Mount St Joseph Academy - Yearbook (Brighton, MA)

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up 'I ht' I la ea Z e S 5 H- I HELENA BRIDGET CROWLEY 79 Carolina Avenue QIANIAICIA PLAIN, MASS. Helena has brought to a reality the adage: The pen is mightier than the sword. From her pen have come many outstanding contributions. As Jimmie Bean , a none too angelic child, she gave a superb per- formance, making Jimmie a reality. She is a very able scholar, and Math is especially to her liking. Her remarkable powers of reasoning have led her to victory. XVords cannot express the debt of gratitude we owe to the Editor of our Yearbook. Helena has our heartiest wishes for her future success. MARGARET PATRICIA CUSHING 23 Dickinson Roald BRIGHTON, MASS. Her friendly and alfable manner gained our favor in Freshman days when a cheery hello'l meant so much, and she has continued to hold our friendship as time went on. Her special hobby is photography and in that capacity she became photographic manager of TPIE lVIOUN'1'. l'eggy's generous disposition, her care- free spirit equip her with a natural aptitude for mak- ing friends. These qualities should insure for her the success we all wish her. MARY GRACE DALY tit Queensberry Street BOSTON, MASS. The embodiment of all that is contained in the words poise and charm, Grace is the perfect lady. Though not so boisterous as some of us, she neverthe- less has a capacity for fun. Her conversation proves her most likeable, and we, her classmates, are delighted to claim her as one of us. YVC hope her road to success will be an easy one. f28l

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MARY ELIZABETH CONNOR 25 Spllfllllwli Street BRIGHTON, MASS. It is true that Mary does not aspire to leadership, but we heartily agree that in her quiet and resigned nature she accomplishes more than any leader ever dreamed of' achieving. The air ol' sincerity which hovers around her together with an unselfish disposi- tion has won for her an afleetionate place in our hearts. YVe are proud to be among her acquaintances and hope that the future will bring her a just compensation. MARY ELIZABETH CONNORS 25 Dartmouth Street ARLINGTON, M.-XSS. Betty's heart is as light as her hair is dark and she is an example of nonchalance personified. If' a task is not to her liking, she just laughs it ofl and hopes for a brighter day. She enjoys life herself and can coax a smile and a laugh from every one. IVe feel certain that Betty will spread joy and good-will to her as- sociates of the future. ELEANORE MARIE CROCKER 1940 215 High Rock Wav .XI.1.S'l'0N. NI.-XSS. A generous, good-natured disposition, with a care- free attitude that seems to belie her intense regard for the serious things of' life, make Eleanore a classmate we shall long remember. lVe shall never forget her daring and humorous escapades, but let us not over- look her enviable scholastic record. Her enthusiasm is unbounded, as evidenced during 'fpep sessions, and at the basketball games, where she olliciated as cheer- leader. XVe wish you luck, Eleanore, in your chosen field. C .U 5 I X ffv Fl Q 1 1 l27l ff N -'xi , I l l 9 ' ,- if ' lr -. .

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ANNE ELIZABETH DOLAN 234 Broadway Q ARLINGTON, MASS. In September nineteen hundred thirty-six The Mount gained one of her most popular students, and now in nineteen hundred forty, she must lose her. Anne has engraved her name on the hearts of all who know her. Under her most able presidency we spent our Senior year. VVe regret parting but look forward to seeing her again. We know her indomitable spirit will carry her far. Good luck to her! MARGARET MARIE DULLEA 18 Haverford Street JAMAICA PLAIN, MASS. I have often wondered how Margaret can read, write, talk and listen all at the same time and still retain an exalted position on our school honor roll. But Margaret is not content to rate as the genius of the class, she has also proved herself a competent actress, giving us a stellar performance in the role of Nancy in our Senior play. May the Saints be with her and may her future be as luminous as her past. MARGARET ELEANORE ECCLESTON 1 Rock Avenue DORCHESTRR, MASS. Don't let that angelic and innocent look deceive you because it is very misleading. No one would ever suspect that the quiet and demure Margaret Eccleston is the jolly and mischievous person that she really is. In her first two years at The Mountj' her hair- raising escapades caused many a frown, a laugh, and a jolt to her classmates. Her easy-going ways will aid her along life's path. The best of luck, Margaret. 2Ql 5 1940 fy lv 5 I rx t ff A 1- . fr I li X Eff l I 'Fl '. I