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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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' fx 1 eff Q W .,,v -s X 5ElZfO1 ipugncizfiozz MR WILLIAM E OCONNOR The Class of l955 cons1ders 1t a pr1v1lege to dedlcate IIS annual class book to MISS Ann C Hernor 1nstructor ol merchand1smg All those who know her respect and admlre her as a teacher and irlend After graduat1ng from Iama1ca Plaln Hrgh School Mtss Hernon went to Salem Teachers College where she rece1ved the degree ot Bachelor of Sc1ence At Boston Un1vers'1ty MISS Hernon took graduate courses and was awarded the degree ol Master of Bus1ness Adm1n1strat1on Later she attended the New York Un1vers1ty School ol Beta1l1ng Before comlng to Hyde Park H1gh MISS Hernon taught at the Glastonbury H1gh School 11 Connect1cut and the U S Navy Tra1n1ng School at Burdett College In her years at Hyde Park Hlgh School she has become very well l1ked by all In the classroom MISS Hernon IS more than Just a teacher to her students she IS also a true lr1e1'd The lr1endsh1ps made ID the class room have lasted IF after years As a class we w1sh to express our thanks to Mrss Hernon espec1ally tor her specral work 1n the place ment and superv1s1or ol students tn retall work We thank her also lor the many hours she 'IGS spent IH superv1s1ng the trna ces of all the SSYIO' GCIIVIIIES We thrnk MISS Herro typ1I1es the mode' up to date Amer1can school teacher Well dressed well potsed smxltng yet f1rm cererous but preclse pogressrve wh1le apprec1at1ng the eternal values so we descr1be MISS Hernon May Hyde Park H1gh have tne blessmg ol her presence for AIO y mary years Th Class of 1955 1s ho ored 1r d d1cat1ng thts year book o 'vlr WllllG71 E Ofo nor teacher of d a 1 rn h Cooperat1velr1dustr1al Department Mr OCo'1 no L epared lor h1s tcachtrg career at Boston and I' cnrura Teachers Coll aes and at the Lowell Irs 11u e s o a f course at Colum ar '1 Bo o Co e Be to UWIVQTSIIY O 'Q tc 1 f' O to alwavs bee tr a Arts a e ervt hop UDQIVIS 1 lurnor H1aln tecchc e o cormrg to Hvde Pa k H ah 1 l93O In h l-hah wo k he coached ack baseball o o ce e was been or nfanv ear r- hop 1r1str.1ctor a e Sa av co.1rse ol the El e S hool lama ca a one o the oldest pnvate sch ol 1 Arnerrca Mr OCor or 1s a veteran of World War I our1 Vthl h he held he ratt or ol Mach1r1st s Mate I ava 1at n e a IS or r t S a Gas L-'lgl e School He s Pat Commander ot e loyce K1lrr1er Post Amertcan Legtorr Dunn' ms vear at Hvde Park Mr OCo or ha wen leadersh1p IH marry extra curncular GCIIVIIIGS Smce 1934 he has been the ed1tor ot the chool hand book He ts Chalrma of the Good C1llZGPSh1p Corn rnt tee and IS also supervt or o t1re dr1lls In h1s twenty hve years at thrs school he has seen many of l'1s former students ach1eve great success 1n college and 1ndustry He ts proud ot tho e former students of h1s who have made great careers as draughtsmen and e g1neers both 1 11l1tary and c1v1l l1Ie Ge erattons ot students m our h1ghly respected shop course have known and loved Mr OConnor for IS fa1rness teach1ng skxll and sense ot humor He has the krack ot getttng the most out of h1s pup1ls He IS very serrous 1n h1s work but IS human enough to know that hte IS not all made up ol lessons and asstgnments He has shown h1s adm1rat1or' for our school by havt g f1ve ot h1s sons and daughters graduate from Alrra Mater The Class of l955 salutes Mr W1ll1am E OConnor and w1shes many more happy and successful years at Hyde Park I-hgh School D'-DIV' fi? 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I - A I I . 1, I 1 1 The Senior Class is honored in dedicating the year- book to Mrss Margaret M Hmchey mstructor of mathemattc For many years the students of Hyde Park Hlgh School have found Mrss Hrnahey a source of msprratton ID therr quest for knowledge Mtss Hmchey recelved her early educatlon IH the Waltham schools and at Notre Dame Academy Rox bury She recerved her bachelors degree from Emmanuel College and contrnued her studles espe ctally rn hrgher mathematrcs at M I T Boston Col lege Harvard Umversrty and Boston Unrversxty where she recerved the degree of Master of Arts Before com1ng to Hyde Park Mrss Hrnchey taught at Dorchester Htgh School for G1rls the Frank V Thomp son School and the Solomon Lewenberg School I thrs school she has always taught math and geometry She has assrsted the students ln many of the extra currtcular actrvrtres especrally on the Class Day pro grams Mxss H1nchey has always demanded hrgh standards not only rn our class work but also rn our personal and soclal conduct We are sure that we w1Il remem ber wrth affectron and respect the teacher who urged us to l1ve up to the ab1l1ty w1th1n us and who made us d1ssat1sf1ed wrth our efforts when they d1d not represent our best We wrsh for Mrss hmchey a cont1nuat1on of her success for many years to come IIVN ,fb MR IOHN M KILROY MISS MARGARET M HINCHEY The Semor Class IS mdeed honored tn dedxcatmg the yearbook to Mr Iohn M Kzlroy Boys Physxcal Educa tlon Director and Head Coach of Hyde Park Htgh Mr Kllroys youth was spent ln Roxbury where he attended the Dudley Grammar School Then he went on to the Hlgh School of Commerce Dean Academy Boston College and Boston College Graduate School He was a guard on the Boston College football team that became the 1928 Eastern Champlons He was the Physxcal Educatxon Director at the Boys Club of Boston He not only played professtonal football but has wrestled professronally all over the world He helped tnaugurate the Clty of Boston Park Department recrea txon program In 1940 Mr Kllroy came to Hyde Park Hlgh School but he soon left to enI1st ln the Unxted States Arr Force Upon entermg the SQYVICS he was sent to Orlentatlon and lntelhgence Schools He saw actlve duty ln the Pac1f1c War Theatre and ln 1946 he returned wlth the permanent rank of captam Smce then hlS marvelous agtllty and personallty have left a lastmg mark on all the graduates of Hyde Park Hrgh School He has led Hyde Park to vtctory ln four mdoor and three outdoor tracks champlonshrps Our baseball team has won the cxty champtonshlp Many of the Uoys he coached on the football team have been suc essful IH college ln their studles and 1n sports We pupxls wtsh to thank Kewpte Kxlroy for the wonderful lastrng pmpressron he has made on us l'ruIy we can say You have helped to make us men' , ' I . H X It . ' f . . I , Q 'v . i-I FADMASI' FR DR FRANCISJ HORGAN THE HEADMASTER SAYS The hrst I'GSDO1'1S1b1l1lY oi the puhhc schools 1S to help tram our boys and qlrls to lead a od lie as chlldren at God and c1t1zens of the tlonal tra1n1nq for protesswns and trades e home church and the school worktng together are the chxel sources of qocd ctttzenshlp tram We teachers are keenly aware ot our great responslb l1ty IHQ ,fb W? Y qo i ' ' ' United States. In second place comes voca- ' ' ' ' . Th rr STAFF Seated Nxss Morr son Secre ry Dr Horgcn I-'end Mayer MISS B uqhcxl Secretcrry Slundinq Vlrs Bullormtme Med1ccxlA1de Mrs Esker Llbrczrron Mr I-lenressey Guxdcmce Counselor Iv'1ss Mxloy Guldcnce Counselor MISS Srmh Publxc Speukmq MODERN AND ANCIENT LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT Rear ROW I' Buckley M .JAr'oto Froni Row 1' ss Cohen N s QHG lfey . ,' a an N ' H- ? 1 4 : l . X . 1' Y ' . ' M2 f I Q , ,M . x 1 : .rr ' , ,r D' .r ilu! . , .is .,. 7. ' COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss Murray Mr, McCa:'hy flleparfrnerit Headl. Mr. Keri ney. Standing: Miss Doherty, Mr. Dugan Miss Carroll, Miss Cenncrs, Miss I-lemon, Miss Zuke. 'A ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Rear Row: Mr. Plocienriik, Miss Swee- xey, Mr. Barooshian. Front Row: Mr Lahive, Miss Galli- van fDe-partmeni Headl, Miss Hubbard. CO-OPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT Rear Row: Lf' Barry, Mr Koriet, Mr Seaipirg, Mr, Solomon Mr Houston, Mr. Swan Mr. O Connor. Front Row: Mr Piau, Mr Lee ICQ! -flrairiatorl, Mr. O'l.ougri SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Rear Row: Mr Secxburg, Miss Hour, Mr Ryan. Front Row: Miss Connors, Mr Huck- ett fDepGrtment Hecxdl, M1ss Kidder, HISTORY DEPARTMENT Sec1ted:Mr. Reid fDepc:rtrr1em Hecdl, Miss A'Hecm. Standing: Tir, M. Murphy, Mr, E, Mur- phy. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Seciedz Mr. Olouqhlin, Mr. Leary De pczrtmem Heodk, Mr. Rciherc. Slcmdinq: Miss Hinchey, Mr. Secburq Miss Herthel fArtQ. 'T PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss Hayes. Standing: Li. Fcrmuicrri, Mr. Buckle Mr. Y, Kilroy. 2' 1 X ' ' ei 5 4 f 5 . 3 HOUSEHOLD ARTS Miss Bcmes, Miss Fcristcil. HOME AND SCHOOL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rear How: Mrs Roche, Mrs Liidei T05 Fxelli, Miss Cc:- iirs, Mr: Silva, Mrs Sizjlezuct, Hrs Clark Front How: Mr Hmxstoi Mrs MCLQCT Secretary, Mrs :Gamers Fresidemi, Liss Morri sort, Miss Herman iTrecs- ureri. if if A .Q ' s 'iapu Y, TP' RENEE I. V. ABATE 887 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Glee Club 2, 35 Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Pre-Drivers' 3, Softball 35 Volley Ball 2, 3, Senior Revue 4, Although a newcomer from Westwood High, Renee has been an active member in school affairs. Her friendly manner has won her many friends, RUTH E. ARCHIBALD 145 Orlando St. Mattapan Senior Revue 2, 35 Bowl- ing 2. Ruthies quiet but pleas- ant ways have made her a hit with her many class- mates. QR' a-nf ,-f' New f 1 ROBERT I. ALIANO 3l Mendelssohn St. Raslindale Lieutenant 4. Bob is everybody's friend. He just doesnt know how to say no to someone asking a favor. MARY I.. ARMATA l4l2 Blue Hill Ave Mattapan Honor Roll 2, 3. Mary's well-groomed ap- pearance, pleasing person' ality, and friendly smile have won her many friends, RONALD I. AMUZZINI 44 Norton St. Readville Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Drum Corps 2, 3, 4. Ronald, with his friendly ways and carefree manner, made many friends at HP.H f-. Q if if fo, ii. IOSEPH A. ANASTASIO 84 Tacoma St Hyde Park Basketball 2, 3, 4 loe's specialties were basketball and making a lot of friends He really did a swell iob with both CIM, 0 1955 IANET E. ATWATER 28 Hollingsworth St. Mattapan lanet's easy-going man- ner and friendly person- ality have made her well- liked by all. IGV WARREN C. BAKER l2 Ellis St, Hyde Park Track 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Baseball 35 Senior Revue 4, Warren was- very active in athletics and extremely popular with all who knew him as a real swell boy. X IQ' 7- .., HELEN E. BALCAM l7 Coton St Mattapan Bowling 2, Honor Roll 2. 3 Helen, a very attractive girl, is known by her friends to be full of fun, al- though she has gone through her years at H P H. S in a quiet manner A RUSSELL A. BARTLETT Bl9 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park ,f gx Q s Z XA 1 IOHN I. BEADES 278 Minot St Dorchester Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Lieut. 4. Track 2, 4, Baseball 25 l.ieut. 4, Senior Revue 4. Russell is a friendly boy who is sure to succeed in whatever he chooses- to do after graduation. y e MM 564004 ROBERT E. BENOIT 54 Westminster St. Hyde Park Bob has made many last- ing friends at Hyde Park High with his good looks and pleasant manner. I - 3 ' ,Y y . 5 is . BARBARA I. BLACK 4U Brent St. Dorchester Honor Roll 2 3, 4 Barbara is the girl with a big smile and a pleasant word for everyone. Iohn has been one of the key players on the football team His good looks and swell personality have made him a very popular boy at H P. H S DAVID H. BLASENAK 45l Beech St. Roslindale Hockey 2, 3, 4, Courier 3. Dave or Blas as he is called, is quite the fellow on a pair of ice skates. X . YVONNE C. A. BEDARD Hyde Park 42 Beaver St Red Cross 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Senior Revue 4, Art Scholarship 3, 4. To all who know her, Yvonne is quickvwitted and a wonderful friend, always ready to help when the going gets rough MARGARET E. BOONE l7 Park St. Hyde Park Blue Star Representative 2, Student Council 2, 3, Sec- retary 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Senior Revue 2, 3, 4, Second Lieut 2, Captain 3, Good Citizens-hip Award 2, Basketball 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Graduation Marshal 3, Cheerleader 4, Public Speaking 4, Yearbook Com- mittee 4, Home and School Association Representative 4, Office Staff 4, Perfect At- tendance 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Reception Committee 4. What a record! X ik ,V Jim' I 'ff 'Maur ...AT ,Q 'it'-' I MAUREEN E. BOUSHELL 59 Granite Ave. Dorchester Graduation Marshal 35 Courier Staff 45 Choral Practice 2, 45 Senior Revue 45 Sophomore Reception Committee 45 Student Council 4. Maureen's cheerfulness and willingness to help have won her many friends. GEORGE E. BREARE 447 Belgrade Ave West Roxbury Georges cheerfulness and willingness to help puts him on top of every- one's list oi friends. 'J '--.IV fe 2 if f I M 1 -yi J PAUL H. BOWEN lO Fairbury St, Dorchester Drum Corps 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4 Paul is a quiet tellow who keeps one eye on his books and the other on the girls. LOUIS G. BRIGHT 6 Colgate Rd. Roslindale Our Louie is popular with all the guys and dolls. rn J N if SANDRA K. BOWEN 34 Wayburn Rd. larnaica Plain Public Speaking 25 Cou- rier Statt 2, 35 Senior Revue 4. Sandra is a well-known girl about H. P. H. S. The friends she has made wish her the best ot luck in the future. w. 913 If r 53 4 ,ri t GQ... M it N4 f JK v 3 I gf 5 t y 2 'A g DONALD P. BRACKETT 7 Boyden St Dorchester Band 2, 3 Donny is a quiet studious lad who doe-sn't have an enemy in the world C1444 0 fQ55 MARIE A. BRINE 849 Canterbury St. Roslindale Captain 25 Lieutenant 3 Glee Club 25 Senior Revue 2, 4g Bowling Team 25 Choral Practice 2 Marie with her pleasing personality and winning smile 1s- one of our most popular seniors. -vang MILTON E. BRONSON 3 Marcy Rd Mattapari Student Council 2 45 Mar- shal 35 Senior Revue 4. Milty is a good friend to everyone He will be re- membered by all as the boy with the swell disposi- tion and the ready srnile. ff? x CAROL I. BROWN 62 Highland St. Hyde Park Honor Society 3, 45 Home and School Representative 3, 45 Courier Staff 25 Courier Representative 25 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Carol's quiet efficiency and conscientious work are sure to lead to success. y 6 M-.A Jfzfl RICHARD P. CALLOW lB Cedar St. Mattapan Track 2, 3. Dick is a lad with a golden personality. .ni !Ur,11lK 5 : lb, S S'-'gli L a ! 5 l x 5 S IOANNA E. BROWN 62 Highland St. Hyde Park Museum of Fine Arts Scholarship 25 Pre-Driving 2, Honor Roll 35 Hearst His- tory Test 3. Ioanna is quiet, reserved, and dignified. Her knack for drawing is sure to make her a success in the future. LEONARD G. CAMPO 258 Minot St. Dorchester Football 45 Track 3, 45 Student Council 4. Lennie is a fun-loving fel- low who has made many friends due to his fine sense of humor. 1 MARGARET I. BROWN 82 Pierce St. Hyde Park Class Secretary 35 First Lieutenant 25 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Senior Revue 3, 45 Gradua- tion Marshal 3g Courier Staff 25 Choral Practice 25 Basketball 25 Courier Hep- resentative 4. Peggy is one of our lively and cut. senior girls who just can't go unnoticed. .SM ROSEMARIE A. CAPULLI 127 Navarre St. Hyde Park Choral Practice 25 Senior Revue 4. Rosie is' petite and good- natured. We all wish her the best of luck in her chosen profession, IOSEPH E. BURGFSS l4 Arcadia St. Dorchester Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Drum Corps 3, 4. Smoky Ioe, as the boys call him, is quite an ath- lete. He is also called The Hyde Park Express by his teammates. THERESA P. CAPULLI l27 Navarre St. Hyde Park Choral Practice 25 Senior Revue 4, Terry with her friendly personality and fun-loving ways has made many friends in her three years at H. P. H. 45 -V -if ,QB 3. 2 fiif-X t ist Q 1 MARY R. CARBONE 66 Washington St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Grad- uation Marshal 35 Office Staff 45 Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Recep- tion Committee. Although Mary is quiet in class, we know that she is iull of fun and always ready to lend a helping hand. OLGA CARIDEO 82 Wyvern St. Roslindale Senior Revue 45 Courier Representative 35 Choral Practice 25 Courier Staff 25 Bowling 2. Olga is a wonderful pol whose witty remarks and gay laughter have won her many friends. 4- ff' NANCY I. CARDER 84 Walter St. Roslindale Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 First Lieutenant 35 Bowling 25 Public Speaking 25 Cheer' leader 45 Basketball 25 Courier Staff 2. Nancy is cute, petite, popular, and her naturally curly hair is the envy of all. She will long be remem- bered for her dancing in the Senior Revue. RICHARD H. CARLSON l2 Salford St. Hyde Park lst Lieutenant 4. Charlie is well liked by teachers' as well as class- mates. He was always ready with a good word for everyone. ,,t,. RAYMOND F. CAREY 26 Faunce St, Mattapan Ray is a quick-witted, well liked guy, and every- one knows he will go far in the future. 4.3 X 41 RICHARD A. CAREY 8 Birchcrott Rd. Mattapan Pre-Driver 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Co-Cap- tain Cross Country 3, 4. Dick is another one of our track stars, He has a swell personality and a nice disposition. C-Zami ag fQ55 RICHARD T. CARMICHAEL SU Bourne St., Iamaica Plain Dick as the boys call him is quite a fellow with the girls, He has a swell per- sonality to match his looks. L l ,iv- 79. wwf' if VIRGINIA M. CASEY 26 Logan Way South Boston Virginia is one of the quietest girls in the class of '55, yet all who know her find her to be a sincere friend. Q! - i N i fu. Q X .Y 4 h I xml . y. . ,Nix JN it 1 nf 'fn 5 W V 1 .f in ROCCO I- CEDRONE 30 Lexington Ave. Hyde Park Senior Revue 25 Basket- ball 25 Blue Star Represen- tative 2, 3. Rocco was one of the out- standing personalities of the class of '55, Where there was Rocco there was always a happy crowd. g-Q 40 -ff? MARIE A. CIBELLO i569 River St, Hyde Park Softball 3. Maries sunny disposition and friendliness make her a true friend to all who know her. We all wish Marie success in the future y . ,Qu ,474 CS.i..z MARIE C. COLLINS 90 Williams Ave. Hyde Park Senior Revue 3, 45 Blue Star Representative 35 Choral Practice 2, Honor Boll 3, 45 Courier Staff 45 Basketball 3, 4 Besides being one of our prettiest and most popular seniors, Marie is very active at annual H. P. H. S affairs. z L .N . ' if 1 1 ? ' -5 A 5 T, df .- ' R . . .S li 'vnu IAMES M. COLLINS 258 East Cottage St. Dorchester Iirn was only with us a year, but he made a lot cf friends and was well liked by all , - f DOROTHY C. CITRONE 1492 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Graduation Marshal 35 Lunchroom Staff 3, 4. Our Dolly , friendly to everyone, is well-known for her marvellous personality and sparkling smile. SARA A. COLLINS 9 Coleman St, Hyde Park Blue Star Representative 45 Courier Staff 3, 4g Public Speaking 4. Although Sara came to H P. H S only a year ago frorn Latin School, she has become very popular with the girls and boys who have had the opportunity to know her. 4? ,y . 5 , , CATHERINE M. CLARK 26 Gwinnett St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 25 Choral Practice 2. Cissie's' good-natured ways have won her many friends. As she is happy- go-lucky, there is never a dull moment when she's around. DONALD I. CONSTANTINO Z4 Pingree St. Hyde Park Drum Corps' 2, 3, 45 Drum Captain 45 Red Cross 2. Don is a quiet boy who would give you a helping hand anytime you needed it. on GX 8. Yr:-:Q PETER I. CONTI I Madison St., Hyde Park Drum Corps 2, 3, 4. Pete came rumbling into the school yard every morning in a l938 Ford. You can hear him coming when he's in Cleary Square. LAWRENCE I. COSTELLO 8 Thompson St. Hyde Park Baseball 3, 4. Larry is a quiet well- spoken lad who gets along with all. X . I . Ar - rr RICHARD I. CORSI l5 Edwardson St. Hyde Park Dick's cheerful person- ality and constant smile made him one of the best liked seniors oi titty-tive. FREDERICK W. COUTTS 54 Millet St. Dorchester Fred is the only one we know who can tell a funny joke without laughing after- wards. He laughs before. - D ,- 'ser Q fl, 1 U A Qvx 1. u 5 t . I , -4 .4 rrrv 9' 'f' ii ' hr 'V f -'1 i . fr .,, A' ti f IOSEPH I. COSTA 24 DeStetano Rd. Roslindale Senior Revue 3, 4, Mar- shal 3, Sophomore Social Committee 4. Ioe's ambition lies in the musical world. With that swinging accordion of his, he should go far. -h- DANIEL P. COSTELLO 59 Neponset Ave. Roslindale Big Dan is always crack- ing jokes with all the teachers. Cl... 0 1955 MARY E. COYLE 20 Sturbridge St. Mattapan Bowling 2, Spanish Club 2, Senior Revue 4, Gradua' tion Usher 3, Honor Roll 3, Class Day Usher 3. Cute, mischievous, and sweet, Mary is liked by all. She's the gal with popular- ity plust 'iiffiii f PATRICIA A. COYLE l4 Everton St. Dorchester Senior Revue 4. Sweet and sophisticated, Pat is a very popular girl and a wonderlul person to know. We all wish her the best of luck in the future, -ff 3 ,v ' Q1 .V ..i .-fr.-. . , 2 2. A '53 it G' li R+.. I .. I tg , 11, 4 Y BARBARA M. COX 177 Wachusett St. Iarnaica Plain Senior Revue 4, Marshal 3, Honor Roll 2. We know that Barbara will be a success at what- ever profession she chooses -V 4 t, I. R CONSTANCE I. CUMMINGS 146 Walnut St. Dorchester Public Speaking 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Courier 4, Choral Practice Z, Student Assistant 4, Senior Revue 3, 4, Bowling 4. Being a good sport and having a wonderful person- ality, Connie has many lriends. y . ml A74 6324.01 HELEN T. DALY 22 Rosa St Hyde Park Lieutenant 2 Helen is a mixture of non- chalance and enthusiasm. She has a wonderlul per! sonality, which makes it easy to discover why She has so many friends 1 if LOUISE A. DAVIS 24 Webster St Hyde Park Courier Representative 2, Bulletin 4. Sweet and pleasant are only a few of the adjectives which we can use to de- scribe l..ouise's charming personality. M2 - n -K ,4 a ik.: it E 1 if 1 ,,,A M, VVA'I 6 1. I ' 'Q 'x EHIK W. R. DAHL 118 Summit St, Hyde Park Cross Country Z, 3, 4, Out-Door Track 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant 4, Senior Revue 4. The mercury of our Track Team, Erik hopes to go on to greater success at the University of Massachu- setts. PRISCILLA I. DAVIS 87 River St Mattapan Graduation Marshal 3, Volley Ball 3, Senior Revue 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Class Day Usher 3. We will all remember Priscilla by her pleasing personality and smile which are liked by everyf one g! we F 5 H iii is PAUL K. DALEY 322 Gallivan Blvd. Dorchester Baseball 4. Skeeter is a small sized fellow - but, boy oh boy, has he got pep and energy! IOHN DeANGELlS 733 American Legion H'wy Roslindale Track 2, 4, Home and School Representative 4. With his jokes and hearty laughter, lohn is a great comedian. 750 t I HY An 13 5' kx A . ' :A IEAN M. DELANIS lZ9 Walnut St. Dorchester Bowling 2g Golf 25 Honor Roll Z, 3, Underneath her quiet ways, Ieanie is one swell pal. She will be missed by all the friends she has made during her years at H. P. H. S. MAREE W. DIKMARK 232 West St. Hyde Park Senior Revue 4. Small and cute but you'll know that she's around, because when she is, everyones sure to have a lot of fun. A Qi 1 '54 f ' had ,psi -wi' ALFRED E. DeLUCA 21 Cohasset St, Roslindale Al spends most of his leisure time repairing his '49 Ford. ALFRED U. DiMARZIO 26 Truman Highway Hyde Park Courier Representative 35 Red Cross Representative 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4g Key Club 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3g Lieutenant 4, Room Representative. Al is the boy with the scientific mind. He is sure to succeed in anything he does because he is smart and likeable. 7 f 'X 1 its ROSEMARY C. DEVINE 298 Neponset Ave, Neponset Public Speaking 2. The wonderful ability of making friends is only one of Rosemarys many assets. We wish her success in the future. gk I Y, j . X RICHARD F. DIAUTE 277 Neponset Valley Pkwy. Readville Althougth Dick was only with us- for this year, he made many lasting friends CIM, 0 1955 WILLIAM F. DiMARZIO 76 Summit St. Hyde Park Cross- Country 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Senior Revue 3, 4, Public Speaking 4. Kind of shy, but an all 'round swell boy - is the best way to describe Willy. Good luck from all of '55. . 9 I x, Q BARBARA M. Di TULLIO l5 Laval St. Hyde Park Glee Club 25 Red Cross Representative 2g Senior Revue 2, 4g Courier 4g Iunior Marshal 3. To have Barbara for a friend is a great asset. She is one of the best liked girls of the senior class. I -25 'za' 1- in .V EDWARD A. DOHERTY 1486 Commonwealth Ave. Brighton Track 45 Senior Revue 3, 45 lunior Red Cross Repre- sentative 4. Ed is the boy with the quick answers and a ready smile for everyone. With a disposition like his success is assured. GERALD A. DONLIN 15 Mamelon Circle Mattapan Student Council 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Home and School Association 45 Sophomore Reception Com- mittee 45 Yearbook Commit- tee 45 Marshal 31 Senior Revue 45 Pre-Driving 45 Honor Roll 45 Key Club Vice-President 45 Courier Representative 4, As you can see lerry was one of our most active seniors. 5 . ml ,Mgt 5.4.01 THERESA B. DUBE 54 Oak S' Hyde Park Captain 2, 3. Dignity and a quiet per- sonality are only a few of Theresa's many charms which have won her many friends. IAMES P. DUCA 1148 Washington St. Dorchester Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 45 Captain 4. Big lumbo walks around school in a carefree happy way which shows he doesn't have a worry in the world. ROBERT I. DONOVAN 7 Savin Hill Ave, Dorchester Bugle-Drum 3, 45 Football 2, 35 Baseball 2, 4. Bob is a likeable fellow with a great many friends. He is active in sports. EMILIE M. DUCHANEY 5U Minot St. Neponset Basketball 3, 45 Volley- ball 2, 3, 45 Badminton 3, 4: Student Council 45 Senior Revue 3, 45 lunior Marshal 35 Senior Revue Usher 2, 35 Blue Star Rep. 45 Courier 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Golf 3: Public Speaking 45 Year- book Committee 45 Home Room Officer 45 Bowling 4. Look at the record! f.1'-D .1 . 3 'f v '.i ROBERT I. DOWLING ll Groveland St, Mattapan Football 3. Bob played quite a few jokes on some of the boys. Even on some of the teachers. MARGARET M. EAGAN ll Mattakeeset St. Mattapan lst Lieutenant 35 Senior Revue 45 Glee Club 25 Blue Star Rep. 25 Honor Roll 2. Who wouldn't miss Maggie? Full of fun and mischievous, she'll be missed by her pals. -4 'xg ALICE G. ENOS 54 Prescott St. Readville Public Speaking 2, 3, 4, Senior Revue 4, Honor So- ciety Play 2, Courier Rep. 2. A good sport as well as a wonderful friend, Alice is well liked by her many friends. IOHN M. FAHEY l8 Prescott St. Readville Band 2, 3, Football 4, The band will miss one of its best players when lohn leaves. 1-4 .4114 his x A U WILLIAM G. ETTINGER l5 Park St. Hyde Park Although he is quiet on the surface, don't be fooled. 'fBill is' really a live wire. ROBERT T. FALLON l3l Blake St. Mattapan Track 3, 4, Lieutenant 4. Bob's quick wit and swell personality made him one of the best liked seniors of '55 56 RACHAEI. EVANGELISTA 187 Fairmount Ave. Hyde Park Courier 4, Senior Revue 4. Never willing to turn down a favor, Rachael is ci good friend to all. We wish her success in her future career. MARY E. FAGAN 53 Buchland St. Roslindale Senior Revue 4. During her short time at Hyde Park High, Mary has won many friends with her wonderful personality. CZQAA 0 fQ55 PAULINE FEYLER 10 Park St. Hyde Park Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Bowling 2, Blue Star Rep, 3, Senior Revue 4, Golf 3. Those who know Pauline find that she's a wonderful friend. ROSE T. FIORE 15 Wilton St, Hyde Park 4 Bowling 2, Senior Revue This is one girl we will be sorry to have to say good- bye to because Rosie has always been a good pal. TW-. An- 1 Nth. ,ll ns, EDWARD I. FITZGERALD 16 Iohnson Pl. Mattapan Ed is well liked by every- one and his initiative will take him far. ft'-f 1 1 J CAROL A. FITZPATRICK 71 Ruskindale Rd, Mattapan Don't let her quietness tool you, Carol is just as talkative as the rest of us girls. ,dy . We ,474 5140.1 ELIZABETH A. FLEMING 148 Washington St, Hyde Park Glee Club 2, Senicr Revue 4. Betty has one of the sweetest dispositions in the Senior Class We all entoy her wonderful personality and sense of humor. Q IOHN G. FOLEY 11 Lithgow St Dorchester Basketball 4, Baseball 4 lohn has gone through school making and keeping friends. is 7 env PATRICIA H. FLAHERTY 10 Presley Rd. Dorchester Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Revue 45 Student Council 2, 3, Soft Ball 25 Golf 2, Courier 4, Orchestra 3, 45 Sophomore Social Committee 4. If you're looking for a good lriend and someone to tell all your troubles to, Pat Flaherty is the girl that will always lend an ear. PRISCILLA FOOTE 238 Fairmount Ave. Hyde Park Lieutenant 2, Home Room Officer 4, Petite, but lull Of fun, Priscilla is one of the pep- piest girls in our Senior Class-. 4 1 AC? fi XM, 4 X g ,,,, - I ELMER F. FLANAGAN 316 Poplar St. West Roxbury One of Elmer's aims is to be Designer ol Rm, 20 B. GEORGIANA M. FORANT 1863 River St Hyde Park Senior Revue 4. We all wish Georgie the best of luck in her chosen career. We know she will be a success in whatever it is 'Wx vw it D -L ,411 'I' ALBERTA M. FRANKINA 59 Business St. Hyde Park Art Scholarship 2, 3, 41 Home and School Rep. 3: Yearbook Committee 4. Alberta's sweet smile and pleasing personality will always be assets in any- thing she chooses. A swell friend, shell be missed by all. RONALD I. GENTILE 10 Sunnyside St. Hyde Park Ron is studying to be a top rate machinist. He isn't far from the top now. 4 i if 5 1' IAMES T. FREEMAN ll Monson St. Mattapan Track 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Rep. 3. Iames always seems to make a hit with those he meets. He will be remem- bered by his fellow stue dents as a perfect class- mate and friend. DEMETRA B. GEORGOUNTZOS 38 Dunster Rd. lamaica Plain Courier Rep. 2, Red Cross Rep. 2, 3, 4, Graduation Marshal 3, Senior Revue 3, Public Speaking 2, 3, 4. Becky is one of the brains of the Senior Class. lt doesn't stop there though, she also has a wonderful personality. We're sure that she will go far with this combination. f 'lX i X-Ar' , 2 s J , 7 . 4 X 4 ,A 4 i ' 1 if l f LAURA I. FREEMAN IOHN P. GASPER 68 Lorna Rd. Mattapan 2nd Lieutenant 3, Courier 4, Senior Revue 3, 4, Or- chestra 3. One of our most talented seniors, Laura is always being hunted down to show off her musical ability. 45 Chesterfield St. Readville Iohn is likeable, agree- able, and easy to get along with. With all these assets how can he help but suc- ceed! Cifaxx 0 1955 IACQUELINE A. GILLIS 95 Maple St. Hyde Park Bowling 3, Glee Club 3. Where is there a more carefree, happy-go-lucky girl than Honey? She is always good-natured, satis- fied and happy, she is a good sport and is quite popular with everyone. ai 1 PHILIP B. GIORGO 36 Montvale St. Roslindale Lieutenant 4. Phil was one of the quiet seniors of '55, but all who know him will say only the best about him, 40? Gif ALAN R. GOLANT 82 Lewiston St. Hyde Park Bcseball 2, 4, Track, 2, 3, 42 FOutball 45 Lieutenant 4. AISH is another track star Grid hi, friendly manner has ITIGOX him one of our best liked Senigrs, 116' ' W, If -X. IANINA H. GONSKI 19 Winslow St. Hyde Park Bowling Captain 3, 4g Golf 25 Choral Practice 35 Mass. Art 4, 2nd Lieutenant 3. Ian is the singer ot 201. Soon we will be watching her on Hay Lott Iamboree singing her Hill-Billy songs. y . ,QM A A 69.0.1 IANET M. GOSSE l5 Folsom St. Dorchester Student Council 4, Blue Star Rep. 4, Captain 2, Lieutenant 3. Ianet takes her studies quite seriously, and has certainly proved a success 31 t . Ai Lt K X VIRGINIA M. GRANDE 274 Kennebec St Mattapan Bowling Captain 3, 4. Ginny is our most be- loved and admired 'gloom killer. What's the use ol worrying - it never was worth while. 'Lv' Ji 101 PATRICIA M. GORDON 1831 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Bowling 2, Glee Club 2, Honor Society 3. Pat doesn't make an awful lot of noise but it she weren't around we'd soon notice her absence. THOMAS H. GREELEY l523 River St. Hyde Park Track 2, Football 2, 3. Tom is friend to everyone and is liked by all, His speed was an asset to the football team. ,'-x sf' aff' ' Fi - in . A A .... f R A ', X s I IAMES W. GORMAN 176 Washington St. Dedham lim possesses many of the answers to Mr. Sea- burg's questions. ROBERT A. GREENLEAF 29 Whipple Ave. Roslindale Bob is' a calm and de- pendable boy whose like- able disposition will aid him in the future years, ' '05 .4 V ...., 5 ' 'S 5 , P X I , 1 DONNA M. GREENWOOD 29 Arlington St. Hyde Park School Play 2, Public Speaking 2, 4, Senior Revue 2, 3, 4. A quiet, dignified senior! Her brain is active at all times and her ideas are very valuable to those needing help. MARION E. GROVES 96 Greefielcl Rd. Mattapan Basketball 2, 3, Volley- ball 3. Though Marion doesn't say a lot, she has many true friends who appreciate her gay, serene spirit. at' Q 'HW IOSEPH F. GREGORY 61 Austin St. Baseball 2. loe made a great many lasting friends at H. P. H. S. and we hope he will have lots of success' in his chosen field. Hyde Park ALFRED GUASTALLI 9 Washington St Place Hyde Park Al's happy disposition has made him a favorite among his classmates. 95.5 I' 2 y ...av ,ff FRANCIS E. GRENIER 75 Harvard Ave. Hyde Park Drum Corps 2, 3, 4, Blue Star Rep. 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Fran's reason for liking school is well understood. The secret, he tells us, is to take a few days off when things get rough. 'hx . A I X X . A 2 Q RONALD A. GRINNEIJ. lll Business St. Hyde 'ark Marshal 3, Track Z, 3, Tennis 3, Key Club 2, 3, President 4, Blue Star 2, 3, 4, Senior Revue 3 4. Dependability and friend- liness are two of Ronald's many fine a.1alities that make him a ruitural leader. Cnlmu 0 1955 ROSALIE A. GUSTAFSON 303 Wood Ave. Hyde Park lst Lieut. 2, Bowling 3, Basketball 3, Volleyball 3, Softball 3, Badminton 3, Captain 3, Honor Society 3, 4. Rosalie's popularity is unquestionable and it is due to her smiling, happy disposition. DANIEL l. HALLISEY Bl Montvale St. Boslindale Hockey 3, Captain 4. Hal is a friendly boy interested in a lot of activi- ties. is .5 . fu 'K7 441' ' . if. I I DANIEL P. HANNON 54 Milton Ave. Hyde Park Drum Corps 2, 3, 4, Senior gevue 2, Baseball 2, Track Here is a little fellow who has a way with the guys and dolls. IAMES G. HARRIS ll Hollingsworth St. Mattapan Drum Corps 4g Class Photographer 4. Iimmy is always ready with a smile and enthu- siasm in taking photo- graphs of the many school activities. 7 . ,QM A A 5.4.01 DAVID E. HAYES l2 Drury Rd Hyde Park Captain 4. Dave has a personality to match his height. His many friends know he will be successful in whatever field he chooses. ., THOMAS G. HEALEY. IR. Sl Myrtlebank Ave. Dorchester Tom is a quiet efficient fellow who puts all his tal- ents into whatever he undertakes. Q-A A 1 PATRICIA A. HARRISON 17 Richmond Street Dorchester Glee Club 3, Choral Prac- tice 3. Pat is quiet to those who don't know her, but when she is with one of her many friends, she never lacks conversation. BARBARA A. HEALY 24 Chelmsford St. Dorchester Basketball 2, 3, Senior Revue 3, Graduation Mar- shal 3, Bowling 2, Student Council 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Courier Staff 4, Span- ish Club 2, Home and School Rep 3, 4, Sophomore Social Committee 45 Courier Rep. 35 Museum Art Stu- dent 3, 4. Was there ever a greater sport than Barbara? vi A. ,ff BETTY I.. HASKEIJ. 64 Poydras St. Hyde Park Bowling 4, Courier Rep, 4. The joy girl and blues chaser of the Senior Class! Her wit and keen sense of humor have helped us all to see the sunnyside of school life. PAUI. I.. HIGGINS 32 Rosa St. Hyde Park Yearbook 4, Football 3, 4, Blue Star 2, 35 Red Cross Rep. 3. Pinky thinks fun is a great invention. His popu- larity must be deserved. I x X 'X IOSEPH W. HOMER 82 Sprague St. Reaclville Ioe is a great practical ioker and is the life of many a party. LUELLA E. HUDDLESTON 40 Harmon St. Mattapan Volleyball 3, Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Iunior Marshal 3, 2nd Lieut. 2, 3, Choral Prac- tice 4, Courier Staff 4g Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. This young lady with the musical name has made numerous friends by her lively and pleasant disposi- tion. is 415 . any ' f .fx i l I '? GEORGE T. HORIGAN. IR. 104 Taunton Ave. Mattapan Track 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, George is a boy who is well liked by all who know him and this asset will prove an advantage in the future. CAROL V. HUGHES l Port Norfolk St, Dorchester People that don't talk much have something worth saying when they do talk. Thoughts are more val- uable than words Carol! We wish you every success during the coming years. MARY A. HOWARD Z4 Myopia Rd. Hyde Park Bowling 4, Mary is a fair and at- tractive blonde who loves dancing. BERTA I.. HOWDEN 196 Austin St, Hyde Park Honor Society 3, 4: Honor doll 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Choral Practice 2, 35 Iunior Marshal 35 Courier Staff 4, Senior Revue 2, 4. Berta is an admirable, studious girl, who is sure to make her mark in the world. This miss has- proved an ideal friend for three, long. happy years. C4444 0 1955 KENNETH D. HUGHEY 231 Lamartin St. Hyde Park Ken is well known and liked in H. P. H, He is al- ways ready to listen to a good story or joke. EDWARD K. HULME 65 Averton St. Roslindale Lieut. 4. Ed's ambition is to be- come a drafting engineer. ,ll- I -M -'sis' 7 i . . -f ,... ga- ,- ,av . .. J s -0+ V f f l I of . x I 'g' , X f J - ' 1 WILLIAM V. HURLEY 3 Rarnsdell Ave Roslindale Drum Corps 2, 3 Lieut 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. Chip, with his warm personality, loves a good time almost as much as playing hockey. MARILYN I. HURST 62 Williams- Ave. Hyde Park Class- Day Usher 3, Cour- ier 4, Graduation Usher 3. Marilyn possesses a pleasing personality 3 tak- ing everything including homelessons with the same even calm. y 6 Q3 J-47A CSCAO-01 ROGER E. IENNESS 18 Iewett St. Roslindale Senior Revue 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Drum Corps 2, 3, 4, Roger is, a boy who takes advantage of all his classes, ,Z DOROTHY A. IONES 680 Columbia Rd Dorchester Choral Practice l, 3, Office Staff 4, Honor Roll 2, 3. Dotty doesn't say much, but her silence is the kind that is, after all, the most precious in this world. We all admire her calm dis- position and unassuming ways. tr ffm RICHARD I. HYLAND 159 East Cottage St. Dorchester Football 3. Dick has spent only one year with us, but his friend- ly smile and pleasing per- sonality have made him many friends, PAUL M. IONES 21 Mercier Ave. Dorchester Paul has made his way quietly through the school making many friends. 48 FRANCIS P. IANNETTE 37 Neponset Ave. Hyde Park Drum Corps Z, 3, 4, Year- book 4, Courier Rep. 3. Frans vivid and witty remarks have won him many friends in Hyde Park. EDITH IORDAN l94 Sherrin St. Hyde Park Bowling Capt. 2, 3, Bas- ketball 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Badminton 3, Softball 3, Golf 2, Yearbook 4, Library Assistant 3, 4. Edie's pleasing person- ality, her captivating smile, and her winning ways have made her popular among her Classmates and teachers, n-Q K 1 WILLIAM D. IOYCE 23 Iosephine St. Dorchester Courier Rep. 3. Bill's funloving disposi- tion and outstanding per- sonality have made him a good friend to all. IOAN A. KELLY ll Iames St Boslindale Bowling 2, 3 Ioan is a little s-hy in school, but her good sense and perpetual good nature have attracted many peo- ple to her. I . 1 ARMAND H. KAZARIAN 328 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Class President 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, President 4, Bed Cross Bep 2, 3, 4, lunior Achievement 3, Mar- shal 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, Courier 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Revue 4 Armand is one of our most active and popular students. We know our former Class President will acquire a fine record in the college of his choice. WILLIAM P. KERRIGAN 59 Woodlawn St. Forest Hills Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball Z, 3, 4, Blue Star Rep 2, Tennis 3, Golf 2, 3 Bill is an active boy who is always out for a good time. EDWARD R. KEALEY 109 West Milton St. Fleadville Hockey 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Senior Revue 3, 4, Golf Z, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Ed is one of our fine hockey players. His fun loving nature has made him many friends. lf . - ,P J ... DONALD M. KELLY 3 Harvard Ave. Dorchester Orchestra Z, 3, 4, Key Club 4. Donald, one of the reasons for our fine orchestra, has a quiet manner and a heart full of fun and friendliness. C4444 of 1955 IOHN W. KILDUFF 590 River St. Mattapan Courier Hep. 2, Track 3. Iack's quiet yet funloving manner is' one reason why he is so popular. MURIEI. A. KILROY 47 Beechland St. Boslindale Student Council 4, Cour- ier 4. Muriel is one of those calm and thoughtful seniors one hears so much about. She is really A friend indeed QSWM fi V3 Nl ,qi-up Y W K .Q --il sunli- wd ' 'Lv' X' 5- 4 Oil ltlk A A- ft rf I ALBERT I. KIMBALL 14 Babson St. Mattapan Baseball 3, 45 Senior Revue 4. Al possesses a quiet, pleasing personality that assures him success in his future endeavors. RAYMOND C. KOENIG 41 Temple St. Mattapan Raymond is an indus- trious fellow whose quiet ways and likeable disposi- tion have won him numer- ous friends. y 6 M4 51.44 .SCM IAMES R. LACEY 22 Buxton Rd, Mattapan Track 2, 3, 4, Courier Rep. 3. One of H. P. H's best natured boys, lim has an electric personality and ready wit that enables him to make friends with every- one. ROBERT B. LANGLANDS 7l Lawn St. Roxbury Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Bob with his quiet ways has won many friends at H, P. H. S. He is very active in track events and we all feel he will achieve success' in whatever he attempts. STEVEN E. KOVATSI 46 Thompson St. Hyde Park Blue Star Rep. 4. Steve rolls up to school each day in a '29 Dodge. He's hardly ever late. WILLIAM LAQUIDAHA 39 Woodbine St. Roslindale Senior Revue 2, Student Council 3, 4, Citizenship Award 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Bill is well-liked and is popular with his class- mates. We are sure he will succeed in his chosen pro- fession. N . ul CAROL A. LA BIER I2 Devon St. Dorchester Library Assistant 3, 4. Carol, one of our best liked Seniors, is certainly a marvelous- friend to have. FERN S. LEARY 45 Thompson St. Hyde Park Fern is a friendly Miss who doesn't know what it is to be blue. lust another happy girl. .53 .4 si 3 K it 4 , THERESA M. LE BLANC 742 River St. Mattapan Blue Star Rep. 4. It there is any excitement 'round about, Terry is sure to be near. Terry is a good sport and is always cheer- ful. IOHN P. LINSKEY 89 Wood Ave, Mattapan Track 3, Lieutenant 4, Courier Hep. 3. lack keeps his classmates in roars of laughter with his humorous remarks and antics. He is' one of our most popular classmates, -X TERRY H. LE LACHEUR 8 Hopewell Fld. Mattapan Track 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Key Club 3, 4. Terry is an alert quick thinking lad who had many good times while also re- ceiving good marks. IAMES E. LITTLE Sl Edgewater Drive Mattapan During his one year here, lim has brought many a smile to our faces with his line sense of humor. --1 ROBERT B. LENTO 39 Haydn St. Roslindale Bob is a quiet, well-man- nered boy who is every- body's friend at all times. mlm 1 t DORIS A. LIBBY 208 Itasca St. Mattapan Courier Rep. 2. Doris is a very quiet but pleasant girl who makes her classmates wonder if she is just as quiet out of school as she is in. C-lan 0 1955 HARVEY M. LLOYD 93 Knoll St. Boslindale Track 2, 4, Drum Corps 4. Harvey is a hard working fellow who makes his friends easily and keeps them eternally. PAUL A. LOCONTE 17 Charles St. Hyde Park Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Stu- dent Council Z, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Marshal 3. Paul, as his record shows, excels both on the athletic field and in the classroom. - 1. Q4 Pl' er V i I X Q r . -if X' FRANK A. LOMBARDI 6 Hopkins Place Mattapan Key Club 3, 4, Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Courier Rep. 2, 41 Honor Boll 2, 3, 4, Frank has an impressive record at Hyde Park High His classmates feel he has a bright future ahead be- cause of his great ability and pleasing manner. 1-ii if NATALIE B. LOMBARDI 123 Child St. Hyde Park Bowling 4, Volleyball 4, Badminton 4, Blue Star 2: Pre-Driver 2 Nonchalant and carefree - that's our Dolly. Nothing ever seems to worry her, not even her gym marks, MURIEI. A. I.oVUOI.0 13 Gordon Ave. Hyde Park Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Bad- minton 2, 3, 4, Golf Z, Bas- ketball 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Softball 2, 3. Dolly is a star athlete and has proved herself a leader in all kinds of sports. She is one pal that will never be forgotten. A .re mi ,Mft 6824.01 ROBERT I. LYNCH ll Tacoma St. Hyde Park Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4, Baseball 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4, Student Coun- cil Z, 3, 4, Blue Star Rep 3: Marshal 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Lieutenant 4 Bob, an excellent student and athlete, achieved a fine record in the classroom and on the basketball court where he captained the team. BRUCE DOUGLAS MacI.El.I.AN 18 Williams Ave, Hyde Park First Lieutenant 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4. Bruce's earnest studious nature and friendly disposi- tion have won him a great many friends His aptitude for mechanical knowledge assures him a bright future . -I 'JS' . kj 6. 1 a . 4. 1 A ig.. yr X CLAIRE V. MALIS 54 Chickatawbut St. Dorchester Public Speaking 4, Stuf dent Council 2, 3, Red Cross Rep. 2, Bowling 2, 3: Basketball 2, Spanish Club 2, Cheerleader 4, Sopho- more Social Committee 4, Honor Roll 2, 3. Claire is liked by every- one and is a good scholar. She is bound to succeed and we are wishing her, the best of luck. .,.- 1 mv 1 ! RICHARD P. LUND 10 Rugby Rd. Mattapan Pre-Drivers 2, Color Guard 3, Football 4. Easygoing Dick just man- ages to reach room 123 bee fore the last bell, His timely jokes have been the occa- sion of many a laugh. CAROL MALONE 76 Radcliffe St Mattapan Volleyball 2, Senior Re- vue 4. Carol is tall and quite attractive. She is also very active. She has' won many friends during her stay. We all wish her luck along the way. ,f-up AQ pv- IOHN l. MALONE 22 Linwood St. Hyde Park Iohn is a quiet lad with a pleasant manner. He is always accompanied by the O'Brien twins. THOMAS F. MCDONALD l873 Hyde Park Ave. Readville Basketball 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 2, 3. Tom is a versatile fellow both on the basketball court and in the classroom. We all know that Tom will go far in his chosen profes- sion. '4 ,ai RICHARD A. MARSHALSEA 200 Kittredge St. Boslindale Basketball Manager 35 Courier Rep. 3. Dick has won many friends because of his line personality and willingness to lend a helping hand. EILEEN E. MCCARTHY 19 Roxana St. Hyde Park Public Speaking 45 Red Cross Rep. 4. Eileen is so good naturod and has so much non- chalance and enthusiasm for certain things you just can't help liking her. Claw of 1955 IAMES M. MCGILL 6 Greenwood Circle Hyde Park Football 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Senior Revue 45 Capt. 4. lim has a faculty for making friends easily. His good nature is one of his many fine qualities. Z ANN C. McLAUGH1.IN 9 Clover St. Dorchester Bowling 45 Public Speak- ing 3. Ann is one of our charm- ing students from Dorches- ter. She enjoys a good time and has made many last- ing friends at H. P. H. FUN ,,4. ...wif t P, ,:'- jr, -vi? . -I5 4 RICHARD B. MCCUSKER 93 Faraday St. Hyde Park Football 25 Basketball 45 Color Guard 3. Dick is a popular mem- ber oi the Senior Class be- cause ol his outstanding athletic and scholastic ability. RAE I. MCLEAN 23 Webster St. Hyde Park Honor Society 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Good Citizen- ship Award 35 Vice-Presi- dent 35 Student Council 3, 45 Art Scholarship 25 Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 35 Blue Star Rep. 25 Home and School Rep. 35 Red Cross Rep. 45 Glee Club 25 Courier 45 Fashion Show 2, 3, 45 Public Speaking 45 Graduation Marshal 35 Sophomore Social Commit- fee 4- Some record? ak' W A .af I A-.Q PATRICIA A. MCMAI-ION l68 Dana Ave Hyde Park Pat, one of our good natured lively classmates, is certainly a dear friend to all. We all wish her the best of luck in the future. ROBERT W. McQUARRIE 372 Huntington Ave, Hyde Park Bob's carefree manner and happy laugh have made him one of our best liked Seniors. 7 . Au A74 564001 DONALD MOORE l93 Sherrin St Hyde Park Don is one of these silent people who are more inter- esting than the best speak- ers. t IAMES T. MORAHAN 15 Lexington Ave. Hyde Park Football 2, 35 Lieut. 4. lim is a good looking lad who has a happy word for everyone This will help him in years to come CARMEN A. MERLINO 299 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Lieutenant 4. Carmen's sharp style of dress has made him a standout among his many friends. ARTHUR MORGAN 57 Blake St Hyde Park Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Coun- try 4g Lieut 3, 4. Art has devoted much time to track and it seems to have paid off for him. P-Q Y I nf fx f ?', Z X . PATRICIA A. MITCHELL 17 Beechland St. Floslindale Blue Star Rep. 2, 3, 4. Did I hear you say tall always ready with a smile? Sounds like our Pat, These are only a few adjectives to describe this wonderful girl. SALVATORE F. MORREALE 5 Waterloo St. Readville Blue Star Rep. 25 Track 2. Sal has a quick wit and a good personality and has made many friends' both outside and inside school. 'ZF- xy? -an-Q S' GAEI. E. MORTIMER 25 Blake St. Mattapan Bowling 2, Choral Prac- tice 2, Senior Revue 4. Topping the school with her laughter and smile she is a friend to all. Who? Why, our Gael of course. AMELIA M. NESSAR 29 Winslow St. Hyde Park Student Council 2, Class Secretary Z, Glee Club 2, First Lieutenant. Amelia, a girl with a pleasant smile and a win- ning personality, has made many friends at H. P. H. '01 1 1 'iii W 1 IRENE MURPHY 3 Rock Rd. Hyde Park Bowling 2, Lieut, 3, Senior Revue 3, 4 lrene's sense of humor and pleasant smile will not be forgotten for quite a while ---Q, 'Q nissan NATAUPSKY 36 chmick Rd. Hyde Park Football 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 4. Lee is a newcomer to H, P. H. but is- already greeted as an old friend, Lee is headed for Brandeis University where his ability as an athlete will carry him rar. uf l DAVID NIEHS 71 Westminster St. Hyde Park Dave is always ready and willing to do some- thing over and above what is expected especially if it's for a friend in need. C4444 of 1955 GEHALDINE A. NORCOTT DAVID NORTON VERNA M, NORTON 20 Holmfield Ave, 44 Woodlawn St. 9 Minot Sf, Dofches-ter lvfattapan Hyde Park Blue Star Rep 2, 3, Bowl- ing Zg Senior Revue 2, 4, Lieut. 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Choral Practice 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Open House Usher 2, 3, 4, Gerry with her attractive blond hair and gleaming smile will always be re- membered by her class- mates as a most pleasant associate. .V K I xqtwl K ,I Dave is a quiet boy who has made many friends with his pleasant manner and good humor. He has a sunny personality to go along with his quiet ways and is a cinch to gain his ambition in life. Bowling 4, Badminton 4, Volleyball 45 Senior Revue 3, 4, Captain 2, Public Speaking 2, 3, Choral Prac- tice 2. Here is a girl with beau- tiful brown hair and a pleasant smile that we all admire. As one of our most popular seniors, Verna will not easily be forgotten. -'Iv Q K x 54259 57622-'z' , 'Q S l IAMES E. O'BHIEN 68 Child St. Hyde Park Hockey 3, 4. lim was a big help in wging the District Cham- p ship to H. P. in hockey ar. he has the ability to go . in the future. IEROME P. O'BRIEN l27 Clare Ave. Hyde Park Marshal 3, Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4g Lieut. 4. lerry is a goodflooking, pleasant boy with a knack ot getting along with both the boys and the girls. Ierry's value to our athletic clubs is immeasureable. He plans to follow his brother to B. C. y . mi A A .5.i..1 DANIEL F. O'CONNOR 28 Wenham St. Iarnaica Plain Captain 4 Dan may not have much to say, but what he does say is worth listening to GERRI C. O'LEARY 28 Rangeley St. Dorchester Senior Revue 2, 3, 1, Bowling 2, Badminton 4: Volleyball 4, Glee Club 2. lunior Red Cross Hep 3, Yearbook 4, Lunch Counter 4, Graduation Marshal 35 Open House Usher 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Reception 4 Full ot pep, and always QUYV Gerri's ready to lead the way. IOHN O'BRIEN 68 Child St. Hyde Park Hockey 3, 4. His only ambition is to be better than his brother in hockey. Every day someone greets- lohn with a Hi, lim! MARY F. ORGANEK 615 Cummins Highway Mattapan Bowling 2, Senior Revue 4, Speech l, 2, Honor Roll 3, Choral Practice 2, Golf 3. A pretty blond with an attractive smile and a sweet personality describes our Mary to a T. PATRICIA A. O'BRIEN 7 Tapalian St. Mattapan Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Tall and so pretty that's our Pat. Always- ready for a friendly chat. She has brains and personality plus. She is tops with all ot us, EVELYN A. O'ROURKE 310 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Senior Revue 2, 4. Evelyn's captivating smile and winning person- ality endear her to all. Q 4-'Q 4 'af' X an O .4: ' TA' 91, . RITA I. PACE ll9 Milton Ave. Dorchester Choral Practice 2, Senior Revue 4, Pre-Driving 2, Graduation Usher 3. Rita has a nice person- ality, a pretty smile, and a lot of friends. MARIORIE I. PANTON 5 Thatcher St. Hyde Park Honor Society 3, 4, Blue Star 3, 4, Courier Rep. 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Senior Revue 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, Graduation Marshal 3: School Office 2, 4. Unforgettable looks, at- tractive clothes, and per- sonality plus all these are only a few of Margie's terrific qualities. IOHN PADDEN 24 Dell Ave. Hyde Park Baseball 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Lieut. 4, Senior Revue 3, 4, Pre-Drivers 3. Dingy is an active ver- satile boy with many friends among the students and faculty. WALLACE R. PANTON 713 River St. Mattapan Buddy's well-groomed appearance and friendly disposition have made him one of H. P. H.'s most pop- ular Seniors. ad In HELEN A. PAGNOTTA 757 American Legion Highway, Roslindale Senior Revue 3, 4, Cour- ier Staff 3, Pre-Driving 2, Long black hair, and per- sonality plus, That's what our Helen means to us: Not to be forgotten by the Senior Class, She'll be in our minds right up till the last. ROBERT G. PALMER ll2U Adams St. Dorchester Lieut. 4, Football Z, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Bob is one of our year 'round athletes, no matter what season it is Bob's got another sport waiting just around the corner. Bob's one of those boys- who is liked not only because he is a good athlete but be- cause he has a personality also. CIM, of 1955 BEVERLY C. PAYLOR 28 Huntoon St. Dorchester Senior Life Saving 3, Choral Practice 2, Public Speaking 2, 4. Bev Paylor - now there's a 901. Always accumulating more and more pals, A terrific kid right from the start, Wins her friends straight from the heart. 'b,. IOANNE M. PELLICANI 85 Harvard Ave. Hyde Park Choral Practice 2, Pre- Driving 2. Ioanne, a pretty girl with attractive brown hair, is the type oi girl most teachers dream about. li CS 9 af 'W 'ini' f .4 4 1 83 Nx 5 W: 4, fi 'ffl , .V 5 f 15,15 -Q, ' .' -gill I f ' y f 3 ROSS PEATFIELD 69 Prospect St. Hyde Park Ross's friendly ways have made him many friends- with the students as well as the teachers. 24' E t CHRISTINE H. PEZZANO l04 Readville St, Readville Pre-Driving 25 Honor Roll 2, 35 Student Council Rep. 4. Active around school as you may know, And quite well liked by all she knows A swell gal we're sure you'd like to meet Chris is attractive sweet and neat. f-3' I MARIA L. PIAZZA 47 Chelmsford St. Dorchester Honor Society 3, 45 Iunior Achievement 3, 45 Glee Club 45 lunior Red Cross Rep. 25 Spanish Club 25 Stu- dent Council 3, 45 Lieuten- ant 35 Open House Usher 35 Home and School Rep. 45 Sophomore Reception 4, Maria is one of the busiest girls in the high school. With ability and personality, she's always ready to help a friend in need. 7 6 All ,LA A CSL! WILLIAM I. POWERS 56 Mattapan St, Mattapan Courier Rep. 25 Orchestra 2, 35 Band 2, 35 Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 45 Home and School Rep. 3, 45 Dramatics 25 Red Cross Rep. 45 Public Speaking 2, 3, 45 Marshal 35 Courier Staff 35 Good Citi' zenship Award 3. Bill is the kind of student that teachers pray for but rarely get, IACQUELINE R. PRATOLA 90 Church St. Hyde Park Volleyball 25 Badminton 25 Softball 25 Home and School Rep. 35 Senior Re- vue 35 Public Speaking 4. Now if it's a bit of sing- ing, you want to hear just page our Iackie. She not only has a voice but a winning personality also. LORENA I. PURDY 22 Austin St. Hyde Park Honor Roll 2. Lorena is' one of our more quiet and dignified Seniors. She has many lasting friends at H. P. H. MARGARET M. PORTER 332 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Public Speaking 2, 45 Fashion Show 4. Margaret has a smile for everyone, PATRICIA I. QUIST 738 River St. Mattapan Honor Roll 2. Here comes Pat with her beautiful red hair, Looking as if she never had a care. Her face is always beam- ing bright, Making everything seem all right. 1,-.Y 1' ' I IOAN T. RAGUSA 261 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Library Assistant 25 3, 45 Pre-Driving 2. loan, as is evident above, has been Mrs-, Ecker's right hand girl. With her good looks and sparkling per- sonality she has made many lasting friends at H. P. H. FLOYD REYNOLDS 30 Hillside St. Hyde Park Floyd is a quiet boy who has made many friends in his years at H, P. H He doesnt say much but when he does everyone listens. X. 'M ...QQ . 'ii ,f . kings, -Ji, ,- ,i:,,r -N '11 av? . D '1 if fe. . gn K, Wjg- v . WARREN F. RALEIGH 39 Weldhill St. Iamaica Plain Warren's quiet manner and likeable disposition have made him popular with his teachers as well as his classmates. IEANNE P. RIORDAN 42 Rosemont St Dorchester Public Speaking 45 Senior Life Saving 35 Honor Roll 4. leanne who is quite de- voted to H. P. H and all its activities will not be easily forgotten by her class- mates. .rf VIRGINIA E. REDINGTON 33 Ridgewood St. Dorchester Courier 3. Ginny who is our most carefree and nonchalant Senior has made many life-long friends during her high school career. P., 'Q v- K -4 . i LN A ag, 1 H 2 1 Ei? , X .44 f ,,vA.. . s V A REUEL H. REED 43 Ridgewood St. Dorchester Senior Revue 25 Blue Star Rep. 2. Reuel is the type who never has trouble making friends and his ambition will take him far, CIM 0 1955 DORA A. RICCIO 1009 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Choral Practice 25 35 Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Pre-Driving 25 Open House Usher 2. A girl with a marvelous voice, Dora is only one of our most popular entertain- ers. When there's a show you'll always find her ready with a song. -656 IANE D. ROBERTS 43l Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Choral Practice 35 45 Glee Club 35 Courier 45 Senior Revue 35 Honor Roll 3, 4. lane, one of our more quiet and dignified Seniors. has a friendly smile for everyone. X K X fi X I . .ii -, l, IOHN ROCHE RUTH M. ROGERS MARGARET A. ROSE 994 River St Hyde Park 46 Meadowbrook Ave. BU Warren Ave. Hyde Park Marshal 25 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Year- book 45 Lieut. 4, Courier Rep 4. lf silence is golden, lack is much in debt But when it comes to basketball, he surely can shine. He has a smile for every fellow and two for every girl. Mattapan Bowling Z5 Choral Prac- tice 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Senior Revue 3, 45 Iunior Red Cross Rep. 2. Ruth with her wonderful personality and winning smile has made friends all through the school, 7 . Au A74 5.40.1 MARIE P. RUSSO Bll American Legion l-lwy. Roslindale Courier Staff 2, 45 Student Council Rep. 2, lunior Red Cross Rep 45 Lieut. 2. Marie might have given many of the teachers a hard time, but her non- chalant ways and her sense of fun have won her numer- ous friends during her high- school years. BARBARA M. RYAN l8 Marcy Rd. Mattapan Choral Practice 25 Cheer- leading 25 Senior Revue 4. Pretty blond hair, attrac- tive looks, personality plus make up our former cheer- leader, Barbara, Badminton 25 Choral Practice 2, 35 Senior Revue 2, 35 Pre-Driving 2. Margaret, who seems very quiet to those who do not know her, is- really full of fun and always very cheerful. IOHN F. RYAN 31 Oakley St. Dorchester Student Council Z5 Cour- ier Staff 25 Capt. 4. lohn is a good joker as well as a good student. His good nature has made him well liked by his many friends. I 0,3 '27 x ff i f R t IOHN R. RUGGIERO 55 Rockdale St. Mattapan Band 35 Track 25 Football 4. Iohn is a quiet boy with a personality that makes it hard for even the tough teachers to stay mad at him. BARBARA M. SALVATORE 57 Hemmon St. Roslindale Courier 25 Bowling 2, 35 Glee Club 25 Senior Revue 45 Public Speaking 4. Lively, merry, happy and QUY Always ready to lead the way. There is no doubt that we can see. She has plenty of popular- ity. 'Q Q Q .ef Q I I 754 ff' BARBARA . SAMMS lO8 Blake St. Mattapan Bowling 2 - Senior Re vue 4. A really good friend And a swell classmate She has proved the test As one of the best ROBERT SCHMITT 44 Courtney Rd. West Roxbury Track 45 Football Mgr. 4' Hockey Mgr. 3, 4. Milt gives everything he has in the activities h takes part in. He is one of the genuine friends you can depend on in time of need. Milt is headed for Univer- lv. ROSEMARY E SCARLOTA 61 Neponset Ave Roslindale Although she is new at H P H she has gained many friends with her pleasant H1 HAROLD SCOTT lU'l9 Canterbury St, Roslindale Hockey 4- Football 45 Baseball 4. Harry is a new comer to P, but you can't tell ' from the way he is greeted by everyone. His way of gaining new friends will be a great asset to him after he graduates. OA V AJ 1 . ' sity of New Hampshire. . , K --i . .gal xx . ev? IOSEPH H SCHELIN 726 Metropolitan Ave Hyde Park Basketball 2 Lieut 4 lf you need a lift after school see Ioe He is the one with the flashy Mer cury If Ioe put a meter in his car he would be a mil lionaire by now X. CAROL M E SCHILLEMAT 50 Child St Hyde Park Red Cross 3 4 Studen Council 2 Glee Club 2 3 Senior R vue 2 3 Library 3 4 Lieutenant 2 3 Honor Floll 2 3 Honor So ciety 3 4 President of Honor Society 4 Courier 3 4 Courier Editor 4 Orches tra 4 Badminton and Vol leyball Public Speaking 3 4 Marshal 3 German Club 4 Some girl' Cufmu ab! 1955 IAMES H. SCOTT ll6 Vogel St. West Roxbury Iames' talent with ma- chinery will ensure him of a good job in the years to come. X ' f ANNETTE C. SEARS 58 Sunnyside St. Student Council 4- Senior Revue 4. Full of sparkle and plenty of pep Describes precisely our Annette. Twinkling eyes and flash- ing smile, Here's a gal with lots- of style. ,282 RITA M. SHAMON 24 Rosemont St. nyae Park Bowling 2, 3, Choral Prcc- tice Z, 35 Art Scholarship Z, 3, Will and Prophecy 45 Senior Revue 4 A moments fun youll never RONALD R. SHAMON 27 Rosemont St. Mattapan Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Weight Lifting Captain 2, 3, Lieut 3, Capt, 4, Senior Revue 2, 3, 4. lack A good build, a good For Rita's wit is quick to dresser and a sharp car are act. all assets' in making him A friend that is both tried one of the most popular and true, boys in the school Ronnie Shes the kind of girl for plans to go to V M l after you. araduatiori GERARD SHELLMER 2 Greenwood Sq Hyde Park Lieut 4, Capt 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Weight lifting 3, 4 Ace plays all :sports well He makes friends easily ' fi 13' rf I I ROBERT SHANNON 29 Hancock St. Dorchester Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Football 2, Student Council 2, Senior Revue 4, Lieut 4. Bob's only ambition when he came to H. P. H, was making new friends it seemed, and we all think he did a good 1ob Bob plans to go to V M. l where we know he will make a good record A 45.4001 ff? ff Wi diff? RUTH F. SILVA 24 Clifford St. Readville Glee Club 2, Bowling 2, Senior Revue 3, 4, Courier 3, Student Council 3, Blue Star Rep 45 Will and Pro- phecy 4, Speech 2, Class Treasurer 3, Choral Prccnce 2, First Lieutenant 3, Class President 4. Hail to the chief' A great personality and a great class president. 'FWS PATRICIA A. SIM 13 Holbrook Ave. Dorchester Choral Practice 2,35 Bowl- ing 4, Volleyball 4, Bad- minton 4, Seniar Revue 4, Basketball 4 Pats quiet manner And clever style ls a quite an asset With her lovely smile. MARILYN A. SHEA 25 Lincoln St Hyde Park Softball 2, Red Cross 3. A happy-goelucky girl is Marilyn Her generous manner and personality make her a friend with all her classmates. IOHN SLADE 95l Hyde Park Ave Hyde Park Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 4, Lieut 3, Capt 4, Pre' Drivers 2 lohn can walk into a room filled with strangers and emerge with a room full of friends. Iohn plans to go to Boston University. 3 L r, sf! X . xx t N ' far- 1:..l , -2 - 63 ,A -My , fit 's I o C' 'Af . ,,...av . .ix 1 A , , gl I 1 H is l iff. 4 V, I Q ' 4 l - fm ! X l I ROBERT E. SMITH MARILYN E. SMYTH BRUCE A. SMYTHE ROBERT P. SNOW 44 Bosa St, Hyde Far': 46 Lexington Ave. 60 Robert Sf Boslindale 517 HYd9 PON! AVS- Lieut 4, Blue Star Rep 2, HYdC Pink Bruce's quick smile on Roglmdcle Basketball 2, 3, 4. Perfect Attendance 2, 3, introductions is winnma l-lockey 3, 4 Bobs ambition is to goin the Marines when he grad- uates. We all wish hirn the best of luck ROBERT A. SOUSA l2l Walkhill St, laniaica Plain Bob is a quiet k,l1l,1lY.C3le friend We wish him thi: best of luck in the future Honor Boll 2, 3. Although Marilyn may be quiet, her sense of humor is hard to beat SYLVIA O. SPALLONE 20 George St Mattapan Library Azauisxtant 2, 3, 4 With a plealsant srnalf- lc' everyone, Sylvia is lotf: of fun hirn many friends in and out of school. l-lis ambition is to be an engineer, Bob Should have been given a bell schedule, for he can always be depend- ed on to ask when the bell will ring. Cixi, 0 IQ55 IOHN M. STAZINSKI 55 Whitford St. Boslindale Track 3, 4, Baseball 3 A1 l'Sta2 is one of our more popular Seniors l-le is well- liked by all and he will go far in his chosen profession ,pf ANDREW P. STEVENS 142 Dakota St Dorchester Red Cross Rep 4 UAndy li his own quiet way has won many a friend in H. P H We all wish hirn luck in the future, ,av DOROTHY A. STRACQUALURSI 37 Hillside St. Hyde Park Glee Club 2, Senior Re- vue 4, Usher 2. Although she is only five feet tall, We all agree she is a doll, Dot's dark brown eyes and wavy hair Are far, far beyond corn- pare. ANN SULLIVAN 304 Wood Ave. Hyde Park Bowling 2, Basketball 2. Choral Practice 2, Volley- ball 2. Ann, who is one of our more quiet, dignified Seniors, has won many friends during her stay at H. P. H. y . Mu ,Mgr 6.54.01 LENA E. SUTTI lB85 Hyde Park Ave. Readville Senior Revue 3, 4, Glee Club 2. Lena is one of H Ps prettiest girls Whose twink! ling eyes snatch her long brown curls. She is loved by all who know her for her friendly and sociable nature. CAROL A. SVENSON l9 Dillingham St. Dorchester Choral Practice 3, Honor Roll 2, Bowling 4- Basket- ball 4, Senior Revue 4, Yearbook Staff, Will and Prophecy 4. Carol is neat and also sweet She's a girl who can't be beat Her pleasing nature is so much fun, She is liked by everyone. O rx x IANET SULLIVAN 47 Milwood St Dorchester Class Officer 2, lunior Red Cross 3: Bowling 4, Senior Revue 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Courier 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Graduation Marshal 3, Blue Star Rep 3, Library Assist- ant 2, 3, 4. lanet is a great help to all her teachers She has gained rnany friends in her three years' stay. And we wish her luck along the way, HAROLD TALANIAN 108 Westminister St. Hyde Park Harry is a quiet boy who plans to roin the Marines after he graduates. ff! it if erm! 6245 H7 IOANNE M. SUSZINSKI l5 Braeburn Rd. Hyde Park To those who don't know Her, she appears quiet But to those who know her She's really a riot, ROBERT I. TILLEY 15 losephine St. Dorchester Track 2, 3, 4. Bobs ambition is to enter the service We all wish him the best in his meritor- ious selection. .ff ' if' 3. 2 ELIZABETH A. TROY 37 Chase Ave. Ros-lindale Blue Star Rep. 25 Captain 25 Art Scholarships 2, 3, 45 Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Second Lieutenant 35 Graduation Marshal 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Public Speaking 4. Lizzie has been cheering for Hyde Park High We will all be sorry to say good-bye. To everyone she has been a pal. We all think she is quite the gal. MARIE E. VITT 49 Redfield St. Dorchester Choral Practice 25 Bowl- ing 45 Volleyball 45 Badmin- ton 45 Senior Revue 4. Short and sweet and oh, so neat, Our little Marie is hard to beat, With her great big dimples and pleasant smile, She always keeps up with the latest styles-. RITA M. VACCA 26 Charles St. Hyde Park Senior Revue 45 Honor Roll 2. Her curly hair and bright blue eyes Are not to be forgotten by all the guys. Her trim figure is oh, so neat, She is' quite the girl to meet. PAUL WALSH 6 Pinedale Rd. Roslindale Football 2, 3, 45 Tennis 35 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Capt. 4. Paul is one of Roslindale's gifts to Hyde Park High and one we surely have appreciated, especially when the hockey season rolls around. Paul plans to go to the University of Mass: and we all wish him good luck. ANNE S. VILLA lU98 River St. Hyde Park Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Revue 2, 3, 45 Choral Prace tice 2, 3. Annes a girl who quietly wins her way by doing her duties everyday. All her classmates wish her luck in the future. C WILLIAM WALSH 6 Pinedale Rd. Roslindale Student Council 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 4: Captain of Football and Hockey 45 Blue Star Rep. 4. Bill was picked as the Most Valuable Player and on the All City team in hockey. ' .-'AR MICHAEL VILLANE 9 Oak Place Hyde Park Baseball 2, 3, 45 Hockey 3, 4, Blue Star Rep. 25 Lieut. 4, Senior Revue 3, 4. His disposition will con- tinue to make him many friends on and off the ath- letic field. Mike plans to go to Northeastern and we all hope he has as much s'uc- cess as he had at H. P. H. 14.4 0 N255 PATRICIA A. WATTS 18 Leahaven Rd. Mattapan Senior Revue 4. Pat is pretty Pat is sweet Pat is liked By all she meets. 1 i -i 1 L ESTHER A. WEINSTEIN 282 Fairmount Ave. Hyde Park Bowling 2, 3: Senior Re- vue 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Choral Practice 3. Esther is a talented young lady with many friends, ALICE M. WEYDT 10 Bloomington St. Dorchester Choral Practice 2, 4, Bowling 2, Glee Club 4, Senior Revue 4. Alyce has shown her friends that a quiet person- ality can embrace an ac- tive mind. y e Mt! A A SCAMJ KENNETH WILDER 35 Norway Park Hyde Park Basketball Team 2, 3, 4: Marshal 3, Baseball 4. Kenney is one of the few quiet boys' around H. P. H, but when he opens up he comes out with the right answers. His only hobby seems to be basketball and as his record shows he does very well. STANLEY A. WILEN 102 Cornell St. Roslindale Lieut. 4. Stan's willingness to help others has won him many a friend. His pleasant smile will be missed by all after school is over. .Jai , 'C' RICHARD H. WHITE 280' Neponset Valley Pky. Readville Hockey 2, 3, 4, Blue Star Rep, 3, 4. Dick, an essential man on the hockey team, plans to enter the service upon graduation. After serving Uncle Sam he hopes to go to college and study engi- Vteeerivirr CAROL C. WILLIAMS 175 Savannah Ave. Mattapan Carol is a talented girl with a wonderful smile. 4 IANET I.. WHITNEY 28 Hillside St. Hyde Park Glee Club 25 Senior He- vue 2, Iunior Usher 3 Sweet and unassuming is this lass Who is liked by all the class. LORRAINE A. WILLIAMS 79 Summit St. Hyde Park Lorraine is a quiet girl on the surface but with her many friends she never lacks for conversation. l-9 MAHALYN WOLF 438 Papior St. Roslindale Senior Revue 45 Basket- ball 4. Maralyn is new at Hyde Park High and she has be- come very friendly in a short time with her iellow classmates. IEAN A. WRIGHT 9 Highland St Hyde Park Choral Practice 35 Cap- tain 35 Senior Revue 4, Honor Roll 3. leannie with the light brown hair has a sweet disposition and a pleasant smile. Shes a good student too. 1 MARGARET WOLFFE 2 Fraser St. Hyde Park Senior Revue 45 Bowling 2, 3, 4. Margie, who is one of our more lun-loving, care- free girls, will not easily be lorgotten by her class- mates. LYMAN R. 1. ZIMMERMAN 4 lowa St Dorchester Football 4. Zimmies quick smile and warm How do you do makes you like him the moment you meet him. 1 BARBARA I. WOOD 169 Arlington St. Hyde Park Honor Society 3, 45 Home and School Rep 3, 45 Lieut. 25 Courier 4, Senior Revue 25 Honor Roll 2, 35 Choral Practice 3, 4, Barbara is a quiet girl and a fine student. She is very versatile and could be rr success in mflrtv fields. CHARLES I. FLAHERTY i438 Blue Hill Ave. Mattapan Charles is a quiet boy who has a flair tor drafting 'iivlf IOYCE C. WOOD 227 Fairmount Ave. Hyde Park Choral Practice 35 Senior Revue 4, Tiny and cute but full oi fun, To Io ce it seems lite has Y just begun. IOHN I. MAYNAHD 289 Beech St. Hosliridale lohn has made a great many friends since Corning to us from the Service. 6.4.4 0145 Luella Ht ddleston tTo the tune of GCD BLESS AMERTCAJ God bless thee Hyde Park Htgh School that We love ln our rnern ry We wtll keep thee Tlrrough the weeks through tlne Through the years All thy teachtngs We shall treasure And thy rdeals cher sh too God bless thee Hyde Park Htgh So st ong and true Hall to thee Hyde Park Htgl Beacon ot ltght Shtntng brtghtly Whethe sto rn whether calm Whether strtte Though we leave thee For tne tourney We shall stng out as we roam God bless thee Hyde Park Htgh Our home sweet home God bless thee Hyde Park Htgh Our home sweet home morths 6.44 06144, Rae McLean Before dtsperstng from the rooms ot Hyde Park Htgh Contronted by the paths ahead We tn our hearts take courage The workers the hghters the poets Soon the names tn prmt are ours All that 1S rn store for us Has been expertenced by others We had our chance to play Wtth the alphabet To tuggle languages and to mull our problems Under the gutdance ot learned teachers ln truth tt was a long hard struggle And yet the eastest path ls not the path to fame Hyde Park Htgh may God bless thee And help thy vtrtues reflected tn us To be recorded through posterttyl l ' t . , ' , by ll I O'er the future We are the future f the artists, the teachers, Ch, CM!!! We the class of 1955 be1ng of sound mmd and good bodtly heal h lthanks to Mr K1lroy and M1ss Hayesl and standmg on the threshold of our several dest1n1es do make and declare thrs to be our last W1ll and Testament We bequeath to The Iumors the d1gn1ty W1th whrch to assume the respons1b1l1t1es attached to the persons of the grave and reverend Senxors The Sophomores the thought that they have only two years IH wh1ch to become as dumb as we are The Faculty the hope that next years class wont leave them w1th as many doubts and headaches as we d1d Dr Horgan our s1ncere thanks for hrs fnend shrp and gu1dance throughout our years at H P H S M1ss Hayes a supply of gym socks for the commg sen1ors M1ss Galhvan a remote control telephone to add to the manuscrlpts on her desk Mr Reld the top deck of the Fargo Bu1ld1ng on wh1ch to sa1l h1s shrps on ra1ny days Mr Kllroy the wlsh that the co op boys w1ll come prepared for gym M1ss Sharkey a football team that w1ll requrre many more batches of brown es than thrs year s team M1ss Zuke a room full of typewnters that w1ll automattcally erase errors M1ss Krdder an Honor Socrety as smart and as M1ss Hlnchey and Mr Leary new math books w1th the answers rn the back These were requested by the pup1ls of course M1ss Hernon pup1ls already tra1ned for lunch room tasks M1ss Cohen the soft strarns of The Marsel la1se 1n memory of the Class of 55 Mr Houston another group of Crusaders to replace the ones that have left Mr Pfau a tool and dye factory so he wont have to hunt for lobs anymore Mr Lee one bottle of Father lohn s Medrcrne 1n hope that he w1ll be able to battle w1th the w1ts of the class of 56 co op boys Mr Swan one dozen bottles of Noonan s halr tomc to keep h1s unruly ha1r 1n place Mr Konet the worrres of hav1ng all the checks turned 1nto h1m on Frlday Mr Barry an ultra modern tool room to come and go IH as he pleases Mr Solomon a peephole to see rf any of the boys are srnok1ng 1n h1s prxvate offlce Mr O Loughlrn all brand new push button lockers so no one w1ll ever lose a key Mr Lah1ve a new book entrtled The How and Why of Cheerleadmg Mr Ed Murphy a supply of hockey st1cks to replace the broken ones Mrss Connors the hope that next years class w1ll get the year book money 1n on txme Helen Balcam leaves a worn out typewrlter to the ne t occupant Ioan Ragusa leaves Mrs Ecker look1ng for another consc1ent1ous grrl to help rn the hbrary before school Pat Ourst leaves st1ll lookrng for the many pens she lost at H P H S Gtnny Redmgton leaves nonchalantly Helen Pagnotta leaves all the boys bewrldered lane Roberts leaves qu1etly as usual Iack1e Pratola leaves M1ss Ahern look1ng for another eff1c1ent secretary Mary Organek leaves a stack of tardy cards on M1ss Hernon s desk Bob Ahano leaves the teachers rn the co op course st1ll trylng to f1gure out how he grad uated Lours Brrght leaves h1s lrttle black book to some 1un1or who doesnt know any g1rls Dorothy Cltrone w1ll leave to some lucky Jumor her never endmg tasks 1n the lunch room Bob Dow11ng leaves h1s masculme bu1ld to some ltttle fellow w1th some brams Bob Fallon leaves Mrs Ecker a quxet l brary Rrchard Cors1 leaves the keys to h1s Lncoln Caprr but he IS takmg the car w1th h1m Rocco Cedrone leaves a f1ve year supply of monogrammed tardy cards EPIC Dahl leaves h1s shoe laces to some needy Ted Doherty leaves M1ss Sweeney her san ty Mllton Bronsdon leaves hrs append X gladly' Ioe Costa leaves the mus cal stra ns of h s accord on hngerrng rn the corrldors of H P H S Al D1 Marzro leaves the Pythagorean theorem to some deservmg sophomore Dan Hallrsey leaves Mr Seaburg frgurlng out how he got the answers before the f1n1shed problem was put on the board Ioan Suszmskr leaves her artrst c talent to some needy IUHIOF lean Wrlght leaves her bottle of whlte shoe pohsh for some 3un1or s crazy whrte bucks Ronald Gent1le leaves h1s brarns to a lucky lumor George Hor1g1n has drsappomted many he has taken h1s good looks w1th h1m W1ll1am Laqurdora leaves h1s record as an honor student 1n the co op rndustrral course to be matched by a 1un1or Danlel O Connor has left h1s lunch bags to be used by any needy 1un1or Peter Cont1 leaves h1s 38 Ford to Mr O Connor Ed Hulme leaves h1s 4th penc1l on the floor Ronald Grmnell leaves Mr Hennessey wrthout anyone to help h1m to flgure out h1s many problems O L I O I L . , , i ' ' ' ' ' f cooperative as the Class of 1955. trackman and maybe they'll bring him luck. ' I I ' Bob Snow leaves followed by two sophomore grrls To loan Pellrcanr Brta Pace leaves her one and only parr of srx year old sneakers that she may have to use rn future ballet classes Prrscrlla Davrs and Marrlyn Hurst leaves therr double mrnt gum to some sophomore worthy of frllrrrg Mr Murphy s basket Carol Swensen leaves her dret to some plump rumor Lorrarne Wrllams leaves a quret 3rd perrod study class Alyce Weydt leaves her fashron rdeas and her needle and thread to some worthy sophomore Dan Costello leaves hrs wrtty remarks for Mr Lahrve to frgure out Wallace Panton leaves the rear door open for tardy runrors Peggy Boone leaves all her charm bracelets along wrth her place on the cheerlead ng quad for some lucky yunror Marre Brrne leaves her srlver darrcrng shoes for a parr of Nurse s arch supporters Carol Brown leaves to the school a shorthand notebook frlled wrth M l T student s addresses Valuable only to those who read shorthand Barbara Black leaves to some lucky runror her gym socks Bob Schmrtt leaves hrs camera to some lucky yunror to help out all the love lorn grrls get snaps of therr football heroes Catherrne Clark leaves to the offrce an empty Murrel LoVuolo leaves frghtrng over a basket ba Theresa Capullr wrlls her beautrful long harr to the school Mrke Vrllane leaves hrs cool pegged pants to Mr Ed Murphy Olga Carrrdeo leaves her prle of tardy cards and her marvelous personalrty to the runrors Maureen Boushell leaves her da ly vrsrts to the boys home rooms Wrllram Walsh leaves Mrss Sharkey s brownres to next year s hockey team Ierry O Brren leaves hrs great football trrcks to Mr Krlroy Barbara Cox wrlls to some fortunate runror her slrghtly used football trcket whrch got her out of classes but never qurte to the games Carol Schrllemat leaves M ss Gallrvan strll try rng to keep rn touch wrth her Robert Palmer leaves hrs fans to the Lrberace fan club Evelyn O Bourke leaves a recordrng of her crazy laugh to Mr Lahrve Donald Constantrno leaves hrs knowledge of playrng the drums to Mr Houston s sopho mores Marre Collrns leaves wrth her problems and troubles strll unsolved Dotty Stracqualursr leaves her place as shortest grrl rn the gym to some trny Iunror loe Homer leaves hrs telephone number to any Iunror grrl Fred Coutts and hrs brother leave therr trckets for speedrng to Paul Bower Harry Schelrrr leaves as usual rn a hurry Kenneth Wrlder bequeaths to hrs Younger brother the secret of srlence rn the fond hope that he wrll take the hrnt Irmrrry and Iohrr OBrren leave two hockey strcks Mary Coyle leaves her natural curly harr to some unfortunate rumor on a rarny day Mrckre Porter leaves to marry Sonny Bose Frore wrlls her gym unrform whrch she never wore to some deservrng Iunror Marre Drkmark leaves her quret ways to her underclassmates Lourse Davrs leaves her place on the bulletrrr to some unsuspectrng Iunror Patrrc a Coyle leaves her outstandrng record of absences behrnd her gladly Alberta Frankrna wrlls her unused three year art scholarshrp to some fortunate lunror artrst Bob Smrth leaves to see the world v U S M C Prnky I-lrggrns leaves hrs good wrshes hrs bless rng and everythrng else that he doesn t have to pay for Wrllram Hurley wrlls hrs lrrsh wrt hrs ever popular freckles and hrs red harr to some run or not so fortunate Gerry Norcott leaves her marvelous personal ty and the many frrends she has made at H P Ruth Srlva pres dent of the Pettrcoat Four four class offrcers are all grrls thrs yearl leaves her offrce to some capable rumor female tl'at rs' Armand Kazar an school poltcan leaves behrnd to any worthy sophomore or Jun or hrs technrque for gettrng the ladres vote Paul Iones leaves to Mrss Sweeney a gold plated dust pan and brush to clean up hrs crumbs after hrs mrd mornrng lunch Connre Cummrngs leaves strll wonderrng why Mrss Smrth always just happened to call on her for recrtat on Barbara Ryan wrlls her place as l ne at tendance taker rn gym class to any Junror who s frrst rn her lrne Bob Lynch leaves hrs basketball and h s scholast c record as lrvrng proof that you can be both an athletrc hero and stud ous at the same trme Lena Suttr leaves to pose for the modern Mona Lrsa ln wrtness whereof we the Senrors do hereorr set our seal and declare thrs to be our last Wrll and Testament The Senror Class of 1955 WITNESSES Iohn Padden Armand Kazarran Patrrcra Flaherty Gerard Shellmer . i . ' i s ' . ' ' . ' - La seat for some unfortunate junior. H. S. ll ' ' ' . r , 1 . . , 1 . A I V A ' . - 1 4 V A ' ' r Q . . - , I C111 11,1 C7 Now that we have f1n1shed th1s mach1ne old man what or who can we try 1t out on? Wa1tl l have an 1dea Let s see 1f we can focus 1t on our classmates from the Class of 1955 at Hyde Park Hlgh School The p1cture IS waver1ng a l1ttle No 1t 1sntl That s 1ust Mar1a PIGZZG stagger1ng down the M l T corr1dor under a load of er1g1neer1ng books Another prcture IS form1ng Its not too clear yet but 1t looks l1ke yes 1t IS Lorena Purdy seems to be tellmg everyone what to do She 15 now the new manager of W T Grant Co Our mach1ne now plcks some famous New York theatres and I recogn1ze some of our old fr1ends One name 1n sh1n1ng l1QhtS IS that of Dora RICCIO who 1S now starr1ng 1n South Pac1f1c wh1ch IS now 1I'l 1lS elghteenth year At another theatre we focus on the new world prem1er of Gone w1th the W1nd and th1s t1me Ed1e Iordan IS tak1ng an Academy Award for her magmhcent portrayal of Scarlett OHara One of our prett1est sen1ors Barbara D1Tull1o 1S stand1ng 1n for G1na l..ollabr1g1da because she looks so much l1ke her Now that our mach1ne 1S really go1ng lets take a qu1ck look and see what the rest of our former classmates are do1ng Iohn Lmskey s book How to Tell a loke 100 D1fferent Ways has sold a m1ll1on CODIGS Amelra Nessare purple coat shop w1ll be opened next year at 105 Dudley Street near the cemetery Pat Mltchell IS super1ntendent of nurses m Splle of herself Mary Carbone IS now a reg1stered pharma C1Sl of the New Park Pharmacy wh1ch 1S st1ll a very popular place wrth the football players of H P H There IS a crowd 1n Lou1sburg Square to help rename thrs famous socrety spot after Ioanna Brown Rockefeller Dave Hayes IS propnetor of Honest Dave s used cars Ioe Burgess IS st1ll studymg and plannrng on how to be a m1ll1onna1re rn the shortest pos Slble t1me Iohn DeAngel1s IS st1ll and hopes to rema1n smgle and w1thout any l1ttle problems Patr1c1a Srm whose flngers used to fly over the keys at 12 words a mlnute IS now the Presldents Secretary R1ta Shamon famous for styl1sh harrcuts 1S now the owner of Madame Sharnons Beauty Salon Ianet Sull1van that noted confectloner now has her own pastry shop What IS her spe c1alty'P Wedd1ng cakes of course' Lawrence Costello that top rate machrru t now owns the G1l1ette Razor Company Peggy Brown can now be seen dr1v1ng her l975 custom made DeSoto But what can you expect when she owns half of the Chrysler Corporatlon Yvonne Bedard M G M s SCI'1plg1I'l can be seen p1r11ng away for her latest movle hero R1chard Marshalsea 1S now Chlef eng1neer for sound effects for the new Dragnet show Dum Dee Dum Dum' Bruce McLellan 1S now teachmg how to fly a Jet 1n four easy lessons Ieanne Rlordan and Beverly Paylor have opened a dress shop Wh1Ch spec1al1zes 1n dresses for tw1ns Erleen McCarthy 1S try1ng to get a pos1t1on as pr1vate secretary to some handsome b1ll1on na1re Warren Rale1gh has Just opened a shoe store wh1ch specralrzes 1n elevated shoes Bob Lento owns Fort Knox Renee Abate at her open house IS servmg her famous d1sh ltal an Spaghett1 a la Renee Mar1e Crbello Pr1vate Secretary to the ch1ef execut1ve of the Hancock L1fe Insurance Com pany says that she owes her success to tra1n 1ng at H P H Robert Swan Pres1dent of the Pubhc Loan Company says that he sees all h1s classmates at one t1me or another Andrew Stevens M D IS always at the servrce of h1s old classmates Steve KOVGfSk1 IS st1ll hop1ng to ach1eve h1s l1fe long amb1t1on lots of money and no work Dav1d Blasenak Bru1r1 Star has donated a box seat at the Boston Garden to be used by h1S old classmates Edward Kealy IS runnmg for h1S 5th term as ! 0 e o o o 1 . . . , 1 1 - - . I I 1 . , . . . . 1 I - Q 1 - ' I I , . .0 . . 1 I I -,I , . . . . ' ' 1 . . , . . . . . , . . . , . .. . . 11 . . l . - I ' . , 1 . 1 .. . . . , . 1 . . 1 1 . 1. . . . 1 1 . . . . 1 11 ' I I - . . . I 1 . I U I . . .. 1 11 . . ' I I 1 1 Mayor of the thrrvmg metropohs of Readvrlle The new truant offrcers at H P H are Iohn Slade and Dxck Lund Thomas MacDonald 1S the prrncrpal of Latm School Iames Morahan takes over as crty detecttve on T V The Srx Musketeers of H P can st1ll be seen r1d1ng towards the Howard Iohnsons rn Canton rn Armand s 1975 Pontrac They are cf course Laura Freeman Armand Kazarran Maureen Boushell Ierry Donlrn Barbara D1Tu1l1o and Donald Kelly They would st1ll be r1d1ng 1n the 1953 Pont1ac but the Wheels fell off Margaret Rose just completed the bluepr1nts for a sk1mob1le wh1ch w1ll carry students from Hyde Park H1gh up to the top of Fa1rmount Avenue Iohn Rugglero has at last made the rank of seaman f1rst class rn the U S Navy B111 Powers never really left H P H S He IS teach1ng h1story rn 223 Well well Mary Fagans dream has come true She 1S now Superv1s1on Nurse 1n the Vet eran s Hosprtal rn Trmbuktoo Em1ly Duchaney w1th all her patxence takrng care of about a dozen ch1ldren Her own of course' Ierry Shelmar has been elected to the offrce of D1str1ct Attorney for a thlrd term Donald Moore has lust publ1shed the results of h1s survey Why Hyde Park Students Are Tardy 'P Harry Talanlan the well known proprretor of Talanran and Brothers has opened a new branch 1n Hollywood Rae McLean Prrma Ballerrna of the Ballet Russe and partner of Frederlck Franklm Ir IS now starrmg 1n Swan Lake at the Opera House Ian Gonskr IS now the star of the Hayloft Iamboree Berta Howden IS now Iohn Robert Powers most successful and porsed model Luella Huddleston and Dor1s Llbby are STILL trytng to get on the faculty at West Pomt Armand Kazarran and Laura Freeman run a Shtsh Kebab parlor w1th H Talanran as chref cook and bottle washer Ierry Donl1n rs head of the Englxsh Depart ment at Harvard Un1vers1ty and stages therr plays on the srde One of hte s 1olces Marrlyn Shea rs now replacrng Mrss Hayes as the Gym lnstructor at HPH Paul Walsh rs now head of the School Com m1ttee Iohn Roche that emtnent 1nventor has lust presented a robot calculat1ng machrne to Mr Leary H Scott 1S now ch1ef 1ust1ce of the Supreme Court Iohn Ryan Iohn Stazmskr and Robert Srmth have won accla1m as outstandlng selectmen from H P Robert McQuarr1e IS now runmng the Stop and Shop at H P Francrs Ieanettr has lust opened as the star trumpeter w1th Ray Anthony s orchestra at the Totem Pole lean Delan1s has real1zed her l1fe long amb1 t1on and 1S now Adrnrral of the mess hall Alrce Enos 1S st1ll 1n the Br1stol Bu1ld1ng sell mg toys wh1le she p1CkS out the best bargams for her own brood Clarre Mal1s 1S rap1dly workmg her way to head nurse at the Carney Hospltal after grad uatrng w1th hrgh honors at H P H Gerrr O Leary IS now the owner of Madame O Leary s Modelmg School L12 Troy has been very successful as fashlon 1llustrator for Vogue Magazlne Rlchard Hyland an be seen co starrmg w1th Cheeta 1D the 1 pxcture Iohn Beades 1S ow replac1ng Al Capp as cartoon1st for the Llttle Abner ser1es Wrllram Ioyce IS teach1ng Englxsh to 111 terate natrves IH the Belgran Congo Donald Kelley IS now head organrst of the court of the Sultan of Morocco The world famous chemlst Frank Lombardr has been elected Charrman of the New Atomrc Energy Comm1ss1on Pat Flaherty IS now none other than the Presxdent of Massachusetts School of Art Iames Lacey after a long struggle has frnally replaced Mr Lourre as manager of the Or1ental Well 1 guess that IS about all our machlne rs go1ng to tell us for now A m1st has settled over the screen ls 1t the m1st of the machrne or rs rt the m1st of memory? Regardless perhaps the next machrne we lnvent w1ll enable us to talk w1th our old frrends or maybe we wont need a machrne Lets all hope we w1ll meet at a Reunton The Commrttee 1 1 11 . 11 - , Q ' A I . . . 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 I 1 1 . . - 1 V . 1 1 1 . , . I , D . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 IS - ? V ' . 11 - 11 1 11 - 11 - 1 1 ' . 1 ' . . . . 1 1 1 -1 ' . 1 1 ' 1 . , . , . 1 . . , . . . EJ Le+ me ITE AGE CV befg 'wb Lover K, Q '9 X r-Z7 if l1?g . X . ssJa FAVORQTE FLOWER 17 pf X 'RE D R055 Nb Ta F-ank 'N A fi,- ATYR ,N 'X PX f' vqipx GX 'ff X 'XJ X COFFEE 1 Mae KOCEN min C-fam Favorite Movie Actress . ................... .. Favorite Movie Actor ........,.......,........... Favorite Orchestra ......................... Most Popular Book ...................... Most Popular Song ..................,..... Most Dlgnihed Berta Howden Gerald Donlin gl Debbie Reynolds Marlon Brando .............Glenn Miller The Silver Chalice Let Me Go, Lover g5!6Cti0lfL.4 Q . f. ,.,1' me A am Best Looking Lena Sutti Richard Hyland ii Best Ncxtured X! Olga Carideo Ronald Shamon Class Afhsf Ioanna Brown m We v 3 Richard Dlaute f' ff Most Talented Most Likely to Succeed R M L ae c ean Carol Schillemat Donald Kelly Robert Lynch M Vx F I z by , -.Z t ' F If ' y '4 'r ' , 1, tl X 1 I , . X Y f K w 1- , , 'X 1 ' 7 6 X f .--Nx'J 'K ll ' F ' Jil- r f 'X Most Studlous Barbara Wood W11I1am Powers Peppxesi Nancy Carder M1chael V1llane -an 'CJ Most Popular Ruth Sxlva Armand Kazaman Most N onchalant VIFQIHIG Redmgton Gerald Shellrner '46 Best Atldete Pauhne Feyler W1l11arn Walsh Most Humorous Best Dancer Rae McLean 0190 CC1Y1d9O Robert Shannon Iohn Llnskey Shyest Dons Lrbby Paul Loconte 5 '45 5: fnzgf P T A'?Y?5fg.4 1 in .L . 'Nym- ,2 DHT X r x Vx I :I WWW 1 . z . 5 qf 9 L ' M Q 4 www. M, .ww 'J 0 f 2 9 , .. A . ,mm , .- ' I 2 '7 - 1 L .,+' F '2',y, ' -fi ,,g- 3' U2 V f 'f lint., X , f K' f 35' rf , 24 1 , 9 ky J ' 5 A A, 4 213 ai t if J 'nf 4 A I div- ' 5 . p .5 ,.., L it fl .' Q' M -1 .v W MM: .gi 1. 19'2'!N .a..,.,, ?' 1 .vga Us x RUTH SILVA Preszdqnt 6lfLLO'C 6.44 Ai? RAE MCLEAN Treasurer 9? ELIZABETH TROY Vxce-Presldent LCGTJ I MARGARET BOONE Secreicxry E, A qs 3' ' Cl H X IQZWCAML egf D1rector ASS1SfCII1t Dxrector Treasurer Secretary Lxterary Edltors Sports Edltor Features Edxtor Photography Ed1tor Art Edxtors MR IOHNI BUCKLEY Iohn I Buckley Eugene I Ploc1enn1k Leonora R Connors Ernlly Duchaney Paul H1gger1s Germ O Leary Carol Svensen Robert Lynch Iohn Roche Ed1th Iordan Margaret Boone Francls Iannette Alberta Frankma Iohn Beades i Second Row Mr Buckley, Schrnxtt, Donlm, Kazarxan, Lynch, Roche, Daley, Mr Plocxenmk First Row S1lva, Boone, Troy, OLeary, Duchaney, Svensen, Iordan, Frankma 61 Donlin 'fr ? 5 x x- ' ' J X . . 1 I Vi C 9+ 9 lx n Claw!! ' Y -557,715 if L, -, nw , A V 1 r '-4 'vfU 'U'-'r::f'r'2 ff, ' ,Wie ' , , . 0, vw, ' 2'ff'? A 3 W- 1 vl 1..,... 75 ., -'Q' 2 W 4. 1 U,--e fe 2 faq W I , J ' A Y' M ' 'A igtq, . fi , -3 X .- Sr -Mx u - - f 5, av , gl in - 'A -H , Nw' ' .2 -U. ' ,--A 'l A v M' A ' -- ' 4- AH Kgkrsf :? Qg.'f il ' r ' W 4 'W ' ' ,nififzwwfsrefzw - Q M .7 4 ..-- My 4 , af- .. ..,, 1 ., he Q -:,:, 1 aw , ii' W 1 ggA9:A.x blsgj .. - , 1 1 1 M my Bu-.au Third Row: Neas, Schmitt, Pasciulo, DelConte, Pulera, Varano, Smith, Troiani, Gasbarro, Iacobanis, Tremen- tozzi, Larkin, Carey, Bleiler, Mullins, Gangemi. Second Row: Mr. Plociennik, Maloney, O'l..eary, DeAngelis, Andreasse, Turner, Zimmerman, Soper, Feeley Lydon, O'Brien, Molinario, Mintz, Kedian, Borgal, Coach lohn M. Kilroy. First Row: Beades, White, Palmer, Elchuck, Campo, LoConte, W. Walsh, Capt., Nisbet, Burgess, Gagnon Naiaupsky, Baker, P. Walsh. I Q .....a.... I-on-. K fs.. Iohn M Kxlroy Wxllmm Walsh Iohn I Buckley Head Coach Cuptam Asst Coach Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park 6 1 32 SCORES B C Htgh O Bnghton U Rosllndale U South Boston 33 East Boston 19 Dorchester 13 Technlcal 19 Iamaxca Plam 6 Mr Krlroys charges got oft to a good start w1nn1ng the trrst three t1lts and lookmg very good 1n domg so W1th Iohnny Nesb1t Bob Palmer Iohn Beades cmd Ioe Burgess domg the runn1ng and Gerry O Br1en do1ng the passmg the Blue Stars upped B C l'l1gh Brxghton and Roshndale just before the b1g game w1th South Boston Although we lost thls one by a b1g score the boys played good football 1n the followmg games After droppmg close ones to Tech and Dorchester we rebounded wlth a great W1n agamst arch rrval Iama1ca Pla1n 34 to 13 Captarn B1lly was not only an 1nsp1rmg cap tam but also a spectacular end I-le teamed up w1th Lee Nataupsky and B111 Wh1te to make a very strong rtght Slde Other valuable llnemen were Lenny Campo Ph1l Gagnon Frank Elchuk Paul Hxggens Paul LoConte D1ck Blerler Paul Walsh D1ck Feeley and Iohnny Andreasse ln the backheld Tom Greeley Iohn Carey Warren Baker and Itmmy Delconte saw a lot of Sel'V1Ce both ofienswely and detensrvely The Iayvees had a good year los1ng only one out of four ....... ,, y J s M vi g. 1 6 w V 'sf 1 'll Q ., - .h .J r 4 . f 4. 'xx ' .Q f I 1 l Z jg . l x . , These Wins were costly as we lost key linemen 34 . ' . .t no A I In . I I . 413' ,Q ' f . ' ' ' . ' , .Q fjj' ' I I I 9- ' A 6- . Ui 5.. 7- 6-. . 3911 PM L 281530 ...-an. N g,,.,,J1nhf Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Pork Park Park Pork Pork Pork Pork Park Siaie Toumament Park Park Park Pork ASAE P45 2 its J Wllliqm Wqlgh Edward F. Murphy Captain Coach Aocle The whizzing Blue Stars of this year's hockey team bowled over the opposition in masterly tashicn, right through the Dis- trict League entries and up to the semi- finals ol the State High School Hockey Tournament before they were nosed out of the tinal spot by a trick ot tate. This was, in the opinion oi many experienced observ- ers, the best in Hyde Park's history. And you can't tell any ot the real Hyde Park hockey pecans that there was a better team anywhere in the state. What a record tor our coach, Ed Moose Murphy! His third District title in a row f 6 District crowns in Star team f first time a Boston state tournament. Yea, coach! The exploits of this team academy. Write these names 8 years - 5 Hyde Park boys on the District All hockey team has reached the semi-finals in the will live long in die sports annals of this old down among the all-time greats of H. P. H. S. - Dave Blasenak, Bill Walsh, Paul Walsh, Iohn Ca Hy, Bill Hurley, Harry Scott, Ed Kealey, Iohn and lim O'Brien, and Mike Villane. Third Row: Schmitt, Mgr., Snow, Bob, Walsh, Rich. Walsh, Iacksori, Donahue. Second Row: Flaherty, Mgr., lacobanis, White, Whitman, Nistbet, Villarie, Iohn O'Brien, Iames O'Brien E. F. Murphy. First Row: Hurley, Carey, Blasenak, Scott, W. Walsh, Capt., P. Walsh, Kealey, Bondcrek. aflefgaff '-5 -5,- Y.: Our new basketball coach, Mr. Eu- qene I. Plociennik, did an excellent job in his first year at Hyde Park ccrnina up with a lO - 4 record that put the Blue Stars in the Tech Tourney. Mr. Plociennilc was transferred frorn Commerce to succeed Mr. Duaan who was promoted to head of de- partrnent. No heiqht but plenty of spirit and drive - that was the 1955 tearn, qood enouqh to be the runnersrup in the Dis- tricts. The first club made up of Captain Bob Lynch, Ierry O'Brien, Ioe Anas- tasio, lack Roche, and lim Duca was a potent outfit that kept the oppostion busy and unhappy. Couch Steady support was supplied by these top reserves: Captain-elect Gene Wathey, lirn Little, Dick Feeley, Lee Nataupski, lim DelConte, Dick Bleiler, Iohn Andreasse, and lack Soper. Third Row: Lewis, Frazian, Wynn, l-lurrell, Barron, Kas, Gaglio, Cadigan, Cibotti. Q55 'G Eugene I. Plociennik Robert 1-YDC11 Captain Second Row: Schmitt, Mullen, Mgr, Pietroski, Feeley, Bleiler, Wathey, McCusker, Andre-asse, Soper, Balltes, Ciccarelli, Mgr., Coach Eugene l. Plociennik. First Row: DelConte, Little, Roche, O'Brien, Lynch, Capt., Anastasia, Duca, Nataupski, McDonald. ST, W4 P Q, .-gf QA N44 Qi' 4 t NY 5 l I , y 3 ' eva x.-A' 9 Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hyde Hvde Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park SCORES South Boston 57 East Boston 51 Commerce 42 Brighton 57 Roslindale 55 Charlestown Sl Iamaica Plain 31 South Boston 56 East Boston 57 Commerce 64 Brighton 57 Boslindale 65 Charlestown 49 Iamaica Plain 41 Qtac The track and field Blue Stars had only a fair season finishing third in the Districts. However, there were some sparkling indi- vidual performances including Captain Erik Dahls Winning efforts in the State Class B mile, the Districts l000, and the Regimentals mile, Consistent point Winners among the Seniors were loe Shea in the 300, lay Beades in the 440, Bob Palmer in the 50, Iohn Padden in the High lump, Art Morgan in the l000, Dick Carey in the 600, and Ed Doherty in the 440. Other steady performers were Obert, Cassell, Mannion, Polcari, Fulera, O'Donnell, Manzoni, lennings, Flaherty, Shea, Basilici, Neas, Sullivan, Wynn, Cibotti, Duloe, Doran, Lambi, Wiley, and Ciccarelli. Fourth Row: Weinberg, Gewlas, Perullo, Cwalvir Cooke len gs Shepherd Kutney Third Row: Shaman, Guardabascio, Callanan Shee-rin Co i lla J Peta Ca sell Eeades Polcari W lie Mannion Manzoni, Obert, Easilzci Coat M Ki ro: Second Row: Flaherty, Pulera, Shea, Palme lohertv Ped First Row: Ciccarelli, Lambi, l-luzrzell, Eregoli C ivella o u 'W L? v ylfifgpy TJ' at S 1' 'giants gmzazz ,, ...KJ aw as' VARSITY Third Row: Pf1':1r,Qgt:r3 Mfg: Hman? f5.:i'gz71r.: Tlerrlc-y, Cirey' Angry.. ifilf Second Row: Coach Ich: M Kdroy, Vzllcie O Rourke, Dcrm, Ecichge Ccsiellc First Row: Mclciej, Peltier, Eertdc: Cc-Capt Exllxigfs, Ct-:apt Iecietti Egrges Vfzth, A IUNIOR VARSITY Third How: Coisclvo, Dono- vcri OEr1e:, Kimball, Mcc- Dcricxld, Mgr. Second Row: Coach VV1l11f1x H Dugan, Roche, Elchuk Duffy, Lo- Ccite, Borghi First Row: Lynch, Iclcoboms, Gemelli, Medexros, Bolzl, Hurley, Axdrecsse, 6111114 Second Row: Anthony, Brown, Kcrzcricm. First Row: W. Walsh, Couch E. F. Murphy, P, Walsh. Qpff W, Seated: Couch Edward F. Murphy. Standing: Brown, Anthony, Wylie. - Q 53,7 CAEEZZZQ ETA The enthusiastic cheerleaders, under the direction ot Captain Margie Panton, have trav- eled with both the football and basketball teams to all the games. Their cheering ability and pep have given the teams spirit and backing. Along with cheering at the games, the cheerleaders participated in a competition at Dedham High School. Margie Panton, head cheerleader, has been on the squad for three years. Elizabeth Troy, Ianet Sullivan, also seniors, have been on for two years along with Kay Powers, a junior. New cheerleaders this year were: Peggy Boone, Claire Malis, and Nancy Carder, seniorsg Marie Sebio, Priscilla Griffin, ludy Speranza, Helen Ciriello, and Sally lannello, juniorsg and Christine Leonhardi and lean Woodman, sophomores. git!! , g90'Ci4 Under the expert coaching ot Miss Mary V. Hayes our girls basketball team is looking for- ward to another successful season. Senior girls participating in this sport are: Pauline Feyler, Muriel l.oVuolo, Carol Svensen, Patricia Fla- herty, Edith lordan, Yvonne Bedard, Margaret Boone, Marie Brine, Rachel Evangelista, Verna Norton, Marie Vitt, and Patricia Sim. EPPUN ml ff'1f'HN'3s v 1 'Z' 151 2 . -I !50vV!ilfl? Cd idiklii Second Row: DiMartirio, Ei. Ekstrartd, Giardiric Morti- mer, Hiitchiris, Marion First Row: Ed Ekstraii, Petittz Duchahey, Wood, Gonskl, Roomey, Davis. 9 o QVZJ4 gimiefziff Third Row: Wooariari Foriziz Carver Orifoi Shim: Trask Katt-silo Second Row: Nr: Hayes, Difartiio Fails: Svensch Sith Sp-ri1:.2a Stewart First Row: Fiuhorty Duchaiey LoVuoio Booze Capt, Fe-yior Capt,C1cft5eh Lyrtiazi ifcrtcn M Wi i ogre? Va, v ,lf ., ,x, - f..Js... tif, , 1 .ff.f H P H I S -,, Outlet W Thud Row Doley Wood Wcthey Roberts Consolvo Howden Smrth Huddleston Roberts D1Tull1o Collms Second Row Kozarlon Duchuney DGVIS lonnello Krlroy Buckley Horn ONe1ll Cussen Amare F1rstHow Freeman Boushell McLean Schrllemot Ed1tor1nCh1ef Soper Busl ess Mgr Heoly Hurst Russo X4 C11 lww Second Row Roberts Smlth Splcer Kelly McLellan Soper Lorden Iohnston Corsolvo l.eLc1cheur Brown F1rstRow Kazclrran Wyhe Donlln Mr Hennessey Grinnell Pres l.ombord1 Iohrson . 'M .mf ,-1 , 'swf ' is ,aa , . A 1 I W . J 43'-1 5 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . l . . F. 5 . .H - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - -1 1 1 - l C1 1, . - 1 1- wg., 111 ff ' 3 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 - 014025 0Cl:6i Thxrd Row Consalvo Lombardi Magnusson Wood Howden Huddleston Tiberi Grilhn Roberts I Brown P Roberts Srmth Second Row Horn McLean Wr1ght M Brown Panton Carbone Norcott Healy Phthpoulos Ekstrand Orbon Gordon Gustafson Ptazza Fxrst Row Trask Sull1van Lynch Schrlle-'nat Pres Mrss Krdder Powers Boone Lmden Gertsen Qtr, of or MacDou1:,all Norto DeBass1o Wt. tz second Row Mr lllrngworth Vrgna Kare Daly Pet1tt1 K Malone Marque Lugton Manartto Sperarza F1rstRow Crrrello Pmazza Vrlla Trerne tozzr Obon Sclullemat Rccro Rogers Fre1tas 9 I 66 f ll Third Row: Boorney, Danieli, lonnello Doran, Mahoney, E. Malone, DelloCono, Tlberi, UzcAe4fza i Second Row Mr Seoburg Kelly Rcmpwo Collms Harms Fxrst Row Flaherty Mcmdrcxkos Ol1V1EIl Sclfullemczt Powers Second Row C llo Leon l lGTd1 lem ello GF1lLl'1 Fxrsi Row T of Sullxvcn Po to Head Cheer Lecflex Cc der Boowe Moll : :ne , - Q . rm , A L . Woodman, Spercrxzc, Sebio . I r Y , n rl, f M rl , . , fs, l6 gm 6!9t646lftilllliV64 ig: Tlurd Row Stewart Condon Consalvo Cedrone Farmella Glustr Wllson Crcca ellr Second Row Plazza Orbon Modano Kelly Lmden Gertsen Fortxm Antonuccr Frat Row Walsh LeBlanc Panton Collms Duchaney Sxlva Kazarran gflfwfelfli CODLMCL fha REEF 77' X W v Fourih Row Srmth Roche Lynch Lydon Baslhcr Burchrll Grmnell W Waleh Thud How MacDonald Roberts Boone Kllroy Malone Rabbnt D Sxlva Flaherty McNay Norton Perullo Second Row Mr Re1d Darnell Trocchro Mellto Grardmo Cheve re Woodman Leonhardr Andreasse Pezzano Mr Buckley Fust Bow Boushell Schrmtl Troy R Srlva Sears Kazar an Pres Dol D1..cl'a'1ey McLean it 1 1 1 ' 1 z 3 . 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I 1 V i Second Row Walsh Lynch Frankma Boushell Freeman K1lroy Flaherty Duchaney Donlm Schmltt F1rtRow Roche Boone Troy Kazarlan Sxlva Sears McLean Iordan AWMWEU Instructor and Faculty Dlrector L1eut Frank Farnularr COMPANY COMMANDERS Iarnes Duca Darnel Halllssey Iohn Ryan Robert Snow Ronald Shamon Faculty Duector Superwsor Supervxsor Drum Malor Lreutenant L eutenant twmwgy Gerard Shellme Er1C Dahl Davld Hayes Iohn Padden Edward Kealey 023.1 Thomas Houston Rowland Young Iames D ck e Peter Cont1 Dan el Hannon Russell Fraz an Cl I4 Z lj? Supervisor .,................................................,.........................................r... David Brayton Ja!! 05152 Cet, Thxrd Row Al1UHO Mcrcl.e-llc Lynch Lmskey Hulme Cowupo Txlley Mo hcl fo Second Row l.1eu1 Fcmulcrl Greeley Costello Gerllle Dahl Wcxth y Goh! loyce Merlmo First Row Fallon l.oConte Duccx She-llmer Shcmon Pcdden Slade Hayes, Palmer ,- 'ZIIU44 61111 jg COT J I A--lk-v-16' T ,mal ff? 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Q I l r ' 8 ' A L' -un - A- X xafifff ., Vfgifi V O ' ' - f .A.,1.x-.. afar? 0 lffe Cvfmu 0 f 55 Thtnk back Senrors to that happy September rn 1952 when we passed the mlestone rnto Sentor hrgh What a dtfference from lun1or hrgh a brgger butldtng and a few more people' What freedom' No more stngle f1l ng or srlent passtng tn the corrrdors' Twas then we started our three years at Hyde Park H gh three of the happrest years of our lrves After the hustle and bustle of the frrst few days of school the renewal of old frtendshtps the makmg of new ones the sudden shock of a greatly rncreased amount of homework we soon settled down to the famrl ar routme wh ch was to be ours for the next three years We w1ll never forget the actrvttres of that flrst Up whrch was under the drrectron of Mrss Srntth and Mrss Halbrttter the football and basketball dance the electron of our sophomore offtcers Armand Kazarran Mrlton Bronsdon lanet Sulltvan and Amela Nessar and of course the annual Sentor Revue We wll always remember the srghs and screams that went through the aud1tor1um over our two srngtng rdols Paul Harney and Ierry Devrne 195253 brought us three D1str1ct Champ on shrps rn basketball hockey and track Sunburned and healthy we returned the next fall as 1ub1lant tumors lookmg forward hope fully to an eventful year We elected Armand Kazarran Rae McLean Margaret Brown and Ruth Srlva as our class offtcers Our yunror year 1953 54 was a good year for sports as our hockey team aga1n came forth undefeated w1th the Drstrxct Champronshlp and went on to battle for the State Champronshrp only to be defeated as they went down ftghtmg agamst Belmont lt was only rrght that after that vrctory w should have a dance rn honor of our heroes of the tce Our 1un1or year also holds some unpleasant memortes Mr Wtlltam H Dugan left to undertake a oos1t1on as head of the Commerc al Department at Iama ca Plarn Htgh School and Mrss Halbrrtter retrred from teach 1ng At last came our long awarted sen1or year perhaps the most actrve of all three We as Senxors tr1ed somethrng not attempted before at Hyde Park Hrgh We held a Sophomore Soc al for the purpose of acqua nt ng the Sophomores w1th thetr upperclassmates and the Senrors ID turn w1th the Sophomores That dance berng such a success we held a Chr st mas Dance rn the gym whrch was gayly deco rated for the occaston Thts year was unusual 1n that we elected all grrl offlcers Ruth Srlva Ehzabeth Troy Margaret Boone and Rae McLean Hyde Park Hrgh was represented on Bob Claytons Record Poll th1s year by Ianet Sull van Armand Kazar an Sally larello and Ianet Trask ln Ianuary the Sen ors spon ored a Mld Wrnter Prom at New England Mutual Hall whrch was attended by some of the par ents and teachers The dance was enyoyed by everyone Our annual Sen or Revue under the d1rect1on of Mr Iohn I Buckley was a great success as usual ln May we had our eventful Class Day exercrses rn whtch the Class Wrll Prophecy and Poem were read We looked forward to the prom and gradua t1on w1th mmgled feelmgs of 1oy and regret Ioy that we had reached our goal and regret because we were breakrng away from the assoclatrons of our school hfe When we were . f 5 . i . . . ' e . Q . 3 . f E ' year, consisting of the play Curtain Going ' ' Y ' a A ' , . ' ' 1 l , i , - 1 , . i s . ' ' a - ' . D - , . . . l Sophornores, We were anxious tor our three years to pass quickly so that we could grad- uate, but now as Seniors, we wish that we could turn hack the sands of time and enter tne school once again as Sophomores. But, as this cannot be, and we must pass on, We shall always have a warm place in our hearts tor our dear High School and the teachers who helped us on to the higher and better things in lite. 1 F ww wi 'fn f 114 Ulf ,1 wi' MW ndustrial Course Greater Boston Plants 'S 5,5 ' A Comphments oi FRANK A FOWLER The Class Rmg Mann 27 School Street BOSTON 8 MASSACHUSETTS Room 418 Opposne Hxstonc Old South Church Oihcxcxl leweler For A11 Classes 1938 Thru 1955 Hyde Park Hlgh School Representing LOREN MURCHISON 6 CO U I 1 . I. E. PURDY CO. 55 139451 Q1 M55 Delaney Fress SCI-QOCDI. and CQLLEGE PUBLICATICDNS Z' ZCZQ Oil? 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