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

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CLASS OFFICERS: A. Luna, C. McCaghey, Mr. H. De Puy, J. Byrne, G. Haughney. Class SA-'58 5. Q, 1 if! ' 2 ifzfiigfm ,.:!f5.m1il?iiv F35 EM WW 4 Q-1 f.1 egilflvl 1 - 5,55 ,gg ...,1.i,-l'-5-Q ,, . . N- Q. . ., ,.. .,k, k J, - . .. -V 1131. ,- , if S J W gil WWF Www fl 'Seal Yasqguvf QWA 2 J.. 'Fw .L QL., ff .wb -:Kwok 52153 .wir 5s 1 me 2 ith Q fa rw: CLASS ATHLETE and SCHOLAR in 'fm 'J ' w M' i M X Q, N M.: ii, 1,, f 1. 1. . We f N i.. WW RQN2 my ax wfrefg ew M e w-f. X 1.:r-,!,, ,3f2.,,5m., ,. X . , . Qizm .J-K., ze' may 'S' K di? .SAW sr 3 , . 4, .,egw1 . ,..w.5,w.3..gf 5.21. .555 warg .. ,V , , A. 5 -gzf-5.1.52 Far .fp...gfa' A 1 ., J ,rpfm.-wf.'fez .,j1g..5i,5-,,'e.t.::':isiw5rgx.SZe7fv.121wsff?a:ff. , ,- ,- 2 .1 df. A' 'L ' ' A lg Mile .5595Zzfffwiivfiggiwjfie'- : .K 5 .-,ef in ivlzjz'il-ifq-,:f','-ffl' 'Wi- fis,YiffWi?f3frff 4i-5Ygyix?I3iir.fiif2g? ' I QI. :gg Q11ffrif5,' ,.i'.-.1,g..,,, .gwawgfsgfaiwf I . V ,. .,.i...,f. .1 A '11 A - .. ' ' j -Eiffel W'?,'Smz1i.1.,.?:.22i?Wziig?'bI k5ffi2:,w37 sffizf If ,- F ,fi f . 5 - . .,., ,. ..,..,. . , ...,, N ., -. . .. . , -is 132521:-'Sufi H 5' M Y f 5ifx1,i1jQf'i E?,'- j,:.,f'j ' L .9J151yYQii?fVfa:'l?f5vz: - M' ' W . : ,- -A .mm .-4 .gg f 1 -, 3.5 Q- f ' , John Deane, John Byrne. Left to Right: D. McCormack, T. McGinn, J. McGrath, T. McCarthy, R. Martin, B. Marrone. Left to Right: W. Donlin, J. Guil- foyle, J. Downey, P. Dooley, D. Har- mon, A. Guma.

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For the third consecutive year, forty-two proudly-dressed students were seated again in their home away from home. Spared from banishment on the HILL, we were dis- patched to the scenic plaza room 12073, looking out on the low, green pastures of the quadrangle. Confronted with the life-long problem of a graduated sophomore, Chemistry began its yearly grind under the support of Broth- er John. Intermediate Algebra, scourge of scholastics, and Latin, even deadlier than the previous two years, took their casualties. Despite these barriers, John Byrne and Joseph Malerba continued their scholastic feud. Enthusiasm flourished this year behind the Junior Prom and the recently obtained control of the schoolpaper. Under the editor- ship of John Byrne and Thomas Moore, the Quadrangle Junior triumphed on its first publication. Sportswise, 3A has contributed its share of varsity athletes and has produced one of the iinest all-city basketball aces, John Dearie. In addition, nine boys will receive Varsity Letters in basketball, track and base- ball. Now that we have attained the last plateau of the big climb, entrance into Senior Year is our next goal. Albert Liberi and Anthony Benevento Left to Right: B. Berger, R. Arco, J. Collins, A. Bene vento, R. Brand, R. Courtney. Left to Right: P. Hickey, J. Kelly, L. Keely, W. Harris, T. Hart. Left to Right: J. Mullen. P. Pallacel, J. McKeown, T. Moore, J. Murray, H. Murphy, G. Murphy. Left to Right: C. Lochmuller, F. Mall, J. Loughlin, J. Malerba, J. Mahlstedt, B. Liberi.