St Nicholas of Tolentine High School - Tolentia Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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K-me' F ,, ill I X K X f llllll ll fx f X ' ' , . XK5.xl 'J Z JAMES GREGORY CONLON ,x '. ,. J, ij., '. 231,.j'-ixvnfm' ffl 'Ll'5 N,i ' Lffi W Y N. pi . fx 1 X 1 ' . if! y' - -P 'l l' I ill D llJimll So perfectly unassuming and unaffected in his manner. IMMY'S entire scholastic career has been within the walls of Tolentine. Well known for his cool head and logic on the basketball court and in the classroom, he is very popular among all Tolentians. His athletic accomplishments are known to us all. Flor three years, his brilliant - play at second base has been the talk of coach and player alike. Jimmy's real love is SJ U basketball, and it was here that he truly shone. He was high scorer for the past season, with the second greatest number of points in the history of the school. Q ' Q To Jim, we wish all the luck in the world, and we, who know him well, are quite KR sure that he will be successful in all his undertakings. 5 Basketball Varsity 3, Captain 4 Tolentine Grammar - X Baseball Varsity 2, 3, 4 -'J Interclass Athletics ,S Student Council 4 Stage Crew 4 ,XB S A SX? N Tbirty if 9 .--.,i3'i ,sig s

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Z f PHILIP JOSEPH CHANFRAU N F' 1 1 x ! N 1 ,x f X 1 xt lf X ' - ,- 1: my EI ,VN,t,JX , Q all 'IL X llphilll From the crown of his head 'lo the sole of his feet, he is all mirth. HIL is a name on every lip in the Senior Class. Phil's popularity with the Senior fellows is shown by his election as class wit . His buoyant personality forms the nucleus of activity in the Senior Class. A true Tolentine student, his ability in the classroom is surpassed only by his athletic prowess on the field of sports. His drive and power on the parish football team has earned for him the respect of all his opponents. We all know he will go on to new and greater achievements. To you, Philip, the class of '41 wishes the best of luck . Interclass Athletics Tolentine Grammar ' Stage Crew 4 Dramatics S.P. ' Q xg, E! ,sc Twenty-nine

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Z F l f ' fXf' s xf xf X, x MARGARET FRANCES COSTELLO 1 1 A 1 If . , XlXfXfX4,- C fill' 1' X ' Wm flMargell A winning way, a pleasant smile, and a kind word for all. E WISH that as the crowded scholastic years roll on, we might keep Marge always with us. She is the symbol of all we should like to possess, namely, personality and popularity. Her sparkling smile and Tolentine spirit are the fondest memories we can recall throughout the past four years. Marge's good deeds have secured for her the disinguished position of Vice President of the A.A. She's an ardent sports fan and at every game she can be spotted on the field of action giving her all for dear old St. Nick's. She has always been the enthusiastic leader of our class, so we consequently have found consolation knowing that in distress we can turn to her. May she forever retain her delightful philosophy of life and someday in the near future we are certain that she will fulfill her coveted title of Most Likely to Succeed. 3 A X, TOLENTIA - Business Staff 4 Tolentine Grammar SCRIBE 4 Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4 fy, Interclass Athletics ' Vice-President of A.A. 4 Student Council SJ , wx Y Dramatics 5 x 5- ' N YQ 3 R 7 K, . X st by N X L x X Qt if V :X 'T t, Tbirly-one K F