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

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William J. Gallagher St. Josephlr, Astoria A popular figure in class and social functions, Bill has built himself an enviable record at All Hallows. He has been a creditable student during his four years, and a member of the Latin Society in his senior year. With his friendly personality and detenni- nation he is sure to succeed in the study of Law at Fordham. John F. Gilligan St. Frances de Chantal, Bronx Following in the footsteps of his broth- ers, John has upheld the famous Gil- ligan tradition by distinguishing him- self on the Varsity Football Squad. This indispensable lineman of the Gael eleven also ran track in his freshman year, and has won many close friends while at All Hallows. When John graduates this June, we are all sure that he will be well on the way to success. Edgar F. Ceigel Our Lady of Lourdes, Manhattan The nobility of Eddie's character com- bined with his numerous talents have enabled him to remain consistently on the honor roll while taking part in a wide variety of school activities. For four years he was a member of the Varsity Track team, running at the Seton Hall and Penn Relays in his last three years and setting a -new city championship record in the 280 yard sprint. In his senior year, besides being elected Vice President of his class, he was Sports Editor of the Halloween, Captain of the Track team, and also a Dance Committee member. Ed will pursue a career in Dentistry at New York University. D Edward R. Gaw St. loseplfs, Astoria Ed, always ready to liven up the group with his witty disposition, has left many an All Hallows man laugh- ing and happy. Entering as a Feb- ruary freshman, he immediately 'oined the track team, where his achieve- ments have been remarkable. He ran at the Penn Relays in his last two years and placed fourth in the C.H. S.A.A. half-mile run. We wish him nothing but the best when he enters Manhattan College to take up En- gineermg. John J. Guldner St. Barnabas, Bronx John's amiable smile, appearance, and casual way have always impressed the class. Entering All Hallows as an eager freshman, he immediately joined the Freshman Track team. Since then, he buckled down to his studies with re- sults that will surely carry him through the study of Dentistry, which he will take up at Iona College. John T. Hall St. Monica's, Manhattan Behind that friendly grin which has become familiar to all, lies a true son of All Hallows in the person of John Hall. John contributed his ability to the Track team, and his popularity is witnessed by his election as class of- ficer for two years. He plans to study l3usiness Administration at Siena Col- ege. Donald B. Harrington St. Benedicfs, Bronx This popular senior has helped All Hallows both athletically and socially. Don played on the Freshman and J. V. Basketball Squads and was Treasurer of Dance and Prom Committees in senior year. Don hopes to attend Man- hattan to study Electrical Engineering. We are sure he is destined for success.

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George I. Ferguson Ascension, Manhattan An amiable personality and good hu- mor have been George's trademark in all his undertakings. He was an Honor Student at All Hallows and hopes to attend Fordham University for a Lib- eral Arts course. The best wishes of the Senior Class go with George in his new endeavors. Leonard I. F liedner St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing Francis I. Fiordalisi Immaculate Conception, Queens Frank, with his warm smile and win- ning ways, has made many lasting friends while at All Hallows. Socially- minded, he was a member of the Dance Committee for three years. Frank would like to attend the Ford- ham University School of Pharmacy. His many talents certainly show great promise. Michael I. Fields All H allows, Bronx Starting his career as an All Hallows man in the grammar school, Mike has captured the best wishes of his Senior Class. He was a member of the Band for four years and a member of the Dance Committee for three years. Mike's ambition is to study Engineer- ing at Manhattan College. john A. Fogarty Sacred Heart, H ighbridge eonard's excellent record as a four ear Honor Student and three year medal winner has been a credit to ill Hallows. His extracurricular ac- ivities include Debating, Dance Com- iittee and service as a member of the Ialloween Staff in his senior year. Zngineering is his chosen profession. Lest of luck, Len. John P. Furgluele Our Lady of Victory, Bronx Since his arrival at All Hallows, John has spent much of his time in per- fecting the harmonious melodies of the Glee Club. Business Administra- tion at St. Iohn's is his choice after graduation in june. You can be sure that the best wishes of the Senior Class go with John all through life. Lawrence I. Forbes Sacred Heart, Highbridge Never at a loss for words, this pop- ular senior has made his presence felt at All Hallows. During his stay, Larry was an Honor Student for two years and an ardent supporter of the school's many activities. He intends to continue his studies in Engineering at Manhattan College. lack, a four year Honor Student, is one of the best-liked seniors in the school. This has been proven by his election as Chairman of the Dance and Prom Committees and Class Secretary in his senior year. jack will major in Electrical Engineering at college, and we all join in wishing him the success he deserves.

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John M. Heavey St, Theresrfs, Woodside Thomas E. Harris Our Lady, Queen of Martyrs, Queens Tom was quick to take to the cus- toms of All Hallows, and even quicker to make friends at the School. After graduating this June, he intends to continue his education at college where he will take up Electrical En- gineering. We know that Tom will continue the good work which he has so ably displayed at All Hallows. Ernest W. Haynes St. Charles Borromeo, Manhattan Ernie's participation in school activ- ities has been spectacular. Four years of Varsity Football, one year of J. V. Basketball and three of Varsity Basket- ball have been rewarded by the ad- miration of students and faculty alike. He intends to study Medicine at one of the leading universities. Joseph I. Humphrey John came to All Hallows as a Feb- ruary freshman, but it wasn't long before he was firmly established as a popular student. For two years, the Glee Club borrowed his talents to the greatest advantage. ln June, he hopes to enlist in military service and after that to continue his education at Iona College. Edward J. Howard St. Andrew Aoellino's, Flushing wi This popular Flushingite has won many friends while at All Hallows, through his friendly personality and carefree attitude. An Honor Student for four years, Ed was a member of the track team in first year and played intramural basketball for a year. He participated in Sophomore Debating and was an Ofiicer of the Dance and Prom Committee for three years. He was also Sports Editor for the Hal- loween in senior year. Good luck to Ed when he enters Fordham next fall. james I. Holloway Sacred Heart, Highbridge In Jim are combined the qualities of a very fine personality, a quick sense of humor, and an easy going manner. He was an Honor Student in first and second years. We know he will make us proud of him in the future, when he studies Engineering at Man- hattan College. 24 John J. Holohan St. Elizabetlfs, Manhattan That John is an all-round fellow shown by his popularity among tl student body. He has always shov an interest in school activities, al his sincerity has captured the respe of both the Senior Class and the fa ulty. His polite, helpful and friend qualities will aid him greatly in tl future. St. Andrew Avellintfs, Flushing This Flushing boy has engaged in many extra-curricular activities during his stay at All Hallows which began in February, 1951. Among these are two years on the Debating Society, one year on the Dance Committee, and a year of Freshman Track. An Honor Student for four years, he plans to take up Business Administration at Fordham. View gl'