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

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f f CHARLES W. GLYNN 146 Maple St. Lynn, Mass. Chuck gains no title, yet he loses no friends , . . an easy guy to spot at almost all school activities . . . lcts nothing worry him . . . football l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Vluh 3, 4 . . . Science Fair 3 . . . plans to enter Lowell Tex! tile. L'L4tl'iY 1,952 5 x MARY M. IRVING 161 1 Tremont St. Roxbury, Mass. Mary . . . kind and generous manner . . . School Library 1, 2, 3, Auxilium Latinum Medalist 1 . . . Glee Club 2, Secretary 3, 4 . . . French Club 3 . . . Radio Workshop 3, 4 . . . Spur editor 4 . . . tops the list in every undertak- ing . . . plans to attend Emmanuel. .51-av. '17 i M. HUNTLEY Roxbury, Mass. llunior and sincerity characterize 4C 's VERONICA 67 Horadon Way favorite wit . . . Vera charms her friends with her gaicty and amiabil- ity . . . C.S.M,i' ..,. Rosary Club . . . will never forget those hilarious ses- sions down the line . . . wonderful haven in stormy weather . . . Navy, here she comes! JAMES G. GRIFFIN 15 Sachem St. Roxbury, Mass. Utlriff ' ', an alert thinker and capable student . . . noted for his keen sense of lnnnor . . . Minstrel 4 . . . dislikes homework . . . recalls the '51 outing very well . . . hopes to enter the field of electronics. 28' WILLIAM C. HEGARTY 54 Francis St. Roxbury, Mass. Bill's as merry as the day is long and his humor is a constant source of entertainment . . . Haskel the rascal . . . Dance Committee 3, 4 . . . licholph Staif 1 . . . Play 3 . . . Minstrel Show 4 . . . Radio Workshop 2 . . . always seen at school activities . . . hopes to be a mechanical engineer. LOOKS LIKE a press conference with senior scribes Mc Dermott, Kerrrgan Kremer Wallace, Donovan, Walsh MacDonald Connors and OBrien congregatmg on the wall beside the school ANN MARIE JOHNSON 4 Faxon St. Roxbury, Mass. Ann Marie . . . spirited nature made her a vivacious cheerleader 2, 3 . . . top-ranking captain 4 . . . French l'lub 3 .... A uxilium Latinum l . . . Spur 4 . . . popular and capable . . . flashing smile will he an invaluable asset in whatever field she chooses.

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DOROTHY A. HENEHAN 4 S. Whitney St. Roxbury, Mass. A'lJot'l . . . poppy, popular and en- thlisiastif' . . . basketlwall 2, 3 . . . .lunior Red Cross Ii . . . her sunny spirit and sparkling wit make every- one who knows her rnur-h gayer . . . patriotic- Dot will he an unqualified sucvess in the Air Foree. JOSEPH F. FORD 121 McGreevey Way Roxbury, Mass. ffalrnness seldom hurts . . . Joe's sincerity and humor are as well known as his sharp sport shirts . . . football l, LZ, 35, 4 . . . lraseliall 4 . . . Varsity filllli fi, 4 . . . Sl'll'lll'l' l air fi, 4 . . . noted for his wittic-isnis and unfailing good humor. EILEEN M. HORGAN 97 Smith St. Roxbury, Mass. Eileen . . . one trip to Ireland three years ago whetted her desire to return this year . . . while in the lf.S.A. she prefers dancing and roller skating . . . Vocation Club 12 . . . The luck ol the Irish go with you, liileen. DOROTHY M. HUGHES 380 Grove St. West Roxbury, Mass. HD0tty , a lass with a personality as sparkling as her deep lvlue eyes and winning smile .... lunior Red Cross 3 . . . if.S.5l.f'. Ji . . . vlass oflieer 4 . . . Spur 4 . . . helped her sidekick Anne in balancing the yearbook fi- nances . . . bright future as ai dental assistant. ROGER B. GILL 100 O'Callaghan Way South Boston, Mass. Roger eouiinutes from South Boston . . . 'Kl'anda7' . . . quiet, friendly red-head . . . Minstrel usher . . . dis- likes Hwise guys . . . wants a di- ploma from Boston College . . . has what it takes to ohtain it with flying 1-olors. REGINA M. HUNT 9 Oswald St. Roxbury, Mass. Regina 's natural eharin and conta- gious laugh has won the hearts of all her friends at Mission . . . French Vlulx ofliver Ii . . . Vslierette 3, -1 . . . peppy eliet-rle:uler 4 . . . class presi- dent 4 . . . van always he seen with Dotty . . . what pretty red hair! .1 is-r lx hi JI 'U A5 ONE O'BRIEN TO ANOTHER . . . Movie star Margaret O'Brien chats informally with Kay O'Brien and jack Connors Echolph Editors. Actress Una O'Con- nor, Dave Wallace and Mary Kerrigan, Echolph staff members, enjoy the repartee.

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but his heart docsn't conform to the JOSEPH M. HEALY NANCY G. KELLEY JOSEPH N. HOHMANN WHAT COMES? ask Jim Hannigan and Bill Finn of Bette Coyle and Kay O'Brien. UPSY-DAISY! Ed McDermott and Tom Kenneally use Jim Finneran for horse-play. Nancy Gildea watches. X NYM i .19 A -7' in LEO L. HANNON 93 Hillside St. Roxbury, Mass. Hlieey' . . . full of life . . . kind word for everyone . . . small in stature of his body . . . future mechanic enjoys bowling in his spare time. JANET M. KADRA 49 Tobin St. Roxbury, Mass. The girl with the dancing feet and personality plus . . . prexy IB . . . basketball 2, 3 . . . ticket agent 2, 3 . . . sincere in wliatever she does . . . top-notch talent for helping out will stand her in good stead at Teacher's College. 61 McGreevey Way Roxbury, Mass. Quiet before the storm could ap- propriately be applied to Joe . . . has a humor all his own . . . active in the C.S.M.C. during his four years at Mission . . . hopes to be a television and radio repairinan. 49 Tobin Court Roxbury, Mass. A fun-loving, happy,-go-lucky personal- ity kid is our Nancy . . . Mission's ''Johnny-conie-lately would cause an uproar if she ever arrived anywhere on time . . . Spanish Club 3 . . . R0- sary Club . . . C.S.BI.C .... unfail- ingly sympathetic. 190 Fisher Ave. Roxbury, Mass. .loc is so retiring that his ability and cooperation are often unnoticed by his classmates . . . class officer 2, 3, 4 . . . pin setter in his spare time . . . Oh I hate to et ua in the morn- , I ing! . . . wants to own his own business. JOAN M. KELLY 220 Hyde Park Ave. Jamaica Plain, Mass. l'nassuming Joan has Z1 successful ca- reer ahead of her with her efficient manner . . . C.S.M.C .... French Club 3 . . . seen enjoying herself at many Mission dances . . . likes to read . . . secretary 's life is next for Joan . . . a sure success.