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

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V57-. H3,r2,,g. EJVY 1 5' L 1 a, X 'A Tlfl' FRANCES HOGAN, BA. l KINGS PARK, I.. I. The power of genfleneu if 1'rreJz'5tible. Gradually we came to know that her soft retirement was an indication of a calm mind behind a pleasing quietude. To our regret, we confess we know far less socially of Frances than we truly desire. But we are well aware of the highly creditable man- ner in which she has discharged her scholastic obligations. Qualities ofdependability and worth made her an excellent Vice-President ofthe Student Council .... So also will these same qualities insure her swift progress in whatever she undertakes. Sodality of the Bleffed Virgin Mary, I, Collegium Parnafium, 3. 2, 3, 4. VESTIGIA Slaj, Ayfistemz Ar! Editor, 4. Student Council, Vice-Preridenf, 4. Brooklyn-Long Ifland Chapter, 1, 2, 3. Glee Club, I. 51 LIU' N4

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ffl' V lik i li' WK We Sify' M, .Q in J' ' me ff -lt: 1 l .1. v- ' - Jag, ,i ,A i-t un We 1 .ff . , ,i X, f 4 5 ' I if ' 'r 'I' r Q 2 2 V ' iii' K 1' :wr ' W rit H .i is it , Mc f 'lik .1 'X 3 ll? ww-:PEM 3: QQ ,, 4 if 213 .ny is 1, bi Q52 34 ?X U t 4., . MM, 1-A ffyf. .5 .R VI L -- w.. 'E-g H: Cy al . 'iz ' if, M ' HK A l ' V 5E.,g. 1 24 ' KATHLICICN E. KEICNAN, HA. New YORK CITY l,1lfe1'5foo .tlzorlfor azzglzi buf lziglz fiidmz'0r. How can we put in black and white the fascination of the person we call Kay. She ponders well before she speaks and her utterences are enhanced and enriched by their sparseness and infrequency .... She knows when to be serious and yet in her make-up there lurks a running laughter, the appreciative vein, the sincere joy of true friendship. Well do we remember Kay as Good Counsel's representative in the Inter-Collegiate Washiiigtcmii Bi-Centennial Celebration. Oratory is a hobby with Kathleen and her cleverness and ability in that particular field won for her the Kearney Memorial Medal for Debating .... To recapitulate briefly-Kathleen is an individualist, sailing the sea of life, propelled by her own thoughts and ideas for she alone is the Captain of her Ship. Sodality of thf Blfyfed Virgin Maryi, I, iiPT55Z071id1l,, Staj,3, J. 2, 3, 4. Hiflory Club, 3. 1Wu5icClz4b, 2. Athlflic Affociatioiz, I, 2, 3. Spaiiifli Club, 3. New York Chapter. Claw Iliyforiaii, I. Preflon Debating Socifty, I, 3, 4. Gln' Club, I. Dramatic Club, 2, 3. VESTICSIA Staff, Editor-iii-Chief. 52 if