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

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John M. Bohan St. Benedicfs, Bronx One of the marks of a true All Hal- lows man is his willingness to partici- pate in school activities. john has dem- onstrated this well, being the drum- mer of the School Band for four years. He has also been a member of the track team. john plans to continue his studies at Iona, and our best wishes go with him. John M. Bligh St. Benedicfs, Bronx ilohn is a four year man at All Hal- ows. His ready smile has won him many friends among faculty and stu- dents alike. A member of the Band for four years and also of the Latin Society in senior year, he has always actively supported our school activities. He Jmlans to follow an Arts course at For ham. John J. Boyle St. Luke's, Bronx Competence and a friendly manner are the attributes by which fohn has won the admiration of his fe low stu- dents. The ability to mix business with pleasure will carry him far along the road to success. The best of luck in his future studies at Manhattan, where he will become an Electrical Engineer. Anthony I. Borget Our Lady of Good Counsel, Manhattan As soon as Tony reached All Hal- lows he immediately became popular. He was Class President for two years and a member of the track team in freshman year. Intramural basketball occupied his time in junior year. His friendly ways have won him numer- ous friends, and after leaving All Hal- lows, Tony plans to make a career of the Marine Corps. Thomas I. Brereton St. Pius, Bronx Tom has spent his high school years with friendliness school functions. time to the Glee and also to the man year. His and interest toward He has given his Club for three years track team in fresh- friendly ersonalit P I Y will assure him the best of prosperity in whatever profession he chooses. William B. Brady St. MiChd6l,S, Flushing Bill gave his athletic abilities to the track team in first year. Maintaining a good average throughout his four years, Bill has constantly been near the top of the class. We send with him our best wishes as he continues his studies at Manhattan College of Engineering. john I. Broderick Sacred Heart, Bayside This popular four year student who comes from Long Island has been a highly successful participant in our sports and activities. His capabilities have been amply demonstrated in the Debating Society and the school paper. As a member of the Latin Society, John has shown remarkable interest in the classics. He plans to study Law at a leading college. 15 .... .git 47 t r ai :fain ' at 4 . 4.5 xg? -sr . K ,.,., M r ,ttt ii KVM, . ,... 5, , Vpy. mfr -.,ri11,, af! . 'Wa . fifififi we .rw , fy i W - if-.l?QQfF?Q5?ia K ' 'K 2.-31l.ii23'f5 Q. F-,iiiiiiiix I lafsiil ' Z' K ' H3125 i?',Qk?f4f l S' 2 is 95

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a f Lawrence E. Anderson Our Lady of Mercy, Bronx Larry entered All Hallows in the fall of 1950 and made many friends quickly. An avid footballer, he made the I. V. team in freshman year, and followed the Gael teams closely. Upon graduation, Larry hopes to attend Iona for a Business Administration course. The best wishes of the class are be- stowed upon him. Carl R. Auletta All Hallows, Bronx Carl is quite well known at All Hal- lows, having graduated from the gram- mar school. In his four years here, his cheers and actions have done much to improve the support of the teams. Pre-med at Fordham is Carl's choice for a profession and we wish him the best of luck in his ambition. Thomas D. Barry St. Benedicfs, Bronx A good student ever since his arrival four years ago, Tom is uaranteed a successful career. His pIeasant ways won him innumerable friends, both in the classroom and on the baseball dia- mond, where for two years his main interest was centered. In pursuit of his chosen field, Chemistry, Tom will attend Fordham. Robert A. Bauer St. Mary's, Flushing Bob entered All Hallows as a. February freshman. With loyalty as his motto, Bob cannot help but succeed in his field. Vice President of the Poster Club in fourth year, he will surely be missed by the faculty and students alike. Our best wishes go with him as he majors in Science at Villanova. Gilbert W. Bemard Ascension, Queens Gil came to us as another of the Feb- ruary class. He has always been an active participant in school activities. Senior year was occupied mainly by his activity with the Dance Commit- tee. Gil plans to take up Marine Engi- neering at Kings Point. We wish him the best of success in all his endeavors. William I. Bemxch Our Lady of Loprdes, Manhattan Bill has -been an Honor Student for four years. In keeping his marks above average, he managed to cop the Gen- eral Excellence medal twice. In addi- tion, he was also a starter on the Gael Football team for three years. We know that he will be successful at N.Y.U. where he plans to take up Engineering. Donald B. Blaikie All Hallows, Bronx Don is a twelve year man at All Hal- lows, having arrived here in the first grade. During his high school career he was a member of the Varsity Foot- ball team, and was elected class officer in sophomore and senior years. His future plans include West Point Mili- tary Academy, where he hopes to at- tend after graduation. 14

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William P. Broderick Annunciation, Manhattan .Bill is one of those fellows who appre- ciates a good joke, and his cheerful appearance around the school has cer- tainly proved.it. He is a rabid Yankee fan, and enjoys the art of philately. We are sure he will have no trouble in his Business 'Administration course at a leading college. Jerome B. Brown St. Francis of Rome, Bronx Ierry possesses the true Gael spirit. During his first year, he was a mem- ber of the track team, but the De- bating Society was his main concern for the next three years. He will con- tinue his studies at St. Francis Col- lege in Pennsylvania. We are sure that he will succeed in his chosen endeavors. james I. Buckley Our Lady of Mercy, Bronx Buck is the possessor of an excel- lent personality and unfailing good humor. In senior year his main at- tention was given to the Blue and White, where his infinite sources of ideas were put to immediate use. He has gained many friends at All Hal- lows and should gain many more at Iona College where he will continue his studies. Thomas A. Burke St. Raymondis, Bronx Tom is a typical All Hallows man of diversified interests. An all-round ath- lete, he participated in I. V. Basket- ball, Varsity Basketball and Varsity Football. Tom intends to pursue a course in Business Administration at St. Ioseph's College in Philadelphia. His many friends wish him the best of luck. Thomas I. Callanan St. Simon Stock, Bronx Tom, a supporter of All Hallows sport- ing events, has made many friends among the students. When Tom leaves the school, a great gap will be left for some ambitious incoming student to fill. We all wish him the best of luck at Iona, where he intends to take up Business Administration. William F. Callanan St. Simon Stock, Bronx Bill, by his effervescent personality and good humor, has established him- self as a popular student in All Hal- lows. The best of luck to him at Fordham where he will study Busi- ness Adrninistration. We of All Hal- lows are sure the future holds nothing but success for him. 16 Joseph I. Canavan St. Elizabetl-r's, Manhattan. Joe, one bf All Hallows' best liked seniors, was a member of the Dance Committee and an active follower of all our sports activities. Because of his amiable disposition, he will defin- itely be among friends when he leaves in june for Manhattan College, where he will major in Business A ministra- tion. The best wishes of the class of '54 are with you, Joe.