Girls High School - GHS Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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ABREVAYA Horan Way, Jamaica Plain is one of our star debatcrs and young actresses, and is study- in preparation for a the- career You may have heard and monologues at in ou entertainments, her of a baseball Char's favorite has really trav- several cross-country lived in Texas. She drawing, bowling, and to explain that not for- osked the fact can't tell a its cover, us who have come in contact with pleasing manner, readiness to soft accent have won us over. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Dlstaff 4, 4, Debating Club 3, 4, Bowling Leagues 3, 4, 4, Yearbook 4, Library Spanish Club 3, 4 IIARRIET ADAMS 49 McLean Street, Boston Popular and Most Likely to are two titles given to Henri by during her years at G.H.S., nly to know her to realize she is of them, for the has winning ways and a that endear her to the come in contact with her, questioned about the most impor- in her life, Henri thinks a says The summer when I is the most exciting thing fl to me. On pres- rther, she tells of her and we listen fasci- of seeing famous peo- places. Collectin pictures of ancing, eating, anclg going places gang ore some of the things doing. Dlstaff Aide 3, 4, Junior Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, 3, Student Council 2, 3. VALENTINE ADAMS l39 Brighton Street, Boston time In the future we were,to iss with rumpled dark hair and of paint on her face, we would had attained her dream of il- Val likes to dabble and future time will find the printed words on the into painted pastoral our greater reading pleasure. who have missed seeing Val's the little lady is really good! firmly believe that nowhere ex- better drawing of Van Johnson Val made. She interrupts evening with a book or a however, to cheer loudly for at a football game. Glee Club 3, Yearbook League 2. PIIYLLIS ALLEN 5 Edison Green, Dorchester is a fun-loving girl with a twin- eye, and a mischievous grin, into school gust in time to 5 deadline. She's the type and enioys it, and though quiet to some, to those who better, Ph llis gives a different She's taking a colle e course of a social wo3ner's ca- will be making the rounds other people's problems and on o solution. When it comes fun, Phyllis takes a trip to the alleys in anticipation of a or at least a spare, takes a whirl the dance floors, rolls along in a skating rink, then finally, rapturously to Eddie Howard's A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic League 3. DORIS ALLUKIAN 639 Tremont Street, B0ston Doris is a bright-eyed young lady who is strikingly di ferent, and we believe ,P Y .4 she holds the distinction of being the only girl here who composes oriental ond modern dances. We haven't had the pleasure of watching Doris's proficiency in this field, but maybe some day we'l have the pleasure of watching Doris per- form to the tinking of gamelan bells or rhaps avidly following Martha Gra- li:zm's teachings in the modern dance. Then too, Doris knows an Armenian dance, which she does well. She is outwardly quiet, likes to read, is deeply religious, and would be per- fectly content to live in o cottage on a high cliff overlooking the ocean, and listening to the poun ing and roaring of the surf. Her more immediate plans, how- ever, are to go to work when she grad- uates. ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, FRANCES AMBHOSE I5 Chase Street, Dorchester As Frannie wants to become a com- mercial artist, she will be among the ranks of the girls who will attend Sim- mons College next year, where she will take a course in journalism. Frannie's the kind of a conscientious girl who will put in the necessary amount of work and time to achieve her aim, much as she did here, and in Frannie the world of iournalism gains a real addition. To live up to her favorite pastime, eating, she dreams up various gastronomical de- lights which give her poor family almost chronic indigestion. When not thus em- ployed, she is either swimming, roller skating, bicycling, or sticking her nose between the covers of a book. She makes most of her clothes, and we think that this is the secret of her very neat American Girl look. PS. She's really a good cook! ACTIVITIES: Distaff l, 2, Glee Club I, Library Service Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, History Club 4, English Club 4 gPresident,l, Yearbook Staff, panish Club , 4. MARY AMELCHUCK 48 Harvest Street, Dorchester Mary is a future woman in white, whose blonde fairness will be harmoniz- ing with a white uniform after she com- pletes her nurses training, and in truth she has always had a passion for nur- sing. A firm believer in the theory that practice makes perfect, she's already spent quite a bit of time by doing volun- teer work at the Boston City Hospital to prepare her for her future work. Mary is one girl who can be sure she's chosen well and wisely, since she's already had some kind of experience in her field. In the meantime, she's enjoying herself by reading, roller skating, and dancing, fi- nally tops these off with sitting excitedly on the edge of her seat as the local puck-chasers tear up the ice in their efforts to please Mary by scoring a goal. ACTIVITIES' Pre-driving Club 3, Year- book Staff 4. ANGELIKI ANAGNOS 495 Tremont Street, Boston Angie's ambition is to work on a news- paper, even as a copy girl! She will be- come a good iournaist, having already won honorable mention in the Advertis- ing Contest Essay and first prize in the Book Week Contest. She loves good mu- sic, bowling, reading, and swimming, keeping busy singing in her church choir and teaching Sunday School. Winner of Most Popu ar and Best Personality titles in her sophomore and junior years, Angie is an outstanding member of her class with her clear mind and soft smile. Next year will find her in California vis- iting relatives and soaking in sunshine. ACTIVITIES: Debating Club 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 2 4, Junior Party, Dramatic Club 3, 4, English Club alvice-Presb dentl, History lub 4, Yearbook Staff, Dlstaff 4. ei 'T 'Q f '? 11 Page Twenty-One