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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

cmos 7 he y ef hed Serene vane : eS goons whiner amit. Pe Re a F evaeaiontic 2 es Bua nog Sine ee wae % LS ee ME a BS ES: ae ss DEDICATION SEMOR CLASS Aree ACTIVITIES 4 ; UNDERCLASSMEN COMMENCEMENT ADVERTISEMENTS FOREWORD The '57' edition gof theiSteuive MARIS is now completed. Each page and article of our treasured volume has been intended to bring back the remembrance of forgotten events. Caught in its binding are our tea- chers, our classmates, our friends, and our memories. The events which were once a reality have become ob- jects of reminiscence. As you recall to mind the faces of those herein contained, think of us as men and women doing our partas Christian leaders, working towards our goal--our salvation. For we, the graduates of Our Lady of Pity High School, are now going forth to meet the responsibilities of life as we bid farewell to our ''Alma Mater. a Pa . be es Le | AND WEILL NOT FORGET THOUGH WE BE FAR FRR AWAY 4 ceberrdnptteestsenhens ag CRS OEE REE EEBEBRSTEBBEBEEB® Fe S ki. 2 = 2 3 ee eu vprersrere 8 s % ® % i id : 4 = aS en ee aseep AL SBE, 2 eS ee a2, cee Ae BP Pe te PGE ia ra is nen et: I a st ee ee te ae . “ RIVERS LSALT T c— ee ere ee gs es a a ph = 8 p Sit en, With loving gratitude for his untiring interest, with everlasting appreciation for his unselfish sacrifice, with loyal recognition of his steadfast devotion to an ideal which will ever remain an example whereby we may look upward and achieve our goal, we, the Class of 1957, affectionately dedicate this volume of the STELLA MARIS to REVEREND FATHERDUMOND, S.M. bn OS le eee ER Ainge OS - = ee a em GE Ne ae ae if erate aye magne TK SoCSUi RE eae ee . DE ede a ee ee er == Pp ——4 _ —= —— ae) _ — — ——— aed — c= C= c a= cosa _ CATHOLIC YOUTH On The MARCH i alee EME GEO COS ese ee RNY eae oO PCR - ® : : a e Eo mpeg 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 that harm. Teach me to work as hard and play as fair in Thy sight alone, as if all the world saw. For- give me when I am unkind, and help me to forgive those who are unkind to me; keep me ready to help others at some cost to myself; send me chances todoa little good everyday, and so grow more like Christ. oroerre aera arent “ ers tieane Bo creme crea x ¢ es ™ EST rae de ? 3 pomted gc oeee ss Nt, cn te Sa ka ; : Ea Ce eceiass cntacaiias MOG! € ce i : ¥ % re ane lesa vee : oe ee al ‘ Gand cnet } Ps ag 5 z a EON. vee ealolle 4 ea EP ie Sesame Coens ae : $a eet snort mtaiag ue a oe bas een ‘ gos rs “ Saab a 2 Fetes Ssie i se: 5. Te. ah a 3 Ey i Z 4 3 be gn em FIRST FRIDAY AT OUR LADY First Friday is our special day of grace as our Eucharistic Lord is exposed upon the altar for our ado- ration. Here we solve our problems at the feet of our Sacramental King. , aia mae Lh See ee t Pa ate te 8 be é Lin? a tt ine oe eed Poe a - 4 Father Boissonneault, our religion instructor, giving out monthly re- port cards. hororme Christ to the pupil and the pupil to Christ is the principal aim of the re- ligion course at Our Lady of Pity High. In honor of His kingship, in reverence of His Person and in obedience to His Holy Law of Purity, we solemnly pledge ourselves against profanity and obscene speech and conversation. We conse- crate ourselves together with our thoughts, words, and actions to His service. May all the powers of our souls and all the senses of our bodies be ever an offering of praise to Him during the whole course of our lives, ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ewe ee we ‘ia. eae 82 fi “Hi fi! - | ; | $I aoe eT OS a ee pe he i mean: RR LE ALTERNA ea aS TRIBIITE As we leave the portals of eUr Ree Devers or lel yar 1G H we pause to pay our tribute of respect and appreciation to our kind and devoted pastor, SEAS VASHON IN EDY Ssh (GS ie tae) Sipe ee ie ee ee ee epee Ive oh ET, oe and SS aghe net sea Sea ep acne e , oe oe eh canoe Eh do ad ei CR ES ROE Cte eee ae | sere We pay our tribute of respect and appreciation to FATHER BOISSONNEAULT, ascholar, a gen- and a priest of God. aureecners tleman, � who have MOTHER ALODIE always been so sympathetic and under- standing, we offer our respectful grati- tude and good wishes. To you, N a Te School days, with their joys and sor- rows, successes and failures, are now athing otsthe past... ane resremaing’, however, the knowledge and examples which so amply filled this precious time,and will ever remain as a beacon light to guide you along the sea of life. Sail forth, fearless, for your de- voted teachers, who harbored you during these school days, will still remember you as they beg Our Blessed Lady, Star of the Sea, to lead you safely to Port. 13 8 % i 8 e : eo oo oe ae eer Sie SR RRL RE. eee. ae KOMI SRE « RI. Bow ema Sib 7 WR AR Bae . bs Pe Daa” | RG AES eR oe ro an oS - meee ee 88 ee Pd Geb orcs Be teeeeta 4 mae .t = oe a ee ee ey Sister Genevieve Alice, Sponsor, discusses plans with the yearbook staff inorder ‘to «make the 1957 Stella” Maris the bestrever. eee je s: TEBBRPEEEEE | “SM EPS EELEE 3 ' Pauline Hamel, Editor- in-chief, with her two associates, Anne Marie Gagne and Denise Bou- dreau. Pauline and Anne Marie checking write-ups with RoOsesMaries) €nO1C Our t and Claire Sarasin, typists of the Stella Maris. Brenda Dodge and John Robinson make a down payment on Leavy € aT DOO Lo Sister Celine Helena, business manager, .. o Pf oe DENISE A, BOUDREAU 23 Verdun Street Cambridge, Mass. PRESIDENT Interesting conversationalist ... loyal supporter of all school activities ... musically inclined vee NaS qa, taste foredancing a... keen sense of humor... distinc- tive bangs .. personality 7. anticipates certain French let- ters ... enjoys meeting people o.. twists her ring when pensive ... Often seen at Harvard Sta- dium ... determination and zest ... that's a leader and our pres, Never silent, loads of fun Denise really gets things done, JAMES H. KILROY 52 Sagamore Avenue Chelsea, Mass. VICE PRESIDENT Ourspopularta ve beet Res to dance... has an aversion to homework ... trustworthy friend waeetOrgetseimportantsdatesm.n zealous supporter of the Red Sox eee COllege-bound ... looks for- ward to recess and lunch ... good WO. Keir rare lyeseriouss.s. fond of progressive jazz... Don't be surprised if he asks you to say cheese, for Jimmy is our amateur photographer. He's neither bold nor shy, Actually a pretty swell guy. 18 PAULINE A, HAMEL 61 Reed Street Cambridge, Mass. SECRETARY Popular with her classmates... possesses the gift of gab... at- tractive ... kind and friendly to- WardeeveryvONGs terriuicrletter writer ... professional speller SS eVivaACLOUSH. 4.) =SLUGlIOUS� ..-0. likes all sports except baseball : fond of dancing ... enjoys ie shopping ... ambitious ... likes crewcuts ...) Pauline is)a) busy miss who will always hold the high place she has made for herself in Y our esteem. Always happy, laughing and gay, We know she'll always stay that way.' ' ANNE MARIE GAGNE 87 Sherman Street Cambridge, Mass. TREASURER Attractive brown eyes smartdresser... liked byevery- Ones... sindustrious:... ,excelent TY Piste eetricienceinscollecting money...enjoys taking long walks with that special someone... quiet personality ... distinctive dimples ... hasaliking for popu- aide isla eCO=ODeLatives,.., interested in bookkeeping ... A modest girl with acheerftl smile who is sure to succeed inher cho- sen field. Anne's a friendly gal, The kind we treasure as a pal, ee MARGARET M, ARSENAULT 49 Carroll Street Chelsea, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Short and sweet ... always neaty. ., reauyvewhenineneeanne. personality plus ... good worker ..-. punctual ... enjoys playing the piano... short brown hair but big brown eyes ... loves senti- mental music, never. seen alone and we doubt she ever will. Because she's so nice, angry never, She'll have a flock of friends forever, ALICE R, AUDET 3 Reed Street Cambridge, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Agr renchsnlussa,.maLeidpic baby-sitter ... true companion ..«.- mischievous... proud of two specialnephews... enviable cur- ly hair... Mickey Mouse fan... likes shorthand ... familiar with saccharine pills ... famous for her hearty laughter ... school spirit... would recommend roll - er skating toanyone... Youmust know her, everyone does, Happy.and gay She livens the day. 20 JOHN A, BASTARACHE 8 Spencer Avenue Chelsea, Mass. COLLEGE PREPARATORY Here is our math whiz...avid dancetan..,.. 1tkes all sports®.... dislikes homework...vice-presi- dent of the Junior Holy Name... never seen without his Winstons ... up to date on Jewish holidays es money -wise ... likes knee- socks on girls ... If you have a desire to hear a joke, just ask OUTe Duster. A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men, ROSE MARIE DENONCOURT 39 Sargent Street Cambridge, Mass. COLLEGE PREPARATORY ail ee well -marnered an, argumentative butin sucha pleas - INveweaya ee etOndnofe sports ar... likes vanilla cokes and sleep... experienced baby sitter... recog- nized by her ''Notre Dame ! jacket esealwaverseenuin a crowd, . deft in use of her left hand...pop music fan... We wish her suc- cess now and forever. Rosie is always full of fun, She laughs and smiles with everyone. 21 ROSE MARIE DEON 59 Spencer Avenue Chelsea, Mass, COMMERCIAL COURSE Five feet two... eyes of blue ... sometimes seen at Totem Pole with the possessor of a crew-cut � .. good at figures... likes ice- skating ... takes trips to Nova Scotia ... agreeable with trick knees ... wears a lot of blue but don't ask why... soft-spoken... sometimes before time she's never on time, She's not as quiet as she seems, For beneath her lashes mischief gleams. BRENDA D, DODGE 181 Sherman Street Cambridge, Mass, COMMER CIAL COURSE Shoxrtmandmsweetm.. eta laor MITthewan re Witty ae ainess Lear fan ... acrobatic ability... likes jitterbugging and collecting rec- ords ... always seenwalking ... enjoys Homestead's hot fudge sun- daes ... friend of many and to Manyiati Tender ec Leesure she'll be successful as a danc- ing teacher, Though she isn't very tall, She's nice to one and all,''! 22 JOAN E, DONOVAN 64 Palmer Street Arlington, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Tall and energetic... likes to dance ... hates sardines ... al- ways willing to give a helping handeyeseslic espersonalty....cn-= joys skating ... spends most of her time on the phone ... punc- tual ... usually in a fluster hur- rying about ... fond of conver- sing ... has a taste for unusual 100d eecasvVetomget to know... Sgt ltucer rience craremsure ne) future will be crowned with suc- cess. In her studies she's o.k., We wish her succ?2ss in every way. ' CAROL A, DOYLE 281 Cross Street Belmont, Mass. COLLEGE PREPARATORY Her merry eyesand smile be- tray her Irishancestry ... loves music ... hockey and baseball fan ealWaycmscenminebelmontans. Wittyee. POOd IIstener enjoys bowling especially with C.T.C. oe eecODG COLsanimMmalsa. .. LeCcog — nized by her pony tail...a friend to all is she, our colleen. She's so gay and she's so snappy, We hope her life is very happy. 23 PATRICIA A, FITZGERALD 40 Matignon Road Cambridge, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Goldenlocks and sparkling eyes ses J1KES to return thereibow., .. Rock Hudson enthusiast... sin- cere ... forgets her assignment Dad ste GUICKILONSINILeGl) nas ait the Hilltoppersrécords™ .,.svery popular with that boy ...famous for her small kerchiefs ... her personality spreads that happy feeling: Pat's tutureswill be dialed with ''Number Please? ! A cute girl with a pretty smile We'll remember her a long while. WILLIAM T, FLEMING 19 Ware Street Somerville, Mass. COLLEGE PREPARATORY Here is the Don Juan of our class ... likes sports ... aller- gic to homework ... blond crew- Cute a sOClaDle a =p. nit Grew. dislikes soup...both a caddy and ardent golf player... blushes easily ... school-spirit ... na- tional guard member ... always telling stories ... neat dresser . usually seen with a friend... Need we s ay who? His friends there are many, HisHoeare tate therecanvial 24 CAROLE J. LALLY 87 Maplewood Street Watertown, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Dalla wac Ua rmin gee iOnor students. courteous +...) Loves outdoor sports ... enjoys sleep and hot fudge sundaes ... rides in old cars ... usually misses her bus... Burt Lancaster ad- mirer ... fussy about her ham- burgers and where she eats them - quick to use her own special laugh... With her initiative, she's SUre to succeed. To be a teacher is her ambition, We wish her luck in her position. ' LUCILLE M, PARILLA 7 Craigie Street Somerville, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Good-natured ... full of fun PeDODUl are enOLeLOOstdL) snot too small... giddy ... rhythmi- cal... enjoys dancing and popu- laremusican .Carelrree spark ling dark eyes ... Eddie Fisher fan ... looks forward to week- ends. Her love of children ac- counts for her desire to bea nurs- ery school teacher. Always jolly, never loud; Popular in every crowd, 25 JOHN J, ROBINSON 39 Thorndike Street Arlington, Mass. COLLEGE PREPARATORY A sharp-dresser ... enjoys skating@.,. Casy-ROiIng 4.7 Co- operative...both a master of the checkroom and a professional buf- féreee. ReENeTOUSs yikes Daskel- ball els Or dance tate pink and charcoal to him can't be beat -. never seen without a starched shirt but usually seen with Miss UL WY, UU A good sport and a good friend, ! JANE TyM;-TE.TRAUET 73 Dudley Street Cambridge, Mass. COLLEGE PREPARATORY ive teetones.. . Drown Curly, hair ..,. dependable at all times soePSiINnCeres, se exCel sain deter- mination ... nearly supports the dentist .,.. ardent) sporteraneae, truthful ... up to date on latest songs ... generous... known for her amazing appetite ... assist- ant scoutleader... Janis a miss who's always on the go, hurrying to and fro. Here's a girl, we must confess, Studies hard to win success, 26 DOLORES M, SANTOS 16 Dartmouth Street Arlington, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Easy to please... never with- Out an excuse ... avid movie fan eld SwaetaSlLeelOres Weets 7. appreciates a goodtime...music lover ... experienced with tiny tots ....can be found riding the LatemDUsm er eOuicte em likesmnice clothes... unselfish is this Miss who's small in stature but big in heart. Charming and petite, She'd be hard to beat. CLAIRE I, SARASIN 28 Fairfield Street Cambridge, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Intelligent es ew.c ll likedaan shy ... Smart-dresser ... likes rollerskating ... takes a year to understand a joke ... talkative .e«.enjoys popular music...help- ful... never absent from school Peek ene rouse atondsor dancing ee were UteCONSCIONS as. enOtial ways heard but always welcome. Quiet, unassuming ways, As proven day by day. ' 27 ALMA T, WENTZELL 71 Walden Street Cambridge, Mass. COMMERCIAL COURSE Friendly {, .¢asy toiplease a. helpful 2... able) bowlers... eeu joys popular music ... always carries a shoulder bag ... at- tentive ... likes roller-skating ... Mr. Woolworth's faithful aid eo. neat... attends school dan- ces ... often seen at Harvard Square... punctuale,.. we lia) — ways be glad that she joined us this year. Sincerity and a pretty face, In our esteem she has her place, $64,000 QUESTION Why does Margaret like riding in'49 Ford convertibles? Why doesn't Alice ever curl hershair? Why does Denise spend her vacations in Canada? Why is Rose Marie Denoncourt always at Alice's house? Why doesn't Rose Marie Deon wear spikes? Why is Brenda always seen at Richard's Drive-in? Why does Joan like South Boston? With whom does Carol D. spend mostof her week-ends ? Why isn't Patricia seen at the school dances? Why is Anne Marie always seen collecting money? Why is Pauline always seenatthe Rindge Football Games? What is Carole Lally's Golden Pump? Why does Lucille always wait for the mailman? Why is Dolores frequently seen at the movies? What attracts Claire's attention at Harvard Square? Why does Alma, like ''Anchors Aweigh?' ! Why can't Janet take her father's car more often? What makes John B. so eager to leave school? Why does James walk so fast? What is William doing in the National Guard? Why is John R. often seen on Fairfield Street? 28 RIENDS ACQUISIT i : she s iris “aeberd HAT OF your area: a a Pauline Hameland Alma Wentzell working ontheir weekly vocabulary list. Look this way, please. Denise and James come tO.C OTS ULE Father Du-= mond at the rectory. i ive Wi MMe inate: FRESHMAN YEAR After our usual summer of fun, the time had come for us to start analtogether different and new form of life--our sec- ondary school education. At last we were part of the high school student body and we felt ever so much older than we had the previous year. During the first week of school, the very thought of Initiation tormented us, This event, which we so dreaded, however, was nothing but a lotoffunand merriment. It was then time for us to set- tle down to hard workand stu- dy in order to make our tea- chers proud ofstheir .lowly freshies. ' Much funand many activities accompanied our first year of high, such as tennis for the sports-minded, outings and dances for the socially-in- clined, and Hallowe'en and Christmas parties, which were indeed enjoyed by all. The end of a happy and suc- cessful year having arrived, we participated in Class Night for the departing seniors and CLASS HISTORY we also had the privilege of being honor guards at the Com-= mencement Exercises. As we watched the jubilant seniors descend the stairs to receive theirdiplomas and awards, we felt very happy for them and resolved to put more study and spirit in our remaining years at Our Lady of Pity, and we sin-= cerely hoped they would be as memorable as our freshman year had been. 5 ae i Sly aie Rr = SOPHOMORE YEAR Coming to school in '54 ! found usa bit reluctant to close the door onour summer activi- ties and once more settle down toa steady schedule. We were, however, kept busy not only in furthering our academic ad- vancement but also in trying to become known as ''sophis- ticated sophomores, ! We soon had the opportunity of sponsoring our firstdance, Now excited and eager we all were! Happily, our first social event proved a success and at last we were recognized by the upperclassmen. This spirit urgedus to take active partici- pation in all school functions, and in so doing, we increased in our affection for our Alma Mater. The Christmas Holidays sped by and soon after it was our turn to be in the limelight, Since the Valentine Party was an annual event conducted by the sophomore class, we spent many enjoyable hours preparing for this big day decorating hearts and rehearsing skits. The result was another big suc- cess and a delighted group of sophomores. The end of the school term had come and it was now time for diplomas. Once again we proudly formed the honor guard as we had as freshmen, This time it seemed even more mo- mentous, for we realized that there were now two memora- ble years behind us, and that we had reached the mid-way mark in our secondary educa- tion, JUNIOR YEAR At last we were now upper- classmen and with this title came asense of responsibility and a feeling of maturity, for we were now setting an exam- ae oo a ae... ae ple to be followed. The first extracurricular activity on our agenda was our trip to the House of the Seven Gables. Following our tour ofthis his- torical house, we, together with the seniors, departed for Salem Willows, the chosen spot forour picnic. This event proved to bea wonderful com- bination of an educational and pleasure excursion, It was during our junior year that we were introduced to our beloved Father Dumond. With him we attended the Ice Ca- pades, participated in roller- skating and ice-skating parties, and at the end of the year the whole student body went ona never-to-be- forgotten outing to Canobie Lake. Mik pitiereé? A night to remember was the Midwinter Semi-Formal, ' It was the first occasion we would see eachotherin formalattire and it was our first thought that next year we would be the out- going class and sponsors of this event. Came spring and our minds turned to the highlight of our junior year, the Prom. How wonderful!!! How beautiful!!! How delightful and distin- guished an evening!!! Class Night, the climax of Our social calendar, soon ar- rived. We planned this event to express our attachmentand affection for the seniors. The decorations, the songs and the Goemve © mS tee . ee farewell address were our way of saying, Good luck and God bless you. Weeks flew by as we watched the seniors rehearsing their graduation exercises and for the last time we solemnly formed their honor guard. SENIOR YEAR With the resplendent autumn came the opening of school and the zenith of our days at Our Lady of Pity High--our senior year. One by one we planned with anticipation the many ac- tivities scheduled for us - The Freshman [nitiation, our First Senior Dance, the First Alumni Dance, and many others. The class of '57 will long cherish the work it did and the help it received on the Stella Maris, and our participation in the religious, scholastic, and so- clalvactivi tieseol atheshign school. Foremost among the reli-= gious events was the annual closed retreat, Forthreedays under the instruction and guid- ance of Rey.Gregory Roy,S.J., we f ormedamore solemn view of life, and visualized our true goal and destiny and the means to attain it. Now ém ber bro yntetne opening of the Chocolate Drive in orderto raise funds to equip our laboratory, and as usual, it was a huge success due to the splendid co-operation of the whole student body. Early in the month we received our class rings, and shortly after we cluttered the lunchroom ta- bles with the proofs of our class pictures. As the holidays were drawing close, we sponsored the Christ- mas Party whichis always a happy and joyous occasion at Our Lady. Surprise was the key element of this event com- plete with our very own Santa Claus, Alice Audet, and Mrs. Claus, Carol Doyle. With the opening of the new year came the ''Midwinter Semi-Formal' and a renewed interest in sports, tnoesr Father Dumond's direction a basketball team as well asa cheerleading team were organ- ized, Under his supervision also, we were officially en- rolled in. the:C. Y Ove tts membership brought with it a realization of the spiritual responsibilities with which we would soon be faced, and it al- so gave us the opportunity to participate in many social af- fairs. One of the most exciting and memorable of these social ac- tivities was our participation inthe First Archdiocesan Con- gress of the Councils of Catho- lic Youth which was held Janu- ary 19-20 atthe Hotel Bradford in Boston. This two day affair was a combination of spiritual and socialactivity all with the purpose of ‘stressing Ri atas Responsibility. LY On March 8 we sent Pauline Hamel, as our Representative to the State House for Student Government Day. This was an annual event when t e youthof Massachusetts 'took over their State Government. Tous, it was another means of proving good Catholics should be good citizens. Shortly after this, we took part ina student excursion to the UN. On March 15 we left for New York to attend the con- ferences and later in the day to assist at a wonderful pro- gram at Radio City Music Hall. Our senior year also brought tous anew religioninstructor, Father Boissonneault, whose religion classes were conduc- ted insucha way asto prepare - us for the conflicts and prob- lems ahead. As the months rolled by and the days too speedily drew to a close, we began to look for- WatG eLOmt nes Senior-Junior Prom. Our happy hearts saw these golden hours soon fade away into memories. These same happy hearts were some- what saddened a few weeks later when we were the guests of honor at Class Night. It seemed incredible that we had already reached the endof our happy high school days as lea- ders of our beloved Alma Mater. Tehus , w haves we, s.caate seniors, whoare onthe thresh- hold of graduation seen these past four years become only memories. May we always be a credit to our priests and sisters, andas we utter words of farewell, so weutter words of thanks for our splendid Catho- lic education and training re- ceived within the hallowed halls of Qur Lady of Pity High School. Aw. CLAIRE I, SARASIN Commercial Course DENISE A, BOUDREAU College Preparatory Course - — feasiive.t0 % 3 0.0: 0° 4.96 . Catholic University Group Sitting: Pauline Hamel, Carol Doyle. Standing: James Kilroy, Rose Marie Denoncourt, Denise Boudreau, John Robinson, Sister Genevieve Alice check- ing library books with a group of seniors. Enjoying their free time doing a bit of research in the school ee asd weer, Resirrs fr Dad Lit, et Carole Lally explaining an intricate point in bookkeeping to Dolores Santos, Joan Donovan, Claire Sarasin, Alma Wentzell, and Anne Marie Gagne. ease atsS st OUR AMERICAN BUSINESS 24 th STOCKHOLDERS Sister Celine Helena ex: plaining how Our Americar Business System operates to Lucille Parilla, William Fleming and Alma Went zell: @) MARKS OF AERI @) Group of pictures at right: Joan Donovan prac- ticing at the calculator, Alice Audet doing art work at the mimeoscope, Claire Sarasin trans- cribing at the ediphone, Carole Lally running a stencil through the mimeograph, Patricia Fitzgerald stacking stencils in the addresso- graph, Brenda Dodge filing senior projects. Below: Front Row: John Bastarache, Pauline Hamel, Rose Marie Denoncourt. Back Row: James Kilroy, Denise Boudreau, Carol Doyle. : : ‘ iin iy ] Klivape ig SR TRUE SCIENCE NEVER CONTRADICTS MDL ACA SD NY Mores NOR DOES RELIGION CONTRADICT | lh a | - Lop Ny “0 hf ¢ 4 J LRU ERSSsGIENGE? Pauline Hamel and James Kilroy work- ing on a science pro- Jeet. WIWhe [ : N First Row: Rose Marie Lally , “Syster;Gelive Denoncourt, Pauline Hamel, Lucille Pariliag Second Row: Carol Doyle, Janet Tetrault, Alice James Kilroy, John Robinson, William Fleming, Dolores Santos. Deon, Anne Marie Gagne, Claire Sarasin, Carole Melend oye Gs, JOdneonovan, Rose Marie Margaret Arsenault. Mmudetseratticia Witzpveraid,; John Bastarache , Alma Wentzell, Denise Boudreau, Brenda Dodge. What a grand time we had a t the Semi-Formal! ! Carole Lally recording her voree If youlook upon Mary as while James Kilroy looks on. your Mother, you have nothing to fear. Calling downOur Lady's blessing on our school work, Senior girls admiring their class ring: Left, to right: Luciive Parilla, Brenda Dodge, Alma Wentzell, Denise Boudreau. English class writ- ipiig@ eater: td memory one of Macbeth's ¢ famous solilo- quies,’'To be thus is nothing but to be sately thus! On the Feast of Christ the King the whole stu- dent body took part in a Solemn High Mass during which we re- ceived Holy Com- munion and pledged our loy- alty and devo- tion to Christ as King of our Hearts, le. «eae i 47 PD cog seit x ae. : Looks interesting, doesn't it? Don't drop me, what- ever you do! Anne Marie, Claire, and Dolores posing in Miss é «| Hepzibah's garden. Janet and Joan decora- ting a basket of food to be sent to some needy family. 48 Preparing forthe Alum- ni Dance. Father Dumond explains to the officers of the C,.Y.O. the real meaning of Catholic Action. First Row: Janet Tetrault, Bren- da Dodge, Pauline Hamel. Back Row: Rose Marie Denoncourt, Denise Boudreau, Carol Doyle. Carol and Lucille pack a box of clothing to be distributed to some one ___Dedicating a danc P q .) @ e Tasting the dainties 5 = a Awarding door prize � _ WR aes PRES. a KiNG AND QUEEN sie Pastor's welcome to Alumni a pie bes Some be STAE LY IS Wt ANG cy ig ie st _ BEST STUDENTS D. Boudreau P. Hamel MOST SERIOUS CG; Sarasin « D. Santos . MOST BUSINESSLIKE C. Lally A. Gagne _ MOST CO-OPERATIVE : MOST TALENTE J. Robinson C. Doyle B. Dodge J. Kilroy ie ey LAST WILL AND TesTAMEnT We, the Class of 1957, being of lax and erratic mind do make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby, revoking all former Wills and Codicils by us made, TO OUR BELOVED PRIESTS - Father Charest, Father Boisson- neault, and Father Dumond, we express our sincere thanks and overwhelming gratitude for their generosity in helping us attain our goal in life. TO OUR PRINCIPAL AND FACULTY we want to express our ap- preciation for their unending patience in the classroom, but most of all for their untiring interest in our welfare. TO OUR PARENTS we leave our undying love and gratitude for the wonderful opportunities they have given us. TO THE CLASS OF '58 we leave our distinguished and haughty title of Senior, our places in the classrooms, and one more happy year at N.D.H. TO THE SAGACIOUS SOPHOMORES we leave our courage, pa- tience, and strength to carry them through two more memo- rable years. TO THE FORTUNATE FRESHMEN we leave windows to wash, corridors to sweep, and pages of dictionary work. Because of our great esteem, love, and admiration for our dear juniors, each one of us individually bequeaths his most valuable possessions: John Bastarache wills his deep, resonant voice to Patricia Foley and his curly locks to Lois Cadman. William Fleming bequeaths his treasured school tie to Antoinnette Gaudet and his crew cutand sunny disposition to Rene Robillard. James Kilroy leaves his Bermuda shorts to Arlene Mor- neault and his sharp red plaid tie to Joan Goulet. John Robinson wills his style sense and neat appearance to George Forest and his portable radio and wavy hair to Marie Sarasin, Margaret Arsenault bequeaths her tiny stature to Mary O'Connor and her perfectly white bucks to Linda Perry. Alice Audet leaves her hearty laughter and curly eye- lashes to Marie Quarteroni; her dictionary work and diet pills to Diane Leger. Denise Boudreau bequeaths her leadership ability and obliging ways to Edward Arseneault and her famous bangs and love of sports to Joan Goulet. Rose Marie Deon leaves her soft-spoken manner to Mary Ellen Bedugnis and her slimness and gracefulness to Diane Fa- vreau. Rose Marie Denoncourt wills her love of liverwurst to Janet Desharnais and her old Notre Dame jacket to Dolores Dumont. Brenda Dodge bequeaths her little pug to Francis Port and her half-red finger nails to Marie Quarteroni. Carol Doyle wills her enthusiasm for hockey to Angela Bellizia and her earrings to Diane Favreau. Joan Donovan leaves her talkativeness to Therese Dionne and her huge pocketbooks to Robert Roy. Patricia Fitzgerald wills her silver dollar toClaire Poi- rier and her long, blond tresses to Philip Robillard. Anne Marie Gagne bequeaths her laughing brown eyes to Doris Melanson and her distinctive dimples to Francis Port. Pauline Hamel leaves her dirty bucks to Barbara Fitzpa- trick and her school beanie to George Forest. Carole Lally wills her pin-curl clips to John Benoit and her big, black shoulder bag to Irene Garneau. Lucille Parilla leaves her blue sneakersto Arlene Daniels and her giddiness and love of Eddie Fisher to Therese Gervais. Dolores Santos bequeaths her long hair to Dolores Dumont and her unassuming personality to John Benoit. Claire Sarasin wills her half-dozen petticoats to Rene Robillard and her old uniform blouses to Phyllis Rossignol. Janet Tetrault leaves her love of hunting and horseback riding to Robert Roy and the snapping of her fingers to Edward Arseneault. Alma Wentzell wills her Kleenex tissues to Philip Robil- lard and her love of navy blue uniforms to Angela Bellizia. In Lastly we make, constitute, andappoint Sister Genevieve Alice to be the executrix of this our Last Will and Testament. In witness thereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal the second day of June, in the year of Qur Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty- Seven. 4 Testatrixes: Anne M. Gagne Rose M. Denoncourt SS M. Ar eaaulta sf | KYRENIA bec Ee . Sind a prrprond) G ea x 4 rae gerne? acta ae cs a ed | = AALAALA “ � te py rod NVA J. Robinson cslco an e A ue ‘Ss J, 4? et . LAL , 3 A - mm SAT Re oan Greetings to our Principal from Mr. Mrs. Santa Claus. NAME John Bastarache William Fleming James Kilroy John Robinson Margaret Arsenault Alice Audet Denise Boudreau Rose Marie Denoncourt Rose Marie Deon Brenda Dodge Joan Donovan Carol Doyle Patricia Fitzgerald Anne Marie Gagne Pauline Hamel Carole Lally Lucille Parilla Dolores Santos Claire Sarasin Janet Tetrault Alma Wentzell NICKNAME Buster Billy Kilroy Johnnie Margie Dawa Dew ve Rosie Rosie Brenna Joanie Mary Pat Dimples Polly Sarah Lu Lu Dolly Speedy NI ATUR E FAVORITE SONG Saint Theresa of the Roses True sliove How Can I Tell Her True Love I'm In Love Again No Not Much Under Paris Skies You'll Never Walk Alone Fruevilove Casual Look Walking In The Rain Deeparurpis Moonlight Serenade Love Me Tender Sentimental Journey Moonglow, the Theme from Picnic I Miss You September True Love The Bandit Canadian Sunset FAMOUS SAYING That's life! Man! Ya know! I'll never tell! Ohasure|} Giestipeauical Comment s'‘a flip? Hey there, man! Oh, yep! I don't know ! Skiddleboys! You wraunch! Garvay! You clunka! Oh, well! You know what that means? Imagine that! Gee whiz? italeniit tOOn Mother Fletcher! Tender! AMBITION Engineer Army General Architect Undecided Secretary Stenographer Teacher Hygienist Bookkeeper Dancing teacher pecretaty, Nurse Housewife Bookkeeper Medical Technologist Teacher Telephone Operator Secretary. Secretary Social Worker Secretary 63 SECRET AMBITIONS Tall man in a Circus Don J uantOieNe Des Iniuberace 72 To_bestheshomec!! Pretzelwpenuce™ Pirsteleadvyarresiaent Mother of 12 Old Maid Ginger snapper Wife of a 7-footer SLOCKeCa terace. Prima ballerina Inventor Opera singer Mint owner Lady wrestler Lonely hearts columnist Designer Lion trainer Half -back of Notre Dame Prize pitcher OU rORTH WITH GOD It is with a heart overwhelming with gratitude that we express our sincere thanks to our par- ents, our priests and our teachers, without whose many sacrifices, our thoroughly Christian edu- cation would not have been a reality. Front Row::D 3-DumontjeMyisarasine LAGarneaw, Do Favréau, va Goulet. SistereRose Dolores, Ss) UaouG eee Daniels; Py Foley, ME bedugnice Cee hOitict sy we reacive Second ’Row yD. Leger 7is,,CGadmon- B. Fitzpatrick, T. Dionne, A. Mor- neault, A: Bellizia, P. Rossignol; T. Gervais, A. Gaudet, M. Quarte- roni, J. Desharnais. Third Row: D. Melanson, R. Roy, Re Robillard sj-ehenoit, a seeGur Gw Forest, Pl Robillard heen tees neanlt; M: O'Connor. ll Rf BeLOMtshOM meee OLdUC,. 1. DOUCKEL, nla. I PH (} Melehvre meas ViCG@atltiny,olster Marie Plorencia woe aoe, Doherty, .MaGooney, B B. Buckley, 5, Nowlan, M. Berube, Secondsnow. Je) © Gallaghan, FF 7iSheerers Jc Englehardt, M, Foley, .C. Dee, J.'Du- guay, A. O'Connor, F. Wagner, M. Irwin, N. Pronovost, A. Paquet, F. Marchand. tardeRowe Ce Wondvan,. 1.eGliynn, fo. Callahan, eH. Pothier, Pe Griffin, E. Hal- Pera Dionne mi burton sR Saunders i , sbrOoks, lo. Gatheral, J., McKinley rele Giair, Front Row: J. Landry, M. Lavallee, E. Girouard, B. Mor- Meet tee oaunoens a oistera (cline “Dolores: SeU.S,.C., aay ll H | Py ace Mee Blouin, sf.) Gallant; D. .Dumont, H. Nadeau; J. Thibault, M. Belliveau. P=cONGenOW sie OcCaulicu,s,) we bouthiette, bo. Rossimnol, Ma O'Brien, P. Bourgault; V. Dee; Memimoullivan, Ass MuUrpivy sue Hudson, Aw ohermenj,eo. Griffin, J. Canniff, D. Doherty, eee eoenalaive 1taenhOWw. 5. hiscoll, «J. Boudreaus.,).. McHale, RR. Theriault, G. Casey, Beets y SGridines al arods.teitlan Je Hantight aerora, Pr. Dunn; W. Foulis; K. Haskell. e6eeg Ge 2 0 ao i. ( ) f “| f ¥ “a he t ‘ = Es | P he a, 4 v 7 ‘ 2 As we leave N.D.H., the Yearbook Staff wishes to express its gratitude to all who have made this edition pos- SIDLe, We therefore thank most sincerely: SISTER GENEVIEVE ALICE and SISTER CELINE HEMENA=- for their patient advice and assistance in plan- ning this volume. OUR FACULTY andSTUDENT BODY -- for their co-operation and encouragement, VANTINE STUDIO and MRS. JOHNSON -- for their kind help and invaluable service and co-operation, MYERS COMPANY -- for undertaking the printing and doing such marvelous work. PATRONS and ADVERTISERS -- for their financial support expressing their generosity and making possible our treasure-book. 68 ee al tars ae = im Hae ¢ a a nie! is 2 NERO LEE PR: ¥ Gok % SBS is x 4 } eg Brenda and Janet going over the i affine eae day's lessons, ¥ Aa (tte age ; ahaa . “ Sa Sos f os ; : : BEY ee eee BO i nia ne i iat en oan oes CO Ps aaah Sohal od Sth: ey te : Aldvertisin John Bastarache William Fleming James Kilroy John Robinson PHIROMS AND PATRONES SES SENIORS Mr. Mrs. Arthur Bastarache Mr. John Bastarache Assumption Alumni Grescent Market Woodrow Lanctot Mr. Mrs. William Fleming Mr. Alired Cyr Miss Margaret Cyr Mrs. Bella Doiron A Formersstadenti: Mra Leo Perrault Ralph's Barber Shop Stone Pnarmacy. Mich, — Mr. Mrs. William J. Kilroy Anonymous Les Chanteurs de Notre-Dame Mrs. Donald Dubbel Mri Jee alexis Harney Mrs. Edward J. Kozowyk Miss Virginia Murphy Mrs. James Ryan Mr. Mrs. John W. Robinson and Family Miss Joan V. Donovan Mrs. James Buell Edward's Sweet Shop Mrs.vJames J. Forrest Maida Pharmacy, Inc. Mra Ctirey Pome: Quality Sea Food Mr. Thomas Young Chelsea, Mass. Somerville, Mass. Chelsea, Mass. Arlington, Mass. Margaret Arsenault Mrs. Josephine M. Arsenault Mrs. Joséphine:Sy Arsenams: Miss Margaret Arsenault Mr. Mrs. Tilman Arsenault Mri_ ® Mrs. Hector Dehocire Master Robert DeRoche Mr. John Langlois Marist Pathers. = Mr, Mrst Jorn] 7 O Driseco.. Mr. Mrs, Charles Polito Dr. Mrs. HarryviSilvern an Miss Agnes White Mr. Walter White Alice Audet Mrs. Laura Audet Miss Alice Audet Mr. Gerard Audet Mr. Henry Audet Mr. Mrs. Francis Casey Mr. Sam Cohen Philip Joseph Giampa Robert James Giampa Ti J; Hartnett, Beverage Cures Mr. Mrs. William Hunt Mr. Louis LeClair Miss Jacqueline Leger Miss Patricia Leger Denise Boudreau Cambridge, The Boudreau Family Miss Denise Boudreau The Arseneault Family Mrs. Amedee Chiasson Miss Dorothy Chiasson Columbia Food Stores Dra Kawi Delaneves Advertisements Chelsea, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. Mass. Mr. A. Giovino Son Mrs. Placide Doucet 4 Kevin Griffin Funeral Home Anselme Hache MirvsouWCrisminetramih NWitse ea Rose M. Denoncourt Mire, Mrs. Cy peas) ae Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Louis J. Denoncourt Beatrice Denoncourt Miss Rose Marie Denoncourt eaulieu The Bobkin Family Miss Helen Cauchon Miss Laurette Cauchon Miss Jeannette Doiron Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. George Dutily DrocesGartsnenn., Jr Albert Leger Leo Letendre Master John Richard McCloskey Master Michael James McCloskey Miss Louise Portais Powers for Flowers Rose Marie Deon Mrs. Simon R. Deon Miss Dorothy Deon Miss Jeannette Deon Miss Dorothy Benoit Mr. Miss Marie Benoit Chelsea, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Stephen DeWolfe Our Lady of Pity Men's Club Salem Harbor Gift Shop Brenda Dodge Cambridge, Mass. Mesh Gs et COLP er lt Od Ve.uo rT. Sains ecoeorre.. Uodve, JT. Mr. Miss Brenda Dodge Master James Dodge Miss Joan Dodge Philip Dodge Mr. Pvt. Mr. Thomas Broadhurst, Jr. Lola M. Daly Acrobatic Dancing School Al Doiron Dr. Francis T. Downey Gregory's Formal Wear Mrse Eva Long 73 Miss Marilyn McFPugh Miss Kae Mannix Mr. Charles Poirier Miss Elaine Poirier Master Leonard Poirier Maes.) homas Poirier, Sr: Mr. Thomas Poirier Rigazio's Laundermat Mrs Josephine Royer Joan Donovan Arlington, Mr. Mrs. Edward Donovan and Family Mrs. James Donovan Miss Joan Donovan Mr. John Donovan Mrs. Joseph Donovan Miss Margaret Donovan Miss Lydia Belliza Mr. Frank Dunlevy Mr. William Dunn A Friend A Friend Mr. Mrs. Roland Huggard Mins Wialte re Weeikve lives Commander Robert Lange Miss Mary Jane Quirk Miss Anne Theriault Mrs. Richard Walsh Mr SOULS ey aire Carol Doyle Cambridge, MitutveMrs, Peter Hea Doyle Miss Carol A. Doyle Miss Shirley Garter Holy Name Society Mrs, JOse,isecltercq Mrs. Margaret E. Maloney Mr. Edward O'Connor Mrsce Cane, cllLey Arthur E. Wood Patricia Fitzgerald Cambridge, Mrs. David Barry Mra vaMirsper eters ray Gonnelly Mr. Mrs. Robert Foley D. G: O'Connell Sons Mass. Mass. Mass. Anne M. Gagne Cambridge, Mass. Lucille Parilla Somerville, Mass. Mr. Mrs. T. Joseph Gagne Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Parilla Miss Anne M. Gagne Miss Lorraine Parilla P2°O.3 CG Richard'O ; Gayne Miss Lucille Parilla Mr. T. William Gagne Mr. Robert Parilla Mr. Mrs. Glaréncte OO; Blouin Mrs. Mary Cossette Cambridge Meat Market Miss Collette Angelis Sal Campo Texaco Service Station Charlie Jack's Variety stores: Miss Elaine Canniff Mr. George Gearing Miss Jacqueline E. Demers Miss Martha Herbert Mr. Joseph E. Fenelon Miss Florence Levesque MasseshiardwaresGOm mln Gem: Mr. William McDermott Mr. Mrs. Richard M. Parker Masone's Jewelry Store MisssAnnette ot, ricrre Mr. Anthony Rappa Miss Lorraine Sevigny Somerville Fuel Company Miss Shirley Vitiello Pauline Hamel Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Alice Hamel Dolores Santos Arlington, Mass. Miss Lucille Hamel Mr. Mrs. James Santos Miss Pauline Hamel Miss Dolores Santos Miss Rose Aprille Miss Mary Beadle Mrs. Cora Bolduc Mr. Joseph Brown Miss Janet Bolduc Miss Florence Femia Mr.) Paul Bolduc A Friend Cambridge Color Laboratories Mr. Edward Oliveira Miss Shirley Carter Miss Ida Oliveira Children of Mary Sodality Mr. Mrs. Manuel Oliveira Mr James KR; Coughlin Rite-Way Cleaners Mr. Alfred Doiron Mr. Leonard Russell Miss Terry Downey Russell Bros. Miss Madeleine L aRoche Mr. Mrs. Gaston Lefebvre Claire Sarasin Cambridge, Mass. Miss Judith Lefebvre Mr. Mrs. William Sarasin Mrs. Ann MacLean Miss Claire Sarasin Notre Dame Association Mr. Jean Bouchard Mr. John Rigazio Mr. Joseph Champoux Miss Janet Salway ATthUr ee screaulreduar Miss Ruby Steph John D. Lynch Drug Company Miss Elaine Williams Roland J. Morin Miss Nancy Williams F. Robichaud Son Carole Lally Watertown, Mass. Janet Tetrault Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Thomas F. Lally Mr. Mrs. Wilfred Tetrault Arrow Paper Corp. Miss Janet Tetrault Edward's Candy Shop Mr. Anthony Bucca Mrs. John W. McGrath Mr. Frank Coppi New England Telephone Company Cormier's Grocery University Trust Company A Friend 74 Miss Tribly Gifford Miss Alma Wentzell Mr. Gerard Plante Mr. Frederick Wentzell Mr. William Quinn Ralph's Lunch The Rindge Market Mrs. Vito Kandrut Mrs. John M. Stewart Mr. Joseph Mahoney Mrs. Charles Tivian Mr. Albert Morehouse Rindge Laundromat Alma Wentzell Cambridge, Mass. Rindge Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. Ralph Wentzell EIN i AS John Benoit Somerville, Mass. Mary Ellen Bedugnis Boston, Mass. Mr. Mrs. John L. Benoit Mrs. Marian Bedugnis Mr. Mrs. Fred Benoit Miss Mary Ellen Bedugnis Mrs. Andrew Benoit Master Manuel Bedugnis Miss Anna Benoit Miss Marian Bedugnis Miss Bernadette Benoit Mr. John Fitzpatrick Miss Bertha Benoit Mrs. John Fitzpatrick Mr. David Benoit Mrs. Elizabeth Manolian Miss Phyllis Benoit Mr. John Martins Mrs. Catherine Campbell Mrs. Nellie Martins Miss Cecile Cyr Mirae JOln er aso tri th Miss Doris Cyr Mr JOsepnereaGyr Angela Bellizia Medford, Mass, Mresioaseph ly Cyr Mrs. Beatrice Bellizia Mr. William Cyr Francis G. Armstrong A Former Student Diack elven Mr. Howard Gates Corporal Charles Hart Mr. Anselm Hache Joe's Radio Shop Mr. Billy Kilgariff PAV cmeaviCtOLidsPO1rie + Mrs. Mary Kilgariff Mr. John McGeehan Lois Cadman Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Fred Sbraccia Mrs. Evelyn M. Cadman Mrs. George Callanan George Forest Cambridge, Mass. Representative John Cremens Mrs., lita Porest Mr. William T. Hickey Mar oDertemoresr Mic eOune be enness Miss Diane Forest Miss Mary J. Kennedy Mieeueralairorest Mrs. Dorothy H. Killoren Mr. George Forest Mr. Paul Peterson Miss Louise Forest Ralph's Jenney Station The Caristo Family Miss Julia E. Demers Arlene Daniels Cambridge, Mass. John H. Derby Co. Mr. Mrs. Arthur Daniels Dover Market Miss Carole Daniels Miss Alma Dufour Miss Joan Daniels Miss Marie Dufour Mrs. William Daniels 75 Ravoteeoinanteas The Congress Stores Mrs. Mrs. Flora Lange Philias Lange Edward M. Walsh Janet Desharnais Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Paul A. Desharnais Ce Dolores . Monson Son Dumont Cambridge, Mass. The Dumont Family Miss Mr. Hee ees Mr. Rev. Diane Favreau Louis Favreau, Mr. Mia Margaret Geary George Gould 's for Beauty Angelo Paglucca Robert D. Osborne Cambridge, Mass. Estee Mrs. Douis Payreau, or. Dr. Joseph GC. Basso = Mr. Mrs. Edward Bellis Marie Anna T. Bourdon Mr. George Brousseau Mase Mrs. John T. Duggan Mr. Louis N. Fugere Mrs. Mano Miss Mrs. Barbara Fitzpatrick Mrs. Fitzpatrick Bros... nC. Mr. Patricia Foley Mins Miss Miss Site Irene Garneau Mrs. Aad 5 Mrs. Mrs. Eugene Leman r Motel Barbara Rigazio Louis Robillard Somerville, Mass. Lillian Fitzpatrick x Richard Barrett Medford, Mass. Mrs. David A. Foley and Family Dorothy Foley Patricia Foley Raphael's Parish, Medford Cambridge, Mass. Joseph R. Garneau Garneau Co, John Bernard Robert Graham 76 Antoinette Gaudet The Gaudet Family Miss Antoinette Gaudet Mr. Arthur Gaudet Mr. Mrs. Patrice Gaudet Mrs. Philip Bernard Therese Gervais Mr. Mrs. Leonard Gervais Miss Jeannette Gervais Miss Rita Gervais Brosnan Oil Company Mrs roe Desrocners Mr. Mrs. Joseph Paquet Mrs. Harold Williams, Jr. Joan Goulet Mr. Albert Goulet Mrs. Loretta Bernard Mrs. Eleanor Cortopassi Emeline’ I7, Greene + Hamel's Service Station Mr. George Hamel Mr. Lucien Hamel Superior Laundry Turnpike Bowladrome Diane Leger Mr. Mrsx J, me legen Mrs. Marie Zo Legex Mr. Mrs. Frank Byrne and Carol Ann Mr. Mrs. James Byrne Miss Patricia Fehling Mr. Robert Fehling Doris Melanson Mr. Mrs. O. Melanson and Family Miss Alice Melanson Commercial Brake Co. DeLeo Bros. Homestead Restaurant Howard Johnson Moll Motors, Inc. Mosca's Bakery Edsrenney. Refractories Building Specia lties Thibault Bros. ae Chelsea, Mass. Arlington, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. Arlene Morneault Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Yolande Beaudoin Charlie Jack's Variety Store Miss Therese Comeau Pearl's 5¢ - $1 Store Mrs. Minnie Lavoie Harry Yacoubian Miss Janet Melanson Miss Eileen Pessotti Linda Perry Chelsea, Mass. Mr. James Spartichino Hammond Cleaners Pansy's Beauty Salon Phyllis Rossignol Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Patrick Rossignol Claire Poirier Cambridge, Mass. Mr.eJonn A -sDeloria Benoit Bros. Master Gary Fazzino Bill the Tailor Master Wayne Fazzino Dudley Furniture Mrs. Lena Lavoie BomMe mh lectricalaG om Inc Master Mark Rousell Gerard Grenier Mr. Raymond Leger Marie Sarasin Cambridge, Mass. William A. McAdoo Dairy Mr. Armand Sarasin Marist Fathers Miss Gladys Sarasin Norton Beverage Co. Miss Marie Sarasin Rigazio Bros, Mr. Albert Baril Miss Emma Baril Marie Quarteroni Cambridge, Mass. Miss Blanche A. Bouchard Mr. Mrs. John Quarteroni Mrs. Emile Chartier and Marie Mrs. Caroline Champoux Miss Marie A. Quarteroni Mr. Mrs. James J. 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Mrs mHielentieoullivan Miss Annette Breton Mrs. M. R. Comerford MracE. Duddly Gorden Furniture Co. Mrs. Joseph Kalanskie Miss Eileen LeBlanc Mrs. Therese LeBlanc Mrs. Gordon Norman Mrs. Hector Ouellette Miss Margaret Reave Mrs. Daniel Reilly PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES THEY CLASSIS OR ft Wh Viele CONG RAI UNTASLLONs sAN De a5 UC Cro S AsO Mego Ry Tene “kei whe oh nor ee G.OIM Poo EMCEE NDS = AN Dee Dis oy Le Wabe Lies TO OH iets READ UsAS TIN Gs ee Gals os FROM a, Sophom ore (Geer 84 if, S, | fl Sa Ory TUG 18, Abie IS Gahers Dea sre FROM air ees Ge 85 COMP GEUME NW Sm Ol} een Kay Wanton Sie OUR BORE ITCIA lap Ht Orl.© Ghar rp 132 Boylston Street Boston, Mass. 86 CHECK WHAT YOU WANT: Good starting salary with regular raises Pleasant work with other girls and young men Prestige of a responsible job with a well-known and respected company If your list shows three checks, then you should check into what the Telephone Company has to offer you. 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MASSE HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware and B.P.S. Paints WZ we Corner Walden Sherman Sts. Cambridge, Mass. Soiee TR 6-4755 90 JOHN D. LYNCH DRUG CO. Apothecaries Sexaee Wits 2406 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Duguay Robillard Market, Inc. MEATS —- GROCERIES - PROVISIONS BEER and WINES 336 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts Telephone KI 7-7011 D.C. O°COMELL SONS Electrical Contractors 54 Norcross Street Arlington, Mass. MI 8-5661 ASSOCIATION NOTRE DAME DE CAMBRIDGE, Inc. ok a Al Le bO Re Rie Net es All Occasions Juke Box - Refrigerator - Service Room included ''New members invited to join 2322 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-8046 Diagonally Across from Harvard Theatre oz ALL MILK IS GOOD, BUT Compliments of = CORMIER’S GROCERY MILK IS BETTER H. P. Hood Sons - 422 High Street West Medford, Mass. We wish your class, Good Luck, Good Health and Loads of Happiness,. ! T. J. HARTNETT BEVERAGE CO. Best Wishes to the LIQUORS e@ BEERS las SeOtaso ir WINES from Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Wieheloatutoane a We KB le iay Free Sedan Delivery = ty 2408 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. 93 Edward M. Walsh Charles D. Keefe EDWARD M. WALSH -+t FUNERAL HOME fe - 2157 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge 40, Mass. Telephone KI 7-5544 THE Weiss ON CHAPEL IG Wife ieev il 1D) wae S @ yee ie SERVICE AVAILABLE ANYWHERE AT ANY TIME Francis M. Wilson, Inc. Vernon’ ET Morrill, “Treasurer 28 College Avenu e Somerville 44, Mass. Neolioh) Pivgeriesicn Ose. DODGE PASSENGER CARS 820 Somerville Avenue TS SALES and SERVICE Cambridge, Mass. b TR 6-3740 DODGE fod Rated TRUCKS UNIVGE Rodel ensUioee CO UMe PLA Ney. 2360 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. DEPOSITS INSURED BY The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation dlroileia, 1D). Lynch WASHINGTON, D. C. Open Tue sday Evenings President 6:00 to 8:00 P.M, $10,000 For'eacn bercsiton $10,000 KIRKLAND PLUMBING and FEATING INC 48 Rice Street Arlington, Massachusetts Telephone MIssion 8-0626 NORTON BEVERAGE COMPANY 2335 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. You ring EL 4-7600 We bring Imported, Domestic Wines and Spirits JO eS ks Corner of Mass. Avenue and Norris Street Cambridge, Mass. Specialty: Champagne and Hot Dog $1.00 Joseph E. Bolduc, Proprietor Gregory s Men’s Formal Wear RENTALS and SALES TROPICAL TUXEDOS NEW STOCK LATEST STYLES 162 Mass. Ave. East Arlington, Mass. MI 3-6464—Open Evenings 95 O'Brien's Liquor Mart Inc. Winchester, Arlington, Somerville Medford, Cambridge S. S. PIERCE DISTRIBUTOR Open Daily 8 A.M. to 11 P.M. FREE PROMPT PRIVATE CAR DELIVERY 2153 Mystic Valley Pkwy., Somerville NEXT TO FIRST NATIONAL STORE MYstic 8-1317 ROBERT J. FITZPATRICK HOWARD W. FITZPATRICK BEST WISHES Lo FITZPATRICK BROS., Inc. Caterers 3842 PEARL STREET, MALDEN, MASS. THE CLASS OF 1957 FROM JAMES R, COUGHLIN Telephones Residence Business MA 4-3844 MA 2-6520 MA 2-6521 Compliments of Compliments of THE LADIES OF ST. ANN ALBERTINE BROUILLARD of Our Lady of Pity Parish Best Wishes from Compliments ST. AGNES PARISH of of A FORMER STUDENT Arlington 96 WISE POTATO CHIPS Bese VV ISEs Buy WISE 141 Rindge Avenue Cambridge 40, Mass. KI 7-9722 ARTHUR E. WOOD @ OIL BURNERS @ HEATING EQUIPMENT 'When You Need a Part, Call Art'' 49 Reed Street Cambridge TR 6-7825 DBieorle Wild cro EC THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 FROM CAMBRIDGE COLOR LABORATORIES 97 JOSEPH B CARABBIO D S.C. Chiropodist-Podiatrist 2187 Massachusetts Avenue K of C Building North Cambridge, Mass, Compliments of LES CHANTEURS DE NOTRE DAME (Men and Boys) Paul J. Hotin, Organist and Director OURSGADY OFe PITY GHURGH North Cambridge, Mass. Compliments of ie RC SPACING E SAT len G Ce The finest in Combination Windows and Doors UN 4-1699 CAMBRIDGE BRAKE SERVICE Brakes and Wheel Alignment 2578 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. ELiot 4-9520 ROSE THERESE COLLEGIATE OUTETETERS Miss Mary Louise Riley manufacturers of CORRE Gr SUN DEO RIMS VOI RicesStreet RICHDALE PRESS 6 Walden Street Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-0505 Mr. George McMahon Cambridge, Mass. 98 Compliments of THE WILLIAM FRANCIS HOME Private Nursing Home Elizabeth A. Mullen 11 Woodbridge Street EL 4-6629 Cambridge Compliments of HOWARD JOHNSON'S Alewife Brook Parkway 555 Concord Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Featuring Howard Johnson's famous Z2outlavious Best Wishes to tke Glassvotaog from MARY JANE OUBRK PelLGe eh Oe BRO ;S eee LN iG a HUDSON HORNET O'GRADY'S DINER Route 28 Stoneham, Mass. 169 Beacon St, Somerville, Mass, EL 4-8301 Petite O Mie Sek AD ARROW PAPER CORPORATION RESTAURANT 29 Harding Street Somerville sass. AND TR 6-695 COFFEE SHOP 220 Alewife Parkway Cambridge, Mass. CHARLIE and JACK'S EDWARD SS WE ET Shor VMatlelvestore Homemade Ice Cream Candy Cameron Avenue West Somerville, Mass, 168 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. BE NG) Te be eee tor 66 Montgomery Street Cambridge, Mass. KI 7-5584 General Order Repairing On All Makes HAMMOND CLEANERS Cambridge, Mass. Call EL 4-7709 for Pick-Up Once Tried - Always Satisfied Compliments of TURNPIKE BOWLADROME 195 Concord Turnpike Cambridge, Mass. TR 6-5533 RUSSELL BROS? ING. Radios - Appliances - Television 275 Mystic Avenue Medford, Mass. MY 6-7900 Bi ROB LC ASU Gee Soy FUNERAL SERVICE 125 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. 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. Hdgari leeCGhester MI 8-4118 Die te OVE ROS Fruit Produce Cambridge, Mass. TR 6-9876 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 AV BE RYO Sieve Arlington, 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 Compliments of IPMS SIDI WOMURIUG ANE SOs 290 Walden Street Cambridge, Mass. Compliments of ROLAND J. MORIN 1955 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Compliments of E;DeP ENN EY Su = BEN Eee ea Rais Nea De JOE'S RADIOFV TV SERVICE 270 Riverside Avenue Medford, Mass. MY 8-9735 Compliments of MARLOW boa HERS Assumption Parish Ghelsea =sMas's: 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 sJacobson,, Reg. Pi. Compliments of OTN See ae WGA AY (OGY, Funeral Director Arlington, Mass. Repo lee VAN Furniture and Piano Moving 14 Jackson Street Cambridge, Mass. KE (-9650 INTERSTATE COMMERCE REG, STONE PHARMACY, INC. 1122 Broadway Somerville, Mass. Telephone SO 6-4010 101 COLUMBIA FOOD STORES Imported Domestic Foods Fruits Vegetables ates 2320 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-9323 Compliments of OUR LADY 20 bab ieiay MEW s2.0 LU C, E. MONSON SON Cabinet Making - Special Wood Work Store and House Alterations 1o Harvey Street Kigt-65715 Cambridge For Almost Anything EDMONDS 5-10-25 Cent Store 185 Massachusetts Avenue (at Lake Street) Arlington, Mass. SUReli Ewer (exeore ions GONSTRUC.TIONSGOMPAN Y New Homes Roofing - Repairing - Remodeling hele prone MO 3-2963 ST 6-2464-M SAL CAMPO'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Firestone Accessories 297 Concord Avenue Cambridge, Mass, EL 4-8950 102 ROBERTS REAIZL YeCo, and ROBERTS INSURANCE AGENCY 164 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. MI 3-0900 3-0901 JULIENS forsBEAU TY, eING, ONE PRICE POLICY $6.50 Complete for Any Permanent Wave 44 Holland St. Somerville, Mass. THIBAULT BROS., ING: 241 Concord Avenue Cambridge, Mass, CADILLAC = OLDSMOBSTESE Keio 2 PAcT ROS oa tEG NOW Licensed Electrician 190 Pemberton Street Cambridge, Mass. UN 4-0013 Compliments of the GAWD Ear A Milita of Chelsea Compliments of MOS GAQS. BAKE Ry 152 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-0212 THE 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 Compliments of LEONARD MULLEN 2366 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. 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 Telephone 1910 Mass. Ave. EL 4-0600 Cambridge Compliments of Kev UNAS OREN Funeral Service 2307 Mass. Avenue Cambridge TR 6-9144 DR RW, DEVANEY and Associates DENTISTS 2161 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. KI 7-9102 JOHNTHeEDERDY Jeweler einc. Davis Square Somerville, Mass. SO 6-1098 Official Watch Inspectors for the Boston Maine Railroad Compliments of BROSNAN Ol bee GrOuVP ANY, MI 3-2202 Compliments of AG Pa RL EaIND Compliments of UNITED NATIONAL Four Corners Woburn, Mass. QUALITY SEA FOOD MKT. 180 Massachusetts Avenue East Arlington AR 5-5815 Outstanding Choice Sea Food - Cleanliness Reese Si As leks Compliments of Emeline Le Greene 2277 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. ST. RAPHAEL!S PARISH West Medford TR°6-0066 Compliments of HENRY EE CORAZZINI Won loa eCuh A Nel arene Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 403 Highland Avenue 319 Broadway Somerville, Mass. Arlington Center MO 6-9703 -04 GORDEN FURNITURE COMPANY Best Wishes from 399 Massachusetts Ave. FOREST CAE HeaaINGce Cambridge, Mass. RALPH'S BARBERIJSHOM HRM ACN SE Dee 1159 Broadway Somerville, Mass. Real Estate Three Professional Barbers Stoneham Tae es Air Conditioning Service Compliments of BULGDERS SPECIALLY and HARDWARE CORP, Compliments of A FRIEND 26 Weston Ave. W. Somerville MO 6-3000 GE. RA RD Gre aR ie ns Compliments of Distinctive Catering Depo eh ROG SC Ge IS°Areus Place Brighton AL 4-7433 104 MILLER SEDDON CO., INC. BERRY MACDONALD Registered Druggists 2089 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, Mass. Kini 305) Electric Refrigerator and Range Service Parts for most makes 1305 Broadway Somerville SO 6-2140 OBSERVATORY! HILIG FLORIST Compliments of 196 Concord Avenue Cambridge, Mass. COUNCILLOR CHARLES A. WATSON TR 6-1340 Flowers and Religious Articles CAMILLE BEAULIEU Compliments of Power Burner SALES SERVICE Die Osr Phe Grego ASO) 1010 College Avenue 19 Faskell St. Cambridge TR 6-8535 Somerville, Mass. WOODROW LANC TOT A. GIOVINO SON Cabinets - Carpenter Work Meat Market Specializing in Meats only WHOLESALE RETAIL SCHOOLS AND RESTAURANTS 2316 Mass. Ave. N. Cambridge Painter - Water proofing ENO Ob .tOO small! 6 Spencer Avenue Chelsea CH 3-5056-M MAIDA PHARMACY, INC, C. J. Maida, Reg. Pharmacist Best wishes from 121 Massachusetts Ave. Arlington 74, Mass. Mr. Mrs. John W. Robinson MI 3-7840 and Family If it's drugs we have it. Compliments of CAMBRIDGE MEAT MARKET CHILDREN OF MARY SODALITY Quality Meats of 2364 Massachusetts Avenue ; N. Cambridge, Mass. Our Lady of Pity Church 105 Ral Gr Avan LAUNDERMAT DRY CLEANERS 280 Rindge Avenue UN 4-4771 Specializing Blankets - Shag Rugs - Spreads Compliments of OF bid Sg bien HAE Gs) | 4 Dudley Street Cambridge, Mass. Compliments of A 2C JOHN McCARTHY Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Edward Donovan and Family Best Wishes from RUSS'S SERVICE STATION 2480 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, Mass. UN 4-0223 Compliments of HARRY YACOUBIAN FASHION CLEANERS and TAILORS Best Wishes Lola M. Daly Acrobatic Dancing School Beginners and Advanced Lessons Acrobatic Specialists 478 Main St., Charlestown CH 2-2131 GH 42-2350 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of PEARIT)'S 5¢ to:$l STORE 2288 Massachusetts Avenue North Cambridge, Mass. Compliments of REFRACTORIES and BUILDING SPECIALTIES tiNCe WILLIAM A, McADOO DAIRY Milk and C ream Dacro Sealed 203 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. TR 6-5938 KI 7-5285 BEST OF IU K to the CUASS OF 1957 RINDGE LAUNDROMAT SOMERVIDUC Ee eUuR DE CO ING. Half-Hour Laundry Washing and Fluff Dried 22-44 Chestnut Street Dry Cleaning - Pressing - Shirts 173 Rindge Avenue SO a Om Ee teMa Se. Cambridge, Mass. ‘ PRge- U5. TR 6-3009 RITE-WAY CLEANERS Compliments of and LAUNDERERS FRANCIS G. ARMSTRONG Verde onesie KI 7-8008 63 Church St. MReOsocce Cambridge, Mass. GERARD GRENIER Gompliments of Service Station Tires - Batteries - Accessories BOND CLEANERS Playstead Road West Medford, Mass. MY 8-0406 2500 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-9033 COMMERCIAL BRAKE ALIGNMENT Compliments of 200 Exchange Street Malden, Mass. BiG hia AUN De beASRIMS Highland Avenue MA 2-2122 Somerville, Mass. Al Beaulieu Res. UN 4-5464 HAMEL'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of Tires - Batteries - Accessories SUPERIOR LAUNDRY COMPANY 2578 Massachusetts Ave. 625 Concord Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-9888 UN 4-1050 Compliments of STINGEL HARDWARE CO, Hardware, Paints, Radios, Refrigeration Factory - Mill Supplies ARLINGTON LINOLEUM SHOP Floor Coverings Fee PN EEE RN PCA? Poets 247 Cambridge St. - 45-47 Third Street Cambridge, Mass. 175 Broadway KI 7-0752 Arlington, Mass. When in E. Cambridge See Us Telephone AR 5-7558 107 Abizaid Electronic Company 187 Broadway Arlington, Mass. North Gambridue Post No. 7353 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS (Abbe ee @) We Recommend RCA Tubes 2103 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE 40, MASS, SALES and SERVICE Mi ssion 3-9510 Compliments of Compliments of the V. A. SCREENING CONGRESS STORES and RECORDS CONTROL 3 min. to Heart of Boston 5 min. to Harvard College Compliments of MANOR MOTEL 2131 Massachusetts Avenue A ERE ND Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-9469 ALF DeBall owner Cc Compliments of ompliments of ASSUMPTION SCHOOL ALUMNI FRANCIS MS DOWNEY. MoD: Chelsea, Mass. Hotel and Restaurant ae JOHN D. LYON, INC. McARDLE and SILVA BROS. Seedsmen OL aun G are leete Complete Line of Meats and Poultry 143 Alewife Brook Parkway 2386 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. TR 6-1834 PANSY'S BEAUTY SALON 2322A Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. J. RICHARD: OINEIU.CO; SCHOOL and COLLEGE JEWELERS 282 Franklin Street Cambridge, Mass. TR 6-7773 Between Rice Norris Streets 108 AUTOGRAPHS MM) YEARBOOKS ye - ys ee. 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