Xaverian High School - Clipper Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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JAMES WARREN President Had a poll been conducted for the busiest senior, those who knew him would have chosen James Warren, President of the Student Body. His widely known success in track since his freshman year is the result of devoted practice. His four year scholastic effort at Xaverian has been complemented by being an active member of the Sodality. His election as president was the student's acknowledgment of Jim's four years of conscientious work in behalf of the school. JOHN MONAHAN Vice-President John Monahan is probably best known for his athletic accomplishments at Xaverian. Throughout his four years here. he has excelled as a member of both the J.V. and Varsity Basketball, as well as Baseball teams. But even though his athletic record is well-known, John cannot be forgotten for his work as an officer of SAC. He has served as Vice-President during his freshman and senior years. The excellence of John's high school years has definitely earned for him a splendid beginning for his college career. SENIOR OFFICERS I96O-I96I MICHAEL O'NEILL Secretary Rarely does one find a person who is such an asset to a school. Mike has given Xaverian both his scholastic and athletic ability. A member of SAC and the baseball team for four years, he served as Secretary of SAC in his senior year as well as fulfilling the manifold duties of Intramurals Commissioner. As a result of his scholastic ability and continued hard work he was awarded a New York State Regents Scholarship. Mike has given his services to Xaverian for the past four years, and both sides have greatly benefited from his leadership. PHILIP CUCURA Treasurer One of the busiest students in Xaverian is the Treasurer of the Student Activities Council, Philip Curcura. Phil, Rwittiest and most popular man in the Class of '61, captained the Varsity Bowling Team as a junior, managed the baseball team for two years and served as a class officer for four years. As Chairman of the Raffle Drive and a big member of the Dance Committee, he has kept SAC's financial records straight. His wit and pleasant personality have made for him many friends at Xaverian and will continue to do so in the future. xsxixga xx J Q . ts X X this Qsemsf k N X xx f X csv A i wks X is ' psiasfsa. A H A . as -. . ,sf ,pgs A . 3.51 . ' i , - N15 . wi 'S-liliijivj 5SCQ'ElEZf1Q'f9fEV5wQ .555 fin-ijQ'E125.vi5 ..s...,ss:-essm:-ef, MK -Rakes. , s -...swf some , X- -was 1 -fi if.-5' fl-t ' K Q5 ifix A gpg, fi. ..,1- x .. .. sf . g .. sx . is is xv . Er - -Wiffff! V swf , . ,E -rg

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PASQUALE J. ACCARDO CHARLES ACCETTOLA St. Frances de Chantel. Leo Blessed Sacrament. Leo Honor Honor 3, 45 Math Club 35 X- 3, 43 Sodality 2, 33 Track 1, 2, Press 1, 2. 5423 12 Avenue. 3, 4. 238 College Avenue. DANIEL T. AMES Holy Name. Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 166 Prospect Park West. PHILIP J. ALICATA St. Frances de Chantel. Leo Honor 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2. 1460 59 Street. I E g , Q . . is-g - ,r E t 33' gal: X .xg 3 X QM E25 s J. ANSELMO TE PER Holy Cross. Sodality 2, 35 In- tramurals 3g Track 1, 2, 3. 3216 Snyder Avenue. C -.I RICHARD J. AQUINO Our Lady of Guadalupe. Sodal- ity 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 1620 Bay Ridge Avenue. ...,, xirr . A ,Qs ---- i K SALVATORE J. AMATO Our Lady of Guadalupe. Sodal- ity 1, 25 Intramurals 1. 1429 75 Street. CLASS 0F I96I HEY BUDDY, this is no good, says Brother Claude to Bob Di Brienza as he tries to slip him a rotten two bits.