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

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WILLIAM STRATTON EMERY Cross Country 3,4g Outdoor Track 2,3,4 fMgr.Jg Intramurals l,2,3g Class Officer 2g Archconfra- ternity Officer 25 Honor Society 1: 15 Honor So- ciety II: 2g Dance Committee 4, Varsity Letter Club 4. Young in limbs, in judgment old Wild Bill is a student who will be long re- membered at the Prep as an individual who al- ways had his finger in the pie. Bill is a lover of fine art, fine clothes, classical music, good food, in summation, the better things in life. He often gets upset from too much noise. Bill has often demonstrated his poetic talents by his verses on the everyday affairs of high school life. Bill ex- celled in Math while at the Prep and has his sights on the engineering profession for his future. His big moment at the Prep was the reception of his school ringg his greatest accomplishment was his winning of an N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship, one of the few Prep students to be awarded one. fafhdalf JOHN DAVID ESHOO Honor Society I: 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 25 Swim- ming 25 Intramurals l,2,3g Class Oflicer 2 fVice- Presidentl 3 fPresidentJg Archconfraternity Offi- cer 2g Catechetical Society 45 Student Council 4, Dance Committee 3,4, Prom Committee 3,4g Glee Club l,4. He is a perpetual fountain of sense Esh is what you might call a very likable fellow. During his four years at the Prep, he was elected several times to offices of various organiza- tions. He is a solid supporter of all social func- tions and athletic activities. He doesn't have trouble attracting the opposite sex since he had acquired a position as a lifeguard at Rockaway. John has the ambition to become a doctor and his inherent ability to comprehend Science and Math will help him greatly. He can often be found with his buddies Ed Ralf and Bill Tortoriello. Armed with his vivacious personality and his scholastic aptitude, the future looks bright for him at Manhattan College.

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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

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JOHN WILLIAM FLANAGAN Baseball 2, Cross Country 1, Intramurals 25 Class Officer CPresidentJ 1, Honor Society II: 1,43 Dramatics 4. If the hat its wear it John, who has been well known since his fresh- man year, has gained the admiration and praise of the entire Prep. History and English were his best friends while Math was his deadliest enemy. Outside of school, John likes to play league hockey and collect show albums, besides making tape recordings of his favorite records. Duke, as his fellow students nicknamed him, plans to attend Manhattan College and become an ac- countant. He may be found at any time of the school day with either Dennis Cortissoz or Tom McManus. 34 I Joi, MQ MICHAEL THOMAS FLANNERY Honor Society II: 1,25 Dance Committee 3,43 Prom Committee 3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3. Do not do today what you can put off till tomorrow An alumnus of St. John's, Pee-Wee found many friends at the Prep. A solid citizen of the Parking Lot Society, Pee-Wee can be found with Bob Pattwell. A good citizen of his country, he is a member of the National Guard. After classes, he has been employed as a counterman and as a iloorman. In his free time he enjoys movies and parties. During school hours, Pee-Wee had a pref- erence for English and Religion, while Spanish troubled him. Later, he plans to attend Manhattan College as a Pre-Law student.