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

 - Class of 1951

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STEPHEN A. DZEROWYCZ St. George JOHN P. SCHLUSSEH H F0llI'f.eeIl Martyrs St- Mary of the Isla Swinming'Tea.n 1, 2, 3, Class Sec. 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Class Vice Pres. 4, Chemistry Lab. Asst. 4, Georgian 4, Constitutional Conv. 4, Year Book Staff 4, Faculty Award 4. Drum and Bugel Corps 3, Men- ber of Constitutional Conv. 4, Pro: Committee. THOMAS J. FELLE Ascension Thespians 4, Basketball 4, Body Building Club 4. ALFRED R. JABLONSKI St. Stanislaus Kost Class Vice Pres. 2, French Club 3.

Page 18 text:

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Know ye all by these present that: Whereas, we, the Class of 1951, being freely disposed, sound of mind and body, and with- out coercion, deem this document to be our last will and testament, revoke any and all wills previously signed. We hereby appoint the Class of 1952 as the executor of our estate and we hereby direct that: ll. All our just debts, expenses, and any judgements against us be settled from our estate funds, as soon as practical after our demise. 21. To our Dean, Mr. Baranec, we, bequeath peace of mind after suffering with us for the past four years. 31. To Father Paschak we leave our thanks for finally giving us the name which no one had previously granted to us .... Gentlemen. 4-l. To Father Raphael Nelnyk, and Father Enil Bednar we leave the memories of our glor- ious baseball team and the sometimes triumphant basketball team. 51. To Mr. Campinella we leave our thanks for his excellent guidance and his aiding us in choosing the proper road ahead. 61. To Mr. Starrs we leave the library in its dilapidated condition, with torn pages, fingerprinted margins, folded edges, and missing reference books. We also leave to Mr. Starrs the Memcries of this Year Book. 71. To Mr. Daly and Mr. McConnell we leave. We never could learn history, and since we do not want o.1r descendents to suffer as we did, we will all refrain from naking history. Sl. To Mr. Avallone we leave the laboratory, filled with broken test tubes and flasks, with empty acid bottles, and ruined equipment. 91. To Mr. Cioffi we leave the whole sunmer to recuperate. He needs it after teaching us for a whole year. 101. To Mr. Staley we leave the memories of the successful Senior Prom. Each one of us enjoyed ourselves, and at least one toast at each table was ' 'To Mr. Staley. lll. To Mr. Maloney we leave the Georgian Office, with its waste baskets filled with papers its typewriters in need of repair, and the beautiful smell of printers ink. 121. To Mr. Genise we leave the Gym. The Body Building Club was an activity which readily bore fruit in St. George. 131. And to Mr. DiBari, we leave this message, is it wrong for a student to love his teacher? If it is not wrong, we would like to say, ' 'We love you. 141. To the Junior Class we leave the title Senior. 151. To the Sophmores we leave the dictionary which they stole from us. 161. To the Freshman we render congratulations on graduating from the lower form of High School life. You are now Sophs and will be pushing around the incoming Freshmen. 171. To Saint George Academy lwith gold plated doorknobsl we leave our names imprinted forever-in the carvings on the desks. We leave the broken windows, and handprinted walls, and our good name. Remember, these are no longer damages - they are memories. We hereby set our hand and seal to this document on the 27 day of JINE, in the year of Our Lord 1951, in the presence of witnesses. SENIOR CLASS 19 51 We hereby witnesseth the fact that the signature above is that of the Senior Class of 1951. G I



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CHARLES P. CASCIONE Our Lady of Perpetual Help , fBk1yn.5 A Yea, Book Staff, Baseball 4, spanish club 3, 4, TheSP1anS 4. THOMAS WELCH JOHN P. MCGUIRE St- Ed 'u d'S St Jerome Debating Team 3, Spanish Club ' 3, Class Historian 4. French Club 3, 4, Baseball 4, 4, Debating 4, Georgian 4, Class Treas. 3. Qem ,'iq1Wj THOMAS DALY Our Lady of Sorrows French Club 3, Biology Club 3, Drum and Bugel Corps 3, Class Secretary 2. HAROLD K. CARTER Holy Rosary Track Team 3, Year Book Staff 4.

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