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

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Eighteen MARY AGNES BRENNAN sr. JOHN THE 1zvANoEusr MARTINA MARY BRENNAN OUR LADY or LOURDES ATHLETIC CLUB-'29, '30 She has a voice of gladness, and a smile And eloquence of beauty. MARTINA came to us in junior Year- full of fun, happy, and carefree. She could always be depended upon to banish the gloom that pervades the class immediately after examif nation. Her magnetic smile and musical talent complete her list of attributes. Success, Martina, and may these characf teristics, so attractive in you, now prove a stepping stone in your career. one CLUB-'29, '30, '31 Piuasimaur-'28, '29 vice PRESIDENT'l3O RECEPTION COMMITTEEA'29, '30, '31 From the crown of her head to the sole of her foot she is all mirth. GUR class proclaims this Miss, the happiest of its members. A sunny smile for morning hours, a bright winning disposition throughout the day, and a merry Au Revoir at three o'clock-such have we discovered in her ap' pealing demeanor. Her exuberance does not hide an undercurrent of sweet sympathy, loyalty and comradeship. Her personality now, is but a promise of what it will be in future years. She will be great, for her virtue merits greatnessg she will be loved, for her manner merits love.

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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

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VIRGINIA MARSHALL BRINK RESURRECTION GLEE CLUB-130, '31 ATHLETIC CLUB-'30, '31 CIIEER I.EADERf'3O, '31 Laughing cheerfulness throws sunshine on all the paths of life. WINSOME, lighthearted Ginny has grinned over many a text book and Regents' Examination. Yet the stars point threateningly to the teaching profession for her. Picture Professor Brink M.A.Ph.D., as a recognized authority on How to Quell Youthful Enthusiasm or Cheering for the White and the Gold. To us, Ginny will ever be that diminutive individual who is blest with a startling amount of generosity and rectitude, an eloquent believer in Better late than never. if ELIZABETH URSULA BROWN ST. CATHERINE OF GENOA RECEPTION COMMITTEE-'30 ART CLUB-'31 ATHLETIC CLUB'l?7O, '31 Fine an is that in which the hand, and the head, and the heart go together. BETTY'S ready wit, cheery smile and helping hand have won for her the hearts of her classmates and elevated her to the ranks of a favorite. Besides her social charms, she is a talented artist and an ardent devotee of sports. She is noted especially for her poise and cheerful attitude at the approach of examinations. Essays could be written concerning Betty's affable disposition and sterling character, for she possesses the qualities of a true friend-im tegrity, loyalty and magnanimity. I' Nineteen