Fordham University School of Education - Grail Yearbook (New York, NY)

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BERNADETTE HAAS Major: Social Studies. Minor: History. Degree: B.S. Artizfitie.f: War Memorial Drive. A characteristic quirk of an eyebrow, clear blue eyes and an alert mind, this is Betty. She has a certain stamina that may well carry her into the field of International Economics. Her subtle wit and genuine amiability have captured our interest and won our friendship. MAX HAMBURGH Major: Biology. Minor: Science. Degree: B.S. Artizfiiierz E.S.O.g War Memorial Drive. We thought we knew Philosophy until we met Max. In speaking with him, we realize that we have much to learn. MURIEL HANLEY Major: Elementary Education. Degree: B.S. in Education. Artiviliesz Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Curved Horn Staff: War Mem- orial Drive. Muriel is vivacity itself, though unagressive, her quiet abilities command respect. There is an impeccable style to her dress, a consistent neatness in her work. She has the talent of identi- fying herself with, and working for her friends' happiness. EDWARD HEAGEN Major: Commerce. Minor: Mathematics. Degree: B.S. in Education. It's the Irish in Ed that gives him an engaging smile, a twinkle in his eyes and a happy laughter: it's himself that gives him the naturalness and friendliness we all appreciate. 25

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MARGARET FORD Major: Elementary Education. Degree: B.S. in Education. It is as if you found a neat package from a very smart shop, opened it up and there was Margaret. Genial and serene, her temperament is like a shining, smooth-running river that has little turbulence and less hurry. NOREEN GALLAGHER Major: English. Minor: Social Studies. Degree: B.S. in Educa- tion. Arrirfiriefz Sodality 2, 3, 43 Math Club: War Memorial Drive: Catholic Literature Committee. Noreen lays claim to a sample of the famed Irish wit, a goodly portion of a. French characteristic called rlrir, and a fair share of an American commodity called conviviality. KENNETH GREDLER Major: English. Minor: Advertising. Degree: B.S. XVhile most of us will remain somewhere in this locality, Ken will be far West absorbed in advanced study in advertising. We've admired his creative ability: we've warmed to his friendliness: we'll miss him at Alumni gatherings. ANNE ELEANOR GRUBERT Major: Government. Minor: English. Degree: B.S. in Educa- tion. Arlizriliefz History Club: English Club. Anne is as well informed in world affairs as the Times Edi- torial Staff. She has however an artistic flair which gives her a well-balanced personality. Here's to more of Anne's talent and spirit. 22

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KATHERINE HENNESSY Major: Psychology. Minor: Radio. Degree: B.S. This Edite's lively chatter and sparkling personality have brightened many discussions and class meetings. Her exper- ience in radio in the Uptown College serves well as a back- ground for her vocational work. Kathy's accomodating nature is enhanced by a demure sophistication. RALPH HERLIHY Major: History. Minor: Mathematics. Degree: B.S. in Edu- cation. Activities: E.S.O. Boston has its accent and Fordham has Ralph Herlihy, accent and all. His directness and clarity of thought, are apparent in everything he says and does. CHARLES HICKEY Major: History. zlliuor: Social Studies. Degree: B.S. Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g E.S.O., Vice-President C441 President C455 5 Student Council, Vice-Chairman of the Ford- ham Reunion Ball. For a number of reasons Charlie is our best example of con- densed accomplishment. As President of the E.S,O., a mem- ber of Student Council for two years and an outstandin leader I S 'and student, he has won our praise and esteem. EDWARD HOGAN Major: Speech. Minor: Philosophy. Degree: B.S. in Education. Activities: Class Officer: President, '46g E.S.O.g War Mem- orial Drive. Ed's power of conviction and gift of precise expression has added an invaluable element to the classroom atmosphere. He has a mind as clear as his eye and as open as his smile. He leaves a' great deal for young Robert Michael to live up to as a prospective member of the Class of '65. 24