Queen of Peace High School - Pact Yearbook (North Arlington, NJ)

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MABHIE IROSJE ABNOILD Du rr H Hllilpjvy 41111 Ig from ulri' I'm fr'i'i'! DUTCH, as she is known to her classmates, came to us in the grammar school. Through the four years of high school, Marie won renown in sports. She is fond of dancing, fond of parties but not of mechanical drawing. These are only a few of the sterling character- istics of our Dutch, She is undecided as to what her career will be, but, we hope, that in whatever Held she enters, she will meet with the utmos't success. AILIICIE BAIRBABA BATON Fm NC ull-. It ix :ml ulml ifn' .vu-yr, but fbi' :Wy rbi' myx il. IF you happen to pass' a young lady, not small but not tall, with a French look and curls in her hair, you may be sure that that person is our Frenchie.', Her cheerful smile and sparkling eyes bespeak her good nature. Besides her many other interes'ts, Alice is greatly devoted to France. Her friendship is a valuable possession to those fortunate enough to win it. Our separation from French- ie will only increase the ioy of meeting her again. ,. ANNA IDA BAUIEBILIEJIN UANNH WLM li lift' if in' nmnnl fu' IlH'l'fvY and gi1y. ' Jw ANN,', who came to us in the seventh grade, is a lovable girl with a happy smile and jolly dis'posi- tion. To accompany her disposition, she possesses an in- , fectious giggle that will burst forth at a moment's notice. K Anna is also a good student and an easy-to-get-along-with friend. To Whatever call of life she answers, Ann will l be a worthy addition. It is with sincerest good wishes that we bid this classmate a fond goodbye. s- 'win . ,WNX 1l'Ui'flI while. CILABA IHIAZTEIL BIECIKILUND Him 1 Q A4 sb :- Q fi I 3 I ' 1Q'f.iFT,- -J v I I ' l I ,gn . ., 3' 2... A ---:f - -- , ,fig ZF-'E ' Z if X --f. -'11 ' Vt? LAL: 1121 .-411 fr' 'fiif my L. f... ' ttf sl' -rpg.: ,fi ay., fl 'LQ' ,xi rf! L :xiii I 'lr' V 'Iv K' ci, -tm 111 X .XXL fs.. S1 '1--1 1 g su ..,4 ,E if ,. ,. .'-: .5 jx. . Z rf' v L . 7 .. -ff-ii Mil ' ' . L ,I - 1'-f '51 - . Z3. 7-71 i -XSL: ' . nl . -'V' 'iff' if ,1 9 ..!, .iv I Thr :willy jul, fbi' fri'qm'ul xmilr umlzi' lwr frirmltfmifr in-ll HEP'S,, sparkling eyes and cheerful smile bespeak her good nature. Wherever you meet her, whether in class or out of it, her smile and cheerful words of greet- ing make you appreciate Clara's grand disposition. She is a good student and always willing to help others. Hep will always be remembered as an all around pal. We hope that she will be as successful in all her endeavors out of school as she was in it. Good luck, Hep ! Page Nim'I1'i'n if? i .

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YOILAN A MIONA BILANCIHIIE YoLA She is frrvlfy lo uwlk uilb uml ufilty lo fulk u'ilb. YCDLA is a good example of a modern girl. She man- ages to divide her time equally well between her studies and her outside pleasures. Black wavy hair, brown eyes and a smooth complexion are her happy inheritance. If you mix one part checrfulness, one part studiousness, and one part determination, you will have the ingredients that make our Yola. To this true, sincere and jolly friend, all her classmates bid adieu and wish the best of success. MARGARET TIHIIERIESA CATTIERAILIL UIVIIDGLU Shu ii alllulf, uml liken' by ux ull. NO group of people either in school or in business can get along without a little ray of sunshine. To those with whom she has been associated in school life, Midge has been just that. She has always lent a willing hand when anything needed to be done. Not like us all, Midge has no trouble with her hair, for it is naturally curly. If she continues to develope in the future the virtues she has shown in her school days, we will hear good news concerning her. KK., f ',- . .X?i :S3'x', xi. i' : ,.:-u .i iff fur' lg? 53: '+' 7:1 Q3 LIN, Mix.: -,ic-:gr ik? 'J 'T 1 . Q? I .:. 5, V. . ' 'if' 5' 'vi' S1 '33, Le ',-tw V' li 1 .- .lx l 342 - s -fs V J V '- '1:- sf 7.- 4 fin' x jg ' A TF., 1 '-t',:. 'VF l .Ik .-7 1 ,x. fy MARY MARGAREIT CATTIERAILIL Ji MARY , A -,I They an' lruly ,qmail who rm' truly good. ARY is a oun' lad of excellent manners, a keen Y is Y H intellect, and good talent. Her clever wittieism is always pleasing. Seriousness and gayety are well balanced in her. Those of us who have been associated with Mary during the high school days feel better for having known her. As' a friend, she is true and sincere, as a student, she has been industrious and successful. The future of such a one could reach none but a very high goal. -f 1 IHUEILIEN lLlUfClIlLlLlE FRANKLIN I llusH A ruimf fufl uf ll'i.Ytllllll, umf il flair for fun lmllu' ber uri! Iiknl by l'l'L'I'j'0Hl'.U FRIENDS, lend me your ears. We need so much space and time to tell you of this Senior. Irish, as she is called, ranks as one of our most brilliant and popular students. Her laughing Irish eyes will tell one at a glance that she is a fun-loving, high-spirited girl. I-Ielen's seri- ousness and gayety are remarkably balanced. She is the captain of the senior basketball team. I-Ier main ambi- tion is to be a teacher, and we hope that she will reach the goal of her heart's desire. Puge Tu'1'uly-um' s 1