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

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Paul Kelleher KATHLEEN DORIS MACFARLANE Ocean Bluff Kay is the cheery girl with the red hair and laughing blue eyes--a true child of God ' s own country. . . Ireland. She nobly assumes the unnoticed, camouflaged, menial tasks in the classroom with a spirit of joy, exalted not by the clarion trumpet blast, but by an air of meekness and surrender. A sedulous student, she finds her forte in poetry, wit¬ nessed frequently in the Surf and Spray. With her congenial character and devotion to good¬ ness, Kay will not stumble on the humble path to perfection. PAUL RAMSEY KELLEHER Pembroke Paul is the navigator of latitudes of laughter. If not blushing he can be seen whizzing around in his miniature Met. A true Harmoneer, Paul is the prime promulgator of goodwill in the senior class. He is apt in skiing the foam and is rarely known to spill over. His loyalty to Sacred Heart is witnessed time after time. Like they say in the West, Paul is bound to find companionship as he ventures into college life for his smile could thaw the most frigid of hearts. Francis Lyons Kathleen Macfarlane FRANCIS XAVIER LYONS Hanson Fran ' s exemplary qualities are incalculable. Devotion to Sacred Heart and to the purpose of its existence has merited for him the pres¬ idency of the class of ' 62 and of the Student Council. A genuine character garnished this bulwark of spirit and industry. The flame of his friendship has been kindled in every mem¬ ber of his class. His momentous contributions of heart and spirit to his alma mater serve as rich inspiration to all underclassmen. His future plans include a career in engineering. 21

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LOTHROP WILLIAM HEDGE Plymouth Bill, is the colloquial reference applied to the venerable nomenclature of Lothrop William Hedge. Bill is a persistent and responsible worker. His presence at Sacred Heart has never failed to render a pleasant and coopera¬ tive atmosphere--perhaps someday it will extend into the stratosphere. Avid in the intricacies of science, Bill carries over his earnestness into innumerable school and social functions. Among his awards is a citation merited for saving the life of a drowning boy. He has served faithfully in student government and is verily an exemplar of its principles. As a chemistry major, Bill plans to serve his fellowmen through science. William. Hedge JOHN EDWARD HIGGINS Plymouth Jack possesses the manifold attributes which characterize the ideal student in abundance. He has repeatedly shown zeal in the classroom, on the gym floor, and in extra-curricular activites. Faithfully he assumes his responsibility each noontime through the high school corridor, a staunch example of integrity and honor. Sacred Heart Schools have been his choice from kindergarten to graduation. The college of his choice will find in John more than just another freshman for his cooperative spirit is bound to permeate any student body. JANET MARIE LUCE Buzzards Bay Janet joined us when we were sophomores. A retiring nature enveils the school spirit which pulsates within her. Studious, indus¬ trious, and cooperative, she will always be a boast of Sacred Heart. Outdoor life is her folly, provoked by enjoyable biology classes. Her talents with animals range from hunting pheasants to bathing big dogs. Peeved by motorists who travel a snail ' s pace, we feel sure that Janet will whiz her way to success in the teaching career she plans. Janet Luce John Higgins

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ANNE DEVLIN MILLS Carver Anne came to S. H. H. S. in her sophomore year. She quickly won a place in the circle of friends in her class. Sewing is her hobby, and she could keep anyone in stitches. The election campaign in our junior year gave this enthusiast a jolt of patriotism. Noted for her unique coiffeurs, inquiring nature, and jovial personality, she has never failed to enliven a class and shall continue to spread vitality wheresoever she treads. Anne Mills DANIEL McMAHON Kingston Daniel McMahon KAREN FOX McLAUGHLIN Marshfield Danny is the lanquid, retiring member of our class. An easy-going manner enhances his friendly personality. Uniquely talented in this, his quick wit never fails to produce a clever and spontaneous response. He is usually quiet regarding future plans but Danny is bound to meet success. Karen will be remembered for her loquacious nature and musical attributes. Her noble clarinet has lent beauty and rhythm to fine orchestration in Sacred Heart. She prefers group discussions to routine mathematical experiences. Karen aspires to the rewarding field of psychology. With her robust deter¬ mination we are assured that she will attain any goal for which she soars. Karen McLaughlin 22