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

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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

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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.

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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