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

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1848 HEIIUHU STAFF 62 Stated ames O Hare lohn Doolan Leslle Xan Vlarter Joseph B1ssell Hubert OR1elly John Dallx Sramlmg john MtC'1rthx Donald Cox Alesxo Matera Fred Wert Robert lxlrkwood Charles DFHHOWIYZ Lauren e Cunmngham Thema Flynn Donald Berry MlchaelCamp1ns Mano Xalenrml Edzlor, JOSEPH BISSELL Associate Edzlor, LESLIE VAN MARTER Feature Editor, JOHN DOOLAN Slug Typzsi JOHN DALY B1ssell The efforts of Edltor B1ssell were most ably sustamed by Leshe Van Marter as assoclate ed1tor Wlth such management the several edltlons of the Record for the 47 48 scholastxc year were produced The edltmg and producmg of a paper has IIS many trymg detatls and challenges How ex er with a dependable staff the dxfhcultres were reduced to a m1n1mum The tradltnon of a school paper here at De La Salle can be traced back to the late slxtles Occasionally there have been lapses m productlon How ew er the RECORD offers an excellent medlum for those who haxe journallstlc mterest to be rm ested Too, ll offers an excellent medrum ror the clrculatlon of school thought mterest and sp1r1t To produce thc paper requlr s no small effort The edntors and staff are to be commended for therr efforts and sacrlfices nn seemg to If that De La Salle IS so sn ell represented in the field of scholastrc Journallsm f 5 J T R yrt J T at ff at . 5 i Thrs year the NRECOROII was edited under the able direction of Joseph 1' - - .U . ' ' V .Y .' Y -Y -9

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GLEE EL B 1948 DIRECTOR XIR PHILIP CARNEH S artl m I rr l r Cxuln Delatore Rl hard Nan Htrn Adrian Ollonnell Rwbert I-Iowe Xincenr Brosnrn Richard Russo Hugh Lands David Sheean Thomas Lonergan lerome Weiss ames Pettit Scared Xin ent Rad llc C erard Paul Ferdinand Zegel Robert Reed Alfred Smith I.ulte lvIcCann Ceorge B ewer Arthur Ruess john Turnbull Rudy Van Fmalen Albert Chur hir Co me Campos Thml mu Francis Pumrllo Ferdinand Garofalo jerry McDonald Thomas lxerghley lwseph Cumfl' Peter Henderson Daud Powers William Hewitt Dems Horgan Charles O Brien Ronald Bannister William Haye Francis Nesbitt lohn Sommer Arthur Cumming Fourth mu Robert lxlrkw wod john Carroll Richard DuBois Robert Slppel Henrx Fitzgerald Robert Columbo William Nlullrn Roger Nicholson Arthur Whealan Dems Sweenex john Bode Peter I.1ptrot Lat mu Iames Pallrster Robert Sheridan joseph Murphy Stephen Toth Raxmond Grawunder George Niger Richard Peterson William Clifford Paul Gurttere Thomas DeFus o Isexm ODea Paul Berger Edward lxarnes John Culhane lohn Huggard GLEE CLUB Dzrector, MR PHILLIP CARNEY De La Salle s able Glee Club, composed of underclassmen, sang on April 20 at Saint Patrick s for the Solemn Pontifical High Mass celebrating the centenary of the founding of the Christian Brothers in the United States The club offers its talents at the student meetings or other functions. Under Mr Carney s direction, it has proved a competent outfit and since its inception two years ago has noticeably grown. At least twice a week there is practice at which Mr. Carney strives for an artistic perfection that brings enjoyment to both the club and its heaters. May Mr Carney s efforts con- tinue to make De La Salle s Glee Club the ideal 61

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1948 HADIU CLUB Xlotleramr BROTHER ANQELV Pr ultnr ALEQSIO WATERA Y Ice. PT Itlerlr C ERARD PALL S retarx ROGER NICHOLQON Trta ur r FREDERICR XXERTZ S Lt l l r ohn llmssll Rtberr Wllllam wn Fredenclt Bt lt R Ler N1 h lstn lames OHare UL rm hn Dv lan I hn lxnox ferard Paul Freden lt VK err Bra ther An e m Ae Nlcntera Rlthard lxennevxeg Wllllam Hexutt lthn Nlurphx Nlamn Hwxe RwbertP'1luml'-w Wrth Brother Anselm s return to De La Salle, our radxo amateurs have banded together and spent the past year rn experlmentatron both rn the school radio room and at home The club has weekly meetlngs at whrch demonstratrons on drfferent phases of the complex subject of radxo are glven At the close of each meetlng each member IS allowed to borrow from the club s equrpment whatever he needs to burld at home the 1nstru ment wrth whrch the demonstratron was concerned Due to the lack of space, the club was restrlcted to the upperclassmen at the begrnnlng of the year, but as things got under way the sophmores and all those rnterested were rnvlted to jom the club Under the superw 1s1on of Brother Peter and Brother Anselm, fiwe stal sn art members of the club, namely Wertz, Matera, O Hare, Paul, and Blssell, put up the xntercommunlcatron system ln the school 63 W l l l . , . . cs' I , - rf ,. . . - as P , 1 , ,lac .' . .' f f , S U ' , fccur, . 0 11:1 ...', 1 'A ss , Wc', 0' Ac o,w,V , ' , Joseph Bissell, Thomas Eichenberszer. Suu' l 1 'z ,lo to . , Vo ' .', 3 . , 'Q' H :, H s I , l ssio .4 , 4'r ' , 'lf '-,IW .' ,. ' .v'S, x K L. . , . , . . . . . 7 . Y . . . . Y. . V - v ' '