Monsignor Coyle High School - Review Yearbook (Taunton, MA)

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QZSQZHZEIZ Alexander, Harry Bagge, Richard Baptista, James Barbeau, Normand Barry, Ambrose Benoit, Paul Blain, Lawrence Bourque. Joseph Boyle, james Brennan, Edmund Brennan, Robert Breene, Victor Burke, james Burns, Walter Butler, Carleton Calvey, Emmett Cappinus, Joseph Caron, Louis Carter. Arthur Charbonneau, Willi Charves, John am WALTER SCANLON, President CHARLES GARDELLA, Secretary ,IOSEPH FOURNIER, Treasurer Cinqmars, Stephen Cleary, Vincent Coady, Francis Coughlin, Francis Creamer, James - Crowley, William Czaya. Frank Dahoney. Henry Davis, Edward Day, joseph Dennen, Thomas Dignon, Richard Donahue. Edward M. Dowd, Arthur Dutra. Edward Flannery, Charles Flynn, Thomas Fournier, Joseph Friary, Edward Cardella, Charles Cranfield, Thomas Creany, John Gregg, Edward Haggerty, Edward Herlihy, Paul Hurley, William Lottie, Arthur McDonald, Thomas McGuire, Thomas McMann, Ray McNamara, John Maloney, Robert Marcotte, Roger Martin, George Masterson, Patrick Medieros, joseph Mello, John Menard, Robert Mitton, Roy Muldoon, John Mulhern, Paul Murphy, Leo Piche, Roland Pidgeon, Robert Pomeroy, John Powers, Robert Price, james Quegan, Leo Quigley, Robert Rapoza, john Riendeau, Maurice Ryan, Robert Ryley, John Scanlon, Walter Smith, Robert Spearin, Everrett Steele, William Stone, john Sullivan, John Thigpen. Robert Twiss, Francis Webster, Donald Yelle, Raymond Page fifteen

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onofz 'zoufz Standing: back row, l. r.: John O'Neill, Stephen Collins, Edward Donahue, Joseph lVlcAlcon, Bernard Fitzpatrick, William Lamb, John Charves. Standing: second row, l. r.: John Denehey, Thomas Costello, john Keating, john Gray, Der- mod Dalton, James F. McCarthy, John Carroll. Sitting, l. r.: John Greany, Victor Breene, Thomas McDonald, joseph Muldoon, Joseph Four- nier, George Mahoney. N most schools only the athletes receive monograms. The honor students who are of greater credit to the school, go unacknowledged. At Coyle, however, this condi- tion has been remedied by the formation of an Honor Club. Only those students who have at least forty credits by the end of the fourth marking period are entitled to mem- bership in this club. With his membership the student receives a monogram-differing from those of the athletes-as a reward for proficiency in his studies. Of significant moment, it is interesting to note that many of the members of this year's club are men who engaged in several extra-curricular activities. Page seventeen