St Augustine High School - Lance Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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JOHN LOUGHLIN 1853-1891 loo nn iuerriarg of My iocefie s., THOMAS E MOLLOY S T D Archblshop of Brooklyn In 1853 the Long Island part of the d1ocese of New York was severed from that d1ocese and 1nst1tuted as the d1ocese of Brooklyn under the eplscopal authorlty of the Most Rev John Loughlln In thlS the centenary of the 1nst1tut1on of our great d1ocese we can easlly w1tness the abundance of the blesslngs of D1v1ne Provldence 1n the Chr1st Today the d1ocese of Brooklyn has a populat1on of better than one m1ll1on three hundred thousand souls as agalnst the fifteen thou sand of one hundred years ago Numerous parlshes great churches excellent schools a well organlzed ser1es of welfare 1nst1tut1ons all of these bear test1mony that the falth the precepts and the counsels of Chr1st are professed and practlced ln accordance w1th the w1ll of Our Dlvme Savlour NELLNIIII SJ. U ru E o nf E o 2 FACULTY GRADUATES CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS , ' if , growth and development of this Long Island area, to the cause of GHUWTH UP EDUIIATIII 1909 St Augustme s wlth Faculty House 4 '1 R l 185 1 Old St. James Fxrst parochxal school m Brooklyn conducted by Christian Brothers. I il 1: A x . ' Y -wh., dw H yr. . ,W -fa, I .id Iv' I . . , . Present St Augustme s Hxgh School and Faculty House Of fundamental xmport ln the growth of the Dlocese of Brooklyn 1S the develop development of these 1nst1tut1ons The Brothers of the Chrlstlan Schools were very much concerned These sons of St John Baptlst De La Salle have been ln the d1OC6Se for the one hundred years of xts exlstence They have taught ln a good number of 1tS grammar schools and pres ently conduct two grammar schools a m111tary hlgh school and two dlocesan hxgh schools Here at St Augustmes the Brothers are now roundlng out forty four years of servlce Motlvated by charlty and wlth great falth and zeal they have year after ness of Chrlst and have sent them forth qulte ldeally qualxfxed for the strlfe of lxvmg Accordmgly has St Augustme s gxven to the growth of the dxocese an ex emplary Cathollc manhood In vocations to the prlesthood to the rel1g1ous l1fe to the professlons to buslness and to polltxcs St Augustmes Hlgh School and the Chrlstlan Brothers are proud to have con trlbuted thelr part to the development of the dlocese ln the past 100 years ' . s 9 ment of edl1CatiOI'1a1 lI'lStitl.1tiOI'1S. In the year, fofrned young Characters to the like- I - . , . . . , s , . . . . . ' 7 ' Il MR EDMUND EGAN MR RAYMOND BRUSTMAN 1926 1926 lllll SIGNUM FIDEI MR MYLES WARD MR JOHN MCMURRAY 1926 1938 1941 1926 1938 1941 YEARS UE SEHVIEE 49 QF' We the Graduates of 1953 respectfully ded1cate th1s yearbook to the four CathO11C laymen who are celebratmg a centennlal of the1r own for among them Mr Raymond Brustman Mr Edmund Egan Mr John McMurray and Mr Myles Ward have devoted more than 100 years to the Catholxc educatxon of youth They have been w1th St Augustme H1gh School smce the 1ncept1on of the D1ocesan Hxgh School system ln 1926 Thexr unselfish sacrlflces w1ll be an 1nsp1ra t1on to us as we venture out to face the world All of us have bene fitted from the1r experlence and understandlng as they were teachlng counselmg and guldlng us through our format1ve years We can merely thank them and pray that God ln H1s Goodness wxll reward them for thelr endeavors ln the field of Cathollc educatxon of youth f-21 3331 BROTHER BARNABAS PAUL FS Principal NX' Ulf NS x BROTHER CHRISTIAN FSC Asslstant Prmcnpal -1 - i BROTHER LEONARD FSC Guldance Dxrector SIGNUM FIDEI FQ Q fi ' Brother C Auth my IA S C Brother Mxcllael P S C Llbrdrl m History 'CQ Brother Victor F S C History fi Brother Eugene F S C Brother Aloysxus F S C Mathematzcs Language Brother Alban Anthony F.S.C. Brother Leo F.S.C. Brother S. Anthony F.S.C Science Language Science LTY 91 Sv if Qu... iQ Un- Brother Cletus Joseph FSC Brother Patnck FSC Brother joseph FSC Sczence Art Science LTY 9 T1 Mr. Raymond Brustman Mr. John McMurray Mr, Myles Ward Language English Mathematics Y A' E Nr. A ,Q W -Q ' 1 f v., X f K .. r Joseph Nevxlle Mr Caro Matarazzo Language Physrcal Trammg Q , .1-. In--P6 9 Mr T Bath Glasson RIP an-Q f-Q, Mr Mano Barone Social Stud1e5 L- 01 0, ll! J, ffff ffl ,N Q I Nlwf viw x T fx Q I f ,S E 4' Mr Edmund Egan SIGNUM FIDEI Secretary , if v ' s. L : I M. f .. :xx , , 4 9 -- v .V .ma 'j-1 - gi. z:M'f,sh.4g-1 Q.: ,ig t X LQ, 15f'f,JN,'f. Q4 L53 M:-iff ' - Q if f , -f3:',i1'vlgj fl gig m . Z. ' Q 1 , Ni, 11:-,fzg.f3j,.,'g jx f 'wk rf., WNO V, if h M, ' , 15+ if R71 XF nr ae 3 ' ' x,-X J 4' '. may 'fx ' 'WP , , TI-.'. ,Ei,aix P ZVQ 1125 4 f,- 1 L- ,L -'--X f.4 -.fn X .., V , .f ,VIL ,Mg--.till xQj ,pgv t . 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W 4 -.5,,.f ' - 'I rf I 1.1- -- 'X wry. 1 In .Wil W HXIIIIWIHI I I0 V is M Tom honor student JANUARY GRADUATES el GEORGE H BORRMANN 2015 East 38th St George 1S one of the top honor s udents 10096 m Plane Geometry and Intermedxate Algebra Regents and Regents average of 98 206 clearly xllus trate this two years on the track team yearbook photographer wlll attend college JOHN C BANAGHAN 302 10th St john 1S the possessor of an usual and orxgmal sense f humor m charge of the lunch counter on Student Coun cn resident of St Thomas Aqumas parnsh 9th St wx take a course m scxence t Brooklyn College THOMAS F CAHILL 70 Prospect Park West ALBERT F ANASTASIO 1456 East 10th St Bug Al member of St Brendan s parish honor student electron to class office four txmes attests to popu larnty actlve ln freshman and intramural basketball art club wxll attend college DONALD E CULKIN 228 Beach 128th St Don resident of Belle Har bor honor student known for excellent manners and metxculous dress mem ber of frosh and Jayvee basket ball and track teams W1 take Business Admmlstratlon at Fordham Q LEONARD P CONNOR 13518 223rd St Lenney member of St Mary Magdalene parlsh Sprxng field Gardens partxclpated m frosh track mtramural bas ketball and glee club mem ber of Semor Week Commxttee will take business at Ford ham one of the most dnstmguxshed members of the track team has played xntramural basket ball and volleyball ADC Sacrxstan durmg Jumor year w1ll take busmess course ln college ,pf f 7' 'un- ' un- ,. . . 0 Q41 l . . . ' 't M aw .I . ' X' ' A ' ' . .... 'll ., ' ' a I W G 53. get A kt ' Ko R ,, MARTIN B CUTRONE 2020 Bragg St Marty honor student and outstanding Augustinite member of the Leo Honor ciety since freshman year member of varsity baseball and intramural volleyball and bas ketball teams will take chemical engineering at Poly tech GFRARD I' FIELDS 411 East 28th St jerry awarded outstanding honor of being elected ADC president active on intra mural teams played varsity baseball for two years mem ber of St Ieromes parish will enter business after gradu ation 15 J l 'Z- ' 'ai dn... CHARI PS R DENNIS S79 6th St Chuck is known for his ability to carry out well an assigned task credit for much f the yearbook goes to him member of St Thomas Aquinas parish 4th Ave will attend Manhattan College ANTHONY J GAMBALE 623 Carroll St Tony a most likeable Aug ustimte popular with stu dents and faculty started hero concession in cafeteria was an active member of the camera club will attend St johns for accounting .nl-Q JAMES P GALLAGHER 1313 Prospect Pl m honor student played intramural volleyball for two years selected news editor of The Lance worked on yearbook staff art club and speech club won scholarship to St john s 'Vi ey -' Y-wr Teachers College RICHARD A. I-IADDHIJ 491 9th St. Richie . . . the famous Arab . . . a top honor student . . . school leader three times . . . member of the Leo Honor So- ciety . . .editor of the Lance school newspaper . . . secretary of the Student Council . . . will take Aeronautical Engineer- ing at Polytech. JOSEPH V. HEANEY 1165 East 15th St. Joe . . . member of St. Bren- dan's parish in Flatbush . . . active in intramural basketball . . . a member of the yearbook staff . . . will attend college after graduation, but is unde- cided as to course of study. A A 'Qi :I .lx L' a e Q . JAMES E. HENRY 2055 East 27th St. Jimbo . . . has taken active part in public speaking and debat- ing . . . manager of varsity bas- ketball team . . . assistant ed- itor of the Lance . . . member of Good Shepherd parish . . . will attend Brooklyn College for advertising. RICHARD M. HOLIHAN 2617 Newkirk Ave. Richie . . . likeable, quiet fel- low . . . participated in intra- mural basketball . . . a mem- ber of St. Jerome's parish where he played CYO basket- ball . . . will enter business world after graduation. JAMES T. KENNY 1434 East 13th St. Happy-go-lucky Jim . . . St. Brendan's parish . . . member of frosh and jayvee basketball teams . . . also active in intra- murals . . . intends to follow a career in engineering. 18 'Q-156 L.-f THOMAS V. HEYMAN 319 New York Ave. Tom . . . member of the Leo Honor Society for three years . . . high honor student, lead- ing school several times . . . no average under 951k . . . ac- tive in debating and art clubs . . . member of the 'AMelody Masters . . . will attend Poly- tech. ,, 'K' E JOHN T, LAUGHLIN 397 Degraw St. John has been active in volley- ball and basketball intramurals . . . was jayvee basketball man- ager . . . member of prom and Senior Week committees . . . intends to take a pre-medical course in college. Ax Q- N Y 'RT u. JOSEPH J. LIPP 176-65 132nd Ave. Joe hails from St. Mary Mag- dalene parish, Springfield Gar- dens . . . track manager for four years . . . yearbook staff . . . has printed school dance tick- ets . . . led school in La Salle drive in senior year . . . will atend St. John's Teachers' Col- lege. BRIAN T. MCCARTHY 385 East 16th St. Brian . . . Holy Innocents var- ish . . . art director of The Lance . . . member of the track team for two years . . . will take a course in journal- ism on graduation. TERENCE A. MCGOVERN 192 East 40th St. Terry . . . a member of the art club . . . is active on the prom committee . . . hails from St. Catherine of Genoa parish . . . intends to attend St. John's business school upon his gradu- ation. l9 JOHN F. MCBRIDE 836 Washington Ave. Jack . . . active in frosh basket- ball and cross-country . . . also an active participant in intra- murals . . . St. Theresa of Avila parish . . . will pursue a course in advertising on gradu- ating. B- c 'C' nk f K? FRANCIS P MCGOWAN 132 Baltic St Frank originally a member of St Augustines parish now a resident of St Peters par tiupated in intramural track xx ill attend Fordham University A 1 las -Q' ing 7 9 IAMES F MCGOWAN 1352 East 16th St im honor student tue intramural participant chairman of prom and Senior Vkeck committees Halls from enter Polvtech upon gradua tion DANIEL J MCNULTY 3518 Farragut Road Danny an active partici pant in intramurals for three years member of the Senior Week committee St Vin cent Ferrer parish plans to enter Seton Hall IOSEPH A MOONFY 4415 Ave I Big joe honor student for four years famous for his outstanding work on the track team from St Vincent Fer rer parish mtramural vol leyball will study civil engineering 20 IOI-IN j MCGROARTY 1177 East 15th St 'ick a member of Jayxee lnseball team intramural basketball and volley ball teams actixe on the prom com counting at Fordham Unixer sity VINCENT J PERITO 2230 Ryder St Vinny was active in frosh track and jayvee baseball the latter for two years also has been active in intramurals Resurrection parish tends to enter Polytech , 23' s ' ' 'V . - 1, Q .... -fl j I l I I ...ac- -I. A volleyball. and pingpong . . . St. Brendan's parish . . . will mittee . , . intends to study ac- ? -f' ,-1-.. .al - g ' A .. . . ' - I . ' '...in- Al if H. THOMAS PHENEY 5 Stratford Road Tom . . . played frosh baseball and basketball . . . real achieve- ments have come as a varsity track star . . . elected class of- hcer tive of eight terms . . . intends to study business at St. johns CLASS OFFICERS james McGowan, treasurer Richard Sweetnam, president john McGroarty. secretary Q BERNARD M. SPINELLI 192 Webster Ave. Bernie . . . St. Rose of Lima parish . . . active member of track team and art club for two years . . . played drums with Melody Masters . . . in- tends to enter the Academy of Aeronautics. JAMES T. WILLMANN 445 3rd St. Willie . . . a debater and pub- lic speaker of great repute . . . won various poster awards as a member of the art club . . . hails from St. Francis Xaxier parish . . . will study engineer- ing. JAMES A. WOLLEBEN 3507 Snyder Ave. Doc . . . Student Council pres- ident and captain of the varsity basketball team . . . also has been active in iayvee and frosh basketball and intramural ac- tivities . . . St. Catherine of Genoa parish . . . anticipates studying English and playing basketball at St. john's. 21 KA Vw,-W fI T 'o RICHARD J. SWEETNAM 633 Sterling Place Dick . . . perennial honor stu- dent . . . twice elected repre- sentative to the ADC . . . class oflicer in every term . . . pres- ident of the senior class . . . yearbook, prom, and Senior Week committee . . . vice-pres- ident of the Student Council . . . will attend Fordham. 'ii -.za 'X- , ' ff- Class History nf January 1953 FRESHMEN: It was a grim, cold day in February of 1949 when one hundred beaming youths were herded into rooms 12 and 14, and exposed to the intrica- cies of higher education . . . We were fascinated by the life of protozoa and the frogs and fish we were to dissect . . . In June, we embarked on our first trip to Rye Beach, and then we were on our own . . . In 1B, we joined the track team to pass Religion, as the saying wentg we won the freshman intramural cross- country meet, much to the delight of Brother Michael . . . To the shouts of Optime, optime, Mr. Neville convinced us to translate ideas . . . With the aid of Brother Francis, we followed Jim Hawkins as he set about finding Treasure Island, while also discovering that Brutus is an honorable man. SOPHOMORES: Upon regrouping, we were saddened to find that several of our colleagues had fallen by the wayside . . . While Mel', Ott was busy pro- nouncing Nebuchednezzar, Egyptian hieroglyphics was found more difficult to translate than Latin. During this time Mr. Brustman drove home the fact that the Argonauts were not a baseball team To the tune of Veni v1d1 v1c1, we conquered the Latin course Geometry while stumping a few UQ was met with equal challenge We were likewise exposed to th culturing influence of French while learning that pas du tout was not the father of twins Brother Leo similarly assured us that the Latin Quarter is a section of Paris rather than a night club Mr McMurray fWhat school had the honor dear childj proved that money is the root of all evil as he related the tale of Silas Marner Brother William converted us to master draftsmen while repeating Five minutes before the end of the period gentlemen JUNIORS We were now upper classmen and began to assume our responsi bilities by voting in the ADC elections Brother Eugene fThe Prmcej thoroughly demonstrated that x y squared is not xy squared In the Physics lab we thrilled to the mysteries of Archimedes Principle accompanied by the cries Thats all wrong Rather painfully we detected the voltage of a storage battery Finally in 3B the two classes were combined thereby producing a double header for the faculty The Regents came and went and we were SENIORS At last gentlemen of the school The tall form of Brother Peter furthered our French culture as Make signs to the dullards became the class by word Mr Ward QYou can lead a horse to water but a pencil must be leadj again became our tutor for mathematics We also learned to Take a zero and smile The notion that The Times was our textbook persisted until gradua tion The famous chlorine experiment will long be remembered by the class and by Brother Thomas Finally we became Student Councilors running around the cafeteria with a summons book in hand Gambales Hero Sandwiches became the rage of the cafeteria The prom on the night of january 16 at the Hotel Astor and the Senior Week program are now merely vivid memories The long awaited gradua tion commenced on January 26 at Loughlin and we were prepared to enter the cold cruel world 'gi P1141-x A l .' 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GRADUATES THOMAS C BOUTILIER 447A State St Boot member of varslty baseball team ln 3rd and 4th year afhllated with the volleyball squad and Art Club member of Glee Club ln 3rd year revolutlonlst wxll never stop argulng a point IOSEPH I CAMMEYER 102 11 W1ll1lIHSOH Ave ot hills from Springfield Gardens noted for ahlxty In basketball both nn playing and refereelng member Glee Club ln third year plans to go to college JEFFREY C CAMPBELL 2818 Foster Ave eff IS proud to clalm St Jeromes as home parlsh dlstlngulshed by wavy blond halr and hls sharp wxt a member of Scholarshlp Club Lance Staff 1n benlor year DONALD H COLSTON 118 East 40th St Don a product of St Catherme of Genoa played basketball and volley ball xntramurals ran track m fresh man year elected as class officer for four years mtends to go to college JOSEPH T COPPINGER 1829 East 31st St 95' oe comes from Good Shepherd par gui- xs partxclpated nn lntramurals when m freshmen and sophomore years was on mamtenance crew can always be seen workmg around school baseball team hopes to enter college EDWARD P CROWLEY 1933 Batchelder St was one of the track team faxth fuls having partxcipated both m track and cross country known as a hard worker member of the Scholarshxp Club very quxet 23 vlnq... Yr gr' 'il 26 '!f' Tug 'L 954 DONALD A DFFIORE 200 Nelson St Don IS dlstlngulshed by hls drawl glV9S the impression that he IS the sleepy type but thls has been dlsproven more than once outstanding pupll ln languages IS member of Scholarship Club FRANCIS T DLGRAYIA 2965 West 23rd St Smiley IS proud to say he IS from COYIBY Islalld characterized by hls grin and giggle played volleyball and llalldball also was on the tratk team Class optlmlst THOMAQ I DEI IA 1110 East 48th St Tom 18 from St VlY1C8llt s parish ln Flatbush he plays hotkey for a local team member of Scholarshlp Club being profit 16111 lll sports as well mlrks he proxes llllT'lSLlf well lll al m lst lllyllllllk IAMES I DOWDALL Z5 Sterllng Pl lumbo definitely one of the boys can be seen studylng ln the Raln bow plays baseball football basket ball and bowls Class president for four years active member of year book staff MICHAEL R ELIA 497 Avenue Y The prophet a standout candidate for the baseball squad ln senlor year ardent supporter of the Art Club ln first year renowned puglllst hls good marks denote lllm as a fine student RONALD J. FARRELL 214 23rd St. Ron . . . from St. Catherine of Genoa parish . . . distinguished by his quiet manner . . . likes to swim and play bas- ketball . . , hopes to go to College. 24 IU' 'I-Fig, N9 'LZ' 5..- 1-nv 3 Hh- EDWIN B FEENEY 616 East 17th St Fearless a member of the track team during first and second years member of the Glee Club H1 thlrcl year lakes photography wlnth occuples 1 good dell of his tlme IOHN I GENEROSA 821 I' ist 38th St Member of Leo Honor Soucty and Scholarshxp Club p artu rp :tt d Freshman Track and also the Art Club llkes 1C8Sk'1IlIIfZ, and hockey md would llke to play hockey IH college a part time comedmn CHARLES j GILBERT 566 10th St Sugar 1S a member of St Saviour parish dxstmguxshed by his low voxce participated m class xntramurals plays basketball wxth local team THOMAS M GORDON 4030 Avenue K Tom clalms the hallowed precmcts of St Thomas Aqumas lFlatlandsD as home parish always walling to lend a cheer ful hand has fine marks throughout hxs stay here are typical of hls hne char acter HENRY P GORE 13815 233rd St Rosedale L I Henry prefers to be called Hank haxls from St Clares parxsh known by hls radlcal Ideas partlclpated m mtramural volleyball Vice Presldent of the ADC m Senior year parmg to be a scxentlst JOHN J GRIBBIN 244 25 Edmore Ave Queens Vlllage John halls from Our Lady of Lourdes parish m Queens V1llage ran .IV track for two years and competed in 1 tramural track volleyball and basketball can be seen ln Chem lab after school 25 rs pre K 'ce 'if su! A A JOSEPH J. HAIVIM 318 15th St. Joe comes from St. Rose of Lima . . . distinguished himself at track for two years . . . played Freshman and Sopho- more intramurals . . . plans to go to college or join the Navy. A PATRICK T. HANNAHOE 153 Garfield Pl. Pat . . . hails from St. Francis Xavier parish . . . known for his curly black hair . . . well liked . . . rabid baseball fan whose ambition is to see the Browns cop a pennant. ROBERT J. HUNT 35 Market St., Rockaway Bob . . . from St. Edmund's in Rockaway Point . . . famous for his math brain . . . mad scientist . . . active in school sports . . . active member of the Yearbook Committee. RALPH P. JANNONE 2562 East 23rd St. Ralph . . . a product of St. Mark's parish . . . member of Freshman Track . . . avid de- votee to Art Club in first and second years . . . can be seen snapping pictures for the year- book . , . plans to attend local college. ROBERT C. HINRICHS 227-15 130th Ave., Laurelton Bob . . . arrived from St. Mary Magdalene parish . . . worked on the yearbook staff and a member of the Student Coun- cil during Senior year . . . am- bition is to enter St. John's Teachers' College. Q ,- Y JOHN W. JONES 619 East 32nd St. Jonesy . . . played baseball and volleyball . . . plays a fine game of golf and plays hockey with a local team . . . proficient in basketball and can often be seen on the courts. A Q-. fix JOSEPH F. JOYCE 543 Fourth St. Joe . . . hails from St. Sav- iour . . . Freshman track team . . . member of Leo Honor So- ciety and Yearbook Commit- tee . . . has a great sense of humor . . . good bowler and basketball player . . . plans to attend college. Q,-., ANDREW J. KAVANAGH 244-15 85th Rd., Bellerose Andy was a member of the Art Club in Freshman year and the Lance for his Sophomore period . . . attained a fine aver- age for four years . . . member of the Scholarship Club. EUGENE J. KEELY 1452 East 17th St. Gene . . . hails from St. Bren- dan's parish . . . member of Lance Staff in first year and yearbook committee . . . track material in freshman and soph- omore years . . . sharp dresser and good dancer . . . plans to go to college. MICHAEL J KNAUP 672 East 40th St. Arrived here from St. Theresa of Lisieux . . . distinguished himself in sports while partici- pating in freshman and sopho- more intramurals . . . active member of the Yearbook com- mittee . . . plans to go to col- lege. 27 EDVVARD T LEAVY 144 Lincoln Pl Comes from St Augustlnes parlsh Ed played Freshman basketball bowler wlth the boys after school was ac ttve ln intramural basketball and volleyball was on year book staff plans to go to bt Francts College 'arg I 'Y 'bl T '9 IAVNRFNCE I OPORCARO 809 Lrntoln Pl C :mt from St Gregory s par lst noted for lns xxrttlcrsm member of Student Coun shines nn btseball and tnotbxll on local teams DONALD P MARONEY 4121 Axenue T 1 Q .- RICHARD G MALEADY 314 Exghth Ave Outstanding scholastlc student harhng from St Saviour TIQQY has conststently at tanned hugh marks through hrs four years Class ofticer rn thlrd year plans to follow 1 pre med course at St Iohns undoubtedly will succeed rntered on a srholarshtp from 'St Edmunds present use president of K DC xarsxty baseball maternal second thxrd and fourth years member of SCllOl8I'5lllp Club blinding red halr plans to go to college C' 8 Qa- K W W ILLIAM 'I LYONS 3 l nster B1 halls from Lrttle Flower parish noted for tchlexements xuth freshman V and xarsxty basketball teams CllSIll'lf,'lllSllGCl by crew cut and vshrte burks intends play haskttball Fordham ROBERT I MARTIN 1235 East 35th St Bob halls from St Thoma Aqumas parxsh on track team for four years tanned YT1LfT'll7LI'Slllp to Honor Society ln freshman year class ofhcer for hrst second and fourth years vushes to follow track Ill Lollege 'VKX KI1NNl:,'IH M MLDONAID 215 04 85th Ave ueens Vnllage Comes to us from American Martyrs parlsh avld mem ber of Scholarshxp Club member of track team 1n first and second years and also Gle Club llkes to drlve intends to take pre med course ln Canada ANTHONY C MEDILE 945 45th St An outstanding student from Sacred Heart parish has regularly obtaxned hugh scholastxc averages actmve member of Student Councxl ambmous plans to go to college wxll become great success O ,,n.-, MARTIN I MCNIFF 265 12th St Prominent basketball matnstay clalmed by St Thomas Aquinas parxsh dtstln gulshed by his haxrcut and wm mng wlys plans to go t mollege HUGH J MELLEY 571 Sterling Pl Halls from St Theresas par IS served as lxbrarxan for three years has a wmnmg smnle present at all of St A s dances plans to achlexe BA degree at local college ln Rs 9 JOHN P MLQUADE l60 Beach 117th St A Belle Harbor product actlve member of Leo Honor Society Freshman CHSAA cross country champ ver sattle p1tcher for Lancers for four years conspicuous retl tom plans to attend Holy Cross College Rf PM 'ffs JOSEPH S MICCIO 2386 East 21st St An outstanding athlete from St Marks parlsh he has re nowned himself as one of the reasons for the Iancers track teams success conspxcuous by lns broken nose looks orwaul t jolnln Armed Forces 235 Fifth Ave. A fr JOSEPH E. MULCAHY 792 East 37th St. Joe . . . proud to say he is from St. Vincent Ferrer parish . . . joe played varsity basketball in senior year . . . class official in senior year . . . intramurals for three years . . . known for his thick beard . . . intends to go to college. 'FS' I I l PHILIP J. MULLAN 1542 Coleman St. Phil . . . came to us from St. Thomas Aquinas, Flatlands . . . Phil has consistently distin- guished himself in both track and studies . . . potent mem- ber of Scholarship Club . . . characterized by wavy hair and Flatbush accent . . . intends to go to college. ANTHONY G. PROTA Tony . . . hails from St. Francis Xavier . . . one of the reasons for the outstanding success of the Melody Masters . . . member of varsity volleyball squad . . . distinguished by his horn and purple and white jacket. JOHN T. QUAGLIANO 1753 E. 26th St. John . . . a product of St. Ed- mund parish, Brooklyn . . . played volleyball for two years on a championship team . . . a perennial applicant for base- ball and basketball teams . . . intends to go to college. RICHARD W. PETERSON 146-24 182nd St. Dick . . . comes from St. Cath- erine . . . very active at intra- murals . . . can be seen selling sandwiches at lunch room dur- ing school . . . intends to join the Army immediately after leaving school. CLASS OFFICERS: Donald Maroney, secretaryg james Riley treasurer M. 'if 'LT' JAMES B. RILEY 59 Bartlett PI. jim . . . wants everybody to know he comes from Resurrec- tion parish in Gerrittsen Beach . . . varsity baseball for four years, captain of team in last year . . . consistent high marks . . . plans to continue his base- ball career in college . . . Leo Honor Society. James Dowdall, president: Michael Elia, vice-president. JOHN T. scAN1.oN 2075 E. lem sr. john . . . comes from St. Ed- munds parish . . . played var- sity baseball for two years . . . was on freshman track . . . can be seen working in school after classes . . . very active at intra- murals . . . intends to go to college out of state. NEIL J. SCOGNAMIGLIO 255 6th Ave. Neil . . . ventures from Our Lady of Peace parish . . . was on track team for first year . . . can always be heard over everyone else in class discus- sions . . . played intramural volleyball, a championship team in Sophomore year . . . working to be an important executive . . . class otticer in junior and senior years. FRANCIS X. SMITH 9219 218th St. Smitty . . . from Our Lady of Lourdes parish . . . always snap- ping pictures for the yearbook . . . attained fine average for four years . . . intends to take up geology in college. 31 tg-37 THOMAS F. SHORTELL 2702 Newkirk Ave. Tom . . . came to us on a schol- arship from St. jerome's in Flatbush . . . obtains high marks consistently . . . good bowler . . . can be seen working hard at Scholarship Club's endeavors . . . hopes to go to college. 'ZS ,.,. 1, ...M JAMES T STEIN 144 24 41st St im came to us in second year has no trouble ln winning friends mad scientist plays a good game of golf basketball and bowling can alwa s be heard arguing a point 'Z 4- fl- if IIA 'USR OA png Gem ,, Y batmg team in third year plans to go to college THOMAS J SULLIVAN 4120 Foster Ave Tom hails from Little Flower parish played varsity basketball following three years of intramurals can always be seen smiling Art Club for two years upon graduation plans to enter Navy ALLEN E THOMSON 690 Prospect Pl xery quiet and unobtrusive obtains good marks comes from St Rose of Lima parish hopes to be a chemist upon graduation from college STEPHEN J TRAVERS 790 President St Steve journeys from St Francis Xaxier parish known as the small man around school Art Club for tirst two years became member of track team and class officer while in sophomore year plans to enter college on leav ing high school THOMAS M TREACY 425 Lmcoln Pl Tom distinguished himself on the court during freshman year comes from St. Theresa of Avila . . . tallest senior . . . likes to sleep . , . intends to ' 'V go to college. JAMES T. WHELAN 739 E. 43rd St. im . . . hails from Little Flower parish . . . played intramural basketball and volleyball for three years . . . partici- pates in all school activities . . . can always be seen at school dances . . . was on freshman track and Art Club for two years . . . Yearbook Committee . . . ' - tends to go to college. 32 4- .an '22 -- :sag 'Ck A Class Hislnry nf June 1953 Four years ago, a group of frightened and somewhat happy Freshmen passed through the sacred portals of Saint Augustine's High School for the first time. Once we accepted the unaccustomed routine of work, we undertook our tasks hopeful of the outcome. The delightful experience of expressing our first Latin conjugation, sum, es, est, etc,g distinguishing between numbers and letters in algebrag dissecting various insects in the biology lab and becoming acquainted with the art of calisthenics in the gym . . . our lunch periods ending mournfully with the first chapter of the history book to be written out for Bro. Philip . . . tired of being told to pick up papers by the student council . . . looking forward to our first boat ride, exams and the end of our Freshmen year. Brother Christian replaces Brother Philip as Assistant Principal . . . immortal words of Brother Eugene during geometry you have to tink . . . becoming acquainted with parlez vous francais? Oh you don t understand German' Wrestl mg with Julius Caesar with the aid of Mr Brustman assurance of Jim Riley as varsity mainstay Mr Brustman St Augustines Mr Chips honored at gala dinner fete upon completion of twenty five years of unselfish work at St Augustine s Dowdall elected class president again looking forward to that day when we would tangle with our first Regents dubious of the outcome and the end of second year moving up to juniors and finally the top of the ladder Third year introduced us to the harder things of high school life logarithms physics etc Brother Paul replaces Brother Maurice as Principal of St Augustines with Brother Paul came the beginning of wearing suits coats in class Father Wiest succeeds deceased Father McManus Brother Peter celebrates silver anniversary Bob Martin Phil Mullan and Joe Miccxo moved up to track varsity Jack McQuade top pitcher for the baseball team juniors tops in auxiliary drive one can hear the cry of where can I get a summer Job? throughout the school the outcome with many working during the summer vacation senior rings encourage Juniors to make good in their three Regents so they may attain the dignified name of seniors With three long years behind us we look forward to that day of exultatlon fgraduationj Fifty six began senior year and because of class room facilities sixteen unfortunates were put in room 125D the old faculty room now that our dreams have been realized we have taken on a superior air of upper class men with the taking of chemistry a new and strange subject chem lab one big mixup excited seniors trying to detect causes of strange odors After a long three years we finally became student councilers with student court lunchroom attendants, and policemen throughout the school With four seniors on the basketball team and Lyons high scorer we had an exceptional season Martin runs track for a champion team and McQuade and Riley led the baseball team to victory With the end of school near one can hear the higher financial problems of the Senior Prom graduation fee and class gift to the school with the close of school one can look back and remember the four years gone by whether good or bad and finally graduation S -Filly- I-ww-p-4 yd . . -- , 55555 fjf' - - ' 1 is ' 19 I my . . . . , . . , S55 If . , . . . 5 ff- , . . . , f:ff:i 1'- 9 1 Ffjfff rj , . . . . . ,555 . , . . . . . . 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'bm ' ' ,4 2 -22 FRONT ROW l to r J Wheeler F Zmorzensk D Hogarty J Walsh D Klllane R Hoyla S D1V1ncenzo T ORourke R Flanagan J Duffy T Henderson J Boland SECOND ROW J Cmquemanx T Guaclalupx W Kromm L Ferrlty P Daly J Granato J Rodeck M Gxlllgan T Saccardx J Sargent R Connelly M Capadanno THIRD ROW F Bowen J Conners A Ralola D Kavanagh A McManus T Manmng A Busch: J Stewart J Treanor J Murphy T Scanlon C Smxth TOP ROW A OSull1van J Maleady R Novella A Perrone J Donovan J Doyle T Molmarx J Cromn J Lxddy J Woods F Laurltano A Cawallere EA 23 FIRST ROW l t r T Douglass T Kunkel G Lynch L Otranto W Fmkenstadt J Browne R Hm ton G Behrens J Kelly W Condy P H01meS L Sweeney C DeC1cco SECOND ROW J Rogers J Cleary J ODonnell W Judge P Rxchxchl S Pxccxone P Harrmgton M Collins O Favornto J Driscoll S Melley A Martmez A Cxbulskl THIRD ROW V Rice S Spagnolo R Stone P Sammon J Bolano T Coughlm T Tramo O Gaglxone G Smram J OHagen S Wozmak FOURTH ROW W Ostrander R Carr P Kane C Donahue R Fogarty R Morgan W Cor ney P Macsoud M Mangano J Fury . . .1 . , . , . . . . , . , v - Y - v - V - - v - 1 - , . , , . . , . , . . . , . . . , . , . , . . . . , . , . . . . , , , . . - 1 - v - - - v - - V - , . , . - 1 - v - n - 1 ' ' 1 - v - , - , . 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Q, 1 -.5 'n A v Q W I - u f 2? v f ff vs -'F' vi i- L N Vx, .ii , - Y fu n By W. .gk Vg., I -.. , ny. xx' f .4 94 gi . 8' if .ang I ' 5 ' x .X . Q . 1 I. . X .Q I s .F PM , 1 v I .vf I 'v', ,uf 565 -2 . is 4 X' Q1 'S -Q S? K, Q, R .,, gl O Q xxx -12 'Q , , 5 if V PF . fra 'Q .Li Ca O -.-f.-.... ...Z yy! I in 1 qc Qi :Q ag Q AWAA b VA l 4 . 'W 2525 8 ' ?g,: f:fi1?'5zL,f11s ' Wg 551.26 J y 'gf E150 W wa- Q. X ggfvl-?i1gy1'y H I 2- - 2 U -4 Q . ' v I X w 5 : g ac lui' :- Q- . ,I 1 ww' ikxd 3 E? 1 f. Q ,W ,pyg 5 dz 1 j - 5 Qi iq N ' ' il 1' 5 1 x ,.f M' 3 6 W, K I , 1 , , .g J ' QVC' 1? ki' A 'Q If 394- 4 lx! CLASSES E1 FIRST ROW: J. Walsh, B. Earls, V. Grennon, T. Caminiti, R. McKean, T. Scarpati. SECOND ROW: S. Ro- man, G. O'Shea, K. Cleary, A. Bar- bella, E. Bocker, J. Papagni. THIRD ROW: A. Mazzella, J. Colasurdo, N. Mastromarino, F. Berberich, G. Gan- non. FOURTH ROW: J. Arlt, W. Saunders, J. Kropp, E. Sheridan, F. Stephan. IB 111 FIRST ROW: l. to r.--D. McAuliffe, J. McCamphill, M. Caffrey, M. Mc- Cafferty, R. McManus. SECOND ROW: J. Kenniff, G. Hios, D. Daly, C. Caputo, F. Claire. THIRD ROW: T. O'Hagen, W. Manger, R. Messina, J. Zimmer, J. Foley. FOURTH ROW: J. Coen, R. DeLuca, J. Newman, J. Gribbin. FIFTH ROW: R. Meehan, A. McNerney, J. McLaughlin, C. Wilkins. SIXTH ROW: G. Toggler, V. Preston, E. Callahan, M. Schiebel, J. Schlager, V. Lucy, J. Molamphy, J. McGlynn, R. Derman. STAIRS: K. Halpin, V. Accardi, J. Sheehan, J. Wallace, A. McNally, E. Wylie, T. Walsh, R. Lombard, R. Nagle, P. Carras. IH-13 Zampaglione, T. Lally, L. Wil Mongiello, P. Gorman, F. Vez zuto, J. Mullahy, L. Bariteau SECOND ROW: V. McGrath W. Roth, B. Antonelli, L. Al dino, D. Elia, E. Daughton, E Sperzel, D. Mahon, L. Gordon J. Cusack, E. Harte, R. Segrell R. Griffin, J. Dugan, M. Meyer J. Kilgallon, G. Shevlin, G Weber, D. Kennedy, P. Martin TOP ROW: l. to r.-J. Malley G. Tebeau, V. Leonardi, L son, R. Darcy, D. Dougherty, F Stiles, F. Rees, M. McGovern THIRD ROW: G. Nolan, J Fenton, J. Lando, S. Biancato F. Mellone, G. Fitzgerald, L cantara, F. Kosman, J. Guar- P. Cassidy. BOTTOM ROW: 5 4 1 v 4 4' . x Q 1 5' if f 'i i J Zap? 'lv 1 W2 55 A ' Y J u ,, I ki , vs a l , al 'Q W I 1 'gf ll' O H 3 , ! 5 7 xi ' ' C ,.,, ..- 3 NILLU1 Y fumn.-'lu-mu-H 'f 9564 I Q, Q W Q Q V6 ff V X YNX flf JL A14 I X I Q: Minpngl nj x N ljxy X f gx EU Cv 1 ' :Lx gf S R' W1 X ' X num X S ,, X? A C M , 1 ,. ' W V0 'B my v T X, , ,,, ,H X Q if WL f W1,'k l',f ' F4 W si ' X if lj ' ' I mil EQ if 'WW- len A' it I W- Mi.- OFFICERS OF Tl-IE A. D. C.: l. to r., aoatad-J. Browne, W. Elborfald, C. Darcy, G. Fields, pres., Brother Q Clotus joaoph, moderator, H. Gore, J. Sargent, R. Sker- qi rott, W. Ryan. Standing: P. Holmes, C. Pease, H. Detjo, G. Wahl, J. Dugan. A Q RICHARD SWEETNAH 1 Proaidont of Senior Class Q U ik ji A. 11. l:. ' The Archconfraternity of the Divine Child is the faith, of those not blessed with a Catholic a world-wide, spiritual society with a two-fold education. From the 16th to the 25th of each purpose. Its function is prayerg prayer for an month, a novena is held to further these ends. innrnnen in vnrntinna and fnr a strenlrtheninll nf K-W ul If 'QM riff 911' ' Graduates of St Augustine now nn traxnmg to be Brothers Upper left Brother Amxan 4 Iohn Pascall Brother Andrew Frederlck 1Edvxard Shaughnessyb Brother August Stephen tPaul aynej Upper rxght Brother August john lLudw1g Herzj The Sami La Salle Auxlllarw Along wlth the A D C the Auxlllary IS an mtegral part of most Chrxstlan Brothers schools As the A D C prays for vocatmons the Aux1l1ary as lt were pays for vocatxons By SOllCltlI1g enrollment ID th1s mutually beneficlal soc1ety of prayer the students try ln some manner to repay the Brothers for the 1mmeasurable beneflts whmch they have recelved NU no L 'F' Brother Eugene wxth joe Lnpp, 51 the leader m the school drxve Watching 'he thermometer use . -T f1 - ' - ' ye 1 t Q Q s '-.' ' , I - 1 1 1 Rfb- --ix 1 ' . -ex ,- af' - ' , .af . 4 V . ,-.1 V ' 'L Q K My U lf Q D. I A . I' . I l l I - 4' uf . V. '59 .,' ...Xi I MQ 4 N If '14 , of s La, ' Q t fn- V., .Y .ya u ' ' - 'K' . ff' - ' , . -ll C ' ' ' ' : - E l 1 I I ' J . . ., ' ' . . . . ' , , , N , . . , A . . . . 7 7 7 7 . ' is lx? W, .. A I 'Q ' 'T b f ex . 'N . g -1 Um - uw ' : ' , ' I, A , ,f ' x. 51 1 2 ' ' .J A ' I K' . r : '- -1 . , YK , NL? -X Lance llfficlzrs EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Richard Haddad FEATURE EDITOR Ronald Caso EXCHANGE EDITOR Joseph Crivelli SPORTS EDITOR Kevin Rooney SECRETARY Peter Holmes ARTIST Brian McCarthy NEWS EDITOR James Gallagher PHOTOGRAPHER Michael Clarity FACULTY ADVISOR Brother Brendan, F.S.C. l....I- OFFICERS AT WORK l to r K Rooney J Crxvelh Bro Brendan Zig: tl21e1n9.xPer1enceofmoLih01-S fpbarantly R. Haddad, R. Caso P Holmes B McCarthy J Henry M Clanty ge as the glammlr bo 'Smembers UR 40 1'!L0'rJ' if -47 A, STANDING: l. to r.-P. Holmes, P. Imperatori, D. McNeil, j. Leder, J. Water, T. Molinari, A. Marks, J. McCullough. , - Engl usp..-,..l,.4 if-nw 01171 1 X6 Cfaflgj Ref al A .khfbu if J' he R T011 22.332 F: 9 i W-IV 'N Q. ry years A ngtetgidgr. afffer Ko Q x Lungerwem t. Augustmels :1111-and-f1a,er:'T? -mi n' 'f1ST.,' PH ma: 67' SWF re' 'lPff-iirmy OR NOVEMBER. 1951 .,-fm-1-m -w-rrrm-we -M lTV'l'hnun S H world of -ymbnlnsm THE Lil IIE THE LANCE, St. Augustine's periodical, makes its appearance six times a year. Each edition carries a resume of the school ac- tivity for the preceding month and a half. Accordingly, space in THE LANCE is al- ways at a premium. The composition, edit- ing, and production of the paper affords excellent experience to those fortunate enough to be on its staff. Needless to say that THE LANCE is most enthusiastically received on appear- ance. But it is important to say that the staff is always on the alert to keep on pro- ducing a paper of such an excellent tradi- tion. Besides student body circulation, THE LANCE has a wide circulation through ex- change with other school papers around the country. 1 -fi be cf-5. b h m Kgs. X BMW? 0 1 Making ,M W , . f ag W In Ulf' lnmal nm . I- Q5'.I '!Yl Wall- ,, I I fats 00 01- 'Vo 0 'za 01' O In I , F J fa '41, '11 R, 0' 14140 40 QW I 5- e f '2 e 'Sf fa- fm. 9.9 'Yo fu of f 06 sy ue .s of 4-00 0 0,7 .41 Us 1, Dax, lc, r, 2' 0 O 0 hill Richard Haddad Cleft! and Ronald Caso interview Representative Dorn as ,, vw 5 Q9 R. Haddad 4 Q, Qlfglzgigp T. Heyman 1-.st K. V J. McQuade Len Hnnnr Society The right to wear the gold and white pin of this society is the highest honor that may be bestowed on a student in a dio- cesan school. Requirements for admission into the society entail inclusion in the top ten percent of the students, participation in extra-curricular activities, and an active parish life. D. Maroney SEATED: l. to r.-R. McVeigh, P. Mulligan, J. Joyce, M. Cutrone, J. Riley, J. McQuade, R. Haddad. STANDING: W. Ryan, A. Martinez, H. Detje, G. Borr- mann, A. Marks, J. Mega, R. Coppinger, J. Maxwell, P. Holmes, T. Saccardi, W. Elberfeld, J. Granata, J. Hands, J. Generosa, G. Giacchi, J. Beekman, T. Heyman, J. Morgan. ELEE Among the varied activities of the school we find some which give an opportunity for partici- pation to those students appreciative of the more cultural aspects of school life. Each Friday after- noon, the Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. john Renner, may be heard practicing for the functions at which they are called upon to per- form. The Debating Team represents the school in the many forensic contests conducted by the III. Catholic and the Azarias forensic leagues. These boys also form the nucleus of those who enter the speaking contests sponsored by the Ameri- can Legion, Hearst Newspapers, etc. Those interested in art have the facilities of the art room where they may spent their leis- ure time making posters for the diocesan con- tests, or pursuing their skill in the field of ceramics. DEBATINH TEAM DEBATING TEAM: 1. to r.-Ronald Caso, Thomas Heyman, joseph Crivelli. HRT ELUB Art Club in ACU on WEAHBIJUH ST FF EDITORS Charles Dennxs FEATURE STAFF Donald Culkm Robert Hunt Robert Hmrxchs Eugene Keely james Dowdall ART STAFF Francxs Guman Kenneth Macklm W1ll1am Blesty SPORTS STAFF Donald Maroney Mlchael Occhxogrosso Joseph Joyce COPY STAFF Mxchael Knap James Whelan Rxchard Haddad Thomas Heyman Kenneth McDonald PHOTOGRAPHERS George Borrmann Mlchael Clarlty Francxs Sm1th BUSINESS STAFF Joseph Lrpp Hugh Melley Edward Leavy MODERATOR Brother Vlctor F S C Br I 0 her Victor Noi wo go calm makes a su If ggesllon X ff' Barbara Breen Joan Barnickel, Terry McGovern, Bro. Aloysius Masters nf Melndy . . . . Theme Bob Genovese arranged by Bob McKevitt l'T'l HZn1Q-l11l1-1111 111i l -- vs l f b ,T Xvfxx V T B Bob DiBenedetto ony runo Pat Casey John Granato Tony Prota SENIIJH WEEK I t 1 K X Cnmmeneement DHIICH 4+ 1 a' 13X3,A 3,g Q: Q' I 1 8 ,rn fx I ,:A NM ifi K 4 li . Q X vu ' i-sv if X f . A R -Ki I 1 -. ei Fw: ii 1' 36 58 Q F' IEEE! 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HE EFAIITIIHS Most Reverend Thomas E Moll R1ght Rev Joseph V McClancy Reverend Joseph P Wxest Slsters of St Joseph Edward Amend Mrs Mary Anderson Salvatore Anastasxo 85 Mrs Thomas Anastaslo r 85 Mrs Marlo Barone r 85 Mrs J J Bates 85 Mrs Thomas Boutxher M J Broyles 85 Mrs Raymond Brustman r kMrs ThomasF Cahlll 85 Mrs Colm A Campbell 85 Mrs J Caulfield r 85 Mrs T F Colston 85 Mrs E Crowley r 85 Mrs Thomas J Culkm r 85 Mrs Louls D Agostmo r 85 Mrs Chrls Dardls r 85 Mrs Charles W Dennis Mlss Bessle Deermg Mr 85 Mrs J Dowdall Mr 85 Mrs Edmund Egan Mrs Helen E Erwm Mr 85 Mrs Martm Feeney Mr 85 Mrs Rocco F1schett1 Mrs Elxzabeth Flemmg Mr 85 Mrs Joachlm Gange Generosa Famxly Mr 6 Mrs Charles Gore Mr Joseph Grant Sr Mr 85 Mrs Albert Haddad Mxss Marlette Haddad Mr 85 Mrs John F Hart Mr 85 Mrs Thomas M Heaney Mr 85 Mrs ThomasV Heyman Hohhan Famlly oy Archblshop 78 Mr 85 Mrs Joseph Joyce Vlr Eugene Kenny Mrs Juha Kenny Mrs Mary Kenny Mxss Isabel Kerrlgan Mr 85 Mrs Joseph Lxpp Mlsses Mae 85 Elizabeth Long Mrs Gertrude Lynch Maleady Family Mr 85 Mrs W J Maroney Mr 85 Mrs C1ro Matarazzo Mrs Catherme McBr1de Mlss Marlon McBr1de James T McDonald Mr 85 Mrs Hugh P McGowan Mr 85 Mrs John McMurray Mrs Catherme McNamara Mr 85 Mrs Michael Melley Mooney Famlly Mr 85 Mrs Joseph Nevllle Mr 85 Mrs J Perlto Mr 85 Mrs V Peterson Mr Henry T Pheney Margaret C Pheney Mr 85 Mrs Farrell Rellly Mr 85 Mrs Joseph Reldy Mrs Mary Reynolds Mr 85 Mrs A Rodeck Ralph Rosalla Mr 85 Mrs R Rutherford Robert F Skerrett Mr 85 Mrs Lester J Smxth Mrs Jane Sweetnam r W1ll1am Sweetnam r 85 Mrs Dennis Twomey r 85 Mrs Thomas Waldron 85 Mrs Mlles Ward Nlrs T Whelan . . 1 . 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' PTHIJS Catherme V Arnould Wllllam Bxesty Thomas Boutlller Mr 85Mrs J Breslm Mrs Mary S Borrmann Mr 85 Mrs James Browne Mrs Wllllam L Burgess James J Byrne Maurlce Caffrey Anne T Cahlll Mrs Ednth Callahan Mr 85 Mrs George Callahan Mrs Ellzabeth Callaghan Augustus J Cammeyer Loulse Cammeyer Rrta E Cammeyer Colm Campbell Mr 85Mrs W Chambers Mr 85 Mrs V G Chrlstman Harry V Colston Mr 85 Mrs J Connolly Leslre E Curd Leslle P Curd Mrs F Danna Mlss A Donahue Mr 85 Mrs J Donahue Mary E Dowdall Regma M Earl Jack Farrell Mrs Edward F F3210 Herbert Flnch John Generosa Mary Lou Generosa Mr 85 Mrs Thomas Grupskl Albert Guxdo Rlchard Haddad Herman Hanes Mr Joseph Heaney Mr James A Heaney Mr Thomas M Heaney Jr Mlss Mary Anne Heyman Thomas Heyman Mr 85 Mrs JohnP H1gg1nS Mr 85Mrs Joseph R Kehoe Mrs A J Kellam Charles T Kenny John Kowalskl N Lawlor E Leavy Loporcaro Joseph Loporcaro Francls X Lowery Mx 85 Mrs Mr 85 Mrs M1 85 Mrs Mlss Irene Mr 85 Mrs Mr 85 Mrs Mrs M Mancuso Anthony Mankowskl Elleen Maroney Mr 85 Mrs G B Martin James McBr1de Florence McDonald James T McDonald Jr Mxss Cormne McGowan Mart1n J McGowan Rxchard A McKenna Mr 85 Mrs Damel McNulty Mr 85Mrs Edward McRedmond Barry D Mello H Thomas Pheney Lawrence Redlcan Mrs Harold G Sand George J Schalk Mrs Margaret Shlelds Matthew F Spelcher Mr 85 Mrs A Thlelhard Mrs G Tota Mrs James Tracy Mr 85 Mrs Joseph Velthaus Mr 85 Mrs A V1tell1 Mlss Florence V1tell1 Dr L A Weston Mrs R C Wlllxamson BUSINESS P!-lTHll S Astor Florlst 537 Sterlmg Place Boston Frsh Market 2116 Nostrand Ave Bushen 85 W1ll1ams Insurance Brokers Byrne s Funeral Home 2384 Gerrxtsen Ave C 85 D Roofmg 335 E 19th St Campbells Food Market 2031 Nostrand Ave Farragut Tallor 3005 Farragut Road Harry85 Mannle Cee85Kay 1819 Flatbush Ave Hoyt St Market 124 Hoyt St London Tlre Co 1422 Bedford Ave 79 Myer s Ice Cream Parlor 250 Klngston Ave O Connor s Restaurant 2882 Gerrlttsen Ave Pauls Barber Shop 2698 Gerrlttsen Ave Progresslve Market 370 7th Ave Queen s Electrlc Co 119 20 Atlantic Ave Rex Hall Furmture Co 1297 Bedford Ave Charles Sanders 20 Broad St N Y Suden Meat Market 202 7th Ave Toomey s Grlll 252 Emplre Blvd Tyson Mack Corp 158 Westchester Ave 1 C. 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