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

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1848 E 1948 DE LA SALLhS INS1 ITLTES CLASS OF 86 SL ond Row The late Pltrlck Cardmal Hawes I'1ftH from left X.. Q . - Y , , L , 1: fl 1 A 2 ' ' . 1 'V 3 1 Q. A A - lf R51 ' ' V ' ' ' ' ' 'rvmu W- L v , JN L V x N X I X I Y R ' Q xx' H 2 -A X X . - - H . 1.. A, A L Cin' of Ncw X urk from lcrscj' City, I8-59. 1Curricr and lxcsj 54 ' '

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FHESHMA 1948 NOTHING BUT THE BEST Mind l hn Xlurphy Xlntent Bro nan Daniel Cullahan N11 had O Han wn R mrl eterson Brother Vkrllnm XXllll'llT1 Chg rl Cllbe t Brwlx Nlallrlte C rt Norman Nrrwle Rudx Xan Fvmlen Nttontl mu Dautl fmrten Thomas De Fu eo Robert Callahan Cetrge Xlger Paul C untere limes Palllster laul Berger Ce LC Xlalt nex Charles Vi 'thllg Edward lxarne l hn Nl xx Thml mu Robert Dunn Ntephen T th I hn Folex lthn Qulhane F an C rr ll Paul Lef lf Robert Begln lt hn Hugga d Robert H dee Rlthartl Russo Eugene C,lIl1l'lll1Ll'l'il'N Nll hwel XX hln, ACTIVITIFS Brother XVllll3mS class has won the tltle of the Freshman Inter Scholastlc Track Champlons and was represented at the Penn Relays by Robert Callahan Daud Garten prox ed to be as energetlc ln debatmg for he was a Hnallst 10 the Fresh man Trophy Debate Contest IC also partlclpates on the Varszty B1sketball X arsnty Baseball Freshman Basketball and Freshman Baseball Teams CL-XXX OFFIQFPN QLr Ry X ha l Vs '1hl1L Trea urer xml N re L' L l L 1 I 53 ' 'N s,,, ,, N ' ,Q , 'e 'v 'A - i+v,gQ i 4 Q ji If 1' .Vz ' , l. to r.: o A -, ' ' s , . ' T . , , I .- ' . lt , iel. t ll . , H' Vt , H' -1 F 0 u, T' . L Q', . Q A' Q05 tllo, . . 1 ,F . L T, Q' v tt . ': I , . S' , I , 3 w 1 ' f , 9 :, . . f v Y y ' 3 or' . N j, F . J v. ' , '. '. rs, Vo . efhw an, Lawrence Avery, Gerald Fiuhini. ' ': , f o , to j, V W F 1 , r. cls in u , for e, Y',,w r, 0 1, 1 .,, ' 1. ,.'ct 2 W. . . , . Q ,, Q . ' 33 Q Q Q . . Q. QQ ,Q Q. Q ' - a z 'J . Q Q Q Q Q , ,Q Q , . , . e - ,xt . ff . j . lie .e Y, 1 s . Dax fizxrten, fee tart' 3 Rn. err llt-xv, Res tlent X , Lfl 2lYlCe WI hllu, Xvlqe-lxresnlermt 5 , . ix .Q

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ji cle 5 Ira.. QM 15435 was 'Sm 1942 LE +V! 4-' x WY09' 5111 r- HE tradltron of SOCICIICS at De La Salle IS strong Going back to , . M-4 the early 60s we see that Alma Mater was one of the first schools X V-A L 1n New York to hawe a band Choral un1ts and dramatlc clubs kept the lrfe of the school ugorous In the late 60s the De La Salle Monthly was first publlshed and since that trme pubhcatlons have been quite contmuous at De La Salle Also may we note the lmportance of forensrcs at Alma Mater In the 90s and the early years of the century the Henry Clay Debarlng Soclety of D LS dommated local speech actlvrty Of3IOIlLHl and Publrc Speaklng Contests have always featured the years of D L S From 1891 to 1912 and from 1916 to 1925 the De La Salle Cadet Battallon bore ltself wrth dlstlnctlon and was mstrumental 1n quallfyrng many a D L S man for commlssron The life of D L S has been most manlfest ln IIS many extracurr1cular actrvrtles So do we salute a great nearly century old program of slgnlficant extracurrlculars 6 x 3 as ' ' H ww 25111 xc: or 4- SUEIETIES