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

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Pete Duffy, Tom Farrell, Ray Konopka Don Hoffman, Bob Shannon, Bart Panessa. Row: Bob Dallen- Al Luciano. Back Jim Lynch, Mat Di Giorgi, Fred Herr. 51 Kneeling: Dick Steele, Clyde Morris. Standing: Wally Waldbridge, Dick Goggin, Bill Bourne. President. . , JIM RYAN Vice President . . DICK STEELE Treasurer . . . . BILL BALET Secretary . . . . MAT DiGIORGl 4 Bill Balet, Kevin Smith, Andy Manley, Jim O'Donnell, Vin lndiveri. Sitting: Paul Maus, Eddie Foy, Tony Poglinco Standing: Pat Grosso, George Eichner, Nick De Menna,

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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

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C G? Jim Farrell, Pete Quinn, Jim Herbert, Jack King, Paul Kelly. Frosh On September lO, Brother Moore welcomed thirty-three freshmen to Iona Prep. Thoughts of future years at lona and what they would bring was perhaps, the thought predominant in the minds of the majority of the boys. A few days after school began, class elections were held. Bill McBride was elected Presi- dent, while the officerships of Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer were filled by Ed Kelly, John Stout and Donald Gilles respectively. The glee club claimed most of our talents, but 2Ol was also represented in the Poster Club, Public speaking and Debate. lA has also distinguished itself scholastically. A good percentage of the boys were win- ners of scholarships and four boys, Bill McBride, Ed Kelly, Andrew Connolly and Owen Reyn- olds obtained consistently high grades. Our acheivements, however were not limited to the classroom. 201 was well represented on the jayvee football team and the freshman basketball team, swimming and track teams. We will never forget our freshman year at Iona and we are happily anticipating our future years at lona Prep. 52