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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

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Front Row: Miss Morrison, Secretary: Dr. Francis I, l-loraan, Headmaster M Brcxifrhal Secretary ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Second Row: Miss Halbritter, Miss Hub bard, Miss Fielding. Front Row: Mr. Mullins, Miss Gallivan Department Head, Miss Sweeney. X r izcufhj COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Second Row: Mr. Kenney. Miss Herncn lNfl1:gs Dpherty, Miss Carroll Front Row: Miss Murray, Mr. McCarthy, Department I-leaa, M1ss Zake, Mr, Diiaari HISTORY DEPARTMENT Stanfing: Mr. Edward Murphy, Miss A'Hearn, Mr. Dracoucis. Seated: Mr. Maurice Murphy, Acting De' partment Head. 41' 3 ik md fs 9' an ,l in X., MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Second Row: Mr. Kearns Mr. Menden hall, Mr. Seaburq. Front Row: Miss Hertlfiel xArt, Mr. Leary. Department Head, Miss Connors 'W I '-Zh -Jr arg? 'af m 3 .1 S , , 3' ,f ' SQ . . ' .f , - , . , 2 ' - ,W L, f wmv: X 2 I ,,,,,,- 'L-W 'f - ' . v , .,., V, V 5 , ' ,M 1 Wwqzy ng, if. -. 1 f 4 J' 'l ui 1' 1,1 'ww f f W? , V ez, A , ,RA ' fm? , A ,. f .. gg 4 1 Q 'fi' v i 739 Ji, , .. . - A W ff X .- 'Q' 5 I 1 V., wg 4 if 1 L PM WH NM vw Q5 ,aut 5 1,- a ff ' ' uw 'sr -fl'-ma Q f 4Qr q-me , . PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Standing: f-Ir, Kllrzy, Lgf-11 F Ttipgltz Seated: Miss Hayes.. CAFETERIA SUPERVISORS .flrsl Crawley, Mrs. 1VIc':YN'Iunn, Mcncwf Mrs. H11-imllonst U2 Qifksg CUSTODIANS T, T' Ionnoully, Hoczzx C 1 ,Conte Mr Ryan Sefzzbzs A FRED R. ADAMS 871 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park l'rurlc 2. v. If full! 2. 3. I: Illlllll furfrx 2. 3, I. Fred's friendly smile and well groomed appearance have won him many friends. IOHN I. ALEXANDER 43 Blake St. Mattapan llfulcri I. Iohn has a good record in school and we know he will be a great success. IOSEPH AMATUCCI 771 Wood Ave Hyde Park lizmrllall 2. 3. 4. Ioe always has a friendly smile to pass on to his many friends. ROY B. ANDERSON 9 Itasca St. Mattapan Roy's ambition is to be in the Air Force. His ability and fine disposition should bring him success. BARBARA A. ARCHIBALD 145 Orlando St. Mattapan Full of the dickens, Ready tor fun: And speaking of pals, You'll find Barbara one. BARBARA A. AHEARN 49 Winter St. Stoughton Nrmuz Ifrwlu 25 f.!rr fluff 2: .llrlnlmll 1. In and out of mischief she passes She has flocks of friends not all of them lasses! RONALD I. ALLEN 535 River St. Mattapan f.lllIIll'l 25 .-l..'l. ltwjl. 1. Ronald's ability to accom- plish whatever he has set out to do is admired by all. GENE F. ANDERSON 3 Walter St. Hyde Park Trnrlr 2, 3: lfuullmll Mgr. 3: .-l..-1. 161311. 2: Swnim' llzfwllc' 3, I. Besides being the smallest boy in H. P. H.. Gene is also the most active. SHIRLEY M. ANDERSON 1273 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park llunrn' Roll 3. Shirley is one of our quiet seniors, but she will be missed by students and teach- ers alike. MARY A. ARTOBELLO 7 Oak Place Hyde Park st'lI'l'fll7'f 2: .S'tu11e'nt ffflllllliil 25 Courier' Rep. 2,' AA. Rep. 3: l.if'ut. 3: Senior lfffllf' 4: Hrnmr R011 2, 3, -I. Full of pep. always hep, that's our Mary! PATRICIA AUGUSTA l09B Adams St. Dorchester We all think Pat's a swell pal. fn Iune she'll be someones lifetime gal. HELEN B. BARBATO 139 Dana Ave. Hyde Park Helens friendliness and cheerful smile have been a sturce of pleasure to her class- mates. DAVID F. BARRY 9 Caton St. Mattapan Iinwlfulf 2. 3. lj liflxlrfllfull 2. i. l.' llrlxlfrlffnff f. V. I. llrul, I: Mum: lt'1.'1n f Dave is one of the best liked ushers at the Oriental Theater and also quite an athlete. DOROTHY A. BAXTER ll41 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park lrljflnm If limlnllmll 2. 7. ff llurnnl Hull 1. 7. lj U: xflrxlfrl lj llrflf llmffri i. ff , . ltmlullnlfm 1. 1, Quiet and unassuming ways have not stopped Dzttie fron' gaining a host of faithful friends. GEORGE R. BEARSE 26 Dickens St. Dorchester Drum fmfu f.1,l,'I1:nl,f. George finally rea'ized what he was missing and transferred to 4B where he is better appreciated. ROBERT F. AUSTIN 10 Ellison St, Mattapan The saying Better late than never was originated by B:b, But we're all glad to see hirn when he gets here, IOHN A. BARCHEY. Ir. 14 'Woodward Park St. Dorchester Iohri's cheeriul attitude and pleasant smile have won him friends among all. CHARLES C. BARTOLONI l8 Mildred Ave Mattapan Charlie is Dorchester's gift to the girls in H. P. H. His record in studies and sports is tops. IOHN R. BAXTER 96 West St. Hyde Park Although lohn is a quiet fellow he has made many friends since his arrival at Hyde Park High. CARL T. BECHET 22 Charles St. Hyde Park 'lffnk 2. 7. if lirzslcrlluzfl 1. T, lirrwfmlf 7. If lirul. I, Carl is an outstanding ath- lete as well as a good student. CLAIRE E. BELCHER 30 Wooddale Ave. Mattapan Pretty and talented Claire is Texas' gift to Hyde Park. ELEANOR BENIERS 196 Almont St, Mattapan hilftllllllllg 3. Eleanor is the pride and joy of 101. She really has the ability to put over a good laugh. LUCIA B. BIROLINI 87 Hebron St. Mattapan l,tl'.XfIll'Ilf 3: Iilur' sflll Ifwjf. -If .llrlmlffll 3: Nt'7l11H llfzur' 7 3 J Hats off to Lou - the joy of Hyde Park High Without her, the days would pass slowly by. CAROLYN E. BLACK 75 Arlington St. Hyde Park buff t, Betty is a pretty lass. She's the darling of our class, With wavy hair and laughing eyes, She could easily win a beauty prize. IAMES F. BOWEN 2181 Dorchester Ave. Dorchester ,I-llll,.' 3. I. lames is a popular boy who is smart and friendly. We expect great deeds from him in the future. ELIZABETH I. BELCHER 11 Park St. Hyde Park mln' l.lul1 2, 3, 4: Vnim llrrm' 2, 3. I: Snilrlllmi 3: .'flllIlfI'HV Slum' if Ilurlrn Hull 1. 1. Betty is the girl the Glee Club would be lost without. ELLEN M. BILODEAU 77 Harvard Ave. Hyde Pa:k Ellen may be quite petite, But we think she's very sweet She dresses in the latest style, For her the guys would walk a mile. ROBERT W. BITZ 484 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park Bob has done very well in his studies and his fine sense of humor will surely bring him success. ROBERT C. BOHNFELDT 28 Mildred Ave. Mattapan Innl: 2. 35 Iirlwlnlll I: Drum flllflt i. I: .llrzmllrll if I11'11l. I, Bob's quiet manner has won him many friends among stu- dents and teachers. LEO T. BRACKEN 45 Sunnyside St. Hyde Park Hflwlllllf sl. Leo can be counted upon to help a friend in need. GILMORE A. BRONSDON 590 River St. Mattapan lllm Sim lfrjr. l.'f,'mu1rff 2. '7 Q -Q , Q if .llrnxfrrll 7: .-Isl. ltrji, H, y, Gilmore is a nice quiet lad with a wonderful disposition. His interest in school activities show he will be a success. RICHARD G. BROWN 87 Readville St. Readville Dick is a boy who is a true friend to his buddies. He is always ready to help some- one in need. PHYLLIS H. BROWNE 1421 River St. Hyde Park Iirulnllmll 2, 3, l,' lilrr Llnlf 2. i. I: Sruim lfrwllf 2. 3. if lvfllllllllllf lj li'1'1l lmsx. Hrfl, f. With the best voice in the history of the Senior Revue. Phyllis is a gal we all admire, ROBERT F. BUNSZEL 25 Hamilton St. Readville Buzzy always has a bright new tie to dazzle your eyes. ROBERT I. BURNESS 73 Arlington St. Hyde Park rl-lllllf 2. 3. I. Bob's quiet manner has made him a friend to all. ELEANOR M. BROOKS 63 Tampa St, Mattapan Nunn! lffmmlllrr I. ?. Rusty may be found in 101 every morning before school, combing her hair. which is the envy of all the girls. ROBERT C. BROWN 52 River St, Mattapan Bob's quick smile and pleas- ant nature have made him a favorite with all. IEAN P. BROWNELL 21 Osceola St. Hyde Park lhimlf-1 llulf 25 IFr1.xl:r'll1rlll 2. I: Ilrnlmmlrm 2. I: Vfllfff lffflll' I' llmlnl Huff 1. Iean and 'Toddy are best of pals, To all. she's the sweetest oi gals. THOMAS H. BURKE 20 Perkins Ave. Hyde Park Ih1.xl:4llmff' I. I illlllfl i: lhlmf frltflx j,3.f.'ll1Hl.lJN1'rHl' nh fluff 1. Brother can be seen play- ing basketball at the His quiet efficient work can't be beaten. MARGARET G. BURNS 79 Astoria St. Mattapan Peg is one swell gal to know. Her good humor and friendliness make her well- liked by all. THOMAS P. BUTLER 14 Winslow St. Hyde Park Tom goes about his business in a cheerful, quiet, manner which makes him well-liked by everyone. RICHARD M. CAMERON 135 Dana Ave. Hyde Park Ihnlfrllffrll 2. T, I: Ylllllllf 2. 3. Dixie is one of the basket- ball stars of Fairmount's pride and glory, the Moody A. C. RACHEL F. CAMPISI 478 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park Srnim N!'l'll!' 2. I: NIVIIIIIIIIIIAQ 2: .llmxllrll 2, 3: llullm Hull 2, ,.Il'llI. 3. Rachel can be tracked down in the lunchroom at any- time by her contagious laugh- ter. LUCY M. CANDELLA 95 Minot St. Dorchester Srllim Hr. Ill' 2, 1. I: Iirlxlrrl- Imll 2. Sparkling eyes and a lovely smile, Happy-go-lucky all the while, Lucy's a gal who's always in style, EDMUND I. CARDONI 44 Norton St. Readville llrul: 2. 1. If lwffrlffrlfl If lffm' Nlrn lfvyfh jf Nflllllllf flllllllll I. Ed has worked to make Hyde Park's track team tops. He intends to go to Boston College. WALTER G. CAIGER 12 Havey St. Roslindale Ilflwfrrlfl li. I. A good pitcher and a good scholar, Wally has proven his ability cn and off the diamond, ROBERT M. CAMPIA 19 Hillside St. Hyde Park I-ffnllulll 2. 7. I.' Iiuxrlnlll I: ,llrnslml lj fufrlrliu I, B'b has a fine record in His abilities have sports. made him a great favorite. ELLEN G. CANARY 12 Lorenzo St. Dorchester Ellen makes new friends every day. Her manner is both cheery and gay. DOROTHY R. CANTILLO 117 River St. Mattapan Always cheerlul, always gay, That's Dottie the whale long day. She's in H. P. H. cnly by late. VVe're very glad she's our classmate. MARGARET M. CAREY 113 Templeton St. Dorchester Xrllwl Hu In 2, Nff1lflr1'ryt 'i.'lfrlxI:1'lf11lIf I. Margaret has a charming personality. She should write a book on How to Win Friends she certainly knows how. iii DONALD A. CARLSON 67 Woodland Ave. Roslindale Don is very interested in photography. His quiet stu- dious manner should help ful- fill his wishes. WILLIAM L. CARNEY 705 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park 'I'rurk 2. 3, I: llrum Lovin 2. 3. lgllmmrlfnll 3:1.'npluiu JJ Nfnirn lf1'i'll1' 4. Bill is an efficient lad with many friends. His pleasant manner promises him success. ALFRED CASCIANO 52 Garfield Ave. Hyde Park lrlllllllllll I. Athletic ability and a pleas- ant personality combine to make Al one of the most popular boys at H. P. H. PATRICIA A. CHAMBERS 79 Lonsdale St. Dorchestter I'ul:li1 NIIVIIIIVI l.' Xlmlrnl lm1mil?,l,'l.'nur1'1'z 2: Hun nr Hull 1, l, lj NVHIIII Hr'- 1'lIr I. Pat may seem quiet, but from outside reports she can liven up any place. IOSEPH H. CLARK 423 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park llmzw lfffll ii Dzum CYIIIN 1 4 , 2: linml 1. 4. Lllflftllll 4, U2- lflI'NlIII 1: I'rf'xi1lf'r1l H! Him- ui Nmlrli. Bob is always ready to help one of his fellow students. He intends to go to M.I.T. next year. ROBERT W. CARLSON 12 Salford St. Hyde Park Bob's artistic talent should carry him far. MARION I. CARTER 79 Beacon St. Hyde Park Marion the girl we all would guess. Will lead a life of happiness. Best of success! WALTER L. CHAMBERLAIN 12 Fairmount Terrace Hyde Park llrlslufllmll 2, 7. f: lfnullmfl 2. 3. Nemo has been a great help to the basketball team. His pleasant persanality has brought him many friends. ROSE I. CIVITARESE 76 Arlington St. Hyde Park l,lrnl, I. Civi is our cute little senior, She cracks a joke here and there. She's never seen without Betty, You can find them 'most any- where. THOMAS B. COCHRANE 86l River St. Hyde Park Drum lfffjfr 2: llfmzl 3. 4: Lmzizm I. v.'Urtl1mt1114, Tom has a fine record in school and we know he will do as well in the future. LOUIS A. COLAGEO 229 Reservation Road Hyde Park Ilrul. I. Where there's life there's hope, and here is plenty ot lite so we have great hopes for Louis, IOANNE C. COLE X52 Washington St. Hyde Park llulxhul 3: NVVIIIH Ifrwlu 2. v, l.'l.l1'rIl11lf2, 1. Ioanne really makes the rounds in the mornings with her crowd oi friends. HUGH D. COLLINS 70 Sprague St, Readville IfIl.tkf'lINlH 2. 3. 45 lirmflmll 2. 3, 4: Lnjrl. 4: lrurk 3. I. Red is the captain and star of our basketball team and a leader in many other activi' ties. ROSE M. CONNOR 23 Farrar Ave. Hyde Park l:ll,l,t'f'lblllf I. 7. l.'l i1'lrfllru1t- fx 3. 4. 6.111 Linh 2. Frolicsome Rose can always be counted on for a humorous remark. The teams will great- ly miss her attendance at all school sports. WILLIAM F. CORCORAN 29 Winlow St. Hyde Park Bill is one of the quiet boys ol 123. He is a good pupil and a swell fellow. ELEANOR COLANTONI 1557 River St. Hyde Park 'lumix 1: linxlnllnlll jf NIH- rlrnl lnllrlfil ff fllflfllltl 2: 7 Ilffrmf Hull -. 1, l. Cullie is always ready lor lun, She has a personality that can't be outdone. RUTH G. COLE 5 Preston Court Dorchester flnu l'rrti1l1'nl 2: sflllllllf funn: ll 2. Ruthie is one of our more quiet girls. But in her own way, she has gained a host of friends at H.P.H. LEO R. CONLEY 3l Ruskindale Road Mattapan 'Idllllf 2, 3, J: hmtlulll If l.if'11l. 4: llmlwi 4: liawlulll 4: hlllllll f.IllIlII1lHt'l' 3. Leo has a great many friends and when he leaves, Mr. Murphy will have to find another goalie for his hockey team. DIANE E. COOLBRITH 224 Kennebec St. Mattapan Nrrrrlutx. lillllffm mul Iffmw ffllll J. Diane is one of lO2's little seamstress. With her lovely hair and sparkling eyes she really makes her fashions something extra special. MARGARET I. CORNELL 12 Huntoon St. Dorchester Because of Sandy's spark- ling personality which matches her red hair and blue eyes, we'll overlook the fact that she just can't make that sec- ond bell. SJ' l ff, 4' MARY E. COSTELLO 59 Neponset Ave. Roslindale Mary is a shy young miss who doesn't have much to say. But she has a wonderful disposition, and we all wish her luck in the future. PAUL I. CROSSEN 14 Asheville Rd. Hyde Park l.rljfI. I, Paul is well liked by every- one and is a leader in any- thing he does. DENNIS DACKO 92 Roanoke Rd. Mattapan IVIIIIIN Ijf.r1jfl.l. Dennis does well in his school work and school activ- ities and has a lot ol lriends. ANTHONY I. D'ALESSANDRO 347 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Ilfrmf mill linxglr' I. v. I. Tony's quiet manner and pleasing personality make him well liked by everyone. MARY T. D'ALVISIO l9ll River St. Hyde Pdfk Mary is lO2's little sweet- heart. She is everyones help- er and we are all sure with- out her the office could never run smoothly, ANN T. CREHAN 6 Loring St. Hyde Park 'I'IfuI: 2. ?g Iiuwlmll If l.iw11r, I. thnx Nfffrlnli I: f.IlllIlllIl 2: Iirnl. 35 Ifrlrlnlfulfnl 7, If Nlllrlfwl Lfmrlzil 3: I-Iwlrl llfirlfri 9. I5 llluw SIIII lffjf. I.' ffnrlrff IIUII 2. 35 xlllINIllI. i: l'wf1I1'ffmI: I. Ann is popular, and a very good athlete with a charming personality. IOHN R. CURRIE 299 Adams St. Dorchester l7f1nII11lII I. lohn is Dorchester's gift to the Hyde Park girls because of his blonde hair and fine personality. CARL G. DAHL ll8 Summit St. Hyde Park Iirnwl 2, 3, Ig Oz1I11'xlr1l 2. 7. If lilllx NIIII Ifrfr. I, Carl usually has the right answer, but at the wrong time. FRANCIS R. ITALESSANDRO 48 Summer St. Hyde Park I-IIIIIJ I, If lfrlxrlmll f. I. liuglf' Imfu Ilrnl. ?, -I: U, rlfmlm fy mum, lt'fw'm T, I . Ieepy is well liked by one that knows him. espe- cially the girls. He takes part in many activities cmd is a good dancer. GERARD E. DANNER 28 George St. Hyde Park Ixri f.In'r I. Gerry is very quiet and a good student. He doesn't say much but what he does say means a lot. HARRY W. DARES 59 Birchcroft Rd. Mattapan Harry is full of fun, cmd is always in on a good joke. He is very popular with all his classmates. DOROTHY A. DAVIDSON ll24 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park mln' Llul: ff Ilmulzfrx flllli If llllllllllfllt 2: Im!! TJ filllllfl I: l'lrlrl Ilurkwx l.' Mnim lfrullr' 2. 3. I. Dotty is a bundle of fun and laughter, always ready to cheer someone up. MARIA I. DEFILIPPO 75 Readville St. Readville llllll, 2: Nlurlrlli Lfllllllll 2: Ilnnrn Null 2, 3, Marie is a young lass al- ways full pe and vim. Her catchy gle whic we all love. c co tantly e heard som r in the uwng. 1 Natl. M. IOAN DelCORSO 495 Cummins Highway Roslindale You never find Ioan unless you find her in a dither over something. But our day wouIdn't be complete if she didn't get flustered and ex' cited. LORETTA M. DeNARDO 8l6 River St. Mattapan f,frf fluff 2. Loretta, who is the envy of all with her jet black hair. is rather quiet in school, but has a hidden quickness of wit. which we all enjoy, WESLEY l. DAVEY 329 Adams St. Dorchester lffffllmll 2. 1: Ilflll. I. Wesley is a curly haired Casanova from Dorchester. He also has a fine personality which wins him many friends. LOUISE I. DeANGELIS 20 Tampa St. Mattapan Minn! fwmmlllu v. Louise can always be idene tified by her wonderful pin curls. She has us all guessing as to how she keeps her tresses always in trim. PATRICIA L. DELANEY 1187 Adams St. Dorchester Pat's sparkling eyes match her sparkling personality. We shall all miss her as she is one of the sweetest persons you could meet. WILLIAM I. DeLUCA 299 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Nrrlim ffIl'lH 2. if lfllthifllllll 2. 5. Duke is a boy that every- one likes and admires for his quick smile and pleasant per' sonality. IOAN M. DESMOND 19 Sturbridge St. Mattapan loanie with the dark brown hair is the tomboy type and the pride of any athletic team. Quick minded and witty she is always ready for a laugh. llbx IOHN I. DEVINE I6 Osceola St. Mattapan Nlmfwn! lfflmril 2. If ffnw In1'f1sHrr'r i.'l'1mlfHlfl 1. Iohn is our Class Treasurer and is one of the most popular boys of the school. We'll al- ways remember his slashing runs against E.H.S. GERTRUDE B. DIETTE 250 Austin Ave. Hyde Park I.1111l. 1. Gertie is one of our nicest classmates. Small and sweet she is always ready for a laugh. IOSEPI-I I. DiNICOLA 639 Cummins Highway Mattapan Nick just goes around in his carefree unrehearsed way, but how the girls love it. 'S CLAIRE M. DOHERTY 14 Meadowlark Ave. Mattapan 1.111 fluff I: lm!! l.' Nrlflffv Ifr. In lg Nllnlfnl lmlmll I. Clare is an A-No. l student and a leader in all she under- takes. We all wish her luck in her chosen profession as a nurse. ALGARD F. DOWGAS 23 Cedar St, Dorchester ' . 1 . w I-fmtfuzfl 1, lfml: -. v. Al is a quiet senior from Dorchester who never bothers anyone and who is liked by all. LOUISE E. DEVLIN 55 Oak St. Hyde Park Louise is a very energetic girl. She loves to dance and :an be seen at almost all local social affairs having a merry time. M. GRACE DiLILLO 88 Readville St. Readville Gracie is small and sweet and appears to be quiet and reserved until you know her. Then you will find her full of fun and a wonderful person. MARION F. DITULLIO 55 Summer St, Hyde Park NVIIIIII l:I'i'H!' 2. I, If .Af..'I. Iiwlf. 3: .Slzulrnl fjfmruil 25 f.'fIll7f!'I Rwjl. 3. Marion can always be found where you find fun and ex- citement. Her grand person- ality has made her a very popular member of the class. MARGUERITE I. DONOGHUE 80 Richmere Rd. Mattapan Peggy has a very pleasing disposition. We. her class- mates, and all her friends wish her luck in her future :areer as a bookkeper. MARIE M. DOWNEY 9 Walk Hill St. Iamaica Plain Sulfur l:f'I'Hl 2: Mum! fum- nzzifrf' 2: llfnfrrfm Lfuli 2. 3. Cuff I. Sweet personality full of rascality that's our Marie whom everybody likes. Her understanding and thoughtfull- ness with her fun loving ways make her a friend that can't be beat. WALTER F. DOWNING 30 Austin St, Hyde Park lilllllll' Hull 2. RMI Clritx lfwli. 4. Walter is a good student whose quiet and smiling man- ner is admired by all. H. NANCY DUNN 135 Milton Ave. Hyde Park Ii11.xkcfIImIl2: Nnzim' Ifwwiu' 2: Ilirlznritim 2. Nancy is our small and blonde deb from 102. We are all sorry she must leave without her other hali in the junior class. DOROTHY L. FATA 37 Sunnyside Ave. Hyde Park Kiln' CluI13. Dotty is the happy-go-lucky type who likes iun and who has fun. She has a keen wit that can keep you roaring with laughter. ERIK E. FEHRM 33 Rosemary Rd. Mcrttapan Km lflulz I: Stzzrlrni Cnumil 3: l1'im1.x 2. 7: liurlf 2. 15 l.i1'11I. 1: Pzllflif' Sjiwnlcirlg I. Erik has a hearty laugh and likes to listen to a good joke. He is very well liked by everyone. DOROTHY P. FERMANO 54 Gordan Ave. Hyde Park Jul. Hrjl. 2: Nzfnifii Hum '5 -. 3. Dottie is the other half oi the Browne-Fermano duet. She is everyone's pal and we all will miss her willingness to lend a helping hand. HENRY DRAMMIS 4 Hawthorne Terr. Roslindale hflllfll li'f'i'll!' 4: lffmllzrlll 2. ?, J: l3'll.YkI'fll!lH 3. 43 .I-lllfll 2. 3.111':IltI'flIlH2,'f.'fffllllff 1',' Aft fllllf li .-ful. lfrff. 1. I5 liuml 2. 3. l.'l.1fi1f. 4. Henry is as big as his activities are many. and no one could help liking him. WILLIAM T. DUNN 143 Milton Ave. Hyde Park Ilrum Ifurjis 2. 3. -I. Bill is a happyrgo-lucky boy with many friends in both Hyde Park and Militon. IAMES F. FEENEY l3 Water St. Hyde Park Footer is a quiet boy with a quick smile which wins him many friends. DONALD E. FENTON 46 Summit St. Hyde Park Ding is an easy going boy who likes everyone and is liked by everyone. M. DOLORES FERRANDE 3l Dana Ave. Hyde Park vulfif l11'a'ur2. ?. If I nlmizw -. ', w 1. I.1f11l. -. Dolores is CI girl with a lot of talent. We have all enjoyed her many appear- ances in the Senior Re- vues . Her ability should make her a great dancing star. ROBERT M. FITZGERALD 5 O'Connell Rd, Dorchester Bob is quiet and friendly and also a very good student. His pleasing personailty has won him many friends, CONSTANCE M. s FLEMING 5 Greenwood Square Hyde Park Don't let Connie's quiet manner fool you. Underneath that blond hair and those blue eyes is someone who will burst forth with humor if given the chance. IOAN K. FOLEY 32 Hillside St. Hyde Park llmlm Hull 2. I, I. Linda is our pet name for Ioan. She is full of fun and gaiety and puzzles us all as to how she never fails to miss the Honor Roll. LUCILLE M. FOURNIER 248 Austin St. Hyde Park liutlnllmll I. 7, lf lrrmzs 2. I. If lifnlmmlfm 2. 7. lj Mt!! lin!! If hmrlimlzttif llmxlm! 35 Ilruf.. Nufflmi 3: Inn' nf Holt Ig Iliftfwfrt fluff ? Peppy and popular that's our Lou. DAVID V. FREEMAN 32 Payson Ave. Dorchester IVMI1 R 4: f fzjfmiw 4: limit, ful.. f.'V'tI1f' HH VH 3. 4. Dave is the tallest boy in his room and is well liked by all. He also is a good ath- lete. PAUL I. FITZPATRICK 68 Norfolk St. Dorchester lImrf'ff1,' 25 'l'frlll,' 2. 35111111 I Paul is a tall fellow from l23 who resides in Dorchester. We expect big things from him. FRANCIS I. FLYNN 163 Austin St. Hyde Park lirlslcfllmll 25 hull 2. Red can be found where- ever theres trouble. His cheerful personality makes him the funniest boy in l23. ELIZABETH A. FORTIER 3864 Washington St. Roslindale Betty is another quiet girl. but her friends say that to know her is to love her. FRANCIS R. FREDERICKS I9 River St. Mattapan I' ffff lflrll 2. if l'i1l1l: 2, 7. lliufu mul Iingff Luffy 2, I Buddy is the muscleman of room 20 and may always be seen at lunch time outside room l20 talking to a certain member of the fair sex. ROBERT A. FUOCO 33 Easton Ave. Hyde Park liflnlm' V lj Iwmlfffl- Y 7. ff llf1wf.'1I'fm'l 2. 35 fttllll f 7, ig llfiml 2. 7. lj lVtll'fl1rrf, X. Ilfuf N'f1fl!f!f.f.'l1fi1l,f. 'l'f'z'11F J. Mrlifn Ilrzru 4. Bob doesn't need any intro- ductioni he is a swell fellow and his record speaks for it- self. IOANNE M. GAGNON 263 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Blue-eyed. golden haired Io is as cheerful and carefree as a breeze. Her amiability and keen sense of humor have made her a favorite among us all. EDWARD GARABEDIAN 30 Norseland Ave. Newton Centre Smit -lg Swim Itvwue 4. Eddie is very quiet but very well-liked boy from far out of town. IOAN B. GEBHARDT 56 Walter St. Roslindale l,i1'11I. 2: Swzim' Rmizu' 2, 3. Ioan is quiet and demure, but her friendly manner cmd keen sense of humor have gained her many friends at Hyde Park High. GINA L. GIANNANGELO 51 East Glenwood Ave. Hyde Park Ilmlm' Roll 2: film' fflulz 2. Gina is always full of fun. There's never a dull moment when Gina is around. FRANCIS E. GILLESPIE ll2 School St. Roxbury lfllllllllllf Quiet and shy, Don't ask us why. But the girls all whistle As he walks by. CHARLES B. GALLIVAN 16 Mattakeeset St. Mattapan lfmlnlfzrlfl 35 Iluxrlfrllf If . x Infll. I. llrmru liull 2. 1. I, Charlie is well liked and very smart and he should go places in this cruel world. IACQUELINE R. GARDNER 115 Navarre St. Hyde Park Urflfullrl 1. Iackie, one of the quiet members of the senior class. has many friends because of her pleasing manner. MARY E. GENTILE 10 Sunnyside St. Hyde Park llfmm' Roll 2: .Nrrlirfr lfrwzzf 3. Mary's amiable and friend- ly disposition is one of her greatest assets. All who know her like her. IOAN P. GIARDINO 31 Gordon Ave. Hyde Park ffiillfll HHH 2: fvfrl' Lfllfn 25 Nrn1m'Ifr'1'l1r'2. 3, I. Ioan is our Senior Revue girl. Her dancing and ballet have thrilled many an audi- ence and we hope that the future will hold just as much success. DONALD E. GILLIS 78 Mattapan St. Mattapan lffffi'ffflH f. Don is a killer-diller from Mattapan with looks and per- sonality, 1731 IOSEPH GOFF 322 Hyde Park Ave. Iamaica Plain 'lirnuix I: fllllllll I: klkllllll If Ilrlxrflrrllf 4. Ioe comes a long way to school but when he gets here really settles down to work whether in his classes or in activities. ANN M. GREELEY 1523 River St. Hyde Park Ann's smart clothes and sweet disposition have made her outstanding among her classmates. IUNE M. GRIFFIN 28 Mercier Ave. Dorchester Nlmlrnl ffuumil 3, I: Nzrim- lllfPIg 3. -I: hl'f'7'l'lIll'Y 3. 1: Sm:- mi ltrrllc' 4. Iune is a very likeable per- son. When she's around. everything is bright and cheery. We wish Iune suc- cess as a secretary. RICHARD A. GUERINI 160 Savannah Ave. Mattapan I-fmllmll I: llrum lfmpt 2. ., . 1. lg Ilflll. I. Richie is one of the more studious boys from Room 20. His good sense of humor is ap- preciated by all. PAULINE U. HALL l7 Cedar St. Dorchester Nlrlffful flfllflllf 15 flllfffllvll 1' Pauline's favorite question is, Who did the math assign- ment? The business field is her goal and with her enthusi- asm we're sure Pauline will be a success. ROSEMARY I. GORMAN 742 River St. Mattapan f,1IHI'il'l Rrjn. 35 Nzwillzlfzirlig Y. Terry always has a smile ready for students and teach- ers alike. Her artistic talent will some day lead her to success. VICTOR 1. GRENDA 32 Dana Ave. Hyde Park Iirmrl 2, 3. I. Victor is an excellent stu- dent and he also has a nice personality which attracts many friends. FREDERICK E. GROVES 38 Florence St. Roslindale Slmlvrzl Ifnurzril I. Where there's smoke there's fire. And Fred is certainly a hot rock. RICHARD H. HAINES 93 Williams Ave, Hyde Park Ifuml 3. 4. Dick may be seen bike rid- ing back and forth to school every day. He goes about his work with smiling confi- dence and efficiency. RUSSELL W. HALLER 17 Rosa St. Hyde Park tffurzrr 2. 7, J: lt'11r'k i. lg Nnfflll fum. Tj NlHllt'VIff1IH'lf f1ll:l1lmni2.3.-l. This lanky lad is the studi- ous type. His quiet efficient manner promises success for him. CONSTANCE R. HANNON 57 Halliday St. Roslindale NI111l111I l.1111111il ig III111 NI111 13111. l.' l'11f1l11 Xl11'11lt1114g I: lI111l111111l1111 l. Connie is the girl with that personality plus. With her snappy clothes and peppy personality she is adored by all her classmates, WILLIAM O. HANSON ll7 Clare Ave. Hyde Park I'1111Il1r1ll.II.g1. lj liuglr 1111111 '7 Bill was a great help to Coach Kilroy during the loot- ball season. He hopes to be- come a big wheel in the meat processing industry. DOROTHY M. HART 27 Thacher St. Hyde Park St111l1'11I fllllllllil 2: ffllfllllfll 2: f1Il!'l'l'l!'IlIll'l 2, 3: film' l.'l11l1 3: N1'11i111 If1'i'Il1' 3. 4: N:1'i111111i11g if lr. lfrll lfmii I. Popular Dottie is noted lor her pleasing and winning manner, her beautiful clothes. and her long glossy hair. IUNE A. HARTIN 7 Beautield St. Dorchester I1111l. 25 N11'1111111i11-3 3'. 43 N111- 1l1'11I 1111111111 I: V111111 IJ1'1'111 li l'1'1'-lI11a'1'1x flllll I. Iune's a favorite among us all. Her enthusiasm for sports and her liveliness make her welcome in any company, Iune will go lar in her career as a secretary, GLADYS V. HICKEY 210 Fairmount Ave. Hyde Park Gladys is the girl with all the sparkle and pep, Her twinkling blue eyes and quick smile have won her many friends. MARY P. HANNON B4 Milton Ave. Hyde Park lI11wl.'1Il111ll 2. 81111111 I11. 111 2. Nursing is Mary's goal in life. Her pleasant smile and lovely curly tresses will help any patient make a quick re- covery, CHRISTINE G. HARRIS ll Hollingsworth St. Mattapan l1111l11111lc.' 1.111 l,!11l1 2: lllll' 11141li1x l.'l11l1 2: I,11111i1'1 NIMH 1, lg Ii1111xI1'1s fflllll 35 1111111- 1111l11111.ll111,xl111l 15 II1111111 Itull I. ff lfffl, In A. IZ. N. l'. il. if l'11l1li1 Nj11v1l:i114g I: I-11111111 If lilllliil li111111l111xl I. A great record and a won- deriul girl. ELIZABETH I. HART 307 West St. Hyde Park II1111111 Hull 2. 35 li11.xkf'll111ll 2, ?. lg 8111111111125 film' l.'l11l1 35 S11111'1' 3,'.S1'7lilll Hl'l'Ill' li 'Ii1'1111i,x if lflllllllillfllll I. Betty is tall and slim, and Boston Clerical is her desti- nation. She will make a wonderful secretary in a cer- tain trucking concern. EARLE I. HAZELETT 1026 Hyde lrrula 1. 3 I: NI111l1'11l l. Earle is stars. He once you Park Ave. Hyde Park 4. 1.11111 f,111111l1x IJIIIIII ll I: l,11'11I. one of our track also believes that start a job you should follow through with it. LUCILLE V. HILL 9 Friendship Road Hyde Park 1111-l'11'x11l1'11l 15 81111111 H1- - . 1 i'Hl 3. If Ii11xl11'll111ll 2. ?. If I111111x 7 1 I I111l111111I1 Il ' ..1 I-. ?. If N11fll111ll 2. 1. If f.1111l- 1111l11111 .U111xl111l ig 1.1111111111 7 iq Nffrrrl Hull -. 1. I: Ii1111s11'1s 1.11111 15 I-1 1'l1l II111l11'x ?. If lI1111l f.l11'1'1 l,1'IHll'l i. lg I'11l11'11 N,11'11l:i11.g 4: l.l1'1f l.f11l1 -Q . - 1. 15 6,1111 611111 1.4. Lou's many activities show why she is one of our most 'Q ir. I7- fit J6- way DONALD E. HILLIARD 18 Sunnyside Ave. Hyde Park llfllf. If vnim IC4'z'vn- 34 I. Here's a boy with talent which isn't hidden. Don is the top accordion player for many miles around. ELIZABETH A. HOLLAND l09 Arlington St. Hyde Park f.ulu'i1'1' lfrjr, 1' NulirlI low' IIIIIIIV' if YVIIIIII l:I'l'HI' I.' l.l1'r fflulf I. Betty, with he: blond hair and friendly manner, has caused many a heart to flutter. We wish her success in her chosen field. MARY A. HORAN l8B Wood Ave. Hyde Park lirl.sl:1'IIullI 2: 'l'w1mis 25 Kutl- Imll 2: llulmr Roll 2, 3. Mary is a very likeable per- son full of fun and very easy along with. If ever to get anyone needs help. Mary is always ready to lend a help- ing hand. IEAN E. HUMPHREY 1078 Adams St. Dorchester Iean's quiet manner and friendly smile have won her a host of friends. ROBERT IVERSON 10 Williams Ave. Hyde Park lllllllli 7. I. lrful: I. Ilfnl. I. Bob is a good kid who takes delight in ribbing the teachers who are disarmed by his friendly smile and his schol- astic ability. DARRELL C. HOAG 500 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park .LIIIVXIIIII 3: llrnlrn Rull 3. Darrell has a personality all his own. His ability to think should bring him suc- cess later on in life. RICHARD E. HOOK 156 Summit St. Hyde Park 'I'r'r1r1i.x 3, I: 'lvrnk 3: llrnkri -I' lrlfflum I' Inf' I'nw nl Avi Llnlf I: llrnmr Hull 3. PI. The saying Sti1l waters run deep , certainly applies to Dick, He doesn't have much to say, but when he does, it's well worth listening to. HARRY E. HOYT B0 Warren Ave. Hyde Park .llurxlml ?.' Ilrmm' Roll 2. i. Harry makes up for what he lacks in size in pep and spirit. A good student, Harry still finds time to participate in classroom pranks. ARTHUR I. INGRAM 50 Birchcroft Rd. Mattapan Art is an easy going fellow with a distinct personality. His impressive smile and wit have won him lasting friends. FREDERICK R. IENSEN 10 Tesla St. Mattapan Blond Freddie thinks he has had enough schooling and he would like to become a sailor in the U. S. Navy. MARTHA E. IOHNSON 50 Thompson St. Hyde Park Itmlzrllmll 25 Nzrinlmillg jf Iiullfmt mill lhnrx fluff 1. Martha's carefree nature and witty manner have gain- ed her many friends. WALTER I. IUZUKONIS 23 Lockwood St. Hyde Park Walter is a swell fellow from room 20 whose ever present smile has won him many friends. THOMAS H. KEEGAN ll2 Central Ave. Hyde Park Iiu.xkr'Ilmll 3. I. Around and around he goes tcorridors that isl and where he lands none of his teachers know. MILDRED C. KENNEDY 2261 Dorchester Ave. Dorchester 1,111 Llulf gf lmrlvlllrlliuri .llzllilmll 3: llmmr Roll 2. 3. J: f.HlHIll NIMH J: l'ulrli1 xirulcing 4: I.'rw:li1'v ll tiling lj NVVIIIII' H1'i'H1' 2. I. 'fi lirlxkwllmll 2. 3. 4. With all Millie's activities one might wonder where she finds time to be an honor roll student. DOROTHY L. KINLIN l0 Mt. Pleasant St. Hyde Park f.mnir'r Iirjf, 2: lzrnl. 2: 'lumix 25 lirulminlnn 25 hfffl' fulfl 25 Nrrlzm II1'1'Hr' 2, 3. 4. Sparkling dark eyes and flashing smile characterize our Dottie . We wonder where she gets all that sparkle and P9P- ELAINE M. IORDAN 3 Crown St. Mattapan 1.f'ff fluff ff llnrmr Huff 2. 35 lif1tl.'1Ilnl.lf f. l. llnrllrrlrf rf I Elaine's lusty cheers have helped us win magy a game. Her charm and sincerity have made her a very likeable sen- tor. PATRICK A. KEARNEY 74 Neponset Ave. Roslindale 'I'1rlrl: 2. I. I: Iirlxrlfrlfl ff Hlllllf 3. A pleasant smile and a pleasing disposition make Pat a very well liked Iellow. MARGUERITE A. KEHOE 448 Gallivan Blvd. Dorchester Marguerite is one of the quiet members of the senior class. Her hobby is art in which she excels and we know she will excel in any- thing she undertakes. PHILIP I. KENNEDY 505 Cummins Highway Roslindale Vmlfnl fulllllll 3. Phil is a product of Roslin- dale and a good time Charley if there ever was one. He is a friend to everyone he comes in Contact with. He can attrib- ute this to that winning smile. IEANNETTE F. KIPPENBERGER 22 Bearse Ave. Dorchester Nfnrlwn! luumil 2: flllllllfll 2. lillllfms rmrl Iiuzrs ?.' vrifll fvnflnliiiwr ?. Dark, flashing eyes and long auburn hair characterize Ieanette. Her hobby is sew- ing. Her many friends expect nront thinas for her. .. '3 'W at-'W' of ,gQ9 . fi 4- DORIS M. KOBS 226 Fairmount Ave. Hyde Park fflllllft l1wf1.2. Doris is Miss Nonchalance herself. Nothing bothers Doris except getting her homelesson done and the success of the Debs . BETTY LAGODMOS 629 River St. Mattapan Vivid black hair and sparkl ling eyes are the outstanding features of our Betty. She is full of mischief, but is a good student and a true friend. CLAIRE T. LANATA 44 Rexford St. Mattapan f,Illl7ll'I I. Claire is noted for her work on the school magazine. Al- though she is one of our quieter seniors, she can al- always be depended upon when a job has to be done. BARBARA L. LAST 25 Dracut St. Dorchester Barb with her quiet man- ner is apt to fool people, but we know that she is full of fun and will make a success of whatever she does. DOROTHY M. LEDBETTER 247 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Full of fun is our Dottie and her sparkling wit is loved by all. We all know that Dottie will be a success in whatever she chooses CHARLES H. La BRECK 100 Park St. Dorchester Charley is a quiet guy but he has plenty on the ball. He has numerous friends and is liked by all. IEAN LaROCQUE, lr. ll6O Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park l.nmn': L' Ilmmi Itull 1. I.' Ynrrlmfflt I: l.ll,lIllflI I. lean is a quiet fellow whose ambition is to join the Air Force. HELEN M. LANG 25 Radcliffe Road Mattapan l.I11'rrI1'rnl:'z If xfllllfl' Ifrwm 35 .llurxlfrll 3: Ilrulmiulml I. Helen is another one of the cute cheerleaders from 109. Her beautiful hair and cute smile are the envy of many a girl. IOHN M. LAZAROVICH 22 East Glenwood Ave Hyde Park Iohnny is handsome. with a wonderful smile: He makes life for the girls of H. P. H. worth while. ROBERT E. LEE 4 Fuller St, Dorchester I zz ul. I General Bob is full of pep and his wit keeps us laughing all the time. A' Quite the busy HENRY I. LEPORI 15 Mason St. Hyde Park llfllllfl Hull 2. I. f. Lava's ever ready smile has won him many friends among teachers and pupils alike. ROBERT P. LEWIS 9 Don St. Dorchester lluslfrllfull 35 fm!! I. lj 'l'mrl: lg Iimrlullf 4: Ifllllll '35 U:- rllmllu 3: Ifmzlm If ffnzlrirr I. l:.llrll.xfl1Al ?:l'ul1lif Nllflllf' 111.1 r': llmliu I: lllllflll Ilrrl from lj lvfrlllmulr If Nfllflll Ifrwm' I. Bob is the lad with a host of friends. He is athletic and popular, yet modest and sin- Cere. BARBARA R. LOCKHART 163 Williams Ave Hyde Park Vninr lfl'I'llI' 4: Iirnnlvrx 3. Cute and peppy and two adjectives that describe our Bobs periectly. With her winning smile and friendly personality she will have no trouble in making and keep' ing friends. THELMA I. 46 Ventura St. LOVE Dorchester llflxlcrfllmll 35 nl..-I. lfrff, 2, 31 Nlllllfllf fnnnril ?,'I'm1m1 I: Ilfmm lfwllf. 3.1. llrnxlml I. miss. our plhetty brown-eyed Thelma still manages to be on the honor roll. N GLADYS M. LYNCH 1466 Blue Hill Ave, Mattapan lirmxlrrx flllfl ij Mfr: ffllfl I. Nrrzlm lfrrur 2. Sparkle and pep! One who's always hep. Humorous but sweet, Our Gladys can't be beat! MARIORIE A. LEWIS 225 Ashmont St. Dorchester From her outward appear- ance Marge is a quiet girl. but once you know her, you really appreciate her friendly ways. DAVID I. LITTLE 28 Summit St. Hyde Park Data is a friendly fellow always ready with a smile and a good word for every- one. DONALD H. LOCKHART 163 Williams Ave. Hyde Park lim'l:1'x' ?. I: Xrninr Ifrwllr' li I.lr'uI. I. Don is a very friendly fel- low, always ready with a smile and a good word for everyone. M. IOSEPHINE LUCIANI 27 George St. Mattapan To know Io is to like her. She has such a friendly smile and mischievous twinkle in her eye that one finds her a ready companion who is full of fun. MARY E. MacDONALD 543 Talbot Ave. Dorchester Nilllllllllllg ig Ifrnllulnffm 1 If llfrf llrnx lfrll, lf lilllr Nflll I:l',l. If flnllrn Nrnfrli l, Mary's dancing ability makes her a favorite in ama- teur shows. ANN L. MQCDOUGALL 46 Cottage St. Hyde Park Blond and hazel eyed, Ann is one of the cutest seniors. She is full of fun and her beautiful hair and lovely smile have made her quite a pops ular miss. IANE MAHONEY 834 Canterbury St. Roslindale lane will be missed by all her classmates for her friend- ly ways have captured the hearts of many. WILLIAM F. MAHONEY 372 Hyde Park Ave Roslindale Iffmllfull 2. 3. I: 'l'ru1lc 2. 3. If Iimwlmll 2. I. Bill is the boy with the ever ready wit and the pleasant smile. ALMA E. MAMATY 1899 River St. Hyde Park l.ll11'rl1'url1r If l.l1'1' flllll 35 lnjrluirl ?g Srrlim lfrwllr' I. Alma, one of this year's cutest and snappiest cheer- leaders, has won many friends with her pleasing personality. Her lovely smile and beauti- ful clothes make her the envy of many of us. IOAN E. MARSH 26 Austin St. Hyde Park l'fff1f llfrffw' 4.1.11 fflllll jf lfrlrlmffllfftl 7. f. ffflwfr' ff Ilrmu 7. I. We all have a special place in our hearts for our Ioanie. She has a friendly smile for everyone and incidentally she is quite an artist! RALPH P. MADSEN 26 Holmfield Ave. Mattapan l'rmfflrlff' 3. lg ffnff lj lltlllli lf Swim: Ifrrlzr If f.IlIl7ll'P lj lfvlzlffmlr 1. Midge is in on everything. A swell fellow in solid with everyone, he is bound to go places in future life. RUTH A. MAHONEY 30 Irving St. Readville llmlm Hull 3. Ruthie appears quiet to those who don't know her. People are easily fooled for we know her as a girl full of fun and wit. FREDERICK I. MALONEY 46 Union Ave lamaica Plain Fred is a boy from room 20 whose ready smile has al- ways brought him out on top. STELLA R. MAHASCIO l838 River St. Hyde Park . ., . Nlzulrnl fillllllll 1: ,.11'lll, l. This little miss from lO9 gets a big thrill out of fast dancing. With her cut she has a very sp c' Y to make a fr' eve My mis' I 6 HAROLD I. MARTELL 7 Dana Ave. Hyde Park lwmfluzf' 7, lg lkllllk 2. i. 4: lluwlfrll 2. i. -F: Iffmm lfflff' li. lg Nrtllvfft f,J'11wl'vul1lz'r1l. Blushing Red is the rare combination of athlete and scholar. Tops among tops. his record speaks for itself. MARIORIE E. MARTIN 3 Pine Terrace Hyde Park Nflilzlflrix 3. The very enviable combi- nation of blue eyes and dark hair is possessed by cute Marge . With her good na- tured ways we are sure that she will have loads of luck after graduation. IEANNETTE A. MATTALIANO 40 Cleveland St, Hyde Park Ilfmxlmx fluff 2: Nrnzfn Hr- ...W .uf -. One word describes lean- nette' tops! She is full of fun and has a personality that makes her one of the most popular seniors and one who will never be forgotten. MARIORIE L. MCCORMICK 91 Lewis St. Hyde Park Mldge's pretty blue eyes and cute little smile are known by all. With her personality she will surely become as popular in her future career as she is in school. PATRICIA A. MCGEEVER 59 Deforest St. Hyde Park Pat with her sunny smile and twinkling laugh is a fav- orite with her classmates. Her ability to get along with everyone will help her to be a success in life. IOAN E. MCGUIGGAN 12 Almont St. Mattapan ffrltllrf 1. I. The Courier will surely miss Ioan's exceptional ability in taking pictures. She has been a great help to the school magazine and we know that she could go far in the field of photography. PHILIP MARTIN 16 Franklin Terrace Hyde Park lfrnf: f. ?. l.' lwiffllulff f. I ll Ill. f. Phil is a quiet industrious lad whose winning smiles make him a favorite with the boys. MARY MARGARET MCCLEARY 307 West St. Hyde Park f.tt'Ilf1l'l ll Jllmug lf Vnlm lf1't'H1' lg lfunxltlx l.fllf' 2. ig filllllllllffllll f thu ?. Marge is a pal whom we all love. She is one of the live wires of 109 and a nicer or more friendly girl would be hard to find. WILLIAM I. MCDONOUGH 141 Hollingsworth St. Mattapan Mac is one of the more sociable members of our class. In the classroom. Mac's a teacher's delight. LAWRENCE P. MCGOWAN 16 Emmet St. Hyde Park f.1llHf1'l 2: Ihum Lmfn 2. i. f:.Nlml1i,xl1 fflull I5 vnin: lf:- rruf 3. I: Stngr llirrfriur -I. Larry has the art of making friends and we think he will go far in making a future and name for himself. MARY I. MCKINNON 539 Talbot Ave. Dorchester Iiurlminimf 3. l: NU-iffmiiul 35 Iilur' Nlru lfrfji. lj lfiufnt lfrjf, 3: lfmltzfllfrlll 2: Swift. films 3: llrnmz Nmzwlx I. We won't have to wish her luck for it is certain that she will be a success. 'z l l 10 C ? 3. M' an f 'HP IEANNE F. MCLAUGHLIN 51 Hilltop St. Dorchester Lnruirr lj lrrlrlffmlf 4: Nrnim lfrfrrr' l. The friendly gleam in Ieanne's blue eyes, the lovely smile upon her lips- her cheerful disposition, plus the friendliest manner ever make her an outstanding member of the senior class, RICHARD H. MCMULLEN 31 River St. Mattapan llrum mul Hugh' 2. 3. I. One of the quietest boys in the school, Dick is lull oi fun cmd sure is proud of the drum and buqle corps. CONRAD MICHEL 36 Bradlee St. Hyde Park Flifllllf 2. 3. 1. A friend to all who know him and one who gets along fine with all who know him. Conrad wants to be a veter- inary doctor. ALAN R. MINER 87 Westmore Rd. Mattapan This is Alan's first year at H. P. He has made many friends and is interested in sports. MARY I. MONTGOMERY l Greenwood Circle Hyde Park xflllfll lfrwrzr 2. l. I: .-I..-l. Rfff. 2. 3: finlf If Szrinznlirlg 7 Peanut with her shining hair and blue eyes has pleas- us all with her dancing in the Senior Revue. ETHEL F. MCLELLAN 1833 Hyde Park Ave. Readville lirmkrlllflll 2. 3. It 'l'r'r1nis 2. 3. J: Fiwlrl Ilrnlwx 2, 3. l. lflllf' Nlfll lfrfr. fi flfrv' fflllfl 2: CYIIIIIVV' I: llrmfn Hull 2. 3. IJ .llrlmlrrll 3. One never need worry about a dull moment with our Ethel around. Her vim, viqoi. and cute personality make he: a decided hit with all her classmates. ANNE I. MENNO 45 Catherine St. Roslindale lrlffr' fflulf 2. Anne is well liked by all her classmates. She has a very genial disposition and is sure to be a success in what- ever she attempts. MARY E. MILIOTI 19 Murray Hill Rd. Roslindale Swzim' ,fl'T'llC -I. Mary is a girl with a pleas- ing personality and a keen sense of humor. She is ale ways ready to help and is well liked for her many as' sets. IOHN MONTGOMERY l Greenwood Circle Hyde Park lxfiffflillll llgi. 7. If 'l'r1nl.' 2. if lhlwlrrlll I Monty is a fun loving quy everyone likes to have around. He is active in sports, and is always looking for excitement, MARILYN C. MOORE ll5 Walnut St. Dorchester Marilyn is one of the cutest and smallest seniors. She al- ways has a smile for every- one. MATTHEW A. MOORE 54 Cleveland St. Hyde Park Nlurlfni lnunril 25 NITVVHIIN ff! lux 1.11111 I: ,llnnlfrll 7: llnllnf Hull 3. A well-dressed fellow who has many friends that admire his scholastic ability. YVONNE M. MORIN 596 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park lfIlXl1l'HlIlH 2. i. I: bln' Llulf 3 Yvonne's friendliness and pleasant personality have en- deared her to all of us. WILLIAM E. MORTIMER 25 Blake St. Hyde Park Vnim Ifmwu' 3. I. A good looking fellow who gets along with everyone, Bill ought to be a great success. MARGARET T. MULLIGAN ll Westville Rd. Dorchester Xfllflfllf flllllllfl l: Srniru lfrvln' I Pat is a happy-go-lucky girl with a great many friends. Her ability to write poems is envied by all of us. LAWRENCE E. MURPHY 55 Oak St. Hyde Park lifltlzrlflrllf 2. if Ifllwlulfl 2. i . Murph has a great number of friends: he can attribute this to his pleasant smile. ROBERT E. MOORE 95 Orange St. Roslindale rfmflff 2: Nllnlrnl lwlmri! 2, Another product of Roslin- dale who is a swell fellow and gets a kick out of every- thing he does. SHIRLEY ANN MORSE 162 Beaver St. Hyde Park Shirley is a peppy. active young lady. She is the top scorer for the Cougarettes. Her many friends at Hyde Park High agree that they will never forget her, HELENA G. MULCAHY 41 Osceola St. Mattapan llrltlcrllllllf 2. i. l.' Allrllllit 2: lfzulmilliun 2: Nufllrnll 2. 3, !.' lfiwfrl llnlltri' ig f-fn' f.lnl12,'lfu11r'ir'I I: Swnim Rv vm' If Ilmnmlir fllulf 2: 1.011 If Ifrirnlmt 2. Helena's record shows that she is an all 'round gal in everything. KENNETH E. MURDOCK 15 Bearse Ave. Dorchester Kenny is a quiet fellow who never has much to say but doesn't have a hard time making friends. IAMES E. MURRAY 33 Austin St. Hyde Park , . 1 I i lffnl. I. lrmlfl l. lnlwffrlff llflrlrlgrr I lim is quiet but full of fun. And on the track team he sure does run He has ct heart of purest gold. What else need there be told, PAUL I. MURRAY 339 Huntington Ave, Hyde Park A clever fellow who would give you the shirt right off his back, Paul is a great pal to all. TED A. NASH 3 Dell Terrace Hyde Park lluxrlfrlff 2, 3, lj lwmlflllff f. ?, Iffnl: l. Illlllll rlrlrl lirl-gh pl I Down the corridor while you walk You might hear California ac- cented talk, You know right away who it may be Ted Cal Nash yes, it is he. MARIORIE H. NICHOLSON 61 Central Ave. Hyde Park Iirlxlrwlllrlll 2. I: lflvlrl llmlfrx 24 lg f,1Ill?l!'7 li Nflllftl HI fur' 1, lg f.fr'4'f.li1lf 2: llmmr Hull 2. if lnflrlimllmr .Unr- Nlllll What a record! What a smile! What a gal! MILDRED V. NILSSON 102 Walnut St. Dorchester I Il'Hlf mm! v. Millie is the girl from 110 with blue eyes, blond hair. and a cute dimpled smile. She is always full of fun and keeps everyone happy. IOSEPH A. O'BRIEN 77 Neponset Ave. Roslindale l'1w!lnl.i, !.' lirlxrfulll 2. 7. If lIfltl.'1lf'Hlf'x' 2. 7. ff ilifmlx f. i. 4. fufzmrn fi lffmzw 2: r 't . lrfmfl v, Vrrmf IIf.m 1. A handsome fellow who has compiled a great record, He is the key man in every sport and he is admired by the ladies. THERESA R. NAGLE 55 Sunnyside St, Hyde Park Terry's the girl who al- ways has a snappy answer. Full of fun and life, that's our Terry. VICTOR NATALE 18 Roxana St. Hyde Park llflllf 2, li11tl.'rllwlH ff I-'ml fluff I. Vic is a well mannered fel- low who has a great deal of talent. HELEN L. NIETZEL 100 Central Ave. Hyde Park bln' f.lul1 2, lg hfllllll llwriuf lg limxlfrllmlf lj llflrlminlmf lg NIl'illlHllHkQ I, Helen is a very active girl in school and out and has a raft of friends. DONALD I. NORTON 12 Epping Street Dorchester Illur S1111 1511111111 Unfit 2. 7. 1, Izrnlfnmff 1. Don is the class wit and can always be relied upon to keep the class awake. He intends to become a drafts- man. MARGARET M. O'BRIEN 127 Clare Ave. Hyde Park xfllllflll fffumlf I. ?.' Nfffifl Riff. 35 lnufrnfml 25 lup- lum ?,Nfn1w llfrur 3.111.117 ffurln I Peggy is always ready to give a helping hand to every- one. With her charm and personality she is sure to be a success, LOUIS R. O'DONNELL 1927 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park lfmllml! If Ttnrl: I. Another quiet fellow with a pleasing disposition and a friendly smile for all. Louis does his work silently and efficiently. RICHARD T. O'HARA 45 Clifford St. Readville 1 1 llwlnx v, I, Luft 3.11. Dick is a brilliant fellow and a good athlete. ANTHONY OLIVIERI 10 Elliot St. Hyde Park Ilnrlcfx 2. 3. I: Ifrlwlfrlll 3: ffrrm f.'mmlz'x I: 'l'rnr'k 4: lilur' hllll' lfrfl. rl: Drum lfmjax 2. 3. I: l.i1'uf. -I: l'rrn'- lmnk 4: l'i1r-l'w'.vi1I1'111 if Srnirn lffwltl' -I. Outstanding athletic ability and social activity plus a oleasant personality -W that's ony, WALTER E. OLSON 20 Avondale St, Dorchester 'I'mrlr I. Swede is Mattapan's gift to the gals at H.P.H. His school record in studies com- bined with a swell person' ality has made him tops with everyone. IOAN A. O'SULLIVAN l9 Lewiston St. Hyde Park lirulcfllmll 2. ?.l.'fi1'f1ll1w1l:- rx 2. 3. 1: f.lllI'I'lf'Ill1l'I F: Ilrmxirfx fluff 3: Swimming 2, Nrlllm Ifrwlll' 2. 3. -If Ifullnm rmrl Iifmw fluff if f.llHIl,l'I H1 jf, 2: Iirlrlrrlhtlfm I: il-7l'1lKl1lI'7 3, Sully is one of our peppi- est seniors. She spends most of her spare time at the Chez Vous. IOSEPH D. O'HARA 42 Pleasant St. Hyde Park Ifmllulll lj 'IAVIIIL' l.' Hugh' 7, I: llfllflllllllf If Iflur Nflll 2, loe is an easy going fellow with a distinct personality. His impressive smile and wit have won him many lasting friends. WILLIAM E. O'HARE 215 Reservation Rd. Hyde Park lwmlllnl' 2, 3. I: 'lirnlr 3:8111- lllllf f.u.'u4il 2. 3: .-l..'l. Hrjr. 25 Mfriul f.mwl1lill1'r 2: lfrrl fum Hfff. lf lirlll. 2: ffnffl. 1. l, hlllllli lf4'1'Hf' f. Bill hopes someday to be I. Edgar Hoover's right hand man. MADELINE R. O'LOUGHLIN l4l Wood Ave. Hyde Park t.uuri1'r llrjr. 2: Nrrilllflrrs 3: Ilmuu 110112. i, li lrflzlmnlc I: llrrnl fifllllllllfillll .lllltilllll 3. Madeline is one of our pride and joy gals. Smart, neat. exact, and always gay. IOSEPH I. O'ROURKE 321 Wood Ave, Hyde Park Iimrlmll 3. I: liutkrllulll 7. I. Wahoo has a great sense oi humor with that Irish wit. In baseball and basketball his playing and scoring ability has won him many friends. HOWARD T. OTIS lU Oak St. Hyde Park I if ni. I. Everyone will miss Howie's pleasing smile and good sense of humor. 'D- .vj'l GLORIA R. PACIOTTI 220 Kennebec St. Mattapan liullwrn mul linux lmiff v. Iimfxfwm flnll 3' Gloria is very attractive with her pretty hair and pleas- ant smile. With her ability to wear clothes, and pleasant personality, she's well on her way to success. MARGARET L. PAINE 75 Harvard Ave. Hyde Park f.lrf fllfll 2, I, lj lililf Wm llr lf, l. lVlargy with her pleasing personality and carefree way has won many friends at Hyde Park High. She has a smile for everyone. MARGARET PALOMBI 112 Westminster St. Hyde Park ,llr'1il. 2, if llfmm Hull 2. Margaret's quiet but friend- ly disposition has won her many friends at Hyde Park High. IEAN R. PAPASEDERO 3 Adams St. Hyde Park Sf Mlm Ht. in l, Ieannie is one of our quiet girls of ll0 but outside of school she's tops in the social world. MARGARET B. PATTEN 1052 Washington St. Dorchester ffm fllllf ' 7 I liflilwflffl l, lliwxtfw fflllll l. Peggy is one of our petite seniors who is popular with all, due to her pleasing per- sonality and friendly dispo- sition. ELIZABETH A. PADDEN 24 Dell Ave. Hyde Park N lll'fl lIr'.'H1' 2. 1, lj lifimlf ni fluff if uffnlmzlimf ilm mul 35 fnnllrmllmf lslnf I. Betty is always full of pep and vigor. She can always be found rooting at all the basket- ball and football games. MARY A. PALMIERI 147 Neponset Ave. Dorchester Mary is one of our smart Iuniors who graduates this year. We know she mill be a success in business college. LOUIS F. PALUMBO 1531 River St. Hyde Park vlllllll 2. 3. lj lirrwlnlll Mgr. l w Lou is Coach Kilroy's right- hand man during the track season. He is also a fine competitor and hard worker. HARRY I. PATHIAKIS 5-1 Rexford St. Mattapan I I lfrfr i. lniu ffffltflf' l lllzl v I . f -' . . Harry is one of the track stars in the school, His mod- esty and athletic ability have made him very popular. DOROTHY L. PEARCE llll Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Dottie is one of our prettiest seniors with her lovely blond hair and sparkling blue eyes. Her cute New York accentand pleasant smile make her very popular. CLAIRE A. PEATFIELD 69 Prospect St. Hyde Park mlm' I.lul1 2. if Srmm lfrwur ' i' ffllllllf I Claire is our musical gal. She is always singing and planning on her future in nursing. PAUL I. PELLETIER 59 Belnel Hd. Mattapan Iluwlzull 2. I. Paul's winning smile and easy disposition have gained him a host of friends. GUY R. PEZNOLA, Ir. 83 Blake St, Mcrttapan IWIIIIIIIIH 3. -I5 llmlcrx' 3. I: 'I'z111'Ir 2. iq SIIIIIFIII lfozmril 3 rl'r'1'.s.j If Swiirn' lffillll' 3. I: .llmixlml 3: liunrl 2. 35 l.1ruI. I. Nrlmnl Ifwjr. I. Guy is the brains ot 223. His ambition is to be an automo- bile salesman. ELEANOR I. POWELL 8 Mulrey St. Mattapan 5il'lIIIIllIlIg 3: Swnirn Ifffwur I. Eleanor's pleasing smile and sparkling personality have won her many friends. IAMES A. PUNCH 24 Mildren Ave. Mattapan lhuln fmjm 2. 3: Iirlwfhnll I: illflllk I. lim is a swell fellow and full oi fun. ALBERT I. PELLAGRINI 56 Colchester St. Readville lIuwIn1II I: Vllllllli I: SIIIIIIIII fffnnfzIl.'I1rr1l. I. Al is a transfer irom R. M. H. S. His modest manner and pleasant disposition have made him well liked here. CAROLI G. PEPI 56 Washington St. Hyde Park llmlm' Ifnll I: NIIIIIIIIVIX '45 f.r1'nIi1w' llrilirllg I5 fflllllifl 2. I: IilI.XIH'llIIIH I.' lfwrl Linn I. Caroli, although she ap- pears quiet, is liable to say whatever comes to mind so watch out! She's kept on her toes by her ballet. MARGUERITE A. PICCIRILLI 35 Water St. Hyde Park 1 , A..-1.Itfj1. 7. Marguerite has a very pleasing personality and is well liked by all. Though she appears quiet, she is really full of lun, ANN M. PULEO 72 Chickatawbut St. Dorchester Xrfizim lf1'i'H!' 3, I. Though Ann appears to be quiet. she is really full ol fun. We shall always re- member her as a fine friend. NATALIE A. PUTNICKI 35 Hopewell Rd. Mattapan lfffffxlfls f.Il1Il if Nrlifrfl Hr' .uf I. Nicky is always full of pep. Her pleasant smile, pretty clothes, and personality have made her one of our most popular seniors. ,OV wr. EDWARD I. RASMUSSEN 10 Egleston St. Iamaica Plain Some day Ed would like be a theatrical producer. Most of his spare time is spent at vaudeville shows and movie theaters. RICHARD REIS Z4 Willis St. Dorchester YIQIIIIIJ 35 011111111 NIMH 3. ff I'11l1li1 8111111111143 1. I: I'11111111 I: X1111111 liI'i'Hl' 1. Dick likes books and is Mrs. Ecker's most capable assist- ant. CONSTANCE T. RICCI 5 East Glenwood Ave. Hyde Park With lovely black hair. laughing brown eyes. and a flawless complexion, Con- stance is understanding. thoughtful, and full of mis- chievous pranks, FRANK RICHARDSON 871 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Frank spends most of his time mixing sodas at Harry's :nut he still has time for his studies. EDWARD F. ROSKO 44 Sunnyside St. Hyde Park I'1111f.' 1. ff N1 111111 l111'1I1 f. Ed is a P.G. this year. The good news of his ability to graduate last Iune came tOO late to include him in the 1949 Yearbook. He plans to go to college to study forestry and agriculture. IOAN L. REED 41 Idaho St. Mattapan II1111111 lffflff. ?.l.'Itl111'N1111 lj l.!11- 1.11111 2. ?, lf U1- 1l11xl111 f. 3. If 8111111111111 ig l11'11t111ff jf li11xlc1'lll11ll ff N1'111111 II1.'111' 2. 7: N11'i111111i11g 35 1.1111111111 3: l.i1'11l. 2. As her record shows Ioan is tops in everything and is one of our best liked sen- iors. HAZEL R. REITSMA 47 Loring St. Hyde Park lf11xl:1'll111H !.' li111l111i11I1111 l.' l.l11' ff11f1 25 hI'IllII1 1117111 I. Toddy is our tiny basket- ball player. She can usually be found at the Hyde Park IAMES G. RICCI 1001 River St. Hyde Park fllflllli 25 Iillllll ?. Iimmy has been your butter and egg man at Kennedy's tn Hyde Park for the past :wo years and is also a key 'nan in the lunch room. BARBARA A. ROONEY 131 Greenfield Rd. Mattapan I l1111f1111I11 lj N1111111 lf1'.111' 1 'Q I Barbara has many talents and one of them is dancing. Her pleasing personality and charming ways have made her a true friend. THOMAS S. ROSS 18 Canton St. Mattapan Big Tom is the quiet type. His main ambition is to go to college. FREDERICK I. ROUSSEAU 9 Quincy Ave. East Dedham Aside from being a good machinist Fred also has a pleasing personality which should help him in the years to come. FRANCIS l. RUDY 2 Cleveland St. Hyde Park Francis is a quiet fellow whose ability should get him places in the future. CARMEN D. RUZZO 7l8 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park Xlllilll lf1'x'111' 2, 7,15 l,'11111i1'1 lf1'j1. 2: 'l'r111'k 2, 3: li111l.sI1'1.f l.'l11l1 2. Combine pep, talent, and personality and you have our one and only Carmen. He hopes some day to enter poll' tics. FRANK I. SACCO 10 Neponset Ave. Hyde Park lf11s1'l111ll 2: 3, -I: I-'1m!l111ll I 1.Ug1.1.' If1lNk1'1Illlll I: lf11111l I. Frank is an ardent sports lan and never tails to bring in the morning paper to up- hold his arguments. HARRY S. SALERNO 38 Navarre St. Roslindale lJlll'llfH!l1S 2. 1. I, f.ll,lI. 1'. Happy-go-lucky Sash al- ways has a smile for every- body. His chief interest in school is leading the Drum and Bugle Corps. BARBARA M. ROUTIER 50 Burt St. Dorchester Poised and pretty, Barbara has charm and personality which has won her many friends. There can be nothing but happiness in store for such a wonderful girl. DOLORES P. RUSSO 23 Lincoln St. Hyde Park N111i11l f.'11n111lill1'1' 3: Sl111l1'l1l l,1111111Il ?. Dolores is one ol our cutest Seniors with a personality hard to beat. BARBARA A. SACCARDO 70 Bateman St. Roslindale Nfllllfllf fflllllllil i: S1'11i111 lf1'i'lll' 4: T1'11r1i.s 7. l:.N111!l111ll l. 4: lfll.Xkl'tIlIlll 3. I: fmlf 3, I: li1uI1r1i11t1n1 4. Bobbie with her sparkling eyes- curly hair, and keen sense of humor is as sweet a miss as you would want to meet. ANN M. SALERNO 38 Navarre St. Roslindale Perhaps the tact that Ann talks very little but always looks cheerful, accounts tor her friendly personality. FLORENCE A. SANTILLI 108 Dana Ave. Hyde Park llffmff Hull I. The old saying Good things come in small packages, cer- tainly applies to our Florence. IOSEPH A. SCHEPIS 641 Walk Hill St. Mattapan Ioe is the artist from room 20. Samples of his work can be found in numerous places. MARTHA M. SCHWALM 682 River St. Mattapan Ilmmr Hull 2. ?. Martha's pleasing person- ality and quiet manner have won her many friends at Hyde Park High. IOSEPHINE A. SERENA 24 Summer St. Hyde Park I'n.xl l.n'uI. 1. Io is that versatile young lady with every strand of hair in the proper place. Her pleasant personality and charming smile have won her many friends. IOHN R. SHANKS 18 Massasoit St. Mattapan flillfllllll 2. i. If xl..-I. Ilrfl. T: sfllllll I!1'z'ur T. l.' IIIHIUI llrfl flint l. Athlete, ballet star, com- mittee chairman. Iack's a lead- er and a guy we're proud to know. PHILIP SHUTE lOll Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park I-Jmllmll 1, 7. 4: Jul. lffjf. l. Very few people will forget Phil's football debut in 1947. Since then his agressive type of play has helped our team greatly. CAROLYN T. SCHWAAB I0 Pentfield St. Roslindale !.lrr' f.lulf 2: f.HIlIll I' Ifrjn, 1. We all know that Carolyn will be a success in her opera career after she leaves school, BARBARA A. SEALE 19 Gwinnett St. Hyde Park XIVIVIIUIIHQ I. ?. lg vl'l'HHfX 2. I, lj ffrnlul Huff 35 Igllll Slut lfrjf. I. Barbara is one of our lively Seniors who always has a smile for everyone. She has made many friends with her gay personality. DOMINIC F. SESTITO 60 Damrell Ave. Hyde Park l.iruI. I. Dom is the quiet, efficient type, but when there is a job to be done you can always rely upon him to do it. ADELE I. SHEEHAN 26 Burgoyne St. Dorchester lfmulfl fflllll 2. If RW' f-VNU lg Nrnim HITIII' 2. 3. l.' llmnruliv llulf I5 llntlcrllfull ' l Adele has made many last- ing friends with her cheerful manner and pleasant smile. IOHN I. SIDLOWSKI l072 Truman Highway Hyde Park Sid is the lad who would rather hunt and fish than do anything else. EUGENE SIGNORI 171 Messenger St. Mattapan lwfflfnll lj lnjilnm I. Gene is the best draftsman in Room 20. He is well liked by everyone. IOHN F. SLANEY 74 Hollingsworth St. Mattapan lnffiuin 4. Big as any- Better than many. CLARE I. SMITH 1835 Hyde Park Ave. Readville 'llrrznfs 2: Sllffflllfl 25 Iimlrrl- hull 4: film' lflulz 2. You would hardly know that Clare is around, because she is so quiet, but silence doesn't keep her from making many friends. HENRY S. SMITH 1559 River St, Hyde Park Iiuwlmll 3. I. Henry is a quiet young man who you will always find at the right place at the right time. lOAN A. SNOW 79 Fuller St. Dorchester Xrlilul l,r 'lI4' 1 1' fifmxirvt 4 t . . llulf VI .llrniliul i. Ioan is that little live-wire that inspired the saying Now you see her- now you don't . But it seems that loan will be settling down to a quieter life in the near future. ALBERT P. SINKAVICH 191 Savin Hill Ave. Dorchester A quiet guy, With a quiet way. Al never has much to say. ARLENE C. SMITH 7 Caton St. Mattapan Ilffiiin Hull 2. 1, lj lrriilrfmlf 4: lzlfmri ig Nrnim lh'1'ur' I. Three of Ar1ene's most ad- mirable qualities are charm. dignity, and brains. Who can lose with that combination as well as her scores of friends! EDWARD P. SMITH 7 Caton St. Mattapan . - l:ful:2.1.l. Big Ed can be found after school and Saturdays train- ing for track. His qood looks and fine personality have won him many friends. IEAN M. SMITH 1980 Dorchester Ave. Dorchester Nfifiuf Ifrli. 2. 1: Nrruml - 1 . i llllll. 2. Y. lnmxlllx f.fl1fI 1 Q Golden-haired, blue eyed lean has won many friends with her friendly attitude and carefree disposition. DOROTHY A. SPEAR 182 Fairmount Ave. Hyde Park llmiffr Hull i. lg Nlllllllllls fluff 3: lvlxfllnlf Slum' 2. Dottie, with her good looks and wonderful personality, is one of our most attractive girls. Her favorite pastimes are sewing and kniting. or 3-f is W1 Q-nf 'T THOMAS H. STEVENS l08 Readville St. Readville I-rmllmll 2. 3. I: lirrxlwllfflll 2.3.15 ll-Illllfj. ?. lilirnflmll i, If Nruiul f.IllllIllfff4'l' 3: lxri, f.flllI 3, lg Nl'Hl1l7 Ilrvzu' 2. If .llrnxllul 3: Nflllllltfl Llulf If Nrlmnl sfllfi' vmzlm I, Giving his all in sports. studies cmd other activities, Herkie has made his class- mates proud he is one of them, EDMUND I. SULLIVAN 91 E. Glenwood Ave. Hyde Park Cy is a quiet fellow. His personality and manner should win him success in life. EDWARD SWANSON 26 Austin St. Hyde Park Drum lfmfu 2, 3. lg 'ldmlf I: Sfrllrn Hrwllz' If l.l1'lll. I. Eddy has great artistic abil- ity. He someday hopes to replace Bob Coyne as sports cartoonist of the Boston Post. IOHN TAAFFE 73 Summit St. Hyde Park 'lirruk 215. 3: llflll, 3, lg V114 mr lfzwlu' I. Iohn is the athletic type. His favorite sport is basket- ball and he can be seen at the Y playing for the Chips BARBARA A. TAYLOR B Pine St. Hyde Park Barbara shows her happi- ness through her attractive smile. She always has one ready for her many friends. ANNE R. STRACQUALURSI 48 Rosa St. Hyde Park llmmr Hull 3gNl1nIrnl 1.111111- ril ' Iilfmrx 3 I' f.HllVfl'l 25 .i..'l. Iffjl. 2: lfllfflIllN rlrlrl limi-y fflulp 35 Ifrmxlru fluff 3. A gal with a lot of pep. a sense of humor. and a wone derful personality describes Anne to a TERESA A. SULLIVAN 108 Rockdale St. Mattapan Nrimn lfrwilf' 2. 3. If lim, mulir l.l'ulr 25 IiIl.SlCI'ffHlH 2. If lizlrlnllnlfm l5l,l1'1'l.lulr 1: .IlI'VlllfX I. Terry is a petite little bundle of joy to all who know her. Her pleasant manner and gay disposition are enough to brighten any dull day. DOROTHY A. SWEETSER 40 Pierce St. Hyde Park Dotty's friendly manner and jolly disposition have won her many friends at Hyde Park High. PHILIP V. TATTEN 107 Blake St. Mattapan Phil's personality, ability. and manner have won him many friends during his stay here, ELLEN T. TAYLOR 15 Walnut St. Hyde Park E1len's modest manner and cheerful smile have won her many friends at Hyde Park High. ROBERT TAYLOR 16 Davison St. Hyde Park Bob is no relation to Robert Taylor. the movie star, but could pass as his brother. All he needs is a moustache. IOSEPH R. TERRIO 32 Clifford St. Readville llmlrwi I. Ioe's aggressive play has led the hockey team to many a victory this year. Ioe may be seen every day carrying his equipment to the Read- ville rink for his daily work- out. COSTA TINGOS 19 Gordon Ave. Hyde Park Drum Lurjm 2. ?. If I,if'11l. 7. 4: Iimlrefllnlll 2. 3, I. Greek holds a degree in soda dispensing at Emanuel's. When he is not working he can be found on any basket- ball court in Hyde Park. ROBERT A. TROLAND Bl Business St. Hyde Park vuiui Ilrruf 2. ?, ll- 'I',,l,',,1 Slum' ig lfrlilin ll mf: Xlmlf lj Illlllfll Slunhzflg l. Bob is the lad with the golden voice. His talents may lead to greatness in later years. ELIZABETH D. URDI 476 Huntington Ave, Hyde Park llffmtf HHH ly fujflnm 2. ij r.f'ff fluli 2. ?. Nlurlrul ffffwlrlf If lillllfmx rlrul lin-rx ffllln 55 Vlrllrrll Nlfmr' 3. Betty is one oi our most popular Seniors. Her good looks and personality have gained her a host of friends. ALFRED A. TEDESCHI 55 E. Glenwood Ave, Hyde Park 'lirrulx fi fmnni 75 lhum 1 1 . tmju -. i. I. Inu!! Although you would never know that Al is in the room, no one could get along wlthout him. ROBERT C. THOMPSON 25 Thacher St. Hyde Park Bob's smile may give you the impression oi shyness, but watch out when he turns on his charm. MARTHA L. TRAYERS 1385 River St. Hyde Park Martha's quiet manner and sweet disposition make her welcome wherever she goes. She has a cheerful word for everyone. ASTRID H. UDDEN 48 Walter St. Hyde Park Ulu' Llul: I. i. l. Astrid's beautiful hair, good groominng, and personality have won her many friends. RUDOLPH R. VALENTINO 41 Williams Ave. Hyde Park lhulfffmfnf. ?.l.'In1il. i. l. Rudy inherited the famed name of Valentino, We ex- pect him to make a great name in his own right. Nv- MARY L. VATALARO 19 Easton Ave. Hyde Park llmifff Hull 2, 3, Mary is sweet, neat and petite, and with he: nice pet- sonality, she has won many lasting friends. DONALD WALSH 33 Weybosset St. Mattapan llmlrrx 3, I. Don is the Fernie Flamon of room 223. He can be found anytime at Brigham's telling jokes to a certain miss. PAUL I. WALSH 142 Roslindale Ave. Roslindale l.lw11l. I. tml! 2. ?, A Paul is a quiet fellow with a fine personality and many friends. LORETTA T. WATERSON 33 Franconia St. Dorchester Ifrulcrllulll lg Swimnlzu-Q I: '7 NWHIIII l:l'i'lll' -. I. I. Loretta has a ready smile and pleasant word for every- one. We all Cqfee that she will win many friends where- ever she goes. HERBERT C. WELCH 312 Cummins Highway Roslindale Herbie is cr happyeqo- lucky fellow who is well liked by everyone. RALPH L. VIOLANDI 47 Worley St. West Roxbury Sonny's chief interest is sports. You can always find him defending his favorite learn, PETER WALSH 332 Gallivan Blvd. Dorchester Peter is another quiet fel- low whom you can always find busily at work. RICHARD WALSH 1327 River St. Hyde Park Dick is a quiet and easy- going lad, never carried away from his studies. HELEN M. WECKBACKER ll Taunton Ave. Mattapan Helen is a swell pal and her many friends will tell you so. We wish her much suc- cess in the future, WILLIAM R. WHALEN 30 Taunton Ave. Mattapan Wil1y's ambition is to be a geometry teacher since it comes so easily to him. DORIS I. WILHELM 9 Park St. Hyde Park Ifll.Sk!'lllllll 4: Nrnim lfl'I'll1' 4. Doris is the tiny little live- wire with a wonderful per- sonality. It is an established fact that she will win many friends wherever she goes. M. PATRICIA WILLIAMS 21 Riverside Palace Mattapan bln' fjlull 2: .Svnim IC1'1'm' 2. 3. 4: 'I'r'nnix 2, 3: ffrunirr' 3. 4. Nice smile, nice clothes- nice friendsfthafs our sweet Patricia. ELEANOR H. WOOD 90 Wood Ave. Mattapan Gln' Club 2: Iiullnnx mul limrx Clula 3. Eleanor is the girl with the ready smile and twinkling eyes. RICHARD E. WILL 272 Reservation Rd. Hyde Park Ijrul. 4: Pnlrlir .Sprnking I: lfonlllllll 7. Dick can usually be found reading a good book or play- ing table tennis at the Y during his spare time. BARBARA M. WILSON 1122 River St. Hyde Park Barbara's lovely blond hair and pink cheeks are the cause of many fluttering hearts and winking eyes. Her pleasing personality is also a great asset. FRANK E. WOOD 65 Highland St. Hyde Park l.i1'ul. 4. Frank has a winning smile that should help him become a good draftsman. GEORGE D. DALEY 27 Pleasant Street Hyde Park Football 4: '1'I'l1l'li 2.3.4. George waited until his last year before coming out for football but he proved to be the key man in Hyde Park's offense in the late season surge of the Blue Stars. With his big. boyish grin he has no trouble in making friends. LI! 4 f' UNL If U I iff Nr If iff ffl ff clit Q ITOUIZ Comes now our hnal partmq day When each must choose the one nqht way L1ke shxps at sea our l1ves we ll steer Untrl at last our qoal we ll near As the North Star IS the shtp s gurde Qo God w1ll be by each one s sxde To qulde us as we go through hte That we may bravely face each stnie The fatth the hope wrthm us all W1ll keep us so we shall not fall Lrie s course may be both hard and long But now th1s day we ll smg a song Ot thanksqrvmq and words of pra1se For memorxes of pleasant days Indoors and out IH class and play Shared together 1n every way Troubles we ll meet un tuture years But as we leave there are no fears A cheery smrle a pleasant face Rs we ve been taught most rlls vv1ll chase t arevvelt tt ts to all our trtends Now each of us hrs own oath wends Harry Hoyt fy 1 fff f.X'I.f lt I-ffl llflffu f. 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A , . . n C. ., . v - V , A - 1' Ml X Hlzflrlr xl Inn ll loan Cole Betty Black Iune Gnfhn Nemo Chamberlain Don Fenton 143 annl!N 1 ml SfllI1lUllX Harry Hoyt Put Williams Iecxn Brownell Russell Haller Ioe O Brien A illml l'f1jmlf1z limi Xrrtuwrl .llml 'l'nlwnl1'rl Lucia Birolini Gladys Hickey Phyllis Browne Gene Anderson Gene Anderson Don Hilliard 7 'QQ Made11ne O Louqhhn Luc1a Bxrolmx Cons'ance Hannon Davld Barry Iames Punch Matthew Moore xl 111 Sl ml 1111 Lucrlle H111 Mary Horan Io eph D Amato Hugh Collms Harold Martell SENICIQ SELECTIUNS f1llXS fills! l'f'f1j1l1'xI Ioan Marsh Dorothy Kxnhn Ed Swanson B111 DeLuca m 1 in 4 4 ' 7' 1 1 .Hnsl l.l'l.'r'ly In SlHfr 1'fl .Urrst flllflzmrfln jimi lllxllllflffl 111' 9 ffwlr' fly , lim! 1' I 1 . . 3 . cfdii Know All Men By These Presents that we the Class of 1950 bexng of sound and dlsposxng mmd but belng aware that l1fe for us 1S uncertam after Iune 8 1950 do therefore make th1s last W111 and Testament thereby revokmg all w1l1s and COd.1C1lS heretofore made by us After payment of our just debts and funeral expenses we grve devrse and be queath as follows To Dr Horgan we leave 44 new flags for the school and a mrlhon thanks for hrs many acts of generosrty whlch only a few know about To Mr DAmato a scr1pt for an Oscar w1nn1ng plcture To M1ss Carroll a much needed stop watch To Mr Dugan an rnherrtance rn Nova Scotra whrch he IS to share Wllh Mr Edward Murphy because they are both nephews of old Rory MacTarv1sh To M1ss Trommer a book entrtled Frlrng Made Easy To M1ss Hayes a dozen new mats for the gym floor to try the new dance tech mques falls on To these and all the faculty a jum bo aspmn to recover from three of therr most patrent and understandrng years Also any gum candy paper and all brts of wrsdom that we may have dropped on our way out LUCIA BIROLINI leaves a record mg of her vo1ce for M1ss Sharkey to re member and try to forget' THOMAS BURKE leaves wonder 1ng how he made 1t LOU FOURNIER leaves her wool en socks to some s mmded lunror ANN GREELY and BETTY HOL LAND leave together PAUL I PELLETIER leaves Mr La have a set of Dlckens books NEMO CHAMBERLAIN leaves for Emanuel s TED NASH leaves wrth hrs Cal1 forma drawl strll echomg rn the comdors MILDRED KENNEDY and PATRIC IA CHAMBERS leave therr good marks to be equaled by some 1un1ors LUCY CANDELLA leaves her gum chewrng record to be equaled BOB CAMPIA leaves a great toot ball record to be broken DAVE LITTLE and ROBERT AUSTIN leave therr stack of tardy cards IOAN REED and DOTTIE BAXTER leave playmg the plano NANCY DUNN and MARION D TULLIO leave hoprng to be on trme for graduatlon CHRIS HARRIS leaves her column m the Tnbune for some ambrtrous juruor BOB IVERSON leaves hrs hot rod for next year s semor class PHIL KENNEDY leaves askmg for the Physrcs home lesson BETTY FORTIER leaves to marry Tommy ELEANOR BENIERS leaves her hearty laugh m room 208 EDMUND CARDONI leaves a few KARL BECHET leaves runmng over hurdles MARGARET CAREY leaves her starched gym unrform PHYLLIS BROWNE leaves for a career rn musxc PAUL MURRAY leaves Mr Cush man rn a daze DON LOCKHART DICK OHARA and DICK HOOK leave the1r well worn hockey strcks CAROLYN BLACK and ROSE CIV ITARESE cant leave therr fnendshmp so they take rt wrth them BILL MAHONEY leaves wlth a hard earned drploma and a head full of jokes he forgot to tell ELEANOR BROOKS leaves w1th m1rror 1n hand CLAIRE BELCHER takes all her fzrlends WlIh her BILL CARNEY leaves and goes mto pOl1l1CS HELEN BARBATO and ELLEN BILODEAU leave therr merchandrsrng homelessons I 1 1 . , I - . . , . I I I . I - l I 1 3 ' 1' - extra points for some lucky junior. I I I I . D n ' 1 . . ' I I I . ' ll II . . 1 II II ' I I . I ' I . . I . . BOB BITZ leaves h1s perfect at tendance IOHN SHANKS leaves all h1s sports equ1pment to lVIr Kllroy W1th a vast knowledge of chem1stry CLAIRE DOHERTY leaves to help the gov ernment work on the new hydrogen bomb LOUISE DEVLIN leaves an over heated typewr1ter she can typ as fast a sne can talk BOB LEWIS leave the golf team lack1ng an expert player IOAN CEBHARDT leaves her d1C taphone to some anxlous yunlor MARGUERITE KEHOE leaves for Iordan s GINA GIANNANGELO leaves her 1000 word theme on mus1c st1ll unfrnrshed GI ADYS HICKEY and PAULINE HALL leave the1r cheerfulness and ga1ety rn room 103 RED MARTELL leaves Mr K1lroy ookmg for a quarterback PAT MULLIGAN leaves the pres1 dency of room ll0 to some fortunate lun tor NATALIE PUTNICKI leaves her snappy wardrobe MILLIE NIELSEN leaves her dtmples BARBARA ROONEY leaves ner tap shoes TERRY NAGLE leaves her keen w1t TED GROVES leaves a stack of ab sence notes ARLENE SMITH leaves but not W1th out mak1ng the last bulletm MARGARET O BRIEN leaves a va cant space 1n the offtce GILMORE BRONSDON leaves hrs pleasant mann r RONALD ALLEN leaves wxth a bet ter attendance record than he planned RICHARD WILL leaves the micro phon 1n fa1r cond1t1on ROBERT BURNESS leaves a shghtly used lunch pass BARBARA ARCHIBALD leaves for Htckox Secretanal School ALFRED CASCIANO leaves the memory of the wonderful pass he caught 1n the Engllsh Htgh game IOSEPH CLARK leaves vacant the charr of Presxdent of the Honor Socrety ALMA MAMATY leaves her rec1p for beauttful clothes HELEN LANG leaves a lock of her curry ha1r to a stratght harred lumor IEANNE MCLAUGHLIN leaves Mr lV'cCarthy a homeroom of g1rls who never forgot thetr notes CLAIRE LANATA leaves a bottle of 1nk to someone who take shorthand Ann MCDOUGAL leaves w1th DON ALD FENTON MARIORIE LEWIS leaves for Dor ch ster WALTER OLSON leaves h1s sharp socks MARGIE MCCLEARY leaves W1th BARBARA LOCKHART and BETTY PAD DEN DOROTHY LEDBETTER and IEAN POWELL leave for Chez Vous BARBARA LASI leaves last but not least PAT MCGEEVEP leaves her sunny smlle THELMA LOVE leaves Mrss Zuke look1ng for omeone who can read and take shorthand a well as Thelma can PAT WILLIAMS leaves her many books and takes B111 rnstead PAUL CROSSEN and PAUL FITZ PATRICK leave Mr Kenney st1ll wonder mg LOU HILL leaves us wonder1ng what the attractlon at B C Hrgh IS BETTY BELCHER MARIE DOWNEY and BARBARA ROUTIER leave Mrss Kmg look ng for models for the fashxon show IOSEPH GOFF leave the remem beranc of h1s well modulat d speakmg vorce BOB BOHNFELDT leaves hurrledly DICKIE CAMERON leaves shyly DAVE BARRY leaves guretly LEO CONLEY leaves to the sorrow of the coaches These and all the graduatmg class of 1950 leave ennched m large measure by three wonderful years at Hyde Park We the unders1gned 1n the pres ence of each other and of the testator at h1s request do subscnbe our names to th foregomg testament as wltn ss s Chnstme Harns Comm1ttee Charrman ' 'e ' ' 1 - - . . . 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Cfhu lpzoflgsfa T1me 1960 P1ace Gypsy Tea Room Hyde Park Mass Characters V1cePres1dent Anthony O11 Vlefl Secretary Ann Crehan Treasurer Iohn Dev1ne and three members of the 1950 Yearbook Comm1ttee Chr1st1ne Harr1s Phylhs Browne and Donald Lock hart They are d1scuss1ng a class reun1on Tony Too bad Martell couldnt make thxs meetlng today but h1s w1fewent out and left h1m to take care of the1r four chrldren Ann Yes several of our classmates are marrred For lnstance Ioan Snow Pat Augusta and Ann Menno Iack Yes and everal of our art1st1c fnends have advanced 1n that held Ed Swanson 1S teachmg art at Dorchester Hlgh for G1IlS Ioan Marsh 1S busy pa1nt1ng masterpleces 1n her prrvate stud1o and Rosemary Gorman IS draw 1ng the covers of Esqulre Ann lholdmg telegrams and lettersl I rece1ved a telegram from Roy Ander son a blg executlve at Slattery s say1ng he cant come because of the sale 1n the Krddles Toy Department of wh1ch he 15 the manager Don I hear that Marjone tlrmal N1cholson IS the only member of the Boston C1ty Counc1l Ann And B111 Dunn IS owner of the L1n coln Mercury Agency 1n the b1g metrop ol1s of Beadvrlle Tony What about Hugh Coll1ns'? Don Hugh 15 coachlng the Celt1cs among whose stars are Madellne O Loughl1n Herkle Stevens and Earle Hazhtt Enter Chr1st1ne Harms and Phylhs Browne Iack Well well here come our two career g1rls What s your excuse for berng late th1s t1me'P We ve been wondenng what kept you Chns Phy1l1s just made her 50th appear ance 1n the Broadway mus1cal Happy as B111 and she had so many encores she drdnt have t1me to meet me Enter Waxtress-Nancy Dunn bnnqmg m tea Phylhs What has happened to our ath letes ln the past years? Ann Hank Dramm1s IS playlng OppOS1le El1zabeth Taylor 1n the 1960 verslon of Samson and Dehlah Ph1l Shute IS a member of the Supreme Court He has just reversed the dec1s1on that gave Iack Shanks 6 months for 1mperson T at1ng a ballet dancer Ioseph Terr1o IS p ayrng hockey for the New York Rang ers Tony Ol1Vl9I1 has just open d a new cloth1ng store w1th Ioe Amatuccl as head floor walker Luc1lle H1ll and Luc1lle Fournler are featured 1n the Sportsmens Show They outdraw Sharkey the bark1ng seal D1ck Hooke IS playmg smgles 1n the U S Olymp1cs Tennls Match Internatronally famous tenms star Ethel McLellan sports lace tr1mmed tenms shorts and goes under the name of Ethereal Ethel Ioe O Br1en has replaced Arthur Murray as Am erlcas foremo t danc1ng 1nstructor M1dge Madsen has been award d the Nobel Pr1ze for outstandmg work 1n SCISHCG Ioe Goff 1S runnlng the Arthur Godfrey amateur show He has pre sented such stars as Wesley Davey mag1c1an Bob Campla boy soprano Iames Punch we1ght l1fter and Guy Peznola bass drum solo ony What ever happ ned to Luc1a B1rol 1n1 and her fr1ends'? Phylll Luc1a has frnally replaced M1lton Berle Eleanor Bemers IS now ass1stant teacher 1D lOl MISS Sharkey wouldnt let her leav ' Dott1e Hart IS now suc ces or to the Hart Model Agency Gladys Hlckey 15 a used car dealer Dor1 Kobs 1S ass1stant to D E1nste1n who 1S ass1stant to Nemo Chamb r a1n Mademolselle Connle F1f1 Hannon 1S proprretor of Flfl s Beauty Shoppe sp c1al1z1ng rn mud packs and lad1es whrffles Iack Dev1ne 1S the head sham poo art1st Try Dev1ne s Shampoo 1t s d1v1ne Gene Anderson 1S r1d1ng at Suffolk Downs w1th Bob Bunszel as hrs manager Nancy Dunn IS 1n her thrrd year at Harvard Iack What about the talented members of our class? Chrls Iean Brownell IS Hay Bolgers danc1ng partner 1n the new mus1cal H1t The Floor Ioan G1ard1no and Dolores Ferrande own a danc1ng stud1o and are g1v1ng tap danc1ng lessons to Donald Lockhart and Donald Fenton Don H1l11ard IS featured 1n Artre Shaw s reorgan1zed band The Racket Makers Carmen Ruzzo 1S s1ng1ng Shlne for Frankle La1ne Dott1e K nl1n 1S featured w1th Sp1ke Iones danc1ng f1ve Ioan O Sulllvan 1S appeanng rn Iack Benny s telev1s1on show Howard Ot1s 1S s1ng 1ng w1th the Boston Pops Bob tSwoonl Trolland has replaced B1ng Crosby .. .Aj . , . 1 1 - ' . . A . . ., I I ' , , . 1 1 ' 1 - , L . . ' I - I - . , I - . . . . Q . . 1 I I D ' Q , . , , l .... Q , .. I ' I I . - 9 . . - C? I I V ' e. ' - 1 5 . . J . r. , - - 3 I . Q- . , - I I ' . . - I , . , W - I , . . . ... , , . Don Have you heard of all the promo txons that hav been grven to member of our cla s lately? Tony Yes Barbara Seale IS Pres1dent of the Ladxes Mutual Ard SOCIGIY w1th I ann tte Krppenb rger lean Humphery and Mary Gentrle as her fellow OIIICGIS Ken Murdock IS head foundryman at Dorchester Brass Fred Maloney 1S Ser geant on Boston Pollce Force They are st1ll lookrng for the Br1nk s hold up men and they need Fred' Walter Iuzok on1s 1S head of the Ho'n1ng P1geon Boston R1ch1e Guenn1 1S head of Road Bu1ld1ng Inc George Bearse IS foreman at Alhs Chalmers Iackle Baxter IS now h ad of Baxter O1l Co Larry McGowan IS Head Master of G1rls Hlgh Mattle Moore IS teachrng h1story at Hyde Park H1gh Russell Haller has just been pro moted to Edrtor of L1fe M gazlne Harry Hoyt has been elected Senator from Massachusetts Dave Barry IS the own er of the Onental Theater Carl Dahl has taken Mr Lee s job at Hyde Park Hrgh Costa Tmgos has opened up a banana spl1t factory Fred Adams and Davrd Lrttle are p0l1Ce captarns at Logan Square Iosephrne Luc1n1 and Loutse DeAngel1s own a beauty parlor They specrahze 1n p1n curls Phyll1s Tony you forgot to ment1on that Betty Lagodmos has her own tap danc 1ng stud1o Stella Morasclo has her own dress shopp She specrahzes rn slzes 7 and 9 Bob Carlson s latest book IS How To Be An Artlst Iohn Alexander IS now offerlng free ha1rcuts to h1s old schoolmates at h1S newly opened barber shop Pat W1ll1ams IS a professor at Boston Technrcal Hrgh School Ar Ingram and Bob Iverson have a garage and reparr shop at the corner of Metro polltan and R1ver Street Natahe Put I11Ck1 IS g1v1ng 1nstruct1ons on how to make p1n curls 1n 10 easy lessons D1ane Coolbnth just passed her trtle of Mrss Amenca to Dott1e Fermano Mary McK1nnon and Mary McDonald are co-d1rect1ng a sensatronal cham of mxnstrel shows Carolyn Black IS teach 1ng embrotdery at Boys Latm School wrth Rose Crvrtarese as her assrstant Bob Burness and B111 Carney have open ed a dr1ve1n re taurant The1r car hops are L1nda Foley Barbara W1lson and Arlene Smlth Barbara Ahearn Dor othy Fata and Conn1e R1cc1 are now the owners of the Dayhght Ann Ha ha Rudolph Valentmo IS stlll bemg pursued by those SIX myster1ous women lack Thrs telegram IS from lean La Rocque who IS stat1oned at Kelly Fxeld San Antomo Texas saylng that he cant come to the reun1on because he IS rn the guard house 1ndef1n1tely Don Several large compames are for tunate 1n hav1ng former schoolmates of ours 1n the1r employ Phyll1s Who? Don Iune Hart1n and Iune Gr1ff1n are head stock g1rls 1n F1lenes Gertrude D1ette and Mary Vatalero are floor walkers for W T Grant Co Ioan Desmond IS the new advertrsmg g1rl for Grggle Cream Pat Chambers and Lucy Candella are usherettes at the Metropohtan Theater 1n Boston They help the students of Hyde Park Hrgh get free passes Ioanne Cole IS advertlslng a new MEXICGH jelly bean And our Chnstlne Harns 1S an SXSCUIIVG rn Sears Roebuck Co Tony Oh my goodness look at the t1me I must leave I have an appolntment for a new upper plate to be fxtted by Dr Leo Bracken Goodbye now lack I gotta scram too My w1fe w1ll be home soon and I have a pot roast rn the oven Ann Heavens Ill be late for my appo1nt ment at the hcnr dressers B1ll O Hare IS gomg to try out a new ha1r do he has created Don I have just enough t1me to get a bet down at Freddy Groves poolroom Are you commg g1rls7 Phyll1s Well rt was just lovely gett1ng together Well have to have another meetmg soon Chrls Yes we ll have another really soon Come Donald please drrve us to the Copley Plaza Dorothy Baxter and Ioan Reed are playrng a prano duet there and well all have cr wonderful t1me THE COMMITTEE Chatrman Phyll1s Browne 1 - . 5 - - 9 S I , , s . . , - 1 1 I . I - . . . , . 9 Q ' Q ' ' ' V ' B' I I I I , . W I . . . , . . . - I I I , . I ' - 1 S 11'l - . e ' . ' - . . . H . .1 1 - - . ' I I ' T 1 . . 1 , . 3. . . . . , . . n - u 1 . . i , - . . . . , , , , ' ' i' 1 . . . . . , W I H - . H . . . . , , . . , . . , . . n Y 4,-, f wwf' '. , Ja 4 1 3 ,.J,.,.., W g ffff , ,,,py'f ' Ng Je- gffk'-K. f Va- . ' mJv'f ' Q., , ,f 3 'V 'x f C Z W' 4 tjfzmf dluulr: ffl: LM: Qian Third Row: Coach Iohn M. Kilroy, McManus, Sprague, Andreassi, Mettaliano. Hubbard. Madsen, Devine. Peznola, McGill, Ryan, Ieannetti, Smith CMgr.l Second Row: L. Trovato tMgr.l, Sacco tMgr.l, Connolly, Conley, Cardoni, Caliri, Iulian, Twerago, Neelon, Fuoco, Anderson, Assistant Coach Iohn I. Buckley. Front Row: Huinagle, I. Trovato-, Drammis, Shanks, Casciano. Stevens, Campia CCapt.l. Martell. Daley, Shute, O'Hare, O'Brien, Mahoney, Cibotti. FOOTBALL The Black and Blue football team went through a fairly successfil season, winning some fine games at the start and finish of the schedule. Led by the fine running of backs Harold Martell and George Daley, the Blue Stars roared through one of the most thrilling games of the year by upsetting English High school 26-19. Other fine backs who set up the speedy Parkers' backfield were lack Devine, Nick Cibbotti, Dick Iiannetti, and Ioe O'Brien. Also helpful to the team were Bob Fuoco, Bill Mahoney, Leo Conley, Danny Marrama, and Dave Bouvier. Hard fighting Henry Drammis, Paul Caliri, and Ioe Trovato split the center assignments. Captain Bob Campia was the best running and ball carrying guard in the city, a member of the All-Star team for the second year in a row, and a major cog in the H. P. offense and defense. Other good guards were Guy Peznola, Walter Chamberlain, and Phil Sexton. Phil Shute and Iohn Shanks ganged up at the tackle posts to give the op- position a lot of trouble. Other tackles were Russ Hubbard, Bill O'Hare, and Ralph Madsen. Ioe Mattaliano played outstanding football up to the time of his injury in the South Boston game. Ends were Herkie Stevens, Bill Hufnagle, Bill Twerago, Eddie Cardoni, Iim Andreassi, Tom Sprague, and Don Wightman. Al Casciano made one of the most thrilling catches of the year when he was surrounded by three players in the English High school game but managed to leap high in the air to catch a forty yard pass thrown by loe O'Brien and wiggle away 15 yards for a touchdown. The Iunior Varsity was the leading district team until the last five min- utes of the South Boston game when a series of mishaps cost them the title. Leo Trovato led the hard working crew of managers including Smith, Sacco, Anderson, Montgomery, and Hanson. These boys did an outstanding job in taking care of the equipment, water, and many other things. CAPTAIN Robert Campia COACH Iohn Kilroy ASSISTANT COACH lohn Buckley VARSITY Hyde Park 13 Brighton 7 Hyde Park 6 Charlestown 7 Hyde Park 8 South Boston 20 Hyde Park 0 Dedham 26 Hyde Park 0 Roslindale 12 Hyde Park 0 East Boston 20 Hyde Park 13 Brandeis 7 Hyde Park 26 English 19 Hyde Park 23 Iamaica Plain 6 JUNIOR VAIQIITY Hyde Park O Roslindale 0 Hyde Park 7 Brighton 0 Hyde Park 7 Brandeis O Hyde Park 13 . Iamaica Plain 6 Hyde Park O , , East Boston 0 Hyde Park 0 .. South Boston 18 Second How: Coach Iohn I. Buckley, Anderson, Connolly, Iulian, Ryan, Andreassi Neelon Front How: McGill, Fuoco,, Sprague, Peznola, Caliri, Cardone, Madsen, Twerago. ,- ,, as ,, .N .. Y QW ' ur W1 A Q 4 'V .',' fl, any ,L Us M cl F 1 H: R I Wm Y: M M and 1,Q?f'5m fha, ,,,,.4,m,1' n.,wMfLA5g ,, 'v':,A V ,- - mfg . 1 A,. , ,4K.,,.,, r wfrwmfw V .- ff ,QW 'V' , ' O' a ul vu we is W I rf 'K I . ff fy if 'f J X, W f ,AAI I J fm, 1 ff' HW. M24 aff 532 3 wif J 1 M9074 xim iw n Q Arcanum A 522 za HYDE IDAIQIY ! I UN-TO-VICTUIDY Second Row: Coach Ed Murphy, McGrath CMqr.l. Will, D. O'Hara, McGrann, Hook, Swiriduk. Blom- strom, R. O'Hara, Nilson fMgr.l Front Row: D. Peznola, Conley, Walsh, Murray. Terrio. Olivieri fCapt.l, G. Peznola, Lockhart, Hamey, Znotas. HDCIYEY Captain Anthony Olivieri Coach Edward F. Murphy By the width of an eyelash the Hyde Park pucksters missed winning the Dlstrict title for the third time in a row. Undefeated until the last game we had the misfortune to drop a close match to an up and coming Iamaica Plain team, 2 to 1. All year long Captain Tony Olivieri proved himself one of the best in the city in skating, stick handling and shooting. loe Terrio and George Murray teamed up with Tony to make Hyde Park's first line one of the best in the cir- cuit. Guy Peznola, Don Lockhart, and Don Walsh played excellently on de- fense. Goalie Leo Conley did an outstanding job in the nets as the low scoring count against him shows. Good forwards included Blomstrom, McGrann, Dave O'Hara, Dick O'Hara, Harney and Swiriduk. Hook and Will helped out nicely on defense while Ioe Znotas and Don Peznola spelled Conley in the nets. Scores Hyde Park 2 Charlestown 2 Hyde Park 4 Brighton 2 Hyde Park 9 Brandeisl Hyde Park 5 South Boston l Hyde Park 3 Roslindale O Hyde Park 4 East Boston 3 Hyde Park 0 Iamaica Plain l ,Wu BASKETBALL Third Row: McAllister- Weidebeck, Olson, Caliri, lulian, Holmes, Tweraqo, Horan, Avery, Perotti Second Row: Coach William Dugan, Tingos lMqr., Turner, Dacko, Mclntosh, Fe-eney, Lynch McKenney, Connolly, Peluso lMqr., Socco 'Mqr., Trovato KMqr. Front Row: Smith, Trovato, Drammis, Andreassi, O'Brien- Collins lCapt., Barry, Daniels, Stevens Chamberlain, Sevieri. On Floor: Anderson lMqr.l TIDACIY TEAM Third Row: Murray lMqr.l, Faqerburq, Devlin, Marramma, Walsh, Ziino, Murray, Mitchell, Cibotti Stracqualursi, Sexton, Drammis, DiGregorio, Shute, Wiqhtman. Coady, Murray. Allenshepski Harper, Kornmuller, Palumbo lMgr. Second Row: Coach Iohn Kilroy, Dave Lynch, Don Lynch, Frattasio, O'Donnell, Burness, Cibellc Amuzzini, Shaw, Walker, D'l-Xlessandro, Murdock, King, Faurot, Hulnaqle, Spicer, Schuman DiNinno, Smith, Goodwin. Marola, Mr. Buckley, Front Row: Lee, Morrison, Kearney. Pathiakis, Pellaqrini, Martell CCO-Capt.f, Bechet fCo-Capt, Cardone, Hazlett, Golf, Fitzgerald. Conti, Briggs, Leblanc. On Floor: Anderson. BASKETBALL Captain Hugh Collins Coach William H. Dugan With competition very keen in the District loop this season Hyde Park finished third, winning 8 and losing 6 in a series of games that were thrilling and closely fought. Captain Red Collins inspired his teammates by his ag- gressive play. Ioe O'Brien played his heart out and showed that he was the most improved player on the squad. Iack Daniels thrilled the crowd with his sensational playing and was high scorer for the year. Hank The Man Drammis kept the team on its toes and was a great morale booster all year. Dave Barry was a shining light both offensively and defensively. Things should look up next year with the return of Daniels, Smith, Trovato, Andreassi, and Sereira. The Iayvees winning all but two games finished well up in league standing. Scores Hyde Park East Boston 34 Hyde Park . Charlestown 39 Hyde Park Brandeis 44 Hyde Park Brighton 56 Hyde Park Hoslindale 40 Hyde Park South Boston 37 Hyde Park Iamaica Plain 31 Hyde Park East Boston 47 Hyde Park South Boston 36 Hyde Park Brandeis 52 Hyde Park Roslindale 37 Hyde Park Brighton 42 Hyde Park Charlestown 37 Hyde Park lamaica Plain 24 TIDACIY Co-Captains Carl Bechet, Harold Martell Coach Iohn M. Kilroy Highlights of a fair season included the winning of the Novice Meet and a Quad Meet, and placing second in another Quad Meet. Carl Bechet led individual achievements by placing in the State Meet and the Districts. Red Martell was laid up most of the season but came back strong to place in the Districts. Speedy Bill Hufnagle copped a place in the State dash. Phil Sexton won a place in the District shot-put and in every other meet during the season. Besides the above the following placed in the Districts: Nick D'Al- lesandro, Dino Stracqualursi, Hugh Collins, Tony Cibotti, Vin Walsh, and Vin Frattasio. Others doing well in the meets were: Cardone, Pathiakis, Burness, Le Blanc, Goff, Hazlett, DiGregorio, Spicer, Kearney, King, Pellagrini, Sullivan, O'Donnell, Drammis, Shute, Fagerburg, Ammuzzini, and Don Wightman who did some fine hurdling in the Districts and in the Reggies. Helping in Class B were DiNinno, McGarry, Faurot, and Smith. Promising runners from Class C were Schuman, the Lynch twins, Marola, Iohnson, Dunn, and Koskey. AAP P' 'f 5 'lk ' ll 5 'f ' 6 A Q N 8 J BASEBALL fVAl2IlTYl I Q49 Third Row: Svendsen, McGrath. Sbcxrdellc, Kondos, Collins, Montgomery fMgr.l Second Row: Couch Iohn M. Kilroy, Tedeschi, Walsh, Cantwell, Hcxmey, Spcxno. Front Row: Crowley, Treweek, McKay, Budkus lCcrpt.J, Ferrcmde, Koskey, Trovcxto. l3AIlfl3All. UUNIUIQ VARSITY? 1949 Third Row: Andrecssi, Daniels, Twercxgo- Kecvcri. Second Row: Coach William H. Dugcm. Bartlett, Swiriduk, O'Rourke, Murphy, Hufnaqle, Trovutc lM rl. 9 Front Row: Ccliri, Cibotti, Bichet, O'Brien. Znotcxs. Amutucci- Daniele. IQAIEIEALI- Captain Iames Budku Coach Iohn Kilroy SCORES Hyde Park 13 Trade 4 Hyde Park 6 Latin 4 Hyde Park 6 English ll Hyde Park 9 Brighton ll Hyde Park 10 Dorchester 9 Hyde Park 17 Brandeis 5 Hyde Park 10 South Boston ll Hyde Pozk 7 Memorial 4 Hyde Park 19 Charlestown 13 Hyde Park 4 East Boston 1 Hyde Park 2 Commerce 11 Hyde Park 14 B. C. High 2 Hyde Park 8 Roslindale 4 Hyde Park 20 Iamaica Plain 6 Won 10 Lost 4 Captain Coach Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Won Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park 10 JUNIUIQ VAIQIITY SCORES 7 10 7 8 10 2 13 6 19 20 4 11 Ioseph O Brien William Dugan Tech English Brandeis Latin East Boston Roslindale Commerce South Boston Brighton Whitman Memorial Iamaica Plain Lost 4 8 6 9 2 5 3 4 7 9 1 9 2 4mi,.gf x 2. AIT' .3 1:vfn X. iff t YA I i yv 'J . li, 3 1 r Y 5 GULF Second Row: Walsh, Coach Murphy, Ryan. Front Row: Lewis, Blornstrom CCo-Capt.D, Mason CCo-Capt.J, Martin, Adams TENNIS Second Row: Coach Edward Murphy, Goff, Iverson, D. Dacko, Fehrrn, Beres- teckr, W. Dacko. Front Row: Melnyk, Hitchings, Hook fCapt.J, Iohnson, Weremey. 40 I! bv- NW' A 2 559' 2 in E g Q v ,V fa X s W fx . Q., A ... 5 sim.. ,. IW l vena-,. 1 J. lah! GIIDLSQ BASKETBALL Third Row: Morin, Connor, Hannon, D. Hart, E. Hart, Waterson, Nicholson, Carey. Second Row: Kobs, Davidson, Griffin, Hartin, Saccardo, Montgomery, Smith, Nietzel, Wilhelm. Front Row: Mulcahy, Heitsma, Iordan, O'Sullivan, McLellan CCo-Capt.l, Hill CCo-Capm, Fournier, Crehan, Baxter, Kennedy, Pepi. GIIQLS' SWl,MMI NI? TEAM Third Row: Henderson, Biaqi, Hedtler, Proctor, Spakofski, Devine, Oldeman, Norcott, Pinksen. Second Row, Clifford, Neas, Waterson, Griffin, Hartin, Ventola, Stracqualursi, Mortimer, Maybin, Ficicchy. Front Row: Bishop, Blake, Franchi, Fardy, Osborne, Gagnon, Gioiosa, Glynn, McGillicuddy, Colby, Sacramona, Iones. C!l2lS' IELIQTI Under the direction of Miss Mary V. Hayes and Miss Virginia Murphy the girls took part in a Wide range of sport activities including field hockey, swimming, softball, badminton, tennis, and basketball. The basketball team, which had a very successful season, had as itt captains Lucille Hill and Ethel McLellan. Some of the games were played against the Ieremiah Burke High School and lamaica Plain High. Other seniors prominent in sports this year were Lucille Fournier, Mary Horan, Mildred Kennedv, Anne Crehan and Helena Mulcahy. GIIQI I' fllfl D HUCIYEY Second Row: C. Smith, Gavrilles, Martell, Gagnon, Connor, Nicholson, Davide son, Wright. First Bow: Ciccarelli, McLellan, Baxter, Crehan, Hill, O'Sullivan, B. Smith, May- bin, Zaniboni, Easton. GIIQIS' TENNII TEAM Second Row: Gagnon, Gavrilles, Devine, Martell, Hill. Front Row: Smith, McLellan, Fournier, Saccardo, Ciccarelli. 74 E. .Y ff Qfomf Xfaffocvifzifl .LQLILLS fo Q?oQLfCifiz51z1fgif1 . . . YEAIQIBUUIY STAFF Second Row: Fuoco, Olivieri, Lewis, Gillespie, LaRocque, Harris. Front Row: Madsen, McLaughlin, O'Laughlin, Mr. Buckley, Director, Smith, Brown, Fenton. YEAIQIBDOIK CDMMITTEE l'ru Hllx' Umm fm Swfwlfrm ljlwmnt' l1rf1'lmx l'r'1fllltr'N l',lllvffllN Iwrzlugwrrfrffx fflfilll t Njzmfx lffllffilt lohn I. Buckley Ann Crehan Mary Artobello Thomas Butler Donald Fenton Francis Gillespie Robert Lewis Anthony Olivieri Phyllis Browne Christine Harris Arlene Smith lean LaRocque Ir. Ieanne McLaughlin Madeline O'Laughlin Robert Fuoco Ralph Madsen HCNDIQ SUCIETY Third Row: Spakofski, O'Louqhlin, Dingwell, Love, Baxter, Kashes. Second Row: Allen, McLellan, Cicarelli, Kennedy, Graham, Reed, Pepi, LaRocque. Front Row: Hoyt, Clark fPres.Q, Svendsen, Veit, Mr. Leary, Director, Tvveraqo, Martell, McCarthy. CUUIQIEID ITAFF Third Row: Codling, Fuoco, Philopoulas, Marsh, Lewis, McCarthy. Second Row: Harris, McLellen, Williams, Kennedy, Pepi, Lanata, McGuiqgan McLauhlin. Froni Row: Madsen, Davidson, Nicholson, Haller CEditorJ, Dornohowski, Mul cahy, Drammis. KEY CLUB Second Row: Iohnson, Little, Svendsen, Ainslee, Hook, Stevens, Connolly, Murray. Front Row: Donner, Bcrrrovvs, Shute KPres.l, Mr. Hennessey, Director: Fehrrn, Moore, Drommis. FOIQUM AND IDADIIQ IILEAYELI Second Row: Nicholson, Goff, Lewis, Will, Fehrm, Hoyt, Chambers. Front Row: Iordon, Pinksen, Gelewitz, Harris, Kennedy, O'Loughlin, Sheehan OIQCHESTIDA Second Row: Hufnaqle, Grenda, Baxter, Cochrane, Verna. Front Row: Cihotti, Clark, Fournier, Gavrilles, Reed, Drarnmis. GLEE CLUB Fourth Bow: McGuire, Costello, Bodi, McGee, Lamb, Hosterman, Feeney Durant, Jordan, Mahoney. Third Row: L. Smigliani, G. Smiqliani, Mulcahy, Sweetser, Udden, Bronsdon Gavrilles, Spano, McLaughlin, Bandlovv, Mitchell, White, Sacrarnona Wright, Taylor, Martell. Second Row: loyce, Pinksen, Pelletier, McGowan, Wright, MacDonald, Camp bell, Corsi, Nelson, Diefenback, Colby, Hill, Belcher, Nietzel, Orrock Stracqualursi, McCarthy. Front Row: Shea, Morin, Palie, Sullivan, Ferris, Gioiosa, Viscione, Neas, Fardy Kenney, Cullen, Franchi. I l l 1 1 f ,-. wff ! L Q bps-I AQ ,Q 3 f , f'5 if 7 ? ' 1 fff!:?f 1- 1,31 Qian V' Kiwis cw if -..X -- x -4: ' 1 V 4' 4 irfi A L ' - M f f 'IQ' '3 5 F I ,hvvp N-.. 1 , 4' Afx V' -J-.Nl V A , sa Q FAARDG is 'K3'1'xLlVK,2l'KfY ,- Ol n ,341 ISM. ' ' , --ww U 'ww W- -.s.....w --.W-W W, A ,igsifg V 1-as-52, N W i T ' V Wig' 1 x ,x O., V ww z'W if 5 i zaglgn ,V 2,33 1-1 NW 'b sk in ,. , ., iii, W L ' , 51. ' , ' . i M 1 f5'1 .4-W BLUE ITAIQ IDEDDEIENTATIVES Third Row: Brondson, McCarthy, Olivieri, O'Connell, Dahl, Trovato, Cibotti Thornton, Iohnson. Second Row: Ventola, Iordan, Briggs, Fuller, McGuirk, Caliri, Conti, Nelson Martell, Cicarelli, Seale. Front Row: Birolini, Hannon, Melito, Powers, Dramrnis, Wright, Fardy, Crehan McLellan. ITIJDENT CDUNCIL Third Row: Devine, Memmo, DeGregorio, Twerago, McGill, O'Hara, Kowalczyk Haller, Walsh. Second Row: Dacko, Manano, Hazlett, Gilmore, Vincent, Doherty, Chambers Devlin, Urdi, Bertram, Spokofski, Groves, Cardoni, Pellagrini, Finamore. Front Row: Marascho, Milligan, McNamara, Henderson, Hartin, Griffin lSec.l Peznola CPres.J, Melito, Graham, Desisto, Kilduii. 1 SDANIIH CLUB Third Row: Burke, Kennedy, McCarthy, Taylor, Kearney, Smith. Second Row: Blake, McGowan, Devine, Birolini, Flynn, Stevens, Tingos. Front Row: O'Hara. Swanson, Crossen, Collins, Barry CPres.J, Bonfeldt, Chamberlain, CHEEIQLEADEIQI Second Row: Clifford, Gagnon. Mamaty, Lang, Larson, Rooney, P. Iordan O'Sullivan, E. lordan, Ferrande. Front Row: Allen, Gioiosa, Ferris, Wright, Hill, Martell, Mclver. O'Brien. l IEN ICD CLAIS UFIZICEDS Devine, Treasurer, Crehan, Secretary, Olivieri, Vice-Pres., Martell, Pres. fSeatedD JUN ICD CLAII UFFICEIQI Taylor, Treasurer, Trovato, Vice-Pres., Martell, Secretary, Caliri, Pres. KSea!edl SUDHMUIQE ClASS OIZIZICEIQS Wright, Secretary, Smith, Pres., Kelley, Treasurer. JUNIDD DEI? CDU!! IQEDIDEIENTATIVEI McGowan, McCarthy, Bronsdon. Dl2lLl UFTICEIQI Thxrd Row Allen Pellagrxnr Davey Lazarovrch Hazlett Second Row Hxllrard Wxll Taalfe Walsh Hook Cascrano Sesuto Ons Front Row McDonough Shanks Srqnore Dacko LaRocque Ca lson OB: en Crossen Wood MI LITAIQY DDI LL INSTRUCTOR AND FACULTY DIRECTOR Lxeutenant Frank N Famularr Company Commanders Rrchard Slaney Eugene S1gnor1 Dennls Dacko Ioseph O'Br1en Paul Crossen DIRECTOR FACTORY DIRECTOR DRUM MAIOR CAPTAIN DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS SUPERVISORS FACULTY SUPERVISOR CAPTAIN CAPTAIN Robert Carlson John Shanks lean LaRocque Ir Davrd Freeman Robert Campla BAND Fredenck R Wlutehouse George W Seaburg Rrchard Ha1nes Ioseph Clark Arl1e W Lathem and Lester Walker Thomas OLaughl1n Wrlham Carney Harry Salerno W- A '11 I gs- : . .' . , -I . 'i. . . ,. , . BAND Second How: Cod1.ng, Morelli, Sprague, Murray, Muliero Ryan, Dohl, Marola, Cochrane, Hzm berq, Senior, Peluso, Hutnaqle. Front Row: Fuoco, Goff, Grenda, Clark, Haines tMajor, Drammis, Fehrm, Cxbcttir Verna, Quattrucci DIQIJM AND IEUGLE CUDDI Third Row: Aylward, Connell, Reade- Eldrich, Freeman, Amuzzini, Slade, Fitzpatrick, DeGreqorio, Swanson, McGowan, Guerini, Schepis, McMullen, Bearse, Second Row: P. Smilt, Fredericks, Laurence, Zinke, Hassellrack, P. Smith. Thornton, Hyson Olivieri- Mr. O'Laughlin, Tumer, Tingos, D'A1essandro, Aprea, Buhlman, Spoon, Carlevaley Marola. Front Row: Capulli, Dav. Lynch, Don. Lynch. O'Hara, Bohnfeldt, Cochrane, Tedeschi, Major Salerno T. Burke, Correy, Valentino, Piacentini, I. Burke, Pieshowski, Civitarese. CO OPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL F A C U L T Y DEPT READ Q WHITE s 'U' 'A WUHEN s FIIRMAL IIENTEII All us UUAHTY MHMH IIEIRS REIT BU T HTH llll C mpliments of ihe Complimenis oi I C mpliments of I 1 K. 'L' . MENU' and I rv I' ' I f'.' JUNIOR CLASS I ' x l T 'f5 i Hflllk MMIII IW! x 1 fn I mn .uv 'I :uns W HI 'UN N .'Tl . , 5 IIN, HX99, I Y'l l XII Ili.. l'lHlNIllENl1E,li. I. 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