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

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Tolentine Grammar r Interclass Athletics 1, 2, 3 Glec Qlula Z, 3 V 1 f - - 1 f V ,A - f L , x, ,Xjf L ll A f f f vA,, Q, V ' '7 K- V I, ,ef ,gf KI, A., f X f ,, ' U Y in ffl Vf' , 1 I 4 Y ii V 'A if ' ,ff , I, ' K 5 , I+ e affkyf L ,fgllli 1 fg L fl . I THOLIAS FRANCIS BRAY if .fir N Behind a Jbiuing proridefzce He bider L1 Jbiuing fare. TOM ONSCIENTIOUS, a friend and a student would best describe Tom Bray. A man happiest amongst his books, he is noted and respected by both students and Faculty as one who never tires of peering over his studies. An earnest student is not his only virtue. He is active both in and out of the classroom. At all times willing to lend a hand when the situation calls for itga ready volunteer in any emergency. Thomas will go far, for his quiet, unassuming manner will take him rapidly along the successful trail. There is within him that necessary force to strive for greater heights, to never remain stationary, and only to pause when his goal has been attained. Tzrenly-lbree

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