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

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Nicholas F. Cuomo All Hallows, Bronx Nick's quick wit and friendly smile have won him many friends in his twelve years at All Hallows. For two years he played in the Band, and was a member of the I. V. Baseball team in sophomore year. Nick plans to attend Iona College where he hopes to study Business Administration. George J. Daggett Good Shepherd, Manhattan Quick to smile and slow to frown a equately describes George. At All Hallows, he spread his talents over a variety of fields. He played the trum- pet in the Band for two years, and was a member of the Freshman Track team. After graduation, George plans to study for the priesthood at the Franciscan Seminary. We at All Hal- lows wish him the best of luck in this noble vocation. William j. Deegan St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Bill came to All Hallows as a Feb- ruary freshman. His active support of school activities is demonstrated by the fact that he was a member of the Freshman Track team and the I. V. Baseball team. Although he is unde- cided as to what college he will at- tend, We are sure that his personality will help him in the future on the road to success. Martin E. Diem St. Ignatius Loyola, Manhattan Vlarty came to All Hallows in 1950 ind since then has become popular by showing plenty of school spirit and ardent support of school activities my his membership on the Freshman Track team. We offer him our sincerest avishes for the best of luck on his road o success in life. 19 J Robert F. D'Arconte Public School 7, Bronx Bob has made a good name for him- self at All Hallows. His extracur- ricular activities include two years in the Library League, and, his senior year, the Latin Society. Bob, an Ex- cellence Medal winner, intends to study Dentistry at Fordham, where rvek know he will have the best of uc . William C. Daly St. Angela Merici, Bronx Bill's good natured personality and excellent aptitudes have combined to give All Hallows a fine and outstand- ing student. During his stay, Bill lent his talent to the J. V. Football team. He plans to further his studies at Ford- ham and there is no doubt that Bill will long be remembered by the Class of '54. We wish him nothing but the best throughout life. Daniel I. Diamond All Hallows, Bronx Danny, a popular Hgure in class and school functions, has gained success in both the classrooms and the field of athletics. His deadly set shot and fiery play were a welcome addition to the Varsity Basketball team. Danny has his sights set on North Carolina University for continuing his future plans. ' 'E iii gm - at ev ' .,,, 1 55 51 'S 1 3 . f,,fw f 5 ftiifhi ' gl 'f so Jawa 1

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James J. Coffey All Hallows, Bronx im's ability was put to good use in 'Not Quite Awake , a school play in vhich he starred in first year. His irdent backing of all school activities ed him to he a member of the Dance Iommittee, and his friendly smile is hining at all the Gael games. Jim in- ends to further his studies at Iona lollege, where we know he will be a uccess. Frank I. Costello All Hnllows, Bronx F'rank has been a nine year man at All -Iallows, arriving here in the fourth grade from Long Island. He devoted nuch of his time to school activities by contributing his talents to the Band 'or four years. Frank's chosen iield s Chemical Engineering, and we all oin in wishing him the great suc- :ess he truly deserves. Henry F. Culshaw Holy Trinity, Manhattan Henry demonstrated his school spirit and ahility by joining the j.V. Base- ball Squad and thc track team in first and second years. He also was an Honor Student for two years, and a member of the Dance Committee. Henry expects to join the Navy when he graduates, and we are sure he will duplicate during later life his success in All Hallows. HN 1 1 Robert J. Connolly Sacred Heart, Highbridge Bob's enthusiasm for all he under- takes is demonstrated both in the classroom and on the athletic Held. Coming from Bishop Dubois three years ago, Bob ran cross-country in junior year. His school spirit will be put to good use when he continues his studies at Iona. john I. Coyle St. Margaret Mary's, Manhattan Iohn, one of the friendliest and wit- tiest members of the Senior Class, is an active member in many of the extra-curricular activities. He intends to continue his studies at Manhattan College, where he will take up Busi- ness Administration. We are certain that ,lack will carry the spirit of All Hallows with him to college and throughout life. Michael I. Cummings All Hallows, Bronx Mike is quite at home in All Hallows, having gone through both grammar and high school here. A hard worker for the school and an avid student, he is popular among his fellow stu- dents in the Senior Class. Mike in- tends to enroll at Manhattan, where he will pursue a career in Engineer- ing, and we are certain that he will have no trouble securing success in later life. Robert M. Cunningham Annunciation, Manhattan. Big Bob , as he is called by hi: friends at All Hallows is known as an above-average student. But hi: claim to fame is on the basketball court, where he has been an outstand- ing performer for four years. Elected Class President in senior Year, Bob is undecided as to which co lege he wib attend. 18

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James C. Dolan Immaculate Conception, Astoria Jim, whose friendly personality and sharp wit have gained him many friends, is well known for his school- work and his interest in extracur- ricular activities. He plans to study Mechanical Engineering at Manhat- tan College after a spell in the Air Force. However, wherever he may be, his true worth will stand out. Iames I. Dolan Immaculate Conception, Astoria Mixing sincerity with rcsourcefulness, jim lent his talents to the Glee Club for two years, besides being a mem- ber of the baseball team in second year. We wish him luck in his chosen field of Engineering at Manhattan College, where, if his high school rec- ord is any criterion, he will surely succeed. Walter A. Donnelly St. Gabriel's, Bronx Don's attendance at All Hallows has been marked by diligence both in extracurricular activities and school work. He played four years on the football squad, three years on the Var- sity Baseball team, and a year of I. V. Basketball. Walt's goal is Notre Dame, where he plans to complete his education. Robert E. Donovan All Hallows, Bronx Bob came to All Hallows in the third grade. While in high school, he played solo clarinet for four years, and also was a Dance Band member at the same time, three years of which he spent as leader. He has been a familiar figure in all dance and social activities. IL-lie hopes to attend Juilliard School of usic. was ave William I. Dorney St. Iolm's, Kingsbridge Bill possesses a large quantity of that well known All Hallows spirit. A four year Honor Student as Well as an outstanding athlete on the Varsity Baseball team, Bill has also won many friends among students and faculty. The best wishes of the class go with him in his chosen vocation, whatever it may bc. Timothy P. Driscoll Sacred Heart, Highbridge During his stay at All Hallows, Tim certainly has shown his friendliness, and has thereby gained many lasting friends. Mixing sincerity with re- sourcefulness was Tim's recipe for suc- cess. Following graduation, he intends to go to the Merchant Marine Aca- demy at Fort Schuyler. We of All Hallows wish him the best of luck. Thomas D. Dunn Good Shepherd, Manhattan Behind that friendly grin which has become so familiar to us at All Hal- lows lies a true All Hallows man. Tom plans to enter college this fall, where he will major in Science, his primary ambition is to bt-come a fire- man. We of the Senior Class wish him the best of luck.