Mount St Joseph Academy - Yearbook (Brighton, MA)

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MILDRED PATRICIA FINNEGAN gt Murdock Street BRIGHTON, MASS. Carefree, light-hearted. on through lile she goes. Yes. Millie absolutely refuses to allow any clouds of worry to cast shadows upon her. She wisely takes each task as it comes and attacks it with the best ol' her ability. lt is no wonder, then, that we turn to her whenever a dillicult or tedious problem arises. There are times when the lights ol' mischief playing in her eyes warn us that she is about to execute one ol' her pranks. lt hurts to say good-bye, Mildred, we will always treasure your memory. MARIE MARGARET GLYNN 791 Atnerican Legion Higliway ROSI,lND.XI,Ii. MASS. This H,-Xunt Polly of our play has proved her ability as an actress. To see Marie play the part of a crabbed old spinster was a strange sight, and we were certainly glad to welcome back our own cheerful Marie with the finale ol' the play. IVe relied upon Marie, as president ol' the Classical Club, to uphold our Latin standards. She did not fail us. Likewise, may the luture lind her ready for responsibility. HELEN VERONICA HARNEY 71 Perkins Street lj.XNI.XlKI.'X t'1.,xlx, txmss. Here is another quiet person, but one to whose standards we llocked. Humor and seriousness are so finely blended in Helen, that upon our lirst meeting we immediately became her friends. VVe all know and admire her. She will be missed by us. Helen, may you have all that the striving world can give. -'- l30l -2 The M oull-Q

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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

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VIRGINIA HARRISON Q3 Fenwood Road BACK BAY, MASS. Katherine Cornell and Helen Hayes will have to look to their laurels when our Virginia makes her debut. before the footlights, for she too is a thespian, a follower of the immortal Shakespeare. She won our hearts with her portrayal of the glad-girl, Pollyanna. YfVhen applause rings out and encores follow, our plaudits will help her rise to the heights she deserves, heights belonging only to the great. MARY HERLIHY 63 Minot Street NEPONSET. MASS. You know that tall, blond Senior whose affability is universal and whose wit is sovereign. That's Mary. XVhere she goes, championship follows, and in her wake she leaves a host of friends. You see, there is none better liked than she, none more agreeable. Her energy is boundless. Gifts such as she possesses are rare. and tl1ey greatly enrich their owner. They will serve Mary well as she travels on, influencing people and winning friends. MARGARET TRINETTE HICKEY 218 Putnam Avenue CAMBRIDGE. MASS. There are sotne people who are reticent by nature and in this category is Margaret. For quite a while we knew her only as the shy, small person who recited in classes: but as time went on, we came gradually to know the real Margaretg the hutnorous and witty person she really is. Now that. we have found her, we are reluctant to give her up, but custom prevails and we can only wish her the best of success. 31 5 1 r 1 ff S lt 1 1940 . i.f'f'. Ttlfvl'