St Agnes Academic High School - Agnesene Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

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11 . ' ' as., 'Burn - - 'K mov, 'G' The Pride of St. Agnes-the football team. Lower Left: Mr. james Lennon, Director of Athletics. Lower Right: Mr. Raymond Coleman, Coach of Football. Front Row: Paul Fitzgerald, manager, john Nolan, Richard McDer- mott, Thomas Whitfield, john Datz, Michael McNamara, William Flynn, Robert Maxant. Roger Smith, tco-cap- tainjg Thomas Lynch, james Klouda. Second Row: Daniel Marrin, manager, Thomas Parnell, Emmett Paradine William Gillen, john Crowlev, Robert Keller, Edmond Farrell, james Cramer, Arthur Lamb, john Macca, Pete Carew, Lawrence Kraemer. Bark Row: Thomas Walsh, manager, john Bracken, Thomas Gibbons, john Lacarrubba Robert Fleming, joseph O'Keefe, Ceo-captainbg Walter Lindeboom, joseph Perri, Edward Reilly, Arthur Smith William McCormick, Richard Welch. :Ye ' ,D v. .4... .Ja J. Mr. Coleman, coach, gives pep talk to his team. Ready for the snap. Football Our Score School Their Score 6 St. john's Prep O 0 Lynbrook 6 6 La Salle M. A. 7 26 Fordham Prep 0 14 Brooklyn Prep 6 7 Seton Hall 0 The first football team in the history of S Agnes was fielded in 1953 under the guidance c Coach Ray Coleman and led by Co-captains Rogc Smith and joe O'Keeie. Four games were won, tw were lost. The predominantly sophomore team played j. V. schedule and look forward to varsity compet tion. The team was sparked by the running of Art Lamb, john Crowley, jim Cramer, and Bob Kelle with Crowley doing most of the passing as we' The important blocking jobs were handled by F Farrell, Bill Flynn, john Datz, 'fMickey M Dermott, Tom Lynch,,Walter Lindeboom and Bc Maxant. They were ably spelled by Michael M Namara, Bob Fleming, john Bracken, john Macc Bill Gillen and Pete Carew. Defensive standou were Roger Smith, end, joe 0'Keefe, linebacke Bill Flynn, guard. 110 an

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it tri X it .... X. X. it Baslfaetball Ed Murtaugh High Scorer Q . ,,.L.hX LLAi.. A E.. E .LiLiLi.2 ,M John Crowley Captain tiffff Q4-.M S , 5 Robert Scholly Good with set shots The '53-'54 season brought to St. Agnes bas- ketball team a host of good luck. The Jayvees had 14 victories and 6 losses. For the Jayvees Ed Murtaugh made better than 15 points per game and Paul Fitzgerald more than 13 per game. 111 Paul Fitzgerald High Scorer Roger n. 54 te g, fg Q fi' Q ' Robert Keller Good rebounder Richard Graves, Freshman Captain Mr. Lennon, Coachg John Crowley, Jayvee Captain. at i F ' g e .e w Q6 fr The Team. Kneeling: James Cramer, John Dowd, Robert Scholly, John Crowley, Captain, John Bracken, Paul Fitzgerald, Ed Murtaugh. Standing: William Flynn, manager, Roger Smith, John Macca, Joseph O'Keefe, Mr. James Lennon, Coach, Robert Keller, William McCormack, Richard McDermott, Paul Ferri.