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

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Senior Class Directory JAMES M. KENNELLY .... GEORGE F. KERWER ....... JAMES J. LAVELLE ....... ROBERT N. LIPTROT ........ .42-02 79th Street, Elmhurst, ..89-14 34th Avenue, Jackson Heights 1530 St. Nicholas Avenue, New York 54 Bourndale Avenue, Manhasset ! LOUIS J. LOTITO ..,........ ....... 1 10 Riverside Drive, New York JOHN J. LYONS ,.......... ....... 2 9 West 97th Street, New York JOHN J. MAGNIFICO .......... .................. 2 8-04 157th Street, Flushing, RAYMOND J. MALONEY ....... ......... 3 5-14 94th Street, Jackson Heights, PATRICK J. MASON ......... JOHN J. MCANIFF ......... JAMES P. MCCANN ........ RAYMOND A. MCGRATH ......... ,.......... JOSEPH J. MCGURK ,...... ROBERT G. MORETTA ......... . JOSEPH J. MORSE ........... THEODORE A. MORSE ...... JOHN J. MORTON ........ PHILIP J. MURPHY ........ ROBERT L. NEYLAN ........ WALTER J. O'LEARY ....... ROBERT F. ORGAN .......... DANIEL J. O'ROURKE ....... GERALD J. PROZZO .......... JOHN G. RAMACI ............ ALEXANDER G. ROOAN ......... DANIEL J. ROGAN ........... GERARD C. SMITH ....... THOMAS V. TRANK ....... JAMES J. THOMEY ......... JOHN T. TScI-IADA ......... JOHN J. VARLEY ......... RALPH A. VIVIANI ....... FRED A. WELSH ....... .......251 West 92nd Street, New York 94-19 35th Avenue, Jackson Heights, 201 West 108th Stfeet, New York 118-49 200th Street, St. Albans, ...3l-28 85th Street, Jackson Heights, ........31-19 99th Street, East Elmhurst ............224 Ninth Avenue, New York ............224 Ninth Avenue, New York .........83-02 Cornish Avenue, Elmhurst, .....1246 Shakespeare Avenue, Bronx, .................35-50 166th Street, Flushing, .......70 Morningside Drive, New York .........25l East 66th Street, New York ......115 Central Park West, New York .........243O Lyvere Street, New York ..............4863 Broadway, New York .......156 West 106th Street, New York .....l56 West 106th Street, New York ........l86-02 Foch Boulevard, St. Albans, .......782 Amsterdam Avenue, New York ......145 East 74th Street, New York 33-24 161st Street, Flushing, x L. I L. I City L. I City City L. I L. I City L. I City L. I L. I L. I City City L. I N. Y L. I City City City City City City City L. I City City L. I ...35-33 90th Street, Jackson Heights, L.I .........1271 Merrian Avenue, Bronx, N.Y .......42-18 163rd Street, Flushing, L.I 1947 51

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Senior Class Directory DONALD P. BACH ......... EUGENE P. BARSOTTI ......... FRED J. BAUTZ ................... EDWARD M. BRADFORD ......... JAMES J. CAREY ................. JOHN P. CARLIN ............. LAURENCE L. CASSIDY ....... ALEX A. CASTENEDA .......... JAMES P. CAVANAUGI-I ......... JOSEPH A. CITARELLA .,....,. JOHN J. COLLINS ...,.... EUGENE P. COOGAN ....... PATRICK J. CORRIGAN ........ JAMES J. CUSACK ....... THOMAS J. D'ARCY ......,.... ROBERT T. DEMARTINI ........ DANIEL T. DONEGAN ....,... ROBERT E. DUNN ....... DONALD J. FEENEY ........ JOHN J. FELKER ................ .......128 Briggs Avenue, Bronx, ........188 Amsterdam Avenue, New York N. Y. City. .........237-49 Forest Road, Douglaston, L. I. ..........309 East 18th Street, Brooklyn, .......526 West 211th Street, New York ......128 Sherman Avenue, New York N. Y. City. City. .......13O Audley Street, Kew Gardens, L. I. 107 West 89th Street, New York West 117th Street, New York Fort Washington Avenue, New York ...........782 Amsterdam Avenue, New York .........2315 University Avenue, Bronx, ............4305 Carpenter Avenue, Bronx, .......32-16 86th Street, Jackson Heights, ........34-35 82nd Street, Jackson Heights, Jones Street, New York .........34-40 79th Street, Jackson Heights, ................150-35 60th Avenue, Flushing, ........430 West 118th Street, New York Brook Avenue, Bronx, PATRICK M. FITZGERALD .......... . ..,.,... 246 West 108th Street, New York THOMAS B. FLEMING ....... EDWARD J. FLYNN ......... WILLIAM J. FOLEY .......... CHARLES W. FUREY ....... ........1344 Nelson Avenue, Bronx, ......120 Sherman Avenue, New York Prospect Place, Brooklyn, .........113 East 96th Street, New York GEORGE W. GAGAN ...................... ......... 3 2-28 86th Street, Jackson Heights, NICHOLAS F. GUGLIELM ONE .......... .. .......200 West 80th Street, New York JOHN E. HAND ............................ ......... 1 246 Shakespeare Avenue, Bronx, JAMES J. HAUGHNEY ........ EDWARD J. HEALEY ......., PATRICK J. HEALY ............. WALTER S. HENNESSEY ....... ROBERT J. HOFEMANN ......... .........521 West 111th Street, New York .........32-04 84th Street, Jackson Heights, West 106th Street, New York .......37-27 94th Street, Jackson Heights, .......631 Martense Avenue, Teaneck, City City. City. City. N. Y. N. Y. L. I. L. I. City. L. I. L. I. City. N. Y. City. N. Y. City. N. Y. City. L. I. City. N. Y. City. L. I. City. L. I. N. J. FIDES 50

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last ill aah Giestament We, the undersigned, with malice aforethought, do hereby direct that hitherto all our earthly possessions notwithstanding should pass directly and spontane- ously, at the time of our departure, into the venerable hands of ye, our benevolent benefactors, Amen. First and foremost - to our prosperous and mag- nanimous alumni - several thousand select blank checks, to be filled out at their discretion, for a building fund for the erection of sixty-six bronze statuary pieces, depicting in heroic pose, glorious triumph and magnificence the sixty-six illustrious noblemen, to whom this book is so humbly dedicated. Secondly, to Brother Paul, our Principal - a land grant, to erect his longed-for campus. This will be a beautiful untouched, unspoiled paradise in Lotus Blossom Land - a site of twelve gorgeous acres in Hiroshima, where lawns never have to be mowed. Next, to the good Brother George, for services rendered as our patient Chem teacher - our best wishes to his girls in the chem lab, namely: Ethyl, Ethylene, Ester, Chlorine, Bromine, Morphine and, of course, his favorite, Iodine. Now, to benign Brother Leo, the erstwhile cham- pion of the spoken word, we proudly present our nearest and dearest possession, our own red plush, gold embossed, rostrum, complete with built-in amplifier and drinking fountain. This is provided that henceforth and from now on he maintains a complete and perpetual silence. Furthermore, to the zealous Brother C. John, our religious instructor, we hereby donate 40,000 copies of the King James version of the Bible - and an incinerator. We, the class of '47, do hereby and henceforth bequeath to our dynamic mathematician, Brother joseph, a small but noteworthy token of our mag- nanimous heart, this being our last wish in his be- half. We hereby direct our attorneys to lease to him, at a mere pittance, the mechanical human brain at Smithsonian Institute, to keep track of his erasers. Notwithstanding, it is hereby directed that to Brother Leonard, our history teacher, is to go an engraved framed portrait of that great patriot and emancipator of all Americans, General George Wash- ington. For the purchase of the above described stamp, one cent is hereby set aside. For Brother Cornelius, our Librarian, we hereby proclaim the purchase of a paid up in full, twenty lecture course - with door to door experience - in collecting bad debts. To that old friend, Brother William of the gram- mar school - a ponderous set of immense books on the heavy side, the latest thing in child psychology. If the dogmas embodied don't work, he can always crush the little tykes between the pages. Insofar as our great appreciation for good litera- ture extends to Mr. Rennhack, we hereby ordain that the abovementioned Mr. Rennhack, according to specific arrangements by our executor, is to receive forever and ever the below mentioned commodity: A lifelong, full time, perpetual subscription to the 'Daily News.' Therefore, to the dynamic Mr. Lynch, to enable him to further exercise his function as an educator of good Christian boys, it pleases us to sign over the following discouraging mental apathy: thirty sets of stout manacles, a genuine megaphone, and a chair and whip, plus a Flit gun and chloroform. What's more, to Mr. Cunneen, our own P.T. in- structor, we leave all those magnificent muscles which he built up in us over the years. We won't need them now - we're going to college. Then, to Mr. Carney, the Glee Club leader - a brass band to drown them out. In addition, it is directed that Eric, our handyman who is capable of fixing everything from chairs to football games, receive the sum of one musical saw, so he can amuse himself in the carpenter shop. And also to be remembered is that kindlv lassie who helps tidy up around the school, Miss Cremin, for whom we have arranged a direct wire to Glocca Morra. Also on our list of remembrances is the window washer, to whom we award a brush with bristles. Now too, we also wish to remember our associates, generally entitled the student body. To all you Juniors, Sophs, and Freshmen - we give you the Seniors. None the least, we wish hereby to be remembered the valiant members of our sports teams. For instance, to our illustrious track team, to get around with, several mounted Charlie Horses. Next, to the baseball stars - portable radios so they can listen to some real games. To our dribbling basketball team, four dozen bibs. To the bowling team, we leave a bulldozer - no more need be said. Now we come to our intellectual and cultured friends, the Honor Society, glee club, debating team and the Record Staff. Therefore, we give - To the Honor Society - several buckets of white matter, of which they are plainly deficient. To the glee club - a gross of atomizers and several tubs of CN. To the debating team - grandma's ear plugs. To the Record Staff, which publishes a bi-monthly sheet twice a year - a calendar. And to the Fathers' and Mothers' Clubs - a warning - If you have any more like us, take them out and drown 'em. FIDES