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

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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

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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

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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