St Columbas High School - Columbian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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Q 1111111i 1 i1111111 11111111: - -limi - 1 Q WINIFRED FLORENCE BURLEIGH A merry bear! goat all the tiny Yom' md tirer 211 4 mile-zz. Class Play 3 Christmas Play 3 Social Committee 3, 4 Decoration Committee April Dance 4 Refreshment Committee Card Party 3 Girls Sodality 4 Packed tightly into this little senior is a very, very great amount of class spirit. She just bubbles over with it, and it indeed fortunate for the senior class that it has such a lively little member whose mind keeps working in its behalf. As a member of the Social Committee, Winnie has worked to put money into the class treasury, and she has, furthermore, worked to keep it there. We suspect her of possessing a streak of economy. As regards her determination, however, we no longer suspect, we declare. It is a characteristic part of her nature, and along with it goes a cheerful disposition and a jolly word for everyone. We are all familiar with Winnie's sunny disposition. XVell, heres big success to a little senior. - - ,...A V i i i1f1f +v ir V-irih-Y KENNETH LEO COLLINS i And wha! he grenlly thought, he fmbly tffzrea'.' Class Play 3 Stage-Manager of Christmas Play 3 Managing Editor of The Columbian 3 Refreshment Committee, Card Party 3 junior Holy Name Society 4 Business Manager of Year Book 4 Business Manager of The Columbian 4 Social Committee 4 Committee on Decorations, April Dance 4 Financial Chairman, Senior Card Party 4 We all know of Kenneth's youthful vigor. That is his distinguishing characteristic. We all, too, know of his sincerity, his frank, open-hearted nature. What he has to say he says. QHow well we know thatlj Here is a fellow whose school-spirit goes unquestioned. His time and his services he has given willingly these four years for the benefit of both class and school. Saint Columba's loses a loyal benefactor when Kenneth takes his departure. The student whose school-spirit is as true as his, deserves well to be termed A Loyal Student of Saint Columba's. 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1iii1iii1,1.1 1.1 1,1 .....1.,1,... 1. 1 ,1 ,1 8

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E ur- 1 cv I i11vil1l 11h C1 t1 TIII41IIh'1 .-1 .2 L1 i i ,1- .1 -1 .1 .-- tv. 1- 1- Hg 88 ------------------------------- EQ MARY MILDRED CUNNINGHAM Curve mar in all ber rrepf. henrefl in ber eye, Ill erery gf:'.l'llll'6' cfigzlify 111111 lore. Christmas Play 3 Auditing Committee 3 Refreshment Committee, Card Party 3 Class Play 3 Secretary of Class 4 Literary Editor of Year Book 4 Arrangements Committee, April Dance 4 Girls Sodality 4 Constitution Committee 3 Here is a quaint little miss with quaint little ways and a quaint little voice. Here, too, is a clever little maid with a keen little mind and a cute little face. And all in all we have that nice little miss whom the seniors regard so highly and whom they have chosen to be their secretary. Mary's quiet ways and even disposition have won her the friendship of all her classmates. An earnest worker, yet no bookworm, she ranks high scholastically. Her extra-curricular activities have been numerous and her work in them, admirable. Among the most prominent of these has been her dramatic adventures, in which she has received notable success. Remaining a trifle aloof, yet not at all proud, Mary possesses the sing- ular faculty of gaining the admiration of all who know her. ' Y W YY Y W 7, ,YV, , fm., CATHERINE FRANCES DEVINE H11f1py am I. from rare 1,711 free! llvhy rlfllllif llvey all t'U1lft 1lfE'tf like fue? Christmas Play 3 Class Play 3 Refreshment Committee, Card Party 3 Girls Sodality 4 Arrangements Committee, April Dance 4 We now meet with pleasure Lady Optimism, Catty to those who enjoy her per- sonal friendship-and who doesnt? Catty is truly our most agreeable senior. The class has been proud to number her among its members during these four years, and well we know that it was she who relieved many a dull moment with her keen wit. We know, too, that Catty has been proud of her membership in the class, as she has clearly shown hy her devotion to it. And may we add that she is also an excellent conversationalist, a rare quality in these days. Carry has always something to say and there is always an eager group of listeners gathered around to hear what it is. The talents of this joyous person have found outlet chiefly in dramatics. In the plays in which she has participated, her talents have helped in no small measure to its success. 9