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

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X. X- fr- - fs W rf Kgs' 2 X CLAIRE M. MAGNER 65 Dwinell St. Wes! Roxbury, Mass. Claire . . . sparkling eyes and tlashing smile . . . always seen with Fran and Gin . . . Rosary Club 1, 2 . . . French Club 3 .... Iunior Red Cross 3, 4 . . . Radio Club 3, 4 . . . Spur 4 . . . per- feet lady . . . aspires to be at teacher . . . lucky pupils! JOHN G. MATHI 15 Frawley St. Roxbury, Mass. It is said, ' ' mischief has swift wings . . . never 11 dull moment with George around . . . likes chemistry . . . works at the Church l'ress . . . sights set on Boston College . . . am- bition-certitied public accountant. HELENE G. MARTIN 26 Tobin Court Roxbury, Mass. llelene . . . her shy lnanner and earliest ways have endeared her to all her classmates . . . in constant readiness to help others . . . another of the Mission contingent at F. NV. VVo0l- worth 's , . . the loss of her wallet in the Muddy River is a never-to-be-for gotten ineinory for Ilelene. RICHARD B. McCARTHY 20 McGreevey Way Roxbury, Mass. Actions speak louder than words in l7iek's case . . . works at Children 's llospital . . . football 3, 4 . . . Varsity Vlub 4 . . . Minstrel 4 . . . Mission Voices editor . . . class ottieer 3 . . . talented in art and writing . . . ex- pects to be a teacher. JEAN F. MCCARTHY 1558 Tremont St. Roxbury, Mass. .lean 's loyalty was established by her three faithful years as a member of the tilee Club . . . loves to sing . . . spends her spare time cooking . . . who wouldn't want a secretary with all these attributes plus Mission train- ing in commercial subjects? JOSEPH T. McDERMO'I'I' 8 Benson St. Brighton, Mass. The world will receive his talent with open arms . . . good natured 'tJoe ardent sports fan . . . Hcholph 2, 3 . . . Spur associate editor 4 . . . Min- , strel Show 4 . . . going to B.C. with thelrest of the men.

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MARILYN J. LIQNNY JOHN T. MacDOUGALL CLAIRE M. MacDONALD 73 Smith St. Roxbury. Mass. 18 Kempton St. Roxbury, Mass. 20 Delle Ave. Roxbury, Mass. Mal . . . lmslietlulll IL . . . l'lI't'Ill'll Irish . . . woiiiiiit-i'l-i:ilite . . . niein- Maul . . . mir Yoiees eflitur is li Vlnlv Il . . . llglmftt t'onin1ittee 4 . . . her nt' the lieniptons . . . quiet lint IPl1'1lSlllg4'4lllllVlIl2ltlOIl of lnrnins,el1gir111 shining lilunlle hair :ln-l lillll' eyes . . . fI'il'I1'll4Y . . . Blue' is :i regulzir nttenfl- Hlvl W'VSfllllltY - - - il whiz ill tflllllg reniziins iiiizitfevtwl lvlv ln-r Impiil:i1'ity :int :lt :ull Nlissir1n's spui'tseVel1is . . . . . lislierette 2, 3, 4 . . . llUNVllllg 4 :intl guml looks . . . lPl'l'NL'llI7IPlillllllll' one wt' mir inzlny future lllt'l'll1lIllt'S. .. . . . l'ilntt-'s lluiigliti-r 4 . . . lfvlwlpli stnlll-nt . . . t'ntnrl'--vllzvil-lit Iwivzitm- wvrlis Inirttiine :ls in swlu jerk in stzill' 4 . . , wlietlier :i nurse or :i seen-tziry. lliigln-sit-s's. swrilw. Vluire will he :in outstxinfling ULANS 1952 bl1k'l'L'F5. -8 x WILLIAM MacLELLAN LORETTA M. MacPI-IERSON 49 Dracut St. Dorchester, Mass. 213 Boylston St. Jamaica Plain, Mass. There :ire soldiers hy the tlioiisxinils lftsyl, . . . quiet :intl multi-rgitive , , , hut only one lin-ner:il . . . one of jfiinefl .lnlie :intl l':it in regular :it- Yirgil's zirtlent t'ull4m't-rs . seen :it sports events . . . eoiiveiitrnte his tallents in th profession. BEVY OF BELLES . . . . . zilwxiys ten-lzlnve :lt Mission nluiiws . . . has llopes to elif-erm-ll lllllllf' patients nn to health e printing at the Briglniin Ilosiviinl hy her coin- forting uizlnner . . . will nizilse ai uioflel secretary. Cheerleaders and a row of spenators at one of the W'hite Stadium games make this . . . well, pretty as a picture. ,nl CORNELIUS V. MAHONEY 4 Folsom Ave. Roxbury, Mass. .Xnihitions Moe wzints to he :i svliool tezielier . . . plans on TL'1H'llQI S College . . . regular eontrihutor to Mission Voires . . . poeins :in-l essays . . . foothzill 3, 4 . . . 'lt-halting 3 . . . Yl1'IlI.lllZL'fl hy Big Mike in min- strel 4 . . . Varsity Cluh 4 . . . hates those Monday mornings. I Y 4 l

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AT YOUR SERVICE . . . Fran Curran at the new IBM, Pat Flynn at the dictaphone and Mary Connor at the adding machine display some of the Commercial de- partment's facilities for the camera. ANN E. McGILLICUDDY 49 Tobin Court Roxbury, Mass. Ann's sparkling personality and win- ning suiile, coupled with impeccable manners make her a perfect Miss Mission . . . faithful follower of baseball . . . C.S.M.C .... Spanish Club 2 . . . a future secretary whose Capability and charm will stand her in good stead. JOHN MCVEIGH 52 Delle Ave. Roxbury, Mass. Pete , an accomplished musician and sports fan . . . works as a lab assistant . . . Minstrel 4 . . . dislikes getting up for school in the morning . . . intends to be a cheinical engineer after couipletion of l1is studies at Northeastern l'niv4-rsity. Q 1 4 SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD are Seniors Kay O'Neill, Mary Valentine, Barbara Roche, Marianne Peterson, Dorothy Hughes and Julia Crehan. S .1 fy,- an U DOROTHY A. McGOWAN 218 Parker Hill Ave. Roxbury, Mass. Dotty . . . humor plus personality ROBERT P. McLEAN Roxbury, Mass. 656 Huntington Ave. lf silence always brings friendship, Bob will never be at a loss for friends stamp Dotty as an all-time favorite at . . . aspires to be a lithographcr , , , Mission . . . l'shcrctte Ii, 4 . . . French t7.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Stamp Club l Club oflicer 3 . . . Dance Committee . . . flashing blades uiake him a top hockey player. MARIE J. MCMANUS 10 Cherokee St. Roxbury, Mass. Mac 's loyalty to Mission is un- questioned by those who know her generous spirit . . . L'sherettes 2, ll, captain 4 . . . Ulee Club ZZ, 3, presi- dent 4 . . . Pilate 's Daughter 4 . . . Sodality -1 . . . C.S.M.C .... collects records in her spare tiuie. 4 . . . Uratory 4 . . . attended all of Mission 's activities . . . with talking as a favorite pastime, Dotty will inake a perfect receptionist. HAROLD F. MELIA 29 Delle Ave. Roxbury, Mass. ' ' llarry ' ' is the answer to any coach 's prayers . . . football l, 2, 3, 4, All- Vatholic end 3, 4 . . . basketball l . . . baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Scholastic pitcher 2, 3, 4 . . . does not limit his talents to the sports field . . . class president 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Grand Knight 4 . . . his selection as Mission 's most all around boy is a sure sign of his popularity. fall viirr as ' if i' ' '7 ' 1 I-iv lffwq at li