St Leonards Academy - Leonardian Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Ronnie ALEXANDER R. MULLERY usandyu 27 Aberdeen St., Brooklyn 7 Sandy comes to us from Our Lady of Lourdes Grammar School . . . possesses an un- quenchable urge to own top tune records . . . enjoys tennis . . . plans to attend St. Francis College and pursue a business course . . . Good lick in your career. L t fa. f. Min , I ll :L 5. X-- P grief W7 1 t Most high, almighty, and good Lord, Yours is the praise, the glory, honor, blessing all. -St. Francis s ' 'H -'1 our 2 'B wr-7 , 'll 1 'D lo Mm, M I RONALD P. NELSON 5823 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn Popular with all the boys . . . hobby: hunting mice . . . pals around the school: McLoughlin, Woods, Nolan... favorite sports: football and baseball . . . plans for the future: to attend Brook- lyn College then get married and enter the business world. GERARD T. NOLAN u-,erryu 802 E. 40 St., Brooklyn Friendliness will be Jerry's pass word to success . . . a mem- ber of the Woods-Sergi-Smith- Nolan quartet . . . prefers steno . . . enjoys football, fishing, rifl- ing . . . plans to enter college... and study for a B.B.A. degree .. Good luck Jerry . . . Keep hitting that line. ANTHONY J. OLIVERO ClTony!7 89-20 238 St., Bellerose 26 A pleasant disposition exem- plifies Tony . . . S.L.A. second philatilist . . . staunch supporter of the Betsch-Gembecki-Olivero trio . . . aspires to attend Prince- ton U .... and foretell his wishes as a business man . . . Best of everything to you Tony. l 'Z 'dx 1 'WY L -n. RICHARD G. MURPHY HDiCkH 804 E. 40 St., Brooklyn Neat and quiet . . . Dick hails from P.S. 198 Grammar School . . . a member of the No- lan-Smith-Sergi-Murphy clan... enjoys all sports . . . sees the U. S. Navy in his future. jjwl, QJQ fyfcw W Lua! K 5 g i 2 g I

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BERNARD T. MCSWEENEY UFIIZZYU 99 Huron St., Brooklyn A pleasant disposition exem- plifies Fuzzy . . .prefers a good steno class ...part of the March- Tobin-Behan-McSweeney quar- tet . . . enjoys sleping and eating . . . plans to get a job and work hard . . . Bye now! GERARD T. MCMANUS UTeXH 809 Classon Ave., Brooklyn 38 Neat and quiet. . . friendly to all . . . Tex hails from St. Teresa of Avila Parish . . . en- joys basketball and baseball . . . pals with Sorrelli, Timmins and Bradshaw . . . plans to go to Manhattan College . . . Good luck! , 3 jf i ii f . In fi If :zz CW l . ..,,, H B. I A A-aim . 'z i MW FRANK T. 1vnKos , , Lf The Little Terror 141 India St., Brooklyn Frank hails from St. Alphon- sus School . . . pals with Mullins, Rice and March . . . slow and easy going . . . enjoys football nv, vaj and girls . . . plans to get mar- ried and then join the Army. . J I, P Good luck, Frank, 1 l M . . 7 , 1 0 Czech fr il 4' A fv , f YYVN L, 4 l all EDWARD J. MIREAULT Eddie 838 Monroe St., Brooklyn 21 Small but a ball of energy... enjoys swimming, bowling and horseback riding . . . the root of the Frisco, Irving, Mireault trio . . . plans to enlist in the U. S. Navy . . . Smooth sailing, Eddie CQCfJff7jVg!L!U7,5pLL4fff' JOSEPH L. MOLIN ARI ffjoeli 130 Sackman St., Brooklyn Quiet and a pleasant fellow . . . Joe came to us from Our Lady of Loretto School . . . pre- fers steno . . . pals with Branch, Perrera and Tranchese . . .plans to go to college but undecided as to which one . . . Best of luck, l4Joe.!7 29 -3.9! ull

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Shortie His pertinent remarks in class V -,,., J:- ,, - 'V C V , 1fl, Q. 'Q X n7'L A' DONALD J. PANARELLO HDOUU 1861 W. 13 st., Brooklyn 23 RONALD J' SAVOCA identify him .. . enjoys bowling, baseball, and making model air- planes . . . affectionately called the head by his classmates . . . plans to join the Navy Air Force . . .Lots of luck Don. Cfj fy 47 Strong Pl., Brooklyn Happy-go-lucky, Shortie is al- ways smiling . . . takes naturally to sports and quizzing teachers to no end . . . pals with Nolan, Sergi and Smith . . . hopes to enter St. John's School of Com- merce and become a Certified Public Accountant . . . Best of luck, you Little Runtf' LAWRENCE S. SERGI usrnilyu 250 Adelphi St., Brooklyn 5 Although quiet and conserva- tive Smily has many friends . . . looks forward to the quiet of the transcription class . . . en- joys baseball and football . . . plans for the future are unde- cided . . . Best of everything to JAMES D. RICE l'HaIf-Man 564 St. Markls Ave., Brooklyn Jim takes the prize for the most quiet in his class . . . a hard worker . . . reserved but possesses a winning smile . . . popular with all but usually seen with Laffey and Mikos . . . plans to enter the U. S. Navy . . . Best of everything to you . . . Half- Man. Qt ollofaewza I 6QfLZ7v'fHfP'Li-ff-f you, Srnily. 4 o , . ,ll -1 1 LM kj L 0 l EDWARD W. sM1TH ' as - F- . uEddien v ' 1' 5 924 E. 34 sl., Brooklyn Well liked by all, Eddie looks My GOO' and my all! Who forward to the quiet of the typ- are you, O God most deal. ing class . . . his happy-go-lucky d h I ' character and his wit should aid an W O am 1 your Worth' him in his future study . . . pals less, useless little Worm of ff with Nolan and Woods . . . his a Setvantpfist Francis ambition, to be a success. ' ' If 31 E