Most Holy Trinity High School - Triad Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1947 volume:

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X14 t h gu v' up ' I9l5 '.jK A 0 OUKLYNA Z Q S i 5- E sl 5 2 M Sf o Of :Q 194 CD W...- 'WSU . v O '35 'vi K I B Mb. ww-vwmzmeq,,, UR Q' f 'B f I, 5 , in .liz '. . E 5 i X7 1113'ifIl-lallnaf--,, - gui! -- l 1 i i 13 4a'ii5 4m J, ' , ' H Idvullou E g b,A. Swg' f- A H 5 4: E' g 3 Qi i ml . Ti, L ii! li ,QI Ff. 1-vw: fwil it in lull., 3-l' 1 i c 29 Q ,iv Z5 Q 67, . . . we have centered Christ in all our activities-academic, social, and athletic. Now we no longer will walk the corridors of Trinity or sing her songs. We are leav- ing this world and entering a larger one, but we take with us the lesson we have learned so well-t-hat of . . . Gum. K . ,57 fff W Y, If Mwmgihldvvly , ffwy , X 1, Q , Still! fm, lzlvwu ly X. ,4 ' - - w g 3 ik Gait! Shu EDWARD G. ATZERT '42 JOSEPH B. BACKUS '31 WILLIAM J. BEHLING '31 THOMAS P. BRADY '46 EDWARD P. BURKE '41 WILLIAM M. COMERFORD '39 MICHAEL J. CRONIN '40 RICHARD H. FLANAGAN '32 ROBERT T. FLYNN '42 JOSEPH M. FRANKWICH '31 ELMER F. GARRETTSON '37 HERBERT J. HAAS '32 THOMAS P. LALLY '38 JOHN J. McHALE '34 WILLIAM MEENAGH '34 JOSEPH D. PERRY '40 FRANCIS X. SIMMONS '35 DANIEL R. TACHAN '44 EllllICElllIIl HE wonderful example and signi- ficance of the work of our graduates in the service of their country burns in our hearts, espec- ially as we look with sorrow upon the eighteen gold star heroes of Holy Trinity. Theirs is a story of courage and self-sacrifice seldom equaled. They accepted the challenge-the motto of Trinity blazing in their hearts- For God and Country. But now these valiant soldiers are laid to rest. They are men of Trinity in the fullest sense, for they have gone to Calvary with Christ. ln a certain sense, they will return no more, but in another sense, their spirit will re- main forever in the hearts of all Trinitarians. llllElll0lllllL IT IS with the sincerest respect and love that we recall to mind the Reverend George Herget, deceased pastor of Holy Trinity. To those who knew him, his kindness, generosity, and understanding will long be re- membered. He was omnipresent in our world. He suffered our sorrows and shared our joys. He was a part of Trinity and a part of every stu- dent. Now. . . God has recalled His servant, We pray he is near Our Blessed Mother whom he loved so dearly upon earth. Trinity has suf- fered a great lossg Heaven has gained another soul. Rea. Qeoage Ala:-gel' k. xxx YN? R' Wx, P ' gf . x . f semi: l'Pl ,V xi' PRIEST PASTOR ll EDUCATOR FRIEND BENEFACTOR 25th ilNllllllEll illlY Q5 , T' L-.ill All 'Wil is 6 igsmamzsi wsamwvvmfmwmwwfzlw Q MM: a vzmm .mamma Mazzw, 5.12. Bishop of Brooklyn CDN FEBRUARY l5th, His Excellency, Most Reverend Thomas Edmund Molloy, celebrated the Silver Jubilee ot his episcopacy over the diocese ot Brooklyn and Long Island, It is our privilege and pleasant duty to extend to him our sincerest good wishes and congratulations. May the Divine Shep- herd continue to bless l-lis Excellency with health and spiritual power to work truittully for his flock for many years to come. IO if W 19 -X +I s Administrator of Most Holy Trinity Parish 0 ir ir 'lr A i ai X X lx A , I , 5 v. Mau' Reaeneru! Rayman! 14. Keafweff, S. 125, f.G.f25 Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn ll .il i'f's?2, 'l l'll - C l -- 545112 9 We' aculty, men who have devoted their lives to instill into our minds and hearts the omnipresence of Christ. During our stay at Trinity, these Catholic men have taught us the principles and postulates of our religion. They have motivated our minds to prayer and to study. Yet, they do not seek a material reward. Their wish is that we, as Catholic young men, keep and practice our Faith at all times. In the footsteps of their beloved founder, Father Chaminade, they trod, filled with the spirit and zeal of making our world Christ's. We wish to salute their efforts and we point with pride to our . . . .....-in I2 Q J PRI CIPAL fkfthw .Ewan Www, SJW. Latin English Orchestra Moderator Guidance Soda lity I4 Plllt CIPAL' MESSAGE My dear Graduates: Making our world Christ's is indeed a timely, most appropriate theme for your an- nual. lt reveals that you are conscious that the world today is not wholly Christ's, and that you want to bring as much of it as comes under your influence under His benign Sovereignty, That was the task the chosen Twelve set for themselves many centuries ago, and in follow- ing their example you have chosen wisely. But you have also chosen a herculean work that will not be achieved except through blood, sweat, tears, and, I might add, persevering prayer. From day to day one tact is growing more apparent: the people of the world are aligning themselves into either the camp of Christ or into a camp that is not His. Our Catholic Faith tells us which of these two forces will eventu- ally be victorious. lt is your glorious privilege, dear Graduates, to swell the ranks of the cam- paigners tor Christ by now putting into practi- cal living the Catholic principles you inbibed while at Holy Trinity. That this may be realized in every one of you is my sincerest wish. Yours always in J. M. J., LOUIS J. WIESNER, S.M. Principal 15 ASSISTA 'l' PRI lllllilli '2:z2'n.,. ziiiiliffz-iii 1' ii T ,sw . L.. . . . fn 5 5 we 'T SY, Q .i .. , German English Religion Marianist Drive Service Club f ,Z KQJF 3 i r i' f 1 - ff 'll 'E Ni' -.r xk X Q lim l ids-if 1'5- BRO. WILLIAM BUSCH, S.M. Treasurer Algebra Chemistry Marianist Drive AN, Steward BRO. M QKERM AUL BOE BRO- P MQGWB B10iOQVb Bio Chgmb Qameia . dor Dire Aihiem ,ais irxifamu ir ir 'A' xLLi PM gp,THF-R Wgeixfaiof' BOEGEL Raffle Drive ir i' BRO. ELDON REICHERT, S.M Religion English History Trinity News Topics Bowiing Pubiic Relations it I6 ICHAEL ROB St Mecharilgysicg L, S.M' udenf Couniln Dram Ch ll Mo '79 Ra sisrleaqefs dera fo' 9 Drive 'A' 'Ir ir JQHN B Religion RENNAN M ia... BRO. WILLIAM CRENNER, History S. I-IN IQELLEY' BRO' IO LMIY' Reusfof' EUQIISIW Cac:i0SD'Ne Mafwmst ER FRANCIS TON MR. Tdgonm-neKIY Hisiofy Geon-XQUY Latin English Librarian Cactos Raffle Drive iw, . HQ!! ' V553 4' E D li pzqgixnw QW ,L L- , ' 1 i245 -221' 3 ' ' j I. : I . 1 i i H ,gg ff :I WW- .jj nd X if XX. MX 7159 H' I., 'sl I :inf he -Rf l r- Q I I YW I' Renew and rekindle tverywhere the divine torch of the Faith. Ron. 90. f. G s.M. 8.16 BRO T ' H Religion Y, SOCII-dfin lal5fudi Triad es Camera Club Fresh CaCYos man Basketball 'A' if ir MISS M A RFARET FOER R ec'-efafy ecepffomst 'QM-'wr i i gm- X ' -,.- 7' I i ' fi !.A V tudent body of Trinity comprises the larger part of the school, Within these young hearts and minds iw' T if X f ' the task is begun. Here are the learners, studying - the prime lesson . . . making our world Christ's. They are learning their religion and how to live it. Upon their efforts rests the future of Trinity, Their ff 'iff' evident zeal in study and research clearly pre- ,, I s t , Hx llf X i l ull' ff ill 6 . 0 0 0 l f .f T mi 'ill ' V l ,5 lx' ,U i I, it R l x 4 X Z N X lx ll , , X X X 'i RU 2' ' ' Ml X XX il If -it 1 riff so so x N 1 Wlf' X l' l X X X, X 'WM X ' , ff r '1 'li' 1 - Q Q V if 7 N -.ib X X N W BV' 'X ff' U sents a true Trinity spirit. Here are our Catholic youth, the . . . LASS Y .J En. wil' 4eJ1W UTSTANDINGV' That is per- haps the best word we can use to describe this colorful combination of good-natured, swell guys. Hardly ever before has a class been known for so many talents and loyal qualities as the sixth term. ln sports the famous sixth is second to none. The combined tal- ent of lanky T, Brennan, S. Villani, and F. Winkelman has had a definite effect on the Tiger's third place bas- ketball league standing. J. Rose is also a promising star for next year's hard-wood squad. Even in baseball, the sixth term has had a large repre- sentation of talented players. There are S, Villani, T. Deneen, F. Winkel- man, E. Egan, and A. Parra. In extra-curricular activities, D. Foley, H. Prentice, J. Hicks, J. Col- bert, G. Papa, A, Parra, J. Story, W. Hess, W. Harley, R. Hancock, com- tiiir HERR PROFESSOR: Assuming a magisterial air, W. Balfe prepares to explain some Ger- man to J. Owens, R. Jones, G. Papa, G. Herrmann, and A. Volk. LITERATURE: Assignment for tonight - Edgar Allan Poe, and busy at it are F. Winkelman, J. Kerwick, H. Prentice, J. Col- bert, and R. Hancock. HUNGRY: Patiently awaiting service in the cafeteria are T. Deneen, E. Blog, W. Harley, R. Fay, E. Egan, and G. Gillott. FRIENDS: R. Weber, J, Story, L. Duncan, R. Morris, and D. O'Shea talk things over out front. 20 5 l . lx Xl +-3.9 . ' 7 Nl pose the sixth's championship intra- mural team. W. Balfe is sports edi- tor of the school newspaper, E. Werner, assistant editor, and A. Neuser, A, Lang, A. Parra, J. Leon- ard, and R. Morris also make an important part of the staff. The musical talent of E. Werner and J. Michel are utilized on the school orchestra. And last, but certainly not least, this congregation of sober minded gentlemen can boast of a higher record in scholarship than most of the classes already gradu- ated. J. Michel, A. Parra, J. Leon- ard, J. Boden, S. Villani, E. Werner, D. Foley, and F. Goetz are always top students. And so, when the four years of their stay at Holy Trinity are com- pleted, when the records of their achievements are ended, one will automatically note, Well done, Christian gentlemen,-well done! tiki FACTS: Bro. William Busch, S.M., gives the lowdown on class matters to J. Leonard, Sec- retary, E. Werner, Vice-President, and T. Brennan, President. CHEMISTRY: Amid reactions and reagents F. Goetz, J. Boden, A. Parra, D. Foley, and J. Michael work with avid interest. ARGUMENT: J. Rose seems to be uncon- vinced by K. Malone. Enjoying his efforts are E. lhrig, J. Hicks, and W. Hess. DEEP: A. Lang shows E. Widmann, A. Neuser, J. Brosmer, and S. Villani how it is to be feeIing mighty low. Zl LW' qw E OF the fifth term proudly give an account of our schol- astic and athletic successes. We led the scholastic standings with more students on the honor roll than any other class. M, Coughlin, J. Gil- more, K. Peters, and J. Benson usu- ally take first honors, and R. Brogna, E. Corke, P. Hoban, W. Kosman, R. Shaw, D. Troy, and J. Monaghan take second honors regularly. We are also well represented in sports. On the J. V. basketball team we have P. Hoban, who was moved up to the Varsity late in the season, J, Savio, T. Lilly, W. Schiebelhuth. On the baseball team there is hard- hitting M. Coughlin, J. Slattery, J. Savio, J. Cleary, and P. Hoban. The fifth term is also noted for its active support of school activities. tiki STRATEGY: Planning for coming events are M. Coughlin, President, Bro. William Cren- ner, S.M., J. Gilmore, Secretary, and K. Peters, Vice-President. PREVIEW: Talking over a coming exam are F. DiRusso, J. Slattery, B. Mack, J. McGuin- ness, and T. Simmons. DRAWING: T squares and triangles are familiar tools in the hands of R. Shaw, J. Cleary, J. Whitaker, E. Corke, R. Yaeger, and J. Benson. ASSISTANCE: This is the way it is, says J. Sweeney to C. Schultz as D. Reilly, G. Savio, V. Cassidy, W. McGinnis, and G. Shea study hard. 22 K2 567' Z, xl ... E .- s .L .k rt. The school orchestra can count on J, Thomann, R, White, and J. Monag- han for hard and persevering work. Active in the Cactos Club are M. Coughlin, J. Gilmore, P. Hoban, T. Lilly, J. McKay, J, McLaughlin, K. Peters, G. Savio, and R. Shaw. Bud- ding journalists who hail from the fifth term are R. Lyle, R, Brogna, J. Gilmore, V. Cassidy, E. Shea, and T. Simmons. J. Witaker, J. McKay, and T. Simmons are camera addicts who spent much of their time click- ing shutters for the Camera Club. Heading the class government are M. Coughlin, President, K. Peters, Vice-President, and R, Shaw, Secre- tary. All in all the Class of January i949 will not soon be forgotten at Holy Trinity. tiff RELIGION: Discussing places in the Holy Land are R. Lyle, R. Brogna, W. Kosman, J. Kanzler, J. Monaghan, R. White, and A. Clinton. OFFICE: Awaiting their turn to discuss im- portant matters in the office are T. Kenny, D. Troy, R. Maher, T. Mason, J. McKay, and J. Thomann. LIBRARY: J. Bartlett, F. Mazza, T. Crotty, W. O'Halloran, L. Klingler, P. Hoban, and J. Beer find the library a place of knowledge and relaxation. PING-PONG: D. Goodchild shows the latest in fancy serves to J. McLaughlin, W. Schie- beluth, T. Lilly, R. Tobin, F. Herget, and G. Graham. 22 i. Quo. .. QW flefvm' HE fourth term established itself in school annals in its freshman year with a large turnout of honor students and an active participation in school affairs. That early ambition is still within the class. lts sporting blood is well represented in its basketball players P. Kennedy, D, Hoeg, R. Boesch, P. Gundel, and J. Groarke, who spark our J. V. team, and J. Carrick, P. Rovtar, P. McDonald, P. McCann, T. O'Donell, E. Greeley, and F. Shear, who took our intramural team into the finals. In extra-curriculars, too, the class boasts of participants. Those serving on the school orchestra are J. Markey, F. Matos, J. Baker, J. John- son, R. Keating, G. Fleig, and G. McKnight. Fourth termers also hold places among the honor students with F. Dunseith, D. Hoeg, R. Keat- ing, F. Matos, A. Beaupre, F. Cav- anagh, and J. Blaney well in front. 1k'k1lr'k CARTOON: Enjoying a Post cartoon are E. Greeley, R. Sweeney, P. Rovtar, A. Beaupre, D. Rafferty, J. Crean, and F. Cavanagh. SALUTE: ln their best military manner M. Voelker, F. Blondell, F. O'Leary, F. Balluff, P. Gundel, and J. Blaney salute the flag. GEOMETRY: F. Dunseith proves his point for the benefit of J. Shine, E. Maloney, K. Mulroy, L. Reilly, P. Larney, and J. Schnappauf. ODDS: lt's Odds, I win, as M. Cain and R. Boesch choose up. F. X. Doyle, A. Diersch, J. Donahue, F. P. Doyle, and R. Campbell look on. 24 f qv. 'gen' 14. . i Q Religion is not neglected. J. Crean, P. McCann, R, Keating, P. Kennedy, G. McKnight, J. Blaney, F. Cavan- agh, F. Dunseith, D. Hoeg, and F. Matos are active members in the schooI's Catholic Action Club. Serv- ing on the staff of the schooI's paper are J, Markey and F. Matos, report- ers, F. Dunseith and P. Rovtar, art- ists, Ernest Stumpf, columnist, and P. McCann, sports writer. In the Marianist Drive G. McKnight, J. Crean, R, Keating, and J. Markey were among the high sellers in the class. The heads of the class govern- ment are P. McCann, President, R. Boesch, Vice-President, and F, Dun- seith, Secretary-Treasurer. Once known as the Fighting Third , the fourth term still has plenty of fight and it will remain with them until they become an Exultant Eighth , a goal worth fighting for. tiruki' LEADERS: Bro. John Kelley, S.M., discusses class matters with P. McCann, Representa- tive, R. Keating, Secretary, P. Kennedy, Pres- ident, and G. McKnight, Vice-President. NEW YORK: R. Heim, T. O'D0nnell, E. Stumpf, R. McLean, J. Jackson, R. Leonard, and P. Neubeck study a map of the Empire State. INK: H. Watson helps himself to the class's ink as J. Markey, P. McDonald, J. Carrick T. Shear, and F. Matos wait their turn. TIME-OUT: This in-between-class discus- sion brings together C. Faillace, G. Fleig, T. Kuhn, D. Hoeg, J. Johnson, J. Groarke, and J. Baker. 25 W WW . E, the third term of Trinity High School, have been called one of the best in the school in all departments - scholastic, athletic, and extra-curricular. This honor is the result ofthe hard work and driv- ing school spirit which characterizes a third termer. The third term is represented in the various extra-curricular depart- ments by outstanding men of the class. In music, for instance, those third termers who have distinguished themselves are J. Gahrman, F. An- nunziata, and F. Magan. A Catholic Action group has been formed and is generally recognized as the best in the school. The members are J. McDermott, D. Mackay, E. Hughes, T. Rooney, A. Ryan, A. Moran, T. Rufer, and B. McCormack. The third term has, in the last Marianist Drive, achieved recognition as the best class in the school, in fact, in the nation, with a record breaking one ir1k'k'k ALGEBRA: A. Cangelosi and F. Annunziata present their side of the problem to A. Renz, E. Bermingham, J. Kenny, and R. Kirwan. NICK: J. Sweek literally tears poor Nick apart for the biological benefit of T. Rogers, J. Hall, F. Hartman, G. Deinhardt, and R. Lewis. LOCKERS: Getting out the books they will need for their afternoon courses are R. Horsting, T. Fitzgerald, J. McDermott, A. Ryan, and J. Riches. TEST: lt's an old game. W. Fitzgerald and R. Wilson match wits and strength for the interest and amusement of M. Gornrad, R. McNamara, J. McSherry, and V. Abbott. 26 A - T f ' X. . ff pf Q ir wt AJ sz. 'ff' fx thousand four hundred thirty per cent. Some high sellers for the drive were J. McDermott, J, McSherry, and M. Burns. The athletic field has also been exploited by this term. The Trinity freshman team is enjoying one of its best seasons in many years mainly because its nucleus and starting tive is composed mainly of third termers. These hardwood stars are F. Slattery, J. Grainger, F. Daniele, J. McSherry, R. Kirwan, R. Wilson, T. Rogers, J. Ryan, and J. Baranello. Baseball also has its attractions for the third term, J. Grainger, M. Burns, R. Kir- wan, F. Daniele, R. Delaney, and J. McSherry are promising prospects for the J. V. team. Leading the class in all these en- deavors are J. Ryan, President, F. Daniele, Vice-President, and R. De- laney, Secretary. We are well on our way to becoming the outstanding class in the school and we will not stop until we have reached the top. iriririr OFFICERS: Secretary, R. Delaney, presents a problem to Vice-President, F. Daniele, Bro. Paul Boeckerman, S.M., and President, J. Ryan. ROSARY: A decade of the beads a day is the rule tor students of Trinity as shown by A. Moran, D. Mackey, B. McCormack, T. Rooney, W. Gorman, and G. Mclnerney. DISCUSSION: Enjoying one of R. McGrath's witticisms are N. Manning, P. Keogh, J. Hood, and F. Magan. T. Ruter seems more interested in the camera. GREETING: J. Baranello seems to be look- ing for someone from among J. Grainger, E. Hughes, P. Smith, J. Gahrman, F. Slattery, and M. Burns. 27 swf WM N a bright September morning fifty new freshmen entered the classrooms of Holy Trinity High School. After a week or two we be- gan to look lively, and everyone knew each other. When the tryouts came for the Freshman basketball team, more than half of the class signed up. ln a month or two we had six players on the team, namely: W. Rose, R. Barrett, J. Stafford, J. O'Dwyer, J. Coronna, and D. Phelan. Class officers were chosen at the beginning of the term. The results ofthe election were: K, Koch, Class President, R. Kelly, Vice-President, and F. Keuntje, Secretary-Treasurer. Later, V. Zustovich was chosen to represent the class on the Student Council. Then came news of the Trinity Yearbook, the Triad. We Freshmen answered the call and brought in our quota of patrons and subscriptions. ir'k1lr'k VISIT: R. Jacobsen, R. Sauer, J. Carroll, J. Sweeney, J. Chinnici, and J. Cowan make a brief visit to Our Lord in the Blessed Sacra- ment during lunch time. LATIN: J. O'Dwyer ponders possibilities much to the amusement of J. Yeager, R. King, A. Cummings, F. Schmidt, and J. Flynn. ARRIVAL: Getting ready to begin a hard day at the books are H. Graber, G. Kuhn, A. Al- varez, F. Curreri, F. Allgaier, R. Barrett. BOX BALL: As K. Davitt prepares to knock one out of the lot , S. Prudente, G. Murray, F. McGrath, and R. Bates intently watch the pitcher. J. Gruhn is the catcher. 28 17 fi' 1 . yi, H if U . V 0. A 4? v A. X ' N . -E When the intramurals were or- ganized, twenty fellows signed up. These twenty were divided into three teams. On the first team were: W. Rose, captain, J. O'Dwyer, W. De Biase, K. Davitt, V. Zustovich, and S. Prudente. The second team con- sisted of D. Phelan, captain, J. Co- ronna, A. Cummings, F. Nolan, H. Graber, G. Shea, H. Larsen. On the third team we find R. Barrett, cap- tain, J. Stafford, R. Fertig, J. Yaeg- er, J. Gruhn, and G. Murray. Their record in the tournament will give incoming Freshmen something to strive for. ln the second term's Cactos group are: J. Donovan, R. Bates, J. Carroll, J. Chinnici, J. Gruhn, R. Jacobsen, H, Larsen, F, Schmidt, M. Strack, and J. Zwerenz. And representing the class in the orchestra are A. Tripoli and H. Graber. tnktt PLANNING: With an eye to the future, V. Zustovich, Representative, J. Kelly, Vice- President, F. Keuntje, Secretary, Bro. Thomas Stanley, S.M., and K. Koch, President, discuss school events. PROBLEM: Probing some scholastic worry are J. Stafford, F. Nolan, W. Rose, M. Strack, and G. Shea. CRITICS: H. Larsen, R. Fertig, D. Phelan, J. McGuinness, and T. Hyland examine the library's latest supply of new books. SOCIAL STUDIES: J. Donovan, F. Nolan, J. Zwerenz, J. Coronna, W. DeBiase, S. Pren- tice, and A. Tripoli look over the assortment of pamphlets provided for their civics course. 29 W flaw N A cold, wintry morning in February, I947, forty-two chilled Freshies strolled up to the door of Trinity. All were clad in clean clothes to start their first day of high school. The adventure of a life time was about to begin and four years of hard work seemed a lot to these new Freshmen. They got down to business the first week and elected their class of- ficers, They are W. Lewis, President, R. Walsh, Vice-President, and F. Fochtman, Secretary-Treasurer. Later at an assembly, the class elected O. Youngberg to be their Student Council representative. Though the class didn't reach its quota in the Marianist Drive, we did gain a solid five hundred twenty- eight per cent. A few of the first termers who helped the class to tiki RECESS: Talking things over during the mid-morning recess are E. Garrigan, E. McCarty, F. Moran, J. Love, P. Farrell, and J.Walpole. INTERVIEW: Bro. Michael Robl, S.M.j moderator of the Student Council, explains its functions to President, W. Lewis, Secre- tary, F. Fochtman, and Vice-President, R. Walsh. BIOLOGY: G. Emerick explains the vital parts of a frog to his interested classmates J. McManus, C. Mailloux, J. Marren, and D. Tolan. EUROPE: l-lere's the trouble spot, boys, says F. Marley to W. Erbacher, R. Donahue, P. Hartmann, and G. Gliozzo. R. Mullin backs him up. 30 940 4F 5 X if f i v . ' Q s reach this amount were J. Devlin, T. Brady, W. Lewis, W. Erbacher, P. Farrell, P. Hartmann, J. Klinga, and J. Konzelman. We're sure our class will be one ofthe outstanding classes ot the next four years. Intramural basketball saw twenty- tour first termers, composing three teams, try for a place in the league. The boys who played were: W. Lewis, R. Donahue, F, Marley, J. Walpole, F. Moran, R. Walsh, H. Weiss, P. Hartmann, J. Spinelli, R. Lynch, J. Konzelman, E. McCarthy, J, Beirne, J. Marren, P. Montera, J. Devlin, H, Lehmann, H. Caron, B. Kluender, J. McManus, G. Emerick, E. Goggins, M. Sheedy, and H. Bruner. The class is doing well in most of its courses under the guidance of its able teachers, and it promises to do well in its scholastic standing. tiff DISCOVERY: A surprised M. Sheedy points out some interesting new fact to classmates H. Bruner, O. Youngberg, A. O'Neill, and L. Borbee. YARD: R. Lynch and H. Caron discuss things while E. Goggins, J. Beirne, and J. Spinelli look on. W. Flaherty has other interests. DISMISSAL: Getting ready to leave after a hard day's work in the classroom are J. Klinga, H. Lehman, T. Brady, R. Cusick, R. Corsa, and J. Konzelman. STUDY: Hard at work on Latin sentences are J. Devlin, M. Landolfi, H. Weiss, P. Montera, and B. Kluender. 31 . if , H .,!,, jyiyq i, 71 ,A f X .- 8 0405 arious activities throughout the school, Neither scholastic nor athletic, these organizations tend to augment our school work. They are the molders of personality. Herein begins the preparation of spec- ial talents for future years. Whether engaged in journalism, Catholic Action, music, library, or one of the many other fields, these students find relaxa- 3 if W f' , f lc 0 o 0 i f l i lil' x ll 1 il , f N 'l' ff -' X f ' ' ' Ni 'QI U- 754, x , f if ii , w- is if I A Q ' 4 .1 ., ,il' ' Q Xt? li, QL ' 'Q ,I Q l 'll ' ' ii' fff X W W y , ,i X if 4 Q lk X SX Xl i , x ,milk ' , H fp 'P 25 Eh if M I i 5 ' ' if 1 ,f X i yl , lfi N X I X v W XX Q, fi Q V ff' tion and satisfaction in their work. Long and fruit- ful friendships have been molded through these mediums between the students and the faculty. These activities, also, make vivid our task of making our world Christ'S. Here is our social life, here are our . . . ACTIVITIES 32 3' F iff. s... X? I-Plun- I ,P F . ' A5 Q' 'fa ?t'frTZf2'5'ir S 1 ik ,F Our Blessed Mother as we see her day after day in the library. an. A R801 D MBCKBY, M. Voelker, A, Ryan, H. Bruner R Kelly and B and J McDe mott malge a visit to McCormick at grayer in the Chapel Ou Ladys Shrine. of ur Lady 'lllll llllilLl'l'll O BECOME a member of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin at Holy Trinity, a student must resolve to follow its all-inclusive rule to serve Christ through Mary. The members of the Sodality join the Blessed Mother in her work of saving souls for her Son. They unite their small efforts with those of Mary in order that they might bring our world of Trinity closer to Christ. The Sodality here at Trinity was late in organizing and, though the membership is still quite small, its members are fully prepared to undertake its most impor- tant work. Under the guidance of Bro. Thomas Stanley, S.M. the Sodality has sponsored a drive to have each student, first, carry a rosary, and then, to pray it often. 34 N 3 ' 25, Q? 'gikwjg' W -f-me , , U W W Q X 1 fs- xgcigwgx Q5 5' we num-nn 4- --Q fo xi? x iw nf 'Q' .. - M 5. ' v -'f 'J i J- ,QQ 5 2 Y 5, . X md, 1 4. ff s -L 'lu A CAU'l'll if f A' 1 -.,-V ff. 7' I . UV. ff, , ' I if ,, 'X I in J, 'x 4 KX l X ...- l gl MW . X r-.X l s' f P l ,f ry , t j f, i ' Q f H J cl if 7 lx L l ffel X I it . ' ff f, ill if .4 Z2 Q' f f if, I ,Q ti f VM y . yff I . f f ll, 5 J j 1.5 y lr Z7 2 4' l rf M X X if' 11 4 3 Arilgirrfix lm A typical Cactos meeting. ln the usual orrlcr arc M. Coughlan, J. Gilmore, K. Peters, T. Lilly, P. Holnan, G. Savio, and J, Cleary. U The Bulletin is out! G. Papa dnstrnbutes the Cactos news sheet to E. Werner, J. Rose, J. Kerwlck, and E. Blog, standnng, and S. Vlllani, and A. Para, seated. Spendnng a few moments of theur Day ot Recollectnon in chapel are J. Gruhn, J. Dono- van, J. Carroll, H. Larsen, J. Zwereriz, and F. Schmidt. HE name Cactos stands for Catholic Action Cell Technique of Students. Begun about two and one halt years ago by Bro. John Kelley and three or tour freshmen, it has grown into an organization boasting a membership ot some sixty students. This organization, which combines the work ot selt-sanctitication and good example with an active attempt at influ- encing the other students, has thus tar been successful because many ot the scholastic, athletic, and social leaders in the school are Cactos members. Under the guidance of Bros. John Kelley, Thomas Stanley, Eldon Reichert, and William Crenner, and the able leadership ot President Don Zoeller, it has become a pow- erful, though for the most part silent, force tor Christian thinking and action within Holy Trinity. 'Q- .LQ at tt tive bulletin board gets ..-'P 3 V' F XI Bro John's always a rac I hl' R. Keating P. thelonceeover from J. Mcl.aug in, , ln: McCann, F. Cavanagh, J. Shine, J. Blaney, J. Clif- ford, D. Hoeg, F. Dunseuth, F. Matos, and G. McKnight. The Cactos Bulletin, the only paper now being published by a school club, has a monthly circulation of about l3O. The staff consists of R. Shaw, editor, D. Cahill and J. Dalton, co- editors, G. Papa, circulation editor, E. Werner and F. Matos, feature writers, and J, Witt, typist. J. Witt, J. Dalton, and W., Hughes, standing, and Zoeller, D. Cahill, and T. Shine, seated, look over possi bilities for a Cactos award pin. The general officers, D. Zoeller, president, W. Hughes, general treasurer, A. Parra, re- cording secretary, M. Coughlin, general secre- tary, cell leaders, D. Cahill and S. Villani, and team leaders J. Gilmore, F, Dunseith, J. Mc- Dermott, and J. Donovan form the committee which guides the progress and activities of the organization. The Cactus library undergoes a rigid inspec- tion by B. McCormick, E. Hughes, A. Ryan, D. Mackay, T. Rogers, T. Ruter, T. Rooney, and J. McDermott, kneeling. '4 1 . llll HE llil J. Colbert W, Fitzgerald H. Graber B. Kluender G, McKnight G Herrmann S, Libassi G Deinhardt J, Michel A T'ID0ll E. Leiser INCE its inauguration only a few years ago, the Trinity orchestra has provided the student body with many pleasant musical interludes at the vari- ous assemblies. From a small nucleus of enthusiastic musicians and a limited number ot instruments, it has grown into the fine harmonious blend of vio- lins and horns that we enjoy today, The moderator ot this important part of our school lite is Fr. Louis Wiesner and it was due to tar-sighted initiative and administration that our melody makers have progressed so far. F Matos, J. Markey, J. Gahrman F. Annunziata R. White Mr. Forsch F. M8980 G. Fleig L- Borbee E. Werner C. Faillace D, Cahill J. JOhl'1SOI'1 R. Keating J, Baker The schedule ot these budding virtu- osos is filled by the practice their skill demands. Under the talented and able directorship of Mr, Fred Forsch, their conductor, ancl also at home where many of them take extra lessons, they spend many hours on their music. Real- izing the tact that a Christian educa- tion is not only the amassing of the facts and figures that make up knowl- edge, but is simultaneously the associa- tion with people and things that polish and complete one's character, the members are striving for the fullest de- velopment ot their talents in their as- sociation with the orchestra. 44 c,-O 1-SC fv be Sf? Sr Ow our s J of 6 gbyber fv ,mf how ru f 177 0 Sflt 96,1 ERIC LEISER Violin SAL LIBASSI Violin 'sim I f if A W2 k , . az -- I' k X QM . . X W f k Q, w Q X f . A, ' Q 7 K -'hs-.....,,.,....,, Three o'clock finds our library staff busy as usual. A. Parra types out new catalog cards, R. -Lyle checks through the files, A. Nueser and R. Brogna return books to their proper places, and J. Mrchel inserts new file cards. LIBRARY CL li HE task of carrying on an efficient, well-organized library is not an easy one. But under the able direction ot Bro, William Crenner, the library staff maintains an orderly and studious functioning ot our large library. These boys generously devote their time and energy to cataloguing, tiling, stamping, checking, and to the various other tasks assigned them. Their indispensable service has been a great help to the entire student body throughout the year. ,wk-,Q 5.32:-E 'r : a V F, Haller and E. Naegele, Fr R I A ll photographers de luxe. OR the first time in many years the Holy Trinity High School seniors have undertaken the task of producing a school annual. Within its pages the world we call Trinity has been unfolded. lts outstanding success is due to the efforts of a cooperative staff and student body and to Bro. Thomas Stanley, SM., moderator. ln future years, when memories return to Trinity through the med- ium of this book, the efforts of this efficient group will be amply rewarded if its dynamic message strikes fire in the hearts of its readers. .4 Business managers H. Rossman and J. Breslin talk things over. The editorial staff hard at work In the usual order are F. Haas, senior editorg D. Cutrone, sports editor, J. McManus, editor-in-chief, D. McMahon, feature editor, D. Zoeller, literary editorj and R. Rohs, feature editor. I. HEN the Holy Trinity Bio- logical Society was founded in the winter of l945 by Jacob Goetz, it had only six members. But when Jack graduated in the Spring of i946 the club's mem- bership had jumped to a hundred and fifty. The purpose of the or- ganization is expressed in its motto: To God through Nature. Proxy F. Goetz points out some interesting facts to A, Neuser, J. Michel J. Donoyan, J. Sweek, M. Gomrad, and J, Dafton, kneeling. P. Smith, T. Williams, and F. Curreri any Thursday AR ULUB NLESS all of our talents are fully realized, we cannot hope effectively to make our world Christ's. And it is by the hard work of Sister Mary Jodoca, O.P. that stu- dents at Holy Trinity are able to develop their artistic abilities. This aid to the T. N. T. and the Triad is im- measurable. And it is especially through the arduous work of artists Roy Reinhardt and Frank Arundell that this yearbook is possible. Samples of their work may be found in drawings throughout this annual. -Qs Sister Mary Jodoca, O.P. explains proper technique to H. Watson. CLUB ln order to achieve this purpose it is necessary for the club members to study nature, and, therefore, hikes, pictures, and lectures on this subject are arranged. The Bio CIub's officers are George Lindenberg, president, Fred Goetz, vice-president, John Michel, secretary, and August Lang, treasurer. On a field trip A. Parra explains the struc- ture of the Conifer to V. Abbott, G. Linden- burg, A Renz, and G. 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V xt Vxxxx X x .VN Oxtr A GQ V66 OW, .3 .nxxk 1 f we .xmlux X'4x'X..x 'W it xxxxxlr ww' 0 fat x9 .xv . i ' 0 ' QQ-.3 'VYXQA , 'XX X xxxx V .,5'xx330S -. N tx xxxxx I QM VV x xx. VI Alun VV ,V XX Q x 5 . tl :Gu KC x ,x 130 x wtf .MW An editorial meeting of the staff. Seated are R. Rohs, reporter, D. McMahon assistant editor, J. McManus, editor-in-chief, E. Schuck, assistant editor, and W. Fitzgerald, reporter. Standing are J, Dalton and E. Stumpf, columnists: R. Brogna, reporter, and E. Werner and W. Balfe, assistant editors. HE spirit and cooperation predominant in force for molding the minds of the student Holy Trinity is clearly depicted in its school body along Christian lines in all its endeavors, publication, the T, N, T, Here the recgrd of requires much concentration and hard work. current achievements and the goals still to be V'f'fh0Uf The talent and e 'ef9Y of 'TS Sch'-70 won are brought before the students 51-wliV'lVde-Id stafg and their faculty adviser, the It has been only four years since the rebirth 'T' J' EOuMn,3I eX'st' d, r H VCV D , I of the T. N. T. Since that time the publication O O n 9 anus' e. 'tOr n'9 fe ' ame McMahon editorial editor' William Balfe has grown by leaps and bounds lt has con- V' ' . ' .t H , d h HAH C h I1 ,, d d sports editor, Edmund Werner, news editor, f 5 en Y eVCe'Ve t el af 0'CV awar an Roy Reinhardt and Frank Arundell, artists, 'ienfefed 'fl th? Nanonal 5C '0'aSf'C and Cath- Bro. Eldon Reichert, moderator, and to all the Ollc Press ASS0C'a'fl0l'1SV staff we extend sincere congratulations on a To produce such a paper, a paper that is a fine publication. 55V U x' A si 'T 'qv' N xvlwxxx QV . kxxi K, -Wu ' ,fx ' xxx X E' ,X -. V X'ACOef'r2,0X '-'r A VX V wax' H xxxaxx 'XO Qxxtxjxx Ex X-'A Pakevzex E-.xlfiv 'dx' tx ext W . if ' OX 29 N X 1-0 ef N' . V WxV xx 'x . Q G, 0 .- 'O e . 30 Oro . -. CYS Q6 ,w 'gd .V X xqxem ,nfl , - S QQ? gil xii X909 A xi' ,x V' . A ' ,,xX X .Ve ' x- , 1' - x ,T x ' K , F ...xt QQ' - xx ,V .- i s ' tel 99 1-4 N' V T eff.-V 'inf . 1 - . - ' V V M V x A X',x l WV x x X X 9, ..ao'i' xr exe A John McManus, cham- pion orator, winner of the diocesan-wide PUBLIC PEAKI ll OR a better tomorrow Catholic men are needed to speak their minds and bring to the world the principles of Christ. Without these ideals, the task of making our world Christ's would be impossible, The training of young men for this task begins in high school. At Trinity, a school contest is held semi-annually to determine the most promising young orator. Candidates are selected by competition in the various classes. This year, John McDermott won first place in the contest, Trinity also takes part in interscholastic oratory competi- tion. This year John McManus and Donald Zoeller represented the Blue and White in a zone contest with St. Agnes and St. Leonard's High Schools. This was followed by the finals of the Bishop's Public Speaking Contest in Bishop's Public Speak- ing Contest. which all the winners of the zones of the diocese compete. This year it was Trinity's honor to have one of her candidates, John McManus, win the zone competition and go on to capture first place in the finals. Fr. Louis congratulates J. McDermott, winner of the scihool's oratorical contest as the other partici- pants look on. They are F. McGrath, J. Cleary, J. McManus, D. Hoeg, D. Zoeller, J. Clifford, and H. Rossman. '. . . and these are only a few of the many tricks which wrestle-rs use to fool their- public, comments R. Keating at the assembly that saw the first leg of the Bishop's Public Speaking Contest, 46 ,, 'l' llE 'I' llllllllllllL INCE it is our duty to bring our world closer to Christ, we must learn the meaning of responsibility. For this purpose Holy Trinity has instituted the Student Council. It gives stu- dents the opportunity to represent their classes in a democratic meeting and to put forth their ideas for the betterment of the school. lt is composed of the presidents and specially elected representatives of all the classes. This term it operated under the able leadership of Bro. Michael Robl. The student officers of the Council are: Thomas Brennan, president, John McManus, vice-president, and Frank Haas, secretary. lt numbers among its accomplishments the banning of foreign monograms around the school, the adoption of volley- ball intramurals, proposals to hold a Tom Brennan, the peopIe's cherce, pres- ident of the Student Senior Day and establish track and rifle teams at the school. Through this vital organ students express their wants in a democratic manner and young men are so prepared to bear the obligation of responsibility. J. Cleary reports to a committee of the Student Council made up of J. McDermott, W. Harley, W. Lewis, J. McSherry, and W. DeBlase. rg, Hi Friday! and the Student Council prepares for another vigorous session. Seated are J, McSherry, W. Harley, J. McManus, T. Brennan, F. Haas, J, Cleary, J. O'Dwyer, W. Lewis, O. Youngberg, P. McCann, and R. Keating. Standing are W. DeBiase, M. Coughlin, A. Wallace, D. Zoeller, and J. McDermott. 47 Council. 'W A 41 Vi, W2 5 a ' H s ' Y Ge 1 I A X A . O t i E V W 'T S1 f 'f 'W ,x,,4 Q xr Q i Q 5 'X ffi lf x af 1 .fgf T . , A A K - ? y 1 ' X x 3 s 9 WE ,gf 1. cz ' i if E Q 'u g nf if Q 1 X . 'N K? ' V iv? ' M igfflh' ' A 1' n up ,Q 3 '- 'fu 4 i I -K gi 3 -.- iq -- wif as Wk aw L? ii Q' 1 M, if ww X Q , ff 34 Xi 3, viish' J' l 1 1 xi N. Front Row: T. Halpin, G. Colgan, J. McManus, J. Mc- Gnbbon, G. Broschart. Second Row: C. Mnllard, R. Rohs, D. Cutrone, C. Rogers, R. Weber. Back Row: G. Lindenburg, L. Kuhn, J. Kraerner, D. Zoellcr, F. Levbman, D. Cahitl. 50 xi' 'K r,xONO!e 6, ANJ I . F wid fb K for W X! ww, s X I Meet the makers of delrcious meals. Mrs. 1 41- Villani offers Mrs, Minellx a but of tasty soup as Mrs. Parra looks on. hr .J or sn Front Row: J. Monaghan, F. Annunziata, Second Row: D. Hoeg, M, Coughlnn. Back Row: K. Peters, J. Johnson. Ta W4 We!! A. Parra, J, Kerwick, J. Clifford, and J. Giiloff, members of the S. Villani, cafeteria squad, offer their wares. V041 i-4 i, fi fj '1lf'?9 gmiii mi. : 'F 'Qui ' on ax ' -59 Front Row: J. McDermott, J. Benson. Second Row: J. Gilmore, W. O'HaIIoran. Back Row: R. Boesch, ' F. Matos. Front Row: R. Reinhardt, F. Allaire, J. Herzog, M. John- ston, J. Schneyer. Second Row: J. Leonard, J. Michel, A. Parra, E. Werner, S. Vil- Iani, F. Haas. Back Row: W. Healy, E. Munnelly, G. Mc- Caffrey, H, Rossman, J. Clif- ford. 51 fnmapuq... thletics our spirit and sense of unity and cooperation is best illustrated. For here the ideals of fair play and Christian manliness are tried. Principles of Christian living are formulated along with the char- acteristic trait of leadership. Keen competition is the bulwark of social responsibility. Men of sound mind and body, rugged men who can accept the strain of effort and discipline are representative of Trinity's . . . ...gn szi McLaughlin leaps high tor the ball in the Haggerty Tournament. Brennan tbl and McGraw 138i are ready to take it over. BASKETBALL ISPLAYING a blend of excellent teamwork and expert coaching, the Tiger quintet had one of the most promising season openings in years. But injuries and player losses broke the magic formula and the team slipped down into fourth place in league competition, ending the season with a total of fourteen wins against seven losses. Cook McLoughlin, who mer- ited a coveted place on the All Scholastic team, was high scorer of the season with l97 points. Treetop Brennan scored l86 points from all angles on the pivot line. Captain Ed McGraw, our Most Valuable player, scored l39 points. H.T.--29 De La SALLE-27 The Tigers scored their first non-league triumph by defeating De La Salle 29-27 in a thrilling game. H. T.--29 XAVI ER--23 Trinity held the lead by a large margin for the first three quarters, but they found plenty of opposition in the final stanza. H. T.-40 POLY TECH J. V.--24 The tigers easily trounced the Poly Tech J. V. McLaughlin and Brennan shared the scoring honors. H. T.-39 ST. FRANCIS--32 Showing real team spirit the Tigers edged out St. Francis in the last quarter of a furi- ously fought league opener. H. T.--47 ST. MlCHAEL'S-29 Connie the Cook cooked up nineteen points as the Tigers easily beat St. Michael's. H. T.--41 ALUMNI--32 Trinity's Varsity triumphed over a substitu- tion ridden Alumni team. Larry Diebner won the pre-game foul shooting contest. H. T.-38 ST. BENEDlCT'S, Newark-33 Coming from behind to tie the score at 27-all in the third quarter, the Tigers forged ahead and finally beat the New Jersey team. H. T.-30 ST. JOHN'S PREP-50 St. John's upset Trinity in their third league tiit by a large margin though the score was close until more Tigers went out on fouls in the final quarter. H. T.--31 LOUGHLIN-25 The Tigers bounced back from defeat to overcome a fighting Loughlin five. H.T.-37 ST. AUGUSTINE'S--42 Big Tom again led the scoring with four- teen points but to no avail as the Tigers lost to the Lancers 37-42. COACH MR. FRANK KEEGAN Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Cook McLaughlin makes an easy lay-up against Rice in the K. of C. Tournament. Big Tom Brennan runs into diffi- culty in that famous second game with St. Francis. Fitz FitzGcrald making a hook shot against St Johns Tsk, tsk, who's shoving? 1946-194 His quiet efficient play helped win many a ball game for the Williamsburgers and never-to-be- forgotten are the games against St. Francis and Cathedral won by his last minute field goals. Other players include scrappy Jim FitzCuerald, Herb Rossman, Sal Villani, Bill Casey, Jim Cal- laghan, Tom Donovan, Frank Kelly, Tony Cal- abrese, and Frank Winkelman. The fact that we can be justly proud of our team at all times is due to the untiring efforts of our coaches Chick Keegan and Joe Geary and to the efficient administration of Bro, Paul Boeckerman, athletic director. A tense moment on the bench. Going down the line from the right we see T. Donoyan, H. Rossman, J. Rose, F. Winkelman, F. Kelly, Bro. Paul Boeckerman, Coach Keegan, and Coach Geary. COACH ...' i Q. , it st 9 f,fk 'i '. is IP' - ' MR. JOSEPH GEARY Freshman Basketball J. V. Baseball Intramurals HST.--41 CATHEDRAL--33 The Wililamsburgers had to come from behind to overcome Cathedral. I'l.T.--53 BROOKLYN PREP--32 Brennan, McGraw, and Rossman collected sixteen, thirteen, and twelve points, re- spectively as Trinity beat the Prepsters. H.T.--40 ST. FRANCIS--38 ln the most thrilling game of the season, Captain Ed McGraw scored two tield goals in the last ten seconds of play. R. T.--45 ST. JO!-iN'S PREP--49 Playing with a leg injury, Torn Brennan was unable to lend his usually dependable support and the Tigers bowed 45-49. H. T.--32 LOUGHLIN--50 Despite Tom Brennan's sixteen points Laughlin pulled an upset. H.T.--39 ST. MICHAEUS--37 The Tigers were just able to gain the margin of victory. H. T.---55 BROOKLYN PREP--35 ln this 55-35 triumph, Cook McLaugh- lin broke the individual scoring record for one game by gaining thirty-one points. I-l.T.--35 ST. AUGUSTINFS--37 Handicapped by a very poor court and playing conditions, the Tigers lost to the Lancers 35-37. H. T.--42 CATHEDRAL-40 Captain Ed McGraw again provided a thrilling finish, coming through in the final seconds with a right handed push shot. H. T.--34 ST. JOHN'S PREP-40 The Reclmen managed to stop the Tigers for the third straight time to eliminate them from the Haggerty Tournament. H. T.-32 RICE-40 Mcl.aughlin's seventeen points went to no avaii as Rice ousted Trinity from the Knights of Columbus Tournament 32-40. Sal Villani slips through St. John's to rack up another deuce. Bill Casey breaks the ice inthe sea- son's opener with a beautiful lett- handed lay-up. 9 Herb Rossrnan watches his shot zip the net for two points against Cathedral. BILL CASEY Forward gg, TONY CALABRESE TIG II '46-'4 JIM FITZGERALD Guard CAPTAIN ED McGRAW Forward Most Valuable I FRANK KELLY Guard 4. I X5 ., I an - I I I 14 X ! x- 'N TOM DONOVAN Guard .HM CALLAGHAN Center SAL VILLANI Forward s H E RB ROSSMAN Forward O5 5 5 P. if W TOM BRENNAN Center COOK Mcl.AUGl'lLIN Guard All Scholastic Q 1 i ff? MA AGER ERVING in a little publicized, but highly impor- tant capacity in our sports department are the managers. Of the many students who volunteered, four of the most capable and most dependable were chosen. These included Joe McGibbon, manager for three successive Years, tirnekeeper, Dominick Cu- trone, manager for two years, scorekeeper, and Anthony Parra and Frank Leibman who took care of the basketball equipment. Getting things ready for the evening game are J. McGibbon, D. Cutrone, A. Parra, and F. Leibman. Looking over their record are T. Deneen and G, Savio, seated, and P. Gundel and P. Kennedy, standing. J. Groarke looks over his favorite emblem as J. Rose, T. Lilly, and P. Hoban pack away their uniforms. JAYVEE SEASON 19 Transfiguration ,,,.... ,,.... 4 l lO St. Francis Prep ,..,... ....,. 3 3 I7 St. Michael's ...,... . ,..... 20 32 St. John's Home ....... .... . , 25 I8 St. John's Prep ....... ...... 2 8 l9 Loughlin ...........,. .... . . 28 22 St. Augustine's. ,,.,.. ...... 3 9 43 Brooklyn Prep ,..,.,.. ...W l7 30 St. John's Home ..,,. ..... . 24 23 St. John's Prep . ..... ....,. 3 3 I6 St. Francis Prep ,...,,, ...... 4 2 22 Loughlin ,,,,,,,,.. ..., , . 24 l5 St. Michael's ,.,,, , 29 35 Brooklyn Prep.. 22 Our hard working Jayvees. In the usual order are T. Lilly, P. Gundel, P. Hoban, R. Boesch J. Groarke, B. Schiebelhuth, G. Savio, D. Hoeg, and T. Deneen. .LV.BA KETBALL CCORDING to their record of four wins against ten losses one would suppose that our Jayvee courtmen had a very unsuccessful season. But under the tutelage of Coach Chick Keegan they were well drilled in the funda- mentals of fine basketball and next year play- ers such as Pete l-loban and Tom Deneen should be ready for Varsity berths. ln gaining their four wins, the Jayvee twice conquered both Brooklyn Prep and St. John's Home. Their losses include St. Francis, St. John's, Loughlin, St. Augustine's, and St. Michael's. Other squad members are D. Hoeg, R. Groarke, W. Schle- belhuth, R. Boesch, T, Lilly, F. Gundel, J. Rose, W. Balfe, P. Kennedy, and J. Savio. t Yea tea FRO H BA KETBALL UR Freshmen are well on their way to good basketball. Coach Joe Geary has devel- oped many players during the course of this season including W. Rose, J. Slattery, F. Stat- ford, F. Daniele, J. Grainger, R. Kirwan, R. Bar- rett, D. Phelan, J. Coronna, T. Rogers, R. Wilson, J, Baranello, J, O'Dwyer, and J. Ryan. The Cubs' record of six wins and ten losses is one of the best for Freshmen at Trinity. The six wins include victories over Chaminade, St. Michael's, twice over Brooklyn Prep, and twice over Cathedral. The losses came at the hands of St. John's, Loughlin, Xavier, St. Francis, and the Madison Square Boys Club, Bro, Thomas Stanley served as moderator for the Cubs. CH ERLEADERS N SPURRING the Tigers on to many triumphs, the cheerleaders contributed greatly to the success of our basketball season. Who can forget their viva- cious rip-rip-rip, rap-rap-rap and boomalaca, boomalaca, sis boom bah. These young cheer- leaders served up their fight and pep under the effective direction of Bro. Michael Robl. Able cheerleaders, indeed, were T. Kuhn, R. McGrath, and V. Abbott. ' ml Cheerleaders R. McGrath, T. Kuhn, and V. Abbott leap high at the Parade Grounds. Coach Geary explains proper man-to-man defense to tin clock- wise orderl J. Stafford Il4l, R. Wilson, J. Baranello, J. Gra' F. Daniele, R, Barrett, J. Ryan, F. Slattery, D. Phelan, R. K inger, irwan, J. Coronna, W. Rose, and J. McSherry. l rnosri s:AsoN Loughlin ..,....,.,........,.... Madison Square Boy St. John's Prep ............... St. Michael's. ........... .. Xavier .............. .. Cathedral .........,,., St. John's Prep ..... Brooklyn Prep .......... Chaminade ..... Madison Square Boy St. Francis Prep ..... Xavier . .............,, . Brooklyn Prep .....,. l3 l7 3l l7 35 22 33 32 34 Zl 34 20 ........ 37 .. 22 Loughlm ........,,.. ., Cathedral ........... . St. Michael's ......... 29 .. 39 .. s' Club s' Club Front Row: J. Baranello, D, Phelan, J Co ronna, R. Kirwan, F, Daniele, R. Wilson W Rose. Second Row: J. Ryan, J, Grainger F Slattery, J. McSherry, J. Stafford, R. Barrett 5- . I I .24 Herb Rossman second base 54 . llil Ellllli HEN the baseball season rolled around, the Tiger coaches found themselves with but a few veterans of the previous year. De- ficient fielding and lack of relief hurlers cost Trinity four of their first six games. The only effective hurlers for the Tigers were Sal Villani and John Cleary. Villani won four games against St. Augustine, Loughlin, Cathedral, and St. Michael's, while dropping one to Loughlin. Cleary also downed Cathedral and St. Michael's and his losses to St. Francis Prep, St. John's Prep, and Brooklyn Prep were all I JJ' f A Jim Duncan lm lvl THE VARSITY Coach Chick Keegan gives Sal Villani some pointers on sliding. Watching are F. Winkleman, T. Brennan, M. Coughlan, J, Rose, C. Rogers, J, Cleary, T. Deneen, W. Harley, E. Egan, J. Duncan, W. Mclnerney, H. Rossman, J. Savio, F. Slattery. i +3 x Charlie Rogers outfield Joe O'Keefe first base third base VARSITY SEASON Cathedral ,......,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. lO 2 St. Augustine ....,.., ,,,.., 8 6 St. Francis Prep ....,,, ..,.,. 7 4 Loughlin ......,. ......., ,,,,,. 5 4 St. John's Home .,s.. . ,..... 4 2 St. John's Prep ...,,,. 7 6 St. Michael's. ...... l 4 Cathedral ,.,,.. . 2 7 St. Augustine ..... .,,. . . 4 2 St. Francis Prep... .. . 6 7 Loughlin ...... . ...... .,,,,, 6 Brooklyn Prep ..... . 2 9 St. Michael's .. 2 Watching the progress of the game are F Winkelman, standing, J. Savio, J. Cleary and M. Coughlan, seated, and F. Slattery in front. 4 St. John's Home ...... ,,,, 4 3 St. Michael's ,,,,,..... ,,.,,,, l 3 8 St, Augustine ,,..,.. .... 7 7 St. Leonard's ....... ,,.. 8 8 Cathedral ,,,,,.... .... O 5 Loughlin ........,.. ,,,, 9 4 St. Francis Prep ,,,,.. .... 6 5 St. Francis Prep ,,,,,, ,,,, l 7 St. Leonard's, ...... ,,.. 8 9 St. Augustine .,,.,,,,,, -,,, l 4 St. John's Home .,,.,, .,,, 5 close, well-pitched ball games. Tom Donovan lost his single start to St. Augustine. Tiger sluggers this season were Tom Deneen, short- stop, Herb Rossman, captain and second base- man, Mike Coughlin, right fielder, and Frank Winkelman, left fielder. Rookies in the regu- lar line-up included Tom Brennan, first base- man, and Bill Mclnerney, catcher. Other players rendering effective service were E. Egan, C. Rogers, G. Savio, J, Rose, J. Kerwick, J. Duncan, F. Slattery, and J. O'Keefe. Efficient and business-like managers were R. Rohs and A. Lang, standing, and T. Rooney, A. Cummings, and J. Gruhn, kneeling. JAYVEE SEASON TH E JAYVEES J. O'Dwyer, J. McSherry, R. Kirwan, J. Stafford, P. Gundel P. Kennedy, F. Daniele, H, Prentice, W, Harley, R. Delaney P. McDonald, D, Hoeg, R. Barrett, and J. Grainger. N-. Bill Mclnerney catcher E. Egan, T. Deneen, S. Villani, and T. Bren- nan make up a formidable murderer's row. .. Q? Coach Joe Geary shows M. Burnsltlne fine points of catch- ing. Looking on are V, Zustovlch, W. Rose, P, Rovtar, Fillr Tom Donovan pitcher kr DOUG an 'ioiftw Q. Y afvk 61350 cC,allfexl 'Warn 3 e- Hatch Q 901:40 ll' uv' mae ll0WLl G Rl. we 'Y . ,du on aixev LAYING for the first time in league competition, the bowling team finished in fifth place with four wins and eleven losses. Captain Ed Naegele led the team with 4084 total pins. Other bowlers in- clude F, Haller, J. Carrick, E. Schmidt, J. Schneyer, J. Glaser, L. Duncan, G. McCaf- frey, R. Reinhardt, and T. Williams, 1208 1310 1352 1263 1334 1296 1274 1332 1310 1415 1288 1272 1300 1397 1291 BOWLING St. Leonard's Loughlin St. ,lohn's Prep Brooklyn Prep St, Augustine's St. Leonard's Loughlin St. John's Prep Brooklyn Prep St. Augustine's St. l.eonard's Loughlin St. John's Prep Brooklyn Prep Sf. Augustine'S SEASON .. 1425 . 1432 . 1299 1656 1415 1131 1156 1307 1414 1391 1322 1487 1535 1249 1379 E. Schmidt, J. Schneycr, J. Carrick, F. Haller, and E. Nacgclc gc! ready bcfoic an important match. , 1 W iX1x3':xSO, 1- In-,MF W.-war vm- xi ED NAEGELE The captain in his usual striking form. I OR the second straight year, the basketball intramurals have been conducted most suc- cessfully under the managerial eye of Coach Joe Geary. Though Varsity and Jayvee players were excluded from play, many stars shone on the twenty different teams participating. Each team played four games in regular league style and then a tournament of games was played. Champs in the Junior division were the Fourth termers, while the Sixth termers copped the Senior crown and the school championship. High scorer among the Seniors was J. Kerwick with 7l points, J. Carrick topped the Juniors with 44 points. INTRAMURAL TOURNAMENT First term ,,,,,,.,,,,.... 8 Second term ,,.,. ,,,,,, 3 O Third term 22 Fourth term ,.,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 4 Fifth term . l8 Sixth term ,,,,.., ,,,.,. 5 5 Seventh term l9 Eighth term ,,,,,,, . ,,,,. SO Semi-Finals Second term l8 Fourth term ,,,,.,. .,,,,, 3 8 Sixth term .. 48 Eighth term.. . ,,c.. 28 Finals Fourth term.. ,,,, ,,,.,. 2 8 Sixth term ,,,,,,, .,,,,, 3 9 M. Johnston reaches to spike a high one. Roy Reinhardt and Gene Kuiawa look on as C. Eogers and J. McManus prepare to b ock it. l Tllilllll RAL Intramural champs! T. Brennan, coach, signs cast on the ankle G. Papa broke in the championship game. Seated are J. Kerwick and R. Fay. Standing are J. Story, H. Prentice, W. Harley, J. Colbert, R. Han- cock, and E. Egan. xl' Coach Joe Geary throws the ball high on a jump ball during an intramural fracas. ll, l R Q5 5 -'.LA N M6 . . . ,Z X - - t N ff f x llli Xxx i, ,EA X ix I X x lx I lil 4' ' -l lll 15 Xl X X X fy: l, ., N I t Twp n yz' rl, XXX Qk x 7 X W4 fifty! I X XX tb 1, N . N l, K C X X llllllbllfl X Q. ifll XX TX 1,3441 I9 K V K N l T' x N SE, , Z raduates, the finished product, the ideal of Christian manhood. Throughout their short stay at Trinity, they have acquired an education comparable to none other. They know their Faith and how to live it! They are our future Christian men, our future priests, doctors, lawyers, politicians-men who will take their place in all walks of life. Today when the Church is the center of attack from all sides, these valiant defenders and leaders are ready to ac- cept the challenge. They are other Christs pre- pared to bring his teachings into a world which lacks them. They are our. . . lllll 'B 7 ISH Y 1 l' Ji 0F SS CLA f N . f?'-Y-'v-- w.f71T'fn'-R ,.gfQ,,yA-wf'?.'z ' K ff .A A.1lZ'f if fx 'if A+?-iffi'-x K . 5 ER wg X M1 1 , jw, x f 'uri A , , P ,I ,Y ,K Xw, Xa, pl M3 4 ,W ,,gjf'w Q x - - Q Q-w vs - XA it S Y -Av I I i 'L Q . Mk 4155 K' x if. A .A M. L4 QW? 4. 5 A Q L X' M - .- . at N M., Q ' f I Qfklff' f ,J 3 M359 ' L ffx kW5kLg,,, A . Q' .f xgxgl., . 3' K' k 1 DALY? 1 Tw A ,,,.: , A ,,.,,.,,.,w., V t ,-., ,wif . N ' -53 A ,,.' f- f X 'ge Q 'f f sq --Jfifwi, 'x ,. TL 1ffwSZ3:J1,+ , .qw .5 .. +5 5 Q W.-'.,,.., 1 ,-g,-- Q Q 113-fn., QQ 1 N, QQ' Q 'AGJQ 'zpxii rf Q 1 4'-sqkkxi-H5 K, i fic., A 1 2 ,iv '. 5' M. Q ff f 3:3 f'g.I5QQj1 D a AQ 1- L' L fix .. ,? f':'f f-- 'Lf -Ee f, yf '- .vxigw ,s zxaq. si 5: f 75 ag. ,4 zz. HERBERT ROSSMAN Class Presidem . .. of HERBERT J. ROSSMAN ,,Herb,i St. Joachim and Anne Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Class Officer l, 45 Sodality l, 25 Public Speaking 45 Leo Honor Society 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Char- acter Certificate 2, 3, 4. JOHN P. LEWIS Jack Our Lady of Angels Baseball 3, 45 Bowling 25 Intramurals 3, 45 Bio Club 35 Class Officer 45 Sodality l, 25 Leo Honor Society 45 Honor Roll l, 3, 45 Character Certificate l, 2, 3, 4. HUGH J. DOLAN Bow Wow St. Margaret Intramurals 3, 45 Bio Club 45 Class Officer 2, 3, 45 Cactos 2, 3, 45 Sodality 35 Public Speaking 45 Leo Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Cheer- leader l, 2, 3, 45 Character Certificate l, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH J. MAHER ,,Kenny,. Immaculate Conception Intramurals 3, 45 Bio Club 35 Sodality I, 25 Leo Honor Society 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Character Certificate l, 2, 3, 4. JOHN W. KRAUSHAAR Basil St. Elizabeth Intramurals 3, 45 Bio Club 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Class Officer 35 T. N.T. 2, 3, 45 Sodality l, 25 Leo Honor Society 45 Character Certificate 2, 3. CLIFFORD H. ULRlCH Cliff St. Elizabeth Baseball 35 Intramurals 3, 45 Class Officer l, 3, 45 T,N.T. 2, 35 Sodality l, 25 Leo Honor Society 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Character Certificates 2, 3, 4. J luohnu Charley ' r JOHN M. DEN ESOPOLIS John Resurrection Baseball 2, 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, Character Certifi- cate l. CHARLES J. LEAHY Charley Sf. Mary lntramurals 2, 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, Leo Honor So- clegy 32, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Character Certificate CORNELIUS J. MCKENNA Mac St. Paul Intramurals 3, 4, Public Speaking 3, Art l, 2, 3, Choir 2. JOHN J. RICHARDS Jack St. Teresa Basketball 2, 3, 45 Soclality 2, Character Certificate l, 2, 3. WILLIAM F. GILLULY Bill Sf. Catherine of Siena Intramurals 4, Soclalnty l, 25 Class Officer 41 Char- acter Certificate 2. HDLY I HMM.. ' i s to ag Jack fr Bill You'Il have fo prove it, Bill. - Gilluly, Richards, McKenna, Leahy, Denesopolis. TR ITY U sau uHan,yu Frank A Visit at noon.-D wn o es, Hepburn, Schmitt, Broschart, Daly. EDWARD J. SCHMIDT Ned., St. Elizabeth Bowling 45' Intramurals 3, 4' Class Officer 2 3' Leo Honor Society 45 Glee Club' l, 2, 35 Character'Cer- tificate 2, 3, 4. GERARD R. BROSCHART Jerr Our Lady of the Ivzraculous Medal Sodality l, 2, 3, 45 Leo Honor Society 45 Art l, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM J. DALY HBHIH St. Pascal Baylon Sodality l, 25 Leo Honor Society 45 Character Cer- tificate 2, 3. HAROLD W. HEPBURN Harry St. Clement Bio Club 3, 45 Sodality l, 25 Camera Club I5 Leo Honor Society 45 Character Certificate 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS J. DOWNES Frank St. Clement Library 3, 45 Sodality l, 25 Camera Club l5 Leo Honor Society 45 Character Certificate 2, 3. -muff' ti.. uid., u-Jerryn ,w 5' r uJimu Sy Artie WILLIAM R. CASEY IJBHIH St. Teresa Basektball l, 2, 3 ,4g Sodality lg Leo Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Character Certificate I, 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY J. CALABRESE Mello St. Teresa Basketball 45 Intramurals 3, 4, Leo Honor Society 4, Character Certificate 3. JAMES G. FITZGERALD Jim St. Teresa Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 47 Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Leo Honor Society 4, Honor Roll lg Character Certificate l, 2, 3. ARTHUR J. STEIN I NGER Artie Resurrection Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Sodality l, 2. NELSON J. CONOVER uNeln St. Thomas Aquinas Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class Officer I, 2, Sodality lg Leo Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Character Certificate I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM J. MUNDY UBHIH Resurrection Baseball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 3, 4, Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality l, 2. sau 5 . X Mello uNelu s?7, nsillu Remember the Pres game?-Con over, FitzGerald, asey, Mundy, Calabrese, Steining er. 1947 JUNE 0F CLASS P ,,,w ' fy, 15 , , 1 ig ?f2',W ,, :ff fi f- ,Z .gg : 33' , L- vs, V-X X aw' 1 a. , ff' 1 i 'lfl 'fvf-531.5 ' L JOHN MCMANU5 Class President pan. WW ' Shamus uauddyu JOSEPH W. HERZOG Joe St. Benedict Joseph Intramurals 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Leo Hono S ' 4' Honor Roll 35 Character Certificate 2, 3, oclety ' EDWIN J. NAEGELE irpopu St. Aloysius BaSk0fDall li Bowling 3, 45 lntramurals I, 2, 3, Big Club l5 Yearbook 45 Class Officer l5 T. N. T. 45 Cactos I5 Camera Club l, 2, 3, JOHN J. McMANUS Shamus St. Elizabeth Intramurals 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Class Officer l, 2, 3, 45 T. N.T. I, 2, 3, 45 Public Speaking l, 2, 3, 45 Leo Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Char- acter Certificate l, 2, 3, 45 Choir l, 2 FRED T. HALLER ,,Buddy,, Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Basketball l5 Baseball 25 Bowling 45 Library l5 Bio Club l, 25 Yearbook 45 Class Officer l5 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 25 Manager l. FRA'NClS G. HAAS Chub St. Pancras Yearbook 45 Class Officer 3, 45 Public Speaking 35 Leo Honor Society 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Character Certificate 2, 3, 4. JOHN J. BRESLIN Johnny ST. Jerome Yearbook 45 Class Officer l, 2, 45 T. N.T. 15 Honor Roll l5 Character Certificate 2, 3. any .1 Joe.. 1 44 s S., ,Q 'ra . .'--5c . . in 5 5 X, . .. ....., , I- r 5- , X i P ' E at ggi?- upopn ws Chula Johnny Any obiection? - Haller, Naegele Haas, McManus, Herzog, Breslin. 3 uHan,yn luacku fs. uJenyu gl. Charlie Let's see now?-Byrne, Rogers, Acer, Rohs, Ludwig, Halpin. HARRY J. LU DWIG Harry St. Anthony Baseball I . ROBERT R. ROHS Jack Ascension Intramurals 35 Library 45 Bio Club I, 2, 35 T.N.T. 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Class Officer 35 Leo Honor Society 45 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Character Certificate I, 2, 3, 45 Choir 4. THOMAS I. HALPIN Tom St. Antony Intramurals 3, 45 Class Officer 35 Sodality 2, 3, 45 Leo Honor Society 3, 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 35 Character Certificate I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT G. BYRNE Bob St. Matthias Bio Club l5 Service Club I5 Sodality 2. GERARD P. ACER Jerry St. Rose of Lima Intramurals 3, 45 Bio Club I5 Service Club 2, 35 Honor Roll 35 Glee Club 25 Character Certificate I, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES J. ROGERS Charlie St. Matthias Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Leo Honor Society 2, 3, 45 I-logors Raoll I, 2, 35 Choir I5 Character Certificate if-I-emu uaohu 'R'-we Q1 553, xi- - 01641 E Y ilk -vi . lf iff: ,I F 5 .Qgf 'val af, 'rv-J .:':I4!1g, '9g 1 II may-1 .f zz - I ' 'gui Ig, 3, fx'::e,w1 I H . 5-sf,I'.-, Q view. If Q, r....I-, .. . ,, A. 4. .sm 1 'fl may I. V' mvfi, I I Mike 1 1-' ,ga . . . rw. EUGENE R. KUJAWA Yutch St. Adalbert Basketball 3, Baseball 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I. EDWARD J. SCHUCK ,,Ed,, St. Agatha Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Bio Club I, 3, T.N.T. 3, 4, Sodality I, Glee Club I, Character Certificate 4. DONALD J. DON LON uDonn St. Teresa Intramurals 3, 4, Character Certificate 2, 3. MICHAEL JOHNSTON Mike Our Lady of Angels Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Bio Club 3, Service Club 2' Class Officer Ig Sodality 3, Honor Roll I, Leo Honor Society 4. CHARLES J. MILLARD Charlie Our Lady of Angels Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Bio Club I, 2, 3, Sodality I, 2, 3, Leo Honor Society 4. EUGENE F. BEGLANE Rocky St. Teresa 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, T. N,T. 2, 3, 4, ality I, 2, Honor Roll I, Glee Club Certificate I. ti. nw . s. s I i i K' in ,ff ,314 , 4 5 5 s ff K. L, is j. Q, ,..,,. Yun h uid., Q CharIie ukockyu Come on, team!-Millard, Beglane, Kujawa, Donlon, Schuck, Johnston. 'Q naiun --'LE Mike it W 5 I. . llsudll Jack Looking them ov er. - Cronin, Mc Mahon, Seelig, McTernan, Hawke, Clifford. WILLIAM C. SEELIG Hamm St. Athanasius Bio Club I5 Sodality I5 Character Certificate 3. MICHAEL F. CRONIN HMike,f Holy Cross Baseball 45 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Library Staff 25 Char- acter Certificate 4. EDMUND J. MCTERNAN Mac Incarnation Library 2, 35 Bio Club 2, 35 Service Club I 2 3 Class Officer 2 3' ' ' , , Sodality 3, Camera Club 35' Honor Roll I, 3. DAN I EL P. MCMAHON Dan St. Stanislaus Basketball I5 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Library I, 3, 45 Bio Club I, 2, 35 Yearbook 45 Class Officer I5 T. N, T. I, 3, 45 Cactos 2, 35 Sodalify I, 2, 35 Leo Honor Society 3, 45 Honor Roll I, 2, 45 Character Certificate I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 25 Choir I, 2, 3. ANDREW J. HAWKE ,.Bud,, St. Catherine of Genoa Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Bio Club I5 Sodality I, 25 Glee Club I, 2. JOHN CLIFFORD Jack Ascension Library I, 25 Bio Club I, 2, 35 Service Club 45 Class Officer I, 25 Cactos I, 2, 45 Public Speaking I, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 3, 45 Honor Roll I, 2' A t act I ' 'Qs- 'W Sf M f I' I I! Wg? it I 5' 9 uMacu uoanu , r I5 Char- er Certificate I, 2, 3, 4. 5. Us r .W if W s i 0 Q 5 i 0 0 0 0 0 noocu Boris EDWARD J. MCGRAW ,,Ed,, St. Martin of Tours Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Bio Club l5 Class gifficer I5 Honor Roll l, 25 Character Certificate CORNELIUS F. MCLOUGHLIN Cook St. Teresa Basketball lf 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 35 Class Officer 'l. JOHN J. SCHNEYER Doc St. Matthias Bowling 45 Yearbook 45 T.N.T. 25 Class Officer l' Sodality I5 Public Speaking 25 Leo Honor 45 Charactei Certificate 2, 3. JOSEPH J. MCGIBBON Boris Blessed Sacrament Basketball 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 35 Class Officer 35 Leo Honor Society 45 Honor Roll 25 Manager 2, 3, 4. THOMAS J. DONOVAN Tom St. Stanislaus Basketball l 2 3 4' Baseball l 4' Sod lity l ' , , , , , , H ,2, Honor Roll l. DOMINIC F. CUTRONE Dom St. Joseph Intramurals 3, 45 Bio Club 2, 35 Leo Honor Society 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Manager 3, 45 Choir l, 25 Char- acter Certificate l, 2, 3, 4. usd., vt ,N . W , 4 is fit 3 N.. . X . , fr' .2 nl 'JI 4 ,df 4 ? 'Q Fixx v 3, ,if .R X ss, ae is mwwff R cfsxfa,-a X .-Q A t W Q 'fa . f ' sw. 4 .t fm 33215 i 4 as t Y- ' 'N ' A ss it ncookn rl .7 - np- u-rornu Sue nbolnu There's your monicker, Ed!-Schney- er, McLoughlin, McGibbon, McGraw, Cutrone, Donovan. I' I f ' -- p if I l if Jim '33 Q' Z.. '- H Ffa llku Willie usenet, Honest fellas! - Brown, Williams Duncan, Trube, Allaire, Reinhardt. JAMES W. TRUBE Jim Our Lady of Lourdes Bio Club 45 Service Squad 2, 35 Camera Club 4. FRANCIS J. ALLAIRE Frank St. Thomas Aquinas Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Soclality I5 Leo Honor Society 45 Character Certificate I, 3. JAMES E. DUNCAN rrsamfr Ascension Basketball I, Z5 Baseball I, 25 Intramurals 4. ROY J. REI NHARDT HRW., St. Thomas Bowling 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Class Officer I5 T. N. T. 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Public Speaking 35 Leo Honor Society 45 Honor Roll I, 25 Choir 25 Char- acter Certificate I, 35 Art I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS A. WILLIAMS Willie St. Thomas Bowling 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Bio Club I5 Cafeteria I, 25 Cactos 25 Honor Roll I5 Choir I5 Character Certificate 2, 35 Art I, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE J. BROWN Gene St. Teresa Sodality I, 2, 35 Manager I5 Character Certificate 2, 3, 45 Intramurals I. Sam ukoyu 'I 1 if-wi -v .. ,. ,., , . ii. R, .'12YiJl52I4.?,n 3 F . g ., -X fl i N5 3 , I s ? 5, E A if ,A 7 -X .-.. ' , ..4,g, ... . f,2ff'iI 'N-L 2 ,'T5?1fw7i' fg' if ' .. I.. .' .Q ,K ,ik 1. -'X' 4' .V .,., A x ,,. 39 Y, TQ, - , x .- J 4' .Y 1 - , AV' 'T S .V ,..:'2.k',,, . Q 2- v' ts. y.. :RQ v ,ff . ,f 3, xx I Nj? Q + K IRQ E -1 4 nil 5 QSM :awk-asm f asv .3 5 '.'WiWl.g':5'.g 1, if X Q K' 'X '-H iw XP s Q X 2 2 ,gf v ,, I x DONALD ZOELLER Class Presndent Q Lover I o xl . lffif - iiifffffr xi HMM.. rl Q 3 i. we Q5 An ANDREW J. WALLACE Lover Little Flower Class Officer 2, 3, Sodality lg Honor Roll 2, 3. HOWARD J. MCCARTHY HMBCII St. Stanislaus Sodality l, 2, Honor Roll lg Character Certificate l, 2. EUGENE J. MUNNELLY Yutch Our Lady of Perpetual Help Library l, 2, Class Officer lg Leo Honor Society 3, 45 T. N.T. l, 3, Cactos 2, 3, 45 Sodality l, 2, Honor Roll lg Character Certificate l, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM A. HEALY Willie Ascension Bio Club 2, Sodality 1, 2, Leo Honor Society 3, 4, Character Certificate l, 2. ARTHUR R. KIRSCH Art St.Malthew Service Club l, 2, Class Officer 2, Sodality lg Char- acter Certificate l, 2. WILLIAM J. MCINERNEY Bill St. Vincent Ferrer Baseball 4, Class Officer l, 2, Character Certifi- cate I, 2. Yufch 447'-'cv Willie r nh ain' Munnell Captain M'dn'g t ag .- r, Mclnerney, Kirsch, McCarthy, Wa- lace, Healy. 'EZ' E Qi If k gl Dick l ULBHYH ANTHONY G. SCHIAPPA Skippy St. Joseph, Patron Intramurals 2, Bio Club 2, 3, Cactos 2, 3, 4, Sodal- ity l, 2, Honor Roll l, 2, Character Certificate I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD E. BECK Boom Boom Blessed Sacrament Intramurals 3, Bio Club l, 2, 3, Sodality I, 2, 3, Character Certificate 2. RICHARD G. HOEY Dick Blessed Sacrament Intramurals 2, 3, 4j Class Officer 2, Sodality I. LAWRENCE J. KUHN ,,Larry,, Our Lady of Lourdes Basketball I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, Sodality I, 2, ' Leo Honor Society 3, 4, Character Certificate I, 2 3, GEORGE J. COLGAN Giggles Our Lady of Perpetual Help Intramurals 3, Library I, 2, . . . l, 2, Leo Honor Society 3, 4, T N T I, 2, Sodality DOMIN IC A. NAVETTA ,,Dom,, St. Anthony Intramurals 4. X 'Rs Skippy r s... ws C1 3 ' if vi' - T ,yrs 3 Q . 'rv . 't - ' wSf,:iE1q... 4 ' is a Q5 3.5 K: X tk, A . f I A . 'f ,,.Z, fx., ' , 23 1. - L - . Boom Boom Q Q sf fi Giggles .CUB QP' noonln You're a member now. - Colgan, Beck, Kuhn, Navetta, Hoey, Schiappa. S RoIIie Smitty Q. sk. noocu JOSEPH P. OKEEFE 9- .sss . RolIie Holy Cross Sodality l' Honor Roll l JOSEPH F. SCHMITT Smitty St. Matthias Sodality l, 2, Leo Honor Society 3, 45 Honor Roll l. GEORGE J. LINDENBURG Timid Our Lady of Perpetual Help Intramurals 3, 4, Bio Club 2, 3, 4, Leo Honor 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH F. CROWLEY HJOEH St. Mary Help of Christians Class Officer 3, Sodality l, 2. JOHN D. KRAEMER Doc St. Teresa Basketball lg Leo Honor Society 3, 4. JOHN E. MURRAY Jack Resurrection Sodality lg Camera Club I. Society Timid ujoeu Jack 81 Looking into the future.-Schmidt and O'Keefe, kneeling, Lindenburg, Kraemer, Crowley. 4-':,r :rf Q 7 M r Vt ..,,m.. in-K Star JAMES H. GLASER Jim St. Thomas thi' Apostlv Bowlmg 3, 4, Intramurals J, 3, 4, Character Ccrtiti cats 2. JAMES R. CALLAGHAN Star St, Thomas thc Apcntlc BaskctIuaII I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, Class Officer 1, 1, 3, Soclallty I, 2. FRANK H. LEIBMAN Leduc St. Thoma5 thc Anostlc L00 Honor Socvcty 3, 4, Honor Roll I, Manaq Character Ccrtlflcatc 3, 4. FRANCE I S W. KELLY flrcrnncw' Transflquratuon Baskvttnall 4, Bascbail 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3 GEORGE T. MCCAEEREY George St BIIGLI CT Baskc'tIaaII ' Prxwtrrm ir, 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, S0 -A rw'-r mmrwt 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, alatlty I, ,, E . I-In y Character Cf-rv ' rr I, .' I-lnLY I Q 3, 4, 5 ,R Leibe Killer George You sure, Leibe? - Kellr, Glaser, Leibman, McCaffrey, Cal aghan. TRINITY I ml I A envy 4 A er if lv 'kv' -llfaff fxlll' if, Frankie Erie JOHN A. OPPEL Leppo St. Elizabeth Basketball I, Intramurals 3, 4, Art I, 2, 3, 4, Char- acter Certificate I, 2. SALVATORE A. Ll BASSI sal St. Joseph Intramurals 3, 4, Bio Club 2, 3, Orchestra 3, 4 Character Certificate I, 2. FRANK V. ARUNDELL Frankie St. Thomas the Apostle Intramurals 3, Yearbook 4, Class Officer 2, 3, T. N. T. I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Art I, 2, 3, 4. ERIC E. LEISER Eric Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Basketball I, 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Bio Club I, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Sodality I, 2. JOSEPH G. DALTON Joe St. Matthias Intramurals 2, 3, Bio Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, T. N. T. 2, 3, 4, Cactos 3, 4, Sodality I, 2, Choir I, 2, Character Certificate I, Z, 3, 4. nLePPon usalu Artists, Inc.-Oppel, Arundell, Dal- ton, Leiser, Libassi. Doc JOHN J. BROSSMER Spider St. Matthias Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Cactos 4, Honor Roll I, Sodal- ity I, 2, Bio Club I, 2, Camera Club 4, Class Officer I, 2, Character Certificate 2, 3, DONALD J. ZOELLER Don St. Thomas the Apostle Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Cactos 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, Sodality I, 2, Public Speak- ing 2, 3, 4, Leo Honor Society 2, 3, 4' Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Character Certificate I, 2, 3, 4. DONALD W. CAHILL Doc Sacred Heart Intramurals, 2 Bio Club I, Class Officer I, Cactos 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Sodality I, 2, Public Speaking I, Leo Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Character Certificate I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS F. SHINE ii-I-omii St. Kevin Intramurals I, 2, Library I, 2, Bio Cl b I, T. N. T. Q' i, 2, cams 2, 3, 4, soaaiaiy i, 2. U .1-omit WILLIAM F. HUGHES Bill Our Lady of Mercy Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Bio Club I, Cactos I, 2, 3, 4, Sodality I, 2, Leo Honor Society 3, 4, Character Certificate 2. JOSEPH J. WITT Joe Our Lady of Mercy Bio Club I, Cactos I, 2, 3, 4, Sodality I, 2, Honor .Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Character Certificate I, 2, 3, 4. ,W 1 v -.,. Spider uponu Bin uJoen Where in the world are ve?-Witt, Hughes, Zoeller, Shine, Cahill. Q xllwf . .1-1-m-1-1--1-1 bfi f S WW -A-S A wafer of bread is brought to the altar, so you were brought toxTrinity. As that water is taken into the hands of the priest and changed by the miracle of Consecration into the Body and Blood of Christ, so you have been taken into the hands ot the Brothers of Mary and changed by means ot a Christian educa- tion into another Christ. As that l-lost, now become Christ, leaves the hands of the priest to bring Lite and hope and peace into the desolate world, so you should leave the hands of the Brothers and bring into the world you are entering -lite and hope and peace. You are leaving the world of Trinity for a larger one. Mahan' ww 85 q if J xv ' Hex:- fi , f M ff vw X l Lai, 1 w , ,XP . l. , B '- U . I If il at l if 1 y Y l ll as l ,wi l f 1-.3 QW 2 lu ,' J:-g ::J , r liLw135vQ?'QmaagnQ 2 Spirit of Trinity is d! As Bro. Thomas 'mley conducts student y for the Triad Drive, Johnston and C. Mc- ighlin carry the dead 'lt into the assembly hall. At the annual parent-teacher meeting, stu- dents and parents visit teachers and inspect classrooms. 14 Seated are John McManus, senior, his mother, and Brother Michael Robl talking over the semester's report. Hurrah! The dead Spirit has risen! John Schneyer, as Ted Seniors vote for their Student Council Repre acntative. Conducting the :alloting are H, Rossman and C. Ulrich. N. Conover votes as H. Hepburn, W Daly, F. Downes, J. Fitz Gerald wait their turn Trinity, appears upon stu- dents' promise to put the drive over. Surrounded by a student send-off party, Bro. Fran- cis Kenney, S.M., prepares to embark for Europe. The stu- dents are W. Balfe, T. Sim- mons, T. Brennan, S. Villani, and J, Story. Bro. Steve McCabe, visiting Trinity from Hawaii, entertains some of the students with stories of his experi- ences. Surrounding him are A. Schi- appa, J. Crowley, T. Simmons, F. Cavanagh, and D. Mackay. B6 The seniors celebrate their early vic- tory in the TRIAD Drive. N. Con- ovier holds up freshman H. Graber for a closer look, while H. Rossman and C. Ulrich look on. Enjoying their visit with Eddie Pro- E cop, halfback on the New York Yankees, are Bro. Joseph Fox, his former teacher, and William Balfe. Eddie is in the middle. Engoying cokes in the lounge of the Steward Manor Country Club are W. Casey, facing camera, H. Rossman C McKenna H Dolan J. Richards, and guests. Interviewing top stars of the New York Yankees football team, William Balfe appears with Eddie Procop, Bruce Alfrod, and Spec Sanders. Trinity seniors and .their guests enjoy themselves dancing to the music of 'Bud Hallers Orchestra at the Valentine Dance. X F is f I f 1 .1 1 f ' I bf '5 TQ w 1 'X Buddy Haller plays a mean mf l X 55 sax at the Snowball Dance. NI QQ- ,KX J Winners of the raff held at the Snowbz Dance receive the prizes. In the usu order are A. Cal. brese, guests, J. Bros mer, F. Downes, i Ulrich, and H. Ros man. Such is the fate of those who would oppose Trinity. Representing St. Francis are lin clockwise order! A. Moran, in front, F. An- nunziata, H. Graber, A. Cangclosi, and J. Colbert. Men in white are G. Mclnerney, T. Rufer, F. Slattery, P. Keogh, T. Rogers, 87 and J. Ryan. Standing are Trinity stars C. McLaughlin, E. McGraw, H. Rossman, J. FitzGeraId T. Brennan, and W. Balfe, sports editor of the T. N. T. Ar. Cleary from the Center for Men if Christ the King of Herman, Pa., .Eeaks to the Cactos members on 'eir work in the lay apostolate. .X X Father Louis Wiesner celebrates a Memorial Requiem Mass for Thomas Brady, latest of our Gold Star Graduates. ,tum if 'M ilxlx . FJ :ri f' -5 r , rf' ' ,J ' -- i ..4,, C5-eg. HW l S X i Nwiiiiii John McManus is congratulated upon winning the zone contest of the Bishop's Public Speaking Con- tcst at St. Agnes Academy, College Point. Fr. Joseph Conway, administrator, peps up the student body in prep- aration for the Card Party and Raffle Drive. J. Brossmer and J. Clifford, highest of the super-salesmen of anist Drive. J. Clifford subscriptions! the Mari- sold 2 l O Banner won by John McManus Part of the huge crowd that had a wonderful time at Trinity's An- nual Card Party and Raffle. 88 fir Z, -'Ks f 4 W. Qffl, 3.1 fig'--',,q x v 'Q X -f N :M If ' RFRIE 8:8-5 ll adam af Me 1947 vw MOST REVEREND THOMAS E. MOLLOY, S.T.D. MOST REVEREND RAYMOND A. KEARNEY, S.T.D., J.C D REV. JOSEPH CONWAY Rev. Joseph Kelly Rev. Joseph E. Dunn Rev. Francis X. Wunsch Rev. Edward S. O'Sullivan Rev. John A. Krieg Rev- Charles V09el ev. Harold A. Luby, S. ' - . 2 v. Thomas Swarbrick Mr5,Fra : Mr.a - f - Matos Mr. v rot H :gd - . D nis r a' a , .i..Mr.and .E. Nur , n ' mnaw... 129' U L. Bernst 'f For erbert alterQ . A ary . fer M rieyGo6Qn 4 upre an udp 5,-150. A 0 H rm usteQ wBrQm J . 4 Q qlliagl 0 E yi O r.an M ' al 6 - - RICK, vuingtu .J 1 D T Mr. and M E. Svliane O Q, ' P' E J h Q I ' r.a M. eIIyP Ji-lim i' . Mr.a M 4. A ' 4 - v ' 5 w . f Q Miss ana . ' WVU M' ' Q Floin m...a V ...JV YM-iv-Y J 1 catweficksov Helen Camlgi -,Q at X - ., : ell.el' T. S'hine ' i 'I A I ' 3 Y 5- .3 5 'T F Phiibisma . , . i 5 Vatson dBab ' uh ' d R Yhir - Wi .'- qirs. rman Rose Li r. an A ackay Joe Mehlig D . - A. and E. Mehlig J Hugh Harton Mary Crowley Peter Manzella Mrs. Leiser Mr. Frank H. Leibman William Mannion John Mannion - - .G. E. Stokes . ane A. Vorbach Mrs. Victor Fumuso Mr. and Mrs. E. Hughes Marion E. Zoeller Miss Catherine Schmid Ferdinand Schmidt Mrs. Austin G. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Otto Witt Hamm of Me 1947 -7fuw Elaine Vogt Robert Thomann Mrs. Mary E. Lilly William O'Halloran Bill's Candy Store Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Troy James Beer Mr. and Mrs. James Guido Mrs. Frances Graber Arthur R. Cummings Roseanna Stahl Peter A. Chinnici '4l Mr. and Mrs. William Belli Mrs. Margaret Flynn Mrs.M. Kelly b:i:,E:y :.11qb: lb 1--q and Mrs. J.Carroll Mrs. C. McGuinness 1q.:.q:E 3 iznz 5 ,.i.. Ef..:1 . :1. ,..,...,...,.. ..,, ,.:, . .V , Koch Barbara A. McLa lll',l., . .:-. .2f1 aari -'1.-1.,1Q. ' . A ' e Marston Thomas F. ft. 'i'l f- ,....,...... .,.. ..,:v -1ri' ,:.' YS- ' . - Mr. and llllllll ...r i la A F A L Mr. a 1 .... l'2 lllll 'lll . .2 .., 3 ge. ' by qlisz b .Jose - vitt M b .,..., O Q :LA bl WH m Gruhn . . H . B .gif IE: :.,3, Mr. aww. Jmren 1, i lzl S N .,.,..., f ,.:E-':: 'l .53 E,. .:.-a 'ii'fQQf'f :'4 ifQ :-.. -' Q 'A ' 'h a l-'rEaJ'ljS4a ll 'l h ang: gig. CGI msg 5-gf ..... '-:': 52 5.,, -::,:, g i- er ,.'-' :fi ay Q . :T a HQIO ibbi A ...1 aaaa aa ' fs- Ian s Ma, 1 . . .f f .. o T ibn L lil ,. nri'l Sr. 1 P bb Ll E llll ll in J P' ' D - .. ...a ..:, - ... . , J - - V ami lf- rg ate P .sii sn tllyaaa. . f John W' ef' -fri Irene -'Q ,gqi :'l'-. ' r:,., 1 ii. 1 BU f Mr- and is t .. iii ii raa n A 'mi ill: Mrs' Hele -mob Q.. 5 lll. '::- frri- - i,.:'r, :I y 0 '- i' DOH T- l'lii: 'Er- ---E: ..':E iil' .., i ' 6222 , E: ., ' ' kl: i'L ..... ffl ff s :' ' - ff- H me ,' ichard bin Q Miss A ette Kaseta is l':' Mlswrqlr. orgnan i B. o n Q 5 E Qrs.J. Hic s Co A llll ts l m --Q-:22 E.. ,,:r-f ' Mr. FW-lie oha Richar .. - '?,, tho I Westbri I '. Y W Ewa' Charles A. -1:i iiirsf : :,,. E.1, : 'll' lll l '-1 Izr ., ald F. Foley Mr. John and Ja .:i:,: is ili ,,.., j 2.. Q d., ,. uade Ernest Peters ': 't:l 5 ...Q. ..,. E :.,?EL:VE::.,. 5 ':' ,i,.,,:.,.,1..E: 21: : 1f':: ', ' eOl'l3l'd Mrs. Fred L. Meyer Dorcas Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benson Mr. and Mrs. W. O'Halloran Mr. and Mrs. P. Gibbons Mrs. William Gordon Lillian P. Mack Mrs. J. White .. ,., .i ,,.. .::,.:-hai. .- -s....,.-Q.. -- - Mr. and Mrs. James Donlon Michael F. Cronin Mr. William T. Seelig Compliments C. Rogers Family Mrs. Philip Saboski Mrs. F. J. Allaire Millard Family 91 fl of zz... 1947 mae Mrs. Jane Sweek Mrs. George A. Foley Miss H. Hood Mr. J. DeMaria St. John's Home Joseph L. Black James Albert Mosle John Hall Dr. and Mrs. A. Schnappauf Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. David Rafferty Mrs. M. Donahue Mr. and Mrs. R. Hancock, Jr. William L. Campbell and Family Anne R. McFadden Harold L. Watson, Sr. and Family Class of June '46 Q ' - - Mrs. Patrick Markey Mrs. J. Keogh - ams MissM.Mo - Mc - I Mr. and I - La ax r Mr . - ' ting Mr. a .- .J M - Q M . .Fl ' ,. n ,Q... ..laB. ane elg ' io AQ Mr. Qvlrs. .man : ry uhland ww Q ...- :i: ancis favan .F an ,W NVr.a . Mrxtu f ' 1 r. and rs. Qmes W TAM. a - rs. gn I r rsQ-I. b:V'-i 1 , J i ' JohnB r M ' .Miris i I EQ Car . I . M Q 9 M MQ H 0,5-. Q. ,t:V.VlE: m W a ,IR hnS .., fA 5 S , ..:2 , I A r. and if Edwfd k ml... M . . .- Mr. Thomg R TF Ab't :bq ,.,.g: 1 K. ubecQ Mrs. Thom -545. ' ff :fy Q1 EE..Q- ' 1 g R. J. I t' iiie . 210. ar -by amily rs. Ric i s ,r--.1. . .'s 1 : i I , f ' f Mui rf, ZJ' a 'RJ' 4 ,,.. .- F alter le ,ff A ll rs. George -I i- ...., D y e George Sch 'if'il 'bmw ' .., ,,. . V er eth . Zlg yyltzz ' gif Alfred Jiea re, Sr. It . n . f grg8Mu 6 1. G. . , 'i'4 ....,.,1 H Q i ancis Blon I ' Fran U - s .,.. .an 9F.S : Mr. an r . sep r'r:' 'legs I ea Mrs. J. UI - 'vsa jx J, , , A Mr. and Mrs. . A- A' ..,. 1 Mr ' - - Mrs. J. Kraushaa , ' r'... ,..,.,l ': i , f v . ayne Leahy Family , ' . . aker John Lewis Otto Herman, Jr. The J. Lewis Family Anthony J. Calabrese Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Conover Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hepburn Mr. and Mrs. George Broschart . Maloney Mrs. A. Rogers 92 Mrs. Ann Hawke Mrs. M. O'Keefe Mrs. J. R. Kelley Mrs. A. Dirr Dominic McQuill Matthew Richard Marie A. James I ' . , , tm.-.agg -V . Zsflgjvei lu: J . I . Y- ,Zi all 1--1' :Q IE, ,.1.,.-mi km s-.9 .-me-.him-Lzil an flaffiw of Me 1947 VWJ Joseph LaPonziora Florence Davies Bob Yeager Mrs. J. Slattery Frank R. Savio Mr. and Mrs. Goodchild Mr. and Mrs. William Schiebelhuth Mr. and Mrs. A. Beer my Mr. and Mrs. E. William lhrig lsabella G. Sweeney Anna Hage Hygrade Upholstering Company J. E. Fitzgerald, M.D. Edward John Czerwinski Cynthia Agar' n Ciffone Joseph F. Lilly by 'ii' ' n' omann Mrs. Linus Sha ryr, ' V T. J. Donovan A.J. Brown ' al - . .an - . utrone Mr. and s . . eY H s elai aa . W.D a ' aw' il wrrfaiii AZT. . ' ay ondmt .6 ...V,,. r. a rs. He o J 93 Q Srl' f': :J J :JJ ' f t ' ilzfgifij, ' and ' E- 0 s.IdK iongf G r. A iartfliis H era u n 1 rrib H V rs. P l n C y - f Hough' ,JJ., ,.., , . P E rs. El Sv Dun!n Q Ng-nes a I, lf. 1-. 55 0 Mr. jf P. HCM ' M . .Lafen 1 J ..,,q ilz' E ik aho. lialert' as J C gl 9 T r. and . J. VQch r J RiQve '5 1 :fi P ul and s. J. NQVla Q Mr. Fran on Q' ff, P Will Bro'1 Kenneth Da l, ffl Q 1 J. Brit.. Mr. Frank to .-' ri. .',.,-': ' ' J -q, i.,, 1. ' ' ents Ml' el ri lggffw i' .3 .fu .1 '::',.':' Esih-aivas: 3 . . i t AA - worn r. Mrs. K ':'l fi .-4 ac W Jacobsen 1 Fair nk P. Mescamf. 35. J.. ,G . A, J, Mo,-an w Helen a O' ' ' i' H PJQJ ff' ,J,JJ: '. , MVS- 3.99 Fiflgefal d o van Q Q :Q . MCM: M -- FS. r i r.an rs.P. cl r Mr. - - - . . r ary qton . George - 0 we ' er Mr. and - ich L laon . d . ily Angelo .l . .,,, ,. Q,.,- -' r . H. Abbott Mrs. O'Dwyer , ' - Q, Y J: Grainger Jane F. Glaccum ' ' - . J. Mackay Mrs. K. Coronna Edward F. Rocklein Cecilia Phelan Francis X. Nolan Elizabeth Cowan Hermine Samuel Mrs. A. McKeon Pvt. V. DeBiase Ethel Bermingham Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Renz, Sr. Mr. John J. Slattery Miss Gertrude Ryan Martin R. O'Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Ryan Mrs. H. Kirwan Mr. and Mrs. McDermott B Panama! Frank Lyons 96 Windsor Place, Brooklyn Atlas Beauty Salon l47 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn Knipe 6' Son, Druggists 666 Grand Street, Brooklyn Me 1947 '7a.iaJ A Friend Glenwood Building Speculators 99l 4 Glenwood Road, Brooklyn Sargis Place Front Street C1 Uniondale Avenue, East Hempstead Avenue U Bar and Grill 9 C0 l505 Avenue U, Br l78 ue B 00klYn John Rosana, ' ndfv 156 Graha IQ G Y k Yn Feeser n Q. Qi'-Fl Dir es Fun al we P X oysPh,pa y A nu N'Qo, , 342R.de 0 ,y 0 llel 0 Y, f P O:5,,fg p':E.ncz Aeggg ' 9 1 !Z5,'li2::L':3 B,Qg.,,,... liments of P 'umm' ff ark, bert Byron - q QW Liberty Avena XX ll Strst Ja X Kill ar k Hand al-mlb q ta Semors of 178 P ly .. from wilassif Janua Falcetta as . Q SJ mgan '11 OP 'an zzgjohnso . . I l66hSt a 89 ' ' ue,Jamaica McCloskey's i . - ' uor 80- l 4 Eliot Avenue, Edward McCarthy C. ena ' in s 'v' ,. F et, Brooklyn - - - milton Co., Custom Shirts i e,B k g f 2 I 6666 frezmokiyii' ,g.I.gf+' Ofgflverwids -- s f can ' 1 I ' C 63 I e ,r I X s 0 + :ate-is oe, Q 6 S-. '5 - , fl. l ' ' A ft . ,D I - N' I - 0. P I B. 1 . ' ,A . W ': ,1'. --si . 2--ii ' nu . 0.1, . --r'- ,. . F - ro . mm ' lO ' ' ng ' I l 'N ' ' C K 5 . .- ' ' Z - ce, n ' I . P 0 0 P e r Q ld . . r l Lim - t Q - l9O Division Avenue, Brooklyn Joe Cr Sol's Luncheonette l79 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn Dr. S. R. Mautell 250 Crescent Street, Brooklyn 94 4 West 44th Street, New York City Savoia Art Studio l4l Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn Rainbow Pharmacy l68 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn Budinou IJ of 1947 '7uaJ Frank B. Malamo, Wines and Liquors 569 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn A. Merz 6- Son, Paints and Varnishes 53-36 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn Triangle Ink C1 Color Co., Inc. 305 East 45 Street New York M. Deptack, Bar and Grill 60-42 56 Drive, Maspeth Willard Bakery 961 2 Jamaica Avenue, Jamaica Ben Jassen hattan Avenue Brooklyn Stenger C1 Stenger 0 omp 394 398 Broadw 1' Y f 5338 40 Q e Brw . . wohnsa Avenue . 1' cz. i i s 0 I' N wzeafokzgg- 4,5 gm ' rJ i F l Nsgk nj E '13e4ca SaAug6i 5:0 fl: DE 1' 5l'goSi 'Z'l ue 6' Sons lrj f P ,Mama rdt Q l 7 roadway B.okl ! WW Avjiue Qzgne gn. .3 manor' 23? W I7 l 8 enue,6a E ropQan AK n Gulot s. Florists Q . 5 Tjorsfsr Furrier v maoo 91. ' J 55-O3 lrop 'tan Ave - dgewood JohnsonA . 0 l 5 I-PMan Tail 3 , ohnson - 0 0 Ave f ooklyn FranksTavern- ' 0 F ' - f l3Oth St. and Hills: - ., - i o Grau's Delicatessen ' f A' 0 1 1 ' venue, Brooklyn 1' A Clothes - I : , yn X 3 EN, Q A . Aug. Bauer' --f , Q Will Crul - - ughnut Co. - - I I . on I1 0 , ' 74 . A A C. , o n 0 ' 9 9 I n . g P . ,P ra me 3 42 n r , l A C- Q e,e:a,w -- 8 J ia en I+- . ly 0 M ' Pi- o or F . I I .V ' . .. -- - 64 e ' V l I V 20 v, ' 0 I ' M. . p . .. 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