All Hallows High School - Halloween Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

E?" "Q NN f lr, ,fs 5, 4 54 X E 5 'S E 4 +1-'QQ' ids IIl'8S8TLtS the class of 1951 k -Ohrid'-I' 4 t halloween 'fag A . N . ff,-X A I i' T all hallows institute bronx, new york 5 5 , it E 'tie - .'Ff:e.'5m""' . ' ' 4. -,.c:- .- "'vi ,.,. xii-if gg :. "Going therefore teach ye all nations-". From a handful of Christians in early Roman times, down to the millions of Catholics spread throughout the world today, we see the fulfillment of Cl1rist's promise, "And behold I am with you all days-D. All Hallows has been particularly favored in having recently sent two of its former faculty members to further the interests of Christ in the fields afar. VVe of the Class of 1951 proudly dedicate this issue of the Halloween to Reverend Brother Hayes and Reverend Brother St. Martin, who last December left for South Africa as the forerunners of other Brothers from the American Province who will bring the Light of Cod into the Heart of Darkness. 4 f A is. sr. MAY-TIN REV- BROTHER . 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BROTHER E P OFXRRELL BROTHER J NI RFLLY BROTHFH T 'X OIIARE Xllthunltlcs PID sms Hntorj. Ile llth lllstorx quumu X lrsltx Athlm tim -,,-n acult 2 RGTHERI C BATES ChLID1Sfl'y Hwlth Bmd SOCI 11 Ac,t1x1t1Ls lwid, BROTHER L R DOWNEY Sp xmsh Pumh Pln sms Dc b lflliff I f ,V! -I F' 11.4 - i .3 P 4.1, 'la ,V-1-Alf: N. L . P, 9 ...-.vY .,,.n.,..w .-V..-Y V- ww - Y BROTHER D. F. NASH N English, Algebra, History, Ch-e Club fx., fi., .lf BROTHER Xl. F. BRADLEY Mutlxcmatic-s, English zffflffff lf acult BROTHER P B XILINERNEY I-lIlIlLll En l1sl1 4.1 N RBROTIIER G V JOCHUXI Litln ECOHOIHICS Suence L BROTHER C G STIEGER Mathemaucs Blue and KVhzte TU- w PROF. C. HEFFERNAN English, History, BIilull'llllltlLS PROP. R. B. DALLIN Latin PROF. E. L. CLONAN Engiish, Scicncc, Economics ,..N'f K1 KELLY MR. JOHN P. Secretary if MISS MOYA O'RE1LLY Librarian I , Xi 19 .4 MR. I. I. FLINTER Track Coach 6lCult HARLES TIENKEN 'MPM C Business Administrator seniors.. 'X Q ff' . W 5 vm 'f ANTHONY LXNZAI ONE Anthony 1 trut All Hulloyss mm c'1me to us from Our I idx of Angels p irish in the Bronx 'as a Fcbruury Freshm in HL has been 'mn hnnor roll stucltnt incl bind mcmbcr for ur H us ind J 4 xlin to Ar Club for ty 0 ye rs 'lony intends to study Sunni it Colligt BFRNARD P. BERNSTFN Coming to A. H. in February of 48, Bernie ininledidtely' exhibited his interest in all school activities. An All Hallows Scholar- ship studvnt, he has been a me-mher of the Library Lenguv for two ycnrs. His outstand- ing school spirit will he I'l'lll8l1'llll'l'Cd lay' both Faculty and students. REX IN T BARRX The lNun1btr Ono Doclgir Fin xt All H il loyys ku plrtlupitnd in huth trunk 'ind lnsebill for tun if irs A dihitlr tuo we-wr hunor nun find menibcr of the Blue and U lute stiff hum uith his Run sznsc- f humor is will llkul lxy all xx ho lxnuxx hun ROBERT I BEI I AFIORF Churful iucl fiundly Bnh Loincs from lm mmulxtc Couuption Stlmol in Long, Islmd City Bob pl my td I X footlnllm secondymr 'ind yn is filsu in honor min in first ytu' Bob s hobby fishing, I Q :annual-sung., nulilllllgg, rx IOHN P BOLGER John cfimm to All Hillows in the full of 47 uid bln sst d his Ll issm itcs with iwirm smile md suhtli uit IIL umntrilmtul his scruus to thc Clin Club incl thi Dnlntmg Society ROBERT BL AIKIE B01 his luin 1 l Hillous min since fourth grxdc Ile vms 1 stwlxvirt on both I X 'md X lrslty footbill te uns during his four high school wars 'ind guned the re spect and fidmirihon of his clissmfites who eluted him to xirlous cllss omces during these years JOHN I BLESCH -Xnother old timer is John coming to the school from bland Hcirt Highhridge inthe sixth grfule A member of the SNll'I'llYl1llgt6Pll'H in Frtshm in md Sophomore wars he loined the Lihrirw L4 xgue in third wir Good luck to 1 good guy -Xlwixs willing to help out John will never be forgottin by the Clxss of 19.31 ans. , as-. iz, .,,5,i.Q,,3 ,if M I si fx' PATRICK E. BOYLE Pat is a cheery, witty nnd well-liked student. He has been a member of the track team, Debating Society, Art Club and, in Senior year, a member of the Halloween staff. Pat's personality should aid him a great deal in his future endeavors. fi JOHN P BR ADX 1 S1 1 h mru Inc xnk l ls lu X 1 3 qlxssmxt S Q Joscph Q Bxrrxtmxn lx guna to -Xll H l hls inruus to thy lxluux LLILHL for tum. FR XXC I9 I BUSCII xs IH xl m uqulrefl mms mrs nd sth v ua lnsllnll xn 1 rumlw 1 N fllxlll ll Q C mmnmn Xlthrm 1 us iutun ccuux rd mul n to sll W q,, BUONDLI XIOXIL 'I' " Q N l L smcusshll m xxlntlxlr fuld lm muy Lho sg Ch xrlu x Fe lnu xxx F14 shm m c mme to A H mx X stl N nur ll up u m L llku lor lus quxpk xx1 ulu xull e L x lun ok hum s Ch xrlu mtlnds to m xlor m Busmnsi Admuu str xtmn QV' JOHN W. CAHILL ack who hails from S.1L'rPd H1-nrt, High- m'cy,4-, - 1 - . flmsvma tn-.un and the- swimming tnmx and was fl 'ly J' ' mm-mbcr of the Lilmrnry League fur three W' yi-urs. He plans to enter St. juhn's College in the fall. 16 TI ION IAS I. CALLAI IAN Tom calm- tn All Ilallows in svconrl yt-.xr from ll4'rL!4'l1fit-ltl, Xt-w jcrsvy. A invlnlwr of thv Yr-arlvnnk staff, Dann- Cmmnittvv, Latin Sncivty, antl thu publicity stall of the play, Tom was also a thrz-me yt-ar honor man. Alwavs '1 pomnlir stutltnt hz, was L-lcctcd . , , . 1 . - , - class Prt-siclt-nt in his St-nior ycar. LAXVRENCE E. CRUDDEN Larry attvnclutl grannnar school at Sacred II:-art, Iliglilmricluc. A qnivt, ainiahlc follow, t-str-1-int-cl hy all, hc has intt-rested hixnsulf in school sports, always hacking thc Blue and White tt-ains. Ilis ever-prcsunt smile will not be forgottt-n. W DANIEL M. CULIIANE Coming to A. H. from Cardinal IIaycs II. S. in st-cmitl yt-ar, Dan shown-tl his interest in sports hy jnining thc football squad wht-rc he has playa-tl hall for tht- past tlxrt-L' years. An honor stuclvnt, Dan also lt-nt his talents to the Cleo Cluh in Sophomore yt-ar. Always intcrt-str-cl in nthcrs, his 1-luction to class offices illustratos the regard hc is held in by the student body. "Qui EUGENE DALY A four year band member and truinpeter in this year's dance band is Gcno, who hails from St. Jose-ph's parish. Participating in track for one year, Gene, the outdoor type of man, scores hunting as his favorite pastime. f n ,,.. an : 4 Y I-if what '-Z3 'suv 'M A 1 ' img., Wqlift' I 2m'T'ZQAzQggx.71i4i Q up BENIANIIN I DARCOINTE A product of St Iohns pfmsh rn lungs bndge Ben rs vs ell known for hrs wrt work and posters which hue been seen through out ihe school 4 Februmrw Freshmfm h won the Cent-r xl Evcellence medal IH second year and wus 1 mc-mber of the Ye-'urbook staff rn Scmor year DOMINICK I D1FRISCO Dom who comms to A H from Our Ladw of the Assumphon pmsh was a four xear member of the Glee Club md an honor stu dent for three W8'll'9 Dom pfxrtxclpated ln pwst ymrs operetms and rn thxs wears plmw uhrre hrs snnsn of humor u rs made. knoun to all BERNARD I DIXON Begmnmg hls schollstlc tmxnlmz 'It All Hxl lous IH the elffhth Qrlcle- D11 1 chad m the uool A H rn mn rom:-rl the suuummg tewm rn Frcshmxn wxr 'md the trick tewm m smoml rf xr llc clmrnes 1 grmt swtlsfxctlon from prmtmu fund 1ug,rn1nq 'mal mtcnds to study I xthogr xphy New 18 ROBERT A DONNY Popular Bob '1 Blnssed Srcmment pmnsh 1oner uns pronunent as 1 member of ihe swrmmmg ta im and Cree Club IH first and suond xc-mrs Bob hrs xlso bean 1 class Presldent md u rs 1 mrmbrr of the Lutm South xn fourth Xe lr Ile mhnds to study Busuuss -Xdmmlstrxtlon ln Collzgn 'ww " I , , I . , . . . 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EUGENE F DUNN Cent huls from glfflll Htwrt Hrghhrldgt A sports rnthusnst hx plural hmsktthxll Jn fi st xc xr fonthxll rn Sophrnnore Nl nr incl srlnll :rm Nt Xhll lllcul my hoolrn ru s C s lutttl tl xss finer 1n stumnd yn lr Aftcr grlclulhon Cc ne uxll furthtr his stutlus xt Collmgt CHARLES L ENDRIZZI Entering All Hillmws is a February Freshman from St Leos School xn Queens, Charhe a hkfxble chamttcr, demonstrwted 1115 exctll ence as 1 student A four xe'1r honor man 'md member of the cast m the school plw, he was also on the track team for two wmrs Charhe plans to mfnor ln Curl Engmeermg at College new 'sense SF' pw. 'KAP -wi' msg FRANCIS T FANT Trunk comes from Qt Brfnd1n's p1r1sh ln the Bronx Dnrmg h1s stu 'lt All Hwllous he pxrhclpltfcl for three xtxrs m the hind, whlre he pluetl Hlst tromhonc In Semor xear he lent his hlents to the Dance Com nnttee Frsnk plans to further h1S ZiC3d6m1C educatxon m College 19 NIICHAEL I FARRELL H illlllfl from St Iosm of Arc pxrxsh, Nfxl-ce entered the Splrlf of All Hlllous md quxcklv made nmnx fruncls For spxrt hme en10x mtnt Nllke pl xces Vtstern music at the top of hrs 11st The Senmr Class' best wlshes follow hnn m h1s chosen xocatlon a wi RONALD I. FITZGERALD Fitz is n true A. II, mlm, having nttentli-tl All Hullnws sinu- thc- first grade-. He dis- tiiigiiislu-Ll hiinsi-lf .N gi Ulm- Club soloist in thircl unfl fourth yt-urs, lmviiag principal parts in hoth tha- opt-rt-thi und play. A dt-lvatcr, hurling ti-.im Qt.ilu'.u't and Co-Chuiriinin of thi- Dunn- Cunnnitti-i-, Ron w.xQ u Yr-nrhouk stuff nu-mlwr for two yi-nr-2, unzl Spnrts Editor as a Senior. Hou int:-mls to study My-dicinc. NICHOLAS A. FRANCO Nick cami- to All Ilullruis ni xi Fchrunry Froshnniri. III- is .i ixilnql Giant f.in and wus il truck nn-uiln-r in junior uncl Si-niur yt-urs. In the l.ih hi- is iitli-ctimmtt-ly known tn his clussnnitvs :is "'I'hi- Nlzul Chi-xnixt". Nick, n xxiziird .it math .intl the- Suit-lic-os, intends to further hi, 1-cliictitimi .ind go on to the Engineering proft-55ion, XVIILIAXI E. FI ,AHERTY Cunning to All lI.illnu's in fourth ye-ar from St. jfmn of Arn purixh hy wtiy of St. Francis PM-puilitory' in IInlliLl.iYxlnii'Ql1, I'l-iiiiiylxxiiiizi, Bill imim-tli.1ti-ly li-nt his t.iIt-nts to thx- foot- lmll 5quncl .ind lmxltt-tlmll trxim. III- ii known for his hright outlook, ix trtiit which should uid hiin in hix clwwn pruft-5 ion, Law. 2 fad' CHARLES E. GARRISON Charlie, a General Excellence student, comes from St. Margaret's Academy in River- dale. During his years at All Hallows he participated in Debate, was a member of the Blue and VVhite staff and was a cornerstone of the swimming team. His Blue and XVhite sports columns are read by all sports en- thusiasts. ROBERT M. GOODXVIN Coming to All Hullows as a Sophomore from St. Nicholas of Tolentine, Bob joined the A. H. board and cinder men. His ability as a Speedster soon won him the honor of thc Captaincy ofthe cross-country team. Bob also served on the clerical staff of the 1951 Halloween and intends to major in Business Administration at College. MARK L. CALLAGIIEH lNIai'k came to All llallows in February of 1948 and since that time has distinguished himself both in studies and extra-curricula activities. He lent his musical talents to the band where he played clarinet. An honor roll steady, his interest lies in thc field of Engineering. DONALD A. HAAS Don, an alumnus of St. Francis of Rome grammar school, was a member of the track team for two years, cheerleader for another two years and is an avid Giant fan. Don is a fresh air fiend and loves to go hunting and fishing. After leaving All Hallows, he hopes to make a career for himself in the Navy Air Force. 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KENNA 111111, t111- O1C11'l' of 1111- two K1-111111 brotlxcrs, 11115 1l1st111Q11is111111 11111111-lf 1111 the g1'i1lir1111 for tl11'1fe yCklI'S. 'l'11u 111-st XVlSl1l'S of all his class- 11111t12s g1, with john 111111 intends to study f01'1'stry 111 11111 Sh 1 l ' 1 " 111-11, N1-11' York. 111 1.111g1r School of Wann- BRYCE I KHADABUY Bryce '1 studtnt of foreign 'mffurs his hun 'mn 'utlvn mzmhtr of the Dtlmtlng Socutw for thrme yt urs serung 'is Secrctfn-y of tho litter socutv 'md in Smnmr xmr us Clcricml Editor of the 1921 Ilnllozuzn He cnyoxs Clissit xl music 'md ls 1 connoisseur of mod rm xrt Bryce plxns to study Politicml Su enct xt College ROBERT F KUHNE Bob cunt to -X H xu thn flfth grade from Surod HL lrt Highbridgc HL pl lycd but l ll for two uns md wws 4 member of the X ursxty m lus junior ind Senior years Bob intends to mmjor 1n Nhthemitics 'it College Bobs w.1rmhe'1rted friendship will long be rtmtmbered 'lt All Hallows .Ma ROBERT B KUNZE -X utlnn of I1 uutlt Nuv Itrstv Bob pllyed V footblll md lmxstlull in sttond y0'1r Ili V19 1 Vxrsltx footbxllcr m third 'Ind fourth yn xrs md xlso pl xyed Y xrsity lnse lull m fourth un A populxr clmss oFHcLr in third yt lr Bob intends to continue his studies 'lt Colltgf. f-S 'Vx ,-Q, 4-Q,-5 JOHN 1. LARKIN johnny entered All Hnllows after graduating from St. Brendaufs gr-uumnr school in thc Bronx. He was il member of the truck te-'uu and participated in lust yezu"s musical. His favorite pastime is rooting for the Yankees. Although his future plans are undecided as yet, we are sure he will do well in life. 25 DANIEL NI LEAHY Dun mmm to All Hnllous from St Ros: of I11111 11r11111111r stlmol lla sms: 111 tht flu um 111 first NL11' 11 fl h1s hun 111 11111 Student for four x1 11's D111 111t111cls to studx Busmtss Ad.I1l1I11bffltlOH .atttr g1adu1t1o11 LEOlN ARD P LIGGIO 1c1 he lllf r 4 II1ll11us 1n thc- slxih 'nu l 1 k11ou11 IS 1 s 1 11t Ill 11st11rx 1114 11111 ll 1 strange -X four I' I' I 1111111 It 1' ot tht Del11t111: Socutx -Kttnltlcs ELlltOf of Hullouctn 11141 IS 1 ft 1ture unter on the school piper Leo111r1l 111te111ls to study gow ernment and lm at Gtorgttoun UHIYCISIIY XINCENT M LIONETTI 11111 1 11 X Ilxllmss f111111 qt 'Sins s l1v.sl111 ll L tuo yi 111111 ls 1 1 1111111 1t1cl II 111 Stnmr wr 1r -Xftlr gr11l111t14111 Ymm 1 ttnds to studx Accou11t111g xt College 1.?"H' -if 4' 26 ROBERT 1 XIAAS Bob c11t0r1d All H1llov1s from St SIIIIOH block mtl SIIILL lus 111tr111u. his plrtlupxtnd 111 the Glu Club L1l1r1ry L1 lgl16, the trick 111d hurhng tc-'uns Bob wull .itttnd elther Ion'1 or Fordhwm Collefft for future studles , M r " , 1 1 T L Q , 1 H A V 1 S11 1 1 1 111-l All 1 1 ' Vi I' 11 Ill' t11 1 ll 1 ' . . 1 1 j',' .' 1 1 1 . ' . 1 fi 1 ' 1 1 '- 5- 1 lv 'I-QU llili H' 'll Xwll-' I ' if 1 Sill- of l. :I1111l as il F1-l11A1111ry 7'-, lk 1. Il- Cl I ' , , 1 1, ., -1 . 101' li' l . ji I ll'-l 1 ' . 72l'." 1 - '1 thc Art Club for ' '-urs ' I'-1 '. . ' - ' ,' YU' ll1'l'-WUT 111141 ffl flll'l'l' 3'L'Hl'S 1 ' l ' and sn-1-11-cl 011 thc IIr1II01L'1'm1 L'll'l'll.'kll stuff ' ' '- L A 1 ' . A L ' I of thv hurling t1'.1111,- ht- st-rvfltl 115 l'refsi1lc11t ' ' -1-1 , A - 1 A ' " 11 'rl- 'W' ,-k'k M ,gash ' A k ,511 Mjhig 1 1,511-:sm 1 ? . .1 X , 3 9335, I 1 . 1 - ses " - if THOXIAS I MAI ILSTADT Tom the gent xuth 1 gennl smxle his p'1r tlclpitnd Ill mauv 'lCflXlfltS Illfllllllllig I Y baseball Glte Club 'md the L1br'1ry League He faxors Xianhrttrn College for fx career 1n Englmermg we -v DANIEL P NIAN NIX Take D for a Dependable team mite A for in All round athlete and N for Notable seruce to A H and you have Dan a St Francls of Rome plrlshloner Dfm played I V footbrll and basketball rn frosh and soph xefxrs and starred as first strmger on both Gael Varsmes rn thlrd and fourth years JOHN P MARTIN Iohn came to A H from Annuncratxon grammlr school rn 'XI mhxttan He was rn the Glce Club ID first xewr -Xrt Club sccond wear and he lns bean the 'lfflSf on the school neuspapcr m thrrcl und fourth xears John xx ho xx 'ms an honor roll student plans to contmue hrs educatlon 1n College 27 PATRICK I XICAWVARD Xhc of St Andrew Axellmos parrsh rs qunte an actne mm bisebfnll two yewrs Glee Club one rear class officer for two xears foothnll one xmr swrmmmg one xear and to top thls an honor student One of the must guvs a person could hope to meet, Niac fuors Engmeermg as a professron . I , 6 Q fr . My A . I I , V ' . z , . . - I 1 1 1 L , 7 - . 4 V E K 1 c n ' . 1 1 -' 4 . 4.1 . if .M , '4f?fV3- , 1 , . 1 r . , A H " , ' - U u V Q , - - 4 ! ' ' . s . , x H n ' I U vw , N - A I I v - . ' .I ' . , . r . . . . . . - r 1 , 1 r v . , 'I . . I I , ' . ,' 1 , . m j . , 4 - ' . z I. . 1 ,'.,. 2. A 1 jg, . ".,' Q., . . 2 1 Q ' ' 4 ' 4 . . f I . ' , ' '4 e , . I I I DANIEL P. BICCARTHY Dim, a product of Corpus Christi grnmnizir school, is well likud hy his fi-llow studn-nts. In first ynnir, hc- was ix mi-mln-r of thc Glue Club und of thx' l"r4'sl1li1.m lmslcvtlmll humi. An licmor mlm in si-umcl ya-ur, hi- lmpvs to contiuuu his studies .it Holy Cross Culli-gc. MARTIN N. BIQCARTHY Blurty mum- to A.II. from Corpus Christi grmnnmr sm-lwol, Ili- wds ii mm-mln-r of the I. V. bask:-thall tmun in first and second years and was also n mcmlxcr of the Varsity basketball and football teams. He plans to uttm-ml liuqucsm- I'nivm'sity. DENNIS I. RICCARTHY Denny arrived nt All Ilallows in his Iuninr yn-nr. Coming from S.ic'r:-d Ili-art, High- lvriduv, by Way of Bui'rytriWn. N1-xv York, DL-nm' was 11 me-mln-r of ilu- l.ihr.n'y L4-.mlm amd othi-r iwtixitivs. At prvsi-nt hi- has im spcnific plims for thx- lutllrs lrut W0 know he will always hi- guided hy the Christian principles assimilated at A.H. JOHN P. Nic-CARTHY John, Il four year steady on the honor roll, mum- tu All Ifldllmxs from St. Aliuvlafs pur- ish. Ili- uns .1 mi-mln-r of the' Art Club for mm- yinxr .xml h.ns ln-vu 41 viml nswt on thc- shlill of thx' sq-lmrul m-xx spain-r lui' Kuo ymirs. john lmpvs In sfilcly lf1ngim'4'l'ii1: ix! Klan! lmttinii. A , '-..,,f,Q, - ' I , . Q M. N 'S-Z' Y X - .gf A ,f 7,91- J' ,wffwffil 43217 Di me. .V WML? Q PATRICK BICNANIARA Mac hnils from St. Bom-clit-t's parish in ThrogLZs Nt-ck and has distinguishvd hivnst-lf ns ll swiinnn-r and musician. Put pluycd most of the percussion instrumvnts in thc lxnncl. He intends to major in Business Administra- tion after graduation. 5 y' . , ' Q , 4253 hi i uv' THOMAS F. MEADE Tom Crime to A. H. as I1 Fvlxrunry Freshman from St. Andrew Aw-llino in Que-4-ns. HL- plnyvd I. V. footlmll in st-urnnl your and Var- sity lxzisvlmnll in junior yvrir. Thi- Claw- Club oct-upiud his time for tlnvv yi-urs and hr- was also n clnss officer in first yt-Jr. Intl-rostt-d in math. he will study Engineering at Mun- hattan College. 1. BRENDAN Y. B It-DERK IOTT Mac hriils from St. Bri-nd.nfs parish. A faithful inmnlxt-r of thx- l.ilvr.iry Li-agua and tht' Glu- Club, lu' t-njnys 111tm'a-slim! hooks and good music. Known lor his good humor and helpful disposition, Brcndnn intends to niiswvr the cull of his Mnker, "Como follow Me". NICHOLAS E. XIONCHAK Nick L-.nnv from All Ilmllnws grinnmzir school. Ill- uns in ilu- Art ffluli .intl n nit-nilwr of tht- Ortlivstm for four 3--.u's. nntl is 11 stuuly stmlt-nt nn tht- hnnnr roll. Nick plans to nttcncl Fordhzun l'nix't-rsitjv to tnkc ai Brxulw- lor of Arts Course. s M HFRN XX NIOR ALES Fricncllx Hcrnin in -Xll llilloxw min Since L scuntli ur iff s lm cssnm 1 l In lm r of he um r 1 good rlnnur Hrrnlni funk wit his rnidc h n 1 hit with ill H4 intnnnls to continue stuclns tcm lrcl 1 all 1 in Nlidiux BERNARD I. NIURPHX Bernie went to St. Simon Stock grammar School and came to All Hallows in Sccond year. He is an honor student and won the Physics nnwlnl in lhircl your. Bs-rniv inte-ncls to go to Collm-gn xxln-rv his All Hailluwg unlu- cution will gruitly lauiiufit him. CORXEI ILS R XILLCAHY Connn S 'nnlwltiun iQ to lvecnme 'in FBI m in is :li uflnr in Qnnlimnorr r i mnmlnr of the f'lc0 Club 1 Lk t 1 li nas -Xll llilloxm Ni thc lust unlns of 1115 Llbslllltkb SAXIUEL F MULLHN S Tike a sport Qnv sport xml Burlclv will star ry fxgnn thc C 1 l footl ll lmisn m lr skmllnll X fo is L b ill A mo yn ir All City bank and two wir 5tut1r m luskltlxill Buddy hopes to continug his stuclus it Georgetown 1 5 iifkjaa .N .,,, ,ww ,wi JAXIES I NIURPHY A Scholxrship winner from Qicrvd Heiri Highbrirlgt C,-:nu ll Eutllmuce IT'ILd1ll9t md four mir mcmlnr ol' the bind 'md orche stm Nlurph is xlso W prize debqter chss officer Co Ch urnnn of the Dmce Commit tte Editor in Chief of Halloween and a true All Hwlloxss mm He plans to attain a Eaftriqr s degree in Izlectrxcal Engmeermg at QAM ,,,.,5,A'2Ulr' swim my NN -Nr--144935 AW' DONALD L MURRAY Don who played Yirsity basketball for two yeirs, emoys sports of all kinds An honor roll studrnt for three yt irs, he his been in iltar boy 'lt lirst Fridly M nits since su. ond yrlr Dun intends to study Lux t Fordhxm Unnrrslty ww we-. MARTHX R XIURR AY Xluh rnturd Xll Il nllous in the sixth gr ide his hun out of its most populir 1 its snug lu -X nuinbtr of e X usilx lootlvxll mal lvxsllmxll tl uns for three M us md ot ilu N usitx biskctb Ill term for tuo hr xx is Co Cxpt un of this W. xr S Glu en After ll uing, -Xll Hillous Xlarty, an honor roll sluclqnt nittnds to contmuf. his studies tow urls x rlrgitn JAMLS P. OBRIEN Jimmy came to All Hallows in the sixth grade from Good Slwplxerd grammar school. He has been a saxophone player in the or- chestra for four years and ii nicmbcr of the dance hand for tum years. "OB" h1s aso been active in the Art Club and on the hurl- ing teauu. Ile hopes to study Engineering 'it Stevens Institute. JOHIN O OCONINOR john 1 Sports exxthusxxst xx 1s fx member of the trxck tx xnx for mu xx xr An honor stu xt xs s xc xxrxxv 4 xguc xc xdxxxtx An xutlxorxtx mx pro hxakdbxll uhxx pl xxxs to 5tudy Auoxxxxtxnx, xfhr grxcluxtxoxx X' jOHlN j O DONINI I L ohn who c xme fxoxxx St Rosa of I xmx gx xnxnx xr sLhool hxs xx on xxx un xc xcluxxxp uels uur xxx xxx xxu S HIL Ill lil' U t ll 1 If ITN ll!! K L 0 plxud X l xl xm hx lxun nxuxxlur of cross cuuntxx xniloor xnd outdoor trunk tvxxns for the pxst three wmrs Aftzr grxdxxxtxon John xxxnncls to furthnr hxs 1-flu L xtxnxx xt Culligg RICHARD A ODONNELL Ilxclxxe 1 fI1"ldl1'1IC of Qfxcrlcl Henri High lxrxclgo hxs lxxfn Fxdxxc xxx 'xll School actxvx xxs I x x nun Y bun xxxuxxlur of thc Alt Club and in xrlxook staff xml clxw Sxcrdxrx xxhxlq LQCDIYIH hw mfxrks xxx thx top lxrnluti In Suxxor we-wr Rxchle xx xs Eclxtor of the Blue and II hzte The grxcluwtxxxg Qlxsi xxxshcs lot: of luck to 3 real Xll Hxllovm nx xxx 'ff '11- wx N 'ifw WW paw TINIOTHY H OLEARY lun un honor stxxclxnt xv xc fx spas-ditar on thc tr uk fp xxxx 'xncl x xxxxnxlxcr of the lgniket bill tcxnx m Fnshnxfxn xexr He w'xS also 1 mcmlur of the I xbrxrs Lmgxxg for a vear 'xml 'x cmxuxt lxmcl xxxcxxxlur for thrcn yQ'xrs lxxsxdu pl xsxxxg pmruxssxuu uxslrxuxxmnts xxx the clxncc bxnd Tun lxopu to study Acnountxng 'lt lN0tre Dune Unxxcrsxty , y t' II -tw. S xxax 1 fr 0flI.,,'. xd xball, laxl ".'AIlf -A. II., Illx is mx lxxl I K at x l I 4 'K 1 . T ' ' ' wax: .x - l - f l - I.'l 1 j Lu xx -. II' ' ' als aj' I, '. xxsxbaxll 1 l as '- a dx-x fm- rf-xp xx- 1.'l'xf,'L-A - 1, his Q- Q 1 , .U ' ' X ' A A 1"-1,1 ggi K I F' . 0 I .g I , fi A is I '- I I, ,Sf , 1 ,I 'E I L ' 'W I 2 I ll K , 32 K6 K iw JOHN P PADIAN lack 1 quut unwssumlng young mfm wxth an explosne spuse of humor hrs much to be proud of 111 the field of 1flllttlC.S Comlng to A H IH 194 Ink jomad the Blue und XVh1te biskntbill 'md b 191 h ull I N s For the pflit hwo Nurs he hrs bw-n Ill Jmportmt membmr of both lnotbxll md blskeiblll Vlr sims Junk mtcncl5 to mnor m Dentlstry IAXIES J PARKER un emu to Xll Hxllous 'li a February lnshm xn from St josnph s grunmmr sLh00l m uuna X four uxr honor siudgnt h has plnul N uhm bxsrbxll lor tno yum A populxr studgnt jun pl H15 to 1ttLud Iona Collnge to study Accouutmg JOSEPH R. PEDEN A gmcluate of St. Yicholas of Tolentine grmnmar school oe was FA member of the Art Club for threc yours and Art Editor on 1 fIl1llUlL'I'I'Yl stuff in 's Svnior year. n honor shull-nt mul il tlum- your mvxnbvr of the hurling tmxnm, loc has be-cn active in the Library 1.1-agus. He intends to study Law ut College. LOUIS F PASTORE A typxcll membpr of the Class of 1951 Louie cmu to A H m Scptember 1947 and Joxmd tlu truk tn rm 1115 good humor and urmersll 1lltLl'LSfi nude 'ull uho cime m contut with lum llkc hun Louie, who Wu, 1 clan olhur ln Hut md suond 38175, pl nu to 5tudw Nlcclluue 111 Collngn IQ, 'L ,EX-y ff. 'vm .ffffkvf 18? I Q " ' 'f fl . 15-4 " ' W ' X-,' fm oC"5A' L, VQQQ 4 ,W , ' fa -MIM www 1 kbp 33 I 3 11' F ROBERT E PEPPER Populdr Bob commg., from Cond ShLphcrd grammir school 15 fund of Ill Sports 'uhxx ues c-spcu 1llx b wh Ill 1ndh1sk1th1ll xxhere his hmght hxs come lil usnful under the boards Bob lHfCl1ClS to unclert 1kc '1 Busmnss Course at College Good luck, Bob HEX RY A PEREZ Hmk '1 rum L 1r cutl1us11st gx uluxtcrl from Im 1rn mon gn 1u1m1r snhool 111 'xl xnh 1tt 111 H1 hxs pl 1x1d th1 xlolm Ill ilu ormhcstrv. for lr xc 1rs md xx thc p uust Ill tlus xc 1 dmce hind HL xx lb 1 munhc-r of the Sxxxm mmg te-1m for txxo xnirs Hmk hopes to cuter the VI1d1c'1l prolusslon IOSEPH G REE9 um II llllh Q lxnt hxs 1 flulv -ht Club lllll 1 1r :ook stxll H1 plms to 5tu1lx lluslmss c muust mon pl11s1nt pnrsouulltx 'md 1 c um to hmlp out 111114 hmm ood 106' Hls school spult xxxll long lug r1n11111her wt A H 5' 'Sf IOSEPH 1 RECAN 6 C1ms to H1 oxxs '1 1 Fe-bruirx I'1'P5lll1llll from Blumnl SlLlU'l1C'l'lt School xn 1 xr lmnm mll stuchnt fox x o yr rS 1 1 sxx1l11u1u11, in 1111 PA I 446 11,2 1 34 putxum 1 mc N 115 x lv 111 H1 Lxputa to lllLI1Ll College and study L xxx . 1 Y . . - A 1 - ' 1 , . . 3 , . 1 -1 -4 - , '1 1 1 D1 " 1 his stay M All 1 xx. Im- - '1 1 , 1 . 1' 1 1"'- 'A 1 ' "1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 . 1111-nts to tha- Clem- f , 1 ' . 1 Y '1 - ' , j A A 11' - 1 , ' - 11' 1 " ' ' 1 - -1 1 l ' '. - 1 ' ' g 11' Al- ' ' 1 4 1 ' '- - fol j-1 1 " - i1 ' Q -1 r'5 I' " r. ' . A -1 V- 1 j 1 1, . '11' 1 1 1 1. 1'1'1 ' 1"- A'.,,-" NHL! ' ,. 1 K V Ki ,V 3' 4 , ' , x 1' 1, 31 ,Y I ' Q -' r' 'Q 41' . I '11 -A Q' f , ' ix 1 S r ' ff 1 1 '1 rj 1 ' I fl X : fr L 1 P I 'X 1,11-' ,e f W5 I 4, , A l 'gl 5 3.3 Io 1 - All 1ll ' 15 1 1 I' I Qux- xns. .' 1 ' ' 1' - 't x' ' '11 1, I ,Q lov xx.1s il lm-nmlwl-r ol I1' J ' ' ' -1 1,1f1J VI, r7r1 7Qmi2gzf1 illlll. 1 ' ."I1ll'4l in j. Y. 1 l '1 Hitj foot- KL" ' 1 ' 1 1 "Pw1wl,muf5mef iIf Qf,1 V - JUSTIN R. RENZ Iudd hails fruui St. I.uk1"s in XVhitcstonc. lu third und lnuilli y1-.irs hr- was nu active iv.nlici1x.1iit in lhv D4-lmliligg Sm'iL'ly. A Quia-Q .md xivll lilwd xlluluut, juxlcl lmpvs tu ytucly x urn 1x H1141 g ui in Dnhiting Smuty will bucomz. cxtrixuply usilul LOUIS H REPASSY IOUIS 'ltiendcd Our I idx of Niount Cimnl gmmm ir school hnfou Loming to All Hal ovss s 1 memlnr of the Lihrirx LE-lguc in Fnshmm wir md h is nun in honor roll studcnl Louie mtinds to huome a Telexision Fugimsr uid thc, munhus of thu Suuor Lligs nigh luiu thc, but of luLk in hm Lhosui urur RIC H ARD I RICCIO A pirishiomr of St Xflflllftt 5 in Rnsrd ilc' 1 1 x plnccl X footlnll in I-nshmuiu r Q' s four uirs 5 X Hxllmi -X mr griduition Unk 1lltlI1ll5 tu muor in Phxsi cal Edug ition Our lu sf xublug go uith Rick in tho, iuhnv. So TERFNCF E ROCHE f'h1 crful T1rxx who ifcun to hfuc 'ln cur uint Slllt 01 us comms fiom mm 11 ix is on th1 suiuuuiiw ti im during hm Fr1 shm zu ll1llSODhOI11OI'L wi ns In fourth 1 numhsr of the Dxnu c mittu Iuiy plums to ittnud 1'OfdhllIl to study Ldv ul - - ilu' '11 ' irc 1' i1-d ' the W 4 1 4 . . 1 . 1 A J. I J . , 4' - 1- 'A . t'1- All I. A 1' ' -' 1 lim, pir-'-- .x1' -'lv l",fgu-c, - ' In- l ' . IIC v1iS 1 1 A 1 ' 1 ,' :md huth I. V, and Varsity lmxl-cvthzlll durin Lnirmitxon ilrallhmxlr Snlwfyl. AN HCUV6 SDOUS' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1- 1 hi: ' ,' -1 tnj ut All 1 Is. . ltl V1 , l A '13 4- .' ' ,, -1 Y 1 " ' '. l -- 1 - - L K K-1 ' . - ' 'L " y1-,air hi- xfzis 1 1 - V- If C Jm- IOHN H. ROXVLAND John grnclunh-cl from St. Amie-ln's grzunmnr school. lla- plrijva-Ll LV. lmselmll .xml wus a memlmer of the Art Clulx in secuml year. He also was :retire on the stuff of the school paper in junior and Senior years, writing n feature column for the Blur and llvllflf. Iohn intends to continue his studies at College. ROBERT P. SHEA "Big Bob" L-.une lo All Hnllows from Mc- Burney grrumnur sehuol nucl quickly became one of the most popular boys in his class. He plnyecl LY. football for one year and was rnuuzuzer of the lwnskvtlmll team for three yi-.u's. Holy lmprs to attend llrown Univer- sity, lloifs sehool spirit will long be re- rnemlxered nt All Hallows. THOMAS BI. RYAN "Red" hails from St. Simon Stock parish. An native lumulmer lor tlm-ll yn-urs ull lmlli the l.llll.ll'y I.c-argue null the hurling tr-.un, he devotes much of his spare time tn raising and breeding e.xnau'ies. Tom frnors Mun- hnthin College for furthering his academic education. fy' f ry., 2 JAMES 1. RYNNE Jimmy, Il F1-lurunry Frrshrn.m, cmnrf lo All llrullows lrlun Our lnuly of the Assumption p.u'ish. Ile wus il mr-mluer of the eonfert lmurl for lour ye-nrs und played saxophone in the Llrxnee lmnd during junior and Senior years. Jim inteunls to continue his Studies at College. rx.. 36 ,f.,f.,. '5f.:frfn"' M HIE-ir. vw" MP5 L , WILLIAM A. SHEVLIN Bill, a February Freshman, graduated from St. Andrew Avellino grammar school in Flushing. He was a member of the track team for two years and a clarinet player in the orchestra for four years. An honor stu- dent, William will study Medicine at George- town University. .3,Jfgzgf.f in an . K y. THOMAS F. SIMCO Tom came to All Hallows from St. john's grammar school. He is well liked by all and was a class officer in first year, T0m's talents were greatly appreciated by the band of which he has been a member for four years. He is leader of this year's dance band and he plans to continue his studies at Iona College. Best wishes, Tom. GEORGE A. SHEPPARD "Quick to smile, slow to fi-owii," adequately dn-scrilies Geumzo. Une of the All Hallows grammar school giuiclxlati-s, he spent his fourth year fighting on the football team and also joined the haskothall teain. George spends sonic spare time in umllecting coins. Ile plans to go to Fordliain University after gradua- tion. JOHN E. SLATER Coming to A. H. from Good Shepherd gram- mar school, jack has been a steady member of the track team for four years and a member of the newspaper staff for two years. He intends to go to Pennsylvania to study Journalism. 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' , .1 DANIEL I TAYLOR Coming from St Fmnus of Rome pqnsh m the Bronx Dxppzr Dm his pflrtlclpliul on thc lnsketlnll 'md footbxll te1ms be-Ang 'I leidcr rn both Forced hv lI'ljllI'lCb to cut short thxs foothxll sexson Dm recovered 1n hme to Lontmue hls xctlvltus on the Vlr sxty b xskethnll tmm A clfxss ofricer, Dm wrll long be remembernd by hls fellow gr lduites of the Chss of 1951 JANIES H THONIS Jrmmy mme to All Hullous from St Ray moods pmrlsh Ile w rs 1 members of the hurlxng term for three yewrs jlm s favorite team IS the H mkees ind he 'llso roots for Notre Dxme footlnllers He pl ms to wttend Ionl College md m nor m Suence CONRAD I X IALONGA Smnp Qntqrxng IH Freshmfm year Vxos en Llglllg smile und Jmlxl plrsonwlxty h ne won l n x host of hnncls H1 pl lymd lllii. 'Ill xn lus first scuoncl mil fourth ymr md 1150 lulongc d to the YL lrhook xt lff ind the Dfmce Committee If humor md smcerxty 'Ire 'L mums to success, ho wxll certunly attain hxs goll -v 'ov J '- A if , ' x 39 M' 4. uv GEORGE P. VIGER George came to All Hnllows in second year from De LaS-xlle Hi h School in Memhnttan. Ceorge an mrdent member of the Camera Club, plans to attend College after gradua- tion. 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'Ml -1 5 F ' 1-K--11 ' M,,,,,ff, , M061 2 3 1 I Y To " 1111 1 ll 1 1xxs 111: 11111 " nj IAXIES W WARD A gradu rte of St 'vhthwcls grxmmwr school m Goshux Xux Hork jun who comes from Sacred He ut Ilrghlxrlclgc hrs Lshblrshul himself 1n numerous rctnltlns lncludmg Glce Club rn first 51 xr md the swrmnung terxm m first md second yeurs An honor student for tv-0 yexrs he wus also 1 c.l1ss Trefnsurer rn Iunxor year Jlm mtends to study Medr cme at College THOXIAS C WHITE Toby as he rs known around the school halls hrs a llkilbll, personwllty Though small ln st rturt ht wxs 1 gre1t fnsset to the track tcrm loby pllns to enter College after g,rrdu1t1on md contmuz. h1s stuclus tow xrds .1 dm gru, LAURENCE I WIN TERS Larry came from St Benedxcts grammar school m the Bronx He was a member of the track team IH Hrst year and of the band and orchestrfn for four years Larry, who plays both the flute 'md pxccolo plans to Lontmue hrs muslcal studles rn College WN We' MW 41 , . , A , , I , . l ,X Y , .y i , A , 1. , ,H z ' . . 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Bon Voyage v R4-xvre-rid Bmthcr Provincial with Brothers Iluycs und St. Martin M di-pairhirc cm-rcmony. 64 1118118 Sana .. 'N-.' 113. - Q -Y , 1' .yn 7 .. I . V k .5 - 31 . -A ,. file, 1 -' ' Q fb Cv " J- , G' I ' - 'L f"x Q 1 22 1 H NGN' Q a Y xxnxu. X Q 3 .gh X . 1 Q K xvw' 1 31 ,I 21' I :Lf 3: W ef v V- 1 we Mt, -, 11 LS. 2 V 4 R 55 s 'Hi reli ion An atmosphere of extreme sanctity pervaded the school during the three days of our retreat. The wise and inspiring sermons of Rev. Father McCough, C.S.P, who conducted the retreat, gave us a feeling of heaven on earth. The entire student body attended Mass in the school auditorium each morning and returned there during the day to hear the sermons. The rosary was recited in class during the afternoon, but most in- REV. FATHER BENEDICT, 0.E.S.A. ? M 12 S? 5? - Q A JL 'QQ I w :L eiffgff W , .,L 'V rg Q, fs ,fa Q 3 gf 1: 9 Q 5' 54? g ,, Q4 A -W 5: 5 KV vm 'Mi if-Y. 2 2? lik I nm! Ron olm Cu mu Iulm YY lI1U'll'lkKI' Xncholxs Xlonchqk Xllss O Rullx Blrnxrnl Blrnstcn X mum Nhhon Svcond Hou. nm Donolmuc Tom NILC QL Pltrlnlx lu xrnu ,Innes Lonauluu C mrxld Bualxlu Alirc d T xllu Bnrndrd Con xtx V Illldlll GTIIDCS Buck Rau john Hunt Clifford YY xlkcr 'Xxchohs Broclnrxck '1llUllllS Roonu john C,-us john Tilley ll 1tllOllt am fmfare, the Llbrary Lelgue docs XLOIHJII SCIXICC by llelpmff thc lllararmn NI155 ORe1llx thus gnmg the students excel lent hbrzus seruce fmcl 111C1d6Ht?illN Hndmg out that Sharma: ta5lc5 can make the work more cnyox lblc Mins O'lh-illy supg-rvi5cs the n urk of some efficient "Lcugucrs" 'lxplst Lumen u 1th Bookbmdcrs Rooms 'md Consxdme library league 69 REX BROTHERJ C BATES NIR A 1' RHGIEL At an athletic ex e11t a pep rallx or a parade the -X11 Hillows band IS alwavs ax ailable to supplx tl1e HTUSIC and gixe zest to the school spirit The proxicling of IH6lOCl1OUS embellishments for tl1e hghtinff of the QllI'1Sf1l1'1S tree 111 jow ce Kilmer Park the Spring XlllSlC'1lG and the Gradu Success 111 the annual Catholic High School Nlusic Festix al 1S the ultimate 31111 for which the students dex ote 111a11v hours of practice each vs eelt Tl11t success does come to our band each xeflr 1S shown bs the trophies won at such contests and bx the lH"iIlW 1I1d1Xldll"il and group awards that has e bee11 garnered 1n the past This vear we hope for a continuance of such uctories The band di plays a precision parlde formation 70 Cl TL c ' ' , ", , 1 2 ' 1 I 4 s I ' ' ation Exercises, are only a few highlights of the band's musical season. ' ' I 7 '. i ' ' ' . ' S ' " L . 1 35:1 QKK1 E wma 'Ill ff .,,- sv 1 ,,, . A Sfdifgifv a da in the li e 0 mr. rygiel This little sequence is intended to show you a typical day in the life of Mr. Rygiel and is dedicated to the man whose versatility and interest have made the All Hallows band the superb musical organization which it is. Particularly on this occasion it is fitting to pay homage to our musical director as 1951 marks Mr. Piygiel,s fourth year at All Hallows and the graduating class' band members owe their whole basic musical knowledge to his perseverance and teaching skill. That's F sharp, not F. Look at the birdie! 72 V W Biff? 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U if ig 351 75 -Q 'Xt Sxnto li111chLr1 o lll troublcs ITL ltft hthlnd Th1S years mus1c'1l performance mtroduced 1 form of productron 11ew to All HFlllONN'S Nlr oscph Has es who l1 is been 111 the c1st ot m IDX successful Broadwax shoxss brought to the All HlllCJXN5 stagc 111 o11ff1111l lI'lllS1LJlL whose pattern offers enormous poss1b1l1t1es The female lc 1ds xx ere caplblx Hlled bv the young lf1d1es of tl1e Academx of the Sacred Heart of Xlarx whose grace and pulchrrtude added glcatlx to thc success ol thc sl1ow lNot u1te Awake though rehcarsed hut '1 lcw short ss eelxs xx as executed ln such a pI'OfGSS1OIl3.l manner that All Hallows can justlx be proud of all who part1c1p.1ted 111 the comedy Guest stars the Andrews Sisters bring, down the house: Tom Meade, Pat Mc.-Xwarcl Dom DiFriSc-o s, I 5 Q .. 1 V P 1 ff g A X . ai I N I O? I A, in Q ' Q at 'Q ' . ,ay U. .. Q 13, Z X: 5 in W .1 A '1 v Q wk 5, 1 " - ' x, 4, 9 nf! '-:f- 5 4' ex , ,f f Q1 ki Q . M A progressive step was taken this year by All Hallows in the introduc- tion of dance lessons as an extra- curricular activity. This innovation, the work of Brother I. C. Bates, was greatly responsible for the increased interest of the student body in social activities. With Brother Bates and his commit- tee making the arrangements, and Tom Simco, the Senior and Swing Bands furnishing the 1950-1951 dances were enjoyed by more people than other season in All Hallows' history. 'faitiifill W so idi factivities a , . ,. -, bl A K. hugcne Donovan and Wxllmm Weldon Patrnck Dennher and Paul Cxbney P Chrxstlan Stelnbrunner Leonard P Llggxo james I Murphy Iustm Renz and Robert Hem Charles Endrxzzx and Bry e Khadabux 80 Due to the excellent guidance of Brother Downey, President of the Edmundian Forensic League, the All Hallows Debating Society has completed one of the finest forensic years in its history, winning among other awards the first place trophy in the Irish Christian Brothers, Tournament. During Leonard Liggio's ten- ure of office as president, a splendid schedule was ar- ranged, and four All Hallows debaters received the Degree of Distinction from the National Forensic League. James Murphy, a popular and adroit orator, and Christian Steinlirunner, who rose to the forefront of the Society by his fine showing in this yearis American Legion contest, will both be included in the All Hal- lows roster of 'KCreats,'. Bryce Khadabux, an astute and talented parliamen- tarian, was the school's premier ex tcmpore speaker. The outstanding junior dchater was Paul Cibney, who placed first in the Chaminade Tournament and in the Holy Name Tournament. Paul Gibney places first in the Holy Name Tournament of Orators. Bishop Donohue congratulates Paul. resolved: that the american people reject the welfare state x, wav? The Prtsidc nt of Iona Colltgt rm xrds tht Edmundiin Trophy to the All Hallous Forensic Team Front Rout Robrrt Hun Eugtnt Donov in Brut Ixh xdlhut Brothtr Loftus PhD Brother Downey Irmts Niurphy Cl'll'1SfllH Stunhrunmr Buds Hou, Leon xrd Ligglo Piul Gibney 81 is ,,' 'if' 'I I 'U 4 T s Q. Q ln V xx. l. , -T 3 ,U I 4 ,vii fi . 'k v ' . '- u .I 1- 1 v. -tg ' I ' 1 - r - w U A 1 A 1 - . - 1 -I 4 -f - -i ' a 1 ', . t - A. " : X 1 , a . XX Q 1 IX If 5 3 a J l i -s 2 e a i K K I Feature VVriters: John McCarthy, Robert Donny and Leonard Ligglo f 5 , I- It X Q standing behind John Rowland and Robert jones. 1 1 A I . 0 f D a ' 1 ' . . K . I I . 7 , . . . . . , , . . . . 7 7 . , . . . . , . U . U J a V I . Y ff n . . 7 ' 7 9 Y ' . . . . X . . . . .4 . v K v , . . . . 4. . v . .1 H 7 ' 7 7 When Brother C G St1eger was chosen Nloderator of the Blue and Whfte thxs year he was most fortunate rn hav1ng a group of able efllclent and experr enced lournahsts ready to begrn work Under the watchful eye of Brother St1eger the newspaper has equaled last years record number of 1ssues The met1culous proof readmg of Charles Garrrson Rrchard ODonne1ls enhghtenlng ed1tor1als and Kevm Barry s efllcrent coverage of all athletlc events added rmmensely to the success of th1s year s Blue and W hzte The humorous column Low and Inslde clex erly managed by Robert ones and Robert Donny was accepted W1th a laugh by all The Rostra ongxnated by Leonard L1gg1O 1S a column dex oted to the report1ng and d1scuss1ng of hap penmgs 1n the Debatmg Soc1ety Iohn McCarthy and john Rowland contr1buted much to the paper wrth therr excellent artrcles In Th1s Corner and Roundups There has been a renewed 1nterest 1n the track team smce Jack Slater began wr1t1ng h1S column Board and Clnders The cartoon SCTICS Goofy Gaels and the other excellent art work d1splayed 1n the paper was penned by the versatlle John Martxn andw whlte nv"-s, 15'-wwe. f The junior Flnshmcn, VV. O'Donnell and P. Casey, check distance reading. photograph A double burrelled gun. Heinz Borchardt and Robert Hein at work in the darkroom. halloween Ilmesl Niurphy Editor ln Chief with P Chrimm Stembrunner Associate Editor Ronald I. Fitzgerald, Sports Editor, with Leonard P. Liggio, Activities Editor. REX BROTHERI C COLLINS Moderator 86 joseph Peden Art Edrtor xuth ChTlSfl1H Stunbrunner Robert Hem and fI?l!'lZ Borchardt, Photography Ednors, wlth As 111 years gone by lt has been the 'um of tl1e Halloween staff to present to you, the reader, a compact yet COlT1PI'Cl'lCIlS1X6 album descr1b111g student l1fe at All Hallows and so we have attempted to capture the sp1r1t of All Hallows durmg the past school year, both at Work and rt play XVe haxe tr1ed, moreox er to embody 1n th1s annual an atmosphere of unn ersahty, that lt may appeal to both the Semor and underclassman al1ke If, 1n years to come, the 1951 Halloween W1ll help recall ITIGITIOFIES of pleasant compamonslups and carefree good t1mes we shall feel that our efforts 1n ferretmg meyltable deacllmes, has e not been spent 111 x nn THE EDITOR Donwld Hnmphrev and Thomas Callahan James Nfurphy 87 I' , . L 1. . z 'j. ' ' ' , ' 'w 1 ' v ' v ' V L out information, arranging and proof reading page layouts, etc. all before the 5-Lui, '. l . , . . . . . Bnce Lhulwhux Cler1c1lEd1tor s1tt1ng w1th 1950 state scholarship winners Benito M. Lopc-7, Ir. John ll, Timoney Francis P. Corr Rxchard Armstrong X mccnt I Fxocco John L O Bnen Raymond F keatmg Edw 1rd I Gramm' john LL thy John Nion no The students thelr parents and the Facultx of All Hwllows Hlgh School hfue good relson to rqome ox er the results of the scholfistlc COmp6t1t1OI1S for the '1C'Id61T11C xeir 1949 1950 A recent announcement from the educanonal Zil1tl1OI'1t16S at Albany resells no less th ln ten munbus ot 11st xc lr s ffr Idu ltlllg cl lss on the l1st of successful c'1nd1dates lOl St ite Scholarslnps Llch of these stu dents IS ent1tled to fourteen hundred dollfirs tow ard the l'lH'1I1C1l1g of h1S h1gher educ1t1on 111 colleges of the Stite of New York The names of the w1nners 'ire Fnclnrd Armsuong l rincrs Lorl, N 11lCCI1t F1occo Edward Grenler Raunond Keltmg ohn Lefihx Ben1to Lopez, ohn Nlonaco Iohn O Brren ind ohn Tnnonev 88 fi' IAVFS D WALSH Assnstmt Chnf Counsel of the Ann Crxme COIHITIISSIOH Class of 1931 JAMES M MCINERNEY Assxstant Attorney General of the Unxted Stakes Class of 1923 legislators D1st1ngu1shed among the many 1llLlStI'1OllS sons of All Hallows, and now occupymg posltxons of honor as representatn es of our government and 1ts people are the alumm p1ctured here VVe gladlv pay tr1bute to them IH th1s 1951 Halloween THE EDITOR JOHN I DONTOVAN IR State Senator 24th Senatorlal DlSff1Cf Class of 1931 BERNARD C McDONNELL CHARLES McHUGH JAMES J OBRIEN Assemblyman lst Assembly Dnstnct Assemblyman 10th Assembly Dmstnct Assemblyman 9th Assembly Dxstrxct Class of 1928 Class of 1935 Class of 1984 ! . , , Rev. Brothtr J. NI. Kelly, Moderator, and Mr. Lawrence O'Brien, I'resid4-nt of Alumni, in a happy mood. NIR. LAXVREXCE O'BltIEN 1'r1'sidm'xit of Alumni ALUMNI OFFICERS Eugene R. Fulton, Treasurer, Lawrence I. O'Brien, President, james I. McCarthy, Secretary. i, MR. DANIEL REIDY Building Fund President special activities 1951 proved to be a record success year for the combined organizations whose active member cooperation means so much to All Hallows. Highlighted by educational and social events, the Ladies' Auxiliary, the Fathers, and Alumni Clubs. and last but not least, those "tYedncsday Nightersi' all gave un- stintinglv of their time and labor to make this a banner year of enterprise. The Bazaar was again the outstanding event of the season, representing as it did the joint efforts of all the clubs. Cratefully we extend our thanks to the Presidents. the individual members and helpers and in return ask manifold bless- ings on these esteemed well wishers of our school. 5:1 MR. JOHN GLEESON Chairman of Special Activities john I. Gleeson, Special Activities Chairmang Rev. Bro. M. A. Hurley, Special Activities Adviserg Rev. Bro. I. C. Collins, Fathers' Club ltioderatorg A. Ralph Ladau, Bazaar Chairman. 90 1 1 , 5 vfiv-L ' w , ' be aff 1 rf' in -.-P" 1 'J' L f , V rg :nf 4?,rQn3 A,. '. , V -.2 f A Q A J 9 Q X' ,Ib 'J ,fl l M. f sf-.fm S 'lm T? wwf L Q fnp sl Q ' ' W?" its , HE! , ,W Q7 J 1 Q! 5 ? 4 ' :ce cow .KV 4 NEP -Ll it fp, , . 15, E gf NC xi' 'gp M. H., , 'gkwh-1 ' 4 1, f. fl' 3 . gn 'Y Y COTPOTG 861110 vi XX if athletics Front Hou, VV1lter Knott Iohn Gould Iohn Meeth Donald Gallagher Prter Hoftnnnn Joseph Rogan Stese Bmrella john Dorrlan Iohn Fxtzzerfxld Second Hou james Niclntvre 1Man:-xgerl Ceorge Sheppard Rnhert Cfnffnf-s Vhllmm ks-nna Robert Kunze Martxn Murray Sam Mullms Iohn Kenna john Padlan Damel Mannxx Charles Rncltkr- VS xlter OHara Nhrtm Mc-Carthy Davld Llevselyn Olanagerh Back Rou. Peter Duggan fM'm12erl Vhllxam Fhherts Duml Culhme Donald Austin Robert Blalkxe Kewm OBnen Ernest Hixnes Zictnrw Pour-ll Innes Bom Innes lxmrns john luxnc Ohnlgorl varslt ootba All Hallovu s All Hullow s All Hdllow s All Hallow s All Halloxx s Ioni Blessed Slcrlmcnt Oyster Bw Dbhvltt Clmton L1S.1lle lNIlllt'l1'V C0 CCIPHIITLS MARTIN NIL RRAX 94 SANI NILLLIVS Q ' ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 13 . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Allllallows ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A, 13 Mount St. Michael , , Y VVYYVVVV 39 i .Q , ' , ,.,, ...., , .. 20 f ' ' ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 20 1 ' ' ' . 1 w1w:' fF1 ' r E ' . J! A -P nr Y iw . ,. an 4 .60 v- K M 9? 3 fx , if T, , M' Q W v1.35 Q4 11 - .iw My Qt 1. ,U P2 Y 5 J-,." 03+ 5 w . wan. Y A . . -J W - L7 K KL . Vk 3 ,., , M iwfvihpvmwm ' . ..,.. 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The resurgent Long Islanders bullied their way to a T.D. after a sixty yard march only to miss the extra point. Early in the second period, Oyster Bay scored, again missing the extra point. A. H. would not be outdone. Murray tossed an accurate pass to Mullins and Sam went over. This ended the scoring and the game ended in a 13-12 victory for All Hallows, a victory well deserved. Th g ' G' llaghe M 11 n the ALL HALLOWS vs DeWITT CLINTON Taking the Hrst two periods as breathers the Gaels slammed back in the second half to crush the Chntonites with three touchdowns Two of the three touchdowns were scored by Mullins the other by Padian after intercepting a pass Hard blocking by Blaikie Haynes Culhane and fine centering by Hoffmann was 98 evident throughout the game CTC OCS d I - -4 A , u ins o run. . P 7 7 3 7 RH' ' ' fx' f iq. xx? ,. f ' , i- 9559.37 S Ark' I la 3, W x wwihfie-iw v yy . , ,Q Q 9 lf, Y' ,. 4 ff Q 4 y , . l'??S51'm f 5, N W -- V W yu S I -mf . 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A V 4, I M LM: A it a , I X Wwftsi- W M ' In ,X Xa J Ek ,Q if ,XR I, if m 1 V 55,5 K 5 1, , . ,, v Padlan sure looks determined Q Front Row Rodney VVest Lawrence Messick Thomas Driscoll John Callaghan john Weir joseph Keyes Ioseph McCullagh Kevin Kadlec joseph Quinn Second Hou, Robert Mulvey CManag,erD Robert Farrell Charles Pfliegler Thomas Nieto Walter Donnelly Andrew Coffey Edward Arrigoni Joseph Dorrian George Niuth John O Farrell Stephen McGee Patrick Lanzone james David Haid Thomas Farrell William Daly Eamon Kelly Robert Radtke Nicholas Cuomo fManagerj Absent James Hopkins vee ootba Under the able leadership of Rev Brother C V Iochum the Iunlor Gaels swept the three scheduled games Fordham a light team, was swamped 31 0 the Navahoes, 20 13 and Blessed Sacrament, 39 6 VV1th a versatile lme and an ex perlenced backiield the prospective Varsity stars had no trouble at all in con quermg their opponents Great hopes are held by all that the junior Gaels will keep up the good work on the Varsity 100 Meenahah. Baclg Rows Robert Mclzoughlin: Layvrence Larkin, Williaiin Fraleigh, Francis Lyons, Philip McLoughlin, Gerald ,Brown, . l l ' 7 - 3 - S , - . . . . - , - 3 fnp-,gf ' 3? 'ff V' if vi W.g,..g.,e,.,, ,Av ,L . 1' ug 4-r if Q 4 ,QM .423 T1 ,H N .. K Lf 1 r "' " ee 435-qw? e, VJ, , llvivq , 4, if ,. Vfbf'vF," ' Iv K . A55 ,- In . yy- .inf ' Jil, Sr' nt? S Wgfffi .La , 'W . e f ' -'fc"' P' -.'f?5, hmm- , lg' '- . , V. I K .,, ata, ,D AQ. f T. Farrell, Cuardg E. Kelly, Centerg I. Hopkins, Guard. R- W9Sf, Hlllflmfk- Lme E Arngom End R Farrell Tackle I Hopkms Guard E Ke-llw Center I Cxlhghcr Guird I Cavxnmugh Tackle I Wear End Baclficld I Drlacol Halfhack J Dorrnn Quarterback W Fralugh Fullhuk J OCAlllLh1D Hwlfback 'All Hallows .......,,, 61 All Hallows 49 All Hallows .,........ 59 All Hallows .......... 58 All Hallows .......... 69 All Hallows ....,,..,, 54 All Hallows ,,........ All Hallows 43 61 All Hallows ,,,.,,,,., 63 All Hallows ,,..7..... 44 'All Hallows 'All Hallows 65 40 ,,,, ,,,, . .4 All Hallows ,,,,,,.... 60 All Hallows ,,,.,,.... 55 'All Hallows 55 All Hallows ,...A...A, 54 All Hallows All Hallows All Hallows TAII Hallows 45 66 73 56 5All Hallows A,...,.,,. 55 TAll Hallows 1All Hallows 1All Hallows 1All Hallows All Hallows ,.,. ' Scrimmage TC.H.S.A.A. 37 59 45 61 .,1,389 QKnights of Columbus I Newport Seton Hall .......,...... Cardinal Hayes l........ ...,.. Xavier .,-,,.,,.,,,,,... Rice ....... St. Ann's ..........,,..,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, Mount St. Michael ,,,i,,,,,.,. LaSalle ,,,.,..,..........,..., i..,., Power .,.....,,i,,,,,.,,.,,, Cardinal Hayes ,,.... Xavier .,i...,.....,,.. Seton Hall ,,i.,,,,,..,,, Manhattan Prep ,.... Rice ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,i.i,,,,,ii St. Annis e,e,..,e,,. Scranton Prep ,,,,,,, St. Francis ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. Mount St. Michael ,,,,,,,,,,,. LaSalle ,,,.,,,,,...,,,.,.,,. ,.,.,, Power .....,i,,,i, St. Michael's e,.,.,.. Power ..,. . ,....,,.,,...... St. Simon Stock ,,,.,,,, ,..,,. john Bapst ,,,..,,,,, St. Peter's ,...,,., St. Iohn's ,,,,,,,, Total Points Opponents ,,ee,,. 48 45 40 56 53 47 39 49 52 55 58 38 48 49 39 59 33 54 60 53 62 43 46 50 51 1,227 Sitting: David Llewelyn Oianagerj, Joseph Liebler John Padian, Richard Riccio, Mr. Richard King 1CoachJ, Sam Mullins, Daniel Mannix, James McIntyre llianagex-J. JACK PADIAN Co-Captain fvarsit basketball For the third consecutive year the All Hallows Basketball Squad won the Division 1 Championship. Although the team was the smallest championship team All Hallows has ever had Can average of 5' l1"j, they possessed talent in every sense of the word. Jack Padian Q5' 8"Q and Dan Mannix C6' l"j, co-captains, led their teammates to a 20-5 season. There was no one star, all of the starting live of Padian, Mannix, Mullins, Liebler, and Kelly worked together in their all-court press to conquer twenty of their twenty-five opponents. The strain of a long sehedule was shown in the play- offs of the C.H.S.A.A. title contest with St. Simon Stock. There are no excuses given for the loss, but We can say one thing: the team never gave up, they always played a game to the Wire. XV e are especially proud of Mr. King, undoubtedly the best coach in the city, Who, as in previous seasons, instilled the team with a spirit unequaled by any other team in the City. Standing: John Fitzgerald, Richard Barry, YValter Olllara, james XVard, John Brady, James Bean, Bernard Farraghcr, John Kelly. DAN MANNIX 103 Co-Captain Dan Mannix .... 307 Sam Mullins ........ 268 jack Padian ,.....,, 260 Joe Liebler ......,.,. 254 jack Kelly ..,..,.... 170 Dick Riccio ........ 56 John Brady ..,......., 47 Iohn Fitzgerald, ....... 8 NValter O'Hara ....., 7 jim Bean ..,...,..,., 5 jim Ward .................. 2 Bemard Farragher ,....... -- 2 Richard Barry .,...,. 0 rf' A ,K , 5 Arlo vi, 'bhlvywgfa--Qyij 'S ' x - W fs H bk flwgflf Q f 'I 1,1 tj fy, 71,1 Y X14 'ei ff' xl ft? .W 2 A i- " ' -8 '. ,sw quilt 9' ,iffy ' W I A - mf 2 Y' 51 f, Q ,f fir ffl Q 6, gt A ' . A Jf+fv?"-Jziyffv' 65.2 Fx x L .W .f , few My -ef ffjk " ?f,: fiiE ws !'?ii - 5 , V1 ' ' Ai- - ' - :'.?f' " V?" fd?3s. '-., 1:E., , ..' L 1 1,35 P JA 34 ' Q ', QW sh 1-as . 'E' 5 E M . 'M' pf-. 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A 1: of TEAM?frSpquARTER2aQaig5gacoaxsggwgi or O., 5 1 H, H 5 vosxr DNA TFOULS l: l QOOMBVTR WU ' E ' E NPMESOFPLAYER 1 4.kg?0.xlEsf?,RQE'z ws .fl , e rlQL K gf fr lJlh,!i f,1 3 f , rn ,W f 4' K X M +++ I+' K HW ' Q I ",g,, - , E e A K: s+++ +f wwf? + 5 +1 15 ii I7 Tr, n, lr Ah ll I E54 !:.k,+- Q-Jlh' 'l"'l' E E ff s ' K + JV Wk 'lf f f QW If - -5 Pi P H P+, K ' nnunnnll'mmwwHW mmlll JV JY 1 AL 'll il I TCW Q llalllllli aagm mm, SCORE I - . 57,16 - M BME ll Qsrs2ra...........- FQFEHEE I J 1 l 1 Front Row: Ernest Haynes, Joseph McCullagh, Ioseph Bullivant, Mr. R. King CCoachD, Stephen Bnrella CCaptainJ, Zachary Powell. Back Row: Francis Tirico, Charles Pfliegler, Francis Lyons, Donald Austin, john Keane, Charles Kavanagh, WVilliam Ward, oseph Dorrian. Absent: ohn McNamara. 1 Powell says UOuch Up and at 'em!" V ff 22 95 , ,ss if X in 1 X 'A if Q ,, 1 . , X Qt 4 ff 'Ex V I 6 f 5 Sl in ' 5 9 Hg as Q if 'L' E " ,i sf M - ,41"P""""'.-v-n'0' , lie e L L f g, g Y B 2 MQ A ,L,,A 5 . 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'Ma MAH ,ying 7 V nf' f"VLf!l- WKD-can-V Front Ron, F Ttrranoxa I Furgmele P N1cLough11n S X1cCee I Browne W Bradv F Wozar W Mmogue E Gexgel P Ryan Back Hou R Spdckhaser D Dunne W VVeldon O Nlclsoughlm E Donovan S DeLuca I Faznno R Deely I Hall I Slater Although durmg llllil se 1so11 t11e former track coach, John Flmtu, was called 'INVIY from h1s pOSltl0H and replaced by Xlr Atkmson, the track team held h1gh 1ts wonderful record attauled m PTCNIOIIS seasons The team w1s sp1rked bw the xeteran stars of the 880 champ1o11sh1p team of 11st xear 1m Hall Don Gal laffher B111 H1CkCV 1nd Tllll Dempsev The squad results Xxltll t11e '1LlLl1tlOI1 of the strong arms of Bob Blulue md D1c1x RILLIO t11e field ex ents were WL11 111 hand Ill 111 LOI1'lpLlll1NL lctlxltlcs C,0llgI'llll11tlOI'1S are dfsserxcd hw Nlr Atlxmson and Rex Brother C, B Cumn both 11eW to the Held of track exents at A11 Hallows 115 WW? 'XTR VV ATKINSON Coach . . - i Y l I . . 7. . . z 2 1' ' . 1 1 1 ' 1 3 . 2 I' L Z I , - 5 Ai a 1 1, . . ' . - f' "1 ff , ' ' 0 1 , c 4 ' F I entered competition in the P61111 Relays with favorable 5 ' 1 . ,. 7' L ' ' 7 . K - i . ,. Q . Y . i H. 7 ' V A A . f ' 'z ' ' 2 z' .X W I V, 2 7 4 s v K varsit baseball The men of All Hullows are couHcleut that the Baseball Squad of 1951 will be as successful as the teams of previous years. NVitl1 the aid of such Veteran per- formers as jim Parker, Emil Kufer, Marty Murray, and Sam Mullins We are Sure that the team will pull tllfllllgll in fine shape when submitted to pressure. Front Row: Clmrlvs Knvanmrgh 1NImmgvrl, Sum Mullins, 1311183 Parker, Bailey Russell Gangi, john Fitzgerald, Robert Kuhm-. Martin Murray, James Mclntyre 116 co-captains JIM PARKER mind KAFER K Mi- qi 3' 1 ' ..,, Q f X' , , 5, 3 Q' - A S, , 53 ' 5 I Q., i Murray shngging a pop-up. Q fb ,. M91 , Kuhnm- gvis set. .-.4-.w....m, M ,- 3 1 ,doug m 119 om ent . is Looking for his signal. l. p L T '7 7' ' 1 U ll pu fr? M. gf',-'rpm kin "":"2--of-.- 'QE .F , . VXA nf N . a p .gg . Il 'S' muihp.. J ' A Fronl Row: I. Englvr, I. Dorrian, E. Kelly, I. O'Callaghan J. McNamara, YV. Fraleigh. Middle Row: ff. Pllieglvr, A. Smith J. Ryan. F. Tirico, XV. Mulvaney. Buck Row: I. Boch, T. Whelehan I. Mark. D. Austin, P. Hofmann, T. Purcell lhfanagerj. Although the season has not yet be- gun, the . Baseballpfuquad has shown great promise in thf3'Q,,practice The strong pitchinginns of 'lwfm hands be helpful rapidly ap- -.nfa A 'A , . 1 G W proaching season. . . ,a ' " A " . . A .A A - .rr ,., A 1, in A-.gfff -,,,,1.",f A, s . ww . ' " J. OCALLAGHAN and E. KELLY ' '?l?'5f'.f 375 rf' :, , Co-Captains A ' -mf'.5?ff"'fal5c" 120 -, Y. V V v V V 747--.-.,,W,,, ,, J,J -k 4 . , . , ,. - I-71 This is our infieldg who's on third? What's on second! -,nazi This IS our battery what a charge! , ,J-Q A A .f-AAA A ., , 5, ,igsn C iv to our lady f atlma thlongh xx hosc intucession lil things un xxiought Inc into Whosg Urn ind plotection we duiv cntiust ouiselves THE VISION OF I+ -XTIMA Cloth: d in 'ln unc-xrtlilv Shining Cnincnt of iicwwiily li htness. With the Lossiiner tnxtnre of SUPf:'1'1l'ItllI"1i bewuty Not woven by Clrthly Looms Not cnt by c'11'thlyi1'nicis No vc ste cl on 'ln c'11'ti1ly form But '1 divine Vision of IIc'u'c11's Most Btvllltiflll. O O d e d 1, c a t L 0 n .1 i ,I i n 'E' . ' f i 0 f ' i i - og, In it i . L . ' if . . 4, an EQ Li -z iz ' ' I in 'ig i -- - .6 4- 'az If as . -'df g 5 , 'w fn if ' if ix Lv""" 'W i i E L it 1 xy 1 2' if 2 Q g , , Q J' i it , K ,JJ t,, c ,g 3 'usda- xvllll lm Ahearu Anfhon y Bel' D161- Ddnlel A llgdl-I Alexander Blesch ates r gradu grammar Yes we are graduatmg, How Kong, rt was rn eomxng, md yet now as we Xooh book rt seems ut so short 1 trme xgo th xt we bcgm on thrs yourney through the gr xdcs 'xt Ah Hfxhoxxs von st Sep tember seems but yesterday, tor wh the school days the past ten months dxd mdeed Hy by Rctnrmng on September it from xacatxon and X the freedom from serxous study xt affords we ook up frgaxn our books 'md contrnued from where h rd kit oft the pres rous Sune Arrthmetrc now bee xme Yrehmxnary Mwthemxtxcs Hrstory Geo ra hy and Cwxcs became Soerat Studres that Eng d ahways seemed quxte dxfhcutt was Part 1 berng Gram Herbert Br mer hrch ha 0 pfxrts l Yxehgron xvllll lin C ur hsh W now broken up mto ww rnxr and Y xrt H hung Composrtron On y dxd not change erther rn name or content Xt be came tor us somethxng more personx under standxng and more outward rn practrce Nl-J H enry Cldlssc L90l'1'1rd ' Conm Y 124 T11 Qin is 1 Como Y 3' Tho lllas C Ofless F V 5 'A '1-Jim, H4-L -Sv Ffa, John D0 Wney James Gleeson John Dallas VV.I1ter Coga n 5 My 'Yhe serrousnesb ot t xc ycfxr 5 work w rs rmpresscd upon us ewn from the very hrst shy 'md we set ourseh es to the teak o Qrepmrxng for the Regents mmxnxtxons xn Sxnufxry uucess xn these woukl mem m we vt outd hfne from then untn Sune to prtpxre tor hxgh sLhooX work September passed qurckty our txme taken up wx h re xcouatomxng oursdyes to study 'rn en gagxng, rn th w xnous schoot fxgtwxtxea N1 my romeo the bend and glee c u fxn stxh more went t or end made the tootb th team NVxth e eonung ot October we were xnvxted to ofter up togt her duty Rosarxes to Our Btessed Mot er or the com erbxon ot smners and tor the xery specxn xntentxon ot h xppy und truXy Cxthohc homes or these xntentxons we sand the Roswry any rom nd the specxfxhy hth Charles Grogan X0 00 n party a nd Ex 9 40 to The annm Hahowee :Arran ec Setd dry between Sewenth a ra es put the fxnxshmg touches to October an rought us xnto November fmnd fxs the mont we Thom w toun oursehes progtessmg Weh mn our 135 Lanbert 5tu res and no Kon er dxd the thou ot he ex umn xtxorxs seem too hxr a task commg 'X'- Jolm McCarthy .1-.1 If John Mcvey James M Ccinty VV' 125 drren MCG01derick ' - -vga L X' f ' 'ilffi x F: He.. - Bernard Martxn VV1llxxm Mattel D 111111 M xdorrm C xrx X112 Z1 -I Af G -183- xrxstxxx 15 x xLx xorx hmxxght x vxxkoxxxcd :chef fxs xt .xhx 125 dots X xxtxxxg, thxs x mx xoxx aww ur mx e xt fx oxxx to L ext HN xy xxxy httk x mx Lb vu hx xxx st xoo xx th We hxd been 3111 ox' xrxstxxx Kb xxx ox' x xt xxxf. xxxs O Chxrxng xp Adxuxt at xsoxx xxxt vxhux Chrxstxxx xs x .xme we x'eah7f.d .1 httxt more duxxxy 1x1 txxt Lhrxst h xd dom tor xxs '1 xt 1 tor xxhxgh up hxd been so earxxestxy up xxxxxg xxrxxh xrrxxlt xxxn oxx xxxxx xxy X9 W beg xxx our our Yxtguxts NVxth thxrtw xxxm ot us xn Q xss xt nx xde 21 totx o oxxu xuxxdxwd txtty sxx uxxxxx xtxoxxb Oxxt of txcbc txue xnxx one xuxxdtcd xxtty thug pxsbu, xxxd xxx xxxy xtt xxxxcd 1 rxxnuty Lf Cmnt ax er xgv. . ow we xwue hte or so W. thought Ahxxost xxxxxxxe xxtxh xtter our Loxxqxxuata vw. too xx Lxtxxx gdxrx L took to these sxxhxects xxx x xxx t Ybbi quxtt oxxt 0 t x1 orthxx xrv for us The xxox hxrxguxgt md x more wxxxphgxtn d h, xrxxxxxg L xaxu NM, xr xg! xph Anthony Murmy xxx Q t .1 new txc.m xxxx e on ixxxe p Edu 1rd 'unto e 0 means 0 Nl xthexxxa A so bug, xxx to C0x'xcex'xtx' xte morn .md toxxxposxtxorx vxxxtxxx 'x x the fxppro xeh of N1 xxmh vm htgxn to stuck the hte 0 hrxst roxxx txe os xx 5 md xg, xxxx xt xx lb xxxxprcvascd xx orx xxs how muc x L xrxst dxd tor us 1 xxlb buttnrxxxgs xxxc dn xt x on t xp gross NN xth hhrc, x, Lxxxxn tht dom ot tht h xahstbah season, dxd wry xxv. xxso, durxxxg vxhxgh vm .-JFS-3 1' Nlxdx K1 Orce Yre R obert Pagnucco 10501311 P lrody Brxq . n Rampacek Eugene R ly Joseph Ryan Ronald Torpey -Q ds the end of M xrch md dunng Apnl CXWHXIDJUOUS A AHdrew S 1l0 Fr ll'lC1S Stelmer Tow xr came the cxll to take cntmnce o us were weeopted for our own hxgh school a many were aeeepted for vmous other sehools Two selxolarshxps were awarded for Regxs Hxgh hoo cl we feel sure th xt the chance that we are gettmng fh school subyects wxll xndeed E takxnsz, some hxg, now o help next year n fmd pxssmg one l t we Ire gr xdu xtx g ey we are And now t x x 5 on our yourn t the re xt nnlebtonf. l 1 httle sfxd a of the g filled wxth yoy md yet we fee le xvxng behxncl us NVxth thxs i ut ht of xll we we wxll be able o p thong partxng comes 1 wxsh thfxt we ourney eontmues all the mn how ractxce as our 3 ved showmg us Alan Stevenson xnto p struetxons that we hue recex odel our hx es on th xt of Chnst W 1ll1am Sulln an tom Q...-1 I, n lha keepmg Nl xy He, have us 1 And mn Hts tender love .md L me That m our gomg out He may be wxth us He may be there And xn our commg m Frederick Yarussg .- F.,-,,.,, . , js., D . . onald Walther 127 "' ---.g.T.,. 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Back Row: L. Quinn, R. Stirbis, L. Herrmann, R. Mannsi-ll, T. O'Brien. Brotlivr ll. D. Balzc Front Row: VV. Farrell, R. Casey, R. juliano, V. Dallas, A. Marta. Mlddlff Row: I. Rudden, F. Corti, I. Dc- Libero, T. Downey, E. Tanmme-5, P. H. Diamond, Back Row: I. Fer- rara, M. Murphy, M. Smith, I. R. O'Connor, B. Minogue, R. Malcolm, R. Cardwell. 130 '46 .sql third grade Cold Medal Honor Award ' ROGER NIALCOLNI Silver Medal Honor Award ' RUBEHT CASEY 3.33. 2 - Y 9- 'Xiff e,,'?'W3u ? bfi M ' Q -Q .k'A . "0 . ' Q QM f' A - f ":..-l22-- .5 f v V Ry? gi Q Q, 5,45 :Q 5 g vw NNY K ' 1 . A 'V T,xXf'x7 ', K A A 1 z 4-.551 2 xg' ff .v, X. " .K W fgegyx E nf r mf X .N Q A W' ""f:..m vu V ig XX am A 2 K A f- V SW Y 'L 339fh' N ""SY1h'N 95 "!WQ':'l 4 A N -.., Q , in K. , L Q at ,4-A W M. rw, ,V fa " ' 5 Q L V " 4, Mfr' , ff , Q My 'Q 4 ff vm A . ,, F it df? yd Wi Wx f A fi' H A aww Q -ww, DQS' . . 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L ...il--..-.--1........ . . . .-.-..A ... . f. - seventh and ezghth grade glee club Front Rau. D Ahg xrn T 'Vlnmmg I Shmughnmssy C Crown V Conlon I Fxdanzl R Mc.Dtrmott Back Hou, S Foley G Colon I MLGr1el R Niorrxson I Dolm A Stexenson L Comny L th and sixth grade glee club Front Row: P. Bergen, P. Quinn, VV. Sommer, R. Garay, T. Sullivan, P. jam-mn, P. Perry, C. Cash, E. Gallagher, Middle Row T. Conroy, V. Lynch, P. Virtuoso, R. Orceyre, T. Cavey, G. Cantarelln, M. VVynne. Back Row: I. Ricci, W. Berlinghoff, R. Ladau A. Davie, T. Jurkoski, E. Shinnick, J. Bohan, R, Lavery, R. DiPentima. 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