodality, l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, lg Rifle Club, 2, Band, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball, 3, 4, Tarmac Staff, 3. Leonard Seamon Smith Smitty Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Camera t lg Service Squad, 3. .. Edward Matthew Timmins ,J 4rEdn ST. GERARD HOLLIS Biology Club, lg Honor Roll, l Freshman Track, Track, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball, 3. Roy Leo Zeno lfR0yJ! CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION QUEENS VILLAGE Freshman Football' Sodality, lg Intramural Basketfdill, 1, Front Row: Joseph Byrnes, Robert Canavan, Robert Brady, Robert Boyle, William Cuff, John Buckley, Richard Geiger, William Doyle. Second Row: Walter Fox, Donald Boyd, Don Derham, Donald Frey, Paul Lawrence, Francis Coe, Warren Leeker, Robert Harrington, Louis Corwin. Third Row: Patrick Daly, John Juellich, Edward Bagley, John Murray, Law- rence Hill, George Friedel, Eugene Kelly, George Gunderson. Fourth Row: Francis Gallagher, Thomas Kane, Bernard Guilfoyle, Robert Denner, Arthur Diederich, Norman Behringer. Top Row: Daniel Duggan, Robert Duggan, Philip Johnson, John Bartnik, Martin Dray, Harry Ellwood, John Beirne. CLASS OFFICERS R. Geiger, R. Denner, M. Dray lllllilllllS THE words inscribed on the Chaminade School Seal read: Strength in Unity. A living symbol of this motto are the 3Bl TROJANS--welded into a unit-strong as a class and strong as a group of Chamin- adeans, directed by Brother Clarence Wal- ters. Beginning with the religious phase of Chaminade life, we find: Bob Boyle, Frank Coe, Harry Ellwood and Robert Canavan, representing their comrades in the Sodality. ln scholastic accomplishments, the TROJANS have seven names gracing the Honor Roll. These are: N. Behringer, R. Geiger, F. Coe, W. Leeker, R. Boyle, P. Johnson and R. Canavan. Turning to the musical section, J. Bart- nik, D. Boyd, R. Boyle, R. Canavan, W. Cuff, P. Daly, F. Gallagher, R. Geiger and W. Leeker hold the spotlight. R. Boyle, R. Canavan and E. Burns busy themselves with Morse code work as well as with building of radios. Worthy of special mention for his work on the TARMAC Feature Staff, as well as in the Poster Club, is Frank Gallagher. Even on the athletic field the TROJANS are well represented. Varsity Football men of 3Bl include: Vincent Daly, Marty Dray, Bob Denner and Art Diederich. Close on the heels of these gridders are the Jayvee members: Behringer, Buckley and Law- rence. The TROJAN Cagers feature Guil- foyle, Dray and Derham who have more than proved their worth this year. Present- ly starring on the Rifle Team are: Richard Geiger and Warren Leeker, two outstand- ing Flyer Nimrods. Evidently the Chaminade Spirit has taken root here in 3Bl , and is slowly mould- ing these TROJANS into leaders of to- morrow. l1llISS Bl Bro. Clarence Walters conducts his Intermediate Algebra course. HONOR MEN Seated: R. Boyle, P. Johnson, R. Canavan. Standing: N. Behringer, F. Coe, R. Geiger, W, Leeker Bro. Joseph Moritz' typing course is open to Juniors, 57 Front Row: Walter Richartz, Donald Leonard, James Mclntyre, Raymond Waterman, James White, Bert Swett, Lee Plummer, Clifford Miller, Eugene Petracca. Second Row: William Marion, Daniel Scanlon, Frank McDaid, Gerard McCrimlisk, Kenneth Regan, Gerard McDonough, Vincent Scudellari, Edwin Zeno. Third Row: William Mehary, Ray Crowley, James Rudolph, Ray MacNaugh- ton, William Law, Joseph McCaffrey. Top Row: Harry Seeback, Walter Snow, Dave Mullaney, Thomas McAuliffe, J. Gregory Sullivan, Charles Senner. Absent: Sam Tufano. CLASS OFFICERS J. White, D. Mullaney E Zeno IIIIIIGS INGING their way to lofty heights, 3B2 has adopted for its motto that of Brother Joseph Gaudet, their homeroom teacher, namely, Actions speak louder than words . . . Sharing the religious spotlight are, Mc- Auliffe, Law and Mullaney, all members of the Junior Sodality. In the field of scholastic attainment, Dave Mullaney, V. Scudellari, J. White, G. McCrimlisk, F. McDaid, D. Scanlan and E. Zeno have proven their worth by gaining places on the Honor Roll. Those engaged in extra-curricular activities include: TAR- MAC writers-Waterman, Sullivan, Band members-McAuliffe, Snow and Leonard, Cheerleader - Plummer. Active Club members feature: McCrimIisk and Scud- ellari in the Radio Department, while Mul- laney, Law and McAuliffe draw for the Pos- ter Club. Claiming merit on the basis of his work in the Camera Club is Snow. Reviewing the athletes we find Mehary, Tufano, Rudolf, Swett, Petracca, McDon- ough, Crowley and Sullivan ably represent- ing the WINGS on the gridiron, while White, McAuliffe, Rudolf, McCaffrey, Mari- on and Sullivan rate high on the Track squad. To the Varsity Basketball five, 3B2 has contributed one Dave Mullaney, a lad de- veloping rapidly into one of Chaminade's all-time-greats. Charlie Senner is another WING worthy of a Varsity berth, while Scanlan has earned for himself a Junior Varsity position. Thus, from every angle, have the 382 WINGS asserted their talents as a genuine group of Chaminade leaders. IIIHSS B2 Bro. Joseph Gaudet's merry men enjoy Religion Course .J HONOR MEN G, McCrimIisk, E. Zeno, J. White, D. Mullaney. Physics trains the Juniors in accuracy and precision. 59 Mem-Q.-www asnnqwns-wana-ng ' it Q' . ,Q . Q----.9-.-.aa ..........---an . -'Flip-4 on. i Jo... me i N-f Front Row: Robert Hirten, Michael Kennedy, Robert Cloney, Lester Dwyer, John Brotherton, Edward Millin, Vincent Fundarek, Jeremiah Austin. Second Row: James Neumann, John Lawson, Louis Caracci, Charles Cald- well, William Collins, Richarca Rwozegi Frederick Mueller, George Hein, o n avin. Third Row: Richard Barnes, John Mooney, Floyd Weber, Raymond Cook, Roger Winslow, William Soukup, Edward Megarr, Gerald lrwin. Fourth Row: James McCann, James Bisbee, Henry Hoffman, Robert Quig- ley, Frank Ketcham, John Veit, Robert Dibble. Top Row: Edward Krach, Richard Redmond, Robert Roche, Ralph Annun- ziata, Walter Hoebisch, John Thompson, John Kobbe, Joseph Ryan. CLASS OFFICERS R, Dibble, R. Cloney, H. Hoffman 2 s ilUlllllll IIHHIS ATTERING their way ever forward under the direction of Brother Henry Spring- man, the 3AI RAMS have distinguished themselves as a junior class here at Cham- inade. They are well represented in the school clubs and activities. Outstanding among others are Ketcham and Roche in the Poster Club, Redmond and Ketcham on the TARMAC Staff, Caracci, Dwyer, Stenson, Spina and Wrasman in the Band, Winslow and Weber in the Radio Club, and Cook, Annunziata and Irwin on the Flyer Rifle Squad. Answering the call for members, An- nunziata, Bisbee and Fundarek have joined the Victory Corps. The scholarship of 3Al is upheld by the Honor Men: Cloney, Caracci, Irwin, Millin, Dwyer and Austin. Lester Dwyer brought honor to his class when his essay, America ls At War-The Tablet Does Its Part, won the fifth-term prize in the Diocese. Last but not least, the RAMS have shown their worth on the athletic field. Kobbe earned himself a varsity berth on the football team through his stellar play, while Annunziata, Collins, Dibble, Hoebisch and Caldwell rate as junior varsity men. In bas- ketball, Carracci, Dibble and Hoffman have gained places on the J. V. squad. Paced by Cloney and Annunziata, the RAMS cap- tured the school inter-class basketball championship by downing the IB2 BOM- BARDIERS, lower division champs. Bro. Henry Springman conducts a full house physics lecture HONOR MEN Seated: J. Austin, R, Cloney, E. Millin. Standing: L. Dwyer, L. Caracci, G. Irwin. The Physics problem must be solved before that 3:00 p. m. bus arrives. 6I ima' iii-'sn g 2 HE i i i fr 2 5 Front Row: Thomas Boyle, Raymond Doxey, Harold Cloutman, William Burnich, Donald Jost, James Judge, Thomas Gray, Arthur Bissonette, Ken- neth Engelhardt, Donald Daum, Thomas Cullen, Thomas DeLaney, John Gibbons, Second Row: Edward Boegel, Bernard Blinn, Robert Kane, James Brogan, Howard Bellion, Lawrence Dolan, John Boyle Thomas Kelly, Harold Connell, Donald Kaye, James Brennan. Third Row: Gordon Cridland, John Graham, Denis Daly, Matthew Horan, Kenneth Bruckner, Lawrence Gavin, Thomas Beirne, James Fitzsimons. Top Row: Francis Finneran, William Bulger, Lawrence King, John Harding, Thomas Callanan, Raymond Boyle. CLASS OFFICERS J. Brennan, J. Judge, D. Daly. ., .5 1 wa SllPHUlllllllE IIIHIIIIG IRISH At Chaminade as well as at Notre Dame, the main quality and chief characteristic of the FIGHTING IRISH is Spirit, Led by Brother Lawrence Mann, ZBI, does honor to its name. Reviewing first the extra-curricular ac- tivities, we find these FIGHTING IRISH well represented. In the Band: Bissonette, Connell, Fa- gan, Jost, and Judge. Sodality: Finneran and Judge. Victory Corps: Blinn, Burnich, Fitz- simons and Gavin. Varsity Rifle: Judge. LibraryStaff: Hein. Camera Club: Dolan, perform admir- ably. Connell, Cridland and Jost consistently represent their class on the Honor Roll by their fine scholastic record. In the Athletic Field, they hold their own. Burning up the path at present are Harding, Jost, Brogan, Cridland, Connell, Brennen and Boegel, while Jost, Gibbons and Bulger have earned places on the J. V. Basketball Team. Lawrence King gained a Varsity berth for himself before the season was over. On the gridiron, Gibbons and Callanan deserve special mention as J. V. players. The lone FIGHTING pugilist is Robert Kane. Hail to the FIGHTING IRISH of Cham- inade! IIIHSS Bl Bro. Lawrence drills his Sophs in Missal Latin. HONOR MEN Front: G. Cridland, H. Connell, D. Jost. Rear: T. Beirne, T. Gray, L. Dolan. Drill and more drill in Bro. Joseph Mervar's Plane Geometry course. 63 .M an-1 Aw-we-ww ff .V may ., Front Row: John Walsh, Charles Sprague, Ferdie Schmidt, John Laughlin, Charles Monzet, Francis Meehan, Raymond Millemann, Herbert Sillett, Vin- cent Porter, Tracey Woodward, Denis Sullivan. Second Row: John Staab, Robert Muldowney, Paul Stitzel, Edward Pieku- towski, Henry Waive, Robert Mahn, Theodore Luzzi, Eugene Slawski, Jerome McDougal, Robert Vita, Leonard Mongeon. Third Row: Francis McKeon, Richard Loug-hlin, James Metz, Charles Ram- pone, Thomas Meaney, John Regan, Arthur Pearson, Edward O'Beirne. Top Row: William Maher, William Sheridan, Joseph Wackerman, John Strevell, Howard Loehner, John Sullivan, Christopher Ward, Frank Richert. CLASS OFFICERS J. Metz, H. Waive, R. Mahn. PHUlllllll CLHSS PIllllS ILOTED by Reverend Albert Schmidt, the ZB2 PILOTS have earned for themselves a fine reputation during their two years' work at Chaminade. Although they have maintained a particulary large representa- tion in the field of sports, they have also managed to be well represented in the extra- curricular school clubs. Ranking high in the Debate Club are Walsh, Wackerman, Rickert, McCann and McDougal, while the Band can count on the services of Walsh, Rickert and Mahn. Walsh is the active Sodalist of the class. The Honor Roll is graced by the names of Maher, Strevell, Piekutowski, Luzzi, Mahn and Waive. Among the most active sportsmen in this group, we find, Laughlin, McCann, Metz, Sheridan, Strevell and Sullivan, star- ring on the football team, while Slawski, Sullivan and Laughlin represent their class on the Track Team. Generously aiding in the Boxing Jam- boree, were Mahn and Sheridan, both ex- hibiting splendid energy and skill. lt is to be hoped that future ZB2 classes can equal and maintain the high standard the present PILOTS enjoy. B2 Fr. Albert Schmidt draws the attention of his Sophs in Religion. F:- ,M-' ..--' is HONOR MEN Front: H. Waive, E. Piekutowski. Rear: R. Millemann, R. Mahn, W. Maher. Bro. Victor Brown gives that personal attention in his Spanish course. 65 3 Z' 2 oo J ll 3 Front Row1 Edward Dyrlie, Albert Kelly, James Aylmer, John Maher, John Qurnn, Francls McCann, James Woods, Andrew Geyer, John Fuhrman, Gerald Sauvlgne. Second Row: John O'Connor, Anthony Fasullo, Robert Four, John Dunn, Wnlluam Seidler, Thomas Lindon, John Kubrnskr, Raymond Sheerrn, Joseph Bellafiore. Third Row: Norman Turk, Leo Feore, Richard Carmody, Edward LoPreste, James Slavln, Ramon Fullhardt, John Moriarty. Top Row: Raymond Darrigan, John Scolly, David Burre, Walter Barley, Eugene Sulluvan. CLASS OFFICERS G. Sauvigne, R. Fullhardt, J. Quinn ,R ...N .. ,. , ,, SUPHUlllUlll S evidenced by their work during the past two years, Spirit plus is the watch- word of these ambitious 2Al HAWKS, led by Brother George Ruppel. ln the line of extra-curricular activities, the Sodality proves the greatest attraction for the members of this class. Currently, ten HAWKS have gained admission to it. They are: Kubinski, McCann, Geyer, Car- mody, McGuiness, Dyrlie, Fullhardt, Ayl- mer, Moriarty and Kelly. Glancing through the list of other clubs, we find the Hawks represented as follows: Band-Feore and Kelly, TARMAC-Lim don, Maher, Kubinski, Radio-Scully, Bi- ology-Seidler, Camera Club-Fasullog De- bate-Fullhardt and Geyer. ln the line of scholastic achievements, Ramon Fullhardt, Gerald Sauvigne and John Fuhrman bear the standard for their class on the Honor Roll. ln athletics, Cullen, Graham and Sahl earned themselves berths on the J. V. Bas- ketball Squad, while Dunn, Carmody, Mea- ney and Cullen are running hard for the track team. ln managerial roles, 'both Vita for football and Carmody for basketball have done good work. The latter also per- formed admirably on the J. V. eleven. Congratulations, Hawks, and may you continue this fine work throughout all your days at Chaminade. CLHSS Ill Q ir 8 Q Bro. George Ruppel explains the history of the ancients. Honor men: W. Turk, J. Scully, R. Fullhardt, J. Maher Learning the whereabouts of ancient peoples. 67 i 5 i , .ci OO ll 2 ai ,V Y, ,Wea Front Row: Eugene Cullen, George Heyburn, Vincent Keenan, Bruce Griffith, John Crawford, Robert Graf, Daniel Carolin, Joseph Frey, Felix Blum, William Brush, Frederick Koehler, John Daly, Michael Buonora, Edward Lenihan. Second Row: Edward Cramer, John Flavin, Paul Gillcrist, Richard Kreusler, Bart Daly, Alfred Jollon, Edward Dillon, William Bernard, Thomas Callahan, James Clark, Richard Harmon, Michael Aylward, Robert Hufchins. Third Row: Joseph Keeley, James Kenny, Dean Cassell, Joseph Bernstorf, Henry Bischoff, James Flynn, Robert Grimmig, John Collins. Fourth Row: Jerome Brady, George Derham, Bernard Daley, Arthur Brown, Gerald Carmody, Richard Kenney, Edward Helm. Top Row: William Greaney, Eugene Degnan, Edward Brogan, Richard Gallagher, Richard Corbett, Leo Blalz, Robert Blanlz, Jeremiah Abrams, Richard Heddendorf. CLASS OFFICERS L. Blafz, G. Heyburn, E, Kennedy. .C ,E 'i '-GQ Q llllSHlllHll llHllliEllS MONG the most representative fresh- man classes in the history of Chamin- ade is this group of first-year men known as the RANGERS. Guided by Brother Louis Nath, these 'boys have set a standard which future classes will find most difficult to sur- pass. Besides contributing greatly to the suc- cess of all drives held in the school, these lads have displayed exceptional scholastic ability. Among the highest are: Alfred Jollon, Eugene Kennedy, William Brush, Eugene Degnan, George Heyburn, Richard Kreusler and Vincent Keenan. These ambitious youths have given fur- ther evidence of their zeal and pep in the various extra-curricular activities. Henry Bischoff, William Brush, Thomas Callahan, Eugene Degnan, Edward Dillon, Robert Graf, William Greaney, George Heyburn, Joseph Keeley, Eugene Kennedy and Alfred Jollon, have gained membership in the Sodality. In the other clubs, we find: ten photog- raphers, six TARMAC reporters, four Bi- ology Club members, two Poster Club ar- tists and one cheerleader. On the gridiron Jerry Abrams, Dick Cor- bett, Bernard Daly, Bart Daly, George Der- ham, Dick Gallagher, Edward Helm, Vincent Keenan, Dick Kenney and Richard Kreusler are developing rapidly into possible Varsity material. Sharp-shooter Jim Kenny and Jack Col- lins have earned for themselves berths on the Flyers Rifle Squad. Burning up the track at present are a good percentage of RANGERS. Ed Brogan is most promising. In basketball, this class has unveiled six fine courtsters who succeeded in achieving not- able success in the Freshman-Sophomore- lntramural Competition. Fine work, boys. Carry on for your re- maining three years at Chaminade. CLHSS Bl Bro. Louis Nath drills Latin exercises. 'warm HONOR MEN Seated: J. Crawford, V. Keenan, F. Blum, R. Graf, G, Hey- burn, A. Jollon, H. Bischoff. Standing: P. Gillcrist, R. Grimmig E. Brogan, R. Harmon J. Daly, B. Griffith, E. Kennedy, R. Gallagher, W. Brush, E. Degnan, L. Blatz. Bro. Gilbert Gensler builds the foundation for future mathematicians. - 'I j Ms... ...u.,.... 3 .A fx r X g ....... ...,........ t Q J - , 3 A 2 K we . 5 Q -K .. , . .4 , r l l oo ly ll F Front Row: John McQuade, Francis Meyer, John Timmins, George Ohland, Warren Meehan, William Phelan, William Power, Joseph Tyree, Lawrence Montine, Stephen McCrimlisk, John Nelson, George Monahan, Kiernan McCarthy, Thomas Wright, John Vermaelen. Second Row: John Pittello, Peter Stock, Daniel Mannix, Thomas Lynch, Stephen Rizzo, Philip Stenger, Paul Schratwieser, Peter McCabe, James Malone, James Redfern, Francis Powaza, George Smalley. Thrrd Rowi William Thorp, Edward Peguillan, John Reddy, Charles Wolf, Allen McEachen, Michael Matis, Robert Sheahan. Fourth Row: Joseph Murphy, Ralph Mattukat, William Scanlan, John Murphy, Edward Rochford, Frank Siggins, John Morris. Top Row: Raymond O'Brien, James Sickles, Eugene Quinn, John Metz, Frank Small, Thomas Morton, Jack Wick. CLASS OFFICERS F. Small, c. Wolf, E. Quinn, John MUfPhY- FIlESHlllHll NOT to be outdone in any field of endeav- or by their lBl brothers, the BOM- BARDIERS of lB2, piloted by Brother Vic- tor Brown, have shown uncanny accuracy in hitting squarely any target they choose to level their sights on. The Honor Roll in the School's foyer, bearing the names of twelve members of lB2, stands testimony to the mental ability of this class. These scholastic leaders in- clude: F. Small, C. Wolf, Jos. Murphy, C. Monahan, John Murphy, and W. Power. ln athletics, the BOMBARDIERS have also gained s p e c i a l distinction. Among those who made the Freshman Football Team, we find: Wolf, Thorp, Schratwieser, Metz, Small, Peguillan, Mannix, Rizzo, Scanlan and Meyer. ln Basketball, too, such stellars as: Quinn, Peguillan, Murphy and Thorp have been added to the Frosh team. As a testimony to these lads' hard, clean play, lB2 received the lower-division basketball trophy after a close tussle with the lBl RANGERS. The Religious part of school life is deep- ly embedded in the minds of the Sodality members, which include: Redfern, Wolf, Joe Murphy, John Murphy, McEachen, Red- dy and McCabe. Up-and-coming talent for the TARMAC is evidenced in the work of Murphy, Mc- Carthy and McCrimlisk as cub reporters. Ohland, Power, Nelson and Vermaelen find themselves quite busy, after that 2:45 P. M. bell, learning the fundamentals ne- cessary for membership in the Camera Club. Capably performing their tasks on the Library staff are: Meehan, Morton and Reddy. After viewing the achievements of lB2, one looks to the future without concern, confident that these upper - classmen - of - tomorrow will capably take the lead. lllSS B2 Bro. Victor Brown vitalizes his religion class, HONOR MEN Seated: Jos. Murphy, E. Peguillan F. Me C W If Small, P. Schratwieser. yer' I O ' F Sfafldiflgl A. McEachen, G. Mo h W P J. Nelson, Jolhii 7sZll.irphy.Ower' W' Meehan' The Bombardiers' pride and joy. 71 i -.na-qs...-qi Front Row: Thomas Ryan, Edward Dowling, Donald Manning, William Hand, Theodore Kalil, John Oliveau, Anthony Cirillo, Raymond Pitarelli, William Hecker, Thomas Hanlon, Roger Coe. Second Row: James Powers, James Riley, James Brotherton, Donald MC- Lean, Charles O'MalIey, Joseph Caravello. Third Row: Edwin Holmes, William Murray, Carl May, Carl Courten, El- mer Gorry, William Callahan. Fourth Row: Nicholas Stebe, Robert Ortelere, John Mclntosh, Robert Kam- mermeyer, Raymond Miller, Robert Sheahan, Charles Seidenspinner. Fifth Row: Gerald Bergen, John Moriarty, Ernest Rocha, Raymond Foulon, James Briggs, John Murphy, Joseph Caracci. Top Row: Martin Gannon, Robert Sullivan, Richard Klaess, John Shea, Ar- thur Thompson, Frank Moelter. CLASS OFFICERS J. Murphy, R. Kammermayer, R. McNamara. lllESHlllllll liUllllEllS HE newest member of the Chaminade family, lAl, has lost no time in acquir- ing some of the pep and zeal that charac- terizes every Flyer class. Competing in the Mission Drive, which was the first major campaignrto test their work, the GUNNERS, ably guided and inspired by their homeroom teacher, Brother Gilbert Gensler, were the first class in the school to attain the lOO percent goal. Outstanding Sodalists representing this class in the Freshmen Division are: Mur- ray, Timmins, and Seidenspinner. Anxious to establish immediately a good scholastic reputation, the following GUN- NERS have earned themselves a place on the Honor Roll: R. Coe, A. Cirillo, R. Pitar- elli, J. Briggs, J. Powers, J. Murphy, M. Gannon, R. McNamara, and R. Kammer- mayer. ln extra-curricular activities, the Biology Club has captured the interest of May, Thompson, Riley, Powers, Hanlon, Selden- spinner, Cirillo and Dowling. Capably reporting for the TARMAC, we find O'Malley, A Ryan, Briggs and Coe, while Moriarty, A. Ryan and Ortelere are rapidly establishing a reputation for them- selves in the Band. ln sports, no less than four GUNNERS have already qualified for Freshman Bas- ketball. These are: Manning, Brotherton, Moore and Caracci. As a beautiful dawn foretells a beautiful day, so too the initial efforts of these young scholars give assurance of a successful scho- lastic career. ClllSS lll Bro, Gilbert Gensler delves into some algebraic manipulations. HONOR MEN Front: A. Cirillo, R. Pitarelli, J. Powers, R, Kammermayer. Rear: R. Coe, J. Briggs, J. Murphy, M. Gannon, R. McNamara. Q ii F 52 if Solving the difficulties of Algebra 73 K. .,,. . 'L+ 'JF 1 p. ,fl ss N r E Q Q WY NX i R. , xxx X ,XM ew' 'W ' N X, ways- w. M . j ,M mx Q X ' 'Q , NWN 5 S X 33333, Nw M kk,-. ' Fei- fees .F-Q, EVX , 5. fs ,A Q 4-4 1. 4,3 ...mfw F L. f3k'r:'1 Q . '- 2 ' 3 fpiifyeag I W.. xxmu an 'S 4 'Qi if Nw, If , J. ' frm. R ' 'J X5 gg. Sa! - ft, 'rn 1 H f-fn, mx 'IN ll anna 4 VW , fry indyngf .:i'- M if . 1 if vw. i -f M H Wk 4 4 ' ,. . ,J i gr ypik, f.w4f?g' ,If ' g -3'.ff,.f--fyw,g1LA 8fw? iQ J U' ? .. A ' .. ' ,.,,,f- ?? Q, A A . 'f .::. I if 'if 'mf' ' ' I , ', -fm . 'ir' z F -'H m M?-H - '.-HRK l+ N W' formed admirably, Under the persona guidance of Brother Joseph Mervar, Head of the Music Department, the band per sonnel now numbers fifty-two. The com petition for first chair positions main tains a high degree of proficiency amon the members in the various sections. X S COLOR GUARD C ol'n, W. Power, E. Dowling Front: R. Geiger, D. Cassell, A. Kelly, V. Spina, R. Canavan, R. McLean, D. ar I ' h R. Schneider, A. Bissonette, R. Stenson Rear: F. Rickert, A. Ryan, J. Wac kerman, R. Spielmann, A. McEac en, P. Daly, D. Leonard. ,- V. T SPXEL ROBEX1 A Drums MIKNN AN GELO AFERDINA Director ND0 .SPNNXES PERS CXar'met USON WILLIAM GREASER Mellophone LEONARD S Clan-nerMlTH DON FERDI Jn Ferdi, the dominant personality and center of Chaminade's musi- I life, has definitely established himself in the hearts of every student rough his masterly and colorful directing of the Flyer Band. Before iming to Chaminade he distinguished himself as the Marine Show Con- ictor, which position he held for five years. His ability as band director widely known in theatres and on the air. For a period of four years ie Don Ferdi Band played over the radio on a national hook-up. JOHN BOLIN ever a dull moment aptly describes each of John's days. Our flutist en- iged in numerous extra-curricular activities, ranked as top honor student id asked to be excused once from half of a rehearsal session. ROBERT SCHNEIDER Doc Helmecke's pride and joy, quiet Bob has acquired an unusual bass ummer technique that makes him a valuable asset to the band. He is i honor student and also a skillful pianist. JAMES FERGUSON itelligent and serious, Jim started as a drummer in the band, but soon iund the clarinet and the oboe more to his taste. Honor student, class ficer.and band officer, our clarinetist has spent four years with the haminade band. ROBERT SPIELMANN nb, pal and intimate friend of Jim Ferguson, and four year drummer zluxe, can roll his sticks across the head of his snare with the minimum effort and the maximum of effect. LEONARD SMITH ithful at practice, even to the extent of taking lessons all summer, ionard is another valuable clarinet player in the Flyer band for four ars. WILLIAM GREASER we rank of number one mellophone player in the band attests to Bill's rious work at practice, his perfect four-year attendance record attests his regularity, Bill carries on a family tradition, his brother Tom was ie of Chaminade's finest trumpet players several years ago. ROBERT SCHNEIDER Drums JOHN BOLIN Flute 47 A ,Ay .fy xv! ETX 5 I 5 I X X R JAMES FERC' Drurv' Ma xx TROMBONES W. Snow, R. Blanfl, R. Wrasman, L. Car- acci and J. Redfern. DRUMS Front Row: A. Ryan T. McAuliffe, R nell, J. Coillns, J Wackerman. TUBAS A. Mcfiachen, J. Bart- nik and F. Rickert. CLARINETS Top: W. Power, V. Spina, B. Daly and A. Kelly. Bottom: D. Canavan, R. Boyle, L. Smith, J. Ferguson and R. Geiger. Spielmann, J. Nelson. Back Row: H. Con- R. 54 Orreleve IYOPHONES and -DWZISI-,V R S, ' o ' e Vfi H5017 TRUMPETS D. Leonard, E. Piekutowski, J. Moriarity, L. Dwyer and L. Feore. FLUTES P. McCabe, J, Bo- Iin and G. Ohland HARRY DE WITT THE brass section of the Flyer Band develop- ed rapidly in the past four years under the skillful tutelage of Mr, Harry De Witt. Mr. De Witt imparts to his proteges the artistic touch and techniques which he acquired while playing for the immortals, Goldman and Sousa. AUGUST HELMECKE COMBINING the skill of a musician and teacher, Mr. Helmecke develops the drummers into a first-class unit of the band. He is proud of his musical career with Frank Goldman and his twenty-three years of star- studded achievement with Sousa. DONATO O'ONOFRlO A FLUTIST of distinction and devoted in- structor, Mr. D'Onotrio has produced re- sults that are truly a retlexion of his own musi- :al accomplishments. His experiences with Victor Herbert and Toscanini have helped to naintain the high standards that he sets for iis pupils. ,mmm W as Q1 I 1' , i, A rg, 54 c Clllllltlll HE parents, students and friends listened with enthusiastic appreciation to the clas- sy and artistic band concert last December. The spring concert was held at the end of May. The Reverend Clergy and Sisters of the diocese were the welcome guests of the band at a spe- cial May performance. .S xffx 4l,.:k ev' 's mf sz I 'fi'-Q mf ' I x, 8 L I may v S S x15 .X :km 1 ,F gx f Q Lg ' x A 1- If ' 0 Af. T' ,J f, H l 5 A fr WX .., .1 V Q V xxnx , . , 4 'SQ W ,u.,..,,..,.....,.,..........,. ,-..,.....,............-.... gl M.-mm ws-W O , -mf .L--y . 12' Y Z 'rfiip sf, SE 'S -SI elm .. x UUR lll SUPPlflllEllllHf RELIGION COURSE l i is l IN the midst of the worst confusion and chaos that periodically engulfs the world, God always speaks to His people in His most eloquent and touching language through His apostles on earth, In all trying times, outstanding Christian Leaders have rallied mankind to combat the rampant forces of evil with forces of good-Leaders, such as Father William Joseph Chaminade, who, out of the horrors of the French Revolution, organized and founded the Society of Mary, main artery of Christian education and an inexhaustible source of Christian Leaders for the better world of tomorrow. Today, we are living again through chaotic times and the urgent need for militant Christian leadership is being met by the Sodalities throughout the world. As through our Sodality here at Chaminade, God's loving but inexor- able law is interpreted to the students being prepared to assume, in due time, their duties as defenders of their faith and liberties. Slllll-llllU eatmg, 3. Bohn, Pres., R. F udong, J. F axtermcker, W . Grease r, T. Crow Garvey, CaXaEato, G. E. 8 NN. Law, R. Howe, R, Canavan, F. Coe, D. MuXXaney, T. NNCPNUUHB- Af th cur Lade shrine of y in the foye f. ei N643 e ,Noes . dx . 0.319 fd vita . XNax5'0' NXQKOYN yoxfm BOWX YJ BCYX .Reds gt TM ed af 3 N065 SYGBXX. ccaio i n Ywxei NX we XNOXX. 664, wx 0 we 9,0 560 QAQ efte we RECEPTION OF THE SODALISTS At the Chaminade Day Celebration Father Sherry, moderator of the Sodality, explains to the student body the meaning of the installa- tion of new sodalists . , . AI Jollon, representing the aspiring mem- I if , Seafed, T C Srandml I allah Q2 ,I Re an, E. D ' dfjy Gilman G 1 1 , H f dmission into the Sodality W. Greaney H eybum A J ' - ' - oll Bfschoff, 1 1, OW R. Graf, W O n Murphy, J . Brush' J- N . . . Father bers, formally asks or a ' ' h the d resents the new sodalsst wut Sherry heeds the request an p medal of our Blessed Mothe r, the sodaIist's badge of honor. OS' Murph el V, A. Mcgacsgg A us, The library is used by the students throughout the dav. ii? Phi! 1 fe 19,19 O' e efbq ROBLEMS of research in the library, materials for themes and speeches,-anything that challenged the Chaminade student, the Leader of Tomorrow, the Library Staff, headed by Brother John Feldmeier, was willing to assist in solving. To stress the importance of careers, particularly as offered in the various branches of the service, the staff displayed new books that discussed the possibilities of the students' future. New novels, biographies, technical books, adventure, were constantly placed at the disposal ot Tomorrow's Leaders. Frank Coe, Jack Walsh, Frank Rickert, Tracey Woodward, Jerry McDougal. Jack Walsh, Frank Rickert, Ramon Fullhardt, H. Biscrhott, Frank Coe, Alfred Jollon, Tracey Woodward Jerry McDougal, Joseph Wackerman, AS rationing and travel restrictions limited the activities of Chaminade's Debate Club this year. Members entered the Queens College Tourna- ment and also engaged in interscholastic competition. Sophomores and Freshmen compose the major part of the club that is under the guidance of their moderator, Brother Louis Faerber. JOHN F. BOLIN Editor-in-Chief UST like a letter from home, tersely com- mented a Chaminade grad who is now in the service of his country, when he wrote to one of his former teachers to acknowledge his copy of the Tarmac. Brother Victor Brown, moderator of the school paper, and his experienced staff headed by editor-in-chief, John Bolin, and assistants, Eugene Calafato, Bruce Morrison, Charles Neumann, and James Keating maintained the , ft. SUXXN3 lkssoflllxlcfivevf Gleg QQYQQ manfh G X65 Nell J. .Walsh, F. Rickert, E, Kennedy, J. Wackerman, cha' l b high standards set by previous staffs that merited the All-Catholic Award and First Hon- ors in the International Quill and Scroll. Not only does every Chaminade student subscribe to the Tarmac, but every graduate in the service receives his own copy, no mat- ter in what outpost of civilization he may be stationed. A full page in each issue, The Crimson and Gold in the Red, White, and Blue, is devoted to news of Chaminade's men in service. A. Jollon, H. Bischoff, G. Heyburn, K. McCarthy, J. Murphy. EUGENE F. CALAFATO Business Manager SPORTS Gerard Digan, Bruce Morrison. Geo. Garvey and Dick Fudongfpashng up ST AF F Seatedz Ed. Mead, John Thorp, Jack Lenz, Gerard Dlgan. Standkngz James Ferguson, Bruce Morrkson. lllUll fllUlllUl UEHRS. HE l943 Crimson and Gold Staff fell heir to a rich tradition that traces itself 'back through the his- tory of Chaminade. Appreciative of their appoint- ment and honored by their responsibility, editor-in- chief John Bolin and his associates, Eugene Calafato, Charles Newmann, George Garvey, Dick Furlong and Bruce Morrison determinedly set out to blaze the trail to even greater feats. The fruit of their ef- forts you are now perusing. Brother John Darby di- rected the work of the staff. The timeless theme, Christ, Our Leader, was selected to emphasize the significance Christ has in the daily lives of Christians, in the philosophy of Catholic Education, in the formation and education of the Catholic gentleman, the Chaminade Graduate. Revealing promise of future successful men, the Business Staff, directed by Brother Clarence Walters and student manager Ed Mead, and inspired by the indefatigable go-getter Eugene Calafato, rallied the student body to support the annual through patrons, ads and subscriptions. The splendid cooperation of Brothers Gensler, Springman and Nath, of Mr. Frank Ball, and Mr. Joe Consonni of the New City Printing Co., Union City, N. J., of the Anne Donahue Studio, made possible this book and all the fond memories it will recall in the future: JOHN BOLIN Editor-in-Chief lla- EUG EN E CALAFATO '98 Front Row: W. Datz, J. Lenz, J. Quinn, D. Mullaney. Second Row: D. Daly, R. Cloney, J. Metz, F, McCann, TOD Row: F. Small, L. Blatz, J. Murphy, HE spirit gives life. Each class presi- dent, duly elected by his fellow stu- dents, automatically becomes a member of the Spirit Committee that exchanges ideas and pools suggestions to increase the spirit that gives life, the Spirit of Chaminade. The president of the committee in the first term was Jack Mahler of 4B, who held the office until his graduation in January. William Datz, of 4Bl, senior class president in the second term, suc- ceeded Jack Mahler. The success of the Card Party Raf- fle, the puppy rallies, the general feel- ing of gov ,l fellowship that permeates the Chaminawe stu tent body, can be traced to the class leaders -the presidents. fe time 5 9 I ,A . X , t Sale. Raffle Tlcke oiaaON5- dets in the POWER' L0 D. BOYD' Lea F MCCANNINWEI CN-Ap,atT . SEATEVG 'T M0910 ' DlN Y ' 51' AN One Qi me famous ichammaae Pep RallieS Front Row: R. Brooks, D. Busto. Rear Row: R. Collins, G. Garvey, J. Bolin, E. Calafato, i ,Q P pert and MVS' Mrs. ap the boys- Edgefle serve 5, Dovl and D- Boyd pa e 1 ssinQ out books' J. Bolin, E. Calafato, W. Collins, J. Faltermeier, E. Engemann, M. Kennedy lin front! HE football players, the honored guests and sports personalities assemble for the annual football ban- quet, the school holds a testimonial dinner to honor the successful Haggerty Tournament committee, the Fathers and Sons gather for their annual Communion Breakfast -on these and similar occasions the Service Squad func- tioned admirably. When the rush is on for books at the begim -ng of each term, Brother Joseph Gaudet rallies his sturdy crew and with precision and despatch they Fill the sfunnt orders. R. Boyle, J. Scully, R. Canavan, R. McNamara, E. Burns. OGNIZANT of the need for future leaders in the field of radio WZJTZ, Chaminade's own amateur radio station, although prevented from trans- mitting messages due to war restrictions, was not inactive during the school year. Under the guidance of Bro. Peter Lindemann, S.M., science instructor, the radio club, led by Gerald Dolson, president of the group, studied morse code in preparation for the amateur's license and undertook courses in the theory of radio, testing tubes, circuits, single sets, batteries, and alternating current. G. Dolson, J. Ryan, W. Greaser 'f I, ,f g 22 Y 3 1,5 ' E wi - w 'T' S ef 1-1. Walter Snow explains the light-meter to: Front Row: W. Power, G. Heyburn, H. Bellion, L. Dolan Second Row: E. Dillon, M. Aylward, E. Cullen, L. Blatz. Top Row: G. Ohland. ARTIME blackouts are nothing new for this group of dark-room enthusiasts who, from week to week, aim to become more proficient in the technique of snapping pic- tures, developing, printing, and enlarging. Howard Bellion, ZBI, and Lawrence Dolan, 2Bl, give evidence of taking the lead in montage work. I Under the guidance of Bro, Gilbert Gens- ler, and the student officers, Walter Snow, Bert Glassen and George Heyburn, the steady interest in photography grows, work A-fi me dark 'com H, Benton 8 d i. Dolan al n . Ns.. Carl May, Thomas Morton, Eugene Kennedy, William Greaney lin rearb, Henry Bischoff, Donald McLean, Gerald Bergen, James Powers, William Seidler, James Riley, Anthony Cirillo Kin frontb. Jen e Kennedy, Anthony Cm llo, itict ' Edward D owlinQ, James Powers , Robert Byamz. l. .f TT ' OT content with the variety of biological knowledge they learn in class, this group of avid scientists, armed with scalpel and needle, or slides and microscope, after school hours work out their own projects. Dissect- ing, studying microscopic specimens, raising fish, are some of the sidelines this group en- gages in. Brother Gilbert Gensler directs the Club, while Eugene Kennedy, Thomas Morton and Arthur Thompson ofticiate at the meet- ings. x ct H9 f' Q z E E RWE I r PWSQ x K Pl.. li Q X Q N? 5 k It P lsr :35f1ge.Msf:'fg - ,, SX . L ' . A . k2,.Q:y,-1,5 7-:gi if A ,Wh X k ' ' or V , A 2 ii! x 'if 5 X X X , :Q ,X K S 4 N is - 5'-4' ' .. .U - - .: an kk.. W if 1 5,22 Q W MRS. WILLIAM COOK President XISTING primarily to promote greater rap- port among the parents, teachers and stu- dents, the Mothers Club of Chaminade is an active integral unit of the school. By means of their monthly meetings that always feature an hour reserved for inter- viewing each of the teachers, the Mothers Club maintains its solidarity and plans its social functions for the benefit of their sons, students at Chaminade, Tomorrow's Leaders. On May l l, the Mothers held their annual Spring Luncheon and Card Party at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City. The tre- mendous success of this social affair crowned the arduous work and detailed planning of the committee in charge. 5 L lm, .. bfr x A' Card Party Commit! Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Frank McDaii Joseph Sovier James Boyd Clarence Hyc Walter McNe nts. s reffeshme a 5. Club Sewe the! we M0 hx 3 s, ...sg 1 1 ' MOTHERS CLUB OFFICERS + 9 Seated: Mrs. Frank McDaid, Mrs. Joseph Soviero, Mrs. William Cool- Mrs, James Brennan, Mrs. John Brawley. Standing: Mrs. Philip Maher, Mrs. Clarence Hyde, Mrs. James Finnerar Mrs, Walter McNeill. PATRONS Most Reverend Thomas E. Molloy, S.T.D. Most Reverend Raymond A. Kearney, S.T.D., J.C.D. Saint Agnes Academic School Reverend Father Locksley Appo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Behringer Joseph S. Bergen Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Philip Bissonette John F. Bolin F. D. Boyle .John J. Brawley Mr. and Mrs. James A. Brennan Mrs. John T. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs I Brennan James A. Briggs . Joseph Brooks John J. Buckley William J. Bulger Mr. and Mrs. Dorcey Burns Mr. and Mrs. Mario J. Busto Mr. and Mrs. Cajetan Calafato Eugene Calafato Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Louis Caracci James Caravella Emanuel Christ Frank Christenson M. Clausson Harry Clavin Thomas F. Cloney M. Coe William Colligan F. J. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . G.W. Collins . John Joseph Collins .William Cook Dr. Louis Corwin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crowe Justice and Mrs. Thomas J. Cuff Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Miss Anne R. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . Thomas W. Cullen John E. Curley . John C. Daly P. J. Daly Darby Walter Davison William Dennin Walter V. Derham George E. Dietrich .Mr. Robert Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Digan Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Dolan Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dolson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Doxey Dr. and Mrs. Harold Draffen Thomas A. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Dwyer Mr. LeRoy G. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. John Engeman Dr. Frank Entwistle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Faltermeier Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feenix Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Finneran Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald William Fitzgibbon Captain and Mrs. James Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Fox Mr. and Mrs. J. Fuhrman Frederick A. Fullhardt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Furlong Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. John P. Garvey Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gavin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Girard Miss Marie Girard Mrs. Emma Glassen Mr. and Mrs. William Grange Mr. and Mrs. George H. Gray Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Greaser Joseph A. Grimmig Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guex Mr. Wilmot Hallock Mr. and Mrs. George Hanley Mr. and Mrs. John E. Harding Mr. and Mrs. William Heddendorf Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Heinlein Mrs. A. Heinlein Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Helm Mr. and Mrs. George A. Heyburn Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hyde Catherine Jaegles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jagemann Mr. and Mrs. John Jobst Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Johannes PATRONS Mrs. Alfred J. Jollon Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. M.Jost James J. Judge William Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and -Mrs. James A. Keating Raymond J. Keenan Thomas J. Keller James Kennedy J. Fred Klipp, Jr. E. G. Kobbe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Kolb Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Theresa Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lamneck Paul Landwehr F. Larrick and Family John Lenz Linnehan Andrew J. Lober Thomas F. McAuliffe Peter J. McCabe F. J. McDermott Reverend Peter P. McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. McGrath Walter McNeill Peter J. Maggio Philip Maher D. V. Mannix Francis L. Mead William F. Meehan James H. Metz William F. Miller Compliments of Montine Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore Dr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. John Morrissey Dr. and Mrs. T. S. Morton Joseph Mullaney Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Murphy John F. Nath Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Neumann Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Connor Ursula V. Overzat Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Paternoster Mrs. Caroline Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Peguillan Mr. and Mrs. William D. Perry Private William Peters Mr. and Mrs. John Petrie Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Phelan William A. Power, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Quinn Mr. and Mrs. John C. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rampone James F. Redfern Mr. and Mrs. William E. Reinhard Chaminade Rifle Team Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Roe Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sahl Mr. Charles F. Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. F. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. William Schneider Mrs. E. Scudellari Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Frank J. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Schwagerl William Seidler Carl R. Senner E. R. Sheerin Herbert Sillett J. S. Slavin Small Joseph F. Soviero R. Stenson and Family John J. Swainson William F. Sweeney Mrs. Catherine Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John S. Thorp Mrs. Helen Tilson Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Timmins Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tozar Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Turk Mrs. Elizabeth Van Slyke Mr. Joseph Wackerman Mrs. Eleanor Walker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Walsh Mrs. Fred Walters Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ware Reverend Francis J. Williams Mrs. Sue Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Zeno ,Z hip plaque A - members - Lee, giph GuineY rifgrleialflgi 22? mlilarglre Mgm-lfgrother 'L?!'3:6,a,y lite mem , I an0fhe' MR. RAOUL PEGUILLAN President FATHERS CLUB OFFICERS Seated: Mr. Floyd Weber, Mr. Walter McNeill, Mr. Raoul Peguil- Ian, Mr. Frank Gallagher. Standing: Mr. Arthur Diederich, Mr. James White. Fathers and Sons attend Mass and receive Holy Communion. Monthly Business Meeting in the library. EADERS of Today blaze the trail for Leaders of Tomorrow. Characteristic of the lead- ers that they are, the Chaminade Fathers orig- inate and execute bold, daring enterprises that terminate successfully for the benefit of the school. Their business is conducted at regu- lar monthly and special committee meetings. The Fathers Club sponsored the highly suc- cessful Lieutenant Frank Haggerty Memorial Basketball Tournament held in the first week of March at the Jamaica Arena and plan to make this classy invitational tournament an annual feature of the basketball season. On Palm Sunday the Annual Fathers and Sons Communion Breakfast was attended by a large gathering. Fathers of many of the grads, who are now in the service of their country, came to pray for the safekeeping of their boys. Surrogate Judge Leone D. Howell launches Jeep D ri v e at Chaminade. fast.. fl he The war had its effect on Chaminade, For those who could stand the pace there was the accelerated program of studies that allowed the student to graduate in three and a haH years, provided he qualified for a Regents di- ploma. Several courses to supplement Cham- inade's sound academic curriculum are offer- ed. An intensified program of physical train- BW Wmpf?'?f4Wlf,r Whelan, T. , 3000 ' mf ffl My I 'Q 9 of . Collins, A- Ja Ck Ler, Z buys 5 bond from Co m'7'll'ffe e 'hen '. J- Balm, F Coe I Calafiifor B Blinn, J. Moriarty, R. Winslow, J. Bisbee, V. Fundarek, G. lrwin, R. Annunziata, D, Clavin, C. Lober, Bro, Louis Faerbi Principal. ing and intramural sports has been extended to the entire student body. Through the War Bond and Stamp Sale, under the direction of Brother Moritz, more than 40 jeeps were pur- chased. Each Friday two-thirds and more of the students voluntarily attended Mass, Com- munion and Benediction for the Chaminade Grads in the Service. - cles iughcn their musbd- wing the QYm Def' Kam QW . dl sf 'nasal V c xawa wo! We cu N9 S wflo P.. gd YM oolso 'rn ' claw O VJ 30: ww A ' b I P' ' lg R, M h , R. G immig, L. Blatz, D. Cassell, A, Jollon, G. Heyburn, R. Graf. R. Gallagher, T. Bro LOUIS Faer er rmclpa a n lsltorton, J. Nelson, K. McCarthy. X Chaminade students attend weekly religious ceremonies for grads in the service K 90: S 3 - e vvllc KG H TH l in HF' Hi-Haw, L . 5' .41 N -F ' A QL r 3 1 fhvm.: arg? Line: J. Mahler, J. Quinn, R. Miller, W. Mehary, F. Miller, J. Keating A. Heinlein. Backfieldz J. Thompson, R. Denner, W. Sweeney, J. O'ConngJr. 'gr . uv-ru St FranCxS of ' Poyyock mrv bfmQS down am M2 . shane Backs' Mm Chamknjfiimi' Tri OfConnor, Ray n vm Dawf Sam Ray Miller Fred Miller Joe Qqinn .H .3 Q . Q 5 f - is A F . . li t . fe., N nt -, s g :x'.m , .-, . sgixj .-if xf 'weasel ' , . . ,- F539-a'.f FRANK LA BORNE Lee Plumm er ,ea Us Head Coach 'O '46 AOA DR. FRANK BARNES Team Physician a Cheer . ,xxx 1 ... s Wan Chaminade OPENING the i942 season, the Fly- ers entertained St. John's Prep at the Bowl. First quarter-Sam Tufano crashed through St. John's line for a touchdown to climax a long Chami- nade drive. O'Connor passed to Den- ner for the point. Action and thrills featured the second and third periods, but no score. ln the fourth quarter- Johnny Thompson skirted the end for the second Flyer touchdown, and O'Connor converted. 'I sefgsvi .. A Chaminade - Lawrence THE Crimson gridders suffered their first defeat of the season at Law- rence. Wilson's long returnof Thomp- son's second quarter punt put Law- rence in scoring position. Four plays later Wilson plunged for the score. Vince Daly pitched passes that pro- duced a Flyer fourth quarter threat, but Lawrence held the lead. Chaminade - Mt. Sf. Nfill ONCE more a pass ruined Chami- nade's hopes for victory. ln the third quarter Drehel tossed a 21 yd. pass to Bill O'Connor for a Mount score and the ultimate margin of vic- tory. The fighting Flyers threatened in the third and fourth quarters in two sustained clrivr-f but failed to score, TF? gun f-'Life the game with Chami- nade on tv M unt's four yard line. Q, . 3. Q W 'lf 1 ' M. 3 f 'wr , ' ' ,M -': '4' J x PC NX f AJ... Coach LaBorne ready for practice. aol 1 5099 .3 J J h aiu. SWEENEY ll k 9 If I so MCGRATH JIM KEATING Front Row: A. Dicderich, J, Lenz, R. Dibble, B. Swett, N. Behringer, R. Laughlin, J. Rudolph. Joe S0 Second Row: J. Sullivan, E. McGrath, J. Mahler, J. Quinn, R. Miller, F. Miller, J. Keating, W, Mehary, A. Heinlein, J. Hirten. Third Row: G. Tilson, J. Sovicro, R. Denner, W. Sweeney, J. Thompson, J. O'Connor, R. Annunziata, F. Larrick, T. Callanan, Coach Frank LaBorne. Top Row: H. Langendorfer, E. Petracca, C. Caldwell, M. Dray, W. Meehan, J. Metz, J. Donnelly. Not Pictured: S. Tufano, V. Daly, J. Thorp, J. McCann. - - - -T 1 ir 1. L1 n 7 vii?-0 .. t old go-go for the annual Hempstead classic. Boiler Burns peps up' the gang with tha Assistant Coach JOE MCSHANE THE Tigers emerged victorious fo Chaminade - Hempstead I' the third successive year in this grid classic. A quick pass, Wayne to Folz, was good for 35 yards and a touchdown in the first quarter. Freddy Miller rallied the fighting Flyers to hold off a Tiger threat in the second quarter. Jack O'Connor's brilliant 38 ard broken field run in the third Y quarter set up a Flyer scoring oppor- tunity, but the Tigers held. Chaminade - Sewanhaka ON a muddy, slippery gridiron the Flyers' offensive clicked with pre- cision in the annual Election Day Se- hriller. Sam Tufano bucked over for a touchdown in the second ted a pass and set up the O'Connor touchdown in the third, pushed through the weary lndian line for the third score in the fourth. Chaminade could not be denied in this most impressive victory of the season. wanhaka t quarter, intercep is -sir X. .-Q. Q my Chaminade - John Adams AT Dexter Park, Brooklyn, the Flyers met undefeated and untied John b h rd ractice Adams. Precisioned'y a p and led by the inspirational drive of Freddie Miller, the Flyers held the powerful Adams to a scoreless tie. The most impressive single offensive drive of the -lv 'rs netted 67 yards .A the third p- if-od ended. ff M 9 'Y j - gi' J 1-f-Av w ,ywMt . f 'UQm...Q MA v A JA Zgwff QQ' fa -K f WW M .Q .. K 'X Saw xi ' fs- ark .. s,M 1-WANG W ' sm. MIHARY A. in ' . . .L ,., . , ,M ' K , . . . Y M - - .sw ' X ' ff 1 , j,f . - 'fwvr'i v WW f k jiiwfil 'mpf L, A-Q , Q , Lx S F' AK 5 S f Q '19 Chaminade - Freeport ONLY the indomitable fighting spirit of the Flyers and the bril- liant play of Freddie Miller prevented a complete rout at Freeport. Free- port's DeRosa scored in each of the last three periods. O. Chaminade - St. Francis IN the season's finale the Terriers handed the Flyers their fourth one- touchdown loss. Pollock returned a Flyer punt 45 yds. for the only score of the game, -X' FRED MILLER All-Metropolitan guard, Long llland's bolt. :il-my o'corjNon , mulls-is ee. W' , 'QS W . er- N S Q we X PN xo QS X . 9355 ,xcyxbes O.C,of :ix ST' N 04 . ax soho Anxexfx wx T hompson goes UD and 1 a t Hempstead, Q, Tuf Eno Dfw., Des f ,- sewah O' sc-O haka fe ag . gmsf C , sk- ffm Xer doses xp on Freddke Mn bah Gamer' Freddie Miller, All-Metropolitan guard and Thorp Award winner for gentlemanly sportsmanship. CT 1 1-4 AMA Nr ' IUH Coach Frank LaBorne, Athletic Directory Bro. . Frank Lahey, and Coach Joe McShane make , mental notes for a half-time pep talk. ws-5 C MCD and 5 ' evon .1 Xoimg OYXOUQYMJ' game . 5. ' WX Q' K HUQCNDSI J Ymes' jlvxummef- neadefs - ' ' Lehman' Chee maker, J . F aNef non an-.nw ,Daw of fre Jack Hirfe nnvf' P a, Soni n boats one in J against the Varsity. scrimmage Passing on a Chan wade tradition. ' ed Miller, AI Heinlein, M. 'V nnan of the !' ers glgb. fm. WIS, YM 3 i If 573 V I f' iw! f L9 'T F.. EQQ9' AW x'-0 Q in 1 u . F, fi ,?E 5 S, g ,. l. ,..f -.-r' fx wggf Q, ' A 6 .fsff 2 - 3 g Sv Ni Q ' f --Sf 1z '1if ': X x if Q v' . Q, .A - T 8,1n 5 'fe .fi 1, y NCE again under the guidance of Coach La Borne, Chaminade has come through with a very successful campaign. During the season the team played sixteen games and emerged victorious in thirteen of these. The brilliant play of Joe Mullaney, one of Cham- inade's greatest court stars, was the reason for this fine record. The season opened with a victory over Oceanside. ln this game Chaminade's re- serves tallied the winning points. Hicksville proved a tartar and defeated us by 4l-39 in overtime. Joe Mullaney was the all-around ace with eleven points. The team then embarked on a seven game winning streak as Tony Bedell and Whitey Collins led the 46-3l assault on Westbury. This was followed by a 41-34 defeat of Hempstead. Joe Mullaney starred in this game with fine defensive play. - 1 .- -- -1 --------, fm- iv--4-iaiicy, vvmiey Collins, JE-ICK Lenz . L. Senner r19,,J,Mul lariey UU' The following week Chaminade obtained revenge by hurdling Hicksville 4l-34 in a rough game that featured the shooting of Joe Mullaney and Tony Bedell. During the Christmas vacation Brooklyn Prep travelled to Mineola to be beaten by the Flyers 40-37. Dave Mullaney put on a sensational set-shot exhibition to garner I4 points and share honors with his brother. Westbury was again taken into camp with Whitey Collins and Jack Lenz sharing individual honors. Jack repeated his fine per- formance as the team took Baldwin. Proving their offensive superiority Chaminade rolled up seventy-six points against Sewanhaka. Dynamic Jack Lenz tallied 23 points as the Flyers set a new Nassau County Scholastic record. Joe Mullaney put on a sensational passing show while Tony Bedell tossed in nineteen markers to aid the cause. The Flyers bowed to Newtown in the last min- ute of play at Jamaica Arena. On the following day Far Rockaway was defeated. Bald- win succumbed to the Flyer attack the following week. Sewanhaka, with an improved team, was again defeated as Joe Mullaney again cap- tured scoring honors. Against St. Paul's, the team went on another scoring spree to ring up 78 points to break their own county scoring record. Collins, Dave Mullaney and Lenz led the scoring. Without the services of Joe Mullaney, the Flyers fell before Brooklyn Prep 38-29. Joe Mullaney finished the season with l7O points. He was followed by D. Mul- laney with 122. Tony Bedell, playing only half the season, tallied lO5 points. Wh! fey C Ollms mek Bald I es 9 fa 1- side game- W 7 Pre S bfe-wk .QR in ocean D '4 1e. away in the N1 llanev reaCl'1eS N U pave VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE-1943 TEAM C.H.S. OPP. OCEANSIOE LL ...rrs 37 25 HICKSVILLE ,s,, -V..sVVf.. 3 9 41 WESTBURY L ,,,s ,,.-...Y. 4 6 31 HEMPSTEAD L Vs.VVs 41 34 HICIQSVILLE LL ,,,,s L. ,rfrs L38 32 BROOKLYN PREP L 40 37 wEsTBuRY ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .......fL 4 5 20 BALDWIN LL .3VV3.4.. 45 33 SEWANHAKA ,,,,s, LL V,A,.A..3 76 29 NEWTOWN ,,,,,,,, ..,3L..VY 3 7 45 FAR ROCKAWAY . .,.,, L 43 33 HEMPSTEAD L LL....LL 39 34 BALDWIN LLLLLLLLL. LL... L LL43 31 SEWANHAKA LLLLLLL .49 33 ST. PAUL'S LLLLLL78 35 BROOKLYN PREP LL LLLLL..LLLL.LLL.......LLL L. 29 38 HAGGERTY TOURNAMENT ' OHLS. OPP, SIMON STOCK LLLLLL 44 25 ST. JoHN's PREP LL LL LLLLL LLLL LLLL L L L-LL--L37 38 K. c. TOURNAMENT ST. PETER's LLLL LL LLLL LLLLLL LL LL 46 35 STL JOHN'S PREP LLLLL 46 39 HOLY TRINITY L L L 33 34 IeY alfa Llettl and ,T-ns. A .L Carm0clY the gnifo nagerb R' hecv. 011 120 Ma triQl U C LEE AHRENS. Receiving a varsity berth shortl aft ball season co y er the basket- mmenced, Lee really prov d round' e extremely helpful in mg out the Flyer squad. Defensively, he was outstanding, and offensively, he set up many of the Crimson plays. DAVE MULLANEY. Though only a junior, Dave proved himself invaluable on the Flyer quintet during the l942-43 campaign. Possessing a deadly eye, he often broke up a close ball game by sinking long set shots with uncanny accuracy. JACK LENZ. Commanding an unusual drive, plenty of spirit and a good eye, Jack remained constantly one of the main Chaminade threats to the opponents. Deceived by his lack of height, the op- posing teams were often surprised by noticing too late that he had found his way through their defenses to tally the winning point. CHARLIE SENNER. Charlie, the tallest man on the squad, work- ed very effectively in retrieving the ball from the backboard. His height served him admirably in offensive and defensive play. His excellent team-work made him a veritable asset to the team. JOE MULLANEY. Joe's smooth ball-handling and aggressive leadership moulded the Flyers into a most successful unit. This year, his third in varsity competition, he led the Long Island Private Schools in scoring, won a berth at guard on the Haggerty All- Tournament Team and on the All Nassau County Team. And it was highly deserved, too, for Joe will ever remain outstanding among all Flyers for his unselfish play, fine sportsmanship and true Chaminadean Spirit. TONY BEDELL. A veteran player and deadly shot from under the basket, Tony was frequently the high-point man in the Flyers attack. His height being a considerable asset, Bedell consistently helped the team in retrieving the ball from the backboard. WHITEY COLLINS. Besides being a consistent threat to the op- ponents because of his ability to shoot successfully from all corners of the court, Whitey demonstrated an unusual dexterity in taking the Iball from the opposition at the most unexpected moment. Soon after Bedell's graduation, Collins frequently led the team in scoring honors. Jack Lenz and Fred Dave Mullaney Tony Bedell Miller Joe Mullaney Lee Ahrens Front Row: J. Donnelly, W. Sahl, H. Hoffman, J. Gibbons, D. Jost, W. Bulger, G. Cridland. Rear Row: L. Caracci, R. Dibble, P. Brennan, C. Rampone, B. Guilfoyle, J. Graham, D. Scanlon. J. V. RECORD Team C,H.S. Opp. Oceanside ,... ......, 3 7 ,,,,,,,, 9 Hicksville .... ,-,,,,, 3 4 33 All Stars ....., .,,.,,, 2 3 I6 Westbury ,,,, ,,,,,,, I 9 18 Hicksville .... ....., 2 2 21 CYO ......... ...,,.. 4 6 25 Westbury .........,... 38 31 Sewanhaka ,.,,...,,,,, 26 28 Brooklyn Prep ...... 28 21 Front Row: James Brofherfon, Joseph Caracci, Robert Sheahan, George Heyburn, John Fuhrman, Richard Harmon, Edward Peguillan, Eugene Quinn. Rear Row: Donald Manning, Francis Thorp, Frank McCann, Leo Blatz, Edward Brogan, William Thorp, Richard Gallagher, Edward Helm. 'JTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS-3A RAMS After clinching the junior- nior championship title in the tramural league, the 3A Rams atched their power with the eed of the lB2 Bombardiers, nners of the freshmen-sopho- are division. A field goal in ertime period gave the Rams 34-32 victory and the bas- tball championship of Chami- de. Front Row: J. Kobbe, R. Cloney, W. Hoeibisch, R. Annunziata, F. Weber. Rear Row: R. Hirten, V. Fundarek, W. Collins, R. Dibble. IlllliHlllUIlHlS Front Row: F. Powaza, W. Thorp, P. McCabe, . Second Row: W. Phelan, J. Pittello, T. Lynch, D. Mannix, Rear: J. Reddy, J. Metz. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS-IB2 BOM- BARDIERS In the lower intramural bracket the Champion Bombardiers went through the season undefeated un- til a setback in the finale by the lBl Rangers. The court ability of These YOUHQ stars was evidenced in all their games and they continu- ally afforded their opponents stiff opposition. 123 qv' 5: ancis les principal of St' r I Francisp Bro' Char Blro. Louis Faelber' Don Lynch, Coach Ol Flla9QertY Tloplly hom receiving the PONSORED by the Fathers Club of Cham- Sf- -l0l'm'5 Prep eliminated the FlYe 5 b' inade to honor a great athlete and dis- one Polnl in the 59500 d round of play aftei Chaminade had scored at will against Simoi p defeated Regis ti claim the Haggert Tr h y op y for a year. Joi Jamaica Arena, March. Mullaney, star Flyer guard, was selected or the All-Tournament team. tinguished student and gentleman, the Lt. Frank Haggerty Memorial Basketball Tourna- Stock. St. Francis Pre ment attracted sixteen Catholic teams to the TOURNAMENT CHAMPS AND PERSONALITI ES Joe Mullaney, Chaminade All-Tournament team selection, Dan Lynch, Coach of Sf. Francis Prep, Raoul Peguillan, President of Chaminade Fathers Club, Don Kennedy, Coach of Regis High, Captain Danny Lynch, Regis, Winner of High Scoring Trophy, Gene Maloney, Regis, Most Outstanding Player, Bill Sheron, St. Francis, Most Valuable Player, Steve Rogers, tbehind Malonel All-T ' Br th ' ' A y ournament Team Selection, o er Francis Lahey, Director of Athletics at Cihaminade, L COMMITTEE Ohnson J Brennan J ' ' f . Guiney, B R. Peguillan. ro' F' Lahey' The success of the tournam ent is a per- N J Len . . . . t6 , ' manent testimonial to the zealous spirit of the bam 1. Tggfk baffle. . - 'th committee headed by Mr. Joseph Guiney, the C, Senfief W' in the Swan Fathers Club, and to the excellent publicity through Mr. Mike Lee, sports editor of the Long Island Press. Walter McLaughlin, Director .of Athletics at St, John's University, Joe Guiney, Chairman of Tournament Committee, Brother Charles, Principal ot St. Francis Prep, Major Louis Tschudi, U.S.A. Air Corps, Frank La Borne, Coach of Chaminade Court Team, Dixie Walker, Popular Brooklyn Dodger Outfielder, Joe Lap chick, St. John's University Court Mentor, Mike Lee, Sports Editor of the Lon l Faerber, Principal of Chaminade High School lspeaki ' g sland Press, Bro. Louis ng at microphonel. Z no Front: C. Neumann, R. Perry, W. Cook, R. Hyde. Rear: R. Gallagher, W. Leeker, R. Annunziata, F. Byrnes. llllll CLUB RICHARD PERRY RICHARD FURLONG 4All-Scholastic? HAMPIONS for three consecutive years, the Flyer sharp- shooters, under the direction of Bro. Lawrence Mann, piled up the -best match scores in the history of Chaminade Rifle Teams, yet bowed oft the Champion's throne in favor of the unprecedented team from Hempstead. Dick Perry, Warren Leeker, Dick Geiger, Jim Judge and, until he graduated in January, Bill Cook, were the most con- sistent men on the squad. 126 FEI' W -...,, Q I X .f QL r'-Q TQ- ,ff W Q 1 V- l Hllllll Front Row: R, Collins, R. Roc, J. Quinn, W. Datz, F. Ware, P, Brennan, W. Martin, J. While, B, Morrison. Second Row: J. Strevell, T. Cullen, R. Laughlin, J. McCaffrey, W. Cuff, P. Lawrence, R. Dibble, G. Slawski, D, Jost. Third Row: T. McAuliffe, J, Rudolf, E. Boegcl, G. Sullivan, W. Marion, J, Brogan, N. Behringer, R. Waterman. WMV Nao'- ' 3 ,M uy,,g5-bf' vii . Clnamlflade Reiav 16 ami' R' R oe. T' M Cmiffe' J' Waolvh and R' COXMYNS' I 1 Q W-Na..-. 1' ,A X -A ,Q HW eww xx arm., 'Ama KQQ High WK. ,mf Y ,, . ,,,. 1 XR XX wg. N X E Rf JW Q XS mx A QE AX Q S ff 1 S Q .Rfk -f Q. f mmsk . Q Tww H Q. si' Wwiii ff? 2 if Q -'Q X Sabkwifqw ai W .v Yang K 5 z.. ., .w ax McCaffery h u r d I - HQ- mgh lump' J. Ryan I ing in Chaminade, x 1, Her-npsted, Westbury Meet. l'fl'1-ren 1' D01 e vaulhng wa W tbur meet. T. McAuliffe, They're off-Chaminade, Hempstead, es y third, and R. Roe, far right. Best Record of Chaminade Men in Track IO0-10.0-Joe Kane-May 15, 1937 220-23.0-Joe Kane-May 10, 1937 440-52.2-Bob Purcell-May 30, 1941 880-2.00-Frank Martin-May 22, 1942 M'le-4:31.3-Frank Martin-May 22, 1942 I Shot Put-50 ft. 7 -Bunky Rutledge-May 3, 1941 ' 1941 Pole Vault-11 ft. 6' -Tom Lee-May 3, High Jump-6 ft. 3 Broad Jump-21 ff. 220 Hurdles-26.9 200 HurdIes-24.3- Discus-116 ff. 4V1 880 Relay-I 233.6- Cridland, Bill Luckas-May is, 1938 -Jack Moylan-May 21, 1940 6V4 -Jack Moylan-May 21, 1940 -Bill Johnson-May 16, 1939 Bill Johnson-May 20, 1939 -Hill-May 7, 1939 Joe Goetz Bill Frawley, Geo. SCHEDULE Freeport Chaminade-Westbury-Hempstead Hempstead Boys' High Invitational, Brooklyn Sewanhaka National High School Outdoor M S Michael's of Jersey City Broad Jumper: Bill Datz. :iff- 4 .g'.f '! f 'A U 1i ' . nv Sprinters Warm up: Joe Mc- Caffrey, Gene Slawskig Dick Laughling Paul Lawrence, Jim Brogan' Frank Ware. Chaminade Track Records Joe Kane IC!-May IS, 1937 Siegfried lFI-May 11, 1938 Siegfried KFI-May 15, 1937 Purcell ICI-May 30, 1941 Martin ICJ-May, 26 1942 .3-Martin ICJ-May 22, 1942 100-10.0- 220-225- 440-522- 880-2 :OO- Mile-4:31 Shot Put-54 ft. 9111 -Wright lFr'p'fJ-May 30, 1941 Pole Vault-11 ft. 6 -Lee KCI-May 3, 1941 Hi h Jump-6 ft. 3 -Moylan IC1-May 21, 1940 Q Broad Jump-21 ft, 6V4 -Moylan ICI-May 21, 1940 Discus-118 ff. 5V2 -Becker IHJ-April 19, 1934 oetz, Frawley, Cridland, Luckas ICJ-May 25, 1938 880 Relay-I 134.9-G N w itch Brucgniif and Joe with o 'S0n Q the sho' Warm Ofm Behr A eet, Randall's Island V GREG RICE TROPHY Bees ...,,., ,,,,,,, 3 5 Aces ..,,, ,,,,,,, 3 3 Apaches .,,, ,,.,,,, 2 7 Rams ,..,, ,.,,,,, 2 O Wings ..,... .....,..,.... l 4 Trojans .,,. -M ,,,, 6 Front Row: Pete Brennan, Dick Furlong, Bill Datz, Frank Ware, Tom Crowe. Top Row: Bob Collins, Harold Draffen, Chas. Hanley, Joe Corcoran, Bill Linnehan. Front Row: Alfred Jollon, Bernard Daley, Daniel Carolin, Richard Gallagher, Edward Brogan, George Heyburn, Henry Bischoff, Robert Blantz, Richard Harmon, Top Row: Paul Gillcrist, Edward Helm, Eugene Cullen, Jerome Brady, Leo Blatz, Bruce Griffith, Edward Lenihan, Joseph Frey, Eugene Kennedy, Vincent Keenan. 'lBl ZB2 lB2 2Bl 2A 'IA WESLEY WALLACE TROPHY Rangers ....,,,. Pilots ....,,,,,,,,,, A Bombardiers .,,....,, Fighting lrish ......, Hawks ,,,,,,,, H ,,,,,-,,, Gunners .,...,.......... Ellllll Front Row R Collins J Lenz A Curley, R. Denner, R. Lamneck Second Row W Meehan R Hurten G Tllson J. Thorp, J. Faltelmeler J Juel Top Row J Mclntosh J Qumn W Thorp, J, Donnelly, F Sngglns 5 JACKSON ,... 7 ST. PAUL'S .. I3 WESTBURY .. I4 JAMAICA .... 26 BROOKLYN P 28 LAWRENCE . 30 SEWANHAKA 4 WESTBURY .. 6 HEMPSTEAD , 8 GREAT NECK T2 SEWANHAKA I5 FREEPORT .... I8 FREEPORT .... 20 HEMPSTEAD 22 RICHMOND H 24 GREAT NECK 26 ST. PAUL'S 28 LAWRENCE , I SEWANHAKA Jack Lenz Ieadlng varsity catcher. 'mm . in f . rhe F,yerWFwWw. Rear A Fllgourr A.. Quinri J, HI., Ohh D , F . fe ' M - 31Qg,,,:'JW Swag:-aney, V D ' l Fa, ey, ' aly V Fferfneier Collir? J, Lenz Undarekf, R. Annu Sf' Coach? , R. Brookgllata, J- Aijgor,-, ' o HE F I ye r Baseball team, dominating the foreground of spring sports, exemplifies and a.ugments the physical training program which is one of the basic piHars of a sound education. VVith only four returning letter- men and green but pliable material at his dis- posaL Coach LaBorne produced a tndy repre- sentative outfit. J. Lenz, S. Tufano, R. Lam- neck, and R. Collins-last year's lettermen,- formed the nucleus of the fighting nine, and with pitcher B. Guilfoyle led the Flyer attacks. el J. 'mush Gck abou F fo slu 9 Qne in fh E WS: fbury g 6 me At a pre-season warm-up: B. Guilfoyle, R. Collins, S. Tufano, I. Lenz, V. Daly. iii E, Alwell and J. Quinn mix it up for benefit of the missions with Coach La Borne as referee. Others who engaged in the jamboree were: G. Derham, lBl Rangers vs. W. Sheridan, 282 Pilots, R. Four, 2Al Hawks vs. E. Helm, lBl Rangers, R. Kane, 2Bl Fig-hting Irish vs. J. Collins, 4Al Aces, R. Mahn, ZB2 Pilots vs. K. Brickner, 2Bl Fighting irish, R, Hirten, 3Al Rams vs. P. Lawrence, 3B2, E. Alwell, 3Bl Trojans vs. J. Quinn, 4B2 Apaches, G, Morrissey, 482 Apaches vs. J. Hirten, 4Al Aces, and B. Glassen, 4Al Aces vs. G. Dolson, 4Bl Bees. Hempstead ...... Westbury ...... Hempstead .... Garden City ....... Garden City ...... Westbury ....... SCHEDULE May .....May -...-May May May ---...May Away Home l 7 ....... .,...,, H ome l 9 ....... ......, H ome .---.--Away .Away A ,V i34 Cliff Miller ikneelingl, Tom Cullen, Ken Regan, Bert Swett, Gordon Cridiand, Chris Ward, Vince Scudellari. s - - 'wi A x09 9 50 69 , ,, re and est at 23 ia ve 03 W., fi W mv' galancc DO SWG x lol 3 Se get. wp Omg FROM the freshman through the senior division, every student at Chaminade in accord with the principle ofa sound mind in a sound body, and in keeping with the physical fitness pro- gram so earnestly advocated today, takes a regular course in gymnastics under the supervision of Mr, Frank LaBorne, head coach. To insure his safety, each boy undergoes a physical ex- amination by the school physician, Doctor Frank Barnes. Whether engaged in interscholastic athletics or not, the Charn- inade student, Tomorow's Leader, develops and strengthens his body as well as his mind. 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ANNE DONAHUE STUDIOS CYD PRESEREY-LELAND MEMORIALS EOR THE CHURCHYARD 27 AND CEMETERY Qu? '3 P--J, CELTIC AND GOTHIC CROSSES, MEMORIALS AND MAUSOLEf UMS OFEVERY DESCRIPTION DESIGNEDBYREGISTERED ARCHITECTS I N THE PRESBREY- LELAND STUDIO. WORK ERECTED EVERYWHERE. EXAMPLES IN ALL STATES. PRICES RANGE FROM LESS THAN S200 UPWARD. 'PRES- BREY - LELAND MEMORIALS ARE DESIGNED. DETAILED. CARVED AND ERECTED EX' CLUSIVELY by THE PRESBREY- LELAND STUDIOS DEALING DIRECT WITH THE PUBLIC. ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET. W PRESBREY-LELAND U los I4 ST D -ur'-7 DESIGNERS AND WORKERS IN STONE 681 FIFTH AVENUE. NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK CITY BRATTLEBORO, VT. PHILADELPHIA, PA. KENSICO, N.Y, WOODLAWN, N. Y. HARTFORD, CT. L - T 1 k fz nk th L ml x Lan I N 1 9- 1 KI N If ' I W L - 'T pi? , -N13 . B'- I 'MS'-ki: L4 W. Philip McGovern, RA ARCHITECT I5 EAST 42nd STREET NEW YORK Q0 I K9 The Architect for CHAMINADE HIGH SCHOOL MINEOLA LONG ISLANDH. -pf 1943 if WAR comes to CHAMINADE . . . HATS OFF to our FIGHTING MEN . . THEY SERVE and FIGHT and DIE . . For FREEDOM'S SPIKE! ltlltll-ll'lt'1+ll'lf'4K ll'lt'll'll'l1'll'-k'k'K xx 441 xx 141 H 350 H +1-x 'K-K 'A' +1-x +1-x +1-x 41+ xx xx -K'k'K4l4l4K4K'K-K -K'K'K'K4l'K'K4K4K . . A Father's Prayer for a Chaminade Son . . Dear God . . . PLEASE keep an eye on the youngster. He's green as grass and twice as fresh, but he'll do O.K. with YOUR HELP. l know he-'ll be sc-' Ml under fire, all fight- ing men are, in the beginning, but give him a lift -wer tough spots. Whether he is a pilot or a tail gunner in the air, or with We guru crew on the big battle wagons of the sea, or just alone in the steaming, weating iungie, please keep his eyes clear and hands steady so that when he the enemy in the notch of his sight, he can squeeze softly, and steadily as he sprays Death's curtain before him. Keep his chin up, but keep him humble and secure in the knowledge that he walks his bloody road, not alone, but with that FRIEND beside nim who walked that same road on that terrible GOOD FRIDAY-but bring him back .QAEELY ...won't you . . . PLEASE! . . . GOD? , .. The Fathers Club of Chaminade High School Mineola, N. Y. A school where boys are taught by men to do a man's work Zn, life. 147 Tel. JAmaica 6-O622 GENERAL INSURANCE Island Insurance Agency 174-I4 ARCHER AVENUE JAMAICA, NEW YORK JOSEPH D. LOBER WILLIAM L. SCHNEIDER Phones WILLIAM SEIDLER Office: Valley Stream 6214 Prop. Residence: Curtiss 8206 BILL'S GARAGE Repairing and Overhauling TOWING SERVICE BATTERY RECHARGED, RENTAL, REPAIRED Work called for and delivered 709-Il W. MERRICK ROAD VALLEY STREAM, L. I. Compliments of Tel. Westbur 953 We Dcliv . . . Bernice Food Store Rockville Gull' Cr Art Galleries A' RAZZANO G SONS, Proprietors ONE PARK AVENUE WE SPECIALIZE IN FRUIT BASKETS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ROCKVILLE CENTRE NEW YORK 158 POST AVENUE WESTBURY, N. Y l48 Farewell to the Class of IQLL3 The Mothers Club Chaminade High School Nassau County Trust Company The Trust Company at the County Seat Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., and Federal Reserve System GENERAL TRUST AND BANKING BUSINESS Visit Our Safe Deposit Department F. H. A. and Personal Loans Parking Space for Patron MINEOLA, L. I. . Garden City 2998 Cars Called For and BUILDING REPAIRS Caniyan Bros. Washington Avenue 5 STREET Service Station CORNER OLD COUNTRY ROAD HARDWARE AND N S TY ,i.l. I Unexcelled Facilities for WEDDING PARTIES, BANQUETS, AND FUNCTIONS OF ALL KINDS GARDEN CITY HOTEL GARDEN CITY LONG ISLAND Under Knott Management Garden City 700 Paul G. Mathy, Manager COMPLIMENTS OF BLOOMER BROTHERS CO. NEWARK NEW YORK K E N T I L E Iasphalt tile flooringi Ideal for BASEMENT RECREATION ROOMS DAVID E. KENNEDY, Inc. 58 SECOND AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. MARITIME ACTIVITY REPORTS Y The National Weekly Newspaper for the Marine Executive V Published by Maritime Activity Reports, Inc. 80 BROAD STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. coMPi.iMENTs OF RIVOLI THEATRE Hempstead 5600 ED ENKE, Mgr. v HEMPSTEAD THEATRE Hempstead 5501 J. GHIGLIONE, Mgr. BARNES' FARM EAST POWNAL VERMONT TENNIS, SWIMMING POOL V For Reservations Write MRS. FRANK E, BARNES, Prop. MINEOLA, L. I., N. Y. or Bennington, Vermont, R. D. 2 Thi: if the -'winning adfvertixemenl in Roger: Peet? Adfver- tifing C anlext in the Clzaminade 1943 Crim.fon and Gold . Submitled by JOHN BUCKLEY At Rogers Peet, you get full value for every dollar you spend. Rogers Peet is still a standard of X 6 Quality! . 'SJ' Q Rogers Peet still means all-wool K G fabrics, careful tailoring and perfect V 5 N fitting. ' Lasting wearing pleasure A 4 guaranteed! 2 . -1 Get your clothes in a man's store -Rogers Peet-Style Headquarters for the Younger Man. D I N Y kC't : ' Fifrnaxveme ty 13th Street warren street Aifegfgis at 41st Street at Broadway at Broadway at Bromlield St. J PLUMBERS OF SHOP 79 BRooKl.YN NAVY YARD . DELANEY V. REILLY E. MADSEN J, FERRAGMO R. LARKIN A. LPARI F. ROM C. MARTAIN J. GROTE A. WALTERS F. COLASURDO J. LENZ WILLIAM J. HIRTEN CO., INC. Church Goods - Religious Articles 25 BARCLAY STREET NEW YORK Tel. EVergreen 7-8234-5-6 PIES AND CAKES you enioy in your cafeteria baked for you by Paradise Baking Corporation I6-34 NORMAN AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. I Knott's Pharmacy YOUR PERSONAL DRUGGIST Corner MAIN and SECOND STREETS MINEOLA, L. I. ISI 'L The Kloski Store Young Men's and Boys' WEARING APPAREL Individually Tailored Clothes We specialize in individual service-choice .of fabric and style--at popular prices. Your satis- faction fully guaranteed. Samples displayed at your home or office. Homeland Tailors S. SILVER 7 No. VILLAGE Ave. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, L. I. CO- F6207 26 PARK PLACE NEW YORK Tel. Mlssouri 7-1699 Orders Promptly Delivered Tel. Missouri 7-0310 LEO J. FITZHARRIS Hans Brodersen Archmoor Shoe Shop DELICATESSEN Natural Bridge Shoes for Women-55.50 to 56.00 Fmv G'0'e'les 'WSI' Ve9e'ab'eS Girls' School and Dress Shoes-53.50 to 55.00 Home Cooking - All kinds of Salads II4-Ol COLFAX STREET HOLLIS, N. Y. 217 JAMAICA AVENUE QUEENS VILLAGE, N.Y. Tel, Rockville Centre 367 Tel. Glen Cove 185 Operated by MARY TENKE George's Pastry Shop 298 SUNRISE HIGHWAY ROCKVILLE CENTRE NEW YORK Mary's Beauty Shoppe PERMANENT WAVES - HAIR STYLING Hours: Daily 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.-Evenings by appointment 86 SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE, L. I. Opposite Cove Theatre Tel. Valley Stream 2900 GaIIagher's Funeral Home 9 EAST VALLEY STREAM BOULEVARD Have Your Lawn Mower Sharpened by Experts The Factory Way Floral - Belle Shop Tel. Fie 3-2513 VALLEY STREAM LONG ISLAND 247-O7 JAMAICA AVENUE BELLEROSE, N. Y. RICHARD T. CHILDS GEORGE A. KRAMER Tel. NEvins 8-7590 Open Evenings C p14 ent of Long Island Real Estate Om 'm S I APPRAISALS Gunther s Clothes Tel. Garden City 3075, 3076 63 FLATBUSH AVENUE 222 FRONT STREET MINEOLAI L, I, Facing Bd Ave. Ez Livingston Ave. BROOKLYN, N. Y. Tel. Hicksville 440 C. W. Lauman 6' Co. WATER SUPPLY CONTRACTORS PUMPING EQUIPMENT - WELL DRILLING BETHPAGE, LONG ISLAND New York Office: 50 CHURCH STREET, COrtlandt 7-4020 Valley Stream Recreation Hempstead Recreation BOWLING GREATEST INDOOR SPORT LOUIS W. GEISLER, Prop. 4 Hotel Galvin's T. P. GALVIN The Central National Bank MINEOLA, LONG ISLAND C0-MPLETE BANKING FACILITIES 305 FRONT STREET fo' HEMPSTEAD NEW YORK INDIVIDUALS AND CORPORATIONS Tel. Rockville Centre l9l9 Eye Examination: TSI. Floral Park II52 Albert Soos, 5.5. Opt. Edwin F. Powell, D.D.S. OPTOMETRIST SURGEON DENTIST 220 SUNRISE HIGHWAY II FERN STREET Rocxvme CENTRE New YORK FLORAL PARK NEW YORK Tcl. FLcdstone 3-0739 Compliments of Bellerose Pharmacy JOHN G. WELSCH, Ph.G. ' O Swankle Frankie JAMAICA AVENUE CORNER 247th STREET BELLEROSE LONG ISLAND, N. Y. Compliments of Tcl. Westbury 785 I P. Russo Shoe Store Bauer s Meat Market ENNA JETTICKS for LADIES 81-16 LEFFERTS AVENUE WAI-K,oVER for MEN KEW GARDENS LONG ISLAND I4O POST AVENUE WESTBURY, N, Y Tcl. Westbury l55 Abbatiello Meat Market POST AVENUE WESTBURY NEW YORK A Friend N . Ren ken DELICATESSEN Call Hempstead 4179 - Prompt Free Delivery 33 FULTON AVENUE 1Near Stratford Roadl WEST HEMPSTEAD, L. Tcl. Garden City 4048 A. H. R e i Compliments of S S I OPTOMETRIST Craftsmen Office Hours Daily ....,.. 9.00 A.M. to 9:00 RM. Ph0f9 c9mP3nY1 Inc. g Wednesday . . . 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. and by appointment 140 MINEOLA BOULEVARD MINEOLA, L. I, 245 WEST 55th STREET t-.IEW 'R l55 Wheatley Hills National Bank WESTBURY, N. Y. Pay-as-You-Go Checking Account Personal Installment and F. H. A. Property Improvement Loans MEMBER OR FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. GIFTS NOVELTIES The Gift Nook 210 I-IEMPSTEAD AVENUE WEST HEMPSTEAD, L. I. HOSIERY LIBRARY RUSSELL M. BARLEY, Prop. Barley's Pharmacy THE REXALL STORE 167 POST AVENUE WESTBURY, L. I., N. Y. Tel. Westbury 220 Free Delivery Edward W. Staab Established 1870 Lowe Brothers Paints and Varnishes Hardware, Houseware, Tools, Glass Electrical Appliances, Cutlery, etc. POST AVENUE WESTBURY, L. I. Compliments of Harry Foster NORTH GRAND AND SEAMAN AVENUES BALDWIN LONG ISLAND Tel. COrTIandf 7-7225 Otto F. Zimmer DIAMONDS - JEWELRY - SILVERWARE Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing 65 NASSAU STREET Room 104 - 10th Floor NEW YORK Tel. Garden City 9296 Careful Cleaning - Expert Dyeing SEND US YOUR MOST DELICATE GARMENTS Yawner 8' Royal CLEANERS and TAILORS 216 FRONT STREET MINEOLA. N- Y- Tel. CUml3erIand 6,6450-1-2 Established 1908 L. A. Schwagerl Cr Co., Inc. STATIONERS and PRINTERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES 175 JORALEMON STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. Dun-Rite Cleaners I9 BAYVIEW AVENUE MANHASSET LONG ISLAND Compliments of The Freshman Sodality Tel. Westbury 870 Westbury Feed GL Supply Co. HAY - STRAW - GRAIN Purina Chows a Specialty-Mokomb Poultry Equipment 133-35 POST AVENUE WESTBURY, N. Y. Tel. Westbury 821 Wheatley Hills Chemists, Inc. 211 POST AVENUE WESTBURY NEW YORK Charles E. Whitehead Cr Sons Incorporated HARDWARE, PAINTS 8' HOUSE FURNISHINGS I4 NORTH GRAND AVENUE BALDWIN, L. I. Tel. Garden City 33l2 Reinke's Florist WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS SECOND STREET and THIRD AVENUE MINEOLA NEW YORK Service Entrance to Nassau Hospital Compliments ot Garden Market I73 SEVENTH STREET, GARDEN CITY J. F, MOLONEY, Prop. Tel. Garden City 9393 Office: Manhasset 226 - Telephones - Res. Manhasset 365 Established l9O'l I Thomas 0 Connell LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE INSURANCE and SURETY BONDS AUCTIONEER , 22l PLANDOME ROAD MANHASSET, L. I. Compliments of John Sexton and Co. Compliments of Edward F. Dooley Tel. HOlIis 5-3646 Rudmann's Pharmacy JAMAICA AVENUE, coR. I90th STREET HOLLIS, I.. I., N. Y. J. G. RUDMANN A. P. MASHIN Tel. LAurelton 5-957I C. Roncallo, Prop. Riviera Restaurant and Pizzeria BEER - WINE - TABLES FOR LADIES 226-O9 MERRICK ROAD LAURELTON, L. I. A. Behrens ICE, CREAM PARLOR 220th STREET and MERRICK ROAD SPRINGFIELD LONG ISLAND Tel. HOIlis 5-9728 Lic. L73O KEEP IN GOOD SPIRITS Nagle's We carry a full line of Imported and Domestic WINES - LIQUORS - CORDIALS New York State Retail Wine and Liquor Store ZOOAO7 HOLLIS AVENUE NEXT TO GRAYBAR Tel. Vlrginia 3-5294 Frank J. McCann Painting and Decorating Contractor IIS-1-I3 Illth AVENUE RICHMOND HILL, N. Y. ' COR. JERICHO TURNPIKE AND WILLIS AVENUE MINEOLA NEW YORK Men's and Boys' Shop BERT JACOBS Tel. Garden City 3539-.I GIFTS FOR MEN AT HOME OR AWAY Tel. Hempstead 277-R Westbury 703 - Telephones - Hicksville 702 tim fl r nh u Model Bakery S P e G ee 0 ses SCHOOL STREET WESTBURY, N. Y AND 65 MAIN STREET HEMPSTEAD, N. Y' OLD COUNTRY ROAD HICKSVILLE, N. Y Tcl. Wes Ibury 463 Fleet Filling Station LUBRICATION WASHING and BATTERY SERVICE POST A VE. Cz OLD COUNTRY RD., WESTBURY, L. I. Tel. Hempstead I23 Geo. Peters and Sons, Inc. FLORISTS and NURSERY MEN Flowers For All Occasions CORNER FRANKLIN STREET AND GRAHAM AVENUE HEMPSTEAD, L. I., N. Y. Help Long Island Keep Well Lindsay Laboratories and Pharmacy PROFESSIONAL BUILDING HEMPSTEAD, Tel. Rockvilie Centre 3435 Centre Grill G' Bar ALL BAKING DONE ON PREMISES SUNRISE HIGHWAY AND MORRIS AVENUE ROCKVILLE CENTRE LONG ISLAND, N. N. Y. Y. HELP AMERICA BY KEEPING FIT Drink Borden's Milk 3 TIMES A DAY! Tel. Garden City 4687 Spies' Camera Shop PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES ISI SEVENTH STREET GARDEN CITY, L. I. Drink Milk for Health Bank of Westbury Trust Co. WESTBURY NEW YORK BANKING IN ALL BRANCHES Resources Over 52,000,000 Member F. D. I. C. el. HOIIis 5-5316 M. Jaeger 8 Sons JEWELFRS - WATCHMAKERS seg Jewelers American Gem Society -A '. 'XMAICA ,JFNUE QUEENS VILLAGE, I el. Westbury 94 Chapman Brothers For Economical Transportation SALES SALES N. Y. BUTLER STREET WESTBURY, L, I. I58 Tel. Fleldstone 3-2670 COMPLIMENTS OF I I 'rlsos MeNssHoP A FRIEND SPORTSWEAR FOR THE CAMPUS ZO6 JERICHO TURNPIKE ik ik FLORAL PARK ' LONG ISLAND Compliments of COVIPLINIENTS OF Embassy Grocery Co. P 0 P S I C L E S wiki? Dieges G' Clusi' U I7 JOHN STREET NEW YORK, N. Y MANUFACTURING SPECIALTY JEWELERS Class Rings and Pins Medals, Cups, Trophies and Plaques Athletic Awards Tcl. Garden City 3595, 3396 Mineola Phar macy S. DECKER, Ph.G. GIFT SUGGESTIONS-PARKER Cr JERICHO TURNPIKE and WELL SHEAFFER PENS INGTON ROAD Rockville Centre Boosters ECHKOFF'S LUNCHEONETTE SCHOLERMANN'S LUNCHEONETTE JOHN A. CAHILL EXCLUSIVE SHOFPE D'ERRICCO JEWELER 4 MINEOLA LONG ISLAND -11: .. - f . ,..... ., B - fi: I :qv I Mai C 1 11 G I' ii- : .Ei , - r qg'1 .:4E I, 55: 111 erq ,.-A F, Telephone: Garden Cily 7779 326 FOCH BOULEVARD, MINEWLA, N, Y l1lE HBE 6lllllElUl lll: BROTHER John T. Darby, for his general directions in the publication of our annual, Brother Louis J. Nath, for his art work, Brother Gilbert Gens- ler, for his photography work, Brother Henry Springman, for his photomon- tages, Brother Clarence Walters, for his business supervision, the Messenger Corporation of Auburn, lndiana, for permission to use the picture, Son of Man copyright, l936, W. E. Sallman, The Anne Donahue Studio, the New City Printing Company, Union City, New Jersey, and their expert and exper- ienced representatives, Mr. Frank Ball and Mr, Joe Consonni, to the entire Chaminade student body, the Chaminade parents, the many advertisers and friends who so generously cooperated in making this book financially possible. THE STAFF John F, Bolin, Editor l6O NEW CITY PRINTING CO Union City, N J ,t . fx , , , Rf. ,,, 45 7 ffl' . H . fl ..v Z 533g?:v'hv R J, j im 1 5 kr 3654 1 je- ' sv 1 -11, tl -X 'J' x Q -,.a 5 h X 5.21 A-54415 -X I. .':a',N, ' 'iii ' -' 'Ha ,. ,. X-Q ,N ' '. ' ' ' 'ff-'gsax' mg -5 af 1 Q . is 2 N-wk ,V t A - - Q-, A , 71' '1 'Q . W ig, .J - wx-3, V -fQ wk f :3f25 '4 f-wggf, -L 4'-Jug., .Q 1-Q ye , , 'H-.201 V 'w ' ' -5, ' 5 ' 41.5- ' lf :-Z ..: 41 eg A N64 5 1. 1 3 'A 2, w 3 :Mi ha 532-EJ A ' fi '- H, ' fig,-:I - -P - hug. ,, iiiw Q v . 1. ' 1 , X z -, 'G v h ff' f Km. W K , . as .35 H34 .fue . V gif' 1 . fx , x 'MTTL T WT-6 QQ. u4f.,,,z'k ' Q. - 5 I , :X T ' 1 1 fb j' .. ,. , gl.: ,iff M. ,.- ' -511 ' ,'5'.l' b l5,,. ggf. C .f.. 4 n , K ffl 91-1 x i? if 1 3:7 AJ ! lll 1311111122131 REVEREND Dl0CESAN CLERGY Rev. William Davis, February, 1935 Rev. Joseph Grundner, June, 1937. Rev. Henry Zimmer, June, 1935 SOClE'1'Y OF MARY Brother Thomas Dwyer, January, 1941 Brother Charles Ebel, June, 1935 Brother Joseph Eberhardt, January, 1940 Brother Kevin Reilly, June, 1935 ' Brother Charles Roggemann, January, 1942 ' rd Schwagerl, January, 1941 Brother Rucha -Vw-rf wr V ,