Academy of Notre Dame - Mariale Yearbook (Tyngsboro, MA)

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C orrnre Could now speak Spanrsh fluently Alter gr rduatron she had gone to Mexrco and had becorrre r top rrotc h moxre star Nflarra told me she w as sure that Natalre Srlx er w as m the taxr br-hmd them and presto there she was l knew that 'N ttalre lr rd marrred, but drdn t know th rt she lr rd not gn en up her carecr entrrelx She hwd mst rlled a lrttle art grit shop rn the front ol her lrorne and was domq a boommg busrness A short trme ltter Marv Sullrx an w as eonfrdmg to me how she had rust put the Frnrshmq touches to her book ol poems Next eame strrdrnq toward me w rtlr a confident arr, the emment lrarrrster Barbara Leyden She had won fifty srrt eases out ol Hlty srx and was runnmg for D A rn New York She rnlormed me that Marv Reardon C eleste I lory, and Frances Kolek wouldn t arrrxe untrl the next day as the employers Rockeleller Vanderbrlt and Astor needed them on the rob I no sooner sat down agam w hen m popped oan I yons oan had marrred a very w ealthy Wm cesterrte who ow ned practrcally the whole ertv I hey were consrdermg chanqmq the name ol Worcester to Lvonsvrlle As oan was regrsterrnq Raymah Cook and Ruth Meehan rmbled along I had seen a bust of Ravmah rn the Gallery of Fme Arts on my last vrsrt to 'Yew York I knew that alter graduatron Ruthre had gone to I' ngland on a banana boat I had recerved no news of her after that How ever she drselosed to me that she had slrpped on a banana peel, sued the company for a mrllron dollars and was now lrvrng rn luxury Marx C oncannon arrrved at th1s trme along wrth I rnestrne I' rnestrne s manner was very busrness lrke but I attrrbuted rt to the fact that she could never qurte get aw ay from her Wall Street ofllee Haxrnq welcomed all my classmates I started lor the elex ator, when the lustv Call ue veut drre rent the arr ean bullrvan bolted forward wrth Helen tagqmg behrnd ean had msrrrred a noted cartoonrst and mstead ol smgmg lullabres to her seven lrovs she read them Cartoons Helen whose ambrtron w as to be head of the Algebra department 'rt Harvard had 1 slrqht detour rn her plans Pate had destrned her to be superxrsor at the Boot Mrlls If rn r84o they sought gold we rn rQ4q found somethmq worth more than gold, a lastrnq lrrendslrrp I arth and 'I rust rn God Yes we gradu rtes drdn t turn out so badly alter all, and we srneerelx hope that Notre Dame wrll be proud ol her lorty nmers M xR1 r r- Rr1F VrsHAw AY 41g UC I 'Z ' ' ' - 'fx . , '.'. ' l1 ,r ' . , ' .,. v 1 rf, ' 1 , ' ' 3 . , ,. . , .1 . , X l , C , 1 . 1 ' ,' .I . .'.r 1 1 ' , , ' . . .' ' ,1 . 'V 1 , .. . I , , . , ,i , .t - . . K . . . v Y , , . . 1 1 , 4. 1' . , .t . , I , , r. ,., r .v . Y . Q , . , , . , ,., , , . . V ' 1 r jf , .J ' , 1 . , . , , . I. lv I . , ' . - . . , , I . . K L, I . U, . . ,, .. 1 , . . , 1 r I ' . ' . 1 . , , . ,. . , ' , , Y V . , . ' , . . . V. T . . . , . A 4 . ,4 - . V 7 K. , , ,R , ,. 1 , . , 1 1 , HQ . .. . J , . H V. . . , f , it 1 . . 1 . , , , K 1 . . , . . , , , , - Y , 1 K . f .9 'f 1 9 ' 1 1 ' 1 4 1, x . 1 - - . . Y Q 1 . , Q 1 . Q , ,'1 ,1 . ., , 1 1 V. . I ' . , 7 1 I 1 ' ' , . 1 lll l, I

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Clam Ufficem' JOAN MARIE MUOLLO joan 2 Grady Street, East Boston Ability, vitality, and a vibrant personality are wrapped up in the five feet of grey-eyed joan, our class president. She's a natural born leader who has worked diligently for her fellow classmates. Joan's unfailing spirit which has guided us so well will direct her swiftly along the road of success and happiness. BETTY ELLEN TRULL lCBetgy77 683 Water Street, Fitchburg Betty, our capable Sodality Prefect and competent President of the Boarders, will always be remembered for her winning smile and quiet ways. Her desire to help and comfort others will be a great asset in her future nursing career. Best ofluck, Betty! JANET DEAN O'NEIL janet - 168 West-View Road, Lowell An infectious giggle, dancing feet and twinkling Irish eyes make Janet a typical colleen. Her 'fjoie de vivren has not deterred her from maintaining a high scholastic rating. May her pleasing personality ever enliven all her friends. HELEN MARY SULLIVAN Su!bf', 144 Nesmith Street, Lowell Happy, gay, and nonchalant describes our Helen. She has that certain twinkle in a pair of lovely blue eyes which delights all her friends. We know success and happiness will be hers in future Trinity days. RAYMAH HELEN COOK Rqvnzah Route 152, West Nottingham Raymah has been a friend to all who know her. Her ever-ready smile and feminine charm are admired by all her classmates. As our faithful Class Treasurer Ray- mah was always on thejob.