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

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Seventyffowr VERONICA ISABELLA MURPHY ST. RAYMOND'ANNEX 2 VERONICA C. MURPHY sA1NTs PETER AND PAUL-ANNEX 1 GLEE cLuE4'3O, '31 'Treshfblooming hope, gay daughter of the sky. GENEROUS, sincere, funfloving and possess' ing a rare gift4a certain hidden charm of manner, Veronica has sailed through her four years at Cathedral High School, laughing at trouble, avoiding gloom, and consoling those who could not look forward to examinations with so carefree an attitude as she. However, behind her laughing lips and twinkling eyes is hidden a lofty ambition. We predict for you, Veronica, a great triumph in the business world, and we, your classmates, wish to say: All luck to you! DRAMATIC CLUB-QZQ, '50, '31 RECEPTION COMMITTEE-530, '31 Grace was in all her steps, In every gesture, dignity. TO those with whom she has associated in school life, Ronnie has proven herself a kind spirited, pleasant and agreeable classmate. Her dispositions are certainly irreproachable, her cheerful demeanor and persevering zeal have marked her a true Cathedralite. Her little pleasantries, her gracious kindness, her solicitous attitude toward others have raised her high in our consideration. Whatever may be the field of your endeavors, Veronica, may your earnestness and agreeable manner bring you vvellfdeserved recognition.

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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

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,io VERONICA MARIE MURPHY sT. ANGELA MERICI SPIRES STAFF-'31 LITERARY cLUIxA'3O DRAMATIC CLUB-'31 RECEPTION COMMITTEE-'31 Do thou, as thou art wont, repair my heart with gladness, and a share of thy meek nature! HOW dismal is the forest floor without its woodland flowers! Their presence makes the knotty undergrowth and hidden rocks more endurable. So also is the world beautified by a thoughtful nature originating in nobility of sou . We love our capable Veronica when her voice ripples with laughter, when her eyes flash in mirth, but when she is silent-then she is most dear to us. Are not silent souls the most powerful? ANNE LORITA MYHAN HOLY NAME DRAMATIC CLUB-'29, '30, '31 PRESIDENT-.28 TREASURER DRAMATIC CLUBNTHB1 RECEPTION COMMITTEE-'30, '31 Gracious as sunshine, sweet as dew Shut in a lily's golden core. IF you will turn a few pages in the mental records of High School Reminiscencef' there will be revealed among the sweetest recollecf tions a fair countenance, full of cheer and replete with sympathy, exuberant without being obtrusive, amicable in its friendly simplicity. What other name would title her than Anne ? We enact a none too facile but none the less affectionate salaam to our gracious Dramatic Club Treasurer, who has the extraordinary capacity to be winningly serene, yet competently persuasive in affairs of dues and .similar matters. Wish success to our girl of the world of girls, who, in our four years of high school companionship, has gained from each and every one of us the commendation of with malice toward none. Seventy-five