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

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'Meer JAMES FRANCIS EGAN Honor Society II: lg Student Council 4, Cross Country fMgr.J 2, Indoor Track CMgr.J 2, Out- door Track CMgr.J 1,25 Varsity Letter Club 2. Never say more than is necessary Jim, a reticent and peaceful living student, hails from Good Shepherd, and is currently employed in the Riverdale Branch of the New York Public Library. While at the Prep, Jim took part in several extra-curricular activities. His most enjoy- able subjects are Chemistry and Mathematics. Classical music, playing records and T.V. are among Jim's likes. Jim can usually be seen fraternizing with Edmond McGrath, Pat Byrne, and Joe Cahill. HARRY THOMAS EDWARDS Honor Society II: 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4, Dance Committee 3,4g Prom Committee 4. We hail science as man's truest friend and noblest helper Harry, an extremely jovial and mild-mannered fellow, is most unusual in that he is a combination of intelligence and pleasant level-headedness. Universally known as an ardent Mathematics and Science enthusiast, he is most often found trying to explain that centimeters are measured in ohms. Harry may be listed among those who are truly students. Always conscientious about all phases of study, he is usually found among the scholastic leaders of his class. He enjoys good times in general but secretly he prefers analyzing dry cell batteries and electric circuits. We are sure to miss Harry's smile and characteristic good humor, as he will be attending Rensselaer Tech next year. C1441-L5

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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.

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g.,..L.e,A,i ROBERT RALPH ELISEO Baseball lg Honor Society II: 1,2g Prom Com- mittee 3,4g Dance Committee 3,4: Yearbook Staff 4. Let George do if' Bob-o is one of the few students at the Prep who seems to have his fingers in the pie con- stantly. His vibrant personality, supplemented by a trigger sense of humor, makes him a man whose friendship is valued by all who know him. Bob was a charter, though non-participating member, of the Parking Lot Society. A defender of his country, Bob is a member of the New York National Guard. His greatest moment was his graduation. His buddies are many, but among the foremost are Willy Tortoriello, Jim Wilson and Bob Pattwell. JOHN WILLIAM EGAN Honor Society I: 1,3g Honor Society II: 2: Bas- ketball lg Cross Country 1, Student Council 4: Intramurals 1,2,3. The proof of the pudding is in the eating Iggy is a Visitation man, cheerful of mind and frame. The subjects which come most natu- rally to him are Math and Science. The greatest moment in John's high school career was his election to the Student Council. The main objects of this young man's attention are food, sports, listening to the radio, and the Gym door before Basketball games. Iggy will be shedding the warmth of his hardy personality for the next four years at Manhattan College, while he studies for his Engineering Degree. Wm