Rosary Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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l Milly! lf 1 J f A ,l . lf W lrwgfgfyif NN LUUISE MCCABE V ready wit and ready smile Proclaim to all she's a friend worth- while. Good-natured . . . fun-loving pal . . . irre- sistable giggle . . . outstanding math stu- dent . . . wide variety of interests . . . skill- ful in drawing . . . consistently happy, our blue-eyed Ann . . . always neat . . . very de- pendable . . . loves to chatter with her many friends . . . sweetness and kindness her dom- inant qualities. Your ambitions will be ful- filled for determination lies beneath your gay and witty personality, A 'lf ,ra ss ee all if 5- F Kit.-Q N JOAN MARIE MCCARTHY There is no sorrow in thy song No winter in thy year. Beneath an exterior of gayness and non- chalance, we find a frank and serious Miss Individualist . . . beautiful singing voice . . . overflowing with enthusiasm . . . an ar- dent admirer of Cicero and his successor Virgil . . . unaffected . . . steadfast in opin- ions. Individually and collectively we wish you success . . . for whatever goal you may choose, we know you will strive for perfec- tion, Joan.

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E l l VIRGINIA ANN MACLEAN None lenew thee hut to love thee, Nor named thee, but to praise theef' What we like about sparkling eyed Ginny . . . ladylike manner . . . generosity to her classmates . . . ability to capture success in work and play. Her main characteristics . . . three S's . . . sincerity, sweetness and sim- plicity. What we regret now is the fact that our years together were only four, and that there are not more like her. May she Q harvest as much sunshine as she has dig:- fused. Bonne c nce, Ginny. . 4 - J x -f 1 f' f J- ' -s , sy Q f , N xi r v J 3' 'A YJ Q , , . 5 t , L ' .' 0' 9 J t xi'i ,, BARBARA MARY LYONS May your eternal .vummer never fade. Her manner is as carefree as the clay is long . . . her disposition is cheerful and gay . . . a combination of blonde hair and gray eyes . . . winning smile . . . dispenser of good will . . . fun-loving nature has often landed her in amusing situations . . . fer- vent supporter of the school bus . . . staunch friend. May you succeed always, Barbara. 1 4

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EY rw' WM! ELEANOR ANNE MCDONOUGH Knowledge this girl prizes best Seems fantastic to the rest. Brightens many a dull moment with her droll wit . . . co-operative . . . undercut- rents of sympathy and fidelity . . . conscien- tious and capable about her work . . . ever ready to help . . . surprises all with unex- pected snatches of humor . . . ever present in the cafeteria . . . French expert . . . a sunny disposition . . . generous and warm- heated . . . sure to succeed . . . we wish you the best of luck, Eleanor. ROSEMARY ELIZABETH MCCOY Ascended Fame's ladder so high: From the round at the top she has stepped to the sky. One man's loss is another's gain . . . Rosemary left New York and became a Rosarian. Her personality charms . . . her contagious laughter entwines . . . her sense of humor pleases. Calm, collected exterior of serious purposefulness. Always ready with unrequested favors . . . good student. Her helpful advice is indispensable . . . She will attain success not by chance but as a reward for service.