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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1959 volume:

aA SPA la = ye ished by the Senior Class Publ CHOOL NOGRE DAME HIGH S . 4 ts Cambridge, Massachuse DEDICAGION SENIOR CLASS ACGIVIGIES UNDERCLASSOEN COMMENCEMENG ADUERCISEMENGS Be t od ® = be E . “ ie 76 eo we CR eS sees, e yp Aber Eh 4 Rees eae $a res icweof 2 aes ie ; 3 re-Dame;tak on - i 3 a = With filial love and tender devotion we, the Class of 1959, dedicate this volume of | SGELLA MARIS | (ge) OUR BLESSED MOGHER imploring her heavenly blessing on all our future undertakings. CO Be es = REVEREND A. CHARESG, S$. 0). Pastor We pause to honor our pastor, Father Charest, whom we have known and loved for his kindness, understanding, generosity and patience. It is through these qualities that he communicates to others his priestly virtues and love of God, and that he has labored to shape our lives in the light of Christian ideals. It is with sincere and humble gratitude that we pause onthe evening of our gra- duation to thank Father Charest, to bidhim farewell], and toask his blessing on the life that lies ahead. At Notre Dame one grows both spiritu- ally and socially under the guidance of our priests, Fr. LaPlante and Fr. Boissonneault. May God reward them for all they have done for us. Left to right: Sister Celine Dolores, Sister Rose Dolores, Sister Genevieve Alice, Sister Marie Florencia, and Sister Celine Dolores. We pause to greet Mother Alodie who has constantly aided us by her prayers and interest in our behalf. We aregrateful to our devo- ted Principal, Sister Gene- vieve Alice, who has guided us during the past three years, and whose only in- terest is the advancement and welfare of each one of us hereat Notre Dame High. Report cards at Notre Dame aredis- tributed by our pastor, Father Cha- rest, whose apostolic zeal and un- paralleled devotion to our school will ever remain a flagstone in the history of our school. We welcome our new C.Y.O. direc- tor, Father L aPlante, and pledge him our wholehearted supportin all our activities. No matter what problem or diffi- culty we may have encountered, our spiritual director, Fr. Boissonneault, always hada satis- factory solution. In him we found a living Christian ideal, anunforget- table friend. TO ACQUIRING OD FRIENDS ST ACQUISITION S THAT oF 00 goORS: aassitis A serious editorial staffplans the 1959 STELLA MARIS. Lefttoright: Marie Berube, Jeanne Duguay, Sister Genevieve Alice, Moderator, Mary Ann McCarthy, Editor-in-Chief, and Carl LeClair. «4. «, YEARBOOK SCAFF (ae , Top: What a selection of glossies to choose from! exclaims Pauline Boucher, our photographic editor. Right: Sister Celine Helena records Albert Paquet's latest subscription for the yearbook. 12 It was through our capable Editor, Mary Ann McCarthy, thatthe STELLA MARIS was rated the best yearbook ever. Mr. Tisei will be in for the Alumni game, Dick, says Susan. Gregory looks over the team's record--a sup- posedly good one! Below: We feel that our ad- vertisers are deserving of a thank-you note for their financial support, and so Margaret Cooney and Lor- raine Lefebvre are busy per- forming this pleasant task. Mary is my Mother, I must go to her for help, for courage. for guidance, for all grace. — She will lead me to the right choice, She will show me how to find happiness. Ad Jesum per Q)ariam. FREDERICK E. BURTON 150 Marie Avenue Everett, Mass. PRESIDENT Fred... Pres... willing to help his classmates ... steady worker ...versatile personality...enjoys dancing. ..complains over the vic- tors of the: l.V,p lights.) sincere friend’... sc nool®chatrfeures.. chock full of ideas ... We will never regret choosing Fredas class president ... Good luck, Fred, Notre Dame will not soon forget you. President 3,4 Co-Captain 3,4 Cry ems pars GREGORY V. DONOVAN One Highland Avenue Stoneham, Mass. VICE PRESIDENT Greg ... sports enthusiast... shy with girls). .taithful frienda generous ... dependable... hap- piest whendriving... friendly dis- position ... popular with the girls --- given up on the Red Sox ... future dentist. ..argumentative... serious student ... bursting with energy...Gregoryis boundto suc- ceed in any undertaking. N.H.S. Treasurer 4 Vice President 3,4 Assistant Captain 2,3 Co-captain 4 OLS hy 74.62 16 CLAIRE F. DEE 86 Hamlet Street Arlington, Mass. SECRETARY Claire ... neat and attractive ... enjoys gooddancing... lady- like... never seen without a smile ...fond of football games...often seen driving along Mass. Avenue ... cute dimples ... partial to French blue... noted for her quiet ways...lives on thetelephone... Silence is golden seems to be Claire's motto ... Good luck, Claire, and may success be yours in whatever you undertake. Class Treasurer 2,3 Class Secretary 4 C.Y.O. Secretary 4 Gol. Osee a, 4 MARIE C. BERUBE 134 Dudley Street Cambridge, Mass. Marie ... short and sweet... popular music is her favorite ... attentive student ... Miss candy bar of 1958-59 ... loves blue... devoted baby sitter ... active in all school affairs ... good humor ... fun-loving ...liked by all... A little miss,with a welcome face in any crowd. STELLA MARIS Staff 4 Neots s oaks Cane pho 7 17 PRISCILLA M. BOLDUC 17 Tanager Street Arlington, Mass. Prissy...imaginative...waxes the floors of the Wal-lex...mis- chievous ... dark curly hair... giddy ... attends Arlington foot- ball games ... partial to names beginning with P...capable cheer- leader ... pleasant company lost outside of Arlington...hasa knack for telephoning after nine... never out of hot water ... God be with you and guide you always. Secretary 2 Git. Oger 74 Cheerleader 3,4 PAULINE A. BOUCHER 30 Clay Street Cambridge, Mass. Pauline ... gifted pianist ... sweet voice... happy when shop- ping ...oodles of clothes...loyal - movie fan ... dislikes check rooms ... intelligent ... diligent scholar. ..willing worker. ..adores sardines...popular...wildimagi- nation. ..cannot keep her feet still ...has the teaching profession in mind...Best of luck toyou, Paul - ine. NoHoS woe STELLA MARIS Staff 4 Treasurer 1 Secretary 2 CA Omenor4 18 BRIAN A. BROOKS 20 Donald Street Lexington, Mass. Brian... honest...imaginative . athletic ... independent... eager to help ... school devotee ... talkative ... lost without his fine book... bustles around at all times...Arthur Murray III...keeps the Chapel Hall in good order ... Brian intends to enter the medical field ... God bless you, Brian. Treasurer 4 C.Y.O. Treasurer 4 Garr rao 4 BARBARA M. BUCKLEY 74 Sharon Street West Medford, Mass. Barb ... blonde hair ... quiet ... drives a Nash... lovestoknit ..-has a taste for lobster. ..good sense of humor ... bubbling with school spirit ... easy going makes a neat appearance ... Bar- bara's docility should win her many friends. Civ EL Oks FARA LAE | 19 EDWARD V. CALLAHAN 14 Cornell Street Arlington, Mass. Eddie...friendly...easy going ... helpful... quiet...ambitious ea GOOG nS POLLY ys COULLCOU Sure. honest ... serious-minded ... usually brings his lunch ... neat dresser... dislikes homework... Success will bless you, Eddie. C.Y. O. 2,3,4 MARGARET T, COONEY 84 Park Street Arlington, Mass. Margaret ... friendly ... fun- loving ...long tresses ... excels in stenography...has an unsatia- ble appetite for lazagnia ... par- tial to blue ... lover of animals ... polite ...uses the freedom of speech ... good matchmaker ... enjoys long walks ... willing worker ... punctual ... efficient .-.. May the best be yours, Mar- garet. - THOMAS G. DIONNE 69 Parker Street Chelsea, Mass. Tommy...subway speechmaker ..- born leader ... junior electri- cian...wears Drum Bugle jack- et ... potential reformer ... neat dresser ... has a nickname for everybody ... enjoys biology ... wearer of white socks ... always stepping on Harold's shoes gets along with everyone ...col- lege bound... May God's guiding hand be with you in every endea- vor. President 2 GieyeOnez 3,4 ELAINE M. DOHERTY 105 Palmer Street Arlington, Mass. Elaine ...good sense of humor ...practical joker... hasanappe- tite for everyone's lunches ...fa- vorite color--red ...loyal member OLsthesleeb ere ee eretaitniuleto Arlington ... keeps Howard John- son in business ... has a mania for ivy league clothes and trench- coats... Her one claim to fame is her relation to the Isle of Saints and Scholars--Ireland...The very best to you, Elaine. 21 22 JEANNE M. DUGUAY 156 Richdale Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Jeanne ... friendly to all ... honor student ... enjoys dan cing .... fun-loving ... has the gift of gab ... likes beans and molasses ... interestedinnursing...known for her bangs ... generous ...ac- tive in all school activities always seenat Duguay Robillard Market ... Her affable ways will assist herin her chosen profession. May God's blessing be with you in all your future undertakings. STELLA MARIS Literary Staff 4 NOH St83,.4 Cal, Orcas 4 JEAN M. ENGLEHARDT 94 Dudley Street Cambridge, Mass. Jeannie...inveterate talker... works hard at studies ... always seeninaconvertible...famous for her long hair ... possesses big brown eyes...never misses school activities...candy bar beggar... lover of roller skating ... wears knee socks ... always ready to help ... partial to long finger- nails .... Good luck, Jean, in the years to come. C2Y.0.82,374 MARY T. FOLEY 8 Dartmouth Street Arlington, Mass. Mary...a sweet little miss... talkative...often seenat the Totem Pole...fond of bandmusic...neat dresser ... miniature golf fan... seldom seenalone...enjoys driv- ing...partial to crewcuts...pos- sesses blue eyes ... wonderful personality ... friendly toward all ...has the qualities of an excel- lent nurse ... a sure success in any walk of life. .Y.O. Vice President 4 ino. 2,3,4 FRANCIS GATHERAL 23 Maple Street Stoneham, Mass. Franny ... acquired fame in Stoneham poolroom ... all-round lad ... big blue eyes ... admired by his feminine classmates does not believein sleeping during the night; prefers to sleep in school ... careful driver ... fond of bas- ketball ... seenina blue car... God bless you and guide you, Francis. C.Y.O. 2,3,4 23 TIMOTHY GLYNN 79 Belmont Street Everett, Mass. Tim...loyal supporter of Everett ...easy to please...enjoys bowl- ing... advisable... courteous... ladies' man ... forever telling jokes ... quiet during classes... never seen alone... dislikes Ita- lian food ...sees the good in his fellow man ... skating enthusiast ... May the future be filled with blessings for you. Ons O tre, o74 PAUL J. GRIFFIN 280 Washington Street Somerville, Mass. Griff ... homework fan...ska- ter ... Red Sox rooter ... future bookkeeper ... carefree ...school spirit... mad driver=.s. .ouardron its toes... constantly smiling... wouldn't harm a flea ... Paul in- tends to be a guardsman ... As things stand now, he will attain his goal ... God bless and keep you, Paul. Mission Captain 4 Ory, Onna are 24 EDWARD L. HALLORAN 37 Beacon Street Somerville, Mass. Eddie ... easy going... drives a Pontiac ...despises STOP signs . keeps hospitals in business . Braves rooter ... dance fan ... practical joker ... neat asa pin ... pleasing personality ... Eddie's good sportsmanship will ever be remembered... Blessings and happiness, Eddie,in the years to come. O) 6 Oks Hehe CARL E. LeCLAIR 876 Broadway Chelsea, Mass. Garima ee KNOWN = 10re nis quick temper ... Spirit Boy ...heav- en's gift to the fair sex ... defi- nitely not a singer... does home- work on the bus ... punctual dislikes carrying school books on the bus ... pizza pie eater loyal friend ... Historical novels may result from Carl's love for his- tory ... May the best be yours, Carl. 25 LORRAINE M. LEFEBVRE 25 Sargent Street Cambridge, Mass. Lorraine ... enjoys school... independent ... voices her own opinion...goodsenseof humor... dislikes boys who cannot dance... avid talker ...intelligent ... neat . on the go at all times ... re- lated to Shakespeare ... loyal to Notre Dame High ... Good luck, Lorraine,in the years to come. MARY ANN McCARTHY 233 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Mary Ann...always ready with a helping hand...a true friend... loves to write compositions ... enjoys westerns ...takes a week to get a joke ... fond of Italian food ... dislikes discrimination . expert: seamstress ... knows everyone in Cambridge ... likes dancing ... talkative ... God be with you always, Mary Ann. STELLA MARIS Editor-in-Chief N.H.S. Secretary 4 Class President l Ory. Olea rane 26 JOHN J. McKINLEY 437 Broadway Chelsea, Mass. Mac...quiet...acquires friends easily ... pleasing personality... speaks when spoken to ... pos- sesses the qualities of a politician ... liked by the girls ... enjoys a good argument ... top soprano ..-kKnows all the feminine body of N.C.C. ...John will surely attain success in the future. Cale O.ns, O74 FRANCIS P. MARCHAND 15 Day Street Cambridge, Mass. Francis ... good sport ...ex- cels in floor buffing...has break- fastat Mr.Donut's...willing hands ... Life Saver addict ... pleasant companion ... quick-witted ... never shows a frown...hasa gift for making the girls laugh... for- ever spending his hard-earned money Playing pool...hardly wins ... Blessings andhappiness, Francis. 27 SUSAN M. NOWLAN 182 Sherman Street Cambridge, Mass. Suzie...lover of sports...tiny ...@ats ice cream bythe quart... unwavering friendship ... never seen without a smile or giggle... pet peeveistheinsectkingdom... partial to western TV shows artistic ... excellent student ... whiz at math... never seen with- out her side kick... May thebest be yours, Susan. Cheerleader 3,4 3 C.Y.O. 2,3,4 JOHN L. O'CALLAGHAN 106 Spencer Street Chelsea, Mass. Johnny ... President ofthe Na- tional Honor Society. ..conscien- tious ... argumentative ... good friend ... likes to work out prob- lems ... good loser ... agreeable personality ... tries to get ahead . potential candidate for the Diplomatic Corps ...God be with you always, John. N.H.S. President 4 Mission Captain 4 Crys Ovm2e 3-4 28 ANN E. O'CONNOR 107 Palmer Street Arlington, Mass. Annie... proud of her Irishan- cestry ... active member of the J.B.F.C. ...personality...keeps the classinstitches...plays bas- ketball and softball ... decorative qualities ...Arlingtoncan boast of a loyal fan in Annie...has a con- fab every morning with a senior's mother...Best of luckinall future endeavors. CayYeOrm2, 314 ALBERT A. PAQUET 3 Magoun Street Cambridge, Mass. Al...class wit... never seems to runout of energy...hall decora- tor ... plans daily meals ... life of any party ... good dancer... sunny side up... friendly and jo- vial ... no color sense whatso- ever ... loves to tease his mother ... popular withall because of his pleasant disposition ... May life return the kindness you have lav- ished on others, Albert. ei OW YAS | 30 HAROLD E. POTHIER 97 Parker Street Chelsea, Mass. Harold ... fun-loving... dili- gent student ... good singer ... ‘hot dog champ... drives an Olds- mobile ... punctual ... level- headed...dislikes dirty shoes... distinctive glasses ... easy to please ... has an interest in the U.S. Mint...at home in acrowd - enjoys long walks ... Harold should prosper in his chosen field ... Best of luck, Harold. NANCY A. PRONOVOST 155 Sherman Street Cambridge, Mass. Nance... humorous...always seen in seventh period ... fan of movie stars... favorite color, or- chid™.slikesyirench triess-c: usually seen at the Big Burger... has a laugh all her own ... loyal employee of Woolworth's ... en- joys meeting people ... Her win- ning ways will ensure her suc- cess. Cri. O maa 4 RICHARD C. SAUNDERS 94 Spring Street Stoneham, Mass. Dickie ... be-bopper ... re- lishes a good joke ... never lets the party grow dull... dependable ...drinker of nature's mostrefresh- ing beverage ... likes to eat ... snappy dresser ... excellent stu- dent... has the gift of dry wit... sports-minded ... likes to stop at the Middlesex fora pick-me-up... We expect you to achieve great things, Dickie. FREDERIC E. SHEERER 8 Leon Street Somerville, Mass. Fred...runsausedcar business ..if in need of spare parts, shout Fred ...quietin school...popu- lar withthe boys...minds his own business...favorsthename Diane ... has a car for every day of the week...seems to stun a few girls ... Fred may turn out president of General Motors some day... Best of luck in your future life, Fred. Cay. O12, 0re 31 FLORENCE M. WAGNER 11S. Bedford Street Woburn, Mass. FIG. tall , 2... clothes calore ... interested in the commercial field...silenceis Flo's pet peeve ... Willing to tryanythingonce... participates in alltheactivities at Notre Dame... loves to tease... seldom seen home on weekends... keeps the Telephone Company in the pink ... May God guide you always, Florence. } r Coy -Ovao 4 ’ WwW = Ghoughts Chile Strolling Why is Brian seen in Cambridge on week-ends? What attracts Marie to beauty salons? Why does Fred like names beginning with Eve Who says Priscilla has a partiality to the name Paul? What charm of E. Callahan keeps Brigham's in business? 'Which scout claims Pauline is related to Anna Maria Al ...? Why is Tommy the senior girls' Prince Charming? Why is Barbara partial to Nash cars? What makes Greg so popular with the females? Who says Margaret's favorite song is Anchors Aweigh ? Who gives Franny Gatheral sleeping pills? Why is Claire always seen in Arlington? What does Paul enjoy about the National Guard? Why is Elaine so attentive during lunch period? Who informed the seniors that Timmy intends to become a missio! Who is there in Woburn attracting Jeanne? Why is Beverly Eddie Halloran's favorite town ? Who says Jean E. comes to class unprepared? Why does Lorraine have a soft spot for Salem? Who says Carl has a dislike for fast music? Who is Mary's secret admirer? What makes Mac so inquisitive? Who told Mary Ann to go on a diet? What makes Francis Marchand tick? Why does Al bring his lunch to school? Who is the intrepid gunfighter in Susan's dreams? Why has Harold given up the art of dancing? Who says Fred Sheerer has no vocal cord? Why does Annie prefer tall Irish men? Who claims Nancy to be the best driver in Cambridge? Who said that Richard has stopped eating? Why does Florence leave the dances so early? Why is John O' constantly seen walking down Broadway? 32 (Above) These mission captains certainly are efficient in the management of their team, and powerful too if you try to outdo them by a generous offering. Left to right: John O'Callaghan, Paul Griffin, Pauline Boucher, and Barbara Buckley. (Below) This history class led by Sister Celine Helena are enjoying an anecdote at the expense of the forty- ‘niners and their search for more prestige--gold. THINK aaa m AY OY qi SCHOLASG MARY ANN McCARTHY JOHN L. O'CALLAGHAN CAGHOLI aim who will be a credit to the and to the great REP( 34 C ‘HONOR GROUP LORRAINE M, LEFEBVRE RICHARD C,. SAUNDERS ii si DUCAGION | .. 0 produce students... ACAD LIC... in which they live. 35 SENIORS IAM A fe an + In the search for more knowledge and entertainment, Paul, Priscilla, Margaret, Fred, Elaineand Nancy make gooduseofthe school library during general study. (Top) MACBETH has these Shakespearean students absorbed in Judith Anderson and Maurice Evans' recordings. Lefttoright: Timothy, Margaret, Paul, Florence and Edward. (Right) Susan and Ann are engrossed in the factual chart of the Growth of Christianity in the world today. 36 a 5 IB Giag, , be | ‘he bed ‘i : Dear God, help us to stand for the hard right against the easy wrong, teach us to work as hard and play as fair in Thy sight alone as if all the world saw ... We pledge ourselves to be loyal to our God, to our Church and to our Country. We pledge our- selves to clean living and clean speech. We shall work and pray to be in all things---a generous giver and a gracious loser. ‘guidance of Sister Genevieve Alice we find true liberty, light, strength, and happiness. 37 Students at Notre Dame have the benefit of being fully equipped for the businessman's needs as they learn Electric Typing on IBM's and acquirea working knowledge of the office machines placed at their disposal, suchas the Cardverti- ser, Mimeographand Ediphone ma- chines. Featured in top picture--left to right: N. Pronovost, J. Englehardt, F. Sheerer, B. Brooks, E. Calla- han, Sister Celine Helena. Featured in bottom picture--left to right: M. Berube, B. Brooks, T. Glynn, P. Griffin, P. Bolduc. Our comptometers area great asset to these bookkeeping students, Francis Marchand and Margaret Cooney. (Upper right) Priscilla receives the finished products of Jeanand Timothy as they hand in their monthly project for the Catholic Guild for the Blind. (Rght) Mastering shorthand theory along with dictation and mailable transcripts fully prepare the commer- cial students for their place in the business world. (Lower right) Bad Debts need not be so bad if they are well adjusted, claims Timothy Glynn as he explains his point to the class. Sister Rose Dolores looks on ap- provingly as Mary Ann performs an experiment. Chemistry is a vital factor in the progress ofthemodern world. We have learned to explore.the field of science, and have experienced keen curiosity in its wondrous possibilities. “Wantawholeone, Greg? asks Elaine Doherty. (Right) The gap between text- book and actuality is made easier by theuseof the Bio- scope as Mary Foley,Jeanne Duguay, Ann O'Connor and Harold Pothier wellrealize. (Lower right) Biology stu- dents in the process of learn- ing the mysterious workings of the paramecium. Left to right: Francis Gather- al, Frederic Sheerer, Claire Dee and Albert Paquet. Pauline Boucher and Richard Saun- ders cleaning up after an experi- ment. 4] Our Class Ring is noton- ly anornament buta sym- bol of the close union that should exist between every true and loyal stu- dent of Notre Dame and his school. Religious teaching, char- acter formation and prayer all contribute to makeus realize that weare God's children, being constant- ly under the guidance and vigilance of His paternal providence. SENIOR CLASS Front Row: Marie Berube, Jean Englehardt, Mary Foley, Pauline Boucher, Barbara Buckley, Sister Celine Helena, Jeanne Duguay, Lorraine Le- febvre, Susan Nowlan, Nancy Pronovost, Priscilla Bolduc. Second Row: Frederic Sheerer, Gregory Donovan, John McKinley, Margaret Cooney, Elaine Doherty, Florence Wagner, Ann O'Connor, Mary Ann McCarthy, Claire Dee, Carl LeClair, Timothy Glynn, Francis Marchand. Third Row: Albert Paquet, Paul Griffin, John O'Callaghan, Brian Brooks, Frederick Burton, Thomas Dionne, Harold Pothier, Edward Callahan, Francis Gatheral, Richard Saunders. O Mary, my loving Mother. I am entirely thine; By thy all-powerful prayer Obtain for me holy perseverance and Assure my eternal salvation. Ailivili NAGIONAL HONOK SOCIEGY For the second consecutive year the members of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY have done an enthusiasm for SCHOLARSHIP, to stimulate render SERVICE, to promote worthy LEADER- and to encourage the development of CHAR- ACTER in the students at NOTRE DAME HIGEI SCHOOL. John O'Callaghan installed as president of the NOTRE DAME CHAPTER by Sister Genevieve Alice. I place in your hands this gavel which symbolizes your responsibili- ty--guiding thememberstoeven ., Be greater achievements. Z : oe. 3 AC HEN CHAPGCER of the NOTRE DAME CHAPTER _« their utmost to create , the desire to - SHIP After the election of new officers, the Chapter welcomed the new active and pro- bationary members. Throughout the year the members held regular monthly meetings and the lively interest they showed seemed tobea guarantee that the National Honor Society had come to our school to stay. 5a gece | il : See a! 8 cocina zs ss The official insignia of the NATIONAL HONOR’ Arlene Murphy, in the name of the new mem- SOCIETY is being given to Sheila Griffin by bers, publicly acknowledges membership inthe Sister Genevieve Alice. NOTRE DAME CHAPTER. Rooting for NOTRE DAME are the following-- Priscilla, Claire, Mary Ann, Ann, Florence, _ ose Elaine, Mary, Nancy, and Marie. ee I wonder what happened during the lab period? 48 se oar eee mrmangs ere oe re heck ed Alote 4% 3 3 + Alanna . ‘ Ay tin eomenineer aaa Youll Never Walk 7 ; , | eT “A . | ge “J - “Ff «: bag 2 24 ’ Congratulations to you, mem- bers of the Class of 1959 for your progress thus far; and best wishes for your success in years ahead. When on occasion you look back to this yearbook and your lifeas a high-school student, may you always be reminded of the ideals of honor, justice, and tolerance which your teachers have endeavored to foster among you. May youbeas truly proud of yourselves and your school as your school hopes to be proud of you. Successful happiness through a life of service is our wish for you all. ie ¢ ‘ eich. © Mary, keep me close to you... Paul Griffin, Fred Sheerer, Paul- ine Boucher, and Elaine Doherty have just paid a visit to their Eucharistic Friend. (Right) Edward totaling sales invoices. Today we have come to the par- tingoftheways. Many paths stretch out invitingly before us andindividual hopes andaspt rations will lead our footsteps in various directions. All paths chosen will lead ulti- mately to success ifwedo not lose sight ofthe true meaning of life and if we allow our- selves to be directed by the sound principles that have been part of our Christian education, We now have reached the end of the road of our school years. Weare happy because we feel that our teachers have helped us to understand how important a solid educationis. Now, we feel that our efforts have not been in vain. Left to right: C. LeClair, M. Berube, E. Callahan, J. Du- guay, F. Marchand. Happy Birthday, dear Gayle! Now, what is Mary Ann up to again? History students keep abreast with current events byreading the U.S. News World Report, Newsweek — and the New York Times. Elaineand Claire do Catho- lic Action through pamphlet reading material. (Top) Reading and research is recognized as a vital factor for efficient study by Susan Nowlan and Brian Brooks . Right? Where to next year, Harold? (Right) All social activities are spon- sored by the seniors.Here we see them cashing into Brian prior totheir Pump- kin Hop. (Lower right) Fred Sheerer joins the re- search-minded group who are preparing for a term paper. With him are Fred Burton, Francis Gatheral and Nancy Pronovost. (Below) Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. Pinard on the job at the school cafeteria. Pays saytenst “Z Class Night of 1958 -- a night to remember. At the head table we see our pastor, Father Cha- rest and Father Dumond with members of the graduating class of 1958. It's Math from all angles for John O'Callaghan, Anne O'Con- nor, Richard Saunders, Thomas Dionne and Carl LeClair. Welcome to Chelsea, Father Dumond, we will give you our whole-hearted co-operation. Left toright: John O'Callaghan, Thomas Dionne, Harold Pothier , Carl LeClair, John McKinley, Frederick Burton. 96 The spirit of Notre Dame isin- stilledin ourteam byits coach, Bob Goulet '54. But Farewell to Notre Dame and its student body--we will cer- tainly miss you here at home. CANDID SHOGS As members of Notre Dame High each student is received into the Association of the Miracu- lous Medal and is expected to Here's the line-up on movies wear it visibly daily. for the year, Mother, Harold receives the results of the Iowa tests from Sis- ter Genevieve Alice who is guiding him along to greater achievements. Change of classes - Left to right: Claire Dee, Francis Gatheral, Edward Callahan, Carl LeClair, Florence Wagner, Susan Nowla n, Harold Pothier, Jeanne Duguay, Pauline Boucher. Where to boys? Se OSLO SSW H Oh, come now! ae ere eG House of the Seven Gables i re . a ¥ 4 ‘ Father LaPlante makes new acquaintancesp ; e Fred Burton 3 4 th, through Arlene Morneault '58. Em-ce . 3 Mrs. Nowlan 35 Alumni Mother of the Year ‘ “ � Hes ff O ONL, Our hostess, Mrs. Paquet (center) with Mrs. Englehardt, Mrs. Berube, Mrs. Lefebvre and | Z AL Mrs. Boucher. 5 ¢ « ae - 2 «? ‘) 4 Marie and Nancy at Souvenir table. hel ae 2 Boab Susan Nowlan '59 with her Dad '37., f Theresa Dionne'58 signs Guest Book as ‘, Jean Englehardt ‘59 looks on. h Z a Pin 4 oy 4A whe v ee a and dainties. St ow INTCIACION Santa greets the Fathers--and gets a cheery smile too. | made by the Seniors . cha — A Christmas dinner for a needy fanite dovered by the Honor Society group. The Santas of Notre Dame High. : tub - Off to the party we go! ri SUE, Pan ee Oe ee ne ee ND CA Le) BAR ae ES lt aA se WANE SR cone 3 We WR ds oe 7 ‘ = “ff j wy he Se tee bY j ES : 1 What did Albert give you, Claire? ¥ CRT K A word of thanks to the Seniors from Elaine: for a full-to-the-brim Christmas box for a needy 65 cl family--turkey and all the fixings, plus gifts, 4 = and what not. B ' grenmenunaperanees) prot bag BASKEGBACLL | e : : i ' i hss ee) First Row: Anne Arsenault, Lucille Hamel, Elaine Rossignol, Priscilla oe Bolduc, Eileen Gannon. Second Row: Susan Nowlan, Beverly Morneault, = we Elaine Girouard, Jean Landry. 4 bm A very appreciative audience | | Fr. Demers congratulates Theresa m Graduating Class of 1958 9 7 bn pi ip B.3 a, O Mary, we are thine ... Keep us free from the dangers and perils of this world. j Ry af “al 34° y ys “ sd ae , Wy ? ow ° ‘ sh t re i ‘i ; Tie 5 f Bile bs td FE hoe He! . , 3 ” ai ; See : ’ { : , : ai PAs = A ' i 2 ed || ee i} V1 i Settee Saree “ww And we will not forget though we be far, faraway ... JUNIOR CLASS TR Qice if: Se Front Row: A. Arsenault, J. Boutiette, M. Lavallee, E. Girouard, D. Dumont, S. Griffin, Sister Rose Dolores, Dianne Doherty, E. Gallant, J. Landry, M. O'Brien, H. Nadeau, M. Belliveau. Second Row: W. Foulis, J. Brosnahan, J. Canniff, P. Bourgault, E. Rossignol, J. Gilreath, E. Hudson, M.L. Sullivan, V. Dee, A. Murphy, M. Blouin, B. Morneault, G. Saunders, L. Beaulieu, P, Dunn. Third Row: G. Casey, J. Boudreau, R. Theriault, J. Saltzman, R. Healy, C. James, E. Ford, J. Hanright, S. Driscoll, K. Haskell, J. McHale. Someone must have been told there was no homework tonight -- hence the happy smile. 72 Front Row: A. Doiron, L. Robillard, J. Lawrence, C. Cyr, E. g ( SOPHOMORE CLASS Gannon, Sister Marie Florencia, D. Brennan, J. Bengtson, H. Nowlan, T. Landry, L. Hamel. Second Row: L. Boudreau, R. Salvage, L. Melanson, G. Fleming, L. Griffin, C. Caruso, M. McCarthy, R. Orso, N. Brooks, J. Santos, K. Haskell, M. Cunningham, Third Row: L. Durazzano, J. Geehan, F. Monaco, G. Dionne, J. Ryan, E. Collins, J. Lane, R. Michaud, K. Oliver, F. Soley. Front Row: E. Theriault, A. Sena, S. Robillard, M. Bedugnis, = ‘a J. Doherty, K. Canniff, Sister Celine Dolores, P. Hebert, FRESHMAN CLASS J. Ste Marie, C. Bernard, Y. Leger, M. Maloney, P. Silva, Second Row: K. Hynes, P. Melancon, E. O'Brien, R. Thorne, F. Kemper, L. Barth, S. Levesque, J. Murphy, C. Ouellette, A. Shea, N. Lavoie, L. Gravelle, J. Cardello, R. Furilla, E. Milan. Third Row: N. Cyr, R. McCartney, IseDesharnais, K. Looney, P. Jordan, A. Zaccaro, E. O'Hara, G. Griffin, E. Canty, R. Collins, P. Chouinard. NWT MM Y rw (efmetty parents, patrons, and friends | the Yearbook Staff nad members of the Class of 1959 express sincere appreciation for their whole—hearted co-operation : in giving financial aid | toward. dates publication. Javed PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Brian Brooks Mr. Joseph A. Brooks Mrs. Mary R. Brooks Mr. Brian A. Brooks Miss Natalie L. Brooks Mr. Norman L. Brooks Mrs. Rosemarie Brooks Mrs. Evelyn M. Cadman Miss Lois M. Cadman Mrs. Charles B. Crowley Dr. Mrs. Ralph Goldstein Mr. Michael D. McDaniel Mrs. Aime Rochon Frederick Burton Mr. William F. Burton Mr. Thomas Capola Ferry Super Service Miss Esther Guidi Mr. Anthony Membrino Roland J. Morin St. Rose Scarlet Lancers Edward Callahan Mr. Mrs. Edward Callahan Gorden Furniture Company Nevaire Religious Articles Thomas Dionne The Dionne Family Miss Therese M. Dionne Candy Joy Donut Shop The Chelsea Moose Crescent Super Market Holy Name Society Mr. John Bastarache Mr. John Mackarian Frank A. Welsh Lexington, Mass. Chelsea, Mass. SENIORS Francis Gatheral Everett, Mass. Timothy Glynn Arlington, Mass. Edward Halloran Advertisements 76 Gregory Donovan Paul Griffin Stoneham, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Warren Donovan Dayton Haigney Co. Miss Viola Donovan Mr. Dominic Errise Loh GYNCH wince Mrs. Alice Winship Stoneham, Mass. Mrs. Francis Gatheral Mr. Francis Gatheral SP 4 Philip V. Dodge Mrs. Grace Heberling Stop Drop Cleaners Edward M. Walsh Everett, Mass. The Glynn Family Miss Florence Glynn Mrs. Salvatore Baglio Mrs. Carol Corbett Miss Jacqueline E. Demers Miss Julia E. Demers Fr. Diomede Losco, o.f.m. Mr. Mrs. Martin Losco Mr. Joseph Sardella Miss Barbara Whelan Somerville, Mass. James F. Brennan Frank E. Flaherty Somerville, Mass. Mrs. Edward Halloran Capitol Hardware Co. he, PNA os Sam the Tailor Mr. William O'Brien Carl LeClair John McKinley Mrs. Leo Kelley Miss Rita St. George Mr. William St. George Chelsea, Mass. Mr. Abel LeClair Mr. Alyre LeClair Mr. Carl LeClair Mrs. Emily LeClair Mr. Norman LeClair Mrs. Nora LeClair Mrs. Rose LeClair Mr. Henry Arsenault Mr. Philip Arsenault Mr. Edward Babineau Mrs. Dorothy Corea Mrs. Jean Delaney Mrs. Margaret DeRoche Mrs. Blanche Gaudet Mr. Billy LePelly Marist Fathers Mrs. Marlene Perry Mr. Edward Staken Uncle Joe Mrs. Lena Wedge Mr. Peter Wedge Chelsea, Mass. Mr. John McKinley Mrs. Mary McKinley Mack McKinley, Jr. Mr. Ernest McKinley Mrs. Rena McKinley Brenda Bethune Mrs. Laura Bullock Joe Chlewinski Mrs. Millie Dayton Angelo Dias A Friend A Friend Miss Patricia Glynn Charlie Gordon Paul Hodnett Robert Hodnett Emilia Jusza Billy Kral Emilo Marotto Reliable A, Francis Marchand John O'Callaghan Albert Paquet Gertrude Sullivan Joseph E. Tricket David Scott Webb Dorothy Webb Robert J. Webb Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Robert Marchand Cassidy's Cleaners William E. Cassidy, Clothier Hollywood Spa Pearl's 5¢ and 10¢ Store Frank Robichaud Son Chelsea, Mass. Mr. Valentine O'Callaghan Mrs. Valentine O'Callaghan Daniel O'Callaghan John O'Callaghan Valentine O'Callaghan, Jr. Miss Cecilia Arsenault Mrs. Thelma Arsenault The Benjamin Family Carmen's Barber Shop Mrs. William P. Finnegan Miss Eileen Ford The Gaudet Family The Girard Family Mr. Leo Groom A Friend The Fronczak Family Miss Arline Gallant The LeBlanc Family Miss May Leonard Mrs. Ann Muzarol The Rennie Family The Sateralli Family Mr. Larry Spurr The Stockard Family Mrs. Ann Walsh Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Paquet Mr. Albert A. Paquet Mr. Donald A. Paquet Cormier's Grocery Mrs. Leonard Gervais Harold Pothier Richard Saunders Frederic Sheerer Marie Berube Marist Fathers George E. Sexton Mr. Harold Williams, Sr. A 1C Mrs. Harold P. Williams, Jr. Master Steven Williams Miss Nancy Williams Chelsea, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Omar Pothier Miss Elizabeth Pothier Miss Margaret Arsenault Mrs. Nellie Arsenault Assumption School Alumni Miss Lucy Bastarache Mr. Thomas Bryant Mr. Peter Carpenter Miss Jeanette Deon Miss Rose Marie Deon Mrs. Helen De Ott Mr. Kevin Gallant Miss Antoinette Gaudet Mrs. Arthur Gaudet Miss Rovena Gaudet Mrs. Beatrice Gilligan Mrs. George Holt Mrs. William McLeod Miss Mary Elizabeth Theriault Mr. Gus Theriault Miss Agnes White Stoneham, Mass. Irene Garneau and Dianne Leger Somerville, Mass. Mr. Harold J. Sheerer Mrs. Helen E. Cunningham Mr. Harold J. Sheerer Mrs. Helen E. Cunningham Mr. Mrs. A. W. Cunningham Mr. Mrs. Thomas Drummey Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Arthur Berube Miss Germaine Berube 78 Priscilla Bolduc Pauline Boucher Barbara Buckley Mrs. Joseph Dean Mrs. Albert Merna Leonard Mullen Rite-Way Cleaners Mrs. Vernon Waltz Miss Frances Whelan Arlington, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Paul E. Bolduc and Family Astor's Quality Shop Mrs. William Burke Mr. William Collins De Leo Brothers Deran Confectionery Co., Inc. Mr. Mrs. William Dowd, M.D, Frank T. Downey, M. D. Miss Patricia Foley James M. Healey Mrs. Julia Hudon Mrs. Edward McLaughlin Mr. Mrs. Ronald ©. Nadreau Miss Marie Sarasin Mr. Paul C. Spelman Cambridge, Mass. Mr. James Boucher Mr. Frederick Caristo Miss Alma Dufour Miss Marie Dufour George Forest Mr. Chanel L. Hudon Rigazio's Laundermat W. Medford, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Francis L. Buckley Miss Donna Buckley Mrs. Robert J: Buckley Miss Ruth Buckley The Carlson Family The DiRusso Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Gebhardt The Green Family The Guy Family The Keane Family Claire Dee Elaine Doherty Jeanne Duguay Jean Englehardt Miss Anne Tavella West Medford Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. John F. Dee Arlington Fuel Oil Katherine P. Cummings James R. Delano St. Agnes' Parish Arlington Driving School Browne Drug Co. Arlington Linoleum Co. Gregory's Formal Wear Hood's Milk John E. McAvoy Ralph's Jenney Station Quality Sea Food Mr. Leonard Duguay Miss Jeanne Duguay Mrs. Olivier Duguay Mr. Samuel Duguay Duguay Robillard Mkt. Mrs. James Cyr Arthur Frechette The Murphy Family The Terrio Family Mrs. Alexina Englehardt Miss Jean M. Englehardt Mr. Walter N. Englehardt R. St. Amant Mr. John Arnott Association Notre Dame Miss Alice Audet Mr. Mrs. Harry Burgess Miss Theresa Burgess A 3C Ludovico J. Cleri Mrs. Mary Daniels Miss Brenda Dodge Mr. Robert A. Goguen Mr. Mrs. James Hill Arlington, Mass. Arlington, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. ths Margaret Cooney Mary Foley Lorraine Lefebvre Mary Ann McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Milton Hill Miss Malvina Lange Mr. Philias Lange Dr. Mrs. Maklowitz Miss Marie Quarteroni Mrs. Helene Rock Mr. Albert Trottier Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Trottier Arlington, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Peter J. Cooney Giles Market, Inc. University Trust Co. Wise Potato Chips Arlington, Mass. Arlington Motor Parts Arthur G. Baker Gorden Furniture Co. Kirkland Plumbing R. A. Realty Company Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Henry E. Lefebvre Mr. Albert Baril Miss Emma Baril Mr. Mrs. George Bergeron Miss Helen Cauchon Miss Jeannette Doiron Miss Loretta Cauchon Mrs. Emile Chartier Miss Doris Desrosiers Mr. Mrs. George Desrosiers Gerard Grenier Mr. Mrs. Alfred Lange Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Lange Mr. Mrs. John Langlois Mr. Mrs. Maurice Pelchat Miss Barbara Rigazio Mr. John Rigazio Mrs. John Rigazio Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Henry McCarthy A 2C John L. McCarthy Miss Mary Ann McCarthy Master Michael McCarthy Edward A. Crane, atty. Mr. Mrs. Arthur J. Daniels A Friend Ladies of St. Anne Mr. Mrs. Henry C. Lelaurain Senator Francis X. McCann Notre Dame Chi Rho J. Richard O'Neil Co. DBAt james. eo Den, aiie me Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. Our Lady of Pity Parish Rocco's Variety Store Dr. Samuel Sandler George W. Spartichino City Councillor Edward J. Sullivan City Councillor Charles A. Watson Susan Nowlan Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Henry Bernard Children of Mary Miss Lillian Doran North Cambridge Co-Operative Bank Anne O'Connor Arlington, Mass. John DeeLynch Drug; Com Thes) Beer. eae Nancy Pronovost Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Oscar Pronovost Cambridge Meat Market Diamond Coal Co. Dudley Furniture Store Mrs. Flora Lange Mr. Henry W. Lauziere Joe's Bar Mrs. Agnes E. Rowe Russ' Service Station Mrs. Lorraine M. Trant Florence Wagner Woburn, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Henry Wagner, Jr. Mr. Henry Wagner, Sr. Advanced Sewing Center Mr. Mrs. Frank Balestier Baumgardner Trailer Sales Rev. James I Carroll Mr. Maurice Cauchon Colonial Package Store, Inc. Mr. Andy Forester Mr. John Long Masse Hardware Co. Inc. Mr. Earl Nober Mrs. Alec Rouleau Mrs. Lena Scire JUNIORS George Casey Stoneham, Mass. John Hanright Stoneham, Mass. Mr. Joseph Casey Miss Anne T. Hanright John Brosnahan Mr. Herbert H. Hanright Stephen Driscoll Arlington, Mass. Kenneth Haskell Cambridge, Mass. Gregory's Mrs. Geraldine Benjamin Maida's Drugs Richard Healy Paul Dunn Cambridge, Mass. Clayton James Somerville, Mass. Mr. Richard L. Dunn, Sr. The James Family Edward Calangelo Mr. Harold Bent Highland Farms Miss Mary Bent William Foulis Cambridge, Mass. Joseph McHale Stoneham, Mass. Edward Ford Mr. Joseph A. Kaloniski Mr. Mrs. Joseph McHale Robert Theriault 80 John Saltzman Anne Arsenault Maria Belliveau Marie Blouin Phyllis Bourgault Jeanne Boutiette Stoneham, Mass. Mrs. John J. Saltzman Lexington, Mass. Mrs. Rosella Arsenault Mr. Francis Arsenault J. R. Arsenault Mel Arsenault Ralph Arsenault Mrs. Philip Bernard John Cullen Albert L. Forest Mr. Mrs. Anthony Gaudet Mr. Gus Gaudet Mrs. Joseph R. Poirier Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Angus Belliveau Miss Marilyn Carlin Mrs. Julia Clay Mr. Jerry Cormier Miss Marguerite Cormier Mr. Mrs. Arnold Depatie Mr. Mrs. Gaspard Richard Mrs. George Vautour Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Ovila Blouin Mr. Mrs. Clarence Blouin and Family Miss Marie Blouin Miss Anne M. Gagne Mrs. Joseph Gagne Mr. Mrs. Oliver Melanson Cambridge, Mass. Bob Sid Mr. Mrs. Arthur Bourget Mr. Paul Brousseau John H. Derby Jeweler, Inc. Mr. Joseph Schopp Mrs. Theresa LeBlanc Cambridge, Mass. Dr. R. W. Delaney Kevin A. Griffin Dianne Doherty Joan Gilreath Sheila Griffin Mr. Peter Lahaie Mr. Rene Robillard Jeannine Canniff Cambridge, Mass. Benoit Bros. Pansy's Beauty Salon Virginia Dee Arlington, Mass. Cambridge Brake Service Arlington, Mass. Mr. Edmund Diozzi The Elm Florist The Ingalls Family Mrs. Joseph Manzi The Toppan Family The Peters Family Deborah Dumont Cambridge, Mass. William Giordano Miss Pat Goffredo Rigazio Bros. Inc. Mrs. Lydia Roy Elaine Gallant Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Van Gallant Mr. Mrs. Alfred Gallant and Steven Mr. Mrs. Norman Gallant Miss Lillian Gallant Mr. Richard Gallant Mrs. A. Breton Miss Annette Breton Mr. Robert Breton Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Gorham Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. George Bellehumeur Mrs. Robert Crowell Mr. David Racicot Mr. Mrs. Roland Racicot and Son Arlington, Mass. Roberts Realty Company A Friend Mr. John MacKenzie Elaine Hudson Cambridge, Mass. Leo's Diner Rose Therese Collegiate Outfitters Jean Landry Somerville, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Simon Landry Miss Eileen Landry Mr. Mrs. John Landry Master Paul Landry Mr. Mrs. Robert Mahoney Mr. Mrs. John F. Ray Marie Lavallee Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Lavallee Mr. Henry (Tiboy) Lavallee Miss Marie Lavallee Mrs. Eva Bullard Mrs. J. Callaghan Mr. Mrs. H. Corbeil Miss Mary M. Cossette Miss Dianne M. Favreau Master William Favreau Mr. Mrs. Richard Primmer Beverly Morneault Cambridge, Mass. The Morneault Family Ronald Albert Arlene Murphy Arlington, Mass. Browne Drug Co. Inc. A Friend Helen Nadeau Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Thomas Nadeau, Jr. Mrs. Thomas Nadeau, Sr. Mr. Edmond P. Nadeau Mr. Edward P. Nadeau Little Andrew Bard Miss Marie Bard Mr. Thomas Bergantino Miss Elaine Brouillard Miss Jeannette Broussard Mr. Alfred Cyr Arlene Loretta Daniels Miss Joan E. Daniels Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Lelaurain Miss Lynne Martel Moll Motors The Keg Rindge Pharmacy Mrs. William C. Ryan Mrs. Lee Wolfe Mary O'Brien Arlington, Mass. Builders Specialty Hardware Corp. The Wilson Chapel Elaine Rossignol Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Adelard P. Rossignol Pat Rossignol Arty's Beauty Shop Mr. Mrs. Charles Lavoie Mrs. Joseph Lavoie Gayle Saunders Stoneham, Mass. Sunnyhurst Dairy Mary Lou Sullivan Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Helen L. Sullivan Mary Louise Sullivan Mrs. M. R. Comertord Mrs. Matthew R. Comerford P. J. McNamara Mr. John DeWolfe SOPHOMORES Leo Boudreau Dedham, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Leo Boudreau Mr. Mrs. Leo M. Boudreau Gabriel Dionne Mr. Ralph R. Eves Mr. Arthur Guilfoil Chelsea, Mass. 82 Gerald Fleming Somerville, Mass. Mr. Mrs. William Fleming Mr. Jerry Fleming Mr. Paul Fleming William T. Fleming Miss Margaret Thorne A Friend James Lane Somerville, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Edward A. Lane Mr. James Lane Mr. Mrs. Thomas P. O'Neill Leo Melanson Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Yvonne Melanson Mr. Leo Melanson Mrs. Laura Audet Mr. Henry J. Audet SpA eons Mr. Mrs. William Coleman Frank's Fish Market Franklin Pharmacy Mr. Sam Hache Master Wayne Hunter Mrs. Nellie Lavoie Mr. Mrs. Gaston Lefebvre and Judith Mr. Mrs. John Loper Mr. Robert Mahoney McArdle Silva Bros. Misses O'Keefe Mr. Mrs. Emile Ouellette and Family Richard Salvage Stoneham, Mass. Mary Duff, Sr. Miss Dianne Elaine King Mr. John V. Merrill, Sr. Annama Mustomi Jeanne O'Connell Steeratrickss:G oy Os James Santos Somerville, Mass. Mr. Mrs. J. J. Santos Jaon Bengtson Stoneham, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Earle Bengtson Mr. Mrs. Earle Bengtson Miss Eleanor Bengtson Miss Margaret Bengtson Miss Roberta Bengtson Dianne Brennan Somerville Mass. Mrs. Brennan 83 Carol Caruso Hurley Cleaners Somerville, Mass. Claudette Cyr Cambridge, Mass. Norton Beverage Co. Anne Doiron Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Blanche Doieon Mr. Sylvester Doiron Mr. Alfred Doiron Anne Doiron Mr. Paul Bucuvalas Mrs. Marie Ervin Mrs. Dorothy French Mrs. Helen Labo Mrs. Helen Laliberte Mrs. Barbara Parnell Eileen Gannon Medford, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Thomas Gannon Thomas Gannon Catherine Gannon Eileen Gannon Lucille Griffin Arlington, Mass. Milla's Florist Nursery, Inc. Lucille Hamel Mrs. Alice Hamel Miss Pauline Hamel Mrs. Beatrice McGinnis Mrs. Frederick Roy Master Robert Starek Rindge Laundromat Cambridge, Mass. Theresa Landry Somerville, Mass. Miss Anne Benoit Miss Bernadette Benoit Mrs. Fred Benoit Mr. Mrs. John L. Benoit Miss Malvina Benoit Miss Phyllis Benoit Miss Betty Landry Miss Leona Landry Miss Nancy Landry A Friend Julie Lawrence Mr. Mrs. Gilbert R. Lawrence Mrs. Leon Beaulieu Mrs. John Melanson Mrs. Fred Moritz Mr. H. Morrison Paul Starek Mary Ellen McCarthy Mr. John McCarthy Mrs. Edward J. Cahir Mr. A. M. Capobianco Commonwealth T.V. Service Co. Mr. Peter Stapleton Mr. John Sullivan Helen Nowlan Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. A.J. Nowlan Philip Nowlan Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Arthur Alford E. A. Beaudoin, Jeweler A Friend Mr. Mrs. William Pellerin Henry Yacoubian Rose Mary Orso Medford, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Edward Orso Mrs. Attillio Baratta Mrs. James Ferns Mr. Mrs. Philip LaBella Mr. Mrs. Louis Labella Mr. Mrs. Richard Pezzotti Lucille Robillard Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Clarence Robillard Robillard News Agency Mr. Philip Robillard Mr. Victor Robillard Miss Christine Cortopassi FRESHMEN James Desharnais Cambridge, Mass. The Desharnais Family Mr. Armand Desharnais George L. Shutt, Inc. Robert Furilla Stoneham, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Lewis Furilla Mr. Mrs. John J. Clabby and Family Gommunityel. Veeco wince Mr. Mrs. William A. Davidson, Jr. Mr. William Kellner Mr. Nicholas Palerno Kenneth Hynes Kenneth Hynes Miss Cronin Mrs. Dawson Di Anthony, Coiffeur Miss Julia Driscoll Cambridge, Mass. Thomas McCartney Medford, Mass. The McCartney Family A Friend 84 Cradock Apothecary, W. Medford John J. McGlynn Paul Melancon Cambridge, Mass. stic-KlipsMtg. Co.,sinc.e Walden Spa Edward Milan Somerville, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Edward Milan Grover Pharmacy Prestia Family Edward O'Brien Somerville, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Edward L. O'Brien Mrs. Charles J. Donovan Mrs. Lawrence O'Hearn Mrs. John L, Shea John O'Hara Bow Pharmacy Paul Leonard Somerville, Mass. Anthony Zaccaro Stoneham, Mass. Mr. Mrs. J. DiBenedetto Marian Bedugnis Somerville, Mass. Mrs. Marian F. Bedugnis Miss Mary Ellen Bedugnis Chickie Bedugnis Master Manuel Bedugnis John H. Smith Sophie Bernis Kae Mannix Lizzie Manolian Mr. John S. Martins Claire Savaid Carol Bernard Cambridge, Mass. Hamel Gas Station Kathleen Canniff Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. J. F. Coggins Mr. William L. Lacey Joan Doherty Medford, Mass. Garden Court Bakery Pauline Hebert Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Roland Hebert and Family Mr. Mrs. George Brousseau Mr. Jack Browne Mr. Leo Grenier Mr. Mrs. Edward Halley Mr. William Petit Nancy Lavoie Medford, Mass. The Lavoie Family Val Soucy Yvette Leger Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. J. E. Leger and Family Mrs. Marie Z. Leger Mr. Mrs. Frank Byrne Mrs. James Byrne The Fehling Family Mary Maloney Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Daniel Maloney Miss Mary Maloney Mrs. R. Allen 85 Mr. Mrs. John A. Barone Mr. Joseph N. Doiron McArdle Silva Bros. Janice Murphy Arlington, Mass. Brosnan Oil Co. O'Connor Motors, Inc. Sylvia Robillard Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Oscar P. Robillard and Family Julie Ste Marie Avery's T.V. Charlie's Donuts Medford, Mass. Anne Sena Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Charles S. Sena, Jr. and Anne Mrs. Charles S. Sena Mr. Mrs. Joseph Sena Miss Dorothy M. Benoit Mr. Mrs. Francis P. B enoit Mr. Mrs. Francis B. Bourque Mr. John D. Stanley Anne Shea Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Mrs. George Shea Mrs. Helen Conlin A Friend Mrs. Michael Messuri Mrs. Lillian Othote Julia Tarpey Somerville, Mass. Anthony F. Cota A Friend George F. McKenna, Son Sallingers Elizabeth Theriault Cambridge, Mass. Albert Theriault and Family Mrs. Lorraine Theriault The Benoit Family Mr. Mrs. Robert U. Cauchon The Frassa Family John Padgett The Quinlan Family The Veron Family Ma AN CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 FROM . Z avist Phere Ma ar 86 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF ‘59 Our Lady Of Pity Parish Compliments of WUE Kay Wentine Si My 3? OUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER 132 Boylston Street Boston MASSACHUSETTS 88 CONGRATULATIONS and SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 FROM We Hiatt: Gee 89 COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES to THe GRADUATING CLASS from ap Sophom ove Ge 90 by BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATES FROM The See Gen 91 @ MS C8 ee Ee ee ee ee e A F F E E y oscnannis Mis. Take an Older Sisters Advice... “IT’S SMART to line up 706 interviews well in advance of graduation. And one of the best places I know to con- tact is the Telephone Company. Several of us from my graduating class are working here — and every one of us loves it.” Telephone jobs are important ones. We have our own training pro- gram which you can enter without any previous job experience. The pay is good, and you'll get regular raises. Why not come and see our employ- ment interviewer soon... before you graduate. Ask the Guidance Counselor at your school to tell you when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH COMPANY 92 Compliments of VAL SOUCY SHEET METAL WORK Roof Repairs 138 Sherman Street s Cambridge, Mass. TR 6-4757 Compliments of DERAN CONFECTIONERY CO. INC. 134 Cambridge Street CAMBRIDGE — MASSACHUSETTS 93 H oly Name Cociety ‘Every Catholic Man Should Be a Holy Name Man” Cardinal Cushing JOIN THE HOLY NAME TODAY OUR LADY OF PITY CHURCH CAMBRIDGE — MASSACHUSETTS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 from HOLY UNION GUILD Cambridge % as Massachusetts 94 MASSE HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware and B. P.S. Paints i we Corner Walden and Sherman Streets CAMBRIDGE — MASSACHUSETTS TR 6-4755 ASSOCIATION NOTRE DAME DE CAMBRIDGE, Inc. HALL FOR RENT All Occasions Juke Box — Refrigerator — Service Room included “New members invited to join” 2322 Massachusetts Avenue CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS EL 4-8046 Diagonally Across from Harvard Theatre 95 JOHN D. LYNCH DRUG CO. Apothecaries RexXaee DRUGS 2406 Massachusetts Avenue CAMBRIDGE t: MASSACHUSETTS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 from IRENE E. GARNEAU AND DIANNE M. LEGER OF THE CLass oF 758 MOLL MOTORS, INC. Since 1914 at Porter Square Cambridge THE WILSON CHAPEL Funeral Directors SERVICE AVAILABLE ANYWHERE AT ANY. TIME Francis M. Wilson, Inc. Vernon E. Morrill, Treasurer 28 College Avenue : Somerville, Massachusetts Compliments of Compliments of WILLIAM F. BURTON Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Lefebvre Compliments of Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Donovan Greg, Bobby MR. LEONARD DUGUAY Warrene Compliments of Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Bolduc Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berube and Family 97 Congratulations From The NORTH CAMBRIDGE CO-OPERATIVE BANK NIAC — CHLLZERHO Federal Home Loan Bank System 2360 Masschusetts Avenue CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Open Tuesday Evenings John D. Lynch NOTRE DAME CHI RHO 6:00 to 8:00 President Age 18 and over or out of high school Meetings every 2nd and 4th Tuesday in Mission Hall RIGAZIO BROS., INC. ae KIRKLAND PLUMBING and HEATING, INC. 48 Rice Street HUDSON HORNET ARLINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS 169 Beacon Street SOMERVILLE — MASS. EL 4-8301 MI 8-0626 98 JOSEPH B. CARABBIO D.S.C. Chiropodist-Podiatrist 2187 Massachusetts Avenue K of C Building North Cambridge — Massachusetts NORTON BEVERAGE COMPANY 2335 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge a Massachusetts You Ring EL 4-7600 We bring Imported, Domestic Wines and Spirits JOE’S BAR Corner of Mass. Avenue and Norris Street Cambridge — Massachusetts Specialty: Champagne and Hot Dog $1.00 Joseph E. Bolduc, Proprietor UNIVERSITY TRUST COMPANY 2360 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts DEPOSITS INSURED @ e ny e John D. Lynch Th9 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Open Tuesday Evenings President WASHINGTON, D.C. 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. $10,000 For'exch Derosivon $10,000 99 Duguay Robillard Matrhet, Inc. MEATS - GROCERIES - PROVISIONS 280 Rindge Avenue Gr Telephone Cambridge, Mass. KI 7-7011 Edward M. Walsh Charles D. Keefe EDWARD M. WALSH -- FUNERAL HOME }+- 2157 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge 40, Mass. Telephone KI 7-5544 Compliments of CHARLES A. WATSON City Councillor O'CONNOR MOTORS CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH CARS SELEGIEDRUSRDEGA RS 22 Massachusetts Avenue — Arlington, Massachusetts Telephones 5-8107 5-5102 100 Leaylon Haigney LY Eo. MEMBER BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE 75 Federal Street BOSTON Dayton P. Haigney, Pres. Warren Donovan, Vice-Pres. William J. Gately, Treas. BAUMGARDNER TRAILER SALES Quality Mobile Homes 137 Lexington Street WOBURN : MASS. Off Route 128, Exit 34 JACK BAUMGARDNER Business Telephone Woburn, Mass. 2-1882 Resident Telephones — Winchester, Mass. 6-0644 Windham, Maine, Twin Oaks 2-4750 Compliments of CORMIER’S GROCERY All Milk Is Good, But 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.” Best Wishes to the Class of ‘59 ARLENE LORETTA DANIELS FRANCIS L. BUCKLEY Rubbish Disposal Daily, Weekly, or Monthly Pickups Free Estimates 84 Sharon Street — West Medford MI 3-7258 ROSE THERESE Collegiate Outfitters Miss Mary Louise Riley Manufacturers of CORRECT UNIFORMS 101 Rice Street Cambridge, Mass. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ‘59 GEORGE E. FOREST Compliments of ST. PATRICK’S C.Y.O. Stoneham GREGORY’S eMen’s Gormal ‘Wear - Renta | MISSION 3-6464 OPEN EVENINGS wv = 162 MASSACHUSETTS AVE: E. ARLINGTON. MASS. 102 Compliments of L. A. Somerville — Mass. FREE DELIVERY GILES MARKET, INC. A. M. Giles Ale, Wine and Liquors 630 HIGH STREET Tel. HUnter 8-4360 WEST MEDFORD MASS. GEORGE L. SHUTT, INC. 89-91 N. Beacon St., Phone WA 4-1680 Watertown 72, Mass. Distributor Dayton Tires Custom Recapping Specialists Foreign Car Tires — new and recapped 27 years in the tire business 103 Compliments of CHILDREN OF MARY SODALITY of Our Lady of Pity Church Compliments of SENATOR FRANCIS X. McCANN CAMBRIDGE BRAKE SERVICE Brakes and Wheel Alignment 2578 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. ELiot 4-9520 RITE-WAY CLEANERS Ute Distributing (Gr Sole Distributor in Greater Boston of WISE POTATO CHIPS 141 RINDGE AVE. Kirkland 7 bisae JACKS TASTY SNACKS BACKMON PRETZELS Best Wishes from ST. AGNES PARISH Arlington JAMES F. BRENNAN INS. AGENCY, INC. 11 Union Square — SOMERVILLE MO 6-3636 MO 6-1118 Specializing in Hard to Place Risks Auto Ins.—Finances—All Risks Same Day Dry Cleaning Complete Laundry Service Pickup and Delivery — KI 7-8008 4 Hudson Street (Off 1672 Mass. Ave.) — CAMBRIDGE — Compliments of THE LADIES OF ST. ANN of Our Lady of Pity Parish Compliments of HIGHLAND FARMS Proprietors Richard Dunn John Rocke Compliments of A FRIEND H. F. O. MI 3-0900 Res. MI 8-3186 ROBERTS REALTY COMPANY Registered Brokers 186 Mass. Avenue Lionel “Pit” Goguen Arlington RONALD L. ALBERT Painting and Decorating 154 Park Avenue Arlington Mass. 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