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

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DANIEL AUGUSTINE DORAN Honor Society II: 1,2,3g Student Council CVice- Presidentj 43 Cross Country lg Swimming 2,3g Varsity Letter Club 3, Public Speaking 2,3g Year- book Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Prom Committee 4g Dance Committee 3,4g Glee Club 4. I t is better to wear out, than to rust out Dan, one of the most amiable and well-liked students in the Senior class, is typical of the Ivy League in America today. Possessing a keen wit and his never ending smile, Dan has partaken in numerous sports and committees throughout his four years at the Prep. As a result of his captivat- ing personality, he is known in every corner of the school. Dan's greatest highlight while at the Prep was his election to the Vice-Presidency of the Student Council in his senior year. He ex- celled in Latin and Religion, while he shunned Math and Physics. Among Dan's interests are a self-regulated dance committee, females, cars and the GIANTSf' He dislikes hostile teachers and social reform. Dan associates with John McCabe, Frank Xavier, Dennis McGean, Thomas Wynne, and Terry Cooney. Ogygcyt UWM! ZMMJ EDWARD JOHN DOYLE Baseball 2, Cross Country 1g Intramurals 35 Class Officer 4, Yearbook Booster 1,2,3g St. La Salle Auxiliary Booster 1,2,3,4g Dance Commit- tee 3. Why care for grammar as long as we are good? Ed came to the Prep from Longfellow Junior High School. During his four years here, he made many friends among whom we mention Pat Healy, Ed Krayer, John Carey, Al Gorlich, Bill Emery, Martin McCormack, and Francis Amato. At the present time, Ed hasn't decided as to whether he will attend college in the fall, but we can be certain that whatever trade Ed enters, he will attain his goal and proceed from there into the halls of fame.

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BERNARD PETER DOLAN Baseball 2, Indoor Track 2, Class Officer 3g Honor Society I: 1,2g Honor Society II: 3,4g Student Council 4, Dance Committee 4. The best way to gain a friend is to be one Bernie, a Sacred Heart alumnus, entered the Prep with the rest of us in 1953. Immediately, he was at home in both athletics as well as scholastic endeavors. His friends include James Wilson, John Nunan and Michael Hyland, as well as many others. Bernie will enter Manhattan College this fall and we are sure that he will become a grand success in the future. ROBERT ALBERT DITULLIO Cross Country 1, Indoor Track 1,2g Intramurals 3, Honor Society 1: 13 Honor Society II: 2, Prom Committee 4, Class Newspaper 1g Yearbook Staff 4. Look not thou down but up! A Yonkers man, Dee got the biggest kick out of the class outing in the second year. Geometry, Latin and Chemistry came easily to Dee but a combination of Math and Science in senior year was a little harder to take. His great talent of drawing was put to good use by the Yearbook Staif. Dee's major diversions are basketball, base- ball, cars and driving. Lunch periods find him at the Parking Lot, usually in the company of Rich McGahan, Jack Nunan and Bernie Dolan. Dee is planning to enter the Air Force, the radar division, to be specific. ' EAW

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DANIEL PATRICK DUFFY Cross Country lg Indoor Track l,2,3, Outdoor Track l,3g Intramurals 1,3g Honor Society 1: l,2,3,4g Student Council 4. He lives who dies to win a lasting name Duff, hailing from St. Judeis parish, has left his mark scholastically on the Prep. His greatest moment was achieving an average of 97.4 in the first quarter to place second in the senior year. His many likes include Math, roller skating, and sports in general. He was also a great asset to the J .V. track team. Dan's many school buddies in- clude Dave Barch, Harry Edwards and Jack Hauprich. Dan will continue his education at Manhattan in the Electrical Engineering Depart- ment. Wfae r 49 KENNETH JOSEPH DUGAN Honor Society II: lg Public Speaking lg Class Officer lg Cross Country lg Indoor Track 1, Out- door Track 1, Catechists 4. Fortune favors the audacious Ken, a worthy representative of Our Lady of Martyris, is a most pleasant fellow. An emigrant to Yonkers, Ken can always be counted among those who are helpful, sincere and most amicable. Bucking for a Business Degree from Manhattan, Ken lists among his favorite subjects, History, English and Business Law. Duke', possesses an authoritative yet friendly air that has won him many friends including Pat Healy, John Carey, and Frank Amato. After hours, Ken usually be seen at Francis Edwards' with some member of the opposite sex. He is also a member of the vast and fascinating clientele of Little Pops. Besides occasionally tickling the piano, Duke lists among his preferences, study and lunch periods, physics class, and provocative conversations. Ken is somewhat like his brothers who have preceded him, in that he is an intelligent, congenial fellow and a firm supporter of the senior class. It is our pleasure to wish Ken good luck. We are surei he will succeed.