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

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CATHERINE MARGARET SHEEHY SAINT GABRIEL ATHLETIC CLUB-'31 PRESIDENT-l27 She learns the bounds of common sense, And safely walks within the fence. GUR advice to you is-when you're looking for a true friend, find Catherine. She is trustworthy, understanding and entirely def pendable. Catherine is the model of the perfect lady all should try to imitate. As a student, she has few peers, for Cather' ine is ever alert and studious in class. Despite her seriousness of mind, her flashing smile has done much to win her many friends. All shall remember her generosity, her highfmindedness, her fidelity to duty. Catherine has decided on a business career and we wish to extend our wishes to herl for a bright and happy future. She deserves it! CATHERINE JOAN SMART ST. MICHAEL GLEE CLUB-'29 ATHLETIC CLUB-'29, '30, '31 To know thee is to love To name thee is to praise. LIKE Brutus of old, Kay sits high in the hearts of all. Being the possessor of a vivacious and wholly charming personality she has made herself an almost indispensible part of our high school career. We will not soon forget her valuable conf tributions to the achievements of the Athletic Club nor the good cheer she has radiated through the darkest days. Kay is particularly happy when she is participating in pleasurable enter' prises. With the realization of her social com' petence and intelligence combined with her good sense, we know her success is assured. Eighty-nine

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Eightyfeight MARY ELIZABETH SCOTT RESURRECTION MARGARET JOSEPHINE SCHOFF sr. VINCENT FERRER DRAMATIC CLUB-'30 As glowing as the summer and as tender as a flower. INTELLECTUAL, full of affection and kind' ness is our fascinating and extraordinary fairy like friend. She is earnest, unselfish and as true to principle as the needle to the pole. No one could ever accuse her of making a mean or narrow minded assertion. She is entirely above that petty envy and jealousy that so often mar the character. Is it any wonder that her countenance is angelic and her smile like a sunny day in summer? May she proceed prosperously and reign. spmas STAFF-'31 ATHLETIC CLUB-QSO, '31 She mixed laughter with the serious. THAT good things come in small packages is true of Mary, theuliterary lightn of '31. She is mischievous Mary, to the faculty, Scotty to her classmates, but somewhat of a mystery to us all. Although marked for her nonchalance, Scotty's eagerness to upset longf established principles of Physics has caused many a welcome digression during a hectic period. Many times have we trembled as she strove to suppress, her uncontrollable giggles during a serious moment. In farewell, may we wish success and def served literary fame to Mary, good luck and happiness to our- Scotty,

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Ninety KATHRYN MADELINE SPIESS SAINT JOHN THE EVANGELIST SECRETARYll28 A smooth and steadfast mind, Gentle thoughts and calm desires. AN ambitious young person who is made of sterner stuff than most of us in educaf tional pursuits is Kathryn. Her scholarly prof hciency combined with a serious friendliness and quiet earnestness has attended her through the years of our acquaintance. Her meticulous neatness and capability to juggle the most intricate Latin phrases 'arouse in us a feeling of respectful awe. We hereby predict for this staunch little classmate a bright future, attained by the efforts of an active brain and a willingness to learn. HELEN MARGARET STEVENSON A sT. MICHAEL LITERARY CLUB-'30, '31 ATHLETIC CLUB-'29, '30, '31 VARSlTY'l3O, '31 A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. Q EVERY class can boast of at least one all around girl, and we have found ours in Helen. The skating season claims her as an eager devotee, while swimming and tennis are her pastimes in summer. Her enviable position on the Varsity testifies to her prowess on the basketfball court. Although she confesses a weakness for social life, it never interferes with her scholastic duties. There is about Helen a real unaffectedness, a sparkle of distinction, which this blase old world of ours has never obliterated and still appreciates.