St Anns High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

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July the twenty-sixth we'll remember your feast day, And each succeeding year in gratitude we'll pray, To keep repeating always your name throughout each year, To ask your help and guidance, and we know you'll always hear. AD JESUM PER MARIAM XX S We declare, pronounce and that the doctrine which holds that Blessed Virgin Mary, at the first of her concepHon, by a singular lege and grace of the Omnipotent in virtue of the merits of Jesus the Saviour of mankind, was imnmcdam hom aH dam sin, has been revealed by God, iherefore should firmly and constanil be beheved by allfhe faHhfuLU Deus Y Q 5-135? ! ZW, Q ,, ,,, g X Zi, ff, ,2 r,--j-' f -'ff' 4 - ' ' 3 r 1? 5-ii ,, 1 ,f Z? .2 Having just finished a good handball game, and towering over not less than ten boys is a black-clad figure. Who is he? Father Fleurant, of course. He has been our spiritual adviser forthe past three years. Whenever a difticulty arises, either small or large, Father Fleurant emerges from the shadows only to return unnoticed. It is this that inspires the confidence we, the students, feel whenever a problem needs to be talked over. His excellent training in preparation for the priest- hood was received at the Eymard Seminary in Suftern, New York. After ordination he was appointed pro- fessor of English and French. Ten years later he was sent to St. Jean's. In 1951 he became our chaplain. The following year he was Dedicated to a ervant of Mar 'lui Q made vocational director for his province. This wonderful man has brought peace to souls and freedom to the consciences of many Stanners. We know that this fact has brought joy and great satisfaction to him, and the thanks we express by this dedication will be adequately expressed only by the Divine Shepherd Himself. 1,444 i QI wa 1 H-: Q,-. .F am, J: V4 1,-Ai., ' l . 0 N , I , Yr 51'-' n xg -f'f. f . S., 'Ba H J D' .Ls- ,AAN BROTHER BENEDICT Assistant Principal BROTHER LEO i Treasurer i i 4 'fi 'S BRO. PAUI. PHILBERT BRO. DANIEI- librarian F BRO- THEOPHILE Assistant Treasurer rench, Social Studies Our ogllly 0 !9I'0lfl.lll?IlCL' L. BRO- OWEN Class 35' typing cw BRO. JAMES DAMIAN Class 4C, Mathematics X W...-v 'A 1 F w M'-vwww BRO. ClEMENf GERARD Class 4A' Biolo SY BRO. JOSEPH WILLIAM History, Mathematics, Baskeiball n-.1---.-- 4 l A1 BRO. CHANEL History, Soclolliy CI BRO. DAVID as s 48. Mathemmiu R BRO. JAMES AUSTIN Class 38, Lari BRO Me h , ' 5' GERARD c anrcal mowing F I rengh n, English lnfrqmurals Class 49 , BRO. VICTOR Chernlslry, Trac ll Nlocleraior BRO. THOMAS Cl ss 3D, English, Spanish. RO. Cl.ENlENT PATRlCK a Baseball Moderator B English, General Szlence, Choir LAWRENCE NUCHAEL BRO' IE Physics, HiS Y' Class f Elementary Algebra ako BRENDAN REGIS uw, Q gy r .:,s. 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X5 rv- N W 1 N BRO. AUGUSTINE JOSEPH Class IA, English, General Science, . BRO. CHARLES ANDREW Choir , Class 2A, English, Debaie -K4 ako. cn-nusrovuen Rosen ' uno. Mucmxei ncumlus ra her Class IB, Spanish English, Hisiory, Yearbook Photog p 113 BRO. LUKE ANSELM Class IC, Social Studies, SpdnlSl1, BRO LOUIS MARY lc b ll ' Freshmen Bas ei a Mh Grade . 3t'L1:. 'fb' E., 'Urn' if az., BRO. EDWARD FRANCIS BRO. EDWARD FINIAN BRO. PATRICK MICHAEL 7th Grade BII1 Grade Class ID, History, Health and Hygiene ,. I V, Q51- BR BRO. WI o. RAYMOND Alsenr umm sucms 5 ' Gmde 6th Grade -A Fiq- 'T-LN BRO. ANTHONY BRO. PETER if -S mf ! J' If DOMINIC CHANEL 2nd Grade 3rd Grade D EUGENE ako. ALFRE 15' Grad!! PETER EUSTACE In P19680 BRO. Ea: t 4 IX 'I 4 L 5 1 xx . MR. LOU CARNESECCA Health and Hygiene, Basketball Coach 'gf BRO. ROBERT FRANCIS B 3rd Prefecf . lNCEN1' Assasfanp prefec' RO- GABRIEL v hw., JL rfifg' ,, 3 fn:- H. . . -R BRO. nmomy MARK 2nd Prefecf FO 9 , 49- , MR. JOSEPH ZIETLER Physical Education, Track Coach .EW 'wi Q N fs 5 1' 595 Q mi? 553+ M .Smlbm 34 Klan, lid. '1-,lv 9, .. . ' of lam. R r R . , , ., -- . , ,-,U i' .2 - ,, lla . 1 1 I 'E J Hz: 4 fy xi R 2. , D if L ' 'l N if I ANTON J05EpH ANSTETT Q Come' f , 'ik fUVOrife sl. G0bflelfs . ' l Footb ' L ' X liegq,,l swing Pals around WMI G10 is 1 K ' a noted histmfion Qnnon and. Beocon , lg- ? . sshd record Collectfgg ' hobbiel ore stamp. Come Q d . ' - . am his . to success. emu' ' ' - sure to hit og lisa? ' ' u rg.-me ','i'lN',f:'..-JI ,, ,. 5 f 1 M55 2 . 'rf'-R - fs. .lv R 5' f t x , mb-- ' 'lie 1 V sq af RAYMOND GEORGE AUSTIN Collector of idzz records . . .lpalsbwilll Bell, Milino. Und Gallagher ' ' ' llkes oo . keePing . . , is a notorious gridiron fol- lower . . . ambition is to become.O SUC' cessful c P A .... wan follow his 900' at St. Bonaventure . . . May success be yours RClYl I6 LAWRENCE H, A1-HERTON HObbies are d . offefllieen with 221:23 sang: Puinting . . - - . . ' ' Un Q d nuallylazlggrpcgq' basketball andnhassugns . ' . favor G in the various intron-,Ur habitu S mall' 'H his sub' F ally Q medalist lects but ,S 3lq f Un College is 'isiflm 'D e d nee' . VP ' 'I . g'owin 9 . . sure to succeed 92' en 9 Pefwnality . Good I In 'hat ' ' UC , Larry! ,V -1. iq, Ewzg. f' ii ' - '11-:sms a s f ' Nfl' Aggie . - mf M-wx KEVIN JosEPH BARRETT l General Excellence Medol in sophomore and lunior year . . . art editor of the year' . d l book for two years . - - l'0lifb'es ,arf rare ' and painting . . . Cllemus1I'Y '5 avor' sllsllsiect . . . Collects oll latest popular songi . . . confides in Casey andllg Bhrennran . ' t b an lndustria esl9 9 ' ' ' lll'llnmllr:del::id3d on which College to attend. s 1 CME BECAN EDWARD JER Quads ,ewan . , . . C gba o ular muslc lonlkes t0 Play loo with G lift: welghlsg ' i L. can be Sain . . tin, . lavorlrttgnl -and Cangrgio become Atherton. Manhattan . . . Wefll miss YOU' -i nend . . . - vdllsuicesstul englneel Edaiei BEGLANE 'd St 'l'eres0'5f Woods' las A stanner hom di several intrdlfluw has Porliclpo1eDllibYf Pence, Glebleli . .. friends ore' 6 favorite subiec Kearns Gnd Colbmf al leopular dullcer i . , . etting ' Business LOW ' f 51 million lf' 5 ! ls bition is 10 make G G Good lUCl John am - ess . . - . n busm up his GW JOHN jO5EPl'l CHARLES FRANCIS BELLIZZI History is favorite subiect . . . popular sports are bowling and baseball . . . has participated in all intramurals . . . can be seen with Curry, Ghee, and Henderson . . . has played track and baseball varsities . . . will endeavor to study law at Niagara or follow a professional baseball career. Come on now, Honey child don't be bashful. look at the Birdie. LAWRENCE JOSEPH BELL Larry came from St. Simon Stock Parish . . . can be seen with Milone, Gallagher, Austin, and Madden . . . favorite subject is typing . . . has participated in all intra- murals . . . he equally excels in basketball and baseball . . . hopes to make a career out of the Navy . . , Best of everything, Larry! 17 - Ag i .--r' .. ,,, RICHARD ALDEN BRUCKNER Dick comes from St. Ignatius Loyola, Hicksville . . . avocation is painting . . . is often noted in the Cummings, Larkins, Bruckner trio . . . St. John's College seems to be Dick's destination . . . ambition is to enter the Society of Atonement to become o teaching Brother . . . Best of everything, Dickl RONALD ANTHONY BERNABO Ronnie hails from Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish . . . a iazz enthusiast, favorite pastime is record collecting and dancing . . . member of Sodality, Stanner, and year- book . . . Received General Excellence Medal in Junior year . . . Pace College seems to be his road to becoming a C. P. A. . . . Sure to succeed . . . Good Luck, Ran- nie! JOHN JOSEPH BRENNAN A four year Sodality man . . . hobbies are photography, dramatics and singing . . . favorite subiect is English . . . a faith- ful baseball fan . . . loves popular and Irish tunes . . . can be seen with Bury, Cummings, Moeshun, and Glidden . . . an agricultural career via Delhi institute lays in store for John. Best of everything to a good Stanner. x ROBERT JAMES BURNS Basketball is his favorite sport . . . is a versatile athlete . . . has participated in every intramural . . . Sophomore year he received Legion of Honor Medal . . . can always be seen with Falas:y, Shannon, Swing and Ansteet . . . a varsity track man . . . will take Business at Syracuse . . .-best of luck, Doc. 18 ,- Who goofed? TERENCE PETER BRENNAN Terry come from St. Jean de Baptiste Grammar School . . . o four year Sodality man . . . on Stanner and Blue and White staffs . . . favorite sport is basketball . . . Math is best subiect . . . can be seen with Casey, Cech, Garguito, and Bell . . . will go to Manhattan to follow up Engineering ambition . . . S'Long, Terry. I? Pillars of St. Ann's. CAESAR ANTHONY CAIAFA Who invented the airplane? . . . Caesar is one of our St. Patrick students . . . as- pires to be a pilot and engineer . . . likes Chemistry and Trig . . . is a very accom- plished baseball player . . . A four year Sodality man and intramural participator . . . Can always be seen with Riccardi, Gior- dano and La Vechia . . . lsn't sure on col- lege to attend . . . good luck, Caesar! f!i.iz.r:,'1'154 .'R. 5 , -FQ uf, Q , JOHN JOSEPH BU RROWS Chemistry is favorite subiect . . . likes to play piano . . . Roller skating is best sport . . . pals around with McDonald and Car- roll . . . all types of music are popular with John . . . will attend Fort Schuyler to study Engineering . . , S'Long, John. ALFRED LOUIS BURY Al hails from Immaculate Conception Parish, Astoria . . . collects all the popular records . . . favors Mechanical Drawing . . . is often seen with Zeman and Char- bonneau . . . baseball and hockey are favorite sports . . . will attend Fort Schuyler to pursue a Mechanical Engineering career . . . good luck, All -f-. if JOHN ANTHONY CAMPAN ELLA Math is favorite subiect . . . likes popular hit records . . . has been in all intramurals . . . a distinguished baseball fan . . . friends are Westwater, Tancredi and Be- can . . . will attend Manhattan College to become a C. P. A. 19 C Q ., Qgsgg' , , it THOMAS JOSEPH CALLAN Ambition is to be an engineer . . . col- lects popular and iazz records . . . pals around with Cash, Curtin, Klinck, Lipton and McGinnity . . . has played intramural basketball . . . Hopes to attend Georgia Tech. fri n EUGENE JAMES CARBINE A varsity track man . . . has participated may in all intramurals . . . friends are Reilly, Giebler, Bernabo, and Derby . . . Trig is subject . . . will become a Chiro- practor or an Engineer . . . hopes to at- Y. State Chiropractic Institute or favorite tend N. i in all intramurols . . . a track and baseball maybe Manhattan. PETER JOHN CARROLL A likeable Stanner . . . has participated veteran . . . likes chemistry . . . follows popular music . . . best pastimes are bowl- ing and baseball . . . can be seen with O'Grady, HcDonald, and Burrows . . . future plans are centered around success in Armed Forces. Don't shoot until you see the white of JOHN THOMAS CASEY John is a sports and dancing enthusiast . . a product from St. Jean de Baptiste Grammar School . . . is often seen with Ceck, Garguilo, Daly, and Brennan . . . likes English . . . will strive toward an en- gineering career via Monhattan . . . So Long, Case. their teeth. MICHAEL JAMES CASH Math is best subiect . . . often seen with Callon, Lipton, Klinck, and Curtin . . . fa- vorite pastime is basketball . . . ambition is to become an engineer . . . participated in many intramurals . . . you can't help but succeed, Mike. RAYMOND RICHARD CECH One of our more popular seniors . . . has participated in all school intramurals . . . a four year sodalist and business manager of The Stonnar . . . Received Legion of Honor Medal in Junior year . . . favorite pastimes are photography and bowling . . . lover of popular music . . . You can't help but succeed, Ray! R ROBERT JOHN CHARBONNEAU A product of St. Bartholomew's, Elmhurst . . . a varsity track man . . . has partici- pated in all intramurals . . . sports writer for Stanner . . . confides in Lane, Zeman, and Bury . . . likes swimming, fishing, hunt- ing, and boating . . . will attend St. Bon- aventure on road to becoming an agent for F. B. I .... Good Luck, Bob! JAMES CLARKE A graduate of St. Ignatius . . . favors math over all his subiects . . . has participated in several intramurals . . . can be seen with Cummings, Daley, and Loscalzo . . . a varsity track man . . . will enter Manhattan to become a draftsman . . . good luck, Jim. The sig Five vii 1 gm VINCENT CHRISTOPHER COEN Science is favorite subject . . . likes to build model planes . . . follows all sports especially baseball . . . popular songs are of constant interest . . , An Engineering career seems to be his goal but is still yet undecided on which college to attend . . . Best of everything, Vin! ALBERT JOHN CONTENTO A familiar face around the Academy . . . member of the yearbook staff as well as a faithful sodalist . . . likes math . . . be- sides the books, Al follows baseball and tennis . . . career to be an Aeronautical Engineer . . . will attend Purdue . . . Best of everything, Al! LAWRENCE JOHN CLYDE Larry is a product of Resurrection Parish, Elmhurst . . . favors chemistry . . . likes football . . . popular pastime is sleeping . . . pals around with Hetherington, Caiffa, and Roden . . . is an enthusiastic fan of Jo Stafford . . . will attend St. John's Uni- versity for his Chemical Engineering ambi- tion . . . lots of luck to a great guy! C - ,z afff JOHN JOSEPH CRAWFORD John hails from St. Joseph's Parish, As- toria . . . likes Math above all . . . a four year Sodality man . . . dexterously plays baseball and basketball . . . friends are Reid, Curry, and La Vecchio . . . will attend Manhattan on way to an Engineering career . . . Keep smiling, Johnl in. ' THOMAS CURTIN Tom hails from St. Joan of Arc, Queens . . . has participated in many intramural: . . . collects all latest and most popular tunes . . . a proficient basketball player . . . inseparable from McGinnity, Lipton, Klinck, Flannagan . . . is sure of attend- ing college . . . S'Long, Tom. JOHN JOSEPH DALY Cars, hunting, fishing, are favorite pas- times . . . goes in for popular music . . . received Legion of Honor medal twice . . . four year Sodality man . . . pals with Gili- gan, Loveechio, Loscalzo, and Gildea . . . On the chemical engineering road . . . will attend Manhattan . . . We'll miss you, Johnny. JOSEPH CLEMENT DEASY Science is favorite subiect . . . likes pop- ular tunes . . . a four year man in the So- dality . . . Assistant Editor ln Chief of the C.Y.A. Banner . . . is often seen with Con- tento, Cummings, and Elliott . . . will strive towards entomology via Cornell . . . Best of everything, Joe! 22 JOHN JOSEPH CUMMINGS A popular Senior . . . likes history . . . a four year Sodality man . . . has partici- pated in all intramurals . . . can be seen with Moeschoen and Glidden . . . baseball is his favorite sport . . . will attend Fort Schuyler towards his Mechanical Engineer- ing ambition. JOHN JAMES CURRY St. Catherine of Sienna's product to St. Ann's . . . History and physics are favorite subiects . . . hobbies are building model planes and shooting pool . . . follows foot- ball . . . likes popular tunes . . . confides in Henderson, Bellini, and McGhee . . . will go to the Academy of Aeronautics to take up designing or engineering. I , I . is I .1 ' '1' 4 'J U f i mlb I 1 .A ,NM m ' 1 f 0 Qs '--.. . 5 I I' Ln.- . 1 L V . A q F . fl I V K ' , f P I I f- I .f' ' , X. F' I 'A', 1' - l, if , if .IJ . f' ' ,- , ff .-1 . WA , ,, ,. l,,g,M. ' ' ' 1,4 1 J w . ,-' ijt . ., 4 ,A 1 . 7 ir. TMS-' 5 ' ',..jy's. gif' 1 we I 'th ' 'F arf I vm x X I 5- -A J I . LQ. .A A V' I N- L 4 --I L 0' 1009 -ur, T f yan 1 , A J, 1 x lm lg W 5 I F E. . A V K R . ' w 1 , ' Q3 WR -in K 1 . , ' ,A .. Li, ,f if .tx .f .5 xy ,,1r:f Ll ' '-1 'f v if 'Sq 'K 'X P' . ay. 43410 ff? -. ,Q , 9' . 4' -A-'V 1 ,g N -fsN.'F f 'V W It W ,iv W 4, 9 -ft- STANLEY FRANCIS D ZR fv- WILLIAM EDWARD DONLAN Bill is a product of Our Lady of Refuge grammar school . . . His favorite hobby, subiect, and sports are billiards, chemistry, and basketball in that order . . . Often seen with Lane, Fitzgerald, and Gleason . . . Has the ambition to become an engi- neer via the University of Detroit or Mari- time College . . . Likes to listen to Latin America music . . . Good luck, Bill! 24 Always Q I ERBY St C955 Official Uhner ' consu - . , Q . ' ' rn I - , P0Pular Mech fo.lloW5 basebulls eisurz lime dancl '9 anical D, . ' - - est sub- f . and Irish musigwm9 . . . taste, for pigs' is lane Gi bl ' ' - Pals around . fl' , e ef, Drago U d Wlflt Beg. we lmisg you' SMH! , n Carbine , I . 'ii' ANTHQNY JOHN D Class Secretary 'NCME ...hyd '-.vor'f ticipmgd ?Ver on baseball V:-if lfack man bun and Lziergl intramuralg , sllinle' 'bPur. u C F ' S luzz tunes . . . Zgn.Q.51raves popular 2,3 gnd Holahan , , ' Wm ' Haefner, Kirwan ood Luck, Tony! attend Fordham I ' JAMES FRANCIS DRAGO Class Secretary in third year . . . has participated in all intramurals . . . avid football fan . . . best subiect is English . . . often seen with Giebler, Reilly, Car- bine, Derby, and Perite . . . leisure time is devoted to billiards and girls . . . hopes to be success in life . . . on way to Adelphi . . . S'Long Jim. WCHAEL ouuav AcaclemY ' ' ' A familiar face growl: me . member ol active in all intramulc f articiPdni on . l I fgrme P - baseball varSllY gban varsities . . I. hobbies d baske tishin9 lmcksjlilmming, football, angn SPN' always . m . . . all-3. a tour-Yea' Sqdumy . favorite Sub' tive - - n resentv otten See Q class Yep d Science . - - poem lects are Mall' on Ftzgerald, Stapleton' with Geisler' Dmgvzll attend Manhattan and Car ine - - ' CAN moms PETER DUR . flush- St NtarY'5 Polish In Fa- -ifrom' -ces- . Tom :tmlikes to Sway Scwglten seen with- ina. an on is football ' ' ' s . . . Likes POP vFor::s3Pshonno,,, anisxznw atend coltisg' a ' - . . - . mustt - ' ONE ' lilo: ihcxt undecided io W I U VoY09e' Tom- ALOYSIUS CHARLES FALUSSY General Excellence Medal in Junior Year . . . incumbent of many class offices . . . one of the school's best bowlers . . . active in all intramurals . . . seen with Durcan, Shannon, Anstat, and Tiny Mari . . . best subiect is English . . . spends most of his spare time with his many studies . . . will strive to Doctoring of Surgery via Alabama . . . Best of everything, Hunlxl laughing on the outside. Boyl That water is tempting it 1: EDWARD GEORGE EVANS Ed's main interest is photography when he is not studying Math or playing La Crosse . . . Attended St. Cecilia grammar school . . . Plans to be an architect . . . Often seen with Helmes, Larkins, and Fitz- patrick . . . ls not going to attend college . . . Good Luck, Ed. 25 'Qylf '44 I FRANCIS XAVIER FEELEY Frank hails from St. Mary's Flushing . . . active in most intramurals . . . hobbies are horses and building stock cars . . . favors typing . . . likes to rope calves and stock car racing . . . a real fan of western tunes . . . often seen with Perite, Tierney, Beg- lane, and McPartland . . . ambition is Auto- Mechanics . . . Good Luck, Frank. N 4-0' ..w- s. i 'f 3 DANIEL EDWARD FITZGERALD Dan is a product of St. John's grammar school . . . His main hobby is singing . . . When he is not playing basketball . . . Has participated in numerous intramurals . . . Plans to attend Manhattan to become a C. P. A .... Often seen with Lane, Glea- son, and Travers . . . Best of Luck, Danny. I swear officer, I thought it was my cur. YF s JOHN JOSEPH FLANAGAN John wishes to study Medicine . . . after attending Manhattan College . . . His favor- ite sport is basketball and he likes dancing . . . Is generally seen with Klinck, Lipton, and McGinnity . . . His many activities in- clude Intramural basketball 3 and 4, track I and 2, Stanner Staff 4 and Year Book Staff 4 . . . Good Luck, John. JOSEPH PATRICK GALLAGHER Likes dancing and basketball . . . favor- ite subiect is bookkeeping . . . is often seen with Madden and Bell . . . wants to attend College of traffic . . . Joe received the Legion of Honor in third year . . . Good Luck, Joe. 26 EDWARD MICHAEL FITZPATRICK Ed hails from St. Mary's Parish in Long Island City . . . Likes to play handball and basketball while not enioying the pleasure of studying Math . . . ls active as a Soda- list for the past four years . . . Often seen with Larkins, Helmes, and Evans . . . Bon Voyage, Ed. if yi JOHN ANTHONY GARGIULO John is a popular Senior . . . active in all intramurals . . . won Legion of Honor I i 1. sk Ohl To be a kid again. THOMAS JOSEPH GHEE Likes football and piano . . . undecided about college but wants to be a Sculptor . . . pals with Lee and Henderson . . . Good Luck, Tom. 'TF- Medal in Freshman Year . . . member of Stanner staff . . . math is best subiect . . . can be seen with Cech, Brennan, Casey, LaVechia, and Crawford . . . one of schooI's better bowlers . . . has definite civil engi- neering plans for the future . . . best of luck at Manhattan Pierre. WILLIAM THOMAS GEOGHEGAN Likes dancing with boxing and basket- ball . . . hails from St. Teresa's, Woodside . .. His favorite pals are Swing and Mari . . . BiIl's Intramural activities include Punchball 2 8- 3, Handball 2 81 3, Track 2 81 3, and he was Class Secretary in Sophomore year. JOSEPH STEPHEN GILDEA Joe is active in school sports and would like to make a career of it, although his favorite subiect is science he is not de- cided . . . He is not sure if he will attend college . . . Usually pals with Gilligan, LaVecchia and Daly . . . Originally came from St. John Chrysostom . . . Good Luck, Joe. 27 1- 1 K x WILLIAM DAVID GIEBLER Bill comes from St. Sebastian's, Queens . . . Is fond of dancing, especially the Sa- voy . . . Football is BilI's favorite sport and Math seems to be his favorite subiect . . . Can usually be seen with Drago, Reilly, Carbine, Bernabo, Perite, and Derby . . . Would like to go to Manhattan . . . In second, third, and fourth year he played all intramural sports . . . Good Luck, Bill. 5 -4'-v 3 I GEORGE RICHARD GILHOLM Likes bowling, mechanical drawing, and football . . . Came to St. Ann's from Our Lady Queen of Martyrs and is in cahoots with Carol, O'Grady, and Maddan . . . His inspiration is to be a Draftsman, after at- tending State University . . . Good Luck, George. JOHN PATRICK GILLIGAN John brought the luck of the Irish to the Academy . . . Likes to fool around with photography and pals with Gildea and Daly and wants to be a Business Executive . . . John is undecided about College . . . Best of Luck, John. 'S' t JOSEPH ANTHONY GIORDANO Pal of Caesar Caifa, and Riccardi . . . likes baseball and Chemistry as well as popular music, punchball, and handball . . . He has been a faithful four year So- dalist . . . Wants to be an Engineer after going to Maritime College . . . Participated in all handball tournaments . . . Good Luck, Joe. JAMES DANIEL GLEASON J-J Jim has been on the basketball squad for four years . . . Dancing is his favorite pastime, especially the Charleston . . . His life's ambition is to be a millionaire . . . Jim originally came from Our Lady of Angels . . . Good Luck, Jim. WALTER FREDRICK GLEICH Likes to collect stamps . . . Product of St. Francis De Sales . . . Usually seen with Keating and Gildea . . . Wants to go to Manhattan and be an engineer . . . He has been a fervent Sodalist for four years . . . Good Luck, Walter. 28 Who has the keys? gl , QI' 5 L 1 1 , I -. E gi 'K' N JOHN CHARLES GLIDDEN John came to us from Cathedral in Sophomore year . . . Since then he has participated in many intramurals . . . He is an active member of the Year Book Staff . . . Likes model railroading as a hobby when not playing baseball and basketball . . . Often seen with Stapleton, Moeschen and Cummings . . . Plans to attend Man- hattan to become an engineer . . . Good Luck, John. EDWIN HARRY GOSSO What a relief? Ed hails from St. Joan of Arc grammar school and likes to study all sciences . . . Likes to play 4 string guitar while he is not playing baseball and golf . . . Often seen with Hoffman and McDermott . . . Listens to popular music . . . Plans to be- come a successful dentist by attending St. Bonaventure College . . . Good Luck, Ed. 7 5 5' an J -i f'Y1. -v. MICHAEL ALBERT HELMES Mike is a product of St. Mary's Parish, Woodside . . . Likes to dance and enioys Math . . . Likes popular music. . . Received the General Excellence Medal in 3rd year . . . often seen with Larkins, Evans, Fitz- patrick, and Glidden . . . Plans to attend Manhattan to become a civil engineer . . . Lots of Luck, Mike. ALBERT HENRY HAEFNER Plans to be a Restaurant owner . . . has participated in several intramurals . . . former member of Jayvee Baseball Team . . . favors Math . . . likes bowling and is busy keeping his women happy . . . insep- arable from De Nome, Kirwan, and Holo- han . . . is on his way to Fordham Business School . . . Best of Everything, Al. 11 A-' EDWARD CHARLES HENDERSON Eddy came to us from St. Catherine of Sienna and has been often seen at Stanner dances . . . He is active in school intra- murals, track, handball, and punchball . . . favorite subiect is Math and he has been inspired to be a member of the Bell Tele- phone Company . . . Often seen with Curry and Ghee . . . Best of Luck, Ed. CHARLES GEORGE HETHERI NGTON The school handball champion for three years . . . Class Treasurer in iunior year . . . hobbies are stamps and bowling . . . Math is best subiect . . . seen with Lane, Kearns, Fitz, and McGhee . . . has partic- ipated in every intramural every year . . . will atend college to take up Architecture . . . S'Long, Charlie. Q11 THOMAS FRANCIS KEARNS One of the most popular Stanners . . . has held many class offices . . . a track and basketball champion . . . besides par- ticipating on varsities, Tom has played all other possible intramurals . . . can be seen with Raineri, Purcell, Kirwan, Bernabo, and Giebler . . . ambition is to open a Ravioli Store with Raineri . . . will attend George- town . . . Take it easy, Big Tom. ' we MICHAEL PATRICK KEATING A popular Stanner . . . favorite subject is Math . . . a four year Sodality man . . . active participant in Forensic Society . . . played in a couple of intramurals . . . en- ioys baseball . . . friends are Laz and LaMedica . . . Hobby is collecting stamps , . . will attend Fordham . . . ambition is to became a physicist . . . we'll miss you, Mike. ROBERT GERARD KECK Bob came to us this year from St. Paul's Abbey in Newtown, N. J. . . . Likes to col- lect records and play tennis . . . His most favorite subiect is Latin . . . Bob has the intention of becoming a priest and plans to go to college, but is yet undecided to which one . .. Best of Luck, Bob. MATTHEW HOLAHAN Matty was our varsity track captain . . . a four year Sodolity member . . . hos played in several intramural sports . . . best subiect is History . . . a proficient baseball player . . . friends are Kirwan, Zeeman, Heffner, Kearns and Gleason . . . will start on road ta a million via Miami U , , . best of luck, Matty, STEPHEN JOSEPH KANAPES Math is favorite subiect . . . received Legion of Honor Medal in Sophomore year . . . active in all intramurals . . . baseball is popular pastime . . . likes all modern records . . . always can be seen near Caifa, MocPurtIand or Madden . . . Lots of luck for a great guy. ZW 'W 05.,06t'2 'C W as slim .5 ' Q gf-x QM S f 'QW Umm '22, if? Ex M1 Q J' M, 'X 3 MQ? M W Klan, 45' 11 I FRESHMAN YEAR Bro. Thomas Alban replaces Bro. John Arthur as Principal of St. Ann's Academy . . . Halloween Hop pro- vides first taste of Stanner social ' life . . . iD and Kelly walk oft with rattle honors . . . Frosh Five ot Lane, McGinnity, Kearns, Kirwan and t Travers moved into the C.H.S.A.A. finals . . . Square Crooks under Bro. Stephan Urban's direction is a big hit . . . Father Fleurant as- sumes duties as Chaplain . . . Car- bine, Zeman and Gleason pace mighty track team . . . Sodality re- ceives new members . . . 'IA under Bro. Paul Michael's guidance excel in all activities . . . Rye Beach is destination of our first boat ride . . . Provincial exams are now in reach- ing distance . . . Vacation until sophomore year. ff ,Q 1 xk -ff a ' , Q' 4 I, 4.94, '41 f! f-ff' E Q? i ,f's F .,L-mfg .4 . '1 ,'l .' I .Z'fffl'w' ' ,' 'Lf 1' Q Q f,f I :iIr 1,11fi' fa 1 1 ' fn if -,nriytl ' 4 , .' . ' fl P 'ffl I 11'!'f?fW'i? 11 . it .v l l ll' ' . to I 'utllllliili ' ' Q ll wt. A .I 1 CJR? SOPHOMORE YEAR School year commences at the nnual Mass of the Holy Ghost . . . ro. Lawrence Joseph is the new irincipal . . . Father Lenihan is the 'etreat master for our second year , . . Frosh D are the victors in the 'tra-mural collection of track tro- hies . . . Bro. Joseph William spurs :reshman Cagers on to the Manhat- an championship . . . Heathering- on still reigns champ of the junior :livision in handball . . . Sophomore E and Kelly attain victory in annual raffle contest . . . 2C tops in volley ball tournament . . . Sodality re- 'eives an international banner and bestowed with the Marian Award . . Bro. Paul Michael becomes ioderator of the Stanner . . . me Stanner publications win tles in the Columbia Journalism .ontest . . . Varsity five becomes C.H.S.A.A. champs under Lou Car- nesecca . . . Don Lane iumps the gun to aid the varsity . . . Boat ride is again to Rye . . . Regents exams first experienced . . . Two months needed for restoration. '. L .iid Q ti. .l X. Qin 1 . .5 ,nn-,,,., l -7 X J it A ,iarii i 7 pgbsfvd t ,Hi V: lt' lf' llfgfi ,Z y v T 1 4 if l' F' . ,cop Lll ll i JUNIOR YEAR A host of new brothers appear within these walls . . . Fr. McGough conducts the Annual Retreat . . . first Parent-Teacher meeting territies Stanners . . . Bro. Gilbert is ap- pointed Athletic Director . . . 3A wins rattle . . . Annual Food Drive shatters all records . . . Bro. Wilfrid becomes principal, as Bro. Lawrence Joseph departs . . . Trip to Stepinac shows the Stanner school spirit . . . Varsity cops K. of C. Tournament led by Kearns and Lane . . . Bro. Linus William is named Provincial for the United States, and Bro. John Lawrence is the new director . . . Spring dance provides social year . . . Muller is still boarding, and news of his taking Enrique's place at the drum is spreading fast . . . Regents exams climax another year. SENIOR YEAR Senior Year-joy at reaching the last lap hit seniors . . . Brothers Victor, David, James, and Clement are in charge . . . Year begins on a spiritual note with the Mass of the Holy Ghost and the annual retreat . . . 2B wins raffle with 4C right be- hind . . . Kelly sells seventeen chancebooks . . . Seniors best in food drive . . . Lane, Kearns, Trav- ers, McGinnity, Kirwan, and Glea- son star for Varsity . . . 4C punch- ball champs . . . Lipton, most valu- able player . . . Hot rods new craze in school with Falussy and Shannon leading the way . . . Dances sponsored by sodality are huge successes . . . Year ends with senior prom, graduation, and re- gents week . . . Senior reunion planned tor Christmas, '54 . . . The last year ends and with happiness mingled with sadness the seniors bid farewell. W. E ms. Ti 4 1 ' ss.. I C -5 ,Wi Jill .1 V ,J ill glivl ,Y K r BERNARD JOSEPH KLINCK HUberl is one of lhe Jerseyilc-s of Sl. Ann's . . . he come Yo us from Saint Nich- olos , . . McGinnily, Curlin, Lipton, Kirwin, and Derby ora- but Cl fuw of his mony friends . . . Berniv is one ol the finest colchers in high school lnuseboll, und has ploy:-rl vursily bull for lwo yeurs . . . his ambition is 10 lwcolm- 0 couch . . . You ccn'l fail to succeed, Bennie! 34 'Fr- PAU A fo l PETER KELLY ur all intramzfglg Sodollll' mor, , r glass offices - . .iful ' incumbent- oilcllve in cjrbryp and Pool orgors Chpmisrry msany n ' ' - . Mm-hele lleeenr with Ogjgrlula Pfrsiimes , in A ' , , M D f on, M ' Mrlll qffend Munhfmirmort, and MUHEGHOQ Qmeermg U. I good' on for Henri r , . , uck, Paul! CU' En, v HUGH P' 'URWAN Orsity bosebun -..rec' qndbak hillbilly 2:3121 several Class ogicihiball plloyor i Q Cussicol 1 - - . ove cioizem wllh Sports ansnjs I i i Spam 'img luke 2 'fo-Shoo' marbles oclol UC7ivifics . . . attend Riepgioilggs wi1ll3lVlu-llggrirllslllon Zig Or ,oh S' ' ' - I me College- DONALD WARREN KYLE Every year Q medulisl . . . General Fx- Cgllenqe Medal in Sophomore and Junior Years . . . has porlicipolcd in all infro- murols . . . Science is hes! subject . . . ploy, ull Sports bu! excels in basketball . . . can be seen with McGinni!y . . . plClrlS to attend Notre Damn for EI19l 0'i 9 Um' bigion , , , Con'1 help but succeed, Don! -we-..-V U '-1 NICHOLAS l.aMEDlCA JOHN Engineering will be future occupation . . . an extremely likeable Stanner . . . has President and Vice-President offices . . . active in several intramurals . . . a four year Sodality man . . . hobbies are danc- ing, swimming, and model trains . . . an equally fine scholar in Math and History . . . can be seen with Cech, Tierney, C. Nic- Dermott, Garguilo, and Smith . . . Good F t Schuyler, .lohnl luck at or ,-uv -' D o You see wha' I up Q, 'ill -sv. I . ll s EPH LANE Class Pres- A very likeable Stanner . . . active in many intra- DONALD JOS 'd nt three years . . . ' ketball player . . . r e murals . . . a varsity bas Legion of Honor Medal in freshman year . . . History is favorite subiect . . . friends are Fitzgerald and Travers . . . enioys various modern music . . . ambition is to become a teacher . . . will attend Holy Cross . . . you're a sure hit on the wheel of fortune, Don. Jo HN A. LARKINS A lslangrgfjglct from St. Josephfs Pc . h - . , S , rss I L yrettfran , h I huSapcT'SigslrtY and poreigg umurulg , t I fave yyvcipeted in Sevef I . . - pays Wim E rue subiecg is E 'u and Lavecchiu vvanskllflelmisl Fhzpg'E:l::skh ' ' r go e U . p law at Fordham Tl'eY far 907 . to eat their Whemies. ,l JOSEPH EDWARD LANFAIR Civil En - , is favoriteglgsferliig is ambition M h s - - , ' ' - at arty - V - armor . - - . 0 5 , membe 2':f'1Ciis are Loscglzfzfgilg Fflsrzbull fun r of en Nlanhatt 09SCl1g D ' ' Un , I , , n - - . ' 'wc ll mm You, Jovelll 35 11+ , RJ F-55 MARSHALL H. LIPTON Math is favorite subiect . . . General Ex- cellence Medal in Freshman Year . . . Legion of Honor Medal in Sophomore Year . . . medalist in all three years . . . has participated in all intramurals . . . plays all sports but excels in basketball . . , pals around with Klinck, McGinnity, Curtin, and Flanagan . . . experience in Sodality and Blue and White . . . will attend Steven's or Manhattan or Villanova on the way to an Engineering career . . . Best of every- thing' Lippy! JACK THOMAS LAVECCHIA A familiar face in Stanner life . . . a four year Sodality man . , . Class treasurer in Sophomore year . . . an accomplished handball player . . . confides in Crawford, Daly, and Caifa . . . hobbies are Photogra- phy, fishing, and drawing . . . History is best subiect . . . will take up law at Ford- ham . . . Good Luck, Jack! AN DRE LOUIS LAZ A familiar face around the Academy . . . has participated in several intramurals . . . a four year Sodality man . . . favors Chem- istry . . . plays tennis dexterously . . . hobby is stamp collecting . . . will attend Manhattan to become an Engineer . . . we'll miss you, Andre. ANTHONY MICHELE LOSCALZO A Varsity track man . . . member of So- dality . . . received Legion of Honor Medal in Junior Year . . . confides in Clark, Daly, Charbonneau, and Zeman . . . hobbies are coin collecting, wood working and hshing , . . favorite subiects are Latin and French . . . aspires to Civil Engineering via Mane hattan . . . Best of Luck, Tony! 36 .J if X-Q t l And then there were two. DENNIS JAMES LEE A St. Vincent Ferrer product . . . favors Chemistry . . . likes dancing, swimming, and bowling . . . follows all hit tunes . . . avid baseball fan , . . is seen with Mc- Ghee, Bellizzi, Curry, Hennessy, and Heth- erington . . . thinks he has discovered a formula to get rich quick . . . Try it out, Denny. ai Cf jo? 2 Dangerous bend. TIMOTHY JOSEPH MANGAN Vice-President of Senior Class . . . be- sides intramurals, is Sodality member . . . Typing is favorite subject . . . likes to play basketball . . . kept close to the old sod with a collection of Irish tunes . . . hobbies are bowling and pool . . . can be seen with Madden, McPartland, Kirwan, Mullie gan, and Kannapes . . . ambition is to ioin police .. . Best of Luck, Tim! THOMAS JOHN MADDEN Bowling is favorite pastime . . . is avid iazz fan . . . can be seen with Bell, Milone, Quinones, Gallagher, and McGhee . . . favors English . . . has participated in all intramurals . . . two years Sodality and track activity . . . ls uncertain on future but will attend St. John's . . . Good Luck, Tom! THOMAS JOSEPH MADDEN A product from Ascension Parish, New York . . . can be seen with Mangan, Mc- Donald, McPartland, Reddy, and Rodin . . . Hobbies are pool, swiming, and golf . . . likes Biology and Chemistry . . .follows all popular tunes . . . ambition is Chemical Engineering . . . will attend Manhattan or Fordham . . . Good Luck, Tom! THOMAS MATTHEW MARION A four-year Sodality man . . . has par- ticipated in several intramurals . . . likes all popular tunes . . .confides in LaVecchia and Larkins . . . a baseball fan . . . Typ- ing is best subiect . . . will become a Cer- tified Public Accountant via Hofstra . . . Good Luck, Tom! 37 JOHN JOSEPH MARI A scholar from St. Joan of Arc, Jackson Heights . . . active in intramurals . . . talent and size make him a tough gridiron foe . . . best subiect is Math . . . can be seen with Swing, Burns, Shannon, Anstet, O'Neill, and C. McDermott . . . loves out- door sports and hunting . . . will seek Law degree via Manhattan College . . . keep smiling, Tiny! -'57 PETER MOESCHEN St. Ignatius' gift to St. Ann's . . . sports and drawing are avocations . . . active in several intramurals . . . can be seen with Cummings, Glidden, Muller, Kelly, Clark, Sullivan, and Mari . . . best subiect and sports are M. D. and basketball . . . wishes to become a Draftsman . . . will attend Seton Hall . . . Good Luck, Pete. MICHAEL JOSEPH MILONE Baseball, basketball and hockey occupy Mike's spore time . . . has participated in several intramurals . . . favors History and Typing . . . confides in Bell, Austin, and McPartland . . . ambition is towards a career in Navy or perhaps to become one of New York's Finest . . . Best of Luck, Mikel JAMES PATRICK MITCHELL A Bronxite from St. John Chrysostom . . . has participated in several intramurals . . . favors English . . . pals around with Mc- Ghee, Quinones, Simons, and Torney . . . bowls and boxes like a pro . . . ambition is to make an honest million . . . Lots of luck, Mitch! Taken to the cleaners. Y' MARTIN MICHAEL MULLER Chemistry is best subiect . . . a Sodality and Forensic veteran . . . has participated in all intramurals . . . likes softball . . . can be seen with Moeschen, Glidden, Cum- mings, and Sullivan . . . will attend Man- hattan . . . Electrical Engineering is am- bition . . . Sa long, Marty. DENNIS PETER MULLIGAN History is best sub1ect . . . a two year Sodality man . . . has participated in sev- eral intramurals . . . a collector of latest iazz records . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . often seen with Travers . . . will attend Pace College . . . ambition is to take a trip to Mars with Kirwan. 38 fx CHARLES ROBERT McDERMOTT General Excellence Medal in Freshman and Sophomore Years . . . Every year a medalist . . . member of Stanner and Blue and White staffs . . . likes all subiects equally . . . can be seen with Resker and hx -,fu v', .Wsgv I-I ff 1' 'Y lf 1 Zaborowski . . . Fiction consumes maiority I of leisure time . . .will follow up Chemical Engineering via Manhattan . . . Can't help but succeed, Charlie! an 1, I THOMAS MICHAEL McDERMOTT Favorite subject is lunch . . . a product from Blessed Sacrament, Jackson Heights . . . likes all popular and jazz tunes . . . pals around with Turley, Derby, and Drago . . . hobby is auto-mechanics . . . career will be Mechanical Engineering via Man- hattan . . . best of everything, Tom! Owwl That sun is bright on Monday morning. 1 'Thr 5 FRANCIS PATRICK MCDONALD One of the boys . . . likes swimming, MARTIN STEPHEN McDONALD Marty o late arrival at the old beehive . . . likes all types of music . . . collects interesting news items . . , favorite sub- iect is English . . . a very dexterous bas- ketball player . . . can be seen with Kelly and Mari . . . will attend Fordham College on road to becoming an Educator . . . keep that smile and you can't help but succeed, Marty! JAMES MICHAEL McGHEE English is favorite subiect . . . has partic- ipated in several intramurals . . . a Sodol- ity and Track Veteran . . . likes sail boat- ing and fishing . . . can be seen with Mitchell, Quinones, Torney, and Simons . . . ambition is in Commercial Art . . . best of luck, Big Jim. basketball, baseball, and pool . . . has received several class offices . . . all in- tramural experience . . . favorite subiect is Mechanical Drawing . . . will become a cop . . . Good Luck, Frank! 'fljl GU 'YT7 RAYMOND MARTIN McGOWAN A product of Corpus Christi Parish, New York . . . baseball and basketball are fa- vorite sports . . . follows all top tunes . . . intramural and Sodality activity . . . favor' ite subject is Mechanical Drawing . . . pals with Reilly, Derby, Carbine, and Drago . . . aspires to a Draftsman career . . . Best of everything, Ray! THOMAS DENNIS MCGINNITY ROBERT ,OH One of Academy's more versatile ath- letes . . . has participated in all intramurals , . . experience in track, baseball, and basketball varsities . . . has received sev- eral class offices . . . can be seen with Flanagan, Kyle, Lipton, Klinck, and Curtain . . . will attend Fort Schuyler to take up Engineering . . .Good Luck to a great guy. .-of -I JOHN THOMAS O'CONNOR Latin is favorite subject . . . a versatile athlete but excels in football . . . often seen with Muller, Bury, and Swartz . . . has experience in several intramurals . . . pas- times are coins, pennants, and dancing . . . an avid Pop record fan . . . will follow a Law ambition at Penn . . . Best of every- thing, Johnny! .Nw WILLIAM FRANCIS O'DONOHUE A student from St. Joseph's, Astoria . . . a four-year Sodality man . . . a player on the iayvee baseball and freshman track varsities . . . active in all possible intra- murals . . . likes Typing . . . consumes spare time by playing baseball and basket- ball and swimming . . . can be seen with Reddy, Stapleton, Duliby, and McDonald . . . will attend St. John's to be a C. P. A. LAWRENCE JOHN O'GRADY Dancing and records are hobbies . . . veteran of intramurals and Sodality . . . English is best subiect . . . collects both iazz and popular music . . . plans to enter armed forces . . . Good Luck, Larry. 40 N McPARTLAND Basketball and baseball are popular pas- times . . . participated in several activities . . . often seen with Heafner, Kanapes, Madden . . . English is favorite subiect . . . ambition is to ioin the ranks of our New York Finest . . . hopes to attend Notre Dame . . .Good Luck, Bob! Stl S S ,Z N gimwa: ' EM EAL. way' 'Em n 1 1 0. MW Raw ..fJ aff ' PPM, Chief, 'BMX-FEBS' 770557 . ll I .s,,, igvizfgu Q 2v1J3nR ' Q K I , M 9:2 . Klan. 40 - . .41 3 tl' 5 'i l 5-4 '. .- ' 0 J f at ry I s ,l R f - , l . . l , . I '. If N. V-, -- in ' 'i NIV .iw ET NCIS PEREIRA MARTIN FRA John Chryostorrh 'l from sl' , b ll . . - Many llulcivorite SPM: ls base G . can X . . - mus - ' grllgws elasslml Yorks gchell and Pallclllf O b seen wlfl' M'. , is on lm ellen English is best sublet' ' ' for Cl -H endeavor Ilege - - - nf MC way fo to y. Best of eve'Y 'ng' law career - - ' 42 P f 'E 5' Rh v' 2 r EDWARD .IOSEP H O'NElll A four-year Sodality man . . . has par- ticipated in all intramurals . . . favors chemistry and history . . . fishes, hunts, and plays football in spare time . . . friends are Kelly, Lax . . marria e . g seems to be a definite goal for Ed . . . Will attend St. John's . . . keep smiling, Ed. ROBERT ANTON PALTAUF Bob's one of our rare old-timers-has been behind these walls for twelve years . . . a four-year Sodality man , , , ho, participated in many intramural: . . . is seen with Contento, Roberts, Sullivan, and Pereira . . . sports are hunting and swim. ming, takes great pride in his Model Rail- road and ability to play billiards . . . would like to link up with some Federal law enforcement agency after atte college. nding me Roseau MICHAEL PER terarl I ' I ' . q ve , Baseball is favorite SPOT member of lay' of I't10nY lnlromurals l,-favOl'5 lyplng D baseball team - - .H Carbine, an Vee 'h Gieblerf Re' Y' lie in 'he is seerr W h future seems YO k 'Q Q Be9l e ' 'fl l Seb . . lots of 'uc u.s. NGVY 0' Greal QUY! RCEl.l. PATRlCK JOHN PU A varsity basketball veteran . . . plays a good game on the gridiron . , . follows modern types ot music . . . Bookkeeping is favorite subiect . . . friends are Kearns and Raineri . . . would like to become one of New York's Finest in the not too distant future . . . keep smiling, Pat. it ESUS QLHNONES BARRY .l General Excellence Medal, Freshman and Sophomore Years . . . two years Sodality . . . veteran of all intramurals . . . craves ian. and mambos . . . likes chem . . . T. Madden, Mitchell, Schifano, Simons, and friends are ' Torney, McGhee, hattan on Bell, Milone, Gallagher . . . will attend Man way to Civil or Chemical Engineering . . . 1 ersonality, Don Juan and keep up tha p ve ' u'll be a success. TH OMAS ANTONY Rsoov HMOVY is f - I evo 'Q . gn all intrqmuran e sublect . . , has played htlplelon, Carroll bfGy gals around whh . , A ' . G Y, , . , . wililnoxcofmplnshed baskilssal? Hong. Johnls' or G law degree vgacygr ...I 11 If it were only bigger Wh 9 a are You laughing an JOSE PH PETER RAINERI French G :lbijcts . -nfl :'y1Zrl.ifHis1ory are favori' kegpflaylls player, ' i 'thi Zdgools bevel: US fishinglwmlxll hcPPY dascicz Mme he often seen wiyhllgf Gnd swimmingus Well :mbnion is to op:r:CeIl and Kearns ' - . kllglzl . . . is on wgyfpvioli house.w.my at sense of humor, gjoljeordham , l l 43 ...S 45, jg, SALVATORE THOMAS RICCARDI Sal is one of our Luckier Stanners . . . member of the Sodality . . . vet- eran of several intramurals . . . football is favorite sport . . . holds a taste in popular songs . . . an authority on History . . . often seen with Coifa or LaVecchia . . . will attend college for engineering degree . . . lots of luck to a great guy. JOSEPH PATRICK REID Spanish is best subiect . . . familiar with intromurals and Sodality . . . likes basket- ball . . . often seen with Crawford, Smith, and Ceck . . . hobbies are swimming and popular music . . . will attend St. John's on way to become a doctor . . . Good Luck, Joe! FRANCIS KEVIN REILLY A product of St. Joan of Arc Parish, Jackson Heights . . . History is favorite subject . . . craves all popular tunes . . . Football is best pastime . . . can be seen with Geibler, Carbine, Drago, Derby, Perite . . . will attend Manhattan and take up accounting . . . Best of everything, Frank! PATRICK ANTHONY ROBERTS Pat is undecided about college . . . pos- sibly will go into the automobile industry . . . most of his school days are spent with Contento and Paltauf . . . likes English as his favorite subiect . . . hobbies include fishing, boating, and working over old cars . . . he also has a place for semi-classical music . . . Best of luck in the future, Pat. 44 gl 'I The outdoor type. ROBERT JOSEPH RESKER Columnist on Stanner . . . hobbies are hunting, fishing, and target shooting . . . best sport is baseball . . . has shown ver- satility in many Intramurals . . . Science is best subiect . . . C. McDermott, Zabrow- ski, Roden, Ryan, Smith, and Rodgers are his friends . . . ambition is to buy a farm after the conclusion of a successful Engi- neering career . . . Best of everything to you, Bob! I 1 A ef . JAMES ANTONY RODEN A very likeable fellow . . . favorite sub- ject is Physics . . , versatile in all sports . . . extremely ambidexterous in basketball . . . often seen with Donlin, Madden and McDonald . . . will attend Manhattan and will probably attempt a degree in En- gineering . . . There isn't enough cheer to extend to you, Jim! FRANCIS JOSEPH RODGERS H 1 0 l What elegance! THOMAS MICHAEL RYAN A product from St. Luke's, Queens . . . likes Geometry . . . avocations are base- ball, football, and hockey . . . can be seen with Rodgers, Zaborowski, Reed, Resker, Smith, and Zeman . . . ambition is to be- come a draftsman . . . Good Luck, Tom! St. Nicholas of Tolentine contribution to the Beehive . . . excels in English . . . foot- ball is favorite sport . . . is inseparable from Smith, Schwarz, and wichik . . . 0 staunch advocator for the National Guard . . . ambition is to get married and prove the theory of cheaper by the dozen . . . Best of everything, Frank! CHARLES EDWARD SCHWARZ A staunch believer in Wine, Woman and Song . . . a four-year Sodality man . . . member of Stanner and Blue and White Staffs . . . participated in several intra- murals . . . tends toward Math in subjects . . . confides in Wichik, Contento, and Rodgers . . . will attend Fordham . . . Good Luck, Charlie. 45 -cf. 'R if QVN5- itfi,-' ' 'YY JOHN VICTOR SCHIFANO Mechanical Drawing is best subiect . . . a four-year Sodality man . . . hobbies are dancing, designing, and damsels . . . con- fides in Quinones, Callen, and Stapleton . . . craves iazz and pops . . . goal to become draftsman via Cooper Union . . . would like to exchange vows with a beauti- ful blond. tv, xvf KENNETH JOSEPH SIMONS Kenny came from St. Frances de Chantel in the Bronx . . . his favorite sport is base- ball . . . likes chemistry best . . . he may be seen with Quinones, Torney, and Mc- Ghee . . . a participant in intramural bas- ketball, punchball, and volleyball . . . Kenny will probably make the navy his career . . . Happy Sailing, Kenny! -uv. 'Eff JAMES PATRICK SHANNON legion of Honor Medal in Freshman Year . . . a varsity track man . . . veteran of all intramurals . . . Chemistry is best subiect . . . friends are Swing, Anstett, Falussy, Durkin, and Geoghegan . . . has a mania for cars . . . would like to become K an engineer . . . intends on going on to Fordham . . . Best of everything, Big Jim. PATRICK JOSEPH SH EEHAN History is favorite subiect . . . member of Sodality . . . faithfully follows baseball . . . collects all popular records can be seen with Kirwan and Fitzgerald . . . will attend college to become an I. B. M. clerk or business man . . . we'll miss you, Pat! local book haters convention. L.-. THOMAS JOSEPH SMITH A popular Senior . . . incumbent of many class offices . . . veteran of Stanner . . . favors Biology . . . craves hunting on week- ends . . . Favorite sport is football . . . can be seen with Rodgers, O'Neill, Reid, and wichik . . . will attend Harvard or St. John's to take up law . . . keep up that personality and you won't be able to miss, Tom! DONALD MICHAEL STAPLETON Football is favorite subiect . . . has ac- tivities . . . likes English . . . pastimes are sports, dancing, and girls . . . music tastes are Hot n Fast tunes . . . often seen with Reddy, O'Donohue, Carroll, Glidden, Dul- iby, and Swing . . . ambition is to make astronomical amounts of money. 46 .215 i' I How tired can you ge WILLIAM REDMOND SULLIVAN Four-year Sodality man . . . a very familiar face around the Academy . . . Chem is favorite subject . . . friends are Westwater, Laz, and Ceck . . . hobbies are tennis and photography . . . follows pop- ular music and also semi-classical . . . pre- med will be taken up in college . . . Best of everything, Sully. ROBERT JOHN SWING A product of St. Mary's, Queens . . . played in all intramurals . . . a veteran baseball and track varsity man . . . favor- ite subiect is History . . . hobbies are records and dancing . . . can be seen with Anstett, Shannon, Turley, and Geoghegan . . . will take up business at Georgetown ar Fordham. t? .qgtx . --rv! -.. 5 sz ffm l'l-MII ,pill yr JOHN PATRICK TIERNEY Four year Sodality veteran . . . ex- perience in all intramurals and in the Stan- ner . . . adheres to modern music . . . friends are Bernabo, Travers and Kearns . . . an accomplished basketball player . . . likes Bookkeeping . . . ambition is to be- come a Certified Public Accountant via Pace College . . . you can't help but suc- ceed, Jack. ROGER JOSEPH TORNEY Came from St. Paul's Parish, Manhattan . . . two years Sodality experience . . . consumes leisure time by dancing and ac- cepting the advances of the frauleins . . . likes Popular and Jazz music . . . confides in Gallagher, Mitchell, and McGhee . . . ambition is to become a draftsman. 47 JOHN JOSEPH TANCREDI General Excellence Medal in Freshman and Sophomore Years . . . Legion of Honor in Junior Year . . . a member of the Stan- ner staff . . . has participated in all intra- murals . . . Math is favorite subiect . . . keeps close track of Hockey . . . avocations are modeling of railroads and airplanes and sports . . . will endeavor to attend West Point to undertake electrical engi- neering . . . Good Luck, Tank, S. is-.- -I MYLES JOSEPH TRAVERS Baseball is favorite sport . . . Legion of Honor Medal in Sophomore Year . . . mem- ber of both the baseball and basketball varsities . . . has played in several intra- murals . . . incumbent of several class offices . . . hobbies are water polo and ballet dancing . . . is seen with Lane, Mul- ligan, and Fitzgerald . . . will attend St. John's . . . would like to become a Sports Writer in the near future. STEVEN VINCENT WICHIK Steve's an old face around the Academy, twelve years to be exact . . . a four year Sodality man . . . active in Forensics and intramurals . . . member of the Blue and White Staff . . . favors Spanish . . . al- ways seen with Paltauf, Rodgers, Smith, Schwarz, and Ryan . . . a National Guards- man, plans to ioin the law enforcement ranks . . . Best of everything, Steve. in-r JOHN JOSEPH ZABOROWSKI A four-year Sodality man . . . played in many intramurals . . . favors Sciences and Math courses . . . an accomplished bas- ketball star . . . friends are Resker, C. Mc- Dermott, Ryan, Rodgers and Smith . . . in spare time he surveys and does repair work on radio . . . member of the Blue and White . . . aspires to Civil Engineering . . . we're going to miss you, Zeb. EDWARD JOHN ZEMAN Science is best subiect . . . a four-year varsity track man . . . has played in all intramurals . . . modern music titillates him . . . often seen with Charbonneau and Bury . . . might accept Georgetown as site for his medium to B.S. degree . . . keep going Zeke, and you'll run yourself to the tap of the ladder of success. 48 FRANK JOSEPH TURLEY A scholar from Blessed Sacrament, Queens . . . best subject is Chemistry . . . follows basketball and football . . . likes popular music . . . is seen with T. McDer- mott, Anstett, Reilly, Torney, and Swing . . . will attend St. John's . . .will miss you, Frank . . . JAMES DENNIS WESTWATER Arrived from St. Catherine of Sienna R. O. C., Manhattan . . . a four-year So- dality man , . . Stanner and Forensic vet- eran . . . has played in all intramurals . . . follows all sports avidly . . . confides in Tancredi and Campanella . . . will endea- vor to Engineering in college . . . Best of everything, Jim! 'sq YW 'sf ia 5. U I Jgi JF? ' If eff? f M II R . ,f, Ii ff ii 2 II I s if ,ef If ff, blv, I I I fl' I, fc' 11, - W if , fi t ' T' 'I Z A be .II I A ... f , N AW an 'c,:,?lj,g!I' iffy xx . ,.,y,:t,,.,-f Qli in h'A, y 'I ' Our Lady of Lourdes Another miracle! Before his eyes he could see the statue of the Immaculate Mother. As the cool rain fell on his face, his eyes opened for the first time in his life and he was able to see. The apparitions of the Blessed Virgin to a poor fourteen year old girl, Bernadette Soubirous, first occurred on the morn of February il, 1858. There were eighteen in all, the last took place on the sixteenth of July of the same year. These awe-inspiring visions of beauty and holiness were seen in the hollow of the grotto of Massabielle. Lovelier than I have ever seen, said the girl, who was the only person to see the mysterious apparitions. It was not until four years later that the bishop of the diocese declared the faithful justified in believ- ing the reality of the apparitions. A basilica was then built upon the grotto of Massabielle by M. Pey- ramale, the parish priest. In 1873, the great national French.pilgrimages were inaugurated. Three years later the basilica was consecrated and the statue was solemnly crowned. Pope Leo Xlll authorized a special office and a Mass in commemoration of the apparitions, and in 1907 Pope Pius X extended the observance of the feast to the entire Church. The hypothesis of unknown forces of nature cannot be brought forward to explain the instantaneous cures at Lourdes. It is logically untenable. As a mat- ter of fact, no natural cause, known or unknown, is sufficient to account for the marvelous cures wit- nessed at the foot of the celebrated rock where the Virgin Immaculate deigned to appear. They can only be by the intervention of God. This sanctuary has an average of one million tra- vellers, visitors, cripples and incurable each year. Every nation has sent its contingent of representa- tion to the station of Lourdes. Of the total pilgrim- ages, four hundred and sixty-four came from the four corners of the earth. They travelled by sea, by land, through deserts, over snow-peaked mountains, by every conceivable means of transportation, to visit one of the most faith-inspiring grottos in the world. 49 Aw 5 v K x -V ' 43 Q14 i v f N1 fgs 1 . - N5 'Q G. DeWitt, G. Clancy, A. Collins, Ed. Andreucchi, J. P' Demef R' Agfsllnof P' Danna, A' DBHHPPOI A- Colfey, F. DeCurtis, Brother Lawrence Michael. Clou9h9 , J- CUmm '95- W. Delupinu, J. Connors, H. Albertelli, T. Collins, J. Danaher. S I my - R. Cullen, C. Balmer, .l. Bush, R. Carpenliere, J. Bubuscio, E. Delaney. M. Costello, E. Burns, C. Bowunnie, W. Baaden, R. Barfolo. 521 V. Cox, H. Curtain, E. Delu Cuba, T. Byrne. x .K A-: L .,, . ,mf l 'x i I ' nl . 3' Gwe N. G'J H. D F. ogg frzpamrlf, W. can ' '9he, 1 HOW 3 Donnewi ' x ve 'u 03. ' C.. Jones' Q ,J'Do V .r han Hgh ue, 0. S 2 ,, . ' f h ..-im - .,x. . V f K N7 SH .1 , ,1 Ji' ' . V Y .. 1 ,f 'J Q K J-,X K - J J ff . 1 N D. I . N x oondhue' A' Jfqfgfq J f X'- ' 1 C- Keane. 'meson' - Foley, E G 1. X..- , 1. mme. eflflf, k. H J J J C Keck . arri-,oh k K ' un ' ' . k JJ Elinor. Shoe, 1 ,Ag F f 52 L. Keely, E. Hoffman, J. Hardie, J. Fennell, J. Howe. CLASS 3B W. Downes, G. Eusiace, A. Di Cora, J. Galli, V. Golden, E. Johnson. OO CLASS 3C F. Klishewiiz, A. Kluusz, J. Maher, P. loBue, I.. Lombardo, P. llorens. J. Murron, D. Moss, C. Knadler, T. lussen E. Larkin, E. Kennedy. T. Kilduff, P. lewis, G. Mills, W. Lysaght. W. Mills, A. leimer, R. lamuhinu, J. Moran, F. Mule. T. Shanlsy, E. McDonnell, W. Schlofh, M. M:Caul, D. 0'Shea, J. Pierohi. ,M McPariland CL SS 3D D McGelnck J McHugh E Ryan G Russo J OConnor F Parker W Salomone C Nielsen T McGlbney W. O'Connell, J. McAuliffe, Schmaiz, P. McGuire. . ... we ff' X D. Ryan, E. McCann, J. McCarthy, T. Pellegrino J , J. McGarry, A. Riggio. -.px R. Pleyer, D. 0'Connor, R. Purdua, R ff, N... J.. f . H K - 3' . C, V 4 X S x l 1 J. Riccutfi, J. Ryan, R. Skalku, W. 0'Hcgan, K. Quinn, M. O'Shea, l'. Mulhern. 4' l , 4. P l Q 1 CLASS 3E F'- 3 D. Zehetner, A. Ward, R. Tolan, A. Whelan, D. Swartz, .l. Tuhany, J. Walker. R. Ulrich, F. Vussi, D. Toy, C. Stamler. .l. Smith, E. Stack, J. Sweeney, J. Squicciurini, R. Tulxucs, S. Swihuru, J. Sylvunder. R. Stone, G. Zilocchi, P. Valenti, A. Slonichi E. Delaney, W. Wileh, E. Bourke, W. lafferi, R. Zimmermann, P, Velez, New s0udenfs??? look-Don'f you undersfnndl x,, F. McCoy, V. Whalen, V. McCormack, K. Clarke, T. Byrne, G. Bogen. STUDE TS 5 SENIORS '56 Sf P fl ggrsxif Q A,-nf.,-. IZ YOU R HEALTH 0 'c la ' ' n 'va fi N' an- X, 'ii A. Cerwin, J. Coyne, D. D'Agos0ino, J. Monaghan, A. Farrell, M. Honey, G. Davis. CLASS ZA T. Burke, J. Cherryiree, J, Craeden, W. Mason, C. Fris- zell, P. Agramonfe, S. lynch. x 5' R. Mueller, J. McGovern, B. Traphan, P. Poles, W. Juenike, T. Pimentel, D. Paterson. CLASS T. Roberli, J. Pollono, W. Henry, J. Mooney, J. Seelranx D. Kelleher, T. Tierney. J. O'Sullivan, J. Abene, W. Frey, R. Gillunders, V. lu Lomiu, J. Kerins, W. Elliolt. T. Conlon, J. Coyle, J. Keane, J, Dineen, T. Gullichio, J. Ripel, J. Lawler, M. Davey, W. Cussuno. F R. Adams, S. Bollulo. , l :NL J. Sullivan, T. Bell, M. Hills, R. Bas, T. Greaney, E. Devlin. R. Muri, Y. Larese, J. Larkin, J. Randell, J. Brick. P. Pulefz, M. lynch, T. Healy, R. Byrne, C. Callahan, T. Mahoney, K. Filman, R. Carroll. e 1 l tx. R. Jablonski, P. Smith, J. Sullivan, J. Moynihan, Preuano, W. Nolan, A. Sirollca. J. Ferrara, C. McCarthy, l. McDonald, F. Franceschini iw- W. Shannon, T. Murphy, V. Curio, J. McCann, P. O'NeilI, J. Keenan, F. Fallon. CLASS F. Rogonli, F. Danko, J. Cahill, J. O'Shea, R. Crean, G. Sorensen. R. Buslruc, R. Gasfon, Bro. Daniel, A. Ghiorzi, E. Fer- nandez, J. McGarry, T. Kavanagh, J. Pollock. ,- uv- J. Hall, J. Heeney, J. Moore, W. Coleman, J Bracken, F. Griczewicz, T. McGahan. 91 Badley P fe ONel J Dow CLASS D. Devaney, D. Lagan, J. Brett, T. Kelly, C. Spiess, E. Ackerman. laide, M. Magnon, P. Dempsey. 1 N Y' I K G. Bonomo, A. Savarese, A. Egan, J. Si. John, C. Farrell. F. Casey, J. larre, J. Turner, P. Gan O'Reilly, D. O'Connell. M, McGowan, W. Sleege, C. Walton, J. lacy, J. Canuvero, J. Bruzzone. K A s 1 X! tv V - Nx . . .. Ne - 'vw 'H' ur WHL - QQ' r 1 ' .n A . '- X . lt ' . p x . I I Y ,. - X , .1 Y A . Q' A 1 Q Q an 3 f 'am H . i N K -' 1. v. - x xii MA i V Q I ' K . be X N . Xsux x x Wf ,S N . 4 Y U 4 , , X I s + . , ,-QQ, .'z,4g.1-ink.: Ngj . . ,, . , - -it X- N s H ' I N, ,.'x' I , ,N , 5 ' - Q. f 4 f Q ' 1 T' Af' K -1. J' L4 Q., -fx ' J -8, I .Kg A4 Q' v : 1 S ' Q. wx 1 .AFV X 4 L , ' M L lx, . , ' ' Q Ki '.'- h 1. N wr' x xx! f' K . . V: ' M ,I 1 -, Ax ' , .TR K, 3 F. WX. X 1 xlxlfhe rx .X t X . x x ff X 'xx h . xx, QXE -- Z 2,1 Ml.-. I N ! VO' AD' 13 X lm ,f 'fs Y F-1' N. Dean, W. Schulak, A. Ianiuono, H. Perry, P. Melville, J. Sweeney. i . J. Dante, D. Clancy, T. Conniif, J. Donaghy, G. Guusman, R. Bunocore, R. Franchi, E. Fagan. CLASS IA V,,,. a R. Murphy, J. Hulvey, R. McHale, R. loaiza, R. Bolivar, A. Koh, Bro. luke. V R I 1 u f J. Voyez, V. Sala, J. Robinson, J. O'Connor, J. McCarilly, J. Lennon. J. Morris, C. Amico, T. Boulis, B. Shari, H. Timms, E. Grott, R. Tranfel. J. Garufalo, J. Shugrue, M. ledden, P. Heaven, G. Niemeyer, H. Hullstrum, P. Egan, G. lane. P. Gargiulo, J. Kerrigan, S. Kramer, J. Schild, R. Heide, P. McGovern, CLASS H. Dauscll, T. O'Sullivan, A. Walsh, W. Hatlxell, J. B T. McTigue, C. Arnheiler, M. Lyons. W. Reynolds, A. Auslin, C. Cusenza, G. Vilelli, Jw elli, T1 'ylf JI -I 1 0 J. Pollock, P. Magnano, B. Buccieri, J. Chrisfman, T. Burchill, V. Geczik. IB J. Fontana, H. Champagne, J. Compurello R. Delaney, J. Burke, R. Kiernan, J. Pero 1 M. Gerhold, J. Coffey, M. Sweeney. R. Banisia, D. 0'Connor, J. l-eddy. R. lee, R. Callahan, .l. Carr, M. X L39 QP I .XX X l. Barahn, W. Grena, L Presiholm, T. Lecakes, Mr. Carnesecca, T. Fitz- Q xl' lmbergamo. simons, B. Barry, R. Shine, J. Bren- non. W. Knapp, R. Moore, J. Fabiianic, J. Facchin, J. Clinfon, E. O'Neill, W. Schmidt F. Callaghan, B. McPl1illips, J. Gaffney, J. Cody, P. M. Norfwich, J. Mellilf, V. Chilelli, J. McMahon, C MOYUN, C- COYIE, F- 0'Donnell, J- HUM- Haddad, W. Pfister, W. Neu, J. Connolly, T. Sweeimol J. Murphy, J. Cregan, l. Brostow, J. Brett, E. Tufo, J. Casey, P. McGurIy, R. Schultz, A. Jones. V. Caro, J. McGuinness, D. Cummings, J. lo Grande G. Dorvick, V. Pernicone. f' 'al J. J. M Bro. Wilfrid. P' CWC' Oran, W. Carey, M. Ba .- G Thomlormenlgole R. 5Cl ffy, H. Donohue J li lllillxlyli, Gummardnof L ' ' ' McCann. 0 . E. Hermann, Mr. Davis, J. Goolsby, D. Baker, V. Di Nome, R. Cavanaugh, I. Beauchamp, M. Mulcahy. C- CWWIPYI J- Devlin. J- CUmPb9ll, R- Menze, V. Hall. img, -405, K' G. lecomre, C. McGarrigul, M. Ham- mill, A. Francforf. if W P-s CL SS IE 15451- H. Armani, M. Gioia, F. Rizzo, D. Cavallacci, R. Murphy, V. Jones, A. Erdelyi, J. Shepherd. R. Murphy, T. Foley, R. lu Rose, J. McClean, W. Arnold D. Feehan, W. Roux, J. McCarthy, B. Greene, G. Schloi- ther, C. Kennedy. dovan, J. Doyle, M. Zufolo, F. Nyulany, G. Hinchmcm. .Q ' '-f G. Gasrrich, J. Shepherd, R. Mol- I x lu 'j 5 3 ' , 4 v . fx P. Walsh, D. McManus, W. Slaior, W. Doherty, D. Hammrel, J. Licara, L. Conboy, P. Gaddy, J. Mills, J. Haughney, J. McKeon. H. Armani, D. Cavallazci, l. Conboy, W. Arnold, Bro. l. Michael, R. Cavonaugh, D. Foshan. 1:- .rf Prayer Time Snow, Snow everywhere and nol a bit Oo throw. GRAMMAR CHODL Don't look as if you were posed. I p 1 fe 1 122' One big happy family. .Y ff, Caesar'e war machines visit SO. Ann's O 'li rf r 'Li l 'K 'lr -'nv' Q. QV' .1 if ' g, ,... 3 Vincenl Buccieri Edward Buggell John Burmingham William Bulfermore James Carrino IHGHTH - V13 sv GRADE Peler Dunne Fredrick Gallo T t Gary Greene Roberl Hall Richard Harrison Stephen Hernandez T Michael Molfese Brendan McMullen Roger Mulligan William Muriha 1 in P. Romano Rudolf Rossmy Francis Ruddy Henry Schmidt Norbert Siegel UI' A Al 'F' iv, xv 1' J. Cernak John DeFiIlips Thomas Dodd Edward Donnery Francis Duester 'iv Q be tj GRAD ATE 3 f ,gl '. Pav' G0'90 9 Gerard Guifoyle wiv K 11, T 'rf' E... JL louis lessard Salvatore Longo Joseph McCatfery BYIUII MCI-SGH ,Q nog my -if-11,1 ,gg George Orlicld Constantine Plaissay Anthony Pukala Alan Re Hilton Rlverd 1 Richard Sweeter: William Walker Benedict Wall Charles Williams Peter Wood EIGHTH GRADE Frozen was To put our eight years of memories down in a brief space would be, of course, impossible. We cannot leave our grammar school, however, without mention of some outstanding names and events. Looking back, we see our notable Brother Directors, Bro. Linus Wil- liam and Bro. John Lawrence, as deserving of special thanks. The school chaplain who gave us our first Holy Communion, Rev. Father Gmur, will always live in our memories, though he was taken from us a year ago. His successor, Father Fleurant, has our gratitude for the wonderful guidance he gave. Of special import to our choir boys was the keen inter- est taken in them by Monsignor Greene. And to name each of our teachers would be to leave ourselves speechless when it came to expressing gratitude. Words cannot repay them. The events that crowd into each day at the bee- hive vie for first place in our memories. The winning honors go to the annual May devotions, without doubt, and also to this year's impressive visit of the Fatima Pilgrim Virgin. We are proud of our record in this last year of grammar school. We broke the all-time class total for the Thanksgiving food drive, came in second in the annual raffle, led the school in mission contributions, and published our own class paper, Loyalty. There were some hectic days, too. The all-important entrance exams for high schools had us all working hard, as did those final prepara- tions for the Regents Tests and graduation. The Late Show provided swift dispensation of iustice when we wandered ofT the straight and narrow and not every weekly report card went on display in the living room. All in all, we think we leave behind a fine record, one to be striven after by future eighth grades. ln parting, we extend once more our sincere and lasting thanks to all those who have made those years of growing up so happy. Cornered I was here mu. Waiting for the Grand Opening Cv. lanning, T. Koller, J. Gomgan, B. Murplly, Bro. Edward P- CGPi7llll, J- Chin, P- Allin'-lf G- DUTTY. G' Filll0Y, G- CNN' Fmncigl J, Molg. nan, T. Spinaio, D. Tarozna, W. Jones, M. McManus, M. King, l. Dausman. EVE TH GRADE Slraighten that linel F. Roxolli, F. Oxanihch, F. Russo, N. Foley, J. Haeney, H. Denis, T, Jqgqbini, G, Hopper, C. Shoehan, G. Halam, G. Clarlr, F C. Drechsler, B. Willmann, L. Vazquez, H. Pierson, A. Cull, H. 73 Provino, T. Curlain, E. Young, T. Collins, V. lupa, W. Hind Hauch, T. Shine. D. Pierson, J. Willell. sv A. Slwrubskas, C. Padwa, J. Werner, W. Mollahan, F. McKenneN, J. Waglowslri, F. Brid, W. Bowden, l. Mayan, R. Kelly, T. York, R. Bernarduy, W. McGuire, T. Connors, E. Cavunagh. IXTH FIFTH GRADE Sq 1 W. Bensch, J. Alvarez, D. Purcell, R. Bove, C. Sullivan, D. Valahu, J. McQUade, D. Curran, R. Abandond, A. Frazao, J. Finnegan, A. Miller, K. Kelly, M. M:Quade, R. Long, G. Pralt, K. Blake, E. King, E. Houghey, K. Schofield, J. Davis. 74 Whal's New! Sitting Ducks .'-,L .im- ..... ,... ,- 'Q T. Tnntillo, F. Quici, R. Milano, W. Murphy, P. Johnson, K. O'NeilI, L. Persbacker, J. Cochran, R. Vuldivieso, A. Turrisi, D. Carey, J. Quinn, G. Serenyi, H. Potter, J. Schuster, W. McKenna, T. Riggio, M. Kraus, J. Mackin, B. Lunteri, R. Considine, V. O'Brien, R. Hennessey, G. Stomos. 3.-sk R. Gutierrez, C. Hams, F. Isola, P. Baker, J. Devuny, G. Gruzloso, J. Gorman, G. Montalbuno, M. Regan, J. Sculise, E. Mulet, D. Considine, R. Buttermore, S. Murphy, E. lively, W. Murphy, J. Byrne, R. Murphy. What attention! What attention! '91, , ,Z To the board! you, you, and youl . 1 Look ai the fellow on Ohe right. Tha coming of the six wiumon. 1'huf's not what my book says Once upon a Oimo. nf- ' ' FO RTI-I D. McDonald, M. Valdwieso, R. Cole, J. Arrani, J. Bowden, T. Courtney, T. McMahon, J. Beaflie, W. Ellison, N. Panebianco, W. Mellon, E. Palmer, K. Greene, F. Behenna, T. Costello. piano, G. Wesiwood, B. Harrigan. GRADE THIRD . 'NT J. Jones, J. Gallagher, G. Kniffen, A. DeBene- declis, D. Pouyat, K. Gorsline, J. McDonagh, V. McArdle, A. Baumann, R. Ruberii, l. Gallagher, P' Pagan' P' van' S. Surman, R. Walker, P. Shea, A. Mclaughlin, Y- J. Timpone, T. Sarosy, D. Holden, W. Ford, R. Hoalte, W. Kaleb, J. Martinez, J. Calnan, E. Liebre, P. Vitello, C. Gomila, V. Ricucci, J. Toons, W. Lyons. GRADE J. Foynes, J. Gilhride, R. Richards, J. Mclean, J. Wonderling, W. Macaluso, J. Madigan, J. Bosch, T. Goodridge, R. Mullarkey, L. Vilello, T. Clare, F. McMahon, G. Fruse, R. Pallai, R. Piam- 77 T. Murphy, P. Gallagher, R. loill, R. Coloili, D. Capifali, D. Colligan, R. Pinio, R. Sulgado-Barfolomew, B. Connolly, P. Koppell, W. Albro, E. Kubaf. Shh! R. Cavnnuugh, R. Anfclilf, R. 0'NeiII, R. Carey, R. Sirube, J. Sclmlfman, N. Slulls, M. Holden, M. Crawford, R. Santinelli, C. Fenger, R. Mucaluso, G. San Souci. ECO D CR DE R. Riggio, R. Cuneo, V. landriscina, D. McDeviN, F. Magula, R. Monrulbano, G. Price, M. Tsuii, G. Carrino, K. lerchen- mueller. Coors off-Suspenders on-Ready for worlx. lx WhuI's Ihis? Enter the Klu Klux Klan. W. Coates, l. Contessa, J. Polizoto, R. Heelan, l. Carino, G. McDonald, A. lapio, S. Purdy, K. Tighe, C. Spaventa. Q-' FIR T GRADE Anybody want to play football? It doesn't Gt and that is all there IS to lt! x. W. Munoz, P. Dooley, R. Fnnti, S. Milano, A. Barrios, H. McDonald, F. losito, J. Marsola, M. Dineen, J. Danisi, R. Pappolardo, T. Junkes, W. Clarke, F. Martinez, T. Blinn, D. Foynes. 79 Grand Tolal-6057 iiemsl TUDENTS Sfandingz J. Gilbride, J. Cernalc, R. Abnndond, J. Colnlin, P. Balmer, F. Behenno, R. Ruberli. Knuellng: J. Gorman, A. Fruxao, N. Mellon mi E sm 1. ,. , Llllg! I . V 5 'il M . ' . ff ' xiii: J 4 lll And the lucky winner ill I I ..n. IL . X l 80 Standing: G. Knilfen, B. Ford, J. Conlon, E. Garner, A. Sanli- nelli, Kneeling: P. Vifello, G. Carina, R. Riggio K . 34,0 - 1 V1 WF -Y fu v . , Wav' - MS' A , A' V , 2 aff? .av f - - fx ., 3 gg Axv I sf ff af .z u . H W1 r 1, .g? i3 I -' 3 1- g . 'f,' 1 ' T N r ' , 41' 'lil B Wall, B. McClean, T. Dodd, B. McMullen, H. Rivera, S Longo Pallauf H Dodge W 0Connell F lull flask' Pk A ' ' ,Q Q 4 .- g. ,7 2 J. McClean, H. Rivera, T. Healy, R. Mulligan, E. Buggoll, C. Prestholm, V. Curlo, B. Wall l. leuard, G. Giulfoylo, R. Mulligan, E. Buggoll, w n..n-.......- X, T. Shine, T. Jacobins, N. Foley, P. Cupitali, C. Droschlor, R. Houck, W. Jones, D. O'Regan, R. Cunningham, M. B. Willman McManus, G. lanning, P. Kornilulr, H. Denis, T. Koller . if K 1 N rf! fl rf V W. McKonns, G. Soronyi, l. Porsboclxor, B. lunteri, F. McKennoII, J. Conlon, F. York, T. Connors, M. Kraus, D- CUNY Get in linol How can ho lou with such help? Do you want n gums? ...f ' FF -1 W. Ellison, J. Conlon, T. Gooclridge, T. Caurlney, J. Vilello, G. Frase, R. Coll, J. A future DaVinci Gilbride, K. Greene, M. Valdivieso, D. McDonald, J. Arrlnt, J. Mclean 00 ala T. Riggio, R. Valdievso, l. Mayan, W. McGuire, F. Bird, J. J. Alvarez, R. Bove, R. Abandend, D. Curran, E. King, K. Kelly Werner, R. Milano, J. Weglowski, H. Porter, A. Skerulskas F. Isola, J. Scalise, R. Bullermere, M. Regan, E. Malel, D. Valalw P. Baller alms like the while: are winning. 5 U . WU l l r .g. ' - lEFT: J. Schaifman, N. Sfulfs, R. Sanlinelli, J. landriscina, P. Koppell, R. O'Neill, R. Cuneo, B. Connolly, R. Sfrube, R. Riggio LOWER LEFT: P. Vitello, G. Kniffen, R. Ruberti, l. Gallagher, J. Timpone, R. Gilbride, J. DeBenedidis, A. Baumann, W. Ford, P. Pagan, A, Mclaughlin, E. Garner, W. Kuleb BElOW: N. Dandy, Munoz, A. Bcrrios, A. Milluuo, W. Clarke, S. Purdy, R. Fanli, T. Junlmer, A. lapio, Denisi, G. McDonald L -l T. V. Viewers D. Capitali, W. Albro, G. Price, Kuhot, F. Magulo, R. Pinio, 85 J. McQuade, C. Fenger Q. x 1 1 J .ll N I , ljgfgld . 1- -wi - A 'fl Gather 'round boys. A real thriller X The lnfe lufe Show S l Everybody wofches TV Clean fUC95 of '54 86 This one must be real good Ina? r 1 ,ff ' I IV wa , , - 1 F If!! . -ff If I .Ins it uf . ,Img Q , ft fl ww M' Ng Jr 5,' , A, I- 5' I , 'J . 1. III ' X f fl' ACTIVITIES , fin aims. I nl! I I Ii 'Q A 'I' I Is - ' I 432 I A I I I I 4 I AIIIIN ., W , I A 4. Q O 7 ' l , ,M I I 4' I 1 .5 1531-I .4i 'IQ,.e 2553 N W. Gleich, D. Moss, E. O'Neil, H. Albertelli, G. Henderson, T. 0'Donahue, J. Westwater. Seated: P. Sheehan, J. Cummings, J. Sylvander, J. Tierney, J. LaVecchia, J. Giordano, J. LaMedica IOR Brother Chanel convened one of the first sodality meetings at St. Ann's by saying, Boys, this is a Marian Year. No surprised expression came upon the faces of the so- dalists, for at St. Ann's every year is a Marian year. The Sodality of Our Blessed Virgin has again started another year successfully. The Sodality always has and always will special- ize in spiritual betterment. The Sodality's Moderator this year is Brother Chanel. No matter how engaged the Sodality is in ex- tra-curricular activities, Brother Chanel al- ways reminds his sodalists of their aims which are: To foster ardent devotion toward the Blessed Virgin Mary. To sanctify self, to sanctify one's neigh- bor, and to defend the Church. The first social project the Sodality of St. Ann's put on this year was the Halloween Dance. The night before the dance and the day of the dance, Brother Chanel and some A. lal, J. Cummings, W. Gleich, J. Sylvander P. Kelly, D. Swartz, M. Keating, J. Deasy, McGettricl1, J. Babuscio, R. Sullivan, C. Baker, L. lombarda K. Kehoe, A. lascalzo, A. laz, J. Bush, G. Eustace. Seated: T. Clougher, Brennan, J. Crawford, R. Duliby, J. Cummings, A. Anstett, G. DeWitt 'ODALITY of the sodalists decorated the gym beauti- fully. This dance was to decide it any more social activities sponsored by the Sodality would be held here at St. Ann's. The dance was such a success that Brother Chanel de- cided we were to have a dance every six weeks. Of course this meant much work for Brother Chanel and his sodalists, but it seems that the more work you give them the more they enioy it. The Winter Wonderland Dance held on December T9 also proved to be a success. As usual the Sodality still holds its weekly ' Mass. Besides Friday Mass, the Sodality con- trols the food drive for the Little Sisters of the Poor, the collection of magazines and the collection of old clothes for the poor. As long as there is an organization like this, the Blessed Virgin will be pleased, and the world will be a better place to live in. Jack LaVecchia K. Quinn, J. McHugh, L. Kealy, C. Knadler. Seated: J. Schifano, R. Paltauf E. Fitzpatrick, J. Ryan, E. Ryan J, Duliby and T. Clougher with the Moderator of the sodality, Bro. Chanel. R. Takacs, C. Schwartz, A. Contneto, S. Wichik, D. i O'Connor, J. Squicciarini, T. O'Connor, J. Zabarowslmi J. Tancredi, T. Riccardi, T. Daly, T. Marion, J. Giunam, F. Geczik, W. Gallagher. Seated: M. Martinez, T. Ferriter, C. Caiafa, J. Danaher, T. Brennan, J. Mc- Partland fi 4,1 UNIOR ., V . r 'y 2f,g..q .'fr' U W Shannon R Buslruc T OShea J Heney J Hall Sealed A Grorzl T Fallon V Curio J Pollock J Keenan --.L .4 Sodolily Moss on Friday R. Gil- J, Seefranz, R. Mueller. Sealed: lenders, R. Adams, W. Henry, S. Ballofo, D. Paterson, T. Conlon, F. Gallichio J- 0'SUlllVUn, J- C0Y ef J- Cfeeden, G- Duvif, J- Cl'e fY' D. Kelleher, T. Tierney, V. Manolo, T. Polaerli, J. Keane, W. Oree. Kneeling: N. Abbof, P. Slacltow, 'E -l- Ken Y Elliofl, J. Pollono 'UD LITY ., :lil -,I ...- Q! JL J. Dowd, W. Sfeege, P. Tuile, R. Coombs, D. O'ConneII J. Sullivan, J. Moynihcm, K. Filman, W. Nolan, P. Pulefl, J. lar- ltin, T. Healy J. larre, J. Turner, J. Si. John, P. Dempsey, Front Row: C. Speiss, A. Suv orese, G. Bonomo, W. Bradley -i Sinnding: F. lun, E. Rossano, J. lenehan, J. Murray, Mullusky. Kneeling: A. lioni, J. Duliby, T. Onorato F T v 3 xl . ' 1 5 J. T T X 1 K - LW. lt ff Y Q i -I Standing: W. Jaenike, D. Paterson, G. Bonomo. Seated: J. Turner, P. Danna, J. O'Connor, P. Valenti, J. Moran FGRE SIC On a maior scale and in competition with many notable schools, the Stanners have participated in every Catholic Forensic League contest since the in- itial one in oratorical interpretation and extempore at Hayes. Following this contest, the Stanners, composed of Patrick Valenti, John O'Connor, James Moran, and Peter Danna of the third year, as well as James Turner, William Jaenike, Donald Paterson, Warren Elliott, and Gregory Bonamo, have entered many of the outstanding all-city speech contests. This included the original oratory contest held at Mt. St. Michael, the freshman speech conteest and dramatic contest at St. Barnabas, the extempore contest held at Brooklyn Prep, the student congress and original oratory held at St. John's Prep, the all-city debate tournament held at Cathedral, the Marian original speech contest held at Mary Louis and the freshman speech contest and dramatic contest held at Xavier. Debating reached a new height in caliber. With a mediocre record of a loss to a win, and a seemingly l.-R: R. Franclti, R. Cavanauglt, M. Hammil, M. Glola A. Francfort off season, the Stanners nevertheless gave their de- bate cases excellent preparation. New members to the Forensic Society, James Moran and Peter Danna mastered the techniques of debating and speaking amazingly fast and from early season losses went on to winnings. Fordham debufers and W. Ellioii and J. Turner Sealed: G. Bonomo. Standing: P. Donna, J. Turner 93 Raymond Reavoly lrighi lighhl 19 VMI' R' new Xa nl h wal' vw-' 3. Us 909g 1.55 ,x Wh Q S' 2 ' nz 'AT 3 5 T H E S T A N N E R ff: lunge Published by the Students ot ST. ANN'S ACADEMY New York City, N. Y. ED!TOR-IN-CHIEF, Charles McDermott ASSISTANT EDITORS News Editor ,..,... ...,.,,, ...,.,,.....,.........,.,,,........,,.,,.....,.,,,,..,..........,..................,, Sport Editor .,.....,... ,...... ..........,,,,...,.........,,. , . . . Art Editor ..,.,......,,......,................ ............,....... ,,....,...... . . Business Manager NEWS STAFF Terrence Brennen John Flanagan John Danoher dh John Pollono Robert Kiernan Robert Stone SPORTS STAFF Robert Charbonneau James Westwater Robert Duliby William Bradley xXe'ne11 Sv Ann's Academy New YI x-W J' +o J.. li- Wim xy X '. ..f..,.x,. Q .-fml.:. . : .nvl 4. S i I-I i r- o. C' Mc. R. stan Z z J 0'Con0 ' Y l llaimon V almll ' fiiy 8 ai' 5 2 E f 3 N lx , LW :MQ Q 1:'oGn..,?5 i John Tancredi ,........Fronk Geczik .,....John Babuscio J ,,... Raymond Cech COLUMNISTS Potrick Valenti John O'Connor Jock Tierney John Gorgiulo Thomas Smith Robert Resker 711611 i Q .ilwffwl IJ.m1w,, 131. I I I 'fp .,,,. 1..l,,,. N , F 4 In .lj n A. Erdelyi, V. Chilelli, B. Barry, B. Greene, R. Tronfel, J. McClean. Seated: D. O'Connor, C. Kennedy, W. Schulok, A. lantuono, A. Francfort, M. Noriwich V. Perzonine, R. Cavanuugh, J. loGrunde, V. Caro. Seal- ed: D. Cimmings, R. Schultz, l.. Colo 96 EDA M. Giola, J. Schild, J. Burke, J. Pero, I. luccieri, R. Kiernun, P. Mc- Govern, M. Hammill. Seated: P. Giulo, J. Pollock, R. Delaney, J. Belli, S. Kramer ill? J. Gilligan, L Clyde, J. Mari, P. Kelly, F. Turley, C. McDermoM. Sealed: J. Garguilo, A. louculzo, J. Campanella, M. McDonald, D. Kyle LI F. Casey, .I. St. John, R. Savarese, G. Bonomo. Seated: J. Turner, W. Bradley, T. Conlon, D. Palerson, B. Traphan R. Tolan, A. Takacs, R. M:Par0land, J. CoRee, C. Fiorefii. Seated: G. lane, A. Marchini, P. Danna, A. Klausz, H. Albertelli 97 R. Mueller, J. Seefranz, J. Follono, R. Gillanders, J. Keenan, R. lverolino. Seated: W. Henry, T. Roberli, F. Gallichio, J. Coyle, F. Onoraio, G. Davis R. Resker, M. Lipton, A. lat, J. Tancredi. Seated: J. Pier etti, D. Ryan, R. Pleyer If O -Av' .- gi X i Q 6 Q Q A Vxx gg' . Q ,- 4am AW' '1 iff! 1 'ff' I6 4 4 Q ' I - .4 I flfflz ff fwfr 'nf ?',.f,f1f! .2'ov1'Bv ,vigrx I ll lilly i i . . ,I K1 .1 P 6' v 1 K x Everyone ready. This way boys. Early arrivals ' I ,- V 1 I' 1 f 15' :fn 1 1 k fA?!! ? 2 f f' ' ff V. 1 if fn , ,fif S. 4 -4 Ai uf, 5 jpg' T . fix A ' Y I - s .4 Y. ' S' y ,, +15 X ' V 3 y 5, ' 1, - 7 , 'gf :.!?jn I4 X -- ' 4 N in 1 ' 5 lf!-' , 1' ' ' V fi L' fi f' Ir 'Al 'i Pt L f ' i 'DL I , :Sits - ' I, .Al . A .y nq 5' l., W - ' -A ,Q A Ei' xx, ',' . F ,NNN - ' J f gn ' 1 - , 311, X ,gf ,Wm wb iv i'iv5a.2 . -v --4. 81 52- 1' 1 Q V M 9 .1 fa ,' as xii: Y JFLLA 3 1 Q- ,Nf- 9' Mix ' 1'-R. - ll! - Al n 0 v, V -Q In z . , ef 1 is -1 I F 1 U i, fix! ' W.. I... - 1 ' 7 ' W Walfen and McCarthy look things over. AJ, 5 7' 1 ,ff .GL 1 4 X I ff Qin.. Helmes und Glidden confer wifh Bro. James. f' if Berry checks some photos. This is not loo good, says Con- lenio io Neimeyer. 'S The big four hold u conference C gxi. -...x .. --fo- GQ - , i ' qui' OUR L DY Gradually the sun grew pale, lost its normal color and appeared as a sort of silver disk at which all could gaze directly without even shading their eyes. Suddenly it started to whirl and fall towards the people. Falling to their knees, the multitude prayed to God and his Blessed Mother. Just when it seemed that the end was at hand, the sun suddenly resumed its accustomed place in the heavens. Such was the miracle which nonbelievers had de- manded ot the Blessed Virgin in order to prove her identity. In previous apparitions to the three children, Our Lady asked for the consecration of Russia to hefrvl - maculate Heart. The condition in which. the 'wor exists today suffices to show the need fchltthis conse- cration to Mary. Since Almighty God has peace of the world in her handsgshe will R x cc 'Ng if F ax A--ix . S- i5 .- xi, - X ' ' - -- - - A ZW, , -, sv? OF FATIM power ta give that peace to a weary and despairing world. But that peace will not come about without our prayers. In this, the Marian year we would indeed be show- ing gratitude by adopting a special devotion to Mary. We must be prepared to make any sacrifice demanded by our Christian duty, and offer them in reparation for sinners and forthe future peace ofthe world. The daily Rosary, particularly the family Rosary, should be for us all a Marian devotion. We should consecrate ourselves today without reserve to her Immaculate Heart, and we should be prepared to live this consecration all our lives. Finally, we should follow the practice which Mary herself sug- fgested, the Five First Saturdays. In this way we will be pl R ing an important part in bringing peace to the wolxdl fQf 'ga' '71, ..,-ff! .-f- 7 ,s .-v K .- ,Z -, -11 x I 'Q N.. -13. - 'f QX T . s 1x R 3, ,, 1' A 5 Aliflhn 1 uv. :T I B v V -.I in ' --.....-,T-, i f fy 9 0 kj Q Q 4' I TRAM RAL Winners of some of rho muh Hosn'0 got a chance Crossing the finishing line They're at the guh and off they go RESULTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL EVENTS Event 50 yrd 50 yrd 75 yrd 50 yrd T00 yrd 220 yrd 75 yrd I00 yrd 220 yrd 440 yrd aao yrd Submid Mid Mid Jr Jr .Ir Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Winner Fabiicmic McGurIy Icntuono McCann Doherty Fermandez Sirotka Rogcnti Frey Brusco Pollock Class IC IA IA 20 'IE 2D 2C 2D 2B 2A 2D Time 7.0 6.5 9.8 6.7 12.6 27.0 9.4 12.4 26.3 65.2 2:27.8 We are noxil TRACK The winner Raring to go Who won that one? 2B WINS THE INTRAMURAL TRACK After holding the track plaque for two years as champs of the Intramural Track Meet, ID gave up its trophy to a sophomore class, 2B. The Track Meet, held at McCoombs Dam Park in the Bronx on Friday, October 16, under the direction of Brother Victor and Mr. Zeitler, once again proved to be most successful. It's all in the start 'I07 t F , .. . sr 1 F. Casey, P. laide, K. O'Neill, E. Ackerman, J. Brett, R. Coombs. Kneeling: J. Bruggone, W. Bradley, C. Spiess, J. Dowd I TRAMURAL SKET B C LL The conclusion of a hard fought and spirited tournament saw class 3A and class 2E emerge as champions of the sen- ior and junior divisions respectively. Both teams played magnificently and deserve the greatest praise for their hard-earned gold trophies. Class 4B and QA are also to be congratulated on winning the silver trophies as runners-up. Eg':af-.'-.'s5a2f..T5t'f1 ' ' ' J if 1'!'yfPf'f,ir' G. Clancy, J. Cummings, E. Andreacchi, H. Albertelli, J. Conors. Kneeling R. Bartolo, J. Danaher, E. Burns, T. Collins - . 1 3- ...1 i 'o I? , R frqmylft l 4-fs x X Nd aaa TR MURAL UNCHBALL m-fl Standing: M. Milone, R. McParilond, D. Mulligan, T. McGini?y, H. Kirwan, M. liplon, J. Ferrara, F. Fran- ceschini, L. McDonald, A. Siroflca, Y. larese. Kneeling: M. Mueller, D. lane, J. Westwafer, P. Moeschen, T. Bell, M. lynch, C. Callahan, R. Prezzano '- :E rv-bf' in 0 0 f X F 4 6 . L 4 .kv X Y nv'- 'D h .' pq. Relay winners VARSITY TRACK Standing: E. Ackerman, D. Given, J. Moynihan, L. Brusco, J. O'Connor. Sealed: J. Roganti, J. Squicciarini, P. Puleh, G. Carbine, R. Riggio. Seafed boiiom row: A. loscalzo, D. Devaney, J. Pollock I . R if ,M M1 K I S' gv 1 . U l I CN X 'E ,gf 1 'Zvi 1- nuriliviii ld, :nfl an: S if? Exif'-uff 'fri- JXNQS T. T614 We R -L 1 ., - 3 ' i if by wr- :1'-b3 - ' fit, 152 'fB'h-- -f ---f R -. .. Hgwranl A- 1 1- l ' i . '4 Tw. IQ ', ' . 4 7 ' 1 -iii 1 -uv A i' I , ' - 150' ' a-.Q 3:1 . Sfanding: R. Kiernun, J. Conniff, M. Gerhald, J. Christmun, P. Magnono, J. Finsiman. Seuied: R. Burke, P. McGovern, P. Puleh, W. Neu, J. McGurIy, J. Bren. Seated boMom row: R. Buonocore, J. Fubaianic, R. Delaney, F. McCoy, J. Hall, J. Sweeney 114 MART T INVITATIO AL TOURNAMENT Kearns goes up for two. The first annual Marist Invitational Tournament was held Sunday, December 27. Central Catholic and St. Ann's won byes to the first round. On the second night Central took the court and easily defeated St. Helena's. Then for the second match of the evening the Mount was pitted against St. Ann's. Though the two teams were evenly matched for cl while, the Mount could not keep up with the fine running. The Klish follows for two more. final score was 74-56 in favor of the Stanners. On the night of December 29, St. Ann's entered the finals against a strong Central team. At the start the Stanners scored 'I3 points before Central could chalk up one score. From that time on they were never able to recover. The final score showed the Stanners out in front. - i,. .,m..,... .- .l VAR ITY Perfect form N Poised for adion Who! o time 96 shake hands! Sweeney, All I see is handx! ' 116 1 one flies through the air with the greatest of ease Kerwin, surrounded on all sides Warm-up time SEASON'S RECORD St. Ann's 72 73 74 74 65 70 69 74 89 65 71 67 51 85 67 52 71 68 78 98 43 69 69 71 64 86 52 87 68 57 Opponents Alumni .....,.... Tolentine ..........,. Trinity ............. Xavier ........ Power ........ LaSalle ................ DeLaSalle .......... Mt. St. Michael Central CLaw.J . Mt. St. Michael ............ .,..... Hayes ..........,,....,.. All Hallows ...... Rice ........................ Stepinac ............. Brooklyn Prep. Stepinac ............. Xavier ........ Power LaSalle ,..,............ Trinity ................... Mt. St. Michael Hayes ................... All Hallows ,... Loughlin ............ Rice ................... St. Francis ...... LaSalle .............................. ....,.. Benedictine fVa.J .........,........ St. Anthony CWash.1 ..,......... West Catholic fPhil.J ......... Don't get caught onthe net onthe way lM.l.T.1 fM.I.T.1 KCHSAA1 KCHSAAJ fN.C.l.T.1 iN.C.l.T.J CN.C.l.T.J down, Ken. 315' I UN IOR VARSITY V Curio J. Dineen, J. Ferrara H Donahue J Lacy Sealed V Jones J Keenan T Kelly J Coyle J Canavero Sealed bollom row:W F ey W H y Manager A Walsh SLASONS REC Sf Anns Opponenfs Tolentine .. Newtown ....... Xavier ,... .... Power ..................... LaSalle .................. Mt. St. Michael Hayes ..,................,. All Hallows ...... Rice .....,............. Stepinac ............ Brooklyn Prep. Stepinac ............ Xavier ...... Power .......,..........,.. LaSalle ..,,........,.,.,, MT. St. Michael Hayes ..................... All Hallows ....... Loughlin .,............, WW 2. FR ESHMAN TE B Shortt, B. Barry, P. Gaddy, R. loaizo, J. Morris, I.. Prestholm, G. Throbiorson. Seated: F. Cammarano J Dente, J. Crsgan, G. Hinchman, J. Brennan. Seated bottom row: V. Geczik, A. Katz, E. Herman ST ANN S OPPONENTS St. Augustine ........... ....... St. Michael ........ St. Bernard ......... ....... St. Francis ....... St. Helena ....... Loughlin ....................... ....... Manhattan Prep. ........ ...... . Hayes ............................. ........ LaSalle ........... Xavier ...... Power ...... Loughlin ........ Regis ......... LaSalle ........... Rice ...... ST. ANN'S OPPONENTS 0 All Hallows ....... St. Helena .......... Hayes ...................... Mt. St. Michael O.L. of G.C. St. Augustine .... St. Bernard ....... Regis ............... Trinity ........ Xavier ........ Power ................ St. Thomas ......... O.L. of G.C. ...... . Mt. St. Michael Fordham Prep . AM f , gnu X--fm-1 . 'Q-.sw lp ks, '17 -.. aw. 'wg-,k 4 '1 ' '11 ,435 in t L, K: .-.wlrdfifgg H K , .. aft 'mod-' 6 3 K ,-. - 1'vZ'f ' 1. .qw ..'.' ' . 4 M W A ,. , ' 4, f ,' 'Q X..., N X ,S .1 , W., . I- 3? 1 v H1 WI 51-711 4 'R fn, W? g,, rx :X- '.,., 0103 in ullnlq 1 MH' 6' A xii , .ggqmnnslllil 5 ? 1 f A f' iii '1-5 kfK hp-. VARSITY BASEBA , ' v. .. - , -sn. - , ,J - My -- ' ... , , -- - v ' . , n ' 'm . . , ' - t ., - ' Q- ., .- ' 1- - ' -.- -A. . ' , . rm.. A ' . . v, . M ' . NL 5' N i5,',,,lA 'a - , ' f 1 The coach hits out a few 'I22 Pieretli, Frunceschini Klink, McGinnity Albertelli, Johnson, Connors, Ward, DiNome UNIOR VAR I Donlon, Henry, Thovbiornson, Curio UN IOR VARSI TY Cumuvero, Bruuone, Dame, 0'Connor cj 'nh 'sr 'Mus W c.,,,an ough, Qeegon f DiNo in 0'Connor does the catching 9, Keenan , ' f . A mi .9 fi i ff 4 S--fi l Q NATIGNAL SHRIN E Ever since Columbus reached'the shores of America in his flagship, the Santa Maria, Cnamed in honor of the Blessed Vir- ginj Catholic America yielded to no other nation in her deep devotion to the Mother of God. Since that time many churches, shrines and schools have been dedicated to Our Lady's mag- nificence. However, today in the United States, Catholics are paying to Mary one of the greatest tributes ever to be attempted. They are building for Her a national shrine, in exaltation of Mary Immaculate, the National Patroness of the United States. Work on this shrine began way back in 1884, when at the First Plenary Council of Baltimore, a priest in the diocese of Detroit first suggested the building of a shrine in honor of Mary. Action was immediately taken and on the campus of the Catholic University in Washington, the plans for the shrine were made. It was not until May T920 that Cardinal Bonzano celebrated a field Mass and blessed this famous site. On September 23 of that same year, Cardinal Gibbons laid the cornerstone of this immense structure. In the beginning rapid progress was made in the construc- tion of the Church, donations poured in from all walks of life, and finally the crypt was built. Then the depression came. Thel workers left their iobs, and the shrine ceased to grow in siz . However, after World War ll, work again was resumed. When completed the entire structure will consist of twenty- eight side altars, starting on one side of the high altar round W e Church to the Bishop Shanhan altar on the other side. his Xtional 'Shrine in the future will rove to be' one of For twenty years nothing was done. 5 rea xstit V' X W er dx ic Fd ary. The many t o have contn o s growth will be rewarded ' y the blessings Mary will shower down on them and X country. A.-fb... S N103 RETREAT AT QS xr. . Y ff'-f . if , X-5 Q. lutrrni xwxxznngn 126 v ae!! , .., a I I J ll limugugu fir!- will A N 1 ., 4 I 'H H A I N,- 1 --A ,.,,1 jsvs,----- ' ,,.,-f' . r . s If n ri EE QLJ,,,r- .nb P? , H19 -,,,, 3 1 'h x , .. C55 if x 4, S' s ,x I I - of ,. A I- ' r ,,..-- ,ev -nv Tl., , ., Qoob St. Qqnn How often we've invoked your name throughout the year, To ask your help and guidance, tor we know you always hear. We promise to remember,-and in gratitude proclaim Your greatness and your goodness and the glory of your name. July the twenty-sixth we'll remember your feast day, And each succeeding year in gratitude we'll pray, , To keep repeating always your name throughout each year, To ask your help and guidance, and we know you'll always hear AD JESUM PER MARIAM A 1 Q3