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

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I 1 Y N- i.-11' I 5 1 .S 1 X if i ' - I 1 GERALDINE M. FOLEY JOHN J. CUSSEN 168 Hillside St. Roxbury, Mass. 25 Aldworth St. Jamaica Plain, Mass. 'kllerryw . . . potential s1'l1o11lt1-:1el1er Miss . . . really il 1111111 to look Ill! from 4B . . . her IYIKIU smile :1111l 111 . . , 6'6 . . . tops lll spirit . . . our happy 1lisposi1i1111 will 111:1ke her 11 lanky l1:1sk1-1I1:1ll J1l1lJ'L'I S pet peeve is favorite wi1l1l11'r ki111lerg11r11111 pupils il l:11'k of s1-l1o11l spirit . . . sq11111l . . . l'sl111re1111s Zi, 4 . . . Social Vlub JllIlyl'I' for 4 years . . . :1 1'u1111'e F.B.l . . lOJ'2ll l1:1skke1l1z1ll roo11'r. 1111111 :11'11'r g1'111l11111i1111 from ILC. CLASS 1952 JOHN L DAY J PATRICIA P GOODE 5 Morton Place Roxbury, Mass. 8 Racine Court Roxbury, Mass u11 1l 1 1 1 11111111 1 1111-111115 IPLIWOIII l1 1 1111111111 s 1 1 Xlllllllllg 911110 r11 1 ILIIILI l11r11111 l111s 1r w 111 Qll N lll I 111r11 111111 1 U1 1rl11 , Y 1' ...- 1'-l'Il1'l' :' I . . . K V im . . . . :s'1'11:1 . . . S04l'll '1'x'11 . '. : i11 1111- ' . . . 1' '--' '1 super SCCTL y V11 . 9 . . . 11-3 z 1:1 'l 'llllf . . . 1' 11-e ' 11 1 1 JOANELLEN M. GILL 15 Mission St. Roxbury, Mass. Cl1z11'u1i11g, sweet 111111 friendly is our .l11:111elle11 . . . l1:1s instilled 111-r viva- cious spirit into Illillly of Mission 's activities . . . l r1-ueh Club, C:1111er:1 1'lul1, lilee llllll1, :1111l .Iuuior Red Cross l1:1ve felt her p1'1-seiice . . .Wy111ll1:1u1 College will pr1-pure her to be 11 l11C1ll- 1-11l secretary. MICHAEL J DESMOND 56 Alton Court Roxbury Mass X11o1l11r 111ll1g,,1 lNJ1lI lllt NI1k1 hopes k1I'0ll 1 ll tl11 works lt ll 111 1r1l xlLllll 1l 51110111 of lI111l1 lll his sp1r1 1111 'Ni L l X U l lu 1 UIl1p0tltlOl lilxu 11111s11 llltl cl 1111111g FL IJJLIIIIN s1111 Oll 1111 l10110r roll . .. 1 ,ti . BASIC TRAINING precedes the visual aid program Brother George Francis gives briefing to projectionists

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. red is her favorite eolor . . . IAMES A. CROWLEY 8 Tobin Court Roxbury, Mass. Jim is a little fellow with a big soul . . . always wears a wide grin and is ever on the move . . . cooperative and ambitious . . . Stamp Club 1, 2 . . . expects to enter religious life. JOAN C. FINNEGAN 613 Parker St. Roxbury, Mass. Join . . . C.Y.0. queen from Mission friendly, soft-spoken Joan is equally popular with boys and girls . . . bound to he a success in whatever she undertakes . . . Radio Workshop 3 . . . Chief Knight 3 . . . Echolph 4 . . . HOI1, no! MARY JEANNE FITZPATRICK 70 Hillside St. Roxbury, Mass. Mary Jeanne . . . has the rare talent of making everyone feel important . . . we will always remember Fitzie and those mid-morning snacks . . . Red Cross 3 . . . Oratory 4 . . . Spur 4 . . . avid reader . . . our favorite ANN T. FOLEY Cookie'l is I'Immanuel bound. PATRICIA E. FLYNN 80 Pond St. Jamaica Plain, Mass. Pat . . . quiet and likeable . . . win- ning ways have made her an indis- pensable friend . . . Glee Club 1, 22, 3, 4 . . . Camera Club 3, 4 . . . -LC 's leading alto is sure to make many fast friends and outstanding successes in the business world. 32 Worthington St. Roxbury, Mass. Ann . . . sweet and cheerful . . . fun to be with . . . although her favorite pastime is reading, adaptable Ann can find pleasure in doing almost anything . . . Vocation Club 2 . . . a perfect addition to any otiiee. ROBERT G. CULLEN 63 Concord Ave. Somerville, Mass. Small, quiet and well-liked, Bob is one of Mission 's most studious seniors . . . consistent honor student . . . Play 1 . . . Minstrel 4 . . . intends to prepare for foreign service in the Government by enrolling at B.C. in the fall. 'F 10 - S X -1 HUMAN ROADBLOCK . . . just before the battle of the books . . . when Missionites plod their weary way up Alleghany Street.

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MERRIE MASQUERS . . . Tom Ford, Leo Power, Paul McDonnell, Ken Galvin, basketball stars, furnish initia- tion fun. BARBARA!!! whose hand are you holding? Whose is b, it, Mary? ,,.,nn N ,L ,- 1 Apliilil V FW l J -T VI., x Y 1 l ANN V. HALL 85 Smith St. Roxbury, Mass. Vivaeious Ann has made many firm friends at Mission by her sincere in- terest in everyone . . . Band 1, 2 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . frequent patron of Co-Ed . . . basketball is her favorite sport-played as a soph . . . ability to make friends will be a boon in the business world. RICHARD F. DEVEREAUX 237 Maple St. West Roxbury, Mass. Dev 's sincerity gained for him the admiration of his teammates and classmates alike . . . baseball 3, 4 . . . football 3, 4 . . . Varsity Club 4 intends to study law at Boston Col- lege. HELEN C. HANAFIN 3 Folsom Ave. Roxbury, Mass. llelen . . . honor student and member of the Dance lfoimnittee . . . enjoys skating and television . . . ready smile is a valuable asset as a part- time oftiee girl . . . Radio Workshop . . . llelen has set a high goal for herself: will reach it as a top eourt stenographer. JOHN J. DIAMOND 30A Cottage St. Chelsea, Mass. Good eheer is no hindranee to a good life, claims .lac-kson' Jack llianiond . . . noted for his big smile and genuine crew cut . . . football 1, 2, JS, 4 . . . Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Science Club 3, 4 . . . Radio Workshop 3 . . . Minstrel Show 4 . . . class oilieer l, 2, 3, -1 . . . will make his million, then retire. GERTRUDE F. HANLON 41 Hamilton St. Dorchester, Mass. Big brown eyes, cute grin and friendly personality characterize Gert . . . will never forget those trips on the Allston bus . . . always seen with Margie and Dottie . . . Catherine Laboure School of Nursing will find her a sincere and cooperative student. JOHN J. DWYER 122 McGreevey Way Roxbury, Mass. Lively and likeable . . . .Iolin has a finger in every pie . . . class oflicer 3, -l . . . Minstrel 4 . . . joined with many other students by stating a preference for less homework.