Girls High School - GHS Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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1 t f' 'I l I I -iw CIN Q. 16 Page FiftyAFour 'F- Il -7 ' x I xx A I X l Jw? CAROLYN MOORE I5 Thorndike Street, Roxbury lt's a basket! Chickie cheered the goal with the rest of her team, for it meant the winning of the game for them at the Shaw House. The next day we find our Chuckie engaged in quite a dif- ferent occupation. She is in the Neigh- borhood House instructing a nursery class, she says she hopes to gain volu- able experience here for the time when she will become a nurse. In the general course now, Chuckie hopes to enter into training at the Boston City Hospital. At present she is preparing for the time when she must leave al her associates at G.H.S., by collecting photographs of her friends. JOAN MOORE 42 Horadon Way, Roxbury Quiet spoken Joan, known to some as Demosthenes, has accomplished much in her school years. Joan is a star debater and, when a sophomore, represented our school in the Old South Meeting House Oratorical Contest, winning second prize. She was also heard on the Junior Town Meeting of the Air and lt's Up to Youth on the air. She is a member of the Y.W.C.A., takes sewing lessons, and plays the piano. In dramatics, Joan is a star. Her future ambition is to enter B.U. Her secret ambition, however, is to be carried off by a romantic adventurer and sail the seven seas. ACTIVITIES: A.A. 4, Distaff: English Club, Classical Club, Debating Club 2, 3, 4 fPresidentJ, Dramatic Club, Senior Play, Junior and Senior Party Committee, Honor Roll I, Student Council 2. RUTH MORGAN Ruthie II2 Brook Avenue One thing that stands out about Ru- thie is, that once you have met her, you do not forget her. This something about her has drawn friends to Ruthie since she entered the commercial course here. Next year, she's going ta enter the busi- ness world and become o stenographer. We hope that when she does become o woman of the world earnin her own money that she won't forget tie way she now thrills to the opening kick in every football game, for that is one of Ruthie's favorite sports, We certainly hope that we'll see her at all the local battles yel- ling and freezing with the rest of us. EILEEN MORRIS ullepn 9 Foyer Street, Boston Lee, beside her other achievements and proficiency in tennis, swimming, ice-ska- UQ Und Skiing, will be remembered by us as old faith ul, for Lee was one of our girls who could always be depended upon. Perhaps it was for this latter reason that she was chosen for the Student Council, an honor she handled capably. This qual- ity of hers should also carry her far in the business world. She plans to enter, come graduation, from Boston Clerical School, Perhaps when she's fulfilled her education, she'll be able to take time out to get in that longed for traveling. ACTIVITIES: A.A. 4, Senior Aide 4, Student Council 3, Yearbook. JOAN MORRISSEY I5 Prospect Street, Charlesto Just like a Dresden doll! That's But her activities belle the delncat given by her tiny five foot fra her cute, turned up nose. Her f sports are ice skating, swimmin horseback riding And who ing picture she made in her favori ing habit during the fashion show by the Art Department! Some day hopes to become an air hostess, h sonality should make her tops o lob. lt was this same personality her competency which helped to el to the House of Representatives t dent Government Day. These q should carry her far when her days begin next year. ACTIVITIES: A.A. 4, Distaff 3, Club 4, French Club 4, Dramatic Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Party C tee 3, Student Council 4, PALMA MOSCARITOLI iapnmvv 297 Harre Street, East Bosto Bubbling personality and lilting ter-that's Pam! Next year she ter Mass. Art, and she hopes the edge she soaks up there will ena to realize her dream of being a dr signer. lt's almost a certainty tha succeed, for she already desig makes lovely dresses for hersel however, by some chance Pam d become a dress designer, a model reer will do to satisfy our Pam. ever it is, we know that Pam wi hard to rise to the top of her pr because she's that type of girl. JEAN F. MOULTON I3 Lawley Street, Dorcheste well remember longer tha any for her musically soft voi has her an active participant in o Club here, as well as in he own chair. Her lovely voice will stand good stead in her future plc th lang distance telephone operator. it's farthest from our thoughts against the fulfillment of Jean's we hope she changes her plans of to California eventually, regardl what their Chamber of Commerce of us, after all, we want to ke talented Bostanians right here. Jeanie's voice will be the on ' I c ACTIVITIES. Glee Club 4, League 3. PHYLLYS MOIILTON I3 Lawely Street, Dorcheste A voice that is low and swe pleasant thing in a woman, and has lust that. lt's o factor tha her active in concerts and in a Club. Her ambition, however, is with Nelson Eddy and make use gift. ln the commercial cours Phyllys is going out to work nex We hope she won't forget her ice- and swimming, for we would all see her around our ranks and p she cuts a neat figure eight, ar g version of the right way to swim. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4: League 3.

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VIRGINIA MNLUIRE 8 West Canton Street, Boston unua is a tall, quiet gurl with a cal look un her blue eyes and a ule that is worth our best effort to t to evoke. She us a newcomer to ass, having arrived here from Dor- r and both she and the class are d she us here. She lukes outdoor roller skating and horsebark rid- cluded, and on cold nights she likes I up with a good book Best of o you, Virginia. R l'I'A NIEI.CHIONI'1 RP-Re 52 Auburn Street, Boston usually has her head buried un best seller, that us, when she usn't e football or baseball game. Next he hopes to become a bookkeeper, wever, thus ambition is denied her, ay enter the field of uournalisrn. ver she does, we know she'll be one of the best boakkeepers or lusts in the cuty, for Re-Re always er iob well. She will hate to leave , and well, we shall hate to see her IVITIESZ Pre-druvung Club 45 Glee g Yearbook Staff 4. MELCONIAN 337 Charles Street, Boston glide, l-2-3 glide. Right there the best in her dancing class is When she's not engaged in the tumung she learned to make those strikes un all wonder how Bunny funds hobbies of swummung, dan- and bowling, but she does. gives o good account of commercial course. Some on un lufe, Bunny wants to be designer or o buyer. We hope or we all want to benefit from known good taste un clothes. 3, 4, Bowling ming League 2, Honor MICCICHE 23l Kutteredge Street homes Ja decorates when on interior decorator wull all contain radios un the she lust loves to fall asleep Or perhaps Jo will be- desugnerg in that case, will have interesting couf- us one of .lo's most hopes, next year, and so make one o urnung ambutuons come Jo will be a success, her ambitions us her choice, s the type of gurl who works hard a set goal. Pre-driving Club 4. BARBARA MICIIAELS Blondie 2-fl West Third Street, Boston The audience was applaudungg Barbara had just finished singing at the Senior Party. lt was not the furst time Blondue had heard the sound of applause, for she has sung on many radio programs. She's so good that she has even had an audu- tuon for Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scout Program. Next year after she leaves the commercial course, Barbara would like to sung un musical comedies, or teach voice. We hope she chooses the former, for she should bring that lovely voice to the stage so that we would all have a chance to applaud again the voice that was made familiar to us at the Junior and Senior parties. ACTlVlTlES: A.A. 4, Glee Club. TIIELMA MIDDLETON 47 Hoskins Street, Boston The old nursery rhyme she'lI sut on a cushion and sew a fine seam well ap- plies to Veston, for she wants and in- tends to become a seamstress after grad' uation. Veston, who does very well un the commercial course, doesn't sut de- murely sewing all the tume, however. She loves basebal and a sunny spring day wull fund her cheering her team on from her seat or showing her stuff by batting those homers herself at the neighborhood lot. She can also be seen around the cuty on her bike or at a skating runk or at her favorite bowling alley. ACTlVlTlESf Pre-driving Club 3. MARY MILANO Mary Lou l Washington Avenue, East Boston When she's not engaged in learning new dance steps or bowling, she can be found devouring dishes of fried clams to replenish the energy expounded un get- ting those high bowling scores. Mary Lou plans to continue with her educa- tion next year, to insure the fulfillment of her ambition to be an efficient secre- tary. The future will no doubt find Mary taking dictation and pounding a type- writer, and the big smile ou'll see her wearing will mean that slue's achieved her ambition at last. ACTIVITIES: AA. 3, Bowling League 3. GWENDOLYN MONTGOMERY ll8O Tremont Street, Roxbury No! No! Don't kill mel Sitting next to her radio, listening to this mystery thriller, as she does to them all, is Gwen. She says they're always interfering with the homework she has to do, much against her wull. Gwen's ambition, how- ever, does not lie along such garish lines. She wants to be a tap dancer, and she should be a success, for her body us Iuthe and graceful, This was probably made so by her skating, horseback riding, and bicycling. Beside that, Gwen is a hard worker, and probably some day she'Il be another Eleanor Powell. ACTIVITIES: A.A, l, 25 Merchandising Club 4, Bowling League 3. 4? 03 u X' s Page Fifty-Three

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CAMILLA MUCCI Dorchestcr, Mass. suit Millie as the that of nursing. most conscientious hardest workers, and workers. She has , and if the fu- as o woman is an opera as well as she has also collected stars, along with record we wouldn't go so far health, if we had Millie core of us, we'd feel o lot better capable hands. JEAN MULLER ld Mill Street, Dorchester Jeannie hopes to be o secre- some man like J. P. Morgan or Ford. While Jean is dreaming of spends her time collecting al- operas, for she's crazy about of our most ardent opera all long hair, though, for it with the best o them floor. Assistant director Follies while still a sopho- one of those girls who any crowd, and this ability well-liked by most of us. can easily be seen by the her desk in the morning. might not be J. P. Morgan to, whatever Jeannie does, it her best. BARBARA MURPHY Bobbie outh Huntington Avenue, Roxbury ll, we have here a quiz kid no less. Bobbie was on o quiz program in inth grade. We hear she did very too. Bobbie has now devoted her s to the commercial course in ., and she wants to be a secretary ear. Preferably in a sociable of- fior that is the ind of atmosphere hrives in, she's at her best in a of sociable people. Her unending edge of dance steps doesn't tend to her unpopular, either, May Bobbie er dream office come true. for her lity and warm personality should be ed in an atmosphere as pleasant as CATHERINE MURPHY 8 Edison Green, Dorchester meant that Kitty was per on the stage or practicing for o for part of most of our en- been made possible by Never shall we for version of the Bowery at our Party' Kit used this or in the veterans and to prove not can dance, she has e too. She has an easy, personality and can ony at the sight of her beloved d baseball teams wobbling on side. Though she probably it, the Number, please, you may be Kit at the-telc- Hers is the voice with of tapping in the Assembly an Junior Party, A.A. l, 2, JEAN MURPHY 65 Bird Street, Dorchester There is nothing Shorty wants more than to be a physio-therapist. Next year she is going to Sargent's ta realize her dream. Shorty was very active in sports here. She was a member of the school's first championship Bowling Team, and it is in the gym you will find her most often. She is, also, an active member of St. Kevin's basketball team. The energy she expends on sports is carried over into her schoolwork as she is an honor roll student. She has had perfect attendance for three years. The nicest thing that can be said about her is that 'the girls recognize her worth, for they voted her Most likely to succeed in her sopho- more year. ACTIVITIES: AA, 2, 3, 4, Classical Club 3, 4, Biology Club lSecretaryl, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League, Swimming League. MARY MURPHY MurpQi ' Will s Str Bos New York , w Jers y, r un o e y e re bered b er 5 o.. or h quiet Georgia, Oh he pla s Murph has y trying y . he' goi S to c ege ' s es nts t ltlm a- - , let - o S M ould mu t u- lerl taini - thi g ven h r lf a illi ar in past. ys p - C V l L - rivi g Club 4, '- bro S ice I 4, GI e Club 2, 3, 4, Dra 5 Cl . I BARBARA MURRAY Barbie I2 Fox Street, Dorchester When Barbie was a little girl, she wanted to be iust as good and kind as she could. Well, she's held her ideals until now, and she has put them into practice as well, for it is this philosophy of life that has won Barbie's friends for her. Next year, Barbara plans to work either in the Boston Gas Company or in the N. E. Tel. 8. Tel. Wherever the fu- ture finds this pleasant, soft-spoken miss, our wishes for luck and success follow, for she truly deserves it. ACTIVITIES: English Club 4, History Club 4, Pre-driving Club 4, Glee Club 4. ANNA MUSTO 3 Baldwin Place, Boston The house lights dimmed, and the overture to Carmen filled the air. Anna sat entranced, as usual. She says there is nothing she likes better than attend- ing the opera or listening to one on Sat- urday afternoon. Anna isn't all long hair, though. You sould see her jitter- bugl Next year she wants to be a typ- ist, but we doubt if that will keep Anna from collecting records. So if you want to get in touch with her after gradua- tion, attend o production of Boheme, or, if'in a lighter mood, The Student Prince. There we shall find her clutching her program, entranced. i 79 ' - W , -- i - on ' - r ar - n n ' so e the rt - , t sta N xt ye su' h , e s N? y wi d dl h .1 n I H , Y f th pr - 9 ' X . . Tl ' d r . rid' 'Y '? l 1 i , . Q .Q r- M if l ,li ijgilql' ' i i Club 3, Book Week 4, . ppgg, ,piggy Fwe J t Ab