St Johns College High School - Taps Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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I l'lll'l' Tlli Al HARVEY PAUL HARRIGAN LIHUTI-:NAxT Glee Club 2, 4,' Sabre Club 4. St. John's Irish Thrush . . . Makes any entertain- ment at success with his vocal renditions . . . His good na- ture should carry him along the road to success. 23 All eyes on the ball. ANDREW J. HAYDEN Lu-:UTENANT Dramaties 2,' Vanity Foot- ball 4,' Intramuralx I, 2, 3,' Sabre Club 4. Handy- Andy, the gent with the perpetual smile . . . A football find in his Senior year . . . Made the All-Prep team . . . Can tell many stories about his dogs and hunting . . . Sure of himself. CHARLES THOMAS HELLMUTH MAJOR Regimental Ball Committee 4: Tabs Stag 4,' Sabre Club Treasurer 4,' Inlramuralx I, 2, 3, 4,' Class Treasurer 2, 3. Mo0se'i . , . Has Cap- tured many friends with his winning personality . . . An- other honor studcnt of Sen- ior B . . . Generally found at any S.J.C. social . . . Liked the Cheerleaders dur- ing basketball season . . . Any particular one, Moose? RICHARD HELMAN Lueu'r1eNAN'r Clee Club 2, 4,' Sabre Club 4. The efficient type, both in class and at drill . . . Ex- ceptional student in Span- ish . . . Quiet, studious, and sincere . . . Diek was also one of the boys who bid us adieu at mid-year. 32' 4

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L WILLIAM F. GREANEY, JR. LIEUTENANT Varsity Foofball 45 Infra- murals I, 2, 3, 4,' Class President 3, Taps Stag 4. Equipped with a perpet- ual, infectious smile . . . A naturally, free and easy manner . . . Always willing to assist . . . Ardent sports enthusiast . . . His sincerity has won him a host of friends. JOHN GRIFFIN LIEUTENANT Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4,' Cheer Leader 3, Archeonfralernity I, 2,' Sabre Club 4. Adept at classroom repar- tee . . . Turned the First platoon of Company F into one of the best on the street . . , Popular among the underclassmen . . . Do you know the way home now, Jack? JOHN FRANCIS HALPIN L1EuTENANT C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3,' Intra- rnuralx I, 2, 3, Sabre Club 4. A good-natured and fun- loving fellow . . . just im- possible to get him perturbed . . . spontaneous wit , . . finds something funny in practically any situation . . . his humorous nature belies deep intelligence. THOMAS A. HANRAHAN LIHUTENANT Clee Club 2, 4,' Sabre Club 4. From his composed, non- chalant, and easy manner, we know that worry doesn't get the upper hand in his ease . . . Loves to propound questions in class, uninten- tionally creating confusion . . . Finished at mid-year . . . Now with Uncle Sam. One of those balmy January days in the yard. 22

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PAUL L. HOLMES SERGEANT Glee Club 2, 4. Enthusiastically supports all school activities . . . es- pecially sports . . . A quick smile is his ready answer to all remarks . . . Shy yet sin- cere . . . War distracted and won him early to the Navy blue. WILLIAM B. HOPKE, JR. LWUTENANT QUAR'rERMAs'rER Varsity Football 4g Varsity Tennis 35 Glee Club 45 Sabre Club 4. Happy- go - lucky, every - one's friend . . . Billy came to us last year from G.W. High . . . His delightfully humorous remarks are ac- centuated by his drawling delivery , . . Says it's an old Southern custom . . . Quite a crooner. Seniors, loyal Knights of the Divine Child, receive Communion. GEORGE RICHARD HUGHES CAPTAIN Varsity Football I, 2, 3, 4,' Varsity Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Class Presidenl 25 Sabre Club 4. One of the best all-around athletes in the sports annals of St. John's . . . Feted by the Touchdown Club . . . Backbone of the All-Prep team . . . Has a laugh all his own . . . Modest, popular . . . Yes, a swell fellow, who should go far. Vg' ' ,t, Q! J 12967 IHNQS CGILLEG' LLOYD JOHNSON FIRST SERGEANT Intramurals 2, 3, 4,' Arch- aonfralernity I, 2, 3, 4. Tranquility is the word that describes this man in a nutshell . . . Will always be remembered for his char- acteristic sayings . . . Thinks of himself as a Conservative Cat . . . Claims there is no section like Northeast . . . He should know. 24