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

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MARY HORAN Mary is that happy-go-lucky youngster with the ready, memor- able smile, and wish to rise. For four years she has strolled forth with calm and measured tread, al- ways a prime favorite. Perhaps we appreciate her more than ever in these dull, dark days of depres- sion, for if anyone can make us feel there is always something worth living for, it is Mary Horan. MARY IZZO Mary is well liked because of her friendliness, cheerfulness and generosity. She has a lively sense of humor, which often brightens up the dull moments in the class- room. Mary strives earnestly to master all her studies and is one of our most enthusiastic students. We feel sure that Mary's future, whatever it may be, is destined for success. Au revoir, Mary! MARY MARSELE Mary is a real down-to-earth, person, burning ambitious, born to rise. This loyal classmate, with her pleasing personality, has dur- ing her four years at Sacred Heart grown very dear to us. Although she is quiet and thoughtful, there may be found a measure of humor in her words. We feel sure her success is certain in whatever she may adopt as her life work.

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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

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MARY MARTIN Mary is the jolliest, sunniest comrade any girl oould wish for. She has an air of extreme inno- cence and appears to be the es- sence of simplicity and candor, but is not the converse true. Mary's charming personality has been a powerful factor in her popularity which has grown by leaps and bounds since her entrance to our fold in 1930. Here's to you, Mary! MARY MINNERVINI Deep conviction, eager generos- ity, and steadfast purpose, joined to the energy and cheerfulness of youth: these are the forces that Minnie has gathered up in her four years sojourn. And petite Minnie, with the breathless lit- tle voice that stirs up all sorts of protective instincts, has fulfilled all of her undertakings with the greatest of zest, and indeed, has made them distinctly Worth-while. JOANNE MOORE A recipe for Joanne: Take one teaspoonful of gaiety, a cup bub- bling over with fun, measureless popularity, and one heaping table- spoon of smiles. Add dark wavy hair, and stir well over the fire of vivaciousness. Joanne has genr uine ability, and it will stand her in good stead, when she is pur- suing her chosen career, that of a dietician.