Chaminade High School - Crimson and Gold Yearbook (Mineola, NY)
- Class of 1951
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'H e lkiilfil Zlzzmfkzazi' igyffgfil zzfzfzffbzkz if ln the year 1947, we, The Marauders, The Lions and The Avengers, first took up the rhythm of Catholic discipline at Cha- minade, and found in it a theme rich in spiritual, intellectual and physical values. This theme we sought to make into our PRELUDE T0 LIFE, and its composition we now proudly present in this score of the . . . HIGH SCHO T me r V I A V 'fi 1 l 2 E ..,.. ,.W.,,,,. ,.,, , 2 7957 Z! 4 1 '1 , Q S U? LAR ,eff IIHAMINAIIE HIGH SllHlllll MINE0lA LUNG ISLAND , Y 'iw' ,211 f' . . 9 'P ff . V 5 a , 5 ' a 4 5.4 52ffzQ'usf X K I -gl O :lx Q Throughout all its scoring, Cath- olic life is truly and divinely har- monizedg and so we availed ourselves of the opportunity while here at Chaminade to adjust our tempo to it, realizing that without such fundamental agreement there would not be any real PRELUDE TO LIFE . . . 27720 6' i gzzfiaffb' 0540. . . CONTENTS - FACULTY GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES -n l . i HIGHLIGHTS ATHLETICS ADVERTISERS I I I 5 ROBERT MCKEW Ed -Chief WILLIAM CONDREN A Ed I I5 JOHN BAXTER JOHN DASH A u tant Edito ahafk fkzsmcmx 51 N K N Ig H . , Qui ' Q ' -'I n-ww , kd 1 ff 1 I I 1 lv' ' I Wflx v sg -4'r'L Q?g t' 71 x, 1,5 , . .. U':aa'36 ? fn kamffzg :mf wlfgmz. . . . . . me M1241 Zum ff Capable instructors, them selves skilled in the musi- cianship of learning and religion, patiently kept us to long practices in our sub- jects. With great ettort we acquired skill even as they And spiritual exercises like the repeated hum of many tuning torks accounted most tor the true tone in our PRELUDE TO LIFE . .. Ka wffymzs fwzffzg M X Wm zz Ili! 5-Wbvfbes rfzwessfz y um is N axlmafzfbfubfz the four years we en . enthusiastically into the A ! sports, activities and vacations because these were welcome changes of rhythm. Besides, they were always accompanied by the quickened drum-beat of plentiful thrills and our own feverish anticipations. With- out them we certainly could not have realized a well-har- monized PRELUDE TO LIFE. .. ua 1--gg, XY ixx . ahzadbn zz fkffkfbfz Qfllfidil hlehzk Graduation acceretuates the end ot our high scheol scere ot etterts. triais and praettcesi and at the same time. graduatierw, like a petsed UBYCNVN. is about to NQVWEE the dmtmheat to the targer mefedx et the tuture Max TtTCYtWCt'7'1G ct the PRELLDE, watch we haxe iearhed se meh here be waxeh hte that larger melcdx and cehtfhue te hum down thrtwugh the xears ut LIFE ' , 03' uf X X X an .W 'fkfa 9 '31 if ' ,3-.' ,, , -: ' , I 5 U 6' f rd ,N mn W1 v W QT QQ, Mm .. . , -Q . . - ff Hr, R fbmmfm ASSllMl'lIllN lll Q... .A . ef, M , . , vga W , lllll F15 1 J . . I X We might well wonder what echo was oc- casioned in heaven by the announcement here of the dogma of the Assumption. Was there a hush of silence? Did only Pope Pius's voice sound out through all those celestial spaces? Or did the angels take no notice, and maintain unbroken what happi- ness it is that concerns them alone? There was one certainly that paused and heard- she of whom the Dogma spoke. She must have listened and witnessedg and perhaps whispered some new Magnificat, or words of old- My soul doth magnify the Lord and my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour. For He that is mighty hath done great things to me, and holy is l-lis name. The Pope declaring the dogma, November 'l, 1950 1, A' fry 5 l T 1' -mix' ..,.,..-- ' , if , si Q I ,if qv 'Nba IIIS EXBEIIEIIIIY THUMIIS E. M0ll0Y, II.II., S.T.Il. ARCHBISHOP-BISHOP OF BROOKLYN dim ee as v Q lab- Oo c vrgg Ri u WW W ,. Vw h .I - 1 . HJQQIQIQ 1 Q' I ..e2,,'lzJi I--' II' ,III Icy LEAN .L EXI Q ,.1 HIS EXIIELIEIIIIY IIAYMUNII A. IIEAIINEY, S.T.lI., I.II.Il AUXILIARY BISHOP OF BROOKLYN We interrupt our Prelude at this point to signal and to greet our Most Holy Father Pope Pius Xll Q and their Excellencies, our two local Bishops. Their patron- age has made possible this pre- paration for life. We Chaminade seniors, and in our name all the student body, extend felicitations and congratulations to His Excel- lency, Bishop Molloy, upon the occasion of his elevation to Archbishop. ' 1. -1 353 ' , f W l' r . ' ff , J Y ' f l I , HR ' 1 ,. , e m, R? . ' 5 ,1 . ,. 1 -- ..,,i 5 a , F36 ' 3' ,je 'T VN: HlllY FATHER POPE Plus xn i A Ours was the privilege through the four years of our Prelude to associate with the Marianist Brothers and the laymen who made up the faculty. We witnessed zealous teach- ing and inspiring example. Each correction of homework, or quiz, or exam was like the testing of every note that went into our Pre- lude. For such tedious yet cheerful attention to duty, nothing but the sincerest gratitude is fitting, and that we offer with all our hearts. May the melody they have helped so well to fashion always sound true to them. ln this year also, the Society of Mary opens up its second century of service in the work of education in the United States. We are quick, therefore, to wish it well, and our prayers will follow that the mighty blessings of God will always attend Father Chaminade's work here and throughout the world. ll. 4 R V V . 5,iiiiullf'i.xTii.uli7311.150 , 2- i, :+L 7 47f T , -' -4' . --i-- - ' Eliliflii 5: , i E1f .flw I I J-, 'l 'W ,gg A -' 'UA K .K x I I: f '. Zh t : :K A .Q ,Ll 5 In ' '0 ' .,J'fmw1.1n-a V I I gh :Muffy 7 ,gh BROTHER IUHN T. DARBY, S.M., M.A. PRINCIPAL Eminent conductor of our Prelude to Life is our beloved principal. His direction has been inspirational and a masterwork composed of under- standing, guidance and unending efforts toward a greater Chaminade. 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V pf 3121, 1 , '22-if X B f l t,ci , My I 4 I CHAMINADE HIGH SCHOOL MINEOLA L.oNo 1sL.AND My dear Graduates During your four years as students here at Chaminade you have been lntroduced to all the finer things of life the discipline of mind and body through a challenging course of study and s systematic program of physical training, the inspiration of excellent companionship in the persons of your teachers and classmates, the growth and intensi fication of your spiritual life through lmowledge gained in the religion course and the graces received through Holy Mass and the sacraments And now, as you are about to move on into a far more complex world and mode of living, where discipline, inspiration and spirituality spring chiefly from the interior of the individual, the e lude of your life spent at Chaminade will burst forth with brilliance and force and power only in direct proportion to your close adherence to the principles of sound Ckmistian living that have molded your lives thus far To keep these principles :Ln sharp focus throughout life, cling f40Il.8Ci0lLBh to the blue mantle of om' Blessed Mother Your manly devotion to Her, after the example of Her Divine Son, will sustain you :Ln all of your undertakings and will assure for you your eternal salvation My Very sincerely yours in J M J fry Principal 'fl 7 is 'hr' X J S KCMQWM Reaching for the Booster prrze money I9 i Y ' 1. xc, - W ' Vx: If . 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X www Q, Composed of four years of study, work and careful guidance, our Prelude has now come to a finale. ln graduation we have reached the climax of our high school careers and have become a part of all the duties, problems and responsibilities of the future. The inspiration to our Prelude has been all the teachings and example to which we have been exposed during the past four years. We have confidence that with God's help we can meet the many challenges that face us as men, and always remain good Catholics and Americans. ' V1 Q 0 l . iq' ,I ,tiling , f-'hr 71 ' - 1 :E 4.2225 f el - Z Q ' f' :': - l4 s.:L.- - ' A . 5 16 ' ' t l f'l. 1.,ll n inmih 4 I ROBERT MCKEW Presudent Presldent of Student Body JOHN DASH Vnce Presudent RAYMOND TROUVE Ss Secretary WILLIAM CONDREN UR HONOR STUD WILLIAM PARDY JOHN QUIGLEY I-IERMAN HEINLEIN VVILLIAM FITZGERALD S' If , . Condren, McKew, Dash, Trouve, ...AND F0 YEAR ENTS I L CHARLES BROWN VINCENT MACCHIA 1 ..,,- 1-' JOHN MAYER WILLIAM SMYTH YQ JOHN MURE LAWRENCE GALLACHER l FREDERICK DANNER ROBERT HENRICH WILLIAM KOHLER RAYMOND TROUVE MICHAEL KENNEDY RICHARD HOERMANN '41 ...UF IUNE 1951 SSES Our LadY Gerard Joseph Badum Jerry ST Gregory S Be lrose Jerry S 'wmha a marw f e 'lS lucky manlllelartlbalrldhlrrrlltramurall track best a d lfy ll l 50 lg ll man Honor RO murals Basket 6 ,D ll 2 lntra Baske B ban Tackl 23 I M and happy Q0 -l9l ' Bf3ClY Baxter Robert Michael Brshop Trger Bob St Joseph Garden Cltv St Catherune of Srenna Unoffrclal class treasurer for four Franklm Square years qurte promrnent as an or ator chalrman rn the Mrrror Youth Forum Honor Character Rat Bullet Bob rs one of the Flyers most alert athlctes yarled and dlstunct talents Lmassumlng rn John Henry BraClY John of Lourdes Queens Vrllage H rn student Sober and lnledfeence John made by rndustry and H Qcholastrcalltf So alrty l 2 Sodalrty Leader 3 4 De ate and Speech l 2 3 Secre tary Treasurer 4 Dramatrc Club l 2 3 Crrmson and Gold Staff lntra murals Basketball 2 3 4 Football and out ot class Honor Character :ng l H J V Football 3 Varsrty Baseball 2 J V Baske 2 3 Vars Basketball 4 Intramurals Basketball l Softball l Football 2 4 Track l Boxlng Jamboree l for hlmse S Cha' gprgrilsgh crrrne YCDOYSCY 4 Hlcitroghnr O after Rahng l 2 2 3 4 Secret S Y 3 4 lntrarnuraS an s ms ll l Football l 0 K ? X A,4:,, , .4N lu' X Charles John Brown Lawrence Campbell Buckley Charlie Larry Our Lady of Loretto Hempstead Oustandrng rournalrst con srstent secretary of the Llons tor fOL-If Years aboye average lntra muralrtc ln loyalty and performance Crnclnattls grlt to ChamlnaJe Honor Character Ratrng l 2 3 4 nor Roll l 2 Tarrnacl 2 3 News Edrtor 4 Track 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 Cheerleader l 2 rarvurals B sketball l 2 Football l Q rack l .f x 30 Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Roosevelt Could always fund a frrendly word for you a lane Charnrnace stu dent one of the Plttsburoh snowbrrds a polrte manner w n the trrenrtshlp of all Honor C aracter Ratrng l 2 3 4 Honor De ate and Speech l 2 3 Band A Altar Serwe 4 Crlrrso a cld Staff rolcgy u' lntra urals Easketl all 4 F ct' al Robert James Burns Bob St. Joseph's, Garden City Brer's bodyguard and constant companion . . . crew cut advocate . . . friendly words and winning smile , . . always has a party lined up, Honor Character Rating l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, Manager l, 23 Service Squad 43 Altar Server 45 lntramuralsi Basketball lg Football l, 2, Softball l, 2. s 8 ff-, at James Joseph Cahill Tony Holy Ghost, New Hyde Park Originated the practice of sending homework to Spain . . . a note- worthy softball player . . , always available for intramural sports. Honor Character Rating l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, Tarmac 3: Altar Server Ag Intramurals: Basketball l, 2, 33 Football l,2,3,4, Softball l,2,3,4. 4. 765 .f 1 George William Callan George St. Pascal Bayion, St. Albans Fabulous softball ability . . , all hands and feet . . , calm and even temperament . . . consistently good pitcher and basketball player . , . big, silent George. Honor Character Rating l, 2, 3, 43 Sodality lg Varsity Baseball 2, 43 J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Class Officer l,2, Intramurals Basketball l g Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Softball l 2 l 3 i s llxililf lm the Fl,ers little paper And l'm proud as proud can be To be read by every student Who can hardly wait for me. Fat boys, thin boys, tall boys, short boys Say l'm suited to a 'T' We're rated with the very best For our high quality! Thomas Walter Dwyer Torn St. Aldens, Williston Park 'S N his 1 '1 l 'N , 'E 3, r '5 1 'f tx W f, A WI-3' , f Displays large amount of class spirit in his intramural activities . , . chief of Dwyer forccs in Chamiriade . . . llvens up a dull class by timely remarks, Honor Roll 23 Treasurer l, 3, Sodaluty l, 21 lntramurals. Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 4. Charles John Ehrhart Charlie Notre Dame, New Hyde Park With us since the Sophomore year , . . persistent distance man on the track team . . . sincerity and capa- bility are the best words to describe Charlie. Honor Character Rating 2, 3, 43 Sodality 4: Track 3, 43 Altar Server 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 43 Debate and Speech 2, 4, lntramurals: John James Fahey Jack Corpus Christi, Mineola One of Chaminade's outstanding athletes . . . a hard hitting half- back and outfielder . . . a comment for every situation , . . and a pretty rough customer, Honor Character Rating 3, 4: Sodality l 3 Varsity Foot- ball 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals' Basketball l, 2, Foot- ball Zg Softball l, 23 Track l, 2, Relays l, 2. William Joseph Fitzgerald Fitz St. Thomas the Apostle, West Hempstead Believes in taking things in stride . . . successfully combined athletic and scholastic work . . . maintained one of the highest averages in the class . . . plays a good game of basketball. Honor Character Rating l, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality l, 23 Dramatic Club 'l, 2, 3, 43 Debate and Speech lg Tarmac 3, 45 Altar Server 4, lntramurals: Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4. N O Q. ,QQ -Ll , wx . . s fr. O ly! U N Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3. Leonard Charles Fortier Lawrence Vincent Gallacher Len Larry S.. f?c.a 's '-'- 3' :ark S A a Eas. V., stzn Rare :gmt '1a':'1 3' 2- a 1- an: Tre 1,343 'fat causes teacrefs to a Serious rr' 'tj . . , wt' C e' Cttarnl- prepare cccxses vw in Care , , , 5 na:e ris ma n lnfe'esf ras been young Auciuiort . . . kncv-s when to music . . . a rear. sm e an: gifted laugh an: when to work . . . re- D Sflnalllv- Hiflfr C'ta'aCtCf Rating markarrle sax ' pa.er. Honor Char- l 2 3 4 Ea ' ', 3. 4. acter Rating l, 2, 3, 4, Hono' Rol l. 2, 3, 4, Leo r-fcn r Soriefv: Sc- 34 dafity l, 2, Ean: T, 2, 3, 43 Science . C ub 3, 4, Y ce P'es :ent -lg Biology C JZ. CLASS UF l95l John Michael Harrigan Jack Incarnation, Bellaire Jack won many friends with his fine personality and sense of humor . . . four years of school life changed him mentally and physic- ally . . . unassuming in his every undertaking. Honor Character Rate ing l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Sodality l, 2, Intramurals: Basket- ball 2, 3, Softball l. I James Megarr Hartigan Jim Our Lady of Lourdes, Queens Village Stellar track man . . . takes a ribbing with one of those I'll offer it up smiles . . . attired according to collegiate rules . . . and a wel- come addition to any activity. Honor Character Rating l, 2, 3, 4, Sodallty l, 2, 3, 4, Altar Server 4, Freshman Football, Cross Country 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals: Track l, Soft- lialla 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football , ,4. Raymond Joseph Hayes Ray St. Thomas the Apostle, West Hempstead Although a late comer to the Lion's, Ray made his presence ap- preciated by participation in all our intramurals . . . proficient kegler, in fact Ray's forte was sports, Intra- murals: Basketball 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Softball 3, 4. i ,. e, Herman Albert Heinlein Big Al Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Professes to be a horticulturist . . . oustanding harrier . . . certainly no stranger to the Honor depart- ment . . . always a gentleman and a fine representative of Chaminade. Honor Character Rating I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, Leo Honor Society, Debate and Speech Society l, 2, 3, Biology Club l, Boxing Jamboree l, lntramurals: Sofgby 1, 2, Football l, 2, Track Robert Richard Henrich Shorty SS. Joachim and Anne, Queens village Member of the Nassau League of Student Scientists . . . could always be found in the lab or rifle range after school. Honor Character Rat- ing l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2.3, 4, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Rifle l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 2, 3, Camera Club 2, 3, Stamp Club 2, Biology Club l, Cheerleader 3, Science Club 3, President 4, lntra- murals: Track 2, 3, 4. nn Ruchard Josevh Houma Duck S VrllaQC f Lourdes Queen Our Lady O B nd and Leo MembershlD 'n this tin NS Semous Somew WCS 920 man nor excellent 'formance ln msg an ootstandmgngeit of l Q e clftr-Swag , Rattnc l 1 onor Charactg A Sodaltv so Onor Roll l 3 A L90 Honor nd k ite ya ln ramufals -na Q John Muchael Kehoe Key Corpus Chrrstl Mrneola Cokes other half had the knack of saying lust the rnght thnng at the rnght tame possesses an actuve rnrnd and cynucal humor Honor Character Ratung I 2 Honor Rol l Freshman Football l Intra wa? B sketball l 2 3 4 Fo Tackl 2 Machael Joseph Kennedy Red St Marys Manhasset Two years of Varsnty basketball his extra currlcular aqtrvmeg dldnt prevent hum from becoming a tour year honor man varned lnterests and outstandlng work made htm ounte popular wrth hrs class mates Honor Character Ratlng l 2 r 4 nor Socnety l 2 4 Soda l J V Basketball 2 Vars ty Basket ball 3 4 Intramurals Basketball l tball l bal ack l 2 Wnlluam John Khess Wlllle St AQnes Rockvme Centre Q lunemen on One of T50 toughgiassesscs ffjgry lslan never l-,lcrgxgalxzcfj ablllllcil Burck W35 Comf ned Where his Tsok Dan m caspait l m tme mg ro or SDOHS at one Rlatrnq 2 3 our rgwalrqonor Qharacterj V Football of 9 V Basketba Bascbal 4 J Football 3 4 Jamboree 2 A k fball lnrrarv Ufals Bas e wif! Wlllnam Edward Kohler Coke Corpus Chrnstu Mlneola Belng one of the schools great WHS Drescnt Coke from lei rn fl, a four year honor m an 0XDCf'cnces n R l ellguon could newer UDUC part t-me He l-lon r Chararter Ratlnq nor R31 l l I S C l 3 Intramura s 5 4 O 36 Maffhew James Kramer Mlckey St Patrzck s Glen Co e Qwns stock ln the St Louls Car dlnals ralala sports tan Comtarnatnon f am ltr h ur-nor r at L: fnrsng thcsplan onor Character Ratn l 2 nor Roll l rama c u rmson ani Golt Salt De pet-nh Cru ln ramu a s llall pw' .4 , P . 4, 5 1 , V . u r 4 I 1 , ' 1 1,- 4 , I. Chemical warfare ' F5 r V , ff I li. . 1 .fr as-3 E 3 Q ,. 7 a Q ,, .' ' 7 E , , . A ,, - .., A vu Q. - gh SQ lu... Q' uyx f 4 I Af k AV' If Wg J V51 X Q . E Fizz 'cad. f'?ff 9 ,,,, h A! 4, f- px Ten minutes later he was parked fw r Q X, - , ' ww , 'Cat. . . C-A-T.' Donald Patrick McCauley Don Holy Name of Mary, Valley Stream Personnfies the word friend . . . gtves an excellent account of him- self in all sports . . . exceptlonally altrulstlc . . . unassurnlng and very popular. Honor Character Ratlng l, 2, 3, 4, Sodallty l 1 Class Presxdent l, 2, Vice President 3, Student Council l, 2, J. V. Football lg Varslty Foot- ball 2, 3, Ag Baseball lg Track 2, 3, 4, Intramurals. Track l, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. James Angus McCloskey Jim Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park A four year Band member . . . always frtendly and considerate . . . falthful Glant fan . . . trled hard in hrs every endeavor and was re- spected for lt. Honor Character Rating l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Tarmac 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Blology Club lg Intramurals' Basketball 2, 3, Softball l, 2, 3, 4. Donald Richard McGahan Red St. Annes, Stewart Manor Life of the party and never misses one . . . can break up the class wnth one remark . , , unquestuonably lrnsh , . . class artnst . . . detnnntely one of the boys, Honor Character Ratmg l, 22 Tarmac l, 2: Crlmson and Gold Staff, Soctalnty l, Freshman Football, Intramurals: Softball l, 23 Football l, 2, Track l. John Theodore Mayer Johnny Corpus Christi, Mlneola Often sanity's on'y advocate in the Marauder homeroom . . , as much at home taclng an audience as on top of the Honor Roll . . . outstandung leader in all he undertook. Honor Character Ratlng l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2. 3, 4, Leo Honor Soclety, Sodaluty l, 2, 3, President 4, Tarmac 4, Debate and Speech 2, 3, 4: Bu- ology Club lg Intramurals: Softball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Relays l, 2, 3, 4, Football l. Walter William McKenna Big wan St, Ann's, Stewart Manor Big Walt became famous as Chamlnade's own raln maker . . . wlth us only two years but well- known slnce the ttrst day he out toot ln school . . . a likable personallty and everybody's frlend. Honor Char- acter Ratnng 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Boxmg Jamboree 43 Intramurals: Basketball 3, Softball 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Relays 3, 4. A, or ff I, ' ' A FL: i ..'I,l f 'i H ,.i '9 - . X .fi 1-f Robert Emmett MCKe ' Bob O Lady of Lourdes Malverne LAY h world mg rec l , poDularltY arffngabll-llonor Character a cl ur1aS5U 3 4 Class Pr lflefl RatInQ l n and Gold Edltor Z 3 4 Crlrrtso uncll student COUQCN gommmee Soda' Q nt 4 'ng 4 ln 3 Presl e Ba alllm 1 3 4 FOOT l murals Baskelbi 2 Rela Francis Xavier Merklrn Frank Holy Redeemer Freeport Well always remember our quuet srncere and gentlemanlv Frank a keen mnnd nn Phvsncs rs Chevy has become a landmark on Jackson Ave a future engnneer Honor Character Ratung l 2 3 4 nor Roll l 2 3 4 Buology C Intramurals Footballl Track Edward Bradford Muller Brad St Aldans Wrlllston Park Brads llterarv flexlbnlntv and hrs pugglnng of words never ceased to astound hls classmates lover of good books retnned tastes can argue any man under the table casually dressed slx footer Sonor Character Ratnng l 2 3 A 5 John Ge0'9e Muh Yosh st Hedw-Q Flow' Pall prom: end . - - as Evervbodys flassroom 35 on me nent , the C Poland! contrtbu- onor Roll 2 3 4 Vlce Presndent 3 Debate and Soeech l 2 3 4 football held . 5.0 h I 1 wok eww? John Thomas Monhlmo Ronald James Moschello hon to Chamm caD3l5le 0 hrnQ ln Slndg 1 rel HONG' Char- Johnn mdlno Wm amwhclt 42 H0 ' RO R trvq l- - ' 1 Urals gcllgfrargixl Footgv-allzgeiesrlrni, Baskctoall - ' I of ,pf CLA St. Marys, Nanhasset Flles hrs Ford too cw , . . color- ot lntramurallte . . . Catcterla N' o's,otar.'.., .3 vwntnoss ct trernene os meek-ends , . ardent proponent cf crew cbt. l-:ner Character Rat H , , ' no Con-mattee 3. Footb l sg TQ: ', In rarner 's. Scttba, e, 3, 4 'st , , , a tual , ': -1 3,43 'l V 7. 40 Y Mosch Our Lady of Xfrctory, Floral ark The rvost unforgettable character ' e.er mf' type of u . . . zreza c.e .a' ...knownq an, 3 - wen: no Rohn c has been an 0 .eca- o A ,s N' Hen-r Character Rat- F c i , , , lr r. ,o,. lC Y, . :cg cu: , ' Ja :':'A ' rn' , I ore!! 3, .,as.c't:a -, -, -9, SS 0F 1951 94 , 7 I 1 ' wi ' M. 21, rl. i- 'L,q '-T, i r 1 . ga 1 i 1 Tcad1wrwg?.,. Iwantto work for a living K ry QC, E 1 D lv ' 5 A A ' 2 'n 4 35 L - N N,l 'ff Q K 41.1 4 3' '-N a , . . I Ir. 4 f A lvjif 1 K F , 41 . i A L11 , '21 3 I . , , , . In s 'Cathohc Action William Joseph Nealon Bill Incarnation, Bellaire 0-ITS Zifx X -.CCE nf, ' 2- fi 5 - ' NA I Q, , N ag, lg I H 'Q A 1 'I' G15 WN' f -. A Quiet guy until you get to know him . . Gillette's worst enemy . . . natural mimic . . . loyes an argument , . . knows what he wants and is sure to get it. Honor Char- acter Rating I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 23 Band 2, Debate and Speech 43 J. V. Football 2, Intramurals: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. Stephen Nemeth Steph St. Patrick's, Glen Cove Good natured , . . a lot of com- mon sense . . . loyal to Glen Cove . . . always good for a friendly slap on the back . . , and stay with the Dodgers. Steph. they'II make it yet. Honor Character Rating I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 23 Sodality I, 2, 35 Camera Club Ig Stamp Club lg ln- grarxnurals Basketball 25 Softball I, William Joseph Oberle Ralph Bill Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park ST, Jog Efficient and determined . . . we always found him participating in a discussion . . . a good man to haye on your side in an argument . . . a shrewd and sophisticated Marauder. Honor Character Rating I, 2, 3, 43 Tarmac I: Debate and Speech Club 2, 3, 4, Sodallty I, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2. An all-rou of the G.C. social circle Intramurals Charles O'MaIIey Ralph eph's, Garden City nd athlete in Intramurals . . . three o'cIock shadow . . , one boys , . . popular in. the . . . UEVEV S6971 In 5 blue mood . , , Freshman Football, Basketball I, 2. 3, 42 Football l, 2. 3, 4: Softball l, 2, 3. 4, Track I, 2, 3, 43 Relays I, 2, 3. 4. N Qs 51? -V I -,feffv . --'S 2 Relays 2. 3, 4. James Vincent Pardy David Francis Parson Jvri Iss 5' Cf-f yggnefs Eafiw n Queeo c' the 'dist Holy Rosar., rinse-of Sh n s a L e n in crscn- wcll .ireggef Marauier A w r-not f3'esser . . . hs x . I 3,,a,g ymqh on me I-igngr R3'l riislrigtons of an. inc-dent always 'fe f,'cat7:c:o'.cr . . . soeoref one laugwer Nmutilating rr-asf Q, gr gr. to those wr-3 ne.e' rea: . c an 'er 'ou' .ears. e.e',':a, a knew r no Hgnfy Charader Rating new stor. t:' .Cu . . .a real charac- ' 4- Honor Rel I. I 3. -11 for honor Character Ra' ng I. 2. 3. Track Q 5 Cycgg Cgumry Q. 3g 4, Treasurer 4, Sodalltl, I, 2. Eand 35 ITN, Q Perm, Cub 'Q Brglcg. I, 2, 3, 4, Intrarruxals Footbal, I. Club lg lntrarnurals: Track I, 2,-11 CLASS Ill I9 5 I Philip Edward Pennell Phil St. Martin's, Amityville The great outdoorsman . . ., owner of a long, lovely Ford coupe . . . lives for the week-end . , , saDS every possible laugh out of life . never seen without Iggy . . . his car can do no wrong. Honor Char- acter Rating I, 2, 3, 41 Rifle II Intramurals: Basketball Ig Football Ig Track I, 2. John Aloysius Quigley Quia Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Knew what he was doing on the Rifle range and in the laboratory . , . undisputed handball champ . . . serious but good natured . . . a casual smile and a lot of class spirit. Honor Character Rating I, 2. 3, 43 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4g J.V. Rifle Ig Varsity Rifle 2, 3, 4, Intramurals: Football 2. Thomas Michael Quinn Tom St. Anne's, Stewart Manor White bucks. gray flannels. crew haircut and an unpredictable hair trigger wit , . . Murderin' Marauder in the Jamboree . , . Irish. and very proud of it. Debate and Speech I, 2, Crimson and Gold Staff, Fresh- man Footballg J. V. Football 23 Fresh- man Baseballg Boxing Jamboree I, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 41 Football 4. Arthur Eugene Reynolds Art St, Boniface, Sea Cliff Terrified teammates, opponents and referees alike, in Intramurals . .. quiet in class but his presence was felt . . . our second sacker . . . easy to get along with. Honor Character Rating I, 2, 3, 4, Sodality lg Tennis 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Intramurals: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 23 Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, Relays I, 2. George Edward Richardson George Immaculate Conception, Jamaica A good listener . . . possesses the gift of making, and more important, of keeping friends . . . a Chaminade rnan we all deeply appreciate know- ing . . . always quiet and untroubled . . . it was George all the way. Honor Character Rating I, 2, 3, 43 Biology Club Ig Intramurals: Softball I, 2, Football I, 2. ff? Wullnarn Peter RlCl a'dson f rd Wtlltam me ADW' Sea O G and I Y Thomas Stephen Roone C y Ernest Joseph Sartor, Jr fl assaDEGUSCSrE3r1'1crnbere for he W I always d hy S 3 d hrs rven Roon frlen s D tlon wal:nllrlnQ Cl Dhyslcal eXegolr1Q alll ab Od owner of an easy C HODOY D332 a O a casu?l 5m Rl algaflcl fF2B2l'1llILTl?3lS Softball 2 FOO u bam Reay 7 3 Our Lady of Vnctory Floral Park One ot the greatest Flyers of them ootstanulng student athlete and truend All Met and All Scholastlc grlcider But Brother Wendy ami Vlyerlto ond t Honor Errwe St Andans Wullnston Park H h :deals and great lnltla we an Honor sto ent wtthout much strain a tune Cathollc gentle man a heart as l lQ as hrs sm: e John Vmcent '5C3l'3 Junior ST Joseitll Garden OW S mtgr of GUY C 5 Nor onlt 3 me f of r brit an Qssiqrrlgalquilgll startjdiglbe O B C, Where he S Supposihlle here BT ner 4 mam trtends Tmg t has VWBUC Gy Chararter RB S C H S Hgleshrnan Footlvallibglcs 4 1 Foo B obntry 3 lnllamwas Tra Qld I .Q Q7 Se r r 4 Varsl Football 2 3 4 Varsuty Basketball 2 3 4 BoxnngJan'1boree2 4 Fresh man Football Freshman Baseball lntramurals Basketball l Softball 2 Tra Rela Gerard Douglas Schneeman Schnee sca a on Ho as ef ty to cxyla n srots or an t n e a rr as nrerr er e, ate ,rooo , e anne s cms tame r Cha a e atn rirnur as e C. at anfl always ready to help one of us Honor Character Ratung l 2 3 Honor Roll l 4 Soda! 3 4 lntramur I Basketball Eugene Herman Schoen Hoghy Ccrpus Chr st Mme-Ula s rn e a a y who rea ly 'J e h ,ad n ' we a wt' e c rnpan on H n r Charge gr Rat Se r r reas e ss C bn V8 Freshman Easel al r rrura s 15,4 V' .,V A , 4, 7 ' 7 X, vi v X 5 .. DUI Q Filer A step-over bear hug . . . .vuawFw...,.... ,ire , W 'a F' SE-i QQ y , H Quiet please . . . Mari at work. 1unpu',cd??i. -12 W Y Q- 'Q i 7 y .N 4 gg ui, ' f i x 1 ' ,of fi , Exhibit A . . . accused of studying . w 4 Donald Joseph Stanton M, Rm .fi A J' J -R V F ' H ,TN fi VI. i I g rrrr N Don N St. Aidan's, Williston Park Our rugged individualist . . , quiet, sincere and serious . . , his neatness was reflected in everything he did . . . after school iob prevented a fine athletic career . . . admired by everyone. Honor Character Rating I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Fresh- man Football, Intramurals' Softball 2, Football I, Track I, 2, 3. Raymond Joseph Trouve Ray St. Martha's, East Hempstead A true gentleman and a fine Cha- minade man . . . his fine track reputation is surpassed only by his outstanding scholastic achievements . . . displayer of that mile-wide grin. Honor Character Rating I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Sodalit 1, 2, Track I, 2, 4, Cross Countr Vice Joseph Edward Tully Tul Our Lady of Lourdes, Queens Village Never serious . . . comes to school when there's nothing else to do . . . a real clown who can find something funny in everything . . . a friend in the truest sense of the word. Honor Character Rating I, 2, 3, Altar Server 4, Sodality I, Intramurals: Basketball I, 2, Softball I, 2, 4, Football 2, 3, Track I, 4, Relays l,4, William Francis Tynan Bill St. Joseph's, Garden City Authority on all sports . . . more silent than his comrades, but only in school . . . pleasant personality . . . lady killer . . . always ready for a good time, Honor Character Rating I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, ln- tramurals: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2.3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Relays I, 2, 3, 4. I Q :P . .L .VO s I. -Xxx! Y . President 4, Intramurals: Basket- ball I, 2, Softball 2, Football I, 2. Nicholas John Ullrich Joseph Aloysius Viverito Krggeby Viu St, Catherine cf Srenna, S' loseclfs, Garqten City Frar-k'in Se are , 'ld Ruggef :nctman ct the F .er 'or- Eon't let xoor stugres interfere warg wal , . . wcrnan hater . . . with your ecucat on . . occasion- ally serious. often hnariods . . . a future in rvtusic . . . a sleeper in the arms of Morpheus Honor Char- acter Rating I, 2, 3 4 Honor Roll 3. N 'ce President I, Tarrnac l,Altar Ser.er 4, Boxing Jamboree I, 2, Freshman Football Ig Intramurals: Track I, 2, 4, Football 2, 3, Basket- ball 2. unusuall, funny sense ct horror . . . will go down in History . . . Eut Brother Wenflx an: Rooney Cid it! Honor Character Rating Ina' Secre- tar, 3, A tar Serser 4 Boxing Jarn- hgree 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, J V EasketLall 2, Freshman Foot- ball, J V. Football 23 Football 3, 4, lntramurals Basketball I, 2, 41 Soft- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. CLASSO F1951 Herbert Anthony VonUrff John Thomas Ward Herb Red Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Forest Hills This boy lives on the tennis courts . . , his talents are not one sided . . . natural salesman . . . smooth n r ersistent and deter da ce . . . p - mined. Honor Character Rating l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 4, Tarmac 3, 4, Sodallty l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis Captain 2, 3, 4, lntramuralsz Soft- ball 2, 3, 4, St. Agnes, Rockyllle Centre A big man, chysicaly and mentally . , . ready smile . . . brief interludes of seriousness which strangely coin- cide with exams . . . hard work and aggresslyeness paid oft in a varsity grid berth. Honor Character Rating l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l. 2, 3, 4, Freshman Football, J.V. Football 2 3, Varsity Football 4, Track 3, lntral murals: Softball 2, 3, 4. Charles Michael Wendy Chas Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Solid citizen of Flyeryille . . . I yust look fat . . . our contribution to a Flyer tradition of great guards . , . But Brother, Rooney and Viv- erito did it! Honor Character Rat- ing l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Treasurer l, 3, Secretary 2, Fresh- man Football, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 3, J,V. Basketball 2, Debate l, Altar Server 4, lntramur- als. Basketball l, 3, Softball 2. Q Q i E , John Ernroy Wessels Mugsy Notre Dame, New Hyde Park An uncanny manner of asking Questlons . . . radical suggestions resulted in many amusing prgdlca- ments . . . an unwllllng outdoors- man , . . rugged backstop . . . and a oossesor of many friends. Honor Character Rating l, 2, 3, 4, Band l. 2. 3. 42 Sodelitv li Baseball l, 2, 42 J.V. Football 2, Intramurals, Basketball l, 2, . . l didn't even know MacArthur was in N. Y 47 ffm., V K Nciiiss office t.,f ,. HENRY GOLE President JOSEPH CONNELLY Treasurer Secretary JAMES DUNNE Vice President LE, it Gole, Connelly, Gundermann, Dunne. . AND FOUR YEAR HUNUR STUDENTS JAMEL DUNNE 0F IANUARY 1952 CLASS RAYMOND URBINATO ROBERT BUTTNER 45 JOSEPH GUNDERMANN Robert Charles Buttner Bob St. Barnabas, Beilmore A lrkanle Cersonalrt and co o e 5 I B y - p r- atlon were Bobs greatest assets . . . an unselflsh frlend to all, and we of the Avengers are proud to call hum one of us . , . always near the top of the class, he neyer failed to help anyone who needed lt. Honor Character Ratlng l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer 23 Leo Honor Soclety, Poster Club lg Intramurals Softball lg Track l, 2, 4, Relays l, 2, 4, James Lawrence Byrne Sam Our Lady of Lourdes, Queens Vnllage lnyaded Chamunade in our second year . one of the rc-al figures of school. Sam could always be counted OVW to Oroylde a laugh and help out nn Intramurals . . , Sam as one of the Flyer's greatest fans, was a flx- ture at all contests. Honor Character Ratlng 23 Honor Roll 23 Intramurals: . f by 1 f C - V .Q ' Q! ff- K4 I, fl f 4 1 It ,I4 '41, 7 33' 'LJ CLASS UF l952 r N Nl ' 'Qt 'iff YV x , q. , .lc--Pl.. f R' '-,, e113 Joseph Francis Connelly Joe Our Lady of Vlctory, Floral Park Joe's smlle wlll be sorely mlssed hereabouts . . , could be counted on for a laugh anyturne, anywhere . . . a sparkplug ln Intramurals and a constant chatterbox on the dxamond. Honor Character Ratmg l, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 31 Baseball 3, 4, Intra- murals Softball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Relays 2, 3. James George Costello Jim A familiar slght to all travelers on Jerucho was Costl's glorlfxed tnn can making nts merry way to C .H. S, . . . a brnght packet was hrs famous trademark for two years . . . yeah, there'll be room for you, that makes fourteen! Honor Character Rating l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary. . ,716 Basketball 3, Football 3. 5-I R- James Joseph Cremins Jun Our Lady of Vrctory, Floral Park Formerly wlth Xayler , . . school splrut aboye Dar . . , holds hrs own on the tennls courts. . .ctroye a nlce Iurnousxne to all hardwood tllts . . . a sound respect for others. Honor Character Ratlng lg Honor Roll lg Tenms 3, 43 lntramurals: Softball l, 23 Football l, 3, Richard Hugh Dunn Rlfh Our Lady of Vlctory, Floral Park Plaster of Parls colffure . . . wlll be hard to forget . , 4 manlfested a great splrnt un studles . . . aggres- slye and untlrnng ln the rung. Honor Character Ratnng 2, 33 Boxmg 2, lntramuralsi Basketball 2, 3, Soft- balg l, 2, 33 Football l, 2, 3, Track l, . W1 OM.,-fb James Arthur DU e 1711 Park Vtctorv Flmal Our LadY of bullty to hrs B g envred f0f k ::,'::2:iOLnf+W rack Bfldddoriian wrth homefoxhz o 52?t?ln?lCne?ar?ai?tilerlg:lrlrtQ dl 2 HonOf 4 SO 3 ban! Honor Rall l E ii Leo pgiynor a ld a nd G0 SocrevtY3CL'mS8P sa OUFSSWYSOH Trffamurals Baskgatball 2 4 Football 2 Donald Harold Edman Whitey St Aldans Wrllrston Park The farr hatred boy of the Aveng ers especrally effectrve on the hardwood and rn the classroom natty dresser Intramural record attests to hrs frne class sprrrt Honor Character Ratnng l 2 4 C r leader l Intramurals Basketball oftball 4 Foot 1 , Henry Geo,-ge Gole Henrv and Anne Queen Vmage SS .loachlm t DIQ Sfmle and fjinssrnfle enrY5 ned many truer! e mor QB' four Year senteng on 5e'Vmga:'i-,f rnrrarnural2SQila4S Honor oinshrgrarfel Rahndgent 2 Sodalltv 3 Vmedprgglo Staff Freshzna Umsorl anV Football 2 Foo O04 B asketball 3 B301 rnuralS Basketball 2 Re 5 lntrtanant 2 Fo ba 4 Trackl 2 51 Joseph Albert Gundermann O6 St Thomas West Hempstead Frankness and humor hrs chref characterrstncs athlete student and socralute rolled unto one Integral part of the crowd with us only two years but we ve known hlrn a lrtetlme. Honor Chara acter Ratrng 3, 4' Honor Roll 3 . , 4, Altar Server 3, 43 Golf 3, 43 Vars ty Basketts ll 3 a , 4, Varstty Football 3, 42 Intramurals T ack 3, 4, Softball , 4, Relays 3, . 50 l L Qvxx 'ic Carl Fredenck Ehmann St Gregory the Great Bellrose Honor student wtthout strarn grldnron perfectronlst track re cord holder a man wrth a pur pose very popular and talented rndtvldual Honor Character Ratrng President 2 Vrce Presldent 3 Secre tary 2 Student Councul 2 Rrng ommlttee 3 JV Football l Varsrty Football 3 4 Varsrty Track 3 4 Intramurals Basketballl 2 S ball 2 Trackl 2 Wrllram George Hundt Jr l SS Joachtm and Anno Queens Vrllage Btll was always rn there wrth some Irttle gem ot conversatronal genrus . , had tor has trademarks a wlde grrn and a weatherbeaten thumb , . . made any dull class lnterestrng. Honor Character Rattng lg Honor , , , 4, Semtce Squa 1 Boxlng Jamboree 2. 3. Intramurals' skettuall l ,,,, 7 ,ottnall , , ,, ,,ck,,,. , 2 , N-.......-i , : up 1 'mg ,w . K, v 2' ' K - ' fp V Wolf pack? ri 4. 'Y Y I ri' 1 5 U C 0 M 'lg . 'V Q i .W 1 a, , At last some Life with the Literature. I dorft want ut, you can have if- it's too dead for mee P ,. 4' L7 1' 4. mam neallY anne ll' Q . James AloY5 '5 Saul rm V llaQ9 L dv of Lourdes Queens u f a O fo, he best exarglglgf Smeg rr Chamlniwaymnigant h s lrtergejtser haTCT1?rstral'1 Dfmmples admrred Ewan averazte aarloetet achers 3' e onssuglirargcfef 3Ra,:mN?rcL Presr onor Sglgnlt 3 4 srggerit gloss, 2 ire Boxmgq fanxlgxrrv Tffkr Footballagnorals liaslaggzalau 1 Teazlfml 1 2 W 0 Wrlllam Henry Scheurer Br St Anns Flushrng Always calm and composed hrs sore eye and steady hand copped many honors for the Rrtle Team cons stency and hard work made hrs presence felt rn the Debate and Speech Club Honor Character Rat Band 2 Debate and Speech l 2 3 4 Intramrarr s sketball 3 4 tb ll Francrs Cullen Schmrtt Frank St Gerards Hollrs A verrtable unknown at frrst Frank soon made hrs presence felt hard work hrs standard achrevement hrs reward good marks and a varsrty grrd berth are examples of hrs constant hustle Honor Roll l 2 J V Football 2 Varsrty Football 3 4 Freshman Football lntramur sketball l So Herbert JON' Schwau Herb Cl Hrll Holy Chrld Jesus Rlchmon Football 4 Track 2 3 it Relays 3 4 men Peter Francrs Stebe Ib La nce Sfrassel debale uf one O' wa to help 'he dasclfrres Pete Ways on Ynarrntramvfalshorrglxgde lm W etherr to C s ha h'Srg1Qf,irrg3Qrti?encls NUCA at Honor St Pascal Baylon Hollrs SOFB l V a 0 r A ra mprgracter Ratm? Crrrnson and O r AD 3230 and lrfcczfvcr 4 a Ere Manfqcregskgrr -,rr K 5O F ' S lntramZNaFootLal 4 Tra Relaw 3 4 Punctual Pete Usually made hrs c:ran'l entrance Hurrn our second or rrl perror we were Often e en znl dee r' srrssrcrts IH C ass thus 0 rnq bg x stence ot a creat ' a n tenea neattel harr known to eseryone rn the upoer classes Honor Char er Ratrng l o l 54 ig vrlle en re Our conge al c assmate ou stanftr nt mural record chara e Axenger class re capable and a keen sense ot h umor Honor Character rng l H So al tt l Intramurals Bas othall l axs l - 'le j J' , W Our - - . . . X . . ' de ' r 'll W . - , . V . rfr e' ' I WA' A I A V' F F 2. 3- 3 , bv - ' 'd - - - H 2' , Z vl F . . . X H ' , 1 . 'tv , 3: A , ' 2,31 1 , - - - 4, lr' 2 3, 3 ' me I. 2. 3. 4: Sooalrry r, 2, 3, 45 , , . g s f D ' ' 1 . , . , 1 1 - - ' 41 Rrfle l, 2. 3, 3 al: als Ba , 2, 3, ftball l, Ba E . 3 Sot 2, 3, 4g 2, 3, 43 Football lg Track 2, 3, 43 V I , al- ' 2 . O In ln h cg - - ' - . T 'A' ' 3 V ' r. ' ... f- ' L1 - ' ' ' , - ' G V c 1 g , , A 5 , - th . t , . . f g 3, , B A ' p 2' Ai astorrnrl rt tw. hrs l ith, 1 5 p , , , , gl r 1 Cl' 2 5 'ual -' 1 l 57' - t . px :K 4- 2 3 41 er r , .' th Rat ,2, 3, 41 onor Roll l, 2, , r -V C ' ' ' ... . 3,4, tt ry 3 ket- Q, 3, A - ltazr 1, 2, 3, 4, sormarr 1, 2, 3, 4, r ' act . ,S :ar-ty l. Fo .2.3.4,Track l,2,3,4g Rel , , 2, 3, 4. xr , ,' U Ke 1,841 QNO-uf! QM Qfi Paul Thomas Tierney Edmund Thomas Turner Raymond Anthony Urbinato Dumbo Ed Ray Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Well known for his intramural ability . . . terrific sense of humor . . . hard to dlscourage . . . serious at the right tlmes , . . Mr, Fox's menace. Honor Character Rating l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 23 Sodality lg Freshman Football, J.V. Football 2, Intramurals: Softball I, 2, 4, Track L,I2,l3, 4, Relays l, 2, 3, 4, Foot- a . O .I Q A iv. St. Kevin, Flushing Musical ability plus rabid interest in obtauning photos of school activ- ities made Ed an important cog around these parts . . . a man of propriety . . . snncere and capable, Honor Character Rating I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Altar Server 3, 4, Tarmac 2, 3, 43 Camera Club l, 2, 3, 4, Crimson and Gold. St. Gregory the Great, Bellrose The Urbinatos can well be proud of their son . . . superlative as a student but not a bookworrn . . . cultivated a host of friends while here at Flyervllle. Honor Character Rating l, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Leo Honor Society, Band 3, 4, Intramurals: Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Relays l, 2, 3, 4. -fl Q Lf As underclassmen we dulugently practlced all the many lessons whlch went unto the per fectmg of our Prelude Homework qunzzes recntatuons and exams we went through the old routnnes thousands of times and each one added firmness to our preparation The many oblngatos of reluguous practices thrnllnng sports and socnal events provuded zest to the tedlousness of these same rou tunes Whale for encouragement there was always the faculty and our own dear parents i -E L: H 4 ?'l -T 'f :Z :ul - -.., ' .- l fl, , ' f , . , - 7 ' Qi Hp' . F ,- v 't' 'nlfntl' r,u I K ' I CZZIZLZXZJUQKKWZZII HUNIIH ST Front Row John P-.Jaoeb Donald Murphy Jarrwe P a ohm Knapp nley Nam rv rx ax Q rw w Raxrn od F19 er Roger yegarl Geralq Vvrme JameQ Cosgrove Neal Kammer George Conan T d R w Jams McKecrw Dau las Coe Rc err Bolton uunn Raymond Kraemer Paul Bafei John Krau Louis MBSOYYI nc ard Kegrmr B k R w Jarwwc Kranmr Dae Hausa Chares cv L C P N uoc'f 58 f ' 1 , s 2 1 J , Sta f, so , Greg: V c.o 565541 Ro 3 C dl , N nr' 5 is - . , gh ' , E: ' , Charles Joyce. Omfes Szmpuoo. Theodore Jordan Foorto Pow' Rncoard R h 1 ,. as C, . 1 N , ', , I SM Wo Jioo Smog rm 7v:'.1',iDor'm, :F lp M r. Joseph Murphy, James Poag and Stanley Samson. Front Row: Roger Segall, Henry Witt, John Rhodes, Frank Scimeca, James Rogers, Gregory Vavoso, James Poag, Rudolph Ruppenstein, Lee Roach, Charles Seidler. Second Row: John Peldai, Robert Murphy, Francis Oster, Roger Sayarie, John Strassel, Joseph Penachio, Stanley Samson, Donald Murphy, George Noonan, Donald O'Shea Third Row- Jerome Schmitt, Robert Morrow, Gerald White, Frank Signor, Richard Plunkett, Louis Riley, Edward Regan, George Stradar, Arthur Swartz, Charles Simpson. Back Row: Richard Quinn, Robert Prignano, John Roefs, Joseph Murphx', James Soltvs, Charles Slicklen, John Shanley, John O'Shaughnessy, Thomas Mullen. Through the victories and defeats this year at Chaminade. the Gladiators of i952 have held the Crimson and Gold aloft. There was the clash of bodies and the groans of players as Samson, J. Murphy. Savarie. O'Shaughnessy and D, Murphy gave their all on the gridiron. There was the crack of the bat. gleaming spikes and settling dusti as Noonan, Pennachio, and Samson were defend- ing our honor on the diamond. There were those minutes of agony as Strassel, O'Shaugh- nessy and White raced around the cinders, There was nervousness and tension as J, Poag was sweating it out with our crack Forensic group, There were the shouts of the crowd, as Swartz, O'Shaugh- nessy labored on the basketball court. There were those long hours of practice, as Quinn, Rup- penstein, Scimeca, Mullen, Roach, Roefs, Simpson, Signor and Rhoads worked to preserve the laurels of our famous band. There was the smell of printers ink as Quinn, Plunket, and Poag kept the presses of the Tarmac rolling. 59 lllllllllll Edward Marlne,Rlcnar1f'-larrlgen, Leuls a t and Jarnes Meharu, l......,.L l - l , Front Row John Me'Xlultv, Robert Meyer, Charles Joyce, Pau' Kasperskl, George Maresce. Jehn Knapp. John Jamey Dawd Kenney, Ruchard l-lolgate, Joseph Lvnch. Second Row Theddeus Lasting. Jehn lnughes, Phrlnp Grltbcns, Rlchard l-larnson, John Klelnschnltz, John Hayes, Rlchard Malwk, James Meharx Thlrd Row: Robert Kertscher, Donald Hopkins, Nell Karnmer, Ruehard Keenan, Theodore Knlpe. John Ryan, Theodore Jordan, Robert Kllteather Fourth Row: Edward lpser, Jarnes McKeon, Louus Masottu, Raxrnend Kraerner, Peter McGarry, John Kraus Phlap Mexnen Rebert Kildae. Back Row Russell Mullar, Jarnes Maher, James Keller, Edward Marlne, Jarhes Kramer, John Mel'or, Rlenard Kmpe, Chafee Melvin, We Lancers have rnade oulte a narne ter ourselves within these hallowed halls under the leadershlp ol our teacher Mr. J, Fex and President Lou Masottl On the held ol athlet-c endeawrs we were representec Kraus McGarrv and Masittl ln lectlxa l Kraus and Melx rf ln basketball, Malyk and l-lepk ns HW baseball and McGarr-X anc: Kraus ln track Knapp and l-larrlsin were Tarrnac ser :es xxl1lG the toons ot Knnpe McKe ' and Kramer aifrned these :ages Marlne, Jirdan lnlarrls n afd Knaf p soarec s me cl the De bate and Speech Clul: s gligrx Malxk J'y.:e Kc-nnex K4 dca and Mellir helped make the naerrg tunes ra thc l and And as fer sort? Wtness the '1fFTlnl. Eaister tcket Sales Exerx rnintla we bGf'lf5'ST'QlxCCf'1G 1 n egnageti- tlonw thlff grnfre 69 E i if-' H A 1 , L, , ' 'I 1, nQ . !, rxq. ,F fig -v J , ut, - ,' QA, K, T ,vis 531' llllMllS ,f ,I . I, lN r DEJ ert V 'J ar C dr n llllllf- Front Row Julro Bruno James Ambrosro Walter Poz Peter Qocchlo Donald Mcl.aughlrn James Daly John Carey RoLerr En el Wrllram Delaney Edward Coyle Second Row Anthony Carlesr John Drlxloto John Cassrdy John Carroll Q C b ll D ld Mar rat Peter Geraghty Thomas Basalarr Paul Basel Mr hael Masclale Thrrd Row Harry Rrchard amp e Ona g Florence R hard Dunne Arthur Bosworth James Cosgrove Douglas Cole Thomas Frtzgerald Peter Cassrdy Thomas F d R b tBo sk: Dale l-laase Fred Coulter Olrver DeJesu Robert Bolton Edward Condren Not Prctured James Beverrdge The role played by the Comets an lute here at Chamlnade IS one of vntal lmportance to the school Therefore a qulck revlew of the l95O Sl actrvrtres of thls outstandnng class ot Flyers seems approprlate Our class was very well represented rn the Sodalrty havrng fifteen Sodalusts and two leaders Kenn Donnellor' and Dale Haase Athletlcally no one surpassed 3Bl Some ot the promnnent members of Ed Flynn s and Joe Thomas teams were and are Cometeers The tollowrng boys have proven themselves to be outstandrng on the balltreld or the track J Ambrosro R Boguskr A Bosworth P Cassudy W Cornelrus E Condren T Basalaru J Daly T Frtzgerald P Geraohty andO DeJesu Travellnng and oratung wrth the Debate and Speech team were Ed Condren Doug Cole and Ken Donnellon All three were Important factors an wlnnung the State Tournament Scholastrcally the Cometeers agaln take a tlrst place as Doug Cole once more led the school wlth a 93 6 average lt lS quute apparent to all that everyone who lS a Cometeer IS a true Chamrnade Flyer 61 f 'Y :lar 1 A O' e eau, Rob Bogus.: and Edw d gag 9 y Cowley, 'Robert Comertord, Kenneth Donnellon. Back Rowql William Cornelrus, Raymond me ller. o er gu ', I l 1' I SUPHUMUHE HUNUH SHIIJENIS Frort Rm.. n V eu Q me' P Ma rq Second Qcw ThomaQ G hrwofvs Francw umn Ruc 2 Wvmarm Ruch ard B2 f r T Q s H v wers cowarn lnce Warren Dawcrv Fourth Pow Kvchard Gomorw rm cfuraw P Mor Fl Q I Wray! rf k x mc Fe Q 'W Jur Jchn Lew Vmcent De-Me 'Xlvchc!aQ RC'fQQV'i Javweq Durr Dear en 62 , JL? Tcrve. James H sw Da ,id 'v' X, Jrf to ., ' 1, ,, . , , Q , A ,. , - wiv F1torT F :fam Vvyjl ,i'f':1R .. cnc! Mof- iescy, Qifaj flfvyamt, JCFF SL. .am Lawuwcc Mag' T.mitP. JQF N' I P'm.np ErCf 'cr, Rlfad Grmim, f?,..Qrt Emir, Albert A . cb f Q. . Q 5.9: XPC, Ja. 'ET1 rr, yr Kew, Sai 9 y, S' C301 -' 3 . l l James Therrien, Donald Spaeth and Riel-ard Wolf, l'llNlHEllS 26' Front Row: Robert Proto, Peter Neacy, Richard Williams, Joseph Smith, Daniel Schmitt, John Wallace, John Waters, Allen Scimeca, Robert Trabold, John Torpie. Second Row: John Sullivan, Richard Wolf, David VerBouwens, John Terzi, Edward Quigley. John O'Brien, Lewis Schellbach, Edward Scileppi, Third Row: Kevin Salisbury, Robert Strayton, Charles Rooney, Arthur VerBouwens, Frank Quinn, Jeffrey Sullivan, Herbert Verbesey, James Therrien. Back Row: Donald Spaeth, Nicholas Rodgers, Elwood Schuck, James Travers, William Smith, Michael Ryan, Lawrence Oleksiak, Frank Reynolds. Not Pictured: Donald Remuzzi, Richard Tapke. The 283 Panthers proved themselves one ot the most rep- resentative classes in the school during the past year, with members participating in practically every inter-class and ex- tra-curricular activity the school had to otter. The football season saw Jim Travers, Jim Therrien. Al Scimeca, Ed Scileppi, Elwood Schuck, Kevin Salisbury and Pete Neacy earn their J. V. letters, Jim Therrien won J. V, letters in basketball and when spring rolled around. Charlie Rooney, Kevin Salisbury, John Sullivan and Mike Ryan proved their ability at track. ln the debate and speech club John Waters and Herb Ver- besey participated and it one rose early enough he would have seen John O'Brien. Al Scimeca, Dick Tapke and Jim Therrien on their way to their morning iam session with Don Eerdi. ln intramural basketball the Panthers were underclass Champs and in intramural football they were barely nosed out in a playott game. All in all it was a most successful and prosperous year tor the Panthers who proved they could stand with the best of them. 63 VIKINGS Lawrence Magilligan, Richard Krernan and Gregory Meyding i r z , , , , r , r 2 3 A ll! llir.l1liltl Front Row: Lawrence Magilligan, John Leckie Richard Gundermann, Fredric LePorin, David Merklin, James l-leuss, Paul Lynch, Tirnotny LeViness. Fredrick Lange, Gerald l-lennessex. Second Pow JoseDlW MCGUIVQ. Rlmald Gflmmr Walter McManus, George Keyes, Timothy lvcrs, Gregory Meyding. Lawrence Krrwin, Peter McConnell, Finn Jensen, Raymond McKeon, Clarence Morigl. Third Row Brian McCarthy, John McGrath. Edward Hughes, Vincent Marinot Edward lnce, Edward Lawlor, Robert l-lolzweiss, Joseph Morris, John Lew, Daniel Lcrex Back Row' Richard Murphy. Michael Lacopo, William Murphy, Michael Morris, Wrllrarn McDermott, Edward Meyer, Joseph Murphy, Edward MacD:r-ald, Rrghard Klernar-V Thomas Kell, Not Pictured' Arthur Kent. The ZBZ Vikings, under the direction of Brother Paul Reich, have always strived to be on top We have achieved this in various ways We have a great many men in numerous acti- vities. sports and studies Mike Lacopo is a fullback on the Varsity football squad, Dan Lorey Joe Murphy. Pete McCon- nell, Mike Morris and Larry Magillrgan are members of the JV football team We have produced such basketball players as Richey Kiernan. Eddie Meyer, Bob l-lolzweiss and Larry Mae grlligan We have such runners as Varsitx man George Keyes and J V men Ed lnce and Mike Loccpo Mike Morris throws the shct and Eddie Mex er pole xaults Br an McCarthy is one cf cur excellent pitchers VVe have had mach success in some intramural actixities and not so much in others The underclass football was won bx us as was the school track championship NNe did not fare so well rn baskettial having won only two games and als: lost the N35 exball Naxoff t: Ibl In all cur class has tried and has succeeded in sfnse waxs and failed in others ln the future we hope that we shalt succeed in all ways: physically. mentally and spiritually. 6-4 Robert Do'.'e, Thomas Aicher, Albert Butler and Edward Donnellan, lllllllS Zi' Front Row: Robert Doyle, Robert Ahearn, Thomas Gibbons, Arthur Funk, Donald Curran. Ralph Cotier, Joseph Angioi, Richard Bason, Edward Donnellan, Ronald Aniard, Second Row Vincent DeMeo, Sheldon Dearden, John Dwyer, Kevin Dyer, Edward Gallagher, Edward Carroll, Charles Grennan, James Bergin, Philip Eichner, Anthony Campo. Third Row: Albert Butler, George Brandewiede, Joseph Gormley, William Carolan, Gregory Carrigan, Donald Crawford, Robert Ganter, Nicholas Braun, James Dirr, Richard Gordon. Back Row: Albert Anton, Warren Dausch, l-lenry Ahrens, Thomas Aicher, Jeremiah Dwyer, John Folks, Earl Eakin, Fredrick Corkill, James Gallacher. Not Pictured. Robert Armstrong. The 2Bl Eagles during the past year have proven them- selves one of the best classes in the lower division. We have had representatives in about every activity in school. Uphold- ing the name ot their school on the football field were Al Butler, Vince De Meo. Tom Aicher, Greg Carrigan, George Brandeweide. Jack Dwyer and Jerry Dwyer, When the basket- ball season rolled around, it found Jerry Dwyer, Jack Dwyer and Jim Dirr at the top ot the JV squad. Richie Gordon is the only representative from the class on the baseball team, and did very well tor himself. On the track team could be found Jim Dirr, Jerry Dwyer and Sheldon Deardont When it came to intramurals, our class did its utmost to uphold its name and win the spirit cup. We placed second in the intramural basketball, and also second in the intramural track, The Eagles also took, top honors in the intramural vol- leyball tournament, The 2Bl Eagles have proven themselves in every event ot the year, and when compared with other classes will always come out one of the best in the school. 65 FHESHMAN HUNUH SHIUENIS for' R04 M .mc wU'c 'cr CL Bfacxc urt rv w Im V C M ff f w :Jw fff' va cf eome NQEIYYVWEV Qflfofvi fm JPVYNPQ Dmcx MMM 1 Jameq ar 6 'Y' rv 1 Ker Hu x 'w f Pm. a or Klesumn Wane' Qcfwneffwr Jme-pn wweuef Mlcmf-I L 'l,Jf'f'xIm Law r 'vc 3 Yung r Dux 3, f' X. ' Raw Dc Q - P an VL Meeffef HH H CVO ' f f '-' N' 'M V J 'M M ' e .. 66 F ,. ' Fr.. C11 F 3' A X'-3. Z X' X fcefr Cafe' 3 , 'Q -. TF 5 5 , W' MZ.. ,C -Qi 1,-. 'NW11 2- wr, Dial: V Une. G L, Q , , ,M X I? f . N , W, 4. . Li. 3, . , F. V, , JL DA 'C' TFJ wk, :eff '-S? riQ 'P 5 1 , 'g'v'.a, I1 L -r L r K cms , CHA' fx in-3 '51 CW- :cr':- Caff ra, J K, - . , ' x., O , . 'Y c ,A N :ii D45 Eg 1 , 3,15 Q -' fi, A m:r, .arrg,l,F5...tr1 ' MWF w A AC c R ,Z cf! Vv EAW., E'-fx P, V ff, Riger . - A ur Q' Pau' 51:99. Qcf'j,- fem' Ke c, Ayer. 5.9:-5 Qin :.e.,:'A-'1L5.'f P-1.-.ini ,,c,, 3:-C X-N sh' Vawf J Eine, -swcfz '73, Robert Vfhearty, Joseph Roxe and David Quinn. Q 4 3 livilliuls ll' 1, - sl Front Rcfv: John Stanley, Bradley Thurston, Francis Slicllen, Kevin Rooney, William Scl'-nurr, Walter Zepf, Frank Yan- nelli, Donald Wallace, George Seelinger, Robert Smart Second Row: Douglas Young. John Scholtield, David E. Quinn, Hugh Ross, John Picken, Frank Ouellette, William Peters Thsmas Pennington, Richard lNaIsh, Walter Schneider, Third Row: Philip Purdy, Philip NNachtel, Vincent Wreczcref., Frar-1 Ruggiere, Allen Planz. Donald Reilly. William Rretsch. Kevin Reilly, John Sider, Robert Probst. Back Row Thecdcre Reefs, Carol Shanahan. Dand L Quinn. William Piazza, Randolph Schmeling, Joseph Purcell, Edwin Sheehan, Robert Vlheartv, Joseph Roxe, Not Pictured: Jose ph Ryan, Anthony Smith, Joseph Shea, We Navigators, with the help ot Brother Roman Wicinski, have done our share in extra-curricular activities, ranking high in both the Marianist Subscription Drive and the sale ot Band Concert tickets. The Navigators were well represented on the Freshman football team by Rooney. D. Reilly, K. Reilly, Quinn, Wallace, Yannelli, Sheehan. Roets and Planzg with Sidor and Purcell playing a couple of J, V, games. The J, V, baseball team claimed Joe Purcell, while Sidor, Rooney, D, Reilly, K, Reilly and Scholtield ran Freshman track. On the basketball team were Purdy, Sidor, Rooney and Wachtel. The Sodality group from l B4 was one of the largest ot that organization, having eleven members. with Brother Wicinslsi as Moderators This group consisted ot Zept, Thurston, Walsh, Wallace, Smith, Young, Ouelette, Scholtield, Yannelli, Schnei- der and Whearty. 67 SABHES .. Lawrehee Leng, James Nzheely, VJ: l arn Merrttt and Jzseph Kheuer, Front Pow Rrchard M:'Xierll. Frank. McCattrep. Arthur Ofenncr. James O'Toe'e, Rrchard Maglrn, Wrlllarn Mcfuoldrick. Thomas M:Andrews. Eoaard Lone R :hard Lozzr, James McGowan Second Qow Dennts Cfichnell, Frecrlek Ltlomme- oreo. W, MqL.aogh'tn. John Nffggrrx. Reeert Mar-cnet, Refalo Lang. Gerard Mahon, John Kiesling, James Krnsella, Lawrence Mttrrfhw Thrrd Qow Vw lam Merrt' Howard Mctz, Jeseph Kheuet John Muller, Robert Libutti, Michael C Liejn r' lletert Veer. Roger Mere-or R3',V'Y'7f'fJ Mn: er. Rmmjnrt Mullrrmn. Back Pow Geerge Mastaglio, Richarc Mgnrmhj, Lawrence Leng, Terrthee OJNQ-l.l Lawrenee Nash, Daxntt OAHearne. John Metfeely, Wallram Marsh. Nc: Psztored Vx: ,wt Lgqhrrge - t, Stuart Marcy Patrtck Mahoney, Thgrras Mottola. We Sabres. class et 'S-l. had an exeeptrenal ltne ot students ln extraacurrrcolar aettvttles dorrng the past year, Last fall H33 supplied many tootball plaxers Among them were L. Long. L Murphy. R Lang T Mettela. G Mastagllo. W. Marsh andJ McGowan When the haskettpa l season rirled areoho the turnout was great Ameng these were J. McG:wan J Mcfattrey. L. Mor- ehx. J O Teele J MeFeely R Mchse 3: and G Mastaglto. Ettrnrng up the e nders rn the srring ter the track team were G Mastaglro J Krnsella, VV Merrrtt A OConnor, J. MeFeelp. L Mrtrphx W Marsh and fer pncnen-rnal sprinter Larry Leng. Wle et fE3 were eria: that we eao the ngnir rg l ei. taking ftrst. second and thtrc :racket fn the Freshman owtsren with J Kneuer. M 0 Leughltn and W Merrttt respeetrtely, We heee te malntarn this excellent record derrng our rea marnrng years here at Chamtnade t-hgh Scheel. 68 fl C7 George Hosey, James Farrell and James Howard. iiiiiwiiiws li' Front Row: Thomas Donohoe. John Geisler, John Grella, John Keating, John Gozaloff, Kevin Dwyer, Michael Kelly, John Fitzgerald, Robert Duffy, James Farrell, Celestin Durand. Second Row: Colman Keane, John Kiernan, Michael Grennari, Rogert Gaughran, Gerard Hand, Philip Kaufman, David Herrrnan, Philip Enright, Thomas Hooer, Matthew Grogan, Third Row: Richard Hopkins, Theodore Fliller, Norman Gar-dia, George Griffin, Richard Horn, James Gohery, George Hosey, Richard Guerin, Vincent Fox, James Heed. Back Row: Thomas Eschmann, Gerald Grady, Michael Hondt,, James Howard, Paul Dwyer, Arthur Huneke, Gerard Dwyer, Patrick Flynn, Paul Eberst, John Ferber. Under the leadership of Brother Charles Barnett, we Black- widows have made our debut in grand style, coming in second in the spirit contest, We are helping to make the dream of a bigger Chaminade come true by winning the annual raffle drive. We displayed our spirit best of all by our participation in the sport activities of the school, Fox, Heed, Gandia, Grady. Hopkins. Keane, Hundt, Howard, Eberst, Flynn and Hosey rep- resented us on the football field. Farrell, Howard and Heed joined the trosh basketball squad, On the track team were Guerin, Howard, Heed and Hoseyg and in debate and speech, Griffin, Grogan and Duffy. Our class officers are James Farrell, presidentg James How- ard, vice president, and George Hosey, secretary-treasurer. You can be sure you will hear lots more from the Black- widows in the near future, 69 X WAHHIUHS Q Rf' LrtAntCliniaf11J, LCV Din JLJBV i llll Hl-llltl..H Print Pow Kenneth Auer, Edmund Cashman, Richard Chapman, Donald Doell, Vincent Carcello, Fredrick Cannata, John Ancber, Fred Capohiancel Rcbert Carroll, Rclrert Barthrnan SL fond Pow Edmund Brennan, John Craine, hlenrx DBICJODC, A ar- Burns. Anthcnx Carrol, Pam Erllo, Jarncf Anthony Ju-n Di in Kr,-ram-th Dall. Joseph Beam. Third Row. Joseph Erwin, Vkfiilianw Courtney. Dcnaid Deliijgg., Jefnes Dexc-.. Gerafgi Curr, Anthnnx Corbisiero, VVilliam Dennen. John Bergin. Michael Anero, John Daltoh Back R:-A Tfjrnas Brcnnm' Pau Eigu Ni, Robert Ante! ni. Joseph Dieguardi, Gerald Allman, Michael Eeirne Ricnard DiC.irvu.a, paul Eutli r John Doherty John Bienzle. Under the leadership: it Brgther George Abrnavr and the iss ctticers Joe Dir-guardi president Bib Antrflini vice ardent. and Paul butler treasurer, the lBl Warrif,ir5 left a Q mark in the Chartninadc- record hfrfil4 7 BydCfCJl1Y'1Q ltiu l x nl: A tcm pi inte v.glieCJr'T'1eTl'1e Spirit impg for the first sernexter In the rattle drite had the scent highest individual cr Tvrn Brennan nh, 2 ldl H rattlct ' P3 The flags was well reg rgicntecl f n the athletic field Arnjng L futstanding in t tt taxlteti al and track were Jce lri5'inJeDgiardiVi lgiliEl ' an i 1 i iq ' Q tw' t Qainwan Edfirenni , f nAr,tuiini and Pauf leutir ln Mau wc were the schwol relax champs These oarticipatinq in the xari. us acmities were Vincent arcelic Ken Dalx and Pete baxter in the Sidalitx Joe Cavale r Tina B'cnnan J' hn fra ne and Mike AtTClVf in the Band. Pete liaAterintheCan1era C ui Mike Eeirne Tint Cirtzrsiero, JLE n Et birtl ca a .1 t iwan Paul Efllg and Rzehard Chapman wh participated in the intramural actixitigg It lb the ainliiti. n rt the claw t remain schccl spirit anwpb in the xr-are rf-nmining .it Qriarnnade 70 Sure .V H gladly ggfgfr we Annual! xxsff ? 1- Yuki Retreat reflgg fe ii if QBSY' rk Wag ,Q homffwo HY v , V' Brothefv V351 n 3 ! I X HUAWJI '1 Mr LJ m' 1' TRIO 1 17 UNH ifhrz 71 Our w . I WC wr NIQCC ij 1 f77ff7C?' V ., IVYFO th ayprb 0 S77 ffwrrff cw. ygo. ' , . :X w - . ' Q .-4 L' 6 ff A . 'KA 9 3, '1v,Q.? ' is v.,' 5 1 ? -51' it K , Q ,ist .w-I 5 ,C ,Nt it 1 MQW .f-A4 :- -'5 ,Q F ' ,ag v - - 1 Al. , 5' ff Pak X 9 E Qiw Q if - ' X 'M tr rg X ev' Yr,-'4 M '.:-xv ff' 31? -'T' YT.: 'S Q X .D xx ,Q K ' ' . . ' .. f' 4 B xx 'rf' i V 6 5 F50 as Y V zffnifyl ,U 1- , 1 .W wi I ,-.l is 3 VL 3 6 gg:-gb 3 rikglfi I g if' .f 1? K 4 X Q1-f ' 1 4 , D Q J if 1 'H -S Y vwyu-6 AL 6 wg' Q i- ,g,c'1'j as , Q - '. 5 6' I Q Xa X 5 -f S Jr 37 sw, .C 1 .. ,- Xglf-ri? 1 1 HTF ' A ' gl vm is AS e v Oils The prelude of our theme is not the same as the actual musical preludes known to the band. These last Ferdi struck out so bril liantly and so often by use of clarinets trum pets and drums. But in our PRELUDE, we have tried to balance into melody the wood winds of religious practice the horns of hard studies and the percussions of sports and activities. We feel confident of having succeeded beyond expectation. And those hours spent in pleasant companionship with friends and schoolmates, we shall long cherish and re- member. ' 1 im Qfafzvfffex this year is - Q5 y .L Sllllllllll Ccfsccus of the awc'ul pmt cge anc resp:r'slt:l'lt, accorded 'Q all Sons ot Mary of hecornlng other Chrrsts and carryrng on 'ne work. 5' the Redernptrcn, Soda ,sts erodeasored nct oral, to reprcddce wrthln themselves the fullness of the sprrlt ot Chrlst, :ut a sc to spread that sarre splrlt wth-n thelr student rnlieu Ct llte Toward the achrevernent of these dual arms. all Sodallty actlvltv was d rected ln the peg.nn ng cf the year, Scdallsts partlcrpated tn the fathcllc Youth Day prograrnw an outward dlsplay of true Chrlst an farth and an rnterr-al renewal of .ts sprrlt, Throughout fne month of October and later rn May, the Sodalrty rnltuated the Carly rosary carnpalgn. whlch all the rnernbers ot the Charnlnade 'arnlly vlgcrously pursued, ln order to achleve a greater spirnt 54 uhtty, and spread news of speclal interest to Sodallsts. the Scdaity began the successful pubrshrng of lts paper 'The Charnlnadeanl' Perhaps the most outstahdlng event ct the year, ':we.er arch tts 'eng range aspects are conducted. was the DartlclDatlcn ot a delegatlon ot lf Sodalnsts ln the 'vlarnanlst Sodalltw Ccnvectlor' at Plttsiurgh A ccnvparlscn C' the rnethods ard crganzatlcn ot the sarrous Scdalltles rr' the Eastern Prowrnce prowec' an rnxaluable asset tc the Ccuncll ln 'crrnallty and Scdall'-, actlvlt es Qea' zlng what eftectne actlcn would follow f r s so me ,L ta cl-er-urnrnmpeon S- maruusm somun Chaminada Hi h bchaol s S er e s r' the C da tts eaders 4 ' ' ,f ly I I .- 51 fe 'C-4 V. If Mineola, Long Island. N g MW, Volume I- Number Seven April 23, 1951 QODALIU UURKSHOP HELD. HERE SODALITY RECEPTION 'by Dick Holgata The third annual Bndality Workshop will be held on Hay Thuredayf 'lhe The Marianiet sodalggy gg. caption at Aaptranta and Proba- tionera wee held on April 16. Father Uaper and Father' l.eCarthy conducted the oeruon- iee aeeiated b John Ma r the 3, Ascension general theme of the uorkahop 'The aims, tech- niquee andrgrobleae of the So- dality. . ' e Workrr-op Commit- tee has decided Well atx gen- eral topics apefcifz enough to permit intelligent discussion. U The .get of Consecration 21 'the Apoetolate 33 The cell technique and its variations . Al 'Ihe committee techinque and its Vlfilbibhl 51 Scdality problems- indi- vidual 6! Sodality problems- group Every Catholic High School on Long Island hu been invited to send I. delegates. See pg'6 X-A1 Q Prefectg the Szcretary fioyle and Larry Buckley and John Mure who aerved. The ceremonies took the place of the regular call aeetiizfe. ter a lemon by Father Wagner the ceremonies of the reception took place. Iuediat- ll following this Father heClr- c.y celebrated Benepication. . A Probatiouer ia one adm hae a while yet to prove that he will be a worth! Sodaliat. An Aapirant a a begin- ner in the Sodality and ie ho! admitted to the regular meeting of the hdallty. 326' 76 C era am: ME'l C durrhg C nn age Ja. 'Ryan' a deep undewtandrng ct the concept ot the Sodalrty, the Councll centered tts eftorte rr- a rehewal wrthln all the ranlfs ot the Sodalrty cf a deep understandrng and appreclatuon of the concepts ot the Sodallty as preached by Father Cl-lAMlNADE. To encourage a greater apprecuatron of the Sodalrty, ahd to etlect a mutual excharge ot ldeas. the Soclallty sponsored tlne Tl-lrd Annual Sodalrtw Conwentlon Work- shop ln whlch hte schoels ot the Droceee of Brooklyn attended. The lmmedate success of the program tor the Workshop could be an example ot the even greater torture effects ot the ideas that were drscussed. As in any splrrtual organlzatlon, the actlvities ofthe Soclalrtw are merely outward manltestatlons of the ina ward aplr tdalll ot :te meneoere ln all ot tts actlvitles, The one arm cf the Socialltx, hai been to the perfectlon of the true splrlt ot Chrlst the Son of Mary, l ,, Mayer WMU Q - . s - ,odaltfy WWW A d ODA 1 i A l E, Receiving medal at installatxon ceremonies. 1 I 1 CFM bv rf ' I arcvggsau I I if I 1 I 1'0- - A U' , QUT, u Q' I x 1 f JyIrTadd6Ck . 1 f L. Buckley :ii I CF? 'Milf' +--- +, +4 ' -4--:ff '9'-Q' R. Urbmato 1 ,- I I fi f I I L. Galiacbor g s F, Denver kex 1 Q Tims yeafs band Under the inspurmg kadershwp if Angst Ferdvrw 7' andc has Sum med bit ear X, rw- fmmg ami Qxcmmg tract C05 and was :imc thriugh mf me 'TMC- Qmsmffd ng grv DQ V5 Immf X Sch mLmuWTX umm L , Jr Of VVIVCXTVLE mr' fV'Sf'1Cl 'Sf L: i Q wut 'rw XX M rw Nm ELL' ' wx Tn R C'iE'Cf H L 11m'xn? TW Mui .Emi Tw - ' 1.22 Li 'r15 X 2 su Jwj L. Lmvufip Ga 'Rach' TW ' A 'JH undef YPQ C 'V+ in T4 M' ,' QCFP' F ' W LQ! Y. X fe Q- Haasc ang Pre: Divfif '.,f ' rf: 4 'Q Vin X - H' Puff L mjgwgfwd vw K 'L WLF mi We siux- L VL Y I Yami ' HPC? if EQ ' ,' ,yi p Demi 31 I Q ' fn gif A 1 - ,- -Y VJ. Q 1 I ', - N, .nr fix! J, li 1,' I I 3 Showung plenty of brass R. Munch I I cinffef' Dunne JA P J. Wgessels Umm Presndent z . 3 1 D, Pgrson 5 ,,,,---'- ff ,X ,fIAngeio Ferdinando 1 ff, ,, 1 Director ff I J. Brady f' R, Hoermann -uri? 5 :Qt . U 'Q' 1 I Q,- ,J v F 'F 'ci I .y T.-57 x . 5 1 p 'J g X X , hz .3 kg . -fb lf , -aff 'Z xg. ' N-E s XX rysgwi' fin' f A . 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Upon ebtering into tbe secluded Tarnwac room, a visitor might at any time see tlfe four editors diligently preparing copy for the printerg Jot-n Mure correcting and rewriting copyg Charlie Brown at bis specialty of headline writingg l-lerb 'Panclrici Von Urff, our graduating Feature Editor, polislning off his Class Quipsg and Sports Edttor Jolnn Knapp, tlne only returning editor next year, dasbing togetber some sports iargon. Tbe Tarrna: -will lose tbe services of John Mayer and Charlie Wendy in June and tbose of Ed Fl sb February. a, gun, Turner come However, the staff will not be completely depleted but will mold itself around such stellar members as R. Bolton, G. Stradar, R. Harrison, J. Poag, J. McGrath, J. Lew, F, Quinn, E. Eakin, D4 Margraf and Dick Wolf. We sincerely nope that our able adviser, Brother George Abmayr, will be around to tutor next years staff as be has so competently directed us. JOHN MURE, Editor-in-Chief 1-..-all , --s-para' f l-lerb Von LJrff, 'Sl Feature Editor -v rf J, N ohm S D' '5 DOrfS Edirol, Knap - A Q by I ,f 1 xl! R1 up fi Tough luC it Von U' ffl. Debate and Sp,-eco Club memlzera. The Debate and Speech Club under the durection ofBrorl1er Maller. S M. commenced actnvity in November, A chronological record of tlwns. the clubs most successful year by far, follows: NOVEMEE? le. 'gif 'st Place ln C F L Spice? Tidrnafncnt wcn by Cngrntnaele, lst Oratortcm, V Pctruwte. lit Orgfal, Wm Condren DECEMBER T-S. 3955 lst Place tn Cortland Dt-l atc Tournament lB Classti Vlncent Petruslane, James Priaq, Howard llnclwtercl, Wll lam Sclweurer. DECEMBEQ S, 'Eff Mtrrwr Youth Forum Vtfnlfmm Ccndren, Jflirr l:.t-ter Cnatrnm-n FEEQUAPY ff, 'Qfl ' t Vlncn C F L Del atc lfurr'an cnt Jilnn Mayer, Eclwarcl Mtgrtf--,-, Jirm Baxter, Ken Dctnnellcn MARCH if 5 , 'Sf' New Yorlf Dnstrlct Cnarnplom- Natronal Forensuc - Putin lllllllll ANU Ht Debate Jolm Baxter, Jolwn Mayer, Edward Manne, Ken Dc nmvll- 'N bt ln Externpore Wm. Condreng lst Orlglnal Wrn Condren. Lenfgut- APQIL '-3 '5 ' lst Place LaSalle Poetry Reading Tourney Ed Condren, Dcug Cle. fi l-larrtefr' ,APFUL :N 'lf' lit Place wiv' Fw Clnamtnarte ,rf C F u Tfurngrnent Tat Extenwpore, Wrn Cordren' 'st Dramatrc Ed Condren MAY '2, T9f'-- -lst Place St Jonnk Untxemtty Speech Tcurnament: lst Extenwpere Wm Cczntlrcrw MAY l8-lf? '9El--2n,i Place C F. L Grand Tournament' A 'Draws' 1 Doug Czle, lst Oratcrlca! Wm Scncurer, ,griferi at nt at Vs 3 1 WPC ,4 J. Baxter CJ ,lren recelxes Eenru. 5' n Manager of N. Y. Mirror EEIIH N. F. L. New York State Champs, 1951 5 Scenes at the Chaminade- sponsored Speech Tournament. 5' 8-1 I N 75!'o 6-' pf Q 7 if: X Vlofo fr v f O Q10 X95 86 X ?z2' x K' 0 'No 'Q' Q06 X339 Z 'i.l 5 -3 1 ,XQQ A AANAIIAEE PAPERS X F cwmcca, ga Q SPANISH PAPER LA PLUMA ESPANOLA 88 DER DEUTSCHE DRUCK GERMAN PAPER f A A A A A I . aase, Joyce. C A O E Ycrg Bolton. Brady 1-Q' l U' SCIENCE CLUBS Pngrafz czmducfs a WEWCO gathermg. SC' ENC.: C Rl' Sclence CMC Cffvcerg' Hgnrigh, Prxgnar1C,Mc1N0r,arwd Galladmr, And the Math ClubMke5rh1s sfufff 89 Members of the Scxerwce Club uf ,YV . TY E, J I 1 C A 'D . N' U V fel t N. Is 1 I r ' .. -f i.- I if n ,gig f g -f ! 'E' if 1 av., Bl- ? It bi: 'its' V 'S' xi 1 Hi 5 -'Q - , In 1. ? -Q 49,6 GJEQQ n vu , gy . - - N f 'I N gl - ' Q 5 X 5 ' 5 ' -3? 2? as X e,,,11- an . ,,K S' 'wx nf X P 1,1- SERVICE Cafefena smuad . ,. ch, can rhey earl ,i' 1 I H 1 , ' N' Mr. and Mrs. Mount ffrom the Brothers' kitchen? and helpers. 1, Spuke checks on Vince. 91 Mrs. Grace Papert and Mrs, Helen Beafty. V me? 7 jx ' .f .F -L1 X IE ,E , -,, ,ggi Lnbraman ex vaordmary, Brother Drerup -i Qs - 3 f 1' ,r Lf. upirah 92 93 Maydevotxcns. Liv 1-1- Editorein-Chief . Associate Editors . Sports Editor . . . Associate Sports Editor Ad Drive Manager . Associate Ad Manager Senior Editors . Artists . . Literary Editors . -4 Er' we f Mei Robert McKew . jThomas Quinn lWilliam Condren . John Dash Don McCauley . John Baxter Herbert Schwarz Henry Gole James Dunne Nicholas Ullrich James Cremins William Carruth ' Donald McGahan Francis Licopoli , Lawrence Buckley lWilliam Oberle Robert Mclfcw lIlllMSllN ANll lllllll Under the able guidance of Brother Gaudet. The Crimson and Gold Staff has completed what we believe to be by far the greatest yearbook ever compiled by a Chaminade Student body. With Bob McKew's spirit of cooperation, Don McCauley, Jack Dash, John Baxter, and all the rest meshed their talents to comprise a complete summary of the year's work. lt would be impossible to print the pictures of everyone who worked with the yearbook staff, but the least we can do is to recall names like Tom Quinn, Red McGahan, Bill Oberle, Frank Licopoli, Jim Cremins, James Dunne, Bill Carruth, Joe Tully, John Montilino, and anyone else who sacrificed their time and energy to make this Opus a success in every way. . . a dictionary of the year, and an opera of happiness and achievement for all concerned, ,.,'k,,:, fr ,.,,, Bm'.1'.f fL, ' ' , ..g 94 Ll , 1 qi 'Q wx .J ji nu I at , '4fJ w.av nf' - nf' I saf f ,. 1 :ff xv--..' F .N .. ay., Bfff . if in 99 .2 ,.pm f I-f 7 so ' CAMERA lllUH Under the leadership ot its officers, Presif dent Doug Celei Secretary Bob Bolton and Treasurer Dick l-lolgate. the Camera Club en- joyed one ot its most active years The regular weekly meetings. augmented by monthly slide lectures from Eastman Kodak Company, rea sulted in the production ot some fine photo- graphic work by the club members. A few members made some very worthy contributions tothe school publications This years activities included the preparation ot a special Home! coming Day Album, three contests, and a spring tield trip. The Annual Photographic Exhibition held in the school in early June climaxed the club's events. Baxter and Kiernan. gif 7 A , Sophomore H .Ein Freshmen P EPX'E3 W 'QCLQ' j wr:-. A Kf 1 f 4 X h , 1-5.-.H . , ---aff' BEA Nw. we . v. ,. ' 97 K ke is li 1 1 S x in Courtney and Sfradar MCKQCH and Fm-dNcr. Xx 7.- ,L .4 -, f ,.j13?4.v5wu - f fi In these few pages we hope to round out our composition by giving prominence to the social highlights of the scholastic year. The dances, assemblies and other activities re- ceived little attention, but did just as big a job toward molding the Christian gentle- man as did the studies and sports .... Chaminade men are well-known for the' social, as well as scholastic ability. lt is fitting then that we should call atten- tion to these highlights and emphasize in a small way our social achievements and extra- curricular activities. Every event and project served to form a more perfect Christian gentleman and inject a smoothness into his prelude. 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The long hours of practice, instruction and the ever-present spirit were not in vain since every team, without exception, displayed the true Flyer tradition of accepting both vic- tory and defeat as Chaminade men. 44j. H 40 i iliwzfl-u.imlmiii:ii.J , , ,I-'Iii if :QL f ' .Q4Zf ' , .. Ll. .2 A : y , Eil - N l' il-N 1. 5:53. . x 'f K lj P 1, L0 ' 1 gt N , - f '- i -w 1 I' 2 , U l i '4f'E:.1'Y-in-1' 'ig a n 52? 194 fefzbs 4 1- . : , I 5 3 , I s- '.g :5, 2 ff- z i 3 x X 'ju t A ' 4 W 'Y . . v xv S Q 'i ! .4 q ie!!!- ue 3 ' Q... W 593: 4 . f' inf X 5, xx Y V Q .X WX: . L Nfffb ' if 3 gf' f ?: 2 'I : Wy 'fa X :Z .A L Il ' , 1 1 1 I f A ,. .L ,I W I EAP gi 2 ff Q D . v I 'll as -I x 3 ' f - I 3 K s f' ' xg-rl 1 . ' X x,f?BI ' .5 5 1 ' llll hun- J-A-.i-.A- ire: ilidllwt '57 wb sei fi . 6 3 J I J' J i NX . X V' 'O 1 ,, ll x ' ,,.xQY'N 'J f 1 1 J K. .. 'if , 4 Lvnesmen Rooney Klaess Wendy, Viverito, Masoftl DeJesu Cassidy Backf eld Ehmann 1quarterbackl,Murphy Kraus McCauley P' 19 ' ,. 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S. 56 - Garden City 57 The Flyers dropped their first decision of the season to a fine Garden City club in a most exciting overtime affair, Joe Gundermann was high man for the Mineola cagers. C. H. S. 52 - Malverne 36 ln a fast and well played game the men from Jackson Avenue posted another victory by beating the Malverne Mules 52-36. Tops in the scoring department were Mike Kennedy and Spike Daly with I3 points each. l9DC- Dl Varsity Basketball Team l2O Opcnirg wt istlc cf the St Jgl-rw s tilt. C. H. S. 46 - Hempstead 42 The Tigers, who have a perfect record so far as losses to the Flyers over the past few years, again went down to defeat at the hands of the Crimson and Gold. Artie Swartz led the winners with IO points. C. H. S. 48 - Woodrnere 34 Jimmy Daly led the Chaminade Flyers to their fourth victory as They Completely outclassed the Woodmere Blueiackets 48-3-1. Mc- Coy again topped the scorers with l-l points. C. H. S. 64 -- Glen Cove 47 Waltzing away with the game, Chaminade conquered the Covers by a 6-4-47 score, This made the record stand at 6 out of seven in the still young season. McCoy did it again with l7. if 1 LARRY McCOY x i j. DOINN dePASQUALE TOM CHARLIE LOCKE JOE GUNDERMANN ART SVVARTZ Z MIKE KENNEDY IZI . SPIKE DALY The big five. BOB BISHOP Q57 44 ffl, 'ix V S91 2. ft fi, 'E-Q X ..' Tx Us: flkglif 4. LX Q, Q 0, T' 2' Mill SR: ,- ni? 'a if 5' 1. . .I P Q X -4 Q . .A. S, 16 I. 13 Hi, I . ' Q ling J T 5 Lab TK, X ' 5 QC. I 1.219 A 'u S ' ' ir- Cij V A X I HVN' fr +41 I in Wil, ,L 2 Nfi'!!,Ji , X U: gg? ,W p,g 4 wg ,G 9 . .'1' 4 5 , ,., ,. ' E 1 . 'UM' ?!:'x Q R51 K ' I f 55 ,' A 5 ir E!! 5 WWF!!! fm- i ? x.f if v ,iv 4 ff: 'iw . 4' f X-'F I C fd 141, X .- v Q -gk If -in s ' . J '21 'mth'?'Wv W Y Q f Y I.: 4 I A www. 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The remainder of the squad consisted of Jim Dunne and Doug Cole and a few others. Spike Daly wins another one. Cross Cou ntry September 29th Cll Mepham, l2l Chaminade, l3l Garden City. October 3rd ill Sewanhaka, C21 Chaminade. October l lth ill Sewanhaka, f2l Chaminade, C3l Freeport. October 2Oth ill Sewanhaka, i2l Chaminade. October 27th ill Chaminade, l2l Malverne, l3l Great Neck. November 3rd Cll Sewanhaka, i2l Hempstead, l3l Chaminade. llllllNllll Starting on the long trek. im.:n:,3'ja3 rg 3,131 ,179 Aiwa, wg 2 1 '23 Q P -3 ix 9 1 gf JN 3 bt' ' 9N,i5'x3 .3 f'g 'Q'g ,Q 5 n- KS . -R am wr x -z S SY, Y 'N 9 . , 1, Q' X ', . X ,x , V -V A 0, . 'f , - , .. lp... , ' ' 5 ' ..N .7 E -, .R -a -D B. I-Q sag is .5 Ag?,!,q??gY,,.4,.-hlyivl a --Nw, -' - 'ffizf gj, . fifiwah-.:',iL-1, 1 , ' '-K -K, -NX zz, J' ' ' . fy - N , 5 'x - ' - . - - x K ,I A ,:N 5 x -,ks - I 4-v -S V i ... ', K -' J., -. ' x -4... 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T rnc 'QQ f MILE ' S0211 gE: L fprvn -SEQ TNQ SHOT C gm1.,g,l3rv'sAc, QEL 2 Ze :QQ 45 D dawn- 1' HIGH JLV117 ' LCZPC -JA , Cvalc. -352 HUGH? -4 3 BROAD JLMP ' f F 'Urns .-:A Q Strasse- Dflar-:C ' ' - Lower Division YARDS ' alslxf,,f83, Q RConc,,-gL T1rv'Q ' Q fg1YARD5 3 jCflQn fEf f CH? iv E llnm' ' J 441 YAQLT, 3' 12 'V ,KE , Q MJ' C, . E 1114 r--, 'YARLV 'ir'C1l,,E' . 1 'v 1 1 1'1 RKLAW , fE: T'-' 'WML Rlf. R Ly, 54, L ' 1 A QHQ1 ' E' 3 ' 1 -LQ 1-1 ZH ah' 1 1, 10, , :an ,' ' Q 15.9 1N11lAM1I1lA1 11111111 Lower Division ,Q 4-ra 4A Avengers 381 482 383 382 481 134 Comets . Marauders Gladiators Lancers . Lions . Upper Division 41 3212 27 121 3 12 10 282 281 2 83 181 83 18 4 182 Vlkings . Eagles . Panthers Warrlors Sabcrs . Navigators Rockers . 42 3213 24 14 13 13 2 xr. lllun mill! 3 nf 0 :M .Q 1 4, Q yd 0 1 I S. '7 'U I: L, 1,4 ws 91 'iv' ,4',' f 1. so fy' I Oo nd PM Mexmerw. mxch zx UHe men NN Mxarfx 5 chemo v, Bohn QXMQXC y.ROb em We Nl army as .av 7 . Elin mv, WHL, High W Lf K' , Mpue :rp 'C r- '- .1 ,. ,Fr C F J' 5-pin ' '-Cc-A . s- L1 WA? Chaminades rifle team completed their schedule with a record of six wins and ten losses and finished fifth in the Nassau County lnterscholastic Rifle League. During their season they defeated Mepham, Manhasset ltwicel , Garden City ltwicel and Wood- mere. John Quigley had the highest single match score of l88. After the first two meets Brother Reich took over in the place of Mr, Cappo and led the team through the rest of the season. With a few additions to replace the seniors, who will leave this spring, the rifle team is looking forward to a successf ful season next year, Perfect scores from the prone position were turned in by George Stradar, Bill Scheurer lthree times eachl and John Quigley. INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES rn William Scheurer-senior member John Quigley-senior member--team captain. Prone Standing Overall John Quigley . 97.75 80.94 l78.69 Robert Fisher . 97.67 79.73 l77.00 William 5cheurer 97.37 79.13 l76.50 Robert Henrich 95.88 72.56 l68.44 Frank Scimeca. 95.00 69.00 l64,00 Ronald Grimm . 95.40 62.20 l57.60 George Stradar 98.60 57.27 l55.87 Philip Mfyam 93 92 59.54 isaae 3.- VARSITY LEAGUE RECORD C. H. S. 828 Valley Stream . . 903 867 Manhasset . . 8l4 860 Garden City . . . 844 853 Hempstead . . 908 822 Mepham . . 795 88l Garden City . . . 879 892 Freeport . . . . 905 838 Valley Stream . . 900 855 Wlocdmere . 849 822 Mepham , . 857 852 Manhasset . . 805 857 Hempstead . . 934 832 Vvccumere , . 863 822 Freeport . . 897 856 Southade . . 900 836 Siuthside . . 878 l37 Fran lc Scimeca' Ronnlt-3 G d rimff' an GQOYQB SK T radal on he firiF1Q J ne WI Snr 4 -1 'WH Q 1' 'x 1 r Q AA' -v ' 1 ' 1 1 -T A 4 I 3 i Q 1 9:3 as I -x .QM . .x-N 1 . 3, 'Yom Vcc e e Qximv 4 Qu c vs Lou 4 Uecxsx 'Y QQXL 5, Bovm O'SYXaogYwncssc4 mn '04 Y-. O, gaxpv Comm vs, YMCYXDY U gown 54 Ocu-xon XXQLC sw, Bovwx NNCOU' LC U4 Qggxsxofx Smcwn O BC. f p. A soxw via X wa Vam BOXXO cw Room: YOOOCSJ xy c xsxo mm Cnfcona c moo o Ui Bovn NX? cc Soc, Con O Connex I I . -Q .n-.. m Q Muqvcs woo us on Ou K5 unc w Oav 000 c ocy KN cv 1. 5 . N I 4 1 A ..A H 'N Q gp '. 44 - 4 tm...- 1 J.,. s by on ef!! y Qclslon any .AE I 1 GW ,tiff Qu gk ln the following pages are listed all those friends who have so generously contributed to our Prelude Most deserving are our parents who through the Parents Associa tion interested themselves so constantly and loyally in our school s welfare We thank also the many patrons and the many adver tisers by whose contributions this issue of the Crimson and Gold was made possible. Without such aid from parents and friends alike our Prelude would not certainly end on as happy a note as it now does. f 1 iq' 1' 4 , i ,i 1, :nun iiiunn , ff-'hiif ' 5-L I 6a' Q . ,ii-1. ,.i-, . f 12 i E ,ix L: it :i ..eh ,,-7, J, -.EE Jig . 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A. meeting Y,, and Mrs M C Buckley and Mrs ThomasJ Doyle and Mrs WllIlamE Carruth 44 MOST REVEREND THOMAS E MOLLOY STD MOST REVEREND RAYMOND A KEARNEY ST D JCD MOST REVEREND WILLIAM R ARNOLD D D Mulltary Delegate RT REV MSGR JOSEPH V S McCLANCY LLD RT REV MSGR HENRY M HALD PhD Mr and Mrs CharIesN Archer Robert Antolunu Kenneth Auer Mr and Mrs HaroldJ Badum RobertM Bushop Dr and Mrs R P Boyle Mr and Mrs HenryA Brady Mr and Mrs E J Brennan CharIesJ Brown Jr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wnlluam Burns C Buftner John D Byrne JosephJ Cadlgan J Cahull Joseph R Cannata George Callan James E Carrugan and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs John A Cashman Edwardl Condren Joseph L Coote W J Courtney and Mrs JamesG Costello and Mrs Joseph Cremuns G R D Amoto and Famlly and Mrs John T Daley and Mrs Fredernck G Danner and Mrs Edward L Dash Bo Delanev Donn de Pasquale Mrs James A Dodge and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Tom Dwyer and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Hugh Dunn ArthurJ Dunne John P Dunne C A Durand Jr Thomas F Dwyer H Earl Eakln V H Edman Carl F Ehmann C Ehrhart Jr Mr and Mrs FrankG Florentlno Mr and Mrs Laurence Fortuer Complnments of A Fruend Mr and Mrs JamesP Gallacher Mr and Mrs J Geisler Mr and Mrs Henry Gole Gerald Grady Mr and Mrs Wllluam Graham Mr and Mrs George E Grnffun Jr MatthewJ Grogan and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs JosephA Gundermann Thomas E Hamull Thomas E Harrugan JamesM Hartugan Joseph R Hayes Albert Heunleun M M Henruch RlchardJ Hoermann Mr and Mrs WlllnamG Hundt Mrs JohnJ Enright Mr and Mrs JohnJ Fitzgerald Jr TheodoreJ Fluller Mr and Mrs CharIesC Joyce Dr and Mrs J P Keating Mr and Mrs JamesA Kennedy Mr and Mrs James Knernan I N bk W 'I yo be one ofthe I cky ones? . .I , ' Mr. . . . . . 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U U , and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs George Kuhn and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs John F Kseslnng J Wllllam Klaess JosephJ Kneuer Wllllam Kohler WalterJ Koslow MatthewJ Kramer CharlesH Kronke Wllllam Lavalle Carl Lncopolu and Family Charles A Locke JosephJ Lucey T E Luzzu Vincent Macchua Clinton Maddock Charles Marchessault Vxncent Marino Mr and Mrs EdwardJ Martnn Mr and Mrs JohnT Mayer Mr and Mrs W E Mehary FrancusX Merklun Mr and Mrs F H Muller Mr and Mrs John Mnsh Mr and Mrs Thomas Montnllno Joseph E Morrls Jr Mr and Mrs F Moschello Mr and Mrs R H Munch Mr and Mrs Paul B Mullman Mrs Therese Munna Mr and Mrs John E Mure Donald Murphy Mr and Mrs Paul D Murphy The McAreys F day Mass Holy Commun on Dr and Mrs JohnA McCaffrey Mr and Mrs DennlsJ McCarthy Mr and Mrs WulluamJ McCarthy Mr and Mrs J P McCauley JamesA McCloskey Jr and Mrs and Mrs Davnd H and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Arthur F McCoy WllfredT McCue McDermott Eugene H McDevntt John S McGahan W J McGowan Mrs Theresa McGrath and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wnllsam F McGrath WalterW McKenna J P McKeon Gordon McQulllan WllluamJ Nealon Stephen Nemeth Louus A Oberle Mnchael J O Loughlun Wllllam P O Malley Terence O Neill Mr and Mrs JohnJ Pardy David F Parson Howard M Pennell Mr and Mrs Thomas Howard Plcken Mr and Mrs Proto Mr and Mrs M Puorro John K Puorro M P Pupnlla DDS Mr and Mrs JohnJ Quugley Jr ThomasM Quinn Arthur Reynolds Jr 145 George E Rnchardson Mr and Mrs Wllllam P Richardson HowardA Rochford Hugh F Roden and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Rooney ErnestJ Sartor RobertJ Saville Wllllam H Scheurer John B Schmitt CharIesJ Schneeman WalterJ Schneuder Wllllam T Schnurr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Herman Schoen Herbert Schwarz James C Shanahan Iluam Arthur Smyth and Mrs Charles H Stanton S o n P Stebe and Mrs AlbertL Strassel and Mrs PaulA Tierney and Mrs Lours Trouve Joseph E Tully and Mrs ThornasE Turner and Mrs JohnJ Ullruch and Mrs R Urblnato and Mrs JosephA Vnveruto o nT Ward and Mrs Charles M Wendy o n Wessels and Mrs ThomasJ Wlaearty Frank lBuckyl Yannellu Mr and Mrs Frank Zepf ri i . 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QJCCUS f 37 we A e cnt O Ht tn A H P1 Q F L LL L, MARAUDERS O erne fee r E BRADFORD MILLER JOHN MIsH JOHN MONTILINO RONALD MOSCHELLO JOHN MUNNA JOHN MLIRE DANIEL MURPHY WILLIAM NEALON STEPHEN NEMETH WILLIAM OBERLE RALPH o MALLEY JAMES PARDY DAVID PARSON PHILIP PENNELL JOHN QUIGLEY THOMAS QUINN ARTHUR REYNOLDS JR FEOP .IE RICHARDSON THE MARAUDERS 17 Meadow Lane East WIIIIston 314 JerIcho Tpk New Hyde Park 20 Locust St Manhasset 146 Crocus Ave Floral Park 447 Penmnsula Blvd Lynbrook 75 35 195111 St Flushmg Broadway RockvIIIe Centre 93 13 208th St BellaIre 22 Pearsall Ave Glen Cove Martha Terrace Floral Park 81 Second Sf Garden CIty 8 Brookwold Ave Baldwm 434 Nassau Road Roosevelt 60 WIIson Ave AmItyvIlIe 201 Vuolet Ave Floral Park 149 Roxbury Road Garden CIty 20 Horace Place Sea Cllff 179 19 Croyden Road JamaIca WILLIAM RICHARDSON THOMAS ROONEY ERNEST SARTOR JOHN SCALIA EUGENE SCHOEN BRIAN SHANAHAN DENNIS SHEA WILLIAM SMYTH DONALD STANTON RAYMOND TROUVE JOSEPH TULLY WILLIAM TYNAN NICHOLAS ULLRICH JOSEPH VIVERITO HERBERT VON URFF JR JOHN WARD CHARLES WENDY JOHN WESSELS 227 Ocean Ave Massapequa 191 CarnatIon Ave Floral Park 396 Congress Ave East WIIIISTOH Wyatt Road Garden CIty 41 91 h S Ho I 159 Ferncoft Road MIneoIa 115 118 232nd St St Albans 3550 93rd St Jackson HeIghts Park Ave WIIIISTOH Park 9 Hempstead Blvd East Hempstead 9203 220th St Queens VIIIage 57 Huntmgton Road Garden CIty 115 New Hyde Park Rd Franklm Square 115 FIfth St Garden CIty 15 Russell Place Forest HIIIs 68 Oxford Rockvllle Centre Revere DYIVC West Floral Park Pubms Lane Garden CIty Park HenrIch cooks up somethmg agaIn' Farewell to the Class of l95l-from the MQMMGAJGJG Congratulations to each and every man of THE CLASS OF l95l from the F lllners Club ol Clwammacle I4 CJ? ' ' , ' 5 '11-as - J Jrl C- - s -Cf CX.. 4, ' 67 8 aff M! E A xx 'E-,X I if 2 I I 'XX l 15' ff-b If I' I - 1 If If ffif ' 5 ,........ IW f Ii ,fu I ' Q f I X , uf! A Q- f A y f x3,i !,g.-- xg S V, X. Q t han -.x X . Qu I 'X' E? ELF? gl 'y V 'L' I nr gu .X -- . -:' e fo VQEEEEJ ri iff 1 PI V T ll l U 5Qf-Alfa 5 N 3 . A' , 21554 A HIV MAIN OFFICE COR. MAIN ST. and FULTON AVE HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. I887-1950 HEMPSTEAD BANK Proudly Begins Its 64th Year Of Sound Bankmg Servlces LEVITTOWN OFFICE GARDINER S AVENUE and HEMPSTEAD BETHPAGE TURNPIKE I4 Wdham 7 7wmz Qc T40 WILLIAM STREET NEW YORK CITY I O IO ' , INSURANCE in ami an in llffffr mmf EMIEUV U 7,,U'fiP' 1 First Avenue Tunnel VICINITY OF UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS DEL BALSU CUNSTRUCTIUN CURPURATIUN ANTHONY N. DEL BALSO AMERICO FILIPPINE JOHN J. FITZGERALD JR. C'f 3-M MICHAEL J. KENNEDY JAMES A. KENNEDY President and Treasurer Vice President and Secretary John Kennedy and Co , fnc Builders General Contractors 205 EAST 42nd STREET NEW YORK I7 NEW YORK yHl35 L St John s Law School St John s H gh School lMoore Mernor all Brooklyn Prep Add ton and Faculty House Carmel te Monastery House of Calvary Hosp tal Queens Gene al Hosp tal Quee Court House St El zabeth School and Convent Fo t Ham lton H gh School 152 I I MUrra nl ' 507 I B U I D E R S 0 F . ' r i . ' E i Tri-Boro Hospital i i ns l . i i r i i ,St johns Qldnlnursltg BROOKLYN NEW YORK Conducted by the Pnests ofthe Congregatnon ofthe Mlsslon Chartered by the Regents ofthe Umverslty ofthe State of New York On the Approved lusts of The Catholic Educatlonal Assocnahon the Mlddle States Assoclatnon of Colleges and Secondary Schools and Assoclatlon of Amerlcan Colleges Uptown Dmsnon ST JOHN S COLLEGE GRADUATE SCHOOL TEACHERS COLLEGE For Informatnon Address REGISTRAR 75 LEWIS AVENUE BROOKLYN 6 N Y GLenmoe 5 IIOO Downtown Dmslon UNIVERSITY COLLEGE COLLEGE OE PHARMACY SCHOOL OF LAW SCHOOL OF COMMERCE SCHOOL OF NURSING For lnformatlon Address R E GIS T R A R SCI-IERMERHORN STREET BROOKLYN 2 N Y TRa gle 5 OISO 153 , A n Q n v ' .. . . ,., .ne I .. .- Y 96 , .. , -- r- I in - if Murray Hull 8 3075 gums M Designer and Cabinet Maker to the Trade 410416 EAST 54th STREET NEW YORK 22 NEW YORK 154 - r n 1- 1 c 5 , rs 1. fb 4 ' 4 4' 4, if ' T AL ' 5 4 I- 't 1 X 1- , . 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' , , I 4 V ' 1 ,4 4 45 .x 'Af ' I If 'M fb b I Q 1 -' T 'T '69 X157 4 -N 1 6 -9' a ' N., 4 A5 QA , fw if i 'V 'Y X71 G kv 3' Y NA., T XT wxkg B . j l 0 D l D Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1951 luaancfluu wma awry, IS5 P O N T I A C Long Island s Largest Dealer ltfe e Queens VHHage 21415 JAMAICA AVENUE FLUSHING 191 20 Northern Boulevard N 3 O O THE HOUSE GOOD WILL BUILT 156 B I I I I-lOlIis 5-7332 - 3 - 4 and I diana - TO v I I Hlnfss BUICK Cuwunnnun THE VERY BEST TO THE CLASS OF '51 'fir W4 I mi Chammade men at Georgetown Wm Q'Gf1f1g8xI,I,,,qe Wh b CIS GARDEN CITY eg P TSANIJ 7 in ACQESSORIES ape-, I BH-- R R t R b I Pick Up and Dehvery SCHWINN COLUMBIA ROLLFAST epamg epam 'ng e U' dmg 290 WILLIS AVENUE RALEIGH Rum coLsoH HIGH CHAIRS G A R A N T E E D R E P A I R S MINEOLA L I BABY CARRIAGES LIONEL TRAINS ETC 158 551 I I 3 ' N . ' I1I I NV E S V H I '11 E It X .QI R. Cl 1 lf Q -X N S ' -H '4 S '4 .. 1 l ' X4 I I S eeS eH I -SI , I I I I V I j ' x.?f A ,- I -. I ez. I. -- '11 -I H ' gi f U . .Wg -T :liar-S AY,:.jf.1z:I3:I:C ' 5CJClff -'M . l , I i 1f:f.- I 7 . MS f I ' 9 U , . . - -- - , . Congratulatlons Graduates Thomas J Brennan Thomas A Dwyer 878 NASSAU ROAD HEMPSTEAD L I UNUCDIP NEW BLUE SUNOCO A to Z Lubrlcahon H gh test at reg lar gas prlce For a safter longer last ng ca SUNOCO MOTOR OILS Tlres Batterles and Accessorles Prolong the I fe of your eng ne H ptd29 O EVERY ITEM SUNOCO APPROVED EOR QUALITY L RUPPENSTEIN Owner 159 Jaclc's Super Service 1 Emsea -47 . 'Q S ASSAU SUFFOL REALITY CO BROADWAY MASSA EQUA N Y KING C I I KULLIIN C ROQERY QQ INC O , P . . . MA qua 6-3000 We ell Th E h dl E h I IN I I I I IV I IIN' If X X I A I 1 I T I7 I ,Q A ,LV . ds one 3-7010 Inter County Title Guaranty 8: Mortgage Co no JERICHO TURNPIKE FLORAL PARK L I Tltle Insurance and Tltle Company Servlce BRANCH OFFICES 89 31 161st STREET 369 EAST 149th STREET JAMAICA NEW YORK BRONX NEW YORK 199 MAIN STREET 165 REMSEN STREET EA FO LOBSTERS BILLS STEAK H USE SERVING THE FINEST FOOD IN A PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE Charcoal Brouled Steaks Chops Chickens WHERE THE NORTH SHORE MEETS THE SOUTH SHORE 206 O2 HILLSIDE AVENUE Corner of Francis Lewis Boulevard and Hallsude Avenue 161 FI I f I - I REpubIic 9-4001 CYpress 2-5200 O D ' n Comgratulatuons and Best Wishes TO MY SON AND 1-11S CLASSMATES OE THE CLASS OE 1931 Matthew J Kramer p d2 D. A. Eldredge, Inc. Buick Motor Cars ESTABLISHED 1919 When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them 281 MAIN STREET HEMPSTEAD NEW YORK 162 U Sree - 7 O60 X ,I ' VAT! -AJ K 'Pig' if I 4' -'Eg IW, A Nm r m, lull 'r III.I'4'HtI.IIJ urdham islnnnzrsltg At Fordham Road Bronx New York 58 N Y Fordham College Boardnng and Day School on Seventy Acre Campus Graduate School of Arts and Scnences College of Pharmacy School of Busmess Fordham Preparatory School At 302 Broadway New York 7 N Y Cnty Hall DIVISION School of Law School of Busmess School of Educatlon School of Adult Educatlon At 134 East 39th Street New York 'I6 N Y School of SocIal Servuce FOUR RESIDENCE HALLS FOR MEN ST JOHN S HALL BISHOP S HALL ST ROBERTS HALL DEALY HALL ONE RESIDENCE HALL ron RELIGIOUS WOMEN ST MARYS HALL CATALOGUES OF EACH DEPARTMENT SENT ON REQUEST Comphmehts of Bnowx, KIEBN AN sf C0 l63 rj-., ! ,.-kv ' LiAE 'I ' . 5 ' ' ' ' ' JM 1 5 I Q: 'f- - Q E K ' ., ' ' iq, I ,A , fig vi l L ' Q 'I' ' ,. c' 'I H l , . 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H' k Ed d 545 f X Q'E'ETAf?UsH'Eb'f I8597' THE GREAT ATLANTIC In PACIFIC TEA CO. MANHATTAN COLLEGE RIVERDALE 71 NEW YORK FOUNDED 1853 MakerofMen Our Basuc Educahonal Behefs Courses Leadmg to B S Degree 1 In the rnportance of the snduv dual student ARTS AND SCIENCES 2 In our emphns on dastungu shed teach ng ENGINEERING BUSINESS 3 In our Trad tional ns stance on spnrnfual values PHYSICAL EDUCATION PLEASE WRITE BROTHER ALBAN F S C Registrar MANHATTAN COLLEGE RIVERDALE 71 NEW YORK EVANS AMIWWIZE DAIRY fmcokmkarfzr TOPS ON LONG ISLAND MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS A MIT YV 1 L L E BLUE POINT AMD OCKVILLE CENTRE HOME SERVICE OR AT THE BETTER STORES 166 Y ca an . I ' ' I . , ' ' A I I . , . 1 ' I I ' A . , . . ., sl Plant and Main Offnce Distrubutnng Branches ' R Compliments of M1 Ilflllfy MKIUIFDIIQSQ II N' LINCOLN MERCURY Sales and Servnce 23I EAST 64th STREET NEW YORK ZI NEW YORK pI 8 2 '7f1efVew AN U AN amwmennwm eww DINING ENTERTAINMENT DANCING Every Nite except Monday LUNCHEON TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY II A M 3 P M A GALAXY OF CELEBRITIES Banquets Weddmgs Parhes Accommodatmg to 400 d r 5893 JERICHO TURNPIKE MINEOLA LONG ISLAND I67 I 4. I I I TE I - 'OO o o o Ph Z GA C' y T- v , Best W shes to the Class of Sl Ur and Urs Richard lllc Neill an Mr and Mrs Thomas ulnn 'XQZW Compliments of Mr and Mrs Charles l-l Kronlce 168 i . I I I C 40 o is O s . Q .U O l O mgara University The Vmcentlan Fathers at Nlagara offer a full college curriculum ln the Arts and Scrences Business Admmlstratlon Nursnng Edu cation Pre Professlonal Pre Englneernng as well as courses for Graduate work and Seminary tralmng A unlt of the R O T C IS established here together with a bureau of Veterans Counselmg Address communications to the Registrar Niagara Unlverslty New York L' 6 fi MElVZfR 60 INL' JOBBERS AND DISTRIBUTORS Electrncal Supplies and Equipment IOS BARCLAY STREET NEW YORK 7, NEW YORK BArclay 7-2133 169 Compliments of PARKWAY GRILL JERICHO TURNPIKE AND GLEN COVE ROAD OLD WESTBURY LONG ISLAND eCoe DD BH OLD COUNTRY DINER OLD COUNTRY ROAD AND GLEN COVE ROAD CARLE PLACE LONG ISLAND GLe Coe 1980 MORHZA A070 6'fN7'fR MORELLA AUTO SALES The best In used C A R S Bought and Sold Trades Accepted See George or Gene for 1 GOOD DEAL 90 JERICHO TURNPIKE 0 al Pa k 4 49 MORELLA AUTO SERVICE operated by George C Morella TEXACO PRODUCTS Sold by the most Modern Servlce Statuon m Floral Park Call for Servnce 80 JERICHO TURNPIKE PLO al Pa k 4 9499 170 GL rm v T--28' d n v T- S FL r r - 73 Y' V - JEIQICHU MDTDIQS INC YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER XFIUIFIU R P SULLIVAN JR 5 3 9' E RONNY LANTHIER Presndent General Manager 955' f LOADS OF LUCK TO OUR GRADUATING NEIGHBORS FORD ,,U,L,,,NG JERICHO TURNPIKE MINEOLA NEW YORK eamfflfffwmfwf EDWARD L DASH 'ZW I7I Free Pick p dDelivery-G r er1Cuty 7- C Q O C8 !! ,.. , ,J'.-'-'l- f- A ' fe - -' . . , . -::. fl ,- . 1:-5 9 J 5, H L-at i ,A -'si ee L , Q I I Best Wishes FROM YOUR ARCHITECTS Who have enjoyed their association wath Charnnnade A I-I Knappe A I-I Johnson FRED CAPOBIAN'C0 3 Glen Cove Floor Covering Co Broadloorns Asphalt Tile Carpets Lnnoleum Tnle Linoleum Rubber Tule Venetnan Blinds Plastrc Tule Wnndow Shades Cork Tnle 68 GLEN STREET GLEN COVE NEW YORK 172 0 O O O ??Tf,? .,,,, .,.,.,.,.,.V.. 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'I I W V 7 2 Q -55 V giff ,, XI, 1 .L I X Cowplimfms lb LJFJQQIOQS HERBERT Cr BLOOMFIELD Inc Fono sALns and SERVICE JOHN S BAR and GRILL HEmpstead 2 3 SOO II3 CEDAR STREET NEW YORK CITY IIO HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE FRANKLIN SQUARE NEW YORK Ripublc 9 6630 31 House OF HONEST VALUES MANCHESTER FURNITURE BUILDERS Inc REUPHOLSTERING- U P H 0 L 5 T E R ' N G MATTRESS RENOVATING M LIVING Roo SUITES Factory I75 I5 JAMAICA AVENUE Showroom SLIP COVERS JAMAICA 3 NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF LONG ISLANDS OWN FOOD MARKETS P oneer s football squad Champs I75 y o 1 i - - , . REFINISHING - H' DRAPERIES a ' -- . EHMANN S VARIETY STORE House Furnnshmgs Toys Dry Goods Hobby Supphes O P E N 9 30 7 00 P M DAILY 9 30 9 00 P M FRIDAY 26 CHURCH STREET BALDWIN HARBOR L I MICHAEL J DUNNE Cr CO VI NCENT HORAN Manage BEER AND SODA Home Deluvery G de Cty 7 I-II6 MINEOLA LONG ISLAND THE NOR WOOD CO l'lC LOUIS F CARACCI P es de t PRINTERS AND STATIONERS 289 FOURTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY A REAL PLACE TO DINE DAN WHELANS SEAFOOD REST LEONARDG FILASKY Pop eto BAR SEPARATE 391 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN NEW YORK GA denCty 7 7I3O WESSELS NURSERI ES LANDSCAPING PRUNING SODDING and SEEDING DONE AII Types of Evergreens and Schrubs MARCUS AVENUE GARDEN CITY PARK B HOUSER BUICK Inc ZID 26 JAMAICA AVENUE QUEENS VILLAGE N Y HOII s J 0909 176 I Ii Q I I n A , r .. I - - I 'I ,-I Arni- I I I - .,I . . ,rin . -rrir ri- II ' I 0' If U I 0 I I I vu, Il II I I I , 0 , R,- E S W A N C L RESTAURANT AND CAFE Open for Lunch Dmner and Supper for Reser ahons Call ROsIyn 3 0037 GLENWOOD LANDING LONG ISLAND COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN F KL PP GARDEN CITY NEW YORK FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR SAVINGS AND THE PURCHASE OF YOUR HOME FREEPORT FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 47 WEST SUNRISE HIGHWAY FReeport 8 6200 Member Federal Home Bank System Your savnngs Insured up to S5 OOO by the Federal Savnngs and Loan Insurance Corp LATEST DIVIDEND RATE 2Vz'Xa per Annum GArdenCty 7 9296 if N DRY CLEANING PLANT ESEHACK DARAKJY Propr etor Cleaners Dyers Tallors Furrlers Expe t Alterat ons and Fur Remodel ng Of All K nds Moth Proof ng Fu Storage Wate Repellent Weav ng WE DO OUR OWN CLEANING SAME DAY SERVICE In at IO-out at 5 ZI 6 FRONT STREET MINEOLA N Y IOppos fe R R Stat onI MINEOLA PLUMBING SUPPLY CO MINEOLA NEW YORK LYNBROOK NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. EUGENE J. SMYTH, Sr. TH UB . I no 's 0 4006 1 I77 GRABAU'S Incorporated Long lsland's Most Interesting Store I7l SUNRISE HIGHWAY QOCKVILLE CENTRE, L. I. ROckviIle Centre 6-O-418 T. F. MOFFITT, JR. R. K. WELLAND President Vice President GArden City 7-0444 MINEOLA YARN SHOP Featuring a Complete Line of BOTANY and BERNAT YARNS Accessories and Including NORCROSS GREETING CARDS 284 MINEOLA BOULEVARD MINEOLA, LONG ISLAND GArden C ty 7 5804 J MORRISON BETTER CARS Inc J w MORRISON JR QUALITY USED CARS 2 JERICHO TURNPIKE MINEOLA NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF LOEHR S MARKET PRIME MEATS QUEENS VILLAGE LONG ISLAND For the best Pizza s on Long Island V I S I T FRANK S PIZZERIA JOHN P STARIN Specializing in all varieties of Pizza s JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Also a Complete Italian Cuisine Pizza s and Food put up to take out BEERS AND WINES SERVED We Cater to small part es HOII s 5 9-'33 223 20 UNION TPKE QUEENS VILLAG lNear Sp ngf eld Bouleva dl E L Jewelry Designing Special Orders 237 FULTON AVENUE I-IEMPSTEAD N Y I-IEmpstead 2 39l2 i - I , I 33 , Y ' I f . . . . - . p 1 ' I Watches - Diamonds - Fine Gold Jewelry i ... i - I' ri i r - l78 COMPLIMENTS OF THOMAS E Pat FAGAN COMPLIMENTS L G BALFOUR COMPANY Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges J D D S Class Rmgs and Pins P Commencementlnvutatnons Diplomas PARK BOULEVARD CLUB INSIGNIA MEDALS and TROPHIES MALVERNE NEW YORK 521 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK I7 N Fleld to e 7 5685 LEOS SALES fr SERVICE CORPORATION ACKAR 225 O2 JAMAICA AVENUE QUEENS VILLAGE LONG ISLAND COMPLIMENTS OF P D MURPHY COMPANY CHURCH AND MURRAY STREETS NEW YORK I79 CC ii OF ' I ! 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Home Appliances - Oil Burners - Coal - Oil 50 North Grand Avenue Phone: I3AIdwin 3-2951 Compliments of DUERK BROTHERS 40 North Grand Avenue CHARLES E WHITEHEAD G SONS Hard are Paznls Ilousa arcs I4 North Grand Avenue Brooklyn Compliments of GENERAL BAKING CO Floral Park CARLS SHOE SERVICE 274 Jericho Turnpuke Phone FLoraI Park 2267 STEWARD SPIRITS SHOP Luc No L5249 84 Covert Avenue Phone FLoraI Park 4 0244 Complnments ot TED SANG Forest I-lnlls Compliments of A Franklnn Square HOFFMAN S CHEVROLET Establzshvd Sznce 1916 365 Hempstead Turnpike R KINNEY CO loc Iaprhzck Champzon Baskctball Sham Hempstead Turnpnke SMITH MOTORS Salas and Service 37-39 East Merrick Road Garden City GORE cf HOPPEN Radio - Television - Home .Ipplianrrs I74 Seventh Street NOB HILL FURNITURE INC 949 Franklun Avenue Phone GArden Cuty7 75I6 SPIES CAMERA SHOP C amara and Photo Supplzfs 933 Franklun Avenue Glendale From A FRIEND Hempstead MACK MARKown'z INC I our Oldsmobzle Dealer Maln and Bedell Streets MENENDEZ MOTOR SALES INC X axh Sales and Serz 166 Sznce 1995 I 85 Mann Street Phone HEmpstead 2 6564 PACKARD HEMPSTEAD INC 45k The Man Who Owns One 283 North Franklln Street Phone HEmpstead 2 3I6I PUSHKIN JEWELERS Diamonds II atfhvs 24I Front Street Phone HEmpstead 2 6600 PETER P ROCCHIO The To n lgfnrx Rf al Ixftalc and Insurance 889 Nassau Road Phone HEmpstead 2 6858 Freeport Jamaica BALDWIN AND coRNELlus co INC BRUHN BROTHERS CI 11 IWMUCUS Orin: Supplies and I quzpmfnl H7 West Sunrise Highway Archer Avenue and I46th Street Phone JAmauca6 3928 COmp me 'S of MURPHY FUEL co MR and MRS FRANCIS X MERKLIN 151111011 O11 Burnus Comphmenfs of I 78 28 Jamaica Avenue A FRIEND Phone REpubIlc9 6I00 T. . 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A l ' ' A I80 Locust Valley senGANo's MARKET Prime Meats - Poultry - Provisions Complete Line of Frosted Foods 37 Forest Avenue Phone GLen Cove 4 2660 Malverne Compliments of WALSH FUNERAL HOME 330 Hempstead Avenue Luck to ROBERT EMMETT Manhasset Compliments of ' A FRIEND Fathe Neubaue Ret eat master Mernck LONG ISLAND PAINTING AND DECORATING CO We Cover The 'N atzon 65 Beverly Road Phone FReeport 9 3308 CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF MINEOLA MemberF D I C Jericho Turnpike and Mineola Boulevard Phone GArden Cnty 7 8700 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Every Banking Faczlzty MemberF D I C Mann Street at Ranlroad Phone GArden Cnty 7 9000 FORESTO MEN S SHOP Arrow McGregor Shirts Tzmely Clzpper Craft Clothes We Wzll N ot Let lou Have It Unless It Fzts 309 ll Wlllls Avenue Phone GArden Cuty7 0l l l JACKS HARDWARE fr APPLIANCE CO 4 Store W :th Thousands of Items Sportmg Goods Gas Ranges Refngerators Gzfts l37 l42 Mineola Boulevard Phones GArden CIty7 9495 7 097l JONES AND SONS Reeordzng and Sound Engzneers Loud Speaker Rentals 254 Jerncho Turnpnke Phone GArden Cnty 7 4685 KNOTT S PHARMACY I our Personal Druggzst Corner Mann and Second Streets Phone GArden Clty7 l3l9 l8l 414 726 L.- eff Cay pl P T Pow wow r r, r - . 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' , ' P MINEOLA RUG AND CARPET CO Rugs Carpets BroadL0oms 515Jencho Turnplke Phone GArden Cwfy 7 4090 SAL S SNACK BAR Just Iround The C orner 397 Jerlcho Turnpike SHERIDAN BOWLING ACADEMY Jerlcho Turnpuke Phone GArden Cnty7 2765 Complnments of STANDARD AIR CRAFT EQUIPMENT CO Inc New Hyde Park THE CORONET RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE Sm mg the Finest Steaks on Iong Island l'nlerIaznn1ent N zghllx 1656 Hnllsude Avenue Phone FLoral Park 4 8546 WILLIAM DAUSCH Ill Txpes II ood II afkzng and Cabznets Shop 904JernchoTurnpnke Phone FLoral Park 4 6940 GEORGE MALVESE Cr CO INC Pouef Lawn lllou ers Garden T1 actors Phone GArden Cnty 7 8620 MISH S 4th Street Ta ern 314 Jerncho Turnpuke Phone FLoral Park 4 9442 Complnments of JOHN J DILLON Compliments of HUTTON S RESTAURANT 490 Lexington Avenue FRED SCHUMACHER FARM New Hyde Park Road Compluments of SUPERMAN Norwalk Conn Gnve To Your Local Cancer Fund Port Waslungton mvmm ON MANHAsssT an Long Island 5 1105! Pnlzmsqne Restauran! Dznzng Danun P11 ata Palms Open Ill 1 car Queens Vnllage THE WILLIAM G HUNDTS coMMuNnTY PET suor F Barge! Proprzelor Puppzes Canarzes and Cages 215 15 Jamaica Avenue Phone HOIIIS4 5361 West Hempstead RICHARD W BARNES Funeral Home 175 Hempstead Turnpuke Phone HEmpstead 2 0466 Williston Park Compl :ments of MANHATTAN FOOD STORES INC RICHMOND HARDWARE 120 Mann Street 635 Wnllls Avenue Phone GArden Cnty 7 2765 Afte hou s study . I l 1 7 ' 7 I 8 . , A K, - I . . .. V Y .-llieralions - General Contraeting . ., . , . A y , . 9 ll Q ll 77 ' I I 1 Y '- ,1 I'- Y . Baldwin FULLERTON FUNERAL HOME 131 Merrick Road Phone: BAldwin 3-1460 FRANCIS D. GILLIES Guild Optician 4 South Grand Avenue Phone: BAldwin 3-6950 DR. MARTIN D. KAPLAN Surgeon Dentist 96 South Grand Avenue Phone: BAldwin 3-2790 RITE-SERVICE FUEL CO., INC. Coal - Koppers Coke - Fuel Oil 73 North Grand Avenue Phone: BAldwin 3-8234 or 4034 Baltimore, Md. Compliments of JOSEPH R. BRUNSMAN FRED KATTAU Delicatessen 209-19 91st Avenue Phone: HOllis 4-3028 Bellerose WILLIAM J. BEHRENDT Realtor and Insurance 247-02 Jamaica Avenue Phones: Fleldstone 7-2026 PRimrose 5-2884 CLINTON FLORISTY Nursery 258- 10 Hillside Avenue Phone: Fieldstone 3-8533 BELLEROSE PHARMACY John G. Welsch, Ph.G. -James A. Draper Jamaica Avenue, Cor. 247th Street Phone: Fleldstone 7-3886 KEN RAY MOTORS 226-12 Jamaica Avenue Phones: PRimrose 5-1661 Fleldstone 7-2280 MOSKINS DEPT. STORE Ladies and .1fen's Furnishings Children's and Infants' Wear 245-O6-08 Jamaica Avenue Phone: PRimrose 5-8796 SHEAHAN'S OLD HOMESTEAD Dining - Dancing Excellent Facilities for Parties 86-69 Winchester Boulevard TOM'S ITALIAN AMERICAN SUPERETTE Free Deli-very, Queens and Nassau 250-18 Hillside Avenue Phone: Fleldstone 3-6862 Compliments of MEADOWBROOK LUMBER SUNRISE VILLAGE Dining, Dancing, Entertainment Consideration for Parties and Banquets Sunrise Highway East Hempstead COOPER'S DELICATESSEN 569 Uniondale Avenue Phone: HEmpstead 2-9341 Floral Park J. F. BEST Hardware - Power Tools - Paints 147-194 Jericho Turnpike Phone: FLoral Park 4-0529 BONNETTE'S Prime Meats - Quality Poultry 374A Tulip Avenue Phone: FLoral Park 4-4894 Compliments of BARBER COLEMAN COLONIAL GALLERIES Furniture - Draperies - Reupholstering 139 Tulip Avenue W. T. CORBETT Domestic and Commercial Refrigerators Electrical Appliances Phone: FLoral Park 4-4754 DEES SERVICE CENTER Paul and Teddy Hillside Avenue and Cherry Lane Phone: FLoral Park 4-9361 Compliments of JOHN P. DREWS DREWES DELICATESSEN Famous for Home Cooking 374 Tulip Avenue Phone: Fl.oral Park 4-0676 Compliments of FRANK FEIGL LOUIS J. FERDINANDO Music Instruction Piano, String and Reed Instruments 153 Tulip Avenue Phone: Floral Park 2-3931-J F. K. MOTOR SALES, INC. Chevrolet Sales and Service 383 Jericho Turnpike HERBERT E. FRY CO. Athletic Equipment 135 Tulip Avenue Phone: FLoral Park 4-3772 GARTRELL MOTORS, INC. DeSoto - Plymouth Jericho Turnpike and Barwick Street Phone: FLoral Park 4-3825 GOLDEN RULE SERVICE STATION Atlantic and Carnation Avenues Phone: FLoral Park 4-3825 HOUSE OF FORST Wines and Liquors 251 Jericho Turnpike Phone: FLoral Park 4-2105 HOUSE OF YEE Chinese-A merican Restaurant Chow Mein To Take Out 244 Jericho Turnpike HOWARD AND BOB'S Stationery - Soda - Candy 61 Covert Avenue Smell the wood burning? Turkey Trot decorations. CHARLES JURGENS Grorer 134 Tulnp Avenue Phone FLoral Park 4 0278 KOENING S RESTAURANT il ass Fzne Foods 86 South Tyson Phones Fl.oral Park 4 9566 MENDELSOHN S DRUG STORE C 'llendelsohn PhG PhD 275 Jerncho Turnprke Cor Emerson Avenue Phone FLoral Park 4 2500 MOSS SHOE STORE Open E er3 L emng Branded Fool ear For The Farnzlg 188 Jerncho Turnpike OWEN HARREN Carpentrg Phone FLoral Park 4 2166 PARK MANOR SERVICE STATION Covert and Marshall Avenues Phone FLoral Park 4 9466 PARK TRADING POST 236 Jerlcho Turnplke Phone FLoral Park 4 1672 REDVANLY S MEN S SHOP Complete Lzne of Sports ear 165 Tulip Avenue Phone FLoral Park 4 4006 CHARLES RICHARDSON JR Wines and Lzquors 372 Tulap Avenue Phone FLoral Park4 1550 JOSEPH RIEDMAN CO Pltunbtng Heatzng Servzre Office and Showroom 7 Vlolet Avenue Phone FLoral Park 4 1423 ROCHE PHARMACY Matthe Roelre Pharmaczst 217 Jerncho Turnpnke Phone FLoral Park 4 0521 RUSSO TAILOR SHOP Tuxedos For Hire 129A Tulup Avenue Phone FLoral Park 4 9761 SCHAEFER S CONFECTIONERY Home 'llade Ire Cream Candies and lee Cream Cakts 150 Tulop Avenue Complnments of SCHER S fipplzanre Center Furniture C ZANETTI S Confeetroners Restaurant 230 Jertcho Turnpnke Flushing Complrments of MISS JOAN DINAPOLI 9815 184 KAISER HARDWARE 222 14 Unlon Turnpuke Forest Halls JOSEPH ABBRUZZO I' xpert Haxreulters 71 03 Austun Street Phone BOulevard 8 6408 MAJESTIC ORION SERVICE Cleaners Dsers Tazlorers 72 50 Austm Street Franklln Square some M ourrv Counselor at La 6 New Hyde Park Road Phones FLoral Park 4 1570 Fleldstone 7 2209 ERMA S THEATER SWEET SHOPPE Where 4llF1ne Fello s Meet Sodas Sundaes Malteds Juke Box Next To Franklun Theater FRANKLIN SQUARE BOWLING ALLEYS John Hoffman Prop 20 New Hyde Park Road Phone FLoral Park 4 9595 JOHN S SANITARY BARBER SHOP Treat Yourself To the Best Speezalz mg m Chtldrens and Ladzes Hazreuttzng 10 New Hyde Park Road DR M KAPLAN Chzropodzst Podzatrzst 334 Hempsted Turnpuke Phone FLoral Park 4 3170 PAUL S BAR AND RESTAURANT Specmlt mg zn Ilalzan Cookzng Domzmc Grefo Sanz Serza 380 Hempstead Turnplke Phone FLoral Park 4 9526 TOM S FRANKLIN SQUARE BARBER SHOP Thomas Oro Prop Prompt and Courteous Ser ree 3 56 Hempstead Turnpike TOM S GULF SERVICE STATION Tulnp Avenue Phone FLoral Park 4 9414 POPPY S BAR AND RESTAURANT P1 a to Take Out Ilalzan eimerttar 11 mes and Lzquors 529 Franklun Avenue Phone FLoral Park 4 9372 JOHN S VOGT Real .Estate and Insurance 6 New Hyde Park Road Phones FLoral Park 4 5757 Fleldstone 7 1170 WULFORT S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 18 New Hyde Park Road Phone FLoral Park 4 4822 Food Now come out fnghtung Do 1 hear FIVE? lt s a lovely day today Wk NS. Then nn l603 Sngns of Autumn I went to see all of you' at that game tomorrow Freeport HARRY S BICYCLE SHOP I nmo Sharpen d Repazred flex llade EnpertRfpa1r1n, BO Pnne Street Phone FReeport 9 2410 VISIT MIKE S BARBER SHOP l38 South Mann Street Bet Merrnck Road and Smnth Street Complnments of SCHULTZ SPORTING GOODS Garden Glty ADELPHI DELICATESSEN Henrx J 'lfuellern Prop 40 Nassau Boulevard Phone GArden Cnty 7 94lO LOUIS ANIANO INC Plnzmlunng and Ilratznn, Ser ne llanor C as and Hertrnf Ipfllllllffb Phone GArden Cnty 7 0207 BARBATSULY BROS Fzrze Furs 644 Frarnklnrn Avenue Phone GArden Cnty 7 8280 CANIVAN BROS INC 166 Seventh Street Garden Cnty 429 Clnnton Street Hempstead THE GOODIE SHOP Srhool Supplnen Full Lzne of Toys 20 Nassau Boulevard HOFFMAN S DELICATESSEN ISO Seventh Street LOU S TAILORING Sports Jaflzelt and Slafkv ilteratzons Cleamnn, Prevnmq 43 New Hyde Park Road Phone Fl..Oral Park 4 Ol6l STREETS MEN S SHOP 923 Franklnn Avenue Phone GArden Cnty 7 224l TECHNI CRAFT SHOE REPAIR AND HAT CLINIC Il e Do Hzgh Crade Shoe Repazrzng 650 Franklnn Avenue TERVO S HOUSE OF SPECIALITIES 4rt Camera 'Ilodel 'lluszf and Ceramzc Supplzes l4 Nassau Boulevard D VALLE Custom Tazlor Formerly zth II et el of 'Se lark IO Nassau Boulevard Phone GArden Cnty 7 9648 A AND F AUTO BODY CO 2l5 Herrncks Road Phone GArden Cnty 7 2SlO NASO S INN Beer Sand zches Table Serwce for Ladzes Thnrd Avenue and Jerncho Turnpnke Glen Cove ANDY S BAKERY Qualztx Baked Prtdzaft Our Spefzalrtx Italzan and Frernfh Bread Phone GLen Cove 4 ll45 Glen Head THE GLEN HEAD PHARMACY I S Palmer L D llzllar Phone lOO-4 Glen Oaks DON S CHINESE AMERICAN RESTAURANT 252 Ol Unnon Turnpnke Phone Fleldstone 7 9744 TURNPIKE FABRIC MART 252 l3 Unnon Turnpnke Phone Fieldstone 7 0292 Hempstead A L FRANKS INC 'llen 5 and Bom Shop lS l7 Mann Street BAYSIDE MOTORS INC Chnsler and Plymouth Sales and Serzzfe 284 Mann Street Complnments of A FRIEND ALBERT HEINLEIN G SON Landscape Fardeners 58 Smnth Street Phone HEmpstead 2 4482 J EASTERN CAMERA EXCHANGE Long Islands Ilost Complete Camera Shop 66 W Columbna Street Opp Hempstead R R Statnon HEMPSTEAD TAILORS AND FURRIER5 II and S ironnorz Props 72 North Franklnn Street Phone HEmpstead 2 98l7 HIGGINS AND BECKETT Optzfzans Professnonal Bunldnng Phone HEmpstead 2 3593 HILL MOTORS INC rluthorz ed Ford Dealer 257 Mann Street LALMANT FUREY MOTORS INC Dodge Plymouth Sales Servnce 229 North Franklnn Street Phone HEmpstead 2 O274 WISEFIELDS JEWELERS Etpert II atrh and Je elry Repamng 88 Mann Street Phone HEmpstead 7 7046 SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 259 Fulton Avenue Phone HEmpstead 2 4275 , , , , H - , V ,nr -azz zwrf-, f , I A . ' ' 'yn - '- n ' ' fn . n - fs I - . Y X - . ' n . 9 A r - -A A X .9 5 , P X 1 N- - - , h A 'Ds X I n - I I .fs - ' ' 7' ' ' - n. . -- 2 ' - I n - . ' 1 n ' 1 A' 15- ' - I ' 2 A 5 ' .A ' A . . l , . ' n ,J -. . Hardware -Builders ' ' A n n I . ' V. n . v un V , n 1 l ' I . t , I , . I- l I . . . W . . . . , , . . r . , . ,, , . I A . , ',, . . n ' 1 . y -' , - , . . - ' . - l 1 . tn--I F nv 7 A-I 7 l U- u 4 I-9 , I U 1 7 ,., ' ' 4 - LL . , w , ' OUR SHOPPE Infants' and Childrerfs 1I'ear 401 Hempstead Avenue Hoboken, N. I. Best Wishes From A FRIEND ANN'S Dressnzaking and .llillinery 190-O3 Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOllis 5-2433 CARSTENS DELICATESSEN 195-47 Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOllis 5-7086 Compliments of A FRIEND ERNIE'S DELICATESSEN Home Made Salads and Cold Cuts 205-15 Hollis Avenue Phone: HOllis 4-4412 A. L. FITZGERALD Wines and Liquors 188-28 Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOIlis 5-9666 FRANK J. HANS C7 SONS Funeral Home 192-O7 Jamaica Avenue Phones: HOllis 5-2666, 2667 GEORGE NEWI Prime .lleat Market 205-O9 Hollis Avenue Phone: HOIlis 5-8872 RUDMANN'S PHARMACY Jamaica Avenue, Cor. 190th Street Phone: HOllis 5-3646 ALFRED AND CHARLES HAIRDRESSERS 89-58 165th Street Phone: REpub1iC 9-0500 B Cr B CLOTHES SHOP Jarnaica'x Finest Clothing Store Smart Clothes for .llen and Boys 164-O8 Jamaica Avenue Long Island City FLOOD BROTHERS Textene Laundries 1145 47th Avenue Malverne A. L. Cv i. ssnvic: snmon, mc. Complete Service For Your Car 125 Broadway Phone: LYnbrook 9-6550 Manhasset BOCK MUSIC COMPANY 9 Bayview Avenue EUGENE'S BARBER SHOP .tlzcays First Class Service 15 Bayview Avenue MANHASSET SPORTS SHOP Phil Ruggiero 1 1 1 Plandome Road Phone: MAnhasset 7-1947 Compliments of STRATHMORE LUNCHEON ETTE Massapequa E. J. KENNEDY Wine and Liquor Store-Lic. No. 1489 Grand Avenue MASSAPEQUA FUEL COMPANY, INC. Oil Burners - Sales - Service Hicksville Road and R. R, MASSAPEQUA REST II. H. fllaass, Prop. Sunoco Service Station Merrick and Hicksville Roads Phone: MAssapequa 6-0983 Mineola Annes Ciqarx - Toys - Stationary Gifts - Candies 150 Mineola Boulevard Phone: GArden City 7-5994 GEORGE C. ASHBY HARDWARE CO. Corner Main and Second Streets Phone: GArden City 7-1312 BARNWELL TIRE CO.. INC. 263 Jericho Turnpike Phone: GArden City 7-3333 BELLA-NAPOLI RESTAURANT Italian Foods Our Specialty 1OO East Jericho Turnpike Phone: GArden City 7-5339 Compliments of CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA Court Immaculata No. 444. GENSEL'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE 550 Jericho Turnpike GOULD SALES CO. Nationally Advertised Merchandise 154 Mineola Boulevard Phone: GArden City 7-5729 FRAME MOTOR COMPANY Sales - Chevrolet - Service 12 East Jericho Turnpike at Rosyln Phone: GArden City 7-8444 J. KATZ FURNITURE COMPANY 108-10 Main Street Phone: GArden City 7-2000 KUCK'S DELICATESSEN Frosted Foods 141 Mineola Boulevard Phone: GArden City 7-4729 lalnaica Phones: MASS-BPSQUB 6-1545: 2350 LOCAL STEEL 6' SUPPLY COMPANY, IN Construction lllaterials MASSAPEQUA MARKET Contractor - Supplies C0mPl'm9 1f5 Ol The Friendly Market 60 Jericho Turnpike A FRIEND Broadway Phone: GArden City 7-0864 M. Tullius Cicero a la Jim Poag. W'ld W1ll'9 LY9ffifiC f8C1slG- SENATUS Q' mum DICCNS lr V 0 ' i 1 J mac sv G-Juno . c9515 1 ,go Future Tommy Dorseys. MERENDA'S HARDWARE Locksmith - .'lloore's Paint 270 Jericho Turnpike Phone: GArden City 7-9843 MEYER'S MINEOLA BAKERY Fine Bread, Rolls, and Pastry 131 Mineola Boulevard Phone: GArden City 7-2150 MINEOLA PHARMACY S. Decker, Ph.G. 266 Jericho Turnpike Phone: GArden City 7-3595 NORTH SHORE ELECTRIC CORPORATION Licensed Electrical Contractors Showroom 525 Jericho Turnpike Compliments of MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM POWERS REINKE FLORIST Second Street and Third Avenue Service Entrance To Nassau Hospital Phone: GArden City 7-3312 A. H. REISS AND S. REISS Optometrists 146 Mineola Boulevard Phone: GArden City 7-1221 WALSH AND McDERMOTT Fine Liquor and Wines Foch Boulevard and Hillside Avenue Phone: GArden City 7-4477 WASS MOTORS, INC. Kaiser-Frazer, Sales and Service 1 10 Willis Avenue Phone: GArden City 7-0003 New Hyde Park ALTMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Opposite Bank of New Hyde Park Jericho Turnpike Phone: FLoral Park 4-4483 THE BELL AGENCY John P. Bellamente General Insurance 412 Jericho Turnpike Compliments of MR. ANR MRS. JOSEPH J. RHODES T. F. DELANEY Home and Garden Wares 1586-88 Hillside Avenue Phone: FLoral Park 4-7676 ECONOMY OIL BURNER AND HEATING SERVICE 253 Jericho Turnpike Phones: FLoral Park 4-2260 Fieldstone 7-2121 ERNIE'S SEAFORD BAR Where Everybody is Cousins 247 Jericho Turnpike Phone: FLoral Park 4-9491 HILLSIDE MEN'S SHOP Arrow Shirts - Interwo'uen Socks 1648 Hillside Avenue Phone: FLoral Park 4-0280 HOWARD TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE STORE Radio - Television - F. M. Refrigerators - Washing Machines 1610 Hillside Avenue Phone: FLoral Park 2-8181 JAMAICA SASH If DOOR CO. .-iluminum Combination II indou's and Doors 1655 Jericho Turnpike Phones: FLoral Park 4-2067 Fleldstone 7-1867 MACROSE LUMBER CO., INC. Nassau Terminal Road and Jerricho Turnpike Phone: FLoral Park 4-4630 Compliments of POP'S COZY NOOK 1631A Hillside Avenue RAYO OIL CO., INC. Service is Our Business 470 Lakeville Road Phone: FLoral Park 4-9041 New York City A. W. DEAN COMPANY Insurance Brokers and Consultants 59 John Street 187 Private study, 1951. Queens Village CROSS ISLAND OLDSMOBILE, INC. Safety Tested Used Cars - 216-02 Hempstead Avenue Phone: HOllis 4-7070 FRIED HEALTH PHARMACY I. Fried, Ph.G. 90-37 Springfield Boulevard Phones: HOllis 5-9643, 9352 M. .IAEGER C7 SONS Jewelers - Watchmakers 215-43 Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOllis 5-5316 A. E. MacDONALD REFRIGERATOR CO Commercial Refrigeration 218-34 Hempstead Avenue Phone: HOllis 8-1600 JAMES C. MARTIN Funeral Director 103-44 Springfield Boulevard QUEENS OUTLET STORE Men's and Young Men's Slacks Suits - Sports Jackets 198-05 217th Street QUEENS VALET Dry Cleaners and Launderers 91-01 Springfield Boulevard Phone: HOllis 4-3223 QUEENS VILLAGE SERVICE STATION H. Meliere, Prop. Jamaica Avenue Next to Queens Theater ROTH PHARMACY 212-02 Hillside Avenue Phone: HOllis 5-2266 VILLAGE PHOTO SHOP .Everything Photographic 215-39 Jamaica Avenue Phone: HOllis 4-2397 Roosevelt LOUIS CLEANERS Tailor - Cleaner - Furrier 261 Nassau Road NAGEL'S SERVICE STATION 450 Nassau Road Rockville Centre Complnments of A FRIEND CARL S MARKET Carl Hezderzrh Prop Przme Heats and Groferres 169 Maple Avenue Phone ROckvnlle Centre 6 4437 Complnments of A FRIEND GREYSTONE WINE AND LIQUOR 70 Seamen Avenue Phone ROckvnlIe Centre 6 0682 EUGENE F HAWKINS Home Furmshzngs 24 North Park Avenue Phone ROckvllle Centre 6 3105 ROCKVILLE GIFT and ART GALLERIES An Atmosphere Conducne lo Lezsure Shoppzng One Park Avenue SUNRISE PHARMACY Whelan Drug Store 29 North Park Avenue HENRY R WEICH Repazrs of All Kmds 141 North Park Avenue Roslyn Heights Compluments of WARD P BURNS Sannt Albans CHRIS DELICATESSEN Bzrdsexe Fro en Foods 201 03 114th Avenue Phone HOllls 4 2187 KARL SCHWENGER Przme Ileats Poultry Pro-vzszonx 113 63 Sprmgfneld Boulevard Phone HOIIIS 4 1188 Wantagh csnrmu. com. Ano on. co Burns Avenue Phone HEmpstead 2 4980 WAntagh 2 0670 Westbury TROT INN Dzne rn a Cozy Atmosphefe Food Inexpensrvely Przced Opposite Roosevelt Raceway West Hempstead SUN CO Men s and Women x Suzts Umforms Made To Order 1 Hempstead Tumpuke Phone HEmpstead 2 9771 THE SUGAR BOWL The Best For The Best 268 Hempstead Avenue FLO Cv JOE CHINESE AMERICAN RESTAURANT 508 Hempstead Avenue Phone HEmpstead 2 9481 Williston Park EAST WILLISTON DRUG STORE S Ferrettz Pharmoezst 'Votary Publtc 65 Hnllsnde Avenue Phone GArden Cnty 7 2020 ECONOMY DRUG C0 S H Bradly PhG 64 Hnllsude Avenue Phone GArden Cnty 7 4299 West Hempstead CHESNEY S ESSO SERVICE STATION Tzres Tubes lircessorzes Cars Called For And Delzvered JOHNS HERRICK DINER Corner Hernck Road and Hnllslde Avenue THE LAMPLIGHTER Fzxtures Applzances Lampparts Matthew J Cerney Lzc Electrzcmn 157 Hullsrde Avenue Phone GArden Clty 7 0026 O SULLIVAN S SERVICE STATION Used Cars Hnllsude and Wnlluston Avenue ROBERT S MEAT CENTER Farmerx Outlet 29 Hullsnde Avenue THE WALKER GIFT SHOP 58 Hnlsnde Avenue St Agnes Usherettes 188 l ' - . : ' - I ' - , . . 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We wish to thank them all and especially the following: John Baxter, Junior Scalia. Willie Tynan, Jim Hartigan lwhose portrait unfortunately does not adorn this page' and Ray Urbinato for their fine work in the Ad drive. Mr. Ben Jones, Ray Fiedler. Doug Cole and Ed Turner for enhancing our photographic content with contributions of some or their negatives. Bill Carruth for his numerous hours of filing negatives and Bill Oberle for his assistance in typing, Tully, Montilino and Ullrich fwhose brain, incidently, created this themei the notorious and persuasive trio, for making the subscription drive as successful as it was. Jim Cremins for his lengthy correspondence in securing the picture of the Assumption and Jim Dunne for taking care of the many details so necessary for a complete annual. Bill Condren for his management of the Patron Drive. Mr. Routel and the Routel Studios for the excellent profes- sional touch in the senior and faculty portraits. LEDGMENTS Messrs. Fred and Frank Ball and the entire staff of the New City Printing Company for all the personal interest and patience they showed in our work. Mr. Allis and Smith, Molloy Cover Co., for their fine assistance in turning out a wonderful cover. Brother Louis Nath who found time from his numerous duties to create the superb art work and air brushing for the theme sections. Brother Gerald Morris for injecting pleasant humor into the book with his unique captions. Brother Paul Reich for his valuable advice and assistance in the dark room. Brother Roman Wicinski for his greatly appreciated art work. Brother Joseph Gaudet to whom the senior class and this staff in Darticular will be eternally grateful. His direction was tire- less and without his photographic and creative abilities this book would never have become a reality. ln closing our theme we make a sincere wish that you might enjoy these pictures that we have taken and the words that we have written which are a treasure of our student days, some of the happiest days of our life. THE STAFF High Sellers in the Ad Drive: Ray Urbinato, Larry Gallacher, Bill Tynan, John Scalia and John Baxter. Bill Carruth, Ubgcripr. Sp - o Ve yearbecial Editor ' nfllirvo, NiCkDromOrers ook the S 'H dev 195 Joe T , Ullrich ' J,m 1e:Jfr,, Delopfng U ly. and Ll Cremins. fine and John M PH Dri Filing Negatives o Q.: . IN' 0 0 S-Q., -Q., ,,,hw I III? 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