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

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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.

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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.

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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.