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

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Missions 1, 2, 4 Catholic Action I, 2, 4 Inter-Racial 4 Hockey i Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4 qVice-l'res.j Year Book 4, Art Editor MAJOR: English MINOR: Education VLVL8 gfacggnrn 64004 afe CHESTNUT HILL, MASSACHUSETTS CONVENT or THE SACRED HEART, NEXVTON A true mimic and a born actress, Anne hnds all the world's a stage. Her exuberant vitality fitsnher flaming hair. No one can describe an adventure as Anne can. She talks with her whole self . . . wide sweeping gestures, incessant tossing of the head, quick steps up and down, a tone of voice which says: Nothing quite like this has ever happened before. But she has perspective, and it brings the make-believe of the theater into focus with the routine of every day life. In Anne are combined the maturity of womanhood and the impetuosity of youth.

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Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Missions 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice-Presidenlj MAJOR: Social Science NIINORZ Italian gyaine marie! Cwfefd PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART, NEWTON YVith a determined step Elaine sets Out to conquer Worlds, but she is perfectly natural, completely ingenuous. Dilliculties never upset her Optimism. She can find humor in almost any situation, and Often provides her Own. TO us, Elaine is a stunning, smartly dressed young lady On her way to the symphony in an ancient touring car, a figure clutching a sheaf Of Chopin and Rachmaninoff waiting in ambush for the unsuspecting to pass . . . always a gay lllCOl1gl'lllly.

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l.R.C. 1, 2 fSec.j, 3 f'Tl'C2lS.j, 4 Ql'res.j French Club 3, 4 fTreas.j Dramatic Club 1. 2 Athletic Association 4 Wife-l'res.j Basketball I, 2, 3, .1 Hockey 1, 2. 3 NS..-X. 3, .1 MAJOR: History MINOR: French 'S 2 3 gym amide ngirf cle CATSKILL, NENV YORK CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART, KENWOOD YVhat's new and Ellen are synonymous terms . . . they just go together. An intent N.S.A. worker, she will tell you all about the organizations latest plans or if it is bargains that you want, she can tell you what the basement has to offer this week. Books play a big part in Ellen's life, but because of her extensive interests, they are not confined to any one subject Sl . . . . 1 .. . . . ie willingly discusses anything hom symphonic scores to the TllOlH1SIlC answer to false philosophies. But there are other phases of Ellen's life that could never have been learned from a book: just witness her tea dance skill and the personal Havor of her ensembles.