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

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MARGARET C. STEWART ASCE NSION DRAMATIC CLUB-S28, '31 ATHLETIC CLUB-A'31 RECEPTION COMMITTEE-'31 Not pranks, but wisdom and foresight Make her life a projit and delight. MARGARET is a girl of jovial spirits who does not take life overfseriously, yet she has convinced all that she possesses one of Solomons leading qualities, wisdom. Her popuf larity is perhaps due to the joy she can garner from the commonplace. As life is a stage we are certain that Margaret's part there will be as perfectly enacted as it has been here at Cathedral. FRANCES ANN SULLIVAN ST. PAUL LITERARY CLUB-Q31 DRAMATIC CLUB'-'28 ATHLETIC CLUB-'30, '31 RECEPTION CoMMITTEEM'28, '29, '30 The e was a calm and pensive grace A cast of thought about her face. MUCH sense plus a little nonsense equals Frances. If one knew her not, one would think her quiet, sober, but with a closer ac' quaintance one would change one's opinion. Behind those brown eyes lies a hidden gleam of humor. Ever an attentive listener, an interesting conversationalist, and a conscientious student, Frances has won a high rank in the class of '31. Is she succeed as well in later years as she has done in the past four, Cathedral is assured of another distinguished alumna, ds' Nmetyfo ne

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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.

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Ninetyfrwo JCHANNA ELIZABETH SULLIVAN ST. vaRoNrcA cLAss PRESIDENT-'29 ARBUTUS STAFF-'31 LITERARY CLUB-'30, '31 ATHLETIC cLUB-'30, '31 She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies. OHANNA has left on our hearts imprints J that can never be erased. If her happiness were ours, her eyes have twinkledg yet when sorrow came our way, her tenderness was too deep to be readily forgotten. Studies have proved no burden to our friend! In her work here, she has conquered difficulties with such facility that we may predict that her final goal will be easily won. Her innumerable admirable qualities demand it. CATHERINE MARGARET SWEENEY OUR LADY or soon COUNSEL VICE'PRBSIDENT'-129 SECRETARY l28 A fair girl of seventeen Fresh, glittering with grace Of mind and of mienf' WHILE Catherines energy is prodigious, her tact is a guarantee of her success in life. Her wholesome disposition discloses itself in a cheerful, helpful, thoughtfulness of others. She never gives the impression of overfaweing us by doing great thingsg she proceeds about her work in a manner that leads one to feel her motto is Lente festine, but she accomplishes more in her apparent slowness than others who are loquacious. Her sterling quality of patience has been well demonstrated to her loyal friends, whose prayerful wishes will follow her in her career of usefulness.