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

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Fnfryfeighz all ' 'ffzafff MARTHA GERTRUDE LEIK ST. PETER GLEE CLUB-,Sl A kinder girl treads not the earth. MARTHA has always been one of our less talkative classmates. Someone must have impressed upon her mind, in early years, that she should be seen and not heard. She has been very successful in her scholastic work, which she has always undertaken with a characteristic wholehearted energy that amazed spectators. Martha has won for herself inf numerable friends, though few have penetrated her quiet reserve. Quiet, studious, helpful-dthus shall we al ways remember our Martha. V l MARY AGNES LEURELE CORPUS CH RISTI LITERARY CLUB-'31 DRAMATIC CLUB-'29, '30, '31 SECRETARY-531 RECEPTION COMMITTEE-'30 We met thee, like a pleasant thought, When such is wanted. PETITENESS does not signify a small amount of efficiency. Mary has proved the contrary in her cleverness as our Dramatic Club's eflicient little secretary. She is persistent in studies, jolly at play, and always optimistic. Petite best describes her, yet, we certainly couldn't allow such a delightful character to escape us entirely, conf sequently, Mary, we shall follow thee and thy pursuits e'er and anon to success.

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LUCILLE MARIE LEE HOLY ckoss-ANNEX 2 ATHLETIC ctun-'30, '31 Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. SX IE, the class of '31, are looking forward with eager expectation to the future scientihc accomplishments of our classmate. Who knows but she may surpass Einstein? Lucille has established an outstanding record in athletics. If the adroitness and sense of good sportsmanship which she has learned in this pursuit remain with her always, her success is assured. Leaving Cathedral, she takes with her the affection and good wishes of the entire class. KATHLEEN VERONICA LEEN HOLY SPIRIT A laughing eye, a nimble wit, A friendly heart, thatls all of it. THROUGHOUT the school it would be hard to find a girl who does not know and appreciate the sense of humor with which Kathleen is so richly endowed. No group of funfmakers is complete without her. Many times we have listened with eagerness to some of her compositions which had the power either to convulse us with their bantering or render us speechless with an appreciation of their worth. When the portals of Alma Mater close behind Kathleen, we shall have lost one of the brightest, cheeriest and friendliest girls we have ever known. F iftyfset en

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JULIETTE TERESA LIPPE oua LADY os LOURDES GLEE CLUB-128, '29, '30 ATHLETIC CLUB-'29, '30 PRESIDENT-'27 VICE'PRESIDENTYq3O TREASURER-'29 Rare compound of oddity, frolic and 'To 'relish a joke and 'rejoice in a pun. WHEN, in music class, we were startled by a sudden demand to exert our vocal cords, how happy were we that Juliette was in our midst, to carry the efforts of her less gifted classmates on to a happy ending. Yet it is not Juliette's songfbird qualities alone that have won for her the admiration of her friends, but also her magnetic personality. Carefree and happy the whole day through, she maintains her poise even in the most trying situations while her optimism is the envy of all who know her. We bid you, adieu, Juliette, confident that success will smile on all your efforts. RECEPT t t A will her eq Stau in her HER manner gentle, her Catherine is classmates. She hopeful, the gloomy side of life never phases CATHERINE HELEN LOGAN sr. PAUL GLEE CLUBAQZS, '29, '30, '31 1oN commirrizis-'28 cheerful temper joined with innocence make beauty attractive, knowledge def lightful and wit goodfnaturedf' is always pleasing, her speech attitude admirable. a very dear friend to all her has always been cheerful, ever uanimity. nch loyalty to our Alma Mater as shown keen interest in school affairs, will be l translated into proportionate energy in another activity that will soon claim her attention. F i fty-n me