St Angela Hall Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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ARLINE FRANCES BYRNE Sublime easiness, friendly quietness, and warmth of heart tint the picture of a brown-eyed, dark-haired Miss. How the class has envied her nonchalance of dis- position and sweetness of voice! Often Arline is lost in a fog, creating the very latest in styles for her imaginary dress shop in Paris. Her ability to design and create is unique, we predict a great future for Arline 4cAdrian7' Byrne. MARGARET ELIZABETH CARLIN A sparkling smile, a sense of humor, and gracious simplicity make up the personality of Peggy. We admire Peggy for her sports- manship on the hockey and basketball varsities, and her activity for the Propaga- tion of the Faith. How proud we were when Peggy constructed a miniature Catholic Church, in her Freshman year. Sweet and charming, Peggy can easily be referred to as uOne in a Million . Kim JL ' ,eww f' Qfwlwfv -m+5f2ag4-u-- if W 'N

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IN EZ MARIE AMREIN HI for intelligence, MN for niceness, MEM for enthusiasm and HZH for zeal, put them altogether and you have Inez. As an out- standing member of the Student Council and the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine she is a model of school spirit and whole- heart'ed vitality. Because of her irrepressible wit and sparkling good nature, let us all give three rousing cheers for Inez, our cheer leader, and Vice-President. ,X N . 1 '- , N Lg vos..-,,N ,E f .- xfafmei-f H V X M K A . ' 'N 4' x , '4 X Q X X6 f----Q. gflr, X x xx L-gb! -:1,,,,i.., ' 'I 1 MARION FRANCES BROWN HBrownie7' we call her, and she is a Brownie, with her brown eyes, her dark curly hair, her pep and personality. She is the girl with the bubbling laugh, who is always in search of lost trinkets for the Student Council-for after all, she is in charge of '4Lost and Foundn. Her frank- ness and unaflecte an er are refreshing and dear. i fri? J, Mary ,WW X Kay E7 if sZf27lZe --

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KATHERINE THERESA COONEY When you first meet Katherine you are likely to find her peeking out from behind .a picture of her favorite actor and singer, Nelson Eddy. When she comes out you will see a very Well-liked classmate of ours. Although she is quiet, her manner is very engaging. She has definitely proved herself a good student and a Worthy friend dur- ing the four years she spent in the Hall. I eZf29l?0'- 4 I .13 ' fvuiv V , if yvl. -42 ' I f fy I r. .JJ if Uh ' I .'. f 'fl' , QQ ' A' Mi! 1 . ffl! :J .l ' pf. VJ, I . , 'M I .ji -1. vb.. I X, , f O MARY AGNES CLARK We have encountered many girls during our school life, but' Very few are as sweet and gracious as our own Mary Clark. For four years she has successfully demon- strated her loyalty and sincerity to all her associates. Her school spirit was vividly portrayed in her support of both the riding and tennis clubs. We all vote that Mary might well be termed t'he uperfect ladyw of our Class.