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

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MATTHEW JOSEPH HUGHES Student Council 4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Cross Country lg Varsity Letter Club 2,3,4g Yearbook Booster Club 3,4, St. La Salle Auxiliary Booster Club 3,4, Dance Committee 3,45 Prom Committee 4, Archconfraternity Officer fPresidentJ 4. Better late than never Matty was one of the most versatile athletes to come to Manhattan in the class of '57, The great popularity and high respect he gained off the sports held as well as on it was acclaimed when he was elected President of the school chap- ter of the A.D.C. in his senior year. Matty ranks the Newport trip and the winning of the Christian Brothers Tournament as his greatest moments in his high school career. After and around school, you can find Matty in the company of Mike Murphy, Jack Mahody, Jim Heiman, Dan Doran and John McCabe discussing basketball, baseball, or the approaching school dance. rem jx MICHAEL JAMES HYLAND Cross Country 1, Outdoor Track 2g Intramurals lg Class Officer 1,2,3, Archconfraternity Ofiicer 29 Honor Society I: 1,2,3,4g Public Speaking 2,3g Catechetical Society 4, Student Council 4, Dance Committee 3,4, Prom Committee 3,4. I t is always darkest just before the dawn Mike is the type of guy who probably never has any trouble making friends because of his vibrant personality and consistent wit. He has been a constant member of the Honor Society for four years. His popularity led him several times to being elected as a class ofiicer. This year Mike qualified for the finals in the Merit Scholar- ship Examinations. His greatest moment was listening to the Christmas carols sung by children who receive instruction from the Catechist Society of which he is a member. He intends to enter Manhattan College and take up Industrial Chem- istry. With his natural ability to comprehend Math and Chemistry, he should become extremely successful in later life.

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EDWARD MICHAEL HOWE Honor Society II: lg Student Council 4, Intra- murals 1,2,3. The manner of giving is worth more than the gift Buddy won his recommendation to Manhat- tan from Incarnation and three years later, enter- ing his senior year came his greatest moment in high school. His conscientiousness and hard work won him a place on the Student Council to climax his high school days. On a rainy Monday morn, you can find him in Harry's with his as- sociates, Jack Mahody, Mike Murphy, and Jim Heiman, conversing on their lost weekend. He dislikes those Monday mornings and Mathematics, but goes for the Sciences, weekends and GIRLS. He wants to be an electrician and all the J aspers wish him all the luck in the world. JAMES EDWARD- -I-IEIMANA Cross Country lg Intramurals 1,23 Dance Com- mittee 4g Prom Committee 4. A nd there is even a happiness that makes the heart afraid Jim has been a Brothers, boy all the way. He received his first diploma from Incarnation, his old grammar school, and his second from the Prep. You can always find Jim with a smile either in and around Manhattan or in Harry's, with his associates J. T. Sullivan, Matthew Hughes, Jack Mahody, Mike Murphy, and Tom Moroney. Jim has intentions of becoming a naval engineer when he finishes Manhattan. He dislikes classical music, but goes for that Rock in Roll, he is in- terested in football, basketball, and the fairer sex. The class of '57 wishes Jim all the success in the world for his future. was-Tw., QR epadml 154-we

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ROBERT HERMAN JANSON Honor Society II: 3, Dance Committee 3,4g Prom Committee 4g Glee Club 45 Yearbook Staff 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2. Some come to take their ease and sleep an act or two Bob, a constant source of laughter at the Prep since his first day of school, has set his sights for a B.B.A. at Queens College. He associated with Mike Hyland, Jim Heelan and Jim Burdett on the campus and in the classroom. Bob has a nasty habit of falling asleep in class, but he is usually disturbed by the perturbed teachers. He enjoys cars, girls, and the root of all evil,'7 MONEY. Bob is very industrious in holding many jobs, most of them during the wee hours of the morning, while attending school. This may very well be the reason for his relaxed mood in school. We all hope that Bob becomes a big suc- cess in this Big, Wide-Awake World into which he shall shortly plunge with all guns blazing. 42 CHRISTOPHER PATRICK KEANE Cross Country lg Intramurals l,2,3g Honor So- ciety I: 2,3,4g Honor Society II: 1. Brother, Brother, we are both in the wrong! Chris, a rugged individualist, hopes to set his mark on the world by becoming a successful engi- neer after graduating from Stevens College. He provides quite a few laughs in class by demon- strating his unlimited ability to understand Trigo- nometry. Money, food and sleep are his.favorite items and he seems to receive enough of them. Chris can usually be found in the presence of Jim Heelan, Bob Gorman, Don Brennan and John McCabe. Chris has held some very lucrative posi- tions, especially as a messenger in business houses. The greatest moment that Chris experienced at the Prep was the bulletin that he attained a pass- ing grade in the Third Year Latin Regents. We all hope that Chris obtains his wish and becomes the big success he wants to be.