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

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George Collamore, Don Gillies, Pete Sullivan, Bill Fallon, John Gleeson. ike Comiskey, Bill Bradley, Andy lssola, Mike Marra, Ed Carrol, Ed Kelly. 53 ff,.....q,l Front Row: Bill McBride, Tom Kennedy. Back Row: Walt Dallenbach, Andy Connolly, Richie Vaughn, Bob Winslow. Front Row: Richie Brown, John Stout, Artie Milton. Back Row: Eno DePasquale, Tom Casey, Harvey Hoyt. -f--w - --ei - -f - -- -f Y- W - -f f 4-'- f-- r --M H -mm1JA'-

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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

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,.,, , , r 5 K X ff' r 2 rr' it ' was Tom Gray, Lee Gannon, Dave Avitabile, Bob Mullin, Tom Molyneaux, Don Headen. i Frosh g Early September found the boys of 203 getting acquainted with Iona and their fellow classmates. Soon after school started we elected class officers. President, Richard Porterg Vice President, Robert Schaeffer. Scholastically, we have tried to live up to lona's standards, and judging from the fact that six of the men have attained honors, we feel that we have done well. Robert Schaeffer has done much to help make our class one of the top classes by winning the public speaking contest, open to freshmen and sophomores. Autumn afternoons found Fred Cuneo practicing with the iayvee football squad. Our hill and dale men, Frank Ryan and Gene Gunn were also working out at this time. As winter approached, our thoughts turned to basketball and swimming. Three of our classmates were members of the frosh basketball team. They were Waters, Joyce and Coffey. The members of the class are looking forward to the spring baseball and track. Many of the members of the class participate in the various activities. The members ofthe glee club are: Mullin, O'Brien, Dunbar and many more. We have many representatives in the camera club, too. The members of the class of '55 are looking forward with much anticipation to the fol- lowing years at Iona . . . 54