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

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Michael Wade Mike has taken part in every form of activity the school has to offer. His chief hobby, how- ever, is model railroading. He is best known to his class as a hard worker and a true triend. The pause that refreshes Douglas White Doug, one of, the prominent members of his class, is distin- guished for his consistency as an honor man and his glowing ability to write and recite works of literature, Furthermore, he lends a big hand in hurling for the Midget baseball nine. Coming back from the library. John Weir Through his polite manner and orderly appearance John has be- come quite popular among his classmates. Extremely interested in mechanics regarding automo- biles John is quite a tinkerer and works at all times with perfect application to his tasks. l8l

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Planning a weekend. Anthony Quelette The most jovial member of the band, Tony has won a place for himself with his sunny dis- position, He played tackle on the football squad and managed the basketball team. His main hobby is stamp collecting. Edward Tobin ln the fall of 1945, Iona gained a first rate student in the per- son of Ed Tobin. In his first year's work, he earned the Re- igion Medal as a fitting reward for his consistent diligence in class and homework. Ed has won acclaim as a leading trum- peter in the Junior Band and is also eager to enlarge upon his George Prince George has exhibited a fine spi- rit of cooperation and teamwork during his enjoyable stay at the Iona Grammar School. During the recent year he has played on all three Midget teams, football, basketball, and baseball, ln ad- dition he took an active interest in dramatics and debate. stamp collection. David Smith Dave's keen interest in the field of sports as well as in his stu- dies has made him a genuine asset to the class. Dave was elected class president and par- ticipated in all three sports on the Midget squad for two years. l8O A Prince's Domain. . 4 i X . 5: SQ! ,ibn iii F? T .m-.1 ff 'x X

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r .W A shade of spiritual life at Iona in the chapel. HIS year's seventh grade is the largest in the school, being composed of 34 highly spirited and energetic lonians, More than 75 Un ofthe class has maintained first and second honors throughout the first three quarters, Witti over S200 collected in the missions, the seventh grade led the entire school with ease in this department, As for sports, the Midget football, basketball and baseball teams benefited well by the presence of several seventh grade representatives. Their interest in stamp-col- lecting and class projects was unsurpassed. In ad- dition, the seventh grade set the pace in the ac- tivity field, with Debate, Dramatics, Glee Club and Elocution, all being abetted oy class members. Hold that pose!