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

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MARGARET EILEEN SCHILLING Kingston Margaret is a plugging pioneer of Sacred Heart. She is popular as a pianist and just as acclaimed on the soft-ball field. In every project, social or academic, one can count on full response from Margaret. French is her forte but she has no mercy on physics. Margaret ' s friendly, cooperative, and sincere character will go far in creating the ideal teacher which she hopes someday to be. Margaret Schilling HENRY A. SHEA Duxbury Harry is our studious intellectual. Intrigued by the challenge of Latin, he has nobly ad¬ vanced from Caesar in Gaul to Virgil in the Home Economics room (emergency class¬ room). His activities circumvent a wide sphere from basketball to Harmoneers. Willing hands and an academic interest extol his blithe, genuine personality. We aver that he shall achieve success in college as he pre¬ pares for his work in the field of engineering. Frankie is our blithe individualist. She is inquisitive and an inveterate articulater. School and class spirit has been magnified many times through her loyalty to Sacred Heart. Her esoteric talent is playing the piano. A resident throughout high school, long will her name re-echo through the long corridors. We wish her happiness in her chosen profession. . . nursing. Harry Shea FRANKIE ROBERTA SERPICO West Yarmouth Frankie Serpico 27

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DEBORAH DIANE PYNN Hanson Debbie is our dedicated Republican. Political perplexities and peals of laughter are her dis¬ tinguishing marks. On week ends she and her friendly Falcon would be seen frequently in and about historic Whitman. An inquisitive intellect and argumentative nature embellish her jocose personage. Diverse talents blended with a magnanimous heart will always win her friends. u KATHLEEN MARY ROACH Braintree Kathy can be taciturn and turbulent at the same instance. Her mellow equanimity en¬ shrouds the vibrant individuality which dis¬ tinguishes her as a student of determination and opinion. Renowned for her candor par¬ ticularly in her social studies classes, she never hesitates to enliven a discussion. Kathy is a melodious member of the Ensemble and an exuberant cheerleader, but drama is her forte. Her friendship will be cherished always. Deborah Pynn LOUIS WILLIAM RAGONETTI Plymouth Louie has long been a familiar figure to Sacred Heart. His affable manner is subdued and unperturbed, but beneath this tranquil exterior sprints the spark of individuality which makes him a notable contributor to his class scholastically, athletically and in spirit. He has served as a class officer and on the Student Council. Responsibility and enthusiasm rank highly among his traits. One can envision the future of our country confidently with young men such as Louie assuming the challenges of tomorrow. Louis Ragonetti Kathleen Roach 26

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SUSAN JEAN SHERMAN Pembroke Sue is a true daughter of Sacred Heart. Ac¬ tive in the Sodality, her scholastic pursuits have also flowered. A restrained, determined nature is her prime asset and sewing is her forte. Tsk, really! Perplexed by the labyrinth of city subways, rural life has a fan in Sue. May her aspiration to teach young children someday reveal itself an actuality. Susan Sherman SANDRA LEE SIKORSKY Pembroke Sandy is the perk, pretty, good-natured mem¬ ber of our class. She is a true sports fan; her hobby is writing letters. Still in bewilder¬ ment of the value of a math course, she never¬ theless manages the unruly x and faces bravely all unknowns. With her sincerity and congenial manner she is certain to be happy and successful in a teaching career. David Tarantino t Sandra Sikorsky DAVID FRANCIS TARANTINO Plymouth Tino, the casual satirist of the senior class, is noted for his mellow witticisms. His ultimate peeve is that burdensome chore of getting up in the morning, due to insomnia spurred by Boris Karloff ' s Thriller and Edgar Allen Poe ' s bedtime stories. A keen interest in the sciences has matured in Dave, winning him recognition at Sacred Heart. Our sincerest wishes to an exemplar of school spirit for a successful future in and following college life. 28