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

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I I I il, I IRENE THERESA BRENNAN ,llrfifxf ficfxifi 4 ulall lui fxfxxf K l l l AJ Renie Beautiful hands are 'those that do, Work +hai' is earnest, brave and +rue, Moment by momen+, the long day Harough. HEN we hear the name Irene , there comes to our minds the picture of a sweet and smiling Irish colleen. Thus we present Miss Irene Brennan. A loyal daughter of Tolentine, Irene, in her twelve years at Tolentine Grammar and High School, has left behind her a path of cheerfulness and sincerity. One of this colleen's outstanding possessions is her lovely hands which personify the gentleness and warmth one enjoys in her friendship. Her role as school librarian has proven her eagerness to aid her fellow-students. Irene intends entering Pratt Institute in 1941, and we, her classmates, wish her all the success she deserves. SCRIBE 3, 4 Tolentine Grammar Glee Club 3, 4 Record Club 3, 4 Librarian 4 Twenty-:ix

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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

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Z Y MARY EILEEN BURKE l F ' ifXfX' ,xXfX X 1 lg 'N j I 7 ,' J 'li' bl I X xp X N 1 fillil ll' I ' i ic.. J xt Eileen A smile for all, a greeting glad: An amiable, iolly way she had. UR brilliant Irish colleen is known and loved by every student of Tolentine. Throughout her four years, no girl has been more depended upon and respected for her capable vigor, and at the same time has been so popular with her fellow-classmates. To the many who know her, her acquaintances and her friends, she reveals her vivacious and ambitious personality and her long list of friends is continually being augmented, for Eileen has no difiiculty in attracting people, whether they be young or old. Tolentine gives to the future business world a talented mathematician and a lovable character, and loses a never-to-be forgotten student, confident through all the sorrow of parting that Eileen will add her name to the ever growing list of Tolentians who now dwell in the envied castle of man's supreme goal-success. TOLENTIA 3, Co-editor 4 Tolentine Grammar SCRIBE 74 Basketball Varsity 3, 4 Interclass Athletics No Propagation of Faith 4 Dramatics S. P. Twenly-:even