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

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LEO CROWLEY FRANK CURRAN Shamrock Club 3 Student Counczl 4 Leo has been among us so long that we have perhaps come to take his serene quret manner too much for granted Such a dependable affable frrend as Leo does not come along as often as we would lrke and we can thank hrm for some of our pleasantest moments rn school HIS athletrc ten dencres took htm rn the field of hockey where he became as formldable a player as we would expect of a person of hrs tenaclty Really unusual also, ns Leo s hobby comprlmg a volume whrch when he finally gathers all materral w1ll rrval those of Bennett Cerf the modern oe Mlller 5 Frank IS among the staunchest sports enthusl asts at St oe s and certa1nly one whose varrety of mterests IS wxder than most Thxs all mclusrve panel of sports mcludes everythrng from baseball to rrdmg hockey to football On the subject of studxes Franks enthusrasm waned a b1t but he contrlved to meet the basrc requrrements by some well drrected study and came out among the vxc tors at the final reckomng The Student Councll was the chlef preoccupatron of thls young man who looks forward to hrs college career as one whlch wrll give full play to his varled talents . I , - , . , . . , , - J . 7 a ' . . . . , . . . . , . , . . ' ' 7 1 . , ' . . . . , . .I . 1 9 9 7 ' si:-V? -: 'gf Ei.R15g2 Thy . bi, gf 23

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JOHN LOUGHLIN FRANFIS X CRONIN ltgzon 0 Dtttnry 3 Icgxon 0 Decency 7 I Transferred from Techmcal Hugh School as a sophomore ack soon accllmated hlmself to the qulet academlc atmosphere at St oe s and before long was lmmersed ID the lI1Il'1C3C1CS of Latm whlch caused lum more than the allotted amount of mental misery However once thxs major hurdle was behmd htm, ack was able to devote h1s talents to the field of sports, especially base ball and basketball both of whlch found h1m an Hls persistence 1n battlmg through Latm conluga tnons and commg out the vlctor xs ack s greatest assurance of success m the busmess world where perseverance IS the final test of ones mettle 0- '4 17 V Rv 3 Football 4 3 Baseball 2 I The baseball manager for two years, Butch has proved htmself to be a cllrector at heart smce he also assumed the posntnon of manager on the football team m hxs thnrd and fourth years Aslde from all thus assmstance to the diamond and grxd nron teams at school he has also m recent years devoted much of hls time to bowlmg and through weekly competxtlon with h1s frlends Butch has mg extremely prohclent When he graduates from St oes Frank Cronm w1ll enroll ID CBHISIUS College with the mtentlon of becommg a medlcal man 22 s Y v ,,- f I ' f h A J , . , , , . 7 ff li . J , , . . . . . . , ' 7 . . . . . . V h 7 Y ' Y . . 7 , . . . . . , acuve parncmpant and an enthusxastrc spectator. developed himself in that are to the extent of be- . . . . J , J , f . . . . ' Y ' 7 Q .. OWAKDP.

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JOSEPH D AMATO The Star 4 Student Council 4 Orchestra I Legzon o Decency 3 Debatmg 4 Honor ROII4 3 2 I Football 4 3 Whenever there was a dance to run oe was usually found on the commnttee helpmg along on the busmess preparatrons and the sale of txckets He often assxsted on advertrsmg staffs for sev eral actrvmes at St oes durrng hrs four years here Besldes bemg on the C S M C and the Legron of Decency oe found txme to play foot ball and share tn the glory of the players who were on the Champronshlp team this year Hrs worthy contrrbutrons to the socral events of the school wlll long be remembered and many students will strlve to match the support which oe so wlllmgly gave WILLIAM DEGENHART The Star 4 Dehatzng 4 Honor Roll I Llterally our falr hatred boy B111 has alreadv carved out a career for hrmself as an employee of the Canadlan Natronal Rarlways I-Irs persrstence and dxlrgence have made htm a valuable asset there and he hopes to contmue hrs work there now that hrs hrgh school career rs over In and about school Brll has put mto practlce most of Dale Carnegxes prmcrples and has mastered the hne art of makmg hlmself a sparklmg conversa tronalxst and an interested lrstener He leaves he hlnd hrm a host of frrends and well wrshers who can be assured of a fine future for this mdus trrous, far seemg young man 24 , ' f ii! I ,J 7 . ,J . - , . . ov- u v nf' . .-. ,. I ,. . . ., ..