Iona College - ICANN Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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 J. NkSHS?' S i I 1 RAYMOND S. JUDD Basketball (Mgr.) 4—Handball 2. 3—Iona News Senior Prom Committee—Year Book Day- is the most conscientious and ardent booster that a v Senior Class of Iona has ever known. The class is greatly indebted to him for his work in making both the Junior and Senior Proms the great successes that they were. With his humorous dis- sertations on current topics he has brightened many a period dur- ing the long days. In this, our last year at Iona. Ray was man- ager of our successful basketball team, but due to illness was absent for most of the season: but he came back from his long attack with the same cheery disposition, the same Ray we have always liked and always will. About the only objection we have to him is his passion for old broken down and noisy chariots. Nevertheless, it is with an exceedingly heavy heart that we bid good-bye to our comrade who has ever offered himself unselfishly to better the Class of ’31. [Page Twenty-nine]

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y D R 1 B d i -4 J R i 3 GEORGE KENNEY Baseball 2. 3. 4—Football 2. 3. 4—Football Capt. 4 Basketball 3, 4—Monogram Club 2. 3. 4 ( EORGE is known widely for his athletic prowess. He has ry starred in baseball, football and basketball for three years. In his Senior year he captained the winning football team. He is a good student and is liked everywhere he goes. Apparently George is a quiet and attractive looking young man. but those who know him a little better might not dispute his good looks, but most cer- tainly would his quietude. His humor often breaks forth into re- marks which are of truly rare wit. Quite often a great disturbance in the class-room arises around about iMr. Kenney s desk. George himself, usually remains calm and unruffled, thus ; ving away his guilt. George is an idol of the school. The underg s a'1 look up to this man whose charm attracts them and whose n nerve, dis- played so brilliantly on the football field, inspires them. He is easily one of the most popular boys in the school and especially loved by the Senior class. George represents everything toat is clean, fair and manly. He is every inch a gentleman, a true friend a game fighter and a model American boy. we re proud of ou George. Wherever he goes his virtues will give him every break he needs and with him goes our prayers. F p (Page Thirty]