John Jay College of Criminal Justice - Justitia Yearbook (New York, NY)

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THOMAS R. CARROLL Tom, a Faptain in the NYPD, holds his AAS from Baruch School. A resident ot' the Bronx, his future plans are to remain healthy and happy. JAMES CASEY With his AAS from Brook- lyn College and the BS safely tucked away, Jim plans to en- roll in the graduate program at John Jay. His wife, Patricia, and daughter, Carol, look forward to the day when he will be teaching. Jim is an avid photography and base- ball enthusiast.

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HENRY E. BLAKE Hank Retired now, Hank's future plans are to keep an open mind. A former unit-training sergeant, he attended Brook- lyn College and enjoys golf and 8mm photography. His most familiar class saying is, It's about time. 1 ig' 1- 0-I ,,,,i. ROBERT JAMES BRATKO Red - the bald one Bob, with two girls and Z1 boy, lists adjustment to the household as part of his future plans - one day he hopes to be 21 teacher. He is ai member of the Knights of Folumbus and the Pulaski As- sociation. and is often heard To say, I'm of the opinion, and, 1'ealistic'ally. l would say.

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FRANCIS M. CONNOLLY You can't lie to Frank - he's a polygraph examiner in the NYPD. The happy father of five, he plans to continue in Jay's graduate program. His spare time finds him actively involved in little league. WILLIAM A. CUNEEN Bill, whose future plans in- clude a second twenty in the police department is the proud father of four boys and three girls. His extra cur- ricular activities include bowl- ing. golf, swimming, and reading.