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

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Freshman Basketball ii? Q, L' . : ' Vg , iraq M an as-:mx , ng, 'H ' Aga f ,f . w if S i Ay 1 5 ,Vb L H. W! . g r ,... . , ,, V, ' Q X . f it A. . jg If . .+ff-+f-r-r7- I ' 4 A :.' glial , x aa,, , Manhattan Prep wins again-First Place in C.H.S.A.A. th b d f M h tt P - - - - u a a n r Freshman Basketball, Bronx DIVISIOIIQ and First Place ano er re 0 n or n a ep in City competition. FROSH BASKETBALL - Standing, left to right: A. Decker Cmgrj, Broth- er Michael, W. Cahill, W. Dougherty, C. Pisacano, M. Wood, H. O'Rourke, W. McPhil1ips, G. Butterick, P. Le Strange fmgr.J, J. Willmore fmgttl. Kneeling, left to right: R. Purcell, R. Tobin, J. Fall, J. Powers, J. Duggan, P. Bergin, F. Annunziata. Brother Arnold, representing the en- tire school, expresses his appreciation for the wonderful performance of the Freshman Basketball team. This page compliments of Mr. S. Pisacano

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Christian Brothers Tournament Champions for the second time of its two-year existence. VARSITY SCHEDULE M.P. Opposition 5 1 Alumni ................ ............. 3 4 47 Tolentine .................. ,........ 4 5 51 Power Mem. ......... ......... 4 9 63 Hayes ................,....... ......... 5 1 54 All Hallows .............................. 49 70 Mt. St. Michael .................. 53 79 De La Salle CNewportJ... 60 63 St. Helena .........................,....... 43 57 Power Mem. ........................... 61 48 Stepinac ............. ......... 4 2 47 Hayes .............. ......... 4 5 81 Tolentine ............... ......... 8 2 67 St. Joseph's ............ ......... 4 0 76 All Hallows ................. ......... 6 4 43 St. Helena ................................. 50 53 Mt. St. Michael ..................... 41 70 Stepinac .................................... 54 57 De La Salle CNewportJ... 40 All-City material with their coach, D. Slattery, Mr. Connington J. Dearie and R. Lennon. J.V. BASKETBALL-Standing, left to right: T. Schappert, G. Haughney, W. McGrath, P. Dooley, J. Gray. Kneeling, left to right: J. Lavelle, G. Mannion, J. Reilly, K. Wallace, P. Mooney.

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THE VARSITY SQUAD OF '57: Brother George, Jim Malloy, Terry Cooney, Tom Moroney. Kneeling: Richard Brand, Bert Liberi, Fred Brink. Cross Country .. begins with the sweltering heat of mid-September, continues through the flood season of glorious Autumn and terminates with several emergency relief parties scaling the snow-covered mountains of Van Cortlandt Parkin search of the wayward who' just didn't feel like following the markers. Fortunately, however, our cross country team has suffered few casualties in the current war against Mother Nature. Yet often through all the hardships that these mighty warriors endure, their efforts are rewarded with medals and ribbons of all shapes and sizes. Usually seen leading the throng over hill and dale was our own John Don- nelly who placed third out of 125 in the Bronx- The Beginning . . . Manhattan-Westchester Meet, and first in a tri- angular Meet with De La Salle and Dubois, among several other victories. Our Varsity team, consist- ing of Terry Cooney, Jim Malloy, Bert Liberi, Fred Brink, Richard Brand, Gerald Sullivan and manager Tom Moroney, did its part in bringing Jasper wins in many meets during the season. Our J .V. team also excelled, placing first in our tri- angular meet, fifth in the B.M.W.'s and twelfth in the C.H.S.A.A. Cross-Country Championships. We hope that continued success will follow our promising squad to greater victories throughout the years. The end and another victory for John Donnelly