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

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m % . f v A ' • • £■■ ■■- mMgmfiS mr.’. ' i SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Vicky Todorovic President Michelle LaFargue Treasurer Brian Lovett Vice-President Alane Harrington What 1 s a freshmen ?. . „ Paragon Park. . . Martha 1 s Vineyard. . . again and again. . . squirt gun fights. . .who’s not wet yet?... skating at camp. . .the Red Sox game. . . 1066. .. Remember T L, S M, T R, K B, J K,?... those were the days, my friends. . . Different Strokes for Different Folks. . . Twelve Angry Men . . . and women. .. You’re a sadist! I’ll kill you ! ... A Separate Peace. .. Gene, Phineas, and Leper. . . it was a good time, it was the best time. . . frogs and crayfish. . . mad scientist at work. . . Oldies but Goodies.. . papa ' s and momma ' s. . . Hey, friends . . Colour My World. . . Ten Rod Road. . . our prom. . . I ' m not mad at you or anything, but . . . football at Manomet beach. . . Colette ' s birthday. . . burns and tans. . . As Confucius says . .. Who ' s doing Blitz tonight besides Brian?... a penny for your thoughts. . . Junior-Senior picnic. . . the water was awfully cold. . . and wet. . . NaOH + HC1 = NaCl + H O.. . That ' ll be 50£ for the Indians . . . watch out for snakes in the closet. . .term papers and book reports. . .1 thought I saw a pea flying through the air !. . . the Junior year blues. . . knights in white satin. . . never reaching the end. . . to be or not to be ?. . . don ' t answer that.. . the fishing trip. . . I think I caught something-oh no, it ' s your line !. . . Freshmen-Senior breakfast. . . all those doughnuts. .. smiles, jitters, good feelings... St. Mary ' s Home.. . a helping hand. .. everybody wants to win. . . ATTITUDES and new dimensions. .. we try hard, usually... you ' re as beautiful as you feel. . . China-Way. . . a gathering of friends. .. miles from nowhere, guess I ' ll take my time, to get there.

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CARLA CRAWLEY Plymouth GERALD DUNLEAVY Pembroke Hockey 2, 3, 4. .. Basketball 1. Jerry. . . quiet but a true person. . . parties and good times. . . HOCKEY. . . Jethro Tull, Alice Cooper and the Stones. . . I don ' t care . . . Saturday nites. . . Pembroke center. . . the blue Maverick. .. Is it 2:45 yet ? ... future is only what it shall become. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3. .. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4... Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. ..Second Honors 1, 2, 3, 4...Student Council 4... Corvue 3... Stitches and Things 3... Public Relations Committee 3. . .Art Club 4. . . Festival of Arts Participant 1, 2... World Affairs Club 1. Carla.. . take a look at this Rembrandt.. . vive la France. . . crisp mind but a quiet, gentle air. .. Jonathan L. Seagull... likes museums, art, ballet, sailing. .. so calm so cool no lovers fool. . . crafts. . . 18th century composers. . .looks for the sun in summer, snow in winter, and all of nature ' s other gifts... one of her greatest ambitions is to tour the world with herself and her soul. Carla Crawley Gerald Dunleavy THERESA HIRVIMAKI Kingston Marjorie Pike Award 3. . . Correttes 3, 4. . . Uniform Code Committee 3. . . Transfer Student. . . Best Novice Debater 1. . . Most Valuable State Debater 2. Terry. . . left over from the Gatsby Era. . . tempermental, sentimental. . . creative. . . insatiable appetite for music, writing, art, and of course food. . .Kingston friends and all the people from Cushman St. . . .Summer of 72 and 73 will always be the warmest and sunniest. . . Leonard Cohen. . . Edna St. Vincent Millay. . . Memories of some special juniors. . . I ' m only kidding . . . sophisticated. . . Golden Crown. . . special dreams for a Manomet Singer.

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IhbI Things cannot always go your way. Learn to accept in silence the minor aggravations, cultivate the gift of taciturnity and consume your own smoke with an extra draught of hard work. So that those about you may not be annoyed with the dust and soot of your complaints. Sir William Osier Once in his life a man ought to concen¬ trate upon the remembered earth- give himself up to a particular landscape and see it from as many angles as he can. He ought to imagine that he touihes it with his hands at every season and listens to its sounds. He ought to imagine the creatures there, the motions of the wind, the glare of the moon, and the colors at dawn and dusk. Yes, I thought, now see the earth as it really is; never again will I see things as I saw them yesterday or the day before. Helen Bourne