Roslindale High School - Yearbook (Roslindale, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1938 volume:

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Vvlith these will ever arise the smiling countenance ol a lady who has been for the first two graduating classes ot our school The Patroness of Friendship and Fraternity. To this lady. MISS AGNES Ma IPSHEA we, the Class ol 1938, most aflectionatelv dedicate our Year Book ,aff 1-Y P Uv Boys and Ciirls ol' thc Class of 1938: As you arc about to pass anothcr milcstonc along thc ULlLlC.lIlOUCll highway. and lcayc bchind you cxpcricnccs and associations ol' happy days spcm in your Alma Matcr, your lcachcrs hops you will talw with you for your futurc travels thc high idcals and nohlc purposcs which the youth of to- day nccdfs so much lor his guidancc along thc way. Amrskosii B. WARMQN. Head Muslcr. . . . . gladly would he learn, and rfludlu leach Words graven upon stone may yield under many rains. but the tribute intended fades not easily lrom the lmearr of friends. The Words we would say are not easily Said. for. in the saying, We may fail of our intent. leaclver, Counselor, Friend, AVE UIQLIL' VAl.lf. 'lllme lfditors. afw M555 W, . ,- 9 st , FRANQIS J. CONLIN Q Head of English Depurtmenl l THE FACULTY TI-I If FACIJ LTV Axiisiaosfi B. Wxxizieisx HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Francis J. Conlin linglzsh Anastasia B. Connor Modern I,um1uuqe.s Thomas F. Gately Comzmrcziczl Branches Helena R. Ciuiney f'fliSlUfLf Thomas A. Pickett Science John F. Roche Edwin C. Anderson Francis P. Assmus Grace N. Aznive .Anna F. Bell Catherine A. Bunyon Loretta J. Burke Rita M. Burke Florence l-. Carter Mary C. Clayton Vincent P. Connors Mary A. Consodine M. Barbara Dee Kathleen A. Deery Antonio E. Donadio Marguerite l-l. Findlen Marion E. Fitzgerald Rosalie E. Fit2Gerald Marie C. Flannelly Ethel S. Fletcher Grace lVl. Fogarty Winifred C. Gilbody Charles W. Gleason Helen T. Goodwin Marie Cm. Ciookin Emma L. Grandfield Selma M. Ciross Edwin J. l-laertl lNlary E. l-lamrock A'I'cl!l7c'I77c1lliCS Aff 6'C,'7C1l7liC Arfs Mechanic Art .s Arr Science lfnglish Comrnerciul French Phtfszccll 'Training Mu I ro n Mechanic Arls French Science Ccmimerciul CiOl77l7?t'!'Cllt1l Alcll hemuf ics French. German Phuszicul ilirclining English Vocufiomzl Guidance DI'Ll.9Sl77cIlQlil7Q Clerical KASSIHSILIIH COI7?l7?L'I'L'liLll Ifngzlish Commerdczl A1411 hemul ics lfngllzsh 5L'ln'llCL' lgriylilish Lucile A. Harrington XVilliam A. Hartigan Louise L. Howe Margaret M. Kane Charles Kaner Major Albert J. Kelley Dorothea M. Kelley Margaret P. Kelley Katharine Keough John J. Landrigan Beatrice A. Lock Dorothy M. Lyons Milton E. MacGregor Dorothea K. Macleod Florence Nlagner Marie E. Malaguerra Clare l-. Nlartell Helen M. McCormick Frederick J. Nlurray Nlary E. Neal Francis F. OBrien Mildred G. OBrien Agnes M. O'Shea Francis E. Reynolds Eileen M. Rice Marjorie P. Riley Mary E. Rush Agnes V. Scannell Cialindia E. Scena Mary M. Stavrinos Mary F. Sullivan Mary F. Toland Helen I.. Vklalsh Mildred M. XVard Maurice Zeserson English Lalin. English English French Commercial M ililarg Drill Commercial Commercial Comercial English Commercial English Ma! hemat ics Commercial M at hemat ics Spanish English Commercial Historg Chemistrg. Phgsics Commercial Historg English Science l.at in His! org Commercial Commercial Dressmaleing Spanish Commercial English Secretary Commercial His! org CLASS Cf 1938 ,Z ,, 4 J ing' Bllrexmaru W. MciGoxvAN IJITSI cI'Ul7I .t x K ,fs 1 gd' 7 K, I JIEANNIZ I-. Iimm' 'f.I'0cISLll'Ul' f, 1 f W! Y 1 I , n N , I 'W' Mum' C. l,l'ON1XRlJ Iluujlvr' .S L'cr'vIc1r'L1 Rum-14 1' Ii, Mf'I'1-IQNAN F 11 VI C A --. x,l!l 4' l'r'4'.xrN4l4'rJ1 N 'f RUTH l. ADAMI i'Rufus Hobbies: Ice Skating. Swim- ming Ambition: Comptometer op, CFJYOI' EDWARD J. ALBRECHT Ambition: Engineer Band. 1937: Band Sergeant, IQ38 MARY E. ALEXANDER Mew Alex Hobbies: Bowling: Yachting Ambition: Break high-string record Ccrcle Francais. IQ38 Business School LAXVRENCE ALTIMAR Larry Ambition: Sports Editor or Announcer Cadet ISI Sergeant. 1938: Track, 1937: Baseball, IQQY University of Southern Calif- ornia ROBERT ANDREXVS Bob Hobby: Collecting Race Horse Pictures Ambition: Bank President -1 ' so rg-1 av ., r Aim p f ii 'gg 1 M is , 2 gf, it if tt- , A L Q wo ,grip ,..,. IOS .13 'Maj' as 4 5.1 is' 1 f,CJXf.l,l lA ..l , XRlXl f.fir7ntie Hobbies Readingf S'.-ximmzn' Violin Urcliestra l5f1Stwr1 Clerical School .JOSEPH BACSLIO Hobby: Sports I-ootball, IQ 3 7, 193 8 WANDA M. BARLOG Suzy-Q Hobbies: Dancing: Clubs Ambitions: Dietitian: Travel Spanish Club. 19g8: Cercle Francais. 1o2,8: Red Cross, 1937 liramingham Normal JUNE C. BARONE Connie Hobbies: Sports: Tennis Ambition: Travel Glee Club Business College BARBARA A BARQl.'lXlfRU 'ifitllvxii i'1iwf'rf1t.' ii 'B.1r'f'.1!': I.: Hobbvi American ljotterv Ambition: Secretarv Spanish Club, 102' Boston Clerical School U32 r fXllQQl1 ll.-XRR .' llobbiesi Knitting, l iano Sports qlmbitioni llrivate Sccrt-tarx' Simmonx l,Ol5 li li.-XRRON 15rotL'r71't 4 Hobbies: lying Pong. Movies .fXmbition: Secretarv lhisincss School YOLANDA l'u,-XSTI.-XNlfl,l,l HYN' Hotfix Ambition: Nlusical Career C1l1R'l'RUl7lf BA UM.-XNN lJ11t11 llobbicei Horst-baclx Riding. llicvclingi Harmonica Ambition: Successful lmitator Setting-up Drill leader Ciym 'B . -1. 3 ISK l,1t'utenant ' Q6 .-ar 3 as fri' I, M - In lil N l,'X.NllN l5l.l7L'C.lS , UIS1'I7V7l-L'i' ' .VI tv, 4 llolilw Siioitx J ...Ii ,lniliitions il o learn Cieoiiivl - f - rx' flllilrlt- fa l1.itl-1 iogn 11133 . A . ti- PQ -:uf-': .1 . My i..'v fQ'LXM .-J uli i I DORO THX Bill. D1nvples'A Hobby: Collecting pictures and soap Ambition: Professional Dancer Varietv Show, 1037 Boston Clerical School FRED BELLQWS 'ABeIIs l-lobby: Aviation Model Build' ing Ambition: Shop Teacher Student Council 1037-1038 Training School for Teachers of Mechanic Arts JOSEPH BENERSANI Ben Hobby: liishing Ambition: Harpoon a sardine UORO'l'l l li A fl. lBlENNli'l l' Dol '4DolIr't ' Hobby: Collecting Souvenirs llasketball. IQX8 Business School B1'XRlS1XR:X l'rliSSl2 Harlan l5m.sA' llohbieai llincingi llorsebaclx Riding .lnibitionx Nurse Xl.lFlL'lV Show, 10 B3 Nursek -l'f.llI1ll'1i.1 School MARCARUI' ll. Bl.AliNl:Y 'illuqquii Hobbies: Dancingg Rollcr Skating Ambition: Radio Glcc Club. 101,73 Spanish Club. 19374 1038 MARY BLIZARD Shorty Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Secretary Scttingfup Drill Leader Business College l5STlfl,l.l2 BOCEGI PAUL VU. BOHN MI.efrq Hobby: Baseball: Swimming Ambition: Newspaper XVorlt Bentleyfs MARY li. BOURKLZ iiBLlfh!it . Hobbies: Sailing: Bowling, Horseback Riding: Swimming Vcspcr George Art School is 4 ff' ' 'Z ' lll l l '- l1l'. .lfii 'A' fl W , . Q., lf, A i '- A' llfilillirs li-nm 8 , 'V l'mit'llrigr V Aiiilvirion Si- rw ' i3iisint-ss Stlifiol F ,.,v. Q ' i' if isa. nd' ,ji -.9 '-40 '35 4- far 0 gl 11? M ,. is 4175, 'x , . , ' af: vs an Rh , , X X llfjl l'lfl l-li lili ,Xlfi il'i'li' llolvlw llorst-lmil. liiclin Ambition. 'lo nmsicr lmncl lootlmll iogj, l5.isclMill 1 , iogll, iliratlt iog' i,,X l5L'f'1llCVli Klllfl'ON IRR.-Xlll l X 'illiztftfiwm llobbics: Pmsclmll 'lun Ambition: Rcporiur PJcnllt'x s N S ,Xl,l'mlfR'li l'iR.XL'Nl ls Bri iLL'!7t'1ft'x ' lloblw. Pool Ambition i Tcnclicr Pm.1scb.ill: ioz' iogS l Rlfl5l RICK .l blll XX 1:t.:'.:l, .Xniliiiioii .loin tlic nm Cliclvt St'i'gt'.iiii, MHS ,l.XNll N l'wRlNl' lillili 1111111 llobbx' Simris ,lnibiiii-n k1r'acl11.i1c' livin lll'-'ll Sfllulll R .lklll :nil l,lL'LllQll.llll 1 11 33, l oolball 1 ii 3 1 u 35 , liasc' l ill 1 J 1 1 N a. ia' ls- llllll ll' DqXXllil BROOKS H1'ii.ilzs1i ' llolibx' Chill' Xllllllllklll' Civil lfnginccr liancl. llJQ '. Pnancl Scrgcanl. 1 '- - w 11138, Lcrclu lrancais limb Lollcuc X'lRCilNl.'X Xl. BROOKS Ciz'nn1f l'uaslxc'lball, 1c13'f1i,i,S liusinuss School lS.XRl5.'XR.X Nlcl IZUD IBROXYN Hliillisu llobbv 'Suinginm fxllllllllklll' Cioslunic' Dusigiicr ilialllcr Blalli l,Lll3llC Spcal-111111 Club iuxli. Cilcc Club, Spanish Club. lashion Slwiv. lll l l N HROXVN lliilvliics llic-s'.111.1lx1111,1 llw.-1 vis .linliiliiin Nuisc l,llllk'f Mall, Svllinii llll lliili l vailir llllq Xl.iss.1cli1isi-11s C11-nc-i.il llosiiilal or laiillciici lliiniiilal A 'Q y I' 'Q FW , A li . F? ' s Au! N 92 'P' Y J r J CIOR DON BROWN Jr I Hobby. Shooting. llorscbaclx Riding Ambition: Own a liarsc and wagon Baseball: lfooiball. Track Pmcnllcvs JOSEPH XY, BUClil,lfY Jov l5m'k Hobbv: Baseball, liootball, Hoclwy Bcnllcys LORETTA li, BUCKl.lIY Hobbies: Dancing: Tennis Ambition: Opcra Christmas Plav. IOSRQ Scnioi Council: Trcasurcr Public Speaking Club, 1033 Ncw England Conscrvatorv ol Music ANNIE l.. PmL'RBANK .S'lzvufi1 Nun Mile,- Ccrclc l'rancais. 10383 Pmaslxclf ball. IQ 33 Business School XX'iXl,'l'llR ISURKIQ ll'uIIu llobbicsi Stamp iifulluliiig. Match ciOllL'CllI'ly1 i'XI1llWlllOl1l xxi.ll'LlL'l1 ol Sing Sing Sunior Council: il'1'.iclx, 1111,- 113381 l,7.lSL'lW.lll, 11137, lioul ball, llJQ 1 ci.lLlCI ISI licul t'Il.lI1l MAR.lORlli Pa, BURI liltill AfItfLlt ' Hobbies: Canoeing: Roller Skating: Tennis. Swimming Ambitioni Ossipee l .ike Hotel Owner Secretary Student Council, ing?-l Nlassticbusetts State MARJORIIQ 'l' BURNS HSl'7fJIJf'ZSH Hobbies: Swimming: Skating A mbition: Travel lilshion Show EDWARD H. BUSI Ed EdiIi'v Hobby: Sports ffadet Sergeant Pmentleys lfVlfl.YN lf. CAIGIQR I.unne Hobbies: Horseback Riding: Dancing Ambition: Specialtv Shop Buver lussell MARCJARIYIA S, CAI DXVl2l,l Potion Hobbies: Tennis: Swimming Ambition: Secretary . 1' H ,1.lIT ,T V Y .Xl ll l' f. .'.ll'i'fl l l l' 1 I Stlrifif .ll llobbits S '.-, ininiing' lJi71 in no Q lioller Sl-Nitin: lieiffir.. Xlusie 5, A3 , Ambition liietztiin rind lf mestie Sgienee iliemlitr B'-he Verse Sptuil-.ing Choir yup' 'A-fx, fi! Siminisb Club i fp 3 ' : 1, gr ' ficrile l r.tnQ.1is 11, gb St wfllrill leader Studtr ing ui . W , 1 Council ing' , V af 1-5 , . XlARll,YN l CQ.-XF.ll7lBl1ll its .N . . Hobbies: Skating, Ciolleetin Pliotogrtlbbs Ambition Si'eret.ir'.' l r.i'. e Boston Clerical School Sill Ol ll-X R Cf.Xl'll ll 'Qlltiittfi Hobbies Swimming Skxine Cfolleetion ot' lives ot lani ous Authors Ambitions' Radio lr.ixe. Evening College .intl New ling kind Lonsernitorx' of Klum Xlkllkikililll lil tfklll NON llobbies lltxitiug Sxxiiitvtiiig Collecting Se.i Sbells .Xiubition ilitzitbiitg lirnm Reel Cross itil' 1018 Sixlff isb Club tux' iu:S U 1 s MARY C CARMICHALL M 6 ? MARY A CQBBAN HLNl'NlN1gg Sggylng Riding 'Q' ' Hlfglxsif D3HCln2f. IXUIOQYBPD gthl - - o ecting Ambiiibnng: Salesgirl ? K Ambition: Orchestra Leader NORMAN H CHAUSSE ' Hard Xorn?u Hobbvi Photographv: Music Ambition: Radio Musician Bank 103-3 Band ISI l.ieut- enant lQ38I Symphonv Band EDNA M CHERRY Hobbies: Skating. Swimming Ambition: Private Secretarv Boston Clerical School DONALD CLAPP iiIJfJV77?!-UH Hobbv' 'Swingw Ambition: Engineer Paand 1Q3', Band znd lieu' tenant 1038. School Or- chestra. 1'Q3-. iqgflg Dance Orchestra MARY ll COAN 'Maui 'iHQ'!'l7lz'-I Hobbies Swimming Dancf ing iliennis Roller Skating Ambition St-trt'1.1r'.' l'1rv.int 21 Stratton 0. . S DK 3. R tfg -pf' 'B fettingfup Drill Leader EDITH COCRSHAXX' Eddie Hobbv: Drawingi Skating Ambition: Good position GEORGE CHARLES COEN Bind Hobbv: Dancing: Singing Ambition: To own a Buick Cadet ISI Lieutenant. lO3f'l Cadet Captain. 1938 Business College l.L'ClLLl2 MARY COl.E Cinder Hobbit Roller Skating Ambition: Art Teacher Art Club lQ3'. 10381 Christ mas M ARY C CONBOY 4'3l?11t1f'Qli4'H lloblw Collecting ties Col' lecting pins and pictures Ambition' Axiatrix Iattler Staff MARGARET NI. CONDON Pt'g1tJ1ic ' UC,ifJf7f7Iit'H Hobby: Dancing, Horseback Riding: Tennis: Basketball Ambition: Gym Instructor Basketball: Public Speaking Club, IQQ8 Regis VIRGINIA IE. CONNIQIIY i'ConneIl Hobby: Tennis: Swimming Ambition: Nurse Cercle Francais, IQ38 Ifaulkner Hospital School of Nursing RUTH M. CONNEIIY HRLIIIUIIQH Hobby: Tennis: Bicycling Ambition: Stenographer Settingfup Drill Leader XX'II.I:IAM E. CONNOLLY Lefty 4'B1'II Hobby: Collecting poetry Ambition: High-pressure sales- man Cadet Lieutenant: President Spanish Club: Football. 1937: Track, 1938 BARBARA R, CONNORS Bains Hobby: Swimming: Dancing. Tennis Ambition: Newspaper work Tattler Staff: Cercle Francais IQ38 Boston Clerical School fnrlilllllillfl l' U f film Ili1l1l1',' ILQT1' ' I l'1ctt1res ilalllcr Staff ,:,lUivl2 lion Repr. 4.-'n'.111'.. li.li't'nt'.-.mrtla Nizhi S 211.1 lA,Xll,S I KCJNNY IPS 'Ulrmmti lltirpi, Hobby' Handball loin' rftif Swimming Ambition, Xlillionairt BIZRNARD XX' CONRAD 'R Hfitztikiuii Hobby: Photography Ambition' Bank President Cadet ist lieutenant 11339 Tattler Stiff. Track IQX' IO 3 Fi. Photography Club IOSB. Year Book Committe HIl,DA G CDNTIZSTIBIE i'BLlUfTLlii 'fhrrriieii Tzilzf Hobbies: Sxviming Cano ing, Skating' Tennis Ambitioni Nurse Ifashion Show IOIS Business School XIARGARVT C COXXYXY ina es Dancing Sufi min, .nt .., ' .-Xiiilaitiozi: Steriographer Basketball , .-- . ' , Business School IRAXCYS X' CORVAX ,,k,.,,4 ,im c,7,:n,,, 4 fl 3, s'i1xxiit5v R, CURLEY I -4 W S llolilvvi Suri f lioard Riding It A mp Rllllff Slx-THU! Swimniin 7 '7' llolilvvi Dancing .Xmliiiionz Str-nograolicr I Cadut ist lieutenant lloxton Clerical Schoiol Collcgc ',f IHIELEN M COYNE l'i.'Yl'l'll,lQlfN lk CURRAN 'iHtlf3f7lli' ni UKLIU' Hohbv: Collecting Snap-shots: k Roller Skating: Gvm. :nd Licutcnantg Basketball: Scttf ingfup Drill l.cadcr Night School ALICE li CRONIN All Hohhv: Roller Skating. Surf- board Ridingg Ccrclc lfranc- ais. IQS8 Simmons IOHN A CRO'li'l'Y 'ifiluxh i -lurk .kmhiiionz l.axvvcr. lloncst Politician lootlmll IOS' Boston Univcrxitv .'XCiNlS I C,L'lDl3Y llolvlw' C.inot'inj.1 , Sivinimin1.i .kniliition lmvt-I Slt'iioggr.iiili VF hllltlvlll Lotintil log' 11,33 lxlnflii1lSlil 7 JU ci it' x. i UU fi' R6 ! 1,. 6 4 5? Y. Cx .' Ai F 17 5 Q . ll , 4 vb? I J. Ol Holilwv: Hiking: Tcnnisg Swimming Ambition: Travel Spanish Club Collcgc YIRGINIA DAl.l2 Holwbv: Photographv: Books Ambition: Social Service Public Spcaking Cluli Boston University DOROTHY li. Di-kk'lDSON 'iDoIi' llolvlwv: Swimming. Skating Ambition: Travel Cilfll'liRL'lDlQ Xl Ulf.-XN fIt'r1Iv lloliliv Swimming .Xmliition Sccrctarv llul Crow, IO'5f'. H333 lloxion Cilcrical School Hflshii Dale ASIlI.I:Y Ig. DI:I: Hobby: Ping Pong Ambition: Bank President Cadet ISI Lieutenant. IO38 Ifyening School ANN M. DQIRANCO Honey Chick Hobby: Tennis. Drawing Ambition: Commercial Artist Designer Art School DOROTHY If. DEGNIN Franke Dol Hobby: Collecting Knickf Knacks Gym Captain, IQ37. 1038: Basketball. IQ37. IQZ8 Boston Clerical School VIRGINIA M. DeHARO Ginnie Hobby: Dancing: Swimming. Horseback Riding Ambitions: Doctor's Secretary: Nurse Cercle Francais. 1938: Spanish Club. 1938 Katherine Dell Secretarial School If ROBERT DISNTRIEMONT HROCIZH UBUIJH HPE'llf'7LlfH Hobby: Collecting Signs Cadet ISI Lieutenant. 1938: Track. IQ37, 1938 't .S-'QQ jzfx' 1 - ' N fa ' V., 45 iz 1 sib- 1 f-A if I Ii, '.7ff,I In I l1l'.'Il' f11H7r1., A Iloblwp Moll' IGw.'.i Arnbiliwri l'rn' .'.' 1 'Q r filet' Club 1f,Lo :f,, Ilmxlwn flcriial Shfwil RIJSI, Nl.-XRII IJe'tlHlJlf iiffuxziwii Hobby: Iennis Itast' I 1 Reading. Cifill Ambitiont Secretary AFNHIRONIO DINDIO IR Dzr7tlu I.tztl2u Hobby: Coll, Roller Skatin Ambition: Chemical Iinqin r Cadet :nd lieutenant Northeastern oston Clerical School M' ' lIIfI.I2N Xl DINNIAIQX :Q F ' E' Hobbvz Golf 5 Ambition: Private Seeretar' V Y Iiashion Show. IIJR' 19zS '?' X F' 'X 0 !--R 1 , Q- X 9, Qafi. ' -ix .1 'S - Q, 3, t., . .Q u nfs? Q SRI X .X I ORIA D1XlXt Ambition. Navy Baml lietitenant 111 S O S ', if . -1- H' tilbkfil Xl DODCHK llcilalw Collcctiiig llostcards xi lx Skiing yX1nla111on, Sccrctarx' lattlcr Staff Lhristinas lllax' 1039 Paaslccthall CHA ,IQS HLNRY DOl'll, ' - Ju Rl f gk llohlw: Stamp and Coin Col' lccting Nautical ljicturcs Ambition: Command Trans- occan1c Vessel Presidcnt Ccrclc lirancais 11138, -,.- hi 61. H' 1 1 4 Q l ai is K0 ,, J, . .- 'jgf ' i , Student Council 193' Massachusetts Nautical T raining -....v- Ship lfX'l2I.YN A. DDHKRTY EL'1'v Hobhv: Swimming. Roller Skating. Tennis Ambition: Secretary 9- X. 'rHox1.xs oo1115RTY ' T-t11l: . 'v S - llolwlw' Stamp Collecting , J' fxnilwitioni Aviation 4,9 Cddcl Scrgcant .Q Nlpllll School ' Q... S ANNA R l5OI.'XN lltililw Suiiiiniingi .'X111l11l1o11 Nx'uH'l.lfX' l .rg 'YN 'I -1 sa? I ANNA Xl DUNJU llfli 1-TDI? llolilw: Sports: Dancing qXmhit1on1 Telephone opcrator Boston Clerical School Drxxllfl, li. DONOVAN A-ljt'LlLf7l7ll Sf'7oIt1LlI7H MD llolwlw: Sports ,Nrnlwitionz Profcssional Sports lfootlwall. IOKT, 1038i Basclwall IOXT. 1938: Band. 197,82 Varictv Show 1933, DOROTHY Nl, DONOX' AN Sis Dol lflohhvz Riding .-Xinlwitionz To Craduatc Spanish Club MARY ll, DONOX' AN IDLlI7l71-I . llolwlw: Dancing: Autograpllsz .Xinlwitiorr Nurse SctlingfupfDr1ll l.cadcr llusincss School 'l'llON1.'XS .I, IJONOYAN .fur llohlw. Cilarincl. Saxaphonc Ariilwilionr lfxccl in llmusincss lland and l icutcnanl. IO3'I Yarictv Show, 1037- 1033- Prom C:Ul1'll'l1lllL't'. Scnior flouncilz 'liattlcr Staff, Con SlllllllUI1.!l lfssay Xxlll1I1Cf. Vo 1,5-4, liasclwall lXl.lI1JQlL'!', log' 11138, lootlsall Xlariajccr, 11137, 11138 DOROTHY T. DOYI .ll HDUIH ffl7ttbhU llobbv: Roller Skating . Swim ming Ambition: To Ciraduate Basketball. N138 LOUISE I. DRISCOLI. 7 XX hevzie' llobbvz Roller Skating Ambition: To Graduate MARY l.. DRlSCOl.l. Mau l-lobby: Newspaper Clippings: Swimming: Dancing: Col- lecting Napkins Ambition: Authoress Christmas Play. 1938 Chandler MARY V, DRlSCOl.l. Ronnie Hobby: Collecting lipstick cases: Tennis: Swimming Boston Clerical School l5l-ORlfNCl2 A. DUCEY l ltJ.sstt ' Flo llolibyz Swimming. Roller Skating. Tennis Ambition: Stenographer ' -4 :af qv ,fs , l Tll'll'1 ,F 1 i' l'AL'l A lJl.fNlVl lil.Y 3, at 'latina' 552 ' Amliition lnginttr lp- ,Y Assemlwln' Speal-.er N? , Northeaatern 'm ai ii I . .it f K-..--' ' - . , i ' MARIAN Cl..'XlRl: DUNN M 6 'i llolihv: Roller Skating Ten nis E., ,fa Ambition: Kindergarten teach 3 , er X , Cercle lirancais iugti Spanish -8 Club 'fy fix Q- K MARY 'l'lllfRE2SfX DXYYFR Hoblw: Swimmin: Dancin. W .IN IUOU. , LL uf. Business School llR.X Xl 'li llWXlL'NlN M tzgi 'W . CCN NGN it-.mls l f. ls,XRl3.XR.X A lfCiAN HBt1fI7UH Hobbit Swimming Horseback 'fx R Riding V' Ambition: Teacher ,Qi Cixi, ', Cercle lirancais, 1933: Setting ' up Drill leader liramingham Normal lEl.E.-XNOR l. IQLDRIDGE Ellie Hobbv: Swimming Ambition: Secretarv Business School BETSY Hooo El.l,lOT '-14.11 Hobby: Collecting Souvenirs Ambition: To have a lower school to prepare for Mar- garet's finishing school Chandler CilfORClf l:ARl.lf lfNCl.AND Hrlfthn liulll' llohbvi Model Railroads Ambition 1 Bookkeeping Teacher Staff ist lieutenant, 1:38 Burdett t HARI l S Cf I-NNIS 5 l711l'l1t ' lltililw llrwckcv. lwitxllmtll Aiiibiliun Shop 'lieathei' . . , fatale! f.llYl.llll with V.. it . 4 'L -rr 16? :K w fn 'r I '-' by 41 l 1 .Ir --'. , . . I ' 3. :iffy 'U' ru , fi N- ROSE MARY lfAl.CONli Red Hobbv: Dancing1Swimming: Skating Ambition: l.ive up to Mr Gatelys expectations Cheer l:eader Business School DOROTHY YAY Dot UDOISIVPH Hobby: Swimming : Tennis: Golf Ambition: Travel Cercle Francais. 1938: Spanish Club. IQS7. I'Q38l Red Cross. IQ37. 1938 Secretarial School RlT1A A. PAY MRt'c'IS1'C Hobby: Dancing: Swimming: Horseback Riding Ambition: Secretary Spanish Club IELIZAE-ETH A. VEENEY f5t'IIt1 Hobby: Horseback Riding: Dancing: Swimming Ambition: Travel Cercle l:rancias, 1953: Setting- up Drill Leader l'l:'l'l5R Ci. lfl2lXllNO llobby: lfishingi lliintingi Swimming Ambition: Cadet Ofhcer in lX'lerchanl Marine Red Cross Representative, 1937. 1938 AGNES lfliNNl:l, llobbv: Riding Ambition: Nursc Nursing School KATHl:RlNl2 l'l1RGUSON 'IKLIIU4' Katy Hobby: Fishing: Swimming Ambition: Tcachcr of Nursing German Club Massachusetts General Hospital MURIEI, M. l:lNlil.ESTElN Hobby: Hairdressing: Swim- ming: Dancing Ambitionzi Booltltccpcr VERA C. l5lNl.EY NVQ.. Hobby: Swimming: Diving: Dancing Ambition: Journalist Senior Council Journalistic School MARION I.. l-ISH Hobby: Swimming 1 lllf1'.l,'-.H l Ellfll'-,li'f' 6 f ni W iiiwu swf- W- l J llrilll , 6 - - .nzliit:i.n 5 ' -.q- I il r.i.,l-, 11,3 i , 4' l'..is.li,ilT , I Lf--i 5 lui, IU '.l.'tisi l'oin 11: l.V,'ilil3l Y l ll . .'.' ilolilw l'lii+t-gr.ig'h'.' SP, ,Z 3:-Q ing Cfillrctin: lliishz' ll s A V .Xmbitiiin Dr.it't:n,: 'lfaihtr . '3 fiadut Maiiir U53 llhvs H 3 1. ' Assistant 103' High lfa A . ct ianit , s rain. .g . ,L li 5 -I A. It 'L 'W 9 9' ,'1,',!?ix K 'a W' itiictu xt its.-xxtxtgax Hoblwt Dancing -Swiiitrmir' 4 . Rollcr Skating Skiing 1' , Q Ambition Picautu' Cultu 44' , XYill'rccl Acadcmv .ff 7 X l 4 V 4 wh! XlRQilXl.X l ll,AX,X,. iCi!ifT i. l i ' Hobhv: Ciolti Swimmtn Skating Ambition: lraicl wSccrcZi' Ccrclc l'r.inc.iis, ioxh k Y : I- --ACN' Qi: 'wg Q A A lv 15,5 i it MARY l R XXL l S tixi NN llvlilix Dattcizig N -K . Kiiiliitioti. l mmf liostoii Luiixctszti .IAXIISS I. lOI.IfY HlJclL'n ' HRUIIUN llobby: Fiascballl Track Ambition: Business Agcnt Spanish Club. 1038 Boston Univcrsity ANTHONY R. l5RASCA iiTCll7Uii Hobby: Swimming: Fishing Ambition: Good job. good vacation. good pay Track. IQZ7. 1038: Cadet Captain MARGARET O, VUBEI. 1'll1'g1gs Hobby: Skating Ambition: Rcportcr Student Council .IOSIEPIIINE .l. CiAlNl.fS i'Joc ' 'AJo.x11 ' Hobby: Reading: Piano Ambition: Secretary Tattler Rcprcscntatiyc: Cbrislk mas Play. 1038: Valcdic' torian NICIIUIAS I' CIATTU 1 brick Iloblw' Sports Ambition' il 1'.1yt'l I.. I I Q . I , J t ff fo- -A Q 4 . I D! .3 feb Wi' -Zip IZ6 l DOROT H Y A. G A X' A G A N Dol Hobby: Doll Collection: Sail' ing Ambition: Singcr l3askctbalI: Public Spcaking Club EVELYN G. GAVAGAN EUR Egg Hobby: Dancing: Drawing: Collecting Handkcrchicfs Baskctball: Public Speaking Club Graves Iiasbion School VIRGINIA J. GEBIIARD G1nuvr Hobby: Piano: Voice Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Sargcnt's RAI,PH I I. GEORGE CIh1cl: Hobby: Sports: Dancing: Ax'- tationz Boats Ambition: C. P. A. Cadet and I,icutcnanl. 1038 Northeastern .IOI IN .IOSIEPII CIIISISONS Gibb llillllri H-ft1l7I7H llobby: Driving Ambition: l,awycr Cadct and l.icutcnant, 101,81 Prcsidcnl Cicrman Club. 1 Q 1,8 . Secretary Public Spcaking Club, 1038: Studcnl Coun cil. 1038: Christmas Play, I0 38: Prom Commiltcc Boston Colltgc' RU'l'II CSIISISONS Hlellfhltfi Hobby: Pi.ino: Cloll, 'Irivt-l Ambition: Second 'I't'dtly XX'il son Prom Committee: Christmis Play. 1938 Manhattcnvillc College IZLEANOR ANN GIORGIO EIIi'v Hobby: Piano: Dnncing Ambition: All Girl Drchsslixi Pfwston Uniycrsity Tattler Staff RICHARD A. CIUCHGIO Dick Hobby: Photography: Stamp Collecting Ambition: Millionaire Track. 1937 PATRICIA B. GLADNEY Put Puttu' Hobby: Movies: Motoring: Baby Pictures Ambition: Cioverncss Scttingfup Drill Leader AGNES CI , ANCY fIt1g1iiv Hobby: Sports: Swimming. Dancing: Roller Skating Ambition: Privatc Secretary Public Spcaking Club: Baseball Boston Clerical School 'T Niylit Idislizt I Ti ss 3 lL'NI I Cil ,XXIII I 'J 3 I C Ilolwbx' Su-,tmniitijg Sl--it ,Q ., K Ambition Ntirst V IJJIIYLIUII ':',., A.: I Q' I t,x'i1izifi:'i i 4,1 ioixiio ' fitti ' A -35 , Hobby: Icnnis Horst i ' tl Riding, Swimming Ambition, Ihigintwr Y 1-fr' qi 1? Y 1. 1 v - 4 ffl' . 43 Stnll' ist I,it'utun.tnt i Yttricty Show ingh Christmas Play if,gS Prcp School XIARCLXRI1 I I, COII law, Hobby' Roller Sl-Citing Swii ming Icnnis Ambition: Sctrctarx' Ilrixtnt U Stmtton X'ILll,:X XI MOI DI NIYXL' SII:y:':':. Cf .ffm Ilobbx' Su tn: 1: tg .Tlx li, , ,tow lZ'l tl .. t.t -4 l'1Sl'llRN lgloflllll 1 ' S. l su RICHARD A oRtit3xtst5Ro UM NWN Q R v A Hunk llolwlw Dxnctrtg, Horsclmgl. HNNWI Sw . 4 B xl H l -P .Xmhttton KX'orld Travel --O iyrw grhgul ' lb ur Htgggms xl.'lCl'llI1C School ' Ll A H 4 , 1 I FRANCES CQOODXYIN Vt! DQRQTHX' I ggmgtjytg I'-Ftlffl 'Cwotiu A Dm HONW D-mflfl! Swlmmm - Q3 Hohlw: Xlusic: Art: Sports B0WllU1l 'f - .Xmhitioni Sccrctarx' Amhtttonz Hotel Hostess A . Sfudgnr Council Boston Lhtvcrsttx' Al,lClz MARIE L3OAlS'l'XX',-Xl,D :llut'tt1 Hohhv: Danc1ng.Swtmmmg, Bowltng l-liggms Xlachinc School C3ERTRL'DlQ O C1R.3tNl,L'ND 'Curmf' Hoblwv Swtmmmg Slotting .-Xmhttton, Ofhcc NVorlx BLISIDUSS School LCJNCI l'l.'X li CrR.XZ.'XlDO ' K .mrmf l lohhx' l rnms lS.1st'lw.tll. Rtuttllng .Xmlutwn Svtrumrx' llmnt Boston Clcricstl School KK... HDXY.-XRD ll. GREENE tg, Hlor3tI'LJ f'ltu1'dU Hohhv: Snxlphortc Amlwitioni Plax' tn orchestra ' n MARION X' ORIZENK D A 5, .lft1rm't14' 4? 5 ' llohlw' Swtmming, Rollcr ij L ' Sl-otltng ' .-Xmhittoni Nursc liusincss School 'Y f ll XXII Q.llL'lXl 3 nl' '45 ' Ulml I - llolwlw SXYlITH1IlI11.1. llorsrlmclx ' ' llttltng , .lmhtttoni 'l'r.u'cl J 428, l5ER'I'l lA li. C1Ull.kll:'l l'lg lit-rl Hobby: Bicycling: Sailing. Trt1ckin' H Ambition: Travel Boston Clerical School MARJORIE lf. CSUITARR Milled Hobbv: Knittinqz Swimming, Dancing : Sailing Ambition 2 Travel AIDE B. HAGGMAN Hobbv: Skating: Swimming: Skiing Ambition: Stenographer .JOHN NORMAN HAl.l. J, N. H. J: Nornmnu Hobby: Tennis: Camping Ambition: History-English Teacher: Politics Cadet Captain, IQZSQ Presi- dent Public Speaking Club. IQQ7. Vice-President. IQS8l lnterscholastic Oratorical Contests. 1 og 7: Second Prize. 1938: Assemblv Speakerg Christmas Pla v 1938: Varietv Show. iozblg Vice President Cercle liran- cais, lQ38I Social Commit' teeg Tattler Editor-in-Chiel: Co-Chairman Year Book Committee Harvard NATALIE R. HAl,l, Nur Hobby: Collecting stones: Saxophone: Swimming: Skiingg Roller Skating Ambition: Own Silver lox Ranch Tattler Staff: Varietv Show 1938: Year Book Commit ICC Boston University .X ZW? 1 ,A - 7 a- . -9. s ,. 0 Qs, ', ' --ts '71 'I Q .-pgs ' ,gf ' -Q- ...- 11 ,in X f' ii Xt -131 , 1 1 Ig: 1 2 i dj 'l'-l 1' lll l iv' lliiliiv - 1 l ,iniliiiiiin w xi1X1tc,l14Y ll HX ill iff ll ikiiihitiiin llii lti 111 1 lattlcr Staff Ntirl il V TOHN l ll XXlNlO ,lf r lltilwlwv llfirstl S iv 1 ni ni in Q 1111Ilt't' Smith 'I rr Ambition llruntlcv s IPX Hlil IN C lltxlwlwx' CAIN Skating .kniliition kilft' k,llll Ylllkil lloliliv llincin .kniliition Srix XIX C 1 lint , v S S 1111 lfS'liHlR lf HlQRllHY Ei ' Hohhv Danging Skating Bowling Roller Skating Tennis Knihition, Nurse Simmons Gln-XDYS :X HlfRXllfNSON Hl,t't1t ht'SH Hohhv. Sports, Bowling Dancing Ambition: Sccrctari' Boston lfnivcrsitv CHARl,l2S Nl HIGGINS Hobbit Sports Ambition: Accountant Track, IOXR, Orchcstrn, IQX' IOXS Bcntlcv s RUTH Cf HIGGINS lfittlhit- llohhv: Piano Swimming, Skating, Danfing Ambitirin' Orchwtra lcadcr Boston Clerical School X1.'XRll, .-X lllNl,S Ulftultl V llrihlw f.41llt'x'Ill'1g1 silliotictttw 1lx.'lII!1jQ .X111l1111t1n XK'r1tt'r il r.11t'l I ittlt-r Stiff l 111t11.1n11t'l f N s 3 V: H-1: -5 1! 'Fo' AAG' Q i 4 J . '1' 301' IRANCIES Nl HOGAN C tttfdltzs Holilw' Bowling: Dancing Ambition. Ofhcc Supcrvisor liosion lfnii'-:rsitv l,ll,ll.'XN .N HOGKN Lil U-Shtifllln Hohbv: Swimming, Horst Shoes Ambition: Sccrctnri' Boston Glcrical School IQLIQXNOR R, HUDSON HEI.. Hohhv: Bowling: Swimming Dancing Ambition 1 ljrivatc Sccntnrx' liathcrinc Gibbs .llfqXN :X HUGHES 'Mtlltf' Holihx' llorsclxiclt Riding .'Xll1lWlllOl1. Dudc Ranch Scnior Gounctl Simmons llqlflil l llUil'CflllNSON 1J1,xt1'M llolilii' l7r.1w111g Rcading. llicvcliiig .X111l11t1on .-Xttrtws. All Girl I TCSI FJ lt'l.111d llowt-rx School ol thc Spolwti XX'ortl or Ncw ling l.111tl Clorixrrixitorv ol Nltisic l2l.lfANOR R. lHl.lfY A'-SKIULTUH Hobby: Basketballg Roller Skating: Golf Ambition: Vs'orld Champion llista Talker Glue Club. 193731938 JOSEPHINE V, lOf'KNNll.l.l Joe Hobbvz Tennis: Basketbalb Roller Skating Ambition: Hairdresser: Ofhce XVork Red Cross XVilfred Academ y MIRIAM .IOST Mini Hobby: Swimming, Tennisg Drawing Ambition: Artist Fashion Show: Art Club: Set- ting-up Drill Leader JOHN JOYCE Doc Juggler Hobbv: Collecting c o i n sp Swimming Ambition: Professional Base- ball Baseball. IQS7, 1938: Football 1037, IQ38 Track. 1937 19381 Cadet 2nd Lieutenant 1938: Lunch Cashier: Sen- ior Council Prep School EDA E. .IULIO Hobbv: Riding Ambition 1 Secretary 5 ' A 4 l i E yr 1 'F' 1, 'L l4f1l3l l' l r 1, w ' 1111, ,, I I C- , illliillll 1 K ' ii l11 11 375 '95 ll .xxxi 1 ll 1 A K x llobbn' S'.'.llTllTi1l.,' ly 'V' fxlllillllllll Xludinl S V St'crct.ir',' Siminisli fifi b , Clnss rl r-.'.1st11c1' l'1' f 4 l - ,V niitttw Senior fflun '1 T Pbtsiilx ClUl7llTllllt't' l 1 . mittee Picture C, 1' '1 ll l'i.i1hlcen Dell Schiifl 1 ,J 5 z N Xt 1 .. N , Il i -' 11 sional Pmsebnll owbvg Swimming img S1 mbition: . Baseball, IOQ' CANT ootlall, Captain, 16135 S ri Council Cl Xl 'SQ Tattler St.itT Sm 1' I Alll owbx, . t 1131 back Riding Sui X1 l mbitionz Own limnd l'1n.1l1s1 Xl.-XRY .' otiessional Theniritil S1 Rl' Dm' lwfilllllllg ibition XX lx use on roller vm 1 C LVYNXL' N DORIS Xl Rl-l-RAN Nljlllll VIStlI'l7lN'IAll 51 Hobbvt Sports: Dieli 'E Ambition: Doctor ,' Tatrler Stafl' XX'ellesley I THOMAS KIIKNAN A 4 King '5 Hobby: Swimming: liootballi T qi Handball: Baseball ' s Ambition: Clerical worlx i ',, Boston University - N .1 ANNA MAY Klilllia' ' A .L HtJl7e'Ll 4'Btthble.s'i Hobby: Yachting, Collecting Q . pictures 5:1 6 ' 'b Ambition: SNVllCl'1lWOJl'QlCjPCI'- ' 7 5' JIOI' L 4 155 lllzl l'N .l lxl'NNl1a Snort ll I 111 llobbx, Drainatits, Drawing Scrap Books Ambition: 'Xetrt-ss ' A. l'X'l-l YN Nl lil'UllANl H 'if rift!-t'U llolwlii' Alennis, Ci.11'clt'11111g -H Gs Ambition St1tI.1l Xb,t1I'lxl'I l 111111.1nt11l 'F . 1 490 1 ik 5!lI3ft 13211 We DORO l lla H, lxl.1RR 'iDtl1l1L ' llobbv: Swimming: P 1 n g Pong: Doing the Dopey Ambition: Advice to th: l,ovelorn Basketball Business College DQRCTHY KING Twink H Hobby: Swimmingg Tennis: Hiking Ambition: Nurse Spanish Club, 1938: liashion Show Simmons MARY J. KING D1'n7pu Little lqgun Hobbv: Sports: Horses ANTHONY KTNDAATO Simi HKf7Llt'rl?lt'.xU Ambition: Telephone Operator Hobby: Raising Racing Pig LAKTTTS lfootball, IOSSQ Band Serg eant. 1038 l3OROTllY lilNNl5AR Hljtlffllll Ambition: Clothes Designer llobbv: Collecting Candleticlxs Massaelmttetts School ol' Art MARIE KIRCHCASSNKR Snook.s Hobby: Singing: Movics Ambition: Singing Carccr Carman Club Boston Clerical School MARCARIQT KNlQl2l,AND l'ws1v Hobby: Tennis: Horseback Riding Ambitioni Secretary Busincss School MARGARIIT .I, KRATZIQR Pvqqu Murph Rum Hobby: Dancing: Swimming. Knitting Ambition: R u n Boarding School Christmas Play. IQQ8 Colby Junior Collcgc DOROTHEA M. KUTZ Dot Hobby: Dancingg Tennis: Golf Ambition: Private Sccretary MARY lf. LACHINSKY I-Cihlifllilitfl 'Hlfuuu Hobby: Dancing: Tennis Ambition: Private Sccrctary Tattlcr Staff on 3 -'Sf' 6' i .,. IM if .'-.l.'l.li Y lf .l -x bil' ' igffwif ii, ' X: . , if MARX l l,AfNfi 'ljvlvbu Durrai. llobbx. Skating Ambition llottl Xlariajg ROSAI ll. l.XLlD.NlU Rui laltiltllt llobl 3, tnnii lravcl, Singing Ambition: Companion Scare ary Art Club, .Xthlttit A Ss Pmusincss School X lRQilXl,X Xl l .X .X lt Jmmf' llolwlwg Rldltll, Swlfllllllfl Danting 'l tutltin Spanish Club 102' -'Vi GU 193-, ioqS Chrzsttti Play IQSS . axaalitix , .r fa-fb f 'fb l UlS l l l,Nl llobbv' Knitting llirtqizi HQ Ambition liiiitlcrgiritzx 'licatlicr - XYhcclo4lx l I 3 3, CAXllll,A Nl IAEZNTO C ima Hobbies Ciolf Drawing Ambition Sewing 'lieaelier Red Cross Spanish Club lashion Show lframingham Normal IQDXYARD X' l,lQONARD Etftizt i Hobbv: Yentriloquism, Tinkf ering with autos Ambition: Police Ofheial Cadet Sergeant MARY C IYIQONARD CSf7lt'k'IADi Hobbvz Horseback Riding: Tennis Dancing Senior Class Seeretarv Ring Committee, Prom Commit, tee Picture Committee. Student Council, Senior Council, Year Book Com- mittee Business College MARY Il IIQONARD 'Ruxlzf' Hobbv: liating lunch Ambition' Ciio to moon with Pvuck Rogers 'lattlur Representative Pwoston Unirersitx' DCJRtJ'llll.A I ll,Xk'IS ..'.ap 17 36 NES' -vi- 3-E9 -'G-55 I-Af, v :V .rg 19 0 a Mllnllii' ,q fit 'S I QA? L . XX'll,LlAXl J, LYNCH Rudi Mfltinrrng Bullet Hobbit Xk'eather liorecasting Ambition, Spend a winter in Canada Student Council IQ3'. lioot- ball lQSf IQSS. Cadet Captain. 1938 HELEN C. l.YONS Hat Hobby: Swimmingg Skiing. Skating Ambition: Travel and Alpine guide Framingham Normal MARY T. LYONS Mat Hobbies: Swimming: Ski' ing: Skating Ambition: Travel Framingham Normal 5 lf MARIE K'lacDONAl,D Alt1t'H Hobbv Riding, Swiniminfll Golf S Q llfvlilw hlllfllllfl 5' Ariibititin St-tretir 'sw Colbv .lunior College .IOHN .l N'laelSA.-XC Aftlt lloblw' Sportx Anibition' Mood iob Night School ISABEI. C, MMKIZNZIIZ Mat Hobby: Stamp Collecting: Swim m ing g Photography Ambition: Nurse Training school GEORGE MAHIIOUZ Hobby: Swimming Ambition 3 Chemist Boston University ELEANOR M. MAHONEY HSP., Hobby: Roller Skating: Swimming Cercle Francais, 19383 Spanish Club Normal School ELIZABETH J. MAHONEE' Benq Hobby: Tennis: Swimniingg Diving Ambition: Secretary Business School ANNE MAIER Terry Hobby: Tennisg Swimmingi Ambition: Radio Announcer Basketball: Tennis Business College 1' ' r Q .1 if Bn , , i R , lg ,. , G Q 2 '.-.ff , T as '- .',.c,xkn, ., lu '- ' '1 f - ' ' 4 'YNY' h ' v' if . .1 -A if ,NEI iiii ,,! ,Qu-NNN .n-L, H56-7 vw, '39 Q , ui ,qt r f Nl,'XNC,lNl llobby: Radio. ,AXi.'iiition JOHN .l, Xl.-XNNINM l.11t'f'Qt1H Mlllrilfilv Hobby: Sailing. Hoclxcn' Ambition: Have D.inceB.mnd Own A, l, Ball Club Stueient Council, Cadet Cntr Jin. 11937, St.1lT Captnin 1938 l5l,ORlQNClf fNl:XR.NNYll,l Hptllii Hobbv: Swimming Slmtin Skiing: Roller Slutin Consting Ambition: Nurse Training School .lOSliPll Xl.'XRC.XX l'ONlO llobbv: Sports llhotogipi Rtnibition: Te.it'her Drum 8 Bugle Corps io: Drum Xl.i lor. i o 3 S PRISCII I A ROSE XIARIAII lata. J Frm' Ilobbx' Tennis Bowl Dancing Ambition ' Ciood Horse W Rider Cer:le Ifraneais xoxo Spanish Club Xkbeelock IIOYD I XIARSHAII ini' 'ai fax Ptr7:Re'gJI' HCIIIIIIYTI ifitzffiil HGIIIWI Hobby. Camping! Canoeing. K the Sea. Football. Hocken' 9 R' Ambition: Xlarine I.awver ,Ji Cadet Xlarior. 1o3S: Drum Y--'7 Xlaior 1og'. k'arietvShow IOS Social tug' Photo- graphv Club IOXS IEAN I XIARSHAIS Q iL QW ta 'an lettrrie Crime Hobbv' Photog raph 1' Ambition. Singer C'fANIII.I.A S. XIASSIXI ihrffilfi INO Ilobbies: Horseback Riding. Q 3, Diving 'Q A mhitioni Cloud position C ' Christmas Plan' YQ3' get up Drill Ieader Iittsint-ss School CIURIJUN I X'IA'IIII.S I ,ft tl' A Ilfilwlv. IJr.1Nlxt'IIXlII Nkklttt IIN IT Iitistoii I'n1'. ersitx I 136 fs J' MARGARET XIcGII.I,AXX'AY 'Girvuer' l'GIV'PV'IUH Peg Hobbit Skating. Bowling. Swimming. Music Ambitionsz I.au'ver. A i r Hostess Portia I.aw BERNARD XR' XICGOXYAN Bern1e 'QI1't1t ' Hobbv: Sports Ambition: C. P. A.: Politics Senior Class President: Cadet Colonel. 10381 Prom Com- mittee. Ring Committee: Picture Committeeg bocial Committeei Eootball IQ3'f'. 1938: Co-Chairman Year Book Committeei Senior Council Northeastern EDXYARD C3 T. IXIQGRATII UEJLIIFH Hobbies' Aviationg Swim- ming. Skating: Eootball Ambition: Newspaper work or Business Executive Eootball 103'. 1033. Track. Cadet and Lieutenant Boston College .IOHN R KIQKENNEY '.Sf7ttmt ' Ambition: Engineer Cadet Sergeant' Yarietv Show M133 Track. IOQf Boston College NIARIIQ I Xlel ALKHIII IN 'fllitlcttf' Ilobbx' Roller Skating Psoat ing Swiminiitg Aniliitioii Air Hostess Xkfisliinguton Iranklin Nledalist 141354 Cle1'tIeIr.1ne.11s 111353 Simnions DOUGLAS J Mcl,EOD Mach Chubby Mofmfuce Hawkeye Hobbyt Taxidermy: Hunting 1 liishin 2 Ambition: Game XVarden Cadet Lieutenant, 19373 Cadet lieutenant Colonel, 1938: Track. IQQ7. IQ38 JAMES li, McNABB Scotia Ambition: Telephone lfngin- eer Hobby: Sports Night College BERNARD J McNUl.'l'Y Burneu l-lobby: Sportsg Raising Pig- eons Ambition: Newspaper work Franklin Institute ROBERT E. McTERNAN Bob Mac Hobby: Tennisg Bowling' Hunting Ambition: Politics Vice President Senior Class: Cadet Major. 1938: Track: Prom Committee: Ring Committeeg Picture Com' mitteeg Year Book Com- mittee GIOVPNA M. MEGIJOLA l'enu Joe Hobbvt Collecting Snap-shots Ambition: Good position Boston Clerical School f l MARY lflL'lSl '.ll 'J l' fl ' A 'l31r',1,- fiwwf t- 3, 4' A ll11l1l1',' Sl'..lllll'j lit,-, 'J ing A111b111o11 lJ141111'tt,1 111 r tw 11 1 M1-XRC1ARl,l AXXI ?.llll.1 td 71 t llobbt. Ping Pong f.11,.t. l rt11111ngl1.1m Normal lxA l lll:RlfNl1 f. Xlli l1RS lxtlp Hobby, Stximminh., Tennis Bowling Ambition: Stenographer Spanish Club. 193' IUES Cercle l'r.1nc.11s, 1933 Boston Clerical School LOL lS l Klll.l,l. 1,11t1 XLIJ-Q llobbvi Pl1otogr.111l1vi Alun Ambiliong leader ol SW1111 Band C idet Sergeant XX'cnt11'ortl1 lns1i1111e AXX Xl.XRllg Xlllelll 11 I S11 111111111 Reading .'xUllWlllOl1, Pt11'.1te Sccrcia rom ks0Il1IT1lllCx' Serin 1ll.1t N X'lRQilNl.'l R Nll'l'Clllill, Hfitmf' llohhv' Swimming, Knitting Ambition' Parachute .lumper 'l-attler Staff. Senior Council Yarietv Show, It '54, Year Book Committee DORIS RUTH K'lOliNNlCH l'lohhx': Collecting B o o lt Sl Canoeing Pxmhition: Ofhce XX'orlt CH.-XRLIES .l. MORRILI infill , Bt1!1'l' Hohhv: lioothall. Skating Cadet ist l,ie111en.in1 iugtl Kll1l VIN N'lOR'liliNSON llohlav' Sports Amlaitioni llotel Owner l-ootlnall. IOXT7. 11338. 'liracle Cadet Captain 11138 l owell lI'19IiIl1lC .Nl lSlN.'X R Mill IQX I'l1n1li' llolilwt .liitoyraiilis lj.tt'1tlt1j.' .lniliition Visit lIHlI1f.' Caoxlw lit-si--ii flerital Stliooi w x rig is, If It 'fs Nt I ' Nfx. .-X. ANNA NlUCRDlTCHlAN Urlnriu Hobbv: Xlusicg Art: Dancing :Xmhition: Radio Singer. Studv art in Europe Christmas Play, lQ7,f1 Glee Club. 1037. IQS8 Graduation Soloist Boston Clerical School GERAl.DlNE iNlUl,KlfRN Gerrit , Hohhv: Swimmingg Bowling .'Xmhition: Stenographer Cercle Francais. IQB8 Boston Clerical School ll,ORENCE E. MURPHY Flo Holalw: Tennis- Golf: Swim' ming Ambitionz Malte a better mouse trap K.'X'I'lll.lilZN Nl, MURPHY Katz Holiliy: Tennisg Coll: Swim ming .'Xmliit1on: Pass C o l l e Q1 e Boards '- ' - 1 ,erc e 'rancits iogfw ANN,-X MURRAY '14-.ifiit-fs College llohhv: Dancing JXI'Hl5lIlOI1' 'liravel lloston Clerical School ELIZABETH C. NAPOLIEON Lee l.1'IIIe-hifi' Hobby: Tennisi Skating: Swimming Ambition: Beauty operator: Travel Red Cross. IOX7. 193: Christ' mas Play. lQ38 Tattlcr Stall' THOMAS NASHAXVATY Tuf?ie Hobby: Swimmingg Canoeing Ambition::Business Executive Cadet Captain. 1938 Business school DOROTHY A. li. NELSON Dot Hobby: Ping Pong: Tennis: Swimmingg Sewing Ambition: Secretary: Travel Boston University ARTHUR .l. NlliSON Nici Hobby: Huntingg Swimming, Baseball: Music Ambition: Lead orchestra: Commercial Artist Cadet Sergeant, IQQ8 Massachusetts School of Art ff , +5 ai'-1 - FI-fi 4 1 5 A15 94 fi If Q , A. 1 w. 1 ,A as ,ya 3,515 si qi EDXVARD C. NOONAN A'Ed ' Hobby: Military Tacticsg s. Sports Q R wx QF Ambition: To be successful . 5 ,rg Cadet Captain. 193': Chief j 1 L' .ty of Staff. 1938: X Student NWf'17 ' Council. 1937. 1938 ', College 1 3 Q A . 3-7 Q - ' 'ff ' X S. ' 4 3 Q I .Nlll l1l'l ll YfJU'-fa' .llrllnf ' Hn' llohhn' S'.'x1111n11n' l'11i Sl-ailing. Ranting Ambition St-1rt'1ar',' LRLINC1 C NORIJ Lillie Ktlvitlfm llohby Stamp Collecting A mhitioni Teacher Cadet Sergeant, Orchestra College GEORGE NARSIGIAN l,1'IIIe Caesar Hobby: Stamp Collecting Ambition: Teacher Cadet Sergeant: Orchestra College DOROTHY NORTON Uljimlltimbi Hobby' Tennis. Swimrnin Skating, Movies. Phat graphx' Cercle lfrancais 1933 Katherine Gibbs IRLNL Xl NORLON HIqtY't't'M llolilw: Sxximining lwancin llOI'SCl'.'lClx Riding .XI'I'llWlll0I1f XlCx'l BCIUTN K100l IUJTT boston Clerical School lillX.'XBlf'l'll Xl Oll.-XR.fX I.1I1lvi'1l7 llolilw' S.11l1n1' Roller Slum ing, Tolwoganning xXml1i11on: Own .1 vachl Spanish Club 1Q3SA Cercl lir.1nc.1is 1018 lrinirv IFTHIHI, Xl, OLSON lloblivz Swimming Diving .Xmbiliont Private Secretnrv Dancing Boston Clerical School IQIFANOR C PANICO HEI.. Holwlwv' Dnncing, Reading ,-'xmlwirioni Srenogmpher Red Cross, 1037 Katherine Gibbs CBFERTRUDE Nl PARKS Dr'.x'1'e llolwlwvi 'liruclxinf Roller Slmtingg Diving :Xn1l1i1ion: To prove itk trui what Ihev mv about Dixie Cerele l5r.1nc.1is IOLR Regis ll.iXl2l'u.-Xlifl A PARRISII , 'GN Ml whiz ,'lmJi'l llmvlWlWV Clllllxklllllf SUllX'1'DlfS .lnilwiii-in' Xiiuteij il-!'.1Yk'l 'I'HOMAS'PlCARl1l'.l.O wx - Tom Pte 3,7 Hobby: Bowling: Tennis 4 Ambition: Business Executive W Cadet Sergeant. 1038 , 5, , f.1 ,ims ifoif li if -4. 5 1 ,Nh . f iiition li-nt' 1 1: ny 'C l 'fi' mer MARION 1, 111T'1'MaN I . 4 , B 'vs Hobby: Swimmingg Boatingg Ambition: Private Secretary o Boston Clerical School 'Pav 's CHARLES If. PIXZANO CharI1e DORO'lHY l l'U'.',l.ll , NIJOIU 'rf Ulm r Hobbies. Swimmingv Dani. ing, Tennis Ambition: Reporter Red Cross, 11,33 lramingham Normal ff' cfs' ' EZ'?'f Hobby: Dancingg Reading Ambition: Pharmacist 'el '+ e f l Kllil,ROSll Rl,ll7 Q 4 Hillel VJ ' Ambition: Government Poli '-ff, Oflicer School of Pharmacy Cadet Captain. 1981, Red Cross. 19383 Assembly Color Bearer 1- RUTH A. POLK Ruthie Hobbies: Swimminygg Dancl ingg Surffboard Ridingg Col lecting Pictures Ambitions: Private Secretary Aviatrix Social Committee. IQ37 Cadet ist l,1eu1enan1 11138 Baseball, mg? 1933 NA 2 ' o alles: S'outint ord Puzzles qi ' .A 'ni ition: 'wmanis 'Q ' ECl1tOl' : 'retarxt t li' f 'A 1' , u V , .O 1cl'Ill O c' at , . e S . 'A :1 ' ESTHER M. POOLE Esta Surly Hobbies: Swimmingg Col' lecting Souvenirsg Dancing Ambition: Nurse at liaull-mer Hospital lk.1,I?l ,Vx ,.. Hobbv Truck Diner mbitton Chatitlie ll lUL'lS RUBl:R'l' Rltfl 'Q init ::,i1i,1a ,, llobbv: lJhotogr.11al11'. Music P .-Xmbitioni Mechanical XVorlt -lg 'B XX'entwortb Institute IZRMCSARD M, l. RICHTER Envy Hobbies: Swimming: Ten- nisg Dancing Ambition: Good Position Evening School l:OlS A. RIDER l:o Hobbies: Slcetching: Sewing Roller Skating Ambition: liashion Designer Cerrle Francais. lO758Q Christ mas Play. 1038 .IAMIZS M RIZZO AftIt ' l lobbv I Pliotug mphy Ambition 1 Teacher Cadet Sergeant, 1938 Boston College PAUI ROIBISON iilelllllltlu lratlc ibl.ll1.1Q1L'f l'1r1,'.111l .intl knlhlllttll ff: A H --1 ,ho , A I -1 , 0 WC ., e- -,I 'LJ . gd, nge Q , SX'- if 'JD' -wi l l 'J' 4 CHARl:l:S XV. ROGERS Semi1or Hosni Hobbies: Horseback Ridingg Tennisg Colfg Swimming Ambition: Own a Horse. breeding farm Tattler. Business Managerg Chairman Social Committee Varietv Show. io 3 8 Boston University MARY ROONEY Gi't1gles Hobbies: Roller Skating. Bicycling Ambition: Stenographer Boston Cerical School I,liVIA C. ROSSETTI Lee Hobbies: Collecting menusg Tennisg Dancing Ambition: Secretary Cercle Francais, 19383 Setting up Drill leader Chandler Secretarial School CilfR'l'RUDlf E ROURKII TrucI'tJ Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming Ambition i Reporteri Travel Suffolk Universitv of Journal' ism ROBlfR'l l. RUMBl:l, Hola llolabiesz Model Airpanes, Swimniingg liishing Cadet and lieutenant, 1058 ELEANOR M. RUSSO Peanut Hobby: Movies Ambition: Telephone opera' IOF Boston Clerical School PRlSCll,l,fX M. RYDER HCYIVHCIH Prism Hobbies: Swimmingg Riding Ambition: Hostess Tattler Representativeg liashion Show Framingham State College VRANKI, IN KV, RYDSTROM Frank iiB6'f7ftll'77l-flip Hobby: Archery Massachusetts State LILLIAN SAMMARTINO Lil Hobbies: Flowcrsg Sewing Boston Clerical School BRYCE XV, SAVAGE Hobbies: Electricityg Sports Ambition: Good job, good Pal' Cadet Sergeant, 19385 Track, F937 School of Electrical Engineer' ing ,F io l' fha W 27 Q D 15 YA' T?' S 'r xvyf S M -ai' 'Bl I 150797. if 'Q HRX SHXLLHNVNN N if H 4,1 A ll H4332 Hlli ci ff IQDNIUND l, SHONI2 tSh1r71 ' Hobbies: Reaclingg Photo, graphv - Ambition: Millionsire IJientlev's f 2 1 ff?-2' ,, ,. f,, ft? l CONCFTTA SIRIGNANO Connie Hobbies: Swimming, Dancf ing Ambition: Stenographer IZLMIER .l. SMITII Sn71'Itu Hobby: Chemistry Q Ambition: Own A new I'ord Night course .it College VIRGINIA C SMITH G1'nnu Hobbies: Sailing, Slnetchingz Roller Skating Ambition: Own A Night- Club x Varietv Showi Spanish Club ' Iinshion Showg Cyilee Club 'sl 5' ARCIIII, C.I2ORCiIi SOTIR 'i.-'lrthirvll llohhv' I oiitbnll Ambition, 'I-C.'lCl'M'l' 'Q R I'w.iseb.ill, 10i,7, 10384 loot' h,ill. 1037! 1038, 'Iimcl-I. 1 1057- 'OAK lliisiness School l.J,..1,l -5? I 1 I 1 PATRICIA M. SPARKIQS Par Hobbies: Slciingl Swimming Ambition: Air-Stcwardess Cercle Francais. 19383 Spgnigh Club Simmons AURELIO M. SPOGNARDI Spongq Hobby: Sports Ambition: Architect MARY G. STANTON Hobbies: Dancingg Drivingg Football Ambition: Secretary XVIIIIAM A. STIZIN Bill Hobbies: Aqua-planingg Sports Ambition: Altornev-Ceiieml Iiootball. IO'57Q Spanish Club. I0 'S 7 Northeastern .IOSIQPII II, STUIQ AS llobby: Music Ambition: Success in music world Drum lNfI.1ior-fI7m.i1id. 101,83 Orchestra. 1037, 101,85 Variety Show, 1038 ELLEN C SUl.l.IVAN Hobby: Stump Collccliny Ambition: Stcnographcr Glcc Club, 19373 Pmskclball 1037 NLPXRY Nl SUl,l,lVAN uRUcI'H Hobbies: Siam n Collecting Swimming: Horscbnck Rid' ing Ambition: Stcnogmphcr Cleo Club PHYl.I,lS M. SUI,I,lX'AN l.i.s Hobbies: Swimmingg Road- ing Ambition: Secretary Fashion Show Fisher Business School VREDA TAKSERY Speed Hobbies: Skarinpg Tennis Ambition: Book keeper Burdctt MARY V TANZI l'ii'ku Hobbies: Dancing. Skating Ambition: Privatc Sccrclsrx' Spanish Clubg Glcc Club F P .XXIT1 i if 5 rp. . v ab, , q x Q f , llllill V, 'lllf7'll'NffY U 4 T -'ve ,.- llolvbius ilnblv linms llxff 'I' nis Cliuil-.irs V lu-ss . W- .Xnibiiion liusiniss .lgnlig i' 4' ' 'n k Y 'vary' Q 'l l3,XllligXR. x ll Vllltlllll Hum l Hobbs' llorsi-b.ick Riding N' M' fxlllllll ion: Dnnccr its 5 Ynriclv Show llrom CUYTTTNIY' tcc 'W ' x 'I - XX'll MA Xl,'XR'l'll X 'lill' ll'1!Iu N .. Af, llobbics Klusic 'lsr gknibition: Sunnis.. - , ni. Siudcni Cfwungil ' 1 X A xx A V I lgklll Xl.Xl llllkk' 'IVR XNR l inf, ' . l 6 'X 6 i lloblw .Xigui x wil Iixicliiis Q 2' N- .kiiiliiiion Xluzc ii ii N7 Q .', l-li' l'ON BERNADINE TRAYERS Srorluii ilBernt'e 'ifiutch Hobbies: Tennisi Skatingg Swimming Ambition: Dramatic Teacher Varietv Show, IOS7. IOKS Cheer leader. FOSS, Christ mas Plaid lQ7,8r Senior Coiincilg Spanish Club Regis MARY E TRAVERS Mau Hobbies: Swimmingg Skating Boston Clerical School RUTH E. TRAVERS Ruthie Hobbies: Dancingg Roller Skating Ambition: Stenographer Boston Clerical School DORIS C. URIOT Dorri'e Hobbies: Dancing Horse' back Riding, Bicvclingy Skating Ambition: Social XVorker Clee Club Framingham Normal XX'Il.l.lAM li VANNAl l MRLIKIJUH C0tlf7Y'i Hobbies Hunting. liishing Ambition' Transport Pilot President, Student Council 1938 Vice-President. 1937. Cadet Captain 19381 Varie- tv Show iqgflq Cadet ISI ltetttenant 1957. Christnias l,l.t',' 1938 K' S Naval Ac.1tle11iV y ' -'J 'JN -F '10 4 -J! 1 t ' -In .IOSEPH J. VITELLO Flush Joe Hobbies: Bowlingg Dancingg Golf Ambition: Professional Baseg ball Baseball, IQX7, 19383 Track. 1937. 1938g Football. IQ27 GEORGE N. VOGEL Speed Hobbies: Photographyg Swim- mingg Bicyclingg Dancing Ambition: Ability to be stimulated by defeat Tattler Staffi Treasurer. Public Speaking Club. 19371 Cadet Lieutenantg Assembly Speaker .JOSEPHINE M. XVAECHTER Flush YVecl2u Hobbies: Swimmingg Diving: Hikingg Bicycling Ambitions: To Elyg Reporter Boston Clerical School DOROTHY V XVAl,l. Dol Hobbiesi Horseback Ridingg Swimming Boston Clerical School AlARY A XX'Al.Sll C'f7lt'hH Hobbies: Swiinniingg Col- lecting photographs Ambition : Stenographer Boston Clerical School VIRGINIA JEAN Xk'AI:SH HCIIf7tlt'f-I film Hobbies: Dancing3 Drawing Ambition: Dress Designer Durham G, MARION XYATERNIAN Hobbies: Swimmingg Dancf ingg Skating Red Cross, 1937 Bryant and Stratton MILDRED E. XVIEHER .II1II1'e Hobbies: Skatingg Dancing Ambition: Stenographcr Variety Showg Eashion Show Business School FRANCIS P. XVEIR 4'll'i'nl2 Hobby: Sports Bugle Corps Business School FREDERICK H WHEELER Red Hobby: Drawing Ambition: Commercial Artist Tattler Staff Art School ri ff in Q1 -275 'Os xi --asp T f 'Q 2 la 51, .aft ' -. I Ambition I wrvstrn' I,:4tf- t Xlasmitlitisetts State IIHYI 1 IS in wit i s 'PhiI' Hobbies Dancing Skating kk'alk1ng Ambition' P.'lf'.'!Cl7lIln' lumg Cheer leader i033 Business School DOROTHY Ii XYOOD DOIN Hobbies: Dancing, Skating Swimming Ambition' Secretarv Athletic Reoresentative Business College .IIE ANNE E XVOODS .qi'7f1l41 Hobbies: Cooking, Skating Swimming- Dancing Ambition: Teacher ot Phvsi al Culture Settingfuo Drill leader Cer: - -i I rnncais iozh Sargents B.'XRB,XR.X Ci YOENU ' Biirbx. i Skatin, Ambition to be tiie teet 1 Ifnierson IS Hifi IIUF llobbx' Hockev Orchestra 103' kYentworth Institute CHARLES 'I' ATKINSON :'lIf:i Hobbies. Booksg Swing Ambition: Earn a million CHARLES LFD BAKER Highfiflljii if B. Hobbies' Sports, Aviation Ambition' Engineer or Avia' tor Football, lQX'f'. 1938, Track 1937. IQ38, Baseball. lOXf IQ38, Staff Sergeant. 1037 CATHERINE I BLLISIE Kam Hobbies, Swimmingg Tennis Ambition: Stenographer Boston Clerical School MARION li BOXYLFS Sis Hobbies' Tennis, Swimming Ambition' Secretarv Business School AUDRFY D BROXVNIQ l.1I fltzdreui' Hobbies' Sailing, Swimming l7oeIrV Ambition, Nurse RUTH Xl BURNS R11f11.s Ilobbiex Tennis Swimmin I ll I IAN 1::XRlsoN l1II11 ,'lom'I Ilobbies Roller Skating, Canoeing lll l I N C,ll,Xkll'l ON f lmnip ' Iliililiies follettiiig Nlinialtiie II1vj.':S Nth!!! lIrt1tiI'.S .xilllltlllfiti SetreI.i1x' I'111xlI1I1 l:Ix'!l1.tI Ntlltuil '.I.iIit-el. 1. I-. Q 1 ROBERT .I CDRRICAN Bob Bing Hobby: Sports: Rummy Baseball Ambition: .Iournalist Cadet Sergeant Holy Cross DAVID CURTIN Dave Hobbv' Model Boats XYALTFR .I CURTIS Ullialluii Hobbv: Golf Ambition: U. S. Armx' ,IAMFS T. DALY Duke Hobbv: Baseball Clippings Ambition: President Marine Optical Company .IOLFRF ALBERT DECOT Hffoffm Hobbies: Boxing, Fishing, Dancing. Singing Ambition: Opera Singer College CHARLES DI RIENZO Ci httrlzeu 'ifihtttffi Hobbv Aviation enthusiast Ambition: lame and fotrune Cadet Captain, 11338 Klerehant Marine A RTI ILIR C1 DORSFY Ari Iloblw Sports Ambition 1 ITFICSIIIOOLI Clatlel Sergeant, 1ov,?l, Track wa? 11128 Iloslun fitillvgl' I I IANOR I' I INICIAN Nun llobby Swiiiiniing Aniliilion 'lieacher 4481 KATHERINE NL FINIGAN IIKLIUII 'AKIIILIIA Ambition: Teacher XVheelock JOSEPH F. FISH Count Joe Hobbies: Dancingg Bowling: Sports Ambition: C. I7 A, Politics Cadet Maior. 191,83 Tattler Staffg Chairman. Prom Com' mitteeg Social Committeei Baseball. 191,73 Football, 191,73 Year Book Committee DORIS H. FLYNN HAZEL XV, FLYNN IIHUZIIE'-I Hobbies: Tennisl Swimming Ambition: Nurse TINA R, GENCO Sullu'i Hobbvi Dancing Ambition: Dancing Teacher HALBURTON H, HATCH Hal llobbv: Swimming Ambition: Medicine Tufts or Harvard IIFLFN M. IIUFTHFR i'.SLL'l't'I I' Hobbies: Swimmingg Skating Ambition: Stenographer Boston Clerical School ROBFRT KFARNFY l71sh'i I lobbies. Swim ming t Foot ball. Baseball Ifootball ing , 1038, Cade! :ntl I ieulenanr l:l IQANUR M Kll CHAI l ON JOSEPH If LANDERS -foe Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Teacher M. I. T. BERNARD L. LIE BLANC Bunnu Frog Puddle-Jumper Hobby: Raising giant frogs Ambition: Professional Base- ball Baseball. IQS7. IQSSQ Foot- ball. 1937, IQ38j Track. IQ38 EDXVARD If LORENZ Bt1ddui' Hobby: Sports Ambition: Aviator Baseball, 1938 ELIZABETH .L LUNSVORD Benq Hobbies: Swimmingg Tennis Ambition: Nurse Nurinsg School DORIS T, LYON Hcihl-DOH Hobbies: Ridingg Boatingg Collecting perfume bottles Ambition: Designer MARGARET MAGFE HPPQQSJH Hobbies: Roller Slcatingg Piano Ambition: Nurse Nurses Training School ANNA E. MCCALL Hobbies: Readingg Skating Ambition: Office work Fashion Show, 1938 Boston Clerical School MARC1ARl:'li McDONtJL't1ll HPWUU., Hobby: Knitting Ambition: Secretary Boston Clerical School ROBERT .I Nlilll Roh Hobby: Sports Ambition: U S Postal Service Cadet znd Lieutenant, 1o3R Night School CARLOS If, NEXXWISON Rt'f1t'l Hobbies: Swimming. Ifancx' Diving Ambition: Automobile En- gineer Chrysler Engineering Course MARGARET M, ROCK HRl'ii Hobbies: Roller Skatingg Dancingg Swimming Ambition: Secretary Orchestra Glee Club, 1037. 1938 PAULINE RYAN Hobby: Music Ambition: Professional Music Orchestra, IQQ7 New England Conservatory of Music RAYNOLD .I SAVAGE Rau Hobbv: Model Planes Ambition: Navy' Pilot Cadet Lieutenant 1-ml Hobbies: SXK'lUTl1T1ll Cani I Ill' i 'Sur lloliliifs li A111b1t1o11 I2.1'1 . S1111111f1ns RfllGl,li'I l Xl l'l'li.'. Iliff, llobbx' ll'.111j, I 1 'Xlotlels Ariibition. ,Xeriinrttll 1 neer Nort lie.1s1ern I ll,l LXN SH.Xl HHLE1 l,1Jl11 Hobbies Swiiiirtmngx 'lens' Amb1t1on IJl'l'1.llL' Sctrtfar Bryant and Str.1111 in I ,KIRK XIQLDW. Sli till S!t:.i11i11s Hobbies Swiriiming Ph 1: graphx' Ambition. Musical carrcr New Iinglantl Cf11r1st'r'.'.1tP-rr' Music HAROID ti STRAIN 'Stitzzn ing Cadet l,1et1ten.in1 1 1113 .IOSIIPH I' Tl IORNTON ,!11.f' f!t:sb Hobbies: Hoclxev S'-VlFlT l W Ambition, PTO Hoibil-' CARMEN ,1 YOXZH l ,VX Hobbv: Sport s Anqbition' Btlilfleix Silfut Brvant and Stratton b 4 I P i u if ..---- ...,..iv .44 5 pf- X E .gf ji 'Q ,, 1k K. j. Y - 5?3fei'1 .....,J CLASS DAY DDUGDAM I . II, III. IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV ORC'HIiS'I'RA SIQI,I7CTlGN Rosalie ADDRESS or THIQ CLASS PRISSIDENI GRQHHSTRA Stitticjrlow Dorothy Ferry Loch Lomond Always and Always Tipi Tin CLASS PRoPHr5cir INIUIVIIDUAI. ENTIQRTAINMIINT Aoomiss or 'IAHIS Ht2AoMAS'1'tQR INDIVIDUAL ENTERTAINMENT VAI.I1IDICQ'I'ORY CDRCIHIQSTRA SFLIQCTION Dorothy Ferry Dipsy Doodle Plcasc Bc Kind A Gipsy Told Mc Bernard XV. McGowan Margcry I-lamburgcr Vv'illiam liitipatriclx Ambrose B. NVarrcn Joseph Stukas Anna Murgricluitchian Joscphinc Gaines INS'1'RUfi'mR or IYIII.I'I'ARY DRILL Major Albcrr J. Kullcy CLASS VvIIl.l. 0RfjIII:S'IIRA Sl5l,l5Cf'lIlON Dorothy Fcrry Cnc Song Dont Bc 'Ihat Vyfay Good Night Angel ANNtJI'Nf'l'XII4N'l'S SI NIHIQ Sof IAI, 154' John Norman Hall . fi '9-'fs ' . U. .' 1 pl' I , ' X X asf' 'L :- H , ' .Ja ' w'3N'X5' 1. -I 1 I .A -1.1 ar V 1 , f' .j - 1. 27 at ' 7 1,3 af. - - QT M 1 ad? 5 F e f ,ff Q I S 'Q ' i 5 wavy. ll- I -Ci? ' I Q -f' Vg ek ,xg .1 . h Xe- YN '15 . '-a'l'r'l ' , 1 , ' ', 55 'sb . ' . ef. 5. 'fn 1, . --if ' 9 I 'I' i '- ' ' I . x 'Lis' ,flip I' Il' ..,4,i52f'.i,ll I ki fM,F' .14 ,- . 'Mi-'f ' sf- 'f-.9 '. '- 7, Ffh ,Ja ' P' ,Q ' . . ' 5 ff'-gr' . 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I would be lacking in common courtesy if I did not extend my appreciation and gratitude for the confidence you have placed in me as your Class President. XVith my thanks goes that of the other Class Officers. and accompanying that thanks is our fervent hope that we have served you well and to the best of our ability. A brief review of the events of the past year shows us that a growth of school loyalty and spirit has been very noticeable. Athletic triumphs on the gridiron, in track, and on the diamond have been of such nne calibre as to establish the Green and Ciold as a definite threat in all sports. The social record of the Class has been enviable whether on formal or informal occasions. The counsel and guidance of our teachers, particularly Mr. XYarren, Miss O'Shea, Mr. Conlin and Major Kelley, has been of immense help to all here present. May I express to them our sincere thanks and best wishes for a happy future. The spirit of good-will and friendship that has carried us on. and helped us to achieve such success should not be allowed to die out now or at any future time. Allow me to express the desire that our relations with one another after graduation may be the more enriched by a large percentage of membership in the Alumni Association. Thank you-and good luck. Bernard Wi .lleiiottxin 155i ASS DIQIDIDHEC June 16, lO5O. and here we are again with an around the world broadcast of interesting news items, coming to you over the Green and Gold Network from Station R. l-l. S. with transmitting facilities at Roslindale. Blass. Miss Mary Leonards chicken farm at Saugus, Massachusetts narrowly escaped disaster today when First Lieutenant Edward Noonan's plane crashed into a small portion of the west wing of the house. Lieutenant Noonan was taken to the Katherine Ferguson Hospital where he is resting comfortably. George Vogel scooped all the other photographers today by securing the only picture of President McGowan as he docked in United States. Fred XVhiting's new dance creation. the Jeepy Jupy, is fast becoming the rage in New York Gity. Gladys l-lermansons latest picture, Moonlight and Madness. is now playing at Fish's Open Air Theatre. Miss Margaret Kratzer and one hundred of her exclusive nnishing school pupils narrowly escaped death when a raging tire roared through the left wing of the dormitory. Charles Atkinson and his able firemen kept the blaze under control. lt is rumored that Buddy Lorenze, the seasons longest holdout, has come to an agreement with Joe Donovan, owner and manager of the Red Sox, and will soon be seen in his new uniform. Doris Keenan is now head accountant for a famous publishing house whose proprietor could not keep his books straight without her assistance. Secretary of State William E. Vannah returned late today from Brazil where he has been attending a Pan American peace meeting. Vice President McTernan has just returned from a fishing trip at his lodge in the Adirondaks. Flashff A new record has been madef Virginia Mitchell's latest para- chute jump from the incredible height of 2o,ooo feet has created a sensation. The former Betsy Elliot has been chosen Number 1 I-lousekeeper of America. We pause a moment for advertisement. Dorothy Kinnear's exclusive Dress Shoppe is now showing the latest styles in summer clothes. .lean Hughes' Dude Ranch, a fashionable resort patronized by such celebrities as Alice Keating, recently chosen Queen of the Night Clubs, is opening for the summer months. The former Jeanne Keady. instead of counting money, is now counting tiny fingerprints on the wall, Josephine NVaechter, sob sister in the Daily Flash, hinted that lVlary Burke is keeping steady company with a well known multi-millionaire, ln an open meet for women golfers today at Pinehurst, N. G., Miss Patricia Gladney swamped through the first two brackets to win 6-4 and gag. She looks like a sure finalist. Miss Gladys Porter completed her channel swim this morning at ten A, M.. creating a new record for women swimmers. This week at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City, Eileen Buckley 1361 is reaching the peak of her musical career after ,just returning from Europe. Peggy Condon's gym class from Roslindale lligh won the international meet at Wasluington, D. C. Miss Mary Cobban's sophisticated orchestra is now playing at Marjorie Burleigh's Ossipee Lake Hotel. Nliss Lorraine Edmunds, that renowned connoisseur of food stuffs, has been stricken with ptomaine poisoning. John Keady, the sensational first baseman of New York Giants, was reported resting comfortably at his home today after a severe attack of indigestion. Doctors said he would be ready for the next game. The destroyer. Tuxon, was reported headed towards Cuba under full draft to aid the battleship Wyoming in surpressing the rebel uprising. Tuxon is under the command of Captain Lloyd Marshall. That courageous explorer Archie Sotir has .just returned from Afghan! istan with a new animal called the Rosy Rossy. He donated it to the Franklin Park Zoo. Gordon Brown has completed his coast to coast trip by horse and wagon. It has taken him one year and three months to complete this unique journey. FLASH? Joseph Bernersani has just returned from the coast of Spain. where he has been harpooning sardines for the past three months. Charles Doell, captain of his boat, said the catch was good. Today Father Dorsey left for the interior of China to carry on mis- sionary work with the natives in the Too Loo Section. John Glancy, cashier at Landers Lunch Room, was held up today by two masked men. The bandits escaped with one hundred and fifty dollars. Glancy escaped unhurt. Melrose Reid has taken over the case. Bernard Le Blanc's Frog Farm at Delan, Florida. was burned to the ground today when a careless customer flicked a cigarette into a pile of hay. Mr. and Mrs. Le Blanc and kiddies had fried frog legs for supper. Great news to all idealistsf At last an Utopia has successfully been established. The government is headed by Anthony Frasca. John Crotty. John Gibbons, and Bernard Conrad. The city has one modern school headed by James Rizzo with Barbara Egan as his assistant. The model city hospital is in charge of Doctor Halburton Hatch and a very competent staff of nurses: Helen Brown, Mary Donovan, and Marion Greene. Other Utopians are John Joyce, the professional ball player, Joffre Dicot, the opera singer. Douglas McLeod, the former Game Warden of Maine, and Miss XVanda Barlog, former dietitian of Harvard College. We are glad at this time to announce this years Nobel Prize winners. Literature - Mary Pennie: Science - Elmer J. Smith: Statesman - Gordon Matheson, and Philanthropist - Virginia Dale. Ann Mitchel, private secretary to Richard Giuggio, the millionaire, is kept well supplied with silver foxes from Natalie Hall's Silver Fox Farm, Vvlhat a boss! Joe Baglios Pro Football team has just won the League Pennant. Bill Brine has gone south with the Red Sox for a pitching tryout. Flashf Erling Nord. fast flying aviator has just completed a record coast to coast hop -1. C572 Ered Brennan. lightweight champ of the Navy. has just retired on his sweepstakes winnings. XVAIICV Bufkf is QlViI'lg talks on Crime and Punishment every Thurs- day night on Station Bl-AH at ten P. M. lf youre ever in New York stop off and hear John Locky Man' nings swing band playing at Mel Mortensons Blitz Plaza. Also you might drop in and visit Nlary Alexander, champ of the New Yorks Bowling League. Her private secretary. Alice Baron. will admit you. After your visit you can dash up to Radio City and hear comedian Kay Connors keeping her radio listeners laughing with her quips about her days it Roslindale High. Margaret Blakney announces the program. which is sponsored by Stanley Curleys new breakfast food-. Back to our news flashes once more. Agnes Clancy has started a girls baseball team and is going to tour the country. Her headquarters in New York will be Eran Caoodwins Rose Mere Astoria. l-ate news item -Peg Melia. ping pong champ. has given up playing and is now giving private lessons to up and coming ping pong players. The gigantic ocean liner Destiny set sail on her maiden voyage from New York to Liverpool. Among the known passengers were Miss Marie Hines. Miss Mary Driscoll. Vklilliam J. l-ynch. Edmund Shone. Marjorie Schreiber. and .loseph Baglio. The captain of the huge liner is Salvatore Anthony De Vincenzo. lt is reported that Dr. John Norman Hall has succeeded to the presidents chair of Brown University when the former president passed away early yesterday morning. Eoul play is suspected. Elashff By appointing Miss Helen Coyne Headmaster of the English High School the Boston School Committee broke an age-old tradition. New York City. New York: Miss Anna M. De Eranco today won the Steinmetz Medal for the best advertising poster of the year. l-ast evening at the eastern horse show Golden Duchess . bred and owned by Nlr. Charles Rogers. won the open jumping and show events. A criminal who just escaped from Sing Sing was found hiding out in Marie McDonald's Old Ladies' Home in Auburn. New York. Nluch reflected glory has come to Smith College and Roslindale High School from the success of the famous novelist. Margery Hamburger. Even Amherst applauds. Nliss Elizabeth O'Hara's new yacht was just christened the Dorothy Bell. Today in Vvlashington. D. C., Peter Brady broke the shorthand speed record. At the Boston Art Museum for the remainder of the week Robert D'Entremont. noted sign collector. will exhibit his collection. Yesterday on the coast of Egypt a bridge spanning the Red Sea was completed by Paul Dunkerly. Chief Engineer. At the National Pigeon Race in Chicago this morning Anthony Kind- omos Blue Streak broke the mile record for racing pigeons. Yesterday at the annual Chemists convention at San lirancisco George Nlahfouz introduced a synthetic substitute for Beef Steak. Mont Blanc. Switzerland 4Through cool headedness and cout-1ilU en the part of Miss Mary l.yons a pleasure seeking crowd was saved from A 158+ horrible death today when an avalanche came sliding down Mount Blanc. ln this party there was a noted dancer, Miss Barbara ililiorpe, Virginia XValsli of Paris fame, Miss Barbara Young, considered the tallest lady in the i .'.' orld. and Doris Uriot famed social worker. ln the wilds of the Rocky Mountains the long lost 'lf V. A. plane has been found. Miss Patricia Sparks, air stewardess on the plane, was the only uninjured person. Others suffered minor injuries. fired Vvllleeler in charge of the searching party discovered the plane at izioh P. Nl. Baton Rouge, Louisiana-Miss Eleanor Russo, telephone operator. courageously remained at her phone today, warning the people in the valley of the terrific flood while the furious waters raged around the door. Today, off the coast of Cuba. Miss Mary Megliola, the first and only woman deep sea diver, recovered one million Eve hundred thousand dollars from a Spanish galleon. When a maniac rushed into the kindergarten class of the Virginia Smith School at Montpelier, Vermont, Lois Lent courageously subdued him. Evelyn Gavagan, famous for her success as a Seeress. prohesies the end of the World June 20, 2000. The Bellows Tunnel under Boston Bay has just been completed by the Godinho Construction Company. John Mclienney was construction engin- eer. The architect was the famed Fred Ricci. Upon the death of the President of the Buick Motor Company. George Cohen takes over the control of the company. Robert Rumbel has just submitted a new design for a bombing plane to the U. S. Government. The noted radio singer, Norman Chausse, was hit by an automobile at the corner of 4th and Qth Streets, New York City, New York. Left Hook Besse, lovingly dubbed Slug is said by all the experts. to have a brilliant ring career ahead of her. This is a little ambiguous to some of the sport fans of Boston. This is Station R. H. S. signing off until 1 Pi. M. tomorrow morning. ill't1rgert1 Hale Htzmburger Charles 'XV Rogers l59l VALEIDICT XVe. the Class of IQ38, are now approaching one of life's greatest cross- roads. Pueckoning and luring us on roads stretching in all directions-to college. to business school, to various lines of employment, On which road shall be plod unerringly along. The choice we make depends greatly on the training we have received i the training given us at the Roslindale High School. Under competent instructors there, and through careful guidance, we have become prohcient in the courses of study pursued. Now, largely because of our Head Masters personal interest and encouragement, we are richly endowed with ability and confidence to travel on the road we select as a steady, even. always forward pace, with courage to face and overcome all obstacles that may threaten to hinder our progress toward that goal for which we strive. VJe have worked and played together, we have helped each other in moments of stress, we have given our all to the school that has become so like a staunch friend. Now that the time has come to bid farewell. we do so fondly and reluctantly, with vain wishes for many happy, busy days to spend in the Roslindale High School. That happy life, so filled with busy working hours and pleasant recreational hours. equally enjoyable, is a decided contrast to the gravity and responsibility of the life we shall lead henceforward. But vain regrets bring only empty ICAIS, so now we must leave our carefree high school days behind us, and with our added knowledge and experience in life's ways, be ready to take life as it comes. ln later years, when we have attained some small degree of fame and recognition in the profession for which we have so diligently prepared, we shall point with forgiveable pride at our high school and modestly give it all credit for our success. At reunions. years from now. we shall expect to see only prosperous, intelligent men and women. for that is the type our school turns out. At parting. we, the members of the Class of 1038, earnestly hope that the Roslindale High School has profited to some extent by our brief stay, as a partial return for all it has done for us in the way of education and character building. Also, it is our sincere wish that Mr. Warren and all the members of the faculty realize our appreciation of their willing co- operation and active interest in our welfare. .losephine Gaines C60 l C ASS WILL We, the Class of IQ38, being of distracted mind, and in more or less full possession of the Faculty, hereby offer, ordain, publish and declare this to be our last Vvlill and Testament: and may Heaven never witness another like it .... Amen, To all incoming classes we leave the Faculty - we hope unimpaired. To the Juniors we leave the title, dignity, privileges and duties of Seniors. We also leave the l-lerculean task of instructing various home rooms in the art of the setting-up drill. To the Sophomores we leave the hardest year in high school to be followed by the hardest year in high school To the Freshmen we leave a great many old books used by many other schools and by us. Some are complete and some are DOI lthe latter are to be preferredr. To them also we leave four years of work or eight years of leisure. To Mr. Vvlarrenz A carload of joy and happiness, and many thanks. To Nliss Connor: A group of prospective college students who really study for the College Boards. To Mr. Ciately: Programs, programs, and more programs. That's some program. To Miss O'Shea: Gur fond good will, and the friendship of the entire class. To Mr. Conlin: A Tattler Staff that is a little less green than the school colors. To Miss Deerey: A complete set of the works of Richard Halliburton. To Mr. O'Brien: Lunch cashiers with at least a smattering of mathe- matics-it's such a help. To Miss Dee: Condolences, and a new frog. To. Mr. Murray: A football schedule minus South Boston. To Miss Keough: A thoroughly serious and rehearsal-loving Variety Show Cast. To Major Kelley: Yearly increasing hopes for new guns and new belts-he'll get them some day. To Miss Cuiney: A new mimeograph for turning out correct. error- less, though somewhat tardy Unit Outlines. To Mr. Heartl: A new best-seller- Swing, and lt's Effect on School Bands and Drum and Bugle Corps. To Miss Aznive: A never-failing supply of chocolate ice cream sodas. To Mr. Landrigan: A volume of Parliamentary Law -to be forgote ten while attending meetings of the Public Speaking Club. To Mr. Donadio: A new chef's apron, and a barrel of spaghetti. To Miss l-lowe: The most mis-pronounced names in Biblical song and story: Caspar, Mihel, Ferzi, Melchior, Balthazar and Ashtar, The sooner she forgets them the better. To Mr. MacC1regor: A specially-constructed bowling alley in the boiler room for those free periods. To Mr. Roche: At least four periods of natural trigonometricians l6il who back still remember some geometry. Also the joy of escorting faint hearts to school-such paternal felicitude should be rewarded. Clio Mr. Hartigan: The biggest home room and the biggest headache - IIB and locker keys. Perhaps we had better add a go lb. tin of aspirin. ,,. . l will to SO To Miss D'Brien: lnstructions on how to tie a bowftie properly. Several Seniors leave-only to return. Bernard McGowan leaves the double precedent of a President-Colonel be a tough time to End anyone to fill either job as well as he has Doris Lyons leaves for that Perfume Counter on the Rue de la Paix. Robert McTernan leaves more popular than ever. Jeanne Keady leaves the task of following Mr. Roche's explanations me other math wizard. Charlie Baker leaves-he can't believe it himself. June Barone leaves nonchalantly. Erling Nord leaves some slightly used wisekcracks. Mary Pennie leaves us still gasping. Mel Reid leaves for 'icier' climes. UChicki Leonard leaves a fine record and plenty of friends. Elmer Smith leaves to buy that new Ford. Peggy Condon leaves a swell sense of humor. Eddie Noonan leaves as a paragon of what the well-dressed man will XVCJY. swell his s who sadly Gertrude Baumann leaves her harmonica-its about time. Joe Marcantonio leaves his baton to a taller showman. A'Cinny Mitchell leaves her name in many a little red book. Chubby Nlclaeod leaves just 4 points behind McCiowan. Margaret Melia leaves us bewildered. Tom Fitzpatrick leaves his smile. his cartoons. and memories of a fellow. Mary Cobban leaves to relieve Tommy Dorsey Red l-ynch leaves for Canada to study weather conditions-thats tory. Audrey Brown leaves a collection of l-il Audrey jokes to anybody wants them. Freddy Brennan leaves for the Navy. Barbara Young. still trying to be 5 feet tall, leaves on her toes. Charles Doell leaves a well-organized Cercle Francais with a treasury hit by the refreshment-recession. Barbara Barquinero leaves Miss Howe to somebody else's care. Fred Vvlhiting leaves those bow ties. and a patented course on l'he Scrontchf' Fileen Buckley leaves-still arguing. Vylill anybody please answer her eternal question. Dont you think so? Now here. Bob Corrigan leaves his doubleaedged. doubleastrength razor blades. the llouse of David will have no COlNL l3JClK. Virginia Dale leaves us baffled. loe Donovan leaves the water buckets and some used campaign posters Marguerite Carlson leaves with a scholarship. hvidently it run happen l62,l Bernard Conrad leaves still wondering why the ist lieutenant tif the booby-prize company can't become a Captain. Josephine Gaines leaves as Valedictorian. Art Dorsey leaves-he hopes. Dot Keenan leaves the job of trying to bluff Miss O'Brien to a more successful aspirant. Vwlarren Flagg leaves as the forgotten Cadet Major. Joe Fish leaves his air-conditioned cage to next year's Ciargantua. Eleanor Giorgio leaves Mr. O'Brien practically helpless. Charlie Rogers leaves definite instructions that his name, as well as those of his six delicious Stooges, be mentioned in this will. Sorry. but were all out of JELL-D. Margery Hamburger leaves Smith and Amherst still upset. Shotgun Donovan leaves a promise- A'Some one of these days. youre gonna miss my fielding. fThat'll be the day.l Ruth Gibbons leavese-Thanks for the Memory. John Keady leaves Ist base-Mr. Murray wishes he wouldnt Scottie Travers, being Scotch, merely leaves. J. N. H. leaves sealed instructions for next year's Editor telling how to skip periods gracefully. He also leaves a job of policing the 'ATattler office to a better disciplinarian. Barbara Brown leaves more Fancy than Fact. Several Seniors leave-Mr. Warren hopes it's for the last time. Now therefore we, the Class of IQ38, do hereby set and aflix our seal to this our Last Will and Testament on the 6th day of June A. D. IQ38. and declare said will to be signed. sealed and delivered. Signed. Witnesses: John Norman Hall Barbara McLeod Brown 163+ x X Q, .'- 1' ' 4. ff, x ' 'L Aff Pu .1 , ' i'11ei ' l 'C . K v 1 if -1 iv, -I. VZ Q . X .w 1. .'. r51 '6 .4 V' .-.?.-D-.- Tig g.. wig,-, ..f Y fig Q A K N vat X ! . , . . S, 'gi' , jv- .Q- 'Q Q my J I E n v vw-.- flf1,.y Emi' mmm-A AT f 2:0 L! 1 E' DIDGANIZATIUNS ag -me TI'l li EAD BUCK Co-Editors: JOHN NORNIAN HALL BERNARD W. MCGONVAN BERNARD CONRAD JEANNIS KEADY JDSISPH FISH MARY C. L12oNARD NA'1'A1,11Q HALL RODIQRT lVlCrl'ERNAN MARoisRi' HAMPJURGIER VIRGINIA NlI'I'Cl-l1ELl. In this, the second Year Book of Roslindale High School, the com- mittee leelfs that il has achieved Cl noticeable advanegrnenl. Vwle should like to llmnk the Class of IQ38 for the splendid support and cooperation given the publication. Flio the Senior Council especially, many thanks for their unliringx aid and assistance. 6669 If TATTLEIQ Wishing to please as many as possible and to enjoy the cooperation of all, TI-IE TATTLER, taking a deep breath, utters a fervent prayer for success. and ventures to introduce itself to the student body. lt sincerely hopes that it will become the organ of the entire school rather than the voice of the select few. These were the words of the Editor by way of introduction. The prayer has been answered. THE TATTLIER in its first year has proved successful, and it is hoped that it will continue in the same manner, encouraging talent and school spirit. and becoming more worthy with each publication. Space will not permit the naming of all those who participated in the work, but expressions of gratitude are extended to all those who cooperated. THIS Swiilil. C675 36 V L-f-0 ., .7- 'fs HE SENID CUUN IL The Senior Council, whose duty it is to carry on business and social activities, to inform the class officers of the desires of the Seniors, and to convey news of each meeting to classmates. consists of thirteen elected members representing the Senior home rooms. and our social adviser Miss O'Shea. The meetings are presided over by the class officers. Because of the close cooperation between this group and the entire Senior Class, a great deal ol' work has been accomplished throughout the year. It is hoped that in succeeding years. as the school grows older. the Senior Council will be more and more successful in conducting the class affairs. Bernard McGowan Robert Mclernan Mary Leonard Jeanne Keady Eileen Buckley XValter Burke Joseph Donovan Lorraine Edmunds Bernardine Travers Jean Hughes John Joyce John Keacly Helen Lyons Virginia Mitch Charles Morrill lirling Nord Vera Finley lk! lv-v 1 Q' if HE S DE T CUUN IL This group of students. gathered together for the purpose of making our high school better and more orderly. is composed of delegates from each home room in the main building and the annex. The duty of the council is to keep order in the school at all times. and to be on duty during the lunch hour. At the first meeting in December an election was held and the following officers elected: XVilliam Vannah '38 -President Frank Dierauf 'gow-Vice Preszdem Nlarjorie Burleigh '38 - Secreturtf Courtland Grant 'go - 'lireusurer Through the sale of shields bearing the school seal. the council has been able to finance the attendance of delegates at the Eastern Division conf ventions of Massachusetts Student Councils. Through the united effort of the council and the generositv of the school, Thanksgiving dinners were provided for eight needv families in Roslindale and XVest Rovbury. Although the Student Council is a little known organization in our fast-growing high school. it is earnestly hoped that it will alwavs serve as a connecting link in the relations between teacher and pupil. C6Ql 4 Fm!- -.'. has l 4 : A ' ' ly , V use-F is-' ii A l Y l l ' V V 'V . . i 2 FV-F . Q: V 'KM'-6.7. ' -4 i- . au. ' ' . 1 Li if 1 1 ' A-, -1 0- Y 'Q 4 ' Mi 44-'X F 1 fi A . ' Q v - 45 it ' - ga. A . X , , f -1 1 , l , ,, 1, L Ag 5 .kc ' x '1- at ' fu fs 2.5 , r ' wx i . X xv' O .X X GIQEEN AN 130 DIQUM February 23, IQ38, was the occasion of the annual Green and Gold Prom at the Longwood Towers. The gavly decorated hall literally tingled with the rhythm of Vwlalt Cunninghams music. and the hilarity of the merrymalxers. The amusing and fashionable spot dance and elimination dance were won respectively by Peggy Kratzer and XValter Cross and Josephine Scanlon and Teddy Xlurphy. The presence of Nlr. and Mrs, XVarren and members of the Faculty at our Prom was certainly welcome, adding as it did mature atmosphere to the occasion. As expected. the Prom was a social and financial success. Qrchids were presented to Nliss 0'Shea for the competent way in which she advised the Prom fiommittee which included: Chairman Joseph Fish. Frances Goodwin. Ruth Cfiibbons, Barbara Thorp, Mary Leonard, Jeanne Keadv, Frling Nord. Robert .Xlclernan and Bernard McGowan. 1701 L.-ff x XA. 1? A 'ee-in s , ft., Avy ,N . . . 824' :...g.,,- ..,. 5 , ., 93 0 K tx y ' J ' 1 i SUCIA S Two pleasant features of the school year were the socials held in our gymnasium on February 4 and Nlay 11. Excellent music was furnished by Courtland Grants Swingsters. The outstanding dancing feature was the Big Apple. called by Fred NVhiting. Besides the dancing the entertain' ment included Vocal selections by Anna Nlugrdichian and Xlary Rock. both of whom sang beautifully. These socials not only provide amusement but serve a worthwhile social purpose in bringing together seniors who do not meet elsewhere. The proceeds on both occasions were used to increase the school fund. iii' ln.: .J.. .L x x XX If CHRISTMAS DLA The Christmas play this year was XVe Three Kings . a dramatization based on the carol of the same name. The Magi set out in search of the King of Kings only to become discouraged by the hardships and fruitlessness of their journey. The youngest of the three. Balthazar. returned to his bethrothed: the middle-aged Nlelchior abandoned the Search to renew his wars of conquest: and the oldest. Gaspar, forsook his travels for the comforts of his beautiful home. At length. however. each found the achievement of those material goals unsatisfactory: and once more they set out to follow the star. They found, at last, in the manger at Bethlehem. Him, XVho is all love, all power, and all comfort. The players in order of appearance were: B.'Xl,TlIAZ.-XR. Youngest of the three kings John Norman Hall KllQI-l,lSl?, Maid of Ashraf lnvoch Sneed ASHTAR. Bethrothed to Balthazar Elizabeth Napoleon Nllilfllloll. Miritlle aged king Robert Greenwood iNll5Hl5I., ,llerchanl XVilliam V-fally GASPAR, Oldest lang Edward Neumeier Fl IQZI. Page to Gaspar Philip Gambon Si-itvaxt William Walsla Ailsiirn, flrah Chieftain John Grasso SOI,lJIl1liS. Ralph Osborne. George Kelly, .lohn Gibbons, Anthony Lombardi Figures in Tableau iXl.'XIJ0NN-'X Frances Egan ,ltnsirmt Grace Dodge i'XNf5l4l S. Lois Rider. Mary Crowley. Annabel Reth. Ruth Peterson. Margaret Kratver. Ruth Gibbons. Doris Hudson, lfleanor Nelson. Josephine Gaines. Maureen Kelley. .lenny Loving Committees Costume Marv Driscoll. Florence Nlurray Inmpkinicg XVilliam Vannah. George Liveroni Scenery 'Zi Stage, Lucille Cole, Virginia Lawton. Robert Pnarquinero, Albert Huigel, George Bates, Robert Pearson. Everett Godinho. Afeefi Abdelnour f72l '1l ff, . , . 1 . ' A--:Raj - . ,, A Q r , ...if gf r ligjirfwvfw ' -1-r? f1 . wfffi' Fl . V , Silks , P LL., K ' M.. , If . ,- W , A ' - df flifr 'N 'f ',:, -..Y --if --'yvwn,.,. .,.--4, annhixvv.-i1z::f'f ,fl www 6 A L' 21 Q ' ' . a..,ff'.a,t.fr-.u.4.'1z' -' a , a, an HE AIQIET SHUW 'ld Rather be Bright, a fantasy of school life, developed in the fertile brain of a student. was presented on February 17th and 18th in the Roslina dale High School Auditorium by the students: Casr Pupils of Rosltmilale High School Paul Goodwin, Eileen Buckley Dean of Rogers' Pror1ressi'c'e School Charles Rogers Professors John Norman Hall. Frank Gaddis. .lohn Xlcliennx' Students of Rogers Proyressziue School Daniel Donovan, .leanne XVoods. George Kelly, Frances Goodwin, Marjorie Schreiber, George Corcoran. Ashley Dee, Scotty Lawrence, Virginia Smith, Bernacline Travers, Virginia Nlitchell fliemperczmenful Mtzslc Muster Edward Neunieier Dcmcziny Teacher Barbara Thorp 'lczlented hui lemperclmenlczl Pupils Donald Clapp, Norman Chausss. George Hanlon, Eileen Hanlon. Thomas Donovan. Dorothy lierrv. Philip Carlson, John Bright, Richard Gilman, Robert Farmer. fired Borman, Salvatore DiVincen2o. Courtland Grant, Melvin Carr. Ruth Larkin, Natalie l-lall, Anna Nlugrditchian, Anne Duflie, Claire Pwowri, Grace l-lolnies Teachers in charge were Miss Keough, Mr. l-leartl, Xliss Howe. Xlr. Zesserson. l 7 3 I X x X If FASHIUN SH Cn April 7th, the girls of the dressmaking classes presented their annual fashion show. The school orchestra under the direction of Mr. Wagner accompanied the girls. The stage was decorated across the front with a row of colorful tulips, and when the curtain was drawn back, a green garden trellis, made by the boys in the shop, and trimmed with yellow forsythia, was revealed. The oflice practice department and the art department united in furnish- ing most attractive programs. There was great variety among the models ranging from simple house dresses. blouses and skirts, to suits, evening apparel. and graduation dresses. The fabrics and colors were as varied as the styles, and all types of wool, cotton. silk, and rayon materials were presented in as many shades and hues as one finds in a rainbow. 4741 18141 bf f it Ga V' 'A ' N-l-Q U '21 , 1, M--A-M aff, fx is ,V 1 - 1 ' 1 I , V x, . it , xx, V Q, . A, , ' tg if , if' :L xx 1 I ,B xii ZQJQSQ, C -, . M-- s.,1g3.L at or V' 2 ' f' ' F' ' i ' -as-anu. Ng 5' .vx,A1 M If -,ARCH ,' P l a iv .?':?'- , F , . .V j T if by 1 in -' -, 57,52 Q it t f if we ,ig i 4. Q J to :ri-2. gr- w a A 7 . ' he-Q t'Qi',ii'w f sf- i C 4 X M' -, . , k A if 5 , wt. at .ag ei 1 f' gf SETTIN 'UD DIDII l LIEADEDS lnstruclor of Physical 'l'rc11'n1'nq- Miss Florence l,. Carter Gertrude Bauman Mary Donovan Mary Blizard Ruth Conolly Levia Rossetti Grace Dodge Jean Woods Camilla Massimino Virginia Gebhard Virginia Dale 67-Sl Frances Goodwin Margaret Blakney Barbara Egan Elizabeth Feeney Alta Campbell Mary Cobban Helen Coyne Gertrude Vw'aterman Mary lYlcGillis Patricia Gladney 5 ka' -4:1 -4.-Ai:-K E UNIUID IQEID CIQDSS The Junior Red Cross, under the capable guidance of Miss Stavrinos, has accomplished a great deal in this. its second year. Disabled veterans were delighted with metal ash-trays, made in our shops as well as the delicious cookies baked in our cooking classes. Beautifully decorated menu covers painted by our art classes at Thanksgiving and Easter, and dainty May baskets filled with candy were sent to various hospitals. The library was Virtually a fairyland at Christmas time with hundreds of toys that were sent to needy children whom Santa Claus might otherwise have forgotten. Even now dresses are being made in the sewing classes and the Cookie Jar once again is being filled. The school was ably represented at the meetings of the Junior Red Cross Clouncil by Dorothy Fay. Senior delegate, and Chetuyn Stamper, Junior delegate. C765 ?,. it A E. fjkrgl. 2 - ' b A z'J B,v' iv ' e x , Q 5 . lf? Y C rs if ew .xi HE SPAN SH C UB The purpose of the Spanish Club is to further in an entertaining manner the members' knowledge of the language and customs of Spain. Among the interesting features of the bi-monthly meetings, conducted entirely in Spanish was an educational moving picture in observance of Pan-American Day. April 14th, which commemorated the bonds of friendship uniting the twenty- one republics of the western hemisphere, and symbolized the spirit of mutual helpfulness and co-operation which is the essence of Pan-Americanism. A correspondence between members and students of Spanish-American countries helped club members realize the commercial as well as cultural value of the Spanish language. The club extends its gratitude to its most able and willing advisers Miss Stavrinos and Miss Maliguerra, and its best wishes to succeeding classes. May they enjoy the phonograph purchased with club dues, and never forget the club's motto Hflquz' se habla espanol lSpanish is spoken herem William Connelley '38 - President Jeanne Keady '38 -Secretary Courtland Grant 'go M- 'l'reusurer Marguerite Carlson '38 f Chuzirmrm prourtzm L'O!77I77lt'lt'm Katherine Myers '39 aa- A.ss1sfunf Chairman 1 77 1 .UPL QP ,J 5- Lain Y:-.::1 5 K . v ELIC SDEAIYI I3 CI. For the past two years the Public Speaking Club has been in progress at Roslindale High School. This has most certainly been a stellar year. Although the loss of Mr. McNamara at the middle of the year came somewhat as a surprise, Mr. Landrigan was soon drafted as Faculty Adviser and has been a great help to the various members. Debating has been com- bined with public speaking, and the results have been more than inspiring. Now. after nine months of fierce struggle, the Supreme Court question seems to be settled insofar as members of the club are concerned, The club has dabbled a bit in monologues. and some very good ones were given by Edna Montgomery, Marjory Paul, .lohn Norman Hall. Robert Pryor. and Virginia Dale. Nowhere in the school is there to be found more enthusiasm. joviality, and good humor. During the year. several members have taken part in school assemblies. John Norman Hall. Robert Pryor, Eileen Buckley, and Virginia Dale assisted at the Armistice Day assembly: Hall spoke in an earlier boys assembly: and XX'illiam XValsh assisted at a later Junior assembly. Officers elected for the year 1937-1038 were as follows: Vvlilliam XValsh '39 4 PI't'S!itfl'l7f .lohn Norman Hall '38 - Vice Presitlenl .lohn Gibbons '38 f Secretary Eileen Buckley '38 - 'lireusurer The members of the Public Speaking Club wish to extend their sincere thanks to .lohn Norman Hall for his Une oration on The Miracle of kIl1CllCJH at Girls' l.atin School on April zoth. when he was awarded second prize in the Annual Boston High School Public Speaking Contest. f78l lltasm, - I. -i UTDIEIQADI-1 C Shortly after the Christmas vacation, the long-awaited Photography Club was formed under the capable supervision of Mr. Reynolds. At one of the early meetings the following oflicers were elected: George N. Vogel '38-I're.si'den1 Richard Cireenwood '30 Vice President John C. Hamacher ?St'CI't'lLlI'tf George Sommers '39 Y iflI'L'ClSLll'L'!' The purpose of the club has been to show the members the vast amount of enjoyment which can be obtained through photography as a hobby. its place in industry, and its value as a profession. The members at Hrst had but a sketchy knowledge of the working of a camera, but are now far superior to the average snapgshooter. The aims of the club have been fulnlled, and it is hoped that it will continue to help, serve. and entertain future members. l 70 J l-L ' L...l.4...-,. .q.L. L.1i2..,. I iLn.-...-4 x. A..1..- .' 3 7' 1- ,blew - V .re- X v I 3,413 . X 5' ' N ,,.. 5 X LE CEIQCLE FIQANCA S The Roslindale High School Cercle Francais was organized this year under the able supervision of Miss Consodine, and has had several successful meetings which have been both instructive and entertaining. At the Hrst meeting. the oflicers for the year were elected as follows: Charles Doell '38 - President John Norman Hall '38 - Vzlce P!'t'.Slit1lt'77l Marv Pennie ' 1,8 - SUCft'It1ftl-ilift'tlSL1 t'I' The remaining meetings were planned to obtain the greatest :niovment possible from the short time available after school hours for each meeting. The French games were supplemented bv a reading or a report which proved valuable from an educational standpoint. ln this wav the members gained useful information as well as a good time. The club had a comparatively late start. but in spite of this much was accomplished. Besides providing amusement and education. the activities have also taught club members French the easv wav, and have helped to develop the art ol' clear. quick thinking. lt is the sincere wish ol' members ol the club that the work started this year will he carried on in the vears to come. making the Cercle Francais in Roslindale High School one of the best. t8oi1 Q.h.n.s....,... -..- --, ., sl aq4.h-C... - I-IE GERMAN CLU John Gibbons '38 h Presi'cz'enr John Flynn '39-Vice l're.si'denI Phyllis Jacobs '39 vSecretaru Richard Greenwood '39 - Treasurer February 1038, marked the birth of the German Club of Roslindale High School. The election of oflicers at the first meeting was followed by a happy hour of games. The April meeting consisted of plans for the meeting in lune, games, and the singing of German songs. It is the clubs aim and hope that during the season of io38a1o3o the German Club will meet with much success and give added pleasure to the students of the school. i8ll -Z' v GUN.. it 4 H55-M EE: l EQ at Z'-f-'ZX ' t 'L a P4 4'f 'Q l'9 Q mf v ' 4 C 'J f JK. ' 1 Q ' I xii' a4fAJf .4'E'- , J 1 - jar! as at iw 'lil y 145 -2 75 A irwzll X la ' Riggi- Q an 9,3 M miipf ylt Joseph Marcantonio Y Captain N- Drum Major Robert l.3Dgl3T1C1lSI Lietzfemlnl John Richards - Albert Dold Lawrence Mayer Buqlers Thomas Norton XViliam Torpey James Torpey Robert Langlane Joseph Marcalntonio John Attaya 1 Robert Reynolds Charles Duston Charles Sheppard Frank Harrigan James Sutherland Geogre Campbell John Harrington XVarren Hearn Rohert Callahan Richard Moore lhomas Morris lhomas Harrington .lost-ph Keiler liraneis l5oley Rimlaefl lxllltalhlll John Ciotlschallx 2nd Lieulemml Sergeunts i l8zl John Trippier Robert Reynolds David Perry Stanley Barbarowicz Philip Coleman Drummers Joseph Condron Albert Dold Walter Donahue lohn Finnegan Edward Glynn Edward Haddigan John Harris Robert Judd Donlad Martin l.awerante Mayer liraneis McHugh 'liimothy Reen Vsfalter Reid John Richards John 'lrippier Norman XVaddleton Paul lNflt'Mahon John Uglvie John llaskain iam.. 61,4 -. F V, fafifi' ,SEQ 'fu '- -Off' E --f Wi? ,aa 22355 5 Q1 'cxrpa Q WDALE6 THE BAN In June 1937, when a group of pupils signed up for the Band. there was a great doubt in the minds of many of the teachers as to the outcome of this enterprise. At the first rehearsal in October the instructors were greatlv impressed by the showing made by the boys. The instructors first had to organize the group and then proceed to instruction in playing and marching. The greatest drawback was the lack of a reed section, but Mr. Joseph McNamara. the clarinet teacher. set about to build a capable reed section. At the present time there are at least a dozen players who have graduated from the incubator into the Band. A note of praise is certainly in order for the instructors of the band for the fine work they have done this year. Mr. Sardillo, Mr. Gardner. Xlr. Latham, Mr. lVlcNamara, Mr. Calabron. and Mr. Heartl, the facultv adviser. have all contributed much of their time and experience. It is sincerely hoped that next year's members will endeavor to build the band in such a way as to establish it as a permanent unit in Roslindale High. t8s.t I . 1 1 u 4 M- 111001 - at is x14 -an-... 5 WDALYJ - X X, X. x HE IDC ESTIQA Ar the beginning of the year it was found that quite a few musicians were unable to take part in orchestra work because of program dificulties. This was quite a loss to Mr. Wagner. but as the months rolled by, he found tha the newer members were able to make up the loss of those veterans fairly well. Mr. Wagner has acquired some new and interesting melodies that are very pleasing to the ear. One of the fine points of a good conductor may be found in the knack of knowing when to introduce new selections. Mr. Wagner most certainly has this trait. For the past few weeks the orchestra has been under the batons of several guest conductors lstudent instructorsl. Previous to this the mem- bers of the orchestra did not fully realize the efficiency and adaptability of the conducting of Mr. Wagner. Because of the large number of new pupils expected next year. it is hoped that the orchestra will be much larger and will prove much more progressive. l84l E15 g'E'.-:E 'T-'-n EEE X' 1 HE GLEE CLUI3 When the Glee Club started, in the fall of IQ36, it consisted of a small group of girls of unknown ability. Now, after two years of train- ing under the able leadership of Mr. Tierney, it is an experienced chorus of acknowledge excellence. Its performances have been enjoyed by the school at the celebrations of Armistice Day, Wasl1ington's Birthday. and Memorial Day. Our public concert has been given with marked success. The program now under preparation for the graduation exercises is being looked forward to with pleasure. Not only has the ensemble been of high grade but some very good solos have been sung by Anna Mugrditchian and Mary Lennon with piano accompaniments by Dorothy Marchant. Dorothy l-amsel. Betty Sargent. and Betty McLeod. ln the future no school exhibition will seem complete without some conrtibution from the Glee Club and its talented soloists. K851 l L .l- iPFPr Q get .i -Ei llhi i llll E , Q ..f-Q r- , -- - Q L-, -' - N-si ig -7- --P' 5:34 1, X 'M'e 4X 'J , t .,.'f75'ft,4?fwf g ff-iv4'1'5V L., ,' -F. 'Y W . lYwN1'F'v ' kr F-ij XJR- -i -'ni all l.,gfl-rrig Ef.f'b i' 'gr-SH' 357' ' 1 .! f 2--'sL:f 'L ,pf Rfflfw -was -fs-5 'S ga-f'k,,tf--sa ,E-'S ff'-If ox-nj 51.45. ' 1 i- -..- . F af - - u i 'J rl- -1 1, '-vfwkx-vhs f .klr-t'TNT-'-ev-1X-t,,,,,4x,.x.1 x ,P I if-FN it 'f ,vi Jfl, M -'x a 'A LY -U- Ayl f ,IA s .JUPx fu gf-i,,. ', 54. - 5 fijigp , bo fi-HV. o . l ' 'J F- 1 a- ' ' - '. ' A F' L ' Q- . 3 I ,I I : i,llZ 5'1ll'lsl'm, L- 4 ly -tax , sir' A gm!! J gy I Q il 'RJ 'gag uxg,1si'Pv,-A -.Q-lg 'uf 'Qi'-4 . THE CAlI1'fH11CEDS Instructor of M'z'Iiturg Drill MA.ioR Ai.P,iiRT J. Kisiiiii' ROSLINDALE HIGH SCHOOL REGlMIfN'l' Colonel Bernard VJ. lVlcGowan Lt.-Colonel Douglas J. McLeod Major Nlajor Major Major Captains .lohn Norman Hall Frling C. Nord Charles F. Pizzano Charles D. DiRienZo George F. Coen Vwlilliam F. Vannah Robert J. Kane XVilliam J. Lynch Anthony R. Frasca Melvin C. Mortenson Ashley F. Dee Lloyd J. Marshall Joseph F. Fish Robert F. McTernan Warren L. Flagg ISF Lieutemints Bernard VJ. Conrad Stanley Curley .John Grasso John W. Patterson Leonard Vvleir Robert J. Kearney Charles J. Morrill James W. Brine Nlelrose Reid Harold Strain Vwlilliam F. Connelly and Ll't'Llft'77tIl7IS Robert Rumbel Courtland Grant Robert D'Fntremont Ralph H. George John J. Joyce Vw'alter H. Burke Fred C. Thompson Robert J. Neill Fdwartl McGrath XValter J. Curtis John J. Gibbons Raynold J. Savage James M. 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The three exceptionally strong athletic teams of 1937-38 have gained for Roslindale High recognition as a really important factor in Boston school athletics. The first of these three great teams was of course the gridiron eleven. Captained by two splendid players. Ed Vxfallace and Ace Morrill. the team made a vehement bid for the city championship. only to lose it by a heartlbreaking defeat at the hands of South Boston High with a score of two to nothing. Largely responsible for the success of the team was burly Tom 'Scoop' Broderick who oflicially held down the end position, but who generally was in the backfield kicking or passing one of his deadly spirals so greatly feared by even the most capable opponents. Another outstanding player was center Hal Kallenberg who should have been continuously and fervently praying for more protective headgear. Two other conspicuous teamfmates were Red Lynch and Bunny l-eBlanc who both played very noticeable parts in all the Rossie gridiron battles. Another veteran was ambidexterous John Keady. whose cleverness and quick thinking saved many a Rossie fan from rueful disappointment. Robert Fish Kearney was the means by which Rossie gained most of her needed yardage. But without those gaping holes made by Paul Stretch Shirar. Cieorge 'Jkrchie' Sotir. .loe Baglio, Robert Duke Saflalo, and Barney Kelly. even l5ish couldnt have gone through. Seven other lads without whom Rossie couldn't have gotten along were llan Donovan, centerg Charles lNlcKenney, guardg 'liom liitxpatrick. XValter Yarosh. and .laiiies Brine. all backfield men, lidmund l.owe. a lines man, and .lohn .loyce. a very capable end. 5901 hw l fi .WX . X X X TIQACK Proving that quality and not quantity counts, the Roslindale High track team of 1937-38 captured second place in the annual district meet. NVe gained nine lirst places: Frank Dierauf and Steve Murphy won in the hurdles, Bernard Conrad. in the dash, John Thomas tlast years heroi in the 220 and the broad jump, Ed Lachinsky, in the 176, George Sommers. in the Class C high jump, and Carl Frederico, in the D, and Paul Shirar. in the shot put. But we would not have made that splendid showing if it hadn't been for those other boys who picked up two or three points here and there. Some of those boys were as follows: Ralph Osborne. Chet Stamper, Vxfarren Patterson, and John Dunphy in the hurdles: Ben Bedugnis, Charles lVlcKenney, Arthur Dorsey, Ray Weinstock. Carl Frederico, and Charles Higgins in the dash: Bob Clancy in the 176: Stuart Morrison. Bill Bonner, and Bob Callahan in the 220: Joe Vitello. John Sullivan. John Lowney, and Ray Smith in the goo: Larry Ballantine, Gordon Shaw. John Joyce, and William lVlcGillis in the 6oo: Bob D'Entremont. James Bourke, and Bill Connelly in the ioooz Scoop Broderick, Stretch Shirar, and John Bright in the shotput: and Ed McCirath and Charles Dustin in the high jump. One of our boys broke a district record and two others equalled one. ln the Class C hurdles, Steve Murphy easily outclassed all other contenders and broke the record. ln the Class A hurdles and Class B dash, Frank Dierauf and Bernard Bud Conrad equalled the marks respectively. ln the Regimental Meet five boys won places: Frank Dieraut, John Thomas. Steve Murphy, George Sommers, and Paul Shirar. to tl Y il Z-V Y Q i J .. l-----' S fx N Q,4'44 foo 44.-. ...:' -H' gxcng.-ar. E-411.1 ,. .XX X X X X BASEBALL Our IQST-38 athletic season, so well begun by our football team. is being brought to a very creditable conclusion by our baseball team. There are several reasons for this: First of all we will mention the nine participants. On first base is the future all-scholastic John Keady. On second we find old reliable Bun- ny LeBlanc. As his team-mate in shortstop position whom do we see but Scoop Broderick. And as if that wasnt enough for one infield we have two fine third basemen. Alex Girvan and John Mahoney. ln left field we have John Joyce, an all-round Sportsman. And on the other side of the field. as a sort of balance to Joyces proficient playing. is Dan Donovan. Harold Kallenberg. when not pitching, plays centerfield. Be- hind the plate is another newcomer, Buddy Lorenz. And on the rub- ber, besides Kallenberg. is James Bill Brine. another veteran who helped win the city championship for Rossie last year. Among the capable substitutes are Ralph Osborne. who is headed for a regular berth in the outheld. Ray Smith, another outfielder. Frank Hiatt and George Hasenfuss. two clever pitchers, George Sotir. who fills in for 'Kal' when he is pitching. Melrose Reid. an infielder, Joseph Hurley, a catcher. and Robert Curtin. a second baseman. liinally, to reveal the reason for Rossies success. we mention coach lfred Murray as a grand coach who knows his sports and remembers the password to popularity. fair and square . igzt DIIQECTUIQY Adami. Ruth l. Albrecht. Fdward J. Alexander. Mary F. Altimar. Lawrence XV Andrews. Robert V. Arini. Concetta M. Atkinson. Charles T. Baglio. Joseph P. Baker. Charles L. Barlog. Vylanda Nl. Barone, June C. Barquinero, Barbara A. Barron, Alice M. Barron. Lois E. Bastianelli. Yolanda C. Baumann, Gertrude R. Bedugnis, Benny Bell. Dorothy Bellows. Fred E. Benersani. O. .loseph Bennett. Dorothea A. Besse. Barbara A. Blakney. Margaret E. Blizard. Mary F. Blume, Catherine L. Boggie. Estelle M. Bohn, Paul XV. Bourke. Mary E. Bowles. Marion F. Bradley, Milton B. Brady, Helen M. Brady. Peter P. Brauneis, Albert A. Brennan. Frederick .l. Brine. James VJ. Brooks. Philip D. Brooks, Virginia M. Brown. Barbara M. Brown. Gordon R. Brown. Helen L. Browne. Audrey D. Buckley, .loseph VJ. Buckley, Loretta Fileen Burbank, Anne l.. Burke. Vwlaller H. Burleigh. Marjorie B. Burns. Marjorie T. Burns. Ruth M. Busi, lfdward H. Cfaiger. liyelyn F. 35 Liszt St., Roslindale 1 XVilliam Place. Roslindale 24 Leniston St.. Roslindale 105 Albano St.. Roslindale SI Rodman St., Forest Hills 873 Canterbury St., Roslindale 22 Kittredge St., Roslindale 41 Coniston Rd., Roslindale 67 Prospect St., XX'est Roxbury 30 Hawthorne St.. Roslindale 37 Congreve St.. Roslindale 187 Beech St., Roslindale 2193 Dorchester Aye.. Dorchester 109 Hewlett St Roslindale Q7 Brown Aye., Roslindale I5 Centre Terrace. Vylest Roxbury 143 Poplar St Roslindale 63 Wellesmere Rd Roslindale 137 Orange St Roslindale 58 Catherine St Roslindale 133 Lasell St.. Vwlest Roxbury 86 Aldrich St., Roslindale 85 Fletcher St., Roslindale 45 Seymour St., Roslindale 2 Clarendon Court. Roslindale 107 Durnell Aye., Roslindale 64 Hewlett St., Vlest Roxbury 59 Aldrich St 38 Sheflield Rd IQ Averton St 24 Nlontyale St 24 Montyale St I5 Heathcote St IO8 Bourne St.. 30 Mt. Hope St 36 NVren St., VJ Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Forest Hills Roslindale est Roxbury 7 Peak Hill Rd., Roslindale I5 Rodman St.. Jamaica Plain I5 Ardent St.. Roslindale Sl Alleyne St., XVest Roxbury 82 Dwinall St., XVest Roxbury 48 Hastings St., Vw'est Roxbury 28 Fldridge Rd., .lamaica Plain IO6 Knoll St.. Roslindale 1 Larch Place. Roslindale 38 Parklawn Rd., Xklest Roxbury 48 Bradfielcl Aye.. Roslindale Z4 Farquhar St.. Roslindale 419 Belgrade Aye., XVest Roxbury I2 Hayey St., Roslindale Caldwell, Margaret S. Cammarota, Catherine Campbell, Alta P. Campbell, Marilyn F. Capilli, Mafalda R. Carlson, Lillian Carlson, Marguerite H. Carmichael. Mary C. Champeon. Helen Chausse, Norman H. Cherry, Edna M. Clapp, Donald K. Coan, Mary B. Cobban, Mary A. Cockshaw. A. Edith Coen. George, C. F. X. Cole. Lucille M. Conboy. Mary C. Condon, Margaret M. Connelly, Virginia E. Connolly. Ruth M. Connolly, William E. Connors. Barbara R. Connors, Catherine P. Connors, James J. Conrad, Bernard W. J. Contestabile, Hilda G. Conway, Margaret C. Corea, Frances V. Corrigan, Robert J. Coyne, Helen M. Cronin, Alice E. Crotty, John A. Cuddy. Agnes J. Curley, Stanley R. Curran. Kathleen P. Curtin, David J. Curtis, XValter J. Dale, Virginia Daly, James T. Davidson. Dorothy E. Dean. Gertrude M. Decot, A. Jotlfre Dee. Ashley E. De Franco. Ann M. Degnin, Dorothy F. De Haro, Virginia R. D'Entremont. F. Robert De Vincenzo, Salvatore A Devlin, Frances J. I7 Wright Rd., XX'est Roxhtirx' 1569 Centre St.. Roslinflali' 3A Fairview St.. lifhllflflillt' Ill Augustus Ave.. Roslinflale 5ooo Washington St., 112 Ardale 226 Wren St.. 32 Manning 870 South 27 Ainsworth 3802 Washington 48 Cohasset 616 South 1 I7 Sycamore SI Rexhame XVest Ro:-:hurjy St., Roslindale Vsfest Rox lillffv' St St St St St St St St 56 Metropolitan Ave 29 Kittredge 3924 Washington 83 Ardale 33 Addington Rd., 16 Sherwood St St St VJ St Roslintlalt' Roslintlale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale est Roxbury Roslintlale 53 Hyde Park Ave.. Forest Hills 1454 Centre St.. Roslindale 22 Carroll St., XX'est Roxbury 36 Johnswood Rd 7 Charme Ave 101 Fletcher St.. 42 Stellman Rd 24 Atherton Ave I5 Preston Rd., VJ 1500 Centre St 5 3 Bradfield Ave 86 Birch St., XX' 8 Fawndale Rd 568 Hyde Park Ave 2 7 Lansdeer St.. XX' 532 Hyde Park Ave 121 Sycamore QQ Temple St.. St XX' 8 5 Neponset Ave Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale est Roxburv Roslindale Roslindale est Roxburv Roslindale Roslindale est Roxburv Roslindale Roslindale est Roxburv Roslindale 31 Woodbrier Rd., XX'est Roxburv 8 Tennyson St., XX'est Roxburv 16 Denton Terrace. Roslindale 166 Orange QI XX'alworth Sl Ainsworth 40 Burrough St .. 80 Kitlreclge 48 Birchwood I4 Crandall St.. Roslintlale St.. St.. Ja1 Roslindale Roslindale naiea Plain SI., ROSltIltl.'1le' St.. Roslintlale St., Roslindale Di Modica. Rose M. Dindio. Antonio. Jr. Dinneen. Helen M. Di Rienzo. Charles Dodge. Grace A. Doell. Charles H. Doherty. Evelyn A. Doherty. Thomas H. Dolan. Anna R. Donohue. Anna Nl. Donovan. Daniel F. Donovan. Dorothy Nl. Donovan. Mary E. Donovan. Thomas J. Dorsey. Arthur C. Doyle. Dorothy T. Driscoll. Louise F. Driscoll. Mary L. Driscoll. Mary Y. Ducey. Florence A. Dunkerley. Margaret M. Dunkerley. Paul A. Dunn. Marion C. Dwyer. Nlary T. Edmunds. Lorraine T. Egan. Barbara A. Eldridge. Eleanor l. fl Elliot. Betsy H. England. Cieorge E. Ennis. Charles S. Falcone. Rose M. Fay. Dorothy M. Fay. Rita A. Feeney. Elizabeth A. Femino. Peter G. Fennell. Agnes L. Ferguson. Katherine A. Finigan. Eleanor Finigan. Katherine M. Finkelstein. Muriel M. Finley. Vera K. Fish. .loseph F. Fish. Marion l. Fitzpatrick. Thomas li. Flagg, XVarren l.. Flanagan. Laura M. Flanagan. Virginia B. l'lynn. Doris H. Flynn. Hazel XV. Flynn. Mary F. IO '53 37 Stellman Rd.. 5 7 Cornell St. 38 Vfhitford St.. 4271 XVashington St.. Roslindale Roslindale Roslindalr Raslindal: 117 Redlands Rd.. XVest Roxbury 32 Parklawn Rd.. XVest Raxbury 49 Stellman Rd.. Roslindale 139 Dent St.. XVest Roxbury 226 XVeld St.. 6A Mendum St.. 22 Glenburne Rd.. 44 Charme Ave.. American Legion Highway. Roslindal: Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale 22 Cilenburne Rd.. Vfest Roxbury I1 Friendship Rd.. Mattapan 512 Hyde Park Ave.. I5 Averton St.. 40 Richwood St.. XV 1442 Centre St.. 9 Fawndale Rd.. 25 Roseclifl St.. 25 Rosecliff St.. Roslindale Roslindale est Roxbury Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale SI Redlands Rd.. XVest Roxbury 42 Fairview St.. Roslindale 4 Eldridge Rd.. Forest Hills Sl Sanborn Ave.. XVest Roxbury 39 Bexley Rd.. Roslindale 33 Howitt Rd.. XVest Roxbury IQ Basto Terrace. Roslindale 157 Temple St.. Vylest Roxbury IQ Denton Terrace. Roslindale 66 Sanborn Ave.. XV 6 2 Aldrich St.. 1 o 2 Brown Ave American Legion Highway est Roxbury Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale 2oo Maple St.. Vy'est Roxbury 89 5 Canterbury St.. Roslindale 2f'O Corey St.. Vylest Roxbury 270 Corey St.. XV 39 Elgin St.. XV 231 Cornell St 23 Asticou Rd 461 PJCeCl7 Sl. 36 Fletcher St.. 8 Tyndale St 6 5 6 Beech St 8 Sa nborn A ye.. est Roxbury est Roxbury Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale 447 Belgrade Ave.. XVest Roxbury 447 Belgrade Ave.. XXX-st Roxbury 4049 XVashington St.. XX'es1 Roxbury Flynn. Rosemarie Foley, James D. Frasca, Anthony R. Fubel. Margaret G. Gaines, Josephine J. Gatto, Nicholas F. Gavagan. Dorothy A. Gavagan. Evelyn G. Gebhard. Virginia J. Genco, Titina R. George, Ralph H. Gibbons, John J. Gibbons. Ruth Giorgio, Eleanor A. Giuggio, Richard A. Glad ney. Patricia B. Glancy, Agnes M. Glancy. John J. Glasheen, June E. Godinho, Everett J. Gofl, Margaret E. Goldenbaum, Viola Nl. Goode, Kathleen J. Goodwin. Frances J. Gottwald, Alice M. Granlund, Gertrude Grazado. Conchetta Greenburg, Richard Greene, Dorothy F. Greene, Edward F. Greene, Marion V. Grube. Jennie Guillemette. Bertha Guittar, Marjorie E Haggman, Aide B. Hall. John Norman Hall, Natalie R. Hallisey. Mary M, Hamburger, Margery Hammond, John J. Hanlon. George E. Harvey, Helen J. Hatch, Haliburton H. Hefler, Virginia E. Herlihy, E. Esther Hermanson, Gladys Higgins, Charles M. Higgins, Ruth C. Hines, Marie A. Hogan, Frances M. 354 Vvlelrl ht.. Vxiest '3fj4O Vvlashington St.. lfj Roseclilli Si. 7 C,1l't1K't't' Ve.. io Stellnian Rd.. 31 Firth Rd.. gl ljblfltlwcicmtl Roslinf Roslindal R islindal Ro.-.11t1r. Roslindali Rosl1nd.il1 Roslindal 81 Bradwood St.. Roslindal 4349 Vvlashington St.. 65 Metropolitan Ave.. Ri islinr Roslindal 44 Congreve St.. Roslindalt 4379 Vv'ashington St.. Roslindal 7 Parlxlawn Rd., XVest Roxhurx I5 Elven Road Roslindal 75 Vifalworth St.. Roslindal I2 Colberg Ave., Roslindalt 44 Vwlalter St., Roslindal 44 Vwlalter St., Roslindal 64 Glendower Rd.. Roslindal 36 Vershire St., Vwlest Roxbury 2 Hyde Park Ave.. Jamaica Plain 185 Nletropolitan Ave., Roslindalc 169 Metropolitan Ave.. Roslindal 3 Rosemere Court. Roslindal 38 Partridge St.. XVest Roxhurx 2565 Centre St.. XVest Roxhuri 8 Casper St.. XVest Roxhurx 151 Cottage St., Vvlest Roxhurx 73 Vvlellsmere Rd., Roslindal IOI Rowe St 311 Nletropolitan Ave 21 Salman St., XV 412 Baker St.. XY 5 Seymour St 4 Hillview Ave 67 Congreve St 40 Sy m mes St.. 18 Charme Ave Roslindal Roslindal est Roxhurx est Roxhurx Rosl inclal Roslindal Roslindal Roslindal Roslindal 18 Ruskin St.. XVest Roxhurx 4 3 Sherwood St 5o Florence bt 192 Gardner St., XY Roslindal Roslindal est Roxliurx 1830 Centre St., XVest Roxliurx io lona St 2' Johnsxvood Rd 85 Florence St 8 Pallirev St 54 South Fairview 81 I4 Churchill Rd.. XY 2'8 Vermont St.. XY n5l l u5l l Roslindal Roslindal Roslindal Roslindal l1OSlllltl.'ll l.llx 1 X 1 1 lal- loxhtirx loxlaurx Hogan. Lillian A. Hudson, Eleanor R. Huether. Helen M. Hughes. Jean A. Hutchinson. Hazel E. lhley. Eleanor R. cle loanilli. Josephine C. Jost, Miriam L. Joyce. John J. Julio, Eda E. Kane. Robert J. Keady, John E. Kearney, Robert T. Keating. Alice Keefe, Mary J. Keenan, Doris M. Keenan, Thomas W. Kelley, Anna N. Kenney, Helen J. Keohane. Evelyn M. Kerr, Dorothy H. Kilgallon, Eleanor Kindamo, Anthony King, Dorothy T. King, Mary J. Kinnear, Dorothy W. Kirchgassner, Marie E. Kneeland, Margaret M Kratzer, Margaret J. Kutz. Dorothea M. Lachinsky, Mary E. Landers, Joseph E. Lane, Mary R. Lang. Mary E. l.audat0, Rosalie Lawton, Virginia M. Le Blanc. Bernard L. Lent, Lois E. Lento, Carmella M. Leonard, Edward V. Leonard, Mary C. Leonard, Mary E. Lewis. Dorothea L Lorenz, Edward E. Lunsford. Elizabeth Lynch. William Lyon. Doris T. Lyons. Helen C. Lyons. Mary T. Mac Donald. E. Marie CQf8.S eel, Il Eawndale Rd.. Roslindale 5 Schirmer Rd., West Roxbury 1435 Centre S.t. Roslindale 36 Howitt Rd., Vylest Roxbury 1073 South St.. Roslindale I5 Hillview Ave., Roslindale 70 Cowing St., VJest Roxbury 33 Westover St., Vv'est Roxbury 356 Metropolitan Ave 124 Peters St 26 Bradford Ave S3 Seymour St 5 7 Seymour St., QI Selwyn St 294 Corey St., Vw' Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale est Roxbury 288 Bellevue St.. Vvfest Roxbury 24 Atlantic St., West Roxbury 16 Allen St.. Roslindale Q0 Walworth St., Roslindale III Perham St., Vvfest Roxbury 232 Cornell St.. Roslindale 61 Durnell Ave.. Roslindale 7 Charme Ave., Roslindale 80 Hyde Park Ave.. Jamaica Plain 129 Cornell St., Roslindale 28 Eletcher St., Roslindlae 38 Bexley Rd., Roslindale I5 Willowdean Ave.. Vw'est Roxbury 218 Metropolitan Ave., Roslindale 139 Poplar St.. Roslindale 4069 Washington St., Roslindale 6 Tappan St., Roslindale 169 Willow St., W'est Roxbury 138 Sycamore St.. Roslindale 26 Summer St.. West Roxbury 26 Tower St.. Eorest Hills 45 Granfield Ave., Roslindale 1078 South St., Roslindale 238 Poplar St.. Roslindale 74 Gardner St., Vvfest Roxbury 75 Corey St., Vwlest Roxbury 4043 Vslashington St., Roslindale 5 Brahms St., Roslindale 90 Durnell Ave., Roslindale 60 Southbourne Rd., Jamaica Plain 55 Johnswood Rd 38 Ardale St 7 Ardent St 87 Maynard St.. ll Bonad Rd., XV Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale est Roxbury Mac Isaac. John J. Mac Kenzie, Isabel C. lylagee, Margaret M. Mahfouz, George Mahoney, Eleanor M. Mahoney, Elizabeth J. Maier. Anne Maloof, Alice lylancini, Pasquale Manning, John J. lylaranyille, Elorence P. Marcantonio, .Joseph E. Nlarple. Priscilla R. Marshall, Lloyd J. Marshalsea, Jean E. Massimino, Camilla S. Matheson, Gordon E. Mc Call, Anna E. lylc Donough, Margaret L. Mc Gillaway, Margaret V. Mc Gowan, Bernard T. lylc Grath, Edward G. T. lblc Kenney. John R. Laughlin, Marie L. Leod, Douglas J. McNabb, James E. McNulty, Bernard J. McTernan, Robert E. Mc Mc Megliola, Gioyena M. Megliola, Mary L. Melia, Margaret A. Melia, Marylouise Meyers, Katharine C. Miele, Louis P. Mitchell, Ann M. Mitchell, Virginia R. Moennig, Doris R. Morrill, Charles J. Mortenson, Melvin Motta. Albina R. Mugrditchian. Anna A. Mullcern. Geraldine M. Murphy. Elorence E. Murphy, Kathleen M. Murray, Anna M. Napoleon, Elizabeth C. Nashawaty, Thomas A. Neill, Robert J. Nelson, Dorothy A. E. Newton. Carlos E. GQ7 25 Denton 'lerrate 2 2 Conway St . Rfislniflalu .. lifhllllflftli. 7 Coniston Rd.. Roslindale 4988 Vylashington St., XV 51 Amherst St est Ro:-iburt' Roslinflale 153 Cummins Highway, Roslinrlale 55 iXfjlL'll'tJI7tJlllJTl Aye West Roxbury Parkway. XX' I4 Cornauba St 24 Eastbourne St.. 3o Churchill Rd.. QI Cornell St 40 Hawthorne St.. 1 1 1 Sycamore 2oo Kittredge St.. 440 Hyde Park Aye 646 South Stl St.. ., Rtislindale est R1 1:-:bur'.' ., Roslindale Roslindale Vfest Roxbury .. Roslinclale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale 1922 Centre St., YX'est Roxbury 33 Gretter Rd., Roslindale 2310 Centre St., XVest Roxbury 58 Chesbrough Rd., NV-:st Roxbury IOS Durnell Aye QQ XValter St 50 Bradfield Aye I2 Vyfhitford St 35 Niclcisch Aye 38 5 8 Waslaingtcan St., 37 Nlontyale St 4o Maynard St 4o Maynard St 23 Bradiield Aye 23 Bradfield Aye.. ., Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale .. Roslinclale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale .. Roslindale Roslindale ., Roslindale Roslindale 51 Southbourne Rd., Jamaica Plain 26 Hayes Rd.. 1 ZQ Tyndale St 18 Mendum St.. 36 Cass St.. XV 137 Brown Aye 138 Roslindale Aye.. Roslindale .. Roslindale Roslindale est Roxbury ., Roslindale Roslindale 5018 Vylashington St.. XVest Roxbury Q72 3 South St.. 13' Poplar St Roslindale .. Roslindale 2436 Vfashington St., Roxbury 55 Penfield St.. Roslindale 57 Birchwood St.. XY IO Shaw St.. XV Sf Spring St.. XX' io Cedar St.. XY 1458 Centre St 2 5 5 Cummins Highway st Roxbury est Roxbury est Roxbury est Roxbury .. Roslindalt . Roslindale Nielson. Arthur J, Noonan. Edward C. Noonan. Alildred C. Xord. lfrling C, Norsigian. G.-orge li. Norton. Dorothy E. Norton. lrene Al. D'Hara. lilifabeth M Olson. lithel M. Panico. Eleanor C. Parks. Gsrtrude M. Parrish. Barbara A. Patterson. John XV. Pearson. Edna M. Pearson. Robert G. Pennie. Mary E. Perry. Herbert A. Picarello. Thomas C. Pittman, Marion L. Pizzano. Charles E. Polk. Ruth A. Poole. Esther M. Porter. Gladys Y. Povall. Dorothy E. Reid. Melrose B Ricci. Fred A. Reilly, Rita A. Ricci. Louis R. Richter. lirmgarde Nl. L. Riderf. Lois A. Rizzo, James M. Robison Paul B. Rock. Margaret M. Rogers. Charles XV. Rooney. Mary E. 9 Powle St.. Roslindale QQ Montclair Ave.. Roslindale IO6 Hyde Park Aye.. ll Mendelsohn St.. 5'8 Hyde Park Aye.. '33 South St.. 4465 Vfashington St.. I4 Rexhame St.. 95 Newburn St.. 1 Prospect Aye.. 35 Fletcher St.. 4346 XVashington St.. Forest Hills Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale 35 Delano Park. Roslindale 4 Albano St.. Roslindale 18 XVright Rd.. Vfest Roxbury 47 Metropolitan Ave.. Roslindale 3924 Vfashington St.. Roslindale 4301 XVashington St.. Roslindale 189 Manthorne Rd.. XVest Roxbury 38 Averton St.. Roslindale 2 33 Poplar St.. Roslindale 8 Catherine St.. Roslindale 111 XValworth St., Roslindale 38 Mendum St.. Roslindale 18 South XValter St., Roslindale 733 American Legion Highway. Roslindale 16 l-leathcote St.. Roslindale 3 fl Cornell St. Roslindale 131 Brown Ave.. Roslindale Q3 Birch St.. IQO Cornell St.. Roslindale Roslindale II Ardent St.. Roslindale 30 Gardenside St., Roslindale 20 Parquhar St.. Roslindale 412 Baker St.. XVest Roxbury Rossetti. l-eyia E. 25 Rockland St.. XVest Roxbury Rourke. Gertrude E. 8o Pinehurst St., Roslindale Rumbel. Robert L. 566 La Grange St.. XVest Roxbury Russo, Eleanor M. 194 Dtirnell Aye.. Roslindale Ryan. Pauline A. 8 Rockdale St.. Mattapan Ryder. Priscilla M. II March Ave., XVest Roxbury Rydstrom, lfranltlin XV. 6 Albright St.. XX'est Roxbury Sanimartino, l.illian M. 24 Summit St.. Roslindale Savage. Bryce XY. 4297 Vyhisliingtoii St., Roslindale Savage. ll. Ruth 34 Stimson Rd.. XXX-st Roxbury Sivage. Raymond .l, 47 Clement Ave.. NX'est Roxbury Schreiber. Marjorie ll. 2 Rosemere Cfourt. Roslindale Schroeder. Cifrda M. 62 Glendoxyer Rd. Roslindale Sebring. Rol'ert li. Sl l.orraine St.. Roslindale Shalhoub, Lillian l-. to De Soto Rd.. XX'est Roxbury Shannon, Catherine C. Shaughnessy, Jean E. Shimmin, Robert H. Shone, Edmund L. Siegel, Laurel Z. Sirignano, Conchetta C. Smith, Elmer J. Smith. Virginia C. Sotir, Rachie G. Sparkes, Patricia M. Spognardi, Aurelio M. Stanton, Mary G. Stein, William A. Strain, Harold C. Stukas, Jospeh H. Sullivan, Helen C. Sullivan, M. Phyllis Sullivan, Mary M. Taksery, Freda M. Tanzi, Mary V. Teichman, Rita F. Thompson, Fred C. Thornton, Joseph F. Thorp, Barbara H. Tilton, Wilma M. Trask, Matthew M. Travers, Bernardino Travers, Mary F. Travers, Ruth Uriot, Doris C. Vannah, William E. Vitello, Joseph J. Vogel, George N. Vozella, Carmen J. Waechter, Josephine M. Wall, Dorothy F. Walsh, Mary A. Walsh, Virginia J. Waterman. Gertrude M. Weir. Francis E. Wessels, Ernest C. Wheeler, Frederick H. Whiting, Frederick K. Wieher, Mildred E. Wills. Phyllis D. Wood, Dorothy E, Woods. Jeanne E. Young, Barbara G. Young, George B. I2 Bertson Aye., Vy't'st Ro:-.l1ur',' 135 Russett Rcl., XX 49 Dale St.. 253 Belgrade Aye., io Granfield Aye., 3984 Washington St., 698 Canterbury St., SQ Ainsworth St.. 3936 Washington St.. oo Orange St.. SQ Stellman Rd.. 2 l,orraine St.. 1494 Centre St., 7 Hamilton St.. Vw' 16 Clare Aye 1 O3 Poplar St.. t Ro:4bt1r',' Roslinflfilv Roslinrlale Roslinflale Roslintlale Roslintlalty Roslinclale Rsolinclale Roslinclale Roslindale Roslinclale Roslinclale est Roxbury Roslindale Roslinclale 36 Bogandale Rd.. NVest Roxbury 103 Poplar St., Roslindla 5oo4 Washington St., NVest Roxbury 6 Organ Park St., XVest Roxbury 1582 Centre St.. 235 Roslindale Aye.. est Roxbury 47 Aldrich St., I5 Baker Place. NV io Colgate Rd. 60 Vvlalter St.. 3 9 Bradfield Aye I4 Neponset Court. 1o1 Sycamore St Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale I4 Elgin St., XVest Roxbury 5 7 Hawthorne St.. 28 Meyer St., XV 12Q Vw'alter St., 34 Ayerton St., 53 Neponset Aye oo Ardle St S7 Ramsdell Aye., 65 Robert St., 18 Ethel Sr. I7 Farquhar St. II Heathcote St 43 Cliftondale St.. 8 East Caspar St., XX' 40 Ayerton St 1o35 South St 18 bleredith St.. XX' 27 Mount Clair Aye. 43 1 7 XVashington St 4? Philbrick St Roslindale est Roxbury Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale RUSliIttlDtle ROSl1IlLl.llC est Roxbury Roslindale Roslintlale Roxbury Roslintlale ., Roslindale 4 . .. lxosltndale U AUTOIEIQAIDHS ADVERTISEMENTS Q JULY or SEPTEMBER? ln business vou will need the subjects BRYANT '25 STRATTON offers. If you go to college you will be able to use some of them to good advantage. 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A Q ,sg 4 1- .s Vw' 'WT YQ J 's- 'Zi 4 L T , I-4'ig:..,: 3 1-ii T R fr N A ,i r ll fu S gx NIT! 5,25 -4,1 5 ff' 521 l 'E lx fl l W , ,fix t wi, ll fi :yin-ll V-,glTTlil,,li:2 . 'xqf fi M I fha! wzafemy of Hair and Beauty Culture 492 BOYLSTGN STREET, BOSTON, MASS. Kenmore 7286 lil D G Kennedljs Umlb UNDERGISRAD SHUP Because good taste constitutes good dress and because this ideal is reflected in all of our Under-Grad offerings, Kennedy's has won a reputation for making best dressers of high and prep school men. KENNEDY'S llofl NORTI-IEASTERN UNIVERSITY DAY DIVISION COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS OIIers .1 broad program of college suhiects serving as .1 foundation for the understand- ing ot modern culture, social relations. and technical achievement. Tl1e purpose of IIIIS proerain is to give the student .1 liheral and cultural education and a vocational competence which tits him to enter some specitic tvpe of useful emplovment, COLLEGE OE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Offers .1 college program witI1 broad and thorough training in the principles of husiness with spec1ali7ation in ACCOUNTING. BANKING AND IfIN.-XNCE. or BUSINESS XlANACiI2XIIiNT. Instruction is through lectures, solution ol' business problems, class discussions. motion pictures and talks hv business men. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Provides con1plete college programs in Engineering with professional courses in the fields ot' CIYIIM KIECHANICAI, IXVITH DIIQSEI.. AIQRONAUTICAI., AND AIR CON- DITIONING OPTIONS1. ELIQCTRICAIM CIIIEXIICAIH INDLISTRIAI, ENGINEER- ING, and I2NCiINIfIfRINCi ADMINISTRATION Students select. at the heginning of the sophomore vear. tl1e course in which thev intend to speci.1li7e. CO-OPERATIVE PLAN llie Co-operative Plan provides for .1 conilaination ot' practical industrial experience with classroon1 ii1struction. Llpperclassmen earn a portion ol their school expenses and make husintss contacts which prove valuable in later vears. DEGREES AWARDED I5-HIUUIUY OI Arts Pwacheloi' of Science EVENING DIVISION II3OR INIIN .XNIJ XYOXIINJ l'rot'iiIir1.J toniplele tornses wr tmieersiltf rfrutie. for 1711111 ,school tJI'cltILltlIt'.N who rind 11 lIt'tt',SNtlfU It: tu-rh tlrirzntl the dim Ilttl teish lit slirtftl lor further t1t1't'tmtemer7t. sci-toot or eusirsiess SCHOOL OF LAW . . Pre-Le al De artment IjI'UI1I'.IlIIS in Accounting, Nlanagenwnt, l,aw Y X9 P U and liusiness and in lgngaineering and Bust- IUVWISIYFS IO H1211 sflwel Ilf-Nlll-NUS -I UFO ness under instructors actuallv engaged in Sflm VI SIUKIIUQ WIUII'-IIVIII IO IIN IIVO W-U9 mx. mid. ,N er-huh they IL-Mi, ol college worls required lor admission to tI1e studv ol law. -g'l ol' graduates hold executive positions in I1usiness. Iureparation lor the C. In, A TI125CI10Q'OI I-aw ex.1n11nations. School grants B, Pa. A, de Prepares lor tI1e IXII' ex.1i11in.1tion and lor giree Individual courses .1v.1ilal1le to special the practice til law Case method oli in students struction l.l l'1, degree conlerred, firt111't:1il1's of Rf?XIf,Nil1.'lI If HIC,lI Nt llfltll nuttin lu' 111Ir1v1.'f1'ti teitliotif t'XtlV7TIY it IN il tl!tItIt'N me s11.'is!.it!--in to the IJ mirimeivt of ,liliirivsionv Catalog or Iurtlaer inliormation sent upon request NORTI-IEASTERN UNIVERSITY ISOSIKDN NI,XSS.XtfIIL'SI,Ii'li8 tio8i PARKE SNOW Inc. 744 SOUTH STREET ROSLINDALE LOOK AT PARKE SNOVV'S Firsf Por Your New Spring and Sumgntr DRESSES, COATS and SPORTS VVEAR 1 LADIESQM MENIS A roman cwmfs I IJQR nqyru J HI L LIIT' ..., Q, TT. '.1. 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XICHOLLS 31 POPLAR STREET ROSLINDALE PARKXVAY BATTERY SERVICE STATION 355 BELGRADE AVENUE XYEST ROXIBERY min .i. xiiiciiiiai., Telephone PARkway 2027-W TH Tel. PARkwz1y 5076 FRED C. HAILER. Ph. G. PHARJIAFIST -1198 'WASHINGTON STREET ROSLINDALE liogi II.0rcn Murchmsmn 51 CQ., Im. AllZ67'ffd',I' Film! Silvan! jezrefm' Cl-,-ISS RINGS. CL.-ISS PINS. .KIEDI-ILS :IND 'IIROPHIES Ohtzcial Jcwvlcr In RGSLINDMIS HIGH SfiHooL-CLASS OI5 1038 Telephone: LIBcrtv S162 8:8 PARK SOUARE BUILDING. BOSTON. XI.-XSSFKCI-IUSETTS Rcprcscntcd bv Erank A. EowIcr MODERN SHOE REPAIR SR-4 SOUTH STREET Hate CIcancd and Blocked-Shoes Shined All Vfork Guaranteed A. DE GRANDIS, Profv. VICTOR DRUG CO. UTM' Prfwrifvfirfrl Sfnrru IAXXII9 X. XILARPIIY. I-ir.. I'f'.: ':. 761' SOL'-EH STREET ROSI INDQXI E MORAN'S MENS SHOP IS POPLAR STREET ROSI.IND:'xI.E John B. Moran PLEASANT DRUG CO. -am xxuxsH1xcQTox STRISI-'T Rws1.1x1u,x1.1i The PINE PRESS 9 DORCHESTER AVENUE DORCHESTER MASS Back Bay Electrotype and Engraving Co. COLUMBUS AVENUE BOSTON MASS THE XVARRTQN KAY VANTINE STUDIO wishes to take this opportunity to thank the students and faculty members of the ROSLINDALE HIGH SCHOOL for the courteous treatment and cooperation extended to us during the academic school year. Vdc have enjoyed working with all of you and appreciate the conf hdence which had been placed in us. Vyle sincerely hope that this year will he the beginning of many more years of very pleasant business relationships with your school. 0000 The Warren Kay Vantine Studio, Inc 160 BOYLSTON STREET, BOSTON, MASS. lllll , a' - 12, 5 ln A. 1 9' xv, r 1 4:1 q. I 51' 4 5' fu - v .7 4 ,. ..,vf n ' - ,AA f'i- I 1 .. ' F. QA' r- ,f N.-. Y-ii L.. 1,124 lv pg., J.. J. l. - ., I 5,-ff ,, . ,. L' ' S' ' 11'- tw. p - , ,ne , '.xA1 , , P . f la.. fr-Q 4 ln. 1 17 JQ7f. :,3 T ,- .-r ,:. 1 . V -X .V J: ,gl-. Q' I -Q, r ,. s '-4 A '- - v A x . 1 sf A-, , '1 5. :.- ' ' , 1 x I , . s . -J- 1 . 'gm I 5 .- . v ' ' V ax-1 v .X 0 f v ' ' . . 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