Boston Trade High School - Craftsman Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

BOSTON TRADE HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX BOSTON TQADE H I GH SCHOOL T4 'si iS' Yam BOOK BQSTCDN TRADE HIGH SCHOGL -mb allegiance to the flag of the United States ol America and to the Republic lor which it standsp one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice lor all. 'Fw if :'w 'ljtzt I n fttt: I 'f' i If I ll I I I I I ru e of Golzfezzfs e I-Iead Master s Message e Theme e Dedlcatron e Faculty A mal xxx G I6 Uwe em ors M ML,rpIwy Vue Ie s Qmcers e Sensor dass IW DWODS me Ax mex Ac: wtes Jport 56500: Ilegumemt IIwe Craftsman IusucaI Qrgamzatuoms ksommuttees Axssemb es Iizre I3 evemtnom and Sa ety SCIIQQI I-Irsferv C a s QI 6C C a s QI 6 CIQ s of 67 Ive Sensor prom Sponsors C H I I Th ' 7 TM ' Q Th ' ' IO III f ' I I III I for I , I S I , r. I5 I C ss W' I6 Th . ' P I7 I e ni 5I IIwe Acacevwic Classes 65 I' , r 76 , ri ' SI P s SI A ,. ' ' 89 n 90 IV I c I I 92 fx ' 93 1 II 97 ' r ' I 98 , ' I L f IOC I s I I IQ5 I s ' I IU6 s I I 4 IO7 I ' IO8 OUR HEAD MASTEl2'S MESSAGE As Head Master of Boston Trade Hugh School l extend my heartuest congratulatuons to the Class of 1959 and I wush you the greatest of success un lute To your parents my very best wushes They have sacrufuced a grueat deal to keep you un school so that you mught receuve a hugh school duploma Now you wull take your places un the undustrual world You wull be workung as untellugent opprentuces at the trades un whuch you have receuved unstructuon for the past four years Your trounung was admunustered by shop and acodemuc teachers who are recognuzed as the best qualufued un the state To be successful un lute one must be happy un the work he us per formung To receuve that added compensatuon whuch helps toward attaunung happuness one must possess good socual habuts as well as good work habuts More people have been dusmussed from posutuons because they locked the abuluty to get along wuth others than for lack of trade knowledge meduately upon graduatuon Your traunung at Boston Trade Hugh School wull help you greatly un ony branch of the servuce A great number of our grad uates have attauned hugh honors un mulutary lute as evudenced by correspond ence that reaches my offuce dauly Our slogan He that hath a trade hath an estate applues to all of our boys and especuolly to those who have been honorably duscharged from mulutary servuce They have been properly duscupluned and have learned to get along wuth others These are essentuals ut one us to be successful un lndustry I earnestly trust that you wull be happy un your chosen vocatuons Thus happuness wull be shared by your parents who are most deservung because of the hardshups they have endured Your Alma Mater wull also reuouce un your success lf we can be of servuce to you at any tume feel free to call on us You wull always be welcome once a Trade School boy always a Trade School boy EDWARD TERRENZI Head Master I I . , . I - , . Many of you will go into the military service of our country im- : ll Ill I I I u I Rf W if OUR MOTTO 5 S He Thai Hath A Tmak Harb An Efmle X 1 K 4 H 2 K 2 Axwmbfnxwgaxffgwffff Fxwkxwmwgxwmwgwgwegwc THEME 73! esfe Q' 15 b who hm amd lm work Lex hzm wk no other bleyyedneu 6 6 ' ' 5 ti! f I I ,xx?f?aa?77 ,QAE77 F4 ' DEDICATION To Oar Head Mafler Edward Terrenzz Formerbf the Head of ear Sbolbf Trade Marz Skdled zrz Voealzonal Edaeafzorz Impzrafzere of U V Trade Mznded Boyf We live Cfaff Wf1959 Wzfb Przde and Adrlzzralzorz Dedzeafe this Edzfzorz 0 Oar Cra mrzarz Yearbook 2 ef , , , - 1 . , . If . I0 OUR FACULTY EDWARD TERRENZI Head Master RAINCIS J MURPHY C Idan e Co r- IC JA AES B MCDONOUGH Shop Sope untefden ENGLISH DEPARTMEN PLUMBING DEPARTMENT P rack F OCorvnor Arfhrbad E B a DD SOJ hard fe J e oIef J V E o emo 'IATHENI TICS DEPARTMENT 5 nhorrta has J L NVE L PIRI r xf Lord CCI AMERICAN HISTORY J ND GOVERNMENT JTC Q GoId RarhO Hagon AIRPLANE DEPARTMENT AUTOMOBILE DEPART WENT nits X P arn A I e yur r 6 Stephet P Wh te CABINET DEPARTMENT 1 I J eph Mo L o R , In I RPEN PY DLP T JI tht Jame I r :I VI DRAETINC DEPARTMENT C Eg I Robert Dovovat ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT Jose-I h Dem A J son O D er 1 inc OJ Joseph L M Ctaskef MACHINE DEPARTMENT arf Mo J I O tavto C ruIIo asoone DQN I P Do Joseph J Saxon PAINTING DEPARTMENI Robert V Dandrow Howard W LIo,fd orge M faNI a rrata PRINIING DEPARTMENT A t Q Ra ph John A Mantef SHEET METAL DEPARTMENT Josern D I-'Jrt orn Georce M 1ftrCoIgan WELDING DEPARTMENT WaIt or W Bentarntn W IR MILITARY DRILL ATHLETICS AND PHYSICAL EDUCAT ON George P Rfa WaIter Ft Zoe Joseph M Pdrnphre PLACEMENT Francts J Harrugan NURSE Marne A Currier R BOOKKEEPER Josephtne M Mahoney SECRETARIES Dorothy V Hennessey He en P Cooney BOSTON TRAD HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX JAMES B DOLAN Teacher ID Charge ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT orvas P B Ern R Maortce Temple Frank J Captes Robert F KeIIey BAKING DEPARTMENT Henry J Cotty ArthurT Flemtng RADIO DEPARTMENT George W Brown Wnlltam G Anderson Antomo Lerro I E 'C ' JJ C Q ,ge r GI' ' ' E ' 9 I Ge V ffi e S Iva'o'e U- Erafzo ,. 'rx Aye y,a'vf3r Shag Q0 V -I Sap, V FO Do' I .ash 'at R L, , V J If ,Q F ,ww I U , J Drsco I, Vtnce-rt A De.r'1 reno '.',J'f ' ' IH, T '-C, ,J , I I Y I 1, A I Ftore Dona'd L Langne rr dewfb L Flora 2 C LJC1'I'IJwC1 , I Jar - Dwehe, SCIE L -- TAENT I Th X L it J 3135, .ES t..'If 1, I Erot A GTI - Row- ' Ii'- larrtfg, E Cmtt, , - J Hg ry' Tat VIILI 'I I-',,I Q T5'!I I' Rf I ik T A I J. er Ca lahaw Arth ' Rgoeuz Artht few Geyge , 'J I d A. ENC W Mattfof Lawenie VV Morvay K-CDR Vincent C Breen - II,I YI Fra ' L, ms ICQGIHII P-:T7.I'3I' F- B , ,ard WIIII Careers Car G Noriiq' n Q b Y . T Fur ,Is T Po.-.ers R ina d R Vlsfir To Au tmon, F f'.'t,s,r, Anthonf V Crg'-Quo 03 :Ar .1 n'O'Wd P To astm John C Trazza-Lt - I - N- QA, TQ ' ARTLIHNT Art I tot' H Ratt-.a,, s E Iagge ty I - I I Ioh E Swlwa 5 4 , I I J3I'7'JL L COICTIGU Lf?.'.'ot'tJ If! LjI.v:'srt Bevrtarw-' H r nf t, 2 ' E ' ' J I arf, av-:es ,, P JCE HI G TI1- Aga' Erf rs T Inn Th Y ,ms eSTJ fan , I L J Edv.. 1 .Ia',t, t ' 9 P , Q I mo, Joht yte X - aaa fy no 5 J I N..1 THE ADMINISTRATION Flrst row Mr Murphy Guidance Head Master Terrenzl Shop Supermtendent McDonough Second row Mr Walsh Programs Mr Harrtgan Placement HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Flrst row Messrs Mattson Airplane Lyons Auto Mulvanlty Machtne Driscoll Prrntlng Hughes Sheet Metal MacNellI Plumbmg Second row Messrs Doherty Electrlclty Rattray Carpentry Callahan Weldnng Dandrow Pavntlng Dixon Drafting Mayr Cabinet 1 It A . -v ,T f it l.,,,l . , . 2. .. cb , ,, 11 gl , 3 I . . , I 5 - 1 I - 1 5 - 1 P 1 1 I 1 2 1 2 , 3 - 1 I 1 F 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 ,t , .. , as A , 1, V s Q t A 1 A ' ' L sf - Q.. a v- ' 1 K V N . . , .,, fx T f X 4 - 'I l . h -. K, l X Q - SHOP TE ACHCRS J, feggr Largwle Prlmmq Lfodol Shee1MeraN Wo Wd gar an P frm Ro rfs We! vu eVu 4C l ls fsr on Messr Uoyd Paummg Sammarfarwo and Franco Pljmbm Seforwd row Messrs Cerullo Saxon and Doyle Ma hw 1 Flaw n wrron EF C D d r- f Q Haqger arpe v Lora 4' ' .WF t'O , 1. X L X fs. of E, C Q' ' , , ' A l IL ,. x . Ferst r SHOP TEACHERS Furst row Messrs Morello Cabmet Vsscarello Auto Tomaslm and Tragakls Cabmet Murray Avlatlon second row Messrs Beaton Whute Nordgren and Cuneen Auto Clprnano Cabxnet ACADEMIC TEACHERS ow Messrs McGrath and Moran Mathematrcs Menzel Englush Haglund Mathernatlcs S cond row Mackey Mathematics Kllburn Belt and Gold Science P' 5112 2 - , J , F f I 1 - - I 1 V V I f : . , I 1 I . S I . I 1 , f :nuns Ll cv .iff-M-'M' '::f':-. ' We 111-0-vs:':..s.....,,- . A. 4. ,Nw -6 ' - - . :A rztt.-252 1 5 ' ' W' , ,V '- fe-fe? r Q I i C .V nv , Y , , ., ..- Gil gina! Gyord fo fha Glass of 1939 'Fa 'J l 5 M FrancisJ Murphy Senior Class Soo tso You the Senior Class are to be congratulated in the fact that you are singularly blessed in having found yo ir work the thing y c wish to do most to earn your living Yet there is another work not separate from but in addition to that of earning your daily bread and that is aintai-iing you own self respect, doing an honest day's work, being reliable to your fellow man and toithtul to the moral principles in which you have been trained it church or synogogue at home or in school, Yielding to the temptation to de- viate from those principles land the pressure will sometimes be greotl w'll prevent a fulfillment of that happiness which you have already found to some extent in the choosing ot your trade, Observe those rules of conduct which you know to be right, and true success is assured. You will need no other blessings, you will find no straighter road to happiness. CLHSS OFFICERS 1' L P HARRISON W. LEE RONALD J. FONTAINE Vice President Associate President WILLIAM J. KILLARNEY MORTON F. BALDUF Secretary Treasurer LOUIS J DELLELO President 4: e fy 4 Q, 4' Y 4.4 ABBOTT Arthur E Ame 6 Blarr Road Dorchester Cabmet rack r prrrrcrpal rnter s both rn and out :de ol school rs track For lout years hehas run lor thcY M C A and o wo he a playe so tball for hc same organrzatrorr He rs also rnterested rn archery and darrcrrrq Anrhrtron to he a s rcess :rr e AZER Peter M Pete l98 Callertder Street Dorchester Machrnc Azers best sport rs hockey He played lor our team for the past two years He en roys playrr-g the sport very much He also plays hockey for a local team of whrch he a great fan Hrs ambrtror rn lrfe rs to a success rn hrs lrd e Q' a .D if AMOLING David G Dave 427 Beech Streer Roslrrrdale Draftmg Honor Roll 57 58 Hockey 57 58 a good aye D I Gttrcer 57 59 Dayes o bres are hurrtrrrg and motorcycles Luke most of our boys Amollngs mann rnterest untrng Hrs brtron e s to he Mecharrrcal Enqrrreer we lt- ,fre .1- .Q UTI T.--r BALCH Vernon P 'Ve 243 Columbra Road Dorchester Automobrlo Vern runs track for the Y MCA He has won track rrbbons and trophres at Sprung un the M Conn and rxho e Island annual YMCA meet He works after school drrvrng a paper truck for a local company Hrs arnbrtron rs to get a head rn lrfe and to rom the U S M C l 9 -nf' ANTON Robert C Stubby 202 Hrghland Street Roxbury Automobrle Football 56 57 58 Varsrty Baseball 56 5 8 rsrty Glee Club 56 57 Stubby lakes to swrm to play baseball and to go bowlrng What he lrkes to do best rs to study hshrng rods and all krnds ol guns at hrs club Hrs other hobbres are dancrrtg and swrmmrng Ambrtron to he the hrqhest nard Mrllwrnght rn Mass Y 2 BALDUF Morton F Mortre lO7 Bullard 'itreet Walpole Clbmot Mortre has played Football for us for the past three years He rs a brq tel ow who taps the scales at 240 He ran on the Track team 56 57 He rs the Class Treasurer and a Drrll Ofhcer He goes to Junror Achreve ment every week Hrs hobby I5 wood workmg hrs ambrtron rn lrle to be rn the Sea Bees 1 ,fl rr - rr I 'I .' r l l , 56 59 Artes ' et 5 - rr rr I 'I l r t h s ' d f N r - b ' ' ' ' ll ll rr Ill pl r rrl , F ' h b- ' rs h am rn lrt r a Ilfr 4 I l t 7, 5 , Va , , , 58 l , l,. ft , ' ,rl -.gf 43'--A 2 Ggggls H ' V ff' 4:51 , 'rr -1 ll rr l?i'l:FT'?.',l.xf' ll, l A I , -1 ' , ,.,.... , J I ' un, . 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X x ,f ' 2 H BANAITIS Bromus J A Buddy 31 Newport Street Dorchester Electrical Bcddy who had perfect attenddnc for the year 57 received the Craftsman A ward un 56 He IS one of the Color Guard and IS a swltch board operator He I5 a member of the Boy Scouts a Llhuanlan folk danctng group and a church chotr Hts hcbbles are golf archery pool swum rmng Ambmon master electrucuan BISSETT,Geor9e J Bm 661 Parker Street Roxbury Palntlng Buss has played School Basketball or three years and us very good at t played Varsuty Football for the year He also played football for the YMCA and basketball for the Vassals Has hob bees gurls dancmg stngmg Ambntnon to wg N4 an BELLEVILLE Arthur J 'Artie I0 St John Street Jamalca Plam Automobule Artur- played Football57 58 Drill Office BELL James, Dmg Dong 59 GleeClub57 He belongs to thelarn 43 Terrace Street Roxbury Cabmet Bell belongs to the Natuonal Guard He has been a member for a couple of years and has the ratung ot corporal He belongs to the Roxbury Elks a well kr-own orgamza tuon Hrs hobbles are hunting txshong and tlymg Ambutuon to be a success ln lfe alca Plain Yach Club He lukes to work or all kmds of cars speclally sports cars Hts ambutuon I5 to become a duesel englneev BLACKADAR JohnJ Prop I2 Maryland Street Savln Hull Aviation Blackadar belongs to the CYO St Wul hams champlon band He lrkes skm dwlng going steady and bowllng Hts hobbtes are airplanes and skun dlvmg Ambltlon to be a mtlluonaure BLOOM Myron C 25 W Selden Street Mattapan Prmtmg Bloom has had pertect attendance 57 58 He ns a member of the Natlonal Guard works tn a dellcatessen after school and weekends He llkes to go bowllng and work testlng lamps Hts amomon ns to a COmp0sltOr be a success an lnfe x Q56 A5 f R 2'-'r x P . 1 - If I 'I . l , 7 ll ' ll I V . I . , Y ' ll II I ' -1 G - I U l 1 1 I , I .. I . i ., , r 1 1 ' I rismtrii' , igdjg x J Q 2. -. , . ll n , A ' ' r -r 59 . , ' ' He ' ' on ' ' . to ' ' ' A H , H , , . . . .. be ' . nl ' l ' I ' , . , . . , . .. ' f ' i. He ' 58, .:.l .'..- ..: ' r o J ll - , ' xr 1 BRIGGS Harold R Harry' 84 Readvnlle Street Readvulle Pnnhng Harry was an Oustandmg Sophomore 57 I 9 1-f-ti-25251, ' 2 f f QCQTQQ . Drlll OlTvcer 59 He has a part tame lob BROOKS John L Brooks.. after school He lS a member of the C Y O Hrs hobbnes are skatmg and bowlnng Hrs ambutton us to become a union llthograph -Y-rf BROWN Ronald A Naurobl 26 Wakullah Street Roxbury Avlatlon Nanrobt had perflect attendance 56 57 58 Honor Roll 57 Track 56 Dull Oflucev 58 59 lunch room cashuer 58 59 He works part fume after school Member of the USAF Reserves Hrs hobbues are alr planes drawmg Hts smbmon ts to be a aeronautical engmeer l 1 l83 Walnut Avenue Roxbury Electrical Brooksle had perfect attendance 57 Track 56 57 Swatch board 57 58 59 He has played outslde basketball and baseball for has local team Hts hobbnes are all kinds of sports Hts ambmon us to become a success an fe -Q it 55 BRUEGGEMAN H c .lr Butch 3 Kenny Street Jamauca Plam Electrical Butch works as swttchboard operator un hrs spare tame an school He also works at the Roosevelt Pharamacy part tame Hts hobby IS workmg on customuzmg cars Hts arn- bmon us to be an alectncnan tn the Navy BROWN Henry P Harry 297 Kuttredge Street Roslmdale Printing Bnown us the Class Representatlve ot has shop He belonged to the Dental Commit tee and to the Skating Party Commlttee A member of Samt Johns CYO he has a part tlme lob after school Hobbles Auto mobules Ambmon to be a success tn Ife 413 BUCKLEY Edward J Buck 36 Gurney Street Roxbury Electrical Buck was wtth the Track Team of 56 H had perfect attendance In 57 Swttchboaro operator for the school I 8 59 r Ofhcer Hts hobby 15 makmg modelplanes Hts ambmon ns to be a good electrncxan ' fel' I ' . .1 ' Y 5' ,. .' 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Dill 1 AX , C . . -I BUNYON John A 945 Furnace Brook Parkway Qutncy lalung John wa lunch room cashier and super vtsor 57 58 59 Honor roll 57 58 Shop foreman 57 John works for Peters Omer and ts an asststantcampchef He as gotng to Cultnary lnstttute of Ameruca next S pt emberto study cooktng He also belonos to St Paul sCYO Hmgham Hobby cars Ambutlon restaurant and motel owner Pi BUONOPANE Arthur A Bony 68 Hewlett Street Rosltndale Weldmg Arthur played Varstty Football tn 57 58 Crew 56 57 Droll OHICEY A memb r of Jumor Achuevement he has these hobb tes bllllards sports and danctng Hts am button ts to be a welding engineer all fa? CAMPBELL Robert F 52 Regent Street Roxbury Sheet Metal BUSBY D'V'dl B011 Roberts attendance record won htm a per 90 Brunswick Street Dorchester ladle Buzz recetved the Craftsman Award Track Team In 55 56 57 Drtll Offtcer He won thtrd place an Trade Sclence Fan of 1957 ftrst place tn 1958 thurd In Boston Sctence Farr of 5B A member of the C Y O he plays a soprano horn In the Holy Trmtty Cadets Ambmon to go to college and learn more about electromcx 1,551 M fm fect attendance award for 56 57 Hts hob- by ts ftshtng but hrs ambttton vs to be a top sheet metal worker BURDETTE Roderick, Burded 217 West Sprmgfleld Street Boston Welding Burded played Basketball 56 57 58 59 nd Football 56 57 58 59 L.rew 56 57 erfect Attendance 57 58 Drum Mayor 57 Drtl Officer Burned was also tn the N G and IS ASP3 In Junuor Achtevement Hts hobbies are guns cars and eattng Hts ambttlon ts to become a good man tn hrs trade mae ew A CAPORALE Fredenck J Scrappy' I2 Newport Street Dorchester Weldmg Varsuty Football 57 58 Baseball 58 59 Basketball ttmekeeper 57 DrullOflicer 58 Scrappy also plays football and basketball for local teams Hts hobbtes are bllltards dancmg gurls and sports Hts ambttton ts to become one of the hughest pand elec trtcal engineers tn the trade i a ' 31 J 'r' , 'vrffl 1, i 7 57 - ll u I 1 , , 1 , : u u , ., 1 1 1 I - 1 .V ' I I ' I 1 . , . , , t . 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Q 1 p 1 at - ' ' I4 I 1 11 . ., . 1 J A 5 1, l , ' I l 1 -1 ' R ,H ffl 1' '2- we CAREY John A Jake Electrlul I7 Symphony Road Back Bay Jake was a swntchboard operator for the school In 58 59 HIs hobbIes are baseball and basketball but hlS ambItIon IS to be come a succes ful professlonal ball player CARLSON Robert F Bob 3 Bartlett Street Charlestown Draftmg Bob had perfect attendance 56 57 H IS a member of the Boys Club of Boston and the Y M C A HIs hobbles are skatIng swrrnmung and woodworkmg HIs am bItIon In lIfe IS to Ioln the U S Alr Force CHMILEORZ Alan R Sklp 46 Bruce Road Norwood Prlntmg A an was on the Crew squad l936 awd on the Hockey team 1957 He played basketball for an outsrde team Hrs hob bnes are basketball and hockey HIs arnbu hon Is to be a success I1 the prrntmg trade CIACCIO PhIlIp M Chlco 303 Norfolk Street Dorchester Raduo Chtco was on the Honor Roll 56 Drull Ser geant 58 Dnll Offfrcer 59 Hus hobby lS worklng on cars and radIos HIS ambmon IS to Iom the AIr For an to rnak that hIs career fr 1, CARUSO Anthony l 'Tony 28 Edwsn Street Dorchester Rldld Tony was on the Honor Roll of 56 57 58 Perfect attendance 56 57 58 59 A member of St Marks C Y O and bowlmg league he IS a part tIme drug store attend ant After graduatIon he plans to go Into the AIr Force HIs hobbIes are fepdlflng radlos televlslons playIng the accordlon and studymg HIFI AmbItIon to be an electromcs engrneer COLLINGS Arthur W ArtIe 915 Harnson Avenue Roxbury Wcldmg ArtIe a DrIll Oftlcer played VBYSIYY Foot ball 55 56 58 Track 55 He IS a member of the Color Guard and of .lunror Achreve ment He has worked as a welder for ColonIal Engneers Hus hobbres are tray elmg sports and dancmg Ambmon to be come successful In lfe 4 X ll l T - ' - .LW ' I. , r , , sy , . 4 I . 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I CONNELLY ColmonJ Coley 38 Cameron Street Roxbury Baking Colman was shop foreman rn 57 58 59 lunch room cashrer 56 57 58 59 unch room supervisor 57 58 59 bakrng room supervrsor 57 58 59 Coley rs a work er for the Roxbury Boys Club and th Boy Scouts Hrs hobbres are swrmmrng fT'1USIC ra 1 l-ls am rr n rs to open hrs own bake y N-ff CORSILE Mrchael J Mnke 77 Evans Street Dorcheste Avntron Mrke works after school at the Malcolm Kenneh Clothrrq Co He bla s baseball for hrs nerghborhood team rn the West End Hrs hobbres are pool and horseback rrdrng H ambrtron rs to be a skrllful arrcr t mechanrc '22 '4-.W CORBETTT Patrick M Mlke 35 Seattle Street Allston Electrucal Swatch board operator 57 58 Mrke works after school as a clerk rn a Stop and Shop He also works as a photo shop at tendant Hrs hobbres are motors boatrng electrrcran 75? CROWLEY John F Jack 368 Qurncy Street Dorchester Cabrnet John who rs a member of the Unrted State Coast Guard Reserves rs very fond of rce skatrng Hrs ambrtron rs to follow hrs trade upon graduatrorr and to become an expert n '36 ru-b.. G 0 so U Tr -1 E 5' 3 G- 79 Harbor Vrew Street Dorchester Radro rerk at the Fa rn stores Hrs hobores are radro reparr and construction He coll cts Hr Fr records and burd own equrpment Ambrtrons to be an electronrcs technrcran and to enlrst rn the Navy 5 CUNNINGHAM JlmesM Jlm l586 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Baking Lunch room cashrer 56 57 58 59 lunch room supervrsor 57 58 59 Honor Roll 58 Drrll Offrcer 58 Jrms 'hobbres are pool musrc and cars but hrs greatest am brtror rs to oe a good baker x P , ' -J , ' h '7 J -A 5- y. 'f' 7 - - -- r b ff 5 7 - I . r - , 5 t 7 X 2 7 S A V J W -7,1 . g-T . ' ' W f if J . x ' - Q T2 Y , l lf, -75' 1' V- l k V l ' I ' - ll nB'lIn Bill rs a c' . Elm r ' ' u ' u . 4 - - V , ., . e - ' l s ' u u I ' ' ' I r -I V . .7 I and fishing, Hrs ambition rs to be a good . h , , Q .1 r b t'o ' OC . , -C 0 3 ,f , if ? J I .I u - n l f if . ' H I V r 1 1 I r I I 'Y 1 1 1 I I - ll ' u , ' ' I l I 'I - - ' i it. f N A Y, is ' ' ' af CURLEY Arthur J Jr Punchle 613 Parker Street Roxbury Cabinet Punchre has many activltles outslde of the school such as his 'ob nn a drug store hrs membership on a CYO basketball team and hns trammg In the Alr Force Res erves Punchues hobbues are bowlmg and customtzmg cars Hts ambltlon IS to be a successful cabinet maker -i CURTIS JohnJ Jack' I75 Center Street Roxbury rlll Otfncer 58 59 Switchboard oper or 57 58 59 Craftsman Commmee 59 k IS a member of the C YO baseball and basketball teams Roxbury Hls hob bnes are bowlung and pool His ambutlon In lefe as to be a Master Electrlcuan IYAMICO Charlesl Chick' 50 Hale Street Boston Drafting DAmaco was an actsve Crew member 56 57 Dnll Oftlcer 58 59 Perfect attendance 57 Chucks hobbtes are huntmg and fish mg Has ambutnon ns to become an electro- nlcs engmeer X x ' f DEAN Francls X Dlny' 619 East Fifth Street South Boston Welding Football Team of 55 56 57 58 Basket ball 55 56 58 Drlll Officer 59 Cr w 56 57 Dizzy has also had perfect t tendance 55 56 57 He lS representatave a the Rotary Club for the school Dlzzy plays outslde baseball football basketball Hts hobbues are hontmg Gshmg and boat :ng Hrs ambmon to make success lr lnfe DALY, Damel J Dan 330 Bunker Hull Street Charlestown Draftmg Dan left school nn 55 to serve three years tn the Umted States Navy He returned to school In 58 and ns now an Honor Student of Boston Trade Hugh School Dalys hobby ns model shnps hus ambmon IS to become an engmeernng technucnan DELLELO Louis J Bug Boy' 136 Seaver Street Roxbury Automobile Louie played Football 56, 57, 58, and made the Cnty All Stars 57 Baseball,57,58 Drull Offncer 59 He was elected Sensor Class Presrdent by hns fellow students A hcensed dnver, Bug Boy works Saturdays and Sunday He belongs to the Jamaica Plam Yacht Club Hobbies dancing, movies and workmg on cars Ambmon to succeed In life -i x,,.:' m 1:14 45,7 f . 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' . fl :Ca D SANTIS Richard A 'Rnchla 14 Pembroke Street Boston Electrical Rlchre has been a school swatch board operator 56 57 58 59 He belongs to the YMCA He IS very good ID sports and plays football and basketball for an out slde team Hrs hobbies are pool and cars Hrs ambrtnon rs to become an electncal engmeer DONAHUE John B Johnny 21 Woodward Avenue Roxbury Drafting Johnny had perfect attendance In 56 and 57 He was elected Class Representative by hrs classmates He also belongs to the C Y O and us a member of the Holy Name Soclety Hrs hobbres are musrc automob :les and huntrng Luke other boys he llkes gurls Most of all his ambrtlon IS to go to college DE VAUGHN Booker T 'Tiny' I8 Mayfaur Street Roxbury Shoot Metal Trny had perfect attendance In 56 and 57 He was an active member of the Varsity Football team andaDrrllOlflcer DeVaughn ns an asslstant scout master Hrs hobbles are camping and tropical fish Hls ambition IS a srmple one all he wants to do IS to make money ,v- '1 1,1 r DONOVAN Wllllaml B 655 Parker Street Roxbury Cabmot Basketball 58 Dlscussuon Group 58 As semblues Committee Donovan IS charrman of the swrmmmg committee of a local boys club He rs Interested In outsude basketball and In wenght llftrng however hrs ambl tlon us to study further and eventually to become a teacher at Annapolus DOHERTY Wllllam 1 7 Clermont Street Dorchester Radlo Trade School Annex He works after school Bull IS the senior class presndent of the at the lndustrxal Dre and Machme Corp whlch rs another trade nn Itself He rs also Interested In amateur radio as a hobby Hrs ambltlon rs to be a radlo techmclan DOUGLAS John F Dougie I9 Holbrook Road North Weymouth Automobula John rs an actnve member of The Glee Club He has a rob after school In a garage and he got his drrvlng Incense thus Year Douglas hobbues are hot rods and custom rzung cars Hrs ambrtnons are to be a success rn lute and to own an auto body shop TQ! 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G '.l . 4 I v . - f ' - X V i hcvvv, DUGAS John P Little John 151 L Street South Boston Machine John played School Baseball an 57 was a Drlll Oftlcer 59 and was a lunch room cas at the Webstone Corporatron Hrs hobbies are boatrng and collectrng records Hrs am button rs to be a skrlled tool and due maker .ll 1041- i i ESPOSITO James J Espy' 529 Bennrngton Street East Boston Prmtang Espy rs a member ot Elrzabeth Peabody House rn the West End He also plays base ball and football for hrs local team Hrs hobby rs danclng Hrs ambrtnon rs to be a success rn hrs trade If DUNCAN John A Dunc Bakmg John was an actrve member of the Hock ey Team In 57 and rs now a school lunch room cashrer Hrs outside actlvmes consrst of a lob as full tame ltalnan cook and he IS also a member of the Bug Three Johns ambrtnon rs to be a competent and resource- ful cook FALVEY Robert l. Bob 46 Regus Road South Brarntree Machrne Bob was on the Honor Roll rn 57 58 Craftsman Award 58 Perfect Attendance 57 5B He also works part trme after school and has a drlvrng lu ense Hrs hob bles are huntrng frshrng, boatrng, and cars Hrs ambrtron rs to be a tool and due maker , W '49 DZEDULONUS James P Desi 333 Maverick Street East Boston AVIIYIOII Desr was a member of the Glee Club I 56 He has a very nnterestlng hobby he studies mrcroscopuc lute Hrs other Interest rs radaos Ambmon to be an arrcraft me hanrc FITZGERALD John F Fltzy' 22 Pro pect Street Charlestown Cal-:mat Frtzy was Crew manager rn 57 58 He IS a member of the St Marys Drum and Bu gle Corps rn Charlestown Hrs hobbres are saslrng boats frshrng and swrmmrng Hrs ambltnon rn ltfe rs to become one of the hrghest pard cabunet makers 'iii at , 1 N 4 -1 I ei 5 s ,X ' J 4 u X 'i I .' q' ll ' ll 1 ' , I 'I I , 'H as t A 'A '7 , ' 'fat ' ' 'fi f ' , 1 82' f .1 l 1 T, . ' . - u u ,x, it j1jl fr.9, ' 1 9,762 hier, 56, 57, 58. John has an outsrde rob 1 Rowley Street, Quincy L -,A:f53t41i'1, .x or , A - - :str if 4 , ' ' A ' V . ' I , - ll 'll I 'I , . ' , . A . . . ' ' 'n 1 X 'F V ., 9' ' :f ' , ll I I 'I , u u . ' I 'I 4 t 1 - ll ' I A I 'I FITZPATRICK John P Flfzy' 478 Geneva Avenue Dorchester Eloctneal Fnzy has had perfect attendance In 57 58 Drnll Offlcer 59 Swltchboard Operator 58 59 He IS aso a member of the St Pau s CYO 58 59 Has hobbles are swlmrnmg and Ice skating Hts ambltlon us to make a career of the service rl FLAHERTY Wllllam, .I Bull 37 Mayfueld Street Dorchester Radlo Bull was a member of the Football Team ID 55 56 57 58 Track 55 56 57 He also belonged to the CYO un 57 where he ran track Hts hobby lS radvo and T V Has ambutlon In llfe as to become the hxghest pald radlo and T V techmclan In has trade 331 FORTUNATI Robert A Bob 9 Mount Vernon Street Charlestown Welding Bob has been an actwe member of the FOR'-lzzlr J05ePh F Sonny Football and Tenms Teams of 55 57 58 670 Parker Street Roxbury Electncal Perfect attendance 56 and 57 Switch board operator 57 58 59 Sonny has a 'ob at the Amory Pharmacy as a dellvery and soda boy and IS prmter of photos at the Parker Studlo Hrs hobby IS playmg the accorduon Ambmon to be a mo :clan or an electrlcnan and ofthe Crew IH 58 Robert IS a mem ber ofthe YMCA and the CYO Hrs hobbles are huntnng and fnshlng Ambntnon to be a weldlng engnneer 4 -'13 jr, 45735354 FONTAINE Ronald J Ronnle Oakhurst Street Dorchester lalung Ronnve who us Assoclate Presndent of the Sensor Class works after school xn a local bakery He ns a member of Junuor Achueve ment and the C Y O Has hobbves are dan cmg bowlmg tennus golf horseback nd ang and water sknng Has ambutlon rs to make a mnllnon dollars FRENCH Edward M Frenchle Hlgl a P x Weldmg V9 B et al D L Fenhe was O H YV'O'Y7 E OO lu.: 'l an h s t a x ta'-tr ' ' . , f' awk-17 . 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I I I II I I I ' cars Atrwhttfjrr '11 qw l1'llU3r ln 4 r de I I ' A , . . 5 '- ' ' 7 .l . , K 1 uf ar GALVIN Wllluam, J Bull 5 Redwood Street Dorchester Radno sax, ll has nad oeffeft at er datce 'or the pas GANNON James E Jr hmm eats e as a ob tw a as tton nd ts a me-rvtbn 0 Mar s l Laulem place Soulll Boslon C O He olang tg ,Ot me A r Fo ce a'te Electrical f'lU5llOV1 B s hobby e a Q ran Jtmrrty was a swttrh operator tn 57 58 59 5'-Q, '25, 'V Y , . 'J Lf -:,j,..?3L.e7r. - A - - n - u I 'I Bt e 7 1 ' ' u - u 'our y. H h oar' 'rrner 1 g s ' ' Y sta a r 6 St . L' r Y .s , , r ' Qra. l'l 'St It trrrw 'to' , , ,, . ,, a d r to be aft el rzrttf- r ' .l'1 rt 3 . f s r X V . . . V I l I 1 A -it V ', ' V . . , . . ,, ' I 'Y .Q- , , Bull , I ' - ' ll 1 . r -I l 7 I Q ' A u ' u , ' 1 -I - r r . , , , . , . . , GARRITY Wllllam J 'Wlll Bull 76 Annunclatuon Road Roxbury Pamtmg ts a long drstance swtmmer p ays Park League Football and rs an acttve mem ber of the Y M C A and Arnertcan Health Studo Gert ty also strtgs wtth a group of boys and ts gotng to make a recordtng SOOV1 Hunting and ttshmg as his hobby To be e greet sports car racer ts hrs arnbtttort g xx t x GARBER Harvey Garvle n TV Arvtbtttot ect: He also takes part n C Y O acttytttes and ter rt tan r lays C Y O basketball Cars are hrs hubby 5 Shandon Road D0'Che5'e' He looks 'orward rt Irie to betng a master Avtltton 9'eC' 'af' Garvle was a rnember of the Tennts Team ygo QAM 57 and the Golf Team tn 58 A member of Juntor Achtevernenf Hts hobbtes are flytnq and makrng momey Ambttton to become a commerctal Dtlot GASPER Gtlbert P Caspef 45 Chesterfteld Street Readvtlle Radto Casper took part nn Trades Hockey Club tn 56 S7 and was our Hockey Captann tn the years 58 59 He was theC Y O secretary ct the bowlrng league 57 58 and a mem Der of St Annes hockey team Hunttng and Gshtng are has hobbtes Ambttton tn lute electrontcs engmeertng GENO Kenneth E Redslun 589 East Fourth Street South Boston Balung Kenny was a Drtll Offncer 57 58 59 Lunch room cashter 56 through 57 lunch room supervisor 56 through 59 Baktng Shop Officer 58 59 Redskm who has a part tame baking tob, lnkes to play footbal' and I5 a member of the C YO Hobbles cars and swtmmmg Ambttlon the normal one, to get ahead' ill GJIKA Vlcfor .I 50 Shepard Street Brnghton 'sl' Carpentry GETEK Joseph A Joe 28 Bellflower Street Dorchester Prmtlng National Honor Soclety 58 Perfect atten dance 58 Craftsman Award 58 Craftsman Commnttee and a Drlll Offlcer 58 Joe IS also a member of St Marys CYO Hls hobbies are flshmg welght Ilftlng and hockey Ambmon to become a successful cameraman GOLDMAN Fred D Goldie 46 Federico Cnrcle Stoughton Welding Goldle played excellent football for our school team m 57 and 58 Fred also played on our Tennns Team an 57 and 58 and was the Weldung Class Representnve Fred was the Presrdent of hrs Junlor Achlevement Company Pool and football are has hob bles To be an electrlcal englneer us hls ambmon Glrka works ln the trade after school In has spare tume he enloys playnng hockey and bowmg Hrs ambltuon IS to be a success In has trade sosem Kenneth F ru-my' 115 Webster Street East Boston Machine Kenny has a keen lnterest nn wlnter sports He also enloy swlmmmg Kens hobbies are danclng cars music and gurls Ambr tnon to be a success un lufe and to be a machrnrst GOODRIDGE Hugh F Hughef 33 Concord Square South End Machma Hughey IS somewhat of a poet and heres one of his efforts All over Roxbury and Jamalca Plaun They knew my fame The New York playboy IS what they called me Fred Goodndge ns my name 4 GROSBERG Mark M Marky 34 Kenwood Street Brooklme Welding Marky was on our Crew un 56 and 57 and our Hockey team 58 and 59 Marks unter ests outslde are huntmg sports and danc mg To be a weldmg engmeer IS his amb- mon ins - A I 'I . l I , is . . c , , , . 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'ig ' I HALL Francls N Fran 78 Green Street Charlestown Pflhflllj Fran has a lob alter school He IS also a member of the Ellsworth Bowllng Leaque HALL Rbrllld T 'ROD l 9 '3- Francls has a drlvers llcense Hls hobbies 56' puke, ,freer Roxbwy are flshlng boatlng and water skllng Ambltlon to be a successful offset man 7 'IARRELL Robert Big Bob 28 East Brookllne Street Boston Baking Blg Bob ln three years took part ln these actlvltes IH our school Track 57 58 and 59 Football 57 59 Drlll Oftlcer 58 59 lunch room cashler and supervlsor 57 59 Shop foreman and the Captaln of our Track Taarn 58 Bob was a member of the Holy Tflnlfy Cadets and Drum and Bugle Corps Ambltlon to be a success N X Cabinet Ron has lrlteresllrlg on de HCTIVITIBS He I5 a member of C YO baseball and basket ball teams he IS also ln the Alr Force Re serve and IS a member of a rod and gun club Ron lS a great lazz enthuslast and photographer To get ahead In llfe and be rlch I5 hls alrn Y 1 'FT-D 5 7: ,aut HAYWARD John J Hn: 650 East Ath Street South Boston Carpentry HIC was a member of the Crew ID 57 and a Senlor Class Representatlve of 59 Johns hobbles are football and swlmmlng Hls ambltlorl IS to be a success th hls trade HANAFIN Michael C Mlke 19 Alton Court Roxbury Pnntlng Mlke has a mornlng lob at Stone and Web sters and an afternoon lob at the Para mount Theatre yet he flnds tlme to enloy muslc bowllng and swlmmlng A member of the YMCA he hopes to be a very successful prlnter HECTOR Robert F 'TON 58 Qulncy Street Roxbury Sheet Metal Toro played Football ln 57 58 59 Track 56 through 59 Gloa Club 56 and Drum and Bugle Corps 56 through 59 Junlor Adhlevment two years Hector Ilkea to grow plants and to bowl In his span time Tobeasheotmahllayoutmanla his ambition ' -5' S 'V 1 .5 . 5 ' .. .fi-1 . 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' x x I X 59 we-uv HIGGINS Joseph W .lee 17 Dlx Street Dorchester Avlatlon Joe lS a member of the Clvll Arr Patrol and also a member of the U S Anr Force Auxll ary Hrs hobbies are model aurcraft cars and flymg Ambmon to become a success ful alrcraft technlclan HOLMAN Preston F Okne 3957 Washington Street Rosllndale Avlatlon Okue was on the Honor Roll 57 58 won the Craftsman Award In 57 He played Baseball un 58 and was In the Honor So cnety un 58 Olue as also has Class Rep resentatnve Hus hobbues are playmg base ball and hockey lgoalnej He works rn the Jewelers Buuldmg He hopes to become a get mechamc after graduatuon HIRES loucsous Mr So-Smooth 5 Wakullah Street Roxbury Radio Lou was on the Track Team In 55 56 57 and a Drull Officer 56 through 59 Lou has his drnvers Incense and owns two cars During the summer he won track trophies and medals Hrs hobbles are dan mg foot ball radlo and working on cars Ambn tion to be a radlo and televlsron tech mcuan HOUGHTON Robertw Bob 383 Maverlck Street East Boston Aviation Bob was a Drlll Offucer In 58 and 59 In South Weymouth he belongs to the US N P Bob also IS a member of the .leflrues Pomt Yacht Club the Clvll Alr Patrol and us a member of thenr Drull Team Models of boats planes and ravlroads are has hot: bres To learn as much as he can un hrs chosen fneld ns hrs ambmon HOFFMAN Harvey L , Harv 5l Warner Street Dorchester Prlntlng Harvey was on the Golf team 57 58 59 and he as also a member of the Y MC U After school Harvey works In a prlnt shop Hrs hobbies are collectnng stamps and play mg chess To be a good prnnter ns has greatest ambltuon HOWARD Wllllam M Bull 246 Park Street West Roxbury Machine Bull was a good pltcher on our Baseball Team ln the 57 58 and 59 seasons He played Basketball In 58 and 59 Hus hob bles lnclude lushmg hunhng and a'most all other sports Ball wnshes to become a tool and due maker some day ffeflfggm A 1 H Al Il , I ' 1 y . , f - u ' . . . . 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' . h . . . . . 1 5 5 ' 0 ' 7 A - . , K N . . . - 1 sg ' HURD Donald L Don 44 Bronx Road West Roxbury lalung Don who was Sensor Representative has HUNTER D d a art tame baker ob Hts hobbnes are 'V' J Dave Y I sioik Cars music and dancmg To open 724 East Second Street South Boston the best bakery of our tame rs has ambmon Machme Dave was a Drull Offucer 57 58 59 took part rn assemblles 57 58 59 and dlscu suon groups 58 and 59 He works after school Playrng basketball water skurg and bowling are some of hrs lnterests maker HOWELL Mlchael F Muka 22 Allston Street Charlestown Drafting much spare tame for sports Every Frlday mght he goes dancung and you should see hum go Cars are has hobby Hrs ambutlon rn ltfe ts to be a mlllronaure HUTCHINSON Thomas L Hutcle 335 Shawmut Avenue South End Cabmot Hutchre works after school un a cleaners He belongs to a football team and the South End Boys Club Pmg pong Sl!-299109 pool and golf are has hobbles HutCl1leS ambmon an lvfe us to be an englneer 'X Cin-??' 9 :li mv ILTERIS Edward Ed 658 East Suxth Street South Boston Electrical Ed had perfect attendance In l957 took part In assembltes 57 58 and 59 and was a telephone operator 57 58 and 59 When Ed was younger he was a boy scout un Troop 52 now he has graduated to the Natuonal Guard Stamp collectmg IS hrs hobby He would luke to be an electrlctan INZODDA Anthony S McGraw Plumbmg 33 Msgr Reynolds Way Bostow McGraw was hrs Class Representattye 59 He has been a member of the Holy Trnmty Cadets from 5l untrl now and probably wtll stay an as a member Pool and dancmg are has hobbres bu hrs arnbutlon un lute ts to be a master plumber 5 r-1 - I 'ff - i , . l - V, 5 E. , Av- . . ,sag 'x II ll I 'I . 1 - 1 ' I I ' ll Il V V - ' 1 'I I ' V , , I ' , 0 ll 0 'I 1 1 . 5' 1 -1 ' 1 His ambition in life is to be a tool and dir Mme 'S B hard Worker and deem' have . . , 1 'V' , ll ll I 'I . 1 - , ' I . 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' r 1 . . 9 JACKSON, Lewls O Jack Cabana! 44 Annuncratuon Road Roxbury Jack won the Craftsman Award In 1958 had Perfect Attendance nn 57 was a Drlll Offncer In 59 and nn the Color Guard 57 58 and 59 He works ln a restaurant after school Huntnng IS hrs favorlte past tlme but he would like to own a cabinet shop -se'9 l KILLARNEY Wllllam J Bull 31 Treasure Island Road Plaunvllle Prlnfing Bull was on the Honor Roll 55 56 Oul standlng Junuor 58 Secretary of Sensor Class 59 and In charge of the D ntal Com mnttee After school Bull works ln a prmt shop Photography and lce skating are hrs hobbies and hrs arnbutlon I5 to be a suc cess un lufe KATZ, louus H lou 37 Kerwln Street Dorchester Machine Lou has a part tame 'ob after school In I toy house lakes to play football wrth has frlends enloys rldlng on long trlps In his car Has hobbies are cars muslc and travel mg Hrs ambmon lS to be a success as a tool and due maker N ,ug KILLILEA Franca: .I 'Frank 53 Woodward Avenue Roxbury lalung Frank was lunch room cashler and super vlsor 56 through 59 Shop foreman and on several commuttees 57 58 59 Two of hrs outslde actuvmes are football and base- ball Franks favorlte hobby as custornlzlng cars To own a bakery as his ambutlbn 7 7 , -Li I ,fli . '4 1- , W W A , , KAUYCHECK T W 'lug Tom 40 Blckford Street Jamalca Plam lakmg Bug Tom was lunch rocm casluer and su pervusor 55through 59 and Shoplforeman Outsrde school he I5 assistant head usher at the Metropolutan Theater Muslc and dancung are has hoabnes Has ambltuon us to own a rolflurlnt KINAN Robert Bob or Arab 437 Shawmut Avenue South End Carpentry slde actwmes are part tlme work nn the Lebanon Baking Co and Nlght School tool keeper Has hobbles are bowlung dancing dravlng and he has his own workshop at home Hrs ambutuon us to be a success an u e i m I . ll I 'I 'f - ll 11 ' ' - ., . , ' Il ll I ' ' . -I . 1. . 1 4 . . X N Jo vi fl! 4 V! .af T li - 1 l ' -3 ,A ll ll vt., 1, ' r 1 agp. I .-rl ,,+ l A - V fir .fl Bob was a Drill Officer in 58-59. His out- ., 4 ' I n r - - - - - ages f ' A T I -1 , , I '1.7 -'-5 , ' iv- l' T fy - , ' , ' ' W , ' , f - ' ll - u - V ' , -, y - If , . . - ' I . . 4 1 .5 V l I , . . . . . ' 3 . . I . 5 .7 - , - l ' ' . - 4 4 .. t LAMBIASE Francesco M Frank 39 Wuldwood D ve Ca ww Radio Frank was hrs Radro Shop Offrcer and Vrce Presrdent of the Annex Sensor Class ln Junlor Acl-uevernent he was the Vlce Pres rdent of the Ink Spots l-las hobbnes are hxrng raduos and televlsron sets and ms ambmon ln lrfe rs to be a radro technrcran -l-rw LAZZARO Joseph S Joe 49 Walden Street Wlnfhrop Madune Joe was on the Honor Roll 5! and 58 had perfect attendance 57 and 58 played football 56 and 57 Class Representatlve 58 and 59 and Drlll Offlcer 58 and 59 Workung ln has fathers gas statnon takes up most of hrs spare tlme Hts ambrtuon us to make a career of the Arr Force l LANE Ernest E Rosco 940 Parker Street Jamaica Plam Welding Rosco was rn our Drum and Bugle Corps 57 58 59 on our Track Team 57 58 59 and was a Sensor Drvll Offncer Sungmg us hrs favorite hobby He would luke to go further un hrs educatlon l 9 LARKIN Mlrvln Marv' 20 Doone Street Mattapan Radre Marv was on the Crew 56 and 57 He had perfect attendance 57 Some of 'has out side actlvltres unclude beung a member of T HAZ captarn of a bowlmg team and part trme worker IH a drug store After graduatron he rs golnnng the Arr Force Ht- Fn as has hobby and his ambrtnon IS to be an electronlc technlctett LEARY Fred C Reggle I4 Cluney Court Roxbury Carpentry Reggre played rrght tackle on Trade s Foot ball team He has had a part trme rob rn an Offlce Furnlture Store for three years as a handyman H hobby us gettmg more speed and comfort out ol has V8 Ford Hrs aml- hon rn lrfe IS to own a wood work shop LEE Harnson W Lee-Mee l22 Mount Pleasant Avenue Roxbury Electrical Lee had perfect attendence un l957 play ed Basketball 57 was on the Crew 51 Swrtch board operator 57 58 59 a d Drum Magor 1959 Lee would luke to be a success an llfe A 479. ll ll I 'I rr r rf ' V u rr r -v I IA 4 .. ., - - 4 . . . - t I . . . ,I I . . 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I X LOEBER Donald E Don 22 Brook Farm Road West Roxbury Electrical Don was an Honor Roll Student IU 57 played Basketball 58 and 59 Hockey 57 58 59 was a Drall Oftlcer 59 and Swntch board Operator 58 59 Hs hobbies n clude fishing huntmg swnrnmxng a d :ce skatlng Arnbltnon an lute to play hockey or baseball professionally 'P LoPlCC0l0 Joseph P Spooky 45 Morseland Avenue New on Cabmet Spooky was on the Hono Ron 57 Representavtve Yearbook f mmttce v 9 ts uslde ac lVlI s mrlude ro YL, YQ V 'IWW oup 1 C-orglng o vc ES F hlng ad agar oybnes Spook, s arnhmon to be a pharrnxrlst LONG Charles F Shorty T Greenmount Street Dorchester Pnntmg Shorty ns an actlye member of St Kevms YO In Dorchester He has many hobb les Bowlung and fnshlng are lust a few Shortys arnbltuon IH lute rs to be the best ornter around nf LONG, Peter H , little Caesar 30 Wyormng street Roxbury Radoo Lnttle Caesar ran on the Track Team 56 57 58 59 was the Captam ol the Cross ncer 57 Pete was the ou standnng Track Country Outdoor Track Meet and Drnll Of? man of 58 and won three trophues an two medals durnnq last summer Hrs o bees are Track Dancmg Roller Skatnrg and Raduos l LUMLEY Ralph B 964 Parker Street Jamal a Machine ph played 8aske'ball 57 58 O was onthe Drum and Bugle Corp 58 urn to take Snecual Seryl e Hts holntt Q T sug wr ance o 1 TJ' MacEACHERN Edward J Mac A Cottage Court Roxbury Bakmg Mac was lunchroom cashner and Supervlsor 57 and 58 and shop foreman 56 57 58 and 59 Some of hrs actryutues are worlnng ln a bakery ,olaynng lootbal are s m of going to shows and partues Boatrng swrm rmng fnshmg and football are some of has his hobbies Ambltlon to open hug Own bakery mx' Q T , 1 -, f ll II A , ' ' , r 1 h . . Q . , I ' d u u Q. I ' , ' h , l't b- I 'I . , . . , A ' - Q V r , , 2 r , I , , i ' i - . . . , W . ' 2 5 0 V. 4 C ,,,, . ll ll I 'I I ' ' r I I 1 , 5 Plqn- ' - , K l 9 e Qal T - 5 , 5 ilwfi . . . ' '- If 1, , , ., . ' , , L . , 'ey lS lolnvnq THQ Arr Fone and ts. fycnrrq . 1 Q , , -r, I 'H' o 1 f,.1d lvl llyu-lx f t-. S 'A mtl l -an c.f, ' ' .TN th ot l Ve I wrlvvrg vw fx d q sto f :wat f- waulnf: lt f 1' , ard bl , ' the V -f' fwi Duk IS ff' rn trvks rw- all rr.-. h r f ,H mr.. rl A f . pf V ll e H 1 - ' A A MacKlLLOP Edward M Blg Ed 73 Polk Street Charlestown Drafting Bag Ed played Baseball 57 58 and 59 Bsaketball 58 and 59 Football 58 and Hockey 57 Eds outslde actlyuhes Include breng a member of Boys Club of Boston Legron Post 87 Somervrlle and YMCA Hts hobbles are sports Ice skatrng danc :ng and rnuslc To be a mechanocal engrn eer ns hls arnbntnon MAZZOLA Joseph D Doc 55 Shannon Street Bnghton Radro Do s hobbues are runtlng Gshnng danclng and flxlng radios Hrs ambition In lufe I5 to be an electtomc englneer 7 X 4 ll' X MAGINNIS John F Mugs 275 West Flfth Street South Boston Cabrnot Mugs played outstandrng Baseball rn 1957 58 and 59 was on the Crew Tearn from and Color Guard 59 John as a toolkepper at mght school belongs to the South Boston Boys Club and plays softball and baseball Hobbies pool bowllrng swrmmmg and pang pong Ambmon successful cablnet maker McBRIDE Gerald P Jerry' 5 Hamlet Street Dorchester Cubmet Jerry IS a member of St Kevtns C Y O Roxbury Boys Club and plays C Y O baseball and basketball Hrs hobbres rn a clude cars boatrng and skung To be success rn lnfe IS hrs ambltron MANIGLIA Richard C Mrge 1179 Saratoga Street East Boston Mlehrno Mage had perfect attendance rn 1957 Rlchre works at mght as a tool keeper at Trades mght school Huntmg fnshlng and workrng on cars are has hobbtes He would luke to be a tool ard due maker Mclrntoek, David A Red 118 Tonawonda Street Dorchester Auto Red won the Craftsmans award rn 1959 and played football rn 1958 Hrs hobbles are dancrng drrvlng and gurls Hts ambl tron rn lrfe as to be a mllltonare ,- ,f . , lj 7 ,J 5-l r I It ,, ll ' ll . 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K . . . . . , I ,I ' I ' ' - ' u ll f - - MCCUSKER Thomas L Mac 138 Perham Street West Roxbury Cabinet Mac llkes to go bowlrng often that and playung pool are hts hobbtes Tom wants to be a cablnet maker but above all wants to be happy and entoy a full ltfe -1 aw, 'NA MacEACHERN Douglas H Mac Q O ean St ce' Dorche tff Sheet Metal was lunfhroon t hohb s nets t lllor' rv s rft 1 M DONALD Richard M Rlchae l8 Stockwell Street Roxbury Auto Rlchle plays many sports outstde of school He also belongs to a well organized hot rod club Hts hobby as repatrmg cars Hts ambutuon ns to take up get mechamcs In the Alr Force i -Q-0 McFARl.AND John P Muckey Prmtmg Mtckey wants to loan the Arr Force to lull l hrs to has country and after he gets out he would ltke to be a llwotvD9 operator Hts hobby ls worktng on cars and hrs ambmon ts to be a success n te McEACHERN Dennis P Mac 696 East 6th Street South Boston Avnhon Mac was the lunch room cashuer 57 58 and 59 Swtmrnlng and classtcal must: are I hobbnes Betng a ,et machantc rn the Force IS hrs greatest arnbutnon 'S McINTYRE James J Lattle Mac 3 Roarh Sfreet Dorchester Avlahon ace s Drum and Bugle Corp ,vas a Drl I OFT er H .tdent ptlot Another one otr e s amateur photography re aeronautlcal s!! Q ll II A , . 'D 1 , , ' ll - - ll ' C I 'I ' ' hs ' , ' At' u u , ' I 'I Q A -- 'H ..- . ' Il ' ll ' 1 . I 'I f., 5. C' I l , , '.l'l I I tr, V,-' , 'Mn-5,1 ,, . ,, My H lr s f-'get I f- sf, 5' as 53 He l .f tp 'tif l5l Htllside Street, R0XbU'Y E' aff: 53 Jtnt 'Q a member of USA F ' ' F - ,'. an. as' , - - 1 X' 'ww 'n mr- 3 1 If . . N , ., l ful duty , ' H l l ' lj J dl 3 C r . K, J , l ' nl l Ma: 1 s w itlvver 57 Y 59 I lll H3 ,t t nurwttrg .'.t ' t 1' 1 hw anh ,tt ltlo .f to mute Qftoll -ft 'nr 9 fs Af G . ' . - .1 I X I 4 it NK. 'rr his s McKENNA Arthur V Ari' 4 Lothrop Slreel Brlghlon Prmhng Ar! was on the Craflsman Productnon Com rnmee 58 59 Some outsrde actuvmes con sus? of worklng as a soda founlam attend ant and playing on a local bowlmg lea gue Hrs hobbies Include frshmg humung and campung He would luke lo be expert offset pressman as 'S- ' -Q-H19 MILLER John J .lack 211 Columbla Road Dorrhesver Aulo l x Z MERLINO Anthony F 'Tonf 4 Perch Street Roxbury Cabmel Tony had perfect arrendance 57 he be longs to S1 Phllllp s C Y O and vo lhe R01 buyy neighborhood house Tony works al ter school m a shoe store Hrs hobbles are cuslomnzmg cars and bowlmg H s am bmon as vo be a successful cabmev maker 'D 'QI Q. MERRIIJ. John .I Jack 2 Oakhursl Svreel Dochesver Radio Jack was on the Rowmg Crew m I956 He enloys gurls dancmg swlmmmg and roller skalung John would luke to be a el clromcs lechmcsan Jack was a Drlll Ofllcer nn l959 Hrs hob MORAHESI Mlchael J I ,G'eek, bles are horses and bowlmg He has one ambmon an Inle and lhav IS vo lo-rw 'he Sea Bees X Q' as , 359 Ashmovv Street Dorchesver Carpentry Gael- was J Class OWQU l IOS? He works av a dnfegn and belongs go mg I usddu Dv. Vlolay and ls y number J 'he 'huh GOYA He, also belongs to a bowlmg 'Lam Greek s hobbles consosl of d -wood working shop av home and base ba' He Jdfl l-he I0 be a socress an h s 'Hd' MORENCY, Omer R , Tom lol spencer Arerwe Chelsea Aufo 'Orr U, lmyvlldll and turns lor 1 loco' rgdm HL be or-gs YO vm Sv Rose Drum and Bugle Y O and rg 1 a' acl-fe member of the Pls'ovw Poshe He ses hockey and radio as hrs hobbies Hs amblvlovl ls lo be 5 rev mechan. rw vhe avr force . f Y x 1 ' . 'T' f' P N: .7 ' n N g', ,,., f jiixgv: 1 - ldv. , - s ,-A-Tr. 1 ,x9,.-N4 ' Q, 1 up . ' , I .'-1. L f .,z-Ji, ,t.. . ' Tj ji' 'gs is . rr A .yr -:nik ' ops- M-I-?. y R -3' ' my P r' - -'-rn. . I ,il N H I , I 'I ' A A I I A 1 . , ., V , ., 4 ' , ' an ' 1 u u I 'I , , n Q ' lx . y ., K K 1 . , 2 41 .X N . .. - jr . . 7 ll ll I 'I - ' I I 1 , ,r 73 MORGAN Wllltam H l 15 Fredertlca Street Dorchester Radto was class representattve tn 1959 e Q the Ctvtl Air PalrOl CO1 rv 1 r h a rne er 0 v e me t' les a 0 adm an rn ors m s 'o bcreme an electront t '32 ...S NUNN Phlltp J Chewy' 104 Columbta Road Dorcheste Auto Phtl does not care for sports but he as a great Interest tn swrrnmtng He attfnded the Y M C A for swtrnrmng meets Plnl has a ltcence and belongs to a well organtzed hot rod club Hts. hobbtes are cars and butldtng cars Hts ambttton ts to go trwtO the USAF and spectaltze tn tet rnechantcs -pf' ts- 'ir MOTSIS Ntcholas J Greek 5 l'l llslde Strut Poxbuy Electrtcal Greek was rass represevttatrve tn 1959 an Jnch roorn fashter and swttchbozrt erator 57 58 59 e t tn the arm, reserves And a member of the YMCA Sorce ot has outstde acttvtttes are Custom: wa cars a t hot rods Ntfks hobbtes are '9D6lYl1Q 1 los and T V Hc lakes camptng and huntlng Ambttton electrical engtneer .1 11' 1? -.4 MUDGE Charles R Charlue 34 Watt Street Roxbury Auto arl e ts a aa parts 5 re and he belorus t hot od L1 He collects hot od books as a hobbf He -1 QC' .aa L O'NElL, James H 'Vmme 87 West Brookltne Street South End Electrtcal 0 NEIL Bnan P Unste 42 Mellen Street Dorchester Balung Unste was lunch room cashter 56 57 58 59 He had perfect attendance tn 1956 Bakmg class oftker he was lunch room supervtsor 57 58 and 59 Brtan has a ,ob as a part ttrne baker He ts a rnember of the C Y O He enlovs bowl nj and dancing and ts a nnarlnsmart at the rnlle Club Hts hobby swtrnrntng Ambttton success Jrm had perfect attendance un 57 and was Swltch board operator tn 58 and 59 He works part ttme, tor the Stop and Shop He lakes to play baseball and to go camptng H hobby ts to 9 ve all sports a try e wtshes to be a master electrrctan ns-f Q 5 I ' J l .XA a t, V 1 ' , ,J E, X f , - - 't ' ,I c- ?' ' .1 ' X I, , t f fc-N 3 11 ' 11 - ' . I 'r A ' g -,Q A - ff . 4 , li -l' .,V ' 11 11 Ch I a stock D01 at n I to 'f,' ','ff1.gfl'l ' 1 . rlk, ,K-i'ljiff'l,flfl5tfl11l 1 ' 2 ' ' O I f O B V D Lt .- ' 4, 1 , 1. 4 l nould luke to go lnto the atr force ' l . HB,HH d it l 9 V, , 1 :I ' OD , , , H 'S ' Btll 4. ' 'X H -4 l '- ttclottqs f , ' ' rt Na' 7'C Q - l V t',ttC's ,ml e ts mb l low: ' 'lil A ' Arht -.e t Bvls hobb are atv' t,yr ' . f 5 img d Ot . Hts llfes a - who' m ewq- 'ner l -J 3 vt 'Y 'I . Ayr! I I ' ' ll I . 1 I l ' 1 l , I I I ' ll ' ll . S I 'I 1 - - - 11 1 - V ' - ' A , , ts t . H l .X ONEII. Robert P Bob 55 Paul Gore Street .lamarca Plarr Bob was on the Skattng Party Commrttee the Gtee Club rn 56 and was a D l Ofhcer nrt 58 59 He works alter srhool rn a prrnt shop He enloys swrrnmrng dart ctng mustc and bowlrng He would Irke to be a Irnotype operator on a newspaper l QL Moum Ruben J sob 34 Prtnceton Street East Boston ladle Bob was a member of the Crew In 57 He has a part ttme rob tn a gas station ts an assistant scoutmaster of troop ll IH East Boston and won the Sctence Award tn l958 Hunttng flshtng and Ilstenlng on hrs short wave radto are has hobbies Hts ambttron rs to be an electrontc technrctan sf Y I 'Qs r arg: ,fu OWEN Robertw Jr Ocean B7 Centre Street Do ches L Sheet Metal Oearr was lurrrh room cashrer Workr Q part trme and playrng football are some has oulslde aclrvtlles HIS hohbrc ru werght lrltrng hockey and mrs To make a career out of the servrce rs has amlxr rcrr '66 PAULDING Robert L Bob ll Hanson Street South End Boston Electrtcal Bob was an Honor Roll student won the Craftsman Award tn 57, played Basketball tn 57 and was a swrtch board operator Bob plays outsrde basketball for the Ra vens Frshtng polo, dancmg and swam mrng are hrs hobbtes To be a master elec trrctan IS has ambltton rw V1 . xo . 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O basketball and baseball He rs a member of The Boys Club and rs lrr the Army Reser ves Sktrng pool and swrmmrng are hrs hobbres Hrs ambrtron rs to vrstt the Often' PENDELTON, David L Dave 35 Cranston Street Jamatca Platn Mazhma Dave works part trme for the Great Atlantrc and Pacrhc Tea Co Frshrng butldrng small boats and workrng are has hobbtes Dave would luke very much to go to college PERREAULT Edmund F Eddte 51 Washington 'it en-t Ch Bakmg ass Offcer 1 nch room cashe 6 57 59 1 nc com v '56 k -ces dggrtgaddrouseq ho y utldmg lo ods He wa ts o become a success at has trade L fl POLASKI, Stanley J 'Lee 66 Whitney Street Roxbury Sheet Metal Lee was on the honor roll In 57 and he won the Craftsman Award In 58 He has a lob after school and he IS tn the Naval Reserves Lees hobbnes conslst of fl hung swnmmlng and huntmg Hts ambltlon as to make a career m the servnce pg PETROU Michael S 'The Bug M 138 Hamulton Street Dorchester Radlo Muke was a member of the crew team nn l956 He worked full tume as an usher durmg the summer and part tvme dur mg school year Hts hobbles are dancmg radros and gurls To be an electromcs tech Na PETRUZZELLI Fru1kA Frankle 22 Boynton Street Jamalca Plam Auto Frankte played Baseball 57 58 59 Foot ball 58 He works part tame on Saturday and Sunday and full tlme during the sum 'ner Besides hrs school actlvsty he plays baseball football and basketball for a neighborhood and a C Y O team Hts hob- bues are movnes dancmg and worknng on cars Ambltlon highest pald auto mechannc POMEROY Lawrence W Pom 70 Dakota Street Dorchester Auto Pom ts the tool keeper In the auto shop and he also belongs to a hot rod ctub Hts hobby s ars Yo be a better mech dmc ls has ambuton Alu. l PORRO Domel 'Danny' 145 LaGrange Street West Roxbury Cablnot Danny was a Drrll Omcer tn 59 He works for his father after school as an orl man and he as a member of the C YO Cars are has hobby and has ambmon as to be a de- signer of car: Twin I ' l , , it . . ,. . A . .X ,, , ' 5' u - 11 v 21,71 I 'I . 2' '? ,: '. 'A of -:fum , , ' ' , . 2 ? ' 1 f , f - b I ' . , . ,, ' I , 1 ' R an 1 ' 'I . . , V ' I V . . Q I v l l ' - I fr - 1. I I I 'I . . ' - r ,, C arson A . .4 .' ' ' ' . ' A F I I Cl - , u t 5 , , ' ' , ' 1 ' 58, , L h r suoer isof. .57, 59, 1 ' ' A 59, Shop toremdtt after Silwoo' Qfyye WSWS mclan ws has ambition in 6 ba ery. I-we N 'ct water sw, dance, ra I , r' , r '15 H.: bb is ls ' ' 1 t r , rx t HI? T, 5 .1 ff .I X,- ' .Y ... I-v .f , --, 1 , :IL . '.f '- ' A1 ' . .1 - 1, A ' I 1 4 . 2 ' -'V' f y ,. . D V ,, ta '. 1 ' ' ' . mg ,I u u G I , .A , . . I . I . . . . I ll ' ., V , - t , . I . . . ' ' ' S , . . I . . . - l 'Q '11 xr PSELOS, James N 'The Greek 69 Chambers Street West End Raduo The Greek was hrs class secretary 58 59 took part rn drscusston groups and was a Drull Omcer Jrm plays Park League football wrth the Ravens Hrs hobbres In clude football baseball and playmg bull lards To be an avratton electronrcs eng meer rs hrs ambrtlon 'l uf REGAN John J Specs I2 Caperv Place Dorchester Sheet Metal In order to help marntarn hrrnself rn schoo and to garn experrence an the work he llkes most Regan has worked for four years at a gas statron He hopes rn tame to operate hrs own statton f f 1 41' PUNTIRI Frank, Frank 21 Hewlett Street Roslrndale Baking Frank played Football 56 and 58 Lunch room cashrer and supervrsor 56 57 58 and 59 Drlll Ofhcer 58 and 59 Frank plays baseball for Rosllndale Romans and works part tnme nrt a bakery He lrkes to bowl and attend weekly dances Sports mustc and dancrng are hrs hobbues To be a success rs hrs arnbttron .12 iN: REISER Robert C Bobble 30 Monmouth Street Squantom Welding Tenms 58 59 Drum and Bugle 58 59 Bobble rs a luctnsed mmor member of the Dorchester Crusaders and he works after school to matntarn has car Hts hobbtes vn- clude cars and bowlrng and hrs ambrtron rs to be a truck driver Q qv , REED John E Johnny' 72 Walnut Park Roxbury Track 58 Class Representatrve Hobby swrmrnmg Ambmor to be a real good sheet metal worker and a happy farm' fndfl :rin RICCI John F pecs 7 Ktntm Road Jamaica Plam Auto Specs holds down a rod after school rn a gas statron as an attendant drlver Hrs hobbres fall m has lane of work that of cars customrzmg them He hopes to be an expert auto mechanic and own hrs own gas station l 0 X I V' . N. .4 . J 'T F 1 ll n h . ' ' .ly' , . l. , 1 l ll u rl' 'I' 1 r I ' 1 V J ' . S . . f J .I 1 5 ' . ' ' ' - , ' ' - I' 1 r . . . . . I , , , ' - I Sheet Ah'-' ,J 1 J J V I ' ' ,vi J, 'QD' t I - I -1 X J , ff-x , . . ll ' ll r -1 , , I n rllml f' . 1 , I I 5 ' I I W us u -QU' s.fv .4- f-15 v' ROBERTSON T A 'Robbie I5 Julren Street Dorchester Electrical Lunch room cashier 57 58 59 Lunch room Supervvsor 57 58 59 Switch board oper ator 55 56 57 58 Robbre rs a member of the U S Naval Submarme Reserves and the R O R O A He belongs to a skatrng club and collects popular records Hrs hobbles are radros guns swords and electrrcrty Ambrtron to be a master electncran 4 - s ,an-. T A Q N' il A f 4-.., f ROMANO Louis J Lou 67 Salem Street Noth End Machine addrrroru to swrmmrrrg Lou rs mteresled n alcr rg sp r and autornobrle ul ambrrro a ex r tool a due maker 21: ROCHE Davld T Da 3ll West Street Hyde Park Auto Golf 58 Serrror Cass Represen atrye acd Drrll Offrcer Daves hobby rs rebel dang ho rods To become success In I l and to own a gas star Of are hrs ambr tons 1 3 '5' 5 at 'f -f-rf I ROCHE Robert S Bobby 6 V f str kord Wrrrt rO Pnntmg 4 rh Off' 1 rr 57 Bob? ,f be orgrrl to Jrmor Achleve ment 58 ard 59 Hrs hobbres are Gshrng col lrrrng and bowlrng Arnbrtron to be an expet photographer VYX PL fi uf' ROSBERG Walter T Peaches 71 Woodclrlff Street Dorchester Balung Lunch room cashrer and supervisor 'nem- ance 58 Actrvrtres after school are berng a head cook at Hayes Brckfords cookung eatrng and model rarlroadrng Ambrtlon to be a skrlled tool and due maker ROSS Donald 'Twlnky' 9 Hallrday Street Roslrndale Radro Twrnky plays sports for a club outside of school He also belongs to the YMCA of Hyde Park Hrs hobbres are hot rods reparrrng radro and TV and huntrng Hrs ambrtron rs to become a Radro and TV repalrman -,450 ,df lmf r l .J XX ' 4 , X L - I Q. 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K , 1 K A- . 1 1 of he v .xx ROSS John J T 6 Some land Road Machlne Schoo Hott, Rt anne 58 cook at Hn nod wld sktlled fool and due t, 7 I my I' A qhtfir X 1 tw er ect Attend x e l ea1 Ak tq ating trot: o be ff? as 1 .s.'1'1' ,, ,' .775 'Y 7' lf' I H fi-'flaw' We RUSSO Joseph Joe 83 Chamber Street West End Waldmg Tennls 58 59 Drum and Bugle 58 59 Bobble IS a luctnsed rmnor member of the Dorchester Crusaders and he works after school to mauntaun hrs car Hts hobbues tn clude cars and bowltng and hts ambltton ts to be a truck drtver Q9 4113? SAYERS stanley D W Wes B ook ne St eet Machme aye x ss o tm te he Ge e o ce t shoo He e- 5 Q o L G rn cw ,gs Chlef ,JIT VVWL SAMUEL Edward I. Sam I .losephene Street Dorchester Rlduo Sam has been on the Honor Roll 56 57 Perfect attendance 56 57 58 and he has also been a Drtll Offlcer 58 He belongs to the Grove Hall Bowlmg League He llkes dancmg swtmmmg and good musuc Hts goal I5 to become an electronlcs engmeer L SAVAGE Dantel E Dann n - n , ' 1 -1 - .1 ghhi W 1 . , sf- . l' A K 1574 . . . , , , . '. ' 1 JI. 'A X.. 1' I . . i it UU 58 V'0 r', ' H H t Atlt.:l--- 1 -A Hlmol ,' 1 1 ' . !ilJ'111 ,f -t e , . . and 2 ul 'tx-t '. . , kwin ' d ' ' f make' ' . . ' . . ' F u n I 'I 4 . . 1 X E .JJ u - H I 'I l ' ' ll ' , Soeff Er-:1 S' 'sto' if t emh 5 w .- ' ' 'e E t r L., oct o pa t I ' ,I Y Me ave' C l3flO'lQL ' X 49 Oregon Cl, Qoxbwy V '-' Ci- s-.. C D nas ta :1 ve'f 'Q se ' ' . a': a 'z'-':ve H s 1-2 ffv 4 :aw gan pq 5 can ' 33 5 W,- 'fg af: :-'oo:' e Atnoft 1- 'e ce a 'Q ,VCC ca: er Cf. ,. id, v H I ' ' v ' 1 gcoo 'oc ar ole asc' Am ,,,G,- ,Q D 5 C ,1 ,fe 1 -V E tx S 4' cv' ,. t ' W, 56 57 58 fr 0 r- t rc 57 Pe' :' A 'efcafre 55 ' ' s:h ' 'cy oar' fr'-ne s'c bo. 6' ate grocer e --g mytw-gl 4 and . .Wg a'e 3 'avcwe rg-bb Q5 'p X osnccem 's., - 1' ., I x f7 ln 'le , of - 1 - j Pnntmg a a tvrne D shop 'O P-t btw V t r OD , 6 6 New 6 C E SARNIE Andfewr Andy A est Brock ne tree B so Mnchmo More Ro e a' sma Avta re , A G oo A s e CK a who es I ch Keel' C oe a good tc axe hs am 31:- 1:-' SCACCIA Wllllam F Jr I 47 Como Road Readvrlle Radio ln school Scaccla had Perfect Attendance 55 56 56 57 was Drlll Oftlcer 57 58 59 play ed Football He was presldent 57 58 of St Annes CYO He plays basketball for the C Y O also bowls Hts hobby IS bulld :ng model planes Arnbltxon To be a lop electronics man i' Q-0 Wu- SEARS Phlllp D Bllung ln school sears acted as lunch room cashrer 56 57 58 59 and also served as a super visor Hrs hobby rs model making and hrs lmbmon to become a Chnet cook an the Navy SETTANA Danuel R Chop Stuclrs 33 Montyale Street Roslmdale Pamtmg Hockey 57 59 Outslde football and hockey for the Belleylew AC tor the past three years He vs also a member of the Holy Name CYO Hts tnterests are sports and hot rods Eventually Dan hopes to become 'a successful contractor n- as SFORZA John J Johnny' H3 Moore Street East Boston Plumbmg Johnny ts a good athlete and ha rlayed In all lunds of sports outsxde the school He IS also a member of the CVO Hts ambutton rs to become a rwaste Dlumb er -at ,E 5 SEKULA John P Jay' I8 Kmredge Street Roslmdale Raduo e pr nc pa tech :ca tnterests are cars an electronucs born ol whrch shnuld help snon nkes fshmg b hrs am tn e to be a succ T11 SHUMAN Larry J Pedro 99 Callendar Street Dorchester Auto Pedro plays sports outsude fo a local club He works part tame at the Greyhound Terrmnal Hts hobbles are swlmmlng and reparrrng c s Has ambutuon ns to be a success In everything he does .3 , ,H 7? ,- V- -if ' ' ' P y s- isf +1 if 'V A - 1 u ' ' , J' . U , f A X 4 , ' . A A l 'tr 1 r , - , t I A l .. . l 1' I 'I A Q ' lf ' Th . 1 t f. 1 Q . ' 1 ' ' fr . d ' f I 1,5 , ,S 1, i , . , . 'I fy- . . Q1 g 154 Boylsgon gg,-eeg, Jamaica plain hum tn the pursolt of has trade For duvere ' - - ' - 7 he 1 l A , ut . nr ' lS ess ' 0 0 I, 'I llsc ll I I. I . .4 L - A, K N' , 'il M . LX ' Q: . 7 , , 9 3 ' f Y , 'Q - R J 1. I A x . ll ll i Y 'I n 1 I - r I 'I . Il . . ar A . . , . ' ll ' ll S 1' . I -1 ' ' SIMMONS Sterllng I :me 42 Gulld Street Roxbury Machlno Drum and Bugle 57 Among Surnes hobbles swlmmmg and slngnr-g are hrs mam unterests but hrs mte rests are not conflned to these alone also hopes to become a very adept mach must l 9 Q-A1 SIMON Harold R Hal 44 Arbutus Street Dorchester Auto To rmprove has knowledge of hrs trade soeclally automobule mechanlcs Slmon an tends to porn the Sea Bees after grad UBTIOH SIVACEK Paul E Svy' 8 Crest Drlve Dover Baking Snvy has won Craftsman Award 58 H has been Lunch Room Cashler 57 58 59 uwch Room Supervlosor 57 58 59 Hts hobbies are boatmg swlmmnng and flxmg cars Hrs ambltlon IS to go into busmess exalt SMITH Stephen, Smlthy' 50 Annunclatton Road Roxbury Welding Basketball 57 58 59 Drum and Brugle 57 58 59 Drum and Brugle Offlcer 58 Smstty IS a member of the Roxbury Boys Club and the YMCA He IS also a Ilcu nced mmor Typtcal of Smntty are has hob bles socnal BHBIYS and music He plans on becomung has own boss when he opens his own busmess Qs! SOMMERVILLE Ernest L 'Erma 260 Ruggles Street Roxbury Auto Vasuty Basketball 56 57 58 59 A mem- ber of The Roxbury Boys Club he has played basketball for several local teams Emma has a part tame rob at fnlenes Hls hobbies swlmmmg dancmg and bnllards Hts ambntlon to get the best thungs out of Infe SOULNIER Davsd M 'Llttle Elvis 121 Garfleld Road Dedham ladle ln 56 Soulnler was gnven the Outstandmg Freshman award Has hobbaes are custom- lzlng cars fnshung and boatmg Hts amb- rtlon as to become an electronic engmeer .J ' IIS' ll f - , . . , . . . ll ll 1 I 'I . He . ' ' , ' ' ll ' I . - .. 1 1, F , ,I I . , I ' . e . 1 . - 1 1 1 1 . ff, . J ' Q Il ' I I x I 1 v 1 1 1 1 A ' I ' ll A1 A1 - 1 I , , , , ' , I V ' 1 1 1 1 - : , , . I 0 1 H - - - ' 1 -I 1 , . ' ' - . . . . 1 I 1 . : . . I . . A . . 1 . ' I ' D I . ' l -, - Xxx '- F .. , 3 xf e I L 1, Z 1 . .s C9 'iz 40' 4h 7 x rr V' aa' ,J .usa -ar ' 4 fl SPEARS Robert L 5 Marden Road Stonghton Maehlna Actuvmes in school Honor Roll 57 58 Outstanding Spohpomore 57 Bob has his dnver's licensee and works after school as a truck Hrs hobbies are swlmmmg baseball hoc key and sklng Ambltlon to be a good tool and dlemarker x LN!! wi 57 ' u.. f' SYVERSON Philip A 68 Elm Street Norwood Printing Db up has been Football Ma aqer 51 Baes ball Manager 57 Basketbal Manage 57 58 Craftsman Represennvc 59 1 d unch room ashrer 57 P 1 Norked for the Industrial School 'or Hand :capped Chnldern in the prn sho Hrs hobby IS bu Idlng tram sets Hts am hon vs to be a success in Me Q. ' nil -Q SPINNEY Norman J 'Norm 1822 Dordmester Avenue Dorchester Radio Norm has played Football 56 and Hockey 57 He belongs to the CYO and also works at the Supreme Market Has hobbies are raldo and television repairing Has am button IS to become an electronlc tecm caan m the Navy TARTAR Lionel 456 Shawmut Avenue South End Carpentry Class Representative 59 Lionel works after school for a dress manufacturer and be longs to Soyo a church organrzatton His hobbies include golf tennrs and water sknng Has ambmon as to become a success and spend the wmters an Florida SULLIVAN Walter E 'Buddy' 53 Harvard Street Dordtester Baking Lunch Room Cashaer 55 59 Lund: Room Supervisor 55 59 Packing Room Supervisor 55 59 Buddy belongs to a local bowling club and to a skating group He is also a part time baker Ha has an interesting and varied record oollectlon which IS hls mam hobby 263 Cabot Street Roxbury Plumbing Dickie lakes automobiles dancing and gurls He belongs to a club and ns active rn all nts functuons He has taken plumbing for three years and intends to put thla traunmg to use to become a master plum x . Ol- 1: . l - , 1 . . -. :gg , .f',I'L .T7x'.'ltf- C' -5 Q, 'H ..f,.... ,IS 1 f . - - ' f . 1 N , .KA , , . , I ' :Q.L.Ji',.:-I' 5 NC'- M -.i 2 ll I , - . ws ' .-'pf S 11 J...j,: I 'I . . ' '-:'7' 'ff-,' .lily D' ws., 1 ' ' -, A ff: ' ' , ., Bob . . . . . ' . . . . . . . , I . . . 0 . . . ,, I . .. f 2 - . . . . . . ' V - , . : f'Tf.13f'2ff:. , Yr' jg i ,rf .111 3: ' X, I 'Ig THOMAS, Richard Dickie A 1 ,MS 'g ,-, ,.,. ., .f 9 'r '- -- , U-K-' 3 J. ' 5. ffm' I -'H - 3 1- 36,11 , A 3 ' , , P f r. : v ' ' . . . 'L lewf: I s 'iQ7'l ,',4':?fA'f:'E:1f: 1 . ' Avy- - -,cud ,unfil-. 1 -f ,A - - V - 'w iM.'f :f?' 4 'j-fly! 111-J 'i 'll . V ' wlte Aff RACT!! . I ' - . . ' ' 1' I ' H , . ' - ber . ' ' - . . , . , .T rf , - ' . . . . .. 1 1 I ' ,, 'F 1 i 1 1 fn : ' ' , 56, . 58, 59. l1'l?p t ' W ' . . . . I 3 pv . v ' 2 ' ' 4 1' ' fe ,, . . ., fi, ' '.l I , , ' l ,-f Z rucev, George rz mek 59 Dover Street Boston Auto Drck works after school and pays as much attentron as possrble and maybe a lrttle more to hrs hot rod Hot rods and cus tomrzrng cars are hrs hobbres and he rs an actrve member rn a hot rod club Wrth all hrs Know how about cars we know hrs ambrtron of ownrng a garage wr come to pass TRAINITO Charles G Charlie 175 Trenton Street East Boston Aviation Charlre has been rn the Bugle and Drum Corps 56 57 58 59 He works as a poul try cutter He lrkes to go bowlrng and to play basketball and football Hrs hobbres are musrc grrls and money Hrs ambrtron rs to be an ateronuatrcal technrcran TRAINOR, James W .limo 6 Everett Court East Boston Aviation Jrmo playa baseball and basketball for a local club of whrch he rs presrdent Hrs hobbres are sports gurls and money Hrs ambrtron rs to be an arrplarre mechanrc TUCKER Lawrence E larry' 20 Huban Court Roxbury Drafting The Amerrcan Drstrrct Telegraph Electrrcal Protectron has the drstrnct pleasure o have TYNER Gerard E ' Jenyl rng Larry as an employee He has a varred ,ff-of number of hobbres such as ars musrc 3' Wrgglesworth Street Roxbury and water sports He wants to follow rn Muhln' the lrne of hrs trade and become an ar Jerryshobbres are dancrng and swrmmrng chrtect Hrs ambrtron rs to be a good machrnrst VANASSE Paul J JUl'l'lb0 6' 9 :ff 53 Hrgh Street East Weymouth Baktng Jumbo was lunch room cashrer 56 57 58 59 Bakrng Class Oflicer 57 Shop Superrntendenr 58 and Packrng Room 57 He works part tme after schoo One of hrs hobbres rs oller skatrng H5 goal rg to open hrs own bakery X , . 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' u u . , , ., , r V , r ' vi K,- VENDETTI Rlchard A II Parmenter Street Boston Carpentry Ruchard has a part tvme rob and belongs to a local gym tean Dun g the summer he rs a tumor lrfeguard Two t hrs hob ues are draft: wg and cabunet maklng He wants o be a master arpenter and he Il make r WALSH Stephen M 'Steve 23 Mount Vernon Street Dorchester Electrlcal Steve has operated the swvchboard 57 58 59 Hts hobbles are swrrnmlng playing pool and ace skattng Hts goal ns to be a success rn lrfe VIEIRA Armando R Maverick 28 Mlldred Avenue Dorchester Plumblng Football Varstty 56 58 Drtll Office 58 Armando has a rob In has trade after school and also belongs to a bowlung team Work :ng on cars dancmg and sports are h :deal hobbres Naturally has outsude trade rob and school tratntng wall help hum tn has ambmon to be a master plurnbe WELCH Robert L Fats 31 Cranston Street Jamanca Ptam Cabmet baseball 56 Lunch r 'urn cashrer 58 59 A member of the C Y O and thenr basket ball and softball teams We'ch as also em Oloyed at the Fust Natnonal Stores IS chtet nteress are baseball danctng and g T be 3 ess am button l Q sfo ,' ea '--up 'lf VISCIONE Joseph P Joe Fish 217 Chamber Street Boston Carpentry Class Representattve 59 Crew 59 Joe has a rob In the Boston Garden as a set up man He plays hockey for a local team and IS a member of the Coast Guard Re- serve Durmg the summer he works as a trunk maker Archery and hockey are has hobbues and he has a workshop at home To be B master Carpenter tg has ambition WILLIAMS Fredenclx Fred 67 Edson Street Dorchester Eloctnool Fred played Varsnty Hockey was a school switchboard operator and member of the Drum and Bugle Corps 56 57 58 59 One of hrs hobbres IS collectmg hand toots Hts goal rs to own has own olec trrcal business C,-fftfsls ' To u -.'. - . -1. 1 ll ' ll I 'I Il ' II ' r 'I I I - r ' . 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A K we will i. - :- x 1 ' YOUNGER, James M., Jimmy Q30 Fark-or Street Jtrnmca Plgm Sheet Metal Jvrnmy ran track 56 50 and made the nor Roll 56 H ltkes all spot a dn member ol the J A and the J P N H Mens U He 'Les cl1r 'gmt mq , records He hopes to be a success It ZEMOTEI., William R., Zemie 99 Norfolk Street, Dorchester Aviation Drum and Bugle Corrs Dull Ofllcer Zemte goes all out for hus trade and rs good at Il as he as a member of the Clvel Anr Patrol Benng a good student pllot IS hts hobby and he as ernhustasttc about tv Workmg fo an anrlme IS hzs ambutuon 612 Senior cz epresenfa fzves 91 QC has First row left to rught Roche Holman Hurd LoPnccolo DonahueJ Lazzaro Second row left to rtght Motsas Brown H French DeVaughn Garruty lnrodda Vtscmnf 611 Slwp 3 X.. Z lfflf rr c tough Qhog Superlnten ent Most of our boys have found theur work and nn that foct they enloy a certaln advantage ofer others an Iooknng forword to a happy lufe ln the follovvlng pages you will see how tn fourteen separate shops we of the Boston Trade Hugh School try to advance trade mnnded ooys tn tle trade of thenr chonce so that they may become untellrqent torn petent apprentuces an lndustry Our shop Teachers ond those who tcach related shop work have been well tranned In lndustry before they chose as their lnfe work the traunung of others ID theur specual flelds Our atm as to develop skull safe practice and team work nn all of our shops By accompltshlng these thlngs we hope to add to the general usefulness of our graduotes to themselves and to the communtty and to sncrease the prospects of happuness of all those trade mlnded boys who have all ready taken such a large step toward their contentment un havtnq found tl'-err work ,twat-'-s'l hr 1- Installing a Propeller Explanation of the Jet Engine fire Gfirpfazze Slzop At the present moment our national defense is primarally based on manned aircraft. This situation is likely to continue for a long time. High speed passenger and freight transportation depends on this to, therefore, we need and will need a growing number of skilled airplane mechanics. Boston Trade High School offers a four year course designed to set boys well on their way in acquiring that skill. Among the subiects covered are the theory of aerodynamics, fabric work, sheet metal work, welding, wood- working, and other things connected with the trade. The boys study different kinds of airplane engines and learn to dismantle ond re-assemble aircraft engines, a necessary thing if they are going to know how to maintain air- craft power units in efficient operation. As a consequence of this training our boys are ready at gradution either to enter advanced technical schools to further their knowledge or to go directly into industry as apprentice air- plane mechanics. Airframe Proiect Welding Protect L an Engine Repai Front End Repair uiomoflve epair li the past many a wheelwright, by necessity, became somewhat ot an automoble mechanic. Now, also by a diflerent necessity, many of our automobile mechanics in industry must become essential cogs in our mach- automoble mechanics in industry must become essential cogs in our mach- inery of national defense, because our nation depends so much upon skilled mechanics for the making and testing ot protective devices needed by it. Here at Boston Trade High School we attempt to train such mechonics, either for general or specific automotive work. For that reason our shop is divided into three: the body, the mechanical, and the electrical shop. All boys must pass through all three, the younger boys dealing with simpler operations and as their skill indicates, progressing to more complicated jobs. Through this three way division our boys learn to handle any ordinary automotive iob which would come into a general repair shop, and they, if especially in- clined, and usually are, well trained to serve the public in common auto- mobile troubles, and their nation and themselves if the occasion should demand. Ignition Work Distributor Testing .lg 1 Bandsawing, Lathe Work, .lointing and Shaper Work Instruction Cl U26 61 Lllq G L' f ' Pembroke Table To many the making, the finishing, and the maintenance of fine fur- niture is an absorbing hobby. So it is with us of the cabinet shop, but it is even more. It is our chosen life work with which we are well pleased. Our shop is divided into two parts: the bench room ond the mill, ln the former we learn the safe and efficient use of the hand tools, and the proper care of them. We also learn the design, making, and assembly of furniture, and the various ioints needed in that assembly. We acquire skill in ornamental carving too. In the mill we leorn the parts, operation, and skillful and safe use of power machinery. Thus we learn both custom and mass production of furniture, so that we may work successfully in a shop of our own or in some larger enterprise. Repairing Windsor Chair Upkeep of Circular Saw itiiigyi r X IPW X I X LPS Model Roof Framing arperzfry ln the building trades, the greatest demand still is for good carpen- ters, We of the carpentry shop hope to be just that, From the construction of scale models ot frame houses, we learn the framing and construction of houses from sills to root. Later we learn boarding, shingling, porch and roof construction, window and door framing, cornice work and some interior finish. We also learn the reading of blueprints and building plans. Our shop also maintains student crews for minor maintenance within the building. As a result of this training, when we graduate we should be skilled crafts- men capable ot handling ony of the usual carpentry work either with or without the aid of machinery. Assembly of Small Proiects ,1- 1,4 H1554 '7- The Right Triangle raffiizq The large, airy quiet rooms which we of the drafting shop have in the north wing of the building contribute much to two essentials of expert- ness in drafting: neatness and accuracy. lt is our iob to render general plans and rough sketches into .pecific workable drawings for the worker, the ma- chinist, and the manufacturer. To do our work well, we have to know the proper use of such things as the T square, protractors, triangles, and French curves. In addition we must learn about gears, threads, and the assembly details demanded by the other trades. In other words, our trade is somewhat connected with all trades, and we must and do acquire some familiarity with them. For that reason, we also learn the making and reading of blueprints. Ours is the trade that binds all trades together. We of the drafting depart- ment know that our services will be in demand in many fields, and for this we are happy. Dyaffing Shop Working out a Drafting Problem .1 Related Class in AAC-Circuits Study an A-C-Circuit gfecfricaf Shop in these modern time with the expanding uses of atomic and electrical energy, industry is growing rapidly- The iobs thus created must be filled with specialists in the electrical trade. We believe that Boston Trade High School is one of the best in training boys to fill these positions in industry with cohdence in their knowledge of the subject. The courses in the Electrical Department of our school give the fund- amentals and operations of the types of motors, light wiring, bell wiring, and different types of meters. In our early years we learn light wiring and bell wiring. ln our later years, under the supervision of our troined instructors, we learn the different types of motors and their construction. We learn how to use many kinds of meters and equipment in A.C. work and in elementary electronics, a branch of higher electricity, and gain pratical experience in electrical maintenance ond repair, As graduating students we have a strong respect and liking for our trade, and a firm confidence in our ability to pursue it competently. lt is no wonder then that the Electrical Department is one of the largest and most popular in the school, Juniors Testing Motor Generator Circuits 'Seniors Work on a Problem For The 3 Wire Circuit Lathe Unit in Operation Instruction in Difficult Face Plate Set Up .jfaclzizze Slzop The pressure is now upon us nationolly to maintain our lead in tech- nological fields. This demand is especially heavy in the field of machine shop practice. We of the machine shop realize this and do our best to profit to the limit from our excellent courses of instruction given by industry-trained in- structors in a large, well-equipped machine shop. During our four years troiningwe learn about many types of machines. We learn the proper use of various micrometers, calipers, and gauges. We learn to set up and operate lathes, drill presses, shapers, milling machines, etc. We learn to moke finish- ed machine parts to a high degree of accuracy. Since mechanical devices are constantly being patented, devices which we machinists will have to make, it is easy to see that our field is and will be unlimited, and will main- tain the interest of the truly able machinist. We have chosen well, have been instructed thoroughly, and have confidence that we will be competent machinists capdble of looking after ourselves and serving the community in a valuable manner. Instruction in Slide Milling Bench Lathe Work fit fit fl ft? ' ft? 'QQ Xl CG- '332s-IQI- c,C:- -5:5 il, -ltr sw 1? 4' i 1 do 4.0, ' ,Q 0 mlb 'lv Ili 'fl Dutch Ceiling Design Finishing Work X. jpaiizfiizq and ecorafiizq Charity, it is said, covers a multitude of sins. Painting and decorating, while they may not do that, do correct minor faults, or, if there is no fault, add beauty to that which is originally good. We of the painting department are taught to do both. At first, we learn to re-hnish old furniture, to paint signs, and then to apply original covering to the excellent products of other shops of this school which require the painter's art. Interior maintenance is not neglected. At the same time, we are taught the principles of color mixing, color harmony, and the application of them, not only to furniture but to interior and exterior finishing. We also have a shop in which paper hanging is taught. In all this work we have the advantages ofthe use of spray guns, and we are introduced to the latest developments in paint products: plastic, rubber base, and casein paints. We learn the principles of iob estimation and costs. When we graduate, we are ready to go into the paint- ing trade and have the ability to venture, after a time, into a business of our own, Ceiling Work Ott Staging Custom Finishing on Furniture Measuring Pipe Roughing in gyfumbirzq Not only do we of the plumbing department know that we have chosen a trade which will guarantee us steady, well paid employment in which the chances for advancement ore excellent, but we have chosen a trade of the greatest importance to the comfort and convenience of all civilized human beings. It is our iob to provide fresh water, sanitary sewage disposal, efificient heating ond laundry systems for homes, apartments, hotels, and public buildings, That we may be able to do these things, we first learn soldering, roughing in soil pipe, screw pipe work, and tool care oll of these with the scientitic and mothematical principles involved. We also learn ioint wiping, lead burning, and the sanitary installation ot a -'fide variety ot the modern, complex plumbing fixtures. We take pride in our work whether it is to be visible or hidden. We learn the code of regulations for our trade and the principles ot sonitary engineering. We are satished with our training and confident ot success. Soldering Cup Joints and Seams Soldering Angle Seams Kg X! . Lnot,pe Mouthpiece pmge,mg'KeybOa,d Eteqtgr Me hanisnq Q9 i i ruzfuzq Even when a boy has chosen printing as his lite work, he may not be sure of whether he wishes letterpress work, or photo-lithography and oFfset. For that reason, the younger students are introduced to both and their various branches. Thus he gets a view of the whole field, To provide for his choice we have two shops, the letterpress shop and the photo-otitset shop. In the first the boys learn the various kinds ot type, composition lboth hond and automaticl, the use of various kinds of power presses and the small iob presses, the difterent kinds of paper stock including cutting and cost estimation - all this under simulated shop conditions ln the sec- ond shop the boys learn camera work, plate making, stripping, layout, and the operation of the offset press. Both shops are provided with high speed multilith presses, a knowledge ot the operation ot which opens up jobs in many business houses. Our graduates in printing should be prepared to do apprentice work in any of the various fields of printing. Stripping lnserting Feedboard Micromete e su l Q at 'P' st? -N Bench Work Slzeef meh! Slwp When we first enter the sheet metal department, we ore introduced to the tools and the machines we will use in our worlg. Some of the tools we become familiar with are- the riveting hammer, the rivet set, and the airplane snip. Of machines we learn the use of these: the burring, the thick edge, the crimping, and the sheet iron folder. ln sheet metal work we must acquire proficiency in measuring, cutting, braking, forming, riveting, double seaming, ond soldering. Layout work is an important part of our work. The parallel line, radial line, and triangulation are emphasized. All types of fittings are developed by these methods, and by'the time we become seniors we are able to Icy out by one or more of these methods fitting for air conditioning systems, ventilation plans, warm air units, and ship yard work, The theory behind our work is taught to us in related science and related mathematics. In these we learn the scientific and mathematical basis of our work, ond memorize the formulae necessary to it. Soldering Position Arc Welding New Shape Cutting Machine Qyefdirzq Sfwp With the development ot modern armaments and the increased de- mand for heavy goods, the need for competent welders has never been greater. Begihning with the use of the forge, the properties of metols, the handling ot heat, and the knowledge of hand tools, we of the welding department advanced to the use of machines: grinders, butters, shears. In the latter par't ot this process, much ornamental and useful metal work is performed by the older boys. During our training we leorned gas welding on light gauge metals, including copper, aluminum, brass, and stainless steel. We then advanced to welding on heavier materials such as cast iron, to gas cutting both by hand and by mochine Aaall with proper observance of the rules of safety In addition we learned brazing, silver soldering, the use of ordinary gas welding, and the higher speed heliarc welding for aluminum and stainless steel. Our shop has been completely renovoted in the last year. A complete paint iob has brightened the whole area, We have a new ventilation and air conditioning system, two new wash bowls, twelve new arc welding booths, two new heliarc units and the booths tor them, a new cutting machine, grinder, grill, and stock room, With the excellent course ot in- struction and with all this new equipment, most ot us should become ond, we believe have become good workers in the welding field, Oxy-Acetfiene We'ding Uni' Cutting Steel Slate i iv.. Blue Print Reading REMEJ Work In all of the fourteen shops of the Boston Trade High School we have trade educated men to teach us boys the subject motter which is closely related to our trades, but which cannot be taken up in the shop itself. These instructors teach us the scientific and mathematical principles underlying our work in the shops, at all times, as far os is possible, matching their instruction with the shop projects being carried on at the time. Another thing these instructors do is to inform us about the latest de- velopments in shop practice and shop equipment, developments which are too recent to be available in the shops themselves. ln this way, we future mechanics are given not only the fundamental theories of common shop practices but an insight into what we may expect to meet in advanced indus- try. Related Drafting GYH FLOUR 5 Q 1 ACADEMIC TEACHERS Flrst row Messrs Brackeen Desmond Donovan Second row Messrs Deveney Hynes Gumey A caolenuc eparimemf At the Boston Trode Hugh School both an the Mann Bulldmg and In the Annex we have alternate weeks of shop work and academuc studles a happy arrangement for most of us students In our shop we learn the Dar ticular skull needed that we may earn a luvmg In the academic department which mcludes English History Scnence and Mathematics we learn the general prmcnples governing all of our relatlons wlth the world about us Engllsh for our understanding of language Hastory for our knowledge of our American herltoge Sclence for our appreciation of the physical world and Mathematics, for the exactness of our reasomng ln any event, the Change from shop to Class and from class to shop as a rellef It has been sand that recreation IS a change of occupataon If so, thus two-way program offers us recreatlon In nts true sense A few do not lake rt, but most of us do ...,,.., , 1-1.-aol? -. ,A - 1 1 V g , . ' . , F , ' W, , - 6 4x L '- ,LJ x. J ., ' 1 : , , , : . , , K 6? I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 1 I Q 5m,zr,1l English was a maior subiect in the list of our academic studies In our classes we had grammar and spelling reading and vocabulary work as well as oral ond written composition We learned to read intelligently and to listen carefully We learned to write accurately and to express our thoughts clearly We gained the ability to stand up and present our ideas from habits of correct reasoning that the more exact we were in writing the more clearly we could think We finally mastered the essentials of the principles of good English We know now that our study of English provided a good foundation for a su cessful life It helped us to grow up intellectually and to arrive at o better understanding of ourselves and our fellow citizens Language is Most Important V convincingly. We discovered thot the use of words cannot be separated flass in American History gfisforq ln the tour year course in history which we study in this school, the topics include geography, local government, business forms, general history and economics-all with the principal emphasis on the United States- that we as citizens of this great republic shall know and understand our heritage, and that we shall oppreciate the advantages to us in a system based on the rights ofthe individual. During our study we examine particu- larly that greatest of political documents, The Constitution of the United States of America. As artisans we study the rights ond duties ot the laboring man that we may be good and responsible citizens, free to move around from place to place in practicing our trade and tree to make our own choice of what we wish to do. l-loving studied this four year course carefully and having considered its offerings intelligently, we cannot tail to be good men, good citizens, and good Americans it we follow its teachings consci- entiously. 1 l Checlfing US History Data ?' Dx .ffaffzemafics We of the faculty in the Mathematics Department at the Boston Trade High School believe that our courses creote in every student a proper under- standing of and competence in mathematics We teach fourteen different trades in this school on every one of which mathematics has a bearing Some require much knowledge in the field while other trades require only a knowledge of mathematical fundamentals Bearing this in mtnd we begin with the younger students w th a well rounded course in arithmetic helpful to them as artisans and cs citizens Algebra is the sublect of the second year in which the solution of the various formulae necessary to the various trades is thoroughly covered Dlane geometry the study of the area ond the capacity of oblects of different sizes and shapes is studied The seniors take up our most advanced mathematical tudy trigonometry so useful in many trades but particularly in that of Radio and Electronics All in all we feel that our courses in mathematics are sufficiently bos ic well rounded and comprehensive to meet the challenge thot will en oun ter our students as they venture forth into a world replete with intricate and complex problems in technology the answers to which will come from those who are skilled in the arts and trades Fundamentals in Algebra 'V' ld clerzcrf and ffm Sderzfw air At df ,Q are iymi -1 'cw 1' A :ture 517945 'ced of good sms-ntifrg tratrmmg, :rw ddr Qifdc' flu- 'yfr 50,5 Degm thetr Study with gerterai scene, As they grow. oder, :, zircgrcsz , :,'+,'sics 1l'fjfk'E'f'0tSTTY. As a Qltmax of them work and .-,nth we ,c1operattg,:'t at ai! idurtcfffrw shops, boys compete rw an Annual Sztemce Fa r, Uwe year ' 'Lok maze Cmrmg the wffek ot March 2 T510 outstarwdirtg 5:fr,,f:fJe of the tnuys .-.Qrc put on March 5 add 6, Ttms we were tmtrodpi-:rr TC wry? gr tmtr ww' starthmg rwoasee and Qdttarwdtsrt sights, First prtze .'Jfgt'tT ty Stafptwegrt Thortma, U rumor tn the Pawt- rrtg Depdrtmrfrwt ror Ima gomstruawort J mt 4,-irfztrmmt, m:f,rrs5C'2pf , A treslwmar' pamtgr, Charles Wodd, took snfcdrud trrmf wlttm has ci'-mgmtrattcn ot rwuosco- py Busby and Doherty fwrww the Qfafiuo lguparttttrrrtt two? trtrfi and fourth prtzes rerspectivfglv 'mth mdro Qlcqtrdutq czrrrtrrwrmntu,rwdts1f?ay, Our hats are Of? to Mr Damdrow, of the Patntmg Dcpartmfmt Ami Mr Ryan, of the Radio Department fOr their LFNTPWUSIGSTIC partmtpatnorw wr 1 CU UO Y i i i i Mr. Francis J. Murphy, Guidance uidcuzce' and jyfacenzezzf Under the leadership of our Guidance Instructor, Mr. Francis J. Mur- phy, we are constantly informed of the necessary qualifications expected of the prospective mechanic in the field of industry. Most important of these ore reliability, promptness, and the ability to get along with other workers in the shop. These and good moral character are considered even more valuable than complete mastery of the trade, and those boys who develop best in these are first thought of by the Placement Department, under the direction of Mr. Francis J. Harrigan, when iobs in industry become ovailable to our boys. This department has been highly successful in placing a large number of boys in congenial and profitable places in industry. Mr. Francis J. Harrigan, Placement ,f 4- ' ' ,iqg Che Town ln the senior high school the school nurse correlates her work with that of the Health and Physical Education Department, the school doctor, the shops, and the classes. She interprets the results of physical examinations, and the results of vision and hearing tests to the pupil. Pupils ore also referred to the nurse by the teachers, and she tries through consultation to determine whether a physical condition is the cause of inattention or disin- terest. She tries to make the pupil understand the need for rest and relax- ation, healthful diet, knowledge of the basic food needs, vorious habits of personal hygiene, the importance of cleanliness, good posture, and the care of the teeth and eyes. It is felt that at this age a pupil can understand a health oppraisal, and an interest can be engendered to have him have his physical defects corrected and to induce him to make an effort to improve his general health habits. .f IMI TY X Consultation on Personal Health High, Wide, and Handsome All Together gylzysicaf and gfeaffb Cgducafion The obiect of our Health and Physical Education program is to inform the pupils, ond indirectly their parents, of the need of health education and physical training. The pupils learn about the many illnesses which occur in daily lite, the application of first aid in case of emergency in or away from home, and the structure of the human body and the many weaknesses to which it is subiect. Our health program emphasizes physical training, because the phys- ically fit are often protected against illness. That is why our nation so strong- ly supports physical and health education. ln addition to the general train- ing ot all students, special instruction is given to our athletes to help them maintain good condition in their activities. Physically fit boys are our most important product here. We hope you can see the importance ofthe program to your school and to its students. Keep Rolling Health Education .jlififary Science Very important to our students both physically and in the matter of discipline is their study of Military Science both by lecture and drill under the efficient leadership of LCDR Vincent C. Breen. This training has immediate importance to the boy as a student and eventual value to him as a recruit in one of our armed services. . The school regiment is divided into four battalions of several companies oflicered by-students so that other students may learn to take and give commands and, if suitable, become ofticers themselves. The student cadets maintain discipline in the corridors and take part in two military events: The Annual Prize Drill and The Annual Schoolboy Parade. THE COLOR GUARD Cree, Anastos, Quinn Belleville, Tenaglia -' ' At Present Arms L f l -1 -9 P. A Stirring 'lie S at Preoaring Lunch U16 ll HC!! 00m We the class of 1959 ore fortunate that we are the first senior class to enioy a full year of the new lunch room, It is certainly a relief to have once more hot food, well prepared, etlhciently served, and in pleasant surroundings. Our thanks to Mrs. Galt, her assistants, and the faculty and student oids. Boys in Line Mrs Galt and Assistant Preparing Lunch Cafeteria Cashier Operation :MKII 59 Qfqzfi -'A f 'lgrfp Q 'J I 4 1 ' F. .- . 0 - 'V , ' - 5-.1 -Y...,,. -V ' V Y . Y ' , . - I VL Q, rf if 'i Zz -.-, 'V --- --Q if fa A A . J I - bg- ' I .' , 4 ' I 1 A I ST 6 .J ,Y t.. A I ,Q A h K Bi 1 fri! I, , 7' , i ia?-.. iIs.gq-I, 5 -.If .fl '- - ' Q 1 'Q - - , . ., c ,al it I f X 1 fini., . 'Iva ' XV' Q 1 VNQ 2' Q,,,3f'i Rf ! V f I -4 - . '.. ,fist -A , A A I W, ' 4 A 2 ? 'fQ ' v-w X, I Q' ' ' -'fi ' ' 0, ,., , V .3 , o- -'D 5, l!-i5..- I iff. -4 . W., ,.-l ,A,, Q IM, sn-H- '. . , ' fi.,--f ,, he Head Master Mr Edward Terrenzi 6 The VZIZEX The Boston Trade High School Annex, a unique school, was estab- lished in T945 through the cooperation of the Commonwealth, the local school administration, and the leaders of the baking industry. A complete course in baking leading to a high school diploma is offered in this school, formerly the Henry L. Pierce School, Dorchester. ln 1954 becouse of the need tor larger and better quarters for work, the Radio Department was transferred to the Annex. Here in their well equipped shop, students may become expert radio and television workers. As part ot their training, they operate their own radio station. It is interesting to note the progress of this school from one shop of eighteen boys to two modern, well equipped shops serving almost a hundred. . K Q . .La ffm fx Teacher in Charge, Mr. James B. Dolan THE FACULTY First row: Messrs Burns Brown, Anderson, Lerro Ryan ltool keeper, Second row Messrs Caoles, Con, E Ryan Kelly Fleming, Temple BAKING SENIORS First row: MacEachern, Rosberg, Fontaine, Harrell, Perrault, Killilea Second row: Kauycheck, Hurd, W. Sullivan, Vanasse, Connolly, Cunningham, Duncan, Sivacek .Ba bzq Since bread is the staff of life, it is not surprising To find a course in baking offered at the Boston Trade High School, Here at The Annex, in mod- ern baking shops, we are taught the fundamentals of that czrt. Mr. Fleming and Mr. Cotty, the baking 'instructors, create conditions in The shop similar to those in a regular bakery, Here we learn to make breod, rolls, pies, cakes, and pastries of dll kinds. We are also Taught the handling and distri- bution of our products. Our truck distributes daily our baked goods To many Boston high schools. As in the main building we study shop work and aca- demic work in alternate weeks. In our school week , we study related work, food chemistry, science, mathematics, economics, and English W all in connection with our trade. Preparing to fry dougnuts. Students bail cupcakes by hand 'h,..,- Y-A, --. 'XT-4 1 ,... W Q, 1 Q 4, x VI .. I iw X., X -. E 'NQES4 isa .-C31 fl ,gm lp ff, 'YB SIN 0 ?'wf'! fm Q PA . 4, - '. 'ZR Gfcfivifies COACH RYAN AND MR FITZGERALD porfs A wude varuety of athletnc actuvutues are followed an thus school a voruety whuch reaches most students In one way or another These sports are descrlbed ID the following pages and Include Football Baseball Basket ball Hockey Indoor and Outdoor Track Crew Tennis and Golf ATHLETIC CAPTAINS AND CO CAPTAINS Fnrst row Delello Football John Crew Loeber Hockey Hoffman Golf Pauldlng Basket ball Beattie Crew Second row Anton Baseball Roche Golf Long Cross Country Harrell Indoor Track Yates Tennas Younger Indoor Track f '-'-5- das f-n-n-I i Q 5 l xv f I Q -i-1-il.. Q 'f .3 1 T0-V ri- gif 4. .. x-, , is f Fygvi' . 0 -' , fgltoqffmivs f'lQa v 'H+ , 3. . ff -l. . 4 -c, , has u L BF 14' in tx f ?-H N.,- lf lj' wh: ,L r.....---- .Q l' Yx IN I A a 1 W,,, 5.1.2 1 ' 3 Q 5 A' s 1 K 'I ti . - . q H., if I'- ' ' f 4 Q--ff - .H ., 'F' ' . I i ' X lfgf .. A ba D u x ' - ' ' First row J Kelley, Harrell, Co-Captain J Younger Second row' Prince, Lane, Burgo, Claudio OO lilhill THE TRACK SQUA First row: Prince, A. Moore, E. Lane Abbott Co Capt Younger, Co'-Capt. Harrell, Hector, Brooks Loug Coleman Second row: Vaitis, Claudio, Stokes, Bowen R McNeil W. Smith, Lottman, Short, Parris, M Iler Mr Lloyd Third row: Fraia, Clarke, Bento, Downing Collier Searcy, Burgo, John, Winn IUC Although our indoor track season did not open too well in our cone tests at the Y.M.C A, the 3 A A.. and the State Meets, much improvement TNGS shown later ln the dual meets we did very well, winning them all and giving se- curing for ourselves a tie for Division Championship. Our wins were these: over Hyde Park, i20 to 72, over East Boston, 109 l-2 to 95 l-2, over South Boston, l08 to 89 T100 over Dorchester, l28 to 7l The spirit of our boys was superb The Co-Captains were Harrell, Jim Younger, and Peter Long of out' door track. We had rnany good track men: E. Bowen, 220, Abbott, 600, Jim Younger, 300, Hector, -440, Coleman, hurdles, Harrell, hurdles and o00, and Long, a consistent winner in the mile. The Class A relay placed second in the Regimentals, a close roce all the way. This team was composed of the following: Younger, Hector, Ab- bott and Harrell. We hope for more victories in our outdoor season The Class B relay team. which placed third in the same meet, was made up of Coleman, Moore, Booker and Bowen re, Downing, Coleman, Bowen Harrell, Abbott, Hector, J Younge THE BASKETBALL SQUAD First row: Howard imgrl, Ward, Quinn, Washington, Lumley, Paulding, Hicks, Wood, Bennett, Gawlinski Second row: Cree, Triant, Linsky, DeVeer, Carpluk, Braxton, Mackey, Nassif, Stanton, Crehan, Cook, Bacon askefgaff A young but determined B.T.H.S. Basketball Team defeated Dor- chester and Boston College High School, and in doing so showed good in- dications for a winning team next year, Several sophomores on the Varsity squad show definite promise. This was the storting line up: Paulding, Lumley, Bissett, J. Hicks, Quinn, and S. Washington. Capable reserves were Bennett, MacKillop, R. Johnson, and J. Wood. Stanley Washington, our sophomore guard, won a place on the City All Stars, the only sophomore in the league to do so. We seniors wish next year's team the best of luck and success in their basketball endeavors. D4 Right Jim Quinn on the drive et, Bob Paulding wins the tap H56 H Last years Baseball Squad was a splruted group One of tts best games was agalnst Dorchester s hugh ronmng pltclwer Charlle Bunker a game nn vvhrch he suffered lms Hrs d feat after thurty fave strauglnt ylctorles dcrlng has three years as a Hugh scnool pntclwer Blll Carney the wlnnung pltclwer was later chosen as startmg pltcher of the Boston All Stars ogaunst the Catlwol c All Stars at Fenway Park Stull later he Nas srgned up as a professlonc y the Cleveland lnduans The llneup was os follows Barron flrst base Zu cala second oase Petruzellu tlmrd base Kelley shortstop Keouglw center fleld McGlnnls left fleld Yonaker rlglwt Feld caporale catcher Pltclwefs were Captaln Carrey Anton and Loeber Veterans returnlng tlnls year are Anton Zuccala Loeber and Petr Jz z I .gr 41' Wu gb Ur gli 4 -K7-M9 x tl! rm J r v n o luke rr ev C PO ale a r c ru e De lc o cc d r ' Ryan ver ph M Donuld Formn Ho :ard Ylwomas MafK lloo :nv IS Su l M Lo T lrd C a lrn l Cc o 3 Qwtlw Dc terson Mowsgar' Pops 3 T600 GJ Holm n a Sanus s Le r . , . , . . . . , . , Y e , - . I . . , V .I . . . Q 1 , f 2 , l ' Q ' , ' f Q A , A - ' 4 l , . - l I y I , I l - ell' E h I L ,,,s .JI 555, u - -' n' 5. Z,-If. J, f '- l , YG' 11-95' ' V . I .l' 1 'A , mt '11 I f , if , V1 ' -R 3. I l I 'A . tv ve- rf, ,, e+,gg,gg.ft , ,, 6, ,r ' 492 'V il ,V 'u ,f - '. Q ' - 1 L W I , -1' X 1' Q ' gk f A 'V sf.: .- X . I fu tv A r 1A I ' 1 '- , . l. 4 c 4 gy q I . , J V , s N V X , 4 M A, y X X r 4 1, f y , tx J. ..a -V .1 1 ' . K 1' A Fvsr 'ov Locbe Avro Zczxva Kelley Y 'K ,', Ca a fcaptl av, f , B 1 Ke ugly Pet 1 lli, l, l S2 on o.-.' .Ar , O31 Hur, V K 4 , ' , r .' , l , f , McG. 1 , Ewan, Clmvnollnski, lssetl, Mr l yd .h f.-, Roch gf, -lf.,s- , ' l Q. l ,fur a Fl far, v l - B001 amy Thus years hockey season was not one of our best The hughllght of the season was our fost and hard fought two to nothmg vlctory over Tech nlcal Hugh School a team whnch later went on to the State Hockey Tourna ment Another feature was the cholce of t vo of our players for the Cnty All Stars goalie Jack Farley and center Ed Colluns The lnne up goalie Farley left defense Loeber nght defense Vlelra leftwlng AlVuelra rlght wnng E Wynn Our coach was Mr Thomas Carty The record Trade 3 Latnn 3 Trade 5 Dorchester 2 Trade I Dor chester I Trade I Lcltln 3 Trade I English 4 Trade O English 5 Trade O Tech 3 Trade 2 Tech O Trade 3 Jamaica Plam 2 HOCKEY SQUAD Fnrst row Earley McKeown Armando Vlera Loeber Farley Collins Alfred Vreura Wynn Rosato Second row McGranl Foley Murphy Rogers Budgmas Summers Gplka Marrnuccn Cocuzzo Chnlds Clancy t, we vrurlvvn , -I 1 15 HV? as . .l. ,. TENNIS SQUAD First row: Younger, Dillon, Yates, Mr, Wolk, Fortunati, Reiser, Hanna Second row: Brown, Searcy, Lasdow, Lentini emzis. an golf In the past season the Tennis Team under the coptaincy of Earl Yates finished third in the City School League. Yates himself came'in second in the league and qualified for the Massachusetts School Boy Tennis Tournament. The l958 Golf Team won five of their nine games against other city teams. All of the squad except Hoffman who has entered the military service, will return next year. The addition of Cullen, Filipiak, Drury, Smith, Joyce, and Ryan should make a stronger team. The season will be climaxed by a 36 hole medal play tournament for all the boys in the city. GOLF SQUAD First row: Connors, Mason, Hoffman, Mr. Green, Roche, Smith, Foran Second row: Harris, Garber, Donaghue, Filipiak, Joyce ALAUIID Ol CYH f'LO0R igggiiiiix 7 YAY ,Q I I, Ms, ' if G EH The sprung meet of the Boston hugh school crews saw the rntr doc toon of the sprunt races and the marathon events Our long practice essnons ond the rowung to Watertown proved to be worthwhule Trade s Varsvty flnushed third and the Junior Varsrty flmshed second Furs' Crew members Captaun John Necktas Wann Yanovutc Don ovan Rodzuewacz Jackson Fortunatn Magtnrws Gaskus Bell amd Franklln Second Crew members Captaln Bott: Rnzzo Frlnplak Vnnung Evans Turke Bannon Brogan Hayes and Woler Tr-lE CREW SQUAD Furs row Fnllpuak Yanovltch R11 c Mr Tragakus Cortonetf Vnsng Brown Second row Dunn Torke Rcuser Jack on Bannow Franklnn Evans Fnzgerald Third row Donou-gh Wnnr Bots Yates John cm--gy 11' ,g lc LG 11 Best Best Best Best Best Best Behaved Orlgunator Skater Trackman Officer Natured Soears Ross Loeber Hector Balduf Howard 10 Jw of gsm Most Most Most Most Most Talented Respected Athletic Determuned Energetic Amolsng Da y Balduf Falvey Kotz Q 0ffLC6l'5 0 1 35 s Most Most Most Most Honest Hunter Intelligent Sarme Grtted Holman Honored Dellelo C hx lr E... 15, I DRILL OFFICERS Row 1 Morgan Curtis Porro Delello Loeber Fltzpatrlck Balduf Lazzaro Katz Row 2 LCDR Breen Getek Kman Muller Yates Falvey Buonopane Vrelra Jackson Lopes Buckley Roche Brlggs Carlson Row 3 DeVaughn Brown Hlres Collmgs Houghton Ilterrs Harrell Howard DAmnco ONeul Fitzgerald Cvaccro 3 Mr. Dandrow, Briggs, CIQAFTSM The production of The Craftsman Yearbook is a project which involves practically everyone in our school and mony outside of it. Ot course, the principal burden ofthe work falls on the Senior Class, its representatives, its members on the Craftsman Committees, and its members in the Printing Department. As usual this year the work was divided among three large committees which were then sub-divided in different ways, Those committees were the Croftsman Editorial Committee, the Craftsman Production Com- mittee, and the Craftsman Advertising Committee f all of which were aided by the Senior Class Representatives, ln the work of the Editorial Staff the following boys are to be noted for a wide variety of work: Donahue of Drafting, Fontaine of Baking, moreover, the work of Anton, Digas ond Syverson should be mentioned among others, ln the productigf- held, we CRAFTSMAN PRODUCTION COMMITTEE First row Savage, McFarland, Mr, Driscoll, Hoffman, Syverson, Hall Second row Mr. DeVita, Mr Langille, Long, O'Neil, Roche, Esposito, Mr Fiore Third row, Getek, Briggs, Brown, Killarney, McKenna CRAFTSMAN ADVERTISING COMMITTE From Eeft to right: Duncan, Campbell, Rosberg, J, Younger, Fontaine ,i Daly Focusing Offset Camera COMMITTEES should notice Briggs for paste-up, Long for ads, Roche and Getek for camera work, Hall for stripping, and McKenna for Press work. Before the Yearbook can get actually under production the following Seniors: Bloom, Brown Chmielorz, McFarland, O'Neil, Savage, and Syverson of the Printing De partment must muster all their resources and ingenuity in designing, layouts ads, hand and machine composition, and reproduction proofs for Offset printing. The making of this book, like the making of any book, was rather exciting with its constant necessity of securing pictures, writing copy, getting in the ads, and meeting dead lines with the help of the Ietterpressfnen Killorney and Esposito., Now that the iob is completed we feel that the work was worth the effort, and we hope you will like the product. This work shall be a sample for the Junior class to follow next year CRAFTSMAN EDITORIAL COMMITTEE First row: Fontaine, Rosberg, Duncan, Anton, Curtis, Forlizzi Second row: Mr. Shea, Busby, Balch, Garrity, Sarnie, Buonopane Third row: Holman, Syverson, Loeber, Settana, Motsis 1 '91 .- a . ,. K-vi 4 ., , I , A Q T u 9 . 'Q I 4 Q Q C EBF , 5. '5- 'un-ur DRUM AND BUGLE CORP Frrst ron Dunn Blaclcadar French Lee Budette Hector Games Atkuns second row Landry Wslllams Evans DeVata Fxltplak Rem r Houston Garrett Booker Thtrd row Sargent Kaopp Mahoney Lane Jones Moore Buckley Porter uszm 1 qczmza from GLEE CLUB Frst row K Wllllams Wasnlngton Anton Atkuns Mr Brackeen Buechs Garrlty Bennet Second row L Whrte Foreman J Wood Fnlvpuak Vtnung Lane Walker Phnllnps Hicks Carson Thrrd row Brown Coleman McNenl Krnan Alleyne Yachrmsku Fortner Dent Lenardus , of , :iw , 0 L , W Af Qi X C 5 'Q' g'A Jie I 45. L' -il. ' lilixrtl -1 ' ri ' ' X ' fl 'J' L '-1. ' QB L LA X , Nr . .8 If L ',7 X ,. - mm X .L , l - -' , x I , I r r I ,Al Q: P . , gm L ', ' at y - rf -4.5 y. 1, Q- IA , X S V F f f V a 1, v, 1 ' ,I ' L ,A . ezzior ommifiees THE SENIOR CLASS SKATING COMMITTEE First row: Larkin, Killilea, MacEachern, Sforza, Carey Second row: Goggin, S. Walsh, R. McDonald, Leary, Welch THE SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: Nunn, Dellelo, Motsis, Duncan, Fortunati, Kauycheck Standing, left to right: Soulnier, Holman Buonopane, Collings, Bell, J. O'Neil Morency, Vieira SENIOR CLASS PICTURECOMMITTEE Seated, from left to right: Motsis, Bissett, Settana, Forlizzi, Porro Standing, from left to right: Curley, Garrity, Ross, Owens, Welch, Fontaine THE CHRISTMAS CARD COMMITTEE First row: Blackadar, Trainor, Mr. Dandrow, Porro, Kinan, Dzedulqnus Second row: Fontaine, Merlino, Balduf, Rosberg, Howard, Falvey 9? 2' i 6I2l0f' ormmfiees if .lk f r-1. l ezzior onznziffees COOD GOVERNMENT RECRESEL 'A' 'JE Rona d Bro fm HONOR ROLL STUDENTS First row: Rumpf, J. Kelley, Brissenden Key, Foreman Second row: Hicks, Tenaglia, Bacon, Mr. O'Connor, Silva, DeVeer, Wagner Quaglia Third row: Howard, Dent, S. Washing- ton, Porter, Nassif, L. O'Neil, Jos. Thompson, Chiero, O. Moore, Hairston, Celona, Athanasiou Fourth rovy: R. Dunn, Jn. Thompson, Sturges, Wood, D'Angelo, Imbriano, Triant, Turner, Beaton, White, John, Clancy ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY GROUP Seated, from left to right: John Carey Robert Spears, Robert Falvey, Robert Carlson, Andrew Sarnie, Anthony Caruso, Daniel Daly, and Preston Holman Standing: Mr. O'Connor and David Busby 1 SSEHZ L65 One of our Qnest programs ts the assembly program At least once o week there are assembltes for the shop and for the academtc groups There are spectal assembltes too These meettngs present tnformatnonal programs lsuch as the safety acttvuty presented an the next pages! news :tems nter tarnment observance of specaal holrdays athlettc rolltes and awards and many other thtngs of Interest and value to our boys They brnd the student body together as a urwt Our mustcal groups often take part tn them The general plannrng rs under the chorge of Mr Mattson and the techntcal stde of the presentatnon under Mr Dawes both assrsted by a commrttee of student The usual procedure rs thus readrng from the Scrrpture by the Head Master or the Shop Supertntendent followed by the Salute to the Flag and the Natronal Anthem ond the observance of the planned program We are grateful to the faculty members and students who organuze these tnterestrng ond valuable offertngs Ftrst row Schoen Mr Daw s Mr Mattson Athanastou Second row Sturges Radzrewrcz llterts lmbrtano b- If--Q b!' I . . . . , D - 1 1 V 1 r r - r ' ,- J. 1 , . I , , D , , . ., , . , ' , , , . ' x Y-., v 4--fill 1 f We lf l l L ' o 4 . r 1 l . 1 Safety and gire ?F'6V6IZfi07Z ln o trade school, by its very nature, there is more need for strict observance of safety rules and fire prevention regulotions than in other schools. For that reason, in every shop in the school the principles of general safety and the particular requirements for safety in that particular trade are constontly stressed . The same is true in class. We even have special assemblies on the subiect. ln the early part of the school year, vve had an excellent talk on fire by Lieutenant John Frongillo of the Boston Fire Department, a talk in which he not only pictured .he ho' rors resulting from the wrong use of fire, but also the great dependance we have on fire, if properly handled, for human com- fort. l-its talk was skillfully arranged and expertly given for boys in a trade high school. The Jhotogrophs on the occasion were taken by Fire Department photographer John Kelley. We thank the Boston Fire Department and these gentlemen for their visit to us. Lieutenant tnsoector John Frongillo Addressing the School fn-ti A 'I Explaining Emergency Fire Alarm gre is rm l'XC6!!6IIf servrnzf, Auf wlzuf ll Mriifer. Later in the year we had another demonstration, this one on the use and misuse of flammable liquids by a representative ot the Ethyl Corporation, This demonstration was impressive and useful to the boys ot all trades, but particulory to those who deal with automotive engines or with paints. In addition to these approaches through the shops and through assemblies, we have a special group of students who have discussed the standards of safe trade practice over the radio. This group was under the general management ot Mr, O'Connor and Mr. Wolk. A further emphasis on safety is rrade through our regularly practiced fire drills in cooperation with the Boston Fire Department. Any boy passing through o tour year course of training at the Boston Trade High School must have a keen awareness of the need for sate shop practice and tire prevention, and the Hxed habit of being careful at all times. Fire Prevention Campaign ,IV 00 S lw l gfrsfory At thus tame each year It as necessary for us to record wuth regret the reture ment of some of our older teachers from servrce to the Boston Trade '-hgh School Thus year those who are leavlng us are Mr Arbuthnott H Rattray B Ed CB CJ M Ed CB TCl Mr Thomas P Burns A B and A Nl a d Mr John F Sullivan Mr Rattray has been vvrth us for thurty years enghteen of them os Head ofthe Carpentry Department Mr Burns Economncs Teacher ofthe Annex and Mr Sullivan Carpentry Teacher In the Mann Bulldung both came to us at the closing of Branders Vocatronal School sux years ago Mr Burns serveo a total of forty two years IH the Boston schools and Mr Sullivan thirty years All have well earned thenr retirement and we wish that they enloy ut thoroughly and In good heolth Added to the faculty thas year are the followng men Mr Vnncerat A DeVrta Pruntung Mr Maurice K Connors Electrlcuty and Mr Phullp A Pnrrone Electrrcty May they be most successful ond enloy thenr work wuth us They are most welcome OFFICERS OF THE BOSTON TRADE HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS ASSOClA'l'lON A Tragakls and Mr OConnor r I . . . , . . . . , . . . . ., . , , . : z :p F1 . . . . , . . , I ' I I u - . . , . 1 1 - - I I - - , . , A, ' ' , .A ' ufsfandinq rzderqraduafes Each year there IS chosen from the undergraduates a lust of boys who are outstondlng tor one or more good qualutles These do not have to be acadernuc or technucal though they may be All good qualmes have been consndered such as pollteness rellablllty pleasantness good scholarshrp and so forth In the followung pages you wall see pnctured and lasted by classes those boys deservung of the honor Moy they be complurnented OUTSTANDING JUNlORS From left to right Manuel Lopes Muchael Sawuckv Edward Joyce Paul Quaglua A .-' 5 'NW' .A 'xii OUTSTANDING SOPHOMOR Furs? row Thompson S Washrhgvon R Dunn Fortuer Yanovnch Ross Key Second row J KeTIey Sturges Terranova Jos Thompson Hemel Marmellr Hodges Third row Dent Bukoremsku MCCormv k nurrmer WhlTe Porier Buckley ufsfcuz mq IZ erqrcz uafes OUTSTANDING FRESHMEN Seaved left to rrght J MacDonald Bearhe Foreman Hanrsion Stamdmg Teh to rsghf Bake Shea Chrero JS :gf ,. H 'I T? file Graffsman yearbook ward Aviation Roy F. Howard 1961 Auto Ralph Tenaglio 1960 Baking Joseph F Ferrone 1960 Cabinet Dennis G Van Minden 1960 Carpentry JosephG Cavallaro 1961 Drafting Ross N Triant 1961 Electricity James R Kelley 1961 Mochine Dennis White 1961 Painting Alan Cohen 1960 Plumbing Harry Blake 1962 Printing lLetterPress1 M W Sawicki 1960 Printing lOffset1 Daniel Bednarek 1961 Radio Melvin A MacDougall 1960 Sheet Metal John Marinelli 1961 Welding Eorl Beattie1962 'NDI' 'N.0l N.Qf S.0f XQf 'N.Df'0 4 'Xhf' 'KAI' 'NAI' 'NAI' 'NAI' 3 N 3 Q Q Q S, R 3 E a 2. 3 'G Qn!0Xn!0k.u!0Xn.IOX.u.IOKn.l0K IUX CRAFTSMAN YEARBOOK AWARD ln.. !f0g7IlIl0llJ hlxoulfhzndr g rap blllflfl at n dm fd ulnl: a fIudmL, n the Dafa Imznl the BOSTON TRADE HIGH SCHOOL H 44 M Bookplate for Award Books This year The 1959 Craftsman is very much pleased to grant the annual Craftsman award to these boys who in the ludgement of their in structors showed the greatest advance in their shop skull omong the nnem bers of their particular shop ap 'V' i 1958 CRAFTSMAN AWARD WINNERS Furs row Colella 60 Carpentry Bleuzen 60 Auto Busby 59 Radio Getek 59 Off set Printing Falv y 59 Machine Sivacek 59 Baking Second row Lawrence 60 Drafting Radziewlcz 60 Electricity DAngelo 60 Aviation Jackson 59 Cabinet Sawick Letterpress Print ng I I . 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'A Iblxsnsaeaze. ,pq 57 :df vw svc' ki if SPONSCRS Imm Hub Mall Valerna Zemotel Ioseph I 7emotel Ioe St Iulxe Noreen Devtyer Sr Mrs Iohn Haney Gt Ms Henry Woods 25: Mrs lawrence Connolley 8: Mrs H Colbourne Mxss L French Nlr Sr Mrs Sxlvxe Vxtale Mary Pendleton Pat Hackett I A Babustc Mr Sr Mrs Vmcent I Roche Pres .Sr Eleanor Ralph O Haglund Mr F W McClintock Mr Ez Mrs Francis McBndc The McBr1de Famlly Mr 5: Mrs Iames M Curley Mr E1 Mrs ArthurI Curley Robert Welch Mr 6: Mrs Wtllnam Welch West End Dukes Mary 8: Ioseph Merbrro Mr 81 'vlrs Edward Fxtzgerald The Fitzgerald Family Mr Edward Donahue 'vlrs Eleanor Hall Iames Sr Chuckie Patncna Murree Austm Beatty Damel R Falvey Mr Paul F Flaherty Mr 'Q Nlrs Frnest Swanson Mass Iosephme Mahongy Ruth E Larson Que Iean Donna Mary l I Lnbby Arthur Staab N4 Sr Nlrs Flwpatrl It Mr Iohn I Rlccx M 6: Mrs oseph Rugnttt Vlr at 'vlrs F Rugnetn Miss Peggy Blaney Mildred L Matthews Suzanne M Shahetn Charhes Luncheonttte Mary P Matthews Iames OHara Famrly George DeAngell1s A A A Auto Parts Co Iullus Levme Savmo Porro Iean D1Resta Edlth I Higgins Ioseph P Hynes Helen L Iohnson Robert C Larson Ioseph A Belangor Ioseph Charest Geolre Gold Lloyd s Men s Wear Mr Br Mrs Sam Polcarl Scott W Bates Dannys Barber Shop Raphel Famtly Cosmo Porro Louxs and Renne Iudy Savage Renre 6: Low Ioseph -X Hxggms Pat 6: Andy Phnlemena Porro All Bar Realxty Iohn bt Shlrler Charles F Hlcltey ' . l'. . . 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U 1 :- HU Il - 7 T LY , . wmwmwmwkwgwkwgw Best Wishes To the Class of 59 From ELEC. 10 Bl John J. Abusheery James F. Ahern Edward J. Bandalevitch Thomas E. Concilio Robert F. Donovan Francis R. Fortier Thomas P. Giles I-Iarvie Lee Hodges Leo E. Larson Richard A. Rizzo Anthony J. Rodriques Ronald W. Sturgis John J. Thompson Robert A. Yanovitch CO 7 573I CHARLIE I-IARRINGTON Prop 58 Che 130 ka! Frey for down in earth pr q WEDDING INVITATIONS A SPECIALTY Open NightIy Except Sundays 4 I2 EMMANUEL G ARCNIS 1248 Hy da Park Axcnue Hs dc Park mwmwawgwgwkexwg H ' ' H iniin 30 HUNTINGTON AVENUE BOSTON, MASS. ?j,p1-xb74:1s,?i,:Ag?i,1!e.N4f5ekY45f4xEqf.:eXwip NATIONAL ELECTRIC VIUTOR C0 ., . ' .-EyD, 'B'-fl' ' lf.. 'A rnplt ll d 1332 TREMOYT STREET BOS'l0N WASS Why worry about your senlor expenses UNIORS All expenses can be pald by selhnff Chrlstmas cards and wrappmg paper to relatlves and frlends EXPENSES ' EXPENSES' EXPENSES ' REMEMBER 'Ihat your PILIUTCS class rmg yearbook and prom are justa few of the ltems that o Wlth the semor year Contact Mr R V Dandrow F C 11, Adv C a Lsm n Adv tw ng HA k6R.'4'! M. A. CUNNINGHAM All types of Printing Equipment Bought Sold and Repaircd '58 LFNTR Xl W ll XR! BOSTON 10 NI XSS Z4Tcf!4kcl!4kqf,!4 1 . Vew And Used Electric Jfolors of ver escrlpuon We uw Eecrrlc Equzpmen If hill DPSFVIIIIIOIIS Co P e 'anis Bought an Sold Telephone GArrisnn 7-4843. Connecting All Departments. . I Y s ' ' . 9 Q ' I U I O O O , . u . . 9 9 . a . 0' . . i U a u ' Lsor 'r a er ' i A ncoc - 5.. ' 1 U xx vm uma 2 E iiEEI?2! f GLASS sekvlcfi JAMAICA 4 3550 AMORY FOUNDRY COMPANY Spmalrzxng m Aluminum Castings 830 Amory Street -Iamalca Plam Mass When you Insure be sure you unsure with Lelly EUGENE F LALLY Realtor Insuror Fare Luabulnty Bonds LsI:e GE 6-ll7l3 869 DORCHESTER AVENUE DORCHESTER 25, MASS South End Aulzo Supply Co. Wholesale Distributors CARBUIQETORS AUTOLITE DELCO REMY AC STAQTERS GENERATORS IGNITION SPECIALISTS Mom Boston Store DONIIOSIII Blind! 696 COLUMBUS AVENUE 299 GALLIVAN BLVD. BOSTON 20, MASS. Tol AV 2 3535 Tcl HI 544I2 IIKIUIOIII .lx-Q ., -Hit ICQ!!! . sn LQ-f ' ' Sn .UNH 'J e E-. B 15,NY::ck:' . ff 1.1: .E exe JI' I- v .agua Ear? 5, ' o , hkpf- Y xo-V 'I ,N ulctsv Auto cuss snor ru uw INGLAND . . . 1 3 ' I . . fm P77 Sviizexxiggkgg JUSTIN AUCIELLO Prop 'L -LLI S'I'adlum 2 3995 rnamenlal gran Qborls 355 WESTERN AVENUE BRIGHTON 35 MASS 'Eis- 'S 0 af amfrv RADIO SLPPLX Covmuw uc gi YIFWU7' 5 1095 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE BOS'lON I5 MASSACHUSETTS 1095 COMMONWEALTH AVE 1308 ELM ST TIALgq 49000 TINAI I44 6 WORCESTER MASS BROCKTON MASS 222 SUMMER ST T839 MAIN ST 175626 Tl.IUpc6677 PROVIDENCE R I KEENE N H LAWRENCE MASS 90 BROADWAY 300 WEST ST 473 HAVERHILL S 'IIJARQ I500 d2S039 TlMUd R66 6 Packard Machmery C0 Dzstrlbutors SOUTH BEND LATHES Phone EJNIVCPSIEY 1-34-00 343 'Wann St Kendall Square Cambridge, Massachuseh ' C1 Q xx 1' , . rx W' c'v'I If 1 -V-5 1 ' ' . 1, , - 5 1 . . , , , .-. . EL CYQONIC DIs'rv2IeU iQS ' . GC-Noun-Q - BOSTON IS, MASS. MANCHESTER, N. H. 0 I on UIY1 - A 0. iona - I Tel Ploasan - Q. ni r -6 I 0, c on - 6 Tal Elmwoo - 0 r oc - I3 . S O 1 x L . D, . W WEBB COMPANIES ' Material at Wholesale ' Plumbing cQ Heatzng Salem - Hyannis Boston - ' - Fitchburg Nashua - Greenfleld PLY HOUSE LDEST PRINTERS SUP NEW ENGLANDS O Samuel Stephen s ancl Wlclcersham uoln Company DEALERS IN Eaerytbzng f Crlglnator and kersharn Quorns a 01' be Prm er Manufacturers of nd IVI ton Lock ups WIC o o 'nor HA In 6 736 200 HIGH STREET LET US POINT OUT TH BOSTON I0 MASS IS FACT b i SPECIALTY CO BEARINGS obs BEACON STREET aosrou I5 MASS OEM p I 'Q 3 cop: y 1 5325 6 IQ fe-I ff:-I Atk XE E ubl had IQI9 Amegwdgweg Awmwfmwfmm e A ' Q ' ff ' l. ' I 77 . 0 if KJI coc - , - , . I I 'AA Any all or roIIer bearing you require For any Industrial GI or automotive repIacement purpose you can ge From I 1 ey! I I e . , I . 1 h if H ' '.,-,- If A complete warehouse stock of Truarc retaining st' 5 ' ., ,, y , , rings and mounting pliers for prom t de ivery. 1 : I lt, -h 1 . r . I . . vw I, 3 f le , l 41' '-lf Phone e - . l .. X l il enmore Square 3k.3XDR.bML!4xtq,,!4g!4 E:-if 'vii P11 :ff N5 iv: 'mfr sgfamlarJ piumging Suppfy Co. PLUMBING - STEAM - GAS AND WATER SUPPLIES BRANCH 77 TERRACE STREET 12 FRANKLIN STREET BOSTON 20, MASSACHUSETTS Q U I N C Y , M A S S , P ,I Rzley M 0 295 Hlghland Street Roxbury Hlghlands 5 0300 JAMES W BRINE C0 INC flllzlclu 62 .Spnziuzzg 600415 Out zttvrs for Sflmols arul follvfvcs 92 sl NINII' R SIRFILT BOSTON NIASS v.ff5x :'f,AX:ff,xx:f1pg 'b:1'!4Hw-:'zef:4 g4ms !4 0 C 0 . ' 4 0 C, 0 I W I W A 1 f ' f ' , 4 l ' , 1 b K Lllrerty 2-0771 I .fm ,' .' .',1 f. A4 ,Ag :1vf1:wwc'v:c'!4w-:w4 Compliments Q TIMER SERVICE COMPANY 1018 COMMONWEALTH AVI-1. BOSTON, MASS. SIEGEL PAINT 6' SUPPLY CO HARDWARE Janitors Supplues Wall paper Housewares FLOOR SANDERS WAXERS AND WALLPAPER REMOVERS FOR RENT Elect cal Applances T s ph co uh o aaae lbbl 69 Washington Sinai Boston Man 199 MEDFORD STREET BOSTON CCI-IARLESTOWN 295 MASS CH23900123 OUTFITTERS FOR PROMS BROOKLINE FORMAL WEAR RENT YOUR PROM FORMAL AT OUR LOW RENTAL PRICES BRAND NEW STOCK Now Available For The Prom The New Red Tuxedo INQUIRE ABOLT OUR GROUP RENTAL PLAN MON TUES THURS 9 TO 8 WED FRI SAT 9 TO 6 392 HARVARD ST Aspmwall 7 l3I2 f Cobb Lumber Co., Inc. BM, bk 3-M. 2. 21' 217 bi? PZ wilggmzweuvqfgqkq joseph 47 Krespz DA o olao DA 6 oo91 1585 HIGH STREET DEDHAM MASS APPLIANCE SALES SEQVICE Saunllefd gd EACIFOIIIC SAOOK .9IIC H N JOHNSON s HARDWARE GEORGE IOHNSON Class 1930 2849 WASHINGTON STREET ROYBURX vmss ,Ax3'2f,AxP24,xxv:?1,:'L:f1 g4v:4'!e 1:4 Ae1x4 Ae : , O vis - vis - , . n fy , 10 , , Inu-nv-J bv Nianuhuwlu Ikpulnu-nr --r hhuunm Iml klwvm-wg Lf 'f f'f' ': 'NXT jf RAI lil llf ll If IAN. ll,H'l,RHNll, I'llllNlfl.'XN. 'llIlXl ION IIKAIQNICIIAN Um! .ll. :,'.l,fff.,' mlf Y l..l..,l N' .V KKII K R,IIl-Rl! Klll Il Il ix -H' H I' LK A - li I l'. 51. . 7 GREENLAW MOTOR PARTS CO HI I LI 50 60 78 TREMONT STREET BOSTONI 20 MASS G L FISHER 8m CO INC WALLPAPER IMPERIAL WASHABLE WALLPAPERS AND GLENDURA 122126 D dl St T I HI 5 0207-00 General UII Burner Sewlce Cn ZEYTOONJ IAN BROS I-I BOILERS OIL BI RINP RS 373 CENTRE STREET JAMAICA PLAIN MASS Complzments of 0400 0 I ng Bmders of The Craftsman 275 CONGRESS STREET BosToN 10 MASS I Phone gh an s - 3 9 1 9 - CORNER WHITTIER STREET I I I, ' Exclusive Distributors of Y - u ly rod 0. - I FI'I,OlI, ' I 'I ' Zi ' B ' ' 0 I 0 o ' cc as Complete Balhroom and Kztchen Remodelmg L H JACOBS CO Three Generations of Reliable Service PLUMBING and HEATING OIL and GAS HEAT FA 3 8429 Whlte Motor Company WHITE. and AUTOCAR Sales and Servzce AS 7 5500 FEDERAL FURNITURE COMPANY REPAIRING AND REFINISHING JOE SACCO O 5 WATSON STREET BOSTON 18 MASS o Q Q I 1 930 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, Mass. E 6-1954 JAMAICA - , wner . I v , , 1uc 4h2 4 GILL MACHINE CO MANUFACTURERS of MACHINE RY Fl ldb k 4 3 SOUTHWORTH COURT STOUGHTON M iaffgfez ASS 'H r X6 C56 Sheet' M J, Ilf.l QVQL ' .J eauuzouof 6 2 L ask KR oh- 'B o oK r My Hugh Cain' bell X W ki 5 fuludl L s A .L Y mu Eau ad pu dad' Fw' -7 Y vw'w C Hes 'Rrh Mi, 16 uh C rr', I L mmm, 'PORRO T 0 The Underclass epartment Best Wzshes for Successful Completzon of Your Educcztzon and Tmzmng of the Machzne D Semors Class of 1959 Machzne Department Tcl. c roo - 821 3 r ' , qdln onqll'-4 Cgfgglduw' ,cdfk 0 . Pu N A f 4,3 't un' an mv ps SM Y I . Livamsx q 'Wd ,wwf W I . A fpox x Owens e mvfm, K6 o Y , 5 ' I 8 Kai! X qu. '- ffpv-nfl j MJ . . W v .N na R4 QR? 0 -T i YW Z Q' , xn 4 ' H l', Ii Sovv- Aa? . ' :I ' 'u' l',u ' 9 .i -Wg I 'M I I ' l' l Iss 'I' MJ , . I ' n H I ' pf g -i l no D ' X I , I K Hr M A or vm , is sg. m,tI:5l:M M CHI fu' , OW X, X pq 1 1 XYCV' for X. Q. CY sm I Q Ich, xc, I on r S: I. N V' I ' hi 3' ixlmwbuum S. ' 'W' azrzcz' 4 ' . wi YG... WE: mfr 15F h mia' A Q uiluiiniiiv Bv Sueeess and Wfell XSUISIILS to the graduates of the C1155 of 19:9 Keep 111 Contaet xuth your Clflss Mates bx becommg an Actne Member ofthe Alumm Boston Trade H1gb Sehc ol Alumm 1912 1959 Albert T Erhardt Treasurer Secretary . I A A 4 , .- 1 4. . . ,- , . . A - . L. J . V , i , . . YJ g . . 1 f y - 1 nn- I in L . Ellsworth Supply Co., Inc. WHOLESALE Plumbing G' Heating Supplies AVenue 2 3300 332 ORCHESTER AVE DORCHESTER MASS CQOMPL. NENTS CV .faqgafl fbfmq Slime I0 CORINTH STREET ROSLINDALE MASSACHUSETTS J 8: C ADAMS COMPANY INC DooRs WINDOWS FRAMES MILLWORK 6 2623 6 2633 82 SP NG ST JOS P C M DGE AMQRY JUNK C0 INC 561 up Metals 5 ss Axiom umm IANIAKA ILAIIN MAbb I D . , . l T .' W O . . , . . . . TRowamoc.s - . - E . D SS. ,jAmaica -5-0555 , W u N 24-2, . 'Nfl' A Q 9 ', 217 vi? bi? bf K4!!eYtC!'g4Y':12!!4 E4 Bl! YOLR I -KS WITH THE SKNINIS XI IRIN! S Z 11,1-tx' AUTOMOTIVE g ULR IREI- Il fu :ranked Uuulzlx 1I16'fCllIIIdl.Sf 5 ld H 1 Unly I0 WARREN SI rrl n 3 RUXIIL RH NI X55 INDUSTRIAL TECH For Technical Training at the professional Level INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION PRACTICAL ELECTRICITY TECHNICAL DRAFTING MACHINE6- TOOL DESIGN AUTOMATIC OIL HEATING For Complete lnformat on and Tlwe Catalog Wrute Qegustrar s QPF ce or Telephone LA 3 28l3 fudusfrzal Z'c'cl1mml.S'cl101fl PHILLIPS ST B eaco n Hull BOSTON B G Wlckberg Co Manufacturers of DUST COLLECTING AND VENTILATING SYSTEMS Tel Hlghlands 54750 7 AMCRY STREET BOSTON IROXBURH 19, MASS ,TM:w,N:'w,A3 1-wg .. , , , ,A ...L HL ' 9 , - I Aa-4 4 ? I l ' 1 jf 2 K r '.'n PY' 1. ' '. 'I'1'I. GA 'so T-'3T6 . n W. - -I '- i . . ' l I - UI . - ' - o 0 0 0 an 2-lm bk i4 P7 bfi bi' bf I-QQ!! Nc we Best Wzyhefhom PETER R PREVITE LAZ97 MCH Jiggak -3 K ran 'W' Muswal 'Haymdes 0 warm: ROASTS Q moms msrnucrnons rouv moss o succv moss Q Houses souzoso I ll- MILE EXERCISE TRACK SHOW RING AND JUMPS un BLUEI-IILLS Fro Rte I28 take l38 South to seco d t af t t left on Randolph St eet a d proceed Fo I I CAnton 6 l68I 300 Randolph Street Canton Mass juuzaf, ur, Kolm, COLOR PROCESS SEPARATIONS POSITIVES BLACK AND WHITE HI LITE HALFTONES PROVING STRIPPING d COMPLETE PLATEMAKING SERVICE UTCO 0FFSE'l' C0llPORATl0N JB A 5 5 T I ANJ 8-ABB I: A ff . . iffii, J ,4, - ... . -1 -',, + si. P If 9 J Q fl . 4' .4 A Y- E- NC -,va T 1 N I 'J' t 'T gi . . IX- v an-as-as 1 . I .I ' 1 , . . lux O ' - m . n r Fic Iigh urn r n r mie. , . an Q onl St., oulh Bolton 0. nw 5 27733577 bflagqvzfl wfgekiffgwcfggwc COMPLETE EACTLITIES For CUSTOM STEEL EABQICATIQNS B. FENENCBYCOMPANY Bob Connaughfon 'SB Bob Brodericlm '50 Frank Scalli 'UQ No an Demevs 'UQ Frank Muller '147 Al Demers 'lab Gvery Mccuslxer 'UI Jim Giblin 'UO 2l3 CAMDEN STREET BOSTON IB, MASS RFPUBLIC PIPIL 81: ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORP T00!.s for Plumbem and Flufzzczanb GA 7 a100 1.523 LOLUMBUS AVENUE, ROXBURY MASS SAVAGE 8 COMPA Y SMPPLCYS of G CYS sgngreienfs ROLAND STREET CHARLESTOWN 29 MASSACHUSETTS o TELEPHONE PRospect 6 3200 Tru FHHHHS BHHBEH SHUP Tru Specmlzzzzzg nz Hmmm fu H411 fm! Boy ATRIASONABLI TRICIN 1442 Tremont Street at Parku Strut Roxburx M 15s T J ' ' Q y , , v ,. ,' ' . 4 , 1 - 1 w 1 E , Q l E. E o 1 a 40 , , b - - - - 1 I - 6 U . I ' 1 ' I K . I ' ' I I T: A . 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