Hyde Park High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

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Wherever the name of Sherlock is mentioned, there also is mentioned his strict discipline, his ruggedadherence to fundamentals, his marvelous knowledge of inside football, and his ability to get the most out of his players. English High 1899, Mercersburg Academy 1907-1910, Commerce 1915-1921, Hyde Park 1925-1930, 1933-1937, and 1945-those years represent the football teams that made the name of Skip Sherlock legendary throughout the East. His boys, whether they went on to college, and scores of them did, or whether they entered into industry, never forgot the lessons Skip taught them and their successes have brought a gleam of satisfaction to the old master's eyes. The rules say that Mr. Sherlock must retire because of age and so we must bid him good-bye. Nevertheless, his youthful appearance and peppery manner indicate that he has many more active years ahead of him. Wherever he goes, he can be sure that the graduates of this class and all other Hyde Park High classes wish him many, many years of happiness and success. EDWARD F. SHERLOCK Head Coach History Teacher I924 - I947 zfrewmt This class of 1947 in presenting its Yearbook welcomes back many of our vet- erans and wishes them all good luck. The ' book' contains a short record of our academic, social, and sporting accomplishments. Hyde Park High continues to develop a group of students of excellent calibre and sends them forth to hold high the standard of our school. an ten ts Dedication Faculty Seniors Sports Activities Features Advertisements DR. FR7-XNCIS J. HORGZXN Headmaster Heads of Departments GEORGE A. CUSHMAN MARION FITZGERALD AGNES M. GALLIVAN Science Modern Languages English ARTHUR F. LEARY Mathematics RICHARD A. MCCARTHY JOHN A. BERGIN FRANCIS J. LEE Commercial Branches History Co-operative Industrial Senior Activities Directors JOHN J. BUCKLEY Yearbook Senior Prom Student Coimvil CONSTANCE R. DOWD JOHN S. DONCGHUE Class Day, Assemblies Business Manager THOMAS AYKROYD Class Elections Senior Class Officers JOHN HOULIHAN WILLIAM RYAN President Vice President MARIAN WHEELER ADRIEN N E LEMAY Secretary Treasurer 5367x595 D23 me QQ? F12 XX f we J QQ 1?-iii Q GRS LILLIAN R. ADDY 9 Oakhurst St. Dorchester Dramatics 45 A. A. Representa- tive 3,' Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2 Bobby is the sparkling- eyed red head of 206. Because of her ability to tickle the ivories she is always in demand. JOHN AHERN 21 Orchard St. Jamaica Plain Jake's favorite sports are football, hockey, and target shooting. His ambition is to become an electrical engineer. He is a member of the school bugle corps. CHARLES AIELLO 7 Waterloo St. Readville Charlie is a fellow who al- ways had a joke for his friends. His sport is hunting and fishing. DOLORES ALLAY 24 Prescott St. Readville Clee Club 4 Dolores is a quiet girl with big brown eyes. She's every- one's friend and a good one at that. a ARLYNE ALLEN I1 Hilton St. Hyde Park Social Dancing 4 Arlyne came to us from Somerville and during her short stay we have come to learn the Somerville girls are pretty nice. 12 DOROTHY I. ANDERSON 320 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Courier 45 Basketball 3, 45 Lieu- tenant 3g Softball 3, 4 Dotty is more at home play- ing basketball than anything else. She is a sincere friend. ROBERT J. ANTIION Y 16 Blake St. Mattapan Robert is a rabid collector of classical records. He also does a great deal of roller skat- ing. FRANCIS P. ARTOBELLO 7 Oak Pl. Hyde Park Debating 4g Dramatics 4 5 Senior Revue 3, 45 Track 2, 3: Courier 2g Yearbook 5 Social Committee 3 Hats off for Franny! His everlasting pep and ability to get in mischief make him one of our most popular seniors. MARJURIE I. BALCAM 17 Caton St. Mattapan Honor Roll 4 Margie is a new student and a most intelligent girl. Her poise and ability to mix in are her best assets. JOHN L. BAUER 626 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park Senior Revue 4 g Football 45 Track 2, 35 Captain 4, Baseball 4 Johnnie who is an en- thusiastic sportsman is con- stantly preparing for a fishing or hunting trip. He is an out- standing runner on the track team also. EDWARD J. BEAUSANG 12 Washington St. Pl. Hyde Park Ed's hobbies are hunting and fishing. He wants to be- come a dental technician when he completes high school. JOSEPH HEAUSANG 12 Washington St. Pl. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g A. A. Repre- sentative 2g Student Council 3 Red Cross 2 Joe is one of our shyest seniors and his main ambition is to become a lawyer. IZHARLES BEDARD 306 Adams St. Dorchester Charlie's hobbies and sports are hunting and fishing. He hopes to be able to become an airplane mechanic. PIIYLLIS M. BlCNKl'1R'l' 3 Paula Rd. Dorchester Debating 3 g Dramatics 45 Student Council 35 Ofice Assistant 3, 4 Phyl is our Junior Miss in person who has quite a way of getting into thingsj She is a live-wire in all senior activities. KZAROLYN BEN,NE'I l' 40 Taunton Ave. Mattapan Dramatics 4 5 Basketball 3, 4: Softball 2, 3: Badminton 3, 4: Social Dancing 3, 4,' Senior Revue 4 Carolyn's sweet and very cute, She's always gay and never mute So popular with one and all, She's really completely on the ball. 13 PHYLLIS BERESZNIEWIKZZ 2 Hale St. Hyde Park Though she is generally serious minded, she displays just enough humor to indicate a jolly disposition. .IUIIN A. BERNAZZANI 149 Walworth St. Roslindale Student Council 4 Johnny, is the strong quiet type but watch out for him when he's on the loose. He hopes to be a machinist. WAl..'l'ER lfl. BILLINGS 66 Birchcroft Rd. Hyde Park Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 35 Band 45 Lieutenant 4 3 Wally, who fronts his own band, has already proved him- self a qualilied orchestra leader. The maestro is bound to suc- ceed in the field of music. WILLIAM .L BlSCll01 l 71 Regis Rd. Mattapan Bill's jovial disposition make him a pleasant associate. He takes everything in stride with a carefree and pleasant attitude. BARBAIRA HLUM 158 Colorado St. Mattapau Senior Revue 21 Basketball 2, 3 Barbara is a fun-loving girl who is a good friend to know and keep. Her friendly smile and personality are her greatest charms. -A TIIUMAS BRADY 26 Forest Ave. Readville Football 4 g Captain 4 ' Tom was a rugged bulwark in the line of last fall's football team. .IUSEPII HIIACKI-JN 45 Sunnyside St. Hyde Park Yearbookg Courier 3, 4 5 Spanish Club 3, 4 g Marshal 3 l Joe is a boy with that inno- cent look. But Joe's many friends say, Don't judge a book by its cover. h I-IICIIAHII BUYSUN 36 Nelson St. Dorchester Lieutenant 4 Dick enjoys swimming, hockey, roller-skating, skiing, and ice skating. He hopes to be a machine designer. He also plays good Boogie-Woogie on the piano. CIIA Ii LIES BUWE 5 Braeburn Rd. Hyde Park Social Committeep Dramatics 3: Baseball 4 5 Football 4 Charlie spends his spare time burning up the roads with his car. RI'I'A M. BOUVIEII 1825 Hyde Park Ave. Readvillc Rita seems to have quite a number of friends even though she doesn't say much. 14 WILLIAM BUUSIIICLL 47 Philbrick St. Roslindale Bill is one of the best look- ing and best dressed young men around these partsg and that curl, it gets them all. R0liEII'I' BOUIlll0'l' 109 Pierce St. Hyde Park Bob's hobby is racing hom- ing pigeons. He likes to play baseball and hockey. ,IOSICPII L. BUUIDHICAU 24 Amherst St, Roslindale Tootsie'i is an all-round good sport who hopes to be 'a tool maker. ROIiI'III'I' X. BOUCIIER 5 Mercer St. Hyde Park Track 2, 3 5 Hockey 3 g Spanish Club 3 ' Bob has been studying avia- tion ordnance at the Marine Camp at Oak Grove, North Carolina. He expects to make a cruise to Cuba. IIICLICN M. BONN 20 Lexington Ave. Hyde Park Oficc Staff3, 4g Courier 45 Senior Revue 25 Red Cross Z5 Glec Club 2, 3 Helen is one of Miss Morri- son's favorite helpers. She manages to keep smiling under all circumstances. VIRGINIA R. BIIENNAN 1436 Blue Hill Ave. Mattapan Glec Club 2, 35 Debating 45 Dramatics 4 Ginny's smooth and charm- ing manner is the envy of all her classmates. She has twinkling eyes, cute dimples and quite an interest in football. ,IA MICS BROWN 20 Reddy Ave. Hyde Park Spanish Club 3, 45 Courier 35 A. A. Representative Z Jim's that dapper lad with the big smile whom we hear, is going to be the next manager at the Oriental. DAVID W. BRUCE 819 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Drum Corps 2, 3 5 Orchestra 4 Dave is an active member in school music and he also has his own orchestra. ALICE BULMAN 20 Prescott St. Readville Honor Roll 3, 45 Ycarbook5 So- cial Committec 3 5 Lieutenant 2, 35 Tennis 4 Here's the deb of 203. Brains and a rating of tops sum up Alice. Her artistic ability is one of her chief assets. t1A'I'IIERINE BURKE 17 Lexington Ave. Hyde Park Glcc Club 2 Sally is a good friend to all. Her friendly smile and fun- loving ways will take her a long way to future success. 15 ,IOSICPII BURKE 73 Maple St. Hyde Park Courier 25 Lieutenant 45 Mar- shal 3 Joe is a quick witted guy whose stamping ground is the nY.v1 ALICE LZAIVIPBICLL 121 Evans St. Dorchester Basketball 4 Soupy is our little gem. She is a lively gal and quite popular with her piano enter- taining. 6 ,I EAN CA M PISI 476 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park Basketball 4 5 Honor Roll 3 5 S0- cial Dancing 45 Lieutenant Here's a little girl from 101 who has a wardrobe that is the envy of any girl. She is also a star pupil in her studies. .IUIIN I . GAIRAHIQR 25 Emmett St. Hyde Park Johnny joined the Navy last July and we know he will make an efficient sailor and a friendly ship-mate. His hobbies are swimming and bowling. MARIE, ANNE CARDANI 65 Oak St. Hyde Park Debating 45 Dramatics 45 A. A. Representative 25 Courier 35 Basketball 35 Cheer Leader 2 This tall and willowy dam- sel is going to M.l.T. next year. Well, what do you know, an aspiring female engineer in our midst, and one who makes all her own clothes! FRED CARIDINAL 34 W. Milton St. Readville Fred enjoys playing base- ball, football, and hockey. Ev- eryone who knows him thinks he is a good sport. ROY CARLSDN 182 Sherin St. Hyde Park Marshal 3, 4 Roy is quite a studious boy who shows great promise. ,IOSEPII CARVICR 346 Cummins Highway Roslindale With his bright smile and winning personality Joe may be seen most anytime at the High- way Pharmacy making friends along with sodas. WILLIAM CAVANAUGII 99 Wood Ave. Mattapan Drum Major 45 Marshal 35 Courier 35 A. A. Representative 3 Bill's line clothes and well- groomed look attract admiring glances as he goes diligently about his school work. JULIUS CIIAMRERLAIN 26 Riverside Sq. Hyde Park Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Foot- ball 25 Lieutenant 35 Marshal 25 Senior Revue 4 julie is an all round athlete. His sparkling personality makes him popular with both boys and girls at the High. 16 LAWRENCE A. CHAPMAN 65 Gordon Ave. Hyde Park Orchestra 45 Spelling Medal 25 Track 25 Band 4 Larry is an ardent clarinet player who takes to music very seriously. MARY A. CIVITARESE 36 Ramsdell Ave. Roslindale Marshal 35 Cheer Leader 3, 45 Lieutenant 2, 35 Courier 4 Mary is one of our nicest girls and is well liked by all. RICHARD CIVITARICSIE 76 Arlington At. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 2 Dick is the quiet fellow with the dimples whose ambition is to be a draftsman. EDWARD CLARK 120 South St. Jamaica Plain Courier 2, 35 Social Committee 2, 3: A. A. Representative 2, 35 Marshal 3 Ed is one of the many good- looking boys we have in our school from jamaica Plain. He likes all sports and is especially good in basketball. RUTII S. CLARKIC D 55 Lexington Ave. Hyde Park Courier 45 Red Cross 2, 3 Ruthie is our pretty libra- rian who will become one of our best women in white. JANE CLUFF 35 Pleasant St. Hyde Park Student Council 45 Basketball 4 5 Badminton 3g Captain 25 Mar- shal 3 5 Cheer Leader 45 Social Dancing 4 5 Tennis 3, 4 Jane's a girl with lots of brains But priggish ways she does dis- daing She's very cute, but the girl's not vain, And our love for her will never wane. JOSEPH COFFEY 232 Hyde Park Ave. jamaica Plain joe's fine sense of humor keeps all of his friends and class- mates in good humor. We don't know exactly what Joe is going to do but whatever it may be we all know he will make good. JOHN COLANT ON l 1557 River St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2 John is one of our more stu- dious Seniors who believes that you can't get anywhere unless you work. CAI-IMELA COLANTUONO 846 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Carmela is well liked by all and the way she can fix her hair all the time is certainly the envy of all us girls. ELEANOR COLELLA 21 Waterloo St. Hyde Park Eleanor is a pretty young girl with a charming personality and a sense of humor that brightens up any dreary day. 17 5 VIRGINIA COLLIER 97 Sunnyside St. Hyde Park Student Council 4 p Badminton 3 g Glee Club 2g Marshal Virginia works very hard at her studies and, as we all know, her efforts are well rewarded. DONALD CONNOR 24 Ventura St. Dorchester Football 3 5 Courier 2 Don hopes to join the Navy when he graduates and try to lind himself a mermaid! A. JOYCE CORBETT 21 Glide St. Dorchester A. A. Representative 4g Lieu- tenant Zg Basketball 2, 45 Red Cross 3 5 Dramatic Club 3 Joycie is our choice for Miss Personality plus. She is very active in her classroom and has a grand sense of humor. JAMES J- COSTELLO 29 Neponset Ave. Hyde Park President 3 5 Honor Roll 2, 3 5 Student Council 3 5 Red Cross 4 5 Graduation Marshal 35 Social Committee 4 Sim is everybody's friend and everybody is Sim's friend. The proof of his popularity is the fact that he was Junior Class President. MARY COSTELLO 8 Thompson St. Hyde Park Mary has a quiet and re- served manner which has made her liked by all the class and teachers. She is always willing to help. PRISCILLA COTE 50 Regent St. Roxbury Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Priscilla is one of our smartest Seniors. She can usual- ly be found in 103 after lunch, combing her long blonde tresses. JOSE PII L. 1ZllA'I'I'1AU 1082 Canterbury St. Roslindale Leon plays the drums in a dance band, and in the school orchestra and band. His am- bition is to be a teacher of drums and his favorite sport is swim- ming. PAUL CRIVELLARO 53 Oak St. Hyde Park Lieutenant 25 Captain 3, 45 Courier 4, Track 3, 4 5 Red Cross 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Paul's hobbies are hunting and swimming and his ambition is to become a mechanical engi- neer. JAMES J. CUMMINS 34 Cornell St. Roslindale Jimmy does farming for a relaxation and hobby. He hopes to be a good cabinet maker. THOMAS F. CURRAN 1008 River St. Hyde Park Basketball Manager 3, 4g Base- ball Manager 3 Tom divides his time be- tween visiting the 'Y'f and help- ing Mr. Dugan with basketball. 18 EDMOND CURTIN 303 Fairmount Ave. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 3 This classy-dressed senior from the hills of Fairmount is very popular with all his school mates. BARBARA CWALINA 36 Maroposa St Mattapan Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Basketball 4 Barbara's good marks are a source of everlasting wonder to all. From these, you can be sure we'll be hearing of her in the not too distant future. DONALD DACEY 105 Child St. Hyde Park Dramatics 4 5 Marshal 3g Hock- ey 4 Don's a little fellow. He'1l do no one harm. But when he wants to, can he turn on the charm. IRENE IPALESSANDRO 15 Agnes Ave. Mattapan Honor Roll 3 5 Student Council 4 5 Glee Club 2, 35 Captain 3, Senior Revue 4 Irene's intelligence and hu- mor will long be remembered by all the class and teachers. Full of sparkling laughter, she can always brighten the dullest moments. I VIRGINIA IPALISSSANIJIIO 48 Summer St. Hyde Park Spelling Medal 3 Ginny is one of our quiet- est Seniors. Her leisure time is divided between cooking and bowling. GRACE D'ARIlIGO 85 Mariposa St. Mattapan Honor Roll 2 Grace is a quiet girl who doesn't say much but is always ready with a happy smile. .IEANNE DAVIS 57 Rowe St. Roslindale Basketball 3, 4 5 Badminton 3, 45 Marshal 35 Cheer Leader 3, 45 Debating 45 Dramatic 45 A. A. Representative 2, 3 5 Student Council 45 Senior Reuuc 3 5 Social Committee 4 Jeannie, who is one of our prettiest Seniors, can always be found cheering for the boys at the local football games. ALICE DEININGER 34 Cedar St. Mattapan Quiet Alice, that's her name, This disposition is her fame, Always smiling, peppy, and gay, Fullilling her duties in a care- ' free way. AIJELAIDE DELANEY 1187 Adams St. Dorchester Adelaide is one of those girls with personality plus. One of her many assets is her nice wavy hair. BARBARA DELANEY 2261 Dorchester Ave. Dorchester Courier 45 Social Dancing 4 Barbara is a Pretty lass, One of the best dressed in our class. She's always studying her Latin book, They tell me that she can also cook. i19l' LEO DE STEFANO 85 Mora St. . Dorchester Dramatics 4: Senior Revue 3, 4 Leo is an accomplished ar- tist. He seems to have quite a way with the girls, too. ELEANOR DEVINE 15 Osceola St. Mattapan Courier 4g Tennis 3 g Basketball 45 Captain 3g Lieutenant 2 Elly has shown us that she is a merrymaker and will cer- tainly get along with anybody. VIRGINIA DEVLIN 55 Oak St. Hyde Park Yearbook 4 p Social Dancing 4g Honor Roll 2 Ginny is the fun-loving lass, One of the cutest in our class. Her friendly ways and charming smile, Just go to prove that life's worth while. .IOIIN DILLON 71 Williams St. Jamaica Plain john is a quiet fellow. He is quite an authority on horses. We expect he will become a great sportsman some day. .IOAN DI M AGGIO 527 E. 6th St. South Boston Honor Roll 2 Joan is a cute lass with na- turally curly hair. She can play the piano and is always ready to play for you and for me. JEAN M. DOYLE 28 Mildred Ave. Mattapan Here is our pick for Miss College Girl. Jeanie with the light brown hair is neat and very smooth. ARTHUR DRISCOLL 1575 River St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 25 Dramatics 4: Spanish Club 3, 45 Football 4: Track 2, 3 5 Captain 4 Three cheers for Art. He is the comedian of 223. If you hear a burst of laughter you're sure Arthur is around. JOHN E. DRISCOLL 591 Walk Hill St. Mattapan Social Committee 35 Senior Revue 3 g Honor Roll 3 John is extremely popular among his classmates and also one of our more studious boys. JOHN J. DRISCOLL 26 Mildred Ave. Mattapan John left last January to join the Navy. His many friends wish him the best of luck. FRANCIS ,DROZIIICK 122 Wood Ave. Mattapan Frank wants to go to radio school and become a radio tech- nician. The class feels that he will be a great help to the radio industry of the future. 20 PAULINE DUNN 135 Milton Ave. .Hyde Park Dramatics 3, 4 5 Senior Revue 3, 4,' Basketball 3, 4: Field Hockey 35 Lieutenant 3 g Cheer Leader 3, 4: Social Dancing 4 5 Badminton 4 g Tennis 2, 3, 4 Pommie is 206's captivat- ing energator. Her blue eyes, catchy laugh, and peppy per- sonality have caused more than one boy to fall, and have placed her tops in personality. DOROTHY J. ELLIS 106 Blake St. Mattapan Senior Revue 25 Social Committee 2 5 Student Council 3: Social Danc- ing 3g Ojficc Staff 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3 Dot missed several months of school this year because of an operation. She managed to catch up in short order. Her record in studies is excellent. HENRY ERNST 47 Bradeen St. l Roslindale Henry's classmates all agree that without him many classes would be very boring. His am- bition is to be a machinist. DONAL FAIIEY 88 Harvard Ave. Hyde Park junior Red Cross 35 Dramatics 4 Don has made himself a good name at the high school. He has also many friends who want to wish him all the luck in the future. JOHN P. FALCIONIC 46 Norton St. Readville Track 2, 3, 4 John's ambition is to be- come a mechanical engineer. He served on the track team in his second, third, and fourth years. He enjoys playing foot- ball, baseball, and hockey. BARBARA A. FARRELI. 199 Almont St. Mattapan Senior Revue 3, 45 Social Danc- ing 3, 4 just before the 8:45 bell rings Barb breezes in, sinks into her chair, and sighs with relief. Her throaty, contralto voice cap- tivates the patrons of the Senior Revue. LOVELL M. FlkWCE'FT 117 Gordon Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Social Com- mittee 2 5 Glee Club 2 Lovell is a quiet girl but she has proved to us that you cer- tainly can have fun with a quiet girl and we know she'll be a suc- cess. JOSEPH FEELEY 13 Rosa St. Hyde Park Drum Corps 2, 3, 45 Marshal 3, 4 joe's modest manner and winning personality made him wen liked by all the boys and girls. LAWRENCE FENNESSEY 1368 River St. Hyde Park Debating 45 Dramatics 4 Larry's many friends hope he will succeed in the study of law. ALVARO FERREIRA 34 Neponset Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 35 Debating 45 Lieutenant Spanish Club 3, 45 Dramatics 35 A. A. Representa- tive Z Al is the cheerful fellow from 217 whose ability to make friends has made him popular with all. 21 ELLEN FINAMORE 22 Lockwood St. Hyde Park Treasurer 35 Red Cross 3: Glee Club 2, 3 5 Courier 35 Basketball 35 Lieutenant 35 Student Council , 45 Marshall 35 Social Dancing4 Tina's pleasing personality plus perfection in her school work have gained her many friends among teachers and pupils. ELIZABETH P. FINN 93 Washington St. Hyde Park Basketball Z, 35 Badminton 2, 35 Tennis 2, 35 Dramatics 25 Field Hockey 25 Softball 2, 35 Captain 25 Red Cross 2 5 Senior Revue 3 Liddy is the last of a long line of Finns. She comes ffrom the hills of Corriganville. MARY FIORE 19 Glenwood Ave. Hyde Park Social Dancing 4 Mary's proud of her school and her friendsg Now there's a friendship that never ends. She's the truest kind of chum, And what's more she's lots of fun. IIILBERT E. FITCH 35 Webster St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 35 Spelling Medal 3, 4 5 Yearbook 4 Bert spends his spare time on his stamp collection and his mechanical magazines. He in- tends to become a draftsman. HENRY J. FLAIIERTY 1326 River St. ' Hyde Park Debating 45 Dramatics 4 5 Courier 45 Yearbook 45 Red Cross 3 Henry's shy and unassum- ing manner and his ability to make friends wherever he is have won him a host of admirers. 'P 'x 'J L+ K CLAIR FOLEY 32 Hillside St. Hyde Park Ojfice Sta-U' 4 Good-natured, good spirited is our Claire, A little lady I do declareg Refined, petite, and as neat as Q can be,- She's pretty nice, believe you me. EUGENE F. FOLEY 8 Hall St. Jamaica Plain Gene is an all-round good sport and hopes he'll always have pals like Tootsie, He hopes to be a mechanical engineer. KENNETH A. FOX 6 Warren Ave. Hyde Park Forum 4 Ken has contributed a great deal to the success of the forums this year. Although accom- plished in the held of literature, he intends to study natural science. MARY L. FRANCIOSO 28 Tileston St. Mattapan Tennis 35 Cheer Leader 3, 45 A. A. Representative 35 Gee Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 Spanish Club 3 5 Debating Club 4 5 Senior Revue 4 Mary is one of those one in a million girls. Her personality and fun-loving nature have gained her a host of friends. RALPH FRANCIOSO 28 Tileston St. Mattapan Ralph does his work quietly and is at peace with his teacher and fellow pupils. my ANNA FRANSOSO 1941 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Glee Club 3, 4: Basketball 25 A. A. Representative 4 Petunia'sl' popular to us and to you. She's also a riot, and full of fun, too. RUSSELL FREDERICK 1481 River St. Hyde Park Russ can be found at the Chez Vous skating in his spare time, and not alone! ERNEST GEISER 83 Harvard Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 35 A. A. Repre- sentative 3 5 Track 2, 3 Not only is he a good scholar as his record shows, but also an ace track star. JOHN GALLAGHER 31 Hollingsworth St. Mattapan Captain 2, 3 Jake was a captain in drill in his second and third years and joined the drum corps in his fourth year. He enjoys hunting, trapping, and hockey. He would like to be a state trooper. ALBERTA CEBHARDT 687 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Alberta has the knack of making beautiful clothes and she has the ability to wear them. She's also a nice friend to have. ANTHONY F. P. GIARDINO 31 Gordon Ave. Hyde Park Track 2, 3, 4g Football 3, 45 Base- ball 3, 45 Senior Revue 3,' 4: Lieutenant, Drum Corps 2, 3, 45 Student Council 4 5 Social Com- mittee 4 judd is small but-oh, my! What a record! IRENE C. GIOIOSA 20 Farrar Ave. Hyde Park Basketball 4 5 Badminton 4, Senior Revue 3 Fun-loving Irene can always be found where things are gay and is one of the reasons why our Senior boys are happy. ALICE L. GIOVANNUCCI 36 Harmon St. Mattapan Captain 2 5 Basketball 4: Red Cross 3, Yearbook 4 Alice's sweet personality and gracious manner have made her an outstanding member of our class. .l.-KMES M. CLANCY 44 Walter St. Roslindale Jim's classmates all agree school would not be the same without him. He enjoys swim- ming, football, and yachting. He hopes to become a mechan- ical engineer. KARLEN GODFREY 17 Safford St. Hyde Park Social Committee 25 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Dramatics 4g Courier 35 Basketball 3, 4: Badminton 4 5 Tennis 3, 4 5 Social Dancing 45 Lieutenant 25 Field Hockey 35 Senior Revue 4 5 Soft- ball 2 With a laugh and a jump she lands in school Rarely calm, collected, or cool, She's happy that way, and hap- py she'll stay Going along with her peppy days. i231 NANCY J. GOUDIE 11 N. Monroe Ter. Dorchester A. A. Representative 2 Here is our dimpled darling with her dark curls, peppy per- sonality, and plenty of laughter. PRSCILLA CREELEY 79 Business St. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 2, 35 Glee Club 2, Lieutenant 25 Softball 2, 3 Priscilla is not only a good athlete but she's also very good in her studies. A truer friend you couldn't find. JAMES GROVER 722 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park Spanish Club 3 5 Drum Corps 2, 3, 4g Marshal 2, 3 jim is the nonchalant boy of 223. His chief ambition is to get through school. ADELE C U A STA LLI 9 Washington Pl. Hyde Park Lieutenant 3 5 Marshal 35 Courier 3, 4 Q Tennis 4 Adele has been our charm- ing editor-in-chief of the Courier for two years. Her sparkling personality has endeared her to us. ANDREW J. GUERINI 160 Savannah Ave. Mattapan Drum and Bugle Corps 4 Andy's hobbies are reading and playing baseball. He hopes to succeed in whatever he tries to do. ELIZABETH HARTNOLL 1 Centervale Park Dorchester Honor Roll 4 5 Senior Revue 4 Although Elizabeth came to us just this year her pleasing personality has won her many friends. BARBARA HASTINGS 19 Winborough St. Mattapan Barbara's timid, sweet and smallg But a true friend to one and all. ROBERT IIAVEY 726 Hyde Park Ave. Roslindale Bob is the envy of all the girls. How they wish they had those curls! He's a pretty flashy ice skater and is everybody's friend. ROBERT R. HENRY 911 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Track 2, 3 Robert is a quiet but popu- lar boy around the school, joined the Navy last summer. He is at present at the Antarc- tic with the Admiral Byrd Ex- pedition. JOSEPH HERGET 208 River St. Mattapan Yearbook 4g Courier 2 5 Red Cross 35 Social Committee 4 Joe, with his suave manner and Fme disposition, has many friends. 24 ROGER B. HIGGINS 104 Itasca St. Mattapan Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Roger is a tall, quiet boy with a pleasing smile. I-Ie is often consulted by his class- mates on subjects that require a great deal of thought. GERALD HILL 61 Belnel Rd. Mattapan Lieutenant 4,' Debating 45 Dra- matics 45 Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Courier 3,' Student Council 35 Track 2, 3, 4 5 Social Committee 3 Jerry is quite a popular Senior from Mattapan who can be found at ChezVous any time. His ambition is to be a commercial teacher. STEPHEN L. HILL 89 Welles Ave. Dorchester Honor Roll 2 Steve is that handsome, mischievous fellow who can be seen roaming about the school with a carefree look. Regard- less of this fact he is really an earnest scholar. Ki DOLORES E. HOGAN 40 Water St. Hyde Park Senior Revue 3, 4,' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Social Dancing 4 Hogie's red hair is quite a topic of conversation. She is a perfect example of a ufriend in need is a friend indeed. ARDIS E. HOOPER 125 Arlington St. Hyde Park Basketball 4 5 Field Hockey 3 Ardis is a very quiet girl who will surely win success and reach a high goal. JOIIN HOULIHAN 18 Birchcroft Rd. Hyde Park Track 2, 35 Football 3, 45 A. A. Representative 25 Class Presi- dent 4 jock is our versatile Presi- dent who is well known for his accomplishments in sports and social fields. JAMES L. HUHER 77 Sunnyside St. Hyde Park Bugle Corps 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4: Spanish Club 4 Jim is bound to make good because of his ability and versa- tility. EDVVARD I-IUFNAGLE 595 Center St. Jamaica Plain Quiet and always working, Huf is the ideal of all his teachers. LESLIE I. IIUGIIES 52 Old Morton St. Mattapan Courier 25 Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 4 Les enjoys roller skating. His ambition is to be a machinist or upholsterer. DOLORES HUNT 277 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park Senior Revue 25 Courier 3 5 Forum 45 Red Cross 25 Glee Club 25 Badminton 35 Lieutenant 25 Honor Roll 2 Dolly seems to be quiet in school but once she 's known out- side, that impression quickly vanishes. She's one nice girl and perfect to know. 25 WALTER C. I-IURD 1081 River St. Hyde Park Courier 3, 4 5 Track 2 Wally, for his size, is one of the liveliest fellows about. An easy to like fellow, he is known and admired by all of his classmates. MARY I.. IIURLEY 40 Sanford St. Mattapan Mary is a shy girl who is a true friend to her buddies. She may be quiet but doesn't miss a trick. CUIDO F. IMBARO 24 Blanchard St. Readville Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Lieutenant 25 Captain 3, 45 Marshal 2, 3, 4 Squeeky, The Billy Rose of Readville, can be seen any- where there is entertainment or dancing. This has made him quite popular with the fair sex. VINCENT INGUANTI 126 Central Ave. Hyde Park Football Manager 3 5 Hockey Manager 3, 45 Captain 4 Here is one of our popular Senior fellows who makes quite a hit with the fair sex. His friendly manner and cheerful disposition make Vin a well- liked boy. IIAZEL IRONS 181 Fairmount Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 35 Senior Revue 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Yearbook Here's to Hazel wishing her all the success that she is bound to have if she sticks to her book- keeping. She's a pretty good artist, too. 5, LAWRENCE JACKSON 34 Grew Ave. Roslindale Hockey 2, 3, 4 5 Lieutenant 4 Kjacksl' is a good hockey player and is the center of at- traction in Room 22. His am- bition is to be a cabinet maker. DAVID JOHNSON 66 Blake St. Mattapan Judging from his ability at the piano, Dave is headed for a very successful career. He should have his own orchestra in the very near future. HERBERT JOHNSON 20 Emmett St. Hyde Park Marshal 3, 4 Herb's smiling face is pleas- ing to everybody. Everyone who knows him, likes him. RUTH JORDAN 31 Fairview Ave. Hyde Park Glee Club 2 Ruthie is a very inde- pendent girl and with her poise and self-confidence we all feel sure that she will make her own way in nurse's training. FRANCIS J. KEEFE 37 Webster St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 25 Forum 45 Track 25 Lieutenant 4 Frank is an honor student whose prowess in the field of history is great. Proof of this is the fact that he is often con- sulted by fellow students. 26 DOROTIIY C. KELLER 145 Orlando St. Mattapan Captain 3 Dot is one of our best liked Senior girls. She has a sweet disposition and a way of making friends. She is a true friend. PHYLLIS KELLEY 96 Hallron St. Hyde Park Social Dancing 4 Nice clothes and the ability to wear them are only two of many assets of our pretty Phyllis. ALBERT' KEREKON 118 Melville Ave. Dorchester Al is a quiet fellow, very interested in all types of sports. He'll give you the lowdown on anything you want to know per- taining to sports. MONA KILLILEA 23 Rockdale St. Mattapan Dramatics 4 5 Basketball 45 Social Dancing 4 p Badminton 4 g Span- ish Club 4 g Mona is the diminutive lass from the Windy City who blew into everyone's heart this year. The ranks of nursing will be bettered when she steps in. MAUREEN KING 29 Rexford St Mattapan A. A. Representative 4 If you see a happy face and shining blue eyes, you'll know they belong to Maureen. She is a favorite and true friend to all who know her. DUNALD KINNEAR 24 Friendship Rd. Hyde Park Track 2, 35 A. A. Representa- tive 4 . Don may be seen in the midst of any sports activity. He is well liked by all his class- mates, friends, and teachers. MARIE E. KIPPENBERGER 22 Bearse Ave. Dorchester Ojfice Staf 3, 45 Social Dancing 4 Marie gives you the impres- sion of being the quiettype but we know that she keeps active socially as well as scholastically. JOHN KOFFSKE 56 Davison St. Hyde Park Courier Representative 45 A. A. Representative I , 3 5 Senior Revue 35 Captain Track 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Captain 4 Our dependable athlete en- joys a huge popularity with all. John is well known all over the city for his athletic achieve- ments. LORETTA KOWALSKI 390 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Revue 3, 45 Dramatics 45 Yearbook 5 Social Dancing 4 Good looks, plenty of spunk, and a good personality make up Mopsy, our gal about town. She is well known at school and very active. AUDREY L. LABIER 15 Johnson Pl. Mattapan Social Dancing 3 Audrey, with her mischiev- ous laugh, always keeps the class in happy spirits. 27 DIMITRA LADAS 255 Wachusett St. jamaica Plain Basketball 3, 45 Badminton 3, 45 Field Hockey 3, 45 Marshal 35 Cheer Leader 45 Social Committee 35 Softball 3, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Dramatic 45 Debating 4 Dimi is one of our best dressed Seniors. As you can see by her record, she is quite a sports enthusiast. ADRIENNE LAGODMOS 629 River St. Hyde Park Adrienne came to us late but we have enjoyed her com- pany and hope that she has en- joyed ours. W. FRANCIS LAMIE 6 Adams Ter. Dorchester Honor Roll 35 Forum 4 A newcomer to Hyde Park in his Junior year, Franny quickly got into the stride of things. He has proved himself an honor student as well as a regular fellow. LOUIS IANATA 44 Rexford St. Mattapan Debating 35 A. A. Representa- tive 35 Courier 2 5 Lieutenant 2 Louie, with his great big innocent smile, has made many friends throughout the high school. , ROBERT LANATA 25 Regis Rd. Mattapan Football 3, 4: Lieutenant 25 Cap- tain 3, 45 Debating 45 Senior Revue 4 Bob is one of our quiet Seniors. During his stay here, he made many friends with his pleasing personality and ready smile. -1 + LLT DOROTHY LA TORA 1834 Hyde Park Ave. Readville Honor Roll 4 Dot's friendly spirit and pleasing manner have made her a delightful classmate. We cer- tainly enjoyed having her with us. JACQUELINE LATTIE 571 Cummins Hghwy Mattapan Honor Roll 2, 45 Treasurer 2 5 Courier 2 Jackie doesn't say much but when she does she is usually right. BARBARA LAZAROVICII 22 E. Glenwood Ave. Hyde Park Senior Revue 2, 3, 4 5 Red Cross 2, 3, 4 Barbsy's various talents are well known. Her singing and dancing have been features of the Senior Revue ever since she was just a little tot. ROBERT S. LEADBETTER 44 Warren Ave. Hyde Park Student Council 3, 45 Football 45 Track 2, 3, 4 Bob is one ofthe most popu- lar and well-liked fellows in the Senior class. A DONALD LEARY 93 Sunnyside St. Hyde Park Track 3 Donald was never seen with- out a smile on his face. He's now in the Navy and we hope he's still happy. 28 ADRIENNE LEMAY 8 Chesterfield St. Readville A. A. Representative 2, 4: Glee Club 25 Marshal 35 Basketball 3, 45 Badminton 3, 4: Softball 35 Red Cross 3: Treasurer 4 g Social Dancing 4 5 Fiedl Hockey 3: Student Council 4 g Senior Revue Adrie is our peppy treasurer with the big brown eyes. Her sparkling personality and ready wit have made her tops in pop- ularity. RALPH LEMAY 8 Chesterfield St. Readville Ralph joined the Army last fall and left an army of ad- mirers heartbroken. We hope to see him back in Hyde Park before too long. RICHARD .l. LOMBARDI 112 Readville St. Readville 'Bugle Corps 2, 3, 45 Marshal 2, 3 Dicki' is from Readville and is quite the boy. When it comes to having a good time, you'll need a horse to hold him back. GEORGE D. LYNCH 152 Savannah Ave. Mattapan Senior Revue 35 A. A. Representa- tive 35 Courier Z: Football 4: Tennis 2 The reason for all Red's girls is that fiery hair with just one curl. Red plans to be a traveling salesman to get away from it all. 64 JOAN D. MacDONAI.D 49 Bearse St. Dorchester Senior Revue 35 Badminton 4: Social Dancing 4 Joanie is reserved and very sweet. Her poise and pleasant ways make her very well liked. RONALD MacDOUGALL 28 Gordon Ave. Hyde Park Debating 3, 4g Dramatics 3, 4: Senior Revue 2, 3, 49 Spanish Club 31 Track 3, 4gCOU 3, 4 Ronald is called Muff by his many friends. He is quite successful in local show busi- ness. MYRTLE MacKENZllC 21 Webster St.i Hyde Park Myrt is a brain in her studies and has plenty of spunk. She has a good sense, of humor and uses it freely. to the amuse- ment of all. ROBERT MALLEY 4106 Washington St. Roslindale Senior Revue 3, 45 Drill Lieu- tenant Zg Captain 3, 4 Bob's hobbies are roller- skating and dancing. His am- bition is to become an electrical technician. MARGARET MALLOY 15 Norton St. Readville Margaret is a nice friend to have and to keep: Her character is gracious fun- loving and sweet. EVELYN MALUNEY 205 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Dramatics 45 Basketball 4 5 Cheer Leader 45 Social Committee 4 Evelyn is our typical Miss Teen-Age and an all-round good kid. She brightens up every room with her cheery smile. i29i BA RBA RA M AM AT Y 1399 River St. Hyde Park Social Dancing 4 She's quiet and oh, so neat, She's really what you call petiteg Her kindness and her gentle ways Are proof enough that friendship pays. FREDERICK MANNA 86 Sunnyside' St. Hyde Park Fred is one of those tall, dark, and handsome fellows. He intends to be a landscape artist and judging from his previous work, success should not be far off. DORIS M ANN ETTE 14 Edwards St. Hyde Park Basketball 45 Cheer Leader 4 Doris is quiet and a little shy Life, however, won't pass her by. Her qualities, each for first place, vie And we praise her charms to the very sky. .IULIA A. MARIANO 351 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Basketball 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4 g Courier 4g Senior Revue 3, 4g Honor Roll 4 p Social Committee 4 julie is one of the glamour girls of the Senior class. Her long dark hair and snappy humor make her well liked among her classmates. THERESA M A RTE Ll . 7 Dana Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 3. 45 Representa- tive 25 Captain 3g Courier: Bad- minton 4 Her pleasing personality, plus her intelligence will bring Terry success in anything she does. Her shining locks are the envy of all. ly L L... -Qi. -. sa x WILLIAM J. MARTIN, JR. 42 Cleveland St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 25 Courier 4 p Senior Revue 45 Orchestra 45 Band 45 Drum Corps 25 Graduation Mar- shal 3 Bill is a very occupied and busy fellow. A top trumpet player, he takes part in a great deal of the school musical activi- ties. HUGO MAYBIN 60 Sprague St. Raedville Honor Roll 35 Track 3,' Spanish Club 45 Lieutenant Hugo is a track star and a cheerful fellow who is Mr. Dugan's right hand man. FRANCIS McCAllTllY 943 River St. Hyde Park Vice President 3 5 Debating Presi- dent 4g Dramatics 45 Senior Revue 3, 4: Student Council 35 Social Committee 3, 45 Football 3, 4: Basketball 25 Captain 3, 4: Marshal 3 Fran is one who likes to have lots of fun but somehow he keeps on the good side of his teachers. W. FRED. McCULLOCI-l Qgxgalie St. Mattapan 2 'Xiliigh Mac is a good mu iikes his share of tiefifun. He hopes to enter a school of engineering after grad- uation. TIIERESA V. McDERMO'l 1' 1197 Adams St. Dorchester Courier 4 5 Social Dancing 4 This gal is a real friend to those who know her and has a lot of fun in the skating depart- ment. 30 EDWARD McGI..YNN 91 Maple St. Hyde Park Eddie is a very quiet fellow and swell to know. He hopes to be a first class ma- chinist. III'II,l'lN J. McGOWWAN 236 River St. Mattapan You can always tind this cute little miss whenever there's a crowd having fun. MARIE McGOWAN 45 Washington St. Hyde Park Social Committee 4 5 Dramatics 45 Tennis 25 Social Dancing 4 g Badminton 4 Marie's fun-loving good na- ture makes her one of the best people to know. She's light on the feet' and can be found dem- onstrating her ability Saturday nights at the HY. PAUL McGRANN S Birchcroft Rd. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 3, 4g Foot- ball 3, 4g Hockey 2, 3, Captain 4: Baseball 3, 45 Band 2g Lieu- tenant 4 Paul is an ardent sports fan and can be seen strolling through the Halls of H.P.H. debating about his favorite sport, hockey. JAMES IVIQKENNA 827 Cummins Highway Mattapan Senior Revue 2, 3, 4 Quiet and unconcerned, jim may be found wherever his friend, George Roberts, hap- pens to be situated. I 'UL E. McKlNNON 631E. Sixth St. South Boston Mac is a quiet fellow, well liked by all who meet him. His ambition is to be a ma- chinist. it THOMAS McLAllGHLlN 43 Gallivan Blvd. Dorchester Red Cross Representative 2, 3 Tom is very popular and with his long legs he really gets around. He is the only one in the school who knows what the temperature is at high altitudes. GLORIA A. MQIVIEEKIN 17 Whitman St. Dorchester Courier 4 Gloria, the glow girl! This little bundle of dynamite hails from Dorchester and brings all her pep and beautiful wardrobe to be admired by all. ROBERT McNAIR 316 Dudley St. Roxbury Debating 45 Senior Revue 45 Courier 35 Forum 4g Spanish Club 4 5 Drum Corps Bob's ability to play the drums has won him a host of admirers. BEVI-JRLY Mcl'lilfll'1 1585 Blue Hill Ave. Mattapan Basketball 25 Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 2 A whiz at roller-skating with a knack of winning friends. Bev's an all-round good pal. i31l JOSEPH MEERE 739 Cummins Hgwy Mattapan Track 2, 3, 4 ,' Lieutenant 3, 4 Joe could be seen getting into shape running for the Mattapan bus hoping to set a new track record. MAIUOH IE MITCHELL 976 River St. Hyde Park Red Cross 39 Social Committee 2 Margy's wit and good hu- mor are evident at all times. She always has a pleasant word for everyone and is a friend to all. MARJORIE MOLWAY 26 Beacon St. Hyde Park Margel' is one of our smoothie Seniors. She is cute, neat, and very popular. JOHN ,l. MORAN 632 Cumming Hgwy Mattapan Spanish Club 35 Yearbook john is one of our most stu- dious seniors and he has made loads of friends during his stay at Hyde Park High. EL'lZABE'l'l'l MORRISON 78 Seminole St. Mattapan Debating 4: Basketball 45 Bad- minton 3 Betty is .cute and shy but she doesn't miss a trick and has many silent admirers. She is always there with a happy smile and cheery word. - F 1 LOUISE MORRISON 78 Seminole St. Mattapan Honor Roll 2, 45 Badminton 3, 4 Louise is the shy and pretty girl whose complexion is envied by all. Her charming ways have gained her many friends. THERESE MOYNIIIAN 92 Water St. Hyde Park Senior Revue 2, 35 Courier 35 Spelling Medal 35 Social Danc- ing 4 A real petite dancer that's our Teddy, She always has an answer ready, She will some day be a star, I-Iere's hoping good fortune will take her far. JOHN L. MULKEEN 105 W. Milton St. Readville Senior Revue 45 Football 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Captain 4 John is a remarkable sort who has become very active this year. He is exceedingly friendly and easy to like. His powers on the basketball court are also notable. WILLIAM MULLINS 76 Hilburn St. Roslindale Moon is one of the best cranberry pickers Cape Cod has seen in many a year. A swell fellow with an irresistible smile. MARY IVIURPIIY 55 Oak St. Hyde Park Senior 'Revue 2, 35 Courier 35 Social Committee 3 5 Spelling Medal 2 She's pretty, friendly, and very refined, A sweeter young lady you could- n't find. Her personality and fun-loving ways, just goes to prove that friend- ship pays. 32 RUTH MURPHYQ 55 Oak St. Hyde Park Like her sister,,fRuth has the knack of fixing her hair very attractively. Rutljfls blue eyes, brown curls, and dimples all add up to the pretty lit .le lady she is. MARIE MURRAY 54 Woodlawn St. jamaica Plain Senior Revue 45 Glee Club 25 Basketball 35 Badminton 2, 35 Social Dancing 2, 3 5Field Hockey 35 Marshal 3 - School would be a dull place without Marie's choice remarks which have brightened many a day for us. PATRICIA G. NAGLE 1002 Canterbury St. Roslindale Honor Roll 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 35 Social Committee 3 We hope that Pat always retains that wide-eyed expres- sion of wonder which is so much a part of her. MARY V. NARCISO 35 Beaver St. Hyde Park Courier 2, 3 5 Yearbook 45 Lieu- tenant 25 Social Dancing 4 Mary is a grand old name for a grand girl. She is a real pal to her friends and always lends a helping .hand in school activity. PATRICK P. NESSAR 29 Winslow St. Hyde Park Student Council 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Captain 4 Pat is a good fellow and a good basketball player. His chief ambition is to go to col- lege and become an electrical engineer. JOHN E. NICHOLS 340 Baker St. West Roxbury Nick is a tall, well-liked fellow who has the ambition to be a naval engineer. BARBARA NICHOLSON 68 Business St. Hyde Park Social Dancing 4 If you're looking for a full- of-fun friend, Nickie is your answer. Her cute clothes and personality makes her a nice person to know. BARBARA NILSEN 165 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Glee Club 25 Basketball 3, 45 Cheer Leader 4 g Softball 3 This is our vivacious Bar- bara, liked by all, who cheered the football heroes onward. She is always ready with a witty remark. ROBERT J. NOBLE 27 Greenwood Ave. Hyde Park Debating Club 45 Dramatics 4: Orchestra 25 Forum 4 5 Yearbook 4 Bob' is a master magician as well as an accomplished guitar player. These diversions do not affect his scholarship in the least. JOHN A. NYCIIA Y 56 Ruskindale Rd. Mattapan johnny is a swell fellow from Room 22 with the ambition to be a First class machinist. l33l JOHN B. O'BRlEN 92 Greenfield Rd. Mattapan Captain 4 Obie has quite a tricky jitter-bug step which gave him the name Rubber Legs. His ambition is to be a draftsman. PATRICIA 0'BRIEN 16 Mariposa St. Mattapan Student Council 3 5 Glee Club 2 5 Basketball 4 Pat is the pretty little girl who is always there with a help- ing hand which has made her well liked by all in the school. RICHARD OHLSEN 5 Ramsdell Ave. Roslindale Swede is a swell fellow. He has ambition to own his own machine shop. EDNA OLIVIERI 10 Elliot St. Hyde Park Edna's cheerful smile and pleasing disposition prove that she is not as shy as she looks. ' JOHN F. OLLIVE 1180 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g Courier 35 Track 4 5 Baseball 3, 4 Beansy is a popular fel- low in the school. He plays his favorite sport, baseball, ex- ceedingly well. PHYLLIS E. OLSON 22 Ridlon Rd. Mattapan Senior Revue 4 Blonde, blue eyes, and a sparkling personality to match- that's our Phyll. ' RUTH OLSON 20 Avondale St. Dorchester Social Committee 4 Here is Miss Charming herself. Our little Ruthie is petite, sweet, and very neat. RITA OWENS 965 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Rita's host of friends wish her the best of everything. MARIO PALOMBI 1 12 Westminster St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 3 5 Lieutenant 3g Captain 4 Mario, who is a prize stu- dent, is a banquet chef at the Ritz Carlton Hotel. Where there's food, there's sure to be Mario. CAROLINE PARISH 68 Stoughton Ave. Readville Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Captain 3g Social Com- mittee 4 The adjectives neat, sweet, and petite all describe Caroline. She's also a star pupil and a true friend. 34 HELEN T. PARKER 239 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Lieutenant 2, 3 5 Vice President 2, Ojice Sta-173. 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 5 Yearbook, Tennis 3 5 Social Committee 2 With her sparkling blue eyes and short wavy hair, Helen looks like a typical outdoor girl. Her favorite sports are swim- ming and ice-skating. ROBERT PERRY 254 Austin St. Hyde Park Bob is well known for his ability as a professional boxer. K.O. Perry will always be O.K. in our books. WILLIAM C. PHIPPS 49 Edgewater Dr. Mattapan Dramatics 3, 45 Senior Revue 4 5 Orchestra 4 5 Track 2, 3, 4 g Drum Corps 25 Band 45 Lieutenant 4: Debating 4 Willy is noted for his artistry on the drums and is destined to be one of the top drummers in the land someday. ALFRED J. PICCIRILLI 35 Water St. Hyde Park Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 4g Captain 41 Track Z, 3, 4 Al, the aSqueeze-box , has helped to make our Senior Revue a hit every year. He wants to join some big orchestra and go places. ESTELLE F. PIOLUNEK 140 Child St. Hyde Park Courier 2, 3 5 Lieutenant 2g Glee Club 2, Honor Roll 4 Estelle's the lass with a non- chalant air, She's so very cute, with her baby hair And the clothes she wears have such a Hair, That once you look, you have to stare. GEORGE POIRIER 8 Walter St. Hyde Park Debating 2, 3 This little man will make good in anything he takes up. He has a smiling personality and is liked by all. ANGELO J. POLVERE 700 Hyde Park Ave. Roslindale Honor Roll 25 Yearbookg Courier 25 Basketball 25 Football 35 Hockey 3, 45 Drum Corps 3, 45 Lieutenant 4 'tAngie is one of those boys with that extra some- thing. He is outstanding on the ice as well as in the class- room. ROBERT A. POMMER 898 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Courier 3, 45 Drum Corps 2, 3, 45 Marshal 3, 4 Robert is a quiet, efficient lad who has made friends among pupils and teachers. DOMINIC H. PONCIA 18 Mason St. Hyde Park Dom is the big bashful type having ambitions to be a baseball player and machinist. JOAN POWERS 854 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park Basketball 3, 45 Honor Roll 3 Although joan came to us in her Junior year, she has proved very popular. i351' DOLORES POZARK 1495 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Basketball 35 Badminton 35 Ten- nis 3 Dolores, though quiet, can always be called upon to keep you entertained. FRANCIS T. PRENDERGAST 1429 River St. Hyde Park Frank's pleasant air of non- chalance and friendly conversa- tion make him a welcome mem- ber of the Senior class. He is well liked and easy to get along with. T'-at Q! . ANNE M. PURTELL 40 Mildred Ave. Mattapan Debating Club 3 Anne is tall, slender, and rather quiet. She has an inter- est in the liner things of life and among them is a liking of poetry. MARY PUTNAM 3 Dana Ave. ' Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Courier Representative 25 Spelling Medal 35 Badminton 45 Lieutenant 2 Mary is the girl who- goes for photography and sports. Here's a good combination of brains, skill, and good humor. MARILYN QUINN 14 Osceola St. ' Mattapan Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Basketball 4 5 Cheer Leader 4 5 Lieutenant 3 Marilyn, with her constant friend, Marion, has one of the best easy-to-get along with dis- positions in the class. PHYLLIS RACETTE 322 Hyde Park Ave. V Jamaica Plain Phyllis's good looks and her ability to wear clothes prove to us that this girl might some day be a cover girl. WARREN RAND 14 Johnson Pl. Mattapan Drum Corps 3, 45 Marshal 3 Warren is a well-mannered boy with a smile for everyone. EDWARD A. REIN 62 Harvard Ave. Hyde Park Courier 3 It is just to say that Eddie is about the easiest to please and to get along with of the entire Senior class. He is a true friend when needed. HENRY REITSMA 144 Central Ave. Hyde Park Henry left school to join the Marines. He has been serv- ing in Hawaii and Guam. His many friends recall his interest in outdoor activities, especially winter sports. -' MARTIN RENZI 836 Canterbury St. Roslindale Football 3 5 Marshal 3 Marty is a quiet fellow with a fine knack for making friends. He displayed great ability in his only year of football. 136 ERNEST RICHENBURG 128 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Tennis 2, 3 Ernie is a quiet fellow who very seldom gets into trou- ble. His ambition is to be a first class machinist. AN NE RILEY 16 Drury Rd. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 3gG1ee Club 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Badminton 3, 4, Senior Revue 3, 4 Nancy is the happy-go- lucky gal of 203 who keeps her classes in an uproar. Her per- sonality, looks, and ability at winning friends will carry her far. GEORGE ROBERTS 51 Edgewater Dr. Mattapan George is very seldom seen without Jim McKenna by his side. He is very well known and liked by both the girls and boys. LUCILLE ROBERTS 74 Hollingsworth St. Mattapan Dramatics 4 5 Courier 4 g Marshal 3 5 Senior Revue 4 g Glee Club 25 Basketball 3, 45 Softball 2, 31 Social Dancing 4 Lulu's a honey, as all will say, She's on the go, in every way. We love to hear her giggle gay And see her laughing face each day. PIIILLIP ROSENBURG 841 River St. Mattapan Yearbookg Courier 3, 45 junior Red Cross 2 Phil is a good student with a good vein of fun running under the serious service. MARY RUDGE 70 Arlington St. Hyde Park Mary is a nice friend to know and to keep, She's a good student and her ability to get along with people is only one of her assets. MARGARET RUSCITO 75 Business St. Hyde Park Margie is the charming girl with the nice clothes and a good disposition to go with them. She is well liked by all. WILLIAM I.. RYAN 16 Rosa St. Hyde Park Vice President 4 p Dramatics 45 Senior Revue 3, 4 g Lieutenant 4 Heffer is the Sinatra of our Senior class. We see a bright singing career ahead of him. 8-98-10 10 wide MARY SBARDELLA 49 Williams Ave. Hyde Park Captain 2 A moment's fun you'll never lack, For Mary's wit is quick to act. A friend that's tried and true, She's the kind of girl for you. DOLORES SCACCIA 59 Readville St. Readville Dolores, the girl who never gets excited, is a regular kid and a friend to all. 37 ROBERT F. SCHULTZ 47 Sturbridge St. Dorchester Honor Roll 2, 35 Student Council, President: Lieutenantg Football 3, 4 Bob won everlasting fame when he won the annual Jamaica game for Skip. GERALDINE SCHWALM 662 River St. Mattapan Gerry may be quiet in school but reports from her friends prove otherwise. JEANNE Sl-.XTON 12 Roseberry Rd. Mattapan Softball 2, Spanish Club 3, 4: Courier 3 Jeanne, popular sub-deb, has found her school career very interesting. RICHARD SEXTON 754 Cummings Hgwy Mattapan Dick is an easy going lad who learns without too much trouble. His pleasant disposi- tion makes him a friend to both teachers and pupils. MARGARET T. SHANNON 35 Blake St. Hyde Park Secretary 3 g Dramatics 3 g Senior Revue 3, 41 Courier 3, 4g Student Council 3: Red Cross 3 g Glee Club 3, 4 Here is a girl who one day, we hope, will make the airwaves tingle with sweet music. And we wish her lots of luck. RUTH SHAW 15 Pond St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 3, 45 Dramatics 45 Courier 3, 4 Ruth 'is the pretty girl with the peaches and cream complexion and shining eyes. Her happy face has been a joy to us all. VIRGINIA SHAW 491 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park Senior Revue 25 Glee Club 2 Ginger is one of the most graceful girls in the gym class. Her quiet manner has made her well liked by all her classmates. ROBERT D. SHEA 73 Readville St. Readville Basketball 2, 3 5 Track 2, 3 Tall, popular Bob left in September to join the Army. When last heard from, he was on his way to Korea. LAWRENCE R. SILVER 38 Hallron St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 35 Debating Club 4 5 Dramatics 45 A. A. Representa- tive 3, 45 Courier 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 25 Social Committee 3 5 Football 45 Hockey 3, 45 Basket- ball 25 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Lieu- tenant 4 Larry's an all-around fellow as his record shows. PATRICIA SILVIA 399 West St. Hyde Park Debating 4 5 Dramatics 45 Honor Rall 3, 4 Pat has the ability to go as high as she pleases in her chosen field. Her dignified charm and manners have made her well liked by students and teachers alike. 38 .IOHN A. SIMOES 9 Wilton St. Hyde Park Johnny is a quiet boy until you start talking about his chief interest, sports. John has the ambition to be a mechanical engineer. ' VIRGINIA M. SLANEY 34 Mildred Ave. Mattapan Senior Revue 4 Ginny is rather quiet and reserved. She is tall and has that well-groomed look at all times. ARTHUR H. SMALL 327 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 25A. A. Representa- tive 25 Courier 25 Lieutenant 45 Marshal 3 5 Spanish Club 4 Archie,' is one of our shy boys, but full of fun when warmed up. RUTII SMITH 14 Linwood Ave. Hyde Park Ruth is a well-liked girl because of her vivacious per- sonality. There is always ex- citement where Ruth is. EUGENE P. SNEYD 124 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Lieutenant 4 Gene is the fellow that keeps Room 22 active. His am- bition is to be a machinist. ESTHER SPALLONE 20 George St. Hyde Park Basketball 4 Esther is one of our few tall blonde Seniors. She has the ability to get along with every- one. BARBARA SPENCE 23 George St. Hyde Park Dramatics 45 Courier 45 Basket- ball 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Social Dancing 4 Barbara is 206's brain cen- ter. With her brains and per- sonality, she is bound to go places, and we all wish her the best in everything. JOHN SPINELLO 21 Lincoln St. Hyde Park Track 3 5 Social Committee 3 Tony is well known for his accomplishments during the track season. He isvery well liked and is yet to be heard drawing a complaint from a teacher. V FRANKLIN W. STAIIL 178 Dana Ave. Hyde Park Frank is a quiet boy. His hobby is taking care of chickens. EDITH STERN 4 Bearse Ave. Dorchester Edith is the quiet girl who always wears a bright smile and is willing to lend a helping hand. fl39l JOHN F. STEWART 193 Ruskindale Rd. Mattapan Courier 4 John is a very quiet boy from 22 who has ambition to be a college graduate. LOUISE M. STONE 1495 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Badminton 35 Tennis 35 Basket- ball 35 Senior Revue 2 Lou is a popular girl who makes a good impression at your first meeting with her. Rather quiet, she doesn't miss a trick and is a good example of a Readville glamour gal. RUSSELL STONE S6 Fuller St. Dorchester Football 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Lieu- tenant 3, 4 Rocky is a good fellow with many friends in 22, and elsewhere. His ambition is to be a machinist in the Navy. JEAN STUART 689 Washington St. Dorchester President 2 5 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 5 Debating 45 Dramatics 45 Cour- ier 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Basketball 35 Field Hockey 35 Cheer Leader 2 5 Lieutenant 3 Here's a young lady who wants to be a journalist, and with her long list of activities, does anyone doubt her success! CHARLES SULLIVAN 152 Brown St. Roslindale Social Committee 4 Charlie intends to go to pharmacists school and be a druggist. He is also a connois- seur of men's wear. Charlie doesn't miss a trick. With his presence of mind he should go places. DOROTHY SULLIVAN 819 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Basketball 4 Dorothy is quiet but full of mischief. She can always lift the gloom and leave a gay at- mosphere. MARGUERITE SULLIVAN 24 Washington Pl. Hyde Park Sully is one of our tiniest and youngest looking Seniors. She has plenty of personality and friends. RUTH M. SULLIVAN 9 McDonough Ct. Readville Honor Roll 2, 35 Senior Revue 4 5 Social Dancing 4 Ruth's angelic expression hides the impish and fun-loving nature undemeath, while those enviable red curls make all of us just sigh. RICHARD TALANIAN 104 Arlington St. Hyde Park Student Council 25 Track 25 Basketball 35 Lieutenant 45 Mar- shal 4 Dick is one of our quiet Seniors who never makes a noise until someone mentions aero- planes. PATRICIA TAYLOR 29 Cedar St. Mattapan She's quiet, but don't let that fool youl Pat's full of vim and vigor and hopes to be some man's lucky secretary. -l401r PHILIP THORNTON 69 Highland St. Hyde Park Phil is oneuof the quiet boys of 223. You will always see him with all the boys in the room. He is everyone's friend. PAUL TOBIN 29 Summer St. Hyde Park Paul has made many last- ing friendships at Hyde Park High. KATHLEEN TODD 12 Ruggles Pl. Dorchester Courier 45 Social Dancing 4 Kathleen's red hair and pretty face make a nice com- bination. She's one of the nicest girls that you could find. Courier 4 5 Social Dancing 4 MADELEINE TOPHAM 98 Westminster St. Hyde Park Student Council 35 Basketball 3, 45 Badminton 3, 45 Cheer Leader 45 Marshal 3 5 Captain 3 5 Dramatics 4 5 Courier 35 Field Hockey 35 Will Committee5 Softball 2, 35 Social Dancingg Senior Revue Toppy's happy-go-lucky, care- free, She's the one we love to see. To Wisconsin State she's hope- fully bound, And have no fear, she'll ne'er be downed. FRANK TRUEMAN 174 Neponset Ave. Roslindale Yearbook Frankie who has count- less friends scattered throughout the school spends much of his leisure time roller skating: He has the ambition to be a college graduate. CHARLES F. TUFO 30.W. Milton St. Readville . Charlie is the quiet boy from Readville. He hopes to be a good machinist. CAROL L. TUFTS 54 Dedham St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2 We know by her high marks that Carol will gain any goal she might wish to attain in the business world. GRACE P. VACCA 26 Charles St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 4 I er manner is gracious, Her poise is refined, And a better young lady You never could Find. RITA VALENTINO 122 Readville St. Readville Rita's happy-go-lucky hu- mor proves that height makes little difference. DOROTHY VERHEYEN 49 Milton Ave. Hyde Park Basketball 3, 45 Senior Reue 2, 35 Softball 35 Field Hockey 3 Dotty's favorite sport is basketball. Her pleasant man- ner has made her a friend to all. 41 EDWIN VISSER 16 Thatcher St. Hyde Park Courier 4 Quiet and congenial, Ted is everybody's favorite. He's the proverbial handsome Harry of 118, and those ever present girls aren't his sisters either. ALFREDA VOSBERG 191A W. Selden St. Mattapan Lieutenant 3 Al is one of our most attrac- tive brunettes. She is well- groomed and always right in the midst of things. RUTH M. WALSII 21 Perkins Ave. Hyde Park Basketball 3, 4 5 Marshal 3 g Field Hockey 3 5 Softball 3g Social Dancing Pert little nose, peppy personal- ity That's our Ruthie, the girl of reality. JANE Wi1PI.-E 86 Greenfield Rd. Mattapan Senior Revue 25 Forumg Social Dancing 2 jane,. one of our most effervescent Seniors, seems to be quite the gal after school hours. DOROTHY WELLIVER 46 Winthrop St. Hyde Park Basketball 3 5 A. A. Representa- tive 4 5 Captain 2 Dot is one of our smallest and cutest Seniors. She can be found at most anytime behind the counter at Whelan's. MARION WHEELER 129 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Secretary 4 5 A. A. Representa- tive 2g Courier 4 5 Lieutenant 2, 3 5 Basketball 45 Cheer Leader 4 Marion is a favorite of all, especially the Quinn-Wheeler clans. She is a live wire if there ever was one. MARY WHEELER 173 Dana Ave. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 2, 35 Honor Roll 2, 3 5 Captain 2 5 Lieutenant 35 Basketball 4 5 Student Council 4 5 Senior Revue 3, 4 g Yearbook Mary, our blonde-haired beauty, is popular, well-liked, charming, and extremely attrac- tive. MARJORIE WILLIAMS 80 Radcliffe Rd. Mattapan Honor Roll 1, 25 Courier 2 Margie's infectious laughter assures us all of her presence. We don't know what she'd do without Jeanne. ANNA WILSON ll Drury Rd. Hyde Park Anna is quiet and reserved but is always ready to assist in any activities. You can always depend on her for anything. SHIRLEY WINCIIENBAUGII 202 Dana Ave. AI-Iyde Park Honor Roll 4 Shirley is the tawny-haired belle of 206 whose brown eyes and winning smile have made many hearts flutter. We wish her success at Colby junior. 42 LILLIAN A. WISE 15 Milton Ave. Dorchester Honor Ro1l2, 35 Glee Club 3 l It takes someone as bright as Lee to complete four years of high school in three. Her golden voice adds to K'Lee's many assets. DORIS M. WOLF 101 Westminster St. Hyde Park Glee Club 25 Dramaticg Cheer Leader 4 g Badminton Doris's good sense of humor and winning personality will cer- tainly see that she goes places when she leaves Hyde Park High. MARJORIE A. WOTTON 63 Arlington St. Hyde Park Although Marge had to leave early, we all remember her as a sweet, friendly girl. Her hobby is roller-skating and her ambition is to be a useful citizen. VIRGINIA A. WRIGHT 22 Walker St. Roxbury Honor Roll 2, 4: Prophecy Committee Have you ever noticed our cute Ginny's eyes-and those beautiful lashes! With her per- sonality, she's very popular. ELAINE YULE 59 Wood Ave. Mattapan Elaine is our slim brunette of 101, And what's more she's lot's of fun. Her clothes are as neat as can be. She's pretty nice as you can see. I MARTHA F. ZNOTAS 249 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 The way in which Martha stars in all her subjects shows that some day she will be a great success. TIIOMAS CARLEZON 2 Pinedale St. Roslindale Tall, light, and handsome, thats Tom. Life won't be the same without Tom and his three buddies Moon, Moe, and Sy. JOHN P. FRANCIOSO 28 Tileston St. Mattapan Johnny joined the Army last fall and is now in the Philip- pines. He expects to go to Germany next. DAVID F. JENKINS 46 Summer St. Hyde Park Little David, everybody's friend and one of Skip's sparring partners, joined the Marines last fall. We know his fellow leathernecks will find him a good joe. ROBERT McCARTHY 139 Rowe St. Roslindale Robert joined the Army last fall. His many friends wish him the best of luck. ROBERT MORIARTY 41 Seymour St. Roslindale Hockey 3 Moe is a handsome lad from Roslindale. He is also an exceptionally good hockey play- er. He needs no lifts from anyone in his school work either. ROBERT M ORR ISEY 116 River St. Mattapan Hockey 3 5 Football 3 Bob had great promise for hockey but was taken from us to join the Marines, September, 1946, HENRY RICHARDSON 144 Central Ave. Hyde Park Henry left school when he was a Sophomore to join the Marines. , FRANCIS SHAW 101 Norfolk St. Dorchester Football 2, 35 Track 2, 3 Frankie was a friendly, quiet boy, able on the athletic field. He left last October for military service. ' ERIC SKAANINC 80 Williams Ave. Hyde Park Eric, the blond good-looking boy, joined the service last fall. We bet he ends up a tech, sergeant. JOHN SULLIVAN 92 E. Glenwood Ave. Hyde Park Sy is missed by all his friends who wish him a speedy recovery. i431- JAMES E. SANTOR 88 Wenham St. Jamaica Plain Jimmy left the Co-op course to join the Navy. He has been assigned to a destroyer and has traveled in Italy, Egypt, Africa, and Gibraltar. GERALD SYBERTZ 130 Metropolitan Ave. Roslindale Gerald learned things from books very easily, though other things he learned the hard way. ROY .I- MILLS 88 Woodrow Ave. Dorchester Roy left school early to join the Army Air Corps and is now stationed in Denver, Colo. Roy's best sports were basket- ball, roller skating, and swim- ming. His favorite hobby was modeling military planes, and he is proud of his certificate from Washington acknowledging his services in making scale models used in training. FRANZ A. RAMRATII 65 Westminster St. Hyde Park Frank entered late this year from Marple Newtown High School, Larchniont, Pa. He is in the college course and has ambitions to specialize in radio. His friendly manners ake him an attractive student. We, the class of 1947, being of sound and hopeful heart, but feeling the iniirmities of old age stealing over us, do after much deliberation, and after setting aside a suitable sum to pay our debts and funeral expenses, declare the following to be our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former Wills, codicils and testaments heretofore made by us: . To Doctor Horgan we leave mem- ories of the class of '47 and hope for an equally gifted and as pleasant a class in '48. The boys of 217 leave Mr. Lahive all their friendship and loyalty. Good luck to a fine man! From 217. We leave Skip Sherlock with the almost impossible hopes that H. P. H. will obtain another great coach as good as he. Where will they find one? To Mr. Kilroy we leave a supply of alarm clocks for all the tardy under- graduates. We leave Miss Kidder still laugh- ing about the fire extinguisher knocked over by Mr. Cushman. To Miss Hinchey we leave the hopes of having as tidy and eiiicient home-room next year as she had in 1947. We leave Mr. Edward Murphy six closets, eight filing cabinets, and three desks to hold notes 118 still owes him. To Miss Dowd we leave our sincerest gratitude and thanks for being such a wonderful teacher. To Mr. Aykroyd we leave a new microphone that doesn't whistle back. We leave Mr. Lombard in a reminisc- ing mood about his boyhood days down Maine. To Miss Sharkey, we leave a trailer so that she can deliver her many friends to their homes after school. To Miss Doyle we leave the hope that the thoughts of her last homeroom class at H. P. H. will be pleasant ones. To Miss Hayes we leave a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for her future gym- nastic classes. Mona Killilea leaves for the Win- dy Cityf' humming the tune It's A Sin To Tell A Lie. Dolores Hunt and Barbara Cwalina leave a well worn path between 201 and 206. f Dorothy Anderson leaves her place on the basketball team for some capable Junior to fill. jim Brown leaves to find a jar of freckle remover. joe Hergert leaves Mr. Cushman his chemistry equations. joan Dimaggio leaves with pleasant memories of the Mid-Winter Dance-and Jimmy. Robert Pommer leaves, but not without his portable radio for between period entertainment. Lawrence Boudreau leaves noisily hammering out the dents he put in his father's car. AU'reda Vosberg leaves Hyde Park High gladly now that Pete has returned to Dorchester. john Moran leaves his simplified edition of Income Tax Calculations. Bill Cavanaugh leaves his mailman's badge so some underclassman may deliver those notes. Carol Tufts leaves Miss Trommer looking for another girl as faithful as she. Mary Putnam leaves still wondering how to spell ukase. Barbsy Lazarovich leaves wearing her brother's favorite sweater. Frank Drogdick leaves with a sigh of relief. jim Glancy leaves his books to any- one who will take them off his hands. Martha Znotas leaves her wonderful Honor Roll record for some Senior of next year to try to equal. Eugene Foley leaves behind wire, scotch tape, bubble gum, safety pins, and a prayer to help put together the jalopy he drives. john O'Brien leaves his book on Safety Rules. Anne Riley leaves, hurriedly fol- lowed by readers of her column, Mopsy. jean Sexton, joan Powers, and Marjorie Williams leave many broken hearts. Adrienne Lemay leaves her gift of speech to some Junior who can use a ready wit. Carolyn Bennett leaves, for onceein a hurry. Virginia Devlin and Therese Moyni- han leave their dancing shoes for some fortunate Juniors to step into. Ruth Murphy leaves her quiet dig- nity and a host of friends. g jock Houlihan leaves his gavel to his successors in office. john Dillon leaves his formula for getting from the third floor to the lunch- room in time to be lirst in line. Myrtle Mac Kenzie leaves teacher and pupils wondering if she can ever keep quiet. joan MacDonald leaves her wavy brown hair to some cute Junior. Richard Civitarese, Frank Stahl, and john Stewart start out busily toward drafting jobs. jane Cluj' leaves for the wilds of New Hampshire wrapped in alpaca. Anne Purtell leaves Miss I-Iinchey badly in need of someone to take care of her plants. Herbie johnson leaves a 16-gauge shotgun for the next hunter from 223. Barbara and Adelaide Delaney leave their friendly dispositions, and charming manners. iRoy Carlson leaves a gas model plane for an air-minded Junior. Barbara Nilsen leaves, humming, I'll See You In My Dreams. Rita Bouvier leaves a picture of Robert Walker in her desk for one of his many fans. Dimie Ladas leaves her valuable col- lection of mirrors for the future occupants of 103. Paul McGrann leaves his lucky hock- ey stick for next year's hockey team. Gidge Roberts leaves and Mr. Sea- burg has no answer man. - Virginia Shaw and Virginia D'Al- lesandro leave a very beautiful friendship. Bob Noble leaves the memories of two broken legs which so rudely inter- rupted his school years. Dorothy Ellis leaves her pleasing per- sonality and quiet manner. julia Mariano leaves her very orig- inal tardy excuses for some other Seniors to use. Fred Cardinal leaves still paying installments on his electric guitar. Madeleine Topham leaves to the strains of Go West, Young Woman. ,Grace Vacca leaves here, but her smiling face will still be here to brighten up 108 next year. Wally Billings leaves for the Army still wondering how the auditorium piano took the beating it did. Marjorie Balcam leaves to make a very efficient and charming secretary. Tony Spinello leaves a quiet corner in 118. Larry Chapman leaves with thoughts of many happy days in the band with Mr. Whitehouse. Mary Francioso leaves behind her witty sayings to amuse next years class. Phyllis Benkert leaves her many friends. Lawrence jackson leaves his hockey suit to be made into a curtain for the assembly hall. Arthur Driscoll leaves a book on How to Get the Most Out of Your Lunch. Lucille Roberts leaves still hoping that the ski train service will break down. Tom Carleqon leaves a beat up basketball in the gym. Phyllis Olsen leaves still wondering how her mirror could possibly get lost' as often as it did. Eleanor Devine leaves still trying to figure out what some of the health home- lessons were. Dorothy Verheyen leaves with a tardy card in her hand. Marie Murray, Beverly McPhee, and jane Waple leave their skill in writing their own notes to some lucky juniors. Helen Parker leaves her beauty formula to some promising Junior. - Billy Martin leaves with a new trum- pet and hopes for a steady job in music. Kenneth Fox leaves still vocal about crooked politics. Ruth Walsh and Dot Welliver leave, heading for Corriganville to Liddy Finn's. Paul Crivellaro leaves Skip to run his own gym classes. We leave Sally Burke to make her future plans with her ex-Marine. jack Gallagher and john Ahern leave their excuses for coming to class late. ' Anna Fransoso leaves with the honor of having been chosen the f'best natured in our Senior class. Elaine Yule goes out leaving many broken hearts behind her. john Driscoll leaves hoping that Mr. Dugan can get a better shorthand writer than he. Alice Bulman leaves, carrying her easel and paints. ' Marilyn Quinn and Marion Wheeler leave together. Tiny Gloria MacMeekin leaves us still wondering where she gets all her pep and good humor. Fred Manna leaves his voice echoing around the school from the last game of morra. jim Cummins leaves Mr. Murphy with all the latest hockey scores. Edith Stern leaves her copy of Macbeth with best wishes to Miss Gallivan. Ruth Shaw leaves her favorite high school regretfully. P Dick Boysen leaves in a hurry. Marie McGowan leaves her art of snapping gum to some deserving Junior. Richard Talanian leaves an empty seat in the Student Council. Virginia Slaney leaves her shy friendly way. Bob Shultz leaves H. P. H.'s football line. . Eugene Sneyd, Frank Truman, and Rocky Stone leave three vacant seats in the last row of Room 22. Dave Bruce leaves a can of silver polish with which he kept his trumpet gleaming. Ginny Wright leaves her silky lashes for some sociable Junior to flash around. with his well Wally Hurd leaves known hair-cut and golden voice. Karlen Godfrey leaves in Bill's blue wagon. Q Grace D'Arrigo leaves, wishing the school clocks were about ten minutes slower at 8:45 a.m. Arthur Small leaves his fifteen-year rocket pen to be worn out by some indus- trious Junior. Sworn and testified to on this 9th day in May, in the year of Our Lord, Nineteen hundred and F orty-seven. THE CLASS OF 1947, TESTATOR Witnesses: Gerald Hill, Chairman Mary. A. Murphy, Secretary Francis Drozdick Helen Bonn Eugene F. Foley Mary Putnam Lawrence J. Baudreau Madeline Topham Donald Kinnear Carol Tufts Robert Noble Mary Wheeler Arthur R. Small Senior Elass Selections B0 YS GIRLS Roger Higgins Most Studious Theresa Martell William Ryan Most Popular Mary Wheeler William Ryan Most Talented Barbara Lazarovich James Costello Most Likely to Succeed Theresa Martell Arthur Small Most Dignyied Marie Cardani John Koffske Best Athlete Dorothy Anderson J oseph Beausang Best Looking Ruth Sullivan Francis Artobello Best Dancer Mary Murphy Arthur Driscoll Most Humorous Irene D'Allesandro Paul McGrann Shyest Louise Morrison Francis Artobello Peppiest Evelyn Maloney Charles Bowe Most Nonchalant Marjorie Mitchell Julius Chamberlain Best Natured Anna Fransoso Leo De Stefano Class Artist Alice Bulman Favorite Movie Actress Ingrid Bergman Favorite Movie Actor Alan Ladd Favorite Orchestra Most Popular Book Most Popular Song Vaughn Monroe ' The Green Years For Sentimental Reasons Hlass Sang CTO the tune of juanita D Now we are leaving The time has come to bid adieug We'll long remember Our dear Black and Blue. - In our hearts we'll treasure Mem'ries of our high school days, Years we've spent together We shall ever praise! Alma! Alma Mater! In our hearts you will abide, Alma! Alma Mater! Our dear school and pride. We'll ne'er forget you Though we wend our different waysg Our thoughts returning To those carefree days. As we journey forward We will strive to reach our aim: And will ever cherish Hyde Park's honored name! . Alma! Alma Mater! In our hearts you will abide, Alma! Alma Mater! Our dear school and pride. Dorothy j. Ellis, 103 jacqulin A. Lattie, 103 CHonorable Mentions - Madelaine Tophamb 511155 Poem At last our books are closed, all lessons said: But, though we thought to leave without regret, ' The day arrives to find us filled, instead, With memories that linger with us yet. This is the end. Three years, the life we led Was planned to shape our futures. Now our debt To school and mentors must be paid. We tread These halls, assured our problems will be met. We leave our honored school with courage strong, With a determination to succeed . . . We'll follow Truth and try to right the Wrongg We'll iight alone, if none should see our need. This day, on brave though untried wings, we fareg For, trusting God, and loving man, we dare! Priscillax A. Greeley, 101 Honorable Mention: jean I. Stuart, 206 May 10, 1957 Special Dispatch to the Hyde Park Ledger. Seen at the Jazzy 85 Co. Carnival on the George Wright Golf Course yesterday were many members of the class of 1947. Among the indi- viduals featured at the carnival besides Madame Nina, the world's fattest woman, and Joe Rubber- all, the Indian Rubber man, is Madame Seeall- knowall, the fortune teller who gave many interest- ing prophecies about the class of 1947. In ten years, she tells us this is what has happened to some of the well known members of the famous class of 1947 at the Hyde Park High School. Dorothy Keller, Jackie Lattie, Lovell Faw- cett, and Irene D'Allessandro are giving Mr. Tangora some stiff competition with their 144 words a minute. The Choke Choke Supper Club is featuring Billie Ryan, Barbsy Lazarovich, and Peggy Shan- non as star vocalists on their television radio pro- gram on Broadway. John Bauer has become an ardent sportsman when it comes to hunting and fishing. Tina Finamore to tell her the secret needs it. Feets Flaherty, Beauty Parlor on Broadway. Hazel Irons, and Kathleen has finally pursuaded Lefty of growing as he no longer Skip Tobin, and joe Feeley recently opened their Maureen King, Todd have opened a portrait studio and some of their featured models are: Mary Wheeler, Ruth Sullivan, Joan Powers, jean Davis, and Virginia Wright. The private secretaries at Dunn and Brad- street are: Joyce Corbett, Margy Molway, and Gloria McMeekin. Handsome Joe Beausang is now running his own Insurance Company and is sure to make good with his pleasing smile. Lillian Addy, Ruth Clarke, Barbara Delaney, Ruth Jordan, and Louise Morrison are now running a private nursing home in Newton with Shirley Winchenbaugh as their Medical Secretary. Doris Wolfe, Rita Valentino, Patsy O'Brien, Margie Sullivan, and Caroline Parise are active members of the Stretch and Grow Club. Barbara Spence and Jean Stuart are now teaching English and Journalism at H. P. H. Marge Ruscito and Ruth Shaw have just come back from Paris with some of the latest styles to sell in a Chic Dress Shoppe they are opening. Bob McNair is now being featured with Bud- dy Rich at the Stork Club. Jean Sexton and Margy Williams have just opened their Fatty Fatty Candy Shoppe. Franny Keith has become a famous news commentator on a coast to coast hook-up. Virginia Devlin, Teddy Moynihan, and Mary Murphy have just been signed by MGM for a new film, Dancing Feet. Bill I Martin, Larry Chapman, and Bill Phipps are currently starring at the R.K.O. with Wally Billings and his Sentimentalists. Mary Civitarese and Helen Bonn are quite busy these days designing clothes for such top dl 48 Hollywood actresses as Liddy Finn and Phyllis Benkert. Phyllis Olsen, Priscilla Cote, and Esther Spallone have still managed to retain their golden locks. Dot Anderson and Dimi Ladas have become quite successful as a result of selling their Up and At Em Vitamin Capsules. Marie Cardani is now designing clothes in her own dress salon for the model Estelle Piolunek with Pat Taylor officiating in the showroom as head saleslady. ' Audrey LaBier, Theresa McDermott, Alice Campbell, and Adelaide Delaney will be featured in the Skating Vanities of 1949. Barbara Nicholson and Margie Malloy have taken over the ownership of the Italian Kitchen. L. E. Mason's is under new management with Ruth Olson as one of the top three. Joe Burke, Dick Talanian, Ed Rein, Arthur Small, and Ernie Gaiser are now first string on the Boston Celtics. Rog Higgins and Angelo Polvere are heads of the Math Department at Northeastern. Have you visited Dot Welliver and Ruth Walsh's Soda Shoppe lately for one of their specials? Alice Giovannucci and Mary Rudge are two of United Airlines most popular hostesses. Pauline Dunn has been chosen the Pride of the Marines. Larry Silver and Franny Lamie are still keeping the gang laughing with their great sense of humor. Charlie Sullivan and Joe Carver are now running the Scollins Pharmacy at Cummings Highway. Liz Hartnoll is one of Shipstad's most apt pupils and has been promised a feature spot in the Ice Follies of '52. Eddie Beausang and Fred McCulloch are thc new co-managers of the First National Store in Hyde Park. Mario Palombi is head chef at the Ritz Carlton. Congratulations to John Nychay, Rocky Stone, and Eugene Snedy who are Foremen in Frank Truman's machine shop. Good Luck to Frank Stahl and Dick Civa- terese who are expert draftsmen. Alice Bulman has succeeded Al Capp as writer and cartoonist of Li'l Abner. Bob Moriarty, Jeli' Sybcrtz, Ed Carlizon, and Bill Mullin are opening a Sheet Metal Shop. 511155 l For holes in your shoes go to see Louis Lanata. Dorothy Ellis has still managed to hold her position as private secretary to the president of the United States. Tootsie Boudreau has become a big suc- cess in the tumbling profession. E. F. Foley is now a leading figure in the Millwright business. Madelaine Topham has graduated from Michigan State with flying colors and quite a few medals for her athletic prowess. Lieutenant Bob Leadbetter, U.S.C.G., is now home on leave giving all the girls a break. Bill Bischoff and Steve Hill have opened a roller skating rink in Dorchester. joe Red Bracken is now owner of Neponset Valley Farm. ' Adelaide and Barbara Delaney are still the toast of all Dorchester. Phyllis Kelly has a job teaching charm and poise at Madame DuBarry's Beauty School. Franny McCarthy is living a happy life taking things easy as usual. Bill Cavanagh will soon take over the Matta- pan newspaper agency. The reason we are getting such efficient service on the telephone line is because Mary Hurley is now a supervisor. Julie Chamberlain is now instructing basket- ball at Holy Cross. ' joan MacDonald is managing a nursery school. Squeeky Imbaro and Franny Artobello are now in business selling some of their dancing trophies. Frank Drozdick now owns a store where he sells yellow socks, combs, and sharp ties. Fred Cardinal is now professor of music at the Metropolitan fCoalD Company. jean Doyle can now be seen pitching for the Red Sox under the management of Dave Ferris. Don Connor is a successful American His- tory teacher. Harvard's football team is now being in- spired by its head cheer leader Doris Mannette. Andrew Guerini who is now a big contractor has to have three C.P.A.'s to figure his income tax. Loretta Kowalski's cheers are still inspiring George Garber to break track records. Jim Glancy and Mr. Kilroy can be seen guarding the beach at Nantasket. Judd Giardino is now on the Army team with Davis and Blanchard. Z7ro,vhccy Charles Bedard is skating in the 1958 Olympics. ' Marty Renzi is in the cement mixing business now and business is hard. Don Kinnear is now running the Kinnear Needle Works. Mary Putnam is now composing her own version of the dictionary. Charlie Bowe and Muff MacDouga1l are the proprietors of The Club House New Style Bowling Alleys. Lawrence jackson is now the star center for the Boston Bruins. Les Hughes will always be the same. For cakes, pies, and cookies go to the Hogan and Mariano Bakery. Kenneth Fox and Robert Pommer are now the leading candidates for the Presidency of the United Mine Workers Union. Jim Costello has achieved position as head waiter at the Waldorf Astoria with Peanuts Anthony as Bouncer. An award for excellency in Chemistry has been awarded to Pat Silvia by the dean of Simmons College. John Beansy Ollive is breaking all records on the track team for Boston College. Jimmy Huber is now giving piano concerts thanks to Joan DiMaggio's line teachings. Jackie Mulkeen is just back from swimming the great Atlantic Ocean. Pat Nagle's knitting shop is still going strong. Bob Perry, after his conquest in the Golden Gloves is one of the leading contenders for the middleweight championship. Congratulations to Jerry Hill on his appoint- ment as Head Master at Girls' High. We need not say anything of David Bruce as he still is a well-known band leader. Tom Butch Brady hasn't missed a day driving his stage coach from Readville to Hyde Park. , Robert Ndoble has finally talked Richard into opening the door. After ten years John Nick Nichols has finally given Mr. Swan the notes he owes him for being absent. Anna Fransoso is now running her own farm now and is very proud of her prize hens. John Obie O'Brien has opened his dancing school in the East of Milton. PROPHECY COM'M ITTEE Ellen Finamore, Chairman Barbara Lazarovich, Secretary Henry Flaherty Mary Narciso Walter Hurd Dorothy Ellis Eugene Foley Virginia Wright William Cavanagh Theresa Moynihan Francis Drozdick Warren Rand i491 NR im, 1 I - -gr' ,,9'-- 4:57 -HF' '- S. c 1 ff K ji f i an 1 X . oot Captain-John Koffske Coach-Edward F. Sherlock Assistant Coach-John J. Buckley Varsity Hyde Park 6-Charlestown 0 Hyde Park O-South Boston 13 Hyde Park 12-Roslindale 6 Hyde Park 0-Dedham 16 Hyde Park 12-East Boston 6 Hyde Park 7-Brandeis 0 Hyde Park 6-English 12 Hyde Park 0-Brighton 12 Hyde Park 19-Jamaica Plain 13 Junior Varsity Hyde Park 0-South Boston 0 Hyde Park 0-Roslindale 0 Hyde Park 7-Commerce 0 FOOTBALL VARSIT Y Sz-cnml Row: Moliuurio, Conti, Huyes, Quinn, Giurdino, Koffsku CCuptuinj, Garber, Lunglcy, J. J. Buckley Mxxtslunl Cum-lui, li. lf. Sherlock CCDIIDIIJ Front Row: Futa, MacLean, Shanks, Lnnutn, Houlihnn, Brady, Ciovucco, Schultz, Mu rru y all Knowing that 'this was Coach Skip Sherlock's last Hyde Park football team, the Parkers went out to do or die on the gridiron last fall and although the record shows five wins to four losses, the boys were never outgamed or really out- classed in any game. The true spirit of the team was shown in its last ditch rally in the final game against our traditional rival, Jamaica Plain. With the score tied thirteen all and less than a minute left to play, Captain John Koffske rified a thirty- yard pass to our fighting end, Bobby Schultz. Master Robert made a clean snatch on the midfield stripe, bowled over two opponents, and outraced the field to pay dirt. Thus a brilliant and stubborn foe was sunk while old Ned Sherlock, his eyes popping and his voice breaking with excite- ment, was raised on the shoulders of his delighted kids. Photo bulbs flashed and newsmen clamored for a statement from the old silver fox of the Boston coaching clan. The Skipper rolled his quid and gave the following quote to the scribbling re- porters, In all my forty-eight years of high school coaching, I never saw a better finish. In the last quarter of this game, my boys produced some of the most thrill- ing football it has been my pleasure to watch. To say the least, I'm proud of them and I want to publicly thank these Hyde Park young fellows for helping to wind up my Hyde Park career in such a thrilling and satisfactory manner. All season long All-Scholastic John- ny Koffske was a tower of strength. His 'X passing against English High and East Boston was unsurpassed in the entire Boston season. A gamester to the core, he tossed two quick touchdown passes in the last quarter against Eastie, despite the fact that his lip had been split wide open a few plays before. His cut-back run to the weak side against Roslindale followed by a ninety-yard broken field run for the winning tally was one of the gems of the season. The running of Quinn, Fata, and Garber, the clever play-calling and de- fensive work of Mitch Hayes, and the hard charging of Jud Giardino, were other backiield high-lights. Ends Schultz, Murray, and Cibotti did fine work in covering the Hanks and FOOTBALL KVARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITYJ grabbing the forwards. In the middle of the line Elmer Langley and Jock Houlihan showed to good advantage. The heavy duty line work was well done by Bob McLean, Bob Lanata, George Ciovaco, Joe Shanks, Red Brady, Donald Conti, Jim Buckley, and Vin McDonough. Other players that car- ried on well when called upon were Frank McCarthy, Larry Silver, Paul McGrann, Frank O'Sullivan, Chet Molinario, Bob Neelon, johnny Bauer, and Bobby Lead- better. - The J ayvees proved stubborn on the defense giving up no points as they tied two and won one. Many of the J.V. youngsters showed good promise and should be varsity timber next year. Third ROZI' Lendbetter, Lindsey, Demers, Hunt, DlSnnlls, Fillll'0f, Rynn, Rota, Howe, Blercer, Driscoll, Nlnrcou, lNlncEllmney, Mul- keen, Glynn, Tully, Silver, 0'Sullivun, Neelon, Whalen, McGmnn, Taylor, Buckley S cond Rm : Hayes, Toomey, McCarthy, Bartulu, Brady, Schultz, Langley, Shanks, Koffske fCrlplaiuJ, Quinn, Fam, Giardino, Garber, MncLenn, Walsh, Trementozzi Ulnnagcrj Ivront Row Ciovucco, Bm-eikis, Lynch, Gover, Molinnrio, Lanata, Conti, Murray, Houlihan, Logan, Durkin, Cibotti ircl Row: Carroll Ullanngerl, McGuirk, McMahon, Freeman, Maclsllhaney, Kiggen, Demers, Feyler x S cond Row: Curran Ulaurlgerl, Finnmore, Schepis, Tolland, Smith, Mt-Kay, Scioletti, Mnybin Ufannperl, W. H. Dugan CCD hh F ont Row: De Luca, Maloney, Ciovacco, Trovato, Koffske, Hunt, Nessar, Budkys, Mulkeen DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Captain-John Koifske Coach-William H. Dugan Hyde Park 39-Memorial 38 Hyde Park 37-Trade 27 Hyde Park 34- Hyde Park 35- Dorchester 28 Brighton 28 Hyde Park 50-Charlestown 38 Hyde Park 67-Brandeis 15 Hyde Park 38-Technical 51 Hyde Park 33-English 29 Hyde Park 40 Hyde Park 31 Hyde Park 19 Hyde Park 29 Hyde Park 13 Hyde Park 52 Hyde Park 51 -East Boston 36 -South Boston 22 -B. C. High 33 -Commerce 25 -Latin 23 -Roslindale 34 -Jamaica 46 55 Basketball City Conference Won 12-Lost 3 District A Won 7-Lost 0 With Johnny Koffske and Smokey Maloney leading the scoring, Bill Dugan's Black and Blue hoopers clinched the Dis- trict Championship and just missed the city flag as Latin out-scored old,,,.f,'Iyde Park in the season's best game. The whole squad showed finesse and speed. Much credit is due to the following Varsity players: Nessar, Budkus, Maloney, Captain Koffske, Kiggen, Enos, Deluca, Ciovacco, Trovato, Freeman, and Hunt. 1, . ,. L, . lit., Hockey Captain-Paul McGrann Coach-Edward F. Murphy Schedule Hyde Park 4-Charlestown 0 Hyde Park 0-East Boston O Hyde Park 5-Brandeis 1 Hyde Park 0-South Boston O Srcmnl Raw: Ingunnti Ufunugcrl, Walsh, Lenvitt, Brady, Creamer, Silver, Polvere, Neelon, E. E. Murphy Kf'oachJ Frnnt Razr' 'hI'0lNl Ufanngrrl lu 'kson D1 --v Hoppe, Curtis, Dnckn, Mt-Grann, Surette, Cummins, Ulivieri 56 Coach Ed Murphy's pucksters went through another stellar season winning three, tieing two, and losing two. Don Leavitt was high scorer of the season fol- lowed closely by Captain Paul McGrann, Jim Walsh, and Larry Jackson. Don Dacey and Butch Brady also skated on the two lines which were equally good. Jack Creamer and Angie Polvere who skated defense held off the attacks of the oppos- ing players splendidly. Bill Curtis and George Cummins filled in on defense while Ollie Olivieri, Larry Silver, and Bill Hoppe were line reserves. The goal was tended by Red Dacko and Jim Surette who was injured. X DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Captain-George Garber Coach-Edward F. Sherlock For the thirteenth time the Black and Blue captured first honors in the Dis- trict Meet, nosing out our respected rivals, East Boston and South Boston. One of the highlights of the Boston season was George Garber's great race at the Boston Garden when he pushed Mus- cato of Concord to a new record in the 600. George himself nipped the old record. Consistent place winners on the boards this winter were Wally Quinn, Paul Fata, John Ollive, Anthony Cibooti, War- ren Paine, Dave Christenson, Dave Pike, Track Armand Ferrandi, Sam Pickering, Eddie Freeman, Jerry Hill, Louis Carbone, Bob Hamlin, Mitch Hayes, Louis Bartula, Frank Kearney, Roy Ingram, Rocky Stone, Francis O'Sullivan, Joseph Meere, Al Piccirilli, Otto Anderson, and Johnny Bauer. In the Reggies, Armand Ferrandi raced to a new record of 21 seconds in the Class D 176-yard run. T1ll'fl1R01l'f Langley Ulanngrrl, Lendbetter fMrumgerj, Rochon, Hamlin, Fnln, 0'Snllivun, M'Kinnon, Mercer, Anderson Qnnlh Mariano, Higgins, DiPietro, Bnrtuln, Koskey, llInvD0ugnll fTrninr'rJ Scconzl Row: E. F. Sherlock Kffuuchl, Walsh, Gullivan, Moran, Molinari, Hayes, Shanks, Huber. Rose, Pickering, Di'l'ullio, Morgnnelh Bnreikis, Pike cirllli Ferrande Floor: Pagne, Eames Drago, Taylor Kearnex, Lunnigan, Case Harrison First Row: Stone, Christiansen, Cnrhone, Cihotti, Schultz, Frederico, Quinn, Garber KCaplainJ, Ollive, Ingram, Meere, Hill, Bauer P11 LT. Second Row: Whelan, McCormick, King, Koifske, Chamberlain, Trovuto, Sexton, Burke, Sherlock CCoachJ Front Row' McGrunn, Hughes, Flynn, DiSanto CCaptainJ, Phinney, Connolly, Ciovncco, Hayes Baseball Varsity G 946D 58 Captain-Edmund DiSanto Coach-Edward F. Sherlock Hyde Park 4 -Trade 8 Hyde Park 8-Brighton 9 Hyde Park 26-Charlestown 3 Hyde Park 8-Brandeis 7 Hyde Park 9-Roslindale 8 Hyde Park 5-Technical 6 Hyde Park 1-Memorial 8 Hyde Park 4-Dorchester 5 Hyde Park 9-Jamaica Plain Hyde Park 1-East Boston 6 fCity Cham pionsj Co-Captains-Fred Enos Ronald Dacko Coach-William H. Dugan Hyde Park 5- Boston Tech. 2 Hyde Park 3-English 2 Hyde Park 4-Latin 2 Hyde Park 9-St. Mary's KBD 8 Hyde Park 4-Roslindale 6 Hyde Park 8-East Boston 1 Hyde Park 14-Jamaica Plain 7 Hyde Park 3-Commerce 2 Hyde Park 10 -Brighton 3 Baseball Junior Varsity H9461 Second Row: Dugan Kfluachj, Scuepis, Silver, Logan, Langley, Flynn, Tolland, Hoppe, Curran Ullzmagerj Front Raw: Curtis, Galllvan, Budkus, Dacko C00-Captainj, Trovato, Ollive, Marsh, Enos C00-Captain! M: Yzfraew --:wwf-leaf.-rm. Meade: .xm, ww'rzxmfnfxfavarfrv.rw+mwmmxrww1mm:2xsmwN:4:axwwsf-1 fawwwXawsemxmamfrawrmgmnmmmzwefmrwzwsmvfr.wamaarmeragnwaa-me Third Raw: Clutl, Cnmpisi, Nilsen, Powers, Quinn, Spnllone, Sullivan, Mitchell, Godfrey, Roberts, Blum Secnml Rom: Mary Hayes lllnrwlll, Mary Wheeler, W:1lsh,Finn, Mnretto, Bennett, Topham, Verheyen, Devine, Corbett, Cwalinu, Hooper Fran! Row: llchlmrdt, Dunn, Maloney, Marion Wheeler, Lndns, Anderson, Davis, Riley, Mariano Girls' Sports 60 The 1947 girls' basketball team meets in the gym every Tuesday afternoon. This team is composed of Senior girls who were chosen for their outstanding ability by Miss Hayes and Miss Keating. As captains we have Dot Anderson and Dimi Ladas. Every Wednesday afternoon in the girls' gym we have Social Dancing, a new program for Senior and Junior girls. The girls are taking advantage of the wonderful opportunity to learn to dance under the direction of Miss Hayes. Badminton is a popular sport and many of our Seniors are expert in keeping the feathered shuttlecock in play. Active in the girls' sports are: Madelon Topham, Jane Cluff, Dot Ander- son, Lu Roberts, Irene Gioiosa, Mary Francioso, Margie Mitchell, Marilyn Quinn. l f .Nh J 'ii' ,EG Tb 1 91- -.X.-i'f7fd75g .f'- ik .X K ,JK Air! X X ACTIVITIE PI Second Row: '1'ruen.1an, Polverc, Bracken, Rosenberg Front Row: Giovanuucci, Kowalski, Devlin, Wright, Godfrey, Parker Yearbook Faculty Director-John J. Buckley Sports Editors-Alice Giovannucci Angelo Polvere Art Editor-Hazel Irons Photography Editors-Joseph Herget Helen Parker Literary Editors-Loretta Kowalski Alice Bulman Karlen Godfrey Joseph Bracken Philip Rosenberg Edward Clark Frank Truman Secretary-Virginia Devlin 62 1 . 77 747 7 77 'Kyiv H was xx x N 5,- ' R kr . - 'S ' k X. x ' 1 Q - f - - - - f Y if ' - A SQ -S ff -' 5-. , 'L W 1 5 -I , , .9 H' in ff: lx tf . Q ' xx Q ' ff BBQ . ' K Q-'V HL flag, 'M' Y xx L U' .fxifhiw K ' xx gg? 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Row: Hegm-ly, Chr-verie, Mm-Plwrsnn, Mnlkeen, Blnlz SOPHOMORE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Second Row: Slattery, Taylor, Ilivks, llnlznrini Doody. Curran, Mcllaw Frou! Rnw: Barrett, Gleason, Durkin, 0'Sulli vnn. Manning, Warren, Kirinvopoulos Third Row: Ferreira, Frederica, Perry, Foley, Keefe, Tnlanian, Hogan, Civacco, Meere Second Row: Jackson, Inguanti, Maybin, Schultz, Mulkeen, Smith, Ryan, McCarthy, Visser, Conti Fran! Raw: McKenna, Palombi, Langley, Malley, Picirilli, Lunata, 0'Brien, Logan, Dneko, Brady OO llltary Drill Instructor and Faculty Director-Lieut. Frank N. Famulari Captains Thomas Brady F ransic McCarthy Ronald Dacko Paul Crivellaro Mario Palombi Robert Lanata James McKenna Guido Imbaro Alfred Piccirilli John O'Brien P Patrick N essar 70 Adjutants Louis Cibotti Fred Cardinal Rober Malley John Bauer Elmer Langley Ernest Richenburg Second Prize in Marching, Schoolboy Par ade, 1946 Annual Prize Drill, Tuesday, May 6 ' 194-7 First Prize D Co. D-Col. Paul Crivellaro Second Prize Co. A-Lt. Col. Thomas Brady Third Prize Co. B-Major Francis McCarthy Fourth Prize Co. E-Major Mario Palombi Fyth Prize Co. K-Major Alfred Piccirilli lr r 1 DRUM CORPS Supervisors-John Calabro Drums Arlie W. Latham lst Lieut. Angelo J. Polyere Faculty Supervisor-Thomas 0'Loughlin lst Lieut. Anthony F. Giardino Drum Major-William S. Cavanaugh 2nd Lieut. Robert P. McNair Captain-Robert A. Pommer First Prize among Drum and Bugle Corps Bugles Schoolboy Parade, 1946 lst Lieut. John F. S. Houlihan lst Lieut. James A. Grover 2nd Lieut. James L. Huber BAND Director-Frederick R. Whitehouse Faculty Manager-George W. Seaburg Drum Major-James F. Warner Captain-William J. Martin 1stLieut.-Walter H. Billings 1stLieut.-William C. Phipps BAND Third Row: LaConte, Pnlie, Maier, Borges. Sirignano, Roehon, Bnrry Second Row: R. Scannell, Petryche, Buker, . 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Theresa Martell GYMNASTIC PYRAMIDS SONG SHOP Pretending . . Beverly Pinell Linda' '... Kay Brien and Boys Embraceab1e You . Jim Moynihan Make Believe . . Marion DiMartino DANCE- Cow Cow Boogie . Rita Iacurto TRUMPET SOLO- Toy Trumpet . . . George San Georgio ACROBATIC COMEDY . . B. Waterman and R. Strickland SONG- If I Had My Way . . . Alice McDonough TOET TAP DANCE- Hip Hip Hooray . Lucy Kinlin PIANO SOLO . . Lillian Addy JUKE BOX NUMBER VOCAL- You Can't See The Sun When You're Crying . Barbara Carey ATLANTIC CITY NUMBER If You Can't Get A Girl In The Summertime On The Boardwalk of Atlantic City ACCORDION SOLO Al Piccirilli DANCE BALLET . . . Evelyn Shelin . i781 fragram ROLLER SKATIN G . . Jim McKenna and Lorraine MacPherson SONG AND DANCE- Blue Skies . VOCAL- Rockabye Baby . DAVID BRUCE 85 BAND VOCAL- Mam'zel1e . RADIO SKIT VOCAL- Gimmie A Little Kiss . ITALIAN NUMBER VOCAL- Carmena Il Bacio TABLEAUX . . . 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