Fordham Preparatory School - Ramkin Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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THOMAS JOHN DRUMMY “Tom” Honor, love, obedience, troops of friends.” —Shakes {tear e Besides being a member of the Prep cinder squad, “Tom” was noted for his scholastic ability. He was an exemplary Sodalist and Knight of the Blessed Sacrament. FELIX ANTHONY FARENGA “Phil” lie had a wit. —Shakes ware “Phil” was outstanding in class athletics, being elected Captain of his class’ court squad. He also attended the K.BS. services loyally. FRANCIS XAVIER FARLEY “Frank” He is full, so valiant.”—Shakespeare A Varsity baseball player, “Frank” was also a member of the Prep basketball squad. In addi- tion. he was a Knight of the Blessed Sacrament. KEVIN PATRICK FLOOD “Kev” “Gently hear, kindly to judge.”—-Shakespeare “Kev” was of the literary type, and yet he gained a managership of the Prep diamond squad. He was faithful to the Sodality meetings and attended the K.B.S. services regularly. T tventy-nine

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ANGELO WILLIAM CORNACHIO “Bill” “Nonsense now and then is pleasant. —Horace While at the Prep “Bill was prominent in interclass athletics, being represented on his class teams in all forms of sports. He was also a faithful attendant at the weekly K.B.S. Mass. LEONARD ALOYSIUS DALY “Lenny” “He only will succeed who has a good determina- tion—Emerson “Lenny” was an all around man being an ex- cellent scholar and an outstanding athlete. He was an active Sodalist for four years and was a member of the French and Book Clubs. WILLIAM DeMUCCI “Bill” “He is full, so valiant. —Shakespeare On the athletic side, “Bill was a Prep half- hack and also a Varsity sprinter. Besides, he was ever to he seen at the weekly K.B.S. Mass. JOSEPH FRANCIS DE NATALE “Joe” “He was a man. take all in all. —Shakespeare Joe’s activities were well-balanced, for he not only played on the J. V. and Varsity diamond squads, but also was an active member of the K.B.S. and the Art Club. He was also chosen for the Bam kin art staff. . Oy Tuenty-eight

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ALOYSIUS F. FRIEDLMEIER, JR. “ j” «VY ; Wienie’ “A face with a smile and a story of nit made the long hour short”—Anonymous “Wienie” was a mainstay of the Prep cinder squad, just as he was a star member of the German Club. Also, “Al” was faithful to the K.B.S. services and held a position in the Student Senate. JAMES THOMAS FOX “Jimmy” ‘7 is too prone, for him to find fault in others hut rather to see perfection. In basketball, football and baseball, “Jimmy’s” brilliant playing led his class to many victories. To this must be added his outstanding work in class and Sodality. DAVID WILLIAM FURTNETT “Dave” “Merit is worthier than fame.”—Bacon Dave was known for his work as a member of the Athletic Council and Manager of the base- ball team. Faithful in spiritual activities, he was present at all meetings of the Sodality and K.B.S. JOHN BYRON FUSCO “John” “Like a good and hearty soldier fought. —Shakespeare Whether it was football, basketball or base- ball. “John” figured brightly for the class team, lie was a member of the French Club and a Knight of the Blessed Sacrament. Thirty