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

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JAMES R. HENRY Big fini Popular vtith his classmates . . . Big Jim allorded his etforts in var- ious tacilities. Glee Club . . . track . . . intramural softball . . . chem- istry. a great interest. After serv- ing Uncle Sam, aspires to attend l-'ordham-desired occupation, po- liceman. Good Luck, Jim! . ,jf wth ' X S 'fa- .q, .nag 'ii RAYMOND J. HILL Ray Rays own private dialect includes such expressions as 'lhe most to say the least . . . three years with the softball team . . . class treas- urer . . . aspires to be an account- ant when he leaves St. Helena's. 'a 1 I s : 'iii .5 -. 'Q . 1' 'L v- fig. My S'l'liPHliN J. KAMINSKI Steve Quiet, yet genial to all . . . likes a good time, especially when it iSn't bpanish . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . lends his voice to the glee club . . . thinking about the Naval Re- serves . . . Keep smiling, Steve. L ... 4 , . 1- : -5 . S VINCQENJ R. HUGHES Vinny Happy-go-lucky, Vinny is always smiling . . . takes naturally to sports and quiuing teachers to no end . . . backbone of all intra- murals . . . pals with Sullivan and Grundig . . . hopes to be a con tractor someday. JOHN P. KILKENNY Doc John joined us in third year . . . can be seen at the Sunday night dances with his favorite bevy?'.'? Plans to enter lona in the fall . . . pals with Sullivan and company. LAWRENCE M. KRUEGER Mit-Ay Frequently seen riding through Parkchester for Western Union . . . enjoys biology . . . the Cross- Croivn incorporated his literary talent for the past two years . . . college is his goal for the next few years. A

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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

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ROBERT E. LEE Rebel Small. but a ball of energy, Reb heads our list of athletes . . . var- sity baseball l,2.3.4 . . . Sodality 2.3.4 . . . a companion to everyone . . . would like to continue an ath- letic career as a baseball coach. MARTIN T. LYONS Marty Always ready with a quick smile . . . ardent student of Brother Don- ald, A fast man on the cinders. hc starred in intramural track. Hcre's hoping he has a fast start on thc road to success. vs X .Em A EDWARD T. LYNCH all-d.. Treks to school all the way from Clason Point . . . popular with all his classmates especially Godfrey and P. Riordan . . . After his Helenian hitch he hopes to take up business administration . . . Keep counting, Ed! is CHARLES A. LYONS Cl111ck Chuck is another Helenian who has brought credit on the school . . . has given his talents to the varsity baseball team for most of his time here . . . intramural track . . . We are sure he will succeed in the future as well as he has here Always heard at basketball games. Pete is the essence of school spirit PETER E. MACK -'Pt-ff at St. Helena's. , enjoys a day in the chem lab . remembered for his arguments in trig . . . hopes to be part of anhattan's class of '59. 27 1 w