Regis High School - Regian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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JOHN J COLLINS 76 RICHARD J. CASEY A man he seems Ot cheerful yesterdays and confudent tomorrowsf' When one hears a hearty laugh around the corner of a corridor or a sentorian voice guvzng forth a melodnous tune he knows nt us Duck Casey Jovnal generous and always ready to lighten the tension of class he has a host of trlends Dlck has been one of the marnstays on the swnmmung team When ever any school affanr ns In progress he I always to be found Duck leaves us but he and has yovralnty wall not be forgotten Sodaluty l 2 3 4 Sanctuary SOCl8fy Owl Staff 4 Swlmmnng Team l Z 3 4 Mathematncs Medal 2 l lst rucal Academy 4 A proper man as one shall see ln a summers day John ns the type who does a llon s share of work wlthout receiving any of the credut or glory The success of all the school act: vntues may be sand to have depended on htm for he was the president of the Prnntung Club which has publlcuzed them all Some what retlcent hls boundless energy ns hld den under a cloak of mlld demeanor We can expect nothnng but success for John alutyl Z 4 Gua onorl 3 4 a tuary Soclety 4 Debatlng l 2 Lxbrary Staff 4 Mrs slon Club 2 4 Chess Club 3 Checker Club 3 Prunt Ing Club l 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 ltallan Academy 4 Golf Team 3 Pressdent of Prlntung Club 4 Assist ant Manager of Owls 3 Assistant Manager ot Varsity 10 M Sakalmw 4-QM Bw

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HAROLD T BRODERICK You speak as one who fed on poetry Hal rs one of the lrterary members of the appeared rn prrnt He rs always seen wear rng a smrle a happy attrtude seems to be hrs predomrnant one A good student as well as a frne speaker Harold has left hrs mark here at Regrs and he wrll not soon be for gotten S alrtyl 2 3 4 Guardof Honorl 2 3 4 a c tuary Socrety 4 Debatrng l 2 3 4 Year Book Staff 4 Quarterly Staff 4 Orchestra 3 4 Le Cercle Claudel 3 4 Lrbrary Staff 3 Prrntrng Club 3 Model Club l 2 3 4 Dramatrcsl 2 4 Hrstorrcal Academy 4 ltalran Academy 4 C4 JOHN H CARROLL A man as true as steel From a short, rotund frgure, l-lawkrns has Qenajae swarm gm rn these four years grown rnto an angular srx footer But those years have not made hrm lose hrs happy go lucky drsposrtron and the ready smrle and staunch school sprrrt whrch have made hrrn so popular from the frrst day of hrs arrrval at Regrs We brd re luctant farewell to as frne a fellow as you would lrke to meet Sodalrty l, 2, 3, 4, Guard of Honor l, 2, 3, Sanctuary Socrety 4, Debatrng l, 2, Mrssron Club l, Camera Club 4, ltalran Academy 4 N 15 class. Several of his poems and stories have I . . I Od ' , , , Q , , , 1 S n - V, , : I 4 , , 1 1

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l JOSEPH S. CONNOLLY We always love those whom we admire. Joe is quiet and a hard worker and has the admirable ability of very seldom making a mistake and never the same one twice. His perpetually serious mien is deceptive for he is really quite cheerful and as much on the humorous side as any one else. Endow- ed with a fine business sense and an unu- sual faculty of foresight Joes life will be well ordered and surely successful. alityl 2 3 4 Guard of Ho or2 3 4 a tuary Society 4 Debating 4 Mission Club 3 Chess Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Mathematics Medal Honor able Mention 3 Italian Academy 4 JOHN J CORBETT ls not true leisure one with true toil? Qeffmjae Scvonellaim fun Into many a rainy or dull afternoon Sleepy Jim has infused cheering bright ness His sincere ever unruffled perpetu ally cheerful disposition has made us richer for his company We prophesy a future of strong friendship to be made through that winning personality which draws an appre ciatlve response by sheer virtue of its being lt is a pledge of happiness to come ality l r n r Homeric Academy 4 Mission Club l Chess Club 4 Printino Club 4 Italian Academy 4 I 29 4