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

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Tl-IE MARIA JEQXNNIC THERESE DUFOUR Jeannie Saint Joscplzfr Commercial Course hearts in a big way. She school activities, especially looks forward to an office been a member of the Hy her senior year. 'l'ho' small in stature and quiet in mien, There's hidden beneath all this, we've seen Humor and wit that never dies. MELA-XNl.X D21 LUZ FERRIQIRQX Many Saint Maryfr Commmfcial Course Melania is very fond of music and of reading. Her rccitatious in English class makes the latter fact very evident, She has been most active in dramatics. VVC shall not soon forget her in the role of Flavia as she appeared in 'Patricia . She plans to be a secretary and would like to be able to do charity work. For a girl very clever And different from the rest NNe'll select our Melania She will always stand the test. , Jeanne may be very small, but she won our takes active part in dramatics. She, too, position. FY Spy ' 'PORTY-ONE my If-V ' ,leanne has staff during l EDNA TH ERIQSAWX DL' PRE Eddie Iloly Name Comnzvrfial Courxv Eddie is the witty member of her group. She has always a smile even when she utters her familiar, Oli, gee! which usually follows an extra long assignment for homework. Edna writes poetry, not exactly extemporaneously, but with great facility. Next year will find Edna in some business school. Gather the rose-buds while ye may, Old time is still a-Hling, A And the same flower that blooms todav, Tomorrow shall be dying. 19

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Wim? A ---1-We ' iQ W f U THE MARIA 'FQRTY-ONE --giw A 45:2 lQ.XYlVlUNlJ li.XI.l'll lJlfNl'i.Xlll.T 'Rusty Sain! .'l1zilnmy'.r C'nmnn'rriul t'n1lr,ve Rusty is a very popular meniluer of his class, especially in the Commercial llepartnient. He appears good-natured hut he has a nay of hold- ing his onn and winning his point. lle has musical talent and hopes some day to lead an orchestra. Heaven is not reached at a single luoundg lint ne huild the ladder hy xxhieh xxe rise Ifrom the lowly earth to the vaulted skies And ue mount to the sunnnit round Ivy round. lQOl..XNlJ hlUSl'il'll l7lfXl'i.XLll.'l' l3achie .lnlirl .S'i'mim1ry, fltllltllftl .Yrielllijiceoirrxc llachie gl'2ltlll2llCil from Saint Anthony School, hut studied in Canada hefore he entered Holy Ifaniily. Ile has appeared in dramaties, in the lioys' verse choir and on the football grid- iron. lle promotes Catholic Action hy srroupiug younger Catholic lioys together as scouts. Roland aims to he ll machinist in the Coast Guard Service. A peace almove all other dignities, A still and quiet conseieneef' i X -. . . '. '.. . '. , l Q Allf .!o.vef'l1'.v C'uu1u1erciul C'our.ri' 'rie is a lnright, diligent pupil and does well whatever is assigned to her. During: lunch periods she can add a hit ot' merriment to the group, for she realizes that, All xxork and no play makes -lack a dull boy. She likes to em- ' lmroider and enjoys a game of tennis. Zeal and duty are not slow, liut on oeeasion's foreloek xratelifnl wait. 18

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THE MARIA qhlllal .1 D C- la r 0, S' WWE:- Q,-SQ 'FORTY-ONE ,- X. N,XT.rXl.llC lla l.L'Z FliRlQlflR.iX Nat Sain! .llurylr Cmnnivrriul Cozarxv Very quiet and studiousf' her classmates had proclaimed her hut all was changed after Nata- lie appeared in Old-Fashioned Girl as Kate King, a famous author of many hooks. Her gestures and her falsetto, convinced ns that she had an art of which we were formally unaware. Natalie's charming, helpful manner has endeared her to her classmates. Her holmlmy is collecting eoins and stamps. Hope, like the gleaming taper's light, Adorns and cheers the way. And still as darker 1-'rows the night limits a hrighter ray. ll.'XL'l. l7lQ.XNC'lS l lil'1Y lloly Ifumfly .Slfit'l1lifft' Ci0'lH'.vt' l'anl has represented lloly Family on the liase- llall team for three years and has heen a mem- lmer of the dramatic eluli for the past two years. lle is not fond of performing, in pulrlie, how- ever. Tlierefore, he has heen more or less a nominal memlmer of the dramatic elnlr. lie is fond of musie and likes to play tennis. As a lunior, l'aul was class president. Ile is so full of pleasing aneedote, So rich, so gay, so poignant in his wit, 'l'inie yaiiislies lwfore him as he speaks. ROSI. MARX UMIYNI. Sain! Kiliaulr General Course Our Class would not he eomplete without Rose. She is always present where there is fun: quite often she is the merry-maker herself. Rose intends to become a nurse. She has heen inter- ested in dramaties and in the verse choir. Dur- ing her senior year especiallv, Rose and Mar- garet Tiglie have heen Constant, good friends. VYhere you see one, you usually see the other. Into our thoughts comes dancing A maid with smile entraneingf' 20