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

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Twemyfeighr MARY ELIZABETH COSGROVE sr. Pius CATHEDRAL ANNEX I ' As by your wisdom, all things else, 'You mainly were sti'rr'd up. THERE is a tinge of humor, a note of laughter mingled with the general seriousness of her nature: she works diligently where inf dustry is requisite, and when le travail may be put aside, and play be indulged in, Mary is one of our good chumsf' Many a gloomy history page must have been left more amiably, for her interest concerning it. She is an excellent student, serious about keeping her standard as a scholar among the highest. With sincerest regrets, we bid goodbye, or rather au revoir' to one of our most loyal friends. Mary has not as yet revealed the secret of her future, but we hope she meets with all success in her endeavors. ELIZABETH MARY COWAN sr. LUKE LITERARY CLUB-'30, '31 cuss CLUB-'30, '31 ATHLETIC CLUB- 30, 31 With your unflinching eyes, unflinching face, Like a small angel, carved in a high place. IN Elizabeth we End an unexpected combinaf tion of sincerity and humor so excellently blended that they give her a definite place and special charm. Indeed fortunate were we when first we made the acquaintance of one so un' assuming and cheerful. Nevertheless, it was only as the years passed that we learned to appreciate Elizabeth's courtesy and constancy. She has, we learn, and urge to a business life and wholefheartedly we wish her a fulfillment of her ambition.

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EUGENIA VICTORIA' CORBERA OUR LADY OF LOURDES DRAMATIC ctus-'30 sncnnraav-'29 Candor is the seal of a noble mind, the ornament and pride of man, the sweetest charm of woman and the rarest virtue of sociabilityf' THIS favorite is the fortunate possessor of a distinctive personality coupled with a charm not readily analyzed. In Eugenia we find a rare combination, the reserve of years plus the live' liest qualities of youth. Candid, clever and observant, Eugenia has often amazed us with her delightful, graphic and ever witty descriptions. Eugenia's love for literature and her deep inf sight presage success in ournalism, while her nonchalant acceptance ofj whatever the Fates present assures her of a smooth journey past Life's crossroads. ! .. . L ,-'f 1 . T .. .QA - ' 1+ , ly fl l ' ELSIE CORMIER sr. BENEDICT RECEPTION COMMITTEE-'29, '30 Her voice was ever soft, Gentle, and low, an excellent thing in woman. ELSIE possesses various pleasing qualities but the foremost of these is her pleasant demeanor toward all with whom she associates. She is remarkable for her simplicity in every undertaking. Success as a student, and evident musical ability do not tend to develop pride by building up the sofcalled superiority complex. May you continue to win new laurels, Elsie, and may you realize your loftiest ambition! 'Twenty seven

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SARAH VERONICA CULLIGAN INCARNATION GLBE CLUB-'28, '29, '30, '31 ATHLETIC CLUBYQZI PRESIDENT-'30 RECEPTION COMMITTEE-'30, '31 A sunny smile is the soul of Success. IN Sally we have a delightful blending of seriousness and good humor, qualities which, in her case, form a harmonious combination. The result is irresistible. Sally is ever eager and most willing to assist her classmates in distress. She might have been the inspiration for the slogan, Keep Smiling, for she is an adept in the art. One need not remain long in her presence to discover the depth of sincerity and the infectious geniality which will demand success for Sally. ELEANOR REGINA CUNNINGI-IAM ST. COLUMBA DRAMATIC CLUB-'28, '29 GLEE CLUB-'30, '31 She cannot change, as others do, Tho' some unjustly scorn. HER calm spirit, friendly nature and generous attitude have made Eleanor a much desired classmate. She is quietly dignided on all occaf sions and her sweet smile has never failed to dissipate the most threatening clouds of dis' quietude. May the success which has crowned her efforts, especially in the club presentations, continue to flow in abundance upon whatever situation in life she may choose. Twentyfmne