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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1950 volume:

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Un the 0ccas1n11 of the MHI'1Hl11StEEI1tBI1H1E111I1thE Umted States 1 X K- f sf 1 f Q THE CRIMSON and GOLD rf 1' I ' ,Y tx ' 4 s ,-, 1 2 X ' . . . f asf., . W kv X3 XX., Lax- tx' Nh I . W ,R .wi Q A A - if' .3- ' ?x . lx W' -r QV' sa: fi' 'Wifi esK'Qx5 f I 32 234 2 Q. ff Fa ff 5 ' xv! ff gig? af: g. sg Q 'fe es fa K ,L-.ff .4- , s fi' 'i A SCHO vb JINQ9 8:20 of D911 ' 'U E 3 F. E 3 4-I O Z-6f r 544-A J :sau X Facu'ltg -Classes - Graduates l CHAMINADE HIGH SCHUUL MINEULA, LUNG ISLAND cs Advertlsers leti - ' DEDICATIUN March 25 of thus year marked the suxtneth an nlversary of Brother John Nlckol In the Society of Mary Our own tour years here at Chamlnade fade Into obscurity when we realize that Brother John has spent eighteen years of has rellguous lute at thus school A true soldler ofthe Blessed Vnrgun Brother John us stall engaged In teaching l-las vast knowl edge of the culture and language of Germany stlm ulated classes and won tor hnm the hearts of has students He has become a cornerstone of Cham: nade the splrnt wnthln the walls lt IS with untold pleasure that we dedicate the l95O Crnmson and Gold E OS0 j ema to our own Brother John B Nlckol S M X Q K Q hd b Q Qhr ow ANNIVERSARY DF AN AA L 3 , , ' I x in . . ' u A I D . , . . Bro. John r news his v w n his sixtieth anniversary. Nm lg. P I v H. 1 . er hm teBC . af . A ofklfl ' S ull W N0 all ameo n television ri n Wff? f- U5 A I W? fn f xv I , ,ilk BROTHER JUHN B. NIEKUL, S.M G MARIANIS -'lm ,. y qdmaaif. HULY FATHER pupipiusxii The year l95O has been set aside by our beloved Pope Pius as a Holy Year, a year of special prayer and grace. The year l95O is also the centenary of the arrival of the Society of Mary in the United States. Embued with the teachings of these devoted Brothers, we pledge our undying loyalty to the Holy Father. We wish Him many more years of his glorious reign crowned, by the grace of God, with the blessings and success of this Holy Year. 6 C M 'D www, K 1 410-A UUR BISHUPS Continuously aldlng and furthering the cause of Catholic education our Blshops al ways cast nnspurung eyes upon us As we step forth from the halls of Chamlnade we wall look to them for the leadership th t IS o necessary un the world of today r-A-5 :fa :l ift 35iV '?l-3 HIS EXIIELLENCY THUMAS E MULLUY BISHOP OF BROOKLYN HIS EXEELLENEY RAYMUND A KEARNEY S.T.D. J.C.D. AUXILIARY BISHOP OF BROOKLYN 'Sara Q ' -9 gaiiwzs fl ' An' ll ,.. , , 7 f? HAM WE l X X.,-4' i -Y f-- f aq,wv1 THE SIIHUUL The spirit ot Father Chaminade casts itself over and into every Chaminade man. As Father Chaminade looks over this school, proudly bearing his name, he sees young men who, like him, love the Blessed Virgin, who, like him, seek to please her in all that they dog who, like him, seek to do her work of the apostolate in the environment in which Providence places them. Overflewing with the spirit of Chaminade, we are to be apostles in every field of work, in every walk of life: bring- ing the world the much-needed message of Christ, the truth that shall lead back to God. ,V 2 1, 5-1 ,ff ,nf .,,.? ' B W bar' A-,,,.,. ,f ' 4 i,,'-gf' LV . f 'fmf 'fi' I i rf . fi i h e of ,gl ' i a I- lf' 5 t M 'll 413 'p f , 1 .Q 451' I Ill Q! m SPXRYYU M. his We 5t1'1VB to i E f 'K ig. 2 'Q 3 Qi Hp., in Q if i i as , f -fn fl . li f , If Zrff. , 3 U? :fx A 5 'M ' 'x ' - . - . Q api at . ff ,f 5 '5' l 4 , ,, I E. ,f, 55 :lvl v , . az, L ' ,Tl 'fbi 1 if A fl ,Wg , cawg' Er. 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With pride we fought for the Crimson and Gold, giving all that we had. The victories and the defeats both did their part in molding us into better citizens of the future. A -u , ,9 ' 4 .5 Q' n f:g' vw QC' H ,,fff A ,, .5 '53 iivf, . l , ,.. ,47 . f CHAMlNADE HICH SCHOOL MlNEOl.A LONG ISLAND FF' CE OF HE RNCIPA My dear Graduates lt as your good fortune to graduate from Chamunade l-llgh School un thls year of momentous hlstorncal sngnmfmcance for l95O marks the centenary of the death of Father Wulluam Joseph Chamunade samntly Founder ofthe Socnety of Mary The lnfe of thus remarkable genuus of God offers to you a rare example of leadershup that ns an nnspuratlon nn nts ndeals darung un nts means and sound nn nts doctrlne Father Chamnnade would refuse no apostolnc work nn hxs vnsuon of an unnversal apostolate he would demand of has apostles a deep profound unterror lufe he would consecrate hrs followers by specual vow to the lmmacu late Vurgnn Mary This nch tradutuon of leadershup emanatnng from the lnfe and example of Father Chamunade surges down through the years aluve and vubrant nn the works of the Maruanusts You have fallen heur to at And wlth that envuable unherntance comes the added responsubnlnty to grow more and more worthy of your God guven glfts To nurture your unhentance that nt may blossom forth unto the flower of a ruch full Chrustnan lute you wnll fund no worthy substntute for suncere earnest prayer By means of prayer you wall plck your way through the dark ness of sorrow by means of prayer you wlll ever keep nn sharp focus the all lmportant obyectnve of Eternal Llfe by means of prayer you wnll move serenely among your fellow men drawung them to Chrxst by the sweepnng power of your own example of Chnstnan manhood May our Blessed Mother our lufe our sweetness and our hope gulde and protect you nn all your undertakungs every day of your lnves Very snncerely yours nn J M J Prlnclpal 9 A es' O9 O l T I I I I I I I - I I I - I II ' II ' I I I I . . ., ' 1 FACULTY LAWRE NC5 H MCGERVEY omeroom 38 S Algebr l eff, B'O'O V af? fololcal Dfawm CLARENCE J wALT:Rs sM Ch QV Cfub -SOdal ee lea Vnce Prmcrpal 'ty M dere' Head of Mathematlcs Department Dean of Dlscnplune Intermediate Algebra Plane Geometry Trrgonometry Faculty Moderator of Mothers Club Faculty Moderator of Alumni Association L MAXIMILIAN BEYER SM A 5 Faculty House Attendant 1-AH Publicity Files Y- AFX EQWP' evorft Q 1 yxom nge Cie CS 5 Y me O V offtel bfa 9 Sal rwtatiup N6 9 t we 22 I ,M' . - -3 , F M . Q I . 4 4 1 - - y Y - ' 4,1A ' - b I' oders . l' 5 '53, or ' lli fi I ll lf V 1 iw-N. .Xl ' ' I Faculty Moderator of Fathers' Club ru E 3 'f'l ' ' .- PM ,ily-fx .,. , -cb, V -. , flvi U-it-,,'jy - f N' D QYWX Km o O Q3 6 '15 will tl to Ge Pxl er or e El 6 lf- JOSEPH F. THOMAS Head Football Coach Track Coach JOSEPH F. FOX Assistant Basketball Coach Homeroom 282 A English History Physical Education Band REV. ADRIAN McCARTHY, S.M. Horneroom 332 JOSEPH GAU Head of Religion Department Hom D571 S Religion Banderoon, 481 English HMOL-jerar Dramatics Coach R 'Sfory Of Sodality Moderator Camiligpn ra Cfgb 23 u n if ,Q JOHN J DRERUP SM Englxsh Llbrarnan Latln Dramatlcs Coach GERALD E MORRIS SM Golf Coach Head of Spanish Department Spannsh Driver Education ROBERT G SCHAWALDER SM Homeroom 283 Elementary Algebra R Intermedrate Algebra EV PAUL W Advanced Algebra AGNER Plage Gegmetry Head Echfplam lnde ule 'Ql En Department Crrmson and Gold Advuser R lg rsh Sod I e 'gon 3 :PY Moderator 24 .ff i R f I 'R .I , I X I I A X g: a ! Z, its A D 1 ,323 W H , s.M, . of , 419' MAURICE w MILLER sM Guldance Dlrector Debate and Speech Club Relrguon Sodallty Moderator f vg EDWARD F FLYNN Athletlc Dlrector Asslstant Football Coach Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Physncal Educatuon RAYMOND E LEOPOLD SM Homeroom 2Bl Spamsh Englush LUME 5 M Economacs ROBERT! B 3A Journallsm Homefoom Tarmac Advuser TYP'n?1 Rsfle Coach En'-WS Sodalzty Moderator 25 g mul- gc 5? Hr SM' 2 Home rQ0I'nD!FE3rn-nenf d of Lawn Hea Latin afof Sodaliw Mode., ervisor i rETER C. LINDEMANN, S.M. Homeroom 482 Band SUP Spanish Assgsfant Chemistry 5.19 sow ARD WE ' ocKf SM' Science Club Sodality Moderator Crimson and Gold Business Adviser sri' ufe was , wie - Cgfefena r - l1W.XN.A,..yy X Groks: ABMAYR s,M W e e 78 'f V mls? ' ' 1' ie 3553, Homeroom lei C -K Lawn w :c'f' UW , XFN x - - ff, .!..,, Y' A Y , -1. R If ,5,G..h,m. if 1. vUXl,,u I e gvon ' . 'f .I 5 Sodalify Moderafor ' '- ti L' g ifwl Tarmac .fm-,.f1, .nu V i t I:-'QM' W, . .321 Mi., + Q. r r i : sb , in 54.55 5 5, 5 'YL it ,,- x r . I.-H , 'X J 'S Nl' .II num 6 u Y z f ' Jmvinm ! cuuexbii- SM' wANC'5 S ma Homefop Remlfzg S daXESRode'aw' o ANT-Ho Ny L . SALET E german L' s'M. Sfatfoner Uglish Y Deparrm enl- Y H Nl E5 P dndpax feiaw SCC 27 MISS MAR Guidan GARET HAYE- ce Secretary S ELAS FRONT ROW T Gibbons J Anglo: D Curran R Cotler R Bason R Doyle R Ahearn A Campo SECOND ROW E Gallagher R Angard P Elchner E Donnellan E Carroll D Crawford A Funk J Bergm C Grennan THIRD ROW N Braun J Gormley G Carrlgan V DeMeo R Gordon H Ahrens J Dwyer G Brandewnede S Dearden W Carolan BACK ROW E Eakln J Dlrr A Butler J Folks A Anton W Dausch F Corkhull T Archer J Dwyer J Gallacher Cr- ,,- ,- ,. ,. ,. . :. - ,QA ,,- ,- ,- ,. ,. A,: ,. . : -,-,- .- .. ,. 1- ,- ,. ,- . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' , . ., f. , 1. ' . A Funk treasurer R Gordon president F Archer, vlce president No other class In the school has progressed so much an the last year as the lBl Eagles On the football team we had Archer Brandewlede Butler Carrugan Corkull DeMeo Dwyer, Gallacher and Gordon ln basketball we were well represented wlth DeMeo, Durr Gallacher and Jerry and Jack Dwyer Not only nn sports dud we do well but we won the underclass spellmg banner and then we took down the sensors by takmg the school spellung banner We have many on the honor roll, In the blology club debate and speech society sodallty and Tarmac The Intramural season went well with boys luke Ahearn Alcher Brandewuede Braun Butler Campo Carrlgan Curran and Doyle ln boxing Ahearn and Butler held up our class Thus year was great but for the next three look out for the Eagles Spaeth gets the inside do e from Brother Mc p . Gervey while Strayton dreams of his one and only. HONOR MEN BACK ROW: F. Corkill, R. Gordon, P. Eichner, S. Dearden, W. Dausch, V. DeMeo, A. Anton, E. Eakin. FRONT ROW: E. Donnellan, R. Bason, A. Butler, R. Aniard Between-period traffic jam. Frosh biology students examining the fragrant menagerie. FRONT ROW R McKeon F LePorln R Gundermann D Merklln J Heuss P Lynch R Muller F Lange L Klrwln SECOND ROW W McManus T Ivers T LeVlness P McConnell L MBQlllIQBU R Muller F Jensen G Meydtng R Grimm THIRD ROW E l ce J M r h G Ke es A Kent C Mort ll E Lawlor D Lore J Morr R H l V M n up y y g y IS ozweuss anne FOURTH ROW R Klernan E Meyer J Lew W McDermott J McGrath J McGulre M Lacopo M Morris H Mull r V Under the leadershlp of Brother Paul Reach and Its president Gregory Meydlng the class has come through with flylng colors In school actuvutres The whole class turned out for the football untra murals late last September to play against a sophomore class Unfortunately they lost Two weeks later found a part of the class on the freshman football team The season turned out to be rather bad the freshman team wrnnmg only two games Classes lAl and lA2 were tled for the spnrlt cup By the flap of a corn the later class won lAl won the school spelllng contest Part of the class IS now lB2 Class lA2 won the banner for having the hrghest average rn the school Part of that class IS now lB2 From thus you can see that there IS not a lack of school splrlt ln basketball there was also a large turnout wrth the result that four out of flve freshman players are members of H32 The season turned out very well the team wan ning over a majorlty of the games Members of thus class belong to almost all the clubs an the school They are not lacklng ln scholastlc ablluty since the January honor roll found representatives of lB2 among the hlghest The money contributed to the Mlsslons durnng Lent was also well worth prarse. 32 M, Lacopo, vice presidentj G. Meyding, president R. Knernan, secretary-treasurer. ff 1 K 1111 HONOR MEN BACK ROW: R. Grimm, J. McGrath, E. Ince, R. Kiernan, G. Meyding, J. Lew, J. Morris. KNEELING: J. Heuss, R. Miller, T. lvers, P. Lynch, F. LePorin. Yo' Look, it crawls! The biology class with Brother McGervey examining co-operative zoo members. -. as Kiernan learns the proper tense from Brother Abmayr. 33 '55 11' T I nliaie an MHEMEWM ..-.--L ...uw YTF' 50+ FRONT ROW A Scumeca R Wulluams J Waters D Schmuft J Wallace R Lapke R Trabold J Sulluvan P Neacy SECOND ROW AVerBouwens J Sulluvan F Quunn J OBruen D Torpue L Schelbach E Quugley D VerBouwens R Wolf THIRD ROW D Remuzzu R Strayron E Sculeppu N Rodgers W Su-nth J Therruen H Verbesey L Oleksuak K Salusbury BACK ROW W Wumsatl E Schuck F Reynolds C Rooney M Ryan J Travers D Spaeth R Murphy 1B3 PANTHERS M Ryan, secretary treasurer, K Salusbury, presudenl, W Wumsatf, vuce presudent Although ut had not completed uts unutual year at Chamunade the H33 Panthers has captured the real spurut of the school and has shown uts merut by uts accomplushments Scholastucally, the Panthers rate very hugh The underclass hughest average and the school hughest average awards proved thus Septem ber found J Therruen, R Wolf, L Schellbach, W Murphy, E Sculeppu, E Schuck, M Ryan, W Wum satt, K Salusbury, and R Strayton tearung up the gruduron whule W Murphy, R Murphy, C Rooney, Ryan, Therruen, Salusbury and Reynolds partucupated un freshman basketball The crack of dawn found Allen Scumeca, Jum Therruen and Duck Tapke wend ung theur way to band practuce whule l-l Verbesey, J Wallace, R Strayton,J Waters, C Rooney, John Sulluvan, F Reynolds and Art and Dave Verbouwens were un the debate club The buology club also at tracted many Panthers and Duck Murphy became presudent 1- L W . r- fr-wf fm t' M 1' Y 'A ,j Q ,, ff 1 'N ' b, .., , any u T Ti 'fr as rss, -O---.ws J , ,f '-'M V -Taz ,My 1 ,, 7. s,,, ' ,N.--. Y ,W .M J A -M-f f, -- ' 1 fri. if Y ' fl., M.. . , l , - , if o , u V Q , J .L 2 ' E - :A , f A i l, V -7 l I , ' ' U ' A-f W ...L-A ' If ' 'Q ' L f N V V u J - 1 ' J ' , 1 ' u 7 , .1 '- , .. . I , I l 1 1 ,. , tu - .r .- ' u .. ,u A NVE 9 , lk 'J L1 J .. : A . ..l H A fe- as i ,, ,,,, r' 4- V , 3 lr 'J 1 , , , . I ' 4 ' '. r .' 1, .' I ' : f , ' f ' . ' ' I ' ' ' I - , , - , . H H , , , . , 4 . , . , . Q . - , 4 ' ' I 1 - 1 - r - 1 - ' f - r - r - r - - - - , - , - r - , - , - , - , - - 34 HONOR MEN BACK ROW: F. Quinn, L. Oleksi D. Verbesey, D. Remuzxi, H. V B E besey, A. Verbouwens, C. Rooney, Scilleppi, J. Therrian, W. Murh PY N. Rogers, R. Wolf, J. Sulliva FRONT ROW: R. Williams, R. T bald, J. Wallace, D. Schmitt, ra D. Torpie, J. Waters, J. O'Brien. Such attention! Brother Zahn stymies another student. wig, Z1 Hams for dinner. Freshman lunch period 5 FRONT ROW J Bruno D McLaughlin P Basel R Engel J Carey W Boorman W Barnes D Cole P Rocchso SECOND C I P G ht W P J C R C b ll A De nan J Ambroslo J Carroll J Beverud THIRD ROW ROW E oye erag y oz osgrove ampe Q ge J Cassldy J DNoto T Fitzgerald M Mascrale A Carlesu K Donnellon G Doody J Atkinson A Bosworth R Bolton BACK ROW R Comerford W Cornelius R Fiedler H Florence O DeJesu P Cassidy R Boguskl D Haase F Coulter E Condren At the outset of the school year we Comets were determined to put the sophomore dnvlslon on the map Twelve of our scholars won a berth on the honor roll which was topped by our own Doug Cole who attained a 97 990 ln the fleld of sports we were well represented by Pete Cassidy DeJesu Fltzgerald Bogusku and Cornelius In football and by Ed Condren In basketball The baseball team clalmed DeJesu Boguskl Haase and Campbell for their talents The track squad was spurred by J Cassudy Bosworth Bolton and Coulter Under the batons of Mr Ferdunando and Bro Gaudet our sux members Basel Bolton Fnedler Haase Boguskl and Rocchlo labored gallantly Contrlbutlng to the glory of the school by way of the Natlonal For ensnc League were Donnellon and Condren who per formed admirably at all the tournaments Our loyal apostles of Mary who enrolled In the sodallty numbered about flfteen Our class splrlt rn all school actlvntles can be typ: fled by the saga of our nntramural basketball team whlch swept through the whole lower duvlslon wuthout a loss only to lose to a very powerful 4B2 class by one point The sophomores certannly have been put on the map as a result of the sterlmg efforts of a fughtlng and splrlted class the 2Bl Comets -0' Y Dale Haase Oliver DeJesu Kenneth Donnellon 2B1lIlJMETS X .V ' - Ltly AA 36 fx The student dance band that played for the Christmas dance. 'D vff 5 HONOR MEN BACK ROW: Anthony Carlesi, Gerald Doody, Oliver Delesu, Robert Bolton. FRONT ROW: Douglas Cole, James Cosgrove. Ken Donnellon entertains some friends at the Centenial Speech Tournament. 37 .JL . mini MZETM ....,s..-l ...,......,. FRONT ROW P Grlbbrns R Kraemer C Melvin R Malyk J Mellor R Kulfeather R Holgate J James R Keenan T Lustlng P Lamb SECOND ROW R Harrison R Meyer C Joyce P Kasperskl D Kenny G Maresco J Lynch J Klelnschnltz J Knapp J McNulty THIRD ROW J Kraus T Knrpe J McKeon R Kertscher R Mullar J Mehary N Kammer P McGarry D Hopkins J Hughes J Hayes BACK ROW J Keller P Meynen J Ryan J Kramer L Masottu R Kmpe T Jordan R Kuldea E lpser E Marine We Lancers showed partlclpatlon ln every school sport and t ex ra currucular actlvlty durung the past school year ln football Kraus, Mehary, Masottu, and Kertcher proved valuable members of the J V squad Melvln represented the Lancers ln J V basketball and Holgate racked up wuns for the tennis team ln the sprung McGarry and McNulty burned up the ball team was augmented by S clnders In track and the base Kraus and Masottu Hopknns, Kenny, Hughes Kertcher Lynch and Ryan darlngly rlsked all In the annu , al boxung jamboree W ro y Marnne, Kraemer, Kramer, Joyce and Meynen the Sodalnt was ld d , 1 Y 3 e by the devotnon and example displayed by l-lolgate, Harrison, Jordan, Joyce, Keller, Malyk, Mehary and McKeon ln de bate Harruson went to Cl and the Debate and Speech Club was also strengthened by the y, and Jordan Joyce, Malyk, e were well represented on the honor ll b eveland and the State Tournaments membershlp of McKeon, McNult and Kenny know the meanang ot Sharps and flats as they merrlly toot their way through Chamlnade CLASS oniciltinng and James esnden , S ' K aeme' Rnchard Haxgeanhllaykl and Raymond r MeharY, R 38 Richard K Marine, Raymond James McKean a Sbrious ONOR STUDENTS eenan, lohn Kraus, Charies Joyce, Edward Kraemer, Paut Lamb, James Kramer, nd Heh Kammer. X f work always becomes a sophomorefespeclally when hav svlir a a 4 'and n wha, gobfr six wa Ou havegs 39 ing his picture taken. Os' Gr deliven 8 5 n Uhsh durin 9 speech Clas s, B 'D . sl ll me.: -M In ...,W..M c-4 4- 4,,,, . , I Lt' ' ' ef- t? '3'iT.AI1If' as N MT' FRONT ROW D Murphy H Watt R Ruppensteln J Rogers G Vavoso J Poag F Sclmeca L Roach D OShea SECOND ROW R Murphy L Riley J Strassel F Oster L White C S Idler J Pennachvo G Noonan J Peldal THIRD ROW C Simpson E Regan R Segal R Morrow R Plunkett S Samson L Savane F Slgnor J Soltys F Prngnano FOURTH ROW R Qulnn J Shanley R Prendergast C Slucklen G White G Stradar J Murphy A Swartz J Roefs T Mullen ,eff ,.f ,,-1f'f'A' ,.-'- -15 QCERS CLASS Minh MurPhY and Jos tanley SamSJ0a':nes pga9 2B BLADIATURS have established In all phases of lnfe here at Chamunade sports and extracurrncular actuvltles as well as nn scholastic achievements ln sports Murphy Savane Rlley Prendergast and Oster Contrubuted greatly to the well earned success of our Jayvee football squad On the cmders the efforts of Strassel and Plunkett have mented them potentlal varsity berths on next year s team Artle Schwarz and Jerry White gave thelr talent to the Jayvee hoopsters and George Stradar easily copped a positron as an up and comnng J V Numrod whale Jam Soltys dlsplayed hls puglllstnc ablluty an the Boxnng Jamboree ln the musical department we found Rhodes Qulnn Stradar Mullen Ruppenstenn and Simpson lendlng their skull to the Chamvnade band Jim Poag participated IH forensic actnvutres and the Tarmac enjoyed the reportlng of ace scribes ulnn Stradar and Plunkett As far as scholastnc achnevment the Crusader scholars led by Duck Quunn demonstrated thenr Intellectual attannments by marntannnng an excellent class average throughout the year 40 I I , ,, M my I X .. ? 7 1' x . s I I I X I 3 I A We, the Gladiators of l952, are proud of the record we . . . , gm v . I I I I ' 1 , . . . ' ' ' I A V V 1 U 1 I ' I I . . . 4 . . . xr J f Q' 7-?,..': Q I I ' 4 F ,lf ' I 4 1 I tif. 'S I M 'fr M 'J 1 s ' ' Wi? f I, 1 s 9 Q , v ' we 2' . if Tx 3 x U 4 .1 I ffm? 1 953 ff? 4' sf' , K, tin V Y S' ., f V I -ft 5 R E 'Q il 'W Q x .3 'lip gf . 3 -f ,xv af' ' O'- :Q L ' , 2 Sv' i-1 sa IV. K , 'W T 4- 42 L X 'U A. ni My ,, M, , if ' 'W iss: 'fl Q. . I Q1 lfgq. l FRONT ROW L McGrath R Urbunato H Schwarz J Daly J Connelly P Stebe E McDevutt J Cremuns A Strasse! SECOND ROW W McCarthy E Turner J Maddock R B tt u ner W Scheurer R Dunn R Roden J Byrne W McCue THIRD ROW J Dunne R McQuulIan J Puorro R Munch H Rochford P Tuerney J Savulle C Ehmann D Edman BACK ROW W Hundt L McCoy F Schmutt R Keatuno J Castell H GI Jamei CLASS 0FFlCF.Rilowa'd Roghford d Savulle can Ehmann an o oe C Locke J Gundermann S Bartnuck AVENGER Already un uts thurd year at Chamunade we fund a class of spuruted students The theme of thus class mught well be All for one and one for all They typufy the Chamunade attutude Workung as a tught knut organization and always fundung fume to help the other Thus wunnung combunatuon us made of many dufferent types of unduvuduals whuch also exemplufues another Chamunade traut Yes thus class shows all that us necessary to attaun heughts un thus endeavor or any future encounter The spurut ullustrated by thus part of the student body runs extremely hugh and fruendshups often reach great heughts among uts members There us a boy named Spuke Daly who always seems to have hus funger un the sports pue Also un thus fueld of endeavor we fund Larry McCoy Football also us one of our hugh pounts We fund Jummy Savulle Roy McQuullan Carl Ehmann Larry McGrath Bob Keatng Waldo McCarthy and Frank Schmutt as very probable varsuty materual The class boasts Jummy Dunn and Ray Urbunato as two boys who always come through un the braun s department Wuth thus calubre of student our class wull never faul un any undertakung or endeavor 42 ,Q ' Q W 1 Q. Chrlsimas Dan: r we v a A 9 HONOR STUDENTS BACK ROW: James Dunne, Carl Ehmann, William Scheurer, and James Saville. FRONT ROW: Raymond Urbinato and Robert Buftner. 43 V. Roden is so tough that Mr. Thomas has to hold Edman ..1..,..f,..,.,,s,x...,. J.............4-v..k.-N FRONT ROW J Brady W Carruth B Coote SECOND ROW J Harrigan L Buckley V Macchia P Campbell Richard Hoer mann M Kramer W Fitzgerald R Hayes M Daley V Cashman THIRD ROW W Kohler J Fahey C Kronke J Kehoe J Cahill W Lavalle T Kelliher T Dwyer C Brown R Burns FOURTH ROW W Klaess J Badum T Doyle L Fortier C Ehrhart J Hartigan L Gallacher V Fitzgerald M Kennedy RBishop BACK ROW F Licopoli R Henrich H Heinlein W Condren D dePasquale F Danner G Callan J Dash J Schneeman W McKenna ABSENT J Baxter ll ' cu-S5 OT' fwdseorse Ca a ' hmm' smcfifies B ' Vincent Caiaash and John ' 3B LIUN5 The Lions have made a mark for themselves here at Cha minade in scholarship, sports and school spirit We boast seven band members among us, in the persons of Buckley, Brady, Licopoli, l-loermann, Fortier, Danner and Gallacher Our speaking and debating ability is well represented by Con dren, Baxter, Buckley and Doyle Kramer and Bill Fitzgerald participate in dramatics Brown and Baxter were interested in the Tarmac and Cashman served as manager of practically every sport Tom Doyle and l-lenrich were active members of the sodality Dash, Klaess and Fahey roughed it up with var sity football, while Bishop, Condren and Kronke played on theJ V squad Callan and Kennedy played excellent ball for the varsity basketball team On the J V team were Kohler, Bishop and Depasquale. Fahey, Bishop, Danner and Klaess were our diamond stars, and l-lartigan, Ehrhart and Heinlein stood out on the track and cross-country teams. 44 BACK ROW: Richard lfloermann, l.aww..-- Danner, William Kohler, John Harrigan, Herman l'lemw..., , FRONT ROW: Lawrence Buckley, John Dash, Will .l.,h ,...,.... FRONT ROW W Oberle J Pardy D Martin SECOND ROW D Murphy C Marchessaulf J Wessels J Qulgley F Merklln D Stanton E Sartor W Tynan J Munna R Trouve THIRD ROW W Richardson J Tully J Montlluno D McGahan J McCIosky J Mayer N Ullr h R Moschello R McKew A Reynolds FOURTH ROW T Quunn E Schoen J Lucey W Nealon W Smyth D Parsons C Wendy T Rooney J Scalia J VIVEFITO BACK ROW J Schwarz H VonUrff B Miller D Shea R OMalIey P Pennell G Richardson J Mure B Shanahan J Ward 3B MARAUDERS We Marauders nnstugated by the real spurut that makes a class stay on top displayed our laurels both scholastlcally and In athletncs thls year We copped the Marnanust Dnve ln a breeze wuth hugh sellers Von Urff and Ward Also outstand :ng were the services of Mayer In the Debate and Speech Club Mure In the Tarmac Marchessault Parsons Wessels MC Closkey and Munna IH the Band ln athletlcs Quigley on the Rlfle Team Quinn Scalna Vnvernto and Ward nn the Boxnng Jamboree Rooney an Basket ball and our prldes, Wendy Vnveruto and Rooney an football Also on the gnduron squad were Mash Montlluno Ward Lucey, Murphy Nealon Qunnn and Shanahan Representing the Chamunade baseball team are Shea Wessels, Smyth Shanahan Wendy Lucey and McKew Sprung also brought out Marchessault Schoen Pardy and Trouve for track 46 ,A JN vw, XM CLASS OFFICERS Joseph vlVEfIf0 Robert McKew Bradford Muller and Charles Wendy 25 HONOR STUDENTS BACK ROW: Dennis Shea, John Ward, Donald Stanton, John Mish, Raymond Trouve, William Smyth and Charles Marchessault. FRONT ROW: Charles Wendy, James Pardy, Nicholas Ullrich and Ernest Sartor. Intermediate algebra seems to keep the class in high spirits. The Junior-Senior lunch period was the best course of the day. 47 RAD TE -'-1 :if 'nt HUNUR STUDENTS Kd Faiggll Joh' '50 Tom Whearty Ed Hanrahan :U Charley McGuckin 0 ,uv AI Walter Jo hh Walsh Duck Zehnle voulfler I S 1 Joe 9239 0 f 5 X, 12- ,V k ,s ts' Richie Donovan -ferr Y Mifeden, 4' 4 .f--. Q Matt Cerny ir Tom Morley Gene Grimmig SENIOR n1fF1cERs JUNE Thomas John Aab Chippy Presentation Jan'aica Chippy with his engaging personality specialized in the creation of amus ing moments for his classmates But along with his sense of fun came his staunch school spirit that saw hum in many extra curricular robs Intramural Softball 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Honor Roll l Honor Character Rating William Edward Ball Senator Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Kew Gardens Bill was one of the top scholars in e class an accomplished artist and one swell guy He won for himself the respect of all of his fellow classmates by his serious application and his con srderation for others Football l l tramural Track 3 4 intramural Foot 2 Honor Roll I 3 4 Honor Character Rating Michael Robert Ambrosuo Make Christ The King, Springfield Gardens Mike, one of our mainstays on the football field, could give and take until it really hurt. His humor and firm character placed him high on the rating sheet of his fellow Trailblazers. Football lp J. V. Football 27 Varsity Football 3, 45 Intramural Softball l, 2, 3, 45 Honor Character Rating, Edward Vlcfor Barnes Yogi Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Forest Hills Yogi always found with a smile on his face and a song on his lips lrvened up many of the Tarmac editions with his fine On the Beam column l addition he was an enthusiastic cheer leader for four years and one of our finest cross country runners Cheer leader 2 3 4 Tarmacl 2 3 Cross Country 4 Intramural Track 3 4 Honor Roll 4 Honor Character Rating Allen Joseph Arnold St Anastasia Little Neck His even and calm disposition never seemed to fluctuate a but during the entire four years that we knew Al Always quiet and unassuming h nevertheless was an ardent supporter of all the school activities Boxing l Intramural Softball l 3 Biology Club l Honor Roll l 2 Honor Character Rating William Edward Breidenbach Will St. Agnes, Rockville Centre In case anyone has any stale jokes to tell, here's your man. Bill was one of the most devoted fellows the school has ever had. Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Softball I, 2, 35 Intramural Track I, 3, 45 J.V. Foot- ball 35 Varsity Football 45 Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 35 Honor Roll I, 3, 45 Honor Character Rating. Fred Aloysius Bischoff Bisch St. Patrick's, Huntington A cheery smile could always be found on the face of this loyal classmate. Ever helping others, Fred has won many friends, and his wit and humor often helped to make the forty-five minute periods pass more quickly. Debate I5 Sodality I5 Honor Character Matthew Francis Brennan Matt St. Thomas the Apostle, Hempstead When it came to raffles, Marianist drives, or selling ads for the yearbook that streak that just went by was Matt. The results obtained by this go-getter were remarkable. Any com- pany that employs Matt will be lucky. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I5 Camera Club I, 25 Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball I, 25 Honor Chare acter Rating. Rating. Edward Patrick Brown ,,Edr, Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Eddie tended to be on the quiet side, but it was a pleasure to have him as a classmate, Neat, energetic, and strict business when it came to studies, all marked him as a typical Chaminade Flyer, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Sodality 2, 35 Honor Character Rating. 54 Donald Fred Bruhn Don St. Pascal Baylon, St. Albans With his exhuberant smile and play- ful ways, Don contributed much of the gayety in all of the activities of the class. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club I5 Sodality I, 25 Intramural Football I5 Intramural Softball 35 Honor Char- acter Rating. Matthew John Cerny 1rMatt,r St. Aidans, East Williston A smile was Matt's natural front, but still his acting ability could erase that at a moment's notice. ln his Junior and Senior years he earned for himself the Dramatic Club's Oscar nor Roll l 4 Glee Clu Class President 3 Intramural Basket ramatic Club Dramatics Club President 4 Honor Character Rating Robert Joseph Burke Bob St Ignatius Long Beach Bob was the quiet type who though usually serious and reserved was al ways ready with a helping hand and a bright smile for all Intramural Football 2 Intramural Softball 2 Honor Character Rating William Stanley Cheslock Bill Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Lindenhurst Bill with his easy-going temperament was a credit to his class all the way His many friends wrll attest to the fact that a more loyal or more enioy able pal never could be found B ology Club l Honor Roll l Honor Character Rating Lew Edgar Clbeu Smrley Our Lady of Lourdes Queens Village Always worrying about due assign ments Smiley spent innumerable hours in the library With studies his main interest he stll had time to thrill many assemblies with hrs smooth violin performances lntramural Basketball l 2 lntramural Football l Honor 2 Intramura Track Honor Character Rating Paul Joseph Dahm Pablo St Catherine of Sienna Franklin Square With the band taking up most of his time Pablo wasnt available for many other activities He still found time however to give help to all that came him Bandl 4 Sod b 3 A Server l Honor Character Rating S5 M42 Thomas Vincent Doyle St Mar An out ial pe added spent work Honor Tom y Magdalene Laurelton standing individual whose gen rsonality and original humor much to our class life Tom most of his time with speech Boxing l Debate and Speech 4 Intramural Track l Character Rating Donald Francis Diederich ,Donn St. Patrick's, Huntington Don's flair for humorous speech made him one of Chaminade's most likes able fellows. Sodality, speech and dramatics have proven his versatility ramatics l 2 3 4 Debate a echl 2 3 4 Alta Srverl Honor Character Rating Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 William Gerard Elsen St. Gerard of Majella Hollis Bill s scholastic record and the contri- butions that he made to the school will be hard to surpass. His willing- ness to sacrifice his own time his efficiency and application-all mark him for a sure success. Band l 2 3 5 Sodality l 2 3 4' Camera l, 2' Dramatic Club 3 4' Honor Roll l 2 3 4' Leo H , onor Society' Honor Character Rating, Richard Ralph Donovan Rich St Barnabus Bellmore Rich really lived up to his scholarship anticipations being a four year honor student and having three years in the Leo Honor Society Other activities accompanied these high standards especially debate and the various in tramurals Altar Serverl 2 Debate and Speech l 2 3 4 Sodality 3 4 nor Roll I 3 4 Leo Ho Society Intramural Softball 1 2 3 4 intramural Football 2 3 4 Honor Character Rating Harold Robert Farrell Harry Our Lady of Loretto Hempstead Harry always caught up on lost sleep here at school However he was wide awake anytime that a funny situa tion was in the making A loyal fol lower of all the varsity squads never a game without Harry around Intramural Track 2 3 Intramural Soft b 2 3 4 Sodalityl John Joseph Fntxgerald Fitz St Thomas the Apostle Hempstead A pleasing combination of an affable personality and high scholastic stand ing marked Fitzs stay here at Cha mmade He was a standard fixture on all of our Intramural teams De bate and Speech I 2 Sodal ty I 2 4 Cross Countr 4 Intramural 3 Y Football I 2 3 4 Intramural Basket 2 3 4 Intramural Bas 4 lntram ral oftball l 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Honor Char acter Ratnng William Joseph Fay Our Lady of Victory Floral Park Full of life and ioviality Bill still knew how to turn on the serious sxde H work on the track team was a splendid example of his all out effort in any thing that he started to do Rifle 2 3 Intramural Track I 2 T ack l J V Track 2 Varsity Track 3 4 lntra mural Softball 2 Sodality 2 Honor Character Rating Ernest Paul Franck Ernie St Aldans East Williston Did you hear the crack of a bat well listen again and youll hear Ernie there He was a clever first baseman for the varsity team and a big hit on the diamond as well as in the class ramural Football l 2 3 Basketball 3 Intramural Basketball l 2 4 Varsity Baseball 2 3 4 Honor 4 Honor Character Rating Francis Joseph Gallagher Frank Our Lady of Lourdes, Brooklyn Frank's genial smile and Irish gift of gab won for him many friends, and at times many extra homeworks. And he used his booming voice to advantage during his four years as cheerleader. Debate and Speech I, 25 Cheerleader l 2 3 4' Intramural Basketball I, 22 lntralmural Football l, 2, 3. John Apdale Francis Frame St Gregory the Great Bellerose Here we have one of our big shots a four year member of the rifle team Long hours of practice and still more time spent in actual rifle matches didnt phase Frank for he was all out for the school Rifle Team I 2 nr ural Relays I Intramural Softball I 2 3 Freshman Baseball Honor Character Rating WW' -NQQ. Joseph Raymond Geiger ujoeu St Thomas the Apostle Hempstead Aside from h IS excellent quallttes of soholarshup and leader h s up .loe ns one o the most frlendly and splrtted boys nn the class Hts record ln lntramural sports proves these facts beyond doubt Intramural Tr k ac 3 4 Intramural Football 4 Intramural Qoftball 3 nor Roll l 2 3 4 l-'onor C acter Rating fwfr A if M Rucha Gumbo St Aldans Ea rd Paul Gemmelll st Wllllston Always good natured and cheerful Gumbo wnll b e best remembered for has educated toe He r set a school ecord for the number of extra po nts kicked and came th ough many fumes when the skles we e dark Band l 2 mural Softball l tramural Track l 2 3 JV Football 3 Varsnty Football 4 Honor Roll l 3 4 Honor Character Ratung Joseph Gnbbon Ar Our Lady of Lourdes Queens Vnllage AlwayS a quxet person In our mdst but he never slacked In any of hrs dutles Staunch and loyal In support of the school teams he was the type of classmate that we were proud of da In and day out S daltty 2 3 lntramural Basketball l 2 Honor Character Ratnng Arthur Edward Hald Hap St. Anastasia, Douglaston Hap earned for himself the tltle of 'Teller of Tall Tales durnng his stay with the Trallblazers. Because of hrs sense of humor and his wnllangness to work, he was popular wuth everyone. lntramural Football l, 2g Camera Club l, 2, 3g Intramural Basketball l 2' Intramural Softball Zj Honor Charl acter Ratung. 58 Eugene Muchael Grrmmug Gene St ockaway Thus year Gene crowned four years of journallstlc work by becoming edntor of the Tarmac The flne Issues turned out were a fntt :ng reward for the tame and effort Gene devoted t Intr Raymonds East R o them amural Track 3 Tarmac l 2 3 4 Tarmac Edttor 4 Leo Honor Soclety nor Roll l 2 3 4 Honor C acter Ratmg Edward Joseph Hanrahan Rlchard James Higgins Dick Incarnation Queens Village Dick always enjoyed a witty remark or a funny situation and many times he was the instlgatlng force behind these But yet he was on hand when needed and played ln many of the class intramural games Intramural 3 4 Intramural Track Basketball I 2 2 3 4 Honor Character Ratrng St. Gerard Maiella, Jamaica One of the better scholars ID the class Ed was still always ready and willing to take part in all the class activities that needed him. Interested eyes will follow his career to see just how high he will rise. Camera Club I, ' I tramural Football I, 2 4 n I 2 3, 4, lntramu mural Softball , , Track 3, Honor Roll I Z 3 4, Honor Character Rating Fred Louis Holzwenss Fritz St Ardans East Williston Fritz could play third base with the best of them as his three years of varsity ball can attest Hrs willingness to take part in all class affairs won him many friends Varsity Baseball 2 4 Intramural Basketballzl 2 ll I Mike Michael John Hostage 2 n ramural Footba Honor Roll I Intramural Softball I 3 4 Honor Character Ratlng Raymond Joseph Jasmskn ,,Ray,, St. Hedwig, Floral Park St Aidans East Williston Well liked by everyone Mike was one of the prominent persons of the class He was always ready to participate in class or school activities Debate and eech I 2 C erleader I S alltyl 2 3 4 Dramatic Club I 3 4 lntramu al F otball 2 3 Intramural Softball I 2 3 4 Track Team I 2 4 Honor Character Rating One of the hardest workers on the Tarmac, Ray came through eyeryf time that his help was needed. Present lmost every school eyentf hthe im. at a ' an well be proud o Trallblazers c Tarmac I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Track 2, 3, Intramural Softball 3g Intramural - I t mural Basketball Football 2, 3, n ra 35 Honor Character Rating. 59 Wullnam Marhn Keenan Wlllle Our Lady of Peace Lynbrook Bull was our contrlbutlon to thus year s football squad He was an asset both on the grudnron and In the classroom Hrs winning smnle and affable person allty were llked by all Sodallty I 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Tarmac I 2 4 Football I J V Football 2 Varsuty Football 3 4 Intramural Track I 2 Basketball Manager 3 Honor Char acter Ratmg Bnan Peter Jenmngs St Peter of Alcantara Port Washnngton BJ bemg characterlzed by a r al sense of leaclershlp was Ilked by all Hrs wntty way of QIVIHQ orders re sulted In full class cooperatuon lntra murals always found htm present whale basketball was his flrst love Tarmac 4 Intramural Tack I 2 Int mural Football I 2 Intramural Softball l 2 3 4 Varsity sketball 3 4 Honor Roll I 4 Honor Character Ratung Gerald Joseph Knefer 'Jerry Our Lady of Vlctory, Floral Park Jerry's abnlnty to make frnends and do almost anytlmng well has made htm a leader In our class. He exhlbnted the true Chammade SDIYIY an the studues he undertook as well as on the clnder r ck. Tack , 3, 45 lntramu Football 2, 45 Intramural Basketball 2' lntramura S ftball , Z' Hon Character Ratnng. 'KYM Francls Thomas Keenan Frank Our Lady of Peace Lynbrook Franks abulltles In both studles and athletlcs made hum one of the gurd :ng lxghts In the school Frank was one of the most popular and well known students In the school lntra mural Softball 2 3 Intramural Bas all l 2 3 Sodallty 3 4 Vars Football 2 3 4 Dramatnc Club 3 4 Tarmac 4 Honor Character Ratung Paul Vincent Levun Pa St Josephs Valley Stream Pab out an earnest effort xn anythrng he undertook to do He was a con stant source of enloyment for the class Cross Country 4 Intramural Football I 2 3 4 Intramural Basket 2 3 4 Intramural Soft ln al rackl Tarmacl 2 3 4 Cafeterna 4 Honor Character Ratlng John Franklrn LeVmess Jack Our Lady of Vrctory Floral Park Extensrve school sprrrt and wrllrngness to cooperate are Jacks brggest at trrbutes and have won for hrm popu larrty everywhere he went Basketball I J V Football 2 Camera Club I 2 Tarmac I Varsrty Track 3 4 Honor Character Ratrng Davrd Mrchael Lucas Sprder Mrtchel Arr Force Base Mrtchel Gardens In hrs three years at Chamrnade Sprder establrshed a well earned popu Iarrty due to hrs happy go lucky at trtude He always put forth hrs best rn any actrvrty or event Intramural Football I 2 4 Intramural Softball l 2 Intramural Basketball 2 4 In tramural Track I 2 Cheerleader I 2 4 Honor Character Ratrng John Francrs Loeffler Juan St Josephs Krngs Park Harlrng from Krngs Park Juan par trcrpated rn every actrvrty whrch hrs rrgrd tram schedule permrtted H was well lrked by all who knew hrm Intramural Football 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Intramural Track 2 Int mural Softball I 2 Altar Server I Honor Character Rat rn Robert Garrett 0 Brren o Mrtchel Arr Force Base Mrtchel Gardens Bob although a newcomer at Cha mrnade has become popular wrth the students marnly because of hrs undy rng sprrrt and frrendly smrle Hrs athletrc abrlrty and scholastrc work both were at a hrgh level Cheerleader 4 Intramural Football 4 Camera Club Presrdent 4 Varsrty Baseball 4 Honor Character Ratrng Nrcholas John Loprete, Jr Nrckre Our Lady of Loretto Hempstead Nrck can always be found rushrng about rn the school rn the late hours of the afternoon from one actrvrty to another He was very actrve rn h dramatrc club and rn debate and speech work Never another man lrke Nrck Dramatrcsl 2 3 4 Tarmac I 2 3 4 Debate and Speech I 2 3 odalrty I 3 4 lntramu Track 2 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Honor Character Ratrng Philip Garnsworth Hoffman I St Raymond Lynbrook A fine erformer on gridiron court and trac Big Phil was a constant source of enjoyment for the class Varsity Football 3 4 Varsity Basket b 3 4 Varsity Track 3 4 In a mural Softball 3 4 Bruce Clark Hamson Rex St Marys Manhasset Another late addition to our class but soon assuming an active place in our school life Rex showed his true colors by engaging in debate and Tarmac work Tarmac 4 Debate and Speech 4 Honor Character Rating Honor Roll 3 4 Tennls4 Intramural Relays 3 4 Bartley Joseph McCarviIIe Bart St Chrsitophers Baldwin Famous for his hot rod and his staunch defense of the Ford car Bart was also known for his stirring oratory He was a leader of school in the sodality and a true friend to all Debate and Speech 3 4 Varsity Rifle Tea Sodality Leader 3 4 Honor Character Ra ing Tarmac 2 3 Intramural Speech Champ 2 William Patrick McGarry Willie St Raymond, Lynbrook The Chaminade Jet was the terror of our gridiron foes. His cat-like speed and booming bat were a great asset to the Flyer baseball squad. J.V. Bas- ketball 2, Football lg Varsity Football mn' 3, 4, Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 ln- tramural Basketball l, 3, 4, Honor Character Rating. Charles Gerard McGuckin Charlie St. Boniface, Sea Cliff Charlie was the smoothest athlete in the school as could be seen by his exhibitions on diamond, gridiron and hardwood. His ready smile and ex- cellent class work made him an out- standing Flyer. Varsity Football 3, 4, Freshman Basketball lj J.V. Basket- ball Zj Varsity Basketball 2, 4, Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 intramural Football l, 2, Honor Character Rating, Vice President lj Student Council President 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Matthew Joseph Manknewucz Monk St Laduslaus Hempstead A helpful friend who could be counted on to go all the way Monk was an active part of the class and Its extra currlcular actlvutles J V Football 2 Cross Country 3 4 Tarmac I 2 ln tramural Football I 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Intramural Softball I 2 3 Honor Character Rating I 2 3 4 Scnence Club 4 Jerome Francns Matedero Jerry Corpus Chrlstu Mineola A Mrneola lad Jerry was always avall able for consultatlon on a sclence problem Hrs knowledge and good humor added to the pleasantness of our four years at Chamlnade Scnence Club 2 4 Camera Club I 2 Honor 2 3 4 Secretay I Hon Character Ratmg Tarmac 4 John Redmond Maloy Peanuts Cure of Ars Merrick Peanuts desplte hrs stature could al ways be found In the gym under a basket or handlrng the ball for the J V Flyers Has pleasant dlsposrtlon and hearty cooperatlon won the friend shlp of all Honor Roll 3 Football I J V Football 2 3 Debate and Speech I 2 Sodalrtyl 2 Intramural Basket ba I 2 3 4 Intramural Softball I Walter John Muller Dutch Sts Peter and Paul Mount Vernon Never a dull moment wvth the former Flower Huller Dutch was a stalwart on the Intramural teams and rated hlgh wlth the rest of hrs class Cross Country 3 4 Intramural Football I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Intramural Track 2 4 Intramural Softball I 2 3 4 Honor Character Ratlng Honor Roll l 3 4 Thomas James Morley Tom St Kullans Farmlngdale A four year honor student Toms friendly manner and actlve Interest In school actlvltnes mark hum as an outstandlng Mustang Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Honor Character Rating Var snty Golf 3 4 Intramural Softball 2 3 4 Intramural Football 2 3 Tarmac I Camera Club 4 William Edward Mosher Moe' Sts. Joachim and Anne Queens Village Many have gone and there are many yet to come, but Chaminade will al- ways remember Moe tor his sterling smile and his contribution to the track 'rack 3, 4- soaair 2 3' 4 team. Intramural Track I 2' Varsity ' y ' Hon r Character Rating. Joseph Rocky Munna Jose Our Lady of Peace Lynbrook Many a class discussion was domi nated by the booming voice of Jose A leader in class has quick wit and friendly manner won tor him many friends Intramural Trackl 2 3 4 ramural Relays I 2 3 4 l Fl Q-mural Football 3 Cafeteria Service 4 cience Club 4 Honor Character Rat n Andrew Joseph Munch Andy St Pascal Baylon St Albans Always quiet studious and the most loyal of friends Andy contributed to Chaminade by his amazing speed on the track His willingness to help any one made him well liked by all Hon or Character Rating Varsity Track 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Intramural Re s I James Philip Murray Im St Agnes Rockville Centre oll I George William Murphy Murph St Marys Roslyn Heights A great and loyal supporter of all Flyer teams Murph was always willing to sacrifice his own time to an I y c ass activity that needed him Intramural Fo tb I o al 2 Intramural Track 2 Intra mural Softball I 4 Sodality 3 Honor haracter Rating Jim was easily recognized as an all around Chaminade fellow always In the midst of class activities Intra mural Football I 2 3 Track 2 Intra m ral Softball I 2 3 4 lntramu al saskevbaui 2 3 4 soaamyi Hon L e Rlchard Tumothy Nrcklas Nrck Natrvrty Ozone Park Nrck wrth hrs qurck wrt harls from Ozone Park From the frrst day he arrrved at Chamrnade he has showered hrs wrnnrng personalrty on hrs class mates Camera Club I 2 Honor Roll l tramural Softball In ra Francrs Grover Nulty Grover St' Ardans East Wrllrston Grover used hrs herght and rumprng abrlrty to the greatest advantage football basketball and track Hrs sunny drsposrtron relreved many dull moments of our school lrfe Football l Intramural Football 2 Varsrty Foot bal 3 4 Varsity Track 2 3 4 Var srt Basketball 4 Intramural Basket b 2 3 lntramur S ftball l 2 3 4 Honor Character Ratrng 2 n 3 Honor Character Rat mural Relays rn Fra ncrs Joseph Pollock Frank Cure of Ars Merrrck Frank provrded many a thrrll to the Flyers durrng lunch perrod wrth hrs uncanny abrlrty rn basketball Hrs rovral manner and beamrng smrle won the frrendshrp of many fellow Flyers Football l 2 3 Intramural Softball l 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Intramural Trackl 2 3 Honor Character Ratrng Raymond James OConnor Shad Our Lady of Vrctory Floral Park rrrt Shads keen wrt and hustlrng sp kept the class on rts toes He was a regular rn the three oclock club and hrs rovral manner won the frrendshrp and the respect of hrs classmates Class Treasurer 2 3 4 Sodalrty l 2 n ramural Basketball l 2 3 Intramural Softball l 2 3 4 lnta mural Football l 2 3 4 Intramural ackl 2 3 MW? av' have John Wrllram Qumn Bones St Ardans East Wrllrston An old pro in intramurals Bones happy smile always brightened the school halls and added mirth to our daily grind. Tarmac l' Dramatic Club 2' Honor Character Rating' Intramural Football 2, 3, 4g Intramural Softball , . Thomas John Raffo Ruffus St. Ma Full of pleasant surprises Ruffus gave most of his energy to the class lntra mural teams Has weather beaten thumb guves proof that he never had to pay his way to nor from school Sodalnty 2 3 Intramural Track 2 3 4 Intramural Football I 2 Cafeterla Service ry's Flushing Ro o St Pascal Baylon bert Thomas Reed if is J ames Francis Reilly lfn St Cathenne of Sienna Franklm Square Jnms qulet and pleasant character broken by an occaslonal laugh made the years at Chamnnade a but brnghter and gayer Tarmac I lntr I 2 amural Foot 3 4 Trackl Boxlng boree 2 4 Our Lady of l. Always ready wth Martm Hayden Rogers Marty ourdes Malvcrne I a brnght saylng a joke Martin s gay smule enllghtcnccl many a class and always wnll be re I gtbgred Band I 2 3 66 4 Solallty nology Club I Rrtle , Club l gene Lawrence R St Albans Despnte the fact that Bob came to Chammade only In the mlddle of hls Junlor year he has solidly established hrmself In th e annals of the school Any course taken wuth hum defnnutely had Its hugh spots Honor Roll 3 Intramural Track 4 uley Gene St Anns Floral Park From the tlrst semester Gene was one of the sparkplugs of the class H ws captain of all the Intramural teams and the Mustangs always came out on top Intramural Football I n ramural ottball n ramural Track I In r mural Basketball I 3 4 Blolo C ub l Claude Anthony Ronzlttn Tony Sts. Joachim and Anne, Queens Vullagc Claude's pe'sonalnty brought many laughs to the class, and hls qulck wrt was a deflnlte asset on gloomy days He was an actrve part of the class nn all of the Intramural sports. lntra mural Football I, , 3, lntramura Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bas ketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3 George Lewis Sc Shlebs St Ag Shsebs came to us In hrs Junlor year and became a sparkplug of the class He was known for hns jovial outbursts and was always on hand for our In tramurals J V Football 3 Sodaly 4 Intramural 3 Intramural Track 3 Sof ball 3 4 hnebler nes Rockville Centre Joseph Anthony Rooney B L d of Victory Flora I Park Our a y Jay was noted for hrs hard work and perslstent effort nn all has classes He spnced hrs academuc Infe wnth berths on the Flyer basketball and cross country teams Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Cross Country 4 Basketball I 2 3 In amural Football I 2 3 ln or Character mural Softball 2 3 4 I-lon Ratlng Stephen Hackett Smnth Steve f Victory Floral Park Our Lady o fnltely of the strong and Steve was de I sxlent variety l-lls good nature and wonderful personaluty gathered fruends for hlm on all slcles Varslty Track 3 4 Varsxty Basketball 3 Intramural B etball I 2 4 Intramural oot- as I Albert Raymond Spillman MAIN the Apostle, Hempstead Has ambltious and unending vltallty dlsplayed Itself In all of hrs class work and whlle he was selllng ads for the IQSO Crlmson and Gold. Never wlll r h wonderful his classmates foget IS I IH and hls slick cowboy gurtar p ay g outfit. Sodallty 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 35 Intramural Track 2, 3, 4, Intramural St. Thomas Relay 2, 4. 67 ,Luc John Edward Trerney Johnny St Thomas the Apostle Hempstead John one of the nrcest guys ID the class was always wllllng to help a friend IH need and his school loyalty an class sptrnt were of the est nd I 4 Cam Sodallty I 2 Cross Country 3 Intra mural Softball 2 3 Honor Character Rating John Denms Starm Denny Our Lady of Lo etto Hempstea D nny can easlly clalm the tltle of best dressed man of the class H wlde travels afforded htm unllmnted toprcs of conversatuon I-le clalmeo that he Ilked Arlzona the best of all the places he has vlsuted Perhaps thats because he has been rrdlng horses slnce he was twelve Sodalnty 3 Tarrnac 3 Dramatuc Club I Albert Hendt Trageser St Marys Manhasset Al was a constant source of enjoyment for hrs classmates Wzth hls sunnY drsposltnon and ardent school spnrlt h was an asset to any protect or actuylty Intramural Footballl 2 3 Intramural ball I 2 3 4 Intramural Tra I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Cross Country 3 Track 2 Honor Character Ratlng saga, Michael Paul Sughrue Spnke Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Forest Hllls Spike as he was dubbed by hs classmates was a qulet good natured guy throughout h four years at Chamlnade Not the least sensitive about hls extreme henght he showed himself to be a good sport In ll h BCYIVITIES Intramural Basketball I Honor Character Ratung Tarmac I 2 Joseph Rrchard Turnesa OE St Chrlstopher Baldwin Joe one of the great golfnng Tur nesas was fxrst man and captain of our golf team for most of his stay at Chamlnade Hrs pleasant nature and studlous habits made his a name that the school will long be proud of Golf Team I 2 3 4 Captann of Golf Team 2 3 4 Honor Roll I 4 Honor har acter Ratnng Edward Clmfon Vollmer St Patrlcks Huntnngton Ed one of the quiet fellows of t class was kept from partlclpatrng as many actlvltles as he wanted to b cause of the great distance he had travel each day He was well know for hrs unfalllng generosity and w lngness to help out hls friends Sclence u 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 nor Character Ratnng Donald Edward Vacheron Vach St Josephs Garden Cnty Vach was a true asset to Ilfe at Cha mrnade Hls wlnnlng smlle and hearty laugh came throu h even g on the gloomlest of days Intramural Softball 4 lntramur T ramural Basketball I 2 3 4 br mural Football I 2 3 4 Wlllnam Paul Walsh Sts Joachnm and Anne Queens Vlllage Bull was the quiet type that never slacked In typlcal Mustang fashnon he combined good class marks with an actnve career of after class duties Camera Club 2 3 4 Stamp Club I 2 3 Honor Roll 3 4 Honor Char acter Rating Alfred Anthony Walter St Annes Floral Park Besldes ranking among the best scho Iastlcally Al put hrs best efforts into all school and class actnvutles especually mtramurals and golf T rmac I 2 3 onor Roll I G Leo Honor Soclety Intramural Soft ball I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Intramural Football I 2 3 Honor Character Rating John Joseph Walsh Jack Our Lady of Lourdes Queens Vlllage .lacks engaging personallty and dra matic talent combnned to make hum an active part In our class and Its daily ro tune Trmac I 2 3 4 Tarm c N ws Editor 3 4 Sodallty I 2 3 4 Dramatic Club I 2 3 4 Honor Roll I 3 4 Honor haracter Ratlng 5' Thomas Mlchael Welch Lucky St Catherlne of Sienna St Albans Tom was a loyal member of our Mus tang class Hrs pleasant smlle won and cemented many trrendshlps as the years rolled by and hrs athetrc prowess shone out In many of the Intramural games Tarmac I I t DVB mural Softball l 2 Intramural Foot ba l 2 3 Int ramural Basketball l 2 Sodallty l 2 Honor Character Rating John Francns Whelan Jack Corpus Chrlstl Mlneola Jovnal always ready to laugh Jacks friends grew rn number as hns years at Chamlnade progressed H IS con Qennallty and sunny altitude on lute made hu rn an Important part of our Cass life Sdallty 2 3 4 Sta ub l 3 Glee Club 2 Honor R l 2 4 Debate and Speech l Honor Character Ratrng Thomas John Whearty, Jr Tom St Aloyslus Great Neck Band sodaluty debate and two years as class presudent attest to has popu laruty Toms quiet reserve and lead ershlp earned hum frrends In every actrvnty Band 2 3 4 Debate and eech l 2 3 Sodalltyl 2 Class Presudent 2 3 Leo Honor So cnety Intramural Relays 2 3 f ev Jw 153' nd 0' . dy. M a A Murvhll 'S an 'xess man' . N, ptchlfe' tr buf e fame for NS ransenld if ' e Hindu 9' 5 and Connor U' aiNh9r 1 'Q-. Xf O +5 9 STANDING: Joseph Zimmer, Vice Presidenf, and Ken- neth McBride, President. KNEELING: Henry Kirshe, Secretary-Treasurer. SENIUR JANUARY 1951 UFFICER5 John Cornelius Cleaver Johnny Holy Ghost, New Hyde Park Small in size but huge in heart and energy, Johnny was one of the hard- est workers in the class. Every drive that came along found him pushing and sweating. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Soda!- ity I, 2, 3, 4, School Sacristan 2, 3, 4, Altar Server 2, 3, Honor Character Rating. an-1 , U Lawrence Jacob Becker Larry St. Patrick's, Glen Cove Always ready with a big smile, or some sound advice, Larry proved to be one of the pillars of the class, as he could always be depended upon. Intramural Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Track I, 2, 3, 4, Boxing Jamboree 2, 3, 4, Honor Char- acter Rating. 'li mi-'ha Robert Joseph Comerford Big Bob St. Catherine of Sienna, St. Albans Although Bob only arrived in Cha- minade six months after his class, he soon warmed up to things and made his presence known by using his mag- netic personality. lntramural Football I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball I, 2, 3, 4, ln- tramural Track 3, 4, Sodality 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, Honor Character Rating. John Jay Connors Hjayll Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Richmond Hill Packed with class and school spirit, Jay proved his worth in the Intramurals and the raffle drive, as he helped tremendously to boost his class to a high rank in the school. Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Track I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Football I, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club I, Biology Club I, Honor Character Rating. Paul Joseph Corwin Paul 72 Our Lady of the Cenacle, Richmond Hill One of the better athletes of Cha- minade, Paul made his presence felt in almost every sport that the school had to offer. Basketball I, J. V. Base ketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Track I, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, 3, Honor Character Rating. Vincent Thomas Dat: Vin Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead With his brow always wrinkled over school matters, Vin still found time to participate in almost all of' the school intramurals, Intramural Softball 3, 4, Intramural Football 2, 3, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Track l, 2, 3, Biology Club lg Sodality l. E Stanley Thomas Drake nstanu American Martyrs, Queens Village Whether out on the cinders, behind a camera, or in a classroom, Stan had a sharp wit and humor, and he was always prepared for either some good- natured fun or some hard work. So- dality l, 2, Intramural Track l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club I, 25 Intramural Soft- ball lg Intramural Football l, 2, 4, Debate and Speech l, 2, Freshman Track l. I 1535 Thomas Joseph Cuff Judge St. Joseph's, Garden City When down in the mouth, a talk with Tom was always good for laughs. Without Tom classes would have been awfully dull. A great guy without an equal, Tom was always there when support was needed. Intramural Soft- ball 2, 3, Football Manager 2, Intra- mural Football lg Biology Club I. William Edward Dowden ,,Ed,, St. Patrick's, Glen Cove A conscientious student, and a swell buddy, Ed was never one to back out on something, whether it be a Qame of his favorite sport, basketball, or a school assignment. Debate and Speech lg Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Football I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I. C' 63 George Aloysius English George Our Lady of Peace, Lynbrook George, whose initiative and perse- verance kept him at a iob until it was finished completely and correctly, was one of the top scholars of the class. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Soft- ball I, 2, Biology Club I, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Character Rating, 73 Harold John Hemdel Harry Immaculate Conceptnon Jamaica Self control and amlabullty were two of H arrys many favorable qualities He always spread a tllm of humor over something otherwuse dull so that the task Itself became Ilghtened Dra nc Club I 2 S 3 4 Camera Clubl 2 Athletl M c an ager I 2 Intramural Football I Rlfle Club I H onor Character Ratlng 4 Robert Anthony Fisher Miggles Holy Redeemer, Freeport Bobs good-natured personality and persevermg attutude won for hum the admiration and respect of the entire class. l-le was a calm, cool stalwart on the rlfle team. Intramural Basket! , 3' Intramu S al ' n mural Football I , , g nramural Track I, 2 5 RI bl,,,'Sod'I'Hor Character Rating. U Robert Joseph Howlett Bob St Gregory Bellerose Freckle faced and wntty Bob was known all through his hugh school lute as a hard worker a good student and a dependable cha wh p o would not let you down Intramural Soft 2 3 lntram u F ball 3 Intramural Basketball I Intramural Track I 2 3 Cheerleader 4 Rellguous Artncle Counter 2 3 4 Altar Server I' Honor Character Ratlng dxf - My I fl Leo Joseph Gordon 90 St Andans East Wnlllston A good sport full of splnt Leo was active In class and school events He had the happy ablllty to combine fun and buslness Football I .l V Foot 2 Intramural Softball I 2 3 Intramural Basketball I Intramural Track 2 3 Honor Character Ratung James Thomas Kuldea I I'Tl Sts Joachim and Anne Queens Vlllage lessons studies and the Int ramurals Between has band practuces music a Jnm stnll found time to smile a good word for everybody Sodallty 2 3 lntramu 2 3 4 Intramural Football 4 Intramural Softball I 2 3 ol Character Ratlng nd have he met Track I 4 Band Honor Q5 Henry Allen Krrshe Boots St Gregory Bellerose Boots had a fine personality and an accompanying good humor which made it very easy for him to become a high light in our class lfe Basketball I J V Basketball 2 3 Intramural Foot 2 3 4 Intramural Soft a 2 3 4 Honor Character Rating Ronald George Lynch Ronnie Notre Dame New Hyde Park Versatne and friendly Ronnie proved himself as a loyal and true Chaminad lan and was well liked by all Band S 1 2 lntramura F otball I 2 3 4 Intramural t ball I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 4 lntram ck Honor Character Ratrng George Louis Klecak George St Clares Rosedale Many a pleasant diversion from the I If was ordinary routine of schoo ie provided by George as he used his keen wit to great advantage He was a great model airplane hobbyist J V 3 In ramural Soft re oaluty I Bioo Cub I Honor Character Rating Kenneth Louis McBride 'fs amf' Holy Name of Mary, Valley Stream was t ll f humor and had a sparkling person- ality, he never let lighter things inter- fere too much with his school work or his participation in the Intramurals, rarnural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, - tramural Track I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural So tball I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural oot- ball I, 2, 3, 45 Debate and Speech I, 2, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Char- Although Slim always acter Rating. Michael Edward Kopp Mike Notre Dame New Hyde Park Everyones friend Mike managed to have a funger in almost every pie that he could possibly manage His cooperation and fun loving spirit made him the center of attraction many times Intramural S ftball I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 Intra mural Football I 2 4 Biology Club I 'Gv 'H Donald Patrick McCauIe HDOHH Y Holy N y alley Stream Don s actuvuty on the grldnron and the clnders marks htm as one of the out standlng members of the class Has farm character and deep sense of duty showed themselves In all of has actlons J V Football I 2 Varsnty Football 3 4 Varslty Track 2 3 4 Basketb Intramural all I 2 3 4 Int ramural Soft 2 Sodalutyl 2 Honor r acter Ratmg ame of Mar V Im lr Roger Phrlrp Malckel Make Our Lady of Vuctory Floral Park Wlth hrs bug smule keen wut and am button to get thnngs done Mnke was a well llked member of the class as well as a good student and good club member S dalxty I 2 4 eo Honor Society Relnglous Article Coun 2 4 Boxnng 3 lntramura Football 2 3 4 Intramural Softball Honor Character Ratnng Rrchard D Duck St Thomas the Apostle H ouglas Muller empstead A court eous resourceful t a fn ellow wnth endly grin Duck went all out an representlng his lass In the lnta murals I ramural Track I 2 3 ramural Softball I 2 3 4 ln ural Football I 2 4 Boxln alnty I 2 o 2 Honor Character Ratlng Vmcent Anthony Petruslue 'Vnnce St Andrew Oyellrno, Flushvng Although hrs classmates wlll always re member hrrn for hrs pleaslng manner and ready smrle Vance s greatness Ines In hrs tremendous oratorucal abnlnty Debate and Speech I, 2 3 4 Tarmac 2, Sodaluty 2, Intramural Football 3, J V Rltle 3, Honor Character Ratnn 9 76 James Clarke M 00I'e 45a-P Our Lady of Lourdes Queens Vlllage An excellent Intramural record prov Ing his great class spirit Jam was a favorlte among hrs classmates because of his aftable suncere personality and hls cymc humor Intramural Football 4 Intram lntra ural Basketball I 4 Intramural Track 3 4 Camera Club I Edward Thomas Reilly Ned Maurice Sylvester Reilly Reese Hempstead Reeses sly cynical remarks and his nks along with his con d humorous pra tributions to school activities ma e him one of the Pioneers most pop u r personalities J V Rfle 2 tramural Trackl 2 3 4 lntramu I Softball I 2 3 4 Honor Character Rating Our Lady of Loretto Rudy St. Anne's, Garden City A Avery likeable chap with a ready Smile, Ned never had a bit of trouble keeping busy while at school. Every intramural team listed him as one of the best players. oo ball l, . Football 2, Intramural Softball I 2, 3 4' Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3 l 2 3, 4, Ho Intramural Track Character Rating Rudolph Edwin Schutt Mineola Corpus Christi Mineola Through his great sense of humor and fine character Rudy won many friend ships His followers delighted in see ing him in action on the football field until an injury benched him for the season Sodality I 2 3 Intramural S ftball l 2 3 4 Intramural Track 2 Vars o J V Foo I3 4 J V Track I 2 Honor Richard Auer Smith Dick Corpus Christi Footbal Character Rating Francis Paul Weiss Pablo Quiet and retiring in school Dick h his true character unltil does not s ow he is on the gridiron or out on t e intramural field Intramural Basket- 2 3 4 Intramural Trac S al1tyl2 3 JV Foo 2 3 Honor Character Rating St. Gregory Bellerose No matter what the situation is sure to come up with an answer even though it may not fit the prob- lem. His witty remarks kept the class awake on more than one occasion. Debate and Speech I, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Character Rating. Pablo 77 Richard Frederick Zehnle uDickn Immaculate Conception, Jamaica Tops in the class scholastically, Dick had the ability to make almost any activity he entered successful, by skill- fully utilizing his winning person- ality, and by contributing many help- ful suggestions. Leo Honor Society5 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 Sodality President 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Debate and Speech I, 2, 3, 45 ln- tramural Track I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Softball l, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basket- ball l, Z5 Intramural Football I, 2. Joseph Philip Zimmer ,,Joe,, St. Pascal Baylon, St, Albans With a tremendous amount of ability both in sports and in his studies, Joe was readily respected by his classmates, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Leo Honr So- ciety5 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 2, 3, 45 Intramural Foot- ball 45 Honor Character Rating. t .fan- , . 5 B ll visit Ollf McCauleY: O Bnen mth: :rack mee before LadY'5 cow' Successful bu Sinessm enx Cernt' and E-,sen Unsuccessful businessmen- Miller, Trageser, Raffo and Arnold. 78 , li V a, V 55 ,f . Wyy , V 'YV ,,' ij' sigh' f Y' '7 I. X, V1 9 5 3? Q I 'iam 1 ' L , rv ' wi Q Q gf 11 5 1 F4 az I L xi ' wx Q 1 ha.. 1' 3 ,A . Q S. 25 X V Q . w ' mf - Q . , iv., gi ,. f wi hgkx V' KAI4 .Q-yf ,E I Q ii if lx .NX . E fi . 'vu I ' .ff f ., -:S-,, Q I W4 S, ' - 'F .. ? QW, nl 6 A35 v Inn--J fs- 44 .G K'0fer F a Y and LeVmesg once 39815 Ill lmvress we 9 S V' ue om9 'F I I The boys nu e Nlcklas Morley Walter and Bull Walsh enjoying the weather out of 9-is Those B 10 n we 'me' ged 3 Physic labs em 'ug The spotlight ' I 0 A. M. 80 IS on Nicklas 'S mi HUP! I0 . e 'ut' gms on You name ng SPIN 'Hgh a 'fd ll ' 4, is Geefar r'! W' Skilled mechanics adiust the rubber band. - Qhg kilhl- s ch,,,,,n 4 vonmer svllf 8l be . aye? 0 B Trageser, Miller. HBH an eruoymg the e 's to T TIE SUDALITY Following the Cell technique the Sodal ists formed small groups under the direction ot faculty moderators to study ways and means of increasing in themselves a deeper apprecua tion of their responsibilities as students at Chaminade. e 1 Sodahw 9 amered lo 84 Monaav genus KW r the 'ee Father Wagner confers with Sodalify leaders William Breidenbach, Secretary: Richard Zehnle Presidentg Thomas Whearty, Vice President. s 'S i ki X in ef I Rev. Raymond McMahon who prea the annual students retreat. 1 , x lf. A mf' ., if ' -1' --1 'R' was in 'fm X ia, ' ! 3 Q x 1 '7 V ,,., . Milli M iz' . ,'., lg.-'v ff W 9 sf. V f ' ' ' , V ,,nL , 2 . f ,M W tu 2 QM st t t ,,W,W,,,, , ' fain ' f. 5552-vim I efmw... b 4 in 1 H 'I ,f Y , Y' 5? ff. BAND The Chaminade Band spent a very actnve year wnth appearances at the Mall Central Park New York Cnty nn the Holy Name Parade nn Newark N J the St Patrnck s Day Parade nn New York Cnty nn the Memornal Day double feature nn Mnneola and Garden Cnty nn addntnon tothe home football games and the Chrnstmas and Sprnng Concerts nf- is ' IQ. n, ' ' '. ' V: .t'5 fi, Mr Angelo Ferdmando the conductor of Chamnnade s Champnonshnp Band ,,Af-- .nn---lg sfgflsf -.J- V ,V 0 ,gli fl-1' 'hw Band N L,.f--' Mr Ferdinando and he hut 8' me Ann aknr19 3 mg rl ual SP 9 Conte Tom WhearfY Duck Zehnle Don gmhh Paul Dahm John 'hemeY Clancy Lowers the Boom with Chami- nade at the Sf. Patrick's Day Parade. Doc Helmecke and his drummers: Charles Simpson, John Mellor, Robert Bolton, James Solrys and John Rhodes. my fr MATT BRENNAN 88 The band marches in the Newark Holy Name parade. L murnlmfl' n er 5 l Park Mall during the S v Centra 'ld af the t lol' the do todlmmen nm glass GV' DICK GEMMELLI BH-L ELSEN Band President f -,wx Behind the fine performance s of the band lay long and strenuous hours of practice . . . Qf 7' ln5h'UCf0r MR D'0NOFR'O 89 ynstrudof 5 'WT FUUR-YEAR JUURNALISTS N4 'ma f W ,. 6' , 1-Srzkijy gm. 52 This year's Editor-in-Chief was smiling Gene Grim- mig, a four year veteran on the paper. Gene 9 ' P tully coordinated the various departments. uided the over all attern of work and success- 4.1: X s.,.Kq .1 ' - , ' N, s::.'2sia John Walsh was in charge of the two news pages of the Tarmac. John, a senior, conscientiously worked over all ten issues bringing to a close four years' work on the Tarmac. ! 117' 9 ye--Y H, ...- , the last tv' qblazer. . mw'1.,5,'t::': ':'gfaw:::aeI'::. fe-f-m:.. :a?:.f - n Ngfxpetent carehvgzcies mat aIC0 'Pa The fourth graduating editor was benign Ray Jasinski who was cs well as the In charge ot the sports page. Ray's nose for news insured I 3 complete coverage of all sports events. 9l This year Chamunade s Debate and Speech Socsety made new strides In forensic work Wlth Brother Maurice Muller as coach the society completed one of nts most successful seasons Among the tournaments an which It com Grand Tournament and the New York State Tournament of the National For ensuc League Star debaters Zehnle Mayer Donnellon and Baxter swept the C F L and K of C Tournaments an Debate Vince Petruskne and Bull Condren took first and second places respectively In Oratory Nick Loprete won the State Champnonshnp ln Dramatic Declamatlon He also placed tlrst In the St Johns Unuversuty College Tournament as dud Duck Zehnle nn Ex tempore Speech Prexy Vince Petruskie demonstrates the use of the tape recorder in practice speech sessions. 92 DEBATE AND SPEECH SUEIETY NATIUNAL FURENSIII LEAGUE U DEGREE OF MEMBERSHIP James Bergin Herman Heinlein Raymond Miller Charles Rooney John Waters DEGREE OF HONOR Donald Diederich Thomas J. Doyle Bruce Harrison Theodore Jordan John Lew Bradford Miller John McGrath James McKeon Howard Rochford William Scheurer John Sullivan Herbert Verbesey John Wallace Paul Weiss DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE Lawrence Buckley Edward Condren Richard Donovan Thomas V. Doyle Richard Harrison Bartley McCarville Edward Marine William Oberle James Poag EGREES John Baxter William Condren Kenneth Donnellon Nicholas Loprete John Mayer Vincent Petruskie Thomas Whearty Richard Zehnle Chaminade speakers mingle with visiting :ontestants In the Mananlst Speech Tourney during lunch session ,QW 2' .vw ,.-'-A .. l 1 k qw?-r 'I I -if if!! l I 3 I X X3 u, I Y 2 8 ' - Q. f w -Mfxkfx 1 ' '93 I t I V' A . , may? Ty. . 4 Ffa , , , ,A N I U b , b A 'gg s I. , - W i? -f ' 5 K ,T . In V , 1 Q.. ,.... .i,..'L,1 ' X X -- - u , , - , Q - ,-w-. .'-1 I asusspww- , ' 5 I A ' ,......,,..,...,.,, 'nina-Q o 'Z gg 7 -.,, , f I + , NWT Q.-. 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ATT cznNY aiu as U- Bi Se' wah Bn-L KEENA Leading Characters in Dear Ruth The dignified Judge Wilkins gives some sage advice To Lt. Bill, just back from it all and anxious to see and meet his dream come true, while the Dream readies the table and dear Albert of the subway ride keeps calm before the storm. NS- IEDERICH Klummeru A prohsslonal make-up job was needed to transfer athletic Frank Keenan into delicate Martha Seawright, one of the principle characters in the play. '21 JOHN sAx FRANK KEENAN DONALD REMTER Bus ness Manage seaymght UZZI Bus: r Magma ness Manage, Suppurhnq Characters and Roles 111 Dear Ruth ii HAROLD HEINDEL BILL ELSEN Nora Shge Manager 98 CAMERA CLUB Vice p 'Wide . setrgfa 'W Ed Tu, b oqgien ry Doug cue: ,nd Presiiw' so ole , A touch of Hollywood. The Chaminade Camera Club held regular meetings and climaxed their activities with an exhibit of excellent photographic studies submitted by the members in their annual compe- tition. Ray Fiedler ,ng George shada, Charlie Seidler Jack Mellor and Bob Pngnano NCE AND BIUL The Scnence Club under the gundance of Brother Peter Llndemann and the Blology Club wuth Brother Lawrence McGervey as moderator spent an active year of endeavor which culminated nn thexr partlclpatlon un the First Annual Science Congress sponsored by the Long lsland Scnence Teachers Association and co sponsored by the Nassau Daily Review Star Adelphu Col lege played host to the Congress vu :O :?X'lAMf N Chalnlnades contestants Congress FRONT ROW Ed Mellor and Pete McConnell Bob Gallacher Roger Malckel Jim Hartlgan George Klecak Messrs John Fallon and John Storr were hnghly pleased with the outcome ot the Congress the Scrence Regan John BACK ROW Bob Henrlch John Cleaver X ' , I ' ll 'J N J 9 .sr ' l . , in . E r I I I . -, ,.., 'VX - ,- I . . . X . .JL . .... 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Mr John Locke Maintenance 'vv' funn Mr. Vincent Buffalino Groundkeeper CAFETERIA WORKERS Joseph Munna, Michael Sughrue, Jerry Matedelo, Bill McGarry, Thom- as Ratio, Paul Levin, John Maloy. lO3 1 'FT ' N 14 'Y X iw A-1 .gur- U4 .1 1 8 fl N- 4 x L .sawn es:aL'asa'.f'Z'P:a1'19T??:'f CRIMSON AND BULB GERALD KIEFER Edltor In Chnef The yearbook arms to recapltulate the 1949 1950 chapter of the hustory of Chammade To cover thus vast fneld and to produce a volume complete In every detaal the staff was most fortunate In having as nts capable and patuent moderator Brother Robert Schawalder Q Z' ARTHUR HALD EDWARD HANRAHAN Business Manager Bus ness Manager IO4 R ROBERT O'BRIEN Sdl .QQ T -545 MATTHEW MANKIEWICZ Ak gun, f- -I ,- . yg YN:-i.. 'T A rare meeting. Kiefer, Hald, Brother Schawalder and Hostage look over some of the baskeiball section. 105 WALTER MILLER i I Crimson and Gold Staff Members Q, ii- ,, , r , ' Q A . ' 1 M... walf 'V HIGH SELLERS CRIMSON I-IND BULB I-ID DRIVE 43299 v ,Ru 3 ,fy Donald Bruhn-S110 Albert Spillma S 5 M Q .. 1 X X qu f fa I rs. cms WY-3225 S35 Jerome Matedero-S105 Thomas Wheany-S215 John Whelan-S100 William Elsen-S105 SERVERS AT HULY MASS SEATED Charles Joyce Charles Slmpson Vuncent Cashman STANDING Joseph Lynch Gerald White Rrchard Malyk Charles Ehrhart Rrchard Zehnle Phllap Elchner Thomas Doyle and John Knapp brated for the entlre student body On each tlrst Frlday we had Benedlctuon of the Blessed Sacrament RELIGIUUS ARTICLES Roger Malckel and Robert Hennch try to make a sale at the sodallty rellglous articles counter Students manntanned a rellglous articles counter un the basement of the school to encourage the sale of rosarles, medals, statues holy puctures etc Each Friday morning throughout the school year Holy Mass was cele- FAT HERS'E LUB The Fathers' Club gathered in the library for its monthly meeting. QEYXEYRS R0 - get! vl' . .VW 'ge ggenlr gfxidenl hcckletl- 0 ' ' In IO8 Yee . nay I Ch:'?:grl.l:kle ' o Each year the Chaminade Parents Clubs carry on a program of activities for the welfare of the school. Featuring this program is the Fall Card Party, the Spring Luncheon, and the Fathers-Sons Com- munion Breakfast, in addition to the Foot- ball Awards Night, the Spaghetti Dinner, the grand Christmas Party and the at- Q it sl, The Father-Son Communion breakfast. S tractive Fashion Show and Lawn Dessert- Bridge Party. The past year saw the in- auguration of the Boosters Club with monthly meetings and elections. All these activities benefit the Chaminade Building Fund. The Lawn Card Party with its fashion show was anothe wonderful time for the mothers. ATHL E J fm . X T I ,pf 4 .-.oe n-,,.,.n-vf'f ,..f f gi! 4 A tv-s ,aff jf! A ai 5 er ,-.-f :Q ,M f A JIM' .' V f 1' 6 5' 1 7 E H yn' I ,' Q n ' 5 x Z I Y ,IV 5 Fi' +-1i85'32' ill! 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Y, I9 FREEPORT 25 Frghtung hard to beat a two touchdown favored Freeport team the Flyers came close as they dropped a 25 l9 heartbreaker to the Red Devuls at Freeport Bull McGarry the games runmng star thrilled the throng of 5500 wlth a nlnety one yard runback of the klckoff fol Iowung Freeport s flrst score Two Charlie McGuckm T D passes one to Tom Rooney for ten and another to McGarry for seventy one yards sandwnched a Red Devil score and the Flyers led at the half l9 l3 After a scoreless thnrd persod the terrnflc llne plunges of Ronnie Ulup gave the Devuls two touchdowns and the ball game I9 GLEN COVE 44 Trying to break into the wln column the Flyers bumped unto a veteran packed Glen Cove outfut and were soundly thumped to the tune of 44 l9 Led by all scholastic Lou Britt who were lust too much for the team which had thrown such a scare unto Freeport just the week before Charlue McGuckm and Bull McGarry once more led the Flyers with McGuckm s su perb passlng keeplng Chammade In the game for the flrst half and McGarry s deceptive run mng nettmg hum two touchdowns Grover Nulty took a McGuckm pass for the other Flyer T D rounding out a rather dusmal evening at Glen Cove Rooney grabs a short pass from McGuckin and crosses the Freeport goal wlth room to spare A famillar sight nn the Cardinal Hayes game McGarry chalked up thirty nlne pomts against them! BILL MCGARRY CHARLIE MCGUCKIN All Metropolitan All Scholastlc All 5Cl'10l2SflC All Cafhollc All Catholnc Terzn Award Co Captain Outstandnng Player Award MIKE AMBROSIO BILL KLAESS l I5 , - , I . , . . . . , , ' L. - I - . . I tore the Chaminade line to shreds, the Covers . . , I - . , , i 'I . . ' l 1 l I - . 4 ' - , I ' - ' I , ' . 45 CARDINAL HAYES I9 With the most spectacular running exhibition ever seen at the Chaminade Bowl, Bill McGarry led the Flyers to a record 45-l9 victory over an outclassed Hayes eleven. McGarry scored an in- credible thirty-nine points on T. D. runs of 35, 46, Sl and 84 yards, 30 and 55 yard pass plays and three extra points. Leading by only l8-l3 at half-time, the Flyers roared back in the second half to literally swamp hapless Hayes. John Kelly led off with a two yard buck for a T. D. and the slaughter was on. Hayes scored once more before the final whistle but it was no contest as the Flyers were unexcelled in every department lt was Chaminade s first home game and first win and a mighty satisfying one for the partisan crowd of thirty five hundred 32 H EMPSTEAD 6 Behind a hard charging forward wall Flyer backs broke loose for four first period touch downs and went on to handily beat a sluggish Hempstead team 32 6 On the third play of the game Charlie McGuckin hit Bill McGarry with the first of two T D passes good for forty five yards and the scoring parade was on Min utes later John Kelly broke loose for seventy five yards and another score which was quickly followed with tallies by Bill Keating Jack Fahey and another McGarry marker McGuckin s quarterbacking and the hustling line play also stood out as the Flyers settled back and coasted to a very pleasing victory at the Chaminade Bowl -'Q' Sunday afternoon action Kelly stops Cardmal Hayes by the seat of Its pants as Rooney Keatmg and Nulty converge on the play Hoffman gets set to block out a bothersome Brooklyn Prepster CHAR' IE WENDY BILL KEENAN CO Captain PHIL HOFFMAN JACK FAHEY l I6 . , . , . 1 - ' l , . . l I - 1 46 ST JOHNS 24 Sporting a SOO record the Flyers came into this fray seeking their third victory in a row which they got by overwhelming St Johns Prep 46 24 The 46 points represented a new offensive record for a Chamlnade football team Once again Bullet Bill McGarry was the out standing player on the field scoring five touch downs one on a 90 yard kick off return and another on an 82 yard punt return St John s led by Dan Lynk drew first blood but the Flyers quickly retaliated on a Charlie McGuckln to McGarry pass good for seventy yards and a T D Dick Gemmelli who established another new Flyer record with four extra points came in and made it 7 6 After that the Flyers were never headed as John Kelley and Jack Fahey also added single markers ln the line the stellar play of Bill Klaess George Gehrig and Bill Keenan rounded out a very satisfying afternoon for Flyer supporters 25 BROOKLYN PREP 20 Fighting to overcome a two touchdown deficit the Flyers pulled one out of the proverbial fire when they scored in the last two minutes to drop Prep 25 20 Chaminade drew first blood as Don Macauley went five yards to score but the Brooklyn team bounced right back as Carey tallied and the extra point was good and Prep led 7 6 Bill McGarry put the Flyers ahead once again as he took a punt and went ninety yards for the T D and the score stood l3 7 Chaminade at half time Two quick Prep T D s in the second half put the Flyers behind again 20 I3 Then Charlie McGuckin went to work Tossang passes with amazing accuracy he led the team to a touchdown wich McCauley scored and it was 20 19 With two minutes remaining Chuck kept on pitching and ended a 58 yard drive with a scoring pass to McGarry and the Flyers iced the game 25-20. Mike Ambrosio was outstanding on the outweighed Chaminade forward wall which held Prep to a standstill on the ground all day. Kelly gets his picture taken during a moment of ndleness in the St Johns game Phil Hoffman watches a Brooklyn Prepster drag down McGarry. TOM ROON EY DON MCCAULEY GROVER NULTY I I7 BILL BRIEDENBACH I9 SEWANHAKA 26 Mmus the servnces of nts hugh scorer BII McGarry Chamunade came up agalnst a deter mlned Sewanhaka team and dropped a close one 26 I9 Guvlng up three furst pernod touchdowns chaefly through the stellar play of the Indian s Bruce Yancey the Flyers fought back for two T D s In the second pernod on Charlne McGuckln s passing Tranlmg 20 O McGuckln pltched to bug Phil Hoffman for the flrst score and handed off to John Kelley for a second and the Flyers tralled at halftime Z0 I3 The In dlans scored flrst In the third period and that was the ball game Although Jack Fahey scored late In the perlod the Flyers could get nowhere nn the funal stanza and thus lost their first game IH flve starts The Ilne play of Charlle Wendy and George Gehrng was a bright spot In the dark day at Floral Park I9 ST FRANCIS I8 Playnng for the champnonshup of the Dnocese of Brooklyn the Flyers eked out a I9 I8 wm over a surprlslngly strong St Francis aggrega tnon Takung advantage of the rather Ilstless play of the Chamlnade eleven the Prepsters tallued twuce In the flrst pernod The second period saw the Flyers come to lnfe however as Bull McGarry went forty off tackle for a marker and as the half ended Charlie McGuckln hut Grover Nulty for a score makmg It I2 I2 at lnterrnlssson Followmg a scoreless third period McGarry cllmaxed a seventy mne yard drive by golng nlneteen for a T D Hrs all Important buck for the extra point was successful and the Flyers were never headed agaun Led by thelr star Duck Wltt the Terriers managed another tally but the extra polnt try failed and Charnnnade garnered Its fifth and flnal victory of a successful season Hoffman picks up a souvenir In the Sewanhaka game The Flyers swarm over a lone Induan Kelly has just picked up yardage against Sevanhaka Klaess seems to have hut a few opponents DICK GEMMELLI JACK DASH PAUL CORWIN RUDY SCHUTZ I I8 FRONT ROW J Mure R Prendergast D Murphy P Tnerney R Savane J Mehary BACK ROW L Masottl J Kraus R Boguskl F Schmitt C Ehmann FRESHMAN FUUTBALL Chamrnade Opponents Sewanhaka Freeport Freeport Sewanhaka Glen Cove Hempstead FRONT ROW R Gordon M Ryan G Brandewlede J Dwyer G Carrlgm G Keyes G. Meydmg R Strlyton L Maglllngan SECOND ROW A Grimm R Wolf J Gallacher O DeJesu P Cassidy T Archer W Mu hy K Salis b A Butler E Scllepp J Murphy BA K ROW R Kertscher J McGuire R Klernan M Laco o V DeMeo J Folks E Schuck W ornellus A Kent J Therrlen R Muller E Meyer T Fitzgerald W Cornelius J Murphy JUNIOR VARSITY FUUTBALL Chammade Opponents Mepham Glen Cove Sewanhaka Freeport Hempstead Brooklyn Prep Freshman Coaches Paul Cassidy and Frank Keenan 6 .....,.......... ,.....,............. 6 I3 ......... .. ..... ................ O I9 ................ ................ 2 5 31 ........,....... .................... 7 I4 ......,.,-,.,,,, ................ 2 6 33 ,,....,.,....,.. ............ 1 2 0 .... .. ........... 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'vIu i rr ' as i ADW as 1 N L A O M lf' ' : gi fiefg A if gh E 'F Q -, ,H 'E H 1 4 X 1 new , ,js Q X Q- 4 2 iff 5 i 52:5 SQ ,Q S HIGHLIGHTS UE THE BASKETBALL SEASON 31 LONG BEACH 40 Traulung all the way the Flyers dropped the opener un a loosely played game at Long Beach before a full house Only brught spot un the game was Cooper s thurteen pounts 48 GARDEN CITY 38 Showung mud season form the Crumson and Gold took the G C Trojans unto camp un an afternoon affaur on the home court Sparked by McGuckuns fourteen pounts and Coopers thurteen the hoopsters had an easy tume of ut 36 BISHOP LOUGHLIN 46 Up agaunst a tough Cnty team the Flyers fallung behund early un the game never managed to catch up as Loughlun played a heads up game Once more Cooper was hugh man thus tume wuth twelve 54 MALVERNE 40 Outscorung the Mules un the funal peruod suxteen to sux the courtsters racked up a very satusfyung vuctory to even the won and lost column at two and two as Hoffman and Mnastkowsku led the scorung wuth twelve and ten pounts respectuvely 50 WOODMERE 31 Notchung theur suxth consecutuve vuctory Chamunade had an easy tume of ut as the Blueuackets never threatened Cooper wuth thurteen and McGuckun wuth twelve were hugh for the evenung 41 JACKSON 44 In a tult that us gettung to be a tradutuonal loss for Chamunade the Flyers dropped a real close one thus tume losung out un over tume A thurteen pount effort on the part of Cooper was of no avaul as the uunx reugned 52 BROOKLYN PREP 53 Leadung all the way the Flyers faltered fatally un the last peruod as Prep pulled a tught one out of the fure Cooper meshed twenty to lead the C and G cagers 33 LONG BEACH 43 Fadung once more un the funal peruod the Chamunade hoop sters dropped theur second game of the season to undefeated Long Beach as Cooper was hugh man agaun wuth thurteen 52 HEMPSTEAD 38 Once more the Crumson and Gold took a weak Tuger team FRONT ROW McGowan McGuckun Coach Flynn J Rooney Callan BACK ROW T Rooney Cooper Hoffman Mlastowsku Corwin Jenmngs Kennedy 34 ST JOHNS 35 Runnung true to theur early season erratuc form the Flyers managed to blow a seven pount half fume lead and lose a squeaker Mrastkowsku paced the team wuth twelve and Cooper had eleven 55 HEMPSTEAD 33 Hen Fen Cooper dropped un twenty three un an afternoon romp at the Hub as the Tugers were never un ut 49 GLEN COVE 36 Led by Jennungs and Muastkowskn with ten each the Flyers garnered a solud wun over a meduocre Glen Cove team The C H S rooters had somethung to shout about as the home club was never headed 34 ST DOMINIC S 30 ln a seesaw battle whuch saw the Flyers score eleven pounts to the Saunts none un the second peruod the team paced by Cooper and Hoffman wuth nune each took a thruller whuch left the home crowd both well pleased and hoarse 62 SEWANHAKA 58 The hardest fought most deserved and sweetest vuctory of the year was gasned at Floral Park un an overtume thruller that was unmatched all year un excutement and outstandung playung Four foul shots marked the dufference as Cooper dunked twenty and McGuckun thurteen unto camp as McGuckun Hoffman and Cooper each had thurteen pounts to pace an easy vuctory 50 LYNBROOK 39 Openung up a second half druve that left Lynbrook un the dust the Flyers led by McGuckun and Cooper chalked up an other game un the wun column Tough hmes ahead from the somber look of the huddle 59 NEWTOWN 51 Wuth Cooper dunkung a season hugh of twenty fuve pounts the Flyers managed to stave off a last peruod druve by Newtown to clunch another wun 53 WOODMERE 47 ln hus usual role as hugh scorer Cooper wuth twenty one led the team to theur fourth straught vuctory 51 SEWANHAKA 54 Seekung theur thurteenth wun of the wanung season the Flyers met up wuth a revenge bent lnduan squad The evenung saw Bug Phul Hoffman come through wuth twenty 28 LaSALLE 48 A post season bud for fame un the K of C Tournament brought on the poorest Flyer showung un the enture schedule WUN 11 LUST B l24 1 ' 1 1 -1 - 1 . . . ' 1 - - 1 1 1 . ' - , . . . 1 I A 1 1 1 1 ' 5 1 1 1: .1 - 5-. 1. 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , , , . . . .. . - I 1 . 1 1 ' 1 ., . . - ' ' I I ' 1 1 I . JAY-VEE TEAM FRONT ROW: W. Kohler, W. McCarthy, C. Melvin, Coach Thomas. BACK ROW: G. White, A. Swartz, R. Bishop, D. dePasquaIe, C. Locke, E. Condren, L. McCoy. JUNIOR VARSITY Predictions for good things to come can certainly be made from the excellent showing of the junior varsity cage squad. Led by big Larry McCoy, Artie Swarty, Spike Daly and Bob Bishop, the Flyer juniors compiled an outstanding record of thirteen wins and only five losses. Newtown, Brooklyn Prep, Long Beach, Jackson and Sewanhaka ltwicel were among the teams which met defeat at the hands of Coach Joe Thomas' charges. FROSH Not to be outdone by the J.V., the Freshmen piled up an amazing six and two record. A frosh team that gains more wins than losses is unusual enough but one that racks up six victories is stupendous. The basketball future at C. H. S. really looks bright. FROSH TEAM FRONT ROW: M. Lacapo, R. Holxweiss, J. Therrien, R. Miller, L. Magilligan, L Schellbach, J. Dwyer, E. Ince, C. Rooney. BACK ROW: F. Reynolds, E. Meyer, J Gallacher, K. Salisbury, R. Kiernan, E. Gallagher, R. Murphy, M. Ryan, J. Dirr. Spike Daly drives in for two more points. Art Swartz going up high. Cooper ........ VARSITY SCORING F.G. 93 Hoffman .,,.s, , ,,--g- 74 McGuckin .,.s,,. ggbnfh 5 3 T. Rooney ..,,,., --kggg 3 1 Miastkowski ,,,,., ,----- 3 2 Jennings ,,,,,,,,, .----- 1 7 McGowan .,.. ,,.,-, I 5 Kennedy , ,,,,, --,,-- 1 5 Corwin ..,.. 7 Callan ..,.,,,, ,-4-4- l U 3 J. Rooney .,,.,,, ,,,,,-,,,,-- 4 McCoy ....,,, -4 ,,-, 3 Swartz ..... --, 3 Nulty .... 1 J. V. SCORING F.G. McCoy ...,. ,',--- 5 3 Bishop .. .,, 47 Swartz ,,,,. -4--- 3 9 Daly .......... ..... 4 o Locke ,.....,,,,,,, ,-,--- 3 2 DePasquaIe ..... ,,,-. 3 2 Kohler .,...... .-,,, 9 Melvin ...,,, 4.A-- 9 McCarthy ...., ,---- 7 Callan ..,..,,,...., ,--4- 7 Gundermann ....,s -,g,, 3 Condren .,,s.,.., ,---- 5 Donnellon --A-- 1 White --, ,,,,,,,- ----A 0 T.P. 246 187 150 81 72 43 41 35 17 IO IO 7 6 4 T.P. 131 114 103 95 74 61 25 22 22 21 14 I2 2 I TRACK FRONT ROW: J. Harrigan, R. O'BHen, D. McCauley, J. Leviness, W. Ball, E. Barnes, J. Daly. MIDDLE ROW: S. Smith, A. Bosworth, J. Kraus, M. Hostage, P. Geraghty, R. Trouve, G. Kieger, J. Rooney. BACK ROW: P. Hoffman, G. Nulty, J. White, W. Fay, J. Dash, T. Rooney, D. Cole. This was one of Chaminade's best track teams. The Flyers were particu- larly impressive in the Englewood, N. J. Invitation Meet when Grover Nulty established a new meet record in the 440. Don McCauley and Bill McGarry also turned in stellar performances to capture trophies. Five new all-time Chaminade records were established this year. Don McCauley set a new city record in the novice lOO yd. dash in the N. Y. U. Spike Shoe Club indoor meet in February. His time: lO.7. 'il Q.. r. ' y -1 9 DON MCCAULEY GROVER NULTY PHIL HOFFMAN 0' Harrigan comes To your mark, 92' Se 9 ' over fhe hurdle in fhe Mepham meet. RECORD OF CHAMINADE MEN SEASON'S SCORES CHAMINADE TRACK RECORDS 100 Yard Dash: 10:0 100 Yard Dashr 1020 McCauley, May 24, 1949 Flyers 37 JaCkSOr1 ,,,.,,,,fff ..-,,- 5 8 Joe Kane, MaY 15, 1937 Jim Brggan, May 20, 1945 Siegfried lFreeport1, May 1 1, 1938 Joe Kane, May 15, 1937 Flyers 53 Hempstead AYYF 51 J'f'f1 BVOQBVY, MBV 20, 1945 220 Yard Dash: 22:3 Don McCauley, May 20, 1950 440 Yard Dash: 51:6 Grover Nulty, May 20, 1950 880 Yard Run: 2100.0 Frank Martin, May 22, 1942 Mile Run: 4:31.3 Frank Martin, May 22, 1942 220 Yard Hurdles: 26:9 Bill Johnson, May 16, 1939 200 Yard Hurdles: 24:4 Bill Snyder, April 28, 1949 180 Yard Hurdles: 22:6 Carl Ehman, May 27, 1950 Shot Put: 51' 1 Phil Hoffman, May 31, 1950 Discus: 138' 6 Phil Hoffman, May 24, 1950 Pole Vault: 11' 6 Tom Lee, May 3, 1941 High Jump: 6' 3 Jack Moylan, May 21, 1940 Broad Jump: 21' 6 Jack Moylan, May 21, 1940 880 Yard Relay: 1233.6 Flyers 48 V2 Flyers 55V3 Flyers 63 Flyers 50 Flyers 70 Flyers 67 V3 Flyers 66 5' Mepham .,... 1 Malverne ..,., Sewanhaka ....,, Lawrence .....,.. 64 V2 7 .,,,,-,48 26 -----,,41 Cardinal Hayes .......... 54 Garden City ...... Poly Prep ........ ,-.....31 V2 .--,..,28 V2 Brooklyn Prep ............ 37 Va Fordham Prep ...,..,... Great Neck, --3OVa ,.,....38 WON 6 LUST 3 Joe Goetz, Bill Frawley, George Cridland, Bill Luckas, May 28, 1938 n 'he VIBY- 220 Yard Dash: 22:3 Jim Brogan, May 20, 1945 440 Yard Dash: 52:0 Grover Nulty, May 24, 1950 880 Yard Run: 2:00.0 Frank Martin, May 22, 1942 Mile Run: 4131.3 Frank Martin, May 22, 1942 220 Yard Low Hurdles: 26:9 Bill Johnson, May 16, 1939 180 Yard Low Hurdles: 22:3 John Murray lFordhaml , May 27, 1950 Norris Harvey 1G. C.1, May 24, 1950 Shot Put: 54' 9V2 Wright lFreeportl, May 30, 1941 Discus Throw: 138' 6 Phil Hoffman, May 24, 1950 Pole Vault: l 1' 8 Bill Davison lMalverne1, May 10, 1948 High Jump: 6' 3 Jack Moylan, May 21, 1940 Broad Jump: 21' 6V4 Jack Moylan, May 21, 1940 880 Yard Relay: 1233.0 Garden City, April 29, 1946 Murph f in the lead a Y ries his hand As usual, McCauley is in the broad iumv. 127 STEVE SMITH-Weight Man . AJ, 57 JACK LEVI NESS-Pole Vaulter Dan Murphy passes the baton to Pete McGarry in the Mepham meet. 128 JERRY KIEFER, RAY TROUVE, ED, BARNES-Distance Men BOB O BRIEN Hurdler The Frosh track squad of 1950 showsng good form nn wunnung four meets promlse good prospects for 1951 The outstanding men are Keyes an the 1OO and 220 Ronnie Muller IH the 880 The fueld events have up and comlng stars nn Meyer un the pole vault Holzweuss un the hugh jump and Morris rn the shot put f f rYf K Y' KXN wx N JT Apr: May May May May May FRESHMAN TRACK RECORD Mineola Lawrence Roslyn St John s Garden Cnty Chammade Poly Prep Great Neck V2 23 V2 53V2 Chammade 50Vz 53 V2 23 Vz SPIKE DALY Distance Man eww ww The Fresh milers line up for the starting gun at the Fordham Prep meet. 129 BASEBALL The l95O Chaminade baseball team will go down as one of the best in Flyer history. Despite a late start and little practice due to the weather, they still managed to compile an eleven and five record. The team lined up as follows: Ernie Franck or Jim Lucey at first base, Paul Corwin or Art Reynolds at second, Bob McKew, shortstop, and Jack Fahey completed the hard-hitting outfield. On the mound Bob Bishop and Larry McCoy provided steady pitching while Dick Klaess and Ollie DeJesu did the catching. Mike Hostage, Jay Connors John Wessels and Bud Pennachio gave the team a strong reserve FRONT ROW J James J Connelly R Gordon J Pennachlo J Ambrosio O DeJesu L McCoy P Corwin J Knapp Manager BACK ROW J Wessels C Wendy C Locke F Danner R Boguskl A Swartz D Shea R Bishop C McGuckm W McGarry J Lucey 130 I - : . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , SECOND ROW: G. Noonan, J. Fahey, D. Hopkins, A. Reynolds, J. Kraus, E. Franck, F. Holzweiss, W. Klaess, M. Hostage, R. McKew. : . ,I . , . I , . , . ', . , . , . , . , . , . . Cha les McGu Noonan Wessels Penachlo MCC-Barry' Danner McGuckin' Holzwelss Klaess Delesu Fahey McKevr Corvnn Bashop Lucey Reynolds Hostage Franc McCoy Connors' 'U' Seniors MCGa rry' Bishop McCoy Pennachno :ku Outheld Team Captain IATTING AVERAGES PITCHING RECORDS VG 7 .207 RA 22 2 74 TEAM RECORD Opponents Mepham Sewanhaka Sewanheka Great Neck....... Freeport Glen Cove Lawrence Hempstead Hempstead Great Neck Hempstead Lawrence Garden Cnty South Srde Long Beach Brooklyn Prep W a MGa y Outf Ptc er 1 IUR PLAY H24 3927 'W Mzgww HQ' 4 HRW J va, Y P' an 16 hifi 2244 f Ku lf fl if 104' mkibawfih lk 94. '07 .KK w w if -'Q4 - n ,ekdef LZWU55 FRED H0 ERNIE FRANC K lhflelder 5? '00-.. JAY CONNORS Pltcher 2 PAUL CORWIN I nflelder L ', If ' :Jiyq , ,' , 'f5716,l',Y, Qa2,Qf h ' .A',E'I5'E' - ' V wfn,wf4 1,1,f m, A ,f , f , Lfikfmi if' if-92i1 ,1Q '5?f 515 V .' A , u V - , V , 1 f X ,Mg 1- ?:.,,J,N Jf2,2.Uq A I N. . V 2' gig' Q 1 2-J ,,.a,2,,, ,. ,L A M V f :pf - x K 4311 ,,., X f w N X y' 9' ' ' H ' Q ,,. 5 I VCA' I Liziff iiki f A f - . ,J Q. , f ,w.Ms,,,, . , , 'WMIQLT ' . ' W ' 5 .- I r ' 1' , , x, 4' r H' mv Ve:- . Al ,X f .4 X . . K R SS CUUN FRONT ROW J Rooney E Barnes D Cole W Barnes D Kenney J Pardy R Trouve BACK ROW C Ehrharf P Levln W Muller H Helnleln J Fitzgerald M Manknewlcz T1 JIMMY DALY RAY TROUVE I 33 I 4 . '-1 , ,Mx-M ' ' -IM'-M l PM l ,lm p .J LS- Chaminade 850 880 888 857 887 874 872 890 892 87l 863 879 878 853 Asl 'l ,E 7 .5-4' .1 Freeport .............. 889 Garden City .......,.. 858 Hempstead .......... 883 Long Beach ............ 804 Mepham ...... Woodmere ........,... Valley Stream ........ 866 Southscde ............ 879 Oceansnde ............ 706 0 0 ---.- 874 L 0 o oonl 863 woo' Freeport .............. 902 Garden ClfY---- ----- 868 After the match Hempstead ---'---.-- QQ6 W Scheurer R Flsher J Quigley R Henrlch Brother Leopold B McCarvllIe Long Beach-. Mepham ...... 800 .. ,..... 854 855 858 879 883 Woodmere ,... Valley Stream ...,.... 877 Southside .... Oceanside .- ......... 772 Won I2 Lost 6 John Quigley I 3 -------- 83 l .-----.- 874 f 1 7 , Bob Henrich n John Francis 4 All-Scholastic Bob Fisher PLAYERS AVERAGE Prone Off. Total 97.78 82.33 180.11 98.07 72.40 174.46 95.50 76.17 171.33 97.08 74.25 171.33 96.38 73.56 169.94 94.40 72.20 169.60 Team Average 483 .72 389.00 872.66 Bart McCarviIIe 135 FRONT ROW: J. Cremins, R. Holgate, R. Morrow. BACK ROW: H. Von Urff, J. Shanley, B. Harrison, J. Baxter, J. Schwarz. TENNIS The Flyer tennis team after their first year of active competition shows great promise for the future. The team was paced by the outstanding play of its captain Herb Von Urff. Herb is one of the best high school players in the metropolitan area, having reached the finals in two Invita- tional Tournaments. 1 .A.,ffg,,' .E li ! - :N , ,, E 5 Dick Holgate, co-captain, and Herb Von Urff, captain. . 'IJ' ' - Herb Von Urff sharpens up on his net play. John Schwarz shows good form I37 and a powerful serve. QI 1 2 'Q W 'W 3, ' 44 , .Jw ' f Q 4' 2 , - 1 s 'WI I. sf' if I Ill I BASKETBALL McCauley plays basketball under difficulties McCauley again as Connelly vainly tries as McCue comes up from the rear. to do something about it. A little pushing by Schoen goes unobserved as Trageser sends one on its way. sfeve sm. . in-, 5, . X k will Wuhan, .sue makes W oo l39 Bo Ore Fffzgeiafve' Hue ban he back workfldren gqickien guski dbeg ' d ind co with RAMU Covering a period of two days the annual Intramural Track Meet ended April 27 with 4Bl and 2Bl emerging victorious The Tranlblazers fought their way to the fore by copplng four firsts and a number of second and third slots for a total of 39lf2 points The lower dnvlslon title was won on somewhat the same pattern The Comets won about everything an sight for a Sl point total The funal order of flnrsh was Upper dnvnsuon 4Bl 38V2 4Al 32 4B2 26 3Al l7V2 3Bl l5 and 3B2 7 In the lower division results were 2Bl Sl 2B2 34 ZB3 l5 lB2 l3 lB3 8 nd B Among the heroes of the afternoon were Ruchle Muller of 4A who gained first un the lOO with Artle Glbbln of 4Bl runnlng a close second Beau Brnedenbach and Joe Gelger both of 4B came ln furst and second respectrvely and Br1anJenn1ngs of 4Bl The relay was taken by 4Bl In the lower dlvrsuon Jerry White came rn first in the IOO whsle has class mate Roger Segal copped first In the mule ht e yh k D II d R hio lead the pack down the stretch Breidenbach and Harrison lead by tw y d M h It d M Q Il BFC ESSZU an C UI 3 l4O the 31,,2 J ,Q ,,a 11,5- in the 220. There was a tie in the high jump between Jerry Badum of 3Bl , - - Q th colors across the finish line for 283. Cheered on b is classmate, Fran Weiss ke t I k y LA Prendergast and Mehary .1 1 A close race nears the finish line with Schutt In the lead Gerry White takes the 100 yard dash with Pete Geraghty putting In second Grennan IS the leader, but no one seems Interested In between practice Barones Harhgan McCauley and LeVlness take time out for a picture 141 k. ' M , l , W Bob Comerford obscures his nearest competitor. Approaching in the one-two-three order are Keyes, Kiernan, A V fQ,fK4- :hes longe' I nil! ould be 'e MeV Don Ho dinss am' sh Q.. Dkirgs 'nares BUXING himself go I42 r somemnig! rm' JAMBU 9 in bare feet! REE som gone Unded a Punch GLANEES HERE AND THERE DURING THE YEAR BRU JUHN NIEKULS DIAMOND JUBILEE -Sllaricmists f llxlked 'fm to mL 'eS?h3aQ youth of Amerim. ---4849 B49 The Mass of Thanksgiving celebrated rn the school gym Mr. Basel, President of the Fathers Club presents Brother John with a combined gift from the various school organizations After Bro John Nlekol pleked the ticket Bro Darby prepares to announce the newly elected president SENIUR DIRECTORY 482 MUSTANGS BARTLEY' MCCARVILLE ........ 3 Edwards Ct., Baldwin WILLIAM MCGARRY ........ 20 Clark St., East Rockaway CHARLES MCGUCKIN .... 1 Maplewood St., Glenwood Lending JOHN MALOY ......... 18 Buckingham Rd., Merrick MATTHEW MANKIEWICZ ..... 152 Graham Ave., Hempstead JEROME MATEDERO ........ 89 Fairfield Ave., Mineola WALTER MILLER ........ 171 Dogwood Lane, Manhasset THOMAS MORLEY ....,... 129 Staples St., Farmingdale WILLIAM MOSHER .... . . 105-IO 22lSt,, Queens Village ANDREW MUNCH ....., 189-19 Lewiston Ave., St. Albans JOSEPH MUNNA ........ 447 Peninsula Blvd., Lynbrook GEORGE MURPHY . . . JAMES MURRAY . . . RICHARD NICKLAS . . FRANCIS NULTY . . . ROBERT O'BRIEN . . . RAYMOND O'CONNOR . FRANCIS POLLOCK . . JOHN QUINN ..,. THOMAS RAFFO . . . ROBERT REED ,... JAMES REILLY .... EUGENE RILEY . . . . . . 25 Garden St., Roslyn Heights . .5 Woodgreen Pl., Rockville Centre . . . 108-11 86th St., Ozone Park . 164 Canterburry Rd., Williston Park . . Qtrs. 351 Mitchel Air Force Base . . . . . 81 Birch St., Floral Park . . . . . . 45 Henry St., Merrick . . . . 366 Mineola Blvd., Mineola . . . . 160-O8 47th Ave., Flushing . . . 115-48 202st St., St. Albans . . 44 Daffodil Ave., Franklin Square . . . 16 Revere Dr. East, Floral Park MARTIN ROGERS CLAUDE RONZITTI JOSEPH ROONEY GEORGE SHIEBLER STEPHEN SMITH ALBERT SPILLMAN JOHN STARIN MICHAEL SUGHRUE ALBERT TRAGESER JOSEPH TURNESA DONALD VACHERON EDWARD VOLLMER JOHN WALSH WILLIAM WALSH ALFRED WALTER THOMAS WELCH of the Boosters Club 89 Lynmouth Rd Malverne 104 12 227th St Queens Village 191 Carnation Ave Floral Park 84 Southard Ave Rockville Centre 37 Bellmore St Floral Park 22 Mead St Hempstead 133 Crowell St Hempstead 56 Tennis Pl Forest Hills 105 North Woods Rd Manhasset 174 Denneth Ave Baldwin 92 Kenwood Rd Garden City 530 New York Ave Huntington 94 31 214th St Queens Village 221 O2 100th Dr Queens Village 30 Clayton Ave Floral Park 122 21 Nellis St St Albans THOMAS WHEARTY 1 Garden St Great Neck JOHN WHELAN 413 Marcellus Rd Mineola 481 TRAILBLAZERS THOMAS AAB MICHAEL AMBROSIO ALLEN ARNOLD WILLIAM BALL FRED BISCHOFF WILLIAM BREIDENBACH MATTHEW BRENNAN EDWARD BROWN DONALD BRUHN ROBERT BURKE MATTHEW CERNY CHESLOCK WILLIAM 161 14 86th Ave Jamaica 184 O1 143rd Ave Springfield Gardens 252 21 44th Ave Little Neck 117 14 Unnon Tnpk Kew Gardens 228 Buchanan St Huntington 30 Forestdale Rd Rockville Cerrtre 113 Buckingham Rd West Hempstead 30 Searing St Hempstead 109 77 204th St St Albans 29 Malone Ave Long Beach 76 Cornell St WIlIston Park 351 South Bway Lindenhurst . , . - I JOHN TIERNEY ......... 44 Darina Ct., Hempstead EDWARD BARNES ....... 77-44 Austin St., Forest Hills LEW CIBEU . . PAUL DAHM . . . DONALD BIEDERICH RICHARD DONOVAN THOMAS DOYLE . . WILLIAM ELSEN . . HAROLD FARREL . . WILLIAM FAY . . JOHN FITZGERALD JOHN FRANCIS . ERNEST FRANCK . . FRANK GALLAGHER . JOSEPH GEIGER . . RICHARD GEMMELLI ARTHUR GRIBBIN . EUGENE GRIMMIG . ARTHUR HALD . . EDWARD HANRAHAN BRUCE HARRISON . RICHARD HIGGINS . PHILIP HOFFMAN . FREDERICK HOLZWEISS . MICHAEL HOSTAGE . RAYMOND JASINSKI BRIAN JENNINGS . FRANCIS KEENAN . WILLIAM KEENAN . GERALD KIEFER . PAUL LEVIN . JOHN LEVINESS . JOHN LOEFFLER . . . 222-26 93rd Ave., Queens Village . ll Gabriel Ave., Franklin Square . Blair Dr., Hillbrae, Huntington . . 2l3 Hillside Ave., Bellemore . . l30-34 224th St., Laurelton . . 90-I3 I8Sth St., Hollis . . . 305 Beebe Rd., Mineola . . 37 Carnation Ave., Floral Park 303 Chestnut St., West Hempstead . . . . 75 Ontario Rd., Bellerose . . . . R. F. D., Roslyn . . 2190 Fulton St., Brooklyn . 59 Spruce St., West Hempstead . . Il Atlanta Ave., East Williston 224-25 Edmdre Ave., Queens Village . . 2 Harwick'Rd., East Rockaway . . 304 Shore Rd., Douglaston . . 187-O8 87th Rd., Jamaica . I5 Normandy Lane, Manhasset . . 90-07 2llth St., Bellaire . II Elbert Pl., East Rockaway . 22 Fairview Ave., East Williston l29 Greenway, West New Hyde Park . . 4ll First Ave., New Hyde Park II Fairview Ave., Port Washington . . 58 Surrey Commons, Lynbrook . 58 Surrey Commons, Lynbrook . 57 Chestnut Ave., Floral Park . Ill Amherst Rd., Valley Stream . . . IO Oak St., Floral Park . . . . Kings Park Mr. Gaskin was the golden voice of the Boosters' Club. Here he is singing another of his original songs. Mr. Une' and Mrs Winnerlzanilan W NICHOLAS LOPRETE . DAVID LUCAS . . LAWRENCE BECKER . JOHN CLEAVER . . ROBERT COMERFORD JOHN CONNORS . . PAUL CORWIN . THOMAS CUFF . VINCENT DATZ . . WILLIAM DOWDEN . STANLEY DRAKE . . GEORGE ENGLISH . . ROBERT FISHER . LEO GORDAN . . HAROLD HEINDEL . ROBERT HOWLETT . JAMES KILDEA . HENRY KIRSHE . GEORGE KLECAK . . MICHAEL KOPP . RONALD LYNCH . . KENNETH MCBRIDE . DONALD MCCAULEY ROGER MAICKEL . . RICHARD MILLER . JAMES MOORE . . . VINCENT PETRUSKI . EDWARD REILLY . . MAURICE REILLY . . RUDOLPH SCHUTZ . RICHARD SMITH . . FRANCIS WEISS . RICHARD ZEHNLE . JOSEPH ZIMMER . . 'Om 'ICI' B file officialrgxler John pi Io' box, ck 'Nether . . . . I8 Fordham Pl., Hempstead . 64 Linwood Ave., Mitchel Gardens 4AP IONEERS . . . . . . . . .Boxl3,GIenCove . 909 Premier Blvd., New Hyde Park . . l86-OI Ilion Ave., St. Albans . . . IO7-40 Il6th St., Ozone Park . I36-21 Hillside Ave., Richmond Hill . . 7 Cathedral Ave., Garden City . 24 Searing St., Hempstead . . 25 Town Path, Glen Cove . . 85-O8 2I5 St., Queens Village . . I65 West Minister Rd., Lynbrook . . . 83 South Long Beach Ave. . . 55 Lafayette St., Williston Park . l64-37 Grand Central Parkway . . . 86-I3 253 St., Bellerose . . 104-23 2l4th St., Queens Village . . 247-I7 86th Ave., Bellerose . 240-I5 Edgewood St., Rosedale . . . 48 Oxford St., Hillside Heights I6-28 Falmouth Ave., New Hyde Park . . 239 Cornwell Ave., Valley Stream . 222 Munru Blvd., Valley Stream . 290 Carnation Ave., Floral Park . 449 Roy St., West Hempstead . 90-2I 2l8th Pl., Queens Village . . . 2804 158th St., Flushing . 68 Roosevelt St., Garden City . 32 Sunnyside Ave., Hempstead . . 399 Mineola Blvd., Mineola . . 145 Arlington St., Mineola . . 87-48 25lst St., Bellerose . . . 88-42 l8lst St., Jamaica . II4-66 203rd St., St. Alban's DVE ISER Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs PATH DNS MOST REVEREND THOMAS E. MOLLOY, S.T.D. MOST REVEREND RAYMOND A. KEARNEY, S.T.D., J.C.D. RT. REV. MSGR. JOSEPH V. S. MCCLANCY, LL.D. RT. REV. MSGR. HENRY M. HALD, Ph.D. John Aab James Ambrosio Arno Arnold' J. Arthur Ball Howard Barnes Jacob Becker Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Bischoff Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Breidenbach Thomas J. Brennan Edward P. Brown Hans Bruhn F. Joseph Burke Mr. John A. Cashman Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cerny Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cheslock Mr. and Mrs. Albin Cibeu Dorothy R. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleaver Mrs. Marguerette Comerford Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Connors Dr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Corwin Judge Thomas J. Cuff Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Paul Dahm Edward L. Dash William Datz John T. Degnan Arthur Diederich Timothy Leo Donovan Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs John B. Dowden Thomas J. Doyle Charles W. Drake George F. Elsen George A. English Harold Farrell William Fay Andrew J. Fisher The Fitzgerald Family Mr. and Mrs. William Francis Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Franck Mr. Francis J. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Geiger Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gemmelli Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gribbin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Grimmig Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Arthur E. Hald Mr. and Mrs. . M. J. Hanrahan Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison . Harold Heindel .James G. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hoffman Mr. Frederick Holzweiss Mr. and Mrs. Gil Hostage Mr. and Mrs. George Howlett Mr. Joseph Jasinski Mr. and Mrs. James Jennings .W C9 llshop Molloy officiates at the S I mn M on the occasion of the Ma I Cente nl I faculty at Tenebrae services in their chapel during Holy Week. Mr. and Mrs. 0966 George Klecak Mrs. Margaret M. Keenan Francis and William Keenan Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Kildea Joseph Kiefer George Kirshe M. Kopp Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Kronke Mr. Allen V. Levin Mr. and Mrs. John F. LeViness Mr. and Mrs. John F. Loeffler 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. 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. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Loprete Wilbur Lucas George Lynch Philip Maickel John Maloy Benjamin Mankiewicz Jerome Matedero Louis McBride Andrew McCarviIle J. P. McCauley Thomas McGarry Charles McGuckin F. X. Merklin Anton Miller Charles E. Miller Robert J. Moore John Morley William Mosher Alfred Munch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Munna Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Murphy James P. Murray Charles Nicklas Louis A. Oberle Grover Nulty Col. and Mrs. Neal O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Connor ISI Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Maurice Reilly 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 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 . W. P. O'Malley R. Parson . A. V. Petruskie Frank J. Pollock John Quinn Edward Raffo Karl Reed E. Thomas Reilly . James Francis Reilly Eugene L. Riley Richard Rogers . Claudio Ronzitti . Joseph A. Rooney Rudolph E. Schutz George L. Shiebler James Smith . Stephen Smith . Albert R. Spillman John Starin John Sughrue William Tierney Paul A. Tierney Albert Trageser . Thomas E. Turner Joseph Tu rnesa Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vacheron Mrs. Dorothy Vollmer Mr. and Mrs. John J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. William P. Walsh Alfred A. Walter, Jr. Mr . Alfred A. Walter Mr. and Mrs. . and Mrs Nicholas Weiss Mr. and Mrs. James Welch Mr .and Mrs. T. J. Whearty Mr. and Mrs. John F. Whelan Mr. and Mrs F. Zehnle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Zimmer Qmewell TO THE CLASS OF 1950 FROM THE Mothers Club of Chammade Gomyzalulalaa o each a d e y of the Class of 1950 from the Fathers Club of Chammade 52 , . X, f , 0 M f A T rm Vel' man , . X, TRB Xe ex NN if I 'QA 1 B -1 'Q' K 3! 'f 1 .ff B 1 1 + L -.-' ff , 1 4 n 'U n . I V 'x i f 1. ...vnu I m dlfd-13.113 ,,.- I I -.R K ff f ' .H ,..-- Q Vg-g fS1NNJ9x . ,, , f ff !! ff H E - Q ip., JR ..--' H ' 1 -- - 3 5 k , -T?Ql25fQr4k1?L? E f P no ' S , P ,. ,kr , f 1' !V ,ff1 E W .L' R P I 1 - : : - 'T. 1i1 I L, I, ai ,J HIIII IIU ' ' I ll - '14 'fix - . , i X . .vga 2 1887-1950 li MAIN orrlcs COR. MAIN ST. and FULTCN AVE HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. HEMPSTEAD BANK NASSAU COUNTYS OLDEST COMMERCIAL BANK Proudly Begins Its 64th Year Of Sound Bankmg Services LEVITTOWN OFFICE GARDINER S AVENUE and HEMPSTEAD BETHPAGE TURNPIKE 153 I - . I 1850 Century of Education 1950 Illlllllll l'l'Y llF IlllY'l'0 Dedlcated to Cathollc Educatwn or Catholw You h J 21,- FOR INFORMATION CONDUCTED BY SOCIETY OF MARY tMARIANISTSl DAY EVENING SECTION ' 3400 ENROLLMENT cLASSES wflle ls fully accredited and approved only Catholnc nnstututlon un Ohuo otternng de grees ln Engnneerung one of few recognnzed Catholuc co educatlonal unlversltles nn U S Has 34 departments 2 colleges tralnnng youth for l7 degrees Wall continue to expand curruculum to meet needs of Students and communnty Wall Strive to advance education through 2nd cen tury of Servlce o DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS DAYTON 9 OHIO IS4 fc' ' - - f - t 99 0 . . - . IS . .... . . - ff' or 32-T' ' ls f A l ' l fi? ' ' - . i 2 gf . . 1 5' T ' - 1 I' . I ,850 . . . fa v i t ' A - 0 . . . - I t. 3nhn's iklninarsitg BROOKLYN NEW YORK Conducted by the Prnests ofthe Congregation of the Mussuon Chartered by the Regents of the Unnversnty ofthe State of New York On the approved lasts of The Catholic Educatlonal Assoclatlon the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and Assoclatnon of American Colleges UPTOWN DIVISION ST JOHN S COLLEGE GRADUATE SCHOOL TEACHERS COLLEGE For Informahon REGISTRAR 75 LEWIS AVENUE BROOKLYN 6 NEW YORK Phone GLenmo e 5 IIOO DOWNTOWN DIVISION UNIVERSITY COLLEGE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY SCHOOL OF LAW SCHOOL OF COMMERCE SCHOOL OF NURSING ADDRESS REGISTRAR 96 SCHERMERHORN STREET BROOKLYN 2 NEW YORK Pho e TR angle 5 OISO I ADDRESS For Information: I' - n - I 55 LONG ISLANDS LARGEST DEALER Queens Vlllage 214 'SO JAMAICA AVENUE Flushmg 191 20 NORTHERN BOULEVARD 3 ovoo The House Good Wull Bullt 156 I , r O HO1Iis 5-7332 - 3 - 4 INdiana - O ll ' U ll ,1- ,flff , :H5 '- vr' -1' L ' ' v .,, A r Q V . XXX. J, ., ,, L. ,- -L, -, HRM. I, ' ' f -A V. l . m. - ' 1 A-Y , - '2 1'l'fgf Y ' ,-gmc' ' W 4 ., ---ALA-'Ihr' -,.-L Q... ' ' ' 'A ' . -LJ F ,Z ' ll P- M 1 A 'J A V M. IQ 1 V Ffa.-QI. .I Q - A A a s gf ,ff 1 . M dy W M E ,, , , an 1.7.1 ' Y gft'?'kP ,.x,,f!n X : V ff, 03 2,1 ,W Q H V in is 53, X, L., ' 'E' A Y f f I A t ' , F . Q Pb -rf-Q -sgii I , A ' Z 4--+A '-'V' H 'R'f 'Q A ' Ln...-L H-A ' 3 ,gn-r ,i.,..1.g-..-11-57:--41' THREE LEVEL CANTILEVER ROADWAY BROOKLYN QUEENS CONNECTING HIGHWAY DEL BALSU CUNSTRUCTIUN CURPURATIUN ANTHONY N DEL BALSO AMERICO FILIPPINE President Secretary JOHNJ FITZGERALD JR Chief Engmeer 157 . , . nrdham IHIIIUKYBIIQ FOUNDED 1841 CONDUCTED BY THE JESUITS At Fordham Road Bronx New York 58 N Y Fordham College Boardung and Day School on Seventy Acre Campus Graduate School of Arts and Scnences College of Pharmacy School of Busnness Fordham Preparatory School At 302 Broadway New York 7 N Y Cnty Hall Dmsron School of Law School of Business School of Educatnon School of Adult Educatlon At 134 East 39th Street New York 16 N Y School of Socnal Service Four Resrdence Halls for Men St John s Hall Bnshop s Hall St Robert s Hall Dealy Hall One Residence Hall for Relrgrous Women St Mary s Hall Catalogues of Each Department Sent on Request CONGRATULATIONS to the graduates of today from the graduates of tomorrow BB2 Marauders 158 CARY INSULATION CO COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL C O N S U L T U S AII types and all kmds of msulatuorw mcludmg blow m A phone call will brmg our expert engmeer to you wnfhout any oblugatlon 25 STEWART STREET FLORAL PARK N Y ldte72 Pk4I Queens County Savlngs Bank Our 90th Year Resources over SQO OOO OOO MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FLUSHING N Y CORONA N Y LITTLE NECK N Y KEW GARDENS HILLS N Y 159 . , , . . son - SO8 FLoraI ar - I I I . , . . , , . . 1 - A 1 - - ., ' if 'N L s Xl I A rx - ' f I , r-f Q E 1, k I N S I H 0 P 'A- ' .- 5-H, X I ' bv fffdd Men's Shop STETSON HATS - ARROW SHIRTS MAnhasset 7-2031 459 PLANDOME ROAD MANHASSET NEW YORK J0fiN P SNIRIN JEWELER and OPTICIAN JEWELRY DESIGNING SPECIAL ORDERS WATCHES DIAMONDS FINEGOLDJEWELRY 237 FULTON AVENUE HEMPSTEAD N Y Hempsf ad 2 3912 I6O l O l , . e - your first step deooratmg 45 13' CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES' May your paths through lute be as soft as the luxurnous carpeting you find In our showrooms May you sprung back from your depresslons luke the wool In a Blgelow Mohawk or Gulnstan Rug May you all be as successful as the decorator who buulds a decoratlve scheme on a carefully selected floor covermg FLOOR COVERING CO FRED! cnfoawwco Prop 68 GLEN STREET GLEN COVE L I 4 3737 YORKSHIRE DELI J SZEKRETAR Prop DELICATESSEN GROCERIES Telephone Your Order HOME COOKING HORS D OEUVRES BEER COLD CUTS We Delnver 152 SCRANTON AVENUE LYNBROOK L l LYN BROOK 9 0040 I6l I . . . . . 0 . . . , . felt ' iv- . . , v U . Q 2 - o ,.22.2:2siz212sE1fXe3:E:2:1A-A , . 1-:g:-:g:1:-'.:5g'- ' '4 , .sz-:iz-: -N531 Q - , 221 ' A -,..,-.EA r ., mfg? 2- .- ' 13.4 ., ' - 23-F , -ci:-af.. ,,gk,12Q5'??1: : a - it 'K-.1 ,f.6, ','. ,..,w?3 . Qvffw- - AHGQEZP 'f:E:tEnF'---Qgrsissv' sag-, Q' sv' ' I I ' 212- -ff -. - ' , .2-4 .' ' .lggiizxzaas - .E ' ' ':f?iliI-YT : 'ia ' T-, . - , W- A . ., I . , . ., N. Y. vm ED T HOEBICH Modern Service Facllrtres IS the motto of thus authorrzed Studebaker Cars and Trucks Dealer located on Glen Cove Road In Glen Head Long Island Gym of szamssr r. w. FRANCK ENGINEERS A NEW YORK, N. Y. l62 COMPLIMENTS SHERMAN BROTHERS INC RAINWEAR 205 WEST THIRTY NINTH STREET NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK Mineola Plumbing Supply Co, Inc KXQZU MINEOLA LYNBROOK N Y 163 I OF , O vi? 1 N. Y. . . COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Brennan CTKO TOPS ON LONG ISLAND EVANS AMITYVILLE DAIRY Incorporated M Ik and M Ik P oducts Y HOME SERVICE OR AT THE BETTER STORES I6 i i r Plant and Main Office D' t 'b t' g B h Amit ville Bl P 't dR k 'Il C t MICHAEL J KENNEDY P es Er T eas JAMES A KENNEDY V ce P es G Sec y John Kennedy 8a Co., Inc B U l L D E R S GENERAL CONTRACTORS 205 EAST 42nd STREET NEW YORK I7 N Y BUILDERS OF St John s Law School Queens General Hosputal St John s Hugh School lMoore Memorlall Trl Boro Hospital Brooklyn Prep Addntuon and Faculty House Queens Court House Carmelnte Monastery St Ellzabeth School and Convent House of Calvary Hospital Fort Hamilton Hugh School COMPLIMENTS The Westbury Manor Restaurant WESTBURY, LONG ISLAND I65 . , r , r . . , i r . ' I , . . MUrray Hill 3-5507 , . , . . . . OF D. A. ELDREDGE, INC. BUICK MOTOR CARS ESTABLISHED 1919 When Better Automobiles Are Bullt Buick Wlll Build Them 281 MAIN STREET HEMPSTEAD NEW YORK HEMPSTEAD 2 7060 X MPN esixdwe QL R 1 GARDEN cnv G L W SEMI ee 7 Q rv PARTS AND 0 ACCES ORIES CARRIAGE TOPS S UPHOLSTERY a 166 ll 0 1 o a n ll I E . I 1 I1 4 . fs , I E ' N 1 67' , ,, l lv ie . . LA.. QL,-' S V -4 mm 2 .M - 4' ' COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND OF JOHN I WALSH I I I I I BEST WISHES TO Donald F Bruhn from hns FATHER UNCLE and COUSINS f ' X 'WI M ff M 40 Sfglfltfi AAI ff! 9 if 4 xp 11 55 9 STATIUNERS Office Supplies and Equlpment ARCHER AVENUE and I46tI'1 STREET IAt Jamaica L I R R STBTIOHI JA aca6 3928 JAMAICA 2 NEW YORK I67 I I , I . Q. 3552, ' f'4'-' yi - .i 'F 12, 9- ',, 1 , - 4, . V 7, 1 ,Z - fig' wa' I A , Aff I ,fix f, V' in . W. M , , . ,.,f. v,5: ,f , ' f I ,. , Tw ,ff , I ,372 WJ- of I .fd ,I-4 1- -r' -f., f -.17 - 1 17 gk yr ,lv .1 , ,Z h w N sk! ' 294511 'J Y 21 . 'Q ,v i f Us XB 5 -'f Q' f X7 , . 1 ., N9 JR., ff ,' Q-QP 3 ,. , x 'W ff ' fl 'W 'f vrl 'lfw R 'x'5,' wwmwws , -.mam -WO, V, , .Ag -3 47 U, I - Q3 - . 1. -17' f IW ,,!m, fo .ix - . I -ll L 7 m I - , COMPLIMENTS OF GUERIN MILLS, INC. MONTROSE WORSTED MILL SI MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK ESTABLISHED I882 FULKARD 81 LAWRENCE NEW YORK IO N Y CABLE ADDRESS TELEPHONE OFFICES FOLKARD NEW YORK LEXINGTON 2 7986 CHICAGO ILLINOIS LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA I68 'k , INC SI MADISON AVENUE O-CD-I'I 1D f 1 SELLING AGENTS, BERKSHIRE-CEREY INC. Sl MADISON Ave-New vonn lo.N.Y WOOLENS BERKSHIRE WOOLE COMPA Y FIATERNITAS PFOIOW LANCER5 FRONT ROW P Grlbbons R Kraemer C Melvun R Malyk R Holgate J James R Keenan T Lasting P Lamb SECOND ROW R Harrison R Meyer C Joyce P Kaspersku D Kenny G Maresco J Lynch J Klelnschnltz J Knapp J McNulty THIRD ROW J Kraus T Knlpe J McKeon R Kertscher R Mnllar N Kammer P McGarry D Hopkuns J Hughes J Hayes BACK ROW J Keller P Meynen J Ryan J Kramer L Masottn R Kmpe T Jordan R Klldea E lpser E Marlne A new group of sensors Best wishes to them Is leaving us now, They have flnlshed four years And we d luke to extend, Mustangs and Trallblazers If thas poem wall allow We glve you three cheers' ZBZ LANCERS L..i..- 'B-, lf Q1-K Jian- ff Wi - -f ,Z Fieldstone 3 7010 Inter County Title Guaranty and Mortgage Bn 170 JERICHO TURNPIKE FLORAL PARK, LONG ISLAND Title Insurance and Title Company Services BRANCH OFFICES: 89-31 161st STREET 66 WESTCHESTER SQUARE JAMAICA, NEW YORK BRONX, NEW YORK REpubIic 9-4001 WEstcl1ester 7-1300 199 MAIN STREET I66 REMSEN STREET WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK BROOKLYN, NEW YORK White Plains 6118 40 EAST MAIN STREET RIVERHEAD, LONG ISLAND Riverhead 2462 170 fili- METROPOUTAN F wr ezwnwfufqe ymff-KHLI in T 'ul' Ss-1 2250 STE E T ' Establnshed 1892 INWAY STREET LONG ISLAND CITY 5 N Y AStorIa 8 3200 SWITCHBOARDS PANEL BOARDS KNIFE SWITCHES SAFETY APPARATUS WIRING DEVICES AND FUSES Dalton Funeral Service THOMAS F DALTON FLORAL PARK NEW YORK FLoraI Park 4 0634 MAIN OFFICE 29 ATLANTIC AVENUE FLORAL PARK, NEW YORK ASSOCIATE GEORGE E DALTON, L1censed Mortucnan I7I 1 fa ,. - 24, -.... ,,. 1-112'-':---,if ,A ' A J , , I .4.. +- -...mf A a . .- gg .4-' ,f 1, .- -V ,.4f',gIf I 3 ,..nff,,,f,,-f,,,,,.,- 7' , - 7 ,. I -- ., ,..,..+1.. . - - ,',, , 4,-A .VI -.,. ing 0 Q 0 , -I .. - Hn. ' 1 A I 4 I . J river, ' . -MQ, ' -N V I 'Ta' I T' ' Q ff' fi' TT I I .ln .a,-' I L. LA fa Q ' ' -' T I or I . . 0 1 COMPLIMENTS OF CLARENCE A. GRIFFITH dlbme HUNTINGTON S BEAUTIFUL REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT WEST NECK ROAD HUNTINGTON I6OO COMPLIMENTS A Holly Patterson I72 OF l 72? Te epho II6 S d ys nd Hol days 856 bl hed I9 BRAUN BROTHERS, Inc PLUMBING HEATING and OIL BURNERS FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED BROADWAY HICKSVILLE LONG ISLAND LAWRENCE S BRAUN CLARENCE BRAUN EDWARD BRAUN COMPLIMENTS OF Mlllfk fl0Mf5 GLEN COVE HICKSVILLE BETHPAGE LONG ISLAND I73 I ne un a a I Esta iS I5 I I I I President Vice President Secretary and Treasu The Greater New York Mass League held their annual Communion Breakfast at Chaminade. fllliam . '7qnan, fa. ir I4O WILLIAM STREET NEW YORK CITY I74 KING KULLEN GRGCERY CO INC JCI-IN J CCJNNCRS A 'I f59Q!'5 Representing National Surety Corporation WILLIAM KENNEDY 3rd BUILDING CONSTRUCTION VINEYARD ROAD CUSTOM RESIDENTIAL HUNTINGTON N Y Al-TERATIONS 4490 COMMERCIAL GREAT NECK TRUST COMPANY EAT NECK fxefu MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I76 I ul' H 'ton GR , N.Y. LONG ISLANDS FINEST BODY NEW PARTS SERVICE CARS TRUCKS PAINT USED Authorized Dealer ANDREW J M CARVILLE J EDUARD SEIKEL P p 704 SUNRISE HIGHWAY ROCKVILLE CENTRE NEW YORK Murray ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION DEVICES Safety Switches Meter Entrance and Testing Devices Meter Troughs Fully Magnetic Clrcult Breakers Load Centers, Panel Boxes, Cable Racks MURRAY MANUFACTURING CORP. BROOKLYN l6,NY I77 1 I IW' , V, ,, I l l nr- 1 1 . lill - ,, ull I .Jigs , R . c , . , ro riet I 1 I bl 9 6630 Manchester Furmture Bullders, Inc UPHOLSTERING Members of Catholic Organizations REUPHOLSTERING REFINISHING MATTRESS RENOVATING LIVING ROOM SUITES DRAPERIES SLIP COVERS House of Honest Values FACTORY 175 I5 JAMAICA AVENUE SHOWROOM JAMAICA 3 N Y COMPLIMENTS OF LOUIS A. CORWIN, D. V. M. 1 O -111 I78 '--31 I l I Kham gawk 8 1603 CENTRAL AVENUE FAR ROCKAWAY FAR ROCKAWAY 7 6700 COMPLIMENTS I79 OF 0 C ll U For Experimental and Production WQOD INTRICATE WORK OF ALL TYPES OUR SPECIALTY MACHINING METAL PATTERNS ROSEDALE PATTERN WORKS, INC. 88-IO LITTLE NECK PARKWAY FLORAL PARK, LONG ISLAND, N. Y. MODEL WORK Hoff Jericho Turnpnkel HERMAN J. KISTNER, Pf8SIdeI'1I J. T. MCGEE, Sales-Manager FIeIdSf0I'1 7-IZIS - 0730 CASTINGS BRONZE ALUMINUM MAGNESIUM CAST IRON COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND OF THOMAS MORLEY FARMINGDALE FEDERAL F Savings and Loan Assocuahon Assoclated Food stores INSURED SAVINGS AMoR'rlzlNG FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS 3-4I CONKLIN STREET 558 HEMPSTEAD AVENUE FArmmgdaIe 2 OO57 FARMINGDALE N Y GROCERIES MEAT PRODUCE HEn-mpstead 2 3161 Ask the man who owns one PACKARD HEMPSTEAD INC FRANK REESE 283 NO FRANKLIN STREET HEMPSTEAD N Y GILLIAR DRUG COMPANY 42 MIDDLE NECK ROAD GREAT NECK GReat Neck 2 OIOO I8O A. . S. I I , O ,N.Y. FOR DELIVERY CALL License 1755 No thpo t 23 Great Neck 2-1682 LAKE SUCCESS RETAIL I LIQUOR sToRE AGENT FOR BELLOWS G CO FINE WINES and LIQUORS WJ CULLEN 218 LAKEVILLE ROAD Proprnetor GREAT NECK N Y 38 JAMES P NOLAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR 5 LAUREL AVENUE NORTHPORT L I GReat Neck 2 7220 ELIZABETH FLYNN S RESTAURANT AL BRAUN 132 MIDDLE NECK ROAD GREAT NECK N THE NOR WOOD CO INC PRINTERS and STATION ERS 289 FOURTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY GReat Neck 2 1500 GReat Neck 2 1800 and 2 1801 BELGRAVE MOTORS INC W L OESTREICHER CO MORTON LANE Pesldent INCORPORATED General Tlre Dlstnbutors W L OESTREICHER FUTURAMIC OLDSMOBILE BUILDERS and Esfablnshed 1908 124 S MIDDLE NECK ROAD GENERAL CONTRACTORS 265 GREAT NECK ROAD GREAT NECK L I 8 f I' I . ' 6 , . ., N.Y. I ' 0 I o LOUIS F. CARACCI, President I I , n s 1 1 HENRY E. HAACK RETAIL LIQUOR STORE If if's Beer or Soda you want -Call COUNTY - WIDE Formerly Lyncl'1's Regular Weekly calls made lay our Route Trucks in Every Town KEGS and BOTTLES Coolers or Pony Pumps Supplied Gingerale and Assorted Soda PROMPT DELIVERY 143 TULIP AVENUE COUNTY-WIDE BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS FLORAL PARK FLoral Park 4-4574 License L-l92 VAlley Sfream 5-OSI O 55 EAST MERRICK ROAD VALLEY STREAM LONG ISLAND COMPLIMENTS WALTER L FLYNN C9 02 YD E I 'V The lovely usherettes for the Sprung Band Concert For further Infomation they came from St Agnes Rockville Centre OF O Q at tx Q si A 'X +-if I ' I , 1 Q 1 Q A -175 s we , ' , A xq LJ , R I ' r - V W5 ' Q' '. ,, . -. ,D 3- 1 1 ' ' 'Y . If sv I Y' y x X 4 I V: y 1 I I I a 'lb . N . ul -, I, ' 131- ' M , ' 5: ' ' ' f- y 'fig ' P 4 - L 4, E ,Y .Q 1 ,A V. ,I 1 . -at Q A ' :L . . y5 . . lu. 'J ll 'r' 'lx V' Q .. S ' I Jw -f' I Lsff' K 5' . . - ,. 7' 'J .QQA 1 ,MMI 1' .-'3., fl T 8. Tw ' ' .L . , ' I . yk- Q K Ja., X l A .si I A X ,E I. 1. 'W ' L' 7' . I I ' , . . I an ' ' Q I. - , . 5 -- .. I Q W 'K 1 Good Luck to the Sensors of 49 A D B VOLLMER MONUMENTS TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED to CEMETERIES and DISPLAY YARD DISTINCTIVE DESIGNS and RENDERINGS ESTIMATES 530 NEW YORK AVENUE HUNTINGTON N Y COMPLIMENTS JOHN SCALIA HARRY J LEE D D 5 32 FURNITURE MANUFACTURING JAMES P LEE 35 PARK BOULEVARD 4IO 416 EAST 54th STREET MALVERNE NEW YORK NEW YORK 22 N Y BURGIO BROS INC HOSIERY Offnces and Show Rooms E ple State Bu Id g 350 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK I N Y a a 6 I Bedfo d 426 COMPLIMENTS OF LONG ACRE SCHOOL FOR SPECIAL CHILDREN THOMAS E UNIKER AGNES G BRILL BEDFORD, NEW YORK I83 . . , , UKIKQK I L N E- QAUOTUI. OF 1 U , I O O, 1 O I A I , . m 'r i in ' , , . . ' PEnnsyIv ni - 654 r R. B. HAMILTON I I I I I CONTRACTING CO., INC. I ' GENERAL CONTRACTING ' TRUCKING ' EXCAVATING ' ROAD BUILDING ' GRADING ' MATERIALS FOR H I RE-TRUCKS, CRAN ES, I I I I I I BULLDOZERS, etc. f ROSLYN, N. Y. ROslyn 3-0400 - O4OI JOS. P. ZIMMER CITY DRESSED MEATS A 2785 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. FREEPORT POINT SHIPYARD, INC. YACHT DESIGNERS md BUILDERS E E P O R T N FReeport 9 3665 THE SWAN CLUB RESTAURANT and CAFE Ope fo LUNCH DINNERa dsuPPER Fo RESERVATIONS can Rosly 3 0037 GLENWOOD LANDING LONG ISLAND FReepot8 0358 SEA BREEZE COMPLIMENTS OI-VO KUNZ RUDY S RESTAURANT Open All Year Foot of MILLER AVENUE FREEPORT N Y FREEPORT I84 FR , .Y. n r , n r n - f - OF I O Bellnnore Munow snooic Lumber and Izquipment Corp. Sunrise Highway Phone Wantagh 750 Bethpage BEAU SEJOUR RESTAURANT Brooklyn nurcu s Restaurant Bar and Grill hxeellent Food and Liquor 8814 Avenue D TRAGESER COPPER WORKS INC Tanks for Storage of Ozl Gas Wa er 5000 Grand Avenue Phone EVergreen 6 4000 Farmingdale HUNT s nssTAunANT The Best tn Food and Lzquors 14 Conklin Street Phone FArmingdale 2 1842 Floral Park 274 Jericho Turnpike Phone FLoral Park 4 2267 WALTER MORGAN Class of 49 GARTRELL MOTORS INC DeSoto Plymouth Dealer Repazrs on All Make Cars Phone FLoral Park4 3000 GOLDEN RULE SERVICE STATIONS INC Complete one step 4uto Ser ree Repazrs on All Makes of Cars Carnation and Atlantic Avenues Phone FLoral Park 4 3825 5719 ROSE LYNN FUR SHOP Cold Fur Storage 181 183 Jericho Turnpike Phone FLoral Park 4 1290 SCHAEFER'S CONFECTIONERY Home .llade lee Cream Candies and Ire Cream Cakes 150 Tulip Avenue JOHN STIENDL DELICATESSEN Cold Salads Fro nz foods 151 Jericho Turnpike Phone FLoral Park 4 1740 TED S SHOP FOR MEN C ompus Clothes 206 Jericho Turnpike Phone Fleldstone 3 2670 Flushing me iurro FAMILY MIDLAND RESTAURANT BAR AND GRILL Businessmen s Iunrh and Hall for Hire 166 02 65th Avenue Phone FLushing 9 9162 Franklin Square HOFFMAN S CHEVROLET 365 Hempstead Turnpike Phone FLoral Park 4 2132 HEmpstead 2 2139 Freeport TOWN CLEANERS AND DYERS 28 S Grove Street Phone FReeport 9 2487 SCHULTZ SPORTING GOODS F1shzng Taelzle Camera Supplzes Team Outjztlers 41 W Sunrise Highway Phone FReeport 8 4367 VIEBROCK S Soda Luncheon Candx South Main Street Phone FReeport 9 4236 Garden City swiss CAMERA sHoP Camera and Photo Supplies 933 Franklin Avenue 1 x 1 t , 7 CARL'S SHOE SERVICE Cleaners, Tailors and Dyers 186 Glen Cove DODGE FUNERAL SERVICE INC More than a Ccnturx of Understandmg Ser zce K Dodge G W Thomas 26 Franklin Avenue Phone GLen Cove 4 1 180 MATTHEW J KRAMER Mortzczan 220 Glen Street ST PATRICK S CHURCH St Patrick 5 School Hempstead RICHARD W BARNES R b rt H R th Funeral Home 142 Hempstead Turnpnke Phone HEmpstead 2 0466 DONLON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Mason Contractor 357 Jackson Street Phone HEmpstead 7 9595 JOSEPH FELDIS AND SON Flortsts 255 South Franklin Street Phone HEmpstead 2 6984 MACK MARKOWITZ INC I our Oldsmobtle Dealer Fstablzshed 1925 Mann and Bedell Streets Phone HEmpstead 2 9600 MENENCEZ MOTOR SALES INC N ash Sales and Serzzce Sznce 1925 185 Mann Street Phone HEmpstead 2 1013 PUSHKI N JEWELERS Dzamonds Watches 241 Front Street Phone Hlimpstead 2 6564 RANDALL MOTORS INC luthorzzed Cadzllac Dealer 287 Mann Street Phone HEmpstead 2 6600 WHELAN DRUG STORE Ifresh Drugs Prcscrzptzons Fulton and Mann Streets WHIPPLE PONTIAC I our Patronage ts alwa vs Jpprcczated 209 N Franklin Street Phone HEmpstead 2 0444 xe2 ' g BI e JhnWIhadMNCcy Dear Ruth from the spectatofs VIGYPOIIIP 187 7 I I M1 '-f I ' ' , H V ' U' H Q 7 - -Q H. . , . . r pp 5 ' Q I if A A I p 1 . - XPS If , 4x Y' N . ,K ,. . gl. I . , , . The Armed Forces with spezial equipment. Bill KGEYIIH IFN' o e enrich as appearing in Dear u . . ' A T 4. -l I - ' ' , . t 5 C, , . ' 3 ' ,xv off' A Q . . Kc ie A . l James Ber in, il K enan, o as n l rn . . . ' ' I ' - ' ' W ., , I Hicksville Long Beach GREEN ACRE NURSERY A FRIEND Hempstead Turnpike Phone: Hlcksville 5-3100 IIIcIcsvILLE BOTTLING co mc Lynbrook Bottlers of Squzrt and Roxy Beverages SUNRISE FOOD EXCHANGE 10 12 Lenox Avenue Phone H Icksvllle 3 0018 Stores Throughout Long Island Hvllrs Manhasset THE w'CKER5 'AM GREAT NECK BUILDING MATERIALS con? Restaurant 501 BayvIew Avenue RUDMANN S PHARMACY Jamauca Avenue Corner 190Th Street Phone I-IoII.s5 3646 Mnddle Village FRANKB HENDEL INC General Insurance and Real Estate MR AND MRS FREDERICKA BISCHOFF If 1t s Insurance We Write It 74 15 Metropohtan Avenue AND MRS ARTHUR DIEDERICH Phone DAvenport 6 1800 1801 EDWARDS AND MILLER H SCHMITT Dzstrzbutors of Fresh Kzlled Long Island Ducks CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF MINEOLA and Delaware Iced Poultry M Metzger Manager M6mb6fF D 1 C Phone Hunfmgfon 4860 JerIcho Turnpnke and MIneoIa Boulevard Jamaica LA ROSA CONSTRUCTION conr C ommerczal and Reszdentzal Buzldzngs 170 19 Grand Central Parkway Phone JAmaIca 3 0209 P J MURPHY CONSTRUCTION CORP General Contractors 147 14 Archer Avenue Phone JAmaIca 6 0500 MURPHY FUEL COMPANY 178 28 JamaIca Avenue Phone REpubIIc 9 6100 Iersey City COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY Member of Federal Deposzt Insurance Corp and Federal Reserve S3 stem Jersey CIty and Bayonne N J Lake Success PETER CAPPIO 9 Meadow Woods Road GReat Neck 2 3252 Phone GArden Clty 7 8700 Pri Il N fb Y SPHI p FIRST NATIONAL BANK Every Bankmg Faczlzty Member F D I C Mann Street at Ranlroad Phone GArden Cnty 7 9000 FORESTO MEN S SHOP Arrow McGregor Shzrts Tzmely Clzpper Craft Clothes We wzll not let 3ou have nt unless nt jzts 309 1 1 Wnllns Avenue Phone GArden Cnty 7 01 1 1 HYDE PARK MOTORS 451 Jernco Turnpnke 4 Blocks East of Howard Johnson Phone GArden Cnty7 9766 7 0015 JACK S AT MINEOLA Stores Wzth Thousands of Items Spaldzng Sportzng Goods Sports Wear Clothzng Teleznszon 137 142 Mnneola Boulevard JONES AND SONS Recordmg and Sound Engnneers Loud Speaker Rentals 254 Jerncho Turnpnke Phone GArden Cnty 7 4685 KNOTT S PHARMACY Your Personal Druggzst Corner Mann and Second Streets Phone GArden Cnty 7 1319 JEROME C MATEDERO Speczal Representatwe The Equztable Lzfe Assurance Socrety of the U mted States Phone GArden Cnty 7 3071 M W ee e S Dyp n W' FKA MEYER S MINEOLA BAKERY Fzne Bread Rolls and Pastry 131 Mnneola Boulevard Phone GArden Cnty 7 3595 MINEOLA COAL COMPANY INC Masons Supplzes 77 Jerncho Turnpnke Phone GArden Cnty 7 2150 MINEOLA RUG AND CARPET CO INC Rugs Carpets Broad Looms 515 Jerncho Turnpnke Phone GArden Cnty 7 4090 RICHMOND HARDWARE 120 Mann Street 635 Wnllns Avenue at Wnllnston Park Phone GArden Cnty 7 0916 SHERIDAN BOWLING ACADEMY Jerncho Turnpnke Phone GArden Cnty 7 2765 New Hyde Park scones MAn.vsss AND coMPANY NC Power and Hand Lawn Mowers Phone GArden Cnty 7 8620 MILLER BROTHERS Plumbing Heating and Repazr Work Phone FLoraI Park 4 0818 MACROSE LUMBER AND TRIM COMPANY Jerncho Turnpnke and Nassau Termnnal Road Phone FLoral Park 4 4630 New York Cnty FROMM BROS INC 275 Seventh Avenue A MOSHACHER AND SONS INC Cotton and Rayon Converters 345 West 35th Street Complnments of MR AND MRS GORDON W VOELBEL A FRIEND Queens Village A FRIEND coMMuNnrv rn snnor La Barget Proprzetor Puppies Canarnes and Cages 215 15 Jamanca Avenue Phone HO1Ins 4 5361 CROSS ISLAND OLDSMOBILE INC Oldsmobile Sales Servzfe Safets Tested Used Cars 216 02 Hempstead Avenue Phone HOIIus 4 7070 Roslyn nomunn snos Plumbzng and Heatmg Contraftors Ozl Burner Installation 49 Mmeola Avenue Phone ROsIyn 3 0383 0189 Salnt Albans msc G Nonfon commv mc For wmdow condztzomng Call Us 112 05 Francis Lewns Boulevard Phone HEmpstead 2 1313 Stewart Manor s'rswAaT srmrrs sn-lor Wznes and Lzquors Luc 5249 84 Covert Avenue Phone FLoral Park 4 0244 Trenton N I PRINCETON WORSTED MILLS 129 Bloomsbury Street Valley Stream BILL S GARAGE W zllzam Sezdler Prop Wlllnston Park me LAMPLIGHTER Fzxtures ipplzanfcs Iampparts Matthew! Cerm Lzr Eleftrzezan 157 Hullsnde Avenue Phone GArden Cnty 7 0026 Woodside GRAYBAR coNsTnuc'rnoN co :Nc Hea y Constructzon and lndustr1alBu1ldmgs 59 26 Woodsnde Avenue Wyandanch WYANDANCH LUMBER CO INC E T Nostrand W D Nostrand Lorg Island Avenue Repazrm O1 erhaulmg Weldmg and Towmg The fe tb ll tea aff :eg M f Jlessfhgnin the ulwol sy evlrv y 709 1 1 West Merruck Road Phone VAIIey Stream 5 6214 CUrtlss 5 8730 Westbury TROT INN Dme It the Szgn of the Trottzng Horse Inexpenszzely Przeed Dmners S1 35 up 406 Old Country Road EDWARD W STAAB Paznts Hardware Tele zszon 181 Post Avenue Phone WEStbury 7 0220 West Hempstead F Il r W n r celebrated Mass Gold St 1 D un memo of fb at e ag e on a ay ry alumm who lost their Ilves in the last war - I , . I Z ' - I A v . A . . . ,, r, . . l . ., . 0 - - 'U . . . . . . , . U . . . . v- ,, .I . I ' i Phone: Midland 100 1 I I I . I . y i g,u ',. ' ' oa m enriagssou l nl : - , ' - .' . 1 . s. ' . B - HU. . 190 Baldwin Bellmore COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND SUNRISE VILLAGE In Bald rn It s Carroll s For Presrzptzons 111mm ljunnma bngsfpammfnp NO,-fl-1 Grand and Sfamon Avenues C ousuleratzon for Partzen and Banquets MARX BAKE SHOP edzsh Bakzng A Speczalty 329 North Grand Avenue Phone BAldwnn 3 4610 PRISCILLA PRIM Dzstznclzze Infants and Chzldr 60 North Grand Avenue Phone BAldwnn 3 1614 SOUTHSIDE LAUNDRY INC wnn L I CHARLES E WHITEHEAD AND SONS Hard are Pannts House ares 14 North Grand Avenue Phone BAldwln 3 4243 JOSH WOLIN Hardware Bayslde Mn Anno Mas nmmnson FISCH ER S BAKERY 246 03 Jamanca Avenue Phone Fleldstone 7 21 18 GOLDEN RULE MARKET Przme Meats and Poultry 248 70 Jerncho Turnpnke THE HILLTOP MARKET Meats Poultry Vegetables Phone Fleldstone 7 1964 MOSKINS DEPT STORE Ladzes and Mens Furmshxngs Chzldren s and Infants Wear 245 06 08 Jarnanca Avenue Phone PRnmrose 5 8796 JOHN RUSSO 129 4 Tulnp Avenue Phone Fleldstone 7 3410 WHELANS HILLSIDE DRUG STORE We Delruer 250th Street and Hnllsnde Avenue Phone Fleldstone 7 1486 F H WOODRUFF AND SONS INC Fzne Loan Garden and Fzeld Seeds 250 02 Jamanca Avenue Bellerose Manor BELLEROSE MANOR CLEANERS Ladies and Gents Tazlormg Dry Cleannng and Pressing 89 39 236th Street Fleldstone 7 1998 SEEKAMP DELICATESSEN 236 05 Braddock Avenue Phone Fleldstone 7 2299 Sunrnse Hnghway Brooklyn BRANCATO BROS T 11 hrnlesale Bananas PM OW 8820 Avenue D Brooklyn Termnnal Market F 6 H DAIRIES 11 holesale Dzstrzbutors Butter Fggs Cheese 8816 Avenue D THE PILGRIM LAUNDRY INC 1 102 Prospect Avenue Brooklyn Phone SOuth 8 4567 336 Woodfneld Road Garden Cnty Phone GArden Cnty 7 8881 SUNLIGHT MEAT MARKETS 4108 13th Avenue COUNTRY MOTORS 243 20 Northern Boulevard DOUGLASTON MARKET Meats Groeerzes Vegetables George lxeys Prop Mann Street DOUGLASTON SERVICE STATION NC 244 11 Northern Boulevard RYAN S LAUNDRY 40 31 Mann Avenue Phone BAysnde 4 3344 EAST WILLISTON DRUG STORE S Ferrettz Pharmaczst I1notaryPubl1c 65 Hnllsnde Avenue Phone GArden Cnty 7 2020 EAST WILLISTON GREENHOUSE Flo ers for 4llOccass1ans One Block East of R R Plaza Phone GArden Cnty 7 9129 SCHENCK S MEAT MARKET Przme Meats and Poultry Ilrlton G Schenck Hnllsnde Avenue Phone GArden Cnty 7 0958 Elmont FRANK J HESSING Prime lleats and Poultry 466 Hempstead Turnpnke Farnungdale rAnmnNsnAn.: uuuonv 191 FARMINGDALE MEAT MARKET INC Hzgh Grade 'lleats and Poultry 196 Mann Street Phone FArmnngdale 2 0822 IDEAL HOME APPLIANCE COMPANY If It s Telfzznzon see Ideal Home tpplzance Company Phone FArmnngdale 2 0009 JEAN ANN SHOPPE I adzes Sperzaltzes 227 Mann Street Phone FArmnngdale 2 0419 FRANK MANKER JR Qualzty Roses Farmnngdale N Y Madnson N SANDELIN SERVICE Ford Sales Serzzee Fulton and Wenden Streets Phone FArrnnngdale 2 0225 SCHMIDT HARDWARE 208 Mann Street HARRY L SMITH Je eler 254 Mann Street Phone FArmnngdale 2 0317 Floral Park A a nc 'rAnn.onuNG co Cleaners Dyers Furrzers 10 Verbena Avenue Phone FLoral Park 4 0916 BROWN S MARKET Qualzty Food Products 102 Covert Avenue S M Phone FLoral Park 4 2383 CAPITOL Cut rate Grocerzes and Dames 142 Tulnp Avenue Phone Fleldstone 7 3498 JOHN P DREWS FLORAL PRIME MEAT MARKETS Qualzty For Less Aothzng But The Best 225 Jerncho Turnpnke Phone FLoral Park 4 0470 or 4 0471 HERBERT E FRY C0 Athletic Equnpment 135 Tulnp Avenue Phone 4 3772 HOUSE OF FORST Wznes and Liquors 251 Jerncho Turnpnke Phone Floral Park 4 2105 HOWARD AND BOB S Statzonery Soda Candy 61 Covert Avenue MR AND MRS H KADEL 33 Clayton Avenue KOENIG S RESTAURANT Aluays Fzne Food Phone FLoral Park 4 5661 Band',..,N.Y. - ' ,..- ',.J. Phonef Bftldwin 3-6234 Phone: F,-xrmangdane 2-OO75 ' , n . 1 - JOHN A. MCCAFFREY, D.D.S. FRANK B. McCULLOUGH Real Estate and Insurance 247 Jericho Turnpike Phone: FLoral Park 4-3912 MODEL BARBER SHOP Frank .'lI. Feigl 160 Jericho Turnpike ZANETTI'S Confectionery Restaurant 230 Jericho Turnpike Forest Hills WALSH BROTHERS Religious Articles 107-O6 Queens Boulevard Franklin Square MOCHERN CHIMNEY AND FURNACE CLEANERS 91 Jefferson Street Phone: FLoral Park 4-0271 TOM'S GULF SERVICE STATION Tulip Avenue and Renken Boulevard Phone: FLoral Park 4-3814 Freeport HARRY'S BICYCLE SHOP Lawnfrrozrers-Sharpened, Repaired Keys Made - Expert Repairing 30 Pine Street Phone: FReeport 9-2470 V. HUNTER Men's Clothes Phone: FReeport 8-9897, Queens HO. 5-9494 MILFORD ELECTRIC MOTORS Motors, Controls, and Machinery Black dr Decker--Walker Turner Phone: FReeport 9-3876 NEWTON SERVICE STATION, INC. 55 W. Sunrise Highway Phone: FReeport 9-1664 RENE'S Woodcleft Restaurant Glen Cove ANDY'S BAKERY l'iHYll'l1I'!l Italian and French Bread 33 Cedar Swamp Road Phone: GLen Cove 4-1145 J. C. DODGE C1 SON. INC. Furniture Phone: GLen Cove 4-0242 WYNNE'S STATION LUNCH 312 Glen Street Glen Head THE GLEN uno vi-iAnMAcY fl. S. Palmer, L. D. .Uillar Phone: 1004 Greenlawn WILLIAM WIECK Landscape Contractor Phone: Northport 2343 Great Neck H. BAIM, INC. Television and Home Appliances Dumont - R C A - G E 218 Middle Neck Road BRYANT AND HARNELL, INC. 651 Middle Neck Road Phone: GReat Neck 2-0026 DePOY ELECTRIC COMPANY 114-116 Middle Neck Road Phone: GReat Neck 2-0787, 2-1557 FLIEDNER FUNERAL HOME 190 Middle Neck Road Phone: GReat Neck 2-0560 JOSEPH HOMANN Retail Wines and Liquors 13 Station Plaza Phone: GReat Neck 2-0240 PLYMOUTH MARKET Meats, Poultry, Provisions 623 Middle Neck Road Phone: GReat Neck 2-1 125 PRESTWICK SHOP, INC. Sporting Goods 503 Middle Neck Road Phone: GReat Neck 2-5885 READ G' GULF SERVICE CENTER Northern Blvd. and Middle Neck Road Garden City Aosirui neucArsss:N Henry J. .'llui'lIers, Prop. 40 Nassau Boulevard Phone: GArden City 7-9410 LOUIS ANZIANO, INC. Plumbing and Heating Service .llajor Gas and Electric Appliances Phone: GArden City 7-0207 BARBATSULY BROTHERS Fine Furs 644 Franklin Avenue Phone: GArden City 7-8280 CANIVAN BROS., INC. Hardware - Builders 166 Seventh Street A FRIEND GARDEN CITY JEWELRY SHOP Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing 747 Franklin Avenue LOU'S TAILORING Men's Clothes-Ready Made and To Order Alterations - Cleaning - Pressing 53 New Hyde Park Road TERVO'S HOBBY CENTER Photo Model, Art Ceramics 14 Nassau Boulevard So. UNITED SERVICE CLEANERS AND DYERS Chinese Hand Laundry Hats Blocked and Shoes Repaired 259 Nassau Boulevard Hempstead A. L. FRANK'S, INC. Men's and Boys' Shop 15-17 Main Street BAYSIDE MOTORS, INC. Chrysler and Plymouth 284 Main Street Bl'.OWNS' JEWELERS fr OPTICIANS 249 Fulton Avenue Phone: Hempstead 3480 A FRIEND CRANES OF HEMPSTEAD, INC. 302 Front Street Phone: HEmpstead 2-0815 DALE CLEANERS All Work Done on Premises Free Pickup and Delitxery Service Hempstead Turnpike Phone: HEmpstead 2-2125 HILL MOTORS, INC. Authorized Ford Dealer Frank A. Hill, President 257 Main Street DOMINICK A. DeRIGGI 62 North Franklin Street Phone: HEmpstead 2-9752 EASTERN CAMERA EXCHANGE Long Islands Most Complete Camera Shop 66 W. Columbia Street Opp. Hempstead R. R. Station HEMPSTEAD CATHOLIC SHOP 202 Main Street Phone: HEmpstead 2-9817 HEMPSTEAD SPORTS CENTER Everything in Sporting Goods MacGregor-Goldsmith, Spalding Agents 79 Main Street Phone: HEmpstead 2-0326 JIM'S ESSO STATION Batteries and Ignition Service 10 Jerusalem Avenue KEIDANS CYCLE COMPANY Motorcycles - Bikes - Motor Scooters 390 Front Street Phone: HEmpstead 2-5822 LALMANT-FUREY MOTORS, INC. Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service 205-207 Main Street at Kellum Place Phone: HEmpstead 2-027-1 LOCKWOOD JEWELERS Your Reliable Jeweler-Est. 1886 5 Main Street 55 PITRE'S MUSIC HOUSE, INC. Radios - Pianos - Records - Sheet .Ilusic 89 Main Street Phone: HEmpstead 2-0639 RIVOLI SWEET SHOP SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 259 Fulton Avenue Phone: HEmpstead 2-4275 STAFFORDS Athletic and Sports Equipment 150 Jackson Street Phone: HEmpstead 2-0949 Hillside Heights ALEXANDER'S Home and Auto Supplies 101 Hillside Avenue Hollis ANN's MILLINERY Bridal Accessories 190-03 Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOllis 5-2433 A. FONTANA Groceries 189-15 Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOllis 5-6981 A. L. FITZGERALD Wines and Liquors ' 188-28 lamaica Avenue Phone: HOllis 5-9666 BRANDMAIER-SIGRIST, INC. Awnings - Window Shades - Flags 190-0 Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOllis 5-1096 THURSDAY NIGHT POKER CLUB DELICATESSEN George Mohrrnann, Prop. Phone: HOllis 8-1011 HOLLIS MEAT MARKET Finer Quality Meats 189-07 Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOllis 5-6256 KARL SCHNURR Prime Meats 201-22 Hollis Avenue Phone: HOllis 5-4469 MET PHARMACY .Ilartin Ettinger, Ph.G. 204-08 Hollis Avenue Phone: HOllis 4-8383 QUEENS ABBEY Cassidy Funeral Home, Inc. 198-20 Hollis Avenue Phone: HOllis 5-8544 and 0326 VICTORY DELICATESSEN Dick Blohm 204-13 Hollis Avenue Phone: HOllis 4-2328 Howard Beach Mn. Ano Mas. s. s. Pix: CENTRAL HARDWARE CO. 14 New Street JACK HENDRICKSON'S North Shore Wines and Liquors Liquor Lic. L5069 7 Wall Street Phone: HUntington 577 lamaica ALFRED AND CHARLES HAIRDRESSERS 89-58 165th Street Phone: REpubIic 9-0500 ARCHER CLOTHES The Friendly Factory Store Men's - Boys' - Women's Apparel 146-01 Archer Avenue Opp, L. I. R. R. Station ARCHER SERVICE Expert Auto Mechanics Archer Avenue and 146th Street Phone: JAmaica 3-9656 B. Cr B. CLOTHES SHOP Jamaica's Finest Clothing Store Smart Clothes for Men and Boys 164-08 Jamaica Avenue CLAUDE D. BERGEN Complete Insurance Service 89-16 168th Street Phone: JAmaica 6-8828 M. ENGELHARDT Tailor 187-14 Hillside Avenue Phone: OLympia 8-4140 HONORABLE D. E. FITZPATRICK THE FRANKLIN HOTEL Weddings - Banquets and Dinners Charles L. Oltrnan, Prop. 163rd Street and 89th Avenue HILLSIDE PHARMACY 185-02 Hillside Avenue Phone: HOllis 4-5697 JAMAICA LINCOLN Cr MERCURY CORP. Lincoln and Mercury Sales and Service Liberty Avenue at 165th Street Phone: REpublic 9-2300 OLD RELIABLE UPHOLSTERY CO. Better Work on Upholstery and Slip Covers 176-09 Jamaica Avenue 90-40 160th Street RAINBOW CAMERA Jamaica's Finest Camera Store 160-10 Hillside Avenue REICHELT FURS, INC. 165-23 Hillside Avenue Phone: Rlipublic 9-6684 JOSEPH SEGAL Wines and Liquors We have all the Best Brands 92-22 160th Street Phone: REpublic 9-9783 SOL SCHILDKRAUT, INC. Ford Sales and Service Liberty Avenue and Merrick Road Phone: REpublEc 9-2300 QUEENS GENERAL FLORIST 87-70 Parsons Boulevard Phone: REpublic 9-7076 WAGNER'S BAKE SHOP House ej Quality 189-09 Jamaica Avenue Phone: JAmaica 3-4551 DAN WHELAN'S BAR C7 GRILL 91-02 Sutphin Boulevard Kings Park JOHN J. BURNS Licensed Real Estate Broker Notary Public Phone: Kings Park 652 JOHN E. KELLY REALTY CORP. Real Estate and Insurance TERRILL'S SERVICE STATION General Repairs - Official A. A. A. Mobile Gas Kings Park Route 25A COSLOW'S YOUTH CENTER 260 Fulton Avenue Phone: HEmpstead 2-7690 HARTS NURSERIES Lynbrook and Wading River, N. Y Phone: LYnbrook 9-0736 Shoreham 2249 KUCKENS BROS. GROCERS 275 Atlantic Avenue Phone: LYnbrook 9-1 140 LOUV HARDWARE CO. Hardware - Paints - House Furnishings Phone: Day Kings Park 871 Night 682 Hempsred Avenue Phone: LYnbrook 9-8186 JOHN WHELAN Win65 and Liquors MUR-LEE'S MEN'S SHOP Main Sfffifef Haberdashers - Hatters Phone: Kings Park 815 48 Anannc Avenue Phone: LYnbrook 9-10299 Laurelton mcHARo's MARKET Prime Meats - Poultry and Provisions LAUREL SUPER MARKET 302 Atlantic Avenue 225-17 Merrick Road Phone: LYnbrook 9-0161 PICKER PHARMACY Lindenhurst Long Island's Largest Drug Store Phone: LYnbrook 9-0099 WILLIAM E. SCHNEIDER TEMPANY PRESS 168 Scranton Avenue Neck Phone: LYnbrook 9-0534 ALLEN'S GREEN:-louse CHARLES WOODCRAFT 5440 Lime Neck parkway Specialising in Cabinet Work Phone: lMperial 7-4146 150 Scranton Avenue Phone: LYnbrook 9-2358 LUFF'S HARDWARE, INC. R. C. A. Television 254-05 Northern Boulevard Manhassef THORNE FLORIST Cr GREENHOUSE LOMBARDI BROTHERS HARDWARE 253-27 Northern Boulevard Deroe Paints - Housezcares Phone: BAyside 9-7050 431 plandome Road Phone: MAnhasset 7-0174 Lynbrook THOMAS o'coNNsLL rf sons Real Estate and Insurance BIXLY TAVERN 221 Plandorne Road 148 Scranton Avenue Phone: MAnhasset 7-0226 CAPPY'S RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL MANHASSET SPORT SHOP BAR E1'erything in Sports Of East Rockaway Phil Ruggiero Phone: LYnbrook 9-10361 1 1 1 Plandorne Road 194 MAISON LeTOURNEAU Gifts, Closet and Bath .-icrexsories 402 Plandorne Road Phone: MAnhasset 7-3525 NORTH SHORE PAINTING C1 DECORATING CO. Interior Exterior Paperhangirig I975 Northern Boulevard Phone: MAnhasset 7-0588 Mineola Noam snons mcrmc convonnion Licensed Electrical Cantrartors Showroom 525 Jericho Turnpike BOTTI BROS. SERVICE STATION ,-luta Repairs and Lubrication Emory Road and Jericho Turnpike Phone: GArden City 7-3235 WASS MOTORS, INC. Kaiser-Frazer, Salex and Sf'l Z'iff' I IO Willis Avenue Phone: GArden City 7-0003 MINEOLA PHARMACY S. Decker, Pl1.G. 266 Jericho Turnpike Phone: GArden City 7-3595 HARRY KATZ FLOOR COVERINGS, INC. I67 Mineola Boulevard Phone: GArden City 7-I458 WALSH AND MCDERMOTT Fine Liquorx and lI'im'.v Foch Boulevard and Hillside Avenue Phone: GArden City 7-3123 J. KATZ FURNITURE COMPANY l08-I0 Main Street Phone: C-:Arden City 7-4-477 MINEOLA MOTORS, INC. 3I I Jericho Turnpike Phone: GArden City 7-2000 NlELSON'S WINES AND LIQUORS 256 Jericho Turnpike Phone: GArden City 7-5068 A. H. REISS AND S. REISS 0ptonn'tri.vtx l46 Mineola Boulevard Phone: GArden City 7-I22I QUALITY LAUNDERERS 344 Jericho Turnpike Phone: Gfxrden City 7-0823 FRAME MOTOR COMPANY Sales - Chl I.'!'0lt,l - Service I2 East Jericho Turnpike at Roslyn Phone: GArden City 7-8444 MEYER'S LUNCHEONETTE Buy Breyers at .lIeyer'5 STANDARD AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Airfraft Instruments and A-lrresxories Approwd C. .-1..-1. Station No. 188 Old Country Road MERENDA'S HARDWARE Locksmith - .lIoore's Pain! 270 Jericho Turnpike Phone: GArden City 7-9843 SUNRISE Diz-ixian of Household Fuel Corporation Blue Coal Phone: GArden City 7-89l l GOULD SALES CO. .Yationally .-Iii1.'e'rti.ie'd .llerrhanilise I54 Mineola Boulevard Phone: GArden City 7-5729 LOCAL STEEL 8' SUPPLY COMPANY, IN C'or1.itru1'tim1 .llaterialx Contractor - Supplies 60 Jericho Turnpike Phone: GArden City 7-0864 NASSAU FARMERS CORPORATION f.lIilorgiinitr For Lazcnxl - Briflcx 8l Jericho Turnpike Phone: GArden City 7-l289 JENSEN'S llimzv ana' Liquor Store' l92 Second Street Phone: GArden City 7-8444 REINKE'5 FLORIST Flozcrrx by Telegraph Phone: GArden City 7-33l2 GEORGE C. ASHBY HARDWARE CO. Corner Main and Second Streets Phone: GArden City 7- l 3 l 2 I95' Rd C. New Hyde Park ALTMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Opposite Bank of New Hyde Park Jericho Turnpike Phone: FLoral Park 4-4483 BARLOW HARDWARE COMPANY l003 Jericho Turnpike Phone: FLoral Park 4-806 THE BELL AGENCY Insurance 4I 2 Jericho Turnpike BOU LEVARD CLEANERS, INC. Quality Service-Compare 608 Second Avenue Phone: FLoral Park 4-634l A FRIEND - H. X. C. H. B. GREENSPAN Oploniflrist 613 Jericho Turnpike Phone: FLoral Park 4-7588 J. NICHOLAS KRUG AGENCY Real Extate and All Farms of Insurance 635 Jericho Turnpike Phone: FLoral Park 4-6495 JASPER MESSINA Paints - Wallpapers - Painters Supplies 235 Jericho Turnpike BURTON C. MULLEN Gulf Stations Sf'r'1.'iz'e - Rrpairzi - Lubrication Phone: GArden City 7-5322 FLoral Park 4-6l40 JAMAICA SASH fr DOOR CO. .-Ilumirzuni Combination lI'indou's and Doors l655 Jericho Turnpike Phone: FLoral Park 4-2067 Fieldstone 7- l 867 STANLEY N. DUGGAN Re'Iigi0ux Cards for All Orraxionxn l607 Hillside Avenue Phone: FLoral Park 4-9375 New York City ADAMS G POWELL, INC. ANDREW G. CLUNE Consolidated Fur Sales Promotion Jlerrhandising, .'Itl1't'7'llXi71lLf 247 West 30th Street DOCHTERMANN PIANOS A Piano For Every Home I35 West I4th Street FRIDEN AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINE CO., INC. 336 Madison Avenue LEE MON WINE 8 LIQUOR CO., INC, .-1 IHt'l'it'HlZ-Cllllllllf'-IIIl7Zt'N ana' Liquors 22 Bowery PAUL LOEFFLER Printer 25 Beekman Street CHAUNCEY I. RICE Furs 330 7th Avenue FREDERICK G. SCHEUER Commercial Adjusting Company 353 Fifth Avenue Phone: MUrray Hill 2-6334 SY-CO CORPORATION Conveyors, Engineers, Contractors, Mfrs. 39 Broadway Oceanside McDONALD MOTOR SALES CORP. Queens Village AIR-LITE VENETIAN BLIND CO. Flf mluiii Blinds - Talilr Fails 212-57 Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOllis -I-0298 AMPOL CHEMISTS E. J. .Slorzr'i'kf', 13.5. 2i4-2l Jamaica Ave at 2l-ith Place Phone: HOIIis 5-l3I6 VENETIAN BLINDS l'ii't1m' Frame and llimtoit Slzadfw 2l4-Sl Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOllis 4-5l50 KARL BOHN For Good Food Ijrlifatessevi and Groi'erie.v 220- l 8 Hempstead Avenue HARVEY'S DRESS SUIT SHOP Formerly .r1.1l. 2 l 2-55 Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOllis 4-0720 JOHN GALLETTA Rep. .lletropolitan Life Insurance Co. 2l8-I4 Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOlIis 5-i500 HARTNEDY'S COMMUNITY MEN'S SHOP Adams Hats - .llanhattan Shirts Sportswear 2l5-33 Jamaica Avenue M. JAEGER Cr SONS Jewelers - Watchrnakers 2l5-43 Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOIlis 5-53l6 JAMES C. MARTIN Funeral Director IO3-44 Springfield Boulevard Phone: HOllis 5-5059 ROBERT J. MOORE General Insurance 902l 2l8th Place THE RONZITTI'S MAX SILVERSTEIN Groceries - Fruits and Vegetables 223-Ol Hempstead Avenue ROTH PHARMACY 2 I 2-02 Hillside Avenue Phone: HOllis 5-2266 Richmond Hill sAsAu a KAMP, mc. Caterers ll3-05 Jamaica Avenue Phone: Vlrginia 7-2288 W. HEFFERMAN Home Deliveries-.llilk and Cream Phone: CL, 7-2020 A. DAHMEN Florist l45-I4 Jamaica Avenue OSCAR B. DUNCAN l96 Rosedale MARTY'S MARKET Prime Jleals,1'oul!i'j.,Fisl1 I45-I6 243rd Street ROSEDALE LAUNDERMAT Saw Your Cesspool-L'se Ours 149- I 9 243rd Street D. L. COOPERMAN 1'i'ewriptioi1 Druggisi 2-13rd Street, Cor. I4-1th Avenue Phone: l..Aurelton 8-5299 Rockville Center BRYN MAWR MARKET Prime flleals - Fruits and Vegetables I99 Brower Avenue Phone: ROckville Centre 6-4408 DIXIE WALKER FRONT STREET BAKE SHOP Karl Ilohljorth, Prop. Front Street THE KLOSKI STORE Young Men's Clothes 7 North Village Avenue Phone: ROckviIle Centre 6-3425 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS RENTING SERVICE Skilljul Repairs 44 North Village Avenue Phone: ROckville Centre 6-29lO iff. ROCKVILLE HOBBY CRAFT, INC. Toys - Games - Dolls - Hobbies 316 Sunrise Highway Phone: ROckvilIe Centre 6-9882 SUNRISE PHARMACY Whelan Drugs 29 North Park Avenue Roslyn cimmrono PHAnMAcY Louis Stitzel, Reg. Pharmacist 53 Mineola Avenue Phone: ROslyn 3-O233 Roslyn Heights NASSAU OIL BURNER CORP. 80 Mineola Avenue Phone: ROslyn 3-1910 ROSLYN HEIGHTS FUNERAL HOME Leon F. Tucholski, Jr. Phone: ROslyn 3-1589 Seaford FOX MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 3891 Maple Street Saint Albans ST. ALBANS CHEVROLET FRANCIS LEWIS LIQUOR STORE We Deliver 112-19 Francis Lewis Boulevard Phone: HOllis 4-1747 HERMAN'S CONFECTIONERY Home Made Ice Cream 188-11 Linden Boulevard ST. ALBANS FRUIT MARKET J. Fiumara, Prop. Fruits and Vegetables 200-O7 1 14th Avenue Valley Stream aiu. HARTNETT Westbury WILLIAM J. BENNETT Contractor and Builder 564 Livingston Street Phone: WEstbury 7-0286 EMIL BAUMGARTNER Fowers For All Occasions Phone: HEmpstead 2-4096 CLUB BZ Chris R. Heffel 82 Hempstead Turnpike PAULIN'S SERVICE CENTER Your Sunoco Dealer Hempstead and Morton Avenues Phone: HEmpstead 2-9344 PHILSON VALET SERVICE 291 Hempstead Avenue Phone: HEmpstead 2-7777 RIESTERER'S BAKERY OUR SHOPPE Infants' and Children's Wear 401 Hempstead Avenue SAL'S BARBER SHOP Sal Ingarra, Prop. 247 Hempstead Turnpike FOLLOW THE CROWD TO SHOR'S Famous From Shore to Shor's West Hempstead and Rockville Center ROBERT L. SMITH Realtor - Appraiser - Insurer 417 Hempstead Avenue Phone: HEmpstead 2-1310 THE SUGAR BOWL The Best For The Best 368 Hempstead Avenue SUN COMPANY Friendly Family Store Hempstead Turnpike WAYSIDE BEDDING Slumber Shoppe of Long Island 311 Hempstead Turnpike Wllllston Park accuses oeucnssssu 473 Willis Avenue Phone: GArden City 7-7904 HILLSIDE SERVICE STATION Batteries - Tires - Tubes Fred E. Schefj, Prop. Willis and Hillside Avenues Phone: GArden City 7-3935 JOHN'S HERRlCK DINER Corner Herrick Road and Hillside Ave. LOGAN'S Ice Cream Store MANHATTAN FOOD STORES, INC. Willis Avenue MORRETTA'S Beauty Parlor and Barber Shop 23 Hillside Avenue Phone: GArden City 7-6038 OLNEY'S STATIONERY Ice Cream, Candy and Luncheonette 489 Willis Avenue PIGOTT'S MILLROSE FARM American Antiques 77 Hillside Avenue 197 PUBLIC FAIR SUPER MARKET, INC 74 Hillside Avenue Phone: GArden City 7-0234 HENRY REBMANN Plumbing and Heating 33 Hillside Avenue Phone: GArden City 7-5678 THE WALKER GIFT SHOP 58 Hillside Avenue COMMUNITY SHOE REPAIR SHOP Home of Fine Repairs 5 Marlboro Road FALK LUMBER COMPANY A FRIEND FLOWERLANE NURSERIES, INC. Flowers and Landscaping 332 Hempstead Turnpike Phone: HEmpstead 2-5887 ARNOLD McMONIGLE Cherry Valley Dairy Milk and Milk Products Robe t Ahearn Hen y Ah ens Jo eph Ang o Ronald Amard Albert Anton R cha d Bason James Be gm George Brandewnede Nucholas Braun Albert Butler Anthony Campo Wnlluam Carolan Grego y Corrugan Edward Carroll Fred Corknll Ralph Cotler Donald Crawford THOMAS AICHER Vice President CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS EAGLES of 1B1 RICHARD GORDON Presndent 412. A 'Iliff' if 1 ff ' 4 Lift ,Inav ,1 I f 1 ,ZW .J 51: 45 I' f' 'E X Donald Curran W en Dausch Sheldon Dearden V cent DeMeo James D r Ed a d Donnellan Robert Doyle Je em ah Dwyer John Dwyer Ea I Eak n Phnl p E chner John Folks James Gallacher Edward Gallagher Thomas Glbbons Joseph Go mley Charles Grennan ARTHUR FUNK Sec etary U11 ,,, f-ff or sooo LUCK X6 Q X .Ha 7 nv Q 4 '4v5A Q QD X! 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