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

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Joseph McKenna Joe, who came to Iona in the fifth grade, has been an important member of Minim and Midget teams. For several Richard Mayer New to Iona this year, Dick quickly took an active part in school life. He has played on the basketball and football teams, and has been a leader in the Reading Club. He is a good friend and a true Iona man. l years he was a faithful manager to the Prep's varsity foot- ' ball team. His amiable personality will insure him many friends in later life. David McQueeny Hailing from Briarcliff Manor, Bones has become an out- standing member of his class, He has matched his excellent scholastic achievements with the record he has left as a member of Minim and Midget basketball teams. We all wish Dave continued success in his future years at the Prep. I64 vi ES

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Joseph Mannix Five years ago Joe came to Iona. Ever since then he has been outstanding in many ways. An active member of the Band, he has been a mainstay of Midget and Minim football teams. We all look forward to seeing .loe in the Prep next Fall. Ronald Martini Ronnie came to Iona in the sixth grade. Since then he has made many friends while here. Ronnie has played on both football and baseball teams. He has also been active in the Dramatic Club. Next year the Prep will find Ronnie a valu- able addition to its student body. William May A student at Iona for the past four years, Bill has long been a part of the Iona scene. He has played on both Minim and Midget teams in addition to serving in the band. His personal charm and wit are sure to take Bill far in the coming years. 163

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Barry Mitchell ln his years at lona Red has been manager of the basket- ball team and has been on football and baseball teams. He has also been active in the Poster and Hobby Clubs, and in Elocution. His versatile nature will insure success in later life. George Renner A student at Iona for the past six years, George's place will not be easily filled when he moves to the Prep next Fall. He has played Midget football, and baseball and contributed his talents to Elocution and Debate. We wish George great success in the future years. 165 John O'Hara Selected by his classmates as the best dressed in the Class of '52 .lack has lent his talents to the Glee Club and the Baseball team. But despite these extra-curricular activities John holds an exceptionally high average. His class can be proud of him.