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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

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Y 3 . gx -i 1: Lf.f.k,,IIkL15 L , ..,-Q--.Q -x 'i je LC6liL0lfLzi lt rs a srncere pleasure for the members of the Class of 1954 to dedrcate thrs Yearbook to an excellent teacher a frne coach and a gentleman Mr Wrllram H Dugan of the Commercral Department Mr Dugan spent hrs youthful years rn Roxbury and Dorchester He rs a graduate of Englrsh Hrgh School and Boston Unrversrty where he recerved hrs degree of BS M B A and M Ed Before comrng to Hyde Park Hrgh School rn 1941 M Dugan taught for two years at South Boston Hrgh School and for frve years at Roxbury Memorral Hrgh School for Boys ln 1944 he began coachrng Varsrty Basketball and lunror Varsrty Baseball Hrs success rn Drstrrct League basketball rs unrrvaled He has never had a bad basket ball team He has won more than hrs share of champron shrps rn a league of trerce rrvalry and close contentron Many of the boys he coached rn layvee baseball have gone on to great success wrth the varsrty team Mr Dugans personalrty and hrs Celtrc charm and wrt are hrghly apprecrated by the students of Hyde Park Hrgh School It rs wrth deep srncerrty that we wrsh hrm manl years of success and happrness rn hrs chosen pro- fessron S' vs- 4 ra z yl g MR 'WlLLlAM H DUGAN The Senror Class takes great pleasure rn dedrcatmg thrs Yearbook to Mrss Iessrca I Trommer of the Secretarral Department Mrss Trommer as a graduate of Grrls Hrgh School attended Radclrffe College where she recerved her MA degree After leavrng Radclrlfe College Mrss Trom mer left for New York to attend Columbra Teachers College where she later had conferred upon her a Master of Arts degree Mrss Trommer spent ten yeas workrng rn busrness lt was not untrl 1919 that she taught lor the frrst trme at Hrngham Hrgh School and then later rn 1923 that she came to Hyde Park Hrgh School as a teacher of Secretazrral Oifrce Practrce ard she has been here ever srnce Mrss Trommer has for many years been Teacher Sponsor of the Iunror Red Cross She wrll long be remem bered for her many krnd deeds and many patrent ways wrth our Senror Class and many classes of the past These krnd and patrent ways have helped scores of people along the road to success It rs because ol her many wonderful assets that she rs so well lrked and well thought of by each and every Senror of our Hrgh School Travelrng the theater readrng and ofcourse people take up much ol Mrss Trommers lersure trme It rs wrth our deepest srncerrty and appreclatron that we the Senror Class wrsh her many years of happrness prosperlty and good health MISS IESSICA l TROMMER 97 o o O I C , . . . . 1 ff. : . , Sy? , , - 1, - .. 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ALBERT F HANRAHAN We the students of the Se-mor Class of 1954 deem 1t a great prrvrlege to dedrcate our Yearbook to MISS Mary V Hayes Glrls Physlcal Educatron Instructor of whom we have become very fond durlng our years at Hyde Park High After graduatmg from Grrls Hrgh School Ntss Hayes attended Sargent School of Phystcal Educatton From there she attended the Boston Unrverstty School ol Educa tron where she recetved the Bachelor of Scrence degree and a Master ot Educatron Prevrous to her teachrng at Hyde Park Hrgh School tn Iamarca Plarn As a member of the faculty cf Hyde P tk Hrgh Miss Hayes has proved o be one of ou best lrked teachers She has a very pleasant manner and a wtnnmg smrle that have endeared her to many of our Sem r grrls Mrss Hayes also taught us many thrngs that wrll enable us to le d better uves rn the fu ure as well as 1n the present We thank her for her many krndnesses towards us all and wrsh her many more successful years as a teacher on the faculy of Hyde Park Hrgh School The Senlor Class IS honored ln dedrcatmg thxs Year book to Mr Albert F Hanrahan our teacher of prmtmg Mr Hanrahan 15 a graduate of South B ston hrgh School After graduatron he worked m the prmtmg trade for sev eral years He then took a teachers trammg course and got hrs BS and MS degrees at Boston Unrversxty He taught at the Donald McKay School and then at Roxbury Memortal Hrgh School from 1929 to 1948 Mr Hanrahan came to Hyde Park tn the tall of 1948 and has been teachmg here tn Room S ever smce Each year he works mrghttly ln supervrslng the prmt mg of the varrous edxtlons of our school magazme the excellen appearance and makeup of the Couner The pages are well planned and the PICYUIQS and cartoons mcely placed We are proud oi our Courrer and the part that Mr Harrahan has m producrng lt Mr rlanrahan also turns out among a mrllron other thlngs the school handbook graduation programs prom prog ams and SP9C1Gl scholastlc lrterature We hope he stays ln Hyde Park Hrgh many years but 1' the powers hat be see ht to promote Mr I-larrahan our hear rest congratulatlons wrll go wrth htm Miss Hayes taught Gt the MCIIY E- Cl-1fl9Y IUYUOY Hifllh 531001 Courier. That he does this job well we can see by the DR. FRANCISj. HOKGAN STAFF Seated Nxss M 'rzscn Se e fy Dr Pcrqcm Feud Vcxs er MISS 3 uckcl Secremxry Standing' Urs Bull r ne Nec CG we Mrs E xer en essey e Gmndcrce s n Pubuc Speccm c MODERN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT Sedied V Buck ey 5301141119 T lss Nharke ' r Dlkmcto Nmss C hen : .' .cf , cr tc. I. I , , .. 5 , Q rc .. . . 3 .ti , . 'i 1 All , . C' Librcriin, Mr. rx ' . Ccurt elcr, Miss Lfilsy, Guidzrxce Sou s lor, Miss Srriifh , J, , ' . A4 '- ,, 1 . . ' - 1. - , A C , ENGLXSH DEPARTMENT Seated: This Nf11!'r1 -H7 figs Gfllii'-'VID 'Dprsirfrzs-S' ?f9':'il Mr. Lithive. Standing: Tfif 'ull :ri Miss Sz-sefxxfy. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss Murrcxy, Mr, Mcccrfhy, fDe-pcrtment Heudl, Mr. Ken- ney. Standing: Miss Doherty, Mr. Duqcm Miss Carroll, Miss Connors Miss I-lemon, Miss Zuke. CO-OPERATTVE INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT Seated: Mr. O'T.c'.1cP. 1:1 Vt. W Qzffriri' 'I r,:.riC r ' 'f ::.n':'if Yfiss Emi, S fre-fury Hr Offrn r Standing: T-fr. Ezrr-s Lit. Pixie' ,. Elvvin Ur. F'tn7'1?i':', ff? :icr1,M: Sesbuvz Y. F-fri if 1 f 5 , 4 wg 4 225 4 3: W fe ,ww from J 4 ,A H, Q i xv sf e we yu Y SQ ww , 9 : L 2 ' Q 2 ze z , , M , 7 1 an ,EM f l F F , C! 1 2 f? f an 4 '. 5 2 gl i Z 2 . Q ., 5 5 no 5 ? 3 1 i 2 A 25.15 i Q hw. Y Drrector Treasurer Secretaries Sports Edrtors Features Edrtors Second Bow' Vrsnor Bradley Carlm Thomas Mr Buckley Kohler Spmello Iannette ODonne11 Front Bow- Coyle Collms Hamacher Fasano Mxss Conner Comoletu Smxth Iackson Dunn YEARBOOK STAFF Iohnl Buckley Leonora R Connors Marc lla Kowalczyk Sandra Hamacher Elame Fasano Iohn Carhn Puchard Boulanqer Patncla lackson Vlrqxma Callahan Georqe Iannette Iohn Thomas lohn Fltzqerald Ioan V1snor Eugene Spmello loan Benson Dorothy Smrth Eleanor Comoletu Arthur Kohler MR IQHHI Bl LL Literary Editors ....,r.,Yr,,.,,,....,,,,v, v,,,,,..,, ,Y,, M a ry Ann O'Donnell SZIZZIIZS' Ps -2 N, GT- GG ANN A. ALBERTO 21 Colllns St. Hyde Park Bowling 2: Class Secretary 25 Red Cross 27 Student Council 2. A beautiful winning smile and a cheerful hi is Honeys greet- ing. Her conversation is always witty. We all wish her success and happiness. MARY A. ALBERTO 155 Beaver St. Hyde Park Blue Star 2, 3, 4. A quiet girl is Mary but ycu can be sure that what she does say is worth listening tc. ROSE M. ALIBERTI 384 Hunlmqlon Ave Hyde Park Bfwling 4 Glee Club Q Her gaiety she cannot hide lt steals forth from her quiet side Never too busy t help y ci out lf by chance y u ha e a doubt ROSE M AMARA 706 Hyde Park Ave Roslmdale G ee lub L e e,. 2 Senior Revue Z ec use of he d na 1. e Rcse is liked by eve y f cldssrnates gh y be miss a l y e a P9 -I FRANK A AMATUCCI 27l Wood Ave Hyde Park ,Q JC SG e ed Vcung mr 't N h ' SWIG IT! C1 G ll'l E 6 I s We all feel sure le .v i J succeed in later life EARL A. ANDERSON 96 Blue Hill Ave. Roxbury Hockey 2, 3, 4: Captain 4. lust give him a pair of ice skates and a hockey stick and he's off. IOSEPHINE M. AQUILANTE 52 Sunnyside Sl. Hyde Park Pre-driving 25 Glee Club 2: Senicr Revue 4. Petite and pretty is the best way to describe our Icsie. She wi'l be issed by everyone and we all wish her the hes' of luck in the future LUCY R ARENA 14 Westminster St Hyde Park Bowling 2 3 Glee Ci b 2 Senior Revue 2 Easy going and full c wi With everyone she makes a hit No truer friend coud ever we nd For truly Lucy is one cf a kind ELIZABETH L ARGUS 37 Bow St Hyde Park l q med wit 1 d , y smi e for every kl rig sense of riuvnc 'i litened many a dull EMORY D ARIEL 66 Albuno Sl Roslindqle sa vihth ev dy w d d mea ant sm hevey ea d ine yat f 1. . e V- l Af i . I J 4 7 UA ' , : 'U 2 ' v ' .' , ' vf 'Q7 y , Q 5 C, I . X . ' c . ' fi 3. W ,, . , 2? Y W' . . t fd c ':. ni.. Sim 1: W . 'Bar-'ty' 15 yjcl we 'h i C .d, i..u C.. ., . , W' '- 'V-1 3 ' Y . a ffendly h po '. - , B C, A' Y gcc! :yr I cne. ber .spar i. - - ' i if i JS ll'I i 7 f - r exec her ,Feng X' . . .. e will surel mvu' e ' .L verj 1 . at P, l.. S. W. K, I 1 l ' Q'Y' 1 , P . :- 1-1933 4' STUFF: 5 Exile hfrrg 2 'Z 4- f' Y Q tm -H - V - - v- 'A' wus ' J' ' V 2 'l' n 5 .l .ond - - 46111 -1. ' - 2- e , L. --,. -., . . - ,, N- ,, . . . 4 3 H if M . ,. by Tues.. ,cc as , Lyn X icy ,Z Me .er- ' 4 I' V . -- ' if - 'J GIVES' FGYSCR- rear' it an.. l s N9 ' J, amy :na v.'gr.n.:g ..L1 . Pie '.-all H9 15 friends '.-:it . ' r' on n . E9 isse' by ll ' th S :i:r is 1' d b - clas . , - 11' 4 ' ' ' . 4 xx t , WILLIAM E BACKOFF 1819 Hyde Park Avo Boudville L1eut 4 Bill walks rcund IU a loose carefree way but he n1anaqes to get by He 15 frxendly wxth every one ROBERT W BARNES 54 Cedar St Muttapon Barney as he lS known by h s fl6ndS comes 'ro'n he Low M1lls In l'11s th ee years at H P H S he has :rcved to be a good fr1end to all BEVERLEE M. BAXTER 1141 Hyde Park Ave Hyde Park l-'ead Varsh Basketbal 2 Suden COUHCI 3 4 D1d yo.1 sa, all attractwe and bubblmq uer wnh person al1y7 Why l' dnds ke cur ev luck and happmes 1 he fn c DAVID BAXTER 1003 Hyde Park Avo Hyde Park Daves Gbll y c always be pleasant and heerful IS what made l'11m a q eat asset to Hyde Park Hxqh IOAN L. BENSON S7 Holllnqlworth SL Mattapcm Cheer Leader 2 3 4 Cocaptan 4 Cour1erStaff4 Ser1orRevue2 3 4 Honor Scc1ety 3 4 Publ1c Speakmg 2 3 4 Graduaucn Marshal 3 Ho or SOCIETY Play 3 Sc1ence Play Wmner 2 3 Good C1l1ZehSh1P Award 3 Hearst HISTOIY Contest W1nner 4 Our Ioan lS most talented Iust glance above and you w1ll be convmced She IS also quxte the dancer PATRICIA A. BENSON 86 Birchcrolt Road Hyde Park Glee Cluo 2 One o' he 1n1est 1n ou ass Pat IS 1ndeed a capable lass Her blonde ha1r blue eyes and a Ma e h r ways belle cz' h ba IOSEPH L. BEROLINI B7 Hebron St Mattapcm Hockey 2 3 4 Drum 67 Baqe orps 2 3 ut loe lS a boy hat wo ks hard lh schcol and 1. Sllle CHARLES F BERTOLON 14 Bird St Dorchester Track 2 3 Cap a1n 4 B149 Sa e 2 aselea l 3 otball Vqr 3 4 Drlll L19 rlle lS v e -:ml e N sv' W V V 9 HENRY C BILLINGS 56 Blrchcroft Rd Mattapan F ctball 2 3 apt 1n mlS c 4 cam 4 B s a a1n A 1ty'1 4 Sar 3 H '10 c1l2 l. Cc He ry be e 1: own as Babe 1 one o' V- s ahees ever t come had bo h a c er BEVERLY C BLACK 75 Arlington St Hyde Park Basketball 2 3 4 Vol ey Ba 1 2 Badm1n on 2 Iumor Red Cross 4 Bev IS one of o11r petnest and most popular Semors She IS l1ked by all ana ll w1l tase a l1fet1me to forqe1 her . . 7 7 a ' 12 t' ' ' :cl p . 4 I 1 ' 1 I 1 7 . ll, k e al ' 1 3 e ll. . . . ' i , . 7 ' l r' , 1 1 t er C , '. 47 Lze . 4. ' . ' r ' . , - L, , 5 . . . ' 5 73 '7 I I 11 al 3: ., ' l 3 7 of T ' 7 l' -T Y t t '1 -7 . H.p. 7 B M l 7 47 Nqr. 27 - , ,, T A 1 - Fo 7 .1 . 7 7 ' ' ui. 4. 1 ' 3 ' ' 1 - Cha 1' ' 7' ll lil ff by teach- 't . 1. . 6137 so' l1' rs as ' ell as :las .111'es, He B Q' It geygglgf its her de- as er, acfiv in zll school af- scription, We all ' lx pu, -grorl fairs as his rr-':f:l sa 1, 1 'fllf , . 1 .Ak 2 . C 1 o , 7 4: Cc-C 3' 47 - , All .J 1:1 t 4: Track 2. 3, 7 Co- ' Cant 1 7 a eball 2. 3. -17 Co- C pt ' 4:1llC' o, 7 Blue t Hep. 2 'C. T H Q 7 2. l. 4. rx U v , W 7 77 's 1 t1.e ke f t l t . C . it : xr sc. 2. Henry is t 1:21 '::kle and catch . 7 7 7 i 7 - I ' 7 1' 7 , ' ' 7 4 ' ' . 7 1 7 rl 1' 7 7 -, , . , . . . H 7 . , . ' ' A' . H fl I ' ' 7 : . 7 7 A 7 7 . . . . .7' 7 lr 11 7 A V 1 4? ai .amy his 142 pi 05 MARIE C BOGEN 22 Sprlnq Hill Bd. Hyde Park Glee Club l 2 Semer Revue 4 Mane s easy-qomq nature has made her one ol those who are best hked by thelr classmates ANDREW V BONANNO 1049 Hyde Park Ave Hyde Park Semor Revue 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Red Cross Rep 2 Raaxo Speaker 3 Class Plays 2 3 Spamsh Club 3 Student Council 2 Andrew has a q'L1lCk wrt and a kmd and generous nature H loves dramatxcs and loves a qood trme as well IRAN M BONINO 43 Navarre St. Roslindale lean IS an attractlve cheerful looking qlrl who has a happy word for everyone Tlus w1ll help her to make many fnends ln the years to come DCLORES E. BORAN 18 Rector St. Hyde Park owlmq 3 4 C pl 2 Courxer Rep 4 Semor Revue 4 Toohe has a pleaslnq per onalxty and her lnends are many because she IS always ready to lend a helpmq hand ANNE M BORGAI. 87 West St Hyde Park ut 2 3 honor R ll 2 A dlqflllled leader a helpful classmate a wonderful tnend hus we descnbe Anne May the lu ure brmq her 'happlness and success RICHARD P BOSTWICK 1080 Adam: St Dorchester Track 4 Drlll Capt 4 Red Cross Dick has spent but one year wrth us but wlth hrs pleasmq personallty and ready smtle he has made a real place for hlm sel tat l-IPH ANTHONYI BOTTERI 902 Hyde Park Ave Hyde Park Tony IS a sports enthusxast but IS partxal to football He llkes danctnq and bowling Hrs hob b1eS are drawxnq and model burldmq He has lots of frlerads IR and out of HP RICHARD T BOUCHER 5 Mercer St Mattapcm Lreut 4 Semor Revues 4 Key Club 2 3 Baseball 4 Dxcks abllxty to make frrends easily has made hxm very pop .llar He plans on entering the Navy alter qraduatlon RICHARD P BCULANGER 30 Hxllsxde St Hyde Park Lleut 4 Yearbook Rep 4 Rrch IS a senous boy and a smart one Hrs occasxonal re marks are enough to make any day a bnqht one MARY E. BOWEN 2181 Dorchester Ave Dorchester Mary has a n1ce smxle for everyone Her pleasmq person alxty has helped her to be lxked by all her classmates RITA M. BOZZOTTO 83 Tacoma St. Hyde Park Red Cross Rep. 35 Graduation Marshal 37 Blue Star 2. Sweet as sugar is our Rita. She is liked by both her class- mates and teachers and we all feel she is hound to succeed ROBERT BRADLEY 55 School St Iamaxca Plain Track 2 3 Courier Rep 2 Su dent Council 3 Drum G Buqle rps 2 3 Lieu 4 Cross Country 2 Bobs another gift from I P He was good in studies as well as spor s I-te irtends to go into the Servl e VIRGINIA ANN BRAIT 521 Ashmont St Dorchester Senior R vue 4 4 .Ar Scholar ship 3 Bowling 2 3 4 Pre Driv ing 2 Radio Music Poll 4 Courier Re 4 Shes lways smi mg always GGY Gives us laugh m s every day Her fav rite sul' ec' hy f r is a t We hope from tt she will never par BETTY A BREOR 286 Fairmount Ave Hyde Park Golf 3 Glee Club 4 Senior Re e 3 4 Pubic Speaking 3 Courier Rep 3 Marshal 3 Hon r Society 'I 4 Pre D iving 2 Alth .igh B V is mostly cupied rn schco ac ivi ies she always has ture o provide os of fun for her c ssmates MARILYN F BRIDGES 18 Rowell St Dorchester A most attrac e loom g girl And oh how he lovely hair does cur Marilyr s quiet friendly and kind And at all times so refined M. CORINNE BRIGGS 220 Dana Ave. Hyde Park Corinne is a friendly girl, al- ways ready with 1: smile and a good word for everyone. PATRICIA M.. BROPHY 130 Dana Ave Hyde Park Baskeb lg 3 Bowlmg3 Cour ier 2 You see a petite smiling care ee girl whcse laughter rings merrily through the corridors of HP Who can she be? None oher but our happy go lucky Paty' WALTER D BURGESS 14 lohnson Place Mattapan Red Cross Rep 2 One of the better looking boys of H P H His good nature is Just as pleasing as his looks IANE M BUTLER 8 Lonng S! Hyde Park vue 4 lare is a quiet girl rid a fine student Her pleasant smile will b missed by all after school is ver VIRGINIA M CALLAHAN 41 Alicia Rd. Dorchester Gee Club 2 3 Predrrver 2 Yearbook 4 Blue Star 2 3 Ginny s enchan mg smile was always a wel me sigh along the corridors of H P H Room 108 will a ways remember the nrce work she did as a mem ber of the yearbook committee , U: ' .4 1 Y A t :L ' - ' - - Co . . 4: ' T. : - - ' - . , , 5' . . A V .r 4 , U T . ' ' . ' 3 Y . 'C . t . ' 6 'I . Af . P- ' ' ' . ' a c 2 . o -' . ., a ' r., P , . Bowling 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 COUU91' Sfiff 2, 3. 4: Senior Re- vu , : 1' ' : . ' ' ' ' : ' ' . : 7 C . . . ' ' ' 3. 7 .- r ' . e ' . o' eff ' ' oc- C - . . '! A, A ' . 1 ' l t , . fi.. ' ' '-t ' '. ' f 1 t fu - . 1 . D , , , ' R' ' 1 ' ' .t . . 1, ,. I I . . ' co ' t I ! . . . 113' qv? 'fa if ff, 1 paid! 'QE A V 4 .3- -3 f rf ! iff ' , 3 i Z' ELIZABETH A CALLOW 20 Ccdm S! Mcmupcm Elizabeth ts Mattapans on I-' Ever-yore Wil 'niss right Srmle and oleasan vays DOROTHY E. CAIVIHRON 135 Dana Ave HYd2 Pink Bowling 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Dotty we will all remember dashmq madly to qet in before the last bell She is full of fun and friendly to all PAULINE CANE 13 Elm St Hyde Pork Pauline has that lpana smile And always wears the latest style Never a hair is out of pl ce And always a smile upon her face MARY LOU CANNII-'F 15 Winborouqh St. Hyde Park Courier Staff 4. An ever-ready smile and good .,a.ure describe our Mary. l al' wish her success. ROSALIE E CANNONE 38 Chickatawbut Si. Neponaet Glee Club 2, 31 Bowling 4. ROSl9'S always so trim and neatq From the tcp of her ,head to :he tip of her feet. Her laugh is what we love to hear, lt fills H.P. with fun and cheer. IOAN P CAHEW 21 Gordon Avo Hyde Park Bowling 2 4 Basketball 2 3 c' ball 2 Ve way remember Ioan by he pretty i ng hair her ex 'ensue a d be a a her ever e dv s'ni e IOHN F CARLIN 8 Fowle St Rosllndale Key Club 3 4 Baseball 4 Year hook 4 Semor Revue 4 Colonel lack is one of the best natured Seniors in Hyde Park It is a sure bet he will succeed in his choser profession CYNTHIA M CARRARA 6 Irving Sl Roadvillo Student Council 2 'Q 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Bowling 3 Soft Ball 2 Personality plus is the way to describe our Cynthy School never had a dull moment when she was around win her fun ovmq ard good natured ways IUDITH A. CARROLL 52 Woodquie St. Mattupcm fled C'css Rep. 2. fudy is cute and always full of fun. VV'ith a qay smile and warm ojenero-i.y Iudy has worked her way into our hearts. LORETTA I CIBOTTI 362 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park bowling 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Pre-Drivers 2g Glee Club 2, The first impression Loretta gives is of quietness but her many friends know that she's a lot of fun. Her gift for friendly conversation has made her a favorite in the Senior class. ROSEMARY F CICCARELLI 96 Chlld SL Hyde Park Softball 2 Volley Ball 2 Bowl mg 3 4 Courrer 2 Attractrve and smart Chrckre lrkes sports and people Her wm mnq smrle and good natured ways wrll always qarn her many tnends TEANNETTE V CIRIELLO ll Eliot Ave Recdville Orchestra 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Publlc Speakmq 2 3 4 One of our most talented Sen rors Ieannette seems qurte home at the prano Her musxcal abrlxty coupled w1th her qenral personalrty has made her well lxked by all C CITRONE 1492 Hyde Park Ave Hyde Park Bowlrnq 3 4 Glee Club 2 Soft ball 2 Lreut Z 3 Blue Star Rep Graduatron Marshal 3 Ieannette rs a qrrl wlth a spar klxnq personalttv She has a qu l tty for makmq f tends whrch has made her an sse to the Semcr class MARY ANN E CIVITARESE 76 Arlmqton St Hyde Park Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Bowlrnq 4 Basketb ll 3 4 Stu Counctl 2 Her-or Roll 2 3 4 Marys thcuqhtfulness charm and personalr v alonq wrth qccd marks have .ft n the frrendshrp ct many teachers as well as stu dents IANICE M COLLINS 18 Stuxbridqe St Mattapan Semor Revue 4 Year Book Com mrttee 4 Bow mg 3 Courrer Staff One of the most popular per sonalrtres rn he Senror class Iamce always has a pleasant word Nothrnq but happmess and success can be rn store for her ELEANOR R. COMOLETTI 55 Cummins Highway Mczttapan Bowlmg 3 4 Semor Revue 4 Glee Club 2 4 Courler Rep 4 Yearbook Commzttee 4 Eleanor rs lrkeable and good natured Her ever ready smxle and easy qomq personalr y make her a mus rn all soclal ac lvl 185 IOAN A. CONDON 7 Winbor gh St Hyde Park Bowlrn Glee Club 2 Ioan ne of our rrost humcr ous Sen s l-ler keen sense f humor qracrous manner and frxendly atlude have made her well lrked not only by her class mates but by her teachers IOHN H CONDON 17 Westmxnster St ll-lyde Park Lreut 3 4 Senror Revue 3 4 Football 2 Buddy possesses one of the best personalrtres ln the Senlor class He IS well lrked by every one who knows hmm MARILYN A CONNELLY 125 Salford St Hyde Park Honor Roll 2 3 Mar lyn IS one of our more soft spoken quxet Senro s f-'er ever ready smxle and m dest manner have made her lrked by both teachers and puprls IOHNI CONNORS 136 Blake St Hyde Park Marshal 3 Baseball 3 4 B stcet ball 3 4 Semor Revue 4 Red Cross 4 Publrc Speakmq 4 Cannonball rs one of our best natured Senxors wrth a qurck wrt and frzendly smrle We are sure he wxll succeed ln hrs chosen professxon .1 ff? li iQ as. 2 NLM, Y Nu? :wax 5.3 Q-vi 'av Ne fa 475 fl ,sa 1 73 J D0 1 1 54 J X. 'R ROCCO I CONTI 5 East Glenwood Ave Hyde Pork a e Q ae e 4 'UCS 9 'HSS9 GER ELAINE D COOK S1 Central Ave Hyde Park G 2 Semc e e 2 GQS G GSK bG1 ude11 F 4 I' 1J1v1r1q FCOk1G 1 ee 1 c her rec r 'ne age nce ch e Q51 n L e Fe ue y popular MARGARET A COYLE 20 Siurbndqe Qemc Re: e Vec: 'Tl tee 4 Mchcpcm v cz cure r1oh1 hrq ke 1 m e sux, m KS have 1 e FPA CAROL A CURRUL 42 Burneii Si IGTDGICG Plum G re all 2 C e'11cr Revue ecx rue 1ue eve e cr J1 Q escfuedcc are f' QC FRED M CUSATO 68 Robert Sl Roslxndole A cies Q 4 P11-1 QQJGHTCCJH ptmr 4 Rec: Cross 4 F ec s vve'W1ced cn IS ,rpm f' 1: f h1S eassrv 'es e s 1nees ed m YUJQIC and Q Q' M f s de' MAURICE CUSSEN 16 Stanbro S! Readvxlle rey 'TID 'inc fl S mor e earn Q Her fl S MARY A D ALESSANDRO 19 Thatcher Sl Hyde Park r G '1 R sketWQcz 1 ey B1ue S'or Cen I Revqe 4 Fcncr HeDr1v1nq Z Hcncr vcxrv IKCIY e p etty cm e s er GCI 1, STP1 e cmd ple sam man Q c b ll ner S ess m ner cies n held NICHOLAS G D ALESSANDRO 15 Agnes Ave Hyde Park F otbml 2 Semor Revue 2 L1eut IC 1sf vvell 11-ed bye src 1c'es1nv1. rx rsc col LORRAINE F DALVISlO 1911 Rlver Si Hyde Park rr IS lfco e on Nth Her hecuuful nd neat cppecrczrce 1ce rff1ecfI-'PHsm J Q Sen IDA T DEFILIPPO 75 Readvxlle St Readvnlle 'Qc d s fJe1qrc mea cxcpecxrcnce cz Q f1e Gly mspos ICH WIH wc he' 'mends as they hr-ve Cf e Q' I-'PH DOROTHY E. DELANEY 51 Mcxttakeeset St Mcxttapan ue 'Tl 4Qed ss-4 D for rer rrcx c s fn s e 'ish HARRIET A DELANEY 1187 Adams St Dorchester amsl' Q H9 4 S es H rue ISGU ze nd VS r V te r r Cl IAMES M DEMASO 75 Annafrun St Rosllndale A Del e 4 CI has lc- '1 d frmrxf' '11l 1 yhcxc- xrxbrnrn '1 GENEVIEVE T. DE MEO 71 Lewiston St. Hyde Park Ecsketlgil 2, 2 '- '.':1l,1.-E':QQ f f- Bid.. HC 1, : ,,, 4- f5':: f, ' If-9: 3.41 '15 . 'fe CATHERINE A. DEVIN 8 Clover St. Dorchester Ezzskeiizll 2 Q 4- '.':Q1oy:g:.. 2 f -2- S:f':,:l. Q' SEILQY F.e'. .g-3 -1 .eriizs -7 ::,::g1n':'. I fix-1.51: .izifhzlgzrit filff-IYGFP, Cfiif ini- :':1..3 she takes fhzngs as 'hey CITES :er .. ' ' M ' 1,..y ...enn 3.- .-:iys carizre he: fh-'JCfl'1Tf'.11i-ESS :nc szncerzty. PAULINE H DEVINE 298 Neponset Ave Dorchester ss Q GSSW1 9 103 VIRGINIA DI CAMPLI 1533 Hyde Park Ave Hyde Park Il'1'j JH F' IS J 'PCD' T1 CISSQS GIG Cv '5 IS Ll1'l or ro J muw ds hose YGPTS PAULINE G DIMARZIO 7 Eliot Ave Hyde Park If U 1110 IS 0113 UI' QU16' GI N99 V L CIW 9 l9 I S1 DOLORES P DOLAN 51 Maple St. Hyde Park 55,22 Sugicle, W A' I IA BARBARA A. DOMUCZICZ 24 Fulton St. Hyde Park ,. . ,b ..Kti1fQLf... 'O ff? gx if x ,Wm ma' -f-fv 'ngauf 19' , . ti nl' .-1 l f t fb J 'fc f ' t M an ,ff ..r,, l 3 4. 5 . 5, I 44' 1- X ,f- N I .5 I 1 15,3 - iljilfi v 3351, this Jug.: M44 H if ... -lf' 'Q 4 I 1, K 2' it x WILLIAM F. DONNEILAN 41 Hexford St. Mattapan Track 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain 4: Band 2, 3: Drum and Bugle 4: Cross Country 3, 4. Willie is the trackman of Room 121. He is well liked by his fellow classmates, and we all feel he will achieve success in whatever he attempts. THOMAS P. DONNELLY 8 Thatcher St. Hyde Park Courier 3: Lieut, 4: Hockey 2: Tennis 2: Track 2. During his three years with H.P.H. Tom has made many friends with his keen sense of humor and good disposition. ELIZABETH L. DOROFI 20 Parker St Hyde Park Volley Ball 2 Badminton 2 Soft Ball 2 Bowling 3 4 Lieut 3 Honor Roll 2 Liz has a gift for friendly conversation and the ability to get along with people These along with her thoughtfulness and sincerity have made her a favorite among the Seniors BARBARA A. DOWGOS 23 Cedar St Mattapan Hon r Roll 3 4 Barbara has gone through her three years at HPH in a quiet pleasant manner but she is a friend to many and everyone likes her RITA M. DUNN 13 Wrentham St Dorchester Basketball 2 3 Badminton Senior Revue 4 Year Book Staff Rita is one of this years most personable Seniors Her good looks and good marks make an unbeatable combination RALPH S. EDELSTEIN 35 Glenway St. Dorchester Track 2, 3, 4: Blue Star 2,31 Drum 6 Bugle Corps 3, 4: Courier Rep. 3: Student Comm. 4: Cross Coun- try 2: Glee Club 2: Red Cross 2, 3. There is never a dull moment with Ralph, His friendly dispo- sition and pleasing manner have won him many friends in H. P. H. S. IEANA V. FACHY 43 Charme Ave. Roslfndale Senior Revue 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Honor So- ciety Comedy 3: Courier Rep. 3: Art Scholarship 2: Pre'Driv'lng 2: Public Speaking 2: Honor Roll 2, 4: Radio Music Poll 4. Popular, pretty and talented Ieana and her friendly smile and charming personality, will be missed by all. IOSEPH I FALCONE 87 Wellsmere Rd. Hoellndule Lieut 4 Ioe is one who in anything he attempts will succeed no matter if the problem is big or small easy or difficult IOAN M FALLON 37 Dunlap St Dorchester Honor Roll 2 3 Public Speaking Icanies natural curly hair is the envy of all Her ability to 'nake friends has made her popu lar among her many classmates THOMAS G FARES 40 Harvard Ave Hyde Park Vey Club 3 Baseball 2 3 Foot b ll 3 4 Track 2 3 Mars al Pre Drivers 3 Tom owns one of the best per sonalities in the Senior class which helped him win many friends before he left tc Join the Army Air Force ELAINE L. I-'ASANO 945 Hyde Park Avo Hyde Park Marshal 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Glee Club 3 Senror Revue 3 4 Year Book Commrttee 4 Honor Floll 2 4 Courrer 3 Graduatron Marshal 3 Pre Drrvmq 2 Lreut 2 Blue Star 2 3 One of thrs years favorrte cheerleaders Elarne rs full of pep and enthusrasm about all HP H actrvrtres She rs lrked by all and her bubblrnq laughter may be heard anywhere GERALD W FELDNIAN' 23 Myopla Rd Hyde Park Student Councrl 3 4 Pres 4 Key Club 3 4 Marshal 3 Golf 2 3 Track 2 3 Senror Revue 3 4 Home and School Membershrp Commrttee 4 Pre Dnvers 3 Gerry seems destrned to fol low rn the footsteps of hrs father for he plans to attend Massachu setts Pharmacy College Hrs rec Ord shows hrs abrlrty NANCY T FENNESSEY 1366 River St Hyde Park Badmrnton 2 Golf 2 Publrc Speakrnq 2 Nancys frrendly ways and lovely drsposrtron have made her well lrked by all Wrth these good trarts she cant help but be successful rn her chosen freld DONALD H FERGUSON l4 Pond St Iamalca Plain Tennrs 2 3 4 Captarn Dnll 4 Don has won Tennrs honors rn hrs three years at our sch ol Hrs frne sense of humor and hrs wrnnrnq smre have made hrm one of our most popular Senrors He rs now rn the Army Arr Force ANGELA M FERZOCO 73 Sunnyside St Hyde Park Senror Revue 4 Honor Roll 4 Anqre rs so good rratured and has so much nonchalance and enthusrasm you rust can help lrkmq her DOUGLAS A. FEYLER 10 Park St Hyde Park Student Councrl 2 Senror Revue 2 Staff Sergeant 4 Doug lrkes a good trme but s a hard worker He makes frrends easrly and rs lrked by everyone ROCCO A. FIORE I5 Wilton St Hyde Park Track 2 Senror Revue 2 Rocc smrlrnq face wrll be mrssed by all hrs classmates We wrsh hrm luck and feel sure he wrll succeed rn hrs chosen pro- fessron IOI-IN D FITZGERALD 30 Moultrie St. Dorchester Golf Captarn 2 3 4 Capt 4 Iohn rs well lrked by hrs frrends and classmates He rs a qood student who has hopes of play rrrq professronal qolf IOHN P FI'I'ZGEB.AI.D 95 Business St Hyde Park Honor Socrety 3 4 Track 2 Baseball 2 4 Basketball 3 4 P ayClb4 RedCrss3 Frtzres rr halan ways and crons toqe her wrth hrs lsernq an honor s uclent have made hrm many good frrends PETER L FLEMING 34 Everett St Hyde Park Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 l.reut 2 4 Pete rs a frne basketball player as well as an excellent track man He rs now rn the Marrne Corps R -.6 fill' 'ilttek is if 11, 4--1 36 20 'O 'Q' 4.35. f '? ...L ,nun at fL ,-, 1 l IOAN M FLOHANZE 9 Readville St Recxdville Glee Club 2 2 Scnicr llevue 4 o nnies the e eau of Zul She is swee and s 'ul cl mischiei rd fun IOHN W FONTAINE 13 Church St Hyde Park rack 2 3 ar Bill has made his way peace fully hrougn s li ci a d wi tus as cuietlv ao o ou tne otisiness l e IAMES W FONTENAROSA 119 Green St Iamaica Plum lim entered ur school this year after retu ning torn ove seas vhere e v s 'i hefrrny ln his short tav hee he has won many erds w li his win nina smile he is erv ambitious and we are sure he will succee .n whatever he chooses as a ca- reer. CAROL F FORGUITES 1315 River St. Hyde Park Tennis 2, 3: Col , 27 Se... Revue 4. u.e. mischx, au- and pesfn- able describe cur Car l. She ' definitely a 'Qlulius baRosa lan and -an be found waiting back- stage icr him when he is in town. lOSEPH l FRATTASIO 392 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Track 2, 3, 4. loe's quiet, carefree manner and winning smile has won him many friends. l-le will long be remembered by his friends and classmates. - HLINOR M. GADE 20 Huitlnq Road Hyde Park Elinors ccns nt aood humor c e e as e s ilced d has cer tain y Non ur admiration in the , s e ,I s WILLIAM F GAGNON 263 Wood Ave Hyde Park ack 2 F 3 4 Lie 4 Baseball 2 Vi B1 i he natdred boys in he Senior Class 'Je a w s has a smile ready for 'r e ds he s aso quite a oot bali player MARILYN L GAMBOA S Lorne St Dorchester Per ect A enaance 2 4 Honor t1oll2 3 4 Courier Rep 2 Bas ketbai 4 fl wlina 3 Honor Cetv 7 4 .Jeni r Pevue 4 'zce S ' For a girl who rcdi tes ana pe s a ity together with lr rming locks we nominate 'Jickeyf' MICHAEL T GATTOZZI 239 West St. Hyde Park Home and S-hol Membership oornrrii tee 47 Key Club 3, 4: Blue ,r F 47 Baseball 45 Senior Revue 3, 4g Leu.. 47 Prevllrivers Mike with his fine sense of Limo' wil be missed for quite a while. He plans to enter North- eas'e'n upon g.aduation. MARIORIE E GAVIN 1450 Blue Hill Ave. Mattapan Bowlmg 2, 35 Pre-Driving 2. Margie is a good sport as well as : good student. Her cheerful good nature has made her well liked by her many friends. CECILIA V GAY 114 West St Hyde Park Ceha IS one f our rrost popd lar SGUICTS Che IS we l hked by everyone and her fr1end1y sm1le and happy d1SPOS1'lOn w1l1 be long rememhered by all LORRAINE A GEISEL 911 Hxver St Hyde Park Honor Poll rra c b e student and ls eady at a1l nmes o do you avcr cheerfully FG w'1l11nqly DEBRAH A GERBER 63 Evans St Dorchester Dasketha 1 2 B wlmq up am Honor F J -1 Jl'GmG1CS Couner f 4 -l nor SOCl9 y e b1e 15 c from 2Ol Maybe ecause shes such a C111 round Fl We know sre N11 ceed whatever she horses n 'ie MARIE G GIANHVIASI 7 Woodqlen Rd Hyde Park Glee C u hem r Qevue ms e ce 1nlv f ur ln 'TIUSIC nec use Ma 19 certamlv has en ual' 1t A het er l1ked r1ena1 er pe s n cann t be found PI-'P MARGARET P GIBBONS 62 Harvard Ave Hyde Park Glee Club 2 3 Ho cr Roll 2 3 nor S 1 y Sen Revue 2 Q Golf 2 Ccuner 2 Gracluatxorv Marsh 1 3 Otfce ta 4 P eDr1v1r'q 2 Iun1 r Aclfnevement 4 Margaret IS a typ1caI d1qn1f1ed senxor W1'h a better than typxcal record MAUREEN F GLEASON 150 Arlmqton St Hyde Park Baske ball 2 V lley Ball 2 Bad m1n cn 2 CGUYIGX Pep Semor 'Revue 4 Via reen IS as happy s he day lS long Wvhcut a c re 1n he world she qces her cheery way She IS l1l-:ed by eferycrte and we all W1Sh her a wonderful future PAUL F GLEAVY 1105 Rxver St Hyde Park L1eut Q Track 2 Pauu IS the utdoorsman of the sen1or class s he spends rnuch of h1S 1me nuntmq and 'sh1r1q HIS he rty const1tu1on anct aood nature rnaxe h1m ne oi the best DAVID S GOOLDEN 14 Austin St Hyde Park T ack 4. 3 4 Baseball 3 D ve lS a au1et carefree l y mth C1 w1nr1nq s 11le ana fer nf11tv He Wll he m1ssed by ssrr 'es re s new l l A m All' force MARIE GOSSE 19 Rowell St Dorchester nc her th ee years at Hyde 1' 1: lr'1ah Mane as proved to e o C!CCC1f1'1e d to al MARIORIE L GRAHAM 38 Massasoit St Mattapan Yearh ck Commntee 4 Na q1e IS all that her crppear ance 1mpll9S sweet ard de rnure We have also had a chance to note that Marq1e has what 1t takes to wear her clothes we 1 l -av' -s ali' '9 4 w 3 1 XX 5 1' iff? -W w- fn new ,K no if ? Q'-'Y .fi it? ,....a' K R i 4 IQ VQN -it 'ev ggi all Ivklfrxx ff' 'T I ff ROBERT E. GREENE 7 Laval St. Hyde Pork Basketball 2, 3, 4: Band 2: Track 3, 4. Bob has been one oi the key players on our basketball team, His pleasing personality and fine smile have won him many irtends. SARA W GRIGG 120 Arlington St Hyde Park Red Cross 2 4 Blue Sar Rep 2 3 Student Assist: t 4 d minton 2 Cwlee Club 'l 4 Senior Revue 3 4 Swimming 4 Honor R ll 2 3 4 Choral Practtce 2 4 Pre Driver Sally is one of the leaders of 201 She IS popul r tn TTXUSIC sports studies and social ltfe She may be seen almc t any day ot he RICHARD L. GUARDABASCIO 1888 River St Hyde Park Football 2 4 Student Council 4 Lteut 4 'lrack 4 D1 hard wttl' his ready smie r-nd sunny disp sition has made mary friends DOROTHY A GUBA 55 Glendower Rd Roslmdale Glee Club Z Semc Fe Ctttce Staff 4 girl of our ct ss re cz nys a c pa e h and her pleastnq p r known to everyone DENNIS F GUINEY 32 Dana Rd West Roxbury Easeb ll 2 3 T ack 2 c, Y The saying Bete rever was ortqt ated V Eut we re all glad to see r when he gets here MARTHA E. GULESIAN 102 West St. Hyde Park Courier Staff Editor 47 Honor So- ciety 3g Honor Roll 3, 47 Dramat- ics 3, Martha is a diqnilted Senior in the true sense cf the word. Nice girl, none better, 'We know Martha has a keen sense of humor and o wonderful person- y a l' tn ye rs to c 'ne NORMA L GUSTAFSON 2 Parrot St Hyde Park Basketball 2 Golf 'P Ltbrortan Assistant 4 Red Cross Rep 2 Norma is quiet to those who do not know her but when she rs wtth her many friends she never lacks conversation She is one of our most promising seniors SHIRLEY M. HALL 102 Radclxfie St Dorchester Glee Club 2 So ntsh Club 3 Graduation llarshal 3 Honor 2 tice IS he deltnite qualities n h r ev he ause she ts such a a rl 9 leel sure ha h Qi 1 tends will Con nue en SANDRA H HAMACHI-IR ss Badger Rd Hyde Pork Va tc Cm .Jr1Jer4 In rt ae h e ives h scrtbe Sandy very Nell She is ore of out ul r ic s DAVID S HANSEN 47 Templeton St Dorchester Ke Clu 2 Pres de t R d 2 s rms 3 4 H r are rs a s'.1o y wi fire pe s na y e is as wel tked by his te Chers a by his classmates 3 alif Th t wrll help .er ' the 1 A W 'Q L' fn. X ' ' K' 'N Y , 1 T - 7 ..: ' ' A A! V 7 ' fr: 7 Ba - 5 X A , Y , . t W 35 5 I V- V' - 4 I A' ' I ' 6755, .y . a I 1 , . . , if W S A 1 1 ' . I -1 I A 'J 7 'X ig, - ' : -I l 4 I Roll , 47 Chcral Prat 'I 2. l Q' 5? U-C -A - A - 5 Q lt 1 dzfiicul' 'o desori J j ' ,M '-G-' iS.11A,,c I ,r A A ' t l :rt ll-artund yi , W 4 By V - t inet iLf 'l6 r' A I r ti to wid . . J' Y ,P , V s ' -Q , t MQ, ,gwl ' l- V . g ' r .-vue 2, 4: E V - AQ . e - Cffite Stafi 4- .e rrtil oo A .M -Q Q. Dotty is one of the rnzst :t'rt::- fYlf 59 4? f9F1Cf'3S'f'U9 41 Pfe- ' tive ' s ' lar. SX is ' ' I AIYWCY 534- 4- lw a bl :nor studeni Dark-haired, f2YSfTY, and full of ' e sznalziy rs fu , r 1 .ree ad' ft' r tat de- ll J ' 1 fi ' . ' . t r most pop' Sen- ' A A r . X ,Q E . no :Q7?9,y, fx 9 . - a. , 5 r jlqfili Cr ss Y ls ' 3' 47 'l H 45 --H p ff 2, Jem 2 -an , 3, 4: Grohe tra 2, 3, 4: 1. ' ' ' , . ' ' .ztor .ell ' W 'sp ' ' t r late than TEN ' MP 'Z' ' A H - -3 U., Dennis. D ' ' 5 :ous so ' ' 'th gy XY My 1 A -Am . ro .12 . S ' vl X, Aviv I A ' i a s ARLENE A HARTIAN 21 Winthrop St Hyde Park Honor Roll 2 3 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Captam 2 Basketball 3 4 Bowling 3 Volley Ball 3 Semor Revue 4 PreDr1v1ng 3 Spanlsh Club 3 Arlene IS always lull of thusrasm and lnenduness for everyore KATHLEEN A. HASSELI. 75 Welt St Hyde Park Glee Club 2 Lwely merry happy and gay She has a ready ear for confl dence a laugh for all Jokes and an unbounded enthuszasm for all studres Shes a good frzend for all trmes CAROLYN R HEALEY 40 Easton Ave Hyde Park Carolyn IS a 'ruxture of laugh t r and serrous s ull Her lrxends are many because she 1 a goo sport and always wllhna to len a helpmg hand CHARLES A HIGGINS 15 Brainard St Hyde Park Courrer Stall 3 3 4 Charles knack for drawma mll take hrm lar rn the future DAVID R HOAG 500 Metropolitan Ave Hyde Park Pre Dnvrng 2 Senror Revue 4 Lleut 4 Davrds qutet manner and pleasant personalxty make htm outstandmg among hrs class mates MARIE L. HUNT 179 Norwell St Dorchester 'Basketball 4 Volley Ball 4 Bowlmg 4 Glee Club 4 Semor Revue 4 Mane rs a very quret but pleas ant grrl Nh makes her class mates wonder ll she rs Just quret out of school as she IS ln 1' MARIORIE A HUNT 179 Norwell St Dorchester Glee Club 4 Bowling 4 Publlc Speakmg 4 Volley Ball 4 Whrch twm IS 1t Margle l course Wrth h r twmkung eyes and pretty blonde ha1r she s a good fnend to all and a pleas ant associate MARIE F INGUANTI 126 Central Ave Hyde Park Courler 3 Sudent Councrl 4 FITSI Lreut 3 Volley Ball 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Honor Roll 4 Semor Revue 4 Bowhng 3 Softball 7 Pre Drlv mg Z qpan sh Club 3 Badrnm ton 2 Charrr ng oks syhsh lcthes and 1 wonderful personalrty de scrxbe popular Mane CATHERINE C IACKEMOWICZ 9 Union Ave Iamcnca Plam Bowllng 4 PreDr1v1ng .5 gee Club 4 Grrls Sports 4 Cathert e s qtnet but pleasant manner has w n her rrany lrle long frrends PATRICIA F IACKSON 11 Fairmount Terr Hyde Park Honor Roll 2 3 4 L1 ut 2 Ca tam 3 Blue Star Rep 4 Volley Ball 4 Semor Revue 4, Student Counc1l2 3 V1cePres 4 Pat rs a pal to everyore and wouldnt hesxtate to gxve anyone a helprng hand Wk 'Nm flu.. ,l 43 Rex ie 42561 QA! ff? JH 14? f-sy., T -nz, 4-'W il' tr Mini? its 1' 0 .lie gi ' , lf - A -Q K Q fl M g ' . ,I . .uri . :L ' : .A 7 ' : I 1 ' I g 31 fr V ' en- ' ' ' as A . H :VI I b. , 2 'fri - ' K ., 'nf-' '- . - ya, I3 A 'gf R , . , if 5 ' ' . A 1:- . ' - I l I I Wg lf QW' , In - ' t I' - I O A: , l . . h 9 . I' Q 3 . ' . . W f 1 V '54 ' ' . -'f' M 4 - ' - W fa ' If V f are ,. ll r YS v If ' f. V rf 4 ' I . ' I A I I ,l V f 4 fr .e 2 . - 1 I 1 's d f Y 1 -.af .1 , - ' 1 d : l : ' t z 4, ' 4 ,M I , i A . , . he 4 I ' , . A - nt . I -of . ' ' 7 ' I : I 5. '9 I i p, l ,T xfwix X , 'L' V Kea Q 'mf ' 'FZ ', H1?Jf 5'Ze' i 49 4 -1 V: ' I 9 4. f' , , fe 31 2 -if Y: ,-.W ma' , ' , ,, r , . f fa' W .I+ 'wwf Z' wwf nfs f-r ,4- fifff H- '7 H- I GEORGE W. IAN NETTE 37 Neponset Ave. Hyde Park Drum l-fair, Drum 6 Bugle Cirfs 2, 3, 47 Ma :r 4' Vice-Pres. 2, 3: Student Council 2, 37 l-loner Bell 35 Yearbcek Ccrnmittee 4. Gecrae, with his quief and in- dustriaus manner, will aa far in his chosen field if music, VINCENT P. IEANNETTI 50 Truman Highway Hyde Park Basketball 2, 3, 4: Factball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 2, 45 Glee Club 2, Drum Corps 27 Planar Roll 2, 3. Everyone w f kn ws Vinny ikes him as mu h as he himself likes sparfs CARL A IOHNSON 611 Metropolitan Ave Hyde Park Baseball 2 Track 2 Lieui 4 Hockey 2 Senior Revue 3 Pre Drivers s W ked by a cl his rr' mon W1 take him ar CLAIRE M IOHNSON ll Burrwood Rd Roslmdale aske f ina x e 4 N 1 Y HC 1 c re S e c res s s ine 1 e JI iked GEORGE M JORDAN 5 Uplon St Hyde Park DAVID B. IOSEPH 736 Monon Si. Dorchesier Key' fflul, 2 E 4- Tennis 2 E, 4. ne..-' -Y ,.. f F' . .Maas .,,e,. .... , 2, ,ay tennis has przvefi inaisrgensable tc :. P, :.s tennzs team. ANNE M. IOYCE 28 Manning Sl. Rosllndale Hcncr Ball 2, 3, 4, Senicr Revue 4. Anne has as rnuny Ln- assets as she has cue 're kles Qhe an rf siren and a 'rue friend to eve ycne CARL H KALLENBERG 1057 River S! Hyde Park Basketbai 4 Carl has the art s ne essary ni e ha l'9'w1 DCK6U1 name far h'r el sore y DONALD I KAMINSKI 31 Cleveland St Hyde Park rshes eypegf desp e BRITTA L KARLSSON 148 Cemral Ave Hyde Park In nor QGS 6 C9959 J 'I f- v is Q he .0 . -- F , , , . , . - l 4 5 is a ,rl i'Q,i . If . . ' I I . 6 A ,au V' ' ' , . , fd 'L 1 7 7 . 7 . I' . ', - . 41 A Y ' Q C if A -2:7 A ' in .akinq fri nds, and we are ' ' X ' Cilfl 5 9:1 li' ' ill, T1 all sure 1. 1 . 'J ll . ' bq W . U A5 i- l f - A 1..s i .1 da. . W 1' W M dl E f A 1 ' . 5 ' ' X 'xv P-3 - ,np fl E JW: .,,. 7, E,.,.v , ,, , I Q., 4 9 .. I .-.U au....n ,., - Sm- pyqfgu ,L ., JS, J, 4' Se-n1:r Hem. .: 'eiey- D24 I . hy H., Q , - I ' C. v VR:,1 C 'I . 4 .Du h 'aiu K ng 1 I I hcl' 2' H' P-'E'-f? A . f V' iel.cw LS genuzne it , ' f 1 5 ff -: ,ie Cgi eff- hw 4 - , C. . .s -..e U. ...e - . q....,. is quieness. h ati a farlzad of un- ' if h . 'n h r smile and is ' ell ,- l' by all. lip j . ' SGLGTKIE Fax: 2' S'f'h:1l 2- I: 7 . e - . , '- , f g .:',':1efj.' 1, - e- ergrenshgp Award - r Ez:-:.gr:: 'Q'::':1: :xi Secre- , Blue Sat Hep. Q 2, 2431- fgrfs HY 3' H117 S 1-'FY TY ur r 1 ii ..f 'J' Q 3 47 Qi,-J., 4, Eg Eizngr Sr:-ey P:es. 4. N P - Gezrae s ar:k1'1t:1,': -1: Erra ge a axe' a1g:1f1e'i -Q 4 0 -,.,-gpg, he a:'::g:'.s yzuiq hay '.-sr.: ziesni say -' - a.. '.vL-?. 14:11 'he ies' gi Qui.. rnufl. iq: '.-:hen -he Q . h s3e:Q.e '. .ur:i,- Effwl 15 ':eQl . Q, .mea by euxryixe ana she is V ' X ' 'us' ihe kzrza :f s'u:Qer1t read ers ' pray fer. I ' I I di PAUL B KEARNEY 40 Austin St Hyde Park Science Fair 3 4 Senior Revue 4 Public Speam g 4 This lanky d seems to fi rust bout anybody s drearn of a good friend TIMOTHY M. KEENAN 29 Dalrymple St Iamaica Plain Baske ball 3 urier Rep 3 Track 3 Lreu 4 Tm s a ikealrle fellow nh cl qrea m ny rre s l-I courteous rid s ac we in spo ts and outsrde wi ies RICHARD M KELLY 67 Tyler St Hyde Park Band 2 Drum orps 3 4 Lreut 4 Red Cross P p 4 Senior Re vue 4 Richards que' manner and likeable dispfs ri rrake him c ular wth it ut eve one IACQUELYN M KEPPLER 34 Granville St. Dorchester Bowling 2, J, 11: Glee Club 3, 4: Home and School Association e . 4: Pre-agver . Good-natureci happy, and with a kind manner and many friends, lackie deserves .whing but the best. JOSEPH F KERN 26 Ventura St. Dorchester loe's a sports enthusiast. Hes quiet in school, but his friends know him to be a lot of fun. BARBARA A KINLIN I0 Mt Pleasant St Hyde Park Senior Revue 4 PreD1ving 2 Ye roook Commi tee 4 Ba b ra is one four most pop ular Seniors I-ler cu e little laugh and wonderful personality will be 'nissed by all GORDON E KINNEAR 24 Friendship Road Maltapan Captain 4 Gordon s outstanding mechani cal ability will assure him a successful future GEORGIA KIRIACOPOULOS ll Rich Sl Maltupan Bowling 4 Glee Club 4 Choral Prac ice 4 Georgia is the sarne sweet friend to every ne a d her lovely smie is a ch rrnirtg asset We know she will succeed in every thing she undertakes in future years. ELIZABETH A. KIRKPATRICK 43 Rowe St. Roslindale CSlCSZlD-'l 2: VZ. 1 ,ll 27 - minion 27 Courier Rep. 3. E Tfy is ill'-1' wir.. r. gil the vitaliy of three gxople. ny good l:asketba.l game would be mcompiee wihou Betty. MAE 'I' KOCEN 59 Alabama St. Mattapan Glee Club 3: Pre-Drzver 27 Bowl- ing 3. Mce's outward appezranoe is that of quietness, but to those who know her better, she is noted for her great humor. - ire A if 1 . K -nd l 'Q 5 Cl . pn as 'V' t fi -.re '15, JJ 4 3. I ii , gl., Q, l . 5. wi K QQ 5 . ,nl X X ,V ,fr K , p . , f L 5 of 4'-Q 'f 'lv 111 ini gr ARTHUR H KOHLER. IR 27 Vose Ave Hyde Park rack 2 1. b ssist nt 'I Yearbook Ar s m ny a od trais have cone a long w y in making him fiends a R P Ll Rs likeabld disposition arid help ng hand will be missed by e chers and class mates alike MARCELLA KOWALCZYK 33 Gcxrfleld Ave Hyde Park Courier Rep 2 Baske hall 2 o ey Bal 2 B drnin on Honor Rol L 7 4 leon r Society Re C ss 7 4 Stu n Assistant 4 G ee Club 4 Senior Revue 4 Marshal Courier Cta 4 Marcela s ke l'ra1ns of our class What ec rd' THERESA M LAROSA 173 Orange St Roslmdale Basketbal 2 V lev Ball 2 Bad minton 2 Courier Rep Honor 2 3 4 Glee Clulp 'I Theresa pre w V une e with a v ea h ense and surn, erx ne CHARLES E LAUTERBACH U40 River St Hyde Park nris 2 J 4 Rel e 4 P no Qpeakin 4 C he a 4 Liu 4 C .arlie is quiet, bu. as anyone N o gets .e k ew him n..cv's, he is one cf .ne z s.. li 1 new 'ri ,re Army Ai' F Le. FRANCIS A LEAHY 2 Briarlleld Road Milton l.1E'.lY. 4. Frank is the boy :Z turf- one grey h,vvie who i envied by his classmate. .Ii ready smile and happy disp-si- tion are more important t his friends than his car. PATRICIA A LEARY 32 Taylor St Dorchester P is a quiet bu slncer riend V e v ish her the hes o everythira in v lfatever she does ai er gr duction NEIL K LOURIE 347 River St Mattapan Pre Driving 2 Track 2 3 R se ba 2 Neil is a quirk wit ed well liked quy and eve ,one knows he will go far in the future MADELEINE E. LUISELLI 50 Cedar St Mattapcm Glee Club 2 3 Student Council 'Q Senior Revue 3 Madeleine has a merry twinkle in her eyes ond v hlt to her laugh er l ays un and actlun when shes around BARBARA I LUNDELL 19 Regis Road Mattapcm ke ha fl s :ee smi e 1 he 5 f-l D H a all wish ner as .' IRENE M. LYNCH 236 Kittredqe St. Roslindale .tene in her quiet way, has 'Jon . I1 r' nds 'n H. P. , Z1 v 's er r '- in o PAUL G MacDONALD 63 Providence St Hyde Park Key Club 3 4 Pre Dr vers 3 Senror Revue 4 Baseball 4 P ul rs the ,f,,e Nhc ever has any trouble m kmq lrrends and who seems to know ,ust about everyone rn the sch o IOYCE E MQCKAY 132 Beaver Sl Hyde Park Blue Star Rep 2 Se ror Revue 4 Glee Club 2 Yearbook Com 'nrttee 4 Pre Drrvrng 2 We all thrnk loyce ls one sweet pal Soon she l be someones Lrfe rme qal WILLIAM I MAII.HOT 33 Cedar St Mattapan Senrar Revue 3 4 Brll rs one swell pal to every one l-le has made many frrends because of hrs ready helprnq hand and unbeatable drspcsr ron MARY L. MALONE 76 Radcliife Hd Mattapan mired rnd s rr us an pretty Mary wr e remembered by her fellow st den s as a per fect classmate ard frrend IOAN A MALONEY 140 Minot S1 Dorghegter Re c s e a ee C uh 4 e o'1 Cky rs ve y at actr e qrrl wrth a suee manner about her Her maqnetzc bersonalr v has brcuqh he rrany lrrends rn H P H RICHARD P MARTINO 22 Easton Ave Hyde Park n 1S 2 T Cx u or a a R ds ss y or 1 O e sy srrke p dshr f NORMAN F MAXWELL 85 Greenwood Ave Hyde Park Pre Drrvrnq 4 Track 2 Baseball Thrs ' e ary luavs seems to make a hr wr h hose who lmcw rm WILLIAM I MCAULEY 31 Lrndsey S! Dorchester l.1eut 4 ln hrs qurer way Brll has gone through scho l makrnq and keep- rnq frrends MARY I.. MCAVOY Beaver St Hyde Park Revue 4 a nh h r aptrva l 1Q SITI 0 a d frrendly nature has m de rna y lrrends at HP H MARY ANN MCCABE 16 Hrlton St Hyde Park e k Glee 4 rr A s a S,.a rsrr b 'Q r Achrevernent PreDrr.e Ed 2 n s c a char e 'rcs ae he ire dy srrr e and reaay wrt She s vell lrked by the members of her class WVR' 'R 75' 201 ,ap -K' in 11 V 7 at MW 3 4? 41 no Y .ani i 52 A, J 4 s l' I xw l l. 1 E? J: j IAMES M MCCARTHY 1454 Blue Hill Ave Mcltupcm ll'Yl lY 15 crhe quue u e rn es fre :rs wrh omg lol' MARY F MCCORMACK 113 W Milton S1 Readvrlle lv ys lrght brown lhorr cmd lclue eyes together wrth her charm cmd frrendly pe sonolrt, lf-me mode he well rlced by oll IOHN P MCENTEE 7 Belnel Rd Mullapan Blue Star 2 3 4 Bond 2 lohns Cheerfulness cmd wrll mgress to help puts hrm on h tcp ' everyones hs of frrereds VIRGINIA I MCGEE 15 Drury Rd Hyde Park crate E c CCU19 Grrny rs 3 oo d suden cmd one of our most Jctrve from l. rn Schoc She plans to ce d nurse EDWARD P. MCMAHON 39 Oak S! Hyde Park Studewt Ccmcrl 4 I-'en ' P t 2 PeDxv1ng 2 Spdnrsh Cm. J Senro Revue 4 Edore rs cne i 'he m re 'rke :me mernhe's of our ross who seems to make c hrt wrth most of the faculty PHYLLIS M MCGUIRK 44 Fraser St Hyde Parlr rel 2 P Se or Rex ue red se rs Shes SANDRA M MEEHAN 40 Wachusett St Matlcpan Bowltng '2 oourrer 2 Gr duo ron Usher 3 Cute small ond do 'r y ore three GO ecrves th he-st de scrrbe S ndy Her sfveet per sonfrlrty hos we-n her mony frrends rn H P H WILLIAM D MEHEGAN 592 Beech Sl Rosllndqle Pre Drrvmg 2 Grcrduo ron Mor shol 3 Lreut 4 Senor Revue 4 Brlls the guy wrth the never enorng suppy ci lck s cmd he lwoys seems to he oh somethrng to lcrugh gbcu MARY L NIEMMO 8 Allen St Hyde Park I-'cnor Roll 2 Glee Club 2 3 S J dent Councrl 2 Bowlrng 2 Q 4 Bowlmg Capt 4 Grczduohon Morshcxl 'l Mary hors cr good no .rred drs posrtron frrendly ways ond cr rg e sense of humor whrch make her n ol round chum o every one MARGARET L. MERCER 10 Farwell Ave Hyde Park When you he r tho' mrschze. cus laugh ond see o twrnlc'e rn 'lwse brzght blue eyes there s no oc.: t 'hot you re wrth Peg Sre rs one swell po ' everyore or-d we wrsh her o .to oi luck 'cr the future MICHAEL F. MODAN O 70 Summer SL Hyde Park Track 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3. M1ke's cheerful perscnalify and never-ending sm1le make him ene of the popular members of the Semcr class. SARA P MONTGOMERY 1 Greenwood Clrcle Hyde Park BCWIHQG 4 Gee E13 4 Senror Revue 3 4 Tenrus 2 3 Sci ball 2 3 Open House Usher 2 3 PreDr1v1n:5 2 Captarn 2 Ccur1er Rep 2 Sally lS a Vey amrahle qrrl W1 h a pleasmq pers nah y She was always GCYIVG around H P H MARTHA I MOORE 68 West St Hyde Park Red Crass Rep 2 G ee Club 4 PreDr1J1nq 2 Se 1 r Revue 4 actu t1 n lla sh arhas f w ,fs a cg od humor ha e made her a favormte w1th us l She plans 1 be a nu e IOHN E. MORIARTY 26 Lincoln Hyde Park Courre 2 l2 Oc s 2 Bar1d2 u S 4 expects Q l a e s he Um ed a es nes RICHARD P MORIARTY 26 Lmcoln St Hyde Park A Ras W C WILLIAM C. MOYNIHAN 92 Truman Highway Hyde Park Baseball 4: Graclucxicn Marshal Ep Sezzcr Reine 2, 4g Lieuf. 4. Bill IS '1 regular guy with lets ef friends. He is a great sport 6R'l'Z',Lblf7Sf, We 2-:ish hzrn well in CC..6CfE. CAROL A. NASH 41 Plum S! Dorchester Easy: enn n1 F fue 4 reasurer 4 1 IH sp .-1 h er rs xc' ns h ma s1. a q T a qe her wrth hf cg cl humor has made her a tavorxte wx h us a ANTHONY NASUTI 40 Charles Sl Hyde Park Baselccrll 2 Drum ard Bugle 2 ' Othaer 4 '1t ke h te cw who qefs l '11 wrth all ho come m cc a t wrh hrm THOMAS G NEDDER 35 Readvrlle St Readvnlle 1 Track 3 we lf rshal 3 ca s cl 1s wel hked by a r CSS'TlCll9S HELENE M NEWELL Dorchester Ave Dorchester , 2 iff 5 f : ' K 1 5 -In J Q 1 gs I 'QW I if 4 1 l 'cv fi' 445' ? x ,OQQ ,qybg 1 .l l Nd l ' 3, 4 I A fl -MA ' . . . ' 4? o fm. lt , 5 l Clu , 7 lE'l1.' I, 3, 47 SCf'lL'1ll 27 'L ' . . .' , 1 T lS 1 vziiey Ball 2, 3, 41 ' 3 . 5 Se 'cr .ff ,T . S ' 0 ' ' I ' 7 E 5 Carsl 's inferesied ' or's - - - 'hic ha. ey.ai. er he- Z' ' r ' U ' ' I 'ch ccd spcrt. h f, tc- . 't Q 't . 2 I Jr cc , . . . ' 1 ll. ,Q 1 ' . . 3 A . 7 l 5 A 7 I I 1 ,, 4 - ' 3 ITC 5 1 1 '. ' K 1 Gr ' afa l r al 3. . ' . . , I ww I H my lcny IS a p.eas1. l1 awe , M t r1e:a.y a' nd ll , y cf. V ' A, , 3 V ' ' nt f: 't ' . 'H ' ' ar. .. 9 4 ,Y X C rs , l g . I 1 wi, A St. ' , ' 1 7 7 Ffnffil 7 7 his ffl 'fcurier Rep. 4: Lieui -p w .- A 7 . p B1 e tar 1 Capt. 4. 55,335 95-14 2 1, 4, W1 y , lack has a srmle fcr everyone. Tgu I yhg -Cp .'11y1--ey Cf 1139 I N6- He 1' e 1211 10 :Cin class fm. 1 ' 1. . ll if N ,f ' Af Z 't St 1 lffari . L-5 A' W fri? ff -' ' i vi ' . 840 . A Y Trac' 2, Eg Lear, -Q, Slee Club E: Qzurper 4: Eqae A '.,e '1. a clever and aeiercus 53: 9- ' ,gr tells wh: 15 always rea 'y zo Helens txenas an: sce :s help gngzheft many, '.'!lSh he: hzygginess 31.4 - Q 'access IH 'he 1Q'.lf... -1 4 fy ,452 'W'1f'5Z'Qf'l!.'!! '?W 'i' ' W , 3 S I 4 v 'CQ l N, lt ,, , 1 WILLIAM I. O'BRIEN 127 Clare Ave. Hyde Park Fivball 2, 3, 45 Baslcetlvaff Z. 7 4g Capt. of Football and 3aske hull 47 Marsh'1l3q Lieut. 4' me :nd School Assocxaticn if ff'-mer Revue 4. Feds outstanding atlilewf able my and pleasant g:ersin':Qzj.- make him well liked by every, one. EVELYN A OBUCHON B7 Westminster St Hyde Parlr PreDr1v1nq 2 Bowlxnq 3 Semor Revue 4 Open l-louse Usher 2 3 EV19 always wears a smtle She 1S full of fun and provides a lot of lauahs ln her classes and throughout the school MARY A O DONNELL 34 Rangeley St Dorchester Glee Club 4 Semor Revue 4 Bcwlmq Capt 3 4 Yearbook 4 lunch counter 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Honor Roll 2 'l 4 Courxe Re 4 Mary Ann s known for her pleasmq and wmmng manners She has won many lastmq frxends and rs one of our most brllhant students IAMES M. OLOUGHLIN 141 Wood Ave Hyde Park Publtc Speakmq 2 Blue Star Rep 2 Student Cou c1l 2 Gradua txon Marshal PreDr1v1nq D um Corps 2 3 4 Lxeut 4 lunror Red Cross Rep 3 Gwxnq everythmq he has m ma y of the schools acttvtt es Ivnmy has made hls classmates proud to have htm among them FRANCIS T O HOURKE 259 Wood Ave Hyde Park sebal 2 l.1eu 4 D 'ldy who ts tways h fry a ea v smtle to eve y re especla y the atr S ALICE I . O'SUI.LIVAN 34 Lexington Ave. Hyde Park Eiwltna fq l.ll'f my Assis'ant 3, 4: Lneut. 1: fixzrzer Ftep, 35 Honor E-es.'.,sl'e1ia rret'y and Cuvee' Rice RS 'J '11 id student. her rrvzanetrc f,Q1'SCl'1GllfY, she has made many friends tn 5. P. rl. EDWARD I O TOOLE Bexley Rd. Rosllndale Track 4 Band 3 Drum and Bugle Eds cheerful attttude and pleasant smzle have won htm lnends among all ROBERTA OWENS 965 Hyde Park Ave Hyde Park We hear Robertas hobby roller skatlng and she lS pretty good at 1t She can be seen morn ma tn 203 wearxnq the blqqest srmle and qxvmq the lrrendlrest laugh of all FRANCIS A. PAPASHDERO 2 Adams St Hyde Parl: Foo ball 2 3 4 Pcpsy has yet to master the art o' amvmq at 223 before the last bell Everyone mcludmnq hrs eachers cant help bn ltke h1m nd all wsh h1m well m hrs chosen teld ROSEMARIE E. PAPASEIDERO 1086 Rxver St Hyde Park npy C ref ee and gay can e o r Pep Y he ah sml e for every e and wo ldnt hesl ate o help rycre who was m need of a l'elp1nq hand She wo1.ld lllce to rk w h the Telephone Com MARY A. PARASCHOS 12 Sunnyside St Hyde Park Glee Club 2 3 Senior Revue 2 3 Public Speaking 2 Blue Star Rep 4 Mimi is a good friend and a lot of fun We wish her luck in anything she d es after gradua 'ion GLORIA I PARKER 38 Rector Rd Mattapan Blue Star Rep 3 Glee Club 4 Senior Revue 4 Library Assist ant 3 4 Pre Drivers 2 Open House Usher 2 3 Glo is a quiet girl with a sweet personality She has made many friends at HPH because of her good nature SHIRLEY L PETERSON H99 Hyde Park Ave Hyde Park Shirley is a fun loving care free girl who has cheered many a dark day l-ter good natured attitude has won her many friends in her three years at HPHS IOSEPH G PEVERONIS 253 Wood Ave Hyde Pork Senior Revue 2 Lteut 4 Ioe has a friendly manner and a likeable smile He spends many hours cutside of school repairing an old 37 Ford ROBERT A. PEZNOLA 83 Blake St. Hyde Park Football 25 Senior Revue 2, 4, Captain 3, 4. One thing we can say about Bob is that he never lacks trans- portation. Bob has many friends, however, and all wish him luck in the years to come. ALBERT T PICCIRILLI 26 Lockwood St Hyde Park Track 2 Lieut 4 Pickles ts another one f the quiet boys found so often at l-'PH He does however have many friends who wish him well in th years to come MICHAEL D PISCATELLI 38 Charme Ave Roshndale Drum a 'ouge 2 3 4 Track a 3 4 Senior Revue 4 Blue Sar R p 2 3 Stu ent Counci 2 3 Courier Rep 2 3 Mike is very active at H P H His aggressive spirit will surely make him a success in the years to come IOHN R. PIZURA 39 Harmon St Mattapcm Football 4 Drum and Bugle lack s quiet manner and his low voice are well known through out H PH He plans to attend Northeastern U after graduation PATRICIA A POHL 345 Neponset Ave Dorchester Pre Drivers Ed 2 Honor Roll 4 Pat is a quiet and f iendly girl who is s e to succeed ln what ever she chooses to do after graduation LOUISE V. PORTER 15 Wabash St. Mattapan Courier 2: Honor Society 3: Li- brary Assistant 3, 4p Student Council 45 Honor Roll 2, 4. Cute and petite, Lively and neat, Because she's so friendly She's nice to meet. r V? I fy s eo' c - em 49- 15 'R lt 'T N 5 Fl: --sd' S 3 HPI? ANGELA POULOS 1422 Blue Hill Ave Mattupem Courrer 2 3 4 Bowlrng 3 Glee Club 4 Semor Revue 4 Angle I5 well lrked by all who know her She emoys wrrtxnq and puzzles us many txmes wrth her cross word puzzles ln the Courler MARGARET K POWERS 16 Washlngton St Hyde Park Glee Club 2 3 Semor Revue 4 Peggy IS a pretty petrte and sweet grrl who rs well hked by all her classmates FRANCIS l PUCILLO 42 Sunnyllde St Hyde Park Baseball 2 Semor Revue 3 Francrs wrth hrs frxendly ways and pleasant carefree manner has won many trlends at H PH IEAN M PULCINI 61 Oak St Hyde Park Blue Star Rep 2 Honor Roll Z Glee Club 2 3 l.1eut 2 Student Counc1l3 Capt 3 Senror Revue lean has pep and a hne sense of humor Warm hearted trlendllness IS one of her nrcest quohtres lOSEPH E. RABBIT 55 Belnel Rd. Manopcn Football 2, 3, 4, Lleut 4, Pre Drrvers 3 Joes performance on the foot ball held rs well known to H P H Aqgressxve lee wrll have no worrres about the future IAMES M. RAFTERY B9 Dumell Avo Rollindclo Track 2 Staff Offrcer 4 rrn s frrendly smrle and well groomed appearance have won htm many lrxends EDWARD V RANDO 39 Charms Ave Roslindole Drum and Bugle 2 3 4 Semor Revue3 4 Track 2 3 Ed IS known throughout H PH as a very good guxtar player All wrsh htm luck rn hrs prom rsrng future HENRY R REITSMA 47 Loring Sl Hyde Park Henry prrde of the Co opera trve Course IS always out for a good trme Hrs pleasmg smxle has won htm many tnends LORRAINE T REMONDI 83 Hebron St. Mattupan Honor Socrety Play 2 Ne all wrsh Lorrame and her twrn s1s er the best ot luck for he future LOUISE T. REMONDI 83 Hebron St Mattapan 'reut 2 3 Lourse and her srster have caused much contusron rn thelr three years at H P H We all wrsh them both good luck for the future IACQUILINE A. RICHARDS 147 Walnut St. Dorchester Capt, 2. Always willing to lend a help- ing hand to her classmates is lackie. She is a perfect friend and a favorite with all of us. E RICHARDS S5 Mascot St Dorchester Lxeut 4 Bill is Hyde Parks gift from Dorchester He has won many friends with his good manner DANIEL R. RICOTELLI 27 Hilton St Hyde Park Red Cross Rep 4 Dan will be remembered for his ready laugh and hrs lokes as well as for gumchewmg fines ln 223 ANN L ROCHE 311 Welt St Hyde Park Glee Club 2 4 Anns quiet manners and pleasing personality have made her well lrked by all her class mates here at HPHS MARY M ROONEY 1454 River St Hyde Park Golf 3 Public Speaking 2 3 4 Always laughing and tokrng IS Mary Her quick wt has made her a favorite with l her class mates MARY D. RULLO 1033 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Blue Star 2, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Class Treas. 35 Class Sec. 41 Graduation Marshal 3: Lieut, 33 Cheerleader 45 Tennis 2: Soft- ball 2. Sweet and lovely is our little Marie. We are indeed proud to have her as Secretary of our Senior Class ALBERT A RUSSO 20 Thompson St Hyde Park Mayor 4 Senior Revue 4 Track 2 Baseball 3 Blue Star Rep 2 Al is a very talented piano player If he keeps rt up there IS no telling how far hell go ROBERT M. SACRAMONA 25 Winthrop St Hyde Park Track 2 3 4 Drum Corps 2 3 4 Bobs specialties were track and making friends It seems to us that he did a good Job of both r'ou can mee Bob almost any morning after the second bell ommg tn the rear door NORMA E. SANDERSON 1032 River St Hyde Park 4 Softball2 Cheerleader3 Bad mmton 2 Norma has so many beaus They follow her where ere she goes But this problem 15 not her great est bane But should she be a nurse in Mass or Maine? RICHARD L. SARAF 811 River St Hyde Park Honor Roll 2 Track 3 Courrer Rep 4 Maior 4 Dick IS ltkeab e agreeable and easv to get along with His ambition ts to be an engineer f - Basketball 2, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, I7 1? 448 ' , S .X t t, f 5 ,f ANNETTE M SARNIE 12 Summit St Roslindale PreD ivinq 2 Yearbook Com mi ee 4 Senior Revue 4 Arnettes captivating smile and winning personality will al ways be remembered by all PATRICIA A SARNIE 12 Summit St Roslmdale Glee Club 2 3 Pat is friendly to everyone She has a sparkle matched none The girls they know she is oo And the boys think she is real coo MARIE T SAULNIER 50 Harvard Ave Hyde Park Glee Club 2 3 4 Senior Revue Marie with her sparkling per sonality, has eyes for only one personality ' - Iulius LaRosa. IEAN E SAWYER 46 Warren Ave. Hyde Park Red Cross Rep. 4. A tall blond with big blue eyes is a description of Ieanie. Her sense of humor and quiet smile have made her a not-to-be-fcrgob ten member oi our Senior Class. GERALDINE C. SEXTON 12 Roseberry Rd. Mattapan Honor Fell 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2: Courier Pep. 5. 47 Capt. 3. Gerry, Gerry,-oh so merry, Tel as what 'o dc, 'fo have friends by fhe score and looks galore. And everloving pals so true. IACQUELINE M SEXTON 99 Rockdale St Mattapan Ciee C ,tb 3 Senior Revue 3 lr Ded Cr ss Rep 4 A w ndertul ' end to all who know her w1'h a personality hard to beat ts our lackie She e 5 most popular Seniors BARBARA 1 SHAW 1123 Hyde Park Ave Hyde Park Always laughing always talk ina and always with lean is our Barbara Her keen sense of humor has made her one of our friendliest and most cheerful Sen iors DOROTHY E SMITH 54 Alpha Rd. Dorchester Cheerleader 4 Student Council 3 4 Class Pres 3 Blue Star 4 Lieut 2 Spanish Club 3 Dancing is one ot Smittys mary talents. Her pleasant smile and friendly personality make her one of our favorite Seniors. NANCY A SMITH 104 Arlington St. Hyde Park Nancy Smith is really neat, Here's a girl who's hard to beat, Smiling, smiling all the time, Always ready with a quip or line. STANLEY W. SMITH 10 Branchtield St. Dorchester Key Club 2, 2, 4: Tennis 45 Red f' Cross Pep 2- ocurier Rep. 4. 'Stan' '-h'l.l he found in all his classes oornbanzng fun with stud- ies, His '.-.'i'ty remarks and cheer- ful disposition make him well .Lked by all. HOPE A. SONTAG 165 Dana Ave. Hyde Park Senior Revue 4. Sweetie is cne cf our happy- go-lucky seniors. She enjoys dancing and bowling as well as many other activities. FRANCIS E. SPAKOFSKI 21 Aldrich St. Rosllndale Track 25 Key Club 27 Pre-Drivers 37 Lieut. 4. His jokes and his laughs will be remembered by all. GENE I SPINELLO 21 Lincoln S! HY'-'le Pmk Football 2 4 Honor R ll 2 3 4 Lteut 4 Senior Revue 4 Gene always has a smile for everyone He ikes to sing and dance at parties and do imper sonations of fam is comedians especially Fr rk Fontaine VITO T SPOON 19 Annafrcm St Roslmdale Tennis 2 Senior Revue 2 Drum and Bugle Corps 2 3 Blue Star 3 Track 3 Vito is a like ble fellow with a great many friends His ambi ti n sh uld hep him get ahead in ' fe MELVILLE Y STEWART 8 Temple S! Mattapan ie Club 2 3 4 Studen Coun 3 4 Trac Pre rives 3 ennis 3 4 ieu A whiz a Ma hem ' s with 1 cheerfdl personality lfel has an extremely briqh futu e ahe d FRANK W. STRACQUALURSI 8 Neponset Ave. Hyde Park Football 3, 45 Track 3, 47 Senior Revue 4. Everyone knows Sfrack for his excellence on the gridiron but he is also known for his poking personality. V.'ith these CY'1'lbLlT9S how can he not suc- ceed? HEIEN A. SUPRIN 19 Adams Ave. Hyde Park Helen is the girl with a quiet smile and helpful ways. Her con- sideration for others has made her a hit with all her classmates. ROGER R TALANIAN 108 Westminster St Hyde Park Business Manager Courier 4 Roger is one of the quiet boys at HPI-I but he sh wed that he has all thats necessary for rr successful career by his skillful handling of the business end of the Courier ROY A TALANIAN 104 Arlmqton Sl Hyde Park Ke Club 2 3 4 Lieut 4 Pre D ive s 3 Band 2 Like all the T lanians Roy is a happy go lucky boy well liked by all IOHN I THOMAS 94 Blake St Mattcpan k R 3 e ub 3 4 or s a 3 Yearh rc 4 is one r bes n ture Se icrs possess ng a quick wi and cheerfdl smie Fe p s to at end B ston Co lege upon grad uation 7' 44- -. . ,f gf 4 in 4' fa -0' .f UQ .l QW 4497! Q-0 ,vs ,,,gY,, 00, A . :S '39 ,,-1 -l ff D, '42, u ' '1- PAUL H TIERNEY S41 Wall: Hlll St Mattapan ck 2 rat.. is ne f he quxe cys FPH bu rever he es friendy srcere and we Kea by hose wh krow lcim THOMASI TIERNEY 7 Faraday St Hyde Park Senior Revue 4 Baseball 2 3 Track 2 When Puclay is ound there is never a dull moment F l f fun and laughs he l he sad y missed by H PH ROSEMARY F TINTLE 199 Dana Ave Hyde Park Rosie with her agreeable d friendly personality is Well liked and admired by both teachers and pupils at ke BERNARD G TULLY 62 Thatcher St. Hyde Park Football 45 Blue Star Rep. 4: Lieut. 2, 3, 45 Home and School Rep. 4. Always ready for a qood time Bernie is well known and well liked around H.P.H. FRANK A. VARANO 84 Como Road Readvllle Football 2, 3, 4p Track 2, 35 Base- ball 2: Senior Revue 3, 4: Mayor 4. As one of the best athletes in the school Frank has the initia- tive cmd drive that will make him go far in life. BERNICE R 19 Countryslde Bernice with Nl be missed nd ci ssma es VAUGHAN Drive Dorchester her quiet ways hy hcth teachers alike at l-1 P H S DORIS I VENO 113 W Milton St Readvllle Cute and dainty describe Doris e always has a liendly smile md helpful suggestions for all he classma es SHIRLEY A 49 Milton Ave Basketball 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 ley all 2 3 4 econd Lieuter' As cheerleader the best Shes filled wi and zest, VERHEYEN Hyde Park 4 Cheerleader Bowling 3 Vol Senior Revue 4 n 4 Shir eys among h sparkle vim Her sense of humor can't be beat, A favorite comment, Shes real HECK WALLACE W VILLA 50 Como Rd. Readville Wally is a quiet and qood natured fellow. He intends to be a machinist and should be 2 success in his chosen field. IOAN I. VISNOR 3 Chestnut St. Hyde Park Yclley Ball 3, 4: Bowling Capt. 35 Basketball 3, 45 Spanish Club 3: Home :St School Rep. 47 Year- book Rep. 47 Cheerleader 4. As cheerleader' she had lots of Pep And all aqree that she's real hep. ANN 'I' WALSH 21 Perkins Ave Hyde Park Basketball 3 4 Softball 3 Vol leyball 3 4 Bowling 3 Lieut 3 Soanish Clue 3 Senior Revue Our little Susie is loved by a EDNA A WECKBACKER 42 Van Brunt St Hyde Park Edna is a quiet and friendly girl to whom we all wish the very best of luck in he future We re sure she cant iss being SUCCGSSIUI MIRIAM M. WELLS 30 Avondale St Dorchester Ir Achievement 3 Here s to Mimi wrth brains and looks Heres to the girl who likes to cook With these th ee thrnas she ll go through 'He And make for some ne a er rific WIIG GRACE M WHALEN 438 River St Mattapan Courrer 2 B sketball 3 Student Council 2 Q Lulee C lb 2 Gracie .- th her ce sonality and pleasan smile has -een an active and holpful member of our Senior class. WILLIAM F WHALEN 34 Linden St. Dorchester T ack 3, 4: Basebal' 4: I-i9UI. 4- BEaze 1 a welllliked, c .eer- ful boy who will be missed around H.P.l-l. when he goes. He plans to make a career of the Navy. IOSEPH P WHELAN 7 Buxton Rd Mattapan Baseball 2 3 4 Track 2 Pre Driving 3 Senior Revue 4 s always ready with a fiendly hello f everybody which makes hm one of h really popular boys at H PH AGNES M. WHITE 23 Pine St Hyde Park Red Crass Rep 3 Ccuner Rep 2 Glee Club 2 3 Senior Revue Aggie Aggie a friend to all A blueeyed blond a real doll For Don a one she hides her tlrne Until the wedding bells do chime GWENDOLWN WHITE 56 West Milton St Hyde Park Gwendolyn with her quiet per sonality has made many friends at HPI-I We all wsh her the best of luck in her chosen pro- lessicn B IOANNE WHITE 117 Gordon Ave Hyde Park F ll of sparkle and pep Io-anne will long be remembered arnong her fel ow clas m es as the girl wh FP d he da k days a little bligh er. IOHN R WILDER 43 Webster St. Hyde Park Pre-Drivers 2: Key Clul 2: Treas. c: Sec. 4: T ack 3, 4- Senior Re- vue 3, 4. lohn is more often found in the gym than in any of his study periods, His hearfy laughs and his magnetic personality make him welcome by all. '?' V-1 PETER IEROME 1437 River St. Hyde Park Pete is ambitious, quiet and determined to do well in later life. NANCY M. WILEY H2 Hiqhlfmd St Hyde Park Giee Club 3 A pretty smile and cheerful way are Nancys trademark She is well liked and admlre by all her classmates DONALD L. WILSON 24 Weld Hill St Icmmcu Plum Track 2 3 Lieut 4 Don I P s gift to Hyde Park High succeeded w1th the girls as well as in his studies TI-IERESE M. WINTERS 124 Central Ave Hyde Park Therese is one of our quietest mor g1rls but in Splle of her quietness of manner she has made mcrny friends FRANCIS K KUCICK 30 Bradlee St. Hyde Park Blue Star Rep. 35 Pre-Driving 2, Frank usually finds the right answer but it usually comes at the wrong time. ROBERTA M. WIPPERMAN 31 Austin St Hyde Pork Senior Revue 2 3 4 Glee Club Heres to Roberta with a lovely voice Here s to Ftoberta 224 s choi e Heres to the girl with charm galore And a love for her Dino ever more GRETCHEN I. WYLIE 65 Blake St Hyde Park Cheerleader 2 3 Co Capt 4 Home and School Asso Rep 4 Senior Revue 3 Lunchroom 2 Everyone in H P H S knows Gretch She has been as asset to our class and by far one of the best and most energetic cheer leaders our school has ever had IANET K. WYNNE 18 Rlvor Sl. Mattupcm Wynmes sparkle is known by a In gym she excels in basketball When she s around things really hum Most trouble caused by chewmg gumll Cs, CMM KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS We, the class of l954, being of sound mind and knowing that we are headed for an un- known future, do hereby make a last Will and Testament, thereby making all previous wills and codicils NULL and VOID. After payment of our debts and funeral ex- penses, we bequeath as follows: To the IUNIORS, our dignity as Seniors and also our hopes that they might someday become S niors To the SOPHOMORES we hand down our secret process that enables one to grow up To th FACULTY a supply of blue ink for future report cards To DR HORGAN our best wishes and hope that next years class doesnt possess so many problems To MR BUCKLEY our thanks for the many things that he makes possible so that we may have more memorable high school years To MISS SHARKEY an automatic brownie maker so she can keep the winning teams supplied To MR REID a heavenly blue tie to match his eyes To MR LAHIVE a collection of essays written by this Senior crass to read and try to forget To MISS HERNON a trained group of luniors to take over the cafeteria To MISS HAYES a fresh stack of conduct slips for next year s problems To MR EDWARD MURPHY a y ar s supp y of gum for the hockey team To MR DUGAN the honor of hav ng the only glass backboards in the Bo ton School Sys em To MR MAURICE MURPHY th r ilege of selecting the cheerleaders uniform for n xt year To 'VIR DAMATO the biography ot I Edgar Hc 'ver To MISS CONINORS a ox seat t tI Bos' ri 'I' I RS ECKER a otdfasho ea ot belly to K9 o h IDICXTQ warm in he years To VTQQ HINI H Y a roorn fur fmath matical 1 z ra ELAINE COOK leaves her footsteps still echoing in the corridor. IOYCE MacKAY leaves a warm telephone booth in the office. HANK BILLINGS leaves a big hole in the line of the football team. ANNE BORGAL leaves Mr. Reid someone else to do his typing and also she leaves her Spanish translations to a needy lunior MAUREEN GLEASON leaves the last minute bell in the morning to some slow Iunior CAROL NASH leaves dribbling her basketball down the corridor PEGGY POWERS leaves the record of having the same height that she arrived with DOLORES BORAN and IEAN BONINO leave laughing at each other s Jokes MARIE INGUANTI leaves with RED OBRIEN as everyone expected BOB GREENE leaves the basketball fans wide- eyed at his terrific set shot PAULINE DEVINE leaves her humorous and sparkling personality IANICE COLLINS leaves her teachers a method for holding their ternpers LORRAINE D ALVISIO leaves her beautiful clothes and Miss Trommer with the last bull n KAY DEVIN leaves her nonchalance to Miss Hayes who is still trying to teach her the waltz IDA DEFILIPPO bequeaths her stylish clothes and friendly smile to some lucky Iunior PATTY BROPHY leaves her cute looks and easy going ways to a less fortunate Sophomore BEV BLACK leaves a list of rules on how to get along with an exacting boyfri nd POPSY PAPSEDERO presents Miss Sha key with a thousand excuses for not doing his homework IOAN VISNOR leaves in body but not in s it MARION CIVITARESE l aves Miss Hay s a aooa athlete to take he plac .Arena for next year s ho key gam LOUISE PORTER lea e a vacant spot in t t bra'v or some lu to fll MARILYNI GAMEOA l av s her well styled riaircustoalun r e ' . ' ' ' . 9 , I i I . 1 I 1 , 1 . ' ' l t - tl . . , e ' l ' , S - t ' I -9 . . I , Ie c I 4- YA ' ' 'I I Is e ' ' ' ' 'I cir. o ' . I I. e ' e I I S I , b a he Io, - l Y 9' Garden for future use. RITA DUNN leaves her reserved seat at the 1 , 5 Y ' , ' 1' GS O 1.4, . O . , H l -I .. I ff ff ' ' ' ' A 'X' ' stove I e t e li' ' I 'I t' Y v s ' he io come. lg I, f nior c i. . I HIS., IIC'E, .I l'oI I .Ie ' i e e . a 's. I ' S 'S 1 IC . ifdlllvvt Lili 4.'lL'L'llCll.f MOST STUDIOUS Iff,,,N.II,V, Y ,V nwvvf .vI,4Yx,l'AI.n ,.'v IIWI fl. Jg,:m:'.r1tLf':g'3ro1o MOST POPUI AR PCIIYICICI If: 'x:',Qr'. rio 'CL' 3:11. MOST TALENTED , 1 ,,,,,.f, , ,...o 'Iho111C1sNH'i6if-r 6 7 8 PEPPIEST ',':1f5..i: :rz :iff M,f52.:V-.I'11ff'11,-Q. BEST DANCER iA rY1I,.KAI.Yv f 1.,,,,,,Y, .. ..,1, I. .1 MA. .HI MOST DIGNIFIED 'I' r :I :17.- il- 3-1' i Lp, JNL. ..'4.u, BEST LOOKING 9 BEST ATHLETE Be-veriy Block fifwroi No,-Ih VJIIIICIIIL O Enom Yr 1: I: Ygzrono MOST HUMOROUS loom C'JKfILf,'I'l Ioseph Rnkbltt Fovome Movie Aofw SHYEST p'1TT1 1 1 ff v YQ -f' , .. If! CLASS ARTIST -1 , 'I . , fyxr.--.?:1L'J11:1, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 3, H11 V , .S ..,, , .X .A 4. Wf. W v, ,1'1I'IA I ,' jjfllflf. MOST NONCHALANT futrwrxrze LVHVIYI YJLTI E :XIV -r BEST NATURED EIPUIICDI Cftzmfr Rocco QLIQIQ Marilyn Monroe Fovome Movle Actor Alun Ladd Fovonte Orchesrro Guy Lombardo Most Populor Book The Robe Most Populor Sono Stranger In Paradise 32 .wh Maw ? f 'S fax. fl? A M' T4 W agar' Yi., . 4 ,ans smfw :nk Sfzofzlis' Ps Q 9 FGOTBALL Co-Captains . Henry Billings, Vincent Iecmnetti, William O'Brien, Frank Vcncmo Head Coach , ,, . . . . . . . . Iohn M. Kilroy Assistant Coach .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . Iohn I. Buckley There wasn't much to cheer about during last fall's football campaign. lnjuries and hard luck robbed the team of any real chance it had to capture the District crown. Highlights of an otherwise drab season were the rugged defense against B.C. High in the jamboree game, the well deserved wins against Tech and Roslindale, and the thrilling contest with Memorial High that might have resulted in a victory for us with a little luck. ln the backfield Varario and Stracgualursi did well until injured. ln the later games Bob Palmer took over as the ground gainer for the Blue Stars. Bob Turner at quarter did a fine job of directing the club and throwing passes but the old debbil injuries put him on the shelf just when we needed him most. Mister Football in the coaches' opinion was Vinny leannetti, a boy who never misses a practice, a block, or an assignment. His steady, heads-up playing kept the boys in contention right up to the last whistle. Gther good backs were Greeley, Shamon, Pizura, Carey, Fares, Baker, Gasgarro, and lerry O'Brien who filled in nicely at quarterback. Standing out in the line were Hank Billings, loe Babbitt, Gene Spinello, Bill Gagnon, Dick Guardabascio, and Red O'Brien. The latter was one of the foremost centers in the city. He never made a bad pass: his tackling was powerful, his leadership was Scores magnificent. Hyde Park B.C. High 14 Other good line-men were Molinario, Elchuck, HYde Park Brighton 13 Scott, Perry, Mirabile, Kaminski, Stone, and Dowling. Hyde Park East Boston 19 The leading ends were the Walsh twins, Bill and HYCl9 Park T9Ch1'1iCCIl 13 Paul, Frank Papasedero, Phil Gagnon, Paul Mata- Hyde Park South Boston 37 kanski, Paul LoConte, Fred Turner, Bernie Tully, and Hyde PGI-k Memom-11 18 Phd Fleming' Hyde Park Boslindale U Hyde Park O Iamaica Plain 6 Third Row: l. I. Buckley, Assistant Coach, Pivercrnis, Mgr., Stone. F. Turner, I. OBrien Mirabile, Papasedero, fllchuk, P. Gagnon, Dowling, Guardabascio, W. Walsh, Coach l. M. Kilroy. Second Row: Bertolon, Mgr., Ieannetti. Palmer, B. Turner, Matakanski. Varano, W. O'Brien, W. Gagnon, Billings, Spinello, Babbitt. Front Row: Lelacheur, Mgr., Larkin, Pizura, Loconte, Greeley, Scott, Stracqualursi, Perry, Gasbarro, Carey, Fares. it 'Pt'-t 'i'i, .- wt ., .,, y A , Q T Ffh, 2' '?S ,1a 51V . 5? ' an LL KX! six.. X 774 7 fi!! L Agfa K 1.5 ii mi-RN Ki 'W U 2 , E 5' 0 .1 'nf-4 ff mils 97 fff me H 1, 1 I -K I I ig -,. x - . ...--0 . Q ' 4 Y I 1 V ' ' Vf 1' ff-- HOCKEY Drsnuor CHAMPIONS Captain . .. . .,, .H . M . .. .. Ecnl Anderson Coach ., , . . ., Edward F. Murphy The best hockey coach in the Boston schools, Ed Murphy, says that this year's hockey team was the best he ever coached. This is high praise indeed and the tearn has also well merited all the nice thrigs the papers have said ahout Lt. Crash1ng through all opposition in the District League wgthcut a loss our Blue lae Stars entered the State Tournament at the Arena and proceeded to belt out cr good rival in North Quincy to the tune oi 4 to l. By the luck of the pamngs drew Belmont High as the next olosiacle when they were at their very best. ln the first period Belmont stole the play from the Blue and went ahead to 3 to O. ln the second period our looys provrded the dynamite and the fireworks as they bombarded the Belmont goal1e hut to no avail. a scoreless period. ln the third the fighting team went at it evenesiephen and each scored a goal and that was it. Alter the game both teams congratulated each other on a clean hard game. It was Captain Anderson was outs'anding throughout the year as one of the very finest players in the State. His defense work was territzc and his scoring solos were a npghtrziare to the opposition. Dave Blasenak and the Walsli twins. Bill and Paul, were the leading scorers in the league and showed the fans some speedy skatxng and nitly stick work. ln the nets Bob Turner gave a line account oi himself and turned Scores hack many an enemy thrust, having scored against Hyde park 8 Cgmmefce him less than two goalsyper game. lack Carey also Hyde park 8 Roslmdale was a mignty l'1GIlGY laa to have around rn the tight . Spots' Hyde Park ll Brighton Q Hyde Park 3 Charlestown A Qther leading ice stars werellfd Kealey, loe Bero- Hyde park 5 EUS! BOSCH lim, Bill Hurley, l1rn and lohn O Brien, Mike Villane, H d P k 8 S th B t Dick VV'hite, loe Bellante, Bon lackson, Don Hallisey, Y 9 mt Ou OS gn and Lfmy rgcoboms' Hyde Park 7 lamaica Plain Hyde Park 4 North Quincy Hyde Park l Belmont Second Row: Coach E. F. Murphy, Villrrne lacksrn Hurley, Petnlini VJhi'e Snw, Hallissey, Ifzmes OBrien, lohn OBrien, lawhanis Schrnrt tMarf Peterson tllgnl. Front Row: Turner Kenley, Anderson tCapt , Carey, P, Vfalsh, W. Walsh, Blasenak, Bellfwn i 0 10 O 1 2 2 2 l 4 f I '+'f:Q,f f if 1 my X Q! '- ,-. J ,,. 1 ' 1' Zz . , WN- AW, W, ,V VLFWMJW Mk W. 1f94WxwZA-kfzxwzw W Q QM, f www.,-wnlflillh, w,ff.w.14.X.fg I .A mv::lfQhmTl:'4an4gg,.4zavww ,QWMJIZQ U. ,V t. M-an 4 -fm Q 1W,4W,,W lm ,, 4 A, K, 581 5 me e 4,.Mf,-Q-my ,SF A gw ,Q i ' wJvTlwnnsaw-'sam .aenjsfxf wif-'fs 'S A P Sw .N ' ug , 'nffguskwmkw ff-l 'J' W K M4 ' . -B X-g,v-ig.-',7:g, ,,xQ,w X ' . hw ,N I ,l ' t . ll up If -D gp' Zn any Q' Q- isiff: f A , VCQ 2 xx 1 f X M ,, x ,.....,,,. W -A uf-f..-mf.-.w,1J .IJ.g,g,g,g,n ' 4-f'.i 'f-.a',-5.....'a..':-sas. sf fur ui' - - 113131910 Vg J . 1 , Q BASKETBALL Captain , L Coach ,., , .. , , , , , ,L , ,L L to This year Coach Dugan had his work uit out tor at L William O'Brien Williccm H. Dugan team had been District Champions last year but only Captain Red Q'Brien returned from the starting tive. As it turned out Fed g on the squad at 6 feet l and Hyde Park had the srxaue in the city. M The team record of five 'fgotories and nine losses Could easily been just the opposite. Four games were lost by less than tour points and only lack ot height kept it from being a wgnning season, Led by Captain Rec O'Br1en, Vin Ieannetti, Bob Greene, Bob Lynch, and lim Duoa the team never quit and played all season with plenty ot spirit, Other tine players were lack Roche, loe Anastasio, lerry O'- Brien, lack Fitzgerald, loe Burgess, Mao Mac- Donald and Paul LaConte. Third How: Pagington fMgr.l, Beers, Andreasse, 'Walsh Purdy tMgr.J. Second How: Coach VJ. H, Dugan, Burgess McDonald Benoit, Cedrone. him from the start, The lso was the tanest rnan st team in height of any Scores :Wie Pirk 49 t Dirk ' V Hyde Pzrk 'F If p- Hyde Fzrk 571 wg h HFC? Park QD Cirizrzt- Hyde Phttk BB lrtygi 'gr l lYf1'F Pail: i3 llVCl'A' Furl. Ci if Hyde Furla fll ,,g 3-gy E Hyde Pfzrli fl' Eff' E3 Ffyiif Fgrlq 51 M Hyde Park 62 Q'fgg1,- Hyde Pilflf. Ilqyliggggj Murray, Page, Connors, Marshalsea CMgr.l, Fitzgerald, Anastasia, LoConte, Ahearn, Front Row: Duca, Lynch Boche, VV. O'Brien fCapf.l, Greene, Ieannetti, I. O'Brien, wh 1 FX ,.,.+ 2 8 -I 1 la 35 N .- 'f X vw- '. E U .W f mr , :fir N i -+- 'r' its A6 5-.fs f.:-41' 22 S' fk 4' I C n-N bn P XD Ngzf, !eX:-:. TRACK CO-CC1Dtains .. Henry Billings, Charles Bertolon COGCh . . . N N H , H , , .,IohnM,Ki1roy Finishing fifth in the Districts the Blue Stars had an unusually bad year in track. From our winning spot of fast year we dropped to number five due to a lack of numbers and consistent point winners. Although racing away from the field by winning three auadraigular nieets the boys dropped to a new low in the District finals. The brightest event in a track season was Hank Billings' championship effort in the Reginiental class A short put. Needless to say Hank also won the district chanipionship in this event. Vtfarren Baker cupped a fourth in the Regimental Class B broad jump. District point winners were: larnes Lacy, second in A 440, lohn Padden, second in B high jump, Eric Dahl, second in a rnile, Warren Baker, second in B'22O, lohn Beades, fourth in B 220, Charles Pizura, fourth in B high iurnp, fohn Desmond, fourth in B dash. Among other letter winners were Bob Palmer, Joe Shea, Art Morgan, lim Galvin, Frank Gemelli, Charlie Bertolon, Ioe Barry, Don Carrara, lohn Callow, Bill Donnellen, Mike Guadabascio, Dick Devine, Bob Wylie, and Manager Roger Mintz. Third How: Shamon, McGill, Thom, F. Donnellan, Garrnenian, Cabezas, Galvin, Desmond, Barto- loni, Borghi, Weinstein, Devine, Wylie, Morgan, Padden, Stone. Second Row: Gemelli, Greene, Barry, Cataloni, Sheerin, Guardabascio, Fallon, Golante, Dami, Carrara, Grinnell, Cooke, Conti, Tilley, Freeman, Linskey, Matakanski. Front Row: W. Donnellan, Bostwick, Baker, Beades, Shea, Bertolon fCapt.l, Billings tCapt.l, Palmer, Dahl, Carey, Whalen, Lacey. Lil' 2 'hs - 3 ' 3 af kb Y M y f 1 f s f A K I Q, WL . 1.51, L . , 'NUM in-........14- 'in-Q, 10 PA WA P Ebel? 61 VARSITY BASEBALL 195 3 Ml Second Row Coachl M Krlroy Mmtz Palmer Parasch s Hr Bucxley Poster Crowley Tumer Huelm Hannon Front Row leannettr Brllmas Locke McLellan Do a Cau c ms Fares IUNIGR VARSITY BASEBALL 1953 Second How Coach W H Dugan Gregory Padden Shellmer Modano Amuzzrm Golan! Krmbcll Hurley Front Row Bartlett Vtllane Connors Goolderm Whalen Be tolon Przura V f 3 E' ll A W A .XL 1 ll ' f Q Q N, K 3 , ,,f A ' ' A? F A . f . R P X, A 5 pd 5 . . E K XS- L , 5 1 S, 'V X iz K , P 1, I ' 1 A li V Q! V V A rx ,-,BX If W Llp' H QW TENNIS Second Row: Walsh, Grinnell, Dilvicrzic, Coach E. F. Murphy. Front Row: Stewcrt, Ioseph fCapt.J, Smith, Hansen. GOLF Wilkins, Coach E. F. Murphy, Wylie QZIZKJ, SOUD . . . Miss Mary V. Hayes and Mrs. Elizabeth Marr helped the girls of Hyde Park to win many games this year. Aniong garnes played were basketball, volley- ball, baseball, bowling, and golf. As usual in basketball we had a victorious season with Carol Nas, loan Vrsnor and Genevpxe Dclvfeo helping to rack up rnany points. Other outstand- . rg players were Mary Civiterese, Ma y D'Alessandro Shirley Verheyen and Bex ergy Bla k. Among the opponents were Dor hester High lererniah E. Burke l . Plain and urls Lat:n School. Bowling was a cornple e success this year with many of the girls partici- pating. Mary Mernmo and Debrah Gerber had rnany outstanding scores. Another sport the girls enjoyed was Q lt. They attended classes at larnaica Plain High School and George Wright Golf Course. lt turned out to be another great success to chalk up to our Hyde Park High girls and their swell teacher. .VQ ,fd w-5452 'Hit' L 1. 1121 if ll XL: X ph.. is X 'M GIRLS BASKETBALL xrd How S e '1 Tu k Ger sen V de- s n I Second Row ss c es Verk 1' Bef e 'J eczy wc Front Row f-'1'1fQ ese D Ne sfnd De fe D x n N 1' K ms c e Hewe BOXVLING CAPTAIINS Rear How T dam D ns N' ss 'reyes Hu ch s G 'mde Front Row Hunt OD nneW Vemmo D A ess d ue ber X 7' . N f' V , s K ,I , ,V M 4 , , , , - ., . . , .5,., IW, , J 2 ,Af 5 , 23' A C7 X Q- ., 5 k . , . V ,' 1 U ,., .. , Q - uf 'Q f X sy ..1 D I 6 '-.4 f mn, L V, Y L Qs., ' -i nfs . f - f D. ' ,f 3 an V lr . 1 X K, 1, j A 5 I R , . N, 1,1- L A Q1 ' L 'F .X.L.,?' K wiv I 5 Th' z p TTI. zz, A C imcwicz Helvifz, f ..:'.'u'1':, Sci r c crdfm. : T-fi 3' ,SU .. .eyier ,H Inn? Gusvlfscrt I I' rtitzn. 1 Qu' r ' . s ,. 72, D. C e 'i .':s . 1'Cj:'.',V' n r, Y r. j rx, Bfcck Vfclsh. Y : ,Cr ., G .i IA , 1 Q: rc. . . ' A ' ' ww ff- A f P 4060145228 C' X bf' f gala, ' if' I :::' 2 K V 1 ' . . 25 5 pg. ., N , : , 'uw i 1 MJ n as 7 1 . JT' Y Q , -09' ' I Xzknall --- ' X -14, I as, V J cl Q .s n ' '1 Zi x 15, ' LZ .X giaagsgi., .,...,.--QL 415- ', ,fy I f.. ' ,.',f-frgkbgyj' . M . N ,-QQ . A 1 2' I 3, 1 Mf SOPHQMORE CLASS CFFICERS d dmqT OFFICE SECRETARIAL STAFF vw W YV OOURIER STAFF Thxrd Row Q C1 S' cond Row V GW B v 'U ,f Dug ed n B r C0 ns P rke Front How P K .- 3 zyk V Q e HONOR SOCIETY Third Row P v C Second Row V Front How J 1l'O es n D e n uSe K wcczfk 'Tex 1 Vfr d fd-w airmen KEY CLUB Second Row: M:Le11:n, Dihfarzio MacDonald Cc:rQi:,T':1c:i1crz G'1tf5YTi, Feldrttcn Cirsi, Thomas. Front Row: Srxifh Dsifm, Yvlilie: LSec.f, Hansen Cpresj Mr Hennessffy Grinnell Vie Pres, Wylie, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Third Row: Spercnzc, Ccxllzw, Trsy, Y113, Ks.-. 1Qcy':k, Y1Ljr13, Fingers, CD::ne1l Hunt, Mtfcbe Lorrzhcri Stewart, .gzery Often, glcrclrrtcx-.'13:. Second How: :JTCYG Grigfg, Duchzney, Marque, Dircrt Keppler, Parker, Bikers, Bozie. Brecr Weinstein, Montgomery. Front Row: Trfyzerxzczz, jefrextcs, f1r:e,,:,, D' :ne-jr, f. Qiuel.: fcrnzleiw, F.cr.d', f.fc:Kefrx11e Hutchins. '7 ORCHESTRA Second Row C1 e c Plncpom, rs Flcher ,I Ee sow Fr' key Front How Hlcce s Rcmyvno Fonsew Pow rs Kel CHEER LEADERS Second Row VrLec'1 P rx on T y Ru o S P we s CO per From How V son usno Vfyx KC: Ps n w Q 9 9 CT neu BLUE STAR REPRESENTATIVES Thud How Cc lxo I-'1qae 5 P uso Gaan T1 Grn we Ced owe W 19 TVTCI rw econdRowIV' E kGYGG'W N Fx IF STUDENT CGUNCIL xrd Row P be 'S D ema V G aa as 1 R G 4cVc:Q 10 Mcbfabor T S1 Gr11 r1-ell Second Row Chevene Murphy Orbcr Kade G1if1 M Le r1 SQ11Cs Ma s Lieax P1 a S a Duchaney Fronlllow Izckson Carrara Cook Bax er Boone ISF-Q' Felrran fPres RUIO Nash Prer Inquanh Sm1h v ' : :1sa', .' 421, , , 2, inf, r. , , .:'1.. S : .:, -uc I , raeizai larcou, Swewar' Eksfzid Leriay ejle 1119. ron ow: rcc.. sse ..a2Z', C . e, ' zckscn J. Iessa: 13, , l erc si P.. . F t H Nc H, Go ,Ga 1 M Er1'e T1.11A, I 'X A d 151 b 1 SA n 'Wo Th' : .3 r. , iilin L1-'T1Fh,KGZCYiClY1,S' ' rf, 1.. utr' E 53 Brzdiey, , uct- - -5 1 . 1, C h, A 1 . : ' , 1 , , ,, , r' '71, .C 1 1' , . Ii . 12 zz: , ilv . I X 1 f- 0 ' 'O 'BG' IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Kcxzc Standing: Brcww Sef' M Lec1'1 Viie Pres. S1271 'frets SENICR CLASS OFFICERS Seeded: Corvi Pres Sianding: Nish Trace., fccksin, Vice Pm-s., Hull: IUNIGR RED CROSS OFFICERS d Y Seaie : Kowcxlcz k, Pres. Standing: Bed d, V'ce Pres., Gecrgcun, , R . fn. as ...hg- ,5 2 il gylll fL -U3 ff-s I' .' PHYFQL 1 gm, WAV .193 -as ' -0 P Z if: 'E awh- 'Warn' QW 2' Q44lD ' ' 'Aw wi ,vi 1 Q Q 1 l A-fi' 'V' ,, 6x X -vff' 4-ff' I , ' ii 'Q 'gh .Q f, '36-A Jo df? 'ZW' ,9'1 W U W E5 z'1,5g,,5'42x :Q , X s 'E 1 fx 4 ak 4' lx J Q nf' u I 3.3 I 1 I if DRILL OFFICERS Third How: Fi'-' felt, Mqfnih 1:i':rtQ1i,G1 :Zi fi :I f'Rf1ef. fsny' Sp-Lrtell Second How: ' r1'i Rf-VH' Gafvmn, ICI.: f- if I' ,A..69S't4III'1I' f.'f heqar., Pic I.lL'.l1.I'-'Z1'Y2UI. 1 Front How: Ecrrairie, Yarana e 1.21, Russo, Sarai Q.Y:r.1:,, Bus .-J: 'k, Ii1..1:,qs MILITARY DRILL iNsTRUCToH AND FACULTY DIRECTOR I Company Commanders Capt. Iohn Fontaine Capt. Richard Bostwick Capt. Richard Sarat Capt. Gordon Kinnear Capt. Donald Ferguson DIRECTOR r,a, . . FACULTY DIRECTOR . CAPTAIN . FIRST LIEUTENANT . Capt. Capt. Capt. Capt. Capt. BAND 'o 'J.'haIen. faq, Donnelly Lt. Frank N. Earnulari Iohn Carlin Henry Billings Frank Varano Aibert Russo Robert Peznoia Roiand G. Young . George NV. Seaburq DRUM and BUCLE CORPS Ered M. Cusato David S. Hansen SUPERVISOR .......,........, ...............,. . . . .. . Arfxe VY. Latham SUPERVISOR .. .. .... . .. .... Iarnes Dickie FACULTY DIRECTOR ..... . . Tionias E. Houston CAPTAIN .......... ......... ..... M i chael Piscateili MAIOR ...................................................... ........ ................. Th C rnas Nedder BAND Rear Row RUQQIGTO Thomas Hcnsen Mr Yourq Frou! How Powers Mcrrsh Tsec Compbel Fchew DRUM and BUGLE CORPS Thud Row Sm1h Frcxzxcm Cen: rc Bowen Scot Pe rx 0 Mon afue o Mcmcrc Second Row Ferzoco Carson W11k1f1S Edelstem AIIQX Qcne r dey Ccnx Pc1,e I cobcmxs Front Row OI.ouqhlm Berohm Nedder I rme e D um Mu or Pxscc 911 Tm y Fond Ke-My , 1 ...- : Q ' ' . .A . Y , ,,, N ., . : A, , ., . H .1., sf. AA, .. : , , . , ., .,.,.r,r:,1, 1, f',c . ' -A ,V , .14 'X fn 1 . . , ,c tt xr , , ..., ,, .. nm 'Edu SHIRLEY HALL leaves her Spanrsh knowledge to a needy Sophomore BUDDY CONDON leaves some Iumor to copy hrs harrcut IOAN MALONEY leaves a hundred broken hearts for some Iunlor to mend CELIA GAY and MARGIE GRAHAM leave two vacant s ats 1D Mrss Sharkey s room for two Iunrors to fxll PETE FLEMING leaves behrnd hrs nrckname Rabbrt to some unlucky Sophomore MARY MEMMO leaves st1ll WTIIIDQ faxthfully to a Marlne IERRY PELDMAN leaves hrs place m the s u dent COUIICII to some fortunate IUHIOI PAT IACKSON leaves as nonchalantly as she came EARL ANDERSON BOB TURNER FRANK STRAOUALURSI and IOE RABBITT leave the school wrthout four frne athletes DOROTHY DELANEY leaves smlhng at Mrss T IOAN CONDON leaves her collectron of con duct slrps LORETTA CIBOTTI leaves MISS Hayes lookrng for another star bowler IEANNETTE CIRIELLO leaves to marry Bob MARILYN CONNELLY leaves her frrendshtp MARGARET COYLE leaves struggl1ng wrth her typewr1ter HONEY ALBERTO leaves her sparklrng brown eyes and charmrng personalrty VIRGINIA CALLAHAN and BETTY BREOR leave therr rntellrgence for a Iunlor 1n need SHIRLEY VERHEYEN leaves her good looks to some needy Iunror HOPE SONTAG wrll grve her bottle of Lrght and Brrght to a future Semor MARIE RULLO leaves her herght GRETCHEN WYLIE leaves an rrnportant spot wrth the cheerleaders to Margle Panton LUCY ARENA leaves a vacancy 1n the offrce to be f1lled IOAN BENSON leaves an empty space 1n the brology lab ELAINE FASANO leaves her spot wrth the cheerleaders to some lucky Iunror DOUGLAS EEILER leaves an asp1r1n for Ed Murphy s headache MARY LOU CANNIPF ROSALIE CANNONE and MARY ANN ALBERTO have all left quretly GERRY SEXTON leaves h r wonderful person ahty IOANNE WHITE leaves her secret of gettrng school ttme appomtments for the dentrst GWENDOLYN WHITE leaves the srlence de srred by all study room teachers MARIE SAULNIER leaves Mrss Sharkey headache MARY DALESSANDRO leaves an unnatural srlence rn the rear of 205 IEANNA EACHY leaves her p1ano and lunch counter to some lucky Iunror ROSE MARY CICCARILLI leaves her good Work and quret personalrty ELEANOR COMOLETTI leaves her prescnptron for a good laugh IEANNETTE CITRONE leaves Mrss Hernon a Iunlor to carry the lunch money EVELYN O BUCHON and ALICE O SULLIVAN leave thexr sneakers that never stay rn step BARBARA LUNDEL and ANGIE POULOS leave therr secret of therr 846 arrrvals to some Iunxor MARIANNE ODONNELL and SALLY MONT GOMERY leave therr vacant seats at VVvl'11l9 Stadrum for a new cheer1ng sectron PAT POHL leaves her colored knee socks MARY LOU MCAVOY and MIMI PARASCHOS leave therr twm ha1r styles to a lucky palr of KAY HASSELL leaves for a good tlme LORRAINE GEISEL leaves the studymg of shorthand to some unlucky Iumor MARIE GIAMASSE leaves some Iunror the chance of bemg the f1rst one to school ANGELA FERZOCO leaves her soft quret vorc to some loud Iumor IOANNE ELORANZE leaves her at ractrve wardrobe to some needy Iun1or MARIORIE GAVIN leaves st1ll chattrng across the arsles to SALLY GRIGG ELIZABETH ARGUS leaves many frrends that she made stnce comrng to th1s school PAT BENSON IOSIE AOUILANT E and ROSE AMARA cant leave thelr frrendshrp so they take 1t w1th them MARIE BOGEN and VIRGINIA BRAIT leave therr artzstrc talent behrnd them MARY BOWEN leaves the teachers wondenng when they ll see her agarn PAULINE CANE and RITA BOZZOTTO leave as frrends for an unknown future FRANK AMATUCCI st1ll leaves the school bum1ng rubber CHARLIE BERTOLON leaves hrs gold plated football cleats H - G 1 , . 1 . . 9 . 11 . 11 . . 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PAT EARV leaves her quret teachers o remember Nlren IS exhausted ROC O CONTI leaves the oth a popurlar lunror NILLIE DONNELAN leaves the CUG GAGNON leaves Mrss mts end 'VIIKE GATTOZZI leaves ways cr ner t rr pa e ce ot Pres dent to trac a Herthal at her DAVE HANSEN leaves hrs tres to any Iunror who an stand them MARTHA MOORE and GLORIA PARKER leave a lunch table tor some lucky Sophomores to CEORGIA KIRIACOPOULOS leaves her mt and wonaertul personalrty IEANIE DI CAMPLI leaves her quret drsposrtron CAROL CURRAL leaves st1ll wrthout her qym unlform HARRIET DELANEY leaves her stack of passes all sranea by Mrss Connors to some lucky lunlor AULINE DI MARZIO leaves a vacart seat ln the off ce to an untrarned Sophomore Z DOROEI leaves her qulet and charmrnq ways BARBARA DOWGAS leaves lauqhmq as usual JOAN FALLON has left for the last trme rushlnq Irorn the Hrstory Class 'NIANCY ENNESSEY leaves Mrss Barnes some Iunror rve the teachers lunch EARL ANDERSON leaves to the sorrow I Wlr Edward Murphy EDWARD O TOOLE leaves strll fvonderrnq how 'me made 1t NICK D ALESSANDRO leaves lrke a gentleman RALPH EDELSTEIN leaves to go rnto pol1t1cs IOE BEROLINI leaves hrs wrnmnq smrle GEORGE IANNETTE leaves a career rn musrc RICHARD GUARDABASCIO leaves Mr K1lroy lookrnq for another tackle ANTHONY BOTTERI leaves a few pounds 1n Room 20 boots for some lonesome cowooy Frnally we leave the doors of thrs sacred place of learnrnq confrdent that o oth r lass can equal ours nor wrll any be able to 1n the future In wxtness whereof we have srqned our names thrs l4th day of May l954 Anne Borqal Celra Gay Manor e Graham Elarne Cook Carol Nash Ioanne Vrsnor Gerald Feldman W1ll1am O Brren Frank Papsedero Y 1 r ' v-1 I.. 4. . . 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Trme l974 Place Sharkey s Hotel Prmce Edward Island Canada Event 20th Reunron of Class of 54 Cha1rman 1ntroduces Speaker Speaker begms For almost a year now I have been do1ng re search work as to the whereabouts and occupa trons of our former classmates I have fmally gathered all my 1nformat1on together and I am ready to gtve you a hrst rate report of my frnd mgs To begm Wllh Peggy Powers 1S modelmg for Tmy S129 clothrng for women I was glad to learn she used her t1ny S129 to advantage Celra Gay 1S selectrng the fashrons Yes and lerry Feldman has Just held the grand open1ng of hrs 99th Super Drug Store Now he has them sca tered all over the coun IVY Anne Borgal 1S not wrth us today for she now 1S 1n South Amerrca on bus1ne s for the Export Company she works for Her Spanrsh knowl edge has been of great advantage to her I was over to Roccos Restaurant the other nrght leanna Fachy and Eddte Rando were the mam attract1on Roberta W1pperman who has Just arr1ved from a European tour 15 now makmg her debut at the Opera House Patty Brophy Maureen Gleason and Ela1ne Cook are now travelmg all over the country rnodelrng for Marg1e Graham s Agency Ioyce MacKay IS desrgnrng many of the fash 1ons Pat Iackson Just pubhshed her new book How to Speed Up Typ1ng 1n Ten Easy Les sons Keep1ng up wrth the sports th1s year we fmd Vlnnle Ieannettr and Red OBr1en coach1ng UCLAS football team wrth Gene Spmello as star tackle At the present tune Ioan Condon IS chref nurse 1n charge of mrsbehavror at Boston Crty Hosprtal Elame Fasano IS the confrdentral secretary to the well known Senator from Massachusetts By the way have any of you been to the famous Spaghettr and Meatball House man aged by Eleanor Comolettr wrth meals prepared by Chef Rosemary C1ccarell1 Harrret Delaney 1S now the truant offrcer for our old Alma Mater Dorothy Delaneys Good Nature Prlls are the latest thrng on your local druggrst s shelf The class of 54 can Well be proud that all those who marrred shortly after Graduatron are st1l1 happrly marrred Among them are Carol Currul and Paul1ne DIMGTZIO After l5 years Ida Defrlrppo has been pro moted to Floor Walker at the excluswe F W Woolworth Company Mary Crvttarese 1S st1ll workmg at the Frrst Natronal Bank She starts to work at three rn the afternoon and they unlock the vault and let her out at n1ne the next morn1ng Rrta Dunn Ianrce Collrns and Margaret Coyle are runn1ng a Lonely Hearts Bureau Corne one come all What do they know about bemg lonely? Nancy Fennessey has frnally ach1eved her goal as head nurse at the Chelsea Naval Hos pltal where patrents refuse to get well unless she takes care of them One reason that the accounts of the FITSI Na tronal Bank are so mrxed up lately 1S that Barbara Dowgas 1S head bookkeeper Let us congratulate Lorrame D Alvtsro on her appomtment as prmcrpal of Boys Hrgh Mary DAlessandro and Loretta Crbottt are grvmg lessons on How to Influence Your Teachers Ieannette Cmello has found a new drug It 1S called Take a S1p and Grow Taller Barbara Domumrcz can be seen at almost any hour combmg her lovely locks rn front of any one of her many mrrrors 1n her exclusrve Beverly Hrlls home Paulme Devme has Just rece1ved forty cents from Mr OLaughl1n for returnrng her locker key lost when she was a SGDIOT As I under stand she consrders th1s a great achrevement V1rg1n1a D1 Camplr has reached the mcredl ble speed rn typmg of twenty words per mrnute wlth only twenty one mrstakes Bud Condon won the Mr Amerrca t1tle th1s year and I understand he had lrttle trouble 1n do1ng so Well Mane Inguantr and Bed OBr1en s twm boys are startmg players for the football team th1s year They re Iunlors now Carol Nashs Gymnasrum for G1rls located 1n Boston rs an up md com1ng proJect Wllh 1 . 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' 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 11 . 11 1 1 . . . 1 . . 1 . , , Kay Devm the lead1ng basketball mstructor Ioanne V1snor now has the d1st1nct1on of managmg the greatest basketball team 1n the world She d1SCOV9f9d her prod1qees 1n the Heart of Afnca where they belonged to the Watus1 tr1be who have the d1st1nct1on of be1ng over seven feet tall Pat and Annette Sarme are st1ll hav1ng trouble hunt1ng for a baby s1tter W1th four sets ot tw1ns between them 1lS no wonder Pat Pohl has 1nvented a new teacher proof gum and 1S sell1ng 11 wholesale to the h1gh school pup1ls Iacquehne R1chards the star of the Boston Bullet G1rls Roller Skat1ng Derby has Just re turned from a well eamed vacat1on at Be-m1ce Vaughn s lodge at Sun Valley Idaho Grace Whalen now owns the Up and Down R1d1ng Academy w1th Ehnor Gade as head mstzuctor Mary Rooney who Just publ1shed the well known book entltled How to Make a Hole 1n Gne says her career began at H P H S when she f1TSl started play1ng M1ss Hayes who helped her so much has s1nce ret1red and IS now replaced by Nancy W1ley M1r1am Wells IS now work1ng as head l1 brar1an at the Boston Pubhc L1brary Agnes Wh1te lS not w1th us today because she IS makrng a concert tour w1th her teacher L1berace Norma Sanderson IS the Doctor s asslstant at VVl'I1l9 Stad1um She QIVGS out the hot towels and asp1r1n Iacquelme Sexton IS now danc1ng on tele- VISIOD She can be seen every Saturday n1ght on Ianet Wynne s Comedy Hour Ann Roche lS now the new ha1r styl1st at Iordan Marsh W1th Dor1s Veno be1ng her best customer Iames O Laughlrn has taken h1s father s place 1n the Boston Schools and IS certamly a credrt to h1s tam1ly Carl Kallenberg recently bought back the mortgage on hrs Super Market and has placed Ed McMahon 1n Charge of h1s Del1catessen Counter FYCIHCIS Kus1ck was recently promoted to the rank of lst L1eutenant ass1st1ng Captam Famu ar1 Carl Johnson s promotton to the v1cepres1 dency ot the Stop and Shop Market came as a surpr1se to none who know h1m Sandra Meehan 15 now the pr1vate secretary of that well known gas stat1on m1ll1ona1re F rank Papasedro Terry LaRosa IS now s1gn1ng w1th Iulrus on the1r own T9lGVlS1OH Show lean Sawyer has organ1zed a nat1onw1de club w1th a h1qh purpose entxtled the Flapper elle-S F rank Amatucc1 Just f1n1shed wr1t1ng h1s latest novel The Grandson of the She1k Franc1s Leahy f1nally ach1eved h1s goal 1n l1fe Alter th1rty two years of hard study he has graduated from Drattmg School Nancy Sm1th has gone 1nto the cosmettc held and IS qu1te successful Wllh her new product Color Fast Puchard Sarat has recently been promoted to Chlef Draftsman at Mason Ne1lan DOll1e Sm1th has done wonders as a hostess for the Statler Hotel and 1ts no wonder Wllh her warm sm1le and tr1endly ways Gordon K1nnear IS now the new dr1ll master for our old Alma Mater Beverlee Baxter IS the ma1n exped1ter for F1lene s and 1S handlmg the bus1ness and em ployees qu1te capably Helen Supr1n has Just produced a f1lm en t1tled S1lence IS a Great Peac maker Thomas Donnelly rece1ved top honors when IS a mach1n1st mate rn the Umted States Navy loanne Wh1te 1S st1ll attempt1ng to orgaruze a g1rl s football team at good old Hyde Park H1gh School MQI'l9 Rullo 1S model1ng elevated shoes and IS at the he1ght of her career Marcella Kowalczyk IS do1ng frne 1n the f1eld of sc1ence She won the Nobel PIIZG for SCIGHCS th1s month Dave Kammskr deserves to be congratulated on h1s elect1on recently to the C1ty COUI1C1l Emory Anel has made a career of the Navy When you see h1m dont forget to not1ce h1s three gold str1pes Robert Bradley has Just opened h1s own ma ch1ne shop and has Iohn Fontame as h1s s1de k1ck R1Chard Mor1arty gave up h1s mach1ne shop Job and 1S now on the road selhng mach1ne shop tools He says 1t IS much eas1er sell1ng tools than us1ng them Now that you have been mformed of what our 1llustr1ous classmates have accornphshed dur1ng the past 20 years and now that ll'11S Re- unton has come to a close I want to leave you Wllh only one thought There w1ll be another RSUIIIOD twenty years from today ar1d rock1ng cha1rs w1ll be prov1ded through the courtesy of the RGUHIOH Commlttee THE COMMITTEE . . , I - 1 I . . 1 - - - - - -- he graduated from Machinists School. Now he I 1 I I I . , ' I Comphments of FRANK A FOWLER The Class Rmg Man 333 Washmqton Street BOSTON 8 MASSACHUSETTS Room 705 Opposxte Hxstonc Old South Church Offncxal Ieweler For All Classes 1938 Thru 1955 Hyde Park Hxqh School Representmq LOHEN MURCHISON 6 CO I CC ' 97 MFN S F G dL kt e K LADIES 1 I me WMM cLAss OF 1954 CLOTHES to RENT HYPE PARK FACULTY READ 81 WHITE 111 Qlwmm ST BOSTON elauey Press ctr s ME 4239! 1 I E Purdy Co, Inc 367 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON MASS OH1 1a1Photoqrc1phe Class of 1954 iqmbis 9 jk fix and 9 oo uc oth fp: fx fx X - 1. 1 ,, j N COMPLETE PRINTING SERYICI P11 1 1 f Offfut 111111 I,11'rtc1'p1'u.vs - ' INTEQRCDFSE MAI-SS. - 'C' rs, ... THE HYDE PARK HIGH SCHOOL HOME and SCHOOL ASSOCIATION joseph 5 Harm!! 57u11cral Home MRS JOSEPH E C ARROLL T L HY3 O TE 3022 U16 Alumnz nplimenis of . . . . . I R V STREET CAT WEBSTER STJ H DE K . - VO ' SD CE: . Y - mpliments of . . . f Autographs -M. 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