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

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Tolentine Grammar TOLENTIA-Business Staff 4 SCRIBE 2-Editor 4 Chant Group 3, 4 Student Council 4 Glee Club 2 Dramatics 3, 4WS. P. 3, 4 Our Lady's Sodality 3 Science Club l Mission Crusade 3, 4 ,L ., M l t 2 ll? 'SMR 2 Qty. Z .E all fl Fi fii gfifl ilwjl v- ' EQ iiifg Wbmfiw 'Q ' 'N ,V 1 l WW f 5,01 u.....,.,.,........i.u ..... M... .,,.. W ..... ... , ,,.,. .......,,,., ,N,,., 4 ....... W ........,. . .,,., h.,.,a......,,,......,.,...,............,.L lx' 1 r,i... - .,l,. ,.., . ,,ri,r,., i,,,, ,.A, ir,,,r.r,. ,. . .u.lr,.,rr , ,,.::,.. ,n 'wu-...w-. f THOMAS HENRY CAMPBELL M 'N' '-N-N. ...,,..,.,,, ,,,., ,..,....,.a,,,.u,..,.,... .,,,, ,,,..,c.....l.....,.- f.,, .a....,..,,,.......w:-fvav-f 'f u'.'w Some men are born lo be great. ..TOM,, OM has managed to keep in the limelight of popularity during his stay at Tolentine. He is a scholarly gentleman who goes about enlightening all with his broad knowledge, cheering all, wherever he turns, and making friends wherever he goes. His flourish for the literary arts resulted in his election to the post of Editor of the Scribeg his dramatic ability won him major roles in the plays of his Senior and Junior yearsg while his accurate judgment won him the post of Business Manager of this Year Book. To name all of Tom's activities would take us past the available space-so now we must close. As the portals of Tolentine shut behind you, Tom, we are sure that so bright and capable a boy, with your pleasing manner and hne character, will go high on the ladder of success in this man's world. r AQ H50y!K - '1'u'ef1ty-ive