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

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CHARLES P. HUGHES Honor Society 1,2,3f Catecbists 4,' Yearbook 45 Minstrel 2,' Glee Club 2,' Cheerleader 4,' Cross Country 4,' Bas- ketball 15 Intramurals 2. Laugh and the world laughs with you Charlie arrived at the Prep as a Sophomore, after a year's apprenticeship in Utica, New York. This country gentle- man soon established himself as a scholar and wit. Always interested in extracurricular activities, Charlie set an ex- ample by accepting the job of cheerleader. He is now an established citizen of Yonkers and plans his future care- fully by enrolling at Manhattan College. 5-ns. 'ffl PTE rl JOHN P. HUMPHREYS Booster Club 2,' Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Fortune favors the audacious ' john is famous for his fear of Physics. However, John has made remarkable progress towards conquering his awe. Although he is typical of the hardworking senior, john is by no means merely a scholar. He is a good mixer and his popularity among his classmates stems from the wel- come injection of his wit and personality into everything of class interest. 31

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EDWARD J. JACKSON Dance Committee 35 Glee Club 2g Basketball 1,' Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. S ee! There is jackson standing like a stone wall Edward Gilly jackson is one of the most stouthearted de- fenders of Highbridge that the Prep has acquired in a great many years. His aspirations are to the held of the business world. His colorful personality has made him a popular figure in the Prep. Eddie will long be remembered tor his tremendous work in Physics-written in invisible ink. JOHN M KN OWLES Student Council 4,' Class Officer 2,' Minstrel 1,2g Cross Country 1,' Track If Basketball 1,' Baseball fMgr.j 2,3,' Intramurals 1,2,3,4. The nature of business is swinaflingu john proved a good student all through his days at the Prep while holding down the position of varsity baseball manager for two years. Peanuts was well known for his quiet, dry humor which added to his already-established personality and enthusiasm as a spirited Manhattanite. john was also an avid basketball participant, playing in the intramurals with the same spirited fight that has charac- I ' Q , terized his intellectual activity in class. 2