St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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ViRGixiA Clark Constance E. Cohen Agnus Connelly Eileen Jane Conway 17

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Virginia Clark, Richmond Hill High School: Four years is a remarkable grind but three and a half — and then membership in Epsilon, the National honor society — is more than any of us can beat. Virginia is not only very obviously an intelligent young lady but an extremely attractive one both in personality and appearance. Hers is a still beauty, half silver. As Chairman of the Christmas Party and a member of Art Club, Virginia found time to do a little relaxing. Constance E. Cohen, Long Beach High School: It is difficult to know Connie well for there is that about her which is high and far and beyond our understanding. Yet we know her as brave and courteous of nature and of no small wit. Her attendance in dramatics here has been correlated to her work on the legitimate stage as a member of stock companies and as a teacher of dramatics during the vacations. No small or un- worthy allegiance will claim her nor will anything less than the attainment of her desire pretend to satisfy. Agnes Connelly, Academy of St. Francis Xavier: Agnes is one of the few people who enjoy life in the fashion they themselves choose and who consequently make life stimulating for those around them. Since her Freshmanhood, she has been a member of Art Club and when she is in the mood displays a really fine talent in original work. Her wide knowledge of literature and philosophy has been painlessly acquired through reading whatever happens to strike her fancy. We have known her as generous and most kind. Eileen Jane Conway, St. Brendan ' s Academy: Dignified walk, quiet smile and all, she joined the International Relations Club in her senior year and set about solving world problems with a thoroughness characteristic. There was only one regret — why didn ' t she join sooner? The charming manner in which she held the chairmanship at weekly meetings and her very intelligent contributions to weekly forums marked her as a definite asset to the club. That she walked quietly — was by choice, for she walked with grace. i6

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Anne Marii; Corrao HoRTENSE Elizabeth DiCjEROnimo Josephine T. DiGeronimo LORETTA DiTTENHOEFER i8