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

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THE TORCH STAEE Robert P. Curley, Editor-in-chief John J, Clark, Bzuinefx Manager ART EDITORS Lawrence Rooney Hubert Boyle William Brooks Frank Dingle ASSOCIATE EDITORS Geoffrey Bourke Francis Conroy James Daley James Fetherston Arthur Glynn Andrew Kirby John Meany Thomas Troy Robert Nugent Dennis O'Connell Charles Passler 70 Frank Quinlan Stephen Reidy John Sheehan Francis Tooley John Donoghue

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