Holy Cross High School - The Cross Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

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Br1.1r'a'w,121 .1,r.ffffed fu flu' Ztllffllltll fxryt flu' t'm'11i'r.iffff1t' .Ji I J It 1 111 Obviously, the wheels of progress had no intention of waiting for the work- men to remove the tremendous pile of sand from the future cafeteria floor, inf stall lockers, library panelling and shelving, or lay the gym floor. The first energetic students had invaded the building and the saga of Holy Cross was underway. The following school year 585 new Freshmen joined with the 512 Sophomore returnees to raise the total enrollment to 899. This was the year that witnessed a clever Musical Revue and the first Band Concert at which the band wore their new uniforms. Local sports fans were beginning to sit up and take notice of a new potential in the area that predicted future changes in local sports patterns. But the most outstanding event of the year was the formal dedication of the school building on May -l. NV, by Auxiliary Bishop john gl. Boardman of the Diocese of Brooklyn. This was indeed an inspiring and dignified occasion. Iinrollment for September WV topped 1,200 and the new juniors were anxious to wear their fine class rings. Now many of the science laboratories, previously unused, were put into operation as Physics and other important-sounding classes began to appear on the curriculum. Varsity teams were now distinguished from JV's and lfreshmeng our athletes had arrived, Christmas brought with it the thrill of the first unforgettable junior Prom, set in the icy blue wonder of a transformed gym. Llpperclassmen'' became increasingly aware of diagnostic tests, College Boards, and a new sound to the word college XVhat had appeared to be a bursting-atethe-seams the year before seemed as nothing the following September when the school opened its doors to 1,344 stu- dents. The history of this past year is still before our eyes in clear focus. Those things in it which time and distance may dim, this yearbook hopes to preserve in a tangible form as a source of future enjoyment for all Holy Cross Men, es- pecially those fortunate and privileged four hundred who can proudly claim that they were the First, A11xiff.n'y Bitlrofr 101111 1. I3o,1r'ifn1.rv1, Muffy ,rfr4r,1l'w of flrp day. 1ft'ffIt'r,t ,nz jr1,tfrjrfpgg mlb ,ff dtdjgf mm rerenzmzftxr. 3 DEDICA TION wget: 2 I f - - BROTHER EPHREM ODWYER, c.s.c. PROVINCIAL, EASTERN PROVINCE BROTHERS OE HOLY CROSS This book is respectfully dedicated . . . in gratitude for his many years of service to the Brothers of Holy Cross . . . and particularly for his special interest in Holy Cross High School. 4 KM ' Y .W 595 'fi . U , Life' 'JI' 5-ff, W. ,L :. ,,,j4?pv, 4 wmtf-- ., f 1f12 '..:l?1: vm, s1'x?, f , , me. Jw 5 . 3 Tis ggi is E 5 g.5 'wg jg E 4 'i' - ' A 1 if ' 1 f -I' sf kk ' '5 . ,E -' gn .- . -- ,mg sv. 7 QW: 5 iii E Ei E , : N ,:,- um ., .. ,... '31 3 -.,. . ,- ,: Es - :a-rv: 35. ':55' Ei1Ifi i fin ' z 3 Q- wg! I WEQQ M T271-i?lf:S'iiiw ffZ.f'1i5r,5 -5' K QQ? 'L m 3553, . 3 mn Y . K A ' wif f , ful gk Wi-:uf'f,f 1 Z 3i2f3'i3 ii:-fix 45? 33592 sffyggw Q K , ,, Q ,Magyar , ,, ' 2 J agua, . ,Q ,, nn iw 25? , ff? . mer 4 Y , K. J , Qf M lit- , I IW. Y ' ww N BRU'lilllfR JOHN IDONOGHUIY, CSC., PRINCIPAL BA.. MA.. University ol' Notre Dame PRINCIPAL Brother ,lohn Donoghue has been Principal at Holy Cross for all the schools four year history. In our minds, however, he seemed to be more than that title expresses. Brother John had a vast amount ot work to accomplish in the direction of Holy Cross, but most times when we passed the main corridor, we saw him smilingly checking up on the situation. At the end of the school day we again saw him observing the students filing out ol' the school building. Not many ot us counted the times he came into our classrooms for IQ Tests, for re- placement of a teacher, even for teaching us Algebra. Brother john always had the welfare of the students and of the school uppermost in his mind. Many times we heard him speak to us not only on our accomplishments, but also on our failings. Always, however, he spoke with a firm con- lidence in the students, and his concern for their welfare came out in his voice. Our memory of Holy Cross will always be linked with our memory of Brother john. Ilurfiuzfif if xl.JrZwrr ii. f 'AP p-wi-M,-nn., BROTHER RUDOLPH LACAS, C.S.C. B.B.A., Bryant College B.S., Comm., University of Notre Dame Treasurer ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL After in nhsence of two ye.1rs lironi Holy Cross High School, Nr - A durinv which time he served in Rome, Italy, as Assistant Gen' ' 'Q . if x ' 1 fx 1 eral Steward and Treasurer. Brother Lauriiin returned at the heginning ol' the present school ye.ir to .issurne the duties of Assistant Principal and Director nt Studies. pi , A l-le brings to the position .1 talent for organizing and an 4 -1 energetic ze.1l that have heen tli.1r.1cteristie of his past service J in former .idininistrntive positions, H? 'un-1, nf- -qi BRO'l'HlfR LAUIUAN l.nliORliST, CSC BA., MA., University of Notre Dame -n - km. xhl. - V Assistant Principal Director of Studies ml rI.1.r,r r'ucm'1fr, Xl! 1l'U1'b fllIlI'iI1.Q mlm' nf tba 111.1115 Imzte l70llI',i' Bfnffwr .TIFBIIRJX icorfeirzg l:1.CnCh I Religion 3 Q 6 il A i i i Sn Q 155' nf' f 'iii'-...,x Q41 - 'um BROTHER RALPH JAWORSKY, C.S.C, BROTHER MARCIAN O'DONNELL, C.S.C. B.A., M.A., University of Notre Dame B.A., University of Notre Dame Guidance Director M.S. Education, Fordham University Religion 4 Dean of Men Ffench 2 Religion 4 Moderator of Women's Guild I5 me pw...--Q It Yll llill lNlA'l Iil cllxll' I5 pl.. l nntisity ot Notie ID.i Ihtlett ol llcligion Rt liygion I I itin I lxlllhlls N ot.itio IINY' RELIGION DEPARTMENT 'lhe Religion l3ep.irtment. under the direction of Brother Matthew Guru, CSC., has as its aim the slwiritiml deielopnitni ol' the student. The department, however, is not solely concerned with tidxxincing this dex elopment through the regular clitssrooin periods. The lielllttlltiit rtligioiis hulletin board, located in the m.iin torridor, serves its ii reminder to the student ot the opportiiiiititis tor contession, and its LI liturgit.il Li.IIl.'lIlItll', featuring displays dealing with the monthly gind se.ison.1I dexotions, Anotht-i serxite ot' the dep.irtment is the morning Religious Bulletin re.id over the Puhlic Address system e.ith morning, whith presents it moral truth along with gt theory, lesson or tipplicpition. The recitation of the Morning l7tt'e1'ing tollows this brief meditation, and the school dgiy closes with the recitation ot the Act ol' Contrition. Clissroom hulletin hoiirds displziy the Morning Offering Intention ol the month, :ind the Legion ol Dettncy Moxie Ratings. A Perpetual Rosgiry Crusade toperated through the agency of the Student Coun- tilj helps tiosttr dexotion to our Blessed Mother, and during the months olINli1y:1nd October, her Rosary is retired in the study hiills. It is also the work ot' the dc-p.irtment to coordinate the Student Retreats. The tiollowing. xx ho iilso teiich in this department. hut .ire pictured elsewhere itre: Rev. Uaniel Gleason, liro. lliniel, Iito. Cieotilrey, Bro. Gerard, Bro, 'Itunes Roth, Bro. Liiurigin, Bro. Miitciiin, Bro. Ralph, Bro. Rohert, Bro, XX'.1lter, liro, Xxlllllillll Bzihhitt, .ind Bro. XWilli.im Redmond. , . 1 i . , , , Iii 'f i II li 'ff.x'.' 1 i tm t.'t1i1.'i ww.'rrI1fiff.'e wi I',i.'f'tiASifi,' Chfnzzfzzzfziwz B7'L'JLVI,.l.lf 17Il,I,t.t. OVKQJII c1Lf0N1lf7.I7ljIl1E7Il unit jirozidm' by Brother Il7illiam it tif I .,....l'. I6 f A - i 1 ' h: k U . - - L i And they who zmtrucz other: unto jastzce L tttt L , X f . ' it shall shine as stan for all eternity . . . .Fisk , , is A C i A e if f E t X 5 f Hi MJ 5 g X ww if 5 L-H lf' ,ff file , 1 1' S was 2: L-A. 1 X - A ' A Farber Gleaion blenex the beautiful relief of llae Holy Family, in the .rebool BROTHER JOHN JOSEPH foyer, on the erenizzg of in dediralzofz. The memorial ix dedicaled lo :be DONNELLY, QSC, memory of Nerfor john Stadfzyk, jr., a decearea' member of the Clay: of 1960. BIS. Educ. Fordham University Religion 3 English 3 School Paper BROTHER HAROLD MILLER, C.S.C. B.A., University of Notre Dame Cafeteria Manager Religion 1 BROTHER JOHN CAPISTRAN Assistant Guild Moderator BYLANCIK, C.S.C. Sports Announcer B.A., University of Notre Dame Religion 1 Latin 1 glifgman hslvfgsflg r Q Z BROTHER MAURICE EMP Y U HEALY, C.S.C, Yearbook Photogfaphl' 1 N' ' B.A., University of Notre Dame Mission Moderator Us History 3 Religion 2 Bowling flntramuralj ' Lockers I7 BROTHER FRANCIS REGIS CROWLEY, C.S.C. , B.A., University of Notre Dame Language Department Chairman Latin 4, 3, 1 Student Council Senior Moderator BROTHER PAUL SCI-IWOYER, C.S.C. B.A., University of Notre Dame M.A., Vandercook School of Music Latin 1 Varsity Band Beginners' Band Swing Band Movie Projection Maintenance iii Q .r,. -Aung. BROTHER WILLIAM BABBITT, C.S.C. B.S.Educ., St. john University Latin 2 Religion 2 Sophomore Sponsor Remedial Latin LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Some of the members of live Sophomore Latin Clurr, tough! by Brother Francirfur, rozzrlrurled allfuflive project: illuslraling Roman culture. LA TIN The Holy Cross Latin Department has reached its greatest proportions this year. There are sixteen Latin classes accommodating approximately 650 students. The Sophomores and Freshmen have six classes each, while the Seniors and Juniors have two classes each. There are six instructors comprising the Latin Department under the direction of Br. Francis Regis, department chairman. To aid these instructors a remedial Latin program has been established. junior and Senior tutors were assigned by Br. William Babbitt to Freshman and Sophomore students needing help after each student's individual problems had been diagnosed. These tutoring sessions take place after school hours. Also as an added incentive and for the promotion of the study of Latin, a national Latin exam is administered during the Spring of the school year. In the 1957-58 exam, our first such test, 400 Sophomores and juniors participatedg 39 students received awards. This year the examination will be taken by 600 students including Freshmen. With this extensive program for the Latin scholars, we don't expect to hear that Latina est difficiles! The following, who also teach in this department, are pictured elsewhere: Brothers Francicus, john Capistran, and Matthew. I8 BRGTHER LAURIAN LaFOREST, CSC. B.A., M.A., University of Notre Dame Assistant Principal Director ol' Studies French l Religion 5 Office .QNE gl sg BROTHER JOSEPH ZACCARDO, CSC. B.S.Educ., St. john University Spanish 1 Business Arithmetic Concessions FRENCH AND SPANISH BROTHER JOHN MANNING, C.S.C. B.A., University of Notre Dame Spanish 2 Iirenth I Audio Visual Lost and Found Both French and Spanish comprise the curriculum of the Modern Language Department, which offers two years ot study in each language. Brothers Ralph, Laurian and john Manning are the instructors in the lirencli Department. It is the concern of these men to develop in their students both a reading knowledge ot' the language, and a facility for speaking it. The Spanish Department employs extensive use of foreign language newspapers, phonograph records stressing proper pronuntiation, and tilm strips and posters emphasizing Spanish culture. Classes in this hranth of the Modern Language Department are conducted by Brothers Joseph Zaccardo and john Man- ning. There are approxiinately two hundred and titty students involved in the Modern Language program. Bmzlm' jomffb Z.1rr.1ra'o .md mnza of hir Sltnmirfz .vtudezztr take fzdznzzzmge of lbe lirfezzing fafilifier in the library to Iirlezz to mme 1't't'0l'LjlI1tQ.t' l'fVL'.f.l'l11S corn'ff .f7I'rU1IHlC'f.'Ifl07l of Ike f.n1gu.1ge. I9 BROTHER GEOFFREY Sl-IIBER, C.S.C. B.A., University of Notre Dame Head of English Department English 4 Religion 4 Dramatics Forensics Broiber lVa1ter Foley driver home one of Ike finer points of rocabulary .rtudy zo hir rerenlb period Senior Englirh clan. ENGLISH DEP RTMENT MR. THOMAS KELLEHER B.A., Queens College M.A., Fordham University English 1, 2 Social Studies 4 Assistant Track Coach 20 MR. JOHN FOGE B.S.Educ., Fordham University M.A., Brooklyn College English 2 Physical Education Assistant Freshman Football Coach Track Coach In the modern scientific age, in which the physical sciences and mathematics have achieved an increasingly dominant position, the English Department of Holy Cross High School holds two aims or purposes to be of the utmost importance. First of all, the Department strives to culti- vate in the student a clear and logical approach to truth, be it religious, sociological or scientific truth, and the cor- rect expressions of these truths in the spoken and written word. The second objective of the department is the ma- turation of the aesthetic sense in the student through a fuller appreciation of literature and a participation in a creative writing program. The department takes a hand in and encourages student participation in such extracurricular activities as the Lance, forensic activities such as oratory and debate, the school play and the spring musical. A special addition to the department in the past year is the reading program, under the chairmanship of Mr. Lipp, which features a complete course in reading com- prehension and speed rate building. Reading mfzkeilo el fall mem, Conference cl reezeiy man, and W1'itifzg an exact man . . . FRANCIS BACON 453 BROTHER WALTER IOLLY, C.S.C. B.A., St. Edward University English 4 Religion 3 Athletics Business Manager Assistant Freshman Football Coach Assistant Track Coach MR. RAYMOND KING MR. ROBERT LARKIN B.A., Fordham University B.A., Iona College English 2, 3 English 1 Radio Club Gym 1, 2 Citizenship 1 2I MR. EDWARD MAHONEY B.S. in Sec. Educ., Fordham Univer sity English 3 Citizenship 2 Lookr like Brolber Geoffrey didn? .fee Ball .rrzoozing army over in lbe rorner. MR. KENNETH HILL B.A., Hofstra College English 1 Business Law The following, who also teach in this department, but are pictured else- where are: Bro. james Madigan, Bro. john joseph, Mr. Benkovitz, Mr. Con- sidine, and Mr. Hill. , on , X A A me BROTHER JOGUES WALCH, C.S.C. B.S., University of Notre Dame M.S. Educ., Fordham University Athletic Director Physics 3 Assistant Moderator-Fathers' Club MR. CORNELIUS O'REILLY B.S., St. Francis College Biology 2 Science Club science AND MATHEMATICS BROTHER JOSAPHAT CHMIELEWSKI, MR. JAMES CLOSE C.S.C. B.S., St. john University B.S., M.S. Educ., University of Notre Dame Advanced Mathematics 4 Head of Science Department Trigonometry 4 Chemistry 4 Business Law 4 Assistant Athletic Director Math Club Freshman Basketball Coach Math Help Squad The Science Department at Holy Cross has established its curriculum with two purposes in mind. For those students who plan to continue in science or engineering, it provides a solid foundation upon which they can build their future careers. For those interested in other fields, it gives them a deeper knowledge and appreciation of the world around them. The curriculum has been designed to provide the fundamentals of the three main fields of science: life science, physical science, and earth science. For this purpose, courses in biology, physics, and chemistry are offered. Recognizing the fact that education is also extracurricular, the Science Department has established several clubs as a supplement to the classrooms. Science is an effort to see as deeply as possible into the nature of the physical world, to understand the relationships among the phenomena of nature. Today science is one of the most exciting of human activi- ties because of the rapidity with which it is providing new insights and affecting human culture. The cur- riculum of the Science Department reflects an appreciation of this fact. The following teachers of General Science, who are pictured elsewhere are: Bro. joseph Dunne and Bro. Thomas Burns. MR. RICHARD SCHILIRO B.S., Fordham University BROTHER ROBERT Chemistry 4 PLUTA, csc. B19108Y 2 B.S. Phar., Philadelphia College of Sclenfe Club Pharmacy and Science Chemistry 4 Religion 2 , Audio Visual Aids Lost and Found 22 xl BROTHER GERARD SUDDICK, C.S.C. B.S. Educ., St. John University Algebra 1 Geometry Religion 1 junior Sponsor l Assistant Yearbook Moderator MR. DECLAN LARKIN The role which mathematics plays in the B-A-, Hofstra College world today cannot be over-emphasized. A full Algebra 1 A p . U Geometry 1 realization of this role governs the curriculum Solid Gegmeffy and activities of the mathematics department, Trigonometry under the direction of its chairman, Mr. Close. Full consideration is given to the various needs of individual groupings of students in the school. For those who wish to enter some scientific field in their college studies, a regular preparatory curriculum of four years of high school mathematics has been set up. However, a new innovation also comes into being in the Senior year. This is an extra class in mathematics, for the scientific stu- dent, and is a survey course in Analytic Geometry and Differential and Integral Calculus. This course lays the groundwork upon which is built the more advanced mathematical and scientific prin- ciples advanced in the college curriculum. Those entering college for a normal liberal arts course are also prepared, not only in course re- quirement, but with a true knowledge and understanding of the logic and structure of the.mathe- matical systems. MR. JAMES LEPORE B.S., Fordham University Algebra 1 23 World History 1 t MR. MARIO MERCANDETTI B.A., Pace College Algebra l, 3 Geometry 2, 4 MR. JOSEPH LIPP B.S. in Education, St. John Univer- sity American History 3 Typing Reading Guidance Debate and Speech Council MR. DONALD CONSIDINE B.S., M.A., Fordham University BROTHER DANIEL Efffsifhgp 2 REDMOND, csc. g B.S. Educ., St. John University World History 2 Religion 4 Moderator, Fathers' Club Stage Crew To generate an interest in our American heritage and instill a civic consciousness in the minds of our young men, is the aim which the Social Studies Department hopes to accomplish through its various courses. The Social Studies curriculum provides the student with a background for modern day events, in order that by instructing the students in past events, they will prove to be better informed citizens for the future. Mr. Lipp, the head of the department, has a fine group of men assisting him in this field. The members include Bro. Maurice Healey, Bro. Daniel Redmond, Mr. Thomas Kelleher, Mr. james Lapore, Mr. Stephen Benkowicz, Mr. Edward Mahoney, Mr. Donald Considine, and Mr. Robert Larkin. MR. STEPHEN BENKOVITZ B.A., Queens College World History English 2 The head of Ike deparfment expoumir in flve elafrroom, Jlaorlly before be lum- bled douvz 4 fligbf of .riairf and look an ezzforeed Ieare of abrenfe with cl fractured arm. ,M ,r HANSITN. C.S.Cf. Bb. Comm., Uniwrsity Qt Notre UNM, by Um! Wu ,hm My NM, IWLWV., Dame Bwflur Cltffgqc c.z11fifn1.i lvfi Iifmliuffizfg ,ilu- Bookkeeping I, 2 dwzli .zf flu lufqiazfifirc of .1 fwfniecf. Business Law Bookstore Business Arithmetic, Business Law, General Business, Economics, Typing and two years of Book- keeping are the subjects offered to the future Commerce majors by the Commerce Department at Holy Cross, lt is the aim of the department to train its students in mastering the fundamentals of' these sub- jects, in preparation for further work in the field either in colleges or business schools. Holy Cross is fortunate to have on its teaching staff a number of instructors who are well quali- fied to tackle this task. Others who teach in this department but are not pictured here are: Brother Ralph, Brother joseph Zaccardo. Mr. Close and Mr. Lipp. MR. JAMES CONNORS BS., University of Connecticut Business Mathematics General Business Head Basketball Coach Freshman Football Cfoach Baseball Coach BROTHER XVILLIAM BROTHER RICHARD REDMOND, C.S.C. ECKHARDT, C.S.C. St. Edward University B.B.A., Duquesne University Typing Economics Religion Bookstore Organist Treasurers Assistant 25 FINE ART --- GRAPHIC ARTS - MfManur marlerr the ,!1oller'J wheel, while Gerry Galgan work: with plariic clay. ff' A BROTHER JAMES MADIGAN, csc. B.A., University of Notre Dame Art 1, 2 English 4 Yearbook Musical BROTHER JAMES ROTH, C.S.C B.E.E., Manhattan College Mechanical Drawing 4 Religion 2 Bowling Qlntramuralj Cheerleaders Stage Crew foe Sanlopietfo learns the deli- cate an of mixing oil painlr. Since its inception, the Department of Eine Arts has endeavored to promote the ex- pression of talent within the field of art. The introduction of students to the various media and techniques incorporated in arts and ceramics has been the principal aim of the department. The classes in art are separated into two divisions, a beginners and an advanced pro- gram. Those in the beginners program are taught the basic fundamentals, and work with a variety of mediadpencil, pen and ink, pastels, tempera and water color. Ceramics and 'working with oil paints are the concentrated occupations of the advanced students. They are fortunate to have complete ceramic facilities at their disposal. Through the department, posters to advertize various activities in the school are pro- duced and displayed. Although Mechanical Drawing is more properly situated in the Mathematics Depart- ment, it has been incorporated into this section of the yearbook because of the nature of the skill it employs, and the patient, artistic demands it imposes on its students. Brother fame: Roih provider .rome virual imtruftion for hir rludenlf. NDUSTRIAL ARTS Under the direction of Brother Thomas Burns, CSC., and his assistant, Brother joseph Dunne, CSC., the Industrial Arts Department provides an education in the use and care of wood, and machine and metal working tools. Both Brothers have received intensive training in the field of Industrial Arts at Indiana State Teachers College. Since its inauguration in September of 1957, the school shop has steadily grown to its present value of nearly thirty thousand dollars. Its equipment consists of the finest precision lathes and ranges down to the smallest hand tools. This year the shop was furnished with two printing presses, thus extending the Industrial Arts program to include printing for those who elect it. Shop courses are available to juniors and Seniors only. Each class has a capacity of nineteen students. The boys start out with fundamentals, learning the correct use of machine and hand tools, and gradually work up to difficult and rewarding projects. The shop plays a major role in the fixit activities around the school, including prop building for school plays, and general maintenance of school property. Tlzifzgr look prelly bury rarer in lhe 1lY1Ud11'KI1'bfIlkQ ,recfimzg or it 0'Shfzuglwe.f.ry jurf prelwzdiizyg? Print Shop foe Zimmer 111.1111 lbs .f.1ll', tif foe Dmzcr .md Rim! IYAIVLIPIRQKJ begin Ifu' .ixzmllzfg rujmxi- 11011. BROTHER THOMAS BURNS, C.S.C. Indiana State Teachers College General Science 1 Industrial Arts 5, -fi Trade Math 3, -I Stage Scenery BROTHER JOSEPH DUNNE, CSC. Indiana State Teachers College Shop 3, fi General Science l Maintenance jg ' e fi s fit My if , 5 I wry, 5 lc V .,. ,,,,,N,..,, t i Y 'LQFTUH , E I .1 fii Brolfwi' 'I fimumi' rlmzzw foe Ilzflci' lion' jllkr X dum'-flip .Life uuzy. 3 MANY OTHERS RENDER NUMEROUS AND VARIED SERVICES TOWARD THE SMOOTH FUNCTIONING OF THE SCHOOL For the smooth functioning of an institution the size of Holy Cross, the services of numerous indivi- duals, other than those actively engaged in student L instruction, are absolutely necessary. Some of the individuals pictured on this page render specific services to the Religious facultyg others ,X . serve both the faculty and student body. Mmm We are grateful to all, for the kind and generous se-nfices they have contributed to the well-being of all at Holy Cross. DR. DOMINIC ODDO, M.D School Physician BROTHER JOSEPH ANDREWS, C.S.C. Faculty Chef MRS. DELLA MADDEN School Secretary MRS. FLORENCE HERZ School Secretary BROTHER BERNARD DER ROCHERS, C.S.C. Faculty Housekeeper - BROTHER LEO BROTHER PETER BROTHER JOHN . LEGENDRE, C.S.C. MULLETT, C.S.C. HARRINGTON, C.S.C. Pfefeft Prefect In Prefect SENIORS 'DO I VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT JOHN THOMAS WALL Incarnation, Queens Village Student Council 3, 4, Debating 2, 33 News- paper 1, 4g Glee Club 54 Golf 2, 3, 45 Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 25 Hammer Club 1, 23 ANDREW JOSEPH SULLIVAN Bookstore Workers 2, Cheerleader 4, Pep Club St. Mary, Flushing 3, Hobby Club 13 Student Prefect 34 Ushers Secretary 3, Student Council 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 5, Dance Committees 2, Musical 1, 2, In- tramural 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. 3, 4, Ticket Sales 3. PHILIP PETER ABBADESSA DENNIS JAMES AHERN RICHARD GEORGE AIOSA Our Lady Help of Christians, Brooklyn St. Rita, Long Island City Holy Ghost, New Hyde Park Pep Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Intramurals 13 Library Staff 2 'lh SECRETARY TREASURER LAWRENCE WILLIAM JORDAN St. Mary, Flushing Honor Monogram 53 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 1, Usher 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WALTER ALEXANDER St. Catherine of Sienna, Springfield Gardens Newspaper 33 Science Club 4g Intra- murals 1, 23 Chess Club 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3. CHARLES LAWRENCE PREGENZER Ss. Joachim and Anne, Queens Village Student Council 4, Yearbook 4, Dance Com- mittees 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, Library staff 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 4, Intramural 1, 3, 4, Hammer Club 1g Chess Club 13 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 35 Ushers 3, 4. JOSEPH MICHAEL AMBROSINO JAMES PATRICK ANDERER St. Luke, Whitestone St. Kevin, Flushing Pep Club 3. Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4:-Football 1, 2, 3 4, Track 2, 3, 43 Athletic Manager 1 3I Our Lady of Sorrows, Corona F.If1It'1' AlfG1z111114'fr fmt fwfr ftirffrru 1.15511 fm' .1 KZIJIIAQU. ARTHl'R ANTHONY ATTONITO Illlllltlflllllli' Conception. ,lanmuca Estates ROBERT ,l ARNONIT l'.llIlLll'.ll ,lg lfootball l. 1, 3. llaskctlvall l, 2, 51 Bastlmtll 2. 'm -lg Tennis I, Student Council 5. el: Musical 3. 'll lnttnuuural 2. 5: Contessxons lg Athletic Manager lp Yearbook Ai, SAM B. ANSON Sacred Heart, Bayside Newspaper 5: Yearbook 4g Science Club 41 Photography 3, 4. RICHARD JOHN ARAKELIAN St, Anastasia. Douglaston Yearbook -'ii Glee Club 51 Science Club -11 Intramural 2. 3. 4g Math Club 5. -ll Radio Club 3. 313 Pep Club 3. CON RAD E. AUGI 'STIN St. Andrew Avellino. Flushing Intraluural I, 2, 3, ll. RICHARD XVILLIAM APRILE St, Andrew Avellino, Flushing Intramural 1, 2, 5, 41 Football 23 Basketball 2g Track 2. ANTHONY DONALD ARMIZNIO Illcssctl Sacramt'nt, Bayside Honor lxIUflUgl'kllII Sp Student Council rig Football 1, 2, 4: Bas- ketball 1, 2, S, lg Baseball 2. 3, 41 Athletic Manager '51 Usher 1, 2. 53 Nath Club -l. KEVIN l7Al'l. AIISTIN St. Luke, XX l1itc'stonc Football I. 2, Eg Baseball 2, 3 MICHAEL ANTHONY BAKER St. Roberts, Bayside Dance Committees 41 Basketball 3, -1. Transfer from St. Mary's Manhasset. 1957. PETER THOMAS BAUER Holy Name of INIary. Valley Stream Newspaper 11 Intramural 5, CHARLES VINCENT BELLANCA Holy Family, Flushing Dance Committees 3g Musical 2g Dramatics lg Photography 11 Poster Club 3g Intramurals 1, 2, 4. 1 GEORGE E. BALBACH St. Joan of Arc. jackson Heights Student Council 1g Science Club iig Intramural 1. 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 1g Pep Club 3. JOHN JAMES BAUERSFELD Our Lady of Lourdes, Queens Village Dance Committees 33 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 5. VINCENT ANDREW' BELLINA Q St. Mary, Lake Success Band 1g Intramural 3, 4: Foot- ball 1. RONALD RAYMOND BALL St. Fidelis, College Point Debating 2g Yearbook -1: Glee Club 33 Dance Committees 2, 33 Musical 3. 4g Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Intramural 3, 4g Ushers 3, 4: Pho- tography 2g Pep Club 3: An- nouncers Club 1, 2. X WILLIAM THOMAS BEARER St. Elizabeth, Vlfoodhaven WILLIAM FRANCIS BARRETT Our Lady of Lourdes, Bellerose Student Council 3g Dance Commit- tees 3g Concessions 1. GABRIEL VINCENT BECCHINELLI' Sacred Heart, Bayside Intramural 1, -lg Hammer Club 1 Rfl1l1lc'b617'g 1l'fJ1',e.1' zzigbtr. -fw.-txmry 1 ti C 1 '04 'mu fx sim -mmf is t I x i -:, ' t 45 -9 ui DONALD THOMAS BENNETI4 St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Band 1, 2, 3, vi. I XVILLIAM JOHN BERGIN St. Robert Bcllzirmine, Bayside Newspaper -ig Dunne Committees 'lg Musical 31 Intramural 2, 5g Baseball 2, 3g Pep Club 3, Math Club 3, 4g Usher 3. Transfer from Fordhiun Prep 1955-1956. VUILLIAM EUGENE BERK Blessed Sguriunent. Jackson Heights I.ibi11ry Stuff 1, 2, 3, fl. Sbnefwa ssee If I uf , ' f , ,,,,,, Sgr- 'fs I -f K' a3 Iwi ivy? kg 5 M r iw, 's 5 C, A was gf fi X fi X RICHARD LEE HILON WILLIAM JOSEPH BLACK THOMAS PETER BLAIKIE JOSEPH PATRICK BLAKE NONE Dilmf- NOW HYtlUPi11'k St, Andrew Avellino, lflusliing Sf. KEVIN' FIUSIHHQ Resurrettion Astension. Rego Park Sciente Club ,lg Chess Club l. 2. Musical 5, 11g Intramural 1, 2. 3 Blind 13 Intlmmu-411 L 3- 5' ,ig 3, -ig Anmteur Rzulio Club 3, 43 4g Football 1, 2, 5, -ig Tiuuk 2, plwtogmphy 23 Tmfk lx 3 ,ig PCP Club 5 3- 4- Science Club Ai, ' 34 l Jll1Ql7f1L'.l 4, NEIL JAMES BOLAND Holy Name of Mary, Valley Stream Band 1.13, GERARD Wll.l.lAlNI BONAMARTE St. Blaise, Brooklyn Science Club -i. ROGER ROBERT BOYD Notre Dame. New Hyde Park ROBIYRT llAlll. BRABAZUN ,IAMES CADlNlAN BRADSHAW THOMAS lNllll.l.lN BRESNAN Sf. Alhlfcw Awllilw. lfluslming St, Catherine of Siena, St. Albans Holy Family, Flushing Stullcnt Council Sq Intr.mu11'.1ls 2. Im ,ig Basketball I, 5, il' ramurals 2, 3, Al. ,- I X L Weak : 1 HENRY FRANCIS liRlNKMfllfl.l.lfll St, Andrew Avcllinu, Flushing Newspaper 5, -ig Ulcc Clulw 3 RAYMOND JOHN BRNO Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament, Bayside Band -ig Glee Club 3: Concessions 2g Golf 3. THOMAS RUSSELL BROWN St. Luke, Beechhurst Library Staff 2, 3g Intramural 1, 2, 3, Football 2. WILLIAM RALPH BRUNNER Sacred Heart, Cambria Heights JOHN ELLIOTT BRUNS RICHARD JOHN BRYN Ss. Joachim and Anne, St. Luke, XX hitestone Queens Village Newspaper 15 Intramural 1, 2, 7 Band 1, 23 Intramurals 2, 3. 43 MUSiCf1l 1. VINCENT ROBERT BURGER St, Mary, Manhasset Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 3g Yearbook 4g Musical -ig Science Club 21 Dramatics 53 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4g Photography 2g Chess Club 13 Track 2, 3. 43 Pep Club 3, DONALD JOSEPH BURKE St. Sebastian, Woodside Honor Monogram 3g Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, -ig Dramatics 2g Intramural 1, 2, 3, 41 Track 2, 3. JAMES ALFRED BURKE St, Aloysius, Great Neck Band 2. 3. 4g Intramural 1. Chess Club 1. JAMES THOMAS BURNETT JAINIES FRANCIS BYRNES JOHN DENNIS CABANILLAS St. Kevin, Flushing St. Kevin, Flushing Sf. Kffvirl, FlLlShir1g Newspaper -lg Intminriml 2, 3g Debating. 23 Glee Club 3g An- Glee Club 31 ML1SiC8l 2, 3, 43 Photograpliy 23 Math Club 33 nouncers Club 2: Intramural 3. 4- AUUOUUCCYS Club 1. 3. 43 5CiGf1CC Pep Squad 3. JAMES JOHN CAHILL St. Rita, Long Island City Science Club 4. ROBERT JOSEPH CAPON EDWARD JOSEPH CAPUANO St. Robert. Bayside Sf. Leo' C01-Om Yearbook 1' Dance Commi e I , . I tt es 33 Concessions 53 Photography 4. '47 Club 41 Dramutics 2, 33 Conces- sion 7' ' ' s -, Photography 1, 23 Audio Visual Club 2, 5, 4g Ushers 2, 5 1 .i L- ROBERT JOHN CALABRESE St. Luke, Beechhurst Intramural fig Math Club sl. ALEXANDER J. CAPUTO Ss. Joachim and Anne, Vloorlmere Park Yearbook fl, P : QH . f AX fhf' X VINCENT JOSEPH CARBONE Holy Family, Flushing Intramural 5. 4g Basketball 3. Transfer from La Salle Military, 1957. DONALD R. CASEY Sacred Hcart, Bayside Yearbook -'ig Band 1. 2. 3. 43 Musical 1, 23 Intramural 1, 2, 43 Stage Crew 71. 43 Track 2. JOHN ANTHONY CAREY St. Sebastian, Woodside Science Club 4g Intramural 1. ROBERT D. CASEY Sacred Heart, Bayside Band 1. 2, 3, 4g Dance Commit- tees 3, 4: Musical 1, 2. . riff 5, M ts? .sw-ea Q, . 2. CHARLES JAMES CARNESI Queen of Angels, Long Island City Intramural lg Basketball 2. 3, 4. JOHN THOMAS CARROLL St. Nicholas of Tolentine. Jamaica Band 2, 33 Intramural 1, 2g Ham- mer Club 1, 23 Athletic Man- ager l. 6.2 JAMES WILLIAM CASEY GERALD S. CASSIDY Our Lady of Blessed Sacrament, Holy Family, Flushing B3Y5iClf? Student Council 33 Dance Corn- Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 3g mittees -I: Musical ,ig Intramural Musical 2, 5, 43 Intramural 3, 43 1, 2. 3, 4: Football 1, 2. 5. Golf 2. Golden all ,act fo gc LOI'IS DANIEL CEA Immaculate Conception. Jamaica Science Club rl. PETER PAUL CERROW St. Robert Bellarmine. Bayside Student Council 2, 3, 'lg Dance Committees 21 Musical lg Dra- matics Zgilntramural 1. 2, 3. 4g Football l. 2. 3. P11 Track 1. 2. 3 I I- ' S I ii A . 3 zbb fi 5 f ARTHUR THOINIAS CHRISTIANSEN St. Cecilia. Brooklyn Student Council 33 Basketball 1. 2. 3. el. S:-,gy V.-k. ry in ALFRED S. CERESA St. Luke. Xwliitestone Science Club 43 Intramural 2. 7, L MICHAEL PAUL CHIRICO St. Robert Bellarmine. Bayside Dance Committees 43 Intramural l, 2. 3. 4g Math Club 3g Pep Club 3. RAYMOND JOHN CHRISTIE St, Pascal Baylon, St. Albans Newspaper 1, ZQ Intramural 2. 39 -5 . . .I . IV' J' i f Zflek -2 ti fjzwili QQ 7 pam: gr M- tr glint ' .im L1 ' if l tli Delimte operntiwz before the big Parade. ALGIMANTOS JOHN CIPLICKAS St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Honor Monogram 3g Glee Club 3g Dance Committees 3, -lg Sci- ence Club 23 Intramural 1. 2. 3. 43 Concessions 2, 33 Radio Club 3, 4g Math Club 2, 3. 4g Pep Club 3g Ushers 2, 3. 4. Glee 2, 3 1. 2. NICHOLAS JOSEPH CIPRIANO St. Mel, Flushing Club 31 Dance Committees Science Club 45 Intramural 3. 43 Concessions 3, 4. THOMAS FRANCIS CLANCY Our Lady of Fatima, Jackson Heights Glee Club 3, Science Club 4, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Conces- sions 3L Math Club 1, DENNIS GEORGE COLIE American Martyrs, Queens Village Honor Monograms 3, Yearbook 4g Chess Club 3g Basketball 2. 3. 4g Baseball 2g Math Club 3. MICHAEL FRANCIS CLARKE Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Forest Hills Newspaper 3, 4g Yearbook 4, Glee Club 3, Dance Committees 4g Musical 13 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography 1. l e JAMES PETER COLLINS St. Boniface, Elmont Musical 1, Intramural 1. ROBERT JAMES CLENCH Our Lady of Grace, Ozone Park Science Club 43 Intramural 1. 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH CONLIN St. Joan of Arc, Jackson Heights Intramural 1, Z, 3, 4g Bookstore worker 2g Baseball 2, 3, 4. PHILIP JAMES COOLEY D0m'5 Pride and joy, St, Andrew Avellino, Flushing Student Council 4, Intramural 3, 4. 'PEW PETER I-IOVUARD COLEMAN St. Adalbert. Elmhurst Science Club 4. JOHN JAMES CONNAUGHTON Blessed Sacrament, Jackson Heights Science Club 4g Intramural 2, 3. BRENDAN PHILIP COONEY St. Kevin, Flushing Glee Club 35 Dance Committees 1, 23 Science Club 4, Conces- sions 1, 2. l' K - I I DONALD DENNIS CORBETT St. Ailixlbert, Elmluirst Dnnie Cfomiuittees l, lg Science Club 'lg Concessions l, 2. S ,Q Q..-asuv' MAIIRICE XWILLIAM CQORR St. Anilrew Avelllno, Flushing Yeiusbook 43 Glee Club 31 Dance Committee lg IXILISIHII 2. 3, 41 Intiuuuluxxls l. J, 3, I1 Conces- sions 21 llookstore worker 13 Usher S, I. WII,I,IAM ,IOHN CRAVEN St. Kevin. Flushing Nlewspnper 3, lag Libiuuy Staff lg Seienie Club -lg DIZIIULIIICS ,ig Intl'.uuui'.1l I. 1 Gaffimf Kuiglvfr l1C'!0I'f' ffm defeat. JAMES FRANCIS COSGROVE PHILIP ROBERT COSTANZO St. Mary, Flushing Our Lady of the Blessed Bnnil lg Danee Committee S1 Li- Saflmllcnl- Baysble blurry Staff 53 Silence Club -'lg Dance Committees 3: Musical 31 II'lil'LIIIlL1I'Lll 2. 33 Confessions 2g IDil'4ll'11UI'LIl I. Z, 33 Concessions Clieerleiulers 1, I 2. 3: Football I, 2. 5. -lg 'l'rz1c'k 2, Agile Andy demmlex for Ffm1bfzll Fmlirf' ,HM THOMAS FRANCIS COS'I'ELLO Queen of Peiue, Iilusliing II1iI'.lINL1I'Lll lg Coniessions .SQ Foot ball 1, 2, 3. I: Basketball 2. 3 Pig Baseball 2, 3, -i. ,wg rf? MICHAEL F. CRAWFORD St. Robert liellgumine, Bayside Golf 2. 3. 41 Intramural l, 5, -l, THOMAS JOHN DALY ANTHONY JOSEPH St. Bartholomew, Corona D'ANDREA Glee Club 32 D1-amatics 3g Intra, St. Robert Bellarmine, Bayside mural 1, 2, 3g Pep Club 3. Yearbook 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g . -...wt 3' . ,I ii-.rm:1gi' ' J, mL ,be J . 1 if-if? ' ' ' 3 r iff? XWILLIAM SALVATORE DELLA VALLE St. Mel, Flushing Yearbook 43 Glee Club 3g Musi- cal 3, -lg Library Staff 2g Science Club ,ig Intramural 2, 5g Con- cessions Z. ,lg Bookstore worker 1. MARTIN R. DAUER St. Teresa, Woodside Library Staff I, 23 Science Club 43 Intramural 2, 45 Chess Club 4. Dance Committees 3, 4g Musical 33 Intramural 1, 2g Concessions 1, 23 Track 2. 33 Usher 3g Stu- dent Council Prefect 3. JOHN MICHAEL DELANY St, Kevin. Flushing Glee Club 31 Intramural 1. 2, 3. 4g Stage Crew 2. 3. 4g Chess Club 1, 4g Dance Committees 4. GERARD WILLIAM DENZER Incarnation, Queens Village Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. fre' MICHEAL JOHN D'ANGELO St. Ann, Flushing Intramural 2. 3. 43 Baseball 2 3 4 JOSEPH DOMINICK DE PASCALE St. Robert Bellarmine, Bayside Science Club 4. ANTHONY JOHN DE PHILLIPS Blessed Satrament. Bayside Yearbook 43 Dante Committees Z, 31 Musiral 5, 41 Dramatics 2, 5 i' Intrimuirl S l ZAVEN CHARLES DER BOGHOSSIAN Presentation of Blessed Virgin Mary, Jamaica JOHN MICHAEL DESIDERIO St. Luke, Wliitestone Honor Monogram 3g Student Council lg Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, fig Musical 2g Library Staff 2, 3, -1, Chess Club 1, 2, 4. Yearbook -I1 Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Musical lg Announcers Club 1, 2, 3, fig Dramatics 2, 3g Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, -13 Hammer Club 2, 35 Audio Visual Club 3, 43 Math Club 3, STEPHEN GEORGE DEUTSCH St. Kevin. Flushing Band 1, 2, 3. -I: Musical 1, In- tramural 1, 2, 5, il, PHILIP STEPHEN DESMOND PAUD EDWARD St. Thomas Apostle, XVoodhaven DES NOYERSA Band 11 Intramural 3. Sacred Heart, B3Y51d9 Debating 2g Band 1, 2g Musical 11 Library Staff 2. THOMAS FRANCIS DE XVITT JOSEPH ANTHONY St. Luke, Whitestone DIECIDUE Intramural I, 2. St- Maw, Wooilslde Announcers Club 3, 43 Science Club 4, Intramural fi. 43 JOSEPH NICHOLAS DI ORIO JOSEPH ANTHONY DI PALO St. Luke, Wluitestone Blessed,Sacrament, Flushing Science Club 4g Intramural 1, 2. Glee Club 3, Musical 2, 4, An- 3, 4. nouncers Club 2, Dramatics 1. 3, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES MANUEL DOMINGUEZ Sacred Heart, Cambria Heights JOSEPH EDWARD DIRKS Holy Family, Flushing Radio Club 3, 4, NICHOLAS FRANCIS DONELLO St. Mary, Flushing Library Staff 1, Intramural 1. 3 Bookstore worker lg Baseball 1 WILLIAM CARMINE BRIAN THOMAS DONOHUE ARTHUR ASHLEY DOUGHTY DONNINO Notre Dame, New Hycle Park Our Lacly of the Cenacle, jamaica St. Robert Bellarmirie, Bayside Newspaper 13 Dfamatics 13 In. Newspaper 1, 2, 3, Debating 1, 2, 3, 4g Newspaper tramural 11 Pep Club 3. 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 41 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Announcers Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 3, Intramural 1, 2, 35 Stage Crew 1. 21 Drum Major 2, 3, 4. 44 EUGENE JOSEPH DOYLE St. Michael, Flushing KENNETH FRANCIS DUSYN St. Elizabeth, Ozone Park Newspaper 5. sig Yearbook ,lg Band l. 23 Musical 5, rig An- nouncers Club lg DIXIIIILIIICS 31 Intramural 5. Al, JOHN MICHAEL EBBECKE St. Raphael. Long Island City Debating 2: Glee Club 55 Dance Committees 1. 21 Intramural 4g Concessions 1, 2. 3. WILLIAM EUGENE DUGAN BENJAMIN C. DURGIN Holy Family, Fresh Meadows Fort Totten Golf 2. 35 Intramural 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1. - Quinn, 4' DANIEL BARRETT DWYER Stn Kevin, Flushing Musical 2g Intramural I, 23 Ten nis 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS JOSEPH EGAN JOHN DANIEL ENRIGHT St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing St. Matthias, Ridgewood Honor Monogram 35 Student Band 1 2 3 4' Musical 2' In- Council 1, Z, 4g Intramural 2, tramufal 21 51 X33 S 5, 4. 4 tage Crew 1. '63-B GERARD ANTHONY ERCOLINO St. Mary. Flushing Stuclcnt Council 1. 2, 3, -'ig Dance Committees Z, 3, 4g Musical Zg IH11'Q1I11L11'2ll 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1. 2g Track 2. 3, 4. CHARLES ANTHONY FALCONE Our Lacly of thc- Blessed Sacrament, Flushing Honor Illonogram 33 Dancc Com- mittccs 3: Musital 3: Intramurals 2. S, -lg Pep Club 3. JOSEPH FRANCIS FALLFR St. Mary. Flushing Bookstore worker 1. 2. is Q , Vy,l, .. 9 '5. ..,., it wmv- JOHN DAVID ERROLL EDWARD KIAINIES FAHY St. Bartholemew, Elmhurst St. Anclrcw Avcllino. Flushing Glee Club 3g Library Staff 1, Llg Yearbook 43 IY1ll'LlI111lI'lll 1. 2, w Intramural Eg Chess Club 1, 2, Bascball 2. 3. sl, 3, 4g Color Guard 3. Sfzl1n'd.1y Nigbz zvitb Mr. C. Broibfr 11111161 M.1u'igm1, Brien O'CnUf1gb.1z1, Bwflm- john fm flu md Bah 1l'IfCi1z'fb,1 m11z'er,re zrilb Per1'3 Coma .ffler bit S.1lIH'tfJj' Nigbz Sbffzl. 'NIU RONALD FARINA St. Mary, Flushing Newspaper 1, 2g Yearbook lg Musical 11 Announccrs Club 23 If1i1'illHLll'LlIS 1, 2. 31 Cl1cCi'lc'41clc1's 2. Im 'ix ,J v VIOHN H. FARR St. Christopher, Baldwin Chess Club l. 2. ROBERT PETER FARRELI. St, Boniface. Valley Stream Yearbook -lg Library Staff 1, 2g Science Club -lg Intramurals 1. 2. THOMAS BARNEY ITERRARA Immaculate Conception. Jamaica Musical 1, 21 Library Staff Ig Dramatics lg Intramural 1, 2. ERNEST J. FINAN Holy Name of Mary. Valley Stream Newspaper 15 Dance Committees 2g Science Club 41 Raclio Club 31 Intramural 1, 2. 5, sions 3g Hammer Club lg Track 3. -lg Conces- PETER DAVID FEENEY Immaculate Conception. Jamaica Newspaper 3g Band 3g Glee Club 3g Science Club 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 4. JOHN THOMAS FICK St. Martha. Uniondale Intramural 1, 2. 3. A gi i A Q ':'IE5M ' 2 recl . MARTIN JOSEPH FINNERTY St, Raymond, Cedarhurst Science Club 4. CORNELIUS JAMES FENTON Sf- AUD. Flushing Intramural 1, 2. EDWARD JOSEPH FILARDI St, Mel. Flushing Yearbook -lg Glec Club 31 Dance Committees 3. -li Science Club 25 Intramural l. 2. 3, -ig Hammer Club 11 Pep Club 3g Usher 3, 4. JOHN J. FITZGERALD St. Raymond. Bronx Yearbook 4g Science Club 45 In- tramural 3. MICHAEL JOSEPH FITZMARTIN Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Astoria Band 1, 2, 5, 4. WALTER MICHAEL FLYNN St. Luke, Whitestone Football 1, 21 Basketball 2, 3, fig Usher 3. EDWIN WARD FRASER Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament, Flushing Radio Club 3. 4g Math Club 3, 4g Science Club 4g Chess Club 1, 2, 3, fl, it JOHN CHARLES FITZPATRICK Sacred Heart, Bayside Newspaper Ig Intramural 3 Poster Club 5. RICHARD PATRICK FOGARTY St. Luke, Xwhitestone Honor Monogram, Vice President Ig Hobby Club I, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 3. uw , MARTIN CHRISTOPHER FLANAGAN Ss. Joachim and Anne, Queens Village Musical 1, 2, Intramural 1, 2, 3. JAMES LAWRENCE FOLEY St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Student Council 1, 2, 43 Dra- matics lg Announcers Club 1, 2. JOHN LUKE FLOOD St. Bartholomew, Elmhurst Dance Committees 3. -ig Science Club 43 Intramural I, 2, 5, 4, Poster Club 3g Tennis ri, LOUIS VINCENT FRANZINI St. Boniface, Elmont Band lg Musical 1. :pals I Y 'N .f'w-ara. if - . K 5 I ., Q ii Q .,,., ,Q ,qu ' ..:-. :fa-W1 . I at I - i 5 . Omage and Pepe zfenture into a Sciezzlific career. THOMAS FRANCIS FRATELLO Blessed Sacrament, Valley Stream Honor Monogram 3g Yearbook ei, Band 1, 2, 3. -I: Musical 1, 25 Announcers Club 1, Dramatics SQ Stage Crew 11 Photograpliy 4g Chess Club 1. SALVATORE ANTHONY GAGLIARDO St. Luke, Wliitestcune Yearbook -iz Musical 1, 23 An- nouncers Club 1, 2. 3. 41: Li- brary Staff 21 Dramatics 3. Aig Chess Club l, 5. fd' GEORGE VINCENT FROST St. Mary, Roslyn Heights Newspaper Ig Science Club 4. GERALD JOSEPH GALGAN St, Patrick, Long Island City Newspaper 2, 3, 4g Yearbook 43 Library Staff lg Dramatics 3. 43 Pep Club 5. 5 --my, 3 gem, -vm K,-ar ,f-wswy ,jew JAMES VINCENT FROST Holy Family, Flushing Musical 13 Intramural 1, 2, 3. 4 GERALD JOHN GALLAGHER St, Mel, Flushing Honor Monogram 33 Debating 1, 2, 3. 4g Newspaper 1, 3, fig Yearbook 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Golf 23 Musical 1, 2g Announcers Club 4g Dramatics 3, 41 Intra- mural 1, 2, 3, 4g Chess Club 1, 4. The book Jay: .fomelbing if Juppored Io liappefz. ALFRED EDWARD GA FFNEY Sacred Heart, Cambria Heights Library Staff 25 Dramatics 43 Chess Club 1. 3 :., .,.. 1 , .V, Q Q ., KEVIN JAMES GALLAGHER Sacred Heart, St. Albans Library Staff 1, 2g Intramural 1 2, 39 Chess Club 1. r PATRICK MICHAEL GALVIN St. Gerard Majella, Hollis Newspaper 1, 2g Yearbook 43 Dance Committees 33 Library Staff 1, 2, 3g Track 2g Usher 3. MILTON JAMES GARGES St. Christopher. Baldwin Yearbook fig klusical 2. Manna arxures Holy C1051 Knigblr that they can beat Fordlaam Prep. Kelly d0em't look too Jule. FRANK JOHN GASPARRINI St. Anclrew Avellino. Flushing Intramural Eg Chess Club lg Foot- ball 5g Track 23 Radio Club 3. 4. A W ,f JOHN JOSEPH GAZZO PAUL EDXWARD GEBHARD Holy Family. Flushing Sacred Heart. Cambria Heights Yearbook ,ig Int1'x1mul'8l 1. Z. 3 Intramural 1. 2, 3, li: Bookstore A11 Pep Club 3. worker 1 , l VUILLIAM F. GASTEL St. Anclrew Avellino. Flushing Library Staff 1: Science Club -ig Poster Club 3. JAMES PETER GERAGHTY St. Luke, Whitestone Band 11 Science Club 4g Book- store worker 2. 50 WII.l.lAM ANTHONY GATTI St. Robert Bellarmine. Bayside Yearbook 43 Glee Club 53 Dance Committees 2. 33 Blusical 33 ln- tramural l. 2, 53 Cheerleaders 3, rig Tennis 3. RALPH ALFRED GIANNOTTI St. Kevin. Flushing Intramural 1, 2, 5g Baseball 5. 5 me an A N X N X A, S W ix X X X XWHIIAN Pl7'l'IfR k5II.MAR'I'IN St. l5.11tl1uluuu'w, l'l1uluu'st Stmlmt ffuumml lx Ulu- Clulw 51 C,UIlnL'SYiUI1N 1. Y. 4. 5:1 'R CHARLES lf. GOODXYIN UIR. llulv Num' ut' M.ux'. Vullvy Strnpuu YL'.l1'lwuk IQ lutxxuuuxxal I, 1, Am! xlzmm ni Aw. 1 A . , -IAIXHQS JOHN LQLYNN DFNNIS CRIZICQHTON St, 'I-L'I'LN.l. South c,!lVIlL' P.u'k QOI-DEN Hmm. MUINWMMH gl BMJ In 2' Iilwud 5.lLI'.lINl'I1t. lfmywulc 5, 41 Nuxuu I, Pg Int1',umu',u1 lg Vice I'1'csulQ-lit ,SQ Stuklant Coun- Fnlskn-tlmll J, 5. 1, cil 2. 3. ll Nux'sp.1pr1' fi: Dame Cmmuittcu 3. 41 AVIIIULIIILLTN Club 3, 'll Fnwutlmll I. 1. 5, -61 BilSI'iCtI7.lH I. 2. ig 'llluuk 1, 3. QQ' ww u Auf N6 Nj s X ANDREW' FRANCIS PETER MICHAIII. KQRIMM GRIIITZ ,IR St. Luka: Dfulbgl S.u1'ul Hulrt, CAlINlWI'i.l Heights Hmmm.1yfL,m,4uI-Am 5. lfuullull l. lg llzskctlxlll l. 1 B.1xL'hLlll 1, S3 Ilifllllllklllll 3. I F V Q-:-mv I I. VIAMIZS -IOSFPH GOOD Our lunly of' the ISIQSSQ11 S.lkI'.ll1lk'Ill, linysinlc' Ynplrlmuk IQ Ulu' Cllulv ,171 Musical S3 I.ilux11'y Staff' 2g IHll.lIHl1l'LlI I, 2, 5. 41 Chess Cflulm lg Pep Club S. IIRANCQIS ,IUSlfl'H URUSS St, Auduxx IXVCHIIIII, lflmlming lI1fI.lII1lIIlll fl. FRANCIS JOSEPH GRYL Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Newspaper 2g Announcers Club 1, 2, 4, Science Club 4. JOSEPH MICHAEL GUNTHER St. Peter of Alcantra, Port Washington Yearbook 4g Science Club 45 In- tramural 1, 2. Freshman locker jam during 41 lzeluieeu-rlf1.r5 break. PAUL JOHN HAMILTON Our Lady of Lourdes, Queens Village Intramural 1, 2. 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3. 4. FRANK ALOIS HANDLER American Martyrs, Queens Village Yearbook 43 Band 5, Musical 53 Dramatics 33 Intramural 2, Conf cessions 1, 2. JAMES PAUL GRANELLO Sacred Heart, Cambria Heights FRANCIS PETER HALLER St. Elizabeth, Vfoodhaven Intramural 4, Hammer Club 1. KENNETH CHARLES HANEL St. Kevin, Flushing Intramural 3, 4, Photography 2. fig, FRANCIS EUGENE HAASE St. Andrew Avellino. Flushing Newspaper 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Committees 33 Musical 1g Dramatics 33 Intramural 1. RONALD J. HALLISSEY St. Joan of Arc, Jackson Heights Glee Club 5g Library Staff 1 Science Club 4g Intramural 1, 2 3, 4, Hammer Club 1g Chess Club 1, Pep Club 3. DANIEL JOSEPH HANRAHAN St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Newspaper 1, 2, 3. 4, Musical 1, 2, Intramural 1. 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1g Athletic Manager 1, 2 3, 4, Usher 2. THOMAS HANRAI-IAN St. Boniface, Valley Stream CHARLES WILLIAM HECKMAN Ss. Joachim and Anne, Queens Village Newspaper 1, 2. 3. 4g Musical 1g Science Club 3, 4g Hammer Club lg Chess Club 1, 3, RICHARD LOUIS HEGNEY St. Luke, Whitestone Dance Committees 3g Musical 13 Science Club 43 Dramatics lg In- tramural 3, flg Chess Club 23 Pep Club 3. RICHARD IGNATIUS HARRINGTON St, Mary, Flushing Intramural 1, 2, 35 Football 1 2, 3. DONALD HERBERT HECKMAN St. Gregory, Bellerose Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Commit- tees 3g Intramural 1. JAMES J. HENNESSY St. Gerard, Hollis ,,,, .,,.W,..,v,,,,,,,,,.m,w- FRANCIS HENRY HARVEY JOHN J. HAVEKOST St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Sacred Heart, East Meadow Yearbook 4g Dramatics 3, 43 Mus- Student Council 43 Intramural 1, ical 3g Intramural 2, 3, 43 Usher 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 33 Track 35 Pep Club 3. H liiy. Kiss? Tlvey my we're going in rife buf together . . . CONRAD EDWARD HENSELDER St. Fidelis, College Point Band lg Intramural 1. MICHAEL WILLIAM HERLIHY St. Luke, Whitestone Intramural 2, 3. ROBERT WILLIAM HERMES RICHARD GEORGE RICHARD PATRICK HICKEY Sf- M9-fy, Flushing HERRMANN . St. Joan of Arc, jackson Heights Honor Monogram SQ Yearbook St. Robert Bellarmine, Bayside 45 Glee Club 33 Musical 1, 5, Honor Monogram 33 Newspaper 45 I-ib1'31'Y Staff 33 Iflffamufal 43 Library Staff 3, 43 Science 1, 23 Cheerleader 4g Pep Club Club 4g Intramural 1, 2, 3, 43 33 Usher 4. Math Club 5g Radio Club 35 Pep Club 5. JOHN WILLIAM HICKS JAMES PATRICK HOLLAND St. Mel, Whitestone St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Intramural 2, 3. Intramural 1, 2, 5, 4. WESLEY FRANK HOLLER BRIAN WILLIAM HOLMES JAMES DOUGLAS HOOKER Ch1'iSt the Sf. Andrew AVCIIIIIO, Flll5hiIlg St, Andfew Avellino, Flughing 5Pfm8f1e1d Gafdens Dance Committees lg Science Club Intramural 2, 3, 4, Debating 15 Glee Club 5g Science 43 Dramatics 43 Intramural 1, 2g 'Club 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3. Concessions 1. 54 JOHN LAXWRENCE HURTADO Intgxrmtion. Holliswuml Intrumurttl l. 2, 3, Vt. Council lg Intr.umu'al l, 23 Con- ERNEST EMIL HUTTER JOSEPH ROBERT INCORVAIA Our Lady of the Cenacle, Jamaica St. Gabriel. Jackson Heights Band 1, 2, 5, -ig Intuunuml 3g Concessions lg Usher 2. 5. EDVUARD SYLVESTER JONES St. Kevin, Flushing INGULLI ALFRED tfRANC1s Blessetl Snctuunent, Bayside Student Council -ip Band 1. 2, 3. fig Musical 1. 2. Hunur Monogram 51 Student tessiuns BQ Math Cluh 4. JOHN NEAL JONES STEVEN P. KAMMERER BARRY VINCENT KANE lmurntltiun. Bellaire A111C1'iC11I1 Martyrs. Bayside St. Stanislaus. Maspeth Libmry Staff 1: Science Cluh 4g Sciente Cluh 'ig lntrzunural 1. Intrunmml Ig Chess Cluh l, 3. 55 V m I w 4 Gr1lz1'w1 Age of Comedy fm' Fzlfllllj' Swziw' Nigfaf. STEPHEN jAMES KANE Amcriczm Martyrs, Queens Village Newspaper lg AnnounLc1's Club 1g IntI'IIIIIurIIl 1, 2, 5, -ig Foot- ball 1. ' 3 fl JREDIZRICK VIOHN KAUTH Ss, jo1IIlIiIII Inml Anno. Queens Villugc lnt1'aIIIII1l'als Z. I ROBERT GRIFFIN KEANE JAMES JOSEPH KIEEGAN ROLAND WILLIAM KEELEY XX'ILI.IAM s'I'IzPI-IIQN KIEHRIZR St. lfhlcln. Collage Point St. BI1I'tlIIIloIIIcw, IIl1IIlIu1'st St, Andrew Avellingj. Flughigg Rcsur1'cLtiI1n-Asgcnsion, NCWSPLIPCI' lg lflIl'L1Il1LII'i1l 1, 2 Scicmc Clulu fig llllfillllllflll 1. 2. 1mrII1IIurIIl 1. 3. 33 l:0UfbL1ll 1, RUSH' Pllfk CIM-55 qlluly In 2, 5, 4, Musical l. lg 'I'1x1Llc 2. 3, Vi. THOMAS AQUINAS KELLEHER St. Rohn-It BL-llIII'rIIinL', Bnysinlc Glue Clulu 5g IWIISILLII 21 A114 nomxmcrs Club I, 2, 4g D1'AllNL1tlL'S Mmjf fy Smoky by 2, -i. XWALTFR J. KELLENBERGER St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing lI1t1'?llNLll'3ll l. AIAMITS ANTHONY lilfl.l.lfR cjUI'l'll5 Cllrintl, Wumlsilll- Stullunt Cuuulil -lg l.lbl'.u'y Stuff I, Sklkllkt' Club IQ llllllllllllllll 1. .Ig li.1sclx1ll 1. lEl'Gl3Nl3 FRFDRICK KIEMPTON Snlrul HL'Lll'f, iluulwrhx Hulglmts Lfusilnl S3 l.Il5l'.lIy Staff 5, -41 ll1ll'LlIlllll'.ll 1, 51 l341slwtlw.lll lg 'llguk lg Cl1cc1'l441llL'1' 1, 'll Pcp Club 5, DANIIZI. FDXVARD KEOU-Lili Our lully-ul' llw Must lilcssl-ll Slurxuucnl, lilysillc Stullunt Cuuulil S1 Slirmu Club 'lg II'lll'llIllLlI'1ll l. 1. 3. lXlL'VVSlH1l7L'l' lg Ycglrbuuk 'll In- llllllllllkll l, 2, 5, Alg Chess Club lNllCHAlfl. IEDWARD KELLY St. Sulmstiarl, Wlwcwllsillc lp Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Tllllk 2, 3, lrlzllmmzplfz w1fw'f.1i111m111 dnrmlq 1I.ll'lllf-1-SL'IljlH' Nigbl, X Em ll BRVCF THUIXIAS KENNEQY JOHN FRANCIS KENNEDY SI. Juan uf Arc. xlaukwn Hvixlww Sr. lhwl lillylon, Sz. Allmm Newspaper lg Bllflxl 1: Glcc Club Dcl-,ating .43 Ngwgpllpql- ,lg Yl-gun 31 IUU'llmU1'11l 51 PVP GUI' 5- lmuk ,lg Glue Club 33 Duma Cunuuittccs l. 1. 3. 'll CUDLCS- sions l, 2, 5, 'lg Yslncr 2. 3. 'l. Sevziur Nigfafi rejmxl Jwwvd by Brother Harold and Iluljwu. XX'Il,I.IAM JOSEPH KFNTRI lP czllllfill of thc Im.u'u.lticm, Hollis Glue Club 53 h1llSlkill lg Intram- murul l, 2, 5. Y EDXWARD HENRY KIIIRNAN St. Luke, Wflmltcstrmnc Sciumc Club -lg lI1lI'.lIlllII'4ll Z. ,,,....,. Hare I go! ii vmffh! Arc you kidding! JOHN KENNETH KOFLER THOMAS ANTHONY KOZIOL St. Murgawt, Rego Park Holy Family, Flushing Intramurzil 1, 2, S. Ai. ROBERT F. KILLEEN Immaculate Conception, Astoria Debating 23 Danfc Committccs 1, 23 Intramural 4, Concessions 1. 2g Usher 53 Offifc workcr 3, 4. X T' STANLEY G. KLUGEXVICZ St. Josaphat, Bayside JOHN FRANCIS KOZMA Sacred Heart, Bayside Announccrs Club 2, IUf1'i1111U1'Lll 1, 2. i X JOHN FREDERICK KLEIN Our Liuly of tlic Most Blcsscil Szlcriimcnt. Flushing Ycurlvoolc 'ig liiinil 1, 2, S, 4g Library Stuff 13 Stags Crew lg Pliotogriipliy 21 Radio Club 3. JOHN CARI. KNOXWLES Holy Chilil, Rirlimonil Hill Student Council 1. Zg Inrriimurul 1, 2. JOSEPH JOHN KRAMER St. Ficlclis, College Point Band 1g Clicss Club 1. JOHN JOSEPH KRASOWSKI St. Hedwig, Floral Park Dance Committces 31 Musical 1 Intramural l, 2, 3, si. EDWARD MICHAEL LAXWRENCE Sacred Heart. Bayside Science Club 4g Intramural 4. MARTIN ARTHUR LENEHAN St. Nicholas, Flushing Band lg Intramural 1, ROBERT EDWARD KUTCHER Sacred Heart, Cambria Heights Intramural 3. Transfer from Power Memorial Academy, 1957. PAUL OMER LECLERC St. Robert Bellarmine, Bayside Student Council 1, 2, 33 Treas- urer Zg Newspaper 2, 3, 45 Year- book 4: Band 1, 2, 5, 4g Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 41 Musical 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 4g Audio Visual Club 3g Student Prefect 3. JAMES THOMAS LEPORATI Ss. Joachim and Anne, Queens Village Yearbook 4g Dance Committee 3g Musical 3g Science Club 4g In- tramural 1, 2, 3, 45 Photography 4g Bookstore Worker 2g Baseball 2, 33 Pep Club 3. , , ROBERT ANTHONY LANNI RICHARD LEONARD LAW St. Mel, Flushing St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Science Club 4g Dramatics lg In- Iflfmmuffil 2, 31 BHSkSfl'JHll 1- tramural 2g Concessions 1. 2g Chess Club 1, 2. JOSEPH EDGAR LEMERISE EDWARD GFORGE LENEHA . N Our Lady of the Most Blessed St, Nicholas, Flushing Sacrament, Bayside Intramural lg Hammer Club 1. Band 1g Radio Club 33 Stage Crew 2. e F E E i Clfriiliamerz? Clariftiemezz, mm' lei me .reef FRANK PAUL LE VENESS American Martyrs, Hollis Debating 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 4, Yearbook 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, Announcers Club 4, Dramatics 2, Intramural 1, 2. 3, Audio Visual Club 3, 4. VINCENT EDWARD LIEBER St. Kevin, Flushing Glee Club 3, Intramural 2, 3, 4, Concessions 2, 3, FRANCIS CHARLES LINGEN Holy Name of Mary, Valley Stream Intramural 1, 2. MICHAEL EDMUND KEVIN THOMAS LOFTUS LINSKEY I St. joan of Arc, Jackson Heights St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Glee Club 53 Library Staff 17 21 Honor Monogram 3, Intramural Chess Club 1. 1, 2, 3, Track MICHAEL PETER LOMBARDI Sacred Heart, Bayside Musical 1, Intramural 1, 2, Con- cessions 1, 2. 3. FRANCIS JAMES LOVE Holy Family, Flushing Yearbook 4, Glee Club 3, Dance Committees 3, 4, Announcers Club 4, Library Staff 1, 2, 33 Science Club 4, Chess Club 2, 3, 4. A0 595' DENNIS JOSEPH LUKASIK St. Stanislaus, Maspeth Band 3, Science Club 4. JOSEPH ANTHONY LUNDY Our Lacly of the Cenncle, Kew Gardens Yearbook Ai: Band I, Z. 3. 4, Intramural 2, 3. -ig Concessions 5. PHILIP ROBERT MACARI St. Mary, Flushing Science Club 'Ig Intramural 3, 4. :I D f VFP 1 ,:. : N as fr fi THOMAS MADDEN St. Nicholas of Tolentine. Jamaica ,ii DANIEL PATRICK LYONS St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Intramural I, 2, 3, 4, 1 Q if ' 'fqbk I any ,Q rl KEVIN JOSEPH MAHAR St, Kevin, Flushing Yearbook 43 Science Club Hammer Club 1. I4 MARIANO PETER MACALUSO St. Luke, Wliitestone Intramural 1, 2. 3. 4. RICHARD JULIAN MAC KEWICE St. Kevin, Flushing Intramural 2. KENNETH THOMAS MAHER .Precious Blood, Astoria 45 Dance Committees lg Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Football 1, 23 Track 1, 2g Radio Club 4. .Ns CHARLES THOMAS MAHONEY Library Staff 2g Science Club Intramural 1. 2. 43 JOSEPH RAYMOND MAIULLO St. Joan of Arc. Jackson Heights Glee Club 32 Science Club 45 In- tramural 1, 2, 5, 4g Hammer Club 13 Chess Club lg Cheer- leaders 2, 3. RONALD JOSEPH MANCINI ROBERT JOSEPH MANGINI St. Mary, Flushing Incarnation. Queens Village Yearbook -ig Dance Committee ig Yearbook rig Glee Club 51 Dance Library Staff 1, 2. 5, fig Dra- Committees 2. 3, 41 Musical 3. matics l. 2. 3, -ig Intr.uuural 1. -'ig Intramural 2. 5. lg Baseball 3. 4: Chess Club 1, Zg Pep Club 5, 41 Track 2. 31 Cheerleaders 4g 3g Ratlio Club 5. -i. Pep Club 3. FRANK THOMAS MANNA KENNETH PAl'L MANNING Brofher Rfzywwzd Fleck, CSC. Prcrident of Sr. Edzmrd'f l.Uziz'er.fi1y, Aufzin, TF.X'a'I.l'. izzfrrfdlmlf SUIUU111 In 1190 Lwnf Sim' 51.1112 JOSEPH DOMINICK MANZI RAYMOND PAUL MANZI Sacrml Heart. Bayside St. Andrew Axiellino. Flushing Our Lacly of Sorrows, Corona St. Mel, Flushing Musical lg Intramural 1. 2, 3. 41 Debating 43 Yearbook 4g Dance Intramural 1. 2. Yearbook 4g Dance Committee Football l, 2. 5. 41 Trark 2, 3, Committee 'QQ Dramatics 23 In- 5, 41Dramatics 4g Chess Club 1 Musical 4. tramural 1. 3. 5, ig Photography 2, 41 Bookstore workers 2g Foot- ball 2, 33 Track 2, 5, 4g Art Club 11 Math Club 5. PHILIP XX'AI.'IFR INIARIN Most Precious Blood. Long Island City Debating 23 Announcers Club l. 2g Intramural 2, 5. bl: Football 1, J, 3. ,lg 'lll'1lL'li 2. 3: Honor Monogram 5, RONALD FRANCIS MATTANA St, Boniface, Elmont Student Council I. 2, 3, llg An- louncers Club 51 Football 1. 2 5. ,ig liasketball 1. 2, 5, -l, JOSEPH CHARLES INIARINELLO St. Andrew Avellino. Flushing Student Countil 23 Debating 21 Yearbook -ig Glee Club 3g Dance Committees Z3 Musical 1. 2. 3g Announcers Club 2. 3, -ig Science Club ll Dramatics 1, lg Intra- mural l, 2, 3, 'lg Photography 2g Audio Visual Club 5. 4g Foot- ball 2, CHARLES ROBERT INIAURER St. Pasral. St. Albans Science Club Ai. It'r cridwrf fbir nudiezrre init berc I0 be ezztermifzed. JOSEPH DANIEL MASHECK St, Boniface. Glen Head Newspaper 1. 2, 3. -ig Science Club 43 Photography 23 Poster Club 3. 4. FREDERICK PHILIP MASTERSON St. Bartholomew, Elmhurst Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, 'E RICHARD DOUGLAS MAY St, Andrew Avellino, Flushing Glee Club 3g Dance Committees 3, rig Musical 3. -I, Intramural 1, 2. 3, Ai. FRED IZDXXIARD MCANIFF Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament, Bayside Yearbook fig Musical fag Concesf sions 3g Basketball 3, flg Track 3. Transfer from Manhattan September, 1957. ROBERT JOSEPH MCCARTHX' Incarnation, Queens Village Student Council 4g Yearbook ,lg Glee Club Eg Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Musical 3, 43 Intramural 1, 2, 5, 43 Bookstore workers 1, 23 Cheerleader -lg llslier 5g Pep Club 3. JAMES 'II-IOMAQ Mrk RAIH IHOMAS PATRICK MLIIREF St. .loan of Ain jukson I-Iuglits Inmrnition Queens Villige Science Club I Intrlmuiil 1 7 usiul Intiimuii Concessions Pliotogrrplu Himmci Club I Bookstore x oiku 1 than OHN CI-IA EDVUARD MICHAEI JOHN IOS' Pl-I MLMANUS ,l RLES NcLAIlGHl.IN MLMANUS St Bonifue Glen Head St. Luke, Vffliitcstone Qt Bomfue Clan Hmd Sucme Qlub 4 Dumlm, 1 Buntl lg Dante Committees 2, Quenre Clubl 7 nr mmuril I L'fllSlC2ll lg Intrgimurul BQ Bgisc- ill 7 3 11111111161 Cli lixlll 2. Vw ROBERT DENNIS MLNAMARA St. Sebastian. Xlfootlsitlc Yearbook -lp Bantl INIanagcr I. lg Dance Committccs 5: Musical 21 Intrauurral 2. 3. Al: Hammer Club lg Photography 21 Pep Club 3g Library Staff 23 Stage Crcw 1. 2. 3, -ig Usher -I. MAURICE XX'ILLIAM MCNULTY St. Mary. Flushing Track 2. MICHAEL AUSTIN MEAGHIER I-Ioly Family. Flushing Ivfusical lg Scicntc Club fig In- tramural 1. 2, ROBERT FRANCIS ALFRED ARTHUR. MIEINDI. MEAGHER St. Panrras. Glcntlalv 55, ,lU2ll'l1ilN llml AUUC, Sriencc Club -iz Intramural 1. J, QUCU15 Vlllilill' 5. AI: Bookstorr workers ZA Glee Club 51 Sciencc Club -ig Iu- tramural l, 2. 53 Concessions 1, 21 Bookstore workers l: Trark 7 3 ISIYNIAINIIN IiIfI-IX INIELKIIN WILLIAM JAINIES MENCONI ANTHONY KEITH METTA St. Luke. XX'hitcstonc St. Leo, Corona Resurrection-Ascension Masljctll Yearbook -lg Bantl 1. Z. 3. all Hammer Club 1. Science Club rig Intramural 1, Musical l. 23 Library Staff 1, 5. ,ig Scivntc Club I. 4g Intramural 4g Chess Club 1. 3. ,lg Honor Monogram 3, 2. 4. mf' PETER JOHN MILAZZO St. Leon Corona JOHN ADAM MILINIS VINCENT JAMES MIELE Incarnation, Queens Village Our I,acIy of Ivlcrty, Forest Hills Yearbook 43 Dance Committees 4g Intramural 1, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 2, 31 Track 2. Dance Committees lg Intramural Musical I, 21 Intramural 21 Art Club l. 33 Poster Clulu 1, 3, RICHARD PAIII. MOLINELLI ANTHONY JOSEPH MONACO JOHN ANDREW MONAHAN Sain-tl Heart, Iiaysitlc St, Anastasia. I.ittlc Neck St. Boniface, Elmont Science Clulv ,lg Intramural 2, S Intramural 2, Intramural 1. sig Chess Clulw -I. 1 X I VINCENT JOSEPH MOGAVERO Notre Dame, New Hyde Park Science Club ilg Intramural 2. JOHN DANIEL MONAHAN St. Gcraul, I-Iollis Nfflrr' Ilzma Prm'f1m'!r.' Swziwir and jmre'11t.f gel izzfrodufed Z0 the mlleger and u1zi1'e1'.filic.u ml College Nighl, November 24, 1958. 'N sc. xc. PATRICK ROGER MONAHAN Mt. Carmel, Astoria Science Club All Intramural 3. -ig Radio Club 3. JAMES LEO MORAN Our I.z1cly of Fatima. Jackson Heights Intramural -1. 'UNIX MARTIN DENNIS MOSTYN Our Lacly of Fatima, Elmhurst Science Club rig Intramural 1, Z. 3, 'lg Hammer Club 11 Concesa sions 1. Qi . Q, eta-sf 7 , er. I .ff RICHARD JAMES MOORE St, Gregory the Great, Bellerose Intramural 1, 2. 55 Honor Mono- gram 3. W9 FRANK MICHAEL MORROXV Corpus Christi. Wcmimclside Science Club 4g Intramural 1, 2g Hammer Club lg Concessions 1. Clmrler Pregezzzer and his mollaer Jlaop aramid during College Nigbl. Bmfber explfzizu zbe mfr and 0ut'.r of Mazzbalmfz College fo Edward IVo0d.r and bit rzmfber lllllffflg Ike bury erezmzg. JAMES JOSEPH MULHAUI. Our Lady of Fatima, Port W2lSlIlHgfOD Secretary 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Musical 2g Intramural 1, 3, 4g Concessions 2g Bookstore worker 1, 2g Track 2. PAUL MICHAEL MULLADY St. Mary, Flushing Hammer Club 1. THOMAS FRANCIS MULLIGAN St. Thomas, Wooclhaven Band lg Intramural 3. it ROBERT NEIL MULLIN St. Aloysius, Great Neck Band 13 Dance Committees 1, 4g Musical 13 Science Club 43 Intra- mural 1, 2, 3, 43 Hammer Club 1. ROBERT JAMES MURPHY St, Andrew Avellino, Flushing Yearbook 43 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Manager 1, 2. i. 1... JAMES JOSEPH MURPHY Our Lady of Fatima, Elmhurst Science Club 43 Dramatics 13 In- tramural 1, 23 Hammer Club 13 Concessions 1. THOMAS JOHN MURRAY St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Yearbook 43 Glee Club 33 Golf 2, 3, 43 Dance Committees 43 Musical 1, 3, 43 Dramatics 43 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Usher 2. RICHARD GEORGE JOHN DAVID MURPHY Immaculate Conception, Jamaica Student Council 35 Glee Club 33 Dance Committees 43 Musical 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Intra- mural 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2. MICHAEL KENNETH MURPHY St. Luke, Whitestone Library Staff 1, 2, 33 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 43 Hammer Club 1, 23 Honor Monogram 33 Band Man- ager 3, 4. BYRON JOSEPH MURTHA Holy Child Jesus, Richmond Hill Football 1, 2, 3. JEFFREY JOHN NELLA NEGRETT1 Holy Child Jesus, Richmond Hill Our Lady of Sorrows, Elmhurst Yearbook 4, Intramural 3, Intramural 2, 33 Pep Squad 3. JOHN DOMONIC NACINOVICH St. Luke, Wliitestone Band 13 Science Club 1, 23 Intra mural 1, 2. 3, 43 Stage Crew 1 23 Hammer Club 1, 2. DONALD JOSEPH NELSON Resurrection-Ascension, Rego Park KENNETH E, NELSON Blessed Sacrament, Bayside Announcers Club 3g Intramural 1, 2. 3, 4. l 4 i ! A new luiin for Mamza. JOHN ANTHONY NESTON Sacred Heart. Bayside Dance Committees lg Intramural 1, 2, 3g Football 1. JOHN MARTIN O'BRIEN St. Luke, Whitestone Student Council 1, 2. 3g Intra- mural 1, 2. 'WEN GERARD ALOYSIUS NEUMANN St. Robert Bellarmine, Bayside St' AIOYSHISI Gfeaf Neck Intramural l, 2, 33 Chess Club Dance Committees 1, 2, 3g Mus- 13 Clqeel-lmdc,-5 1. ical 2g Cheerleader Ig Intramural 1, 2, 3g Bookstore workers l. 2. GREGORY DONALD O'CONNELL Sacred Heart, Cambria Heights Science Club el: French Club -il I Intramural 5, 4. GREGORY JAMES NORWICH XWILLIAM JOIIN O'CONNELI. DENNIS A. O'CONNOR JAMES JOSEPH O'CONNOR Sf. Miqlqggl, Flushing Holy Family, Flushing St. Andrew Avellino. Flushing Intramural I, 3g Hobby Club l, Intramural 1. 2, 5, JH Conces- Basketball 1, 2g Intramural jg sions lg Football 2. Raclio Club. 'ff'-E f..,,,-I JOHN JOSEPH O'CONNOR Incarnation, Hollis Debating 1, 2, 5, -ig Newspaper tip Yearbook fig Glee Club 31 I Pep Club 3g Golf lg Musical 5. -lg Intramural 5, -'ig Clieerleaclers 43 Dance Committees 3. fi. Around, Amzmd ima' Amznzd .the guer- KENNETH WII.I,IAM O'l-IARE JAMES FRANCIS OKEEFFE GEORGE MICHAEL OLSEN Incarnation. Queens Village Sacrecl Heart, Cambria Heights St. Joseph, Valley Stream Honor Monogram 3g Library Library Staff 2g Science Club 4 Staff lg Science Club 2, -'ig Dra- Concessions I ' . c , I fy 4. TH... CHARLES ARTHUR OLSON Immaculate Conception, Jamaica Intramural 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN JOSEPH O'NEILL Sacred Heart, Bayside Glee Club 33 Musical 1, 3, 43 Intramural 1, 2, 3, Concessions 3. TIMOTHY FRANCIS OKSULLIVAN St. Anastasia, Little Neck Dance Committees 33 Intramural 1, 2g Bookstore worker 2g Base- ball 4g Track 4. JOHN LAWRENCE OMAGE American Martyrs, Queens Village Glee Club SQ Intramural 2. 4, Baseball 2. 3, 4. JOSEPH P. OSHAUGHNESSY Christ the King, Springfield Gardens Science Club 4, Intramural 1, 4g Chess Club 1, JOHN JOSEPH PADOVANI St. Kevin, Flushing Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2. 7I EDWARD JOSEPH O'MALLEY St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Intramural 1, 2, 4. RICHARD JOSEPH O'SHEA Immaculate Conception, Astoria Student Council 23 Newspaper lg Yearbook 4, Glee Club 4, Dance Committees 23 Science Club 43 Intramural 3, Concessions 3, Art Club 1. RALPH JOHN PADOVANI Immaculate Conception, Jamaica VINCENT FRANCIS PALAZZOTTO St. Luke, Wfhitestone Dance Committees Ig Intramural 1, Zg Hammer Club 1. JOSEPH N. PARADISE St. Michael, Flushing Newspaper 1. jg Announcers Club lg Intramural 1, rig Pho- tography 1. 2. is X RAYMOND .ioHN PATTI St. I.ulcc. XX'liitestonc Honor Monogram 3g Yearbook -ig Newspaper 1. 2. Sg Dance Committccs 3, -lg Chess Club lg Poster Club 4. L '19 JAMES LOUIS PALUMBO St. Ann, Flushing Intramural 1, 2, 3, 43 Hammer Club 1. 2g Concessions 2, 31 Football 1, 2, 3. JOSEPH JAMES PARRINO St. Ann, Flushing Claim' of l02. WIILLIAM LOUIS MICI-IAEI. JOHN PANGIA A PANAGUI-JUS Sacrccl Heart. Baysicle bt' James- Hollis Park Science Club lg Intramural 1 YC21fb00k 4a Chess Club 1' Hammer Club 53 Hobby Club I ROBERT ARTHUR PARRY ,IAIWES W' P-ASE Ss, Joachim and Anne, St. Patrick. Huntington QUCCUS Village Science Club ,Ig Intramural Yearbook 45 Science Club 2g In- 5, All CIICSS Club 1. 33 Tfilkk l tramural 1, 2, Aig Photography 4. I EDXX'ARD G. PEARSON JAMES ANTHONY PEPE Our Lady of Must Blessed St. Mary, Flushing Sacrament, Bayside Yearbook 43 Musical 13 Science Club fig Intramural 5. 4, I X HENRY JOSEPH PETROSKI GEORGE PAUL Sacred Heart. Cambria Heights- PICKEL UI Imluumlml ui St. Boniface, Elmont Dramatics 33 Intramural 3. DENNIS BYRNE PERINE St. Pascal, Hollis Science Club ,ig Chess Club I.. FREDERICK THOMAS PIELERT Rcsurrection-Ascension, Rego Park Glee Club 33 Dance Committees 33 Musical 1, 2. 33 Concessions 3. Jg, fi HAROLD WILLIAM PETERSEN Sacred Heart, Queens Village Intramural 2, 5, 4. iw- ANTHONY ROSARIO PIPITONE Sacred Heart. Cambria Heights Intramural I, 2. A ....,,, . I . .- ,Q .. .1 . ,. - s STEVEN NOEL POLVENT St. Michael, Flushing Intrainural 2, fl. PHILIP ORVILLE POWERS St. Joan of Arc, Jackson Heights Yearbook 4g Musical 15 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 1, Chess Club 1, 2, Tennis 1, 3, 43 Pep Club 3. JOHN FRANCIS PURGAR Notre Dame, New Hyde Park Intramural 3, 43 Chess Club 1 2, 3, 4. CARL THOMAS PRISCO St. Luke, Whitestone Newspaper 1, Yearbook 4, Mus- ical 2, 43 Library Staff 1g Intra- mural 1, 3, 4, Chess Club 2. CHARLES EDWARD PRITCHARD Sacred Heart, Bayside Musical lg Intramural 1, 2, Con- cessions 2, 3. EDWARD JOSEPH PRUCHNICK Ss. Joachim and Anne, Queens Village Yearbook 45 Band 13 Library Staff 3, Science Club 4, Intra- mural 4g Chess Club 1. GERARD FRANCIS RACK St. Kevin, Flushing Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Year- book 4, Glee Club 3, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 39 Intramural 1, 23 Stage Crew 1, 2, 5, 4, Hammer Club 1, 2, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 2, JAMES JOSEPH RAFTERY Our Lady of the Cenacle, Jamaica Intramural 2, Baseball 1, 3, 4. PHILIP LOUIS RAIA St. Ann, Flushing THOMAS JOSEPH RAY JOHN JOSEPH REDANO St, Andrew Avellino, Flushing St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Glee Club 3. Intramural 2, 3, 4. GEORGE ROBERT REERS Holy Family, Flushing Glee Club 33 Science Club 4. Transfer from Holy Cross, Dun- kirk, 1957. JOSEPH FRANCIS RAINIS St. Anastasia, Little Neck Glee Club 3g Intramural 2, 3 PETER THOMAS REILLY St. Bartholomew, Elmhurst ROBERT PAUL RICHARDSON St. Mel, Flushing Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 33 Library Staff 1, 2. RICHARD ANDREW REGA RICHARD JOSEPH Blessed Sacrament, Bayside REICHERT Student Council 2, 33 Glee Club Our LadY of the CEUHCIC, Iamalfa 39 Dance Committees 3: Science Glee Club 3, Dance Committees Club 49 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4: 1, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Hammer Concessions 1, 2, 33 Track 2. Club 1, 2, PHILIP MICHAEL REILLY BERNARD F. REYNOLDS St. Bartholomew, Elmhurst Blessed Sacrament, Newspaper 1, Yearbook 4, Intra- Jackson Heights mural 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 13 Library Staff 13 Science Club 4, Track 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3. Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES DAVID REYNOLDS American Martyrs, Queens Village Glee Club 33 Dance Committees 3, Intramural 2, 3, 4g Conces- sions 3. RONALD HOLDEN RITCHELL FRANK JOHN RITCHIE Ss. Joachim and Anne, St, Andrew Avellino, Flushing Queens Village Newspaper 3, 43 Musical 2g Intramural 1, 2. Bookstore workers 3. 75 WILLIAM FRANCIS ROCHE St. Sebastian, Woodside Intramural 2, Football 1, 2. 2:45 pm. Exodur-The two-u'l1eelerr umrmmble tlaemrelver from live tennir four! parking arm. - Er -.rg p 333 ' 1 :ff EWARD JAMES ROGAN St. Luke, Wliitestonc Intramural l, 2, 4. EDWARD JOSEPH RYAN St. Kevin, Flushing Dance Committee 43 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 41 Football 1, 2, 3. 4. STEPHEN ANTHONY ROVTAR Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Ozone Park Yearbook 43 Intramural 4. ROBERT THOMAS SADOWSKI Blessed Sacrament, Jackson Heights Baseball 43 Transfer for Hanover High School, Hanover, Pennsyl- vania. XVALTER HARTLEY ROWLAND Sacred Heart, Bayside Dance Committees 43 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 43 Concessions 3, 43 Cheerleaders 1. DOUGLAS LAWRENCE SAKMANN Holy Family, Flushing Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. DANIEL JOSEPH RYAN Corpus Christi, Wfoodside Yearbook 43 Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Dance Committees 4, Intramural 1, 2, 3. 43 Stage Crew 2. JOSEPH CARMINE SANTOPIETRO Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Forest Hills RICHARD ROGER SANZO Ss. Joachim and Anne, Queens Village Science Club 41 Dramatics 1, In- tramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1 2, 3g Track 2. CHARLES J. SCHAUDEL St. Mel, Flushing Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Announcers Club 3, 4. 5 agef' K' 1 I Corpus Christi, Woodgide Sacred Heart, Cambria Heights JOHN THOMAS SAWYERS THOMAS FRANCIS SCANLON VERNON JAMES SCHARP St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing ' Yearbook 4, Glee Club 3g Intra- Science Club 4g Intramural 1, 2, Dance Committees 43 Iflffamllfal mural 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 2. ' a X 3 WILLIAM PAUL SCHEFF LER St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Yearbook 43 Dance Committees 43 Musical 1, 3, 4g Library Staff 2g Science Club 4g Dramatics lg Concessions 1, 2, 3, Bookstore workers 1, Track 2. 3, 4, Track 3. 1, 3, 4. GEORGE JAMES SCHEIDEL JOSEPH LAWRENCE Incarnation, Hollis SCHUESSLER Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. St- Anne: Flushing Intramural 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1 I ,J r ' x Snake Cbarmen? No, fmt looking for one that go! away, from the Biology Call lo him, maybe lae'll mzrufer. Depfr Snake Dirplay. i s t DENIS ALEXANDER SCULLY St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Dance Committees 3, 43 Conces- sions 1, 2. ROBERT JOHN SHEPHERD Corpus Christi, Woodside '. , RICHARD CHARLES SMITH Queen of All Saints, Brooklyn Student Council 43 Yearbook 43 Dance Committees 3, 43 Intra- mural 1, 2, 3. 43 Hammer Club 13 Football 1, 2, Usher 33 Pho- tography 2. EUGENE FRANCIS SECOR Holy Family, Flushing Fav , nk 1, , JAMES CARROLL SHEA St. Nicholas of Tolentine, Yearbook 43 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. Flushing Intramural 1, 2. PATRICK JOSEPH SHIELDS St. Mary, Flushing Intramural 1, 3. 4. FRANK CHARLES SINDELAR St. Ann, Flushing Yearbook 43 Intramural 2, 3, 4. Holy Crow Jludenzr ro-Jmr willy :be girly from St. Agnes in the Amdemyk Senior Play, ln Old Virgimzyf' JOHN MICHAEL SHEAHAN Our Lady of Fatima, Jackson Heights President 2, 33 Student Council 1, Football 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3. JOHN EDWARD SIPPEL Immaculate Conception, Jamaica Vice President 2g Treasurer 33 Dance Committees 3, 43 Intra- mural 3, 43 Football 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 23 Track 4. CLIFFORD W. SPATZ Blessed Sacrament, Bayside Glee Club 33 Golf 2, 3, 43 Dance Committees 33 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleaders 3. RICHARD ANTON SPECIALE St. Margaret, Middle Village Library Staff 21 Photography PAUL WII.I.IAM STOLZ St. Fidelis, College Point Intramural I. RICHARD PAUL SPINK St. Boniface, Valley Stream ROBERT LEONARD STRIANO Sacred Heart, Cambria Heights Band I, 2, 5, 4g Musical 1. JOHN EDWARD STEVENS St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing JAMES FRANCIS SULLIVAN St. Robert Bellarmine, Bayside Intramural 1, 2, 5, -ig Football 1. 2, 3g Track 2, LAWRENCE PETER STAMPFL ROBERT KARL STEINDL Sacred Heart, Queens Village Our Lady of The Most Blessed Yearbook 4g Science Club 43 Safmmsnf- Flushing Hammer Club lg Photography fig Glee Club 35 Dance Committees Basketball 1, 1, 2, 3. 4g Hammer Club 2g Chess Club 3, 43 Poster Club 2, 31 Pep Club 3. More of Old Virgizznyn MICHAEL THOMAS RICHARD ROBERT SULLIVAN SULLIVAN St. Teresa, Woodside Blessed Sacrament, Valley Stream Intramural 2, 5, 43 Track 2, 5. JAMES LOUIS TABB St. Boniface, Elmont Band Ig Intramural 1, 2, 4, Cheerleaders 3. QA I VLDP I Q A if THOMAS NEIL TAGLE Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Forest Hills Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Intramural 2, 3, Track I, I WS Mi NIH . .35 .- ALEXANDER JAMES TAYLOR Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Ozone Park TERENCE MICHAEL TARPEY St. Mel, Flushing Honor Monogram 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Pep Club 33 Student Prefect 3, 4, Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Announcers Club lg Library Staff, Intramural 3, 43 Cheerleaders 3. Sprufizzg up for Senior porfmilr in Mr. Malfelazzcfsr luxedof. -qahqsg THOMAS JAMES TIMCHEK GEORGE EDWARD TOBIN WILLIAM CHARLES 'TOOKER JOHN FRANCIS TOOMEY St. Kevin, Flushing Our Lady of Lourdes, Nativity of the Blessed Virgin, Sf- KCVU11 flushing Intramural 3, 43 Concessions 3. Queens Village Ozone Park GIGS Club 59 Musical 1- 5' 43 Intramural 1, 2, 4. Student Council 3, Science Club AUUOUUCQYS Club 43 DFHYUHYICS 53 43 Intramural 1, 2, 5' 4. Audio Visual Club 3. XVILLIAM KEVIN TORMEY MICHAEL JOSEPH Holy Child Jesus, Richmond Hill TORPEY IU Science Club 4, Usher 3. 4g Intra- NONE Dame, New HYdC Park mural 2, 3, 4. Dance Committees 33 Pep Club 3g.Intramural 1. 2, 31 Track 2, 3. GERALD AUGUSTIN MICHAEL JOSEPH TULLY St. Joseph, Astoria Science Club 4, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN JOSEPH TOZZI FRANCIS NOEL St. Anastasia, Little Neck TRAVAGLIANTI Yearbook 4, Science Club 4, In- St' Kevin' Bayslde I tramural 3, 43 Dance Commit- Newspaper 2, 3, 43 MuS1C3l 1 tee 3, 2, Library Staff 33 Science Club 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Intramural 4 Hammer Club lg Photography 2 Poster Club 23 Audio Visual Club 3, 4. KENNETH F. TUM SUDEN St. Luke, Whitestone Intramural 1, 2, 3. GEORGE BENJAMIN TREILING TW ARDZIK Presentation of the Blessed St. Kevin, Flushing Vlfgm MQW, Jamaica Band 2, 3, 43 Musical 1, 23 L1 Intramural 4. brary Staff 2, Intramural 2, 3, 4 JERRY JOHN TXVOMEY Blessed Sacrament, Jackson Heights Fremls cufff are new I0 Hickey. X Tennis 2, 3, 4. tiff.. . II uw5w1d rctmxztr ill V.1I.1IiU, N.Y,, jwridfrfef l70i'H'lj' fIf?f7Clf!0rIf10, is-,,,,,,.. f i I 1 CHARLES -10551114 IIRSO FRANK JOHN URSO STEPHEN ANDREW VASAKA Qt, Miiry Help uf Cliristigins, St, P.1ti'ick, Lung Islnnil City Immiiculiitc Conception, XX'uoil5iilc lmmlmlml 1. gy 4 hliiinaiai Fstiiti-Q Student Countil Aig Dunne Cum- Intriimuizil I. 2. 3, il mittee 'ig Iritiuuniiml W. -lg Hum- mer Clulw I, I GFORGF INIICHAEI. IIHRAN St. Miclmvl, Iilusliing Honor lVIUI1O4Ql'JlII 31 Ftuilcnt Council Z, gl Dulmiting 2, W, All Nuvspiiiwi' I, Z, 2, ,li Ycxirlwnlc -lg llmnil l, 2, 5, ilg Diincc Cum- mittrcs l. 2. R. -lg Nusicul 2, 3, -11 Aniioiinfws Club 1, I1 Scicncc Clulv -lg Diximatics 31 IIIfI'.lIIILlI'.ll 1 3 AI' Iklici' -I I I f RICHARD MICHAITI. IlI.RICH St. Bonilfglfc. Flmont I.il5l'i1I'Y Stuff l, 2, R, bl, BARRY STEVEN VAVRINEK St. Iuulit-, Xwlwitcstunc Ycnrlwok I1 Gulf Z, H, ,ig Dance Committccs 2, 3, Alg Musical 2, 31 D1'LlIIIL1IIL'S 2, 33 Poster Club 4. Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories -HQ' FREDERICK JOHN ZOLEZZI ROBERT JAMES ZOLLNER THOMAS PAUL ZMINKOWSKI Incimmtiun. Queens Village l St- Melw Flwhing Incarnation- Queens Village Yearbook 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Musical 2, 33 Student Council 43 Yearbook 41 Musical Armouncers Club 45 Dramatics 33 In- 3, 4: Usher 3: Cheerleaders 41 TIIIHS- tramurul 1. 2, 3, 4, fOr M3fC'l1. 1958. Pray for c Mn. .i ,fi vocpmmas h 1' sanzvcau- ,fr Fki: . i i -- K 555 . - ' num me K . - if fl , r H Sl SEBI! il 05 5 Noir, wilb iz look to flue fulure, our Jefliorxf bare been imizzed In ,feek our lbeir 1'of.11f0f1,r in life. RR EIDE! mm Senior Bill Gatti tentatively reads 11 College advertisement Brother Marcinn checks a senior's seventh semester grades for college reports. RA XWINNITRS OF STATE RFGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS RUN J: NllL'l1.lL'I Mu1'pl1y. C,lm1'lcs Hnkkumm, lim-nj.1mm Mulkun. Ilwm.u lwgltcllu. Rffzz' J: Dlxmcs liurmtt. .Iulm I7itzp.m'ic'k. Edwin IiI'LlSL'l'. QQCIXIIKI NILIIIMIDII. Dmld xYvUULlI'Llff. blcvscplw Mzlslmcck, .-mms-mwvw' S Q E S ,xi ix Hs Bmthcr Mnuricc- makes his rounds. 87 5 ef I X X. I A X s if W KW 2 - gf 'fi K ,tl. f ,'f 2 M f ' K Q is M W F' 31 M L AL-g 5- Wm' is X. Now, gentlemen. without heing too technical we can refer to this bone as the pinky, L I Mr. Larkin points the way in his Math class--Out. Mirrors in physics too. lirothci' 'I'l1omiis anti his shop class. Many school forms are printcti on the schuul press, cvsn deten- tion slips. I M'-Qm..,,,,,,, ,... , .tw f-sm.-s....,,,,,.,,,, Ying Aspiring Artists. 'Q M as X 'rx xg 5' 9 X 41.11 5 I Q msn S A. A ww x xx M kai A V 8 aiiiiii Zi? X. N I '12 'lsfzf ,J 47 V g. Q KW, K 3? 2733 if l , A' ,ffzf ffffff' W S QF RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES FATHER AND SON COMMUNION BREAKFAST 1 C cl 1 1 Lx 'w ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL vii? is ...rf SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Rffzf 1' I. jm Run 'lf Zminksmski. ,l. Eulcy. sl. Hwrkust. A. Attonito, E. Egan, G, Rack. Rffzw 3- R IN Intnm, R. McC:u'tIwy. D, Cfwldcn, T, Tarpcy. D. Burkc. Adgm. Scc11t.1r'yg A. Sullixun. P1'cQidLmt1 VUAII. Via- Prcsidcntg C. Prcgcnfcr. ,l'l'L'.1SLll'CI', -QF' ind WIENIOR REPRESENTATIVES1 Rffzz' If R. Stmlssul, li. KCHL'Lllly', CQ, Elumino Rffzz F: P. Ciuntluw, K, lfcrgcr, R. Honrt, Rffzf' Q: Kmnc, XY. Riccn. I.. Kane. 96 'Www' SOPHOMORE RE PRESENTATIVES: Run' lx E, O'I.v.11'y, A, Byrm, R, Bruno. VI, MJRMSA Run' jx R, C.1ll.1lmn. xl. Ucnilm P, Hayslip, QI. MCAIL11 Rffzr' 3: R PML-. K. -lom-s. NXT Burke, 'If McDevitt. FRESHMAN REPRESEN'l'A'I'lVES: R 11' I: R. hfglfllifllg. R. SAIJU, l,. C.1t.1ldo. D, Abc-tg-Ili. , ,. ,, .. . zz' .73 I, Vsnlsh. I HLlI'l'lHgflHU. H, Iuwmrdrw, I. 'Im-lux A PL Q A- THE 1959 CROSS The sign on the door reads, Publications. Behind that door much activity has been underway. The seniors began tackling the tremendous task of putting their yearbook together shortly after classes began in September. The Taylor Publishing Co. of Dallas, Texas, is the publisher. The Cross moderators and staff are sincerely grateful to Mr. Garrett Schmeelk of the Taylor Publishing Co. for his encouragement, advice and many hours he spent with us ironing out our many problems. OFFICE XWORKERS Rau' 1: C. Prisco, J. Pepe. Rau' 2: P. Reilly, P. Powers, D. Ryan, R Negretri. Photographer surprises Brother James and Jerry Rack working on layout for the yearbook. TYPISTS Rau' 1: J. O'Connor, R. Ball, R, Manzi. Row 2: W. Gatti. OFFICI? XYORKFRS Iffm' If DI. Kmncdy. T. DvPhillips, Run' 2: UI. Rack, If. Simiilm, C Zugnrs. wx., yer-. is OFFICIZ XVORKFRS Kun' 1: S, Rmt.11', V. BllI'gL'I'. 7 Ivfzr' Q: M4 G.u'gLS, I Mnrimllu, Brother Gc1'.11'd nml Zuun dur limglmwlarl puminr UYCI' 1 of thc many prcvlvlmm in putting qu yulrlmlak tugctlmuxt Rm: Rau Rn Il Rrm mln C Irngnnzcr, pxtroxms, or lwousturs. lr I5 lWL'lIItQ fllhllltfki swluly by thu SLIl35LI'IpUUIl prix Co I D A11J1'w.1, R, O Slum, bl, QJUIIIIILII nl I Prmluxmick, FI, LLIIIJY, D linlrkc, rl Klrin. l FIOIKIUII, NAI l MII N yyfwwf- . 4 K , . fx' - . - A , , . , , . I J umm onon .. nom . Sm Qou lmm O9finato1... ,. . X V f , X, . M Run' 15 Il. Senor, R. M.1mini, R. h1kN.lIll.lI'.1, A ' A, Rolf' 2: VV, Dcllgl Vnllcx 'If IxiL1l'I'.U', 'If IDL-I'hiIi1gw ypqkgaf Run' 33 R. Zwllncr. R Smith. -I. Lhwml, If l-'1l.11Ji, ,n g, , , ,M -, A L'z,,X. 1 2 J A kliSlillg1lliSlIill5j fL'.lIlllL'UI- uu1'yu.lrlwok is that it h.1s no .ulu1'tm'1m .xign in Ontolwr .md lwrought in txwlw lluudrul subscriptions. IlL'L'I'IliI1g this, thc SCIIIUI' Ymllwok S.1lc5mm i11.1ugur.1tui .1 mxlus mm 'R ORDIR ........ WOW! I, Inu .md Ii, Iiwumw LIL'll' up Mlm mth K IILL,LIll Tv MORE SALICSMFN zll, D. Ql.lSL,'y. R,,IX1l11'Plly'. A, Altunxtu, IOI .gi Jq4::352i' V 981 N, -J Q. WI ann 4 N. I x f ,dna- 'Hf LANCE Accomplishment is the fulfillment of a desire found in every man. The members of the Lance enjoy this realization in the expression of self through the written word. They know the role of the craftsman who chisels his thoughts from the crude bulk of complexity to the refined lines of simplicity. To write is to be generous. It is the extension of the individual to the many. EDITORIAL STAFF: J, Meehan, Associate Editori Fa. O'Cull:1gl1an, lferiture Editor: V, Burger, Co-Editorg R. johnson, Co-Editor. CON'l'RlBllTORS St'.1li'd: G. Gnlgnn, XX . Donnino, Burnett. D, Hzinrnlmn. S1.mJi11.Q.' K. Dusyn. lf. 'l'ruxxigl iamti. TYPISTS: lfuzr ly V. Pimettiere. D, Fulton, VV. Dolun,Ruzz' .75 N. Cooper G, Uhran, A, Taylor. P' CONTRI Bl 'TORS Rffn' 1: If Lu Vcm-ss, xl. Ucsiiicriu. lwu' J Mnslmuk. C., Hcikman. Cv, f,:.lll.lgi1LI' Brother John joseph, Lance Moderator, discusses with Brother john Capistrun the possibilities of a recent photograph for the coming issue. I03 'W H-m-mv-an ' M-www N- I aw G.1lIngl1c1'. F. I.c Vcncss. P. Keck, XV, Donnino, FORENSICS J, O'CQmwnm', K, Mmning. J, Kennedy, G, Uhrnn, J, Kappcnburg. 5 ,, Q I S I Oll.11'ck.P Nu1wicl1.A 194-pfyl. 1NI4mnix, Ii, Ofallaghan. K ids 'L X I STATION W.H.C.H.S. THE VOICE OF HOLY CROSS TECHNICAL MEN: Rau' I: R. Kryston, R. Mancini. R, Mancini. Run' J: P. Keane. CTNQ-ill. lf. Gryl. Rau' 3: C. Sclmmlcl. D. Boyle. B. B0e1'gL'rm.inn. Z. dvi' Himgliossian STAND HY: S. Gnglinimlo waits for his cue from Z. der Bogliossinn. production supcrvisoi begin reading the Religious Bulletin. Rffzz' Razz Roz: R014 R014 s wi.. S 1 ANNOTQNCERS: Ball. F. Lc Vc-ness. XV, Dunnino, VT. Kiippcnhcrg. Keck, G. Gnllaglicr. D. Hickey, T. Oddo. Odilo. Zcgcrs. -I. Dudis. P. Principnto. D. Goldcn, D. Murphy. McAlcci'. VI, Young, J. Diecidue, R. Zollncr. J. Marincllu. G.1gli.ii1lo. T. Kcllclier. J, Cabzlnelliis. J. '1'ooim'y. R. Hmvlcv I07 .J 1'L SCIENCE CLUBS AERONAUTICS AND HI-FI DIVISION Ron' I: J. Murphy. F. Marrow, M, Mostyn, S Kinary. J. Calwanillas, R014' 2: R. Grillatte, J. Pepe, R. Mohrmann A. Piotrowicz. R. Biederman. Row 3: R. Bocrgermann. F. 'I'r.1vaglianti, R Maiullo, E. Kiernan. F, XY'cille. Rau' J: V. Travaglianti, E. Finan, G. De Feis B. Lonergan, VU. Power. Ron' 5: D. Perine, K. Mahar, A. Miendl, D Lukasic, F. Gryl. R014' 6: Carey, J. Kramer, F. Pellegrini, M Manning, R. Fangia. Rnu' 7: S. Gagliardo, T. Kecvins CHEMISTRY DIVISION Keegan, J. Con C, Bellanca. Rau' I: XV, Tooker, naughton. V. Carbone, Ron' 2: Alexander, O'l3rien. A, Metta, P. Coleman. Rau' 3: A. Miendl, R. Maiullo, R. Hal- Lukasic. lissey, XV. Craven, D, Rau' J: VV. Holler, G. Balbach, J O'Sl1aughnessy, K. O'Hare, W. Tormy. Ron' 5: J. Blake, M. Dauer, J. Fisher, P, Macari, L. Cea. Rau' 6: R. Clench. G. Bonamarte, P. Ortoleva. R. Bilon, V. Gibaldi. Rau' 7: J. Marinello, B. Holmes, VV. Scheffler, J. 1 R011 R014 Rau Rau' R014 HW' BIOLOGY DIVISION: if 1: S. McClelland, M. Ferko, R. Fennelly, P. Monte Bovi, A. Cochco. 2: J, Alexander, W, Scheffler, J. Marinello, B, Holmes, XV. Craven, 3: A. Miendl, R. Invidiata, G. Ollwell, R. Sanzo, C. Heckman. 4: J. Probert, J. McGovern, H. Bruce, R. Hallissey, R. Maiullo. 5: Fisher. G. Balbach. I08 ASTRONOMY DIVISION Ruiz' 1: R. Stewart. nl. Iirown. Deisinger. D. Beck. Ron' Q1 I. Arte. VI. Gunthtr. E. Kelly, XY , Relyttt. R, Goggin. D. Sf.1in.1. Ruiz' 3: -I. Slmrky, R. Van Benscho- ten. I. I.r1g ey, R. Alex.1i1de1', C.. Sul- livnn, R. Cmifigi, MATHIYMATICS DIVISION Run' I: J. Brown, R. Goggin, I Hayden, R. Alexander. Run' 2: Ii, Melkun, J, Mzlsheck XX . Relyea, G. Buckley. Rau' 3: R. Alexander, S. Kam meter, Mr. O'ReiIly, Moderator T. Tnrpey. PHOTO TRADESMEN GUILD D.I leilly, D. l.'Ahh.1te. DI. INI.llinowslxi. DI. INIAZ- '1!'Cll1I, H. I-Iild. P. Keck, If. Otldo, 'lf Otltlo, H. Koehler, T. lawless. PHOTOGRAPHERS P. .I.1x'or.1. If. I3.1eso. The Cross stnft' is deeply indebted to the Phol tography department for their contribution to this present issue. But in pnrtitulur are we indebted to Brother john Capistran lor his fine photography and unseltish support. The Routel Studio of Brooklyn, took the senior portraits and undercluss- nun pictures but the bulk of the other pictures in this hook is the work of this department. Razz' 1: J. Zegcrs, J. Lundy, D, Powers, P. Principato. V. Panettiere, V. Gibaldi, Ron' 2: F. Sindclar, VU. Rowland, A. Meincll, Woorls. W. Yonescu. Comc. jack, wlmfs thc big decision all you can buy is coke. Very popular fellows at school clanccs. C ONCESSIONS SOCIAL 'Bm X Ed W'ei1le, Prom Chairman. and his date take short respite. JUNIOR PRCM r A few others follow Ed's example. as J, Zcgcrs and XV. Yoncscu, Deco- rating Chairmen. and their dates take the cut' anti sit one out, too. II5 nuff' C' Thcsc juniors decided to sic that one out and scan the dccoixitions of the junior Prom. 'N'-NGN' The lgidics nf thc XY'uinun's Guild wcrc. as usual, nn liiind to lllillit the waning as pleasant as muld hu. ,mv lu thc ntiniinx ul this NX'.llt!. the juniors will ncwr fwiygct their first High School Prom. ms: N. 'WX ? ,i f I vY K , K ' 4 1 I 'say xl , ,VE if he-'. Q f 4 'K f Q 4 4, if-. a'1'w sv....ol N 7 1 fi . I Q I. X f x Lv? . W , 1 S2 f f an I xx ' ' I ,I .1 V4 X K x A 'KU 'M , wx K ggi r 1' k - 1 wx, T ' .. -. i 5 ,Ni ,445 ,ef 5 ff! ff 5 A QR?-QV A ' Lb L l QQ affix ,4 ' kink K' -5 gslkip ,g Ex xx x ,x,. x XQ- - Q i S 5, f trll 'N:' 1 S x f if A Q lf? K wx, 1 5 Q79 A 1. k igislb' xx ' 1534? RQ? L 1655 V ,WS 5 LM M W I ,h My K Le K I ff ,. I 5 In 144 . S' 'H X Sw W1 , . 7, Y, Q is ' 5 , . R Sm? Y' X. 3 - if X L 'T' 33551 wma ,QW 'fm A Nm. x xx 'Q N . Q X .1 ,N rigvwkfil, X .Q 5 fgx Nu - W LxL ffm-N' X m M' ,Tk seg, fi . K ..g.. DRA BAND ik., K .elf H? fn 2. L5 Hitt' Ruiz I: R. Stnano. VI. IDL-sitlt-i'io. XV. Donninn, 'lf Ma-nsrhing, M. Gallaglic-r. Al. Larkin. If, Haase. R. Seliorteineier. G. Reieliert. lf. Keenan. ,l. Iaintll' Rff11'.f. l. Cfoolxe. Li. Gallagher, bl. McGnxert1. R. l.artatla. P. Greco, C. Sparling, NW. Aloe. G, Socha. XY. Casey. li. Kennedy. 'lf Fagan, li. ljllkllllitt, P. lian-t5 Run' R: 'lf laglu. A. Paltna. bl. XY'ynne, R. Kurtz. li. Goltlen. li. I.onei'gan, -I. Klien. D. Scales, li. Sanhorn. D. Salqniann. lf. lonns. A. D'Antlrt'a. ,lf Heelx. RUM' 'JI M. litfinattin, C. Sthantlel. l. Arte. D. Htclcinan. D. Casey. D, lltnnett, XV. Bertrantl. S. Deutsch, li. Mellxun, R. Casey. Ci. O'Conn4.ll. M. Manning l'allai'. lx. Reitl. Run' 5: M, llranto. bl. lNIacinieli, -l. Reilly. P. l.1't'ler'L'. VI. Glynn, I., Blatltlaloni, M, Harfortl. li. l.eVeneSs, li, Hutter. Vl. Greene. G l'hran Knit fu' Nl. Clonnaugliton. ll lulotta. R liiuntli. R. lbllbfllllll. R. Krwton. R. Zollner. T. liratello. CaSL'v. Ii NY'ehei'. Bro. l'aul Sclixyoytrg CQSC., lDii'eLtor A litnt fontci THE HOLY CROSS VARSITY BAND Being horn with Holy Cross has been of unesti- inatetl value to its now renowned hand. liountlenli shortly alter the opening ot' the school! in 1935 by Bro. Paul Schwoyer, C.S.Ci., anal reared untler his masterful guitlante the hand has most assuredly he- tome an integral part ot' lloly Cross. A5 the new school grew and prospered so tlitl its music men in equal and parallel strikes, to he Called at top all Season organization today. Wfhether it he on a tnelotlious concert stage, at a thrilling antl colorful toothall game, a rousing pep rally, or a bright lfifth Avenue parade, one may be Certain that the finest niusieal entertaininent ot' the bantl is in tiull store. To be sure, the martial theme of the Holy Cross Fight Song, playetl at the gritliron, has often given our team the neealetl spirit to bring home a victory. A inusieally wontlertul evening also awaits those who at' tend the hand concerts presented annually. It is on the stage that the hancl proutlly tlisplays its line array ol' talent hy perlorining well known and recognized works and rereiyes the plautlits gainetl hy a year ot' hartl work. 7 llRO'l'HlfR l'AI'l. SCQHXX'OYl2R, CQSC. II8 Hill Donuirw, during lmlf-tium cnrummnles GRIN the I1glmI. At the close of thc I4.mLI Concert. the muster of fn-1'c'11m11in-S. SAI Gglglixudo, nnrmtcs Im lwu-I'timC story. ISIZCQINNITRS HAND Rau' IJ 'If Ifloggm, R, V.1lI.1r. DI, I mx I Do HLIIDL G. Allvu, R. Quinn, If Iiurbigc. I XX IH 1 Run' 2: R. Von Ohlcn. 'If Prcfmntum In IIXXOISICI A C11CC10 A. PL-pc. IT. cI.liPQ'I', I' I.uiux'ic'1 I Cn 9 Km Rrm' 35 'If A11Iwrt. UI, AICCILIVIIIV, I IlI'IL R Rm M IN ISI R. Gvist, D, Reilly. I S.1IW.1tinu N., X. . Y .Q .1 , W' i X idx ,.-v--9-Q., , - . SX '1 '- Qs 4 fx ws! vw, Q .,NXxf ii3jV'x R Ai Hf 43? 3 mg J I A .VTX fit, XA, .,,. ,x .4 S 2 Qi 7 ,X ak., 5 ,X-A'4I' mga 4 X ...... 5' ...Lz-... A I ' Q' XFX , as W- l 'S J ,,S'Xi if , ,L HN' , if 'Q ahaha.- MUSICAL I , V ,TWV M- 4135 3 Q i 'X . Q . x W rx ' 5 , E 24 i 5' ' .. . ,ff :L lk fl' K K .... W Jigs f ,. ' 'FIYQ'-Af m a - 'F , A Zi k , 5 A r A ' -ll. X if 4 A , Bmirw lluwrlms, tlw QCFHHQINLIII, lilo, il.llUl'f, tlu- klL'SlgI1?'I' .lllnl lim. llgzmcl. the stlgc lll.lI1.lQ,fQ'l, kllNCllNK tlu- plans for flu' usd.-m.1xy lXl.ll1xll.llK l'i'lLlX1'N xxitlm Mllllk' uf lull' luilllwilly fricmls, Klllflfljl .1 lull in rc'l1c:1rsz1lS. srlt of lNluunt.liu lXlLulmsS. .,,. llurmil' li.ull, llxllm Mm. xl-lrltxml, 1 'Q ,as l.uclX llwlmx .lllll llur Mulpllx lllmt wut vlltll .1 TE ' T ,A tif' 7..' , 1 ' lNfuunt.1in N.1LlmsS Stars, Slu'il.x Cfolmualrl uml limb lNfcCL1rtl1y, cnl ll rc'l.1xr-ll mmmnt rm thc rnlvin pu rch. 'lllmc girlx ilu ll Siauu-w kl.lI1LL' ts- ilu Lrulwxsllclmt mul' tlwc people At tllc- lmfzll cllllllllfy lim' :nn .. -. W. waz. is Q 3 'Q fi fi ' 2 vw Sv X 3 y , Q? g ' LT 'iv n . , Q if ' ,. My 5 , 2 it 1 ff an 'ir - mf Q W Nmie, SX A kikik K? A al.. 1 f 4 4, 7 , 4 loscly at n pruspcctivc dancer qi Rig, , 45 al W x . V . 1 ' we 5 ...J-our' S' Si i-13 I gf af' x 31 is 1. . I SQ 0 xx 1 Lrg 5 Q4 B is J I -' x E '+ N i Q .x f? IN. r E K ATHLETICS . Ri,- HQ 5 A.mLegizfz: s if'- My .J Qi- 51 S. . Q:-.3 x . .. 'ff fm 55 fs2ia5f2s3 K Q .zliriiii ,,.-W alum. f F Y Biff Wag ii 45,5 .IM PE F53 -' 51544 ' 5321 ,f rvv v 'M Q Q n in was , M ' ,. I .. 's..s f g,-N' L V. y ., YS 7 ki ia. hi . x Rm :egg ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT THE HOLY cnoss srokrs Plcrums IN REVIEW g..-' - t,,,jT i'- GRQSSN ,Q - - 1 slr 19, .- - -fs ' W ' 'eff -ei . A '-9' 3 JZ ,. . f A' Q t -u,,..- . 4 ,, -..- 1 ff 1 ag? fill' Ili ' ' ,.-9, ,WW '0' 'siiZ5,g I - 'ai In the winter of 1955-56 came the Charging Knights of Holy Cross flaunting their green and gold banners in the competitive wind. As freshmen Holy Cross unveiled a 'Q fine basketball team under Coach Walter Rooney. Not only did the boys meet with suc- cess on the court, but the crowds came and took them to their hearts. The staunch and increasing band of rooters caught the eye of the press and aroused the interest of other schools. ' Visitors to the Holy Cross Gym shook their heads in amazement at the crowds, the enthusiasm, and the competitive, sportsmanlike spirit. In the spring of 1956, came the first football tryouts and practice under Coach Begley and Stetter. Varsity football was introduced in 1957 and last season the Knights were the Cinderella Team of the year as they pulled upset after upset to gain a second place tie in the Catholic High School Football League. Basketball kept pace under Coach jim Connors and baseball under Don Smith and Brother Paul Malich. Track, golf, tennis and intramurals in basketball and bowling are all in full swing as the first graduating class comes marching over the horizon. Holy Cross has had a most successful start in sports. It has been due to the foresight of the Brothers of Holy Cross, and in particular to Brother logues, our Athletic Director. It has been due also to the willingness and spirit of its students in practicing to develop perfection, to the coaches who made them seek perfection as a desirable virtue, to the public who has supported Holy Cross, to the press which has spread the message, and to our neighboring schools who have played us to fill a schedule, but came back again in hope of absorbing some of that Holy Cross spirit and to avenge a defeat. . 1 ,,, Z -imma f 1 1.-was 4!.:Ki'qa 1 ' ff ff , jvf .A -. 0 421- f 7 f, ,V ' ' fflqf V f ,ff 4 1 5 what 3 f f1 3,, S yi.1f7fv f Ofvfvnxift jlzlqt'-.flfblttlic DciAf7.Jl'fN1tf1I Pi':'.wm1sl.' Bmzbtr JIIQQIIHI. nlflilgfit' D1mi'1w',- Mr JJIIIHY C0lII107'f Varrily Bzfkefbdl and Bzrebzll Cozth' Mr Gerry Bagley V' ' F I ll I , .11-.flfgy 1101 1.1 Ca.u'.v.' Nr 101111 Fngt, Turf Cazrb ,md G-1111 Irzrlrlzrfm-.' Mr. Robert Lmbifl, Grim I11rzrur1or.' Bmfber jorizpbaz, AIJ'I.ff.Il1l flfhletlr Dlreclor, Freib- 01.1711 B.i.rkftf:.ifI Co.irZv.' Bmflicr ll .11fcr F014-1. qlflvlsfir B1z,t1'11e,vf Al.HI.Il2t'I', fl5.ri.t1.w,f Ti-.iff Cn.iclv.' Mr. D011 Swffb. junior I!:7l'J'ff l Ff10lb.1ll and Bafkflball C0.1ffJ. l.f.l'lJ'l.U1f FfwIb.1l1 C0155 fllr, ll ifl1'.if11 Sftfftr if 111if.ri11,g from fbe jvfmfagryvlv. I51 FOOTBALL McII1.Igt11'.f.' D. Romeo, DI. Morgan, J. O'Donnell. Raul I: Bro. jogues, CSC., R. Arnone, J, Anderer, G. Ercolino, F. Manna, T. Costello, D. Golden fCapt.j, D. Murphy, T. Blaikie, P. Costanzo, C. Pregenzcr Mr. D, Smith. Rou' 2: Conch Begley, P. Kcneally, E, Ryan, A. Sullivan, G. Rack, P. Cerrow, M. Kelly, A. Armenio, P. Hamilton, R, Keeley, P. Marin, W. Ricca, Coach Stetter Rau' 3: C. Flamino, J. Savitscus, VU. Lynch. J. McDevitt, M. Feely. R. Mattana, I.. Kane, R. Hayes, R, DiScala, R. Hoart, E. Sweeney, P, Schembeck, L. Wetzel A an QQQ- Coaches Smith, Begley, Stetter and Denny Golden take time out. VARSITY SCORES Holy Croix Of7fIOIIc'IIf 28 Mt. St. Michael 12 12 Stepinac 6 30 Cardinal Hayes 1-1 6 St. Francis 20 30 Fordham 0 34 Iona 6 19 Chaminade 32 CAPTAIN DENNY GOLDEN 24 Flughing 6 an ati? v Q it ff- 4 as A e .fart ' ' M K4 if -+4 ' -1 . Y S is fgsii fgma ,tg 6 3 Q ,. Y, , 5 f ' '. f I K., ..j'?,s'4 ir .5 if 5 1 g 'li 1 g 'Tfkr , X 361:61-3 , : , ' - f QU ma- 'fx , an va K F W 'fx f iff S' .f ff. ta 53' WZ! 5 5 Q 'L Vx Af fi? ali ,g F 2,66 t 'lg iid Lin! Q 4 ,uf Wt ab' fn J 'I k?1 lx, '-ff , .X gf K i ai ff 'J 'gl wifi Q. ek K ' ,..,, t W fi: .41 -. ff fm fig? 5, x bv' E Q 4 'Pk ,M ,Egg P l is F K A , , 4 ' J-Kr Q . Q fV.,Q 25 fi ' I X Q f ' -5 M, wx W3 E ft W If ,J P2 . L NX , , 3 if gf , 9, X I M X M1 7,1 f X s Mig A,L, , sf LM K A Q IAN y . X, 5 K . 3 ji LA , bg .Ag 'Q , Sl wg W f Xxkii ui' 3 . 'J Q x . :.. w-, , +5 3 Q , 4 , ,Q Fx Q 5 Q .55 a J Q . Q X321 X .v ,.. , M gy '23, 1 4 , gg UH- QQ if' ' , ai' ?'Z?m .. 1 ' 1 k , F W ,,UfmrY '. In Q ww ,W fx 5 - + 'S F ra vi .,: I xl Fixii 'il tiigifxs? 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Q TM 4 'I' , n Q .K+ 1 V Y X sw -Im.. .W 'isaggiew' - fn, , 3 m-'kiwi EY, '4-Wi The big huddle, an important part of every game. Tom Costello, everyones most valu- able player receives Vi'illiam Ellarcl' Trophy after Flushing victory. The team looked determined on the way to the Fordham game and their determinatio paid off, Pat Kerieally and Bill Ricca, Knight captain elects for 1959 pose with coaches Stetter and Begley. I34 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Rau' 1. I. Luzon, J. Klien, VU. Mc! Mullan, Sikorski, R. Duggan. Rau' 2: J. Flinn, R. Gnsparro, R. MC- Ilree, VI. Villano, D. Driscoll. Rau' 3: M. Kuiath, K. Gillooly, J. Neilson. Dougherty, W. Rizzo. Rau' 4: J. Cooley, T. Sherlock, D. Keneally. Rau' 5: K. DeConzn. K. Murphy, E. Siclilons, P. I.nwi'ence, P. Dispirito. Rau' 6: V. Puridiso, E. Leonard, P. Fenton, J, Benik, J. Cronin. Ron' 7: Conch Lzmthrip, B. McCaffrey, J. Norwood, Conch Mr. Foge. FRESHMAN SCORES Holy Craft Oppazzeul 0 Chaminade 6 14 Blessed Sacrament 13 24 Mt. St. Michael 8 12 St. Francis O 0 Chaminade 8 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Hafy Cram Oplbanezzf Hofy Cra.r.r Oppanem 14 Mt. St. Michael . 1-I 30 Flushing 0 14 Archbishop Stepinac 14 22 Iona . 0 16 Cardinal Hayes . O 16 Chaminade 28 0 St. Francis 18 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Tau' 1: greppin fmanagerj, E. Petranek, Amoruso, J. Sullivan, B. Macos. S. Armenio, P. Glennon, J. Morgan, -I. Marra, j. Fisher, J. Morgan manager . Rau' 2: Mr. Don Smith fconchj, D. Burke, F. Wfright, E. O'Lea1y, J. Benik, R. Clements, R. Villhauer, T. Tarpey, P. Hnyslip, j. Young. Rau' 3: R. Bosticco. R. Consolls, H. Halbert, Sharkey, K. Jones, E. Vetro, T. Carely. I35 CHEERLEADERS AND MANAGERS N. .- t A 5 -. gmnsmssnng 1 mmm- qnnqsnmqn is EEE., Q A 'M sw. vi tiff. at -' if A ' '- , nu-ang-pn, f , . t Q f 5 '+ , -A K. f v K, - 5: -- .. 3 ,M A fi 'lhc t'l1i't-i'lc.xilt-iw git um-. ii sight iuimly st-Ln. lix tin nt 11 rclaxt-tl momcnt they look rcntly to go. They are: -T. O'C0nnor, XV, Gatti, R. McCarthy, R. Mangini, ll. lit-mptuii VI. Xlillll. R. Htiihcs. XY, lluppc. lit Smith, 'lf Sminlmwxki, it it X Q if , L .5 fi 7 A in l l The Athlt-tic Managers take time out from their tlutics to have ii picture mkqn, A Special word of thanks from Ruiz' 1: R, Saltlo, J, Midwintcr, P. Creppin, lviorgrm. Athletic Dept. goes to Timm Raw Q: D. Romeo, C. O'Donncll, E. Capuima. Kccvin. I36 .1-ws! BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Rau' If E. Cnpuana Qmanagerj, XV. Flynn, R. Mattana, J. Glynn fCo-Captainj, Carnesi CCO-Captainj, A. Armenio, P. Keneally Razz' 2: Mr. J. Connors QCoachJ, E. McAniff, J. Raftery, D. Colie, J. Savitcus, XV. Gavigan, M, Feally, Bro. jogues, C.S.C. my Armenio clears Regis defensive man for two ints. ,pw COINS UD TCF. dont break up the party. Holy C'r'rm' Regis Fordham Flushing St. Agnes Molloy Chaminade Notre Dame Great Neck Fordham St. Agnes NICCILHICY St. Mary St. Helena Notre Dame St. Mary Regis Flyers Flushing MeClaney Oppozzezzf 61 47 38 48 64 62 56 . 63 76 42 42 62 61 58 70 51 . 75 .. 58 46 .- U Charlie Camesi makes it look almost easy as he drops one in against Regis. Y' t - 'fs . xi A'1fP ',' E5.f-sf? 212.1-aiifg f Qin ww 3, mf J xg if gi , if saga .ff u, PE? ima :P QMEQWFQ me 4, 'i TES? as Q Q wg Nm-:AQ gf 5 fwt! A , V... 'vu' W NE WWW HB? all - Q . LEM 5 ' V W ge, , 4 Q J ai . gg .5 pi? Je - 5 1.51-5 3 Lan jf MA '51 ff., , . 4 A i ff is? g K fx Q 2 Q ix Q' J E 4 X 5 pw .tx r ,. Q X' , X 'Q--. xx lgg fi it ! ati 24 1- 5 1:55 L my 47,56 2 iq Ya Xb, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-Rau' l.' L. Kane, G. Cavaleri. S. Armenio. M. Hepron. G, Synstra, E. Flood. Row 2: D. Smith, conchg J. McGowen, B. Garigan, F. Cuccinella. K. Jones. -s 1 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES FRFSHMAN SCORFS Holy C,'mi'y Ofiltiwzwzfx Holy C1'ru1i' Ojilbofiellfx HOU C1'm.v Ofzfmzlwzfi I-Ifffq Cfmn Ofzfzoziwzfi' 47 Regis -16 61 MCCli1ncy 44 Regis 29 56 lforillum 52 59 Fordham 58 51 St. Mary 29 Fordham 37 75 Molloy 41 65 Flushing 35 56 St, Helena . 55 St. Dominic 41 7-i McCfl41ncy 35 49 St. Agnes 19 58 Notre Dame 65 Seton Hill 28 wi Seton Hull 35 42 Clmminilde 56 52 St. Mary 51 St. Mary 38 51 Cil1Ll111ll1.lLlC 46 42 Notre Dame 55 54 Regis 58 St. Agnes 52 26 St. Mary 32 34 Great Neck 55 44 Chaminzide 45 Clmminade tio 33 Regis 26 34 Fordham 55 43 Flushing 55 St. Dominis 17 53 Mr, St, Micheal 45 57 St, Roberts 55 47 McClancy 41 St. Agnes .. 44 61 Molloy A13 75 lVlQClg1m'y 20 FRESHMAN BASKETBALI.--Rifle' I: R. Nespoln, J. Sikorski. I.. Gorman. E. Sirltlons, F. Cucciz. R. McDonald, J. Sclieirlel. Ron' 2: Bro. Josuplmt, Coaehg J. Dougherty, G. Wficlirowsl-cl, J. Neilson. R. Mclntyre, J. Benik. D, Kenenlly fmnnngerj. L 'Q Nagy, mmm WWW la- 4---......,.,.N,, M --Q---.....,.,,. K ll fi Ti! S JUNIOR INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Rau' 1: T. Pigoski, J. XY'a1sh, W. Yon- cscu. P. Fuhy, E. Sweeney. Rnu' 2: R. Alcxamdro. W. Roth, R. Drake. C, Ferry. FRESHMAN INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Rffll' 1: R, Zucker. DI. Agius. I. Prcvidi, R. Suldo. O'Cnnncll. Rffzz' 2: M. Todd. P. Spitnlcri. T. Atkin. NW, Ri SOPHOINIORE INTRAMIQRAI. CHAMPIONS Rau' 1: K. Reid. XV. Reed. J. Bcnik. J. Candy. Rau' 2: R. Bostico. H. Verciletto. A. Pote. J. O'Brien J. Moore. if, Q is ' flip' we 4 Sa Q! .VH , K .5 K S: X . s 1 Q fi 1 if WN 5 in Q G . if . 4 5 3 P . 'L 'N A If X.-f-nw-nl ,,r' 1 .1 4 3? falls: 'ju ' -., f Y n 5, fy I It' . .2 Nt ?4 'YA . , V 3 . W'- ii? If 'N ,J , . M C i Q Q - 2 Qi xl ..XX 5 L dk, g! 5 gc f a 622 K l 4 ff IZ 1 1 1 E 5 1 91 V' 1' wi 2 V E M Q i Y M aff ' gy! C? tm A' m x Y ig1XXHv N A-yimi R X Qs I tiqg QXX CRQ1 Q .3 J Ae sd 0? Y :CR RY Mr: A ' , . Q9 AGL 53 BQXXCRQQ INXXCR0 NSN, . fx! 1 FLY gpg Qld KCRO QSXNCRUS ,QXIMCR05 XQXHXCRUS f K i 4 4 -...Q Q.--M , mi f 4 Vvrlf 1 2: . i J M i......---f jg I Tix 5 2 5 N1 , 2 1 E 1 l 5 I 5 1 g Q i F 1 ,Q 'X Q I M AJ. A Y ' r gg Mi. Y I is iz: 2 m My Q if E3 P .l '5M'T5 1fW ' A , 8,6 ,7 A - A 'KK x Jr Q xfixx. .5 f 5 . Q 2,521 ,, I E Mr, Fogc supcrviec-Q tryoute fm' thc' track tcxzm The future track team mcmbcrs gzct rcntlv fu put thcir but fum tmxx nfl IAQ Hnlv Citusx nina' miily rctirc oppmini: batter ! Kc-up yuui' L-yo on the hall ,ff ' H, J-...,, ..- i.....,....,,,,.,t BASEBALL 3 Ruiz If R. Uiiiniwtti, A. Vfillis Qiiiiingigzwj. lfffu J' A friklif. In. l'AlilY, I. Cpsttilln, R. Stocswl, P. Kunuillv li lluggic-1'u. VI. Sheehan, A, Armcnio. Rfiu 3 Blu. Iugiiw finiitit'i'.1tui'E, R. Ainump CQ. H.1i'txx'cll. K. Austin, K. D'Ang1clo, C. RUSSO, R, Blangini, Mr. D, Smith fCO21Ch,. all vbiwy Stucsscl and Km Austin liiulwi' up lwfcwixt pi'.1L'tiCc- Ons nf thi' tuuus fincst, Ki-x' Austin, wginus up during L-.u-ly season. IRD Knight lxittcrv tcguu. lfixink Ruggit-rn and Riu Czillalmn. GOLF .... X fx X'NQ ij I A wg .k.Lk. .,.3... x 5 1, -,.. gi-ix 9 . . k 5 rl S... W..- L s ,. W X:L4Ns..v..k ...N ..........1 , .ZW Ruiz' I: I.. Santoro, J. XVAII. Rau' J: N. Crawford, D. Edgar, li. Vavrinck. T. Murray. TENNIS X3XXxKLx x,,XRXEP,.X X IX, .N xlix IXTXIXI. 3 N 5 -QQ' wr ,f Q .IN Rau' 1: T. Mundle. Rau' 2: Bro, Franciscus, G. Twardzik, P. Powers. Rau' 3: j. Dietr. j. Mebhan, S. Dcutsch. R011 4: VI. Daughcrty, H. Gariggm. Abrwzf: W. Gatti and D. Dwyer. ISI FATHERS ' CLUB Run' If Philip J. Reilly tlst Pre-sidentjg Bro. Daniel Redmond, CSC, fmodemtorlgDaniel Kenenlly tlst Vice Presidentjz joseph P, I-Ianrahnn fPresident51 Dr, john Murphy find Vine Presidentlg liro. ,logues XY'ulsh, CSC. fAssistunt Modeixitor R014 2: joseph ciLl5l'Lll'I'll'll, Anthony De l.uc.i, l2dw.u'tl XY'oods, -lohn Vlimn, john Nclnuiglilin, XX'illi1im Poppe, Michael De Angelo Run 3: Philip Limpert, P.1tricl4 Mrlleyitt, lidwin Siddons, ,latinas Sullixqm, Fiimuel Aprile, Frank Guligia, W'illinm Blnikio. Ron If lost-pli Flood. George Frlgiir, Mzuuite Corr, Harry 'lliyloig ,lohn liruns, Joseph Sc-ringi. Esbf, ANS U., .. M Mi: joseph ll. H.lDl'Qlll.lU, president, introduces the guest speaker ut the third .tnnugal communion lutxllxfzlst in his usual iovi.il XVAIY, FATHERS' CLUB Under the inspiration ol' Brother john Donoghue, principal, and the guidance ot' Brother Bertriim Madden, its first moderator, and Brother jogues Wfrilsh, assistant moderator, the Fathers' Club has grown over the past three years to include L1 membership of 600 fathers of the stu- dents here nt Holy Cross, Its grim is to further the liducntionzil, Moral, Social and Religious tittninments of the students through the tooperation of the members with the school faculty. Under its two presidents, Mr. P. Reilly, first, und Mr. tl. Hzinrahan, serond, the Fathers' Club has been able to help defray the costs ot' furnishing the Physics Laboratory and is well on the way toward doing the same with the Chemistry Laboratory. Fathers and sons receiving Holy Communion. The fathers, Assisted by some of the Seniors, serve refreslimcnts ut Golden Gloves. f THE WOMEN'S GUILD . - 1' ', 'A 'Q ' 6 5 i T '1 Rvzz' 1: Mrs. G. Gerhard ffforrt-sponding Sec- retaryg Mis li. Zegers tlietording Secretaryl Mrs. H, lXlrGuvern tlst Vice Presidentbg Mrs lf. Cfiirovv t'l'i'e.isi1i'tl'l. Mrs XY' ,loc fliinance Secret.ii'vl. Run' Q. lim llarold t.1ssist.1nt IllUxltI'.liU!'lQ Mrs. A. Depliillips, Mrs XV. Storms. Mrs Ii. Siddons. Mrs, lf, Racls. Mrs. G. Paront. Bro. Ralph tmotleratorl. Rim' 3: Mrs. VI. Gihleski. Mrs. C. Hawltv. ,ff hirs. R. 5L'llLlL'S9lC'I', Mrs. A. O leiiv. Mis. bl Klein, Mrs D. ci.lll.ll1.lI1 Rim' -is Mrs. XV. Poppe. Mrs. li. liuono. Mrs G. lzdgar f54'I'j1l'.ll1i-.li-AH11351 Mis. R. Calla- ' han, Mrs. lf. W'eille. Nor l,irf1mif. Mrs. VI. Agius tllresidentlg Mrs. lf, Xlfoods CSergeant-atffirmsB1 Mrs lf Parents enioy a night out at the Guild Halloween party. Santa Claus, alias Mrs. Regina Kelly, visits the Guild family. In 1954, the news of .1 Catholic Boys High School in Queens prompted ii group ot' women in the area to organize a Guild under the direction Of BYOUICY MLILIIUS U'Mz1llCy. Cf.S.C. The objective is clearly stated in Article ll ot' the By-Laws: The purpose of the Holy Cross Women's Guild ot Queens is to promote and extend the interest of the Holy Cross High School by assisting said school in the pursuit of its educational, cultural, spiritual and charitable endeavors. These past tive years have witnessed the membership growth of the Guild from .1 small group of six pioneers to the present 1,000 active members, making it the largest women's organization in Queens. XVorl-:ing together for the well being of every Holy Cross student, the school and the Holy Cross XVomen's Guild have found that a great deal can be accomplished towards the success of students by mutual cooperation and understanding of their problems and difficulties. PRESIDIZNTS Mrs. joseph Hanrahan---195-1-1956 Mrs. Anthony De Pliillips----19564958 Mrs. joseph Agius-1958 n,,p: , Bro. Harold. Director of the Cafeteria, works feverishly on his menu. CAFETERIA STAFF The ladies of our cafe in a formal pose: Mrs. Y. De Phillips. Mrs. A, Duerholz, Mrs. H. Clostermann, Mrs. R Kelly, Mrs M. Nintzel, Mrs. H. Aubert, Mrs. G. O'Donr1ell, Mrs, A. Rigon. The early rush of the late lunch. What, no wallet, jack? Mrs. Kelly ta wiCh. IRA The happy cafe help enioy their clishwashing job. llies u p the lunch expense of Greg Nor- Not all Yearbook work is tedious as Bro. Gerard, assistant moderator. shows--but we do make mistakes and so the pictures below were added licrc. qu. .. j, l.cporati. P. Galvin. S, Anson. R. Parry, M. Clarke, K. Manning and T. Fratc-llo make a check of their photographic equipment. , . . . .... Qc off' Q 'O' 3' i . V Yr? ix Mi' Louis l.vtcndi'i- explains the ins and outs of radio to members of the Saturday Morning Radio Club. 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Kcncnllyg Vice Prcsidcut, Carmen L. Vhllmlimwi Su1'ct411'y, Rullin MI, Hawley. RUM' lf W , BILQLLYI. R. ,lUl1I1S0r1, D. Fulton, S. Ardizmm-, IT, Al'L1i7llWI1L'. -I, Gunn, DI. lNfulgx'uw, 'lf fJ.SllC.l, Run' jg li, O'C11llugl1.m, D. Powers, M, 1:1'L1l'1CU, P, '1'l1o1-mon, P B1'OdQfiCk, R4 Biondi, J, Mgcinick, S, Madden, Run' X, R llzmrt, C lflglminu. F. Hzlmblr, 'I Limpr.-rt, N, Canopy-r. lf! Cgllliliil. If. Bnsco, B, Denis, Rau' 1: J. Dillon, C. Martin R. Bohl, T. Mundle, C. Han- ley, P. Hangarter, T. Walsh T. Iorizzo. Rau' 2: V. Gibaldi, F. Bern- stein, T. Heck, J. Labbate R. Dee, E. Steiglehner, Gearson, R. Schilling. Rau' 3: R. Kryston, G. Hick- ey, T. Pigoski, R. Speir, P. Marclose, M. Auleta, W. Dolan, P. Fahy. Rau' I: J. Deigaudio, J. Dist- ler, A. Deluca, G. Claxton, O. Critchley, J. Melia, W. Todd, R. Hayes. Rau' 2: R. Mergl, R. De Ville, F. Haunstetter, L. Burgige, C. Russo, A. Orgow- ski, R. Mohrmann, K. Pulick. Rau' 3x P. Schembeck, G. Rhyne, R. Zorovich, J. Sica, M. Singleton, E. Weillc, D. Gibbs, P. Kene-ally. Rau' I: F. Delahunty, E. Weber, E. Shiverick, J. Cor- bett, K. Manning, N. Garn- falo, R. Reynolds, M. Hickey. Rau' 2: J. Morrow, F. Anson, R. Bunce. J. Birong, V. Chian- ese, W. Byrns, J. Ronneberg, E. Golden. , Rau' 3: D. McKean, A. Gre- co, J. Kirk, R. Meyer, C. O'Donnell, T. Martinelli, J D'Arcangelo, J. Coppcrhill, Rau' 1: J. Newell, R. Ditsel, T Dorsam, J. Mclieough, H. Ulrich J. Santandrea, R. Toledo, E. Aheirrn Ron' 2: R. Seagrave, V. Kelly, P Ercolino, J. Little. V, Alu. G Paront, V. Tuccio, J. McGowan. Rau' 3: W. O'Toolc, C. Zamlmmo R. Usewics, R. Holland, J. Greene W. Gavigan, J. Dougherty. Rau' 1: R. Drake, M. Suess, G. Cotter. J. Gillooly, R. Duerholz, XV, Roth, T. Taylor. L. Hoeffner. Rau' 2: T. O'Shea. J. Clair, J. Lucas, E. Tracey, J. Zito, W. Scott. W. Modry. T. Harding. Rau' 3: L, Kane. R. Alexanclro. F. Nevins, C. Corris, E. Sweeney, M. Feely. C. Ferry. T. Frnites. Rim' 1: P. Jiivorn, D. Zimmerman. R. lNlaci11'i, J. Savitseus. W. Popper D. Romeo. K. Mnsson. J. O'Reilly Ruiz' 3: J. Siluiltheis. A. Vitagli- uno, J. Blulm. P. Ortolevil. G Morpurgo. G. Lynch. I.. Madden E. Knips. Razz' 3: W. Kelly. D. Kimmett J, Zcgers. J. Mallon, K, Smyth. J Nowotny, W. Lynch, B. Miigliocco. v 1 Run' I: G. Heiser. ll. Stone, J. lVIic41rc, V, Martina, 'lf Mina C. Funk. J, 'l'mfiu111ti. J. blilllilff-l. Run' JJ M. Faulkner, T. lXIitt'l1cll, ' ' I Z ,l, Mciiraltlm. Laukm, T. I1'llllAl1'0, D. Jestu. A. Allmlnese. P. Russo. RUN' 3: NV, Kessler. P. Vnsmllo, C. w7lllSl1, J. O'Conncll. K. Ifergcr. T4 Cofmvlly. J, O'Connell C l.com111lu. Lllll- l l s . .t . .s.,. .M . .,,. ...1.. .. X .Ska Run' I: J. Maloney, J. Welsli, R. Ippolito, P. Smyth, J. Reilly. J. Kramer, D. Mcffartin, D. Dietz. Razz' 2: D. Turner, J. Boland. J. Canecchia, L. Santoro, B. Smith, L. Hohack, J. O5B1'ien, J. Ycnzer. Run' R: J. Estnhrook. J. Dooley. A. Di Bella. R. Ferrante, J. Correcline, J. Rice. F. 'I'o1'mey. C. Stalcs. Rnu' 1: G, Zarnitz, R. Banks, J Gentile, M. Marino, T. Rouge, J Nauwens, F. Ruggiero. Rau' 2: F. Murphy, G, Ouellette J. O'Brien, C. Richardson, R. Mc Kee. G, Gerhard, R. Szumbcl. Row 3: K. Onrtel, W. Ricca, J Marian, R. Vnn Uchrtup, S, Gabrys RUM' 1: P. Bavoso, P. Principato, T. Seiter, J. McCauley, G. Cornell, R. Wendt, L, Wctzel, J. Zaleskie. Rau' 2: A. DCFrancisco, R. Rui- celli, R. Campbell, J. Levey, R. Filazzola, R. Schwabb, V. Panet- tierer. Rau' 33 A. Kurtz, A. Bianculli, D. Caliendo, J. Meehan, G. Hart- well, W. Grimm, R. Hawley, T. Mensching. Row 1: R. Grillotti, J. McGovern, R. Stoessel, J. McDevitt, D. Burke, V. Biondi, P. Chillemi, J. Carey. Row 2: R. Jasinski, A. Paris, J. Pellegrino, J. Kappenberg, R. Dis- cala, J. Dudis, R. Viola, T. Cassidy. Row 3: D. Edgar, D. Boyle, J. Owens. J. Guilietti, E. Keane, T. McGovern. Rau' Z.' R. Foppiani, J. Sanfilippo G. Arnold, G, Bewhardt, M Hebron, F, Giacopelli, J. Abramo J. Patten. Rau' 2: R. Dietz, M. Ward, F Jacob, A. Ryan, P Gunther, J Fitzpatrick, E. Courtade, J. Treanor Row 3: R. Raab, W. Keutman, B Leatherman, K. Gauthier, R. Boerg erman, D. Nelmes, D. Smyth, J Michon. -4, . 4 T. bi . 3 'gggi-ig RQ 3 fi., if 1 ' x i S .. ' is Ex' 5 i - E W 1. 5- LL SZ? LT U is gk' '155ifQ.l?f. -'LX Q F- Y 1 i ,I K .X N. 3 .,.g .,L. f Qi- .7 'L ' I P b w f K in S F A s ,Q , . q o Q K 'S f W Q .pi Q x , 3 Q, ur .Q L N mg - ..., if f , . MM. Rv A -1 ' r Q J 5 2 ff sr X ' AQL' M L wus wb J ,N . an S: wfxff i .f ,, mf!! 1. I an W V3 ,.' Y 4 an ,AL,, , J' aL y fx Rtff W' Si J AI M If - AQT' 'ify A ' f 1 - i I 'agp ' . M Q sf :Q Q L3 I U v ' M - , f PF ,Xi Aa, K g. , 'Y M W., Rau' 1: G. O'Connell, R. Kurtz, D. McCann, T. Lawless, D. McClelland, J. Freaney, T. Keevins, J. Ingersoll. Rauf 2: C. O'Connell, G. Snydstrup, J. Puzo, W. Nelson, F. Tate, M. Manning, J. Wynne, NW. Sheridan, W. Boertlien. Rau' 3: R. Pace, J. Sharkey, J. Marra, J. Nolan, A. Piotrowicz, J. Piskie, J. Sventy, C. Sullivan. Rau' 1: VU. Hannigan, J. Cooke E. Dcbanko, W, Powers, Pi Scheraldi. F. McVeight, K. Summa, F. Penna. Rau' 2: J, Pruchnick, V. Palazzolo J. Robb, K. Rowland, R. Morelli T. Fagan, D. Tumolo, W. Storms Rau' 3x J. Tully, P. Murray. E Nolan, J. Wfhitc, T. Vogt, A S a t u rn o, F. Terracino, L Santantlrca. Row 1: J. Morgan, E. Holker, J. Szambel, J. Walsh, H. Ritshie, J. O'Hare, R. Torres, K, Ostrowski. Row 2: M. Vogell, A. Palma, T. Stabile, R. Di Tucci, C. Bocksel, T. Normandeau. Row 3.' T.. McDevitt, J. Young, V. Knott, R. Mullaney. IAA 1 Rau' 1: XV Giambcrso, J. Healy, J Ron' 2: R D. Doyle, E. Downey, Rau' SI M. T. Dawson, I.. Gonosun. . Giillaghy. R. Cook, J. , Hiiyclen, D. Giblicski. Rau' 1: P. Monte Bovi, J. Healy, N. Antinori, J. Healy, D. Kerwin, F. Simonetti, J. Pricci, V. Scarlata. Rau' 2: P. Oliver, W. Casey, J. Candy, J. Purgar, T. Hamilton, R. Trabucclii, R. Vincent, B. Miiclclen, Rauf 3: D. Stanley, B. Sanborn, L. Stabile. J. Murphy, A. Cuccinello, J. Benik, B. Hcrlihy, D. Scales. 5-A M..-.. A W. Juclcl, A. Ryiins. Fitzpatrick, J. Gillis, G. Beach, M. Curran. J. Desinger. Anastasio, J. Gormely. R. Bruno, K. Brcnim. T. Dolan, D. Foceri. l l Rau' 1: P. Downing, R. Garcia, J. Urich, P. Donoghue, J. Cordes, D. Kavanagh, P. Glennan. Row 2: T. Cooney, J. Federico, J. Amoruso, R. Grimm, R.Adamson, S. Lehey, J. Favorito, R. Blanco, M. Dean I67 Rau' I: 'l'. 'l':l1'pey, Vaughan L. Mesticky, J. Wasacz, D, Thomas C. May, M. Suhnr, E. O'Leary. Row 2: R. Shullman, D. 0'Sulli van. W. Relyea, lf. Ncston, J Renehan, R. VLlf!l5CI1SCl1CJlCl1, L Somers, J. Lehnne. Rau' 33 H. Hulbert. F. Wright, R Villhauer, J. Robb, E. Flood. F Vetro, K. Jones, J. Guido. Row 1: R. Shortemeier, T. Spaga, M. Gallagher, E. Kelly, F. Keenan, G. Hawley, R. Smercak, A. Rigon. Row 2: C. Sparling, P. Greco, J. McGovern, P. Melita, J. O'Shea, B. Kennedy. D. Hickey, R. Larcacla. Row 3: N. Koehler. J. Lynch, E. Oddo, T. Oddo, R. Pangia. F. Pellegrini, B. Truncale, W. Keclceisen. Rau' 1: P, Bradley, J. Cafarella, F Kullak, J. Sullivan, T. Courtad, J Arico, E. Kennedy, W. Bocrtlein Rau' 2: R. Cimitila. N. Cirillo, W Adams, W. Clough, . Faulkner, J D. Beck, K. Farrell, T. Hogan. Rau' 3: W. Favorito, J, Cusack, C Desiderio, J. Fairbanks, J. McCar- roll, P. Hayslip, J. DiBenedetto. IAR Rau' 1: W, XX'ilson, T. Ricci. 1. Cookson. J, Mancino. W. Glo wacki, VU. Cotumiiccio, J. Prohert. W. Crockett, Rau' 2: N. Marini, J. Montagnino. J. Powers, W, Smith, P. Kreppein. J. Morgan, J. Kelly, N. O'Dowd. Rau' 3: V. Riihbito, J. Rosa, J Bastollii, VU. Gaertner, G. Goodwin In Hayek. J. Gnllaglicr, I-. Mun chisi. Rau' I: A. Iandoli, D. Kealy, F. Demase, C. Molica, R. Wfhite, J. Lynch, W. Wilson, J. Pulpytel. Rau' 2: R. King, S. Bertolone, J. Izzolo, E. Craven, R. Bask,R. Welch, J. Lupo, D. Blake, Row 3: K. Deutschinann, P, Birong, C. Schneider, M. Engel. R, Kappenberg, J. Cribbin, J. Makos, M. Horan. Rauf 1: D. McGrath, G. Buckley R. Stewart, J. Falussy, J. Behringer S. Armenio, R. Goggin, W. Crean Row 2: S. Mack, R. Jamieson, R Heinsman, R. Devlin, J. Serina, J Brown, W. Muskopf, J. Furlong. Row 3: P. McConnell, F. Keegan J. McNamara, R. Chioffo, H. Gee P. Bianchi, W. Wider, R. Majeski Row 1: E. Sabini, A. Toskas, B. Hendricks, D. Di Salle, E. Spettie, D, Mastronianni, F. Spettei, D. Mastroianni, S. Mtv Ponell, L. Maddaloni. Row 2: W. Reed, R. Faller, K. Reid, J. Ruhrbacker, S. Cavalieri, C. Rowland, W. Bertrand, H. Vercelletto. Row 3: M. Harford, R. Bosticco, J. O'Brien, J. Moore, A. Pote, P. Pfeiffer. Row 1.' W. Ryan, P. Keane, N. Egenberger, J. McAller, R. Rose, B. Lonergan, L. Lavagetto, W. Lowerce. Row 2: W. Mansfield, F. Lash, J. Connaughton, J. Monahan, R. Moriarty. W. Penders. C. Penders. C. Proper, J. Sicilian. Row 1: H. Eginton, R. Callahan, E. Burke, F. Kuehn, T. McGrath, E. Peterson, L. Arce, M. I-Iinchy. Raw 2: J. Cannella, R. O'Connell, C. Rilling, J. Barinque, J.Kelly, J. Lilly, J. Capon, R. Karl. Row 3. F. Keating, W. Coleman, R. Missero, E. Petranek, J. Fisher B. Olwell, R. Kugler. - 'QQ .......-u 5 3 . .. 1 Aman mf N, f 2 l Q S . X . as M, f if - 2? . H 5,,.Q:, , . L, : , 5 xi, 1.:-., 'f A f 3 1 . W 4 M X. 4- I ., Agn ,gg ,vs lv gk 4 'G sf ax, .rii wx S V s F F X51 H ZZI 2 ,. f L I l , V 1? if v v .. , Q Fi' :ii bf J . X5 'Ma ii Row 1: W Rrzzo E Prltcharcl R Zucker J Archrere R Warrcn J Southeck R yon Ohlen J Prevrclr Raw 2: P Valentrno R Qurnn R Schumeyer J Walters P Zappullr T Aubert G Allen H Wfolf Row 3: A Sturm V Rovello R Sacco S Vogel P Screxane J Waltz R Redrs R Qaldo Row 1: . Giaco elli G Clancy, ,l P , - E. Jaworski, J. Feely, T. Doherty J. Ruggiero, L. Falco. Row 2: J, McArthy, R. Dirks, N Sanders, R. Paine, T. Oclell, L Roberts, B. Mackay, V. Gallo. Rau' 3: E. Pometti, A. Ford, J Taylor, J. Flinn, J. Cronin, J. Col lins, E. Leonarcl, J, Keane. ' - G1-Elf Rauf 1: J. Larsen J Malmowskx H Mason R Masto J Grlmartrn D LAbbate J Mrlunec B Nolan Row 2: F Keneally R Mannrng J Marra J Murray J McGl1nchey K Keutmann J Knrps W Moms Row 3: J. Kells M Masr P Lesrewrcz T Murray J Mannrx R McDonald M Lagas J Myers s Ruiz' I: G. Hughes. E. Herman, K. DeConzn, T. Harrington, J, Klein, G. Kennedy, J. Ehrbar, M. Kdjath. Rim' J: S. Gimlncr, P. Alricri, J, B1'llL'2lfU, M. DcRoma. M. Coyne, P. Lawrence, E. Johnson, M. Gallagher. Rim' 3: C. Lehmann, J, Dougherty, R. Clements, R. Funk, J. Conlon, S. Burgio, A. Ciaccio. Rau' 1: R. Spitalcri, T, Wzilsli, If Treski, J. Zccca, M. Todd, P Schuesslsr, C. Barry, E, Sidalons. Rau' 2: J. Rasch, T, Aitken, G Yanoscak, R. Wlilz, J. Tnmnto, R Wiildrcmn, R. Schmidt, J. Agius. Raul 3: J. Obcr, J. Benik, J. Tom borello, T. Plihcik, D, Reilly, J Routledge. E Xi., Raw l: I. McLoughlin, J. Lyong, R. McMurray, L. Ollarek, A. Pepe. A. Triscari, R. Pieloch, T. Pooton. Razz' 2: J. Winefield, J. Sikorski, W. Lopresti, P. Lupoli, M. Novcllo, R. Mcllree, J. Sherlock, J. Slack Rau' 3: R. Lchr, S. Kinary, R. Mclntire, J. Villano, J. Norwood, li. McCawffrcy, N. O'Connoi'. Rau' amz' H. McLaughlin, XX' Michael, I., Miiuer, J. Mazzurello. P. McCauley, G. Nelson, J. Kelly E. Lavin. Rau' tu'a.' R, NCSlWC3lIl, J. MtCann R. Manning. R. Nugent, A. Man guillat, W. Miceli, P. Norwich, lf Talletta. Rau' llareex D. Keneally. C. Jane P. Kane, J. McAvoy, R. McAlea, K. Murphy. R. Judge, J. Neilson Rau' alle: P. Ciimivellii, M. Burtone. C. Carey, T. Dougherty, R. Alex- ander, A. Conheo, I.. Cutaldzx. R. Annunziuto. Rau' 1z4'a.' R. Attonito, T. Diffley. K. Barber, R. Ahhute, J. Durkin, R. Attonito, A. Bowler. R. Dennis. Rau' three: J. Caldwell. R. Duncan, C. Carre, J. Conway, J. Capone, P. Dispirito, W. Dobbins, M. Cashin. RU1l'0Il6'.' A. Zirpoli, A fontaine, R. Willis, XX' O'Hui'e, R. Yarwootl. S Schnell. bosco, P. Spincola, R. Levey G. Socha. G. Mariscan, J Savona, J. Lyons. Rau' three: A. Moran, J Steinhauser, G. Reichert, J McGovern, P. Leininger, W McMullan. W. Lynch, W Pricci. Worth, T. Staunton, T. Pre- Rau' lu'a.' W. Lohan, C. Lo- Run' wiv: R. hfgincini. J. Larken. R. Scliultlieis, XV. Keane. R Iningcburli. T. Hayden. R. Jolin son. A. Doyle. Rau' lim: R. O'Bi'ia1n. J. Mid winter, C, Love, R, Oixifzewslci. I.. Sl'llLll'l'll7Cl'flCl'. R. Rinaldi. G. Brown R. Miller. Rau' 7Zuw.' L. Hall. P. O'Hngen L. Marciano. J. McG:1win, J O l'oule, R. Seibold, G. Neumann R, Ccrbonc. Raza' wiv: J. Cullbil. R. Brick E. Cuspm. T. Calling, G Andimccio. J. Crockett, R. Geist, R. Hissing. Razz' lim: D. Dogen, R Donohue, F. Honerkiiinp. J Clmpzlis, XV. Carroll. H Hilti. F. Cuccin, D. Fcairinan Ron' fbnm' R. Gnspairro, J Cummings. T. Finch, K. Gil looly, G. Gillian, XV. I-lergen lmn, L. Gray. Ruiz' wuz' R. Pnssuntino, T. Wear- ren. R. Rosamilio, J. Urso, F Tine. R. Valentc. T. Smith, R Vallar. Rau' lun: R. Pittelli, J. Pugliese, R. Romano, R, O'Brien, R. Pearce N. Szap, J. Sola, V, Travaglianti Rau' Ihnfe: J. Parks, S. Wendelew- ski. F. Sabatino, W. O'Nelli, R Pelella. L. Shannon, I.. Sivillo, M Talbot. l1E , H... Mlm... 1 Row rms: J. McKinley, W. Kelly, A. Feig, P. Naughton, V. Gallian. j, Herrick. D. Koziol. Rua' lzm: J. Luzon, E. Lynch, J. Lissner, R. Kuckmarski, H. Leonardo, R. Flcri, G, Hoffstaetter, j. McDonald. R. Hunk. Razz' mn: G. Daly, K. Doyle. M, Dris coll. j. Coolcy, R. Aicllo, hl. Cronin, 'I AdamS. R. Cercsa. Run' Izw: A. Barker, ll. Carlsen. W Butler. M. Bryncs, liolanal. Rau' uma: S. Fsncch, I.. Dawson, V. D'Angclo, DI. Holden, A. Bcnkcrt, R. Crawford. F. Gonzalez. A, Grubert. Ron' luv: P. Bonfilio, D. Cleary. T. Flanagan, Cf. Catuosco, L. Bene-tt, D. Casale, I.. Gorman, R. Callahan. Rau' lbnw G, Casillo, R. Cronemeyer, E. liurbigc. J. Hickey. M. Doyle, J. I-lanscr. J. Bussman, A. Hurtado. THLSACCOUNTS FORALL 1540 HOLY CROSS MEN :E in f ' r. Q fagifl , 4 5 I BQ. if ' 1 V A-Ein. 'vm H lm ia, X gpm.-v ,Ili F L -fi 3, 5. gt. ,,,. 4 , x I 1- 6 . . R9 :Q F 'Wx W Q, . 'X ' . 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