Iona Preparatory School - Saga Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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Squaring off. Xl-WA -f ,XX XXX X XKXX XXXXXXXXXXKXXXX Standing: E. Anglim, A Curry R Westphal M Second Row: J. Wilson R Balze T Johnston S amas ront Row: M.Clark J Mclnerney W McKenna J Brophy X UNDER the direction of Coach Steve Hamas and Brother McEnroe, the boxing squad meets every Friday night. Paccd by Richie Balze, fleet-footecl junior, and Tom Johnston, boxer par excellence, this activity, youngest of lona's many, struggles through its infancy, Among the many promising pugilists, Ralph Westphal and Bill Hickey hold high places, Ralph being a slugger and Bill a dancor . Bill McKenna, Monte Clark and Jack Mcln- erncy, although freshmen, can handle themselves admir- ably in the ring, Young Steve Hamas, Jack Wilson, Art Curry and Jerry Brophy spar diligently in a never ending battle for fistic independence. The Boxing Show of this year is but a prologue to the bouts promised for the Prep in the future and is a stepping stone in the realization of a fond dream . . . A championship boxing team.

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Chester Peet The most powerful section of the band, in volume if not in numbers, is thelitrumpet section. Mike Copeland, Tom Daly, Bob Sullivan and 'Luke Vacarro share the solo honors, while Sacks, Clark, Dunne, Keenan, Hamas, Micolino, Schlagle, and Migliaccio acflslsupport. ' The drum section, which contains the most varied number of instrumerlti. boasts Dick Unsworth on the bass drum, Jack Keating, Pete Fremd, Frank MCMal1an, and J. Ryan Uh the snares, Ed Foley on the cymbals, and Bill Austin playing the bells. During indoor performances, Jack Keating frequently doubled On the tympani. 1 Not to be forgotten are the saxaphones, capablyfplayeclby Cushman, Butkley, and Bricker, and the bass Section with 3byle and Siedel on the tubas and Walsh on the baritone horns. Dick Geiger, uniquely enough, is the. only ,trombone player in the band, but by 'tireless leffoftlhdppevfgitrmed ,the task as well as an entire section c0ufCl'hlMlllflfl:F M1 f' ' 'l Although at graduatlorfilt june several valuable musicians are departing, there is no doubt that the band under the direc- tion ot Mr. Focazio will remain the finely polished, well organ- ized unit it has always been in the past. Mater John Callahan Jack Keating

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