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

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ANITA BLOWER Tall, statuesque, unassuming Anita, is our class artist, with the true artist's quick appreciation and love of beauty. We feel sure that her ability, determination, and per- severance will carry her quickly to sucess. MABEL BURNS Burnsie believes that He who hesitates is lost. , and so she is always in a terrific hurry, flying thru the corridors on those high heels, with unconceivable velocity. We know that we will soon be fol- lowing with great interest, Mabe1's future career as a danseuse, and will again be reminded of the joy which her dancing feet gave to us at S. H. H. JULIA CAVANAUGH Julie's,' dramatic and literary gifts will, we know, be the means of bringing her to success. Who can ever forget Winterset , the menacing villian of our Senior Class Play, or those long and ver- bose essays, which were the pride and joy of the faculty at S. H. H.? Julie's sunny and generous dispo- sition will surely find her happi- ness.

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THE CLASS OF 1934 BOARD OF EDITORS Editor-in-Chief - Eithne Doyle Associate Editors Kathleen Gamble Mary Minnervini Joanne Moore CLASS OFFICERS President Mary Martin Vice-President Mary Grant Secretary Joanne Moore Treasurer - Frances Dougherty CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS Vincemus' Orchid and Silver CLASS FLOWER Calla Lily EDNA BLANC work, dietetics. Edna has a personality that IS both arresting and alluring She has a gracious manner, which has won her many friends during her four years at S H H In Edna there is a love of fun combined with a sweet dignity that makes her company always welcome On her path through llfe the love and confidence of the class of 34 travel with her 1n her chosen

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PHYLLIS CHESTONE Clear the Way! Here comes Phyl , our speed demon. Phyl , in her quick, eager, and definite manner, has found her way into all our hearts. Her invariable good spirits, and the dry humor, which always showed itself at the most unwarranted time, will long remain pleasant memories to the class of '34. RITA CORDEN The class of '34 will always re- member the regal beauty of Queen Guinivere , in our Mother's Day Play, and the girl, who, during her short stay with us, distinguished herself by her sincerity, courtesy, and pleasing manner. Best wishes, Rita! CHRISTINE COSTELLO We never know Christine is in the classroom, until something amusing happens. Then we recog- nize her as the author of the wicked giggle, that just floated across the ether, which the faculty are always unsuccessful in tracing to its owner. Chris is a depend- able and loyal friend, with an un- failing sense of humor. We Won't forget you, Chris!