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

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GEORGE W COGSWELL The sly humour and plthy observations of thus little man with the likeable character has been a constant source of murth and ganty George s many frlends are attracted by hrs character whnch us a pleasant muxture of humour and kundness ln studnes George as profucuent and capable accomplushnng all wuth a grace and ease We all loan nn saylng our farewells to a personaluty as loveable as George s Sodalntyl Z 3 4 Sanctuary Socuety Year Book Staff 4 L1braryStaff 3 Chess Clubl 2 3 -l Choc Club 2 3 4 Model Club 3 Mussuon Club 2 ERIC N COMPTON all not only for has brulllance an studies but also for has lnkeable mannerusms and earnest effort to please He seems always to be salllng smoothly upon lnfes stream never troubled by the common student ulls With out doubt we can expect to see hum an the years to come wendlng has way to a success ful future allty l 2 3 4 Guard of Honor l Z Sanctu clety 4 Debatungl 2 3 w f Drarnatncs l 3 4 3,g'lllg ker Eric is a level-headed fellow admired by 50d , , J: , 1 aw So' g ' ,,gOlStafl,2,3,4g Sokcrfaam 479144 Edwin

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FRANCIS B CLINE ulck wlttedness humor and cheerful ness are the outstandlng characternstucs of Barry Clnne Ever a spur to dull recltatuons he has enllvened many a wearyung session with some choice but of wuttlcnsm Barry IS well liked by everyone and we are sure that hus fruendlnness and all around ablllty wlll help hum to rarse hugh the banner of Regus Sodallty l 2 3 4 Sanctuary Socuety4 Chess Club 4 Checker Club 4 Camera Club 3 Treasurer 3 Model PATRICK G CLOONAN Bubbllng wuth energy and good humor Pat IS a friendly fellow wlth a gladsome smule and cheery greetnng for everyone Lute seems to have imparted to hum the most optlmlstuc outlook one could lmagune Yet underneath thus banterung carefree surface Ines a gener ous splrlt which has won its way into the hearts of all S allty l 2 3 4 Sanctuary Society Debating l Stamp Clubl 2 3 Chess Clubl Z 4 Checker Club 2 Dramat1cs3 4 Q A I l I - ' I Club 45 Stage Clrew 2, 35 Tennisl3. l od ' , , , Q Q z

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THOMAS J CONNELLAN As we depart from Regus we regret that we wall be cuttung short our treasured ac qualntance wuth Tom The Splendid untlrlng servlce he has rendered has Alma Mater have always been to our greater edlfncatlon ln school work he us possessed of an lnsatlable desire to fngure everything out for homself Tom ns the :deal which each true Regvan trues to emulate S alntyl 2 3 4 Guardofl-lonorl 2 3 4 ac tuary Soclety 4 Debatmg Soclety 3 4 Quarterly Staff 4 Mlssnon Staff Z Chess Club 2 3 4 Checker lub C 4 Camera Club 4 Stage Crew 3 Year Book Staff 4 Owl Staff 4 JOSEPH P CONNORS Here IS the smulung good natured fellow who has earned an enviable reputatuon rn the fuelds of basketball and baseball Hrs tame and popularuty have spread far but above all Joe s modesty ns has prevaullng character sstnc As captaln of the varslty basketball team Joe ns especrally gutted wsth the abulnty to lead and to handle others Sodaluty I 2 3 4 Sanctuary Socnety Prefect D batnngl 2 Quarterly Staffl 2 Year Book Staffl 2 Mussuon Clubl 2 3 Chess Clubl 2 3 Checker Club l 2 Bas ball 2 3 4 Capta l 2 4 Base 2 3 4 Sensor Room Commxttee 3 Sensor Dance Commlttee 4 Vice Presrdent of Student Councul Qewiae Scwfeiwin few . I 0dl,,,:' ,,,:Sn- In 5 I I ,fl I I I I I 2 I -A -- - I I .I Je- 'fi ,I .I V' ,.i ,ri ,g ket l,,,g in,,g ball l,.i A, . li . , . . .