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

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Left to Right: T. Egan, P. Gaffney, R. Fetonte, M. God- frey, E. Flaherty, W. Eagan, T. Farrell. V wx. aw... - M Class 2A-'59 On returning to Manhattan as sopho- mores this fall, we were greeted by many new faces, both among the faculty and among our classmates. After receiving encouragement from Brother Arnold and from Mr. Connington, our homeroom teacher, we held class elections and began a new scholastic year. Early in the year, our finer qualities in the field of studies were displayed. In the first quarter, nineteen boys ,achieved Honors, a record which was upheld in every quarter. At the top of our class all year stood William Duggan, who had the highest average in the sophomore year. Athletically too, our class has contrib- uted generously to our Alma Mater. Bob Lennon and Tom Lynch were on the varsity basketball team, while Richard Kral made the varsity track squad. We are also proud of the fact that we won a large number of positions on the various J .V. teams. Our class and school spirit was mani- fested by our active participation in both the La Salle Auxiliary and the Yearbook drives. John Carr and Edwond Flaherty were top solicitors in these drives. With retrospection on our sophomore year, we can be proud of our record. It is with confidence that we look forward to our Junior Year. William Duggan Left to Right: A. Doran, D. Donovan, J. Dooley, R. Devine, J. Dresch, P. Dunleavy. Left to Right: J. Bierwirth, R. Adam- iak, T. Byrnes, C. Brady, W. Bradley, J. Bohan.

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Left to Right: T. Lynch, R. Mimnaugh, J. Rowe, A. Leary, P. Lamberto, H. Sparti. Left to Right: T. Keenan, J. Gray, J. Hegarty, M. Keaveny, T. Kelly, M. Kilkenny. Left to Right: A. Cyr, J. Connelly, J. Carr, D. Corcoran, M. Crowley. CLASS OFFICERS: W. Duggan, Mr. Connington, P. Farrell, R. Kral, R. Lennon. CLASS SCHOLAR AND ATHLETE W. Duggan, R. Lennon

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Class 2B-'59 Upon our return from our summer vacation there was a jubilant feeling in the air. But soon all bliss was squelched as the main task of the year was set before us. Placed under the supervision of Mr. Reddington we finally found ourselves in our old haunting grounds - room 307. We renewed our friendships with Brother Benedict, Brother Timothy, and Mr. Connington and acquainted ourselves with Brother Martin and Mr. McNiff. As we conquered Gaul with Caesar and mastered Euclid's geometrical theorems we knew that we we'll deserved the title of wise fools? In the scholastic department more than half the class attained honors, with the highest awards going to Charles Nicolosi. Pete McLean was elected president of the class and also presided at the A.D.C. meetings. We had boys in all fields of athletic competition with Wayne McGrath elected as class athlete. With eager anticipation we look forward to next September and the upperclassman berth as Juniors. Left to Right: D. Slattery, W. Two- mey, S. Sullivan, R. Reyes, J. Stauble. H. Toolan. Charles Nicolosi Left to Right: T. Norris, T. Quealy, P. Mooney, J. Mulane, M. Regan, J. Pesci, R. Omark. CLASS OFFICERS: P. McLean, M. Scanlon, F. Schwedner, L. Pecoraro, Mr. Reddington. CLASS ATHLETE AND SCHOLAR W. McGrath, C. Nicolosi