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

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Kneeling: J. Stoffel, T. Carroll, R. Gianino, Henry Wyatt. Back Row: K. O'Brien, R. Biekenstock, R. Santarigelo, P. Leahy, W. Wyatt, D. lr- win, W. Lonergan, J. Rucquoi, J, Treanor, M. Kilbane, K. Van Heel, N. Kenny, J. O Hara, P. Fallon, H. Hoyt, T. Allen, R. Coombs, W. Byrne, J. Davis, E. McCanney. MINENCE engulfed the Junior Glee Club, guided by Brother Killelea this year, through the highly laudable performance given in the Greater Iona Production, H. M, S, Pinaforef' ln addi- tion to the latter achievement, the Junior Glee Club, along with the entertainment com- panionship of the Junior Glee Club, composed of younger boys and moderated by Brother McEnroe, rendered frequent warmly received selections for the Mother's Auxiliary and the Grammar School assemblies. MODERATOR BROTHER KILLELEA 5 -u lx 115 in jf-r Xy 'ali ii:-' if l-Fi iq -glgrht lxff... WEE x Q I A-4' 'll' in l'p?i '- QQ - s-Ex .chi G p- si. I YEL?-if-S-X X mlb. v 1 I -,A X .gg--Sv 1 'th -- n -N - ' f ,Q CES., QV - A B5 - ' l ,4nr ,Va xl in mfxl' f xg..-: - 5 C- kr N ' MODERATOR BROTHER MCENROE gg 1310 Back Row: D. Copeland, E. Laden, L. Hanson, C. McCullough, J. O'Leary, E. Wolf, W. Irwin, J. Nuvolini, W. Hollinger. Front Row: J. Calderrazzo, J. Mullen, F. May, W. Fogarty, A. King, M. Simons, M. Nesbitt, D. Duffy, J. lhleteld.

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W. a . . ' . School Days . . . Front Row: R. Birkenstock, G. Cleary, D. Hoyt and D. Adamson. Back Row: W. Lonergan, R. Remuzzi. Silent Reading . . . G. Houk, P. Huneeus, J. Walker and R. Wheeler, we L Moira? cCa A .H Glo 6591. 'nQ5 l . Moll How are ml Miirabelll' J' D- Ha is. P' EPTEMBER, l946, saw fourteen slightly be- wildered little boys enter lona's first grade. Within a few weeks, however, they felt per- fectly at ease in their new home. Soon, they were supporting every Iona function to the best of their ability, Crowning their first year at Iona with enthusiasm and success was the ini- tial graders' First Holy Communion, an experi- ence that will be retained in their memories forever. With such a promising start, much can be expected from this first grade, lona's Class of l958. 188 K or Brien one lo plan

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ff r ti 3 Hi P. McFadden prepares to address the class. OASTING a fine array ot excellent speakers, the 1946-47 Senior and Junior Elocution Classes were moderated by Brother Bradley and Brother Keane, respectively. Each of the many meetings contained individual and group recita- tions, debates and interpretive readings. Through these ends, the development in its members to speak well with perfect articulation and ease was accomplished. The conscientious preparation and partici- pation of each member makes this activ- ity highly beneficial, as well as very en' joyable. Quoth the Raven Nevermoref' Moderators Brother Bradley Brother Keane