La Salle Academy - La Sallite Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Edward Murray Bradford s'rnErcH St. Ann's Academy, N. Y. K.D.C. l-2-3-45 Glee Club lg Record Stall 45 Intramural: Basketball 45 Softball 3-45 Track l-2-3-45 Volleyball 4. Ed Stretch Bradford, though small of stature has participated in every school activity that he could possibly afford time for, during the past four years at De La Salle. He is reliable and always willing to lend active support to any school or class undertaking. Stretch,' will always be remembered for his energetic per- sonality and the ready smile he has for all. Ed plans to enter Fordham College in the Fall, after which his ambition lies in journalism and to that end we offer him the best of luck in a very worthwhile profession. Frederick Ioseph Bautz FRED P. S. 98. L. I. KDC. l-2-3-45 Record Staff 3-45 Debating 35 Glee Club l-25 Basketball 35 Intramural Track l-Z, On first meeting Fred, we are impressed by his genial personality and soon Find ourselves un- able to forget that same personality. Being in the midst of almost everything going on, Fred has won recognition as critic for the Record and magician for our entertainments. Although inhabiting a far-off land called Douglaston, L.I., Fred chose D.L.S. as his place of learning, which was much to our benefit. After he leaves D.L.S., Fred plans to continue his education at Fordham College, taking Communication Arts. We are sure that no matter what course Fred pursues, he will be a success and a credit to D.L.S. FIDES

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Donald Peter Bach DON Our Lady oi Reluge,'Bronx ' Honor Roll lp Glee Club l5 K.D.C. l-2-3-45 Treasurer l5 Intramurals: Basketball l5 Soft- ball 35 Football l. Don, who comes from the Bronx, is an ardent Cardinal fan, who would rather have his team win than eat, but, believe us, he's healthy. His appealing personality has captivated solid friendships. His dependability and sense of humor, balanced with a drive for success, has helped make him an outstanding member of the Class of '47, Don intends to follow a col- lege course in engineering and from his quality, we judge that he will be a success, so take a toast to bigger and better bridges. 1947 Eugene Peter Barsotti GENE P. S. 87. N. Y. Honor Society 45 Honor Roll l-45 K.D.C. l-2-3-45 Record 2-3-45 Associate Editor Year Book 45 Varsity Track 2-45 lntramuralsi Football 45 Softball l-2-3-45 Volleyball 45 Riding Club 45 Bowling 3-4. V The ingenuity of Eugene Barsotti has been recognized by his classmen and faculty alike. Gene's journalistic abilities have been demon- strated by his enterprise in the school paper and the work done before the release of the year book. His grand vocabulary 'has con- founded the class on more than one occasion. By the way-what does heautontimoreaum- wnos mean? Gene's consistently high marks constitute an enviable record during his last four years at De La Salle. Gene intends to en- ter Notre Darne University where he hopes to study journalism. Wherever he goes you may be sure that Gene will be an outstanding success.

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Iczmes Carey UHM.. Good Shepherd School. N. Y. K.D.C. l-2-3-45 Glee Club lg Record Staff 4: Intramural Basketball 45 Softball 3-45 Track l-2-3-41 Volleyball 4. Jim came to the Institute way back in Janu- ary 1944. Journeying every day from the upper reaches of Manhattan, namely Good Shepherd, he has become a well liked fellow around the school. He was a member of the last acceler- ated class and was one of the few who was able to make up the extra half year. To know him is to know a truly fine fellow, with plenty of initiative and a vibrant sense of humor. Since his freshman year, Jim has been an active member of all the school's activities. With these qualities, Jim is sure to succeed in any position he is chosen to fill. 1947 Iohn Carlin HIACK., Good Shepherd School. N. Y. K.D.C. 1-2-3-45 Honor Roll 142-4g Honor Society l-25 Debating l-2g Glee Club lp Intramural Track l-2-3-45 Record Staff QNeWs Editor! l-2-3-45 Intramural Softball and Basketball l-2-3-4. Jack first came to De La Salle in September 1943. He quickly won the loyalty and 'admir- ation of his classmates. His broad smile and cheery disposition have made him one of the most popular fellows in the Senior Class. J ack has always been an active member of all the extra-curricular activities in his four year stay. He has been one of the top-notch writers on the Record Staff, as well as being an ardent supporter of all sports activities. We are sure that J ack, possessing all these qualities, also a Christian gentleman and an outstanding stu- dent, will go a long way on the happy road to success in his chosen field.