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

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Ninety-four CATHERINE MARY TAYLOR sr. Pius ANNEX I ATHLETIC CLUB-'31 PRESIDENT-'28, '29 Her air, her voice, her looks, her horiest soul Speak all so -movirigly in her behalf. UNDER this classmate's quiet mien there lies an unusual self which only keen per' ception may penetrate. Her earnestness and conscientiousness are readily perceived. Deter- mination and Hrmness of purpose are her most outstanding characteristics. Her pleasant smiles designate good will to all. What more can we accord her than wishes for a noble future-what more can be the premium for such gracious sweetness than the pinnacle of future happiness? DOROTHEA A. TAYLOR sr. VERONICA ATHLETIC CLUB-'30, '31 vICEfPRBsIDENTf 29 , . RECEPTION COMMITTEE' 29, 30 A second self, but nobler fair God's greatest gift, a faithful friend. DURING the past four years, we have seen Dot in the role of student, athlete and friend, and we pause to proclaim that she has played each one well. By virtue of her striking personality and Winsome disposition, she has made herself most popular. Caprice has no part in her-she is a girl of sound judgment. Her sincerity and capability will win for her a brilliant future. The good Wishes of her classmates will only serve to augment it.

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CATHERINE ROSE TAKACS CATHEDRAL ARBUTUS STAFF-'30 oRcHBsTRA-'28, '29, '30, '31 Softly speak and sweetly smile. SEEMINGLY indifferent to both scholastic and social affairs, Catherine has concealed behind an impenetrable silence an active interest in all that pertains to our high school. Her four years of playing in the orchestra have earned for her the presidency of the organization. She has charmed us with her musical technique on more than one occasion, while her mathematical ability has been the envy of us all. Although reserved in disposition, Catherine has always been ready to come for' ward to aid some less endowed classmate. Such a girl is destined to rise to great heights! HIDE CECILIA TANAKA sr. AGNES , ART CLUB- 31 RECEPTION COMMITTEE--130 PRESIDENT-'30, '31 SECRETARY- 30 However rare true love, True friendship is raver. HIDE is the embodiment of all that is artistic. Her beautiful contributions to the Art Club demonstrate her ability in creative work. Hide also excels in mathematics, there is no problem in Algebra or Geometry too difficult for her to solve. Our executive Hide has succeeded in retain' ing her poise, even though she has often planned and taken part in many pranks. Success attend you! Nmetyfthrec

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ALICE ANITA TOOHEY sr. MARGARET GLEE CLUB-'30, '31 Eyes that droop like summer flowers Told they could change with shine and showers. OUR Alice's personilication of true girlhood, combined with her cordial nature gives us a sincere friend, a sympathetic listener, a cheery comrade. It seems almost a phenomenon of human nature that one so lightfhearted should choose to revel-as we have known Alice to do-in the history of her country. Sound judgment, balanced by a fine sense of humor, predict a successful and happy future for our friend, and classmate whom we all love. W . lf f M law if .H CATHERINE A. TRACY HOLY NAME DRAMATIC CLUB-'30, '31 A bright, gentle thing, Like the dawn of the morn, O1 the dews of the spring. CATHERINE'S character presents such an unusual combination that we find it difficult to express consistently the varied impressions she has given us. Kif is shy and retiring until she knows a person well, then, however, her many charming characteristics are revealed. She is frequently impulsive, yet her vivacity has enlivened many a schoolroom conversation. She has won a score of friends in school life, but the number is small in comparison to the host of friends and admirers which will attend the success she will most certainly attain. Nineryffiue