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

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The l7ather'5 Club ni UE LA SALLE The officers of the Father's Club for the past year were: Mr. Thomas Clifford, Pres., Mr. Felix Joseph and Mr. john Doolan, Vice-President, Mr. James Petitt, Secretaryg and Mr. john Toohiy, Treasurer. The program for the year comprised several very interesting meetings with refreshments and entertainments, a number of father and son meetings and to top off the year a grand Father and Son Banquet on April 9. This Banquet was graced by the presence of several distinguished speakers and sports stars. The meeting of the club offer a grand opportunity for an exchange of attitudes and concerns among fathers, sons, and teachers. Truly this is an ideal cleaning house for the first concern in life-the properly guided growth of youth. l81l8 - 8. L. 8. - 1848 The Ladies Auxiliary ul UE LA SALLE During the past year the Ladies Auxiliary continued its tradition of success. The officers for the year were: Mrs. O'Hare, President, Mrs. Erny, Vice-President, Mrs. Nicholson, Secretary, and Mrs. O'Halloran, Treasurer. Under their able leadership and direction the plan of activities for the year was realized most happily and profitably. The annual fall card party held at the Hotel Pennsylvania was a grand achievement as were the card parties held at the school each month. Since its inception the Auxiliary has been a most reliable and significant asset to the life of De La Salle. 1948 65

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1848 64 E MEHA EL H Moderator, BROTHER PETER Club Ojjficer, ALESSIO MATERA Seated: Joseph loyce, Richard Stone, Donald York, Cosme Campos, John Callahan. Standing, first row: Richard DuBois, Walter Buckley, Donald Gitlitz, George Greene, Alessio Matera, James O'l-lare, Alfred Phillips, Edward Stevens, Albert Churchir, Paul Berger. Standing, second row: Bruce McConnachie, Robert Kirkwood, John Brassil, Thomas Keighley, Frederick Wertz, Peter Hilton, George Kreese, George Maloney, Raymond Grawunder, John Gleason, Vincent Radzik, William Mullin, Robert Sippel. This year the camera fans at De La Salle united under the guidance of Brother 'Peter and through a series of demonstrations and lectures by their moderator, increased their knowledge in the tricks of photography. A dark- room Was fixed up and opened for the use of all the members of the club. It was in use quite often for either private work or for work for the school paper. A demonstration was planned for the parents, but was cancelled because of lack of material. The club meetings were held on a classroom style, and Brother Peter explained and demonstrated different processes and techniques of photog- raphy. Mimeographed sheets were given out, summing up the important points of the demonstration, effecting a course in photography for each member of the club.

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1848 N 66 DE LA SALLE INSTITUTE'S CLASS OF '87 First Row-The Late George Cardinal Mundelein-Third from the Left