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

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To the right: Mr. Paul Siinisky, liinlngyi Dr. Rudolf Mfaniek, Pl1ysic'.s'1 Mr. Matthew Gallaghcr, PoIz't1'mI SI'I'6'I?C'CQ Seafed: Miss Margaret '1'. Kane, ClIl'7lIf.S'fVj' ,447 To the left: Mrs. Richard Moors, Plzysiml Iid111'11t1'm11 Mr. Francis Powcrs, lidzzrutimz, Miss Gcraldinc Conhran, Scarf'- tnrv to ilu' Drfnnl Sc'ufc'd.' Dr. Enuna Juliana Thomson, C Iussics

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To tlif' VI-gllff Mr. joseph Ehaqlicr, I'il'r I1l'l1Q Miss Margarct cj'Bl'iCll, E!Ig'1I..9ll Mr. Eclwarcl Craig, Iimrzfzzzu' l.lllIgZlIlgI'.Yl Sc'11ff'd.' Mrs. E. Dclorcy. Clf1.s'.s'1if'.s' To the left: Miss Afra Jud, Resident Nurseg Miss Margaret Mfait, As.s'z'stnnt L 1' b ra rin ng Mrs. James E. Cochran, Library Sfcrc' ta ry

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To the left: Germnn and lllusicp and Plzilosolblzyg y Dr. Anton von Nemethy cj l XfVe feel very privileged to have had such fine professors as these, and Miss Mary Fitzpatrick, Miss Patricia Marsh. Miss Teddy Mulkern, Dr. Elizabeth Makkay and Senor Regalado, whose schedules did not allow for the lrivolities of picturebtaking. Dr. Paul Cox McGrath who has deserted us lor the Pentagon and Miss Laure Thibert, who is studying at Marquette University, will always be remembered hy the Class of '5l as two very patient and interested faculty members. Miss Helen Bellows who so gallantly sullered through the required Latin course with our class deserves more than a mere thank you as well as Monsignor Matthew Stapleton, lecturer on Sacred Scriptures and Reverend NV. Seavey iloyce, our devoted chaplain. But to all who have helped us we can only say that we will always try to live up to the ideals which they have given us during our Newton days. Mrs. Francis H. Balling, l Father George Friel, O.P., Ph.D., Theology I Sociology and Eco- g rzomicsg Mrs. Joseph P. Higgins, History -. .r-v--17.-1 4 fn: