St Nicholas of Tolentine High School - Tolentia Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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OUR MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATES HE close of each school year brings deep regret to the Faculty of our High School for another class leases its portals to face the world md its conflicts It is true that school lifc should prepirc our Students for this depirture and it does haxe that for its arm But present conditions in the vxorld are certainly not a guarantee to the success of eyery departing, graduatc Howeyer St Nicholas of Tolentlne High School has tried to form and mold chiracters of hne principles ind courage to face present and future battles Secularly it is considered that the supreme business of the school is to develop a sense of justice the power of initiative independence of character social and cnrc habits and the ability to cooperate toward the common good Tolentrnes belief is that this can be done only thru the principles of the Dmne Teacher and so during your four years in your Alma Mater you recened those principles which unified the deselopment of ex ery secular subyect and related it to the one Source of all knowledge your Creator So we send you forth Class of 1958 to perform apostolate worlc to drssemmate seeds for the spiritual 'um in life But to edrfy others you must bear rn mmd that your own personal sanctrficatlon comes first and for this every Catholic student must be faithful to the spirit and practice of prayer attendance at Mass and the frequent reception of the Sacraments Thus only can you be strong enough to defend both your God and the American Ilag the emblem of that country which is now the cynosure for the enemies both of our Constitution and our Religion Tolentrne expects you all to bear aloft and hold it high that emblem that preserves your right to lrye with God and in Him die In your High School life you have worked as a unit loyal energetic supporting every endeavor and taking the lUltl2lflXC to promote the interests of Tolentrne We haue been proud of you here let us be proud of you In your new fields and always listen to the message of your Alma Mater Ex er let your Recessxonal Hymn ring rn your hearts Comrades true dare and do Neath thc queen s white and blue lor our Illzc, for our l uth for Christ the King, llk - N X45 IW' X1 f 5-fill 9 1 au so C CCC iii C g ll. C -li 1',l EN . 5 r f' ' . r' ' 2 ' e . ' . ' V , .I , ' ' V I . . ' 1 I 4 7 4 c W' . - ,W 1 1 ' v 1 S K 1- l ' , , ' . ' ' A . ' 4 lt ' 1 . . Q ' i 1 . Y . ' . . .. . , E ' ' ' N. ' , I ' , l 4 . h , 1 Q 4 ' v 1 , , 10 y 1 1 y 4 ' 4 xf . . . . . . . . all L C 1 y , X K. . . K K . S Q E 1 . y s 3 , ' 4 . , - . w- 4 K . .V . . . . ' . , , A , 0 1' 7 v 2 ' c 7 ' 4 4 ' . ' D 4 - I 4 ', 4 - . H59 ta . : :Q v, Ty' l ' ' rl ,lg Q

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CLASS OF l938 NICHOLAS ALICINO DOROTHY BLEAKLEY WILLIAM AUSTIN EILEEN BURKARD JAMES BARRY IRENE BYRNES JOHN BARRY LUCY CAREY THOMAS BLACK ANNE CREEHAN THOMAS EICHLER PATRICIA CRYAN THOMAS FITZGERALD MARGARET DALTON JOSEPH GERDON PATRICIA DESMOND JOSEPH HAINES DOROTHY DONNELLY CHARLES HELLER HELEN DORTCH DONALD HENRY MARGARET MARY EPP FRANCIS KIERNAN ISABEL FINNEY DAVID LARMON DORIS FRAZURE ROBERT LOUGHRAN MARIA GILMARTIN JAMES MCGOLDRICK JANE HALEY HARRY MCKAY MARIE HESSINGER ROBERT MULDERRIG EDNA KUHN JOHN MURPHY ROSE LAMB MARTIN MURPHY MARY LISTON RICHARD NOLE DOROTHY MCEVOY CHRISTOPHER O CONNOR YVONNE MCEVOY LEO PATTERSON KATHLEEN MCMANAMY PAUL WARD JOAN MCKENNA AGNES MCNEILLY RAYMOND YORDAN KATHLEEN MORRIS MARGARET MARY NEWCOMBE MARIE MURPHY PATRICIA NILES CATHERINE O BRIEN VIRGINIA O SHEA MARJORIE SWEENEY MARGARET TOOMEY ELIZABETH VAUGHT EUNICE VAN ETTEN AUDREY WALSH LUCILLE WARDWELL LORRAINE WILSON L. I ll L if W 1:9 X, fm f all 9 vent E1 , Ad S A II S J J 3 FRANCIS WIEMAN WF. S Il' , ' E 0 A 820 me ' 5?