Power Memorial Academy - Power Yearbook (New York, NY)

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CLASSES Muelle Front Row J Hank D Frazer E Qulrk F Smlth I Murrav I Brehenx M Coonex B Sleen T Coaklex W Gelger I Kennedy Second R R Mooney -I Mellett A Brunettr J Preclex R Hesse R Schroeder M McGee J Whlte E Sherman C Hxndmen Thzrd R0 E Murray D lxane T Max E Parks F Del Barto B Hotton T Halt J Connelly M Balas J Bunburrx Back R0 W Stoehr T Scullm A Cunmngham W Knobloch T Lynch R MHTIIH E Mulhgan J Walsh Class 406 ll 1th talent enthusrasm and enough personallty for a dozen classes the Sophomores of 406 are quxte successfully provlng the worth of the Power formula of study sports act1v1ty leadershlp and prayer From rts most popular boy I there IS scarcely an act1v1ty or honor d1v1s1on 1n whlch this remarkable group does not partlclpate Many of the boys have hobb1es both varyrng and surpr1s1ng One of the most unusual of them IS Edmund Murrays Hrs speclallty IS collectlng plate blocks A large percentage of the class have act1v1t1es and amb1t1ons leanlng towards the sports world There rs, for example, ll llllam Knobloch a member of the Var sxty Swrmmmg Team Some of the other athletxcally m1nded boys are Ed Qulcke Bruce Hattan, jlm Xl alsh 'NI 'XIcGee A Cunmngham D Frazer,D Huggard and W Gelger Therr hobb1es are scattered wldely throughout the held of athletrcs Corn co1lect1ng stamp collectxng and model arrplane and ra1lroad bulldlng are just a few of the other hobb1es m 406 Thexr act1x1t1es are both varred and sens1ble, w1th at least one partrcrpant m almost exery branch of 3Cl1V1ty 1n the school To g1ve you an example you may count snr Band members mcludmg Pete ll allus, Rlch Brunette Charlle Hyndman Bruce Hotton jxm ll alsh and hd Sherman Represent1ng 406 on 52 The Power staff we find Dlck Nlartm, jlm Breheny and Rrch Nlooney Glee Club members are l1sted as Bernie Sleen Ld Qurrke -lrm Mrllet johnny Calla han Tom May and johnny Dusche lfrank Del Barto holds hrs own agalnst any other sophomore debator, and IS well known for hls speakrng ab1l1ty Four R Nlartln R lNaldy T Coakly and B knobloch asprre to become phy s1c1ans Joe VR alsh wants to pound away at a typewrlter as a journalxst Johnny Connelly wants to study cr1m1na1 law ll e know that these boys w1ll lrkely suc ceed 1n all thelr endeavors The subjects favored bv these studl ous puplls most of all are French and Relrglon both taught under the capable Brother lxagle who by the way was elected the1r most popular teacher Although the boys lament the absence of a basketball court they wrll keep IH tr1m th1s autumn by playlng touch foot ball Thelr team name The Kmghts IS a tltle beflttmg such a class of cour ageous and able leaders LaB 'l he mtrlcacles of Ceomctrw holds tlus roup spelllyound The Power l' 1: A 1 ' 1 - l .Q - 4 . v - .1 ' .lv ' .lv - vi r ,lv - I v - ,:- -V ' aw: . j, . , . , . ' j, . , . , . , . , . , . V' . um' - fy - 7' 1 4 .lv ' ' j ' ' 1 ' - ' -I' ' v, ' -Y' ' w - x - v A - v - 1 ' ,V v 4 1 ' 7 ' ' . 7 ' y , ' 7 .... - . . , , . 7 1 ' 1 . . . , , 1 1 1 ' ' 1 Connelly, to its class brain, J. Mrllet, , V , , 1 I 1 y . A 7 . l , a , ' ' ' ' LL - vu ' ' ' ' 7 1 . , , 7 'MW Q J A . A , . g , . . , l 7 . a Y. 1 . V' - v J .Y X - 1 . . . y ' 1 , 7 l 1 u 1 1 ua . 7 ' 1' . U. g ., .

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Class 506 The students of S06 recently held a poll to determrne the class most popular rnstructor It seems they couldnt de crde for the outcome resulted rn a tre Brothers Kostka and NIcGowan who teach Relrgron and French II together recerved seventy frve percent of the votes Lrkewrse, the trtles most popu lar and the rntellrgentra of the class were polled for and showed Tom Galla hue to have recerved the hrst honor and James Hunter to be drstrngurshed as the rooms leadrng scholar The latter has been on the honor roll for the entrre length of trme he spent at Power and rs not only brrllrant rn academrc pursurts but rs a star athletrcally as well He ran second place rn the Medley Relay last year and won a swrmmrng award from the C Y O prevrous to that Layout Edrtor Bob Eagan of The Power rs another drstrngurshed medal wrnner hrs award berng a gold panther letter prn Besrdes berng the rnvaluable ard to thrs publrcatron s productron that he rs he holds as hrs three favorrte lrkes fly dancrng CZJ sports rn general and f3J Bob Stewart 'lStu , hrs Journalrs trc assrstant plans to be a lawyer and has been a consrstent honor man durrng hrs three Power years Ed Sancho haxe rn common a lrkrng for basketball and baseball and besrdes that are actrve rn actrvrtres Ray rs a Busr ness Staff member whrle Ed rs promrnent rn Debate He counts an rnter class track rrbbon among hrs prrzed possessrons Hrs CLASSES LaBua W 1th lovrng care and artrstrc ahrlrty Our Lady s altar rs put rnto shape Debate team colleague, 11 alter 11 atson prevrously won a Sodalrty medal and rs now eyerng the Nlarrnes for a future Rev C onway and jrm Phelan are armrng for the Arr Force The three -Xrmed Servrces men have an argument on therr hands for jack Rogans chref purpose rn lrfe rs to remarn a crvrlran Don Cassels want to be engrneers X rn 11 eber Bernre Frtzsrmmons and Jrm Roach haxe a common bond rn therr hobby collectrng They have every thrng from crgarette wrappers to records Gerry O Donovan lrkes stamps, and wrth hrs classmate Pat O Boyle has a great deal of enthusrasm for readrnff Xlrke Studdert Ron Forbes jrm Gal lagher and Tom Hrggrns keep up the class tradrtron of varrety rn extra currr cular pursurts, and each has hrs favorrte For Nlrlxe rt s stamp collectrng for Ron rt s a baseball prc collectron for jrm rt s also rs huntrng the faxorrte occupatron of Bernre Travnor and Henrv Olsen Xarrety rs the sprce of lrfe and thrs class rs certarnly not wrthout a full mea sure of ilavorrng Niue-ller Front Rorr P OBoxle I Hunter R Ea an J Roach E NIcPartland P Racz B Trarnor R Conrsax J Phelan Second R0 T Hr grns J Studdard F Coderre I OXerll E 'NItDonald F Treanor D Ca el G ODonoxan 1 Weber 7l11rdR0 J Smrth E 53116110 R B0 rrch T NIcFadden R I'orbe H Ol en R Stewart W XY at on Back Ron R Halloran J Galla her B Frtzsrmmon .1 uufphl T G31-Flhue December 21 19.31 P 'NIcConnell E Hoodrulr 51 1 . y r 79 a - I I I . . . K, - 1 y Yl KZ' ' ' 71 1 - . t . . . , 7 g. 7 I l Y ' Y , A . . . . A I Y 1 J . ' Y 4 . Y I . 4 , rv ' ' - - A , A , . . . . . . . . yn . Q . 1 A . v' l Y l 7 Two more scholars, Ray Bovrch and Phrl McConnell, Eddy 11 oodruff and Skating and for Tom itfs hunting. SO , V 7 . 1 Q Y 1 4 v 7 7 ' r .r ' . W A v . 'A v Iv. 4 - 5 'LL'-' D .g ' 1 , .. . . ' s. . s . .- ' , '. ' s . ': 7. H , . g . . ' R' S, .- ,', . , 7

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CLASSES Mueller Front R0 J Pleloch R Hmd J kelly D Gllmartln J OConnor J Flanagan P Dean P Hennelly J Healy 'Second Row J Hallxgan Kenny F Herbert J Gar an1t.o J 'Vloran R Barchl W Farrell 'X Delzardo A Grady Third R0 E Joly W HIHJZIHS J Green X Gallagher R Grez J Galym 1' Galla her T Cxlll1Clx Bark Ro -X Hughes R 'Vlandtl L Gately J Green E Reynolds R Dunne Class 303 -X ty plcal cross sectlon of Power fresh men IS contalned ln room 303 If we should call this cl iss Ialent Inc ye should not be far from wronh Lets take a look at sports Frrst there s Bob Hughes a sllck ball handler seph Herbert Xlrlllam HlUglHS and Jo seph P1elock who lend thelr energy to the track squad The swlmmmg team 1S bolstered by Xmcent Gallegher Host of the other boys although not on any teams rn Power are 1nterested m sports Rxchard Dunne of 303 IS maklng a reputatton for hrmself on the freshman debatmf team Hrs tme work 1n the re cent mtramurals shows he knows his way around when lt comes to publlc speak mg, C Iuthors Note Thus IS no pad dmg you should hear the guv talkj represent thetr class on the staff of the school magazme wh1le lhlham Hmd IS one of the hard workmg copyboys so necessary to the smooth worklng of any pubhcatlon i L 1 -kclleery roup of Frm lumen J Otonnor .l GFCCILR H11 6 D tyllllldfllll I' .lolly J Nloran December 21 19.31 One of the most actnve boys 1n the class IS Joseph Greene A loy er of base ball he forsakes hls favorrte sport 1n the Pall and XX mter for the School s Track team Lollectmg, Scrence stones rs the major hobby of thrs star and h1s room IS hlled wlth boxes contammg, these ln terestmg clrppmgs James Hallrgan IS and boasts of the sxgnatures of the en t1re X ankee team Gregory Delgardo IS the most llkable fellow rn class Hrs radlant personallty IS seen ey erywhere and for a closer look at hlm than the class plcture spread on the top of the page turn to page 44 and ghmpse hrm admlrmg Jack Garganlgo s stamp collectlon Greg s fayorrte hobby IS playmg the drums Those who count baseball as thelr fay orrte sport are John Galym Ilan Gul martm Joe Greene Ifd Jolly Jrm kelly Grev Delgardo Gene Reynolds Duck Dunne and Tom Galllck to name a few Lampmg IS the llfe state two hardy woodsmen Ed Gallagher and John Egan whrle Bxll Ixennell and Bob Heughes spend thelr tlme play mc' bas ketball and football 1n the yard or oyer at the held Ph1l1p Nlandell llkes to blllld model cars whrle XX 1ll1am Hxgvms putters around m hrs workshop or enters neld eyents rn the track team He IS yery rn terested m SCIENCE and that IS just about all the entlre class has rn common w1th each other they hke the world of LO and Bunsen Burners 53 l l 'LC.' . I , . 1 , - . r -', . l ' y 1 V , . v v ' 11 - l ,'. A ,'- A I ' ' - 1 J, ', . -, .Y Sl' , V.. , , . ' ,.. . ', . , . , ', Y , . ', . ' , .. ,Q , . '. ,. ' , .. -, . j, , , . j , , . . . ,. . I - A .V . 5- . - . . , Y . x l V . A 1 . -5 Q v v - r K 1 'A Z 1: x. ' I' xv . ' 1 'A ' v 1 4 t Y . Q n Y kr. Q 1 - 1 ' cr. . . ' ' .- ' . '. . ' V ,, I Y ' l y ' ' 1 Y. L. for the Freshman lllV6Q then comes Jo- James Flanagan and James Kennedy' also a collector. but he stores autographs 5 ,. , .h . 1 . - vs Y Y v 1 ' V w . I n . . tg ' gs , . v - I v 7 ' .Yr y 1 -. H 1 .7 7 ' ,,. ' U . . . . .. y V Q 5 ' V ' J J I y ,I . . , J . X , 1. D - 1, I J . .. . . . t y r P X, ' S J J , . , . J v . XX A . . 5 . . .xBu. . . . .' g 's : Y. 'l . . . gh s, - .' ' ' . N ' l . .. '. . . . 2 . , .