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

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Sandra King SANDRA MARIE KING Brockton Sandy entered our ivy halls while we were juniors. She ' s been a member of the girls ' ensemble and a resident at Sacred Heart for two years. Slightly retiring at first, she has become one of our most outspoken individualists, especially in religion and guidance classes. Sandy drives a ' 60 Ford station wagon to, from, and about school always using her time to benefit others. Sandy ' s dynamic intellectual personality will certainly assure her college success. GARY D. JONES Middleboro Gary, a new student in the senior year, became famous quickly because of his strong Republican support. And when he lost, he showed his sportsmanship by humbly pushing a peanut up the hall with his nose - a sore spot for several days. On weekends Gary sells vacuum cleaners an experience which will help him attain his ambition to be a broker someday. If ever you need help politically, economic¬ ally, or even in need of a vacuum cleaner, look for Gary, and after a college training, look for his name on an executive ' s door. Virginia Kiniry Gary Jones VIRGINIA MARIE KINIRY Scituate Ginny has that certain air of sophistication and an exhuberant style of cheerleading. She ' s always ready with a joke and can turn any situation into a bundle of laughs. She can talk for any length on any subject with anyone. So if you hear Wouldn ' t you know it, or any other of her truly characteristic expressions, you ' ve found Ginny. A lavish party giver, she finds time to add a night course in modeling to her busy schedule, and to get her college plans moving. 19

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Guy Gray ANN MARIE HALL Scituate Ann marie, our good things come in small packages girl, loves dances, driving, and the Late Show. Other activities include eating steak at one o ' clock in the morning, and talking all night, if any ears are avail¬ able. Ann Marie is an excellent typist and business student. She is also as neat as a pin, and takes special pride in her immacu¬ late blond hair style. Because of these traits, we predict that she will become an excellent secretary. Patricia Hart GUY BRYCE GRAY, JR. Otis Air Force Base Guy, with his quiet voice and quick though hidden wit, came to us from Bourne High in ' 59. A wizard with a camera, he spends many hours in the dark room, developing photographic masterpieces. An excellent student, Guy is a member of the National Honor Society and the 80 Club. His deadly shot is quite an asset to the basket¬ ball team and his talented fingers give him a claim to artistic fame. This versatile Sodality prefect plans a missionary career in the Far East. Ann Marie Hall MARY PATRICIA HART Brockton Pat came to Sacred Heart in our junior year and since then has persevered in French and will always be remembered as the two years in one girl. That certain glow is always with her. Her most contagious characteristic is her music-maxia. It can be anything from Tchai kowsky to Ragtime and she ' ll be listening and keeping the beat. During the winter months Pat plays basketball or watches football - her two favorite sports. And when summer rolls around, Esther Williams, you better beware, for Pat is a great swimmer. Stonehill College is her next step toward a career. 18

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Kathleen Lannin JEAN ANNE Mac DONALD Scituate Jean is a happy-go-lucky girl who likes loyal friends and polite boys. French is her forte, but she hopes to teach English some day. Jean is an ardent party goer and has a real talent for entertaining also. Her easy manner and quick smile have always been truly characteristic of her. Jean has a terrific wardrobe and has an exquisite tastes |0.r good clothes. She enjoys driving and i s la Dotoularraatrori of the Shack. Jean MacDonald SUSAN ELLEN McCARTHY Green Harbor Susan has been a member of Sacred Heart since the eighth grade. Sometimes her classmates call her Sue-Sie. One of her favorite sayings is describing anything as precious. Her favorite shopping center is Filene ' s Basement; even the clerks know her by her first name. Susan is an expert driver, and is known for her agility in park¬ ing in crowded Boston. Telephone conver¬ sations are her specialty - even to having a phone installed in her bedroom. Roller¬ skating is her favorite sport and Marshfield Rink ranks her among the unclassified pro¬ fessionals. Susan hopes to become an in¬ terior decorator. Susan McCarthy KATHLEEN LOUISE LANNIN Hanover Kathy, Bobby Darin ' s greatest supporter, little Miss Metrecal, is a ball of energy. Ads for the yearbook weren ' t hard for her to get, as she seems to have a magic touch when the reluctant merchant was cornered. Her proverbial Why not? always found its way into most conversations. Inside of class she ' s quiet, but outside she ' s the live- wire welcome at any party. Writing poetry is her favorite activity, but dancing runs a close second. To be a private secretary is her ambition. Honesty, school spirit, and enthusiasm are the characteristics which highlight Kathy ' s personality. 20