Roslindale High School - Yearbook (Roslindale, MA)

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DORIS L. BACON Honor Student '42, '43 Spanish Club 2 Orchestra 3 Girls' Bowling Club 2 Doris is an accomplished musician and student. Her pleasant charm has made her very popular. VIRGINIA A. BAKER Honor Student '43 Glee Club 2 A redhead is Virginia and also a songbird. You may be sure she'll be successful, no matter what her goal. ROBERT A. BALLARD Track Team I He is a noncbalant fellow who is very popular among his schoolmates, and he will go far with his pleasing personality. XVANDA BARBAROXVICZ Girls' Bowling Club I YVanda is always ready with a laugh. All the luck in the world, YVanda. KEVIN J. BARLOXV Year Book Committee I Band 1 Orchestra I Kevin is one of those students who gets good marks without much difficulty. It must be a gift. NIARY R. BARLONV Klary, with her expressive ey es and pretty blonde hair, is a favorite with one and all. ELIZABETH BI. BARNICLE Honor Student '42, '43 Tuttler Staff 1 Debating Society I Playmakers 1 Iunior Red Cross I Girls' Bowling Club 2 Betty can't decide whether to be a business or language teacher. ANNA E. BARR Anna is ambitious and re- liable. She will certainly make a good secretary. Her neatness and sense of humor are famous. FREDERICK BARRETT Cadet Officer I Track Team 2 Baseball Team 2 Frederick is a good-natured fellow with loads of personality. Ilis smiling countenance makes him popular. ANNETTE T. BEAUPRE llonor Student '42, 343 Student Council I Quiet and demure, Annette goes through school. IIer clever remarks keep the girls laughing. page lzcciity-fir:

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SHIRLEY R. ADAMS Debating Society I ' Clee Club 2 Cirls' Bowling Club 1 Friendly and smiling Shirley hasn't decided on her goal, but we wish her success and happi- nessl LUCILLE M. ALBUSHEIS Brown-eyed, vivacious Lucille is a constant source of amuse- ment to her friends. Her witty remarks always provoke laugh- ter. BARBARA H. AMMIDOXVN Senior Council 1 Year Book Committee 1 Tzlttler Staff 1 Tutflcr Representative 3 Debating Society 2 Playmakers 1 Clee Club I3 Our Debating Society presi- dent has a very charming per- sonality. DOROTHY V. ANDERSON Riding Club 1 Tall, blonde Dot is a pleasure to know. May happiness be with her always! ELIZABETH H. ANDERSON Spanish Club 2 Debating Society 1 Girls' Bowling Club 3 Betty, blonde and petite, plans to enter Simmons next fall. We wish her success in her chosen field, nursing. MARIE R. ANDERSON Quiet, reserved and a pleasant crinversationalist, Marie is one ot the outstanding artists in the class. .IOSEPHINI5 E. ARINI Cirls' Bowling Club 3 Josephine is a rather quiet, studious person. Musically in- clined, she plays the accordion beautifully. BEVERLY P. ARTZ A blonde beauty is Beverly, full of fun and laughter. May she have success in every under- taking! -IOHN R. ARNOLD Cadet Officer 1 Junior Red Cross 1 Football Team 2 Track Team 3 john has a theory of his own in math. He calls it the 6-2 dimension. LUCY M. ASHIIAN Lucy is small and full of fun. Lncv's favorite sports are danc- ing, swimming, and tennis. The number IIIIIICYIIC'-S' the uunilicr of Ifl'f1l'-S' in which the student parlicipulccl in cflclz activity.

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iEAN M.BECLEY Spanish Club 1 She's full of fun, so whenever there's mischief in the air you'll find jean has something to do with it. MAR-IORIE L. BENNETT Setting-up Drill Leader Margie, is a congenial fun- loving girl with a gay sense of humor. Sho finds much pleasure in roller skating. MARGARET E. BIGCY Margaret is full of fun and laughter, always ready with a joke. LEO R. BILODEAU Spanish Club 2 Cadet Officer 1 Football Team 1 Track Team 3 Boys, Bowling Club 2 Leo, the fellow with a music- al name, is always ready with a joke. YVONNE C. BIRD Girls' Bowling Club 3 Yvonne is aigeyser of chatter, but what would we do without her eifervescence and witty re- marks? page fu'cnty-.six ,Lal ,,av 1 74 1 ANN E. BLOOMFIELD Honor Student '42, '43 Senior Class Secretary Senior Council 1 Tuttler Representative 1 Clee Club 3 junior Red Cross Rcprcscnta- tive 2 Girls' Bowling Club 2 Ann makes a success of every- thing she attempts. joANNEcLBoHN Joanne, one of our book- keeping students, is quiet and always readv to help her friends. EDMUND T. BONVLER lust recently retired from the P. O., Edmund is an example of what every classroom should not be without. He has a wit of his very own which he puts to good use, KATHERINE M. BRADY Quiet and unassuming in school, pretty, dark Katherine is sure to win all hearts where- ex er she goes. HARRIET C. BROADNVATER Girls, Bowling Club 2 Harriet is bubbling over with laughter and carries on a humorous conversation. Swim- ming is her hobby. A