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

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NECESSITY OFiiCOMMUEliCA'lfION BROTHER JOHN JOSEPH DONNELLY, C,S.C. BS Education Fordham MR. ROBERT LARKIN 'Jnivemty ' MR. DONALD CONSIDINE B.A., Iona College Religion 2 B.S., M.A., Fordham University E?-gush 1, English 5 English 1, 4 Citizenship 2 LANCE Assistant j.V. Football Coach junior Class Moderator The following also teach English but are not pictured with this department: BROTHER FRANCISCUS, C.S.C., MR. FOGE, MR. TRENTECOSTE L a2irsir s,ssl ' E st' MR. ROGER BUCKLEY B.A., St. john's University MR. WILLIAM OMEARA English 1 BA., Queens College Business Management English 2 Physical Education MR. CHARLES MCGORRY B.A., Iona College English 3 2l

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