Notre Dame High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1956 volume:

peer tte aes os ee =, ‘ id AGN hs i Nest eat : t : : i, 10% Boe a ¥ =| ra q UNDERCLASSMEN COMMENCEMENT DEDICATION SENIOR CLASS ® ACTIVITIES - | @ ADVERTISEMENTS FOREWORD The purpose of the 1956 Edition of the Stella Maris is tore- cord the deeds of the boys and girls, who, for the past four years, embodied the spirit of Our Lady of Pity High School. In the years tocome this yearbook will keep alive the memo- ries gathered during their undergraduate days. The future years will bring new faces and changes to the schoolscene, but there shall be this record of the friends they knew, the things they did, andthe memories that are stilldear to them. Afind'encourager le retour du coeur et de l'esprit vers notre cher Alma Mater, nous avons préparé ce volume qui conser- vera le souvenir des jours heureux passés a l'Ecole Notre Damede Pitié. Puisse-t-il nous rappeler les enseignements solides, les principes chrétiens, et nous donner un nouvel essor vers le Beau et le Bien, : } : ' : oa eee Ee LEW | dibecae ath wt rail tt 8 A aston a neve nel q CHAREST, fl Whose sterling example ... unstinting devotion ... kindly counsel... and valued friendship ... we will always treasure with our fondest memories. O REVEREND 0.DUMOND S Mm, CURATt During the short time that Father Dumond has been with us, he has won many friends. His keen interest in the student body has been felt in all the Religion Classes and alsoathigh school activities. He is loved and appreciated by all. To you, Father Charest, ik the friend of youth, through whose kindly encouragement and exemplary advice we have learned the true way of life, which is the way of Ghrist, we, the Class of 1956, humbly dedicate this volume of the STELLA MARIS as atoken of our affection and esteem. “AY as Sy i 4 § wins sdiaatian Ba eee ths ilies 1 ssdemeianiet eae apg 8 e re celeste at he ot Seinen AER LPO A MRA TE eee sspbeeitiiatitieietiatnaaltd 1 xe ee Se Pe =i Above:- A serious editorial staff plans the 1956 Stella Maris, Left to right:- Nancy Williams, Julia Demers, “RogersGaudert. Sister Genevieve Alice, Year - book Sponsor, Lorraine Parilla, Judith Lefebvre, Jacqueline De- mers. Lorraine Parilla, Diane Morneault, and Anne Theriault write thank you notes to our adver- tisers. Chief, Roger Gaudet and Rita Ouellette, who turned inthe largest number of advertisements and patrons inthe Year- book Drive, are wel- come by Sister Celine Helena, Circulation Editor. Bottom:- Charlene Roberts carefully se- Dercstis si cuuersEtO brighten up the pages of our 1956 Annual. Judith Lefebvre, our energetic Editor -in- Yearbook typists compare newly typed write-ups for neatness and accuracy. Left to right:- Walter Kelly, Diane Morneault, Joan Daniels, William Covel. 11 FATHER CHAREST (mamma Imust go To her for 0099917 “for Guidance, for all Top:- Fatheris well pleased with Lor- raine's reportcard, Bottom:- Mother Alodie assures Ro- . ger and Jacqueline — 2 tien = SSS that she will accom- s 4 pany the upperclass- men on their educa- tional tour. ¢ pe nek OEE Bien ein Left to right:- Sister Celine Dolores, preter Genevieve Alice, principal, Sister Pauline Dolores, Sister Celine Helena, and Sister Marie Florencia. OUR FACULTY E Dear God: Give me clean hands, clean words, and clean thoughts, help me to stand for the hard right against the easy wrong, save me from the habits thatharm. Teach me to workas hard and play as fair in Thy sight alone, as if all the world saw. Forgive me when] amun- kind, and help me to forgive those who are unkind to me; keep me ready to help others at some costto myself; send me chances to do alittle good everyday, and so grow more like Christ. tome, a b¢ i io gl lil. hr Salle . 1 iA hme CHasraTanee td thitrsag - Ff pees . 3 pe oe m bhad Keddy 3 dndttid sd + et igs d PACES 4 Bed ce, : : J a TMI nad, th tum, ay f heb tine, OG a dew, ra er f Aty é f ae ? Pt pep ‘ POPE RM wg ¥) ROGER B. GAUDET 844 Broadway Chelsea, Mass. PRESIDENT Outstanding school spirit ... never complains ...calm and col- lected ... dependable ... popular with everybody... quiet and smart 7 OUreUPreZia yy eene rg eticrs tie dent... perrect yentieman, cuick thinker ... a helpful hand... good companion ... trustworthy friend ... finds time for everything pleasant personality ... accom- plished) pianist... resourceiala.. the essence of refinement. When responsibility is to be had Roger is precisely ithe lad7) NANCY J. WILLIAMS 8 Seven Pines Avenue Cambridge, Mass. VICE PRESIDENT Intelligent ... charms the boys . lovely smile ... loves a good argument ... tailored clothes: -- works at the ''coop ... math whiz oe sseamstresss...sloyalstomner friendsey- cule ssneezer. moines bass...) good listener. ... inde=— pendent ... school spirit ... fond Olfitote Gta Iti trCeabilitvaens, deep thinker. A regular gal and the best of pals.' ' JUDITH A. LEFEBVRE 7 Reed Street Cambridge, Mass. SECRETARY Our able editor-in-chief. ..loves kittens ... sports enthusiast. musically inclined, from classical to jazz... ambitious... fun-loving thrives on dancing ... light- hearted ... unwavering friend - ship...a keen wit...college bound constant honor student ... overflowing charm ... everyone's contidant) needs cayareamer distinctive glasses... analyzer of personalities. She's just as smart as she is pretty; And just as nice as she is witty. ' JACQUELINE E, DEMERS 93 Cross Street Malden, Mass. TREASURER Friendly to all ... honor stu- Cente ee jOllLVencOUrtcougeateall times... efficientin all her under- takings. 7.eatenomeninga crowdi.,.. well-liked ... never seen without NeweststerTeJulianw eattentiverneall RereClasSesS a ereSDONSiDien..., striking personality... .likes music typical mother ... an enthu- siastic part of schoolactivities... ardent movie fan ... never absent from school. Sweet and nice as you can see, And just as smart as she can be. 17 PAULTAS BOLDUG LOUleReedrstreet Cambridge, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Happy-go-lucky...makes friends easily s.7) regulary guy, eck Kne€é6se,. se larveartG.sspes. pus poy. em OLhleticuamgO0d 1.00 TabuUl le Tame: School Spiriten Neverway aie merriment. tireless and ener -— yetic™, =...) O.valauluy ea ecOlects other people's pencils ... natural SINCETeG ae CONVEHials care Eréeueentertaining. Paul is a lad with laughing eyes; He cannot frown, he never tries. JAMES R, COUGHLIN 61 Orvis Road Arlington, Mass. CLASSICAL COURSE Good sport... shy ... works at Harvard; ., Red sox... students... Gasye SOInGs, we DiUSnesmeacii ven. never drinksecoltleer, ata.cnted baseball player...great Bill Mar- lowe fan...continually forgets his lunch ... never without a crew cut CcO=Operative... cablyeoirdnn dancer ... dependable ... always seen with Paul. A helping hand to all he'll lend; Lucky the one who calls him friend. 18 WILLIAM P, COVEL 119 Mary Street Arlington, Mass. CLASSICAL COURSE Courteous, clean-cut chap... Pluce tiende, seSIncerTeribedtianis undertakings ... sociable... hon- Pst eEsilactthV i tesced aaa YOO worker... tall, handsome -looking ate ie SeeDOW LINGes, etd fejnperainents....policeness per- sonified... warm-hearted... un- derstanding... laughs at the pro- Per tines, swoterine qualities, The better you know him, The better you-like him: JOAN E, DANIELS 253 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Tall, charming, kind-hearted that's Joan... a genial personality . takes everything with a smile lovely long tresses... hazel Sy Comeemc as VeLOEDLed cee. yay OOG lacteu (necloties ey ata Kativem es, always seen walking home from Huron Avenue ... loves to dance aa epetiects lady... catseclams and pizzas ... capable baby-sitter . a friend to the end. Hair of brown, eyes of blue, And she's mighty pretty too. ' 19 JULIA E, DEMERS 93 Cross Street Malden, Mass. CLASSICAL COURSE Attractive young miss...amiable ...capable...impetuous and ener- getic ..... sparklingusiiile 7, win ning personality ... fun loving... PESOurceiule.. , sDLactica ls, ee Se for life... good-natured and cour- teous...unwavering friendship... honor student... strong sense of duty ... daintiness and neatness reflect in all her doings ... jovial yet serious ... has initiative and is sure to succeed. ; It's nice to be natural When you are naturally nice. WALTER W, KELLY 10 Park Street Arlington, Mass. CLASSICAL COURSE Cheerful... easy going... gra- cious smile..,imaginative...sin- cerity and energy... logical mind sense of humor...industrious PSardener (| .wexcelcwingmativeand science wlipht-néartedm, - ac tive)... apunctualeatralletimesin appreciates a good joke...always ready to help in emergencies. A true friend is forever a friend. ''! 20 JANET T. MARCHAND 114 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Hive dteetaoneew iit leOLelutien. dark curly hair ... pleasant smile ... popular with the boys...smart Uresserene sOod les sOl Clothes an always néats.., attractive @., re= liable Slight-hearted@. likes to SilCCU Me emeWILLY OUTS tinge with Snereven lM piso inischievous . teasing humor. She is popular, cute, and small -- Fullotstun eandslikedsbytalla! DIANE M. MORNEAULT 58 Cedar Street Cambridge, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Always happy... unaffected ... rhythmical...big sister to six... contagious giggle... excellent ty- pist... 2 griniallyher own”... un- spoiled... movie-goer ... nice to have around the house ... never walks anywhere ... expressive green eyes...hockeyfan... honor student ... it takes her a year to understand a joke. Two qualities that often blend, A good sport and a loyal friend. 21 WILLIAM J. O'NEILL 18 Ware Street Somerville, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Practical joke rae alereuicatc homework ... desirous of height neve partial to Science 4... casy ato pleéas € 2. Capable orrachievine many things ... enjoys skating... loyal. nODDY, tr Oplcaleticiives. helpful ,.. friendly ...fond of ba- cOn dnd €ggSs.. eu UtetlWway sues. vivid imagination. Small in stature, big in heart, He's the kind we hate to see depart, ' RIT ARPS OURULCEH TE 19 Sargent Street Cambridge, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Fun loving ... never seen alone . dikes 1ceaskating {.4echeeriul a NaS APTeat gilt of cabs ilover of sweets ... warm-hearted Eddie Fisher fan... generous... argumentative ... jet black hair and dark eyes-... helpful .4. suc-= cessful in collecting ads for the yearbook. ''A fine mixture of fun ie and pleasantness,''! LORRAINE M, PARILLA 7 Craigie Street Somerville, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Short 'n sweet,...smiling brown evyesm we duletatlitndess itiendly MeilditslOmeclotneseye, excel sein StUdIeS et IKES 1r1OVIES.... Enjoys dancing to her favorite hittunes . graceful hands ... adaptable Rocks Hudsonadaneeereservedun: always seen running forthebus... talented in many ways...would be lost away from Somerville. Not very tall, but the kindest heart of all.' ' ROBERT E, POIRIER 20 Windom Street Somerville, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Likes lasagnia ... rabid fan of Earle Bostick...plays amadtrum- petw... Red sox rooter... agile ath— lete ... prefers baseball and bas- ketball ... genuine buddy to all... drinksimilkene ladies man. Geep sense of loyalty...cooperative ... enjoys dancing...fun at a party... likes snappy clothes ... sharp wit and good humor. Always laughing, always gay, Why can't everyone be this way?' ' 23 MARY JANE L. QUIRK 162 Appleton Street Arlington, Mass. CLASSICAL COURSE Mischievous glintinhereyes... avid reading fan... talkative... happiest when driving... punctual ...can't stand the sight and smell of bananas...easy to get along with jOvial@.2, notéd@for sber.red jacket, loves tostease 4), astruc friendiin needs. lovable, «never in a hurry... noble ambition of doctor. N Tis a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. ' CHARLENE M, ROBERTS 16 Usher Road Medford, Mass. CLASSICAL COURSE Outstanding personality ... al- ways ready for agood time... witty ...a Roy Hamilton fan. .,intelligent S ambitious =:, truthful 32% vivid imagination...sprightly and good- natured ... popular with everyone ...friendly...lover of popular mu- sic... affable... good college ma- terial... her energy and determi- nation insure her future success. A good laugh is sunshine in a house, ! 24 ANNE L, THERIAULT 46 Hubbard Avenue Cambridge, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Ati ractiv ear paperiectsDOlser... tall and tenuous ... likes motor- cycles and horses ... reads good books...enjoys walking to Medford .. talkative ... capacity for ma- king new friends ...favoritedish, hamburger and onions ... dislikes homework ... gives hilarious pa- jainan parties y... 4¢pradancer PISLETMSELOmnT Dil Vem Ss Greene Ci letic A regular girl and the best of pals. ROBER Dede THERIAULT 51 Sherman Street Cambridge, Mass. CLASSICAL COURSE Likes to travel... appreciates a good joke ... resonant baritone voice...member of the Holy Name ee inden wen jOysaa (cOrond cigar . courteous driver =. nelpiulec... generous with his car ... values nice clothes andclassicalmusic... dancer ... ready smile...eloquent . genial personality. A boy who quietly wends his way Doing his duty day by day. 25 Scunieern Honor nour Ww. JULIA E, DEMERS Glassical Gourse a FP AHP. AP AH. AHP. AH 2H. Am mnesaimpotathes Gatholicsscnool 1s torinstruct, guide, encourage, and equip its youth to become honorable and useful citizens of their communi- ty, as wellas God-knowing, God-loving, and God- serving men and women. Sc It was during Sister Genevieve Alice's absorbing religion class that we came to a deeper realization of the meaning of life. Let us hope that in our future years our teacher's timely counsel and kindly admonitions, so deeply written. in our hearts, will continue to spur us on to greater things. Sa J a f Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen. 28 Wugthtegerly bec. feed ws hadle Gt f unelee 4 ba tik ; wel Suara ba 8 Aa ob rf fy capalaw tee gpen 2 Bene une and of sameky t te 4 Retin ofl fli, remdornss, a4. ab as on chabub tee beens Bad Lah, shpat tom dane t Abts PoA 4 Right: -Group of Cath- olic University stu - dents. Left:- An intensive study of the English Epic, Beowulf, The English Department endeavors to train the student in the prin- ciples and practice of correct writing, discriminating and intelligent reading, experience in practical oral expression, and a knowledge and appreciation of our literary heritage. 29 i Precision in the formation of outlines makes it possible for these stenographers to transcribe their notes without difficulty, and produce mailable copies at a high pro- duction rate. Commercial De - partment exacts efficiency and ser- vice inaneffort to train us for suc- cess in the business world, United States His - tory assures the makings of a good citizen. Our appre- ciation of American life is heightened by contact with the culture of other na- tions as we study classic and modern languages. Tinkering with all kinds of business gadgets such as Mimeoscope, Mimeograph, Cardvertiser, Ediphones, and Comptometers makes commerce an intriguing and popular course at Our Lady of Pity High, TICE PRACTICA ( | i | ( f ) r p : p ] (] f | ] Chemistry is a vital factor in the progress of the modern world. We have learned to explore the field of science, and have experienced a keen curiosity in its wondrous possibilities. Left to right:- Roger Gaudet, Charlene Roberts, and Robert Theriault. 32 . y Biology is a sci- ence equally as in- triguing as chemis- try. The wonders of plant and animal life, and the mar- velous mechanism of the human body lead us toa greater reverence for the God of Creation. ers went Db ar 3 CLASS §PROPHECY The crystal ball reveals manifold happenings of the years to come--some good, some bad. However, only the best has happened to the Class of '56, and a look into the future will reveal what has be- come of each one of us. The year is 1986 and we behold Roger Gaudeton his way to work in the railroad yards. Roger, being the best flag signal man in the country, has been diligently practicing in preparation for the arrival of that colossal, new cross-country diesel, the Super-Duper Chief, designed by the world renowned multi-millionaire, Paul Bolduc. The train is attempting toestablishaworld record by making the non-stop trip from Hollywood to Boston in a single day. James Coughlin has also landed a job with the railroad. He is just learning the ropes of the information booth, and many people wishing to go to Maine find themselves inthe heart of California due to Jimmy's helpful MISguidance! If you look closely, youmight seea slightly corpulent lady fran- tically endeavoring to gather her brood of twelve children. This is none other than Judith Lefebvre, trying to bring her little family home to prepare some crepe-suzettes for them and her lumberjack husband, who has just returned from the north woods. Among the noted passengers on the train is the new movie star- let, Miss Jacqueline Demers, who has just completed anew release, Dr. Jacqueline and Mr. Hyde. Itis rumored that sheis being granted an Ac ademy Award for her brilliant performance. Accompanying her is her private secretary, Mr. Robert Poirier, now world famous be- cause of his sensational book, I Was A Rear Admiral for the Navy. All the employees in the sta- tion are talking about yester- day's collision. One of the por- ters, William O'Neill, trying to earn a few extra tips, was bur- dened with so many bags and suitcases that his vision was blocked. Well, you canimagine what happened. Bang!!! He barnstormed right into a com- muter.!!! They say it took him hours to round up the scattered baggage, but he managed some- how tocollectall his anticipated tips. While waiting for the train to arrive, just glance at the paper to find out what has happened to other classmates of ours. The critics are raving about a masterpiece of literature en- titled The Womanly Art of Self- Defense by Lorraine Parilla, Professional Wrestler, Hockey Player, Marble Champion, Dra- matic Actress, and Jockey. Her last book, Autobiography of a Genius in Four Volumes, “won herfameandfortune. Whatwill this one bring? ? ? The society page says that the First Lady of the 400 set, for- merly Rita Ouellette, nowMrs. Reginald N. Throckmorton III, will christen the luxury liner, S.S. Banana-Boat, today. Mrs. Throckmorton has the added privilege of having two of the ship's smoke stacks named in her honor. 36 Well, well, what's this? The celebrated Mexican guitar vir- tuoso, Pedro Gonzalez, and his vivacious spouse, the former Janet Marchand, will soon appear in New England. Mrs. Gonzalez is booked to perform her intri- cate Sombrero Dance in the Boston Garden. Free lessons will be awarded as adoor prize to the lucky ticket holder. Starred the same evening will be the master of prestidigitation, Robert Theriault, better known as Bob the Mysterious.' ' He amazed his last audience ‘by bringing about the complete dis- appearance of a subject, but, sad to say, Bob failed to bring him back and uptothis very day all his attempts have been tono avail. Some front page photos show us the brilliant research chem- ist, Miss Charlene Roberts, in her newly equipped laboratory. While performing an experiment she took an atom and placed it in a test tube for further study. All of asudden there was an ex- plosion and she found herself perched onthe uppermost branch of atree. She nimbly climbed down, however, and cheerfully undertook another project. Let's hope this one doesn't discharge and send her to the moon. You may come across the fol- lowing ads while scanning the current newspaper. The first one reads: If your temperature is up And your resistance is low --- Biuyeneliy sel ON wi) And you'll get up and go. ! Following is another which may interest former students: Pisey OUreGar Running tis. . Then have it runto Mad Man Covel's Jalopy Swap Shop im- mediately. We give you the most for your money, and take most of your money for what we give you. The last one may prove quite promising--if youlive to tell it. Do you need something to cure your ills? Try Dr. Mary Jane Quirk's all purpose pills. Taken every night with a little nip, They will help you keep a stiff upper lip. If you get hungry while waiting, be sure togo to Boston's favorite restaurant, Menou's MulliganStew House, owned and operated by Diane Morneault. Diane is an exceedingly cordial hostess, whowill gladly give you adouble serving and perhaps tell you the secret of her superior cooking which is--Never burn water when you boil it. It would take a book to narrate the exciting life led by Anne Theriault, who went prospecting along the Yukon Trail and discovered nothing except a husband and two Alaskan Huskies weighing 150 pounds each. Make sure she doesn't talk you into visiting her onherfarm where sheis quite happy. But who wants to take the risk? Here comes the train at last and there goes the principal ticket puncher of the station, Miss Joan Daniels. She saw an ad in the paper one day re- questing a girl with punching experience. Now, everybody knows Joan used to punch down at the card parties held inOur Lady of Pity School Hall, so she obtained the position since she possessed the necessary skill. An additional treatis the appearance of that distin- guished designer of wom- en's clothing, Mrs. Nancy Williams Dior, whois sporting one of her origi- nal chapeaux. It is called the ''Peek-a-Boo Burlap Hat and a radar set ac- Companie seevery pur- chase. The last one to alight from the trainis Miss Ju- lia Demers. “At present (Continued on page 47) 37 Mother of God and Queen of Heaven, we proclaim thee Queen of our hearts. May the simplicity of Thy faith rule our under standing; may Thy virginal purity rule our hearts. Deign, O beloved Mother and Queen, to preside at our gatherings, to bless our temporal and spiritual un- dertakings, to dispel our cares, tosanctify our joys, to mitigate our sufferings. Be our Queen in life, but most of all, be our Queen in death; pray for us sinners now and at the hour of death. Amen, Paul Bolduc James Coughlin William Covel Joan Daniels Julia Demers Roger Gaudet Walter Kelly Judith Lefebvre Janet Marchand Diane Morneault William O'Neill Rita Ouellette Lorraine Parilla Robert Poirier Mary Jane Quirk Charlene Roberts Anne Theriault Robert Theriault Nancy Williams Jacqueline Demers IT OR tLst takes 150 words a minute in shorthand is a twentieth century Cassanova wore long curls during his childhood pins her ears back every night coaches hockey at Rindge eats ketchup on toast left his teeth on the piano forgot his cheese sandwich is a wine tester from Rio put the overalls in Mrs. Murphy's chowder reads Mutt Jeff comic books is doing undercover work for the F.B.I. keeps the post office department in business can type a word a minute was seen dissecting a cat is assembling her own hot rod raises Georgia peaches wears cowboy boots watches Terry the Pirates dislikes Debbie Reynolds CLERICAL OFFICE PRACTICE === CLASS HISTORY September of 1952 intro- duced anew freshmanclass into Our Lady of Pity High. Our first test came at ini- tiation. We were terrified at the thought of what was in store for us and the humil- iation we would have to bear while parading about on that fatal day, dressed like six year olds carrying balloons, lollipops, dolls, and what not. The upperclassmen didn't help matters much by their teasing and taunting, but it was allinfun and when the ordeal was over, more than ever we felt a part of the school. Being teen- agers, we enjoyed the var - ious social activities of the school suchas l[nitiation, Hallowe'en and Christmas Parties, Class Night, and the monthly dances spon- sored bythe school. We al- so participated in playing volley ball and tennis, and were very proud receiving our letters onSports Night. Most of our freshman ef- forts, however, were spent in maintaining our places on the high school honor roll which was something new to us and an incentive in our studies. The year termina- ted with graduation which was the seniors’ big day, and we helped to make it more impressive by being their honor guard of under- graduates. Upon entering the hallowed halls of Our Lady of Pity High as sophomores, we re- joiced in the fact that no longer we would have to bear the title of ''Lowly Fresh- men.'' We became more at- tentive in our studies and more appreciative of all that our teachers and priests were doing for us. Accom- panied by the friendliness of the upperclassmen, we now felt that we were definitely an integral part of Our Lady of Pity High School. Incon- 42 7 ss = ey | Ty, 4 PO ee Dae en ES junction with our studies there were various extra- curricular activities such as Initiation which we watched with glee, happy that we were among the innocent bystanders. The Hallowe'en and Christ- mas parties and numer- ous educational films rounded out our sche- dule. Most exciting of all, however, was the dance which we sponsored for the first time as soph- omores, Inthe spring we accompanied the juniors and seniors to the Bos- ton Theater to see the spectacular showing of This Isi Cinerama, Wwe were amazed at the beau- tiful and exciting scenes. Class Night held in the earlier part of June was a momentous occasion for the seniors. Many tears were shed by them at the thought of saying good-bye. On Gradua- tion night we formed hon- or guards for the seniors as they proudly walked down the aisle to the sta- ge. After singing the farewell chorus and thanking our teachers we left schooleagerly look- ing forward to the coming year. The following year found us eagerly antici- pating our challenging junior responsibilities. We felt mature and qual- ified to shoulder the nu- merous duties ascribed to us. The subject of vo- cations was frequently brought before us and our inquiring minds in- vestigated and discussed God's possible plans for eachoneofus. The gui- dance and experience of our kind teachers helped tremendously. We shall never forget the beauti- ful day of the senior -ju- nior outing at Salem Wil- lows which proved to be so educational. Now came the seniors' turn to be privately re-initiated at the annual Hallowe'en party sponsored by the juniorclass. They were the best of sports, how- ever, and we allhad a mar- velous time. Atthe Christ- mas Party Santa Claus show- ered us with many gifts. It was during the Christmas Holidays that plans were made for the semi-formal held January15. Promtime finally arrived. It was our first opportunity to don love- ly evening gowns and smart tuxedos. How glamorous we looked and felt on that long anticipated night of nights. Only two events remained now, Class Nightand Grad- uation. When the school, led by the juniors, was as- sembled in the hall to bid farewell, the seniors were pensive and tearful at the thought of parting. We had made many friends among the seniors and on gradua- tion night fond and sad fare- wells were expressed. Upon returning as seniors, we re- solved to imitate their exem- plary conduct. This year as September rolled around, we were awakened to the somewhat somber realization that this would be the last time we would begin anew school Vie ated Ours ladyeOis Pity High. Class officers were elected with the following results: president, Roger Gaudet; vice-president, Nancy Williams; secretary, Judith Lefebvre; and treas- Ureree Jacqueline Demers. We planned with glee the Initiation of the newcomers; one whole week of revenge for the time when we, as freshmen, had to gothrough similar tortures, Shortly after) thevopening of the school year, we madea re- turn visit to the House of the Seven Gables andthenon to Salem Willows accompanied by ourteachers and the ju- niorclass. Thenit seemed that we had little more than taken a quick breath when we began a three-day re- treat with Father Beaulne as our Retreat Master; it was a great spiritual lift for us all. When we had settled down to our books once more, our yearbook drive began, and with the much appreciated help of the un- derclassmen, we worked until our financial goal was attained. Inthe early partof November, we invaded Vantine Stu- dios to have our class pictures taken. With the distribution of these among ourselves, once again the thought of parting came to our minds, Our jolly Santa Claus filled everybody with holiday spirit at the annual Christmas party, as he distributed the beautifully wrapped gifts tothe priests, sisters, and students. At the outset of the New Year we held the mid- winter Semi-Formal.. The orchestra played our favorite songs while we danced to our hearts' content a betorenve realized it, we beganto prepare for the com- mencement exercises. In the midstofallthis, we spent the most en- joyable evening of our high school yearslOur Senior - Junior Prom, with all its dazzle and excitement, proved to be even more wonderful than our fondest dreams, While the last goodbys were being said, we prayed that God would watch over our cher- ished friends through- out their lives. May the diplomas received at the hands of our be- loved Pastor be the pre- miums of work well done and a pledge that the fine training received here at Our Lady of Pity High may accompany us along life's journey. (Class Prophecy continued) she is aleading model at the Vantine Studios. She photographed a millionaire one day and substituted some pictures of Clark Gable inthe, pio Ot cere liked them so muchhe married her and now she owns a minkcoat so long that her maid has to hold it up to pre - vent it fromdragging on the ground. It certainly was a pleasure to re- veal the fate that lady luck bestowed upon each of our formerclassmates. We are sure all are happy and con- tented in their respective field. Let us hope that God will be half as good tous as these predictions have been; if so, we shall certainly hold a glo- rious reunion some day in Heaven. Cant 10 DANCE! JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM A tribute with song was given Our Blessed Mother by Our Lady of Pity High School stu- dents attending the annual Ju- nior-Senior Prom, Standing in front of the statue of Our Lady on the stage of the audi- torium, time out was taken for the singing of ''Mother Belov- ed. I Annette Martinello, se- lected as queen of the annual Junior-Senior Prom, placesacrown of roses onthe statue of the Blessed Mother, honored by throng of students. INITIATION AT OUR LADY OF PITY First Row:- Jeanne Duguay, Margaret Irwin, Pauline Boucher, Susan Nowlan, Sister Celine Dolores, George Forest, Jean Englehardt, Nancy Pronovost, Priscilla Bolduc, Marie Berube, Mary Ann McCarthy. Second Row: - Paul Griffin, Claire Dee, Lois Cadmon, Patricia Fitzpatrick, Barbara Buckley, Elaine Doherty, Lorraine Lefebvre, Florence Wagner, Edward Holleran. Third Row:- Timothy Glynn, Harold Pothier, Richard Saunders, Francis Ga- theral, Brian Brooks, Gregory Donovan, Carl Leclair, Norman Gautreau , John O'Callaghan, Francis Marchand. Shall we ever forget the wonderful time we had watching the freshmen perform the ridiculous stunts we had planned for them on the dreaded Initiation Day. JUNIOR CLASS VOC Front Row: Brenda Dodge, Rose Marie Deon, Anne Marie Gagne, Patricia Fitzgerald, Carole Lally, Pauline Hamel, Carole Doyle, Do- lores Santos, Margaret Arseneault. Back Row: Denise Boudreau, Claire Sarasin, Joan Donovan, John Bas- tarac e, John Robinson, James Kil- roy, William Fleming, Rose Marie Denoncourt, Alice Audet, Janet Te- trault. 52 PO. wae Cre. | ee ee ee ae el = fea ae eek ee oe ee a oe EE et te te ue) raf = ate bey Father Charest has inspiring words of praise, of cheer, and of advice, as he pleads with us to make the most of our basic training and 'be the best of whatever we are.'' Yes, we go out as future business men and women, teachers, and professors, doctors and nurses, and a few chosen ones as future Religious --to conquer new enterprises for God and country. me SN BN ss SS a May the Body of Our Lord Jesus-Christ pre- serve thy soul to life everlasting. Amen, Paul Bolduc James Coughlin William Covel Roger Gaudet Walter Kelly William O'Neill Robert Poirier Robert Theriault Joan Daniels Jacqueline Demers Julia Demers Judith Lefebvre Janet Marchand Diane Morneault Rita Ouellette Lorraine Parilla Mary Jane Quirk Charlene Roberts Anne Theriault Nancy Williams LIKES boxing girls bowling music the country television sports driving pizzas dancing crew cuts roller coasters pegged pants '55 Oldsmobiles ice skating fashionable clothes convertibles children hot rods football games 58 HT Unt PET PEEVES red heads Harvard homework faggy music the city food knee socks taxes homework bleached hair girls smoking bugs red and black convertibles crew cuts cold winter mornings conceited boys bananas space ships short boys movies BIOGRAHPHIt FAVORITE SONG Sixteen Tons I Hear You Knocking Moonlight Serenade Too Late Now Davy Crockett Sixteen Tons Jazz Concert of 1938 His Hands I Hear You Knocking Moonlight Serenade Melody of Love Moonlight Serenade Cause You're My Lover Only You Sweet Kentucky Rose You Are My Love Suddenly Soldier Boy Who Knows I Love You Dancing in the Dark FAMOUS SAYING Chief! Chief ! Good sport! Oh, baloney! Good booze! Oh, sure! Cool cat! Prunes! Oh; geet Oh, yeah? That's life! Oops! There's JoesBike! I might cha know! Too bad! For goodness sakes! Oh, beans! Pwomise? listen eMarvean. You're a nut! 59 Policeman Flier Public accountant Musician Franciscan Engineer Navy Teacher Secretary Medical Secretary Medical Secretary College Secretary Secretary Housewife Private Secretary Medical Technician Physical Therapist Model Teacher LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, theClass of 1956, being of eccentric minds, ever failing memories, and forced generosity, do hereby bequeath this tenth day of June in the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty -six some fragment of our prodigious intelligence and astounding capability to solve the most perplexing problems, to the stu- dents of Our Lady of Pity High School. SECTION I - To our Beloved Pastor, Father Charest, we leave our everlasting gratitude for his kindness and fatherly interest, and for his unceasing efforts in aiding us through our four years of high school. To Father Dumond, we give our thanks for imparting to us the correct outlook on life and the promise that we shall keep forever inour hearts the ideals he has set before us. To our Devoted Sisters, we express our sincere apprecia- tion for their unflagging devo- tedness, their sympathetic un- derstanding, and their cons- stant encouragement inall our undertakings. To our Dear Parents, we leave our heartfelt thanks and undying love for giving us the opportunity to acquire a sound Catholic education. To the Juniors, we leave a little more wisdom and a gen- erous supply of school spirit. To the Sophomores, we leave a carload of stamina, enthu- siasm, and perseverance to carry them through the last two years. To the Freshmen, we leave 60 the memories of initiation and the happiness of three more glorious years at N.D.P.H. SECTION II - Because of our exceptionally bountiful unself- ishness and love for our be- loved Juniors, we bequeath the following treasures; Mary Jane Quirk leaves to Pat Fitzgerald her reducing pills and her leftover car checks. Janet Marchand leaves her black curly hair and pegged chinos to Pauline Hamel. Judith Lefebvre leaves her high scholastic standing and her old piano piecesto Janet Tetrault, and three crinoline petticoats to James Kilroy. Anne Theriault leaves hertall stature and her bermudas to Margaret Arseneault. Diane Morneault leaves her best pal, Benny the Ghost, and her eyebrow pencil to Alice Audet. Robert Poirier leaves his slim- ness and his horned-rimmed glasses to Denise Boudreau. Robert Theriault leaves his boy scout uniform to William Fle- ming and his school tie to Lu- Ur Tht cille Parilla. Roger Gaudet leaves his nim- ble piano fingers, his leader- ship, his school spirit, and his empty M.T.A. seat to Brenda Dodge. Walter Kelly leaves his boyish grin and pleasant frame of mind to Claire Sarasin. William O'Neill leaves his col- lection of fish to John Robin- son. William Covel leaves his easy blush and his famous strut to John Bastarache. Paul Bolduc leaves his wil- lingness to help andhis boxing gloves to Anne Marie Gagne, and his old bus boy job at Har- vard to Denise Boudreau. Lorraine Parilla leaves her scholastic ability and her huge lunches to Carole Lally. James Coughlin leaves his quiet disposition and his curly eye- lashes to Rose Marie Deon. CLASS = OF 1906 Charlene Roberts leaves her contagious giggle and her over- flowing supply of sunshine Vi- tamin D. to Dolores Santos. Joan Daniels leaves her old typewriter erasers to William Fleming, and her longtresses, her ladylike demeanor and primness to Rose Marie Denon- COULLs Nancy Williams leaves her Rindge book covers to Rose Marie Deon, and her cherished Eddie Fisher albumto Dolores Santos. Jackie Demers leaves ner obliging ways, her ceaseless activity, and her competence in handling and collecting mon- ey to Pauline Hamel. Julia Demers leaves her dain- tiness, her old uniform blouses, and her high ideals to Joan Don- ovan. Rita Ouellette leaves her old love letters and nurses shoes to Carole Doyle | With the approval of each member of the graduating class of 1956 we hereby authorize this to be our last will and testa- ment. going recipients. May these most valued gifts be used wisely by the fore- Diane Morneault Anne Theriault ‘Ae salle M. (Meas iita Z , vy. ee i s C. Roberts N. Williams. x ; J D. Morneault � J. Lefebvre ee q wy P. ERR A vr The Yearbook Staff and the members of the Class of '56 express their sincere gratitude and appreciation to the following: The Faculty members for their valuable as- sistance and guidance. The Vantine Studios and Mrs. Johnson for their helpful suggestion and efficient service. Myers Co. for ex- cellent printing ser - ViCe. Our Patrons, Patron- esses, and Advertisers for their good will and most necessary finan- cial support. Thank you all and may God bless you always. Alcea bos BE a pM ei Sy ee Bet ane Le es Lap ROM ge eee ie Ves FaN ae a eae Be aT ATEN bt RAS ee “AN e a BTA, nS a ; : Bhs Res PPE PPP PPT rt. Perr rr? pexpareserrerre7? prrrrerr geprrrer? PHIRONS AND PATRONESSES Si NITOMS Paul Bolduc Cambridge, Mass. Miss Carole Daniels Mr. Mrs. Conde Bolduc Miss Joan Daniels Mr. Mrs. Francis Bolduc Mr. Mrs. William Arseneault Mr. Paul Bolduc Denise and Reymond Mrs. Andrew L. Broussard The Bard Family Mr. Frederick Callahan Mr. Mrs. Ernest A. Beaudoin Mrs. Winifred Cavicchi Miss Bertha Beaulieu Mrs. Joseph W. Guffey Mr. Mrs. Arthur Cusick Joe's Bar Miss Rachel DelGaizo Mr. Mrs. Charles Lavoie Dr. Francis). Downey = Master Edmund Lavoie Mr. Mrs. Arthur Frechette Miss Jessie MacDowell TherGrilliepinersa Ready Personnel Agency Mr. Mrs. Alban LeBlanc Mosca's Bakery James Coughlin Arlington, Mass. Miss Barbara Pachran Mr. Mrs. Michael J. Coughlin Rocco's Variety Store Miss Catherine Coughlin Miss Doris Theriault Mr. James Coughlin Association Notre Dame Jacqueline Demers Malden, Mass. Mrs. Peter Bonitatibus Mr. Mrs. Gerald A. Demers Miss Jacqueline E. Demers Walter Covel Arlington, Mass. A Friend Mr. Mrs. Albert L. Covel Mr. John; A sATnotl et. and Family Reverend Joseph O. Boucher Arlington Center Auto School Cafasso Funeral Home Briand Studio Mrs. Pamphile Desmeules Browne Drug Company Franco-American Social Club Circle Super Market Miss Ellen Lemieux PiIberisieely ae) cy The Lemieux Family Liggett-Rexall Drug Company Mrs. Carmen Sampson Daniel W. Murphy Schuler Potato Chip Company Julia Demers Malden, Mass. Mr. Arthur J. Demers Joan Daniels Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Vincent A. Demers Mr. Mrs. Arthur J. Daniels Miss Julia E. Demers and Family The Three Bears of 1955 Miss Arlene Daniels Mr. John Bernazani Advertisements 66 The Dress Shoppe Mrs. Margaret LeClair Mr. Richard Galligan Mrs. Nora LeClair Mr. Mrs. Edward S. Grant Mr. Thomas Leonard Wecte A, LaPierre’ The McCallum Family Miss Marilyn C. McHugh Mr. Mrs. Hugh J. McLaughlin O'Hara Funeral Home Mrs. M. McSweeney The Rabideau Family Mrs. James Malley Mrs. Frank Regoli Marist Fathers, Boston Marist Fathers, Chelsea Roger Gaudet Chelsea, Mass. Mrs. John W. Marton Mr. Arthur Gaudet Mr. Joseph Morency Mrs. Blanche Gaudet Mrs. Thomas Morin Mr. Cedric Gaudet Miss Mary Murphy Miss Claire Gaudet Mire OnDere. Ly, Miss Lorraine Gaudet Mr. @Mrs. Robert PP Perry Mrs. Mary A. Gaudet Mrs. George Port Mr. Roger Gaudet Mrs. Doris Suhy Mrs. Arthur J. Arseneault Mrs. Elise Sullivan Mrs. Jenny Arseneault Mr. Mrs. John S. Wall Mrs. Silva Arseneault Miss Madelon Wedge Mr. Toni Arseneault Mr. Mrs. Peter Wedge Assumption Holy Name Society Miss Agnes White Miss Anne Beaulieu Mr. Walter White The Benjamine Family Miss Helen Benten Walter Kelly Arlington, Mass. Mr. Camille Bernard Mr. Mrs. Walter W. Kelly Mr. Francis Bernard and Walter, Jr. Mr. Raymond Bernard Mr. Mrs. Francis M. Kelly Mrs. Leo Breda The Kelly Family of Chelsea Miss Anne Collins Arlington Linoleum Co. Mrs. Victor Cossette Mra Venberberzan Mrs. Josephine DeAngelis Cambridge Flower Shop Mrs. Dominic Decristoforo Camel Cafe Mrs. Herbert Delaney Mr. Colin Campbell Mr. James J. Doland Miss°Theresa Campbell Dr. Mrs. William Finigan Mr. Mrs. James Cullen Mr. Mrs. Charles Finn Mr. William Cullen Miss Eileen F. Ford Edmond's 5¢-10¢-25¢ Store Mr. George M. Garity Emma's Restaurant Mr. Mrs. Beatrice Gilligan Mr. Mrs. James M,. Glennon Mrs. Harold Godin Gail Denise Glennon Miss Helen Hearon Mr. Frank Kirby Mr. James Hearon John E. McAvoy Mrs. Cornelius Kearnes Salem Harbor Gift Shop Mr. Mrs. Edward Kozowyh SteeAgnesmrarishes Mrs. Ann Landry Mr. Mrs. John Shaw Mr. Edward L. LeClair Master Kevin Shaw Mrs. Margaret Deroche Town Oil Co. 67 Judith Lefebvre Cambridge, Mass. Miss Diane Morneault Mr. Mrs. Gaston Lefebvre Mr. Alphonse Morneault Sp 3 Edgar Lefebvre Mr, J.0l. Albert Miss Judith A. Lefebvre Miss Marie Benoit Miss Catherine Lefebvre Mr. Mrs. Walter Blouin Mr. Mrs. George Lefebvre Mr. George Couture Mr. Mrs. Raymond J. Lefebvre Mr. Mrs. Claude Cyr Mrs. A. Bernard | Miss Katherine R. Doyle Miss Janet Bolduc The Family Grill Cambridge Color Laboratories The Marquis Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph H. Cyr Miss Paulette Robinson Diamond Match Co. Miss Marian A. Roche Miss Elaine Freniere Miss Annette St. Pierre Mrs. Mary Freniere University Trust Com Miss Edith Janelle Mrs. Rose Janelle William O'Neill Somerville, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Jeffrey Jutras Mr. Mrs. James O'Neill Miss Ruth Jutras James F. O'Neill Miss Madeleine LaRoche Faulkner Bros. Mrs. Jose Leclercq Herlihy Bros. Miss Julie McEvoy Stone Pharmacy Co. Master Richard Manners Mr. Mrs. Emile Ouellette Rita Ouellette Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs, Robert J. Pratt Mr. Mrs. Hector L. Ouellette Miss Barbara Rigazio Miss Rita Ouellette Mr. John Rigazio Miss Barbara Ouellette Miss Yvonne Simard Miss Elizabeth Ouellette Mr. Mrs. Romeo Verrier A Friend Mr. Henry Bernard and Mother Janet Marchand Cambridge, Mass. Miss Carol Ann Byrne Mr. Mrs. Robert G. Marchand Mrs. James Byrne Mr. Robert W. Marchand Dr. Joseph B. Carrabio Miss Janet Marchand The Comerford Family Mr. Mrs. Frank Marchand Mrs. Henry A. Grenier Mrs. Herman Marchand Mr. Leodore Letendre Mrs. Josephine Marchand Moll Motors, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Raymond Marchand Roland J. Morin Mrs. Cora Bolduc Lawrence G. Mullen, M. D. Mrs. Mildred Dagort Rindge Pharmacy Mrs. Joseph Frechette Mrs. Alva St. Martin John Earle Walsh Funeral Home Miss Anita LaPorte The Wamboldt Family Mrs. Leo Monahan Nash Real Estate Co. Lorraine Parilla Somerville, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Parilla Diane Morneault Cambridge, Mass. Miss Lorraine Parilla Mr. Mrs. Louis Morneault Mr. Amos Cossette, R.N. and Family Mr. Frank Cossette 68 Robert Poirier Mary Jane Quirk Charlene Roberts Mrs. Mary Cossette Mr. Pat Giganti Mr. Mrs. William P. McDermott Masone's Jewelry Queen Trucking Corp. Mr. Mrs. John Rochon Mr. Mrs. Edward Sarasin Somerville, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Poirier and Family Mr. Leo Poirier Mr. Richard E. Poirier Mr. Norman E. Brunelle Gordon Furniture Co. Mr. Thomas Hazard William A. McAdoo Dairy Sam the Tailor Mr. John J. Sweeney Arlington, Mass. MrwmeeMrs se James re. Quirk and Family A Friend Avery's TV Richard Baker, Optometrist Mr. Mrs. Leo Chabot Mr. Mrs. J. Edmund Flanagan Mr. Mrs. Joseph Juffre Mr. Mrs. Joseph McGovern W. Medford, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Roberts Mr-eCcharies A. Roberts, Jr. Miss Charlene M,. Roberts Miss Janice M. Roberts Mrs. Cushman Abbott William K. Bean, Realtor Bouquet Gardens Greenhouses Mrs. Evelyn Cardoza Rev. Robert H. Carolan Miss Sally Davis Mr. Mrs. Preston Graves Mr. Mrs. William A. Griffith Mr. Roger S. Lewis, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Ferdinand Patterson Rev. Daniel P. Reilly Mr. Mrs. Leon Richards 69 Anne Theriault Robert Theriault Nancy Williams Mr. Mrs. Donald Williams Cambridge, Mass. Mro Mrs. Erank CG. Theriault Miss Anne Theriault Mr. Frederick Theriault Mr. Lawrence Theriault Mr. Mrs. Arthur Arseneaux Dr. Mrs. A. P. Arseneaux Mr. Mrs. John Arseneaux The Barton Family Mrs. Alvina Breton Miss Annette Breton Miss Theresa Breton The Cyr Family Miss Doris Dubois Miss Lillian Gallant Mr. Van Gallant Miss Elaine Canniff The Haskell Family The Spartichini Family Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. L. Gerard Theriault and Bobby Mr. Mrs. J. Louis Theriault The Theriault Family Mr. Eugene Beauchemin Mr. Eugene Belliveau Bill the Tailor Dudley Cleaners Dyers Dudley Furniture Co. Edmar Electrical Supply Co. Mr. Richard E. Galligan Mr. Arthur Goguen Mr. Mrs. Samuel Hachez Holy Name Society Mr. Mrs. James McGowan Masse Hardware Co., Inc, Newtowne Woodworking Co. Les Petits Chanteurs de Notre Dame Seven Gables Shop Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Harold P. Williams, Sr. Miss Elaine M. Williams A 2 c Harold Williams, Jr. Miss Nancy J. Williams Miss Anne Benoit Miss Bernadette Benoit Mr. Mrs. John L. Benoit Miss Malvina Benoit Miss Phyllis Benoit Boys ilo nel oe Charlie Jack's Variety Store Margaret Arseneault Chelsea, Mrs. Josephine Arseneault Miss Margaret Arseneault Alice Audet Cambridge, . Mrs, Laura Audet Miss Alice Audet Miss Antoinette Audet Mr. Henry Audet Mrs. Armand N. Beauchemin Master Philip Joseph Giampa Master Robert James Giampa, Jr. Mr. Willard Hunt The Leger Family Mr. Earl Coffee Martin John Bastarache Chelsea, Assumption School Alumni Mr. John Bastarache Crescent Market Denise Boudreau The Boudreau Family Miss Denise Boudreau Columbia Food Stores Dre Ree Wee welaney mbenticu. Kevin Griffin, Funeral Director The MacKinnon Family Cambridge, Rose Marie Denoncourt Cambridge, Mr. Mrs. Louis Denoncourt Miss Rose Marie Denoncourt Miss Helen Cauchon Miss Laurette Cauchon Mr ebDruce;G alelim,ed.. Master John R. McCloskey Miss Louise E. Portais Mrs. Juliette Tremblay Mr, L. ValPrest Miss Cecile Cyr Miss Doris Cyr Mr. Mrs. Peter L. Gaudet Mr. Richard Gaudet Judy's Pastry Shop Our Lady of Pity Men's Club JUNIORS Mass. Mass, Mass. Mass. Mass. Rose Marie Deon Mr. Mrs. Simon Deon Miss Rose Marie Deon Mr. Fred Bishop Mr. Mrs. Wilfred Cormier Mrs. Stephen De Wolf Miss Dorothy Dunn Miss Jeannette Dunn Weldon Drug Brenda Dodge Mr. Mrs. George L. Dodge; Sr- Miss Brenda Dodge Mr. George L. Dodge Mr s- Mrs. George Lb. Dodges... Miss Joan Dodge Mr. Philip Dodge Mrs. Lola Daly Mrs. Eva Long Miss Marilyn McHugh Miss Kae Mannix Master Henry Scarfo Joan Donovan Arlington, Miss Joan Donovan Home Town Realty Co., Inc. O'Connor Motors Carol Ann Doyle Cambridge, Miss Carol Ann Doyle , McArdle Silva Bros. Arthur E. Wood Patricia Fitzgerald Cambridge, D.C. O'Connell Sons William Fleming Somerville, The Fleming Family Mr. William T. Fleming Chelsea, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. Mass. Mass. Mass. Mass. Dick's News Photo Supply M..ss Joan Robinson The Harrington Family Mr. John Robinson The House of the Seven Gables Mr. Harry Dilbarian Mr. Thomas Molloy Edward's Sweet Shop Ralph's Barber Shop Gregory's, !ormal Wear + The Tomeo Family Mr. Ronald A. MacLean Quality Sea Food Market Anne Marie Gagne Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Frank Taylor Mr. Mrs. T. Joseph Gagne Miss Anne Marie Gagne Dolores Santos Arlington, Mass. Mr. Richard O. Gagne A friend Mr. T. William Gagne Miss Dolores Santos Mr. Mrs. J. Omer Blouin Rite-Way Cleaners The Congress Stores Russell Brothers, inc, Pauline Hamel Cambridge, Mass. Claire Sarasin Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Alice Hamel Mr. Armand Sarasin Miss Pauline Hamel Miss Marie A. Sarasin John H. Derby, Jeweler Miss Claire Sarasin Mr. Mrs. George J. Ingalls Miss Blanche Bouchard JA Meee Mrs. John Brogan Master Thomas Hirtle Mrs. Caroline Champoux Master Paul Starek Mrs. John Crowley Mrs. James Goggin James Kilroy Chelsea, Mass. Miss Charlotte Keegan Mr. Mrs. William Kilroy Mr. Mrs. Charlotte Keenan Mr. James Kilroy Miss Elizabeth Lynch F. Robichaud Son Miss Ellen Lynch Mr. Mrs. Walter Terrio Mr. Mrs. Albert Wait Carole Lally Arlington, Mass. Janet Tetrault Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Thomas F, Lally Mr. Mrs. Wilfred Tetrault Miss Carole Lally Miss Janet Tetrault Gina's Submarine Shop Mr. Francis J, Abbott Mrs. Joseph Guardabasso MrspeAee Va, Gannitt Mrs. George M. Rodick Mr. Sam Cohen Miss Mary Rogan Mrs. Frank Coppi Mrs. Joseph Sweeney Cormier's Grocery Miss Donna Jean Creamer John Robinson Arlington, Mass. John D. Lynch Drug Co. Mr. Mrs. John Robinson Mrs. Gerard B. Plante and Family Miss Theresa Marie Smith SOPHOMORES Mary Ellen Bedugnis Boston, Mass. Master Manual Bedugnis Mrs. Marian Bedugnis Miss Mary Ellen Bedugnis Miss Chickie Bedugnis Mr. Robert Borden 71 Mr. John Fitzpatrick Miss Anna Graiziano Mr. John Martins Mrs. Nellie Martins Mr. John Smith Angela Bellizia Medford, Mass. Mrs. Beatrice Bellizia Mr. Louis J. Camerio Cpl.-Charlies Aw hart Dee Coen eGiven Joe's Radio Mrs. Victoria Poirier Mr. William Tremblay Jean Bobkin Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Alma Bobkin Mrs. Blanche Bolduc Mrs. Francis Bransfield Mrs. John Cote Mrs. Gilbert Lawrence Mr. Mrs. Albert Leger Mrs. Louise Morrison Joan Bobkin Cambridge, Mass. Mrs francis). ooldue Mrs. Paul Briand Mrs. Eva Long Mr. Henry J. Moulton Lois Cadmon Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Evelyn Cadmon Miss Lois Cadmon Mr. Daniel Cremens Mrs. Charles Cremess William T. Hickey Mr. John J. Jenness Mr. Tom Kenny Mr. Mrs. Paul Peterson Ralph's Jenney Station Mr. Vincent Stasium Mr. John B. Sullivan Janet Desharnais Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. A. Desharnais Miss Janet Desharnais Bill's Variety Store Mrs. Dorothy Curll Remio Fuels C. E. Monson Son Dolores Dumont Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Francis Dumont and Family Mr. Leonard Dumont Miss Catherine A. Berte Julie's for Beauty Diane Favreau Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Louis Favreau, Sr. Mr. Edward Bellis Mrs. Marie Anna T.. Bourdon Mrs. Doris Boudreau Miss Phyllis Bourgeault Miss Mary Constance Bresnahan Miss Albertine Brouillard Mr. George Brousseau Mrs. Eva Bullard Miss Mary M. Cossette Mr. Mrs. Henry Lavallee Mr. Henry, “Tiboy' lavailee Mrs. John McMahan The Marist Fathers Mr. Arthur R. Lavoie Mr. Arthur Proulx Mrs. Alice Robillard Patricia Foley Medford, Mass. Mr. Christopher Forester Mr. Mrs. Raymond Gaffey H. . Hood Sons = Mr. Mrs. Edward F. Stewart and Children Miss Madeleine L. Swain Barbara Fitzpatrick Somerville, Mass. The Fitzpatrick Family Mr. Pat Baroni College Market Kramer's Pharmacy Wilson Chapel Mr. Sidney B. Wolfson George Forest Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Lita Forest A lc Albert L. Forest ie Miss Diane Forest Mr. George E. Forest PFC Gerald Forest The Alford Family The Allen Family The Bilodeau Family Dover Market Miss Alma Dufour Miss Marie Dufour Miss Frances Girouard The Roy Family Irene Garneau Cambridge, Mass. Dem eesa Leal y0 oe Syivia O'Connor, M,.D. Taylor Improvement Co, Mrs. Julie Taylor Mr. Walter Taylor Antoinette Gaudet Chelsea, Mass. The Gaudet Family of Chelsea Mrs. John Arseneault Mrs. Philip Bernard The LaRochelle Family Miss Marion Moynihan Mr. Francis Poirier Miss Helen Poirier Therese Gervais Arlington, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Leonard A. Gervais Miss Jeannette C. Gervais Miss Rita I. Gervais Brosnan Oil Co. Miss Lillian A. Paquet Joan Goulet Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Albert Goulet Mr. Robert Goulet Mr. John Benoit Mr. George Hamel Mr. Joseph Hamel Hamel's Tydol Service Station Mrs. Conrad Roux Diane Leger Cambridge, Mass. Mre wx Mrs. .J. . Leger Mrs. Marie Z. Leger Miss Carol Ann Byrnes Mr. James Byrnes Mr. Mrs. Harold Fehling Miss Patricia Fehling Master Robert Fehling Miss Doris Noel Maurice Leblanc Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Theresa Leblanc Miss Eileen Leblanc Mrs. Effie Chaisson Doris Melanson Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Olivier Melanson Miss Alice Melanson Miss Doris Melanson Ronald J. Albert Miss Grace Anderson Mr. Mrs. Ovila Blouin Miss Yvonne Brochu Sal Campo S Sgt. John Caruso DeLeo Bros, The Homestead Restaurant Miss Beatrice Hudson Howard Johnson Ed Penny Thibault Bros, Mr. Vincent Franceschini Mr. Richard E. Galligan Arlene Morneault Cambridge, Mass. Mr. James P. Coleman Mr. Richard Dagneau Linda Perry Chelsea, Mass. Benoit Bros, Mrs. Beatrice Dunbar Pansy's Beauty Salon The Vultures Claire Poirier Cambridge, Mass. Ambassador Taxi Co. Miss Elaine Brouillard Miss Elizabeth Curran Mr. Mrs. Richard Garmon Mrs. Patrice Gaudet Mr. Arthur Gautreau Gerard Grenier 73 Hammond Cleaners John D. Lyon Co, Mr. Mrs. Richard Primmer Rigazio Bros. Turnpike Bowladrome Marie Quarteroni Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. John Quarteroni T. J. Hartnett Sons Miss Jeannette Doiron Philip Robillard _ Cambridge, Mass. Oscar Robillard Newsboys Rene Robillard Cambridge, Mass. Duguay Robillard Market Phyllis Rossignol Mr. Pat Rossignol Mrs. Rose Rossignol Miss Elaine Rossignol Miss Phyllis Rossignol Cambridge, Mass. Mr. John A. DeLoria Master Mark Roussel Marie Sarasin Mr. Albert Baril Miss Emma Baril Miss Blanche Bouchard Mr. Mrs. Edward Bourque Mrs. Caroline Champoux Mrs. Emile Chartier Miss Mary Louise Gagne Mrs. Enoch Mercier Mrs. Aline Simm Cambridge, Mass. Patricia Welsh Frank A. Welsh Sons Miss Eleanore Welsh Miss Patricia Ann Welsh Mr. Mrs. William F. Welsh Mrs. William Camillieri Master Robert Terrio Chelsea, Mass. FRESHMEN Marie Berube Cambridge, Mass. Miss Germaine Berube ‘Bell-in-Hand William E. Cassidy Mr. Mrs. Placide Doucet Mullen's Mrs. Raymond Roux Priscilla Bolduc Arlington, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Paul Bolduc A Friend Astor's Quality Shop The Barry Family Mr. William F. Burke Mr. Charles Demers Domestic Center Mr. Joseph Green Mr. James M. Healey Mrs. John J. Tierney Pauline Boucher Cambridge, Mass. Powers for Flowers Brian Brooks Lexington, Mass, Friendly Variety Store Miss Beverly A. Brooks Miss Natalie L. Brooks Mrs. Augustine Arsenault Mrs. Frank J. Killoran Mrs. Eva Monaco Mr. Edward J. Regan Mr. Aime J. Rochon Mr. Edward P. Rochon Barbara Buckley W. Medford, Mass. The Buckley Family Bond Cleaners DeRusso Family A Friend The Gebhardt Family Miss Clara Newton Mr. Bernard Shore Claire Dee Arlington, Mass. Mr. Mrs. John F. Dee The Bates Family Mr. Mrs. Norman Gautreau Cambridge Brake Service Miss Cronin Timothy Glynn Everett, Mass. Miss Mary Foley Mrs. Caroline Glynn Miss Juliette Houle Miss Elizabeth M. Glynn Louis Sons Miss Florence Glynn Roberts Realty Co. Mr. Mrs. Martin Losco Winston General Store Frater Diomede Losco, O,F.M, Mr. Francis Losco Elaine Doherty Arlington, Mass. Miss Eleanor Losco Mr. Mrs. James G. Doherty Mr. Hy Goldberg Dr. James A. Malloy Mr. Alan Stuart Goldberg Mr. Mrs. Thomas Tighe Miss Katherine Rooney Miss Cecelia Travers Mr. Joseph Sardella Gregory Donovan Stoneham, Mass. Paul Griffin Somerville, Mass. The Donovan Family Mr. Frank Flaherty Miss Vida Donovan Mrs. Hope Fostaris Mrs. R. Barrows A Friend Rev. Richard T. Coughlin Leonard's Jewelry O'Brien's Store for Men Moran Television Appliances Mrs. C. N. Winship Mrs. Helen Rewter Jeanne Duguay Arlington, Mass. Edward Holleran Somerville, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Leonard Duguay Mr. Mrs. Edward L. Holleran Mrs. Oliver Duguay In Memory of Mr. Samuel Duguay Julia V. Callahan The Terrio Family Miss Helen Holmes Miss Kathy Kelley Jean Englehardt Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. James McRae Mrs. Alexina Englehardt Mr. William L. O'Brien Master Walter Englehardt Mrs. Margaret St. George Mr. Hector Bilodeau Miss Rita U. St. George Mr. Mrs. Harry Burgess Mr. William F. St. George Miss Theresa Burgess Dr. Philip W. Card Margaret Irwin Medford, Mass. Mr. Mrs. James Hill The Irwin Family Hill Goode Construction Co. Mr. Philias Lange Carl LeClair Chelsea, Mass. R. St. Amant The LeClair Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph Trottier Mr. Abel LeClair Mr. Albert Trottier Mrs. Nora LeClair Miss Rose LeClair Francis Gatheral Stoneham, Mass. Mr. Henry Arsenault Mrs. Francis Gatheral Mr. James Arsenault Mrs. Mary Judge Mr. Philip Arsenault Mrs. Blanche Gaudette Norman Gautreau Revere, Mass. Miss Lena Wedge 7S Mr. Peter Wedge Lorraine Lefebvre Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Henry W. Lefebvre Mr. Mrs. Arthur Bergeron Mr. Mrs. George Bergeron Miss Georgette Bergeron Mr. Mrs. Alfred Lange Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Lange Mr. Mrs. Wilfred LeVeille Mary Ann McCarthy Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. H. J. McCarthy Mr. John McCarthy Miss Mary Ann McCarthy Master Michael McCarthy Mrs. Eugenia O'Keefe J. Richard O'Neil Co. Francis Marchand Cambridge, Mass. A Friend A. E. Long Son, Inc. Wise Potato Chip Co. Susan Nowlan The Nowlan Family Mrs. Edward Nowlan A Friend Mr. Mrs. Roger Monast The Pellerin Family Cambridge, Mass. John O'Callaghan Mrs. Val O'Callaghan Chelsea, Mass. Harold Pothier Mr. Thomas Bryant Mrs. Tillie Caissie Mr. Peter Carpenter Mr. Arthur Gaudet Chelsea, Mass. Mrs. George Holt Mrs. Thomas Leblanc Mrs. John H. Ryan Mrs. Louise Robichaud Mrs. Achille Streel Miss Mary Elizabeth Theriault Richard Saunders Stoneham, Mass. The Saunders Family Nancy Pronovost Cambridge, Mass. Pvt. Edward F. Pronovost Miss Lorraine Pronovost The Breen Family Mr. Henry W. Cyr Mrs. Francis A. DiFiore Diamond Coal Co. The George Family Mrs. Flora Lange Mr. Armand F. Lauziere Mr. Edmond Lauziere Mr. Henry W. Lauziere Mr. William Lauziere Mrs. Lawrence J. Mailhiot Mr. William Nevins The Sossong Family Florence Wagner Woburn, Mass. Mrs. Henry Wagner Mr. Frank Balestrier Mrs. Maurice Cauchon Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald Mrs. Sophie Lyons Rev. Earl T. Lyons Mrs. Earl Nobert F. M. O'Rourke Mrs. Augustine Rouleau Shaker Glen Pharmacy, Woburn United National PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 76 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES THE CLASS OF 1956 Wy Wovist See GCOMPT IME Nis Oe Ween Kay Usa Sole OU: Re O boku Gi Ar. O;hO GRA EP HER 132 Boylston Street Boston, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS THE CLASS OF 1956 wh uUntor GE, GOMPUTMEN TT SecA N DeeS bo [ee Wel Ho THE GRADUATING CLASS ey Sophomore Gin jaya Mya OF GUGK 1895 1S: GRADUATES wh ae Clee Sure.... your friends can come, too! When you go to work for the Telephone Company, you'll find yourself in the midst of a pleasant, congenial group your y p 8 8 jue own age. WORKING FOR THE TELEPHONE COMPANY OFFERS MANY ADVANTAGES Good starting salary — regular raises eS S Responsibility in a position of real im- portance to your community The pleasure of working with congenial people in pleasant surroundings A secure job with a reliable company that’s known and respected everywhere There are lots of excellent opportunities for girls finishing High School. Come in and talk to us today. We'll be glad to give you all the details. Talk with your Guidance Counselor, if your school has one, about when and where to apply. @ We're looking forward to seeing you. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 82 Duguay Robillard Market, Inc. MEATS —- GROCERIES - PROVISIONS BEER and WINES 336 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts Telephone KI 7-7011 py ID hey ag WISHES FROM BELL -IIl- Hi 2418 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Fred Igoe, Mgr. GOUM PDT MGEE Ne Lise G56 WILLIAM f. Be 4 REALTOR - 60 State Street Boston, Mass. QCOMIELL § Electrical Contractors 54 Norcro ss Street Arlington, Mass. MI 8-5661 JOHN D. LYNCH DRUG CO. Apothecaries prexale DRUGS 2406 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. H oly Name Society “Every Catholic Man Should Be a Holy Name Man” JOIN THE HOLY NAME TODAY r ANY ay th WT ZA OURS UADYIORSrIT wCHURCH Cambridge, Mass. 85 ASSOCIATION NOTRE DAME DE CAMBRIDGE, Inc. Ree PA i bh ORT R BN ee All Occas ions Juke Box - Refrigerator - Service Room included New members invited to join 2322 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-8046 Diagonally Across from Harvard Theatre MASSE HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware and B. P. S. Paints id we Corner Walden Sherman Sts. Cambridge, Mass. = Ko TR 6-4755 BD Elms lee Wolo elec. Ongar t,o ClSA 5 oO: hae 5 6 FROM LY UMON GUILD Cambridge, Massachusetts THE BEST IN BEER AND WINE oe’s ar Corner of Mass. Avenue and Norris Street Cambridge, Mass. Joseph E. Bolduc, Prop. T. J. HARTNETT BEVERAGE CO. LIQUORS 2 BEERS WINES Open 9 A.M. to9 P.M. 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Open Tuesday Evenings President 6:00 to 8:00 P.M, oats $10 ron eacn bercsiton 910,000 Edward M. Walsh Charles D. Keefe EDWARD M. WALSH -{ FUNERAL HOME } 2157 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge 40, Mass. Telephone KI 7-5544 QUEEN DER Connie GiOURIE © heAsi LON General Trucking Household - Office Moving John K. Maltas 10 Lincoln Street Frank Perry Somerville, Mass. SOmerset 6-4508 GOP AS NUE Niles Ob The CYR FAMILY Compliments of THE CHILDREN OF MARY SODALITY WISE POTATO CHIPS JOSEPH B CARABBIO DS. ¢. Be “WISE” - Buy ‘’WISE” Chiropodist-Podiatrist 2187 Massachusetts Avenue 141 Rindge Avenue K of C Building Cambridge 40, Mass. North Cambridge, Mass. KI 7-9722 ARTHUR E. WOOD Compliments of LES CHANTEURS DE NOTRE DAME @ OIL BURNERS (Men and Boys) @ HEATING EQUIPMENT Paul J. Hotin, Organist and Director OUR VLDADY ObSPIT Y-GHURGH ''When You Need a Part, Call Art 49 Reed Street Cambridge TR 6-7825 North Cambridge, Mass. ARTHUR “TIO” GAUTRERD GENERAL TRUCKING RUBBISH DISPOSAL RICHDALE PRESS 6 Walden Street Prompt, courteous service 24 hours a day Cambridge, Mass. Sos EL 4-0505 1 Warwick Park Cambridge, Mass. KI 7-1561 A friend and pal to all kids Mr. George McMahon BEST WISHES RIGA ZIOVB ROG? eLN Ge a HUDSON HORNET TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1956 FROM 169 Beacon St. Somerville, Mass, CAMBRIDGE COLOR LABORATORIES EL 4-8301 Compliments of THE HOMESTEAD HOWARD JOHNSON'S ok 3K 2c Alewife Brook Parkway RESTAURANT 555 Concord Avenue AND Cambridge, Mass. COFFEE SHOP st Jt 3K ok fe AE AS Featuring Howard Johnson's famous 220 Alewife Parkway Cambridge, Mass. 28 flavors Compliments of RITE-WAY CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS FRANCO-AMERICAN SOCIAL CLUB = = of EVERETT, INC. 4 Hudson Street KI 7-8008 63 Church Street TR 6-3228 AE AC HC 133-135A Hancock Street Cambridge, Mass. Everett, Mass. ALL MILK IS GOOD, BUT CAMBRIDGE BRAKE SERVICE Brakes and Wheel Alignment 2578 Massachusetts Avenue MILK IS BETTER Cambridge, Mass. H. P. Hood Sons 422 High Street West Medford, Mass, ELiot 4-9520 GINA'S SUBMARINE SANDWICHES 25¢ 2512 Massachusetts Avenue Compliments of Cambridge, Mass. Phone Orders Parties and All Occasions she ky TEV NESIN Dye, (O08), The finest in SAL CAMPO'S Combination Windows and Doors TEXACO SERVICE STATION Firestone Accessories 297 Concord Avenue Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-8950 UN 4-1699 ROBERTS REALTY CO. and ROBERTS INSURANCE AGENCY For Almost Anything EDMONDS 5-10-25 Cent Store 185 Massachusetts Avenue (at Lake Street) 164 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. MI 3-0900 3-0901 Arlington, Mass. JULIE'S for BEAUTY, INC. Hilt and GOODE CON Deh RU Cal lO Ne CO EA Nay, New Homes ONE PRICE POLICY Ae DEGAS Us Roofing - Repairing - Remodeling Any Permanent Wave Telephone 44 Holland St. Somerville, Mass. MO 3-2963 ST 6-2464-M 93 NEW TOWNE WOODWORKING CO. Manufacturers of Store and Office Fixtures Kitchen Cabinets L.G. Theriault 31 Cedar Street KI 7-9486 Cambridge NASH Realtor Montanus K. Nash Otis F. Nash 2245 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, Mass. INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Bus. KI 7-3102 Res. MY 8-4081 TAYLOR HOME IMPROVEMENT CO, Windows and Doors of Aluminum AVENUE 2-9840 GERARD GRENIER Service Station Tires - Batteries - Accessories 2500 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-8132 JOE'S RADIO TV SERVICE 270 Riverside Avenue Medford, Mass. MY 8-9735 DOVER MARKET H. Mazmanian, Prop. Choice Meats, Groceries Provisions 2303 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass, TR 6-1525 SALT Lye De AgViis Teacher of Dance Member of The Dance Teachers! Club of Boston 120 Jackson Street North Cambridge, Mass. CRESCENT MARKET Ficksman Bros. 702-704 Broadway Chelsea, Mass. CH 3-3091 DIAMOND COAL OIL CO. 137 Sherman Street Cambridge, Mass. Coal - Oil - Coke KI 7-4244 KI 7-8540 RALPH'S BARBER SHOP 1159 Broadway Somerville, Mass. Three Professional Barbers HAMMOND CLEANERS Cambridge, Mass. Call EL 4-7709 for Pick-Up Once Tried - Always Satisfied Compliments of TURNPIKE BOWLADROME 195 Concord Turnpike Cambridge, Mass. TRIG =5533 Compliments of JOHN L. McCARTHY Class of 1955 Compliments of THREE LITTLE BEARS Class of 1955 Compliments of SOMO OAL MhIs lI ce OMG) 9,€ Compliments of CAMEL CAFE 2519 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. THIBAULT BROS., INC. 241 Concord Avenue Cambridge, Mass, CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE ISG Tec benili Ready Personnel Employment Agency Elizabeth Ready 634 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. KI 7-3400 KI 7-3401 Compliments of Vincent G. Franceschini Richard E. Galligan CLASS OF 1955 Compliments of A FORMER GRADUATE CLASS OF 1955 Compliments of the GAUDET FAMTTEY of Chelsea Compliments of Mr. Mrs. James G. Doherty and Family of Arlington Compliments of OM BERLE NaS ' Medford's Store for Men Medford Square - Since 1886 Compliments of JOHN EARLE First National Store 2286 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. COLUMBIA FOOD STORES CECILE A, LaPIERRE Bedspreads, Draperies Cornices Imported Domestic Foods Fruits Vegetables Custom Made Measuring and Installation 8 few Everett, Mass. 163 Kinsman Street 232C Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-9323 CAMBRIDGE FLOWER SHOP and Compliments of GREENHOUSES OUR AD ey ge Orie le ay, Cambridge MENS GUUB 2301 Mass. Avenue TR 6-0951 QUALITY SEA FOOD MKT. Compliments of 180 Massachusetts Avenue HENRY BERNARD and MOTHER East Arlington AR 5-5815 Outstanding Choice Sea Food - Cleanliness Compliments of eidrsishens eb ao FUNERAL SERVICE Two Modern Funeral Homes 620 Main Street Wakefield CR 9-1353 FRANCIS T. DOWNEY, M.D. 65 Clark Street Everett EV 7-3120 THE GRIGG DINERS C. E. MONSON SON 435 Main Street Cabinet Making - Special Wood Work Store and House Alterations Ke Cambridge : Cambridge, Mass. 82 Cambridge Street 76 Harvey Street KI 7-6575 A. E, LONG SON, INC. FUNERAL SERVICE WILLIAM E, CASSIDY CLOTHIER M huset : , Telephone 2261 Mass. Ave aah Te LAG Ave, Beech St : Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge Service is a Long ! word. Kiet=3 i204 (Opposite St. John's Church) Compliments of Compliments of Mr. Mrs. James P. Quirk Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Poirier and Family and Family Compliments of Compliments of SCHULER POTATO CHIP CO. 36 New Street IDNR. PHILIP WwW. CARD Cambridge, Mass. Dentist KI 7-22.44 Compliments of PM OLRO URE SOM Gee BBY dbp een d eh Osea Painting Contractor 183 Cambridge Road Woburn, Mass. 154 Park Avenue Arlington, Mass. MI 8-9475 WO 2-1465 Compliments of : Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Leon Richards UNITED NATIONAL 33 Franklin Street Four Corners Malden, Mass. Woburn, Mass. EMMA'S RESTAURANT Compliments of the Boys Pizza a Specialty Hrs. 6 A.M. -2 A.M. Daily fTOTISR carl aos 185 Broadway Arlington, Mass. Compliments of Kb V CNeAge GREE LN Funeral Service Compliments of SYLVIA O'CONNOR, M.D. 2307 Mass. Avenue Cambridge TR 6-9144 Compliments of THE AMBASSADOR TAXI, INC. TR 6-5600 Office 1859 Mass. Avenue Cambridge: BENOITSBROTHERS 66 Montgomery Street Cambridge, Mass. KI 7-5584 General Order Repairing On All Makes RUSS Elie ROS aN Ge Radios - Appliances - Television 275 Mystic Avenue Medford, Mass. MY 6-7900 Foe OB Giriee 0 DE tas ON FUNERAL SERVICE 125 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. HOME TOWN REALTY INC, Realtors 160A Massachusetts Avenue Arlington 74, Mass. AR 5-9196 RALPH'S JENNEY STATION Corner of Walden Sherman Sts. Cambridge, Mass. MI 8-0557 WILLIAM T. HICKEY Funeral Director 175 Huron Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Kirkland 1500 ARLINGTON CTR. AUTO SCHOOL Safe, Courteous Instructions 454 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. Edgar T. Chester MI 8-4118 Dito PORhavooe Fruit Produce Cambridge, Mass. TR 6-9876 Compliments of ARLINGTON LINOLEUM SHOP 174 Broadway Arlington, Mass. Telephone AR 5-7558 In Memory of LAWRENCE G, MULLEN, M.D. WILLIAM A, McADOO DAIRY Milk and Cream Dacro Sealed For Your Protection TR 6-5938 KI 7-5285 Cambridge 54 Clay Street MASONE'S JEWELRY STORE Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair 282 Broadway Somerville, Mass. PR 6-5191 RINDGE PHARMACY 154 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. TR 6-6700 Maurice Jacobson, Reg. Ph. Billa lies eeV ARS belo, eee WeaG. Gini ANG-iProp, 57 Harvey Street North Cambridge, Mass. BOND CLEANERS Playstead Road West Medford, Mass. MY 8-0406 CIRCLE SUPER MARKET 234 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. ARL 5-1688 Free Delivery Compliments of MORAN TELEVISION APPLIANCES Home Decorations 311-315 Somerville Avenue Somerville, Mass, MO 6-4567 DICK'S NEWS PHOTO SUPPLY Hallmark Greeting Cards 1155 Broadway Teele Square SO 6-3385 Openitill Je PeM- es oundays POM. FAULKNER BROTHERS Fuel Oil, Coal and N. E. Coke 2 Alpine Street Somerville, Mass. SO 6-8255-6 GORDON FURNITURE COMPANY Fine Furniture 399 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. MI 3-1571 O'CONNOR MOTORS 22 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. MI 8-9300 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH THE DIAMOND MATCH CoO. 10 Blue Hills Parkway Milton 87, Mass. LUMBER AND BLDG, MATERIALS GREGORY'S Complete Formal for Hire 162 Massachusetts Avenue East Arlington, Mass. MI 3-6464 li ts of Compliments of Compliments o MARIST FATHERS REV. EARL T. LYONS, P.P. Pastor of Assumption Parish SAINT BARBARA'S PARISH Chelsea, Mass, West Woburn, Mass, Compliments of Compliments of Mree Sets Al be rte Gove L FRIENDLY VARIETY STORE 290 Walden Street and Family Cambridge, Mass. Compliments of FRANCIS A, O'HARA Undertaker and Embalmer TOWN OIL COMPANY 52 Bradford Street Everett, Mass. EV 7-4862 Arlington, Mass. MI 3-7846 Compliments of Compliments of LIGGETT-REXALL DRUGS Corner Lake St. and Mass. Ave. Arlington, Mass, GREENE DRUG CO. - AGENT JOHN E MGAWV Ony Funeral Director Arlington, Mass. WILL DO ALL KINDS OF ODD JOBS Complimenterenine Mr iGeorge li sDodge, or, 181 Sherman Street KELLYS OF CHELSEA Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-2247 Ed, Tessie, Eddie, Alice Reasonable Rates STONE PHARMACY, INC. Compliments of 1122 Broadway Somerville, Mass. BROSNAN OIL COMPANY Telephone SO 6-4010 MI 3-2202 Compliments of Reverend Joseph O. Boucher St. Joseph's Parish Everett, Mass. DUDLEY FURNITURE CO, 2368 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, Mass. Telephone Eliot 4-6155 EL 4-4749 Nights TR 6-7882 POWERS FOR FLOWERS 2160 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, Mass. John F. Powers Expert Designing Compliments of ASVeE Rey arog la. a i. Arlington, Mass. Compliments of Veet gi Mes 70.5 (Junior Alofa Malia) Reo LAMAN Furniture and Piano Moving 14 Jackson Street Cambridge, Mass. KI 7-9050 INTERSTATE COMMERCE REG. Compliments of LEONARD MULLEN 2366 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Arthur J. Daniels and Family Compliments of the ASSUMPTION HOLY NAME SOCIETY of Chelsea BRIAND STUDIO Candid and Formal Photography Photographic Supplies 183 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. AR 5-3180-M BILL the TAILOR Formal Wear Outfitters Special Rates for Students 1910 Mass. Ave. Cambridge Telephone EL 4-0600 Compliments of A FRIEND PAT -HROSSLGN OW CHARLIE and JACK'S Licensed Electrician Variety Store 190 Pemberton Street Cambridge, Mass. UN 4-0013 Cameron Avenue West Somerville, Mass. JUD YorPAs pigveohOr bk Wedding and Birthday Cakes our Specialty UN 4-9832 Hotel and Restaurant Purveyors McARDLE and SILVA BROS. Complete Line of Meats and Poultry Open Sundays 6-10:30 A.M. 2388 Massachusetts Ave. 4-6:00 P.M. Cambridge, Mass. 2346 Mass. Ave. Cambridge TR 6-1834 PANSY'S BEAUTY SALON 2322A Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. J. RICHARD O'NEIL CO. SCHOOL and COLLEGE JEWELERS 282 Franklin Street Cambridge, Mass. TR 6-7773 Between Rice Norris Streets HAMEL'S TYDOL SERVICE STATION Compliments of MOSCA'S BAKERY 152 Rindge Avenue 2578 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-9888 Cambridge, Mass EL 4-0212 Compliments of Best wishes from Silpeee AG Nit Sie AR or ASSUMPTION SCHOOL ALUMNI Chelsea, Mass. JOHN: Die ly ON FINGs Compliments of Seedsmen Lawn Consultants the 143 Alewife Brook Parkway CONGRESS STORES Cambridge, Mass. EDWARD'S SWEET SHOP Homemade Ice Cream Candy 168 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. DUDLEY CLEANERS AND DYERS DuPont Odorless Cleaning Free Delivery Corner Dudley Cedar Sts. Cambridge, Mass. KI 7-7956 Tailoring ROCCO'S VARIETY STORE 213 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. “ForsPriendly service, See Us. Pateleriizziseerop. DHE BROWNE DRUG Registered Pharmacists 201 Massachusetts Ave. Arlington, Mass. MI 8-0557 EDMAR ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. Electrical Supplies Lighting Fixtures - Appliances 1998-2002 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. UN 4-2850 - 4-2851 FRANK A. WELSH SONS FUNERAL SERVICE 718 Broadway Chelsea, Mass. CH 3-2123 17 Orange St. Chelsea, Mass. CH 3-3747 Compliments of ROLAND J. MORIN 1955 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Compliments of ED PENNEY Ke er NUN Es Yeero roaky fu NGA Le Compliments of RICHARD W. BAKER Optometrist DR. R. W. DELANEY and Associates DENTISTS 2161 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. KI 7-9102 JOHN H. DERBY, Jeweler, Inc. Davis Square Somerville, Mass. SO 6-1098 Official Watch Inspectors for the Boston Maine Railroad EL 4-0380 SAM - THE TAILOR Men's and Young Men's Clothing Gents' Furnishings-Tuxedos for Hire 2078 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, Mass. Open Evenings AUTOGRAPHS ene PERS Ae Ca Are acts! Li ne Coes WA EES ONS aba i Site, ss i ie oie UT AMS gt oe ae fe he i) es oH ik Pre BY es _ MYERS es