Sacred Heart High School - Golden Book Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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EITHNE DOYLE Although quiet and lady-like at all times, Eithne is cordial and friendly. - Willingly and whole- heartedly, she enters into all class activities. Eithne has been suc- cessful both in her studies and in the different roles she has por- trayed. Intelligent, diligent, amia- ble, she cannot fail to achieve suc- cess. CATHERINE FLEMING Catherine's unassuming modesty has by no means blinded our eyes to those virtues of loyalty and co- operation which characterize her. We deeply appreciate the interest and help, which she has given to our various undertakings, and we extend our best wishes to her in her chosen work, that of follow- ing in the footsteps of Florence Nightingale. MARY FOY Ma.ry's unfailing generosity and good nature have made her much beloved by the students of Sacred Heart. We know that these vir- tues will continue to characterize her as she mounts the diflicult lad- der to success. We wish you all happiness, Mary!

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ELEANOR CRISCI El , the model pupil of the class of '34, could always be de- pended upon for biology assign- ments, when the rest of us were unprepared. What would we ever have done without her? It is in- evitable that her efficiency and de- pendability will bring' her the worthwhile things of life. RITA DEEGAN Rita's motto is Don't Worry. , and she has proved it to be a good one. Her bright, winning smile and happy personality testify to the fact that she takes everything in good part. We hope, Rita, that the petty trials of life will never dull your smile! FRANCES DOUGHERTY Frances hid her capabilities be- neath a cloak of modesty for a long' time, but the keen eyes of our class dragged her forth from her comfortable seclusion, and made her the treasurer of the Senior Class. In this ofiice, Frances has proved that she will, by her de- termination and pluck, attain hap- piness and success in the future. Best wishes, Frances!

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KATHLEEN GAMBLE Here we have a most creditable addition to our beloved school in the person of a mirthful, laughing colleen, from the far-off Emerald Isle. Yet what a capacity for thinking lies beneath that coil of blonde hair. Her sterling qual- ities which have already won her many friends will, we are confi- dent, gain multitudes of others as she pursues her future work. RITA GANN ON ln the time she has been among us, Rita has given us innumer- able opportunities to appreciate her sincerity, dependability, and perseverance. Through every dis- turbance, she has remained the sweet, tranquil friend, whom we have always admired. All suc- cess, Rita MARY GRANT This is Mary Grant, the girl Whose unfailing and winning smile has endeared her to us all. In the four years that she has been among us, we have never known Mary to be cross or garrulous, and have had many glimpses of the supreme generosity and coopera- tion with which she has favored us. You can't help but succeed, Mary! K