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

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June, 1949 Zo S. M. $. Men of 1949: In a particular way the Class of 1949 has been associated with the 125th Anniversary Celebration of this school. Many of you entered in the year 1946, and you are graduating in 1949 when the final ceremony took place. Duruig your graduating year we dedicated the English High School Memorial to the Veterans of World War II. As years go on and as you analyze conditions in the country and in the world, this Memorial will increase in significance. In eternal bronze are represented the four fundamental freedoms upon which this Republic is based- Congress shall make no law respecting an estab- lishment of religion, or prohibiting the free ex- I. FREEDOM OF WORSHIP ercise th ereo f. 2. RIGHT TO PETITION 3. RIGHT PEACEABLY TO ASSEMBLE 4. FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND OF THE PRESS Congress shall make no law abridging the right of the people to petition the government for a redress of grievances. Congress shall make no law abridging the right of the people peaceably to assemble. Congress shall make no law abridging the free- dom of speech, or of the press. E. H. S. is a school where all boys have deep respect for each other regardless of race, creed or color. This is a basic need for strengthening and uniting America. FROM MANY LANDS THEIR FOREBEARS CAME IN SEARCH OF FREEDOM. IN ITS DEFENSE THEY FOUGHT. MANY DIED. GOD GRANT THAT THEIR SACRIFICE MAY MAKE STRONGER THE BONDS THAT UNITE ALL MANKIND. Remember what we owe to those bovs w ' ho have gone. Always live in accord with :he ideals for which they fought and died. As you leave this school, wherever you go, you are our representatives. You are now .1 part of our century old traditions. Wherever You Go Our Good Wishes Attend You GOD BLESS AND GUIDE YOU - EVERY ONE HEAD MASTER

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WALTER F. DOWNEY, A. B., Ed M., L. H. D. Head Master

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FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT LATIN GERMAN DEPARTMENTS THOMAS G. ECc:LES Edward C. Donahue Fredrick O. Giftord William J. Hayes Paul Heins William L. Hughes Alfred B. Ker ha v Maurice F. Murjihy Francis C. Rnmisch William J. Roche Ri btrt Ci. Simmons Philip M. Woodwell Herbert Zoll HISTORY DEPARTMENT RALPH F. V. gUlNN William Devore Joseph L. Kenney Herbert Kopins Bernard H. McGrath Cecil D. Macllroy Deane S. Peacock Elmer H. Phelps lOHN H. WARD William J. Dooling Merrill C. Hill Francis M. Keady Bernard A. McCabe Kenneth G. Richard- Joseph F. Sheehan MODERN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT GEORGE S. HENNESSY Milton Bornstcin Wallace M. Clark Robert M. Evans Wiliam Fishman Leo V. Halloran Charles J. Hamlin Frank A. Repetto Paul M. Shea Edward N. Wilson Front Row; Messrs. Everett J. Ford, William J. Stewart, Jr., Paul Hcins. lohn F. McCarthy, Mollis D. Hatch. Charles J. Keelon, J. Clif- ford Ronan, Ralph F. ' . Quinn, Elliott P. Frazier, George S. Hennessey. Second Row: Messrs. Maurice F. Murphy, Barnet Rudman, Michael D ' Amelio. John E. Bowler. .Milton Bornstem. Bernard H. McGrath, James A. Caffrey, Paul M. She?., William L. Hughes. Third Row: Messrs. Robert M. Evans, Cecil D. Macllroy, Frederick O. Gifford, Wallace M. Clark, John H. Card, John J. McCarthy, Reu- ben Rosen, Elmer H. Phelps. Deane S. Peacock, William Devore, Joseph F. Sheeham. Fourth Row: Messrj.. Robert G. Simmons, John D. Shore, William J. Hayes, James A. Goldthwaite, . ngelo Traniello, Charles J. Hamlin, . rthur J. Sullivan, Frank A. Repetto, William Fishman, Herbert Kopins