Roslindale High School - Yearbook (Roslindale, MA)

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Sealvrl: Nlnrie lluglies. liutli Clfittselmlcl, bfolm Donoxan. Virginia Nlerrill. Iam-t Farrell. Stumlingg: Allin l:l'1lL'l'il5l0l'H, Virginia NIL-Coy, Alfred Broucllinrst, llolqxncl Driscoll, Bnrliara Scliuercli. ljleanor Sittig- CLASS DAY ClUXINII'li'l'ICE PETER DE GEORGE, presicling ADDRESS OF CLASS PRESIDENT CLASS XVILL VOCAL SELECTION Beyond The Blue Horizon ADDRESS V ALEDICTORY PIANO SELECTION Hustle of Spring CLASS HISTORY VOCAL SELECTION The Indian Love Call CLASS PROPHECY AIXIERICA page sixteen Dorothy Piranian, accompanist john McCloskey Barbara Schuerch Virginia Merrill Ruth Cottschald john Donovan Iulie Nelson Mr. Warren Lois Wolf Muriel McGovern Marie Hughes Alba Fraccastoro Roland Driscoll Arlene Susi Virginia McCoy janet Farrell Eleanor Sittig Alfred Broadhurst Class of 1945

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First Row: Roland Driscoll. Donovan. Alfred Broadhurst, Ralph DiAngelo, Daxid Holleran, john Second Row: Jean Schnetzer, Edith Foley, Virginia Ziedelis. Mildred Trautinan, lean Beck, Geneva Christie, Marie Third Row: John McCloskey, Hughes, Mary Prendergast. Virginia Miller, Alha Fraccastoro, Miss Aznive, Miss Burke, Miss Toland. Miss Daly, Miss Flannelly, Elinor Hylen. Priscilla Shaw, Peter Dt-George, Fourth Row: Patricia Rogers, Paula XVinston, joan Prindeville, Helen Ncas, Nancy Clark Barhara Schuerch, Virginia Merrill. Lorraine McKinnon, Mahel Bartlev, Gertrude Yiiliiiliiiiillli EUMMIHH Geneva Christie Ralph D'Angelo Mabel Bartley Alfred Broadhurst Alvera Cardillo Nancy Clark john Donovan Edith Foley Alba Fraccastoro Marjorie Ball Frank Broadhurst EDITOR-IN-CHIEF lean Beck ASsof:1A'rE EDITORS Roland Driscoll Ruth Gottschald ASSISTANT Emrons Vail Haak David Holleran Marie Hughes Elinor Hylen Edwin Lougee III Gertrude McLaug Virginia Merrill Virginia Miller ART Caroline Faulstich Lorraine McKinnon BUSINESS hlin Thomas O'Connell Mildred Trautinan Helen Neas Mary Prendergast Joan Prindeville Patricia Rogers Barbara Schuerch Arlene Susi Paula XVinston Jean Schnetzer Virginia Ziedelis jean Gardner julie Nelson Barbara Johnson Priscilla Shaw page fifteen

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