St Francis Preparatory School - San Fran Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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THOMAS K. BURKE l rf'xl1maa swimmiagg .l.V. football 3g Clvc Clall. lmbued with plenty of school spirit, lien is a line fellow who is ever ready to assist his friends. We are sure that success will be his. JOSEPH P. CALLAHAN Class lzasketballg Class president 33 Class lfire-presirlenf 4. rllllfl fellows who have associated with ,loo will always remember him for his cheerful disposition and his generous personality. JAMES F. CASEY Varsity football 3, 4-g C.0. vice-presi- flcnt 4g volley ball 4g Class secretary 4. Jim was one of our best loved athletes because of his eagerness on the field and his friendliness to all the students of the school to which he was devoted.

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JAMICS R. BRADY lY1II'Sl'fj' fnutllullg Iflass IiIlSlx'f3fflllHj I l't'IIl'fl 12111115 Class 1'1'r'e-presiflrfrzt. ln his small frame, g'Qnincy'7 packed ll terrific amount of per- sunality. He was one nf 'ltut's7' must relialwle hull players and just as reliable a friend. JAMICS li. BRENNAN Tnzflr l: Vullcy 111111 2, 13: illllllllgff uf luzxlrctluzll g lflusx lzaxlrctlnlll. liilslllxl' tu discuss politics, 'allig jim was known for spinning wild xarns. Its no xarn now that Jim . 4 is making enormous strides for l ncle Sam. 20 x 1 , A H X X 1,3 Q i , ' a , l e ' l RN, . 3 V V - - 1 f. f -M W'XXXisWge i5 1Q'w, X , , X 9 X' ' XX. gf.. is Y i if it f uaxiwg N513 A Q, X V. J , I ,REQQWK , I xx' it lx r l V' ff pgbxf i,,,...vJ it X, X klx XX: Xi! 1: . 'L'-x , , X ,f 3 . i o JOSEPH M. BROWN Class basketballg lllath Clubg Varsity Swfllllllfllg 2, 3, 4. Joe is our best example of ver- satility. He succeeds in everything he tries. His splendid scholarship and carefree attitude have made him a popular favorite. JOHN M. BROWNIC Third Orderg Aeronuutiral Clubg Math Club. A bit reserved yet quick to join in the fun, John is a hard man to surpass. Each day finds him still serene and calm, come what may. 1 . l

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WlI.l.lAlVl CASSIDY l rvm'li Club: ffunwru Club. Sleepy Williem as he was tagged hy his fellow stutli-nts, is one ol' the reasons why sehool rules are written. llowevvr, il' Hill utilizes his vast ability, we pretlivt nothing short ol' suvvess for him in all his untlerlakings. GICRAHD F. COAIJY Carr! Party Cnrnmittec 1, 2, 35 Cu- rluzirnzan of Card Party 4. We regret that we didnit have other fellows like English Jerry, for he rould bring joy to his vlass- mates on the days the sun was dull. 28 'fists A X Plflllili F. CONNOLLY Class rolley 1111115 Frenrh Clubg Li- brary Sqltafl. Pete was well liked hy all during his stay with us and reeiprocated lmy being always Willing to lend a helping hand whenever needed. .mga lif,'lLjf ii' i A if ' EDWARD P. COYLE 1'lfl?II!'I1. Clulzg San Fran ll,lIIIC'f,. Ed is noted for his extensive vocabulary and line fellowship. He was always of assistance to the rest of us and pleased us with his hulnor.