Rosary Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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y,?v.J ,SAN-A,j,.f'. V, PATRICIA DIANE REED If I have not the opportunity to do a great thing, I can do a small thing greatly. A friend in need, a friend in deed . . . like King Midas everything she touches turns to gold . . . loves sports . . . excited and excit- ing on a basketball floor . . . wins friends in an ever-widening circle . . . Co-Editor of the yearbook . . . Sodality vice-prefect . . . magnetic smile . . . sometimes serious . . . most times happy . . . Latin whiz . . . one of the nicest . . . No dreams can be too high for our Pat. I ' I , .J D 4 vn-CMV, fN , , x J ,s ..a.1...g. MM-1 -We L ' fr .y Lu -.cw 11' 0' ' We vw i wg X355 A 1 'J - p4 7-I ' .1 l Aja us.-fd QQjgPfv9Lg,f 97V'jJl-l- V -' J R , JU' W1.1t,vei,,.afJ '0'lf ' 5 J 1 x Sr' XXX .I use - ftQxX -f t il- I ' . t E i t ,J MK, MARY ADELE SHEEHAN A young maideniv heart Is a rich soil, wherein lie many gems. Rosary has a special place in its heart for a grand girl . . . our Mary . . . a true friend . . . loyal classmate . . . confident in all un- dertakings . . . radiates charm . . . always with a ready smile and cheerful word . . . perfect sincerity . . . very agile in the ath- letic Held . . . future math teacher . . . We forecast bright and sunny days ahead for a most deserving girl. ,x ,r I NS K 'N ,., A V K 6 L41 ff . I ,L . I fy X It t k' , f -1 -f 1 1 tara- ,,.7S,fc!c.d Jef fs-A- fL 4 l uf- iff? Q4 'lm Xt g..'- . . K - g 1, x,.f'l '. 4 L V, f' f -X' .x x. I LZ vffl x L. , , 'L , K, Q Jf i E- si 1 H Eggs- V A f f I , Ns . -1 Q 51.3 K 3 'Q 'F g-1.: . N., 04, - L ' U L I La, 1 f yt '-'gi .4 lg!! A . A - ' - , ' f ' fs -1,.,,a,,,. ..., 1. eH,..l,-.g?Z.:ggs4.,.-,,ig u ...A Q i 5'1f-317721 i X 946 QQ!! I iv Ku- 1'-f q!5e4,, Cir-liar! f- f , l x X

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ANGELA RITA PLESCIA Fd rather be small and shy, Than hig and cast a shadow. Loved for her sparkling personality, and ready smile . . . dancing eyes reflect a cheer- ful disposition and boundless love of life . . . vivacious and buoyant . . . loves a pleas- ant argument . . . creates happiness wher- ever she goes . . . easy-going, mischievous, lovable, petite bundle of charm . . . a friend we're proud to claim. Best of luck and suc- cess, Angie. MARGARET ANN O'DONOGHUE Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, An excellent thing in a girl. Admired for her naturally curly hair . . . sunny disposition and intelligence . . . confident in all that she does . . . generous . . . sees the funny side of everything and in- variably has a story to tell . . . capable treas- urer of the Sodality . . . lofty ideals . . . candidly reactive to persons and things I . . C' warm-hearted . . . keen interest in L ti ' . staunch supporter of St. joseph' ever I lose your sense of humor, Pe . wwf' , ... M .- a.. , .,

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ELEANOR FRANCES STEWART If eyes were made for seeing, Beauty is it's own excuse for bemgf' Composed and nonchalant, our Ellen . . . poised yet friendly . . . never a wallflower . . . disapproves the theory beauty and brains don't mix . . . musically talented . . . tall, graceful, charming . . . well groomed, well dressed . . . lovely in the classic manner . . . persevering mathematician . . . always a lady . . . unruffled disposition . . . gracious per- sonality . . . Stay as you are, Ellen, and your path in life will be smooth and straight. MARIE ANN SKUDRIS She is a lady, quiet and sedate. A gracious personality, calm, composed . . . abundance of common sense . . . capable . . . conscientious . . . independent . . . quick keen mind with very definite ideas . . . un- selfish . . . ever ready to help others . . . aspires to be a nurse . . . accomplished vio- linist . . . scrupulously neat . . . the perfect lady on all occasions . . . pleasant singing voice . . . to you we extend our sincere wishes for the greatest success, Marie. MMM, A