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

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1 ' I ,fl , 1 HIS year,'the burdens df band moderator Brother Dillemuth and director Mr. Focazio were greatlyflirjlfwtened by the addition of manifnew members to the Junior Band. ':h'rr Aifl the boys took privatefles- sons andassa result, many rehearsals were held together. Tfldroughtheir conscientious practice and effort, the boys gave a commendable con- cert for the mothers at the conclus- ion of the school year. The talents of Ed Tobin, Paul Kerin, George Weiss, Tony Quellette and Ed Huneeus helped to form a bigger and better musical aggregation, Hot Trumpefers P. Kerin, E. Tobin, J. Cesario. Jam Session A. Ouellette, E. McCabe, W. Weiss, F. Huneeus. High Notes T. Carroll, B. Manson, T. Kelly, P. Morrissey. Forward March . . .

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'uulf fx ff 62 Q4 -2 o 'fig - . f ., ' 'ff K J, 2 ff X XJ! B. Mahoney, E. Barry, C. Booth, P. Brunemeister, M. Wade, J. McLoughlin. HE colorful Dramatic Society, under the precise supervision of Brother Fitzsimmons, produced three plays of notable success this year. All three pre- sentations were immensely enjoyed by the Grammar School audience and the director was well pleased. Alan Daley, Bernard Corbalis and Lee Lahey shared stellar roles in the stirring production, Putting It Across. Revere, Hancock and Adams, Patriots of the Revolution, saw Bill Mahoney, Pete Brunemeister, Eugene Barry and Jim McLoughlin favor- ably cast in an appealing play. The holi- day presentation, Thanksgiving Day at Beanville School, had the combined talents of stars Brunemeister and Brow- nell to conclude a successful season of hit productions. D. Smith, L. Brownell, C. Gersback, T. MacDermott, H. McGrath, F. Adams, W. Baxter, W. Donovan, C. Shields, D. Carroll, C. Connolley, G. Hammel. Rev, Bro. Fitzsimmons L. Lahey, B. Corbalis, A. Daley N. Kenny.

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in x.uliLlusI0r1 . . . r'rOr1Y KOW7 Lv. l-'FIIWCE lsfandlrlgl, G. NOODBF1, G. Tormey. Second Row: D. Jackson, D. Collins. ff f ll l fgfix mi, 'V 4' Q, nf I Awullwl f illl,,r,,1ilil,f 'ws XV ff IM' f NX l Q .1 ,., ff ? my 6 fw .lk N Xt xxx llllllllll .1 E C 4 E2 . gi M W E ii D-x,,',,-g if '- XR tx i ,gi!!'f'illlg i f if X ' ,lxtiii tx 4 is x in F573 r ' 4 f, ,' ' D921 nik ily? ls l NEW addition to this year's Grammar School activity department was the estab- lishment of the versatile Debate Club. Under the moderatorship of Brother Martin, this or- ganization developed a group of intelligent speakers who will be capable ot High School competition in the near future. This activity's under the leadership of officers Douglas White, Daniel Collins and Cooper Byrne. Dur- ing the course of the year, many interesting debates were staged, The various members are to be congratulated tor the extreme interest they took in their duties, as shown by their dili- gent research and earnest preparation. competent members collaborated thrice weekly it G E 0 Qeebn-twv' 4 Qfilasgsq K fihvf tk 11 - H - ., X I Mr. Chairman, gentlemen . . . Front Row: R. Finnan, W. Treanor and rv W. Tate. fa Second Row: W. Cleary, W. Hanson, and T. CaLlahan. Back Row: D. White, O. Mandville and C. Byrne. f l93