Bishop Fenwick High School - Lance Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

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DAVID ANTHONY HAIGHT Dave” . . . Tall and imperially slim” . . . likes to collect stamps, bowl, and skate. ELEANOR MARIE HART Hartsie” . . . Bashful, beloved, often lost in thought . . . The heart to understand, the will to help.” LEO MICHAEL HAMMOND Manly, realistic, genuine . . . Every inch a man; what a man!” JAMES RICHARD HAYES Duke” . . . The lucky old sun has nothing to do but roll around hea- ven all day.” . . . daring and pro- ficient in water skiing and skin div- ing. MARY ANNE HAMMOND Vivacious, cheerful, industrious . . . Her youth concurs with natural graces to make her seem distin- guished.” I HELEN MARIE HENNESSEY Pelegan” . . . Warm, friendly, de- lightful ... A bright star with a shining future.” — 29 —

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Snill” . . . Realistic ... a gem on the diamond . . . Thine is a time of speaking and a time of being still. WILLIAM PAUL GOREHAM To listen well is as powerful a means of influence as to talk well.” . . . ever serene and happy. Jan” . . . When you’re smiling, the whole world smiles with you.” . . . beholds a white cap in her crystal ball. FRANCIS JAMES GRAY Franny” . . . Perseverance his vir- tue, success his goal.” . . . conscien- tious, intent. LORRAINE GAIL GRIFFIN Gay, versatile, capable . . . Thor- ough in all she does.” KATHLEEN ANN HACKETT Kathy” . . . Cheerful . . . devoted to duty . . . dependable ... A laugh uniquely individualized.” — 28 —

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MARY LOUISE HINCHEY Mary . . . Candid, agile, impish . . . Not too serious, not too gay, an ideal girl in every way.’’ 1 ELAINE GRACE KEEGAN Candid and able . . . dancing en- thusiast . . . Let the rest of the world go by.” RICHARD RAYMOND HOWARTH Richie” . . . Determined, accommodat- ing, cheerful . . . Likable to every- one and always on the job.” JAMES CHRISTOPHER KENT J.F.K.” . . . Original in a progressive way . . . Accuracy is the twin brother of honesty.” KATHLEEN CHRISTINE JONES Fine scholar . . . refined serenity fosters lasting friendship . . . Let a smile be your umbrella.” PATRICIA ANN KIELY Pat” ... A linguist who is im- mune to idleness . . . Argument is but the key to knowledge.” — 30 —