English High School - Blue and Blue / Record Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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THOMAS M. ADAMS Tom Tom is a graduate of the Grover Cleveland Intermediate School . . . enthusiastic school- boy sports fan . . . now a soldier in the United States Army . . . a safe and speedy return home, Tom ... 8 Ellsworth Street, Dorchester. MILTON H, ADELMAN Mi fy Entered from the William Black- stone Intermediate School . . . honor standing in mathematics in junior year . . . commissioned a captain in senior year . . . ambition is to become a chemical engineer . . . will enter North- eastern University . . . resides at 24 Irving Street, Boston. ROBERT V. AMBROSE Bob From Edward Everett School to E.H.S. . . . honor averages: freshman and junior English; sophomore and junior mathe- matics; junior history and phys- ics .. . preparing for M.I.T. ' s course in chemical engineering . . . lives at 22 Pleasant Street, Dorchester. ROBERT E. ANDER Andy His Intermediate School was the Washington Irving . . . honor grades in Spanish in sophomore year, and in history in junior year . . . rank of captain in senior year . . . has applied for Boston University . . . favorite subject is business law . . . home is at 328 Beech Street, Roslindale. WILLIAM M. ANDERSON Red Came to English from St. Peter ' s School, Dorchester . . . won a Lawrence Prize in fidelity and deportment in sophomore year . . . maintained honor standing in all subjects for four years . . . averages of A in history, French, and mathematics in freshman year; A in English and A in French and mathe- matics in sophomore year . . . member of Student Council in senior year . . . residence is at 366 Geneva Avenue, Dorchester. W. RANDOLPH ANGELL Randy To English High from the Prince School . . . will major in chemistry at Harvard . . . honors in history, Latin, and French in sophomore year; in English in junior year . . . staff photographer of Record in junior and senior years; associ- ate editor in senior year . . . editor-in-chief, 1945 Yearbook . . . residence: 405 Newbury Street, Boston. RICHARD A. ANGORN Dick Solomon Lewenberg Intermedi- ate School . . . honor roll in sophomore year with an A in Spanish; honor roll again in junior year with an A° in history and an A in Spanish . . . lieutenant ' s commission in senior year . . . will attend Massachusetts College of Pharmacy . . . resides at 4 Greendale Road, Mattapan. LOUIS E. ASHLEY Lou A product of the Sherwin School . . . honor marks in freshman English, civics, Span- ish, and mathematics; and in sophomore English, Latin, and mathematics . . . hopes to attend Harvard and eventually become a surgeon . . . 1059 Tremont Street, Roxbury. •(23 }

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BOYS OF ' 45 America — The Land We Love Not long ago a young veteran who had just returned from the front greeted me down town on Summer Street. He was bronzed and physically fit. He was an E. H. S. man, — inexpressibly happy at being home again in, — as he put it — in the good old U. S. A. Speaking earnestly to me, he said, — I have just returned from Burma. The Golden Gate at San Francisco looked pure gold to me and to all the fellows with me. I never really fully appreciated my own country before. You know, I feel that it would be a wonderful thing for every American to have the experience I have had — to be away from this country for one full year. Only then could he really appreciate the United States of America — what it really means to say — ' I am an American. ' E. H. S. boys have repeatedly said this same thing to me while visiting school after their trips to and from every part of the globe. There is no country like it anywhere. This is the direct testimony of our own boys who now have travelled far and wide. Yes, of course, it is home, and that is everything. This means many things. I do not need to mention them, nor describe them. They are just what we consider home, — neighbors, home ways of doing things, — our family, our friends, our church, our school, our pals. To each one of us — this is America. To safeguard all of these — we fight; since they are in danger — we risk all for their protection, and preservation. The boys of ' 76 won for us our right to be free and independent; the boys of ' 61 preserved our Union; in ' 17 they first went abroad as an armed force to defend our shores. Now again fellows like you are winning the victory that we see ahead. America owes everything to you, and to every member of our All-American Fighting Team. For the first graduation since 1941 we see the dawn of victory. God grant that it may come soon. May He grant that soon you may return to your regular normal peacetime way of living. You are representatives of E. H. S. wherever you go. We are very proud of each one of you. Remember we share with you your sacrifices and your proud achievements. Wherever you are, whatever you are doing, we fervently ask God to bless and protect you — every one. 1t Head Master

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JAMES A. ATSALES Jim Theodore Roosevelt Intermedi- ate School . . . track squad in freshman, sophomore, and jun- ior years . . . football in junior year . . . captain of patrol in senior year . . . honors in his- tory and in mathematics in junior year . . . will take the pre-medical course at Holy Cross . . . home is at 4 Atherton Street, Jamaica Plain. HOWLAND T. ATWOOD Howie From Clark ' s Harbour Public School, Clark ' s Harbour, Nova Scotia . . . honors in English (A°), Latin, French, and mathe- matics in sophomore year; and in English, history (A ' , Latin, mathematics (A ), and physics ( A ) in j unior year . . . Lawrence Prize, fidelity and deportment, junior year . . . Harvard Prize Book, junior year . . . lieutenant ' s commission, senior year . . . preparing for Harvard and a teaching career . . . lives at 12 Redfield Street, Neponset. JOHN 1). AVGEKOS Smiley Came to English High School from the Lewis Intermediate School . . . intends to matricu- late at Northeastern University School of Engineering ... in- terested in aircraft design and construction . . . resides at 337 Warren Street, Roxbury. JAMES J. AYLWAKI) Moose From Our Lady of Lourdes School in Jamaica Plain . . . served as Record representative freshman year . . . honor marks English, history, French and mathematics, as a freshman; in English and mathematics as a sophomore . . . entered Boston College in February, 1945 . . . lives at 2 Helena Street, Jamaica Plain. ALBERT K. AZERSKY Al Prepared for E.H.S. at the Oliver Wendell Holmes Inter- mediate School . . . honor marks in mathematics as a sophomore, and in physics and bookkeeping as a junior . . . hobby and career interest is in radio engineering . . . heading for R.C.A. Institute in New York City . . . home ad- dress: 804 Blue Hill Avenue, Dorchester. EDWARD M. BANIEWICH Ed Graduated from the Cathedral School . . . honor marks, in freshman year, in civics and French ; in sophomore, in his- tory and economic geography; and in junior, in American his- tory . . . ambition is to become a research chemist in the plastics industry . . . address is 517 Harrison Avenue, Boston. MYER S. BAR ASH Ml fee Came to English from the Solomon Lewenberg Intermedi- ate School ... as a sophomore, he won honor rank in English, German, and mathematics; hon- ors in all major subjects in jun- ior year . . . individual prize drill winner in junior year . . . college choice is Harvard . . . residence: 41 Outlook Road, Mattapan. ROBERT U. BARKY ■Bob John A. Andrew School . . . freshman honor marks in civics and Spanish . . . honor grade in history in sophomore year . . . hockey, football and baseball letterman . . . residence: 22 Gavin Way, South Boston. •{24