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

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Tin: 'ilforch STEPHEN REIDY A namely young man af bury ar 4 bee. Steve Incarnation K. D. C. I, 2, 3. 4,' K. D. C. Sacrirtan 2: Clair Debating Team 3, 4,' Manager of Batkelball 4,' Clan A. A. Rep. 4. That sunny September day seemed bleak and terrible to that shy group of freshmen. gathered together in the audi- torium of De La Salle. about to embark on their high school career. It seemed as though they were scared to look or to smile at each other. but there was one who did look and did smile. This was Stephen Reidy. His small frame has been more than amply made up for by the broad smile which has lighted his visage through his four years in De La Salle. An excellent student. a gentleman, and a supporter of De La Salle are but three of the attributes of this fine fellow. Steve has distinguished himself as debater. and in his hands, managership of basketball as well as Class A. A. Representation, have received excellent care. EDWIN J. SAI-IM He Ilan! bulb knowledge .rpareih wofd.f. Ed. Creston Junior H. S. Clan Relay 2g Arclaconfraiernily 2, 3, 4, Ed entered De La Salle in the Septem- ber of 1927 from Creston Junior H. S. in the city of New York. From the first, he showed his willingness to work and has always been in the fore scholastically. He can talk on a variety of subjects but his favorite topic is a discussion on the ab- sorbing subject, radio. That boy sure knows his grid-leaks and audio frequen- cies. Ed expects to spend the next four years or so at some nearby college, to lit himself for a career as an electrical en- gineer. His calm, collected manner in ad- dition to his active intelligence. will carry him far in his chosen profession. Out- side his studies he has-found time to en- tertain the school very successfully with his tickling the ivories. - Perhaps some day Ed will build a per- fect radio reproducer or advance a revo- lutionary theory in electricity. but what- ever he does he will do it well. ,..',N View .-15,v.:,4,y.fg.,, 1 fe.: .. A K 'gs-4 . . V-flfifili ' ,. , ., .,-fgf. vt' .l .nb he i' . z' 4 nl . ,.l,!3u ,-..1.t.g- gk,-.4 ,,5.,', slaiggf 32,4 , 1.1 155, .5 Het-gr . .v,', .N s 31.54, , 1-'PQ ,TY 1 'shi ' '1 cu' -'ff ' l'2f:'.l f'.-.-LN PQ-i U, 1,,'. iii mdk. 1 25 2 Q31 . -1' W1 F 'fl---is ..-gif 3. lk' ul '21-L43 , 'x LM. i .5 iii? fs - i Aljfjfinsetf 5-5 ' 'fiffstifgii A 1 -y.g2'A,-ig? Q55 Lx H93 .c X'-35 vw:-. X. I ,Q .N-.i -. -f e, ,4..i...,' -x 1 . LW'--:l 'ix wt' 'f i.'i':Tl'ifi'f',iW it I -t f... 15457, ' 'Q rj , , qty ig A' K5 'fl , Lu: . . - u.f.'ii-'- ., ,'sq,f:. ' Q' -' 'r2 Yi 1 l': Q era. . sz-1f'4 ...IW it Q 11.12-r'.' 4. ' 3-ee 1,4 HEEL . Wi' iii . Hkff- A ifgii' 1 tt, M. . .j'f1Qf- ,. A. Hear,- .v,-..s?f- , ' 3 1- 'L1 .f.- f : .I Qksilifks 'f 52. - ,121-rg. - iff' S. 1 :yn 2' V .3!:' ..- 5-1-3.-J ,rl re-1 i35.F -i I, .Jim il . 1,-.-7.5 .g','1L-A 71 1 93: Y-31:1 .-. .ggi-:Q Q 1f:'.Q2:?a --s viii 1?-w .'r.1t'? .1 -sa ' ' :ff ... b 1,3 . ' Y. Twins .-1.:,.3.!- 'H ':L'i':'f1fe i Y 1. jj: - I ,,.- .1 li 3,- ':1f'L.5'f'4 '- .i K .set , 5--1.1:-. Tl i'.'5: 1 .1--71 F' ff' 1 2. 4 .Q 1' sg:-Q, Ctllffillw 1 -gpg. J bi-fl f -'- 'FEI U, .. . A fa - Zi 'Ti F'l-, E fig i, :K -i.. ss , -J. i 11 -fl 5-ggi vii I , ,Y ,V Ag. 1 . 1.P ' 1 , i . jglg ,i -Ci. '93 . 7 h . ,dh .IL l 1 . j,TQ.i -.'. iff'

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Th il orilh ANTHONY SULLIVAN Good thing: come in .rmall porkage. Sully, Irishi Immaculate Conception Varrily Trark 1, 2, 3, 4,' Croix Country 2, 3, 4,' A. A. Reprerenlatiue 4,' Debating Team 4,' K. D. C. 3, 4,' Clan Burkelball 2, 3, 4. Sully is perhaps one of the smallest members of our class, but it is an unat- tested fact that he possesses one of the biggest and stoutest hearts. which fact may be accounted for since he is a light- ing Irishman. In his four years in De La Salle, Irish has distinguished himself by his dogged determination in succeeding in all his enterprises. whether they be ath- letic or otherwise. In the first year Sully joined the track squad and his recognized ability and persistence have been a valu- able factor to De La Salle's success for the past four years. Long will the mem- bers of this class of '30 remember the broad smile and the amiable words of .ith-. Y 1' 77 fffli ' . Q A 2-i , get rn H - i 'L f,,,'f-- Vi. -. f irst - .hr-Q, i ' 4 ,i. ' f ff . x ' f-c...- 'V .wg -Q., . as-1-.. ' ..,,. .5 ., .mx-., . Y Ure . i K N 5 1 FY i .f - .- bfi ' 'ii-f'lQ 5, ri N A ,tt -A my . . Mk, ,A K.. . ...HA f.-,gg x , ' R'-vb :- A l. -l,i','j.l ,ig,i,,,, ,. I. W.. 1v'x',-- , . ': I '-ivrk'-',fg'fix -5,-:rs n-'-ly, ' ' ,1,l.'gi'l53 '1 :-Tiff '. '--V 4 ' 's ' W' F-'TT' ru. J' .--Jia - .2-4 l-' hMWMs , mfr, ' gm? -9 ..-1 :rf-1-311' ' I i i ai s . i ll 2 I 1 r 1 i 1 i FQ -' fm' 5+ I 4 55 fl.. IV P . e r 1' i 1 gh, , F4 A hw gl 1 xqx I n I P i I 'K I Y l v.,,, Y ! J Sully, and as our Irish enters upon four more successful years in Manhattan Col- lege. let us -all join in wishing him good luck, which we are sure will be his. FRANCIS TOOLEY Fame grow: like cl tree with hidden life. Frank, Junior All Hallows Debaling 3,' Clan Relay 3, Clan Bo:- ketball 3,' Arclarorzfmternityq 3, 4,' K. D. C. 3, 4,' Sufimrzzing 4. In the year 1928 Frank came to De La Salle. We recognized him immediately as a conspicuous young fellow, a man about town, the center of the group. His face soon became familiar and in little or no time at all his popularity was established. During his Junior year Frank took part in almost everything that came along. He was a member of the class basketball team and also joined the relay squad. As a debator Frank was a great success. Stud- ies he also tackled with much success. In general he was an all around top-norcher. In his fourth year he was elected as rep- resentative of the Senior class for the photography committee. This alone is proof of his expanded popularity. After graduation Frank intends to study medi- cine. We wish him all the luck in the world. and we hope to meet soon again, and until then, adieu Frank. 1930 1 v 1 i , ' i Q.. I - I ' 3 . - 5.5141 ' 579. . ', ,i:7:-wi , -.Q' .gi-S19 , . 1 123521-5 147 QQ?-'?5 ' V- --.-r,3.rA st- ' . --11 , ig -if 'A'--: Iikliifg I 'Z' J' ff. 5 r.?1-- ' .. 34:ff:,'a'? J- :. -xv ..gr 'Q- v .1 ,S -T R 1 1' 1 i cs, L l -c -1 .-.,,g::,. f .. J'-511422 -. . ' ,K .-.:::,:1:,,, :g f A '?,?Igg1:.: 7:51 '- 5252! af t'l?:e 5,, .. q':-4 ia '.79'-iv-liaza -5 - --1, -..g-1353 A Y .' .Ifs -14' ':. .1 5 K-fzff 1, -ix- ' ff e -QV, ff- ---W, wi-- , Af . V' li' al 'u sf 1' 9? , t r i in-il K , ' ' ' , ' ff'-'- .- . ' A -1,---gf . ' TES- . - fiat? 'ii Y, I.: mga! i 1 ,. 137.327 3- . V V. , - .V ri? ,l , , gags, ,rye-,L ' s T- Fi tt- ' ' .-.534 1 1 5, , -,.- 1-'f , A. -XLV: f 1 4 . 41.-Wasil QI' ' J . g ,gif -Q-1, 1 ' '- -'EFQIJ ll sg'Liz.W ,, ttf? ,- .f'1ff2T ' 1 , V..r35,'... W , L- ' 3- v 5 , -.. F-.qt , -1- r , ' ' --4'if-PQ Q i Q' . 7qr1'Es,vl'f f ' ,' ' 9 ff'31-it-1. ' - '-' .fs iff? 'J 37 ' . yr -gg . I ,l . -l,J.ia,,'4 , . ' eq-,Ly , 7 , . ' fi-. '52 ,ufiegaga- ., ' , I 5 'i:.'jf?f:.- ,s .mar f X . .,m,g.1.,f-gi, - J I 1,3--I.,-' . 'vt- A ' , --