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

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38 WORDS OF WISDOM are spoken to newly admitted Crusaders by Fr. McMillan at the annual C.S.M.C. ini- tiation early in the year. '.'?o' , . vp. an 7' DOWN AT THE CORNER . . . P seniors Alan Fitzpatrick, Bette Coyle, Pat Sullivan, Ann Hall, Dotty Sulli- 5 van, Kay Canney. Joanellen Gill and Julie Crehan pause before hiking up Alleghany Street to start classes. AWAITING THE ENTERTAIN MENT after the annual Faculty dinner are Father Hosey Father Francis Kel I , H ley and Brother Marmus Customs liave a way of lJt'CO111l11g a precious part of life. XYhat is true of the iiulividual is likewise true of a st-liuol. Among: the custonis whim-li liave ba-1-miie an iutegrral part of Mission lligzh life am- the illllllliil lit'll't'iil. the faculty lllIlI16I', the May l'roc-1-ssimi and of course- im-1-tiiig the crowd lwfore- and after school. WE Wil' EVE U NTWIN W UIIMI ll

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.QNX W I' IH 0 0 L? !lllNNl0MV TYPICAL SCENE almost every Fri- day night at St. Alphonsus hall, early in the evening. More stags than pairs! ' i Mission High is unique. It is not a co-ed school yet it offers whatever advan- tages such a school may have while it escapes most disadvantages. One of the ad- HOP-A-LONG.' A free bike ride for Leo Power, and a buggy ride for Kenny Galvin at the varsity initiation dance. Pat Collins and Janet Kadra are the coolies. SWINGING PARTNERS at a barn dance are Frank and Bob Walsh Cno relationj. The partners aren't identi- fied. At 'o .'..M14'oi '.'a'V5?9g' N .MNH V if 'n'Li:'nuf D., n'.', ,'nnv:' '- u,, ' :pn04'!.f ' u, 'I .Oy19Of,,:f'r,' .n,, vnu v, ,, I .IQO.f iff 'rf f,rv0poo0 gh! r v n 'Venn fm I CO0 .f ,jm,.uon U .fix fvgsnvi -Arn ff.: .,-1,-r. 'I vautages is a well-rounded social program. The activities conducted under the auspices of the Social Club provide entertainment, wholesome recreation and an opportunity for the boys and girls to become acquainted under the best possible circumstances. The Dance Committee is elected by popular vote and is under the direction of faculty mod- erators, Brother Rian and Sister Bl. Im- maculata. NYhile the moderators attend the weekly meetings, the Committee is largely self-governing and the members accept their responsibility seriously. The Friday night dances, the roller skating parties and the Senior Prom give evidence of this fact. Brother Thomas Patrick also plays a very important role each week in his dual capacity of cashier and t'sergeant-at- arms .