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

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i f E i i fy ii . ' ted icii ,.t.r,i,,,i,a ....4.. Rx gg f Q K5 . i 0 K f 6 9 9 I ,Q , 0 o - 0 X525 6 9 6 x Z il w o wx 0 is-V Q- v MAUREEN THERESA BROSNAN A W 'AIVIOV - 1 X N c N ,Q -.,.,,,..4... Q-.' .i..,-,0.... ,.. g . -A - i 4' '?f ' - - - 1---X K: QQ Q I - Q . XD X Whose versatile character Quickly combined Pleasure and wit With a masterful mind. llRlNG Maureen's four years in Tolcntine, she has won the admiration of all Tolentians who have come in contact with her. Her cheery smile and delightful blue eyes are a source of enjoyment to everyone. Mo, as she is affectionately known by her friends, has been a sincere and conscien- tious student and this statement is backed up by her good marks. She proved herself a very capable guard on the Varsity for one year and helped us to win many games. We are sure Maureen will prove a success in whatever career she follows. So, we, her Tolentine classmates, say to the girl who has won such a big place in our hearts- farewell, and may your every dream come true. Incarnation Grammar 'l'olw1li.1 -i Scribe -i Sodality l, 2, 5,1 C.S.M.C. l. 2. 5, -i H.B.S. 4 Dramatics l, 2, 3, fi Varsity 3 Intramural l, 2