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

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PAU L CU LSHAW - Holy Trinity Paul's activities at All Hallows have included Intramural Basketball in second and fourth year. A likable genial representative of the Senior Class, he hopes to enter the Advertis- ing Field. THOMAS DAGNELLI St Thomas Avellino s During his four yours Toms popularity has come as a result of his humor He has been an untlring member of the Library League His ambition in life is to study lithography at the Rochester Institute of Technology His ability leads us to believe that success will crown his efforts JAMES CULLEN St. Francis Jim, a likeable fellow, is a product of Ridge- field Park, N. J. ln addition to his athletic achievements, which include two years ot J.V. and Varsity Football, and two years of lntra- mural Basketball, he has also served on the Dance Committee in Senior year. Jim plans to study meteorology at Fordham. JOHN DALLAS All Hallows John, an All Hallows man from way back, has a combination of intelligence and personality equalled by few. His many activities have in- cluded captaincy of the C.Y.A. and membership in the Chess Club. All good wishes for success at Holy Cross where he plans to study Physics. 25

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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.

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V wiu.iAM DEELY St. Ignatus Loyola BiIly's record as a member of the J.V. and Varsity Baseball teams as well as his fine scholastic record culminated by three Excel- lence Medals goes to show how sports and study can be combined. Bill was also a member of the Debating society in second year and Sport's Editor of the Blue and White in fourth year. Bill's natural abilities will carry him far at Columbia University where he will study Medicine. 26 i LOUIS DESANTIS Holy Rosary Lou is a student who successfully combined his school work with athletics. He was an Honor Student for four years and the winner ot the General Excellence Medal in second year. Lou played two years of J.V. Football, one year of J.V. Basketball, two years of Varsity Foot- ball, and ran Track for one year. The Senior Class wishes Lou the best of luck and knows that due to his many abilities he will succeed in his law studies at Notre Dame. EUGENE DAN KO St. Barnabas The Library League in his second and third years and the Dance Committee in his third and fourth have benefitted from the talents of this popular Senior. lona's School of Busi- ness Administration will provide a fresh field for his abilities. DENIS DEVANE Sf. Margaret Mary Denis has livened up many a class room with his witty humor. An Intramural Basketball player in second year, he has been an active follower of school activities. As yet undecided about his plans for the future,,we wish him the best of luck in whatever field of endeavor he chooses.