Cambridge Latin High School - Review Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1942 volume:

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Epilogue ,,,, 3 4-5 6 7-11 12 13 15-122 123 123 124 125 126 127-129 130-131 132-133 134.136 137 138 139 140 141.150 151 152-153 154 155 ff Q x M-.J -, xx .N hx , N.: Lk, V 2 L' I Vu ' N 54.1 W , . Qui. '- . , ' 'ax 1 in-'Fug v.,,,, J, n ,, ' Ti! I ,4- ,' r ,Mg- X xl r H, K, in .... .4 .K V :jx-Lg .qxq .,-..5' , 1 -. ,kr X . f 'kim -.-.Q rv .-ff? A L ATIN SCHOOL DL A N AMBRIDGE HIGH C flleclication., We, the Senior Class of 1942 respectfully dedicate our Year Book to TIMOTHY F. DOWNEY His kindly guidance as Freshman Master will always be one ofthe most pleasant memories of our four years at C. H. L. S. We extend him our best wishes for a long and happy tenure as Head Master. TIMOTHY F. DOWNEY Headmaster fllrologuez I have had my playmates, I have had my companions, In my days of childhood, in my joyful school days. All. all are gone, the old familiar faces. In the inevitable separation, our friendships and associations will grow dim. Here through the medium of the printed page. we relive the memory of our youth. It will ever open the door for a journey of sentiment through the past. The door is openg turn the page. W. F. Dowling Jr. f 6 I CAMBIQIDIBE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDOL MR. THOMAS LONG BRAMHALI. Assistant Headmaster Z.. t E ? i 4 MH. EDWARD J. IIANEHY MR. JOHN J. SIIICEIIAN Assistant He-auhnuster Assistant l'Itf1l1IIllllSf4'I' 171 CAMBDIDGE I-IIGH 8: LATIN SCI-1001 1 l MISS ETHEL G. MCELROY MISS ELIZABETH M. DRISCOLL Dean of Senior Girls Dean of Junior Girls MISS HILDA RUSSELL MISS MARY BLIGH Dean of Freshman Girls Dean of Sophomore Girls 181 CAMIBIQIDIEE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL MISS ANNA I'. BU'I'I.EIi I'ItTilfIIIlLlSIl?I'.S Assistant 5 MISS IVIAI7EI.ICINPI I.. SLADIQ MISS IVIAISEI, A. IIARIIINCIUN I'IHi.UIllltiSIt'I'-S Assistant IICLllIlIlilSIl'I'.S Assistant 191 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHODI. MR. ALBERT M. SATERIALE Headmastefs Assistant I MR. JOSEPH G. MCKENNA MR. CECIL T. DERRY Headmaster's Assistant Masters Assistant fl0! CAMBRIDGE HIGI-I 8: LATIN SCHOUI. MISS ELIZLXHICTH HUIINC IIPLHIIIILIHIPFIS Assistant MISS MfXIIUfXRE'I' IC. FORD MISS I,ILI,IAN H. I'I.-XII'I'IC.'XN Ileadrmistc-r's Assistant Masterfs Assistant fill eniofr 631601101 'MIN IQ42 HARTLEY, HLTGH BIRRIINOHAIIAI, NIADELINI-I CAHILL, ANNA CARDILLO, CARMEL COIIEN, SYLVIA CUTTER, MARY IJIAS, PATRICIA IJIGIOIA, FRANK FOPIANO, GLORIA GRANT, EILICI-IN GRICNIER, PHYLLIS GVILD, CEEORGI-I QIANKOWSKA, ELIZA JENKINS, DONALD JONES, ETHEL KRUTIC, AARON, Fi LA NOR rsf Honors ZIYKAS, MAIiliAN1'l2,, THALIA NIARSHALL, BARBARA NIORRIS, ELIZABETH M YLONOPOULOS, CON STANTI N E NAUFFTS, BARBARA O'DONNELL, BETTY f,TROURKE, PAUL RYAN, MAIQY B. SQIIIFFER, EVA SCHNEIDER, IQATHIERINIC SCHMIZ, MARGARET SULLIVAN, MARY Ii. TAHIIIIZIAN, ISAREL VVALLINS, BEA'l'RICE YANKUN, ANNA ZAc'I-IARCHUCIQ, OLOA MARTHA WWW Paul 617 ikoncrke Fresrbeuf wwf Dj -X My Etgomds lczrrigg Urea - Presxbe ui C LAS S CI T 'ICLRS Eorofigg fflearborr Zreusurer Qzcffzfzrrzv. N:mWfs Sizcrefzmrizg SQQTILIOFS on VUTDAQ cfxmlanlnef me-H sf LATIN scuool KAY 44 Magazine Street VVebster G. A. A. 1940-41 Herd: n lady light and fair, Pretty, poppy. so beware. Business School H ALBERICO, ANGELA S. ANGIE ANN 37 Andrew Street VVebster G. A. A. Home Room Committee 1939 Glee Cluh Basketball Angrla lofuxr fo li1'f', und living, loin- VVork l ALEX, RUTH ANNE RUTIIIE 08 Pleasant Street Houghton CJ. A. A. 1942 Quiet nm! true, 11 youd frivnd fu Undecided ALMIEIDA, EDNA DIANA Ennv 31 Myrtle Avenue Roberts, Home Room Secretary 1939 G, A. A. 1939--lll Snuzrf, vafmlrlr, and dcmrurc Modern School of Applied Art Dom' Z7 MzLgnolia Avenue South junior High, Quincy If you url' .vivk and gvffiny zvursc., Gu fo Doris wlwn .rlzvy 0 uursc. Nurse 1161 S1n II Hltlkl' n 51ll'l'L'SS, tvf r'f' i'm'y .vzlrv Al.lXlQLTlS'1'. DORlS IQLAINE AHERN, KATHRYN MILDRED all you CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDDL .AXMOROSKL ,IRAN 1X1. 87 River Street XYe11sttr Ulf, il isr1't Il:c ll1lll'kX mi lln' llllllfll' R ull. um- lln' llzings llmf slit' run say, il's flu' wry J sln s 1lmt.1' us like lzvr, llmfs lillllllll In ra mtl: rluy. Hnrfla-tt A-XNIDICIQXIAN, 1-IDITI1 Ii Axim' 36 Antrim Street Lungfullmv ti, A. .-X. 1039-40'-41-42 Ilan' is tl girl who is sim' lu s11m'm'd v lllll Slzr slays tl lj'f7l?'ZW'1.ll?1' with ziiarwloiis sfwml linrmlctt College .'XN1J1'II.MAN, MELVIN 1X11K1HI .ANDY Midi, 36 Antrim Street Longfellow Hunts Ronin Cmnmittcc Rcvicw Staff 'frack Hztsclmztll lli.v ll'lll'l1l'l'5 say llmt ln' is smart lin! his way with tlic girls is jus! an Bnrclvtt url. ARMS, RALPH Ii. 56 Madison Avenue Bzirnstnlwlc High School timid llfzlrlwrl, -ws, and slmlious frm, llr rx one of the ftworvzz' few. liusincw Office .-XRUNSON, MARK 1'11JVVARD Bunny 171 llzmcock Strcet Boston Latin C1l2.li1'Il18.ll Home Rmnn Committee 1941-42 HlJ?'0II1l.Y!' is must git'w1 wliru the least is said. Ilzlrvarcl 1171 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL ' f sl- Jrmffj, 31, I M L f'-Wjll Lgyfil' Aff Eel. LJ ATKINS, JAMES ToM MY CHUB 11 Gray Street Peabody Chess Club 1940-41 Art Club 1940-41 .liinfr satisfied if he can draw a hit, But with homework art simply doesift fit. Mass. Art School ATKINSON, JANET 28 Holden Green Hingham High School K. B. 1942 G, A. A. 1942 Glee Club 1942 A rzeweomer to the Cambridge shore lVv're sorry she warn? here before. Vassar AVAKIAN, SALLY SAL 1106 Cambridge Street Wellington G. A. A. 1939-40-42 Hiking Swimming Dramatic Club Sally is .90 pretty and so very nice If you look at her once, yoifll surely look twice. Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School BAILEY, PAULINIC PAUL 561 Putnam Avenue Morse Debating Club G. A. A. Basketball A perfect girl in every way With smiles she drives the clouds away. Nursinig, New England Baptist Hospital. BARKOSKY, PRISCILLA PATRICIA PATSY 106 Pine Street Roberts G. A. A. 1939-40-41 lfVi1h sparkling eyes whirh are quile keen. She rli-ows all the joys of sweet sixteen. Burdett 1 13 I CAMBEHDGE HIGH 8 LATIN SCHODL BARNARD, HAROLD NVALFRED B UD HARRY 6 Clary Street Longfellow Trziek 1938-39-40-41 Home Room Committee 1938-40 .flimthcr Barizard has left our halls Bu! zz pilot inns! gm, when duly falls. Tuscombe School of Aeronautics 5 B.-XRTH, AUDREY AUD 1259 Cambridge Street Thorndike G. A. A. 1939-40-41-42 Basketball Captain of Basketball 1940 Swimming Bicycling Hiking Baseball Tennis ,-ludrcy is u well liked girl, And har fhr' boys all in a whirl. Business School l -,I BARTLEY, HUGH JAMES R A RT Too1's1 1-3 254 Putnam Avenue St. Paul's Caroline Close First Honorable Mention Grazia, varmxvt, and oh so xcriuus! llnglzlv lang words will waht' you llf'lll'I0llA'. Ilurvard University B.-X'l'TI.Ii, ANITA PHYLLIS NEETZIE TINY 16 Mead Street Ellis .Vzwvl In look af, swcclvz' tn know Him' we jus! hah' to src hw' go. Coniniercinl Business School BELL, JUNIOR IJECOSTA JOON 179 Columbia Street Roberts Glee Club 1938-42 Oreliestrzx 1938-42 And his big manly 'vnifcf' Pharmacy f19l Sell CAMBRIDGE I-lI6I'l 8: LATIN SCHDOI. BEST, STELLA ESTHER Sis STEL 30 Howard Street Houghton Stella lzax eyes that are so bright Thar they make czwryflzinfg .remix all right. Ofhee work BEWES, GLORIA GWISNDOLYN GLO GLORY GLOLLA 72 Kirkland Street Peabody G. A. A. Glee Club I .rlmll lm like that tree, I .rlmll dfir' uf the top. Business School BILLINGSLEY, PATRICIA MARY PAT 4 Spring Street Place Thorndike School Nam' otlmr could we 111001 fly frfmzclly as Put and as sirwf. Business School BIRMINGHAM, MADELINE ANN IIIADDIE 35 Fairmont Street Vllehster Grammar School G. A. A. 1939-4-0-41-42 1 K. B. 1942 Dramatic Club 1942 Senior Drama Review CG. A. A. Coluimnj 1942 LVU flzinle lllat1'cli11e'r .rhrzply swell, find in acting 5110 docs cxrccl. V Emerson College 1 BLACQUIER, ANNE I.II.LIAN LILLY Z9 Magnolia Avenue Longfellow G. A. A. 1939-40-41 Tumbling Club' 1939 Baseball Team Her calm and cool uzanncr is always so right Sl11 '.v good from the core, you know llzat on sight. Undecided 1201 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: Iil.UOlNlliliRG, ARTHUR H., JR. ART 16 'I'raymore Street lTlICRlllf2fl l2lIl1 junior High, Springfield Iizlsulrzlll 1938 Truck 1939 .'ll'llIlH .Y lln' lm-v Nlm Vllllll' will of flu' fvvxl. 'l'l1r'u all flu' -zvizlv lwrrlw, lzix l'lyum11ll1'.f llll' lH'.Yf. M, l. T. ll! JLQXND, ROBERT DUKE 104 Vassal Lane Russell Track lluseball lloekey If v'z'l'r ymfrf in lrnnlllf' and in need nf a full, full fm, ilu' Duke mul lze will get you 11 gal. Nortlleusterll ROLIJUC, CALVINE CECILIAX CAL 53 Essex Street St. Mary? fi, A. A. .'lll the lmyx and all flu' girls Ilwy lam' llvl' Xu. ROTICLIIO, DOROTHY MARIE Do'1'rY Dm' 30 Berkshire Street Kelley G. A. A, 1939-40-41-42 liasketlwall l9-l-0--I-l-42 Baseball 1930-40-41-42 llvr' ll'Ut'lll 7'S my shv ix the lrvsf llcv' cllmrnlafcs mule lxer abuw' all the ravi. Ufliee work ISOTICLHO, GICORGIC EDVVARD Bors 30 Berkshire Street Kelley Ilvrc ix u boy who will laugh and play .-Ind will szfrvly get what llc 'wanfs sozlzcduy. Undecided T 121 1 lATlN SCHOOL CAMBIQIDGE men at LATIN school BOTELHO, JOHN A. Bo'r's 317 Portlzlncl Street Kelley Hv's a most izifrvpid fellow, there can be 11:1 rlonllf of that, lf lu' www noi, lot mc ask yarn, fvuzvlfl hi' Muir 11- sailor' hat? U. S. Navy BOTELHO, MARY JULIA DUTcHEss 337 Windsor Street ' Wellington Durrcll Debate 1939-40 Home Room Conunittee 1940-41 Mary is alzvays full of fun She laughs and smiles with evvryonv. Burdett BOUDOURIS, KATHERINE 18M Suffolk Street Fletcher Shu is nice 10 rzfwylmdy, N0 wonder wcrybody 15 nlrv to her. Business School BOUDREAU, BERNICE BUNNY 193 Fayerweatlier Street St. Petcr's School The wry to a n1au's hfart is through his ' tummy Sn a lmzd start you have alrcuzlgv B1mrzy. Fanny Farmers Cooking School , 4 BOURNE, MARION PEE 20 Suffolk Street Fletcher i .Alltlmugh for miles you hear her giggle, Marion-'s fhv girl fl1at's never jizrkle. Dress Designing School l 22 I lDAxhilBl2llDQ5Ei lil15l1 HOVVLICR, MARGARET li. M A koi: I r: Pl-:Gov 137 Spring Street Ci. A. A. 1941-42 Hiking Swimming K. ll. 1940 .S'l1e's full of fun and mhrrlzicf foo .S'ln s alrvays up fu soulvtlzillg new. 1'ncleeirle1l BRIQNVIER, MARJORIIE LORRAINIC S1411-vnu Pc-almocly Cwrammar ln flu' l71l,Vlll4'J.f world you will nerd pvfv, lux! as in zlrrzwirzg, ynu'w got In Im Imp. linsines- College BROOKS, RUTH ANNE STONY 56 Hancock Street Longfellow G. A. A. 1939-40-41-42 Baseilmall 1940 Home Room Committee 1939 Hiking 1941-42 Swimming 1942 ICH-,II l't'HIlllllX us of a happy .mug llflzirli krvps om' rln'e1'ful all flu' day long lfmleeirled BROWN, MARY THERESA BRONVNIIC S Gerry Street St. P:1ul's Parochial School fi, A. A. 1938-39 Thr h0tl7.'l'll .rurh flfflft' dirt' lend lzcr flint .vlzf might lldll1l'7'f'd lm. Music BRYCE, MARY BRICEY 30 Newtowne Court Vllelmstcr Basketball Tezmi G. A. A, Home Room Committee Blnnds, green eyed amd dance.: well She will zzlwagur be a belle. Wilfred Academy 1232 CAMBRIDGE I'lIl5I'l 8: LATIN SCI-l00I. BUCKLEY, MARY GERALDINE MARIE CHVENDOLYN 42 Stearns Street St. Peter's K. B. 1942 G. A. A. Senior Drama Dramatic Club Year Book Staff Junior and Senior Reception Committee Home Room Committee 1939-41-42 , Her eyes twin .riars of evcn,ing. I I 1 Emmanuel College 3 BURKE, BARBARA L. BABS 6 Cutler Avenue VVinslow Grammar School Slick izztvrexted in many things, And lauglzlw' fn lhe world she brings. Work BURKE, ELIZABETH ANNE BETTY BABS 22 Hadley Street Ellis Grammar G. A. A. Because 5110 is pleasant, angry, never 511071 hcrzfe a flock of friends forcfvcr, Massacllusctts School of Art BURNS, MARY AGNES 121 Spring Street Sacred Heart In thy hrnrf the dew of youth 011, flze lipx the xmile of truth. Bn rdett BUSHEE, JOSEPH JAMES Busu 3 Emmons Place Longfellow Football 1940-41-42 Chairman Homeroom Committee 1940-41-42 Basketball 1940-41-42 llix friends are many for He har cr winning way. Business School I 24 I CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: lA'I'lN SCHUDI. Lf.-XBANA, ELIQANOR ATIKE 1427 Cumhriclgfe Street Kelley G. A. A. 1939-4-0-41--12 Bzisehall 1937 Turnhling 1937-38-39 Tennis 19-ll lfnll of fun and ulfzeuryx tIl'll'l'4' illilculf llzv lwizlc of C. II. L. S. 1,11 Muy Academy of Beauty Culture CABRAI., I,lI.l.1AN MARIIC Cris 1.11. 89 Sixth Street 'l'hornclike School Un 1vl1.11t do pmzzlvz' fwrny ns Lil , ll'l1c11 you arf' .filling xolvuru and xlill. Burclett 1 CAHILI., ANNIE T. 4 ANN 3 22.2 Concord Avenue Peahocly G. A. AX. Treasurer Horne Ronin Comm. 1938 G. A. A. Exec. Comm. RCOCl5llUllLiO1l1l11. 19-ll-4212. A. A. 1938-42 Review Stal? Basketball l1l'H.lll1fl1lC Club Hiking You .vlmulrl fmt and falllz you woulrl need it, lil' down: for tl 'Hlllllltlt' 01' Iwo, lill flu' 1161111111 of rlnlzs and 1'l11,rsru0111.r shall put you lo fvurk anew! College 4 CAIIILI., MARY IELIZAHETH BETTY 367 Concord Avenue St. Peter's School G. A. A. lfrlly fmlx .vfvvrls quite t'llf1'UIlEl1l!1, .-1111? shi' enjoys llll 1'1'e111'11g af !lUIIt'l1lfl. Business College l l CALIGANDES, PETER PETE 24 Beech Street Peabody Baseball 1939-40 A quiet worker who 1'l1'111l2,y the ladder ' to szlcrrfxx. U. S. Navy 125i CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDOI. 4'Nv5 'Wi Wolf CALLAHAN, CLAIRE FRANCES FRANNIE 10 Knssul Park Ellis Grammar School G. A. A. IIN lmblvy is being fl fh1'latel1'.rt Her good in life a lljlglflll-Xl. Dental Hygienist CALORIO, AGNES FRANCES 70 Park Avenue Haggerty School Home Room Secretary 19440 .-Ilwuyy trim, ailvways neat lIf'rc'.v o girl you all should uzcvf. Secretarial VVork CAPOBIANCO, ALEXANDER SAMMY -ll Stearns Street Peabody Bziscbnll l939-40-41-42 Orchestra 1939-40 Home Room Committee 1939-40 N01 too dwmb, not too smart Ills way with flzc wonmz ix quita an art. Boston College CARAGIANES, ANGELO VVILLIAM AANGE l5 Holmes Street Russell Home Room Committee Happy go lurky, 601116 what may flnyv goes smiling all the way. Boston University C.-XRDILLO, CARMELLA ANNE CEMIE Snoirrv 99 Holworthy Street Haggerty School Caruivlla is tr quiet lass In .vlzzrlzhv tho' slit' tops the rlaxs. Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School f 26 I CAMBRIDGE I-IIGI-I 81 LATIN SCHOOL CARRFIIRO, PALMYRA PA1. l52 Charles Street Thorndike llznskethall Hznsehall Tennis Swinnning G. A. A. 1939-42 I.111z11l1i11g ami guy and full of fun lf1'l' t'!ll't't'l' has just I?L'jlll'Il. Sargent CASEY, JOANNA M. jo ANN1-2 23 Donnell Street VJ? St. Pete-1 s Grznnmar School I .WJ nv fl lozmliw' girl -vt Illll 111'1'cr 1llt't'f, 'yy .4l'lQ'lIj'.9 zz snzilz' kind' 111111 .vwm'I. 0 Fisher Business School CERONIE, ADELINE BEATRICE L1L1.1E 571 Cambridge Street Thorndike School .S'l1r'.r a litflr bil xhy. lint xuvlz fun In lNI'Z.'1' nigh. Attenil Business College CHXSIQ, VVILLIAM CARROLL SPE1211 BILL l7 Marie Avenue Longfellow Track 1939-40--ll-42 liasehall 1939 Hwnne Room Committee l939-41 .S'f1v1'1l',v what Hwy full IHIIII llflld he mm' 1.v fax! lf.l'l'l'f'f ft'11e11 it m1111'.f to gffflllfl fo t'l1flX,V. Annapolis CHURCT-lll.l., HARRIET JEANNE 11-:ANNIE 233 Upland Road Morse School ll. A. Home Room Connnittee 19-ll .Wm is quivl, 11L11dmf, and shy, Vrry prclly and f11al'.v 110 lie. Burclctt College 1271 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOUI. CLARKE, LAURETTA ETTA ' 34 Pine Street 1 Roberts Grammar School Glee Clnh 1939-40 Review Staff 1.tlllVt'lll1iS flzv girl wlmlr lzurry and sfurry I rant sac why she d0e.m't worry, CLARKE, DOROTHY RITA Dorrm BLONDIE DUTCHIE 269 Broadway Fletcher School Ring Committee Home Room Committee 1939 VVinner of Spelling Contest in H. R, 1941 lVlzat ig batter than a smile and a lat of pep? Secretarial School CLARKIN, PHYLLIS PHYL 600 Huron Avenue Milford High K. B. Dramatic Cluh Liberty Prize Speaking 1941 Rinflge Senior Drama Phyllis is the kind of girl who Does all she vnu to 'nmlee your skins blur. Emerson COBB, FLORENCE M. Sis 159 Appleton Street Rnesell School Flnrmzcv twister no lime in play Wlnlv the sun is shmmg .vhe makes hay! Business College COFORD, MARTHA MIXRTX' 190 Green Street W Webster Grammar School i G. A. A. 2 years Marty is gay all the clay, .-Ind with her friends she has a way. Nurses training at Boston City Hospital 1231 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: lATlN SCHDDL COHEN, SYLVIA RUTII SYI. Z aj! 9 Union Street Fletcher llvr .vmilv ix ux llriglzl as NIL' .mu .Ylwwzzlizzg fix mys rm v1'f'i'ym11'. Lowell Teael1er's College COl.l.l NS, ELIZABETH BETTY A. 230 U plzmrl Road A St. Peter's fffrfii - 10 fi. A. A. Sin' mimi.: lm' friends by fha starr, .Ind l'lIl'll year .rho vnmzfs umrv. Business Sclzowl COLLINS, MARGARET AGATHA PEGGY 32 Czmlliriclge Terrace Peabody illargurvl lm.: a firftty smile ll'l1ia'l1 will help hm' lllflllljlll nmny tl mile. llaemi Secretarial CONLAN. WILLIAM HENRY ' BILL 4 Lmigfellww Rwzul Peabody llrzunatic Clulm Review Hume Ronin Committee l938 Senirvr Drama ll'1'll1 ll lm.v1'm'.v.v lzvml like l?ill'.v fl yum! f'0.Ylll'Ull l1i ll lllllifkllll fill. Hzwvarrl i'UNS'I'.'XN'l'lNli, VVAl.'l'liR FRANCE XVAI.LY D U K I-3 23 Hardwick Street Kelley Grammar School ,fl man of .vo7'rr'e1'gn parts hr' is r'.vfef'n1vrl, l'l'i'll filled ln urlx, j1lIll'1.0ll.Y in UVIIIX. Pelisaeuln, Flwrida 1291 ' iff W' Ml CAMBRIDGE l'lll5l'l 84 LATIN SCHOOL CONTE, JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH Jo Joi-:Y JAY Z3 Blanchard Road Russell School G. A, A. 1 and 2 Hn- suvzny smile wr' must confers, IVIII .nzrvly bring hm' great x1m'r'ss. Business School CONWAY, ANNE :ANNIE 618 Huron Avenue Russell G. A. A. 1939-40-41-42 Te11nis 1941 Swimming 1940 Home Room Committee fllJo'Uv fha' 'Z'-ulyar flight of romumn snub. Simmons College COOKE, JAMES H AROLD COOKIE JIMMIE HAMMER 63a Walden Street Russell ' Track ' ' Home Room Committee Football Varsity Club Tall, dark, and ltaztdsmzzc ix his t1'vsvr'Eptiuu Iililflt' Sum is awaiting his t'0Il'Sl'l'Tf7llUH. X Prep School CORCORAN. DOROTHY LOUISE DORPIl 31 Ash Street Russell School G. A. A. Home Room Committee 1942 folly and guy and Iots of fun Ilnrvr is liked by cvrryozze. School for modeling r CORKERY, MARY JAN PIT M. C. 32 Blakeslee Street St. Peter's Home Room Committee 1939-40-41 G. XX. A. 1938-40 Dramatic Club Tennis Team Review Agent Prvify, fmflular, full of fun, Lfrzfrd by carh and e'Uery0ue. - Blackstone College, Virginia 1 30 I CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: lATIN SCHODI. COSTA, ANNA PENNY 65 Bristol Street Xxrlflllllglllll .fl l1'Hl1' girl 7111111 1111.1 nf lll1ll',' I11 l 1,'1'I'f1'll1lllfl xlu' is al':a'11j'.s' fair. Ofliee work CUTTER, MARY IELIZAHICTII 36 Mt. Vcrnrmn Street Peabody K. 13. 1942 fznrwlinc cllflSL' Prize 1941 Q111'1'l, .fl11rli1111x, .r1'lf-l10.vs1'.1'xcd .Ylzv sf1111d.v 111111111411 11111' 1'l l'-V larsl. College COUGHL1 N, DORIS ELEANOR Do'1' SNUOKS 173 C1111e111'11 Avenue Russell K. 14. 1940-42 Swiimning 19-12 Drzunzztie Club 19-10-41 Cl'l31I'1Il2i111Vl1'Z11l13 Couuu. G. A. A. 1938-42 Clllllflllllll H. R, 1938 llaslcetball 1938-41 Sec. 11. R Cllllllll. 19-10 llusebull 1942 Tennis 19-10--12 7711.1 F1110 Hllll fllllllj' and llflll' ,'l111l wr 1'c lrafvlvy 11'l11'11 sl11 .v 111'111'. 1 Boston University ' COUTOUMAS, RICH ,XRD CUT 256 NVQ1 ltlcu Street Peabody Home lzfbfllll Cmnmittee 1938-39--10 liuotbull 1939-40-41 Truck 1939-411-41 Baseball 1940-41 llegmzr, fl1lll r111'1', I f11'ill11'v l71'f1Jll11' f1'11111 lll1'. M:1ri:111a1111lis Acazlemy COXVAN, MURHE1. 29 Granite Street 1 Nurse Scluml Cf. A. A. Kilee Cilub .'1l111'1'f'l is ll busy luv' Kllltl lil-vzl by ull of 11.9. you xcc. Nurse 1' 31 I CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDDI. l CRISTELLO, FRANK PAUL Poms CHRIS 10h Mt. Auburn Street Russell Manager Football, Basehall, Hockey 1939-40 Baseball Hockey 1939-40 Home Room Committee 1939-40-41-42 His appearance is 'very mild, But they tell me l1c's awfully wild. Boston College CROCKER, HELEN FRANCES Li-:N 5 Traymore Street Lexington High School A lmfmlur girl. A pct nf the roam Slzzfll make sonic lwoy ll happy groom. Burdett College i CROUCHER, DOROTHY DOTTIE Z7 Wliite Street Sacred Heart If lmy-frirnds wcrc dollars, Dm' would be KI millionaire. Telephone operator CULH,-XNE, EDWARD JOSEPH DINKIE- 533 Franklin Street Saint P:1ul's School Basketball 1939-40-41 SlLllt1iU'ZU of mmoyfmce Alfwz' mme war flmc. W Kent Hill, Notre Dame CULLEN, MARGARET MARY MARGIE 13 Hunting Street Kelley School She is 0fll'llt'Sf and sincere, Our of the jullitxrf girls we know. Business School 1 32 I CAMIBIDIDIEE HIGH 8: lATIN SCI-lO0l. CUM M INGS, RHOD.-X VIVIAN X lVl VI-:E 9 Pine Street Houghton Qnivl of .vjnwvli and wry rvuiposvrl Um' fimw' lcmmxv '1A'lll'l1 ,vim 1111.9 rvovs. Umlecirlccl CUNNIFF, PETER M. -' PETE 25 Hanks Street St. Paul's Ilzlst-hall 1938-39-40-41 Ba-kclhall 1939-40-41 1-Ionic Room Connnittce 1938-39-40-41 Pvlr is a 'IU41I'A'N', Rllf lll',.Y a fvlnyvr too. Huston College VURRAN, FRANCIS XARVIER - FRANK ll Vassal l.:mc Fast Arlington junior High Home Room Committee 1938-40 Dramatic Clulm Secretary 1941-42 Hockcy 1939 Scnirn' Drama lfrmzlr ix flu' buy ymfd alzwfzyx fllnnsv yllllf Cl frifud imlmvl yffifd half In loxr. llugtmi College CUTHHERT, ELEANOR MARY Exim 6 Newell Tc-rracu Peabody G. .X. A. 1939-40 .-llrrf, uffv11l1'7u', ll Iilflr' xlzy, For any lmrd task, xlzz' would qualify. Business School l FYR, IQVICLYN VOL.-XNDA Iivr: IFRHNUIY 180 Sherman Strcct Our l,:1rly of Pity, North Cambridge Swimming .fl 'H!0lll'.ff lifflz' 711111-If is sllv, .'l.v .rlzy and limid as .rlzv mu bc. Lhclccirlccl f 33 l CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDDL l DANCE, DOROTHY Do'r'rY 153 River Street i VVebster Scliool G. A. A. Home Room Committee 1939-40 Nrwr u :kilo iuouimzt, but fl:-rifty and thoughtful of oflierx. Nurse at Mt. Auburn Hospital DAPONTE, LAURA AMELLX LARRY 24 Fayette Street Coleqio G. A. A. 1-liking Her muxic rlzarms Tum, Dirk, and Harry find hiking is vnjoyrd by our Ihlrry. Bryant Sz Stratton DARAKJIAN, CATHERINE KITTY CATHIE 9 Upland Road Agassiz G. A. A. ln- school she is 41 shy lfttle lass 1 But you should soc her outside of rluss. 5 Nursing l I DARVIRRIS, HELEN T. 175 Putnam Avenue Webster Grammar School Plcasiarvs or triflrs can uc'er defer This girl when duty'.x' alzmd of hvr. Burdetts DASKALOS, CHARLES GEORGE DAsKv 3 Kinnaird Street - Webster Basketball Baseball Mischief, misrhief, e-very when' W116TF'J Dasky? Hr must be there. Undecided f 3 4 I CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL DA VIN. ST.'XNLEY FORREST STITL' u STAN 8 Appleton Terrace Russell Track lrmztlvall Senior Drama Glee Club .-In aflur fine, l1v'.r surf In f'.w'vl, flu-rl 41 dlljllillfl ladirs' man as twll. lh-ntluy School of Accounting DAVIS, CYNTHIA A. Awx CVN Z5 Vincent Street Ellis ff, .-X. A. Basketball .'lHll.UlIll'. willy, quirk at rrlnrtq liwrymzv rl11s.vv.f hcl' as n youd xfvnrt. Nursing DIC CARLO, JOHN J. JACKIE l5 Buena Vista Park Peabody Baseball llasketlmall .AI natural leader if vwr ihrrc was ouv, Ill' 7s':Il Hlakv his Manu' wlzilc' lzrwilzg frm. Undecided DEIXIAGGIO, NANCY NAN 2 Nutting Road Russell School Siu' is aIn'1ly.v lllllglllllfl, for shi' has an irzrfrfnifv dfal of wif. Husinese Sclmlul IDP: MARCO, DOROTHY l.AL'R:X IJOTTY 18 Upland Road Peabody G. A. A. F139 Home Room Cnnunittee l942 I7rirndI,v, lwlfvful, mm' truly kind, .43 nm' ax ynu will r z'f1' find. llusim-ss Selmnl f 35 I Wfrf 6. X XTX iii xx CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL DESMOND, ELLEN VERONICA S15 108 Fifth Street Sacred Heart Ellen is 11 quiet lass, B111 wrll liked by all the class. Business School DEVANEY, THELMA WHOoPs 96 Banks Street Houghton G. A. A. 1939-401-41 Home Room Committee 1939 Tlllilllltl is U quiet lass, .S'l1r ,y our of the uirrst of liar class. Undecided DEVVEY. VICTORIA ROSE VICKI 43 Cogswell Avenue Peabody Home Room Committee 1938-39-40-41-42 G. A. A. 1938-39-40 I1c1'c'.v to flu' girl who xii.: and studies, ll1'rr'.v to the girl who conceals her worries. Cliilclren's Nurse tWellesley Convalescent Homej DIAS, PATRICIA ALICE PAT 42 Amory Street Longfellow G. A. A. '38-39-40-41-42 Year Book Staff '42 G. A. A., Exec. Comm. '41 Swimming, Dancing G. A. A. President '42 Dramatic Club '42 H. R. Comm. '39 H. R. Chairman '41, '42 Art Her gl01'in11,v tasks in silcnrv ffcrfccling Her affirms and rl1a1'111s 11ved 110 rrrrrccting. Art School DICK, LOUISE SCOTT Lou SCOTTY 140 Magazine Street Morse G. A. A. 1939-40 G. A. A. Swimming Team L011 is prvfty, L011 is sweet. 1.011 is the girl boy.: like to meet. Nursing l 36 I CAMBDIDGE HIE DICKIIS, BliT'l'li Drcxn-1 Zl Fayette Struct Kcenu High Sclio-nl G, .-X. A, 1942 .S'nf1fr', .vlmdfa.ft, and l!t lIllH'1'.H Linflcciclccl DICK SC JN. lEl.lZAl3liTH M .AX Y H 8 LATIN SCHDOL Bmw' HONEY Ci-rim Q 0, q Z8 Pleasant Strect ling NVclJstcr 2 lfmm lim' tom lu hm' fvrclfy fucv lfvlly rzlzuahixs' I'tllll.Ufl'.Y grunt Gcncrzll Office VVOrk DIFAYA, OSVALDA ELIZABETH Oxzm BIMXCKII-1 13 Sixth Street Thorndike Sclwul Quint, .vivvvt ana' 1lIIdI'l'.Yft1H'dflIg, ,S'ln s surf In rvafh iz lzappy landing. Husincxs Schaml DIGIOIA, FRANK 157 Third Struct Putnam Fmmthzxll, Baschall Senior Drama IJnn't lvl Frank foul you if you think quivt . Outxidc uf srlmol, Hwy my 11029 av riot. Chemist Dll.l.UN, MARGARET JUNE PEG Pi-Lum' 131 Magazine Street Blcssccl Sacrzmicut G. A. A. 1939--HI Dramatic Club 1940-4l'4Z Pfglfl-X 5 smilv is Iwrigli! and yay IVl z'4'r jiuiling any day. Nursing M. 5 Iizf'.v IW! CAMIQQIDGE men sf LATIN scnool l DIODATI, MARIE ROSA SUNSHINE 84 Henry Street Morse G. A. A. 1938-39 Marie is a charming lass, Her plcasant way will let her pass. Business School DIPACE, ANGELA MARY .ANN .ANGIE 358 Windsor Street Wellington School .4ngir r precise in every way WU? know slzc will surcevd someday. Burdett College DONAHUE, EDVVARD BUD 2 Newtowue Court I St. Mary's E Basketball ' Baseball A cliecrf-ul lad, Nezlcr downfaxt, uefucr sad. Burdett DONATIO, CARMELA NELUE 9a Plymouth Street Kelley Grammar School Mufh mlrflz and no sadnessg All good and no badness. ' Business School , I N DONOVAN, ALICE AL S15 7 Adams Terrace Saint Puul's School G. A. A. Bicycle Club Home Room Committee Filled with laughter and full of fun Shcfs always there when fherc's mischiff done. 3 Bryant and Stratton 1331 CAMBDIDGE I-IIGI-I 8: lATIN SCHDOI. 136,301.1 N, PAU1. B. Boorv 5.21 Green Street St. Paul's Fuutlxull 1939-40-41 Baseball 1939-40--ll-42 Home Room Committee 1940-41-42 Full of fun., fzrll of jveffg In llfl1fl'fl-FX his wuz: quite ll refv. Cfnllege DURAN, ROGER Roma 114 Tliurnclike Street Sacred Heart llzxselmzall Gym meet lI'l1vn u f?I'lll'fiL'tII joke is in tht' uuzkiny, Roym' llumn ix Illrre wutlzng. Nnrtlieasteru DORE, BARBARA A. 3 Potter Park Chapel Hill School .-lltlwuylz slit' ix quiv! as a lark Siu' fllzvuys Inu ready a Ivriglzt rrinurk. IDOWLING, VVILLIAM If., JR. 1':1'1'Y Amfu: 4 A rliugtou Street Pealmcly Drzuuatic Clula 1942 H Ile Inu ll Izmir! ax .round ax I1 lull. Harvzlrcl College DOYLIC, IELIZABETH ANN Bmvri' 12 Fairview Avenue Sacred Heart, VVatertowu G. A. A. Dramatic Club Glee Club Reception Cnmm. '41-'42 Swimming Tennis Home Room Committee '39-'42 K. B. '42 Cheer Lezuler '40-'41 Review Agent '42 Close boson: friend of the brilliant sim IVIII1 l'lltU'HlfHg .ruffle and tl .venue of fun. Regis 1391 CAMIQIQIDGE mer: st LATIN scnool l DRAGUN, JULIA MARY 114 Spring Street St. He4lwig's Home Room Committee 1940 A quim' girl, who 11f1'r1'-flzc-less lx alwziyr fudlng lzafvpinvsr. Office work DRINAN, JOHN JOSEPH IJRY 67 Griswold Street St. Peter's Football Baseball Hockey lVf'r1k11r.-xr is not in your word lVClIl'1'lIl7XS un! 011 your llruw. Mercliant Marine DRISCOLI., MARY PATRICIA Dvciu' 229 Harvard Street St. Mary's Hancl Orchestra Home Room Spelling Champion 1942 Senior Class Spelling Champion lllary Driscoll is lim' noun' Ana' truly ywat will be har fame. Conservatory of Music DROLET, THERESA OCTAVIE TERRY 19 Hollis Street Ellis School lirimdly, quivt, and truly kind, Quite as .rwcrt Us yozfll ever find. VVilfred Academy DUQUETTE, LORENA R. 110 Fayerweatlier Street St. Peter's Glee Cluili ln the Gln' Club slit' cxrcllx .+1yai1z.rf troulfles .rhe rebels. l 1401 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCI-l00l IJYPKO, IVR.-XNCICS LORRAIN li FRAN FRANNY 339 Hurley Street Thorndike Grammar llvr guld'4'n 'Zw11't't' and .muuy hair' Alnkf hm' fr girl Imyrmdi rnuzjmrv. liurrmiglis Mzwhine School IEBBS MARGARIET' Ennsliz 1h1ARGI1i I up my 81 Sherman Street W ,if St. Peter's Selloul qqugf' Sha' may lu' xrnall, Im! 011 my . . llneiness School gy-3 1iIHV.'XRlJS, IQDVVARD CLINTON, JR. TED 4 Arlington Street Peabody Home Rfxom Committee 19-42 Teddy is u maxi 'Z'l'l'StIfl.I!' lad, I 1'nm llllhilit' In ulallr, lick Ihr Inav! In M2lSS21C11llSL'tlS State College 1iI.I.1S. ICLIZABETH MUKIQNZ BI-:TTY 291 Huron Avenue Longfellow 1101110 Room Chairman 1940 G. .X. A. 1939 Ilm' sunny smilr' zu' must mnfvxx, IVUI .vzzrrly bring lzcr grmf 5lIt'l't'.S'S. VVilfred Academy lu' l1c11'. I1 E M M 12 RSO, FRA NCES MARIE FRAN 9 VVinslow Street Peabody cl. lx. .Wie 'Hill-X' not lzuw ll 101 to my l?11t xlzr is with us all flu' way. Undecided f41l cixnlanlncsf men an LATIN scnool l 4 ENDS, EVELYN LOUISE EVY IJYNN 67 Elm Street 1 Fletcher G. A. A. li'z'cIyn'5 quiet dignity is such, lhat we like it wry murh. Business EOVINE, MICH AEI. JOSEPH llfllclcm' 52 Ninth Street Thorndike Baseball Basketball Thr 11031 who is wise, Wfll alrctays compromise. Aviation EVANGELISTA, ROSE PHYLLIS TWINY 120 Spring Street Thorndike Home Room Secretary 1939, 1941 Dramatic Club 1941 Our Rose by any other name would be as sweet. Business College EVANS, IRIENE ELEVIN RENIE 17 Pine Street Roberts .-1 .vumoth and xteadfast mind, Gentle thoughts and mlm desir'c'.s'. Dress Designer FALBO, ANN RITA ANNIE 127 Cushing Street Haggerty School Baseball Basketball G. A. A, Tumbling limirzs, fwlxrouality, and pep, To lervp with Arm, yozfll have to step. Post Graduate 1 1421 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: lATlN SCHODI. FALT1.KNliR. IZLIZABIETH ANNIE , 2 1h2T'rY 059 Green Street Saint Pan1's School G. A. A. 1939-40-41--12 K. H. 1940-42 Ycar Hook CO111l111t1CC 1942 Home Rumn Unnmittec 19-11 Drznna Connnittct' 1942 Sl1l'l'1'N.Y for Bully ix sum' tu Ffllllc' lfnr Inv' zvork fx nltvnys 'wry wrll !!l7III'. Ilnruictt lf,-XL'l.KNliR, MARY THICRES X 059 Grccn Strcct St. Pau1's K. 13. 1940--12 Year Hunk Connnittcc 1942 K. 13. Secretary-Trvzisurer 1941-42 G. A. A. 1939--12 Hrnnc Room funnnittec .S'ln .v lI1 1'l'I' Inn 11115-v In flI'l7Ffj'UIlTt'ifl1lI.YlIIHt' Tlwnglr .vlnfx doing IIFI' work all uf flu' wlzilc. Hnrflctt FECAS, ALICE A 1. F lawn: 1578 Cznnhridgc Street 1.ongf011ow Grtnnmar Cf. .-X. .-X. 1938 Trcasnrcr 1938 x'1k'C-Pl'0S1K1CI1t 1939 .-Ilia' rzzjnyx rvad'ng 1't'r.vv, .rind Inv' nmllilfmz is in In' ll lzzzrxrv. Nursing F1il.1Lf.-X NI, .-XRTH UR Gvs Pun. 132 Rinclge Avcnuc Ellis .21 man ln' was In all hiv l'l!1.YSllI!lf4'.V dmzr. HURIUII Cnllcgc FICRDINANIJ, MARY THIQLMA Mum 205 Hurley Street Putnam I'1mne Rumn Secretary 19-12 11'ln'u sin' .vmilrxv flu' :vorld srmzzs Irrigflzl 1'u11'll ffm! luv' guy fron: marzz lill uiylzl. Secretary 1 1431 'YN .- XO. Ib CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL FEROLETO, LUCILLE ELEANOR Lou LUCY 59 Cushing Street Haggerty Grammar School G. A. A. 1939, 1940 A vlzarmiug girl and chic, . Hfiflz Plenty of go and 'lkiclcf' Undecided FILLIOS, CONSTANCE D. CONNIE 790 Main Street Roherts Ci. A. A. 1939-40-41 Dramatic Club 1940-41-42 Chairman 1939-40-42 Vice-Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer 1941 Senior Drama Committee W'hrn .vlzf does a thing, 5116 does it wall Bu! what .vim IIOZKY .rhe'Il m'7'r'r Ivll. New England Conservatory of Music and Drama FINSTEIN. CHARLOTTE CHARLIE SHORTY FINNEY 48 Maple Avenue Longfellow Grannnar School G. A. A. '39, '40 Vice-Chairman Home Room Committee '42 Pretty, ffolmlar, and full of wif, l Vlm1'f zfm' size your slirfll bc' a hit Bryant and Stratton Secretarial School FITZGERALD, ELEANOR CATHERINE FITZY 199 I-lrie Street Blessed Sacrament School Musii' is enjoyed by I7it:y :Ind sl1v's 11I7'Z'Cl', newr sifsy. Hnrdett Business School FITZGERALD, EUNICE MARIE EUNY 7 Lamont Avenue St. Paul's Parochial School Alzcvciyg lzapfiy, full of fuzz, Her impisli smile many friends has won. Hiekox Secretarial School 1442 CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDOI. FLYNN, ANTHONY PAUL I2RR01,l. 59 Flagg Street Houghton Basketball 1939 Tennis 1940 lirroll lanky qnivl, Errol! lonkx xhy, Bllf ladies look uni for that glruuz in his vyvs. Setwn Hall FOLIEY. RUTH ANNIE LIONEY Z0 Rindge Avenue St. jul1n's High S'l1v'.f airways in ll Illlfffll' nzmm' .-Ind m't'm', llt'7'4'l', fy slw rude. Secretarial VVOrk l FOPIANO, GLORIA Gm 10 .-X slittm Place Agassiz I'l c all know she rvnrkx 7'l'Vj' hard B111 uf tinnyv .rl1r .r qnitf Ilia van!! Business Sellnol FORD, CATHRRIN12 KAY 310 Prospect Street Longfellow School .V-1 Qlllff rlzarnz, zz lnrfvly xmilr' Tu make u frirnd .vl1v'd' 'walk n nnlv. Secretarial Vllork FORD, MARGAXREI' MARY ' Pier: 211 lilm Street St. Mary's Dramatic Clnln '40-'41-'42 Orchestra '39-'42 Baseball '39 Ring Comm. '42 Basketball '-10. '42 Rinclge Drama 1941 Senior Drama Home Room Cflmmittee 1939-41 Ex. Cfvmmittee of Dramatic Clnlm 1942 .STHIIIH in slalurf, grunt in wil, Pvgfs ilu' unc 'IUIIIIIX always a llil. Nursing 1451 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCI-l00I. FORD, RITA IRENE REN11-: 307 Norfolk Street I' St. Mary's School M fic .x'11.1'c of tlrfv goal in life you clmosc J Ifor just nr 111 ,sporty you S0lllL'fIll1C'S loxe. Undecided ,l l FORD, ROBERT A BOBBY 49 Hancock Street Fletcher Silcufe is his mother t0uguv Harvard FORTE, DORIS D DOT 373 VVa.shington Street Fletcher Basketball 1940-41 Small, nirc and full of fun Sho 'ig liked by vfvvryone. Clerical School FOSTER, ELIZABETH BETTY 62 Banks Street Houghton G. A. A. Home Room Committee Quffvf, studious, energetic too .S'I1z ll afzwzys be able tn see her' fruublc through Y I Burdett l FOSTER, EVELYN SHORTY EFFIE 14 Mifflin Place St. Paulls That thou who art so fair shouldst ever Of the world taste sorrow. Undecided f 46 I CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL FRANCIS, MARIE THERES.-X Rm-:A 345 Portland Street Kelley G, A. A. Ilrr fvurlc is uliuays tidy and :zeal Hrr mmzzzvr is mlm, her fl!-Ilvfllllfllf ll1i.Yt'l'I'l'f, Business College FRATTU, RALPH C. 101 Holworthy Street Haggerty Football 1941 llaskethall 1941 xllfhllllflll ln' duf'.vn'f .vrwu In hustle, Thu! dm',wz'l mme from lurk of n1usc'lv. L'ndeeic1ed FREDIERICK, MARY ELIZABETH Tooliv DAC 18 Upton Street VVehster G. A. A. 1938-39 Smiling vyrx 'zfvry dvmura, Say fa'llf1'.Y! H7110 11111111 ask fm' umm ' M ediezll School FREEDMAN, I.Il.1.IAN N1X1I.1.1I. 328 Prospect Street Wellington G. A. A. 1939-40 Home Room Vice-President 1941 I'V11ru the time for joy has 110511111 Siu- will bv there and full of fun. Business School FRENCH, T1-IELMA Tmnv 32 Chatham Street Webster Grammar Treasurer 1940 G. A. A. 1939-40 Teddy cnjnyx an vwzzing of danfizzg And Slllfllllfj she ,Ends quifc fnlrunfing, Wrmrk f 47 I tw' f2b 'l,i, CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHIDOI. , FRENIERE, CLAIRE LCUISE RED Z4 Locke Street Notre Dame cle Pitie G. A. A. 1938-42 lVl1af ,v'1c'c'Ul dvlighl u quid life ClH0l'dS.H Jackson FRENTZOS, GEORGE BASIL Guoncm 77 Prospect Street Longfellow .rlflllllltlh his usually 7Jt'l'j' qzzlcl, I'm willing io bet he would start fl riot. College FRISGLI, FRANCIS PASQUALE FRAN1-1112 51 Plymouth Street Kelley lfraulric is snzart, lfraukiv is lw'igl1t, Frmxkiv 15 always so fvolztv. Boston College FRONGILLO, THERESA LOUISE Tess TERRY 37 Cogswell Avenue St. John ' G. A. A. 1939-40 .4 gfrl who quietly wemls llfl' 'way .-Ind dues l1f'1' duly, day by clay. Undecided FRYATT, AUDREY CLAIRE FRITZ AUD 18 VVilli:1m Street VVelmster Grammar School G. A. A. 1938-42 Home Room Committee 1941 Senior Reception Committee I-'11frlf'vy'sfaCv was made fn sm-ilv lVf lzape .elm does so all flu' while. Business College l 43 I CAMBDIDGE HIGH FL'I-l.lfR, HARRIET Hmm 46 Park :XvcnuC St. Amfs G. .-X. A, Um' nf flu' H1.l'UXf girls yuzfd I11t'l'f, Il? llzink limi llarrirl l'lIlI'I' ln' bmi. Itusim-ss School G.-XIJSHY, JOSEPH LIH.'NRI.l .S JOE 16 Bristol Struct Kcllcy Hawke-tlmall HuCkCy H l1z'11v'z'm' f11A'l't X f1t 'Z'fHI',V fzilllffllfl zzlwut fm' is 'r1'gI1t Ilzvrr' tviflwu! any doulvl. N1 vrthcastcrn GAXLLAGHER, JAMES JIMMY 340 IUZlSS1lCI1llSCUS Avenue Lowell High Mm: nf ffm' n'nr41'.v un' flu' basl 111cn. lhwstfm College GARDNER, FRANCIS Z3 Lzxwrcnce Street l'q'I'f1ll!'i.V is u rlv'z'c'r lad llv iuuntx lu bv just likv his dad. Lhdcrirlcd GARDNER, MARY Clucnus 110 Hancock Street Prescott G, A. A. Glcc Club .S'1um'finzf.v grfwc, .fnmcfiznrs gay, lin! we hkr lm' rzflzcr' way. Omcc VVork f 49 I 8: LATIN SCHDOL tl tw ,, gf' ,sa . F '- w'.-Ollie' CAMBRIDGE I'lIl5I'l 8: LATIN SCHDOI. GARVEY, FRANCIS FRANK 1010 Massachusetts Avenue Rinclge HH.: off to be an engiucel' S0 we hail him with a luxty fhcrr. M. I. T. GAULIN, ALCIDE Ai. 218 Franklin Street Boston College High Vice-Chairman of Home Room Junior Year Room winner of spelling bee Sophomore year fl! is quiet and p1'nf0m1,d fpllt' hardly knows zvhm hi.: around. Undeeiclerl GAYNOR, WILLIAM JOSEPH DUTCHIE 179 Huron Avenue St. Peter's Football '40-'41-'42 Baseball '40-'41-'42 Hockey '39-'40 Track '41-'42 Jr. Vice-Pres. Varsity Cluh Review Staff H. R. Comm. '39-'40-'41-'42 Year Book Stal? T'rvas 011 the athletic field That Dutchie made thc utlwrs yield. . Phillips Andover Academy GENETTIS, HELEN ELIZABETH BABE 262 Putnam Avenue Roberts Grammar School Basketball 1939-40 G. A. A. 3 years flltliouyli mzdcridcd about where .vliv'Il go, Sha does enjoy dinzdizg, that we know. Unrlecicled 1 GIENTILE, JOSEPH ANTHONY Jon 53 Seventh Street Thorndike Basketball Baseball Track Football .ul witty gmztleimnz with zz great prfrsouality 1 Ht- would rather do things without formality. Army Air Corps 1501 CAMBRIDGE HIGH GEORGE, ROSEMARY Gaoluari 297 Elm Street XVeIlington G. A. A. Dramatic Club Slut Ftlllilf .rea mmtl1m s wot' .-'Ind nw! ln' in sorrow too. Mass. General Hospital CNu'rsingD GEORGILAS, NICK Grzonm-1 Aizuss 59 Norfolk Street Roberts School lrilfltllilll Track Slizrp my graduation finally vanzr fhronglz, I'll lmy dcfrusv bonds, Ilow about you? XVork in Plane factory GERRY. LILLIAN MAUREEN Ln. Humax.:-:s 4 Bell Court Morse G. A. A. Tennis Swimming Treasurer Home Room 1940 Vice-President of Home Room 1942 Lillian Garry, a lass clzarmiug and sictcvf. ls tln' girl you mu newer mnlfvftzt Regis GILMORE, VERA CATHERINE Gsonunz 14 Remington Street Herbert Hover High School, San Diego, California .X'l1r'.v l I'I'l'j'tIllf J friend mul lI0lI0llj1l5 fvv. .S'ln s tzltuzyr .vtwvl from lzcad to lov. Unrleciclecl GOEPPER, MARY RUTH 46 Mt, Vernon Street Peabody Home Room Committee 1940-41 fi. A. A. Review Agent 1940-41-42 Tennis Team Swimming I wixlz lm' .vlnrp of zcfnrfh, llluy lt'tI'1'U llcr funn' of wi.rlze.r. Katherine Gibbs f 5 lATlN SCHOOL CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: lA'l'lN SCI-IDOL GOLDRERG, MURIEL MITZIE 36 Upland Road Agassiz Jlli.vel1ief .vpczrleles in her eyes, And lzer laughter izewer dies. Undecided GRAHAM, KENNETH EVELYN KENNY 52 Pleasant Street Webster Baseball 1939 Quifk to learn Ufise fo know. Business School GRANT, EILEIQN BERYI. NIH 199 Harvard Street Roberts Grammar School Every day when xhe goes by Her friends holler, Here mules 'I. ' 3 Undecided l GRANT, JAMES ANGUS JIM Z1 Newtowne Court Peabody Chairman of Home Room 1939 Vice-Chairmzln of Home Room 1941 Baseball 1939 Triack 1940 Small, lzafvpy, and gay, nfvllllf more frm we my? Bentley School of Accounting GRAUSTEIN, ANNA ELIZABETH ANN 357 Columbia Street Longfellow Although Jllfyj 'very quiet iu, school Outside 5he's no! .vo still and 17001. Secretary 1' 52 I CAMIQIQIDGE meh st LATIN scnool GREEN, B.'XRHAR,X BELLE BUNNY Bixns 230 Cluestmut Street Morse Secretary of Durrell Debate Club 19-ll--12 Jolly mul z'lzem'fzrl is Iliir lass, ll lm 1nul'v.v ull flu' gayvty in our rlass. Pl1ysi0tl1erapy l GREENSTEIN, ALBERT l. Ax. GREENIE 350 xV3Sl11l1gtOll Street 'U-field Fletcher School X I Selmtol Orchestra 1939-40-41-42 W ff' st-11001 lianrl 19441-41-42 , to ff tl, 7 it .'1l'.r fzlzuiiyx bluwilzy juss miles in fllc air. Ili.: ll1'Il.fl'l' we cu'mit mzild be called fair. Ill rston Optometrist College GREENSTEIN, SYLVIA BLANCHE SYL 20 Elm Street Fletcher School G. A. A. .S'ln .r ul'2uay.v willing to llrlp a jml. She fvrfuinly is u wonderful gal. l.vllllCClllCl1 GRENIER, PHYLLIS MARIE PHYL SKIP 48 Rice Street Notre Dame cle Pitie G. A. A. 1938-42 K. B. 1942 X'VlCC-fllZl1I'I112lll of Home Room Comm. 1942 .-l fail' v.rti'ri11r is a .vilvnt l'l'l'0ll1llIClItll1ll17l1.H Rzulclitte A GUILD, GEORGE PRESCOTT Foorsrrz 423 Broadway Longfellow Captain of Basketball 1939-40-41-42 Hzlselmall 1940-41 Track 1941--12 xilllmuylz his gait may .rvmn terribly .rlarl You really .vlmillrl .we him 011 flu? trurk. Harvard ln 53 I A127 if 6140 vlx so X W W r' M.. CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDOI. HAGMAN, ALPHA MARIA MAJA 7 Poplar Road Hrlpfill, obliging in c1'c'1'y way H70 know sl1e'll get luv' reward some day. VVork HAMMOND, ELFANOR ELLI 134 Lexington Avenue Russell G. A. A. A brow Illay-blossom, and a fheek of apple-blossnm. Chandler Secretarial School W SW? QW' HARPS DORA ESTELLE ,s n Boyrgwiwn I Iq'f5 260 Green Street N5 13' Webster A lazfablr girl, and always swve-t. SIIIJS the kind of person you like to mcct. Undecided HARRINGTON, MARGARET MARIE PEGGY 82 Berkshire Street Kelley Grammar School Peggy fozzld be on hobby lobby For follvvfiny post rards is her hobby Business School HARVEY, ALMA ANNABELLE ARBY 277 River Street VVehster School Musif has clmrm to soothe the swvage beast And she mu back this up by a real feast. Dietician l 5 4 I CAMIBIQIDIBE HIGH 8: lATlN SCHOUI. 1-LXRVICY, BERNICE HENRIETTIE Bi-:RNIE 277 River Street 1Vebsler Grannnar Ifrzvzirv lll.fl'l1CX Inv' wagon to a star, .Aix a fzznarv, nmy .rlzv yo fur. Nursing HASTINGS, MONA VlVlrXN 13-1 Hamilton Street VVebster Baseball M11-v lifr' for hw' ln' om' .rwevf sony, llcr dajxr of joy In' full and long. VVork H 1 IIAVVKES, FRANCES ELIZ.-XBIQTH FRAN ITRANNH: 137 Hzirvey Street Ellis l'll'lIlIll1l' I t'lllflIll'.t' of the .fIlllf.flZ1.1lf',' So wry frimzdly, 'zwrrrrn mm' kind. Unclecirlecl HAYES. JANE 1 ' JAR 15 Gurney Street Russell K. B. 1942 Caroline Close Prize 1940 Tennis Swimming G. A. A. Rimlge Senior Drama Dramatic Club I laughed and dunrcd mm' talked and sang. NVellesley HAYES, NVIILIAM JOHN, JR. BILL 29 V ineyard Street Haggerty Baseball Track Football Varsity Club Cahir' om! Taylor Iroflz smvn in a dose, Ilfhfll you .vlurl rn xlzoft' them to our Billy Ilayzxr. Boston College Business 1551 CAMIQIQIDGE mel-1 an LATIN scH0oL HEADLEY, MYRTLE NIYRTSIE 47 Grigg Street Houghton Grammar Chorus If is frauqzzll people who arromplislz much. Undecided HEFFERNAN, EDWARD ROBERT HEFIPY 211 Lexington Avenue Russell Hockey 1940-41-42 Baseball 1939 fl llkulrlr' rlmfv willz u xfoul lzcarf hates to port. Hebron Academy, Holy Cross HELLER, VVALLACE HAROLD WALLY 294 Columbia Street VVellington Haslifzzl and shy buf lzf .vfill is .vfvry .lllzd l1fT'll lmw to lm if lm lzopvs Io fly. Royal Canadian Air Force HEYVVOOD, SELMA 121 Pine Street Fletcher Chorus Srlmu wuufx to nurse the sick, lfllc know lim' pafieufs will get well qzlirle Lincoln Hospital HICKEY, DAVID HICK ' 218 Putnam Avenue St. Pauls School Happy go lucky, let come what may Om' Dzlvirl has a z'ha1'11'z1'ng way. Undecided l 56 I Ilv's the kind of ll frimzzl with w,':on1 one CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL Hll.l,l2RY, K.'X'l'HI.liliN CLAIRE KAY 33 A-Xlvercleen Avenue St. Peter! School fi. A. xx. Hiking lpllllfil ln'llm'v tlml story, flrf11't l1i'llv1'v llml runmv' lieu' will nt z'1'r lun' lzrr .runny .vellsv of lmnzmz Business School HIRSHHPQRG, Cl.AlRlf Ili-zusiuax' 16 Marie Avenue Southern junior High School li, A. A. .-I mind ul fuwlfv 'zeillt all. Sinnnons College Lziliorzltoiry 'FCCl'illlC1dll HVFRON, liDN:X MARIE Ifmn 14: N101-I 70 Utis Street St. Hedwig Home Room Chairman l939 'l'm-cisilrcr 19-ll Vice-L'li:1ir1nan 1942 llillfll any lI1lSl'lllt'f lmx l7l'flll'H .Yllvlr lllIl'!l.l'.V fllrrv and full of fun. Burclett College IIOLMICS, ARTI-IUR FRIEDERICIQ :XRTY Holm 1-:sm 265 Rinclge Avenue Longfellow Baseball Tennis Il'ln'm'wr thing.: tm' mlm and quiet, In t'0llll'5 slr! and xfarfx u rzot. Lfmleeiclecl HOLMES, HARRIOTT l.UC'Il.I.li HOTSIPf ll6 l7zzycrwe:ltlier Street Russell School I1'1n'rioH would like In lu' a ll'll'll.!'l1Il1, .lml .vhv 4'lIj'0j'X limlriuy ll gnorl llll!.Yll'lllII, N. Y. lnstitnte Dietetics l57l f5,J.,f fffffb' ff - CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8g lATlN SCHOOL XY HONEKAMP, SOPHIA ANN HONEY 205 Lake View Avenue G. A. A. Tennis Room Committee 1939-40 Nice, jvopular, full of fun, A frivnd nf earh and mferyoiw. Bnrdett HUES, MAETTA 273 Putnam Avenue Howe junior High Keep on hoping, what can you lose, A pianist of rcnoiwi may he Macfla Hum. Bryant Sz Stratton HUGHES, WILLIAM JOSEPH RED 25 Chilton Street St. Peter's School Football 1939-40-41 Baseball 1940-41-42 Hockey 1940-41-42 Varsity Club 1940-41-42 Say, l'll1.YII'il' anyone told him yet? HF.: Ihc kind of man girls Can? forget. V Dartmouth College HUMES, BARBARA ANNE BARBIE BABS 601 Main Street Roberts Nut a fifrwvr, not iz pearl, Just a regular all rmma' girl. Business HUNSON, THELMA CAMPBELL X TILLIE 897 Main Street Roberts Glec Cluib 1940-41-42 Shz' can 'marble like a lark, And in class she is a shark. Business School 1 53 I CAMBDIDGE HIGH IALONGO, CLARA D. Cmilar: 110 Antrim Street St. Mziryk G, A. A. 1040 41 girl wiflz 41 1ll'lIl'f uf yuld, llfr worllz rummt ln' told. Uncleeiclecl INJ EIAN, ALICE ANAHIIJ Al. Cnrfnnx' 237 Elm Street Fleteller Ki. A, A. 1938-39 Nut luv quivl, :mf Inn Inna' IVIII mzlzelrys lu' found in a f1'nu'fl. P1 mst-1 irzirliizlte 1S.,Xlllfl.l.A, 'l'H1fRliS.-X 17121111115 Tmuzv 212 Tliircl Street St. l7r'anCis THIN 'v Tn all lm' frivrzlix .Vlllfii lczmzun ns .-Ind all flu' fehilv ymfll find lm ' II1L'Vl'j'. Secretarial work -IAM ICS, M ARG:XRE'1' 1N'1ARli11i NIAGGIIE 40 Clarendon Avenue Ellis Grznnnmr .Yhv is llre girl that is S1.l1t'l'l'f' lim' lurk of friends .9110 7H'l'd not fear. Business School JANAKOS, MERCINIC JOAN M I-:lun ia M vR'r lN111.LY 35 Jay Street Houghton Glen- Clnli C3 yeztrsj G. JN. A. 12 yoarsl Room Committee 1940-41 Sang at Talent Night , right from H10 .rfarl You :wet lim' and llmrr Her 'ZIUIF4' and her vyvx ralvlzara your lrunrt 1 Burclctt f 59 I 8: lA'l'IN SCHDDL Q I ,if CAMIQIQIDGE HIGH an LATIN school 1 JANKOVVSKA, ELEANOR CATHERINE Durcmass 106 Fifth Street St. Hedwig Cnrzffnlfd foil, and fricutdly rum, :Ind kinfl lt'lldf'l'lIC.YX, are alzc-nys ll1l'l't'. Burdett College JXNKUM, VERONICA SOPHIE VERA RoNNne 43 Jefferson Street Welliitgton School C. A. A, CFreshman :md Sophomorej Ronnie, from all fares is frm? Shelf full of pep. and vitality. Bryant and Stratton JANULEWIZ, JEANHTTE CATHERINE JANET CHUB 293 Portland Street Kelley G. A. A. 1939-40-41 Baseball 1940 Bright mid rl1c'01'y, full of frm fanvflv lilerd lly L Ul'l'j'011C, JARVIS, JACQUELINE AUGUSTINA JACKIE 149 Putnam Avenue Houghton School Home Room Treasurer 1942 A good rliffirzimz keeps our lmalllzy and fvlsr And lim' pr'ai.vc's wzll rmg to the slams. Dieticizm JENKINS, DONALD DON JENKS 14 Noru mhega Street Haggerty Grammar H. R. Committee 1939-4-0'-41 Ring Committee 1942 lu all ways ln' ix a sport E.rrf'l.v in tltlrzgs of every sort. 1601 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDDL JENKINS, MARION LOUISE 14 Nnrumbega Street Haggerty Iler'v's u girl who uzukvx ll hit Hy ulzuuhur dtllillfl llvr lifllf Iwil. Sales girl VIOIIANNESSON, Bli'l l'Y ANN 23 Orrin Street Pezilmrly .X'l1e's nn! noisy, loud, and guy lint vujuyx lifr in g quid way. lfmleeiclecl JOH NSON, CARL FRlfDl2RIC'li lrlililbllll-1 Simizrv 143 Dmlley Street lfllis Hfmne Ronin Couuuittce lu Cf ll. I.. S. lu' has made ll hi! 1lv'll niukv umm' frirnds twill: lzlx smile Nfl. xA!Cl1lVl'0!'ll1 Institute JOHNSON, GLORTA DUPllliMl.-X B I-:'r'rx' Gow D 1 1 K 1 1-1 102 Putnam A venue l'IOllg'lIlOl1 School .tllflmugll Illl'lll'l'ldf'li nlmut fufzzrv work. lVr' lvrf at dmzring you zimft shirk. Uncleciclerl JOHNSON, XVARREN ARTHUR SP1 lu-1 WAR Z8 Sunset Road Lfmgfclluw HRl'ffI'I' lah' than lIf Z'L'l'. Harvard mul 1 61 I CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOUI. K AM INS, FLORENCE F1.o 5 Austin Park Longfellow G. A. A. 1938-42 Silent tongues are muffled with uoblu minds. Publicity Work KANE, JOHN FRANCIS JACK SZ Egerton Road, Arlington Agassiz A film c.rampIe of a hearty rhap A fellow who smiles tlzrozrglztout ovary mishap. Bentley School of Accounting KANE, JOHN VINCENT JOHNNIE ZZM Suffolk Street St. Mary's Grammar School lift' grant that he had murh wit But a little shy in using it. Enter business KAPERON I S, IRENE SKIPPER 34 Newtowne Court Russell G. A, A. Bvauty and Culture ls hm' dc.w1'ipti0n Thr' Acrrdmlzy of Bnauzly and C.'nllzU'e ix lufr anzbitzon. Wilfrecl's Academy of Beauty and Culture. KAPERONIS, MARY MAY 34 Newtowne Court Russell flltlmugh undecided, keep on looking, Youll zzewr starve if you keep on cooking. Undecided 1621 CAMBRIDGE I-IIGH KASTAN, RITA THERESA Rvnnv 12 Suffolk Street Oliver Grammar Sclwul, Lawrence llli.w'l11'rf .Vf7CIl'L'll'X in lzvl' vhvrs, .Alnd lm' lauglzlw' 11r'z'f'r dies. XVilfr1-cl Academy KATSENIQS, XVll.l.l.VXM A. BILL Zl lloulcvznrcl Terrace. Briglmlon Vlfcbstcr Grammar School l7uutbz1ll N139 lllnxi Ivlun11'lr5.r lx hr, l't7lIlc'I'Pd in flm .vf1lu'r'c' Of l'tf'IlIIlIlHI dufics. Harvard KIEEN, DORIS MARGARET BOMBER 10 Ncwtwwne Crwurt Hcnry NV. Longfellow llrr fn'l'.vmu1lify ix grant .S'l1r'll uzakv lzvr' sfmzfsv ll sfvlvmlld mall' llllZlllCllL'l' Husiucss Scllofll KEISNAN, DORIS MARIlz DOT l Orchard Street St. ,lolm's Parochial Sulwol Cf. AX. A. Home Room Chairman l942 Doris trim fu appear' so quivf Gfw lzrr ll rllrxnrv and .vl1r'cr' start n fini. llurclctt KFIFJXLES, BERTHA NORMA HI-ZRTIE 237 Columbia Strect Roberts .fl dainly girl with an m'ti'z'0 lvrnin Nu fflllng lf lmul or lzvurt will rvign. Unclccidccl f 6 8: LATIN SCHOUL 1 , l 3l te Geffe- CAMIBIQIDIBE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL gk V xii. KELLEY, JOSEPH L. Joe 545 Putnam Avenue Blessed Sacrament l'1z'L'z'.1'rc1 with l11llll'l't'l.Y, aims, and cares. University of Michigan KELLY, EILEEN TERESA Km. 1 Ellsworth Park St. Ma1'y's Home Room Committee 1938 G. A. A. So :mat and .vzvevt is pretty Eileen As trim- and fr:-mx as a la'z'f'ly qucvn. Secretarial School KENNEDY, ESTHER JULIA 8 Poplar Road Russell Chairman Home Room 1938-39-40 Secretary Home Room 1941-42 G. A. A. 1938-42 A sttwfcr girl we do 1Z0l know One who is always on the ga. Chandler Secretarial School KENSWIL, HENRY HANK 8 Kinnvaird Street Blessed Sacrament Be than familiar, lmf by no means 'vulgmz Roosevelt Field, New York KILBASHIAN. EDWARD GEORGE EDDIE MIKE 62 Walden Street Russell Full of pep and fun, you, bct Just a boy you can? forget. Undecided I 64 I CAMBRIDGE I'lIl5I'I 8: LATIN SCI-IDOL KING, HELEN Jr-:RRY l0l0 MHlSS2iCllllSCtlS Avenue Northheld Seminary G. .-X. A. 1937-30 l'irIm' is its own r'vwm'1l. Antioch KING, RUBY HELEN R Ulmlux lJIlXll'LI-IS Rumen: 3 Emily Street Roberts Grammar School Rnlr-v ix ulwuyx full uf fun Sln' luuglzs und jwlefxr will: v7'm'yo110. Umlecirlefl J KLEIN, JOHN JOSEPH JACK 205 Lakeview Avenue Russell fvlm is rl wry illyvlllozlx vlzup For zulwm Jann' clay zu' all 'wzll fluff. Boston College KOCHANSKY, HELEN Iil,lZAl?liTll BETTY 167 Charles Street Sacred Heart G. A. .'X, l939 Ilelvn is ulu'uy.r fwll of fun, Sin' luuglxx and .rmzlfs iuzllz v1'v1'yu11r. Business School i , ' 1 KOPIVVODA, MARY THERESA SHORTY 35 Harding Street St. Heclwig's School lllurgv is K1 girl zvlm likrs In dum'f', l1'rllufgVu1'1'r' ll1l11g.v .vlzv will lzclrr luv' l'll'llllfl'. Undecided 1 6 5 I CAMBRIDGE I'lI6I'l 8: LATIN SCI-IDOL l KOTOVVSKI, LILLIAN LILLY 56 Webster Avenue Kelley Clzeerfful and helpful and firm. New Englzlnd Conservatory of Music KRUTE, AARON GENIUS SUNFLOWER CLIFF 88 Antrim Street Longfellow Algelnm I Prize 1939 Geometry I Prize 1940 Chemistry II Prize 1941 Latin II 2nd Prize 1940 He is a boy who receives much praise So would we all if we followed his ways. Harvard University U. S. Puilwlic Health Service KURTH, ANITA 26 Healey Street Peabody G. A. A. 1939-40-41-42 Glee Club 1939-40-41-42 A ready smile and 'wonderful personality lllakes Anita one of the most popular. Simmons College LAFFIN, JOHN JOSEPH JOHNNY 15 Marney Street Kelley Studious, sober and steadfast In all his studies he does Pass. 1 Boston College LANZI, LOUISE JOSEPHINE LOU 51 Eighth Street Thorndike G. A. A. Home Room Committee Slze's cute and dark and petitej Slick fair and square and sweet. Business School QBurdettj l l66l CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDOL 1 LARKIN, JEAN JEANNIE 446 Huron Avenue Longfellow G. A. A. 1939-40 Jvamziv with Ilia light Iiroizwz Iiuir .SVIIFIS lmrzrst, kind, I0'z'.'ny and fair. VX'nrk LARSON, JOHN BERNARD JACK Swmn-2 19 Griswold Sweet Russell Football 1939-40-41 Huckey 1940-41 Hafaelmll 1939-40--11 Tlinuglz .vtzfirlim nvwr won' his fur! Hfi' all ugrvc fha! liv's u spnrf. Pensacola Air Base 1,.XSHI.1iY', .XLVAH K. AI. 137 Pine Street Fletcher If .vm'Ivs ferr? limi-lx fll would 114' rirli indrvd. l.ASKUVVSKl, STANLEY JOHN STAN 2-l Marion Street St. Hedwig Tn do good rizllicr than In' l'0Il.Yf71l'H01lX M. l. T. IAVVRENCIQ, SYLVIA URSALINIE 1 Sw. SYLVE Slum' 1015 Inman Street Fletcher G1'an1m.1r G, .'X. A. 19-10-42 Basketball 1940-41-42 Syl is fun In all .vlw mvcts, els fm' ai mlzmlrfi' .vile ix surf' a frcaf, Post GraduatcfBusinesis College 1 67 I 7651 57 f yyxi CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL LICARY, HENRY THOMAS 3 Rocxs 1 19 High Street Haggerty Vice-President Senior Class Football 1939-40-41 Hockey 1939-40-41 co-captain Baseball 1939-40-41 He wmv Sf7'1W'7'Ed 011, by 1'1'z1al tinlor. Hebron Academy LEE, ELENORE HENRIETTA Lovm' 10 Hingham Street Houghton ,-llwayx smiling, always yay, VVz' all low Elmore just that way. Undecided LEFRANC, HELENE MARIE PRUNES 20 Eustis Street Peabody Glee Club 1939-42 Home Room 1940 G, A. A. 1939-41 Softball 1941 A fue disposition, a nmmzvr gmilvel Actions so .tim'c1'c and a heart so real. Business School LEONARD, ANNE MARIE 215 Pearl Street Blessed Sacrament In our liglzfsoinv girlislt days Tim licart lungflis within us for sliver Joy. Nursing LEVVIS, ROSALIE EVELYN LEE 9 Clay Street Westcrii Junior High G. A. A. I IIf'1'!',,S' rz girl the world mutvt need 1 For with lzcr smile she will succeed. 1681 CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: lATlN SCI-IUDL I,EVIiII.I.E, LORRAINE 260 Brookline Street Blessed Sacrament fl. tx. lm'f'n1w1 v3'c's, fvrclly .smilc llus frirvzzls flmf rnrfvud Cl milf. Reeeptirmist LIAKOS, HELEN VICTORIA Rusrv 86 School Street Roberts Grammar Sclmul llvlvn who lzax pretty lmir l'a.vsvs.rv.r fl'tIfIll'l'.1' .vwcvf and fair. Ullclecicletl LINEHAN, RICHARD JOSEPH JUE I5 High Street Haggerty Footlmall 1939-41 Hume Rwom Committee 1938-39 Truck 1040-41 lu fuollmll rw' kmnt' flmf for is a star, On, lrls fltlfll nf lift' that will t'Ul'l'j' lzlnz far. B. C. LOMBARDI, MARY DOROTHY 43 Essex Street Roberts lf'll'l1l6' ly flu' trmxrf nobility. Radcliffe I LONDON, CIAIRIC BLONDIIQ 10 Leonard Avenue Russell G. A. A. Blur wvrv lm' vyvs as flu' fairy flax, llvr' r'l1vr'l'.v likt' ilu' flzrzun of day. Kathleen Dell? School of Dietetics 1' 69 I CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHCOI. LUND, EVELYN FRANCES Evn: 231 Norfolk Street St. Mary's School ,4l7C'tlj'.Y smiling, always gay We iuzll nrzss her wluffz sl1e's awalv. Undecided LUTZ, FLORENCE ETHEL SHORTIE 19 Sacramento Place Prescott Junior High, Randolph G. A. A. 1938-39 Glce Club Gay, clzarlnilly, and petite Afways a smilv zalzelzevcv' you meet. Undecided LUTZ, MIRIAM 210 River Street VVebster Quiet and digu.ijQr'd is she Nut given- to hilarity. Stenographer LUZACKAS, HELEN 400 Broadway Longfellow G. A. A, 1939-40-41-42 K. B. 1941-42 Erzrrgcfiv, studious, t'4?l flIiI1Ij' gay, ln, this world, slzc'lI find hm' way Radcliffe LY NCH, GEORGE B1.1'rz KRIEG 19 Everett Street Haggerty Chess Club 1938-42 A little umzsmzsc now and than is relished by the bvst of man. Boston College 1701 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL LYONS, M.-XRION ELEANOR 28 Ellsworth Avenue Longfellow K, H. 1942 G. A. A. Swimming l'vppy, ClIf'l'yf'llC, and full of 'zfinz S'l1c'll ln' 0 briglzt .vpor in till-j' gym. Sargent College LYSHORN, DOROTHY LOUISE Dm' DOTTIH l37 Raymond Street Pealmmly Grammar Home Rumn Ccnnmittee 1939-42 G, A. A. Tennis Basketball 1Jn1'otl1y is tl talkafiwc .mul 117111 in lima will l'l'CIl'l1 l1e1' ynul. l'ncleeicled MAC.-NRO, ROSE FKIDA Rosa O'DAY 88 Berkshire Street VVellington School Home Rutnn Cmnmitte 1938-39-40 Slit' ix tl stndmzf and an. athlete, ,-l.v zwll ax tl frivnzl who is lmrd fo bml. l'nclet'iclccl NIMQXRTHUR, LTQONA L1-:E 922 Massachusetts Avenue Houghton G. A. A. :I wry frzillrful zwrlccr slzf. lVv'1'v .vnrv a sfrcrvss lzvr' lzfe will bc. Fisher lN11xeM.-XNN, JEAN GARDNER IEANN11-2 31 Gorham Street Agassiz .fl lfvttm' friaml wr' nr z1cr knrw .Alx youd mul kind as slut ix true. Secretzirial Schnnl 1711 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHIDOL MACNEILL, ELEANOR ISABELI, SUNSHINE 20 Surrey Street I Houghton Grammar School Isabell has such pleasant ways, Weil like her with its all mir days. Secretary MADDEN, ELIZABETH BARBARA BETTY S12 55 Upland Road St. Peter's G. A. A. Misfhicf sparkles in her eyes, Watfh nut! She'II take you by surprise. Buirclett MAHONEY, DORIS MARIE DOT 210 Lexington Avenue Russell G. A. A. 1939-42 Here is a dear and true industrious friend. Regis MAHONEY, JOHN IGSEPH Bon 29 Newtowne Court St. Mary's Chairman of Home Room 1938-39-40-41 Hockey 1939 His ufvfvcar-anczv is rigidly mild, Bm' they tell me he's awfully wild. Tilton Academy MAHONEY, PAUL F. BOB 210 Lexington Avenue Russell Hockey 1938-42 Football 1940-41 Baseball 1939 His jokes and his arts Thrill wnfiicwfs hearts. Prep School 1721 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDOL MALLOY, ELEANOR MARIE REA EI, 213 Concord Avenue Peabody G. A. A. lilvanor lzax a smile for all llfr lzrm'l'.v as Ing as slu' lx small. Burclett MALLOY, HELEN DOROTHY 1423 Cambridge Strwt Longfellow School G. A, A. 1938-42 Basketball Home Room Committee Spelling Prize .ll rlrarming girl, teitlz m z'm' a frozen lV1'fll mkp lolx of had lufl-' ln level? her dofvn. Business M.-XI.I.UY, MARY RITA MM' 384 NValden Street Saint Peter's School Home Room Committee 194.2 illarylv alzways lzrrr' and tlwrr' l'l'r'r'f likely to find lIl'l' mzywlmrc. Business School MALVEY, MARY AGNES 176 Hammond Street Agassiz School Reception Committee 1941 Sirzying will krrff you from yvffing If'F.1'f't'l, ll'l1vre 4'urz'c'x and lmoks gc! you pv1'fvlv.rvd. Stenographer MANALOPOULOS. HELEN 149 VVindsor Street VVellington Ilvlwz ix flu' prlclc of lwl' lc-aclzfws .-lnrl thc lml nf lm' rlzwuzs. Undecided l 73 I 3921 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDDI. MANNING, JOHN JOSEPH JOHNNY MANNIN 10 Marncy Street Sacred Heart School Bashfnl and shy wlzeu alone is he l?1rt tvlml ivith the boys, hu's as a boy should bc. Boston College MARCH U RS, OLGA SANDY 75 Gore Street Putnam Hn' fmc11e1's say sho is KI bright girl, Hvr classmates say XIIGJJ 41 good kid. VVork MARCOTTE, STELLA STEL 2433 Massachusetts Avenue Our Lady of Pity G. A. A. l939 Sha' is fair and slim and calm She will ?1f UL'1' kno-zu any harm. Telephone Operator MARKANTE, THALIA MAC1 26c Shepard Street Agassiz Dramatic Club Home Room Committee Pres, 1939 Vice-Pres. 1941--12 To doubt hm' fairnvss were to want cm eye MARSHALL, BARBARA EARLE BABS BOBBY 94 Richdale Avenue Peabody G. A. A. 1938 .Xrt Nursing seems to appeal to Bobs Ou her zu' surely must keep tabs. l Nurse l 1741 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL IXIARTIEI., MAURICE MAUR11: 11 Holmes Street Haggerty Football 19-10--11 Baseball 1941-42 Home Room Committee 1939-40-41-42 I11 .rrlinnl 11105 lI0f .vo quirl, Oirlsirlt' Ill' ix tl riot. Marines M.-XRTE1.1.l, 1SAHEl. BELLE 131 Holworthy Street Haggerty fi. A. A. l.mI1vI is GI'ZULI.X'X neat ls 7'l'7'j' uiu' ami fvvitlu. Rnsiness School 1 1 MARTIN, FRANCES 236 Pearl Street Blessed Sacrament Life fm' I11-1' is ralmly f7IL'G.YtIIIl MARTIN, w,x1.T1iR J., JR. 1 1 VVA1.1.Y 122 Garden Street I eabocly Dramatic Club Home Room Comm. 1940-41 Dnrrell Debating Club A.1.. Bill of Rights Essay Contest Winner 1941 Winner A.l.. Oratorical Contest C.H.L.S. '40-42 Armistice Day and Christmas Play 1941 Memorial Day Program 19-10--ll lV1'1l1 'zU111'a'.v we go11c1'11 IIICII. Boston College M .-XSON, 1X'1YRT1.I'1 GRACE M v wr 1 1: P 15 tx c 11 Y 223 Broadway Houghton My l1!'tllI'f 111 1111i.w11- with ull 1HfllIfkilld. Eastern Nazarene College Teacher 175i CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL MATHESON, ANN BERNICE BEIQRY 27 Athens Street Russell G, A. A. I939-40 Review Agent 1939 ll-'1'tI1 hm' eyes and smile, You frm bet Berryfv in style. . A rt School MAZZA, ROSEMARY VERONICA SHORTY 76 Waverly Street Morse G. A. A. 1938-39 llfllffllfl' af work, al play, 01' in .rvlwul .S'h01'Iic'.r word is always fllc rule. Burdett MCAULIFFE, FLORENCE FRANCES MAC 7 Norman Street Haggerty To I?u.rine5.r school Florence 'will go, Last word in 41 .recretzzry your know. Bryant Stratton MCCABE, HIELI-EN PATRICIA HE1.I.n: 30 York Street Kelley Slzflv never cross and does newer complain .S'UllI6tIl1jY she will please at lumdsmue young .swam Post-Graduate MCCAFFERTY, RITA MARIE MAC 18 Watson Street Blessed Sacrament Black lwirecl, :well and gay VVa' are .turn y0u'Il like her way. Undecided I 76 I CAMIBIDIDCEE HIGH MCCARRON, NVINIFRED MARIE FREDIJIIQ 25 xV1l1tC1' Street Sncrecl Heart G. A. A, 1939-40 11 frimzdly ynung girli.f.v1eevt lV1ll1'1IlTC-lU'l'0II Of lmlirzx and of Imuuly she m'z'm' is barren. Business Cu11egc 1X1c'C.-XRTHY, FRANCES J. ITRANKY 110 Otis Street Barringer, Newark, N. J. lfrum .Yew Jamey she mzzzcs full uf youd rlzvvr, l'il'tIllk1L', iw' lmpv you vnjuy .vflmul Iifc litre. L'ndecic1er1 1X1eC.-X1Q'1'11Y, JOHN JOSEPH JACK 11 Elmer Street St. Pau1's Manager Fuothznll Team 1939-40 1X'1zLn:1ger Hockey Team 1940 Hasclmll 1939 8: lATIN SCHOOL Nu lllalfcr wllvrv he gmxv or what 114' dues. lurk rt-111 In' tl l'l'4'l111 I.: C.. ll. L. 5. U1lC1l'L'1f1L'K1 MLACONNELL, JEAN Scum' 7 Everett Street Dover Junior High Review 19-1.2 Reporter for Chronicle Draniatie Club 1938 Tennis G. gX. A. Bicycling Hume Ronin C-fllllllll. 1939 Year Book Connn. Sim lmx a 'I'Il1At't' nf glm7m'.rs and a .vmilv lfflzasc quzvl IlI'fHlLlII1t'L' pleases all fill, tnhilv. Smith MVCOURT. CH.-XRLICS V1NC1EN'1'c1a PAUL Hfxvlw C 19 Hayes Street St. Pau1's Basketball Track T111'nki1zy is lm! an irllr mzxlr of thmzglzl, .'111n' nauglzl fx f1'1'1'yfl1i11y and L Z'C'1'j'f,11Iljj is mmglzl. 17 71 WS?-SJ, CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHUDL McI.JERMOT'l', JUNEMARIE F. JUNE 61 Upland Road St. Jolnfs High G. A. A. Drama Club fnne will be .YCFPL flzroilylz many an Arlistlv eye! Her charnz- will lax! through the lung by and by, Bnrdett MCDONNELL, MARY ELIZABETH Mftc 9 Norman Street Haggerty G. A. A. Spelling Medal 1939-40 A twinkling rye, a wry zuarin xinilr, To win har fazior I'd 'walk a mile. Lowell Normal MCHUGH, JEAN MAC CUKE 4 Humboldt Street Hugh B. Bain Jr. High, Cranston, R. l. Glee Club 1942 She lows to laugh, she lows all fun, Shc'lI love to find lim' fflurv in the sun. Nursing Cambridge Hospital MCNEICE, ANN BROXNN BROWNIIE 117 Kinnaird Street Edwin A. Jones junior High, Stoughton Home Room Committee Amir' is quiet but full of fun Size has a good time with everyone. Nursing Cambridge City Hospital MCQUADE, HELEN MARIE CUDDLES 503 Huron Avenue Ellis Grammar School G. A. A. Secretary 1942 1 Sports teafh one the rnlf uf fair play, ' Keep fha! in mind and y0n'll win yvur 'way Bnrdett College i731 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCH00l MCSORLIEY, ROBERT IQDVVARIJ Rm: Mm' 40 lillery Street Boston College High Dramzitic Clnlm 1938 Fuotlrall 1939--ll-42 Baseball I938-42 Hockey l938--10--ll Home Ronin Committee 1938-39 Dnfvfifr mm' wut and full nf vim, Dann' l nrfunc .vlmuld ln' kind' to him. Navy Flying Cadet MEDOFF, HERMAN HY 172 Putnam Avenue llouglitun liaselmnll 19-ll-42 Tllvrulr llll.Xt'l11.L'f in this mari. Mass. College of Pliarmuey MELLO, HERBERT Hrzizunc 24 Berkshire Street Kelley .Al d1'I1'gvn! zt'nrkm' 'mlm rzvwz' fires, llv will lu' ll millinuczirc :Ver liz' r1'tin'.v. MliSSORli, THOMAS JOHN T 1-ix 29 Bolton Street ' Ellis Baseball 1940-41 Yau would lmrdly lllink lziuz Ollr' nf us llvnlzfsv lm miwr makes cz fuss. Tufts MIQSSURI, GILD.-X JILL 9 Appleton Terrace Russell School fl. A, A. 1938 llv1'v'.v ll sigh for tlwsv that lnzic' mc .Lind ll .vmilf for those who lzufr, Unclecicled I 79 I 3.-19 Tao' JW-L -93 CAMBRIDGE I'lIGI'l 8: LATIN SCI-IDDI. METROS, ZOVFSA VVINDY Zor: l 69 Prospect Street Longfellow Au Ihlllfllill elf who ncfwr grows Ivlzm ,-llwoys up fo sozzwllzing wmv. Vllilfrecl Academy MICHALSKA, CLARA MARGARET ' ' SNVIFTY CLAY 351 Main Street Agassiz CfflI'tll.Y .vmilr and sweet disf1o.vitior1 1 lfVilI help lzvr Izold flu' most trying posifmn Vllilfrecl Academy MIKALLKAWECH, ANNA DIQLORES MITClIEI.I. ANNA 60 Stanilish Street Russell .-11111 is firzv, fun and a good lookcr, .-Ilso shalt smart uno' n good vook-cr. Umleciderl MILLER, ELEANOR Eu-2 Z6 VVl1ittier Street Peabody Quia? and nm! and oh so xwerfi. Businef.s School MILLER, LAURENCE LAURY 52 Dana Street Longfellow Home Room Committee 1939 Baseball .Al man well kurmtn- through all the country round. Undecided 1801 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: lATIN SCHOOL Ml1-l.1iR, MEATA EUREANA lX1iaA'r-13,-x1.I.s SLI M 58 Blanche Street Webster Grznnmar Glee Club 1938-39 Bztsketbzxll Team 1'011'll .form learn ln svn' ll fine .YUUIIIH Tugvllivr 'zuilh tlllllbfllifj llzvy imzlcv a fine team. Sewing School MILLER, RUTH ELIZABETH Z6 NVhittier Street Peabody School Rulli is ll girl wlmm we all know .ll girl who will ulttfayx hr found nn thc gn. Baron Secretarial MILLER, XV,-XRREN F. GLENN 227 Frztnklin Street St. Mary! Baseball 1938 Tennis Hfmme Ruoin Cnnnnittee 1938-39--lll ,IJ NP! I lIll'Z't' knmun no .rorrnfv Northeastern Ml1.1.1iY, ROSS H. 287 Huron Avenue Russell Home Rumn Umnnittee 1939 C71l'l'I'f and rvlialwlv :mlm can my uzorv. Unrlecirlecl MILLS, MARY AGNES 145 llzuniltnn Street Blessed Sacrament Urehestrzi 1938-4.2 To umkc hm' arqiminlunrc is a 11lr'a.v1n'c,' In havu' her frzvnclxliip is ti treasure. Business School i311 CAMBRIDGE l'IIl5l-I 8: LATIN SCHOOL MINKIEL, FRANCES FRAN 31 Harding Street St. Hedwigfs School G. A. A. 1939-40 Jolly, kind, lzappy-go-lucky, Alive girl? Just durky! Bryant and Stratton MISLOSKI, FRANCES TERESA FRAN FRANNIE SUGAR 112 Spring Street St. Hec1wig's Iiruuees is both elvwr' and able, Sl1e'Il get het' man und coat of sable. Fiurdett College MISSERI, CECILIA ROBERTA HONEY 35 Cogswell Avenue Ellis fx. A. A. Cerilia is fl cheerful gal Look for her if you Heed cz pal. Burdett MOFFATT, MARY MARGARET GINGER MAYME 419 Putnam Avenue Morse Grammar School G. A. A. She pretends to he a .thy little lass But you should meet het' outside of vlaxx. Business School MOODY, PAUL LAWRENCE HAWK Boonn-1 187 Faycrweather Street Russell Wlio gained no title, and who lust 110 friend Chemical Engineer-Northeastern 1821 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCI-IDOL MORRIS, ELIZABETH M. B itrry Bmm 1-15 Lake View Avenue Peabody Pres. of K. B. 1942 K. B. 1941-42 H. R. Cmutn. 1939-40-41-42 Review 1941-42 G, ,-X. A. 1039-40-41-42 Year Book Staff Glec Club 19-11-42 Hiking Tennis .S'lw',r full nf zfarivly lx'n.nw not Slzfiety. Iiaclcliife MORRIS, VVAI.'l'IiR FRANCIS 13 Elmer Street St. Paulls .-lx t'I!'t'1HIl.S'flIllt'U.Y alter May sut'vvs.r nvzffr falter. MORSIC, BETTY Bm 57 Fairmunt Street Fletcher Grammar G. A. A. Shy yvf fvrvtly gnnflv and kind, llvr lzclplvizwss will Irv easy to find. MOSES, LOIS Lo 23 Magazine Street Morse G. A. A. .Sl1Il .Y In br' KI nurse flzvy .ray- lVlmt KI Ivrvalr for ilu' f7tll1'l'l1f.f fha! noun' lzvr way. Nurse in New Englznul Baptist Hospital MOST, MURIICI. IYIICKI-JY MIMMH-2 71 lilm Street Frank V. Thompson lil' law Jlluriel, and always shall .S'lu .r bvmz .mvlz frm and a 'ZC'071dL'l'f1Il pal. Nursing I 33 I M WW 4l,fQ, ,J- CAMBRIDGE l'lll5I'l Sf lATIN SCI-IDDI. MOTTOLA, ANNA MARY ANN l 7 Marcella Street 1 Kelley School .-lnotlzvr girl wlmsc motto is .S'ile1Lre is golden. Cliundler School MOTTOLA, CARMELA MARY MILLX' 7 Marcella Street Kelley Draxnatics Always quiet and rvserved Her Mmrlcs are always well dvsvrwzl. MOYNAHAN, JULIAN LANE LE1-wry QUIZ Km 212 Walden Street Peabody Editor of Year Book Assistant Editor of Review Home Room Committee 1939-40-41 Football 1939-40 He was thc mildcst 1llllHiHL'l'Ud man That ever srutiled ship or rut cz throul. Harvard University MOYNIHAN, DENNIS JAMES DUKE 17 Athens Street St. Pau1's Football 1938-39-40 fl zlejlvndalrlc chap with a clzaractvr ruff. Milton Academy MULLER, GRACE L. 97 Brookline Street Webster Grammar School She rscapcs the teachers gearing looks, Berausa she is a wi: with har books. Burdett College it Htfs a. regular fellow 'EC,'l10'S perfectly square CAMBRIDGE I'lI6I'l MURPHY, EDNA linnnz 17 Crcfglitnn Strcct lfllis G. A. A. .sillf ix Wvry qwivf and juxl tht' kind Tlml 'uv' will iL1I'ZUllj'A' kvvff fu mimf. Nursing MURPHY, ELIZABETH LOUISE Br:'r'rY 2 Chctwynd Road St. Petcr's Parochial G. A. A. 1939 Hnlnc Ronin Connnittec Nut hm l11lll'f,' fmt ton loudq 'l'lzv kind ynnfd fvivk out in u crowd. Bryant Sz Strattwn MYLONOPOULOS, CHARLES GEORGE CHUK 541 Putnam Avcnuc Morse lrlxidf 5611001 llzix rlmjv SFFVIIS quirt lin! u1ll.x'1'z1't' llrry my tha! hr is u riot. lit-utley Accuunting School NAUFFTS, BARBARA ANN Bmnn' 172 Cushing Street Russell Grammar G. A. A. 1939--10-41-42 K, B. 1942 Review Stall' 19-l-l-4.2 junliur Class Secretary H. R. Conun. 19-ll-42 Class Secretary .fl flziny nf lwvunly is ll jny f0I'4 i'l'I' Secretarial VVork NAZZARO, SUSAN MARY Sun 49 Stearns Strcct Pcalmdy ,l,Tx'1I,l'.Y lnlfvjvy, tll'Zk'UJ'.Y yay, 'l'lH'ullg1lm11l ull lln' lflwlnlzy rl'u,V. Pnst lirzuluatc 1351 8: LATIN SCI-IOOI. 4 .W J, , JW? 1 SNA CAMBRIDGE l'1l6l'I 8: LATIN SCI-IDDI. NEALE, RICHARD ERNEST DICK 32 Tremont Street Longfellow Track 1938-39 A friend, you bet, Ona will uevef' forget. Boxer NERI, ARMAND 13 NVaslaington Street Roberts School Hold the forty I am coming. M. I. T. or U. S. Air Force NOVAK, HELEN CATHERINE Buren 21 Jefferson Street Immaculate Conception Glee Club Alwafys good matured, very sweet Helenlv the girl yoifd like to meet. Bryant and Stratton NOWOSIELSKA, HELEN HANK 765 Cambridge Street St. Hedwig's G. A. A. Helen is a winsonm lass Om' of the nicest in our class. Business School NUGENT, JEAN MARIE 143 Magazine Street Blessed Sacrament Home Room Committee 1940-41 G. A. A. 1939-40-41 Swimming 1939 Review Agent 1940 Pretty, sweet, dem-ure and true, loan will be s11ccessf1,4l too. Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School f 35 I CAMBDIDGE HIGH CYBRIEN, FRANCES J. FRANNY 12 Arnold Circle St. Mary's Frf1m'v.r tht' lrapfvy, l'lI'l1l1l'l'S flu' gay S'hv'll lzvlfw you fo laugh your ll'0lllJll'X crzwiy. Omee work O'DUNNELl., BETTY ELINOR H ic'r'r I-1 337 Putnam Avenue Vlfelmster Grammar School G. A. A. 1939 Pres. of Home Ronin 1939-40-41 Ring Committee 1942 Nut as quivl fix shr .w'vn1.v to Irv For 1?1'tty'.v full of T, N. T. Medical Secretary O'HAR.-X, RUTH VVINIFRIED Room 1075 Mass. Avenue Peabody G. A. A. 1939-40-41 Cheer Leader 1941 Hiking Clulm 1940 fIlzx'uy.r gnnfl-naIurr'4l, wry .mfwt Knoll' is a girl ynu'd like lv nlfvl. Butler University, lnclizma KYLEARY, THERESA MARION TERRY TETA 3 .ASlllJl1 rton Place Fletcher llrr nmlulinn ix to make other girls as lfrvily ax slzc ix. Beauty Culture Aczirlemy OLIVICIRA, HILDA OI.IY'PZ 24 Seekle Street W'ellington Grammar G. A. A. .llllwugll XUIII1' lll07'lf'.Y uri' .Yflljtllllllltll fllauy you ll jmd edzzifalzwlal. Uncleeirlcrl WU K lATIN SCHDOL ' I CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDDI. G. A. A. No une has as muclz fun as May. Who makes merry all the day. Chandler Secretarial School OPPEDISANO, MARY 214 Brookline Street Blessed Sacrament School She has a manner sweet and pert And y0u'll find her always alert. Business School ORDESKY, PEARL GEM PEARL!!-3 66 Elm Street Fletcher G. A. A. 1939-40 Hopkins Latin Prize 1939 Simmons B. K. PORKY 2280 Massachusetts Avenue ' St. John's Parochial President of Senior Class President of junior Class Editor-in-chief of Review Track 1939-40 Baseball 1939 One man in his time plays many Harvard University 1831 CYLOUGHLIN, FRANCIS JOSEPH FRANKIE 49 Wiirslow Street Peabody Baseball Basketball Football Hockey Steady and fart in every game Yet here is a lmy who has never souylzt fame Northeastern CYNEIL, MARY KATHERINE MAY 118 Lexington Avenue St. Peter's O'ROURKE, PAUL FRANCIS parts CAMBDIDGE HIE OSTERBERG, RUTH ELIZABETH Rohm: OPIE 36 Sherman Street l'l 8: LATIN SCHDDI. Lincoln Jr. High School, Portland, Me. G. A, A. 1940-41 Orchestra 1940 liocx and elzcnzivs xlu' has mmf lflflilll lim' Xllllilt' fully frimzlla' slim' has -zum: Business School PAHIGIAN, AGNES AGKEIE 103 llllllilll Street VVellington llvr fl'll'lICltY fm' mort' flum umxt of HX g ness, C011 Sonic day slze'll know .f1n'rc'.v.v and lzzlppiizusx. Boston University PALARO, FRANCES FRAN 45 Lawn Street Haggerty G1'2ill1ll12tf School G. A. A. 1939 SVV1111Illll1g Baskethzlll lfrurz is ll frm' frlmlrl as well rm a fvnl, All llw lmyx Azcnmlrl likr her for ll gal. Business School PANZER, FRED E. T1-:rm PANNHQ 19 Muller Avenue Ellis Basketball Baseball l rm' from all fli.flm11z'.vt dccds. Or llmughl of vaazity. PAP,'Xl.liGlS, HELEN JOSEPHINE Z3 Hardwick Street Kelley School Cl. .-X. A. .-1 ready .rmilr and ll rllcurful hello lllakr' her va girl we are glad to know. Burclett College 1891 f CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHUDL PAREDES, MARION VERONICA 7 Westleyf Avenue Ellis Is she not more than painting can express? Secretarial School i 4 W PARKER, VVINNEFRED ADELAIDE XVINNIE JAM 427 Huron Avenue Russell Grammar School Home Room Committee 1941 G. A, A. 1939-40 Glee Cluh 1940-41-42 Dramatic Club 1941-42 Lovely voice eyes so blue Winnie knows just what to do. Post Grmluate PARSONS, EVELYN CARRIE LOUISE HAPPY PURTY Morse Grammar School G. A. A. 1939-40 Always quiet and n.ez'er ontspoken, I ll bet there is many a heart she has broken Northeastern K 79 Dana Street PARSONS, MARGARET JEAN PEGGY 185 Hancock Street Red Deer High School, Canada Ifaithjul and sineere is she, Not given to hilarity. Undecided PATERSON, SARAH NV. SADIE 12 Pleasant Street Webster ' She is 'very quiet, almost shy But she has a twinkle in her eye. Typist I l 90 I CAMBRIDGE HIGI-I 8: LATIN SCHOOL P,-X'I'SEl.El.lS, KATHERINE PATSY KATHY KAY 55 jay Street Hougliton l'rvHy, iutvlligvizl, shy ami' swmvf, .-I girl like Kafliwim' muff lir' bmzf. Cambridge Hospital Cahill House PAVO, LUCY THERESA LOL' 9 Eighth Street Sacred Heart School fi. A. A. 'l'ln'1'v is a lady leimzwz as Lau That nm1'iv.v zlvjinitvly 1111110111 fn. Unclecirlecl P A Y NTER, CAROLY N CAROL 58 Magazine Street Fletcher Su gmzllc -ir girl, yuu Ftllllf mirage livr, .S'liv'll br tl sm'rr'.v.v, 1t'r'r'c' willing In wugvr. Hairdresser PENA, EUGENIA MARGARITA JENNY 136 Columbia Street St. M:1ry's School A .mwt Iiftlz' girl that L Z7l'l'j'UllC lellorcxr Slirlr alzvczyx lil-rd 1u'l1rrv'zivr .vlic goes. Otlice VVork PESTANA, MANUEL IHANNIE Sl Hampshire Street Kelley nl fill 'Zt'l!l'llI!'I' fillws are good or badj Ili' ix lilmiyx lzafvpy :md iivwl' sad. Uucleeicled I 91 1 will -.Cjwupo CAMBRIDGE I-II6I'l 8: LATIN SCHDOI. PESTANA, MARY DIMPLES 81 Hampshire Street Kelley School G. A. A. Dimplvd Cliccks, lots of hair She ncfuer seems to have a care. Business School l W PETERSON, ELEANOR MARGUERITE PETE 279 Pearl Street Russell G. A. A. With a smile as bright as the sun Pete rapture.: the heart of ewryorie. P. G. Training at Mt. Auburn Hospital l PHELAN, DOROTHY EILEEN Dor 503 Franklin Street Plymouth High Plymouth High Glee Club When pain and anguish fend the Ivruw, A min-istering angel, than. Nursing PIASECKI, HENRY HAWK 10c Mt. Auburn. Street Houghton Basketball Still wafer runs deep. Colby College PIERCE, DOROTHY THELMA D0'l'TIE DOTTY 14 Clarendon Avenue Ellis Grammar Drama Committee 1942 To bc a nurse is her ambition We wzxh her luck in her positzon. Training at Boston City Hospital 1 92 I CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: PIERCEY. GLADYS Y. GLAD 27 Prince Street Webster Fair nf ff'aIn're.v, kind of heart, A friend from 'zvlmm 'wad 1m'z1r'i' part. B11 rdett PILTCH, SYLVIA ROSELYN Sri. SYLLY Pufreux' SHORTY jo 73 Dana Street Longfellow G, A. A. 1939-40-41-42 G. A. A. Exec. Comm. 1940-41-42 Baseball '39-40-41-42 Basketball '40-42 Tennis Review Stal? H. R. Comm. jr. Reeep'n Comm. Senior Reception Comm. Review Agent 1942 Cheer Lender In all atlzlvlicr Pilh'l1y ix a xlar, lVf' all kll-UTC' tliaf .she will 110 far. Sargent College of Physical Education. PINICNSKY, ISRAEL Pi-:NNIQR SUNNY 259 VVindsor Street Fletcher Debating 1938-39 Basketball 1938-39 Track 1938-42 He may .room loud wlivn in .rrliaol all day, Bn! out of srlzonl yan'll find him gay. VVork PISTUN, LEONA FLORENCE Lo BLONDIIC 165 Uplzmml Road Norwood junior High School Glee Clull Tenn-is Team 1940-41-42 G. A. A. 1940-41-42 Cheer Leader 1940-41 .qllldilllftf and lllUI'l':l', nmdvst and lrur, IVlm reanfs a lvvlfri' friend than yan? Undeeided PORTENTOSO, CONCETTA AGNES CONNH-1 144 Ilolworthy Street Sacred Heart School, Watertown G. A. A. Shi' is qnicf, .vile ix kind .'1ltn'ay.s' 10 In' kvfvl in mind. Bmincss School f93l lATlN SCHDDL Gm fit CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCI-IDDI. POVVERS, RUTH ELIZABETH RUTHY 25 Athens Street St. Paul's School Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 1942 Home Room President 1940 In Iimtxr of distress .rlze'Il keep fl cool hcnd, Effdvrley and kindness she always will shed. Bnrdett PREBENSEN, ETHEL. MARIE PREBBIE Sis 12 Magnolia Avenue St. John's Grammar G. A. A. 1939-40 Home Room Committee 1939 Nirc rlnrhvs, curly hair Sim ix outstafuling rulywlterv. Business School l . PREBENSEN, JOSEPHINE LAURETTA jo PREBME jo-Jo Sis 21 Carver Street Agassiz School G. A. A. 1939-40 Secretary Home Room 1940 Much mirth and no sadness All good and no badnvss Nursing-Lawrence Memorial Hospital i PRENCIPE, MICHELINA ADELINE ' MICICEY LENA 871 Cambridge Street Thorndike Home Room Vice-Chairman 1941 Home Room Chairman 1942 G. A. A. A mind as Itorwst, straight and fine As is her heart, the Iwo combmc. Business School PRICE, HANNAH ELIZABETH BETTY 31 Fairmont Street Webster G. A. A. Sha is sfrony, fine, and dependablej Her work is nlztftzys commendable. Post Graduate 1 94 l CAMBDIDGE I-IIGI-I PYNN, EVIELYN MAY Ever 19 Vlforcester Street Fletcher .S'l'Ul't'll you lung, and SCUITII you far, Hn' friendly nature has no par. Nursing QUEENE, ARDISS ARLENIZ Qual-:NIE 9 Eustis Street Puncharml High School, Andover lfull of fun, pretty and .vzvvct .A1rfl1'.v.r is Ilia girl to uzvvt. Nurxing QUINN, ICLEANUR CLAIRE Almslr: QUIN N115 ELE 115 Aberdeen Avenue Russell li. A. A. 1939-40-41 Tnmlwling Team 1939 Treasurer of Home Room 1942 H'iIl1 thy clear kcvu joyanfc Laugzmr 111111101 bv. Leslie KlI1flUfg'Hl'lCll School RADZUIKYNAS, MARY AGNES Rims Sis 121 VVelrster Avenue Immaculate Conception Ci. A. A. 1939 If .Y1ilGll4'l' ix golden as tha' prozferlr stator Sin' lll'llSf' l10f ft'1H' about her fate. Uncleeiclecl RAKAUSKAS, ANNE SUSAN NE A N N li SARPIE 15 Hunting Street VVellington Grannnur School G. A. A. 1939-40 Tall, blond, and fair Young men, beware! Leslie School Teaching 1 95 I WWW WW Mi W M1 LW: CAMIBIQIDGE men sl LATIN sCHooL RANIERI, LYDIA J. 109 Henry Street Morse G. A. A. Always on the sunny side, Hero is Alice, she is our pride. Business School RAVANIS, PETER JAMES PETE 897 Main Street Roberts A helping lmnd to all l1z ll lend, Luvky the one who falls him friend. Undecided READ, JAMES H. JIM 3 Florence Street Morse Home Room Committee 1940 A 11'1atIzc'n1ativizm, ri musiriaui, or perhaps a scientist he may rhoose, VVhiclw7Jer it is he fwzicr can lnose. l Northeastern I to READY, ROSE AGNES MIIDGE PEANU'rs 73 Allston Street Blessed Sacrament School Sincere and studious, fair and square A fypv, in- fad, fhafs 'zfcry rare. Business School REARDON, DOROTHY RITA Dor Dorruz 109 Antrim Street Longfellow Treasurer of Senior Class Glee Club 'l939 Good Citizenship Award Home Room Chairman 1942 Junior Reception Committee Dasrk and cute and full of fun .She will make a mee wife for somf 1ll0fl187',5 son. Forsythe Dental School l 96 I CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDOI. REDHOUSE, BARBARA LORRAINE Bmzs 38 Orchard Street Webster N01 a flvwrr, not a pearl, lust a liltle American girl. Secretarial work REID, DORIS N. DOT 222 Franklin Street Webster Grammar School In C. H. L. S. .the was popular, In the 'world she will be a leader. Undecided REYNOLDS, EILEEN A. I TRUIJY l08 Spring Street St. Jolm's G. A. A. 1941-42 Home Room Committee 1940 Hiking Swimming ll'I'isi'l1ivf sfuzrlclm in hm' eyes, A Watch out! Shrfll take you by surprise. Nursing RICHARDS, EDNA 30 Holworthy Place Haggerty Hur wire tus ever soft gentle u ' ' if , , V, nd I An excellerzt flung in a woman. RICHARDS, RITA LUCY 30 Holworthy Place Haggerty She is quiet, likes to work Newer' a duty did she slnrk. Ow 1971 Q25 Ziqkbg -elif? CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDOL RICHARDSON, HELEN RICHIE 467 Mt. Auburn Street Belmont junior High Riclziu ix a girl who is sweet and dcmicrc Of many friends :lm will alwayr be sure. Secretarial piositioin RIDEOUT, CLARA E. SK1m-v 2l2 Brookline Street W!1l1JOlC High School A winning way. a pleasant smilr. Nursing RILEY, GERALDINE LORETTA JERRY 217 Elm Street Fletcher G. A. A. 1939-40-41-42 H. R. Chinn. l940-41 Basketball Varsity l94IJ-41442 Basketball l939-40-41-42 Softball 1940-41-42 That .vlze'.v an allilvtv no 0114? rant deny, And an lzvr fidelity we ran rely. Sargent School RILEY, MARY TERESA 42 Kirkland Street VValter Parker Junior lligh, Reading Har vain' was ever soft, gentle, -and law Lowell Teachers College ROCHATKA, SONJA ANNA PAT SUNNY l13 Winter Street St. Hedwiffs lfVl1afc'z'e1' she did, she did with vase, 'Twas llatural for her fo please. l 1931 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: lATlN SCHOOL ROLTHIE, VIDA LOUISE 357 Harvard Street St. Pz1ul's Only CL .rzvrwl mul virtuous soul, Lzkv .vrasmwql fzmbvr, 11f'1'rr ymxv. Umleciulcfl RUIJRIGUES, ANTHONY .XUGUST TONY Ron 57 Hurley Street Putnam School junior Rotariztn 'INIIHAV flu, Yl'j'I71'.fl ix quilt' ll gent Uv is 1'Ull11llUILlj' known as lhc HfUl't'1j1H agent. HllSlllt'55 School NVurk RONCHl'I'I'Tl, CHARLES LfllAxu.llc O5 Cedar Street lillis HU' lmfw llix fnlurt' 'zvill lm ltriglll .flnrl Ilml ht' will risr In flu' gfrvcllest hrlglrf. Mztrlmim- Schmml RUSA, MARY SARA l SUZIE CURLY llll Pearl Street VVehster Hmm- Ronin Secretary 1939-40 .S'l1v's l1l 'Z'l'l' srljislz and m'1'vr fain Clllllllllllillfl lrvaufy and tl good brain. BllNlllCS5 SCL-mol ROSCIU, ALICE Ross Ar, 14 High Street Haggerty School fi. A. A. l.nl.v nf t'lwll1r'.v, Imulx nf fmt Xllifv is ll joy In t L'f'l'yUl1L'. lillittt Fisher Machine School 1' 99 I www V Al CAMBRIDGE HIGI-I 8: LATIN SCHDOI. EDWIN ROSENBERG, MAURICE MURRAY 11 Fayette Street Longfellow Business Manager 1940-41-42 Football 1939 Track 1938 W'1'tI1 ncvcr an idle mlmncntl, llfIlll'l'llj' gully sauntcrs on. Bentley School of Accounting ROSENFIELD, AARON ARKY Rosv 28 Howard Street Houghton Track 1942 Baseball 1941 Judging from his host of friends Delight and cheer his fwrvsmzcc lends. Undecided ROSENFIELD, WILLIAM EDWARD BILL WOBBLES Z8 Howard Street Houghton Grammar School Bfxseliall 1942 Lang afud lfmley, tall and thin, F1111 by the bushels, stored within. Undecided ROSOLIK, ELSIE PENNY 1 Union Street Wellington l Business School ROULSTON, ROBERT ALBERT 395 Huron Avenue Russell .-1 good fellow pleasant and proud Pnfwzrlur and welrome in wcry crowd. Army 1 100 1 If it's dark or ifs light, in Jltllilllllf or rain, Her grand disfmsifion she'll always maintain. CAMBRIDGE I-IIGI-I 8: LATIN SCHIDOL RUBBICCO, PETER ANTHONY BUCKO 63 Griswold Street Russell Glee Club lfurkn Lv filvasant, hu! nfwr f7I'f7llfl. llc'.v popular and zwelroma in vwry crufvcl. Northeastern RUBIN, ARTHUR I. ,ARTIE 38 Bzllclwin Street Roberts Arthur in school has worked 'wry lmrd, flnd we knrm' his szzrumv will zivvzw' he marred. M2lSS3.CllllSC1tS College of Pharmacy RUSSELL, MARY GERTRUDIE 196 I.a.rc11 Road Russell K. B. G. A. A. Home Room Committee 1940-41-42 Marylv prclty, 11Iary's sweet, Sliflv Ihr' girl you all should vnvvl. Sweet Briar RYAN, MARIE VIRGINIA MIKE 15 Fayette Street Lungfellnw Home Room Committee 1939-40-41-42 G. A. A. IVith hcuuty so fair and nzruzrzvr so firm. Likv u hright slar .fha alwayx will sllizw. RYAN, MARY H. 26 York Street Kelley Grammar School Ilvr mirth and clwerfizlmxvs the 'world rm11u-ies. l 11011 QQ J Juv? R Xe CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDDI. RYAN, PAUL JOHN 101 Antrim Street Longfellow Baseball 1939 Happy is hr, rarcfrev, and gay, He enjoys life in a uzcrry way. Harvard RYDER, ELSIE MAY 282 VVindsior Street Roberts A studinns girl wlivsv plcasurc is working Shel' serious mzrzdrd,' her slmliex mfer slzlrleifig, Training in Mt. Auburn Hospital SACCO, VERONICA JOSEPHINE RONNIE 21 Ericsson Street Haggerty Grammar School G. A. A. 1940 Cheer Leader 1940 Treasurer of H. R. Committee l939 Surely flu' foam ought fa lwzfc won, lV1'tl1 Romziv flieru rlzfcring them on. Business School SAHAGIAN, ELIZABETH BETTY 75 River Street Webster 11. A. A. Belly is 0, friendly gal: Tlzr kind we frcu.v1u'e au' ri pal. Business School NICKIE 42 Gore Street St. Francis Very sfzadin-us, quiet, we sary e Sims a girl with a 'very mc way. VVil1'1'ed Academy 1 102 1 SAl.l PANTE, ELIZABETH ANTOINETTE CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDUL S.-XNIJICRSON, A1.15lfR'l' NIANUS SANDY 114 lilm Street Fletcher l am :ml in Ilzc rolv of FUIIIIIIOII mm. Ilzlrvzlrrl S.-XPQXRNIS, ALBINA 1.0l.'ISlE 1'11.0NIl1E 179 .Xppletuu Street Russell .I jim' glrl xlzv, l'1'z ll ull zlgrfv. Hurrlett S.-XRG1fN'1', Hll-lJA 1l.lfAN.X HIL . 52 XV:1verly Street Roberts l'1 vlly vynv and fl zvurnz xmilf lmx llil, ll'l11'u .l'!!4'l.V gfmlv will think of lzvr xlill. lhxsiness Sclwnl S.-XY.-XGE, RUTH Rl 1'Hl1i 25 Llestnut Street Nurse HM' ways arf llmsv nf fvlmzsazzfrzrxx find ull lm' pulhx arf' 1n'11c'v. Burflett M1 SAWYICR, DOROTHY MARY Dm' 0 Laurel Street X'Velvster Grzxmmur 'l'1'11r lu fwwk, lI'1l'P to play, .tllztu-vs fwlmxulzl, a1u'c1y.s gay. Secretary 11031 M Www CAMBRIDGE HIGH 81 LATIN SCHDDI. SCANLAN, LOUIS RICHARD SAN DICK 9 Florence Street Blessed Sacrament School Basketball Track His w'0w11 of quilt H1des II 7111116 of 111i1'tl1. Advertising-Boston University SCANNELL, VVILLIAM JOSEPH BILL 192 Larch Road Rindge Air Raid Defense Member Alfhoizgh hr' 11r11cr has Hlltfll to .my M7576 sun' 111 thix 'zu01'ld, Bill will make his way. SCHIFFER, EVA 76 Oxford Street High School in Holland G. A. A. 1941-42 Literary Staff of Review 1942 To .vlflwr 10 scvk, fu find. mid nm' to yield. Miasszlchusetts State l SCIIMIZ, MARGARET ROSE TINKIE 10 Newtowne Court St. Mary's lfViil1 her .vmilr X110 is a lass Hussiness College SCHNEIDER, KATHERINE CLARA KATE KI1'rY 335 Pearl Street Morse G. A. A. 1939-40-41-42 G. A. A. Singles and Doubles Tennis Glee Club High above 115 rests hw' scroll, Upmz. flu' 111y.vte1'i011s Honor Rull. Teams Business School 1104! Mfho, wlzcrwcr slzc gum, will filwas pass. CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHIQLZ, IEDNA llvctllriss 7 Newport Road Longfellow l'll .vfwuk in 41 umzntlruzzx litilu 'vain' Cfwllcgc--Unclccirlccl SC'HUI.TZ, MARY RUTH R UT ll 1 i-1 53 M'lg2lZlllC Street Ellis lI'l1ul czw'y 1'lil'fllL', vwry grace! Ballcfwrcl Aczulcnly SIERON, ROSE MARSHA ll7 VVCll5tCl' Avenue Kcllcy .Al daiuly miss will: tlCll'I'l' brain lx .vnfli as liz' fvlm ruff will gain. fl11lll'5.fC SHAGALIAN, FLORENCE Fw 408 Columbia Street XVcllington G. A. A. Glam' Club lilflrvmv ix rrlmzyx t'1l1'L'l'f1l'1 and girly u fm lr un Iiwn wht' ' 11 lc rf ex luv' way. UllClCClllL'll SHANNON, MARIE CATHERINE Sis 230 Allston Street ' Blessed Sacrament School Debate Cluh Tull, dark vyvx of yrvvu Slit' zzlnwrys lmx ll look serene. Higgins Commercial Machine School f 105 1 8: lATIN SCHUDL l CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: l.A'l'lN SCHDOL SHEA, ARTHUR ART 81 Highland Avenue St. Marys Parochial School Home Room Committee Football Track Baseball Varsity Club .4111 athlete bald, so Ibm' bam fold, find faslrionvd in a jqI'.Yf-t'It!J.Y mold. i , Seton Hull SHEEHAN, ,lOHN JOSEPH, JR., JACK 58 Trowbridge Street Longfellow Grammar School Football 1940-41 Hockey 1941 Home Room Committee .-llways in force as a guard may he stand, In fonlball, in life, -with II firm hvad and 11-and. f 4 ' 1 Boston College SICO. JENNIE JANE 66 VVinter Street Putnam G. A. A. Quiet, gvnflc, and dnmurc, That you like har 1 am sum, Undecided SILVA, MARY BRENDA MERRY 385 Windsor Street St. Mary's Grammar llflary is almvxt the smallest in the vlaxx: Bill sin' ix a Cl1llY1711H!l Iffllc lass. Business School SKEERS, FRANCES PATRICIA BU1-CH 13 Lincoln Street Wellington G. ,X. A. 1939-40 W'c delight in watflzing her. Secretarial Work 11061 CAMBRIDGE I'lIl5I-1 8: LATIN SCHDOI. SM ILGIS, .-XLPHONSE .XL 286 W'inrlQor Street Immaculate Conception fl propel' num as one shall Jvc in a sun1nwr',v day. Ulldecided SMITH, BICVERLY JACKSON Brlvnc 8 Van Norden Street Ellis G. A. A. 1939-41 Glec Club 1941-42 .-I pal in need ls a pal indeed. Virginia State College SMITH, CHARLES RICHARD SM ITIIY 764 Cambridge Street Longfellow Track 1939--10 lllvn of fvru' 74'ol':l.v arf the bex! of lI1t'll ,loin the Navy SMITH, EDGAR Rem' 70 VValdeu Street Medford High School Track 1939-40--ll-42 .-l quid lad we think we svr' Hut oh, lmzu li1'c'ly 110 van, IW. VVork 1 SMITH, VVILLIAM JOSEPH ' BILL SMITTY 61 Aberdeen Avenue Sacred Heart. VVatertown Treasurer Durrell Debating Club 19-ll-42 Member Drama Committee 1941-42 Member Dramatic Club 1940-42 Home Room Committee 1938-40 Then he will talk-Good Gods how lic will talk. Harvard 11071 CAMBRIDGE I-lII5I'l 8: LATIN SCHODI. SMYTH, HANNAH MARGARET 17 Lawrence Street Vtlebster G. A. A. 1939-40 Ewen' Xllllillllitj, vifer gay, lVitI1 the lmys, 5110 lms lzer way. W Burdett l SORIS, PHILIP JOHN Z2 Columbia Street Roberts A little misfhief now and then, Is rclixlicd by the wisest men. Undecided SOUZA, ALICE EVELYN Ai. SUE 400 Columbia Street Wellillgtoil Home Room Committee 1938-40 G. A. A. 1938-40 Slzelr tall and prolly: sl1v'.v .rnzzzrt and gayg .S'he'.v always zztfl't1vtz'w at fvorle or nl play. Business School SPADARO, JOHN ANTHONY 71 Standish Street Russell Selioiol 1Ic'.r a kid will: the will to do Notlzing he tackles swim lo lie new. Accountant SPADARO, JOHN GUY 71 Standish Street Russell A modest lmy, llze indelible fest of gr'ealnes.r. Undecided l 11081 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL SPA-XVOLD, ELEANOR DOROTHY Rau 113 Harvard Street Medway Junior High G. A, A. Home RHUIII Committee lilcuuur llororlzy .S'pa'zf0ld ix lzvr name, Smnv day you will .ree it in flzc Hall of Fame. Undecided STACEY, MARY 337 Allston Street Blessed Sucrzuneut School .S'ile'vr is Gvldcn mul su is ll-Iary'x lmir. Business School STANLEY, VIVIAN EDITH SMILI-ix' 20 De Wolfe Street Houghton l'i'z'ian ix u quivl and .Yl1ldl'lIll.S' girl, ll lm is .S'1ll'I' to gn fm' 111 flzix world, Undeei ded STANTON, DOROTHY Doi' 84 jackson Street Ellis G. A. A. 1939 ,fl f7l1 llSlI7Il fare, a Pleasant! z'o1't'r, ll h0 ruuld Imrlcr' u lmtlw' flmire. Burdett STEADMAN, KATHLEEN 97 Putnam Avenue Blessed Sacrament It is tranquil ffcuplf' who acrompl-ish much. 11091 7 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: lATlN SCHOOL STEARNS, PRUDENCE A REY PRUDY Pram: 28 Blake Street Peabody G. A. A. 1939-40 She's mlm and poised and cool Al leaxt when she'.v in svliool. Jackson College STOCK, HARRIET BUNNY 1654 Massachusetts Avenue Agassiz G. A. A. 1939-40 Like u queen's her happy tread . And l'kr a 1111001175 lzer golden head. Katherine Gibbs School Uournalismj STOKER, MARY ANNE MARY 5 Perry Street Nllebster Grammar G. A. A. Home Room Committee Slzeiv not as quiei as slut seems For Heath her eyelids' H1lSfh'lPf glealnx. 1 Undecided STOKES, GENEVIEVE ELIZABETH JEANNIE JEAN 73 Pemberton Street Ellis Gentle, Denmre, ne'z1er bold A lzelping hand, a heart of gold. Leslie Kindergarten School STOKES, JOHN FRANCIS 83 Grozier Road Russell Football Debate Club 1940-41-42 Dramatic Club 1940-41-42 Executive Committee of Dramatic Club '41-42 All the w0rld's a stage. l Boston College 11101 CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: STONE. BARBARA LOUISE Biuiss 11 Holden Street Peabody lfurlwara is fruity, lfarlniru is szwvf Slzf llllllkfx all lmyx fall al hcl' feat. Undecided SULLIVAN, ANNE FRANCES ANDY 19 Mt. Auburn Street St. Paul's School Home Room Chairman 1939-42 Vice-Chairman 1941 G. A. A. 1939-40 Hiking 1941 Dramatic Club 1941 Bicycle Club 1941 Andy is an atlrurfizfe sensation, When .rl1z s in Iliv midst of a dflIllllIllSllflUlI, Bryant S Stratton Business College SULLIVAN, ELIZABIQTH ANN B ETT Y BET 1 Trowbridge Place Longfellow G. A. A. '39-40-42 Pres. Dramatic Club '40--11 Caroline Close Prize '39 Sec. Art Club '40-41 Dramatic Club '40-41 Sec, Home Room '40-41 Swimming Teain 1942 Go 1u'lm'r glory azmiils tim: Massachusetts Sebool of Art SULLIVAN, FRANCIS SIMON Sv r Sum. 13 Hunting Street To you zc'e'll give fl1,i.v little flue, Wcltrlz out for Hull at llcirwrcl V. Harvard University SULLIVAN, GEO RGIC SIJLLV VVIMPY 43 Stearns Street Peabody Baseball 1940-42 Football 1941 Home Room Committee 1942 You never ree Sullyfr face without a grin, Ilv'll spread laughter where he goex, as hr did where he has liven. Columbia f 111 I lATIN SCHDOI. 4? fl CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL SULLIVAN, MARY ELIZABETH 1524 Cambridge Street Sacred Heart Blue are her eyes as the fairy flax Her eh-eel-'s like the dawn of clay. SULLIVAN, MARY ELLEN MIM! 23 Willa1'd Street Russell K. B. 1941-42 Math Prize 1942 Swimming Team 1940-41 G. A. A. 1939-40-41-42 Since she's a girl who knows her' math It's natural that slze shonlal follow that Path. M. I. T. SULLIVAN, MARY FRANCES 31 Bird Street Sacred Heart G. A, A. fllary lvears sunslzine in lzer heart as in lzer hair. Telephone Operator SULLIVAN, VVILLIAM JAMES BILL SULLY 117 Lexington Avenue Russell Durrell Debate 1941-42 Pres. of Debate Club '41 Senior Drama '42 Liberty Prize Speaking Contest 1941 State and New England Drama Festival 1941 llflzen it comes time for clever acting Wvllll Hill in school we're never lacking. Boston College SURVILAS. RUTH ANNA STRETCH RUTHIE 11 Marie Avenue Longfellow G. A. A. 1939-40-41-42 Basketball 1940-41 Baseball Manager 1940 Swimming 1940 In athleties she does excel An-rl we all fhink that she is swell. Radcliffe 1 112 1 emmlsnlnef men sg LATIN scnool SWIDIZSK A, 1.11,L1.fXN PICKLI-ZS 305 Hurley Strcct St. Hcc1wig's G. A. A. Baskctliall Liki' Ilzc drop of rainfall llmf trirklvs Su ix the ffmtslvfvs nf mm' l'icklc.v. l'1usincSs School SZAT.-XVVSKI, GENEVIIQVIC HIQLIEN JANli'I' -lANNlL'1-1 Ziumlrt 95 Otis Street St. Hcclwig's Sci:retary-'Treasurer llomc Rrvom 1940 Secretary Home Ronin 1942 .Al friendly fvvling .YL'I'Hl.Y fu gjl'0'w, Nu mallm' 'zvln'rc shi' stnfu' or gum. Hnrrlclt T.Xl3HR, NORMA MARY NORM ZZ l.cunarcl Avenue H. VV. Longfellow ,'1 .rmilc ful' all, a grm'l1'ug glad .-I fl'lt'7lll'Jj', 1llt'1'7'j' way .rlw has. Nurse TAIIMIZIAN, ISABEL VV. WINNH-1 151 Clark Strcct Morse K. Il. 1941-42 G. A. A. 1938-39-41-42 Swimming Glec Club S'tudl0u.i' lvl mv sil. Mass. General Hospital TEDESCHI, GLADYS MARIE MARIE 26 Alpine Street St, Pctcr's G. A. A. I'Vl1cn in tl lmxpilal slzv is working .Swzvcvtnrxs and kimlmmv will be lurking. Nursing School 1 113 1 Q7 1 .ffyi ml Ngo It Ma P 1 W CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCI-IDDI. THEODORE, LOUIS TED 22 Hancock Street Longfellow Grammar School Home Room Chairman of 1939 Ted is quiet, Tod is shy, A plum in this 'world he will uzake bye and bye. Harvard TIBBETS, ANNE FLORENCE TIBBY ANDY 15 Tremont Street Longfellow Home Room Committee 1940 G. A. A. 1939 Wixixier Herald Spelling Contest 1940 .4I'frarfi'm' and guy 'ir this pretty young maid .'1l'ZUfIj'.S fine and '1tf77'lyl1l,' of nothing afraid. Burdett Business College TILLEY, CORRINE LOUISE WEENIE 149 Putnam Avenue Webster ,lllllfll 1l1irtl1 and no sadness :Ill good and no bmldness. Undecided TIRICO, ANGELINA MARIA ANGIE 86 Webster Avenue Kelley G. A. A. S0 gentle I1 girl you 1'an't UMVHQI' her Shc'll lm a sucress wire wzllmg to wager. Undecided TODD, ADELAIDE GERTRUDE ADELE 52 Magee Street Houghton As cirf1m1.rmnces alter May success never falter. New England Conservatory of Music 11141 CAMIBDIDISE HIGH 84 LATIN SCI-IOUI. TOSCANO, ALBERT TUSKY 45 Cushing Court Haggerty Grammar Hoekey 1941-42 Football 1941 Baseball 1939-40-41 Captain 194.2 Home Room Committee 1941-42 If you want lu sec a lzuslcy, Loml' at 'I'u.vk3', Columbia I 'l' RAYNK JR, MARGARET 151 Dudley Street St, john's High A 'very faillzfwl worl.-er she, lVe're .mee lzer life u sucress 'will be. TRAYNOR, NORMAN J. NORM 356 NVestcrn Avenue Houghton Grammar School liznsketlmll 1941 llaselmll 1942 Home Room Committee 1940 ,-I youll: of quiet ways. Uncleeicled TYNIES, BARBARA ANNE BOBBY BARR Bon 45 Pleasant Street Peabody School Home Room Committee 1942 Review Agent 1942 lfVe like you B-orb, indeed we do Yum' ewmies will be .vmrre mul few. Virginia State College VALIENTIE, DOMEN ICA DONNA MIM! Z0 Grant Street Kelley G. A. A. 1939-40 lnrzfuble, capable, honest and true, Donna is my friend and yours too. Nursing School 1 115 I CAMBRIDGE HIGH 11 8: LATIN SCHOOL VARRASSE, JoHN FRANCIS DUKE 6 Eighth Street Thorndike .4 noble uziml, thc best rmztvntment. M. I. T. or Chemical Engineering Force VAUDO, PAULINIE ALEXANDRIA POLLY SHORTY 15 Eighth Street Thorndike That plcasiiig personality, that twinkle in her' eye, Slick short an-:rf stwvt mm' cute, and just a nzitv Iwi! shy. Business School VAUGHAN, ISABELLE MARY FR XNCES DIMPLER lzvm 22 Upton Street VVe.bster School Chorus 1941-42 lu the musifal arts shi' :would m't'rl, And we bet her dmzriug simply xwell. Hampton University VINCENT, JAMES VVILLIAM BILL 6 Arlington Street Peabody Almost all look up to him Baxhful but smiling thro thirk and thin. Trinity VVADDEN, MARY FRANCES 159 Concord Avenue Peabody G. A. A. K. B. Dramatic Club Glee Club Kindly, fair, and wise is shv. Regis 16 j CAMBRIDGE HIGH VV.-XLKER, EARL VV. JEEP Z3 Creighton Street Ellis Grammar Tlwuwglz upper un' his flights bold ring. United States Naval Air Corps XY.AX1.LlNS, BICATRICE ROSALIND BEA TRIXII-3 11 Magazine Street Webster cifllllllililf School G, .-X. A. 1939-40 lIrt'.r.v tlt'Sl'fjll,.'PlU I'L'l1HiI'l'X a, knack, .Ind Im.vim'.rs uruunvu sl1c ll not lark. Katherine Gilmlms Business School WALSH, CATllER1N1i G. KAY 42 Standish Street Russell Grammar li. .X. A. 1939-40-41 Home Room Connnittee 1941 If you fuel Iiku lmvxiug fun, Tulcc f df1l!?7'il1C and yuzfll lnzzfe sofnv. Undecided WALSI i, TH IERIESA FRANCES Sis 39 NVehster Avenue Kelley G. A. A. Laughing and gay Ilofrc she .rtays that way. Ryan School of Aeronautics VVAI,'l'l'IRS, ALICE GERTRUDE 79 Putnam Avenue Longfellow .fl bit too shy, but slzyntxrs is appealing. f117l 8: lATlN SCHODI. M14 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHODI. NVARD. CATHLEEN INA KAY 78 Brookline Street Webster .llways smiling always yay Making bright the darkest day. Burdett VVARNER, MARION SKIP 77 Huron Avenue Peabody Slzclv gentle and quietg lVt I'l'l' cauxes a Mot. Nursing WEBER, GEORGE 65 Fifth Street Sacred Heart Football Baseball Tn thine own .vclf lm true, Thou rarfst nat than lm false fu any man. St. ,lolm's Prep WHITE, MARY WILKIE WHIT11-: 60 Ellery Street St. Paul's Parochial K. B. 1942 G. A. A. Swimming Team Dramatic Club Bicycle Club ' S0 calc a way about her llfe rauld not do without her. Gezorgetown Visitation WILLSON, MIRIAM E. 63 Upland Road Jeukes jr. High, Pawtucket, R. I. A sp'irz't sliding through tranquility. North Central College 11181 CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOUI. VVTSTIEJUNAS, .-XDELA MARY A lll-LLB Di-:LL 465 Windsor Street VVcllington G. A. A. Glce Club Dell is a pretty name .-'Ind Dell. livrxvlf, is ju-.rt the same. Nursing' VVOJCIIZCHOVVSKI, MICHAEL H. MIKE 36 Berkshire Street St. Heclwig's Fly, brntlzvr fly! more high more high .' Annapolis WOODMAN, ARLINE PEARL VVOODY 82M Oxford Street Agzissiz Grammar School .-l kiua'vr friend has no man. Stenographer WOOTEN, MIRANDA MIR 56 Hayes Street john Hancock, Philadelphia Home Room Committee 1939 llfr tlmuglils .YL'l'4'lI!'lj' .rwcvt f'.ri1res.r Ifrm' furc, how drnr ihvir dwelling plow. Nursing Lincoln Hospital YAGJIAN, IRENE RENH-1 408 Coluinhia Street Wellington G. A. A. Thix dark haired girl is alu'ay.r so jollyj You may bv sure shc commits no folly. Business School 11191 SZMGI WM CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL YANKOS, DIANE PETERS SANDY 22 Hilliard Street Morse Grammar School G. A. A. 1938-42 H. R. Committee 1939-40-41-42 Ring Committee 1942 K. B. 1942 Review Staff 1942 Upon her brow is honest sweat From work well done and duties met. Boston University YANKUM, ANNA TERESA Nicxcv 209 Elm Street Immaculate Conception Dramatic Club A srhuol girl's fare, Pleasant and sweet One that you would like fo meet. Burdett College YARDE, ELIZABETH SYLVI.-X SYL 472 Green Street Roberts Chorus Slzelv 'very reserzfczl, .rho nezfer dnex fret, Slze'II surely succeed, we're wzllmg to bet. Sewing School YOUNG, LOUISE FRANCES FINI 86 Fresh Pond Parkway Russell G. A. A. K. B. Durable from the daily dust of life. N College I I 11201 Beautiful friemislzip tried by sun and wind, CAMBDIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDUI. ZACHARCHUK. OLGA O1.I,1r1 03 Huron Avenue Peabody School G. A, A. Secretary Basketball Glcc Club liznscball Tall and lunylzing, ll slndvul bright .S'l1c ll 116111 In sv! tim world tIl'ly1I1.' Kathleen Dell, Medical Secretary ZADOORIAN, SAMUEL S. l SAM M Y CAI-T. 55 Plymouth Street Wellington Grummzlr Football 1939-40-41-42 Captain 1942 Baseball '40-41-42 Varsity Club '39-40-41-42 Track 1940-41-42 Hzwkctlmll '41-42 H. R, Chzli1'n1z1n '40-41 Gin' lu mv flu' lift' I luzfc, Lvl 1110 ws! ga thy way. Seton Hall-Holy Cross ZUKAS, HELEN Z1 Jefferson Street NVcllington l'lz'u.mnl, l'L'SL'l Z'I'U', and pwzsivvc is xlzc, l'rn.vfu'rau.f and lmffpy, smuv day sl1c'lI bc. ZUKAS, MARTHA CUDDLES 61 Bristol Street Wellington School Sludioux, happy, cjffcivnf is she A vnwz'elou,.s' scrrclury she will bv. Office work 1 121 ,I CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCI-IDDI. The following pupils are also candidates for diplomas: BURKE, RUTH FRANCIS CALIANOS, THEODORE ARTHUR CAMPBELL, HARRY DICKSON CARRINGTON, BEVERLY CARTER, JAMES CLARKE, VIVIAN CORPER, ALLISON DALTRY, EVELYN CLAIRE DAVIS, AURIE DOHERTY, JOH N J. DROTTAR, CORINNE B. EDVVARDS, CHESTER LIRAY GALLI MORE, JOHN WILLIAM HELLER, GLORIA TOBY JOHNSON, MARTHA JONES, ETHEL VIOLET JOYCE, ALICE E. KENT, NOREEN FRONZ KILBASHIAN, SARKIS KITFIELD, PHYLLIS M. LAMBERT, ROBERT FREDERICK LOONEY, JAMES M. LYNCH, ORA EMMALINE LYONS, GERALD FRANCIS MALLAHAN, CHARLES EDWARD MANZO, OLGA ANNA MARCHARD, RITA MARIE MARONI, CLAUDINE MCCAULEY, GEORGE MCHUGH, JOHN MCLEAN, LILLIAN MCMANUS, CHARLES MCSWEENEY, HELEN LILLIAN MERCURIO, CONCETTA NESTOS, THOMAS NIKAS, MARY OAKLEY, BEATRICE ELLEN O'CONNELL, ELIZABETH ANN SEALY, MURIEL LOUISE SHEA, DOROTHY STATHOPOULOS, JOHN STOBING, MARY LOUISE TRAKNIS, EDMUND HELGERT VEINOT, LAURA WALCOTT, W. RUTH WITHAM, CATHERINE PATRICIA f122l RING COMMITTEE Clark. Ford, Yankws, O'D0nnell RECEPTION COMMITTEE Buckley, Doyle, Fryatt, Cahill, Piltcll 1123! 'il . l If 4'5,,' ' ' ' fllffjjflip. ' 11111116323 , , 11m11,,jffXg9 117 fu , 25 .nm ui.i.l'l l1 Z as if s S x Q N tw ,f X . 0, W X SQ Q lllg W . Wj..f:in'.5Wf11'. Q S x x S lillr r lk wltlw. qxyyxxxm X XXXXXHN N S ,x x X X X? x Wulf: ., y xl I xy i T. umug 'HX F Lg Wllmx f nh gs. fi 3 -'WI 55- 9: 5 S ,mini - Le.. Y yullll .' . ' L 1 l 3 , . V5 AN i DI I0 Q mg llfwlfi s f KX0 'I S ? ,I .1 t X I i . 'I:plr, .mill ,H T ,Anil v..,.,,,j y rt 'il 5 .ln Il' I.. '4 I V1 f I i Qi ililiw 11111100 01,57 1,4010 fubuuoa . : Z ,Ill t 'lub' Y 9 .QSX B. Sullw Illllhilllilll I I f pf lul 'Illll' llllll s. 5 I 5 - - . - ' r I - I , f 1 f ff, v 9 '11, 39 ff4 Q, lKIl'lll - X L A . .. - 'End - 35:2 - 4:4 'f ', 5 V fr, li - '7f2.'.ff. ll'l'll'lmll5 . llifm. Qfvig 0 Tl'l...J Co1x11w1r:Nt'r:ix1r3NT - 1942 Once more the voice of youth we speak, Pray God, that we may ever seek The truth. We now go, forth to brave The storm of life: a life you gave That we may do our best in serving you. The strains of martial music sound A few will hear, will leave the ground They love, to visit far-off lands That sorely need their willing hands To win the war for our democracy. We cannot all achieve great fame. Yet humble works are judged the same By you. The parting gift we pledge In leaving to pursue new knowledge In faith, and love, and trust in righteousnes. MARY ELLEN SULLIVAN 1 124 I CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL Glass ,Song A SONG AT GRADUATION Our Alma Mater glorious, the day to part is here Our years with thee abide in me With mem'1'ies ever dear. And 11ow we meet the challenge, to keep our country free, We gladly take our part in this Great good iight 'for freedom 50 guide us on our pathway To go with valiant heart To bring to. all, to give to all True liberty, democracy, the goal-for which our fathers fought. Bi-:'r'rY Moukis, '-12. f 125 I HOME ROOM COMMITTEE nor, Bushee, Edwards , ay renier, Yankos, Toscano, Sullivan, G G 'le, Tynes, Keenan. D03 : as .zz 2 E 'P4 .4 Row: Morris rth F011 UT .. r ZZ! :G Z 15 S rd G 45 L-4 U LL C. O 5-1 .td :Cu is '-2 as G1 YU Ss S- ix- ...GJ 450 st' '-':: N NO mu U 22 U 30 5E .S its Q32 E u. P 1- td 5 IV Q QS NE E N1 U, X-4 O .E UD 71 ,.1 E' ZZ' E 3. B1 S E4 Of: MGS C'- EE O53 gun 35 xl-o 35 .M gm L1-15 -E ia .120 Lai- Luo ln' .. M .532 Q65 5:1 .Em E 5 L. if ki 2 E 'S E Ln N S ubbicco, Andelman, M artel. son, R oney, John hea, Mah nson, S YO A 0 'ZU stR Fir 'ri f A xc 'I f' LN., X 4' ' VV DQB45 51X VV Il Q Q Q Q' CLASS HISTORY Q II Mlcmvt-ll From pig-tails to pompadours and from knee-pants to knickers, the future graduates of the class of 1942 stepped hopefully into the halls of Cambridge High and Latin School four years ago. We were an exceptionally large class, so we were told, of nearly a thousand specimens of thoroughly scared, gaping adolescence. But after the first few frightening weeks, we realized that we had .suddenly become definitely aged and experinced Freshmen, that the limitless corridors were no longer a winding maze to us, and that C. H. I.. S. wasn't so monstrous, after all! We considered OURS a distinctive class that year. We had been the only freshmen class at this school ever to experience that freak of nature, the hurricaneg we were the First freshman class ever to begin school at 1:00 in the afternoon and to finish at the exhausting hour of 4:00. VVhile the old English Building was being torn down o.utside our windows, we recited Latin declensions, algebraic equations, and other such mystifying subjects. Oh, how those drills grated on our nerves during the endless afternoons as we shouted 11271 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOUI. above the roar! The only co.nsolation we could see was that we should inevitably attend the promised school. Although the disadvantage of the two sessions prevented any intimacies with the upper classmen, we discovered that we could find time to dash into the meet- ings of the Dramatic Club, G. A. A., and jitter-bug sessions o.n the piano in the old hall before the bell rang at noon. The girls realized the fun of the Boy-Girl dances in the gym, the aspiration of the G. A. A. Formal of the coming year, and the absolute f'sophistication with which make-up furnished us. The boys discovered that many lengthy conservations could be completed during those pro- longed trips to the gym at Rindge, and that the jive and bright socks were thie thing. And so our memorable freshman year passed on, filled with Talent Nights, Caroling at Christmas, dances, football games, Saturday at the hockey games, and lhovering departmentals and terms tests with their never-ending torments. Finally, we found the doors opening to a new world: we were Sophomores! Oh VVise foolsl' that we were, not so wise as foolish, we waited only for the days when we might be upper classmen. How could we know that English Lit would present itself in even greater quantities than in this sophomore year? How could we realize that Skipper'5 Latin would be more of a struggle even than Caesar? To offset these grievances, came the long-hoped for G. A. A. Fo.rmal, over which many of us spent hours of torturing forethought, and after which several imaginative souls wrote themes with a thought to the ridiculous. We found that this year we were the fortunates-no more afternoon sessions for us-we were finished at 12.30. And did we sympathize with the Freshmen tramping in as we Hoated out! This year, instead of the Mold being torn down, the new building was shooting up with startling speed, the time, too, shot by with amazing velocity. But before the year had gone too far, the beloved Master of sophomore boys, Mr. Bliss, passed away. This was a shock to the Whole school, both teachers and pupils, Mr. Bliss had been at the school for so many years and everyone had such a deep affection for him that it was hard to. realize that we should see him no more. Despite this shock, however, the year Hew by and before we knew it, we were juniors. We returned from vacation to End the new building completed, lockers to wrestle with, and walls not to spot. ln that year of '40-'41, we found out what work really is: instead of descriptive English themes, we dis- covered that we were expected to. have deep thoughts on subjects like Clouds or Trifles. Sight translations in Latin pounced on us with no warning, and reams of typewriter paper piled up on desks. All in all, we were immersed in homework with which most of us spent the majority of our now valuable time evaluable because now the days sped by and time was all too scanty. Even the piano sessions in the old hall became fewer and far between. Then one eventful day we began to see resplendant posters, drawn by our con- temporaries, tacked on every wall, in every corridor, and in every conceivable nook-posters which proclaimed the virtues of a possible junior president, treas- urer, and secretary. When the campaign and voting were over, we saw that We 11281 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL had elected Paul O'Rourke as ptresident, Dutchie Gaynor as vice-president, Barbara Nauffts as secretary, and Stanley Hurak as treasurer. A week before the Junior Prom we discovered what a forceful and dynamic personality we had chosen as our p-resident. Paul O'Rourke gave a talk in the new hall on buy- ing tickets for the prom-a talk which truly made the dance the success that it was. And then strangely enough the year was over. A little sad, a little glad, we waited for the next year and knew with a terrible certainty that we should be seniors! Many changes occurred during the summer. However, life went on much the same at school. Elections came and were more heated than ever. Paul O'Rourke was again chosen as presidentg Barbara Nauffts as secre- tary, Dorothy Reardon as tireasurerg and Rocks Leary as vice-president. Elections over, it all started: pictures at Vantines, rings, caps and gowns, assemblies on Wednesday, senior questionaire, Review , year book, senior reception, and graduation. Supplementing these were term tests, compulsory seventh periods, scholastic aptitudes fno college boardsjg Senior Drama, The Late Christopher Beane , which was a huge success due to Madeline Birmingham, Peggy Ford, Mary Buckley, jane Hayes, Frank Curran, Bill Conlan, Frank DiGioia, Stanley Davin, and William Sullivan, and Dramatic Club Festival at Emerson College, which we won with the help of The Old Lady Shows Her Medals. Now as we find the year slipping from beneath us, we leave with regret and ill--concealed sorrow, the halls of Cambridge High and Latin School. We see ahead many years of tentative hardship and labor, but does it daunt us? Oh no! We feel certain that the training which we have received here supplemented by that which we shall receive either in college or in the business world will help to guide us through our long lives. To our deep regret, when we returned, we found that Mr. Cleveland, our principal for so many years, had resigned his position as headmaster, Mr. Dow- ney, fo.rmer Master of freshmen boys, received the appointment of Headmaster of the school. Another major change was the fact that England was at war with Germany! However etc. As seniors, now, we wish to thank profoundly Mr. Cleveland, our former Principal, Mr. Downey, our new Headmaster, our Deans and Masters, Miss Walsh for her recent patienceg and all our learned teachers for their guidance through these years at Cambridge High and Latin School. JEAN MCCONNELI. MADELINI-3 BIRMINGHAM BETTY Dov1.1-: 11291 .11-4' fi 'all f I 5 QD Qi? 'P XJX.fX.fX.fXJNf'N.fN.fX.f-Li !e-sqnmfltf IBRAMATIC CLUB NOTES TNTARIIC lil'l'li1.liY Une of the most sueeessful years in the history of our llrainatie Club is now clrawing to a elose,-a year to be rexnunbcrecl by all, as glorious in its plays, nlanees, and honors! Many assemblies were brightened by llrainatie Club per- for1naneesA-espeeially at Thanksgiving, Christmas, Patriots' llay, and countless other holidays. For the past few years, we have not hall a Stl.-XIiliSl'lCARIAN Al TlClQ- NOON, but this year, to the joy of all, Ila1nle1', sllacbellz and Tauzizig of the .S'Im'-re, were presenlecl for the school. The actors ancl aetresses were well rewarcled for their tireless eltorts by the enthusiastic response of an appreciative aullienee. Another new amlmlition to our elub this year was the initiation of a nialeefup eourse, uncler the capable supervision of Miss U'lieefe. Our inenibers were invitecl to several plays at Tufts, limerson, ancl The New l'fng'lanml Conservatory. Three girls in the liraniatie Club were askecl to take the feminine roles in the liinclge Senior Drama, this year. The long'-awaiteml Spring' Formal Finally arrivecl on April l7th and was enthusi- astically reeeivecl by the whole stuclent bocly, whom we wish to thank for their generous suppert. The proeeecls were used for our scholarship funcl. The year eznne to a grand eliinax when our elub shared top honors with Revere High School at the Klassaeliusetts Drama lfestival, of whieh our belovecl Bliss llartigan was Chairman. Our play was The Ulcl l.anly Shows ller Medals , by vlalnes Nl. liarrie. 11301 Mrs. llowey .. M rs. Haggerty Mrs, Twymley .. M rs. M ickelham Kenneth ...... Mr. VVilling's .. DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Crowley, Holger, Broussard, Curran T H is CAST . . . . . . . . . . . . Madeline llirmingham .. Marjorie MacArthur Margaret Ford . . . . . . Virginia McCauley . john Stokes Lester Crowley -lohn Stokes is to he especially commended for having received a special uw 'nd for excellence in interpretation and portrayal of character. The officers for the past year were: Prcsidczlf .................. .. Lester Crowley Vive-Prcsidelrt . . . . lllary llroussard Secretary .... . . . Ifrancis Curran Treasurer .. .................... . . Frances Holger EXEC UTIVIC Co M M l'l l'lil-I Anne Cahill, Margaret Ford, Robert Guest Emily Lowes, and john Stokes As future members of the Dramatic Club Alumni, we sincerely hope th tt the Dramatic Club will continue to enjoy the success it has experienced dining, the past year. 1131! SENIOR DRAMA CAST Back Row: Sullivan, Davin, Curran, DiGioia F1-mil Row: Hayes, Birmingham. Conlan. Buckley. Ford SENIOR DRAMA NOTIES MARUA: BCCKLICY ln true Senior Drama tradition, the weather on the night of February 6th was stormy, but spirits were high, and the parents, friends and faculty of the Cambridge High and Latin School crowded the Leslie L. Cleveland Auditorium to witness the dramatic efforts of our senior class. The play was The Late Christopher Bean , by Sidney Howard, and the Class of l942 lovingly .dedicated its pesentation to its new Headmaster, Mr. Timothy F. Downey. SYNOPSIS A painter named Christopher Bean had died in a New England village, leav- ing only a few dusty canvasses to pay Ur. Haggett for his care and lodging. lt was a mild surprise to Dr. Haggett and his family when an old friend of Bean dropped in and paid Christopher'5 bill, and took away only a couple of pictures as mementos. lt was a bigger surprise when another friend of Bean arrived on a similar errandg and the biggest of all, when a great New York art critic came to pay his respects to the memory of the dead artist. lt was overwhelming when they learned that Christopher l3ean's daubs were worth a fortune-and how the family scurried to find them! In the scramble, one was found in the chicken houseg another had been used by a daughter of the house' as a background for one of her paintingsg and another, a portrait of Abbey, was found hanging in Abbey's room. 11321 DRAMA COMMITTEE Pierce, Fillias, Coughlin, Faulkner The scene was laid in the dining room of the Haggett's house, not far from lioston. Francis Curran portrayed Dr. Haggett wonderfully. Peggy Ford, our wittiest student, superbly-and hilariously-played Mrs. I-laggett. Madeline Birmingham. as the lovable, sympathetic Abbey, appealed to the emotions of the audience, and gave a sterling performance. Jane Hayes gave a splendid character performance as Ada, the spoiled daughter of the family. What is a play without romance? Marie Buckley and llill Conlan, midst blushes galore, were Susan Haggett, younger member of the family, and VVarren Creamer. young artist, respectively, With Abbey's aid, against the wishes of the lflaggett family, they eloped. llill Sullivan admirably played Mr. Davenport, art critic, complete even to his goatee. The villains, really dishonest art dealers, were skillfully enacted by Stanley Davin, as Tallant, and Frank DiGioia, as Rosen. Those who served on the Drama Committee, and who helped innneasurably to make it a Success, were: Doris Coughlin, Chairman, lilizabeth Faulkner, Constance Fillios, Dorothy Pierce, and William Smith. U lzveryone agreed that he was well rewarded for having ventured out into the stormy weather by the excellent performance. May we take this opportunity to express our deepest gratitude to Miss Hartigan, our Director, and her able assistants, Miss U'Keefe and Miss Canney. and to Mr. llramhall, without whose never-ending advice the drama would never have been so great a success as it was. 11331 CAMIQDIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHUUI. Class 'Trophecy Good afternoon, Ladies and Gentlemen: This is John Varasse at the Hotel Commander, Cambridge, Mass., where the class of 1942, Cambridge High and Latin School, is holding its Tenth Reunion. The whole nation has been eagerly awaiting this momentous event which brings together some of the nations out- standing personalities. I see now that Herman Medoff, campaign manager for Doctor Paul F. O'Rourke, Junior Senator from Massachusetts, has finally been successful in wrenching away a turkey drumstick from the Senator and has induced him to rise. I now turn you over to Senator 0'Rourke, who, as class president, will introduce the various people of the class. 'fLaaydees and Gentlemen, I am indeed honor-ed to be given the privilege of -Don't look so worried Mr. Gadsby, I do not intend to give you a political speech-the privilege of introducing so many famous people. Without further words, I shall begin the introductions. I will request that you refrain from applause, since Mr. Ed Culhane, manager of the Hotel, has informed me that this hall is not built to resist vibrations and furthermore that it has been con- demned by Charles Mallahan, city building inspector. Beside me sits the country's outstanding authority on music, Julian L. Moynahan, music critic of the New York Times, who recently declared that Francis Sullivan's 3rd Hibernian Sym- phony in double G. flat major, is the greatest composition ever written. Next to him I see Joe Bushee who has lately defeated, in a bruising bout, Sam Zadoor- ian for the Hyweight championship of the world. With him is Armand Neri, his manager and Ed Kilbashian, manag-er of the Madison Sq. Gardens, who is watching out for Joe's foot which has been operated on by Doctor George Footsie Guild, world specialist on the 3rd toe of the right foot. Joe hurt his foot by having it stamped on by Zadoorian, who was attempting to make Joe remove his foot from a half dollar thrown in the ring by playboy Mel Andelman, an appreciative spectator. Referee Bill Chase escaped with far less serious injuries in the mob riot which ensued, breaking only four ribs and fracturing his nose and left leg. Over in the corner I see a table of moviedom's outstanding stars: Madeline Birmingham, who has made popular Shakespearian plays on the screen, Eleanor Quinn, stand-in for Joan Davis, glamourous Katherine Patselelis, Phyllis Clarkin, talented dramatic actress, and that handsome lover of the day, Bill Oomph Boy Conlin. t At the same table with these, we must not forget Lorena Duquette, New York actress, and that famous model, Ruth Alex. Ruth, whose clothes are copied by women all over the world, was recently voted the best dressed woman in New York. Here, too we should mention Betty Sullivan, famous designer, who is responsible for many of Ruth's stylish clothes. Seated at the next table-Excuse me, ladies and gentlemen, but a very great man has just entered the banquet hall. May I greet Colonel Fred Johnson, the BIGGEST man in the U. S. Army. 11341 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHOOL who has just flown from Tokio, where he is maintaining a severe and highly effective military governmen.t. With him are Admiral Laurence Miller, Com- mander of the Far East Fleet, Vice Admiral Warren johnson, Chief of Staff Frederick Panazer, and assistant cabin boy aboard the U. S. S. Bilewater, Aaron Krute. Gentlemen, your reception committee awaits you at the head table. Next are Elizabeth Morris, Chairman of the Mass. State Republican Committee, Patricia Dias, head of Cambridge League of Women Voters, and Sylvia Piltch. house minority leader from Nevada. I should like now, to introduce some of the leading figures in the sports world. james Cooke-spelled with an e, breaker of Jesse Uwens 100 yard dash record by 3.9 seconds, Coke barely beat out speedy john Stathopolous in this race. At the same table, from left to right, Arthur Shea, 8 times winner of the BAA marathon, Billy Hayes, 1950 Golden Gloves champ, Al Toscano, goalie of the New York Rangers, and Red Masher McSoreley, his teammate, who was voted the Lady Ring Trophy for the game's most gentlemanly player, john Gentile, speed airplane pilot, Normie Screwball Traynor, who won 42 games for the Yankees last year, and battling chief con- tender for Joe Louis' heavy weight crown, which has been defended by joe recently for the 291st time, joe Iron-muscles Gadsby. VVe must not leave out Margaret Ford, captain of the Women's National Basketball Team, and the star forward on the same team, Rhoda Cummings. Over in the shadow there, trying to look modest about it all is Marion Lyons, who has twice captured the Inter- national Women's Fancy Diving Trophy. With her I see janet Atkinson who has fmanaged to stop here on her skating tour, just in time for our reunion. Also. I cannot leave out Anne Sullivan and Alice Donovan, the inseparable pair, who have distinguished themselves in the field of tennis. And who could forget Mary ,Ellen Sullivan, that girl-about-town? I don't see Mary right at the moment, but she, no doubt, is in the lobby, smoking a cigarette. However, ask her, and she'll 'remark innocently, I didn't did it. jane Hayes, here tonight, too, has distinguished herself by her original proverbs-and I do mean original. Mary Russell that pretty blonde I see over in the corner, is I hear, married to an Iowa doctor. Another case of marital happiness is that of Barbara Stone, who has taken the trip from Cuba, with her husband, a Cuban millioniare, just to be with us tonight. Over at the left hand side of the hall sits the nucleus of the intelligence of America. Among the eminent authors, are Eppie Dowling and Mary Cotter, who have just completed, under joint authorship, The Evolution of Boogie Woogie. Charming Dorothy Shea has just Finished her latest thriller, Cemetery Ridge. Kathryn Ahern, seated next to Dorothy, has published her book of essays, Fads and Fancies. Present here tonight, too, are Associate Professor of Special Relations at M. 1. T., A. Kenneth O'Donaghue, Prof. Theodore Calianos. head of the Latin Department at Oshgosh University, Pueblo, N.M., Reverend Edward Edwards, professor of Theology at Harvard Theo- logical School, and Prof. Charles Daskalos, former Gaelic and Scandinavian interpreter from U. of S. C.--director of VVestern Union in Massachusetts. Mur- ray Rosenberg, has just ridden to the head table on his bicycle and handed me two telegrams, which I shall read: 11351 CAMBRIDGE I-IIE-l'l 8: LATIN SCHDOI. Regret that I shall be late for reunion stop. So.me minor difficulty over my 310,000,000 deal with the Rodriques Finger Bowl Company and the Jenkins Broken Toe Insurance Co. stop. Am confident that my lawyer, William Smith, will outsmart judge john Stokes, whom Rodriques hired to judge the hearing stop. Signed-Thomas Rocks Leary. Also I should say here that I received a telephone call from Frank Curran this afternoon. He found it impossible to attend the reunion, as he is acting tonight in a play by Florence Cobb, The Man Who Cooked the Brunch co- starring himself and Marie Buckley, who plays the part of a South American chorus girl. Absent tonight, too, are Dorothy Corcoran, Barbara Nauffts, and Anne Conway. These girls are now in the sunny clime of Florida, competing with beauties from all over the country for the title of Miss America. Good luck, girls! judging this contest is Hugh Bartley, who. has been a judge of 154 beauty contests down there in the past 8 years. 'AI have found a life, he says, that is ideal for my temperament. Down in the back of the hall, making all the racket with the firecrackers, is William Scannell, who is chief noise maker in the 52 Edition of I-Ielzapoppinf' At the next table, are some alumni from the school itself, john Sheehan, Head- master, who has just sent a bill to the school committee, which consists of Edmund Traknis, Anne Cahill, Doris Mahoney, Plmyllis Grenier, and Frances Young. fCamb. Women, especially the class of '42, go in for politics in a big wayj. Anyway, the bill asks for the appointment of William Sullivan for the Head of Dramatics in Cambridge, Miss Betty Doyle as Art Director, and Mary McDonnell as the head of the English Department. I wish to stop here to thank Miss Mary O'Neil for the 250 pound box of candy which she sent me from New York where she is busily engaged in directing the new Fanny Farmer stores all over the country. I have another telegram here which just arrived: 'Greetings from Western Idaho. I have just raised a bumper crop of potatoes of which I am sending you 20 tons stop. Vivian Stanley, my assistant, is an expert at irriga- 'tion stop. I have just discovered that rotation of crops gives one a balanced diet stop. Best VVishes-Signed-Eva Schifferf Now back to the introductions -Claire Hirshberg, a bacteriologist, at the first table from the platform, has just announced her latest discovery. Spring Fever, she says, is due to a bacteria carried around by the june Bug. Next to her is Doris Coughlin, a biology research worker. Don't be surprised if Doris should pull a cardavar out from under this table after her meal, and set to work cutting it up. That's all for now ladies and gentlemen. I'm hungry. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for your kind attention. Donlt forget to vote for me in the next election. This is John Varrasse, speaking to you again. It is the sincere hope of the management that you have enjoyed yourselves here, and that the Hotel Com- mander may have the pleasure of your company at your twenty-Fifth reunion in 1967. 1136! REVIEW STAFF Bark row, Lvfl to riglzt: Guest, Comenitz, Fitzgerald, Andelman, Callender, Gaynor, Conlan, Leamon, Rosenberg, Modest, Steroort. .Yrcnnd row, left to right: Schiffer, Clark, Yankos, Zacharchuk, Birmingham, Larkin, Oplwndisano, Nolan, Lozensky. Front row, Left lo riylzi: Cahill, Chvany, Piltch, Morris, Moynahzin, O'Rourke, Nauffts, McConnell, Markaute, Buckley. REVIEVV This year's Review was the greatest in the history of our school. Its circula- tion was far higher than last year's and the quality of its literary material was the tinest ever presented to its appreciative public. The literary staff was com- posed of the outstanding array of writing talent of the senior class, capahly assisted hy its ethcient business and advertising statf, prominent among whom were Murray Rosenberg, Melvin Andelniau, and Elliot Comenitz. lts distinguished Editor, Paul O'Rourke, carried out his arduous tasks aided by the expert advice and experience of his talented assistant Julian Moynahan. The staff wishes to extend its gratitude to Miss Kelly, faculty adviser for her kind assistance, cooperation, and patronage in the selection of material. Special mention must be given to Mary Sullivan of the literary staff for her dexterous manipulation of paste pot and scisso.rs i11 the set-up of the Review. The staff leaves its best wishes to the class of '43 with the sincere hope that they may maintain the Review at its present high standard of achievement. 11371 K. B. Third Row: Clarkin, Hammond, Buckley, Birmingham, Drolette, O'Brien, Ellsworth, Bane, Bolger Srrwzd Row: Atkinson, Cotter, Luyackas, Freniere, VVhite, Tabniiyian, Coughlin, Faulkner, Churchill, Keith First Row: VVadden, Young, Sullivan, Hayes, Morris, Pres., Faulkner, Sec.-Treas., Downey, Doyle, Nauffts, Y-ankos K. B. NOTES Another year of bustling activity is coming to an end, but not to be forgotten. The 17th of October was the date of the formal initiation of nine juniors and twelve seniors. increasing the group to thirty-six members. From the first o.f the club year, it was decided that we should do more in the line of charityg thus we took up knitting, sewing, and the making of dressings for the Red Cross. These activities continued throughout the year. When Thanksgiving was just around the corner, the girls decided to bring in food and money to enable the club to give a basket to a needy family. Following Thanksgiving, each and every girl too.k an active part in getting ready for the annual Winter Formal, which, we are proud to say, was the most successful of all the dances given thus far by K. B. This year the girls turned toward swimming and bowling as means of recrea- tion, and a most successful 'Splash Party was held in the Harvard Pool. Again, as last ,year, the K. B. girls were joined by Dramatic Club girls in selling candy at the Senior Drama in order to swell the treasury of the Senior Class. Now with the future bringing a formal dance given for the club members and their escorts, and a party given by the juniors for the seniors at which the officers for next year are to be elected, we are getting ready to bid farewell to Miss McElroy and Miss Buckley, our advisors, who have guided us through a most interesting year, and our officers. Betty Morris, President, and Mary Faulkner, Secretary-Treasurer, who have given us a year full of work and play. All there is left to say now is that the K. B. of 1942 wishes the K. B. o-f future years as much joy and success as it had. f138l DEBATI NG CLUB OFFICERS Sullivan, Stokes, Green, Kaminsky THIC lJURRlCI.I. Illil-EATING SOCIICTY The Durrell Debating Society has just completed a very successful debate season under its capable officers who led the club throughout the year: President ................................ VVilliam Sullivan Yice-l'resident .. .... lili Kaminsky Secretary .... . . llarbara Greene Treasurer ................................... john Stokes The teams dealt successfully with their opponents from Revere, Somerville. and Rindge. Those who took part in debates this year were-lfli Kaminslcy, john Loufborrough, Thomas Donahue, lidmund Lafferty, Rosalind Stearns, Vvalter Cremens, john Stokes and VVillian1 Sullivan. The National Debate League subject discussed this year was namely lx'lf.S'Ol.l'lil?: That every able-bodied male citizen of the United States under twenty years of age should receive one year of full time compulsory military training. The atiirmative was upheld by john Stokes, lili Kaminsky, and john l.U'tll-lHJl'l'Ullg'llI the negative by VValter Cremens, VVilliam Sullivan and VValter Martin. The season was brought to a close with the annual Ilurrell l'rize Debate held in the Cleveland Auditorium at the tnd of April. To the undergraduates, we who are seniors leave a cooperative and kindly lleadmaster, Mr. Downey, an able Ural linglish stat? headed by Miss llartigan, and a promising crop of new debaters. We cannot part with.out expressing our deep gratitude to our lfaculty adviser. Miss Canney, who always has been gracious and willing in the giving of her assistance. and under whom our followers will find capable guidance. VVil.1.lAM Sl'I.I,IVAN, l'rc.vidclrl .loim S'l'0lilCS, 7'rea.vzm'r 11391 CHESS CLUB Rear Row: Mahlowitz, Travers, Dzendohlet, Clopstock, Bonsignore Ifronf Row: Rosenberg, Smohler, Atkins, Czxptaing Brown, Schutzberg CHESS NOTES The Chess Club team had a most unfavorable season this year, as compared to other years teams. lts entries in The Greater-Boston-Inter-scholastic-League'' won two games, tied o.ne, and lost five. This record, however, can be charged to the inexperience of its players, as there were nine new-comers, out of a pos- sible ten, on the team. The players who impressed this writer as showing sparks of future improve- ment, and becoming good chess players were Howard Smolar, '45, james O'Brien, '45, Arnold Schutzberg, '45, Melvin Mahlowitz, '45, Robert Brown, '45, George Perutz, '43, Ernest Dhjendolet, '43, and Marvin Mahlowitz, '45, The -teams two entries in the G. B. T. C. L's. annual tournament at the Huntington School, on April 17, were Howard Smolar, '45 and James Atkins. Smolar won none and lost three in his group, while Atkins won two and lost one in his group. Neither of the two reached the finals however. We hope to have a championship team next year, and sho-uld ihave with the number of team members coming back to C. H. L. S. that there are. Best of Luck to the Chess Team of '43 from the players of '42, JAMES L. B. ATKINS, JR., '42, President f140f 45 P CRT8 V r I Mlq , . I 'Q .,, I UWM., .I 1' , wk M72 W f Z 4. 'lllllul I I-H-f vlrfwlfm . 719. X ldfwhl lv .- , Mx . ..f!!fEii 'y,f'11KlE,! , Q A. ',,n1f'- 'lgu',H!f ' Illlll' v 'nv A V 'nn' wmv ,. 6 U I V ,Wind 2 J V f 1' ll ff ' f 1 X Q5 'MWA ,Mbl'v', .Ill ' 'lwwix-N-. I Z 7 ,4 55' 2 1 W gf T444 E W 5 1 Q W 4 J 7 i 5 - fgfasv- of 1942 P411- 5WuwwwmmW? G. A. A. OFFICERS Bark Row: Kelly, Miss Brown, Murphy Front Row: Webster, Cahill, Dias, Zacharchuk, Piltcli Gl RLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION With pleasant memories of the many happy hours spent in joyful activities, the G. A. A. season of 1942 comes to a close. Each and every officer is worthy of praise, particularly since this year's group was confront-ed by circumstances unheard of in G. A. A. history. Foremost of these difficulties was the request to refrain from all evening activities, but, undaunted, the officers attempted very successfully to fulfill their oath, and give happiness to alll' by undertaking sevenal new sports. Among these sports was golf, which was enthusiastically managed by Marjorie Kelley, champion and proud possessor of many medals. Executive officer june Becker, to our extreme regret, felt that duties at home required a great deal of her time, and resignedg we were indeed fortunate in gaining Marjorie Kelley to take june's place. Among the few evening activities was the G. A. A. Formal, which proved to be the most successful dance, financially as well as socially, ever conducted by the G. A. A. The highlight of the evening was the awarding of the traditional Beau of the Ball trophy to Charles Lynch. Vtfe have just been informed that, war conditions allowing, the annual Spring Informal will be held at the Com- mander Hotel on May 8. The Officers are working with redoubled energy to make this affair just as much of a fun fest as were the Freshmen and Christmas Parties. Wailkiiig hikes were conducted by Sylvia Piltch, who has been an executive officer for the past three years, and who will graduate with three other Senior officers, Anne Cahill, Olga Zacharchuk, and Patricia Dias. The spring bike hikes received the usual support o.f the upperclassmen as well as the younger members. who pedaled along singing and chatting in the friendly G. A. A. manner. The annual picnic at Kendall Green promises to be a very gay time and to bring to a close this happy season of good fun by the installation of next year's officers. In closing, I wish to express a deep appreciation to Miss lirown, whose friendly advice greatly aided the officers through many a difficult ex- perience. PATRICIA IDIAS f142 I C. H. L. S. JUNIOR RED CROSS KNITTING UNIT Top raw, loft to right: Mix, Meehan, Dagostino, Power .SICFUJIIT row, left In riylll: Dagostino, Coleman, Moran, Herlihy, Ryan, Quinn Front row, left to right: Mentzel, Puddister, Yargjian, D'Avita, Bannier, Frentzos, Becker JUNIOR RED CROSS ACTIVITIES This year has seen a constant growth of activity among the students enrolled in the various units of the Junior Red Cross. Knitting Groups have produced hundreds of warm sweaters and mittens, Sewing Units h.ave made scores of attractive little dresses. Other sections have been devoting hours of their free time each week to making Surgical Dressings and to studying the intricacies of First Aid. Still others have been hard at work mastering the art of preparing food in Canteen quantities in anticipation of emergency needs. Artists among us have provided highly meritorious posters furthering the interest of Defense Stamp sales, Victory Book collectors, and Air Raid Precaution classes. lirom Arts and Crafts has come some charming metal work in the form of tlower con- tainers for hospital use. More than seven hundred students led by seventy-tive teachers have participated in these activities. All in all, the Cambridge High and Latin School Junior Red Cross Unit, under the able direction of Miss Alice A. Ward, has made a contribution of which we may well be proud. 11431 VARSITY BASKPITBALT. Kelly, Miss Brown, Manning, Warner, Putnavu, Ford, Riley, Botelho, Henry SENIOR BASKETBALL The Senior Basketball Team of 1942, expertly led by those friendly co- captains Geraldine Dinah Riley and Peg Ford, consisted of Dorothy Botelho, Doris Forte, Sylvia Piltch, Ruth Putnam, Marion Warner, and Sylvia Laurence. Although our team had one of its unluckiest years this season, losing to both Somerville and Waltham, the fine spirited group displayed great skill in the Alumnae game. This final game of the year is always eagerly awaited because it brings such hilarious and unexpected results. This year was not an exception fwe witnessed short Silly', Piltch guarding, or at least attempting to guard a graduate at least six feet tall! We also saw Dinah', Riley's sporting attempts to gain a free shot, not in the usual way, for this game is never played in the usual manner, but with a huge pair of white gloves which completely enveloped her hands and wrists, not to mention her elbows. The many merry highlights of the game were discussed in detail while the girls were enjoying the ice cream served by the G. A. A. officers, Faith Webster and Patricia Dias. The Seniors are duly proud of the fact that they can play each and every position on the Hoor as expertly as their own position. The interclass game was evidence of this. Guards played forwards, and forwards guards, but the Seniors emerged triumphant from the merry maze of mixed positions. Thus they become the owners of highly coveted silver basketballs donated by the G. A. A. and bear- ing the player's initial. This enthusiastic group of girls deserves praise for the line spirit of sports- manship they leave behind them, and the grand example they have set for next year's team. 11441 SWIMMING TEAM Left to right: Shea, Lyons, White, Messenger SWIMMING Swimming was ardently supported this year by a group of about thirty-tive girls. Although the size diminished, as the year progressed, for many girls patriotically joined Red Cross and other war-time classes, the spirit of fun increased! The Seniors were sadly outnumbered in the interclass meet, with the result that the Freshmen emerged triumphant from the watery depths of the Y pool. Regardless of this defeat, we are eagerly and hopefully anticipating a victory against Somerville. Mary White's diving, combined with the excellent swimming of Marion Lyons and Betty Sullivan, not to mention the many Fine swimmers of the other teams, should certainly aid us greatly in conquering our opponents. Bystanders witnessed weekly aquatic displays of diving by several enthusiastic Freshmen. Mary Messenger's hilarious attempts to perfect a jack-knife dive, and Pat Sheafs beautiful swan dives, were very inspiring to other less accom- plished members. With such promising ability among the Freshmen, and the Fine instruction of Mr. Perdyne, our future teams should enjoy many successful meets. May we sincerely wish next year's group as much fun as the 1942 Team enjoyed this past Winter. 11451 OUTING CLUB Top row, left to right: Ruggles, Rogers, Small, Creniens, Kurth Middle row, left to right: Nolan, Rose, Russell, McConnell, Dubupue, Sullivan, Bolger Front row, Ivft tn right: Armstrong, Toohey, Davis, Secretaryg Bolger, President: Chvany, Bannicr, Roth TENNIS Early this season, the Doubles Tennis Tournament opened with a large numberiof fine spirited contenders, all secretly desirous of becoming medal win- ners. Katherine Schneider and Jane Thorne proved themselves superior to the rest, and to the applause of the entire G. A. A. membership, five hundred strong, received their hard earned and well deserved medals. Tennis enthusiasts are now eagerly awaiting the singles which will be played this spring. Among the many new activities this year, were roller skating and golf. Champion Marjorie Kelley, G. A. A. officer, conducted golfing classes, with the aid of her own teacher. Many eager girls benefited from this instruction, and perhaps will prove themselves champions in next year's meets. Roller skating, under the leadership of two G. A. A. officers. Anne Cahill and Olga Zacharchuk, was an activity which resulted in many unexpected and hilarious events! The undignified positions of amateurs Anne, and Pat Dias, will long be recalled by the smooth skating G. A. A. members, who sailed by with shouts of laughter at the struggling officers. Even though this sport was not competitive, it certainly was entertaining. 11461 I . FOOTBALL TEAM Top row, Left to right: Conch Elcewicz, Bellis, O'Brien, Billings, Larson, Hughes, Sheehan, Gaynor, Sullivan, Martel, Mgr. Finigan, Asst. Coach Frisoli Second row, Left to right: Bushee, Fratho, Linehan, Coutoumais, McManus, Capt. Zadoorian, Leary, Shea, Brinkerhoff, Spartichino, Doolin. Front row, left In right: Wadden, Mgr. Horan, Darling, Cazzmas, Samuelson, Mgr. Bolduc, Toscano. FOOTBALL The football team had one of the most disastrous years in the history of the school. This was not due to the coaching staff or to the players, but to insuffi- cient reserve power and th.e many injuries which disrupted the team. Notable among the injuries were three broken ribs suffered by Captain-Elect Chuck Darling, and a broken arm by Dutchie Gaynor, regular end. Although beaten badly in some games, Latin gave the school something to rave about when after holding a highly touted Rindge team scoreless for three periods, they finally succumbed to a 6-0 victory. Much credit is due these boys: Captain Sammy Zadoorian, a fighting play-er and a great leader, Red Hughes and Ralph Fratto, two stellar guards, Joe Line- han and joe Bushee, who held down the tackle slotsg Booty Doolin, George Spartichino and jack Sheehan, th.ree boys who were always in the ball gameg Cut Coutoumas, who played practically every positiong Rocks Leary, a good quarterbackg Art Shea, Stan Brinkerhoff, and Maurie Martel, three fine blockersg Chick McManus, who picked up our yardage, and Bob MdSorley, who was hampered by a knee injury. Zadoorian, McManus, Gaynor, and Leary received mention on All Star teams. Besides these four, the l-ettermen were Doolin, Darling, Linehan, Bushee, Shea, Spartichino, Fratto, Coutoumas, Wadden, Toscano, McSorley, Sullivan and Hughes. 11471 BASEBALL TEAM Top row, left to right: Croucher, Capabianco, Bloomquist, Gaynor, Olsen Zadoorian, Daskalos Serond row, Irff to right: Downing, Mr. Foley, Leary, Feloney, Martell, Sabatino, Mr. J. Foley, Horan First row, Irft fo right: Aylward, Murphy, Ottoriano, Heavern, Toscano, Reardon, Earnest, Agnetta BASEBALL This year's team is trying to duplicate last year's nine by winning the Sub- urban League Championship. With the aid of Coach Sonny Foley and Captain Al Toscano, the boys seem to be headed for another crown. The pitch- ing staff, composed of Bill Reardon, jim Bloomquist and Johnnie Murphy is eager to go aided by Rocks Leary and George Sullivan. Captain Al Toscano is the iii-st string receiver. At first base is Sammy Capabiancog while Bob Heavern and Joe Agnetta make up one of the classiest high schoo.l keystone combinations in Greater Boston. Richie Ernest, veteran third socker, is again cavorting around the hot corner. The outfield is composed of veterans Sammy Zadoorian, Cut Coutoumas, Dutchie Gaynor, Maurie Martel and rookie Jim Feloney. Bill Maher, Dick Aylward, Sabatino and Ottiviona are utility men. Lettermen in- clude: Captain Toscano, Reardon, Alyward, Martel, Coutoumas, Maher, Feloney, Murphy, Gaynor, Bloomquist, Leary, Ernest, Sullivan and Ottiviano. 11481 HOCKEY TEAM Top 1-neu, left In right: Mr. Santoro, Boland, Heffernan, Curtin, Mannix, Hanlon, Leary, Connors, Foster, Mr. Culhane Svrond row, Inf! to riylzt: Reardon, Whouley, Leary, Toscano, Maher, Heavern, McSorley Fran! row, left to right: Finnegan, Collins HOCKEY The hockey team gave a very creditable account of itself although only two veterans returned from last year's squad. Much credit is due Coach Jack Culhane, Co-Captains Rocks Leary and Bill Maher. These three put on the ice a team worthy of wearing the school's name. There were only three seniors in this year's lineup. Al Toscano played the goal, and was placed on the second All Scholastic Team. Co-Captains Maher and Bo-b McSorley manned the defense, the first line featured Bill Reardon and Co-Captain Leary on the wings, and Bob I-Ieavern at centre-ice. Reardon and Heavern were picked for the First and second All Scholastic Teams respectively. Fred Whouley, Jazz Curtin, Bob Leary, Mannix, Bob Boland were the outstanding re- serves. R. Leary, McSorley, Toscano, and Roland will be missed because of graduation. The lettermen include: Co-Captains Leary and Maher, Reardon, Heavern, Toscano, Mannix, Whouley, Boland, Foster, Feloney, McSorley, and Connors. 11491 BASKETBALL TEAM Top row, left to right: Bonasera, Mullaney, Annacherico, Haskell, Hooker, Peck .S'vmud row, Ivff to right: Horan, Bolduc, Cardillo, Horanesian, Sniitlx, Sabatino, Burns, Zadoorian lfirsl row, left I0 right: Mahoney, Donahue, Agnetta, Guild, Aylward, Olsen, Fratto BASKETBALL Coach Pete lgo had only two veterans from last year, but molded a line squad about Richie Aylward, sophomore center sensation, and Captain George Guild, a magnificent guard. Ralph Fratto, the famous foot-baller played the other guard. joe Agnetta and Nil Olsen took care of the forward positions. Captain George Guild has been a letnerman for four years, and deserves much praise. 'These regulars and the following reserves received their letters: Mahoney, Murphy, Zadoorian and Donahue. The basketball quintet won eight of their lifteen games, which made it a fairly successful season. Guild, Fratto. Zadoor- ian and Donahue are graduating this year. TRACK This past year, the track team won considerable success. The relay team defeated all opponents in the Seaboard Carnival, the State and Andover Meets. Chase and McDavitt, Cooke and Pimensky formed the relay team. The indi- vidual stars were: Cooke, a good dash and 300 yard man, Pimensky and Co- Captain' Chase in the 600. Art Shea. long distance star, Leo Ho-llisian in the 1000, and Co-Captain McDavitt, who high jumped and ran the dashes. Dutchie Gaynor was the main contender in the shot-put. Co-Captains Chase and Mcliavitt have been two fine leaders and congratulations to them are in order. The lettermen were: Co-Captains Chase and McDavitt, Sullivan, Hollisian, Gaynor, Shea, Cooke, Pimensky, and Sweeney. 11501 YEAR BOOK COMMITTEE Back Row: Sullivan, Davin, Campbell, Vincent, Atkins, Dowling Cvntcr Row: Faulkner, Birmingham, Burke, Aronson, Sullivan, Bartley, Buckley, White, Faulkner lfrmzt raw: Grcnier, Sullivan, Dias, O'Rourke, Moynalian, Gaynor, McConnell Doyle, Morris 11511 PAT DIAS 42 J I xx ff xllz A Q, S' ' - Z' ,- Glass will We the class nf lf!-lZ, the party of the hrst part. do proclaim before distin- guished witnesses, by the swortl of Mars and the trident nf Neptune, that we do make this scroll tu he our last Wlill and Testament. The witnesses will testify fur our soundness uf mind in spite of our laekadaisical nature. To the faculty in general, we leave all the happiness left on the earth and the fond wish that they may live to see the world again at peace. As the lmrmlts, the chairs, the desks. etc.. have been left by so many other classes in their respective wills, we simply bequeath the new layer of dirt that has formed, and as a further token of our esteem, we leave all the treasures to he found in our clogged up inkwells. fI521 CAMBRIDGE HIGH 8: LATIN SCHDOI. To to wit: To To To To To To To. To To To To the faculty in particular, in the order named, we donate the following, Mr. Downey: Many years as principal of C. Hi. L. S. Miss McElroy: A copy of Dale Carnegie'5 How to Win Friends and Influence People, for use in her charm class. Mr. Bramhall: A batch of plump red apples. Mr. Sateriale: A Victory suit, to add to his collection. Mr. McKenna: A balanced equation. Mrs. Colson: One cut-rate electron. Miss Ford: A subscription to Le Petit journal. Miss Butler: The new issue of Famous Funnies. Miss Huling: A peek into the future, to keep her from guessing. Mr. Derry: A new Latin joke book. Miss Davey: The front seat of a tandemg the rear one to be used by Miss Hogan. To the juniors, we leave our empty wallets, after paying for class rings, G. To A. A. and K. B. formals, caps and gowns, our pictures, and this year book. the Sophomores, we leave the Junior class, by the Grace of God and the generosity of the teachers. To the Freshmen, we leave the brand Sophomore, sopho meaning wise, and more meaning fool, or in plain English wise fool. Our task finished, we take leave of you and depart from these hallowed halls. Signed, CLASS OF '42 MARK ARONSON AND PHYLLIS GRENIER Official Advocates 1153! CAMBDIDGE l'lll5l-l 8: LATIN SCI-IDOL Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Prettiest Girl .... Best Looking Boy Best Dressed Boy Best Dressed Girl Wittiest Student . Topularity Kill Best Natured Student Best Boy Athlete Best Girl Athlete . Best Boy Dancer Best Girl Dancer . Boy Most Likely to Succeed Girl Most Likely to Succeed 11541 . . . Paul O'Rourke Dorothy Reardon Barbara Nauffts .. james Carter . . James Carter Doree Corcoran . .. Margaret Ford Williani Gaynor . Thomas Leary .. Sylvia Piltch .. George Guild . Alice Donovan . Paul O'Rourke . Mary Sullivan Epilogue Another chapter in our lives is ended. Caught in the binding of this book, are our friends-their laughter and tears, their suc- cesses and failures. Here are the most carefree moments of our lives-our youth, which we now regretfully surrender for the responsibilities of maturity. As we go forth into the vast uncertainty of the future, let us ever carry with us the belief that ours is the American way of life and by this standard shall We place our imprint in the book of time. 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