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

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REV. BRO. A. M. McADAMS REV. BRO. W. A. O'GORMAN REV. BRO. J. G. CLARK Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Sixth Grade REV. BRO. J. A. BROSNAN REV. BRO. A. C. BYRNES Fifth Grade Fourth Grade REV. BRO. F. C. SHANNON REV. BRO. J. L. O'TOOLE REV. BRO. E. M. TRACEY Second Grade Third Grade First Grade

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As the members of the class of '52 graduate from lona Grammar School, a period of their lives, ever to be remembered and cherished, comes to a close. Many happy memories come crowding to their minds , . . their first samplings of learning in the lower grades . . . first Holy Communion . . . adventures in new classes . . . all these and more, but they take with them more than just a pleasant memory, they bear the results of the finest, the only complete education, a Christian education. lntellectually, they have been prepared for lite by men who have devoted their lives to the education of youth. The fruits of their labor may be observed in the high scholastic achievements of these boys. But the physical education of these boys has not been neglected. Under an extensive athletic program, they have had the opportunity to develop strong, healthy bodies. Most important of all, however, is the spiritual education which these boys have received. Through daily religious instruction, they have been pre- pared for the only Final Examination that counts. l55