St Agnes Boys High School - Agnesian Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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The lighthouse brings out the Dying on the Cross, Our Lord gave to the world a new mother, the Blessed Virgin Mary. Per Mariam Ad Je-sum is the motto of the Marists and of their students. Every good work, all efforts and each sign of progress are consecrated to her. Through Mary we touch eternity, we reach unto God, our Father. three adult forces whose example stands as a dauntless force against the storms of life. lt's beaming light shows the way like the brilliant beacon of wise counsel. Dedicated to fulfilling the awe- some responsibility of educating a child, the parent exerts every judi- cious effort to provide his son with whatever will lead him to happi- ness, here and hereafter. -xw, ,Q vs, ,, .7,f'5LTV?.' Q f. AI?- . -A -- .fr '1'-'+ G' ,, 15.1, 5 W w I , 1 ,Q Q vu -' I2 G '75 , 1 TY 1 ., ,. . I i 1 X .. ... I X 4- , Viiliflf 3, -,Q sn milf- Q xl X fi if 'pg' -A --z'x? 41'-: fl - :ji-'33 F V' - 1 f'.ff?0I L l ' 1 -YI- ' xg 1. 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Conan Vincent Senior A, Religion, English, Algebra, Basketball Moderator, Guidance, Bowling Team. Bro. Denis Damian Junior A, Religion, Physics, Chemistry, Algebra, J.V. Coach T Bro Ignatius Anthony Junior B Religion American History I and ll Senior Sodallty Mr Thomas Morgan Physical Education Biology Health Economics Basketball Coash Guidance 1 Bro Henry Lucuon Sophomore A Rehglon Citizenship Amerucan Hlstory Bro Timothy Martln Freshman B Rellglon General Science French French and Scnence Clubs -1. 4 Z?'9' ,xv Bro. Gabriel Mary Freshman A, Rellguon, Latln, World Hustory, Geometry, Junior Sodallty Bro Mortsn Jude Intermednate Algebra, Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, Track Coach. 11' Bro Kenneth Evence Sophomore B Rellguon French Englush Yearbook Photography Bro Aldon Francus Vocatuonal Director : Ki 'Eva ff its AL. I Q . I I- me xx World History, Economic - , . 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'Ys not San Quentin E-gi -Q-5 1' . L 3m. , t,1'... ' BERTIN I.. BROWN ' Bert Y- ' Track man from Brooklyn . . . interested in science , . . for- Xyx ' kj ever broke , . . eots beans ot the Automat . . . hopes to study chemical engineering , , . always found with Harry . . . Good luck, Bert FRANCIS E. CAMPBELL Jules 'bc Brooklyn lad with the hearty h laugh . . . came to us from ii I V WE' St. George in Junior year . , , energetic philatelist . . . an ardent hockey fan . . . has rosy cheeks like o Campbell's ad . . . will make o fine Ma- rine . . . Keep happy, Fran It seems almost impossible that it is over four years since I first opened the heavy door which separates the noisy bustle of the business world of 44th Street and the calm serenity of Saint Agnes and entered the dim-lit halls for the first time. I had come to take the entrance test. After hearing of Saint Agnes for three years, I finally saw the school. It seemed rather small and home-like. As I ascended the stairs I saw sign after sign referring to See fifth fioor The good old days in Latin I . , . BERNARD J, CARBIN Bernie Swimming team enthusiast . . . remembers Bro. Francis and his English period . . . always en- M . . .f toys snack during class . . . a good iournalist during stay at St. Agnes . , . remembers social side of C.I.P .... buddy- buddy with Vetell . .. So long, Bernie PETER A. CIACCIO Pete Always ready with a grin . Bro. Vincent's prize pupil . . . ' - X. 3 YT'--r another chess fan . . . often seen with Vinny Gaudiello . . . hopes to study pharmacy at Fordham . . . lots of luck, Pete swimming pool , Annex is across the street , The rifle range in the basement , TV Station on first floor , and every other imaginable activity. I later learned that these signs had been put up by the good natured Seniors. The test was rather hard, as I left I felt sure I had failed. A few weeks later, a card arrived at my house notifying me that I had been accepted. Once more I found myself entering Saint Agnes, but this time it was not just a Our first boat ride of fun . . Ii Q 'JF - ' L' is Q-ff' S. LOUIS P. CONDRON Buddy Speedy lad from Richmond Hill . . . faithful to track team for 3 years . . . remembers when he beat Gough in the broad jump . . .favorite gripe: school! . . . an earnest linguist . . voted best dresser . . . Never slow down, Buddy ARTHUR D. CAREY Artie Still waiting for Midnight lunch' '... remembers Bro. Bernard's erasers . . , prime mover of Chess Club . . . likes to ask questions . . . known for his subtle wit . . . wants to take up the study of iour- nalism . . . Au revoir, Artie R5 1--'T' X Mintbosomothinguptlnro... MICHAEI. I. COIIAN lim!! The smiling ll-linen Ina Woodside . . Vdll id E handsome . . . I si. lliil ' Cardinal fn . . . Pnsidun of SeniorA...0UHi1lWiS- out homewili . . . RPO! D attend H181 . . . ildi Sodalist and Shih! C0161- Ior . . Every evans, Mic ROBERT E. C3111 ...gba Zealous biology SNIOIP. . . Qi, preparing fb! PIICIHIGY If SI. Johrfs . . . noted for abuses on test day! . . . Olliiyt KOH!! skating pnriiti . . . GKUW! S3108 of being n deep ikklf. . . God bleu yu. Ich Hissiger was in tf 'hen 4 school, it was my school, Atter I had paid the registration fee, I Iett Saint Agnes, the next time I entered it would be as a fullefledged freshman. September I953 came, and so did my introduction to the Marist Brothers and their teaching methods. The hrst day of school I found myself in the company of perhaps IOO other boys, standing in the auditorium Iistening to the voice of Brother Peter as he instructed us to till out cards designating whether we would prefer to take French or Latin. I...- IGH EGJRLEY uw ol! of ihxhe on basket- Xl hi . . . pals around UIQ Mila . . . ardent W 'I . . . one of Bro, nil' Q91 students of M S' .... ti favorite stu- but idk! . . .aspires to hotline... leltlides, John PASQUALE I.. CUTANEO u,.Y, slddy from Brook- HI . . . 080 of three musket- ION Wm! U... md Hedgy . . . Milf Btlfllilj it Dodgers , , . Iffilhlaflfmbenis . . , re- llcwlbd for Hit world-shaking laugh oodshofp clothes . . . Good hd, always, Par gift!-6' 'K .ok 1 ' 'ie 511. L ,- ' '1 . A A .'-F, A Q, -..,.f' 'jflx iv- 'Xt -f 3' ' K., X .,-.- K ,I 4 V, MK iz. Lrg .1 1' Vx., A , . -I -tu, AQ How no' 'O use G benchl 436' JOSEPH P. DEMPSEY rrbfr Remembers bomb unfit . . pals with wdflhiill . . . ardent Yankee fan . . . onioys GSHOOZEKWQIJM.-. daily race Wlih 9 o'clock bell . enioyed Macbeth . . . Keep happy, Jos LAWRENCE K. DRISCOLI. rrluswu Hails from Rosedale . . . hot rod enthusinll . . . get 6 llitll our of Frenth class . . . always on time . . . famous Nrosarns with Bob Morris . . . always ready wich a question . . . Keep plugging, RusOy N' N X s xx, Stop , X .R X nd Street , - - Q Mcla ROBERT L ER NST rr..-lor. Mr, Science of SQ. Agnes CPlYl'Oi U Slidl fllle . earn- O0 Efllii . . . 'iles to build Ildihi Qlld Oihtf llectrical de- Q. vices . . . illllih he is not Bro. ' Denis' cousin . . . correlates Th0Il9llli . . . bright in American History . , . a fine l1ihff9rlhQAGNESIAN... Success ln yours, ' Bob JOHN 1, FERGUSON rrhrgy., Tho South Bronx's gift to St. Agnes . . . always ready with ' a sharp answer . . . naved for his unusual script . . . sprouted ' into a six footer in Senior year . . . Thi most happy fella . . . seldom silent . . . manages to hoop busy . . . Keep smiling, Fergy '9hl:n ph e boast of Senior class After the cards were collected, we were dismissed and the first day of school had ended. The next day we attended Mass, where I first met Mon- signor Dineen. He welcomed us to the school and told of the Three T's g thrift, taste and tidiness. After Mass we were assigned to ofhcial classes. I, having chosen French, became a member of lA. My official teacher was Bro. Gabriel Francis. 21 l wed 'P ' ' I Since then.1'9 has S o He quickly set us straight on the condition of things at Saint Agnes. Those boys who had selected Latin formed Class lB under Brother Thomas Joseph. Soon I was absorbed in learning the coniugations of French verbs with Brother Kenneth, finding out how little l knew of English with Brother Gabriel, exploring the in- tricacies of science under the leadership of Brother Vincent, attempting to resolve the financial problems of the world in Brother Kenneth's economics class, and making the ac- quaintance of that lovable little x which would plague me for four years in mathematics. But all was not work, there was plenty of time for fun. There were dances, basketball games fwhich many fresh- , X4 - Y?N y ti' ur i JOHN E. FISHER Fish wiumm H. GARGAN san Captain at track team . . . re- Brings his own lunch to the members the polar bear meet , Automat . . , valiant student at Mount . . . takes everything , , . councilor , , . famous for his in stride . . . will study Chem- , , auto accident . , , Manager of lstry at Manhattan . . . enloys H , the basketball team . . . wi the honor roll holiday . , . , d th' t 1 . , . l- famous tor his chess match oony mg ow gym 0 , ways ready with a question .. with Carey , . . lots ot luck, Fish lon ol luck' Haillu 22 99 ,- with QQ K ,T , ' 'Ks . Wk. , QM K . RWD sh ot - Gardaua JOSEPH A. GARDELLA Joe Ambassador from downtown . . .favorite pastime: girls! . . . an earnest supporter of anti- homework movement , . . al- ways good for a laugh . . . great friend of Campbell . . . wouldn't walk a block for a Camel . . . Best of everything, Joe :Q ,L My .. V r..1U,,. it 'Q mouth ,hw EDWARD A. GARRITY ,,Ed,. An ardent Sodalist and C.Y.A. man . . . often seen with Tex or Dave . . . the last ofthe Regis boys' '... writes and types for STAG . . . an active and untiring member of the Dance Committee . . . exuberant writer for AGNESIAN . . . likes biology and French . , . Best wishes, Ed Z' Y if 4 ' '9 ...f VINCENT J. GAUDIELLO nvinnyr. A popular lad and excellent mathematics student . . . wants to continue his studies at City College . . . continually quotes Mr. Morgan . . . a staunch follower of the Yankees . . . most congenial . . . good in all sports . . . Keep happy, Vinny 23 -.-f WALTER R. GRETCHYN Wally A bowling enthusiast . . carried over liking far Latin and economics from St. George . . .one of Mr. Morgan's varsity hoopsters . . . plans to attend Fordham . . . a rabid Milwau- kee Brave fan . . . follows the rock and roIl Rangers . . . always good for a verbal bout . . . Keep plugging, Wally DANIEL M. GREGORIO Doberman The Mickey Mantle of intra- mural softball . . . a Perry Como fan , . . remembers Tommy Martin in Soph year . . . swoon: over Pier Angeli . . . never got over the Yankees' victory in the World Series , . . a line Brooklyn lad bound for St. John's . . . PAUL J. GRIGONIS Paul An ardent Gsherman . . . the quiet one in French class . . . great chum of WJ, and Sean . , . another of the 48 working men . , . an aspiring engineer . . . abounds in his devotion to the Dodgers . . . Good luck, Paul Best wishes. Dobie qw., be -swf men attendedj and skating parties. The winter came and went, and as the spring approached, I prepared for the si. Very mu ch attached to ph, 'Choo' parade. I had seen the Saint Patrick's Day parade many times, but this time I would be a part of it. We marched right in front of the Department of Sanitation-not the band but the men who were taking down the barriers. As summer came closer, the big event of the year loomed large and clear. On May 25, we boarded our boat for a trip to Rye Playland. Time flew and it was time for the tests. I came back for my report card and found that it was not necessary for me to go to summer school. Some weren't so lucky, and the first of many cuts was mode. The summer passed rapidly and soon it was time to return to school. Now I was a sophomore and it was my ne kibitleff ' ' ' Debate!! make 6 DONAlD J. HEFNER Don Hails from Woodside . . .faith- ful student councilor . , . the money holder of 4A . . . likes history , . . remembers the long walls on St. Patrick! Day . . . plans to ioin the Navy with Buddy' '... star pitcher ot 3A's championship team . , . Anehors away, Don '26 'v 'S qw-7 'Z C' 0.4 -JJ 3 JOHN E. HEDGECOCK Hedgy Senior partner of O,B,, Hedgy and Cutaneo . . . a rabid Kniclm fan . . , staunch admirer of Bro. Denis. . .always handy with a joke . . . not the stu- dious type but has the stuff to go places . . . lots of luck, Hedgy Coneonllef,oiltlesru'le... 1 K I r 1 l jr I I, -Q Igllllll 5,2 y ' jlll 2 ' il or 1 ,e 2 .4 'C r -w PAUL F. HISSIGER Senator Pleasant Taft Republican . . . St. Albans gift to St. Agnes . . . Sodality devotee . . . :on- stitutes one-half of the latin 4 class , . . plans to be a U.5. Senator from New York . . . a segregotionalist of some stand- ing. . . on avid orator . , . a fervid STAG and AGNESIAN writer . , . noted for his can- stant need ot a haircut . . . So long, l'liss JAMES N. HEWITT Jas A member of the AGNESIAN . . . operates a ham radio . . . good in Math . . . came to St, Agnes in Senior Year . . . plans to study engineering . . a bowling club man . .. Sincerest regards, Jim L 5,4 -iv Nr' Who can forget the Automat gang? great pleasure to look pityingly on the poor little Almost before the school year started there wos an friendly rivalry established between the better sophomor class'f and QA. I was lucky enough to be o member c Brother Denis' sophomore B. After being introduced t World History by Brother Bernard and Plone Geometr b Brother Denis I found rn self env in those oor littl freshmen. At the some time some sophomores were stru Y I Y Y Q P c l- gling through Coesar's Gallic Wars with Brother Potric but I was deprived of this enioyable task. The rivalry between sophomore classes was --to-' JAMES P. LENISTON nlenny., One of the Gateway of the 'i nv' f,X World Boys' '... Veep of - Student Council . , . captain - , of the victorious softball team X . , . a football and track team A lx star , . . plans further education at Manhattan . . . one of Fr. Muhoney's Boys . . . Keep plugging, Lenny DAVID F.KlRKPA1'RICK Dave Mr, President of Senior year Q . . a many slendored fellow 3 . . . Sodality Prefect and French :s -v . Club enthusiast . . . usually seen with Ed . . . plans to study for o career in medicine . . . goes for soft sweet music - Glen Miller style. . , St. Agnes C.Y.A. representative . . . God bless you, Dave Old-new sodality pioneers . . when 2B trounced the rest of the school and became Field Day champs. The contention was culminated when l3OM ot 2B bought tickets to the M.l.T. and was finally acknowl- edged as the better sophomore class . Brother Felician delighted in reminding us of our title whenever we slipped a bit. One of the happiest occasions for the Brothers and consequently for the students was the Beatification of Marcellin Champagnat, the founder of the Marists. We all attended the Mass of Thanksgiving at Saint Patrick's, where 'Y -Ml-5 AA. Q .,,i' , p 'f 11'--Y CARL E. LOSCHERT Carl Senior member of loschert and Ca .... rolled into St. Agnes with little brother , . . a Sa- dality man . . . possesses a warm and friendly smile . . . competent STAG writer . . . Adios, Carl NICHOLAS R. LIMONGELLI Nick Still claims he is from Park- chester , . . always looks for- ward to boatride . , . speaks the King's English . . . gained fame by his persuasive method of acquiring dance patrons . . . plans to take civil engineering at C.C,N,Y ..,. Little Nick . . . suspected of laughing at Bro. Vincent's lakes . . . May your future be bright, Nick -Q5 4 if E? 'bf Voops invade 'loin' City . . Q ,, ,r .w 'Q Q-gi? 'in Yes that beam saggrng WILLIAM J LOSCHERT The larger of the Loschert boys lnkes to read Ernst s Journal Amencon en metro the field of busmess admnms tratron great favorite of Bro Martrn' Best of luck Bull Brother Fellclan proudly pomted out his brother a freshly anonnted prnest A debatmg team was started and I volunteered my servnces as an orator Soon, under Brother Leonard s care ful handling, we had our first practlce debates We had a tremendous amount of fun and learned some Englush composition on the side There were more basketball games, track meets, skatmg partles, but alas no boat rude Again we proudly marched up Fifth Avenue on March 'l7th but much further up an rank There were free tnckets to some New York Ranger games presented by Msgr Duneen to some deservmg sophomores and free tickets to the Student Court presented by the JOHN J LYNCH John M Q A former Cadet Ernle Ford fan chuckles over Jackie Cooper enloys 1 v' football and readrng pocket :ng Englrsh period asprrrng chemical engineer by way of Columbra Forward march John WILLIAMJ MLLOUGHLIN DAVIDJ McQUADE Mac Captam of the basketball team a track enthusnast for hrs entire stay at St Agnes attends all hockey games the Garden plans to study physucal educatnon engoyed Beowulf? great for school spurt Stay nn there Mac 26 Dave Likes French but the feeling rs not mutual strongly members former teachers another Dodger fan feels he would like to take up the study of aeronautlcs slow mov ng but always pleasant Keep up the good work Dave M' lib Mr. ' ' ' I II ll - 1 - . I . I , is ' . . . - A L B'II I , ,L ,, ,, - . D an f 6 I , . . ' I ' L A I 1 ' . . . V likes trig . . . hopes to enter I books always awoke dw: . I I U I- ' ' ' . . . an , U1 ,l ,W -.+..-,, . , . A ' - lf . . re- ' , . . ' ,f ' ' N , . v -1 - X rf In f . . . ' X Morgon cuttmg up nn Bao GEORGE F. MONAHAN George Mr. Math' '... the first of the Regis quartet . . . often seen burning the midnight oil r if I in his capacity as co-editor of Q the STAG seldom seen 'of during study period intends to malor In math In college cracks the whip over Stag hopefuls a member of the bowling team and AG NESIAN We won t forget you George '5- ' my 'iff JOSEPH E MORRISSEY oe Very active as a Freshman agrees with Bro Dems on Held day results Popular Joe If Class Secretary of 4B ou standing nntegrattonallst hopes to enter Columbia come September Always be yourself Joe counculors to deserving sophomores Sophomore year was the hardest year of hugh school, but It was also the most enloyable for all sophomores believe that they run the school and we were permitted to be happy In our Ignorance All things must end however and soon It was time to take Regents for the first time an my hugh school life After we received our marks we realized that there would be fewer of us left next year Junior year opened with a lolt almost the entire faculty had been changed The only familiar faces were Brother Dems Kenneth Vincent, and of course the basketball coach, Mr Morgan and the principal Now Instead of One track success led to another 7 'Exe ao 4 and '51 1 ef' noasnr 1. moms sob An outstanding player for the Varsity Basketball team . , , Bellaire's gift to St. Agnes . , . gets healthy marks In health enloyed sleeping during Macbeth noted for his passtve resistance wi make a fine Marine Snncerest wishes always Bob WILLIAM J MURPHY Easily confused with W R Murphy fan of the Bronx Bombers man of many notes enloys building model boats continually wonders why he took chemistry AGNESIAN writer Keep smiling W J That s little Morrissey looking chesty S N O w cgi' 1-In 1 V H Y 1 - , I. . ll' , I In rr - ea ' P ' ' ' ' h ' f N 5 -4, . . . Q ' A ' t Q tt , ' 5 ' , . - I ' :gf mf ll if . . . A , sg-Q J' . . ' . . J 4 'fy J . . . I T1 ' 'bf Q, F l I . x -NN , , V 1 rm! i . . . . ' 9 J- ' jr- M Q,-ae, 'Q i - ' - 'X-is 1 ,gt f,-2 ' ' V , ' , ,, t-4' - ' E YY- T? . 'I ff!-sq r r rfsil . . . L - 1 .fl Y! ' ' E , gy 4 - A, A - 1 A ' , ' , 3 5 5 pg. A 5 L it W, J J . 'J 5 M 1 f 'fi f ' 4: J- YV 5 1 1 ' N Y' f--- is' t 1 r. J f 4' hm' '- f V gg, 2 . --- N t f l fo V' F A l ..'.q,a knowing how tar I could go and what I could get away with, l knew nothing. I was ushered into junior year by a big, tall Southerner, Brother Ignatius. The other juniors once again had Brother Denis. I found the new Brothers had some new and startling methods ot teaching. I suddenly became very word cone scious and it was not unusual to find me tearing up news- papers during study period hunting tor vocab research words. I found that the majority ot the class had decreed that certain subjects were perfect tor eating lunch. The teachers agreed, and set up a cover charge of 50C for all dinners. Soon it was discovered that it was cheaper to eat during lunch time. Brother Denis again took the Field Day Championship with his 3A class. Meanwhile in 3B, a class paper was being born, which would soon lead to the rebirth of the Stag . MacNarnara made basketball history for Saint Agnes, and the entire school basked in his reflected glory. This was the year also when George Wright won the S'IO0,000 prize on TV. Intra-mural softball was experimented with, and proved a huge success. I marched up the Avenue on a cloudy March day but my heart was singing for this year there were no cries ot Hey freshman or Lousy sophomorem ringing in my ears. The tests were not quite so diflicult, but strangely enough, WILLIAM R. MURPHY nw Rn, Rotund and jolly . , . shines in English closs . . . enjoys 'rig and chem . . . another Dodger fan . . ,a mos! effective student councilor. . . will take business administration in college. . Keep happy, Muff Q - ' . r mfrf 'arf 1. .any-wr ' . .0 sr I ju Q' i. N, I ' ,,-fr- Aggie ' L Q 1 5 This new tailboard is dilhrent - - - 1 s nv V , . IVY ' .Q - 6 . .- I ' 1 7 'ss Fi 3 EN, FROSH QUOTES I954 Haney did it , . . The big stick policy First boat ride Skating party Tho Brothers' iokes? Monsignor's pep talks l'm right - books's wrong Two blocks radius Track on cold days Oh, those word problems rr Alright, take out your books Famous 2:30 club JOHN G. O'LEARY Sean The Irishman born on St. Pat- rick's Day . . . wants to know when Bra. Vincent will stop pounding sand . . . a good dancer . . . amateur photog- rapher . . . wants to ioin the ranks ot the police force . . , member of the 2:30 club . . . a tine artist . . . a zealous Dance Committee member . . . Keep smiling, Sean , fs. , K.. RICHARD F. PFAFF Richie When do we eat? seen at many track meets and bas- ketball games very studious . rides the Brighton Beach line with Fish . . enloys a good poke a rather ex- panded student councilor Saphire' his favorite expres- sion a really wonderful guy' , . Keep happy, Richie ' 9...-...--....- SOPHS QUIPS 1955 Go get the meter stick . . . Bro. Patrick, the little philosopher Water pistol fights The first field day Bro. Aidan's Pied Piping Discussions at H B. H Fixing the clock Bomb scare See me ot 2:30 Memorable P.A. announcement Your hands cold? Unforgettable chalk missives NICHOLAS ct nccione Nick Ozone Park's gift to St, Agnes .. . a grid Giant fan . . . plans to attend St. John's . , . likes carpentry and girls . . . You're the boss' '... a three year basketball star . . . money bags of 48 . . , popular with all . . . Bonne chance. Nick '-A1 . ...,, X wr 4' '2 s:f K Why no loitering laws were made . . N r 14 .Q Y '45- f ' 'xv' WALTER T. OUERIN .i 'Walt' Another cadet , known tor his cool raincoat . . a buddy of Nick and Ronny desires to attend St John s speaks with forked tongue Veep of 48 relaxes during biol- ogy class Success be yours Walt JOHN F. QUINN Jackie Rock and Roll fan, Presley and Dogget especially , . . another of the Regis Men' '... will someday challenge Willie Hop- pe to a championship game . . . pals with Tex and Ed. . . AGNESIAN writer . . . likes to sleep all afternoon . . . o real happy lad . . . Be good, Jack ,Tj 'fv- ap' fi WlLLlAM R. RITTER H-rex., Second of the Regis clan to arrive . . .known for his con- servative dress' '.,. stands out because of his rare coiffure ...palofEdandJack... has gay time at St. Helena's dances . . . a ladies' man . . . well liked by everybody . . . Happy hunting, Tex Travelling bookbags Vocab research Crap games in 3B Put that gum in your pocket Oh bring back Geometry to me Tearing up 44th Street Coke sessions before school The pigeons in 3A Softball game at Rye Beach The South will rise again Oh b otherl Sonny Bro. Vincent's diabolical ambiguous JUNIOR JARGON 1956 is ..,. X -.Q 'inf' Standing on the corner, watching n x v 4 Q . A ' JAMES J. REARDON Big Jim Member of the interclass com- munication system of Monahan, Reardon and Ernst . . . Elmont's gift to St. Agnes . . . hard plugger in everything he under- takes . . . great friend of Ernst . . zealous student councilor . . . likes biology . . . an outstanding student.. . So long, Jim fe ,N D 'rf sl EDWARD F. ROVER Tucker Named after the Brothers' mas- cot . . . second in Rover cycle . . . Co-editor of the STAG . . . Bro. Peter's understudy . . . boasts of sociological achieve- ments as Boys' Club counselor , . . skilled writer for AGNESI- AN . , . loyal to the school dances . . . possesses remark- able school spirit and o gay, lively wit... Au revoir, Advent of suit coats Saturday morning club Graduation Day Infamous Oh B other Victorious field day And the disk came tumblin Eddie g down What happened to the smoke room? New Chess club and Bowling team Student Council trials Midnight lunch The Hissiger-Morrissey feud on segregation Now wait a minute SENIOR JOSHIN 1957 ROBERT H. SCHWEERS GUIDO A, TAGLIENTI sob Guido Pals around with Stan . . . kneels during Angelus . . . en- ioys listening to Glen Miller . . . doesn't particularly care for trig , , . his lunch period coincides with English . . . l5O bowler . . , did well in French . . . So long, Bob in 'buf ,- Qtr, s 1,- Y li. , FRANCIS T. RYAN Frank Anderson's successor . . aspires to be a Dominican . . . vows he has never opened a trig book . . . active participant in school activities . . . seen daily with the attendance sheet . . . devoted student of Latin Four . . . God bless you, Frank ..,,,.. . Hopes to follow in the foot- steps af Bro. Denis . . . Money man of Sodaliry . . . likes champagne music, lawrence Wellr fan . . . silent student councilor with a tenacious will . . . a consistent honor stu- dent . . . Keep it up, Guido an i .kg . And lg da Y we',, 'h if..- f 1'-4 f 1 1' c STANLEY P. STONE nsnniif Came to us from Elmhurst . . . poet laureate of St. Agnes . . . Dodger diehard . . . remembers third year French . . . often seen at the dances . . . an in- quisitive health student . . . a smooth dancer . . . Success in the future, Stan 9 S flldehf Council org JOHN C. TOSARELLA Johnny Came to us this year from Hayes . . . lost no time fitting into the St. Agnes iog . . . made quick friends with Hef- ner, Conlon and Condron . . . picked up a favorite expres- sion, What in Sam Hill! . . . looking forward to ioining Air Force . . . Best of luck, Johnny C04 RICHARD T. WARSZAW IAK Richie His name has tongue-tied many Brothers , . . preparing to study business at St. Francis . . . will always remember good disposition of Brothers . . . 1 1' '55 , lx., enioys English and American History . . . Continued success, always, Richie RONALD A. TIBALDI WILLIAM M- VETHJ Ronnie HBHIYH . Tx Member of the Italian delego- to 1 R,,um,d go dun old gt Agnu 'lon - - - Plan' 'U 'Me' CNY I G3 . after his stay at Esopus . . . College to study low . . favors 1 if V, hu fo' swimming nam under ' l ... 3 hour study period . , . sticks by limongelli and Gaudiello . . . well liked by all the teachers . . . quiet and unas- suming . . . Best wishes, Ronnie Bro. Francis . . . bird of feather with Carbin . . . gained notari- ety as member of Dance Corn- mittee . . . sparked with good spirit in all he does . . . Bonne chance, Billy . W wil te' 'lo A 5 houq the UN 1: ..7-- Q' ft 4B Monahan, B Brown, R Wcrsxawiak Front J la fun-M HONOR ROLl W Loschert, J Fisher, R Ernst, F. Ryan, E Garrity, W Ritter, J, Quinn, G Reardon, G Taglienh, P. Cicccio, E Rover f 1 li Q Bro. Vincent expostulotes . , . K. x . ? ' 3 Pres 48- D Kirkpatrick Pres. 4A - M. Conlon fr ' u Y . ? V Pres 48 -J Ouerln ul Bro Felnx makes Q pomt . 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A. luvlrus MEMORIES The day Monahan came early Bro Henry s famous hnsfory notes Plro s famous law un Physics The Field Day fiasco When Grogan misspelled hls name Lopez failed Oo ge' the answer Bro Dems and his Tooisne Rolls The day Bro Fellx combed has han S Chnsimas carols IH 3A Volckenlng s ulfra scnenhflc explanahans as at as 5 fl Va 'f 'S .fx fri-3 T A Treat J Flanagan HONOR ROLL Back J Gargan E Pura J Gnmn J Augustine W Grogan P Scherer J Flanagan Fran! G Tlranno R Lopez C Passudem P Yurko M Englehard! R Pascolio A Lutlws l 1 :- Back GTlrann0,IhiiIs5lnhCPillfHffiY0,0SUOi WMYIMOIIIPWMIKCQK A Lu1kusJVoldlli0g,lM0ndllh,P YarhnPSsbcurDlaihJPogano - V - 1, - ff V - - - Q ,.' -' , A -fl J avr 1 Q ' . H ,O ' 1 f ' , V y ' A Q . ' ' 'V' O ' ' . n '- ' R f: fl J T , y V 1, 1 Q, V a L . , V 1 L l . ll ' . 1 ' ' ' ,- , , 1 A .K , S . ,G ' y 3. 1' v ' '- ' T K I , Q 's V :ls , ' .9 'lu K , , , H sl 5 0 - 1 1 l ll . Al Q , Q KN l : , ' .- , . , . , . . . . . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . . 'V' 'J J 1 . l q av- 3- Xx ,- 4. Vs X 'J-E Pres. A. Cenci Sec. J. Donegan Shades down, please . . . Where's my lunch? Those dollar hoircu! scares The litfle Triumviraie, M-l.-C Did !he Soulh really win rhe war7 Genuso's one man band . . . Bro. lgnafiux' Son, do you hear me? Clarlx's first love Trudy McCann gaining weigh! in school The new vocabulary boolu ls? Row: E. Reidy, C. MacDonald, M. Roberto, J. Donegan. 2nd Row: G. Clark, S. Massie, J. Duke, R. DiMaria, P. Carpenilo, P. Genuso. 3rd Row: P. Cullen, J. McNulty, J. Reilly, J. Byrne, G. Hughes, C. Joyce, J. Regan. 4th Row: M. Mullin, C, Horn, G. Scalia, C. McCann, R. Hynes, A. Cenci. 51h Row: D. Reilly, B. Walsh, A. Museo. J. Nealon, ' '1 9 Ji I Dxqam i V. Pres G Clark Treas G Hughes HONOR ROLL: .l. Donegon, M. Mullin, P. Cullen, A, Cenci, A. O'Connell, G. Clark. Bro, Igncfius explains onoihev crisis . . . 4 I Y ' lllll-llllfh V. Pres. T. Rover fo' 'C :ig Z? 4926 K Pres. D. Aniinoro . If H, Sghnaue, D. Mulcare, F. McMorrow, J. Tymczyszyn, R. Potfer, T. Zaionski, R. Suarez, J. Sollin, J. Up Rover. look for the KEYHOLE soon . . The doomed risque calendar God give me virtus, I need if la Belle af le Frere 3C cops swimming iniramurals ion, P. Sola, W. Tang, T. MEMORIES if .......- ,. ....,- Baldness is hereditary, says T.M. Bro. Felix teaches the Golden Ruler And now for some Fardellone work! The mad dash for fhe Pepsi line Somebody's sisfer gets acquainfed ,Z us? Q-Q F sw 'f .-4, ,f V fav' ,,, fa T Q ,Y . 4 I f. nl I. Sec. J. Sollin 'F' J U I Treas. K. Betts Q n. Q. an Back: T. McCormick, H. Jendrcu, E. Kiernan, P. lucheifi. 41 Middle, W. Larkin, J. Germano, O. Hofediener, R. Gay. From: A. Fisher, J. Hough, C. Gilvary. Sl! 0 ug' 6 C I l vague ilw 4-J Q pc -1- 5. 4 l A. U x L - C n Q - - 1 , 1 so a .sn-U 0411. as 0114 uolllllul .... .5 no Q a 0 I Q O I I 1 O ur.-.A bsvton-. C U O l v O O 0 ff. x 41 Back: F. Edmonds, P. Ferris, J, Fleming, T. Broodbenl, J. Guggolz. Middle: T. Beglone, L. Carini, J. Coxfabile, J. Donohue. Front R. Businelli, J. Grenawolt, D. Cullen, J. DeGeorge. L. to R.: J. McDonagh, R. Gunsfen, E. Kirwin, J. Melvin, J. McGlynn, P. Hasselmann, R. LaPollo, E. Moore, E. Mahoney, E. Miglioccio, T. Kenny, J. McMurray, J, Higgins, A. Merisola, D. Hedgecock. ' rf N-V lr if-rv ' Tfhty l TW 5 1 K YY' q i' K D. Cullen ! x , 4,8 y ya T Rooney K' . ,' fx 1 x if Ramos 5 D 'Q J 6 I I Pros. R. Palacio all K -' . up ...- V l wx, l 1 V. Hit. W. Clit X' .- 4 4 s l Q fx .ky N , ,,. a V ri, x 4 s 4th Row: V. Attard, A. Frare, J. Cardani, G. Farrell, D. Carini. 3rd Row: J. Fugnetti, M, Blue, J. Cusalino, R. Fovaro, M. Conroy. 2nd Raw: M. D'Arnbrosio A. Branchi, S. Casey, J. Desmond. lst Raw: W, Cuffe, R, Foti, ll. Clauser R, Dare, E. Biolxi. Bro. Kenneth ,.-.1 Bro. Gabriel's dip in Belmont Good year for 2B on the J.V What, Desmond out again! Bro. Felix looking for a ruler When DiBernurdo came back MEMORIES Pleasant Bowlnng league matches Bro Kenneth, the Raving Reporter Cufle's speeches The Brothers piclm an Piclrering The case of the Jet-Spitball 47h Row: R. Rubino, K. Robinson, V. Ptasiuk, 3rd Row: T. Pickering, R. Soun- ders, W. Scoif, G. McKegney, R. Palacio. 2nd Row: J. Kelly, P. Scognomiglio, W. Smith, C, McLoughlin, J. Rocco. Is? Row: D. Malone, J Medich, D. McCor- mick, J. Murphy, J. Soiho. g ya, I HONOR ROLL: Back: E. Biolxi, R. Fofi, W. Cuffe, W. Meegon, J. Kelly. Center: R. Favoro, R. Rubino, J. Cordoni, D. Malone, S. Casey. From: J. Rocco, D. Carini, W. Smiih, A. Bronchi, J. Pickering. 47 I , 6 I sr, Q . 'N Y 1' . xv 'R su.w.s-as Q K Truss. Llubino v 4 na 'Qu 5' Cb A O li ol 1100 no gg at Dill I I O13 IQ! Ill' 090 no he lic . C 1 GOI ooo CDO! .IO 'ODDS :Cla oo 0 I I 1 ,pw-W v.-O-C004 2 Q75 -Ovens 101010 g O n C 1 1 on Q OC 9 ' v D U05 lu Q Dug . Q .' . n 0 C ' 1 0 --n.ooucex ,.i'.L no 0600- in ll lo' Q-n', in agp' 1, 'I' 00 U -2 qi, . .. ,Q 1 UU Ol ,ff as .. 0+ CC v4q ill!-j1l0oou9 1- OCA 'ondoH4 + J ' ' ..,,,, OD OI 9 I1 ,. 990 poo 9 fl' FQ qu I 'Q 'Q 9 -.oo4.g5 1 T T P I... Bu: G Becker A Alelxo R Bacchleru Beyers R Allen J Agresh J Bogglo P Alfonsl Sealed R. Bodami, A. Blume, R. Arroyo. 'J 6- S- V. Pres J Kelly J ' 1 I F vu X - x ,A Pres. R. Allen 1 v . 4 I 1 gl ... Jw x F'l i HONOR ROLL: Standing: J. Grigonis, R. Arroyo, R Budumi, J, Ereno, R. Gedris, A. Blume, J. Kelly, J Healy, C, Kelly, J. Keough. Sealed: A. Becker, P. Alfonsi J, Corolun, G. Daly, P. Copell. K .J-4 I Standing: J. Cullen, J Brody, F Cosgrove, S. Ciroho. Seated D. Duerner, J Curolan, P. Crury, A. Bossi, G. Daly, G. Cusvcnce, P Cupell, J Collins Q- QQ il iflnfffmf A 'f X 1 I 1 ' I :bf :X 4 I, fi I V fl if I, A. I X-f -WA 15 ' ills .J Q is O. H sg -- . 11 I 2 ,. .Ha 2'i':!7' fr .F 45.712 Q-'aan 241:55 5, My 5 ww 1 wwf? fn, if 155556 5 'ff by 14. , 2' v ,,., X. ' W VJ Q Mnmw va 4' If.. f ' , A ' f . , Q, b fa' if' rv f w.., 1 , , X 54, . I ,1 www- PRESIDENT vid Kirkpatrick XTEMY I 4' ' ff- --1-rv 'A 1 My V ' 4 , X L .9 ff . vnu... Y . . s l v P s 1 xv- I1 +- , fi 1' 'ir 'Q' Phofog raphy 'tw' -G-MJ ' I , V' l, -EU! as . ' . ' 'l'Ym,i ' u x 'YAP '--3 V ' 1 Vg A x Jah- . Ash f.. - M' 4 A ta, AP i W mm ,-.1 ' Q V ' v J .TQ f I ,X ,.,, f zQ Q I If ' ' M ' r I ' al 3 B ,Q Q .t . t , U' - ' . 4 iii C51 I 3' ' X12 - .- fix: i,4 f , ,V ' frl, A A . , Yu ' 3 -1- .Y 1 Ph by .. 1 ' ' , B .K .nh in ' h 'W ' . 'CW , x' 'J 1 1 1 . ' ' ,Z 1 Lim f li - ' . Y Photo by Br .P i r P. Yurko W. Yung J. Zufonsk R. Bla h 1 F. M M D M I R B d I .5 I L .XXX f f A., J' 1,1 :fl rf wb. !, ' 1, ' 154 ,ff . . 1 X. X 5, 4 If- ww 71 Q -2 xx f' Irv. :W C S4451 is g 1 'N P2 .xg 2' X Qu ll-ill? 1,11-'A R. Pfaff, B. Corbin, F, Ryan, W. Vetell. Read Truth - share Truth . . . Weekly and monthly, these religious publications drove home the essen- tial importance of a Christ-centered life. A Thought Is Mental Dynamite 'T Z- CO-EDITORS W. Odoinyk SIGNPOST STAFF D. Malone, T. Ken y R. Foto, W. Cuffe, E. Migliuccio. ,vi gnesian J. Fishar, Froniz E. ,L f , f Jw '..+ 'ik L' ..,.. - V ack: G. Monahan, M. Conlon, N. Limongelli, J. lenision, W. Murphy, W. Loscherf, R. Ernst, P. Hissiger, E. Rover. Gcrrify, D. Kirkpatrick, C. loscheri, J. Hewih, J. Quinn. ,,, X A 1 .i , 1 Av ,TW N.. WWW 1 . . . S '1 F The Stag with All the news that's print to fit I could have danced all night . . . J X Www, iL luv TOP- R. lapel, E. Gunify, D. Kirk- patrick, J. Pagano, P. Yurko. CENTER. 47h Row: R. Fuvcro, R. Suun- derx, J Cordani. 3rd Row: R. Palacio, A. Winrkowski, P. Scognamiglio. 2nd Row: W. Smith, J. Fugneffi, R. Dore. In Row: D. Curini, R. Foii, E. Biolzi, W. Cuffe. MODERATOR Bro. Timolhy ,.,, 4 - , t f ' ,V-, Slnvv O -I.. ,W 1 , ZW W,e,,4,yw' ' ' 'ln Q' 451-. ll 1 0 C HY NAMEo Bbl.L N T J-I 50255 1LL 'TN if Z' 'TyPE T xv ,J ig, 'Fwovs HERLS Abevm T7 Q IN Evrirl 5 ornf 5 X! - I XX X- Il 'll iiix-5g.f was N M REAL 9 A W amy TNT ,..,h,, Poem ? 455' 4STAN -x if of rv ,J ,.n new IMG ,L was B? R BUT BUT, TEST .DA ,X X can we ANT! F Y' BUT X-- -X' BROTHER was , ,arms ' BE PRD Szcfazemveorlmsf I1 Bob Brggart, leave my worn-out prayer wheel to Ted Rover Bert Brown pass on to Mrke Monahan my late slips Jan Buchar bequeath my ull fate to Cenca Frank Campbell relrnqursh to Dr Mana my two years of Interrnedrate knowledge Bernre Carbon entrust to Schnaue my abrhty to dole at any lille Arthur Carey gave my sleeprng bag used at eertarn lectures to any and all comers Pete Craccro donate to Ernre Prro my seat rn the back of the class lours Condron present my favorrte Engllsh teacher Bra Vincent to Gambella Mike Conlon assrgn to Terry McCormnck my place an the Automat Bob Cortex leave my abrlrty to cut classes to leonor John Curley transmlt my locker at 54th St to MacDonald Paddy Cutaneo bestow upon Cordon: my hopped-up pogo stuck Joe Dempsey will to George Hughes my broken pencils and pens I, Rusty Drrscoll, entrust my broken desk m Bro Dems' class to Mcldorrow I, Bob Ernst, leave my ablllty to cross-examlne the Brothers to Jlm logon I, John Ferguson transfer to McDonnell my handwntmg and the key to rts translatron John Fisher leave my hydrocarbons and posrtrve sons to Jrm Murray Joe Gardella wlllrngly give my fovonte gyp sheets to Cavaliers Brll Gorgan bestow my gyp notes upon my brother Jam Ed Gamty leave my French books to Madrr Vrnnre Goudrello donate St Mary s cheerleaders to CCIKI Donny Gregorro bequeath my launess rn class to lopez Walt Gretchyn entrust my basketball shorts to John Gnllln Paul Grrgonrs grant my Englrsh sleepmg spot to Joe Pagano John Hedgecock glve up my seat rn Freres French class to I-lorn Don Hefner relrnqulsh our class trophy to George Fox James llewltt pass on my charm and good looks to Volckerung Senator' Hrsslger leave my latm 4 class ta Mullin Dave Kirkpatrick yleld my seat In 4B to Clark Jrmmmy Leruston bequeath to Alex Lutkus my No-Daze pr s Nlck Llmongelh, entrust my seat In 4A to another Bronx scholar, Art Fisher Carl Loschert, wrllrngly leave my lnabllrty to tell gokes to Pete Scherer bil Lambert, commit to Schnaue my loquaciousness in class. John lynch, leave my brains to Greco. George Monahan, relinquish my Stag editorship to Ken letts. lob Morris, leave Driscoll to Nealon. .lee Morrisey, bestow my Subway pass to Passudetti. lill Murphy, commit my desk and old papers to Englehardt. Wilie Murphy, transfer my student council post to Murray. Ronnie Musearella, bequeath my empty lunch bags to Mulcare. DaveMcQuade,transfermyseatinFrencllclasstoJehn O'Kane. Bill Mcloughlin, leave the M72 locker at 54th St. to Mac- Donald. Eddie Nugent, leave my first row seat in 4A to Fatty Mdhorrovv. John O'Brien, give my free pass to all lock 'n Roll shows to Genuso. Tom O'lrien, entrust to I. Walsh my old French boolxs. John 0'Cannell, yield to John O'Connell my desk by the window. Walt Odainylm, transfer my ability to draw for the Stag to leoeer. , Tom 0'Grady, donate my old subway pass to Augustine. John 0'l.eary, will give to Regan my unused Chemistry book. I,NiclxPacciene,givemyseatinthebacllaftheroomtoMeka. lichie Hof, transfer my student council post in 3A to Yurko. Walt Guerin, bequeath my clippies to llanchet. John Quinn, willingly give my battered desk to Robert Gay. .lim Reardon, bestow my detention slips to Espreux. lili litter, entrust my Elvis Presley haircut to Sollin. Eddie lover, bestow my ability to fake at studying to my brother, Ted. Frank lyan, donate my unused Trig book to leiliy. lab Schweers, commit my ability ta eat lunch during class to Kiernan. Stan Stone, pass on nly sleeping seat to McCann. Guido Taglienti, give my 35 post to Denegan. Ronnie Tibaldi, donate my Sept. l5, 1954 Daily News to Lutkus. John Tosorello, yield my seat in the Iuncllroom to McCormick. Willie Vetell, cede my ability to go without a haircut for a year to O'Kane. Richie Worszowiok, leave my charming personality to Raith. Ina estamenl' bfxvvmls, S' NTOJIKE ,1 G A 1.A'VE wand-. A' K x l ! 1 ' you TALK W6 MGT xff .,- M T30 MJLH N' cbs PJ H ff ' -- , 'onowlx lTS'W0-VA ff , ,1 J fiflwkl X X 6' l K7 J FJ? fig f 'b ' ',-Nfy JAN, Ati: bog, I J 0 wht, lj-! ,IPQLJZSX KI? W- 3 ,lov 5 ' M , f X 1 , 'f .. S 4 ' 't J CN l ! f I ' 'X Q bi J XM? vi' h Q j wx X AQ - 1 Ti 5' Six ff - ff D X 19 swoon 1, 2 x.,f 4 Q-. Lv-gl K ,fl qf' 'ii' if Eiflj '75 f:g- I L., Nj, J' WE 1.- ' 5 4 6 175' 5: . 'b f nl 'z fl H: it 5 ra' l' l i 'r' T K ll I lvwx l K S -W- 2-ff f. if ff 1 l- i 7 , Af Ai qi- ,f Q -1 sax Nm 'X K RH - , , V MO I, You LLNEUEK HJ T f ' ' M swzm-s THAT wfxmwe pf-1 OHJ ' V 13 MQDNQCYQT QLASS 5 4 LUYJC9' N-X... fk 'C f x il X Q5 J 0055 - pok xrvro .wx fy' i 'i Am 4.161 A ,L of gfeenx M CHESS CLUB Sfanding' Bro. F. Michael, Moderaforp J. Fisher, J Regan, G. Cordcni. Seated: R. Puscoivo, A. Carey, B. Corbin, J, Tymcsyuyn, J. O'Kane, J Augustine, C. Pauudefvi. - v 5 YQ' i .ny .fx -4 3' 4-a PHILATELY G. Sainsbury, R. Russo, D. Sullivan, R. Roganfi. Sealed Bro. Gabriel, Moderaforg J. Sheridan, G. Waldron, F Mclntyro. x ' , .-,'- Bacli: M. Perroitu, R. Waldron, R. Panxarazu, T. Mullin, b IT v JI 9 ed ? y K 'n I X SE Z x ' x Z ' n ff' 'ma :sz il! 'g -1fr '1 ,X :V ,I nfl G atriclc is L M 9 D loads the SO. Agnes ronhngeni lon gih Avenue A ,L Mom and Dad never lei' us clown- ve LL, s Us g'S t--, -X - Q.,-h '--.. it '-in '51-. mf I ,f ' V ,ff L ' - Y U --, I t TW r k wi ,, 1 , U . ' I hr . A l -'Q MA .' . 1- 'nf' I 'hw -.. as ' ' '-M. . ' .A xv ' L v 1. . . 'Zvi' x v ' in A ,, , W. Q V - M .3 - ' ' - 'YA 'uf ' Y' ' WX. . ' rf' . ,, 74 V -N . A 1 2 . v- f 1 'F ' , , F' ' 'S.. N ju f , A V B -'.'. , , . . L, ggi' ,gi , '4 ' x Z, :Y . - , , f ,, W - - - 'Q W . 'f rw nn f 5 1' .. 6 , Ac J' 'J ink w,f'4l+Z, X 4' ' -- S. 3 14 3 35-2 .1 '. T rf of as 6' -1 gy, 1- -9 VHYX-4 Q S: 5, r:'a I 1' .Y . I ir' q, . Q xii.. 'Z' ,Wir W ,. ' , ' ., I 4- 3. .ff Nr.: tv-E V, ,554 223' '. x . ' rv 'Q ' 'bg Fi Lf m.L - f' 1 .': 'V.- '13 av'-4 if .,, F Q . . . . Q3 . , 'Q .wing 1 9 Q . Y W . , v. , . ,., N -- ey- a f ' 'wfwQQW, , 14 , . E?c'h'6Cgi,, wh ' I3 sv wi 'fn iv- n. '-3 pa: 43 Lf 7 -a .,, 'M -43' 3 fjf-...4u4:.ti2'fQ , ,, - , 5. Q. Aw-rl R? 'Q 'WWA r ,. ?HQ , v4'g4 1 7 ur . :N .ff n-. VARSITY RECORD fA.A.P.S.J Opponent Dwight .......... Dwight ........... Columbia Gr Columbia Gr Rhodes ..,........ Rhodes .....,.... De LaSalle .. De LaSalle .. McBurney ..... Fuanmpnwhfonniolli pw' F I A. I -'22, Ni' f ffl' S mf if .FN 0 ua wg lr' 'I St Agnes Opponent Walden Warsityl 64 K.B.B.C. , , . 72 Regis , , . .. 47 Cathedral , 30 J.V. RECORD St. Simon Stock . . 20 Marist Preparatory 43 43 Captain, Albie Frare Bishop Dubois 23 St. Simon Stock 35 Tolentine . 46 Kew Forest .. ,.,. 32 St. Ann's 66 Tolentine . 49 St. Helena . . . ..,., .. 33 Bishop Dubois , 38 Cathedral . . 28 Holy Cross , 66 St. Ann's .. .. 64 Sl. Helena , 48 Tolentine , ..... 37 Holy Cross 72 H. 'QQ 4l Kew Forest ,. 32 y, '-' Deadly, Richie Arroyo The 1956-57 Junior Stags proved to be a pleas- ont surprise to everyone. Although four of the five starters from a year ago moved up to the Varsity, the Freshmen coming onto the Junior Varsity were not to be denied. They went on to show that they had the makings of a winning team by compiling an enviable l7-6 season record. In the Catholic High ui g Q., Back: C. Mcloughlin, W. Tracy, A, Frare, P. Dunn, R, Segadelli, G Segadelli, G, Farrell, R. Favara, A. Merisola. Front: R. Arroyo, M Gallagher, T. Kenny, W. Cuffe, J. Salvatore, D. McCormick, J MacDonald. School Athletic Association their league record was 7 wins, one loss. This was sufficient to give them a tie for first place among the Junior Varsities of Divi- sion Ill. ln the playoff game they lost to Tolentine in a bitterly contested game by the small margin of 2 points. Agnesians are proud of the fine sportsman- ship behind each player for a job well done. -'S B .cm 0 9.- W SWIM TEAM A XVI? 'F , 1,3 l ' ,ad F - IVPQ S J Mfg A fl ' if 'I M l ll, I W .. . ,f I 1 .4 'F Ib 84 FM HAYES MEET O R k iusf before the plunge. r 6 1 'Uh Sl dng. F. Myskowsky, R OR ln F. Brown, Co h R. Allen, D. Mil :Gra!h J P ehm, T. Mullon. 'Z' - x T. 4 0 5 I . .J w 014, lr if Ijflyx ww ' A T32 'ff '1 .. ' x 0' r -1 P9q,?' . A ' A 0 . 'Q Q J gb' Q, if 9521 vm ft 5 INTRAMURALS CI 3C wins. 1, Here goes th 9 H fa, li ...Xb T , 12' I . . 4 1 Allen emerges Q -TX .Q ' if f mfhe deep. 1 ,.-7' xlf . 4 ,, y . 94.1 255' ' Q :Lv .r, f- .xxxsx Firsi' l A Q Infra-Mural OFTBALL fi X LEAGUE reveals a plurality of skilled sportsmen from each class- v, 54, f 51' 3A Team of 1956 oufplays all others Sf d 9 Bo D J Fisher, J. Cu ley J U G llagh D H f Front: W. Mcloughl W G thy W l 'svon, R. Muscarell N Paccio I 'X . , , W ' xx . 41 1 3 l. ,b ,,. .., .- A - K ll l ' ' 5 . 1 . 5, Q , K ' P lc A Fo hikes 9 B6 At ll ld Q! H X 45 JS , A :ff , 2 v , .. - X r Y 5 4 x .. , - L ', . ' x 5 F .: Q-'Z' 1 6' 1 3 Q 1 5- 0- ' X x . , Q. X V Q 71' - '- ' - 1 f Y ar V , Xe.. ' 'C - , Q , 1 L A ' 5 , 1 , - W ' ' X ' . Z-. 1,44 x 1 s 8 . 4, ,-1 I, Q ' f-a P' Nix! bb 99' ' -' ' L1 at , N Q 5 I 5.31 , R f , X N MPS , ' .J f , 1 Ltr W 'C' ww TW 441 s rw? 7 1 G. Wukd- . ' I if ...wrt s 4,g.6,,.M ,4- ' .v TEAM' 3rd Row c ntyrl D While, .L Bogglo, 5. Casey, rrrssey L Keough 'Ind Row: R. Eueu, L. Grimm, D. Hayes, u P Norton, G. Sainsbury, P. Drury, B. Dwyer, 1 R Russo, L. Brady, P. Mfonsi, J. Kms. ACK . on . A A. o ' R Budomi . Pher . Front: C. Geber, . W. Murphy, L. He 1 r . Corolun, . Wddron. Murchiuno, J. 'emer, R. roto, A. D. D1 lumrnh, R. Pun-zu Cpu h c -Modemm' B V rqnam n Jud. The fun! Kap . . . Wim Captain John Fish er, Smiles and medals speak victory for G. Waldron, B. Wilson and J. Kelly. K . x x 5 4 ia? .f Lj . 1'-' . 41, 4p,, b ' . - . ' N ' A lip, l ' ,J ' M. Ii'-'i wiyxl - 3 C x. , 'ff' f 24. 'ttf' g' - . gs re' '-aff, -1 Q , QQ- X is T. , ' , Q ., , ' . 5 '0'f ' Y , fs . , I, ' 4. ' or ,J M w 'i A he Ji F' ii W f X Q l 'f J 5, -, ,, V L e S 41, f , , ' c ' ' ' r 47 1 , L f 4 . . , f ' - H. 4'-s 1 , -lffvf . T - .' .N 5 h -QT Q . -.digg WY. V g T Q.. -2, n , A x TTT' 4-'. 'esm.., f ' ' -N' 41' ' ' 'r- K ' 1 Bro. Jud ' 1 S 'gg : 4 v 'horqblj Cxpufl on G ., -. ' T 'T ' L,,- S T f R 1 ' on-Country Z: ' wflldfon F' ,N Q ' 9, n U ' s' The track season opened this year with a larger and somewhat improved Field Day. Trophies were gg oftered to both divisions and medals in each event. ,Q Undoubtedly this had much to do with the large turnout for track, with the team maintaining about forty-five members. This season found the Agnesians engaged in Cross 3 F Q Country competition adding a new field of activity K over previous years when the team participated only A in Indoor and Outdoor meets. The Cindermen, led T. j. X., fig, on by John Fisher, Captaing participated in all the C.H.S.A.A. meets as well as many of the school- sponsored meets. Thus track participation increased considerably. One of the outstanding results of the season was the enthusiasm and fighting spirit of all members as they drilled and worked out so faithfully to win for St Agnes some token of their hard earned efforts .A I 2-' Y I - l if fwfvf... - ,wa .,,gp. A If THREE STAGES OF AN 880 RUN . . . Joe Nealon steadily gains for the lead . . , way ahead in first place . 7 ' 1 ' ,,.,..- .........f gif' lefty Dual Meet with SI. Ann's Belowp More views of jet-away at the Garden. ,. , .,,......,...........,....,--.-- -rf ,- nf may vs y wif ww 'uf Ste-.iff www .Ti 1' dau y--av. L si 4, nf 91 Q li. 0910169 f .L M Conlon accepts irophy for 4A 1 1 Monsignor Dineen presenls second trophy Vo clones IA und IB represenied by R, Allen and R. Pifera. 92 Olympics 'ig fs., Kg- QUE.. .-L In as Semor Dlrecfory Robert P Blggart 78 Webster Avenue, Brooklyn 30 N Y GE 8-6761 June 2 Bertm L Brown 2433 85th Street Brooklyn 14 N Y CO 6-6079 January 29 Jan T Buchar 405 East 77th Street New York 21 N Y December 12 Frank E Campbell 628 Westminster Road Brooklyn 30 N Y UL 9 1552 August 10 Bernard J Carbln 3054 Klngsbrldge Avenue Bronx 63 N Y KI 3 3281 January 27 Arthur D Carey 40-44 67th Street Woodside 77 N Y IL 7 1796 August 21 PeterA CIGCCIO 42-05 25th Avenue Astoria 3 N Y YE 2 1458 August 13 Louls P Condron 95-63 115th Street Rlchmond Hull 19 N Y VI 6 2275 May 25 Mlchael J Conlon 43-02 56th Street Woodside 77 L I IL 84663 Aprll 15 Robert E Cortez 75 Baxter Street New York 13 N Y September 24 John F Curley 464 East 38th Street Brooklyn 3 N Y IN 2 1041 October 28 Pasquale L Cutanea 826 55th Street Brooklyn 20 N Y GE 5 8516 June 18 Joseph P Dempsey 1196 New York Avenue Brooklyn 3 N Y UL 6 5799 August 2 L Kevln Drlscoll 251 20 Memphis Avenue Rosedale 22 L I LA 8 5127 March 4 Robert L Ernst 142 03 North Hempstead Turnpuke Flushmg 55 L I FL 9 2198 June John T Ferguson 347 Cypress Avenue Bronx 54 N Y LU 5 0537 October 20 John E Flsher 2525 East 24th Street Brooklyn 35 N Y NI 8 3377 January 29 Joseph A Gardella 15 Baxter Street New York 38 N Y BE 3 4198 August 9 Wnlllam H Gargan 130 48 235th Street Laurelton 22 N Y LA 5 8955 May 12 Edward A Garrlty 1374 Leland Avenue Bronx 60 N Y TA 2 4424 July 5 W Joseph Gaudlello 10-13 47th Avenue Long Island Cnty 1 N Y RA 9-6296 March 6 Danlel M Gregorio 937 77th Street Brooklyn 28 N Y DE 1 3520 Apnl 13 Walter Gretchyn 31 19 34th Street Astoria 6 L I RA 8 2402 February 2 Paul J Grlgonls 355 58th Street Brooklyn 20 N Y December 7 John E Hedgecock 42 33 248th Street Llttle Neck 63 L I BA 9 7751 Donald J Hefner 47-06 49th Street Woodsude 77 L I ST 4 5951 March 5 James Hewitt, 451 68th Street Brooklyn 20 N Y TE 6 7550 December 5 Paul F Hasslger 187 18 Lmden Boulevard Samt Albans 12 L I August 20 David F Klrkpatrlck 4701 Foster Avenue Brooklyn 3 N Y UL 60933 September 26 James P Lenlston 827 Third Avenue New York 22 N Y PL 5 0982 January 9 Nicholas R Llmongelll 1163 Leland Avenue Bronx 72 N Y TA 2 B333 August 15 Carl E Loschert 7841 81st Street Glendale 27 L I HE 3 8906 August 2 WllllamJ Loschert 7841 81st Street Glendale 27 L I HE 38906 August 2 George F Monahan 2457 37th Street Long Island Clty 3 N Y AS 8 7513 March 22 Robert T Morrls 93-47 Francis Lewls Boulevard Bellaire 28 N Y HO 8 3627 July 10 Joseph E Morrissey 1157 East 32nd Street Brooklyn 10 N Y WH 4-7000 December 12 Wllluam J Murphy 640 East 139th Street Bronx 54 N Y March 19 Wllllam R Murphy 161 12 Jewel Ave Flushmg 65 N Y OL 8 4360 December 30 Ronald C Muscarella 114-39 Sutter Ave Ozone Park 20 N Y VI 3 3374 March 5 Wllllam J Mcloughlln 381 East 26th Street Brooklyn 10 N Y ES 7-6235 August 20 Davld McQuade 221-62 92nd Road Queens Vlllage 28 N Y SP 6 2484 November 12 Edward J Nugent 235 Cypress Avenue Bronx 54 N Y ME 5 1123 October 9 John P O Brlen 611 Concord Avenue Bronx 55 N Y LU 5 8963 November 16 Thomas P OBrlen 514 56th Street Brooklyn 20 N Y HY 2 4733 November 20 John J OConnell 46 36 66th Street Woodslde 77 N Y HA 4 7338 January 31 Walter Odagnyk 363 East 10th Street New York 9 N Y OR 6-6102 Aprll 10 Thomas C OGrady 474 12th Street Brooklyn 15 N Y HY 9 5490 Apr1l29 John G O Leary 105 East 117th Street New York 35 N Y TE1 4295 March 17 Nicholas R Pacclone 116 40 120th Street South Ozone Park 20 N Y VI 3 1546 October 12 Rlchard F Pfalf 2422 East 29th Street Brooklyn 35 N Y DE 2-6922 August 8 Walter Querln 111 38 116th Street Ozone Park 20 N Y VI 3 7497 May 21 John F Qulnn 300 West 109th Street New York 25 N Y January 1 James J Reardon 145 Sterling Road Elmont N Y FL 28556 September 30 Wllllam R Rutter 2100 Watson Ave Bronx 72 N Y TA 8 2413 July 21 Edward F Rover 334 East 24th Street New York N Y MU 4-5292 October 4 FranclsT Ryan 8794 15th Avenue Brooklyn 28 N Y CL 9 2371 August 27 Robert H Schweers 35-63 88th Street Jackson Heights N Y HA 90944 October 1 Stanley P Stone 5811 Van Horn Street Elmhurst N Y HI 6 4094 November 30 Guido A 'Iagllentl 304 27th Ave Long Island Cnty 2 N Y RA 6 2454 April 28 Ronald A Tlbaldl 1711 Edrson Avenue Bronx 61 N Y TY 2 4948 August 28 John C Tosarello 964 Sherman Avenue Bronx 56 N Y WY 2 2748 January 25 Wllllam M Vetell 768 Union Street Brooklyn 15 N UL 7 6855 January 13 Rlchard T Warszawlak 157 Huron Street Brooklyn 22 N Y EV 3 8676 July 9 Acknowledgment THE S K SMITH COMPANY 52 Vanderbilt Avenue New York 17 For the making of our covers DELMA STUDIOS INC 521 Flfth Avenue New York N Y For our Semor photographs and group pictures T O'TOOLE 81 SONS INC 31 Jefferson Street Stamford Conn For the pnntmg of our Yearbook 96 e e 1 1 1 1 - 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