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

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JOHN J. CURRAN Varsity swimmingg G.0. vice-presidentg I'll'I'Ill',I fflulag Class zvira-presirlent 4. When he puts his eager spirit and winning disposition to work they are sure to gain for John a high plare in life as they did in the pool. VlNCl9iN'l' P. CUSACK Varsity trark. Vinnie is in the Navy now and we,re sure that he'll make a fine sailor. While he was here, he was a good runner and always a great l7ran4'isvan. EDMUND F. DAILEY Uptimaresg Math Clulag Glee Clubg llorkvy leam 4: Class president 2g Class serrelary 3. Here is an engaging young man full of humor and life, possessed of friendliness and perserverance. His is the ability to think in cold logif. me fi ,S li fl ak gm ,gig ZV4w,1i'3Z2 f 4' ,wga 2312255 lille 'sf al ez? 4 al ' iyxw aww x 'wir' x fi W if 3 E viii -sifmwls 2' 'Iii v ffl :A I W ,fg ifik V 1 af T43 X .ag 3 , M M, y tg 20

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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.

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l OWEN F. DARCY Varsily Irark, l, 2, 35 Caplain. 4g Math Clubg Frcnrli Clullg Pre-fliglztg San I rung Camera Club. Uwc', is anothcr one of that clitc class, the Bay Ridge gentry. We wish him a successful termina- lion of his course in engineering. .IOSICPH W. DICKSON lflzz-wr lemlerg lfrvrlrli Clubg Third Or- zlvrg Library Squarl. Joe has never yet been found without a cheer. A good scholar and a faithful supporter of all, there is success ahead for him. 30 at xl Tx i jf- 3 lll' iff ff, XXX QB EI iy if ly, , - QbtXlQ . X if rx X ,ff X ,515 ' I XXX, ff x f I7 ,.,. -., 455, , I N xl is X N XX! N N 2 px f RTMX X M fl 5 xp -I It S 3 'ft .X .Q All' X i 93: 3 wx 5 f ,fl .i,xX1,.. Il , l AN I l . X . N .X xx, x . '-.xx -. X, .., JOHN J. DONNELLY Oprimatesg Third Orrlerg Track 1, 2g J.V. fanlballg Literary Clubg Debating Teamg Glee Clubg Class secretary 1, 25 Class baslfeiballg Class treasurer 25 Editor, San Frang Math Club. Jack's abilities are outstanding both in athletics and scholarship. A wholehearted support of every- thing Franciscan has marked his career. w fx---N 1 . f , M I, W I, f I ., , X- JEROME J. DOODY French Clubg Library Squarlg Class bas- ketbullg Class volley ball. Jerry had a humorous outlook on life and his jolly attitude often saved the class from going into a slump. We number him as a real friend.