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

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I, J ff If DONALD STRATL STUART SULLIVAN Football I Student Councxl 4 Don IS an lntensely act1ve young fellow who has mamtamecl a reputation for lxvelmess durmg hrs four years ln hxgh school Hrs favonre recreatxon ns dancmg at whnch he xs most adept Don may be seen at any dance run by St Joes or by the St Mary Magdalene C Y C of which he IS a member of long dura tlon Don 15 also an enthusnastxc sports fan and he devotes much of h1s spare t1me to hrs scrapbook of ntems about sports celebrxtxes havmg played umor Varsrty football and mterclass basketball durmg h1s t1me at St oe s Honor ROII4 3 7 I Sully IS dxrectmg h1s efforts toward becommg a success m the medxcal Held and he rs plannmg to enter Camsxus ln the fall Whlle here Sully found chemxstry worthv of hrs undxvlded atten tron and he spent many an Idle hour puzzlmg over nts mtrxcacnes Hrs major contrxbutxon t the school was h1s work on the Student Council whrch found htm a smcere and enthusxastlc worker at all times The lure of the outdoors beckons Sully and as a sportsman he enjoys hockey skatxng and golf Y u xw Q . . 5 ' X l . . . 1 D 1 , . . ., I I I . - ' I ' ' - . - .-.. . 4 . . . 0 , .. , . , G J ' ' ' , , ' ' ' ' . J 7 - , Q . 41- 4 S 'Y4gnF'

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GERALD SMITH Honor ROII4 3 2 I One of our more serlous and quteter upper classmen 15 erry Smnth who combmes that rare quallty sxlence wlth an mtellxgence whlch shows ttself to advantage when he does make known his v1ews on some lnterestmg, and usually scxen t1f1c top1c He IS never at a loss when requlred to express himself on an exammatlon and h1s superlatxve scholastlc standmg IS an eloquent answer to those who mqulre about the dlvldends commg from keepmg ones own counsel erry finds relaxatlon m probmg the 1ntr1cac1es f chemxstry and, to h1m nothmg IS more fascmatmg than unravelmg some seemmgly unsolvable prob lem ln the realm of Prlestly and Lavolsler P '4 f lx! ROBERT SOWERS The Star 4 Student Counczl 4 Orc extra 4 3 2 I Legion 0 Decency Honor Roll 4 3 2 I Bob IS a jovxal, energetlc and studlous young man who IS really a frxencl come what may H ns always there wxth practlcal asslstance ln time of trouble For four years he has been a val uable asset to the school orchestra appearmg m all four school concerts H15 falthful attendance and dllngent practlce wxth the band have resulted nn a happy partnershlp for the two Bob IS an aCtlVe member of the Student Councnl not only admomshmg the lawbreakers but also advxsmg them on matters of good conduct It IS to Bob that we owe a large measure of Commendation for much of the superlatlve photographic work whlch graces the pages of The Star 3 J P , . . . , J . . . . . . 0 7 - 'gyfafvll ' te fn ,- .7 f I f . ,si 'ZA' t - lv , , , . f 4 J J P ' ' , . e Y I

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jf! ROBERT TEXIDO JOHN WEBB Bareball 3 Student Prznts 3 7 Tex s jaunty attrtude and assured manner sprrng from hrs long parncrpatnon m athletrcs where he has learned the fundamentals of fart play and consxderatron for others Thrs, too, accounts for hrs large number of frlends although, we suspect, rt rs also the fact that he has a warm sense of humor whxch brmgs h1m so many devoted asso crates From hns practrcal knowledge of the world Tex knows and apprecrates the values of a good educatron and thus has kept hrm more than up to par rn hrs studles For such a young man there rs a brlght future m the world outside the class room Honor R011 3 7 I ohn rs another of thrs years class who ful Hlled the hugh school requrrements rn three years and Autumn, 1945 found hum enrolled Georgetown Umversrty Whrle he was a student at St oes ack was always recogmzed as an earnest worker whose scholastlc record was of primary xmportance to htm durmg hrs years here Thus however drd not prevent ack from engag mg 1n a varxed and active soclal life and he was usually the smxlxng escort of one of the dazzlmg belles of the ball Among acks major extra currrcular actrvrtres whrle a St oes student was hrs work on the Student Prmts whnch lost a versatile staff member when he departed after three years of farthful servlce ,115 , ,A wfg,'fg,'iii7 'Q 1232 f 1 . 'Xf , r rt -ft .tif fy 3' , g 'A ' ff T'sr,'V I, yn t Z ng ,I 4 M, 4 - 1 ff ffzwii . , H. I 7 ' ' ' 1-1 . . . . . . J . . , - . . - . , - at . , ' A - J , J ' 3 a J ' ' ' ' ' , . . . . . . .I , .g,tr..,? if Z . wa 5 H, .A 4 59