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

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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

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'iii 'ff' mill Q G fl ,mf fHarry Edwards 100 9 lil O Jimmy Egan D 1,1 l ffl Dan Doran leaves two brothers behind him. Ed Doyle leaves a nice blue Ford and De Dels. Dan Duffy leaves ia report card with ONLY six tens. Kenny Dugan leaves several packages of used razor blades. Harry Edwards leaves an essay on the Damnation of all Arts- menfi Jimmy Egan leaves a public ad- dress system. John Egan leaves a cheese sand- wich. Bob Eliseo leaves a warm corner durin the third period. Bill Emery leaves his poem en- titled ,The Charge of the Sen- ior Classf' John Eshoo leaves an essay on how to sit down properly after delicate operations. John Flannagan leaves Mr. Sulli- van and the library. No , .,. Nlollf- Y! I 5 F R5 John Flanagan X 1 t. Mike Flannery 'Q V . J I W we S John Fumo f' S45 F 9 Q Q John Egan i Bill Emery Y C Q at QSC ' J may 0 I Bob Eliseo I ljglp 0 is John Eshoo W 'WW 'Q K J! COKE ' 42252 Q il l wllfln i A ' Kevin Gallagher 77

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7 mi I l . 4.4 Mattie Hughes X R X l like Hyland S 7 4. J ames Kilmurray W 'ifi llwllleerlf J' will iilwglv . f O 3,4 J Bob Janson I , ' I S Joe Kennedy 'vi Ed Krayer ff: Q X if X Xf N X W ii C252 hfiS K eane Ed Howe leaves a bag of lunch and pal, Ed Krayer. Mattie Hughes leaves a used cast for a broken finger. Mike Hyland leaves a job from midnight to eight A.M. Bob Janson leaves references for ten different, but lucrative jobs. Chris Keane leaves the teachers peace and quiet. Joe Kennedy leaves the keys to the school for any early bird. James Kilmurray leaves a beret and dark glasses. Ed Krayer leaves sideburns and the train to Queens. Neil Leary leaves a very tall glass of water. Roger Lesser leaves a position open on the team for a short- stop and three mud pies. Jackson Li leaves a bank book and a book by Confucius. Jack Mahody leaves a handbook of gestures for promising pub- lic speakers. 79 Neil Leary W V ff 7 ' ff iv Y A I l,--I-' '52 Roger Lesser W. ff ki .sf Jackson L1 L' fx Y' , vt Q vw