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

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ANNE CHRISTINA JUDGE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION-ANNEX 1 RECEPTION corvimirrniz-'31 Her every tone is rnusic's own, Like those of morning birds, And something more than melody Dwells ever in her words. ONLY one who has heard these words, com' ing as a bit of sunshine peeping through a gray sky can realize the hope, the joy, and the comfort they can give. The ever calm and gentle surface of her disposition is enhanced by a subtle humor catching up all in a tide of fun and laughter. Anne seems to go on her way, spreading sun' shine, sharing all things with others, their joys as well as their sorrows, and in turn she is well beloved. MARJORIE DEANE KELLY HOLY NAME DRAMATIC CLUB-'29, '30, '31 ' RECEPTION comrviirraiz-'31 To me more dear, congenial to my heart, One native charm, than all the gloss of art. HERE is another girl in the class whose fun' loving nature combines with a charm and grace of mien that has endeared her to us in the two years of our companionship. Marjorie is a piquant, fascinating little lady who loves learning, but not too muchg she has an obvious penchant for dancing, music and song, and her nimble feet have provided en' tertainment for many an impromptu social. Her scholastic standard is commendable, her smile, perfect. Wouldn't you like to know her? We love our chum and say not goodbye but Au revoir as we separate for a time. Fiftyrc-rig

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Fifty l , CATHERINE TERESA JOYCE MMACULATB CONCEPTION, MASS. GLEE CLUB'-531 Gentle of speech, benejicent of mind. UPON Hrst acquaintance, Catherine impressed us as a somewhat demure, unassuming inf dividual, but further intimacy solicited for her a special place in all our hearts. A girl of few words, Catherine is the possessor of a refined, charming personality that is not averse to a sally of wit. Regarding scholarship, she is most zealous and conscientious in the preparation of all her studies. Unusual work is reserved for such as you, may you attain the height of your cherished ambition! MARY AGNES HYLAND sr. IGNATIUS LoYoLA Far may we search before we fl cl A heart so womanly and so kind. SCHOOL day memories perhaps shall fade as the years roll by, but We have reserved a special place in our hearts for our ever pleasant unobtrusive classmate, Mary. In every endeavor she has exhibited con scientious effort, thus bespeaking her strong character which, behind a mask of quiet self reserve, reveals Mary to 'Lunseeing eyes a reticent, rather shy young lady. When the journey is rough on the road that is beckoning us all, Mary need have no fear for her's is the beautiful gift to inspire loyal sincere friendship.

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F iftyftwo JOSEPHINE KIELY sr. THOMAS AQUINAS ANNEX 2 MARY VERONICA KELLY sr. PETER AND PAUL-ANNEX 1 GLEE CLUBJQB1 Sweet bird that shunn'st the noise of folly, Most musical, most melancholy. BEHOLD a small Miss Efficiency whose chief capability lies in punctual performance of study and thorough perseverance in her attempts. She is pleasingly quiet, but not bashful in the least. Even a troublesome French translaf tion cannot disturb her placid earnestness, and her practical views on current topics are en' tertaining and instructive. A little bird, perching on our inquisitive shoulders, nods his head wisely when we predict that Mary will be a social worker. What is his opinion? When we are wishing Mary a fond farewell, we'll ask the secret, and offer our congratulations. GLEE CLUB-'30, '31 , . ATHLETIC CLUB- 30, 31 'LA face with gladness overspread, Soft smiles, by human kindness bred. IT can be truly said that during jo's years at Cathedral she has become one of the most popular and admired of all our girls. Her optif mistic attitude in the face of many difficulties has tided her over many a crucial moment. To those who know her personally for her kindness, sincerity, cheerfulness and vivacity, her friendship is invaluable. It is said that fortune smiles on those who are cheerfulg if so, jo's cup of success will al' ways be filled to overflowing.