St George Academy - Crusader Yearbook (New York, NY)

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13' 3 mu JOHN MURPHY A stalwart member of the varsity Basketball Team for three years, john also dis- played a talent for boxing and softball. JOHN MURRAY Was class Secretary during Sophomore Year. We never tired of watching his clever impersonations. ing 1 dai ' P-N555 Yge 5i6ex:?aS Secs . 'ce' and Glu V1 r h r . was . Yea enc fo 31 xnof e if er we the me 3' of W ore?-Sued m etaribecame fini 6 . he mf ref ,c hi:i:ic0ur5e 'LB' A WILLIAM REILLY HBig Billn played center on the Basketball Team for three years, and starred as pitcher on the Baseball Team JOHN NEWE John was one of tne original thirteen students to enter the school. He was President of his Freshman class, and, in his Senior Year, played varsity Basketball. THOMAS O'HARE Had feMAU1qIC Captain of the Basketball anyone 'Yer ,V E PO Teamg on the yearbook staffg theles else qrds to EYES winner of the Faculty Award qffiendif bisln clas Say tb for Service to the Schoolg llfed b-Y waysgelzfle S3 nev an Student Councilorg Senior Historiang and wearer of the loudest clothing. GEORGE ROBBINS After serving as Vice-Pres- ident of his Sophomore and then Secretary of his junior class, George joined and did well on the Swimming and Track Teams. f Q11 blade ,gf veij clasgma?:11 S. JAMES ROBBINS Went in for track and swim- ming just like his hrothery he was also an active member of the Science and Spanish Clubs.

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uveryone toon part in some active ity during his high school career. Many took part in so great a number of activities that there isn't room here to mention them ali. Therefore, under each graduate's ghotofraph:,we have listed only his ou stan ing ones. DANIEL MCAFEE Class officer for two years and Secretary of the Student Council, Danny vied fairly well for the Blarney champ- ionship. JOSEPH McDONALD Joe was always available with help whenever it was needed. Track, Thespians, Bazaar and softball were among his many activities. GEORGE MCBRIDE George was not only a fine Thespian, but was a Student Councilor and a staff member of the yearbook as well. Active on every committee, he gave his all in trying to organize a successful Prom. 'HY JOSEPH MCGRATH UMac'sH friendliness and his amiable nature made him one of the best liked Seniors. We understand that he harbors a secret ambition to take the place of J.P. Morgan. THOMAS MCTAGUE HMacU was a class officer for two years and served as assistant editor of the year 4 book. He joined and worked hard on every committee. Lb aadlqgptqg 100 o0e'0 S 5 a QQ aSfZ2 0f'Gff fbiseiw Fr-eu kj W 5- 8 N 1 f Q e Q 595259 t Cbmf ses tbooqs esp. . b - e t 1 8 C' fp- I- Q 312311 Q ed pop act Q QQ ad 9 U1 N S 'Io O babie 854158 0111-212' Jiifi?Z3555?Jg?o ifZZMWV F I' ' Qrh lt tqbg t be gbbe I' Q Q Q and Zsiattbeb PQP? 8 ibn Dt - b 1 P 1091061221 'if LOSPJ oft etb 0 8 d Tag 1600. bg ods. ' 9 S1 14 THOMAS MULRYAN Was President of the Student Council, President of his Hd 0 ty nbajeaad 046,21 F? ,J Junior Class, Business Mana- ger of this yearbook,ma of the Basketball Team, and Sports Editor of the school paper. nager

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SEIICHI SAITO One of the best scientists in Senior Year, he was quick to make friends with every- oneg he also played baseball and was very capable as an Or at o r . GEORGE SCHEUER Was class President during Senior Year after having served as class officer in the two previous years. The Ujersey Boyn won letters for baseball and basketball. .4llln. W ILLIAM STE INACHER Although he was an active member of the Science Club, and an enthusiast for intra- mural softball, Bil1's deep- est sorrow was the absence of a football team. JOSEPH STREBB Joe joined the class at the beginning of Senior Year and became very active during the Bazaar. He lists boxing as his favorite activity. GEORGE SUMYK Newly arrived in Senior Yeag George enlivened the History class with his stirring eye- witness accounts of the Nazi Party in Germany during the ll second World War. 'Y '54 X, qicgys ffe f S I' we ov' de 01211 be- fv pg oc ,L 9 gkfoawc a boa tooluorelag P 714817 158659, 05696009 gdb X66 I, Q-ll T69 C C1 Q resid IHO 25, SK, of 5 x90 - Q ' Q1 6 a SS S Gave N51 A kpnva 49909 was uabl aa aptai TM Of tx qv , xaoooxx ,gauge cya 5990509 Conn al e P1124 If 0f1sb,, his gee: Sezovoaog 1 eoxlwg kgikbbg- 01-1. So oaayerla tbflze Bzeat N Q09 gave' jvoofaxg, 4103699 tbemvars Mos? y - . 6196 9 SQ0.4y Stu He Ya 5 00 44 +3 d e ONYVG V78-9 ug 09 H t 1 49 5:95 V