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

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0 ufohnv a4Tomas JOHN .l. DOYLE Clee Club 2, 3, 4. Johnis arrival at all Hallows was a well heralded event, and since then he has con- tinued to prove popular with all his class- mates. Serious of purpose, John has put his best foot forward in class and the Glee Club. With such ambitions, All Hallows will find reason to be proud of this son. THOMAS J. EGAN Honor Man 1, 2, 3. Medal 1, 3. Clee Club 2, 3, 4. Kilmer Klub 4. Basketball, Class Team 3, 4. Baseball, .lay Vee 3. Track 1. wfoma' has been one of the most consistent pupils of the class. Aside from being scholastically inclined, he is also an excel- lent athlete, and though rather quiet, is always in good spirits. At all times he has been a gentleman and possesses an en- viable record. His classmates bid him farewell with their best wishes. Twe nty- four

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ARTHUR J. DODD Glee Club 1, 3. Debating 1, 3. Dramatics 3, 4. Blue and White 4. Kilmer Klub 4. Track l. Anything that is interesting and Worth while Arthur is sure to talk about. His excellent voice has been put to great use in debating and dramatics, while his pen has been very active in the Kilmer Klub. Al- though loquacious, Arthur is nevertheless quiet and popular. With his individualism and originality, we are quite sure of Ar- thur's ultimate success along life's busy thoroughfare. PHILIP C. DONNELLY Glee Club 3, 4. ln his modest manner Philip has mani- fested great scholarly aptitudes during his three years at All Hallows. His dominat- ing personality has made him a true friend of every member of his class. We can- not be sure of Philip's aspirations after the Diplomas are handed out, but w'e are confident that he will be a great success in whatever career he may follow. Twenty-three acArts Phi

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JOHN J. FARLEY Football, Varsity 3. Basketball, Class Team 3, 4. Baseball 4. An earnest, sincere and hard worker- that's John briefly. If we were to closely examine ,Iohn's personality and write it out, it would take up too much space. lt is enough to state that he has made many friends at school. Johnas efforts in all activities he has attempted have earned their just rew'ard. We wish ,lohn the best of everything, and We know it will be a bit lonesome without him. JOHN H. FEELEY Honor Man 1, 2, 3. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2. Kilmer Klub 4, Treasurer. Blue and White 4. When it comes to subtle humor and puns John is always there. His cheery disposi- tion has made him many friends. As a student, one could not expect more, for he is a hard worker and very eliicient. By ,lohn,s departure All Hallows loses a loyal student, but is compensated by the addi- tion of another distinguished name to the Alumni. Twenty-five ujohnn John