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

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A TRIBUTE Because I have felt the warmth that only parents give, I know what love is. . . Because I have seen a smile in spite of pain that only parents bear, I know what sacrifice is. . . Because I have learned the thrill of giving when parents share, I know what generosity is. . . Because I have watched the glow of faith that parents radiate, I know what Heaven is . . . Because I am the graduate of parents such as mine, I know who God is. ' . •‘f ‘{j I • GV

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Left: Sister Jean Clair, Sister M. Georgette, Sister Mary, and Sister John Francis Below center: Sister Martin, Sister Cora Mae, and Sister Terrence Right: Sister Cosma, Sister Mary Agatha, Sister Danella, Sister Miriam Therese, and Sister Marilyn

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9 ADELE ANN ABATE Plymouth Adele, also known as AdiU 1 or the Ivory Queen loves to make people laugh. She is famous for her unbelievable facial and verbal expressions. When the virtue of honesty was passed out, she must have received a double share; so if you ever want a straight-from-the - shoulder answer, ask Adele. Her pep and energy have made her a favorite cheerleader and class officer, as well as an extra special student and true friend. Adele ' s favorite activities include: eating, sleeping, dancing, laughing, and eating. Because of her terrific and admittedly unique personality, Adele will never lack friends at the college of her choice, Wheelock. Adele Abate JOHN JAMES BARLOW II Plymouth John, whose science wizardry rivals that of Merlin, is a geyser of energy. He plays basketball, loves a party, and always a dance. A sailor from way back, John has a genuine interest in the Ocean Sea. An idea man for all activities, and an organizational director for our sophomore and junior years, he has estab¬ lished himself as a model of school and class spirit. He never fails to give his full support to any function and to inject his own homespun humor into everything in which he participates. Because of his excellent academic standing, no one doubted his early acceptance at the Univer¬ sity of Rhode Island. John Barlow MARY ANN BARONI Bridgewater Marie is the quiet type who makes many contri¬ butions in a small unobtrusive way. As Prefect of the Sodality she has encouraged many spiritual activities within the school. She possesses a reserved manner that warms with the glow of true friendship, and continues to grow once it is gained. Her thoughtfulness and promptness will carry her far and be rewarded in the coming years. Because of her exceptional ability, Marie will certainly be a successful teacher someday. Marie Baroni 11