Rosary Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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HELEN MARIE BAKER Sweet, .vmall and loved by all. Always laughing, always carefree . . . a light hearted disposition . . . a refreshing manner . . . elfin charm . . . companionable . . . unaffected . . . fun-loving and good-na- tured . . . inexhaustible store of energy. Re- membered for her sincerity and generous friendliness, her unique English accent . . . her violin playing in the orchestra. Fre- quently puzzled. Easy to know, easy to like . . . our Pee Wee. V H 8 T- ' f Y 1 A 1, , X-. .. ff. .. A ' I' xA' - 5' A .1 'Ta 'i .V if ' I W r Y! -L u . 5' ' 1 .1 J 'X 'X sf' 0 ' 3 I' V I . k l eve Wilde My g I . . iJyfTff,,,,,,fzM5,,J M. My ,W-1.3-N240 AAA., . 4-OV la 9 ' DOLOR LADYS UDREAU 5 Kind of heart, joyful of spirit A Her laugh is gay and oft you bear it. Soulful brown eyes hide her fun-loving nature . . . everybody's friend and nobody's foe . . . accomplished violinist and singer. i most seen with Ginny . . . truest confidante I . . . possesses amazing collection of lovely y rings . . . her pep has been a great success . in showing us the amusing side of life . . . ' May your future be as bright as you have z made our days at Ros ry, Dolores! , X 1 . Xxx t A . gs e ,g,.,.. ,a,...g.,EgZ fi f-vwL.. D ,.

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Seated Center: Sara York, President. Standing fLeft to Rightbz Maryalice McKenney, Vice-President.. Mary Louise Hoar, Treas- urer. Camille Glossa, Secretary. Class Officers Oh! friends regretted, scenes for ever dear, Remembrance hails you with her warmest tear! Drooping she bends o'er pensive Fancy's urn, To trace the hours which never can return. BYRON The past includes the memory of our years spent at Rosary . . . The present co nizes our june graduation The future holds only happiness and success- re g . . . because we have learned to Build for Character, not for fame, therefore we shall ever strive to bring but glory to our Alma Mater's honored name.

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F' r i i l i i JOSEPHINE NORA BURKE The greatest truths are the simplest so are the greatest people. Sweet and lovely . . . Sodality Prefect . . . quiet charm and laughing Irish eyes . . . a real friend . . . reliable . . . sincere, warm- hearted girl . . . ideal for proposed nursing career . . . attracted to children . . . fun- loving attitude. Your pleasing personality will lead you to neyv and greater heights,. Jo. ' V if ' i 5512, y wglir.1l k ,i,Alf' 'i ff nl' ' , lf. xl!! I ill 5. ' j .Oi ' 1' 4-:sf 4, fl' 1 I f, 4 Ax ' e' Kal.. . 'il I , lc.: ,rm ' 51' J' 1 , l ,I . .. ff, I AIR'- il ' lk. I l 4 P I' f 4 f Q '. 3-1, 1' .- ,F r , l-5 L-neo'-tl' NNW? . W .s s 0'kM a'9 'lb 0' 'Q' fagtrtlau-'Ryu 'B4 - ' Wa-' to-4-ata-'Simi-LJ. HELEN ANNE BROPHYZ , A form more fair, a face more sweet Ne'er bath it been my lot to meet. Helen brings happy memories . . . her life radiates richness . . . mellowness . . . joy. Good natured . . . blend of affableness and generosity springs from her charitable heart . . . lover of sports, especially skating and skiing . . . Mary Margaret's companion on the bridle path. Quietly, yet surely gained a multitude of friends . . . a reward of her sweet nature. Lacks nothing but enemies. Honey, may good fortune and happiness be always yours! r l