Mount St Joseph Academy - Yearbook (Brighton, MA)

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ELEANOR ANN SCANLON ll5 Sharon Street YVl'lS'l' NIEDFORIJ. MASS. A merry twinkle in her eyes, a smile on her lips, a generally lackadaisical expression, her toes tapping to the very latest syncopated rhythm, such a carefree, jolly disposition seldom to be foundg this is Eleanor. She is one of our all round favorites and friends. Her impromptu witty remarks, always made in a spirit ol lun, have given rise to many a hearty laugh. The best of luck, Eleanor. ALICE MARIE SHEEHAN 26 Semont Road DORC1H1iS'I'l-IR, MASS. May we present one half of the Sheehan twin duet? This is Alice, the pianist, and her ambition is to be as Strauss, or, as his direct opposite, Benny Goodman. From her artistic lingers come many superior drawings and her hidden talents are numerous. Alice is a good scholar and a perfect lady. XVC wish Alice the best of luck and we hope that she may realize her ambition. ANN THERESA SHEEHAN 26 Selnont Road DORCHESTER. MASS. This is Ann, the other hall' ol' The Mounts' only twins. Anne is the violinist and, twins are alike, Ann resembles her sister in that she too is a perfect lady, very silent and tranquil. Ann is as stable and solid as Gibraltarg in time ol stress, she never becomes harassed. Her solidarity and ability to accept the inevitable is a much envied possession. Ann, may your cup be filled to the brim with the success ol' the world. .ll I 1 ,I NI Ja? T., l l 940 ,. .. lim it

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QI' 'Of 9 -'fb ll Q V I , W ELEANOR LOUISE QUINN 2l 'lhornley Street IJORC1HliS'l'lCR. MASS. Quinnie is the other hall' ol' the teani ol' Quinn and Glynng the two inseparables. She possesses not only personality but talent as well. I-ler jovial antics prior to and during a test or recitation, have raised inany laughs. She niingled lun and studies together and emerged successful in both. Her sincere, modest, and sunny disposition has marked her as the type ol person whont we would select as a true lriend. STELLA IRENE RUDACK VIRGINIA MARIE ROGERS 7 Willoughby Street IBRIKLHTON, NI,-XSS. Meet Virginia Rogers, bustling through the round ol' classes and dashing lrotn one thing to another. She is one who can be relied and depended upon, one who is friendly and obliging. IVe have lornted the habit ol' looking lor Virginia to come rushing to class at the last ntinute. XVc know she will hurry on to success. 884: East liroztclwzty SOll'I'H BOSTON, MASS. Stella possesses that quality ol steadlastness which leads to success, she has patience and calmness that can always be relied upon, she has an exceptionally keen ntind and outstanding oratorical qualities. Stella can be justifiably proud ol' her scholastic record. Since she becanie a nieniber ol' our class in 1937, we have become very lond and also very proud ol' her, but the parting ol' ways contes all too soon. XVe feel conlident tl1at Stella will attain her goal ol' secretary. I-tttl he Mount

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MARY LORETTA SHEA .to Oliver Street SOMERVILLIC, MASS. Friend to Senior and Underclassmen alike, Mary possesses that degree ol perseverance and determina- tion that can have but one result: success. She can claim laurels from many fields, including athletics. Respect and iealty have been her due from all with whom she has come in contact. Her personality and good will will be sorely missed when the Class of '40 passes on. Sheazie carries with her the fervent wishes ol' all her compeers that her dreams may come true. MARY THERESA SILK gy l.inbt'ook Road l.YNNl IliI.lD, MASS. From Lynnfield this year came a new addition to our class in the person of Mary Silk. Her deep and vibrant alto voice has struck our musical fancy. Lik- ing a good time, Mary enjoys her boarders' holidays and recreation periods to their fullest extent. Her genial and compromising manner has made her com- pany most pleasing and agreeable. NVC have known her but a year, and yet in that time we have become excellent friends. RUTH PATRICIA SULLIVAN 321: Lu Grange Street WEST ROXBVRY, MASS. This girl ol the twinkling toes, so remarkably skilled in the terpsichorean art, has danced herself a highway into our memories. 'l'ruly she is a favorite of Fortune for her skill is quite superior. But the fruits of a successful ambition have not turned her head, nor has deserving praise made her proud. Ruth has no love of such trifling things. She is preparing for a brilliant futureg we herald its aurora. l'12l i H he Mount