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

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sl . ca iii., Q . fi 4 Q 1 all . I 1 Q x 1 0 9 3 0 3 I : ver 9 :af x 4 i MARY AGNES BURNS ' X Burnsey - Aki Q Blest with temper whose unclouded ray Can make tomorrow cheerful as to-day. , 0 sw ,, O O 1 : - if . . ' O 'I .....,,......Q-. Q- Q-.. .... '.r,,0,...,,.. ..,.,,., Q ' 0 ,YSL-i ' tb ' , ' 4' i . . ' N GIRL ready to laugh at life no matter how many obstacles beset her is Mary, Always finding the silver lining might be considered a habit of hers for she tries to see only the good in things. Her wit is known to all and Mary always has a smile or humorous answer in reply to any question asked of her. Her interests are varied and consist of such unrelated ones as iceeskating, football and chemistry. At the moment, Connecticut and its universities, and Chemistry are her big interests for Mary plans to go to one and major in the other. lf she has the same success in College and her future life as she has had all through high school, she will undoubtedly be one of those who will be remembered long after her own lifetime. Tolentine Grammar Sodality l, 2, 5, ei C.M.S.C. -i l-l.B.S. -i Science Club l Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2

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0 one-orooeeog vw! ' , 6 , f 6 W . . 5 0 0 0 U . . 0 0 . 0 0 7 l 1 9 . 0 JEAN FRANCES BROWN ' N rw ' , t'Rffd - , 'baoooooooo -'M :QE S 'lt ' .' Jvjjij ' K' Red of hair like a bright new penny: Frecklcs galore and fricntls aplentyf' HIS littlc ditty iits -lcitn to it Hcr hright h.iir .intl frctklcs nrt' .unong Ala-.urs .isscts. Slit' has ii rcintirkgilwlc pcrsoniility, it swcct clmritctcr tuitl is iilixntys willing to lcntl .1 helping hguitl to others, Vim, vigor, vitality-they ttrc what our iithlctit' wlcitn possesses. Hcr outstitnti- ing .itliit-vt-inciits on thc lwtiskcthnll court nrt- known to till Tolcntiiuis. 'lc.in's .tlwility .ts .i liorwtirtl has t-imlvlctl hcr to win for Tolcntinc intiny giuncs. As this populiir mcinbcr of our grtitiutiting class pzisscs through thc port.ils of lciirn- ing, wc cxtcntl to hcr our sincere wishes for it sticccssftil gtnti hippy venture in ht-r future untlcrntkings. , 'lolcntinc Griuninqir 'I4fllL'Ufjil -l Sodtility l, 2, 5, 4 l-l.l3.S. -i Varsity 1, S, ri lntnunurul l

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t f 3 f W ..---- - Q----'ao--'O-1-'neo-''er-or-o--Q va .ll ,r , l 'fy 0 ' cv f 0 r il f ' f Y if tar f .Jff 1 .fl l 5 ,iff ,X ,V - o ii Q O . 'il , Jjfvu ' . . i ' ' ' i J! 'l 6 I ' 0 QV V 5 s 1 J 3 i M I 9 , t ,. J 1 H ji 9 W mf G' 'U IMXX U RUTH CATHERINE CARPENTER t! f i 9 --Ruthie . lf li ,lr ' 1 .ge-94-geo o o o o o 13 f q 9 wb f tb, 1 Y lj, Q I She is pretty to walk with, Witty to talk with, And pleasant too, To think upon. AST September the senior class welcomed a new classmate, Ruth Carpenter, a sweet and unassuming person. During this short time, Ruth has attracted many friends because of her jovial nature and likeable disposition. Her lovely dark hair and twinkling brown eyes display her liveliness and her ability to meet any situation. Because she possesses a colorful and forceful personality, Ruth has won the lasting admiration of her classmates, She is ever ready to help those about her, and takes an interest in everything, Her line scholastic record is an exhibit of her sincerity, which makes her a favorite with her :lassmates as well as her teachers. Besides being a good student, Ruth has also gained .listinction for her gracefulness in dancing, Feeling that she is able to cope with any situation, we know that whatever she ate tempts, Ruth will achieve the success so sincerely wished for her. Good Counsel Academy 'I'nlw1lit1 l Sotlallly 'l H.l5.S -i Draamtics Ai lntramural fi Dramatic Club fl