Our Lady of Nazareth Academy - Marivue Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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MARY LOVISIC GARVIDY Mary l,01l'S flashing real liair, sniilo, and Sllill'kllllQI personality have lmroyirlocl il ray ol' siinsliine iliiring our four years at Naxareili. She bas ably swryeil as junior and senior class St'4'l'fll2ll'Y as well as a 111e111be1' ol' the 1'l1ee1'- leading' sqnail. Iler iiuiiieroiis woeli-eiiils to Maine aro avicl- ly clesvribecl every Monday nioriiing ai 1110 ll1Ill'1l table. ,I4'orsy1lie llc-ntal Colloge will welc-onie Mary lion in the fall. Looking over IUlll0l'1'0XY'S liorixons are Ann Dyer, Rose- lll1ll'y lflllis, S li e i l a lJ11l'I Al2llIl'l'l'1l llrisvoll, illlll f'2ll'0l livaiis. RITA GlOVlNO Rila believes that lifo is worth living. S110 joined the Acaileniy in lier junior year ancl was soon active in sum-li si-bool aciivities as basketball and mission drives. lim' tal- enl for clrainativs was liiglily applaiiileml after her oxeellent IlU1'l'0l'lll2lI1C'E in lfivxlzi, Wlietli- er it be fun, folly, or phil- osophy, Rita is sure to be in the tliiek of 1-lio fray. -. Q21 . VIVIAN GORINI Vivian, a resirleni ironi lleverly. is both Class treas- urer and iwesilleiit ol' the Drainatie Club, Slim- is witty, intelligent, and an a vid l'98Cl9l'4 Espevially Dl'0l'lt'lCIlI in mlirevting plays, slie has clone f-xcelleiit work for the llraniatim- Club, Ry no means ilie least of her talents is lier ability lo play classii-al music- witli El golden touvli. Viv plans to enter Newton College of the Sacred lleart nexi Septeniber.

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gu 11 .t li? 5. JOAN HOVRIHAN Nazareths portals open- ed wide in September, 1954, welcoming .loan Hourihan, a lighthearted, blue-eyed lass from Everett. Since our soph- omore year she has held the undisputed title of lnnnacu- lata's star bo a 1' tl c r. often spending even her weekends and holidays within its hal- lowed walls. .loan hopes some' day to render her services to mankind wearing the white unitorni of the nursing pro- fession SW' is at . . t L. .t-anus: 'ii 2 3 RUTH JARVIS Warm - heartedness, sin- cerity, and spontaneous gaiety are characteristic of Ruth Her black Hilrnan, filled to capacity, thugs daily to and from Reading. Although Ruth is a latecomer to our Class, we have thoroughly enjoyed hcr presence in the past two years. May she achieve a full measure of success as a pa- tient, conscientious teacher of the 1Jl'l111211'Y grades. BETTY ANN KEENAN Betty Ann Keenan, hail- ing from Reading way. is a small, blue-eyed miss with enviable ash-blond curls. She is known for her warm and sincere smile and her special love for pretty clothes and football games, Having proved to be a diligent worker in all her undertakings, Betty Ann will be Z1 boon to the eoinmercial world in the years to COINS. Preparing' to aseend that final hill beyond the Academy gates are Vivian tlorini, .Ioan Hourihan, Mary Louise Gar- vey, Rita Giovino, Sheila Finn, and Ruth Jarvis.