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

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Jeremiah P. McCabe All Hallows, Bronx Jerry has established an enviable rec- ord in his length of time at All Hal- lows. Never once in his twelve years has he been off the honor rollg he has always been near thc top through- out those twelve years. An up-and- coming piano virtuoso, he intends to take an Arts course at Fordham. His quietness of manner and sincerity will spell out success in his chosen field. james E. McConnell Good Shepherd, Manhattan jim has given his talents to the All Hallows Track team and intramural basketball squads. Following gradua- tion, he plans to study for the Priest- hood at the Paulist Seminary. With him go thc best wishes of the Senior Class for perseverence in this noble vocation. John F. McElroy St. Margaret Mary's, Bronx Iohn has been an Honor Student for his four years at All Hallows. Our School Band has occupied his extra- curricular talents. After graduation, he intends to enter Fordham in pur- suit of a Ioumalistic career. May life at college be happy for you, Iohnl 28 Gin- John I. Marsick St. Margaret Mary's, Bronx john has been an active student his four years at All Hallows. 4 modest and unassuming personali and his enthusiastic participation all phases of school life will ma him long remembered at All Hallo He plans to attend Iona, but has n yet decided what field he will ent Whatever one he does choose, ho ever, we're sure success will cro his efforts. Thomas P. McCabe Good Shepherd, Manhattan Tom came to join our ranks fo years ago and has been an acti' supporter of most school activities. member of the Dance Committee senior year, Tom has been a famili figure at the A. H. social functior He intends to go to Manhattan to tal up Business Administration. John I. McElligott Holy Spirit, Bronx Iack's contributions to his school i clude membership in the Libra League for two years and in tl Dance Committee for a year. He al played on the I. V, Baseball Squa exhibiting his ever-present scho spirit. His winning smile and cheerf manner will carry him over the roi to prosperity. Donald C. McGee All Hallows, Bronx The Rat-a-tat-at of the drums h been Don McGee's trademark for tl past five years. At every function pa ticipated in by the Senior Band in tl last five years, Don's drumsticks ha' beat out rhythm with a profession air. Well liked by all, he wishes further his education and maintain career as a musician. Good luck, Do in all your plans.

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Fred S. Leonard Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Bronx Fred entered the spirit of All Hallows and quickly made many friends. His favorite pastime is rooting for the Giants as well as for All Hallows' champion basketball teams. He has gained a thorough and lasting reputa- tion as a good student. Fred plans to further his academic education at Iona College. fi! Donald A. Lownes Our Lady of Mercy, Bronx Don will long be remembered at All Hallows by his cheerful smile and embrasive personality. A remarkable tenor, he sang in the Glee Club for a year. Upon graduation from high school, Don intends to make Engineer- ing his goal in life. His success at All Hallows, we are sure, will minor his accomplishments in future activ- ities. I William F. Leonard SS. Peter and Paul, Bronx This talented musician received a four year scholarship for music and played solo clarinet and saxophone for the All Hallows Band. Thus, as a four year member of our Swing Band, he contributed immeasurably to its popu- larity. Bill intends to be a professional aulgician. Our best wishes go with Gregory J. MacNeil Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Tenafly Greg is another of the boys who have come from New Jersey to make an excellent record at All Hallows. A persevering worker when it came to studies, and possessing a cheerful and calm disposition, he was very pop- ular With his classmates. After grad- uating Greg hopes to take up Com- munication Arts at Fordham Univer- sity. James C. Malley Blessed Sacrament, Bronx Jim came to All Hallows in the fall of 1950 and has become one of the most popular A. H. students. His good natured manner and spontaneous hu- mor have made him many friends. A four year Honor Student, Jim intends to further his education with a Chem- istry course at Manhattan College. 27 H. David Llewelyn St. Barnabas, Bronx Dave typifies the ideal of cooperation among the students. He was on the Debating Society in his sophomore year and on the Blue and White con- secutively for three years. This year he served as the Co-editor of our school newspaper. Best wishes in his Chemistry studies at Niagara. Thomas E. Maher Our Lady of Mercy, Bronx Tom's contribution was the deciding factor which made sleeping the pas- time of his class. Even though he moves slowly, he's hard to catch when it comes to wit and participation in school activities. This hard worker and scholarship winner's inclinations are toward Manhattan College where he will pursue Engineering.

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Stephen F. McGee All H allows, Bronx ve has shown his athletic abilities his membership on the I. V. and rsity Football teams and being a mber of the 1951 Freshman City :ketball Champs. He has also yed on the I. V. and Junior intra- ral basketball squads. He wishes continue his education at Iona Col- e where his ability to combine work l pleasure will' assure of success.' Thomas B. McGoldrick St. Iosephir, Bronx ring his four years at All Hallows, n has been an ardent supporter of my of our sport and social activ- s. Following graduation in '54, he ends to pursue an Engineering rse at Manhattan College. There, are sure, he will display the training both morally and inftel- ually received at All Hallows, James A. McCovem St. Ioan of Arc, Queens fresh Traclcman, Iim has been a ular student at All Hallows, His rlastic abilities are attested to by maintenance of an honor average ughout his stay at All Hallows, er graduation, he proposes to take Engineering, but is as yet un- dgd as to what college he will 1 . James I. McIntyre St. Iohn's, Kingsbridge ny, a four year Honor Student, 'larship winner and general excel- e medalist, has maintained an ex- 'nt standing for four years in the rlarship Class. Editor-in-chief of Halloween, Sports Editor of the N and White for two years, and Editor of the Blue and White and oween for two years, he also was ree year Varsity Manager, class of- , and a valuable member of the ar Club. jimmy served as cashier he cafeteria for three years, and aged to the Latin Society. His llent scholastic record is equalled by his tremendous school spirit, the best wishes of his many ds, both student and faculty go him to Cathedral College where :itends to become a priest. 'Gilt' Hua.. ...,,, George A. McCibney St. Simon Stock, Bronx George's name has been a regular en- trant to the school honor roll. In his senior year he was a member of the Latin Society. His quiet and sin- cere manner will help in George's study for the priesthood at Cathedral College. We wish him all the bless- ings needed in this worthy vocation. joseph I. McGowan St. Luke's, Queens Joe came to All I-Iallows as a Feb- ruary freshman. In first year he ran cross-country track and in his years at All Hallows, Joe has been an out- standing and -popular student. He has gained many friends at All Hallows and he will surely gain many more at college, where he plans to take a course in Pre-Dentistry. Henry D. McKinney St. Simon Stock, Bronx Hank was a member of the Band for two years and a Dance Committee member during his senior year. A popular and well-liked senior, we are sure Hank will iind no diiiiculty in pursuing a course at Fordham School of Pharmacy. His fine character and friendly ways will help him steer a straight and honorable path through- out ie. 29 f I -X me l iii ,L E sf. li Wye .W M :li 255 5, , a .t ,. . .5 til 25