Mission Church High School - Spur Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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N PLANNING AN ISSUE - Ctopj, Gladys McGrath, Dick Dyer, Paul Manning, Ann Grant and Bill Lyons prepare manu- scripts, Dolores Kiernan types them, Kay Joy and Diclc Mc- Carthy discuss makeup . . . PUT- TING BABY TO BED are Eileen Sullivan, Mary Kerrigan, Mary Kiley, Henry Fallon, Barbara Meyer and joan Sweeney. Shop superintendent Mr. Kiernan and compositor Mr. Thompson ex- plain proceedings. FIIEEWZII 0F IIE 3ld1111CLl by a staff of 23 and led by a board of four editors. Kay U'B1'ic11, Jack Connors, Kay lIUllUVkill and l ra11k Walsh, Missions IIl0I1Tlllj' newspaper. Tllli ECIIOLPH, main- tained Top I'2'lI1lil11g' with three national press groups-tl1c t'atl1olic, the Colunibia, and Quill Hlltl Scroll. Leatling i11 lustre for imlividllal efforts were several pieces of writing: which won prizes i11 contests. First of these was an interview with actress Margaret O'Brien by editors O'Brien and Co1111o1's. This feature won tl1e Boston Post 's ixitervicw contest and 111c1'ited honorable 111e11tio11 i11 Scholastic 111agazi11es' national coni- petion. Jim II3l1l1lg2i11iS advamc story on the school 111i11st1'el also 1'cceivcd recognition as one of the bcst New England high school news stories. NICE WORK! Crightl, Modera- tor Sister M. Immaculata con- gratulates VOICES' staff Marian, Kremer, Dave Wallace, Claire M-.-n.....l,-I ...A Rill Finn M.

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fHVOW PINM? AW POUNDING THE ROYALS . . . Carole Schlehuber and Clare Mac- Donald did spartan work typing write- ups. PARTIAL PAYMENTS, PLEASE . . . Dotty Hughes, Ann Wall, Connie MacDonald, Bubba Clark, Iamesie Deveney, Joe Smolinsky and Joe Mc- Dermott all took a hand in underclass payments. The SPUR is a pictorial history of Mis- sion High life. lf candid camera shots do llfjt lie. then we may claim credit for present- ing: a true reflection of the days which for the class of l9-322 will all too soo11 become a memory. The staff. guided hy moderators Sister Mary lmmaculata a11d Brother Martin John. has tried to give to the student body. in this volume. a cross-section of the many- sidedness of that Mission which they knew and loved. The tear and the smile. the formal studies. religious and profane. and the tremendous trities. games and dances. which have gone into the fashioning of those whose proud boast it is to he citizens of two worlds . LAYfINGj OUT . . . Bill Finn, Joanellen Gill, Ginger Reardon, Marion Kremer and Ruth Dempsey plan pictures for the 1952 Spur. I - I -K XVQ- of the SPVR staff know that our dreams of a 1952 yearbook could never grave turned into reality without the aid of some very important. but hitherto unnoticed per- sons. Our chief spurs were. of course, moderators Sister Mary l111111aculata and Brother Martin John. llowever. we would like to say a word of thanks also to Mister John Vrsprung of Campus Publishing Com- pany and Mister NVillia1n Corrigan of Purdy Studios. for their invaluable assistance in turning the dummy sheets of yesterday i11to the ZSPKR of today.