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

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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 ,

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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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ROBERT J. GRUNDIG Bob Giant of the school, 6'3 , Bob paced our varsity to many decisive wins . . . as much at home at our socials, as on the court, Bob ' leads a diversified life . . . as a friend to all, he will succeed at Iona . . . happy hooping Bob. WILLIAM F. HAR KINS Willy Tall, redheaded-active in support- ing and participating in activities . . . intramural softball-Sodality- school paper. Hopes to leave S.H.H.S. for Manhattan-likes his- tory . . . a well remembered subject for Willy. ROBERT E. HENDRICKSON Henny finds his delight in science . . . seen frequently on unusual means of conveyance . . . pals with Dues- as of yet, undecided . . . Undoubt- edly will succeed. Silent and unsmiling . , . Henny ter . . . career after high school is. J THOMAS A. HARDING .7-Om., French scholar? Tom is known for his peculiar questions . . . Track 1,2 . . . Softball l,2,3 . . . Tom, after a session of military duty, hopes to attend Columbia, after which he has made no plans. ANTHONY J. HART H1-ony.. The voice of our basketball team at home games . . . filled to ca- pacity with school spirit and ac- tivities . . . Sodality 2,3,4g Dra- matics l,2,3,4g shot putter 3,43 Glec Club . . . after college he plans to ship off with Uncle Sam's Navy. 25