St Pauls School - Sigillum Yearbook (Garden City, NY)

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AUSTIN F. HOGAN League Football '37, '38, Varsity Football '39, '40, League Basketball '37, '38, '39, '40, '41, Tennis '41, J. V. Baseball '37, '38, Varsity Baseball '39, '40, Box- ing '39, '40, '41, Call for Dr. Hogan! Call for Dr. Hogan to ad- minister the anaesthetic! Wlmat kind will you use, Doc- tor? Ether or Novocain? Na! just a left hook to the body and a right to the chin. Yes, although Adolf sometimes seems to go around in a bit of a daze, and, together with his other friends in German, to get some weird translations, which cause Mr. Roberts to exclaim, Bist du verruckt? , that left of his makes him as well respected as his good fellowship causes him to be well liked, 9 ,Lf .f ,fmfvjirff all - 724 ...GARDEN 55 SAN QV sr cccmssfby? 5 1 'mal -QQ 'v,.SINVW.2:I'.d ' 5 0181110 FREDERICK C. KREUSCHER, JR. League Football '38, '39, Varsity Football '39, '40 F League Basketball '38, '41, J. V. Baseball '37, '38, Tennis '41, Record '40, News Editor Record '41, Senior Monitor, Senior Council, Class Secretary- Treasurer, Chairman of Ring Committee. Pinnochio, as he is called affectionately by his class- mates, is one of the prize members of our class. He is not only Senior Monitor, but occasionally he surprises even himself by getting on the honor roll. He has also mastered the lost art of changing classes while sleep- ing, at least it appears that way. Nevertheless, if you want any odd jobs done, such as lowering the school flag at ten o'clock at night, just go see Freddy, for to oblige is his motto. Pam. Su erm en ..... .. -z-' 1, Y' Q 5 mv Y ' lp' is 555 21 -J ft- b -nn.

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FREDRIC H.GmD1-Nos ' K ' ' Varsity Football '40, Varsity Basketball '40, Varsity Baseball '41. This youth is dedicated to all the members of the fair sex, and to them we present Fredric Ciddings, better known as Hoibie , who is the most bashful thing on two feet, a fact which may be a blessing in disguise. For some months Hoib has been looking for an easy college to attend. Why, we don't know, for he is one of our honor students Cmay Allah bless 'emJ. And, incidentally, he's no slouch on the athletic lield, V f , Ju' ef .- J i' if . V J rf F ir' f fffr U, J, 1, BEAN Qxfgrfigccizsikg-2? Q ,i ,, 11-1.6 , as + -s us:- 'Z-ZE -- 55 sr PAULS SCHUUL 93, 3952 ' Z -ElI'.Y.Ti2l'--'BO : of S :Ho MANLEY J. GOODSPEED Senior Council '41, Literary Editor of Sigillum l41, Managing Editor of Record '41, Varsity Football '40, Varsity Baseball '4l. Often we have had people ask, Wl1o is that big fellow? Believe us, it's a good thing Jud can take a joke Cand he does have a sense of humor despite his serious lookj, for if he couldn't, there would be many a skull cracked by this mass of brawn. Another thing that astounds us is his unfailing mem- ory for faces Cfemaleb. Rarely does he glance through the society section without suddenly shouting, I know her! His ambition is to join the Coast Guard, and we know he'll make it, for jud has brains, too. lam Sixteen

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ELLERY W. MANN, JR. One of those admirable individuals who believe that it is better to be seen than heard. Ellery would prob- ably be one of our highest ranking students if there were no cars, no parties, and none of the fairer sex in this world. Should you be strolling down Cathedral Avenue some day and see a grinning fellow in a Lincoln Zephyr streak by you and turn into a driveway just two jumps ahead of a host of pursuing little white cars, don't be alarmed. lt will only be El playing tag with the cops. 15,1545 Qyfgriiecctcgkgg-'fb N is EEE , wg 6 1, sa gi i J I 22,-.,.EL:4:'.t:p':4',.-got . K 0 , alsmo ' 1, ff- ,, 1 . ' -- . Q' IQ ' is V L ' I I. ROBERT E. M1LEs J. V. Baseball '38, '39, '40, League Basketball '38, '39, '40, '41, Glee Club '38, '39, '40, Record Staff '40, Feature Editor of Record '4l, Editor-in-Chief of Sigillum '41, XVhen the jive waxes hot in little old jamaica Town, it is said that Bob really goes places. ln school, how- ever, this quiet, unassuming Saint has nonchalantly gotten such good marks that even in his junior year he became head boy of the school. We're not saying nice thing about him just because he's our boss, the editor-in-chief of the Sigillum, but we truly believe his code of live and let live will make him popular and successful wherever he goes, Iaqt Enqbteeu