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

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Seventyftwo EILEEN BERNADETTE MONS OUR LADY OF LOURDES Beauty, truth and rarity, Grace in all simplicity. HILDA CONCETTA MISCIONE TRANSFIGURATION u'l'hy modesty's a candle to thy merit. AS rare as her name is our Hilda. We find in this character, all that constitutes a model Catholic student4modest, culture, loyf alty and a commendable ambition. This sweet maiden possesses all the charms of girlhood. That the qualities of womanhood will shine even more brilliantly, we have every reason to believe. Is not a determination to succeed a promising factor? May a life of happiness await A sweet girl graduatenfthis is our earnest wish for Hilda. EILEEN is filled with the joie de vivreu- her very presence radiates happiness. She has endeared herself to her classmates by her charm and simplicity of manner, and by her total lack of selffconsciousness. She is unaffected, generous, goodfhumored, studious, yet not studious enough to merit the title of bookf worm, a congenial companion and withal one who possesses the characteristics we admire most in a girl. As is to be expected in a sunny disposition, she is popular with teachers and students alike, for she is endowed with that indefinable quality which, for want of a better name, we call ' ' personalityf '

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MARY MAYOWETZ coiurus CHRISTI DRAMATIC ctus-'27, '30, '31 ART CLUB--'31 ATHLETIC CLUB-'30, '31 RECEPTION COMMITTBE-'30, '31 Oh, blest with temper whose imclouded ray, Can make tofmorrow cheerful as today! WHEN we are suddenly startled by an un' expected, Current events, girls, we are glad that Mary is not, like Sheridan, twenty miles away. She invariably saves the day. Her favorite pastimes, however, are many and favorite pastimes, however, are many and diverse-tennis, music, art, reading and swim' ming. Frank, goodfnatured, and a sincere friend- that is the compendium of Mary's character. We have high hopes for our Winsome classf mate and feel certain that her career will bring her the good fortune unalloyed which we wish her and which she so fully deserves. MARY RITA MELLOR INCARNATION Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye, IW In every gesture dignity and love. PARTINGS indeed are sad, but sadder still when they mean that we must bid Adieu to our earnest Mary, as we send her off into the wide world. We do not know the sphere she will occupy, but we do feel confident that she will have good fortune. Her name will always recall a girl, gentle and sweet, whom we all learned to love most dearly. 'Tis true, that we are at Life's crossroads, but we may rejoice that we have known her and have shared a few happy years with her. Severltyfone

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MARIE AGNES MULLANE ous LADY or Louanizs-ANNEX 1 LITERARY CLUB-.31 The blushing beauties of a modest maid. HOW like the lovely rose is our Marie! Its color is akin to her modest blushes, its perfume to her beautiful thoughts, and its attractiveness to her winning charm. She owes her glowing cheeks to her possession of a delicate conscience and a pure loving heart, which has so often dictated those elevating thoughts penned in her poetry and writing. With assurance and happy pride, we give to the world our rose, Marie. MARY FRANCES MULLIN sr. JOHN THE EVANGBLIST PRESIDENT-'28, '29 v1cEfPRBs1DaNT-'28, '31 SECRETARY-.30 TREASURER-'29 He1 glossy hair was clustered o'e'r a brow, Bright with intelligence, fair and smooth. WHEN we Brst met Mary, way back in '28 she awed us with her great big solemn brown eyes. Although shy, she was ever in quest of knowledge. Time has proven that these same orbs can twinkle mischievously but as quickly sober down to earnest study. As a student, Mary has labored conscientious' ly and her effort has won for her a successful culmination. We feel conident, Mary, that you will bring honor to Archbishop Hughes Memorial because of your concurrence with its ideals. Seventy-three