St Francis College - Franciscan Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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THOMAS J. CASEY A.B., History Frofrims Hall Hinh School International Relations Club 1, 2, 3, 4, News Letter 2, 3, Editor 4; Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3; Franciscan 2; Voice 2, 3, I; Phi Rho Pi 2, 3, Historian 4; Chesterton Cluh 2. 3, 4; Philosophy Club 3, 4; Intramural Track and Basketball; Franciscan Award; N.S.A. Delegate 3; Who’s Who. was the big year, and we worked as we never worked before, for now the responsibilities were ours. As the other parts of the book show, there were many highlights in this year: the basketball games, the Senior Ball, and the day of days, Graduation! We labored over term papers and senior essays, and our 400 courses, in the last drive for the diploma. Many had dropped through the years; some had joined us. As June approached, we felt that we had come a long way in four short years. PETER N. CASEY B.S., Chemistry Bishop Loughlin Memorial lliuh School Ammean Chemical Society 1 2, 3. 4; Intramural Activities Mcndd Club 4; Pi Alpha 2. 3. 4; Track Team 3. WILLIAM J- CASSIDY A.B., Social Science LaSalle Academy International Relations Club 3, h Ctrmatt dent 3. U. S. Arm! Club 2. Pw

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EDWARD J. BUTLER A.B., EnKlish Bisiiop l ottuhlin Afcmorial Ili h School l’rrsidt nt Senior Cla%s; N'ice Pr nident Freshman and Sopho- V,Mr ■ Classes; PrcNuh-nt Duns Scotus Honor Society; Co-Kclitor-in-Chief and Art Editor. 1952 Franciscan; Art Editor. Voice; Secretary, Student Council; Troupers; Pi Alpha, 2. 3. N'ice Arclion 4; Franciscan Award; Intr.«nmr il Track. Tennis Haskethall; Dean’s l.ivt. N.F.C.C.S.; Who’s Who; Arts Clltrl . were conscious of tlie weight of our newly ac-cpiired rings, which we proudly wore, and realised that we would soon he following them. Fall found ns as upperclassmen—Seniors, rhis JAMES P. BYRNE A » » History U. S. Marine Corps International Relations Club 1, o «. • -i. ™■ «! Order 4; Xcwi letter 3 ’«’AphaT“ 4 - Hiuh School ROBERT J. BYRNES A.B., Economics S . I-ranch Prcjsaratory V. S. Army ZnfcrMafion.il Relations Club I. 2, 3, 4; Duns Scotus Society; I i Alph.i; Student Cxnmcil Representative 3, 4; Class ick ,SUrtr P«ni h Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3; Who’s This is very shocking- 23

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WLADYSLAW J. CIESLFAVICZ A.B., Economics B. Nowodworaki II. S. Surveying Artillery Craw cow, Poland Polish Second Corps International Relations Club; Voice Staff; Who’s Who. DANIEL C. CHMIEL B.S., Biology I.indctihurst High School S. Stivy Connnn Club 1; Mendel Club 3, 4. But we felt that we were adequately prepared for the future, peace or war. Now that it is over we Become painfully cognizant of the fact that four years—by most odds four of the happiest years of our lives—have fizzled away. So it must be for all the Boys—old soldiers simply fade away and old Seniors simply graduate: it happens every year! “Q, But this is really too callous, you complain. Tell us about the old place . . . about the spirit of Saint Francis . . . about the dances and B.S., Biology ciub Schoo‘ . . and she has a nice face too. 25