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

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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Front Row (1. to r.): John E. Bowler, Arthur J. Sullivan (Head), Edward F. Bell, John K. Keelon Rear Row (1. to r.): Angelo Traniello, Peter J. Mullen, Robert J. Flana¬ gan, John E. Bobola ART J. Clifford Ronan MUSIC Arlie W. Latham Michael A. Famiglietti SPEECH IMPROVEMENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION Margaret L. Loftus Left to right: Capt. Robert W. Fisher, Frederick J. Gillis, Jr., William J. Stewart, Jr., William F. Duffy

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ROMANCE LANGUAGES Front Row (1. to r.): Charles T. Caputo, Milton Bornstein, George S. Hennes’sey ' (Head), Charles J. Hamlin Rear Row (1. to r.): Peter G. Gabino, Paul M. Shea, Robert M. Evans, Frank A. Repetto MATHEMATICS Front Row (1. to r.): Walter E. Cassidy, Enor E. Lundin, Charles J. Keelon (Head), Robert A. Collins Rear Row (1. to r.): Peter P. George, John A. Foley TIM SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Front Row (1. to r.): D. Bradley Sullivan, Laurence R. Atwood, Elliot P. Frazier (Head), John H. O ' Neill Rear Row (1. to r.): Ralph H. Bcrkowitz, Frank Santozuosso

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LIBRARIAN NURSE Irene E. Kelly 9 y } j -A Mabelle M. O ' Neil, R.N. VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE ' When a nation undergoes radical changes and the various fields o ; f Sci¬ ence, Business, Law, and Trade are revolutionized and expand to enorm¬ ous degrees, it is necessary for the individuals of each community to fuse into one body in the common effort to guide Young America to promising careers. The nation, at large, has Miah J. Falvey heaped demands upon its people for astrophysicists, Nuclear Experts, Missile Technicians and the like. We are certainly on the threshold of a new phase of American History: The Atomic Age. We have answered with a Career Guidance Program designed to cater to the indecisive but ambitious student who may seek advice from the experts in their respective fields. Youth has been well informed. Since 1952, when this career guidance program was inaugurated, twenty-four different colleges and universities have given the seniors, through their representatives, a realistic and practical survey of the requirements and opportunities in each particular field.