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

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E5 .. Q1 V John Kelly, Ben Lopez, Sam Pagano, Philip Austin, Don Dunham, Roger Alllegro George O'Keefe, Pete Butler. Mike Simons, George Kuhn. Clockwise from top: George Case, Anthony Pagen, George Landegger, Herb Tinsley, Don Straub. Vosswinekel, Ted Van de Kamp, Charlie Nessler Gerry Morris, Jim Cerratta. 49 Bob Maus, Ed Frampton, Tony Carriero, Jim Dandry, Greg Rossie.

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' , I. I - 1 45 '21 L-W' '5fa lVga fr 'ff - flu ,cw ft 'gnsfizfsgmf' .eiw,3:g?,-fi'aa-msts' 'aa 'Q rf- J-' :f4.iTTf 'i'fI1?f MT Q1 1. ti vi 3 Pete Sullivan, Larry Severino, John Wyser, John Walsh, Bob Byron, Frank l-leinze. Sophomores As we, the sophomore class of 303, return ed in September of this school year, we seemed once again to be entering the school for the first time as we moved up to the second floor and into the select company of the Juniors and Seniors. Then we had the added novelty and pleas- ure of meeting our new teachers, Brother Duggan, Brother O'Neill, Mr. Martin and Mr. Agoglia, I think that we can safely say that all of us benefited from their fine example and teaching this past year. The new subjects, Geometry and Biology, presented a problem for a short time but after a while we became used to them and this problem soon vanished. On the whole our class may look back upon the year l952 with pride in our accomplish- ments in both athletic and scholastic fields. The J.V. baseball, basketball and football teams were enriched with the talents of various members of our class, as were the Track, Tennis and Bowling Teams. In short, this year has been a very successful one for the members of our class as they showed themselves to be true Iona men in both the classroom and on the ath- letic field. We all look forward to our .lunior year at Iona, confident that we will overcome all of our trials and give added prestige to the name of Iona. 48

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Tom Shea, Ed Echeverria, Paul Morrissey, John Schlotter, Jim Ryan. Sophomores After renewing freshmen friendships and welcoming the many new faces. Class 2C started the second successful year at Iona. Under the able leadership of our homeroom teacher, Brother Otto, we elected our class officers. Jim Ryan was elected President, Dick Steele as Vice President, Bill Balet, as Treasurer, and finally Mat DiGiorgi as Class Secretary. September found many talented members of the class holding positions of importance on J.V. Football team. Some of these athletes were Wally Walbridge, Jack Schlotter, Dick Steele, Dick Goggin, Tony Poglinco, Bart Pennessa and Bob Dallenback. Ray Konopka and Bob Shan- non were the only class representatives on the varsity teams, football and basketball respec- tively. Spring has already found many aspirants out on the Varsity and J.V. diamonds. Out- standing bowlers were Vincent lndiveri, Paul Morrissey, Andy Marshall and Wally Walbridge. ln intramurals, 2c's Barracudas were also on top in the Sophomore division. We of ZC, having completed a very successful sophomore year both scholastically as well as athletically, look forward with eager anticipation towards the coming Junior year. 50