Cambridge Rindge and Latin School - CRLS Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1935 volume:

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TRauSrEiee “Ron He OANGRIGOE MSToRiC At COnMVcwion 3 Fee poet)” . : whee wees ae ee er UMERIDE ph LEY) vriere K Ze | lt : Ye ane Cr [| | Pe AS SST as _— bs ‘ - tL ui I MMII TT ITT TTT) PTT TTT TT TOOHODS NILV1T GNV HOIH ADdCIMENVo ERS tains i , ae Za Ati - A (hEh 08 Of ee sty) am ) sence EO : CAMBRIDGE HIGH AND LATIN SCHOOL 2 Mr. CLEVELAND . 5 DEDICATION 6 Mr. THOMAS LONG BRAMHALL . | YEAR BOOK STAFF 8 PROLOGUE . ; CLASS HONORS . ; : ‘ ‘ ; ; : : : 10 BA GULTYG2 2. : : : ; : : , : ; 4 11-16 GRATITUDE ; ; y : ; : : 17 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . ; : ; ’ : 18 HOME ROOM COMMITTEE . : ; : : 5 ; Lo CLASS SONG : : é ; ; , . : : 20 CLASS: OF) 1935.2. ; : : : ‘ : ; : 21-120 CLASS POEM : j ; : : : : 7 ; LA HISTOR See eae ee eee Ser em a 192 2128 PIN COMMITTEE . : : : P ‘ : : : : 124 RECEPTION COMMITTEE . ; : : , ; : ; 124 SPORTS : : : : : : ; ; : : .- 125-134 SOCIAL 4 ; ‘ : : , : ; : : : 35 - 143 CLASS WILL : ; . ; ; : ‘ . 144-145 PROPHECY . : : : : ‘ : , : : . 146-147 EPILOGUE . : ; : : ; : : ; : : 148 ADVERTISEMENTS ; . : : : : : ; : 149 AUTOGRAPHS ‘ : : : : : ; : : . 150-152 MR. CLEVELAND That name is known to every member of the class of ’35 as belonging to a man who is just, far-sighted, kindly, and inspiring of admiration and veneration. On first real contact with him four years ago, any pre- mature misgivings evaporated; since that contact is inevita- ble in the first days of high school, for many reasons, it was not long before the whole class knew him as he really is. We could not better express our enthusiasm for Mr. Cleveland than to wish for many future classes the honor of affiliation with this fine man, who has so strengthened our purposes and lighted our paths these four years. LESLIE L. CLEVELAND Headmaster “Dedication. Gyo er. Ghomas L. Bramhall In recognition of twenty-five years of devoted service “Che (lass of 1935 dedicates this Year “Book THOMAS LONG BRAMHALL Assistant Headmaster ‘anbanog eyjoluepy ‘xoO pavyory ‘uosuyor Arey ‘€ppnq yueiy ‘urtsey esitoer “UslIg,Q YUeIy ‘oquiossuvig uve :MO0Y 78lly ‘Kanqperg epy ‘UoYySsIoT YyNY “tolsotsod ANYWAY ‘suru Ayjor0g ‘yweyO rAYW ‘AvtIn Arey, “Uosuyor BIOS ‘Qyang oulleyyeD ‘SoAcsoy jolesreyy “UBATT[NS ydesor :moy puovasg “AVIBILOT [NV ‘UosTBVAdY [Neg ‘ganvyUEsiG Jloqoy ‘SUINGIIVA JVM}S ‘Stoquerg Sulary ‘Aouooy PWoqtayH ‘Aydanyf, Youryed ‘Aoyey oyn]T -moy ,vEg AALLINNOOD YOOd UVAA “Prologue- Time is fleeting. The years at C. H. L. S. have passed quickly, and its fond memories will fade in the hurrying suc- cession of the years. If these pages inspire happy reminis- cences, or even delay the dimming of retrospection a little, our efforts are amply repaid. (lass S onors BAKER, HENRY OCKLIS, EDITH (First Honors) BARBER, BERNARD PAPPADOPOULOS, THEODORE BoLZ, ELIZABETH PORTAIS, LOUISE BONANNO, MAMIE QUINT, ARTHUR BOURQUE, HENRIETTA ROBERTSON, JAMES BURKE, CATHERINE RYCE, CYNTHIA DANIELS, DOROTHEA SHARKA, HELEN DEVASTO, CARMELA ’ SILKINIS, ALICE FABRIZIO, ELVIRA SWIDER, WANDA FISHMAN, BEATRICE WALEKA, BLANCHE HALPERN, RUTH WELLS, MARY JOHNSON, HARRY WHEELER, PRISCILLA KARKANEDES, MARY WOOLDRIDGE, MARION KARSH, GERTRUDE ZULON, STELLA FACULTY AMBRIDGE Hier AND Latin SCHOOL Mr. TimotHy F. DOWNEY Mr. CHESTER BLISS Assistant Headmaster Assistant Headmaster Mr. JAMES H. LEONARD Mr. Epwarp J. DANEHY Master Master 12 CAMBRIDGE Figh AND LATIN SCHOOL Miss ETHEL G. MCELROY Miss Mary E. Murray Dean of Senior Girls Dean of Junior Girls Miss ELIZABETH M. DRISCOLL Miss HitpA RUSSELL Dean of Sophomore Girls Dean of Freshman Girls 13 Camppipee Hier AND LATIN SCHOOL Mr. GEorGE H. CAIN Miss ANNA P. BUTLER Headmaster’s Assistant Headmaster’s Assistant Miss MaBet A. HARRINGTON Miss MADELEINE L. SLADE Headmaster’s Assistant Headmaster’s Assistant 14 CAMBRIDGE FigrH Aanwp Latin SCHOOL Miss HENRIETTA E. McINTIRE Miss MARGARET A. LYNCH Headmaster’s Assistant Headmaster’s Assistant Mr. ALBERT M. SATERIALE Headmaster’s Assistant CAMBRIDGE High AND LATIN SCHOOL Mr. Crecit T. DERRY Miss LinLIAN R. HARTIGAN Master’s Assistant Master’s Assistant 16 Gratitude, “Oohe Year “Book Staff wishes to thank Miss “Bligh, Wr. Bramhall, Wiss Butler, er. “Doyle, and Miss eA cElroy. ‘heir frank criticism--both destructive and constructive and their inexhaustible fund of excellent suggestions have contributed largely toward making this volume a success. - pd PRESIDENT : Sy VICE-PRESIDENT ” | SE Lisa l NEY Y CUMMINGS SECRETAR ROLAND DENAULT ‘ ‘ ‘AouIV HY “SANYOFALV YL ysnyoW ‘weayns ‘uByoof XOD ‘Sdadoy “Moy 7S4Uq ‘uojYySieT ‘Aanqpeag ‘uosuyor 4jneueq ‘Aouoyey, ‘ssurumuing ‘AouoyR ‘Stood ‘eying “YOsdlZ Moy pwovas ‘meyeRiy ‘neaqig ‘etog ey ‘lang ‘Avr ‘oourdy ey ‘suruer ‘puog ‘sururey ‘oquioosuvrg ‘e[AoF[Ty TomMog Noy puuyy OLY UlJAB, ‘SoqOy 2 Moy YR.NO ‘ ‘onbanog ‘4alBVMozg ‘Lorne, ‘[[TVoy ‘seaovoy ‘Youoposiay ‘uruorg ‘“[pamyeyy ‘saoAT ‘AYAan AL ‘ugly ‘Ayaeioy, ‘AoT[oyS ‘uvwaog ‘Appnqd ‘tolsoriseq “uv[Ao]T “UoItg,C “puRzl4re poe ‘plopyoyig ‘seunyueyg -moy doy AAMLLINWOO WOOWU ANOH 19 (lass Song O future musing hours When dreams bring youth again, Keep fresh my school-earned pow’rs Nor let my faith in life e’er wane. Temper my yearning With new learning. Watch o’er my blindness. Teach me thy kindness, And beg my God unfold His love on me when I am old. — Oh! Dignity of desire é That carries my heart along, Quench not that loyal fire That lives in our school song! CORNELIA DE ROODE, 735 20 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL ABDOM iD OR GO TiHY ss Dorrie 19 Magoun Street Ellis Grammar School Tennis (Er aly oak Entertained at school affairs She’s our dancing lady, and how she docs step. She makes everyone happy ’cause she’s full of pep. Sargent School ACHESON, VIRGINIA MAE GINGER JIBBY 303 Harvard Street Platoon School, Calais, Maine Harvard Grammar School G. A. A. Home Room Committee Class Reporter Ginger is a girl who’s never quiet — And anything new she'll always try it. Chandler Secretarial School ALBERICO, MARY ELIZABETII MarliA GIGGLES 11 Andrew Street Blessed Sacrament Parochial School Gi Ay A.1931-32 A clever girl, so full of riddles, Whether sad or glad she always giggles. PauG: ALBRO, MARY LORETTA EMELAY 11 Orrin Street Russell Grammar School Braintree High School, 1932 - 33 Gaede Are 93 1.34. Room Scribe, 1934 Room Chairman, 1932 - 33 Senior Basketball Vice Chairman, 1934 - 35 Brack, 1932-33 Honorable Mention, Caroline Close, 1934 From twinkling eyes or brow serene, Grave symphony or mischief gleams. Boston University ALDCROFT, STELLA G, STELL 35 Yorktown Street Dedham High School If you get a cold or something worse Call for Stella to be your nurse. Hospital Training Le CAMBRIDGE Hiéh LATIN SCHOOL ALLT, MARY TERESA ALTIE SALT 10 Allston Street Blessed Sacrament Parochial School Baseball, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 Basketball, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 G. A: A., 1932-33 - 34 -35 Basketball Manager, 1935 Baseball Captain, 1932 Varsity, 1935 Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 Here’s to a girl whom all of us know, A girl who will always be found on the go. Bryant Stratton Commercial School ANANIS, EVA GUINEVERE LittLe Ever DUCHESS IKArsy 26 Union Street Wellington Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 - 33 Review Class Reporter Ouiet and dignified is she, Not given to hilarity. Bryant Stratton Commercial School ANDERSON, EDNA EDDIE 50 Rindge Avenue Ellis Grammar School Small, happy and gay, What more can we say? Business College ANDERSON, GEORGE EDWARD SONNY 50 Hancock Street Houghton Grammar School This school is good, but so am I, Fifty-fifty, ’til I die. ANDERSON, MARIE JOSEPHINE GOLDIE 214 Windsor Street Roberts Grammar School Dramatic Club She is quiet, modest and shy, She’s very pretty, and that’s no lie. Boston University to study Journalism 2 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL ANDRANICA, PLACIDO Bo PLACK 3 Gratto Place Roberts Grammar School Vice President, Home Room Committee, 1930 - 31 Full of smiles and pep, this boy To all his classmates is a joy. APPELSTEIN, BESSIE M. BErry Lrerry 118% Pleasant Street Webster Grammar School G. A. A., 1931-32-33-34-35 Baseball, 1934 Basketball, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 Swimming Room Secretary, 1933 A brilliant, cheerful girl is Bessie Who always smiles, is never fretty. B. U. or Northeastern University — Accounting ARNOLD, AGNES ARLENE 192 Auburn Street Webster Grammar School (yA va, aN She doesn’t know what she’s going to do, But whatever it is she'll follow it through. Undecided ARONSON, MYRTLE Mo.t.y Myrr 108 Elm Street Fletcher Grammar School G. A. A. Ilome Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Basketball Swimming Her smiles bring happiness to everyone. Chandler’s Secretarial School AUFIERO, ANGELINA MARY SNOWBALLS 52 Ninth Street Thorndike Grammar School GAGA: Honor Roll Assistant Secretary in Italian Club No matter what the weather, She and Bobbie stick together. Business College 24 CAMBRIDGE HIiéh LATIN SCHOOL AUSTIN, FLORENCE M. FLo 102 Holworthy Street Haggerty Grammar School Ge AeA. 193)tr= 33 Ring Committee, 1934 - 35 Florence is a charming lass, Her pleasant ways will help her pass. Going into Business Work BAILLIE, JEAN M. 5 Lawrence Street Webster Grammar School She's very shy, this blue-eyed dame, But she’s a favorite just the same. Undecided BAKER, HENRY F. 147 Erie Street St. Mary’s Patochial School My tongue within my lips I rein, For who talks too much, must talk in vain. MiP te le BALDWIN, HARVEY HARV SOL MICKLES EcuHo 51 Magazine Street Harvard Grammar School He loves to laugh, he loves all fun, He is never quiet when school’s begun. Undecided BAIN Ee RisDeArs REA 5 Pearl Terrace Blessed Sacrament Parochial School Gus alo sa Slim of figure, fair of face, Lots of smiles and charm and grace. Business School 25 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL BARBER, BERNARD BERNIE 52 Warland Street Web ster Grammar School And his thoughts were roots that firmly gripped the granite truth. BARCZYKOWSKA, LILLIAN LIL 232 Charles Street St. Hedwig’s Parochial School We all know that a girl like “Lil”, A place in the hall of fame will fill. Undecided BARENBERG, LILLIAN ibaws, 257 Windsor Street Fletcher Grammar School Swimming French Club Lillian’s nature is so sweet, For humor she just can’t be beat. Radcliffe College BARNARD, WARREN Monk 125 Hampshire Street Fletcher Grammar School Track Monk is cheerful all the while, And never is without a smile. BARRETT, HELEN HELEN 46 Holworthy Street Watertown West Junior High A pal whether times are good or bad She is always happy and never sad. Going into business 26 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL BARTLETT, ELEANOR GHANN ELLIE CARROTS 373 Broadway Story School, Marblehead, Mass. Ey aN, eX Carrots make beauty And they did their duty — by you. Business BEDROSIAN, PEARL PEPPY VANCE 136 Appleton Street Roberts Grammar School GaeAw eA aryeans Dramatic Club, 2 years Pearl seems to be of a musical nature, Doing big things in spite of small stature. Lowell State College BEETHAM, RUTH ANNE BEEFY 10A Chauncy Street The Buckingham School President of the K. B. Club Ruth is as pretty and popular and sweet, As charming a lassie as you'd want to meet. Ohio Wesleyan University BELAKOWICZ, MARY Mary 250 Webster Avenue Wellington Grammar School Ep sel oak,, MICE Bie) Mary is shy and very demure, But that she is pretty you may be sure. Secretarial School BELUSHKO, ALEXANDER AL 365 Portland Street Kelley Grammar School Phi Club Boxing Team Football, 1932 - 33 Debating Interclass Basketball Rugged and reliable, A real fellow, undeniable. Boston College 27 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL BENNETT, H. CLINTON BENNY Mystic Academy, Mystic, Conn. The truth never hurts, it’s only the person’s guilty conscience. Mt. Hermon Academy BIBEAU, ARLENE BEBE 229 Huron Avenue Russell Grammar School Gia AL 19312 32,-15 Home Room Committee, 1934 - 35 Blonde and pretty without a doubt, Which makes us anxious to have her about. Bryant Stratton Commercial Schoo] BINGHAM, GEORGE GULIAN DEWEY BING 2 Hubbard Avenue Ellis Grammar School to Roosevelt Junior High, Philadelphia Track, Freshman Basketball Football Baseball A friend you bet, One we will never forget. Business School BIRCHALL, ROBERT FRANCIS Bos HUNKER 28 William Street Webster Grammar School Phi Club An ardent worker, a student bright, His work is nearly always right. Herrick’s Civil Service School BISSON, HELENE A. LEN 24+ Pemberton Street St. Peter's Parochial School Chairman of Home Room, 1932 Thy mild expression spoke a mind, In duty firm, composed, resigned. Lesley School 28 CAMBRIDGE HiIGh LATIN SCHOOL BLACK, GERTRUDE ANN DUTCHESS 73 Blanchard Road Wellington Grammar School Oe vat aN, Sea SEY Baseball Basketball Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Popular, jolly, pretty and sweet, And whose presence is a treat. Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School BLINN, RUTH ORILLA BoBBY PEANUT 32 Eustis Street Peabody Grammar School Always a smile, never a frown, Ruth will be missed all the year round. Undecided BOASA, MARY PAULINE MAE 1593 Cambridge Street St. Anthony’s Parochial School She’s carefree, pretty and neat, As for her smile, it can’t be beat. Business School BOHMULLER, GRACE B. BEA 27 Montgomery Street Ellis Grammar School G. A. A: Tennis Whatever she did she did with ease, ‘Twas natural for her to please. Boston University BOLZ, ELIZABETH MARY LIBBY 108 Pleasant Street Webster Grammar School GaAT Awe 932 Dark of eyes, fair of face, Quick of mind and full of grace. Indefinite 29 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL BONACCI, LUCY THERESA Lou 62 Homer Avenue Russell Grammar School Secretary of Italian Club A carefree girl quite full of glee, A beauty with charm as you can see. Business College BONANNO, MAMIE ROSE MAE MIcKY 61 Cedar Street Ellis Grammar School G. As A; (193'1--'32)=933 Class Notes Reporter, 1931 - 32 Program Committee, Italian Club, 1935 Mamie is an obliging dear, Friendly, kind and full of cheer. Burdett College BOND, BARBARA B. BOBBIE BABs BARBIE 45 Lee Street Haggerty Grammar School GAMA eI95353 Class Notes Reporter, 1932 - 33 - 34 Room Committee, 1935 Basketball, 1932 Easy to look at, charming and sweet, With a rare personality hard to beat. Boston University BOUDREAU, DOROTHY L. Dor 55 Stearns Street Peabody Grammar School G. A. A. Here’s a lass both attractive and smart, A sure way to everyone’s heart. Further Business Training BOULTON, GILBERT JAMES GILLIE 49 Jackson Street Ellis Grammar School Phi Club Hockey, 1933 At all the time quiet and demure, Yet who can doubt his capabilities? Undecided 30 CAMBRIDGE HiGh LATIN SCHOOL BOURQUE, HENRIETTA YVETTE HENRI SQUIRT Cony High School G. A: A., 1933 - 34 K. B., 1933 - 34-35 Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34-35 Home Room Dramatics, 1935 Year Book Committee, 1935 Picture Committee French Club, 1934 - 35 Jolly, gay, bewitching of heart, Oh, how we'll hate to see her depart. Business School BOUTILIER, MARION ALICE Booty MAE 38 May Street Haggerty Grammar School GorAw A 1932 I think that IT shall never see A girl as lively as Marie. Undecided BOWMAN, DOROTHY ELEANOR Dor 9 Ivy Street Fletcher Grammar School A keen observer of the golden rule. RG: BOYCE IOSERHss, JOE 83 Trowbridge Street Arlington High School Joe is a cheerful lad, He’s never downcast, nor is he sad. Oxford College of Administration BOYLE, GILBERT CHARLES GILLY 41 Tuttle Street St. Peter’s Parochial School Phi Club He is fair and kind, always up and never be- hind in his studies. Undecided 31 CAMBRIDGE HICH LATIN SCHOOL BRADBURY, ADA CAROLINE CHUMMY 1201 Massachusetts Avenue Morse Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 Junior Prom Committee, 1934 Reception Committee, 1935 GAAS K. B. Ada is popular, Ada is cute , ; There’s no one that Ada doesn’t suit. Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School BRAGA, MARY ELIZABETH Honeybunch 24 Fayette Street Harvard Grammar School Dark of hair, quiet of speech, Mary is a regular peach, Uncertain BRAMBERG, IRVING RICHARD BRAMY Irv 892 Massachusetts Avenue Harvard Grammar School Home Room Committee Basketball Year Book Staff Football Review Art Staff, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 An artist’s education is only half as great as are his possibilities. Massachusetts Art School BRANSCOMBE, JEAN FRANCES 6 Bennett Street Agassiz Grammar School Basketball, 1932 - 33-34-35 Baseball, 2 years Year Book Staff, 1935 Tennis, 1 year Gop A 1932135 = 34-155 G. A. A. Executive Committee, 1932 G. A. A. Editor for Review, 1935 Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34 - 35 Home Room Chairman, 1933 - 34-35 She’s an athletic little miss, In basketball she finds much bliss. Undecided BRENNER, CORINNE COKE 10 Austin Park Fletcher Grammar School G. A. A. Class Notes Reporter Corinne’s the type that is quiet and nice, Sweet as sugar and full of spice. Further Education By CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL BRI ee Bieta el rue LIND SAL LIN LINNIE 1751 Larch Road Russell Grammar School G. A. A. Executive Committee, 1933 G. A. A. Secretary, 1934 Tennis, 1933 - 34 - 35 K. B., 1934 - 35 Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34 Whose happy heart has power — To make a stone a flower. Boston University BROGAN, RITA AGNES REE 509 Green Street Houghton Grammar School Basketball, 1933 - 34 Baseball, 1933 - 34 Swimming, 1932 - 33 Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 She towers above the rest of us, But she’s just as good as the best of us. Burdett College BROWN, AMY BLONDIE 83 Oxford Avenue Haggerty Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 Those blue eyes, that golden hair, Yes, she’s a maiden very fair. Journalism BROWN, ELIZABETH BERTHA BETTY 570 Putnam Avenue Lincoln Junior High School Betty plans to spend her youth Nursing heroes, that’s the truth. Nursing BUCKLAND, ROY ALFRED Buck 22 Dudley Street Somerville Senior High School In realms of magic he is fine, In the art of music he doth shine. Commercial — Travel 33 CAMBRIDGE HiGh LATIN SCHOOL BUOSSI, MARY ALICE CUTIE 12 Harding Street Wellington Grammar School Always cheerful and sincere, We wish her happiness in coming years. Burdett College BURACK, EVA FRANCES 173 Otis Street Sacred Heart Parochial School A loving smile, a friendly eye, Warm joy to the passerby. Burdett College BURGGROF, JOHN JOSEPH RAy 27 Fairwood Circle St. Mary’s Parochial School ler ackeml9 35 Baseball, 1935 He studied well in every class, We.see in fortune years. St. John’s Preparatory School BURKE, CATHERINE L. K.— T. 177 Lake View Avenue St. Paul’s Parochial School Caroline Close English Prize, 1933 Class of ’36 Math. Prize, 1934 Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32, 34 - 35 At whose sight— all stars hide their diminished heads. Undecided BURNETT, NATHAN L. 35 Essex Street Ellis Grammar School Chess Glub,’ 1931-32233 Checker Club, 1931 - 32 - 33 Impossible be strange attempts To those that weigh their pains in sense. Undecided 34 CAMBRIDGE HIGh LATIN SCHOOL BURNS, RUTH NAOMI 22 Vineyard Street St. Peter’s Parochial School Gr Ay A; Baseball, 1934 Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34 Chairman of Tennis Committee, 1932 - 33 There’s always fuss when she’s around, She suits us all down to the ground. Undecided BUTLER, EMILY MAY EM 57 Henry Street Morse Grammar School To be a nurse is her ambition, We wish her luck in her position. Train for Nursing BUTLER, ISABEL PATRICIA BILLIE 14 Beech Street Agassiz Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 Basketball, I Tennis, I] Swimming, IV (Cra. Mae ME AML TY Her eyes are big and her stature small, But she couldn’t be better if six feet tall. Simmons or Stoneleigh College CABRAL, HELEN EVELINE 89 Sixth Street Thorndike Grammar School He smile and her intelligence both shine. Boston University CABRAL, MARY ELIZABETH MAIZIE 14 Hardwick Street Kelley Grammar School Cees I Her face reveals her merry thoughts. P. G. — Burdett College 35 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL CAHILI SALLY: 22 Hilliard Street St. Paul’s Parochial School Greate Ae omyears Swimming, 1934 Laughing, vivacious, bright and gay, That is Sally all the day. Burdett College CALLAHAN, DOROTHY ANNE Dor CALLY 34 Gurney Street Russell Grammar School Basketball, 1932 - 33 Baseball, 1932 - 33 GA: A’) 3 years Cally smiles constantly, except when she’s laughing. Undecided CAMENKER, CHARLOTTE PEARL PRINCESS 20 Plymouth Street Kelley Grammar School G. A. A. ; The student Princess. Business CAMPBELL, DOROTHY Dor 90 Inman Street Harvard Grammar School GWAR eR Vedts All the day she’s gay and blithe, May she remain so throughout life. Undecided CAMPBELL, VERTA IRENE 1 Athens Terrace Houghton Grammar School GAL Ay Zeyears She always seems to have the way of having something nice to say. 36 CAMBRIDGE HIGH = LATIN SCHOOL | | CANAVAN, RITA VERONICA RE 31 Magnolia Avenue St. Paul’s Parochial School Many are Rita’s wiles, The most attractive are her smiles. Boston University CAREY, JOHN JOSEPH FINNE 107 Inman Street St. John’s Parochial School His mark should rise by more endeavor; His motto, “Better late than never”. Boston College CARLSON, LILLIAN ALMA CONSTANCE LBye CONNIE 31 Portsmouth Street Wellington Grammar School G. A. A., 1931 Basketball, 1931 Review Editor, 1932 The joy of youth her eyes display, The ease of heart her looks convey. New England Conservatory of Music CARR, DOROTHY FRANCES Dot 222 Concord Avenue Russell Grammar School Gy ARTA 1931 = 32 Baseball, 1931 Home Room Committee, 1931 Tennis, 1932 Dorothy is a pretty name, And Dorethy herself is just the same. Burdett College CARROLL, JOSEPH FRANCIS DUKE 258 Pospect Street Boston College High School Ping Pong, 1934 - 35 Football, 1934 Baseball, 1934 - 35 In every art of mischief his hand is prominent. Undecided CAMBRIDGE HiIGh LATIN SCHOOL CARTER, MABEL FLORENCE SMUGGLE RuGs MAE 51 Jackson Street Ellis Grammar School Glee Club Orchestra Girl Reserves She liked whate’er she looked upon, And her look went everywhere. New England Conservatory of Music CASEY, RICHARD F. Dick 36 Lexington Avenue St. Paul’s Parochial School Football, 1932 - 33 - 34 Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 His strength is as the strength of ten Because his heart is pure. Boston College CBENCINDTNGAT HERENE SL KAE PEACHY 113 Hampshire Street Roberts Grammar School Basketball Baseball (Gea JANe Kae belongs to the realm of sports, Her place is on the tennis courts. Working in an Office CHAIT, MYER 100 Antrim Street Harvard Grammar School rack 932 Chess Club, 1933.- 34 Dramatic Club Senior Drama, 1935 Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34 John Barrymore’s only rival. Massachusetts Art School CHANE, ANNETTE ANN 29 Athens Street St. Paul’s Parochial School A quiet girl is Annette, We've never seen her noisy yet. Business Course 38 CAMBRIDGE HIGh LATIN SCHOOL CHMIELWSKI, ESTELLE STELLA 69 Wendell Street Harvard Grammar School GanAy On. 2. years Blue-eyed and blonde, petite is she With loads of personality. Nurse CLOS, HERBERT L. HERB 3314 Essex Street Somerville High School A helping hand to all he’ll lend, Lucky the one who calls him friend. Undecided COHEN, BENJAMIN WALKINS BENNIE 93 Brookline Street Webster Grammar School Chess and Checkers A quiet boy we think we see, But oh, how noisy he can be. Harvard College COLEMAN, MARY MAE 20 Greenough Avenue St. Mary’s Parochial School G. A: A.,. 1932 Basketball, 1932 She laughs and the world seems gay. Burdett College COLLINS, KATHLEEN F. Kay 230 Upland Road St. Peter’s Parochial School Home Room Committee, 1932 Kathleen is such a winsome lass, One of the nicest in our class. Burdett College 39 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL COLLINS, MARY AGNES MAE 230 Upland Road St. Peter’s Parochial School Review, Class Notes Reporter, 1932 - 33 The reward of one duty is the power to fill another. (Eliot) Burdett College or Bryant Stratton Commer- cial School COLLINS, MILDRED J. MILLIE 51 Mt. Pleasant Street Ellis Grammar School In school she is a shy sweet lass, But you don’t know her out of class. COMEAU, RENE JOSEPH HyYMIE 66 Clay Street Notre Dame de Pitie Parochial School Football, 1933 - 34 Track, 1933 - 34 Baseball, 1933 - 34 Phi Club, 1935 Hockey, 1932 - 33 - 34 Books, I care not for thee You are my sorrow, my life misery. Sorbonne, Paris COMERFORD, THOMAS F. TOMMY 507 Green Street Houghton Grammar School Baseball Basketball Although he is usually very quiet, Til bet he could start a big riot. Harvard College CONNEARNEY, ELIZABETH M. LIBBY 46 Second Street St. Paul’s Parochial School GEA A. Brains, personality and pep, To keep up with her you'll have to step. Burdett College 40 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL CONNOLLY, MARY May 46 Pearl Street Blessed Sacrament Parochial School G. A. A, 1931 Basketball, 1931 - 32 Some girls are popular, liked for a time, But May is liked everywhere, all the time. Manchester School of Commerce, Boston, Mass. CONNORS, ROSE MARIE MArIE 36 Ash Street St. Paul’s Parochial School Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Tall and dark and very queenly, Walking on her way serenely. Undecided CONWAY, ELMER CONNIE 249 Prospect Street Kelley Grammar School Golf Baseball Tennis There’s more in him than meets the eye. Carnegie Tech CORCORAN, MARY FRANCES SKIPPY 18 Amory Street Harvard Grammar School Gren Basketball Baseball Swimming Full of laughter, full of spirit, Wherever there’s mischief she’s sure to be near it. Sargent School CORCORAN, WILLIAM E. ACE FREDDIE 112 Lexington Street Peabody Grammar School Baseball, 1934-35 Hockey, 1934-35 Why must life all labor be? Georgetown University 4] CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL COSMAN GEORGE T. Frosty Cosy 21 Irving Street Harvard Grammar School A cheerful, friendly face Known to half the class. Business School COUGHLAN, CHARLES HENRY CHARLIE Gus 112 Trowbridge Street St. Mary’s Parochial School Although a quiet and studious boy, The recess bell fills him with joy. COUGHLAN, FLORENCE MARIE FLo 112 Trowbridge Street St. Mary’s Parochial School GaAs Studious and merry, honest and true, Who wants a better friend than you? Burdett College COURIEN DY ge bAv bi Gaal PaT 244 Concord Avenue St. Paul’s Grammar School Baseball, 1934 - 35 Hockey Home Room Chairman, 1931 - 32 Always smiling, always gay, With us all, he has his way. Worcester Academy, Dartmouth COURTNEY, THOMAS FRANCIS Tom 81 Aberdeen Avenue Russell Grammar School Hockey, 1934 - 35 Baseball, 1934 lL rackwl934- He is a lad with laughing eyes, He cannot frown; he never tries. St. John’s Preparatory School 42 CAMBRIDGE HIGh LATIN SCHOOL COMPRICHARDS CR: Dick RICKIE 69 Upland Road Peabody Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1930 - 35 Review Staff, 1934 - 35 Chairman, Year Book Art Staff, 1934-35 He has never done with his delights — for when tired out with fun He rests at ease beneath some pleasant weed. Cambridge Art School CREAMER, CATHERINE WINIFRED SIs 14314 Gore Street Sacred Heart Parochia! School Hockey Baseball Catherine is quiet and very sweet, Her soothing qualities are a treat. Typist CRONIN, ANNE ANNE 312 Walden Street St. Peter’s Parochial School Baseball, 1931 Basketball Home Room Committee, 1934-35 Bright, merry and sincere Her many friends hold her most dear, Boston University CRONIN, MARGARET ROBERTA 96 Berkshire Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Swimming Baseball, 1932 - 33 - 34 Varsity, 1933 - 34 Basketball, 1932 - 33 Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Margaret athletically does incline And in this field I think she'll shine. Stoneleigh College CROWLEY, CORINNE MARIE CONNIE 55 Garfield Street Agassiz Grammar School Koen t19352 34-35 Dark hair and sparkling eyes — Never to be sad she tries. Radcliffe 43 CAMBRIDGE HIGh LATIN SCHOOL CROWLEY, MARGARET FRANCES MArG PEG 180 Thorndike Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Drama Committee, 1935 GrAwAs 1931-32-33 Baseball, 1931 - 32 Home Room Committee, 1931 She has two eyes so soft and brown, She gives a side glance, then looks around, Trust her not she is teasing you. Bryant Stratton Commercial School CULHANE, MARY CLAIRE MARION 54 Wendell Street St. Paul’s Parochial School Home Room Committee G. A Marion freely conversed in history, And how she learned dates was always a mystery. Normal School CULLINAN, HUGH CHARLES HUGHIE Cui 371 Harvard Street Harvard Grammar School Baseball, 1933 - 35 Hugh, he is a quiet lad, Moody, pensive, but never sad. P. G. — Harvard CULLINAN, PAUL E. Cur 371 Harvard Street Harvard Grammar School Checkers Cursed be he that moves my bones. CULOLIAS, OLGA G. OLLY 40 Prentiss Street Russell Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1933 Basketball, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 G. A. A., 1932 - 33 - 34-35 Varsity Basketball, 1933 - 35 Baseball, 1934-35 Atalanta had nothing on Olga in athletics. Undecided 44 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL CUMMINGS, DOROTHY H. Dor THE DUCHEss 501 Huron Avenue Harvard Grammar School Dramatic Club Senior Vice President Secretary, K. B. Club Senior Drama Junior Vice President Swimming, 1931 Basketball, 1931 - 32 - 33 Liberty Prize Speaking Contest Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 - 33 - 34-35 Dotty’s smile is bright and gay Never failing any day. Business School CUMMINGS, JAMES JOSEPH JIMMIE 273 Brookline Street Blessed Sacrament Parochial School Phi Club A man of few words. Boston University CUSACK, JAMES JOSEPH JIMMY 1194 Cambridge Street St. Mary’s Parochial School Home Room Committee Jim is a boy who sure is steady And for business always ready. Business DALTRY, MARION SHIRLEY SHIRLEY 7 Frost Street Agassiz Grammar School GrAw oO oeyears Basketball Although quiet and reserved, Her good marks always are deserved. Burdett College DALY, FAY MATHILDE Fay 1578 Cambridge Street Harvard Grammar School Gea en 952-955 Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Fay’s a good scout, pleasant and gay She’s the joy of everyone's day. Bryant Stratton Commercial School 45 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL DANFORTH, BARBARA ANN Bass 16A Forest Street Agassiz Grammar School G. An A Basketball Tennis She cooks cup cakes for all the boys When they go up to make noise. Bryant Stratton Commercial School DANIELS, DOROTHEA DoT DotTry 60 Winthrop Street Houghton Grammar School Ga Jae Yates TBG! Dorothy darling, Dorothy dear, Always merry and full of cheer. Business College DAVIDSON, JOHN EDWARD BUSTER SPEED 9 Soden Street Blessed Sacrament Parochial School Ping Pong, 1934 Baseball, 1934 Football, 1934 Glee Club No love of study him affects, He’s too fond of the opposite sex. Lawrence Academy DAVIS, JOHN F. 282 Massachusetts Avenue Chess Club, 1932 - 35 Manager, Chess Club, 1933 - 34 Never do es he seem disturbed Less frequent yet to be perturbed. Harvard College DAV Ye. DE ORO HN DAVE LEo 7 Story Street St. Paul’s Parochial School Baseball, 1932 Tennis, 1934 Home Room Committee, 1933 For studies he doesn’t give a heck, He cares more for the opposite sex. Notre Dame College 46 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL DENAULT, ROLAND A. ROLLIE 91 Sherman Street Notre Dame de Pitie Parochial School Home Room Chairman, 1932 - 33 Football, 1933 - 34-35 Tennis, 1935 Hockey, 1933 Baseball, 1935 Senior Treasurer, 1935 We know Rollie with his ready smile, He's always there in the best of style. Worcester Academy DENNING, AGNES FRANCES AGGIE 27 Marney Street Kelley Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34 Baseball, 1932 - 33 Basketball, 1933 - 34 Aggie is one of those High School gals, Who belong to the well-known club called “Pals”. P. G. — Burdett College DE ROODE, CORNELIA 79 Martin Street Medford High School French Club Not really bold, but she’s in the race, For intelligence is the keynote of her happy face. Simmons College DE SIMONE, NICK SCOOPI 30 Warren Street Wellington Grammar School Baseball Basketball Manager From the Island of Silent Men. Bryant Stratton Commercial School DESROSIER, ARTHUR E. ART 210 Prospect Street Harvard Grammar School Home Room Committee Ring Committee Year Book Staff He is witty, he is clever, And we wish him joy forever. Harvard College 47 CAMBRIDGE Hick LATIN SCHOOL DE, VASTLO! CARMELTAS |: MIMI 13 Sixth Street Thorndike Grammar School A dark girl with dark brown eyes, Carmella is a friend we idolize. Busines College DEVLIN, DOROTHY LOUISE Dot SIs 54 Bolton Street St. John’s Parochial School Chairman of Home Room, 1933 Dot is a girl who is sometimes late, But often arrives before half past eight. Undecided DONALD, ANN MERCEDES NANCY 626 Huron Avenue Russell Grammar School GA AGT 93233 3) 34: Austere, not too severe, — and nice, Aloofness is her only vice. Lowell Normal School DONOVAN, KATHERINE KAFFY 20 Holly Avenue St. Peter’s Parochial School Basketball, 1931 - 32 - 33 Dramatie Club, 1934 - 35 Senior Drama, 1935 We know her future will be bright, And she'll rise to some great height. Simmons College DONOVAN, EDWARD FRANCIS BUNNY 94+ Sixth Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Dramatics Football Drama Committee, 1933 Baseball Home Room Committee, Vice Chairman, 1932 Home Room Committee, Chairman, 1934 Health that mocks the doctor’s rules Knowledge never learned of schools. Northeastern University 48 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL DONOVAN, JOSEPH J. JOE 84 Prescott Street De La Salle Institute, New York City Tennis Home Room Committee, 1935 Great things he has in store His work is always finished, never on the floor. IV se cee DONO VANEESALLE Ys C 25 Granville Road Russell Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 G. A. A., Executive Committee, 1932 - 33 For talking Sally can’t be beat, Yet we know she’s very sweet. Boston University DORMAN, CHARLES C. CHARLIE CHET CHUCK ACE 53 Sacramento Street Agassiz Grammar School Football, 1933 - 34 Basketball, 1932 - 35 Baseball, 1934 - 35 Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 - 33 - 34-35 His thoughts are so profou nd and deep, That sometimes in class, he seems asleep. Annapolis after Hebron DOWNEY, EDWARD Ep 22 Grozier Road Russell Grammar School Football, 1934 Home Room Committee, 1931 - 33 Here’s hoping that his future is bright, And that he will rise to the greatest height. Lawrence Academy — Dartmouth DOWNEY, ELLEN THERESA NELLIE 146 Spring Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Basketball, 1931 G. A. A., 1931 - 32 Home Room Committee, 1932 Lovable, happy and sincere To her friends she is most dear. Burdett College 49 CAMBRIDGE High LATIN SCHOOL DOWNING, JAMES E. JIM 66 Tremont Street St. Mary’s Parochial School Silence is golden. Bentley’s School of Accounting and Finance DRISCOLL, FRANCIS LEO FRANNY SHORTY 116% Berkshire Street Kelley Grammar School Small, but sure like a dynamo. Boston College DROZD, ELIZABETH JANE BETTY 37 Jefferson Street St. Hedwig’s Parochial School Gare Ant 931 Baseball; 1931 Betty is a winsome lass, One of the nicest in our class. Bryant Stratton Commercial School DRUCK, JENNIE JEANNE 14%4 Tufts Street Morse Grammar School GHAGEA 81932233 A maiden young and fair, With a wealth of red, red hair. Burdett College DUBE, PIERRE WILFRED ‘TEDDY 65 Fayerweather Street Agassiz Grammar School Class Reporter, 1933 Checker Team It used to be Teddy’s joy, To try the teachers and annoy. Wie Uh A he 50 CAMBRIDGE Fieh LATIN SCHOOL DU BOIS, EDNA G. Ep 205 Harvard Street Peabody Grammar School ER, UNG ele Edna’s a girl who is never blue She always greets you with “How cha do” DUDDY, FRANK EDWARD, Jr. Dup 112 Upland Road Peabody Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 Editor, Year Book Committee, 1935 Golf, 1934 - 35 French Club, 1935 Tennis, 1935 Senior Drama Too great for haste, too high for rivalry. De Pauw University DUNNETT, ARTHUR FRANCIS SONNY 84 Cherry Street Football, 1932 - 34 Basketball, 1934 - 35 Phi Club Quiet, serene, good-humored, beneficient. EARLE, ELIZABETH M. BETTY 56 Trowbridge Street Harvard Grammar School Elizabeth as we know her, is a maid petite and shy, But Elizabeth as she really is, I cannot say, not I. Burdett College EARLE, GORDON 56 Trowbridge Street Harvard Grammar School Undecided 5] CAMBRIDGE Hick LATIN SCHOOL EASTMAN, RUTH E. 23 Granville Road Russell Grammar School Home Room Reporter, 1932 Quiet and dignified is she Never mixed up in hilarity. Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School EISENHAUER, ROBERT Wien’ 30 Inman Street Harvard Grammar School Wherever a loud chuckle you hear, Eisenhauer is sure to be near. Stockbridge School EMBROSE, ESTHER RUTH JANIE WATTS 32 Hancock Street Houghton Grammar School She finds her place and fills it with success. Dietitics — Howard University, Washington, Da G EMERSON, MADELINE Map MAppy Continental Hotel Brookline High School K. B. Dressed very smartly and always in style, And always adorned with that cool little smile. Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School ERICKSON, MARGARET TERESA MARGUERITE MArG RED 96 Larchwood Drive Russell Grammar School G. A. A; 1931 = 32-33 = 34 Home Room Committee, 1931 - 33 Drama Committee, 1935 Swimming, 1933 She’s a mixture of red hair, pep and good fun. Bradbury Academy 52 CAMBRIDGE HiGh LATIN SCHOOL ESSMAN, MILDRED CATHERINE MIL MILLIE 4 Baldwin Court St. Paul’s Parochial School G. A. A. Basketball Home Room Committee, 1932 Millie is one we all admire, For her smile is part of her attire. Boston University FABRIZIO, ELVIRA MARY AL EvA ALVY 387 Cambridge Street Putnam Grammar School G. A. A., 1931 - 32 - 33 Class Notes Reporter, 1931 - 32 Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34 Treasurer of Italian Club, 1935 Like a sunbeam on a winter’s day, Ever charming, and ever gay. Business College FAHEY, LUKE JOSEPH BIFF DEACON 117 Spring Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Baseball, 1934-35 Indoor Baseball, 1933 Ping Pong Checkers Phi Club, Sergeant at Arms Oh! Why should life all labor be. Yale University FAIRBURN, STEWART STEWIE 85 Tremont Street Harvard Grammar School Books begone! I care not for thee You are my sorrow, my life’s misery. Northeastern University FALWELL, GEORGE N. RABBIT 18 White Street Brighton High School Baseball, 1934 Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 Just read the daily papers And know that he is a wonder, He goes in every kind of sport And gets his share of plunder. Brokerage 53 CAMBRIDGE Hich LATIN SCHOOL FEDOROWICZ, VERA VEE 205 Washington Street Roberts Grammar School G.. A.-A., 1932 = 33 Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 Always neat and ready to please, Almost always at her ease. Burdett College FENNELL, JOHN RED FLASH Hot CHA 48 Fenno Street St. Peter’s Parochial School Baseball Manager, 1932 - 33 - 34 Hockey Manager, 1932 - 33 - 34 Home Room Committee, 1933 Basketball, 1933 John is cheerful all the while And never is without a smile. Andover Academy — Boston College FINE, DOROTHY Dor Dopo 16 Marie Avenue Harvard Grammar School Gia Ace al 932521315 She laughs and the world laughs with her, She studies, but studies alone. Damon Hall FINKEL, PAUL R. 6 Longfellow Road Harvard Grammar School ‘Tennis Junior Orchestra, 1934 An earnest student — a loyal friend. Harvard College or Tufts FINSTEIN, ERNEST S. FINN ERNIE 103 Inman Street Harvard Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34 Review, 1933 - 34-35 His report shows his wisdom, His school his popularity. Bentley School of Accounting 54 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL FINSTEIN, LORETTA LORRY 220 Webster Avenue Wellington Grammar School G.. A. A. Swimming ‘Team Basketball Ilome Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Her eyes demand the truth. Forsythe Dental School FISHMAN, BEATRICE BEA 71 Magazine Street Webster Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1931 Geometry I — Prize French Club, Program Committee Brains, personality and pep, To catch up with her you'll have to step. Radcliffe College FITZGERALD, IRENE RENE 40 Prentiss Street Gorton High School, Yonkers, N. Y. Home Room Committee Sigma Alpha Sigma Sorority She is quiet, modest and shy, Rather silent and not very high. Miss Wheelock’s Kindergarten School FITZGERALD, JAMES EDWARD FIrzy JIMMY 2 George Street Ellis Grammar School Ping Pong, 1934 Hockey, 1933 - 34-35 Phi Club Phi Debating Team Baseball, 1934-35 Always ready to join in fun He is liked by everyone. Undecided FLANAGAN, DORINE RENE 2592 Massachusetts Avenue St. John’s Parochial School G. A. A., 1932 - 33 - 34 Basketball, 1932 Home Room Committee, 1932 Dorine is always happy and gay, She finds plenty of time for work and play. Lowell Normal School 55 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL FLANAGAN, HELEN VICTORIA 374 Ilarvard Street St. Paul’s Parochial School G. A. A. Home Room Committee, 1932 Helen of Troy is not her title, But the rivalry would be vital. Business FOLEY, EILEEN VIRGINIA Cuick CHICKIE 4 Van Norden Street Ellis Grammar School Go Ae Ane Shao eS Chickie is a merry lass, With eyes of blue and lots of class. Bryant Stratton Commercial School FOLEY, OSB Hs ¢ Jor 5 Cutler Avenue Peabody Grammar School TIome Room Committee, 1931 - 32 He's very clever youll agree, His best point is his modestly. PAG; FOLRYSUU GCILEE Bosby 31 Linnaean Street Rye High School, Rye, New York KB: Popular, jolly and sweet In all these ways, Lucille can’t be beat. PYG. ——r Vin ice Le FORBES, RICHARD W. PROFESSOR 844 Ash Place Agassiz Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1934 - 35 Band, 1932 Home Room Dramatics, 1935 ITis great popularity Comes from a pleasing personality. Exeter, Harvard — Teaching 56 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL FORD, CHRISTOPHER C. Cris Forby 57 Ninth Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Hlome Room Committee, 1933 - 34 As the river rolls out to the sun So roams Cris, happy and _ free. Northeastern University FRAM, SAUL SAULIE 1357 Cambridge Street Harvard Grammar School Basketball Liberty Prize Speaking Contest Senior Drama Committee Dramatic Club Senior Drama Cast Among good workers he’s the one That’s merry when the day is done. Northeastern University Law School FRANKELTOR, FRANCIS IRVING FRANK 140 Otis Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Phi Club Popularity and fame, he will surely attain. Suffolk Law School FRYE, DOROTHY ARCHER ‘Toppy Dor 1783 Massachusetts Avenue Agassiz Grammar School Swimming Orchestra Tennis GVA A: Basketball Snappy, peppy and pretty too, Beware boys, she’s flirtatious too, Maine University or Secretarial School GADSBY, CHARLES JOSEPH CHARLIE 16 Bristol Street Kelley Grammar School He’s studious, he’s silent, Perhaps because he’s shy, The seeds of sociability One cannot yet decry. Harvard College 57, CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL GALGAY, JOHN J. GAL 259 Harvard Street St. Mary’s Parochial School Baseball, 1931 - 32 Basketball, 1931 - 32 - 33 A smart boy so his teachers say, His classmates like him anyway. University of Alabama GALLAGHER, GERALD JAMES JERRY 112 Aberdeen Avenue St. Peter’s Parochial School Hockey, 1934-35 Baseball, 1934 Track, 1934 A helping hand to all he'll lend, Lucky the one who calls him friend. St. John’s Preparatory School GENNA, JENNIE 165 Elm Street Washington Intermediate, Boston Jennie never asks; Jennie never demands, But smiling, takes the world in hand. Work GHILARDI, OLGA OLLIE 196 Harvey Street Ellis Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1932 Basketball, 1932 GaeAweAe 193.2.835 Baseball, 1932 Olga may saintly be But at times mischievous was she. Burdett College GILFEDDER, ROSE ANNE 1 Ballard Place Blessed Sacrament School Ge Hk, Jakes Gv Light of heart, laughing eyes, When she passes the boys all sigh. Work 58 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL GILLIS, HELEN BERNADETTE 18 Plymouth Street Immaculate Conception Parochial School Sometimes grave, sometimes gay, But we like her either way. Burdett College GNERRE, JAMES V. JIMMY 7 Joy Street Webster Grammar School Basketball, 1931 Baseball, Co-Captain, 1934 - 35 An athlete unequalled A sportsman complete. GOBLE, MERIEL ELIZABETH BETTY + Hancock Park Harvard Grammar School French Club On Ila dale Glee Club Regal Meriel, tall and fair, Can surely sing and is debonair. Singing GOMEZ, JOHN JOSEPH Dusty SPORT 314 Marcella Street Kelley Grammar School Hockey, 1932-33-34-35 Football, 1933 - 34 Captain, 1934-35 Phi Club Gentleman, athlete and scholar. Boston University GORDON, CHARLES F. CHARLIE Burn ’EmM Up 15 Leonard Avenue Harvard Grammar School Basketball, 1932 - 35 Football Il — 1933 Home Room Committee, 1934 He’s one hundred per cent O. K. every single day. Undecided 59 CAMBRIDGE HIGh LATIN SCHOOL GORE, ULYSSEUS HANSON ARGUEMENTATION 18 Pine Street Roberts Grammar _ School Glee Club, 1932 - 33 - 34 A smart fellow, this man Gore, He’s sure to set the world on fire. Livingstone College GRADY, MARGARET INEZ MACKIE 17 Eighth Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Popular, jolly, pretty and sweet, One whose presence is always a treat. Bryant Stratton Commercial School GRAHAM, ALEXANDER AL RED 12 Wright Street Peabody Grammar School Baseball, 1934 - 35 Vice Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1931 Vice Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1934 Mischief, mischief, everywhere! Where is Alec? He must be there. P. G. — University of Pennsylvania GRANCHELLI, MANUEL NOBLE MANNY 76 Dudley Street Ellis Grammar School Debating Club, 1934 Pianist at Sophomore, Junior and Senior As- semblies, 1932 - 33 - 34 Pianist at Junior Assemblies, 1935 Glee Club, Choir and Orchestra, 1933 - 34 Play on Granchelli, play on, Tho’ music mute surpasses music heard. Northeastern University GRASSO, CARMELA RITA 167 Hampshire Street St. Joseph’s Parochial School, Boston Review Staff Persistent and steady, her will, it is strong — Her character inspiring, her success will be long. Business College 60 CAMBRIDGE HiGh LATIN SCHOOL GRAY, CORA RUTH DOoLLy 6 Ash Place Russell Grammar School G. A. A., 4 years Basketball Junior Home Room Committee Senior Home Room Committee Swimming Tennis She’s never haughty, never proud, But popular in every crowd. Lasell or Boston University GREENIDGE, MILDRED IRENE MILLIE 5 Soden Street Cambridge High Latin School Her sunny smile, we must confess Will surely bring her great success. Undecided GRIFFIN, GERTRUDE CLAIRE GERT 51 Dudley Street Ellis Grammar School GAD AI1931,-32 Beauty is as beauty does Here’s as nice a girl as ever was. Business GRIFFIN, PAUL FRANCIS JOSEPH SNOOKY 27 Rice Street St. John’s Parochial School Snooky is a fine young man but two defects has he, You see he is extremely shy and quiet as can be. Business College GRIGOLONOK, ANNA NARGE 330 Windsor Street Wellington Grammar School Gon AS CAL, 2h 93. 25-735 Home Room Committee, 1935 Slim and blonde is she of this name With eyes that would put La Crawford to shame. Burdett College 61 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL GRODEN, JOSEPH ANTHONY Jor 45 Garfield Street Agassiz Grammar School Hockey Review When the roll is called up yonder, and St. Peter’s at the gate, It sure will be a wonder — if Joe doesn’t get there late. Boston College GURIN, GERTRUDE MAY GERT GERTIE Webster Grammar School We like you, Gertie, indeed we do, Your friends will be many, enemies few. P. G. — Normal School HALEY, HELEN MARIE 54 Fayette Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Where's the person who doesn’t like her? Business HALEY, LILLIAN JANE jisite 74+ Kirkland Street Harvard Grammar School Review Staft G. A. A., 1932 - 33 - 34-35 Swimming, 1935 A girl more fair, a girl more sweet, Never has it been my luck to meet. Business School HALPERN, RUTH RUTHIE 1010 Cambridge Street Wellington Grammar School French Club Gate Ae esa VGArs Basketball, 1 year Ruth could study and she could play, But we liked her best when she was gay. Salem Teachers’ College 62 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL HAMILTON, ADDISON 5 Bryant Street Rocky School, Arkansas Silent as thought in evening contemplation. Undecided HAMILTON, BARBARA HELEN BARB BaABs 9 Cottage Street Webster Grammar School G. A. A., 1932 Senior Drama Senior Drama Committee Dramatic Club Always smiling, always gay, We'll miss Babs when she goes away. Business School HANNIFIN, MARY FRANCES Mary Lou 6 Sherman Street St. Peter’s Parochial School GrA. A; Here is a pretty girl it’s true, Smart and liked by everyone, too. Burdett College HARNEY, FRANK LEO, Jr. FRANK 345 Harvard Street St. Paul’s Parochial School Football, 1931 - 35 Dramatics Debating Baseball, 1931 Golf, 1935 Choir President of Home Room Committee, 1931 - 34 Frank’s all there when it comes to girls, But we'd like to know why he cut his curls. Exeter — Harvard HARNEY, JOHN J. JAY DUKE 281 Walden Street St. Peter’s Parochial School Baseball Basketball Dramatics Football Track Checkers Home Room Committee Jay enters leisurely, he is nobody’s fool, If he another year shall stay, no doubt he'll own the school. Annapolis after Exeter Preparatory School 63 CAMBRIDGE HIGh LATIN SCHOOL HARRINGTON, MARY ARLENE 71 Huron Avenue Peabody Grammar School GA. A: Basketball Winsome and shy Shell surely get by. Boston University HEALY, JAMES CoucH Drops 41 Vassal Lane Russell Grammar School Treasurer, Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 Football, 1931 - 35 Hockey, 1934 - 35 His jokes and his art Thrills many a young girl’s heart. Kent Hill — Dartmouth HENIHAN, MARION RITA 74 Thorndike Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Marion will never lose her looks By burying her nose in a History book. Undecided HENNESSY, NORA CECILIA ROSE 389 Broadway Academy of Assumption, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Basketball Home Room Committee Swimming Class Notes Reporter GarAee Ae 932 She’s as peppy as the color of her hair. Travel HICKS, ELLEN FLORENCE FLOSSIE 79 Aberdeen Avenue William H. Lincoln School, Brookline, Mass. Quiet and reserved; a nice classmate. Undecided 64 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL HINDLE, FLORENCE MARTHA TAWNY FLo 8 Neil Court Ellis Grammar School Secretary, Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 G. A.A. Full of vim, full of pep, Good at athletics? You bet. 3urdett College HOAGLAND, BEATRICE VIRGINIA EILEEN GINNIE 292 Harvard Street Public School No. 6, Queens, L. I., New York Keb: Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Swimming Team, 1931 - 34 French Club, Program Committee Algebra Prize, 1931 - 32 Eyes of blue and dimples too, Do we like her? You bet we do. Radcliffe College HOOPER, GENEVIEVE JERRY 2 Linnaean Street So. Lancaster Academy GeAaeAs Always smiling, always gay, Making bright the darkest day. Leslie School HORGAN, HARRY A. NEWT HAH ACE 124+ Oxford Street Agassiz Grammar School Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Baseball Oh! Why should life all labor be? Notre Dame College HOURIHAN, WILLIAM BILLY ACE 64+ Richdale Avenue Peabody Grammar School Hockey, 1933 Basketball, 1932 - 34-35 Football, 1934 Christmas Play Baseball, 1935 Home Room Committee, 1932 A popular youth with human thoughts and aspirations, Which seem bound to come true. Boston College 65 CAMBRIDGE HICH LATIN SCHOOL HOUSER, GERTRUDE MARIE 185 Hancock Street Harvard Grammar School Secretary of French Club Drama Club A studious girl whose pleasure is working, In her studies never shirking. Radcliffe or Simmons HUME, MARGARET FRANCES PEGGY 891 Massachusetts Avenue Webster Grammar School GRA An 1932.53 Here is Peggy with eyes of blue, Her smile betakes a spirit true. Wilfred Academy HUMEZ, DAVID ERNEST BUTTERFLY 12 Clinton Street Harvard Grammar School If he plays for fame as he does chess, His life will surely be a success. Harvard College ISAACS, NINA TENNA 61 Granville Road Russell Grammar School Glee Club, 1933 GwAcrAs Home Room Committee, 1933 Wavy hair and shining eyes And a sense of humor — she’s a prize. Business School JACOBS, BERTHA BERT 24 Tremont Street Harvard Grammar School (G5 AN vale RY 335) She’s not as quiet as she seems, For in her eye is mischief’s gleam. Business College 66 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL JANICK, THEODORE WALTER TED 98 Trowbridge Street Thorndike Grammar School Track, 1933 Football, 1932 - 34 Hockey, 1934 Home Room Committee, 1932 Baseball, 1935 Rho Kappa Phi, 1931 - 35 His simple question is Why should I only toil? Business College JEFFERSON, FLORENCE T. FLOSSIE 837 Massachusetts Avenue Lexington High School G. A. A., 1933 - 34 Swimming, 1934 Home Room Committee, 1934 A better friend we never knew As good and kind as she is true. Nurse JEMMOTT, COLERIDGE AUGUSTUS, Jr. HEM 330 Western Avenue Webster Grammar School A trim little man with plenty of style. Business JENKINS, ANNE MAY JACKIE 32 Crescent Street Agassiz Grammar School Gar AlPAr 1932.33 Basketball, 1933 Class Notes Reporter, 1933 - 34 Secretary of Dramatic Club, 1935 Senior Drama Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 Beautiful teeth, charming voice, She’s the best in any choice, She's always peppy, never blue, She’s popular, pretty, honest and true. Emerson College JOHNSON, EULAH MERRILL ‘TEDDY 194 Hews Street Houghton Grammar School Gy Ac A: Here’s a girl that’s never blue There are so many things she likes to do. P. G. — Undecided 67 CAMBRIDEE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL JOHNSON, HARRY M. 80 Wendell Street Southern Junior High School, Somerville Review Staff, 1934 Short Story Contest, 1933 I am the master of my fate I am the captain of my soul. Ilarvard College JOHNSON, HOWARD B. Howl. SPIKE JOHNNIE 8 Holden Street Watertown Senior High School It would be hard to defile His perennial smile. P. G. — Boston University JOHNSON, PRISCILLA PRILLA 34 Warland Street North Quincy High School Assistant Art Editor of Year Book Literary Editor, Review Home Room Committee, 1932 - 35 P for poetess, popular and perfection, She’s the object of our affection. Commercial Art School — Stylist JONES, ALTON T. AL Jo Jo 2 Lamson Place Harvard Grammar School Orchestra, 3 years Class Room Reporter, Review, 1934 Basketball Football Alton is as pleasing to the heart as his violin is to the ear. Study Music JONES, EMILY MILDRED BETTY SONIA 40 Union Street Wellington Grammar School Freshman, Home Room Committee (Ge UNS dae Basketball Team Junior Home Room Committee Emily is a girl pleasant to meet And all her cooking nice to eat. Burdett — Slehigh College, N. H. 68 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL JONES, TERESA C. TERRY ‘TEDIE 263 Upland Road Russell Grammar School G. A. A., 1931 - 32 Chairman, Home Room Committee, 19 we we ' we rs A blond beauty with blue eyes, She is a friend we idolize, Business School JORDAN, ELEANOR JOSEPHINE ELLI 36 Rice Street Ellis Grammar School Never boisterous, never loud, She’s popular in every crowd. Business School JOSEPH, CHARLES BENEDICT CHARLIE BEN JOE 201 Pearl Street Blessed Sacrament Parochial School Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Chess Club Tennis Club Track, 1933 - 34 He's a boy that makes lots of noise, And uses the school supplies for his toys. P. G.— M.I. T. JOSLYN, RICHARD RED Dick 19 Tufts Street Morse Grammar School Because Dick is always grinning, We know he will end by winning. MBI “Ab. KAMINS, PEARL G. 5 Austin Park Harvard Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1935 GRATA. 1932-33734 Review Editor, 1934 - 35 Pi Eta Kappa Sorority Officer, 1935 Her sparkling smile is habitual, And always cheers our daily ritual. P.. G. — Radcliffe College 69 CAMBRIDGEE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL KANDARIAN, H. EVERETT KANDY MusH Don 2 Stearns Street Peabody Grammar School He is a smiling lad, And goes in for every fad. Undecided KAPLAN, DIANNE D1 DINCHY 29 Wendell Street Harvard Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Gch TA 19312 Popular, jolly, pretty and sweet One whose presence is always a treat. Nursing KARKANEDES, MARIA G. 5 Mifflin Place Roberts Grammar School Treasurer, French Club Always smiling, always sweet, Joy to meet her on the street. P. G. — Simmons College — Public Nursing KARSH, GERTRUDE GERTY GERT ‘TRUDY 172 Putnam Avenue Houghton Grammar School GaAs 1920: Debating, 1933 A good business woman Gert will be, Business KASDAN, ESTHER GERALDINE EssIE 6 Nuttings Road Roxbury Memorial High School If she’s as neat in her work as in her dress, We know this chic lady will be a success. Business School 70 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL KAUFMAN, DOROTHY CHARLOTTE DUBBIE Dor 101 Trowbridge Street Edward Devotion, Brookline Pi Eta Kappa GAA. She’s the girl with the winsome smile, She counts her friends a million a mile. Secretarial School KEANE, MAURICE JOSEPH SONNY MoE 12 Haskell Street St. John’s Parochial School Track, 1934 Basketball, 1935 Happy go lucky, come what may, Sonny goes smiling all the way. E.G; Northeastern KEEFE, ANNA VERONICA NANCY 16 Oakland Street St. Mary’s Parochial School Home Room Committee, 1933 Her beauty, wit and smile so fair, Make Anna Keefe a friend so rare. Business College KELLEHER, FRANCIS EUGENE FRANK 29 Richard Avenue Ellis Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 None but himself can be his parallel. Boston University KELLEY, HELEN CATHERINE KEL 123 Webster Avenue Kelley Grammar School Kel is to everyone a great little friend. Pensive and moody but true ’til the end. Bryant Stratton Commercial School 7 CAMBRIDGE High LATIN SCHOOL KELLEY, JOHN JOSEPH KEL 634 Huron Avenue Haggerty Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 - 33 - 34 Baseball, 1935 Long and lanky, tall and thin, Fun by the bushels stored within. Boston College KEOHANE, MARY MAE 19 Magoun Street Wellington Grammar School GAP AS 1932-33 Basketball, 1933 She’s full of fun and mischief too, She’s always up to something new. Bryant Stratton Commercial School KERR, ALICE JOSEPHINE AL 18 Eliot Street St. Paul’s Parochial School Her air, her manners, all who sees admire. Stoneleigh College, Rye Beach, N. H. KILFOYLE, KATHERINE E. Kay 222 Concord Avenue St. Mary’s Parochial School GRAWAT 1932 35)-545-355 Ke Be Dramatic Club, 1934 - 35 Home Room Committee, 1935 ’Tis the songs you sing and the smiles you wear, That's making the sunshine “everywhere. Boston University KIMBALL, FREDERICK FRED 30 Irving Street Agassiz Grammar School Tap Dancing Drama Phi Club He is never blue, but always true. Boston University CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL KIRBY, FRANCIS LEO BuB FRANK 15 Centre Street St. Mary’s Parochial School Football, 1931 - 32 - 33 - 34 Basketball, 1932 - 33 - 34 His social smile makes things worth while. Andover Academy — Yale KISHKIS, MICHAEL MIKE 4+ Dickinson Street Roberts Grammar School Basketball, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 Basketball Captain, 1935 Track, 1932 - 33 - 34 A right good sport, he plays the game, He leaves his name in our “Hall of Fame”. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy KISIEL, VERONICA STELLA VI VONNY 114 Fifth Street St. Hedwig’s Parochial School Here’s a cute girl with a pretty name, And everyone knows she’s just the same. Burdett College KITTREDGE, LEON VICTOR 37 River Street Webster Grammar School A youth of quiet ways. Lawrence Academy KORNATOWSKA, JANE AGNES JANEY 250 Webster Avenue St. Hedwig’s Parochial School Freshman Home Room Committee Sophomore Home Room Committee G, A.A. 1931-32-33 Swimming, 1931 - 32 Baseball, 1931 - 32 Lovable, merry and with pleasant ways, Jane’s a modern girl in modern days. Cambridge Secretarial 73 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL LA BAR, GEORGE I BLONDY GOLDIE 57 Gorham Street Agassiz Grammar School Drama Committee, 1935 He’s a regular fellow who's perfectly square, A dependable chap, with a smile that is rare. Hotel Management LA BOSSIERE, BLANCHE LUCIA Boots 6 Pearl Terrace Blessed Sacrament Parochial School Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 A sweeter girl is hard to find, And to that make up your mind, Burdett College LA FRANCE, ALMA S. AL KIT 60 Rindge Avenue Notre Dame de Pitie Parochial School Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 GeA er Age 932 655 Basketball, 1932 Her charms they are many, Her faults, scarcely any. Katharine Gibbs — Stoneleigh College LAGSDIN, RUTH W. RUTHIE Lacs 82 Richdale Avenue Peabody Grammar School Vice President, Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Never boisterous, never loud, She's popular in any crowd. Radcliffe College LANDRIGAN, DAVID LANNY 30 Park Avenue Haggerty Grammar School Football, 1931 - 32 Baseball, 1931 Home Room Committee, 1931 Lanny is a merry lad, When he’s around it’s never sad. West Point 74 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL LAPINSKY, HELEN FRANCES BARNEY 231 Portland Street Kelley Grammar School Outward sunshine, inward joy. (Gs, 7a aly, UGE she, PaG: LARSON, SVEA JOHANNA SPEED 1 Florence Street Webster Grammar School Ge A. AG, 4 years Baseball Decoration Committee Short of stature, smile on face. She's the girl to win the race. Massachusetts School of Art BAUCUS, VALERIAY): VAL VEE 52 Washington Street Roberts Grammar School Val is one we all admire, Her smile is part of her attire. Undecided LAWLOR, MARGUERITE MARIE PEGGY MARGIE 9 Adams Terrace St. Paul’s Parochial School (Ge aly Tiley 24 yuGEIn Sophomore Home Room Committee, 1932 Marguerite’s worth in her own estimation, Is about one-fifth her true valuation. P. G. — Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School LAWRENCE, FLORENCE AGNES FLo 67 Charles Street Sacred Heart Parochial School She is witty, she is clever, We wish her joy forever. Undecided 75 CAMBRIDGE HIGh LATIN SCHOOL LAWTHERS, ALICE VIOLET TWINNIE 14 St. Paul Street Harvard Grammar School (Ge ae Balyn ERO SEM A good character and a personality gay, Makes her popular day by day. Business LAWTHERS, ANNA GRACE ‘TWIN NIE 14 St. Paul Street Harvard Grammar School GrA. A. Pretty, popular, full of fun, Loved by each and every one. Work LECH, HELEN ANN 7 Fourth Street St. Hedwig’s Parochial School Oh, gentle maiden! happy and free, Good luck galore we wish for thee. Simmons College LEE, BARBARA AGNES BABs 20 Prince Street Blessed Sacrament Parochial School GoaAwAe Pretty to walk with; witty to talk with. Further Education LEIGHTON, RUTH RUTHIE 129 Magazine Street Morse Grammar School Art Club Home Room Committee, 4 years Cn daly JNay WEIS By Ruthie seems too cute a miss To bury herself in staid business. Business 76 CAMBRIDGE Hich LATIN SCHOOL LEPORE, DORA R. BOBBIE SMILEY 421 Portland Street Kelley Grammar School Chairman, Review Staff, 1935 Honor Roll, Junior Year Sis Tals Jake, EA Sunny disposition, Some man’s inspiration Stylist LESHANE, HELEN EVELYN SHANEY 248 Walden Street Ellis Grammar School Gy ALAS She is blonde and tall, and loved by all. Business School LESTER, LOUISE HORATIA CAPTAIN 12 Linnaean Street Arlington High School “Here lies the gentle humorist’. Sargent College of Physical Education LEVY, SUMNER CHARLES LEv 13 Marie Avenue Harvard @rammar School School Amateur Night, 1934 Room Play, 1934 Senior Drama Cast Dramatic Club Delta Zeta Gamma Fraternity He pared away the pleasant hours of ease With stride colossal — Preparing for Harvard or Tufts Harvard — Tufts LINDAHL, VERNON SELM LINDY 34 Chatham Street Webster Grammar School Golf Swimming Be friendly to all but familiar to few. Harvard College 77 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL LIPSKY, MORTON J. JULIE 235 Webster Avenue Harvard Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1931 Debating Club He dares do all that becomes a man, Who dares do more is none. P. G. — Massachusetts Pharmacy School LOUD, ARTHUR ART 37 Oliver Street Peabody Grammar School Baseball Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1934-35 The small misfortunes of life seldom bother a scholar so destined for great things. Boston University LOUPRETTE, ETHEL MAE JANET LUPE 106 Holden Green Damon Hall, Newton, Mass. Glee Club Laugh and the world laughs with you. P. G. — Radcliffe College LOVELL, SYBIL ENDEEN SYB 35 Essex Street Roberts Grammar School A pal in every class was this little lass. Secretarial School LUCAS, JOSEPHINE A. Jo 12 Gibson Street Russell Grammar School Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Secretary, Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 Jo is sweet and Jo is fair, Don’t you love her golden hair? Boston University 78 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL MACALASTER, VIRGINIA SIS MAE 28 Wendell Street Agassiz Grammar School Gia. Ax 1931-32 Swimming, 1932 So gentle a girl you can’t enrage her, She'll be a success were willing to wager. Simmons College MacKENZIE, CHRISTINE MARION CHRIS 194 Forest Street Whittier School, Merrimac, Mass. Swimming Oh, those golden tresses! Simmons College MacKENZIE, DUNCAN Mack 444 Austin Street Fletcher Grammar School He makes an art of friendship. Work MacPHERSON, JOHN F., Jr. JOHNNIE Mac 356 Harvard Street Russell Grammar School President, Junior Home Room Committee, 1933 A friendly boy and always neat, I1e’s the kind of a person you'd like to meet. Boston University MADDEN, MARY LORAIN 44 Orchard Street Wellington Grammar School G. A. A. If you will only give Mary a chance, She'll cheer you up with a clever tap dance. P. G. — Lowell Teachers’ College 79 CAMBRIDGE Hich LATIN SCHOOL MAHER, CATHERYN MILDRED MILLIE MIL 380 Walden Street St. Peter’s Parochial School Baseball, 1935 G. A. A., 4 years We like you Millie, indeed we do, Your enemies w ill be scarce and few. Business School MAHLER, ROBERT PAUL Bos 10 Woodbridge Street Ellis Grammar School Track, 1934 Football, 1933 Basketball, 1933 Bob has a hearty laugh which drives dull care away, He also has a cunning smile which draws the girls his way. P. G. — Northeastern MAHONEY, JAMES LEO Jim 40 Granville Road St. Peter’s Parochial School Hockey and Baseball Candidate, 1933 - 34-35 Though he be merry, yet withal he’s honest. New England Conservatory of Music MAHONEY, MARGARET ELIZABETH MARGIE 1228 Cambridge Street Webster Grammar School Gl AA 193 bes as We all like Margie whose full of pep, She always beams whenever she’s met. Bryant Stratton Commercial School MAHONEY, MARGARET LOUISE MarGIE 46 Saville Street Russell Grammar School GrAwA. 193132 Class Notes Reporter Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 - 35 Secretary, Junior Class, 1933 - 34 Secretary, Senior Class, 1934 - 35 None other could we meet As friendly as Margaret and as sweet. Lesley Kindergarten School 80 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL MAHONEY, PAUL FRANCIS Mau Moe 65 Fayerweather Street Russell Grammar School President, Senior Class, 1935 Football Manager, 1931 - 32 Varsity Football, 19 Basketball, 1932 -3 Baseball, 1934 - 35 Hockey, 1934 - 35 Reception Committee, 1935 Senior Drama Committee, 1935 Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 Home Room Dramatics, 1935 - a 3 - 34-35 Always happy, always free, Why aren't they all contented like me? Hebron Academy — Dartmouth MAHONEY, ROBERT D. Bos 355 Concord Avenue Russell Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 A quiet boy you think you see, But-in him is hidden T. N. T. University of Virginia MANCINI, JOSEPHINE TERESA Jo 76 Willow Street Thorndike Grammar School Josephine’s a cheerful gal, Look for her if you need a pal. Business College MANLEY, ANNE MARIE CECILE EPIE 6 Ellsworth Avenue St. Mary’s Parochial School GrneAs 1992-33-234. Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34 Marie’s so sweet, sedate and sincere She radiates cheer whenever she’s near. Portia Law School MANZELLI, ANGELA CAROLINE ANGIE 199 Mt. Auburn Street Russell Grammar School Angela’s a girl both quiet and mild, Don’t make a mistake and think her wild. Work 8] CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL MARCHURS, THOMAS TOMMY 75 Gore Street Putnam Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1934 - 35 Bashful and shy when alone is he, But when with the boys He’s as a boy should be. Burdett College MARCIL, IRENE MARIE RENEE 18 Whittier Street St. John’s Parochial School Freshman, Home Room Committee G. A. A. Junior Dramatics Swimming Here’s a lady light and fair, Pretty peppy — so beware. Maine University or Secretarial School MARGETSON, RUTH ANITA MARKY SLIM RUFUS 183 Windsor Street Roberts Grammar School Basketball, 2 years Always gay and always happy, With her answer quick and snappy. P. G. — Framingham State Teachers’ College MARSHALL, EMILY VELMA EM VEL 21 Whitney Avenue Morse Grammar School Dark hair and dark eyes But fair thoughts make her a prize. Wilfred Academy MARTIN, EDWARD J. IDs Ife 112 Thorndike Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Hockey, 1934 - 35 Phi Club Baseball, 1933 - 34-35 A great sport is E. J. and We know a great man’s boots he’ll fill. Preparatory School 82 CAMBRIDGE High LATIN SCHOOL MARTIN, JAMES BERNARD Jim Marty 96 Prospect Street St. Mary’s Parochial School Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34 Oh! Why should life all labor be? Brown University MARTINKUS, OLGA MARIA OLLIE Pir 289 Washington Street Wellington Grammar School Ilome Room Committee, 1931 - 32 - 33 - 34 From Olga we never hear a peep, But you know that still waters run deep! Boston University MASTERSON, MARY RUTH May MARIE SIs 27 Baldwin Street St. Paul’s Parochial School G. A. A. Basketball She’s an athletic miss In basketba ll she finds such bliss. Vesper George MATAS, C. JAMES SHORTY 53 Jay Street Wellington Grammar School Phi Club Committeeman Interclass Basketball, 1931 - 32 Phi Club Debating Vivacious and small, well beloved by all. Bentley Business School MAURER, RUDGH L. RuFus 351 Massachusetts Avenue Roberts Grammar School Home Room Committee, 4 years G. A. TeX. Ka Bb: Ruth used to be quiet and very shy, But now she’s the apple of everyone’s eye. Bridgewater State Teachers’ College 83 CAMBRIDGE Hich LATIN SCHOOL MAXWELL, GWENDOLYN A. GWEN 25 Pine Street Webster Grammar School ‘Here is dawning another blue day, Will you let it slip useless away? Work MAZZEO, SADIE M. SALLY 29 Cedar Street Ellis Grammar School Gra ae 93 13 2e-s5 Italian Club We all admire our lovely Sadie, She’s friendly, charming, a perfect lady. Business School McCARTHY, ELEANOR LOUISE ELLA 16 Berkshire Street Kelley Grammar School CLINGS Jake, MOET SS Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Sweetest of face, slight of form, Many like her are not born. Burdett College McCARTHY, JOHN FRANCIS “RED JACK” 474 Windsor Street Kelley Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1932-33 Football, 1932-33 Baseball, 1932 Jack McCarthy is a fine name, And it should sound good when he reaches fame. St. John’s — Boston College McCARTHY, MARY FRANCES MAE Mick ‘TOMATO 12 Cogswell Avenue Houghton Grammar School Home Room Committee Grn Salty Jake Class Reporter Dramatic Club Full of fun was Mick And her friendship will always stick. P. G. 84 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL McCORMICK, JAMES MAckK 73 Porter Road Ellis Grammar School Football, 1932 - 33 - 34 Phi Debating Team Phi Club Ping Pong _Interclass Basketball, 1932 - 33 A popular boy but very shy, In the esteem of his classmates, his place is high. Georgia Tech McCORMICK, PAUL ROBERT Mac 1 Tuttle Street St. Peter’s Parochial School Baseball, 1933 - 35 Hockey, 1933 Home Room Committee, 1931 He loves to laugh, he loves all fun, He is never quiet when school’s begun. Boston University McCREE, HAZEL PAULINE SLIM FLEETFOOT Mac 37 Hubbard Avenue Ellis Grammar School A better friend we never knew, As good and kind as she ts true. P. G. — Fisk University McCUSKER, VERONICA MARIE RONNIE VINNY Mac 184 Harvard Street St. Mary’s Parochial School Candidate for Baseball Gener ms years Candidate for Basketball, 3 years Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1934 She’s witty and she’s clever, We wish her joy forever. Burdett College McFARLAND, CHARLES BERNARD CHARLIE SANDY 16 Mt. Auburn Street Houghton Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1935 Track, 1934 Senior Reception Committee Senior Drama Vice President, Dramatic Club, 1934 - 35 President, Dramatic Club, 1934-35 Vou know how honey draws the bee? He draws the girls li ke that, you see. N. E. Conservatory of Music — Dramatics 85 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL McGRATH, ELIZABETH ROBERTA Wa 24 Sixth Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Swimming GeAAg Lil’s so happy, bright and gay, She enjoys life in a quiet way. Bookkeeper McHUGH, JAMES FRANCIS Mac 90 Allston Street Blessed Sacrament Parochial School Class Secretary, 1933 - 34 Class President, 1934 - 35 A quiet boy we think we see, But, oh, how noisy he can be. PIG: McINTYRE, RICHARD Dick 17 Otis Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Baseball, 1934 - 35 A quiet sturdy pleasant boy, who in baseball won his name, When he goes out into the world, we are sure he will win fame. McKEEVER, JOSEPH EDWARD Jor 8 Camelia Avenue Harvard Grammar School Football, 1931 - 32 - 33 - 34 Basketball, 1932 - 33 - 34 Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 - 33 Honest, loyal and true, All our best wishes follow you. Lawrence Academy — Harvard College McKENZIE, AUDREY CONSTANCE AUD 69 Thorndike Street Sacred Heart Parochia! School Home Room Committee, 2 years Better late than never. Business School 86 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL McSWEENEY, WILLIAM PATRICK BILL 9 Berkshire Street Sacred Heart Parochial School A fine example of a hardy chap, A fellow who smiles through any mishap. Olgethorpe University MEDERIOS, ELVIRA JESUS EvA EL ELVA 59 Otis Street Putnam Grammar School French Club A worthy ambition to be a musician. New England Conservatory of Music MEEHAN, GEORGE WILLIAM Bic Boy 190 Hamilton Street Blessed Sacrament Parochial School Phi Debating Team President, Phi Club Business Manager, Year Book Football, 1932 George is a good fellow, full of fun, He keeps the boys right on the right. Undecided MELLO, MADELINE EVA 153 Fifth Street Thorndike Grammar School Hiking and Swimming Eva never wastes her looks, By using them on horrid books. Business MELNICK, JENNIE TERESA JEN 27 Lambert Street Thorndike Grammar School Her winning smile and loving ways, Make Jennie worthy of our praise. Business College 87 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL MERLESENA, THOMAS TONY 19 School Street Roberts Grammar School Phi Club Basketball, 1931 - 32 - 33 - 34 Best and brightest, come away, Fairer far than this fair day. Business School MICHAUD, HENRY S. FRoG HENRY Mick STOOGE 7 Columbia Terrace St. Mary’s Parochial School Home Room Committee, 1932 Class Reporter, 1931 - 32 Hockey, 1933 - 34 Blessings on one who wisely loves His books, his sports and his girls. Bentley School of Accounting and Finance MILLER, WILLIAM J. BILL 5 William Street Boston Latin School William is a cheerful lad He’s never downcast or sad. MINKIEL, ADAM H. MINK 31 Harding Street St. Hedwig’s Parochial School French Club “So didst thou travel on life’s common way In cheerful godliness.” MITCHELL, JOHN WILLARD MiTcH BILL 314% Baldwin Street Arlington High School Football, 1934 Baseball, 1935 A great sport is Billand we know a great man’s boots he will fill, Dean Academy 88 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL MOKABA, ALBERT LAWRENCE 147 Otis Street Thorndike Grammar School “Ye are yet more boy than man’. Harvard College MOLLOY, FREDERICK J. FRED 20 Ware Street Harvard Grammar School This fellow’s name is Freddie, In his studies he’s quite steady. MANGELLI, EVELYN JOSEPHINE BUNNY Jo 59 Seventh Street Thorndike Grammar School A gay, successful scholar is she, Just the kind that appeals to me. Burdett College MOORE, BARBARA BABs BARB 40 Dana Street Howard Grammar School, Brockton, Mass. G. A. A. A sweeter girl we cannot meet Than dear Miss Barbara Moore. Boston City Hospital MORIARTY, PAUL H. Mory 15 Mifflin Place Peabody Grammar School Junior Prom C ommittee Football, 1931 - 32 Senior Reception Committee Baseball, 1932 Year Book Art Staff Hockey, 1932 Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1934 - 35 Treasurer, Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Watch out for Maestro Moriarty, ‘Cause next year he’s going “arty”. Massachusetts Art School 89 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL MOYLAN, EDWARD 32 Standish Street Ellis Grammar School Editor-in-chief of the Review reasoner 93i5 A mind cultured, capable of sober thought. MOYNIHAN, MARY ELIZABETH Mayo 17 Cowperthwaite Street St. Paul’s Parochial School Dark hair — dark eyes And oh my — is she wise? MULHERN, EDWARD Ep 131 Antrim Street St. Mary’s Parochial School Baseball, 1934 - 35 Say, hasn’t anyone told him yet, He’s the kind of man girls can’t forget. EaG. MULLEN, FRANCIS THOMAS MuL 10 Laurel Street Webster Grammar School Football, 1934 . Member of Phi Club Ping Pong, 1933 - 34 Orchestra Leader He is always full of fun; He laughs and smiles with everyone. University of Alabama MULLER, EDNA MAE MAE RED 99 Brookline Street Webster Grammar School Though many are Edna’s wiles, The most attractive are her smiles. Undecided 90 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL MURLEY, MELVIN G. MEL 161 Hamilton Street Morse Grammar School Home Room Committee Tennis Swimming Some day in the great hall of fame — Among others will be this name. Radio Operator MURPHY, JOSEPH THOMAS JOE JEFF 109 Museum Street St. Mary’s Parochial School Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Class Notes Reporter, 1933 - 34 Joe is a cheerful lad, He’s never downcast, nor is he sad. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy MURPHY, JOSEPH THOMAS JOE 33 Hancock Street Houghton Grammar School Review, 1933 - 34-35 Football Pennerian Club, 1934 - 35 Hockey O traveller! abiding not Where he pretends to be. Undecided MURPHY, MARGARET JOSEPHINE MARGIE + Frost Street Agassiz Grammar School President, G. A. A., 1935 Vice President, Treasurer, G. A. A., 1934 pecretary, GAA L933 Captain, Class Basketball Captain, 2nd Varsity Basketball, 1934 Captain, 1st Varsity Basketball, 1935 Captain, Class Baseball, 1933 - 34 Captain, Varsity Baseball, 1933 - 34 Captain, Swimming, 1932 Tennis Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Outstanding among athletes A treasure as a friend. Wellesley College MURPHY, PATRICK JOSEPH PAT 120 Dudley Street St. John’s Parochial School Vice President Phi Club Ping Pong Football, 1933 - 34-35 Chess Baseball, 1933 - 34-35 Always smiling, always here Always happy, bringing cheer. Boston College 91 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL MURPHY, RONALD VINCENT LitrtLeE BAsH 194 Norfolk Street St. Mary’s Parochial School Tennis, 1932 Baseball, 1932 Track, 1932 Hockey, 1931 Phi Club Basketball, 1932 Home Room Committee Alone, but in his studies with unbated zeal. Bentley School of Accounting and Finance MURRAY, MARY AGNES MAE RED 78 Willow Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Baseball, 1933 - 34 Varsity, 1933 - 34 Gea. At Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Senior Drama Committee Chairman, Year Book Committee Mary is a cheerful lass, In popularity she leads the class. Burdett College NADDY, FRANCES ANN FRANIE FANNY 3114 Baldwin Street St. Mary’s Parochial School Frances is a pretty name, And Frances herself is just the same. Undecided NADLER, GERTRUDE 366 Broadway Harvard Grammar School GeeAseAt French Club An influence luminous and serene, — A shining peace. Salem Normal School NAVARRO, RITA CATHERINE 35 Park Avenue Russell Grammar School Chairman, Ring Committee, 1934 - 35 K. B. Club, 1934 - 35 She holds her little thoughts in sight Though gay they run and leap! Perry - Kindergarten Normal School 92 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL NEUDORF, MARIE CLARA 264 Walden Street Peabody Grammar School (Gy vel, Zeke IER RPS EE Marie is as earnest and pleasant and kind, As faithful a friend as we ever shall find. Fitchburg Normal School NEUDORF, WERNER T. 264 Walden Street Peabody Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1932 Ring Committee, 1934 Senior Reception Committee, 1935 Basketball, 1932 - 33 - 34 - 35 Track, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 Football, 1932 - 33, Captain, 1934 An athlete, he of force and fame May he succeed in life’s great game. Dartmouth or Harvard College NOONAN, MICHAEL J. JACKO 12 Fainwood Circle St. Mary’s Parochial School Music High Schol Orchestra, 1933 - 34- 35 Chamber Music Ensemble, 1933 - 34 - 35 A good fellow, pleasant, and never proud, Popular and welcome in every crowd! Boston College NURCZYNSKI, HELEN Toots 120 Chilton Street Russell Grammar School She has a heart so noble, and a spirit so sweet That one better than her we rarely meet. Undecided NYMAN, HELEN EDITH 284 Western Avenue Webster Grammar School In school Helen is a quiet sort — Otherwise she’s one grand sport. Business 93 CAMBRIDGE HiIich LATIN SCHOOL O’BRIEN, FRANCIS X. TIGER Bo 3 Highland Park St. Mary’s Parochial School Football, 1 933 - 34 Junior Prom Committee Year Book Staff Home Room Committee If ever you want a friend so true Frank is the only boy for you. Boston College O'BRIEN, GEORGE THOMAS On: 324 Huron Avenue Russell Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 His appearance is rigidly wild, But they tell me he’s awfully mild. Harvard College O’BRIEN, JAMES JOSEPH J. J. 235 Columbia Street St. Mary’s Parochial School A sun far off in a shell of silence. O’BRIEN, WILLIAM J. BILLY 30 Mellen Street Agassiz Grammar School Member of American Radio Relay League He’s a regular fellow who’s perfectly square, A dependable chap, with a brain that is rare. Nal 1, “TRE OCKUISTE D live E EDIE 161 Columbia Street Fletcher Grammar School G. A. A. ‘Tennis Swimming Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34 Caroline Close Prize Winner, 1932 Very bright and so aggressive Her personality is so impressive. Further Education 94 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL O’DONNELL, MARY J. SIO 42 Chilton Street Haggerty Grammar School Fair and kind she was to us, And when she leaves there'll be a fuss. Undecided O’LEARY, MARGUERITE GERTRUDE PETE 1560 Cambridge Street Sacred Heart Parochial School G ALA. 1932—33 Basketball Chorus When Irish eyes are smiling Sure they steal your heart away. Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School OLKEN, HARRY AARON ARKIE 167 Elm Street Chess Club, 4 years Tennis Club, 1 year Staid and steady, always ready. Pennsylvania Agricultural School O’MARA, DAVID FRANCIS 236 Chestnut Street Blessed Sacrament Parochial School Member of Phi Club Ping Pong, 1935 Home Room Committee, 1935 Baseball, 1935 In his studies he’s O. K. And we wish him success in every way. Boston College PACKARD, RUTH ELEANOR RUFUS RUTHIE 20 Orchard Street George Francis Hatch Junior High School She doesn’t say much but she takes in everything. Nurse — Hospital undecided 2B} CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL PALMER, MARIE ALMA BABE WEE-WEE 155 Allston Street Morse Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Gila byeaes Marie was studious but never a prig, She knew when to fool and she knew when to “dig”. P. G. — Salem Normal School PAPPADOPOULOS, THEODORE T. PApPPy 208 Washington Street Chess Club, 1933 - 34-35 French Club, 1934 - 35 Checker Club, 1932 - 33 Latin, Second Prize, 1933 Latin, First Prize, 1934 I thank whatever gods may be For my unconquerable soul! Harvard College PATERSON, WILLIAM BILL SCOTTY PAT 56 Pearl Street Webster Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1931 Ran for Junior Prom Committee, 1933 Took part in home room plays in hall Although he usually is quiet, Once started he can be a riot. Burdett College — Business PAWLOWSKI, LOIS CLELLA 647 Concord Avenue Norman Junior High, Norman, Oklahoma Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Christmas Play, 1933 For she’s not forward, but modest as the dove. Radcliffe College PEERS, JULIA BETTY JULIE 6 Frost Street Peabody Grammar School Treasurer, K. B., 1935 Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 35 Vice Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1934 Popular, jolly, pretty and sweet One whose presence is always a treat. Ohio Wesleyan 96 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL PENNEY, ELIZABETH F. E 61 Pemberton Street St. Paul’s Parochial School Home Room Committee, Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Years ae Non lay .car She is quiet, modest and shy. Nursing — Cambridge City Hospital PERPEARDWALLIGCE.B: Buppy SALTY PEPPY 13 Lancaster Street Attleboro High School Member of K. B. Club Alice is liked by the girls and boys, Wherever she goes, she always has poise. P. G. — Wheaton College PERKINS, PHILIP R. PHIL 1716 Cambridge Street Peabody Grammar School Quiet and dignified is he Yet busier than the famous bee. Harvard College PIESLAK, HELEN ANNE BLONDIE 46 Saville Street St. Peter’s Parochial School Baseball Tennis Helen with her winning ways Made our days, happy days! Undecided PITCHFORD, A. LESTER LEs RED 983 Memorial Drive Peabody Grammar School Chairman, Room 21 Basketball, 1933 Treasurer, Room 52 Treasurer, Room 76 Football, 1931 - 32 - 33 - 34 Baseball, 1932 - 33 - 34 - 35 (Co-Captain 35) Home Room Assembly, 1935 Junior Prom Committee Chairman, Senior Reception Committee He is all a woman’s fancy could demand — but he’s human. Hebron Academy — Dartmouth 97 CAMBRIDGE High LATIN SCHOOL PLEDZIEWICZ, HARRIET C. EDNA 94+ Fifth Street St. Hedwig’s Parochial School Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 We sit for hours and just stare At Harriet’s crop of pretty, blonde hair. Business College POLLACK, ETHEL SKEEZIX ETH FLUFFY 13 Lincoln Street Wellington Grammar School Chairman, Program Committee French Club A more obliging girl we cannot find In the great G. Ho Lys. Radcliffe College POMEROY, HAZEL SMACKLES 95 Oxford Avenue Haggerty Grammar School Hazel likes her fun and gets it. Burdett College PORDAS sl OUlSEaEs SPEED MADEMOISELLE 51 Madison Avenue Notre Dame de Pitie Parochial School G. AwvA., 1931-32 Honorable Mention, Caroline Close Contest, ’34 2nd Vice President, French Club Home Room Dramatics, 1935 A clever miss, we all admit, Her shorthand speed must be a gift. Undecided POWELL, MARGARET HELEN PEG MARGIE BING 24 Hardwick Street St. John’s Parochial School G, Al AL 1932—330834 Basketball, 1933 - 34 - 35 Baseball, 1934 Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1935 Senior Basketball Captain, 1935 Peg’s smile is quite the thing, And does anyone know why she likes “Bing”. P. G. — Massachusetts General Hospital 98 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL PRESSER, CELIA Jiccs CEE 140 Elm Street Fletcher Grammar School Er rose Nee! RDS AT eR Ring Committee Whenever activities need to be planned — You'll alavays find Jiggs right on hand. Undecided QUIGLEY, MARY JOAN May JOHNIE 308 Elm Street Wellington Grammar School A modest little maid is she As shy and timid as can be. Undecided QUINLAN, RITA M. QUEENIE 11 Buena Vista Park St. John’s Parochial School Gea e193 1 32 acre hs Swimming Team, 1934 - 35 Rita stole a lot of hearts Like the knave who stole the tarts. Lowell Normal School QUINT, ARTHUR S. ART 55 Lee Street Harvard Grammar School Algebra II Prize, 1934 French Club Arthur’s a wizard with his books, Teachers don’t give him those looks. M. I. T. RAMONAS, BRONISLAVAS BRUNO 537 Main Street Roberts Grammar School Football Basketball A right good sport, he plays the game, He writes his name in our hall of fame. 99 CAMBRIDGE HIGh LATIN SCHOOL RANO, ETHELYN ETHEL 267 Brookline Street Putnam Grammar School Gr AWA. 193132 Treasurer, Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Vice President, Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Secretary, Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 Ethel is dainty and demure And has plenty of the so-called “allure”. Burdett College REAGAN, DANIEL JOSEPH DAN CALL ME ACE 1578 Cambridge Street Kelley Grammar School Golf Phi Club Basketball rack, 1935 Football, 1933 Swimming Ping Pong Baseball, 1932 Hockey Home Room Committee, 1932 He never asks, he never demands, But smiling takes the world in his hand. St. John’s Preparatory — Boston College REALL, MARY CHUBBY 4 Nutting Road St. Paul’s Parochial School (Grn Ta , T3 G, DRI BR 3 23} K. B., 1933 - 34-35 Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 Simple, unaffected and sweet, May success be yours to meet. Business School REEVES, MARGARET MANSFIELD PEGGY 107 Auburn Street Blessed Sacrament Parochial School St. Mary’s High School, 2 years Home Room Committee, Junior Year Home Room Committee, Senior Year An impish kind of person, Full of unexpected ideas and enthusiasm for life and laughter. Business and Singing Career REGNIER, PAULINE MARIE PAULY 23 Wendell Street Woodward Academy Christmas Pageant, 1934 Singing 100 CAMBRIDGE Hich LATIN SCHOOL REVALEON, PAUL ALBERT REVELLI REV 9 Worcester Street Fletcher Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Year Book Committee, 1935 One cannot know everything. Art School ROBBINS, ADINE LOIS CURLIE 21 Clarendon Avenue, West Somerville Peabody Grammar School Young People’s Fellowship We've heard her speak, and so we know Her voice is gentle, soft and low. Piano ‘Teacher RODMAN, BEATRICE BEADIE BEA BETEBA 9 Baldwin Street Harvard Grammar School Gy Av rAT 1 932)= 33-54 Swimming, Varsity, 1932 Chairman, Baseball, 1932 - 33 Home Room Committee, 1933 Basketball, 1932 - 33 For one of her sweet, irresistible smiles, Many a swain would run a mile. Boston University ROGERS, EDWARD FRANCIS EDDIE 99 Carleton Street Roberts Grammar School Hockey Senior Drama Home Room Committee, 1932 Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 - 35 Eddie is a lad of parts, He’s wrecked more than one of the co-eds’ hearts. Boston University ROONEY, HERBERT HERB RED 7 Grant Street St. Paul’s Parochial School Senior Drama Review Staff When any mischief has been done, He’s always mixed up in the fun. Harvard College 101 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL ROPER, LAWRENCE J. LARRY 1306 Massachusetts Avenue Derby Academy Treasurer, Home Room Committee, 1930 - 31 - 32 Secretary, Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Treasurer, Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 Quiet and dignified is he, But very good natured, you can see. Harvard College ROSEMAN, MEYER Moony 224 Webster Avenue Wellington Grammar School If ever you need a friend or two, Call on Meyer, he will help you. Undecided ROSENFIELD, ESTHER E Es 28 Harvard Street Houghton Grammar School (Gy Ja aly, IEE S 814 SRE! A better friend we never knew, As good and kind as she 1s true. Bryant Stratton Commercial School RYAN, ALICE VIRGINIA AL ALICE 3 Exeter Park Agassiz Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34 A modest little girl is she As shy and timid as can be. Massachusetts Art School or Garland School RY CE CYNE EEASALICE CYNn 38 Washburn Street Ellis Grammar School French Club “Cyn” was demure and sweet and shy, But that she had brains no one could deny. Bridgewater Teachers’ College 102 CAMBRIDGE HiIGh LATIN SCHOOL SAIDEH, EVELYN EVEY 94+ Oxford Street Agassiz Grammar School Basketball, 1931-32-33 Baseball, 1931 - 32 - 33 Basketball, Varsity, 1932 ‘Tennis, 1931 GaA. A. 1931-32-33 Her nonchalance, her poise, her grace, Is all expressed in her beautiful face. Undecided SANDERSON, HERMAN SANDY 302 Columbia Street Wellington Grammar School President, Durral Debating Society Member of the Debating Team Member of the Dramatic Club Winner of the Durral Debating Medal Sandy’s some debater Try to find one who’s greater. Harvard College SARNO, EDMUND EDDIE 234 Walden Street Peabody Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 It’s a pleasure to meet him, A real joy to greet him. Boston College SAULNIER, ERNEST EDMOND ERNIE 647 Green Street St. Paul’s Parochial School Football, 1931 - 32 - 33 - 34 Baseball, 1933 - 35 Basketball, 1933 - 34-35 Hockey, 1934-35 Tennis, 1935 Home Room Dramatics, 1935 Chairman, Home Room Committee, 1930 Treasurer, Home Room Committee, 1934 He’s not at all dumb, but not too smart; His way with the women is surely an art. Hebron Academy — Brown SAVRANSKY, EDITH SAVRY 122 Trowbridge Street Phillip Brooks, Roxbury Basketball, Ist and 2nd Year She’s not noisy, loud and gay, But enjoys life in a quiet way. Undecided 103 CAMBRIDGE HIGh LATIN SCHOOL SCHIPANI, FRANCES MARIE Kay 52 Lawn Street Haggerty Grammar School Home Room Committee, Junior Year French Club Kay is a charming lass; Her pleasing ways will let her pass. Simmons College SCOTT, EDNA MADELINE EDDIE 90 Putnam Avenue Houghton Grammar School A girl who quietly wends her way And does her duty, day by day. Undecided SCOTTI, JOSEPH JOHN SCOTTY 30 Eighth Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 Hockey and Baseball Activities My words are few; my thoughts are many. Boston University SERAFIN, VERONICA J. VEE 124 Thorndike Street Fletcher Grammar School Basketball Baseball Gi AA Good things come in small packages. Undecided SEYMOURIAN, CASPER MALCOLM J1BBo 2 Summer Street Harvard Grammar School Football, 1933 - 34 Full, full of pep Already he has quite a “rep”. Business 104 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL SHANNON, MARY PATRICIA SHERRY PATSY 28 Cambridge Terrace Peabody Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 oe AGEA GZ EVeALS Sherry is shy and very demure, But that she is pretty, you may be sure. Burdett College SHARKA, HELEN MARIAN OKIE LEN 90 Carleton Street Roberts Grammar School GeAwAL 21931 = 32 Jolly, good-natured and sweet She’s a girl you'd like to meet. Business School SHAW, FRANCES RUTH FRANKIE 12 Merrill Street GAA. Never boisterous, never loud, She’s always popular in every crowd. Colby SHORE, JAMES RICHARD TUBBA 992 Cambridge Street Kelley Grammar School Football, 1935 Hockey, 3rd Year Drawing Swimming ‘Tennis Secretary, Home Room Committee, 1st Year A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Work or to Harvard College SILKINIS, ALICE HELEN AL SILLY 221 Columbia Street Roberts Grammar School (SAA 1937 32-33 Class Notes Reporter, 1931 - 32 Home Room Dramatics, 1935 She likes to joke and jest and laugh, As thru life’s way she makes her path. Business School 105 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL SILLIN, LILLIAN CAROLINE Li ‘Toots 95 Inman Street Harvard Grammar School GarAn Adal 9 3123 Zio 3 Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 - 33 She studied a little, and joked a lot, And she certainly is the cream of the crop. Lasell Junior College — Secretarial Work SILVA, ALICE JOAN AL 238 Charles Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Home Room Committee G. A. A. Swimming With a captivating smile and laughing blue eyes, Sweet Al is saying goodbye midst sighs. Business School SILVA, LOUISER: Lou 111 Museum Street Agassiz Grammar School Football Snappy, peppy and full of fun, With Walter Winchell he'll be in the run. Journalism SILVEIRA, EMILY EMMY 16 Grant Street Winthrop High School A girl of quiet ways. Cambridge City Hospital SKELLEY, WILLIAM RAYMOND, Jr. BILL 1 Leonard Avenue Sacred Heart Parochial School Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34 - 35 Home Room Dramatics, 1935 President of Junior Class Debating, 1935 Prom Committee, 1934 If anyone knows anything about anything, It’s Bill who knows something about everything. P. G. — Boston College 106 CAMBRIDGE HIGh LATIN SCHOOL SMITH, ALICE MARIE QUEENIE AL 1208 Massachusetts Avenue St. Paul’s Parochial School Basketball, 1932 - 33 Basketball Manager, 1933 Oueenie is sweet and full of fun, And always keeps the boys on the run. Business SMITH, DOROTHY Dor 60 Garfield Street Harvard Grammar School Home Room Committee, 1933 - 34 When any mischief has begun, She’s always there and full of fun. Nursing SMITH, GEORGE THOMAS SMITTY JERRY 89 Holworthy Street Haggerty Grammar School Phi Club Ping Pong Quietness reigns supreme. SMITH, LEO JOSEPH SMITTY 46 Eustis Street Russell Grammar School Football, 1932 - 33 Baseball, 1931 - 34 Basketball, 1931 - 33 - 34 His words are few but his thoughts are many. University of Alabama SPERA, JAMES JOSEPH 171 Thorndike Street Thorndike Grammar School When Duty whispers low “thou must’, The youth replies, “I can”. Undecided 107 CAMBRIDGE HIGh LATIN SCHOOL SPOONER, LOUIS DUNBAR LITTLE SUGAR Vib 15 Florence Street Morse Grammar Schoo! Social rack 10st Bird Study Civil Service Work Steady, sure and earnest. Business School SPRINGER, LAURA ,. MICKEY 399 Broadway Harvard Grammar School G. A. A., Freshman Year She is quiet, she is kind, Always to be kept in mind. PG: STACEY, KATHERINE FLORENCE Kappy 72 Elm Street Wellington Grammar School Gaaeae Kay would be smart at any old game, But “math” should be her middle name. Lowell Teachers’ College STANKUNAS, JOSEPH STANKY STEVIE STAN 857 Cambridge Street Wellington Grammar School Interclass Basketball, 1931 - 32 - 33 Interclass Indoor Baseball, 1931 - 32 - 33 Basketball, 1932 - 33 - 34 - 35 Football, 1931 - 32 - 33 - 34 Baseball, 1931 Editor, Review, 1935 Year Book, 1935 Chairman, Phi Club, 1935 Drama, 1935 An athlete unequalled. Worcester Academy — Holy Cross STEWART, DOROTHY MARIE Dor DopiE 4 Douglass Street Roberts Grammar School Home Room Committee, Senior Year G. AYA. 3 years Dorothy always had lots of beaux But the boy from the south was the one her pals chose. P. G. — Framingham Normal 108 CAMBRIDGE High LATIN SCHOOL STOKES, MARY RITA 71 Pemberton Street Ellis Grammar School GrAwA. 2 years We know Mary won't be temperamental and eratic, When she leaves to act and goes dramatic, Emerson College of Oratory SI. PIERRE, RACHEL RAE 230 Upland Road Peabody Grammar School Gos aly Jah A likable girl as ever we knew. We know that her troubles are sure to be true. New England General Hospital STONE, ANNA ANN 32 Sherman Street St. Peter’s Parochial School GrAw Are 1931-132 So kind, so brilliant and serene, We never knew her to be mean. Wilfred Academy STRATTON, HELEN LUCILE Lou 36 Ash Street Harvard Grammar School Basketball, 1932 - 33 G. A. A., 1932 - 33 Home Room Committee, 1934 Merry it is to laugh! Burdett College SUGARMAN, ARTHUR MYRON ART SUGGIE 55 Maple Avenue Harvard Grammar School Assistant Business Manager, Review, 1933 - 34 Business Manager, Review, 1934 - 35 Secretary, Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Welfare Program Committee, 1932 - 33 A smile for all, a welcome glad, A jovial, coaxing way he had. Union College, Schenectady, N. Y. 109 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL SUGRUE, MARGARET J. SUGAR PEGGY 37 Magnolia Avenue Southern Junior High, Somerville President, Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 GHAWwAS 19327-2553 Class Reporter, 1933 - 34 A speedy lass on roller skates, But in her class she gets the breaks. Chandler Secretarial School SULLIVAN, DOROTHY M. Dor 18 Ellery Street St. Paul’s Parochial School GEAR Aye 9 Silren3 2 Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 She is one who smiles and laughs away The little trials of today. Burdett College SULLIVAN, DOROTHY R. Dor 47 Chilton Street St. Paul’s Parochial School (Gi dle AX. Basketball Liberty Prize Speaking Swimming Dramatic Club Short Story Contest, Ist Prize, 1934 Home Room Committee, 1932 - 33 - 34 Dot is an amateur thespian, Some day we'll hear her name again. New England Conservatory of Dramatics SULLIVAN, JOHN JOSEPI1 SULLY 43 Murray Hill Road St. Paul’s Parochial School Hockey, 1935 Year Book Home Room Committee, 1931 Sully is our athlete One who's rugged and can’t be beat. Boston University SULLIVAN, JOSEPH LAWRENCE SULLY 85 Hancock Street Ellis Grammar School Football, 1932 - 33 Outdoor Track, 1933 - 34 Phi Debating Team Basketball, 1931 - 32 - 33 Secretary and Treasurer, Phi Club [lome Room Committee, 1931 Sully is loved by one and all; For his smile you'll surely fall. P. G. — Boston University 110 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL SULLIVAN, MADELYN D. Maps SULLY 29 Willard Street Russell Grammar School Swimming Team, 1932 - 33 G. A. A. Officer, 1933 - 34 - 35 Basketball Squad, 1934 Home Room Chairman, 1933 Tis very sweet to look upon the fair. Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School SWARTZ, FRANCES FRANKIE 55 Sacramento Street Wellington Grammar School Castle EN Pi Etta Kapa Sorority Frankie always has a smile, To make the dullest day worth while. Colby SWIDER, WANDA HELEN NANA Bupby CHAPPY 75 Thorndike Street St. Hedwig’s Parochial School Little Wanda, five foot two Pleasant, brilliant and glamorous too. Emerson Dramatic School TAHMOSH, ANNA ANN 27 Kinnaird Street Houghton Grammar School (En, Ah, vel: Baseball She sparkles with rhythm, pep and zest, And in her studies she does her best. Undecided TANNER, FLORENCE MARGARET FLo 4 Ellsworth Avenue G. A. A. Basketball, Freshman Year Home Room Committee, Freshman Year Florence has a good-natured smile, That will carry her through many a mile. Vesper George’s Art School 111 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL TAVARES, OLIVIA ELIZABETH iz, 46 Berkshire Street Kelley Grammar School A merry girl with sportive ways That seem to brighten cloudy days. Undecided TAYLOR, JULIA MARY Juby JEWEL CIs 62 Portland Street St. Mary’s Parochial School Orchestra, 1933 - 34 Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 - 33 - 34 Ge AW AG, 1931132 Class Reporter, 1932 - 33 We want very much to say She’s an admirable lass in every way. Bryant Stratton Comercial School TERZIAN, ELIZABETH 93 Jackson Street Ellis Grammar School GAneAG Gentlemen prefer blondes they say, We'll take brunette Elizabeth any day. Wilfred Academy THIBODEAU, CATHERINE V. BABE 4 Greyette Road Ellis Grammar School You'd hardly think she’s one of us Because she never makes a fuss. EaG: THOMPSON, GEORGE P. TINY 3 White Street Place Haggerty Grammar School Football, 1932 Home Room Committee, 1931 - 33 He loves to laugh, he loves all fun, He’s never quiet when school’s begun. P. G. — Boston University 112 CAMBRIDGE HiGh LATIN SCHOOL THOMPSON, ORRILL G. ORRIE PAL, 69 Dana Street Webster Grammar School Swimming Dramatics Music ‘Tennis If you get a cold or something worse, Call for Orrie to be your nurse. Lincoln Hospital, New York — Nursing THORPE, BYRON STEWART Tom STEWIE 59 Hubbard Avenue Ellis Grammar School Home Room Committee, Freshman Basketball, Freshman and Sophomore Baseball, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Home Room Committee, Junior Phi Club Seen but not heard; his smile is always with us. Business TOOMEY, DOROTHY ANN Toots Dor 25 Winter Street Sacred Heart Parochial School Dramatic Club Senior Drama You did well in your work, you did well in our play, And we wish you success in every way. Business School TOOMEY, LOUISE 132 Huron Avenue Russell Grammar School] Ring Committee, 1934 - 35 GALA: 1931-32 And with the sea breeze hand in hand Came innocence and she! Framingham Normal School TOPPAN, ALEXANDRA AL 19 Garden Street Peabody Grammar School Blonde, serene and petite, One whom we think very sweet. Undecided 113 CAMBRIDGE Hiéh LATIN SCHOOL TORREY, HELEN LUCILLE Mac 136 Tlancock Street Harvard Grammar School Vice President, Home Room Committee, Jr. Year GrAwAr Zzaycars French Club Aha! our hero cries in glee! This here’s the heroine for me! University of Illinois TOUTWID, BLANCHE MARY BRONIE 2594 Broadway Immaculate Conception What depth of thought behind those eyes The silent people are the wise. Boston University TREMBLAY, ROBERT Bucky 66 Montgomery Street Our Lady of Pitie Parochial School Personality and good disposition will carry. Boston University TROKEL, HELEN ANNA 3 Eighth Street Western Junior High School, Somerville A most modest little maid is she As shy and timid as can be. Undecided VORP ER Reb Ee BLONDIE 39 Magoun Street Ellis Grammar School Nurse 114 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL TURNER, CARL SPEED 8 Adams Terrace Harvard Grammar School A smile from him is a compliment. TURNER, MARY PRINCESS 60 Eustis Street Somerville High School She is a maiden of artless grace, Gentle in form and fair of face. VENEZIA, EDNA EDDIE 73 Otis Street Putnam Grammar School Her smile was like a rainbow flashing from a misty sky. Business College VINNICOMBE, CARL HARRY CHEV 165 Upland Road West Kent School, Canada Hockey, 1932 - 33 - 34 Tootball Tennis, 1934 So like a courtier, contempt nor bitterness Were in his pride, nor sharpness. Tufts College WAITZKIN, CELIA ANN CEIL 15 Fayette Street Harvard Grammar School Basketball, 1931 Swimming, 1931 G. A. A., 1931-32-33 Baseball, 1932 Home Room Committee, 1931 - 32 Celia’s very sweet and dear, You will always want her near. Forsythe Dental School WE CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL WALEKA, BLANCHE CATHERINE BRON KATE 50 Berkshire Street Kelley Grammar School Treasurer, Home Room Committee, Sophomore Secretary, Home Room Committee, Freshman Basketball Class Reporter, 1932 - 33 She is a girl that is full of vim, And her life’s ambition she will surely win. Comptometer School WEISMAN, ROSE 69 Elm Street Fletcher Grammar School GAT A.) 2.years Rose was small, but in studies did shine, “What's it to you?” was her favorite line. Salem Normal School WELLS, VERA JACQUELINE VEE 2 Winslow Street Milford, N. H. G. A. A., 2 years Dramatic Club With a girlish look and a sweet smile. Business School WHEELER, PRISCILLA KIDLETTE 1105 Massachusetts Avenue Hobbs Junior High, Medford G. A. A. Very refined and very sedate Her good characteristics we should imitate. Dress Designer WILKINS, BRUCE GAWGA 16A Forest Street Boys’ High School, Atlanta, Ga. Tennis Military, 1933 - 34, 2nd Lieutenant, 1934 Tennis Manager, Tennis ‘eam, 1934 Class Officer, 1933 - 34 Dramatic Club, 1933 His irresistible charm Will easily make him admiral. Annapolis 116 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL WILSON, JOHN HENRY Rep 16 Madison Street St. Peter’s Parochial School Talents differ — all is well and wisely put. Harvard College WOOLDRIDGE, MARION 118 Kinnaird Street Roosevelt Junior High, New Bedford, Mass. Ge AeA: Review Typist When it comes to work she shines like the sun, If she’s given a task she sees that it’s done. Work WRIGHT, MARGUERITE MARY MIDGE 47 Holworthy Street Girls’ High School, Boston Midge is liked by one and all, And for her smile you'll surely fall. YANKOUSKI, A. ADELLA 90%4 Berkshire Street Wellington Grammar School GAGA: Blithe of heart from day to day, She says that frowning doesn’t pay. Burdett College ZAPPALA, MARION ELEANOR BARBARA MeEbz Eric 23 Florence Street Morse Grammar School G. A. A. Baseball, 1933 - 34 - 35 Head of Decoration Committee, G. A. A., 1934-35 Basketball, 1932-33-35 (1st Varsity, 1935) When you're naturally nice, It’s nice to be natural. Massachusetts School of Art 117 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL ZIRSCH, RUTH B. RUTHIE 44 Langdon Street Needham High School Home Room Committee K. B. Club Senior Drama Thanksgiving Play Won Prize Speaking Contest This girl so pleasing to the eye, Is able to recite and win a prize. Miss Sacker’s School of Design and Art ZULON FS TELLATS: 12 Palermo Street Kelley Grammar School GrAy As 1930=31 Class Reporter, 1932 - 34 She’s never known to miss a day, Nor after school to have to stay. Nurse DONNELLY, CORINNEIE Co CONNIE 29 Line Street St. Paul’s Parochial School Baseball, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 Swimming, 1932 - 33 G. A. A., 1932 - 33 -34-35 Tennis, 1932 - 33 Basketball, 1932 - 33 - 34-35 A quiet girl you think you see, But in her is hidden T. N. T. Sargent School GOULD, GERTRUDE D. GERT 6 Porter Road Peabody Grammar School GivAyeAy leyear A popular girl and not very shy, In the esteem of her classmates her placeis high. Undecided RYAN, DOROTHY AGNES Dot Ducky 231 Portland Street Kelley Grammar School (Ge HN deh She must know more than she tells us! Boston City Hospital — Nursing 118 CAMBRIDGE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL BARCELO, RALPH BARCE 20 Murdock Street Harvard Grammar School Band Sophomore, Home Room Committee We grant although he had much wit, He was very shy of using it. Undecided CARLIN, JOHN SHANKY 316 Walden Street St. Peter’s Parochial School Never seems to be around When teacher is looking for him. Business College CARNES, URSULA MARGUERITE Urs E 22 Allston Street Blessed Sacrament Parochial School Basketball Team Swimming Team Secretary, Home Room Committee, 2nd Year G. A. A., 3 years If you get the measles or something worse, Call for Ursula to be your nurse. Massachusetts General Hospital GITTENS, JOHN PEPPER 60 Allston Street Morse Grammar School Pepper Gittens is his name, But call him Shorty just the same. BG: O’BRIEN, FRANCIS T. FRANK 907 Massachusetts Avenue St. Peter’s Parochial School Assistant Manager of Baseball, 1932 - 33 Undecided. 119 he following pupils also are candidates for diplomas: ANDERSON, MILDRED BARON, SAMUEL BARRON, PHILIP BECKER, JANET BRENNAN, MARY BRESLIN, JAMES ; BROMFIELD, MYER BUNEVICH, JOSEPH BURNS, THOMAS CONLEY, ALICE CONLEY, JOHN COURTNEY, CATHERINE DANEHY, DANIEL DILLON, MARY DIRECTOR, PHILIP DORAN, JOHN DOTTIN, ESTHER DOWNES, MARY DOYLE, ALBERT DOYLE, JOHN EUSTIS, JANET FECAS, GEORGIANNA FLANAGAN, RITA FOWLER, WINIFRED FRANK, EDWARD GATELY, FREDERIC HEINONEN, BERTHA HOELL, HENRY HUTCHINSON, BARBARA JOYCE, MILDRED KAUPPINEN, BERTHA KELLEHER, JOHN KELLY, MARGARET KIMBALL, WILLIAM KOKENADES, THEODORA LANGE, ALICE LA PIERRE, JOSEPH LONG, DORIS LYDON, ELIZABETH MACK, HELEN MAHONEY, DANIEL W. MAKOWSKI, MARY MALONEY, JOSEPH McKINNON, ALVIN ROGER 120 McNAMARA, MARGHERITA MERO, IRENE MILLER, CLARA B. MONTGOMERY, EDITH MORRIS, EDWARD MOYNIHAN, THOMAS MURPHY, CATHERINE NAGORNIUK, MARY W. NEYLON, MARGARET NICOLL, PATRICIA NOVER, MARY OLIVA, EDITH OVERSTREET, SUZANNE PASCHAL, ALBERTY PERO, MARGARET J. PERRY, JOHN M. PETERS, DONOVAN PIERCE, MARY PIOSSONNIER, YVONNE PONTE, ALFRED POTTER, GEORGE RIDLEY, WARREN ROBERTSON, JAMES ROBINSON, ADELINE ROBINSON, DOROTHY ROTH, CHARLES SEARLES, WALTER SEWARD, JOHN SHEA, JOHN M. SHEA, RITA SKINNER, WILLIAM SORRENTINO, ROBERT SOUSA, JOSEPH SPECTOR, SAMUEL SPERA, RACHEL SULLIVAN, ARTHUR TUBMAN, NORMAN TURNER, PAUL VALENTI, MARY VAN ARSDALL, DONALD WELLS, MARY WEYMOUTH, ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, LOIS WOODMAN, WALTER OUR WAY TO FIND Within the world there is a labyrinth Where fair temptations all around me sing And beckon me like lotus-eating sirens, Inviting me to spend my life with them: Pleasures, which grow like weeds and choke the heart; Pursuit of knowledge, which is naught if all; The restless ease of parasitic idleness; And last, the flitting ease of dull caprice. But these temptations I must all deny: I’ve learned that this wherein I am is only A starting-place, a maze in which I have To find my path and folbow to its outlet. My way is not like yours, nor you nor I Have Theseus’ perfect-guiding twine to follow. We have, however, patience and some self-knowledge, And these may help us find the exit sought. The exit fpund will be the entrance dear To the happy world outside; for only when We find the talent in ourselves are we Allowed to leave, — the talent in ourselves And good relations with our fellow-men. HARRY MORTON JOHNSON. 121 1931 — 1932 Entered the portals of C. H. L. S. for the first time, as dwarfish, scrawny innocent, and yet proud a class of Freshman as ever exasperated our noble faculty. All hopes of athletic fame were soon crushed at sight of the swaggering, brawny upperclassmen, and our intellectual self-confidence evaporated on seeing the ““Review’’, hearing prize debaters, and listening to Seniors talk. ( I wonder if the class of ’38 is justified in looking up to us?) 1932 — 1933 Promoted — for the most part — to the second floor. As a few of us became substitutes in the major sports, and some of our stories were taken by the school paper, haughtiness and disgust of Freshman took possession. During this year many learned that brief cases and five or six books an evening were beneath their dignity, and book knowledge was left to a few “grinds.”’. 1933 — 1934 Now condescension is an epidemic. We patronize the lower classes, the Seniors, and even the teachers. A supercilious smirk and a dapper manner are all that is necessary. Gum chewing and candy munching, so assiduously stepped on as childish, now reappear as grown up, proper, and smart. In December came that long anticipated event, the class election. The campaigning was unusually keen. Being the first election, it aroused great interest. Elaborate cards with candidate blurbs, blotters with slogans, im- portant bustlings and rustlings of paper, all this ended in the el ection of William Skelley as president, Dorothy Cummings as vice-president, Mar- garet Mahoney as secretary, and Evariste Shea as treasurer. Arthur Des- rosier, Rita Navarro, Werner Neudorf, James O’Brien, Celia Presser, and Louise Toomey were elected to membership of the Ring Committee. Of the many candidates for the Prom Committee, these five came out on top: sitet a Barbara Fox, Paul Moriarty, Frances O’Brien, and Lester itchford. On April 20, the Junior Prom was held at the Hotel Commander. Ruby Newman’s orchestra contributed much toward making it a great success. 1934 — 1935 In November came the Senior election. Even more elaborate than the first, it was: there were posters in the halls and signs on lamp posts out- side! Paul Mahoney, well known for his genial personality and stellar 122 CAMBRIDGE Firéen AND LATIN SCHOOL gridiron work, was invested with the office of president, and he makes a very dignified and capable official. Dorothy Cummings and Margaret Mahoney were reelected, and Roland Denault won the treasurer’s position. There were two committees, the Reception and the Drama. The members of the former were Ada Bradbury, Charles McFarland, Paul Moriarty, Werner Neudorf and Lester Pitchford. Margaret Crowley, Marguerite Erickson, Saul Fram, Barbara Hamilton, George La Bar and Mary Murray were elected to the latter. Florence Austin replaced Werner Neudorf on the pin committee. On December 6, a poverty party was held in the gym. Paul ‘‘Morey’s” fine band furnished the music. This was the first social of the year, and there was a good attendance. Two seniors won recognition in the Liberty Prize Speaking contest; Ruth Zirsch won first place among the girls with ‘‘Mansions’”’, and on the boys’ side, Saul Fram’s “The Scarecrow” won honorable mention. On May 18, the football dance was held at Brattle Hall. The letter men were awarded their sweaters, and, despite heat and the crowd, every- one enjoyed him or herself. On May 24 was the Senior Drama, “Berkeley Square”, in the Rindge auditorium. Owing to the unfortunate accident of our splendid coach, Miss Hartigan, the production had been postponed from the middle of Feb- ruary, but interest revived again, and the Drama was no amateurish pre- sentation. The graduation exercises will take place Tuesday, June 11, at Rindge. Our social exit, the Senior Reception, also comes after this book goes to press. It is to be held, with M. I. T.’s kind permission, at Walker Me- morial, on June 15. Let us hope that it is as successful as the high stan- dard set in former years indicates. And so we take our leave of C. H. L. S. All of us feel that no school could be better, academically or socially. Whatever happens in later years, the memories of these last four will never be erased, or even fade with age. 123 SENIOR RECEPTION COMMITTEE Paul Moriarty, Ada Bradbury, Charles MacFarland, Werner Neudorf, Lester Pitchford, Chairman (Sitting). +3 se neesaesee: seeesestiies PIN COMMITTEE Celia Presser, Arthur Desrosier, Florence Austin, Louise Toomey, Rita Navarro (sitting). 124 FOOTBALL TEAM (Coach), F. O’Brien, A. D’Entremont, C. Dorman. Back Row: Richard Casey, J. Healey, F. Glacken, J. Stankunas, Mr. John Sheehan Middle Row: Mr. G. Foley, A. Doyle, R. Denault, J. McKeever, F. Harney, M. O’Connell, L. Pitchford, B. Romonas, G. Nichols, T. Goulard (Mgr.). Front Row: P. Murphy, D. Regnier, P. Mahoney, J. Gomes, W. Neudorf (Capt.), F. Coady (Capt.-elect), C. Sullivan, E. Saulnier, E. Gargano. FOOTBALL The initial practice of the squad showed a scarcity of experienced ma- terial. Coach Sheehan and Assistant-Coach Kelleher faced a discouraging task, but found some encouragement in the spirit and confidence of the in- experienced members of the squad. The accomplishment of both the coaches and the members of the team under such trying circumstances has earned recognition. Deserving of mention are: Richard Casey, giant 195-pound tackle, who performed marvels at his post. Dick blocked two kicks this year on cur enemy’s goal line and recovered them for a touchdown both times. Willard Mitchell, Latin’s ace in the hole, who received passes from Pitch- ford for scores. Paul Mahoney, our great half-back, who was included in the all-scholastic team of Greater Boston. Joseph Stankunas, another great tackle, who gave a little spirit. Frank Harney, who was a consistent player at guard, played an aggressive game on the offence and was one of the best defensive players Latin had last year. And last, but not least, there is Cornelius Sullivan, a boy who deserves much credit for the way he han- dled himself in many trying circumstances. Connie is only a Junior and should be a star next year for the ‘‘Red and Black’’. The schedule consisted of ten games with some of the best school teams in Massachusetts. Cambridge Latin lost six games, tied two and won two. The lettermen of the 1934 season are: Capain Werner Neudorf, John Gomez, Willard Mitchell, Lester Pitchford, Paul Mahoney, Frank Harney, Frank O’Brien, Captain-Elect Frank Coady, Morgan O’Connell, Donald Regnier, Bronislavas Romonas, Francis Glacken, Ernest Saulnier, George Nichols, Cornelius Sullivan, Charles Dorman, Richard Casey, Joseph Stan- kunas, Albert D’Entremont, Joseph McKeever, Albert Doyle, James Healy, Emilio Gargano, and Parker Murphy. 126 HOCKEY TEAM Back Row: Mr. G. Foley, C. Carey, J. Boudreau, A. St. Martin, J. Sullivan, J. Fennell (Manager). Front Row: E. Martin, J. Fitzgerald, A. Boudreau, J. Gomes (Captain), R. Chaisson, M. Buckley, W. Boudreau. HOCKEY The Boston Garden was the scene of many exciting hockey games dur- ing the winter of 1934 - 1935. In the comparatively warm garden the spec- tators saw eight teams of the Interscholastic League battle among them- selves each Saturday for the championship. Naturally, the object of the 1935 hockey team was to win out. To or- dinary spectators, the Cambridge team appeared to lack both experience and smoothness, but it won from teams that were rated much higher. The fact that Latin won so many games was due to the excellent instruction of Coach Culhane and to the superb execution of Ray Chaisson and the three Boudreau brothers. The schedule of the season consisted of fourteen games. Each team of the League played every other team twice. Of the fourteen games played Latin won 6, tied 2, and lost 6. This record shows that the team accom- plished much more than was expected of it. For the first time in many years the team elected co-captains. The two boys elected to lead Latin’s ice team were Ray Chaisson and Al Bou- dreau. The lettermen of the 1934 - 35 hockey season are: Al Boudreau, Jim Boudreau, Walter Boudreau, Ray Chaisson, Al St. Martin, Edward Mar- tin, John Gomez, Captain, John Sullivan, James Fitzgerald, and James Buckley. 127 BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row: P. Frisoli (Manager), G. Lovett, F. Glacken, G. Dorman, Mr. G. Foley, P. Mahoney, B. Romonas, H. Zelino, 8. Dydzalis. Middle Row: J. McCarthy, J. Manke, P. Gallagher, M. Kishkis (Captain), John Munn, J. Simpson, M. Brown, F. Coady. Front Row: E. Davis, J. Welch, F. West, B. Paglerani, S. Thorpe. BASKETBALL Coach Koslowsky faced a tremendous task in turning out a finished basketball team from the inexperienced men who reported to him. Of the hundred and fifty candidates who appeared at the first practice session, about twenty-five mediocre players and six skilled ones were found. _ The home games were played at Saint Mary’s gymnasium before capa- city crowds. The Cambridge team did not disappoint the loyal rooters, but furnished them many exciting and pleasant hours. Many of the games which Cambridge Latin played were won and lost by a few points from some of the best teams in Massachusetts. To those who remain to play next year we do not need to wish success because we are confident that the long coveted participation in the Tech Tournament will be realized. The basketball lettermen are as follows: Mel Brown, Francis Coady, Pasquale Frisoli, manager, Phil Gallagher, Mike Kishkis, Paul Mahoney, 2 oe Manke, John McCarthy, John Munn, Bronislavas Romonas and John Simpson. 128 BASEBALL TEAM Back Row: J. Hayes (Mgr.), J. Fennell (Mgr.), E. Waitkins, G. Kelley, E. Mulhern, J. Madden, J. Lawrence, J. Davidson. Middle Row: Mr. G. Foley, P. Murphy, G. Stansbury, J. Shaughnessy, J. Kelley, J. Moore, P. Courtney, G. Lovett, Mr. MacDonald (Coach). Front Row: C. Kardulos, J. Manke, J. Doherty, L. Pitchford (Co-Capt.), J. Gnerre, (Co-Capt.), E. Martin, R. McIntyre, A. Boudreau. BASEBALL Among the hundred candidates who reported for baseball were many veterans and stars of last year’s team. The heavy hitters of the team were Mitchell, Gnerre and Pitchford. The other members of the team, although not very consistent at the bat, were effective in pinches. The outstanding pitchers in the early games of the season were Vic Fratto, Art Boudreau and John Clark. Behind the bat Latin had Eddie Martin, whose playing was superb and added the much needed punch to the team. As its predecessors have done at Latin school, the 1935 team made a good showing, and the games that were won, were won through the effect- ive pitching and hitting of the team. There were no “flukes’’. The members of the squad are: Mitchell, Boudreau, Fratto, Clark, Mulhern, Pitchford, Manke, Murphy, McCarthy, McIntyre, Gnerre, Stans- bury, Doherty, Mahoney and Corcoran. The games played up to the time this book went to press are as follows: C.H. L. S. —6 Commerce — 5 C.H.L.S.—8 Revere — CG, H: 8: —2 Newton —11 Cini Malden —15 C.H.L. 8S. — 3 Arlington — 4 C. H. lL 8: —5b Brookline — 6 Cc. H. LS. — 2 Somerville — 8 C. H. L. S. —2 B. C. High— 9 C. H. L. 8S. —3 Malden — 2 129 CHESS CLUB Top Row: George Quint, Sidney Factor, Samuel Baron, James Robertson. Middle Row: Richard Ruggles, Frank Boring, Harry Olken, Meyer Chait, Thomas Burns, Theodore Pappadopoulos. Front Row: Helen Hanson, C. M. Bliss, Idabelle Carrington. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club with twenty-five members was quite active during the year. Eighteen took part in the fall tournament, which was won by Frank Boring. A ladder of players in order of strength was then started with the right of challenging for position the person next above one, not oftener than once in two weeks. The Club met and these games were played, every Friday after school in Mr. Bliss’s Office. School matches were played with Rindge, Somerville, Roxbury Memo- rial High, Brookline and Boston Latin School. High and Latin won from Somerville, two out of three from Rindge, and one match out of two from Roxbury, losing to Boston Latin, and Brookline High. 130 CAMBRIDGE FAiGH ann LATIN SCHOOL TRACK Track, a minor sport, had been one of the most difficult in which to earn a letter. At a recent meeting of the school committee, it was decided to award a letter to any track man winning one point in competition ; where- as, previously, six points were required to earn a letter. This change ap- pealed to many boys, and attracted many new candidates. The track team was under the supervision of John Murphy, a former athlete of. Latin school. The members of the track team were as follows: Sullivan, Welch, Doyle, Bernard, Byrnes, Higgins, Richard Babish, Robert Babish, Barnes, P. Glynn, Gould, McClellan, McNally, Regnier, Sparanges and Stokes. TENNIS AND GOLF Two new teams represent C. H. L. S. in the realm of sport this spring — tennis and golf. The latter, captained by Frank Duddy and Frank Harney, is not yet ready to play matches, and due to some delay in sanction, probably will not be until fall. The former, however, with a team made up of Bruce Wilkins, Harold Johnson, James Longino, ‘and Frank Duddy, has played two matches, and there are more in prospect. The Watertown match resulted in a 5 - 1 defeat. The team also par- ticipated in the state tournament at Longwood on May 18. Although of the present team three graduate this year, we feel that next year will see big- ger and better things in tennis. It is also our hope that golf will prosper. 131] GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Back Row: Madelyn Sullivan, Bessie Makris, Elizabeth Harney, Phyllis Sheridan. Front Row: Edith Coady, Secretary; Margaret Murphy, President; Frances Ritvo, Vice President and Treasurer. GALA. The Girls’ Athletic Association, is an organization for girls who enjoy athletics. Thanks to the efforts of efficient officers, this past year has been both pleasant and successful. In the absence of Miss Brown, who, because of illness, missed much of the year, Miss McLaughlin and Miss George did yeoman work in making such success possible. They filled the gap admira- bly. The opening event of the school year was the doubles tennis tourna- ment, won by Lindsay Britt and Barbara Fox. Next was the Freshman Initiation. After this some of the upperclassmen entertained the new mem- bers. At Thanksgiving there was the usual distribution of food and cloth- ing. Santa Claus, entertainment and dancing were featured at the Christ- mas party. The Girl Dance and the Boy Dance were very successful. The latter was held on January 24; Tay O’Donnell’s orchestra furnished the music. In April came the annual Masquerade. All who attended had a good time. Last, but far from least, was the picnic. We wish to take this opportunity to express our hopes that next year’s seniors will have Miss Brown back, well, and full of the enthusiasm which has always been of such value to the G. A. A. 132 SENIOR CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right: Margaret Murphy, Jean Branscombe, Mary Allt, Mary Albro, Olga Culolias, Marion Zappala, Margaret Powell, Captain. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM The senior basketball team did not have so good a season this year as it has had formerly. Nevertheless, every player did her best. Outside games were played against Belmont, Arlington, Newton, Medford, and Needham. There were two games with the juniors, also: UNIOLS eee LL Seniorsaee ae 5 JUniOtS a eee 36 -epenlolsn ee ee 2 Mary Albro, Mary Allt, Bessie Applestein, Jean Branscombe, Olga Culolias, Margaret. Murphy, Margaret Powell, and Marian Zappala were members of the squad. JEAN BRANSCOMBE 133 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Thelma Harlow, Manager, Frances Ritvo, Marion Zappala, Olga Culolias, Minnie Pictkewicz, Bessie Makris, Mary Allt, Edna Gulgis, Alice Bridges, Elizabeth Harney, Margaret Murphy, Captain. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM This year there were outside games with Medford and Somerville. The scores were as follows: Cambridge. ee Aa Somerville: ssa 24 Cambridvcme sass 19 Medfordi. ee 23 Cambride’ene.= es 9 somerville) eeee yA) Cambrid@eusse nee Deg PATUIMN a Gee eee is There were four seniors on the first varsity: Captain, Margaret Mur- phy, Mary Allt, Marian Zappala, and Olga Culolias. Three juniors: Min- nie Pietkewicz, Frances Ritvo, and Edna Gulgis made this squad, as did Betty Harney and Bessie Makris, sophomores. Mary Hayes was captain of the second varsity. 134 135 PHILCLUS Top Row (left to right): D. Reagan, R. Murphy, J. Gomes, J. McCorrnick, R. Comeau, J. Fitgzerald, L. Fahey, G. Boulton, R. Birchall, D. O’Mara. Middle Row: J. Seward, S. Thorpe, F. Frankleton, J. Galgay, L. Smith, W. McSweeney, A. Belushko, F. Mullen, J. Matas. Front Row: J. Cummings, E. Martin, P. Murphy, Vice-President, G. Meehan, President, J. Sullivan, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Stankunas, T. Merlesna. PHI CLUB The Phi Club is an organization of seniors who have elected to pursue their high school studies at the High School Annex. The club, though or- ganized on the fraternity model, has taken pains to eliminate the artificial exclusiveness of a fraternity, and consistent with its position in a public high school has opened its membership roll to any senior who cared to join. The result is a group of students with various interests, though this year there was pronounced athletic tinge to its membership. The roll includes such athletes as: John Gomez, Edward J. Martin, Thomas Thorpe, James Fitzgerald, F. Mullen, Patrick Murphy, Joseph Stankunas and Alexander Belusho. The extra curricula activities of the Annex are usually managed by the Phi Club. This year, in addition to managing the routine entertain- ment of the Annex, the Phi Club sponsored a very successful ahletic night. The club social activities will close with its usual dinner dance in gradua- tion week. Officers for 1935 were: GEORGE MEEHAN, President. PATRICK MURPHY, Vice-President JOSEPH SULLIVAN, Secretary and Treasurer. JOSEPH STANKUNAS, Chairman. 136 KLAWHOWJAHA BJUSTOFF Back Row: Muriel Dale, Frances Farmer, Madeline Emerson, Marie O’Leary, Henrietta Bourque. Middle Row: Ruth Maurer, Corinne Crowley, Dorothy Dube, Lindsay Britt, Ruth Zirsch, Ada Bradbury, Katherine Kilfoyle, Mary Reall. Front Row: Helen Flanders, Alice Peppard, Julia Peers, Treas., Ruth Anne Beetham, Pres., Dorothy Cummings, Sec., Rita Navarro, Virginia Hoagland. THE KLOWHOWJAH BJUSTOFF CLUB Under the expert guidance of Miss McElroy and Miss Murray, the K. B. Club has this year made a success both socially and financially. Ten members were admitted to the club at the reception held at Corinne Crow- ley’s home in November. At the second reception, which was at Dorothy Dube’s home, in March, seven members were admitted . The annual dance which was held at Cantabrigia Club, was, as usual, an outstanding success. At Thanksgiving and Christmas, the members of the club contributed food which was distributed to several needy families recommended by the School Nurse. With the money made at the dance and from the selling of candy at the Senior Drama, the club is giving a scholarship to a senior girl who wishes to continue her education. 137 FRENCH CLUB Back Row: Maria Karkanedes, David Humez, Cornelia de Roode, Alice Ryan. Front Row: Gertrude Houser, Nicholas Helburn, Harry Johnson, Louise Portais, Ethel Pollack. THE FRENCH CLUB The French Club, composed of thirty-five students of third year and second year honor French, under the able leadership of Miss Henrietta Mc- Intire and the other teachers of the French department, was organized in October, 1934. The following officers were elected: President, Harry Johnson; First Vice-President, Nicholas Helburn; Second Vice-President, Louise Portais; Secretary, Gertrude Houser; Assistant Secretary, Frances Ryan; Treasurer, Maria Karkenedes; Assistant Treasurer; Cornelia De Roode; Program Committee, Ethel Pollack; Chairman, Beatrice Fish- man, Virginia Hoagland and Paul Moylan; Chairman of the Music Com- mittee, David Humez. Among the outstanding events of the year were the Christmas party and play, the presentation of “‘La Surprise d’Isidore’’, ““Le Voyage de Mon- sieur Perrichon’’, the teas at the homes of two members, the lecture by Mr. Cecil Derry on the derivation of the romance languages from the Latin, and the talk on Brittany given by Mr. Wallace Fowlie of Harvard University. Many of the members have had interesting correspondence with girls and boys in France. Although many of the officers and members will not attend Cambridge High and Latin School next year, we hope that the French Club will con- tinue to flourish under the able supervision of Miss McIntire. 138 diving ITALIAN CLUB Back Row: Elvira Fabrizio, Mamie Bonanno, Armand Venezia, Angelina Aufiero, Mary Ezzo. Front Row: Joseph Scotti, Leo Egidio, Lucy Bonacci. THE ITALIAN CLUB An Italian Club has been formed this year for the first time in this school. The club has been enthusiastically supported by the pupils who are either taking Italian or who can speak and read it. We hope that other Italian pupils will keep this club alive. The officers are: President, Leo Egidio; Vice-President, Joseph Scot- ti; Secretary, Lucy Bonacci; Assistant Secretary, Angelina Aufiero; Treas- urer, Alvira Fabrizio; Assistant Treasurer, Armando Venezia; Head of Program Committee, Mamie Bonanno, Mary Ezzo; Head of Music Com- mittee, James Gnerre, Dolores Latenza. This recently formed Italian Club had as a guest speaker at its second meeting, on April 26, Lucio Gatto, C. H. L.S. 1930, anda member of the first Italian class in this school. A graduate of Harvard in 1934, he is now in his first year at Harvard Medical School. His subject was “The Value of Studying Italian.” A large number of pupils taking Italian and teachers of Italian listened with keen interest to his story of Italy’s history and her contribution to the science, literature, music and art of the world. He spoke of the practical as well as the cultural values to himself and to all those who, through the study of the language, could enter her treasure-house. There was an interesting program offered on May 22. The name of the play presented was — “Acqua O Carbone’’. The cast: Ercole, Leo Egidio; Rosetta, Lucy Bonacci; and Laquille, Frank Manganelli. The club as a whole wishes to thank Miss McIntire for her whole- hearted cooperation in making this club a success. Lucy BONACCI 139° DEBATING CLUB Standing: Jacob Kaplan. Paul Burke, Edward Waitkus. Sitting: Mary Buckley, John Madden. DURRELL DEBATING SOCIETY Through the efforts of Mr. Cleveland, the Metropolitan Debating League was organized with a membership of nine local high schools. A constitution was drafted and approved, together with a league question “Federal Aid to Education’, and thus the league was able to get into opera- tion. We debated Medford, Somerville and Lynn Classical. In all instances Latin inflicted crushing defeats thus assuming the league leadership. The debaters who amassed this fine record are, Herman Sanderson, Roland Shaine, Mary Buckley, John Madden, Edward Waitkus and Jacob Kaplan. Madden and Sanderson deserve great praise for their fine rebuttalling. Our debating season was brought to a climax by the annual Durrell Prize Debate. The victors were awarded medals and earned the right to have their names inscribed on the Durrell Silver Loving Cup which rests in the trophy cabinet. The winners were John Madden, Paul Burke and Edward Waitkus. The Debating Club feels most grateful to both Mr. Cleveland and Miss Breau, our moderator, for the time and effort they have expended in making possible this, our most successful debating season. Especially to Mr. Cleveland do we give our thanks for his thoughtfulness and kindness in organizing the league and in furthering the interests of the society, and we join the rest of the school in offering our congratulations to him on the completion of twenty-five years as Head Master of the school. Respectfully, JACOB KAPLAN. 140 Ss ae REVIEW STAFF Top Row: George Doherty, Arthur Sugarman, Donald Regan, James Barnes, Herbert Rooney. Second Row: Joseph Manley, Marguerite Cox. Jean Branscombe, Margaret Mador, Pearl Kamins, Dora La Pore, Marion Wooldridge, Coleridge Braithwaite. First Row: Eleanor Tynan, Lillian Haley, Edward Moylan, Priscilla Johnson, Carmela Grasso. THE REVIEW The measure of success which The Review has attained is due to the assistance of its contributors. We have had a good year because of the helpful attitude of the staff toward all new projects; however, through still closer co-operation we can achieve finer and greater things. We conducted a Short Story Contest in order to arouse interest in The Review by means of competition. The response might have been greater in volume, yet the stories which were received were of an unusually high order. The Review is a member of The Columbia Scholastic Press Association. This year we received a charter from the Quill and Scroll Honorary Soci- ety. Into this Society we shall initiate those students of honor grade whose work is accepted for publication in the Review. We express our thanks to the staff for their untiring efforts, to all our student contributors, to our many subscribers, and to our advertisers, who have helped make our paper financially independent. It is our hope for the future that students may come to look upon The Review as a voice through which they may express their thoughts, ideals, and objectives. The value of our school magazine depends upon the spirit which our students bring to it. We have received much complimentary at- tention from the Exchange editors of the papers to whom we send The Re- view. We have long recognized the fact that we have an excellent school paper. There is none better. The prospect for the future looks bright at the close of this school year! 14] SENIOR ID IIR As thr Ay, RCLOK. BERKELEY SQUARE The class of 1935 in its presentation of “Berkeley Square’, under the able direction of Miss Hartigan, has added another brilliant page to Senior Drama history. Peter Standish, a young American architect, has inherited an old English house built by one of his ancestors. In love with the past this modern young man steps from the twentieth to the eighteenth century and takes up the life led by his ancestor. Peter is still essentially himself but he plays the game as well as he can. He is charmed and shocked by much that he sees, and in turn he dazzles and amazes his eighteenth cen- tury friends by what he says and does for his knowledge of the future at times betrays him. He returns to his own time, bringing with him from the past nothing but the memory of a girl whom he loved and who died more than a hun- dred years before Peter Standish was born. The part of Peter Standish was played by Charles McFarland who captured to a marked degree the wit, the charm, the delicate romance and phantasy of his role. Tom Pettigrew, a typical youth of his time, lived for us as he was acted by Saul Fram. Ruth Zirsch fave an interesting and effective characterization of Kate Pettigrew, while Catherine Donohue was a charming contrast as the more sensitive Helen. The domineering and worldly Lady Anne was competently portrayed by Ruth Burns. Mr. Throstle, played by Meyer Chait, was assuredly, as Peter says of him, “a typical gentleman of his time’”’. Wilkins, the maid, was made a personality by the acting of Anne Jenkins. . Frank Duddy made a fine Ambassador with just the right air of suave maturity. Mrs. Barwick was lifted above the part of just “the housekeeper” by Dorothy Toomey, who gave her real qualities of dignity and capability. The modern girl, Marjorie Frant, was sincerely characterized by Bar- bara Hamilton. Herbert Rooney, as Major Clinton, Edward Rogers as Lord Stonely, Dorothy Cumming’s as the Duchess of Devonshire, and Helen Mack as Miss Barrymore, gave us nice character portrayals. The Duke of Cumberland, ably acted by Sumner Levy, afforded much amusement with his eccentricities of character and appearance. Once more the graduating class of C. H. L. S. may feel confident that its Senior Drama cast and Miss Hartigan have accomplished something of which it may be very proud. 142 oe = Be Sone , — SENIOR DRAMA CAST Back Row: Herbert Rooney, Sumner Levy, Dorothy Toomey, Myer Chait, Barbara Hamilton, Edward Rogers, Frank Duddy. Front Row: Dorothy Cummings, Ruth Burns, Katherine Donahue, Charles McFarland, Ruth Zirsch, Saul Fram, Anne Jenkins. DRAMA COMMITTEE Barbara Hamilton, Margaret Erickson, Saul Fram, Margaret Crowley, (Sitting), Mary Murray. 143 5 H 3 2 2 3 3 5 = | a : Murrieta a pm RS FAIRBURN In this sixth month of the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and thirty-five, we, the senior class, in unsound mind (caused, among other things, by an attempt to solve an Algebra problem to infinity), do hereby, wherefore, to wit, therefore, and now bequeath the following: To the bored P. G.’s, cross-word puzzles, to be purchased with all pennies found in the lunch rooms, aided by excess funds in the treasury. To the incoming Freshmen, school guide books, to be printed by friends at Rindge, with material furnished by the Welfare department. To enthusiastic hockey fans, one pair box-toe shoes, one pair shin- guards, one pair football shoulder pads, one noseguard, one trench helmet, and one volume “Mob Psychology and How to Avoid It’; for use on the subway, coming from and going to hockey games at the Garden. To all classes following, our French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Latin books. We believe that most of the translations have been written in. To next year’s senior dramatists, all crackers, sandwiches, and crusts left from the lunchroom, and one dozen spring mattresses, for use at re- hearsals; to be financed by house to house canvassing. To those whose excuse list is exhausted, a catalogue of all those found successful in former years. To any Freshman musically inclined, the old bass drum and kettle- drum in Miss Waite’s closet. To the class of ’37, reserved blank spaces on our desks, in which you can engrave your names, as so many others have. To the school at large, clocks that keep reasonable time. To the lower classes, the library grounds to romp on, newly seeded and raked. To the school politicians, who wax more enthusiastic each succeeding year, one half dozen assorted soap boxes, one half dozen assorted tree stumps, and the Classical Library for rallies. 144 CAMBRIDGE Firénh AND LATIN SCHOOL To those who aspire to success in business, the school’s old typewriters. To Mr. Garrett Foley, disappearance-proof uniforms. To Mr. MacDonald, a box of rubber cigars. And, to the class of ’39, enough theme paper for all to write the life of William Wrigley (A. A. H.) As according to Article 134, paragraph 6, clause ili, this last will and testament is valid in the eyes of the law. May it be executed by one Edward J. Danehy, with resulting happiness for those concerned. May we, the dying body, in the last gasp, wish you, our beneficiaries, success in everything! THE CLASS OF 1935. Witness: DOROTHY CUMMINGS 145 Cambridge is in a state of hub-bub to celebrate the reunion of the class of 1935! The meeting place of the old grads is at the C. H. L. 8. Grand Hotel, owned by Bill Skelley and Frank Harney. A great banquet and dance is to be held. We shall dance to the lilting tunes of Paul Moriarty and his “Scintillating Syncopators”. The entertainers are Anne Jenkins and Saul Fram, that famous singing couple. The advertising of this great event has been in charge of Ernest Fin- stein and his partner, Arthur Sugarman. The tickets were taken care of by Dick Cox, who sold us so many tickets years ago. On the 15th floor of this hotel there is a radio station, where many of the graduates will speak to the radio audience. Eddy Rogers, that popular and handsome radio luminary, is acting as master of ceremonies. The entertainment committee is composed of Hen- rietta Bourque, Alice Smith, Alice Peppard and Jean Branscombe. Roland Denault in a brief speech announces his intention of running for re-election as City Treasurer. His publicity agent, Joe Groden, is con- fident of a sweeping victory. Johnny Kelley, sporting editor, takes his turn at the pike to give some information about our athletes. Bo O’Brien and Man Mountain Casey will wrestle for the heavy weight championship in New York. Paul Mahoney is now a veteran backfield star for the Boston Redskins, while much is ex- pected of Al Doyle, a southpaw passer. Mike Kishkis is this year’s captain. “Dusty” Gomez was recently purchased by the New York Americans as their goal tender. Ed Mulhern, authority on baseball, states that Jimmy Gnerre and Dick McIntyre are playing side by side for the Red Sox. Alec Graham has been purchased by the Pittsburg Pirates, and Leo Davy has published a book en- titled “Correct Form Used in Pitching’. The income was so great that Leo had need for two secretaries; Mary Madden and Edith Ocklis, acting in this capacity. Bruno Romanos is daily training with Henry Janul for his next bout. However, a number is about to go on the air; it is Amy Brown, ac- companied by Elvira Madeiros, singing by request, ““Home on the Range’. Here is something sensational! A girls’ orchestra by Kay Kilfoyle, and having Virginia Hoagland at the piano as one of its many features, is 146 CAMBRIDGE FireéoH AND LATIN SCHOOL playing nightly at Ernie Saulnier’s famous “Club Rendezvous”. Les Pitch- ford has complete charge of all entertainment and announces a trio com- posed of Marge Eric kson, Sally Donovan and Jo Lucas as one of the out- standing numbers. George Thompson and George O’Brien have written a song entitled, “Life is a Dream’, which is daily increasing in popularity, due to the fine rendition of it by Ada Bradbury over the air waves. C. H. L. S. has two representatives in Hollywood; Ruth Zirsch’s stellar acting is receiving the plaudits of all the critics; Janet Gaynor’s protege, Kay Donahue, has recently been made a Wampus Baby Star. Pat Courtney, that dashing young reporter, has just dropped in to inform us that Bernard Barber is editor of the ‘‘Boston Herald’, while James Robertson daily writes criticisms of current books and dramas. Fa- vorable comments were given to Harry Johnson’s “Shakespearean Plays” and Frank Duddy’s “The Mystery of the Horrible Goon”. Edward Moylan is now a famous correspondent covering political news at Washington. Art Desrosiers and Stewy Fairburn hold the joint ownership of a great American Airline, and they are aided greatly by Messrs. Sanderson, Bar- nard and Perkins, who are officials of the line. Need we say that business is progressing steadily with such charming air hostesses as Rita Quinlan, Mary Murray and Edith Ordham. Because of many requests “Berkeley Square’ will be presented on Broadway with Charlie McFarland, who has attained tremendous success on the stage, as leading man. Other members of the cast include Dorothy Toomey, Barbara Hamilton, Dorothy Sullivan, Sumner Levy and Ruth Burns. Thus Charlie is supported by an excellent cast. Henry Baker, who is now the Cambridge Rambler, rushes in to state that Larry Roper has been engaged to sing on George La Bar’s radio hour, and Priscilla Johnson has been slated to read some of her beautiful poems. Mr. Roper’s number will be, “I Love Life’. We also learn that Werner Neudorf and Charlie Joseph are friendly rivals in a political contest. In a recent contest to determine the girl with the most personality, a tie vote resulted, with Cora Grey and Julia Peers as winners. The contest was sponsored by Fred Molloy. Prominent judges were Lilian Barenberg, Charles Michaud, Lucille Foley and Robert Eisenhauer. At this moment, Beatrice Fishman, who is dean at Radcliffe, enters and informs us that George Potter is now principal of a secondary school, while Gertrude Houser is continuing her studies in France. While overhearing a conversation between Alma La France and Pearl Kamins, we learn that Ruth Eastman and Madeline Sullivan have opened a group of beauty parlors. Grace Bohmuellar has charge of the New York chain, and Hazel Pomeroy has charge of the Chicago chain. Mary Reall and Virginia Atchison, because of their terpsichorean ability, have become famous on the great White Way of Broadway. Flora Harris, Sadie Cahill and Lucille Stratton are prominent mem- bers of a famous ladies’ club. The hour is very late; the big affair is ended. On the way home we meet Myer Chait and Michael Noonan, master of ceremonies and orchestra leader respectively, of a Boston night club. The great evening is over, and I return home to dream of future meet- ings with my classmates. HERBERT ROONEY, ’35. 147 Epilogue- During our years at C. H. L. S. a rapid and complete change has taken place; we have progressed from a state of mental and physical childhood to advanced adolescence. Lifelong friendships have been formed; book knowledge has been acquired; and an eye to the future has been developed. All we lack, now, for success in life, is that which no one can help us again — experience. Perhaps it is just as well, for we are young and confident, while our worldly wise elders are sad and disillusioned. Our parting hope is that as we grow in experience, life will take on a new meaning fior us — as a beautiful and colorful drama enacted for the benefit of the Eternal. 148 Waid Class Photographer for C. H. L. S. 1935 136 BOYLSTON STREET Telephone BOSTON HANcock 0193 149 — Autographs { salig [Puss CHAS. gape Lowy ec layer Se ( Beermerabser hy ey 150 cAutographs | 15] oh ete ei y - a4 ¥ ‘ ce b - 7 i 4 Zz . i rr og cAutograp i ar