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

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JOHN P. FRAHER Dance Committee 4' Glee Club 2' Swirnming 1 Intra- murals 1 2 3 4 Owe 110 man anylbtfzq ohnny was one of the select few of thls semor year ro loru the elxte group studyrnf, busrness law However he d1d not spend all hrs trme wnth hrs law book as he was equally adept rn baseball In the sprmg John could be seen at elther the Polo Grounds or the Yankee Stadrum pntchmg peanuts In class he was a quret but smcere worker rndrcatxve of hrs enlrghrenment to the serrous problems facmg the senrors 'X lg new JOHN J GALLAGHER Archconfraternzty 1 Mznstrel 1 2 3 Dance Comfmifee 4 Basketball 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 They also serve who stand and watt john rs an av1d sports fan and rs the confident possessdr of the largest smrle rn Rrverdale He was a ttreless sup porter of the Prep Varslty and often drd some sohdcheer mg for the cause of the College H1s srlenr determination rn the ltne of studres and presence at the Preps Social events helped htm gam the admnratron of both teachers and students 28

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JOHN j FORRLSTAL 1 7 3 Catbeclauts -I IJIMH not fflff up 111 lun Z1 Q 15111 ohns strrkmg, pcrsonthty dcnutndcd IIILIIIIOII from all tround him Hrs xtiroltmss xxlth 1 bxskctbtll buned hlm 1 bcrtl on thc Ircshmm lcxm without luxlnf., to IIIt.I'lLi tryouts He wxs rn lrdtnt cntllusltst of tll Prep SPOFIIUS cvents Hlrd work md trcmcntlous school Splflf hut ctr r Jhn IllI'OL1f,,ll thc I cp III b sr f 4. lcrlty mi enthusrasm ff CHARLES M EGAN .Student Counczl 4 Honor Soczety 1 Cateclnsts 4 Dance Commmee 4 Mznstrel 2 Cross Country 1 1 rack 1 2 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 He halb eaten me out of home and home' Easy gotng Charhe ha11s from Sacred Heart of I-Ilghbrldge and IS the proud possessor of a colorful dxsposmon and a ravenous appetrte He IS also the cause of many a Math teacher s tearrng hrs fthe teacher SJ han' out over hls puzz Img questrons In the hne of sports Charhe was a cons1st ent scorer for the Manhattan track team, boastmg many feats too ln werght hftmg G- W , . I . I . I ,. I. y. I I' ' rr ! - . . . . . , K 311 ' 3 . ' N t ,QM ' h UQ , , - I K 1 W. XV ' 1 Class Offcer 2,' Mznstrel 2,' Busleetlmll l,' Intramzzmls ' 1-f 1' 1 ' . 1' 1 ,f 'fwjn 'z .I 'A ' ' , . - L ' , . k . 1 . ' , Q '. n 'A 1 A 'Q' h Q I 'T' L , '4 ' 1' . ' Q' L A ' ' ' 1 A A Y I . A ' 'L ' 'n 'A .V 'g4 . led jc f - 'rr a ur' o 'c- 'L t

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EDWARD P. GORDON Honor Society 2' Catechists 4 Cross Country -I Little nonsense now and then is realized by the wisest men' lid is 11 happy-go-lucky fellow with a ready smile for class- mates and teachers alike. He hails from that fair land south . J J ' H J Q is rm fl 'lgfgid . , at , ' 4 ' 1-,qv 5-A2 , 5 J 1 1 ,Was A Q at i ,ff WILLIAM B. GROGAN Class Officer If Prepster Z,5,' Dance Committee fClJuir- man! 5,-l,' Cross Country lj Iracle 1,2 Baseball l,' ln- trarnurals 1,2,3,4. Music bath charms to sootlv the savage beast 'lhe monarch of Rhythm in Blues is wailing again! Wild B.G.'s rendition ot the uapplejackj' done to the suave melodies ot the 1-Ioundd0g, will leave an unforget- table impression upon the Class of '54, Nevertheless, be- neath his comic nature are the outlines of a serious thinker. The Grogh is famous tor his contribution to the field ot philosophy: the Groganistic philosophy of Lackadaisical- ity. In the realm ot sports, Bills claim to fame emanates from his heroic cross-country run in stockinged feet to bring hrst-place laurels to the Seniors. Bill is respected by all for his unmistakable, though budding, quality of leader- 'fq l Ah. l ffl - zfflffffl ,. I-I ..,,,. X ship, as well as for his pleasant, laughing humor. 29 'htel .1 -754