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

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CATHERINE CECILIA KNOUD CATHEDRAL GLEE CLUB-'28, '29, '30, '31 A true friend to everyone, Always jolly and full of fun. HAVE you ever met a person, whose hearty laugh and dry humor inspire a wish for future friendship? If you have, you will under' stand our feelings toward Catherine. She is a true optimist, a loyal friend and an ideal comf panion. In parting, Catherine, we need not wish you happiness, for that, we are confident, will be yours. Your sunny smiles and many charms will bring a ready response to all your future enterprises. MARCELLA RITA KUHNER sr. AGNES ART CLUB? 31 Amazing brightness, purity and truth, Eternal joy and everlasting love. MARCELLA is one of our most reserved classmates, yet her scholastic brilliancy and dependability are unquestionable. Unperturbed facility marks her industry in the field of Publius Virgilius Marc, whose wanderings hold for her no terrors. Her unselfishness in placing such literary beauty at the disposal of less talented companions has aroused our sentiments of respect and gratitude. Marcella's life ambition has thus far been concealed. It will be of a lofty type and we know it will merit the laurel of victory. Fnftyflliree

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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.

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F iftyf four VIOLA MARY LAIRD coxufus cmusrr PHILOMENA LO GUIDICE TRANSFIGURATION PRESIDENT-'28 sEcRE'rARYd'28 A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. HER reserve and natural cleverness make Philomena memorable. During the annals of our school life, not once has she failed us. Her ability to emerge victorious from her battle with unknown and to prove that K-bh, has unquestionably placed her in the ranks of our most excellent mathematicians. We must not picture Philornena as devoting all her attention to a study of mathematics, for she has proven a most efficient scholar in every course she has undertaken. May Good Fortune attend you! A fair girl of eighteen, Fresh glittering with graces Of mind and of mienf' WHEN we look back upon our highfschool career we will undoubtedly think of the lightfhearted girl who brightened our hours of study. Her deep brown eyes danced in and out among one's tired and listless thoughts, often breaking and banishing the monotony of work. Among our sweetest recollections will be Viola's contribution to our book of school lifeg then too, added to these, an appreciative memory of her geometric ability, that smoothed, to some degree, the hard long road of knowledge. , ,