Roslindale High School - Yearbook (Roslindale, MA)

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l Il li I l ji fl i yl 1 I Y 3 1 l l l I ii . 4 4 l F r ii 4 jl I 9 1 l i 2 I r l 4 i Know all men by these gifts: YVe, the class of one thousand nine hundred and fortv-four of Roslindale High School, the Countv of Suffolk, the home of beans and what have vou, do solemnly swear in this vear of Leap, being of sound left hook and sturdv right and having proved ourselves according to prescribed law not to be lunatics or infants, for bothlj do hesitatingly admit this to be our last NVill and Testament. Since it is suspected that the majoritv of students have physically, if not mentally, arrived at the legal age necessary for the drawing up of a XVill, we do hereby transmit and segregate our dwindling estate in SHANGRI-LA as follows: To THE Facuifrx' wig no BEQUE.-XTH To our Headmaster, Mr. lVarren-our sincere wishes for a long and happy life. the realization of which our ceaseless attempts to enjoy ourselves have probably hindered. To Mr. Gately-a comfortably padded lounging chair and a staff of trained assistants to aid him in his strenuous labor. To Coach Murray-some football players. preferably the sturdy type. five feet or over. To Miss Harrington -the ideal class which actually shares her enthusiasm for Shakespeare. To To To manner. To To To To swiftly To To during To To To To and pol To floor. To Mr. Pickett-a record book with a bell on it. Miss Dee-a class of flexible females. Miss Marjorie Riley-our envv of her laughing eyes and charming Mr. Roche-a new collection of quotations. Miss Neal-a set of unbreakable test tubes. Miss Hush-a typing class that might ruffle her just a little bit. Mr. Hartigan-we donate a large knife with which Gaul can be and painlessly divided. Miss Daly-a hat even more unique than those she al1'eady has. Mr. MacGregor-a box of caramels with which to occupy himself studies. Miss Rosemary Reilly-a new group of admiring seniors. Miss Cogan -the memorv fand brnisesllj of her angelic little seniors. To THE SCHOOL we no nEQUE,x'r1r: the Cafeteria- an abundant supply of icebergs. the Corridors-the loving memory of our gently modulated tones ite replies to our superiors who have so often tried our patience. the Gymnasium-the echo of our timid treadn on its shiny-shiny the 107 Staircase -a few mutilated corpses which plainly tell the tale. page fifteen

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. fir I ' ' ' THE 'arc-JHOr'.S ' N0 ! QILLO Llrv Y Hu up-4! vii' -4. 'gi 3 XIX-J GEL' 'V A I I lf A -'I . l, In 4-I R ni . lx QD fft v w . ' f I ll T2 1 wif f QI 6 X Un? Afwnanv nrrufiuy GOT .Yami Sfrvrons ro Pz.,4i FUOAIBRL 1. 7Hf5' Jfnfanffgnnayf KN zyf i GER-fit IFNIJR C 1.n55j f . K9 N D X 1 l 'll A .1 ,Xb psy ww i VXQBKFQ-i T iilggiilifgliigitwg 332 -- TNI PRUM Lf- THIFFWERF CARS YHXJ' YIHF, '27-5? l't?E Qi? . A ,Q , . ,, , 1 5 I . Ti A .il X - i L-' ' , J'f'Nr 0 8 0 V: H4 VE ufwf'0RM 'ffzougrg If fin I F fl A NF, X DNF 0 FL if E ' cf j if Lli I i I i I il it NEW, V OLD El' GIORGL' lV7f4CKENZff K4 4' AND ROBERT Zaffns '44' ,wage fo111'ff.'z'l1 - Should the Government Snlisidize College Education after tlic- XVzn '- the spiritcfd cle-lmtf-1-s - thi- nltiinzitcf winnr-i' from our seliool, Priscilli Slmvsr fclziss of '45 J P , ,,. .. -tlif inslming nssc-mlmly in invinory of tlie lute Major Km-Ile-y-luis life-lilfcc' portrait pix-smite-cl to tlie scliool by tlic' class of 19-ll - we can IIOVUI' f0l'U'Cf this splendid Drill Nluster and soldxlr. -- oni' successful senior proni - that hectic grznid murcli - thc- good-looking young men - the colorfnlly gowned young ladies? -the agonizing Ul'lli'2ll at XVzn'rvii Kew x7lllltl!ll'lS -how many times did :fan liave to go back? - Constrnctiyely Present - the lielpfnl assistance many Rossie-ites gave to the depurtincnt stores at Christinas - how much did you earn? - the pseudo-epidemie of colds or what- liave-yon, which we expected but which did not eventuate, when a certain crooner was in town? - the fun welve had for three years - the work we've done - the things we-'ve learned - they've gone fast - these years. -- REMEMBER - dont forget! Barbara Anzmiflown Claire Larkin Kevin. Barlow

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To 'rnia juxiou Ci.Ass XVe leave the school -or rather, whats left of it. To TIIIC SOPIIONIORE CJLASS XVe leave nothing, for the siinple reason that we cant see thein from our lofty pedestals. C 0 O 0 O OO 0 0 9 The following specimens of the 1'z1rn1'.s't student body have ceased their habitual studying lor a inoinent to niake the following bequests: .Xl Tobin leaves his solenin proinise not to run for a second terin unless the European XVar continues. Marion Doherty leaves the key-note to her success- Study.i' Rarbara .fXininidoun leaves in search of a pair of roller skates to whiz to and from 106 in a hurry. Fred Rarrett leaves lfllenftor about five ininutes. Yvonne Rird leaves a poetic masterpiece for Miss Scannell. The U'Keel'e Twins, those inodel exainples of terpsichorean grace. leave Arthur Murray the correct way of dancing the rluunba. .Iinnny Conboy leaves. and the ceilings sigh with relief. :Xrlene Mack and Nancy XVinchester leave their flawless profiles. Marcia Dullie leaves in one ol' her latheris jackets. Kevin Rarlow leaxes lor the .Nriny :Xir Corps. Dot Dolan leaves an 'i.i Xdains llatn to anyone who'll listen to her. Sis Kelley donates her permanent nienibership in the Detention Club to sonie juvenile iunior. Louise Dunkerlv leaves Mr. Roche the discovery that the cube root of to the fifth power. plus the trigonoinetric logarithm of cotangent something or other, all divided by the irrational national debt. gives one infinitely large headache. Rene Dawson and Margery Dickerson leave their undying friendship. Anne Kelly leaves us inarveling at her efhciency. John lvarson leaves the 2:30 pool club. Mary Reagan and the Russos leave their flashy plaid shirts. Retty Rogers leaves in search of a powder puff. Dot VanRael follows- Rarb Tierney leaves Miss Flannelly a special depository for gum. ,lim Mulrooney leaves a hole in Rossies line. .lean Vance leaves us with this astounding statement: A fatalist is a person who doesnt bother to look up or down the street when he crosses itf' lune Manchester leaves in search of inore Navy souvenirs. Margaret Lennon leaves with her unidentical twin.-Ruthie, of course. Nan Lord leaves Mr. Roche with this statement Trig and my brain, even as fire and water. do not mix. Martin Cain leaves this cold weather for Panama. Ann Havey donates an alarin clock to herself. She needs itl Shirley Gardner leaves on horseback. Ginny Lee leaves her host of friends and sweet personality-we'll never forget her. . Virginia Trask leaves her much used make-up kit and echoes of her lovely voice. 'Norinyn Shea leaves in his Ford fwith a pushll page .s'i.rfeen