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

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Sixteen LIA YOLANDA BERTONI ST. THOMAS, THE APOSTLE SECRETARY4l3O ART CLUB-Q31 GLEE CLUB-'28, '29, '30, '31 ATHLETIC CLUB-'31 The success of the good entices many more. STUDENT, artist, friend,-who will say under which classification Lia should be listed? She is all of them to the Nth degree. As a student, she looks up to few, as an artist, to none, as an athlete,-well she is one. In class and out of it, she proves her worth. Continue to add to your good qualities, Lia, and thus make more secure your prominence in a larger World than that of your girlhood. MARIGN ELIZABETH BICKNER 1 HOLY SPIRIT DRAMATIC CLUB-'29, '30, '31 RECEPTION COMMITTEET 30, 31 Deal gently with her, world, I pray, 'Ye caves, like softened shadows, come. HER most expressive countenance, the dignity of her manner and bearing, give a charm to an appearance that exactly tallies with her character. The warmth of her voice has often softened the tribulations of school life. But the vigor of her thoughts, tempered by the gentleness of her nature, give her a frank simplicity that inspires all who know her with confidence in her as a true and sincere friend.

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MARY RITA BARRETT ST. ALPHONSUS oncnssrimv-'27, '28, '31 arzcsvriow corvimirruuf 29, 30 Her smile, her poise, her charm All speak of womanly completeness. WHAT more need we say to describe our classmate, Mary! Her sparkling person' ality, so friendly, so jolly and altogether so charming has endeared her to us. There is nothing Mary likes so much as gaietyg she is at her best when she is contributing to the fun. However, there is a serious side to Mary's nature, a counterbalance so essential to completeness As to Mary's future, we know we do not err in predicting success in the profession of law, to which she aspires. GERTRUDE BERUARD sr. GREGORY THB GREAT PRESIDENT-'28 E 'iAnd as the bright sim glorifes the sky, So is her face illumiifd with her eyes. WITH a combination of shining blue eyes, a glorious color, an enchanting smile and a perfect disposition, Gertrude is irresistible. Of her many accomplishments, the one most worthy of commendation is the one that is not wellfknown-'so carefully has our classmate guarded the secret of her ability to sketch. Not long will this talent lie hidden, Trudy, for your persevering nature and artistic gift will soonn demand for you their proper ref cognition. Fifteen

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1 s MARGARET FRANCES BRADY ASCENSION RECEPTION COMMITTE-Q30 ATHLETIC CLUB-130, '31 one CLUB-'30 The social smile, the sympathetic tear. THE radiant charm of our Mardy's efferf vescent wit has often proved a haven from the shocks of our scholastic life. While among us, she has not permitted her lively interest in outside activities to interfere with her high academic standing. Genial, sincere and optimistic, Mardy has deservedly asf cended the legendary throne of Class Humorist and Philosopher. For her, our mischievous Miss Skippyi' of '31,we predict success and happiness, whether the future shall reveal her bagging wild game in Africa or gracing a suburban cottage. vi ss I KJ to all. MARGARET MIRIAM BRENNAN ST. JOSEPH, TREMONT Heart on her lips, and soul within her eyes Soft as her clime, and sunny as her skies. FOUR enjoyable years have fpassed, since we met Peggy. From the rst, her cheery smile has brightened many cloudy days. Her interesting conversation, sympathetic nature, and unwavering amiability have endeared her Those who know Peggy well, will agree that if success depends upon disposition and inclination, her future is indeed secure. In that great indestructible chain of friend' ship, which binds us to our Alma Mater, Peggy has carved a link which will last until Eternity. Seventeen