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

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SPEAKER I. A. Muszo 2. J. 0'Kane WRITER I. K. Belts 2. R. lapel DRESSER I. R. Donogan 2. C. Conway DANCER I. J. Flanagan 2. J. Madri ATHLETE I. J. Nsalan 2. C. MacDonald WIT I. J. O'Kane 2. J. McNully SENIOR POLL ROMANTIC I. G. Donohue 2. H. Schnaua POPULAR I. G. Clark 2. C. MacDonald TALENTED I. A. llaui 2. A. Conti STUDIOUS I. R. lopez 2. G. Cardani HANDSOME I. J. Sollin 2. G. Clark POLITE I. P. Yurllo 2. J. Sigillo 'X X.

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Unless the Lord 3 45? ' any 1 sky uf'w nn 4 build the house they labor in vain who build it . . . DENNIS CURTIN Denny Denny likes voluminous History class but prefers Latin- has been uite Q use wav-1 , ,Lfk-A 'l .9 by' l .f l . . 5, A L L , V ,J jr I A V 1' , V f C- ', x , f kj! JAMES CUSGROVE ,fc-ozyn Cozy is the word with his big flock of hair, is kept from napping in most classes by vigilance of the Brothers, great hockey fan, roots for the Rangers, likes Latin when he can get around to it. Valete! Jimmy PETER CULLEN Pete U, I LV The sarcastic one, great friend of Brother Felix, remembers his one year on the swimming team and the faculty through the years, has one salient gripe Chl those History questions! G od k, Pete il if . fm K. 4 x., G . QA ' ,J stef lj .4 T 1 is y 'aw 4:1 1,1 In v ii Q ,f ......,-. X I q active on track team and camera Q club, faiorite pastime is gabbing, 'fi ' will soon be part of the Marine K N Qu, Corps. tr? See you later, Denny Q ,Af 'gl 1. ,f fs l f i ,' rv fx Q96 ROSARIO DiMARIA ROBERT DONEGAN K A W ukoyn nBob,, ttrs Roy is a real chess fan, ardent bas- ketball player, also concerned with When is this period over? , buddy- buddy with Scalia and Hynes, is exhilaroted by French class, will take up Business Administration at N.Y.U. Keep going, Roy Bob comes to us from Astoria, has long been active in Sodality and the art of gabbingg finds comfort in basketball and especially girls, is still perplexed over the price of wheat in Afghanistan, a good choice for class officer. Zoom ahead, Bob

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GERALD DONOHUE Jerry Another Brooklynitep lives for the art of snowing the girls, remem- bers Bro. lgnatius's Civil War days and loves to play the drummer bay, very popular with his favorite gripe, What happened to the weekend. Headed for Air Force, X Fly h h, Jerry J., , is jc' s ' fl I 2 fl .pf lg Y.. -me s 'QL W 7 fel? Hx 5 . s .K X XF can . ,V . A., L 1 l. Q' Qf ff QXD . J MICHAEL ENGEUIARDT Mike Enjoys basketball and fdotballg re- members chemistry classasgffaithful to Sodality for four years pals with Lutkus and Grogan, pldi: to take up science at ramttanp should cut as nice a ig re there os here. I' Bof't'of luck, Mike pifuy Q ...jx Q IV ii K K - I X- 0 li ,i I K t f I lf A ! ' X fyqghr X ,I X . PETER FARDELLONE Pete Fast star on Aggy's swimming team, fast also to complain about frequent practice, hates homework and wise- cracks about his fishy talks in English although an authority on tropical fish, sports a cool leather iacket. You'll make it, Pete JAMEs nuns Jimmy Asked his favorite pastime, he shyly replies, wine, women, and song , remembers clearly Mr. Morgan's curly lacks and war stories, stub- bornly insists James Cagney and Kim Novak should make a love story together. Good luck, Duke ROBERT FINN llsobll Well-liked, reserved fellow boasting of three years on swimming team, remembers his struggles in French and gay times in the classroom, ' Bob is admired by all for his i placiclity. ggi, Hope you succeed, Bob sf. 'l Q 1 , 'Q 5 - 1 ' ' , 2 iw ,ff ,ffl fl -LL K-Fd l if f if ' 7 Z' Q 'ffifllfli-0 H 4,35 .vilff