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

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CLASSES CONTINUED DISAPPOINTED STUDENTS OF 308 tind that the school elevator which they planned to use for a lift has been temporarily put out of operating order. R. GISONNI, E. COHILY AND J. SHEENAN nervously await to en- ter Brother Pakenham's office to offer excuses for coming late for class. -- , -I l 4 'Tl ,--a-qw.,-..- li, F' EXTENDING THEIR KNOWLEDGE within the walls of our beautiful , library, under the direction of Mr. Kass, are R. Cummings uml -I. Quinn. 64 GETTING THEIR APPLICATIONS for working papers from Brother Offer are J. McIntyre, J. Smith, R. Joyce and W. Normann. AN ATTENTIVE GROUP OF POWER FRESHMEN seem to be an- xiously awaiting the bell which sends them on their ww imma e

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NOW, BRING THIS DOWN AND . . . H. Johnson is in the process of making a feeble attempt to teach a little elementary algebra to a few of his eager classmates. 1 Il s. 5 ,QI pw. na WELL, WELL, PEEK-A-BOO C. Klinger, J. Burke, B. Rameriz and T. Farace caught spying on our lensmen. 63 ,,..-sn' ,,..-f- THAT ONE! HE'S THE ONE WHO HIT ME. G. Fitzgerald complains to I. O'Reilly concerning a small freshman who apparently gave him a very hard time. WILL YA TAKE IT EASY, FELLASl W. Corcoran is heaped with garbage dis- guised as small packages from his fellow members of the class' garbage patrol.

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li 'ul CLASS 308: Hirst rowj: T. Matassa. I. Miller, D. Rowling, I. Mclntyre, W, Rogan. Ksecond fowl: W. Ihle, J. Herrick, I. Quinn, I. Smith, W. Normann, J, Shea. Kthird TUZUQI E. Winklseth, W. Allee, R. Gisonni, D. Cadogan, R. Fragaszy, S. Egierd. Kfourth f07,Ul.' T. Olinick, E. Vaska, I. Sheenan, R. Cummings, W. Trondle, I. McCormack. ffifth rowj: K. Kelly, I. Breslin, I. Pazas, T. Regan, J. Kidjic, R. De Jesus. Itop rowj: T. Lynch, E. Cohily, D. Comerford, M. Mulqueen, E. Rackowski, R. Joyce. Picture was taken in Gold Star Gymnasium by Staff. AN EXC IO As loudspeakers vibrated, the public address system of PoWer's railroad terminal broadcast the departure of the 8:30 limited on track 308. The sleek vista-domed iron horse was taking the scenic route over the deep crags of academic aptitude and along the rocky coast of scholastic application. The train was now being boarded by the third floor novices burdened with their bags, bulging with studious indications. This trip would not be entirely devoted to mental taxa- tions for the P.M.A. Super Chief would make many stop- overs at resorts where its passengers could exercise their cultural and athletic skill. A large passenger delegation took THRU GH 303 an avid interest. When the streamlined limited screeched to a stop at Cul- ture Springs jerry Panacciulli, Hank Koshatzky, jim Moody and Larry Sutherland, because of their melodious and art- ful membership in the Power school band, entertained with a few bubbling numbers While the glee clubers, Bill Burns, Edie Goonen and john McKenna vocalized to the enjoyment of all. During the duration of the five and a half hour trip the express made another stop at Athletic Beach where jim Moody's basketball skill and H. Fay and L. Sutherland's aquatic style were completely tested and fully exercised.