Burke High School - Silver Lamp Yearbook (Dorchester, MA)

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Virginia Mattson is just arriving. As usual, she is dressed to perfection and wearing her ever present smile. It seems to be contagious, for over in the corner Theresa McDonough, Chief of the Police Department, is indulging in a fit of giggling much to the amusement of Ruthie Boyle, the famous psychologist, and Dorothy Begin, Secretary of the Interior. One of the most welcome guests is Marie luliano, Secretary of the Treasury of the United States. Who wouldn't be welcome if they had a position such as hers? She is being in- troduced to the groom by Jackie Camphell, who is going to conduct the orchestra. Marilyn Rubin, the Superintendent of Nurses' School at Mr. Sinai Hospital, is up to her old tricks quizzing the groom on chemistry. We spy Ertelle Shaman in the center of an admiring group of her former classmates' Estelle just drove in from Detroit, where she is hostess of a tea room operated by Beatrice 0'Rourhe. Estelle has just finished telling her friends that Pearl Ahelman is Doctor Kwiz, mterrogator of a quiz program on W. Q. T. The experts of the broadcast are Mavis Seagle, sanitary engineer, and Claire Carnell, astronomer. The girls are feeling sad right now be- cause their broadcast was interrupted when the announcer, Dehorah Bolde, reported that, as a result of a national poll, Anita Kopanr had been elected President of the Amalgamated Packers and Canners Association of Gravediggers. Oh, femmes, sighed Charlotte Goldberg, who is now a famed lecturer on physio- therapy, I had a wonderful time last night. I went to a concert at Symphony Hall given jointly by Pearl Small and Kathleen Fitzgerald. The orchestra was conducted by Charlotte Leavitt, and the famed pianist, Pauline Carr, played a solo. Really? asked Mary 0'Reilly, the dietitian. I went to a lovely concert last week given by Mary Joseph. Amidst a shower of rice and old shoes, arsenic and old lace, the gruesome twosome, final- ly married, depart for Pellagra Falls in their helicopter, which was designed by Adele Mac- Lellan. As the guests go in search of their wraps to prepare for their departure, the mem- bers of the Class of 1944 gather in the ballroom for a final tribute to their school day mem- ories. It certainly has been a joyful day, seeing all our old classmates assembled in the ever- lasting bonds of friendship and convinced that thispnation under jebs shall have a new birth of freedom and that the government by these Jebs, for these jebs, and of these Jebs, shall not perish from this earth. Chief Prophet, EILEEN LOUGHMAN Prophets MARIAN BRYsoN, CLAIRE MCCAULEY, JEAN MCGOVERN, JEANNE QUINLAN, PAULINE SIDMAN. page sixty-five

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