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Fitzgerald .J4Aac!ma5fer giefchng ioface L0 new. v Z 'cnc . 1,4- . , . ,, A dw 1 V viii? a?'22f ffiEi -f I 'f 1 '?i's!ll.lll Uuv .joreworol 'l7Ae ofa' onler ciangefk, yiefhng pface fa new, la v, v V, Jill. Jan! .Jcicmdeyin man wa A, l' ll ll X 9625! one good Cudfom 5401441 cormlof Ze wir!! H T lf v . l'Ws'aWi ' 'idx' 4 1 . I '4's's a fv TQ. .I .ik Z v n , fl vQW v,llll lfi'fmjm l-l7l7u'a'i 8 .'.Vly.1k U - fl v ' Walnut lnwqvfl 3-f s.5,.,.,.1a .v,vf,'ul u,,l,,n, .n um-1 l yT nY,'1H I ' v ,ff ' J' ' Wave sl' t 4 t This passage from Tennyson's Idylls of the King could have been written about the transportation of Girls' High in our senior year to the old Practical Arts building. Everything we had become accustomed to was transplanted to an unfamiliar building, and we were wary of it. But God fulfills Himself in many ways, and after a short while we came to know and cherish our new building. And the old spirit returned. These lines of Tennyson's could be about you also. Your graduation from high school and entrance into a world of adults, as adults, is perhaps the greatest change that has ever happened to your life. Oh, there will probably be many others, - but this is the begin- ning, and begin greatly! The Idylls of the King contains much more that lends itself perfectly to a history of our life at Girls' High. We hope that you will find the quotations all appropri- ate, but perhaps the best of all is Arthur's final - H H gut FLOW fdfewe We've spent four years together, You and I and Girls' High School, We've had four years of pleasure and gladness, pain and sadness, We've had four years of youth. 4 F'our years of Assemblies, Books, Zards to be signed, Desks to be cleaned, Zrasers, Fountain pens, 3irls to make friends with, Homework to put off, nk, Iokes to laugh at, The Keeping of the sandwiches from teachers' view, .ockers that wouldn't open and then wouldn't close, vlath to worry about, Note taking, Dpportunities to hope for, Parents to bring to the P.T.A. Questions to attempt to answer, 'he Ringing of bells, ever present, Schemes to postpone that big test, 'est, tests. TESTS! Inforgettable friends, teachers, and classes, Verbs to conjugate, Wrong answers to make excuses for, fmas festivities with the decorating of homerooms, 'ourself, - and what G.H.S. has given you, ero hours - the last second's cramming before the paper is given out. Each of you has her own special memories. Keep ,u'-'U ..A 'u ,n h't'u' ,3.' 1 '-x I I L ..h'-'1'1'.1 sf . 1, 'Ahh 'J ' x ,,O.'A'll f 5 M v Q ADJ J s A - . sylvan, 'J v U NLUA .4 5, LH if uf, ' ' A 4.4.1 1 t X - W 6 . 'f.AtL'A!bA6A.A.L'th , nl' Nl tem, never let them go. This book holds most of them 1 ' ar you. Let it be your memory, your link from the office rthe home to high school days, for these days that are , M, U 0 0 ly, 'ill soon become the days that are no more. VfQ,jifi+ 'A 4'4fg644,,' Roberta Sacco ' gift FLOW fafellfefx ,QQAQL ., -, : v:Nt6!llM'4-QQ ., - 1 .2 1? 2' -5 3 ' 'v'i 'f if fi 5 :' sz, it 5 349 3 .4 - is-4 4 C.,-,p i s , - s 3 -L 'gl 2.1 A T by , T., ,, J f'-wg V' I A U Bw VALERIE KOLOSKUV 5 I OHN I. BRENNAN Retired F. LOUISE DACEY Retired A ,AMES P, SHATTUCK OUR FACULTY GRADUATES Retired .xdncf in ffl? Aowem JAHJOLU WOMXJ AOWL POOWL fo P0017 LOUISE M. MULHERN Head ot Department Iererniah E. Burke 5 MARIE R. CUNNINGHAM EDITI-I CAMPBELL Assistant Director Latin School Department of Physical Education 6 v . ELIZABETH CHASE Guidance Counselor IOSEPH P. CASEY English HEADS or DEPARTMENT MAR, A, CONSODM Foreign Languages KK jen were oy of 7014, 415 . n 77 2 M1219 ana! A'l'4ZVLJ Y 33 ESTHER M. TURNBULL if 45,53 Business Education ELSIE E. WHITNEY EDMUND L. KELLEHER HiSiOI'y Science ,.,v ESQ A 7 QQ. A ' I it Qi ,I IOHN BOBULA CATHERINE D. BOYD EDNA CANN KATHERINE G. CASHMAN Business Education Business Education Science English 23 X -5f:: . I 25? it Q, 'Eg ELIZABETH D. CURRAN EVELINE B. COOK CATHERINE COUGHLIN MARK T. CREHAN -we Household Science Business Education Business Education fx History ,-:D-1 Q ,pin , lf,L I E 2..- 1'- -I ,Q - MARY FOX RAYMOND GEMMEL DORE M. GENTZ MARY C. HARRINGTON Business Education English Business Education Mathematics 'fl rx YN xcxrut r x i, , l g MARY A. CONNOLLY Histor 214.-yA MARY M. DEVLIN English Q OLIVE C. HILL Histo MARION KEELER RUTH F. KENNEDY MARGARET A. LEARSON CHRISTINE S. LITTLE ARTHUR C. LONG Household Science Business Education fl Household Sjcienger' Mathematics Business Educatio f M fy quid-'444C 42 'f I 3- ROSE I. MARTINI Science BERNARD A. MCCABE Latin, History MARGARET ELIZABETH B. NICHOLS MARGUERITE MCDONALD English O'BRIEN Business Education Business Education HV! if Q7-'I at I ! THLEEN M. O'DONOVAN EUGENE I. O'NEIL A. THOMAS PELLEGRITI EILEEN REARDON GRACE A. ROBBINS English, Art, History English Italian Physical Education Art ifmrt, Axasrfh. r QDWARD 6, owl If IULIA A. RUTLEDGE IOSEPH H. GILDEA RUTH M. HENNIG ANNA H. KANDIB. M.D An Music Librarian IOSEPHINE B. ROCHE MARGARET H. CARROLL HELEN L. COUGHLAN Cafeteria Secretary Secretary fx14,!'-J ,4LVPL'g, w If, - f W U-X 9 Physician Z1 fun! 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IPPFIP FIIU FFT' 'FDI F I W I 1.,-'. -6- 'PIP I' ill' , P' 'Ylf Ivinvvvv In-Illrvl llonnppg lvl- All Ill t IQ '6' 5 MM 'Ha' fe x u j, : .2 , 1 X ,, 'lf N S 2. 1 3,51 A ff Sex U, 4, r 1 1U - I f K 1 X X 'YI' 'W x, if x525 Y Q.,A a , Y x , f I VI' 5 X Q KH' 5 ' 372- I Hx V X f . f we 57 2 ' . 1 X ' 1, sl-'r-5 M 1' .fr X . f' se, W , .wwf pm-www pq , I , ' ' J' , p r v V X If ii ,x ,f P I I' IU F 3' I I I I ' F' I I' P I, I I P p PM U Ill'I ' ' 'F' l U g . 9 l I Il . Ma-Ly D94 sauale YYY! Fil I PI I UF am CWM Rose Santosuosso, President Clara Perdigao, Vice President Carolyn Maniglia, Secretary Margaret Walsh, Treasurer 66 gui now mucln lwnor am! mwcfn famen 14 MARIAN ROBERTA ADAMS Sugi will be remembered as a fun- loving, crazy kid. She likes to read, to listen to records, and to devour fried rice and shrimps at every op- portunity. She has taken part in many radio spelling bees and a concert at Iordan Hall. Sugi hopes to be a telephone operator, after which she hopes to be happily married. A.A. l, 2, 3, Biolo y Club 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, English Club 4. ELAINE DOROTHY AMICO Here comes Elaine, always happy, friendly, and smiling. She has never been late for school! She has out- standing school spirit. She loves to eat, read books, draw fashions, and to sew her own clothes. The out-door type, Elaine likes to swim, hike, go boating and horse back riding. She would like to join the Air Force after graduation. Student Council 2, Year Book Staff 4: A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. , i , .ragga - f - at .. -- IEAN IAC QUELINE AUGUSTUS lean's pleasing personality makes her well liked by all. She plans to enter Boston Clerical in order to be- come a private secretary. Ice-skating and basketball are among her favorite sports. lean enjoys listening to records and writing. This modest young miss is a fine baton-twirler and has appear- ed in the Boston Post Music'Festival and in several recitals, A.A. 1, 2, 3, Business Girls' Club 4, French Club 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, History Club 3, 4, Library Service 4. ERNESTINE AYACHE Once in a lifetime comes the perfect friend, Ernie is she! Ernie's popularity stems from her many ,. achievements and her friendly, warm spirit, A leader in whatever she undertakes, she has proved this in her many activities. Ernie intends to major in medicine, with her ability and perseverance, she'll make a wonderful doctor. Student Council 4, Distaff 3, Year Book Staff 4, Marshal 4, A.A. 2, 3, 4, Forum Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, History Club 4, Library Service 4, Math Club 3, President 4, LORRAINE ROSE AMOROSO Lolly is one of the many wonderful girls at G.H.S. Her favorite pastime is writing poems, several of which have been published in the Distaff and other publications. She often creates her own tap and ballet dances and is regularly called upon to entertain. Football, bowling, and dancing are her favorite sports and recreation. French Club, l, 2, 3, junior Party 3, Senior Party 4, Iunior Achievement 3. ALBERTA ANN ANDERSON Do you know Berta? Of course you do. She is the pretty girl with the warm friendly smile and the sparkling personality who dances down the halls singing Love Me Again. May- be Berta won't marry a millionaire, as she secretly desires, but we know she will be happy to raise a family in her own little home. A.A. 2, 3, 4. FRANCIN E MARY ARDAGNA What a versatile girl we have here, in our Sunshine, with her dancing, reading, basketball, swimming, bowl- ing, and tennis for extra curricular recreation. She loves Chinese food and abhors people who slurp. A stenographer is the first career she chooses, but to be a successful wife and mother is her life's ambition. Student Council 3, A.A. 2, 4, Busi- ness Girls' Club 4. Roll 2, 3 EARLINE REANEL BACON Reanie received the Samuel Davis Award once. Her pastime is watching television. She likes all kinds of music, and her favorite sports are bowling, roller-skating, and bicycle riding. Reanie has made many ap- pearances with the chorus she be- longs to. Her ambition is to be a typist. ln later years she hopes to get married. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Honor Roll 2: lunior Achievement 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4. ROSANNE PHYLLIS BARBETTA Dee Dee is one of the nicest grad- uates Girls' High has ever had. She is quiet and very easy to get along with. Dee Dee loves to swim and skate. Sewing is one of her many assets, and she has made many of her own attrac- tive clothes. Her life ambition is to marry and have at least one set of twins. A.A. 2, 3, 4, English Club 4, Glee Club 2, 4, History Club 4. BEATRICE BARKEV Bea, the girl with the long hair done up in a pony tail, always has cr smile for all. She cmd one of her best friends, lo, are always seen together talking about their favorite subject, the future. Bea's secret desire is to be an airline hostess. We know she'll make it, if she doesn't grow any taller! A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Girls' Club junior Achievement 3, 4. 4, English Club 4, Honor Roll l, 2, junior Party 3, Senior Party 4, Honor 4 GENEVA AGNES BARROS Perhaps someday while listening to one of the top records of the day, you will hear, Ah, just listen to Gee Barros, our melodious soloist. Though music is her favorite pastime, she also enjois writing letters, skat- ing, and just eing friendly to every- one she meets. Keep up the good work, Gee, we'll be listening. Student Council 3, Prom Committee 4, lunior Party 3, Senior Party 4, Iunior Achievement 3, 4. PATRICIA MAY BARRY Pat is our choice for the girl most likely to succeed. She has been an honor student all through high school. She has a very delightful personalty and is well liked by everyone. Slie enjoys listening to records, dancing, and ice skating, and loves thick, juicy steaks. She's planning to be a book- keeper. Year Book Staff, 4, A.A. 3, 4, Busi- ness Girls' Club 4, Library Service 2, 3, 4: Iunior Party 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Achievement 4. ELIZABETH ANN BENIAMIN Pee Wee will be one of the shortest girls to graduate from G, H. S. this year. But even though she is small, she is a bundle of energy. She likes to dance and has done a lot of it in benefits all over the state. Her secret desire is to be a ballerina, Her hobby is collecting dolls and records. A.A. 2. NANCY MARY BETHONEY With her striking individuality in appearance and- personality along with her poise and ability as a speak- er, Nancy is bound to achieve the success she so desires. Next year Nan will go to Emmanuel College to pre- pare for a wonderful and exciting career, perhaps one in which she will be able to utilize her talents as a speaker and actress. Distaff Aide 2, 3, A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, English Club 4, Forum Club 1, 2, 3, President 4, History Club 4, Latin Club 4, Math Club 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, Iunior Achievement 3, 4, Perfect At- tendance 1. ELAINE VIRGINIA BA'I'l'AGI.IA Elaine's ambition is to be a singer or pianist, and we all remember with pleasure when she sang Secret ove at our Iunior Party. er hobby is collecting Doris Day's pictures and records, and movies are her favorite pastime, ln a year or so she hopes to enter a music school and study sing- ing. Iunior Party 3. IEANETTE SUSAN BECKETT Iinx has belonged to the Archbishop Cushing Cadets and she competed in six C. Y. O. competitions with them. She collects records and stamps. Her pastimes are reading and going to the movies. Her favorite sports are bowling, basketball, swimming, and ice-skating, Next year she hopes to find a good paying job, and later get married. A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 4, Span- ish Club 2, Honor Roll 3, 4. MARGARET LILLIAN BELL Peggy came to us from Practical Arts High two years ago, and while here has won many good friends. Her favorite pastimes are reading and dancing. She loves to travel and has done quite a bit in the past. She plans on entering nurses' training school and becoming a surgical nurse. A.A. 4. IOSEPHINE BERNADETTE BETTINELLI Io has made a lot of friends in her four years at G, H. S. She likes all Italian foods. Her favorite sports are dancing and volley ball. She has sung in Glee Club on many occasions. She plans to work for the Telephone Com- pany in the future and later to get married and raise a fine family. GleelClub 2, 4, IAY CLIFTON BILL Behind a pair of beautiful big eyes is I.I. Her hobby is saving trinkets received from admirers - lucky girl! I.I, is quite a sports fan, she enjoys bowling, basketball, and volley ball. Her main goal is to achieve a good position as a clerk typist, Distaff 4, A.A. 3, 4, Business Girls' Club 4, Merchandising Club 4. BEVERLY MARIE BOLAND One of our nicest classmates is Bev. A rather slender girl with a graceful form, she has large blue eyes fringed with long brown lashes contrasted against a smooth complextion. An- other attractive characteristic is her very feminine-looking long chestnut brown hair, One of her most enjoy- able pastimes is to write poems. Her secret desire is to learn how to cook. A.A. 4, ELIZABETH ANN BOLEMAN Pretty and popular Betty is just overflowiri? with mischief and rollick- ing fun. er roguish eyes and wins ning smile bring her a host of friends. Betty has a great love for sports and food. After graduating Betty plans to be a nurse. Surely sickness would be bliss if Betty were our nurse. A.A. 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Clasg sical Club 4. NATALIE BARBARA BONO This is Lee, the one and only. She is a very attractive girl, well liked by everyone. How often she has amused us with her wonderful jokes. As you look into her laughing e es, she seems to be saying Ain't lyllisbehavingf' the best song to describe her. Her secret desire is to travel to Italy in the near future. A.A. 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 4. BERTHA REBECCA BROWN Bert is a girl gifted with a sweet, sincere charm. She is quick to laugh- ter and rarely, if ever, loses her tem- per. Bert loves Italian foods, and she excels in dancing and roller'skating. After graduation she intends to work and also continue her schooling, Student Council 2, 35 A.A. 2, 3, 4. FRANCES ELEANOR BROWN Before coming to G.H,S. from Med- field High, Brownie traveled through New England and Canada. A lover of all sports, she plans to attend Sargent. Her greatest wish is to swim the En lish Channel, then marry a farmer wigi a five-hundred acre farm and raise twelve boys. Her training at Sargent will come in very handy with twe ve boys. A,A. 45 Forum Club 45 French Club 45 Math Club 45 Honor Roll 45 Iunior Achievement 45 History Club 4. IUNE MARIE BOYNE Iune, who is liked for her wit ana ingeniousness, is an intelligent girl of many moods, one minute cheerful, the next melancholy, Uppermost among her interests is contemporary jazz, She adores Chinese and Italian foods. After graduation she plans to work and have her own apartment with an extremely modern decoration. Business Girls' Club 45 English Club 45 History Club 45 Merchandising Club 45 Honor Roll 1, 2. MARGARET MARY BRADY Peggey, liked by all for her frank- ness and humor, has traveled through New England and has flown to Ire- land. Her favorite tune is Eddie l isher's When I Was Young. She likes Chinese food and popular music, especially the Four Aces. She plans to work and perhaps further her studies after graduation. A.A, 1, 45 History Club 45 Merchan- dising Club 4. MARIORIE ALYCE BRINKMANN Margie has quite an ear for music. Her favorite piece is Ravel's Bolero. Pizza is the only Italian trait about Margie. She enjoys bowling and ping-pong. Margie eagerly awaits the day when she will be private sec- retarlydto the president of radio station WPF . Business Girls' Club 45 Library Service 4. IUANITA BROWN Nita has made many friends both in school and out. She has toured New England, Texas, and California. Her favorite record is I'm Sorry bl the Lovenotes. She likes to sing an has an outstanding voice. Nita has won many prizes in various talent shows. Student Council 15 A.A. 2, 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Merchandising Club 45 Iunior Achievement 4. SHEBA ELIZABETH BROWN Always smiling, always friendly, - that's Liz. Dancing, bowling, skating, or just being with people form her chief pastimes. After graduation Liz glans to attend business school and ecome a private secretary. Her secret desire is to work until she can repay her parents partly for all they've done for her. Biology Club 45 Merchandising Club Secretary 45 Iunior Party 3, nos: ANN . ' , Rosie a wo erfu ' eaker splend' - b r, h s some direct n t he U S a e instea f e h s been on th r o yti epans s and to V' , , n A o er - - ts 1 ' . . t - l'i II m. 6 w . s 4 nl- 5 1 1 y Q :Na r in -- .J a ' government. uly ers e s : pesto combine ' v- -9' rf a oreer in poli ics. ar,Boo taff 4' . . 45 Biology b 4- Fo m Clu 2 3 4- Frenc ub retar Trea rer4 ee Club 2 T surer e ident 'Math ub nor ior ment 3 4 I I Y' I I :4 pf 25 Hi r Club 5 Libra ervice 1, 35 l, : l 'l A 'Ve- . f it 5 17 A., MARGARET ANN BUA Marg, especially gifted for creative work, first developed her artistic talent with piano lessons at the age of twelve. Many times have her charming poems appeared in our Distall. Marg also enjoys bowling, dancing, baseball, a'nd basketball. She plans to enter B.C, and study language. Distaff 45 Distaff Aide 25 Year Book Staff 45 English Club 45 Histor Club 45 Italian Club President 4: Math Club 45 Iunior Party 35 Honor Roll Z, 3, 43 lunior Achievement 3, 45 Perfect At- tendance 3, 4. DIANE NOREEN BULDINI Because of You means DiDi is around. She's a tall, blue-eyed beauty with a keen personality and a great sense of humor. She can always be found at Easties' football gamesg it's her favorite sport. She loves dancing or listening to rhythm and blues hits, Her ambition,-why, to be an airline hostess. Merchandising Club 4. . :, to ADELE LEONA CAPPRINI Adele, one of the most vivacious girls in school, delighted us with her playing of the accordion. She is also a sentimentalist who keeps a scrap- book on all important school activi- ties. She enjoys dancing, bowling, and roller skating. She plans to study music at night and be a music teacher. Year Book Staff 45 Alumnae Aide 45 A.A. 45 Business Girls' Club Vice- President 45 English Club 45 Forum Club 3, 45 Iunior Party 35 Senior Party 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attend- ance 2, 3, 4. IOSEPHINE MARIE CARCERANO lo is a small girl whom you'll al- ways find carrying few books, casual- ly walking down the corridors sing- ing l'll Be Seeing You. Her secret desire is to own her own home, Alter graduation, Io plans to work a while, and then concentrate on making someone special very happy. A,A, 2, 3, 45 Merchandising Club 4. ROSE MARIE ANN CALASCIBETTA Rosie is an all-around girl. She has enjoyed traveling uite a bit, One of her hobbies is food. Going to Boston Clerical School and then becoming a secretary is her ambition. Afterwards, settling down and raising a family is Year Book Staff 45 A.A, 3, 45 Busi- ness Girls' Club 45 Glee Club 3. for Rosie. .... - .,-s' 4 ' .. - ROSEANNE CAROL CAMPANELLO Always ready to help and comfort any friend is Roseanne. Collecting old all-occasion cards is her hobby. Talented! I'll say she is5 she even danced in the May Festival one year, The ability to take everything in stride with a smile sums up Roseanne, Her ambition is getting a good job and later raising a family. A,A. 3, 45 Business Girls' Club 4. ANNE MARGARET CAPILLO Anne, one of the cutest graduates of the Class of 55, loves to eat, especial- ly those delicious hot fudge sundaes. Her favorite record is lf I Give My Heart to You . She is very fond of ice skating, swimming. dancing, football, and hockey. Anne is planning on two years of business school, then work as a private secretary. Student Council 25 Distaff Aide 3, 45 A.A, l, 2, 35 Business Girls' Club 45 En lish Club President 45 Iunior Party 35 glonor Roll l, 2, 35 Perfect Attend- ance 15 Iunior Achievement 3, 4. IOAN MARIE CAREY Dark brown hair and eyes, a cheery hello - that's Ioan. Singing is her favorite pastime, 'Her favorite foods are steaks and salads. For sports she enjoys skating, baseball, and football. Ioan hopes someday to travel around the world, perhaps with the Waves, which she hopes to join. A.A. 4. LORETTA THERESA CARLO Loretta is a gal who is full of fun and fancy free. She has won a prize for perfect attendance in Iunior High. She is planning to enter the Convent under the Daughters of St, Vincent de Paul after graduation. Distaff Aide 45 A.A. 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 3, Library Service 2, 45 Perfect Attendance 1. 3, MARY PATRICIA CASTRONOVO Marx is determined to travel some- day. t present she enjoys dancing, lootball, bowling, swimming, and list- ening to popular music. Her favorite dish is spaghetti and meatballs, Mary wants to be a private secretary and take advantage of the way she has of getting along with people. ' MARILYN ANN CELIA Marliyn is noted for her warm and sociable friendliness. She is well liked by all because of her willingness to lend a helping hand. She has a passion for collecting poems and records. Her secret desire is to let her hair grow long. Her main ambition in life is to marry and have children. Year Book Staff 4, A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Buzsiniss Girls' Club 4, Honor Roll DOROTHY ANN CHASE Happy-go-lucky, that's our Dottie. You can hear her merry laughter floating through the corridors all dur- ing the day, Her sparkling erson- ality has won her many friendls. Next year Dottie plans to enter the busi- ness world, then hopes to find happi- ness in being a housewife. A.A. 3, 4, Merchandising Club 4, Iunior Achievement 3. MARIE CIRIELLO She's a great friend and a quiet one at that. Marie is cooperative with everyone and always there when you need her. Bowling is her favorite sport, and l Only Have Eyes For You is her song. No doubt she'll make a wonderful secretary. Year Book Staff 4, A.A. 2, 3, 4, Busi- ness Girls' Club 4, English Club 4, ilogiog Toll 2, 3, Perfect Attendance ALLYCE DEAN CLAPP A pat on the back and a cute smile are a couple of Allyce's daily rou- tines. That sparkling personality does- n't diminish her e ficiency at all. Allyce has been to Nova Scotia, and by joining the Marines she intends to further her travel, Who knows? She may meet that important Lieutenant whom she so richly deserves. Student Council 3, 4, A.A. 2, 3, 4, Business Girls' Club, Treasurer 4, Glee Club 3, Honor Roll 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 3. VERONICA EFFIE CHEKOULIAS Vera, a girl with a wonderful per- sonality and great ambition, hopes someday to reach her goal and be a comptometer operator. Her favorite astimes are cooking and reading. She also likes swimming, bowling, and baseball. lf she does not fulfill her chosen ambition, I am sure she will make a wonderful housewife. A.A 1, 2, 4. MARY CHRISTO Friendly, charming, and full of fun describes Mary. Her leisure time is spent in looking at and buying clothes. Next year she intends to enter an art school to become a top interior decorator, and make her million be- fore she is thirty. She enjoys baseball, baseketball, and ice skating. Year Book Staff 4, A.A. 2, 3, Busi- ness Girls' Club 4, English Club 4, Glee Club 2, Perfect Attendance 2. CAROL ANN IANET CICCO Curly black hair, bewitching black eyes, a cute smile describe Carol. Eating large courses of lobster, filet mignon, reading Gone with the Wind, and listening to I Only Have Eyes For You sum up her favorite pastimes. More schooling and work- ing in an airport are ahead for Carol. I Bgusiness Girls' Club 4, Honor Roll ELLENOR DUFFIELD CLEGG Rusty has won the friendship of many girls through her quiet, warm personality. Next year Rusty plans to go into nurses' training. She likes dancing, swimming, basketball, and listening to For All We Know. Her ambition is to own a bright red Cad- illac convertible. A.A.2. ' D ALTONEITE MARY COLE Alty would like to attend business school next year and then get a position in an office. Her favorite food is fried clams, her favorite actors are Iohn Wayne, Marlon Brando, Ieff Chandler. She is very fond of movies, bowling, painting, and roller skat- ing. Alty's secret desire is to play the piano like Liberace. PATRICIA BEVELY COLES Tish just bubbles over with person- ality. She loves parties and dancing, but she also loves sports. She even has her own basketball team outside of school. Singing is another of her hobbies, and so is collecting records. She has also traveled through the southern states, Do you wonder every- one says, What a girl! Student Council 2, Distaff Aide 1, 2, A.A. 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Presi- dent 4, Library Service 4, Senior Party 4. MARIE COLLINS English and history are Marie's favorite subjects. She prefers classical and organ music. Her favorite hymns are Elgin's and Shepherd, Show Me How to Go. She yearns to travel the world over. Her future lies at Salem State Teachers' College, and indeed our descendants will have a wonderful teacher. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Biology Club, Vice President 4, English Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Honor Roll 4, Perfect Attend- ance 3. CATHERINE MARIE CONNOLLY lf you see a pretty red head wtih brown eyes walking through the cor- ridors with plenty of laughter around her, that could be just one person, Kitty. Kitty is tops with all her friends. Her ambition is to work in the Tele- phone Company and to be happily married ten years from now. Year Book Staff 4, Merchandising Club 4, Perfect Attendance 4. ROBERTA ANN COSTA Bobbie, liked by all, has many friends. Her favorite pastimes are listening to records and dancing. She also loves to travel, and her secret desire is to imitate Duncan Hines and sample food from the best known res- taurants in the United States. First, however, she plans to enter nurses' training school. A.A. 2, 4, Biology Club 4. ROSALIE MAY COVEY By her sincere interest and attitude, Rose has succeeded in making many life-long friends. She enjoys sports, especially baseball and swimming. Her favorite hobby is taking pitcures and listening to Glen Miller's String of Pearls. She secretly desires to be- come an airline stewardess, but will settle for a career in bookkeeping, in which a fortunate young man will most likely make her one of his own assets. Year Book Staff 4, A.A. 2, 3, 4, Busi- ness Girls' Club 4. BARBARA FRANCES CONTEE Barbara's sincerity and charm have given her a place in everyone's heart. he has a wide variety of interest, she dances, she sings, she reads, she enjoys football and tennis, she col- lects jazz records, but above all, she collects friends. Next year she plans to work, but after that it's college for Barbara. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, History Club 4, Latin Club 4, junior Achieve- ment 3, 4. MARIA GEORGIA CORAS Maria, with her good looks, ability, and wonderful sense of humor, is bound to be an asset in any office. She has a facility in making friends wherever she goes. She claims that she wants- to be a gay spinster with lots of money, She enjoys bowling, basketball, and football. Her favorite song is As Time Goes By. Biology Club President 4, English Club 4, French Club 3, History Club 4, junior Achievement 3. IRENE MARIE COROLLA Irene is one of our most popular and well-liked girls. Sparkling brown eyes and shining hair are just a few of many attractions that contribute to Irene's personality and charm. Her favorite pastime is listening to Billy Eckstien's records, especially My Destiny. Irene's ambition is to be a successful secretary and to be mar- ried ten years from now. Merchandising Club President 4. IUANITA LENORA CRICHLOW Once quiet and shy, Nita's good humor and common sense have over- come that quality. Whether it's eating chop suey, listening to Roy Hamilton, watching sporting events or partici- pating in them, or just being her charmin self, Nita enjoys every min- ute of the day. She plans to attend Clerical and maybe later join the Navy. Library Service 4, junior Achieve- ment Treasurer 3, Secretary 4. SANDRA MARIE CURIE Sandy, who is very attractive, is well liked by everyone because of her wonderful personality and good sense of humor, Her ambition is to become a model and then someday get married. Her secret desire is to visit Rome. She likes bowling, basket- ball, and swimming, and also read- ing. A.A. 4, Business Girls' Club 4. MARY CATHERINE CURTIS Mary's gay laughter, pleasant per- sonality, and genuine friendliness portray a large phase of her splendid character. She loves to sing and dance, and incidentally does both well. Well packed food in her sand- wiches is a treasured delight, Her future plans are to work in the First National Bank and eventually, who knows! A.A. 4, Business Girls' Club 4, Glee Club, Vice President 4, Student Coun- cil l, Distaff Aide 3, Year Book, Staff 4, Honor Roll 2, 3. C3 FAITH ANNE D'AMA'I'O Whenever you hear an outburst of laughter, you'll always be able to identify Bunny among the crowd. Aside from laughing and joking, her favorite pastimes are collectin rec- ords and listening to radio. Shegiopes to become a hairdresser and in ten years to be married and have two kids. All in all, she's one of the greatest persons to know. Distaff Aide 3. IHENE OLGA DANIELSON MARGUERITE DENNETT Maggie's warm personality and charm are the secret of her popular ity. Iazz and Symphon Sid hold her musical interests wit September Song in first place For sports she prefers softball football and swim ming. To eat pizza in Italy and then to travel through the rest of Europe is her secret desire She plans to be come an airline hostess WINIFRED DE YOUNG -1:1 : w Who is the girl with the vivid per- sonality and beguiling smile? Irene, of course! She is c. golden-haired miss with sparkling blue eyes. When you see a Don't Disturb sign on her back, you know she is listening to her favorite song, My Foolish Heart . Her favorite s orts are bowling and basketball. Ofihce work is her goal next year. Business Girls' Club 4. .KN x K.. MINNIE BERKLEY DAVIS Min is popular and well-liked by most of her friends. She is the girl with personality plus. Dancing is her chief pastime, and basketball her favorite sport, Her secret desire is to spend New Year's Eve in Cuba. Next fall she plans to enter Clerical School. A.A. 4. YVONZELI. DAVIS Vonnie's cheerful friendliness and charm have won our hearts, but her quiet determination and ready sym- Eiathy have also won our admiration. usic is her first love, but she also enjoys tennis and dancing. She has no definite plans for next year, but she dreams of studying at the Con- servatory of Music. Year Book Staff 4, Alumnae Aide 4, A.A. 2, 3, Business Girls' Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Library Service Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Senior Party 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2,.3, 4. IUNE GLORIA DE MARCO A very sweet girl with a charming personality, that's our Iune. At the age of ten she was a star of a play and was a big success. Her favorite song is Teach Me Tonight by the De Castro Sisters, She enjoys swim- ming and basketball, indeed, her se- cret ambition is to become a swim- ming and diving star, Next year she'd like to work in a bank. Year Book Staff 4, Prom Committee 4, A.A, 2, Business Girls' Club 4, Ital- ian Club, Treasurer 4. Winnie is certainly the baby of our class, joining us only in Ianuary. How- ever, her warm sociability and easy, friendly manner soon made us feel she was really one of us. An ardent reader, she also likes singing, danc- ing, and knitting, Winnie's ambition is to go into nurses' training and eventually to become either an air- plane hostess or a member of the armed forces. Mmw mann ni PASQUALE ti' A of f it Mary is as vivacious as she is blond, and her blue eyes sparkle with humor. She is also as intelligent as she is attractive, as her high scholastic standing shows. An active Scout, she is now an assistant troop leader. Her efficiency and popularity have also won her two offices in I. A. Year Book Staff, Business Manager, A.A, 2, 3, 4, Business Girls' Club 4, Enggish Club 4, Library Service Club 4, onor Roll 2, 3, 4, Iunior Achieve- ment 3, 4. ANNETTE ANGELA DI PIETRO Annette is one of the friendliest and brightest girls at G.H.S. She directs shows and often creates her own dances of modern and classical ballet. Reading books is her favorite pastime, but she also enjoys sports. She plans to study to be a social worker at B. U. Annette's secret desire is to be a choreographer. A.A. 2, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. PHYLLIS MARY DI PRIMA Phyllis is a quiet, pleasant person. Her hobbies are collecting Perry Como's records and eating Italian food, especially pizza, Bowling, volley ball, and swimming are her favorite pastimes. Perhaps some day her se- Eetddesire to see Italy will be ful- i e . Year Book Staff 4. CATHERINE MARIE DOHERTY With her chic bangs, Kay is well known for her wonderful personality and fine sense of humor, Kay's pleas- ures include dancing, eating spag- hetti, playing basketball, and bowl- ing. Mr. Sandman is her favorite song, Her ambition is to be a secre- tary. With her abundance of charm and sincerity Kay will always be popular. A.A. 4, Business Girls' Club 4. EDA MARIE DONATELLI Promptness and efficiency can prob- ably best account for Eda's success in scholastic achievements, Eda plans to attend Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School after graduation. She finds en- joyment in dancing, especially the tango, bowling, in which she obtains fairly high scores: and tennis. Believe it or not, Eda's secret desire is to be a singer. Student Council 3, Distaff 3, Busi- ness Manager 4, Distaff Aide 1, 2, Year Book Staff 4, Marshal 4, A.A. 2, 3, 4, Business Girls' Club 4, English Club 4, Glee Club 2, ltalian Club 4, Iunior Party 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Achievement 4. IOANNE MARIE DYBES lo is the girl whose favorite pastime is working for the Y.W.C.A. She loves to dance, especially folk dancing. Io has been fortunate in being chosen to go to the Y World Convention in Paris as a delegate from the U.S. Plans for the future are Teachers' College, With her personality, we know she'll go far. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, History Club 4, Latin Club 4, Iunior Achieve- ment 3. BEATRICE ZILLA ELAM Beady has a very charming person- ality. She is friendly and liked by all. Her favorite pastime is going to the movies or reading good books. Beadyfs favorite song is 'Sincerely, For sports she plays basketball and tennis. Her ambition is to attend nurs- ing school and become a nurse in the Air Force. A,A. 3, 4, Merchandising Club 4. BARBARA ANN DOWNEY Babs' favorite pastime is to listen to the late Bunny Berrigan records. She intends to marry in a couple of years and have a flock of children,- It's cheaper by the dozen. Her se- cret desire is to see Frank Sinatra at the Latin Quarter, escorted of course, by her own Prince Charming, A.A. 4, Business Girls' Club 4. IAC QUELINE RITA DUB OIS Quiet and yet full of fun can prob- ably best describe Iackie. Although she belongs to many clubs, she still finds time for her favorite sports, swimming, dancing, and bowling, Her quiet activities include collections of stamps and plants. Her ambition is to attend either B. U. or Northeastern, and her secret desire is to visit her pen-pal in England, Year Book Staff 4, A,A. 2, 4, Biology Club, Treasurer 4, French Club, Presi- dent 4, Math Club 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Iunior Achievement 3, 4. LAURETTE MARIE DUBOIS Laurie has genuine French charm, as she was born of French parents. Her favorite pastimes are bowling, dancing, and swimming, and her se- cret desire is to be a photographer. When given a photograph and pho- tographer's paints, Laurie works won- ders. She hopes to study photography, and who knows, we may have another Eastman in our midst! A.A. 2, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, 4, Perfect Attend- ance 2. ROSE MARY FAGIOLI A pleasing personality and a friend- ly hello for everyone, that's our girl Rosie. She has a wonderful collection of rhythm and blues records. Her favorite songs are Hearts Made of Stone and Make Yourself Comfort- able, Her favorite sports are dancing and roller skating. Rosie's ambition is to work as a secretary, then get married and have two children, Student Council 2, A.A. 2, 3, 4, Business Girls' Club 4. DOLORES ANN FALZARANO You will always find a smile on Dolly's face even on the bluest day. Although her favorite pastime is eat- ing chicken, she also loves to dance, bowl, swim, play basketball and baseball, and listen to Because of You. by Tony Bennett. Her secret desire is to go to Europe and to be Cl good mother to four children. Alumnae Aide 4, A.A. 2, 3, 4, Senior Party 4, LOUISE FASANO Lou likes to collect Tony Bennett records, her favorite being Because of You. After graduation she hopes to work and then marry and have four lovely children. Don't think this sweet china doll is going to lead a dull life, her secret desire is to see all the famous night clubs of the world. Student Council 1, A.A. 4, Business Girls' Club 4, Merchandising Club 4. ROSALIE ANN FERULLO Lee's favorite pastime is designing clothes and eating ice cream, She also likes to listen to Frankie Laine's records. Lee's secret desire is to marry a millionaire, but for the next couple of years Lee hopes to be attending Art School. ln five years look for Lee's picture on the cover of Vogue. A.A. 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Mer- chandising Club 4. PHYLLIS ELAINE FEWTRELL Willie has a sincere and loving personality. She was fortunate indeed to portray the Mother of God in a Christmas play at her church in 1953. Willie plans to continue school to study to become an airline hostess. Perhaps someda her secret desire to work more closely with the clergy of her faith will come true. A wonderful future is in store. A.A. l, 3, 45 Business Girls' Club 4: Library Service 3, 45 Merchandising Club 45 Iunior Party 35 Senior Party 45 Iuniot Achievement 3, 4. MARY MILDA GEDMINTAS Mary is a warmhearted, quiet girl. Milda, as her fellow Lithuanians call her, has traveled a lot, and five years ago came to the U.S.A. She likes to go to operas, watch ballet, and camp in a Girl Scout tent. Folk dancing is her favorite pastime, Ambitious as well as intelligent, Mary is planning to go to college and be a chemist. A.A. 45 French Club 3, 45 History Club 45 Math Club 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4, IOANNA ELIZABETH GELSOMINI Paris, London, Rome-Io wishes to visit these places during her world travels. Within the next ten Years Ioanna will, no doubt, be ound sketching or painting, first as an art student, then as a top flight illus- trator. 1o's talent doesn't mar her love for fun and sports, Surrounded by friends, she will often be found bowl- ing, swimming, or ice skating. Year Book Staff Art Editor 45 A.A. 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Library Serv- ice 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance Z. VINCENZA GRACE FIRICANO Vinny's petiteness is no disadvan- tage. There's a heap o' talent and temper in this girl. Since she makes her own clothes, Vinny's outfits are out of this world. No doubt she'll make a wonderful mother for the four boys she wants, Here is a toast to you, Vinny, for all the happiness in the world. Year Book Staff 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 35 Perfect Attendance l. MARGARET MARY FISHER An enthusiastic sportswoman, Peggy can usually be found playing basket- ball, volley ball, or swimming. She likes popular music. ln later years she plans to go to modeling school at night. Modest Peggy is worried about her success in this field, but we know she'1l have cz successful career. A.A. 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Party 35 Iunior Achievement 3, NORMA ELEANOR GAROFANO Norma, a sweet girl with a charm- ing personality, is well liked by all. Among other t ings, she enjoys danc- ing, especially to the tune of You'1l Never Know . After graduation she glans to go to hairdressing school. e know Norma has all the qualifi- cations for making an excellent hair- dresser, and we wish her luck in the future. A.A. 2, 3, 45 Business-Girls' Club 4 -Chairmanp Honor Roll 2, 35 Prom Committee 4. IOYCE FRANCES GEORGE Charming, brown-eyed George, as she is known to many, has been to many states and ho es to travel fur- ther in the future. Har delight in mu- sic, like Teach Me Tonight, and in good books, like The Caine Mutin , has given her a bright personality and an ever bigger sparkle. George has participated in many sports, Yes, she's real George! A.A, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Achievement 4. VITA TERESA GIGLIO Vi always has a sparkle in her eyes and ci smile on her lips, and it's a Pleasure to be in her company. Her avorite sports are bowling, baseball, and swimming, She loves to laugh, and everyone enioys laughing with her. Vita hopes to become a secre- tary, and her uiet efficiency and de- pendability will make her a good one. Year Book Staff 45 A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Honor Roll 3. TOBEY GILMAN As if Tobey's sparkling green eyes and black hair, charm and individu- ality weren't enough, she also has unusual ability, She has received all A's during her years in Girls' High School. Her ambition is to go to col- lege and become an accountant. She likes to dance, listen to popular mu- sic, bowl, and enjoys basketball. Year Book Staff 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Achievement 3. BETTY WILMA GITTENS Always in the center of the group is Begee, everybody's friend and a friend to all. Aside from laughing and joking, Betty enjoys basketball, danc- ing, listening to records. Her heart does flips when she hears My Friend. Iohnny Ray is her favorite recording star, In the future we hope to see her as executive of a business firm. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Business Girls' Club 4, History Club 4, Latin Club 4. IOANN FLORENCE GIULIANA Although Io enjoys reading and bowling, her first love is music and her secret desire is to be a singer. Having already proved her ability as a performer by appearing in several plays and in a musical show, in the near future Io hopes to take a course in the theatre or to study singing and perhaps fulfill her secret ambition. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 3, Latin Club 4, Iunior Achievement 3, 4, Per- fect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4, se GUNTA GOSTS Gunta comes from Latvia and has traveled in Germany. Now, however, she has acquired that trim, well- dressed American look. Gunta likes reading, classical music like La Traviata, playing tennis, and skiing. She hopes to become an X-Ray tech- nician and do some more travelling in the future. Bon voyage, mon amie! A.A, 3, 4, Centennial Revue l. IACQUELYN MYRNA GOULDING Iackie, a pert and petite miss, qual- ifies as one of baseball's most excit- able fans. Her not so secret desire is to be the mother of nine boys and three girls. Writing stories is her fa- vorite pastime, and bowling and skating are her favorite sports, Col- lege is probable next year, but mar- riage is certain soon after. AA. 4, Business Girls' Club 4, Forum Club 4, History Club 4, Iunior Achievement 3, 4. DIMITRA GIIKA Dimitra, known to her friends as Dee, is dark-eyed and attractive with a very pleasing personality. Her am- bition is to go to Clerical School for two years and acquire a good posi- tion in business. Among her favorite sports and pastimes are hockey, bowling, dancing, and listening to popular music. Business Girls' Club 4, Iunior Achievement 3. FRANCES SARA GOODMAN Everyone who knows her can see why Sis was awarded the polite- ness award in grammar school. Her favorite tune is Hearts of Stone, and she goes for bowling and basket- ball in a big way. Besides always getting all the lobster salads and sundaes she wants, Sis's ambition is to become a filing clerk. A.A, 2, 3, 4, Business Girls' Club 4, Library Service Club 4, Marshal 4. IOAN GORMLEY Ioni, with her soft brown eyes, spar- kling personality, and good looks, has travelled to North Carolina, Wash- ington, and Virginia. She likes to read, cook, bowl, and collect records, her favorite being No Other Love. In the future she hopes to go into secretarial work, then marry and raise a large family. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Business Girls' Club, Secretary 4. A ' t l 1.3 ' BERNICE LORRAINE GRECO A bundle of joy are words easily describing Bernice, known as Butch. She's a pretty girl with a humorous attitude which delights anyone in her company. Her way of always wanting to help someone makes her an easy girl to get along with, After gradua- tion she plans to enter the Telephone Company. ILSE GRINBERGS The girl who comes from Europe and has been in Germany is llse Grinbergs. She prefers classical mu- sic, and books are her best friends. She would like to travel, Her favorite sport is swimming, She has been on G.H.S.'s radio program, B.U. will cer- tainly receive a good interpreter in the future. A,A. 3, 4, French Club 4, Latin Club 4, Math Club 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Per- fect Attendance 2, 3. CARMELA ANNE GUARNACCIA This is Mel, the girl with the sweet smile and attractive eyes. She is known throughout the school as a delightful friend, Her favorite pastime is to watch a good boxing bout on television. Her plans for the future are to become a telephone operator. RENEE LEONA GULLER If our Editor in Chief pursues her ambition as much as she already has f clone there is no doubt that we have a future star in our midst Renee has already studied acting at Emerson and has been in several Peabody rays and in two plays at Emerson. er further study of drama, perhaps at BU will certainly prepare this honor student for her dream of thea- Dxstaff 3 Distaff Aide 2 Year Book Staff Editor 4 English Club 45 Forum Club 3 4 French Club 3 45 History Club 4 Math Club 3 4 Iunior Party 3 Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Perfect Attend- LEONA ROBERTA GUPTILL Lee isnt very big she isn't very tall but she has a big heart and shares it with all She has a wonder- ful gift of gab which makes her popu- lar with many girls Her hobbies are reading and writing letters. She also enjoys dancing horseback riding, and reading books Her secret desire is lun or Achievement 3 45 Business IEAN HAMILTON When you hear that gay laughter, you turn around and there is Ieannie, a small girl with a big personality. She is full of fun and attracts many friends with her winning ways, Since Ieannie's ambition is to get married, no wonder that You're the Right One is her favorite number. Ieannie is such a sweet girl that we are sure she'll find success. A,A. 3, 45 Business Girls' Club 4. LORRAINE FRANCES HAMILTON Ra Ra's sweet and charming man- ner, pleasant smile, and angelic face endear her to all who know her. Lorraine likes football, baseball, swimming, bowling, and history. She plans to be a secretary and ho es to visit Rome some day, Barbie is her constant companion and best friend. Distaff Aide 3, 45 Year Book Staff 45 AA, 2, 45 Biology Club 35 Business Girls' Club 45 nglish Club, Secre- tary 45 Honor Roll 2, 45 lunior Achieve- ment 4. DOROTHEA HARDING The girl with the pretty smile is known to everyone as Mitzi. Her per- sonalit and easy going ways have made her liked by all. She likes to sew, and her favorite tune is Please Remember My Heart. Her desire is to travel, but other plans may upset this. Whatever you do, Mitzi, we hope you'll find happiness. A.A. 1, 2, 45 Library Service 45 Spanish Club 3. GAIL PHYLLIS HARRINGTON A wonderful friend is the way you would describe Gail with her pleas- ant smile and wonderful sense of humor. As editor of the Distaff, she had the honor of being chosen to visit Freedom's Foundation at Valley Forge. Her favorite sports are bowl- ing and swimming. After she grad- uates, she plans to advance herself in secretarial work. Student Council 1, 2, 35 Distall 2, 3, Editor 45 Distaff Aide 25 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Perfect Attendance 2, PATRICIA HELEN HARRINGTON Wherever Pat goes, she gives the feeling of happiness. When she trav- elled to Europe, I am sure everyone there loved her as well as we do. She has an eager, inquiring mind and loves to discuss anything, a trait that has enlivened man a classroom. She enjoys equally baseball, current events, and philosophy. After gradu- ation she plans to go to college. AA, 45 Forum Club, Treasurer 45 History Club 45 Latin Club 45 Library Service 45 Math Club, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Iunior Achievement 3, Treasurer 45 Perfect Attendance 3. EILEEN ANNE HASSET1' Eileen is an ardent baseball fan and great follower of the Red Sox. She is very active in Iunior Achieve- ment and you can usually find her over there telling jokes. After gradu- ation she plans to go to Boston Cleri- cal School and someday be a private secretary to some dashing executive, Distaff 45 Year Book Staff 45 A,A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 English Club 45 History Club, Treasurer 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Achieve- ment 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN HAYES Take pep, personality, and friendli- ness, put them into a pretty girl, and that's our Pat, She has a warm smile and a natural magnetism for winning friends, She loves football, swimming, and dancing. Her secret desire is to be a successful stenotype operator. She radiates sunshine wherever she goes. A.A. 2, 45 Forum Club 45 Library Service 45 Iunior Achievement 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 3. EMMA IEAN HEARD lean is one of the most lovable girls in our class. She always has a pleasant greeting for everyone, Her favorite siorts are swimming, volley ball, and owling. lean plans to enter Boston Teachers' College in the fall. Her quiet understanding, charm, and ready sympathy will make her a won- derful teacher, A.A. 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 History Club 4: Iunior Achievement 4. IOANNE BARBARA HEDGES Our Io is the girl with a magnetic Bersonality and a stunning wardrobe. er warm manner accounts for her may friends at G.H,S,, and we know she is quite the popular girl with the opposite sex, too. Her future plans are to go to the University of Mass., and then she hopes to make some lucky fellow very happy. We know she will be a success at both, Student Council 4, Distaff 2, 4, Dis- taff Aide l, 2, Year Book Staff 4, A,A. l, 2, 3, 4, Forum Club 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, French Club 3, 4, History Club 4, Math Club 2, 3, Iunior Party 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Achieve- ment, Secretary 3 and 4, Perfect At- tendance 2. MARIORIE HOUGHTON Dimples is a very ambitious girl. She has traveled through all the New England States and hopes to visit every country in the world. She has a collection of salt and'pepper shak- ers, Her favorite sports are swimming, roller skating, and dancing. She plans to join the Waves, IUDITH YVONNE IRVING Never in a hurry - that's Iudy. She likes to read, to listen to music, and to eat lobster. Iudy also enjoys danc- ing, swimming, skating, and bowling. Her ambition is to attend Clerical School and some day marry. Her se- cret desire is to go to Bermuda. See you in Bermuda, Iudy. Biology Club 4, French Club 3, History Club 4. ROSA MAE IACKSON lf you should chance to see a girl with a suitcase hurrying to catch a train, it's Rosa, She has visited twen- tg-one of the states and hopes to see t em all. Her favorite song is Smile She likes to play volley ball. After graduation Rosa plans to enter Nurs- ing School. When she finishes, she plans to enter the Waves. Merchandising Club 4, Iunior Party 3, Senior Party 4, Iunior Achieve- ment 3, 4. POLLY HRONO Polly is the liveliest girl we know, No matter what sport it is, it's her favorite, especially horseback riding. She is president of a 4-H Horse Club in Littleton, Bocharo. Polly also loves hill-billy, rhythm and blues music. Her secret desire is to own a ranch. And away we go! AA, l, Z, 3, 4. IDA MARIE INTERBARTOLO Ida, sweeter than apple cider, is a girl with cr terrific personality. She loves to listen to the radio and collect records, especially rhythm and blues, and enjoys dancing, bowling, skating, and swimming, Later Ida hopes to marry and have at least ten children, A.A. 2, 3, 4, Business Girls' Club, Honor Roll 2, 3, Year Book Staff 4. ROSE MARIE INTERBARTOL0 Tootsie is noted for her pleasant disposition. She loves to play the piano and to dance, especially the mambo. After graduation, Tootsie hopes to be either a private secretary or enter hairdressing school. Her am- bition is to be a success in life. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Girls' Club 4, Distaff 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 4, Iunior Party 3, Honor Roll l, 2, Perfect Attendance l. NOEL IACOB Noel is a sweet girl and a real pal with a great personality. She came to us from Syria and hopes someday to visit her country again. After grad- uation she hopes to enter Boston Clerical. Her secret desire is to have a big business of her own some day. A.A. 3, Business Girls' Club 4, Iun- ior Achievement 4. DOROTHY MAE IONES The shy redhead who is seen rush- ing to her classes is called Honey. Honey's pastime is listening to music, she is ecgually interested in Vic Da- mone an Caruso. She likes to roller skate and makes an attempt at danc- ing. Her secret desire is to become a disc-jockey, Tune in, won't you? MARLENE CLAIRE IOSEPH Our Merna has a ready smile with twinkling brown eyes and brown hair. She loves playing the piano, and her song is Stardust , Secretly she has always wanted to meet the President of the U. S., and, knowing Merna, she probably will. Merna's plans for the future are college and later marriage. A.A, l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, His- tory Club 4, Latin Club 4, Math Club 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, Iunior Party 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Iunior Achieve- ment 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3. I OAN TI-IERESA KANTER loan's cheerful ways win her many friends. She's a cute brunette with flashing eyes and a vibrating person- ality. She enjoys dancing and listen- ing to the radio. Her ambition is to become a housewife with a large family and a home of her own, and her secret desire is always to do the best she can, A.A. 2, 4, Business Girls' Club 4, Honor Roll l 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attend- ance l, 2. I RENE MAE KENNARD Pierre has wonderful hands at art, In the eighth grade she won a old key from the Boston Globe Art Con- test. She also likes fishing and basket- ball. Her secret desire is to travel to Pakistan, her ambition is to become a professional dancer. A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Merchandising Club 4, Distaff 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. HALINA KLEINDIENST When you see a friendly, smiling face, that would be no one but Halina. Born in Poland, she traveled before coming to the United States in 1949. She collects stamps, loves music, and enjoys volley ball and ping pong. Her desire is to work and attend night school, VALERIE KOLOSKOV To get into a conversation with Val is a marvellous experience, for this charming girl speaks five tongues,- English, Polish, Russian, German, and her native Ukranian. Though she now loves to sing, to draw, and to listen to records, she has not for otten her war experiences and the flight through Europe. Valerie hopes to major in biology or languages in college. A.A. l, 2, 3, Biology Club 4, French Club 3, Glee Club 3, Histor Club 4, Math Club 3, Yearbook Stal 4, Mar- shal 4, Iunior Achievement 3, 4, Per- fect Attendance 3. ts.-f.5. -.:, . .,wtr..f ,N MIRIAM RACHEL KERALLAH A sparkling personality, a ready smile, wit, and charm are a few of the fine qualities which Mimi pos- sesses. Her hobbies are roller skating, dancing, bowling, baseball, and lis- tening to records. With her gift of speech Mimi will talk her way into a top secretarial position in the future. AA. l, 2, 3, 4, Business Girls' Club 4, Forum Club l, 2, Library Service 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Honor Roll 2, junior Achievement 3, 4. SUZAN KESEIAN Sue has an outstanding personality which' has made her well liked by all, Her favorite song is Teach Me To- night . She enjoys many sports, es- pecially roller skating and baseball, and loves to talk on the telephone. Next year it's Boston Clerical for Sue. A.A. 4. CAROL ANN KIRWAN lf you see a girl with twinkling brown eyes and a brilliant smile rush- ing through the corridor - that's Carol. She enjoys swimming, bowl- ing, dancing, collecting pictures of Ted Williams, in fact, she enjoys life in general. Her ambition is to work for the Telephone Company. A.A. l, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Year Book Staff 4. REGINA FRANCES KRAIEWSKI Genie is one of the most personable and amiable individuals in Girls' High. Wherever there are interesting books, plays, or ballets, you will un- doubtedly find Genie, Her plans for the future include college in order to be an expert in some field, but her secret ambition is to be on the stage, A.A. l, 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, History Club President 4, Math Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Honor Roll l, 2 all A's, 3, Iuriior Achievement 3. PATRICIA ANN KRIPP Peppy, as she is called by her friends, is a recent addition to G.H.S. She is noted for her rosy cheeks and pleasant disposition, Though her fa- vorite pastime is roller skating, she also enjoys basketball and football. Peppy hopes to attend business school after graduation, A.A. 4, Business Girls' Club 4, Li- brary Service 4, Honor Roll 4. DORIS MARIE LAINE Doris is a girl who is very active and has very pretty blue eyes. Her pastime is eating and having lots of fun out of life. She is planning to become an airline hostess, I am sure she will fulfill her secret desire and soon be flying high. Business Girls' Club 4, Library Service 2, 3, 4, junior Achievement 3, 4. Flys X i ts i ' i ' -eel? if Li-meg Q - Y, it if M ,S 'nl Nigel, -- it ' 5 . Q. . gl FRANCES IRENE LASCOLA There goes the brown-eyed girl with the D. A. - that's Frannie, Her fa- vorite song is My Friend , Her trav- els have taken her to California twice. Her sports are bowling, swimming, dancing, and skating, Frannie plans to work with the Telephone Company. Go to it! AA. l, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. PATRICIA IANE LASLIE Swimming, bowling, skating, Pat enjoys them all. Her hobby is collect- ing popular and western records, her favorite being Let the Rest of the World Go By. One of her secret am- bitions is to travel, and the other is to get a job she enjoys. A.A. 3, 4, 12 TJ I .. - N 5 F s A ,S i . aw We . . . , V ,fgggfqs r,,,, 5, i , VIRGINIA LEGETTE Friendly Ginny is outstanding among her friends for her inexhaust- ible smile and good will. Ginny has done quite a bit of traveling. Among her many hobbies is knitting, which she enjoys doing. Her favorite song is Smile. Ginny plans to enter a business college, then start her own real estate company. A,A. 2, 3, 4, Merchandising Club 4. REDA IADVYGA LENDRAT Reda came to G.H.S. from across the sea, bringing many customs and memories of Lithuania, Through per- severance and hard work, she suc- ceeded in over-coming difficulties in her path. She has many interests but enjoys folk-dancing the best. Her aim is to attend college and to work in a chemical laboratory. A.A, 2, 3, 4, History Club 4: Math Club 4, Honor Roll 3, Perfect Attend- ance 2, 3. CLAIRE SARAH LEBLANC Claire, a girl with a charming per- sonality, wants to travel around the world. Her eyes light up whenever she hears Frankie Laine sing. She hopes to be a successful office work- er, and later to make some lucky man happy, We can add that she deserves everything that her heart desires. A.A. 2, IUNE MARY LEE Iunie's extraordinary sense of humor and cheerful manner are unsurpassed. She always sees the bright side of everything. She likes novels by Pearl Buck, listening to the radio, Alan Ladd, and her mother's cooking. She hopes to be a nurse, a very success- ful one, without doubt, with that inimitable smile. Year Book Staff 4, A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 4, French Club 3, His- tory Club 4, Math Club 3, Honor Roll l, 2. 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3, 4, Latin Club 4. MARGUERITE KING LEE How often does one find an all- around girl, a fine dancer, a bowling and roller skating enthusiast, with a fun-loving personality and an intelli- gent mind? Many friendships have been kindled by Maggie's warm spirit. She plans to major in Home Economics at Simmons College, her charming personality will win as many friends there as in Girls' High. Student Council l, 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Year Book Staff 4, English Club 4, History Club 4, Li- brary Service 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, gig .zls 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 28 MARY AMANDA LII-'RIERI Mary is a girl who has personality plus, Everyone enjoys her company. She likes music and reading, Next year she hopes to be working in an office, and later to become a medical secretary. Her ambition in life is to be a success in her chosen career. Distaff Aide 3, A.A. 2, 4, Business Girls' Club 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. ADELE EDITH LIGI-ITB ODY Here she is, always smiling,-that's Adele. Her favorite pastime is listen- ing to rhythm and blues. After gradu- ation she plans to work for a few years, then marry a millionaire. At present she devotes her spare time to dancing, bowling, and swimming. A.A. 3, 4. BARBARA CELIA I.oCON'I'E Friendly, sincere, and petite-that's Babs, With her devilish green eyes and pleasant personality she'll win you over. Her favorite sports are bowling, swimming, and dancing. She enjoys listening to lf I Give My Heart to You. Her ambition lies at the Telephone Company. AA. 4, lunior Party 3, Senior Par- ty 4, PRISCILLA ALICE MAYFIELD BRENDA GRACE MacFARLAND Mac is a cute redhead - minus the temper, She has a sparkling sense of humor. She collects records, loves football, hockeg, dancing, and all kinds of foods. er desire is to travel abroad, but first she plans to be a secretary, Her charm and efficiency will insure her happiness in the future. A.A. 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Spanish Club 35 Honor Roll 35 Year Book Staff 4. MARIE ANNETTE MacKINNON V Marie is known to everyone for her stimulating personality, Always late and rushing to class, that's our Marie. She has been a lunior Achievement executive, and has also done some wonderful work with the Boston Chapter for Retarded Children. Plans for the future are a specialized teaching education at Boston Univer- sity, then the storybook ending5 they lived happily ever after. Distaff Aide 45 A.A. Z, 3, 45 Biology Club 35 French Club 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Math Club 3, 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 35 Iunior Achievement 35 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN ANNE MANIGLIA Carol, known to us as the girl in the bookroom, manages to find time to participate in her favorite sport - tennis anyone? plus skiing, ice skating, and horseback riding. Carol glans a career in either art or usiness. Senior Class Secretary 45 A.A. 1, 45 Library Service 45 Honor Roll 25 Year Book Staff 45 Prom Committee 4. NANCY ANN MARANO Shortie is well-liked by all because of her personality-plus. Sl'ie's crazy about rhythm and blues, or any music. You would usually find her in the Starlight after school. Danc- ing, skating, and bowling are her favorite pastimes. Her secret desires are to travel and to be a success. A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attend- ance 2. ELAINE SYLVIA MARTORANO Elaine, better known as Martie, is the happy-go-lucky girl of our class. Her favorite pastime is riding in broken down Chevies, in which she converses on educational topics. She is now stacking away, her millions for the family of twelve eautiful daugh- ters she hopes to raise. Distaff l5 Alumnae Aide 45 A,A, l, 2, 3, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 English Club 45 Library Service 4. RUBY MAE MASON Deen always has a pleasant dis- Eosition and a smile for everyone. er favorite song is Ebb Tide . For Eiastimes, Deen goes to the movies. er favorite sports are basketball, swimming, and dancing. Her secret desire is to travel the world over. Deen plans to attend Boston Clerical. A.A. 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Merchandising Club 4. IOAN MARGARET MASTERSON With her petite figure, loan looks as though she ste ped out of the Sages of SEVENTEEIN. She always as a bright smile for everyone. Ioan's pastimes are dancing, reading, or watching a Bruins' hockey game. Her ambition is to attend a secretarial school and later become a secretary to a big executive. ' A.A. 45 History Club 3. Priscilla has a gregarious person- ality which has won her many friends. She manifested her dancing talent when she appeared on tele- vision, in hospitals, and in many various shows. She likes swimming, skating, and is very loquacious. She is sanguine of becoming a book- keeper, Her secret desire is to be married by 1950. Distaff Aide 45 A.A. 1, 2, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Library Service 45 Mer- chandising Club 45 Dramatic Club 15 Iunior Party 35 Honor Roll 2, 35 Iunior glclgieazement 45 Perfect Attendance l, 1, BETTY ANN MAYO Betty is the girl with the friendly smile and pleasant disposition. Her favorite sports are swimming, roller- skating, and football. Bam would like to travel someday, but next year she intends to attend Boston Clerical, Bam's favorite record is the popular Ebb Tide by Roy Hamilton. She will always be a credit to us in the years to come. A.A. 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Iunior Achievement Secretary 3, 45 Perfect Attendance I. DOROTHY ANN MCLELLAN Our sweet little Tyke is full of warmth and sincerity. Her glowing smile and radiant eyes welcome many friends. Though diminutive, Tyke is a very mountain of quiet dependability surrounded with earnestness. Upon graduation she plans to be a typist, and later she hopes to get married. A.A. 2, 35 Business Girls' Club 4. if SADIE ROSE MELAD Sadie of the unusual singing voice is always cheerful. Her favorite pas- time is listening to records, preferably operatic and those of Mario Lanza. Sadie delights in Italian food and the Boston Red Sox. Her future plans are to enter the New England Conserv- atory of Music and further her singing career. Distaff 45 Year Book Staff 45 A,A. l, 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Honor Roll 35 Iunior Achieve- ment 3, 4. DORIS ANN METTA Doris is known for making friends easily, and what's more, keeping them. Her favorite pastime is eating Italian and Syrian foods, She would like to go into nurses' training next year, When she hears the songs Teach Me Tonight and I Love Paris, she goes into a trance. AA. 45 Honor Roll 35 Perfect At- tendance 3, f PATRICIA ROSE MINIUTTI Pat's colorful and compelling per- sonality helps her to be outstanding in all she endeavors. Roller skating and dancing are two fields in which she excels. She enjoys sports, but would rather watch football, base- ball, and basketball than play the game. Because she has the rare gift of being on time, to be kept waiting is her peeve, Tact and initiative are among her assets. Student Council 45 Year Book Staff 45 A.A. l, 2, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Library Service 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Achievement 3, 4. DELILAH MOCKAPETRIS To us, Delilah symbolizes the exotic glamor of the ballet5 yet she is at the same time friendly, pleasant, and unassuming. Since coming to Amer- ica, she has studied ballet for four years and has already made appear- ances in several concerts. Next year she plans to study in the American School of Ballet in New York, French Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Library Service 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 3, 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 35 Perfect At- tendance 1, 2, LILLIAN MARIE BEATRICE MING Our L. M, has a sparkling person- ality with a sincere manner and a charming smile. She is a basketball champ, and she also loves to dance and skate. Music is another of her interests. She is undecided whether to work or to continue school, but what- ever she does, she'll be liked by everyone she meets. Year Book Staff 45 A.A, l, 2, 3, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Library Serv- ice 45 Honor Roll 2, 35 Perfect Attend- ance 3, 4. ROSE CHRISTINE MINI CHIELLO Brains and beauty, - that's Rose. She's just as much interested in athletics, too, as she is in getting all A's. The short brown curly hair and contagious smile enhance her won- derful personality. Her ambition is to go to the University of Mass. Rose's big desire later is to become a house- wife and a mother. Student Council 25 Distaff Aide 35 Year Bock Staff 45 A.A, I, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 45 Library Service 1, 25 Math Club 3, 45 Honor Roll l, 2 all A's, 3 all A's. 45 Iunior Achievement 35 Perfect Attendance l. MARILYN ANN MINICHINO A bright smile, a warm hello, added to a sweet personality and a wonder- ful sense of humor will describe our Mal. She has beautiful red hair, and naturally, she has her share of freckles. Like most girls, her favorite pastime is dancing, Mal hopes to work in an office for a while, but her biggest ambition is to get married and have three children. Distaff 25 A.A. 1, 25 Business Club 4. VIRGINIA IOSEPHINE MOGAVERO Although quiet and reserved, Ginny has a certain something that endears her to all. Among her many hobbies is photography. Ginny also likes classical music, especially the Wil- liam Tell Overture. Ginny hopes to attend Northeastern University, where she will study to be a medical technician, She hopes later to have a permanent career in the Army Med- ical Corp. .I -' A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Histor Club 45 Latin Club 1, 45 Math Cl'ub 45 Iunior Achievement 4. MARY LOUISE MONAHAN lf you should be walking down the corridors and come across a girl of average height with blonde hair and blue eyes, that's our Mary Lou. Roller-skating is one or her enthu- siasms, and she goes at least once a week. Dancing and the movies oc- cupy whatever spare time she has. Office work is her ambition, with a trip around the world her secret desire. A.A, 45 Library Service 4. FAITH MARIE MORANDUS Snooky reveals her versatility in her interest in reading, dancing, tak- ing pictures, and playing bas etball and volleyball. She has traveled widely in the United States and would like to live in Washington, D. C. Snooky hopes someday to be- come a dietition and perhaps to enter the Air Force. A.A. 25 Business Girls' Club 45 Perfect Attendance 3. IUDITH ELAINE MORRIS Iudith Elaine, known as Iudy, is very friendly with everyone. She has a bright smile at all times and is pleasant to be with. Her hobbies are dancing and playing the piano. Her favorite singer is Roy Hamilton. Iudy plans to attend Boston Teachers' Col- ege in the fall. A.A. 1, Biology Club 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 History Club 45 Iunior Party 35 Senior Party 4. PATRICIA ANN MURPHY Pat with her warm smile and pleas- ing personality has won the friend- ship of girls at G.H.S. She enjoys baseball, She made an appearance at lordan Hall, and won a trophy for marching. Her pastime's naturally her bo friend. Her song is I Want You AH to Myself. Her desire's to marry. She plans to go to business school. Prom Committee 45 History Club 45 Merchandising Club 45 junior Achieve- ment 4. CAROL ANN O'CONNOR Carol Ann is the picture of grace- fulness. She also is ver musical, having played in the All-State Band representing Boston, Besides being musically inclined, she is very active in sports. Carol Ann's ambition is to be a nurse. With all her gentleness and kindness, she will be a big suc- cess in her chosen field, A.A. 1, 3, 45 Latin Club 4. BARBARA RUTH O'DONNEI.L Cute, fun loving, personable Barbie is a newcomer to G.H,S. Her radiant smile, sweet sunny disposi- tion, and warm friendliness have won her a place in the hearts of her class- mates, She enjoys football, baseball, dancing, bowling, and pizza. Her heartfelt wish is to be a nurse. A.A. 45 Biolo Club 45 English Club 45 History Club 45 Honor Roll 45 Iunior Achievement 4. - ' iw, IRENE MARGARET NAPIER f., get ig r 'ttf' ff Irene, who is better known as Renie to most of us, is one of the youngest members of our class, Her ambition is to get a good office job, and we know she will get it. Her favorite song is lf 1 Didn't Care, which you are likely to hear her humming any time, One of her favorite pastimes is dancing, which she enjoys very much. Student Council lg Italian Club 35 Honor Roll 35 Year Book Staff 45- Alumnae Aide 45 Business Girls' Club 45, Senior Party 45 junior Achievement, Treasurer 4. ISABELLE NEVES ln her past three years at G.H.S. Izzie has become one of our outstand- ing students. Along with her athletic ability we all admire her serenity and poise. Her main delight is work- ing with young children. Next year Isabelle hopes to enter Bridgewater State Teachers College to major in Physical Education. Student Council 35 Year Book Staff 45 A.A. 2, 3, 45 English Club 45 Glee Club 45 History Club 45 Latin Club 45 Library Service 45 Math Club 35 Spanish Club 45 Honor Roll 35 junior Achievement, Vice President 3 and 4. EDNA MADELINE NOYES Eddy's day-dream is to marry a millionaire and buy her clothes in Paris, but next year she'll settle for a good office job. Her tastes are cos- mopolitan, whether they're shown in her collection of dolls from many countries or her enjoyment of Chinese or italian food. Swimming, bowling, roller-skating, and, in riguieter mo- ments, sewing are her ho bies. A.A. 2, 35 Library Service 45 Iunior Achievement 3, 4. MARY LOUISE O'NElI. Mary Lou is a petite girl with an abundance of personality, She is a quiet girl who spends most of her time reading. Her favorite pastime is listening to records, particularly Slowly. She likes swimming, skat- ing and archery. Her secret desire is to be married atter graduation. Yea-r Book Staff 45 Student Council 25 A.A, 2, 3. MARY ANN ORSINO One ot May's many talents is cook- ing, an important factor in her secret desire, which is to marry and have four children, Before she is happily settled, however, Mary plans to earn a million dollars as a stenographer. When Mary is not reading an exciting mystery or listening to Orchids in the Moonlight, all 4' llV2 of her might be found at the bowling alley. Year Book Staff 45 A.A, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Library Service 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 3. ROSEANN EVELYN O'TOOI.E Roseann is most likely to succeed in winning friends because of her pleasing smiles. She plans to enter nurses' training school, and her se- cret desire is to be head nurse at the Children's Hospital. Her favorite sports are basketball, bowling, and swimming. Roseann's favorite pas- times are opening lockers and knit- ting argyle socks. A.A. 2, 3, 4g Biology Club 45 Latin Club 4. IEAN THERESA PAGE Among her many qualities you'l1 find in Ieanie warmth, friendliness, and personality, Whenever you see her, she always has a cheerful greet- ing, for her favorite pastime is mak- ing friends. When she's not making new friends, she's going out with her old friends. After graduation, Ieanie wants to go to comptometer school. She hopes to work a year or two and then get married. Merchandising Club 4. RENATA PAKSTYS Renata is a quiet girl with a re- markable personality and a pleasant smile. From her native country Lith- uania she then traveled to Germany. Her favorite pastimes are dancing, listening to music, and going to theatres. She belongs to the Lithuan- ian Folk Dance Group, and has per- formed on television and in Boston Garden. When she finishes school, she will go to a business college. Marshal 45 A.A. 3, 45 History Club 45 Math Club 45 Honor Roll 2, 3. IOAN ELIZABETH PATRICE If you hear a sweet voice cry out, Hi there! it's surely Ioan greeting you. One of our most versatile stu- dents, she lays the piano, violon- cello, and has a wonderful voice. Music, especially progressive jazz, is one of her many interests, Next year Ioan hopes to enter St, Elizabeth's School of Nursing and someday to be a pediatrician. A.A. 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 History Club 35 Library Service 4: Iunior Party 35 Senior Party 45 Iunior Achievement 4. .- ' f IANICE LEAH PATTERSON . ' 7 lf you should be walking down the my A . corridor and see a tall girl with great if ' big brown eyes and a big smile, A you'll know that that's our Stretch. ' Q.. ' '., ,, Blessings. Our girl Ianice has made many public appearances doing ff square dances. After graduation, H Ianice is going to New York to be- come a model. We think she has al- 'A ready become high in our eyes. if 1 I is ' 5' ii I Ianice's favorite song is Count Your vm 'I- 5.55 srtisif ' tems.: L5-f t .ttf-if-is-t..5-7 1 - ANN CAROL PALANCHIAN Although Ann is a quiet girl, she has a personality and friendly man- ner that shines right through. Her favorite pastimes are bowling and dancing, Since Ann excels in typing and other business subjects, it is natural that she would want to work in an office. Ann's secret desire is to be the private secretary to the pres- ident of the U.S,A. A.A. 2, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Glee Club 25 lunior Party 3, Honor Roll 3, 45 junior, Achievement 45 Per- fect Attendance 3. RACHEL ROSE PALLADINO lt was a lucky day when Rachel came to G.H.S.5 that's when the fun began! She can really liven up those train rides. When she isn't making people laugh, Rachel spends her time swimming, dancing, and playing ten- nis. Her bright smile, her flair for just the right clothes, and her pleasant pirsanality will be remembered by a . Year Book Staff 45 A.A. 1, 2, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Honor Roll 2. ANNA ELIZABETH PAPARO Many interests consume Annie's time, but dancing ranks the highest, with swimming, baseball, and bas- ketball following close behind. She has a natural flare for drawing, which helps to give her a truly ver- satile personality. Annie's always ready smile reveals the charm of her popularity and helps make her a person you will never forget. A.A. l, 25 Honor Roll l. PAULA MARIA PENTA Paula came to us from the Michel- angelo School, where she received an English award, Besides writing wonderful compositions, some of her other pastimes include swimming, basketball, and dancing to her favor- ite record, Congratulations to Some- one. Paula plans to work in an oifice when she is through school, and to become a successful business woman. A.A. 45 Business Girls' Club 4. CLARA MARY PERDIGAO Only once do you find someone who has broken all the laws of na- ture, someone who has everything! A queenly beauty, a possessor of the most in personality, and all-A stu- dent, Clara, our Vice-President, has done it. What a lovely picture she makes, delivering an oration or de- volving a theorem, A future English major at Emmanuel, Clara will win many hearts: she has already won first place in ours. Senior Class Vice-Presidentg Stu- dent Council Secretary 35 Distaff 35 Prom Committee 45 A,A'. 2, 3, 45 Eng- lish Club 45 Forum Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Glee Club 35 History Club 45 Latin Club 45 Math Club 3, 45 Honor Roll All A's 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARIE HELEN PERNA Snookie is a little girl with a big smile. Her favorite pastimes are cook- ing, which she does very well, tennis, and watching football games. ln the future years she would like to get married and have lots and lots of children. At present she will be con- tent with cooking, working in an office, and making her first million. A.A, 1, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Library Service 3. . , 1- C 75525355 2 ANNE LOUISE PHILLIPS Anne with her natural curl brown hair and shiny blue eyes is hked by all, She has already traveled through all the New England States, New York, and Canada. Anne enjoys dancing, shows, and bowling. Ann's favorite song is Count Your Bless- ings by Eddie Fisher. We all wish Anne 'a successful business career. Year Book Staff 4, A.A, 2, 3, 4, guiiness Girls' Club 4, Honor Roll THOMASENIA LOUISE PINDER Tcmmie's bubbling personality has made her a prominent and popular member of G,H.S, Tommie has en- joyed many unique experiences, like visiting the Bahama Islands and Canada, She enjoys popular records and collects mementoes of memorable occasions, She likes football, tennis, and volley ball, Tommie intends to enter a school of nursing next year. Distaff Aide l, 4, A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Spanish Club 3. get rl-ff f. ., ' lf 513 sim, Q. 1 . t ,M iw 7 E FRANCES PUGLIARES Italy lost and Boston gained when Frannie came to us three years ago. Since then, she has become the best football fan you have ever seen. She loves dancing to Here by Tony Martin, Frannie first impresses one as being a very shy, serious girl, but when one gets to know her, she is full of fun. Her ambition is to be a secretary and to travel around the world. A.A. 4, Library Service 4. EUGENIE PURRE This prominent little senior came to us from Estonia, Being a smart dres- ser, she can always e seen around the school sporting the most fashion- able of teen-age wardrobes. Next gear Genie plans to join the Armed ervices, Genie is an all-American for sports, especially baseball and roller skating, and she loves dancing to Beautiful Dreamer. A.A. 4, Library Service 4, Honor Roll 2. KATHLEEN ANN PION Kay is quiet and reserved, but her friends love her for her warm friendliness and her sense of humor, and admire her determination and erseverance. Her favorite sports are gaseball, bowling, and roller skating. For a quiet pastime she enjoys listening to western music. Her ambi- tion is to join the Marines and see the world. Distaff Aide 2, Merchandising Club 4. FRANCES ROSEMARIE PISO Here is a gal named Franny who, believe me, is everyone's pal, Yes, this small dark haired girl, loved by all her classmates, has personality plus a sweet smile that comes from the heart. Franny hopes to establish herself as a secretary, and is well on her way, We will always remem- ber her as a fine classmate and a real friend. A.A, 4, Library Service 4. ELLEN IANE PRATT Ellen, slim and small but vivacious, loves all sports, but especially swim- ming, basketball, and volley ball. Her quieter moments find her read- ing or listening to rhythm and blues records. Ellen herself has played the cello at Iordan Hall, Next year she hopes to enter nurses' training and later to become a laboratory techni- clan. A.A, l, 2, 3, French Club 3. ALFREDA IEANETTE RAMSEY Bootsie is a girl whose constant smile, charm, hig spirits, and friend- liness have endeared her to all, She enjoys everything, - dancing, swim- ming, basketball, but especially be- ing with people, and people enjoy being with her' too. Her first ambition is to get a well-paid job next year, preferably with an insurance com- pany. A,A.l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. EDITH PATRICIA RANSTROM Pat, fun-loving and friendly, came to us as a freshman. Her main ambi- tion after graduation is to join the U.S, Navy and in later years to be an airline hostess. She enjoys Western music, She spends her spare time traveling and hopes someday there will be no place she hasn'f visited. Distaff Aide 3, A.A, 4, Business Girls' Club 4. ANN MARIE RECUPERO Here's a girl with a sweet it and pleasant disposition, bu i plenty of spirit too. She likes to re d, write stories, go bowling, skate, and eat pizza. From her collection of rec- ords Because of You wins out, Her immediate ambition is to attend Bos- ton Clerical next year, but her deep secret desire is to take a trip to Rome in the near future. A.A.2, 3, Italian Club 4, junior Achievement 3, 4. 33 - KATHERINE CLAIRE REIDY Talking on the phone or just plain talking is Kay's favorite pastime, with watching television and sleeping fol- lowing close behind, Dancing, roller skating, baseball, and traveling are just a few of her varied interests. Kay hopes to be the best nurse ever and to be always happy, Secret desire? To be the first lady president of the United States. Student Council l, 2, Treasurer 4, A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Business Girls' Club 4, English Club 4, Forum Club 2, 3, 4, History Club 3, Library Service 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Iunior Achievement, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2. VICTORIA EDWINA REMY There could not be an uncoopera- tive patient with Vicky in sight. A crisp white uniform will nicely set off the sparkle of this lively miss who bursts into a peal of laughter at the sight of a long assignment. Her only ambition to be a nurse will be real- ized unless she decides to become the doctor's wife. Glee Club 2, 4. ROSALIE ZELA REVAN Big brown eyes and shining hair ROSEMARY RIZZO Rosemary is an attractive irl with the longest eye lashes in G.?I.S, Not only charming, she is also very friendly and considerate. Her kind- ness and sense of humor have won her many friends. She is also an ardent fan for a boxing match, She hopes to enter the Telephone Com- pany in the near future. CAROL ANN ROSSI Carol is noted for her appealing smile and attractive appearance. Her pet peeves are studying and rainy days. Her favorite pastimes are talk- ing on the phone and reading mys- teries. She also enjoys baseball, swimming, ice-skating, and tennis. Next year she woul like to enter Boston State Teachers' College and some day to go to France. Distaff 4, Distaff Aide 1, Year Book Staff 4, Biology Club 3, French Club 3, 4, History Club 4, Math Club 3, 4. describe our Rosalie. She is very talented and an avid reader of ancient Greek authors. Rosalie hopes to become a journalist or a great dramatic actress. Very athletic, she enjoys both hunting and fishing, She would like to become famous and wealthy, and to own a German police dog. Next year it's B.U. for Rosalie. 4, Distaff Aide 2, Year 4, Marshal 4, A.A. 4, 4, English Club 4, History Club 4, Latin Service 3, Honor Roll mint, Treasurer 3, e . CLAIRE ARLENE RISSO Collecting all of Tony Bennett's records and playing I Only Have Eyes For You fill some of Claire's free time. Dancing, skating, and bowling, in all of which she excels, are other pastimes. Claire's secret desire is to become cz multi-million- aire, but whose isn't? After school she would like to enter the Telephone Company. A,A. 3. IAC QUELINE ANNETTE RIZZO If a tall girl comes striding down the corridor humming Here in my Heart, you can bet it's Iackie. Her secret desire has always been to go to Hawaii. Swimming and basketball are tier favorite sports. With delight she tells of her future plans: she hopes to continue working in the bank and after a few years to get married. Year Book Staff 4, A,A, 2, 4, Busi- ness Girls' Club 4, Honor Roll 4. DORA IOAN ROSSI A kind and helpful girl, Dora likes to read and enjo s horseback riding and listening to Broadway's colorful musical scorgs. Hit Eecrek desire-gas to visit the terna ity, ome. e would like to express her great love for our wonderful country by joining the U.S, Marines after graduation. ROSALIE GENEVIEVE RUSSELL Talk ballet to Rosalie if you want to see real enthusiasm! To be the greatest ballerina the world has known is Rosalie's ambition. After graduating she plans to work until she can join a ballet company. I'm sure Rosalie's quiet charm and talent will take her to the top of the ballet world, where she rightly belongs. Year Book Staff 4, A.A, 4, English 4, Library Service 4, ROBERTA IEANMARIE SACCO Take a pleasant personality, neat- ness, and sincerity, add a dash of pep, vim, and vigor, and you have Bobbie, Her favorite pastimes are listening to disc jockeys, writing stories, and drawing! To be a bal- lerina has always een her secret day dream. Collections of everything, ranging from ma azines to trinkets, are her hobbies. Bobbie hopes to go to Simmons College and later become a famous author. Distaff 3, Distaff Aide 3, Year Book Staff 4, Asst. Editor, A,A, 2, 3, 4, English Club 4, French Club, Vice- President 4, History Club 4, .Library Service 4, Math Club 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Iunior Achievement 3, 4. we ..,, SUSAN THEHESA SAC CO Sue, besides being a considerate cmd wonderful friend, has two special hobbies: she collects pictures of movie and television stars. You name them: she has them, She loves roller skating and is pretty good at it too. Ten gears from now Sue hopes to own er own beauty parlor and gild the glamor queens of our coming generation. A.A. 2, 45 lunior Achievement 3. PHYLLIS SALEMY If you see a likable, petite girl walking through the corridors sing- ing Papa Loves Mambo, it's Phil. She plans to go into nurses' training next year and steal her patients' hearts while curin them. Her secret desire is to travel, Eistening to rhythm and blues records passes away much of her free time. A.A. l, 45 Library Service 4. BEVLY SAWYER Bev is the girl who is known for her sparkling personality and her sense of humor. You might find her humming her favorite song Hajji Baba as her big brown eyes twinkle, Her future plan is to enter Boston Clerical. Bev's desires are to see the world and later marry the man of her dreams. A.A, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Merchandising Club 45 Honor Roll 35 Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3. ANNE LOUISE SCANNELI. lf at any time you should see a girl with great blue eyes and a warm smile, you know that that's our Annie. Annie's favorite song is the Merry Widow Walt25 her favorite hobbies are dancing, fshe has made many public appearancesl, swimming, painting, and writing. After gradua- tion Annie would like to become either an artist or a writer. Distalf 45 Year Book Staff 45 A.A. 1, 3, 45 Library Service 4. LOHRAINE ANN SAMSON Pudgy with her jet black hair, danc- ing brown eyes, and gay personality has won herself scores of friends in G.H.S. She loves to swim, bowl, and dance, and does every spare minute, Her favorite disc is Because of You. She plans to engage in office work after graduation and do some long planned traveling. AA, 1, 3. ROSE BERNADETTE ANNE SANTOSUOSSO Here is charm, wit, and intelligence personified. Ro has the rare quality of easily making friends and keeping them. She is an avid jitterbug and pop music fan, but doesn't let that overshadow her more serious interest in becoming an excellent executive secretary. With her initiative and ability, she is sure to be a success. Senior Class President5 Student Council 2, 35 Prom Committee 45 A.A, 2, 3, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 English Club 45 Forum Club 45 Library Serv- 45 Iunior Party 35 Honor Roll 2, A's 3 and 45 Iunior Achievement 45 Perfect Attendance 2, 3. CAROL MARIE SAVINO Who is that that just flew by? None other than Carol Savino. Smiling Carol's always up to pranks, for she is full of pep and quite a gal, Be- cause of You is her favorite song. At the close of school, to be an office worker is her plan. Well, Miss Vital- ity, here's wishing you the best. A.A. 45 Senior Party 4. IUDITH CAROLE SCOTT Iudy's friendliness is one of the greatest reasons for her popularity. Happy-go-lucky, she walks noncha- lantly through the corridors, smiling all the while. She sighs dreamily when listening to her favorite song lf I Loved You. ludy's plan for after graduation is to work in a bank. Later she hopes to be married. Year Book Staff 45 Alumnae Aide 45 A.A. 2, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Honor Boll 2, 3, 4. PAULA EVEYLN SEARLE Sugar and Spice and everything nice, that is what Paula is made of, She has more ambition and energy than any two girls put together. Her many activities have not kept her name from the Honor Roll. When Paula isn't roller skating, dancing, at the movies or baseball games, she is making friends. She plans to be a secretary and charm her boss into giving her a raise every other week. Year Book Staff 45 Prom Committee 45 A,A. 45 Business Girls' Club 45 English Club 45 Library Service 45 Honor Roll 3, 4. RITA GEHTRUDE SEAVEH Rita, known for her beautiful long hair and easy method of making friends, loves listening to Mambo records, especialy A Little Bit of Mambo. Rita plans to be a foreign interpreter. Baseball, bowling, and dancing are tops on her list of sports. Her secret desire is to meet Ted Williams. Student Council 25 Year Book- Statf 45 A.A. 45 Spanish Club 3, President 45 Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3. M llll K 6 RUTH REGINA SEXTON Rudie has made many friends through her charm and friendliness. She loves to read and draw, and is enthusiastic about all kinds of music, She is an ardent participant of swim- ming, bowling and tennis. Rudie hopes to attend busines school after graduationp she will be prominent in whatever field she enters. Distaff Aide 2: A.A. l, 35 History Club 4, Library Service 4. EUGENIA ROSETTA SHANKS' Little Ieanie is the girl with the sweet smile and big hello. Her win- ning personality and twinkling hazel eyes reflect her nature. Ieanie has visited Canada and thinks it's grand, She spends her spare time listening to rhythm and blues records. Ieanie's secret desire is to travel and see the world. A.A. 3, 4, History Club 4, Library Service 45 Math Club 3: Spanis Club 4. I V Q her secret. of fun. CATHERINE THERESA SHEA Energetic, cheerful, interested in everything, - that's Cay, Next year she plans . As for the future, she's torn between a desire to own a house in Onset and a dream of runningl her own re- habilitation hospital in t e mountains. Her spare time is devoted to bowling, skiing, reading, and traveling when- ever she can, He pet peeve? Dudley St. Station. A,A. 45 Biology Club 4, Forum Club 4, History Club 3. KATHLEEN EVELYN SHEA Meet Kay, a girl with a winning smile and personality plus, and that includes a terrific sense of humor. She enjoys eating Italian food, loves to roller skate all year round, but likes football and basketball games, too. Her plans include enrollirkg at f Boston Clerical next year. Will ay's secret desire to become an airline hostess be granted? The future holds Iunior Achievement 2. MARGARET ANNE SHINE Peggy, the red-headed girl whose pet peeve is homework, greets every- one with a big smile which wins her many friends, She enjo s dancing, swimming, and roller skating. Her secret desire is to travel, especially through Canada and the U.S. Peggy may attend business school. Although she may seem quiet, she is just full A.A, 2, 4. be duplicated, chosen from a to crown the secret desire is CHARLOTTE ANN SMITH Cha-Cha is well known for her sparkling personality and charm, Hill- billy music is tops with her, but she also enjoys classical music, Cha- Cha's secret desire is to travel around the world, and we know with this adventure in mind she will enjoy life. Horseback riding, swimming, and dancing are her favorite pastimes. A.A. 4. PATRICIA ANN SMITH Smitty is always full of fun. There is never a dull moment with her, She has traveled all over the New Eng- land states, Her favorite sports are baseball, basketball, and football. Her secret desire is to join the WAFS and make a career out of it. SHIRLEY ANN SKUNCIK Shirl has a charm which can never In 1952, she was large group of girls Blessed Virgin. Her to travel abroad. She also likes anything in connection with a house or home. ANNETTE IOAN SIRIGNANO Annette's pleasant personality and terrific sense of humor have won her many friends during her high school years. Collecting Mambo records is her hobby, of which her favorite is Che-ravicof' Her secret desire is to visit Cuba. After graduation Annette's plans are to work as a secretary for a while. A.A. 2, 3. ZIGRIDA SKUIINS Zigi was born in Latvia and has traveled through Europe. Her favorite pastimes are dancing, listening to the classics, and reading. After gradua- tion she plans to attend college. Whatever she does, her quiet charm and fascinating accent will leave a mark on all who meet her. She is truly a friend to cherish. Math Club 4, Honor Roll 2. SHIRLEY MAE SMITH Shirley-Mae spends her spare time reading. Her favorite movie star is Marlon Brando. She likes the song Count Your Blessings, by Eddie Fisher. After graduation her secret desire is to become a private sec- retary. Her wonderful personality will, we are sure, be an asset to her everywhere. A.A. 4, Honor Roll 3, 4. ANN MARIE STACK For four years now Ann, our blush- ing companion, has been singing, I'm in Love with a Wonderful Guy, her favorite song. In school her hobby is getting A's, outside it's dancing, skating, or bowling. Riding in a '54 Mercury is her favorite pastime, we wonder why. Ann already has an office job which will be full-time in Iune. Marshal 4, Prom Committee 4, A.A. 3, 4, Business Girls' Club 4, En lish Club 4, Forum Club 4, Librarg Serv- ice Secretary 4, Honor Roll 1, , 3, 4. ,:, ., e ambition. I lege. Roll 3. ANN ISABBL STANTON Ann, who seems quiet and re- served, has won many friends with her pleasing personality. Listening to records is her favorite pastime, and If I Give My Heart to You is her favorite song. Among the sports Ann likes are bowling and skating. To be- come a telephone operator is Ann's GERALDINE IAN E SULLIVAN Gerry is a uiet girl with a won- derful sense oci humor. She is crazy about hamburgers, baseball, and basketball, and loves Anytime by Eddie Fisher She is also an ardent fan of Ted Williams. Gerry hopes to attend business college, and her sec- ret desire is to be a good secretary. Student Council 3, Year Book Staff 4, A.A. 4, Business Girls' Club 4, Iunior Party 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3. I re ever a a sweet re erved gi , I ' ' it er sincere m nne i o the reasons she is so iked. anie's fa rite pastime e playi 5 cor , 1' en - ing foo all games, .I clam chowder. Next fall v- ,, if tends to go to Bridgewater State chers' Col- A.A. 2, 3, 4, Biolo Club 4: En lish Club 4, Spanish ub 2, 3, onor PATRICIA SULLIVAN Pat's known for her friendly smile and wonderful personality, She is al- ways ready to help friends in need. Her favorite pastimes are eating and talking on the telephone. Pat enjoys dancing, swimming, and roller skat- ing. To be a private secretary is her goal, but her immediate dream is a new car of her own. A.A. 1. LILLIAN MARIE SURETTE Lil is a redheaded gal who has received many honors in the past. She has appeared on radio with the Forum. Her favorite pastime is listen- ing to records. In the near future she wishes to be ct telephone operator. Eventually she hopes to marry. AA. 2, 3,' 4, Forum Club 2, 3, 4, Library Service Club 2, Perfect At- tendance 2, 3, 4. SANDRA MAY TAYLOR Sandra is a quiet, cheerful girl who spends her summers in Canada. She likes to spin her favorite disc, My Happiness . She takes particular in- terest in swimming and bowling. Office work is planned after gradua- tion. Her secret dream is a long anticipated ocean cruise to strange, exotic places. .lf BARBARA VIRGINIA TESTA f' Babs is a quiet girl with a warm i s personality. She received outstanding if, - 5 ' School Spirit and Honor Roll awards 1' , 2 in her Iunior year. Babs loves danc- i t A S S I .Q ing, football, bowling, and eating t '.. 4, - steaks. She hopes to go to Burdett or 'X Boston Clerical School, and her secret wi t Es , W s desire is to become a successful - secretary. 55,5- A.A, 4, Business Girls' Club 4, ' ll 57 7 , English Club 4, Library Service Club 4, onor Roll 3. E 't GLORIA ANN THEODORE Gloria's cheerful personality and sincerity have won her many friends. Photography is her hobby, and she loves to eat chicken pie. Basketball, football, and hiking are among her favorite sports. Gloria's ambition is to attend nursing school and become a successful flight nurse. Alumnae Aide 4, French Club 3, 4, History! Club 4, Library Service Club 4, onor Roll 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2. L. ' . V. X N K 'ixpxj ,lk ' t ,f 37 1 NX K V N lxl W i Nr X i I ' x HELEN ALICE THOMAS Helen, better known to her friends as Lanie, has a personality unsur- passable. Her talent in art was dem- onstrated by the medal she has won5 her popularity is proved by our choosing her as our student coun- cilor. er ambition is to obtain a position as a private secretary. Student Council 45 Year Book Staff 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 English Club 45 Honor Roll 3, 4. PRISCILLA THOMPSON Sissy is the kind of girl everyone would like to know because she has a wonderful personality. She collects recipes and she likes poetry. Her fa- vorite song is Because . Basketball and baseball are her favorite sports. She plans to get a job, then go to niglht school and become a career gir . A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MILLICENT REFORNIA TORRENCE Carefree, happy-go-lucky Milly plans to settle down to the business of being a telephone operator, Her hobby is collecting pictures. Her fa- vorite disc is My Friend . Her favdtite sports are swimming, bas- ketball, and dancing. Her main ambi- tion is to marry the man of her dreams and settle down. A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Business Girls' Club 45 History Club 45 Iunior Achieve- ment 4. PATRICIA ANN TOSCANO Pat is one of the friendliest girls that G.H.S. has to offer, You will always see her hurrying through the corridors, busy preparing for some Senior event5 yet no matter how busy she may be, she will always stop to say hello. Her secret desire is to own a new car, a 98 Olds, and to live in a ranch style house. A.A. 2, 3, 45 Business Girls' Club, President 45 Glee Club 25 Senior Party 4. f t - ' Q: inf? 5 li ffl , or E5 if K sims, E? Q S is 2 S L os F ' 4 X Q sz 4 viii tr X Q r W A .9 I X5 4 X is , S W is r .. ..A .as-is . r 2 R. A Q 6 x., . K 'lr awg f Nt 4 Y K in WML if r, A H 5 A ., Q is . IOAN MADELINE TOBIA Having appeared in the Centennial and our Iunior Party, Ioannie is very well-known among her classmates for her dancing. She has also ap- peared at the Somerset, Kenmore, and Statler Hotels, and in the Herald- Traveler Fashion Show on television. After attending Boston University, she plans to further her dancing career. A.A. 1, 45 Forum Club 45 French Club 45 History Club 45 Math Club 3, 45 Iunior Party 35 Honor Roll 1, 2. RUTH PATRICIA TOOMEY Ruthy has the most beautiful brown eyes. Her hobby is collecting pic- tures, She likes to dance and loves spaghetti. Her favorite sport is bowl- ing. In a year Ruthy hopes to be a bookkeeper and in ten years an ac- countant5 her secret ambition is to make money. A.A. 2, 3, 45 Business Girls' Club 4. TERESA ANN TORDIGLIONE Terry is known for her beautiful long hair and her charming personal- ity. She is nuts about Chinese food and loves to dance. Her two top sports are horseback riding and bowling. Collecting knick-knacks and dolls of foreign nations is her hobby. Her ambition is to become an airline hostess. A.A. 35 Glee Club 4. DOROTHY ANN TIIRCO Dotty's warm smile and wonderful personality have won her many riends. She loves lobster, and as for activities, you'll find her either bowl- ing or dancing her Saturday nights away. After s e finishes her course at modeling school, she wants to settle down and be a successful housewife. A.A, 45 Business Girls' Club 4. FRANCES LOUISE ULM That girl with the sparkling eyes and lovely long hair rushing to her locker at nine is certainly Frannie. Her appealing personality and charm have won her many friends. Skating and swimming are her favorite sports, but dancing is her real enthusiasm. Why woulcln't it be, if you could dance as well as Frannie? A.A. 45 Business Girls' Club 45 Mer- chandising Club 4. SANDRA CLAIRE ULWICK No, that's not Franniep that's Sandie dashing for her locker too. Her cute smile lets you know she enjoys life5 her pastimes range from dancing to skating and hiking and even to camping out in the White Mountains. Sandie is the irl who has already made the heaiines by saving a boy from drowning last summer. A.A. 45 Honor Roll 2, 3. Q ss rgswrtt Ym- ' 5 iff? . ,.. X X . ..f ' ' Z 1 . , W, .33 7: .:..rQ- ft .tw s -aff ' 'X .5fWiT. 1 - , I -41 im 4 is IOSEPHINE MARIE VOZZELLA Whenever you hear of a commotion in the corridors, you know it is caused b our Io, She is a bundle of joy and' laughter all in one. ln her spare time Io listens to Frankie Laine records, Her most enjoyable trip was to New York. She loves Chinese food and sea food. Her ambition is to be a private secretary. Distaff Aide 3, 4g A.A. 3, 4. MARGARET MARY WALSH A girl with personality plus and a true friend is our Class Treasurer, Peggie. Her friendl smile and sense of humor have endeared her to' all. Because You're Mine is her favorite song. Her secret desire is to be principal of her alma mater. Next gear, Peggie plans to attend Salem tate Teac ers' College. Senior Class Treasurerg Year Book Staff 4, Prom Committee 4, A.A. 3, 4, Biology Club 4, English Club 45 Forum 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 History Club 41 Honor Roll 2, 31 Perfect At- tendance 2, 3, 4, Iunior Achieve- ment 4. YVETTE ANNA WENTZIGER Yvette was born in France and came to the United States four years ago. Her favorite pastimes are read- ing and drawing, She also likes Strauss music. Her secret desire is someday to travei around the world. When she graduates, she hopes to become a designer. A.A. 4, French Club, President 4. MARY ELLEN WHITTLE That friendly girl you see going down the corridor is Mary, Mary's laughter and sparklinq' personality have won her many friends. lf she is not laughing, she will probably be singing her favorite song, Shh- Boom. Mary also likes tennis, bas- ketball, swimming, and skating. J.. IANE MARIE WARD Ianie is a cute kid with an appeal- ing personality. Her favorite foods are pizza and Chinese food. Her fa- vorite song is Drink, Drink, Drink. She likes driving, skating, and bowl- ing. She's crazy about Rock Hudson, but she'd still rather have a 1955 car. ANGELE WARREN quiet and gentle, there is something in Arielle of the airy she was named after, An ardent sports fan, she likes baseball, foot- ball, and volley ball. Her secret desire' is to go out West. Reading is her favorite subject. Her future plans are to attend Boston Clerical School for two years. Spanish Club 2, 3, Perfect Attend- ance 2. MARY LOU WELCH Mary Lou is the sweet and quiet girl everyone notices in the corridors. She loves to collect hankies and eat Chinese foods. Although she has a quiet disposition, don't let her serene- ness fool you, her secret desire is to ride a motorcycle. ln the future she plans to attend Boston Clerical School. Student Council lg Distaff Staff 2, A.A. l, 27 Biolo y Club 4, French Club 3, Math Club 35 Honor Roll l, 4. IOAN FRANCES WILDES l0an1e's known for her sparkling aersonality and sense of humor. e've never had a dull momept when Ioanie's around. No wonder she's so popular. She enjoys dancing and rol er skating: in fact, her secret de- sire is to become a professional skater. Student Council 25 A.A. l. SALLY ELIZABETH WILEY Bubbling over with vitality and personality, attractive and active, Sally loves baseball, volley ball, and all sports. Collecting rhythm and blues records is another hobby of hers. In her s are time she also en- joys playing tge piano and reading. Sally's next step is the Air Force. BARBARA ELAINE WINGARD' Babs, who is known for her cute smile and quick giggle, came to G.H.S. as a freshman. She was in our fashion show and our Centennial. Her favorite pastime is eating, and her activities are bowling and danc- ing. Her ambition, which has gartly come true, is a full time bank jo . Distatf Staff lp A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 -M, AC! IENNIE WONG lennie was born in Hong Kong, China, and came to America when she was a little girl. Her secret desire is to visit China again. She likes to dance, especially to the Blue Danube and Hold My Hand . She plans to further her education by at- tending Boston University, Distaff Staff 4, AA. 1, 2, 3, 4, Eng- lish Club 4, French Club 3: History Club 4, Math Club 3, 4, Perfect At- tendance 1. VIRGINIA WONG Ginny, though quiet in school, is really ull of spirit and fun outside. She has a good sense of humor and is always ready to cheer someone up if they feel down in the dumps . She loves to dance, especially to her favorite song, By the Light of the Silvery Moon. I-LA, 1, 3, 4, Business Girls' Club 4. CLAUDIA. MARIE WRIGHT Gav. serious, graceful, lively love- ly, all describe Claudia. The-re's nothing half-way about her, she adores clams, Chinese food, clothes, dancing, and sports, especially bas- ketball. Many times we have enjoyed her singing in her famous uartet. Claudia has traveled through Canada and most of the South, and hopes to see much more of the world before she settles down. A.A. 1, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY YOUNG Dottie has a smile for everyone and a personality to go with it. Whenever you see her, she's singing her favor- ite song, 'I Really Don't Want to Know. Dottie's pastimes are swim- ming and dancing, which she does very gracefully. Her secret desire is to have a perfect marriage. MARY ZAYKA Munsie is the quiet blonde seen each day going to and from classes. Her easiest subject is English. She enjoys hillbilly and popular music, and is especially fond of Chinese food. Mary's favorite sports are danc- ing and swimming, Her secret desire? To be a model. We'll be watching, Munsie! Year Book Staff 4, AA, ly Business Girls' Club 4. IOSEPHINE MARIE COLANTONI lo left us in her lunior year, but to our delight joined us again this Feb- ruary. A sweet, dark-haired gal, she is crazy about ballroom dancing, swimming, basketball, bowling, and collecting dolls from various coun- tries, She intends to io to business college next year to etter prepare for her career. A hearty welcome home from all of us, lo! I fi, .ar ail f 1 Miss O'Donovan and E47 ,Q pn--, L! ,. if I K' L4 ,ff 3 ull f l... 'Br N z y k .5-J. 'X J 1... .,+.,,-I lk V 'GRM Q vb-Q-.' 4f x 'wf L1-' if g ,,,,.f-V Menus- ' qw 1 Q .161 AMEWW.--.., F1543 if 5 Q ,f JN' .. 'L ag nib 1 v xxa NW , 1, Z QQ ggi , - ,mm 4 Q W iw vb 1 4' ,f Q i IZ A X ff? 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Christo, C Kirwan. I. Hedges, M. DiPasquale, BUSINESS STAFF SPONSORS seated: M. Kemllah T. Gilman! In Scott' Seated: R. Bruzzese, M. Celia, M. Orsino, Cnot shown, standing: 1. Wong, R. Covey, A. Phillips, P. Berry. R' RUSSQHI' Standing: P. Toscano, I. Interbartolo, L. Hamilton. TYPING STAFF WRITE-UP STAFF Seated: R. Calascibetta, V. Wong, L. Ming, V. Firicano, Seated: A. Capprini, P. Miniutti, R. Pallaclino, I. Lee, R. lnterbartolo, M. Walsh, P. Searle. I. Hedges, M. Ciriello, V. Giglio. Standing: B. Barlcev, B. MacFarland, E. Hassett, I. Standing: M. Zayka, I. DuBois, G. Sullivan, R. Seaver, Napier, I. Rizzo, Knot shown, I. DeMarco, M, Christol. M. Bua, C. Rossi, M. MacKinnon. 2 'sf Standing: C. Manigliag V. Ko- loskovg E. Amicog H. Thomas, EXECUTIVE BOARD Seated R Krcxiewslci, M. L, Welch, l Neves E Ayache. Standing Y Davis, R. Minichiello, R Revan lv1,Lee, fnotvshown, I Gelsomiril, iii MOA ,SQCW JL :Auf fem :Ae MZ, Renee Guller, Editor. Roberta Sacco, Associate Editor. Advisers: Miss Bosher, Miss Rutledge ASSISTANT EDITORS Seated S Ulwich, Clubs: M, Celia, Sponsors and Seated P DIPYIITIG D Fcxlzarcmo E Donatelli E Typing C, Kirwan, Photographs. Ayache Standing M. L. O'Neill, Clubs: C, Connolly, Typing M Standing S Melcid V Wong M Lee M Collins DIPGSQUGIE, Business Manager: M. Curtis, Sponsors EDITORS Seated: H. Revcmg G. Harringion Ed.-in-Chiefg E. Donatelli, Bus Manager. Standing: S, Melad, C. A. Rossi N lbzjzaff AIDES Seated: P. Mayfield, L. Carlo, A. Ccpillo. Sicmding: T. Pinder, L. Hamilton, I. Vozzella, M. MacKinnon. riffen in flue ZVQZQCA you Afoea, yozfzmely 46 Seated: R, Guller, Treasg C. Per- digaog M. Gedmintas, Pres. Standing: E Hassett M. Leeg R. Minichiellog Knot shown, I. Gel- somini, V. Pre-s.J, Wafionaf .ilonor Sociefy if M ave won LlAe !9I'iZ8.,7 47 Seated: A. Stackg R. Santosuosso T. Gilmang E. Doncztelli, Sec. Standing: P, Miniuttig E. Ayache, G. Sullivan. ALUMNAE AIDES Ille A7118 A55 AILHIJQJ CIOIUVL A62 g0fJZl'L fl'26t5llJ'2 fl? MJ. U Adviser: Miss Harrington One girl from each senior home room is selected to be the Alumnae Aide. Our duties are to collect dues for life membership and to record the names and addresses of each senior. lt is sad to think that soon we shall be separated from the friends with Whom we have lived and Worked for tour years, but the Alumnae Association gives us an opportunity not only to see our classmates again, but also to join With so many of those others Who, like us, have graduated from GHS. in past years. Alumnae Aides Seated: I. Scott, A. Capprini, Y. Davis Standing: E. Martorano, D. Falza- rano, G. Theodore, I. Napier STUDENT COUNCIL J: guide fAee in Me rougA wayd of Me war!!! Us Adviser: Miss Pelletier The Student Council is a service organiza- tion. It distributes Red Cross boxes, ushers at various functions, and provides banners tor scholarship, attendance, and home room inspection. Other activities we engage in are the sale of book covers, school emblems, pins, and Christmas cards. From these prof- its, We provide a scholarship. The principal aims of the Student Council are to improve school spirit and to make Girls' High a pleasant place in which to Work. Student Council Seated: P. Miniutti, M. Lee, Pres. K. Reidy Standing: I. Hedges, H. Thomas, E. Ayache, A. Clapp Prom Committee Seated: R. lnterbartolo, A. M. Stack, P. Murphy Standings' P. Searle, G. Barros, N. Garofano, tnot shown, I, De- Marcol MARSHALS PROM CO1VI1VIIT'I'EE .Z Mrue lu moJeA Ar th? migily worfdn .lS?roz!e in anal cfaimecf ffeir frigufe ad 0 gore idviser: Miss Chase Class room marshals are an innovation at Sirls' High. They are proving to be a suc- essful one. Tall, straight, and handsome with their ribbons, they stand at attention Ihile the rooms file to assemblies, and in- ,icate where their class mates sit. Senior Advisers: Miss O'Brien, Miss Cashf man, Miss Coughlin The Prom Committee, composed of the Senior Class officers and a representative from each room, is familiar to most girls because they're always after our money for class dues. They also plan the prom, choos- ing the place, the date, and the orchestra. They also prepare the clever souvenir pro- grams for the prom. Any other problems we have as a class can also be discussed by them and referred to the appropriate adviser. T Marshals Seated: E. Donatelli, A, M. Stack, R. Revan, V, Koloskov Standing: F. Goodman, E. Ayache, H. Pakstys -M, . r -W . r.,r mmx, 1 IK in mi LETTERS BASKET BALL TEAM E AYC1Ch9. I- Neves. P4 HVOUO Seated: F. Brown, P. Coles, I, Wong Standing: P. Hrono, I. Neves ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN Zglrengfi UKAZIIFZ .A11!l111'gAf of AMA Auf lllllllllgl nie anal .fav wimfzerd in MM paiiffllzeu Advisers: Miss Reardon, Miss Murphy The Athletic Association is one ot the largest organizations in Girls' High School. All students are eligible for membership in the A. A. and may participate in any of the offered activities. The Association offers a wide variety ot individual and team sports, such as bowling, basketball, golf, swimming, volleyball, and badminton. This year a bowling league was organized in addition to the annual basketball intramural program. The A. A. also sponsors our interscholastic basketball team of glorious renown and the bowling team. At the eno of each year an assembly is held, and letters, numerals, and emblems are awarded to those girls who have excelled in the various activities. NUMERALS :ted I. Wong, I. Hedges, I. Giuliano, R. Minichiello Seated: N. Marano, A. Capillo, P. Coles, N. Bethoney ndmg: L. Mirg, B. Barkev, I. George, It Beckett, Standing: I. Gormley, M. MacKinnon, A. Clapp M L Phlllips Ciriello, E. Donatelli ENGLISH CLUB First Row: E. Donatelli, A. Capil- lo, E. Hassett, R. Guller, A. Stack, A. Capprini, R. Revan, M. Ciriello, H. Thomas, M. Coras R, Sacco. Second Row: I, Augustus, M. Adams, M. Lee, l. Neves. M. Collins, B. Testa, E, Martorano, M. Bua, L, Hamilton, I. Wong. Third Row: C. Perdigao, B. O'Donnell, N. Bethoney, B, Bark- ev, I, Sullivan, M. Walsh, R. Santosuosso, K. Reidy, P. Searle, R. Barhetta. LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB First Row: A. Scannell, R. Sex ton, A. Stack, R. Santosuosso R. Sacco, K. Reidy, P. Searle P. Salem , R. Bruzzese, P. Har- rington, Hayes, Second Row: P, Kri p, B. Testa E. Martorano, G. 'Fheodore, E Ayache, M. DiPasquale, I Crichlow, P. Fewtrell. LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB First Row: L. Carlo, D. Laine, D Mockapetris, M. Orsino, E. Pur- re, P. Barry, P. Coles, E. Shanks P. Mayfield, C. Maniglia. Second Row: L, Ming, F, Good- man, D. Harding, I. Patrice, I Augustus, l. Neves, M. Mona- han, Y. Davis, M. Lee. I ENGLISH CLUB u jair worcb were deaf H Adviser: Miss Cashman The English Club is organized primarily for the writing of the extensive script of the Class Day Exercises and the production of a dramatic presentation which is the reflection of the life of the Senior Class during its four years at Girls' High School. This requires talent in composing parodies for the musical parts, col- lecting material for the history, prophecy, and will of the class, putting such material into dramatic form, and finally acting in it. In addition to this major project, the Club enjoys one review of a current book or play presented each meeting by one of the members. THE LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB -fdncl mucA Mei, Jay, Mme A0044 ofouran Adviser: M iss Hennig The Library Service Club has a three-fold purpose for its existence. The first is to render real service to the school. The second is to acquaint its members with its many treasures, - books, pamphlets, pictures, and records. The third is, through instruction and practical work, to open up new opportunities for further professional training in Iibrarianship. Some members study at Simmons and become professional librarians, others work in the Boston Public Library and advance through courses offered there. Members of the club work in the library at least one period each week, taking the attendance, shelving books, checking magazines, assisting in arranging bulletin board and show case displays, and doing very important desk routine. The Reading Circle, an integral part of the club, emphasizes the joy in reading through the reading and then the sharing of modern books and authors which are discussed at club meetings. The club, however, isn't all workg lor there are fun meetings, book breakfasts, trips, a dinner meeting with a guest speaker, and some years the planning of an assembly program. Our motto is Non Nobis Sed Aliis! E. Martorano, Treas.g A. Capillo, Pres. L, Hamilton, Sec. A, Stack, Sec, Ft. Bruzzese, Pres, K Reidy, V. Pres. 53 MATH CLUB First Row: R. Krojewski, R, Gul- ler, R. Sacco, I. Tobicx, C. Perdigoo, N. Bethoney, P. Hor- rington, I. DuBois, M, Ioseph. Second Row: C, Rossi, I. Wong, D. Mockcpeiris, M. Gedmintgs, F. Brown, R. Lendrct, V. Mogg- vero, R. Minichiello. Third Row: Z. Skujins, I. Grin- bergs, M, Bug, R. Poksiys, E. Aycche, M. MacKinnon. BIOLOGY CLUB First Row: R. Costa, S. Brown, I. Lee, R. Bruzzese, R Revon, M. Walsh, I. Dubois, C, Shea, V. Koloskov. Second Row: M. L. Welch, B. O'Donnell, M. Collins, R. O'Toole, I, Beckett, I. Sullivan, I. Irving, M. Adams, M. Corus. GLEE CLUB First Row: I. Neves, I. Patrice C. Kirwan, C. Wright, P. Coles A. Romsey. B. Contee, B. Mayo I. Morris, R. Pcllcxdino. Second Row: E, Heard, S. Melcd A. DiPieiro, I. Betiinelli, L. Am oroso, Y. Davis, V. Remy, M Curtis. Third How: I. Augustus, M. Moc Kinnon, R. Bcrbettcx. F, Loscolc I. Vozzellcr, M. Torrence, I Brown. MATH CLUB known ad Meg ara, fo me fliey are unfnownn Adviser: Miss Little Although only in its second year in Girls' High, our Math Club has already done much to delight interested advanced algebra and trigonometry students. We have had graduate students in mathematics speak on such topics as the slide rule. We have been graciously shown the Newton Room and the Maporium of the Babson Institute in Wel- lesley, of interest to historians as well as mathematicians. As a result of having one of our crossword puzzles printed in a British magazine, Mathematical Pie, we have begun a very interesting correspondence with Senior Class boys in the Yeovil Grammar School for Boys, Somerset, England, for, through our Math Club, we have not only learned that Newton discovered calculus, but also that English boys are very charming. BIOLOGY CLUB llmaf Anowwf Mau offznwerd, excefzf AeAAe fo garnid meal! wifA ?,' Adviser: Mr. Rosenthal The field of a biologist is the whole world around himg so naturally we do not limit our interest to work in the classroom alone. Our aim as a club is to further our knowl- edge of biology in a more liberal way. ln November we made a field trip to the Agassiz Museum in Cambridge, and we are preparing projects for the Science Fair. With Mr. Rosenthal as our leader, we have found out many new and interesting facts about biology. GLEE CLUB cf f A i t y H Bal' L15 ll al' , tl Jweef UOLCB Jlngtflfg. Adviser: Mr. Gildea The Glee Club is composed of girls who have cz strong bond to unite us: we love music, and we love to sing. From the comments of our audiences, we judge that people enjoy hearing us too. This year we have combined our talents with those of Girls' Latin School to form a big festival chorus, which has sung before an audience of people from all over New England. We also performed at City Hospital and gave several radio broadcasts, Our final performance, of course, is at graduation. You can be sure that when you think of music, you will think of our Glee Club. 55 E. Ayache, Pres.g P. Harrington, Sec.-Treas. I. DuBois, Treas.g M, Coras, Pres., M. L. Welch, Sec M. Collins, V. Pres. R. Palladino, Treas., M. Curtis, V. Pres., P. Coles, Pres Y. Davis, Sec. MERCHANDISING CLUB Firs! Row: S. Brown, I, Corolla, L. Fasano, P. Coles, P. Murphy, I. Boyne, R. Mason, P. Mayfield, B. Sawyer. Second Row: C. Connolly, P. Fewtrell, R. Iackson, D. Buldini, R. Ferullo, I. Page, B. Elam, I. Brown. Third Row: K. Pion, D. Chase, V. Legette, M. Brady, M. Tor- rence, B. Gittens, A. Ramsey, I. Kennard. FORUM Firsi Row: A. Capprini, K. Reidy, I, Tobia, R. Bruzzese, R. Revan, N. Bethone , P. Harrington, I. Goulding, Perdigao. Second Row: R. Guller, A. Stack, I. Hedges. E, Ayache, F. Brown, R. Santosuosso, M. Walsh, P. Hayes, C. Shea, L. Surette. FRENCH CLUB Firsi Row: R, Krajewski, R, Gul- ler, R. Sacco, I. Tobia, C, Per digao, R. Bruzzese, N. Bethoney M. Ioseph, I. Hedges. Second Row: I. Cwrinbergs, C Rossi, D, Mockapetris, F. rown B. Bowman, S. Melad, I. DuBois Third Row: Y. Wentzi er, M Walsh, G. Theodore, E. iyache M. Gedminias, M. MacKinnon. MEHCHANDISING CLUB o fo Me fown am! Lug. H dviser: Miss Gentz Merchandising is a subject we study to help us earn our ving, but we girls feel too that we are a special group, a iendly, informal unit. Our club helps us to know each other etter, but it also enables us better to help our school and .ass in any way we can. By learning to take pride in shar- tg the responsibilities of our school, we feel that we become etter citizens after we graduate. FORUM 'gram ahafanl wafg lliere came a cfaloping. dviser: Mr. Long On those famous platforms of Faneuil Hall and Inde- andence Hall many, many years ago, great orators pleaded tr the best and right ideals of our country, The Forum Club tis year must have made these men smile with pride. nder the direction of Mr. Long, the Forum can be proud I a truly successful year. Our senior members have dis- .issed these important topics: why I am a Republican or a emocrat, would the world be better without atomic energy, hat the Constitution means to me, and is the United Na- Jns a success. Our Friday assemblies were always inter- sting and lively. How can we ever forget them? We also .ade a trip to our court house to see how our judicial ,rm of government operates. The year ended with a ban- uet at Steubens. THE FRENCH CLUB 44 YY Of Zzffera in a fongue no one can real dviser: Miss Consodine The members of the French Club meet to enjoy the xnguage through games, songs, talks about France and rings French. lt's fun to think of the language that we are udying in terms other than grammar and verbs! In addi- on to meeting during school hours, we plan to dine at a rench restaurant and later to attend a French motion pic- ire. To our senior members who are about to leave G.H.S. ie rest of us say: Au revoir et bonne chance! To Miss 'onsodine we all say in plain English, Thank you for ist being you! 57 P. Murphy, V. Pres., I. Corolla, Pres., S. Brown, Sec L. Fasano, Treas. 'N Q P. Harrington, Treas., N. Bethoney, Pres., I. Hedges, Sec. French 3 R. Bruzzese, Treas., I. DuBois, Pres., R. Sacco, V. Pres. French 4X5 M. Gedmintas, Treas., Y. Wentziger, Pres., M. MacKinnon, V. Pres. CLASSICAL CLUB First Row: I. Patrice, I. Neves, I. Lee, R. Bruzzese, R. Bevan, N. Bethone , I. Dybes, M. Io- seph, I, DuBois, P. Harrington. Second Row: R. Minichiello, C. O'Connor, R. O'TooIe, M. L. Welch, I. Grinbergs, B. O'Don- nell, B, Bolemcm, B. Contee, V. Mogcvero. HISTORY CLUB First Row: R. Sacco, M. Corus R. Revcm, E. Shanks, I. Boyne P. Murphy, B, Contee, I. Morris I, Tobin, C, Perdigcxo. Second Row: K. Reidy, M. Lee I. Hedges, V. Koioskov, C1. The- odore, C. Rossi, E. Hecxrd, N Bethony. Third Row: B. Sawyer, M. Bra dy, I. Au ustus, M. Torrence, B Gittens, Neves, R. Bcrrbettcx HISTORY CLUB First Row: R. Bruzzese, R, Gul- ler, R. Sexton, B. Kmjewski B. O'Donne11, P, Harrington, I. Goulding, E. Hcxssett. Second How: I. Wong, D. Mocku- etris, M. Cwedmintos, F. Brown R. Lendrcxt, V. Mogovero, I, Lee Third Row: I, Dybes, I. Irving H. Pcxkstys, E, Aycxche, M. Wcis M. Ioseph. Adviser: Miss Whitney The Histor Club ha had an active and interesting CLASSICAL CLUB llgzaff Hume or Aeafden PMA in .f4rfAurl1 reafm 7 Adviser: Mr. McCabe The Classical Club is the newest group in G.H.S., this being our first year. Our study of classical literature, such as the works of Cicero and Caesar, has been for the purpose of understanding world conditions at that time and comparing them with our own. To our surprise we have found many similarities in the two civili- zations. Our club, therefore, not only deepens our knowledge of and interest in Roman times, but also arouses us to a keener appreciation of our own and helps us to find a warning in the errors of the past. ITALIAN CLUB MOM-I' Acura! id Auf OM-I' Aeaffd G-P2 glfaf. H Adviser: Mr. Pellegriti Though our club has only four members from the Senior Class, those lucky few have found it interesting and enjoyable. Com- posed of girls taking third and fourth year Italian, the club hopes to become more numerous in future years. We all work together and find pleasure in our common goals of getting to know better our friends across the ocean and of bringing a little bit of sunny Italy into our lives here. We learn to practise that delightful phi- losophy best expressed in these simple words: Live, laugh, love, and be happy. HISTORY CLUB .170 Lear Aiglz fall, of :todd r!eec!.4 a5 in Me gofcfen Jaya. Y S year. Under the sponsorship ol Miss Whitney we have done much to stimulate and further our knowledge of all types of history. At Christmas we had a program consisting of talks on holiday celebrations in other lands given by some of our students from foreign lands. During the Ianuary meet- ing, we enjoyed a most interesting lecture by Miss Wriston of the Boston Art Museum on early American art, illustrated with example of colonial paintings. The History Club also presented the annual Washington-Lincoln Assembly in Feb- ruary. This interesting and successful program was com- posed of tableaux depicting twelve women in the lives of Washington and Lincoln. 59 I. Dybes, Pres., N. Bethoney, Sec. E. Donatelli, M. Bua, Pres.g Knot shown, I. DeMarco, Sec.-Treas., A. M. Recupero, M. loseph, Ex. Bd., E. Hassett, Treas.p R. Sexton Sec., R. Krajewski, Pres. BUSINESS GIRLS' CLUB First Row: B. Barkev A, Cap- prini, E, Donatelli, I. Carcerano A. Capillo, I. Hamilton, M. Ker- allah, V. Firicano, C. A, Cicco R. Fagioli, R. Covey. Second Row: I. Bill, R, Campa- nello, F. Ardagna, C. Doherty M. DiPasquale, R. M. Calasci- bettcx, P. Barry, C. Connolly L. Carlo, M. Ciriello, M. Curtis Y, Davis, A. Clapp, I, Boyne BUSINESS GIRLS' CLUB First Row: M, Minichino, I. Kan ter, A. Phillips, A. Palanchian P. Penta, I. Goulding, P. May field, R. Interbartolo, N, Ma rano, I. Scott, A, Stack. Second Row: B. Testa, D. Laine E, Hassett, L. Guptill, R, Palla dino, T. Gilman, E, Amico, C Wright, R. Mason, P. Fewtrell Third Row: P, Kripp, V. Wong K. Reicly, P. Searle, B. Sawyer B. Gittens, G. Sullivan, R. San tosuosso, M. Zayka, I, Rizzo. BUSINESS GIRLS' CLUB First Row: M. Orsino, L. Fasano, P, Miniutti, I. Interbartolo, V. Giglio, M. Lifrieri, L. Ming, M. Ce ia, B. Mayo, D. McLellan. Second Row: F. Goodman, I, Augustus, B. MacFarland, N. Garofano, E. Martorano, I.. Ham- ilton, G. Harrington, I. Gorm- ley, M. Brinkman, Third Row: D. Hardin , S. Cur- rie, D. Gjika, 'R. Igerullo, I. Danielson, B. Downey, I. Na- pier, N. Iacob. THE BUSINESS GIRLS' CLUB lixdml aff fAe fam! unc! 1096464 unc! Jfafe were Aerd. H Adviser: Miss Turnbull The Business Girls' Club has existed successfully for six years. lt is open to girls taking the Commercial Course, who are passing in all their subjects. Our program is varied, ranging from talks given by representatives of the personnel departments of Insurance Companies, Banks, and Public Utility Companies, to films on techniques and courtesies in an office, to fashion shows on what the up-to-date business girl should wear. Our main goal is to prepare girls, in the proper fashion, to secure a good position in the business world after graduation. Speakers from various fields of work prepare us for the future by explaining to us what an em- ployer looks for and expects of us. The Business Girls' Club has succeeded in making a success of the many girls who have ventured into the business world, and I know it will A- CIGDPI TY'-:IGS-: P. TOSCGUO, Presq I. Gormley continue to do so in the future. Sec., A. Capprini, V. Pres. THE SPANISH CLUB UA!! wiale worfal of ourd. H Adviser: Miss Rogers The main purpose of the Spanish Club is to make the girls realize how much diversion they can obtain from knowing a foreign language, especially Spanish. Our members plan to put on numerous plays as we have in previous years. Among these will be Los Reyes Magos, La Tormenta, and Los Hijos Obedientesf' Another of the aims of the club is to entice the girls to read on their own more plays which are written in Spanish. With all this in mind, we know that we will have a very enjoyable as well as educational year. Seated: M. Adams, R. Seaver, Pres., E. Shanks, I. Beckett Standing: D. Harding, I. Neves, M. Lee, I. Sullivan, M. Collins, Y. Davis 61 Z 'X ff 'V 1 3 9 gi f ' N 43 v N. Q dw Q A l . - N E21 'H-sf: S2 A, 5' ,' if 4 Y -'.' Z: f 2 2 Zi 53 W 484-7 f Wk is Q W S mx? 1 N' If Z ' Wa fonea A nk' 4V zM,,,,1 542-Q '1,- im' ,Q wmv 5 W Jome imc! uioiorw I auf of gofcfen yoozdz zj. E' 559 :fs 5 Q JW. 53 62 ' 1NX x1'fg,7Kf1fAQs,,fuf' L, Miss Boyd, Renee Guller, Rose Saritosuosso, Miss Curran unior pdfty 2749714 Zfpfafflg tAfe HILL! Geneva Barros, Ioan Patrice, Mary Curtis Adele Ccpprini 64 loan Tobia Elaine Battaglia fJH,lfLC8 GJL6! PZUZXQVLJ 5011? WLGJQ FVLQPP7 Paula Bumpus OUR CO G. Sullivan, E. Donate-lli, A. Capillo, A. Metro, R, Santosuosso, P. Barry, 'l. Hedges, M, Ioseph, A. Palanchian, 65 SCIENCE AWARDS S. Melcid, M. DTPCISQUGIS, M. Lee, I. Lee, E. Ayclche L TOP PERSONALITY RATING Left: First Row-M. Ioseph L. Surette, D. Mockctpet- ris, M. Lee Second Row-R. Lendrcrt R. Guller, A. Ccipprini M. Bucr, R. Bruzzese, R Scmtosuosso, M, Walsh Third Row-M. Gedmin- tors, E. Doncitelli. ower Left: First Row-R Minichiello, M. MacKin- non, R. Sacco. Second Row-C. Perdi- gcxo, B. Testcr, S. Melcxd M. Dipgsquqle, G. Theol dore, C. Rossi. Third Row-I. Gelsomini M. Curtis, M. Litrieri. 0l'l0l 5 clxdncl gznrg gum ad PERFECT ATTENDANCE Right: First RoweP. Har- rington, P, Hayes, A Capprini, Y. Davis, B Sawyer, A. Clapp, S Giuliano, M. Ciriello Second Row-M. Lee, M. Collins, M. Bua, M. Io- seph, Miss Pelletier, L. Carlo, E. Bacon, P. May- field, R. Guller Lower Right: First Row-R Lendrat, M. Gedminias V. Koloskov Second Row-R. Re-van, R. Santosuosso, R. Sea ver, D. Metta, A. Palan chian, L. Surette Third Row-M. Lee, L. Ming, M. MacKinnon, I. Grinbergs, M. Walsh, G. Sullivan ffffenigfg an euermore fo gain!! ALL A SCHOLARSHIP M. Lee, E. Donatelli, R. Santosuosso, E. Ayache, Mr. Mclnerney, M. Get- mintas, C. Perdigao, R. Lendrat, R. Minichiello NNN? yllllk' ouing Ouf We thought we could never ge through it gggin gmc voice of clayd of og .SQIJIPHI LGI' ouing ,gn H but we did, and with painters tool alll! Cdlgii fo Ae U 3:5 Q gi' 3 l 'I , X il ws Q -' 3 ,arf it ' wil 'Y 0 D- 1,1 A as gf fi if 4 is xtllllff' 9' f f 4. F 310-271 iwi ' IL SQ! G xv-i, f? 3 1 f. 5' ' -'I fi bw 11... 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Bristol Mr. Iohn I. Broderick Mr. 6- Mrs. Ernest I. Brown Mr. 6: Mrs. Ioseph Brown Mr. 61 Mrs. Frank Bua Gerald Buona Rose Buonopane Sully Buonopane Mr. 6 Mrs. Frederick Burchill George Calabro Maria Calabro Calascibetta Family Mr. G Mrs. Mary Calderone Russell Campanello Washington Campbell Mr. 61 Mrs. Rosario Capillo Iohn Caprio Michael Caprio Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carcerano Mr. G Mrs. Rosemarie Carlo The Carneys Casey Mr. 6- Mrs. Castronovo Miss Mary Cataldo Mr. G Mrs. C. Celata Mrs. Camille Celia Center Pharmacy Iackie 51 Iimmy Cesario Albert G. Chadwick Mrs. Pauline Chekoulias l90l'L5OI 5 time Me !rigAf eyed o!!amiAar!'iencZ4 Mr. G Mrs. Leonard Ciriello Mrs. Spero Christo Bessie G Nance Christo Mr. G Mrs. Harold S. Clapp The Clegg Family Mr. QS Mrs. Richard Closson Mrs. Elizabeth M. Cole Miss' Marguerite Collins Peter A. Coras II I. Thomas Corn Mrs. Ethel Coscia Mr. 61 Mrs. Iohn I. Costa Mrs. Helen Couture Leslie E, Covey Miss Patricia M. Creamer Mr. 6: Mrs. T. L. Creamer Mr. G Mrs. Walter Curran Mrs. Mike Curtain Ann G Al Curtis Mr. G Mrs. Iohn F. Curtis Miss Beverly Daggett Mrs. Concetta D'Agostino Mr. G Mrs. Frank D'Agostino Mr. 6. Mrs. Iames D'Agostino Mr, ri Mrs. Louis D'Agostino Edwin D. Dalziel Mr. 6 Mrs. William Danner Anthony Darrigo Frances Darrigo Vincent DeAngelico Mr. :S Mrs. William DeFeo The DeFronza Family Mike Dello Russo Michael Dell Russo - Mrs. Marianna DeMarco Marie DeMartino Brian DeSanctis Elsa DeSanctis Mr. Albert DeStefano Mrs. Helen B. DeYoung Mr. Robert DeYoung Mr. Robert F. DeYoung Dianne Mr. 6: Mrs. Ray DiGiovanni Mr. G Mrs. Michael DiPasquale Mrs. Bridget DiPietro Charles DiPrima Lucy DiPrima Mr. William Doherty Walter Donatelli Mollie 6: Bernie Doren Miss Hazel Dow Miss Nancy Downes 82 H Mrs. Elizabeth Doyle Mr. William Drummond Ioseph A. DuBois Mr. Martin Dunn George Dushku Mr. 6. Mrs. David Dybes Mrs. Alexis Egan Mr. 6: Mrs. A. Fagioli The Falzone Family Mr. ,Edward Fennell A Fellow Worker Tommy Ioseph Ferrera A Mr. :S Mrs. Iohn A. Fewtrell Mr. 6: Mrs. Iames Finneran Mr. 61 Mrs. C. H. Fisher Sr. Christopher Fisher Ir. Ruth Ann Fisher Hannah Fitzpatrick Grace Flynn Mrs. Winifred Foley A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Ioanne Garofano, Class 1954 Mrs. Margaret Gartland Miss Mary Ann Gelsomini Mr. 61 Mrs. Salvatore Gelsomini Francis R. George Bimbo Giglio Mr. 6: Mrs. Ignazio Giglio Rosalie Giglio Mr. G Mrs. William Gittens Mrs. Winilred Gormley Mrs. Anita Goulding Iohn B. Goulding Sr. Mr. 5: Mrs. Herbert Grace Mr. G Mrs. Arthur Greene Herman Greenough Mr. G Mrs. Ioseph Guarino Mr. 61 Mrs. Hyman Guller Mr. 6: Mrs. E. Hagerty Mr. 61 Mrs. E. Hagerty Ir. Mr. 61 Mrs. Kazar Hagopicm Francis Haley Mr. 61 Mrs. Edward Hall Mr. 6 Mrs. Bradford Hamilton Mr. G Mrs. William T. Hamilton Steven Harchovitz Mr. G Mrs. Edward L. Harding Mr. 61 Mrs. M. Haroutunian Miss Audrey Harrigan Mr. 6- Mrs. Nelson Harrington Mrs. Phyllis Harrington Mr. 6: Mrs. Michael Hassett Willard S. Hatch Mrs. Mary Hawkins Mr. 61 Mrs. Nathaniel Heard Mr. Iames Hedges Mr. G Mrs. George High Hill 6 Family Camille lngeneri Edna Ingham lohnny Interbartolo Mr. 6. Mrs. Ioseph Interbartolo Mr. 61 Mrs. Michael Interbartolo Mrs. Beryl M. Iones Mrs. Iack lones ' Mr. Frederick Iordan George L. Iordan Mrs. Mary Iordan Mr. G Mrs. George Ioseph . G Mrs. Charles Kalaiatis . G Mrs. Z. Kamelakis Mr Mr Mr. G Mrs. Paul Kanter Mr. 6: Mrs. Thomas Kennedy Mr. 6 Mrs. Iohn N. Kerellah Mr. 6. Mrs, Vincent Keseian Curt King Mrs. Leopold R. Kleindienst Mrs. Natalie Krajewski Mr. 6 Mrs. Walter D. Kripp Mrs. M. Laine Ruth Landanno Mr. G Mrs. Samuel Lane Mrs. Iennie Lascola Mr. 6.4Mrs. Holice Laslie Miss Louise LeBlanc Mr. 6- Mrs. Roy LeBlanc Mrs. Mary Lee Mr. G Mrs. Thomas Lee Mr. Thomas Lennon Mr. 6: Mrs. Frank Lilrieri Rose Lombard Mrs. William Dunnell Luhrs Mr. Ronald S. Macdonald Mr. 61 Mrs. William MacGuire Mr. Daniel T. MacKinnon Mrs. Doris M. MacKinnon Mr. 61 Mrs. Timothy Mahoney Ralph K. Maider M. I. Mallardo Mr. 6. Mrs. Samuel Malooi Mr. G Mrs. Carl March Mr. 6: Mrs. Chris Mario Market Basket Stores Mrs. Alberta E. Martin Lucky Martorano Mr. G Mrs. Iohn F. Mason Nathaniel Mason Mrs. Alice Mayfield Mr. 6 Mrs. Iames Mayo pondord Continued Mrs. lean Mederios Mr. G Mrs. Iohn Megna Iosephine V. Megna Marie Rita Ann Megna Helen Messenheimer Mike the Bandit Mrs. Ruth Milligan The Minichino Children Mr. G Mrs. Louis Minichino loseph Miniutti Virginia Miniutti Marie Minges Ioseph Mirasolo Paul Mizzoni Frank Mogavero Mr. M. Mohriey loseph H. Murphy Mr. G Mrs. William Murphy Patricia C. Murray Mr. G Mrs. Lawrence Neves Mr. 6: Mrs. Iunior Harold Noll Mr. G Mrs. Frederick Noyes Mrs. E. O'Brien Mr. 61 Mrs. Iohn O'Donnell Mrs. Lillian Olivar Mr. 51 Mrs. Albert I. O'Neill Orient Heights 5 G 10 Store Frank G Diane Orsino Mr. 5 Mrs. Iohn Orsino Paul Ostiguy Mr. QS Mrs. Anthony Palladino Mr. G Mrs. Rosco Palladino Mr. 6- Mrs. Vincent Pantano 6: Family Mr. C. Parker Mildred B. Parks Albert Parseghian The Paterna Family Mrs. Gertrude Patterson Anthony Perella Elizabeth Perella Mr. 61 Mrs. Raymond Perna Mr. 6- Mrs. George Peters Mr. 6- Mrs. Iohn T. Peterson The Phillips Family Pieces Doris Pion Andrew C. Polin Pubie Mr. 6 Mrs. Robert Racioppi Mr. G Mrs. Ierry Reardon Mr. G Mrs. Albert Reidy Beatrice Reiss Buddy Reiss Eillen Reiss Mr. G Mrs. William Rich Mr. G Mrs. Denis Ricupero G Son Mr. G Mrs. Arnold C. Rigby Almeda Risso Esther Risso Mr. 6: Mrs. Albert Rizzo 83 Mr. 6- Mrs. Ralph Rizzo Charles D. Roberts Dorothy Rooney Anthony R. Sacco Lillian C. Sacco Mr. 6 Mrs. Seth Sakoian N. lack Salemi Mr. 61 Mrs. Abdou A. Salemy Mr. G Mrs. Anthony Santosuosso Mr. G Mrs. Nick Santosuosso Mr. 6 Mr. Pat Santosuosso Mr. Stephen Sardini Crumb Scanlin Mr. 61 Mrs. Iohn T. Scannell Iohn B. Schwenderman Mr. 6- Mrs. George Seaver Carol M. Searle Mr. Iohn E. Sgroi Rose Hall Shea, 1906 Mr. 6- Mrs. Iohn Sheehan Ioseph Sheppard Mr. 6 Mrs. loseph Shields Mr. G Mrs. Bill Sidman Marie Silvestri Mr. G Mrs. Percy Simmons Mr. Robert Smith Mr. QS Mrs. Louis Spagnuolo Maureen Spardo Mr. G Mrs. E. A. Spinale Steve Spiroif Mr. 6: Mrs. Eldred Spratling Edwin A. Stollatis Mr. 5 Mrs. Sullivan 6 Family Dorothy Sullivan Florence Sullivan Iohn Sullivan Iohn I. Sullivan Mildred E. Sullivan Norma A. Sullivan Simon C. Sullivan Violet E. Sullivan Mr. Frank A. Surette Mr. 61 Mrs. Pierre Surette Mary Tarquinio Erland Thibodeau Wilbur Tolbert Miss Anna Mae Toomey Mr. 61 Mrs. Gaetano Tringale Mrs. Lena Tuberosa Mr. G Mrs. Frank Urback Mr. 6: Mrs. William Watson Neil Peter Wilson Mary Lee Wirrell Edward E. Wonderly Compliments of Room 100 We Iuniors in Room 20, We do not fret or sneer Because we all look forward To being Seniors next year Congratulations to you all Who've had to work and drive To reach this graduation That's yours in '55 Compliments of Room 101 Compliments of Room 201 Compliments of Rooms 102 and 203 Compliments of Room 204 Compliments of Room 103 Compliments of Room 104 Compliments of Room 207 Compliments of Room 110 Compliments of Room 210 Good luck in the years to follow Class of '58 Room 200 Compliments of Room 211 Compliments of Room 30X Compliments of Room 300 Thank you all! May the underclassmen be as generous to you when you are Seniors Complrments of Room 301 Comphments of Room 307 Comphments of Room 302 Compllments of Room 308 Complrments of Room 309 Manlyn Geraldme Walda Ieanette Camllle lean Sabma Tomette Glona Delores Ruth and Arlme Rua Ioan and Anne Iosephme Y Y Ioan Mcmlyn Glorla Veromca Kathleen Shlrley Helga Hxlda too Wrsh the best of happmess always to you' Room 303 No spec1al occasron That we know For say1ng hello Room 312 Loyalty to school and country IS the duty of every Grrls Hrgh student Room 306 Comphments of Room 400 Mar' . Beal , Mddelirle, Delild. I But anytime's perfect 85 Compliments of the BUSINESS GIRLS' CLUB Don't sell us short! We're the best bargain in the school. THE MERCHANDISING CLUB 86 Compliments of the ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Flowers, bugs, buds, ond trees, l'm sure you dll hctve heard of these, But when it comes to things like this - Fossils, ducts, cmd osmosis All ot us in BC 6 Find ourselves in one big fix! The Biology Club 87 VERITAS ET VIRTUS Truth and character, - the basis of a strong society The Classical Club Compliments of the English Club Compliments of the Library Service Club The silver-tongued orators oi the FORUM extend their best wishes for success to the members of the Class of 1955 May everything in your life add up to happiness, with no joys sub- tracted, every success multiplied, and good friends never divided. The Math Club Bonne chance a la classe de l955 Le Cercle Francais Alla tortuna bisogna lasciare la porta operta. The Italian Club Buena Suerte Del Club Espagiiol Everybody sings the praises of The Glee-Club Compliments of Mr. 6. Mrs. A. Maniglia The class that makes history! The History Club Upton Spa 502 Tremont Street Boston 18, Mass. Tel. - Ci - 7-8508 THE ALUMNAE I-XSSUEIATIUN of THE GIRLS' HIGH SEHUUL congrafufafed THE EL!-XSS UE 1955 an! WZLOWLE5 tgefnf an is newealf memgem Th C11 t g Hb h ld o th econd Wednesday N b S th tdatefor yo f t 1 KEnmore 6-0518 Corset Fitter Open Evenings THE QUALITY SHOP CO. Ladies' - Gents' - Chi1dren's Furnishings 609 TREMONT ST. BOSTON, MASS. Compliments of The Bride's Dutch Uncle 30 HUNTINGTON AVE. BOSTON, MASS. Compliments of George Abizaid With the complimentx of E. C. SCHIRMER MUSIC COMPANY Importerf - Publiylaerf Dealery 221 Columbus Avenue Boston, Massachusetts CELSO PARESCHI 6. SON 51 BREED STREET EAST BOSTON, MASS. Compliments of Phillip E. Birmingham Tel. COp1ey 7-3177 24 Hour Service D. AUSTIN Roofing G Sheet Metal Work Damp G Water Proofing 89 E. CANTON ST. BOSTON, MASS. COLLEY DRUG 610 TREMONT STREET BOSTON, MASS, Co 6-3364 Newbury's Steak House 94 MASS. AVENUE BOSTON, MASS. MARTINI'S CIGAR STORE 325 HANOVER STREET BOSTON 13, MASS. VINCENT'S BARBER SHOP 621 TREMONT STREET BOSTON, MASS. City Councillor Edward I. McCormack. Ir. Bay State Novelty Co. FQ 5-6824 Cu 5-5475 OFFICES 33 CONGREVE ST. 15 PLEASANT ST. We specialize in Costume Iewelry Best wishes to the class of l955 The Ayache Family Compliments of Mai Fong Restaurant 337 MASS. AVENUE BOSTON, MASS. W - W Market 45 WINDSOR STREET ROXBURY Prop. Prop. Iohnnie Blaine Carl Puray Mansfield Beauty Academy Inc. 296 BOYLSTON STREET, BOSTON Request for Free Catalogue Armstrong Drug Harold D, Armstrong, Reg. Ph. 165 BELGRADE AVE. ROSLINDALE, MASS. Telephone Fairview 4-7069 Old Colony Credit Co. 30 HUNTINGTON AVENUE BOSTON Bob Lee's Lantern House 20 TYLER STREET BOSTON Chinatown's Coziest Eating Place Open daily from ll A.M. to 4 A.M. For Reservations and Orders to take out Call Liberty 2-3997 Compliments of A Friend Telephone EAst Boston 7-6266 Viola's Home-Made Ice Cream Spumoni 0 Gelati Wedding and Birthday Cakes AL VIOLA 35 COTTAGE STREET EAST BOSTON, MASS. Ell Buttonhole Fashions Co. 111 SUMMER STREET BosToN Liberty Z-9279 RENTEL 6 FROST. INC. Sheet Metal Contractors Engineering - Fabricating 70-78 WEST DEDHAM ST. BOSTON, MASS. Tel.: COpley 7-4351 Compliments of W. L. Moore 6 Associates 30 HUNTINGTON AVE. BOSTON, MASS. McLellan Stores Co. 2301 WASHINGTON ST. ROXBURY 19, MASS. RECO COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Foreign Records - Radios Tel. Av 2-5800 Compliments of the Harrison Mfg. Co. 170 HARRISON AVE. so BOSTON ST. SO. BOSTON, MASS. BOSTON, MASS. Caffe Roma, Inc- Modern Coffee Roasting 239-243 HANOVER STREET 105 SA'-EM ST' BOSTON 13, MASS. BOSTON' MASS- LOUIS MARKET Hanover Fruit Store 659 TREMONT ST. 103 SAI-EM ST- BOSTON BOSTON, MASS. Complimems of Ioe 6 Louie's Fruit Store fhe 129 SALEM ST. Melad Family BOSTON, MASS. Compliments of Breed Street Food Mart GAMSUN 5 BREED STREET FOR REAL GOOD EAST BOSTON 28, MASS. CHINESE FOOD LUNCHEONS - DINNERS 21 HUDSON STREET BOSTON, MASS. F-Ve1'Yb0dY'S SUPGI' Market Take Our Orders Tel. HU 2-4797 251 DORc1-TESTER ST. SOUTH BOSTON, MASS. Complxments of Peabody Master Prmters 128 MERRIMAC ST BOSTON MASS Comphments of Rlchard C Wrlhams Advertlsmg 30 HUNTINGTON AVE BOSTON MASS IOY YONG RESTAURANT Inc Chxnese and Amerlcan Food Open Dally ll AM to I AM Orders put up to take out Fxne Selection of Wmes and Liquors 21 23 HARRISON AVENUE BOSTON Il MASS Tel Ha 6 6627 Comphments of 6 Mrs Alfred Trotman C A Azar 6 Sons 346 SHAWMU1' AVENUE Bosrom MASS CI 1 8183 Scrub no more my Lady LAUNDERBEST 165A HUNTINGTON AVENUE BOSTON Feather Pxllows Washed and Fluff Drred Sl 00 Your Wash Is Done ln Thlrty Mmutes Chma Pagoda Restaurant Specxalxzmg m Orxgmal Chxnese Food 52 BEACH STREET BOSTON ll MASS Arr Condxtxoned Orders to take out Call Ha 6 2146 Caffe Srclha Pastry 128 SALEM sr aos'roN MASS Frasso Meat Market 58 PRINCE ST BOSTON MASS Comphments of the ORIENT HEIGHTS BAKERY 16 BREED STREET EAST BOSTON 28 MASS Boschetto 6 Sons. Baker 158 SALEM s'r BOSTON MASS Ed 6- Ioe s Varrety 293 DORCHESTER ST SOUTH BOSTON MASS RUBY FOO S DEN INC 6 HUDSON ST BOSTON Daily 4 3 Sun 3 2 30 De 8 7962 I I Mr. . . . I A. ' 1 I l 93 E. J. DENEHY COMPANY, INC. TRANSPORTATION Hubbard 2-0517 - Pier, Phone Hubbard 2-0792 369 B. Street Boston, Mass. STAR-LITE DINER 383 MYSTIC AVENUE MEDFoRD, MASS, For the best in music Play the Seeburg 100 Selection Automatic Phonograph distributed by Trimount Automatic Sales 40 WALTHAM STREET BOSTON The Cathay House Open from 4 P.M. to 3 A.M. Quaker Employment Service Sundays from 3 P.M, to 3 A.M. 27 SCHOOL ST., ROOM 303 Food specially packed to take home. BOSTON 8, MASS. connection with any other Cathay Restaurant in New England' Next door to City Hall 70 BEACH STREET MISS LYONS, MGR. MISS GAVOOR BOSTON' MASS' Capitol 7-1291 Richmond 2-3031-3191 Telephone Llberty 2-7136-37 vi-......., o,,p.,...........s N. ..c...,.,. graduates in the Telephone Company . . . regularly scheduled increases . . . advance- ment on merit . . . a promising future. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY The Employment Office for Women 119 Milk Street, Boston, Massachusetts 95 F W Woolworth Co 226 MASS AVENUE BOSTON Congratulations to the Class of 55 irom cr Fnend The Good Earth 5 TYLER STREET BOSTON MASS Bllhe Lee s Theatncal Dance Studxo zss cowmsus AVENUE BOSTON MASS Complxments of Charles H Wrlton Commercral Artrst Iohnl Moakley Representahve to the General Court 7th Suffolk Drstrxct Tel CA 7 4600 SO 8 5224 A Fnend Wxth the Compliments of the MacKenz1e Fanuly Drck s Barber Shop SWAMPSCOTT MASS Lrchee Vrllage Chrnese Food at lts Best 15 TYLER ST BOSTON MASS HA 6 3228 Open from ll A M 3 A M Wlth the Comphments Complrments of Ml' GMIS N R LCInCheSfeI Mr 6 Mfg, Peter Me351nq Complrments of 9 Clrceo Famlly Complxments of A Fnend compnmems of Iohn s Submanne Sandwich Shop A Fnend 283 OLD COLONY AVE SOUTH BOSTON MASS . . , . . I . . HUMPHREY ST- Special Luncheon 55c up ' ' of ' th ' U , . . 96 Compliments of . . . FRANK A. FOWLER, District Manager LOREN-MURCHISON 6. CO., INC. 27 SCHOOL STREET ROOM 418 BOSTON 8. MASS AMERICAS FINEST SCHO0L .IEWELERS CLASS PINS CLASS RINGS MEDALS AND TROPHIES JEWELEIIS FUR THE NEW UFFIEIAL GIRLS HIGH CLASS RING 194142 43 44 46 50 51 52 53 54 55 Ph RI hm d2 0161 9 Als I r Classes of 1936. 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