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

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-vu -.-vu wi.. nn1im my-.m1ini 1n1nu1-m1.in1ini1-in1im1 rm ..nu1m1 me m-..nn ww, im1m1-ni-ni- -nl:-.1 wt- - 1i11u111.1 mlnul nn, ,uni-m-1u nn mn.- an gg' -,,,..,...... .., -,,.- - .., -, .., - ...- -..- 1..'-'- -- ------ -. -- -- - - -- - IQ ANNA MARIE GARRY She if llirelfy I0 uufk with Am! zvitfy fo talk uzifla Am! pleamut. 100, lo fhifzk wr. Secretary of Class 3 Class Play 3 Refreshment Committee Card Party 3 Class Reporter 4 Secretary of Girls Sodality 4 Social Committee 4 Literary Editor of Year Book 4 Anna, or Red as she is more intimately known to us, is the possessor of a sfng- ularly cheerful disposition. That must be the reason for her ability to make and keep friends so easily. A true friend herself, she enjoys the confidence of many others. But our Red numbers among her prized possessions more than her pleasing dis' position and her many friends. She possesses also a fine, keen mind, one capable of great things and one which has proved its capabilities many times during her high school course. She has enjoyed an honorary scholastic standing since her freshman year. Reds extra-curricular activities include dramatics, in which field she has made a very worthy showing. We congratulate her on her many talents! . '?25 .- MW, ,,,,,.,, , ,,, ...ALMA , . CLARENCE EDWIN GINGRAS The zzwdert mafzfzezxr rrillv Ike brtz1'e,v1 mimi. Designer, The Columbian 3 Passion Play f Chairman of Ticket Committee April Dance 4 Class Play 3 Literary Editor The Columbian 4 l Auditing Committee 4 Chairman of Social Committee A Constitution Committee 3 l Photograph Editor of Year Book 4 Christmas Play 3 Decoration Committee April Dance 4 Rarely do we find in an individual so many attributes. Here is character, here is abilityg here is school spirit. We commend them all, and to him who is their owner do we refer as honorable, the highest tribute that an individual can receive from his fellow- men. Saint Columba's may regard with a just pride this member of her first graduating class. In character nothing is wanting, and Clarence's true, frank nature has earned him a reputation for dependability. All his activities are characterized by fairness. As a stu- dent he has shown himself an earnest worker, as an athlete he has shown himself un- selfish, a lover of sport for sport's sake. With all his interests, which further include those of a scientific and musical nature, he has found time to participate in many school affairs. His splendid work as chairman of the Social Committee during his senior year deserves special credit. Clarence enjoys the friendship of many of his fellow students and it is with pride that the seniors claim him as a member of their class. B , , , . ,.., TTTT 1 1-...i-,..ogZ 11 -K..-.-11-1-1'1.g1-1-igig1-..-,.--g1-.-.ll...g1g1.,-g1.,1.L...g1g1l..,,,.,-t ...A -L, ...1g1g1-411.-.-.1--.u1n..u lm..-.im.-11-L-11.---.-.-11,1-.,....,.11,g,-

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Q 111111111 11111 11111111 1 1 --iniinii-mriiui -- - 3 MARY ELLEN DOLAN Her wire um erer raft. Gefllle, and f01l'r.'dl1 exfellefzi thing in 1z'f1111f112. Christmas Play 3 Costumes, Class Play 3 Decoration Committee, April Dance 4 Girls Sodality 4 Mary is one of the few quiet seniors. Her unassuming nature is the quality which has made her the true friend of all her classmates. She seems to invite the confidence of those who know her, by her evenness of disposition and by that fine and rare quality of dependability. We always know that Mary will do the required task promptly and with a singular willingness. From our glimpses of Mary outside of school activities, we be- lieve that her integrity is strongly felt in her home life and among her intimate friends. ,M . -f1' C-. 'Q-9 THOMAS joHN FOLEY E Oh filer! lwjlb NIIIIIYEZ' rrlwre mzclnlfcled my, C2111 :miie f0l!HII'l'U1l' t'f76'6'l lll! my lozlfzyfu Class Play 3 junior Holy Name 4 Passion Play -1 Christmas Play 3 Advertising Chairman, April Dance -1 Art Editor The Columbian 3, 4 Art Editor of Year Book 4 Tom is one of the most popular members of the senior class. His disposition is very pleasing and has earned him the friendship of all his classmates. He has participated in many dramatic performances during his last two years in high school and is an ac- complished actor. He is also very clever with the pen and brush, his drawings being very true to life. Tom's dramatic ability is not limited to the stage. We have all enjoyed his im- personations of prominent people and of us who are his friends, Tom has a Hne sense of humor and an optimistic nature which have together lightened many moments spent in his company. We all hope he retains his excellent disposition and wish him lots of success. EB X --- -4--- .33 10

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1m1m1im m1miim mi-.m1um1mi1 ini..-in-m.1nn1im1vni1im1m1vm1mi-mi...1m-m-m.1w..1-...1-ni-- m...im.-u...im anim.-.I-1ini1,.. Q - 1,1,11111.. 111-- 11-1111111 1 I m-nu-u--uu- -- 1 Q l GENEVIEVE AGNETA GLENNON Those alarm! ber frfmz ber fha!! rem! fhe perferf 1l'dy.l' of h07I07Il'.H Finance Committee of Card Party 3 Circulation Committee, Class Play 5 Christmas Play 3 Constitution Committee 3 Literary Editor The Columbian 4 Advertising Staff of Year Book 4 Decoration Committee, April Dance 4 Ticlcet Committee, April Dance 4 Class Treasurer 4 Girls Sodality 4 Valedictorian 4 One of the most tireless workers of the senior class as well as one of its most hon- orable members is Genevieve Glennon. Her fine qualities are so many that it is with difficulty that we attempt to enumerate them. As a student Genevieve has shown ex- ceptional ability. During her high school years she has worked hard and applied herself well. She now receives the reward of her efforts. In extra-curricular activities, Genevieve has been very active. She has participated widely in the affairs of her class and school and she enjoys the confidence of her fel- low-students. In addition, this classmate of ours is the possessor of a most pleasing dis- position, cheerful, gentle, helpful, vivacious. We have particularly admired Genevieve for her unassuming nature. Although she has been the recipient of many honors, she has never once shown the slightest bit of pride. This characteristic of her nature is an especially laudable one, and one of the justifications of her popularity. , . ..,.-., - Y .Y We W7 Y W .. Z -gl .. YW, JOHN JOSEPH LAVIN A ,qeulle mul, In lvmmzfz rare 4 friend. Biff he rrlwre ifzbrmz zmrlh hir artr mmmeml Business Editor of the ColumbianH Christmas Play 3 Finance Committee, Card Party 3 Properties, Class Play 3 Secretary, junior Holy Name 4 Social Committee 3 Advertising Staff of Year Book 4 Passion Play 4 Captain of Baseball Team 4 Chairman of Hall Committee, April Dance 4 jack is a natural athlete. In all phases of sports he excels and has shown himself a fair player. As captain of the baseball team, he is a good leader and footer for his team. He possesses the essential quality for good leadershipfbroadmindedness. Upon the petty quarrels and jealousies of his fellow beings he can look with true superiority, smile, and render an impartial decision, befitting the wisdom of a sage. Socially, jack is recognized as one of the most popular students at Saint Columba's. His winning smile and quiet manners have gained him the admiration and friendship of all who know him. As a student of history and chemistry, and as a critic of French, 'lack has displayed as much CZLTDCSIOCSS in study as in sport. May the future continue to favor one who has shown true worth. 83 1 1.1111-,i1,'TiT1 I - ..., ..- ..., .. .... .. .... - .... - .... .. .... -.........--....-... .... ----.... , .. .. 12