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

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'61 Charles M. Kavanagh Holy Trinity, Manhattan Michael J. jordan Corpus Christi, Manhattan Although a quiet young man, Mike's good disposition and explosive humor won him many friends. Mixing sin- cerity with resourcefulness was Mike's recipe for everything he undertook. He will undoubtedly uphold the rep- utation of All Hallows at Manhattan College next year. Richard M. Irving All Hallows, Bronx Dick, a twelve year man at All Hal- lows, has always been one of the most popular men in his class, participat- ing in school functions with great en- thusiasm. But Dick's activities have not prevented him from making many close friends, all of whom are sure that Dick is headed for success at Fordham where he will devote him- self to the study of Law. John T. Keaney Jo one possessed more school spirit han Charlie. Never to be seen without . smile, he has made friends since his .rrival at All Hallows. He was man- ,ger of the Freshman Basketball team u his first ear and Manager of Var- ity sports for three years. In second 'ear he was Class President. Charlie ropes to continue his studies at Ford- iam where he will take a Business :ourse. Joseph V. Kiernan St. Margarefs, Bronx This smiling friendly lad who hails from Riverdale was on the All Hal- lows honor roll for three consecutive years. Following his graduation in June, joe plans to take up Engineer- ing at Manhattan College. The Class of '54 goes all out.to wish him the best of luck in future years. few i Vtrrr , vw- F 'iii Eamon M. Kelly St. Theresa's, Woodside This February freshman, commuting from Woodside everyday, is well liked at A. H. He expects to study Business Administration at St. Iohn's School of Commerce. We know that John will carry the All Hallows tradition with him not only through college, but also through life. Donald I. Komisky Corpus Christi, Manhattan Don has made a name for himself while at All Hallows. He layed I.V. Baseball in second year and could al- ways be found at school functions. Although undecided about the future, we can be sure that wherever he goes there will be bubbling activity in the vivacious Komisky manner. ant! GTZ? St. John's, Kingsbridge Eamon, a class officer and Honor Stu- dent, has divided his time between the baseball and football teams all four years and has been a credit to both. Eamon plans to enter the medical pro- fession, and with his aptitude for hard work, he can only be successful.

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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'

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William I. Kozera Public School 73, Bronx Bill has- contributed much to the school as an athlete and as a student. A three year football man, he has been a credit to the Gael eleven. Uncer- tain as to what field he will follow after graduation, his diligent nature is sure to win him prominence. We wish him the best in all his future activ- ities. Patrick J. Lanzone Sacred Heart, Highbridge Big Pat has done much to promote our school. In freshman year he was a member of the J. V. Football team and in sophomore year, the J. V. Base- ball team occupied his time. In third year Pat turned his talents to the Glee Club. His future plans include further study at Manhattan College. Joseph M. La Forge St. Iaseplfs, Emerson Joe has been making the long trek from New jersey for four years and has contributed much to the extra- curricular activities of All Hallows. He was in the Glee Club for two years and in the Library League for three. He expects to enter the Jesuit Seminary in September '54, and we know he will succeed there. Lawrence F. Larkin St, Simon Stock, Bronx Larry was an Honor Student, a medal winner and a member of the Dance Committee. He played Freshman Bas- ketball and I. V. Football. Intending to take a Liberal Arts course at Ford- ham, his admirable qualities, which have won him friendship and admira- tion will be sure to bring a full meas- ure of success to him. James J. Le Bar St. Raymondis, Bronx Jimmy, who has a generous nature and an unfailing optimism, came to us four years ago as a scholarship winner. Throughout his time here, he has been an active participant in school affairs. Maintaining an honor average in the Scholarship Class for four years, Jimmy has served as a Varsity Manager for three years, and has handled all the sports publicity for outside newspapers for All Hal- lows during the past three years. He was Managing Editor of the Hallow- een this year, and also a member of the Latin Society. His plans for the future are centered at Cathedral Col- lege, where he will study for the priesthood. 26 Ronald F. Lambert Our Lady of Angels, Bronx Ron brought a desire for hard work and a diversity of talents with him to All Hallows, and soon established himself as one of the leaders of the class. Throughout his four years here, he has been a great inspiration to all his classmates, and we are sure he will continue on to greater heights. Richard I. Larsen Holy Spirit, Bronx Dick, a likable fellow, uickly took to the All Hallows way otf life. He ran on the Freshman Track team and joined the Library League. His win- ning ways have gained him numerous friends. Even though his plans for the future are still uncertain, we feel sure he will succeed in whatever Held he chooses. xg:-g. .aigyfi , , ., ..,, 5 I . l in was .L . infill. 1 4 ,ff il T iv J 3 ,M .sffaffaafa ,,,. Q K