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

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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'

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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...

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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