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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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I 4 . . . l S df,- W'-V Yrivf -gf-'fg'qi fly ll fe ll ll 3 if - .--ij f THEME - Page 5 DEDICATICJN - Page G GRADUATES - Page 1 7 CLASSES - Page 35 ACTIVITIE ATHLETICS - Page 67 , ,Q -.-, .rn lx A . -, ,4 .A -2 -v sllllli sf ' 32454 mn FACULTY - Page 9 YYY l N A bt John Baptist Dr 'lx iallr Dutton of Qll Ulzachzrs ST JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE Founder of the CIIYISIIHH Brothers PATRON OF ALL TEACHERS We mstztute and proclazm the Confeesor, Samt john Baptlst De La Salle, Speczal patron m Heaven, near to God, of all educators of chzldren and of vouth and We attrzbute to huh all the honors and hturgzcal prwzleges POPE PIUS XII 5 REV j OWEN BARRY OSA From the 1ncept1on of the Boys Department ten years ago three teachers have labored contlnuously 1n struct1ng the youth of the par1sh All the Graduates past and present have been morally gulded by the1r care lntellectually developed by the1r parnstakmg teachlng and generally nutured by the1r ever constant lnterest It IS ch1eHy because of these three falthful and zealous teachers that the school IS so hrghly regarded today To them more than anyone a debt of gratrtude IS owed by all the boys of the parrsh 19' X..-N 6 D E D I C A I I U N c I It is fitting and proper then that this Yearbook be dedicated to Father Barry, Brother Bernard, and Brother Edward -our ten year men. In this way may we show a token of the appreciation we feel for having them as our mentors. AD MULTOS ANNOS! 1 W. 1'-Q B ,R if aw , , tx, , G' 'K' BROTHER BARNABAS EDWARD, F.S.C BROTHER ANTONY BERNARD, F.S.C. A . -guna Q ibn s v N-E311 olpn smut ATRON Pf mmm ,, Mvfkrn PEDAGCSIGU I 41 ll I ' ,...f:, ' 1.-1 adv-14 3 Plfv lv e , . M , 7 1 Q I . 0 ' I . ' -.xr-fgv f-.- 'f-A - , ,ff 7 ' . A f L '?- nu -fdaulsgtlbud Y qiemiflx f?71u::' h' ln , ' I madiaq w . 2, M, 4 Pu! i A f X. ' 1 msg .gn 2:2 V I-r -I '-I ' Lf' V g , I u 'TTV7' ' JL fl at XL' hiwul 1 in 1 Jnvlw fxcl1ivivAq V my . V mm... 1 wr - It 31 rn 9 f 5 ' V ' BROTHER CHRISTOPHER VICTOR, F .S.C. Principal IQ? FATHER FRANCIS STARRS OSA 11 BROTHER CRONAN MAURICE FSC ,ul bin. , . . Q . A fy F 'BQ . 4 TMA .Z If' 4 .LL vi Q ,Im--.,.. , I ' X S, I A , .- 0 gl. ,. V1 If 4 H 5 t V I xx , 1 N' sf A, up 3 , . . . FATHER JEROME ALVAREZ OSA 14 'Q ,'t4!'-.5 MR. R. DEMARIA 12 MR. THOMAS BIRCH 4+--. 6. ff O,Q . K ,,. ,im - ,. .' 'Yi .-' ..,,-,R .1 .,, in X .3 'X'X'X'X-'x Brother Bernard relaxing after a day 1f1 class. - - - - - Q ! 1 1 -- ll i I. Ill Qll -ll ml ull Tl' 'xl' 7574 Las fimr-Q QQYWV-1-TH' v ite MK vp! f 'N i - if X N6 ff xp . f . N . 3 Q -1 , Q- li ill 9:-we ' . 5 ,qu ps- l TENTH ANNIVERSARY In the past ten years since the Brothers came to Tolentine the school has not increased appreci- ably in enrollment, but it has be- come a giant in prestige. Its aca- demic ratings often supercede those of much larger high schools. During the last ten years many graduates have passed through the portals of this school and gone into the world proud that they were Tolentians-proud of the faith they bore and which they would carry into the world. For the sign of faith is the true mark of a grad- uate of a Catholic school. 16 . fu 'YW A milf? 'fEllIlW'2 4i?l3ZA Vfgv ' XXQNf.0nf' i f .Q Ji , Q ..:, f-if F r- P '0lf'EN?, SIW? fx 4. ' 'Br r-J f N 'lf AY . QQ i k N '31 2 'ig 435 51555 v-Q..- bki JOSEPH LOUIS CASCIOLI oe outstandmg student member of the Honor Socxety 1n first and thnrd years Honor Roll for four years Basketball Manager of both Varslty and J V He served xn the same capaclty for baseball A mem ber of the School Paper Staff for four years and the Dramatlc Club Joe was outstandmg also for hls work on the Yearbook Staff A zealous Catechlst ln his semor year he plans to contmue th1s apostolate at Manhattan College where he will study engmeermg JOSEPH THOMAS COHANE Joe on the Honor Soclety for two years and the Honor Roll for three more Joe IS one of Tolentmes lumlnarles He was ln the Dramatlc Club for two years and played on Varslty Baseball team slnce first year An actlve and elfectxve member of the Student Councxl he yet found txme to serve as Basketball Manager Joe w1ll matrlculate at Manhattan PATRICK JAMES CORRIGAN Crash entered Tolentme ln the fall of 54 A solxd student already famous for extraordlnary range ln Engllsh vocabulary he lS known to us as a warm companion and a good friend Crash wlll pursue hlgh er educatxon at Iona College 18 GERVIS JOHN COXEN Gervy makes the long trrp from Harmon every day and has had txme 1n hls four years 1n Tolent1ne to be Basketball Manager and untll travel made lt lmpossrble a member of the Track Squad He made the Honor Roll m second year and was reckoned to be wltty and wxse as well as rmpresslve 1n hls work on the Student Councxl He w1ll further hrs educatlon at Fordham JOHN JOSEPH CULLEN Barney came to Tolent1ne 1n thlrd year Actlve smce then he became Edxtor of the School Paper and an outstandlng orator He was a member of the Stu dent Counc1l and Captalned Tolent1ne s T ennls Team ln Jumor year W1ll put his scholarshlp to use at Fordham KENNETH FRANCIS DEGREGORY Ken a good student was member of the Honor Socxety ln thlfd year and the Honor Roll for three years In semor year he was a member of the Student Counc1l and an earnest Apostle m teaching young boys therr Catechlsm Can be seen often m the com pany of Big Jlm 19 'gmt aan? swf f ' ,. sfff Milli f N 512-. 'E T fi -Sli ' 'IJ- 0, , Spf VINCENT DENICOLA Nick . . . arrived in Tolentine last year from Con- necticut. Since then he has been a member of the Honor Society and Honor Roll. Well known for his appreciation of Italian dishes, Moves like a streak on the highway with his blue and cream Model T. MARTIN JOSEPH DONOHOE Marty . . . was a burning light in Tolentine for four years. I-Ie participated in Dramatics in second year as well as in Public Speaking. A member of the Stu- dent Council, he is esteemed by all his fellows in Senior class. Can be seen spinning records at the Tolentine Dances. Enters Hunter in the fall. 20 X PATRICK HENRY DOWNES Squid . . . a good student, was a member of the Honor Roll in second year. He was also on the Track Team in freshman year and a very intimate friend of Harry Bof. Will further his intellectual pursuits at Hunter. ROBERT FRANCIS FARRELL Caddie . . . a fine student, was on the Honor Roll in freshman year. In his senior year he was appointed to the Student Council. Can be seen in the company of Big Paul. He's also known in some circles, as a real lady killer. 2l egxn'n7E1isrP Vfxv X 494 . ' f 'Qi i T i ff 4 3 WWTF Fit? Wihfwf X 1 4 1 I A - ,- W X :sv 455 ' il 1 S: O I XX '-.finaly-.-' o A N-,bv MARTIN JAMES FOLEY Mad Mart . . . a good student and loyal school supporter, made the Honor Roll in second year. Mart was a member of the Stage Crew in third year, and has contributed to the fine lighting and electrical effects at the Tolentine dances and plays. He also made the Freshman Track Team. Marty hopes to major in Physics at Manhattan College. ARTHUR THOMAS GRIMLEY Art . . . has been one of the top students in the class for four years. He has been on both the Honor Society and Honor Roll for four years. He has been a member of the School Paper Staff. Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Public Speaking and Dramatic Clubs. He will matriculate at Manhattan. 22 PETER JOSEPH HANDLEY Pete . . . a good student, made the Honor Society in hrst year and was on the Honor Roll for two more. Also a good athlete, he was on the Track Team and both J. V. and Varsity Baseball teams. Can commonly be seen with the Squires or at K. of C. meetings. Pete was one of Tolentine's best pitchers for the past two years and hopes to play college ball for Manhat- tan. WILLIAM AUGUST HOFFMAN Weasel . . . came to Tolentine from Our Lady of Angel's Parish and gained many friends in his four years at Tolentine among his classmates and faculty. He can be seen with Walt 81. Co. Member of locker- room lunch club. 23 lifes. A Y Q I- A K' P Q. .A M :SMH gmlmffilf rsmxumm Vfxv Y, QQYWV TK' ' . . ,,21g'3T,1 Q19 lb ,9 5- o A ' ' - ' ' Q 0 Sy! JOHN MARK KELLY Thack . . . was on the Honor Society in first year and the Honor Roll for two years. A member of the School Paper Staff and the Yearbook Staff for three years and two years respectively. He took an active part in Tennis and Public Speaking and was a mem- ber of the Benilde Catechists. In senior year he was a member of the Student Council. GERALD DENNIS LEONARD Dutch . . . a fine athlete, played Varsity Basketball for three years and Baseball for two. He was also on the Honor Society in first year and on the Honor Roll for two years. In senior year he was appointed to the Student Council. May enter Kings Point Academy. 24 ROBERT JOSEPH MAHON Bob . . . a good student, was on the Honor Roll for two years. He was a member of both the Dramatic Club and Track Team. Also played Varsity Baseball for three years. Will study Business Administration at Manhattan College. Y 93 ' wr' sawn Vfxv 1 7 QV 'y .3 PAUL JOSEPH MCFARLAND Goldburgh,' . . . was on the Honor Roll for three years. He also played J. V. Baseball in second year and Varsity for two years. Big Paul is a familiar figure behind the plate for Tolentine. Paul was one of the Fr. Duffy Squires and played baseball and basketball for that organization. Enters Manhattan College in the fall. 25 Lil JAMES MICHAEL MCGOVERN Big Jim . . . is one of the top students in the gradu- ating class. He has been on the Honor Society for four years and has established himself as a student leader. He was President of the Student Council and the Benilde Catechists. He was also Captain of the J. V. Baseball team in third year. Will study engi- neering at Manhattan. RICHARD EUGENE MCGOWAN Dick a very good student was a member of the Honor Society in first and second years and on the Honor Roll for three years He was also active m the Benilde Catechlsts and the Dramatic Club Won Re ligion medal at graduation JOHN PATRICK MCGREEVY Horace a fine athlete was a member of the Basketball Team for three years He was also active in Bowling and was a member of the Track Team John intends to go to Fordham and undertake study of the social sciences It is more than probable that he will play basketball for the Ram 26 65 ' n --n y H H . . - , va . . LAURENCE JOSEPH MCKEEVER Draftbaxt a member of the Student Councxl IS one of the finest athletes ln the clty He played Bas ketball for four years three of whlch were Varslty Larry was Captam of our vlctorlous team m 55 He also partlcnpated m Baseball and Track m h1s suc cessful high school career Plans to study at Iona College WILLIAM PATRICK MELLETT Batman was an active supporter of the dances and the yearbook He also took part ln Dramatlcs for two years Bat IS one famxllar figure around the school He IS perhaps best recognized by his habltual green corduroy Jacket LAURENCE JOHN MULLAN E Roland IS a fellow wxth a wmmng smile and personallty Hrs career xs set for hlm and no doubt he will end up ln this world as V I P of the Amerlcan Telegraph and Telephone Company ln New York 27 x 'WWF Tiu iWf 0 'Vx W9 if 05 7 Qyv p '51, - s s r K A Q1 s 4. ti 1' f W 2542 Q W 22' ' , '--442.-.-'.. . If. l f 1 S DANIEL ANTHONY O'BRIEN Inky . . . quiet and unassuming with an appreciation of a humorous situation. A plugger in the classroom and an interested participant in all school activities. We can expect Danny to be an alumnus of whom we can be proud. PAUL JOSEPH O'BRIEN Cat . . . a good student, was on the Honor Society in first and third years and on the Honor Roll in second year. He was appointed to the Student Coun- cil in senior year. Paul was invariably seen at the St. Simon Dances during the school year. TIMOTHY DANIEL O'CALLAGHAN Tango . . . a steady supporter of all school activities, was active in the Dramatic Club in third year. He has made many friends during the four years he spent in Tolentine. WILLIAM JOSEPH O'CONNOR Bill . . . another fine student, has been on the Honor Society for three years and on the Honor Roll for four. He is a member of the Student Council and Yearbook Staff. He was also on the J. V. Baseball team. Bill is a very likeable fellow with a winning personality. 29 'iXl'075!'151!ilF f 434 f Vfxv .Lf-E x TWV Tift? ' Allie I 3 P 5 15555 7 . -.'j.If'2.' . . . Q-ff i 1 JOHN WILLIAM O'LEARY John . . . a steady supporter of all activities, was a member of the Bowling Team in freshman year. john, a very likeable fellow, not very active in school activi- ties, yet his spirit and antics are all a part of the senior class history. John is a good pupil and the gleam of Brother Cronan's eye. JOHN PATRICK O'Sl-IEA Schnay . . . a good student, was on the Honor Co- ciety in third year and the Honor Roll for two years. He was a member of the Yearbook StafT and in senior year on the Student Council. A shy and thoughtful young man, he was one of the stalwarts in academic success in senior year. 30 JOHN FRANCIS RAFFERTY Jungle john . . . played j. V. Basketball for one year but was injured and could not continue to play. john, by far the most popular fellow in the senior class, is an individual of personality plus. The senior class wishes john the best in whatever faces him in the future. GEORGE BERNARD ROCHE George . . . a good student, was on the Honor So- ciety in the fourth year and on the Honor Roll for two years. He was a member of the Student Council and the j. V. Basketball team. We expect to see his name in the jasper Dean's List, not too long hence. 31 4343 sQxll'0Wir,?1IiIF Vfqv Y 'Y' X e,,.,,,., ' X Q4., .. . '4 , 4 EDWARD HAROLD SCHMIDT Rommel a good student made the Honor So clety rn first year and the Honor Roll for three years A good athlete he played both J V and Varslty Basketball GERALD PETER RYAN Bmgo a steady student was a member of the Honor Society for one year and the Honor Roll for two years He was also actxve m the Bemlde Catech lStS and was a member of the Student Council EUGENE DANIEL SULLIVAN Peppy an outstandxng athlete, he partlclpated m the Freshman Track and was on the Varslty Bas ketball team for two years He was also a member of the Student Councxl m hrs semor year 32 64 ' YY . . . , Q HJ rf? i. as ry h ' . . . , . . . , , . . ' hs N ' ' ' 43 gi RMG J, LMK X,rn. MF fsfd B :Aunt J , B to .,..,- XX :XX B Q jlzffy if JCh rPp rv 1 N '7 Hdly G C I IKXX JMG M fLklyt S fl lxXX l la X D X Unchained Melody F I S .219 X Mr Gull F ondest Memory BID - V A X X . c owan 'v 21 . c eever ,u P. c arland 6 Bes u ent -1-' 'fg es e e '. .' es ressed ' , X J N .D N , 1 kg x f X A A X , X N .A . a ert , , . o ane I G. Leo ,zu 1- Mos o ular ' !vLw if Mos ersa ilex 1 , es I I 1-if A' ' fit J 0 1 X A I N I P. an e X Q Friendliest X 1, ff- X . oxen it iest X f- Y . c overn V 5' ' ' os i e o ucceed ' J x Ae., yr M. onohoe , h Y 'Did os or olentine . .1 5 75 if 5.7 JOHN 73141-'TIST DE UZ Sf!! ,Q yfk 0' if?-Zia-Q KT ,USP f X AX rw UH If Y N ,,4.'.- xml Z if 6 PATRON OF ALL TEACHERS Ten years ago the Chrxstlan Brothers arr1ved to mstruct the stu dents ln Tolentme Through thls decade they have not only taught but have provxded the fme examples of Cathohc lxvmg that have msplred so many Tolentlans Characterxstlcs of the Brothers deslre to teach and to edlfy IS Brother Bernard who also celebrates a golden decade of love and servxce to Tolentme thls year 35 HM Y jmw- W -BNA 'F-Q--1-.lr--V-5 V 4' 1 ,lso A, B 3 , ,415 B' 472W aa ee B iii1,,.- r 'HS Q, B ,B - lv 7 .MTR 'SNK l ig ' l L X -e-- .B ,5 . , f gf gl 5 A 1 a agjlf , Maj -' 'X 3 N 6 1 gf ffl' l ., X c , 1 t -U , f r A ff? rx N l B Xl f 1 fs r 1 xl, X I fy N11 Y' ' ,' kl . N.-f I t . f nw K K x of-fax ' - Xifif lr, N y kgs, vga' 'A . :r v ., yr 'ffffgil ' LX r 'v 'I ' 7' Y - ' if X 'F J I' . ': '. lewvgfn E Q Q 5 3 ,B - - X ' 1 K 3' 1 Tall- 1. JH 3, N a , : ,, X' ,fu - '45 rf -V' -X x J P , 1 J 'T l I 17' x 'V ' ' ' 5 x ! I E X R N L - f 1. ,ff -l -N wx fl t xv Uv' XA ojivn X' ' X X v 1 , x if g ,iw X, N, e'Q,.5,,..-f x ek, f ' .xx ,ff f --Fw x Ye t ,Nt yi , X A 2 1 1. , r ' . '- I inn I 1, john Tiernan, Ross Youngs, Daniel Sullivan, james Smith and Harvey Smyth enjoy a joke before the afternoon session. This page donated by The Holy Name Society George Hackett, William Greer, Gerald Green, Michael Healy and Richard Halpin stop for a chat outside Church on Friday Morning. S S r, ,I yffx --wif' Edward McEneany waits for Daniel O'Neill and john McDonnell, while George Schroh and Clarence Melville walk on. gs. After the Quarterly Exams com- paring answers in the oval are John Doran, William Cody, Daniel Collins, joseph Dough- erty, Robert Cleary and john Chowanes. l John Lennon thinks of the fun he had over the weekend, while Ray- mond Leanza, Joseph joy, Thomas King and Rod Lenahan talk over homework. Robert Fitzgerald trys to convince classmates Richard Eagan, Richard Fahey, George Goering, Gerald Finning and john Fallen- der that term papers are necessary? -1. f - 9' A I f. STUDENT DRIVERS: Brother give some pointers on safety. This page donated by The Maher Family John McArdle, joseph Maloney, james Maher and Thomas Manning listen as Thomas MacDougall ex- plains the Spanish lesson. and Brother Bernard This page donated by Mr. and Mrs. D. Sullivan Interested juniors work on a Physics experiment ,49 john O'Brien, Mickey O'Sullivan and jimmy Moran thinking what the day is going to be like while Tom Mc- Elwain and Marty O'Donnel1 are talk- ing about season sports. This page donated by Silhouette Hairdressers Tom Fallon and Carlo Gallo compare mxssals while Larry Hickey and joe Hanrahan get a chuckle out of the whole thing as joe Gannon and John Fiano look on quietly Peter Ward and James Sweeney man age to get a smile in after a hard day of school while Joe Sullivan and Kenny Parr are chucklmg over a good Joke J '9wi'z? Ill r Ed Walsh Phil Brannigan Pete Fitz- gerald Richard Bittles Tony Barrett look on as Vito Caiati admires Robert Collins wallet. This page donated by The Coxen Family ,WS X1 - a Q .Aw Q11-.,'p'! E . . fmsl' ' ' tw f 1 5. W5 J , -Q Q' 4--I :wg 3 1 1 X .' I-4 4 d. is 1 xxx ' .- u 4 39. 3 4- fx-91 R lash. i,, r X . v A 6' ! X IMTW , Q . . N45 L! , J.. 'li .DZ sv '? 4293535 K K' H'- f - Y X N x Q--I V, 'fxqxx' 1 J :,' 5,4 J '. -1 X If H it I! -1 nf' .x fa 'x ii -X Y' L - L X 'f' , , . K SF. .fn-Q. , -1 A -rj If ww Hugh Cusack takes a good natured ribbing from Robert Coghlan, as William Ferguson, Tom Costello, James Donohue and Tom Dobbins join in. IIS ll .I 1 '!l. 'x' 3' lf 'ui r. in f ft 'Va Q - la .Vlprlqpellgfil V 'M M fb .n., nlogs rut-'a1...4 ffl f., -9. ' N ' 'A 'I' -' .M V J ig! Q MM' , x i , r-ver. ..,.a X t ,fx ..a J I Ten minutes left to class and the Keane twins. Richard and Robert, jerry Healy, Tom W. Kelley and Richard Holtz dream of what they would do on a free afternoon. Dream on boys! 44 joey Palomo jokes with Terence Tier- nan on the school steps while Francis and Mike Scanlon and john Reidy add to the merriment. Michael Morrisroe, Tom Kelly, john Mellett and joe McLoughlin listen to Patrick Magee tell about last Saturday night's escapades. I 45 ',e-WYJL 1' 'vf2f g 1 X L4 . Cullen. James U ld .,f' Edward Flaheftyhggirrell and Rona Q' ill daY's Gosvel afebackground ale JO . Sun .1 e in me Checking on Egan, Wh' Thomas an giudhefty' '.4 X19-, F wi This page donated. by After lunch Bernard Henry and james Hart cram for the afternoon exams The OShea Family' along with joseph Hayden and Harold Fox, but john Goermg and john Frank decide to relax, 46 sr 55.0 Q. 8 K 4 vig ' Havin . P g an Info Jaaul Mahoney, 32:11 chat are: Joh mes Malone U Peter M U Patrick Y. ahoneyg and rel Mahoney Wm. axlng Sfe Y lam M John HO ahef, OVEI' and l l I I o l ,ll , A discussion after school is held among Thomas Mellett. Donald Munn Thls page donated by. and Kevin McCormick, while Michael McGovern and Terence O'Donnell Mr. and MTS. John SCl'1fT1ldt converse between themselves. 47 pg, 'W ,- A., hings up are: oily Qthe ht Sizing t Patrick Conn Campbeii, Cimino. i' Peter Carroii, Wiiiiam and Peter john Burke, Richard Coa , ' tie ieiiowb, james Casey Th' Thgsgfege donated by onnor Famil Y The tell-tale results of their report cards show on the faces of Peter Schultz, Brian Sweeney, Thomas Sullivan and Philip Sheridang with james Stru and Michael Sullivan trailing behind. It Brancale Clement Richard Brownerand Baxter. . h rd Brenn ' b rennan, the tie of RIC 8 . age donated y Arlhu' BQ Denis Ben Hx This pRecreation Center look on 3 Paradise 49 F ll One of the goals of a Christian education is the in- fusion of spirituality into the various facets of school life. In Tolentine both academics and extra-curricular activities instill Catholic principles into the students. This relation of religion and learning is represented by Father J. Owen Barry, O.S.A., who celebrates this year his decade of service to our school. Top row, left to right: joseph Cascioli, Patrick Corrigan, James McGovern, Gerald Ryan. Bottom row, left to right: Kenneth DeGregory, Vincent DeNicola, Richard McGowan and john Kelly Cnot picturedj. THE BENILDE CATECHIST SOCIETY During the past year seven members of the senior class have donated their Monday after- noons in order to teach the fundamentals of our religion to Spanish speaking children in less for- tunate circumstances. In Saint Cecilia's parish these children are being prepared for their First Holy Communion and their Confirmation. This work of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine is under the moderation of Brother Bernard. in cooperation with the Benilde Catechist Society of Manhattan College. This page donated by 52 The Brennan Family I frfsfiffx-T-f'2-, ':,'3'1 0I+I4EE,,' ? J W H Ll lf' V C Tflnnlrrllnn Uitllr , 4 , - P 4 Q: ki '- T -M S Y ff- .- n xC.'J Q 'l '-'- , i J: ' 'n..1 HUNUR SOCIETY Every student that enters Tolentine strives for membership in the Honor Society as a sign of scholastic achievement. Those who belong to this society have proved themselves, for they have received a mark of 85052 or higher in each of their subjects. A student has four chances a year to reach this high scholastic aim, for there is a mem- bership at the end of each quarter, a period of eight weeks of study. Membership proves that a student is proficient in not only one, but all six subjects, and that he has a wide scope of knowledge. By attain- ing this mark he has earned the respect of his teachers and his fellow students and has become an aristocrat in Tolentine's society of scholarship. Top, left to right: joseph Cascioli, Michael Keany, Ro- George Goering, Daniel O'Neill, James McGovern, Rich- bert Falkenbach, john O'Shea, Harvey Smyth, Paul ard McGowan. Bottom, left to right: Vito Caiati, Mich- O'Brien, Michael O'Sullivan, William O'Connor, Richard ael Dale. Thomas MacDougall, Vincent DeNicola, john McCabe. Middle, left to right: Carlo Gallo, Kenneth Fiano, Patrick Gannon, john O'Brien, Joseph Cohane. DeGregory, james Boyle, Arthur Grimley, James Smith, 3,.!,gfQ5.h,, ,u , c .. X ,ss f fr xxf' f. X I if 'fr N . 4 1 V ,Q 1- V ' e 'U3,7fT1?f'E'?m3. , , 1 , h ,l1XVM AW F I .W .4 V aallj an outlet with the initiation of the Stu- -- dent Council two years ago. Membership Self government in the school received being reserved to Seniors, it is highly Q looked up to for guidance and good ex- ample. The most important function of self government utilized by the Council is the Student Court Presided over by members of the Council, fair and impar tial decisions are meted out on infringe S N T ments of the school regulations Q1--Q Standing J McGovern lPresJ First row left to right E Schmidt M Donohue Second row J Cohane R Farrell K DeGregory Third row J Cullen G Ryan P Handley G Coxen Fourth row J OSF1ea A Grimley G Roche G Leonard Fifth rov. J Kelly L ' . NR l X. I X I I P S I? 'a . A A Q I ' i , J Q' ff Q ' A .. 1 fl i 1 i J V 1. ia ' A , x J . . I 54 McKeever, W. O'Cdnnor, E. Sullivan. i Q l l i V: I V I John Cullen Senior representative in Oratory Faced with the task of reorganizing its ranks, the Debating Society got its activi- ties under way in fine fashion. Under the watchful guidance of Mr. DeMaria, the society entered inter-scholastic competi- tion Composed mostly of freshmen, it Joined the Azarias Forensic League in which James Dean took third place in the Grand Tournament Great things are ex pected in debating in the next few years FRESHMEN DEBATERS Cleft to rightj joseph Hayden debates Reciprocity as Robert Hoover Richard Coar and John Goermg take note Uhr fllian Hlltu Glaune Gln Ilinnrrn 3 vvw! rw 'lbw liflys' In-pr, ST. NICHGL OF TOLEN ' 0 he .. . Nl LA: 1 Sunday Aprll 24 1955 Nil IGH SCHOOL 1 NTINE Curtain 8 30 Sharp The TOlCDt1H6 Players, thanks to the splend1d dlrectxon of Brother Cronan Maurlce, thls year, have produced a remarkable success 1n lts productlon of the Man Who Came To Dlnner A sparkling pro ductlon, the play was recelved by both the student body and an apprec1ated audlence Wlth tremendous enthus1asm By 1tS applause alone, success was easlly regtstered Agaln, the overall appreclatlon of the play was due to the except1ona1 performances of the enttre cast, partxcularly the lead Tom MacDougall ln hls role of Sherldan Wh1t6S1d6 Thanks for your cooperatlon ln makmg th1S years play an overwhelmmg success - .IQ Bottom row left to rxght loe Casclolx Barnex Cullen Mxchelle Donaghue Brother Cronan Maurue Tom Mac Dougall Pat Thompson Tom Kmg Maureel OKe-efe Second rov. Ann Rlllfddll -Ixm 'Vllher Get ree Coerme john Goermg Bob Brennan Peter VK.-1rd Margaret Marx Welnbrecht Ron Dougherty and Ed Roselle Tlnrd row Berny Henry Tom Costello james Donohue Dan ONe1ll Patrlcla Gallagher Sandra Lelser Ann Horgan Beatrme Hennxgan Fourth rov. Ed Walsh Tom Man nmg Art Grxmley Pete Fxtzgerald Marty Donohoe Ken DeGregory jlm McGovern jack Kelly M' ff' all., ifvmiuf is Y '. 'F ' 1 v' 1 gf 1- gg' L' it . 'Li L- ' 3 K V 'W mf ii ,',Uw' if 'W :xanga ni 1. v, If +441 'g hvh Y ,, 5. b vii? ' fu Q ' 7' 9 , V75 U' ' 9'5' 1, A . L-if' , Y ' , ag.. .V J' . -i 3: swf' '5? 35 Y. ' 'J' 'F - . I qi 1 'if age R if ,. 'rv gf J' ' AQ, Q, Lwqwif, Q . ,Y 411' 'J 's 71':. 1 ,L Q ng ,, xi r' ti ' 'f Q: , 6? 'Q , ' s , , - V ' A. 1 , 71 1 i I2 5 1 sf ' V , '.-4 It ' 'xg' :I .. -1 3 -'vQm' ,gT ' 1 '.-.Q , 1 E2 ' 5' ' 35'4.f7 M45 Wx in Vwvvq vb mlwv mev I 0 'c 1 E f WL 5 ,jf 3 E5 E 422 nv Ks ' 'A'-2 v ,- .,' - V . t ' .1 - W 'f Y fy vuf vi iii H1 it 14 1' o v 1' KY' , 'nu V . 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Brother and sister KPete Ward and Pat Gallagherj tell Mr. Whiteside their troubles. Banjo Cjoe Casciolib gets the big catch of the year QMichelle Donoghueb. St. Patrick's Day Parade MARCH 17, 1955 This was truly the Wear- ing of the Green, for every boy in Tolentine had a touch of Ireland in his heart as the contingent from St. Nicholas of Tolentine par- aded up Fifth Avenue this year. be lh 4 ' 1-. ' ' A JPZLQS2 J' -51, sL4 f,11 v-' -Al A , , V .. ,,,., .-'-'Q' 5' 'f -df? .-a,:yx?gnrf3. .u,i3 3,Hg,,: -, fn QT, sw , ,Dv-. if . ' . ' --r-5.11 ' A 9pf,.- Aff' , N, :u A A af- 'f- '.J-fn - - , - ' -ff' 2.41- 7322'.-A .'-- -.,-54'+ff1'-,e..1-+ xfl' iff viii ff' Ani'- K-nf WG' -1-I Xe' 1?- u ,an Tolentine boys and girls dance to the rock of Rhy- thm and Blues and swing to the tune of the old fav- orites. qi .fy 56 Thls page donated by The MCKeex'er Farmly Y ng? x 'Ill Lu Ki 'r Ti I v BLUCK The outstanding event of the social year in Tolentine is the annual Sports Night Dinner. This year it was held at the New York Athletic Club for the first time. The fine attendance was high- lighted by the appear- ance of well known cel- ebrities in the persons of Bill Skowron, first This page donated by The Cullen Family lt'-I ll DINNER baseman for the Yan- kees, and Carl Braun, star of the Knicker- bockers. Added to this, was the presentation of the trophy for placing first in our basketball league. Following tra- dition, the seniors who participated in sports during their four years in Tolentine, received trophies. me If .1 fm- . i54 ! 'F. l.' ' ss 124 74 I ... 5? l....l Left to right: Paul McFarland, Capt. of baseball team, Bill Skowron. of the New York Yankees, Mr. Birch, Coach. Carl Braun. of the Knickerbockers, Larry McKeever, Capt. of the basketball team, joe Cohane. This page donated by Kenneth DeGregory Y ,f,, '- 'Fx ' 1 Q 4' 4:-.. , -if 5,3 g 1 Q 1 - fi g..2f,. -gx, - , I Y , 1 f qs if X, ,V 5 . . .4 1 t Y. ,' W . A Q N., fi? -'fr fa , 'Q ,i '13, V , L 3gt.9'5 ' I QQ? P , f A , 4 fp' - viii ' ' v 5 ,H 'yn q 1 V.,. , ., , I' ' ' - Ei A. Qf ' Q ' X H 4. ., A' I ai :ww Q- Q 'qs L' '-f'F.3g1, .I 5 . ' 5 5 K, ' 5 .THAJ QF' ' l j - ,ff 13,-if ' , . 9.5 Q , A a 4 1' ff- Ny E' Y? in . A ' 1 .ffl E L? I .ah .o,, 'Q , , X? .. I is ,mg Q-Q., 1 . iff .3 cg 4, mt, 'E 11' INK 4,1 1. m A .9 ? P . - , A ffigx vc? Z Cul' 5 11' A true educatlonal development produces not only 1I'lt6lllg6I'lC6 and learnlng but also physlcal prowess Under the drrectronal guldance of Brother Edward who has been athlet1c moderator durmg th1s past decade. Tolentme has produced some excellent sports teams Known for fme sportsmanshlp and clean hard play. Tolent1ne teams are a trlbute to Brothers rnfluence on and off the sports Held . -d Q 1 '-Q F' 1 1: f' I 1 , . 45 fl c x so 5 l .. s ' 4' . if I. ' f c - I 'pf ' + Q G , 1 Ng I Q , , x Av N . 1 , J' Q . ..,-1 A l I all x V M qw- - 1, - f K, 5: t l 1 l il' '- 'I - 4 X-: . s 2 .f .. 2 -fl BASKETBALL 'KWIIII D0 gh ty Boyl Coach, Mr. Birch I X X ,fy 1 Q il-Wil 11 J Cv Sull' an ' X jerry Leo d X fx r r X A 3 W Y 34 gg .N u er 69 jimmy e J -.- iW::,T'll 11 ,Q '3 K4 LS K To M g Rip Cleary 1 F9 sEAsnNs Rfcnnn N 7 1104.4 TOLENTINE OPPONENT Qi . 7 lg ff 66 Alumni .................. 61 XXI Q, . 43 Mount ........ 52 1 . Xi 56 Hayes ............... 72 6 - 68 DuBois .................. 7095 X , 51 LaSalle CTroyj 54 i 5 56 St. Agnes ............... 52 f' X i 56 De La Salle ......... 452 Y. Mike Healy 81 simon ..........,........,. 596: X 4' 44 Manhattan 52 45 St. Helena ............ 36 72 St. George ............ 41 tl 49 Loughlin ............... 62 Bob F 70 DuBois .................. 472: 51 Mount ............ 62 , 47 St. Agnes ............... 583 x f 53 De La Salle... 506 7 X pb 66 Manhattan 72 A ' f ' X 42 St. Augustine 39 1 me 49 stock ....,..,....... 44? 3 TX 85 St. George ...... 6296 't IX: 64 St. Augustine ...... 53 ' . L. .i 71 St. Agnes ......... 603 ff ' 35 St. Helena .... .. 68 4 41 Power ............... 64 5 gLeague Games 69 Mgr. jo C 1 Jerry Finning I 1 ix .1 '1v iiffuJti:.ff9ll7? -' N? ' ff' .4- il T' V 'Q I 'ffffif I 1 il il - if I ' 1 .'4 Il 'S .. 1 lu-1 ' 4? J' -1 THE54 TIN e HIGH SCHOOLA' ' 1955 VARSITY . 7. xikqda: E ,HJ ' l H :', in A fm I' ,h x v 1 K 1 GR lflr I7 iv 1 r f I Q ,Y gx N, as v, is Q' I 4 3 -l GP 6 , 22 W Q 'vi W XT s- x I ww , -U A ' iriuifk ,,.. I' 4 f' .rf rw ' 4e . 5 ' 4 ' - -wfliza. . ,.,...4,....-..- .I I. F111 , . 5 f 0' 1 c 'FC T -gp- 3 1 1 Nga? F 1 , 4 U 9 . lpn-ei' 'M' Q xr I ,J What's up there, boys? Y! x I X,, 1 Y -'i-9 . Q Y IT UT K0 ,3X '.1 'e Q BW I J! Nigln' ' sxF5TIQ. B TULENTINE 5 , 'Aroicnrlu ' . msn scHooLl 1955 'uumon vans: 12 411 xtl-574730, ' x 04, U 14 Q1 123- f xt. lg, vy' A , z 43 F? , A - 1 s' -1 14?- ,gllly 4 Q F' ui . I - ...Q .IW P , ,,. 1,5 i --N 1 v QL Wx 4 ,Aff f KH:-fl tzwf' ' 6' A he 3 BASEBALL ,. . as ---..-..-Z E., .-- . fi' . P, al ga: 4 F- Q , l 1 as 4-Q..,.., , 3- F' at r ' 7 j' l 31-rf-i,, , J,.,'1g-gf:L,9h....,k+,,:9 L 1. . I ,, 'H ,,, , , Af ' A J . . , Q., ig, ei 'I.:lF2E yrs J , ,gf iQf2'J'i 504223, i 32222' ,agyrf QW Q I Ni,,4 l YA Sli ,Q f Nlfs I 6. ,J Q su-Fw xl :Mai F1 if' .,g' ' 1 ' V P Vg ,Qfi . 1 - ,gif 421. l '1'- 4 ,ggi J. S ,,n' .i . V AF ' ' f r . ' . k P- ' l -QW K S if MJ , IJ' TOLENTINES BEST: Back row: Mike Healy. A'Doc row: Ross Youngs, joe Maloney. Joe Sullivan, jim Dougherty Mr Birch, Paul McFarland, Bro. Cronazi. Boyle, Rip Cleary, and jerry Leonard. Front row: F S C Pete Handley and joe Cascioli CMgr.J. Middle jerry Green, joe Cohane, jerry Healy. and Pat Gannon, Mr. Birch discusses strategy before the game. Result a 9-7 win over Du Bois. ,en ,ps K- iv' .- f v . S ,1w.g4ff ,f.ff.e-4 . if y r . - ibiroq, Av rw., V74 fc ,I b Cffi B, 3 , 'lf Ii l. , . Y . .' ' . ' . A ' , ' .. f ' ' -' 1 ' V LT iw-3.i'ff . l 435' by WI. f .' 2 1 ' ' f , - f A .- 1 1 ,. . ' i , ,' ' , r:,gf.1g?L if-Jbfm, . f I .. 1 QM ,Alf I , 4 V . I KX ... f- 1., ,uw Y ., A p . l . f A 'P wa 7 K L, 'Af fi, 'I Q .1 i K 7 ,A 1 i ig, ,Y f. ,f I, 2V,!z I, , . . if- ,, . . V .HX P ,VV fff A ,L , . -vw : Q ' L 'i I ff f, .f f L .1 V- .. ' 1 ' X ' H -' 'f . X! Y I ' 5 A 9 I 2 xr l E ff' 1 f in L 'iw' E ,I -A - ., It V- S wh ,of -411 N, M- ' . x .- l .- ff. .1 is ,Qu t. -Sf? V I 4. Ali? 'Q 4510 ,Z .-i .f 'Ii if xii ' ,iff i n f b ' c f s: P ' .4 'mb .. - I , Q N Our Infmld Great Competxtors IU Query sense of I xg word AA, -A-.qr,,N-...T o-v,-,,., ,viii v ffv SIL tv' '! 1 'D A-'5 'R igrlsqt 'ffsjw 460 -hwfiv-v .J-C On the mound for Tolentme Pete Hindlny and Pat Cr mmm H4 wr , - rw A . - 5 1 .s 'ilu QQ' it-o Paul Roy McFdrl111c pre game practice Outfxelders led by Doc Doughnrty 4 fQ -W prgparei to fu lri pop up m Q 'o A d comes the right arm and the pitchg STRIKE. Am I going to hit t h ball? ' 4 fs'f!r , ' ..c.X' ?QV' 7 ' . 'ai . V .u' 1- ' - ' 1955 Schedule Tolentine Opponent U 4 St. Helena .... 3 DuBois .......... 2 St. George .... 13 Simon ............ . 1 St. Helena .... 9 DuBois .,........ 12 St. George .... CNon Leagueb 'S 21 B. P. A. ......... . Non League 7 Manhattan . 3 Manhattan . 2 Simon ............. CLeague Playoff J 4 St. Helena .... in And away we go 1-53-Z' .nd ' 'U,.. 0' 'W' SZ .. ,-f V f ff?- . , ,. ,,,V' . 3' na-Mau .. 5 . -.. H H. . . . That was close! - 4 ,.5 . . nw' . .,,,. - 71 ' f , :.-..M ,T-,hx ' Q 4 :,V 5. 3 - , I4 1 ' . ,,--,, .o 1 1 ,,, . . Ei H , , T., . , k ,AW '15, A, . . I I , 3 L -N,,.. . , .fn . -f owdvrff- . -...4.. ,,..,, 4 W ,af Q.. .,,.,. . J r fx' 4 11' .s TZ? .v-4 - .xv J.- ,T '1- ,-:?t'v,'f-'Tw .A-A r I 5, o... -.a -..A '-ff- H .' N., ou ..- - A 90014 ,.,1 x -cab .of 'fbi .. Did you drop your hat sir? Rip into the ball! o FUTURE CHAMPS Top row Mgr E Flaherty T Fallon P Schultz Mr C Youngs Coach J McGovem Asst Coach R Collms J Maher Mgr P Shendan Middle row J Burke J Hayden J Maloney L Hxckey M Garay R B1ttles W Schmxdt Bottom row T McElwam B Cullen Capt M Scanlon J Byrnes To Mr Youngs Durmg the past three years the Junlor Varslty has been under the capable supervlsnon of Mr Chfford Youngs Hls task of findmg the future stars of Tolentmes Varslty IS a hard Job w1thout Sl.lmC1CHt recogmtlon for his fme work The members of the Jumor Varslty Baseball teams that have been gulded by h1s baseball gemus and sportsmanship are mdeed grateful for h1s fine efforts 80 in ,www Tv -el - I 1 f-. ' X, 65 .v sk. sl t Q T . 'ST Y G Q , ? xl' I l E., J. Cascioli, G. Ryan, A, Grimley, Assistant Editor, john Kelly, Editor-in-chief, J. McGovern, Layout Editor, T. MacDougall, Copy Editor. Back row: J. Cullen, K. DeGregory, P. Downes, M. Donohoe, J. McArdle, P. Corrigan, J. O'Shea. .KA lkv D LL? james McGovern notes a layout as Art Grimley, jack Kelly, Marty Donohoe and Ken DeCvregory look on. Tom MacDougall types as joe Cascioli dictates. john Cullen and Pat Downes type away, while Pat Corrigan and John O'Shea check the copy. 'Eiga . -' I u L I' r . -- f wx 1,-P, 5- NJ' ' ff X .T f- N w ,nu-,U -.- C ,X '03 P' .y if - - - .. iM A? ' X m Xx, . -f 'y ' Z - Q 1- 3 n Nw- FU at ' 3 ' Br if W -'. ' R, ' -f -V - fa 4 Q u ,, ' w S ' -5'+fN Q x v Q X, ,, 5 5' V X .J , xlfz' tv . 'x v x.': ' V J' at .N - 3 7':4a.,,'f X W A an . in ' x -l tfk. 'fy - 1 '5 m , 4 .' 'g4. R 4 X 4 s .- gf- 4 ' Na' If -.9 O' ' .J 5 a Q, 1- N .x I ,Q B' fs.-T131 , . ' I H ' - ' I I is ! N ' f 54-17 'J :gh --X , 5: n H+'-' - Q 1 wa' H? ,ga Q VJ fyglvx-F A A S N Q x 4 5 ' . ' 5 Q , I m 4 I A ff? .4 Q Q If s ! ' 7 Y 5 .' 12815, yu ai- . I! . a 'lv :fa 5 , ,f-Quinn .. -.XA ' X- , ,.-. ....... ' Au- rf . ! ez P . L f 4+ 4' R Le Q 'Q s 1 5 lr 4 , 4.-n VALE And thus with Graduation, our stay at Tolentine comes to a close. Many are the fond memories we have of the past four years. It is now more than ever that we appreciate all that has been done for us. The teachers who guided us on the way the fellow students with whom we spent many a pleasant time these and many more are the treasures we preserve of our high school days May this book be a memento of our happy years in school May it bring pleasant memorles in the days to come Appreciation for making this book possible 1 due to Brother V1ctor our Principal and Moderator and to the many patrons who are herewith listed HONORARY PATRONS Very Reverend Raymond J Stengel O S A Pastor Rev J Owen Barry O S A Rev Francis Starrs O S A Rev S1StCfM Aileen OP Pr1nc1palG1rls High School Rev Sister Mancini OP Principal Grammar Dept Rev Brother Antony Bernard F S C Rev Brother Barnabas Edward F S C Rev Brother Cronan Maurice F S C Mr R DeMar1a Mr Thomas Birch 86 ! . . . . . .S 7 7 . , . . ., . . , . . . I l , u o a Rev. Jerome Alvarez, O.S.A. . . . . . , . . . , . ., . , . ., . . , . . . . , . . . . , . . . 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Donna Mr 85 Mrs John Towers Mr Robert Standard Mr 85 Mrs Larry Standard Mr 85Mrs Gllbert Lewls Mrs Frexda Wmderberg Gunther Wera Juhus Tartell Peter Brennen Penny Brennen Helen B Brennen Robert H Brennen Robert D Brennen Kate Brennen Ester Hlbbert Ross Hlbbert Edward Bausenwem Rlp Brennen Thomas Burke Kathleen Burke Anne Burke Mary Burke John Burke Dave Ryan Barbara Matthews Pat Melody Ann Derney Dr Edward J Ryan Mrs Jean Ryan Mxss Anne Ryan Mxss Sara Jean Ryan Mr Edward Ryan Ellen Snlder Mr James Mahoney Mrs James Mahoney Kltty Cawley Kathleen Mahoney Exleen Mahoney Jlmmy Mahoney Margaret Mahoney John Pat Mahoney Mrs Frank Conway Frank Conway Mr E Mrs PeterR Llenan Mr 85 Mrs Hlavac Ph1l1p s Bakery Mrs Ida Ronney Wllham Longs Edmond Bearchlmm Martha Holmes Gene Rabbextt Mr 85 Mrs Joseph Frank Mrlton Yoss Mllte Confectlonery Mrs Helen Baxter The Fox Family Edward Baxter, JT. Mr. . I - ' Mr. . ' , ' ' B.S. .1 ' PATRCJNS Kay Barmann Marguerxte Longmettl Mrs Dorothy Adams Mrs Edna Johnson Mrs Ellzabeth McGowan Raymond J McGowan Rrchard E McGowan Mr Eugene McGowan Robert S Alexander Mr 85Mrs Burkhardt Mabel E Gearns Mrs Thorence Pralon Mrs Ellzabeth Beck Mrs Emlly Downes M1ss Alxce Downes Robert E Downes Mrs Mary Downes Mr Ray Downes Mr Jack Downes Patrick Landls Mrs G Roche Frank Brown Dorothy Joy Mrs Drum Betty Berra Joseph Berra Ester Berra Marlon Marone Mary Roche Ann Roche Mlss Pat McGovern Mr Mxchael McGovern Mr James McGovern Catherme Browne Patrxck Hlggms Wxllxam A Kelly John E Sullen Emma Jauck Vera C Downes Mae Carrano Patrxck Oownes Drone J Downes Harry BOH Ann 85 Phllllp Graham McGowan Famlly John O Shea Kathleen O Shea Mary O Shea Helen Gallagher Mlchael McGourty Ann Kenny Br1d1e V O Shea Anthony J O Shea Mr 85 Mrs T OShea Mr E Mrs A Penn Umversxty Frult Market Varsxty Cleaners Mr 85 Mrs R T Flemmg Mr E Mrs W MacCulloch Mr 85 Mrs Olrver P Gaffney Mxss Kathleen McGu1re Mr 85 Mrs R Grxmes Mr kMrs C Brancale Zella Pharmacy Mr Em Mrs Wm Motley McKeown Plasterxng Co Sue 85 Evelyn Clmmo Mr 85 Mrs Wm McCarthy Mr 85 Mrs John Slack Pat 85 Ken McGovern Jule 85 Bxll McGovern Rose Farrell Edward Farrell The Dolans Robert Farrell John Farrell Jr James Farrell Kay Farrell John Farrell Sr J C Gerdon Burt P K Mrs Helen C Mahoney Kathleen Mahoney She1la Mahoney John Mahoney Paul Mahoney Gerald Hall R B Dougherty Ronald Dougherty Dougherty Famlly James Rlodxan Margaret Goonan Damel Carroll Jlmmy MOHQIH A Brummer Mr 85 Mrs M McMahon John F Jude Magle Mrs C Sulllvan Mrs Catherme Youngs Mr Cl1lTord Youngs Pfc Clxfford Youngs U S M C Terry Youngs Ross Youngs John Fltzgerald Sr Agnes C Fltzgerald John Fltzgerald Jr Raymond Fxtzgerald Robert J Fltzgerald Wxlllam G Frtzgerald Margaret McArdle John McArdle John J McArdle Mrs J Luckle A Gold Grocer Helen J Joy Rev John T Joy Rev Joseph Joy Gertrude E OCallagnan Mary K. Sherldan Rose M Haynes Francxs M Jay Anne Foley John M O Shea Herman s Pastry Shop Henry L Cohan Optxclan Lydla Leanza Raymond B Leanzar Joseph Leanza Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs John P Chowanes J Brown Mary MacDowell Mongan Frances MacDowell M Barnes Mr Graham Mrs M J Barnes Mr M F Barnes Ruth Gebbo Mrs M J Barnes Donald Barnes Erleen Barnes Mr 85 Mrs Batnes Sr John M Barnes Mary Hlckey Patrlcla Hlckey Mrs Della Ray Sxgnor M1ss Elsle Wltzlor M T W1tZlOg Mrs Frank Barbero Joan Barbero Dorothy Barbero Thomas Barbero Ann O Leary Mary O Leary John O Leary Grace O Leary Rxchard F rtzpatrlck Mr E Mrs Edward Thom Mlss Joanne Schmldt John Schmldt Mxss Marxe Schmldt Mrs Catherme Schmrdt Mr John Daly H Schaffer Dorothy Scheaffer Sal Iandolx Mr E Mrs G McHugh Mlchael McGovern Mary McGovern Syd McNabb The Arbuchos Bob Stem Theresa McGovern James McGovern James McGovern James Teavan James Dougherty John Egan HS . ' J- J- , , . . . . , i t . . , . James McGovern Lillian DOK-lghefly - ' . . q , . . . . I l I PATRONS Mary Egan James Egan Katherme Egan Mary Egan M Leonard Margaret Sullxvan Kathryn E Qulrk Mrs Ruth McDonnell Mary Burns Patrlck Casey Thomas R111 Ethlenne V Hutaf John J Collms Mr 8 Mrs Roland Savage M Sullivan Margaret Dodd Peter J Carroll Mrs Mary Smlth Mlss Teresa McGovern Frank Art Shops Thrlft Drug Store Lederman Rexall Pharmacy Suzanne Klddy Shop Mary s Wlne Sn Llquor Store Wxlllam Gendel Tallor Mllton W Hayden Thelma C Hayden Valerla Hayden Ruth Zlmmerman Davld M Wxlley Patrlcla A Wllley Joseph B Hayden Bernard J Wefers Sr James Maher Mary Maher Wllllam Maher Ellen Dunne Mr 8nMrs Wm Dooley Sally Maher Bessle Maher Mr Bs Mrs L Callahan Four Llttle Dooleys Mr James Sweeney Mrs James Sweeney Brlan M Sweeney Theresa O Brlen Raymond O Brlen Kathleen Sweeney Mary Sweeney Susan O Brlen Mrs Hickey T1m Sweeney Mrs Ann Majoros Mr Joseph Mwjoros Kenneth Majo os Mr Mlchael Orlando Mrs Jean Orlando Mr Frank Orlando Mrs Vlfglnla Orlando Mr John Orlando Mrs Glorxa Orlando Mrs Mary Murphy R A Ross Robert P Keane Peggy Ann Keane Barry Keane Hugh Cusack Catherme Cusack M Cusack Patrlck Cusack Helene R Cullen L Abrantos E W Holtz Warren Buser Peggy Imogene Parker Kevm O Brlen Dlane O Brren Elleen Buser Ellen O Brren Martm O Brlen Walter Kaplan Rxta Bruns Mrs R Dobbms Mr L Dobbms Mrs Irlewln Thomas Dobbms Msgr Aloyslus F Coogan Audrey H Brennan Robert E Brennan Olga A Mumma Francxs W Mumma Henry A Glockner Sheldon J Zlegler Carl A Johnson Ahcxa J Cl1ne Carolyn Cllne Thomas Kelly Eddle Kelly Bxlly Kelly Dorothy Fltzgerald Wm Fltzgerald Q memoryb Edward A Kelly Helen M Kelly W1ll1am Shlels Pete Rooney Patrick Magle Jr Mr P Magle Jack Mentz Thomas Egan Mr Ph1l1p Bramgan Mrs Mary Bramgan Jeanette Branmgan John Bramgan Ph1l1p C Bramgan Frank Bramgan Hanna Cremm T Marxe Chrtonn Mrs Weadock 89 Betty Kelly Mlchael Dale Wxllxam Dale Judlth Dale Catherme Dale Ruth Dale Mlchael Walsh Mary Walsh Ellen Walsh Edward Walsh Robert Walsh Matllda Sweeney Mary Duffy Bart Sweeney Patrlcra Sweeney Frank Duffy Donald Norton Frank Norton Margaret Norton Mae Pachulskr James Sweeney Mr Gr Mrs Patrlck McGowan Katherme McGowan Mr 85 Mrs Ed Murphy Mr 85 Mrs P Marron Mary Allce McGowan Mr James McElwa1n Anne McElwa1n James J McElwa1n Thomas P McElwa1n Lawrence McElwa1n Mary Jane McElwa1n Mr Gu Mrs McElwa1n Margaret McElwa1n Lawrence R Hlckey James H Hickey Rod Lenahan Mary E Garden Mabel L Garden Sarah R Harvey Helen G Smyth George J Smyth Mr M1chael Healy Sr Mrs Mlchael Healy Mary Agnes Healy Michael Healy Jr Edward Kelly Jr B O Shaughnessy Clalre Helbert Mrs L Lanell Mrchael O Brlen Patrlcla Ar'na Mr 8 Mrs P Green Carol 85 Gerald Green Mr 8sMrs E McEneany Mlss K McKenna Kathleen McEneany Edward McEneany Slster Mary Carmel . , . . . , . , . . . . , . , . . . , . . . . . , , , . 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Barbara McEneany Rlchard Fahey Miss Eleanor Wagner Susanne Fahey Mrs Susan Fahey Mr John OMalley Mr Joseph Fahey Joseph Fahey Mr Jack Costello Mrs B Fahey Marlo Fahey Clare Healy Mlchael Healy F rankxe Healy Weber s Bake Shop John Weber Anna Weber Gxrls ln Weber s Boys 1n Weber s Thomas Coghlan L1ll1an Coghlan Marllyn Coghlan Robert Coghlan Wmlfred Keane Mrs Robert A Innes Allen Delaney Maureen Delaney John F McCabe J ulla McCabe R1chard McCabe Mary Ellen McCabe Mr 85 Mrs John McCabe Mary Boyle James Boyle Brxan Boyle Dotty Boyle Mrs Maurxce Barry Mr 85 Mrs Robert Blttles Mr Walter Yesslan Mr Robert Blttles Mrs Sulllvan Mr Sulllvan Mary Sulllvan Carlo Gallo Albert Gallo Mr W1ll1am Gallo Mrs Wxlllam Gallo Mrs Catherme Moras Al Geradl Andy s Meat Market Malcolm s Toyland Dr JamesE Robb Ward Famxly Mary McEvoy Jane Jordan Mxchael Jordan PATRCNS Francxs Jordan Gerard Jordan Dot 6 Blll Watson Glorla 85 John Carey James Moran G Stolfi Marxe Rehak Ann Rehak Bert Goudket Rose Flano John Egan Mary Egan Kay Egan Jlm Teevan Elleen Mentz Cathy Mentz James W Egan Mary Keany Theresa Kxvlahan Thomas Keany Mxchael Klvlehan Sarah Kxvlehan E1leen Keany M1chael Keany James Keany 85 Famlly James McNamara John Lennon Stumpy Lennon Mr 85 Mrs John Lennon George Goermg Mrs L Fmnmg Mr L Fmnmg May Kllgannon Andrew Kxlgannon Marxe Doran M1chael Doran John J Doran Nancy Doran George C Hackett Margaret Hackett George J Hackett Eleanor T Hackett Margaret M Hackett Ramona Lee Younger Thomas P Manmng Sr Thomas P Manmng Jr Eleanor S Manmng Nome J Manmng Mr 85 Mrs Streahl Mr 85 Mrs Joseph Cleary Mrs M J Cleary Rxp Cleary Mrs M J Cleary Sld Asher John Fallender Frances Fallender 90 Mrs Grace Fallender Mr John H Fallender Br1an M Hogan F L Hogan Elrzabeth Hogan Frank Delaney Fay Delaney Tlmothy Delaney Danlel C Cody Mrs D C Cody W1ll1am Cody Mrs May Cody M J Cody M1chael MOYFISSBY Joan Morrlssey Kay Morrlssey James O Nelll Ann V Dean Peter J Dean Nora Whlkehart James J McDonnell James J McDonnell Jr Ann McDonnell Rose McDonnell J Edward McDonnell Mr Lawrence Brennen Mr Mlchael Bergm Mr 85 Mrs G W Dokmann Rlchard Halpm Mr 85Mrs R Halpm Mr 85 Mrs Joseph Dougherty Joseph Dougherty Joseph Dougherty Jr Mary Dougherty Mr Danlel Collms Mrs Mary Collms Damel Collms John J J Jordan Jr Martm Dlem Mrs N J Schmxdt Mr L G Schmldt Mrs Thos Kmg Jr Mr Thos J Kmg Mrs Mary Kmg Mr Edward Kmg Mrs Catherme MacDougall Mxss Mary A Loftus Mxss Elxzabeth Mxtchell Donald L MacDougall Thomas MacDougall Mr T Duffy Mlss G McNamara Leon Lederman The Smlth Famxly Mrs H Zwxch D 1 r.. . . 1 , U l ' The Dougherty Family Name Cascioli JosephL Cohane Joseph T COff1gaH Patrick J Coxen Gervis J Cullen John J DeGregory Kenneth F DeN1cola Vmcent Donohoe Martin J Downes Patrick H Farrell Robert F Flaherty James J Foley Martin J Handley Peter N Hart Walter Hofmann William Kelly John M Leonard Gerald D Mahon Robert J McFarland Paul J McGovern James M McGowan Richard E McGreevy John P McKeever Laurence J Mellett William P ................... 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