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

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INDUSTRY ON KEYS is displayed by typists Tom Sacramona, Pat Buckley, Tom Coyne, Jim Crowley and Dick Comeau. WHO STOPPED THE MUSIC for Mary Irving, Sister Agelia, Marie McManus, Mary Houghton and Esther Prendergast? 'Nl Q 5 ,gy 'sq -1 'uf ., ,Nu 3' Q ,. '- e i-fiesta, 'iq' MARION F. THOMPSON 48 Hillside St. Roxbury, Mass. Meg . . . lll'l' :wtivlty list shows lltl' ve1'sz1tility . . . lP1':111111t11' Vlull l . ..lil1:1-I'l11l12 . . . l'Slli'l'L'IlL' 2, 11, 4 . . . illl 1'x111-1'ie111'1-'l slmlnluer 2lll1l ol1f those e111'l:1l1le l1:1ts . . . tl1:1t short ll2lll'l'llt Zlllll big Sllllllj will i'llIll'll1 lllfl' frienfls ut T.l.'. WILLIAM J. SWAN 172 St. Alphonsus St. Roxbury, Mass. '4Bucky . . . quiet . . . friendly to :1ll . . . dislikes wise guys . . . Buek is active ill :1ll sehool activities . . . l1:1sel1:1ll l, 2, Ji, 4 . . . lmsketlmll 2 . . . footlmll I5 . . . lJ:1nee C0lI1IlllttCt' 00-el1:1irn111n 4. CAROLE L. TRAVERS 1-B Worthington St. Roxbury, Mass. 'l':1ll, 2lItl'2ll'llYL', l1l'lllll'ltC of -415, wl10 lives to cook llllll write letters . . . Voc-ution Club 2 . . . C.S.M.C. . . . IvSllL'I'CttCS 3, 4 . . . Girls, bewz1re!'7 is l'2ll'0lUiS fuvorite Silflllg . . . :unbi- Il0ll-ll0llSl'Wll'C. RONALD M. SYKES 74 Brainerd Road Allston, Mass. I11 tl1e 0Il0 yeur Ronnie l1:1s spent ut Mission, he l1:1s g:1ine1l enough friends to last :1 lifetime . . . jolly and carefree, he is il must at any so- ei:1l gathering . . . b:1sl1etb:1ll 4 . . . Minstrel 4 . . . l.:1v0isier I 3 ? ' plans to :1tten1l Boston College. MARY A. VALENTINE 6 Elven Road Roslindale, Mass. ' ' lluppy go lucky is o11r Y:1l . . . :1 llyllilllltj of energy . . . possesses Fl rieli sense of lllllll0l' . . . basketball l, 2 . . . French Cluh 3 .... X uxilium Iiillllllllll l . . . a1iu1s to be il sports C0lllIJl0lllIll0I'. DAVID E. WALLACE 24 Sunset St. Roxbury, Mass. All the worl1l's 51 stage to Dave . . . and he likeul to lve right in the lnimlflle of its action . . . Boston Cath- olic Theatre Guild . . .tlrauiuties 3, 4 . . . Radio Workshop . . . Echolph 3, 2 4 . . . Stump Club . . . llnnee Commit- tee . . . expects to enter Staley College 111111 follow up mlruunities 111141 rzulio.

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ADDING MACHINE EXPERTS fbelowj . . . Ann Foley, Mary Sullivan and Regina Hunt could help Uncle Sam iron out his financial problems. frighfj TICKETS FOR SPEEDING . . . Louise Wright, Agnes Paivo and V ll ,. .',l ,. I, ,.'C,,., X 1,,,,, DZ,--,, C-I-..- if 1 DOROTHY A, SULLIVAN JAMES F. SHEA MARY SULLIVAN 127 McGreevcy Way Roxbury, Mass. - 9 Mission St. Roxbury, Mass- 74 Ward St. Roxbury, Mass Dotty gxlllliiil 11il111'io11x wit 1111s C114 -lllll 're 11 151111-t 1'L'tl'llt'Iltl w11111111s plenty Mary . . . 1111101 14111111-1':1ti1111 . . . lwrigllt livt-11011 Illilllf' uf o111' bus 1'i11us11s wcll 111' :11111vitiu11 . . . works 11s I1 lllllSl'llt'l' smile 111111 si111'1-1'1- lllilllllltl' Illilllt' 111r 11s 11111ki11g 1111 0t111'1'wisc 111111 tlilf' in 211 1515111011 l30Wl1Hl1'011ll' - - - 112150111111 tops 111 41' . . . l'lljtlIVt'Il skating 11111 the l'l21SS1'00II1 11111111 1n'ig11t1-1' . . . 3 - - - WIIIIYS to 110 21 W1'l'l01' 01' H11 211110 4ltlI1L'l1lg . . . with 1111 tllcsv llllflllll s 111'f1c11t sports f:111 . . . Q11joys 11 stroll ll1L'Clllllllt' . . . 'AI-111 :1t't1'r 11411111 21 Mary will 111:1kc Il to11f11ot1-11 nurse . up the 11111-1101 lies her spec-1111 inter- week. NcVe1'l est . . . s111'1'-tire :11c'1'0ss 111 1Ylliltl'VL'l' S1111 llll1lt'l'l2lliL'5. PATRICIA A. SULLIVAN- GEORGE T. STANTON ' . ' ' . . R xbur Mass JOSEPH M- SMOLINSKY 13,F1iT3'iiifit 11,1Jffflffi11Illilffl21lflafff flflfgifi . . . 11ZIIQ11s1x1 127.McGreevey Way Roxbury' Mass' ll c11p:1111c 511C1lliL'l' . . . xwmott-11 :11'11v11t1v sp:1rk'p111g of the t'u11tlw111l to11111 . .100 s cl11111t l'U11l4l wt-11 110, llz1pl1y I I I I I I I I' I um I' from mm I.m fIIlI0-.. - . i tor 511.115 ...,I 1 111111-ml 111't1x'1t11-s would like to 111' 21 1'o111'l1 . . . 11sl11r nlmlw UWM' with H hlmmmlw Wnmrk s111'11 11s 1ir+s:11'y llllllb 12. Zi, 1-1111111111111 4 :lt 1'l:1z11 '1j111':1t1'1' . . . fmrtlmll 1, ' I . Unmhimi 111,505 him I I . fuoumll . . vlllillllill lllllll 2 111111 l'll'L'l1t'lI llllllr 23, 4 . . . Xllfhltf' 111111 51, 4 . . . clus I ' . climb Umwr 2 ' . ' Mimtwl 4 . . N11Yf'.l1L'l't' 51111 1-111111-Q, 1111111-r 1, 2, I1 . . . 5llll'l'l'L' 111111 111111 tions . . . 1101-1'1'1's 21 lot of 1-101 111t11r1-sta-11 lll sports 111111 11111si1'. ULAX! - C? fl 1952 1 IQ' JM

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-'F x ANNE L. WALL 42 St. john St. Jamaica Plain, Mass. Admiration for the F.B.I. has molded Anne is ambition for a career along the same lines . . . spends hours at Co- Ed . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Pilate 's Daughter 4 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Spur 4 . . . quietly efficient Anne made herself helpful to the yearbook 1' LOUISE M. WRIGHT 12 Burney St. Roxbury, Mass. Louise . . . her heart rivals her golden hair . . . C.S.M.C .... Camera Club 2 . . . never lets an opportunity for do- ing good pass unfulfilled . . . sweet nature will charm everyone who meets her when she becomes a private sec- retary. by handling finances. FRANCIS J. WALSH 218 Parker Hill Ave. Roxbury, Mass. Frank is zealous but modest . . . Echolph's excellent editor of sports . . . scads of freckles and flaming red hair topped off by a magnetic smile made him a familiar figure among the student body . . . reported sports sta- tistics throughout the year . . . Echolph 3, co-editor 4 . . . soda jerk of ques- tionable parts. EDWARD J. WOLLENT 60 Whitney St. Roxbury, Mass. 'f Ed . . . a merry heart makes for a cheerful countenance . . . hopes to be an engineer . . . life would have been perfect without physics . . . works in the Boston Public Library in his spare time . . . will attend Mass. Maritime Academy after graduation. 6-T MEMURIA TIQNICAMVS To live i11 the hearts ot' those we leave Is not to die, but sleep. And realizing this, ours is not to grieve, lint to l'L'1llL'lllliL'l', not weep. To remembei' those who with us went As friends, until Hull did call: Their lllQIllUl'-V will not he spent, Though the sands of time will fall. ll'homu.w .lllllifll-Nl ANN T. DEVENEY Died-November 2, 1951 MICHAEL K. COLLINS Died-May 23, 1951 WHATS THE JOKE? ask Senior A Girls of chem teacher Sister Almira. All concerned seemed to enjoy whatever it is.