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

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pgesibim' -, vs ar Y 15 r 1' V I A: A ' CE-PRESIDENT N tx , wma D x -rv.1Fw'M ' wr Illlng Kun at Gallwm' vhw' Front Row: G. Magner, J. Foley, J. Flood, E. Lafferty, R. Backe, R. Cavalier, E. Reilly, E. Brandon R. Cornish, W. Hayden. Second Row: E. Cea, H. Kensing, J. Kelly, J. McDonough, E. Baum gartner, W. Hanrahan, F. Sarno, D. Kingsbury, A. Buettner, J. Burke, J. Higgins, J. Konvalinka Third Row: E. Drexler, J. Grady, W. Foote, D. Dunkak, V. Gallagher, W. Kane, D. LaBelle E. Daniel, R. Lavach, P. Smith, P. Mullany. Back Row: F. Gruler, J. LaTorre, T. Hennessy J. Ennis, W. O'Connor, B. Tobin, R. Myron, D. Hart, D. Cronin, D. DeMarco, T. Fahey Not Pictured: D. Bracken. 4-C won the Thanksgiving Drive, and set a school record in doing it . . . Here are a few stand-out members of the Class: Bernie Tracey, Business Manager of the Regis Dramatic So- ciety, and chairman of the Thanksgiving Drive . . . Joe Saccio and Don Butterfield, the school's top artists . . . Bob O'Shea, B Quarterly mastermind and prolific thespian and orator . . . Bob Lambert and Vin Guinee, key members of the Orchestra . . . Frank Lynch, Jack Ryan, Ernie Muller, and Tom Macpeak, who sparked the Basketball team . . . Leo LaPorte. Tom Hughes, Jack Ryan, and John Edwards, main cogs in a successful Base- ball team . . . Bill Cawley, Fred Hahn, and Jim Winberg, the big-name mermen . . . Jim McGarry, whose efforts went into the l95l Yearbook, I8

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Front Row J Hagan J Biscoglio J McKenna J Mullins R Maggi K Hellwig T to J Soscia M Pierce Second Row J McShane J ORourke P Cahill M Kelleher T Dullahan W Donovan J Bennett E Cavanagh Back Row J Scott J Tighe J Wall E Brooks G Guertin J Meehan L McKenna R Meyer J Lutton Not Pictured J McGovern 4 A HOMER S TROJANS Our top flight athletes include Richie Meyer and Jlm Meehan in Varsity Basketball and the gridiron trio Ed Brooks Joe BISCOQIIO and Joe Lutton the All Star backfield of SO . . . Pete Donovan and Rlchie Meyer handle the spiritual activities as Pretect of Sodality and Prefect ofthe Guard of Honor, respectively . . . Jerry McKenna landed himself the Presidency of the Hearn Debating Society, and Mike Pierce drowns weekly as manager of Varsity Swimming. . . . Pete Donovan is also Secretary of Senior Year, and Jim O'Rourke is President ofthe Athletic Council . . . Impres- sions L.T.D.: Class bard-Jack McGovern: Comedy, Inc.-Joe Tighe: Scholastic Aptitude-Jack Soscia: Lone Wolf-Georges Guertin: Best All-around-Jerry McKenna ...' 'No charge! I7 vgsslvu' van Wahl' Don. tn?-FWRH 'fx-: I V c s rnfg,,EN Th om zffg T

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THIS IS 4-B. You'll find everything from brains to brawn 'neath the 4-B roof, To cite a few: we boast the Illuminati of the Virgil Academy, Bill Kane lalso President of Senior Yearl and Ed Drexler lalso Sports Editor of the Owll 3 Varsity Basket- ball stalwarts Don DeMarco, Jim McDonough, Red Myron, and Big Jim Ennis: those terrific thespians Tom Fahey and Denny Bracken, both of whom have Dramatic Society medals to add to their press noticesg John Grady, who batons the Regis Orchestrag Don Dunkak, Vice President of the Hearn Debate: Vin Gallagher, Gene Daniel, Bob Cavalier, Gene Brandon, and Jack Kelly, who aid the Glee Club with their mellow tones . . . 4-B as a unit holds the basketball championship of Senior Year, and we topped 35Of?6 of our quota in the Thanksgiving Drive. Front Row J McGarry S Rand T Hughes G Lavery T Macpeak F. Sweeney, J Saccio T Strehan E Muller J Lawler Second Row R Mathews V Guinee, P. Tomes, icher L LaPorte J Hopkins H nn J Ryan B Tracey R Walsh, J. Wynne. Third Row R Lambert W Fitzmaurice J Edwards F Lynch T Prendergast, J. Reilly, J Winberg K Kiernan M Molloy W Glowacki Back Row D Butterfield, F, Murray, R Hartmann T Delahunty F Hahn W Cawley J Barry T Brock J Pryor D, McCarthy. vaislnun Q- . vlcs.pR,SmENT is LY 'ch J 5 J inn' s. now 'W a ry clllhn 4' K Thomas Mnvel