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

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Y RICHARD AMBROSE BRACKEN g X I K I 1 1 , L fu' X Xxx Xfx C C ' . . f .alll l, X X ' X Vin' ,fi v ii X f X I X f X f X lu N 5. I I V llaickll Ready hand and friendly hear+ Always ready 'to do his part ICK, as he is affectionately called by his classmates, is often seen in the vicinity of his Alma Mater, carrying on a conversation with one of his many friends. Known to many as a vocalist, because of the various shows and minstrels in which he has taken part, he may be identified by his frequent musical outbursts and his broad jovial smile. Truly a scholar and a gentleman, Dick is one of the few who might be dubbed dependable and one who will always turn and give that helping hand to a friend in need. He is as dependable scholastically as he is athletically for in both fields he has proven his worth. Keep your eyes open, for Dick is a fellow whom we all want to b know when he makes his bid for success. judging from his past record, we have no I reason to doubt him. P7 . Xl' ' Glee Club 3 Tolentine Grammar K y Aviation Club - Treasurer 2, 3 -ff Dramatic Club 2 Basketball Varsity 4 f 3 Interclass Athletics K 7 Debating Club 4 I Speech Club 3 J 1 Dramatics 1. ,k. LQ . N3 A XX Twenty-four

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1 MARIAN EVELYN BOYD I 74 I Y I 'wif A l fxfx, l- lx s 1 fx f N f fx ' will I' X ' '-Ms.-A Bubbles Fair is she to behold - AY we present Evelyn, a lovely brunette lass, whose keen sense of humor has made her companionable and beloved by all who know her. She has proven herself a true friend and confidant, traits which are congruent only to her other outstanding qualities. We have admired her for her Congeniality and calm disposition, we have enjoyed her gay and light-hearted attitude, and her great yen for the Terpsichorean Art. But, as we know, Evelyn has revealed the serious side of her nature by the care with which she has undertaken her daily tasks. We have loved her for her grace and charm, and clear understandings. Having completed her four years stay at Tolentine High, and armed with a winning personality and slow, sweet smile, Evelyn, though the laddder of success may be very high, will climb to the topmost rung. Dramatics Holy Spirit Grammar Interclass Athletics ' Twenty-three

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Y 4 ,ws wzvfgeg. .5 ,i '. F! 'ka f 5 lf lfxfxl X 1X X xf X, -xs..1' JANICE ANN BRADY .F ' f l rf' 'F Hull: K -rx., aJ llJanll - Without her life would lose its charm. BASKETBALL game loses much of its punch and sparkle without jan, for she is a prized cheer-leader. Her laugh affords grey skies their silver lining, her thoughtfulness erases the realities of life, her exactness urges the swift- ness of time to remain for just an hour. jan is as game as they come, and is loads of fun on all occasions. She'll always take a dare, and giggle amiably over her comical undertakings. We all love jan, and with heavy hearts bid her a warm adieu, hoping that in the future our paths shall cross again in the beautiful garden of friendship. Cheer-Leader 4 St. Ann's Grammar Interclass Athletics Dramatics Twenty-fue