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

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r-wg, . M! ,I XXQYYQIW U' if , W 9 154710 , TERRENCE MQCORMICK Terry 5' ' Tall Terry is famous for his blase philosophy usually discussed with l 4 4 Bro. Kenneth in Englishg likes lan- , ,..,..., guages in general besides Dodgers, Y . girls, and rock 'n rollg will do well W,,..f if he gets down to it. Good luck in business, Terry i jffvf iffy! f , f i f If CHARLES MacDONAlD ff' ' charlie ,eat J Captain of St. Agnes basketball teamy Charlie is a popular East Side K .. N, Q kid always ready with a broad smiley V- - Q good pals with Cencig likes History and Mathg plans to be an electrician. 3-av' , Onward and forward, Charlie , X e R'-. X - ...afoollshm n P X J N K, built his house on 'Z dx. e A WX, - X L 'C C, . X r . and great was the fall, er . . sk ' .w . F' N lvulx' 1 if pil' C - ,, ta 'r--' . sf., .1 'ff 71 It , h 4 4 . up is 'A ,. - q f' , I 3 'A 'vi 1' ,W4 1 f JAMES McNUlTY ANTHONY NAPOLITANO JOSEPH NEALON Bright-eyed lad from Queens: won- ders what they are working on in Science Club: can always be found ieedling the Brothersp sometimes thinks they are picking on himg more eager to laugh than to learn: has a lot of hidden talent: should be a good teacher. Hope you make it, Jim Big Napoleon can't be missed throwing his weight around: came to us from Cathedral to split Latin hairs with Bro. Felixg never misses an assignmentg does good serious work in studies: will soon enter the Seminary. God bless you, Nap Voted one of the best athletes at St. Agnes: hails from Brooklyng will always remember the old track days with Bro. Hermang Joe is steady and swift in hoofing ity gets on fine with the fellowsg headed Villanova way. Keep running, Joe

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4 JOHN MEKA ulohnu Ardent wager of the battle against the books, likes extracurricular acti- vities such as photography and car- tooningg will always remember his days in the plaster factory as a freshman. ,tf::..-'sr' C Au revoir, John W iw' I o 4 . A lvl! 744-2 ff 'YV 7' ,L Y 3' T 1 7 2' WW' ,W ri Q v Q 1 1 . 4X- N ' ,N-W if QU if MICHAEL MONAHAN umikeu Serious member of track squad, likes to write for French school paper, roots for the Yankees, for- ever clowning with Leonor and Okeeg quite an actor in his own right, plans to be another lrish.cop. Go to it, Mike :io 5, H 1 V V tg it QQ l-' MICHAEL MULLIN H xl! Mike N Good student from Brooklyn and X staunch member of the Sodality, R will remember Latin periods with Bro. Felix, his baby face is popular I with all the students, plans to take over the business world. Great going, Mike tw fitwifb 3 7-H 1 'W' + X - me Y JAMES MURRAY uinmlnyn Fleet-footed track star of the Stag, noted lor get around work and exclaim, Who, me? good nap or a iokey his studies, interested in medicine. Bonne chance, and member his ability to often has to 5 enioys a keeps up in in a career Jim -,vp ANTHONY MUSCO u-ronyu Happy Tony is always good for a funny story, holds active member- ship on Dance Committee, likes to remember St. Agnes as the Gate- way to the World , great pals with McNulty, spokesman for the class, ought to make good in college. Keep driving, Tony -annum

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JOHN O CONNELL Gum Drop Tall than man from Woodside ar dent plugger for trac kteam ve eran of four years In the running busuness wall never forget Brother Leonards persuader keeps up an good marks pleasant all round guy wants a degree from St Francis All the best John 62' 'Wu-I 1 in lv JOHN 0 KANE Ill Harry Doctor Watson of Gramercy Park quite active on Agnesnan and F rum wages cultural war with Gino noted for his wit remembers Bro Feluxs inspiring Latin classes inter ested In archaeology and allied off beat sublects Good luck John rj ff I 986 News PATRICK O SULLIVAN Pat A etuc P t Loughluns gift Aggys devoted to the Knicks fol lows baseball all the way often seen with Luchettl and Schnaue lost t e fttmg in the spurut o things plans to become a hreman t of luck a 4 'www' JOSEPH PAGANO O8 A real hep cat on the dance floor constant in his Sodallty endeavors has only one problem relinquishing his seat by the window and flunklng his course in construction engineer Ing very sincere and favors the Marust life God keep you, Joe and the ram fell, and winds blew, it fell not for it was founded on rock CQ? ' Z ' ' , - 2 thl ' a is ' to , r- ' ' ' 0. f, ' , . Z 2 ' ' ' ' H i ' : ' no im I ' ' to 'Z f ' D' J ' B' , P r , , - eiNv fi , fr K 5 V I' J if ig :- L - P J Q' - sv, 4 , ,N- e 'T' N Y 57 X Nw ,N Q -., J- I ' Q . ' . ,f X' if X . nf X fig! . '4 'VX I j L. . X V . ' ' 'V 5 . x 1 , jog J - fl fu ,,, ,, ' x . . ' Q J l .1 KN 5 4 jr W 'UQ ' 1 H i tl ff A .L I1 ,N r J OBERT PASCOTTO I UL! Bob Bob is always heard griping about this and thatg hard worker in his studiesg digs Latin the most: an ar- dent hi-fi fan as well as all sorts of electranicsg will probably enter some related field at Fordham. Good going, Bob 57