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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1964 volume:

ffyfvffff v 'I 'X 1 - -V A '- - 'If . f ' -- .-, . , iq-.,!,, A W' 44 w1 g,.,- 9 , , le, ..1.- ' .,, if?- ff K+ 3 on Er ,H ,W Y 0 vfe it I ,X , - THE 1964 AG ESIA THE BOYS OF ST. AGNES You can talk of great schools of the nation, Schools high in respect and renown, But there's none that can cause the sensation, As where St. Agnes, boys are found. Theylre the pride of this fine generation, Young men, strong in both spirit and mind. In this era of moral deflation, Their equal you never will find. Competition? They canlt be defeated, There's groans of despair at their name, From honour, they refuse to be cheated. O, all of New York knows their fame. If there's work to be done, they are ready, There's nothing on earth they won't try: They're industrious, honest, and steady And rather than give up, they'd die. They're as proud as the bold Alexander, As valiant as Hector of Troy, Firm in purpose as Cato the Elder, And daring as tricky Rob Roy. If you need one to do the fantastic, And that with the utmost of poise, There's no reason for anything drastic, just call on the Sl. Agnes boyr. DANIEL P. STOKES St. Agnes High School DEDICATIO This year we dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Mauro Lamagna, who has de- voted himself unseliishly to the betterment of St. Agnes. Mr. Lamagna has conducted his heavy schedule as Guidance Counselor and Varsity basketball coach with amazing aptitude. At all times he has been willing to lend a hand, make suggestions, or clear up a student's difficulty. Mr. Lamagna entered St. Agnes when the present senior class arrived for their first taste of high school life, and it is the same class that is dedicating their yearbook to him. Ever since his arrival, Mr. Lamagna has helped to instill in us a desire for learning and righteousness. It is our hope that this dedication will express our sincerest gratitude for all we have received from his hands. Mr. Lamagna: Basketball coach I As guidance counselor he does a lot of oliice work. Mr. Lamagna as a bowler The students just about worship Mr. Lamagna. Sv-'H OUR PASTOR For the last thirteen years, Monsignor Dineen has taken a profound interest in the spiritual well-being of each student attending St. Agnes. Our director has inserted a great influence on the student body and has been a guiding light to all. His affectionate talks and warm letters manifest his deep concern in our destiny. He has made the sacraments available to us at all times and has always been ready to aid us. Monsignor also enjoys participating with the student body in their activities. He has restocked our laboratories with the latest scientific apparatus and has filled our library with an enviable supply of books. For all the kindness and concern the Monsignor has shown us, we wish to express our deepest affection. O R PRINCIPAL Brother James has done a remarkable job in his first year as Principal of St. Agnes. The class of '64 will ever be indebted to him for the patience and understanding he has shown to all throughout the school year. He has often gone to extremities to counsel and guide us in our individual problems. He has worked tirelessly for improvement, and has incorporated changes which, indeed, have revolutionized the school. So, Brother james, it is with the deepest sense of appreciation that we thank you for all you have done to make our stay at St. Agnes more rewarding. Mr. Ronald Culcagni Bro. Denis Caverley World History, Math 10, Basic Math, Math 11, 12, Physics, Track Coach Forensic Moderator Bro. Lawrence Christopher American History 1, English 2, Poster Club Moderator, Vocational Director Mr. james Crowley Bro. Roland Dubois Elementary Algebra, American Math 10, 11, Elementary Algebra, History, Economic World, Intramural Basketball Moderator, Basketball Moderator, Bowling Freshman Basketball Coach Moderator 6 . Off to a busy day is our own Mrs. Romano A happy Mrs. Conklin. Our cafeteria ladies at work. 7 Bro. fumes Elliott Spanish 1, 2, 3, French 2, 3, Bowling Moderator Mr. Thomas Duffy H4 Bro. Maurice Lachance Math 10, Economics, American French 2, 3, 4, Earth Science, Sodality History, Library Moderator Handball Moderator 'Qui Mr. Paul Madonna French 1, Economic World, Latin 1, Yearbook, Stag Moderator Mr. Mauro Lamagna Mr. Hugh Mahoney Guidance Counselor, Religion 5, Gym American History 2, World History, Instructor, Varsity Basketball Coach Forensic Moderator 8 .,i.,i .i + Mr. William McLoughlin Biology, Earth Science, J.V. Basketball Coach, Gym Instructor Bro. Brendan Regis English 1, 4, Student Council Moderator Bro. William McNamara English 5 Mr. Thomas Morreale Biology, General Science Science Club Moderator Mr. Peter Shea Latin 2, 5, 4, Religion 2 9 Mr. Richard Sippell Chemistry, English 2, 4 WWE --9' ww as ' NA M, -53.1 4 , . iii V '?W4f4f?, L. . 7 , . . .. ..,.f,..,..f,,...+.. V ,Q ,Q ,, ., 2-fsfxpa 2-1 A 'M' fx, 'figs k 1 g 5 A ,A ,, A b sx, 'i gn. .mn 3 JL 9 22915255 an 2 335, Nm 5, QTY' JJ . asf, ,W f wp Q 'Elf vii FRANK ACOLINA RAYMOND AMATI Science Club 1, j.V. Basketball, Yearbook 4, Stag 4, Basketball 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 4, Softball 4, Student Council. 3, 4, Student Council. ALEXANDER ANDERSON WILLIAM BALLUFF Track 1, 2, Photography Club 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Yearbook Student Council. ' Russian Club 2, 3, Bowling 4. Bowling 2, 3, 4, Varsity Bowling, STEVEN BANYAI .L 12 - ROBERT BARRAZA Yearbook 45 French Club 35 Poster Club 25 Science Club 1, 2. SILVERIO BASTIAO Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. BOWllI1g, Varsity Bowlingg Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Student Council. DENNIS BASQUILL Track 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soft ball 1, 2, 5, 4. HAROLD BEREZONSKY Bowling 1, 25 J.V. Bowling5 Var- sity Bowling5 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 4. 42. THOMAS BLESSINGER Photography 15 Track 15 Bowling 1 gr 13 LOUIS BONA Track 15 Poster Club 2, 35 Stag 3, 45 Sodality 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Student Council. Q www ROBERT BROWN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, j.V. Basket- ball, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council, Yearbook 4. 14 JOHN BRENNAN Basketball 1, 2, J.V. Basketball, Softball 1, 2, Football 1, 2. PETER BRUCATO Bowling 1, 2, 3, Varsity Bowling, Stag 45 Yearbook 4, Student Coun- cil. LAWRENCE BREITNITZ Russian Club 2, 3, Bowling 1, Soft ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 4. EDWARD BUTLER Bowling 4, Poster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council. Q--' -mp JOHN BYRNES Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, Softball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 4, Stu- dent Council. JOSEPH COLACICCO Bowling 1, 33 j.V. Basketball, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4' Stag 4, Yearbook Editor, Forensics 2. li JAMES CASA Softball 3, 4, Football 2, Track 1, Poster Club 2. JAMES CLASEN Track 13 Sodality 1, 2, 45 Year- book 4, Softball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2. In ,J J JOHN CENCI Track 15 Sodality 1, 2, Football 3g Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. NICHOLAS CHIOVETTA Poster Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4, Stag 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Student Council. 15 JOSEPH F. COLLINS Basketball 15 Bowling 4, Yearbook 4g Stag 43 Library Staff 4, Student Council. CORNELIUS CREMIN Track 1, 25 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Stag 4, Yearbook 4g Library Staff 4. in JOSEPH H. COLLINS Basketball 1, 4, IV. Basketballg Varsity Basketball, Softball 2, 3, 4. Al. - - L BRENDAN CRIMMINS Sodality 1, Library Staff 4, Year- book 4g Stag 4. 16 JOHN COTTER Sodality 1, 2, 35 Forensics 1, 2 Yearbook 4. WILLIAM DALY Track 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Year- book 4, French Club 35 Softball 1 2, 4. JOSEPH DATTOMA asketball 1, 2, 4, Football 1, 2, aseball 1, 2, French Club 2, Soft- all 1, 2, 4. PAUL DEAN Softball 1, 2, Forensics 1. l. EDWARD DILORENZO Softball 1, 2, Russian Club 2, 3 Track 1, 2, Sodality. SILVIO DINI 2, 3, Forensics 1, 2, Council. NORMAN DONOGHUE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basket- ball, Varsity Basketball, Softball 3, THOMAS DOLAN Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2 Student Council. 4, j.V. Football. A 17 JAMES EAMES Sodality 25 Russian Club 1, 2. ROBERT ELFERIS Basketball 3, 4g Softball 2, 3, 4. ll THOMAS DUNNE Varsity Basketballg Yearbook 4 Stag 55 Basketball 3g Forensics 2 Track 2g Student Council. CAESAR FIGONI Track 1g Basketball 1g Softball 1 2, 53 Sodality 1, 25 French Club 1 is - ln HOWARD FRANK Stag 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Poster Club 1, 2, 3. JAMES GENCARELLI Basketball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, Track 1 . it PETER GABELLI Basketbal 1, 2, Sodality 2, Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Altar Boy Society 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN GEBHARDT Soclality 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, Stag 3, Bowling 2, Softball 2. IOSEPH GALLO Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. A GERARD GANN ON j.V. Basketball, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Altar Boy Society 1, 2, 3, 4. 19 41. RICHARD GIAMMARCO Intramural Softball 3, 4, Football J.V.g Poster Club 3. l ROBERT HANNIGAN Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Sodality 1, 2. MARCELLO GONZALES J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basket- ball 3g Intramural Basketball 4. PAUL HARGROVE Track 1, 2, Soclality 1, 2. .L JOHN GRANDEO Intramural Bowling 1, 2, 3, j.V Bowling 3g Varsity Bowling 4. GEORGE HODOLY Basketball lg J.V. Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Softball I 3. Q a 1 2 F l RICHARD HORBATIUK 'Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 'Stag 4, Student Council 4. THOMAS JOHNSON Track 1, 2, Stag 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Forensics 2. b 'ltnsr WILLIAM HUPPERT Track 1, Sodality 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, oftball 1, 2, 3, 4. ttl IWW THOMAS IARDINE Basketball 1, 2, 3, Altar Boy So- ciety 1 'P 3. I Xi t. fiyfl s . fl' PATRICK IANNONE Basketball 2, 35 Softball 1, 2, S0- dality 1, Track 1, Poster Club 2, 3. THEODORE JAHN Bowling 1, 2, Library Staff 3, 4 Student Council 4. RICHARD KAILER Track 15 Basketball 1, 3, 4, Soft- ball 3, 4. 1 ROBERT LIPTACK Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4. .L JOHN KOLB JOSEPH LA SCALA Varsity Bowling, J.V. Bowling, Tf2Ck 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2 Intramural Bowling 1, 2. JOHN LOPICCOLO EDWARD TANCO Poster Club 3, Sodality 23 Student Sodality, French Club. Council 4. 22 . - - 'fi-: 115: 221:- tv-M- '? an ,E Mi, :::i,':,,51..' ..:---.fi-S112 wig - ' ,..,..,, ..... ,. 1 903585 li .w wzfs Ja'f?52,,X Kai? ,M a , I agua 5 W, , ,.vEAE ,.1 , , in MICHAEL MACCHIO MICHAEL MAHONEY Basketbal 1, Bowling 1, 2, Softball Student Council 4, Basketball 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE MALONEY Student Council 4, Track 1, 2, Bowling 2. 3, 4, Softball 2. AUGUSTINE MAS Sodality 1, 2, Library Staff Stag 1, 2, Softball 5. 25 17 27 33 am! DANIEL MALONEY Track 1, 2g Forensics 1, 2, Library Staff 1. RAYMOND MAZZOCHI Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. LAWRENCE MCCARTHY Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL MCCABE Sodality 1, Softball 1, 4g Intramural Bowling 1, 2. THOMAS MCELHENNY Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, Basketball 2. CHARLES MCFALL Library Staff 1, 2, 3. 24 al, JAMES MCDONNELL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Swimming 2 Yearbook 4. CHRISTOPHER MICHAELS I Track 1g Sodality 15 Basketball 2 Library 4, Poster Club 4. .1 JOHN MICKELL Stag 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4. , I, X7 LQ, ,ffl-X7 N . ' 1 JAMES MITCHELL Bowling 1, French Club 35 Student Council 4. JOHN MIGUEZ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Swim- ming 3, Student Council 4. JOSEPH MONTAGNINO Intramural Softbal 1, 2, Intramural Bowling 2, Student Council 4. 25 ANTHONY MISSERE Basketball 1, J.V. Basketballg Var sity Basketball 3, 4, Softball 3, 4 Stag 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES MOONEY Basketball 1, 2, Sodality 1, 2, In tramural Basketball 3, 4. THOMAS MORELLO J.V. Baseball 1, 25 Track 1, Basket- ball 1, 2, 4, Student Council 2. LAWRENCE MURPHY Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Bowling 4. 26 OQl,Xf3sl LAWRENCE MULE Baseball 3, 4, Bowling 4. ASE, D, rigvfa Q JOSEPH NEMITH Student Council, Sodality 1, 2, French Club, Stag, Track 1, Year- book, Library Club 4. .l JAMES MULLAHY ' Baseball 2, 5, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Yearbook. THOMAS O'BRIAN Bowling 1, 2, Sodality 1, Softball 1, Yearbook, Student Council, Camera Club 1, Library Club 4. fl Ox glfll fN ROBERT 4 DANIEL OKEEFE ROBERT O'NEILL Freshman Basketballg .I.V. Basket- Track lg Bowling 45 Softball 3, 4. Sodality 15 Intramural Bowling 1 2 ballg Varsity Basketballg Poster Clubg Softball 2. r b1??C' ff? y -Q-3 1 New ALBERT PHANEUF JI PATRICK PEREZ PHILIP PERKINS Science Clubg Student Councilg Softball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Track 13 Stagg j,V, Managerg Sodality 3, 4, Poster Club. dality 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 4 RICHARD POSAVETZ Track 1g Sodality 1, 2g French Club 35 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANK POGGIO WILLIAM QUINN Poster Club, French Club. Track 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bowl ing 2, 3, Softball 3, 4. we K VV,, A ,ft . . ls CHARLES RAUSCHER RONALD RESTIVO Track 1, 2, Sodality 1, 25 French Sodality 1, 2, Student Council, Club 3, Stag 1, 2, 4. Softball 1, 2, 3. 'i RICHARD SANTINA Basketball 1, 25 Camera Club 1. STEPHEN SARACCO Track 15 Basketbal 1, Softball 2, 35 Yearbook. DAVID SHEA Freshman Basketbalg LV. Basket- ball, Library Club, Student Council, Softball 3, 4, Sodality 3, 4g Bas- ketball 3, 4. I affffffffffff aa We M DANIEL SQUILLANTE Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Yearbook. M DANIEL STOKES Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, Yearbook, Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES TIGHE Softball 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club, Freshman Basketball, J.V. Basket- ball. 2 9 WARREN TOMEO Softball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 33 Poster Club. .4 JOHN TORCHEN Varsity Basketball 2, 33 Student Council, Dance Committee. LV W Q ww ,Q JUSTO TORRES Basketball 1, 2, 5. Noi .1 CHARLES TRINAGLI Track 1g Poster Clubg Bowling 43 Softball 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3. JACQUES 1 xg V.... . . DANIEL VARRIALE Basketball 2, 3, 4g Softball 1, 2 4. u A 1: . .L 1 . if 'Q 3 IE. , 3 X 9 : zftfjl 2 X2 H ere are the janiom - the hey! haneh 106,146 had. They're efcaping this year -- all .feenz to he glad. They'll leave like the year when four Jeafons are through, Bat excitement cofnef Jarely when thingy are new. Is this an average class? The homeroom teacher of 5B and friend Bro. Lawrence and his class. Our dynamic juniors in their provocative moods . . ,, YM M , M0 CLASS 3A CLASS OFFICERS F. Atkin I. Craft W. Boyle R. Falcone Top Row: Driggs, F. Atkin, Alston, G. Casale. Middle Row: V. Bowes, R Falcone, Ryan, W. Boyle, T. Brown, Fuller, P. Gardella, Bonnelly, R. Cun- ningham, M. Feeney, F. Campbell, R. Donohue, Doherty. ,lik I 0 2 '21 1- .Um R. Durante, R. Faccio, D. Fallon, M. Fay, T. Dillon, Daly, Belina, Eisinger I. Craft, V. Chiappa, A. Fernandez, E. Crookhorn, R. Conklin, P. Puleo, R. Eng- strum, T. Coulon, V. Correa. CLASS SB First Row: P. Kitt, Hallam, W. Murphy, W. Namara. Third Row: H. Meyers, F. Monjello McLoughlin, Glynn. Middle ROW: R. Green, E. McCazzio, L. Luca, T. McGovern. Hayes, A. Lamberti, C. Lopez, L. Hanson, A. Mc- CLASS OFFICERS: E. Hayes, F. Jones, B. Sharkey, T. McGovern. F. Jones, K. Lyons, G. Molineaux, J. Linehan, B. Sharkey, B. Eckert, S. Mingione W. Hummel, A. Miserandino, T. Hoey, W. Higgins, Lancet, P. Henderson, K Merren, McMorrow, R. Krejcik. al OFFICERS: E. Vargas Quintero A. Smolinsky P. O'Brien G. Nihan J. Valenti, M. Rutsky, A. Richard, W. Purcell, T. Smith, E. Vargas-Quintero, A. Smolinsky, P. O,BIl6H, P. O'Hare, R. Place, P. Viscardi, M. Whalen, Trainor, K. O'Shea, S. Terstenyak, A. Vasallo. 39 ---....,,i M---...S-S' ---.-...., '4 '--.M-..,,,- Look at the Soplaorrzoref, experienced men! Tl9ey'zfe been here lwo yeezrf - seemf more like zen. Bu! the firxzf hezlfff zfouglaeft, in all that you do, Ami flee next two years should be clear soiling fbrozrgh. The Sophomores in the Chemistry Lab Class 2B at work. F J X 'Q H' umm Wh-.L CLASS 2A Top Row: Ginivan, A. Bennici, P. Breetveld, R. Gannon, Carbonaro, Filippi Second Row: E. Cruz, R. Grogan, T. Gunther, Burbige, D. Brown. Bottom Row R. Dorsa, V. Cirrincione, W. Cohen, G. Balle, Fox. OFFICERS: R. Craft, C. Booker, A. Centro, W. Cohen. Top Row: R. Craft, R. Catropa, R. Bettica, Frascino, Barbaras, M. Carey, M Oswald, L. Kearney. Second Row: M. Fernandez, M. Zanfardino, C. Booker, A Centro. Third Row: D. Gimpel, D. Cronin, D. Grogan, Garbarino, Hebron 5 wi .fe . , ,. ' I k ,rsgwlv 3 , H. I S5552 5 W mfsaQ1523QlQ4'fLAg- fa ww rv Y ' 1 ig , Y- viw Q. NVLU1. 5 fx 2 nf U Aff w ,Av lil 15,1 lk QW ,... We 54,5 , 'fi' ff ,. , is iz, xy, ' 5. ,A ii Y., ,.,., ff ., . ef ,, , me , gg, , W - 4 - 'K ' VFW: 6 W ' 1 NEW' 'L 43, ,L wi 3. ig! 4 A ' ,.-can 'ff Wg.. fe- e K -me in A wx, Q1 , , 152 4 g ,fgafzef - I - AN5f?f All-JS Q57 A 22 ,V 9 W , L , wi d, gf ,M71l55xWN, A ' - A f, k 2 ' if e nw- 'IB' i , ' -2' v Www' TI .tli??b?V?Qf'-i:5Y'SFi 7 - A.,l 5, , ,L W,L, N, V, A, 1 v M3527 -mffffii-??'f'F'Ami 1 V, V 'E CLASS 2 Top Row: P. Novelli, M. Petty, P. Olsen, R. Winchester, V. Sparaco. Second Row: J. Powers, C. Rios, J. Rizzo, M. Titone, Rochford, N. Puccio, H. Ruettinger Bottom Row: Puliafito, M. Walsh, F. Paparazzi, Poli, Starrantino. 46 OFFICERS: E. Potts, Steen, V. Sparaco, G. Roberts Top Row: Varicella, P. Scheraldi, R. Stech, T. Schatz, E. Potts. Second Row: J Mulvena, Poli, V. Sparaco, G. Roberts, H. Werth, Somma, C. Risano, C. Yopng Bottom Row: C. Wallace, Murphy, G. Salzano, T. Mullaney, Steen. 'LW If'5 the end of ihe year and the Frefhmerr are vets, Fm afraid that the Seniors have lost all their hen, They wagerea' theyhed never las! out the year, But now it ix fzme -- The Freshmen are here! Bro. Roland with his Freshman Class as 42' 1, Q ,,-v , fu :sg 12, . '1 ' s ' ,, YQ, , J X 'H , fo 2 v 2 fl 3 a Who knows the answer? ,E -2 X 4 in Z2 1' gg, A view of a typical Freshman classroom 49 CLASS 1A First Row: H. O,Neil, C. Columbo, R. Russnak, K. Flemen, White. Second Row D. Goldreyer, P. Schubert, R. Scagliola, K. Kavanagh, Anastasio. Third Row j. DeFrancis, E. Collins, C. Hiner, A. Berrone, S. Facciponte, R. Kellman, A. Britto A. Williams. OFFICERS: D. Goldreyer, Pres., A. Williams, Pres.g T. Jordan, Treas.g D. Taylor, Vice-pres. First Row: S. Acosta, C. Batuino, M. Ryan, R. Chiappa, S. Duffy. Second Row: A Bigott, T. Walsh, R. Sutton, R. Payne, T. Murphy. Third Row: D. Taylor, Walsh B. Lynch, K. Fleury, W. LaPierre, M. McGoldrick, B. Ruddy, P. Church, T. Jordan 41. ln. .. A CLASS 1B l . First Row: C. Glaser, Ruis, V. Tortora, M. Joyce, T. Stanton. Second Row: G Bierne, Unger, Serpagli, T. Imbrosciano, B. Crotty. Third Row: Reilly, R Rosario, H. Stern, R. Duffy, Pansy, Tear, T. O'Leary. Fourth Row: Sarconi F. Boyd, P. Dellapina, R. Habersham, McCullaugh. 52 Agmgrpggnq: .Elma CLASS 1C First Row: Sewalk, M. Lodespoto, J. Dorney, L. Coleman, Hummel, Praino G. Iacovone. Second Row: R. Gentleman, P. Belloli, S. LaScala, Devenney, J Dunn, T. Blake. Third Row: R. Michaleh, W. Cornforth, G. Proserpio, Pfeiffer, J DeLisio. Fourth Row: Lazar, C. Rathbone, H. Hemsley, F. Vitale, Vitale, B Farrugio. Fifth Row: Pierce, A. Glaviano, M. Shannon, C. Deravel, D. O'Brien A. Sarfl, M. Cann, Bigansky, A. Varriale, R. DeMarco. 5 w OFFICERS: A. Varriale, A A. Glaviano N W NIWQ 'Q M,-nn.. - ' ,- A A YM- 48 an A view from a back seat. . ,Q Q fre u vw SENIOR POLL Our best writer, Dan Stokes, couldn't put down his pencils long enough even for this group picture. When he ran out of paper he started writing on the money worn by Ray Amati, our most popular student. Bob Brown and Eugene Maloney, who were voted most handsome, wear paper bags over their heads, fto keep the girls away?j. Best dresers joe Colacicco and Ceasar Figoni look quite com- fortable as they hold on to the ladder. Richard Horbatiuk and Michael Mahoney, St. Agnes, x J. Montagnino, T. Johnson, Mooney, C. Figoni, and D. Stokes fagainj. T. Dunne, Colacicco, D. Stokes, J. Gebheart, B. Brown best athletes, were caught between changes. john Mickell and Jim Mooney, the most learned students of senior year, read another volume of their favorite literary hero - Superman. Tom Dunne and Tom johnson strike familiar poses as the most versatile members of the student body. The most studious in our school are John Gebhart and joe Montagnino who just happen to be glancing at the latest edition of Mickey Mouse. tri YEARBOOK STAFF Top Row: W. Balluff, T. O'Brien, J. Nemeth, L. Breirnitz, C. Rauscher. Second Row H. Berezonsky, Clasen, Cotter, Mullahy, Casa, R. Liptak, W. Daly, Mc Donnel, P. Brucato, S. Bastiano. Third Row: C. Cremin, D. Squillante, R. Amati S. Saracco, R. Barazza. Fourth Row: M. Shannon, J. Devenny, Icavone, D. Shee nan, McVetty. 60 The editor and staff has tried to bring the students of St. Agnes a new year- book filled with imagination and variety. It is evident that a great deal of work has been put into this book in order to make it enjoyable. The staff hoped to catch the memories that the students might have acquired during their year of studies. Every effort was made to top all previous yearbooks and to give some new ideas to the yearbooks that will come after this one. Mr. Madonna's assistance as moderator was greatly appreciated by all the members of the yearbook. Top Row: B. Brown, D. Stokes, L. Bona, N. Chiovetta, B. Crimins. Second Row: J. Colacicco, T. johnson, T. Dunne, P. Perkins. Sitting: F. Collins, T. Schatz, J. McCullogh, B. Croddy, Rewis. 61 I think this is the greatest Yearbook ever. Moderator, Mr. Madonna and the Agnesians' editor can now relax and look at their years, achieve- ment. Mr. Madonna, moderatorg Joe Colacicco, editor, Bill Hummel, editor of the 1965 Agnesian. SCIENCE CLUB .,. C V... ,vp . M 4 . .uhhh 11 E 1 fC X5 g g WM 'Z' sn Back Row: A. Phaneuf, A. Glaviano, Lazar, M. Ryan. Middle Row: Moderator, Mr. T. Morreale, R. Michaleh, A. Britto, T. Jordan, R. Gentleman. Bottom Row: G. Iacavone, Pfeiffer, Anastasio, C. Columbo. A small conference. Looking things over, This school organization, moderated by Mr. Thomas Morreale, has steadily progressed since its initiation at the beginning of this school year. Much is expected from this club even though it is now relatively small in number but with the experience gained this year it can look forward to many successes. ALT R BOY SOCIETY Left to right, Back Row: C. Figoni, A. Missere, Mitchell, A. Phaneuf. Front Row: Mooney, E. DiLorenzo, D. Squallante, D. Sheenan. Monsignor has strengthened us spiritually. Left to right, Back Row: A. Bennice, G. McCoy, A. Bigatt, S. Duffy Front Row: Ginivan, R. Gannon, C. McCormack, Hummell. FOREN SIC CLUB One school activity which has grown steadily and increased its merit is the Forensics Club. Under the supervision of Mr. Mahoney, the members have attained more medals and trophies than ever before. Mr. Ronald Calcagni has added to this club by introducing a school debating team. Both moderators are awaiting the coming year to see if they can repeat their highly successful season. Congratulations are in order for both the members of the club and the mod- erators for the goals they achieved this year. T. Stanton, A. Berrone, C. Zahn, Mr. Mahoney, P. Krajovic, N. Chiovetta, A. Bigott, E. Kalbfleisch. PO TER CLUB Back Row: F. Poggio, R. Connell, R. Catropa, A. Centro. Front Row: V. Sparoco D. Lavin, M. Walsh, Puliafito, T. Gunther. This years' Poster Club has made great progress in elevating our school spirit with their colorful and imag- inative drawings. Bro. Lawrence Christopher, their moderator, should indeed be proud of their efforts. e'i'259iEi5 '.,f5ige,ffj?Ei 'f-iii -7.3 wi 232 F155 9 ifams OD LITY Q A very light Junior Sodality. Smiling sodalists, T. Staton, Fericino, D. Sheehan fi A32 Top Row: S. Jones, Fericino, V Middle Row: R. Catropa, J. Burbige, J. Clasen, M. Fay. Bottom Row: A. Finney, P. Henderson, A. Phanuef, Sparaco, A. Missere, T. Quinn, C. Rauscher T. Gunther, L. Bona, N. Chiovetta, P. Perkins Miserandino, R. Horbatiuck, C. Cremin, M Nemeth. Eff 2 , .,-g O A' mf , ' , - 7 vw, any A. I . 3 ' .Al .b V -4 :.. R gf 1 Y 15551. if Q fi, 9 : '-: x ' .yy This year our school paper took on a new look. With a new masthead, newer and better items, more pictures, better writers and new features, this year's staff has set an example for future staffs to follow. Moderator, Mr. Madonna has agreed that with the work started this year and with the facilities that will be available next year, The Stag, will progress to even greater heights. Second Row: P. Viscardi, Mickell, A. Missere, B. Crimmins, P. Perkins. First Row: C. Rauscher, Dillon, F. Collins, Nemeth. THE TUDENT COUNCIL Standing: N. Chiovetta, L. Bona, T. Dunne. Seated: A. Anderson, R. Horbatiuk J. Montagnino, R. Restivo, M. Mahoney, F. Acolina, P. Brucato, H. Berezonsky E. Butler. 0 fx, ,ll Bax' . r . . M 1 9 I W4 M 91 v. Bro. Brendan, Student Council Moderator SCHi01'S 9 7 The Student Council is the only society in the school in which its' members are chosen. lt has always been the aim of the seniors to be worthy of being selected as one of its' members. The Student Council has the responsibility of keep- ing the rest of the student body in check, and this is by no means an easy task. Theirs' is not an easy job, and their only reward is the satis- faction of knowing that they did their job well. The moderator of the Council is Bro. Brendan Regis. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS T. Dunne, L. Bona, N. Chiovetta, M. Mahoney First Row: D. Maloney, T. Johnson, Torchen, G. Hodoly, H. Mitchell, T. Dolan, J. Mullahy, H. Berezonsky. Second Row: Burns, E. Maloney, S. Dini, A. Phaneuf, A. Mas, D. Stokes, R. Mazzochi, D. Shea, R. Brown, M. McCabe, R. Hannigan, Nemeth, T. O'Brien, J. H. Collins, P. Perkins. LIBRARY STAFF R. Catropa, E. Kalblleisch, F. Collins, P. Perkins, C. Michaels, C. Cremin, V. Johnson, Mr. Thomas Duffy fmoderatorj, P. Krajovic, T. O'Brien, Starantina, J. Nemeth, B. Crimmins, Byrnes. Our school library under Mr. Thomas Duffy's competent guidance has be- come a modern, Well ordered and efficient library. When completely nllecl the library will hold over live hundred volumes. Itnow has a number of entertain- ing and informative books and their number will increase next year. Much credit is due Mr. Duffy and the members of the library staff for the achieve- ments made this year. DANCE COMMITTEE L. Bona, T. Missere, T. Dunne, R. Amati, N. Chiovetta. A happy group. Some people just don't know when to stop. 75 S T A G C A G E R S SPARKED TO FIR T PLACE St. Agnes' cagers for the first time in the school history displayed their power by taking first place in the Manhattan division of the C.H.S.A.A. The Stags opened their season with convincing victories over such formidable foes as Manhattan, St. Raymond's, Tolentine and St. Mary. The Stags went into the M.I.T. with a 9-I record only losing to Sacred Heart by 1 point. In the M.I.T. the Stags went on to beat Cathedral and Rosell. In the final game for the championship of class B the Stags were upset by St. Mary of Manhasset which cost the Stags the championship. After the defeat the Stags went on to play Mount St. Michael, the Class A Champs of the M.I.T. Although the Stags went into the game as a 20 point underdog, through teamwork and team spirit they came out the victors. During the second half of the season, the Stags went on to beat Iona, Tolentine and St. Raymond. With losses only to Sacred Heart and Rice the Stags won their division with a 10-3 league record. In the playoffs for the best of Manhattan, the Stags lost to St. Helenats five and thus were eliminated from the competition. The teams' overall success was greatly due to the fine coaching of Mr. Lamagna. Under his excellent direction the team gradually improved after each encounter. THE VARSITY. First Row: Alston, T. Smith, V. Chiappa, M. Mahoney, La- l Scala. Second Row: G. Hodoly, A. Missere, Torchen, I. Craft. Third Row: Mr Lamagna, W. Higgins, Gallo, P. O'Brien, T. Dunne, N. Donoghue, R. O'Hara R. Kailer, R. Liptak, W. Cunningham, Brother Roland. The Alumni Game. Smgr 49 ..A.. 97 .A.,. 63 ..,.. 86 ..... 75 ,.A,. 60 A,... 65 ...., 61 .,... 70 ..,.. 67 ..... 71 ,,.,4 58 ...,, Do you think he'll get it in? 4 31 A'A- 53 ..... 73 ,.., 55 ..... 81 A.... 88 ..,,. 61 ,,... 63 ,,..,..,,.,...,. Look at that boy go. RECORD Cathedral Alumnr Loyola Sacred Heart St. Mary's Tolentir1e,..,4.... Spellman St. Rayrnoncfs ...,o,.., 4,., Manhattan Cathedral Cathedral Roselle......... St. Mary's Iona t,.4..v..,.o..........,...,.,... Mount St. Michael Tolentme.,........r..,,..,...,,. Dubors ,...,..,.,......,.7., .,.. St. Raymond's ,.4.,,... .,., Sacred Heart League Record 10 - 3 Overall Record 16 - 4 Rrce . .,.r,,,....,4.,....,..,...r... . O 39 45 46 88 72 52 43 55 58 53 42 50 61 47 60 41 7 76 67 77 Back. Back, you fool. And they're all on the same team. 79 Somebody better get that ball 4-:milf A :J -1' . 'N'.f?82v' xx fe? , W xv, vc.. rc f ' , if 4 . 3 gf-df ,535 4 - ' ' ' LA- WM. ......... THE JUNIOR VARSITY. First Row: C. Booker, R. Craft, H. Hemsley, R. Heyward G. Roberts. Second Row: Mr. McLoughlin, T. Hayes, Powers, T. Hogan, D Gimbel, M. Melendez, M. Hodaly, D. Hark, C. Young, P. Scheraldi, Bro. Roland Come on down . . . Stags 61 55 59 50 52 84 66 79 58 79 83 47 62 62 58 RECORD Loyola Spellman St. Raymond's .,A,A,.. Tolentme ....,,..,,..A.,.,,,... Mount St. Michael Dubo1s ....,.....6,4.6A., ..,,. St. Raymond's ...,.,.. ..,,. Iona Manhattan Cathedral Sacred Heart Tolentine Sacred Heart R1ce Cathedral League Record 9 Q 4 'Seasons Record 11 -75 100 51 Opp. 46 59 69 52 66 59 56 70 50 59 52 45 52 Ballet, anyone? A winning form Yx . Wffa, W '45 15 'Q THE FRESHMAN TEAM. First Row: D. Goldreyer, C. Basuino, Corvi, S. La- Scala. Second Row: R. DeMarco, W. LaPierre, R. Sulton, R. Payne. Third Row: McCu1laugh, A. Varriale, R. Rosario, T. Imbrossciano, H. Sterr, D. O'Brien, A. Ber- rone, Bro. Roland Dubois. RECORD Stag: 66 .... ..,., L oyola ........,. .... . 53 ,... ...,. I mmaculata ,.... ...., 46 ,... ..... H ayes .,..........,.... ,.... 50 .... ..... S t. Raymond's ,....... ,..,, 35 .... ...., S pellman .,...,...... ..... 36 .... ,.,.. T olentine ..........,.., ..... 52 .... ..... M anhattan Prep .........,,. 52 .,.. ..,.. M ount St. Michael .,...... 76 .... .,... C athedral ..............,....,.. 42 .... ..... Du bois ....,. ,.... 61 .... ..... D ubois ....... ..... 50 .... ...., T olentine .,..... ..... 78 .... ...., S t. He1ena's .,..,,. . 51 ..., ..,., C athedral .,..... ..,,. 51 .... ,.,.. S tepinac .............., ,.,.. ' 48 .,.. . St. Raymond's ......., 45 ..,,........,.... Manhattan Prep ....,....... Hodoly of the jay Vee on his way to score. 83 League RCCOICI 5 Wins 8 Loses Seasonis Record 8 Wins 9 Losses O 55 40 76 45 50 4 48 66 61 49 55 52 66 57 78 46 56 VARSITY BOWLI Bernard McNellis, Peter Brucato, Bro. james Eliott, John Belina, John Grandeo. Kneeling: Harry Berezonsky. But I used two balls! The Varsity keglers of Saint Agnes had a rather slow start at the beginning of the year, but rallied strongly to take third place in the C.H.S.A.A. division. Brother james Eliott, mod- erator of the bowling, made a few changes which greatly improved the team and made them a strong contender in the first division. After the replacement was made, the team was off to a new start in the second half of the season. Brother james' rearrangement greatly aided the team and resulted in a change of the teamls standing from seventh to third place. JAY VEB Bowu G 20 M F 5+ First Row: W. Siska, Kolb, M. Fay. Second Row: P. Dellophina, A. Centro, R. Catropa, S. Jones, Bro. James Elliott, Bowling Mod- erator. What's up Doc? if 2 2 I Well, ya can't win all the time VARSITY TRACK TEA QQ V. Morales, P. Henderson, Lancet, D. Cronin, K. Mearin, Bro. Denis Caverley, Coach. Sitting: Poli, F. Liptak, C. Rios, R. Horbatiuk. Victory for St. Agnes Anybody see my leg? Which Way to the Fair? Who will be the winner? Pk g? FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM Wi 5 ,Sli Bro. Denis Caverley, Coach, R. Habersham, R. Duffy, R. Everett, A. Williams, K. Flemen, Sewalk, T. Blake, W. Kowalski. P Sf . ' Snug as a bug. W W , ,1 - , ff ,L-if Q ,wwgil 1 - 1 ,T ,Q R -M 7 X 1 'lat I 5 V2 wwnllf f 41 mf Q fm f x -,,. A Yg,, ,, . .2 , Mm Hag -as ,. r awszizfi fgf N U . 'M m f.:, ,mg rw' i wa ,Q-H4 .fuzvz fiieiisiiwi, I -me if 'I , rfszwrgszf L f ffrfj Q ,Q ww ,f fm 1 aww Ar g mm wr - . 5 ,..,.-M 2 , . ifgiifgv .?4fgv'w11 ,J 1 I HSL . 'lass ' Me' ,f ' ,A ,, w H, 'Q fa X i L.. Score two for Bob Brown and 4A. O.K. men, I know the basketball is somewhere Why don't ya put ya shirt back on, Muscles. A gathering of the clan. 1 ,, ,,.. .... I ., , W PK K ,gif X ' ' 525221, .,1':14e2igfg-5 '-ffz'fZvz'm 44fUfSii?-, -su? Sfgflfl- f A - - 'wx iw -V Q K - --m5Lg,P :w A W' 3' ill' Sai.- fiiii . .kwin ' ' :E ,if ' 1 ff V , 5 3. g SWT . i s f ,f P , .W SW, ,, ww, 'f J Go get 'em. Q MEMORIES Bro. Wil1iam's Christmas gift. ' ' i iiifax www 'K' WF What are you doing under there? A thinking man 92 Are you sure there's enough books. 1 f ff? 1 il ' 4 Zhi 53324111252 fi giiiia, .ij 'rsldff' '57 Lkmgil - fi ' x .ui g De profundis. any-1w.mZ , ,V M, MR Q 3 'sz y 5 ,X Woo W, lfzff pn sr 93 Where's your lunch ticket, sonny? 34 S 'Q .L 1151! In a minute. Quiet at last. Drumming up recruits. I RETROSPECT Without a doubt, the past year was an eventful one, making its mark on the face of history. The year had its great moments and difficult times. Like any- thing, it had its light and serious side, and in every case, it affected the lives of Agnesians in some way. The Worlds Fair came to New York in April, making it the first one here since 1939 . . . Pope Paul VI made his historical visit to the Holy Land . . . New advances were made in science . . . In sports, the Yankees dropped four in a row to the Dodgers,fYogi Berra became the most popular Yankee manager in baseball history and the U.S. took a beating in the Winter Olympics . . . Throughout the year, the cold war continued, sometimes a slight thaw, then a frigid hardening. Americans gave their lives in the cause of freedom as fight- ing continued in Viet Nam . . . In November tragedy struck when an assassin's bullet took our thirty-fifth president, john F. Kennedy and suddenly we were in a new period of history. Lyndon B. johnson became the new president . . . Famous writer, Aldous Huxley was taken by the Grim Reaper . . . In movies, Cinerama went in full bloom and the Cardinal was big all around . . . Jack Benny celebrated his thirty-ninth birthday . . . Soundtracks were big sellers in music. Another sound that was big was that of those boys from Britain, the Beatles. We thought it over and found the Mersey sound to be the old Ameri- can sound. Elvis Presley added more gold records to his giant collection . . . Agnesians read more paperbacks, saw more movies and bought more records than usual . . . More in the local vein, the Varsity and Jay Vee basketball teams finished first and second. Bowling was also tops . . . Agnesians displayed more school spirit than ever before . . . The school library was officially opened . . . The Stag took on a new look . . . A new neighborhood sprouted up around our school . . . We studied hard for exams and passed them . . . We certainly canit forget our new principal, Brother W. james Kearney who got the show on the road, and also the members of the faculty, editors joseph Colacicco and Nicholas Chiovetta of the Agnesian and Stag, the student councilmen and the entire student body all did their share and earned their vacation. Well, what kind of year has it been? It's been a year you and I have had a little more experience, a little more joy and perhaps some heartbreak. 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