Mount St Joseph Academy - Yearbook (Brighton, MA)

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ol T DORIS PAULA NOYES 315 Myrtle Avenue KZANIBRIIXLIC, MASS. Of the entire rlass, Doris has the most magnetie personality. lt is indeed a pleasure to be associated with her, for she is always brimming over with laugh- ter and fun. Her constant ehatter alarms us at times, but when she smiles, we are completely bewitehed and become a most attentive audience. Behind this jovial exterior lies a very serious ambition. Doris feels she owes a debt to the world. Although ignorant of the nature of this obligation, we feel confident that with all her qualities, any venture she may undertake will prove a tremendous success. ELEANOR MARY 0'ROURKE CLAIRE MARIE 0,KEEFE li 'liescott Street DORKZHIQSTER. MASS. She is gifted with a golden voice which she uses to the proper extent and for the amusement of her friends. She is very generotts with her talents and has con- tributed to our own entertainments. Possessing a won' derful personality and an abundant sense of humor, Claire leaves behind her many true friends. She has a leaning towards the field of nursing and we can only hope for her success in that profession. ggi Hayes Road ROSl,lND.XI.l'l, MASS. Our Lady's Sodality has had a very profitable year under the very appropriate and qualified leadership of Eleanor 0'Rourke. ln Eleanor are combined all the qualities and eharaeteristies that make the Catholic girl what she is, and define and set. her apart from others. VVe are glad to have such a girl for the prefect of our Sodality and as a member of our class. Good luck Eleanor, all your fellow Sodalists and classmates give you their sincere wishes for your future prosperity. ffisl L:-1 - y e Mount

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MARIE MARGARET MORRISSEY 173 Chelsea Street CHARLFSTOIVN, MASS. Marie has impressed us with her quiet and retiring manner. The inescapable charin of her inodest yet strong personality has taught us to regard her as one of the inost likeable 1IlC1I1lJCI'S of our class. She has proved her capability while discharging the duties ol' Assistant Prefect of the Sodality and Assistant Business Manager of VIQHE NIOUNT. There is a place in the world waiting lor you, Marie, and we are sure you will make good. FRANCES LOUISE MURPHY N2 lirziinerd Road BRIGHTON, MASS. In 1937, Frances joined the ranks of the class of '40, She is a tneniber ol' the Library Student Council and finds her duties very interesting. Frannie has a dual personality. During school she is very excitable and nervous, but alter 2:30 she is calrn and happy. NVhat- ever you may choose as you road in life, Frances, may success follow you. MARY LOUISE NEWCOMB 2 Linden Avenue SOMERVILLE, MASS. IVere I to peruse Yllebster, were I to delve into Shakespeare to find adjectives to describe Mary Lou, l'ni afraid even these great authors would be inade- quate, for she has the undelinable quality of good- will. Mlhen she joins the world to do her part for humanity, it cannot but appreciate her, even as we do, lor it certainly needs more citizens ol such calibre. the calibre ol' good fellowship. All lf'l ff I rv- X 1940 . f'f' I llllv lkl

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MARGARET ANNE PARSONS 22 Brae Burn Road AIIBURND,-Xl.li, MASS. Thank goodness lor Margaret! She is one of those most welcome people who can be counted upon to relieve the occasional monotony ol' a class period. Het' jovial good nature Zllltl broad-mindedness has made het' the subject ol' many jokes of her classmates, but Mar- garet accepts all in good fun and thus makes herself more likeable. She cannot fail in her chosen career for she stands among those who 'Apossunt quia posse videnturf' MARGARITA ALICIA POBLET Clztllztdzt de Columbia No. zo lfrente at Ave. de la Paz. Mztrizntzto ILXVANA, CUBA She always has a smile that indicates the winning generous nature behind it. The dark eyed little Cuban miss, who instantly won our hearts by her friendly overtures, charmed us by her quaint ways, her eagerness, and her excitement at everything when she became one ol' us in Here in Boston you leave your school day friends, so until we meet again, Margarita, we shall say. l'.'Xdios. GERTRUDE THERESA QUALTER9 to XN'inn Street WAKEFIELD, MASS. The cause ol' much of the cheeriness in Senior A TCSIS with Gertrude. A warm heart, an eager smile at- tracted us, and we found, much to our surprise, an ardent sport lan. Hockey and baseball attract her, but do not take her from studies. A willing scholar and apt pupil, she has won the approval of her teachers. XVhen our memories llicker back to high school days, Genie will occupy a prominent place. YVC shall never forget her. 39 t,t ff 'I M y 1940 c . 19 Jtllfv 1