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

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.rea W KEVIN MICHAEL GALLAGHER Honor Society I: lg Honor Society II: 2, Student Council 4, Yearbook Booster Club 1, Varsity Letter Club 3, Basketball Manager 2,3g Cross Country lg Intramurals l,3. Patience is the best remedy for every trouble Kevin has been a consistent and arduous worker while at the Prep. Hailing from St. Brendan's, Kevin has been well-liked by everyone who be- came acquainted with him. During this past year he has probably touched more books than any other senior, he held a job at the New York Public Library. Passing the Latin Regents was his happiest moment at the Prep. Geometry and Social Science were among his most interesting subjects, while Physics and Trigonometry were his most deadly enemies. Kevin finds great enjoyment in football, basketball, records and, of course, the fairer sex. Kevin can be seen with Richard Carella, Tom Burns, Dan Duffy and Bob Gorman. His intended profession is that of a Certified Public Accountant, and we all wish him enormous suc- cess at Manhattan College in the Fall. JOHN JOSEPH FUMO Variety's the very spice of life and gives it all its flavor John, a graduate of St. Rosalia's parish, entered Manhattan in the middle of the senior year, where he was received by the students as if they had known him since his freshman year. In the past few months he has made many friends, due, of course, to his amiable manner and honesty. The boys with whom he is most frequently seen are Robert Stosser and James Costello. John is as yet undecided about which of two colleges to enter this fall, but regardless of which he attends, he will make his mark as a diligent student. He does plan to study electrical engineering, however, and we are sure he will become a great success.

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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.

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fd ALFRED PETER GORLICH Cross Country 1,23 Indoor Track 1,25 Outdoor Track 1,2,4g Intramurals lg Varsity Letter Club 2,3,4g Class Ofiicer 2 CPresidentJg Archconfra- ternity Officer 3, Honor Society II: lg Dance- Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. He that has patience may compass anything f'Reb,', an alumnus of Holy Name, moved to the Jersey side of the Hudson River two years ago, disappointing the entire city of New York. An exceptional all-round athlete, Al aided the Track Team with his continual victories in both track and field events. His weaknesses are food, sports, and girls, however, he acridly detests crowds of people, excluding Pat Healy, Bill Em- ery, Ed Doyle, Ed Krayer and Marty McCor- mack. These fellows may be found adjacent to the juke box in De De's Restaurant. Al's greatest moment was Graduation Day which we all know will lead to four enjoyable years in Manhattan College. JOHN FRANCIS GLACKIN Yesterday will not be called again John has the distinction of being the only person in the senior class who can remain awake during the Math period. He has many friends, which is no surprise, since he is the type of fellow who would make one of your closest friends. Among his associates are Roger Lesser, Joe OlLeary, Bob Eliseo, Bill Tortoriello, and Bill Weaver. An avid sports fan, he enjoys a good baseball game. John intends to enter Manhattan College this fall. We are certain that upon gradu- ation, John will reach the goal at which he is aiming. 6gAw!?JflZX