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

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0 c:Arlyaa ac-,Dev ARTHUR J. HILLY Glee Club 3, 4. Football 3, 4-. Basketball, Varsity 43 Class Team 3. Practically a newcomer in our midst, uArty,' entered the school in his Junior Year. Making many friends through his strong personality, he was soon imbued with the spirit of All Hallows. A born athlete, he became an active participant in football and basketball. Always ready for a bit of humor, uArty's natural ability will easily make him an outstanding char- acter in the future. C JOSEPH F. HOGANA Basketball, Class Team 4. Though of a somewhat retiring nature, aloe has been exceedingly well liked by his many friends. He has gone through All Hallow's from his Third Grade, and during this long stretch of time his enthusi- asm for sports will be remembered by those who knew him. ujoew is a true All Hallows man, and in the same ambitious spirit which he has maintained in school, he will surely win a place of distinction and honor among his associates in the future. Twenty-eight

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JOSEPHiE.HEALY Debating 1. Football, Varsity 3, 49 .lay Vee 2. Basketball, Jay Vee 3, 4. Baseball, Jay Vee 2, Track 3. 6'Joe'7 has made valuable use of his years at All Hallows in endearing himself to all his classmates. A glance at his activities above leaves no doubt about his athletic ability, while his record in class gives the assurance of future success. ln the years to come we will be proud to have known CC 77 Joe. lAMESJ.HERNAN Baseball, Varsity 4. njimn arrived in Third Year High and it is without hesitation that we define him as a truly unselfish and congenial personage. Quiet, yet ever ready to enter into a con- versation, his modest bearing has stamped him as a polite and well-bred fellow. lt is our regret that we did not know him sooner, yet these few years have shown that we may well be proud of him. Twenty-seven foeu Jim

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VINCENT D. P. HOLLAND Debating 1, 2, 3. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Bas- ketball, Varsity 3, 4g Jay Vee 1, 2. Track 1, 3, 4. Tennis 1, 2. '4Vinnie is one of those students who has the rare ability of combining both athletics and studies,-doing full justice to both. On the debating teams his persuasive ar- guments established him as a line speaker. But it is the memory of Vinnie,, on the basketball court that will linger with us for years to come, Where his long shots often turned defeat into victory. High scorer for his team and the League, Vinnie is bound to ring up many victories in the battle of life. STANLEY V. HOOLAI-IAN Clee Club 1, 2. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Bas- ketball 3. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Stan,s,' rather retiring nature in the class- room is paradoxical to his spirit on the playing Held. Though '4Stan'7 will always be remembered for his record as an ath- lete, his standing in class has been the re- sult of constant and serious effort. A real Senior, Stan will leave as a credit to his Alma Mater and the Class of '37. Twenty-nine 'cVin1Lie HSFHTLN