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

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0 Colgan', ccjimss COLGAN E. CHARLESTON Honor Man 3. Medal 3. Glee Club 3, 4. Debating 3. Blue and White 4, Editor- in-chief. Year Book, Editor-in-Chief. Tennis 4. Colgan is one of the hardest workers and efficient students of the Senior class. His great job on the HALLOWEEN is an example of his rare ability. We hope that some- one will be able to carry on where Colgan has left off. He is very popular with his classmates, due to his forceful and engag- ing personality. All Hallows is sincerely sorry in bidding him farewell, yet glad to know that Colgan has left such a good record and shows great promise for the future. JAMES F. CHARLESTON Glee Club 3, 4. Blue and White 4. Foot- ball, Varsity 4g ,lay Vee 3. Baseball 3. ulima' came into our midst two- short years ago. Hailing from the Pacific Coast, he brought to All Hallows a winning disposi- tion and an ability for athletics and studies. The different activities in which he parti- cipated were performed with a fervor and sincerity. His carefree yet modest nature deserved the approbation of his classmates. Your endeavors in the future, Jim, will be crowned with assured success. Twenty

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FRANCIS J. BRADY Football, Varsity Mgr. 2, 3, 4-. If we were to line up the real hard workers of All Hallows, Hlfrankv would be right near the top. He had one of the toughest jobs on the football team, with none of the gloryg truly an unsung hero. Whatever '4Frank attempted turned out successfully. This characteristic has gained him many friends and points to a brilliant future. All Hallows will greatly miss 'aFrank,', but is certain of his success. JOSEPH H. BRINK aloe introduced himself to his classmates in his Junior Year. At most times quiet and modest in demeanor, he has preferred to stay in the background and devote his efforts to studies. In his dealings with others he has maintained and exemplified an attitude of fairness coupled with the rare ability of being a good listener. We wish you well, 'floef' and sincerely hope for a happy and prosperous career. Nineteen Frank ujoev

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GREGORY F. COTRUZZOLO Honor Man 3. Glee Club 4. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Kilmer Klub 4. Greg7' has for three years lent his valuable musical talents to the orchestra. He has always been outstanding in his classroom work. The result of coniining himself to a few choice friends is due to his quiet and unassuming manner. Possessing a willing spirit and a determination for a certain Held of endeavor, we can look with pride upon Greg, and regret his depar- ture. FRANK B. CRIPPEN Honor Man 3. Orchestra 1. Kilmer Klub 4. Whenever we talk to Frank his quick- witted personality gives us many pleasant moments. His enthusiasm knows no bounds when he quotes Hamlet's soliloquy or ex- pounds the intricacies of a compound in chemistry. Preferring to devote his leisure time to the pursuit of personal hobbies and studies he has, during these four years assumed a quality of a quiet, interested scholar who was always willing to help others when called upon. Twenty-one ucregn 'cF1'ank