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

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THOMAS P LYON S Student Council 4 Yearbook 4 Honor Soczety 1 2 3 -I Track 2 3 Cross Country 1 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Etery man J work tba!! be made mam er! Tom has been a qu1et but conslstent and arduous worker rn all hrs four years at the Prep Even mth hrs pnrncrptnon recurrent presence at sports events and hns farthful execu non of hrs Student Counenl dutres proves Tom to be a leader IH our mrdst For Toms most outstxndmg character trant he has been rrbhtfully descrlbed by the old axrom A Le 1der Is Best Wlmen People Barely Know That He Exrsrs ., W ' f' 1' , J 1 1 1' I J. I. ' rr , I 1 V 11 in many sports he regularly attained scholastic honors. His X ' A . Y 'L U Y ' ' ' ' , 1 1 ' y v r ' s Y A . ' ,

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VICTOR J. LA TEMPLE Student Council 4,' Yearbook 4g Dance Committee 4,' Honor Society 1,2,3,4,' Minstrel 2,' Intramurals 1,2,3,4. I believe tbe irst test ofa truly great man is bis humility Vic is a quiet, diligent student possessing a genial attitude towards scholarship. He intends to follow the course in elec- trical engineering offered by Manhattan College. Aside from his intellectual endeavor, Vic's cheerful presence has also been noted at such extracurricular activities as the Dance Committee, the Yearbook, and the Student Council. Outside school, Vic is frequently found at many rock and roll dances and gatherings. 'E feat: . . ,e f,5-'aiizfel 'Q' 1 t, ,'1-falgaigt, 'fl' i aij'-511, ff f S se W , 'Q t - We 4 tiger Z JAMES J. LOOS Student Council 4,' Class Ojicer 3,' Honor Society 1,31 Minstrel 1,2,3,' Yearbook 4,' Basketball 1,' Basketball K M grJ 2,3,4,' Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Cbercbez la femme jim was an asset to the basketball team for four years. With a year of frosh ball behind him, Jim became our capable varsity manager. He was a conservative fellow in class, but active in most of the school activities. jim was very popular with the student body because of his famous back-o-the-room humor and earnest application of his talents to the scholastic field of endeavor. an 21 a1f!,r,,, ss' fi 2 '17 t ,gf 'zt- .t E A S., La mm A iii' Vai?

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PHILIP R. MARESCO Honor Society If Booster Club 1,2,' Minstrel 1,2g Ca- tecbists 4,' Dance Committee 3,41 Cross Country 1,' Track 1,' Basketball 1,2g Baseball If Intramurals 1,2,3,4. These monstrous views, . . . tbese venomous teachings Phil or, Turk as he is known to his classmates, has en- livened the class with his jokes and ebullient wit. He has frequently been heard critizing contemporary methods of expediting scholasticism in the manner or technique of a Dryden or a Pope. Dolefully acknowledging the uselessness of modern science, Turk has optimistically signed up to study the world of business. The senior class will undoubted- ly feel the absence of Phil's rollicking and robust epitaphs concerning the downfall of progressive education. Financial magnate and tycoon of the countenance fervently plunged in the Time' and Newsweek The Harry ming pool he is constantly seen charting the splashing swimming team Jim is also Gristede and Casey Jones because of h cern for the growth and profit of the own. Every Monday he took time off from y y,,, y A 3 , chores to participate in Catholic Action as a Arcbconfraternity 2 Minstrel 1 2, 4 g Catecbists 4, Intramurals 1,2 I cannot tell bow tbe trutb may be I 5 Catechist Society