Newton Catholic High School - Newton Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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VVinOmememe makes you sign a guest book when you visit ? said, I'm not married, I'm happy. spent the summer work- ing on a cucumber farm? brings electric rollers to school ? was the first to feed two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, on a sesame seed bun, to rats? teaches Newton Catho- lic's Romper Room? Shouts out his soul for the love of God? does imitations of W..C Fields? is the Newton Catholic's opera star? is the guiding light of Newton Catholic? is, Good morning, New- ton Catholic High School. almost got kicked by a cow. got a standing ovation when she entered the cafe- teria with ....? teaches a crash course in driver ed?

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PEXEPR TEE TUTE peat aticbictcielsiiohiok FERRE ETE. irteitristiih! Books, teachers and fellow students were not our only influences during our years at Newton Catholic. When we arrived in the fall of 1971, so did Sister Anna Vincent Clark. Sarge accepted the position as principal not as a job but as her life. Her dedication and perseverance became evident immediately as the school began to undergo a steady stream of changes making life at Newton Catholic more meaningful. The confident character and optimistic outlook of S. Anna Vincent enabled her to readily accept the chal- lenges that confronted her. Her main challenge was to help us understand who we are and what we want from life--a very difficult task. Through listening, advising, disciplining and congratulating, Sarge has given us a sense of pride and responsibilitv. Always being there, sometimes when we didn't want her, Sarge became for us an example of a thoroughly good human being; an example that we really need as we begin to plan our own life styles. So to Sarge, with whom we have shared many laughs as well as many tears, we would like to say thank you. We'll always re- member you. IX N Lx Sane tN AN a Nv A nt Ww 15

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Lively, interesting, captivating, funny, anc sometimes downright boring, the acts per- formed by our magi- cains are only 99 1 2% perfect. This near per- fection must stem from their colorful per- sonalities. To clue you in on some of their tricks, we have com- posed the following color-personality in- dicator: Red reveals an active person. They have strong leader- ship qualities and an expansive personality. The red person tends to be impulsive. Red was a favorite of John DesLoges (19) and S., Alice Brown (22) The blue person is an idealist. Many ideas and projects are initiated by our blue faculty. These creative people are Lee Thomas (2), Dave Daviau (5), S. Elizabeth Therese Martin (6), S. Gratia Maloney (7), Irene Thomas (8), S. Mary Murphy (9), S. Elenor Keane (10), Josephine Pepper (11), S. Cor- ona Degnan (12), S. Julia Fitzpatrick (13), Joseph Greeley (15), S. Mary Malone (16), Lois Ann Walsh (20), Mary Hulette (22). Green shows ahigh degree of awareness and aggressive tend- encies in a personal- ity. These people show a genuine concern for the welfare of others and involve them-