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

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f The dance tloor December The Prom Once again, as it had been all during our our time at Iona, the Senior Prom was- the high light of the Christmas season. More than one hundred couples danced to the music of Will Bradley and his orchestra on that memorable night. The decorations were the most beautiful and the most elaborate ever seen at Iona. All agreed that the Senior Prom of l95I was the finest ever held at Iona. The feature of the evening was- the crowning of Miss Ellen Barrett as the beautiful queen of the Prom. Credit for the prom's outstanding success goes to the energetic committee, headed by Leo O'Donovan, assisted by Secretary Bob Bund- schuh, Treasurer Hugh Kelly, and a committee of twenty-five. Reverend Brother H. B. Heaphy was moderator.

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3 'pul.f,jf-'- Back to the old grind. ii!! P Ms- January Happy New Year Mid Year Exams ' The first week in January found all Iona men trudging back to school, with memories of the Senior Prom and New Years Eve fresh in their minds. All of this soon forgotten, however, as the horrible realiza- tion that mid-terms were only three weeks away, dawned on all of us. With the exams out of the way, we turned our thoughts to the lighter side of life, the dance, the basketball games, and the good times enjoyed by all Iona men. Our sensational basketball team continued on its winning ways and everyone looked forward to the possibility of a bid to one of the post season tournaments. Z,-f,, HID-YR. Ellfllli - - A-we 71 'xa 'v- Eggs Ewa-1 ff ,L K' JR