Hyde Park High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Boston, MA)
- Class of 1948
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The particular position of each of these honored and beloved teachers is listed elsewhere in this dedicatory section. The qualities that endeared them to us when they taught within these walls were the same qualities that secured for them recognition that their services were of superior order and that greater responsibilities should be entrusted to them. We rejoice with them in their new honors and feel that the school can well par- ticipate in their new prestige. We do, indeed, regret the necessity that takes them from us, knowing that their separationfrom us is a distinct loss to the school. However, we know that all things move, nothing stands still, and even as we Seniors depart from the school, we say to them and to all our other teachers, Good bye, good luck, and Godspeed! ANNA M. IJUYLIQ Head of Department of Ancient Languages Girls Latin School Teacher of Latin, Hyde Park High School, 1928-1947. Teacher in Abington High School, 1927-1928. Degrees: A.B., Emanuel Collegeg A.M., Boston Universi- ty, M.Ed., Boston College. DEDI MORTUN H. CASSIDY Head of Science Department Boston English High School Master in the Science Department, Hyde Park High School, 1934-1947. Form- er Professor at University of Massachu- setts, former teacher at Dover High School, New Britain High School, Hawaiian Boys Schools, and Watertown High School. Degrees: B.Sc., Massachusetts Agricul- tural College, 19203 M.Sc., 1931. Former student at University of Hawaii, Harvard Graduate School, Boston University, Bos- ton Teachers College, Military Schools of Aeronautics, and Massachusetts State Col- lege. Army Air Forces veteran World War I. ATIC AGNES K. BRENNAN Director of Distributive Education Boston Public Schools Guidance Counselor, Hyde Park High School, 1942-1947. Former teacher of Merchandising at Roxbury Memorial High School CGirlsJ, Jeremiah E. Burke High School, and Hyde Park High School. Co-ordinator, Salem State Teachers Col- lege, 1925-1929. Degrees: B.S., Simmons College of Business: M.S., Prince School of Retailing, Simmons College. JOHN S. IIONOCHUE Head of Commercial Department Roxbury Memorial High School CBoysD Master in Commercial Department, Hyde Park High School, 1931-1947. Form- er Professor at Regis College, Denver, and at the University of Puerto Rico. Degrees: B.C.S., Northeastern University, 19243 M.B.A., Boston University, 19303 Ed.M., Boston Teachers College, 1939. Former student at Catholic University, and at Pace Institute of Accounting. Navy veteran of World War I. DR. FRANCIS J. HORGAN f 3' . T . JL ,,K KQTSA HA Qereuferd In the pages of History . . . . . . the year nineteen hundred and forty-eight brings to a close the cheerful memories of our high school days. There are many things that we would like to set down within the pages of this book, meaningful things that have enriched our formative years here to an immeasurable degree. Both in word and picture shall we keep the memory of these days forever green. We unfold the scenes as they pertain to Faculty, Seniors, Activities and Athletics. On that day, when treasured memories of days gone by and school chums once so dear come .flooding back to weary minds, this yearbook will serve the purpose. It will rekindle the fires of remembrance. Against that day do we hopefully .fashion this yearbook. Eeuteufs Dedication Faculty Seniors Sports Activities Advertisements ff 1- ff' K ff'fgT -'ff ,, fJ' f ,M NW M ,Cinfn , ff ff f J - 'V ,' lk' ' ' W, I f, 'ff f' 'A Vx, Y. ,. ,Q , ,Q ,fu ,,, W ,J V, f4.,.vf wi, A, fi, J-, Af' jd.,-J GEORGE A. CUSHMAN MARION FITZGERALD AGNES M. GALLIVAN SCi011CC Modern Languages English ARTHUR F. LEARY Mathematics RICHARD A. MCCARTHY JOHN A. BERGIN FRANCIS J. LEE C,,m,m1fffa1 Bram-hpg Hixtorv Cn-olwratiw' Industrial JOHN J. BUCKLEY Yearbook Senior Prom Student Council Senior Revue ANN C. HERNON CONSTANCE R. DOWD Business Manager Class Day, Assemblies THOMAS AYKROYD Class Elvrtimls ff? L- X' N ff? ,UT :- , L' ,ff f f .-f ,y ff' 1, , ,QF-qv ,ig ff' W A I W V, , K 55 ,171 ff! X N V, .ff If ff! fins I, If i:7lL,!5'ViTfAj'f'fff7,5i my iyfl L. ij' , fl, ' tv! Spa, fl,fA1?L ju uf x JOSEPH O'SHEA JOHN MALONEY President Vice President NANCY LYNCH DEXTER SMITH T IISUTCT Secretary T0 SENICRS PHYLLIS R. ABBOTT 81 Tower St. jamaica Plain Courier 2, 3,' Honor Roll Z, 4,' Red Cross 25 Swimming 45 Ten- nis 3 5 Badminton 4 g Booster Club 3 Phyllis' trade mark is her flaming red hair and her pleas- ant personality. IRENE D. ADDESA 80 Pleasantview St. Roslindale Social Committee 2, 35 Gradua- tion Marshalg Dramatics 35 Sen- ior Review 4 Irene with her dark eyes and dark hair has caused many a head to turn and many a heart to flutter. ELLEN M. AIIEARN 3 Howes St. Dorchester Basketball 45 Tennis 3g Courier 4,' Honor Roll 2g Senior Revue 4: Boosters Club 4 Shy little Ellen with her catchy giggle has made many friends who will remember her down the years. ROBERT F. ALBANI X 88 Stoughton Ave. Readville Football 3, 4 Bob is a bright boy who should do well in college. :7l1!2e ffl ROSE R. ALBERTI 151 Beaver St. Hyde Park Rose has little to say, but she is always ready with a happy smile. -112 VERA M. ALBERTO 21 Collins St. Hyde Park Vera is so quiet and shy that you would hardly know she is there. But she has such a pleasant manner, her friends are many. RICHARD ALCOTT ISI 6 Arcadia St. Dorchester Richard is a quiet, thought- ful boy who accomplishes things without too much effort. ROCCO J. ALIBERTI 384 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4,' Band 2 Rocco is one of the most popular boys in the Mechanic Arts course. He doesn't have much to say, but always greets you with a smile. FRANCES M. ALIBRANDI 666 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park uFranny has the gift of gab. Once she starts in talking, head for cover. JEAN M. ANDERSON 320 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Senior Revue 2, 3 Jean has many friends. A smile and a little giggle show she is about to break into irre- pressible laughter. IJ! O'l'l'O W. ANDERSON 87 Beech St. Roslindale Lieutenant 4,' Courier 3 5 Senior Revue 3 Otto is a quiet businesslike student. His friendly smile has won him many permanent friends. 8 8 ERNEST .I. AQUILIO 'D Za. 12X 221 8 Winter St. Hyde Park Lieutenant 4 Aqua is everyone's friend. His toughest subject is Math. He has plenty of mechanical ideas. As soon as he is in a position to use them he will. JOHN .I. AUllE'l l'E 9 Radford Pl. Hyde Park john's ambition is to make good in the machine shop. We all wish him the best of luck in the future. DOUGLAS '. AUGELLI X 9 Thompson St. Hyde Park Courier 35 Lieutenant 4g Gradua- tion Marshal 3 Doug wears the smile that won't come off and is sure to be a business success. FRANCIS C. AUOELLI 9 Thompson St. Hyde Park A quiet, agreeable student, Fran has made a host of friends by his courteous and pleasant manner. illil ROSE M. AYELLINO 978 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Senior Revue 3 Rose may be quiet but she has a certain way of getting in and out of trouble. RICHARD J. BARBIERIXI I 2 Prescott St. Readville Lieutenant 4 Dick is a quiet boy with a pleasant smile for all. LUCY J. BARRA 376 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Softball 3, 4,' Badminton 4 When you hear a gale of laughter and talk, your better judgment tells you Lucy is coming. TIIERESX BARRAYECIIIO 142 Central Ave. Hyde Park Courier 3, Honor Roll 3, 45 Booster Club 45 Dramatic Club 4 Terry may be small but good things come in small packages, as she has well proven. llORO'l'llY BARRY 44 Alicia Rd. Dorchester The only sport that inter- ests l'Dottie is roller skating. Pretty soon she'll be co-owner of the Chez Vous. ffl'- .ol is .l. li.'kli'l'l Lk 'K 24 Garfield Ave. Hyde Park Courier 45 Lieutenant 45 Football 2, 35 Track Z, 35 Drum Corps 2, 3, 4 The girls of Hyde Park High are going to lose their glamor boy when Louis gradu- ates. JOYCE H. Bl'ICKWl'l'll 1 Farrar Ave. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 2, 45 Clee Club 25 Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Tennis 35 Softball 2, 35 Booster Club 3, 45 Chief Graduation Marshal 35 Yearbook5 Swim- ming 4 Joyce is that peppy little red-head in Room 101. Her wonderful personality will long be remembered by her class- mates. ,IIQAN 11. BENSON 13 Cleveland St. Hyde Park junior Red Cross 25 Boosters Club 45 Courier 2, 35 A. A. Representative 4 Red hair, good disposition, fine personality seem to be jeannie's recipe for popularity and it works. Iililil.-NN0li .I. BE'l l'Y 129 Milton Ave. Dorchester Spanish Club 2, 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Mid-Winter Party Queen Eleanor has a sparkling personality and is one of the very popular belles of Room 101. Hnw,um I.. m3z.uumilf 46 Dix St. Dorchester Ed is always talking about sports. He is a whiz at school and no doubt he will be- come a very good draftsman. He is always well dressed. 'fe 114 liLIZABl'1'l'll A. BLATZ 65 W. Milton St. Readville Glee Club 2, 35 Senior Revue 3, 45 Social Committee 35 Graduation Marshal 35 Booster Club 3, 45 Debating Club 3 'lBetty is an attractive girl from Readville with a very at- tractive school record. le ALMA L. BOGARDUS 7 Neponset Ave. Roslindale Social Dancing 2 Alma has a quiet manner but she will be long remembered by her classmates, - LURRAINE BUGGAN 34 Gordon St. Allston Lorraine is noted for her personality. You could tell her giggle any where. She will be long and fondly remembered by her classmates. I'Il.IZABlC'l'lI A. BONARRIUU 16 Blake St. Hyde Park Courier 45 Boosters Club 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Softball 3, 45 Social Dancing 2 Betty ought to remember one of two things-the Gettys- burg Address or her notes for absence. ALI RI'1ID .l. HORSES 2, 4 Clarendon Ct. Roslindale Band 2, 3 Al is a quiet boy until the ball starts rolling, then try to hold him back. fir 131 NANCY K. IKKUKL 434 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Dramatics 45 Boosters Club 35 So- cial Dancing 25 Debating 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 35 Badminton Club 45 Cheer Leaders 3, 45 Forum 4 Nancy has made a beauti- ful record. She is quite a track fan. IDAYIIJ .l. IIICANAGAN 148 Beaver St. Hyde Park Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Social Corn- mittee 4 David's shy, quiet manner made him well-liked by his fel- low students. IDUNALIJ li. HICANMLAN 148 Beaver St. Hyde Park Red Cross 2, 3, 4 Donald is a friendly boy and a good student. IiI'l'l l'Y ,l. HICISKIOIC 42 Neponset Ave. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 25 Courier 35 Student Council 4,' Glee Club 45 Forum Speaker 4,' Booster Club 35 Honor Roll 2, 35 Badminton 45 Social Dancing 2 Betty is our Georgia peach and a member of the big five. There is no keeping her quiet. DONALD I . BROOKS 687 Hyde Park Ave. Roslindale Here's a quiet, hard-work- ing lad who we know will climb up the ladder of success. 15f ,IANIES Ii. BL1Ikl,ldY 26 New Bedford St. Hyde Park Debating 35 Social Committee 35 Graduation Marshal 35 Football 3, 45 Baseball 35 Track 4 Buck is a friendly guy. He gets along well with the fel- lows and the girls. His favorite stamping ground is the XNN KI. IIUIILMXN 677 Hyde Park Ave. Roslindale Tennis 25 Badminton 45 Softball 25 Basketball 3, 45 Social Danc- ing 25 Senior Revue 3, 45 Dra- matics 4 Ann's fun loving good na- ture makes her easy to get along with. CKROI, Bl Nkl-IH 9 Everett St. Hyde Park Courier 25 Clee Club 45 Swim- ming 45 Badminton 45 Social Dancing 25 Honor Roll 3 Carol has tawny blonde hair and makes friends easily with her pep and laughter. ,l. GORDON Iil'lCNli!-BS 73 Arlington St. Hyde Park Debating 35 junior Red Cross 35 Baseball 4 Gordon is a good student, and his keen sense of humor makes him a well-liked class- mate. lun w. Isl sumti 11 Mora St. Dorchester Roy's a fine fellow whose ambition should take him far. I 1 DOLURES li. CADIGAN 26 Regis Rd. Mattapan Courier Representative 2, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4,' Softball 2, 3,' Tennis 3 5 Cheerleader 45 Senior Revue 3,' Badminton 4, Lieutenant 2, 3,' Honor Roll 2 Dolores is quite active in sports. She is a popular Matta- pan miss. DUROTIIY ll. CALARESIQ 9 Pond St. Hyde Park Social Dancing 2,' Basketball 2 'iDottie is our live wire with a knack for being in the middle of a mix-up. She always manages to come up on top. ,I EAN CAM ICRON 77 Summit St. Hyde Park Class Secretary 35 Senior Revue 4,' Booster Club 3 Peppy, loads of fun and a real friend describes Jean. Dur- ing her stay at Hyde Park she has made many friends. MARY lx. lIAlVIl'BHl,l. 30 Child St. Hyde Park Booster Club 3, 4,' Dramatic Club 4 Mary seems quiet but she is always ready with a smile. That's the reason she will long be remembered by us. JEAN CANAVAN 178 Ruskindale Rd. Mattapan Social Committee 4,' Senior Revue 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 2,' Boosters Club 3,' Basketball 3, 4,' Swim- ming 4g Softball 3, 45 Social Dancing 2 Jeannie, blue eyed, fair haired and dimpled, As nice as she can be, And if I were one of you boys, I'd snatch her up for me. lfirf ti? l1llRlS'l'lNl'I CAPULLI 127 Newburn St. Hyde Park Chris is going to be missed by us all. Her company is always welcome. l'lRNl'IS'l' IJ. CAPULLI, JR. 127 Newburn St. Hyde Park B Mathewson Machine Co. got one of the best from the co-op course when they got Ernie 43 zz rl 5 nfgzfg CILIJA 1. ' ' ' 139 Dana Ave. Hyde Park A combination of a pleasant disposition and a wonderful sense of humor, make Gilda well liked by all of us. S'l'l'Il.I,A R. l2Alil,F1VAl,F1X 35 Garfield Ave. Hyde Park Stella is one of the few quiet girls in 101. She may be quiet but her friends are many. ,IOSEPII ,I. CARROLL Xi 2- I 15 Summer St. Hyde Park Yearbook 5 Social Committee 2 5 Courier 2g Basketball 3, 4 5 Track 2,' Band 2, 3 joe goes in for sports in a big way. His ever present cheer- fulness has won him hosts of friends, JOSEPH A. CASCIANO 38 Cottage St. Hyde Park Track 35 Courier 35 Lieutenant 4 l'Joe looks and acts like a quiet boy, but never judge a book by its cover. As far as build goes, Charles Atlas has nothing over joe, CAROLE L. CASEY 3 Standish Rd. Milton Honor Roll 45 Dramatics 4 Carole has just come to us this year. But she has really established herself among her many friends. 131 ALFRED E. CELATA IZ! 1036 Canterbury St. Roslindale Al's greatest wish is a witty teacher with whom he can exchange wisecracks to the glee of his classmates. WILLIAM R. CIIARRIER 644 River St. Mattapan Band 4 'ABill is a polite young man with a very attractive person- ality. R. BARBARA CHEVERIE 32 Austin St. Hyde Park Glee Club 2 5 Lieutenant 25 Social Committee 35 Captain 3 5 Gradua- tion Marshal 35 Badminton 4 Barbara has a good sense of humor as well as a sparkling personality. You can be sure that she always will have a good time wherever she goes. X. 17 LUCY T. CHLUDZINSKI 68 Austin St. Hyde Park Lucy is a girl of few words. We all are sure she will be a success in what ever field she goes into. ANTHONY T. CIBOTTI 25 Winthrop St. Hyde Park Courier 2 5 Lieutenant 2, 35 Cap- tain 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Class Prophecy Excellent in all sports, as his record shows, 'Tony' is also the sparkplug of the Senior Class. LOUIS B. CIBOTTI 362 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Student Council 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 A. A. Representative 25 Courier 3, 45 Captain 35 Lieu- tenant 4 We hope that some day Louis will realize his ambition to take pictures for the Globe. The school will be a dull place without him. GEORGE A. CIOYACCO 86 Lewis St. Hyde Park Courier 35 Radio Speaker 35 Captain 35 A. A. Representa- tive 3, 45 Graduation Marshal 35 Football 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4,' President of Student Council 4 George is a pretty classy athlete, and when it comes to making friends he is in a class by himself. MYLES M. COLLERAN 16 Prescott St. Readville Baseball 4 Myles is a shy lad whose eveready smile has made him a pleasant classmate. X' X21 l.?l L. il JEANNE COLLINS X 574 Walk Hill St. Mattapan Senior Revue 2, Glee Club 2 Miss Deb of 103 is jean with her stylish hairdos and up-to-date fashionable ward- robe. JOYCE C. COMI 53 Favre St. Mattapan An extensive wardrobe, good poise, and well-groomed hair are a few of the many qualifications Joyce possesses for a good model. FRANCIS E. CONLEY 31 Ruskindale Rd. Hyde Park Student Council 3, Baseball 3, 4 J Track 4 A good athlete and good pal that's l'Frank.l' MARY C. CONNOLLY 1454 Blue Hill Ave. Mattapan Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 g Dramatics 3 5 Courier 4 Marilyn, as she is better known to her friends, is a quiet studious girl of 103 who shows great promise for the future. JOAN M. CONWAY 3557 Washington St. Jamaica Plain A. A. Representative 3 Joan's pleasant smile and pleasing manner have won her many friends at Hyde Park High. 18 IRENE CORASANIS X 74 Sunnyside St. Hyde Park Irene's ability to design shows a great future for her. Her good sense of humor has helped her to win many friends. 4 NICHOLAS COSTA , 670 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park Courier3 Nick is a swell kid and liked by everyone. Bookkeep- ing is his favorite subject. He was the Courier photographer and is planning on a career in photography. S YLVIA COTELESO 1488 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Swimming 25 Social Dancing 2, Courier Representative 2 Room 103 is indeed for- tunate to have Sylvia. Her pleasing smile and sparkling personality have given her an abundance of friends. ,IOHN F. CKEANIER 71 Gordon Ave. Hyde Park Social Committee 2, A. A. Repre- sentative 3g Courier 2, Student Council 25 Senior Revue 4 g Lieu- tenant 4 j Graduation Marshal 3 g Hockey 2, 3, 4gCoU2, 3, 4, Ten- nis 2, Class Will 'tjackl' is one of the leaders in the class. DOROTHY E. CRONIN 27 George St. Hyde Park Yearbook, Student Council 3, Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4,' Lieutenant 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Badminton 45 Softball 2, 3, 4 Where in this world can one compare, With our little 'KDotty and her blonde hair, She's very pretty and petite, And to us our L'Dottie is very sweet. 121 2' 2 ,fl 12,1 1 If 'I RICIIARIJ CRUICKSIIANR 35 Rosemont St. Hyde Park Lieutenant 2, 35 Football 45 Track 4 Dick is the live wire of 121. He is a natural mimic and very funny. smokes J. CUMMIN5 'PC- 34 Cornell St. Roslindale Hockey 3, 45 Football 45 A. A. Representative 4 George looks like a quiet boy but he is very active. He likes to play all sports, especial- ly hockey. His intentions are to be an A-1 carpenter. . gi WILLIAM MCURTIS 230 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Social Committee 35 Hockey 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4 We will long remember 'lBilly's achievements both so- cially and athletically, where his pitching ability stood out. DUMINIC ITALESSANIIRU 347 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Social Committee 35 Lieutenant 45 Graduation Marshal 35 Track 4 UDom has a fine personali- ty which makes him so well liked by students and teachers. CARMELLA M. IJEFILIPPO 75 Readville St. Readville Social Dancing 25 Courier 45 Senior Revue 35 Captain 2, 35 Social Committee 4 Big hazel eyes and curly brown hair, All go together to make our uCandy sweet and fair. 19 PHILIP J. DELSIGNORE X 666 Walk Hill St. Mattapan Phil's disposition and sense of humor have made him many friends. ROBERT J. DELUCA 299 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Yearbook 5 Courier 45 Radio Speaker 45 Senior Revue 3, 45 Boosters Club 3 5 Graduation Mar- shal 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4 5 Band 2 Duke can always be found where there's fun to be had. He is also quite an artist. JEAN DEVINE 298 Neponset Ave. Dorchester Social Dancing 2 Jean is a quiet girl but her cheery smile and pleasant dis- position have won her many friends. She is a real, true friend to all. CLAIRE M. DEWEY 5 Garthand St. Jamaica Plain Senior Revue 35 Basketball 4 Dimples, beautiful blue eyes, pretty blond, natural wavy hair, make up our cute Miss Teen-age of 103. MARY N. DI MARTINO 86 Clare Ave. Hyde Park Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Honor Roll 25 Graduation Marshal 3 Marion'l has been one of our cheerleaders and has done very good work cheering at all our football games. .J . 1 .,A PATRICIA DI MARZIO 7 Eliot Ave. Readville Tennis 35 Social Committee 2, 35 Social Dancing 25 A. A. Repre- sentative 45 Senior Revue 35 Honor Roll Z, 35 Captain 25 Lieutenant 35 Graduation Mar- shal 35 Courier 2 'lPat always stops for her daily snack during the ten- minute period. Her record of activities is really worth talking about. ARTHUR J. DI NINNO '72 61 Stoughton Ave. Readville Art gets along well with everybody. JOHN J. DI SANTO 18 Rosa St. Hyde Park Baseball 2 5 Marshal 25 Drum Corps 25 Band 2 'LJoe is a quiet fellow and good friend to all. He has a keen wit and a winning per- sonality. JAMES E. DOLAN NK- 161 Brown Ave. Roslindale 'iJimmy has a very good sense of humor. However, this often leads him into trouble. He can be found on any dance Hoor. You will always find him cheerful. JOAN M. DONOGHUE 55 Mercier Ave. Dorchester Basketball 45 Badminton 45 Cour- ier 4 5 Senior Revue 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Boosters Club, Presi- dent 4 5 Graduation Marshal 3 joan's lovely blue eyes, cute smile, and dimples make her one of our prettiest seniors. Her natural curly hair and winning personality are envied by all. el20l PAULINE T. DONOGHUE 80 Richmere Rd. Mattapan Senior Revue 2, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Student Council 45 Lieutenant 35 Tennis 35 Honor Roll 2 -35 Graduation Marshal 3 'LPolly is lovely as you can see, Her clothes all suit her to a MT, She has pretty blue eyes and light brown hair, And with our 'lPollie none can compare. JEAN DONOVAN - 12 Shenandoah St. Ashmont Social Dancing 3 5 Boosters Club 3 Jean has made quite a hit among her classmates with her good sense of humor and keen wit. PATRICIA M. DOYLE 803 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Basketball 3, 45 Badminton 45 Honor Roll 3, 4 A very quiet girl is she, A friend to all in 103. Is our pal Patsy.7' WILLIAM A. DRAGO 81 Linden Place Brookline Track 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Lieu- tenant 3 When l'Bill gets his car he can be seen whipping around the streets of Hyde Park. He is quiet on the surface, but liked by all his classmates. JEAN G. DRISCOLL 1575 River St. Hyde Park Lieutenant 25 Student Council 2 Jean is a lovely miss you see, Her eyes are always filled with glee, Her pretty red hair and skin so fair, All make Jean a miss so rare. 294 BARBARA DUGGAN 49 Savannah Ave. Mattapan Cheerleader 2, 3 g Social Committee 2, Social Dancing 2, A. A. Representative 2, Forum 4, Sen- ior Revue 2, 3, 4: Boosters Club 3, 4 5 Graduation Marshal 3 'tDixie's ability to sing has made her one of our popular seniors. She has been one of our stars in the Senior Revue and has taken part in many of the Senior affairs. DOROTHEA M. DUNPHY 60 Charlemont St. Dorchester Badminton 25 Social Dancing 2,' Courier 35 Honor Roll 2 Dunphy seems quiet and maybe a little shy but when you know her you appreciate her good humor and knack of being a good friend. LAURENCE A. EBITSON 94 Park St. Dorchester 'lLarry is quite an artist. During his spare time you will find him making sketches of someone or something. His favorite sport is fishing. He owns his own boat. LUCILLE M. ELLIS 10 Rock Rd. Mattapan Glee Club 2, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Tennis 3, 4g Softball 25 Courier 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief, Radio Speaking 45 Forum 35 Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4,' Boosters Club 4,' Dramatics 4 Lou, our Editor-in-Chief of the Courier, has a record that is surely the envy of all. FRED W. ENOS 54 Prescott St. Readville Baseball Z, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4g Football 4 5 Captain 4 5 Lieuten- ant 3 Fred is one of those boys with that extra something. He is outstanding on the basket- ball and baseball teams and has quite a way with the fair sex. 21 JOAN E. ERICKSON 79 Tacoma St. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 2, Senior Revue 4 What would Hyde Park be like without fun-loving ujoanie? l' WILLIAM .I. FAREZOCO 1499 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Social Committee 35 Football 2, 3, 4 Bill is quite popular with the girls. It must be his wavy hair and false eye-lashes. M. CHRISTINE FASOLINO 59 Loring St. Hyde Park Senior Revue 3 l'Chris is one girl at the high school that you very rarely see serious. MARY F ATA 37 Sunnyside Ave. Hyde Park Glee Club 2, Yearbook Mary is still looking for new ideas of the latest styles for her wardrobe. Her ability to draw helps her in designing some of her own clothes. 23 H ROBERT A. FAUROT X I 2.2 17 Bickford St. Jamaica Plain Football 35 Track 4 'lBob is a good athlete and also a good friend. ,nf 'r 'ei A JOAN J. FEELY 1414 Blue Hill Ave. Mattapan Swimming 2, Glee Club 4 5 Social Dancing 2 ,- Debating 3, Dra- matics 3 g Senior Revue 2, 3, 4,- Boosters Club 45 Graduation Mar- shal 3 Joan, Miss Pep of 103, feels at her best when it comes to a good jitterbug. She loves to' dance and can always be seen at the local dance spots. WALTER H. FEHRMANN 247 Beech St. Roslindale Farmer will become one of the best draftsmen the school has ever turned out. GEORGE T. FELIX DC 49 Beech St. Dedham Captain 4, Football 4 t'Mickey has loads of friends. His main ambition is to drive across the United States. I-Ie does a lot of ice skating. NANCY FIELDINC 83 Regis Rd. Mattapan Nancy doesn't say much but when she does you can be sure she has something worth while to talk about. ANTHONY F. FINAMORE 22 Lockwood St. Hyde Park Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3,- Drum Corps 2, 3, 4 g Lieutenant 4 1 A. A. Representative 3,' Courier 2 UScub is a bouncing, rugged guy with a pleasant smile for all. 22 MARY F INN 6 John A. Andrew St. Jamaica Plain Mary is a quiet, sincere miss of 103, who causes no trouble and has many friends. WILLIAM J. FIORE 17 Charles St. Hyde Park Moose has a good school record and he is never late for work, but then he gets paid for work. He always has a good appearance. MARY FLEMING X' 203 Dana Ave. Hyde Park Mary is a quiet lass She always watches the time pass. She hurries to get her work done. Then she is ready for some fun. KICNNETII L. FLYNN 163 Austin St. Hyde Park Football 3, 45 Captain 4g A. A. Representative 2 g Courier 3 ,' Base- ball 2,' Forum 4 HRed's fine record in school activities and his winning per- sonality have made him very popular with all his classmates. THOMAS .I. FOLAN 'yg 66 W. Milton St. Readville Track Ig Courier 2, 3 A'Tom is a quiet, serious boy who does his work and bothers no one. gr 3: be 5+ 'I ,V use 11,44 f?3 2219 PATRICIA D. FOLEY 32 Hillside St. Hyde Park Swimming 2 'iPat is a quiet and shy girl but because of her pleasing personality she has made many friends at Hyde Park High. ELINOR FOOTE X 238 Fairmount Ave. Hyde Park Badminton 4 Her sincerity and charming manners have made Elinor many friends. CARLETON B. FORSYTHYK 17 Babson St. Mattapan Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Track 2 Carleton is a quiet and pleasant student who has a natural ability for study but finds time for fun with his many friends. PATRICIA .I. FORTIER 48 Williams Ave. Hyde Park Badminton 4 Personality plus-that's our Pat . What's the secret of her popularity? Could it be her good sense of humor? ROBERT J. FRASER 17 Friendship Rd. Mattapan Lieutenant 45 Track 3 Bob is one of the best liked fellows in 4B and we know it will be the same wherever he goes. 3 ANNA I. FRATTASIO 392 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 35 Lieutenant 2, 3 She's small and sweet, With tiny feet, A head of curls, And shels complete. DANIEL V. FRATTASIO 392 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Band 2, 3, 4 Dan has started to take up roller skating. Let's wish him luck. RICHARD D. FEDERICO 19 Osceola St. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 45 Student Council 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Lieutenant 35 Captain 4 Dick is a good looking boy who has a fine record in athletics and a splendid record with the fair sex. T7 ,J ,. L.. 5 EDWARD FREEMAN f 2 1537 Blue Hill Ave. Mattapan Basketball 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Track 3, 4 i'Ed is the shining light of the school, the football hero in person. Still, he's modest, quiet, and liked by all. PAUL .I. GAGLIO 26 Rosa St. Hyde ark A. A. Representative 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 4 , Paul is one of those active boys. During school vacations he goes hunting and fishing. 'A ' g -, MARY LOUISE CACNON 15 Franklin St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2 Here is a magnetic lass, Whose eyes are pools of blue. Her complexion is cream and peaches, VVhich fascinates all us creatures. GERARDINA C. CAITA 1049 River St. Hyde Park Basketball 2 5 Glee Club 25 Courier 35 Honor Roll 2, 3 Jerry had the ability to do three years in two. With this to her credit we know that she can't help but be a great success. EDVVARD T. CALLIVAN 18 Mattakeeset St. Mattapan Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Better known as Silent Ed, he is one of the school's better students, and quite an athlete on the diamond. Lately he has been heard singing the praises of uMargie. JOHN A. GARDNER '79-f 62 Welles Ave. Dorchester Lieutenant 4 ujackl rates high in popu- larity with boys and girls. He is a good looking boy and haS wavy hair. He does a lot of dancing. MARJORIE E. GAY 114 West St. Hyde Park Good-natured, jolly, and so sweet, Here's a girl you'd love to meet. ROBERT W. GENTILE 10 Sunnyside St. Hyde Park Track 2 5 Student Council 25 Social Committee 35 Graduation Marshal 35 Yearbook 4 Bob is one of the smallest boys in the school as you can see by his nickname 'Two-Bits. He always has a smile on his face. ,IEANNETTE M. CERARDI 145 Dana Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 35 Spelling Bee Win- ner 25 Courier 25 Badminton 4 Friendly and slightly mis- chievous, Jeannette can be classed as the typical high school girl of today. JEAN M. CIOIOSA 20 Farrar Ave. Hyde Park Courier 45 Senior Revue 2, 3, 4: Baskuball 45 Softball 3 Jean, one of our most popular Seniors, has a personali- ty which will surely make her a success. N JEAN ll. CIOVANNUCCI 36 Harmon St. Mattapan Lieutenant 2, 3, Badminton 45 Tennis 3 The girls of 107 are treated to a daily fashion show when Jean walks in. LEONARD A. CIUSTI 27 W. Milton St. Readville Senior Revue 2, 3, 4 'LLennie'l is a popular lad whose accordion playing has fea- tured in many of the school functions. He is a member of the famous String Quartet. ELIZABETH M. GODDARD 35 Davison St. Hyde Park Badminton 45 Social Dancing 2, Honor Roll 4 5 Prophecy 4 Betty is liked wherever she goes, Just ask her friends, they'd tell you so. J ' fr' cf JOHN GOTTWALD 19 Belnel Rd. Hyde Park Hockey 3 john is the boy of 4B who likes to take the long route to the classrooms for some un- known reason. ANTHONY R. CRASSO 5 Chesterfield St. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 4g Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 4 In his high school years Tony has proven his versa- tility and talent to all. One of our best dancers, this lad is popular with all. 1 S R' . Hyde Park CEO C1531 CRASSO 1 r e e is a business-like lad wh does his work quietly and l YVONNE RITA CRAY 32 Dell Ave. Hyde Park The mildest manner and gentlest heart, Have won her a place in all our hearts. 25 EVELYN K. CROYES 38 Florence St. Hyde Park Senior Revue 3 Evelyn's laughter, confi- dence, and advice have helped us through the years at Hyde Park High. GUSTAV F. IIAGMAN 53 Beaver St. Hyde Park Gus likes baseball and drafting in that order. PHYLLIS M. IIAIN X 686 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2 Phyllis is the one if you want some fun. She has shown us that she is a genuine merry- maker and will certainly get along in the world. GRACE M. IIALEY 56 Hamilton St. Readville Senior Revue 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4 A gay disposition, a sparkl- ing wit, a gracious manner- these and many other attributes will help Grace to go far in her chosen field. EYELINE NI. HALL 22 Wrentham St. Dorchester Spanish Club 2,' Forum 4g Honor Roll 2, 3g Tennis 35 Class Will 4 Willing and ready all the while, Eveline's on the go with a joy- ful smile. 1' J -fl VIRGINIA M. HALL 17 Cedar St. Mattapan A merry girl with spirited ways, Who brightens up the dreary days. JEAN M. HALPIN 6 Lexington Ave. Hyde Park That gust of wind you just felt? Why thatls Jean on her roller skates. jean's skating is surpassed only by her loveliness. ARTHUR F. HARRISON 21 Manning St. Roslindale Track 2, 3, 45 Lieutenant 45 Courier 35 A. A. Representative 25 Marshal 3 Handsome Harry is one of the schoo1's big wheels. He is very popular with all his classmates because he is always doing favors. J. MITCHEL HAYES 177 Wachusett St. Jamaica Plain Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4,' Baseball 2, 3, 45 Social Commit- tee 35 Forum 35 Yearbook5 Lieu- tenant 35 Captain 45 Marshal 35 Radio Speaker 4 'AMitch's'l outstanding ath- letic qualities and modesty have made him one of the most popular boys in the school. KATHLEEN R. HEGARTY 50 Woodland Rd. Mattapan Social Committee 35 Senior Re- vue 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 45 Cap- tain 35 Lieutenant 2 5 Graduation Marshal 35 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Pretty to walk with and witty to talk with, l'Kay is that blue-eyed lass of 108, that can never be found without a smile. 26 ,IEANNE C. HICKEY 69 Water St. Hyde Park Student Council 2, 3 5 Senior Re- vue 2 5 Lieutenant 35 Glee Club 25 Badminton 4 5 Basketball 2 5 Social Committee 4 Happy 'iJean -that's her name. Her disposition is her fame. Always smiling, peppy and gay, fulfilling her duties in a carefree way. MARY J. HICKS 38 Harvard Ave. Hyde Park Yearbook5 Honor Roll 35 Tennis 35 Social Dancing 2 Mary is pretty, She's also sweet She has pretty blue eyes, And a complexion that can't be beat. ROBERT L. HIGGINS .?L-af? 92 Sheridan St. jamaica Plain Honor Roll 25 Track 3, 4,' Stu- dent Council 4 'LBob is new to the Co-op course this year and is doing very well indeed. WALTER C. HIGGINS 2.1545 15 Brainard St. Hyde Park 'APinkyl' is very quiet until somebody says something about hockey. THOMAS F. HOGAN Y ' 3 -3 40 Water St. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 35 Lieu- tenant 3 Tom's friendly manner and quiet disposition have won him many friends at H. P. H. S. I' Q, if J SALLY L. HOLMAN 178 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Dramatics 2, 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Lieutenant 2, 35 B0osters Club 3, 45 Graduation Marshal 35 Clee Club 2 Her popularity speaks for it- self. All that can be added is: What a girl! RUTH ANN HOPKINS 210 Selden St. Mattapan Tennis 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3 A jollier girl I never knew. Here's Ann from me to you! WILLIAM B. HOPPE 28 Blake St. Mattapan Hockey 3, 45 Baseball 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 45 A. A. Repre- sentative 2, 3 Bill is one of the best looking boys in his class and is always full of fun. He plays all sports and plays them well. NORMAN W. IIOYT 60 Warren Ave. Hyde Park Baseball 3, 45 Courier 25 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Marshal 3 One of the all around stu- dents who has good marks in all his studies, he is a well-liked boy by all the room. VINCENT P. HURLEY 3 Ramsdell Ave. Roslindale Vincent likes sports and in- tends to be a business man. 4271 ELIZABETH HYDE 80 Central Ave. Hyde Park Courier 2, 35 Forum Speaker 3 L'Betty's brisk vivacity and hearty laugh will be missed in the halls of Hyde Park High when she leaves. By her ora- torical powers and excellent scholarship, we know she will do well in the world. WILLIAM ROY INCRAM 50 Birchcroft Rd. Mattapan Track Z, 35 Social Committee 4 t'Muscles is unquestion- ably the Charles Atlas of the class of '48. VINCENT R. INGUANTI X 126 Central Ave. Hyde Park Football Manager 35 Hockey Manager 3, 45 Captain 4 Vincent, a former playboy, has settled down to serious work. His ability to get along with people is one of his chief assets. CAROL M. ,IOIINSON 78 Austin St. Hyde Park We all wish Carol success in her nursing career. Her swell personality will always be re- membered by us. PIIYLLIS ,IUNI-I .IOIINSON 1000 Harvard St. Mattapan Courier 25 Honor Roll 2, 35 Lieu- tenant 2, 35 Glee Club 25 Bad- minton 45 Softball 35 Social Dancing 35 Student Council 4 Phyllis is one of the sweet- est classmates anyone could want. Her kind disposition and charming manners have attract- ed many friends to her. ANNE L. ,IUODIS 115 Southern Ave. Dorchester Courier 4g Boosters Club 4,' Basketball 2, 3, 4g Tennis 3g Softball 3 Behind Ann's serious ex- pression lie the makings of many of the waves of laughter that issue from the gang of 108. ROBERT J. KAMINSKI Y. 31 Cleveland St. Hyde Park A fine smile and winning personality have won Robert many admirers. GRACE KEISGAN 112 Central Ave. Hyde Park Lieutenant 25 Social Dancing 2 Grace always stops for her snack during the ten-minute period. Her angelic expression hides the impish and fun-loving nature underneath. JOHN KEIRAN 7s 21 Tappan St. Roslindale john has a good sense of humor and helps to keep every- body happy. BARBARA KHLM 615 River St. Mattapan Senior Revue 3 5 Boosters Club 3g Basketball 3, 4g Tennis 3 Barbara's good sense of humor and winning personality will certainly see that she goes places when she goes out into the world to begin her career. 128 WILLIAM KENNEY X 3976 Washington St. Roslindale Lieutenant 4 Bill doesn't take any books from school but makes out well in the test. How do you account for this? NORMA ESTHER KEOUGH 94 Westminster St. Hyde Park Student Council 25 Orchestra 2g Honor Roll 2, 3,' Badminton 45 Social Dancing 3 Kindly eyes and a winsome way Insure success for her some day. JOHN A. KILEY 181 Orange St. Roslindale Good-looking Johnny plays independent hockey. He is in- terested in machines and ex- pects to find his future in that field. BARBARA .I. KIMBALL 2062 Dorchester Ave. Dorchester Red Cross 2, 35 Boosters Club 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4 Barbara is a newcomer to this school but her pleasing, cheerful personality has won her many friends. MARGARET M. KINGSTON 22 Lincoln St. Hyde Park Peggy's'l cheerful manner attracts many friends. 3 3,43 12 3 Q23 ff? 3 JOHN A. LACEY 7 Haydn St. Roslindale Graduation Marshal 35 Drum Corps 3 john's ambition is to be a musician. Skiing is his favorite sport. SALVATURE LA CONTE 51 Summer St. Hyde Park Band 2, 3, 45 Track 4 Sal's ambition is to be a cabinet-maker. We all wish him luck in the future. HARRY LAGODMOS 74 629 River St. Mattapan Harry is interested in golf, swimming and checkers. He would like to be a draftsman. yard fo 'JO '30 D166 7' 3'77 BARBARA H. LANE 800 Cummins Highway Mattapan Barbara has deep blue eyes, fair skin and a sparkling smile, but her crowning glory is her lovely blonde hair. MARY E. LANG 25 Radcliffe Rd. Mattapan Student Council 45 Senior Revue 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Captain 25 Basketball 25 Head Cheerleader 3, 4 Lovely, dark-haired Mary is an ideal school girl. An honor student, she is certain to be a success in whatever she under- takes. 29 MARIE P. LANIGAN 35 Birchcroft Rd. Mattapan Although quiet and sin- cere, Marie is always ready to join in any excitement. She will be remembered as a true friend by all. MADELEINI-I B. L,-XTTANZIO 36 Linwood St. Hyde Park Swimming 45 Badminton 45 Dramatics 45 Basketball 4 Tall, dark and slender with wavy hair, Madeleine is a fa- vorite with everyone. She is sure to be a success. m3onuE J. LAZAl1KJYl'l'Clbq 22 E. Glenwood Ave. Hyde Park Lazi has had a hard time in civics. He plays all kinds of sports and plays them well. DONALD D. LEAVITT 18 Lakeside Ave. Readville Hockey 2, 3, Captain 45 Football 2, 45 Lieutenant 35 Captain 4 Don is that tall handsome boy, with a whiffle, who is one of the Boston league's leading hockey players. ALAN A. Lll'50N 20 Westminster St. Hyde Park Track 25 Courier 3 If you know your A B C's You surely won't denyg There's one outstanding pupil, And that, my friend, is I fwritten by yours truly. BARBARA li. LOCKE 106 Hyde Park Ave. Jamaica Plain Barbara's beautiful blue eyes and naturally curly hair are her greatest assets. These, com- bined with her lovable nature, make the girls of 110 proud that she is one of their class. EDWARD 1-'. LOGAN SQ 430 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Captain 2, 3, 4, Track 2 A'Eddie is a good all around athlete and likes nothing better than to laugh at a good joke. He's going to be a podiatrist. ROBERT LOGAN 53 Wenham St. jamaica Plain Robert finds the trip from Jamaica Plain quite a chore. We're glad he's with us and wish him success. CENEVIEVE A LOMBARUI 123 Child St. Hyde Park Graduation Usher 3 Jenny's lively personality enables her to fit into any fun- loving crowd. With Jenny, there's never a dull moment. ELEANOR P. LUCIANO 1457 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Courier Representative 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, Captain 2g Swimming 2, Badminton 4 Q Tennis 2, Social Dancing 2 g Basketball 4 Always gay and cheerful, and prompted by an impish smile, Eleanor has acquired a host of friends. 30 DORIS E. LYNCH 136 Dana Ave. Hyde Park Yearbook 5 A. A. Representative 4,' Honor Roll 3, Spelling Bee 2, Badminton 4 Doris is that cute little girl from 110, whose sparkling blue eyes and pleasing personality are admired by one and all. DOROTHY A. LYNCH 1466 Blue Hill Ave. Mattapan Clee Club 2 Our Dottiel' possesses a gay carefree manner which en- ables everyone to feel at ease in her presence. Easy to talk to and always willing to help, she is an all-round good sport. NANCY M. LYNCH 38 Taunton Ave. Hyde Park Senior Class Secretary g Social Committee 2,' A. A. Representa- tive 3 g Student Council 3 g Senior Revue 3,' Honor Roll 2, Swim- ming 4 Nancy, our popular class secretary, will make her mark in the world, with her charming personality and winning ways. BARBARA l. lVlacAR'I'HUR 442 River St. Mattapan Debating 3,- Dramatics 3 g Senior Revue 2, Boosters Club 3 5 Basket- ball Zg Cheerleader, Social Danc- ing 2 Full of vitality, Barbara's participation in many of our school activities and her pleasant personality have made her well known to all, BARBARA A. McGRATH 17 Vista St. Roslindale Boosters Club 4 They say the nicest things come in small packages, so it is with Barbs. Her sunny dis- position and neat appearance will always remain vivid in our minds. U 7 JOHN A. MALONI-:Y DONALD C. MacKEEN 24 Westminster St. Hyde Park Donl' is a regular fellow, one you can always depend on. His pleasant attitude and spon- taneous wit make him a good companion. DOROTHY Macl'HERSON 7 George St. Hyde Park Social Committee 35 Senior Re- vue 25 Lieutenant 35 Swimming 2, 35 Basketball 35 Tennis 35 Social Dancing 2 Shining dark hair and spar- kling blue eyes make 4'Mac one of our prettiest Seniors. K JEREMIAH P. MALONEY 45 DeForest St. Hyde Park' 4 ic 3 jerry is liked by everyone and should be successful in dealing with people. 1060 River St. Hyde Park Track 3 5 Social Committee 5 Bask- etball 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 35 Debating 3 g Senior Class Presi- dent5 Student Council 4 Smokey has taken part in many extra activities and has done a swell job with them all. He has made many friends among pupils and teachers with his winning personality. H26 .u.FmsD rg. MANDIGU 138 Perham St. West Roxbury Courier 4 Al is a good dancer and is well liked by the guys and gals. i31l NANCY G. MXNNA 86 Sunnyside St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 25 Captain 25 Tennis 25 Social 2 Personality plus and a hap- py, carefree manner has made Nancy a must in the social regis- ter of her many acquaintances. DOROTHY MANOLES 1420 Blue Hill Ave. Mattapan Honor Roll 2, 35 Swimming 25 Badminton 45 Social Dancing 2 L'Dottie may seem rather quiet until you really know her, and then she is a lot of fun. She is witty and attractive and the Senior class may be well proud of her. KATHERINE T. MAR.-KSCIO 1838 River St. Readville Senior Revue 3 Our Kay proves that good things really do come in small packages. Regardless of her size, she is full of pep and always enjoys herself wherever she is. TIIOMAS J. MARCOU K 2 Garfield Ave. Hyde Park Football 3 Tommy has made many friends with his good-natured manner among his classmates and his teachers. CII.-KRLI-IS H. Nl.-XRSII QQ 26 Austin St. Hyde Park Baseball 2, 3 Charlie, the nonchalant boy who never gets excited, is a regular fellow and a dependable friend. W' VIRGINIA L. MAXWELL 85 Greenwood Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 3, Graduation Usher 3 5 Social Dancing 35 Bad- minton 4 Virginia is a student who combines brains with a happy, genial personality. CLIFTON ll. McAULEY 172 Westville St. Dorchester Student Council 25 Honor Roll 25 A. A. Representative 3 5 Captain 45 Yearbook5 Radio 3 Mac is well liked around the school and is known as the brains of 4B. JOHN F. MCCORMACK 592 River St. Mattapan jackie came to Hyde Park last September from George Washington High School, in New York City. In the short time he has been with us he has made many friends among both teachers and pupils. ALICE C. McIlONOUGIl 94 Hollingsworth St. Mattapan Dramatics 35 Forum 45 Senior Revue 3, 45 Basketball 25 Usher 35 Honor Roll 4 Alice's widespread populari- ty is due to her sweet smile and pleasant manner. VINCENT P. McDONOUGli 37 Baldwin St. Mattapan Football 35 Dramatics 25 Year- book 5 Senior Revue 4 Vin is a good-looking, rugged boy who is quite active in school affairs. 32 BERNARD W. lVlcGEE 112 Taunton Ave. Hyde Park Bernard came to H. P. H. from Boston College High. He is always quiet but at the same time he is a very dependable boy. KATHLEEN M. McGEE 112 Taunton Ave. Hyde Park Courier Representative 2 5 Senior Revue 2, 35 Usher 35 Basketball 2, 35 Tennis 25 Lieutenant 35 Softball 2, 3 The girls of 110 and many others will long remember Kath- leen's twinkling blue eyes and cute dimples. Her radiant smile has brightened up many a class- room. ,ff If WILLIAM ,rf MQGONAGLE 11 Farrar Ave. Hyde Park Student Council 25 Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3,' 45 Lieutenant 4 Bill is a nice quiet boy with a pleasant disposition. He has made many friends among both his classmates and his teachers. IDOROTIIY E. lVIcGOWAN 8 Dedham St. Hyde Park Senior Revue 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 2, 35 Badminton 45 Social Dancing 2 Whenever there's a good time, a party, or a dance you can be sure Dottie will be there. The secret of her popu- larity is her ability to make friends easily and also to keep them. PATRICIA lVIcGUIRK 44 Frazer St. Hyde Park Badminton 45 Graduation Usher- ette 35 Softball 3, 45 Basketball 4 Pat's long black hair and laughing blue eyes are a com- bination that is hard to beat. 2,17 PATRICK McGUlRK 44 Frazer St. Hyde Park Football 4 5 Basketball 2, 35 Track 4 Pat's' a good all around athlete. He thinks fun is a great invention. ALFRED McKlNNON 539 Talbot Ave. Dorchester Track 2, 3 Alfred has been successful and well liked at H. P. H. MARIE J. McLANE 83 Providence St. Hyde Park Badminton 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Social Dancing 3 Marie's sweet, quiet per- sonality makes her a classmate that the girls of 110 will not for- get quickly. .IUNE R. McLlN 1140 River St. Hyde Park Courier Representative 45 Bad- minton 45 Honor Roll 4 june's good looks and abili- ty to wear clothes becomingly make her an attractive class- mate. VIRGINIA I. MEAGHER 8 Davidson St. Hyde Park Virginia is an extremely quiet girl who takes her school work seriously. Her just re- ward is her good marks. With her will to achieve she is sure to be successful. 1 of 33 KENNETH ll. MERCER 10 Farwell Ave. Hyde Park Track 2, 3, 45 Football 35 Base- ball 25 Marshal 35 junior Red Cross 3 5 ColorBearer 35 Captain 4 uKen is a boy who is suc- cessful both in studies and other activities. AMELIA M. MOLINARIU 22 Norton St. Readville Social Committee 25 Courier Representative 2 Amelia leaves Hyde Park High with a host of admiring friends. Regardless of her fun loving nature she stays in the good graces of her teachers. EMMA MOLWAY Y 129 West St. Hyde Park Social Dancing 2 5 Tennis 2 Emma, although she ap- pears quiet and shy, is always ready and willing to join in the fun. FRANK J. MONTESANU 80 Corbet St. Dorchester Frank, our friend from 217, is a popular boy around school. Everybody who knows him, likes him. H. UNA MONTGOMERY 1 Greenwood Cir. Hyde Park Basketball 45 Badminton 45 Soft- ball 25 Social Dancing 25 Senior Revue 4 Una is a peppy gal, She is everybody's pal. On Friday nights she's on the ball, Dancing in St. Matthew's Hall NICHOLAS J. MORGANELLI 1492 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Track 3 g Baseball 3 A'Nick is an all-round good athlete who claims he will take Dom DiMaggio's place in the center field for the Red Sox. EDWARD E. MORSE 7k 48 Walter St. Hyde Park 'LEddie is a quiet and well- liked fellow who knows his stuff. CATHERINE A. MORTIMER 25 Blake St. Mattapan Swimming 4 Kay's many friends are due to her easy going, mild dis- position. She is sure to win many more during the future. ,IUNE E. MORTIMER 25 Blake St. Mattapan Courier 3 june is quiet and shy. Her favorite hobbies are bowling and movies. ROBERT MOUGHALIAN SS Mattapan St. Mattapan Track 2, 3 Robert is a well mannered, quiet fellow with a fine knack for making friends. 34 BARBARA MOWLES 29 McKone St. Dorchester Social Dancing 3 Barbara is the charming little red head from 110, who keeps all her friends in a con- stant gale of laughter. ,IEAN M. MULKEEN 105 W. Milton St. Readville Social Committee 2, 3, 4g Gradua- tion Marshal 3g Swimming 4,' Senior Revue 3 ,' Badminton 4 jean's sunny disposition is a source of enjoyment to the girls of 110. Her friendly smile and greeting endear her to all. WILLIAM e. MULLER, JR.l2 35 1122 River St. Hyde Park Bill' hopes to be a drafts- man some day and we know he will make it. ARTHUR T. MURPHY 36 Park St. Dorchester Lieutenant 4 Arthur is a regular fellow who has a friendly spirit and a fine disposition. He has made many friends in Hyde Park High. DONALD F. MURRAY X 339 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park A nice manner, a cheerful disposition, and a winning smile are a few of the things that make Donald a popular boy. 28 ROBERT C. NAGEL 159 Roslindale Ave. Roslindale Bob is good natured and is the happy-go-lucky type. He has high hopes of becoming an architect for his favorite sub- ject is drafting. SUSAN S. NARDI 72 Thatcher St. Hyde Park Vice President 25 Courier 35 Student Council 2 5 Senior Revue 35 Captain 35junior Red Cross 25 Glee Club 35 Cheerleader 3, 4 No one seems to be able to keep track of uSusiey' who is never seen in one place or pose for more than two minutes. One of our chief morale builders, Susan's list of activities is suffi- cient proof of her talents. DOROTHY NEARY 37 Woodville St. Roxbury Courier 2, 3, 4 L'Dottie's air of dignity and spirit of co-operation will ensure her success in anything she undertakes. EDWARD F. NEAS ' 71 Westminster St. Hyde Park Edward is a quiet boy with a swell personality. Almost any afternoon you can see him working in the First National. EVELYN P. NEWCOMB X 240 Fairmount Ave. Hyde Park Social Dancing 2 5 Tennis 35 Badminton 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Evie, the girl with that glow of health look, is quite an eye-catcher. Her intelli- gence, artistic talent, and love of sport all go to make up a well - rounded personality. 35 HERBERT M. NILSEN 179 Ruskindale Rd. Mattapan A. A. Representative 4 l'Herb's pleasing personali- ty plus his intelligence will bring him success in anything he does. CLAIRE L. NOLAN 588 Poplar St. Roslindale Softball 3 Claire, with her inseparable friend, can be found at all the games cheering the boys on. She not only enjoys being a spectator, but spends much of her time in taking part in sports. J. KEVIN NOONAN K 77 W. Milton St. Readville Yearbook 5 A. A. Representative 2 5 Forum Speaker 45 Captain 45 Football Manager 45 Track Man- ager 45 Baseball Manager 45 Senior Revue Stage Manager 4 Brains and personality will make Kevin's college career as successful as the one he achieved at H. P. H. BRADFORD NORRIS 86 Beacon St. Hyde Park Student Council 35 Captain 45 Track 25 Football 45 Social Com- mittee 4 A very active fellow both in class and on the athletic field. IRENE R. OBIN 34 Clifford St. Readville Social Dancing 25 Courier 4 It seems to be that our Irene is the all-round pal. We've heard she could become an orator or alto soloist and be among the top raters. She en- joys sports and always has a warm smile to keep you in good spirits. lx DORIS L. O'DONNELL 13 Water St. Hyde Park Doris' eagerness to make good in whatever she under- takes and her sincerity of man- ner are two attributes which will never allow her to go wrong. I, JOHN yi 0'HARA 5.4 45 Clifford St. Readville Hockey 4 g Golf 3 john has a lot of personality and is very popular with his classmates. R RAYMOND O'HARE X 215 Reservation Rd. Hyde Park Courier 4,' Football 4 g Lieutenant 3 g Captain 4 Royl' is the big boy of 4B. He is a friend to everybody in the Co-op course. BARBARA OLSEN 39 Belnel Rd. Mattapan Honor Roll 3 g Student Council 2, Secretary 2 Babs is a perfect example of smoothness in small form. Her long blonde hair and smart clothes will never allow her to get lost in a crowd. GERTRUDE E. OLSON 11 Perkins Ave. Hyde Park Badminton 45 Social Dancing 2,' Vice President, Boosters Club 4g Basketball 4 g Social Committee 4 Gertrude with her pleasing personality is one of the Sunny- side Trio. Her greatest ability is to win friends and keep them forever. 36 ANDREW A. ORROCKX 41 Warren Ave. Hyde Park Football 4 g Student Council 2, 3, A. A. Representative 2 g Marshal 3 If you are looking for any information on sports, Andy will tell you the story. A good athlete, he is one of our best students. DIANE OSBORNE 44 Milton Ave. Hyde Park Raven hair, sparkling eyes, and an immaculate appearance are almost sufficient to describe Diane, but we mustn't forget her genuine loyalty, shown by her attendance at all the games, to the athletes of H. P. H. JOSEPH O'SHEA X 1001 River St. Hyde Park Vice President 4 g Student Council 2, 4, Social Committee 4, A. A. Representative 3 'LJoe is the good-looking boy from Room 217. Due to his wonderful personality, he was elected Senior vice president. PRISCILLA OTIS 10 Oak St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 3 Priscilla, although very apt in her school work, always finds time to join in the fun and brightens dull moments with her good-natured comments. PRUDENCE OTIS 10 Oak St. Hyde Park One of the famous Otis Twins, Prudence is always in the know when any news breaks out in the high school. ROSE I. PADREVITA 74 Water St. Hyde Park Social Committee 2 5 Basketball 35 Swimming Z, 45 Social Dancing 25 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Rosiel' with her smiling face and complacent manner might well be called, The Happiest Girl in the Class. Her pretty face and lovely hair have caused many a gleam of envy among the females of H. P. H. GINA E. PAGLI UCA 7 Mulvey St. Mattapan Basketball 25 Red Cross 2 5 Courier 3 Jean is a little doll, Her eyes are big and hazel, With wavy hair and pearl white teeth, Your heart she'l1 capture too. WARREN M. PAINE 13 Holmfield Ave. Mattapan Track 2, 3, 45 Football, Assistant Manager 45 Dramatics 3, 4 Warren is the nonchalant boy who always has a smile at the right time. In spite of his size, Warren is one of our track stars. ANNA R. PANZINI 23 E. Glenwood Ave. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 2, 4 Anna is quite active both in and out of school. Her live- liness and enthusiastic attitude toward life can hold nothing but a happy future for her. ANN E. PARKER 239 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Yearbook5 Student Council 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Captain 3,' Basketball 45 Swimming 2, 4,- Social Dancing 2 Ann is tall, blonde, versa- tile, sugar and spice, and every- thing nice. K 37 NICHOLAS J. PATHIAKIS 29 Burmah St. Mattapan Prophecy Committee 45 Student Council 45 Radio Play 45 Presi- dent, Dramatics 4 UNick has an unusual brand of humor to the delight of his many classmates. JOHN PETRYCKI 183 Bourne St. Roslindale Band 2, 3, 45 Lieutenant in Band 4 John is a cheerful fellow from 217 whose ability to make friends has made him popular with all. HENRY PIACENTINI 136 Child St. Hyde Park Dodol' has a smile for everybody at anytime. He is well liked by all. PATRICIA F. PICKERING 139 Beacon St. Hyde Park A. A. Representative Z, 35 Courier 25 Radio Speaker 45 Honor Roll 2, 35 Lieutenant 35 Basketball 45 Student Council 4 Pat never seems to be lacking in pep and energy. When that gleam appears in those big dark eyes you can be sure that things are going to start happening any minute. PHYLLIS PITMAN 25 Cleveland St. Hyde Park Courier 2, 3, 45 Badminton 45 Basketball Z, 3, 45 Social Dancing 2, 35 Tennis 35 Booster Club 3, 4 Petey, with her blonde tresses, is a true pal as her friends will tell you. If there is any mischief or sport going on, you'11 find Petey in the mid- dle. 0 C. .IEANNETTE POWERS 1150 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2 5 Social Dancing 2 The combination of dark hair and eyes surely becomes Jeannette. Full of fun and with a charming personality, Jean- nette has gained many true friends throughout the high school. CLAIRE PRENDERGAST 1429 River St. Hyde Park Social Dancing 25 Tennis 35 Honor Roll 35 Swimming 2 Claire, sedate and very amiable, possesses the enviable trait of making people feel at home in her presence. As her record shows she is no slouch in either her school work or in sports. EILEEN C. PURTELL 40 Mildred Ave. Mattapan Courier 25 Senior Revue 2, 3, 4g Clee Club 2, 45 Social Dancing 4 Eileen, the tall, slender socialite of 203, is quite a smoothie. We wouldn't mind borrowing her graceful dancing talent and her ability to vary her hair arrangement. GEORGE C. PUTNAM 3 Dana Ave. Hyde Park Boys Chorus 45 Marshal 35 Forum Speaker 45 Radio Play 45 Spelling Medal 2, 3 5 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Courier Representative 25 Will Committee 45 Legion Ora- torial Contest 45 Dramatics Sec- retary 4 What a record! He can ski, too. ,IACQUELINE A. QUEENEY 34 Faunce Rd. Mattapan junior Red Cross 25 Basketball 2 5 Glee Club 2 5 Swimming 4 njackiel' is an energetic little blonde who can't sit still very long. She's short and slim and very cute. 13815 ROBERT E. QUIST 1515 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Bob is the shy guy from 214 who works at the 'ARialto in Roslindale. Skating is his hobby. ELEANOR RAMRATH 96 Roanoke Rd. Mattapan Dramaticsg Glee Clubg Social Dancing5 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 No one can ever question Eleanor's ability to Hfit in. This fun-loving girl's hobby seems to be making friends, and her intellect and activity have made this pastime a most profit- able one. MARIE REYNOLDS 30 Hillside St. Hyde Park Marie is that small blonde from 203 with the inviting smile. One of Marie's assets, one which will carry her far, is her ability to be a good listener. MARY RICCIO 1009 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll 4 Mary might well be called 'LOld Faithfulf' for her even disposition and unruffled man- ner can always be depended on when all else fails. VIRGINIA L. ROGERS 21 Walnut St. Hyde Park Basketball 2 5 Social Dancing 2 Virginia with her beautiful tresses and eyes is one of the prominent misses about Hyde Park. Because she always seems to be in good spirits she has made many friends during her high school course. ANN ROMANKO 229 Neponset Valley Parkway Readville Glee Club 2, Tennis 2 How Ann manages to keep every hair of her sleek coiffeur in place is a constant source of wonder to her classmates. The two words, poised and pleasant, seem a perfect description of our Ann. LAWRENCE H. ROSE 32 Ridlon Rd. Mattapan Track 3,' Lieutenant 4g Color Bearer 2 Larry's personality has made him the friend of both students and teachers. We all know Larry will be very suc- cessful in his future. WILLIAM J. ROSE 23 Loring St. Hyde Park William is very popular among his classmates. He al- ways has a smile and we're sure he will be successful in life. CALVIN E. ROSS 694 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park Glee Club 4 The basketball team missed an excellent player, when Calm didn't go out for it. The way he sinks those shots is a marvel. EUGENE RYDER 23 Wenham St. Jamaica Plain Social Committee 2 Eugene, who should place his future in the machine shop, seems to be interested in the restaurant business. 139 ELIZABETH SACRAMONA 52 Dana Ave. Hyde Park Captain Zg Swimming 2, Social Dancing 2 Betty is a tall, attractive, dark-eyed beauty. She is an excellent dancer and hopes to make dancing her profession. MARY P. SALVATORE 37 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park H nor Roll 2, 3, 4 Mary is the girl with the r diant face. She is full of fun and nothing ever seems to worry her. Mary is a firm believer in crossing her bridges when she comes to them. GEORGE A. SAN GIORGIO 46 Mattapan St. Mattapan Senior Revue 3, 45 Band 2, 3g Captain 4,' Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4 George's talents range from tooting a torrid trumpet to ton- ing up the tonsorial trade. ANNA MARIE SANTILLI 108 Dana Ave. Hyde Park Lieutenant 3 Anna always has a big smile for everyone. She is a dependable girl who would do anything to help a friend. Ice skating is Anna's favorite pas- time. EM ANUEL SANTOSPIR I'I'O 586 River St. Mattapan Glee Club 4 Manny has won many friends both among teachers and students with his quiet but likeable personality. CECELIA M. SANUTH 18 Washington St. Pl. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 3 Cecelia is usually quiet, but she always seems to have the right answers during class. Ce- celia's ambition is to be a com- panion secretary. PHYLLIS E. SCANLAN 6 Sunnyside St. Hyde Park Phyllis is one of our more quiet Seniors. Although she doesn't say too much, she has a lot of good sense. Phyllis likes skating and baseball. RICHARD J. SCANNELL 41 Rowe St. Roslindale Vice President 35 Band 2, 35 Lieutenant 45 Student Council 35 Graduation Marshal 35 Orchestra 45 junior Red Cross 4 L'Dick for all his boyish appearance is a real high school hep-cat. ROBERT E. SCANNELL 41 Rowe St. Roslindale Band 2, 35 Lieutenant 4 A'Bob has made a great many friends with his pleasant attitude and pleasing person- ality. ALFRED SCHEPIS 295 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Basketball 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 A. A. Repre- sentative 2 The way HAI gets around the basketball court is a treat to all the hoop fans. Jl40l .IUSEPHINE C. SCHEPIS 641 Walk Hill St. Mattapan Student Council 2, 35 Honor Roll 2, 35 Lieutenant 35 Yearbook 45 Tennis 3 Jo's twinkling eyes and sunny disposition have gone a long way in making her many friends. Incidentally, 'lJo is also one of our outstanding stu- dents. JOHN J. SCIOLETTI 15 Elm St. Hyde Park Basketball 2, 35 Football 45 Track 45 Drum Corps 2, 3, Lieutenant 4,' Courier 25 Glee Club Conductor 45 A. A. Representative 2 Ski is a natural comedian and should be on the stage. Everyone can count on a laugh whenever he is around. RUDOLPH A. SESTITO 111 Readville St. Readville Basketball 25 Courier 45 Social Committee 45 A. A. Representa- tive 25 Glee Club 45 Honor Roll 4 Rudy is a very popular and capable young man. JAMES P. SIIAUGIINESSY 12 Mattakeeset St. Mattapan Underneath his quiet man- ner are true friendliness and a studious nature. DEXTER H. SMITH 7 Walter St. Hyde Park Treasurer 45 President 35 Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Chief Graduation Marshal 35 Student Council 3, 45 Captain 45 Glee Club 45 Courier 35 A. A. Representative 2 Smitty is a popular, clean- cut young man with a wealth of friends. . Q' EK-5 EUGENE C. SMITH 239 Centre St. Dorchester Track 2, 35 Lieu enant 3, 4 Genel' ' b t muc s ut does open is mouth ou can count on him to say th ht thing. ,IERRINE SOPER 20 Rosewood St. Mattapan Student Council 25 Badminton 4 Hjerryl' is an accomplished artist. She could give Norman Rockwell a lot of competition. Painting is her hobby, and she wants to be a commercial artist. ELEANOR M. SPAKOFSKI 1123 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Honor Roll Z, 3, 4 Eleanor gets the kind of report cards that should be framed. Besides being smart, she is a talented piano player. Eleanor also likes to play bad- minton. H. VVARREN SPEAR 182 Fairmount Ave. Hyde Park Track 25 Courier 3, 4 Anyone who has ever had a class with Warren can never for- get his somewhat startling an- swers. MARION A. STANLEY 589 Park St. Dorchester Glee Club 3, 45 Senior Revue 2, 4 Marion has an unusual hobby: she collects match book covers. She likes roller skating very much and spends most of her time at the rink. s- 93 -gf Z . , . 4WhfVL f ,r . rf .. 4, 41 PAKLINE STRACHAN 69 Davidson St. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 35 Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 35 Tennis 3 Polly is a happy-go- lucky girl with big dimples. In spite of her carefree manner, she seriously intends to be the best wife in the world. DOMENIC STRACQUALURSI 6 Blanchard St. Hyde Park Lieutenant 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 4 L'Dom is one of the more quiet rrembers of Room 223. Although he doesn't say much he is well liked by all. 1' ROBERT .STRICKLAND 206 Fairmount Ave. Hyde Park Track 2, 35 Tennis I, 45 Senior Revue 2, 3, 4 A'Bob is a versatile lad who should be successful in his profession. BEATRICE SULLIVAN 9 McDonough Ct. Readville Treasurer 2, 35 Social Committee 4,' Student Council 2, 35 Senior Revue 4g Graduation Marshal 35 Boosters Club 3, 45 Social Danc- ing 25 Badminton 4 A'Be-Be is one of our attrac- tive Seniors. Her blonde hair and blue eyes are just two of her many assets. EIJWARIQ M. SULLIVAN X 19 Monson St. Mattapan Football 4,' Student Council 35 Senior Revue 35 Social Committee 35 Graduation Marshal 3 Sully was one of our star footballers and if he pursued this career should go far in the field of athletics. JAMES D. SURETTE l7 Corwin St. Dorchester Football 25 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Drum Corps 2, 3, Drum Major 45 Glee Club 4 jimmy has been one of the mainstays in the hockey team. Coach Murphy loses one of his best men when Surette graduates. BLANCHE A. SWIDZINSKI 26 Harmon St, Mattapan Basketball 3, 45 Swimming 45 Social Dancing 25 Captain 3 Blanche is slim, blonde, and very athletic. Her disposition has made her a favorite among us. KATHLEEN TAYLOR 29 Cedar St. Mattapan A. A. Representative 45 Coui ier 4 Kathleen wants to be a hairdresser. Judging from the way her own hair always looks, she'll make a very good one. Kathleen likes to dance and ice skate. HELEN F. TERASEWICZ 476 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Terry's naturally curly hair is the envy of the girls in 222. She has dimples too. She likes swimming and drawing and wants to be a commercial artist. FRANCIS J. THORNTON 69 Highland St. Hyde Park Frampy is a quiet but amiable fellow, the latest in a long line of red-cheeked, smil- ing, modest Thornton boys. l42l .IOIIN A. TOLLAND 895 River St. Hyde Park Lieutenant 45 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Clee Club 4 john is Hyde Park's only male cheerleader. We could use more of his type. EVA TREMENTOZZI 472 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park Social Dancing 25 Glee Club 2 Eva is everybody's friend. Her sympathy and understand- ing have made her a very well- liked person. Eva likes to dance, cook, and sew. She is going to make someone a won- derful wife. SAMUEL D. TREMENTOZZI 472 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park A. A. Representative 2, 45 Courier 25 Football Manager 35 State Representative 4 When we elected 'LSam as State Representative, we could- n't have picked a better fellow for the job. WILLIAM V. TIIIPP 100 Park St. Dorchester Bill came to us in his Senior year and has made many friends in his short stay. .IOSEPHINE C. TROCCHIO 1825 River St. Readville Courier 45 Student Council 45 Senior Revue 3, 45 Boosters Club 3, 45 Badminton 45 Social Danc- ing 2 'Ajosiew proves that good things come in small packages. She never fails to cheer us up, and Josie can make anybody laugh. f SALVATORE E. TROVATO 43 Delmont St. Dorchester A. A. Representative 2 5 Football 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 Lieu- tenant 35 Captain 45 Graduation Marshal 3 Sal' was always one of the most popular fellows and we are going to miss his companionship after graduation. ELIZABHPII A. TROY 54 37 Pierce St. Hyde Park Elizabeth is the tiniest girl in 222. But in spite of that, she is a very good bowler She also likes to collect stamps. JACK D. VANIIERWOUDE 35 Woodville St. Roxbury Track 2 jack seems to know all the right answers to questions in every subject. He is everyone's friend and is always well dressed. His red hair adds to his person- ality. CONCETTA M. VENTO 6 Bearse Ave. Dorchester Social Dancing 2 'LTina is one of our best dressed Seniors. Her sparkling personality has won her many devoted friends. 'LTina likes to dance and can master any kind of dance. HELEN VOIGHT 224 Almont St. Mattapan Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Helena always looks happy, and there usually seems to be a laugh lurking behind her blue eyes. 43 CLAIRE L. WYXLKER 13 Kensington St. Roxbury junior Red Cross 25 Youth Cen- ter 2, 35 Girl Reserve 2, 35 Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 2, 3,' Softball 2 Claire has been at Hyde Park only a year, but in that time she has made many friends. Her ability to get along with everyone has made her well- liked. EDMUNU .l. WALSH 3985 Washington St. Roslindale Lieutenant 4 Ed almost has the record for being late but then he comes all the way from Roslindale. JOHN A. WALSH X 236 Austin St. Hyde Park Track 4 john's ambition is to be a big time operator in the poultry business. JAMES F. WARNER 5 Rosella St. Dorchester Drum Major 3, 4 jim has been Drum Major of the band in his Junior and Senior years. TIIONIAS -K. WASEL 3 Countryside Dr. Dorchester Although l'Tom is so quiet that you hardly know when he is around, he has more friends than most of the noisy people. BARBARA A. WATERMAN 1374 River St. Hyde Park Glee Club 2, 45 Senior Revue 3, 4,- Basketball 45 Courier 45 Bad- minton 4 Barbara takes an avid in- terest in sports. She particu- larly likes water sports and can usually be found where there is swimming. CHARLOTTE F. WELCH PQ 6 Sunnyside St. Hyde Park Charlotte is going to be one of our MWomen in White. She intends to start nurse's train- ing this year. Riding in con- vertibles and baby Sitting are Charlotte's favorite pastimes. TERESA S. WESOLOWSKI 26 Gordon Ave. Hyde Park Basketball 3, 45 Courier 45 Tennis 35 Badminton 45 Glee Club 2 Teresa has been very active during her three years at Hyde Park. She has taken part in many of the girls' activities. She especially likes swimming and boating. JANE M. WHELAN 7 Ruxton Rd. Mattapan Basketball 2, 3, 4 5 Social Dancing 25 Glee Club 35 Softball Z5 Senior Revue 2, 3 Janie is a mischievous little bundle of pep and ener- gy. In spite of her lack of height, she plays good basket- ball. uJanie wants to be an airline hostess. JANET M. WHELAN 7 Ruxton Rd. Mattapan Tennis3 Janet is the more serious half of the Whelan duet. She intends to enter the nursing profession. Janet has the pa- tience and understanding that make a good nurse. 44 BURPEE C. WHITE 280 Neponset Valley Parkway Readville Burt is a nice fellow with a contagious grin. His ambition is to be a successful contractor. ROBERT F. WHITE 830 River St. Hyde Park Drum Corps 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Social Committee 4 Hoofer is very active. He plays a great game of foot- ball. He likes all sports. In science he is always asking ques- tions. Is he serious or is he kidding? JAMES R. WHITING 67 Williams Ave. Hyde Park Yearbook5 Radio Speaker 45 Forum 3, 45 Honor Roll 35 Clee Club 45 Dramatics 4 jimmy is a quiet fellow, but once you get to know him he is a good friend. DOUGLAS A. WILKINS 887 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park 'lDoug's ambition is to be the manager of some swank resort hotel. Give him enough time and before you know it, he'll own one. NORMA J. WRIGHT 9 Highland St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Social Danc- ing 2 Norma is the Algal with the king-sized brain. A's come na- tural to her. Norma has long, wavy hair, and she doesn't have to sleep on a wash board to get it that way. X 'J fm M f' jf gf 1' A ' - .,,. V. CHARLES R. AMARA 706 Hyde Park Ave. Roslindale Football 2 Charlie joined the Army in 1946 and is now in Korea. His hobbies are sports and play- ing the trumpet. CLIFFORD E. BRIGGS 2 19 Walnut St. Hyde Park Cliffy follows the old proverb Hbetter late than never. Y' He is quiet for a while and then explodes like a grenade. VITTE J. BURDULIS 14 Parker St. Hyde Park Track 2 Vitte joined the Army in the summer of 1946. He is now in Korea. ...IAMES A. DEMERS X2 3 12 Park St Hyde Park Basketball 2, 3, 4 l'jim is an attractive and active fellow. ,IEANNE DES ROCHE 6 Kent St. Roxbury Jeanne's friendly smile, which goes well with her pleas- ing personality will bring her much success in the world as well as help her win many friends. l PETER L. DI MARZIO 118 Arlington St. Hyde Park Basketball 2, 3, 4 Silence is golden, but under this quiet fellow lies a good heart. MAHJORU: E. CRENEY X 139 River St., Mattapan Marjorie has been forced to stay at home this year but we are all pleased to count her among our classmates. Mar- jorie's chief interest is music, all kinds of music, boogie, be bop, Bach. She wants to be a singer but feels that perhaps journalism might be more practical. r A EDWARD T. GALANTE -- 1880 River St. Hyde Park Eddie's'l favorite subjects are Math and Science. He gets into trouble once in a while, but who doesn't! His plan in later years is to be his own boss. HELEN GERBRANDS 871 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Glee Club 2 Helen has the kind of per- sonality that many girls would love to possess. This combined with her spontaneous smile and grand sense of humor make her one of our favorite Seniors. 5 4 Joi-IN R. ul:AN'1 ffl 1264 Dorchester Ave. Dorc ester Captain 4 'lDick is a great lover of sports, football, being his best. He can be found dancing every Friday night at St. Matthew's or Riverview. His ambition: To become an architect. .IOIIN C. HENRY 991 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Baseball 3 Johnny hopes to do the four years in three. His quiet manner and pleasant personality have been noted by all. IRENE D. LASKEY 163 Readville St. Readville Courier Representative 2g Cap- tain 2, 3,' Clee Club 2 Irene's twinkling eyes and pleasing personality have won her many friends during her stay at Hyde Park High. Jl45l lv J L WILLIAM lVIcLARTHY 20 Ventura St. Dorchester William has a quiet and re- served manner which has made him liked by everybody. ROY J. MILLS X 88 Woodrow Ave. Dorchester Roy left school early to join the Army Air Corps and is now in Denver. He liked basket- ball, roller skating, and swim- ming. He is proud of his certifi- cate from Washington acknowl- edging his services in making scale plane models used in training. PAUL F. MOLINEAUX 65 Ridgewood St. Dorchester Football 4 Paul's red hair indicates a fiery disposition but he has friends galore. ALPHONSE OLIVIERI K 10 Eliot St. Hyde Park Hockey 3, 45 Lieutenant 4 Al is a nifty hockey player. He gets along well with all. DONALD J. REICHARDT X 114 Wallworth St. Roslindale Donald is one of our more quiet boys. He has a nice manner and a good disposition. VI RGINIA L. SOULE 12 Austin St. Hyde Park Ginny is a good sport and takes everything in stride. Gin- ny likes to bowl and collect poems. MMV- ,gm l f -14 Z. 611155 WY! Know All Men By These Presents that we, the class of 1948, being of sound and disposing mind, but being aware that life for us is uncetain after June 3, 1948, do therefore make this our last Will and Testament, thereby revoking all wills and codicils heretofore made by us. After payment of our just debts and funeral expenses, we give, advise, and bequeath, as follows: To Dr. I-Iorgan: Our testimonial that he is the best-dressed head-master in the Boston Schools. To Miss Dowd we leave a large volume of Shakespeare translated. To Mr. Maurice Murphy his Seniors leave a new pencil-sharpener to be ad- mired and used by many pupils. To Mr. Buckley we leave a bicycle so he can get to his many activities faster. To Miss Gallivan we leave Peter Lawford and Rory Calhoun as subjects for next year forums. To Mr. Seaburg we leave our high intelligence in chemistry with which that of no other class could compare. To Miss Zuke we leave our sincere thanks for being such a good home room teacher. To Mr. Swan we leave memories of the class of 48. To Miss Hinchey we leave sincere gratitude for being such a wonderful teacher. To Lieutenant Farnulari we leave a few dozen bottles of cleansing fluid for the unkempt uniforms. Carmella DeFillipo leaves her nick- name, Candy. il 47 Bob DeLuca leaves his assortment of Hashy ties so some lucky junior can enjoy them next year. Lorraine Boggan leaves, running as usual. Nick Morganello leaves to play for the H. P. Braves. Irene Addesa leaves with memories of the Arena, and the hockey champions. Rudy Sestito, the dignified young gentleman of 223, leaves the school a picture of his Cadillac to be hung in the library. Franny Alibrandi and Mary Salva- tore leave their plaid skirts for some Juniors to look sharp in. Nick Pathiakis leaves his incom- parable wit and personality to any coming senior who can support the host of friends he made here. Ann Buhlman leaves with thoughts of the future. Kathleen McGee leaves her place on the basketball team to a capable Junior. Warren Paine leaves several teach- ers wondering where he puts all the food he takes two lunch periods every day to eat. Nancy Lynch leaves her sparkling personality to some fortunate Junior. Nancy Marina leaves that gleam in her sparkling brown eyes to some cute Junior. George Putnam leaves a book en- titled How to Ski subtitled Watch Me Do the Opposite to any future Senior with a paid-up insurance policy. Terri Wesolowski leaves scheming how to join Vaughn Monroe's Moon Maids. l Madeline Lattanzio leaves the office in search of an office girl as efficient as she. john Scioletti leaves his yellow sweater, that has been in his desk all year, to anyone who wants it. jean Cameron leaves a great popu larity and a pile of friends. jean Gioiosa leaves in a hurry. jack Keiran leaves his good-nature. Mary Finn leaves with fond mem- ories of the past three years at Hyde Park Walter Higgins leaves his nickname, Pinky, proudly. Rose Padrevita leaves still singing the famous song oo la la a. Eviline Hall leaves well-escorted. jean Donavan leaves her mixing bowl and measuring cup, but not for long. Marion DiMartino leaves with her pleasing personality and many friends. jean Pagliuca leaves her lustrous black hair to some fortunate Junior. Dom Stracqualursi leaves his shy- ness, that comes in very handy at parties, to some lucky Senior next year. jean Mulkeen leaves for four more years of hard study of which she is capable. Eleanor Betty leaves a hearty laugh and a memory of those great big beautiful eyes. Patricia Doyle leaves her shorthand notebook to a second year shorthand student. Doris Lynch leaves her valuable collection of mirrors for the next class in 110. Sal Trovato leaves a special card to one of his loyal fans for him to get a haircut free of charge at Sal's. jenny Lombardi leaves her books to anyone who is willing to take them. Dottie McPherson leavesg but not without a good hearty lunch first. Mary Lang leaves cheering in her own peppy way. il 48 Ed Freeman leaves the school with hope of someday coaching Notre Dame's football team. jean Driscoll leaves a lock of her bright red hair. Dottie McGowen leaves, for once, in a hurry. Barbara Lane leaves us all sighing over her beautiful hair. Donald Mac Keen leaves a well- autographed plaster cast to next year's Senior casualities. Claire Prendergast leaves with her pleasing personality and shy manner. june McLin leaves with her paints in one hand and brushes in the other. Fred Enos leaves some of his ability on the basketball court to be remembered for a long time. Beatrice Sullivan leaves a combina- tion of blond hair and dark lashes to some junior. Pauline Strachan leaves her vim, vigor and vitality for some peppy Junior to try to equal. Ray O' Hare now leaves to work for his father. Betty Blatz leaves in one of her slick suit combinations. joyce Beckwith leaves, but not with- out Tony. Dolores Cadigan leaves at least part of her wardrobe to some lucky successor. Tony Cibotti, whom we all know, leaves a huge file loaded with jokes to brighten next yearls Senior class. Barbara Olsen leaves for Stoughton in Charlie Bowe's new Ford. Mary Campbell leaves with empty lunch bags that she has gone thru this year. Barbara Kelm leaves with the same giggle with which she entered. Smokey Maloney leaves a place lr that's going to be hard to fill in on Mr. Duganls basketball squad. Eleanor Luciano leaves with our wishes for a successful nursing career. Barbara Macarthur leaves for a per- manent position on the Orie. Mary Connolly leaves her quiet manner and sincere smile to anyone who can wear it. Dick Frederico leaves us his ambition to be the largest contractor in the world. jimmy Whiting leaves a neat bundle of pre-signed room passes to future Seniors who can find time to use them all. Alice McDonough leaves her cheer- ful smile to brighten the next class in 110. Dottie Cronin leaves with Kathleen Hegarty. joan Feeley, Dixie Duggan and jean Collins leave joan's mirror to the coming seniors in room 103. Pauline Donoghue leaves with fond memories of this year's parties. Christie Fasalino and joan Erickson leave a long string of chatter. Herby Nilsen leaves hammer and nails to some Senior with enough ambition to repair a certain desk cover in 217. joan Donaghue leaves, still smiling. Sal LoConti and Robert Fraser leave for the Reserves. Grace Haley leaves her dancing talent. Tina Vento leaves a cute little dance step. Certie Olsen leaves laughing as usual. Ann juodis leaves a bus schedule to be used by the class of 49.', Tony Grosso leaves a book of instruc- tions on how to dance. Sally Holman leaves well contented to be through. Ed Logan leaves his book on How to Cure Corns. i 49 Pat Pickering leaves with a basket- ball. jean Giovannuci leaves the memory of her wonderful personality and fine manners. joyce Comi leaves for three years of hard work in Nurses' Training School. Art Di Ninnio leaves in a hurry as usual. Irene Laskey leaves with bright hopes for the future. Barbara Kimball leaves an example to the youngsters of a perfect disposition. Ann Parker leaves us as a wonderful friend and a brilliant student. Dan Frattasio leaves to go to Wentworth. Diana Osborne leaves her ball and chain to some Junior who needs them to stay in school. Barbara Cheverie leaves with her dignified manners. Barbara Mowles leaves her tap shoes to whoever wants them. Tommy Hogan leaves his favorite expression t'feller. We the undersigned, in the presence of each other and of the testator, at his request, do subscribe our names to the foregoing testament as witnesses on May 7, 1948. WILL COMMITTEE john Scioletti, Chairman Rose Padrevita, Chairman William J. Farezoco Eveline M. Hall Paul Gaglio Nancy G. Manna Irene Addesa John Creamer Mary Finn Teresa Wesolowski Fred Enos George C. Putnam ir 0:00055 wwe G Qufwfp q I hu i 1 lil . lima eg H Q 5' ral KC frzo M L S , St X yf . no 5 QW- Ulf 4559 it at fi.,--.a 1 5 1 , A u ff? NJ , ' 55.213 4' 0 1 -i , Q Sm 271' 611155 Selaftian Most Studious Ann Parker George Putman Most Popular Nancy Lynch john Maloney Most Talented Grace Haley Leonard Guisiti hlost Likely to Succeed Norma Wright Louis Cibotti Most Digniliecl jean Giovannucci Rudy Sestito Best Athlete Patricia Pickering Mitchell Hayes Best Looking Beatrice Sullivan Best Dancer Fred Enos Pauline Strachan Host Humorous Elizabeth Bonnarigo Anthony Finamore Sh yes t Doris O'Donnell Edward Gallivan Peppiest Pauline Strachan John Scioletti Most Nonchalant Virginia Soule William Drago Best Naturerl Joyce Beckwith Salvatore Trovato Class Artist Jerrine Soper Edward Freeman Robert DeLuca 'fsuff' ' ...fr .L Q53 Favorite Movie Actress june Allyson . ,-QI in Favorite Movie Actor Robert Mitchum . 5 Favorzte Orchestra Vaughn Monroe wild 5 Most Popular Book Green Dolphin Street V Most Popular Song I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover 4501, 611155 Sang QTO the tune of How Can ILeave Thee? D Queen of old Boston town, Our mother ever be, Crown of tri-mountain's crest All hail to thee. Guide of our younger years, Fair guardian ever true, Love of our after years, Hyde Park, here's to you. Firm as Gibraltar's heights, You guard our younger years, Dear as a mother's love, You soothe our fears. True as the North Star's light. Thy glories ever shine. Firm, dear, and true live on, Hyde Park, we are thine. Long may thy banner wave, The dear old black and blue. Fling it aloft on high, Show each dear hue. Raise thy fair emblem, raise, To Heaven's deepest blueg Our hearts rise it too, Hyde Park, we love you. joan Donoghue C Honorable Mention Betty Briscoe Carol Bunlzerj 51 61555 Paem The first bright rays of morning light the sky Another day dawns slowly in the east The pageant of the years is floating by, Dead years which once had life but now have ceased. We stand upon the threshold of an age A different age, and age of peace and strife We are the players on the world wide stage We help to give the age its death or life. The portals of our loved school swing wide, With firm and valiant steps we issue forth. We pass beneath its arches side by side Then scatter to the east and west and north. Our destiny, our fate, we cannot know As we go in hope to reach our goalee' Our spirit high, our minds and heart aglow With faith in God to meet the future s toll. Dolores Cadigan and Claire Walker Honorable Mention: Eleanor Betty l Elms Przfphecy You know your past and present, too. What does your future hold for you? My friends, read on and see what Fate Has planned for you in '58. Mary Lang is posing for tooth paste ads with her smile of beauty. Now that Martha has retired, her understudy, Dottie Calerese, takes over with a bang-bang-bang! Beginning next week, Senator John Kevin Noonan of Massachusetts will replace Senator Claghorn on the Fred Allen show. Speaker of the House Warren Paine, wishes him the best of luck. By the way, Paine was the one to introduce ping-pong in Congress. Lorraine Boggan owns her own ice- cream parlor and has such beauties as Jean Driscoll and Dolores Cadigan work- ing behind the fountain. Sal Trovato, voted the best liked man in town, can be seen frequently with his two shadows attending one of the Boston Braves games. Major Kenneth Mercer has suc- ceeded General McArthur as commander of the Pacific area. Pat Foley is Miss Sharkey's assistant in teaching Spanish at the High School. For fast dependable plumbing ser- vice, contact the Solar Plumber's Union on your television screen, and ask for head plumber, Larry Rose. Barbara Waterman runs the Wash- ington Street and Chittick Road bus. Lana Turner has turned down Arthur Murphy's eleventh proposal. Lana, do you realize you are turning down one of the country's best lawyers? Ann Buhlman can now sing I Love You Truly in Swedish. Joe O'Shea, after four years on dl Broadway, has finally given in to Cecil B. DeMille. His new contract will require him to make four pictures a year, a weekly television show, and two guest appearances on Red Fraser's Quiz Program. His annual salary is so tremendous that it has to be written in logarithms. Norma Wright, after two years at Simmons College, is now the highest paid secretary in New England. Josie Trochio has just opened a kindergarten school in Readville, a suburb of Hyde Park. Brad Norris and Danny Frattasio are competing for the bubble gum blowing championships of the world. Have you read Jean Pagliuca's new book l00 Easy Hairdo,s?,' The models, pictures are none other than Betty God- dard's, Ann Parker's, Rosie Padrevita's, and Anna Romanco's. Frank Augelli has decided to go to work in his father's restaurant. Dexter Smith is director of his own summer camp. John Tolland has had his dream come true. He is now instructing the cheerleaders at H. P. H. Kewpie Kilroy has just appointed Dominic Stracqualursi as his line coach. Amelia Molinario is the Dorothy Lamour of 1958. Eva Trementozzi is now the assis- tant buyer at E. T. Slattery's. Helen Terasweicz owns Ray's Cigar Store. George Putnam has recently pur- chased Sun Valley and is teaching many celebrities how to ski. The legal brain of the Inter-Mars Passenger System, John McCormack, and Alan Lipson, Chief Photographer of Hollywood, are among his many students. 521 Yvonne Gray has given up teaching to marry her childhood idol. Doris Lynch is supervising a How to Develop your Personality with Dottie Monales, Jean Milkeen, and June McLin as assistants. Nancy Manna is top model for Earl Carroll. She shows the other models how to wear clothes. Believe it or not, but Al Mandigo is now president of the Headwaiter's Union. Cliff McAuley and Bill Muller are chief draftsmen for the Westinghouse Corporation. Bill Kenney and Ed Walsh have recently received their commissions as admirals in the U. S. Coast Guard. Jerrine Soper, after a course in art school, finally owns her own art gallery in Paris. Among pictures in her world- wide collection, she has such rare master- pieces as Bob Cpaint-brushj DeLuca's Tale of a Lunch-Room Counter. The original will be auctioned off to any Junior who will give Bob one more Senior year at his Alma Mater. Susan Nardi owns her own dress shoppe on Fifth Avenue with Evelyn Newcomb as head dress designer. Phyllis Pitman and Gertrude Olson are now running a language school called How to Speak Swedish in Ten Easy Lessons. As you enter their school you see as receptionist our own Diane Osborne, with Mary Salvatore at the switchboard. Red Flynn, the genial Irishman, gives Boston another Irish Mayor. Canada Dry's Ace salesman, Don Faurot, has increased the sale of this beverage 4,000fZ,. Frannis Alibrandi is now collecting royalties for saying I do use Ponds. Doctor Betty Bonarrigo and her assistant, Una Montgomery, are becoming world famous because of their remarkable work in surgery. Watching Lucy Barra go round and round at Scott's is the pause that refreshes. Andrew Orrock is the new owner of the Standard Oil Company. His motto is Orrock Bottom Prices for our Oilf' Mary Campbell has caused many other dental offices to go out of business because of the sign on her door: PAINLESS DENTISTRY OR MONEY BACK. Police Commissioner Edward Logan has been made a lifetime member of the Gang Busters Glee Club. Ed Sullivan has been named engi- neer of the Friendship Train. Dottie Lynch has bought her own booth in Brighams. Pollie Donoghue is F. W. Wool- worth's new manager. Francis Thornton has taken Joe Kelly's place on the Quiz Kids Show. Claire Dewey and Pat Doyle have invented a new pill called Pep. It is now sold to the girls after gym classes, and is making quite a hit with them. Jean Cameron has accepted the offer from Warner Brothers to go teach Danny Kaye how to keep the people laughing longer. Warren Spear, the manager of the A 85 P, is having a special sale for Hyde Park residents. Marion DiMartino's new edition, How To Gain Will Power of Your Ownf' is just out on the market. District Attorney Rudy Sestito has so far caught eleven public enemies. J. Edgar Hoover is looking forward to turn- ing his over to Rudy next fall. Barbara Olsen and Kay Marascio have invented a new pill to make short girls grow. Madeline Lattanzio has taken Gail Russell's place in the movies. After cracking a case for the F.B.I., Arthur Harrison was given a two weeks vacation in Florida. Irene Corisanis and Sylvia Coteleso have written a book called Looking at the i53l English Language from a New View.', Its publisher is none other than Bill Drago. Cecilia Sanuth is now the president of the Waldorf Cafeteria. A Date Bureau has recently been opened up by Katie Hegarty and Dot Cronin. They provide their customers with brunette excorts only. Douglas Augelli is over in Finland showing the stars how to drive a jalopy and still be dignified. Eleanor Spakofski spends her leisure time playing the piano for the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Terri Wesowlowski is head nurse at Boston City Hospital. Donald Brooks is now the owner of the Paramount theatre. Irene Addesa is now district man- ager of all Boston Liggets stores. Phyllis Scanlan and the two Whis- tling Whalen Sisters are on Broadway. Janet and Jane Whalen have been top vaudeville stars for five consecutive years. Jeanette Powers has written a new book called Beauty and Personality. It also tells how to get a nice-looking boy friend. Ernie Capulli is now a first class machinist at the Matheson Machine Co. Impossible? No! Vinnie Hurley is the manager of the First National Store in Roslindale. Joan Donoghue has recently been voted Miss Dorchester of 1958. Dottie McPherson can be found in the Scotch Highlands getting her long desired fresh air. Because of her loyalty to The Daylight, Ginny Soule has been offered a partnership contract. Claire Nolan is now private secre- tary to Tom Yawkey owner of the Red Sox. Donald Leavitt and Jimmy Suretta are still the stars of the Boston Bruins. il 54 Coach Jack Creamer says he will win the Stanley again this year. Dick Frederico is still running his father's steam shovel, and is doing a very good job at that. Pat Fortier is now teaching Biology at the Norwich Academy in Connecticut. Jeanette Gerardi, Marjorie Gay, and Grace Keegan are Society Editors of three Boston newspapers. The Boston Garden has a new promotor whose name is Eddie Freeman. Mitch Hayes signed another eleven year coaching contract at Jamaica Plain High School. Jean Donovan and Tina Vento have opened their new dance hall which is called Dorchester Dance Land. Among the patrons are such celebrities as Joan Donoghue, Joan Erickson, and Nancy Fielding. Nick J. Pathiakis, who retired from the field of entertaining, has extended his chain of restaurants through all of Europe and Asia, and has set up soft drink stands throughout the Sahara Desert. And thus the Prophecy concludes With just one thought remianing-H We hope you Seniors found it all Extremely entertaining. Remember, it was all in fun Not for humiliation, So save this prose and show it to A future generation. PROPHECY COMMITTEE Salvatore Trovato, Chairman Nicholas Pathiakis, Secretary Marion DiMartino Barbara Olsen Dorothy MacPherson Elizabeth Goddard Ann Buhlman Pauline Strachen Edward Gallivan Robert White Anthony Cibotti Arthur DiNinno l RT Hyde Park City Conference Champions in Hockey. Captain Don Leavitt receiving congratulations from Captain Gene Higgins of Public Latin School. Qzfrffball Varsity Captain-Mitchell Hayes Coach-John M. Kilroy Assistant Coach-John J. Buckley Hyde Park 6 -Charlestown 0 Hyde Park O -Brighton 0 Hyde Park 6 -South Boston 7 Hyde Park 0 -Dedham 24 Hyde Park 0 -East Boston 19 Hyde Park 6 -Brandeis 6 Hyde Park 13 Jamaica Plain 13 l rnni Row: Mm-Iirnlli, Dunn, Paine !Mnnnyrr.vJ, Cibolli, Fnlu, While, l r0deric'o, Walsh, Strait-qimllirsi, fonii, Mullnnii Snr-mul Iiuzn: Brarly, Freernun, Leavitt, Felix, Molineaux, Hayes Ullllllllflll, Flynn, Orrovk, Langley, linvkley. Tllirrl lion' Noonan fllcarl .lIr1nr1gz'rj, Albuni, Drago. Stevens, Neelon, Christensen, Mariunn, Mc-Kay, Cruivkslinnk, Cummins, Sviolelti Hewson Ulnrzagerb. Fourth Ifmr: Jonn M. Kilroy CCOach J. Shaw, Pelletier, Sullivan, Mvfllnlmn, Cn mpia. Drummis, Bnlles Slinfe, Boucher, Logan. Knndas. J. V. cl0!Il'll, J. J. Burkley. Although the records show only one win, three ties, and three losses, the Hyde Park gridsters were a more formid- able team on the gridiron than in the record book. Coach John Kewpie Kilroy, leading the team for the first time, had to work under heartbreaking circum- stances. just before the Dedham game Pop Christensen broke a blood vessel in his leg and Captain Mitch Hayes pulled a leg muscle. Pop had to go to the hospital but Hayes reported for the game and played valiantly but to no avail as the over- powering Dedham eleven smothered the Parkers. Other jinx features were the calling back of a tie-breaking touchdown in the Brighton game and a similar bit of misfortune in the Southie game. The backfield which ran fast and furiously consisted of the following players: Mitch Hayes at quarter, Ed Freeman at left half, Pop Christensen at right half, and Paul Fata at tailback with Dacko, White, McMahon, and Frederico. The line, which wasn't too big, but had plenty of punch, had the following players: Tony Cibotti and Jim Walsh at ends with Felix and Leavitt as alternates, at guard were two hard fighting boys, Dom Stracquar- lursi and Chet Molinari with Conte and Hendry also doing a good job, tackles were Jim Buckley, Butch Brady, and Sopho- more Phil Shute. Mr. Center was Elmer Langley who was chosen to play in the All-Star game along with Mitch Hayes. He was ably assisted by Bob Neelon and Nemo Chamberlain. The Jayvees had a good team until injuries started hitting the varsity. Many players were promoted and the result was that they lost the last two games. Despite the bad breaks that hit the team, the spirit and sportsmanship were always there and reflected the excellent leadership of Coach Kilroy. Jl57l A l'lfmr: Burke f.lIunugr'rj. l rrnll Razr: Cim'zlri'u, ll. Dc-I,1l1'zl, Hunl, lf. l'iI'l'l'lIHlll, 'l'roi'nto illllpffllrlli, Maloney. BllCikllS, F-vhvpis, Slllilil, FllHllll0l'0. Swnrzrf Rrnr: xvillllllll H. Dugain fl'rmr-I1 D, Nlvlflluilwy, Rll'1,0Il1llli, Fuovn, Barry, Vnllins, Rudy, Mciwalloll, ILIIZZO rlxlilllllfjffn. Third Ifnlr: lfvylz-1' f.'ll1lnug7r'r5. P4-Ilvlier, Ryan. Flynn, D. l rvr'ln:111. Vnliri. Mr-Kay, IJPIAIVII, lurroll Ulnnrzgfrj. Basketball Ca pta in--Salvatore Trovato Coach-William H. Dugan Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Results Park 41-eBrighton 43 Park 39-Dorchester 44 Park 50-Roslindale 26 Park 45gCharlestown 15 Park 62-Brandeis 33 Park 39-'Trade 42 Park 254-Commerce 29 Park 52-English 48 Park 30fTechnical 43 Park 37 Park 49 Park 48 Park 37 -Rox. Memorial 34 gLatin 33 -B. C. High 28 'jamaica Plain 34 With four of last year's team back things looked bright for the District Champion Black and Blue team. How- ever, consistency was lacking. In losing the opener to Brighton the team broke the string of opening victories that the school has enjoyed since the reinstatement of bas- ketball in the Boston schools. The boys showed flashes of brilliance and reached their peak when they defeated a highly rated English High team, 52 to 48, and B. C. High, 48 to 28. The scoring leaders were Johnnie Maloney, Bucky Budkus, and Shorty Hunt. Sal Trovato was the leading play maker and had three line boys to team up with at guard in Fred Enos, George Ciovacco, and Eddy Freeman. Ciovacco's play in the last few games was truly inspiring. 581 City Chanlpions Dis trict Champions Nietropolilan Tournament Ca ptain4Donald Leavitt Coach-Edward F. Murphy Hockey Under the able coaching of Ed Murphy, the Hyde Park sextet rolled up the District opposition Without a loss and then went on to clinch the City title by drubbing Latin 5 to 2 in a spirited over- time contest. In the first contest in the Metropolitan Tournament the Parkers succombed to Arlington High School, Results 4 to 3, after a ding-dong battle. Hyde Park 3A-Brighton 0 Leading the attack were Captain Hyde Park 5FEaSt Boston 1 Don Leavitt, Jim Walsh, Red Brady, Fran Hyde Park 5-Roslindale 2 Flaherty, and George Cummins, jack Hyde Park 5 South Boston 0 Creamer and Bill Curtis were terrific on Hyde Park logcharlestown 0 the defense. In the cage Jim Surette Hyde Park 9k-Brandeis 2 . Hyde Park 3-Jamaica Plain 3 turned in a stellar performance. Valuable Hyde Park 5,1-latin 2 support was contributed by Bill Hoppe, Al Hyde Park 3 Arlington 4 Olivieri, John O'Hara, joe Tierney, Tom Hyde Park 4 Saugus 1 Joyce, and Dom Arena. 1 Ilfr ,,,-: Irs 1..- eu.1,r'u iirili ins, 1, .-i. vm rfx..,,mffn.c f'urlis..lu5 '.-r I . N .'.r,,.,. in ,..r- .-.x fpfi J.,1f1r.n..-mv.o'H,.m.iam,-, l V N1-1-lull, Vhilsln, Hoppe, Iiflwnrcl F. Murphy If hi , . D l lnnr: Vonnolly, Martin, Haines, Carflone, McDermott, Iainc, Wolf, Palumbo, Huzlett, Brown, lionfeldt, lfortin, Smith. Front lfozr: Case, Christensen, Ferrande, Cobb, Carbone, Fatn, lfrederieo, Cibotti, Hayes, Freenmn, D'Alessandro, Mercer, S1-ioletti, Drago, John M. Kilroy CCoavhJ. Second Row: Langley fillanagcrj, Buckley, Bechet, Curran, Sheridan, Ridge. Pinksen, Ricco, Drnmmis, Daley, Moore, Bareikis, Devine, Mahoney. Rosko, Nielson, LeConte, D'Alessnndro, Noonan Ufrmagcrl. Third Row: Slmrdella, Saeco, Martell, Ro:-hon, Kelm, Shute, Dulles, Anrlerson. Mnrinni, Pickering, Wilkins, Velirxn, Kondos, Nloralmn, Noonan, Grande. Track Captai11FFrederick Carbone Coach--as-John M. Kilroy Results Winner in quadrangular meetg sec- ond in District Meet, third in State Meet CClass Clg tied Relay Carnival Class C relay record CDaley, Curran, Ferrande, Martelljg Armand Ferrande tied Class C 220 record in Districts, Fred Carbone broke 1000 record in Districts and broke mile record in the Regimentals. Coach Kilroy, in his first year as track coach, came up with a trio of champs in Freddy Carbone, Armand Ferrande, and Pop Christensen. These boys were among the best in the State in their special events. Other athletes who kept the Black and Blue to the fore were: Hayes, Drago, Daley, Shute, Pickering, Fredericks, D'Al- essandro, Curran, Paine, Martell, Walsh, Wilkins, Lipson, Cibotti, Higgins, Ander- son, Buckley, Fortin, Albani, Mercer, and many others. 160i Captain-H-George Ciovacco Coachelidward F. Sherlock Baseball varsity C1917D Hyde Park 5 Trade 3 Hyde Park 6 South Boston 9 Hyde Park 12 Memorial 3 Hyde Park 13-Latin 14 Hyde Park 15fCh3f1CStOWH 4 Hyde Park 2 --Roslindale 7 Hyde Park 2 Dorchester 6 lf In 1,f1' .Q lm.-Q, xl.-czmlw, an ,1,tt a, mr .,11 1 .-,', M ,.,,,f 1 Ii ,,,, . m.1.,.k If fu, l.L.,wl ,r 1 4 1 ,f 1 IJ ku, Nlr'lir:uln, HIIIHQIQ Tlzfrzl lfuw' Kofi'-:kc flulllvull, Irovzlto, l,2lll1.flL'j', KIIEIIIIIICFIRIIH. Front Row: Hoyt, Ferrande, Finamore, Schepis fCap!uin J, VValsh, Buckley. Second Hour: Maier flllunagcrj, Harney, T I Koskcy, DiSunt0, William H. Dugan fCouchD. Baseball Junior Varsity H9475 JI 62 District Champions Ca ptain-Alfred Schepis C0achfWi1liam H. Dugan Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Park 8 f-Technical 2 Park 5 Park 4 Park 10 Park 8 Park 16 Park 6 Park 10 Latin 2 English 2 East Boston 4 South Boston 6 W-Roslindale 4 -Commerce 3 +eMemoria1 9 Girls' Sports The 1948 Senior girls' basketball team meets every Thursday afternoon under the direction of Miss Hayes. Be- cause of the immense attendance, we have divided the girls into three teams, of which Marion DiMartino, Chickie Walker, and Dolores Cadigan were elected captains. Every Tuesday afternoon the Senior girls meet for badminton and a large group turned out to try their skill and show their ability at this popular sport. Soft ball substitutes for basketball in the spring. The girls enjoy playing this sport taught by Miss Hayes at Ross Field. Friday afternoon was set aside for swimming at the YWCA. Fundamentals of diving were taught, as well as swimming, to all girls who wished to take at this time the opportunity to learn. Senior girls who take part in these activities are Betty Bonarrigo, Dolores Cadigan, Kathleen Hegary, Dottie Cronin, Kathleen McGee, Marion DiMartino, Pat Doyle, and Chickie Walker. The bi-annual demonstration of the physical education program for girls was held in April. All parents present were delighted with the achievements of the girls in this department. We wish to thank Miss Hayes and Miss Blagdon for the untiring effort and patience that they have given us in order that we may have the opportunity to enjoy these sports. l runt 1fUIl.'Il1UCl2l.llU, Jllodis, Cronin, lfzuligzul, Dililartiliu, Vlnlker, l'. l,0llULflIUC, Dewey, Wcsoluwski. Scrum! Ifmr: Plc'l-tcrlng, J. Dunn fllue, Alll'1ll'H, Parker, L:1ll.:1nzio, Kcou 1h,Bruf 1, Doyle, l31'isc'0e, Miss Mary Hayes lCnuc'h D. Third lfllllf lvalernlzlll, la E, LL lionnnrigo' Mcijuirk, Hcgurty, Johnson, Pitman, Olson, Buhlnmn, Montgomery. Q 'nw --A- ' 1-me BADMINTON Frou! lflllff xx-5llK'I'lIHlll, lnlvizllln, Vrunin, Valdigull, Kc' I uug.,h, llilllilll, Bragg, Gagnon, Bunker, Rumruth. Sf-wuz! Huw: .l. l,OlI0gIll1C,l 01ll0 Yvwvmlxh Olwnn Iltlln7io Umlmil 90 11' , . , . , .: : , , . , . I r, Doyle, Yvvsolowski, Brisvoe, Ifiss Mary Hayes fl'nur'lly Tlfllf 4' ' ' zrf rm. I mu hm, I Ufill I, Maxwell, lloflflunl, I-amumllxlum-I, llc-Lunv, Johnson, Munulcs, Uuhlxnun, AlUI1fg0lllBl'Q', Sullivan. GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM Frulrl lfmr: 1l2lI'k1'I', 1lOl'tilI14'Y', litlllllilll. Uiuisu, livvkwitll, l.1'nm'Iu, linnkvr, Nlilkcvn. Hr:-und Xhlmli, l':ldl'0Vitu. Miss Mary H:1y0s Cl'uru'11D, Swirlzinski, Hir'kv4v, f'l1c'v1-riv. Hopkins. fer linlr: Lnllznllzlu, lhumgllm-, 3 an- 7' A X 4 ACTIVITIES lfrrmi Hulr: Hlqvs, llylwll, Hvlu-pls liuknllll fllllllll Xmll hrrmul lfnlr: l.zll'l'ull, Hu-ks, Nxillilllg, lJL'Llll'il, 1'zll'k Gentile. Yearbook lalll 6 6 Faculty Directoreeejohn J. Buckley Sports Editors-Robert DeLuca joseph Carroll Josephine Shepis Art EditoreMary Fata Photography Edit0rseDoris Lynch Joyce Beckwith Literary Editors-wMary Hicks Mitchell Hayes Clifton McCauley Robert Gentile Ann Parker Kevin Noonan James Whiting Secretaries-Dorothy Cronin Joan Donoghue .5 mv wr '-1367 FORUM SPEA KERS I'rfmi Kmr. Flylr, Pllllllzlll. Nlnltlng. Nmmull. lirugg. .Nrwmll lfwr. Hull, X11-lmlmuglu. lxvuuglu. lillxx. CUURIICR l'rnu! film. .Xl1lllul14x, l'1'hI'lu. Illlgllvs. l':zl:1Iu, lullls LlL1l1lurA1fr-fllujlj. 5l'lll'lllI. L4'ux'y. ilbulll. .Nrrmul lfmr: Mullzl. J. lbmmglxln-. Juuclis, Xlurlinn-r', lH'l4lA1'2l, lluuplulx. .xll1'1lI'll, lirivn. I'lyLl4-, Tfm-fl lfun-5 lfum-U, NI1-151-alll. 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X vie , F Q ki yi 1, Wil W H 1 f BOOSTERS CLUB Frlmt Hnrlx' M1'Gr:llI1, lnwkv, Ellis KSN-rflrlrjfj. Ilunughllv CI'rr'xfrlrnlj, Hr. lim-kla-y, IR-ol:-y f7'rf'r1.v14rr'rj, Ulsnn fl'ir'r l'rrxfrlr'nIl, My-gurly, Jlmrlis. Srrrnlrl lfnw: H:ul'1'z1vf-1-f-llio, Iirisr-cm, llunnnrigu, Iivnsum Pilnum, lJllgL1:ll'l, I,:lI1Zi!Ii, DiNl:nrzin lllniz, 'Xf1'Guirk, Tllfrff lfmw: 'l'rm-f'l1iu. Hnlnlmun, Hr-Grnvnll,f':ul1:uv:u11. l'uv'I1'H. I,:nm1. XIl'I,0ll0lI11ll, lll':145L5.'l':1,x'ln1'. f'vm1iu SENIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE Frnni Rnw: Hlllilll Q7'rr'rr.vurr'rU. Sullivan fI'r1lJ1fvfi11', AILIIOIIPA' llirfuvfflwrfll. Lyn:-ll fSw'rwlrrr,f1, fYNlu-fm fl'fwr l'rm-fflwzflr, Nr:-nnrl lfmr: Huw. Yyhifv. Ulson. Dflfilipprx. f'urmvan. Scwiim. Z Z 2 RADIO DRAMATICS Front Ron-: Ellis, PlItI12ll'Il,PZlIIlI2lkIS, Whiting, Pickering. Sn-nnfl Ifow: Uopplvr, Anthony. O'I,oughlin. I-Inyvs. ORCHESTRA l rnnl lfnfr: S1-nnnvll, Sullfiinlfiu, IH-lryc-ki, llrnssn .N'1'wnlHl Huw: RUPIIUII, Ill-NI. Iiuvvr. JUNIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE IW-:ml linux' Di?-nllko fTr1'u.v11rr'rD, I'IOL-rfel Cl'fr1'-I'rr'.v1' ,lf-NH, Cnriy II'r1'.vf4Iz'f1H. Folsom fScr'rl'f:lrl1I, Grover. Svrnrul lfnlrf I-Innni1,5nn, IIilIZ2ll'II'II. Dunn, NI4'G:1w I'IugIu's. Nlulinzlri. vu vwuum v -.af no ,I Ol' I MTH , '?P?Ef7?v ., at as ,4 rl' I 5 rxlfhkl, . V X5 , , Aw! , fa . jMF'9'CNfQ?f . I T .,,A , , f ' X fx X X ' JM? X: X1 A f N 'rw'-fk A fglf' , ,,,A,, , V ,.,.,.,, ...,. I W X 4' SIAM x, I L 1 nv, ,N GOLF AND TENNIS Fronl Rolf: Crowley, I'lif'Iurd, Conti. SPFIYIIII Rmr: I':1IW!ll'4I I . llurphy Cf'0!1 hIy0'HflT1l, NI'Gor', Grandi. SOPIIOMORE SOCIAL COM M ITTEE l rnul linux' Hull. lim-fl, Munrv. Srfmnl Rrmlr: Ivllvvlvr l7uwm'y. SEWING CLUB Miss Ruyvroft nml girls. 1 Hou Ciholli, l.v:u'ill. Fredvrir-n, Warner, Gmsso, Suretle, Langley, Nilsen, Flynn, Sanlliorgiu. gI'!'0IIll Run I-e ix ininiort Pctryvki, Ilolmerl Svnnncll, Maloney, D'Aless:1ndro, M4-Donougli. Mau-keen, Augelli, Vurrain Ricliirrl 'Hr innell onigle Harrison, 1'l'l'2llllI'l'. Slllllll. Tllirrl lffiw: Rose, Slllllll, Noonan, Sll ll1'1IlIZlllll'Sl. 'l'oll:xn1l. llirlmlf TI Xnrlerson urnln llurtnln. While. flquilo. Nl:-rr-4-r. ilitary Drill Instructor and Faculty DirectorALieut. Frank N Famulari Captains Clifton McAuley Bradford Norris Salvatore Trovato Anthony Cibotti Donald Leavitt joseph Casciano Mitchell Hayes Richard Frederico Fred Enos Kenneth Flynn 4 Adjulants Elmer Langley Kevin Noonan Herbert Nilsen Dexter Smith john Creamer Edward Logan john Gardner William Kenney Kenneth Mercer Richard Barbieri Vincent McDonough Eugene Ryder Annual Prize Drill, Tuesday lllaw 4 l948 Drum and Bugle Corps Band Supervisors-John Calabro A1-he W. Latham Director-Frederick R. Whitehouse A W. S b Faculty SupervisorfThomas O'Lough1in ZaCultyMMflnager Gauge ea urg Drum Majofajames D. Surette mm aim-James amer CaptainHfGeorge SanGiorgio Bugles lst Lieut. Louis Bartula 2nd Lieut. james DeMers I st Lieut.-John Petrycki I st Lieut.4Richard Scannell Drums 1st Lieut. Robert White lst Lieut. Anthony Finamore 1st Lieut. Donald Mackeen lst Lieut. Richard Alcott 2nd Lieut. William McGonigle 2nd Lieut. john Scioletti First prize among Drum and Bugle Corps, Schoolboy Parade, 1947 DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS l Innr:Sull19rlan1l, Wolf, Vlark, fl0l'lll'llIlC', Frm!! ll'011': 0'Louglx- lin, liirollni, Frankina, Lt. Mav- keen, Ll. Finanmre, Major Sur- allv, l.l. Wllllte, lil. Bartula. l,t. Nll'fll7llilKlK , Nielsen, Smith. Szwmzrl lfvlv: 'l'0des1'lll, lVlclVlul- len, Vilrolll, Dunn, lNlr'C'ormi0k. fiuerini, Norton, Ulivicri, 'l'oom- oy, Vnrncy, Hannigan, Eames. Third Rum: 0'Neil, D'Alr-ssan, clro, liareilcis, Svllepls, Sllerldvn. Nasl1,l'unf-ll, Arlanls. Mellow- nn. Burke. BAND l rnnI ll'nu'.' Toll, l.l. Pelryvkl, lit. Robert S:-annell. Lt. Grasso. Major lNarner, Capl. Sanliinr- gin. Ll. Ri1'llardSc'annvll. 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