St Francis Xavier Academy - Gateway Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Fldem mflm alma willy, Qwikalxum mencae Yneclerakafm el Rei Nolicag. W we X mix nalionlwl , S: rixlae cum lxbeflalc Y . . AXVXXRSBBBQHQ Ommlblli, .... f -Vw L1 ax' -,E . Q i Qrbf 75 , WNW 3 Qf'i Q' i' FROM THE SUBLIME TO THE RIDICULOUS . , . M. l-lurley, L. Chandler and C. Frey go from one exlreme lo llne ollwer in clnarls. 41 f 43, 'fa fu , Zfgjf' QQ ,.. fi . . . Jafin Veni, Vidi, Vici ...We leave you llie lrullw of Caesar's lime- worn Telegram. We suggesl fha? you figh+ slmoulder fo shoulder willn Caesar To conquer Regenls. En- dure Cicero's Oralory wifli deli- nile palience bolh for Cicero and yourselves, and of course, for poor Calilineg for all will be lorgollen in +l1e glory of Senior Year and Graduarion. HTEMPUS FUGlT '. . . fardy E. Hayden and R. Sweeney surreplifiously enler Lafin Class. AD MORTEM TE, CATILINAH . . . M. Finnegan, wilh senafors S. Tyszlca, E. Sandquisl, D. Franza and E. Kennedy. denounce M. Monfalbano, fr -v-24 ,, ,M m.Ai,.i. .Q N-

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I Think iT's California ,. .says A. Hoblin To N. Zahauer. J. Gardella and L. Zerilli as They Try To assemble The UniTed STaTes. I fill, H 1 ,.. H -ni: Ill, Keeping PosT-ed on The NEWS in The TIMES are M, l.oveTT, B. McCarTin and A, Hamroque. T +.g,'s. .?!t22'fQ'i T T T Ri 75' if -A . . . .Mdfory From pre-hisToric man To The aTomic age, is a greaT deal of hisTory To cover wiThin The shorT span oT Three years. T-lisTory has become a main TacTor in Americas daily life as newspaper headlines indicaTe. His- Torical TacTs pile up, while Term Time re- mains sTaTic. However, To Train us To Take our place in The world, naTionally and inTernaTionally, we sTudy riqhTs, duTies, and ideals of our American heriTage, along wiTh The chang- ing civilizaTions Through The cenTuriesg Tor Trom The experience oi The pasT comes The deTermining TacTors oT The TuTure. Ours is a greaT responsibiliTy To voTe, and a privi- lege To have a hand in our qovernmenf. We, Seniors Tace an exciTing TuTure in which we shall malce our own hisTory. Tor we are Tomorrow's leaders. 45

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Q , '31 J' Q 'S T gf Y Iv' Y -A ra i Ss,-5 FRENCH FANS . . . L. DeMucci, L. Buckley, M. Buckley, M. Macca and E. Denicola display lafesi' invesfmenfs from AHman's. I . . . PQFLCA all WJ Afler rhe lirsf year, when The mos? common re- sponse 'fo proposed queslions was Je ne sais pas, you, lhe pupil, conlrary 'ro lirsl inclicalions, proceed in lhe nexl lwo years To become a bilingual ariisl. On inleresling imaginary escapades, lhe eleves four la belle France, lhrill ro her pasl hisfory, en- vision her ancienl glories, and enjoy her unusual delicacies. Thus Through conlacl wilh a foreign language, you become acquainled wilh anolher people and lheir cullure. TESTING . . . UNE, DEUX, TROIS . . . sophomores J. Manson, C. Bofione and C, Molinelli are introduced lo Tape recorder, 'N 1 Y-vi Tad , - Q' was:-i WE WERE THERE , , . E. Palm Wig mi,-r :Qing .A as J. Murphy assisls. Q Q E A Elini- L -V 47 lfii Nggggvlflm