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

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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

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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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LILLIAN A. HOLBROOK Major: Chemistry. Itlirmrz Mathematics. Degree: B.S. Aclizv'ilie.f: E.S.O. Lillian has highly specialized interests. Strenuously scientific, she already holds a position as Laboratory Technician and is ambitious enough to continue for her Masters Degree in Chem- istry. Lil is our best example proving that test tubes and fem- inine charm make a pleasing combination. XVILLIAM HONAN Major: Social Studies. Minor: Economics. Degree: B.S. Wfhen it comes to being aware of what you are about, and what you are going to do, look at Bill as an unexcelled ex- ample of purposefulness. VU e have come to know and like him for his unflinching directness. WALTER HOUSE Major: English. Minor: Speech. Degree: B.S. Arlivitiex: Curved Horn Staffg Ramsg Thaliansg Science Clubg War Memorial Drive, Ralile Chairman, Grail Staff. Always a gentleman, this quiet unobtrusive altruist of the class has many interests, not the least of which is skiing which is to him poetry in motion. Droll and yet serious, sincere and hard-working, Walt can always be relied upon to produce a thorough job regardless of the activity he undertakes. JOHN KEARNEY Major: Mathematics. Minor: Science. Degree: B.S. Acfizfiiierz Interracial Clubg E.S.O. John is mild, thoughful and purposeful. There is something peaceful yet dynamic in his manner. He is keenly interested in peopleg exceptionally considerate of them. We salute a person of infinite worth. 25