Manhattan College High School - Prep Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1946 volume:

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I Mr Harry L Bennett Econom1c C1t1zensh1p Physzcal Traznzng Mr Charles F Wmans English H1SfOIY Dramatzcs Mr WIIIIGIHI Reedy 16 English, Prepster n 'D Mrs Helen Heckendorn Secretary Mr George M Colhns Enghsh Debatlng Mrs George M Co1l1ns Lzbrcmcn I7 I rrrr l . I ' 1 , v 'wil IR X , E . u ,,....... gm.-.. if g ,-., Z , 3 'UD 31' l C' K ,.,,111.k S Senlor Class Hlstory F RESHMAN September 1942 the Class of 46 gets rts frrst ghmpse of Manhattan Prep frrst day confusron g1ves us the rmpressron that we are on a perpetual vacat1on fmally d1v1ded 1nto two frosh classes and lntroduced to our teachers Brother Maurelle and Mr Reedy Weekly report cards shock us 1nto realrty Frrst Quarterly Exams Retreat precedes Thanksgrvmg Hol1days Frosh B downs Frosh A 12 6 1n exc1t1ng football epxc Second Quarter regular rout1ne rnterrupted by Chr1stmas vacat1on return to school welcomed by Inspector s Exams Accelerated courses begrn w1th th1rd quarter 20 new Freshmen attempt to complete f1rst year w1th or1g1nal classes Physlcal tram 1ng so they call 1t proves an obstacle to buddrng commandos Thlrd Quar terly exams Freshman baseball team led by Captam Ronald Corbahs and prtchers Hugh C No hrt J Curran and Mar1o Scolaro goes through undefeated season Iune bnngs annual boatnde Sen1ors ask famous Prep Questxon Where to Frosh Bear Mountam? Bear Mounta1n or would you prefer Bear Mounta1n'P Bear Mounta1n was chosen by an overwhelmmg majonty Fmal exams and promot1on SOPHOMORE School resumes d1v1s1on rnto three classes under gu1dance of Brother B Henry Brother C Paul and Brother D Franc1s Occupatlon forces of A S T P 1nvade Quadrangle Brother Chnstlan becomes head of Hrgh School because of rllness of Brother E Ioseph Student Counc1l begxns chalk battles end I V Basketball features Sophs Chlck Malone does great 1ob on track team Spnngtxme and baseball season beg1ns Last year s Fresh men star on Iunror Varslty Annual boat r1de Guess where? Certa1n ultra ultra Sophomores hold pnvate outlng to Rye Beach Remember Iohn'P Regents week promotions IUNIOR Now exalted Iumors we once more cl1mb the many steps numerous changes confront us tremendous yump rn enrollment A S T P has evacu ated Accelerated courses are de accelerated Back to two classes Brother W11l1am s and Brother Franc1s Pa sword of 202 Poot T1ngs Way Phys1cs confuslon rergns as many teachers try out for post f1nally settle down wrth Brother A Iohn All Iunrors rehve ch1ldhood expenences as Brother Arnold Ioseph decrees Autob1ograph1es from everybody by February l Senror shortage allows Iumors to part1c1pate rn govern1ng the school as Robert Doyle Albert Latchford Ioseph Moyna Iohn Murray and Edward Powers re ce1ve appolntments to the Student Counc1l Varsrty basketball team reenforced by next years Sen1ors Muscle men Al Latchford and Mlke P1Otl1 desert Manhattan for the Navy Annual boatrrde CI wonder where'Pl Regents week We welcome vacat1on 20 I C I 1 . . . ' 1 1 . . . , 11 11 11 11 - - - - 1 . . . 1 . 1 ' - 11 - 11 - 11 . . 1 - 1 . 11 . . . . . 1 . . . . 1 11 - ll - . . - 1 u 11 - - ' . 1 . 1 . , . . . . . . ' . 1 . 1 . . 1 . 1 A 11 . 1 11 4 1 . Z3 ' ' U , . . 1 D 1, . . u 1 1 1 ' 1 . . . . . . . 1 . . 1 SENIOBS We enter the fourth and flnal year the largest Senior Class 1n several years Two hard working students Hubert P McLoughlin and Ioseph T Moyna leave to join Rehgrous Orders Two most enjoyable periods Chemistry Kkeep your hands off the equipment Romanol and Tng tTra1na dont confuse the issue? Flrst class meeting was held in Hayes audltonum Officers are elected after much campaigning Hugh Curran becomes pres1dent Mar1o Scolaro vice president Iohn Malone secretary Fred Valeno treasurer Soc1a1 events 1mmed1ate1y undertaken first skat1ng party a great success three dances follow Pet annoyance of Sen1or year develops as Lautz and Scolaro daily render drum duets Yearbook is d1scussed before Chrlstrnas Vacat1on Return to school features GCl1V1l19S 1n full swing Basketball team is led by co capta1ns Ted Behakoff and Hugh Curran Iohn Murray captains swimming team Yearbook fmally commences After staff 1S chosen Iohn Malone and Ioseph O Ne1ll are made assoc1ate editors Now as this article goes to press all seniors eagerly awa1t the prom the yearbook and graduation As we look back over the past years we realize that truly a happy phase of their gratitude to Brother E loseph and Brother Christian our prmcrpals to all the teachers who have helped to make our stay at Manhattan most enjoyable and especially to Brother Arnold Ioseph Senior Moderator whose tireless efforts in our behalf and unfaltenng faith 1n our ab1l1ty have made poss1ble th1s publr CGUOI1 and all other act1v1t1es 1n Wh1Ch we have engaged 2l our lives is about to draw to a close. The Seniors take this opportunity to express , 'Q 4 1 f X - pf , of If lj' r awk, ,E Ji V I 1 H' Bob MISSIOH SOC1efY1 2 3 4 Honor So ciety 1 2 Glee Club 1 4 THEODORE W BELIAKOFF Ted Student Council 4 Glee Club 4 Swimming2 Basketba11IV 2 Var- sity 3 Co-Captain 4 Baseball IV 2 Varsity 3 4 ep g ROBERT BOLAND 22 RICHARD F BREW D1ck M1ss1on SOC1elYl 2 3 4 Prom Com m1ttee4 SW1mm1ng3 4 Intramura Footballl 2 3 Basketball 4 IOHN I BROWNE I ohnny Archconfraternlty Officer 4: Honor Socmety 3: Class Offlcer 3: Orches tra 3: Debat1ng 3, 4: Dramatlcs 3, 4: Prom Comm1ttee 4: Year Book 4: Student Council 4: Glee Club 4: Cross Country Manager 4. , -73,2ffi,:,g - f5Qj4f?fQ sky F l , fz'n 1Z.2: -vi mztfkw Jw F ' u . -f Y , 1 U 4 J - ' ll - ll , ,I 15 m, t . . . . - 4 1 I 1 1 . ' . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v . V Il ll WALTER R BYER Walt MISSIOD SOCIETY 3, 4, Apostleshlp of Prayer 3, 4: Glee Club 4. ANTHONY T BUZZONI Buzz Honor Soclety 2 3 Orchestra 3 Glee Club 4 Prepster 4 Prom Com mrttee 4 Yearbook 4 Student Counc114 Cross Country2 3 Track EDWARD W CADMUS M1ss1on Soclety 3 4 Drcxmcxtlcs 4 Prepster 4 Cheerleader Corptcnn 3 4 Bcrsketbcr11IV McrnQger3 Track N 2 ROBERT H CAMMACK Bob MISSIOH Soc1ety 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Yearbook 4 ROBERTI CHRISTEN Kns Debatlngl 2 3 Offlcer 4 Trackl 2 Intramural Footballl 2 Basket ba l 3 WILLIAM I CARROLL 1 MISSIOH SOC1elY 3 4 Glee Club 4 Basketball 4 IOHN V CLEARY ack M1ss1on Soc1ety 3 4 Prom Comm1t tee 4 Intramural Basketball 3 1 MICHAEL I COLEMAN M lke Honor SOCIGIY 1 Prom Commlttee 4 Glee Club 4 Cross Country 1 Basketball IV Manager 2 Intra mural Footballl 2 Basketballl 3 Z RONALD C CORBALIS Senator Honor Soclety 1 2 3 Class Ofhcer l 2 Glee Clubl Debatmgl 2 4 Oft1cer 3 Dramatlcs 3 4 Prepster 4 Yearbook 4 Student Councll 4 Baseball IV 2 3 Vars1ty 4 Swlm mlng 2, 4, Captaln 3 Intramural Football l, 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 GEORGEM CONNOLLY Drllworth Honor SOC19lY 3 Dramatlcs 3 4 Prom Cornm1ttee 4 Swlmmlng 3 Intramural Basketball 4 i ' I ,' 4 ll - 11 rv .V X . . . 1 1 1 . . ll ll 1 1 1 0 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . ' 1 1 1 O l I O 1 1 1 ' . . U . - - ' 1 1 1 . . . D 1 . GEORGE D CROWLEY Glee Club 1 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Basketball IV 2 Baseball IV 2 Sw1mm1ng 3 4 Intramural Basket bal 2 3 4 HUGH D CURRAN Hu Honor Socletyl Class Offlcerl 4 Glee Club 2 Prepster 3 Student Councll 4 Baseball Manager 2 Basketball IV 2 Vars1ty 3 Co Captaln 4 Intramural Football 1 basketball 1, 2. ROBERT I DOYLE Bob Honor SOC19lY l 2 3 Class Offlcer 2 Student Counc1l3 4 Cross Coun tryl BaseballIV l 2 Vars1ty3 4 Basketball IV 2 Varslty 3 4 LOUIS D DelOIE II Loulou M1ss1on Soclety 4 Glee Club 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Track 4 EDWARD M DULLAGHAN E ddie ship of Prayer 1 2 3 4 I AMES B FENNELL 1m Orchestra 3 Prom Committee 4 In tramural Football 1 2 Basketball Mission Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Apostle- ft Z J 4 A A I VV I Ill' ll 44 Q 2, 3. ' ' an ROGER V HEALY Hoge Prom Comm1ttee 4 Student Coun C11 4 Glee Club 4 Cross Country l 2 Track2 3 Co Captarn 4 Intra mural Basketballl Football l 2 CLAUDEI GIL 1 Honor SOC19lY 1 Glee Club 1 4 Prom Comm1ttee 4 Intramural Footballl F3 1 ll - ll G 1 Y I I I I W 2 10 n u C g I - , I I I : I 1 ' : I 1 - 32 Tom M1ss1on SOC1StY 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Basketball I V Manager 3 GEORGE M KARCHER Chance Honor SOC19fY 2 Archconfraternlty 3: Glee Club 2, 4: Debatlng 2: Prep- ster 3: Dramatlcs 3, 4: Prom Corn m1ttee 4: Student Council 4: Base- ball I.V. Manager 2: Intramural Basketball 3. THOMAS I. HORAN X Q, no ' 33 WILLIAM R KNOBLOCH Knobby Honor Soclety 2 Glee Club 4 Intra mural Football l 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 HENRYI KIELLBERG Hank MISSIOH SOC1elY 3 4 Honor SOC1elY 3 Glee Club 4 Student Counc1l 4 Track 3 JOHN E KROLIK ack Drcrmcrtlcs 3 4 Prepster 3 4 Glee Club 4 Student Councll 4 Swlm mmg 3 GEORGE E LAUTZ Lczutzze MISSIOH SOC1GfY 4 Glee Club 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Yearbook 4 THOMAS P LYNCH Bugs MISSION SOC1elYl 2 3 4 Prom Com mlttee 4 Baseball IV 2 Varslty 3 4 Intramural Footballl Basket ba 1 2 3 4 OWEN A LYNCH Rocky MISSIOH SOC1efY 3 4 Student Coun Cll Ofhcer 4 Prom Cornmlttee 4 Baseball 3 4 Intramural Basket ball 3 4 HAROLD R MADURO Bob MISSIOH SOCletY 4 Apostleshlp of Prayer 4 Track 4 A IOHN I MALONE Chlck Archconfraternlty 3 Offlcer 4 Hon or SOC1etY 1 2 3 4 Class Offlcerl 3 4 Prepster 1 Glee Club 1 2 4 Debatlng 3 4 Pubhc Speaklng 3 4 Prom Comrnrttee 4, Yearbook Asso- clate Ed1tor 4: Student Councll Off1CeI 4: Cross Country 1, 2, Cap- ta1n 3, Co Captam 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT P MASTERS Bob MISSIOH SOCIETY 4 ApOSf1eSh1p of Prayer 4. IAMES A MARTIN 1m Debatmg 1 2 Glee Clubl 2 4 Prepsterl 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Intramural Footballl Basketball IOHN G MCCARTHY Mac Honor SOC1efY 3 Prepster 3 Prom Comm1ttee 4 Intramural Basket ball 3 GEORGE E MINTON Hack G1eeC1ub1 2 3 Debat1ng2 3 Pub- l1c Speaklng 2 3 Student Councll 4 Baseball IV 2 Varslty Basket ball3 IOSEPH R NEARON Tztus Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Class Ofhcer 1, 2, 3: Prepster 1, 2, 3, 4: Debatlng 1, 2, 3, Offlcer 4: Stu dent Councll 4: Yearbook 4: Prom Commlttee 4. IOHN I MURRAY M ury Archconfratermty Ofhcer 4 Honor SOCIGTY1 2 Prepster 1 Glee Club 1 2 4 Debatlngl 2 3 Offlcer 4 Student Councll 3 4 Prom Commlt tee 4 Yearbook 4 Cross Country 1 2 Track 2 3 Swlmrrung 3 Cap ta1n 4 Intramural Football 1 2 Basketballl 2 3 4 I ROBERT NEVINS Bob Prepster 4 Yearbook 4 Glee Club 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Drcxmotlcs 4 Track 3 DANIEL I O CONNOR Dan MISSIOH Soc1ety 4 Apostleshlp of Prayer 4 Glee Club 4 IOSEPH A O NEILL oe Archconfraternlty Ofhcer 4 Honor Soc1ety 1 2 Class Ofhcer 3 Glee Club 4 Yearbook Assoc1ate Ed1tor 4 Prom Comm1ttee Cha1rman 4 Student COunC1l 4: Track 1, 2, 4: In tramural Basketball 1. IAMES T O DONNELL M1ss1on SOC1elY 3 4 Apost1esh1p of Prayer 3 4 Prom Comm1ttee 4 THOMAS F O ROURKE Salty MISSIOH SOC1etY 3 4 Apostleshlp of Prayer 3 4 Prom Commlttee 4 JOSEPH I PICORNELL oe Mlsslon SOC1efY 4 Honor SOC1etY 4 r- X GEORGE T REITMEIER 1 MISSIOH SOC1elY 3 4 Glee Club 4 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 4 Intra mural Basketball 3 EDWARD F POWERS MISSION Soc1etyl 2 3 4 Honor So Clely 2 Student COUHC1l 3 4 Prom Comm1ttee 4 EDWARD P ROCHE Slots M1ss1onSoc1ety1 2 3 4 Honor So c1ety1 2 Trcrck2 Intramural Foot bcrl 1 2 HARRYI ROGERS Buddy MISSIOH SOC1efY1 2 3 4 Apostle Shlp of Prayer 1 2 3 4 Prom Com mrttee 4 Glee Club 4 FRANCIS SANCHEZ Ch1ef Prepster 3 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Student Counc11 Ofhcer 4 Swlm m1ng 3 4 SALVATORE A ROMAN O a Glee Club 1 4 Yearbook 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Student Counc11 4 Trackl 2 Cross Countryl 2 Bas ketball IV 2 Intramural Basket ba 1 3 4 IOHN I SCHWARTZ Rugged M1ss1on Socletyl 2 3 4 Baseball IV 1 Cross Countryl 2 Track 2 3 Co Captaln 4 Basketball 4 rx 35' MARIO A SCOLARO Scooch Honor SOC1elYl 2 3 4 Class Ofhc er 4 Glee Club l Yearbook 4 Stu dent Councll 4 Baseball IV 2 3 Vars1ty 4 Intramural Football 1 Basketball 3 VINCENT P TRAIN A V1nn1e Honor SOC19lY l 2 3 Prom Commlt tee 4 Yearbook 4 Student Councll 4 Baseball I V 2 Basketball I V 3 Varslty Manager 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 4. HAROLDI STAUBLE Harry MISSIOH SOC19lY 4 Glee Club 4 Prepster 4 Yearbook 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Dramat1cs 4 Track 4 D NEAL TRAVERS GX MISSION SOCIGTY 3 4 Prepster 3 4 Yearbook 4 Prom Commlttee 4 r Q3 l ARTHUR F TRUMP Apost1esh1pofPrc1yer1 2 3 4 M1s s1on SOCISIYI 2 3 4 JAMES W WALDRON lllasperll MISSIOH Soclety 3, 4: Apost1esh1p of Prayer 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Glee Club 4. FRED N VALERIO Snuffy MISSIOH SOC1elYl 2 3 4 Prepster 3 4 Yearbook 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Glee Club 4 Class Offlcer 4 WARREN F WEBER Daddy MISSIOH SOC1etY 3 4 Apostleshlp of Prcxyer 3 4 Prom Comm1ttee 4 RICHARD W WHEALAN D1ck Honor SOCISTY 1 2 4 M1ss1on So c1ety1 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Student COUHCII4 Bc1sketbcx11IV 2 T 2' DONALD I ZIMMERMANN Don Archconfraternlty Ofhcer 3 4 Or chestra 3 Prom Comm1ttee 4 Glee Club 4 Student COUHCII 4 Track 3 4 Intramural Basketba113 4 GERALD G WINTER Gerry M1ss1on SOC1GtY 3 4 Prom Commlt tee 4 Swlmmlng 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 SENIUR POLL Most Popular D1d Most for Manhattan Most Stud1ous Most L1kely to Succeed Most Amb1t1ous Best Dresser Most Talkatlve Fr1endl1est Cutest Best Athlete Most Rugged Least Apprecrated Best Loolcmg Class Sharpre Class Ioy Most Consctentrous Most Sat1st1ed wrth Lrfe F avor1te Perrod Favorrte Expresslon Favorlte Sport Favorrte Actor F avor1te Actress Favorrte Band Favorzte Male S1nger Favorlte Female Sznger Favorrte Had1o Program Favorrte Newspaper Favorlte Comlc SlI1p Hugh D Curran Iohnl Malone Mar1o A Scolaro Ioseph R Nearon Ioseph A O Nelll Haroldl Stauble Iarnes A Martm Owen A Lynch W1111am R Knobloch Theodore W Bellakoff Donaldl Zlmmerrnan George M Karcher I Robert Nev1ns Salvatore A Romano Rlchard F Brew Rlchard W Whealan Iarnes W Waldron Lunch Hey Hack Football Errol Flynn Iune Allyson Tornrny Dorsey Blng Crosby Io Stafford Bob Hope Show Da1ly News Terry and the Puates Quietest A A I I A Edward M. Dullaghan 53 CLASS DlRECTOR1 Theodore W1111am Behakoff Robert Iohn Boland Rlchard Franc1s Brew Iohn Iames Browne Anthony TQICISIUS Buzzonl Walter Rlchard Byer 435 West 260th St N Y 63 N Y 2703 Heath Ave N Y 63 125 West 166th St N Y 52 516 West 134th St N Y 21 26 Roosevelt St N Y 2 282 East 201st St N Y 58 NY N N N Edward W1ll1am Cadmus 336 Underchff Ave Edgewater N I Robert Harold Cammack 7 McK1nley Pl Ardsley N Y W1ll1Qm Iohn Carroll 1521 UHIOHPOI1 Rd N Y 62 N Y Robert Iohn Chr1sten 6041 R1verda1eAve N Y 63 N Y IohnV1ncent Cleary 3000 Valentlne Ave N Y 58 N Y Mlchaellames Coleman 540 West l43rd St N Y 31 N Y George Mlchael Connolly 245 Harnson Ave Iersey C1ty 4 N I Ronald Charles Corballs 345 Park Ave Yonkers 3 N Y George Danlel Crowley 5602 Broadway N Y 63 N Y Hugh Donald Curran 3300 Netherlands Ave N Y 63 N Y HQ111 LOUIS D Ennery De 1019 II Pacot Port au Pr1nce Robert Peter Doyle 1 L1v1ngstone Ave Yonkers 5 Edward M1chae1Du11aghan 2079 Cedar Ave N Y 53 James Raymond Fennell Claude Ioseph G11 Roger V1ncent Healy Thomas Iohn Horan George M11ton Karcher Henry Ioseph Kjellberg W1ll1am Reval Knobloch Iohn Edward Krollk c o George Edward Lautz Owen Arthur Lynch Thomas Patnck Lynch Harold Rlchard Maduro 3350 Perry Ave N Y 67 600 West l42nd St N Y 31 1939 Narragansett Ave N Y 61 3034 Klngsbrldge Ave N Y 63 2315Un1vers1ty Ave N Y 52 1532 Amsterdam Ave N Y 31 41 Wmdsor Terrace Yonkers 3 O Connell 115 West 73rd St N Y 23 105 Rumsey Rd Yonkers 5 86 West l83rd St N Y 63 33 Adnan Ave N Y 63 Troost Handelskade 10 W1l1emstead Curacao D John Ioseph Malone 554 Pa11sade Ave Yonkers 3 54 N NY N N NY N N N NY NY N NY WI NY V - - - . 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Second rowellarold E. Hazelton, Iohn R. Nolan, Iohn K. Sheehan, Iohn I. Ward, William I. McCarthy, Ioseph T. Meany, Richard G. Murphy, Ioseph P. Conway, Iohn R. Brunner. Third row-Frank I. Stiefel, Ioseph F. Bilelr, Paul T. Kilcarr, Wilmot E. Sulzer, Thomas N. O'Hara, William P. Malone, Iohn N. Odom, Charles A. Towey, Charles P. Greiter. Bottom row- Edward A. Zeilnhoter, Robert F. Simms, Edmund Attanasio, Iohn E. Dutt, Casper T. Will, Leo P. Markeyg On a cloudy September day a battle-scarred group of veterans of class 2D stood around the Quadrangle. By the time the last bell rang Class 3A had been organized, inducted its new members and slowed down to a small madhouse . . . Physics Lab on Tuesday or CI'll Be Home for Christmas J . . . Brother Paul and his quadratic formulae, exponents, co-efficients and cube roots with a side order of Archimedes principle, density, acceleration due to gravity and who's got an aspirin? . . . Quarterly report cards and the 64 dollar question is, What's the penalty for robbing the mails? . . . Class elections find Robert Simms, Iohn Odom, Nicholas Velissarion and Iohn Sheehan in office . . . The only comment on this was Brother Paul's sage remark, The people are stuck with the rulers they elect. . . . Lunch period in 316 is vaguely similar to a mass meeting in Columbus Circle with Professor Gallagher's lectures on all forms of automobiles . . . Coach Sheehan's talks on Physical Education attended by the class strong-arm squad-Harold Hcrzelton, Charles Greiter, Raymond Ryan and William Malone . . . Leo Markey must own half the late slips in captivity . . . Famous remarks in various periods: No pious gush, please . . . We shall now observe the result-tcensoredl- . . . Question . . . Do you think it's the subjunctive in a non-committal, conditional clause? . . . Ans.- Whazzat??? . . . The members of Class BA wish to take this opportunity to wish good luck and success to the Class of '46. 60 CLASS 3B Top row, left to rightflohn F. Kelleher, Henry F. Buenaga, Anthony I. Sisti, Robert M. Cook, Iames C. Pritchard, William l. Scully, Edmund I. Danenza. Second row sThomas I. Dunleavy, Iames I. Kiernan, Edwin R. Miller, Ioseph P. McNally, Cy V. Devery, Iames T. Mcffnteqart, Kelvin A. Wall, Iohn V. Lauria. Bottom row- Peter I. Caffrey, Edward T. Grisbach, Kevin D. Foy, Anthony D. Villani, Robert I. Ghem, Iames I. George, Iohn F. Dullaghan, William D. Silvestri, Richard E. May. An Autumn rolled around and once more we entered the Prep . . . As we waited to be sent to our official classes we, exalted Iuniors, discussed our summer experiences . . . our gab session soon ended as 35 of us were herded into Room 312 under the moderation of Brother D. Francis . . . A few days later we held our first class meeting and officers were elected-Kevin Foy, President: lames Kiernan, Vice-President: and Cy Devery, Secretary . . . Anthony Sisti and William Silvestri were chosen the Archconfraternity representatives . . . We were only in school a few months when team candidates were called for . . . among the lucky ones to make the teams were lames McEntegarteVarsity Basketball: Cy Devery and Timmy Donleavy, shot-put champion-Track: William Silvestri- Swimming Team . . . 3B is well represented on the Glee Club by Ed. Miller, Anthony Sisti, Timmy Donleavy, lames George, lack Kelleher, Ed. Grisbach, Anthony Villani, and Iames Kiernan . . . First quarterly exams were upon us before we realized it, and it seemed that the second quarterlies followed too soon after them . . . Iames Kiernan and Cy Devery displayed their mental abilities by qualifying for the Honor Society . . . Shortly after the half year exams the winter sports season was over and baseball began . . . Kevin Foy began another season with the Iunior Varsity . . . In conclusion we, the Iuniors, wish that our older brothers, the Seniors, may continue on the road to success. 61 CLASS 3C Top row, left to right-Iohn P. Mulrooney, Iames W. Boland, Charles I. Doran, Gerard I. Turtora, Iohn A. Walsh, William G. Durocher, Iohn I. Lyons, lohn I. Burke, Iames W. Hammond. Second row, left to right-Frank R. Nolan, Iohn I. Reilly, Robert P. Glacken, Thomas W. Brennan, Daniel I. Fitzgerald, Robert E. Connery, Robert G. Freese, Iohn I. Quinn, Herman I. Covi. Third row, left to right -Raymond C. Hobe, Iames I. Flanagan, Frank W. Lara, Ioseph F . Callo, Albert I. Miller, William F. Tuite, Iohn L. Sullivan, Francis I. Scollin, Russell I. Stewart. Bottom row, left to right-Iohn E. Supliclci, William F. McCoy, William I. Calla- han, Russell I. Stewart. September 1945 rolls around . . . last year's brilliant sophomores consent to donate their talents to the third year teachers . . . yes, come Physics or high water we are now Iuniors . . . All the boys are back in body and character . . . Bob Connery and his wisecracks . . . Herman Covi and his brilliance . . . lim Hammond and his battle-ships . . . Red Reilly and his flaming hair . . . lohn Quinn and his Senator Claghorn personality and lohn Malanaphy and his lateness . . . Basketball season and 3C provided lohn Reilly, lack Lyons, lohn Quinn, Iohn Walsh, Dan Fitzgerald, and Bob Connery for the Varsity . . . On the track team quiet Ioe Callo, as co-captain, gives his all to make both classes and school proud of him . . . Quarterly exams come and go as the perspiration flows freely . . . the.results show our representatives on the Honor Society . . . Herman Covi, Iames Hammond and Iohn Quinn . . . Iirn Boland keeps the rest of the school informed on the activities of 3C as a member of the Prepster staff . . . William Durocher represents us as delegate to the Archconfraternity . . . Twelve months to the year and the old earth has taken another spin around the sun . . . now the members of the Iunior Classes stand on the threshold of the Senior year . . . We are going to take the place of those Seniors who are leaving us: and we only hope that we will be able to do as well as they have done. 62 ftinftfhmmifg Top row, left to right-Robert I. Klein, Arthur C. Gorman, Iames I. White, Richard I. Kunkel, William I. Keleghan, Stephen I. Kenny, Thomas W. Raftery, Edward F. Tuohy. Second row, left to right-Charles I. Krauss, Charles I. Kelly, Roy C. McCulloch, Ioseph I. Kennedy, Frederick G. Wendel, Daniel A. McConville, Iohn T. Roche, Michael S. Michaels, Francis P. McGann. Third row, left to right- Donald I. Kelley, Edmund C. Schwartz, Gerald I. Loftus, Quentin C. Beaver, Charles D. Biasi, Aloysius X. McMahon, William G. Byrne, Richard Ledesma, Thomas B. Scollin. Bottom row, left to right-Sydney I . Martin, William I. Wiegel- man, Iohn E. McGuigan, David L. Manfredi, Martin G. Tuite, Robert E. Murray, Francis I. Mangan, Iames I. Donohue. CLASS ZA School days, school days, dear old golden rule days . . . Yes, we're back, school has reopened again and a great gang of fellows are in ZA . . . First comes basketball tryouts and we boast six representatives on the I.V., lim Bartlett, Ed Schwartz, Steve Kenny, Bill Keleghan, Dick Kunkel and Tom Haftery . . . First quarterlies . . . report cards find Edmund Schwartz, Charles Biasi, and Thomas Battery on the Honor Roll . . . Swimming tryouts are held and Wendel, McGann and McConville make the varsity . . . In October the seniors held a skating party and we were well represented . . . No matter what they say, much talent is unexplored within the depths of 2A . . . Don Kelley shows signs of becoming a writer of Christian Doctrine Ckidding aside, folks, he can really fill a quiz paper? . . . Bill Weigelman deserves credit for making the varsity track squad . . . Well, lo and behold, there's Red Loftus burying himself in a Spanish book . . . Sidney Martin deserves a lot of credit for class spirit . . . There's Michaels eating lunch during English again . . . Krauss is rubbing his head once more: come, come, doctor, Mr. Winans' book isn't made of lead . . . It looks like Charlie Kelly and McCulloch are having a little contest to see which one can out-talk the other . . . Ah! Ah! Kenny, we do Geometry during Brother Henry's period, not during English . . . Well, you can see we have quite a bunch of fellows, but we have to say adieu for now, and to the Seniors: You're leaving us now, and we've enjoyed working under you. We wish you all the luck in the world. CEditor's note: This is the class that did so much to make the yearbook a financial success.J 63 CLASS ZB Top row, left to right-Richard M. Alfrinq, Arthur E. Albin, Anthony Ojeda, Charles F. Berges, Claudio I. Gonzalez, Iohn E. Cortissoz, Edward F. Thedinga, Charles I. Eckert, Gerard G. Case. Second row, left to right-George E. Gray, Lawrence Garlasco, Edward A. Rincon, Iohn Pritchard, Michael P. Breen, Iohn I. Morley, Iohn Stein, Walter T. Peters, Ioseph F. Farano. Third row, left to right eEdward A. Callo, Eamon K. Farrelly, Alfred I. Campanella, Ieremiah I. Breen, lohn V. Hurley, Hermes Fernandez, Frederick Marlow, Iohn C. Fiesel, Iames I. Barnett. Bottom row, left to right-Richard T. Purdy, Frank I. DeVito, Robert V. Abajian, Thomas D. O'Brien. September rolled around and brought us all back again . . . but now we were mighty Sophs looking down upon the Green Freshman . . . first class meeting . . . election of officers . . . Richard Alfring elected president: Gerard Case, vice- presidentg Walter Peters, secretary: Michael Breen, treasurer . . . Richard Alfring, Archconfraternity representative . . . before we knew it Edward Callo and Eamon- Farrelly were running cross-country, Gerard Case and Michael Breen were swimming for the Varsity . . . In November the Brothers finally collared us long enough to make us take our first quarterlies . . . At Yuletide we wished each other season's greetings at the annual Christmas Assembly . . . On re- turning from Vacation we sat down to the trying task of passing our mid-terms . . . Results saw Ieremiah Breen, Alfred Campanella, Iohn Cortissoz, Eamon Farrelly, Hermez Fernandez, Edward Rinley on the Honor Roll . . . with the advent of good weather Edward Thedinga, Iohn Cortissoz, Edward Callo, Arthur Albin, Law- rence Garlasco, Eugene Russel, Eamon Farrelly and Alfred Campanella went out for track . . . As the year progressed all the boys with few exceptions were drafted into the Glee Club . . . puzzle of 2B for the year was loe Farano's car . . . was it true that seventeen could pack into this small Ford coupe simultaneously? . . . in conclusion we wish to congratulate the Senior Class on its success and for bringing back to the Prep the first Year Book since 1942. 64 CLASS 2C Top row, left to right-John I. Will, James J. Babbitt, Thomas F. Egan, Thomas F. Sheeran, Edward Moyna, Charles J. Bohle, Francis A. Durkin, Kevin J. Griffin. Second row, left to right-Albert J. Murphy, Joseph W. Emmert, James J. Lom- bardi, Dudley D. Herbert, Harvey A. Lewis, Rodger B. Barton, Leo E. Hughes, Joseph G. Reid, Thomas C. Hatfield. Third row, left to right-Robert B. Freda, John T. Masterson, Donald J. Confrey, James M. Flood, George M. Carr, John I. Flynn, Martin A. Rubino, John C. Clarke, Anthony I. Landi. Bottom row, left to right- Charles F. Boyle, Kenneth G. Monaghan, Eugene P. Murnane, Joseph R. Puqni, Patrick H. Grimes, Joseph H. McMahon. As usual the first day of school was a little hectic . . . We waited impatiently to find out what class was to be our destination . . . 205 was our home room . . . When we were settled in our seats we looked around for familiar faces . . . After the first couple of weeks we got settled down to the business of elections . . . Rodger Barton was elected president: Iohn Will, vice president: and Iohn Clarke, secretary . . . The first social event, the skating party, saw over seventy-five per- cent of the class take to the wheels . . . The basketball games had a pretty good following as we watched classmates, Bob Freda and lack Flynn, drop points through the hoop for the lay Vee . . . Kev Griffin and Al Murphy kept the spirit lively by representing us on the cheerleading squad . . . As Christmas ap- proached the uninvited grippe epidemic lowered attendance considerably . . . The actors of our class came into prominence at the Christmas assembly . . . Iohn Clarke played the leading role in The King's English . . . the class also comprised the choir for The Iuggler of Our Lady, which followed, under the direction of our moderator, Mr. Reedy . . . After Christmas vacation, came prep- aration for mid-terms . . . marks were announced and for the second time lames M. Flood was first and Charles I. Bohle second . . . Ioe Reid and loe McMahon are dividing their time between the Prepster and the Debating Society . . . In the track interests Tom Egan, lohn Masterson, and Iohn Smitty Smith are members of the Cross-Country Team . . . Kev Griffin and Masterson took their places with the Indoor Track Squad . . . In closing we would like to wish luck to the graduating class of '46. 65 CLASS 2D Top row, left to right-Stanley O'Keefe, Hugh I. McGuire, Lewis Iaclcson, Iames Tynan, Adolfo DeMajo, Thomas I. McLaughlin, Robert Salvador, George W. Davis. Second row, left to right-George I. O'Neil1, Dennis Goddard, William Stuis, Howard F. Egan, Michael Gilmartin, Iames Ryan, Bernard Springsteel, Philip C. Pappas, Gerard B. McCabe. Third row, left to right-Ioseph Whiteside, David McCourt, Richard A. Ende, Eugene G. McCarthy, Alfred Cuneo, Richard F. Timorre, Thomas V. Sullivan, Pirie I. Mclndoe, Thomas Strauss. Bottom row, left to right-Richard Ryan, Robert V. Kelly, Iames Sayre, Frank Terelli, Iohn Gilfedder, Eugene I. Condon. September back to school . . . large groups of poor unfortunates wondering into whose clutches they will be delivered . . . A general relief was felt when Brother Christian announced that report cards would be a semi-monthly occur- rence instead of weekly . . . After everyone had become acquainted, elections were held . . . Ioseph Whiteside, Dennis Goddard, Alfred Cuneo and Robert Kelly were the victors . . . It was difficult to study in the warm weather and some large wasps accentuated this difficulty . . . They were driven out at heavy cost . . . Class meetings were invariably rather stormy sessions . . . class paper was inaugurated with Richard Ryan as editor . . . First quarterly examinations . . . results found Ioseph Whiteside as the outstanding scholar not only of class 2D but of the entire school . . . his average-99.22, . . . Christmas Assembly and then very welcome Vacation . . . return to school . . . Inspectors exams . . . This time Whiteside was second in the school . . . with 96.2'X: . . . Others on the Honor Roll- Gerard McCabe, Eugene Condon, Richard Ryan, Richard Timone, Hugh McGuire, Thomas Strauss, David McCourt and Iohn Gilfedder . . . as a parting thought we wish to take this opportunity to extend to the Class of '46 our sincere congratulations and thanks for all they have done for their Alma Mater and to wish them the best of luck in their future undertakings. 66 CLASS IA Top row, left to right-Vincent O. Duffy, Robert F. Barreras, Iohn I . Cleary, Eugene D. Fiant, Bernard B. Connors, Iames C. Bryant, Edwin I. Bloom, Alfred E. Smith, Robert I. Burke. Second row-Donald I. Brundage, Thomas P. Coleman, Iames D. Fraser, Reginald I. Ames, Hugh I. Beins, lohn F. Fitzsimmons, George P. Duderich, Eugene C. Emmert, William P. Bennett. Third row-William G. Feighery, Thomas F. Egan, William I. Black, Daniel I. Capozzi, Augustus C. Aquino, William R. Gallinaugh, Cornelius H. Conway, Thomas P. Farrell, Iohn I. Grimes. Bottom row -Gerald M. Gray, Iohn A. Forde, Antonio I. Gervino, Iohn I. Gillivan, William F. Boland, George I. Gross, Arthur E. D'Onofrio. Forty names are called . . . There is a shuffle of feet and forty boys march out of the auditorium to form class lA . . . Led by Brother Raphael we proceeded to Room 303 in De La Salle Hall . . . About a week of getting acquainted and then came the class elections . . . lohn Fitzsimmons was voted to the presidency: Eugene Fiant, vice-president: Robert Barreras, secretary: and William Gallin- augh, treasurer . . . Hugh Beins, William Black, William Feighery, Eugene Fiant and Thomas Farrell survived tryouts and made the Freshman basketball team and George Gross, Thomas Egan and Robert Barreras the swimming team . . . Gerald Gray, Alfred E. Smith and Augustus Aquino join the Prepster staff and Gray doubles in the Dramatic Society . . . Hallowe'en arrives and passes with only a few minor pranks played on the teachers . . . Quarterlies draw near . . . fooling ceases and worries begin in preparation . . . After exams honor certifi- cates are awarded to Edwin I. Bloom, Donald Brundage, Hugh Beins, William Boland, William Gallinaugh, Bernard Connors, William Black, Robert Barreras, Ioseph Connell, Augustus Aquino, lohn Grimes, Iames Bryant, Alfred E. Smith, and Daniel Capozzi . . . The call for old clothes comes and IA responded by tilling its quota . . . Christmas vacation comes to an end, and preparation for the second quarterlies begins . . . Marks are in and ten of us attain the honor roll . . . We leave now hoping for the best and of course promotion in Iune. I 67 CLASS IB Top row, left to right-Charles R. McMahon, Robert I. King, Ioseph V. Ippedico, Henry F. Mountan, Iohn I. Murphy, Gordon R. de Marrais, lames A. McGirr, Charles I. McDermott, Thomas G. O'Neill. Second row-Arthur S. Flynn, Iohn I. Nolan, Donald W. McKay, Richard M. Hyland, lose N. lane, Iohn W. Gore, Iames V. McKay, Edward I. Herdina, Thomas P. McCarthy. Third row-Andrew I. Kilcarr, Francis P. Hinfey, George D. Moerman, Robert W. Minton, Robert E. Nelson, Eugene I. O'Neill, Thomas F. Pye, Robert I. Lewis, Richard T. Krause, Daniel I. McGandy, Charles I. Hurley. Bottom row-Richard E. Houseman, Wil- liam F. Lynam, Ronald M. Holland, William E. Molloy, Iohn D. Lavery, Raymond L. Killeen, William C. McGuire, Eugene R. Keane, Andrew I. Mihans. September 1945 brought happy feelings to 41 hopeful young freshmen as they were herded into room 307 and introduced to their first year in Manhattan Prep . . . Their Home Room Instructor was Brother Basil . . . Time came for the election of class officers and Gordon de Marrais was elected president: Richard Hyland, vice-president: Charles Hurley, secretary: William McGuire, treasurer . . . Francis Hinfey was chosen Archconfraternity representative . . . P.T .... rope climbing . . . Ah yes! . . . then came the call for swimmers . . . Robert King, Donald McKay and Gordon de Marrais tmanagerl, represented 1B on the team . . . Richard Hyland and Donald McKay made Freshman Basketball team . . . Iose Iane, William McGuire, Charles McDermott, Thomas Pye ran cross-country, and track . . . First quarterlies brought George Moerman, Francis Hinfey, Iohn Lavrez, Kenneth Hickey, William Molloy, Charles McMahon, Iohn Murphy, Thomas Pye, Ioseph Ippedico, Raymond Killen, and Richard Hyland to the Honor Roll . . . Christmas vacation . . . Freshmen held holiday party . . . February brought second quarterly exams . . .result-Francis Hinfey, Iohn Lavery, William Lynam, Ioseph Ippedico, Thomas Pye, and Charles McMahon attained the Honor Roll . . . The sudden appearance of Spring brought about the usual enthusi- asm for sports and numerous members of the class applied for positions on the baseball and track team . . . Before we say goodbye. we wish the Seniors all the best of luck. 68 Top row, left to right-Ralph R. Sepulveda, Robert T. Mellett, Charles F. Wolsey, Clayton P. Hand, Antonio E. Vazquez, Edward I. O'Connor, Vincent I. O'Connell, Bernard T. Smyth, William M. Wallace. Second row-Thomas A. Porter, Gregory F. Spero, Thomas F. Ryan, William F. Reilly, Anthony I. Peluso, William I. Powers, Iohn I. Slattery, Patrick I. Ryan. Third row-Francis P. Watson, Richard T. Sullivan, Thomas I. Presti, Anton E. Pfaffle, Harry A. Parsons, Francis M. Salensky, Luther D. Rose, Daniel F. Sullivan, William W. Roche, Iames I. Barrett, Iames P. Hally. Bottom rowfRobert I. Spagnuolo, Martin Queenin, Raymond W. Wexler, Cornelius I. Shea, Walter I. Petry, Thomas A. Skrobala, Thomas C. Winqrove, Thomas R. Lopez, Arturo I. Villar. CLASS IC Something new has been added-Freshmen, anxious and hard working . . . 42 herded into room 314, under the guidance of Brother B. Henry . . . Things start off with a bang after acquaintances have been made . . . elections for class officials . . . Antonio Vazquez is elected to the presidency: Thomas Lopez, vice- president: Anthony Peluso, Secretary: Francis Watson, Treasurer . . . recruits for cross-country . . . Watson, Wallace, Slattery and Sepulveda make the grade . . . Class meetings, something new to us ibut not for longl . . . William Wallace our representative to the Archconfraternity . . . First quarterly tests and report cards . . . Honor Society members-Luther Rose, Cornelius Shea, Thomas Skrobala, Richard Waldron, William Wallace, Iohn Began, Walter I. Petry, Thomas Lopez, Vincent O'Connell, Edward O'Connor, Ralph Sepulveda and Gregory Spero . . . lC's boast on Frosh basketball team-Robert Mellet, Gregory Spero, Vincent O'Connell and William F. Reilly . . . Christmas Assembly and Anton Pfaffle, Iohn Regan, Cornelius Shea, Bernard Smyth, Patrick Ryan, Walter Petry, Richard Sullivan and Iames Peterson show acting and singing abilities in the presenta- tion of The King's English and The Iuggler of Our Lady . . . Party and Vacation follow . . . Arturo Villar makes the swimming team . . . Cindermen from 1C-Richard Sullivan, Thomas Skrobala, Edward O'Connor and Antonio Vazquez . . . In the field of public speaking we are represented by Luther Rose and Richard Waldron . . . As you can see 1C is well represented in all the activities the school has to offer . . . In closing, we wish to express to the Seniors our congratulations in completing their schooling at Manhattan Prep and our best wishes for their success in future life. 69 S M Y XD iff ' WZ! 91 xy' XJ X Standing, left to right John I. Browne, Ronald C. Corbalis, lohn R. Nevins, Iohn I. Murray, Robert H. Cammack, Salvatore A. Romano, George E. Lautz, Mario A. Scolaro. Sitting, left to rightfDougIas N. Travers, Anthony T. Buzzoni, Vincent P. Traina, Ioseph A. O'Nei1l and Iohn I. Malone U-lssociate Editotsl, Fred N. Valerio, Ioseph R. Nearon, Harold I. Stauble. YEAR BO0K STAFF After weeks of discussion and delay the Seniors decided to publish the first Year Book since the War. Ianuary - Brother Ioseph organized the Staff . . . Iohn Malone and Ioe O'Neill, elected co-editors . . . Business Managers, Fred Valerio and Sal Romano . . . Activity editors, Ioe Nearon and Mario Scolaro assisted by Bob Cammack and Iohn Browne . . . Art Staff, Harry Stauble, George Lautz and Iim Waldron . . . Sports Editors, Ben Corbalis, Iohn Murray, Bob Nevins and Vincent Traina . . . Photographers, Anthony Buzzoni and Neal Travers . . . The drive for ads, most encouraging . . . Class ZA first with 3752 of its quota: 3A, second with 23l X: . . . Sydney Martin of 2A, the highest individual . . . Photographers busy . . . candid camera fiends in every corner . . . Staff Room humming with activity . . . Mr. Winans, caught the fever . . . seen typing, revising, giving the staff a big lift . . . then . . . it is finished . . The staff sincerely hopes you enjoy it and wishes to express its gratitude to so many who helped so much. 72 lo.: if -'- 3 Y'-ss ar' ' ' . Top row, left to righteloseph Whiteside, Ioseph Reid, Ioseph Bilek, Iames Boland, Robert Nevins, Neal Travers, Cyril Devery, Fred Valerio, Harold Stauble, Gerard McCabe, Ronald Corbalis. Middle row, left to right-Iohn Clarke, Francis San- chez, William Silvestri, Iohn Krolik, Ioseph Nearon, Iames Martin, Anthony Buzzoni. Bottom row, left to right-Martin Queenin, Ioseph McMahon, Gerald Gray, Augustus Aquino, Alfred Smith, Edward Cadmus labsentl. PREPSTER The Manhattan Prepster is published by and for the students of Manhattan College High School four times annually. All work is done by the students who form the staff under the moderation of Mr. William Reedy. Besides the ordinary news and sports articles there are also many features which are universally popular. Among these are Boom and Board by William G. Byrne, Of Interest by Ronald C. Corbalis, Musical Moments by Mario A. Scolaro and Anthony T. Buzzoni, Aside on Sports by I. Robert Nevins and Grab Bag Findings by Iohn E. Krolik. The Editorial Staff is as follows: Iohn E. Krolik '46, Editor-in-Chief: Ioseph R. Nearon '46, News Editor: William B. Silvestri '47, Sports Editor: Frank Sanchez '46, Business Manager: D. Neal Travers '46, Photographer: and Ronald C. Cor- balis '46, Feature Editor. 73 Top row, left to right-William Wallace, Iames Flood, William Silvestri, Richard Alfring, Anthony Sisti, Paul Kilcarr, Richard Ryan, Gerard McCabe, Iohn Walsh, Stephen Kenny, William Durocher, Robert Simms, Francis Hinfey. Bottom row, left to right-loseph O'Neill, Donald Zimmermann, Iohn Browne, Iohn Malone, Iohn Murray. ARCHCONFRATERNITY For its second year at Manhattan Prep, the Archconfraternity of the Divine Child, an organization found in every Christian Brothers' School, continued on its successful way. The purpose of this society is to pray for the spread of Chris- tian education throughout the world. Once again Brother B. Henry was modera- tor. This year the officers were Iohn I. Browne, President: Donald I. Zimmermann, Vice-President: lohn I. Malone, Secretary: Ioseph A. O'Neill, Public-Relation Officer: and Iohn I. Murray, Sacristan. These were aided by the underclass representatives. The majority of the meetings took place in the Students' Chapel. Among the many speakers this year were Father Curtin, a graduate of Manhattan College, Father Steffens, the Chaplain of Manhattan College, Father Wilson, the spiritual director of Holy Cross Seminary at Notre Dame, Ind., and Father Daniel Egan of Graymore at Garrison, N. Y. The amusing yet religiously spirited presentation given at Christmas merited the praise of the Faculty and students alike. Another of its many successful projects was the toy and clothing drive at Christmas. The graduates of '46 feel confident that the Archconfraternity will continue its work in future years, praying for the spread of Christianity throughout all nations. 74 Top row-Daniel Capozzi, Donald Brundage, Edmund Schwartz, Charles Bohle, Hugh McGuire, Iohn Malone, loseph Nearon, Iames Kiernan, Robert Simms, Albert Newgraden, Alfred Murphy, Thomas Raftery, Robert Barreras. Second row-,lames Hammond, Charles Biasi, Edward Rincon, Richard Hyland, Iohn Walsh, Richard Whealan, Iohn Morley, Iohn Quinn, Iohn Cortissoz, Iohn Covi, Charles Towey, Luther Rose. Third row-Alfred Campanella, Vincent O'Connell, William Black, Richard Timone, Iohn Will, Thomas Strauss, Iames Babbitt, Ioseph Whiteside, Hugh Beins, William Boland, Mario Scolaro, Eamon Farrelly. Fourth Row-Francis Hinfey, Ioseph lppedico, Bernard Conners, Edwin Bloom, Anthony Landi, David McCourt, Iames Donohue, Iames Flood, Eugene Condon, Ieremiah Breen, Thomas Pye. Fifth row-Ioseph McMahon, Richard Ryan, Charles Mc- Mahon, William Mallory, Walter Petry, Thomas Skrobola, Cornelius Shea, William Wallace, John Grimes, Iohn Lavery. HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society of Manhattan College High School is composed of students who have attained an average of 852 or better with no failures. After each quarterly examination a special assembly is held at which the Principal dis- tributes Honor Certificates to all students who qualify as members of the Honor Society. In addition to this a special award is given to the Senior, Iunior, Sophomore and Freshman who has attained the highest mark in his class. The highest mark received this year is 99.22, attained by Ioseph P. Whiteside, a Sophomore, in the first quarterlies. He was closely followed by another Sophomore, Iames M. Flood, who reached 98.63. In the Second Quarter individual honors went to Thomas Skrobala, a Freshman-97.82, Iames M. Flood-96.82 and Ioseph P. Whiteside 96.22. 75 Top row, standing, left to right-Donald I. Zimmermann, Iohn E. Krolik, George E. Minton, Henry I. Kjellberg, Roger V. Healy, loseph R. Nearon, Edward F. Pow- ers, Ioseph A. O'Neill, Richard W. Whealan, Salvatore A. Romano, Vincent P. Traina, Ronald C. Corbalis. Sitting on chairs and arms of chairs, left to right- Iohn I . Browne, George M. Karcher, Theodore W. Beliakott, Iohn I. Murray, Iohn I. Malone IPresidentl, Francis Sanchez !Secretary1, Owen P. Lynch IVice Presi- dentl, Mario A. Scolaro, Hugh D. Curran. Sitting on Floor, left to right-Anthony T. Buzzoni, Robert P. Doyle. STUDENT COUNCIL the corridors. whose length depends upon the gravity ot the offense. sary to give more than a warning to the majority of them. The Student Council was instituted in 1943 by Brother A. Ioseph to give the students a hand in the running of the school and to insure order and quiet in The Student Council is a group of Seniors chosen by Brother Ioseph and given posts throughout the school. They are there to remind the other students to maintain silence while going to and coming from classes and going to the lockers. If a student does not heed the warning he is given a summons to appear before the Student Council Court. Iohn Malone presides over the court and passes judgment on the cases that come in. The penalties are compositions The cooperation of the students has been wonderful and it is seldom neces Standing, left to right-Iohn Cleary, Thomas O'Rourke, George Minton, Iames Fennell, George Crowley, Robert Cammack, Donald Zimmermann, Thomas Lynch, Edward Powers, Michael Coleman, Robert Nevins, Harry Rogers, Warren Weber, Richard Whealan, Claude Gil, loseph Nearon, Gerry Winter, George Lautz. Middle row-George Karcher, Salvatore Romano, Iames O'Donnell, Roger Healy, Arthur Trump, Iames Martin, Fred Valerio, Owen Lynch, Hugh Curran, Iohn Murray, Richard Brew. Front row-Vincent Traina, Harold Stauble, Iohn Malone, Frank Sanchez, Anthony Buzzoni, Ioseph O'Neill, Neal Travers, Louis Dejoie. PR0lVl COMMITTEE The Senior Class held its Prom this year at the famous Waldorf Astoria . . . No shadow of war-clouds or fears of curfews were present. Under the guiding hand of Brother A. Ioseph, Class Moderator, this Prom was the crowning event of a very active Senior year. Ioseph O'Neill was elected chairman and formed four committees: Entertain- ment, Bid, Invitation, and Publicity . . . Place-Astor Gallery of the Waldorf Astoria accommodating 300 guests . . . Date-May 29th . . . Beautiful Prom book- lets and souvenirs were presented to the lucky girls accompanying the Seniors . . . Too quickly the night arrived, too soon it was a memory . . . but an evening that shall never be forgotten. A The Seniors sincerely thank the members of the Faculty and the parents and friends who contributed so much to make this a memorable affair. 77 Standing, left to right Iames Hally, lohn Clark, William Byrne, Ioseph Farano, Adolpho De Majo, lohn R. Nevins, William Silvestri. Sitting, Second rowfloseph Picomell, Harold Stauble, Frank Sanchez, Iohn Krolik, George Connolly, Antonio Vazquez, Louis Deloie, Harold Maduro. Sitting, third row-Arturo Villar, Tomas Lopez BOARDERS PUBLIC SPEAKING Top soun Smit. DEBATING Standing, left to right fCornelius Shea, Iohn Browne, Ioseph Bilelc, Robert Simms, Iohn Odom, Gordon DeMarrasis, lose lane, Iohn Clarke, Anton Ptattle, Iames Hally, loseph McMahon. Seated, left to rightelohn Malone, Ronald Corbalis fTreasurerJ, Ioseph Nearon tPresident1, Iohn Murray !Vice-Presidentl, Robert Christen tSecretaryl. llil'-ff' 'ff ,B I fwgff DRAMATICS Standing, left to right-Walter I. Petry, Iohn F. Clarke, Anthony I. Sisti, Richard T. Sullivan, Ioseph F. Bilek, Eugene I. Condon, Iohn N. Odom, Patrick I. Ryan, Thomas P. Strauss. Sitting, left to right-Iohn E. Krolik, George M. Karcher, George M. Connolly, Ronald C. Corbalis, Iohn I. Browne, Harold I. Stauble, Iohn R. Nevins, Edward Cadmus labsentl. in 1 Y MANHA l PREP , 1: I A ' 511 1 V5 - x 'Xi' S' a - I WJ. 5- my Eix fi K 'Y 13 -s . , . '.., k H .ae-Q ZZLZZM x X. I X te 'A V . X X 'F X , -f rnt !F.fgf5 Standing, left to right-Iohn Lyons, Robert Connery, Daniel Fitzgerald, Mr. Harry L. Bennett, Coach, Iohn Quinn, Iohn Reilly, Iohn Walsh. Seated, left to right- Vincent Traina, Manager, john Schwartz, William Carroll, Theodore Beliakotl, Co-Captain, Robert Doyle, George Reitmeier, Robert Simms, Manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL Although this year's Prep basketball team might not have compared with some of the great teams of other years, it showed a spirit which is traditional of Manhattan Prep. Members of the team who were particularly outstanding on the court were Ted Beliakott, John Reilly, Bill Carroll, Bob Doyle and Hugh Curran. Iohn Reilly and Bill Carroll with their one-handed lay-up shots were certainly well appreci- ated throughout the season. Bob Doyle and Hugh Curran worked together while on the court in such a manner that they too are deserving of praise. It is almost impossible for a team to do without able substitutes. Such men as Iohn Quinn, Iohn Schwartz, George Reitmeier, lack Walsh, Bob Connery and Iohn Lyons certainly did a commendable job. li ever a player will be missed it will be Ted Beliakolf. He was truly ct leader. Although the record made this year was not too impressive, yet the Prep can feel justly proud of the spirit ot cooperation and sportsmanship of its team and spectators. 82 l. V. BASKETBALL Standing, left to righte Mr. Harry L. Bennett, Coach, William I. Keleghan, Richard I. Kunkel, Gerard I. Turtora, Thomas W. Raftery, Iames T. Entegart, Robert B. Freda, Manager. Sitting, left to right Iames Sayre, Stephen I. Kenny, William F. Tuite, Captain, loseph F. Callo, Edmund C. Schwartz. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL t Top row, left to righteBrother C. Alfred, Coach, William G. Feighery, Gregory F. Spero, Hugh I. Beins, Captain, William I. Black, Robert T. Mellett, William F. Reilly, Manager. Bottom row-Vincent I. O'Connell, Henry F. Mountan, Eugene D. Fiant, Richard M. Hyland, Iames V. McKay. Standing, left to right-Iohn I. Browne fManagerl, Edward Callo, Thomas Egan Cy Devery, Howard Egan, Paul Kilcarr, Kelvin Wall fAssistantManager1. Seated left to right-Iohn Masterson, Iohn Odom, Iohn Malone and joseph Callo ICO Captainsl, Eamon Farrelly. VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY The Cross Country team, though small in size, did fairly well for itself last season. In the beginning of the season, it found itself without a coach, but Bro. Basil generously consented to give his time and succeeded in organizing a strong aggregation. Co-Captain loe Callo was the team's inspiration. He took first place in all of the dual meets and crowned his season by capturing third place in the Private School Championship meet Co-Captain Chick Malone paced the team and usually placed second or third. Sophs Iohn Smith and Tom Egan did excep- tionally well and took second place a few times. Versatile Iohn Odom was right in there battling for third or fourth and greatly aided the Prep's point tally throughout the season. Other boys who were in there all the way and deserve a word of praise were Kev Farrelly, Paul Kilcarr, Ed Callo, and Howie Egan. Iohn Browne, Kelvin Wall and Ed Cadmus were the teams' able managers and Brother Basil's assistants. A 84 Top row, left to right-Charles Towey, Edmund Schwartz, Alfred Campanella, Iohn Masterson, Eamon Farrelly, Edward Callo. Second row, left to right-Donald Zimmermann, William McCoy, Richard Kunkel, Iohn Malone, Raymond Ryan, Kevin Griffin, Edward Thedinga. Bottom row, left to right-William Durocher, Charles Doran, Howard Egan, Edward Zeilnhofer, Lawrence Garlasco, Thomas Egan, Thomas Donlevy. VARSITY TRACK Although the March winds were still a bit chilly when those long outdoor spikes began to turn up the cinders, the enrollment was one of the largest in Prep history. Coach Gerry Alynwick, who was discharged from the armed forces a short time before. got the team off on an early start. The practical knowledge he received when he ran for the college has made him one of the best coaches the Prep has seen. Ioe Callo, our chief distance man, and Rag Healy and Iohn Schwartz who handled the half and quarter mile respectively, tallied up a good number of the Prep's points in all the meets and lohn Odom took good care of the sprint depart- ment. lUnfortunate1y, these boys were absent when the picture was taken.J Don Zimmerman and Tim Donleavy also deserve a word of praise for the fine job they did on the field events. The boys-all of them-really put everything they had into track this year, and the results clearly show that their efforts were well repaid. 85 FRESHMAN CROSSCOUNTRY Standing, left to right-Francis Watson, Ralph Sepulveda, Robert King, William Wallace. Seated-Thomas Pye, Eugene O'Neill, William McGuire, lohn Slattery, lose lane. TRACK Top row, left to right-Roy McCullock, Thomas Ryan, William Wiegelman, Ed- ward McCarthy, William Byrne, Michiel Michaels. Middle row, left to right- Harold Stauble, Edward O'Connor, Richard Sullivan, Anthony Peluso, Iose Iane, Antonio Vazquez, Harold Maduro. Bottom row, left to right-Thomas Skrobala, Anton Pfatlle, William McGuire, Donald McKay, Iames Sayre. TTLTTL 2 x I in , 'S mt v Top row, left to right-Richard Brew, George Crowley, Ioseph Picornell. Second row-Thomas O'I-Iara, Richard Murphy, Michael Breen, Ronald Corbalis, Wilmot Sulzer. Third row-Daniel McConvilIe, William Silvestri, Iohn Murray, Captain, Fred Wendel, Donald McKay, Gordon De Marrais, Manager. Bottom row-Gerard Case, Robert Barreras, George Gross, Robert King, Francis McGann, Gerald Winter. VARSITY SWIMMING I Led by Iohn Murray, one of the outstanding breaststrokers of the CHSAA Swimming League, this year's swimming team has compiled the best record in the history ot the Prep. They have maintained a winning record from the start of the season. Impressive victories were won over All Hallows, Power Memorial, Fieldstone, Xavier, Regis and De La Salle. Ben Corbalis, Captain in '45 and a member ot the team tor tour years, Gerry Winter, Dick Brew, Tom O'Hara. George Crowley, Dan McConviIIe, Fred Wendel, Bill Silvestri and Don McKay are consistent scorers on the squad. The team owes much to the coaching of Mr. Iohn McNamee who took over this year and has done wonders with the team as the season's record shows. 87 Standing, top row, left to right--William Tuite, Theodore Beliakoff, Thomas Lynch Standing, Second rowelohn Sheehan, Manager, Owen Lynch, Daniel Fitzgerald, Fred Wendel, lohn Walsh, Mr. Harry L. Bennett, Coach. Seated-Mario Scolaro lohn Lyons, Captain, George Heitmeier, Robert Doyle, Hugh Curran, Co-Cap: tain tabsentl. VARSITY BASEBALL .1 ...A .L- Although there are only five returning veterans from last year's Varsity, the Baseball Team shows great promise. The team can be counted on to be in there right up to the last game in the fight for the CHSAA crown. This year's mound staff will be led by Iohn Lyons, the Team Captain. On Iohn's strong right arm will rest many of our hopes and he can be counted on to come through as he has done in the past. . Among the returning lettermen are Tom Lynch, first base: Iimrny Bartlett, second base: George Reitmeier, short: and Owen Lynch in center field. lohn Quinn looks good around third base and it looks as if Bill Keleghan will fill one of the outfield posts. Mario Scolaro, lohn Cleary, and Bill Tuite will have a share in the mound chores. Ben Corbalis will probably work behind the bat. CHEERLEADERS Lett to right Albert Murphy, Iohn Mulrooney, Frank Lara, Iohn Sullivan, Iohn Suplicki, Kevin Griltin, Edward Cadmus, Captain fabsentb. Top row, left to rightfGerald I. Winter, Charles P. Greiter, Thomas P. Lynch, William I. Carroll, Wilmot E. Sulzer, William D. Silvestri, Iohn E. Supliclci. Second row, left to right Iohn I. Browne, lohn I. Malone, Ioseph F. Callo, Iohn A. Walsh, Iohn I. Reilly, Edward P. Roche, john I. Murray, Frank W. Lara, George T. Reit- meier, Richard F. Brew. Third row, left to righteRonald C. Corbalis, Roger V. Healy, Iames W. Hammond, Iohn I. Schwartz, Robert P. Doyle, john I. Lyons, Donald I. Zimmermann, Theodore W. Beliakoll. Bottom row, left to right-Vincent P. Traina, Cy V. Devery, Robert M. Cook, Mario A. Scolaro, John N. Odom, Kelvin A. Wall, George D. Crowley. LETTER CLUB Patrons Mr Eugene Attanasio Mr AlfredT Barnett Mr and Mrs Iames Barrett Mrs EllaC Beaver Dr Sol E Begun Mr and Mrs Theodoric Beliakolf Mr and Mrs Iohn Bennett Mrs A Biasr Iohn Bigelow and Mrs Ioseph B Brlelc Iohn A Biller Iosepl A Biller and Family and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Thomas F Boland Charles Boyle Richard Brew Matthew Browne William C Brunner I V Burns Mr and Mrs Emil Dutt Mr and Mrs Iames B Fennell Mrs Kathleen M Flood Mrs Edna L Mr and Mrs and Mrs Louis I Freda and Mrs Christopher B Garlasco Fredenco Gerardino and Mrs IohnI Gilfeclder Iohn Gillivan Patrick Glacken Iohn W Gone Gorman Thomas M Griffin and Mr and Mrs and Mrs Mrs Iane T and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs George Hatch Leland Hatfield Hazelton Iohn V Healy Ioseph Grimes and Family Iohn L Hand and Son Mrs Helen Heckendorn and Audrey Heclcendorn and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Iohn T Byrne Edward A Callo Constantine Campanella and Son William I Carroll Mrs Albertl Christen Mr IohnV Cleary Sr Mrs Thomas Coleman Mr and Mrs George M Collins Mr and Mrs ThomasI Connolly Lt ThomasI Connolly Ir Rev Ioseph Connor and Mrs Charles L Corbalis Iohn Cortissoz Arnold C Cummins Class ol 45 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Hugh F Curran Giacomo Devoti Patrick Donleavy Howard S Doyle Edward Dullaghan Walterl Dunn Iames H Durkin and Mrs Patrick Hinfey and Mrs Ioseph Holahan Leo E Hughes Sr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs D E Karcher William Keleghan Ioseph A Kelley R Kelley The Kelley Family V and Mrs Stephen Kenny Christopher Iohn Kiernan U Iames Kiernan and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Robert M King Karl Krellberg Charles Klein Iules R Knobloch Mrs Agnes Krauss Mr and Mrs Ioseph E Krolrk Mrs E Kunkel Mr and Mrs Anthony Landl Angela and Frances Langan SMC . . 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' Mr and Mrs Henry E Lautz Mrss Mary Ledesma Mr R1chard Ledesma Sr Mrs Iohn Loftus Dr M1chael I Lynch Mr and Mrs Thomas I Lynch Dr Edward H Madden Mrs Wrllram Malone Iohn Manfred1 and Mrs Ioseph Masters and Mrs Ioseph F McCarthy and Mrs Iames A McCourt and Mrs Walter McCoy and Mrs Vrctor McCulloch and Mrs W1ll1am S McGu1re Mrss Margaret I McLouqhl1n Mr and Mrs Charles R McMahon Kathleen McMahon Chrrs McNally Wlllldm F McShane Edward F Meany and Mrs Edwm D M1ller Mrs Annle F Moran George Munce Albertl Murphy IohnI Murray Roy C Nearon Captam and Mrs Charles H Nelson Dr and Mrs Ioseph I Nevrns Dr and Mrs Iack S Newqarden Mlss Ethel V Nlckerson Lt Col and Mrs Raymond E Nolan I H O Brlen Dems M O Connor Reqlnald Odom O Donnell Thomas N O Hara Ioseph A O Nelll Thomas F O Rourke and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Iames T and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Patrons and Mrs Walter Petry and Mrs Edward F Powers W1ll1amI Reedy and Mrs Anton Re1tme1er Mrs Edna Rlordan Mrs E P Roche Mr W1ll1amI Roche and Famlly Mr and lvfrs Frank Romano Mr Emanuel A Romero Mrs Mano Scolaro Mr and Mrs Cornelxusl Shea Mr and Mrs Cornel1usI Sheehan Mr and Mrs IohnI Sheehan MaryE Shlne Mr Anthony Iay S1Sll Mr and Mrs Arthur Smlth Eva Snaden Rev Mrs Mrs George and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs Rlchard and Mrs and Mrs Stephen Albert C M Steffens Anna St1efel Sull1van Walter Petry P I Tlzzano Peter Traxna Martm F Tu1te Arthur F Trump Wmllram Velessarlon Iohn Ward Melvm Weber I L Whealan B Whealan Iames Whrte Robert W1eqelmar1 C Wrld Clsrss ot 45 and Mrs Casper Wlll Charles F Wmans and Mrs Warren Ierome Wmans and Mrs Iosephl Wmter and Mrs E Zerlnhofer and Mrs LeonardI Z1mmermann . . . Mr. . ' Mr. . . , ' , , Mr. ' ' . , Mr. . ' ' Mr. ' - . Mr. . - ' Dr. . - - - Mr. . ' - ' Mr. . ' ' . ' - ' ' Mr. ' - ' Mr. ' ' . - ' Mr. . MF- - Mr. . ' I ' MF. . . . ' , ' . Mr. . ' Mr- U ' MT. . ' . ' Mr. . . MT- - - Mr. . . MT- - I ' ' Mr. . . MF- - ' l , Mr. . ' , , , ' Mr. . . . ' , ' Mr. . ' . . . . Mr. - ' Mr. . . . ' ' MT- A- I I ' I Mr. . ' . ' Mr. . ' Mr, I ' MF. . ' Mr. . ' MY- - ' My. , I ' MT. . . l Mr. . . ' ' MF- - - ' , , , ' Mr. . . ' I- Compliments of . . . R The Lndles Huxllmry MANHATTAN PREP OFFICERS EV BROTHER CHRISTIAN RS I-IARRYI WALTERS RS EDWIND MILLER RS GECRCE E MINTCN RS EDWARD? PCWERS RS CI-IARLESA TCWEY RS FRANCIS E BARRERAS RS ICI-IN S CASE IV RS I-IARCLD I WEIDNER Moderator I-Ion Presldent Presldent Ist Vrce Presrdent Znd Vlce Presrdent 3rd Vrce Presldent 4th Vlce Presldent Secretory Treasurer . , . . 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Vice-President Atlas Fence Company Now has Bethcmlzed frust re rstmgb chem lmk wlre fence mcrterlcz ovculoble for every purpose embrcrcmq schools playgrounds mdustrrcrl cmd resrdentrcrlenclos ures Wrlte for free booklet and or have CI represemcx tlve corll oft your corrvemence omd wlthout obhqortron to estlmote on qucmtltles mvolved + SALES OFFICES 103 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK NEW YORK 1060 BROAD STREET NEWARK 2 NEW IERSEY 248 28 IERICHO 'IURNPIKE BELLROSE LONG ISLAND NEW YORK and other pnnclpcrl Clf16S lll O .-I . . .L . . . . 1 1 ' . I I 1 I I 1 - - -- The sweetness of low price never equals the bitterness of low quality WILLIAM J McCRRTllY LUMBER 6. TIMBER 138th STREET AND PARK AVENUE BRGNX NEW YQRK MElrese 5 4444 MElrese 5 4633 Mills: Swcrinsboro, Ga. - Vidcrticr, Ga. PIITIIICII J GIIIMES STEAMSHIP 6. 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O Nowfec11u11r11g111-11111-rtIf1.11:1fA1'zf111,1111'ff ?1zr11g11f1ff111-ily LQ1111l111qIVI1l11,f E. .. - I ,. - . The 1111 1515015-Q!1Q11cfv'111ei:3 11 '. 15:39 ' ' zz , N ' ' . . X, ,, I . I , . M , . . U ' 0 Comphments of RESIDENT STUDENTS OF CHRYSOSTOM AND MANHATTAN HALLS BEDFORD DENTAL LABORATORY 'I' 305 EAST 204th STREET BRONX, NEW YORK EDMQND BYER, Proprieior PAT GALLAGHER S BAR 6. GRILL APPILIATED WITH AP OF L 864 NINTI-I AVENUE NEW YGEK CITY DE LA SALLE INSTITUTE 160 WEST 74th STREET -I- New York Cltys Hepresentotlve Cothohc I-hgh School 'I' Compliments of . . . Comphments of COLUMBUS CIRCLE LIQUOR STORE INC I COLUMBUS CIRCLE NEW YORK N Y. RAYMOND I. LEO Comphments of MR 6 MRS WILLIAM L SILVESTRI HAROLDI STAUBLE FRANK SANCHEZ LOUIS DEIOIE DOUGLAS N TRAVERS IOSEPH PICORNELL SENIOR BOARDERS Compliments of . . . PINE HILL CRYSTAL SPRING WATER CO ELECTRIC WATER COOLERS BOTTLE AND PRESSURE PURE SPRING WATER I32r1d STREET ci BROOK AVENUE NEW YORK 54 N Y T 1 ph MO 96290 Comphments of C L A S S 2 C MODERATOR MR WILLIAM I REEDY The Cooler of Today and Tomorrow result of 45 Years Experie 'I' e e one . - ty 4 90 PATRICK LYNCH RIVERSIDE BAR AND GRILL WINES AND 1.1QUoRs 'I- GU4 WEST 125th STREET NEW YORK 27 N Y MICHAEL F BREEN INC Exccxvcmons cmd Foundcmons -61 I . . 0 I I A -I- BRONX NEW YGRK GALLAGHER S INC 25 Years at BROADWAY and 240th STREET Comphments of CHARLES H SILVER NEW YORK, N. Y. Compllments of I O H N I F L Y N N Compllments of WILLIAM F MALONE CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 225 WEST 34th STREET NEW YQRK N Y I I 61 LA k 46166 I I + , . . 96' IOTIG C CIWCIHHCI - Comphments of ST IOACHIM S CHURCH 26 ROOSEVELT STREET Comphments of. SYDNEY MARTIN AND FAMILY .NEW YCDRK 2, N. Y. Comphme-nts of TRADE BANK 6. TRUST CO 36th STREET CS 7th AVE 2nd AVE ci 4th STREET NEW YCRK N Y Comphments of WEST 207 STREET CLUB 521 WEST 207th STREET NEW YORK N Y , . . Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. , . . Comphments of THE 2D CLASS OF 1948 Extends its smcere WlSh9S for success TO THE CLASS OF 1946 MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM F. MCCOY Comphments of C L A S S 2 B Offlcers Presldent RICHARD ALFRINC VICE Presldent GERARD CASE Secretary WALTER PETERS Our Best Wlshes to the Boys of SAINT RAYMONDS SCHOOL Attendmq MANHATTAN PREP + BROTHER BERNARDINE F S C BROTHER BERNARD F S C BROTHER ADRIAN F S C BROTHER ALBINUS F S C BROTHER ALBERT F S C BROTHER ALOYSIUS F S C 'P Treasurer . . ..,T....T. MICHAEL BREEN Compliments of . . . WEST BRONX ITALO-AMERICAN SOCIAL CLUB 5667 BROADWAY BRONX NEW YORK PREP STUDENTS WELCOME THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE + OPEN DAILY 8 AM to 3 PM 'I' What You Can Use At Reasonable Prices PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES Complrments of CONSOLIDATED HOME APPLIANCE COMPANY 5985 BROADWAY at 242nd STREET Tel Klrrqsbrrdqe 32455 Mr 6 Mrs Fred Gnesbach Movle Cameras SMH Cameras PYOISCYOT Enlarge-rs Lenses Sphcers Lrqht Meters Prim Developmq Accessorres Trlpod Albums Radios and Electncal Applxances Complrmerrts of Comphments of oun LADY or LOURDES THE CAFFREY FAMILY CHURCH Rt Rev Msar Iarml Stanley . n 0 . , . 1 G I I QI 1 1 1 1 . . , . F I I I DI Compllmenls of Comphments of B E L L O B A G S Manufacturers ofLad1es Fme Leather Bags Mr G Mrs Charles H Bohle 3235 QUEENS BOULEVARD Telephone ST 4 4222 Compl1mer1ts ol COfF1IDl1meT1fS Of Mr 6 Mrs Bernard McNally O BRIENIS TAVERN and Fqmlly Peter OBr1en Prop 5209 BROADWAY NEW YORK N Y Telephone LO 2 9847 ..- ..- -1. I O O ... I C I I r. , . ,.. MARTIN BEVERAGE CO CASE 6: SMITH LUMBER COMPANY PALE DRY CLUB SODA CREEMI CREAM MARTINETTE 202 204 EAST 102 d STREET NEW YORK N Y IN SCHCCDL ACTIVITIES F THE FOODY FAMILY CLASS 2A 201 - n Compliments to those Compliments of , , , rom TERMINAL RESTAURANT A FINE PLACE FOR MANHATTAN MEN TO EAT AND DRINK POWER'S BAR AND GRILL 207th STREET d BROADWAY MANHATTAN NEW YORK BEST wisnizs TO CLASS OF 1946 GEORGE D CROWLEY Dme Deliahtfuly WITH DIPLOMAT CHICKEN A LA KING At Y a A1 ys a DIPLOMAT an It is a distinguished ambassador of good taste from the kitchens of U. S. Government inspected Chicken Canning Plant No. 1 our De ler - wa IOHN A WALLACE INC FUNERAL DIRECTORS NEW YORK N Y SPINDELL AND MAGUIRE INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS 1060 BROAD STREET NEWARK 2 NEW IERSEY Comphments of VOLUME DRESS INC 224 WEST 35111 STREET MANHATTAN NEW YORK BARNEY S STEAK HOUSES 28 EAST 58th STREET Bet F1fih cmd MGd1SOH Avenues 340 LEXINGTON AVENUE Bet 39th and 40th Streets CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS WITH BAKED IDAHO POTATO Tom Murray, Propnetor , 1 S 3470 BROADWAY 1 FRGM A FRIEND VISITATION CHURCH 3817 BAILEY AVENUE BRONX NEW YORK IACK MALGN E MITCHELL ROYAL POST ROBERT MOUSSOURI N 1095 A LEO PINCKNEY C WILLIAM E KELLEY Ad: I t Compliments of . . . I C mpliments of Q i . Complxmenis of . . . o. , meriCcmLeqior1 , ommcmder . , 'u om MR 6. MRS IOSEPH GANZI FITZGERALD S TAVERN 4 WEST KINGSBRIDGE ROAD FITZGERALD S CAFE 2035 IEROME AVENUE NEW YORK CITY IOHNSON CITY TENN BOSTON MASS Cpltf O G KELLEY 6. CO CONTRACTORS THOMAS F EGAN Ma q IOSEPH M BOLAND I ur ce fA11Kmds 201 WEST 72 d STREET Tel TR 41200 Compliments of . . . I O O and I Near Burnside Avenue O ns cm o ' om imen S O I O C rm . , nc: er - - - Comphments of HARRY ALPERT MANGLG VILLAR ALMACENISTA EXPORTADGR DE AZUCAR Y CGNSIGNATARIO DEBUQUES Comphments of the followmg BOYS OF 1A Regmald Ames Edwm Bloom Robert Barreras Damel Capozzr Iohn Bennett W1l11am Ferghery W1ll1am Gallmaugh Thomas Farrell lerry Gray Alfred E Smrth Eugene Emmert George Gross George Duderlch Iohn G1ll1VGH lohn Grrmes A fnendly place to meei your friends BREAKFAST LUNCHEON AFTERNOON TEA DINNER CAN DIES CAKES SODAS SCHRAFFT'S Philip Cleter Iolm Forde E W MALONEY 6: SONS FUNERAL SERVICE Our Servzce Wxthxn the Means of All LUDLOW STREET YONKERS AVENUE YO11ke-rs 3 7401 YONKERS NEW YORK Tel RAYMOND 9 1900 WALTERB COOKE INC FUNERAL DIRECTORS Bronx Manhattan Westchester WALTERB COOKE LICSHSGG COLORITE OFFSET CO 450 SIXTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY Naturally' The Bank to Choose CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK or YONKERS NEW YORK l 1 YO ' 3,230 I HKQIS 3 Brooklyn Queens Richmond 732 A THE ORIGINAL SANTINI FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES MOVERS PACKERS SHIPPERS Execuhve Ofhces and Warehouses 439 45 EAST 149th STREET NEW YORK 55 N Y Tel ME1rose 5 8300 SHOP AND SAVE EVERY DAY AT YOUR NEARBY A 6. P FOOD STORE WALSH PAINTING AND HEATING SUPPLY 398 to 402 WALNUT STREET Comphments of THE 32 CLUB CAF E IOHN MCMANUS Proprletor 32 EAST 32nd STREET NEW YORK 16 N. Y Phone MUrmy H111 4 9690 - - YONKERS, NEW YORK Compllments of SIDNEY CAPLAN Cornphrnents of SAM GLICK STARLIGHT FUEL CORP O11 Burners Serviced and Installed COAL COKE FUEL OIL Bronx Rrver Ave and 174th St New York 60 N Y Klngsb rdqe 6 9563 RUBY GARAGE I-'mest Accommodatxons 5925 BROADWAY KInqsbr1dqe 6 9796 RIVERDALE RECREATION Bowl for Your Health 10 Brunsw1ckBa1ke Bowling Alleys 5628 Broadway at 232nd Street New York MOunt Vernon 82022 L Baud P Fxcalora Props RIVIERA WINES 6. LIQUORS Retarl Wrnes and L1quors 153 Mt Vernon Avenue Mt Vernon New York OPPOSIIS Mt V mon St hon on New York Central BENEDICT ILARIO Servmq Riverdale for over 20 Years Cleaner Dyer Taxlor Valet 4621 Spuyten Duyvrl Parkway Broadway at 242nd Street New York 63 N Y Phone Dobbs Ferry 1120 FREE DELIVERY Ardsley Fruit 6 Vegetable Market Itahan Amencan Grocenes 476 Ashford Avenue ' . e a ' Tel. Tlvoli 2-3535-6 Klnqsbridqe 641604 I' . T lephone EDgecombe 4 9777 BURGER S PORK STORE 1704 Amsterdam Avenue Bet 144th Street and 145th Street Tel Klnqsbrrdge 3 2828 FIELDSTON JEWELRY SHOP FIELDSTON RADIO sHoP 4611 Spuyten Duyvtl Parkway New York 63 N Y Telephone AUdubon 3 0118 ROGERS GROCERY 6. DAIRY Stnctly Fresh Vmeland Eggs Received 3 Times Weekly ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED 1704 Amsterdam Ave New York N Y Bet 144th :S 145th Streets Tel CO1umbus 5 7671 Hen Y R MGY WILLIAM M MAY CO Sheet Metal Construchon and Ventxlauon 539 West 52nd Street New York T 1 YOnkers 5 0513 0919 B nard B Connors YONKERS HOME SERVICE CO O11 Burner Serv1ce Master Kraft Socony Fuel O11 Serv1ce 89W Warburton Ave Yonkers 2 N Y Servxnq A11 Yonkers FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN YONKERS Mann Oifxce 20 SOUTH BROADWAY Branches 185 Ashburton Aven e 504 South Broadway 928 McLean Avenue Central Park 6 Yonkers Ave Member of F D I C Tel YOnkers 3 7812 Ioseph E Mahony MAHON Y LIQUORS WINES and LIQUORS Free Dehvenes 32W Lawrence Street Yonkers 5 Phone Klnqsbrrdqe 9 8078 Day and Nxqht WALTER A FLECK Plurnblnq 61 Heatmq Contractor Authorized Dealer Consohdated Edtson Co of New York Inc 5720 Mosholu Ave New York 63 N Y e - . ' - . , - r . e. - - er . ' I D , Plumbing - Heatinq - Oil Burners W I l Z U . , N. Y. . , . . Tel EDJ comlze 4 9730 SCOTTO BROS Fresh F rurt and Vegetables 1708 Amsterdam Avenue New York B t 144th nd 145th St eets Tel Dobos Ferry 1121 1122 LOUIS CORATO Prop LOUIS MARKET ON THE SQUARE Best Quallty Meats at Lowest PIICSS 470 Ashford Avenue Ardsley Tel Klnqsbr dye 6 9806 STRIGLIS Prop FAMOUS FOODS Well known for STEAKS CHOPS SEA FOOD 5574 Broadway New York N A 231st Str tSubw y St t1 Tel Klnqsbndqe 3 2618 BENIAMIN LEWIS Retall Wme and Lrquor Store 5995 Broadway New York 63 N Y At 242 d Street Tel Klnqsb dge 6 9848 BROADWAY LIQUOR STORE 5565 Broadway New York 63 N Y 1 1 PF W W KREIDELL P op W ONEIL M naqer Tel K1n5sbr1dqe 6 4444 MARTIN S BOOK 6 GIFT SHOP ENGRAVING ARTIST SUPPLIES DENNISON GOODS 255 West 231st Street New York 63 N Y Tel IE 69511 A FINCKE Prop PLIMPTON GROCERY 139 West 169th Street New York HURLEY S CAFE Fmest Domestxc and Imported Wmes and Llquors 3347 Broadway New York Crty Between 135th and 136011 Streets . re - 6 . ' - , . 1 e. a r I . i c - , . . ' - , . Y. 1 - - t ee a a 'on U . ri f - . f ' A I Fine Wines and Liquors BOOKS-STATIONERY-GIFTS-LENDING LIBRARY tNear 231s S reet-O Aosite A. G P. Storel , . . , r . . ' , a I . I I Te CO1u b 541834 PAUL WHITE New Era Hardware 6. Supply Co 839 Nlnth Avenue at 55th Street New York 19 N Y 1dq63 The Popular Place All the Old Favonte Drinks O LEARY S BAR 6. GRILL 183 West 231st Street near Broadway Bronx N Y 1 DQ 4 PALACE MARKET H1911 Grade Meats and Poultry 1707 Amsterdam Ave New York N Bt 144th nd 45th St Cornplmrnents of I BRADYS DINER ELMSPORD NEW YoRK Compllrnents of BENIAMIN COLB Dental Surgeon 573 lsham Street 211th St CS Broadway New York N Y T1 LOrra1n 71592 Ok 3 WHOLESALE Cxqars Clqa ettes Tobuccos Smokers Artxcles and Confectionery 40 Pahsade Avenue Yonkers N Y Cornplrments of DUMAN S BAKE SHOP 222 West 238th Street New York Cornpllments of G E O R G E S 1. m us - - V DR. e. ' e - TQ1. Klnqspri e -964 Te1.Y U GTS -2001 - - - M. Friedman Tobacconist, Inc. ' , ' r , . ' 1 I , Te. E ecombe 51919 . , . Y. e . a 1 reets ' I Compllments of Mr 6. Mrs Fredenck E Wendel Cornphments of MR 6. MRS IOHN HOBE T I KI qsb xdqe 32076 Coyle Refrlgerahon Servlce All Type Umts Sel'V1Ced 3605 Krnqsbrrdqe Ave Bronx N Y GLUECK CLEANERS Robblns Cleaners 6. Dyers Inc HUDSON VIEW FLORIST A Cholce Selectmen of Fresh Cut Flowers 803 West l8lst Street New York T I KInqsb ldqe 9 B350 I HANNINGTON S MARKET Inc Meats Vegetables Grocenes 5706 Mosholu Ave New York C1ty Compllments of QUALITY FURS Inc Manufcxctunng Furners 333 Seventh Avenue New York T l WAds rlh 84513 Comphments of nomanos a qo RADIOS RECORDS ELE TRICAL APPLIANCES REPAIRS 1481 St N1cholc1sAve New York 33 N Y e . n r' - Successors to New 235th Street 1440 St. Nicholas Ave. New York City e . r' - - I I I e . wo - I o , Tel. Klnqsbridqe 6-2775 Tel. Klnqsbridqe 3-2972 License No. L 1834 Compliments of Doncrldson's Wine 61 Liquor Store VAN CORTLANDT LAUNDRY 124A West 238th Street 436 West 238th Street Bronx 63 N. Y. New York Clty Compliments of DR 6. MRS MAX M ABELOW Tel Klnqsbrxdqe 3 3753 Say It With Flowers COLUMBIA FLORIST Quality Flowers Dellvered Everywhere 200 West 23lst Street Bronx 63 N Y lust West of Broadway Compliments of Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Murray Compliments of Haight, Gnfirn, Demmg 6- Gardner 80 Broad Street New York 4 N Y Tel Klnqsbridge 34496 DIANE FLOWER SHOP QUALITY FLOWERS POTTERY AND NOVELTIES WEDDINGS AND FUNERALS A SPECIALTY 5985 Broadway Bronx 63 N Near 242nd Street OUR APPEAL dress that old suit overcoat or shoes you have not worn for a lonq trme not because there are not many days of good wear left m them but simply because you have tired of them Somewhere in your attic store room or wardrobe may be Just the articles that will help send a chrld to school properly clothed make some mother comfortable provide warm beddmq for a family make a man presentable and help him se cure employment Socrety of Scnnt Vmcent De Pcrul . I I 5 I , . Y. V - ' ' Not for money-but your hidden treasures-that old , . . ' : ' - THE FANSHAW Srmqlfn Food dI.qo 602 South Broodwoy Yonkers Fon LovELY LINGERIE LAURIE GENE SHOP 777 Pohsode Avenue Yonkers New York PARKWAY TAVERN 7 40 Bo Iey Avenue Bronx N Y Comphrnents of MR. 6. MRS. IOHN TUOHY AND FAMILY M BACHRACH 6 SON Inc Stcxuoners cmd Pnnters smce 1887 KInqs JI 6 MORTONS MEAT MARKETS CHOICE MEATS POULTPY PROVISIONS 234 West 238th Street Bronx N Y B unch 2182 WHITE PLAINS AVENUE I KIn 6 Old: I Ci Iames McN1cholcrs Bar 6. Grxll Wrnes ond Lrquors 5820 Broodwoy New York Crty ICI s C1 229 Cornphrnents of PETERS BEAUTY SALON Cor of 236th Street ond Rrverdole Avenue Bronx, N Y '11, OnE:izs 3-372' O I I FESf'13.'JRA?lT ATIIP fOfKT.l.IL Liijflt E e v' i e s an I u r Consult us Lnlicuv our kxnquet f:,I. 'es ' , N. Y. T Er'.x'.aF.-, 35:6 '1Ti'.'5 PHILLIPS 2275 Third Avenue New York 35, N. Y. Tel. IJIIVVCQ -0946 I r : 'jyj KIHQSQ3 jf, Egg-Q, Te. qstzridqe -9783 I 'I.e:e ren s Meet I I I so 7 I , - . - ' 'fel . ng bn 'ie 3- 9 I Cornplrrne nt MACHINE 45. MOTOR CO Inc 539 West 52nd Stree New York 19 N Y 1 GLENWOOD WINES 6. LIQUORS Yonkore New York BENNETT PHARMACY BENNETT H 111: 1314 Nelson Ave ru Bronx N Y Frank Scolaro Marble Co Inc Intenor Marble Contractors 340 Iackson Avenue New York N Y Llberty Restaurant and Bar 1 or G11SOC1CI1AC11V1119S 5 H r rrrlto 1 Pla New York Crty Complrments of THE PLYMOUTH THEATRE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Mahoney Motor Sales Inc 195 South Broadway Yorkers N Y fOr A 6-EVI Cornphrnents of DONOHUE 6. MAGUIRE 5195 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY , 2 5 of . . . . , , n . ., . 6 1 I . . cr ' 1 Ce 10. YOnkf'rs L C240 1 1' 'fiJ1'11J1,N, 'z 371 Wcrrraurtorr Avonuo , . Pt 3 'Y 9 Y , . . '19c'1. ' r:'.0rS 3-9409-1 S 1.113 S Fx ' CE ., . Comp rrnertts of KILCARRS BAR G GRILL 232 West 230 rr Street B onx N Y FRED V MARLOW FOR LIFE INSURANCE Tel KI 31738 Comphments of MR 6. MRS CHARLES KELLY AND FAMILY Comphmertt of Mr 6. Mrs Dcrmell McConv1lle Comphmerrts of FINNERTY S RESTAURANT 66 West Fordham Road Bronx N Y Comphments of MR GMRS THOMAS A BLACK Comphments of Mr 6, Mrs Wxlllczm Gallmauqh Comphments ot MARKEY S CHOP HOUSE 4744 Broadway New York Crty 1' , 1 I iv ,.. T' . ,.. Q 1 Q Q u .. . ' ' n o ,, L Y , G . .J ... 1 . - a o n Con rl rnent t rt rnente ot ATWATER RADIATOR WORKS VII-LAR Y C0510 1879 Second Avenue New York Crty Dry Goods Importers Comphments of EDWARD I MALON EY TORSNEY AND MALONEY TRUCKING CORPORATION 601 West 28th Street New York Crty Comphments of A FRIEND Cornphments of THE PREP LIBRARY CAIBARIEN CUBA Cornphments of Mr 6. Mrs WIIIICIITI. ONe1lI WHOLESALE HARDWARE CO 763 10th Avenue New York C1ty TIAJ Bersohn 6. Satmary Meat Market HIGH GRADE MLAI AND POULTRY 3405 Broadway New York Crty rri so... COIYIIJII . , . . , . . O I . e. I.3-8602 .US ., Good Wishes to Senior Cklss From IOHN TORCHIN RIVERDALE CLEANERS 3093 Rrverdole Avenue New York Crty AU 38118 SANTOS PHARMACY DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED MED1C1NES PRESCFHPTIONS AREFULLY CONIPOJNDED 3419 Broadway New York Crty ROSENHAIN S Dehcrous Food Fme Wmes and Lxquors Comphmerrts of ISIDORE MILLER COMPANY f+N,11'A TJRIN FJ V-'IEE GREELEY ARCADE BUILDING 127 133 WEST 30th STREET 128 136 WEST 31st STREET NEW YORK CITY Tel. I.Onqotcre 5-4440 MUTUAL THEATRE TICKET CO. HOTEL FLANDERS 134 West 48th Street New York 19 MARTIN A OCONNEL Wmes cmd LIQUOTS 163 Eost 188th Street New York Crty Walter F Ienkms rLoRr.fr 4877 Broadway at West 204th Street Carl B Meyer opromzrmsrs 18 Nor h Broodwoy Yonkers 2 N Y Tel YOr1kers 3 5992 PLAZA FRUIT 6. DAIRY MARKET 143 West 188th Street New York Crty Tek . - B159 Eggt Pgfdhgm Rgqd Gnd CfQSIQH Ave, LOrrcxine New York 34, 1.1. 1 ' C71 G 1 ' I T QTQQLE E3 SCNS INQQRPQRATED LITHOCRAPHX IRINTINC Tn' MASTERS RAPHIC ARTS M 9 ' Y V 3 - - Xl IEFFERSON STRIQEI ' 5'I.'XNHORD.Cg?!lN .CTICUT ' 'I'El.EPHOTNL-1F'508?5 1-5:3 or was XG X X-Rf , I A . . i O 'ri s. 1 6 ,I 'I' ' f 'F'-,. I 'U' N . v Q ,, , if 'fr x .P 4- s l J 'lv Y M 45. ,-- H cw- , , :ua ff' .E ,, 3 ,f iv, In . Y 1. m ' H rf 'W 'Hman w R696 ,J .. JP 3-71. V 5, QI: 5 I j s iq' X 3 x , 1 NN s V N s-. 'U' all-.wa G 'Jr f-,iss fl f I , 4 5 4 UQ :QQ W Q5