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l'lRqT ROW left It Fl ht J RICCITDCHC J 'Nlcllu h N Dupre A Youn J falla her F Nloscartllo Fr 'llahoney NJ Nlr J Kennedy W Shea J llalprn D Dery J Oake SECOND ROW left to rl ht R Yates J ll lns Nl halter W llearlew R Davlch C NlcCullou ll Nl O Brut n W bonu rs C Staley E Fernandez THIRD ROW left to Fl ht L Tlrado E Soares Y hhaker NI kennedy J Fort C. Mendez W Rosen her er Nl Nlaxwell J Nelllgan R Botero FOI RTH ROW left to r1 ht D flea on W Lynch Class HISEOIY Only four years have jomed the annals of history smce we Jour neyed to the serene and leaf blankered campus of Cranwell Yet, we do not revtew the past days 1n terms of weeks and months but wlth the memorxes of often serrous humorous 1nc1dents whtch char acterlze any class We now d1scern those dtm, but everlastlng re membrances of former teachers, former classmates and former ttmes W1th a conglomerauon of reactlons Joy conslderatlon, many chuckles, justlflable prlde occasxonal regret and a few tears In that first sun bleached day or two we felt more luke v1s1tors than students IH thxs school whtch would come to mean so much to us But gradually the homestckness passed, and the first week sped on mto Father Ttme s haunts as we made frtends, attended the tra dttlonal Retreat, then w1tnessed the Holy Cross Georgetown game Then studles Father Talbot bravely took on the task of pound 1ng mto our mmds the declenslons, conjugatlons and rules that have Z1 Q. WI 'PKRAYG Mi P C7 V r gf nm I ff' I9 IQ 91 . I . . . I h . , . ' . . . , c '.Yrg... g. . g.. .. , . g..,g:.1 g :Ut 3. . 'g.. sg. 'Q . . -,t..:l.. '1.. 3. 5 ggl., :. 3. . . 5 . -'s. 'sl 1 - ': - igg'-': 9 , 'sl 1 -I S : - 4 . . 3 . j: . 3 .. . g 3 J. Conheady: V. butlerrez: J. Dessauerg E. OBr1en ' ' . ' ' ... ' ' . 1. 2, . .,, , . . C Q - , 1 , , . . . , . .. ' I - 5 ' -va 01, . n . n - o ' A I .lb S G OK --3 C'. -. - - lg Us-.S+ 'T' ffuli If 47' 00's. , 6'1 .- -rpg. .
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character1zed the Latm language and chagrmed the Latm scholar for t1me lmmemorable Ancient Hlstory and hnvlxsh, lettmg X equal the unknown 111 Algebra supplled plenty of studymg To occupy the chlef executlve s seat we selected Frank Moscarlllo, who was to be hampered w1th a knee mjury for most of the sehool year Although the thud of the foot agamst leather and the cllckety click of cleats on concrete lI1VC1glCd us along w1th the rest of the school, our ardor was somewhat dlmlmshed by the mtroductlon to demerlts and uv Nevertheless, Mlles OBr1en, B111 Somers, Norm Dupre and V1c Gutlerrez proved thexr mettle on the V grldlron I-Ieedxng xmmy I-Ialpms apt suggestxon, Coach Rooney mstltuted V football for smaller asp1rants, and weeks of pract1ce cul mmated rn an mtrasquad game JIIN Halpm quarterbaeked h1s team to a close victory over Norm Dupre s squid Blll Shea gave evldence of thlngs to come bv seorxng IWILC john Dessauer and Charlle McCullough on on fated October after noon declded to play bombardlers on a group of unsuspectmg Semors Thelr I111SSllCS, carefully almed bags ol water, resulted Ill rand after rald on the Freshman quarters untnl she r publleltv ended all Ol battahon VVlI1I1ll1g the great majorm ox er the hapless second ln early November we pa1d our respeets to the Samt Irancxs rel1c Soon came our hrst xacatxon, and the usual post saeatlon tales as saulted our unwrllmg ears Then suddenlv Christmas eame and went, brmgmg a eos ermg of Carrara Wfe eheered the sarsnty basket ball team onto a nerxe wrackmv, albelt suecessful season and took an actlve part in mtramural basketball, I'I1L3I1VSl'l1lL sandvuchmg 111 two VICIOFICS over the Sophomor s Unfortunately an unusually m1ld w1nter wreaked haxoc wlth the hockey sehedule, permlttmg only one game We learned the benehts of study when the hrst roomstudy l1St was posted and when the exemption sheet appeared 1 anuary Several new words augmented our growmg socabulary, among them, blue book and crammlng as the monster named Mld year exams appeared But only hrs roar gave us coneern, as the hours 1n the classrooms vanqulshed llllil handlly At th1s t1me we welcomed B111 I-Iearley, who halled from Albany N Y Not content w1th SLlH:CI'lllg the Semors sallents, we took on the Sophomores, and emerged vlctorlous nn the snow obscured battles 1n the cool of wlnter es emngs 26 A 1 . 7- . J D. . , course, interfloor pillowhghts were common, with the third floor Y . t - C si -v W . - . . U y A Y, . Y i 'x . q 1. s e . E Q ' v .A .1 D ' 1 I yi- . 1' ' N 1 ' 'r ' g . . . cc 7: rc ' as 1 ' - , . . . . . , . w i
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