De La Salle Institute - Torch Yearbook (New York, NY)

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The Torch GEOFFREY BOURKE Elegant at simplicity and warm at ec:la.vy. Jeff Xavier President A. A. 4g Clan' Secretary 2 g Clan Vice-P1-exidenl 3,' Track 3, 4,' Croix COIllll1'y 3, 4,' Clair Baxkeflmll 2, 3,' Rep- 1-efeniatire 3,- Arclnconfralemity 2, 3, 3. IJ Although Jeff joined us in our Sopho- more year he soon won us by his irre- pressible smile and his ability as a leader. Jeff is one of those fellows, who has the rare ability to look at the world through rose-colored glasses, and who strives to make others look at it the same way. Ever since Jeff came to De La Salle he has been doing things. In his Sopho- more year. he became class secretary and played on the class basketball team. In his Junior year, he joined the track squad and cross country teams. In his Junior year he was also elected athletic repre- sentative. In his Senior year he was elected captain of the cross country team and again joined the track squad. As his record will indicate, he has always been a doer. What other quality would be more indicative of success 'in future life? HUBERT BOYLE A true poet it the poeff mind and 101113, l-Iub, Speed Holy Name School K. D. C. 1, 2, 3, 4,' Crux: Comzfry 4,' Clary Batkelball 2, 3. Wlien Hub entered De La Salle in 1 926 we found him to be the same likeable, happy and jovial fellow that he is today. It was not long before he obtained the name Speed due to his adeptness with board erasers. During his Sophomore and Junior years he held down a berth on the class basketball team. Besides be- ing an athlete, Hub is also one of the foremost students of the class. In his Senior year he represented the school in Cross Country and has just finished a creditable season. There are many things about Hub that might' show his sterling character, but there is one indication which surpasses all the rest. It is that spirit of do or die that he has and that has been so manifest during his high school career. Hub has not yet chosen his future life. but whatever it may be rest assured that Hub will make the most of it. Au revoir, Hub, and good luck. . 'g1ga':'jn'.rg9n1-qt. uf.-. -..f. ...mi i .H-.14 .ex f---we ff . - 1:-L ..--.-.'5a.-a- i.' ' ' -. rg -.1-r -, -xg - Jw-.9- N A f , : I .. ., kb - 3'-IQ! 3- .bg as ti, my-.il F-- '- j T, ailfr' ik'-bzl ' 1':.'f' -BL pri..-,- .. .1 QX an 3 iran M, .. f 1 J' A ei. 21:5- L-if 1 . 1 1 . 94 l f l N' f., ,, it - 4 I- .- 1 c K' K . J it 4 U v , .- i .. 1 l l ' S , i In ' ' i X I , K-'J I ' ' I : I . I t li ll f 'N 1 t .K X i ,, c 1 rl' X S .i . . 1 if li . , 'S X i I X 1- fi i , ,T . i -i N i' 4 l X -. ii I ' ix xv t ?' , ' :ITF if 'vit-Ai'-HQ-,K -Q 3 1 I ., ,, X ff ' it X I WAN 5 i- I -. wi -f W 1, t ,Z 4 , t i. L I ,i L I Q 4 e ., Y' , H ' 'Ii M33 i ii 1 ii il 4 ,, i 4 vi I ii ii Y li ' V 1 V i ' A im li i I lull I' if IRE I as 9 n '-' ii fl . A sv. I nv-7' L -, 1 a ' il' A 4 fine -I.,-1,-4'.,, f - s x v 1 .w 1 -. -,ff-,f ' JF K' LT rr- - 41:34 pl - .. :v..1s. 3-V' -:gr 2-1-ji-.3 fi- :.N Q Q.,5 - PJ? . ,,-V512 '- ' V , 5N,.,J' , ii, ,i ,LJ sifzasl-X' i er 1. S .GMT A ...A . . ...J ff -i2u.,a..: cf1Pi,...G' 3- ugh - f- '.i,s- -Y .-A PP if gi I- eil P -f. E'- wv 'Q .U it 2-A1 M X .44 zu, sf 9. X -.mr -' .J-Mila ' -'ti 8513, 'rx at-,5- f' 151551-im' 5- u-f.'.' 46514. sU:f-r'- -ri. . .,i, .f 1. 'vvik ei :- .A ... 1--,ii-.wA.' K. T. Kg ,, V 5 ll ,fe-' C of gf .. ., , c r. ,..Fi?. fiat X1 3 f. - 4 .- . -- . ia 1 . ..T' ' ig. :Q-115559 ' .. cr-A I. .'g...ei,eN. .i , 1: .ii r 7 , iz '. ::, '12 ,-1 I , L .f 1 -,-fu., - .:,, Wg... . , ., . i gi- . Qi! - A V 'f-. .J 'V t . -11 ,ff ,. . .- F 7, .5 .4 T- h - -1,,A..,.5.:. ,xl . 1 'Ax' i . . 1 . i . . ,- - ' Q .wi ' i - . , Ht' r' f . 2. -, n'.,,l,2 'Q a 3.. 'yy 3. aj- - '-. --1.1 'igaja . -, ,Z I. 1,141 r .l 1 ' ' . .e ,ietfitl - V' - L .1 . -: ,A -' . . Crit. ff.-,,'.i, --l 1,. 1- ...fl V?--'.j T-,w3,2',ifI, gr- Q ' . 2.-1: .ti.g-i'i-Z -' 1 A 'T' 5-:asf , f Way? S 'Fif i' a. nt. .. .:711'4E . ' 3,5 3--rr-.. 11,--' -1' ---it -' . . ks.. .if a

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fe- 1 g i, he l oral! JOHN CLARK He gains wirdom in a happy way. John Xavier Arrbronfralernity 1, 2, 3, 4,' Vice-preJi- dent 2, 3,' Torch slllf 4,' Clay: Burke!- bull 1, 2, 3. John entered De La Salle in his fresh- man year. From the start he has shown himself to be an exceptional student and a good mixer. Quick in the art of adap' tion he was elected vice-.president of his class in his junior and sophomore years. In his senior year he was elected to the Torch staff as Business Manager. John has also been a member of the Archcon- fraternity and has followed the activities of this organization throughout his stay at De La Salle. He has the unique chat- acteristic of sliding through,-winning by a nose. Often the class thought that it was all up with poor John, and awak- ened to Gnd him on the right side of the mark. During' the four years that we have known him we have found in him a true friend.-one in need. We'll miss our friend John. FRANCIS CON ROY Keep me innocent father ibm: make me great. .U Frank, Duke Holy Trinity K. D. C. 1, 2, 3, 4,' Mgr. of Croft Coun- try 4,' Mgr. of Trace 4. Frank entered De La Salle in his freshman year. He was as bashful as any of us for this was the greatest event of his life so far. However, notwith- standing the effect this great event had upon him his talent soon came to the front. In his lirst year he was chosen to manage the basketball team of the class. So great a success did he make of it, that in his senior year he was again chosen, this time as manager of the cross country and of the track teams. No matter what team may be playing. Frank is always there to cheer the boys on with real. true De La Salle spirit. In thc four years we have known him we have never known him to do anything that would blemish his manly character. After graduation Frank will go to Man- hattan College. He has all the attributes for- success and he has also the sincere wishes of his classmates for that success. l 5? SQ S 1 I 'f 'KLi2Yf'4.'e . ,vfyskfr f'-,'9y'9 :fl '1'f'W+11. f f. 1. .,,e,.,ia P, '.. Q ,,.Y A . A V, .... I 1 Q . l 1 L. tx, '- 14' 4 - 4 --. ' . fl ,n-i,1,'2I x v e, . A 3. 1,-Mg. -, 1- .1 -1 x. R is V ig . V ,ffl -- A5 -.ivy . 195 ll Q 1 u 1 l . 1 ,,-gr.f5.-Hole if! I H y ,M ,X.x,,.:1w 1' .1 x I 1-, .111 fi ' 1 .1-M. X1. g. .E I 1 1' I' 1 S W 'I sr t ,N 1 Q i 1 ' 1 'P l? ,1- 745 1-43. 1. 1.5 11 i N li 1 xx idk l fl, t If if 'lx-1 13- 5.1 ' .332 fu - -' r 1'. '-'Irlfrl .11 -- , A 1111 ,iwliwi --Iwi Mi 1 t .1.1 -1. 11 1 1 1 , .-an 1 11. .- - 1., , 1 . , , 1,1 A 11-4751 i-131'1-1i1I'L:.' 5 , 1Z, . Za- V V. .1v, S i L1 l 1 5 . 51. 1, tx, 1:WV,,v 1 .1 x Q' f H , 1 ,1 . . , X x C, . 1,1 . ,,. 11 2, A Jqrtrf .Zig 134115.51 1, . ' E35 . 53' .1,x,, , ---i.,,.- ., .-1,1 .- ,.c 6 - . -1, lla. at ff? 1 1.7-.5 TQ? Pr, A L: g,,.,.1.35',H,,g,'14,4e .lx . 4. -1..-.5 g iii F Y 2? 1 'V fn g f 'Ffa f, 1. 1, .522 :E 'Mi fe fl.. .ii L . -E43 1 ,M .I .x ,113 .51!s'. A:, ' 5 Hifi' as h 51 Q .E 1 - -5.- - ' 'ls - . -1 f.,-ear . F 'Y 1,-5 - 1.1: , 1 if' 1 '- 1 , 1 lr ,me '. fx ,gi ' 3 fi .N ,W . 1. emu