Sacred Heart College - Gradatim Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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ACADEMY SENIDRS OFFICERS Frances O ' Donochue Treasurer Pat Hamilton Secretary Frankie Mooney Vice-President Patricia Wolhar President Page Twenty-seven

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PROPHECY Though we say Time marches on, we know that it is not really Time that .marches but ire; and as we march we realize that there is much more time for our future than there has been for our past. (We hope!) We wonder, naturally, what will fill that vast seemingly-interminable stretch ahead of us. Will the shadows be mere shades to offset the sunlight, or will the sunlight be a noonday glare or the firs, touches of the halo of the dawn? Of course, as Prophet of the Class of ' 49 I know ALL the answers. Opening the Book of the Future i see on page one our May Queen of 1949, Margaret McGerrigle, trying to keep an eye on each of her six children and accomplish the dish-washing as well. She ' s as pretty as ever, though, and seems extremely happy. Why doesn ' t somebody tell her now about Lux for dishpan hands? I must make a note of that. . . . Flipping over to page two f encounter Annette Huckans weeping as she spanks one of the first grade pupils who has just misbehaved in class. He is a cute little boy with black curly hair and big brown eves. Probably Annette would not have lelt half so bad about punishing that plain-looking redhead in Jie front row! Annette is quite a teacher they say. Page three reveals Anne Galletta has become a world-famous ballerina, who has graced every stage in Europe, as well as in this countrv. She is as graceful as ever and not at all vain of her success. 1 urning over to page four, I find Ann Connell, wife of a well-known band leader, singing in all the swankiest night clubs throughout the United States. What a surprise that is! At school she gave all her time to becoming proficient in Home Economics— and look at her— eating out every single night! Maybe, she helps the chef in-between times? But greater surprises are still in store for on page five I catch a glimpse of Kitty Moore, hustling and bustling about the kitchen of the Waldorf-Astoria in New York. She directs the traffic both on the stove and off. No wonder their plum pudding sauce is to become the wonder of 1960! On page six Mary Frohlich ' s picture discloses her pondering over the evidence of the murder of an important government official. Didn ' t you know that she is to become a member of the F.B.I.? Page seven gives a picture of Dr. Lillian Applewhite in an operating room sur- rounded bv ten assistants performing an operation that no other doctor has ever attempted. Lillian was always brave, though. On page eight is Mrs. John Worthington Wolhar (Jean Lewis), who has become the belle of New York society because of her celebrated cocktail parties. Mary Ann Rice has become a missionary to China, where she is trying desperately to teach the children the English language. Her Chinese is fluent enough. We find Nancy Hagar the manager and owner of an exclusive Women ' s Shop in Paris. She began as a designer. Ann Pinkston is well-known for writing the best-selling book of the year. It happens to be her ninth one, and she has already begun on a tenth. And we thought she was headed for the stage! Shirley Owen, Hollywood ' s greatest dramatic actress, is being presented with the Academy Award for her best picture, Too Many Loves. Joan Murphy is working in the little bookshop ' round the corner. Poor girl, she is almost blind from reading all the books that have not been sold! On the next to-the-last page of the book is Margurite George, busily pecking on a typewriter. She is secretary to her husband, a big bank executive. On the very last page, slowly fading from view, I find that the future makes my greatest dream come true . . . And so as I close the Book of the Future we march on, ready to face what lies ahead of us in our 1 omorrow. Mary Frohlich, class prophet. Page Twenty-six -°°-— ™»°-« -— - » ■» ■■ ■•■ ' » ° — -■ ' ■ ' ■-™™™»™ Bma a MB1 .i.ia

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ACADEMY SENIORS Franke Ann Bell Gastonia, N. C. Day Students ' Association (1 2, 3, 4); Glee Club (3, 4); Class Treasurer (31; Latin Club (1, 2, 3). Fermina Blas Guam, M. I. Guam Student Council (1, 2, 3); Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4J; Sodality CL 2, 3)i Ama teur Acting CL 2); Typing (4); Study Club (2, 3); Maid of Honor to May Crowning (2, 3); Home Economics CL 2). Muriel Marie Boyd Gastonia, N. C. Day Students ' Association (4); Glee Club (I, 2, 3, 45; Belmont High School (2, 3); Tri Hi Y Club (3); Home Economics Club (1); Class Lawyer (4). Gloria Deane Gordon Gastonia, N. C. Day Students ' Association (2, 3, 4); Glee Club (4); Lalin Club C 2 ' i ' - Class Treils urer, Gastonia High School CO; Dramatics Club, G.H.S. CO; Ma ' d of Honor, May Festival C4); Gastonia Follies C4). Patricia Ann Hamilton Belmont, N. C. Day Students ' Association CI, 2, 3, 4); YCS C3, 4); Sodality CL 2, 3, 4); Glee Club C3, 4); Study Club C3. 4); Latin Club CL 2)1 Class Treasurer C2); Class Secretary C4). Sylvia Marie Louis Nassau, Bahamas Glee Club C3. 4); Basketball CL 2. V4)i Sodality C4); French Club C3); Study Club (4). Helen Loretta Marshall Rock Hill, S. C. Band. Rock Hill High School CI. 2); Latin Club CD; Science Club CD; Glee Club (1. 2, 3, 4); Jr. Dramatics CL 2); Biology Club C2); Debaters ' League CL 2); Delta TriHl-J CI 2, 3); French Club (3)l Garnet Black Staff (3); Sr. Dramatics Club (3 1; Sodality C4); Stu Iv Club (4); Rock Hill High School CL 2. 3)- Frances Hazel Mooney Lenoir, N. C. Lenoir High School CO; Home Economics Club CO; J- U. G. CO; Band CO; Glee Club C3. 4); Music C3. 4); Art Club C2); Choir C2, 4); Class President C2); Class Vice-President C4); Secretary of Sodality C4); Dramatics Club C2); Sodality C2. 3, 4); Study Club C3, 4); Echoes Business Manager C3); Class Lawyer (4); Writers ' Club (4), immntinmmu mm