St Leonards Academy - Leonardian Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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u as 82' James Gorman and Guest Anthony Mongeau and Guegg Joseph Martin and Guest vb '1 The party IS over but the memory will YQHICIH ws,- Vuncent Accurso Joseph Covlello and guests enloy the party F u X xx 'A .-'Y

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f- 1 M4 X ,hx 0. 'N Mo Francis Marchione and David Mintler and guests seem to be having a very nice time at the Junior Prom. Junior Prom On March 'I9th the second Junior Prom in the his- tory of St. Leonard's was held in the School Cafeteria. The Schedule of events beginning at 8:00 P.M. was highlighted by the music of the Glens. Bob Sirignono, o senior, who has a great potential as a singer, en- tertained with his versions of a few songs of the past. John Desmond another senior, had the Juniors and their guests in hysterics with his comical antics. John Loughlin contributed to the evening with his rendition of a few songs. As at the First Junior Prom the Glens performed tremendously. A semi-formal buffet fea- turing o variety of cold meats and trimmings was served to the Juniors and their guests. Closing of? the evening was the selection of the King and Queen of the Prom. John Flood and his guest were selected. A bouquet of roses was presented to the Queen by Brother William, O.S.F. Due to the efforts of Mr. Wissel, the Prom turned out to be a tremendous suc- cess. Much credit should be given to the Junior Prom Committee for the excellent iob of decorating the cafeteria. Stephen Keating and Guest. leonardians and their guests dance to the music ofthe Glens. l 2 John Doran and Guest.

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fs A an , Mr. Wissel and students pose for picture on the steps of the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception. The statue of Iwo Jima in Virginia. Ry 5 ' XX ,li The Honor Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. Tardo, Mr. Wissel, Mattone, Deo and Helly at the Franciscan Monastery 104 A,