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

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RICHARD CARMORY St. Angela Merici Always a true school supporter and a faithful member of the Library League, Dick's shy humor has won him continued acclaim by his fellow classmates. We predict a very success- ful career for him when he finishes his Business Course at Iona College. MATTH EW CHLUPSA Saint Kevin's Matt came to All Hallows from Flushing in February of 1952. Since then he has partici- pated in the Band for three years, in the Library League for one year and served on the Tennis team for one year. His chosen career is electrical engineering which he hopes to study at Manhattan. WILLIAM J. CARR All Hallows Willy, a twelve year man at A.H., is always ready with a quick smile. He has been a Var- sity Football player for four years and a Latin Society member in Senior year. Notre Dame is his choice where he will major in Law. JAMES CLANCY St. Angela Merici Jim, a Varsity Football member in his Senior year, has been constantly known for his fiery spirit. He also played Intramural Basketball in second year. We wish him the best of luck at either Fordham or Manhattan, where he plans to major in business or engineering. 23 NICHOLAS CATALDI Our Saviour's Quiet and unassuming, Nick has been a tribute to the Blue and White for two years. Also accredited to his laurels is his being a four year Honor Student. We are sure his future will be bright and we wish him the best of luck' at Manhattan where he will study Mathe- ma ics. JOHN CLEMENTE St. Ignatius Loyola Jack has been an Honor Student at All Hal- lows for four years. A member of the Glee Club, Chess team, and the Blue and White, he has proven himself valuable in numerous school activities. We are sure that he will be successful in his engineering studies at Man- hattan College.

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EDWARD BROWN Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Coming to All Hallows as a February Freshman, Ed has given his support to the school in all its activities. The Newspaper and the Chess Team have kept this Long Island boy busy. Engineer- ing at Manhattan is the bright outlook for Ed. We wish him all the best. JOHN BURBIGE Our Lady of Sorrows John, always ready to liven up a group with a witty remark, thus leaving his friends with a laugh, has played Intramural Basketball in second year. His vocal ability has been lent to the Glee Club. A future in dentistry seems the outlook for this bright young fellow. We wish him lots of luck. JOSEPH BYRNE St. Ignatius Loyola Joe's spontaneous cheerfulness and friendliness have made him one of the schools most popular students. Joe took time out from his studies to play two years of Intramural Basket- ball. ln Senior year he became Clerical Editor of the Halloween . Next Fall, Joe plans to enter Parks College of St. Louis University, where he plans to pursue a course in Aero- nautical Engineering. The Senior class wishes Joe, Good luck . ANTHONY CARDONE St. Joseph's Academy Known for his friendly ways, Tony has always been an active school supporter. He played Intramural Basketball and was a member of the J.V. Football team in second year and also sang in the Glee Club in Sophomore year. The best of luck to him at Fordham, where he will study Business. I l 9 0 22

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MAURICE J. COLLINS Our Lady of Victory Jay has made himself known for his quiet and unassuming attitude. During his second and third years he played varsity football. We wish him the best of luck at Fordham, where he will study law. THOMAS E. CORLESS All Hallows Tom, a twelve year man at All Hallows, has been an active participant in school affairs during his high school stay. He has constantly been on the Honor Roll and won the Excellence Medal in his Sophomore year. Beside being a member of the Band for four years, Tom was also a Tennis player in his second year. Al- though undecided about the college he will attend, we wish him the best of luck in his chosen field of Chemistry. 24 JAMES CORCORAN St. Ann's Since his first year at All Hallows, good- natured Jim has been an ardent supporter of the school's many activities. A conscientious member of the Library League, he plans to attend St. John's University where he will study Pharmacy. EDWARD COSTELLO St. Nicholas of Tolentine Quiet, unassuming Ed came to us as a February Freshman. His athletic ability has been dem- onstrated in his three years of Football and two years of Baseball during his stay at All Hal- lows. An Honor Student for three years, Ed's success in Engineering and Physics at Man- hattan is assured. JOSEPH CORLESS St. Benedict's Joe has been an active student in his four years at All Hallows. He has distinguished himself by his likeable personality and fine scholastic record. He took second honors in his class in Freshman year and has been a four year Honor Student. Joe has also been an active member of the Dance Committee for two years and played Intramural Basketball for two years We wish him the best of luck in his studies of Engineering at Manhattan. GERALD R. CROTTY Parochial School for Boys, Co. Clare, Ireland Jerry came to us as a February Freshman. He was a track man in first year, and a member of the Library League for the last three years. The best wishes of the Senior Class go with him to Fordham, where he plans to major in Pharmacy.