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

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Sixty FLORENCE ELIZABETH LONG ST. AGNES LITERARY CLUB-'30, '31 ARBUTUS STAFF-l3l DRAMATIC CLUB'-530, '31 VICE'PRESIDENT'l29, '30, '31 RECEPTION COMMITTEE-'29, '30, '31 'lTl1e spriglitly wit, the lively eyes, The engaging smile, the gaietyf' GRAY eyes are generally pensive, but Florence's usually hold a twinkle that is ill concealed. Here is a true girl in the world of girls whose candid humor claims affection. Her wit has served her well in her Work as Bons Mots Editor of our paper, and her never' failing gaiety has always brightened our school years. She possesses a forceful dramatic power that was augmented in the ruthless conniving villain, Baradas, of Richelieu, We need not wish her joy, for, as long as the world laughs, she will laugh with it, and laughter with happiness are for her nearly synonymous. MURIEL FRANCES MACKENZIE OUR LADY OF MERCY VICE'PRESIDENTi'l29 . . RECEPTION COMMITTEB- 29, 30 Thus wisely careless, innocently gay, Cheerfully she played. FOUR years ago, the Bronx sent Cathedral an ambitious youngster-Muriel. Since then, dullness has ceased to exist for the Class of '31, in the pleasure of her companionship. She possesses a lovable temperament. Her ever ready smile and delightful optimism will gain for her even more friends. Those who are fortunate in knowing Muriel deem her a loyal companion and true sportswoman. May happiness attend you in whatever field you display your talents, Muriel.

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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

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ROSE THERESA MCBRIDE CATHEDRAL The secret of being lovely is being sweet. UNPRETENTIOUS, calm and mild, yet funf loving and everfready to smile, may best describe our Rose. Here is a loyal and generous nature, enriched by a subtle humor which refuses to be concealed even by her cloak of reserve. Her scholastic endeavors have been rewarded with the success which conscientiousness and perseverance invariably merit. A charming companion is Rose, in whose pretty dimples lurks the secret of her irresistible appeal to her numerous friends. May golden success dawn as a bright aurora early upon your career! T KATHLEEN CORNELIA MCCLAUREY GLEE CLUB-'30, '31 ATHLETIC CLUB,-'30, '31 RECEPTION COMMITTEE-'28, '29, '31 The best part of beauty is that which a picture cannot show. THE A, B, C's of Kathleen's character are amiability, beauty of mind and charm. Once you become acquainted with her, you have found a true friend. She possesses the power to converse freely on various topics without be' coming tiresome or uninteresting. She does not permit her splendid athletic ability to interfere with her work as a student. An even disposition, cultured manner and scintillating humor warrant her success in life. We shall always remember her as a gay com' . W panion. Sixtyfone