Archbishop Hughes Memorial High School - Spires Yearbook (New York, NY)

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GRADUATES BACIGALUPO, GRACE 26 Mulberry Street, N. Y. C. BARDES EVELYN MARY 651 W. 179th St., N. Y. C. BARRETT, MARY, RITA 410 West 260th St., N. Y. C. BERTONI, LIA YOLANDA 163 W. 122 St., N. Y. C. BERUARD, GERTRUDE 650 W. 177 Street, N. Y. C. BICRNER, MARION ELIZABETH 2314 Valentine Ave., N. Y. BRADY, MARGARET FRANCES 206 W. 105 St., N. Y. C. BRENNAN MARGARET MIRIAM . o 240 East Tremont Ave , Br nx, BRENNAN MARTINA MARY 502 West 143 St., N. Y. C. BRENNAN, MARY AGNES 323 East 51 St., N. Y. C. BRINK, VIRGINIA MARSHALL 1966 University Ave., Bronx, N. Y. BROWN, ELIZABETH URSULA 563 W. 161 St., N. Y. C. BROWN, ESTHER MARIE 2570 Briggs Ave., N. Y. C. BRUEN, LORETTO AGATHA 4470 Park Ave., N. Y. C. BUCKLEY, FLORENCE 1069 Boston Road, Bronx, N. Y. CARLIN, RITA MARIE 411 St ohn's Place Brooklyn, N. Y. . J , CARROLL, ANNA PATRICIA 633 Columbus Ave., N. Y. C. CASHIN, MARY M. 967 Home St., Bronx, N. Y. C. CHIAPPINO, ELEANOR 206 East 201 St. N. Y. C. CHRENKO, CATHERINE THEREsA 202 East 52 St., N. Y. C. CLAPP, NAOMI 610 East 169 St., N. Y. C. CLEARY, MARY 217 West 106 St., N. Y. C. CLEVELAND, HELEN GERTRUDE 509 West 176 St., N. Y. C. CLYMER, RITA DoLoREs 32f17 201st St., Bayside, L. I. COBY, ANNE FRANCES 429 East 160 St., N. Y. C. COLGAN, MARGARET, A. 1053 Clay Ave., N. Y. C. CORBERA, EUGENIA. VICTORIA 35 Hamilton Place, N. Y. C. CORMIER, ELSIE 8 East 131 St., N. Y. C. CosGRovE, MARY 461 East 144 St., Bronx, N. Y. COWAN, ELIZABETH MARY 4518 Hill Ave., N. Y. C. CULLIGAN, SARAH VERONICA 505 West 173 St. N. Y. C. CUNNINGI-IAM, ELEANOR REGINA 352 W. 21 St., N. Y. C. CURRAN, CATHERINE ELIZABETH 2254 Washington Ave., N. Y. CURRY, MARIE 2006 Amsterdam Ave., N. Y. C CURRY, MARY M. 1308 Southern Boulevard, N. Y. CURTIN, EILEEN 208 Alexander Ave., N. Y. C. CURTIN, HELEN MARIE 1164 Franklin Ave., N. Y. C. DAVIS, MARGARET 318 West 49 St., N. Y. C. DIcIcsoN, JEAN 201 West 81 St. N. Y. C. DONNELLY, HELEN AGNES 868 Van Nest Ave., N. Y. C. DOWLING, ANNE ELIZABETH 34'41f56 St. Woodside, L. I. DOWNING, LUCY AGNES 21f17 36 St. Astoria, L. I. EGAN, KATHLEEN 333 East 17 St., N. Y. C. FANNING, MARY AGNES 501 West 187 St. N. Y. C. FARMER, MARY 1352 University Ave., N. Y. FARRELLY, CATHERINE VIRGINIA 503 Weheir Court, Bronx, N. C Y One Hundred 'Thirty nm: C

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MIDfTOWN NEW YORK Architecture is frozen music -Schelling New York is truly a city of extremes. She has justly earned this appellation by her blending of contrasts in the formation of one mighty metropolis, the most unique in the world. This may be readily seen by an observation of the architecture around us. Of all the modern municipal structures, the skyscraper, by preeminence, is the famous Empire State, called the Smith Building in honor of its president, our internationally known exfgovernor Alfred E. Smith. Opened officially on the first of May of this year, it received its just recognition as the highest building in the world. It represents the work of skilled architects, engineers, scientists, mechanics and workmen, and stands, majestic in its entirety, a monument to the achievements of our generation. Reaching twelve hundred feet into the air, its white brick and aluminum reflecting the light, its panes glittering in the sun, it furnishes an ideal setting for modern business. From the completeness of its rocky foundation to the mooring mast on its tower, it more than satisfies the exacting demands of the present age. Within walking distance of the Empire State, we find Saint Patrick's Cathedral, whose cornerstone was laid by our illustrious Archbishop john Hughes on August 15, 1858,'but whose splendid structure was only completed and dedicated in 1879. The edifice is done in the inimitable Gothic style, and with its grey granite walls, intricate, pointed arches and magniicent stainedfglass windows, it is the cynosure of neighboring eyes. The twin spires whose silent fingers point to heaven, are sharply outlined against the sky in beautiful immobility, exhorting us to look up,-up to God. The interior is sublime in its solemnityg the long, shaded aisles, mysterious recesses and vaulted ceiling are typical of the old French Cathedrals. Everything about the sacred precincts seems so foreign to bustling New York. The fitful gleam of the sanctuary lamp, the stillness and sense of security make this house of God a world apart. Not only do these two buildings differ in architecture and atmosphere, but also in purpose. The Empire State was erected as a memorial to commercialism, Saint Patrick's Cathedral as a shrine consecrated to the worship of God. Yet there is an indefinable connection between the two that a contemplative soul cannot fail to grasp. Both these artistic conceptions were realized because of the guidance and inspiration of the Great Creator. These masterpieces of beauty also exemplify that the material and spiritual life of man are so closely interwoven, that it is by the power and superiority of the spiritual that the material may triumph. ANN M. MCCLUSKEY. One Hundred Thirtyfeight

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'ifxu .,, L-V5 GRADUATES FERRICK, DOROTHY JEAN 51f01 44 St. Woodside, L. I. FILLE, VIVIENNE ALMA 1916 Grand Concourse, N. Y. C. FLECR, ELIZABETH MARIE 337 East 52 St., N. Y. C. FLEMING, MARJORIE LOUISE 2123 Virgil Ave., N. Y. C. FLYNN, MARY 606 W. 178 St., N. Y. C. FLYNN, MARY MARGARET 117 W. 89 St., N. Y. C. FREEHILL, MARY MARGARET l 113 E. 177 st., N. Y. C. GALVIN, MARGARET MARY 1813 Gleason Ave., N. Y. C. GARVEY, ALICE MARIE 58 W. 106 St., N. Y. C. GATELY, MARY ELIZABETH 456 E. 159 St. N. Y. C. GLASSON, MARGARET 637 Second Avenue, N. Y. C. GOREY, HELEN THERESA 173 Cherry St., N. Y. C. HAMEL, MILDRED MARIE 25 Throggs Neck Blv'd., Bronx, N.Y. HASTINGS, ISABELLA A. 955 East 233 St., N. Y. C. HEDLUND, MARGARET LOUISE 840 Mott Ave., N. Y. C. HENCHY, MARGARET FRANCES 540 E. 134 St. Bronx, N. Y. HENDERSON, HELEN E. 308 West 18 St., N. Y. C. HENRY, ETHEL CONSTANCE 515 W. 183 St., N. Y. C. HIGREY, MARGARET MARY 220 E. 87 St., N. Y. C. HIGGINS, ANNA MERCEDES 8318-63 Ave., Forest Hills West, L.I HIRO, ANNA VERONICA 990 Summit Ave., N. Y. C. HOFSTETTER, FRIDA THERESA 407 Woodstock Ave., Silver Lake, S.I HORAN, CONsTANcE 261 E. 188 St., N. Y. C. One Hundred Forty HORN, MARGARET MARY 3 West 7th St. Mt. Ve HUGHES, HELEN 152 Greenwich St N ., . Y. HUGUE, MARGUERITE 3018f37 St., Astoria, L. HYLAND, MARY AGNES 80 W. 169 St., N. Y. C. JOYCE CATHERINE THERESA rnon, C. I. 444 E. 137 St., N. Y. C. JUDGE, ANNA CHRISTINA 2818 Dudley Ave., Bron KELLY, MARJORY 162 West 93 St., N. Y. KELLY, MARY x, N. C. 772 East 161 St., N. Y. C. KIELY, JOSEPHINE 871 Elsmere Place, N. Y. KNOUD, CATHERINE CEGILIA C. 579 Oak Tree Place, Bronx, N Y KUHNER, MARGELLA 644 Third Avenue, N. Y. C. LAIRD, VIOLA MARY 49 La Salle St., N. Y. C. LAMERS, CLAIRE A. 1240 Clay Ave. N. Y. C. LANDY, ELBANOR 528 East 89 St. N. Y. C. LEDDY, JEANETTB CLARE 59'07 41 Avenue, WOO LEE, GWENDOLYN MARY dside, 1136 Clay Avenue, N. Y. C. LEE, LUCILLE MARIE 1935 Lacombe Ave., N. LEEN, KATHLEEN VBRONICA Y. C. 2193 Creston Avenue, N. Y. C LEIK, MARTHA 127 Liberty St., N. Y. C. LEURELE, MARY 79 Hamilton Place, N. Y. C. LIPPE, JULIETTE 534 W. 147 St., N. Y. C. LOGAN, CATHERINE HELEN 350 E. 139 St., Bronx, N LOGUIDICE, PHILOMENA 1750f63 rd St., Brooklyn, .Y. N.Y