Dorchester High School - Yearbook (Dorchester, MA)
- Class of 1958
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Lf Jtcbeste: est et .1 orch may . -M-W .F ,. 7.,E,-Z,-.5-Y,,i,u,,,,,:A .,, , ,. h t.- -Li Q lst Row: Coach Jerome Buckley, Ed Wadman, Mike Donahue, Art Montgomery, Jim Keough, Bob McGovern, Paul Rennie, Paul King, Fuzzy Howley. 2nd Row: Bill Shiver, John Ward,,Charlie Bunker, Tom Beggan, Bob O'Brien, Dave Fer- guson, Bill Murphy. 'it Scores Dorchester 5 Latin 2 Dorchester 6 English 2 Dorchester 8 Trade 2 Dorchester ' 'xaica Plain 0 ' in College High 1 'a.Plain 3 '1' Technical 5 .. l J. ion Technical 1 Dorchester 8 Boston College High 3 Dorchester 6 English F 8 .... 1 Dorchester 1 Trade 2 Dorchester 1 Roxbury' Memorial 3 Dorchester l Somerville p 7 Dorchester was the team that couldn't repeat in the City League, but again the big Red and Black did the unpredictable. With only two starters returning to the varsity, Coach Jerry Buckley built one of the finest teams in the city. Dorchester proved this in their first start. Be- hind Charlie Bunker's three hit pitching, they defeated Latin 5-2. The big break of the game was a three-run triple by Bob King. In their next game out, Dorchester came up with a new left-hander, Dave Ferguson. Dave proved to be a big help throughout the entire season. In his first start, he defeated English. Even though they were happy with this victory, Dorchester lost Bob King because a spec- tacular catch caused him to dislocate his shoulder. Dot continued its winning ways for the next eight games, but, as all good things, it came to an end. This good thing ended with Dave Ferguson pitching his and Dot's first loss. They dropped the game to English High. -Wfmrchester staged a spectacular three-run rally in the inning. but couldn't get the equalizers. M their next game, Charlie Bunker lost the first game a,,,. 0? his high school career to Trade, 2-1. The final City League game of the year saw Dorches- ter defeated by Roxbury Memorial. The fabulous Dot team lost the city title by two percentage points. They were scheduled to a make-up game with Memorial which was rained out. Dorchester went into the state tournament with high hopes, but they lost the first game to Somerville. Char- lie Bunker made a brilliant but fruitless attempt to win. Before we close the book on Dot's baseball team, we have a few tributes to pay: First, to Ed Wadman, the city's best second baseman. It was his first varsity season as a starter, and he proved more than worthy both in the field and at the plate. We congratulate him on being named to the City All-Stars and earning honorable mention for All-Scholastic. Next, we salute Tom Beggan. Tom played varsity for three years, and was one of the finest catchers in the history of the school. He always came through when the team needed someone to hit. Tom also deserves con- gratulations on being named to the City All-Stars and being on the honorable mention list for All-Scholastic. Finally, we give a very special salute to Charlie Bunk- er. When Charlie pitched his last game, it was the end of an era for Dot. He was a one in a million ball- player. Bunker could not only pitch, but he also car- ried one of the biggest bats in the league. An entire book could be written to him and about him. The best tribute that we can pay, perhaps, is to say that Charlie is a star both on the field and off. For the second year, we congratulate him for being named to the City All- Stars and the All-Scholastic Team. To every man on the team who assisted in keeping up the fine traditions of Dorchester we extend our sin- cere congratulations. Bill Shiver Track Hum and Strum D-Awards Assembly Q! wr ella ms Baseball 4 ARDS Hockey Track Q All Star Cheerleading Til ' L Basketball L -ll my J. I ,. '4 ,J-Af 2' 2 K ,. Q-1' si.. P , M5 5 X. , 'fi ff- 7 ff. 4, 5 A, -f ,f A f' if A 7 , M.,,,uvv4'f , f ,s A f ,,.a-fP w , .Jn ew' ,..av:7. N ,,--- '27 Q ,V 1 V. 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L-. 3Z :-11-:m?1l',rlRl'Q't'-'.-1' . -5.1f?ii'f :1- , -iii 5 ' S 7'.'5'i' 1 ' 1 f'i1's1'-13'-7'-':'.'f.'f :' 1- -.-1---1-,-V '. -a ' vs: 'Y' -- 21- 251-.::: we ,-L,-1-2-Q-',5':-.-'-SEQ: , 1-2? ' . -lf-ii'--2Z'1fif:-uf M rs. Ellen Powers Mr. Philip D. Capernaros Mrs. Mary K. O'Keefe Miss Thcrcsa A. Hamrock Miss Catherine L. Haight ,K .74 f', tX.'N4t.. -K Mr. Richard P. Bonney Miss Mary B. McDavitt Miss Mary M. Twomey Miss Virginia E. TurnbL ii N.: N 1 Mr. Daniel F. O'Connell Miss Rose F. Hickey Mr, Edward A. Lang Miss Agnes V. Denchy . jl X 'Q KA . N7 Q, . af: 141 :53 givin ,-Qjvniv fi I 'W-.., f Major William J. McCluskey .:aff'aC.. X Miss Linda F. Burr Mr. Walter L. Howard, Jr. Mr. Francis O. Tracy Mr. Francis X. Renehan Miss Eleanor M. Ryan l -1 ffw-Mk -7 I Mrs. Marianne C. Hanigan Mr. Daniel V. Lovett 4 5 ,L Mr. Peter A. Alemi S' Mr. Jerome C. Buckley Mr. Walter J. Barry , Mr. William Gilligan FACULTY Miss Claire DeGiacom0 5 nt. 495 ' Miss Helen F. Burns i' I. 'Y' LL J. 1 Miss Sona Tahmizian ., xg f - V -M. .. - , it 4, 15' a 'Wh . 1, 1 L ,AQ :- 1? fi if t' a V- U wi - if ' 12:41 Mr. Frank Perrone M L, ,T Ltlyxforf- 5 x Miss Dorothy P. White Miss Kathleen R. McCarthy Miss Pauline Houlihan Miss Christine M. Lyons Mr. Alexander F. Galarnaux, Jr ,f fi r' If if .f 2 fi Miss Mary Miley Mr. Michael Tulysewski Mr, Frank J. Laquaglia Mr. Walter G. Humphrey 66 Tributes The Senior Class wishes to pay tribute to six teachers who have recently retired from active service at Dorchester High School. The class recalls with fondness and appreciation their dedicated teaching, their vibrant personalities, and their exem- plary lives. Each teacher individually has helped the Seniors to set their goal-a life well-lived. MR. T. FRANCIS BURKE Assistant Director-Department of Music Sept. 1933-Jan. 1958 None can teach admirably if not loving his task. -A. Bronson Alcott MISS MARGARET E. FOSTER Departments of French and English Sept. 1920-Aug. 1957 Do we not all agree to call rapid thought and noble impulse by the name of inspiration?,' -George Eliot MISS ALVA B. GLIDDEN Art Department Sept. 1937-Oct. 1957 Teach the children! It is painting in fresco. -R. W. Emerson MISS FLORENCE R. JOYCE Business Department and Distributive Education Sept. 1928-Sept. 1957 Teach the art of living well. -Seneca MRS. HOPE H. MOULTON Head of the English Department Nov. 1927-Head of Department 1947-April 1957 Men must be taught as if you taught them not, And things unknown proposed as things forgot. -Pope MISS MARJORIE G. SMITH English Department Oct. 1921-Sept. 1957 A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell where h iniluence stops. -Henry Adams The Class of 1958 is joined by the Faculty in recognizing the one hundred seventy- six years of combined teaching these educators have given to the City of Boston, and in publicly commending them for so faithfully serving the younger generation. gs. .- i S C CLASS Vice Presidenl Herbert Faulconer Gregory 'N sand P lndzzsfriul Vive Pl'L'.S'fdl'IIf x .T ,f r Out 1 ff, Paul Kelly Miss Christine M. Lyons C lass Sponsor 7. f . ,,.-ll, , Y . .f N1 OFFICERS President Richard Dauksys Clqfre L II 4 If ! ,A , ,V ' ' t ,I ,A 4 1 ,.- , ' -J 1-q 4' V wfon Tri 71.57, 1. er f Effiflll'-fl!-L'l1fC'f, Barbara Furness Arr Edimrs, Joyce Scherban, Paul Bcrto Ye mrbook Sjldff Q Q fu I J 'JF ' i 5 Ali? my QSM Xflifi .1--N 'fe Q fo B1r,s'il1e,s'.s' Ezlimltr. Nancy Doyle. Francis Con- nors, Frcdcrick McClintock 9 FY, p Luynzif Editor, Paul Delgiacco S' ,' Q1 . ,gb I Sports Edimrs. Robert Foley, Richard Dauksys. Herbert Faul- coner Typists, Clifford Smith, Pauline Papouleus Si QQO' i l Picrurc Edizom, Margaret Blaney, William Shiver ll SKIN is ' 5 XX Q , Y Q x ,Q N -x S AV x S 'fig'-J X- .xx - S X - , v - vm .. -ani.. -1.11-...... 5 ,-,m..,...-,aff-ff , ,- ,. ,......-- qw g.. f 1,--W ', s. W-..., . Y. T, x , - .fa-.1-,f -5 4 , sQEr. -1- ,,-,.....iAa n 'V I... Inv-, . - -S: si--li. V :fi-g..L...,. ., ,- , . - --1-g.. , .5-k X N? N VJ NQN Nw Wixiw X lx X X X 41 '. ,Z 1'- 4 :Q Jl'r A ,f if f jjk J 7' - - , 535, 1 ' ix V, '4 A Y A 'f' 3 3. ' 1 l y ' v-Q, ?1 . 31, K K T -lx L '45 'mv xfiiszg ,gf 1 ' ' ' . , s' 3 I H A I ,f -14 E, . .,, :M , 51: .-L ,- 4 f I 5.-v . K AV x 5 gm ' ' hu 1- tx ., 51,42 'fe '14 IS' 3 iii . vt eg: fs , 2 D My 3+ 2 kk f .,. x . at e JOSEPH J. AGRICOLA Joe 669 E, Fifth Street, South Boston Activities: Chronicle Staff, D.A.A., Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club. Ambition: Cabinet Maker A is for Aviation, Arithmetic, Art So many things in which to take part THEODORA A. ALUKONIS Theo 13 Hecla Street Activities: Loyalty Fund, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Class Day Committee. Ambition: Airline Stewardess MARY ANN T. ANDERBERG Andy Bug 42 Grampian Way Activities: Loyalty Fund, D.A.A., Talent Show, Red Cross Club, Glee Club, Chronicle Staff, Cheerleader-manager. Ambition: Nursing JANICE A. ANDERSON lan 94 Nightingale Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Glee Club. Ambition: To Be a Success. f gg . Q Y Q -1 3 3' At K L li F 'iil saga BEATRICE B. BAKER MARY G. ANTONINO Q Bea 77 Howard Avenue -i fil 23 Claybourne street Acfivifiet- D.A.A., Red Cross A Activities- Basketball, D.A.A., Club, Class Day Committee, ' M: 'e't ' Honor Roll, National Honor Loyalty Fund. Q V Society, Red Cross Club, Sen- Ambition: Airline Stewardess , Q . V ior Council, Talent Show, Vol- i f :A A ieybau. 7 ? iiii if H- 5 Ambition: Stay Single f XIFT7 ' is 1--.N 2 eg i 'fif l' M. I 4 A A584 'QQ JUDITH J. BARRASSO Judy 50 Holmes Avenue Activities: Cheerleaders, D.A.A., Chronicle, D-Club, Glee Club, Honor Roll, Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Prom Committee, Loyalty Fund. A mbition: Kindergarten Teacher WALTER T. BARRETT Curly 79 Edwin Street Activities: Basketball, D.A.A. Football, Track, Loyalty Fund Ambition: President JAMES F. BARRON Jimmie 6 King Street Activities: D.A.A., Honor Roll. Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Disc Jockey PHYLLIS S. BAZNER , ,- 21 Oakwood Street f ' Activities.' D.A.A., Red Cross f ' Club, Talent Show, Prom Com- mittee, Loyalty Fund, g ' V Ambition.' Secretary . . - ,,., g I 1 .wg gi ' I v ALICE A. BARRETT 28 Winter Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Prom Com- mittee, Honor Roll. Ambition: Office Work 1 Bookkeeping, Biology, Books, Basketball- Busy beavers-winter, spring and fall THOMAS F. BEGGAN Terrible Tom 12 Charlemont Street Activities: Basketball, Cadet Of- ficer, D.A.A., Football, Honor Roll, Junior Council, Red Cross Club, Rep. to Business Educa- tion Day, Baseball. Ambition: College 'hi is 3 , , ,g,. F -fx if ' 15 in V . DIANNE M. BENNETT Di 59 Maxwell Street THERESA L. BITE'l'l'I Terry 84 Houghton Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Club, Loyalty Fund, Activities Ambition: Marry a Farmer Committee. Ambition: Secretary gg 5-f,igf1g.fv..e3g353, f fwf1,y i ip, 3,2 3 xi RUSSELL P. D. BLACK Blacky 95 Norfolk Street Activities. D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success MARGARET C. BLANEY Margie 10 Draper Street Activities: Co-captain of Cheer- leaders, D.A.A., Glee Club, D- Club, Honor Roll, Junior Achievement, National Honor Society, Red Cross Club, Year- book Stalf, Representative to Business Education Day, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Nurse Chemistry, Cooking-both begin with C Happy days-busy yet carefree ,- .,,:,,gg..,g:-,,::5,g,,,g.,5:,.:5:i22.i'51,::,:z::E:sr:JaffaIS-.,:E,.:.s:.g,. .- . .. ,. ,. ti ... .. ..,, L,.:2 .., 31 ..,,F, 5:22522 '.:':: : ':::'- :ilii ilfgiiiiiii Eii 5:5,, ',, : ':':: :ilu :': -EE. FRANCIS L. BossE ROBERT A. BRAYLEY B.B. 8 Brent Street f 166 Hamilton Street Activities: Chronicle Staff, Iun- I . . ii p Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross ior Council, Key Club, Red Club, Loyalty Fund. Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. ii Ambition: Success Ambition: Bookkeeper A ,'ip L ,..'i i .K gan K , , 3-iff ii' it we we th 1 .1 JOHN M. BRODERICK Red 3 Bailey Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Manager of Football Team, Key Club. A mbition: Ticketseller bun.. ROSEMARY A. BURGE Rosie 394 Bowdoin Street Activities: Cheerleaders, D.A.A., Honor Roll, Loyalty Fund, Prom Committee, Red Cross Club. Ambition: To Stay Young MARGARET A. BRODERICK Peg 295 Washington Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Class Day Committee. Ambition: Stenographer RICHARD P. BROOKS Brooksie 35 Allston Street Activities: Baseball, Cadet Of- ficer, D.A.A., D-Club, Football, Key Club, Red Cross Club, Track, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success I GORDON M. BUCKLEY Buck 1058 Washington Street Activities: Cadet Oliicer, D.A.A., Football, Hockey, Red Cross Club, Prom Committee. Ambition: Cabinet Maker CHARLES C. BUNKER Charlie 26 Josephine Street Activities D A A Football Football Award Baseball Base ball Award Cadet Officer Red Cross Club Track Loyalty Fund Ambition To be a Success FW? . - - -. l . .s , U ! - L S A ! ! A ,we K , be A ,, ,aww N. an I7 :ei i BARBARA C. BURKE Barb 97 Sydney Street Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Marriage D is for Drawing, Drafting and Drill- How many requirements must we fulfill? HILTON R. CAREW ll Frederika Street alty Fund. Ambition: Ministry Activities: Class Day Commit- tee, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Activities: Hockey, Bowling, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loy- THOMAS J. BURKE Tom 9 Richfield Street Activities: Baseball, D.A.A., Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club. Senior Council. Ambition: Truck Driver RUTH BURRIS Ruthie 49 West Cottage Street Activities: 5 Scholastic Art Awards, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Art Fund. Ambition: Commercial Artist RONNEY P. BYRNE Burnsy 34 Dickens Street Activities: D.A.A., Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club. Ambition: Baker GRACE C. CAMPBELL Claire 40 Lindsey Street Activities: Class Day, D.A.A., Honor Roll, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Secretary 1-wztffaawxs f' effaas-zstfm sr a s .,.,.t,t,. .I ilsiigazzieisfietistaeitg z, it I-ll iliwasvti zgmgwtg 1- 11 , ft. t,f' 1,1-M,t,, . -'-- eg - 5 -Wa, , ,my is 'uf A ,u . tr. -.ii t Iii? 53,1 I 2 ' n- aw,-9' 1 4 1 A 4 .-M 'it 'Ha 'S' E: I V MADELINE G. CARR Maddy ' 59 Armandine Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Activities Committee. A mbition: Travel WILLIAM J. CASANO Billy 36 Sudan Street Activities: Chronicle, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Drafting GAIL E. CEDERLUND Ceddie 40 Stockton Street Activities: D.A.A., Junior Achievement, Red Cross Club, Senior Council, Student Coun- cil, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Junior College H. THOMAS CHIN Tom 9 Hudson Street, Boston Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Technical Engineer PATRICIA A. CARTER 22 Leroy Street Activities: Activities Committee, D.A.A., Honor Roll, Red Cross P Club, Student Council, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: To Travel E is for English and Education- Without these, no graduation LOUIS I. CIVITARESE Civ ll Woodward Park Street Activities: Basketball, Bowling, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Track, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Own My Own Busi- ness NRE BARBARA M. COLEMAN Barb 408 Neponset Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Activities Committee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Marriage DAVID J. COLLINS Dave 24 Mercier Avenue Activities: D.A.A., D-Club, Red Cross Club, Track, Loyalty Fund, Track Award. Ambition: Electrician MICHAEL I. CONNELLY Mike 23 Wilmington Avenue Activities: Awards - Harvard Book, Albert Reed Award, D.A.A., D-Club, Cadet Olicer, Chronicle, Football, Honor Roll, Key Club - President, National Honor Society, Red Cross Club, Senior Council, Track, Repre- sentative to Business Education Day, Rotary Club of Boston. Ambition: College - Electrical Engineering. JOHN J. CONNOLLY, JR. Jack 124 Pleasant Street Activities: D.A.A., D-Club, Hockey, Red Cross Club, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Police Officer CONSTANCE L. COLEMAN Connie 31 Stanley Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Activities Committee, Art Club, Bowling, Loyalty Fund, Pep Club, Representative to Business Education Day. Ambition: Artist ELEANOR CLAYMAN Elly 50 Peacevale Road Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Beautician PAULINE H. CONNOLLY Polly 266 Dorchester Street South Boston Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund. Prom Committee. Ambition.' Singer and Marriage JOHN F. CONNOR John 16 Stanton Street I Activities: D.A.A., Red Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success Cross F is for French, Friends and Fun- Our football team ranked Number One! FRANCIS X. CONNORS Butch 42 Lindsey Street . Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross A Club, Representative to Busi- ness Education Day, Loyalty Fund. A mbition: Success JEAN C. CONNORS Jeanne 232 Centre Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Nurse Cross MARTHA A. CONTOS 59 Walnut Street Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club, Talent Show. Ambition: Success S PAUL T. COSTELLO 19 Sagamore Street Football, Hockey, Red Club. Ambition: Success Activities: D.A.A., D-Club, Cross PAUL V. COSGROVE Cosmo I 8 Stonehurst Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Registry Policeman BERNARD I. CUMMINGS Buzz 12 Milton Street Activities: D.A.A., D-Club, Nags ,., Hockey, Track, Red Cross Club Talent Show, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Newspaper Reporter Guidance Geometry the G s are next- How many times did you lose your math text? JOAN L. CUSENZA Joni 364 Park Street Activities: Cheerleaders - Cap- tain, D.A.A., D-Club, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Prom Com- mittee, Representative to Busi- ness Education Day. Ambition: Boston Clerical School 22 DEBORAH ANN CUMMINGS Debbie 26 Verdun Street Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund, Prom Committee. Ambition: Nurse or Bookkeeper ALICE E. CUNNINGHAM 32 Mora Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Class Day Committee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: School Teacher CAROL A. CUNNINGHAM 381 Talbot Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Prom Committee. Ambition: Officer in U.S.A.F. MARJORIE T. CURRAN Margie I4 East Street Activities: D.A.A., Honor Roll, Junior Council, National Honor Society, Red Cross Club, Sen- ior Council, Loyalty Fund, Class Day Committee. Ambition: Secretarial Work ik.. Us , 4.- edit ff ix Q A t i w x LN BARBARA N. DAILEY JEAN M. DAILEY Barb Jeannie 109 Radcliffe Street 7 Harvard Park Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross, Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Club, Loyalty Fund, Prom Com- Red Cross Club, Volleyball, mittee. Ambition: Boston Clerical School JOSEPH G. DALY A' Q i Joe V was aye- A lx f' 3' ,. 55 ff. ,ff Q fi , A 43 ,pl--M if fi' ff :P-1 it s V1 A' ' .3 89 Pierce Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross, Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Newspaper Business PAULINE M. DARU 149 Bowdoin Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Prom Com- mittee. Ambition: Secretarial School RICHARD J. DAUKSYS Doc ll Hecla Street Activities: President of Senior Class, Basketball, D.A.A., D- Club, Football, Honor Roll, Key Club, Loyalty Fund, Radio Show, Red Cross Club, Track, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Engineer Class Day Committee, Loyalty Fund, Talent Show. Ambition: Vocalist History, Health, Happiness, Humor- We're the best class, that's the rumor! RICHARD I. DAVIS Dick ll Melbourne Street Activities: D.A.A., Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club. Ambition: Major General U.S.A.F. FREDERICK T. DELANEY PAUL A. DELGIACCO Del ll5 Monticello Avenue 758 Washington Street Activities: D.A.A., Football, Red Activities' D A A Red Cross Cross Club Yearbook Staff Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition. Success Ambition: Own My Own Busi- ness ELEANOR L DELORY ' Ellie 2 Lorenzo Street Activities. D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Air Force BARBARA A. DEVOE Barb 23 Drtson Street Activities: Bowling, D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Pep Club, Talent Show, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Dancer Intelligence, Integrity, Industry are three big I's We leave DHS healthy, happy and wise JUNE M. DEVOE MARGARET M. Junie DEVONSHIRE 1364 Dorchester Avenue Peggy Activities: Bowling, D.A.A., 24 Wrentham Street Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Activities: Bowling, D.A.A., Salesmanship Club, Talent Honor Roll, National Honor Show, Pep Club, Loyalty Fund. Society, Red Cross Club, Pep Ambition: Telephone Operator Club. Ambition' Success EEEEEQQHMWQNYW BARBARA LIHCKSON A B b I af V0 93' 7 ' 7 Claridge Terrace Activities: Golf Club, D.A.A., . 'S' ij Glee Club, Red Cross Club, j' Pep Club. 4 , ' C Ambition: Hairdresser if 4 gi V Y 5' 5 STEPHEN W. DONOVAN Steve 19 Thornley Street Activities: D.A.A., D-Club, Football, Loyalty Fund, Class Day Committee, Hockey, Base- ball, Red Cross Club. Ambition: Success LIBBY M. DI MASCIO 26 Everton Street Q Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Pep Club, Loyalty Fund. I . 1 Ambition: Success -- W . :gqgH.w .fi.. iii' 3EfY?J DONALD G. DOHERTY Krout 25 Dunlap Street f ' A Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross . Club, Loyalty Fund. V Ambition: Success gp gA,im3H zgg EUQAAQQQQQ ?iiYp:53?Ef A ?f5Q' 3f7QQ fiifif V 5 :wff'f57 ' CAROL A. DONELAN Squeeks 67 Dakota Street Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: I.B.M. Operator MARGARET A. DONOHUE Peggy 75 Radcliffe Street Activities: Bowling, D.A.A., Pep Club, Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club, Prom Committee. Ambition: Marriage 25 f DIANE A. DOUCETTE Di 29 Stanley Street Activities: Bowling, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Pep Club, Activities Committee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Brain Surgeon Justice and Jo are found under J- Y What is our future? Who can say? JAMES C. DUNLOP Jim 6 Grant Road Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. ' A mbition: Teacher FRANCIS E. DOUGAN Frank 6 Elton Street Activities.' D.A.A., Honor Roll, Red Cross Club, Class Day , ,K Committee, Loyalty Fund. ' f' Ambition: Plumber , , 3' 2: 'fc ff' 3v?: f'fYf3f as , Tw , T- i' 754532 t -exft , JOHN P. DOWD Howdy 84 Thetford Avenue t., ' Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross ' we ., Club, Baseball, Activities Com- - mittee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Bank President . . A -q-paid' :-' at . 3 , NANCYLEE DOYLE Peanuts 81 Homes Avenue Activities: Cheerleaders, Chron- icle, D.A.A., Glee Club, Hon- or Roll, National Honor So- ciety, Red Cross Club, Senior Council, Talent Show, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Loyalty Fund. Ambition.' Private Secretary RICHARD H. DRAKE Whitey , 20 Gayland Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Senior Council, Loyalty . Fllfld. H Ambition.' U.S.A.F. ' I L A i 26 EDWARD L. DWYER CAROL A. DZNGELEWSKI Einstein Jingles X A- ,Z 56 Orchardfield Street 42 Westville Street fr Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross A 0 Club, Class Day Committee. Club, Pep Club, Talent Show Y' Loyalty Fund. Prom Committee, Loyalty Fund , llg ,. E Ambition: To be a Millionaire Ambition: Dancer f i g :ig ttf E51 1 j ft. ,Q Q V1 eeiti i it tttt J, . .,,. i Vi AH? V W! .ff ' in 5 W : 1' Q - 1 JUNE M. EATON Junie 112 Milton Avenue Activities. D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Golf Club, Salesmanship Club, Pep Club, Prom Commit- tee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Airline Stewardess ELAINE V. ECKERT 327 Columbia Road Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Bowling, Junior Achieve- ment, Salesmanship Club, Pep Club, Activities Committee, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Model BARBARA E. EWERT Freckles 265 Savin Hill Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Talent Show Pep Club, Activities Committee Loyalty Fund. Ambition.' Oflice Work Knowledge and Kindness-the K s you should see Miss Magner has both, don t you agree JEAN M. FAIRWEATHER Terry 16 Faulkner Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Honor Roll. Ambition: Happy Marriage 2 A 5 m xlimk QQ .. X DANIEL J. FALVEY Danny 41 Mt. Everett Street Activities: D.A.A., Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club. Ambition: Navy HERBERT L. FAULCONER Herb 255 Bunker Hill Street Charlestown Activities: Camera Club, Cadet Oflicer, D.A.A., D-Club, Vice President Senior Class, Key Club, Red Cross Club, Senior Council, Golf Team, Represent- ative to Business Education Day, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Engineer or Pilot JAMES V. FENNELL Jim 75 Linden Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Camera Club, Activities Committee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success BETTE ANN FAUCETTE 183 Centre Street Activities: D.A.A., Junior Achievement, Junior Council, Junior Representative to Class Day, Red Cross Club, Pep Club, Loyalty Fund, Prom Committee. Ambition: Success Latin, Literature, Labor, Laughter Lovely memories forever after! SALVATORE C. FERLITO ROBERT L. FITZGERALD 126 Dakota Street 2135 Dorchester Avenue i n ,z Activities: D.A.A., Bowling, Ca- Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross i R 5 det Officer, Chronicle, Football, Club, Loyalty Fund, Activities . - e I 'Q 12 Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Committee. Ambition: Air Force Ambition: Success Q if 3 4 34- 1 .. A , -- inf' :' ,L K may 4 'T f '3v 4 .5-f 111, JOSEPH G. FLEMING Joe 45 St. Gregory Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Q A Club, Loyalty Fund. 3 -ag .,.. w ' 2fgt:tt..s.3-xy? V ,gi-,Y ,yn A viofm its Z Hvfw. .tin ' ,NU t 1 G A .ff fit CW ,gt 4' Q J 5 . I' ,- - 5' . x a 4,-' .,, ,V R 1 tv HQ, Lv if 11 I5 at H H ti . Sig rg? 'Zak ff IRI' 1 -tm, s 1 -- W, -I- Ambition: Aeronautical Engi- neer. 4 ,:, '?n.1,. WILLIAM J. FRANCIS Willie 5 Selden Street Activities: Cadet Omcer, D.A.A., D-Club, Football, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Activities Committee. Ambition: To Graduate ROBERT F. FOLEY Barney 482 Ashmont Street Activities: Baseball, Boston All City Team, Football, Football Award, Cadet Oflicer, Chroni- cle, D.A.A., D-Club, Junior Council, Junior Representative to Class Day, Key Club, Red Cross Club, Yearbook Staff, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Engineer SALLY J. FOLEY Sal 58 Burt Street Activities: D.A.A., Prom Com- mittee, Red Cross Club, Pep Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success MARGARET I. FORZESE Peggy 60 Alpha Road Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Pep Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition.' Airlines JAMES F. FOYE Jim Bowie 104 Monticello Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Salesman- ship Club. Ambition: Success H- . A fa.: , 4. .. -wud' S' -at ff' ll. mb M se? , ,L 2 1,1 I GEORGE H. FULLER Tony 27 Fernboro Street Activities: Cadet Oflicer, Red -1. Cross Club, D.A.A., D-Club, Football, Key Club, Basketball, Track, Loyalty Fund, Baseball. Ambition.' Chemical Engineer Math Merchandising Major or Minor- No other high school could be any finer GEORGE R. GOTAUCO Chico 69 Sanford Street Activities: Cadet Oflicer, Major General, D.A.A., D-Club, Foot- ball, Junior Council, Key Club, Red Cross Club, Senior Coun- cil, Track, Baseball Trophy, Boston All-Stars, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: To Graduate BARBARA A. FURNESS Red IO Burt Street Activities: Albert Reed Award, D.A.A., Glee Club, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Red Cross Club, Yearbook Staff - Editor-in-Chief, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Veterinarian ANN C. GALVIN Wiggles I6 Sargent Street Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Class Day Committee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Air Line Hostess DONALD D. GLICK Skinny 3 M Browning Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition.' Baseball Player LYDIA P. GORELCHENKA 37 Mt. Everett Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Office Work s ' it M X W 'Wt- , , H ,, A , ' 3, . X 4 V!! , gi 'ff 5 . Le' -, E ,t A K'. 5 l 'i.-it S . fi ,, ti E' In 5 fl if N.. f 5 ,J ., J, : JOHN B. GRAHAM JERROLD GROLNIC Johnny Lefty 43 Mercier Avenue 41 Greenock Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Activities Red Cross Club Ac Club, Salesmanship Club, Loy tivitles Committee D A A alty Fund. Loyalty Fund Ambition: Air Force Officer Ambition Woodworker PAUL K. GUINEY Cocky 19 Rangeley Street Activities: Chronicle. Hockey, Red Cross Club, D.A.A., Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Rustler in Austin, Texas ALLAN M. GURNEY Al l5 Victory Road Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Cadet Officer, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Chief V EVE M. GUSTUS MARCELLA F HAGAN 1087 Morton Street, Mattapan Marcy I Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross 83 Bloomfield Street A Club, Talent Show, Loyalty Activities Basketball D A A ,K df Fund. Bowling Glee Club Red Cross We Q . ' Ambition: Airline Hostess Club Loyalty Fund . . i,.. , .. ff itii A ,. , t t .ts.'tt JULIANNE M. HAJJAR Julie I2 Paisley Park Activities.' D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: College ROBERT B. HEANEY Hean 21 Hilltop Street Activities: Cadet Oliicer, Loy- alty Fund, Red Cross Club, D.A.A., D-Club, Football, Class Day Committee. Ambition: U.S.M.C. CATHERINE A. HENSHON Cathy 39 Taylor Street Activities: D.A.A., Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club, Talent Show. Ambition: Hairdresser DOROTHY M. HENSHON Dodie 39 Taylor Street Activities: Loyalty Fund, D.A.A., Red Cross Club. Ambition: Laboratory Techni- cian GAIL M. HARTNETI' Shorty 30 Stanton Street Activities: D.A.A., Honor Roll, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. A mbition: Office Worker Offce Practice, Order-look under the O s Our Senior Year swiftly draws to a close JAMES M. HIGGINS Rare 169 Westville Street Activities: Cadet Officer, D.A.A., D-Club, Hockey, Red Cross Club, Track, Baseball, Activities Committee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Beachcomber 59? ANTOINETTE J. HOFFMAN Ann 59 Auriga Street Activities: D.A.A. Red Cross Club Loyalty Fund. f 'C' , Ambition: Dental Assistant Q 2, W' f I ., .Q .5 .. If ff' ' ' ' ' ' ,i.,i 'lgiifi . -E il , ' V ' 422' :. af - fit., f ff--3 . vii. S, ' 4 -if: f, L TALMADGE JAMES Pele 37 Creston Street, Roxbury Activities: D.A.A., Key Club, Red Cross Club, Drum and Bugle, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Carpenter LAWRENCE F. HOHMANN Larry 71 Waldeck Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Salesmanship Club, Cadet Officer, Loyalty Fund, Activities Committee. Ambition: U. S. Marines WILLIAM R. HOWELL Percilla 7 Fernald Terrace Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Activities Committee, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Civil Engineer CONSTANCE L. HUGHES Connie 20 Kempton Street Activities: Museum High School Award, Bowling, D.A.A., Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Red Cross Club, Tennis, Golf, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success, Health, Hap- piness MARIE H. JACKSON 32 Leroy Street Activities: D.A.A., Pep Club, Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club. Ambition: Officer, U.S.A.F. MABEL M. JENKINS Maybelline 4 St. James Terrace, Roxbury Activities: D.A.A., Pep Club, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Nurse P is for Physics, Physical Education l B Proper, proficient people after practical preparation EDWARD T. KEARNEY Red 706 Adams Street Activities: Basketball, D.A.A., Honor Roll, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Space Patrol General ROBERT E. JESSER Jesse James 222 E. Cottage Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross' Club, Loyalty Fund, Activities Committee. Ambition: To Graduate MARY ELLEN JOHNSON Maisey 88 Selden Street Activities: D.A.A., Honor Roll, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Activities Committee. Ambition: Receptionist JOAN L. JUREVITCH Joanie 340 Mt. Vernon Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition.' Medical Secretary MARGARET G. KAVENEY Peggie 22 Glide Street Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Volleyball, Pep Club, Class Day Commit- tee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Marriage 35 ,gi if ttf it P mi ik is Q it iii? R t X ta at ,aww 4' QR I t fi 'Q ,W ,753 Q-rad 5-3 -,fav MARY J. KEHOE Ray 42 Westville Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club. Class Day Committee. Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Secretary 1 DIANNE M. KELLY Di 64 Holmes Avenue Activities: Bowling, Glee Club, Cheerleader, Talent Show, Stu- dent Council, Loyalty Fund, D.A.A., D-Club. Ambition: College PAUL A. KELLY 41 Kimball Street Activities: Cadet Oflicer, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Industrial Vice President 1958. Ambition: Success MADELINE KENNEY Mickey 46 Mountfort Street Activities: Junior Achievement, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Marriage PATRICIA F. KELLEY Pat I3 Chamblet Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition.' Housewife fi Quiet and Questions each begin with Q- We are looking forward to a life brand new. JAMES A. KEOUGH lim 26 Woodgate Street Activities: Chronicle, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Yearbook Staff, Class Day Com mittee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: College -M-ag mx --4, 1 s Q 'wilt 1 maart ttsf 35 X is .jf ,-l. - a PATRICIA A. KERWIN Pat 6 Port Norfolk Street Activities: Bowling, D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Pep Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Airline Stewardess JULIA A. KINGSTON Julie 159 Bowdoin Street Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Red Cross Club, Loyal- ty Fund. Ambition: Marriage DIANE M. KOMAR DeDe 74 Sydney Street Activities: D.A.A., National Honor Society, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Enjoy life SAUL H. KRAMER Lucky 89 Fowler Street Activities: Basketball, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Class Day Committee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Accountant ROBERT W. KING Charlie 24 Van Winkle Street Activities: D.A.A., Chronicle, Hockey, Red Cross Club, Sen- ior Council, Loyalty Fund. Ambition.' Rustler in Austin, Texas 'RWE 1 E l i i Reading, 'riting, 'rithmetic are called the three R s Will our alumni meetings be on the planet Mars'7 CLAIRE A. LAWTON Squeaks 13 Nixon Street Activities: Class Treasurer for Senior Class of '58, D Award, Co-Captain of Cheerleaders, D.A.A., D-Club, French Club, Glee Club, Honor Roll, Junior Council, Junior Representative to Class Day, Red Cross Club, Senior Council, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: College 'N 4 R 36 - t . '..,- 1 0 PAUL P. LIVINGSTONE Stanley 7 Granville Street Activities: D Award, Basket- ball, Cadet Officer, D.A.A., D-Club, Football, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: College LAWRENCE M. MADDEN Jack 17 Hartland Street Activities: Cadet Officer, D.A.A., Football, Red Cross Club, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Marry rich girl ANNE E. LOMASNEY Bonnie 368 Park Street Activities: Bowling, D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Senior Council, Talent Show, Pep Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Dancing Teacher HENRY J. LYNCH Hank 25 Whitman Street Activities: Cadet Officer, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Yearbook Staff, Golf Team, Activities Committee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Coast Guard Acad- emy JOSEPH P. LYNSKY Sam 61 Mascot Street Activities: Chronicle, D.A.A., Junior Achievement, Radio Show, Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Headmaster MARY E. MACNEIL Macey l Thane Street Activities.' D.A.A., Junior Coun- cil, Red Cross Club, Class Day Committee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Airline Stewardess ,L , .. ww K, . . 'N 1 it 8 k 'Q li-5553? ., : l 222 ix gtsfgfafvr ..,- L- it se 'WP f , - .1-'sN,,fst.rf' of-12125555 -A Luifefifler .sl M , s, I ,. : fe . A sf 'I V 4 if fs it ' if Q 5 556' 1 F Q65 5 9 mi 3 J we 1 f ,4 f 2 J, lift f - ., . wi.. wget ,e,a,:i'. as .eff S 1 ff !??f.:sis'fQ2,1ff,1, rr as sz. ...pp- KATHLEEN A. MAGUIRE Kathy 174 Norfolk Street Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Medical Secretary v-1' Scholarship, Shorthand, Salesmanship, Sewing- What we haven't learned isn't worth knowing MURIEL A. MAHONEY 23 Taft Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Housewife WILLIAM S. MAIMORON Frenchie 1364 Dorchester Avenue Activities: D-Award, Basket- ball, Cadet Omcer, D.A.A., D-Club, Red Cross Club, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Rocket Ship Pilot JAMES L. MALLOY Jim ll4 Norwell Street Activities. D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Cabinet Maker ARTHUR T. MAROTTA Art 59 Rockne Avenue Activities: D.A.A,, Red Cross Club, Drum and Bugle, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Businessman JOSEPH A. MANCUSO Joe 20 Selden Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Buyer in M, I -nn. ff , 'A 'Y ' Ki -if 1 'E in nf . Q CAROLE A. MARSHALL Blondie 9 Josephine Street Activities: D.A.A., Pep Club, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Ambition: Hairdresser SUSAN C. MARTUCELLI Susie 101 Train Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Class Day Committee. Ambition: Airline Hostess FREDERICK W. MCCLINTOCK, JR. Mac 118 Tonawanda Street Activities: D.A.A., Football, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success MARY C. MCCONOLOGUE 84 Everdean Street Activities: Bowling, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Secretary CHARLES D. MARSTON Bud 19 Fairmount Street Activities: D.A.A.. Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Mechanic Typing, Terminology, Teachers Texts After June fifth, what comes next? JEANNETTE M. MCDONALD 378 Neponset Avenue Activities: D,A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Secretary if . Y 1 K W .r ,Lv , ,,,. Q55 , FE X if it at if SWL ' i HOWARD L. MCEACHERN KEITH H. MCEACHERN Howie Mac 72 Savin Street 24 Ellison Avenue Activities: Baseball, Cadet Of- Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross is ill iicer, D.A.A., Hockey, Red Club, Class Day Committee, Y :zt ,,5,. -I Cross Club, Senior Council, Loyalty Fund. S Student Council, Loyalty Fund, Ambition: Navy Vyyg' Class Day Committee. 'i:: Ambition: Wood Worker .Maggie - , ,- -A 'iffy 7- 'Lk IQ A I 1, . f ,. '-P ' f ., 1 K . j' k:,':VV er, MAUREEN M. MCFATTER Cookie 18 Banton Street Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Marriage SHIRLEY M. MCGEORGE Shirl 6 Gordon Place Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club. Ambition: Art School Upholstering and Usefulness both begin with U The days that are left to us are all too few JOHN J MCGHEE LAURENCE E MCINNIS Jack Larry 23 Claybourne Street 49 Sargent Street Activities: Basketball Captain, Activities: D.A.A,, Football, D.A.A., Football, Key Club, Key Club, Red Cross Club, Tal- Red Cross Club, Track, Loyalty ent Show, Track, Loyalty Fund. Fund. Ambition: Success Ambition' First man to the moon 5 :M 'R TL 559 X IQYLFE? 'Z PAUL J. McKEEN Mac 32 Mallet Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: College sfizjf - N Y y . ANN M. McNEIL Red 46 King Street Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Bookkeeper MARGARET F. MCLEAN Peggy 50 Fendale Avenue Activities: Award-Woman of Future, First Prize in Science Fair, Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club-in town Representative, Golf, Bowling, Cheerleader, D.A.A., D-Club, French Club, Glee Club, Chronicle-Editor in Chief, Honor Roll, Junior Achievement, National Honor Society, Talent Show, Fashion Show, Radio Show, Loyalty Fund, Prom Committee. Ambiti0n.' College-Biology Teacher DONALD M. MCMULLEN Don 118 Beaumont Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Senior Council, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Engineer JAMES L. McNAIR Mack 82 Armandine Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Teacher NANCY E. McNALLY 73 Pleasant Hill Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Senior Council, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success it twang Qtwass .X 'HQ 1 is it-St bf ,f T31 .. , 'M JUDITH G. MCPHEE Judy 12 Epping Street Activities: Christmas Pageant, Chronicle, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Volleyball, Student Council, Fashion Show, Loyalty Fund, Activities Com- mittee, Golf, Swimming. Ambition: Marriage Values, Vigor, and Virtue-See V's As DHS Alumni, we'll try hard to please MARGARET E. MOORACHIAN Peggy 89 Millet Street Activities: D.A.A., French Club, Red Cross Club, Class Day Committee, Science Award. Ambition: College MARY R. MICHALOWSKI Mike 17 Milton Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Prom Committee, Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club, Talent Show. Ambition.' Success BARBARA A. MIKALAUSKIS Barb 15 Brandon Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Secretary CAROLANN MILLER Carol 19 Packard's Lane, Quincy Activities: Bowling, Chronicle, D.A.A., Junior Council, Junior Representative to Class Day, Talent Show, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Marriage ARTHUR C. MONTGOMERY Monk 868 Washington Street Activities: Basketball, Chronicle, D.A.A., D-Club, Red Cross Club, Baseball, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Millionaire is is.. it' I L, A i ii i St. 7 A : zl' . ' A I . ,K t , IW , ,n -49 -1-oe' -CK .H 4 mf Qwbs , ,,,. if .1 555. ,.,. in 2 'f 'fnfffwfi 2. i THOMAS A. MORRILL Tommy 233 Freeport Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Cross Country Trail- er Truck Driver GREGORY P. MULLIN Buddy 30 Mt. Vernon Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Student Council, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success JANE M. MURPHY Murph 6 Brinsley Street Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Class Day Committee. Ambition: Success LAWRENCE MURPHY Larry 4 Endicott Terrace Fund. BRENDA MOXHAM 100 Westville Street Activities: Bowling, D.A.A,, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Red Cross Club, Loy- alty Fund, Activities Commit- tee. Ambition: Medical Secretary 1 W is for Woodworking and Wisdom, too- For DORCHESTER the word wonderful is nothing new ROBERT NESTOR Bobby 27 Bushnell Street Activities: D.A.A., Drum and Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Bugle Corps, Music Committee Club, Loyalty Fund. for Prom, Hockey, Loyalty Ambition: Pilot, U. S. Navy Fund. A mbition: Navy at .s Q 2 , . i - .i , J . . s :SY K H t - I: es: - fe 1 ,. . ..,L' , gf X e Qs: 5 . .. ' ' -' 1' ' 'fu t ,NV , ,W PAUL F. O'BRIEN O'Bie 22 Humes Road Activities: Chronicle, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Cabinet Maker ROBERT P. O'BRIEN 0'Bie 6 Holden Place Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Class Day Committee. Ambition: Success EILEEN I. O'SULLlVAN Lee I4 Burgoyne Street Activities.' Golf, Bowling, Glee Club, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Christmas Pag- eant, Memorial Day Assembly. Ambition: Nurses Training JOSEPH L. PACINO Joe 436 Warren Street Activities: Basketball, D.A.A., Radio Show, Red Cross Club, Track, Drum and Bugle, Cap- tain, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Coast Guard ROBERT P. O'BRIEN Bo 8 Columbia Terrace Activities: Chronicle, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Track, Base- ball, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success .. eq, 'YQ' X is the unknown quantity of our education Do you thmk we are ready for graduation PAULINE R. PAPOULEAS Russ 27 Sonoma Street Activities: D.A.A. Glee Club Junior Achievement Red Cross Club, Senior Council, Talent Show, Prom Committee, Radio Show, Pep Club, Christmas Pageant, Loyalty Fund, Radio Show, Typed Yearbook. Ambition: Surgical Nurse PATRICIA A. PARSONS Pat 33 Millet Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Honor Roll. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher JAMES C. POLITANO Polly 48 Blue Hill Avenue Activities: Baseball, Bowling, D.A.A., Football, Track, Drum and Bugle, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success WILLIAM A. PELUSO Bill 20 Arcadia Park Activities: D.A.A., Key Club, Red Cross Club, Salesmanship Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: To be a buyer in a large Department Store JOAN M. PENTZ Jotlnie 57 Burt Street Activities: D.A,A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Prom Com- mittee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Private Secretary LINDA R. PIERCE Lin 30 Bullard Street Activities: D.A.A., Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Loyal- ty Fund. Ambition: Airline Stewardess PATRICIA PINEO Pat 30 Rita Road Activities Red Cross Club Loy alty Fund DAA Won third prize for Biology project K Mai raw V xii . I ,IJ ew 522 , we W, . 1 I J VJ -1 .. Nm W tiff! I Q ' aw 1- J' , W- i it Se- - . . . , ..' ,.' W : , I - , .1 2, 5 h -- Ambitfon: Work in an Airport ' i A L 45 Adj 5'- f.A . JOAN POTHIER Joannie 168 Minot Street Activities: Red Cross Club, Bowling, D.A.A., Loyalty Fund. Activities Committee. Ambition: To own a big red Cadillac Y IS for Youth, which is our inheritance- To those who made this possible-a very special K'thanks ! STEPHEN T. REMMES Remy 383 Ashmont Street Activities: Cadet Officer, Chron- icle, D.A.A., D-Club, Football, Honor Roll, Key Club. Red Cross Club, Senior Council, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund, Prom Committee. Ambition. College DOROTHY M. POWERS Dotty 37 Thelma Road Activities: Bowling, D.A,A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Secretary HENRY G. POZNYSZ Hank 14 Trescott Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Teacher JANET L. PROUT Jan 36 Olney Street Activities: Chronicle, D.A.A., Glee Club, Honor Roll, Junior Council, Junior Representative to Class Day, Radio Show, Senior Council, Talent Show, Secretary of Senior Class. Ambition: Medical Technician FREDERICK L. QUIRK Fred 41 Kimball Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Track, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Business College at it X . R we fl 5 , f 4 :lil 22 Y .1 ,.., ,QV X C 4 vf .... . . ... X 3' wr -4-'sr PAUL T. RENNIE Reny 1137 Adams Street Activities: Cadet Officer, D.A.A., D-Club, Football, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success ROSEMARY H. RILEY Rosie 89 Houghton Street Activities: Bowling, D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: To be a millionaire JOSEPH P. RINTONE Joe 21 Spaulding Street Activities.' D.A.A., Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club, Prom Committee, Key Club, Track. Ambition: Navy or College WILLIAM R. ROACH Bill 31 Everton Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Track, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: College ELIZABETH A. RICHARDS Biddy 33 Dunlap Street Activities: Basketball, Bowling, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Vol- leyball, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher ,pm Z at Dorchester High means Zest Zip and Zeal That we must say goodbye seems hardly real CLAIRE E. ROBERTSON Jackie 257 Park Street Activities: Bowling, Chronicle, D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Prom Com- mittee, Pep Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Millionairess A t 'ci Y. ,F A 4 7 P 4 wi in-it f f - 4: ,.7,,. , ' . fsfgifsf it : - . ,. Q' ANNE F. ROLAND Rusti 7la Esmond Street Activities: D.A.A., French Club, Honor Roll, Red Cross Club, Art Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Commercial Artist DONALD R. RUNNALLS Don 69 Dix Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: State Police JOHN J. RYAN Jack 237 Geneva Avenue Activities: Cadet Officer, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Prom Committee, President of Stu- dent Council, Loyalty Fund. A mbition: Military Career JUDITH A. RYAN Judy 35 Milton Avenue DOROTHY RUNGE Dotty 528 Blue Hill Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club, Class Day Committee. A mbition: Teacher Now our A B C s are learned From Senior Activities we have turned WILLIAM F. RYAN Bill ll Fossdale Road Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition.' Nursing Career Club. Ambition: Millionaire JOAN E. SALENIUS 24 Minot Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Switch Board Operator DAVID J, SHEEHAN Tex Z4 Lenoxdale Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Red Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Salesman I 49 MARY L. SAMSON I7 Grant Street Activities: Basketball, D.A.A., Junior Achievement, Red Cross Club, Volleyball, Pep Club, Swimming, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Business Oiiice KATHLEEN A. SCANLON Kathy 36 Harvard Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Activities Committee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Business Oiilce JOYCE F. SCHERBAN Red 72 Edson Street Activities: Basketball, Bowling, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Vol- leyball, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Art School or Music Teacher JOANN P. SCHWARZ Jo I0 57 Gibson Street Activities: D.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Secretary WILLIAM F. SHIVER Rebel 109 Capen Street Activitie.v: Basketball, Cadet Of- ficer. Chronicle. D.A.A., Repre- sentative to Student Govern- ment Day. Football, Senior Council, Key Club. Yearbook Staff, Radio Show. Talent Show. Loyalty Fund. Ambition: College To thoughts of empty classes. a closed book- Of final marks, new careers-a last look A A ilil C W S PAUL F. SQUIRES . ' Squeeks 55: 26 st. Marks Road Activities- D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Basketball. 'V W' H Ambition: State Policeman limit Wt-ss -le- ft 1 F - ,-:-,l: if .. . vs, .. . JOHN R. SIMON Si 4 Lyndhurst Street Activities: Basketball. D.A.A.. Red Cross Club. Cadet Omcer. Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Businessman ALBERT SINKYS A l 27 So. Monroe Terrace Activities: D.A.A., Track. Glee Club, Loyalty Fund. Red Cross Club. Ambition: To Graduate CLIFFORD L. SMITH Clif? Il Euclid Street Activities: Albert E. Reed Award. Chronicle. D.A.A.. Class Day Committee, Honor Roll. Red Cross Club, Year- book Typist, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Engineer ROBERT L. SONCRANT Tiger 35 Humphreys Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: College-Business Administration t . .J-3? fx. M t . ., 524 R , .,,. 1 , 3 J l ...Qu . 50 -th . K X J 1 I Ik 4 as --:fy ' gt! , MLK ' f 'Q V ' A 1251 I will , M i A, '. i fiii tfff 5 1 3 . 7' ,s ggg yr BEVERLY A. STEVENS Bev 31 Josephine Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Salesman- ship Club. Ambition: Air Force JAMES K. SULLIVAN Sully 23 Edwin Street Activities: D.A.A.. Red Cross Club. Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Electronics Engineer JOSEPH R. SULLIVAN Sully l08 Alban Street Activities: D.A.A., Hockey, Cross Club. Ambition: Success WILLIAM A. THISSELL Bill 50 Draper Street Red Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club. Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success i - SHEILA L. STODDARD See See , A- tg s -'iris 25 Helena Road A ' Activities: Bowling. D.A.A., - Glee Club, Red Cross Club, M V -2 Volleyball, Loyalty Fund. Ac- 1 ' ai tivities Committee. M I Ambition: Millionairess 'J K.. To thoughts of that last closed door- To friends that we shall meet no more EVELYN F. TUFFO Evie 102 Saxton Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Hairdresser B, if an M, K fa Z' , . gif GINA A. VALERI 27 Elmont Street Activities: D A.A., Junior Coun- cil, Red Cross Club. Activities Committee. Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Convertible Owner DOROTHY J. VERRA Dottie 83 Howard Avenue Activities' D.A A.. Glee Club. Red Cross Club. Loyalty Fund. Class Day Committee. Ambition: Private Secretary HARRY W. VIENO Harry 72A Clifton Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club. Loyalty Fund. Ambition: U. S. Army ROBERT L. VUILLEUMIER Leo I4 Van Winkle Street Activities: D.A.A., Key Club. Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club. Drum and Bugle, Class Day Committee. Ambition: Woodworker CLAIRE C. VARNERIN Blondie I8 Richfield Street Activities: D.A.A.. Red Cross Club. Loyalty Fund. Prom Mil? 2 'R -' T li ffff f Committee. Wt A mhition: Airline Stewardess . 3? In .tgf grim -f:4. A I , To thoughts of a future bright- With hope, with peace and right CAROL A. WADDINGTON 25 Sedalia Road Activities: D.A A.. Junior Coun cil, National Honor Society, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund Senior Council, Prom Commit tee. Ambition: Private Secretary ,W CAROL L. WALKER 42 Peacevale Road Ac-tivitic.v: Chronicle, D,A.A.. Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. A rnhition: Success 1, 'l 155352'?f5f5Qfj'3:tl15llV53l: , ' 'f ' V' 155' ' Q-ff-watt H 4 K ,i ,, , .JC 35 4 tn f,,V ,Y GARY M. WILSON Wilher 783 Washington Street Activities: Basketball, D.A.A., D-Club, Red Cross Club, Track tCaptainJ, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: To make money DIANNE M. WALLACE Di 558 Ashmont Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Class Day Committee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Telephone Operator ELAINE G. WALSH Jerry Sl Whitten Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Activities Committee. Ambition: Interior Decorator SANDRA I. WI-IITED Sandy 468 Quincy Street Activities: D.A.A., Honor Roll, Red Cross Club, Prom Com- mittee, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Private Secretary WARREN K. WILKINS, JR. Pndgy 9 Faulkner Street Activities: D.A.A,, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Phrenologist .i .V 11 , t , ,4 5vs ' K ROBERT S. BACIGALUPO Bachy 62 Thetford Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club. Ambition: Meteorologist MICHAEL BALDASSARRE Baldy 241 Everett Street Activities: D.A.A., Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club. Ambition: Singer: PAUL A. BERTOZZI 39 W. Cottage Street Activities: 6 Gold Key Winner - 57, Honor Roll, Junior Achievement, Red Cross Club, Yearbook Staff, Art Club, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition.' Artist JAMES R. BOLES Jim 62 Hamilton Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Electrician ROBERT N. BURBANK Bob I8 Franklin Street Activities: D.A.A., Track, Foot- ball, Chronicle, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success ELEANOR M. ZARDESKAS Susie 50 Norton Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Activities Committee. Ambition: Designer or Commercial Artist SHUTTER SHY RICHARD D. CARROLL Dick 32 Monadnock Street Activities.' D.A.A., D-Club, Hockey, Red Cross Club, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: To be a Mountie RICHARD J. CEREZOLA Richie 66 Clifton Street Activities: D.A.A., D-Club, Football, Red Cross Club, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: To make money KENNETH J. CERONE Ken 59 Wildrose Street Activities.' D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Cabinet Maker NORMAN CHASE N. C. 159 Devon Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Basketball, Loyalty Fund. A mbition.' Teacher PETER F. CLASBY Jake 39 Belden Street Activities: Chronicle, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Cabinet Maker IVARS ZIEDINS Smokey 70 Tonawanda Street Activities: D.A.A., Football, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: College-Engineer U U f DAVID J. COLLINS Dave 985 Adams Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success JAMES E. COSGROVE Cos 8 Stonehurst Street Activities.' DfA.A., Red Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success Cross WILLIAM T. CURRAN Bill 35 Glendale Street Activities: D.A.A., D-Club, Hockey, Red Cross Club, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: To be a Mountie GERALD A. D'AMATO Jerry 249 Everett Street Activities.' D.A.A., Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club. Ambition: Carpenter JOSEPH A. DELUCA Joe 176 Minot Street Activities.' D.A.A., Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club. Ambition: Telephone Company 54 X J GEORGE C. DERBY 51 Richview Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Electrical Engineer FRANCIS A. DIGLORIA Frank 36 Coleman Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: To be a Cadet JOSEPH DIVER Joe 12 St. Margaret Street Activities: Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club, D.A.A. A mbition: Aeronautical Mechanic FRANCIS X. DUDLEY Dutch 83 Olney Street Activities.' D.A.A., D-Club, Red Cross Club, Salesmanship Club, Track, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: General U.S.M.C. ARTHUR E. DURKEE Art 21 Huntoon Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: History Teacher. MARIE G. FURTADO 75 Rossetter Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund, Class Day Committee. Ambition: Join the Navy MICHAEL D. GLAVIN Mike 17 Charles Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Activities Committee. Ambition: Undertaker LAWRENCE E. GOLDMAN Larry 6 Brandon Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Track, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Businessman EDWARD J. HARRISON Ed 24 Maxwell Street Activities: Red Cross Club, D.A.A. Ambition: Success 'JEREMIAH HURLEY Jerry 17 Glenrose Road Activities: D.A.A., Chronicle, Hockey, Red Cross Club, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Success ARTHUR C. JORDAN Birdie 75 Bowdoin Avenue Activities: Activities Commit- tee, Cadet Otiicer, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Higher Learning JAMES M. KELLY Kel 673 Columbia Road Activities: Cadet Officer, D.A.A., Chronicle, Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success JOHN KELLY Kel 9 Myrtlebank Avenue Activities: Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, D.A.A., Cadet Officer. Ambition: Success JOHN F. KING 33 Sudan Street Activities: D.A.A., D-Club, Football, Red Cross Club, Track, Prom Committee, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Lawyer CHARLOTTE A. LAMONTAGNE 311 Quincy Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Stenographer MARGARET S. MANNING Margie 4 Draper Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Junior Council. Ambition: Marriage PATRICIA MARTIN Pat 505 Columbia Road Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Legal Secretary WILLIAM P. McCARTHY Francis 20 Eastman Street Activities: D.A.A., D-Club, Football, Red Cross Club, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition: Farmer LEO MCGONAGLE Mac 356 Centre Street Activities: D.A.A., Loyalty Fund, Red Cross Club. Ambition: New England Tele- phone and Telegraph ROBERT L. MCINTYRE Rube 22 Salina Road Activities: Cadet Officer, D.A.A., Key Club, Red Cross Club, Talent Show, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Cowboy JOHN D. McNEILL Mac 25 Granite Street, Somerville Activities: Red Cross Loyalty Fund, D.A.A. Ambition: Engineer Club, GEORGE T. MITCHELL Mitch 55 Bloomfield Street Activities.' D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Rocket Ship Pilot JOHN F. MORAN Jack 49 Sudan Street Activities: Basketball, Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, D.A.A. Ambition: Truck Driver RUFUS NAPIER Tic 6 Hollander Street Activities: Baseball, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Track. Ambition: Woodworker PATRICK J. PHILBEN Pat 156 Monticello Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Service NICHOLAS J. PITTELLA Moose 144 Paris Street, East Boston Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Activities Committee. Ambition.' Army DAVID G. ROBISON Whitie 71 Lawley Street Activities: Baseball, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Salesman ROSALIND SALTZMAN Roz 44 Jones Avenue - Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Housewife RONALD L. SETTE Meat Ball 1517 Blue Hill Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund, Class Day Committee. Ambition: Shop Teacher WILLIAM T. SMITH Little Smitty 36 Ripley Road Activities: Basketball, Cadet Of- ficer, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Senior Council, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Upholsterer HENRY D. SON Gus 2 Woodrow Avenue Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: U. S. Marines ROBERT A. STEELE Bob 143 Sydney Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: U. S. A. F. BRENDAN F. TARMEY 29 Thornley Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: To Succeed FRANCIS J. VENGREN Frankie 59 Wilrose Street Activities: D.A.A., Honor Roll, Red Cross Club, Drum and Bugle, Prom Committee, Loy- alty Fund. - Ambition: Service EDWARD WADMAN Ed 84 Williams Avenue, Hyde Park Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Baseball, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success LAWRENCE WENTWORTH Larry 6 Montpelier Road Activities.' Cadet Officer, D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loy- alty Fund. Ambition.' Pilot ROBERT F. WILSON Bob 67 Lawley Street Activities: D.A.A., Red Cross Club, Loyalty Fund. Ambition: Success ,-.L .nn cp .f ,f-. 'Q .',. -. , VL I ' Q ? 'sffi :I ' A - xxx -, 13 : QQ X fx. V s YL vw M it X in S. K O 2-: H L1 WRWW- mx 1 TQ t Q., , 441194 A FV nf SSBQX lrfj, S xx as Nf' Qs CLUBS COUNCILS CHRONICLE STAFF RED CROSS CLUB CAMERA CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL SALESMAN SHIP CLUB KEY CLUB X ,ff CLASS DAY COMMITTEES Am i . 14 W' A kill . X MARDI GRAS DANCE PROM Most School Spirit Best Artists I Most Curious Best Athlete lg E B J t' : . . est gmgi rg Most Cooperative MOS'l .L sz ,.,.w.q...xi . ,wgrwrw in r , . M, 4 .sz sg iifigirfg' ,J ,,t. WL ,, ASSY T Q' 1 ' f 'aj I X l i xr-A 5 Most Sincere Most Courteous Most Shy Best Athlete i ,Vg-,Q LWARDS l Q 1 RS' tx if Q V - V -wt. XXX f Most Sophisticated Most Talented Most Likely to Succeed 'I fl' S V'1gm fr V3 KJ 4 1, S f 1,5 5 V e Y 1 Friendliest Most Serious Most Often Together Peppiest Best Musicians Most Studious Most Likely to Feed the Milkmzm's Horse Best Dressed Best Dancers ,I av'- fl 3 Q s .5 mr g -- X ,iffy IN THE PROCESS Our education at Dorchester High School has been directed toward the har- monious development of all the powers of the human being: physical, social, in- tellectual, aesthetic, and spiritual, to pre- pare us to live honorable, upright, useful lives in this World, and to attain in the next the end for which we were created. nfl 63 N --,i ,,...A., , 1 mi. 1. g W-W ww . H M .M If? 1 3 Q5 A ' I I AM tv.. X I ' - f 4 1 A Lb Xe VJ A 2 ' LL ,Vi :Z-. , . fm M' S kvykh H K l f 1 -'::. f ,.. 1 Q , A W , . : k I ASSEMBLY 5 X ' 1 K ff-M 15' 64 IT HAPPENED THIS WAY: The month of May brought much excitement on the distaff side. The tryouts for cheerleading were held, and those in our class who vere lucky enough to be voted in were Margaret Blaney, Claire Law- on, Dianne Kelly, Judy Barrasso, Peggy McLean, and Joni Cusenza. We left for our summer vacation pleased with the rumor that Miss Tlorence Magner was to be our Class Sponsor. 1956 - 1957 As Juniors we were not reluctant to return to school in September, 956, for we were well acquainted with the building, had many riends, and anticipated good times as upperclassmen. We came into prominence when, for the first time, our class was epresented on the staff of The Dunbar Chronicle by Margaret Mc- .ean, Janet Prout, and Mary Ann Anderberg. Also, two of the iliicers of the Student Council were from our class: Judy McPhee, fice President, and Gail Cederlund, Secretary. In November, a serious assembly was held to pay tribute to Mr. Francis L. Ford, an English teacher, who had passed away during he summer. Other assemblies were the traditional Christmas Pageant, pep-talk on Junior Achievement, and a concert presented by Mr. oseph Trongone, featuring both classical and popular music. 65 1955 - 1956 Arriving as Sophomores in '55, we were bewildered and confused with the idea of finding our way to our classes in such a large building. Perhaps as confused as we were the new faculty members. They were Miss Florence Magner, Miss Christine Lyons, Miss Sona Tahmizian, Miss Anna Cussen, Mr. Paul Carlin, and Miss Kathleen McCarthy, our school nurse. In the field of sports, the school football team, al- though not the best, did creditable work. The basket- ball team brought us a City Championship, they entered the Tech Tourney, where they competed very well, but were eliminated in the first game. The hockey team, with the help of their new coach, Mr. John Best, came through very well in the inter-school meets. Another City Champ for Dot was the baseball team. The fore- cast of good things to come was shown by the splendid playing of Charlie Bunker, Bob Foley, Chico Gotauco, and Paul Costello. In February, we had a chance to show our ability by participating in the Talent Show held to raise money for scholarships for the graduating class. Many Juniors participated in the Talent Show, which was the last our music instnictor, Mr. Francis Burke, directed before his retirement. 'fFashion Fanciesv in March was a gala event, at which the modeling tech- nique showed up not only that of the girls, but also that of the boys. The athletic teams did their best during the year, as it was Mr. William f'Bill', Pendergast's last year as head coach, after serving in that position at D.H.S. for 39 years. Mr. Jerry Buckley, his assistant, became head coach. Miss Florence Magner ofiicially became our Sponsor. She instigated a class bulletin, 'fDot Dashf' to acquaint us with the doings of our class. In February we got off to a good start in class mat- ters when we put in our orders for class rings to be received in June. Early in June we held Junior Week, in which the campaigns and elections for senior oiiicers were conducted. After the excitement of slogan posting throughout the school and of speech making, those elected were Dick Dauksys, President, Herb Faulkner, Vice President, Paul Kelly, Industrial Vice President, Janet Prout, Secretary, and Claire Lawton, Treasurer. And so we ended our second year with many of our senior duties already under way. OUPCW c 5690? teacher and friend was to take Miss Magner's place. In October, Miss Lyons asked for volunteers to serve on the Class Day, Prom, and Activities Committees. There was such an over- whelming response that at first she was in a dilemma but she even- tually put everyone to work. During that month, an interesting innovation took place. It was the Shop Safarisf' in which the senior girls, in groups of sixes were escorted by Industrial boys through their shops. Our girls were enlightened by the mysteries of their work. In return, the gjrls invited the boys to a lunch prepared by the cooking classes. ln November, as a money raising project, we were asked to display our salesmanship ability by selling boxes of greeting cards. Y SPX P9 X S90 September of the year 1957 was a red letter month because we officially became Seniors of D.H.S. At our first class meet- ing on September 18, Miss Magner an- nounced that she would no longer be our class sponsor, the reason was that she was to be in charge of the school program planning. We later learned that this as- signment was really a promotion. The big task of being class sponsor was assigned to Miss Christine Lyons. Although we felt a letdown by this resignation, we were delighted to find that such a wonderful MARDI GRAS DANCE Later, D.H.S. pennants and pencils were put up for sale. As for honors achieved by our class, Peggy McLean won third prize in a city-wide essay contest on Selling as a Professional Career, and Bill Shiver represented the school on Student Government Day at the State House. Later in the month, several class members broadcasted the Safety Program at WORL under the leadership of Miss Grace Whittaker, the new head of the English Department and good friend of the Seniors. We found the year, however, not all 'gplayv as a good proportion of the class took the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, College Scholastic Apti- tude Test, State Teachers College En- trance Exams, Exams for Nursing Insti- tutions, and College Entrance Board Exams to say nothing of many individual application tests. Many social activities took place from January through June. First, the Home and School Association sponsored a Mardi Gras Dance for us on February 18 at the Walsh Post. Dick Tellier and his band provided the musical beat. In March, several Seniors from the college course took part in the Student Exchange Program. Five students from St. Patrick's High School in Watertown, visited D.H.S. Class Day on May 8 was the last time the Class of '58 met ofhcially in the school building. At a very impressive ceremony Mr. Gibbons accepted the class gift and offered a few words of wisdom as guide-posts for our future. Barbara Furness, the Yearbook Editor, presented copies of Highlights 1958 to Mr. Gibbons and Miss Magner. Composer Dick Dauk- sys introduced his class song. The Class Marshals were James Dunlop and Doro- thy Runge, who led the processional and recessional march. After we had eaten well, the light-hearted part of the pro- gram included the reading of the Class Will by Bill Shiver, the Class History by Margie Blaney, the presentation of the l'Mostl' Awards, and the distribution of our long-awaited yearbooks. The grand finale of our Senior Year took place at Symphony Hall on June 5 at 2 P.M. In the presence of our parents, our faculty, and our friends, we were awarded our well-earned diplomas. Our high school days came to an end with the strains of our Class Song while we, facing in, formed an unbroken circle, a symbol of our lasting fellowship. Margaret Blaney ALL STARS S E X will 0 and then, with the five from D.H.S. went to a luncheon given by the Mayor. The D.H.S. students attended a town meeting in Watertown on March 17. The Home and School Association, with the help of Dorchester's leading stores and a modeling school, sponsored HFash- ion Fancies, a show in which both students and teachers modeled. In April, a skit was performed by seniors on the dols and don'ts of Prom Night. In early Spring the athletic teams concluded the basket- ball, hockey, and track season and started the baseball schedule. Many Seniors enjoyed these games. The Senior Prom was held on May 2 at the Blue Hill Country Club. The music was supplied by Ken Keeves. The girls and boys were pleasantly surprised to receive as favors pendant-pins for the girls and lapel buttons for the boys. SHO W 9 gi will 'Y ij KEN, 1 ,ff IB 924611 f X-1,7 X X WD , r N t 3 w 'FIQWW 'VW vw it f ff, gr me wwmwmxfl' M L .9 Z I , - -A ,,VkkVk 55, Hp, K f 5,1 5 -krr 2 15.Qf:k,l ,1 f i 3,5 ,W , -Z f,M.,z, i am A. A Q--Q . Q im,-Q Q1-'4,,W,-,1VSv..':f Ii ,-,, I v 1,-ww.-3 f. ff f :'. ,-,k gms: iwie -ffffi ,-W' Jing. ' , . as :1711Lf:' Q' :5':,f5: 255 . W-1-,,.r V. sink: Y-M715Cxwsiigyj gf:?ggWL3 1:' Q ,, I K' if ,, .. .' ig . , -. , ,. , , - , 1' ,, - . ' A -' ' ' .. 1 A 5 ' ,fm ,K if M is Charlie Bunker L Paul Costello LHVVY Mllddcn PUUI RCHHIC QQ 'L Chico Gotauco Bob Foley 'W' 1957 CITY LEAGUE C0-CHAMPION S T 45's-if Dick Dauksys Malik? jack McGhee Steve RCFTUUCS Tom Beggun Paul Livingstone 1L1..,......i -f - u W -- K Foley-off to the races! The first league game took place under the lights against a powerful Tech. team. D.H.S. fought hard and paced the Technicians to a 6-0 lead with an eye-catching run by Barney Foley. The boys in the second half, because of lack of substitutes, saw two touchdowns scored against them. The final score, 13-6, was not a defeat, for it served to spur the team to work and play harder. The men from Dunbar superbly conquered a weak Trade team by trouncing them 31-7. Charlie Bunker, the outstanding player of this game, ran for two touchdowns and threw to Beggan for another. Dick Dauksys, on a quarterback sneak, plunged over from the 4. Bob Foley on a power play raced off right tackle for the final touch- down. McGhee made the conversion. Gotauco-on his way! 74 After a victorious season in 1956, Head Coach Jerry Buckley wondered if he could do as well in 1957 minus five of the start- ing linemen. With the aid of new Assistant Coach Frank Tracy, Buzzy Allen fformerly of the University of Mass.j and the team,s veteran backfield, the school watched with interest the 1957 football season. In a pre-season encounter at White Stadium, the- backfield got a chance to show their running ability by shutting out Jamaica Plain 12-0 in the Jamboree. Passing Whiz', Bunker scored off left tackle early in the first period with a run of 25 yards. Foley in the second period plunged off left guard and raced 33 yards for the second touchdown. A ilu-ridden Dorchester team defeated Hyde Park in a see-saw game, which gave some of the inexperienced players a chance to show their skill. After a score- less first period, Bunker, early in the second, hurled a perfect strike to Beggan, who ran the distance to post a 6-0 lead. Passing Whiz Bunker again connected to his other end, Livingstone, who boosted the score to 12-7. McGhee made the con- version. In the fourth quarter with sec- onds left to play Dick Brooks took the ball from the 5 and scored standing up. At this point in the game the score was tied 19-19. McGhee kicked the ball through the uprights and put D.H.S. ahead 20-19. Although Foley did not score, his keen blocking on offense and hard tackling on defense was a key factor in the outcome of the game. D.H.S.,sparked by the 4 Dorchees,' next played in sub-freezing weather under the lights, an optimistic English squad. After the Dunbarians recovered a bad punt on the opponents' own 40 yard line, Bunker put the ball on the 30. In three plays the crowd saw Bob Foley eat up enough yardage to put the ball on the 3, where Dick Dauksys plunged over on a quarterback sneak to put D.H.S. out in front 6-0. The third period saw English score on a lucky break and to lead 7-6. That was to be about all for English, for again Foley took the ball and on 3 plays scored from 30 yards out. An insurance TD was made by Dick Dauksys, who from 10 yards out swept his right end and barreled over for his second tally of the game. McGhee made the conversion and the final score was D.H.S. 18, Eng- list 7. Keymen on defense were Co-Capt. Gotauco, McClintock, and Costello. A capacity crowd saw D.H.S. blank undermanned Roxbury Memorial 27-0. In the first half of the game there was no score because of the stubborn ground re- sistance ofthe underdog Memorial. The third quarter saw better play as Bunker threw to Costello, who made a circus catch in the end zone. D.H.S., two plays after receiving a punt from their rival, sent Bob Foley on his way. Bob, from 20 yards out, shook loose from the second- ary and eluded the Memorial pursuer. In the fourth period, after battering the weary Memorial line, Fuller scored from one yard out. The final touchdown of the season was made as Dick Dauksys on an option play kept the ball and lunged over from 6 yards out. The 1957 Season showed D.H.S. util- ized its speedy backfield and powerful line in the capturing of the City Cham- pionship. Dick Dauksys Dauksys-the hard way! In the seventh game of the series Dorchester came from behind in the last four minutes in a thriller to score a 19-14 win over B.C. High at White Stadium. D.H.S. led at halftime 7-0 on Dick Dauksys' touch- down in the second period. The third period saw Bunker completing a 43 yard bullet-like pass to Foley, who sprinted into the end zone un- divided. To the dislike of D.H.S., B.C. High scored 2 touchdowns in this'period to put them ahead 14-13. But the spirit and drive of our team did not falter, with four minutes left in the last period, Bunker jetted 35 yards over left tackle to score the final touchdown and put the game on ice for Dorchester. In the next game the Red and Black did it again. A highly favored Latin team was upset by a small but powerful antagonist. Statiscally and by way of score D.H.S. utterly demolished the high-spirited Latins. D.H.S. shed blood early in the middle of the second period but retaliated with a 23 yard pass play from Bunker to Chico Gotauco, putting the ball on the 3. Dauksys bulled over to tie the score. McGhee's golden toe made the placement and put D.H.S. ahead. In the second half D.H.S. fought harder and more valiantly to keep its 7-6 lead. Larry McGinnis, Barney Foleyf' Jack Mad- en, and Paul Rennie played a commendable part on the defense, their effort and stamina was a key factor in the outcome of this game. A 34 yard-Dauksys-to- Chico -pass clicked to put the ball on the Latin 16. Charlie Bunker took the ball from there, and on the second play he sprinted unaided for the second TD again. McGhee was called to the scene to boost the score 14-6. 75 Bunker-Almost alone! Smile! Livingstone being hauled down! if 5 iw He's on his way! :ii U' T D bound! Fuller receiving a block! Q, 4 in e 'kwfiggr my FCCTBALL Our Coaches 1 l HIGHLIGHTS ll Buzzy Allen, Jerry Buckley, Frank Tracy Back Row: Bunker, Dauksys, Gotauco, Foley. Fran! Row: Costello, Remmes, Rennie, McGhee Madden, Beggan, Livingstone. 77 Foley, Followed by Chico! Dick BASKETBALL xx 'iQQ,m Y, m, ' 'kk ez Fur gie 1 Frenchie Okie 5, fs si X j. George Z ? 2 5 Capta1n McGhee Ricky Murph 31 tr, Del Gary INDIVIDUAL SCORING TOTALS Rick Bates 189 Gary Wilson 151 Frenchie Maimaron 1 15 Bill Murphy 79 George Fuller 51 J ack McGhee 35 Tom Beggan 27 Dick Dauksys 26 Art Montgomery 15 Don O'Connor 13 Dave Ferguson 4 Ace Howley 3 Bill Shiver 1 Paul Delgiacco 0 Front Row: Bill Murphy, Rick Bates, Jack McGhee fCaptainJ, Frenchie Maimaron, Gary Wilson, Back Row: Ace Howley, Bill Shiver, Dave Ferguson, Paul Delgiacco, George Fuller, Dick Dauksys, Don O'Connor. The D.H.S. 1958 Basketball Team, although finish- ing tifth in the league, played much better ball than their record indicates. The players were relatively small in stature as compared with those on the opposing teams, yet their overwhelming spirit and hustle made them into a good competitive team. At the start of the season they were severely weakened by the loss of veteran Art Montgomery, and again in mid season by the loss of Tom Beggan. Nevertheless, they fought hard and made a good showing. Boston English 41 at Dorchester 43 The season's opener with English proved to be a close and exciting game in which Dot came out the victor. High men were George Fuller, 10 points and Art Montgomery, 9 points. Boston Trade 42 at Dorchester 54 Dot knocked off a weak Trade team without too much effort. Rick Bates chipped in 16 points and Frenchie Maimaron 13, to lead Dot's scoring. Dorchester 58 at Boston Latin 62 In their first appearance in a hostile gym, bolstered by the return of Gary Wilson and Captain Jack Mc- Ghee, Dot rallied late in the game, trying desperately to tie the score, but the rally fell 4 points short and the victory went to Latin. The high scorers were Rick Bates with 20 and Gary Wilson with 17. Technical 60 at Dorchester 82 Led by Gary Wilsonis 32 points, the boys hit for 82 points and the season's best showing. Billy Murphy did a great job in rebounding. The team finally showed their ability. Dorchester 72 at B.C. High 74 On the short end of a big score by only 2 points, Dot gave powerful B.C. High quite a scare. Rick Bates led the charge with an amazing 44 points. Dot was neck and neck with B.C. going into the final three minutes when a Dot foul was disputed and a technical called on top of it, resulting in the gain of 6 points for B.C. High, which cost us the game. Bates, 44 points set the high scoring record of the year for any Boston player. Memorial 76 'at Dorchester 53 Facing their traditional rivals before the home crowd, Dot battled very well in the first two periods, keeping the score close. At the start of the third period, Me- morial opened up and didn't let up until their victory was assured. Gary Wilson was high scorer with 17 points. Tom Beggan Dorchester High School saw this season its best track team in over ,., .rm . . 4' f. r.,, J... Y ,M . K , :E ten years. After coming in victorious against Brighton in the opener we and again against Charlestown, Dorchester waxed cold and lost, by a small margin, to Jamaica Plain. In the Division III Meet, however, Dorchester made, in its best performance of the year, a terrific rebuif by romping against Brighton, Charlestown, and Jamaica Plain. No wonder! With such stalwart socii as Captain John King, the Division Ill 600 yard champion, Bob O'Brien, the Division III 50 yard dash champion, and Pishkin, a sophomore, the 880 yard champ, victory was inevitable! On March lst, competing against all the public high schools in Boston, Dot placed poorly in the Regimentals. It should, however, be taken into account that some of the schools had squads up to three times as large as Dot's. The best scorers were Charles Bunker, Dewey Belanger, Paul Nugent, James O'Malley, Bernie Piscapo, and Jer- mont Washington. For taking the time to coach the team, credit should be given to Mr. William Pendergast. nl... ,,,,,-,LMA-TM Albert Sinkys W . CROSS COUNTRY With such stalwarts as Gary Wilson and Leo Coughlin, D.H.S. had a season unprecedented in its cross country history. The team, which consisted of Gary Wilson, Steve Wilson, Al Sinkys, Bill Roach, Paul Nugent, Lee Coughlin and Buzz Cummings, made a fair show of their ability to cope with all the rigors of coursing across the greens of White Stadium. 'Though it placed last in the triangular opener against Latin and Tech, the Red and Black placed second in the next meet against Memorial and Charlestown. In the City Meet, Dot placed fourth with Gary Wilson coming in second out of one hundred and fifty boys. Because of the flu, the team was incomplete in competing in the Reggies. Roach, Coughlin, and Steve Wilson valiantly participated. Also most of the team was out with the ilu in the State Meet. Gary Wilson, however, despite a previous bout with the ilu, scored an unexpected triumph by being the first one to break the tape. Credit should be given to Mr. William Pendergast, the stout- hearted coach of the team, who was always a bulwark of inspiration. Albert Sinkys Q. Fizasr Row: Coach Frank Tracy. Ronald Morgan, John Connolly. Gerald Hum- mond, Hurry Wright. Robert Connolly, Paul Contcllo. Second Row: Jerrold Grolnic. Bill Sullivan, Hcnry Son. Paul Guincy. Bob King, Bill Flaherty. Joe Sullivan. Howard McEachern. Gordon Buckley. 82 X.. HOCKEY! v. ,, 'HMB H, ., - 6 Gi ff .gi w' 1f?i I Hockey Highlights The Dorchester Hockey Team was fortunate in having its first line made up almost entirely of veterans. The team, working under Coach Frank Tracy was as follows: Gerry Hammond guarded the nets and later switched to defense, Harry Wright took over as goal tender, Joe Sullivan and Captain Paul Costello were on defense, Billy Flaherty centered between Paul Guiney and Bob King. The second line men were veterans Billy Sullivan, J ack Connolly and Henry Son. Gus McKinnon and Larry Murphy were on defense. The third line was made up of a fast rising scoring line with Bob Connolly, Bill Fleming and Les Connoughton up front, and Gordon Buckley and Jim Higgins backing up with Ronnie Morgan as a new goalie. Dorchester 2 - Latin 1 Dorchester held off Latin whose strong and fast shooting was menacing until the third period when Latin made hay of our mistakes. Uncoordination of the Hrst line, and the usual difficulties of the game led to a loss. The sharpshooters were Paul Guiney assisted by Joe Sullivan, and Billy Flaherty assisted by Paul Guiney and Paul Costello. Dorchester 1 - English 2 In Dorchester's second encounter English was almost taken by Dot's faster and harder skating club. Still not at full strength, Gerry Hammond did a fantastic job in the nets backed by Larry Murphy and Gordon Buckley. Paul Guiney scored with Billy Flaherty assisting. Dorchester 0-Technical 8 Without the services of Captain Paul Costello, Dot lost to a strong Technical High. Dot fought all the way but just couldn't click. Joe Sullivan played an out- standing game but in vain. Dorchester 2 - Trade 5 Many penalties lost this game for Dot, chiefly due to lack of completed passes. However Bob King hit the corner with Billy Flaherty assisting, and Flaherty tallied another goal with Paul Guiney and Billy Sullivan as- sisting. Dorchester 2 - Memorial 2 In our tilt with Memorial, over confidence and poor shooting that was about an inch off brought us to a tie with Roxbury. Bill Flaherty and Bob King played a good defensive game, with Harry Wright taking over in the net and doing a fine job. Paul Guiney slipped one by the Memorial goalie, shooting in his own rebound assisted by Bob King and Billy Flaherty, Jack Connolly, assisted by Gus Son and Larry Murphy whizzed another goal in the upper right hand corner. Dorchester 3 - English 4 Starting out its last time around, Dot, without the services of Billy Flaherty and Paul Costello, almost upset a favored English team. Everything clicked for Dot including the back checking. Bob King tallied twice for Dot assisted by Paul Guiney and Joe Sullivan, and Paul Guiney slapped one in with Gordon Buckley and Gus McKinnon picking up the points but this good playing did not bring us victory. Dorchester 0 - Trade 4 Misconducts were the turning point in what otherwise might have been a good game. Paul Guiney and Gus McKinnon played a decisive part in this game, for they held off the Trade attacks. Dorchester 1 - Latin 2 The team played without Bob King and Paul Cos- tello. Dot's passing clicked and they almost took another favored team. J ack Connolly and Billy Sullivan played an excellent game with Billy Flaherty soloing in to score. Dorchester 1 - Technical 9 The whole team played together for the first time since its first game. However they lost to a faster team -the future champions of the City League. Paul Cos- tello, Paul Guiney and Joe Sullivan played well. Bob King fired one from the blue line for Dot's lone goal. Dorchester 3 - Memorial 2 In its last game of the season, Dot outplayed Me- morial by a vast margin, paying off for Dot in a big way. Everything worked well and Harry Wright did a fine job as net minder. After catching the spark, Dot took the lead and never once gave it up. The team's scoring took place in all three periods with Paul Guiney being the big gun for Dot. Guiney scored twice with Bob King and Paul Costello assisting on one and Joe Sullivan and Paul Costello assisting on the second. Billy Flaherty scored the third with Jack Connolly and Gerry Hammond assisting. Our sincere gratitude goes to the cheerleaders and Frank Tracy for a wonderful year. Every man on the team was pleased to hear that Paul Guiney was picked to play on the Boston City All-Stars. Bob King GIRLS' SPORTS BOWLING First Row: Karen Jones, Martha Davis, Beverly Coyle, Cathy McDevitt. Jean Rengucci, Ellen Carey. Second Row: Emy Forrest, Madeline Lawler, Ruth Yakavonis, Marcella Hagan, Cynthia Maraggia, Barbara Ellis. BASKETBALL First Row: Inez Jacobs, Emy Forrest, Carole Middleton CCo-Captainj, Beverly Stevens fCaptainJ, Karen Jones, Sarah Lee, Janet Cudworth, Mansell Earl. Second Row: Mary Ryan, Lois Hagan, Barbara Murphy, Janet Settino, Frede- ricka Steen, Florence Stickney, Patricia Hyland. Third Row: Joan Avery, Anne Bouffard, Barbara Ellis, Mary Ann Anderberg, Ellen Carey, Dorothy Bray. Martha Davis. 85 4 lata.-af '11 We the class of 1958, being of unsound mind, do hereby will and bequeath the following: To Mr. O'Connell-Two dogs named Sine and Cosine. To Miss Houlihan-An actual tape recording of Archimede's Bath. To Mr. O'Brien-A thank you for his many suggestions. To Miss Hickey-A large watch dog for the front door. To Mr. Gilligan-Thirty applications for B. U. To Mr. McLean-A recording of HGet A Jobf' X To Mr. Galarnaux-A new bottle of red ink to mark cards. To the Art Department-A box of brass keys for the ones lost. To the English Department-A box of No Dozef' pills for Shakespearian lectures. To the Mathematics Department-Books on Russian Algebra. To the Science Department-Two free tickets for the first trip to the moon. To the History Department-A piece of wood from the HPinta. To the Physical Education Department-Books on new games. To the Foreign Language Department-An exchange student who speaks every language except English. To the Commercial Department-A factory hiring just Dorchester UFlunkies. To Mr. Gibbons-Another group of brilliant students like ourselves. To Mrs. Hanigan-A book of three plays that never made T.V. To Mr. Oetinger-Band Aids and Corn Plasters for people who step on tacks. To Major McCluskey-A set of boxing gloves to settle disputes. To Mr. Renehan-A box of locks for the Key Club. To Mr. Buckley-A football with a handle for slippery-fingered players. To Miss Magner-An eyeglass to spot small ties. To Miss Turnbull-Two poker faced Sophomores for the Christmas Play. To Mr. Alemi-A mouth tuner to prepare for the French Christmas Carols. To Miss Lyons-A list of the thirty most deadly poisons. To Miss Whittaker-A list of thirty words that have never appeared on the College Entrance Exams. To next yearis editor-A bottle of aspirin . . . She'll need it. To the Junior Class-A list of 1,000 ways to make money . . . they'll need it. To the Sophomore Class-A map of the highways and biways of Dorchester High School. Signed: Wee R. Nuts , , ,, -. V V , V , 1 w Thanks N1 To our ddxl Q V11 SQTS If W-egffiyg ?MmQ C M W QWWX W Ky V gm.50 f5 bK had Qs 3 dxf? Xggsk M if !35 pe,ifj'b,3QlZ4Wy, gg,f X L U 3 JWJQWMW 1 ' fr-.J'f ff'2ffMfEi'fw9 Qiifiwfwiff ' ' .Q3i , 4 1 f F. ' 50Mg?JYgfw N9 1 ,, 0 1 76 i X N A 6 Mm AMI G Sify ' X1 Wgflfvmfw 5 M L 0 ' 355 5sQl6g7iQMM 5 by rg? 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MOLLOY, Director MILTON FUNERAL HOME H26 Washington Street Dorchester, Moss. CU 6-5600 SOLID INTENSIVE TRAINING INDIVIDUAL ADVANCEMENT DAY AND EVENING OLS Compliments of TECHNOLOGY Secretarial School ENGINEERING CO INC. 367 Boylston Street Copley Sq., Boston CO7-5920 Beginning or Advance Small Classes Start Each Monday Brockton, Massachusetts COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK A. FOWLER THE CLASS RING MAN 27 SCHOOL STREET BOSTON 8, MASSACHUSETTS A RICHMOND 2-0161 , REPRESENTING LOREN MURCHISON 8 Co., INC. PROM FAVORS A SPECIALTY 93 OBER TOOL AND DIE CC., INC. 75 Boston Street Everett 49, Mass. Telephone EVerett 7-4740 Designers and Manufacturers ' Contract Manufacturers Jigs--Fixtures and Special Machinery Compliments of the GLEE CLUB 94 2' fwagmpr ' .Q ..... .. Qirharhnnn 5Hnnvra11PInmP fgir Caoncfitioned Parking Area 424 Washington Street Dorchester Glineva 6-2220 95 CODMAN SUPPLY COMPANY 501 Washington Street Dorchester 24, Mass. Harry Locke TA 5-3985 LEVINE MEMORIAL CHAPEL FUNERAL DIRECTORS 394 Washington Street Dorchester 24, Mass. DRISCOLL HARDWARE Wallpaper - Paints - Appliances Codman Square Dorchester 24, Mass. GE 6-0161 582 Washington St. ROGER'S RESTAURANT 8g DAIRY BAR 634 Washington Street Dorchester 24, Mass. Breakfast - Luncheon - Dinner Open from 6:00 A.M. to Midnight FRIENDLY SPA 702 Washington Street Dorchester Morris Sendis, Proprietor Compliments of RON -ROMANO Codman Square Theatre Your Prom Headquarters MIKE'S 584 Washington Street Codman Square Talbot 5-0741 Sandwiches Food To Take Out Hot Nleals Fountain Service 9 R ESTAU RANT SANDWICH BAR 18-20 Chuuncy Street LI 2-2376 CETMJCB 'zwzf' 72 F fi fy., fs' x fella' X .lag 'gli i n E H ll lj SH ll'lPI1FF' Fr lliFdRl hifi All CHECK WHAT YOU WANT: Good starting salary with regular raises Pleasant work with other girls and young men Prestige of a responsible job with a well-known and respected company If your list shows three checks, then you should check into what the Telephone Company has to offer you. Smart girls are doing it now, before they graduate from high school. Come in and see our employment interviewer soon. You'll enjoy talking with her. Act now, and you can say with pride, I'm all set! I'm going to work with the Telephone Company! See the Guidance Counselor at your school, and talk first with her about when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 97 -....N......... Complimenls of KEY CLUB cmd KEY CLUB OFFICERS President Secretary Treasurer Key Club Advisor Kiwanis Advisor AND ADVISORS Michael Connelly Stephen Remmes Kenneth Calabro Mr. Francis X. Renehan Mr. Winfred Pulsifer 98 A. J. MCNAMARA, FLORIST Fresh Cut Flowers Daily Codman Square, Dorchester 24, Mass. BL 8-3433 ' GE 6-1160 Compliments of Max Bishop Phillip Goren Frank Soltzman John Hawkins Norman Bishop Compliments ot COURTNEY HARDWARE ORIENTAL LAUNDRY 373 Washington Street Dorchester 24, Mass. NU-SYSTEM BEAUTY SALON 553 Washington Street Dorchester, Mass. LORENZ BEAUTY SHOPPE 447 Washington Street Codman Square, Dorchester GE 6-9699 GE 6-ooaa Compliments Compliments of a of the Friend SENIOR COUNCIL CHARLES T. MACKAY, FLOWERS I 534 Washington Street Dorchester 21, Mass. AV 2-9623 LANDER JEWELRY COMPANY 623 Washington Street Dorchester 24, Mass. Discounts Given to DHS Students PRIME'S One-Hour Cleaning Washington Street Dorchester 24, Mass. E. A. CAREY 1 Insurance and Real Estate 505 Washington Street Dorchester 24, Mass. 214 Bowdoin Street Dorchester, Mass. 362 Washington Street Dorchester 21, Mass. GE 6-9207 COMPLIMENTS OF PURDY PHOTOGRAPHERS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TO CLASS OF 1958 367 BOYLSTON STREET, BOSTON COPLEY 7-6079 100 This b k p nted by VELVATONE li Il P f I th 1 graph p ng. Sole producers: W J K B ffl N Y N th p ting firmis authoriz dt h V1 t h d iii w L M Wy,,..-.cf-1 ,My My 1 L E + My- ' nw 6 19? g x Vkiwmf n Q ww 'Mm X K A Wfrifw Q T . ew 3 R 3 4..wv 'f ':,- K at ,J W- 5 I J Q ,S lui' Nw E. f . 3515 fill? my K .W : V LSL 1 yuwwmgfw Jim 4 1952 ,V 4 , up by . 'R 0. . wfsw Q . 1 f w he 1 -N a ' yi' 6 ,-'Q . W M K Mg. 'LJ Sf' Q 2. is X 'ggi A Y Q 1
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