Dorchester High School - Yearbook (Dorchester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

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U ,' I . ,Q I hmm, Z ' ' - - X ws, 'gf Dorchesfer Hugh School Dorchesfer 24 Massachuseffs Dedication Memorram Hrs lrfe was gentle, and the elements so mrxed rn hrm That Nature mrght stand up and say to all the world, Thrs was a man Julrus Caesar MR FRANCIS LEO FORD The Senror Class, wrth fond remembrance and deep apprecratron, rs sadly prrvrleged to dedr cate rts Yearbook to Mr Francrs L Ford, a member of the Englrsh Department for over thrrty years Mr Ford dred on August 28 1956 Francrs Leo Ford was born rn Cambrrdge After attendrng the local parrsh grammar school he was graduated from Boston College Hrgh and rn l923 from Boston College The followrng year hrs Alma Mater awarded hrm the degree of Master of Arts ln college hrs frequent contrrbutrons of poetry to the college lrterary magazme, The , won for hrm the posrtron of Edrtor rn Chref rn hrs senror year Throughout hrs lrfe he remamed a loyal alumnus of Boston College and served as the permanent secretary of the Class of 1923 souled, whole hearted, cooperatrve sympathy rnfluenced countless students None was more farthful rn attendrng students socral and athletrc functrons none more eager to share therr lrttle roys and sorrows For many years he served as Faculty Advrser of The Red and Black the school magazrne Always he exemplrfred the gurdrng prrncrple of the old Roman schoolmaster The greatest reverence rs due a chrld Mr Ford possessed a personalrty whose enthusrasms were contagrous He could take a thought and grve rt back to you restamped wrth the genrus of hrs own sprrrt But charrty was the ever at tendrng handmarden of hrs wrrtten and spoken word for he had learned early to crrtrcrze rdeas, not persons Charrty rs the story of hrs lrfe from the openrng chapter to the close rts frttrng eprtaph Peace, rare soul, and the fulness of roy endrng 2 . . ll ' ' 1 1 n ' ll O I . I I . . . . . . I , . At Dorchester High School his rarest, most precious natural endowment, the gift of whole- - . I . l . I . . - 1 --J . . . . . . . . ,, - - rr . . . . . I Trubutes MR ARLON O BACON Mr Arlon O Bacon graduated un 1913 from the Fitchburg Teachers College He furst taught un Everett, later un Newton then un Provudence On Aprul 1 1924 he was appounted to Pre co educatuonal Dorchester Hugh un Codman Square as a cooperatuve unstructor un undustrual branches Seven years later when the boys were moved to the new Dorchester Hugh for Boys Mr Bacon also made the transfer He was guven the very umportant posutuon of Coordunator of the Cooperatuve lndustrual Course untul hus returement un June 1956 MR MALCOLM D CAMPBELL When the doors of our school opened for the furst tume un September 1925 Mr Malcolm D Campbell establushed humself un Room 314 as the Buology teacher Untul hus returement un June 1956 he was one of the best unformed and ablest teachers un Boston He became Presudent of the Natuonal Assocuatuon of Buology Teachers and of the New Eng land Assocuatuon and held munor posts un other Buology organuzatuons MISS MARGUERITE CON DON Muss Marguerute Condon a member of the Englush Department retured on December 31 1956 Most of her teach ung years were spent at the Dorchester Hugh School for Gurls She luves un Brooklune wuth a suster but she goes to Cape Cod for her vacatuons Many Dorchester teachers have enuoyed her hosputaluty at her pleasant home un Centre vulle near Craugvulle Beach where she enuoys her favorute hobby gardenung MISS ALICE W DINEGAN Muss Aluce W Dunegan recently retured from Dorchester Hugh School where she was a devoted teacher un the Commercual Department She was a graduate of Kemper Hall and Vassar College and receuved her busuness traunung at Summons College Besudes her varued teachung experuence Muss Dunegan worked for many years un the real estate busuness and had extensuve secretarual experuence MR JOSEPHT EVANS Mr Joseph T Evans who retured un November 1956 was for many years a Commercual teacher un Dorchester Hugh School Mr Evans was a graduate of Boston College Hugh St Anselm College and Bryant 8. Stratton Mr Evans Cowboy Evans Returement does not mean unactuvuty for Mr Evans He has turned a lufe long unterest un antuques and wood workung unto a busuness that occupues hum dauly and lets hum contunue to serve hus fellow man MR STEWARTJ SHAW Stewart J Shaw was born un Phuladelphua and went to Ashland New Hampshure at an early age, and ut was here that he spent hus early school years Hus famuly later moved to Lowell Mass where Mr Shaw graduated from Lowell Hugh and Lowell Textule School after mauorung un enguneerung After completung the Mass Department of Educatuon Teacher Traunung Course he accepted a permanent appountment un the Boston School System un 1917 In October 1925 he became a cooperatuve unstructor and came to Dorchester Hugh School to teach cabunetmakung and to organuze the draftung department He buult thus department up to be the funest un the Boston School System and receuved many commendatuons from cuty, state and natuonal levels MR CHARLESW STAHL Charles W Stahl was graduated from Multon Hugh School un 1914 and started hus apprentuceshup as a patternmaker at the old B F Sturtevant plant un Hyde Park When the coll for volunteers for the furst World War un 1917 came he enlusted wuth the 377th Aero Squadron and served overseas after whuch he returned to complete hus apprentuce traunung Completung the Department of Educatuon Teacher traunung course he accepted a permanent appountment an the Boston School System un 1925 Hus furst assugnment was to the Old Boston Contunuatuon School Hus later assugnments were to Boston Technucal Hugh and Brandeus Vocatuonal School The last three years of hus servuce pruor to hus returement were spent at Dorchester Hugh School where we came to know hum untumately MR STIMSON WYETH Mr Stumson Wyeth was born un Needham and educated un the schools of that town He receuved hus Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees from Harvard and B U respectuvely He began hus teachung un a Mulutary school later he was teacher and pruncupal of Stoughton Hugh School Followung varuous teachung assugnments he became head of the Modern Language Department at Dorchester Hugh School from whuch he retured un December 1956 to be ap pounted to the teachung staff of Newton College of the Sacred Heart 3 . . - I ' ' ' I . .. . . .. 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I C 6- 4 XQPX' 'Q , N690 A 4,1 A , - U fe Administration Faculty I' Alva B Glidden Mnchael E Tulysewsku Busaness Education Walter L McLean, Head Catherane F Boyle Helen F Burns Anna T Cussen Agnes V Denehy Rose F Hnckey Florence R Joyce Mary M O Keefe Eleanor M Ryan Bertha M Swnft Mary M P Twomey Eng Hope H Moulton, Head Linda F Burr James E Donnelly J Teresa A Hamrock Peter J Murphy Thomas J O Leary Marlorle G Smath History Rnchard P Bonney Head Isabelle C Barry Hazel W Macdonald Wullnam J Pendergast Home Economlcs Chrlstlne M Lyons DorothyW Pool Industrnal and Staff JOHN T GIBBONS HEAD MASTER Languages FranclsX Renehan Head Peter A Alemu Margaret E Foster Sona Tahmuzuan Mathematlcs Damel F OConnell Head Lawrence J Croke Florence Magner Mnlntary Science Wollnam J McCluskey Physzcal Educatuon Jerome C Buckley Muruam R Driscoll Reba Shepard Science Margaret C Carroll Head Catherxne L Hanght Frank P Perrone Vurglma E Turnbull Guldance James L O Braen Counselor WulluamP Gtllugan Mary Muley Llbrary Imelda H Clarkson Marianne C Hanlgan Offuce Walter J Barry, Coordinator Habib C Deratany Edward A Lang Frank J Laquaglna Joseph F Lawton Damel V Lovett Ernest A Oetlnger Mary G Heffernan H Louise Qunnlan Health Offnce AbrahamM Levnne M D Aluce D Lynch, M D KathleenR McCarthy R N 6 ' I A t tl, Q D l ' ' . . I Q ' ' ' lish - . , r. 1. . ' I 0 I Alexander F. Galarneaux, Jr. . , . I . O T I . ' u . , Q . . , . . I efs vofch 6 Cllffy x sw' Q HISTORY ig S C '4- ---9 OOKING GYI1. Qn RNA. x, wi A X Gqouq Cl' 4.- ART 'BUSINESS 5 A ' f E.Nsusn q tcgaf ...gl ead Master GUIDEPOSTS FOR YOUR LIFE S JOURNEY o your best always vercome any mclmatnon nn extremes emember to be true to yourself hoose your friends with care ave faith In yourself schew the bnzarre thungs rn lufe trnve to attain the hnghest possible goal ram yourself for servlce to others ver be mmdful of your Creator ead the best un lnterature A ,ZWWMAAMWQQA 8 SEN R gf . X A Bunn x L O Q, 616:45 Q- LU! x I is ie x QQ X x X S M. il' mx. XXI A 1 YEQR Q9-gg ' 3 ,M ! YFLQ ODQIEN ce c c wx OuR Cm: S OI4 J IGMI' l f w CLASS 3353 QQN4, R265 FNUUFXTNON 57 mg Gu 6 GONS Oufu ylazfae CCfAu.e D Gwoou our-1 u.0Q ' 5 X -1 I 'Q ' w . 0' xfxk 'E' K F t, R .. , . f- . V f 1 M Q- f f M f Yi' gf f . 4 . ' 4 us' ilhb, I .x V x- - in 1 ,V ZCQ, E 5 b Qi S 'K QF-:J W A Q Qmss ' N I V Q x 2 Q ,J 0 ' xi fx W X' lif t K:W,,l3: - L - 5 f I , X ,y i fx X , , 'i '35 'PE'5SL:,7f 1., , K - 'Pg 1 Q xg N Q- X 1 ' X ll ff 'N 5? 1 Y XXNQ XV I N N N X X 7 , V! jf, I X X I7 I L X X x i fi -3 ..,fAl7 Xi! Ellen M. Alesi 59 Lynn Street, Peabody Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Volleyball Red Cross Club Ambition Nurse if - HROZII Rosalind P. Abom I0 Woodford Street Clubs: Glee Club Talent Show D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: Telephone Operator Arthur R. Alba Art 9 9 Garden Court Street, Boston , 1 i Clubs: A Basketball D. A. A. Key Club Senior Council D Club Senior Class Treasurer Red Cross Club CLASS OFFICERS Ambition: Basketball Player Joanne S. Allix Jo l l5 Milton Street Clubs: William A. Armstrong Buzzy Bowling Leon J. Anderson D. A. A. ' ot Rod Joe 7 Rosario Street Glee Club Red Cross Club Solesmonship Club Talent Show Ambition: Model or Secre- tary ,Q G l9 McKone St. Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Y jk 'k H X.,-1 xff Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: Electrical Engineer .A 'L T 'J . 0 ig' If 1 ll 1 .-.Mi -- QA. ,-3 ii? Jean C. Bagley l3l King Street Clubs: Basketball D. A. A. Glee Club Junior Council Radio Show Red Cross Club Talent Show Volleyball Red Cross Club Ambition: Success LX Jeanne William Balas Bill 8 Denny Street Clubs: Cadet Officers D. A. A. Hockey Red Cross Club Ambition: Millionaire YEARBOOK EDITORS ,, W Q. . . 1 I '51 Y' ' vt, 'z . X' Q V, l J i 4 f is l ' 1 X l X Gary R. Bardon I9 Thelma Rd. Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: Mechanical En- gineer Charles R. Barrasso 50 Homes Avenue Clubs: Baseball D. A. A. Senior Council D Club Red Cross Club Ambition: Success Frederick D. Bates The Canadian 6 Linden St. Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Charlie C Carlotta G . Barnette Charley I5 Howland Street Clubs: D. A. A. Junior Achievement Student Council Yearbook Staff Boston Globe Gold Key Winner ll56ll President of Art Club 57 Red Cross Club Ambition: Art Col lege x f ve Helen L. Belliveau 90 Stoughton Street Clubs: D. A. A. Glee Club Red Cross Club Student Council Volleyball Ambition: Marriage Louie A ..,,. .. ,Q I I 4 A -if mf? ' 'fifiv tm mgzf. yi , 4: j!?:'f7fE5gr5. 1 X ,'!?i?'5s1f ' '92 i'Pi J 4 --A -L: 5 Priscilla A. Bibber 26 Verdun Street ,iv-'A Priss Judith A. Boettcher Judy 1399A Dorchester Avenue Clubs: Clubs: D. A. A. Bowling Red Cross Club D. A. A. Camera Club Ambition: Telephone Opera- Forum Club lOl' Mary F. Bowles 70 Mayfield Street Clubs: D. A. A. Drum and Bugle Glee Club Red Cross Club Volleyball Ambition: Marriage Junior ,.---- Jacqueline M. Burke Jackie 56 Southern Avenue Red Cross Club Ambition: Teacher 1 O. Joseph J. Bonanno 37 Sumner Street Clubs: Baseball Cadet Officers Chronicle D. A. A. Football Junior Council Key Club Track Red Cross Club Ambition: College 4. . SOME EAT TO LIVE, OTHERS LIVE TO EAT O6 Clubs: 'ul 9 y. :- , - D.A.A. Q, gf, L,4f Glee Club H T 1 Red Cross Club V' .-,,x Ambition: Marriage 1 I Sak YI Sk I2 7 X ,Q TIME OUT FOR LUNCH Rosemary N. Bushman Roe David M. Cahalane Dave 236 Park Street 5 Mother Julia Road Clubs: Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. D. A. A. Salesmanship Club Red Cross Club Red Cross Club Ambition: Success Ambition: U. S. Army Clubs: Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club Senior Council Honor Roll D Club National Honor Society Ambition: The Navy Carol L. Burnham Clubs: Basketball Chronicle D. A. A. Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club Talent Show Ambition: To be Slim, Married John J. Cahalane H4 Saxton Street Clubs: D. A. A. Football Key Club Salesmanship Club Red Cross Club Ambition: To Graduate xi. XY' ,' J J 6'Burke rd I Midland At. D. A. A. P ul-een x. an .st 7 . ,I ' A rc fx , X ' 2' T ' X W' J' J Richard J. Callinan Ca 24 Fairmount Street Clubs: Chronicle D. A. A. Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club Ambition: Military career i .1--5 All 41 Paul S. Carey I9 Torrey Street Clubs: Baseball Basketball-Co-Captain Cadet Officers D. A. A. Football Key Club-Treasurer Red Cross Club Student Council Talent Show Ambition: Basketball , Patricia A. Campbell Soupy i2l Evans Street Clubs: D. A. A. Glee Club Red Cross Club Talent Show Ambition: Commercial Artist Virginia C. Campbell Be Bop il7 Woodbole Avenue, Mattapan Clubs: D. A. A. Junior Achievement Senior Council Ambition: C. P. A. Victor A. Carrara 6 Irving St. Readville Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club ,.,g-1, .Us- llvicll fn fl ART CLUB OFFICERS Jack Cascarano 48 Belden St. Clubs: Cadet Officers D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: Contractor gis ' l 43' mi it ,ft-if? Ya 'Jv ' Joyce E. Celester 337 Warren Street, Roxbury Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club Ambition: To be a nurse I ' .- 7-I 'J' .. 1 '3 1 M- V l 4 - if ,f Frances P. Chafe 29 Ditson Street Clubs: Bowling D. A, A Glee Club Red Cross Club Ambition: Nurse 'S' ' ' six: ll G91 I Dianne M. Chisholm Jean M Christo Jeannie l54 Heath Street, Jamaica Plaun 5 Marlowe St Clubs: Clubs D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: Secretary Paul F. Connolly 8 Mather St. Clubs: Football D. A. A. Red Cross Club States John H. Conroy 29 Stockton St. Clubs: Cadet Officers Hockey Red Cross Club Student Council D. A. A. Ambition: College Ambition: Presiden 14. i Domenic Correnti D IOI Wheatland Ave. Clubs: Cadet Officers D. A. A. Red Cross Club Senior Council Ambition: Mechanic It l cl -ur if William J. Cosgrove Bill Joanne M. Coughlin Jo 50 Granger St. 70 Mascot St. Clubs: Clubs: D. A. A. D. A. A. Red Cross Club Student Council Ambition: U. S. Air Force Talent Show John C. Cummings Jack 26 Verdon St. Clubs: D. A. A. Hockey Key Club Track Red Cross Club Ambition: Telephone Engineer Edmund D. Cuneo 74 Welles Avenue Clubs: Basketball D. A. A. Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club Ambition: Aircraft Mechanic hs:5s6163fi2f5Ef-- Helen M. Coyle Il Ditson St. Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Drum and Bugle Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club Talent Show Ambition: Public Enemy No One STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS C' ' 1 -1 'bf' Ai RED CROSS CLUB OFFICERS Francis J. Curran Frank 5 Claridge Terrace Clubs: D. A. A. Junior Achievement Salesmanship Club Student Council Science Fair - First Prize Red Cross Club Ambition: Teacher's College ', Z Mary T. Curran 5 Claridge Terrace Clubs: D. A. A. Senior Council Honor Roll Red Cross Club Ambition: Secretary Gordon S. Cunningham ll Mather Street Clubs: D. A. A. Football 2nd yr. Red Cross Club Alice A. Curran I7 Lindsey St. Clubs: Basketball Bowling D. A. A. Red Cross Club Volleyball Ambition: Nurses Training William F. Daley ' l Waterlow St. Clubs: Baseball Basketball D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: Undecided L af S If 1. 'Q If g. George T . DeCastro Dino I2 Whitfield St. Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club Ambition: Animal Trainer Carol A. DaSilva Carol 32 Ditson Street Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Drum and Bugle Glee Club Junior Achievement Talent Show Usherette Red Cross Club Ambition: Airline Stephen C. Davidson Steve 200 Norfolk Street Clubs: Chronicle D. A. A. Drum and Bugle Hockey Salesmanship Club Senior Council D-Club Red Cross Club Ambition: Business World Donald R. Dempsey Bull 63 Glenway Street Clubs: D. A. A. Junior Achievement Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club fPresidentJ Ambition: Buyer in a depart ment store Rosemary A. DeToma I4 Westcott Street Clubs: D. A. A. Glee Club Red Cross Club Ambition: Air Force SENIOR COUNCIL Rosie John E. Donahue 73 Bowdoin St. Clubs: D. A. A. Baseball Track Red Cross Club QT? Jack favor- Michael J. Flaherty Mike I5 Mallard Avenue Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: Success JUNIOR COUNCIL Anna M. Foley Annie 47 Van Winkle Street Clubs: D. A. A. Mary J . Foti 41 Upham Avenue Clubs: D. A. A. Senior Council Student Council Talent Show Ambition: Hair Dresser IIMGYII Richard J. Foulsham 45 Plain Street Clubs: Cadet Officers 56 D. A. A. Key Club Red Cross Club Senior Council nick Red Cross Club Ambition: Secretary Daniel H. Frieburger Dan 218. Dacia St. Clubs: Cadet Officer D. A. A. P9 V1 .L ' BL' , ' gmtw Q,-v if 3 Thomas Gallagher Tom 128 Whitfield Street Clubs: D. A. A. Junior Council Salesmanship Club Ambition: To have a good home, wife, and Talent Show Drum and Bugle i tx i Carolyn F. Galvin 47 St. Margaret Street Clubs: D. A. A. Junior Achievement Red Cross Club Ambition: Secretary 'ES Carol Ann Gallant Chico Clubs: D. A. A. Drum and Bugle Glee Club Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club Talent Show Volleyball Ambition: Service, or get ' Married l Edward Galley The Clown 70 Neponset Ave. Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Beverly A. Givner Snowball KEY CLUB OFFICERS 7 Greenville Street, Roxbury Helen L. Goode Sister Marie E. Graham Rusty Clubs: 34 Bowdoin Street 122 Minot Street D. A. A. Clubs: Clubs: Glee Club Red Cross Club Junior Achievement D. A. A. Salesmanship Club Red Cross Club Red Cross Club Talent Show D- A- A- Ambition: Comptometer Opera Ambition: Telephone Operator Ambition: Marriage tor -Q JO I-P vi? 8 'S 1' -'I v ', i'i.'s .' S ... 'f ' n 1 ' ., A - J .-,. ' .' ,Vi .',. '- . . . 'A , Q., , . L., William H. Grant Hung l965 Dorchester Avenue Clubs: Basketball D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: Another Elvis Pres- ley John E. Greene 102 Greenbrier Street Clubs: Chronicle D. A. A. Officer Football Key Club-President Red Cross Club-Secretary Senior Council Student Council Talent Show Ambition: Northeastem US HE RETTES AT GRADUATION Dud Mary Jane Greene Peaches 87 Mt. Vernon Street, Boston Clubs: Glee Club Student Council Talent Show D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: To get out of school William M. Griffin 73 Clarkson St. Clubs: Cadet Officer Chronicle D. A. A. Red Cross Club Elaine H. Hall I0 Huntoon Street Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Talent Show Ambition: Dental Technician 23 ll II ll ,f Beverly A. Griffin Skeets 24 Woodruff Way, Mattapan Clubs: D. A. A. Glee Club Red Cross Club Talent Show Ambition: Secretary 'T .., r' 1.2 1,,.f, G AQ? if . . 0 l , s 1'-'. Q. , s ,, WHAT'S THE SCOOP? Ruth G . Johnson 45 Crescent Avenue Clubs: D. A. A. Choral Practice Talent Show Red Cross Club Il Becnyn Sandra M . Jones Sandy 66 Edson Street Clubs: Basketball Bowling D. A. A. Glee Club Softball Talent Show Volleyball Ambition Work for the Tele Ambition Secretary phone Company .qi iii Theodore James 37 Creston Street Clubs: D. A. A. Drum and Bugle Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club llTedll Ambition: Draftsman-North- eastern James L. Jenkins I8 Bodwell St. Clubs: Cadet Officer Chronicle D. A. A. Red Cross Club Student Council Ambition: Contractor Elizabeth A. Keefe 58 Homes Avenue Clubs: D. A. A. Glee Club Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club Softball Talent Show Ambition: Secretary llJimll llsetfyll 1 Thomas B. Kelly Ke T05 Templeton Street Clubs: Basketball D. A. A. Football D Club Red Cross Club Yearbook - Sports Editor Ambition: College Ti 4? f-4-if I X 7. QA 'R Marvin Kindle 7 Kingsbury St., Roxbury Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club ,Pin V. ' -'W fm -L Q..- 5-v Bernadette M. Kennedy Bernie I9 Elder Street Clubs: D. A. A. Drum and Bugle Talent Show Cheerleader D Club Ambition: Private Secretary Joseph A. Kilbane l72 Norfolk Street Clubs: D. A. A. Junior Council Senior Council Red Cross Club Ambition: Polo Player Angela M. Krest 46 Norfolk Street Clubs: Bowling, Chronicle-Lay-Out Editor, D. A. A.,Glee Club, Junior Achievement, Talent Show, Volleyball, Cheerlead- er, French Club, Honor Roll, D Club, National Honor Society, Traveler Correspond- ent Ambition: College Nino rvronyll i A STITCH IN TIME Sonia R. Kryklywec Krinkles 66 Sudan Street Clubs: D. A. A. Choral Practice Senior Council Talent Show Ambition: Secretary 1 ', Karolyn B. Kurkjian Karol 95 Wheatland Avenue Clubs: Basketball D. A. A. Junior Achievement Talent Show Cheerleader D Club Ambition: College fAirline Stewardessl ,.,:,.,,,.... ,,, . y . , ' ' xr 11 4 .. 'a 1 -pf s , Helen A. Kallis Tiger I9 Lauriat Street Clubs: Basketball, Bowling, Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Softball, Student Council, Talent Show, Volleyball, D.A.A., Junior Council, Sec. Ambition: Roller Skating ? .4 Alberta R. LaMarca Berta 54 Mora Street Clubs: Basketball, Bowling, D.A.A., Glee Club, Junior Achieve- ment, Red Cross Club, Softball, Talent Show, Tennis, Volley- ball, D Club Ambition: To be a Y.M.C.A. Secretary SlXTH PERIOD'S OVER! 27 Francis U. Lamontagne Francois 3ll Quincy Street Clubs: D. A. A. Junior Achievement Yearbook Staff Art Club Ambition: Artist Barbara E. Larson 709 Washington Street Clubs: Bowling, Chronicle, Editor-in- Chiefp D.A.A., Glee Club, Junior Achievement, Talent Show, Volleyball, Cheerleader, Co-Captain, French Club, Treas- urer, Honor Roll, Usherette at Graduation, National Honor So- ciety, D Club Ambition: Nurse lda C. Lee Tokyo Rose' 7 Bowdoin Street Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Talent Show Ambition: To Succeed fr' q' X A Y 2 r Leo D. Lancellotti 32 Leonard St. Clubs: Cadet Officer D. A. A. Red Cross Club 17 J T 3 XP if Lance 'is ,,--Q Q l IT MUST BE A BASKET! James MacMillan 3l Oakwood Street Clubs: Cadet Officer D. A. A. Football Red Cross Club Senior Council Student Council Ambition: Success Patricia C . Madsen Pat l 823 Dorchester Avenue Mac Clubs: Basketball Bowling D. A. A. Junior Council Softball Tennis Volleyball Yearbook Staff Art Club Ambition: Massachusetts Art Col lege Rosemary Mac Donnell Raunchey l7I Talbot Avenue Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Red Cross Club Swimming Radio Show Ambition: Wealth Rita A. MccLellan 2115 Dorchester Avenue Clubs: Bowling, D.A.A., Glee Club, Radio Show, Red Cross Club, Softball, Talent Show, Tennis, Cheerleader, Honor Roll Ambition: Airlines Barbara A. Magazu 23 Claybourne Street Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Glee Club Talent Show Red Cross Club Ambition: Airlines Barb X11 - D :X W .,. ff., sy, Jjfiiffi Marie R. Magazu le 23 Claybourne Street Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Talent Show Red Cross Club Ambition: Registered Nurse 'Q' , fn A8 17 1 3 ii -v vvrmrfh-qfvg. Ronald W. Manson Ron 5 Sudan St. Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Loretta M. Mahan l79 Norfolk Street Clubs: Glee Club D. A. A. Red Cross Club ' V Ambition: Airline Hostess Edward M. Mansfield ll Walnut Street Clubs: Baseball Basketball Football D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: To go to College U! NOBODY GETS BY THEM Carol G. Martin Rusty Simone E. McCastor 5 Shandon Road I4 Harvard Street Clubs: Clubs: Donald S. Matukas Art Club D. A. A. D- A- A- 28 Ruskindale Rd., Mattapan Drum and Bugle Red Cross Club V Glee Club Clubs: Senior Council Ambition: To go to Northeastern D. A. A. Ur1iverSify Red Cross Club Ambition: Airlines llacby 'Q -6 1-Q lilv -3- A., fi. . .ff 6 ' H :1',Q',' Kg.: ., x A My I Q 't Q,i .1 T D if 2 .11Qs.:.LxiX.-:'..v.. Bruce F. McCormack Mac Thomas J. McCormick Tom 38 Nelson Street l6i Tyler St. Clubs: Clubs: Salesmanship Club Cl'f0f1iCle D. A. A. D- A- A- Red Cross Club Radio Show CLASS OF DREAMERS S f 31 ,fl Evelyn J. McDonald Midge 526 Dudley Street, Roxbury Clubs: Girls' Drum and Bugle, Red Cross Club, Softball, Basket- ball, Cheerleader, Year Book Staff, Senior Council, Christ- mas Pageant, Talent Show, Class Officer, Sec. Ambition: College Margaret C. McGillivray MWC!! I4 Kenwood Street Clubs: Bowling Chronicle Advertising Manager D. A. A. Glee Club Red Cross Club Talent Show Honor Roll National Honor Society Ambition: Legal Secretary Marcia H. McGinnes Marcy' 6 Ashland Street Clubs: Basketball, Chronicle, D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Senior Council, Softball, Talent Show, Volleyball, Yearbook Staff, D Club, Cheerleader, Christmas Pageant, Senior Class Vice President Ambition: Teacher Ronald G . McElman Mickelman 5 Manion Road, Hyde Park Clubs: D. A. A. Junior Council Senior Council Ambition: Join the Navy and Sea the World I sf till 1 . . 1 wi' ' 3 Richard A. McKinnon Louie I7 Erie St. Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Doris M. McLean 377 Talbot Avenue Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Glee Club Red Cross Club Talent Show Ambition: Success Patricia A. McManus Pat 5 Lincoln Street Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Red Cross Club Salesrnansbip Club Ambition: Work in a Banlc John P. McLaughlin 57 Burt Street Clubs: Cross Country Chronicle D. A. A. Track Honor Roll Red Cross Club Ambition: Engineer 32 Raymond J. Michetti 33 Lithgow Street Clubs: D. A. A. Junior Council Key Club Red Cross Club Student Council Talent Show Track D Club Cross Country Ambition: Farmer's Daughter , , I ,,v5,,,,.Mm ,, ,,f V ' IIMOMOII 'rl C -4 C Ju rn A 'O 3 an 0 rn Z 1' um -4 uw Q Lorraine E. Middleton 28 Cedar Street, Roxbury Clubs: Basketball D . A. A. Junior Achievement Student Council Talent Show Forum Honor Roll Ambition: Laboratory Techni cian or Air Force f -q Patricia A. McNaught Patsy I5 Holden Street Clubs: Bowling D. A. A Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club ftreasurerl Ambition: Telephone Opera tor fl ,sffwiffft Veronica R. Michalowski Ronnie l7 Milton Avenue Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Glee Club Red Cross Club Ambition: Success in Life Agnes M. Milano 63 Stanton Street Clubs: Bowling Red Cross Club D. A. A. Ambition: Secretary alGUSlx ,Q Charles Milson 6l Clarlcwood Street Clubs: D. A. A. Talent Show Yearbook Staff Art Club Ambition: To be an Artist I r' Skip William I. Monroe Ill Ambition: Office W Wild Bill 46 Bellevue Street Clubs: Cadet Officers D. A. A. Assistant Editor Yearbook Red Cross Club Ambition: President of a Bank Carol Ann Mitchell Rene 2 Grayson Street Clubs: . A. A. Glee Club Talent Show Red Cross Club retary orlc or Sec- is fi AVIATION CLASS GROUNDED Judith A. Monahan Judy I4 Arcadia Street Clubs: Bowling . A. A. Glee Club Senior Council Softball Talent Show Honor Roll Red Cross Club Ambition: Success .Ioan P. Mooney Joan 267 Centre Street Donna H. Moore Donna W Clubs: 5 Tovar Street Art Club Clubs: fl Bowling w L ' D. A. A. oiee Club Jil Red Cross Club Softball lm X. Tennis ,J . V, Ambition: President of the John Hancock Building Ambition: To be a Good Nurse f N.. .god 't 'fi' -1-Q .Q , . 1 1 John R. Morelli 4 Rondlett Place Clubs: Baseball D. A. A. Key Club Senior Council Student Council D Club Ambition: Millionaire r Z D Q. lrish David F. Morley 70 Linden Street Clubs: Junior Achievement Track D. A. A. Red Cross Club Dave James B. Morrissey Jim Donald E. Mosel Don Brian Murphy I9 Brandon Ave. Clubs: Junior Red Cross Officers' Club Cadet Captain D. A. A. Ambition: To become a Chemical Engineer or a Draftsman NOBODY'S LOOKING 25 Wheatland Avenue 39 Robinson Street Clubs: D. A. A. D Red Cross Club Ambition: Electrician Donald E. Murphy ll Lonsdale Street Clubs: Chronicle D. A. A. Softball Talent Show Track Ambition: Indian Chiefl Doris L. Murphy 108 Millet Street Clubs: D. A. A. Glee Club Talent Show Art Club Guineau referably a Il Ambition: Navy Wife Jacqueline L. Murphy Jackie I2 Draper Street Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Red Cross Club Talent Show Choral Practice Ambition: Secretary fi 115 if Janice Murphy 251 Park Street Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Glee Club Talent Show Ambition: Secretary Carol A. Nelson Carrie 5l Cottage Road, W. Roxbury Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Junior Achievement Red Cross Club Ambition: Musician George Niakaros 332 Washington Street Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: To attend the Greek Theological School Jamaica Plain, Mass. uJcnlx Margaret A. Murphy Peggy 39 Brent Street Clubs: Basketball, D.A.A. Drum and Bugle, Junior Achievement, Junior Council, Softball, Stu- dent Council, Talent Show, Volleyball, U.N. Award, Hon- or Roll, National Honor Society, Usherette at Graduation, D Club, Red Cross Club, Forum- Moderator Ambition: Boston Teachers Col- lege Mary T. Naughton Harriet 87 Woodrow Avenue Clubs: D. A. A. Softball Salesmanship Club Ambition: Secretary BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! .C9wf Q Beverly A. Nichols 44 Stanley Street Clubs: Chronicle D. A. A. Glee Club Softball Student Council Talent Show Pep Club ther Margaret M. Nolan Peggy 40 Alexander Street Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. A Cl b WHAT is cooKlNc3??? U Ambition: Modeling Thomas P. Nugent Nuge 48 Dix Street Jane E. Northall Clubs: 61 Sudan Sffeef Gilbert A. Norton Carrot Baseball, Bowling, Cadet Of- Clubs: T68 Milton Street ficers, Chronicle, D.A.A. , Junior Council, Softball, Stu- Bowling Clubs: dent Council, Talent Show, Chronicle Track, D Club, Cross Coun- D. A. A. D. A. A. try Race Photography Club Drum and Bugle Ambition: Indian fpreferably a Ambition: University of Mass. Ambition: Artist chief, V 'S f Me IlBeVIl Ambition: Young Wife and Mo- -2 A' Paul F. Nutting TT6 River Street, M Clubs: D. A. A. Drum and Bugle Ambition: Col lege i Nut attapan I i .sf Marilyn A. O'Connor Mal 45 Groveland St. , Mattapan Clubs: Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club D. A. A. Ambition: To be a Success Arthur M. O'Brien 'K' , 'V' W: ' ' 'R' ' :rig ' . l Q ' : Pee Wee E' l75 Ashmont Street Clubs: Basketball D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: College Daniel G. O'Connor I7 Bunonwood Street Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: Skin Diver Richard P. O'Hara 32 Ocean Street Clubs: Baseball Basketball Cadet Officers D. A. A. Football Red Cross Club Ambition: Success ll ul Hooney I- xii. .. - ' .K Robert J. O'Reilly 23 Wellesley Pk. Clubs: Cadet Officer Chronicle D. A. A. Football Junior Council Key Club Pres. Red Cross Club Pres. Student Council Talent Show Camera Club ll Bobs: RUSH HOUR--2:l5l Linda M. Owen Lynn 87 Centre Street Clubs: National Honor Society Honor Roll Albert F. Reed Award D. A. A. Red Cross Club Senior Council Usherette at Graduation Pep Club Yearbook-Typist Ambition: Success and Happiness 43' QQ. 5, Diane D. Palingo 28 Melbourne Street Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Glee Club Red Cross Club Talent Show Pres. Pep Club Ambition: Nurse eil Paul ine P . Pappas Pennie 8 Prescott Street Clubs: D. A. A. Honor Roll Drum 81 Bugle Junior Council Student Council Talent Show Usberette at Graduation Pep Club Ambition: Success INDUSTRIALS AT WORK 1 fel fc. ' . Li Katherine Patros Katl'1y' Lorraine A Pentz Lorry 28 Aspinwall Road Clubs: D. A. A. D Red Cross Club Ambition: Secretary Ambition Secretary Jean A. Perry 7 Stock St. Clubs: Basketball Bowling Drum and Bugle Glee Club Red Cross Club Softball Talent Show Kitten' Salesmanship fvice presidentl Ambition: Success Marilyn A. Perry 44 Stanley Street Clubs: D. A. A. Glee Club Talent Sbow Vice Pres. Pep Club Merry Ambition: Wife and Mother John M. Perma Sarah 7 unify sf., North End Clubs: D. A. A Student Council Red Cross Club ' Wfitifiif 1 's 5 Richard J. Potbier Catherine M. Powers Cathy Fr0nCiS E. Powers ron New Yorker l68 Minot Street 3 Arborcrest Terr., Mattapcn 893 WGSNYWQYOFI Sf Clubs: Clubs: Clubs: Chronicle Art Club D. A. A- D. A. A. Spanish Club Red Cross Club Key Club Bowling Red Cross Club D. A. A. Red Cross Club National Honor Society Ambition: Air Force Pilot Yearbook Staff Marilyn A. Proirrie 240 Park Street Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: Success Lillian P. Pratt ll Selden Street Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: Airline Hostess Ambition: Success Mal IS THAT SEW? 40 '3 FUTURE CALCULATOR OPERATORS OF AMERICA William Pugliese Bill 209 Cummins High., Roslindale Clubs: Cadet Officer D. A. A. Red Cross Club Richard W. Pugsley Rich Clubs: Chronicle D. A. A. Red Cross Club Robert E. Prout Flash 22 Rosemont Street Clubs: Baseball D. A. A. Hockey D Club Ambition: Truck Driver Marsha C . Psota 33 Buttonwood Street Clubs: Pep Club Honor Roll D. A. A. Yearbook-Typist Ambition: Success Donald W. Purcell Don 8 Cumberland Street Clubs: Baseball D. A. A. Hockey-Capt. D Club Red Cross Club Ambition: Sports 2 f ' ? l Patricia M. Rawan Pa 22 Lithgow Street Clubs: Pep Club Honor Rall Bowling D . A . A . Red Cross Club Talent Show Spanish Club Cheerleader Ambition: Nurse V 1 A an J-i.w.ff'P , All .ff -,. f. Richard G. Remmes Ricky 383 Ashmont Street Clubs: Cadet Officers Chronicle D. A. A. Football Key Club D Club Senior Class President Honor Roll Harvard Book Award Honor Guard at Graduation 56 Ambition College fEngmeering1 Michael A. Reda 3977 Washington St. , Clubs: Cadet Officer D. A. A. Red Cross Club Caroline E. Regan 167 Sydney Street Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Chronicle Camera Club Ambition: Col lege William A. Reynolds 81 St. Marks Road Clubs: Baseball Basketball D. A. A. Drum 81 Bugle Hockey Track French Club Ambition College Reba Rosl indale sau-' QS' -4 34 THAT'S WHAT THE RECIPE SAYS --Ga-ca Greta H. Ring 380 Centre St. Clubs: D. A. A. Glee Club Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club Ambition Secretary Get Mar ned Gail H. Roach 214 Savin Hill Avenue Clubs: D. A. A. Forum Club Camera Club Ambition Teacher So J 'J X ,Zi A Robert L. Romboli 20 Granpion Way Clubs: Baseball Cadet Officers D. A. A. Football Student Council Rumby Vincent D. Sarro Vinnie 70 Lawn St., Roxbury Clubs: Cadet Officer D. A. A. Red Cross Club Student Council Ambition: Cabinet Maker Ambition: Wrestle Alligators GRAND RIGHT AND LEFT 43 W xl Julie A. Scipione Julie Joan P. Shaw Joa l57 River Street lOl Norfolk St. Clubs: Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. D. A. A. Red Cross Club Junior Achievement D Club Red Cross Club Honor Roll Camera Club Scholastic Writing Award nie Associate Editor of Yearbook Essay Award Cheerleader Dressed Dol ls Ambition: Doctor Ambition: Telephone Oper ator Edward F. Shea 20 Claybourne Street Clubs: Baseball Cadet Officers D. A. A. Footbcl l-Co-Capt . Key Club Track D Club Red Cross Club Ambition: Beachcomber -' lx ..,. .gi Alan H. Sheehan Al I2 Glenrose Road Clubs: Art Club D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: Commercial Artist DEEP IN THOUGHT George S. Stevens IO Howe Street Clubs: D. A. A. Hockey Junior Achievement Junior Council-Pres Softball Talent Show Christmas Assembly Barbara A . Sweeney 83 Standard Street, Mattapan Clubs: D. A. A. Junior Council Senior Council Talent Show Ambition: Disc-Jockey Ambition: Model Eva M. Spinney T822 Dorchester Avenue Clubs: Basketball D. A. A. Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club Ambition: Secretary Barbara K. Stevens l42 Dakota St. Clubs: D. A. A. Drum and Bugle Red Cross Club Salesmanship Club Talent Show ll Barb!! Ambition: Airline Stewordess Juanita L. Taylor 6l Devon Street Clubs: Basketball D. A. A. Talent Show French Club IINHOII Ambition: Pediatric Nurse - V , 1- Q ,V -91 ,fits 3 1-,gk P' 7, ff' -my .km Ann Marie Theriault 276 Quincy Street Clubs: D. A. A. Glee Club Student Council Talent Show Ambition: Ice Skater A ,,,, I 4, ' - Jean M. Waicium Jeanie 7 Greenwood Park Clubs: Bowling D. A. A. Glee Club Ambition: Secretary Walter L. Thompson 3l Larcbmont St. Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Paul J. Toner 66 Bailey St. Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club lT LOOKS SO EASY Mildred M. Walker Millie Shirley E. Wallace Rabbit Thomas A. Walsh TOM 221 Centre Street 33 Newport Street 23 Mt. Vernon Street Clubs: Clubs: Clubs: D. A. A. Bowling , Glee Club D. A. A. D. A. A. Red Cross Club Glee Club Softball Talent Show Red Cross Club Red CFOSS Club Ambition: Secretary Ambition: Private Secretary Ambition: Make Money fs 4- QT '-19' Irene A. Warner 5 Rozella Street Clubs: D. A. A. Glee Club Red Cross Club Ambition: Secretary Paul Waters 152 Millet St. Clubs: Cadet Officer Football Red Cross Club Senior Council Track D. A. A. D Club Ambition: Carpenter SIMPLE ARITHMETIC i 1' vf x, My , vs vo,- ' , Rita J. Waugh I5A Norwell Street Clubs: D. A. A. Glee Club Talent Show Ambition: Secretary Ann B. White 37 Mather Street Clubs: D. A. A. Glee Club Red Cross Club Softball Ambition: College Carol A. Wilde 60 Topliff Street Clubs: D. A. A. Glee Club Ambition: Airline Hostess in Noncynl -8 Carol A. Weydt I0 Bloomington Street Clubs: D. A. A. Red Cross Club Ambition: Success .Kg A - - .-N KP -4-'7' Ronald K Adams 3l9 East Eighth St D A A Red Cross Club Baseball Cadet Offncer Ambutnon College Rnchard M Burgess 206 Norfolk St D A A Red Cross C ub Ambmon Success Leon D Busby 5 Rochdale St D A A , Red Cross C ub Chromcle Ambntuon Success James M Devm I5 Montpeluer Rd D A A Red Cross Club Baseball Key Club Co Captann Basketball Ambltlon Garbage Collector Charles V Duggne T7 Leroy St A A Red Cross Club Ambltnon Service Robert E Fitzgerald I2 Beacon St D A A Red Cross Club Jumor Achrevement Sales manshlp Club Ambmon Success June H Zahka slowpoke I4 Whutman Street Clubs A Glee Club Talent Show Red Cross Club Ambl tuon To Grow Tall NormanJ Berube T9 Hugh Street A A Red Cross Club Ambutnon Success Paul R Burke 59 Rockne Ave A A Red Cross Club Ambutlon Success Alphonse J Cerone 59 Wllrose St A A Red Cross Club Salesmanshlp Club Ambutnon To get a car 8 Hautevale St D A A Red Cross Club Hockey Team Ambltuon College Marme Reserves Charles J Earle D A A Red Cross Club Cadet Cffucers Jumor Council Ambntlon Success Robert C Galley 70 Neponset Ave D A A Red Cross Club Baseball Salesmanshup Club Bowllng Football Softball Ambltnon Mechamcs auto Kodak Krmgers Thomas N Boulos 29 Wheatland Ave Cadet Offucers Red Cross Club Football D A A Student Councnl Ambntlon Electromcs Enqlneer Thomas J Burke 2064 Dorchester Av D A A , Red Cross Club Baseball Talent Show Drum and Bugle Glee Club Ambltnon Success Vlrglma M Czupryna 250 Norwell St Ambntuon Nurse Joseph Dooley ll Croftland Ave D A A , Red Cross Club Ambltaon Mllllonanre Theresa Farrell 4 Cassnet St D A A Red Cross Club Bowlung Glee Club Drum and Bugle, Talent Show Jumor Councnl Ambntuon Marrlage Lawrence C Glynn 2 Kearsarge Terrace A A , Red Cross Club Ambutuon Success Martnn E Bowlby IO Waterlow St D A A Red Cross Club Jumor Councnl Ambutnon Success Lawrence F Busby 5 Rochdale Street D A A Red Cross Club Drum and Bugle Ambntuon Success John P DeChellus T08 Southern Ave D A A Red Cross Club Salesmanshlp Club Leo P Drnscoll 707 Washnngton St D A A Cadet Offucers Ambition Success Kathleen Farren 64 Llthgow St D A A Red Cross C ub Basketball Ambmon Nurse Wnlluam J Harrugan 52 Spencer St A A Red Cross Club Ambntlon Another Elvns Presley T 1 ,rms W . 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TanG0 z ' fi'- UL 1 'V'-M By PAT DALTON The present phase of our educatuon has come to an end Whule some of us wull contunue on to college, others wull begun a career ln euther case, we graduates wull treasure and carry through lufe s lourney many memorable events at Dorchester Hugh School D H S 57 us pruvuleged to be the furst class to complete uts three years of educatuon at Dor chester as a co-educatuonal school Let us revuew some of the occurrences of these three all too short years 1954 1955 In September 1954, we started our hugh school educatuon as sophomores under the durectuon of Dr Dorothy M Lyons Quute unexpectedly Dr Lyons was transferred to the Jeremuah E Burke Hugh School, and Mr John T Gub bons was appounted our head master Mr Gubbons was formerly head of the Scuence Departments of Dorchester for Boys from 1936 1944 and of Brughton Hugh School from 1944-1954 At hus furst assembly our new pruncupal stressed punctualuty and co-operatuon as essentuals for a furst class school 1954 1955 brought many changes that uncluded the transfer to other schools of Mr John Desmond, Mr Ral Wel lungs, Muss Florette Tremblay and Muss Margaret O Hare, and the assugnment to our buuldung of the Musses Helen Burns, Agnes Denehy, Aluce Dunegan, and Mrs Mary O Keefe From the athletuc pount of vuew, Dorchester had a fune year Coached by Mr Pendergast, the football team fun ushed the season wuth fuve wuns, two losses, and one tue The Buckleymen soared to the top of the Basketball League wuth the assustance of two sophomores who made the furst team James Devun and Paul Carey Wuth natural curuosuty throughout the year we So omores watched the Senuor actuvutues and were thrulled to be un vuted to partucupate un a number of school events Among these were the annual Talent Show and the heart warmung Chrustmas Assembly presented by the students under the durectuon of Mr Burke, our musuc Instructor The members of our class who offered theur talents to help make these affaurs successful were Lorraune Muddleton, Glorua Hull and Al ma Susco Many of us attended our furst D dances un January and Aprul and a few of the lUCkIer SOph0m0reS enloyed 1955 we envued them, not realuzung our turn would come all too soon 1955 1956 Well acquaunted wuth D H S , we Junuors really enloyed returnung after the summer vacatuon Because of a seruous poluo epudemuc the openung of school was postponed untul September 22 Regardless of thus delay, we were not long un gettung back unto the swung of thungs School started hummung wuth socual actuvutues ln October the Senuor Class Electuons were held We Junuors were lust as enthusuastuc about the electuons as the upperclassmen because we knew that the followung year ut would be our pruvulege to choose class offucers In November the furst ussue of the Dunbar Chronucle was publushed Thus was the occasuon when we Junuors had our furst chance to be on the staff The Chrustmas holudays were heughtened by an as sembly presented by the members of the Student Councul and by the furst D Dance of the year Unexpectedly the spurut of the season was darkened by the sudden death of Mr Gerard M Deeley All of us wull long remember Mr Deeley, a member of the Mathematucs Department and the Coach of the Boys Hockey team Memorual servuces were later held un the school audutoruum for thus departed teacher and fruend Returnung from the Chrustmas vacatuon, we learned that there was much actuvuty un store for us Antucupatung the hustle and bustle of the future senuor year, we were advused to organuze our class early therefore, under the durectuon of Muss Helen F Burns our Class Sponsor, we elected a Junuor Councul George Stevens, Chaurman, and Helen Kal lus, Secretary Treasurer, were chosen as offucers of the Councul Thus group s maun purpose was to plan the pre senuor actuvutues They arranged to have us begun to collect class dues and purchase our class rungs, thus easung the senuor year s expenses When our furst general class meetung was held Muss Burns suggested that we have our puctures taken by the offucual class photographer early preferably durung the summer vacatuon Some of the memorable socual actuvutues throughout the year were the Talent Show, Fashuon Show, Annual Scuence Four, and Forums The outstandung event was the Senuor Prom held at the Hotel Somerset on May 29 Many members 62 o I l Q . s I . I . I . . . . . . - - , . ph - . . , . . . . . . . I . - themselves at the Prom held at the Hotel Continental on May 6. The Senfors graduated at Symphony Hall on June 6, , u . . ' . . . . I . . . of our class were fortunate enough to attend thus gala affaur Graduatuon was on June 4 at Symphony Hall The gurls on the Junuor Councul and Hugh Honor Roll were Gardenua Gurls, assustung at the Commencement Exercuses Coached by Mr Pendergast and Mr Buckley Dorchester, as usual, dud well un the athletuc fueld The football team funushed vuctoruous un uts last game after a slow start Our skullful hoopsters had an II I record makung them cuty champs and contestants un the Tech Tourney The hockey team came through very well wuth the assustance of Mr Best theur new coach The baseball team won the cuty champuonshup and went on to the state tournament The track team made up for uts small membershup by nts outstandung work, placung many boys un the unter school meets In June nomunatuon papers for Senuor Class Offucers were guven out to uunuor candudates un antucupatuon of the elec tuon un the fall We left school hopefully to begun our last hugh school summer vacatuon, knowung that each July and August day brought us closer to our senuor and funal year I956 I957 Wuth the eagerness and excutement that us typucal of all hugh school senuors we returned to D H S on September I3 A change un the day s schedule greeted us unstead of the usual seven peruods, the program was reduced to sux wuth an Actuvutues Peruod on Tuesday and Thursday Thus unnovatuon proved pleasant to us because we were allowed more tume for extracurruculars and we felt the day went faster As we were happy un our senuor year, so were we sad The death of Mr Francus L Ford came as a shock to many of us Mr Ford had been a popular member of the Englush Department and Luterary Advusor of the Yearbook Movung memorual servuces for hum were conducted at a later assembly In October the aspurants for Senuor Class Offucers got off wuth theur campaugns to an early start Candudates were seen un the corrudors puttung up sugns and posters the contest was on Rewarded for theur untegruty and popularuty, he followung students were chosen offucers Presudent, Ruchard Remmes Vuce Presudent, Marcua McGunnes Secretary Evelyn McDonald and Treasurer, Arthur Alba Completung the roster, a Senuor Councul was chosen and the Yearbook Staff was selected November proved to be an excutung month wuth many actuvutues The Dgnb-gr Chgqflugk came out everyone was delughted wuth the new style of the paper whuch had more pages and puctures expertly arranged by the staff Next came a serues of poluo unnoculatuons, guven wuthout charge to students who had receuved theur parent's consent Rememberung the prevuous epudemuc, the mauoruty of students were grateful for the offer Later un the month the cheerleaders dusplayed theur abuluty un a competutuon at Dedham Hugh School and enloyed a record hop held un that school gym Durung the Thanksguvung Recess the wealthuer members of our class vusuted New York Cuty Under the guudance of Muss Twomey and Muss Lyons, they stayed un New York for one day and vusuted the Unuted Natuons and Ra duo Cuty Toward the end of the month our furst class meetung was held At thus turrue we were guven tentatuve dates for the Prom Class Day and Graduatuon, and plans were made for these events In early January the furst sectuon of the Yearbook went to press and the commuttees to wrute the Class Wull and Prophecy were chosen On January I2 many Senuors took the furst of varuous examunatuons to qualufy them for scholarshups and entrance unto college We enuoyed a dance, sponsored by the cheerleaders, at the local Y M C A on January I6 The remaunder of the year was a whurl of actuvuty and gay confusuon whuch all of us enloyed For the furst tume, Dorchester Hugh was permutted to partucupate un a Student Exchange Program, sponsored by the School Commuttee F f teen students from the college preparatory classes were selected to make arrangements for the Exchange Day wuth Wey mouth Hugh on March 4 Fuve senuors were chosen to be on the actual exchange commuttee whule the other ten were as sugned to the commuttee receuvung the guests or the commuttee plannung the forum A fashuon show, entutled Color scope Fashuons For the Modern Muss was presented on February 5 by Sumplucuty Pattern assusted by the gurls of the Home Economucs Classes as models The long awauted Talent Show was held on the nught of February I5 The students worked hard an co operatuon wuth the teachers to present a delughtful performance of sungung, dancung, comedy skuts, and pan tomume acts On March I4 the Home and School Assocuatuon, wuth the assustance of Dorchester's leadung shops the Dorchester Argus Cutuzen Newspaper a professuonal modellung school, and the women s edutor and fashuon program con sultant of the local newspaper Mrs Betty Goodman, presented Fashnon Fancues to aud the Scholarshup Fund The gurls were dazzlung un the costumes presented, as were the boys who modelled punk tuxedoes and bermuda shorts Throughout the seasons, the athletuc teams showed outstandung abrluty The football squad played uts best to achueve a 6 2 record puttung them un the Cuty League s thurd place Dorchester s basketball team had a 9 3 record, thus cap turung the Cuty League s second place These sharpshooters also held the dustunctuon of nettung the most pounts per season of beung the only team to hut over 90 un two games, and of beung the top scorers un theur league Captaun Paul Carey was 63 . . . . . , . 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CLASS HISTORY - fcontinuedl named All Scholastrc, the cnty s hrghest scorer wrth a total of 265 ponnts and selected for the clty All Star Team along wuth Wnllnam Grant and Arthur Alba who also held records un the 100 marks ln the elnmmatuon rounds of the Tech Tour ney, the boys had defeated thear fnrst two opponents and were ready for theur next game The hockey team drd very well achrevnng a 5 3 2 record In thus freld Dorchester also had top athletes Captaun Donald Purcell led the Cnty League rn pounts scored wnth a total of 24, obtarnmg a place on the All Star team along wuth Stephen Davndson and John McCar thy For the Fnrst time nn enght years we were represented by a full squad of runners on the track team In the varuous school meets the teams captured many of the top places The long awanted Senuor Prom was held at the Blue Hull Country Club on May l7 Marshall Young, who dld the honors last year, agam supplled the muslc All of us experlenced an enloyable evenung at thus the biggest socral e vent of the year Another gala affanr was the Class Day dxnner held at The Umverslty Club of Boston on May 29 On June I2 Graduatnon exercuses were held at Symphony Hall After graduatnon we wall all receuve a supplement to the yearbook whrch wall contann all the actrvttles from March through June f 'x ec' OW? 575 T was vs lg -471 Ns vl Yslpk 1 ut BRA 'WAN COORDINATOR 64 Class Prophecy- 57 I breezed unto Boston on June I2 I967 not havung been un the bug cuty sunce my graduatron from Dorchester Hugh School un I957 I bought a Boston Globe and settled down to see what was doung To my surpruse I saw a full page spread advertus ung the Fabulous Amateur Curcus to be staged by the Class of I957 of D H S for the benefut of the swummung pool to be an nexed to our Alma Mater Fulled wuth enthusuasm at beung able to see my classmates, I read on to duscover that CONROY and HOLMES professuonal curcus men were coachung the productuon I rushed to the telephone to call PAT ROWAN who had been my closest fruend She was more than delughted to hear that I was able to attend thus gala affaur wuth her She had al ready planned to meet JUNE ZAHKA and JACKIE BURKE at the Boston Garden where the curcus was to take place Several hours later I was delughted to meet my fruends who I found were employed as secretarues to umportant men un the John Hancock Co We cpprocched the hckef boofh where we saw pretty as ever MARCIA McGIN NES and lovable as ever MIDGE MacDONALD sellung tuckets Near the sude show sectuon we were greeted by RICHARD REMMES Iookung most pros perous The gurls told me later that he was the executuve of the Natuonal Mutshaw Bank From a dustance we heard a loud vouce callung Come One Come All advertusung the famous Calypso Dancers Wuth great curuosuty we followed hus vouce and upon comung closer saw that the barker was DAN O CONNOR Surroundung hum were DORIS MURPHY MARY NAUGHTON CATHY POWERS JO MOONEY and PEGGY NOLAN who ut turned out were wuves of promunent doctors and who stull luke to do dance routunes for fun A luttle farther behund a stand I saw TOM NUGENT sellung lemonade As I walked towards hum, I saw DON DEMPSEY boostung dugnufued BILL MONROE up to look unto the tank of lemonade to see uf the guuce was as good as that manufactured by hus concern Contunuung our tour of the sude shows we came to the anumal pens where DAVID CAHALANE BILL KOIVU and RONNIE ADAMS were feedung the elephants My pals were amused to see thus truo of Boston clothung salesmen tendung anumals Near by good natured FRANCIS CURRAN had the 'ob of holdung the crowd back for TOMMY BOULOS was about to walk unto the Iuons cage These tasks were quute dufferent from theur dauly 'obs as assustant managers for Jordan Harsh Co WALTER JOYCE BILL KELLEY and JOHN DONAHUE were brushung the coats of the horses soon to perform theur equestruan act whule BRUCE MCCORMACK JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, and AL CERONI were urgung theur wuves to pat the anumals at a dollar a stroke Much to our surpruse we learned that they were all graduates of Tharvard College and held promunent posutuons un the socual world as well PAT YONAKER JO HODGMAN and RUTH JOHNSON were dressung the trauned dogs for theur act In real Iufe these gurls dressed themselves every day to go to theur well paud 'obs un the Gas Co We strolled unto the mud way to buy some refreshments and bumped unto a crowd from Benson Clothes Inc Among them I recognuzed Manager PAUL CONNOLLY hus assustants BILL COSGROVE and JOE DOOLEY head bookkeepers VIRGINIA CZUPRYNA and ROSEMARY DETOMA and head salesman SMILY JACKMAN They were rushung to encourage JOHN SINDONI who was takung the part of a sword swallower and was beung untroduced by RONNIE SMITH, a well known auc tuoneer about town Gay costumes and nouse drew us to a nearby platform where HELEN KALLIS was Ieadung SHIRLEY WALLACE, MAUREEN CURRAN BARBARA SWEENEY and NANCY FAHEY un a Hundu dance sumular to one whuch she durected un the Talent Show un I957 The gurls were now housewuves devoted to theur famulues Among theur vuewers were PAUL TONER DANNY WALSH JOHN DECHELLIS BOB FITZGERALD, MANUEL MIUNO, and DAN MOSEL all professuonally connected wuth TV A flame from the next platform caught my eye and I rushed to loun the crowd watchung the fure eater RICHARD PUGSLEY To see hus nonchalance no one would suspect he was the father of truplets whose mother watched the feat wuth fear and tremblung O hus rught was GEORGE NIAKAROS the famous tattooed man Hus tattoos had been paunted on by FRANCIS LAMONTAGNE Boston s famed artust and wunner of SI 000 pruze offered at the Art Festuval ln the crowd that assembled were RON NIE MAN SON BOB CANNATA MARVIN KINDLE JOE KILBANE and JEAN PERRY, graduates of Columbua Unuversuty and students of Van Doren Down the mudway JOHNNIE WELCH was puttung on a uugglung act He must have been practucung hus stunt for months because hus assustants BERNIE KENNEDY ALBERTA LaMARCA ANGELA KREST JACQUELINE MURPHY and CAROL DaSILVA dressed un brught red costumes, passed hoops balls wands and covers wuth great rapuduty and he never fauled once All for the cause dud I learn thus truck he saud cheerfully to the amusement ofa crowd of Chucago resudents who had flown un none other than the former DOLORES LYNCH SHIRLEY LLOYD PAT MADSEN and PEGGY SHEEHAN accom panued by the Stockyard executuves THERESA FARRELL PAUL MURPHY, and JOHN MORELLI It was tume to enter the bug tent we were seated un the front row by CHARLIE BARRASSO, usherung un a gold suut who now was the owner of the Strand Theater un Dorchester The band played the Natnonal Anthem durected by WILL DALEY and sung by RITA MacLELLAN She had receuved specual permussuon from Northeastern Aurlunes where she us stewardess, to have tume off from her busy schedule 65 I I ' , . 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C LASS PROPHECY Icontrnuedl When the spotlrght hut the center of the rrng I saw that one and only GEORGE STEVENS was rrnqmaster who had now become a world famous drsc lockey He was rntroducrng the Wrld West Show starrrng BILL HARRIGAN Ieadrng a gr0Up of Indrans Iwhooprng rt up as they drd rn the good old D H S daysI Among them was Brg Chref RUMBY wrth Squaw CAROL NELSON rn her own rrght the mother of frve Irttle rnluns though one would never know rt Chref Medrcrne Man was ED cure all SHEA formerly an Admrral rn the Navy Some of the other Indrans were BILL Tonto GRANT JACK I'I00fe RYAN TOM srlvefheels KELLEY ART Cool car ALBA PAUL oymmrre CAREY AND RICHIE Heaney 0 HARA All were home restmg on therr Iaurels from defeatrng the World Trotters The next act, Daredevrl Trapeze, starred JEAN WAJCIUM and her partner AL SHEEHAN fRemember those close frrends'7I As they clrmbed the ladder GILBERT NORTON and ARTHUR O BRIEN carrred out the net very skrllfully, due therr berng expert movers for the E S Walsh Movrng Co Upon reachmg the top the performers rmmedrately started a trrple summersault whrch brought cheers from the crowd Whrle the rrng was berng cleared LARRY BUSBY was sellrng popcorn and peanuts to Movre Starlets KATHY PATROS GAIL ROACH JOYCE CELESTER and PAT MCNAUGHT who loyally flew from Hollywood In the crowd I saw PAT DALTON Women s Edrtor of a prosperous newspaper and her reporter, PEGGY MURPHY who was coverrng the hrghlrghts The spotlrght prcked up Samba DE CASTRO and hrs mon eatrng Irons followed by hrs able assrstants RAY MICHETTI JANICE MURPHY JOHN PETITTO MIKE REDA and BILL PUGLIESE all ardes of the Governor The audience was thrrlled when DE CASTRO stroked hrs gentle beasts The clowns took over the rrng Bobo GREENE Skrppy MILSON JIMMY MacMILLAN and STEVE DAVIDSON fall rn the polrce forceI were choosrng four so called lovelres ALETIA SPICER MARILYN PRAIRRIE RO BURHMAN DIANNE CHISHOLM who had formerly been rn the Wafs It was amusrng to Captarn FOULSHAM and Patrolman ROBERT O REILLY to come to therr rescue The act brought the house downl At the far end of the Gardens our attentron was attracted to the Bare Back Rrders takrng therr places The LEE Srsters and the MAGAZU Srsters were the stars lust as petrte as ever The half concluded wrth the Human Cannon Ball, BARBARA WORTH now a teacher of Englrsh, was berng crammed rnto the cannon by JIM MORRISEY and BILL GRIFFIN professronal carpenters fno longer called wood butchers I The fuse was Irghted by Intermrssron came We walked up to the refreshment stand where we saw a lrvely group of grrls rn a huddle They proved to be my pals rn E4 4 203 BEVERLY GRIFFIN JEAN DOOLEY, NATALIE JOLLIMORE, HELEN BELLIVEAU BET TY KEEFE and SCOTTY COYLE They were marrred now and some had therr chrldren wrth them WILLIAM GALLAHER JOE BONANNO JOHN BURKE and ED CUNEO were makrng lots of money for the cause probably because of therr experr ence rn ownrng Florrda motelsl Walkrng sprrghtly by was MARY GREENE and her frrends SIMONE MCCASTOR JOANNE LUDDINGTON ELLEN ALESI and BEV GIVNER They had graduated from Wrlfred Beauty Academy and now had exclu srve shops rn or around Boston Nearby was MYSTIC MCGILLVRAY Iookrng lust as lolly as ever, playrng the part ofa mous fortune teller MARSHA PSOTA and LINDA OWEN both employed as secretarres rn a New York museum were to have her gaze rnto therr future The band began to strrke up some Elvrs Presley favorrte that brought back mrngled memorres WALTER DONAHUE was at the drums ELVIRA DUKE strummrng the gurtar ARTHUR MacALLISTER tootrng the bugle, HARRY SAUN DERS playrng the tuba BOB PROUT bowrng the cello and DOUG CHEVERIE and PAUL NUTTING playrng the vrolrn Therr musrc was topsll N wonder they play together at Ieadrng nrghtclubs all over the natron Soon the lrghts drmmed out the spotlrght was centered on the rrngmaster as he rntroduced BEVERLY NICHOLS and her trarned seal MERRY PERRY DIANE PALINGO BILL BALAS and NORMAN BERUBE employed at Roger sJewelry Co rn Ohro were her competent assrstants As thrs act came to a close a spontaneous applause broke out from one group rn the aud rence The rnstrgator of thrs hrgh prarse was none other than DAVID McLEAN and hrs party, consrstrng of DIANNE LYNCH PAT MCMANUS LILLIAN PRATT GRETA RING AND JUANITA TAYLOR staff members at the New England Mutual Ins Company Next the elephants were led rnto the rrng by PAUL WATERS and JANE NORTHALL holders of q Mqsger 5 De gree rn Educatron Seated upon the backs of the elephants were VERONICA MICHALOWSKI BARBARA LARSON JUDY MONAHAN DONNA MOORE and JUDY SPARROW regrstered nurses rn a local hosprtal The elephants were accompa nred by therr trarners DOM CORRENTI JACK CASCARANO BRIAN MURPHY and TOM DOUGLAS, agorn the Medrcql professron was rn evrdence as they were Boston doctors Runnrng out wrth the elephant stands were, JOHN PETITTO and EIBIEOI. bEAliI.tAN1Thescrrpt wrrters for Warner Bros It was thrrllrng to realrze what sacrrfrce busy men and women had made rs ne r entrre act was excrtrng, but the death defyrng stunt of the elephants prckrn u LORRAINE PENTZ 9 P JULIitSCIPII1ONE JOAN SHAW CAROLINE REGAN and AGNES MILANO and tossrng them rnto the arr only to land them Egrllgrolglfllg jileleifmrgczss fabulous These grrls are experaenced lab technrcrans at the Beth Israeal Hosprtal and well Uged fo Next a ten foot tank was pushed rn by DICK POTHIER BILLY PROVOST DON PURCELL and MARTIN BOWLBY IThey were graduates rn electronrcs from M I T I Pullrng outa water hose to frll the tank was BILL REYNOLDS BOB WRIGHT 66 . . 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' 1 1 RONNIE McELMAN Tufts Dental graduates JOAN ALIX SANDY YESHULES and MARILYN O CONNOR ceremonuously tested the water Thus truo was employed at the Slenderella Shop The Great Duvo FRANCIS DORAN entered un a fanfare of musuc It was amusung to see the seruous conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra put on thus act Hus ladders were held by PAUL BURKE and RONNIE MANSON unteruor decorators un New York He confudently gave hus robe to CAROL MITCHELL a dress desugner un New York Cuty who eyed ut approvungly Upon reachung the top of the ladder, Duvo made a perfect lack knufe duve unto the water tank below I heard WALTER JOYCE prausung thus excutung act to HELEN GOODE and recommendung that, as telephone employees they should phone the news to hrs pretty wufe un Calufornua After thus stupendous Oct the knufe thrower JOE LEVINS and hus assustant FRANNY CHAFE came unto the rung Whrle JIM JENKINS and DAN MATUKAS were testung the knuves and JOE MALONEY and RICHARD McKINNON were sharpen ung them I found out that they all worked at the Boston Edrson Co and were stull the best of fruends FRED BATES and LAR RY GYNN offucually tested the knuves for exactness They volunteered because they worked at the Gullett Blade Co JOE S stunt came off wuth flyung colors In the next rung was featured the acrobats led by LORRAINE MIDDLETON and ALMA SISCO Theur assustants were KAROLYN KURKJIAN ANN McKINNON JEAN BAGLEY JUDY BOETTCHER PRISCILLA BIBBER GAIL BARNETTE and PAT COMPBELL These gurls formed a human star around whuch the performers dud cartwheels They had left a bookung ofa hut show on Broadway to assust LORRAINE and ALMA for they thrulled to be on the same bull wuth such a famous dance team From the second balcony came a squeal and I looked up to see EDDIE MANSFIELD S cotton candy fallung onto SANDRA JONES S haur Her escort ELAINE HALL came to her rescue Presently the rungmaster blew hus whestle to have all rungs cleared RICKY McNEIL FRANCIS MORGAN DON MUR PHY and FRANCIS POWERS came out un blue leans to break up the rungs whule LEON ANDERSON GARY BARDON RICKY BURGESS LEO DRISCOLL VICTOR CARRANA and DAN FRIEBERGER cleared the floor All these boys were home on leave they had become the bug brass of the regular army and relushed the chance to be kuds agaun Soon the band struck up a Rock n Roll a favorute of I957 I went off to buy some ace cream from FRANK McCARTHY and WALTER LILJEGREN I saw ED GALLEY was sellung balloons and JOHN EARLE was personally blowung them up To the delught of the chuldren GLORIA HILL was fetchungly modelung Davey Crockett hats whule NANCY HENNESSY was havung great success un sellung them I remember how co operatuve thus group was back un our hugh school days Suddenly the band stopped playung and the rungmaster came out to announce the concludung acts The furst was the Mexu can Chuwawas Dog Act led by FRANCIS FARMER She took the dogs unto the rungs and set them on theur stools TERRI FIENSTEIN MARIE GRAHAM LORRETTA MAHAN and SONIA KRYKLYWEC trupped un gauly and each stood besude a stool As the trauner passed them the balls they would place them on the dogs noses These gurls had graduated from Boston Cleru cal and were effucuent secretarues It was fabulous to see the dogs skull un balancung JOHN CUMMINGS and RICHARD MCKINNON came un balancung poles The gurls placed three dogs on each pole Then JOHN and RICHARD started walkung around the rung gradually workung up to a runnung pace They got a bug hand partly I suspect because they were so well known un local polutucs The furst number of the last half of the curcus was the hazardous bucycle performance done by WALTER THOMPSON MIKE RIDA FRANCIS POWERS WILLIAM MCCORMICK and LEO LANCILLOTI wuth theur partners CAROL MARTIN ALICE CURREN JEAN CHRISTO JO COUGHLIN and FRANNY DONOVAN They curcled the enture rung doung unbe luevable feats The applause was tremendous for these Whute House employees The rungmaster thanked the auduence for theur response and announced the grand finale Leadung were fuve magorettes CAROL WILKINS BARBARA STEVENS PAT MCMANUS RUTH FAGERBERG and CAROL BURNHAM, Iookung lust as luvely and cheery as un the old days Theur appearance was greeted excutedly by theur young offsprungs tn the auduence Next came the band playung loudly and fol Iowed by the enture cast who had guven so generously of theur tume and energy We gave them a bug oratuon They marched off and the curcus was over Two clowns came back to kud wuth RICKY COELMAN, ED JOYCE and JIM SHEDONE IWAL TER HOGANI who had been suttung besude us and entertaunung us wuth theur adventure ID Afruca Behund us, I could hear MARILYN WILLETT S and CAROL WILDE S merry laughter The crowd was begunnung to break up I heard the famuluar vouces of KATHY FARREN ANNA FOLEY CAROL GALVIN MARY FOTI and PAT FULLER who were duscussung the show wuth BOB GALEY MIKE FLAHERTY JIM KILLIAN, VINCENT SAVVA These fruends saw much of each other as they were home owners un nearby Lextngton From a dustance I saw WAL TER SULLIVAN CAROL TEAGLE ANN THERIAULT MILLY WALKER RITA WAUGH CAROL WEYDT ANN WHITE an TOM WALSH squeeze unto a chartered bus takung them back to theur homes un Provudence Rushung past to get theur chuldren home Eaeforeomudnught were JACQUELINE MURPHY JIM DEVIN ROBERTA DONOVAN CHARLIE DUGGIE and JOSE PHIN EAT N I bud the gurls good by assurung them of how much I had engoyed myself When I got to my hotel uf there weren t FRANCIS MCCARTHY BILL LYNCH RICHARD McNEIL and PAUL HURLEY wautung to be taken to the aurport for theur plane to Los Angeles We remunusced fondly about the fabulous basketball team and how they dud us proud at the Tech Tourney and wushed we mught have had the fun ofa hugh school swummung pool 67 l . 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'15 n ,H .-4 off' i We the graduatuon class of nuneteen hundred and fufty seven, now present at the Dorchester Hugh School, un the Cuty of Boston, and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, confessung to mental nnstablluty poor memory, and unrealus tuc ludgement, do hereby establush and declare thus to be our last Wull and Testament To the followung we bequeath Mr Gubbons, our head master Many more wonderful classes fluke usl Muss Carroll One gross of grasshoppers at 2 I 2C apuece I l l Mr McLean One uumbo suze lar of vutamun packed peanut butter lEnough for the whole famuly I Mrs Moulton We gratefully wull you a lufe subscruptron to The Dunbar Chronucle Mr Renehan A Latun transcrupt of the current best seller How to Keep the Lunchroom Clean Mr Pendergast An honored place un the Dorchester Hall of Fame Mr Buckley 5, nune foot Sophomore for the basketball team and one new ACE bandage Muss Denehy A So omore class wuth the brauns of thas graduatung class Mr O Connell Three mules of strung and supply of cgnservatuve necktues Muss Huckey A rockung chaur equupped tele one for callung the home of absentees Muss Burns Our Class Sponsor A sugh of reluef fWe leave you Muss Ryan T00 traffuc sugns for the thurd floor corrudor Mr O Bruen Tape recorder to keep track of all the students excuses Malor McCluskey A company of boys wuth pocketless pants Muss Gludden A supply of Chronuum Keys to be awarded to those who try but don t wun Gold Ones Muss Magner Smooth saulung wuth your Senuor Class and the competence of a collectuon of Internal Revenue Muss Haught A large lar of formaldehyde un whuch to preserve her furs Muss Turnbull The rught to borrow any one of Muss Carroll s grasshoppers Muss Smuth A new subscruptuon to Classucs magazune Muss Joyce A nylon vendung machune to unsure that all salesmanshup gurls leave for work wearung proper hosuery Mr Deratany a home room of cultured gentlemen to satusfy a long feet dream Muss Druscoll A new whustle and chaun to match Muss Burr A well stocked llbrary to faculutate student research prolects Mr Oetunger A magnetuc hammer and one gross of necktues Muss Lyons One ton of TUMS to cure the aches after samplung student cookung Muss Swuft More lovung sons Mr Alemu Tuutuon for course un Apprecuatuon of Jeepung canunes Mr Murphy A uoke book, worded un perfect Englush The Lnbraruans A sergeant to help keep tabs on the boys and gurls who suspend themselves un the lubrary The Junuors The best of luck for next year The Sophomores Don t guve up the shup whule you stull have a ghost of a chance Lunchroom Ladues The largest spoon ever manufactured guaranteed to ladle more soup faster The Hustory Department A You Were There machune to reluve the past The Industrual Department A meducal kut to fux up the unlured thumbs and fungers The Busuness Department New machunes lHow Guffue can you bel The Scuence Department The newest scuentufuc machune to make the pupuls tuck for us ut Cluckl Next Year's Wull Commuttee We understandungly leave you barrefully of energy and terrufuc umagunatuons In conclusuon, we, the undersngned have wutnessed, publushed and declared thus to be Our Last Wull and Testa ment, and whoever feels that we have shown any drscrumunatuon or lack of humor, we do not beg theur forgnveness 644,41 nfffdf .S+ s y 5 ' ,ff X13 0 1 'Y X c 3 2 5 f ' 1 2 - ' 'W 'Q - ,fl O4 1 A' A Ill n I - 4 a no I 0- 0. : o o :s n: u X - . s .- I j ph at 0. . . u. 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Kell 1 T-My I V I c,koXastm .f C,J Tunc+paUL R Gab'-xej Mawi +Cav- of OUWU Sf I Rxghti X' Jamboree L DORCHESTER 6 CHARLESTOWN O The team started off the season un the rught style for the new coach Mr Buckley Rombolu recovered a fumble and Bunker passed to Shea who went over for the lone tally of the game '56 'Vfk t nah in Bofvuv Q DORCHESTER 32 JAMAICA PLAIN 6 The team completely outplayed and outscored the opposmon W -4 ters was responsnble for a 25 yd punt and Romboln dragged In a 25 yd 5 knckoff whrch resulted rn a touchdown Foley got two Chuco two and he Bunker one DORCHESTER I2 B C HIGH O On a wet and sloppy freld DOT managed to push over two touch WNQSUNQ downs Remrnes recovered on the B C 23 and Dauksys went over from DLA Runbv RCNYIY I If Chit the 4 Gotauco rs credrted wrth the other sux pomts DORCHESTER I2 LATIN I9 We suffered a weak second peruod In whnch Lotun scored two touch downs Our T D s were scored by DAVE MCLEAN and CHARLIE BUNKER DORCHESTER 6 TECHNICAL 20 DOT lost sts first game of the season to Tech but as stall credated wnth playmg a good game The touchdown was scored on a pass nntercepted by Charlre Bunker A A - A - is 1' ,,-f' , ' Vs K. bs q KCYXQSXY- Q 00 v sg, C .0 A 6 TVSXX ,ntl , . I J ., V Y ewan , leak D f, if ezg sk I A ' xg ggyf, :L I . ' ll gg X v , ' T X A ' f-392 C e h it fa ,L el , Y' . xg 6 i . I . Lf I - . . f - - . . 70 ' ' Q ,- '., . F k Q7 Ox .f Qaeo DORCHESTER 46 ROSLINDALE wa A7 6? Dot s bug three fBunker Foley Chacoj all scored one or more u of the game was hugh lighted by EDDIE MANSFIELD S 76 yard run AUI. ' 'JAC I1 B A-44611 AH DORCHESTER 26 TRADE I9 Coming from behmd m the third quarter DOT hed the game at I9 all then got the extra pomt to take the lead They then msured victory wnth another sux points MacMnllan Bunker and Chlco 2D scored durmg the game DORCHESTER 7 ENGLISH 6 At the first night outing of the year Bunker set u the TD wnth an P 85 yd run whuch carrued hum to the 3 Foley brought the ball across and Bunker scored the pomt fl L Rm M16 hen UHBV DORCHESTER 20 MEMORIAL 0 After o scoreless fnrst halt' DOT S Bug Eleven came to lute and went on to wm Foley Dauksys and McLean were responsible for the twenty pomts Thus vlctory gave DOT a sux and two record for the SCUSOYI DORCHESTER I TRADE I Goals Purcell DORCHESTER 0 ENGLISH 5 DORCHESTER 4 TECHNICAL l Goals Purcell 3 Costellol DORCHESTER 3 LATIN 7 Goals Purcell 3 DORCHESTER 3 MEMORIAL 4 Goals Purcell 4 Costello I Flaherty 2 Sulluvan I Q I 'fi' xv' P. Captain Urcell O77 fc 5 H: est C OTET Ov 'lo DORCHESTERI ENGLISH Goals Purcelll DORCHESTER 3 LATIN 5 Goals Purcell2 Flaherty DORCHESTER I TRADE I Goals Purcelll DORCHESTER 3 TECHNICAL 2 Goals Purcelll Flaherty2 DORCHESTER 9 MEMORIAL l Goals Purcell 4 Flaherty 2 McCarIhyI Reynoldsl Sullvva I4 na, W ch WI n 3 ,- f l DQ Qnsz Cosfccllo SQUGCI o i 56o0d57 Rad Lush? Dovuclsom Q! nl -PQl'rlctQ MGAJQA. : , I l . 0 r! : I if 7 K hy- If Y W X I ' ? X9 5 gi Q 4 Q I fx l Q E x I -l. ', . l lp I ' Q 1 w Ag K 41+ : Ht K' ' V I if ' I 1 6 9 l Q - ,rj I if -I Y I 1 ,X fx 3 f1fw, I rv V I Y X ' L If ' I I r- x' f I -I . ! Q ,M 1 'll N Z 'Q I I ' ,, I J L If 4' x ,s QA .f I , Q I . .. ok . A ' ' Z 'IL 1:3 . 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IG 76 20, B3 46 29 82 76 29. 1 .. -1 ,gn UIQ..- 'ND I 1951 J x +0 ev fokflyf 5- J' Q C W C-APT ALBA CAPT CAREY Su GRANT 75 17 I-AMOFTABNSL Q3-A .5 BOWLING Top row left to rught Janet Ebetson Jean Renguccl Cynthna Mara gua, Claire Kelley Madelune Lawler Bottom row, left to rlght Jrll Farm, Sylvla Tammr Nancy Armstrong Gsnny Godfrey Claure Garland Martha Davis Emy Forrest 31.199 TRACK Frrst meet agaunst Tech and Englush Scorers were Cummmgs N ent, McLaughlrn Gotauca Bonanno and Kung Second meet agannst Roxbury Memorral B C Hugh and Trade Scorers were McLaughlm Nugent Flaherty Kung Dauksys Bonanno and Waters Novrce meet agannst all cuty schools Scorers were Gotauco Bon anno McLaughlm Dauksys Bunker and O Brien Two boys made a frne showing for DOT as they placed ln the school boy State Meet Cummrngs placed thnrd an the male and John McLaugh lun placed fourth an the T000 Sgqn mQOYl Y 76 05 X I, V, N N N- x 8 4 Nx f x , ll- ' S . 9 .1 - -5 1 1' .f 4. 1 I nf , s.. x . . , 3 .x - f A rr , T rr , 1 . 7 1 1 9' , . 5 1 1 1 1 1 ' X X . 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I ' Q Basketball QI N00 J -A 0 av 31.3 JN X ZBASYQ1' sAu.u. sw The gurls basketball team had a slow start at the begunnung of the season and suffered two defeats by Gurls Hugh School and La tun School The squad made a tremendous comeback un the Jambo ree held on February ll l957at the Jeremuah E Burke Hugh School Among all of the Boston publuc hugh school teams that partucupated Dorchester showed the most outstandung skull and sportsmanshup by wunnung the enture 'amboree and holdung the hughest scorung honors jjj K They defeated Brughton 7 l Jeremuah E Burke 8 2 Jamauca Plaun 8 2 and Roslundale 8 0 J On the Varsuty squad were Captaun Magaret Murphy, Patrucua Dalton Brenda Duke Jean Bagley, Frances Donovan Helen Kal lus Marcua McGunnes Evelyn McDonald and Alberta LaMarca The newcomers on the Junuor Varsuty were Captaun Donna Nelson Jacquelune Luosey Nancy Armstrong Beatruce Baker, Carol Sco pa Emy Forrest, Claure Garland, and Vurgunua Godfrey ,N vit f W I Q! fr' VP fir lin 1 D f U, lr x'l One game stull remauns to be played The team meets Roxbury Memorual un March naturally they hope to defeat them and con f X unue theur excellent record ,us Q Qs, ,X ,qu D I F2 428' VARSITY Seo AD Mcursqr ail Nolan ' , 7, W, I ,f f ly It A .' 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'Gmc ful' Vqwfll ,Swv CAPV ALBA ,fjCL'l'P l W5 Dot an underdog from the openung round of the Tech Tourney astounded the experts by advancung to the semu funals Thus was the farthest any team un the hustory of Dorchester Hugh had advanced un the basketball playoffs Led by All Star Art Alba and All Scholastuc Paul Carey they upset Brooklune by a score of 59 42 Paul had 24 pounts Art had I7 Ruchue O Hara contrubuted some sparklung hustle From the start Bully Grant Jack Ryan and Paul Carey domunated the boards Sparked by thus wun the Dorchester quuntet advanced unto the second round and were putted agaunst B C Hugh TN X, Q-K fi 3 'N B C had beaten Dorchester twuce un regular season play so agaun Dot was the underdog Many of the boys were a but wary of thus game but after playung on even terms wuth the opponent for the furst half they came back un the second and surged on to a dra matuc 53 47 wun Art Alba led the scorers wuth 24 pounts and Paul Carey had T3 but un thus game the defensuve talents of the luttle men Ruchue O Hara Tom Kelly and Ed Mansfueld came tolught Bully Grant played well grabbung key rebounds un the fourth peruod and Jack Ryan was un there battlung all the way By now the ex perts were wonderung what sort of Cunderella team thus was gy l' In the thurd round Dot was poured off agaunst Lawrence Central wunner of 23 straught games wuthout a loss In thus game Jack Ryan stood out wuth hus tremendous all round play un a losung cause as Dorchester bowed 69 50 Jack was hugh man wuth T5 pounts and Art Alba showed the IO 000 plus crowd at Boston Garden that Dot has uts own Bob Cousy 'X Paul Carey Bully Grant and Duck O Hara played well but the superuor heught of Lawrence slowly took uts toll After a close furst half wuth the score 29 26 Central pulled away to go on unto the finals of the New England Tourney Coach Buckley us becomung a famuluar fugure un the Gar den and outsuders are begunnung to be wary of Dorchester teams In partung we congratulate the T95 squad and wush the future teams success if 15 si--usf' Mf'Z5'f9f f . 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