St Josephs Collegiate Institute - Star Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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lg Qulvff RICHARD CARBALLADA Sludent Council 4 Orcl1cstra4 3 7 I Icgxono Decency 4 3 Z I Debating 4 Honor R011 I One of the most prominent and likeable fellows in our class is Dick In every sport and activity which is started at St oe s Dick has always been one of the leaders In the Orchestra Dick is noted for his ability to play the violin with such artistry as to be ranked as one of the outstanding student musicians in this section of the state In athletics Dick is up to par when handling a basketball and he played on his class team for three years as well as on teams outside of school JAMES CASEY Wlien im graduates from St. oe s he will go on to Cornell to study mechanical engineering. At present he is preparing for the future by his em- ployment as a sheet metal apprentice. He is one of the better bowlers in the school and he also takes pride in his swimming and dancing. ims ability in mathematics also heralds an engineering career for this ruddy likeable fellow. I-Ie was seen at most of the dances which were sponsored by St. oes and he faithfully supported the affairs run by the school. im has made many friends at school through his amicable personality and his fondness for social life.

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FRANK BUTLER Student Council 4 Legion of Decency 3, 2 Honor Roll I Another recruit from the suburbs-Kenmore, again-Frank Butler has made his name synony- mous with good fellowship and an enviable sense of humor. He has contributed generously of his talents to both the Legion of Decency and the C. S. M. C., which have found him a member who worked actively on any project which they under- took. Frank spends much of his leisure time tink- ering with the family car and he has developed a skill in mechanics as a result of this avocation. At dances Franks blond head was in evidence as he escorted one of Kenmores loveliest belles much to the envy of his classmates W Z 3' LEONARD CAPIZZI Len was a newcomer to St oe s ln September i945 but his pleasant personality soon made him a welcome member of any group From the very outset he gave promise of being a firm supporter of the school and his presence at the sports con tests and the zeal with which he entered into the cheering afiirmed this Although Len was new to the routine of the school he immediately joined the C S M C and participated on numerous committees which were in charge of some activity of the senior class He hasnt been with us long but we have felt Len s influence throughout this last year 'UK if

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HENRY CHARLAP Studenl Council 4 Sbamrotle Club 2 Honor Roll 4, 3, 2, I Baseball 4, 3 Hank belongs to the rank of young men at St. joe's who say only a few words on any topic. He stands aside and observes the foibles and idiosyn- crasies of his fellow students. The only topic on which Hank is at all vociferous is baseball and, once started on what for him is the king of sports, he cannot easily be stopped. This avid in- terest in baseball is not confined to verbal bar- rages alone for Hank can slide safely to home plate with the best of them. He also maintains a consistently high batting average in his school work by winding up among the quarter's high grade men. , HQ 'fiiau 1 5 frm 'G - 'nn m P 3 ' MARK CONLEY Shamrock Club 4 The head of the Social Committee of the C. Y. C., Mark is also one of the most active mem- bers, attending dances or skating parties sponsored by both the Council and the school. After years of deliberation, he has finally decided that he will enter the dental profession and join the ranks of the few from the school who have gone into that field. Numbered among Mark's hobbies is the building of model boats and planes, which he does very well. Although he does not play on the school teams, Mark likes to indulge in games of football and basketball whenever he has a free moment. Z: