Holy Family High School - Maria Yearbook (New Bedford, MA)

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WUI 4 1 THE MARIA fFoRTY-ONE lv . f 1' R lim.. . L'l.YSSl'I .Xl.lllNll .lOSlfl'll fUlVllf.-Xlf Useless Sain! .-lnllwnyiv C'lr1.i'.vimI Cuurxe a Ulysse is a gentleman and a scholar, l-le's the sort of fellow who, come what will, keeps his chin up and faces the world with a smile. On theotherhand, Useless does not allow hisjovial spirit to interfere with his studies. He plans to enter the Coast Guard Academy and to be a success in this way. lixperienee teaeheth us That resolutioifs a sole help at need. r i 1 R.XNL'lS l..XVVlQlCNL'lC CONNOR Fran Sain! Kili11r1'.v COIl1IIIt'fl'l'tIl t'uur.vt' Francis is a happy fellow, usually smiling, and always ready to give others a laugh. He's in- teresting in serving his Country as a yeoman. He encourages his companions with, lJon't let it hother you. May he carry that philosophy of life with hiin in the vears to come! NN'ithouI, or with offence to friends or foes, l sketvh the world exactly as it goes. ' hl.XlXlliS lfl7VVARl7 COKIKETT Jimmie Holy lfumil-v .S'ri4'nlifir C'uur.vt' This eurly-haired gentleman has played lrasket- hall for three years, and haselrall for two years on the school teams. He is also a graceful dancer. He likes to read and if any of his friends disturh him when he is engrossed in a good story, he invites them to Buzz Off . VN'e live in deeds, not years -- in thoughts, not hreaths,- NYe should count our time lay lieart-tltrolxs. He most lives VVho thinks most - feels the nohlest - acts the best. 16

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rdlblmky Xtra 'P' gm X r0 THE MARIA FoRTY oNE -I OAN MQXRIIC CllOQUlC'I'TlC H-TOY? Ciullzmlrul High School Gmivrul L'uur.vv fft'lt'IlU, Montana This little Montana lassie has brightened many days of our senior year. NVe were always in- terested listeners when she talked of her west- ern friends. lt is an ill wind that blows no one good, so we are glad that ,loan decided to come to Holy Family. If she returns to the VVest again, we hope her memories of Holy Family will be happy ones. May the snowy wings Of innocence and love protect thee! l'.XTR.lCl.X C.XT1llLRlNlC L'l,.XlQKlf1 Pat Iluly Avtllllt' cilt1.l'.l'lt'tll cit7llf.Vt' Patricia is very studious and never misses an opportunity to increase her knowledge. She does not spend all her time studying for she is an artist and has spent hours doing posters and covers for the Hy Fy Spy. Pat has been a member of the dramatic club for three years. ln the near future she hopes to begin her train- ing as a student nurse. 'AAtten1pt, the end, and never stand in doubt Nothing's so hard, but search will tind it out. I.OLll5L NOl,l.I..X LOHOIMXN l Lou lloly .Yuznc C0ll1lIIt'l't'ltI1 Cuzndrt' This little miss appears very quiet, but do not be deceived. She is always ready for fun. She, juicy and Katy Saunders have been rather inseparable throughout their four years of high sehool. Vt'heu one was at a loss for fun, one of the other two usually supplied a means of mer- riment for the class. Louise hopes to be a stenographer. VX'hen her time is free, she en- joys skating and swimming in their seasons. My tongue within my lips I rein, For who talks too much must talk in vain. 15

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r ill- L ,Q - ,,g 2 TI-l E MAR I A 'FORTY-ON E 'Q ,X r lv 'flax l'llDVV.XRl7 .Xlirfl llill fORlVllER Gaspee Holy Nauru Clt1.r.vict1l Courxe Edward took part in dramatics for three years, boys' verse choir for two years, basketball for K two years and kept his name on the honor list for four years. Somewhat serious in appear- ance, yet he enjoys life to its fullest extent. He plans to enter Saint fharles in llaltimore for the next two years. llefore many years he hopes to enter the priesthood, God gives each man One life where kindle feeling, thought and will And bids him hold it like a torch on high To light himself and others. IDONKLIJ .IOSlfl'll CURRY lion Holy liaznily .Ycieufifiv C'our.rt' llonald is a real optimist. lle seems to be able to picture only the bright side of things. lion came into prominence in his lfreshman year dur- ing the Christmas play. Since then he has been a live member of the dramatic elub. This past year, however, he has been very busy outside school hours. Gather the rose-buds while ye may Old time is still a-tlying, And the same flower that blooms today, Tomorrow shall be dying. l,ll.l,l.XN .XXNK l7,Xl'l'l..XlSlf L'hiet ' llnly lftimily Ut'll4'I'tIl tinlfrxt' Lillian was with us as a l'll't'SlllllI1ll but left to go to New Bedford High School for her see- ond and third years. She just could not endure being separated from us, so she returned to fm- ish l1er high school career at Holy Family. Dra- matics and debating have occupied her interests. Lillian hopes to be a student at Textile School next year. Eyes so bright that beam with fun And a hearty 'Hello' for everyone. 17