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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

933 6 if of an F' Q 5, ' l recommendrlo Gad firsl of all my soul, and nexh all -the Brolhers of 'lhe Sociely of 'l'he1Chrisl'ian Schools 'lo whom He has unified me: and I recommend fhem. above all 'lhings 'lo be always entirely submissive 'lo-lhe Church and especially in fhese unhappy limes: and. in-order -lo give proof of this, never lo be al variance in anyfhing wilh our Holy Fa-l-her and Pope and fhe Church of Rome. always remembering lhal' l senl' lwo Bral-hers fo Rome l'o beg of God lhe grace lhal' 'I-heir Sociefy mayualways be enlirely submissive 'lo 'lhe Holy See. f ' l Lasl' Will and Tesfamenlfof Sl. John Baplisl' De La Salle, Founder of lhe Brolhefrs of 'lhe Chrislian Schools! gal A .- ja 1 1 1 1 M 1 A P fese flfs 3 u LA SALLE ACADEMY NEW YORK CITY, N. Y E il lflllf Gentlemen: I have been asked by your Yearbook Staff to write a few words to you as graduates of La Salle Academy. Believe me, it is a pleasure to comply. You have now finished satisfactorily your four years of High School. These four years have had and will continue to have a deep significance in your life, for you have imbibed, in a passing manner, or better, with a degree of excellence, the great and vast fields of study that are open to mankind. But whether you remember as you con- tinue your life, the binomial theorem of your algebra, the multitude of chemical formulae of your science, or the development of your country from its colonization to its leadership in the world affairs is not what counts. In these four years, you have been taught a greater thing than these tem- porary and transitory truths of natural learning. You have been taught, indeed, the most significant thing for you to know, that this life is but a forty, fifty or sixty year period of preparation for a life that will never end. It probably will not cause harm to your life if you forget the trigonometric functions, or cannot recall the date of the Louisiana Purchase, or some other fact of knowledge taught to you, but it will definitely harm your everlasting life if you forget that simple but eternal truth, that you are made to know, love and serve God. Let it be, therefore, gentlemen, a treasure, priceless to you, that La Salle has taught you indelibly, that if you gain the whole world, but lose your soul, you've profited nothing. The closing exercises of your four years at La Salle are called, paradoxically, a commence- ment, for with these exercises you begin a new era, you start your life on a new plane. May God bless you in ,this new start. Cordially yours, Brother Christian, F.S.C. Assistant Principal 2 5 th anniversary BROTHER CHRYSOSTOM LEO, F.S.C. 1937 - 1957 The Class of 1957 is happy to dedicate the present edition of the La Sallite to Brother C. Leo of our faculty. Brother Leo's first assignment to the Academy was during the year 1937. In 1954, Brother was reassigned to the faculty and placed in charge of the Classics department. In more recent years, Brother Leo has been given the additional re- sponsibility of Guidance Director. On this occasion of his 25th anniversary of religious profession as a Christian Brother, we of the senior class extend our sincerest congratulations to Brother Leo and wish him many more fruitful years of service in the Catholic Classroom. DEDICATION After the Chapel ceremonies of affiliation to the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools: l. to r.: Brother A. Philip, President of Manhattan Collegey Bishop Donohue, Commissioner Zurmuhlen, and Brother A. john, Visitor of the New York District of the Brothers. This year La Salle Academy is especially happy to offer its congratulations to Commissioner Zurmuhlen of the Class of 1914. Mr. Zurmuhlen has long been a Brothers' Boy, having graduated from St. Peter's Parochial School on Staten Island, La Salle Academy in 1914, and Manhattan College in 1918. At present, he is Commissioner of the Department of Public Works, a position he has held under three Mayors since his appointment in 1947. Because of his unfailing and constant loyalty to his former teachers, Com- missioner Zurmuhlin was granted letters of affiliation to the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools on November 18, 1956. This afiiliation represents the highest honor that the Christian Brothers can bestow on a benefactor. Presentation of Letters of Ajiliation hy the Supe- rior of the Brothers. f , X, W Aw X rx! O K 0 'Nr SRX ww! JAM my :Wir BROTHER A. CHARLES, F.s.C. T21 jj ,R , 3,1 ' Pfi'ffiPf1l fe W, ' fx WN YV WX gd H35 IZA!!! 'If ,eff FJ Some enjoyment Some business ff An occasion: a few words of commendation. . , PM K Y 3x1 Ran gs BROTHER CHRISTIAN, F.S.C Assistant Principal n::l :Trl nz l 1:1 11: 1:1 Brother Leo, R. Walsla and C. Tynan study Iowa Test Card. E. Philan, F. Avefzoso, Brother Leo, C. Tyrzan, and Ryan in the Guidance Office. KM Low'----M , .,., ,, -vw..-AMN ? 4,a,,, ,,'-Q. -+.,,,,! Wi? , N ,pv- M , Q Wie. ...pw N. I ur L . 191 9' 1, ,, . 'Sv 1 ' ' ' 'Q' 'N ' , ,'. ,. -f ,V-N M 4-Q A U 1 f ,f 45 I I--? ' A D' ' e ' ' 7 ' 257 kk 1 w W ed-,',g , ,. . E ,., .Wy A fu we' Sf 1 . ..,. Akx - , wfA.,,,w,W , ,N ,QI ff, Q W. ,V-lv 5 4 Brother Peter, F.S.C. Broth Cornelius, F.S.C. Brother Brendan Owen, Brother Anselm, F.S.C. Latin Civic F.S.C. Biology ' ' Mathematics Facult Brother Cormac, F.S.C. Brother Thomas, F.S.C. Latin Mathematics , Brother Philip, F.S.C. Brother Edward, F,S,C, E12gli519 Engliyb Brother Benilde, F.S.C. Frenrb ,yum Km? W Brother Brendan Francis, F.S.C. History 'ze- .-Q X sv x 1 B Q S 9 of X ' , f rigs., . ff 'vu H .J Brother Malachy, F .S.C. Physics 1 Brother Bernard, F.S.C. Brother Anthony, F-S-C French English kj'i'f'r ff' 755, Elo I kj X X, Brother james, F.S.C. Bf0fher Rgphael, F.S.C. Brother Cajetan, F.S.C. Br0Iher C. joseph, F.S.C. French Hutory Libmriah Sacristan ,J X ygj fum! WL. NET,5Xff1SY X ' Q X X X 3 f 4 r 5 X... W Lqffxoi., fgisffslv 1 , K S' fisiw'-iff!-r A X'LL i 5 --RH 1: were . . . S , Q' . . -is -iii-1 1 w ffl Mf g' M - 'S - X r .A X, 'x --L. :Qu Nr-s i L1 - i'-'ig' ' ' ., W- H1 x' .- X- 1.1212-1155 ' .s r ' 'E 'Q rs, X. , E Brother D. Peter, F.S.C. Brother Leo, F.S.C. Br0ther Austin, F.S.C. Mr. D. Buckley Bursar Mathematics Mathematics Health X471 f'n4.f if Mr. P. Carney English Facult Mr. Marone Mr. Santeramo Civics Music l. Mr. Donnelly English 11, Mr. L. Robinson A W Ma VK Secretary J NWN! ff, M Mr. P. Ward . Brother P! 'ck, F.s.C. . M: X , J Hzstory, Homeroom 405 Engtzsfiyp me om 501 t it 5 0 f U! , q b U R, Senior Brother Andrew, F.S.C. Mathematics, Homeroom 503 4 f g, 1 H M oderators Brother C. Leo, F.S.C. Latin, Homeroom 504 Brother Alphonsus, F.S.C. Chemistry, Homeroom 502 l The Popes, The Christian Brothers and Christian Education POPE SAINT PIUS X: You know with what anxious care we surround the young, and how we appreciate the Religious who devote themselves to the instruction of youth in letters and in precepts of Christian wisdom, especially men like the Brothers of the Christian Schools, the 'Apostles of the Catechismf You can easily understand, therefore, with what pleasure we bless your Junior Novitiates, which we wish to see multiplied, in view of furnishing a constant supply of zealous laborers for God's harvest, which from day to day becomes more abundant. . i K0 gf' , PAUL R. AMBROSE Whitey Resurrection-Ascension Honors 1,2,3,4g Booster 1,2. l -' N! ., ,Q 'V '?',w1w JOHN A. BARRETT If ll fuck St. Catherine Honors 1,2,3,43 BOOSICI' LZ, 3,45 Intramurals 1. 'Sh QQ XQNIO 'worry PETER T. ROBERT BALL ANAGNOSTOS Bob Pe'teU Our Lady of Angels Qui- Lady of Fatima Honors lg Booster 2,4g Intra- Honors 1,2,3,4g Booster 1,2, murals 1, 2- 3,4g Band 2,35 Glee Club 2, 3,4g Photography Club 35 Cardinal 1,2,3,4. lass 405 CLASS OFFICERS: l. to r.: J. Brunetti, J. McPartland, R. Dennis and C. Daly. 3 4 Sig JOHN BRUNETTI SALVATORE P. Burny COCOLICCHIO St. Gabriel Coke H0005 1,-2,35 B00Sfef,1,2,3, Immaculate Conception 45 Intramurals lg Cardinal 4. Hmmm 1,2,5,4g Booster 1,23 Track Ig Glee Club 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4, -M JAMES M ff! Honors Glee Club 2,3,4. , 'Aw -N-....,, JOHN X. CORSO EDWARD P. DALSKI sgkma w...,..f CHRISTOPHER J. IlIaCk1l Sr. Bartho1omew'5 lfBig Ed!! St. Nicholas of Tolentine Honors 1.2,3,4: Baseball 1,2, Honors l,2,3,4g Intramurals DALY Claris 5.4: Student Council 4: 1:Tennis1,2,3,4gForensic1. St. Rose of Lima Honors 1,25 Booster 2,3,4- Intramurals 1. Track 35 Glee Club 15 Stui dent Council 4. BEST STUDENTS: 1. to r.: J. McPart1and, L. Watta, R. McCutchan. JAMES DiNOVI lim St Pascal of Ba 'lon - 5 Honors 1,2g Booster 2,3,4. THOMAS DOOLEY PfT0ml! St. Bartholomew's Honors 1,2,3,4g Booster 1,2, 3,4g Chess Club 4g Athletic Mgr. 2,33 Cardinal 1,2,3,4. l KEVIN FOGARTY HKevH Our Lady of Most Blessed Sacrament Honors 1,2,3,4g Booster 4: Handball Intramurals lg Publicity 23 Photography Club 1,2,33 Cardinal 4. A P I ROBERT DENNIS HB0bU Most Holy Redeemer Honors 1,2,3g Track 35 Intra- murals 1,2. ROBERT N. V FRANCESCHINI HB0b7,' Our Lady of Pompeii Honors 1,2,3,4g Booster 1,2g Photography Club 33 Car- dinal 4. c ff-Mm WILLIAM T. ROBERT GALLIC GEORGE R. GIANI FREEMAN Baito Stretch HBZUU Sts. Joachim and Anne Our Lady of Pompeii Sr, Vincent Ferrer Honors 1,2,3g Intramurals 1, Honors 1,2,3g Intramurals 1. Booster 3,44 Track 25 Band 21 T6f1I1iS 13 Band 1,2 1,2,3. Track 1. BEST ATHLETES: 1. to r.: T. Spiess, J. Laboy, J. Corso. :fav 'aa 99 Wt I Joss M. LABOY ffloeh' St. Joseph Honors 1,2,3,4g Booster 1,2, 3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2, 3,43 Glee Club 2g Cardinal 4. I ' ll 65509 r 3,395 :GP BRIAN A. LARKIN Lacks Corpus Christi Honors 1,2g Booster 1,35 Track 1. 1, 1- M Hx I Q., MICHAEL P. LYNCH ffMike!I St. Jerome's Honors 1,2,3,4g Booster 23 Glee Club 1,35 Photography Club 2. 9,0 ROBERT HOGAN ffB0bU Precious Blood Honors 1,2g Intramurals 1 Photography Club, 1,2,3 Cardinal 1,2. 'RW-X THOMAS KENNY Tom St. joan of Arc Honors 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 2g Photography Club 3g Forensic 2,3g Student Coun- cil 45 Cardinal 1,2,3,4. JOHN F. MAGUIRE Mac Our Lady of Refuge Honors 1,2g Booster 1,2,5,4g Track 1,3g Glee Club 2. MWZFW WWW JAMES M. QW 'nk h.......nv. VW' .H 1 JOHN T. MCCARTHY FPMHCU St. josephis Cardinal 1. ROBERT E. MCCORMICK Mickey Sts. Joachim and Anne Honors 1,2,3g Booster 1,3 Basketball 25 Band 1,2. MOST POPULAR: l. to r.: R, Dennis, C. Daly, J. McKeever. JAMES D. MCKEEVER lfBig jim!! St. Rita Honors 1,2,3g Booster 1,2,3, 4g Glee Club 2,3,4g Car- dinal 3,4. JOSEPH P. MCNERNEY Slave to a Trot Corpus Christi Honors 1,2,3,4. ROBERT D. McCUTCHAN frB0b,u St. Patrick's Honors 1,2,3g Booster 1.2,3. 4g Basketball Mgr. lg Bas- ketball 2,3,4g Empire Boys' State 3. MCPARTLAN D ff!i7nU St. Clare's Honors 1,2,3,4g Booster 2,3, 4g Band 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Cardinal 2,3,4. 'ate- JOHN J. MULLIGAN Duke Precious Blood Honors 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. af 109' 'Ln 5 'wmv E. W , ,1fiW'7'5?9, JOHN W. NORRIS ffjafkff 5 St. Kevin's Band 1,25 Forensic 1,2. 41 Honors 1,2545 Booster 2,3,4: N JAMES W. PETERSON ffpeteli Our Lady of Angels Honors 1,2,3,45 Track 3: Chess Club 1,2,3,45 Photog- raphy Club 35 Glee Club 1, 2,35 Cardinal 2,3,45 Year- book 2. JAMES F. PRYLE Mirabile Dictu St. Jerome Honors 1,2,3,45 Booster 15 Glee Club 2,35 Benilde Club 1. BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT: l. to r.: R. Gallic, R. Mc- Cormick, J. DiNovi. fuf' I i mv? HEINZ R. RUOFF Bob St. Teresa's Honors 1,2,35 Glee Club 1, 2,3,4. ,, ..,. LI rw HENRY A. PONZIO ffHankU St. Nicholas of Tolentine Honors 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Forensic 1,2. MICHAEL F. RICCUITTI ffMikelJ Our Lady of Pompeii Honors 1,2,45 Glee Club 2. WILLIAM V. RYAN f fBill! ! St. Gabriel's Honors 1,2. f1m,. ,, ,f H-www nf 'gat . l Q.. , , Q , 3 If 'X -E fl I f X 'we gm IMQ i Q LIICHAEL R, SHUBAR THEODORE E. SPIESS JOHINQW- STEIN JOSEPH E. STEIN rail-lm Ted Jaffe IM gk Luke-, sr. Matthias Sf. Clare sr. Clare 1-inflow 1.2.-8,43 Phgtgygraphy Honors 1,2,5g Booster 1,2,3, HOUOFS 1,2,5,4L B0Oif6r 1,3, Honors 1,2,3g Boooster l,2,5g Club 1.2,f. ' 4: Track 5,4g Student Conn- 43 GIGS? Club 1,2,3,4- Intramurals 1. cil 4. 4, TN. fi MOST TALENTED: l. to r.: J. Peterson, T. Kenn KENNETH G. VETTER Ken Sr. Thomas Apostle Honors 1,2,3g Booster 1,2,3 43 Track lg Glee Club 2,3,4l ,A W AQ! LOUIS A. WATTA Louie St. Edmunds Honors 1,2,3: Booster 23,43 Tennis 1, Band 1. y. MYRON T. ZMURKO S 01111 y Most Holy Redeemer Honors 1,2,3,4g Booster 1,2 3,41 Band 1,2,3,4. M f ? W8 WILLIAM J. STEWART Bill St. Thomas Aquinas Honors 1,2g Band 1,2,3 'AM lass JOHN J RICHARD PETER F. BOHEN I, flfk i BLANCHFIELD Pete:' 'I 0 X 4 BulCl9 Our Lady of Anger X f 1 V Honors lg Booster 1,3, Q h 1 t B ogter 1,2,3,4g Trac Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball BaSebii'1I?rtT?a21TeZS Pliotography Club 1. l,2,3g Intramurals 1g Student ' Council 4, MQW. ROBERT J. BRACCHI Mm Skeets 5 A St. Gabrie1's i ' ' Honors lg Booster 2g Intra 4 murals 1,2. fi. df? 'vw-N-wi CLASS OFFICERS: l. to r,: J. Convey, R. Bracchi, F. Stella, J. Reilly fseatedl. ' yu., 5 ' ' 2 EDWARD D. BROPHY Muscles St. Teresa's Honors 15 Booster 1 9 Stu- dent Cgcil N45 Ban 1. J srrlll 5 A RIC . -. Rco N WX V HP Q ,l 1. r1ck's H lorf 12 Oster 1,2. 'H-Q.. divx ' 'VS-ww JOSEPH F. CONVEY fflaell Our Lady of Angels Honors 1,2,3g Booster 1,23 4g Track 1,25 Intramurals lg Q Student Council 4. L I asf ,sl MM Rssssgtealfgifl Guardian Angel! Track 1,2,3,4. L Q ' 752 Mm CURRY JOHN J CUSICK EUGENE A. CUTOLO Mzke Gus Gene een of Angels Holy Name of jesus St. Anthony of Padua 4 Track Honors 1 Booster 34 Clcc Honors 1g Booster 1. phi' Club 1 Club 1234 432,035 .-6. Qjtzgv D ' x E CHRISTOPHE E DILWORT I ' 'Chfis' i ' St. -'Maxcxhifs Honors 1. I-L 1 W M, QM? D C. HM , JOHNSTON THOMAS F. Q16 gl HOWARTH , ffflngfeff KELLEHER Danny ur Lady of Angels Tom Sacred Heart UOIS 13 BOOSICI 1,2,5,4: Immaculate Conception BOOSIC1' 2g Intramurals lg famufals 1,22 Basketball Booster 2, Baseball 1,25 Car Glee Club 1. Track 1. dinal 1,2,3,4g Yearbook 1,2 LUk,.,,'.Ly H, -f 3 STEPHEN R. LIPPIELLO Steve St. Mary's Honors 1,2,3g Booster 2,35 Basketball 2,3,4. DONATO A. LOMBARDI HD0nH If U milfsflfl .a 'N-X 1 1 X . T BEST ATHLETES: 1. to r.: 'Neil, L. Whelan, S, Lippiello. , ,. X D 6 ' QREHI AHKAO K W if ff!! K THOMAST G. MAHER PATRICK T. , ROBEM 1. J Om MARSICANO .J 2 My , St. Anselm Pal ' Jlvigcgobfl TF Honors 1, Booster 1,2,3,4 St A h , K' If H , Track lg Glee Club 2,3 ' nt Onys Bandit Olfbwvie ' St. Sylvester Honors 1g Booster 43 Cardi- nal '1,2g Yearbook 3,4. Photography Club 1,2. WWW . if CW 'W '-Nia... 'Lf ffjjgwflgo xy ,,,...s Cx as wifi SQL! - 49' 'Nw' JOHN P. MCNALLY Mc'C0oses St. Teresa of Avila Honors 1' Boosrer 12 54 Band 1 RAYMOND J. MEEHAN HRIIJIF! Holy Cross Honors 1,25 Booster 2g Glee Club 2,3, ,2-fy V7 Q, ff?-R Ml l 1 RICHARD S. MOLNAR Dirk St. Teresa of Avila Honors 1g Booster 1. MW DONALD J. MURPHY Murph St. BarrholOmew's fe EQ MOST POPULAR: l. to r.: J. Convey, S, Susca F. Stella. S JOHN M. MULLARKEY Fffatkff Sacred Heart WILLIAM S PAUL F. O'NEILL OLESCI-I .v I, Big O IV fly I f St. joan of Arc fo I I Honors 1,2g Booster 1,2,3,4 Ono , 5 g4,f,- ? Basketball l,2,3,4. rack , Gl 'f 2,5,4. CR 3 . '7.'f'1?' THOMAS F. REICH JOHN B. REILLY EUGENE W, Tom I0lm11y REYNOLDS Ascension St. Teresa Gene Booster 3g Track 3, Honors 15 Booster 4g Base- St. J ph '. ball 1,24 Tfafk 19 Imm' Honors 1,25 Bggiter 2g Track JAMES J. RIORDAN l . murals 1,29 Student Coun ci 4 ' 1g Intramurals 1. lim Little Flower ...il Y 't Honors 1,2,3,4g Booster 2. 7 MICHAEL G. ' SCARANGELO 1VIilee St. Anthony of Padua ' V Y Honors lg Booster 1,2,3,4, 1' 14 R. Blanchiield. RICHARD EDWI J. TEFFENS FRED C. STELLA A S INNIC Ed Spook 2579 K t. 'as' Holy Name of jesus 0 d.5h erd s Honors 1,25 Booster 1,2,3,4g 00 1, 3. and 15 Cm- I Intramurals 1,2g Student Ill, Wm, Council 4. 'WM BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT: 1. to r.: J. Crumlish, j. Ahearn, SALVATORE F. SUSCA Usa!!! Most Holy Crucifix Band 1g Photography Club 1,2,3g Cardinal 3. K-n 'Wm Q? F . 5 A 'Q A 3 Xw-:' Q fl Jeff . 6 , , .anal . I ,fx ,W-J' I R ERT L. TROGLIO CHARLES F. TYNAN EDWARD P. UPTON Bobby Charlie Eddie . V St. Andrews St. Joan of Arc Sr. Bernard's HO' ,2- Oogter 2,5, Honors lg Booster 1,25 Car- Honors lg Booster 4. Qf and K. Wasiak. QE' clinal 4. ul: ARTHUR J. VIVIANI Artie St. Patrick's Honors 12- B00 1 1 SI . Student Council 4.er 1,2,3,4, fwwl W? MOST TALENTED: l. no r.: T. Maher, T. Kelleher, j. Williams i X fl 9 l KENNETH R. LE NARD JAMES S. WILLIAMS WASIAK WHELAN jim The Wq5fe flennyv Our Lady of Angels St. Anselmfs St' Elizabeth Honslrs l1,ig.BcESster I:tri1T Dnors 1g Glee Club 1,2,3: Booster 3,4S Basketball IM gm ds Li., ee . u 3 oster 1,2,4g Baseball 1,2g 3,4. . ,X an 31 a Ofeflslf 112: G. , Jack 15 Intramurals 1,2. lg XM Plfotogfaplll ub 2- ,'!? l 5 J J X s ss v J, 3 D p Q ,UJVLNQ .efflkcwmj iuwff' Z lass 1 4, s..sN , 4F 'Qf, A... W-s...g,, STEPHEN A. APONTE JAMES W. BASTEDO LAWRENCE F. BRITT rrclyiefff ffliwzu ffLd1.1.y!! St. Margarefs St. Rose of Lima St. Helena's Honors 1,2g Booster 2g Chess Honors 1g Booster 4g Track Honors 1- Club 1,2,3,4. 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2. M 9,3 ,I , Q1 www DENNIS M. BURKE Dennis the Menace St. john's Honors 1. THOMAS B. CARNEY Bugs Bunny St. Thomas Aquinas Glee Club 1,2,3,4. TZZZXY' CLASS OFFICERS: 1. to r.: O. McCabe, R. Lachenauer, M. Spahn. JOHN D. CLEMENTS Clem St. Teresa of Avila Booster 3,4. , . , ,4 f 1.g',N .af 'ln 'sm-wmv. 5 lm x HARRY B. COTTER joe Lover Our Lady of Angels Honors 1,2g Booster 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,22 Student Council 4. sc::'jl ' I JOHN E. CRUSH fflobnnyfl Our Lady of Lourdes Booster 45 Tennis 2g Photog- raphy Club Zg Forensic 1,2, 3g Yearbook 43 Student Council 4. 9-fs. VINCENT C. CUMMO Vinny Nativity Booster 5,4: Basketball Mgr. 5,4- JOHN DEMARTINI UD!! Immaculate Conception Honors 1,3,4g Booster 2g Track 1,2,3,4g Handball 1,2, 3,4g Intramurals 1,3g Glee Club 2,35 Student Council 4. ANTHONY J. DETJE HDetjU St. Sebastian's Honors 1,2,3g Booster 1,2,3, 4g Track 15 Intramurals 1. ANDREW P. DONLEVY ffAndy!I St. Andrew Avellino Glee Club 1. ' la Nag, JAMES A. DEVLIN St. Thomas Apostle Student Council 4g Booster EDWARD J. EARLS ffmzyff Our Lady, Queen of Peace Honors 1,2g Booster 1. BEST STUDENTS: l. to r.: R. Urtz, M. Spahn WILLIAM P. FROST Frosty Our Lady of Mercy Tennis 1,25 Photography Club 1,2,3,4g Forensic 1,2g Cardinal 1,2. -.qv I QA'-. ' . Q., JOHN M. HALL john Resurrection-Ascension Honors 1. Mglf' 15,1 Q'! Y ? FREDRICK J. HALSEY Valentino St. Bartholomew's Baseball 3,43 Intramurals l,2. GEORGE M. HEBRON Georgie St. joan of Arc Honors lg Booster 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2g Glee Club l,2,3. JOHN H. HEITMANN BEST ATHLETES: l. to r.: J. DeMartini, H. Cotter fr x ROBERT F. LACHENAUER ffB0b0!l St. Gabrie1's Honors lg Baseball 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2. 'W-in fflqeddylf Our Lady of Lourdes Honors 1,2g Booster 1,2,3,4g Photography Club 1,2. MICHAEL LEONE Rack St. Rose of Lima Honors 1,2g Booster 2,4. -1-.: ,za-411 61,14 y. . JOHN BI. LUNGHI HLIIIIIPJH, Holy Family Honors 1.2: Forensic 1,2555 Booster 1,25 Cardinal 1. PHILIP F. MOY Flip Transtigiration Honors 15 Booster 1,45 Photography Club 1,2,3,4. 'Nb ARTHUR MARTIN ffM!1rt-yi! St. Raymond's Honors 15 Booster 15 Tennis 1,2,5,45 Glee Club 15 Cardi- nal 1,2,3,4, OWEN K. MCCABE Slo0f0ot St, joan of Arc Intramurals l,2. JOHN MCMONIGLE Mickey Our Lady of Lourdes Track 15 Booster 152. GEORGE L. MORAWSKI ffM0eU St. joseph s Booster 1,25 Handball 1,2,3, 45 Band 1,2,35 Student Coun- cil 4. Honors 1,25 Booster 1,2,3,4g 5' 1. iii' :W v . ROBERT P. MCKEON HB0bU St. Patrick's Honors 1,25 Tratk 3 Photography Club 2,3. MOST POPULAR: l. to r,: R. Whelan, O. McCabe, R. Lachenauer. 2 f Q I W- .IfT'f JOHN M. NUGENT fob1111y St. Gabriel's Honors 1,2g Booster 1,Z,fi Track lg Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Cardinal 1. argl, 'M wenpuuk DENIS O'SULLIVAN Den Good Shepherd Honors 1,25 Booster IL Car- dinal 1,2. EDWARD J. PFAFFLER Dude St. Rose of Lima Honors lg Chess Club 2,3,4. BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT: l. to r.: V. Cummo, W. Smith. WILLIAM RACZKO St. Francis of Assisi Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Photog- raphy Club 1,2g Chess Club 1,2g Booster 4. -Q? RALPH PACE None Sr. Patricks Honors 1,2g Booster l,2,5,4g Intramurals 1, 1, Bill ALBERT E. ROSCH HAZ!! St. Alphonsus Honors 1,2g Track 15 Base- ball Zg Intramurals 1,2. RICHARD J. ROSSMAN Dick St. Clare's Honors 1,2 g Booster -as -415 ALFRED P. SIMONETTI HBig Al!! Sacred Heart Booster Club 15 Track 2,33 Chess Club 1,2. -an--mx WALTER G. SMITH Wallie St. joseph's Honors 1,2,3g Booster 1,2,3, 45 Intramurals lg Baseball 2g Tennis 15 Track Mgr. 2. MOST TALENTED: 1. to r.: T. Carney, P. Frost. RAYMOND P. URTZ ffRayll Holy Family Honors l,3, Booster 4, Track 1,2g Student Council 4, 9 ,ff ff CHARLES F. WARTTIN GER Chuck St, Gerard's Honors 1,23 Booster 4- 'me ROBERT E. WHELAN .'fB0bl! Little Flower Honors 15 Tennis 1.. 'frtfe-qw Www, MICHAEL J. SPAHN ffspmhff Sacred Heart Cardinal 33 Yearbook 3,45 Student Council 4. fr THOMAS A. SULLIVAN Sully St. -Ierome's Honors lg Chess 3,4. Clu b 1,2 31 lass 504 CLASS OFFICERS: l. to r.: H. J. Fabrizi, R. Grace Cseatedj. 'MJAVE HENRY E. ACHATZ ROBERT P. ADDOMS fIHarry!I ffAce!I Corpus Christi St. joan of Arc Booster 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1. Booster 1,2,3,4g Photography Club 2. MICHAEL P. BALME Balmie St. Bartholomew's Honors 1,24 Booster 1,2,3,4g Cardinal 2,3,4. Merrifield, E. Brennan, JOSEPH G. BENIGNO Ulla ei! Transfiguration Honors 2,3g Booster 2,3,4g Chess 1,2,3,4g Forensic 1,2g Cardinal 2,3. EDWARD J. BRENNAN ffotuyfi St. Teresa of Avila Booster 3,45 Student 'Coun- cil 4. Win JAMES C. ANDREWS rrAndy!! Our Lady of Help of Christian Booster 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,23 Tennis 33 Handball 2g Glee Club 1,2,3S Chess 2. Muff RICHARD H. BROO-KS Richie Corpus Christi Honors lg Booster 1,2,4g Intramurals 1,25 Student Council 4, 'N-5 ' 3-QV .sau-of 1 ,X ,fiN '4MNixki, , I Q HMM f'Y.,a V ey, .. QNX ' M,-4 M iiQl,,gJ ww -mqrwuv GAETANO L. BRUNO RICHARD P. BYRNES COLIN CAMPBELL MICHAEL G. CANINO- Tommy Dick Nick Mike Immaculate Conception St, Joseph's St. Sylvester's Sf- James Booster 1,2,5,4g Tennis 1: Booster 1,49 Tennis lg Glee Honors lg Booster 1,2,4g Honors 19 BOOSISI 1,49 BHS' Band 1gPhotography Club 1. Club lg Photography Club Glee Club 1,2,3,4sF0re11SiC 1- kefball 112:33 Baseball 1- 1,2,3. BEST STUDENTS: 1. to r.: C. Campbell, J. Benigno, J. Rusnak. MICHAEL J. COSTELLO Mike Holy Name of Jesus Honors 1,29 Booster 3,45 Band 1g Student Council 4. RAYMOND A. CURLEY ffRtz-yi! St. joseph's Honors 15 Booster 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2. CHARLES DEAN Chaplain St. Pascal Baylon Honors 1g Booster 1,2 Track 1. , My ROBERT C. coNNoLLY Boba Resurrection-Ascension Honors 25 Booster 1g Track 2g Photography Club 2g Forensic 1,2. J! I ROBERT 1. DOWD 'fhqgm ffB0bU Good Shepherd Booster 4. GERARD P. DUGGAN THOMAS DUNCAN Gerry Red St, John the Evangelist Our Lady of Angels H0r10rS 1s Booster 1,2,4: Booster 4g Track 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2. -'-sr 6ovS' We W1 S ii Qi. BEST ATHLETES: l. to r.: J. Murphy, R. Falvey, H. Merrifield. JOSEPH R. FABRIZI Hloel! St. Leo's Honors 1,25 Booster 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 2,35 Student Council 4. RAYMOND FALVEY THOMAS Ray FITZMAURICE St. Raymond's Filly Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball St, Ann,s 1,2,3,4S Student COUHCU 4- Booster 43 Intramurals 1,2, Baseball 43 Student Coun- cil 4. We-up Cardinal 1,2,3,4g Yearbook 2. ROBERT J. FLAHERTY Bob Blessed Sacrament Honors 1,2,4g Booster 1,2 3,43 Track 33 Student Coun cil 4, Photography Club 2 5516 MJ H ' We 'faux sixso-YQ QQ ANTHONY P. GERALD W- GASPARO GENTNER 7 I H1-ony,-. ffGe7.ryH MOST POPULAR: l. to r.: M. Canrno, R. Grace and St. Rose of Lima our I-adY Of AUEZEIS h' Brennan' Honors 1,55 Track 2,3,4g TIHCI4 22 II1U3mU1'2i1S 1,253 Handball 5,45 Intramurals 3g Cardinal 1- Student Council 4, MARTIN HEALY The Clown Blessed Sacrament Band 1,2,3,4g Glee Club Honors 1. 2: WILLIAM F GERRITY HBH!!! Saint E hrem's JOHN N. HILDEBRAND Norm St. Anselm's Honors Ig Booster 1,2,3,4g Baseball 3,4, P Honors 1,2g Booster 1,2,4g' Intramurals 1,29 Track 2. ROBERT D. GRACE ffB0b!! Holy Name of jesus Honors 1,2g Booster 5,4g Basketball 1,25 Intramurals lg Student Council 4. DONALD G. HUEBNER Donnie St. Pascal Baylon Honors 1,2g Booster 4. . .L I swung, NEIL P. KELLY Shorty St. jerome's Honors 1,2g Baseball 1. or ff-1W.,. k , -f., Mx' 4 '?'M fm A 1 . W 'S-sf 'QW WALTER KISBY KEVIN KRIVACSY JEROME LINDER Big Kiss Peaches Little ferry' Our Lady of Fatima Our Lady of Lourdes Mary, Queen of Heaven BOOSIC1' 135,45 Track lg H0H0rS 19 BOOSICI' 49 Glee Booster 1' Student Council Student Council 45 Photog- Club 1,2,3,4. 45 Band 23 Forensic 1. raphy Club 1,2,3. Fra1zk' ' Epiphany murals 1,2. BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT: l, to r.: J. Nerney, H. Wilkens, G. Bruno. FRANCIS X. MATRAN GA Honors lg Booster 1,45 Intra- we 'Trp- MICHAEL MCGUINNESS IIMMII Annunciation Photography Club 2. St ' R il X 1 HARRY A. MERRIFIELD Ark-Ack 1 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Booster 1,45 Track 2g Base- ball 2,5,4g Student Council 43 Intramurals 1,25 Cardi- nal 4. sT W-s- 75 JOHN W. MILLER ffyafkieff Saint Sylvester Honors 15 Booster 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4. JOHN J. MURPHY Uldckb' St. joan of Arc Honors lg Booster 1,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Intramurals 1, 2,33 Forensic 1,2,5. . ' 15 0 wh. 'd, JADIES T. NERNEY JOSEPH A. Bigger lim PALLATTO Sacred Heart of jesus Pal-foeyu Boone? 45 Tf3Ck 45 Student Transfiguration Council 4. Cardinal 1. 5 , ,K Is s Md ' Nvi- eff JOHN A. RUSNAK Butch Novak St. joseph's Honors 1g Booster 1,2,3,4g Photography Club 1,2,3g Student Council 4. MOST TALENTED: l. to r.: R. Flaherity, M. Healy, R. Curley. THOMAS P. SMITH Smitty St. joseph's Honors 13 Booster 1,2,5,4 Basketball 2g Baseball 1 Intramurals 1,2. l a,, . V, Biz1y' St. Anselm,s murals 1. HAROLD G. WILKINS fIRed!J St. Matthias Booster 2,3,4g Handball lg Photography Club 1,2,3g Student Council 4. f.Q'4Q4ir. IM? Booster 1g Track 29 WILLIAM W. SMART Intra- LAWRENCE P. ZAFFARESE Larry St. Roberts Honors lg Student Council 4 dvv ROBERT A. BARBIERI Butch Holy Cross Honors 1,2g Track 1. 4921 Wg? ' f W-3-nv' R 3 ROBERT P. THOMAS P. RONALD A. BRESSEL BIENEMANN BRENNAN R0n Bob Tom St. Therese of Lisieux St. Benedict Joseph Labre St. Clare's HOUQIS 1,33 BOOSICI' 1,333 Booster 1,2,3g Glee Club Honors 1,2g Booster 1,25 Bas- TCHHIS 1,2,3,43 Band 1,23 1,2,3. ketball 2,3,4g Intramurals Ph0t081'aPhY Club 1,2,3. 1,2. 'Hunk M.. OFFICERS: I. to I.: L. Ferolie, F. Torre, R. Robinson, V. Proto. BRIAN K. CALLERY ROBERT CAMISA HB0bU St. john the Evangelist Honors lg Booster 1,2,3 Track 3,45 Glee Club 1,2l WILLIAM J. CARROLL Bill St. Joan of Arc Booster 1,3,4g Basketbal Track 1,3. ' - ec PETER S. COMBER Pete Resurrection-Ascension Forensic lg Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Curly St. joseph's Honors 1,2g Booster 1,2,3 la 505 ANTHONY V. CRUISE To11y ' St. Bartholomew's Glee Club 1. Chess Club 1,2,5,4. LAWRENCE A. FEROLIE ffLarrylf St. Cecilia's Honors 1,29 Intramurals 1,2g Student Council 4. Q , 1 , 5 ALFRED G. DAMM Stretch Blessed Sacrament Honors 1,2,3g Booster 1,3,4g Baseball 43 Student Coun- cil 4. LAWRENCE F. DONOVAN Ffldarryll Guardian Angel Booster 43 Basketball 1, Track 25 Student Council 4. KENNETH E. FEENEY ffDukeU Blessed Sacrament Band 1,2,3,4g Booster lg Intramurals 1,2. EDWARD F. FLAHERTY HEd!I St. Jerome's Intramurals l,2. f, 'W' Il-EST STUDENTS: l. to r.: A. Herman, A. Damm, I Longo. JOHN J. FLYNN Nlohnlf St. Mary's Booster l,2. fn RICHARD L. HAAS ffoifkff Blessed Sacrament Honors 15 Track 15 Baseball 2g Intramurals 1,25 Student Council 4. Qf WW 'W W4 ,, ,K 'PW' . .W ' A PAUL R. WILLIAM D. HEALY ANTHONY E- MI-'be Menace!! H 7 ff 9 Harry St. Thomas Aquinas, Tony l St' -loan of Aff Track 2,3,4, Sts. Joachim and Anne Honors 1,2135 BOOSTCY 1,2, Honors 1,2,3g Booster 1,24 3,4g Intramurals 1,2. Student Council 4. anvil BEST ATHLETES: l. to r.: L. Poli, R. Schaller, W, Healy. ROBERT J. HUGHES Hank St. Anselm's Basketball 1,2,5g Baseball l,2,3. DENNIS GERARD LAWLOR KENNELLY fe1'1'y,' Dennis St. Therese Lisieux Resurrection-Ascension B005tef 2135 Track 2- Honors 1,3. 'Q' -..,,-fff' WILLIAM M. HOLLAND ffwillll St. Joan of Arc Honors 1,2g Booster 1,2,35 Basketball lg Track 2g Base- ball 3,4 JOHN P. HOULIHAN jack Our Lady of the Cenacle Honors 1,2g Booster 1,2 Intramurals 1,2. Josi G. LLORENS ffloew St. Ann's Honors 1,29 Booster 4g Glee Club 1,Z. EDWARD M. MCHUGH Bi Ban 5 St. Sebastian's Honors 1, Booster 1,25 Track lg Cardinal 1. JOHN F. LONGO HIOIJHIZJIU St. Brendan's Honors lg Booster 1,3,4g Track 3,4 ANTHONY M. MACALUSO fIT0nyII Transflguration Honors 1,2,3. JAMES H. MERRIGAN ffIi7nU Corpus Christi Booster l,2,3,4g Photography Club 1,2,3. BRIAN F. MALLOY M0usy Our Lady of Angels Honors 1,2 3 Booster 5,4. MOST POPULAR: 1. to r.: W, Holland, L. Ferolie, R. Robinson. ARTHUR MILICI Artie Sts. Joachim and Anne Booster 1,4g Track 1: Tennis lg Handball 29 Band 1,25 Baseball Mgr. 1. , .RN- 2,5. 2.35. 'U vow' '3N-s.,,,-W ROBERT MORRIS Bow St. Thomas Aquinas Baseball 2,3,4g Intramurals 1,23 Band 1, 'WX , : . .. .V- JOSEPH P. ROGERS flloey St. Adalbert's Honors 1,25 Booster 1,2,3,4. PETER R. ROGINA Pete Our Lady of Pompeii Honors 1,2g Booster 1,2,3,4 1-. . ' Qi' , ,' V I ' F5219 W , LAWRENCE B. POLLI VINCENT V. PROTO RAYMOND Laffy Vinnie ROBINSON Holy Name Transfiguration B61'72i6U Honors 15 Booster 1,2,3,4g Honors 15 Booster 25,41 Sf, Rose of Lima Baseball 1,2,3,4. Intramurals 2. Honors 1,2g Booster 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1. BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT: 1. to r., P. Comber, P. Rogina, J. Varley. RICHARD V. SCHALLER ffnifkff Little Flower Booster 1,2g Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Intramurals 1. Nw JOHN W. SULLIVAN FRANCIS M. TORRE Smith Hugo St. Mary Magdalen Holy Cross Booster 1,2,5. Honors lg Track 1,2. 519 'civic . UVWQ cw? ERNEST F. URRUTIA JOSE E. VALERA Beans lose St. Francis of Assisi Precious Blood Honors 1: Booster 1,2,5,4g Honors 11 Bimd 1,25 Photog- Inrramurals 1: Track 1,2: f2iPhy 1,2,3. Student Council 4. w..,wg f ivvnang, JAMES F. VARLEY 'Ii1nmy St. Margarefs Honor lg Booster 1,2,3,4g Chess Club l,2,3,4g Photog- raphy Club 1,2,3. CARL A. VELLA Vel-Ve! Immaculate Conception Booster 3,4g Intramurals 1,2 MOST TALENTED: 1. to r.: K. Feeney, R. Camisa, R. Barbieri. JQHN J, WASSLER RAYMOND L. WELSH JACK J ZITO Hfaleeff Burch 'Zels Good Shepherd St, Kevilfs Our Lady of Pompeu Baseball 1,2gBasketball1,2,3. Track 25,42 Baseball 1,24 Boosfefl Track 1 Bandl Cardinal 1. t' ,..- L ?I 'Cin-'?4 + 1 ,oo tp N 1 R I , , u .L Qi r S' lhvx Making a point in History. Arezft we studious? Grace and fRay Robinson are up to something REAL big. 2, Helpful hints. Dan Buckley in the center of things f si A x Q THE POPES, THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS AND CHRISTIAN EDUCATION POPE PIUS XI5 The Foreign Missions are excellent and they are necessary for the propagation of the Faith, but, today, the Christian school is the most important thing in the world for the Church and for society. The Christian Brothers must not forget that every one of their schools is a real mission, and that every Brother, each in his own classroom, is truly a missionary. I know, from personal experience, that a religious teacher can do an immense good, a good that is certain and lasting. The influence of a religious master on the souls of his pupils is, in a way, irresistible, for his teaching by word and example trains their docile will to shun evil and to do good. N A lf 'I of 3 ,,,sQ. ., TOP AUXILIARY BOYS-Botlom, fl. io rj: R. Flynn P. D'Anrono. Top: A. Contrino, F. Pospisil, P. Carney S. jakubowicz. Only three know tlae answer? CLASS FORMAL-Boltom, U. Ia rj: V. Schioppo, P. Hoenig, D. Powell, A. Giallorelo, J. Symotsky. Second Row: D. Manning, W. Cioffi, j. McGoldrick, P, San- doval, R. O'Connor, J. Donnelly, H. Valle, K. Broda. Top: F. Lipiro, J. Chapman, T, Ferguson, S. Lenkowicz, H, Kennedy. CLASS FORMAL-Bottom, U. to nj: J. Mclnerney, V. Olney, J. Cowhey, F. Russo, M. Burke. Second Row: R. Bernhardt, R. Peragine, J. Raslear, G. Held, W. Staderman,'W. Austin, C. Keane, T. D'Orazio. Top: F. Sheerin, P. Nagle, C. Migliorini, J, Campbell. Brother Anselnis Biology class in 201 can Q QQ fi' Contrino. s HONOR STUDENTS: R, Bernhard. and A. -49 , ly CLASS FORMAL-Bottom, Cl. to nj: G. Thom, J. Dowdell, W. Cresswell J. Wilson, P. Campbell. Serond Row: D Cherot, S. Gilroy, W, Burke, D Schmidlin, A. Herman, J. Martin, R. Tomazzolli, Top: j. Roan, E. Fuerst J. Rohan, J. Brosky, D. Kieran. f I There? only one way and this is it Bwfher C0rne1iuS, F-5-C-, HONOR STUDENTS: D. Schmidlin and Moderator J, Wilson, f'-1 I ff , , nuff! CLASS FORMAL-Bottom, Cl. to rj: j. Russo, G. Paolacci, Viglietta, A. Bailey, R. McCarthy. Second Row: J. Finnigan, Nardelli, W. Llohrer, W. Fontaine, P. Selleck, J. Lamoureaux, Santangelo, D. Clark. Top: B. O'Mara, S. Davidson, R. Carr, Miscione, R. Crescini, M. Mclnerney. My book has a diferent answer, Brotber! 5. x TOP AUXILIARY BOYS-Cl. to r.J P, Perry, T. O'Connor, L. Simpson C. Lyons. TOP AUXILIARY BOYS-Bottom, Cl. to nj: J. Mc- Murray. Top: R. Whitehead, J. Shultz, M. Monahan, A. Lombardo, A, DuMont. Mr. Carney seems to be having a little music lesson with 203. CLASS FORMAL-Bottom, Cl. to r.J: E. Klosowski, J Santry, J. Norton, T. Kelly, E, DeBiasi. Sefond Row A. Bloise, J. Chimenti, J. Cordova, W. Wolter, P. Ryan, J. Doherty, J. Foote, T. Restivo. Top: G. Weckel, F Parente, L. Trank, J. Monroe, J. O'Shea, P. Cummings. Brother Brendan O., F.S.C., Moderator 'K I Look sharp, Feel sharp, Be slmrpfu HONOR STUDENTS: G. Weckel, A DuMont and J. Schultz. Room 203 CLASS FORMAL-Bottom, fl. to rj: L. Hall, G. Poggioli, T. Balme, R. Lyons, D. Jordan. Second Row: J. Magda, A. DeLosa, B. Canovas, A. Graciano, R. Diaz, -I. Vislocky, E. Smith. Top: R. Collins, S. Masiello, D. Cashman, J. Byrne, J. Brustman. f IEJ All attention is on Mazzufds oration. Room 206 CLASS FORMAL-Bottom, fl, to nj: J, Montella, G McCue, R. Libretti, R. Savage, J. Rahilly. Second Row W. Kelly, C. Caulfield, V. Papke, A. Foraker, J. Maz- zucco, A. Corrao, j. Doherty, G. Harley. Top: R. O'Gara, F. Capellini, J. Zanko, J. Dziurka, B. Magrino. Z' ... x TOP AUXILIARY BOYS - Bottom, Cl. to r.j: R, Koch, D. Coluccio. Top: F. Basso, D. McNeill, J. Powell, T. Brady, l i l E ef CLASS FORMAL-Boltom, Cl, lo rj: F. Delahumy, G. Davis, B. Saggese, J. Curcuru, J. Alvenus. Second Row: S. Vlamis, W. Schatz, E. O'Brien, J. Buckley, J. Polak, W. Chrisrman, B. McNeary, J. Kadien. Top: G. Os- trander, V. Tuzeo, P. Hurrell, E. Morris, M. Shea, J. Byrne. Brother Anselm, F.S.C., Moderator HONOR STUDENTS: B, Magrino, F, Capel lini, D. McNeill. Mr. Marone dra1nalize,v the lesson. Q 52, 5. f' K .l.l . - , I Brother Philip, 11.5.0 ff? lm QL. to nj: W. Paretri, L. Antoniolli, C. Schembri Chadziutko, and j. Briscoe. O12 the spot . . . CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, Cl. to nj: R. Sakowski, G. Steffens, J. Donovan, K. O'Sullivan, M. Fazio. Serond Row: M. McPartland, A. Kennedy, R. Caputo, J. Man- graviti, M. Supple, R. Belle, R. Wertz. Bottom Row: W. Sheehan, R. Valentine, C. Caffrey, J. Meade, j. Mattina. CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, Cl. to nj: G. Franceschini, T, Brophy, E. Speedling, R. Healy, A. Curley, C. Langone. Second Row: J. Flattery, E. Lushbaugh, J. Aprile, A. Pecli, M. Porigotto, V. Coughlin, -I. O'Hare, K. Warren. Bottom Row: j. Limone, j. Rodriques, J. Ramirez, W. Zayas, I.. Kardos. Room 301 A watchful eye. HONOR STUDENTS: J, Steffens, W. Sheehan, J, Mangraniti. 1. E' 1 TOR AUXILIARY MEN--Cl. to nj: P. Kelly, J. jones, P. Finn, C. Chadziutko, G. Cowan. Sealed: T. Rigney. Yes, Brother, we know . . CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, Cl, lo rj: P. Ward, J Spinelli, N. Pernice, E. Chanda, J, Collins, C. Kreuzer, 1. Rizzuto. Second Row: R. Dunne, E. Caruso, J. Sottile R. Larkin, J, Nolan, R, Prendergast, L. Gagliardi, T Giannotri. Boilom Row: W. Bassey, J. Roche, J. Leiher J. Crowley, W. O'Shea. 2, EU. ,. .- v 4 - -'10, M55 H525 X . ' :. :MLA-. -' ' ' -- 'f.5f7 -1 .- l ....f.',,2Zi -5- ' ix x ii ' r.-,fa Q, 5 9 '5- 1 .gait . , ,f - 4131, . 1.13: 1 +52- -J Q. ,f l . M .,,' r ':i1Z' M ,- :zu-QV' , Brother Edward, F.S.C 75 ,Si , - 'Elan i fun C CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, gl. fo rg, T. Daly, J. Matthews, C, Dowdeu J. Schenk, j. Coulter, J. Apicella, T. Obdyke, Sefond Row: T. Md-Iaiez V. Battaglia, F. Torres, M, Zembricki, N, Singleton, J, Montana, R. Mainelli, J. Criaris. Bottom Row: J. Riccoboni, V. Mauriello, M. Clogher, E. Cor- Room 30 'QM' The favorite subject. HONOR STUDENTS: R, Larkin, J. jones, N. Pernice. 59 5 fx fs Q. ,.,,, 7 ni CLASS FORMAL!-Top Row, Cl. lo rj: J. Shinnick, W. Knox, P. Esposito, T. Coffey, J. Crow- ley, E. Wilhehm, F. Debrot. Serond Row: J. Heirmann, P, Roura, W. McKeoWn, J, O'Donnell, R. Obdyke, M. Connell, T. Elattery, R. Hebron. Boltom Row: A. Bence, G. Limone, T. Clune, W. Kirrane, R. Norton. Room 303 HONOR STUDENTS: P. Gaffney, P. Esposito E. Wilhelm. Tl9ey're always that way . . . x v S? r 35 ' OIC A 1150 ll ' ill 1 . 1 K gf? F, , A ,. TOP AUXILIARY BOYS-Cl. to nj: M. Dimisa, S. Gregory, D. Fopeano, C. Lacosta. Seated: P. Maher, M. McNally. ? Brother Cormac, F.S.C Getting behind the Prof . . . .Q CLASS FORMAL--Top Row, Cl. to nj: T. Murphy, R. Littlejohn, A. Donohue, P. Salvia, R. Begley, P, Savage, I. Carlino. Serond Row: P. Darcy, T. O Brien, R. Mares ca, F. McCormick, P. Gaffney, E, Conerty, E. Conselyea E. Clancy. Bottom Row: A. Conti, J. Falzarano, E. Kech P. Medina, J. Cerino. Brother Thomas, F.S.C. TOP AUXILIARY BOYS-Cl. to rg: J. Levaca, M Rizzi, J. Sullivan, G. Balme. Seated: J. Grieco, R. Taylor What 5 wrong wztlo tlozs pzcture9 CLASS FORMAL Top Row Cl to nj: W. Scarry, O. Curran J Duer R M11ler P Duggan. Second' Row: C Muggeo J Moloney F McCann A..Pel1echia, H. Greene A Ayakle j Mulvey F McCabe. Bottom Row: J Russotu P Krumm E Scharpf F. Murphy, L. Ger- encser. eff gf 1... CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, Cl. to rj: F, Pisano, J. Yeager, R. Chanda, P. Dolan, J. Murray, C, Sequinot, G. Tkaczyk, S. Cusumano. Serond Row D. Cunningham, M. Kozoriz, R. Manzo, E. Modzeleski, W. Gray, E. Blake D. Savino, J. Prefer, P. Giordano. Bottom Row: F. Sicignano, F. Belcore J. Breen, L. Cafaro, F. Roguso, W. Dempsey. Room 304 Tlaere's your error, son . . . MT! HONOR STUDENTS: C. Muggeo, M. Rizzi J. Sullivan. 63 Brother Benilde, F.S.C. TOP AUXILIARY BOYS-Top Row, Cl. to rj: J. Fol- liard, M. Zoszalka, R. Bartz, E. Gessner, A. Morano Seated: W. Kelly. Latin class CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, Cl. to rj: N. Sunden, T. Scali, R. Bracken, S. Vavruick, A. LeClaire, J. Putzier. Second Row: J. Wengler, R. Ricciotti, F. Jaeger, L. Brennan, M. Tangredi, J. Cavaluzzi, L. Boyle. Bottom Row: J. Torrora, R. DePasqua1e, J. Kelly, F, Montella, J. Rizzi. .mf ,urs CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, Cl. to rj: J. Lynch, W. Faustino, J. Hamilton, W. Lee, S. Melish. Second Row: L. Madden, T. Keenan, L. Koch, J. Gonzalez, R. Bartz, R. Rabotinsky, R. Salvo, J. Kawas. Bottom Row: E. Collins, S. Sniscak, R. Storm, J. Burns, S. Caserta, Room 30 Blackboard work in Brother Peter'J Class. -,....4-' HONOR STUDENTS: R, Cavaluzzl, S. Alamia, R. Ricciotti. 65 ' ZW' ,, lfw - Tlajll CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, Cl. to rj: E. Steneck, D. Migliorini, R, Brand, L, Gaccione, A. Brennan. Second Row: J. Walsh, W. McGann, J. Schlesinger, R. Enright, J. Karp, J. Fogarty, R. Blaskovich. Bottom Row: R. Lane, H. Cahill, J. Linda, J. Bannon, G. Ledesma. Room 306 organized confusion? Cl HONOR STUDENTS - Standing: J Valera, J. Conway, J. Resnick. Seated G. Proctor. I ...W V 4 A R if w . Q 3 6 v, Y I Brother Brendan Francis, F.S.C A ,Q 5-5-it S. I' - TOP AUXILIARY BOYS-Top Row, U. lo nj: D. Maloney, G. Proctor, W. Sangiovanni, E. Kelly. Seated: J. Aversa, J. Valera. Well, gentlemen put spirit into that . . . CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, U. to rj: D. McEntee J. Leahy, J. Lyddy, K. Kilelee, G. Harring. Second Row J. Resnick, J. Hahn, S. Shay, J. Conway, F, Coniff, U. Raimo, M. Olton. Bottom Row: B. Flaherty, J. Walsh, I. Ross, P. McArd1e, J. Emrich, li- f. fi ' , ff 4 ' of.. Q, , Y. I me Y E 4 . f X 114 f Brother Malachy, F.S.C. TOP AUXILIARY BOYS-Top Row, Cl. to nj: C. Cush- ing, V. Castaldo, E. Phelan, W. Ostrowski, R. Blauth Seated: D. Mulhern, Tloey aren't always this attentive! CLASS IfORMAL--Top Row, fl. to r.J: G. Kehberger, A. Mazexka, F. Moore, A. Kowalik. Second Row: U Traina, M. Zajac, J. Fazzio, D. Gallina, V, Lehr, D Vescovi, F. Avenoso, E. Bernhardt. Bottom Row: D Pfenning, R. Santina, R, Conroy, J. Giunta, A. Conforti. Room 40 1 CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, fl. to nj: F. O'Connell, W, Dono- van M. Coscia, T. O'Hara. Second Row: G. Carusi, J. Messina, G. ,Schax f, K. Farrell, L. Finelli, J. Berak, J. Malloy, E. Molloy p . C P ndrell, T, McGee, R. Glalella, Bottom Row: A. Cavasco, . e W. Dunn. C, S 1--1-nv 1 1 HONOR STUDENTS Standings-I Berak D Pfennig, M. Coscxa Seated W Donovan D Gallina. S: 5 X . f-4 A 1. ' ,WV ,,, n M f Q' , , v w I. f A 5 . D arg, , ,, ,,,, V 4 , ,f 1' fgffff - Q, L , ,xo 24,77 X ,, J., A , f a, 1 4 in . ff' Q. 1 70 wx i 6 TOP AUXILIARY BOYS-fl. to rj: j. Hickey, R. Carman, E. johnson, J. Ryan, W, Dolan, Brother Malachy bar 11 theory on that . . . CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, U. to rj: J. Gaeta, D. Brosan, C. Alias, B. Pape. Second Row: R. Cardaio, J. Fitzpatrick, R, Neumann, A. Orgon, T. Smith, W. Zator' ski, B. SantaMaria, Bottom Row: P. LaR9cca, 1. Hyland, D. Russo, K. Monahan, J. Hammel. Brother Bernard, F.S.C J, , . 'SSP' CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, fl. to nj: j. Curran, R. Swanson, J. Waring E. Dunne, J. Corcoran, A. Fasulo. Second Row: K. Stalzer, R. Delisi, J Ryan, K. Kohler, R. Rafalko, J. Kessel, J. Savage. Bottom Row: S. Montella, J. Blakely, G. Robilotti, J. Barrett, S. Bosze. Fasulo takes over . . . I 75 '74-L 3 LEADERS IN THE CLASS: E, Dunne, and j. Ryan. 71 Finding it on the map . . . HC:-INOR STUDENTS: J. Sheldrick, D. Kraus j. ayes. Room 404 CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, fl. to 10: D. Futrell, P. Harmon, E. Gonzalez, R. Mulhern. Second Row: C. Bach, N. Biletto, J. Sheldrick, L. Finnegan, J. Hayes, B. Davy, R. Langenbach, T. Mullaney. Bollom Row: J. Boyle, J. Sundermier, T. Fetherston, A. Baglione, D. Glock. ir- CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, Cl. to rj: H. Selzer, R. Borkowski, J. Cos tello M Gibbs Second Row McCaffrev D Vershowsk A Wetze D , . . : J. Y, . y, . , . Maher, R. DiLeo, C. Black, C. O'Connor, D. Feltmare. Bottom Row: J. Britt, R. Reilly, D. Durdaller, B. Grzelak, A. Duffy. Brother Anthony, F.S.C. 'LxN..y.,,.- TOP AUXILIARY BOYS-Cl. to 1.5: Iflen- derson, D. Brohel, D. Kraus, A. IHZUC111, F- Schmidt. Morning prayer. 1,1111 TOP AUXILIARY BOYS- l. to r. : G. Daab, J C J - Grafenecker, J. Maher, L, Barazotti, J. Connelly. Seaiedz R. Torpie, Brother Owen and two physics students CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, Cl. to rj: J. Harrington, T. Frost, T. Donovan. Second Row: J. Viani, R. Parente, J. O'Keefe, R. Lee, R. Conners, J. Gelmin, J. Sarrorius Bottom Row: E. Wodicka, R. Heleniak, J. Daly, A Byrne, D. Walsh. Brother James, F.S.C 'E v QV' . , . 6 2 ew. . , 2 F .. W.. w 5 I I I 2 f : 2 1 -N 1 S . CLASS FORMAL-Top Row, Cl. to nj: B. Dineen, B. Sraszak, F. Carney, Second Row: T. Convey, S. Krysiewicz, D. McDonnell, B. Gribbon, M. Monahan, T. Burns, M. Touhey. Bottom Row: F. Ryan, F. West, I. Bottlik, J. Buhr, R. Gilbert, Room 406 Q, 'Eli' i, f '3 a HONOR STUDENTS: J. Viani, I. Borrlik. Busy day in the physics lab, W: vis, -, 4' 1- 2 .5 ff , 19- 9 uf' -, 71 1 4' ..--11 S. ,, 4ffgl'22E vgfliil ' ' ' ' A niwi' :gf . Q X34 ga. 'f 1- L - Q K :. '22 if-f . if Q , ' f6tIfwjn,Qf f iff it :YL?'?f :l Q' V Hal. Q gg, -- Bag: we :KAN ,, ,- asf: gk.. -r iw-.xf .fy rf 1 v 0 br at L 'Mew -ff 4,,, m ww x . -. , , x V, fi .-fan--2-1, f --1'-' f A W gm ,' 4 was - 'f fQ'f'5'.ifvU5f 2 , . mf , Auf 1 - A . gf' ag. W. , 19 ef ' 5 F 2' qw and fizifi K . ,,f- aff , ,, wa 1' .' IL vs. mfs 1 'g N- My f ,j,ffJ'2' . I V, I i 9' , . 155 h .3 1 f ff dv If ff 4 V V init, THE POPES, THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS AND CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Pope Pius XII You are aware, dear sons, how greatly we esteem your religious family, not only because of the incomparable success it has obtained throughout the world in the Held of instruction and education as well as in the training of future wage earnersg but also because of the fruits of sanctity it has produced for the past three centuries, and will continue to produce if you remain faithful to the spirit of your Holy Founder. fAllocution to the Brothers of the Christian Schoolsj 1956-A 1955 ... 1954 -.. l953-- 6952 - 6500 557.6 526.1 4sf4 390-8 TOP UNDERCLASS- MEN--Cl. to nj: J. La- Vaca, V. Castaldo, R. Pospisil, J. Hickey. 78 Auxiliary Drive V MODERATORS OF 1956 AUXILIARY DRIVE -Cl. to r.J: Brother Bernard, Brother Charles, j , ,, Chairman, Brother Anthony and Brother Philip. Another year, another record. This familiar note has ended all previous drives and was once more the closing remark of the 1956 drive. Every record on our books was broken by this year's amazing 650'Z,. This year's drive was under the mentorship of Brother Charles, who was assisted by Brothers Anthony, Philip and Bernard. Brother Thomas' Sophs of 304 set a terrific pace right from the very beginning and they maintained this lead until the drive entered the final stretch when Brother An- drew's Seniors of 504 caught the wind and smashed all previous records with an amazing 95015. Brother Charles presents special insignia or tloe Century Club. gi I I ii fx I M31 Y , g A 3 , L,.., f e, 1- , ffl 5 if -fn 'I if' 2 3 45: , S wggsr ., ,V W If S 1 -xi 1 F 174110,- N 'f ' , i 1 . I f wg np., P W . T f . 1 -fn. I Tflv I ,, x 4 4aLugf,1'j'jJy,.:. 4 , Q -Jw, 1.,,,,wf.,, ' x 2 . '-W-,,. kjvf.,,3fm,,,,,, K3 . VV'M...,,h ,YAL I We V, 74 Ar 62 ,66400 A 99 IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION OF EXTRAORDINARY ACHIEVEMENT OF . . , HAROLD WILKINS AND WALTER SMITH . . . IN THE SAINT SALLE AUXILIARY CAM- PAIGN, LA SALLQ3 ACADEM 'FRQUDLY PRESENTS ITS HIGHEST AWARD4 i M' . A A if f, 'ngfwlf H. Wilkirzs and W. Smith receive their -1001 Club plaques from the Prinripal Bother Charles F S C TN 1- CENTURY CLUB-Top Row, Cl. to nj: W. Kelley, W. Oleschuk, V. Castaldo. Second Row: J. Hickey, D. Brohel, M. Scarangelo, J. LeVaca, F. Pospisil, J. Powell. Seated : P. Perry, R. Koch, A. Lombardo, J. McMurray, C. Lyons. Centur lub Top Hatters TOP HATTERS-Top Row, U. to r.J: R. Blauth, E. Johnson, D. Futrell, J. Crumlish, J. Corcoran, J. Ryan, P. Rogina, G. Bruno. Standing: J. Aversa, J, Rusnak, D. Kraus, J. Jones, J. Nearny, D. Maloney, A. Inzerelli, T. Maher, J. Ross. Seated: J. Grafenecker, J. Henderson, J. Sullivan, J. Grieco, J. La Costa, M. Rizzi, J. Valera. Front Row: R. Taylor, 80 W. Fields. You can always depend on the band to get the spirits high. Brother Charles has a few words of encourage ment to some of the campaigners. Entire student body attends an assembly to hear the needs and the aims of the St. La Salle Auxiliary explained to them. T' t l f7 'f T Nf'ffffff 7 DAVID GALLINA American Legion Oratory Contest Forensic Society CHARLES CUSHING journal-American Oratory Contest ENTIRE GROUP VARSITY AND FROSH SPEAKERS-Bottom, I. to r.: P. Campbell, R. Libretti, W. Sheehan, Brother Phillip, C. Lyons, G. Thom, F. Delahunty. Second Row: V. Lehr, II. Ross, D. Gallina, S. Alamia, E. Lushbaugh, R. Bernhardt, T, Brady, J. Cordova, W. Austin, S. Vlamis, D. Pfennig. Top: W. Donovan, C. Cushing, G. Proctor, N. Pernice, J. Mis- cione, H. Greene, D. Cashman, A, LaClaire, S. Vavruick, R. Salvo, F. Murphy. 82 Arthur LaCZaire and Hugh Greene scene in Dramatics. VARSITY SPEAKERS - Bot- tom, l. to r.: H. Greene, D. Pfennig, F. Murphy, S. Alamia, R. Salvo. Top: N. Pernice, A. LaCla.ire, D. Gallina, V. Lehr, S. Vavruick, G. Proctor, J. Ross, W. Donovan, C. Cushing. William Donovan and Dennis Pfennig scene in Dramatics. FROSH SPEAKERS - swing, 1. to r.: R. Libretti, W. Sheehan, R. Bernhardt, C. Lyons, G. Thom, F. Delahunty. Standing: J. Miscione, E. Lushbaugh, J. Cordova, D, Cashman, T. Brady, W. Ausin, S. Vlamis, Standing at table: P. Campbell. 'W VARSITY DEBATERS-L. to r.: S. Alamia, V. Lehr, H. Greene, A. LaC1aire, J. Ross, D. Gallina, F. Murphy. Forensic Champions Second Place: CSeatedj left to right C. Cushing, G. Proctor, A. LeClaire W. Donovan. CStandingD C. Lyons, F Delahanty, R. Salvo, R. Bernhardt, D Pfenning. CATHOLIC FORENSIC LEAGUE: During the 1956-57 speech season, La Salle Academy's varsity speakers were never out of the top ten in any C.F.L. contest, finishing fourth in the first contest of the year in Oratory and Extem- poraneous speech, rising to take the second place team trophy in December among 34 competing schools, and slipping to sixth place in several other contests. . Among the winners of individual oscars in C.F.L. contests were Dave Gallina, Charles Cushing, Participating in trophy-winning contests: fFirst rowj left to right: F. Delahanty, W. Sheehan, W. Austin, R. Salvo, J. Cordova, R. Bernhardt, D. Pfennig, C. Lyons. fSecond rowjz A. Le- Claire, C. Cushing, W. Donovan, G. Proctor, D, Cashman. A.F.L. Novice Oratorical Contest Winners: left to right: F. Delahanty, W. Austin, D. Cashman, Arthur LeClaire, Charles Lyons, Reinwald Bern- hardt, William Donovan, Dennis Pfennig, and Francis Delahanty, Other outstanding performers were Valentine Lehr, who made the finals in the N.F.L. extemp contest, Hugh Greene, who made the semi-finals in the same contest, Nicholas Per- nice, Gregory Proctor and Steve Vavruick, last year's C.F.L. frosh champ in oratory. Since none of these boys are seniors and will all be back next year, La Salle will be solid in both quality, and depth and should never be knocked out of the top four schools. A.F.L. Oratorical Winners: left to right: R. Bernhardt, C. Lyons, J. Cordova. C.F.L. Dramatics - Frosh Oratory - AZARIAS EORENSIC LEAGUE: In the Azarias League competition, La Salle won every one of the seven speech contests except dramatics-taking fifteen individual oscars and six team trophies. Among the oscar winners were Charles Lyons, William Sheehan, William Austin, Joseph Cordova, Francis Delahanty and Reinwald Bernhardt, who in A.F.L. and C.F.L. competition collected eight individual oscars in such varied events as oratory, extemp, debate and dramatics. Also doing well in frosh speech contests were Dennis Cushman, Peter Wertz, Paul Campbell, Thomas D'Orazio, Stephen Vlomis, James O'Hare and Gerard Steffens. A.F.L. Grand Tournament-Extemp Contest Winners: left to right: C. Lyons, R. Bernhardt, W. Sheehan. DEBATE: Under Brother Edward the debaters, Dave Gal- lina, Hugh Greene, Valentine Lehr, Frank Murphy and Sal Olamia, compiled an excellent record. Their best meets were at the Peacock Tournament where they tied for second place out of thirty , schools with a 7-1 record, and at the New England Catholic Boys High School Debate Tournament where they had a 6-0 record, good for first place. Here Frank Murphy won a medal for best affirma- tive speaker and Val Lehr won a medal for best negative speaker. , W! .4 , , - L ii :vga A 3 . A.F.L. Grand Tournament-Oratorical 53 , 94,2 fl' Contest Winners: left to right: F. , gi 5 1- A Delahanty, W. Austin, J. Cordova. C 6 qi 111. .VW -is A 2.1 ' 1 - . G ,J,Zi,.., ,.,,,., - A 2 ' ,V ,. .e 3 33' W4Pi 5','f5f l, ' , N , K . 2 f -, A.F.L. Extemp Contest Winners: left to right .'f' 4,E'5jQ ,fl 0 4 C. Lyons, R. Bernhardt, W. Sheehan. ,'xJ',.4+ v 53 .- 2' -Q ' -V , ' . ' A -W if T gig flga, 3- f le, , I wal! - ' A.F.L. Grand Tournament Winners: left to right Cseatedjz R. Bernhardt, J- Cordova, F. Delahanty. fStandingJ C. Lyons, W. Austin, W. Sheehan. N. f-v ' 5 17111 'ry 1819 Q 'Dk VV i i 1 af K if BROTHER ANTHONY MR. D. BUCKLEY BROTHER CORMAC Brother Anthony Mr. D. Buckley Brother Cormac Director of Athletics Varsity Coach Moderator, f.V. Coach ar Ina S G6Runners Up for City Title d' 1 VARSITY LEAGUE GAMES-1956-1957 -The Cards all-over impressive record of 26-7 I LSA OP' drew an invite to the post season tournament at Xavier ' 86 70 Newport R. I. Power . . . . 84 65 , St. Ann's . .. . 52 77 Quarter Final Playoffs: Manhattan 47 . . LSA 49 Rm ' ' 79 43 Semi-Final Playoffs: Dubois 56 ...... LSA 73 Pqlver ' ' 73 Zi Finals: St. Francis 63 .............. LSA 57 Rm ' ' 50 1 St. Ann's ... . 65 71 Xavier . . . ............. 88 47 1 S. Lippiello CCO-Captainl, R. Grezlak, R, McCutchen, W. Dunn fManagersJ, 86 and R. Falvey CCo-Caprainj. Everyhodylf watching that ball. G N -. ff, ,r wx., ki ...J f,,, 74 1 fy , fi ff, 4442 J ,K 7.34: . , gg I f 2 I ff , + f' .A x 25 Q Vg 5' ' 1 -ff Af' Y Q. f Q , , V -N ., ' 5 if 5 . 5 2 I f f 4 m+M,.-,..,w,,.,,fMq ,WJ u ,,,,.an. , . If sh W Y if S. Lippiello ' x R. Borkowsky J. Gaeta Alias in VX R. Schaller , f . Q 'K Falvey I D. Murphy Aheam f , Touhey 1 ,Z-f' A .Q P. O'Neil ... L. Whelan ,I.V. it hamps v 4 .5 3 , W-.av J.V. TEAM-Standing Cl. to nj: J. Schenk, C. Sequinot, J. Murray, T. Coffey, S. Vavruik, P. Dolan. Kneeling: S. Crowley, R. Bracken, E. Morris, R. Finn, S. Cusumano. Front Row: W. Scarry, J. Apicella, J. Hamilton S- Cll-91477111170 and Murray in possessio-n of I trophy. The following is the impressive record ,W-pkspe that led to the winning of the City gi .f i fi V i'f'+f 4 Championship. ' A 4 We V A , La sane 54 ...... Power 46 .,5 ,Q 'L ll La Salle 38 ...... Xavier ....... 35 W 4 La sane 48 ...... sr. Ann's ..... 36 f 4 1 La Salle 38 ...... Rice . ........ 36 2 y , La Salle 23 ...... Power 39 ',.,y 8 'I 5 I, ,J Q QQ ' La Salle 48 ...... Rice ......... 37 .Q ,J lk o f 4 J , Q La Salle 38 ...... St. Ann's ..... 31 ' A J la x , ,.. , La Salle 58 ...... Xavier ....... 47 J, 4.31, lif,, 14 SEMI-FINALS . . 4 La Salle 55 ...... Tolentine ..... 51 'ff XXX! 4 FINALS 5 4 4 . f' La Salle 43 ...... All Hallows .. 42 g J f it X , 1' , , We lj., 90 X ,ty a 4 A S glx -wwf,-1. I 1 N Q s l 'ilu i W? ' ' . 'N Y A XM' fg. x . S Q -. R. Dzaz and L. Trank adrmre the bard won trophy. Missing a long shot . . Fro h Team 'Fr R Carr L Cardes CMar1agerj, L. Trank, C. Schembrl, E. Speedlxng Koeelink:.S. Masiello, S. ,Lenkowicz, P. Hurrell, J. Brustman, J Byrne, J. Chapman. Front Row: D. Kieran, J. McG01drick, R Diaz. Brother Thomas Coach and Moderator 9 FROSH TEAM-Standing Cl. to nj: J. Houst0n,- D. Cashrnan, VARSITY AND J.V. TRACK SQUADS-Bottom, l. to r.: J. Crowley, V, Raimo, M. Kozoriz, J. Hamill, J. Savage, D. Durdaller, H. Cahill, J. Cerino. Second Row: J. Longo, T. Speiss, J. DeMartini, W, Faustino, R. Camisa, D. Chadziutko, Brother Malachy, L. Donovan, N. Singleton, R. Cronogue, A. Gasparo, G. Scharpf, D. Walsh. Third 92 La Salle Row: E. Kelly, R. Welsh, R. Maresca, D, Maloney, D Molloy, L. McKeown, J. Jones, W. Kelly, L. Ryan, W Brennan, G. Carusi, J, Viani, F. Blake, P. Savage, J Nerney. Top: R. Stalzer, F. McCabe, J. Hayes, D. Mc- Entee, W. Kelly, J. Laboy, D. Healy, P. Harmon, R Stazak, J. Waring, E, Chanda, J. Murphy, D. Futrell, J Ward, J. O'Donnell. Track Lahoy crosses the white line and still looks like he has plenty of run in him. W' l Last minute consultation with the coach. Salle Hill and Dalers start of at V.C . X f -A. .4 A w 4, , war X, . W . A 4! P - . Y 'W . 1 K, 36 1 Ar' 'A 581 9 x ' an nu A pq. K J ', . . M M, ,ik , A, id' Abr' ,L K g R R l 'ff-. ' B 'en :P I , 5 90 547' as R5-I VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY-L. to r.: Brother Ma- lachy, J. Crowley, D. Brohel, J. Laboy, D. Healy, R. Camisa, H. Cahill, j. Nerney, j.V. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM--Bottom, l, to r.: J. Longo, D. Malor, V. Raimo, J. Kelly, B. McKeown. Top: R. Stazak, C. Chadziutko, T. Spiess, Brother Malachy, J. Jones, E. Chanda, L. Donovan. . - . n -,f I . . .N , , - A F L' t .-F? - h 'Ply .-3 , .f Brother Malachy Congrat- ulates Dennis Healy. KX, D' --,N 9 ei p.. ' -af ef 6 P239 xy' 3 ALL? lie -'ff f-ff' 1 V SALQQ I i . N 54146 ' sa Inu, K 1. - sn., 17 - ' age. M 3 MEDLEY RELAY - L. to r.: J Laboy, D. Healy, D. Durdaller, and D. Futrell. 2 M waz , sz W, M Crowley .!, R. R. Cronogue by , Viani, E. Molloy, and F Schmidt 5. Maresca N! Nerney has somewhat to my to the boys. Savage and two other pros. XR K -lx NSE K N Q Sens, s ' - - ws , 1 Novice Indoor Champs. ' f, wg D. Healy at the finish line . ff-r ,A NOVICE TWO MILE RELAY WINNERS-First four, Z. to r.: D. Maloney, J. O'Donne1l, J. Ryan, E. Chanda, E, Brennan, half mile winnerg R. Maresca, quarter mile winnerg W. Blake, 220 yard winner. .I Brother Malachy C oacla 15 ,M-.,, Q -ev , QU 4, 5 .ii . .,Vr I ,,, yi M Q. X xl' A 5 A5 J .3 6 F a he e Q A .. vga ! A V , A K . Ee., Wi. .-'k' 5 nik .,,.. ' ' 51 bag .s 4. WA I I FROSH RELAY TEAM-L. to r.: J. Cordova, R. Belle A. Fontaine, W, Zayas, Fro h Track FRESHMAM TRACK TEAM-Bottom, 1. to r.: D. Man ning, J. Cucurra, J. Kadien, D. Coluccio, C. Koch, R. Santangelo. Second Row: C. Basso, S. Jokubowicz, A. Craust, J. Ramirez, J. Lamoureaux, R. Belle, A. Fontaine, y w John Cerina leads in the home stretch. G. Poggioli, K. Broda. Third Row: H. Valle, J. Derasmo J. Chimenti, W. Zayas, J. Supple, W. Slacterman, J Cordova, E. Lushbough, J. Magrino, J. Magda. Top James Collins, F. Carney, J. Byrne, F. Sheerin, D. Migli orini, J. O'Shea, J. Simpson, F. Lipiro, W. Austin. , . , .gi ' V: LL 05 F436 N f 'N 6 S NV ' Sill ' g ' J9':ll'f4Q l Uialmlf Fgilufe X VP? Qt J if -VVV I V f 3 2 J E 43 7 X v.... .fe I. ij, 2 , A 'sm , , 4 J F . 4 ill 1 L 'iid Q 4 fmt Q l l CV JK d NF 'Effie I -.I Lk' 01 QM 1.63, 1 Wifi' H F fn' 6 T V. I 46 -J - 9 My Wie 'Q 21 Sag, Brother A. Peter Coach My 2 W3 if . I ,W , T . ' f e..g npn FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY-L. to r.: D. Coluccio, A. Fontaine, J. Cordova, Brother Anselm, Cross Country Coachg W. Staderman, M. Supple, J. Byrne. MEDLEY RELAY TEAM-L. to r.: J. Lamoureux, M. Supple, Neat stick passing . . D. Coluccio, and J. Ramirez. A, Fontaine , .. .y., JK -af ff av 4732 5451551 f ARTISTS - L. to r.: T. Kelleher, j. Peterson, T. Duncan, R. Mulhern. lf 9 lf' Y 'F , ww 'Rem aa Nl! iw' Brother Brendan Owen Moderator W' The school newspaper, the Cardinal, appears tive times during the year, and in that time, it attempts to keep the student body weLl-informed on the in- tegral affairs of La Salle Academy. Keep- ing tabs on 900 students was not easy, but the Editor-in-Chief, James Collins, was greatly assisted by his competent co- editors: james McPartland, News Editorg Thomas Kenny, Managing Editor, Peter Anagnostos, Sports Editor, and Arthur blartin, Feature Editor. Others on the staff included james McKeever, who writes a funny Qsay, who wrote thatj gossip column, Thomas Doo- ley, john Hahn, Allan Basile, and many other would-be journalists. The moderator, Brother Brendan Owen, has done a fine job with his group and he and the entire Cardinal staff have helped to keep this informative news- sheet one of the best in the city. FEATURE WRITERS-L. to r.: F. Torpey, R. Carney, F. Morre, i J, Henderson. ' ' +1- Future Leaders of The Cardinal. ff, 100 HIGHEST STUDENTS IN EACH DIVISION-L. to r.: W. Donovan, R. Bernhardt, Brother Charles, J. Sullivan, R. McCutchan. La alle Honor Students FIRST HONOR JUNIORS-Seated. l. to r.: J. Berak, D. Phennig, R. Gialella. Standing.: E. Phelan, T. O'Hara, D. Gallina, F. Moore, M. Coscio, H. McGee. ...N 'T FIRST HONOR FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORES-Bottom, l. to r.: A. DuMont, S. Alamia, A. Gialloreto, B. Magrino, J, Wilson. Scholastic SECOND HONOR SENIORS-Seated, l. to r.: S. Cocolicchio, L. Watta, J. McNerney. Stand ing: J. McCarty, J. Brunetti, L. Garvey, J, Riordan. i 3' sw S, U HQ' u ? M 2 7 'UL f .. In ' f f f W , I Q, . , 4 Qs 4 V, - .. 5 ' 55, j-' ' 1 v g 4 ,l 5 1 , 4 A Z y VM ,231 'g Xl I n h . ,, , - 3 ' - 5 YY 3 4 4 Y 1 2 I i 2 N, 7 4 Q L I-'L P i P5 fs Xi . s ,. f. ,A , -Q3 - Qfff5ill M ilI!f .. 4 4 re 'X Mi! va ik I-QQ '-'42 f 1 I . was 4 lf: life jg Z H123 VE, E 'BYU qi? , ' f ,,, 'Y 4 5 E1 ws , z ,, Fig? ! .Aft 9 , . .3 A174 Atv ,Q ,X Q f 'f-AA . 3 W 4 u E5 EQ Q ix MQ 5? I SECOND HONOR FRESHMEN-Seated, l. to r.: J. Derasmo, H. Valle, K. Broda, P. Nardelli M. Burke, A. Viglietta. Standing: R. Santangelo, L. Simpson, F. Pospisil, C. Migliorini, W Staderman, -I. Martin, G. Paolacci. y x 0 Q iff SECOND HONOR FRESHMEN-Seated, I. to r.: W. Sheehan, T, Kelly, R. Koch, R. Diaz, W. Kelly, D. Jordan. Standing: J. Byrne, J. Vislochy, J. Schultz, P, Hurrell, J. Monroe, J. Zanico, G. Weckel, W. Christman. THIRD HONOR SENIORS-Seated, I. to r.: J. McKeever, J. Peterson, M, Lynch, H. Ponzio K. Vetter. Second Row: E. Earls, P. Corcoran, J. Barrett, J. McPartlanCl, A. Herman, T. Speiss M. Zmurko. Top: T. Kenny, K. Fogarty, T. Dooley, A. Damm, A. Viviani, R. Franceschini P. Ambrose. 7 D ,V THIRD HONOR JUNIORS-Bottom, l. to r.: J. Linda, E. Bernhardt, A. Cevasco, C. Pendrell, J. Walsh, J. Htenqerson. Second Row: D. Kraus, V. Traina, G. Scharpf, J, McCaffrey, .l- COUIQY, J- Vlanl, W. McGann, R. Blaurh, J. Resnick. Top: W. Ostrowski, G, Harring, J. Schleslnger, A. Kowalxk, J. Scheldrick, A. Wetzel, J. Fazzio. THIRD HONOR SOPHOMORES-Bottom, Z. to r.: J. Folliard, T, Clune, R. Taylor, J. Ricco boni, P. Krumm, L. Gerencer, M. McNally, D. O'Brien. Second Row: M. Kozoriz, F. Torres, b R S l 0 M D'Misa F McCann Top' E Blake, R. E. Sharpf, J. Nolan, R. Bartz, F. McCa e, . a v , . , . . . . Littlejohn, R. Miller, S. Crowley, J. Schenk, T. Coffey, T. Scali, P. Salvia, D, Savino. Second Row: . owe , . p , . , . , . , . Third Row: R. Saggese, D. Cherot, A. Bloise, J. Norton, V. Papke, J. Cordova, J. Polak ' ' ' E. Kl a ki. Top: F. Basso J. Mclnerney, J. Lamoureaux, L. Kavdos, J. Ramlfl, H. Fontalne, ow s G. Held, J. Rasslear, G. Ostrander, G. Steffans, R. Carr, J, Waziak, J, Dziurka, E. Cruse, F Lyons, J. McMurray. THIRD HONOR FRESHMAN-Bottom, l. to r.: W. Parerti, G. Harley, G. Thom, J. Alvenus. D P ll P Cam bell R Flynn V Schiappo A Vlamis J D'Orazio,R. Lyons. 9 .9 M id-Wint er Dance Lipiello and Schaller arrive with their dates. Held After Examsg Many Students and Dates Enjoy Eve- i Zlibziglgjgzd Brophy act as door committee and this with I. McNally hasn't missed iz dance yet. 106 He's Mr. First Nighter of LS. 'xvf ,.. vm V' K:-1 I Brunetti, Riccuitti and Bracflai and dates give the photog a nice big smile. A rivederci, or is it just bi there! f X f 4' wr ,ah ,- X h D0em'l seem to he any more room on the door Cahill seems wimled, while Kilelee holds the center of the floor HN. Balme, don't look so sad, you're reflection cloesn't like it. Intermission and then the Cola department begins to function. Brother Malacloy never loses an opportunity to get a few new attractive gimmicks to make the Track squad more appealing. But Mary-Anne and Helen simply will not sign up. ' rzzyfzflgf ,Q N 7 UMR G01 Cat-Y, GO! Dances S0 help me, it's true. But the crowd seem to thinle it's just another Munchausenism f-, 4 4 296, at , ., ol',' Af a'u., x ', 0 2 an' 0 0 1 0 W 0 0 v X X Roving Eyes ,ull 1 Two beads are better than one See you Monday. A friendly crowd. 1 1 1 ..--M Band Mr, Santeramo conducting a practice session. . ,,,, f'f' ' BAND-Bottom Cl. lo r.j: L. Finelli, R. Bernhardt, R Wertz, Mr. J. Kantor, M. Shea, Mr. J. Santeramo, M McPartland, A. Viglietta, S. Vlamis. Second Row: J Williams, J. Kawas, N. Pernice, A. Fasulo, K. Feeney P. Medina, P. Maher, L. Madden, J. Sottile, J. Byrne, J Kelly. Third Row: J. McLoughlin, J. Symotski, P Krumm, E. Wodicka, W. Donovan, G. Proctor, J Mathews, S. Vavruick, J. Gonzalez, R. Dunne, J. Daly V. Lehr. Top: R. Conner, J. Laboy, P. Duggan, J. Coulter J. Capellini, M. Zmyrko, R. Swanson, F. Sequinot, J. Mc: Partland, C. Chadziuko, W. Ostrowski, J. Fazzio, E Collins, A. Wetzel. Tw' Mr. Santeramo, Moderator 7 5 A little entertainment for the Christmas Assembly. The 190111 -'ation d0e5 4 5010 E i I Perfect Harmony. l Vi 5 I Ready One, Two. 'lv ., ', 2 V t Brother Brendan Francis, Moderator A MQ r f 'F W-Q, , I . Mr. Philip Carney ,AW f . if Wy V ,fggfigvl ,Msn I 4 L4 is 2 ay, . A . ,, gig , , 'f5,f4 ,vMW' , sivlga, f' Q aw ff gk f V 7 a , ' . my . rm. 4, Dzrector 4 '? if Av 47 , 1 4 f 0 ,M 4, wma. f 1 P' 42 fig! ,fa Q9 1 5 f 1 1, 7 1 'Z' 2,3 fff 'Q, S, -1 'up-0' X James McPartland Pianist 2 . 2 'T fa. ,f 6 W f J. Giunra. CL. to r.J: M. Dllworrh, A. Mezenka, F. O'Connell, xy Q D 5 5 , ma., Brother james, F.S.C Moderator A. Kowalik my H ? l BARITONES-Bottom Cl. to rj: F. Russo, A. Corrao, J. Aversa, G. Dabb, B. Second Row: D. Kraus A. Basile J. Viam J. G1 ' G. B ,a K. 5 f J Z 9 Top: T. Burns, , , , e mm, alme, V. Byrne, E. Modzeleski. J. Schlesinger, -R. Neumann, E. Kelly, L. Barazotti. Magrino. to r. Cordova, R. Diaz, F. McCann, J. Sullivan, C. LaCosta, Santazblaria, H. McGee, T. Mullany, J. Buckley, P. Cum mings. Top: D. McDonnell, W. Zatorsky, J. Cusack, J. Nugent, L. Trank, H. Ruoff, T. Carney, N. Sunden, J. Walsh, V. Papke, F. West. Second Row: R. Hebron, S. blasiello, J. Carlino, J. Byrne, P. Comber, J. Fogarty, B. -Bott t r. Vetter Santry, J. Foote, J. Wengler, F J. Basso, D. T 1 F Sa esse Second Row. Pasquale, T. Kelly, J. ay or, . gg . J. Mazzucco, F. O'Brien, C. Pendrell, J. Grafenecker, A Collins, T. Shea, R. Gialella, R. Langenbach, F. McNeary J. Lorens. Top: J. Kessel, C. Bach, J. Breen, J. Karp J. Cashman, F. Hurrel, E. Morris, R. Blauth, J. Bartz J. Barrett Schultz. 9 ff 1-J in ii . 4 16 1 Y BASSES AND BARITONES-Bottom Cl. io nj: E. Scharpf, J. Hahn, J. Miller, K. Krivacy, R. Bracken, G. Proctor, J. Collins, J. Stein, J. Hickey. Sefond Row: C. Campbell, J. Cocolicchio, F. Montella, M. Tancrede, P. Anagnostos, M. Koch, J. Mulligan, S. Caserta, J. Mc- Keever. Top: F. Carney, J. Corcoran, J, Fitzpatrick, J. Waring, R. Staszak, E. Gonzales, W. Oleschuck, J. 115 Coutter, R. Torpie, J. Raczko. Www ,.,f.-str . Opening number: La Salle on Parade by joseph Santeramo. Donovan, fx, W' Paytllln : 1- W udltet lllffssdl ogmd l' Ke THE JOSEPH SANTERAMO MEMORIAL CONCERT The La Salle Band and Glee Club most respec- fully and affectionately dedicated its annual concert to the memory of the late Mr. joseph Santeramo who died suddenly one month before the concert. Fine i sexier! and S. ICR. Qerfmdill N perni 9635560726 o , fl c I folzccbzo, S 1,7720 fi AVR- FSMQQ2.,-on L 1 , Cape On Friday, April 12, 1957, the students, their parents and the friends of the Acadaemy attended one of La Sallels most enjoyable and successful concerts. The Band played a variety of musical pieces that they had been working on for several months. Their efforts were rewarded by a concert that was rendered without flaw under the direction Bohemian Girl Overture. Band . Lvn.. z 1 v., , l Something interesting going on backstage? oncert C. C14 Y. B70 buddlff we of Mr. john Martel, Conductor. A word of congratulations should be extended to Mr. Philip Carney, Conductor of the La Salle Glee Club for the excellent performance of many popular present day songs. James McPartland of the class of '57 excelled all his previous performances by his facile rendition , bagkddge . rofber B the etfenwii llyflfa Martel. fmt .vo , , ,ienddnjf last r H C 'fOr an ' enzdrkf ff , Shing, the Nike, Brendan Hn thou, ,wie J' of a medley of tunes written by Rogers and Ham- merstein. john Waring's deep bass voice was a joy to hear. The attendance at the concert was heartening. Those who did not attend the ,57 concert missed a superlative affair. Turning the pages to the right spot just before curtain time. 1 18 1 4' O Brother Bernard, Moderator A ffm. are 'fa if ,I A vf , 8 , , I V ., A x 3 I fa ,ft fl VZ, , M V. , 'L I I ,N W 1 , Ii' ' 111255 2 1 1 4 ., -f, we L., 3 4 f Ml x :r-' Mi I NX Brother Cornelius, Co-Moderator Sincere efforts were made by the La Sallite Staff this year to produce a year- book styled in the modern manner. Re- cording the scholastic, cultural, and athletic accomplishments of the student body in an interesting pictorial account was the difficult task facing the Staff in September 1956. But, under the super- vision of Brother Bernard, assisted by Brother Cornelius, the Staff met with suc- cess in composing a carefully designed, detailed, and most enjoyable production. Presenting . . . the Forward Look in yearbook publication. Don Lombardi, Editor , J fs 9 9 . ffq t W f N X . ,. ,I K gel- I 'ina Q 'HIM' 'ii JUNIOR STAFF-Cl. tg rj: F. Avenoso, E. Phelan 101971 Cyu5e..TyPj5f and Mike Spglgn Uumor Ecluorj, J. Berak, Bro. Bernard R. Conroy. Awismm Editor The stag is in a working mood-under supervision of Bro..Cornelius. M! jg ,..,,, Y MEMBERS OF THE P.T.A.-L. to r.: Mrs. V. Tuzeo Mr J Harve Mrs A Phelan Mrs E m . . y, . , , . .S ith, Mr. J. Mullarlcey,.Mrs. O'Conner, Mrs. L. Belle, Mrs. J. Feeney, Mrs. F. Clrfford, Mrs. J. Harvey, Mrs. A. Foraker, Mrs z. sebum, Mrs. F, cfuse, Mrs. A, Mullarkey, Mrs. MQ Win1zers choose their prizes. 5 . Brohel, Mrs. V. Neumann, Mrs. G. Hebron, Mr. A Bach, Mrs. A, Bach, Mrs. R. McKeever, Mrs. J. Nugent Mrs. M. Cotter, Mrs. 'P. Frost, Mrs. J. Dineen Mrs. M. Steffens, Mrs. M. Dean, Mr, W. Frost, Mrs, J. Kililee, Mr. A. O1-gon, Mrs. E. Smith. Brother Catjetan 1 20 Moderator 7 as Pay Here. Some celebrities at our card party? Victory Banquet for a job well done. ww -'J -7' f 5'55'rQ 5 Z ' 'ik ,, K ' Not one open space in this row. Y lu. 3 P fn if . 7 f .764 X6 pf I , A ,..Q3,., ,V ,Ji Q 5 4 5 i Q-vow H4 p- Brother Andrew, ,rf tudent Council .,, ,, I , 171, X ef H 7 3 f F.S.C. Moderator A STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - L. to r.: F. Stella CSecretaryj, R. Grace fPresidentD Brother Andrew, R. Robinson CVice-Presidentj, R, Lachenauer QTreasurerD. MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL - Bottom l. to r.: L. Zaffarese, J. Devlin, J. Demartini, J. Williams Rusnck Linder F Stella McCutchen R Urtz I 7 J' 7 J' I ' 5 J' , ' 7 H. Ponzio. Serond Row: R. Flaherty, T. Speiss, C. Daly, E. Brophy, R. Grace, O. McCabe, R. Lachenauer, J. Reilly, E. Brennan, R. Brooks, J. Fabrizi, I.. Feroli, R. Haas. Third Row: H. Cotter, J. Convey, H. Merrifield N Cos tello, L. Polli, T, Kenny, J. Brunetti, W. Kisby G Mor awski, J. Nerney, R. Robinson, A. Gasparo. Top J Mc Partland, J. Corso, A. Viviani, M. Spahn, S. Lippielo H. Wilkens, T. Fitzmaurice, R. Falvey, J, Ci-use A Damm, J. Donovan, A. Herman, 2 .A E ' ' Twenty Cents Please. Too busy for words. 1 W'Z. A Little bam in the Cafeteria I V 'f,. X ,.,,f,,M Q IQ ,Q A close-up shot from the right wing. 124 I. McPartlancl at the piano and Mr. Carney on the podium. A Balcony view of the La Salle Glee Club on April 12th . . . . . . left wing. All eyes on those bands . . . 3 -K X .R U, , rf W6 r f 'sz'-'H Q Q, 9 Q ?? ,f 1 M7 f 5 ,430 -1 3.i if v, 'ii' Q 1 ff' HQ 'x I .4 I, 5 Mi it 44, ., ,W R? W 5 , if A ,mg 4' , . , L..- .l, ls 126 N Handsome ushers are part of the attractions on Concert Night. G ee Club Concert They call this a monkey suit from where I come, or is Canino playing it hard to please. A smiling reception at the door from a couple of high ranking seniors. Vocal inspection-and all seems to he in order down there. W. Kishy hands out the programs for the evening while Ed Brophy steps into the picture. v .X 'ln ff X V06 Brother Charles takes in the concert from the bal- tony. Mr. Sherlock and wife, Brother Malaehy and some delegates from Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ward in the back- ground. Many familiar faces in this audience . . . A cross-section of a very appreciative audience. r-am, 128 Wbat.9 N 0 Girls. N-17 'W Nh-I Brother Charles and his merry men. Boat Ride Qi rr , 1. fax? V: -1 - K2 1 'L V... 1'q u r f . , ,,,, ll V . , ti, k VG W!!! HXXXXxxxw Avenoso swings for the fence. A few juniors enjoying life. ,gi mfg A wee bit of posing on the deck Whew.' What a day. sf-fp Q99 tw LW 1 W7 y ff.: 'Q ' - u 1 , .7 A M . .'3z:e'.2'.iFl'7 if Ex 'A 'K I I fi' J, 'ff 4, -.1 ' mmf . J1 , . 4 Q f 7 Ay' A this VJ 5' s ,A F ' 1 iabdaov 1 X' , ,f f ,H 4 N061 44 'VD wgk 'fvfi W' ' A bunch of Guys and Dolls. f??'i if f ' 4 ,, f f 5 bo. 1 K W ' 4 4 f SQSS X , X SX www Look sharp. .Q: ' i Y. y , N rxk Wald Bzll Holland gzvmg free instructions. A lzttle Pusb on the forward deck Ahearn trying his luck. Don't laugh. It could happen to you. fi 'bf SP: 'WISP' Q X fn? fl Bon Voyage. A Aponte showin g bow it'.v done. 41 4 A -, 'm,VAA U ' 1' Q f' 4 Q, i V au.. f x- X x 'Jkq I , ,, ,M L X A x 2, wL. 'N '- Q ff' 5 s , .,.f.. lk, .WWII , f ,V W, , -,,, N, ' Q, ,.i'gH-M 1 Q, o nn 'V , s , -1' ,KN-1. Z2 f -,..gI,. 2f '.. ,f:Jff' - , v ' f ' V -' ., n gm A 'I J 77' . PM Q1 W 4' V HV Q-, Did it again. ar' 'f Q -1 4 5 -mg...-av 'X J I fr 5 'K' ex, -A..-L A 7 'I '1 ' A I-BIZ-Ionestufim putting the bifoznx fn Hebron. MZ!! ,H E V 7 I In W I IVY? ,' ,W I ' I rg , , V! w ,,','wg4 .' I V, A, I I 1 21 gi, 1 'k WA V we-ff. 5 , f f Q , V ,L iff fx ,, ' ' af , my , M , V, , , i 'oo, - 'AA R ix Ag Q k xxfkg 1 L 's x. , K ', -S :fi if 2 A N X .Q j ., 'F S Jr' 3? Lv . ' N .. - ly out xji-xgc '.Q es ,Q - 'Rl iw + E255 x ' -' 'x ag 36 pf.. Pffi x x PVQ .xv ,L Q V 1 F I 4 I 5 I k4g.,.., mf' A 9 ix ,ff , fm ' 'Y Q Q I mba? ' 1 ' Q 1' ' fn... M -f ' A 4 , 1 f f Q5 '14 ei? 'Sf .f , H .Vw ' y, ,: 2' . ,f , Z! 1,7 A' mfyo 4 .:, ' Q x 0171 145 Mr, Buckley goes down swinging. g A ei' V K La Salhtes under cov el pg QL Reilly follows through. is H 71 .NX-F C ess lubs 4' L' -.1 Standing: T, Sullivan, J. Peterson. Sitting: S. Aponte, E. Pfafller, J. Peterson. J. McNeill, J. Alvenns, T. Kelley, P. Campbell, L. Hall, W, Kirrane. CCenterj A. Carrao. y.. -awl ' AX ' .. X A x -X - H be obedient to the commands of the Popes, who have ever commissioned them to multiply their ' N I C X- 11 lnvltatlon The Christian education of young men has ' be ' an ideal ursued by La Salle Academy for P ' ,past one hundred and nine years. This ideal has c iisumed the talents and energies of a vast ii i of religious men. lncalculable good has A ' 'achieved for both Church and State by the . f . U5 ,f R., M444 KQV ,, , X we 'ff Academy all this time. Men who have been a it to us as priests, religious and honor- M ti-zens are beyond counting. taqSal1e Academy, however, is only one of the many Nschools conducted by the Christian Brothers in this area. In order to conduct these many educational establishments the talents and energies men are needed. But the satisfied with merely continuing and the present, they must .kia .,, f' f 'ff , . ,schools countless times over. To do this many more religious men are needed, and these future teachers are in our classrooms now. Good health, normal intelligence and moral integrity are the only prerequisties for the religious life. The grace of God and the generous dispositions of the indi- vidual, to follow,the ideals of Christ are two further must be at hand. Many boys have all these requirements. The abundant as of the religious life is theirs It is our sincere hope that the for the serve to' spark these young men into -gN 5f ., I 2 a I a 'Tf.'f',-f f- f i X, , I LA, -' .sign 'v ,ff X '44-'f ' Mf- I 9 x ff-0 ' ,Y . . 4 V 'Y'j,.f ,5.1,,, u f y . 0 ,,.,, ffwvf ','f i f T r Juniorate junior Novices, the lads of high school age training to become Christian Brothers, are really trial size Brothers. They do all the things that the Christian Brother does, only to a less intense degree. In the junior Novitiate the boys pray, study and take recreation with a view to cultivating their spirit of piety and spirit of study so that they can be more devoted and intelligent Brothers. That is the prime objective of the juniorate. The accom- panying pictures vividly portray the daily program which strives to make this objective a reality. Are these boys extraordinary students or more pious than you or your companions? No. They are ordinary lads from the same school and neigh- borhoods as yourself. It's just that they have channeled their talents and sense of piety toward a wonderful goal-the life of the Christian Brother. And every moment of their day in the juniorate is planned to make that goal attainable. 'i'i ig' V xx l Early morning rising is in the ancient tradition of the monk. The juniors begin their day at 6:00 o'clocle. Now and again the Brother Director and one of the boys will take some time for more personal talhs. In this way each boy can receive the necessary guid- ance that he needs. junior Novices have many opportunities for advancing along the way of Christian perfection. Devotion to the Blessed Sacrament is the junior Novice's greatest source o inspiration and happiness. A part of each morning, afternoon and evening is devoted to religious exercises in the chapel. The course of studies in the juniorate follows the standard college preparatory academic program. Small classes insure a thorough training. w l 1 1 4 4 w 1 . Besides formal class work, the boys in the high school department have every opportunity to develop wholesome 1 -- N x- - ea , ' s .2 ,M 2-X In between classes, for the evening study period, and as a general all-round meeting place, the boys gather in the study hall. A i, Q. , ,Q 1 ,K A. se - I 1+14f-'- 'f . ' -- eff 1 intellectual habits. ,. Y 1 ...gigs-3-e..i'l 'Q V !Q,4v+h ig - T 4 -. f - ' ' . ' ,,.': T cm? M-.,, g-: .- .fue-t v. ,fig we - ff 'Q ',A' ' 4 4' ., Qs., T1 'Y .34 H- t is f - MS.-ug t ' P' X L - f gf -sa ' 1 77' ,r,r 5 ' ' ' -' -f V Q 'ii ul we ff -L g,,,g,,5!+ X. f ' I 5 f54,gf4jt 555 , , fr ' ,121 .,,,V 1, ,,', 1 V' ,,'. gm 1. ff ta 'Q t' a-V' 2 77 t 1 s .5 mmf f-fe K' 'L Rs 2 , is 'llt W ., t W 1 3 l f' ' s 4 Q -2:2 ff I , M : ,Ely r w , .1 A ' g - -'- A well-balanced schedule calls for recreation. Hockey, baseball, football, basketball and swimming are very popu- lar seasonal sports at Barrytown. On Sundays and during daily recreation periods, the boys get a few moments of relaxation and enjoyment in the music room. The boys and faculty share the same dining room. Usually, while the group dines, one boy reads aloud from an interesting book or magazine. 137 Approximately half of each Novitiate group comes from outside high schools and colleges. The boys from the funiorate make up the other half. Here the Director of Novices receive a young postulant at the Novitiate. Novitiate Part of each day is spent in re- ligious studies. The Novitiate catechist is specially trained in philosophy and theology in order to initiate the Novices in the catechetical method of the Brothers. The Novitiate Year is the basic cornerstone in the formative period of the young Religious. Here he is introduced to all of the essentials and basic notions of a life which demands from its aspirant a total and complete dedication. He studies thoroughly the nature and the purpose of the vows and Rules which bind him by explicit contract with his Society. He is carefully taught the elements and practice of mental prayer which are requisite for his spiritual union with God. Through guidance, practice, prayer and study, he strives to make his own the same spirit of faith and zeal that have animated the Christian Brothers for close to three centuries. To further motivate him in his high ambition, he follows advanced theological courses which present to him the ideals to be found in the life of Christ, the Liturgy of the Church, the treasures of Divine Revelation contained in the Sacred Scriptures and the traditional teachings of the Church Fathers. Socially he learns to live, work, pray and play with others as unified cells in the dynamic organism of the Mystical Body. Here the solid rock foundation is laid upon which others can then build the intellectual and professional super-structure during the later years of scholasticate and professional training. The Novitiate schedule is a vig- orous one. The bell ringer, sum- mons the commnuity to the chapel at 5:00 o'clocla each morning for the morning religious exercises that include vocal and mental prayer and Holy Mass. Special devotion to the Most Blessed Mother is a precious her- itage of religious houses. Here the Novices make an early morning visit. The community dining hall re- veals a gay spirit during a Benedicamus. Usually, the Novices eat in silence while a confrere reads to them from some spiritual book. Zi ,J .024 . g 'IE Q The day begins with morning prayer. T -s 1. 2 - A little Community entertainment is in order on special occasions. St. Patrick's feast brought all the sons of Erin to the fore. Novices take community recreation after meals and several times during the week they get an opportunity to take more vigorous exercise on the basketball court or the ball field. Q P' X! 'X 1 'W' f, f X - 1, if , ' ' ' ':,,9ff.17'Hm fff-'f ' ,I if 4 ,,, f -- ' , fn., ,, f I , A, ,lt K V H 4. . gijityfy, f, .W I I, IW, X VV ,aff 'ff,f.,,,,-e4,,aff1' ' ,, W. ' s- Aga ',ff.',,b?Ziw,', Wffvff, 1 1-ff , t 'f ' , 1 ,,,t,w, ya ,f,,fQ9Pa.,, r , 'ltrvw f' 4 H 'W 1, ,H H 'f ',,y,'ft,- , we r 'f if ' Guidance in spiritual matters is of supreme impor- tance. Once a week the Brother Director of Novices has a chat with the young Novice, so as to encourage him in his vocation and provide him with sound advice and direction in his spiritual formation. X .,., . ' L - , . ' Late afternoon calls for some time devoted to spiritual reading and a visit to the Most Blessed Sacrament. In September, after a two months postulancy, young men seeking admittance to the Institute of the Chris- tian Brothers are clothed in the religious Habit and given a new name. With this religious ceremony, the Novitiate year begins. The first year of the Scholasticate is spent in Troy, New York, at Hillside Hall, a college affiliated with Catholic University. Brother Director is ivin a few new scholastics a run-down on E 8 the program followed at Hillside. T-iw-Ef75.g'il7 Essen:- ai.. 4. r 15' -fl . 140 Qfiz' , s- ,fu Scholasticate The daily schedule of the Scholasticate moves along at high speed throughout the entire day. The Scholastics live the Common life in all details. In De La Salle College several scholastics share the same room. Y9'if s ,F f , ff . The following three years of Scholasticate are spent at De La Salle College in Washing- ton, D. C. De La Salle is one of the many religious houses at Catholic University. Sopho- more courses are taken at the College. The last two years of the Scholasticate are spent on the C. U. campus itself. Here are a group of Brothers waiting to return to De La Salle Col- lege after attending classes at the University. In the back- ground is the scajoldin for the National Shrine o the Immaculate Conception. Every Scholastic is assigned spe- cific manual labor. The college is kept in tip-top condition by the young Brothers themselves. . ' II' f. rf Q - S Aiwa fel Visits to downtown Washington always prove interesting and en- joyable. lf i sis The Scholasticate day begins with morning prayer, mental prayer and Holy Mass. Even though sgudigg ggngume 771051 gf the time gf the In late afternoon the scholastics devote a half-hour young scholastics, time is found or outdoor recrea- I0 spiritual reading and another half-hour to mental ation on the spacious grounds o the college. Prayer. X, Here isna scene from the spacious dining room at De La Salle where the young scholastzcs and the Brothers of the faculty take their meals. Scholasticate n Y e , e fi V In this scene we see part of the procession on its way to graduation ceremonies. The scholastics enjoy all the advantages of the 142 liturgy. The Benedicitine fathers serve as chaplains. 7-rk s Q4' J. -TNQ 3341? an-, S . .X e ' c to Yi .. K ,, R or X s soce , , 5 . E f- Eg Z P s A V . in .QE ,x is i A s YR 41 Vi! N ,ugly fr ,FQ 4 5:99 'E' s - l ' c !':i,.. -44 -ref-15 A 'L In late Ma , raduation exercises at Catholic Universit take lace. Ever J' 8 . , J' , J' year Brothers recewe top honors for excellence in academic work. The month of july is spent at Oakdale, Long Island, where the scholastics enjoy a well-earned vacation at spacious and beautiful La Salle Military Academy. s,5,f,,-bv 1 if illllnlpsn ' 1 V. -fn .. , l ,f Q , A 1 Q xii K ,,L,Y, Vi , . I , ' H, j I if ,,,., K wx I ,ek 41 5 Q d Tennis 95 is , -2' :X . - qi f i :fa df, - Q? Y . S .K B d Anthon Vlamis, j. Popisil. Sitting: , Standing, left to right: Thomas ra y, y al-Slty Edward Da1ski,V.Tuzeo. M ' Reinwald, Bernhardt, Ronald Bressel, Richard 145 Left to right: Arthur artm, . . Staczak. Wd t. Patriclis Da Parade School and National colors wave in the brisk breeze. An excellent performance all the .7 44 I ark .HQ as flame i'Heagf,A. fer Sons of Erin La Salle's Finest turn out in force for the march up The Avenue. La alle on the March Three rreerebere from way back . . . :Q ,. ,.1e ' ,-:V 2 4- - ,. -'vw ' L V, 1' . ' f f 31-if ' , V- ,,, way ! z - I nl,vV,L - . -ffl, I -' 4 - .t 1. ,, , ...V ' f ,Q , ,L,, Q W fb' ff' A , rf: ' 9 1 A u .W ,V,n. wi' Bottom row: B. Brennan, J. Warlng. 'I M , Top row: H. Cahill, E. Chanda, D, V ' f ff Maloney, D. McEntee. n 1 mu WEN W v. NAT suv GEL To utdoor Track FONTAINE AND BELL. J. MURPHY. DAN MALONEY. DENNIS HEALY. 5 Ki ,, 'iV !V, ,, ,ana xg 1 ai We I 1 f wwffwp-6 B 1- ,.,,, ,. lf - . ' , , +4 1 'K' V ,'f,,fg,'f:,4' . ff 'Q-arf, I fa. --'auf --H .. . . . ' 'pb ' ' 4 'Mya' U 92 iff f ,gg-f v- 5 so -... N Y - e , jT',v,f9 , ,B-fo, ...N N-N an C -B - -B f -f l'1::'T?l'4.l P T' A' ig. Q 1:x,...,qfi fjiff-fall, - ' . 121, , 3- X-42 ' -- ' '-I-M .' 1 f ,A Fontaine Cjumpingj and Singelton Clixing barb. fLeft to rightj : B, Brennan, H. Cahill, D. Maloney, D. Healy. S nior lass Director ROOM 405 Ambrose, Paul R., 62-64 Saunders St., Queens, N. Y. Anagnostos, Peter T., 32-15 80 St., Queens, N. Y. Ball, Robert J., 6623 Ridge Blvd., Brooklyn, N. Y. Barrett, John A., 116-34 192 St., Queens, N. Y. Brunetti, John J., 25-54 89 St., Queens, N. Y. Cocolicchio, Salvatore P., 2406 33 St., Queens, N. Y. Collins, James M., 35-50 82 St., Queens, N. Y. Dalski, Edward P., 78-10 147 St., Queens, N. Y. Corso, John, 216-11 90 Ave., Queens Village, Queens, N. Y. Daly, John C., 530 West 163 St., Manhattan, N. Y. Dennis, Robert, 414 East 6 St., Manhattan, N. Y. Dooley, Thomas J., 41-11 Gleane St., Queens, N. Y. Dinovi, James J., 104-35 198 St., Queens, N. Y. Fogarty, Kevin J., 198-27 27 Ave., Queens, N. Y. Franceschini, Robert N., 218 Thompson St., Manhattan, N. Y. Freeman, William T., 786 East 39 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Gallic, Robert J., 105-14 220 St., Queens, N. Y. Giani, George R., 183 Sullivan St., Manhattan, N. Y. Hogan, Robert J., 34-33 42 St., Queens, N. Y. Kenny, Thomas J., 83-09 35 Ave., Jackson Heights, Queens, N. Y. Laboy, Jose M., 64 Charles St., Manhattan, N. Y. Larkin, Brian N., 30-45 Hobart St., Woodside, Queens N. Y. Lynch,Michael P., 1366 New York Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Maguire, John F., 725 East 22 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. McCarthy, John T., 30-91 44 St., L.I.C., Queens, N. Y. McCormick, Robert E., 221-31 104 Ave., Queens Village Queens, N. Y. McCutchan, Robert D., 555 92 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. McKeever, James D., 79 Atkins Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. McNerney, Joseph P., 50-05 Broadway, Woodside, Queens N. Y. McPartland, James M., 241-21 131 Ave., Queens, N. Y, Mulligan, John J., 30-14 33 St., Astoria, Queens, N. Y. Norris, John W., 45-39 196 Pl., Queens, N. Y. Peterson, James W., 69-71 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Ponzio, Henry A., 69-23 165 St., Queens, N. Y. Pryle, James F., 3205 Clarendon Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. Ricciutti, Michael F., 57 Perry 51, Manhattan, N. Y. Ruoff, Heinz R., 45-15 50 Ave., Woodside 77, Queens N. Y. Ryan, William V., 31-45 92 St., Jackson Heights, Queens NQY. ' Shubar, Michael R., 157-24 20 Ave., Whitestone, Queens N. Y. Spiess, Theodore F., 1512 Putnan Ave., Brooklyn, N. Stein, John W., 137-21 243 St., Rosedale, Queens, N. Stein, Joseph F., 137-21 243 St., Rosedale, Queens, N. Stewart, William J., 1732 East 46 St., Brooklyn, N. Vetter, Kenneth G., 8058 7 Ave., Queens, N. Y. Watta, Louis A., 710 Avenue S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Zmurko, Myron T., 168 East 2 St., Manhattan, N. Y. F4 - 444 1 7 9 ROOM 501 Ahearn, John J., 1633 East 14 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Blanchfield, Richard J., 42-25 Ithaca St., Elmhurst 73, Queens, N. Y. Bohen, Peter F., 7101 Shore Rd., Brooklyn 9, N. Y. Bracchi, Robert J., 25-36 90 St., Jackson Heights, Queens, N. Y. Brophy, Edward D., 53-11 43 St., Queens, N. V, Convey, Joseph F., 123 Senator St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Corcoran, Patrick J., 36-33 30 St., Astoria, Queens, N. Y. Cronogue, Raymond R., 317 West 21 St., Manhattan, N. Y. Crumlish, John F., 3314 Snyder Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Curry, Michael Q., 41-07 42 St., L. I. C., Queens, N. Y. Cusick, John J., 499 12 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Cutolo, Eugene A., 196XSpring St., N. Y. C. Dilworth, Christopher, P., 930 Seneca Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Garvey, Lawrence A., 501 New York Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Gilroy, James A., 375 95 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Harvey, Bruce P., 116 Lenox Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. Howarth, Daniel C., 1018 Summit Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Johnston, Brian A., 338 68 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Lippiello, Stephen R., , , . Kelleher, Thomas F., 18-53 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria, Queens, N. Y. Lombardi, Donato A., 76-02 97 Ave., Ozone Park, Queens, N. Y, Maher, Thomas G., 469 85 St., Brooklyn, N, Y, Marsicano, Patrick T., 193 Spring St., Manhattan, N. Y. McCarthy, Robert A., 506 16 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. McNally, John P., 629 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. Meehan, Raymond J., 119 East 31 St., Brooklyn, N. Y, Molnar, Richard J., 415 St. John's Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mullarkey, John M. 120-48 223 St., Cambria Heights, Queens, N. Y. Murphy, Donald J., 42-63 Layton St., Queens, N. Y. Ollisclgvik, William S., 95-07 88 St., Ozone Park, Queens, O'1ltITeQ, Paul F., 35-37 78 St., Jackson Heights, Queens, Reich, Thomas F., 55-21 92 St., Elmhurst, Queens, N. Y. Reilly, John B., 48-31 44 St., Woodside, Queens, N. Y. Reynolds, Eugene W., 14 Monroe St., Manhattan, N. Y. Riordan, James J., 4517 Avenue D, Brooklyn, N. Y. Scarangelo, Michael G., 5202 12 Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Shinnick, Richard J., 546 Isham St., Manhattan, N. Y. Steffens, Edwin J., 60-11 Madison St., Queens, N. Y. Stella, Fred C., 219 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, N. Y. Susca, Salvatore F., 57 Kenmore St., Manhattan, N. Y. Troglio, Robert L., 262 William St., Manhattan, N. Y. Ty1nIan?Charles F., 32-13 76 St., Jackson Heights, Queens, Upton, Edward P., 629 Hudson St., Manhattan, N. Y. Viviani, Arthur J., 35-20 28 St., Astoria, Queens, N. Y. Wasiak, Kenneth R., 505 85 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. . Wlllfligm, Leonard J., 295 Wadsworth Ave., Manhattan, Williams, James S., 7524 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y, 149 ROOM 502 Aponte, Stephen A., 72-38 66 Rd., Middle Village, Queens N. Y. Bastedo, James W., 110 Avenue C., Brooklyn, N. Y. Britt, Lawrence F., 1430 Parkchester Rd., Bronx, N. Y. Burke, Dennis M., 1030 Bryant Ave., Bronx, N. Y. Carney Thomas B 3728 Avenue K Brookl n N Y 3 '7 D y 9 ' ' Clements, John D., 605 St. John's Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cotter, Harry B., 529 75 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Cruse, John E., 221-70 91 Rd., Queens Village, N. Y. Cummo, Vincent C., 1 ., . Demartini, John, 184-33 Tudor Rd., Jamaica, Queens, N. Y. Detje, Anthony J., 55-14 37 Ave., Queens, N. Y. Devlin, James A., 8015 86 Rd., Queens, N. Y. Donlevy, Andrew D., 35-21 153 St., Queens, N. Y. Earls, Edward J., 20 Arcadia Rd., Hackensack, N. J. Frost, William P., 67-50 Kessel St., Queens, N. Y. Hall, John M., 82-50 Eliot Ave., Queens, N. Y. Halsey, Frederick J., 83-10 35 Ave., Queens, N. Y. Hebron, George M., 2441 82 St., Queens, N. Y. Heitman, John H. 230-39 88 Ave., Queens Village Queens, N. Y. Lachenauer, Robert F., 89-09 31 Ave., Queens, N. Y. Leone, Michael J., 330 East 9 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Lunghi, John M., 65-01 Freshmeadow Lane, Queens, N. Y Martin, Arthur J., 2140 East Tremont Ave., Bronx, N. Y McCabe, Owen K., 78-10 34 Ave., Queens, N, Y. McKeon, Robert P., 150 91 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. McMonigle, John J., 236-01 88 Ave., Bellrose, N. Y. Morawski, George 28-24 42 St., Astoria, Queens, N. Y Moy, Philipe F., 146 Hester St., Manhattan, N. Y. Nugent, John M., 89:09 32 Ave., Queens, N. Y. O'Sullivan, Dennis J., 521 Isham St., Manhattan, N. Y. Pace, Ralph J., 260 91 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Pfaffler, Edward J., 906 Newkirk Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y Raczko, William J., 37-03 20 Rd., Bronx, N. Y. Rosch, Albert E., 1029 Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn. N. Y Rossman, Richard J., 240-26 142 Ave., Queens, N. Y. Simonetti, Alfred D., 116-30 227 St., Queens, N. Y. Smith, Walter G., 20-27 37 St., Astoria, N. Y. Spahn, Michael J., 116-37 221 St., Cambria Heights 11 Queens, N. Y. Sullivan, Thomas A., 32-14 Cfiardon Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y Urtz, Raymond P., 137-75 Geranium Ave., Queens, N. Y Warttinger, Charles F., 94-32 199 St., Queens, N. Y. Whelan, Roberf E., 739 East 43 St., Brooklyn, N. Y,' 9 9 Barbieri, Robert A., 85 East 31 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Bienemann, Robert P., 93-08 115 St., Richmond Hill Queens, N . Y. Brennan, Thomas P., 139-11 232 St., Queens, N. Y. Bressel, Ronald A., 498 East 42 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Callery, Brian K., 51-28 30 Ave., Queens, N. Y. Camisa, Robert J., 415 East 56 St., Manhattan, N. Y. Carroll, William J., 35-50 82 St., Queens, N. Y. Comber, Peter S., 60-03 82 St., Queens, N. Y. Cruise, Anthony V., Pettit Ave., Queens, N. Y. Damm, Alfred G., 305 Etna St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Donovan, Lawrence F., 423 West 18 St., Manhattan, N. Y Feeney, Kenneth E., 35-35 95th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y Ferolie, Lawrence A., 136 Kingsland Ave., Brooklyn N. Y. Flaherty, Edward F., 555 East 28 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Flynn, John J. 41-70 72 St., Queens, N. Y. Haas, Richard L., 7305 35 Ave., Jackson Heights, Queens N . Y. Harabedian, Paul R., 78-12 35 Ave., Jackson Heights, Queens, N. Y. Healy, William D., 15 Baughman Pl., Brooklyn, N. Y. Herman, Anthony E., 225-23 105 Ave., Queens, N. Y. Holland, William M., 3840 81 St., Jackson Heights Queens, N. Y. Houlihan, John P., 8715 139 St., Queens, N. Y. 150 ROOM 505 ROOM 504 Achatz, Henry E., 56-35 30 Ave., Queens, N. Y. Addoms, Robert P., 35-35 75 St., Queens, N. Y. Andrews, James C., 1465 East 26 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Balme, Michael P., 4202 Layton St., Queens, N. Y. Benigno, Joseph G., 360 South 4 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Brennan, Edward J., 569 Park Pl., Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooks, Richard H., 30-51 Hobart St., Queens, N. Y. Bruno, Gaetano L., 334 East 15 St., Manhattan, N. Y. Byrnes, Richard P., 29 Charles St., Manhattan, N. Y. Campbell, Colin J., 442 Elderts Lane, Brooklyn, N. Y. Canino, Michael G., 18 Monroe St., Manhattan, N. Y. Connolly, Robert C., 63-60 Fitchett St., Queens, N. Y. Costello, Michael J., 427 16 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Curley, Raymond A., 28-24 45 St., Astoria, L. I. Dean, Charles J., 115-42 197 St., St. Albans, Queens, N. Dowd, Robert J., 616 West 207 St., Manhattan, N. Y. Duggan, Gerard P., 34 Sutton Pl., Manhattan, N. Y. Duncan, Thomas C., 347 Senator St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Fabrizi, Joseph R., 104-47 Roosevelt Ave., Queens, N. Falvey, 'Raymond J., 2437 Lyvere St., Bronx 61, N. Y. Fitzmaurice, Thomas J., 146-09 61 Rd., Queens, N. Y, Flaherty, Robert J., 37-33 92 St., Queens, N. Y. Gasparo, Anthony R., 731 East 8 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Gentner, Gerard W., 322 Quington Ave., Brooklyn, N. Gerrity, William F., 1023 83 St., Manhattan, N. Y. Grace, Robert D., 438 15 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Healy, Martin J., 35-25 93 St., Queens, N. Y. Hildebrand, John N., 8111 5 Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Huebner, Donald G., 114-46 207 St., Queens, N. Y. Kelly, Neil D., 290 Alexander Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Kisby, Walter J., 84-03 25 St., Queens, N. Y. Krivacsy, Kevin J., 93-15 214 Pl., Queens, N. Y. Linder, Jerome J., 1467 East 59 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Matranga, Francis X., 325 East 21 St., Manhattan, N. Y McGuinness, Michael J., 89-17 21-0 Pl., Queens, N. Y.. Merritield, Harry A., 333 East 28 St., Manhattan, N. Y. Miller, John M., 74-03 97 Ave., Queens, N. Y. Murphy, John J., 83-10 35 Ave., Queens, N. Y. Nerney, James T., 81-03 Margaret Pl., Queens, N. Y. Pallatto, Joseph A., 104 Bayard St., Manhattan, N. Y, Rusnak, John A., 32-06 47 St., Queens, N. Y. Smart, William W., 79-01 4 Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Smith. Thomas P., 34-04 28 Ave., Queens, N, Y. Wilkins, Harold G., 60-56 67 Ave., Queens, N. Y. Zaffarese, Lawrence P., 56-55 206 St., Queens, N. Y. Hughes, Robert J., 424 82 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Kennelly, Dennis J., 57-72 80 St., Elmhurst, Queens, N. Lawlor, Gerard J., 4519 Foster Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Llorens, Jose G., 233 East 12 St., Manhattan, N. Y. Longo, John F., 1437 14 St., Brooklyn, N, Y, Macaluso, Anthony M., 28 Forsyth St., Manhattan, N. Malloy, Brian F., 550 76 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. McHugh, Edward M., 41-14 49 St., Queens, N. Y. Merrigan, James H., 51-42 30 Ave., Queens, N. Y. Milici, Arthur J., 109-50 205 St., Queens, N. Y. Morris, Robert J., 1878 Ryder St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Polli, Lawrence B., 17 Reeve Pl., Brooklyn, N. Y. Proto, Vincent V., 218 Canal St., Manhattan N. Y Robinson, Raymond J., 810 Avenue C., Brooklyn, Y. Rogers, Joseph P., 5327 72 Pl., Queens, N. Y. Rogina, Peter R., 72 Bedford St., Manhattan, N. Y. Schaller, Richard J., 1387 Troy Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sullivan, John W., 137-31 Thunston St., Queens, N. Y. Torre, Francis M., 2526 Albermarle Rd., Brooklyn, N. Urrutia, Ernest F., 196 Lincoln Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. Valera, Jose E., 31-47 38 St., Queens, N. Y. VQFICY, James F., 64-83 84 St., Queens, N. Y. Vella, Carl A., 510 East 13th St., Manhattan, N. Y, WHSSICI, John J., 616 Academy St., Manhattan, N. Y, Welsh, Raymond L., 46-30 194 St., Queens, N. Y. Zito, John J., 215 West 10 St., Manhattan, N, Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y 1 n fm, K i x in . x,- x lu' 1 , X 4 wr F , N, .Mx N? Y xmmmmiiiiefifi awm Em. A may-,. nm wifi Ru ,im Wi ,., L O un 5' 8 f nk U I recommendlo God lirsl' of all my soul. and nex'l', all fhe Brolhers of fhe Socieiy of the Chrisfian Schools l'o whom He has unifed me: and I recommend them. above all fhings lo be always enlirely submissive lo lhe Church and especially in fhese unhappy limes: and. in order 'lo give proof of lhis, never 'lo be af variance in anyfhing wi'l'h our Holy Fa'l'her and Pope and ihe Church of Rome, always remembering ihai' l senl 'lwo Brolhers fo Rome 'lo beg of God 'lhe grace lhal' l'heir Socie'l'y may always be enfirely submissive fo fhe Holy See. llasl Will and Tesiamenl of S+, John Bapiisl' De La Salle. Founder of lhe Brolhers of lhe Chrisiian Schoolsl