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

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Thlrtyfsix MARY URSULA FARMER ST. CATHERINE ACADEMY DRAMATIC CLUB'-'29, '30, '31 RECEPTION COMMITTEE-'30, '31 Of every noble work the silent part is bestg Of all expression that which can not be expressed. TAKE a large amount of seriousness, almost as much jollity, thirty per cent studiousness and love for dancing, and you will have conf cocted a most pleasing recipe, in the records of High School Memories, suitably named-just Mary. She is one of our changeable types, wearing a masque of opaque gravity at times, and, at others, a countenance of gaiety. Attentive at work, she is gay at social gatherings. We shall miss you, Mary, yet we wish you CATHERINE VIRGINIA FARRELLY ST. AUGUSTINE ATHLETIC CLUB-'31 PRESIDENT-'27 VICE PRESIDENT-'28, '29 RECEPTION COMMITTEE-'28, '29, '30, '31 Arid in spite of her wild delightful ways, A quaint precision rules her days. IN Kay we blend the most interesting qualities of student and friend. She is quite intelligent but takes neither herself nor the rest of the world too seriously. Instead of withdrawing to some secluded spot, weary students remain with her to be entertained with her delightful chatter on events of the moment. A laudable power of concentration, supplef mented by a very sunny disposition makes a strong bid for a successful Kay in whatever avocation she may select. I all the success possible. I

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KATHLEEN J. EGAN BPIPHANY DRAMATIC CLUB-'31 PRESIDENT-'27 Smiling always with a never fading serenity of countenance, and flourishing in an imf mortal youth. KATHLEEN'S prominent trait is her ex' traordinary way of being original. Even in her most serious moments, originality holds sway and many a dull afternoon has been brightened by a bit of her unwittingly droll humor. Yet, her fun does not eclipse her tenacity in holding to her theories and voicing her per' sonal opinions with conviction. Whatever the future has reserved for you, Kath, we give you a hearty toast of good' felloship and reluctantly say, Au revoir! MARY AGNES FANNING INCARNATIONQANNBX 1 Softly speak and sweetly smile. RESERVED and quiet, Mary embodies all the characteristics of simple, refreshing girlhood, free from the element of modern soph- istication. Let not a gentle voice be mistaken for weakness, a serious demeanor for a grave or dull interior! Mary's mild appearanze cloaks a funfloving spirit. Despite her quiet manner, she has always proved an interesting conversaf tionalist. Whatever profession she may choose to follow cannot but be embellished by her inf herent enthusiam. To the reticent and dignified Mary-Success ! Tlurlyffive

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DOROTHY JEAN FERRICK INCARNATION SPIRES s'rAFF-'31 Am' ctus-'31 ATHLETIC CLUB-'30 PRESIDENT-'28 One science only will one genius fit: So vast is art: so narrow human wit. DOTTY'S smile is one that holds within it' self a gentleness that bespeaks fathomless kindness. Her wit and originality make her a delight to all who have the privilege of her inf timacy. She has shown her devotedness and un' tiring loyalty in high school activities by her associations with several clubs. We will all agree that neither did she conceal her talent of posterfdesigning. She is ever wellfpoised, cheerful and withal an ideal example of the refinement of Catholic culture. We feel she needs no further preparaf tion to meet life's problems. VIVIENNE ALMA FILLE conrus cHRls'r1 GLBE CLUB'l31 9 RECEPTION COMMITTEE-'29, 30 The girl of whom we all are proud, She smiles, and dares to laugh out loud. A WINSOME smile and Vivienne are synonymous, for who has ever seen her frown? Her sparkling wit, which finds an outlet in an odd ropensity for nick-naming, has procured for hier a unique place in the hearts of her classmates. Vivienne has high social ambitions and has done her very best to make our graduation different With due appreciation but sincere regret we wish you a hearty Bon Voyage as you begin your journey on the sea of life. Thirty-seven