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

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Left to Right: J. Willmore, W. Tracy, E. Toolan, M. Wood, J. Sullivan, T. Tortoriello, J. Young. Left to Right: J. Scepanski, J. Roig, R. Russell, T. Spruck, J. Straub, R. Scarlata. Left to Right: T. Raynor, R. Purcell T. O'Brien, J. O'Donnell, H. Parkin M. Raymond. Left to Right: R. McNamara, W. Mc- Phillips, T. McCormick, R. McGill R. McEvoy, M. Martin, M. Mc- Morrow.

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CLASS SCHOLAR AND ATHLETE P. Sweeney, R. Tobin CLASS OFFICERS: J. Teevan, J. Hare, H. O'Rourke Brother Timothy, J. Quigley. Class 1B-'60 Good fortune smiled broadly upon class IB during the past year. Notable indeed were their achievements, and wide the scope of their suc- cesses. Their efforts in the classroom were rewarded by significant attainments. As a group, they were rated as the scholastic leaders of the freshman classes. Individually, two members of the class were recipients of both of the scholarships award- ed annually to incoming freshmen. Two able rep- resentatives brought new honors to the Prep with their part in the discussion on the program Young Book Reviewers. Left to Right: C. Murphy, B. Moore. W. Murphy, J. Mullan. J. Nestor. J. McVey, W. Nohilly. IB was instrumental in helping the freshman cross-country team to many wins. In basketball, IB furnished the largest representation on a fight- ing team that won the Catholic High School Fresh- man championship. The Junior Varsity baseball team, as might be suspected, is studded with 1B men and to keep in the splash, they even had representation on the swimming team. Fortune smiled broadest when the class was blessed with the guiding hands of Brother Timo- thy, who, by his encouragement and advice, did so much to make all the foregoing possible. Peter Sweeney Left to Right: J. Langellotti, T. Kearns, J. Marai, J Coney, J. Lee, J. Kilmurry, J. Martin.

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CLASS SCHOLAR AND ATHLETE R. Sabol, J. Powers Class 1C-'60 We were a little uncertain and timid that first d'ay but our official teacher, Brother Martin, soon had us feeling as if we had always belonged here. We indicated our appreciation by going over the 200'Z: mark in the St. La Salle Auxiliary Drive which began soon after the begin- ning of the school year. In athletics, although the smallest of the Freshmen classes, we contributed quite a bit. We had four represen- tatives on the City Championship Freshman Basketball team of which James Powers was the captain. We can also boast of the fact that Powers was the iirst freshman to join the Varsity for the Newport Tourney held at the end of the season. The track team was also well supported by 1C and four of its medals were carried off by 1C men. In the cultural activities we were not far behind either. Two trophies and four medals for Public Speaking attest to our cultural interests. Needless to say, our most important en- deavor this year has been our studies. Rep- CLASS OFFICERS: J. Donnelly, T. Quinn, P. Le Strange, Brother Martin,,J. Powers. Left to Right: R. Quigley, D. Slattery,-D. Rass- musin, T. Sheridan, T. Saunders. This page compliments of Mr. and Mrs. James Duggan and Mr. D. McGean resentatlves of 1C have found a place on the Honor Society of the school in every quarter, sharing equally in first and second honors. We are thankful to the faculty for the help they have given us in making this first year of High School such a successful one and we pray that the future years will be even more fruitful. Philip Le Strange