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

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MURIEL MAE REUTTER . ART CLUBM 31 . GLEE CLUBM 30 PUBLIC SCHOOL 72 ANNEX 11 ATHLETIC CLUB-130, '31 PRESIDENT-'27 In framing an artist, art has thus decreed To make some good-but others to succeed. MURIEL will be modest and simple at any cost, but one needs ingenuity to describe her latent humor. Many a time this fair young maiden's merry laughter has rung out, and what a delight it was to hear it! Let us think not that Muriel is all humor and mirth, for her scholastic and artistic abilities have shown us otherwise. Her artistic temperament has emf blazoned the hallowed walls of our Alma Mater, so that she may fittingly be designated our class artist. Accept our heartiest wishes for success in your future undertakings. C lei? Wav I. ici' e 'X xii 'Yfihl' l MARY FLORENCE RICE sA1Nr ciiuzooay THE GREAT SPIRES STAPP-'31 LITERARY CLUB-131 PRESIDENT-'29, '30, '31 vice PRESIDENT'-Q29 Her eyes are sapphires set in snow, Resembling heaven by every wink. MARYS place in the hearts of all is precious and permanent. We wish to express our appreciation and love for the steadfastness and faithfulness of her friendship. Moulded in Mary's character are the qualities that will eventually lead to certain success. Her individual personality and singular charm gain the esteem of even the most severe critic, her quiet dignity and rare distinction, the ad' miration of her chums. The perseverance and initiative that her friends have learned to couple with her name cannot but be an asset to the career Mary selects. Eightyfthree

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Eightyftwo 7 for her ALTHEA HAMPTON REID GOOD SHEPHERD LITERARY CLUB-'31 RECEPTION commrrrss-'29 Smiling always with a never fading serenity of countenance, ALTHEA is one of our serene, unobtrusive classmates, who under the mask of her seriousness, hides great talents. She is an amaf teur gardener. If the sun smiles on her floral dis' play as brightly as she does upon her companf ions, she need never worry about that garden's success. Her ability in the school world is displayed in her creditable marks. But gardener or scholar, Althea, the class of '31 extends to you the sincerest wishes for happiness and contentment. DOROTHY VERONICA RAFFERTY SBCRETARY 28 Kindness is wisdom There is 'none m li e - But needs it and may learn AFTER four years of sailing on the Good Ship Memoriahte through calm and tempest Dorothy has reached port safely An appealing and unwavering character is responsible for her popularity Her countenance has always been brightened by an entrancing smile. Beneath that outward expression hidden the treasures of true Catholic girlhood willfpower modesty loyalty Time will not deprive us of our dear memories of Dorothy as we anticipate with great confidence life s best

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Eightyffour l HELEN MARIE ROCHE ST. CHARLES BORROMEO MARY AGNES RILEY ST. ANGELA MERICI swans STAFFJNSI Aiuaurus STAPF-'31 LITERARY CLUB4l3O, '31 GLEE CLUB4129, '30, '31 RECEPTION COMMITTEB-'30, '31 PRESIDENT-'28, '29, '30, '31 She hath a natural, wise, sincerity, A simple truthfulness, and these have lent her A dignity as moveless as a center. FOREMQST on the Honor Roll of Arch' bishop Hughes Memorial stands the name -Mary Agnes Riley. Ample vindication of her worthiness may be culled from the following note: To our Presidentcg Captain by our unanimous request, you have guided the craft entrusted to your care to a safe landing in the harbor of success, still Haunting unblemished, the banner Loyf altyf' Reluctantly bidding you adieu we for' bear to express our gratitude for your unf selfish service, since the depth of our feeling challenges the adequacy of mere words, Your Classmates. GLB11 CLUB'-528 Not I, the one to adrnonish Time. FIERY of hair but not of heart is Helen. Companionable, cheery, and unruffled, she has never been guilty of hasty preciptation in her actions. Among her friends, she is known and loved for that spark of humor which flares up at the most unexpected moments. She has been one of us from the very beginning and we will, certainly, miss her companionship at parting. Whatever Held of work she adopts, may she, with that same deliberation, perform her tasks with as much conscientiousness and earnestness as she has displayed in her school years.