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

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N5 In oc'roR's' L! kr orrfficg f I gf Usa! f I 2' I . V H Bob Cummings Bob DiTullio I I Dan Dora. 1' 32 Fx' 1 511' 'fr -10 60 1 3 Bernie Dolan Bob Curley W C -'AA y i L Ed D 1 Q i oy e ff l s Q 4 -9: nh ig, f lf , X B JOB COU NSELOR Al Derivan UID e O 'H' fx . JohnCurry ' ' 9 6 Q o':o Q S 2 A Q 6 'A Denny Cortissoz leaves a bow tie and a place in his heart for Physics. Ray Cosgrove leaves his pallet and twenty requests to have cartoons altered. Jim Costello leaves a big voice in the clan. Tim Cronin leaves for a smoke in the parking lot. Bob Cummings leaves a doctor bill to be picked up by a cer- tain teacher. Bob Curley leaves a prayer book and Al Derivan. John Curry 'leaves a twenty-five word composition on behavior in algebra. Al Derivan leaves a book entitled How To Teach Physics. Bob Di Tullio leaves a thriving hub-cap and auto accessories business. Bernie Dolan leaves a mop of hair and Flanagan. 76 W Dan Duffy w f

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John Glackin Sl Al Gorlick Bob Gorman yRfqNaER S 61 GNT 'LLL 1 C. E 113 Q. UQO O SLO RES ' AJ- LAST, Nsalfl' x ' 4 2 'E M 'Wi ' , Joe Gra Mike Flannery leaves a National Guard uniform and no home- work. John Fumo leaves a book on How To Read Perfectly. Kevin Gallagher leaves his aquar- ium. John Glackin leaves a warm seat in 314. Al Gorlick leaves his commuter tickets. Bob Gorman leaves his watch. Joe Granquist leaves a pair of beaten-up desert boots. John Hayde leaves a novel en- titled What My Name Means To Mei, John Hauprick leaves a problem to the Yearbook stall. Pat Healy leaves a stiletto and a very long haircut. Jim Heelan leaves for Rhode Island and Philadelphia. Jim Heiman leaves a place in his heart for the Prep teachers. 'N el 'TV John Hayde ' -1. S! . .,. O.. ' Jim Heiman gffav Xl mWW Ed Howe UQ. Eg Pat Healy 643 QP N Jim Heelen John Hauprick