Fordham Preparatory School - Ramkin Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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 REVEREND FRANK W. O’HARA, S.J. Deceased Twenty-two

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EDWARD JOSEPH AINSLEY “Ed” “J.” “Ains” “But teach high thoughts and amiable words. —T ennyson. A brilliant student, “Ed” was also prominent in class athletics. He attended the weekly K.B.S. Mass faithfully and was loyal to the Debating Society. HARRY JOSEPH BAIN, JR. “Harry” “ f true friend is best found in adversity. For two years Harry was one of the few sixty minute men on the football team. And besides this he was a good student and a member of the Student Senate and Council. NICHOLAS MICHAEL BASILE “Nick” ‘7 we are to succeed it must be each doing to the best of his ability.”—T. Roosevelt. “Nick” was a prominent prop of the interclass football and basketball teams. He was a mem- ber of the French Club and his popularity won him the Senior Presidency of his class. JOHN PAUL BAUER “Johnny” “Art is power. —Longfellow. John was a member of the Art Club. He also was a faithful member of the Sodality and gained the office of Grand Knight of the K.B.S. In addition lie was in the Student Senate. TluJk Twenty-four