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

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Order of Qraduat ' m Smcises PROCESSIONAL — Triumphal March Verdi THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER CLASS ORATION— Frank V. DelVecchio Vice-President, Class of 1950 AWARD OF PRIZES AND SCHOLARSHIPS Walter F. Downey, Head Master Cumston Prize Clarence Walker Barron Scholarships Charles Hayden Memorial Scholarships Albert H. Wiggin Memorial Scholarships Edward S. Goulston Memorial Scholarship The English High School Association Scholarships Class 1919 Award Class 1920 Award Class 1863 Scholarship Class 1922 Award CLASS OF 1911 MEDAL— John P. Higgins, Class of 1911 Chief Justice Massachusetts Superior Court CLASS OF 1895 AWARD— Charles P. Blinn, Jr., Class of 1895 CLASS OF 1906 AWARD— Lindsly B. Schell, Class of 1906 AWARD OF MILITARY DIPLOMAS— Rev. James E. W. Stewart Class of 1931 VOCAL SOLO George G. Fortune, Class of 1949 CLASS SONG Air — America the Beautiful Words by Robert H. Howard, Class of 1950 AWARD OF THE FRANKLIN MEDALS— Hyman Morrison, M. D. Class of 1900 SELECTION — Gipsiana , The English High School Band AWARD OF ACADEMIC DIPLOMAS— Daniel J. McDevitt Member of the Boston School Committee AMERICA — The audience will stand, and sing the first stanza. EXIT MARCH— Salutation Seitz

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101 102 103 104 105 106 Mom T)ay MAY 25, 1950 LAWRENCE PRIZE FIDELITY and DEPORTMENT (1949-50) Edward J. Antonius Keith A. Buzzell Jeremiah M. Counihan Edward Daher Melvin Goober Robert Gross 107 108 109 110 111 201 Joseph Kozol Brian J. Lee Peter K. McWeeney Joseph C. Regan Robert P. Santa Maria Claude A. Smith 202 Louis M. Yachetto LAWRENCE PRIZE WINNERS (1949-50) ENGLISH E4 Joseph Kozol E8 James L. Aldrich HISTORY H3 Claude A. Smith H4 5 Claude A. Smith L4 G3 S3 M4 M7 LATIN Harold I. Wolrich GERMAN Joseph Kozol SPANISH Edward G. Daher MATHEMATICS Leonard I. Parad Leonard I. Parad 03 04 B4 B5 B6 CHEMISTRY John F. Canavan, Jr. Leonard I. Parad BOOKKEEPING Melvin Goober George Turner OFFICE PRACTICE Chester Fisken MERCHANDISING K4 John J. Farrell ECONOMICS K5 Claude A. Smith SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING 02 Melvin Goober D3 DRAWING Sidney Bolotin UNITED STATES HISTORY THE WASHINGTON and FRANKLIN MEDAL Claude A. Smith SCIENCE AWARDS Richard Bonney Marvin Cohen Richard D. Sandberg

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Alvards Presented at S. M. S. QraduatioH (Total awards and scholarships over $1600.00) CUMSTON PRIZE ($250.00) Awarded to the member oi the graduating class who has been most disting- uished throughout his course for manliness, rectitude, and gentlemanly conduct in all his school relations, and who has by his example exerted upon his asso- ciates an influence tending to elevate their standard of character. AWARDED TO: Keith A. Buzzell. CLARENCE WALKER BARRON SCHOLARSHIP: ($200.00) Awarded to a member of the graduating class for his outstanding scholarship ability. AWARDED TO: Melvin Goober. CHARLES HAYDEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: ($150.00) Awarded to a member of the graduating class for his outstanding scholarship ability. AWARDED TO: Joseph Kozol. ALBERT H. WIGGIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: ($150.00) Awarded to a member of the graduating class for his outstanding scholarship ability. AWARDED TO: Leonard I. Pared. CLASS OF 1913 AWARD: ($150.00) Awarded to the member of the graduating class who exemplifies in character, scholarship and activities outside the class- room the ideals and high traditions of the English High School. AWARDED TO: William T. Cashin. EDWARD S. GOULSTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: ($50.00) Awarded to a member of the graduating class for his outstanding scholarship ability. AWARDED TO: Albert Chapper. CLASS OF 1919 AWARD: ($25,00) Awarded to the member of the graduating class who shall be deemed to be held in the highest esteem by members of his class and the faculty of the school. AWARDED TO: Theophilus E. McKinney. JOHN BOUVE CLAPP PRIZE IN ENGLISH: ($35.00) Awarded to the member of the graduating class most proficient in English. AWARDED TO: Joseph Kozol. CLASS OF 1911 MEDAL. Awarded to the member of the graduating class whose school records are par- ticularly noteworthy for outstanding improvem.ent. AWARDED TO: James L. Aldrich. CLASS OF 1895 AWARD: ($50.00 War Bond) Awarded to that member of the graduating class v ho has demonstrated by comprehensive examination that he possesses to the highest degree a command of written expression, an appreciation of traditional values and a thorough literary background. AWARDED TO: Carl L. Schmider. CLASS OF 1906 AWARD ($112.50) Awarded to that member of the graduating class whose record has given evidence of high distinction in two or more of the following: Scholarship, competitive athletics, military drill and general school citizenship. AWARDED TO: Robert Gross. FRANKLIN MEDALS: Awarded to members of the graduating class who have maintained this highest scholarship during their senior vear together with exemplary conduct throughout their course. AWARDED TO: Keith A. Buzzell, Chester Fisken, Melvin Goober, Sheldon L. Kahalas, Marvin Koss, Joseph Kozol, Leonard I. Porad, Claude A. Smith.