Good Counsel College - Vestigia Yearbook (White Plains, NY)

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'ft r M , Sv 5 Life? lr l 'TAP E C'-:av lv i ' Misfit ' f all HSS? . 3223 Q 2 il fag' f ' it ',,.,,. X Ji if S-. AQ i. 1 i E, 5, xp l W 1. - ?4-ff'-64142425-zfsswma, M 'MW ' 1 M 'k'WL'rf5 -'tifkawsint wr w ,awww as A awww Wm v . W.. , W L4 Wt K C l f , .A 1, . 5 :N -+1 552.221 V, ., I ,-. f ,AU 1 st, .iii , vi 1 I ' ' l 5 GRACE M. CREAVY, BA. TUCKAHOE, N. Y. 'gCalm, whatfoeuer .ftormf may Jhalee the worlclf' Grace is one ofthe happy-go-lucky members ofthe senior class, who always helped to brighten long days. We don't believe she has ever been seen Without that famous laugh of hers, and if she has, she has been asleep. Since our acquaintance with Grace we realize that she possesses the main quality of true friendship which is loyalty. Through the past four years her generosity and her amiability proved themselves. Her eager, pleasant smile and uncontrollable hair indicate her desire for action and her ability as an athlete .... Grace has not told us much about her ambition, but, whatever field of endeavor she chooses will be most fortunate in gaining the service of one so blessed with remarkable personality and an optimistic outlook on life. Sodality of tht' Blefyfd Virgin llflary, I, Dramatif Club, I, 2. 2, 3, Publicity Committez, 4. Collegium Parnafium, 3. Catholic Student Miffion League, I, 2, Atltlftic Affociation, I, 2, 3, Treafurfr, 3, 4. 4, Vice-Prffident. Glef Club, 1, 2, 3, -I. Weftchester Cltaptfr, 4. 44

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MARGARET EILEEN CLEARY, B.S. -'3.1i,,, ,el : g . ' YONKI-ERS, NEVV YORK S'1'ncfre 'ICF work, 51-IZCBFEYDII playfl An act ofim ulsiveness ained Eileen the name of Re 'ie van a ellation that has P 'xl QL a P been hers throughout her entire college careerg and that same impulsiveness has gained her an enviable number of friends and good times for the past four years. But Re Y fie's', colle e life has not been a mere round of fung work and artici ation 5-5-Q if P in the extra curricular activities of her college have marked her progress to the final commencement. Possessed of a fine alto voice, her presence in the Glee Club was quite indispensable, and her four year membership in that organization has been a record of-cooperation and interest. Sodality of tha Blmrfd Virgin Ma13', I, Dramatir .f4550ciat1'on. 3, 4, Trfafurer, 4. 2,3,4. Equeftrizuz Club,l. 2,3. Clff Club, I, 2, 3, -I. 1'Vf5trhe,ftfrCl1aprr'r, -1. ,f-ithletir 14fJociatio1z, I, 2. 43 l - w let X1 tis S ,if ,W 1 ,Q .V . Q, r .iv sf, 4 fa 'TX was X Sei Jil ii lg. p 1 i riy' . j i 5 ' WE . we f i t- - 7i:! lllWri,? , V. .fm '34 ' Y . 6

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I . . 1 l' 2 if . , F -,,. ,I ,. 'f . . Q. 5 + i ' 52 . .2 ,VL V If I? X DOROTHY DRISCOLL, HS. l NEW YORK CITY Enjoy Lhe prefent, whaffoewr it bf, and be not Jolicilozu !lbOZt1ffhEf1tfZl7'K.U The Howery phrases of the usual Write-up are not suited to Dorothy. Her's is not a personality that requires the banalities of Hattering adjectives. It is futile to try to match line, intangible qualities in that manner. Let us just say She is the best sport, the truest friend, and a worthy companion for any hour of funf' As a horse- Woman, she Won recognition on the campus, as the driver of Nippy the Ford, she won the awe of more conservative drivers, and as Dot,', she Won the friendship of scores of her associates. Sodality of the Bleffed Virgin Zlflary, I, Alhlffif Affvfialivn, 1, 2,3- 2,3,4. Riding CZub,1,2,3,4, PreJident,3. Gln Club, 1, Dramatic Club, 3. Prefz'0nian Siajf, I, 3, Adzfertifing Manager, 3. 45 -.w if