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

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LIGHT «x x x Since the dawning of history, scholars of life have studied their world and passed on their valuable knowledge to amibitious learners. Here in our own unique community of Newton Catholic, young men and women acquire an understanding of the past and present as they prepare for their futures with the quidance of our special scholars, our teachers. In classes and activities, they remind us of the lessons of the past, help us comprehend our present, and challenge us to realize our potentials. As the dawn’s early light reveals a new day, their instruction reveals a new life to us.

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S. ANNA VINCENT Who can walk into an auditorium and fill four buses with fans in the span of five minutes? Who can influence each of us to take on the personal responsibility for the success of the ad drive? Who has a knack for seeing the hidden talent in people? And who has given us the chance to expose that talent? Who could possibly make an imprint on so many lives by simply being herself? Who else but Sister Anna Vincent? In the four years we have known her, Sarge has been our disciplinarian, supporter, chief critic, and friend. She has offered us her hand in congratulations, and her shoulder to lean on in consolation. Sarge has demanded our respect and received it. She has challenged our spirit and witnessed it. The position of principal requires the energies of a totally committed individual. A successful principal must want the best for the school and work toward attaining it. Sister Anna Vincent does this. Striving to be a professional in all she undertakes, Sarge provides N.C. with a back-bone of support. Thank you Sarge for being there and teaching us to reach for the stars.