St Helena High School - Helenian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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RICHARD J. FOGARTY l'Rll'l1il'l' Richie braves the strong winds and high tides of City Island to come to school every day . . . excels at giving excuses and catching one day colds . . . loves football . . . intends to become a C.P.A. . . Lots of luck. Richie. .'. ,Z I JAMES P. FOX Jim Room 36's quiet man, Jim is a friend to all . . . managed the track team in freshman year . . . contributed his talents to the class softball team for three years . . . a budding accountant. .lim's success seems inevitable. BERNARD J. GARTLAN Bernie Neat and sedate, Bernie is always good company . . . has been a reg- ular member of the Sodality . . . the track team had him as one of its members during his hrst three years . . . can be seen often behind a soda counter on Bruckner Blvd. ARTHUR J. GARU'I'l'l Artie A bug for science, Artie enjoys any topic on this subject . . . active participant in school activities . . . Cross-Crown 3 . . . Genesians . . . pals with Caggiano . . . getting ready to embark for college to prepare himself for the medical profession. 23 Y ifx EDWARD F. GARVEY --Big Ea A master of the art of wit . . . the track team received his per- severing efforts for three years . . . enjoys swimming and dancing . . . lends his talent as a bass singer in the glee club . . . We are sure he will sing his way through life successfully.

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A real man of the Sea. Frank can DANIEL A. FERGUSON FRANK R. FALCONE UFI'lllIkfl'n often be seen frequenting the good ship Cetus V heading for his deep sea adventures . . . when not fish- ing he is an amiable companion . . . pals with his bowling partner, Behrens . . . hopes some day to own his own Gshing lleet . . . Ahoy, and good luck! .Q 4'9- - - -7 5' Dually Sousa of Throggs Neck. Danny heats out some wild rhythm on his hugle . . . ornithology occupies his spare time . . . A friend of all . . . we know he will make out in his study of law. Y DONALD I. EDWARDS Dwi Another budding engineer who plans to enter either Manhattan or Fordham . . . Has been with the Sodalily since its beginning. Don turned literary during his senior year joining the yearbook and school paper staffs. One of our cultured graduates who enjoys opera. if - Heinz In Q 0 .lAMl:S J. FILFNEY lim With his charm. Jim has shown himself a loyal Helenian for the past four years . . . Jim looks to the future as a lawyer. We are sure that his congenial manner will be an asset in his field of en- deavor . . . Good luck, Jim. A X JAMES J. FINEGAN fini Well liked by his fellow students . . . one of the mainstays of our basketball team . . . a class ofhcer for three years . . . his friendly and good nalured disposition will play him in good part in whatever he undertakes. 22

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TIMOTHY J. GATELY Gate Tim joined the ranks of S.H.H.S. in junior year . . . enjoys biology and numismatics . . . quiet but lik- able . . . always sincere. . . Tim looks forward to applying his scientific talents as an engineer. CORNELIUS B. GODFREY Neil Class vice president . . . known for his frank remarks . . . hopes that his dream of owning a bar and grill will someday come true . . . Best of everything, Neil! 24 MICHAEL J. GLEASON Mike A lady's man, Mike can be found weekly on the St. Helena's dance floor . . . he has been a mainstay on the track team as a high-jumper . . . after completing his college he hopes to become a member of New York's finest. JOHN J. GOGGIN John One of the best liked seniors, John was elected resident of the stu P . dent council almost unanimously . . . he also Ends time to report for the Cross-Crown . . . always seen with Mohr and Gleason . . . John hopes to enter the business world with a diploma from Iona. JOHN H. GOLDEN 'ffackf' Always in a good mood, describes Jack . . . this pleasant air has won many friends . . . school minded and full of spirit . . . Jack's future is still undecided but we know that he will make out with whatever he puts his hand at. 3 ,