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

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M VINCE DIFIORE, KEN GERMANN Coaches BROTHER W. S. BARRY Moderator ONG before that back to school feeling permeated through New Rochelle and adjacent :ities that housed many of the Iona students, thirty-three fellows, Iona students also, had realized another feeling that they considered strong enough to make them leave summer jobs or vacation resorts to play a sport they really loved-football. lt was a big thing to them, for long after studies were forgotten and other memories of high school days passed, they would recall their service to the school on the gridiron. They felt those first hard days during the hot weather, when their heavy equipment clung to their backs already gleaming with sweat. They y felt also the aches and pains of condition- T T. T ing. But their great school spirit enabled them to take these things in their stride and go on until the day of the first game when they finally worked for the first time together as a unit. Their love for the sport carried them through eight undefeated and untied games. They were rewarded by honor and tribute. lt's over now but even though the equipment has left the school and the boys have gone on to other fields of endeavor there will always be remem- brances for years to come of the un- conquerable Fighting Irish of '-46 , Mana 54 f Qers: Connolly .int If BILL M MOR ost Valuable 5,15 Moderator layer Massmann Fan ' e Ili, Brown But kley