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

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ECHOING From the Shlllllllg heights of Newton Echoing down the sloping hills Our loyal song will last through ages long Happy voices rise together, Year by year in volume gaining Day by day a fairer praise sent upward Hfhile we are new heights attaining Down through our Newton days. MIRIAM HAYES, '5

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President of Class i, 2. 3, .1 Student Gov. i, 2, 3. 4 ll'res.j Social Committee .1 fl'res.j Hockey I, 2, 3, .4 Basketball 1. 2, 3 Glee Club i. 2, 3, .1 . French Club 2, 3 Catholic Action I, 2, 3. .1 Missions I, 2, 3 Inter-Racial Club 3, 4 NIAJORZ History i5flNORZ French , .if 2 , fwfr I 1 . 3 otgenie JUMP ine :Hagan Je CHARLOTTIESVILLE. VIRGINIA CONVISNT OF THE SACRED HEART, EDEN HALL Mimi went to Ireland on a pilgrimage and bought tickets on the Irish sweepstakes: she went to North Conway to ski and made round trips on the ski-mobile. No wonder she always has a good story to tell-so typically Mimi-ish. Xvllffll she laughs, we laugh with herg when she blushes, we tease her some more. But even in the middle of one ol her famous remarks, Mimi's sense of responsibility and sazioir zf1'zn'e are present. She sees what is to be done and does it. No one is unimportant, nothing too srnill to be disregarded where Mimi is concerned and for this we love her . . . our class president for four years.