Newton College of the Sacred Heart - The Well Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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FLORENCE MARIE CANNING B.A. Sl. Francis Xavier Academy. Providence, H. l. Clee Club l, 2. 3. 41. Dramatics l QV. Presb. 2, 3, lPres.i. Catholic Action 2, 4. Freshman Forum. Basketball 3. 4'Sl1e is pretty to walk with And witty to tall: with Ant! pleasant. too. to think on. Flo is the President of the Dramatic Cluh and it's all because of her red hair. lf you are born with that delightful ornament, a ready-made reputation awaits you. Flo answers the requirements more than adequately with her tallness, and quickness and even her green eyes. Living up to a universal reputation prepared her for the role of an actress. ln Christmas in Lhe Village Square she adlibbed with all the ease and wit of a Talullah. ln H.M.S. Pirzafore Flo takes on the character of Nplump and pleasingi' Buttercup, and puts to use her not-too-latent liirtatious ahility. But Flo enihroiders upon the red-head legend with her own personality. Her niischievousness expresses itself in adding a Witty touch to a local joke, and explodes in the Fletcher Act , a routine known to all of Barat. Her strength is in her overwhelming amiahility which reaches out and warms everyone.

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ELIZABETH BRADLEY Mount Alvernia Academy. Chestnut Hill, Mass. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Magazine 3, 4. A.A. 1 lTreas.l. 2. 3. 4- KV. Pres in K Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. This is wisrlum. to be strong, This is virlue. to be gnyf' l I Bettyls red hair has often been the bane of her existence. Whenever she was up to some mischief it was her red hair that gave her away. She is little and full of life, and loves to tear down the hockey field with a stick held high above her shoulders. ln the Smoker she is always ready for a quick hand of bridge before class, and she enjoys every joke to the full. eveneand especially-when it is on herself. Shall we ever understand how so capable a person forgot that morning exam? But of course there could have been other things on her mind .... She is always excited about something, and is one of the few Seniors who comes to a Monday morning class bright and cheerful after a busy weekend. Energy is her keynote, and she will surely get from life all the enjoyment that she brings to its living.

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HILDA CAREY E. de M. B.A. Winsor School. Boston, Mass. Pres.l. Dramatics 1. Missions 1, 2. 3, 4. Catholic Action 1, 2. 3, 4. Inter-racial 3, 4. Choir 1. 2, 3. 4. Switchboard 3, 4. Yearbook Board 4. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 lCapt.l. Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. l will V101 cease from mental fight, Nor slmll my sworfl sleep in my llHl1fl.N Have you ever seen fifty-five Libers propelled along the tunnel by an invisible force? Have you ever seen three pedestals and six boxes being carried at the same time by the same person '? If you can make your way to the other side of the ob- struction there you will find Hilda. furiously refusing any attempt at help. This ferocious energy can also send a hockey ball half-way down the field, make a basket from the other side of the center line, and hold a solo second against the entire Clee Club. Her attachments are just as strong, her friendships just as permanent. And if there's anything that typifies Hilda itis YVe Can Do lt -for she is the Battle- maidenu. and her strength and power is all turned towards good. V ,' Hi! 1 Q54 Lzrw -1-Q www H4 mf as '5 4 gsflf. , J ., w- ., , B ' f ' ii f t -V - . ,I ...r f '. - 4, 2 -2 .jr 'fit T Y 1, 1 u all p' Q w A' 4 , . f V fi -1- ,..'f'--Qi.-' ii 'i ' V A? ,. . fr-T., Q Clee Club 1. 2 lPres.t, 3, 4 I-V.