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

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as f.., ...aa ..:.. '15 A551 ' Pat Grace, Frank Ryan, Tom Joyce, Dick Power, Bob Porter. --1 I John Cummings, Joe Waters, Kevin Coffey, Bill Sheppard, John Cain, Paul Ellinghaus. Front Row: Gene Gunn, Tony Cecere, Pete Ewald. Back Row: Fred Cuneo, Tony Garcia, Doug Dunbar. 55 Front Row: Gerard Austin, Brian Walsh, Bob Schaeffer. Back Row: Pete Mulvey, Pete Ritzcovan, 'Pete O'Brien, Ed Coleman. fl 'wie ri-., fa.. 1

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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

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Front Row: Frank Mooney, Bob McGrath, Terry Corcoran. Back Row: John Gaudet, Arnie Mathias, Jeff Hall, Houston Dunn. Frosh They say that Progress never stands still, Room 305 is not one to disprove this state- ment. Though fresh out of grammar school, we quickly adapted ourselves so as to fit into lona's curriculum. This year began with the election of class officers. These positions were ably filled by John T. Onuska, President, Arnola Mathias, Vice President, Bob Cullen, Secretary, Frank Borelli, Treasurer. The sport season started off with a bang. Those men of the J, V. Gridiron Squad were Hall, Dunn, Cullen, Kennedy, O'Rourke, Cohan, accordingly the basketball talent was shown by Ed Cohan, Bill O'Rourke. 305 again showed its managing ability by delegating Bob Bonoccorso as Varsity and Walte Kennedy J. V. managers. 56