Sports-minded people, when describing offensive and defensive tackles, usually hear words like: strong, intelligent, unselfish, and committed. Meet Jim Halloran.

Jim was a two-year starter at right tackle, earning All-City and All-Diocesan accolades in 1962 and 1963. Lettering for three years in an era where that was rare, he parlayed his co-captaincy into an honorable mention All-State selection campaign in his senior season. He was the cornerstone of those outstanding offensive and defensive lines of the early 60's.

Jim's stellar performances earned him a football scholarship to Ohio University where he started at right guard as a sophomore. He was injured in the pre-season of his junior year ending his football career. He completed his college studies at YSU graduating with a B.S. in Business Administration.

Starting his career with Ohio Edison in 1968, Jim is currently operations manager in Trumbull County. He is married to classmate, the former Carole Haus; their three children are all graduates of CMHS.