Sacred Heart High School - Corric Yearbook (Kingston, MA)

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HIS EMINENCE RICHARD CARDINAL CUSHING ARCHBISHOP OF BOSTON 4

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OUR FACULTY Living stained-glass windows of the Eternal cathedral; Letting the light of the Master Teacher break through; Outlining stars in the darkness of academic struggles; Strengthening the glow of truth and morals. Si ste r Irenaea . . .whose vision and sacrifice made Sacred Heart possible . . . efficient administrator . . . always our understanding friend; Sister Paul Marie . . . our principal, whose personal touch and scholastic challenge in¬ stilled in us the determination never to stop at half-way marks . . . dedicated . . . al¬ ways deeply interested in each of us; Sister Noel ... a part of us since Camp Days . . . helping us as tiny tots to mount the steps of school . . . now guiding us firmly over the crossbars of English mastery and college review classes; Sister Ida Mary . . . wonderful moments of exploration and discovery . . . triumphs in the mysterious realms of research . . . science fairs; Sister Gertrude and Sister Mary Cecile . . . opening wide worlds by breaking through the sound barrier of language . . . We came, we saw, we conquered. Comprenez- vous ? Oui. Sister Bernard Mary . . . making the most difficult intricacies of mathematics fall simply and logically into place . . . making theological questions become part of every¬ day research; Si ste r J ohne tte ... no one leave s the library with just a sele ction or learns just facts in history . . . each must become a mentally and emotionally mature American Citizen; Sister Helen Joseph . . . creating the perfect poise and developing the business skills demanded in the business world . . . guidance classes complete with illustrations; Sister Rosalie . . . magical powers to transport us anywhere from the sparkling ex¬ citement of Spain to the dreamy solitude of a South Sea Island . . . music at its best . . . glee club with performance rich and distinctive; Sister Nivard . ..leadership through music and art . . . challenge for every talent . . . adding strength and beauty to the libretto of our lives; Sister Joseph Mary . . . experienced in the details of home arts . . . giving her best to the homemakers of tomorrow; Sister Cosma . . . whether appendectomy or a broken finger nail, the gracious manner and nursing care were always applied; Sister Longina . . .harmony in Sacred Heart ' s beautiful landscaping because of Sister ' s plans and interest . . . and those homey after-school chats; Sister Jane Frances, Sister Mary Agatha, and Sister Leah . . . together they are the world ' s best connoisseurs in matters cafeteria; Sister Mary . . . yes, we always took the long way round to the bookstore . . . Sister ' s smile and cheery good morning were waiting . . . identified with so many memories of our skills and drills; Sister Emma Jean and Sister Susanne . . . frequently across the gray expanse of lobby, down the east wing to get help for a project . . . and always there was a helping hand; Sister John Francis . . . last minute helps on newspaper deadline . . . our first debat¬ ing challenge . . . Is the man of yesterday superior to the man of today? Sister Terence, Sister Rose Genevieve, and Sister Martin . . . with open doors and open hearts along the west corridor . . . completing the galaxy that will continue to light the promised city of our tomorrow. 6