St James High School - Aurorean Yearbook (Salem, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1968 volume:

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HICKEY Latin I, II, III, IV, Algebra I, English III, Library, SISTER NOREEN PATRICIA Religion II, French I, II, III, IV, English, SISTER ALBERT CECILIA AQ- K 'Q-MY Religion I, Il. X 1 ALL! Religion I, History 1, II, Biol- ogy II, English I, Government n SISTER ANN ALBERTA REV. WILLIAM I. RAFTERY Religion Ill, Chemistry IV, Bookkeep ing I, II, Stenography, Typing I, II. SISTER MARIE CATERINE Choral, Fine Arts. Y gl. ff, Q gr Religion III, IV. SISTER ESTELLA ST. JOHN Religion, Algebra ll, Typing I, Math IV, English IV, Geometry . A i 3 A 71.-1'--K'-'E i We wish to express our sincere appreciation and gratitude to Monsignor O'Leary and Sister Superior for their efforts in pro- moting the success of the past school year. It was through their understanding and generosity that we were able to acheive so many goals, Obs: Seniors MARY ANNE ARNOLD Of manners gentle, of affection mild, KATHLEEN BARBEAU Blushing is virtue's color, GLADYS ABRAHAM Small in stature, great in goodness. 2-1-ff., MARYANN BLANC HARD Her step is musics her voice is song. FRANCES BARBEAU A girl of cheerful yesterdays and con fident tomorrows. BEVERLY BOUCHER Fulfilling absolute decree in casual simplicity. MARY ANN CARON She was made for happy thoughts, for playful wit and laughter, SUSAN CHAPUT A falcon towering in her pride of place, ELIZABETH CAHILL A voice of glad- ness, a smile of utmost sincerity. THERESA Cl-IALIFOUX Mischief dances in her eyes and smiles upon her lips. NOREEN CULLEN A perfect woman, nobly planned, to warm, to comfort, and to command, JULIE DOUGHERTY Sweet as the song that youth sang once. PATRICIA CORNACCHIO And on her face, that radiant moon, bewitching smiles are shown. RUTH FARIA EDITH CURLEY Mirror of lively artist's talents instilled in silent thoughtfulness, She is truly happy who makes others happy. ANN FRASER To help others out of a fellow feeling is hers to give. JANICE GALLANT Music has many charms as hath the music makers. CLAIRE GARDNER A friend in sunshine and in shade. JEAN GAGNON Her ability to understand has won her many friends, JEAN GALLANT A girl so various that she seemed to be not one, but all mankind's epitome. SUZANNE GENEST Sunny-day opti- mism, quiet man- ners and friendly tones. MARY ELLEN HORGAN Fun with a flair, holding today and forming tomorrow, V' LINDA GAUTHIER Argument is but the key to knowlea MARY l-IUBISZ Secure in the TERESA HITCHCOCK Laugh where we must: be candid where we can. hearts of her friends, JACQUELINE JACQUES And parting, leave behind as footsteps in the sands of time. x,N,,,f'f I ANNETTE LAVOIE The virtue of her lively looks excels precious stone. MARIE MITCHELL From the crown of her head to the soles of her feet is all mirth. 1 SHEILA KELLY Quick and nimble, lively of mind, soul, and spirit, KATHLEEN MCSHAY She walks with a ch-:erful heart, a friendly glance, a gentle word for all 19 KATHLEEN MURPHY Beauty lives with kindness. MARGARET O'NEIL Her beauty twinkles like a star within a frosty night, PATRICIA MOSS A thing of beauty is a joy forever, JANET PELU SO Picture Noi Available MAUREEN MURRAY Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. A friend may well be reckoned a masterpiece of nature. MAUREEN SUTTON With a true and noble aim, she gives her unselfish service. JANICE TKACHUK 1? One could mark her merry nature by the twinkle in her eye. KATHLEEN WALSH Seek till you find and you'll not lose your labor. C .1,,, MARY SWEENEY Speak softly, smile gently. EILEEN WADDELL A sense of humor is the salt of the earth. Hass History A class of forty-nine apprehensive freshmen, we entered Saint James in September of 1964. Somehow, with the help of Sister Josephine, who did her best to see that justice was done to her young fountains of entertainment, we managed to survive the last real initiation. That year of bible vigils, talent shows, and Algebra I brought joy to her heart and cries of help to our lips. Nevertheless, forty-five of us returned the next year for more battles with the Coke machine and to face the new experience of Biology. Sister Mary St. Therese and her Japanese bows, however, helped us to overcome that difficulty. With Sister Catherine Mariam helping us to become ladies we faced the second new experience of our first semi-formal. Before we knew it, still recovering from Biology and Geometry, we found ourselves in the hands of Sister Ann Al- berta, the only nun who was there both before and after we hit her class. Al- though we were split up into separate courses, our spirit remained the same. ln fact, it was the first year that we won the spirit cup. Perhaps the reason for our sudden success was the ice cold stares we'd get from sister's baby blues every time we'd fool around. Religion class was always exciting because there was bound to be heated discussions on some current event. We ended the year with class day, an experience which was rewarding to us, as well as the seniors, Then we were there. We had made it to the senior classroom. With Sister Estella St. John, many changes came to us that year. At our retreat at Loretto, with the help of Father Cartey and Mr. Roide, we really got to know ourselves and each other a little better. After Christmas, disappointment at rejection and shouts of joy at acceptance into college became part of our lives. All dis- appointment vanished, however, at the excitement of our first formal dinner dance. Soon we were looking forward to our Washington trip and, for many of us, our first airplane ride. The end was drawing nearer, as many of us real- ized, recalling many memories at our class day. Then, June 2, 1968, as we left Saint James behind, we realized that it really wasn't the end but rather the beginning ofa bright new future. You stand so tall on the crest ofthe hill Looking down at the valley, peaceful and stillg Tracing the pathway of your ascent, Feeling the joy of accomplishmentg Recalling the friends you met on the way As onward you journeyed with each new day. indent fzfe W ,sf . sn Q! 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