St Joseph Commercial High School - Parmentier Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Joi-IANNA ELAINE LOSQUADRO Public School 203, Brooklyn-Secretary Junior Year-Delegate C. S. M. C., Sophomore Year. Jo's friendliness has firmly established itself in our hearts, be- cause, never having a care or worry of her own she is ready and willing to lend assistance wherever it is required. Her dark eyes express her sincerity and help to impress others with her cheerful attitude. May success be yours, Johanna. AGNES CLARE MALONEY St. Anselm School, Brooklyn-Crusade C. S. M. C., Delegate, Sophomore Year--Member Ave Marie Club. To :ill who have the good fortune of being her companions she is a loyal and sincere friend. Her blonde curls, blue eyes, pleasant smile and cheery disposition give you a true portrait of our lovely classmate. To Agnes we sincerely wish the highest success in all her business achievements. -if29f31-a-- CATHERINE ELIZABETH MOLONEY St. Peter's School, Brooklyn-Member Ave Maria Club. Kay has ever been loyal and true to her Alma Mater. She has contributed her dancing talents for our enjoyment at recreation during the past four years. Her happy smile and pleasing per- sonality has won for her the admiration of all. Let us hope that her twinkling toes will lead her directly to a well-earned place in the Hall ofilrame.

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,Z.Jf,Lw,,Lf cific MARIE VIRGINIA KERRIGAN Blessed Sacrament School, Brooklyn-Delegate C. S. M. C., Freshman Year- Member Ave Maria Club-Business Manager Parmentier School Paper. Without Marie's cheerful countenance and keen sense of humor there would have been a few dull spots in our school life. Her gay, cynical remarks have added pleasure when clouds would gather. Her long, black tresses and black eyes are among the features by which her happy-go-lucky nature may be determined. AUDREY BARBARA KOLLMANN Incarnation School, New York City-Class President, junior Year-Historian, Freshman Year. A pert, little Miss possessing a charming smile with nary a worry for school portrays the character of Audrey. She is a sparkling bit of laughter and fun combined with deep sincerity and loyalty. We wish the best luck for this vivacious girl who has added much happiness to our everyday life. ,gig giga..- N ORMA MARIE LANGE St. Matthias School, Brooklyn-Vice-President, Junior and Senior Year. Norma is quiet and reserved with an unusual gift to help those who call upon her for as- sistance. Her gentle, winning way has made many friends for her. Among the many steps in her ladder of success are found wit, neatness and industry. With these, you are bound to reach your goal in life, Norma.

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MARY CATHERINE MULLIGAN - St. Cha les Borromco School, Brooklyn-Delegate C. S. M, C., S' - Sophomore Year. Wherever there is laughter you can be sure to find Mary. Her dancing Irish eyes and charming smile account for her numerous friends among the students and Faculty of St. Joseph's. Let us ' h will hope that when she enters the modern world of business s e ll b t les with this sweet, gentle girlish be able to overcome a 0 s ac charm. AGNES MARY O'NEILL St. john Evangelist School, Brooklyn-Secretary, Soph- omore Year-Treasurer, Senior Year-Delegate C. S. M. C., Freshman Year. Agnes is our dimple-faced damsel whose cheer ' l'f has helped to scatter many clouds in our 1 e. d ted courage combined with modest tact Un aun and calm demeanor will carry Agnes through . . h any difficulties which may beset her lpat through life. Good luck, Agnes. +fi43o+3+w-- CATHERINE TERESA RAIL Holy Name School, Brooklyn-Delegate Freshman Year, C. S. M. C. P tin Catherine! A nonchalant young resen g lady who is about as happy-go-lucky, carefree . . S and gay as a bird. Her laughing eyes expres her attitude toward events which to everyone else are of vital importance, but to her, will ' h u pass just as they have come. We wis yo every happiness, Catherine.