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

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Bob Finnan, Sandy Piracci, Joe lhlefeld, George La Pera, Richie Lynch. Sophomores Class 2A which was situated in Room 307 was renown for its outstanding contribu- tion to the Athletic department. The class officers who were elected were Joel lhlefeld as President, Tom Sheehan as Vice President, and Jack Benz as Treasurer. During the football season we were proud to have such men as George La Pera, Dennis Goss, Al Luciano, Bob Finnan lending their talent to the Varsity, not to mention Sal De Bouno, Joel lhlefeld, Don Hoffman, and Dennis Noviello who contributed to the J. V. all of their skill. When the winter cold closed in, Bob Heggy, Tom Sheehan, Joel lhlefeld, Andy Marshall and Larry Flynn were engaged in the Bowling League while Bob Finnan, Don Hoffman, and Pete Tay- lor were outstanding members of the swimming team. Although the class was reputed for its athletes, the members also put their best in an effort to keep up good grades. 46

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