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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1945 volume:

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' lf 'i Ep ,2. + if S 3 rl-IIB cn le Review EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Robert Simpson MANAGING EDITOR: Alan Fitzgerald ASSISTANT EDITORS: Iarnes Martin, William Minardi BUSINESS MANAGERS: William Ellis, Edward Mooney ADVERTISING MANAGERS: Iames I.. Cote, Raymoiid Chamberlarid ART EDITORS: Daniel I. Shea, Robert Prairie, Dominick Zolnoski PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF MONSIGNOR IAMES COYLE HIGH SCHOOL OF TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS -4 Co 9 ,fix 5 E 'Pa NW? ea' 'K as :pix I :ji , 'G i 15 z 4:iZ:? x, 5 gif ey A ,Z-J -xx. . vi 4-ff' ssqxi f , '.,,l,5zif N dedicllfinn To the lumni. . . who in peace and war are worthily serving God and Flag and Home My country's flag, emblem of peace with honor, Unfurled to War that all men may be free, ln peace and War, our trust in God undaunted With confidence We raise our hearts to thee. For strong and fearless are our gallant heroes, O'er land and sea their banners greet the sky, In undimmed glory spread across the heavens, Truth, liberty, and home cannot die. Although at honor's call We pledge our heart's blood To flag and country on the fields of fame, Another cause, more sacred than the home-land Must fire our souls with its consuming flame. The Godless state! A ship Without a rudder- A cause that fails to reach the inmost soul! For God and Flag and Home must be our watchword That victory become a worthy goal. M. Ernest Wilson I 'x .1 To the Graduating Class of 1945: Now you have reached a milestone in the perfection of your spiritual, mental and physical development for God, and country. Yours is a great task. May you fulfill it graciously and meri- toriously. May this pictorial review bring memories of gaiety, hard work and the spirit of activity of your high school life. May your ingress into life be glorious, but your arrival at the home of God even more triumphant. Editor-in-Chief Robert Simpson dministratinn mu 9 450 + 64? X6 fo WLM sv Q, 4755532 . 1mmwwuwwwww iMww m Ma' A 'X I The Must Hvvvrrnd lumes l. lfunnully, ll.Il., Il. Sr. H Bishnp nf Mylasa Unudjulur to tha- liishnp nf Fall Rivvr l'nns-:unrated May 24, i945 Thu' llvwrvnd Edward I. linrmaln, 5. T. ll., Suprrinlrndvnl ni lliurvsaln Svhlmls MA. 000 AB I B! QP ! ! 4, Q -fl 'N ls a as The Rvvvrl-nd lluynmnd ll. lluurguin, 5. T. ll., MA Prinripul vw fa WW WH IHWIWWW -sw + Y WMP 45 vu Q ff ,,, qv Brnther Richard, l7.S.C., ILS. eg I 00 Vive Principal In MM in MM 6 Q el 'Q 9 'V ls 4' 454' M 's Il' Faculty I AAA .ALA f CX Xi ! A X , x rv-Dk JgfL' hjyfga--x K- '+L-A' Azgifll .. ...x gl. ..2k... UN -As ,gf --.X-Q NLS I-gg- -Zg, .1-Q... 1 A Ax IN y Q . I -fC.Z.J- x W. f 'if X6 006 WR Q5 Ill sv .Q 5 5, im? 4. 9? xv' Brother Harold, C.S.C., A.B. Mathematics. . .Spanish Brother Theophilus, C.S Latin. . .Religion Brother Joel, C.S.C., A.B. History. . .French 5 E Brother Sigismund, C.S.C., I-LB. Commerce. . .Re1igion. . .Library Brother Ralph, C.S.C., I-LB. French...Re1igion Junior Class Sponsor...Yearbook Adviser XKY- 00 SV fix Q' 45? P 864' K .,s 1 L1 Brother Casper, C.S.C., A.B History.. . Religion Sophomore Class Sponsor Q 00 9' ,fix Q' N ,-V 5 . 'S 4545 HP do ' 'Nl 9 www 'li C N' l Brother Aquinas, C.S.C., A.B. English. . .Biology Director' of-Music Brother Donatus, C.S.C., A.B. English. . . Religion. . . Dramatics. . .Oratory Brother Roland, C.S.C., I-LB. g Religion. . .English. . .Freshman Sponsor Faculty Manager of Athletics Brother Malchus, C.S.C., I-LB. Algebra. . .Science Brother Pacificus, C.S.C., I-LB. Latin. . .Eng1ish. . . Religion Warrior Adviser gi- 00 me ' 9 , if J' E , MN ,- mb sf 'li Brother Johann, C.S.C., B.S Science fv 9 W 45 wr ,,, ie fr YW! Brother Callistus, C.S.C., I-LB. English. . .Religion fi Brother Fx-anciscus, C.S.C., I-LB English. . .Religion . .Latin Mr. James J. Burns, C.A. Commerce...Director of Athletics Seniors '45 enior Class llfficers ROGER L. PRAIRIE President DOMINICK J. ZOLNOSKI WILLIAM R. MINARDI Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer 9900 ' ZIWWIW 1 5 'WMHHWWLUWQWHHHENHHH 0 vw L 'E mu ' P SENIOR CLASS MICHAEL ANNUNZIATO Classical 108 Tremont Street Taunton Honor Group, 3, 45 Band, 1, 2, 3, 47 Band Monogram, 4, Music Lyre Award, Review, 43 Glee Club, lp Archery, 37 Orchestra, 4. Studious .... conscientious .... favorite subject-physics .... always on time .... dependable .... at present is attending St. Charles College, Catonsville, Maryland. I . RALPH BARNES General 195 Dover Street Fall River Ralph came to Coyle in his lunior year .... a booster of all Coyle ac- tivities .... a quiet student .... friendly and good natured. GEORGE RAYMOND BERNARD Classical 33 Snell Street Fall River Honor Group, 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Monogram, 2, 3, 4, Review, 3, 4, Warrior, 3, 45 Archery Club, 37 Dance Committee, 4. Actif et energique .... raconteur of many yarns .... a Fall River boy with blond hair, blue eyes, and a winning smile .... executive type .... a real student .... school reporter for Fall River paper .... active member of the Review staff .... archery enthusiast .... will enter Harvard in the Fall. DONALD BOWKER Commercial 7 Howell Street Taunton Favorite subject-bookkeeping .... Future-U. S. Navy. Cordial .... good natured .... boyish smile .... brush haircut always. Page twenty 2, 1945 REVIEW CARLTON A. CARON 302 Middleboro Avenue Varsity Football, 2, 3, 45 Football monogram, 45 Varsity Baseball, 35 Honor Group, 45 lntramural athletics 1, 2, 35 Favorite subject-book- keeping5 Future-Notre Dame-accountant. Ouiet .... diligent .... energetic .... punctilious. RALPH CHAMBERS 1760 West Street Witty, friendly and sociable Ralph was the operator of the Frontier Bus before he was called to service ..., easy going manner .... Witty .... friendly. Commercial Taunton NORMAN CARREAUX General 546 Bay Street Taunton Dance Committee, 3, 4. Short, chubby, blond from Whittenton .... an ardent sport devotee .... industrious worker .... likeable and popular. RAYMOND CHAMBERLAND General 14 Kelley Street Taunton Football Mgr. 3, 45 Basketball Mgr, 3, 45 Baseball Mgr., 3, 45 Monogram Baseball, 3, 45 Monogram Football, 45 Monogram Basketball, 45 Band, l, 25 Warrior, 15 Spring Reveille, 15 Dance Committee, 35 Chairman, 45 Yearbook, 35 Advertising Mgr., 4. Plans further study .... Sports find a true friend in Ray .... takes active part in class activities .... always willing to lend a hand .... liked by everyone .... cheerful .... a gentleman. General Mansfield Page twenty-one IOHN COLEMAN 34 Western Street ' Brockton Basketball, 1, 25 Honor ,Group, 1, 2, 3, Amiable .... good-natured .... alert .... earnest .... companionable .... Iohn came to Coyle as a sophomore .... favorite subject is English .... Future-U. S. Navy .... Holy Cross College. DANIEL I. CONNORS 224 Washington Street Manager of Athletics, l, 25 Dance Committee, 4. Quiet and reserved .... active inatrmuralite .... good worker .... reliable .... seen at score board. Page twenty-two SENIOR CLASS FREDERICK W. CHAPMAN Classical 8 Mason Street Taunton Honor Group, 1, 2, 3, 4, Warrior, 2, 3, 45 Review, 3, 47 Dance Committee, 45 Varsity Football, 3. Studious .... journalist .... always on the job .... typical Coyle student .... quiet and tactful .... a hard spirited worker .... reliable and dependable. Classical Classical Taunton WILLIAM CONROY Science 40 Cedar Street Taunton Coyle Warrior, 4, Review, 3, 45 Declamation, 1, 2. Good natured .... sociable .... witty .... always ready with a humorous remark .... good student. 'I 9 4 5 R E V I E W CHARLES HENRY coseieovia Classical 48 Bond Street Review, 45 Warrior, 4. Came to Coyle in his junior year .... cheerful and obliging .... tun loving .... U. S. Coast Guard. GERALD CYR 4OO Washington Street Taunton Dramatics, 1, Warrior Staff, lg Yearbook, 1, 45 Decorator's Club, 1, 2, Dance Committee, 4. Friendly .... neat .... dependable .... enjoys French .... un garcon de taille moyenne et bien bati ..., chauffeur for the Review Staff .... plans further study. Fall River JAMES L. COTE Science 74 Summerfield Street Fall River Dance Committee, 4, Football, 4, Advertising Manager of Review, 4. Man with a beaming smile .... believer in Ufestina lente policy .... likes to eat .... takes things as they come. HAROLD CREEDEN General 67 Draper Avenue Mansfield Spring Reveille , 15 Dance Committee, 4. Proud of home town .... activities at home kept him from participating in school activities .... witty and cheerful. Commercial Page twenty-three SENIOR CLASS EVERETT DEEHAN General 873 Crescent Street Brockton Honor Group, 3, 4, Yearbook, 4. Deehan came to Coyle as a lunior .... an excellent student .... dependable and reliable .... good worker .... popular .... mathematical mind .... U. S. Navy. Del..lSl.E Science 35 Iackson Street Taunton Freshman Basketball, lg Spring Reveille, lg Declamation, l, 2, Or- chestra, 4. Cheerful .... willing helper .... plans further study. ROBERT DENNEN General 6 Briggs Street Taunton Band, 1, Yearbook, 4. Quiet, conscientious .... friendly .... future career .... U. S. Navy. ARTHUR DESMARAIS General 127 Pearce Street Fall River Baseball, 3, 4, Baseball Monogram, 3, 4, Dance Committee, 3, 4, Spring Reveillef' l. An athlete and socialite .... affable and friendly .... generous and loyal .... authority on les affairs de coeur. Page twenty-four 1945 REVIEW WILLIAM C. DONAHUE General 28 Palmer Street Somerset Varsity Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Monogram, 3, 4, Sec.-Treasurer, 35 Warrior lg Review, 45 Dance Committee, 3, 4. Ambassador of Somerset .... good student .... conscientious .... Powerful tackle .... serious minded .... lover of adventure ..., witty .... booming laugh. WILLIAM D. DONAHUE 35 Mechanic Street intricacies of Latin. .1 An aggressive guard .... friendly .... genial personality .... an authority on major sports .... plans further study at Holy Cross. Classical North Easton William D. came to Coyle in his senior year .... our foremost Man of letters .... conscientious .... zealous and neighborly .... an admirer of the THOMAS E. DONELAN General 47 Harrison Street Taunton Varsity football, 2, 3, 45 Athletic monogram, 3, 4, Honor Group, 25 Oratory, 3, Declamation, 1, Camera Club, 47 Band, lp Warrior, 4. EDWARD DONNELLY Commercial 12 Bryant Street Taunton Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Monogram, 4. Confined his athletic abilities to Basketball .... friendly and cheerful. Page twenty-Five SENIOR CLASS IOSEPH F. DORAN Science 27 Hood Street Fall River Dance Committee, 41 Assistant Chairman, 45 Stage Technician, 4. Tranquille et paisable are words which describe Doran .... good stu dent .... conscientious .... big hearted .... always ready to render service... mathematical mind. l IOSEPH E. DUFFY General 40 Richmond Street Fall River Witty and friendly .... one of the many Fall River boys who knows every inch of Route 138 .... because too many interests at home demanded his services immediately after school, Ioe was unable to participate in school activities .... ambition is to travel. EDWARD DUGAN Science 12 Lawrence Street Taunton Like his brother Tom, Edward was reserved though not shy .... well mannered .... industrious. WILLIAM ELLIS General 65 First Street Taunton view Business Manager, 4. Devoue et genereux .... kindhearted and eager to please .... reliable .... generally seen selling tickets .... wellmannered .... conscientious worker .... U. S. Navy. - F Page twenty-six f .-... Band, 1, 25 Dance Committee, 3, 4, Spring Reveille, lg Review, 35 Re- 1945 REVIEW JOSEPH L. EMORD Classical 36 Patterson Avenue Brockton Drum Major, 3, 45 Band Monogram, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Athletic Mono- gram, 4. A smooth dresser...a perfect gentleman .... genial personality .... friendly smile .... conscientious .... IOE clicks with everybody. THOMAS FAULKNER Classical 16 High Street Taunton Football, 2, 3, 4. Quiet of mien .... reserved though not shy .... a faithful and loyal friend. RICHARD FLANNERY Commercial ll lngell Avenue Taunton Decorator's Club, 1, 25 Dance Committee, 4, Honor Group, 2. Entre nous, altho' in stature the shortest senior of his class, Flannery is big hearted .... capable .... courteous .... sociable .... always ready to give a helping hand. RAYMOND GENDRON General 367 Ames Street Fall River Honor Group, 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Monogram, 2, Coyle Review, 45 Dance Committee, 4, Decorator's Club, 1, 2. Stage Hand and Prompter for many Coyle plays .... friendly and affable .... a devotee of Spanish .... The conversationalist .... eager to expound and justify his insights and impressions ..... plans further study. Page twenty-seven DAVID HARRIGAN 32 Sumner Street Band, 1, 27 Spring Reveille, 1. David est un grand homme .... six pieds-trois pouces .... good natured .... easy going .... well mannered. LOUIS HEHER 6 No. Pleasant Street Poster Club, 2, 3, 43 Review, 3, 4. Reticent .... good-natured .... ambitious .... earnest .... Clever at drawing .... many of his sketches are to be found in the Review .... calm in dis- position .... friendly. Page twenty-eight SENIOR CLASS LAWRENCE GRISE General R.F.D. Box 129 Mansfield Conscientious .... studious .... Grise entered Coyle as a lunior .... Made many friends .... cheerful in disposition .... kind and energetic .... U. S. Navy. Science Taunton Commercial Taunton I IOHN HOLDEN Classical 722 North Main Street Fall River Though Iohn came to Coyle in his senior year he is no stranger to the Coylites .... Oak Bluffs was the acquaintance center .... industrious .... cheerful .... foe plans further study. 1945 REVIEW WILLIAM HOYLE 533 Highland Avenue Honor Group, l, 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Monogram, 35 Warrior, l, 25 Photo- graphy Club, 25 Band Review, 2, Archery Club, 3. A science enthusiast .... good student .... immaculate in attire .... friendly and cheerful. THOMAS F. KEARNEY 46 Snell Street Thomas possesses a spontaneous laugh .... a defender of Brockton .... lively and good humored. Science Fall River IOSEPH T. HURLEY Classical 655 Rock Street Fall River Honor Group, l, 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Monogram, l, 2, 3, 45 Declamation, Medal, 1, 25 Oratory, 3, 4, Oratory Medal, 35 Silver Medal, 47 Dramat- ics, lg Warrior, l, 2, 3, 4, Warrior Editor, 45 Review, 4. Editor of the Warrior .... un grand esprit de travaille .... Exegit monu- mentum aere perennius ..,. a high respect for every one .... with a pre- dilection for the less favored .... commanding the esteem of every class- mate. JOSEPH KAVANAUGH General 65 Belcher Avenue Brockton Honor Group, 2, Dance Committee, 45 Review, 4. A sincere and loyal friend .... a conscientious student .... refined and a good companion .... fond of discussions .... amusing chuckle .... always neat .... plans to enter the business world. Commercial Brockton Page twenty-nine SENIOR CLASS JOHN SPENCER KELLEY, lr. Classical 25 Bella Vista Avenue Mansfield Honor Group, l, 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Monogram, 2, 3, 4, Debate, 2, Imaginary Invalid , 4, Declamation, 2g Oratory, 3, 45 Bronze Medal for Oratory, 4, Varsity Baseball, 3, 4, Orchestra, 4, Senior Class Orator. Most versatile member of the class .... admired by all .... modest and reserved .... musically inclined favorite subject chemistry .... fond of calling others gentlemen and Scholars , but fills role better himself. CHARLES KENT Classical 44 Snell Street Brockton Oratory, 45 Dance Committee, 4, The Tempest , 2, Imaginary In- valid , 4, Our Girls , 45 Dramatics, 2, 4, Band, 2, Review, 3, Honor Group, 2, 3, 4. Retiring, earnest, capable .... came to Coyle as a Sophomore .... Though a little shy he was actif et pratique .... Sincere in work and play. JOHN KILEY General 331 Middle Street Fall River Our chubby and robust Fall River representative is argumentative in political and social matters .... easy going .... unruffled by difficulties or duties. OSCAR LAMOUREUX 20 South Street Page thirty Dance Committee, 4, Camera Club, 1. Commercial Taunton Connaisseur of clothing .... perfect gentleman .... cheerful and friendly 1945 REVIEW IOHN LEONARD Science 7 Clarence Avenue Taunton Varsity Football, 3, 4, Athletic Monogram, 4, Honor Group, l, 2, 3, 45 Warrior, 3. Mercury heeled .... studious .... seeker of truth .... popular .... placid per- sonality .... deeply interested in American and English literature. DONALD LEVESOUE Science 66 Broadway Taunton Band, 3, 47 Band Monogram, 45 Music Lyre Award. quiet and reserved. 1 13 Alger Street Taunton Varsity Baseball, 4, Baseball Monogram, 4. a Whittenton commuter. Music enthusiast .... Coyle's best trombone player .... likeable personality .... LEO LUCEY Classical Class President, lg Honor Group, 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Monogram, 27 A true student .... reserved .... ardent baseball player .... good natured .... EDWARD C. LYNCH Science 360 High Street Somerset Dance Committee, 4, Warrior, 1. Sociable .... Entertaining .... an artist of the keyboard .... made many pep sessions successful .... lucky number-four hundred. l Page thirty-one SENIOR CLASS RICHARD MAGHERY General 278 Cohannet Street Taunton Football, 3, 47 Football Monogram, 3, 4. His little vehicle often picked up last minute comrades .... a good athlete. IOSEPH l. MAGSAMEN Classical School Street Rehoboth Honor Group, 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Monogram, 3, 47 Coyle Review, 4, Warrior, 15 Debate, 1, 25 Declamation, 1, 2, Declamation Medal, 1, 25 Oratory, 3, 4, Oratory Gold Medal, 3, 4, Dramatics, 3, Imaginary Invalid , 4. Joe came here from the city of Brotherly Love .... is our renowned actor and orator .... possessor of a real furor loquendi .... cheerful .... spends much time worrying about exams .... future career is medicine. JOHN F. MARTIN General 26 Walnut Street Taunton Dance Committee, 3, 4, Spring Reveille, 1, Review, 4. Caractere gai .... witty mind .... always ready with a snappy comeback .... booming laugh .... youngest senior in age....triend1y and obliging.... pet peeve is the 8th period....neat. VITO I. MAZZARINO Commercial 22 Chilson Avenue Mansfield Review, 4, Dance Committee, 4. Vito is our Mansfield Bus driver .... toujours a'l'heure is Vito's motto .... got more sleep than anyone else at school .... liked history arguments. Page thirty-two 1945 REVIEW ROBERT MILOT lOl7 Stafford Road Baseball, 4. Hockey fan .... especially Montreal .... brain of Chemistry class .... quiet and reserved .... faithful baseball catcher. IAMES E. MURPHY 42 Buffington Street Honor Group, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball, 35 Baseball Monogram, 35 Dance Committee, 45 U. S. Army. Wings .... Quiet .... whiz in outfield .... prominent in social affairs in school and home town .... cheerful. General Fall River WILLIAM R. MINARDI Commercial 42 Wales Street Taunton Honor Group, 3, 45 Scholastic, 3, 45 Assistant Editor of Review, 45 Dance Committee, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 4. Everybody's friend .... a real leader .... most diligent .... friendly .... cheer- ful .... thoughtful .... entered Coyle as a lunior .... U. S. Coast Guard. EDWARD C. MONARCH Classical 649 Second Street Fall River Spring Reveille, 1, Dance Committee, 4. Genial .... lanky .... suave .... good student .... capable .... always willing to help. General Fall River Pa ge th i rty-three JOHN MCCARRON Commercial 50 Pine Street Varsity Baseball, 3, 45 Athletic Monogram 3, 45 Dance Committee, 4. Friendly and quiet ..... talented in baseball and basketball .... likes French classes. ROBERT AMCCLELLAN General 24 Washington Street Taunton Spring Reveille , lp Dance Committee, 35 Review, 3. Friendly .... always neat .... always ready to give aid. Page thirty-tour SENIOR CLASS FRANCIS W. MCALOON Classical 3 Bliss Street Taunton Dance Committee, 45 Honor Group, 3, 45 Review Staff, 4. Busy student .... reserved .... favorite subject-Latin .... leans to the media cal profession. Taunton JOSEPH MCDONALD General 582 Walnut Street Fall River A quiet student from the Mill City .... a booster of all Coyle activities .... duties at home kept him from participating in school activities. 1945 REVIEW IAMES MCGOVERN General 32 Madison Street Taunton Dance Committee, 4. Witty .... alert .... lively .... unpredictable .... always ready to take over an arqument..'..U. S. Navy. EDMOND NADEAU General 461 Middleboro Avenue East Taunton Band, 3, 45 Music Lyre, 35 Band Monogram, 4. ton commuter .... faithful to school dances. THOMAS NOONAN Commercial lO Second Street Taunton tee, 35 Spring Reveille , l. Tom was a quiet lad .... friendly nature .... supported all activities .... often seen selling tickets. JOSEPH O'CONNEl..l.. Science l7 Fifth Avenue Taunton loe took an active part in many pep sessions and was always willing to assist the marching band as color guard .... Reserved though not shy. Page thirty-Five Good-natured .... diligent .... sociable .... U. S. Coast Guard .... East Taun- lunior Varstiy Basketball, 3, Intramural Basketball, l, 25 Dance Commit- SENIOR CLAS ROBERT l. O'CONNELL General 177 Harvard Street Brockton Varsity Football, 2, 3, 45 Football Monogram, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Monogram, 2, 3, Varsity Baseball, 3, 4, Base- ball Monogram, 3, 45 Dance Committee, 4. Le type le plus sportit de l'ecole .... an excellent guard, catcher and tackle .... friendly and sociable .... plans further study at Holy Cross. FRANCIS O'NEILL Classical 10 Fay Street Taunton A genial disposition .... industrious worker .... supported all activities .... likeable and popular .... U. S. Navy. JOHN H. O'NEIL Classical 594 Walnut Street Fall River Varsity Basketball, 43 Athletic Monogram, 4. Entered Coyle as a lunior .... a fine booster for all Coyle activities .... a good student .... a loyal friend .... good humored. DAVID PATNAUDE Commercial 32 Lawrence Street Taunton Even tempered .... a loyal friend .... ardent worker .... a booster ot all school activities. Page thirty-six 1945 REVIEW ALOYSIUS PETRUCCELLI General 247 Sunset Hill Fall River Oratory, 3, Review, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics, 2, 3, 47 Warrior Staff, 2, 3, 47 Dance Committee, 3, 4. Industrious .... school spirited .... a dramatist superb .... amiable .... cheerful disposition .... a good organizer .... leaves a legacy of laughs .... finds pleasure in photography .... U. S. Navy. EDWARD POWERS General 86 Washington Street Taunton Orchestra, 4. Quiet .... neat .... keyboard talent .... Always ready with his musical talent to give support to our pep sessions .... dependable. ROGER L. PRAIRIE General 427 Berkley Street Taunton Sec.-Treasurer, 1, Class President, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football, 2, 3, 45 Athletic Monogram, 3, 47 Honor Group, 3, Review, 3, 47 Dance Com- mittee, 3, 4. Noted for his sunny disposition .... sincere .... popular .... a good student .... in football, a fine passer .... finds hunting an unexcelled recreation .... Roy is annoyed by back seat drivers .... always neat in attire. ROBERT STEPHEN PRESTON General 92 Globe Street Fall River Tireless debator .... organ specialist .... neat in attire .... quiet and re- served. Page thirty-seven WILLIAM REED 19 Friend Street Quiet and easy going .... activities at home kept Bill from participating in school activities .... a good student. JOHN REGAN 139 School Street Dance Committee, 47 Honor Group, 3, 45 Band, l, 2, 3, 45 Band Mono- gram, 4, Music Lyre Award. A musician by trade and practice .... chubby and cheerful .... real stu- dent .... friendly .... leans towards Chemistry as life's work. Page thirty-eight SENIOR CLASS ROBERT REAGAN Classical 159 Winthrop Street Brockton Poster Club, 25 Dance Committee, 4. Good natured .... alert .... he jokes at every trouble .... cheerful .... likes to imitate people. Science Taunton Classical Taunton PETER REILLY Classical 3 Bryant Street Taunton Interclass Basketball, 2, 33 Dance Committee, 3. Cheerful disposition .... good natured ,... a picture of neatness .... wears a perpetual smile .... plans further study. 1945 REVIEW LAWRENCE C. REPUCCI Classical 15 Church Street Mansfield Declamation, 2, Dance Committee, 45 Honor Group, 3, 45 Coyle War- rior, 4g Review Staff, 4. Good-natured .... a good companion .... sociable .... likeable .... always on time with his work .... loved logical arguments .... at present Lawrence is attending our Lady of Holy Cross Seminary at North Easton. OCTAVIO RODRIQUES General 112 Dighton Ave. Taunton Dance Committee, 3, 4, Sports Program Committee, 4. Though occupied with work after school hours, Rodrigues always found time to aid school activities .... cheerful and energetic. HOMER ROY Classical Sturdy Street Chartley Football, 3, 4, Football Monogram, 47 Basketball Monogram, 45 Base- ball, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Monogram, 45 Honor Group, 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Monogram, Warrior Sports Editor, 45 Yearbook, 2, 3, 4. Mathematical mind .... good around any kind of figures .... cheerful dis- position .... noted for his brush haircuts .... three lettered man. EDWARD RYAN General 47 Myrtle Street Taunton Varsity Football, 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Captain, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball, 33 Athletic Monogram, 2, 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer, 25 Yearbook Sports Committee, 4, All Bristol, 4. Football Captain, 3, 4 .... full of fun .... well-liked .... characteristic is his blush and daily yarn .... favorite expression honest , Page thirty-nine GEORGE A. SELLECK 66 Phillips Street Archery Club, 35 Oratory, 3, 45 Dance Committee, 45 Imaginary lnvalid , 45 Review, 4. Career-Aeronautics draftsman .... favorite subject-mechanical draw- ing .... conscientious and obliging .... a gentleman at all times .... always very neat. JOSEPH A. SEVIGNY 79 Oak Street Yearbook, 35 Golf Team, 2. Little loe is scientifically inclined .... favorite subjects-Physics and Chemistry .... generally seen on the B. C. Golf Course. Page forty SENIOR CLASS JOHN F. RYAN Classical 283 East Broadway Taunton Band, 25 Review, 2, 3, 45 Interclass Basketball, 1, 25 Baseball, l, 25 Dance Committee, 4. Favorite subject U. S. History .... operator of Score Board .... cordial .... sincere .... pastime is working after school hours .... U. S. Navy. Science Fall River Science Taunton DANIEL F. SHEA Classical 73 Cottage Street Fall River Calm in all circumstances .... gentle disposition .... deeply in thought .... courteous .... friendly .... admirer of the classics. ingrossed 1945 REVIEW DANIEL I. SHEA Classical 30 Richmond Street Fall River Decorators Club, 2, 3, 45 Poster Club, 2, 3, 45 Art Classes, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee, 2, 3, 45 Imaginary Invalid , 45 Our Girls , 45 Warrior, 3, 45 Review, 3, 45 Review Artist, 3, 45 Baseball, 25 Archery, 3. Power's gift to Coyle .... clever at drawing and sketching .... Warrior and Review artist .... cheerful and reliable .... always finds pleasure in giving a helping hand .... his art work added much to the success of many school activities. tam of 1.iCif'G,R, leaf 09977 flpcifflkflxja - M fi? DANIEL A. SULLIVAN 814 President Avenue Spring Reveille , I5 Review, 45 Dance Committee, 4. Big Dan is from Fall River ..., generous and well-disposed .... well-man- nered .... cheerful .... always ready with a pun .... Sans peur et sans re- proche .... French his favorite subject. ROBERT SIMMONS Science 121 Lincoln Avenue North Dighton Honor Group, l, 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Monogram, 2, 35 Football, 2, 3, 45 Football Monogram, 3, 45 Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Monogram5 3, 45 Baseball, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Monogram, 3, 4. Un vrai guerrier .... has a fondness for math .... a diligent worker .... a perfect gentleman .... has made many friends .... Mass. Maritime Academy. ROBERT SIMPSON Classical 50 Winter Street Fall River Honor Group, l, 45 Coyle Warrior, I5 Coyle Review, 2, 3, 45 Editor- in-chief of Review, 45 Debate, 25 Spring Reveille , l5 Brother Orchid 25 The Tempest , 25 Imaginary Invalid , 45 Oratory, 45 Declama- tion, l, 25 Dance Committee, 4. Our editor-in-chief .... at home with everyone .... congenial .... alert think- er .... veracious speaker .... understanding hearer .... future attorney at law .... Sam Johnson of '45 .... U. S. Navy. Classical Fall River Page forty-one KENNETH L. SULLIVAN l65 Garden Street lunior Varsity Basketball, 33 Dance Committee, 4. Ken is known lor his flamboyant ties .... see here, now his favorite pass word on the bus .... triendly and cheerful .... has never been re- tused a cigarette. HENRY VALENTINI 58 Wales Street Henry came to Coyle in his lunior year .... jovial and rotund .... always neat .... love for sport coats .... friendly, Page forty-two SENIOR CLASS IAMES F. SULLIVAN General 2 Osborn Street Fall River Varsity Baseball, 35 Baseball Monogram, 35 Dance Committee, 4. Noted tor getting all the detail .... sunny disposition .... third member ot the '45 Big Three .... lim aims at a career as a doctor .... a noted pun- ster .... always greets you with a smile .... Baseball enthusiast. General Fall River Commercial Taunton DOMINICK ZOLNOSKI Science 41 Orchard Street Taunton Varsity Football, 2, 3, 47 Honor Group, l, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President, l, 2, 3, 45 Review, 4, Future-U. S. Navy. Atfable and popular .... courteous .... diligent .... the athlete with the books .... could be counted on to show up .... an enthusiastic scientist .... a facile sketcher .... chivalrous. 1945 REVIEW enior Honors -magna cum laude- l. Spencer Kelley, lr. loseph T. Hurley Raymond Gendron Dominick l. Zolnoski George Raymond Bernard, loseph l. Magsamen Homer l oseph Roy Robert Briggs Simmons Oliver Everett Deehan Leo Lucey I -curn laude- William Quirk Hoyle lohn Leonard William D. Donahue Roger Leo Prairie lohn loseph Regan Frederick William Chapm Carlton Alfred Caron Robert lohn Simpson William Richard Minardi Lawrence Carl Repucci Charles loseph Kent Francis William Mc!-Xloon 5I'1 Brother Marcian Scholastic Medal- Monsignor Michael l. C'Reilly Religion Medal l. Spencer Kelly, lr. loseph T. Hurley Valedictorian Salutatorian Class Orator J Spencer Kelley, Jr. Joseph T. Hurley Joseph J. Magsamen Page forty three ,-Q-.,, ,-L...-K Q, b f . . ,iw X , A M., ,.....,,, rv' ,. kind Page Forty-four Bottom Row, left to right: Robert Pali Edward Rausch, Leo Creamer, He Perra, Arthur Turcotte, Hugh Donagh Rudolph Sibilia. Second Row, left to right: loseph Fali. Alan Fitzgerald, Henry Monroe, lc Silva, Bernard Ryohlilc, Edward Nicolf Third Row, left to right: Charles Dra lames McFadden, Thomas O'Brien, Ger McGuinness, lohn Finglas, Edward Fi Robert McCormick. Fourth Row, left to right: Richard Reg Frederick Storch, Edward Coyle, lc Reagan, lohn Cremin, lames Willia Bottom Row, left to right: Thomas Higg Andrew Dooley, Edward Zagrodny, C. DeClemente, Alfred Cormier, Nui Mastromarino. Second Row, left to right: LeRoy Whi Charles Daly, Fred Paul, Antone Alme Thomas Connelly, William English, li Bruneau. Third Row, left to right: Robert Haol William Shea, Robert Wessa, la Duffy, Robert Dion, Edward Moor lohn Martin. Fourth Row, left to right: Donald Sl Godfrey Gaston, Edward Mulvey, Will LePage, Charles Arsnow, Edward He' Bottom Row, left to right: Richard We lohn Baker, George Tieani, Rick lones, Wilfred Roy, Robert Germ. lohn Winiarski, Ralph Signorillo. Second Row, left to right: Richard lf Robert Arsenault, Manuel DeMi Edward Silva, Leonard Ryohlilc, Bert Gibbons, George Foley, Henry Cori Third Row, left to right: lohn Hui Herbert O'Connell, lohn Hoye, Fra Sullivan, Wesley Howarth, Leo Ca loseph Carvalho, lohn LaBounty. Fourth Row, left to right: David Boot. Hugh Reilly, Edward Foley, Robert S van, lohn Farrissey, Edward Rogan, l Sullivan, lohn Moran. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right : Edward Zagrodny ..... Vice President Herbert O Connell .... .... P resident Andrew Dooley. . .Secretary-Treasurer .Scholastic Monograms. . . . . . . .Warn-ior. . . .Football . . . 'Oratory .... .Dramatics . G Band ..... U Basketball 'Review . . . Junior Class David Boothby, Charles Drane, Robert McCormick, Herbert O'Connell, Richard Regan, lohn C. Reagan, Leonard Rychlik. Edward Nicoletti, lames McFadden, lohn Finqlas, Gerald McGuinness, Godfrey Gaston, Leonard Rychlilc, Edward Coyle, Leroy Whittle, Arthur Turcotte. Alan Fitzgerald, Herbert O'Connell, Henry Correira, David Boothby, Edward Zaqrodny, loseph Cavahlo, Clark Williams, Francis Sullivan, Andrew Dooley. Edward Nicoletii, Leonard Rychlilc, Carlo De-Clemente. Edward Nicoletti, lohn Finqlas. Edward Coyle, Edward Rausch, Alfred Cormier, Manuel Delvlello, Bernard Gibbons, Gerald McGuinness, Robert McCormick. Edward Mooney, Francis Sullivan, Edward Foley, lohn l'loye, Clark Williams, Herbert O'Connell. Alan Fitzgerald, lohn Finqlas, Edward Nicoletti, Robert McCormick, David Boothby, Leonard Rychlik, Arthur Tiirootte, Godfrey Gaston, lames C. Williams. Pa ge forty- Five Page forty-six Bottom Row, left to right: William Boc lames Mulcahy, Robert Cleaves, Don. Davis, Richard Mahoney, Robert Ft taine, Ernest Enos, William Eaton. Second Row, left to right: David Leona Donald Bergeron, Thomas Lynch, lan Corbett, Robert Tones, Galene Rheaur Basil Walsh, Donald Beauvais. Third Row, left to right: Donald Gor Leo Brophy, William Williams, Het Shea, Henry Sullivan, Raymond Lemie' Everett McGovern, lames Marshall. Fourth Row, left to right: loseph Corre Bernard Burke, Edward Moran, Dar McMullen, Vincent Mullaney, Rob O'Donnell, lohn Wittig. Bottom Row, left to right: Iohn Mannii Richard lewett, Wilfred Hamel, lc Reilly, William Fagan, loseph Grec William Bellew, Francis Repucci. Second Row, left to right: lohn Cron lohn Cribben, lames Clark, Norma Dion, Gerard Morin, Philip Farrell, lc Kearney, Francis Powers, lohn Henness Third Row, left to right: Leo Mena Anthony Chambers, William Coady, G ard Marvel, Iohn Hughes, loseph b Donald, Paul Harrington, Vincent He ingway, Charles Sullivan. Fourth Row, left to right: David Higgi David McGarry, William Welch, Richi Boreri, Edward Quagan, loseph Bettt court, lohn Sullivan, Mario Geminis Bottom Row, left to right: Kenneth Cu: Walter Roberts, lohn Conlan, Willi Glavin, Matthew Milka, Frederick K anaugh, Patrick Straccia, lohn McNama Robert Williams, Roland Gonsalves. Second Row, left to right: Edward Sm Albert Beaulieu, Franklin Brown, Ovt Melvin, George Ferreria, Edward I Caffrey, Robert Alexander, Robert Praii Third Row, left to right: Donald Woth spoon, Edward McGann, Charles Coo William Torphy, Iames Conroy, Pe Mazzoleni, Paul Marum, Robert West Fourth Row, left to right: lames Mar Henry Legere, Graham Butler, lc Sheehan, Andrew Galligan, Raymc Wilson, Ioseph Scanlon, Frederick Ti mey. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS John Hennessey ..... ..... P resident Edward Moran ........ Vice President William Fagan .... .... S ecretary t 'Scholastic Monograms ........ loseph Bettencourt, William Coady, Paul Harrington, lohn Kearney, Henry Legere, Edward Moran, Vincent Hemingway, lohn E. Sullivan. 'Review .... lames Martin, loseph Greqq, lohn McNamara, lohn Sullivan, Robert Prairie. 'Warrior .... Galen Rheaume, Robert Cleaves, Ioseph McDonald, Raymond Wilson, William Glavin. 'Football .... ..... R ichard Boreri, Edward Quegan, lohn Hennessey, Edward Moran, William Williams, Graham Butler, Charles Sullivan. 'Band .... ..... W illiam Booth, loseph Bettencourt, William Bellew, Kenneth Custy, William McCaffrey, William Fagan. 'Basketball . Daniel McMullen, Edward Moran, Robert Williams. 'Orchestra. . . ' Declamation ...... ' Medals .... Francis Powers, loseph Bettencourt, Joseph Scanlon. .Robert Cleaves, William Glavin, lohn Sullivan, lohn Conlon, William Torphy, Vincent Mullaney. lst prize-William Torphy-Gold Csophomorel 2nd Prize-lohn O'Hearne-Silver Cfreshrnanl 3rd prize-Vincent MullaneyhBronze Csophomorej Page forty-seven Page forty-eight Bottom Row, left to right: lames Derr Tohn Silvia, Paul l. Sullivan, Timot Kelley, Charles Seekell, Richard Croc William O'Neill. Second Row, left to right: William Case Daniel Cardelli, Francis Neilin, Euge McComb, Francis Pinto, Franklin She lohn McGreavy, Henry Gangswich. Third Row, left to right: Bento Corre Frederick Tarsa, Paul Adams, Tohn Cvriff Donald Fahey, William Peclini, Alb' Guillemette, George Spiro. Fourth Row, left to right: lames Tui Richard Condon, Paul Bourdon, lo O'f-learne, Francis Murray, Robert Dali William Wawrow. Bottom Row, left to right: Robert O'Kee Joseph Rivard, Charles Kerr, lohn Drai Robert McConville, Hugh Charnbe lames O'Brien, Thomas Thorpe. Second Row, left to right: Oliva Beaulif Edward Cruz, Thomas Selleck, Edwz Kent, William Sullivan, lohn Murr Richard Menton. Third Row, left to right: Edward Fernand Vincent Smith, Donald Sullivan, Willi Davis, Normand Durand, Roger Me Fourth Row, left to right: Thomas Powe Donald Corrigan, Frederick McKenn Frederick Hodnett, lohn Connors, Rich. Palleschi, Edward Campbell. Bottom Row, left to right: Normand Pri ier, William Malloy, Iohn Dugan, R mond Henry, Frank Morris, Chai Zygiel, Charles Entwistle, Maurice Vasseur, lohn Gill. Second Row, left to right: Edward Mar loseph Martin, lames Brindle, Lc Croker, Edward Logan, Richard Olix William Bourque, Eugene Cote. Third Row, left to right: loseph fohns Bento Fraga, Peter Day, loseph Moi loseph Graccia, Richard Rivet, Har Yelle, William Hogan. Fourth Row, left to right: Arthur McMal William Wishart, Casimir Malinow Leonard Hackett, William Hathaway Michael McCormick, lohn Perry, Da Sylvia, Anthony Bruno. Bottom Row, left to right: Frederick l Donald, Francis Silvia, James Twol Philip Dumoulin, Charles Hoye, lr Lyons, Harold DeLisle. Second Row, left to right: Richard Scu Robert Colbert, Paul B. Sullivan, Da: Sweeney, Arthur Franco, Edmond Mena Third Row, left to right: Ralph Cari Richard Coogan, Patrick O'Neil, Rol Boreri, Harold O'Donnell. Fourth Row, left to right: Thomas McCe Edward McNamara, Kevin Canavan, I Cote, Robert Souza, Robert Shaw. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS John O'Hearne .... ...... P resident Thomas Thorpe ....... Vice President Paul Bourclon ..... .... S ecretary ' Scholastic Freshmen Monogram .... .... D ennis Cunningham, Francis Nealin, Richard Oliver, Patrick O'Neill, Thomas 'Review . . . 'Warrior. . . 'Band . . . . . 'Basketball . . . 'Football ........... 'Varsity Baseball . . . ' Freshmen Baseball .... ..... ' Declamation ...... ' Dramatics ......... ' Stage Technicians . . Thorpe, Richard Scully. lohn C'Hearne. William Sullivan, Thomas Thorpe, Donald Corrigan. lohn Silvia, Bernard O'Malley, lohn Drane, loseph Rivard, loseph Martin. William Bourque, Menard, Charles Bourdon, Donald Maurice LeVasseur, William Hogan, lohn Cote, Edmund Hoye, lohn Silvia, Leonard Hackett, Vincent Smith, Paul Corrigan, Thomas McCann. Michael McCormick, Mgr. lohn Perry, Paul Bourdon, Robert Shaw, Harold O'Donnell, Thomas McCann, Charles Hoye, Daniel Sweeney. .lohn Perry. Maurice LeVasseur, Thomas McCann, Dennis Cunningham, lohn Griffin, Richard Scully, Paul Bourdon, William Hogan, Franklin Shea, Paul B. Sullivan, Donald Corrigan, Richard Rivet. .Thomas Selleck, lohn O'l-learne, Edward Kent, Thomas Thorpe. Harold Delaisle. Robert McConville, Richard Scully, Maurice LeVasseur. Page forty-nine Honor Group Edward Campbell Daniel Cardelli William Casey Eugene Cote Dennis Cunningham Harold DeLisle Leonard Hackett Maurice LeVasseur Frederick McKenny loseph Moniz JUNIORS David Boothby loseph Carvalho Hugh Donaghue Andrew l. Dooley Charles Drane William English loseph Falvey Alan Fitzgerald lames Garvin Robert Germaine Robert McCormick U Francis Nealin lohn O'Hearne Richard Oliver Patrick O'Neill Richard Scully Robert Souza Paul B. Sullivan William Sullivan Thomas Thorpe William Wishart lames McFadden Gerald McGuinness Edward Mulvey Henry Munroe Thomas O'Brien Herbert O'Connell Henry Perra Edward Rausch lohn C. Reagan Bernard Rychlik Leonard Rychlik loseph Bettencourt William Coady Paul Harrington David Higgins lohn Kearney Henry Legere Raymond Lemieux Paul Marum Gerard Marvel SENIORS George Bernard Carlton Caron Frederick Chapman Daniel Connors Everett Deehan William Donahue Raymond Gendron William Hoyle Edward Moran Vincent Mullaney Francis Repucci loseph Scanlon Patrick Straccia lohn E. Sullivan Raymond Wilson lohn Wittig loseph Hurley Spencer Kelly Charles Kent loseph Magsamen Francis McAloon lohn Regan Robert Simpson Dominick Zolnoski 'IF fs -- Class Room Scenes Pa e Fift - The nnual Retreat THE AIM A time of self-searching, an oppor- tunity for revising one's principles which might have suffered distortion under the pressure of self-interest. A period of reference to the map of life, to the course chartered for us at Baptism, in the Catholic home, in the school, in the Catholic Church. THE WAY For man is prone to evil from his youth. Principles are often abandon- ed, the chartered way left for a more attractive one. Hence the Retreat, the re-checking of the course. Hence the Retreat annually, for the longer one travels the wrong road, the harder the return. The road markers- the Decalogue and the Precepts of the Church. The guidefefthe Reverend loseph F. Hanna, C.S.C. The time-P-alvfonday, Tuesday and Wednesday of Holy Week, March 26-27-28. RESULTS 'Three days of thoughtful, prayerful silence. Peace and happiness in the eyes of every student. Passing clouds of worry and anxiousness soon dispelled in Confession, in Holy Communion. Then the resolutions, the re- newal of Baptismal Vows, the Papal Benediction, the hope and assurance that all is well, that the journey may be continued. Finally, the bidding to go forth to the daily fight, to the battle which none can fight for us, the conflict which we wage not alone but under the Leader who had fought and vanquished, and under Whom we cannot fail. Activities XXX ,- X317 'fl Z R127 if 5 A 3 Q '-1 , f i I id-5 X X f 'J -gf Q ' -- 4P D X . - ,ff fa Q. b 5:13 X2 1 xfzg b ' ' i if fifbiiii 'U waxy if' Z1 .,, q 7 2 ' Senior Dance Views l f Reclamation William Torphy ...A.......,... HAmerica's Future. lohn C'l-learne .... . . Thoughts in a Foxholef' Vincent Mullaney .,.. . . l'Toussaint L'Ouvesture. Thomas Selleok .4.. . . Soul ot the Violin. lohn Conlon ...... . . The Dignity of Labor William Glavin .... . . HPatriotism. Robert Cleaves .... . . UConsider Now the Traqeoly of Versailles. lohn Sullivan .,.. . .'lEtiquette. Edward Kent .4.,. . 4 My Financial Career. Thomas Thorpe .,.....r....... Timmy l ones. - C FATHER DOLAN MEDALISTS Gold: William Torphy: Silver: John O'Hearne: Bronze: Vincent Mullaney vN Pa ge Fifty-Five Left to right: Carlo DeClemente, Leonard Rychlik, Edward Nicoletti, Charles Kent, loseph Hurley, Spencer Kelley, loseph Magsamen. llratnr George Selleck ..,. . . Atheism, The Real Foe ot Democracy Charles Kent ....., . . The Wisdom of Faith Edward Nicolletti. . , . . Anti-Semitism Spencer Kelley ..... , . United States Foreign Policy loseph Magsamen .... . . HA Threat to Democracy loseph Hurley ...,,. . . l'The Pope's Council tor Peace Leonard Rychlik .... . . 'Dumbarton Qalcs Vs. The Pope's Peace Plan Carlo DeClemente .... . . Post-War Germany v , . Joseph Hurley Joseph Magsamen Spencer Kelley Silver Medal Gold Medal Bronze Medal Page Fifty-six Seated, left to right: Homer Roy, loseph Hurley, Editor, Laurence Repucci. Standing, left to right: Edward Nicoletti, George Bernard, Daniel l. Shea. L. ...ir Juniors give their opinion. Left to right: lohn Finglas, Edward Nicoletti, Edward Coyle, arrior Readers of the school newspaper noticed an important change in the WARRlOR this year: an en- largement of the page to five columns. This, together with a change in printers, paved the way for other innovations which promoted the appearance of the newspaper. Throughout the year the staff sought to use all the opportunities afforded it to pro- duce a thoroughly readable pub- lication. Above all, the expression of principlesfesuch as had been held so high by Coyle men in previous yearsfwas carried on with re- newed vigor. Realizing that the school newspaper has a lot to do with setting the tone of the school, the editors tried to permeate all the writings with a spirit of Chris- tian thinlcing. lt can be said that their aim for the CQYLE WAR- RIQR Uto be a reproduction in words of our school, of our Chris- tian education, and thence of Christ ..has been carried through. Page fifty-seven William Ellis Robert Simpson Raymond Chamberland Business Manager Editor-in-Chief Advertising Manager Page Fifty-eight Yearbook taff Editor-in-chief ..... Managing Editor ..... Assistant Editors ..... Literary Editors ..., Art Editors ..... Sport Editor ....... Business Managers .... Circulation Manager. . Advertising Manager. . Advertising Committee .,.. ..... Photography ...... Patron Solicitors ..... Robert Simpson Alan Fitzgerald lames Martin, William Minardi George Bernard, Everett Deehan, Dominick Zolnoski, loseph Hurley Daniel l. Shea, Robert Prairie Frederick Chapman William Ellis, Edward Mooney loseph Kavanaugh Raymond Chamberland lames L. Cote, Robert McCormick Leonard Rychlik, lames Williams Carlton Caron, Charles Cosgrove Homer Roy, Vincent Hemingway Carlo DeClemente Arthur Turcotte Lawrence Repucci, William Conroy Francis McAloon, Daniel Connors ... til Bottom Row, lett to right: lohn McNamara, loseph Gregg, Edward Mooney, Robert Simpson, Alan Fitzgerald, Carlton Caron, Richard Flannery, Middle Row, lett to right: loseph Magsamen, Louis Helier, Daniel Shea, loseph Kavanaugh, Edward Nicoletti, lames Cote. Top Row, lett to right: Everett Deehan, Vincent Hemingway, George Bernard, lames Williams, lohn 0'Hearne, Williarii Conroy, Leonard Rychlik, EASTERN M-xss tl X aw 2 .F 9, U z O 9' fl . 1 t l hftipnkssglg l Staff makes final check ' Vvhist and Bridge Gift Committee Reds Sell Chances Page Fifty-nine Stage Crew Page sixty Scenes from Imaginary Invalid' ' Time to Smile Imaginary Invalid l CAST Argan, the imaginary invalid ,..... Aloysius Petruccelli Toinette, a servant ...........,...,... Barbara Scully Angelique, Argan's elder daughter ..,...., lean Gregg Monsieur Fleurant, an apothecary ..... Daniel l. Shea Beline, Argan's second wife ......,... loan McNamara Monsieur cle Bonnefoi, a notary ......,. Spencer Kelley Cleante, in love with Angelique ...i... George Selleck Monsieur Diafoirus, a physician. ,,.. Robert Simpson Thomas Dialoirus, his son ...,.,,..... Edward Nicoletti Louison, Argan's younger daughter . lacqueline McCann Beralde, Argan's brother ....i..... loseph Magsamen Monsieur Purgon, a physician .....,,.. Charles Kent llramatics This year the Dramatic Club presented ' two comedies, Moliere's 'llmaginary ln- validf' and Conrad Seiler's Our Girls. As an innovation, girls from Saint Mary's Dramatic Club protrayed the fem- inine roles. This was a step in progress since the feminine roles in Moliere's classic were difficult and the boys could not do justice to them. Coyle play goers re- sponded appreciatively. Concerning the play, Miss Maydelle Murphy in her week- ly column Library Corner in the Taun- ton Daily Cfazette wrote: Nl saw the Clm- aginary lnvalidl given with gusto Monday night at Monsignor Coyle High School. The young actors had a merry time on the stage and the audience shared their joy. The set was colorful, the grouping most pleasing, and the acting remarkably good. Petruccelli in his title role and Barbara Scully as Toinette, the maid, played broad comedy with adroitness. lt is a pleasure to see the classics step down from the library shelves and to watch them come alive under skillful direction. 'lQur Girls a farce comedy was equally enjoyed by Coyle play goers. lt was a fresh, new angle on the old theme of boys masquerading as girls which made it a genuinely funny comedy. The girls of Saint Mary's shared the roles. Sincere interpretation of individual parts brought success to the Dramatic Club this year. The members came closer to the ideal that drama as an art must be alive. Page sixty-one 1944 Band Revue Remember ...... the football season of 1943 with a marching band of only 24. . .the Beginner's Band which combined with the Varsity Band increasing the membership to 40 pieces, . .the 1944 Band Revue with the eagle and invasion shield. . .the Ragtime Wedding . . .that trumpet virtuoso and 'lThe Flight of The Bumble Bee . .. the Memorial Day Parade. . .every stranger in town wanting to know where the band with the Blue and Gold uniforms came from. . . the fall of 1944. . .half-time shows at the football games. . .marching home from a victory over Taunton. , .playing the Victory March around The Green. . .the Armistice Day Memorial Program on the field. . .a cross facing east on l'Taps . . . the anchor on Anchors Aweigh . . . those different pep sessions and assemblies this year. . .the yells with the band. . .the new song Yea Team . . . the Swing Band playing at the dramatic productions. . .tableau at the Christmas Assembly. . .supplying the music at the Football Banquet. . . the basketball games. . .the Mansfield Concert for the Catholic Women's Club. . . the concert for the pupils of St. lacgues. . . the 1945 Band Revue. . .with all the color and fanfare of 1944. . .but now, bigger and better than ever. . .the Bedtime Story of Dangerous Dan McGrew . . .our vocalists. . .Irene DeChamplain, Edward Cruz. . .William Tell. The Band is showing the results of its almost daily rehearsals from fall through spring. A properly balanced instrumentation is more nearly realized as we go on. We are looking forward to a bigger year than ever in the band next year. Page sixty-two John Regan Joseph Emord Michael Annunziato 194 Edmund Nadeau Brother Aquinas, C.S.C. Donald Levesque Director Memorial Day Parade Page sixty-three Seated, lett to right: Paul Sullivan, Edward McCaffrey, William Bourque, Alfred Cormier, William Bellew, William Booth, William Fagan, Francis Repucci. Second Row, left to right: Brother Aquinas, C.S.C., Director, loseph Martin, loseph Scanlon, Mario Geminiani, lohn Sullivan, Ioseph Silvia, Gerard Marvel, Charles Drane, Manuel DeMello, Joseph Gregg. Third Row, lett to right: Edward Rausch, Vincent Fitzgerald, Carlo DeClemente, loseph Bettencourt, Iohn Regan, Edmund Nadeau, Robert McCormick, Bernard Gibbons. Band x Troubadours .... practice session .... Coyle C .... Concert tomorrow .... On Parade .... March1ng Practlce Page sixty-four Athletics wXW ff, X ff' NX 5,7 A .-I E ggi fm' Q ,m, zu i I! kisses? ww ilk , Q 4 Q gg x . .V - 4' f, 'W ff 7 ,N-1. fy. Q 9' Q 13' A A gffw ' DQ di, V at ai if ff X' 1' 'L a ,fl ' .S 5: I ,, 2.-E' J V ,X - f X tg, D- Afxv ,M ,f . A 1. . -, ,y I V! 1: X' A 5, 6, , U . , .-f' f ' S A - N ...fl ,. W fp Y Q yi qi., rf 155 Q . f L gk 2 f' f' ,,lt'E Q Q 'e VV 91511555-'Q A mi X pl .. E ky I Q3 ' 2 A'f's Page sixtyreight Page sixty-nine 'v thletic iews X I Coach James Burns Page seventy Eleven years have the colors of Coyle been carried onto the gridiron, the base- ball diamond, and the basketball court. The Warriors of this season have carved an impressive niche upon the sport records of Coyle. The football eleven wielded much power in the fall of '44 with their hard hitting line and alert, swift backfield. These boys worked hard and earned the success which they made on Saturday afternoons. Most of the boys were playing their last season for the school and this may have tended to give them added vigor in their tilts. Coyle fans for a long time will remember the downfield blocking of Donelan and Bob 0'Connell, the hard- hitting Maghery and Donahue, and the work of Zolnoski and Simmons. The hard running of Herb O'Connell, Prairie's passing, Zagrodney's line plunging and Dooley's field generalship. Varsity Football Coyle Attleboro O H. O'Connell 9? Coyle Fairhaven 6 Zagrodney 25 Coyle Whitman O Prairie l2 Coyle Taunton O Correia 18 Coyle Mansfield O Simmons l Coyle Durfee 32 Maghery 8 Coyle Taunton 12 Zolnoski l2 Coyle Walpole 6 Leonard 12 Roy r 6 v In . .2 we f .. ,gt ,, Eg. g L, 1 ,X ,,.,,. L , . 5 'f 2 LQ V A , A an f Fi. Qshfxfwwmwxi M . b 5 C 0- Qt - if Xazfmkmfx E . Ovzxn Efcfif, k pm-, ,Q 'Z 1' B HW ,,., 5 .,A,. V Q X . Hoge 5 f K 5.71 HRW: f Kneeling, left to right: Edward Mooney, lohn O'Neil, Homer Roy, Edward Donnelly. Standing, left to right: Henry Legere, Robert Simmons, Edward Moran, Daniel McMullen, Edward Foley, Mr. James Burns, Coach. arsity All opposing teams found the '44-45 edition of the Coyle baslceteers had plenty of punch. The Blue and Gold quintet met with much success until their clash with an outstanding Fairhaven combine. Yet they broke back into the win column. Their fighting spirit burned strong in all games and tor every second of the tilts. This year witnessed the initiation of a third annual clash between the intra-city rivals Tauntcn and Coyle-was a memorial to Lieut. lames Mulcahy. The warriors won the first of this series but the Orange and Black came out on top in the next two clashes. Sports fans will long remember the sharp-shooting of Ed Mooney and Scup Hoye, the passworlc of McMullen and Moran, and defensive work of O'Conne1l, Walsh and Simmons. Also to be remembered are Foley, Roy, O'Neil, and Donnelly. Fre- quent shifts in lineup did not detract from Coyle power. Next year's hoop representatives have a big task to perform in replacing the team of the past season. Coyle Opponent 49 Prevost 15 63 Cathedral 20 48 Whitman 24 58 Whitman 9 42 N. B. Vocational 43 30 Attleboro 38 Page seventy-two SCORES Coyle Opponent 25 Attleboro 64 31 Durfee 50 33 Durfee 53 24 Fairhaven 52 41 Fairhaven 44 Coyle Opponent 44 Plymouth 25 42 Plymouth 35 31 Taunton 30 37 Taunton 43 33 Taunton 50 41 C.Y.O. All Stars 44 JUNIOR VARSITY Left to right: Raymond Wilson, Francis Sullivan, Clark Williams, Everett McGovern, Herbert O'Connell, Robert Williams. FRESHMEN TEAM Bottom Row, left to right: William Hogan, Maurice LeVasseur, Charles Hoye, Vincent Smith, Edmund Menard, lohn Silvia. Top row, left to right: Michael McCormick, Thomas McCann, Donald Corrigan, lohn Cote, Leonard Hackett, Paul Bourdon, Brother lohann, C.S.C. Page seventy-three Baseball , . -n.: - As , i n QT 5: '. I if Q., E, .,. p5g,1.'Rf' .. wt j. ,k,V wt'-1 fi' E 2 f,-' ,Eg ., , '., . , K wk' wfw , 5 . 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Front Row, left to right: William Scully, Arthur Desmarais, Henry Correia, lames Sullivan, Edward Mooney, Iohn McCarron. April 20 Coyle 11 24 6 27 8 May 1 5 8 5 9 7 11 4 15 12 16 9 23 11 24 6 25 3 28 3 30 3 lune 1 3 fkway J. Perry H. Correia H. Reilly They ARM For Victory Page seventy-four 1945 Schedule and Scores C. M. S. Prevost 'Somerset i':Attleboro YN. B. Voke Mansfield Taunton 'Mansfield 9'Prevost Somerset Attleboro Durfee N. Bedford Taunton N. B. Voke Pep Sessions of 1944-45 ' fi ,V I .ew . if 3 Page seventy-six Janitor Meehan brushing up Repast in silence Retreat week Jack McCarron, our shortstop McCann-man o ease Ths Band en:-out Time out for musicians Miss Bird on th Job ' 'Look at the birdie Taunton's band on review What do you see' ' 'Man's best friend ' ' A study of the ar class Relaxing on the seashore Martin paces at home Why so serious? Join the party Two Pillars Let us in on your joke The Reverend anm Regan make a catch F1-ere Raoul take a stroll Donahue runs short on gas Prairie, the cyclis Heigh-ho silver A Christmas set ting Shoveling a path Toonerville Trolley Making friends Little John minus Sherwood forest The Fall River crowd The Mansfield bus and crew Chambers fuels the boiler Reunion Off on a jaunt Students in assembly T. Lynch Roger relaxes In the service Direct hit! Brothers meet The cafe ready for action 1 :4O P.M. Bro. Emil going motoring Destruction of the hurricane Scene from card party Neil and Joe re new acquaint- anceship Chapel service An artist at work Snow-ball fight Get out and push Page seventy-eight Boys from hill city and their driver April Fishing Buy your program here Gridiron aspirants Destruction Purchasing for the big game It's a long one Mooney and Ellis at the box office Stage hands pre- pare for show Climbing ladder to success. Informal chat Men at work School spirit Giving the school a beauty treat- ment The daring young rflarl .... Charlie comes home ' 'Tickets please' ' Dick Silva sim . 1, M-,W 'r ' K 1.31 ,lf Willey? H I2 gig, My ,J ,J , M5 Q 1 Page eighty Charlie Watson Little David Step aside, Greg Going my way? Hemingway's modern chariot Brockton delega tion Red Moran Talking it over E. E. E. Conlon waits fo the birdie D. D. D. McGovern Boy Scout Bellew Geminiani Aim' Fire Glavin Fitzgerald How old? Me and my dog Free for all Paul Harrington Booth Brockton Coyle alumni Shortstop McCarron Ancient Vintage Page eighty-one CBIIES W 'T 35,8 R 1 if 5 F 2 Q, 1 f A ,K Q lr 1 1 5 U ...wigs 1 fa , ,, 9- . 1 124' Z. ' X r K? a 1 K wi b 1 PW .iff , Q Q' v.....W,,fqm kr. V ,ig W .,, 'H 0 ....,. .. .. M wg f'- e . ,lqwizssfgil V kv V 'E 'ii K Viki i, ,, , . . L: V: z Page eighty-two F! ...to Remember Hur thanks tn... The Reverend Raymond B. Bourgoin and Brother Richard, C.S.C., for their advice and encouragement. To the Reverend M. Ernest Wilson, pastor of St. Aedan's Church, New Haven, Conn., for permission to use his poem, For God and Flag and Home. Members of the faculty and student body. Miss Helen Bird for her patient co-operation. Mr. lames Sullivan, '42 for his welcome suggestions. Mr. Ralph Harden of the Mason Box Companyg Advertisers Engraving Company, for their interest. Mr. Thomas O'Connell of Brockton for his assistance. The parents of the Coyle Alumni who furnished the staff with photos for the pictorial pages of Coyle men in the Armed Forces. Mr. Francis P. Callahan of C. A. Hack Si Son, Inc., Printers of our Annual, for his sincere interest. Coyle Alumni, Parents and friends who have offered their assistancef The mothers who so generously co-operated in making the Bridge and Whist party a great success. Mr. Robert Prairie, '47 and Donald I. Shea, '45 for their art work in the Review. Mr. Dominick Zolnoski for his pencil sketches. The entire staff of the Review for their unfailing assistance. All our Patrons, Advertisers and Friends. Page eighty-three Rt. Rev. Michael O'Reilly Reverend Edward Gorman Reverend Raymond B. Bourgoin Reverend George Benaglia, C.S.C. Reverend James R. Burns Reverend James Coyle Reverend Emmanuel DeMello Reverend James Dolan Reverend Charles Flynn, C.S.C. Reverend James Gerrard Reverend Joseph Hana, C.S.C. Reverend Edward L. Killigrew Reverend Philas Jalbert Reverend Alfred Levesque Reverend Father John, O.M.C. Mrs. Josephine Repucci Reverend George E. Maxwell Reverend Francis McKeon Reverend Edward Moriarity Reverend E. F. O'Brien Reverend John Shay Reverend Richard Sullivan, C.S.C. Reverend Thomas Taylor Reverend Manuel J. Texeira Reverend Edmund Ward Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Beaulieu Mr. and Mrs William Bellew Mr. and Mrs George Bernard Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bettencourt Salvatore Bruno Angelo Cardelli Michael Caron . Joseph Casey Howard Chadwick Ralph Chambers and Mrs. . William Coady Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Richard Conlan Mrs. Marie Connolly Mrs. Mary Connors Mrs. Christine Conroy John Condon, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Correia Mr. and Mrs James L. Cote Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coyle Mr. and Mrs. John Creedan Mr. and Mrs . J. Vincent Crook Page eighty-four Most Patron Reverend James E. Cassidy, D.D., LL. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent DeClemente Mrs. George DeLisle Mr. Francis Dennen P. Devlin George Dion James Donahue Thomas Donelan Joseph W. Dooley William A. Doran Charles Drane John Ellis James Ernord and Mrs. Frank Finn Edmund T. Fitzgerald Edward Foley Henry E. Gangwisoh P. Geminiani Louis Gendron Mrs. Bernard M. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gonsalves Mrs. Annie Gray Mrs. Josephine Hallissey Mr. and Mrs. William Harrigan Mr. and Mrs. William Heany Mr. and Mrs. Hemingway Thomas Higgins Charles Hoar Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. Holden Mr. and Mrs. William Hoyle Hon. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. J. Spencer Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kent Mrs. Stella Kordas Mrs. Oscar Lamoureux Mr. and Mrs. Henry Legere Mrs. Paul Leonard Mrs. Joseph Levesque Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Logan Mrs. Cathrine Magsamen Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Marvel Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Martin Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mello Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Milot Mr. D. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Monarch Mrs. Rosette Mooney , Mr. and Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. . Edward F. Moran . Francis Murphy George Murphy . Francis Murray Mrs. John Murray Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McComb Mrs. Cathrine McGreavy Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McNamara Dr. and Mrs. John I. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nealin Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. . Timothy Neville . James Nicoletti John J. O'Donnell Mrs. John O'Hearne Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Malley Mr. and Mrs. William A. O'Neil Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orsi Mr. Attilio Pedini Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pinto Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Paul Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius E. Reagan Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Homer Roy Mrs. Mabel C. Roy ' Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Martin E. Ryan . Timothy Scanlon . Vincent Scully Charles Seekell Arthur Sevigny Daniel F. Shea Miss Mary Shea Mr. James Shea Mr., and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. A. Sibilia Mr. and Mrs. . Frank Signorillo . John J. Simpson George Silva Mrs. Frank Sousa Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Edward A. Sullivan Daniel Sullivan Frank R. Sullivan Stanley Tarsa John Wade William Wishart To C0 le er ice Men... 1, ykkk if if 1 it ' i Vincent Scully Richard Conlan Leo Murphy Owen Finnegan William Murphy Walter Conlan William McCann Frederick Martin Conon Walsh Charles Fox Robert Reynolds Edward Coady Raymond Botfetti Francis Coyle 3? lames McCormick lames Coyle Donald White Henry Bourgeois Robert Gregg Thomas Logan Page eighty Five Page ei 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. lO. Slirv Edward Malo George Charrette Arthur Shea Walter Si Denis Sullivan William Scully Manuel Cabral Normand Charrette lohn Keohane Roger Theroux Cornelius Santry -six Robert Lovely loseph Laughlin lohn Newell Edward Crowley lohn Hallissey Rene Cormier Gerald Kelliher Francis Mottau Thomas Walsh Peter Hebert Raymond Hedberg lohn Smith lohn Fitzgerald lohn Lynch Louis Shea loseph Orsi lames Lynch Francis Dennin Normand Gendron Albert Smith ,,.. , ,. lames Prairie Francis O'Keefe Bernard Lucey Norniand Gendron Robert Delaney lohn Lucey Vlfzlliam Kearns Thomas Wfllsh Timofhy Sullivan John Bolqer new Yi nf Thomas Malleo Cornelius Murphy lames Coady Waller Conlan Daniel Ryan lohn Murphy lames Reilly lames Palladino Edward lohnson Edward Harraqhy Daniel Moran Charles Ryan William Burke George Carter lames Carfer Robert Blackwell Mark Smith Leo Gilchrist Page eighty seven lohn Manning Charles Flannery Harry O'Connell Charles L. I-loar lohn Heher Waller Biedalc Robert Ryan Philip Smith lames Kevican Timothy Neville Page eighty eight -, , Leo Queqan loseph Orsi Edward Goldrick Edward Trucchi Henry Gruiqlielmo lohn Annunziaio Thomas Booth Alfred Beaulieu lohn Trucchi George Murphy ww Dino Palazasi Charles Boffeiti William Coady Charles Coyle lohn Leddy lames Flannery Richard Dermody Edward Flannery Frank Martisus Philip Hemingway Vincent Porier lohn Keane lohn Murphy lames Heaney Robert O'Donnell Normand Gendron Richard Maxwell lames Hennessey lohn Wade loseph Zolnoslci Francis O'Neil Robert Ducharme Raymond Bottetti lohn William, Francis, Robert McCaffrey Richard Leonard William McCaffrey William Farrell loseph Gilchrist Matthew Chamberlain Robert Wade Page eighty-nine Michael Sullivan Richard Silva William Welch Louis Marvel Henry Guiglielmo Roheri Gregg Page ninety Robert Golden lohn Carroll lohn McAloon Henry MCI-Xloon Edmund Fitzgerald lames Donahue Louis Gilchrisi lohn Gilchrisi lohn Condon Henry Bourgeois Frank Duffy Hugh O'Connor upreme acrifice for Gnd and Country r l J l l l r 1 a E l 5 5 r l I I 4 in - i , L31 4 l ' A x li , r zi r r 1 'V '.J'laf' f ' 1? ' r f Charles Wyatt George Brilliant larnes Coady Edmund Fitzgerald Henry Bissonnette Joseph O'Connell lames Prairie Leo Quegan Robert Conroy Donald Gregg .lohn Shaughnessy Richard St. Denis Walter Kudzia Page ninety-one f .. CLASS OF 1934 Arsenault, Philip A. Boudreau, John Carr, William L. Cleary, John F. Doyle, Howard V. Duffy, Joseph E. Dunne, James Fornal, John S. Gay, Peter Gilchrist, John J. Kirkman, Joseph J. Lovenbury, Raymond Mooney, George H. McManus, JoseDh F. Sheerin, James S. Vallett, John J. Welch, William J. CLASS OF 1935 Bird, Joseph A. Bissonette, Herman CMissin in Action5 Connor, Gerard J. Gorman, James J., Jr. Harraghy, Edward J. Hogan, Walter H. Lane, John T. Larivee, Lucien A. Lynch, Cornelius V. Mulhern, Daniel T- McAloon, Joseph F- McCarthy, John J. McKenneY, William C. Toner, James V. CLASS OF 1936 Clemmey, Francis N. Collins, Stephen F. Dowd, James W. Flanagan, William F. Gamache, Paul L. Gorman, Thomas F. Howell, Joseph C. Hyland, Edward F. Klevas, Anth0NY Lang, John J. Lord, John F. Mahoney, GAGOYSC l-- Moran, William H. Mulholland, Charles V. Nasser, Thomas R. O'Connell, John F. Poirier, JoseDl1 E- Quimby. Georse Sparkes, Thomas M. Stroiny, Raymond F. Toole, Arthur F. White, William E. Wyatt, Charles R. CDied in Servicel CLASS OF 1937 Blackwell, Robert E. Bolger, John J. Borges, Geort-32 Briody, John Broderick, William J. Carroll, John W. Cayton, Kenneth F. Cleary, Harold J. Coady, William F. Coady, James E. Costello, Thomas F. Curley, Leo M. Daley, John T. Dalton, Dermot P. DeMello, Albert Dion, Arthur J. Dooley, Richard H. Dowd, John F. Downes, Herbert J. Eagen John T., Jr. Ellis, Thomas Fenton, Edward L. Guinard, Gilbert L. Horan, John D. Page ninety-two 1 1 Keating, John D. Kingsbury, Charles L. Kingsbury, Roger Martisus, Frank J. Marvel, Louis J. Meunier, Wilfred Murray, Richard E. McCarthy, James H. O,Neill, John J. Reilly, James A. Reynolds, John R. Starvish, Walter J. Wade, Joseph F. Williams, Joseph CLASS OF 1938 Breene, Martin V. Brennan, Edward Brennan, Robert Burke, William H. Caron, Louis Czaya, Francis E. Darcy, William E. Dignan, Richard J. Doherty, Thomas F. Dowd, Arthur W. Flannery, Charles L. Flynn, Thomas A. Fournier, Joseph A. CPrisoner of Warb Friary, Edward P. Gangwisch, Joseph P. Gardella, Charles A. Golden, Robert Hinchcliffe, William A. Hurley, William J. Lortie, Arthur J. Mahan, James E. Masterson, Patrick J. Medeiros, Joseph J. Menard, Robert W. Mitton, Roy A. Muldoon, James E , Jr. Murray, Raymond K. McCaffrey, Francis Piche, Roland A. Powers, Robert E. CPrisoner of WarD Ouegan, E. Leo CKilled in ActionD Quigley, Robert L. Reynolds, Francis J. Ryan, Robert F. Spearin, Everett F. Steele, William J. Twiss, Frank J. Yelle, Raymond P. Zagrodny, Francis B. CLASS OF 1939 Baran, Joseph W. Biedak, Theodore Bliss, William J. Bouchard, Bertram Cahill, Roy E. Clayton, Hugh F. Comerford, Joseph F. Condon, John F., Jr. Conlon, Richard, Jr. Crofton, Joseph M. Crowley, William E. Crowninshield, Stephen J. Cyr, Robert E. Dwyer, Francis K. Gagnon, Raymond G. Galligan, Francis J. CPrisoner of Wad Gamache Marcel Gillon, Charles J. Grandfield, James J. Gre g, William R. GugTielmo, Henry M. Haggerty, Edward J. Hickey, James J. Kennedy, Arthur L. Lamont, Joseph E. Lane, Matthew J. Lathigee, Daniel B. Lewis, Walter J. Honor Roll 1 1 . X ff ix eff A Y El S? E, iii j , L 'k1tr'lr Linnane, Francis J. Lucey, John J. Lyons, Paul J. Mahoney, Thomas C. Manning, John E. Marlin, George A. Masterson, Charles P. Moran, Daniel J. Morin, William J. Mulcahy, John J. Mulhern, Richard P. Murphy, James J. Murphy, Joseph G. Murphy, Leo F. McAloon, Henry McCaffrey, William McCarron, James E. McCarthy, William T. McGovern, George E. McGraw, Andrew J. McGreavy, John A. McManus, Henry P. Naylor, William F., Jr O'Connell, Henry O'Malley, Charles H. Palazesi, Dino R. Perreault, Laurent R. Perry, Joseph A Plunkett, Matthew Prairie, James D. CKilled in Action? Precourt, Francis Ramos, Manuel Rockett, Paul M. Ryley, John P. Sawyer, William C. Smith, Philip F. Smith, Robert L. Smith, William G Starvish, Chester Sullivan, Robert J. Thigpen, Robert F. Tokarz, Stanley Turkalo, William P. White, Daniel A. Wright, Robert Zolnoski, Joseph P. CLASS OF 1940 Baran, Stanley F. Berube, Henry J. Boffetti, Charles Bowker, Howard W. Caron, Albert W. Carroll, John F. Carter, George J. Carter, James F. Carvalho, Louis E. Cayton, Edward Clemmey, Maurice D. Coady, Vincent P. Condon, Francis M. Cormier, Alyre J. Costello, Ernest F. Crosson, Frank A. Crotty, William E. Davitt, John H. Doherty, William T. Donahue, Richard A. Duffany, Lawrence Flannery, James J. Fox, Charles E. Gagnon, Laurent A. Gilchrist, Leo A. Gilchrist, Louis F. Grandfield, James L. Granfield, William J. Grant, John B. Gregg, Donald L. CKilled in ActionD Harrington, Francis J. Heher, John M. Henchy, John F. Hurley, Dennis C. Hyland, Bernard P. Kennedy, David H. Lane, Francis H. Laskowski, Adolph Malone, William A. Matteo, Thomas A. Maurer, William K. Maxwell, Richard E. Melancon, Frederick R. McNamara, James P. Nuttall, Charles R. O'Connell, Joseph D., Jr O'Connell, Paul J. O'Connell, William F, O'Connor, William T. Reilly, James C. Rocha, Gregory F. Rouille, Raymond T. Ryan, Daniel J. St. Denis, Richard J. CMissing in Actionb Sheerin, Robert G. Sullivan, Vincent A. Vallett, Walter F. Wade, John D. Whittemore, Walter J. Wyatt, Frederick J. CLASS OF 1941 Beaulieu, Alfred J. Blount, James E. Bousquin, John A. Burns, Thomas Cahill, William W. Carroll, John Charette, Joseph N. Coyle, Charles J. Crosson, James A. Curley, James M. Dahill, Arthur J. Daley, Joseph J. Doherty, Robert E. CPrisoner of Warj Dowd, William C. Dowling, Edward F. Finnegan, Owen E. Gorman, Paul F. Gregg, John T. Hart, James D. Hebert, Bernard J. Holland, James E. Jackson, Roger R. Kennedy, William E. Kevican, James D. Laffan, John F. Lamb, Charles W. Lamb, James H. Laughlin, Edward T. Lynch, James F. Lynch, John E. Malo, Edward J. Marshall, John, Jr. Morris, William F. Murphy, James C. Murphy, John J. Murphy, Thomas R. Murray, Joseph E. McDonald, Vincent P. O'Brien, John F. Oullette, Louis H, Reilly, Edward F. Reilly, Edward P. Ryan, Charles E. St. Denis, Gaston P. Shaughnessey, John CKilled in Action? Sheridan, Thomas E. Sienko, Joseph P. Silva, Edward R. Steinhof, Edward J. Sullivan, Charles W. Sylvia, Gordon Trucchi, John P. Whalon, James H. CLASS OF 1942 Abbott, John R. Biedak, Walter Boffetti, Raymond Boulanger, Raymond Bourgeois, Henry F. Brahmstedt, William Brilliant, George CMissing in Actionb Burke, John Cassidy, Joseph Castle, Edward J. Charette, George J. Chisholm, Robert J. Coady, James J. CKilled in Actionj Conlan, Walter J. Currivan, Robert C. Deniger, Robert Dermody, Richard J. DeSilva, Rudolph Dion, Harold H. Dowd, Richard J. Duffy, Frank E. Dumoulin, William Emsley, Albert P. Feeney, James H. Flavin, John T. Gallup, Raymond C Goldrick, Edward F. Hoar, Charles L. Kearns, William Kelley, John A. Kelly, John J. Killoran, James W. Laffan, Vincent E. Lamont, William J. Lemieux, Raymond R. Lenon, Harvey A., Jr. Lucey, Bernard J. Lynch, Raymond D. Lyons, William A. Mahoney, William V. Malo, Louis Marrotte, Clement L. Medeiros, Fernand CPrisoner of War? Murphy, William R. McCaffrey, Robert T. Murphy, George E. McFadden, Daniel W. McGinn, Richard W. McGowan, William R. McGuirk, Robert M. Newell, John A. O'Connor, James V. Orsi, Joseph Parent, Albert l.. Quigley, Joseph M. Ramos, Joseph Raymond, Russell R. Ready, William F. Reagan, Joseph A. Reynolds, Robert E. Rose, Frank Russell, Thomas F. Seaver, Joseph M. Smith, Mark Smith, Walter E. Souza, Thomas A. Sullivan, John C. Sullivan, Timothy Susol, Fernand F. Tapper, Anthony CPrisoner of Warb Twiss, John E. Wade, Clement l.. Walsh, Thomas F. CLASS OF 1943 Alden, John M, Annunziato, John P. Benoit, Eugene E. Brady, Frank deS. Cabral, Manuel Chadwick, Howard C., Jr. Chamberlain, Matthew H. Connors, William H. Conroy, Robert M. CDied of Woundsj Cosgrove, Edward J. Coyle, Francis G. Coyle, James P. Crowley, Joseph W. Curley, Edward Delaney, Robert F. Devlin, Francis G. Dion, Francis D. Donahue, James L., Jr. , x Ferrari, Ernest P, Fitzgerald, Edmund T. Ckilled in Actionb Flynn, Robert E. Gagnon, Normand P. Gendron, Normand Hickey, Edward F. Kudzia, Walter J. Lage Arthur Lecldy, John F. Lemieux, Paul Martin, Charles F. Morrisey, Donald J. McCormick, James O'Donnell, William H O'Keefe, Francis W. Ottaviani, Lewis J. Pieknik, Henry Quagan, Harold F. Ouegan, Robert F. Riordan, John P. Scully, Vincent F. Shea, Daniel F. Shea, Louis A. Silva, Richard E. Silvia, Richard J. Smith, John B. Sullivan, Dennis J. Sullivan, Frederick L. Sullivan, Walter Sullivan, William K. Tokarz, Edward M. Trucchi, Edward M. Walsh, Conan CLASS OF 1944 Baran, Michael B. Coady, Edward J. Cole, Harold Corcoran, James Cormier, Rene H. Crowley, Edward J. Cyr, Philippe L. Dennin, Francis H. Fitzgerald, John E. Flynn, Hugh W. Gregg, Robert S. Heaney, James A. Hedberg, Raymond D. Keane, John A. Kelleher, Gerald P. Keohane, John J. Laughlin, Joseph P. Leonard, Richard G. Logan, Thomas J. Martin, Fred R., Jr. Mastromarino, Anthol Mottau, Francis C. Murphy, Robert Murphy, Robert T. McCann, William F. McGinn, John R. Neilan, William Palladino, James Rice, John E. Santry, Cornelius B. Scully, William J. Seekell, Benjamin A. Shea, Arthur E. Sibilia, Philip B. Sullivan, Edward A. Theroux, Roger J. Walsh, Thomas E. White, Donald F. CLASS OF 1945 Cosgrove, Charles H. Ellis, William H. Levesque, Donald J. O'Neill, Francis J. Petruccelli, Aloysius l Sullivan, James F. 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Mansneld, Massachusetts Declicates this space to the Employees of our Company in the Service of our Country KIRLEY COAL 6: SUPPLY CO. COAL-FUEL OILS BUILDING MATERIALS 208 No. Main St. Tel. 340 Mansfield, Mass Page Five I945 COYLE REVIEW All Forms of Insuranc WALTER BURKE IO6 Main St. Brockton, Mass. Best Wishes JOHN F. COLEMAN JR. Best Wishes to the Class of '45 CENTRAL SHOE REPAIR 225 N. Main St. Mansfield, Mass. Best Wishes of FRANK MARKEY Best Wishes of MT. HOPE PHARMACY D. F. Glavin, Reg. Pharm. Best Wishes of NATE SISKIND SHOES BROCKTON WALL PAPER JOHNSON 61 SWEENEY CO. 8: PAINT CO- Men 81 Boys Outfltters Tel. 7969 I08 Main St. Brockton, Mass. 42 School St. Brockton, Mass. Best Wishes MASQN'5 ECQNQMY CLEANERS 6: DYERS SERVICE STATION CO. Taunton Brockton, Mass. 20 Broadway 334 Bay St. Best Wishes SPENCER SHOE STORE Taunton Gerald Dooley Richard Dooley Best Wishes I-IURST PLUMBING Br HEATING CO. School St. Brockton, Mass. Page six ADVERTISEMENTS MAYOR MERRILL D. ALDRICH and Members of the Municipal Council Best Wishes to the Class of '45 CHARLES M. I-IICKEY, INC. Besl Wishes to ihe Class of '45 JOI-IN CURRIVAN Recapping-Tire and Tube Vulcanizing New - Used Tires TeIephone 656-IVI 26 Shawmut Ave. Mansfield, Mass. Best Wishes lo the Class of '45 GEORGE C. SHIELDS The Corsage will have oomph if it comes from LEAVITT GARDENS Tel. I I20 72 Leavitt St. Brockton, Mass. Best Wishes lo the Class of '45 ROBERT P. LOVELY Besl Wishes of EDWARD F. POWERS Barber 67 Broadway Taunton, Mass. Page sev I945 COYLE REVIEW NEI..SON'S NEWS F- D- MONE- Attorney-at-Law Ncwspapcfs-Magazines Tel. I64 Taunton I Taylor Bldg. WINIARSKI COAL Co.. NOEVk'fWf,fjEuf0lfEAM Dial Mm RESTAURANT '533 50' Main St' Fall Rive' 425-427BaySt. Te1.733 Taunton,lVIass. Best Wishes to the Class of '45 41 Cohannet St. Taunton, Mass. LEONARD'S, INC. 35 Main St. Taunton Best Wishes to the Class of '45 WILLIAM F. FARRELL Best Wishes to the Class of '45 Representative JOSEPI-I W. DOOLEY C. LEARY 8: SON, INC. MONTE'S JEWELER Printers 35 Hudner Bldg. Ig-all River 396 Spring St. Fall River, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of '45 SAWYE.R'S BARBER SI-IOP I59 N. Main St. IVIansf1eIcI, Mass. J. O. NEIL SUPPLY CO. Home of Carmote Paint Six StoresATeI. 6-8237 l30 Bedford St. Fall River ENGL I SH IV Period VI A FRIEND Best Wishes to the Class of '45 COYLE. BOOK STORE Alan Fitzgerald, Mgr. Best Wishes to the Class of '45 BABBITT 6: SIMMONS Plumbing 94 Weir St. Tel. 2490 Taunton Page eight ADVERTISEMENTS jACK'S LUNCH Mrs. Connolly Purveyor of Fine Food 428 N. Main St. Mansfield, Mass A FRIEND FRANK SMITH TRUCKING COMPANY General Contractor Best Wishes to the Class of '45 J. I... CLEMMY COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of '45 E W h, Cl k I JOHN P. OWENS Xpeft ajgepairflfg at Jewe 'Y Brockton' Mass' 30 Main St. Brockton, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of '45 Best Wishes to the Class of '45 ,JACK oc HARRY'S SPILLANE SI-IOE STORE 272 Main St. Brockton, Mass 39 School St. Brockton, Mass. Excellent Service PARADISE SWEET SHOP O'CONNELL 8: SIMMONS Range Oil-Range Burners Heaters Tel: 2578-M or 1769-M HudsoniStudebaker Sales and Service A fine Collection of Used Cars-AAII Makes ALBERT E. SMITH ARTIE SHAW 60 Fremont Street Taunton' Mass. Taunton Lions Club Orchestra Tel. 2656-W so. MASS. ARMQRED F. P' MCCABE Plumbing and Heating Tel. Brockton 436 142 Main St. Brockton, Mass. I I0 Broadway Taunton' Mass' Don't Take a Chance! Take a Checker CHECKER TAXI Best Wishes of PI-IQNE 3100 CONNORS HOME BAKERY Private Appearing Sedans 51 Taunton Green Taunton, Mass. Main St' Brockton, Mass- P ge nine l945 COYLE REVIEW DUGAN 6: CABY COYLE HIGH CAFETERIA Home of Slwffs ,lack Shaughnessy, Manager CigarSMTobacco Candy 33 Cohannet St. Taunton, Mass. , C. . CONNOLLY HYLAND 5 FISH MARKET J FMS, H 840 Leonard St' 30 Trescott Street If It swlms' we have it' Telephone 3140 Taunton, Mass. Besi Wishes of CARLOW'S 55-57 Taunton Green Best Wishes of E. A. THOMAS CO. 77-79 Main St. Best Wishes of CHARLES E. SHAW 6 Legion Parkway Pool and Billiards THE F. C. BRODIE CO. Manufacturers of Mineral Wool Insulation Mansfield, Mass. Brockton Mass. CORCORAN SUPPLY CCIVIPANY OF BROCKTON, INC. PLUMBING AND HEATING MATERIAL Page te ADVERTISEMENTS ROCCO ROMA MARTIN'S BICYCLE CO. JACK PETERS Fancy Fruits and Vegetables Groceries, Confectionery and Tobacco Telephone 293 79 Broadway O'KEEFE'S FUNERAL HOME Taunton. Mass. DAVID B. DEAN 6: CO. 85 Cohannet St. Taunton, Mass. A Tel. 2046 Radio and Sound Equipment CAPE COD FISH MARKET SUNFLOWER STORE and SEA GRILLE Tel' 640'W Best Wishes to the Class of '45 BROCKTON BOYS 45-46-47-48 SOUTHERN MASS OIL CORP. ESSO PRODUCTS FUEL OILS Hayward 6: Gilbarco Burners 63 Broadway Taunton, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of '45 C. F. FOSTER CO. Clothing and Furnishings for Men and Boys Taunton, Mass. Page eleven I945 COYLE REVIEW PEDINI IVIGTORS I2 Pratt Street Phone Nlansfielcl I42 Mansheld, Mass. Buick - Sales and Service e Chevrolet I85I I945 Established before you were bornu yNIIIIrf!7fW rSfvPL5Q 'Q 0. Z -E 5 i 3 0 fi? QQXX P hone I Z 5 0 Ei? ik Sig Q o 6 . ,fr 44F9PN xxx Wyyrmmxytwgb COALSTOKERS IIA OH.BURNERS GENERAL HEATING EQUIPMENT COAL OIL CGKE ADVERTISEMENTS Formal Wear For Hire WOLLISON DRESS SUIT LAFRANCE Registered jeweler AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY PARLOR 763 Purchase Street 888 Purchase Street New Bedford Mass. New Bedford Tel. 2-3422 Tel: 3 '37 TAUNTON WATCH SHOP 3l8 Bay Street A F. A. IVIcGuinness, Prop. Besi Wishes io the Class of '45 FALL RIVER BOYS WILFRED V. SAINT Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work Maplewood I3 Monica St. Tel. 905 Besf Wishes f0 lfw C1035 Of '45 Best Wishes io the Class of '45 V. DECLEMENTE TAUNTQN BOYS DEPT. STORE ,46Lf47L,48 Mansfield Mass. Whittenton West Side Best Wishes io the Class of '45 FALL RIVER BOYS Shoes Highland 47 Taunton Green Phone 831 Best Wishes to the Class of '45 FALL RIVER BOYS South End Best Wishes io the Class of '45 IVIANSFIELD BOYS Best Wishes lo the Class of '45 TAUN TON BOYS '46-'47-'48 Besi Wishes fo the Class of '45 BRIDGEWATER BOYS Page thirteen l945 COYLE REVIEW j. FRANK CONLEY FUNERAL HOME 9 Chester Ave. Brockton, Mass. A FRIEND MCGLINCHEY 8: RUSSELL INCORPORATED FUNERAL HOME I65 Belmont St. Brockton, Mass. ancis Russell Founded 1905 Michael l... Russell Page fourteen ADVERTISEMENTS Best Wishes to the Class f UNITED CHOCOLATE REFINERS, INC Best Wishes to th CI f 5 E. J. GIVREN SHOE CO., INC. ROCKLAND MASS I945 COYLE REVIEW Bcsi Wishes to the Class of '45 W S A R FALL RIVER 1480 on your dial HEMINGWAY BROTHERS INTERSTATE TRUCKING COMPANY We Serve New England and New York New Bedford, Mass. THE F. G. ALLEN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND SECRETARIAL TRAINING Granite Block Fall River, Mass. Page sixt ADVERTISEMENTS Best Wishes to lhe Class of'-15 EASTERN MASS. STREET RAILWAY COMPANY J. K. RILEY, Manager Besl Wishes lo the Class of'45 P. as. Q. CLOTHES I69 MAIN ST. BROCKTON, MASS. Best Wishes io the Class of ,45 JAMES L. COTE, sf. 1945 COYLE REVIEW BI-iRNII3R's RESTAURANT 8-Io-I2-I4 Winthrop st. JOHN J- CARR Tel. 3499 Taunton Gr ocer ies and Provisions cor. washington at Purchase sts. MILLER at WILLIAMS ICE co. Telephone 434 High Street Taunton Taunton' Mass' Best Wishes to the Class of '45 FRANK J. RYCI-ILIK Certified Public Accountant 31 I Somerset Ave. Taunton, Mass. E. R. JONES, INC. 6 Pleasant Street CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Sales Service Best Wishes to the Class of '45 PIERCE HARDWARE CO. Everything a Hardware Store Ought to Have Page eighteen ADVERTISEMENTS Compliments of JCI-IN E. LUCEY CO., Inc. Bridgewater EDMUND T. FITZGERALD Plumbing 6: Heating Sheet Metal Work 30 Second St. Taunton, Mass. P g t I945 COYLE REVIEW Our Healing Oils Make Warm Friends NASON OIL COMPANY FUEL OILS Power Oil Burners 24 I-Iour Service Prompt Metered Delivery Tel. lOl I 46 Taunton Green DAN'L 6: IVI. COUGHLIN 229 Winter St. Fall River, Mass. JOHN MARSHALL Tex Mach Granite Block F all River, Mass. Page twenty ADVERTISEMENTS J. R. TALLMAN 6: CO., INC. Insurance of all Kinds Est. I839 I3 Weir St. Tel. 527 Oldest Insurance Agency in Town WM. P. CROWLEY 6: SONS Lumber-Paints- Hardware JOHNS MANVILLE PRODUCTS Tel. 2529 RENT the BEST A CORONA PORTABLE TYPEWRITER TANES' COMPLIMENTS Repairs on all Makes , Ask for a FREE Demonstration Lunches Dmnefs sULL1vAN's OFFICE SUPPLY co. Sodas Newspapers Everything for the Office 22 Broadway Taunto I9 Weir St. Tel. Taunton 374 or 375 Phone 2080 DANA'S Everything to Furnish Your Home 85-87 Main Street Taunton GEORGE C. I-IARRINGTON Optometrist 56 Taunton Green Cover Seeley Co.D Taunton, Massachusetts R. A. WILCOX CO., INC. School Equipment and Stationery Supplies MASON'S FLOWER STUDIO Fall River, Mass. 9 Leonard St. Taunton, Mass. Phone 823 Be-'f Wishes of MILTON E. HACKETT JEWELRY N' Watch and jewelry Repairing 40 Main St.-Upstairs Taunton, Mass Best Wishes of JOI-IN F. MULHERN Druggist Established l904 OLSON'S FLOWER SHOP TAUNTON NEWS CO. 5 Post Ofllce Square Sullivan Signs SIGNS OF ALL KINDSH Tel. 6-8032 I86 Second St. Fall River Page twenty-one l945 COYLE REVIEW Best Wishes to the Class of '45 M A S O N ' S Plymouth Ave. at Rodman St. Fall River TALBOT'S MAIN DRUG, INC. fNext to Waiting Roomeflranite Block? Globe Pharmacy - 48 East Main St., Cor. Hamlet Lafayette Pharmacy he A I403 Pleasant St., Cor. Cash Park Drug Store A 937 South Main St. The good name of a business is built on the solid foundation of quality merchandisevefand a good name like character, takes time in growing to full stature.AeFor twenty years men who appreciate quality-and a run for their money, have been patrons of the Toggery. Get lo know ........ The Modern Mount Hope Toggery, Inc. North Dighton, Mass. Famous for clothing and apparel that look better longer. Page twenty-two ADVERTISEMENTS TCIUHTUI1 QUALITY N SERVICE ,,E,EL'J',F22,'.?DZ Besl Wishes lo ll1c Class of '45 MORTON LAUNDRY COMPANY Telephone 429 GAS IS THE IDEAL FUEL .for cooking 'for refrigeration 'for wafer heating 'for house healing MODERNIZE YOUR HOME WITH GAS TAUNTON GAS LIGHT CO. Page twenty-th FCC l945 COYLE REVIEW TAUNTON HARDWARE 6: PLUMBING SUPPLY CO., Inc. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hardware, Paint, Wallpaper and Plumbing Supplies Phone 204-I 74 Main Street Taunton, Mass. Victory Courses For Young Men and Women Business Administration, Accounting, Executive Secretarial, Dictaphone and Finishing Courses. For high school and college graduates. Train for the Best positions at BRISTOL COUNTY BUSINESS COLLEGE 43 Taunton Green I-IUTCI'IINSON'S Art Shop Pictures, Picture Framing, Artists' Supplies Telephone 2-02l I Est. I862 I54 Second Street Fall River, Mass. Best Wishes lo lhe Class of'45 BOSTOCK 8: INMAN 26 School st. Flowers for all occasions I8 Trescott St. Taunton, Mass. Tel- 1422 P. E. DUFFY Rexall Druggi.-st Bw! Wishes of 907-9Il Second St. Fall River, Mass. , A Registered Druggist always S in Attendance D. 81 P. LINEN SUPPLY CO. 22 Franklin Street Tel. 850 STONES BEAUTY SHOP 3 Trescott St. The best in Drugstore Goods The best in Drugstore Service FITZGERALDS PHARMACY The Rexall Slore 623 Locust Street Pall River, Mass. Page twenty-I ADVERTISEMENTS McCLELLAN ICE 6: FUEL CO. Range-Oi I4 Fuel GORHAM PRESS 733 Somerset Ave. Tel. 2303 Quality job Printing 5 Leonard St. Taunton, Mass. SHOE STORE Tel. 859 X-Ray Shoe Fitting CHARLES GOMES PRESCOTTS LOCKSMITH Meats, Groceries, Vegetables 8: Fruit SHOP Ts. 3188 m w..h...g..,.. sf. Safejigj Qlgfgeffijsggfffcgljfed Taunton- Mass- as cohannet st. Tel. I9l9 Best Wishes of PAZE SL RATSY TOUHEY'S PHARMACY ARTHUR J. SHEA Reg. Pharm. Prop. 202 Rock Street Fall River, Mass. For Everyone's Listening Pleasure RECORDS AND MUSIC Popular-Standard-Classical WAITE'S MELODY SHOP 6 Cedar St. Best Wishes to the Class of '45 LANE'S BARBER SHOP 20 High St. RUTI-I'S MARCKS THE TAILOR, Inc. 7I Broadway Tel. 2398 COBB'S, INC. 31 Main Street Tel. 940 Right Goods at Right Prices, Page twenty-Five I945 COYLE REVIEW SHOP and SAVE at PLANK 81 I-IANSEN, INC. N. R. Reed Building Best Wishes to the Class of '45 L. GROSSIVIAN 8: SONS, Inc. The Store of Lumber from Cellar to Roof Nationally Famous Merchandise Oak St. at Depot Tel. 2200 24 Winthrop St. Taunton, Mass. W. H. RILEY Sc SON, Inc. Distributors of CITIES SERVICE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS GASOLENE FUEL OIL RANGE OIL G. S. WILLIAMS, Manager 61 Cohannet St. Taunton, Mass. Tel. 3020 Best Wishes to the Class of '45 Y Best Wishes BRISTOL COUNTY RADIO CO. 70-72 Mm St. WARING YOUR JEWELER Home of Quality Furniture Next to Durfee Theater Fall River Best Wishes I i SIMAS' BEAUTY PARLOR Bas' WNW Q and CABRAL'S DAIRY BEAUTY SHOP DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED Whether for Graduation or any similar occasion-you'll find our Clothes always look well and continue to do so during the life of the garment. THE SEELEY COMPANY 52-54 Taunton Green 7 Weir Street Arrow Shirts-Shorts-Neckwear-Handkerchiefs Wolverine 8: I-Iart Schaffner 6: Marx Clothes Barbison Slips and Underwear for Ladies Page twenty-s'x ADVERTISEMENTS Best Wishes to the Class of '45 D. D. SULLIVAN 6: SONS 383 Spring Street Fall River, Massachusetts FALL RIVER HERALD NEWS WEBCO OIL BURNER SERVICE Distributors of RAY OIL BURNERS Industrial-Commercialvlilomestic IO Durfee Street Tel. Fall River 5-7484 JAMES F. CROSSON, Prop. Best Wishes to the Class of '45 DRUMMOND PRINTING COMPANY Printers and Stationers Phone 3878 56 Cohannet St. Taunton, Mass. Page twenty-se I945 COYLE REVIEW Best Wishes to the Class of'45 WALDRON HARDWARE CO. ROBERT H. PARK 44 Weir Street Taunton, IVIass. GOODNOW-MORSE-BROOKS COMPANY 4I-43 Main Street We Make a Specialty of Young Men's Clothes for Graduation SANDERS LUIVIBER CO. LOCAL AGENTS FOR MODENE PAINT 36 Weir St. Taunton, Mass. TeI. IZ34-610 FURNISHINGS FOR MODERN HOMES Floor Covering Specialists Window Shades O Venetian Blinds BOSTOCK FURNITURE COMPANY I0-I2 Trescott St., Taunton, Mass. Telephones 3421 and 3422 Your Store Page twenty-eight ADVERTISEMENTS WILLIAM A. TORPHY Attorney at Law Granite Block Fall River, Mass. RIENDEAU FUNERAL HOME W. SEYMOUR GRAY Tel. 588 Typewriters 467 Bay St. Taunto I45 Second St. Fall Riv Best Wishes to the Class of '45 DEVLIN'S BAKERY A FRIEND 6l3 Locust St. Fall River NORTH DIGHTON GARAGE, INC. IVIOTOTEST Automotive The Complete Check-up Electrical Service Expert Auto Repairing Tel. Taunton Exchange 1631 North Dighton, Mass. HOUSE of FASHION BY HOYLE Hanover at Prospect Sts., Fall River, Mass. Page twenty-n 1945 COYLE REVIEW Best Wishes to lhc Class of '45 . Fitzgerald Hardware Co., Inc. GEORGE N. SULLIVAN Manager 89 West Water St. Taunton Telephone 332 Page thirty ADVERTISEMENTS O'HEARNE INSURANCE AGENCY Tel. 745 I2 Taylor Bldg. Taunton, Mass. COPE BOTTLING CO. Manufaclurcrs of High Grade Sodas FALL RIVER MAILING SERVICE ,IOSEPI-IINE McGINN, Prop. Fall River, Massachusetts C. E. O'MALLEY Gas, Oil, Accessories and Radio Goodyear Tires, Willard Batteries Tel. 97-W I4 So. Main St. Mansfield, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of '45 MANSFIELD M I LLI NG CO. Mansfield, Mass. PLEASANT VIEW FARM I89 Dean St. Tel. 2648-R NICHOLAS COURCY, Prop. ALBERT C-. SMITH 8: SON Insurance Tel. I06 106 Main St. Brockton, Mass. DAN Smith Graml-IAM Smith WILLIAM C. SIMPSON Funeral Service Tel. 346 544 No. Main St. Brockton, Mass thirty-one 1 ,i Wil 0 Il A.: QULz:W.,f.j , bg gAaAL5NQf pore, CJARTALN 2 Owx. CQfLf9f7fZKbQ!CQfQ whim Wyww W WWW1- H0xX' M',M+ Wxpwgu A A if . - x 1 1n. lmn1ug. m-awww ' 00.0 Q .- 1,,so . 0' .,n.'.., f v ' ,'..4. , a , 1 -0- A the 4 8. 1 1' Q., Q1 as 1. '. Q ' ' ' a s J 4 u s '. n zulu U' ' D.' 8. ' 0 'a on angnh in ..v-..0 4 . nz-,Q ani .., , 5. A. . Q. 'Q ' . v- ,.s. 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