Monsignor Farrell High School - Cornerstone Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Reverend John R Comiskey Fr. Comiskey, a member ofthe Farrell faculty for eighteen years, has a B.A. and an M.A. from St. Joseph's Seminary and College, an M.A. in mathematics from Fordham University and earned a certificate in com- puter science from New York University. Previous to teaching at Far- rell, he taught at Marymount College. Father teaches A.I-Y math, accel- erated math XI and computer science. Father Comiskey moderates the Lion, newspaper, and is the head coach of the Varsity and J.V math team. In his spare time, Father enjoys swimming, travelling, the theatre and various types of sharing activities. Well-defined portions of an algorithm should be coded as subroutines. Arthur Gill -- Machine and Assembly Language Programming of the PDP-II. MATHEMATICS DEP RT ME T Mr. Conard H. Meibauer Mr. Meibauer is a model of dedication. He has been teaching at Farrell for the past nineteen years. In this time he has taught math to fresh- men, sophomores andjuniors and a senior elective in mechanical draw- ing. Mr. Meibauer has a B.A. from Wagner College and an M.A. from Richmond College. Mr. Meibauer is the coach of the very successful Varsity and freshman swim teams. He also moderates the model rail- road club. -.X Mrs. Patricia C. Geraghty Mrs. Geraghty has been at Farrell for four years. She teaches modern Algebra and math X. Mrs. Geraghty has a B.A. in math. She has taught at Erasmus Hall, Port Richmond and Notre Dame H.S. Mrs. Geraghty enjoys spending time with her husband and three children and also swimming, tennis, singing and cooking. According to Mclnnerny This is impossible.

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Brother Francis K. Fish Brother Fish has taught chemistry for the past four years at Farrell. He has a B.S. and an M.S. and has studied at Fordham Universi- ty, DePaul University, Capitol University and the Iona Graduate School. Brother previous- ly taught at Rice H.S. and Bergen Catholic H.S. Brother Fish moderates the National Honor Society and the Missions club. He lists his interests as reading. good music and trav- eling. Mr. James Giordano Mr. Giordano is in his first year teaching at Farrell. He teaches Psychology to seniors and Biology to sophomores. Mr. Giordano gradu- ated from Farrell and went on to graduate from St. Peter's College fcum laudej with a B.S. He will be a candidate for M.S. in Neur- opsychology from Vermont College in June. He moderates the Judo, weight lifting and ski clubs. Mr. Giordano is a First degree black- belt in Judo and enjoys running, weight lift- ing, skydiving and sport Fishing. Never buy the cow when you can get the milk for free! . ......,. .,..,-.. I ' ' . Q a K Mrs. Kathleen Reitz Mrs. Reitz is teaching A.R biology and biol- ogy in her fourth year at Farrell. She has a B.A. from Notre Dame College and an M.S. from Richmond College. Mrs. Reitz has also taught at New Dorp H.S. and Tottenville H.S. Mrs. Reitz is the moderator of the Farrell Emergency Care Team. Mr. John Zalot Mr. Zalot is one of the new faces at Farrell this year. He teaches chemistry and physical science. Mr. Zalot has a B.S. in physics from Wilkes College and an M.S. in philosophy from the Graduate Faculty New School. He has also taught at Christ the King School, the Nyack Prep School, the School of the Trans- figuration and the Academy of the Sacred Heart. vm... 3 4.-. . L t, ff. I. ! .... L. .... l I l l l Mr. Robert D. Burke Mr. Burke has been teaching chemistry for the past five years at Farrell. He holds a B.S. from the John Jay College of Criminal Jus- tice. an M.S. from Queens College and an A.A.S. from N.Y.C.C. Mr. Burke has also taught at Master Christi Mr. Joseph Castro Mr. Castro, who teaches Physics, is a new addition to the science department at Far- rell. He has a B.S. in natural science from Fordham University. Mr. Castro is continuing his education with courses in education at the College of Staten Island. 25

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Mr. David Gallagher In his Second year at Farrell, Mr. Gallagher teaches senior courses in advanced Algebra and introduction to calculus. Mr. Gallagher has a B.A. from the Open University and a Certificate in Education, both obtained in England. His previous teaching positions were also in England at Handsworth St. Jo- seph's School and St. Catherines School, both in Sheffield. Mr. Gallagher is the coach of the J.V. soccer team. He enjoys spending time with his wife, Ginny, reading, most sporting activities, photography, and the the- atre. Ifyou've enjoyed it halfas much as me, then I've enjoyed it twice as much as you! M. Python ..-ii. Mr. William Monks Mr. Monks is a four year veteran at Farrell. He teaches Geometry and math XI. Mr. Monks received his B.S. in mathematics from the College of Staten Island. He moderates the Karate club. Mr. Monks' interests include antique cars and travel. 'kReal strength comes from within. . X S? ' ' I ' I 'ggi K' Brother Michael Lee Br. Lee teaches math to freshmen and is cur- rently in his first year at Farrell. He received a B.S. and an M.S. from Fordham University, an M.S. from the University of Arizona and N.S.F certificates in math and science from Boston College, Fordham, Holy Cross, St. Pe- ter's and Fairleigh Dickenson. Before coming to Farrell, Brother taught for thirty three years in CFC. schools in New York, New Jer- sey and California. Mr. Robert Petosa Mr. Petosa is a new addition to the Farrell math department. He is teaching Trigonom- etry and an interesting new senior elective in Genetics. Mr. Petosa has a B.S. in biology. He is the coach of the freshman football team. Mr. Petosa enjoys all sports, music and a good book. Mr. Peter Ghigliotti Mr. Ghigliotti, in his third year at Farrell, teaches Math IX and Math X. This year he has added responsibilities as Assistant to the Dean. He has a B.A. from Niagara University and a Masters from the College of Staten Is- land. In his free time he enjoys a variety of sports and music. His motto is 'KWell done is better than well said. Brother R. Mark Guillimette Brother Guillimette teaches accelerated math IX and X, calculus and computers, in his first year at Farrell. He has a B.A. in math from Iona College and is a candidate for an M.S. in computer science from the Polytech- nic Institute of New York. Brother has also taught at St. Lucy's School in Manhattan. He moderates the Varsity soccer team, the chess club and the bike club. Brother Guillimette enjoys swimming, sailing and loves biking. Whenever you pass Brother in the halls, he can often be heard saying, Yeh hello.