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

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Lee Lahey One of the Dramatic Club'S wost colorful figures is Lee ahey, commonly referred to is Scooter , His participa ion in Midget football, base wall and basketball games iroved him to be a skillful ithlete, while his excellent lasswork indicates his abil ty as a student. Number please? Robert Koster Paul Kerin An honor student for both of his two years at Iona, Paul has been especially interested in Band, Dramatics and Jun- ior Glee Club. Popular among his schoolmates, Paul is a credit to his Alma Mater. Donald Jackson Another enthusiastic de- bater who hopes to continue this career when he enters high school is the ambitious Don Jackson. Don is a dili- worker and a commend- student. When Bob's sparkling eyes notice a room-full of people and the opportunity to pre- sent a speech, watch him pro- ceed to talk, joke and laugh in his own inimitable way. At all times, Bob is a sincere, dependable and true com- panion. Reading doth make a full man.

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Now this part William Frauenfelder Although in his first year at Iona, Bill holds a promi- nent position in the dramatic society. Having namerous hobbies, including coin col- lecting, minerology and stamps, Bill gives promise of future success. Augustine Huneeus When Gus departed from his native land, Chile, in l943, he came to lona and entered the fifth grade. After a brief stay of five months he returned to Chile where 'he resided until l946, when he again embarked on a voyage to the U. S. and reentered 'lona. Art is the apple of Gus ' eye. His scholastic standing is good, his friends, many, How'd you like that last put out? John Green John has impressed every one with the fine spirit h has displayed during his yea: at lona, He worked with tl' Dramatic group for two yeai and then entered Elocutiov William Donovan Bill, a member of the Sea Cadets, entered Iona in 1945. His free time is spent be- tween his hobby, boats, and the Dramatic Club. Bill can be counted on to keep every- thing s'hipshape .

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Li It Kit! if . 7?i ,'fiu if 1 Michael Mallon Coming from Washington, D. C., this is Mikc's first year at Iona. Besides playa ing on the Midget football and baseball teams, he is quite an artist and mem- bers of the class grcatly enjoyed his life-like cartoons and illustrations. One of his many hobbies is model railroad- ing. Mike likes life at Iona and hopes to remain here through high school. , N. . . , V 'P 3.5111 .51 r'.AZ-4t.'i.f '.i.iZf0-ravi, Mitellell May Buzzy is a resident of Bronxville, and a credit to that town and to Iona. A boy with a wide variety of interests, determination and a willingness to co- operate, he is sure to succeed in the future. Thomas MacDermott Tom is well-liked by all his classmates. This is natural because he always greets you with a broad smile and leaves you with a grand feelin . He has done well in 'his studies and s ows growing prom- ise as fs, a future scribe. ,N ..N 411.1 .....,,r, ,fs N... 'tw ws, :SJR James Martin Always a tremendous performer in the Midget football and baseball tussles, Big Jim was also a necessary boost to the success of the Debate and Dramatic Clubs. He is best known perhaps as old reliabIe. Midgets . . . but not in appetites. l78