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

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called Physics into an understandable study which quickly drew and kept our interest. There were a few of us who had been privileged to open the leaves of Vergil's Aeneid and had travelled back with Sister Hildegarde to ancient days of Troy and Carthage. To these beloved teachers and to all who had laid the firm foundation, we could not ever give sufficient thanks. Some expression of our gratitude and a fervent promise never to forget them as our guiding stars only were ours to give. There came to us remembrances of games, dances and other activities. In the hearts of those who had fought for the glory of Tolentine on the basketball court or baseball field, there was a longing for opportunities to score again. Not in an actual athletic contest, but only in overcoming obstacles. in life were there chances to mark up more Tolentine victories. We realized that the spirit of cooperation we had acquired in supporting student undertakings was ours to use again and again to help those with whom we would come in contact. Again we were aware of the value of our Tolentine team work. Memories of fun and laughter came with the recollections of the Senior play The Heart of Paddy Whack . All of us had shared in making it more than an ordinary amateur production. From the actors and actresses to those who did the work behind the scenes, each one did his part to make it an outstanding event of Senior year. A class history could not be written without mention of our Glee Club. Organ- ized and directed by Mr. Welch, it had brought honor to Tolentine and had provided many a good time for its members. To Father Zeiser and Sister Lawrence Marie we wish to give our special thanks. They have done all in their power to give us a fine education in every field. As we hold our diplomas firmly in our hands and march proudly down the aisle, we hold our heads high. We, with a strong Catholic education, are ready to meet life and in the honors we may achieve reflect our Tolentine training. To all who have parti- cipated in preparing us for this great day, we once more express our deep gratitude. NANCY DUNcANsoN.

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