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

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W That's a joke, son. A. King, J. De Ynchausti, P. Salveson, R. Mason, D. Duffy, C. Gersloach, L. Hanson. A few moments rest after a tough day's work. L. McTague, D. Hoffman, J. lhlefeld, M. Simons, W. Fogarty, F. Huneeus, J. Beck- man, W. Lanson, M. Nesbitt, G, Landegger, T. Kelly, R. Macklnnon. Begging for a home 'Url- , t , J. M Mahon, D. McMahon, HZ Willy' ili.P3Li'Zl P- Mcoffissevf E- F'Y ' A- Mezzullo. ACH spirit-packed 'boy in this class is engaged in some cultu- ral activity. Some of the fifth grade candidates may be found chirping a pleasant tune in the Junior Glee and others reciting a historical poem in the Elocution Club. But above this, they chose football as their chief in- terest, and placed several men on the Minim squad. Softball games against other grades attracted the attendance of numerous fellow schoolmates. All the boys showed considerable effort in backing all lona's functions. 184

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Gianino, M. Kenne T. Carroll E. Ladin F. Signals on . . . , Y 1 , May, J. Cesarlo, Ryan, W. Hanson. DICTIONARY FULL of complimentary ad- jectives could be exhausted to describe these boys. They had all the qualities of a grand group of active, cheerful and industrious fellows. Throughout the course of the year, they work- ed hard at their studies and those boys who achieved a 9021 or above average, received honor certificates in acknowledgment of their earnest ap- plication. Many of the fellows helped to make the Minim team a success and they had representatives in all the Grammar School activities. Constantly active and buzzing with life, they made the rainy days more cheerful and the dull days a little brighter. Sixth Graders at work and at rest. 1:4 Deeply engrossed in study. Front Row: J. Mullen, V. Draddy, J. Irwin, M Cinguina. Back Row: C. Connolly, R. Finnan, G. Mannix. ,ii -wa hd' v ,83 s. Maman, D. copeiand, J. eau-ne, J. Juergens, R. Ryan. A M X R. MacDermott, W. Fitzpatrick. , New K g' 4 042

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LL through the recent campaign, these boys have been full of pep, vi- gor and the earnestness to succeed. Their spirit of whole-heartedness and sincerity was clearly evident in all tasks that they undertook. The realization of their all important duties was quite an important thing in their daily lives. Furthermore, the Fourth Graders are striving for achievement through study. ln conclu- sion, it would be most difficult to doubt that Fourth Grade brought the elements of pep, vigor and success into the activi- ties of the school in which they had a part. Letting off steam. Brown, T. Burtis. P. Leahy. Front Row: W. Wyatt, J. McKenna, H. Wyatt Fallon and J. Trainor. Back Row: T. Burtis, J. Kenny, F. Lonano, McFadden, T. Allen and R. Coo. 185 9:00 A. M .... Why Hasten? Front Row: M. Calderazzo and W. Wyatt. Second Row: R. Snellgrove and T. Carroll. Back Row: E. Coleman, E. McCanney and G. Hogben. Standing: H, Hoyt, J. Brulatour G On the ground: W. Byrne and