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

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PAUL E. MCARDLE Student Council 4' Prepster 1,2, Public Speaking 1 2- Debating 12, Chess Club 3 Glee Club 1,2 Minstrel 1 2 35 Dance Committee 3 4 Cross Country 4 Imitation is the sincerest orm of flattery From the marbled Valhalla of ,esthetic Riverdale the Prep A 'c lifl i . if ' i r i ' t at if Wea . 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 I ' rf f :1 1 , 4 , X- , . , . , ,t 1 4. 4. 1 W- li . t 1 up 1 .1 A f . , if T :tv ,Mgr 1 M1 ' 4, fi ' Ex 5 1 1 X 8:1 af f U 4 '5 A w 31 U .M y A , ,W , we-z ae i-Fi?-'3'i?, SV? Q an , J fav :xi t if 1 M. w , 'iv It -fstfti. ' . A 1 4 s , .U qs' ,,, Q i n sf- , . r it is .QW . tae 1 1 t . 1 ,sf L av' we Za 1 - xt, 4 .sv r' . his future vocation, an we are sure t at he will he an asset to the reputation of the Prep. WILLIAM H. MCCABE Student ouncil 4,' Class Officer 4,' Public Speaking 1,2, 3,4g Debating 1,2,3,' Prepster 1,2,' Yearbook 4,' Honor Society 1,2,3,4f Dance Committee 3,4g Minstrel 1,2,3,- Chess Club 3,' Intramurals 1 ,2. Thoughts that breathe, and words that burn Orator, artist, scholar, Bill is our ambassador from North Yonkers. He distinguished himself as a great Shakesperian scholar early in Freshman Year. As a member of the Stu- dent Council he was mercifulg a san opponent in debating he was merciless. Bill has the voice of a senator and the poise of an actor, which is an excellent combination to possess, when he initiates his law practice. ,t . Yep-v' ,.ai':f.. 37

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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

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real Q Kj T' 9 J' F. MCGRATH 4, Yearbook 4, Catecbzsts 4, Mznstrel 1' Cross Country 1' Intramurals be cautiour seldom err be overlooked by the faculty be- resence in class. When this silence is e assured that a sagacious eulogy will is most noted for his willingness to all its activities. This zeal has been in- work on the yearbook staff and assist- games. Hank has been termed a of his close association with car- at these games. P b EDWARD -I. MCCARTHY Student Council fSec.1 4,' Arcbconfraternity 2,' Honor Society l,2,4,' Booster Club 3: Basketball 1,' Baseball 1,2,3,-I. Flirtati0n, attention witbout intention Ed, a quiet thinker, rose to the secretary-ship of the Stu- dent Council. Deeply interested in the future development of the Prep student governing body, he has left his signa- ture on the now immortal Student Council Constitution. Ed is an all-round Prepster. All spring long he can be found guarding the keystone sack for the Prep Nine. Eddie has also proved his ability in things scholastic by his consistent appearance on the roster of the Honor Society. 7 :xg J'