Roslindale High School - Yearbook (Roslindale, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1946 volume:

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' J :L .4 U , 1 A .,-o ' .' '.Q'F E.ul j ' 1-Afwfff-'ri. v '..a .'1 , f,rlw 2 ,- , ' .vp-f' , 1. k. , A . - lf. . .- :, v'.l ' 1' 1 4 .-.. H 'I LMI. 'X .'. ' , I.. ' -..'...'.4N1:.'4rX1u.f.:iifw: It Immun n Zrfreufzfrd Ten years of service is the record of Roslindale High School, which was established in 1936 to meet the needs of the only growing section of Boston. Through its five courses it has prepared ten classes of girls and boys to take part in the life of the community during the most critical years of our country's existence -years that have brought us depression, war, and, in our time, peace. Our school has done its task well. VVe, the Vlass of 194-6, have enjoyed its benefits, have shared in the crystallization of some of its traditions, and have founded still others. In our school's deccnnial year we offer our Yearbook as the record of the achievements of Roslindale High School and of our own small contribution to them, as proof of the school's service to Roslindale and to lVest Roxbury. THE YEARBCDO 301' 7946 ,fl Smiar Publimfian TENTH ANIVERSARY J-Wh Schoal Kasliudala Mass MR. AMBROSE B. WARREN flaw! ,Master Um' Head Ma fer is' Mas' age In extending my congratulations to you, the class of nineteen forty-six, I wish to compliment you on the timely theme which you have chosen for your Year- book, and on the excellent way in which you have developed it. Your high school days have been spent in a period which will never be omitted from the history books which future generations will study. Its importance and signqicance are tremendous and beyond our ability to predict, but we cannot but feel that the thousands of boys and girls throughout the land who are assuming the responsibilities of citizenship will apply sober and serious thought to the problems which face them in the administration of civic affairs,elocal, state, and national. This year is your school's decennial, and that means more in your case than you might at first suspect. It means that your school was practically one hun- dred per cent engaged in the war effort. Every young man graduate was of an age to make him eligible for service in the armed forcesg many of the young women graduates were engaged in some kind of service which contributed to the war effort, and those of you who were in school during the war years made your contributions through service in the junior Red Cross, as helpers in the rationing program, as workers in place of men who had gone to war, and in purchasing stamps and bondsg practically everyone, graduate and student, was doing his part. So, as you finish your studies in high school, you may justly feel proud that you had a part in the history of Roslindale High School's first ten years, and that your three years, coming at the end of the decade, were characterized by service for your country in its struggle to maintain and preserve Freedom, Liberty, and justice. Your Head Master hopes that individually and collectively you will continue to find pleasure and satisfaction in so conducting your activities that you can justly claim that your service has been a worthy contribution to the progress of civilization and to the establishment of peace and good will among all mankind. The young people of the Class of 194-6 are not the only ones who are graduating from Roslindale High School this June. XYith them there goes a man who has seen much of the world which his young companions enter so eagerly. Yet he belongs among them: if we look at him we can not help but see in his eyes the twinkle that will ever be youthful. After long and faithful service, Mr. Francis J. Vonlin is leaving the classrooms which have been such an im- portant and absorbing part of his life. No matter how large or how numerous its classes may be in the fu- ture, our school will seem a little lonely without him who has served it so well. During the years that we have known Mr. Cfonlin we have become devoted to him with an affection which springs from admiration, respect, and gratitude. NYe admire him because he is a gentleman in the purest sense of the word. In this patient and understanding man we have seen a teacher who was doing his utmost to aid us. English is perhaps the most difficult subject in which to interest the average student, but few indeed were the pupils who did not look forward to an English class with Mr. Conlin, whose wit and sagacity made each period too short. NYe respect him because he undertook each task with the same energy that was evident in his every action. Almost single-handed he has turned out edition after edition of the Taftlerg he can be proud of his work which has always been entirely for our benefit. We are grateful to him because he has enriched our lives by his very presence. Any of us who have had the privilege of daily association, even for only one year, with this jovial and kindly man could not help but absorb some fraction of the fine qualities which have earned him our undying love. We shall miss Mr. Fonlin. We hope that he will miss us, but, even more than that, 'we hope that his influence will stay with us to guide us in our association with everyone who, in the future, will cross our paths. MR. FRANCIS J. CONLIN 41 LI LTY During the years 1 9 3 6- 1 9 4 6 we and our predecessors have known that, regard- less of the difficulties we were to encounter, we were assured at all times of the Hrm, guiding hands, and of the friendly, encouraging advice of our Headmaster and of our Faculty. We knew that theirs was an inspiring example for us to emulate, and that the road ahead would be all the clearer and easier because of their tireless efforts in our interest. Most of all, we have felt that our only suitable remuneration to them will be our untiring maintenance of the splendid traditions of the school-traditions for the establishment of which our Head Master and our Faculty have done so much. SERVICE Through Guidance HEAD or DEPARTMENTS , , . .,.. ,,,.., ,. ,vu Y -., M .,..,..,,. ,W v, l n,xxr'ls'.l. VUNLIN .XNAs'r.xsI.x IZ. Vnxxolc A -Cf' 'fix . f'f - , . ',K, K Iqiu, f,7fq Q -: A l 'l'mm.xs l . flX'I'l'Il.Y IIlc1,1cN.x NI, fll'w1cx' 'l'1nmAw AX. I'Ir'K1-:TT Jonx I . Rrwrm Ill-:max IS. .-Xxnlcrcssux 4111.14-14: N. AXZNIVIC Iflnwmw H. BURKE Lom-:T'1'A J. BVRKI-3 I IJ I N INIARY C. CLAYTON IXIATTLDA E. COGAN V WIl,I.I.m .I. c1UNNINHII,'XlNI Rosle A. D.XI,Y AIARIE CT. I I.ANNI4:l,I.Y I':'I'Hl'1I, H. I I,I'ITl'IIl'IH. 4, ' 1 - -,Qfi A 2 S 'I 'Q , F I , ,.,, A I if ff 1 C'u.x1f1,l4:s W. fll,l'IASUN AIULLIIC P. c1l,ICI'lKM,XN LUCILE A. HARRINGTON XXYILLIAIWI A, HAHTRGAN 'l'nI,l+:lf:N M. Ihzrzm' ,XN'1'uNm Iluxxlmm f:R.Xf'l4I NI. l m:xlc'l'x' ffxlfll IF. 1QM,l.3,l,.1 '69 G I,AI'l.INlC Ummm: NIARY IC. II.-mmwK FACULTY ? E ,Xlf'I'lIl'R .I. ll.xn'rlx Klum l', Ill-znwux' Dmm'l'l1l':.x NI. Iilf:l,l,l-:Y .Ius14:l'rllw: if lir:l.f.lf:Y M.xmaAm:'r A. Ll-zufsox NIILTUN If- M-Wf5Rl'3HUH NI.XlHi.XHli'l' Nl. KANI4: f.ll.XRI,l1jS lgwpgyf 5 s 2 ,s E L e 4 34 4 Q' 1 i 1 . 1 : I 3 Ii.x'1'ln-:mxlc lirqmwasl .Imm J. I,ANnR1m.N DQRUTHEA K. BI.1.c'm:uD CLARE L. IXIARTPJLI. I I I I h JoHN 6'. INICCQUCK1AN FREDERICK J. MURRAY AIARY IC. NIQA1. FnAxc'1s Ii. O'BRIlCN MARY RIGID 23' 1. 6 x I 4 . 43, FRAN4'1s IC. R1-:YNOLUS C'1..x1m: L. Rl'ANr: Aram-:s V. Sc'ANNm.I '1 liwsm1Am' L. Rl4:I1.1.x' . IXIARY KI. S'1'.xx'HINns DIARY F. SULLIVAN DIARY 'POLAND IIICLICN L. XVALSII 3I11.mc1'1n M. XVAHIJ GERTRUDE F. XVHELAN ALMA ML. XVOLISE L QNO Picturesj EZMMA L. GR.AxIw1r:l.n Iflcxxvxs M. Iiuxln AIAIKY IC. RIN I I I I I I I I I I I I I fs' S ERVI We are proud of the service of Roslindale in time of war. At home, each of us tried to do his part, Whether he was a teacher or a pupil. As a group the faculty registered 2,591 men for Selective Service, took and gave First Aid and Air Raid Pre- caution courses, and issued 18,800 ration books. As individuals they served as members of the Aircraft Warning Services, members and chairmen of OPA price panels, victory gardeners, directors of War Loan Drives, organizers of community recreation, USO, and Red Cross units, secretaries and workers in war plants and federal bureaus, members of the Coast Guard CTD, and Nurse's Aids, Gray Ladies, and Dietitians in civilian and veterans' hospitals. Many were blood donors. Girls and boys in the school subscribed 827,693.13 in War Bonds and Stamps, and worked as clerks at the local rationing board. Each war year forty-nine per cent of the pupils worked part-time in offices, factories, and stores. Girls made 12,575 surgical dressings, and a group of second-year girls issued by mail 14-1,800 copies of War Book III. Many boys and girls did Red Cross work, served at USO canteens, at Air Raid Warning Centers, and at hospitals. We are proud of all this, but we can find no words to express our admiration and respect for our brothers, our sisters, our cousins, and our friends who, educated as We have been at Roslindale High School, offered their lives in the service of their country. ERVICE In WarTlme 1,4-X I , I A '-4' MQ Wx II Ili 'lihcy gave their lives in thc service Of their country . . IXIAJOR ALB!-IR'I' J. KELLEY, U. S. Army lllmlvr, llfililzulv Drill PvT. CHAs. ATKINSON, U.S.A.A.F Clfzxs of 1998 PIL. HENRY LAWRENCE BOYDREAV, U.S. Clfzxf qf 1043 JAMES J. BVRKE, SL-anmn llc U. S. Navy C'la.v.f qf 1941 Pic. LIENRY F. CJANTY, U. S. Army Clam Qf 19,7 I1NS.IXIEl.VlN G. CARR,JR., U.5.fN.A.I4. Clzzyj Qf 1940 LT. C1195ALI'REDI..LLAI'P, U.S.N.A.I'. Clan qf IQNQQ' PvT. LIOVVARD H. COTTON, U S. Army Claw of 1041 CADET HUGH E. CRAWFORD, U.S.A.A.F. Class qf 1941 CPI.. JOHN L. CROCKE'I I', U. S. Army Clll.Y,f Qf 1941 CART. JOHN A. CRCl'I l'X', U.S.A.A.F. Clam Qf 1933 CPL. ROBERT CRIIIcRsHANK, U. S. Army Clay.: qf 1938 F. ROBERT D,EN'FREMON'F, CCGMJ U. S Clam of 1938 LT. QOH CHARLES H. IJOELI., U.S.M.S. Clfzsx qf 1938 SOT. .ALBERT S. IJOLD, U.S.A.A.F. Cl115.v Qf 1939 CI-L. JAMES B. IJOVVNEY, U.S.M.C. Clam W' 1939 Pic. JOSEPH M. FIQHTNER, U. S. Army Clam fy' 1939 M .C. Navy ia? Sur. PFHOMAS I.. FLYNN, U. S. Army P rc. SUT SLT SOI' Clays qf 1942 I IDWARD H. CQALLAGHER, U. Army Cl11.f.r Qf 1941 .JAMES Ii. CILEAMJN, U.S.A.A.F. Clzlsy qf 1939 .GERALD M. CQRII-'l-'lN, U.S.M.C.A.F. Cl11.f.r qf 1940 .CHARLES R. HASKIAN, R.C.A.F. Clrlfx Qf 1937 I PVT. HARRY C. HOOPER, Li. S. Army P FC Clay.: of 194.2 . RICHARD C. HYDE, U.5.M.C. Clary gf 1944 GERALD KEENAN, IXIATE llc, U. S. Navy PVT. PFC Clay.: fy' 1943 THOMAS W. KEENAN, U.S.M.C. Clary qf 1938 .ROBERT F. KETTENDORE, U. S. Army Clfzfx Qf' 1942 CPL. JAMES LANE, U.S.M.C. Clan fy 1943 PvT. KENNETH G. INIACDONALD, U.S.M.C. Clays of 1945 PEC. WILLIAM I-I. INKIAHONEY, U. S. Army Class of 1943 PVT. FRANCIS G. MALONEY, U. S. Army Clzzfs of 1939 SOT. WILLIAM G. MAYLOR, U.S.A.A.F. Clays W' 1939 LT. RICHARD E. INIAYNARD, U.S.A.A.F. SGT. I16I Clan' fy' 1941 CHARLES E. MOBRIDE, U.S.A.A.F. Clary fy' 1943 A IIIIIIII 1 AR'1'HL'R J. JXIINKLE, lfircmzm lyfc, U. S. Pr'c.FRANc1sI,. UiL'ciliE, U.S.M.L'. Cfzlyj M 19710 Pre. R.Al.l'H XV. Mclsruc, U. S. Army Clrzn' of 19.11 l.'l'. lJ0L'r:1,As J. Mclmoln, U.S.A.A.lf. Cfaxf qf 1938 C'l1z.e.v uf 19,152 Pvc. NIICHAEI, 0'CflNNELl,, U.S.NI.C. Clzzxx of IQ7I2 Pvc. EDWARD C. O'KEEIxE, U. S. Armv C'f1z.v.f Qf 1939 l'v1'. l RrxNc1s U'I,E.xRy, U. S. Army C'!11,v,v gf 1937 Pyr. RICH.-1.RlJXY.CJl,5UN, U. S. Army Cfzzfs of 19713 Pvr. RfJBERT' L. OR'I'ENIJ.AHl,, U. S. Army Clfzyf W' IQJI PFC. JOHN E. PARKER, U. S. Army C!1z.v.v Q 19712 Navy CPI.. ICLMER PEARL, U. S. Army Clmxv qf 1039 I,'l'. IJERBERT A. PERRY, U.S.A.A.l . Cfzzxy qf 10528 C.xnE'1' ROB!-IR'l' G. IQOONEY, U.S.A.A.l'. Cfllyy qf 19711 JUHN J. RKll'SP., S lfc U. S. Navy C!1z,v.f qf 19713 Sur. l R.xNc1s S1'ocaN,xRD1, U.S.A.A.l . C!1z.v.v qf IQNQQ :ND Ijr. GEORGE C. STRONCQ, JR., U.S.A.A.14 Cffzsf y 1939 Sc1'r.CiER,xRl: E.5L'1.1.1v,xN, U.S.A.A.F. Cfayx qf 10710 Pvr. RL'Dm.l'H I.. 'l'HuMN, U. S. Army Clfzsx of lQ.,ll KENNETH S.VVAL'1'ERs, S lyfc, U. S. Navy Cffzyx of 19,14 FRANK P. XVEIDER, Fireman lfc U.S.N.R. Clam Qf 19713 I.'1'.CHxRl.Es E. BURKE-YI I', JR., U.S.A.A.F. I237 N SERVICE ORLD W R II J ROSLINDALE HIGH SCHCDOL Qc? vi-KY lu A EUS IEC 1171 25 C00 ACT IV I T I E We realize that the only way to preserve our democracy is through democratic training. VVith this in mind, we have organized our extra- curricular activities so that every pupil has the opportunity for safe and beneficial expression of his individual ideas and of his special talents. We have emphasized the lasting rather than the temporal gains, and we have conducted the ac- tivities maturely and in a spirit of friendly in- formality. But never have we forgotten our loftier purpose, and in so doing we have many times experienced the unique satisfaction of having completed successfully tasks which we had undertaken of our own free will and in addition to our regular school duties. SERVIC Through Actlvlt Prcscnting your 7'aHlr'r Staff! Thcsc arc the lrf1paj0ro.s' anml fI'fII'fIl-Hl'lI1'S who work so haril trying to publish the school maga- zinc on tiinc. NVQ-cks of worry anxl lahor go into cach issuc of The Tfliflvr. .Xftcr thc ormlcal is ovcr, cvcryonc hcavcs a flccp sigh anrl takcs a long mlm-sm-rvcsl rcst. ltccupcration lasts for only a short tiinc hccausc hcforc long thi- crlitors arc on thc run again. Stories, poclns, picturcs, plays thcy all havc to hc gathcrcxl he-forc publication lwgins. The ouc consolation that cxists is thc fact that aftcr all thc harclships arc ovcrcoinc, tht- eliffcra-nt picccs rlo stick togcthcr, anfl ilzfrr' is the Tf1H11'r.' NYith thc loss of such clcvcr scniors as wc arc, the stock of T110 Taiflrr will unclouhtcclly losc inuch valuc. Ilowcvcr, with in- crcasiug fliligcncc, anal with the cxpcrt guiclancc by the faculty aclviscrs, Nlr. Vonlin, Miss Azniwuanfl Nlr. l,anrlrig'an, it is certain the circulation will continuc normal. Tattler Staff Fnurfh lfmr. ll. Piranian. ll. K:-mlm-rl. ll. Small, P. llllI'lP.Y, J, Nl:-fiurl, R. Voltairc. K. Bruce: YY, Rowe, YV, Xlarrycs. .L Bla- loncy, fs, XX lnton Thin! Ifulr: lf. Xlllssi, .L liowli-r. I . Hr-I.:-ll:il1..l.Hnrlanfl. P. Nll'lYl'f'lll'X, A. Vurnmings, P. Hollr-ran, -l. .l:n'olnson, .M Kvllv- licr. KI. N1-Ison, IC.Swi1l--, l,. Gustafson. ll. Va-cy. ll. 'l'rav1-rs Nw-owl lfmr. I . Nm-, K. Walsln-, Bliss lturkc, Hr, Vonlin, Miss Xznivc. Hr. Lanwlrigan. V, .lm-ohson, N. Kharihian, H. lllonflin Front Ifolr: l'.Gr1-1-n. Y. lY.Xlm'ssio. tl. Vogliano. J. Sin:-lair, li. liliizh, 5. Vharluni l20l Tllzrfl lfnlr: lx. Paratore, l'. forum, J, Hallo, It. II.-lmulli-r, J. Ryan, J. liorinau, It. Nieholsou. I., Kliilriinian. J. XI:irz.lli. NI. Kelly, J. Lina-olu .Nw-nnfl Ii'nu'Q J. I otter, Y, Johnson, li. 4 asey. A. Ilcheuve, NI, Mack, .L I umnuugs, 5. H Donnell, N. XXIIIIZIIIIN. I-. IM:-r. K, tiuildersou, I.. ltoissing Frou! Hun-.' XI. Saud, X. Hlute, Nl. Ifxilvolie. Ii. Hone. Miss Burke, II. Tully, I.. Rossi, I.. Nlileh, lf. Yauliael Tattler Representatives Nluch credit should be given to our Tattler representatives, directed by Miss Burke, who have conscientiously and steadfastly given a great deal of their time and energy to the Taftler. Their job consists of getting one hundred per cent subscriptions to the Tulfler from the pupils in each home room. This can be done only through the cooperation, which is nearly always easily gained, of all students. If the need does arise, however, for just a little bit of bribing or threat- ening, it is always done with the best intentions and with good results. Then follows the process of much tearing out of hair, struggling to make the accounts balance, and staying on friendly terms with robbed classmates. The Tatiler representative, apparently non- chalant, finally reaches the goal of one hundred per cent subscrip- tions. But that is not all'-three times a year the representative distributes to his constituents the finished issue of the Taltler. i21I Xim- st-niors, om- rc'pI'vs0lltillg 1-:1c'h Sl'lliUI' homvroom, wt rt - w 4-loc-tml In hm-pta-lllhvr to sc-rvv with our f'l:1ssoftic't'rs:fit-orgt' lioluirvzm, IH'l'Silll'Ilt1JUllll O't'onm-ll, vim- prt-sith-l1tgAl1l1v NIc'f':xrthy, tra-usu .mel ltuth Johnson, soc-rot-:rv NT as an Vounc-il to dirt-vt the zuftivitics our sm-nior ycur. With tht- zulvim- of our sponsors, Miss Gorclon an 4 NIV. U Urn-rl, tht' group among othor rhntivs nmflv tht' 2lI'I'2lIlg.fl'Illi for tht- Fm-nit 'ntx rr Prom, llc-lpwt st-lc-vt tht- Stuff of thc Yi-urhook, :tml plenum-tl tht' Vluss Dany program. Ezwll mcmhcr of tht- fvtbllllfll 4-njoyul his work pz1rtic'uluI'ly lJl'l'2lllSt' of tht- opportunity it gave hum to lN'!'0llll' lwttvr zwqllullltc-fl with mort- of hls r-lassnlantm-s mul to I promota- tht- sxwcvssftll projc-c-ts of tht- Vluss of 194-6. Senior Council Tlffrrl 'folly' X. Kt'llt'lll'I', J, Yvhiltztkvr, NV. Fll'!lltIll1,-l,fIilt'lblN0!l Swonfl lfmr: IS, Vonnors, .l. YV:-1-In-r, Xl. ,Xmlur-on. 5, NOISHII. I.. Svrvw-rson fron! Hou-J Hr. 1,-BI't1'!I. R..loI1n-on, Hrliovlslrvalu, .L NIvf'urth.v, J. lVC'onm-ll. Nliws Gorfloll If -I22 fvourlfl Hong' l . lirassigi. AX, Kii-run. P, lf:-lscli, XY. Hooley, .l. Nlarshall, .l. Tlljjilll, li. llllile, lt. l,ilnerin-k Tflifll lflillj' NI. Uvlmng, -I. Duran, P. lvllkev, -I, lizirllllsl, R. N-mrtulle P. llzuli-r, NT. lllkrxyll, l , H'l4.nrlll'll, Nl. Km-llc. l.. U'llrien Sri-onfl Roar: .l. liihhy, .l. llulal, ll. Piranian, Bliss Stavrinos, D. 0'Nli-ara, V. Sullivan, Y, .lolinson l rouf Row: Bl. lioinanos. H, Vim-olo, X, Pini, J, While, S. l7i:lmon1l Junior Red Cross Representatives The ohject of the Junior Red Vross is to extenfl service lo the neerly. Each representative eagerly contrihutes his share ol' work. This year, the cookie jar at the Vhelsea Naval Hospital was replenisherl hy the Householcl Department of the Junior llefl Cross, anrl the holiflay meals of the veterans were inaile more enjoyahle hy the hright menu carfls which the Art Department clesignefl. Our special efforts have heen exerterl for the men in the service, who have received from us hunrlrecls of hooks ancl magazines. The higgest event of the year, however, was the annual clistrihution to needy children of more than 250 heautiful rlolls, flressefl hy the girls of the school. Toys anfl scrap hooks were also sent to chilclren's institutions anxl to hospitals :luring the C'hristnias liolimlays. The activities of 19-1-544-6 have heen successful her-ause Nliss Stavrinos, the faculty amlviser, the representatives, auil ilu- sturlent hoaly are willing, inilustrious workers. 1231 This ycnr lhl' llc-lmling fllnli has, rlcspilc- il scrions llillllll- cup, haul an slir-cc-ssflll :inml intc-ra-sting your. As cvwyoiic- knows thi- llilllflllilll was lhv inntlvr known as thc niun sliortugc. Uf cours:-, l'rcsialc-nt Bill Nlc-f'onn1-ll was prvsm-nt, hut with his nizlny oihcr in- ic-rc-sis talking np il Ql't'2ll llc-al of his tinic, Bill was l'orf'wl lo Inrn ovvr niosi ol' his ilniics to his assistant, Nlr. lnlllllflgilll. 'l'lu-rv worm- sawn-rail forniiis in thc' .Xnclitorinni on various siihjvc-is ch-uling with vnrrvnt prolile-nis. Two mlm-lmtcs worm- holfl with tc-:uns from Girls' High Sf'llU0l12lll0lllCI' was pre-svlitm-cl ut onc of the- llli'l'llllgS of thc- lloinv nnrl Svhool .Xssoci:1lion. ,Mlfh-fl to thx-sc Werc- thc ala-lmlc-s lnvlfl within thc clnh iisc-lf. Nlr. llznimlriguli :lc-sc-rvc-s Slllf't'l'l' thanks for all thc assist- ilIlf'l' hc- willingly gave- io ilu- c-lnlm unel for tlw tinic- he spc-nt on Olnh zmtiviiim-s. lllf- c-oulfl liuvv, liowc-vc-r, signal tho IIl0llllK'I'S out of clussc-s instc-:ul of using his own nftcr-svliool time-.J Debating Society Thin! Ifofr: J, NM-lf-li, la. 4 ouglilin. R. Davison, J, Wlnttzikvr, la. Hlonrlin. ,L l',lllllll'l. li. Plfillllilll Nrroml lfolr: H, Vlolllvr, X. lionlvr. Nl. xliILflIll'1', J, .lan-ohson, P. Hollc-rain, T. 51-llm'i4l4-r, M. Sunil Frou! lion-5 17, Pngzili-li. l'. limlvr. ,L Kellcln-r. Xlr. Lzimlrignii, If Sullivan, N. Sp:-th, l.. Leung 4241 Imurlli Hou-: D. I'iraninn, ll, Hourihan, l'. Net-, lx. Walslu-, D, U Hearn. D. luf-kt-r, -l. Xlarshall, l lopptni ith N 4 in Third ltoir: J. Lunney, P. Nl:-Ylfeeny, P, Bader, l'. Wilkvy, N, Sp:-th, .l, t'rognali, l,, Jenkins, D. Puieitt lu I tonloili Nl Ni Q .Nwrunil Rnlr: la. he-nney, N. lxharilnan, li. C asey, Nliss R1-nl. X, l IIIIIIIIIIILZN, I.. lxlinrilnnn, ln. I arm v Frou! lfnrr: S. Vhartuni, X. 'l'nlt-ja, lf. Sullivan Dramatic Club The Dramatic Vluh, under the direction of Nliss Mary Reid, was a new addition to the Roslindale High School roster of cluhs this year. Since the deactivation of the Pl21yIll2lk0I'S at the beginning of the war, there had been no dramatic cluh, until a group of students interested in the stage and the theatre asked to have a cluh started this year. The activities have heen carried on in a spirit of inforniality and were intended mainly for the henetit of the inein- hers themselves. Highlighting the first half of the year was the highly successful Vhristinas party, which featured an original play hy Francis Xee. Later two one-act plays were cast., one a comedy of high school life and the other the well-known melodrama, Tha .lIonl.'z'y'.s- Pun: Taking part in the former were Phyllis Bader, Janice Lunney, Dominic Bright, Patricia Wilkey, John Marshall, Lois Jenkins, and Leonard Voppenrath. The inenihers of the cast of The ,TIUlllt'6'.Iji.S' Pau' were Francis Nec, David Tucker, Dorothy Pugatch, Leo Khari- hian, and Kevin NValshe. The club looks forward to a year of greater and more amhitious activity in 194-7. 1l25 t llnslilululv lligll 5c'luml's flirls' film- filllll, 1'mnpi'isc-4l ol' OIIQCI' vrwznlisls llIlllC'l'lll1' zllmlt' flil'vc-limi mul r'l'ili1'z1l vyv ul' Nlr. lfznnig- In-ttl, luis prnvnlwl un ulnimlunm- nl lull-nl :mil llll'lUlllfIIlS lmr'xnun.x' lm' lllllll-V 2ISSl'lIllllll'S. lllllNl2lllIllllg Zllllflllg film-1' 1 lull me-mln-rs was il gil't1-il lriu lllilfll' l1poftlnl'4'c- IlllllSll2ll S1'lIlUI'S'l,fll'Hlll.X' l,ll'2llll2lll, Luis , , . , . 4-lislulsmn, :mel Nlurum Nlzwk who worm' lll'ill'Il Hll lll2Ill,X' l'rul:n,v morn- llllis in svluml :incl llll1'l' nn tlw rzuliu fm' ilu' Hllfmlllll l'ulmlir- Sf-lmfll l v llulIl'. 1 - 1 1 .Xt tlu- 1 lll'lSllll2lN .Xsscmlilv tllr- film- 4 lull pn-sm-nim-fl lllrm- i lIJIH'UIll'l1lll'l'0lllllUSlllUlISIHfl0Sll llnlnliilmf' lQlm'i:nii1 lixc-vlsis Ili-fl, mil 'IKM' Nlui'iu. Um- ul' ilu- Inns! giftml llll'llllll'l'N, lluruilluv Kl2ll'llll', snug flHllllINllS .XV1- Nl:ll'ial. lim-spiiv tK'4llUllS lull prnfilulvlm- lmurs sin-nt in IH'2lf'llf'lllgI :ml lm-lnurizing, all thi- girls lmvc- lu-4-In l'lllllllSl2lSll1' partir-ip:1i1t.w. Girls' Glee Club Ivfurfh Huff Nl, fflllw. la, lie-um-, lS..l1-nkm-. ll. l'ir:1m.m, ll, l'rllll,1l.lv:erl'1i14l, AX. lll'x4'llXt'. Nl. ln-lnmgx. Nl, llullm. 1. Tl: lirff IYJIH , . v , , - . - lx H 1 1 r'zi1J1n,.l, lu-lllv, .l. lxnlulvr, J, linliun,N,l,m-t,,l.l4r:um-in-ur,l.ll:an-1-n, l,. Nliln-lu, lu. Xlm-l,-Ami, Y, D4-nmgv Xl. Hxlzlil ,Nil-,ml lx I N ltillllllllg, Xl, llanrlwr, lx. l lnxlmlul, ll. ll5lj'lllUllll, Nl4Hli:1u, N. I'XllilI'IliIIIlI, NI llnl-li. rl, llulnl. l,, -lvlllillliq l 1 rvmunii, Nl. Ylzcrlu- friifff limi. Xl. lnlmm. .X lfntlwrpill, l', I-ilnlmll-, X. l'lnr1--kul 12491 Thin! Hlllll' l'. l':u'lu-r, li, Sullivan, V, t.Ill'll2lllllI'l'l, li. l s-ist. l'. Sullivan, .l. Illilll!K'2lll, lf. Vrmsi-vi, ll. U'Nlwir:i, lf. Slnrivvi .l. 'llruilurvm-, lf, Nlrlfzirlziiiil, -l. Vziiillie-lil. R. Rug 'ic-ru l- Nrrwnul lfwu .' l . ttllftklll. X, Kivrun, lt. llsiviwn. lt. While-. ll. Rum-. lt. lsillllllltl, fl. Nlurslmll, il. Nli-Pla:-4-, R. Yailiunill, lf, l r'n-lv, l'. Iilillflllillli lt. llrzirly Frnnl lfulrx U, l,HlIl'l-'tlt', IJ. 'l'l1:-kr-r, ll, llriglnl. ll. ll'lnill:ikvr, .l, Vlurkf-, .l. R-v:1n..l, Nlulinn. l,, Klinriliiain, ti. Xtliilvn Boys' Glee Club t'mlcr the cxpt-rt lc-zulcrsliip of Nlr. ixllf'll2lftl lfziiiiiglic-tti :incl with thc- complctc c-o-opt-rzitioii of Nlr. Warren, the Buys' film- Vluh gI'2lIlll2itC4t from ai flrvzmi into reality this your. The Club im-vts Friday infwniiigs cluring thc zisscnilmly pcriml in thc 2lllflltOl'llllll. Nlziny sturlcnts in that part of thc lmilfling lmvt- lwcli sc-rclizulc-fl hy thc Cluh fluring its relic-:ii-sals. If :in um-nnlply inte-rfcrcs with thc Cliilfs plans for rcliczirsul, sm-vvrzil of thc' more- liusky mcmln-rs of thc club IIIOVK' ax piano into room H8 wlivrv Nlr. lxllll'l'2lj' :intl Mr. Dumitliu SUIIll'tllll0S sing with thc lmss sc-ctimi. At Vliristnms thc Clulm nlziking its flclmt sung scvc-ml r-:imls in thc- halls of the lmilfling. Nlr. Famiiglictti plans to lmvi- tht- clulm sing ai llzirvzwil tilt-0 Vlulm lltlIIllK'I' at grzuliizitimi and zumtlu-r with tha- Girls' film' Vluli. Thx- Boys' film- fllllll has lmilt :i gmail ffilllllliltlflll upon whiz-h to mlm-vc-lop music-:il tzilm-nt Ellllllllg thc- buys of ltnslimlailm- lligh Sc-lmol. The ahility of its members, comhined with the variety of instruments played, contributes to the popularity of the orchestra. This year, under the direction of Mr. Trongone assisted hy Miss Reid, the orchestra played for the annual district meeting of the Home and School Association. It also performed at school asseinhlies, including the fl0lllIlllJllS Day and Vhristmas assemblies. Early in the year preparations were started for the orchestras part in the graduation exercises. The rehearsals twice a week are continually increasing our ability as well as our repertoire, and enable us to perform at very short notice. Membership in the orchestra does not consist completely of work. It is a source of relaxation and enjoyment for its music- loving IIll'lllll0I'S. Orchestra Third Row: lf, Blau-Leoal, N. lrre-ra, A, Dawson, A. Blundin, P. Parker, J. Nlalrsllzilli-R. Vataldn, Miss Reid, Klr. Trongone Nrroml Huw: N. Giust, R. Dorgan, V. Trask, VV, Uruseek, J. Uilllw Fmnl Row: Nl. Hynes, li. Hiehel. R. Voltaire, J. Trongone, W. Grulin 1281 Third Rnzr: C. Trask, J. Kirkland, R. MaeEwen. 2nd Lt. VV. Gruseek, H. Sullivan, ind Lt, G. Boudreau, J. Sullivan Svermrl RUM: C. 0'Hara, R. Vataldo, J. lvallaee, YV. Rowe, Capt. H. Kelley, V. Steeger, R. llorgan, R. Nlurray, Mr. Gabe-le Frorzt Row: 'Ind Lt. J. Faulfield. lst Lt. J. Marshall, R. Schulz, R. Nicholson, F. I'nni, H. Basile. ind. Lt. P. Parker, lst. Lt. J. hallo The Roslindale High School Band of 1945-46 is small in number, but has many experienced and talented members. Seniors make up the larger part of the band and therefore hold most of the commissions and ratings. Several boys from the organization displayed their talents by playing Christmas Varols in Roslindale Square. The entire Band had its first chance to show its ability when it was called on to perform before the Home and School Association on the night of January 16, 1946. Mr. Latham, who conducted the band on that night, received many compliments from both parents and teachers. The band has always finished very near the top in the annual Schoolboy Parade and did very well this year under the helpful direction of Mr. Sordillo, Mr. Latham, Mr. Gardner and Nlr. Gabele. The officers were: Vaptain Henry Kelley, First Lieutenant James Gallo, First Lieutenant John Marshall, Second Lieutenant Paul Parker, Second Lieutenant John Caulfield, Second Lieutenant George Boudreau, Second Lieutenant William Gruseck. i29l Band .Xs llum- unrullv ya-t timifl suplunnmx-s lmirvluul illlo ilu :wluml gym: in S4-pta-mlu-r nf 194-fi, SllUXYl'l'l'll by ilu- c-olnrful zulvc-rs? 4-ritic-ism uff':1pl:1lll Burkc' mul c-mnpzmy office-rs, little flifl Hwy think llml smlu' 1l:1y llu-5' wmllal lu- lmrril'ying otlu-rs in tlu' Silllll' mumu-r r x - - . llmt IS just tlu- misc, lurwcvor, lor now that group has lK'l'0llll' ilu sc-nim'm'la1ss. lllilllj' :mx 1-mmllissimuwl ollic-vrs wllilv utlu-rs luplcl high num-cornmissimu-fl grzulc-s. l,lC'llll'4'Il lu-low are flu' cmmuissimu-fl uflim-rs ul' flu- I'I'g'l nu-nt who lmvc- :ulvzuu-ml from rank to rank tllrflllgll thru- ,vvurs alul arm- now CUIIIIJZIIIX Cmnnunulc'rs or slllmlwlilmtm-s. Tlu-sv oflic-c-rs wi flrill ilu-ir rcspcvtivc C'0!llIl2lllli'S at our prim- rlrill in Huy, mul from tlu-sv f'2lpt2llllS wnll lu' clumscn ilu- f-olollcl, flu- llculc-lmnt-4-olfmcl, mul . . . . , , . ilu- nnujm' ol llnslnululc lllgll s I :ulvt lim-guru-nt. clUlUlli'l lit-lu'!'f l'4'I'n l.iz-lltvllzlnt Volmu-l .lulm Wlliilznkcr l,u-utr-nzmi C ulmu-l.loln1 lima-h Nlzxjrrr 'l'llHlll2iS lirzuly Cadet Officers Tlurvl lfllll' lf. f'l'1vssa'n ll, Kuurl, Ib,H'Nl1-nm, W. l ll'IlllIILI. ll. lluulu-s, .l. limuyxnn, .l, llllllllfil, l'. llrznlg Sn-mul lI,HlI'.' J. K1-Ill-y, ll, Vurlm, l,. Kllurllniull, ll. Svllvrx, YY. Huulvlv, J, Rc-gall. li. llillz, -l. Xlnrsuulllsull. ll. lluurlllun l,',,,,,, ffm,-5 ,lb R,,,,.l,. yy. Ni,.k,.,-Q,,,,- R- Ruggim-rn, J. lvlllllnkvr. 'lf l'nr:uly, R. Peru, l . Wluwl ' , T W, - l i , ' ' 3 'l30l , 1 r 9:2 x lfffllz Ilorr: H. West, l . llurphy, P. Mullins, A. llaloof Fourth lion-: H. Lanoue, S. Daley, G. Ameer Tlzirrl Ifozzz' D. Price, G. VVallaee. T. lleflowan, K. Blosher Sworn! lfmr: J. Sullivan. L. Reissfelder, R. White, D. Munns Frou! linux' Mr. Valalxro, 'l'. Regan, lf. Frey, li. lillllllltii, .L lie Pasquulf-, Mr. fiahele Drum .lIr1jnr: lf. ffatino Drum and Bugle Corps This year, again, the Drum and Bugle Vorps has flourished under the direction of Mr. H. John Valahro, Drum Corps Supervisorg Mr. Arlie Latham, Bugle Instructorg and Mr. Carl Gabele, Faculty Adviser. It performed with distinction at both the Prize Drill and along the route of the Schoolboy Street Parade. The fact that the Corps this season was composed of veteran performers, twelve buglers and nine drummers, insured its success. Several of them will he memhers of the school next year, and those of us who are leaving are sure that we are leaving our favorite school organization in capable hands. The Officers Vaptain Thomas Regan lst Lt. Anthony De Pasquale lst Lt. Eugene Catino Qnd Lt. Edward Frey Qnd Lt. Albert Malool' wr 'llhis 'YVJII' :ix in past yvars tht' Slll1ll'lllS of liuslintlalf- lligh Sf-lnml wvrt- :ic-vustt-il hy tht- .Xtlih-tic' .Xssuf'iatiul1's f0I'f'f'flll I1-pix-sc-litutiw-s. NYith sm-h quit-stimis us, WIN-rv is your sc-lmul siirit? :tml vxc-lailxmtimis likv, Yun flvtinitt-lv Will smrc- fifteen . l c-v11ts i1mx' spurt' it! .lmw1-ulllfl um' kt-cp from huyiiig at IIIZIFUUII mul guhl pin! .Ks at rt-sult ot' this high prc-ssurv salt-sillaiiislnip, tht- .Xthlt-tif .Xssm-izntimi wcnt nvvr tht- tmp. , . . , . .Xltvr tilllilllgf with Nlr. flllllllllgflltllll, ai trilstt-fl st-crm-t l ugt-nt :list-mx-rt-fl how this iiimioy was usa-fl. 'lllu-rc art- timmy littlc lillUXYll llt'lIlS whivh must ln- pllI'f'll2lSt'tl for :ill our tl'2llIlS ln-sirlc-s thc vlmrniing unifuriiis of nur mmlc-rn Ilt-rc-ult-st-sz first-uicl kits for lmskt-tlmll tvzun, km-1--pants, :tml otht-r spcciul vquipnic-nt for all VN spurt tt-anis. lht- pmt-owls also prfwiirt-tl thc- film of the ltuslinrlalo- t'lml'lc-stmvli thutlmll gziliit-, whivh was slumwn in tht- hall. Ulmviollslp tht- .X,.X. is :1 NYUl'lllf'Hl'j.f1llllZHllUll. Athletic Association Tim-fl Iffiu, Nlr. t ulilIilI1Jln:im,.X. lumix. X, lllsnn. ll, limit.-, ll, U XI1-urn, J. 4 lurk'-, lu. f :ilin-v, lt. lxullvtwlly, li. lxlnzirllllzul, Y. Sprn .Nfifmil livin, Ii, lultlt. l. ll1vll1'I'l4x,.l, I'nrr,x, l . Kliwlu-llwrgn-r, Nl. Stu-ngvl. Xl. lllillsll, lf. Juhnwn, I.. rlvnkins, .l. Ilzuyi-s, ll. llurrn-tt 1' I-'vid lrfffrl lwfl. l'.. lthtfh, l,. Kt'llllf'-X', Y. Ill-nm-lv, t', lt:-tlfurtl, I,, llniviliggx, lf. Yzinliau-l, tl. l'mln:iu, ll. .ll'IIl'illli. Nl. tl'ltl'it'n t32l t hc 2',319 wa 1 fc if 1, Afafln' 'S f W ,L ffffjffl 7 -C f4 M'4wrIffif fl A 1 4 ,- n fm!! .sf , fw- ' .diff swag 1'i?al'L 1 i 1 w w A 1 - -X 1-X.-M L E TIC S By whole-hearted willingness to work for the good of the group we have learned through organized play the inestimable value of a com- mon goal. Constantly keeping in mind the excellent mental and physical training we could derive from participation in athletics, we en- couraged every girl and boy to engage in some sport. We set as our objective not merely the creation of championship teams but teams which would bring credit to our school by instilling in each player the qualities of good sportsmanship. These qualities, we are sure, will be of incalcul- able value not only to the players themselves but to the community which we all hope so much to serve. Bowling The Aches and Pains Club, under the direction of Miss Sullivan and Miss Kelley, the two expert bowlers, has for its aim the building of bigger and better muscles. This aim is achieved during our weekly excursions to the Park Street Bowling Alleys. In order to arrive at this Amazon factory, each member of the elub madly dashes out from school and across the square to catch that elusive 2:47 street ear. When the girls reach their destination, they immedi- ately quiet down and work out a rotation system in order to give every- one a chance to knock down the stubborn pins. The sophomores of this elub made their debut on January 14, 1946, and the juniors and seniors appeared on January 17. Later these groups were combined, and bowled one afternoon each week. The enthusiasm of everyone steadily increased the membership to about one hundred girls. Teams were formed and a H90 C'lub was chartered for those who achieved a score of 90 or more. Fun, no end, was the reward for those who participated in this year's Bowling Club. Members of the Bowling Vlub were Janice Bohan, Helen Brine, Joan Vogliano, Vorrine Fiore, Norma Fralli, Marlen Gillis, Frances Gourley, Varol Havey, Phyllis Hersee, Marie Hynes, Flaire Jacobsen, Ruth Johnson, Helen Kennedy, Bloniea Kearney, Mary Kyne, Dorothy Lenihan, Anne Mahoney, Patricia Maynard. Mary llcllonough, Marilyn Meyer, Louise Morrissey, Mildred 0'Leary, Patricia Scanlan, Barbara Thompson. Club Jl36i Riding Club The courageous girls who comprise the Riding f'lub met weekly during the spring and fall at the lYeld Stock Riding C'lub in West Roxbury. The first week all hopeful beginners learned how to show the horse they were not afraid, a lesson which is by far the hard- est. The second week was really confusing because each one had to learn that it is imperative not to mount on the right side of the horse. CAnd just because the instructor says, Now get up on the right side, girls, is not an excuse, because one should have known the right side meant the left sidelj After this it's every girl for herself-and her horse. Under the skillful direction of President and instructor, Pat Flynn, it wasn't long before all were getting more than aches and pains for such trouble. It was a thrill to dash under low-hanging branches and around corners. It was easy to imagine one's self a Pony Express Rider, another Famous Heroine, or even the Lone Ranger. No other club can offer this opportunity! Blembers of the club were Patricia Flynn, president, Patricia Holleran, secretary, Carol Havey, Jean Welch, Alice Bowler, Norma Lane, Virginia Niven, Eleanor McClintock, Anne Kerrigan, Janet VVeeber. i37l ln thc- past yr-:ir wc- rliscovc-rml that golf was not only :1 fzlvoritc of lioys, lint tlmt girls also 1-njoyc-rl it, for Czwli 'llllvsiluy in tlw fzmll anal spring thc' Clnli journvyt-el to tlw tic-orgc lYrigllt Golf Voursc for :1 strc-nuous aftcrnoon ol' instruc tion. l,0IHllllllIll wrist nuovcincnt for putting was tlw first lcsson -rlvfinitm-ly thc- lmralx-st. 4Xl'tm-i'wuI'cls tlw llIl'lll0ll of rllipping, making :upprozwli sllots, :intl driving SK't'Ill01l f'UlllIl3lI'2ll'lly misy-to tlw incin- lwrs. l'4-rlmps tlw pro haul an more fliflivnlt tlllllk for all thc girls worc- lwginncrs Xm- orrlingly tlw first liull liour or so tha-y spvnt in inastvr- ing tht- lnmlaiinc-ntul positions :incl grips. .Xftcr tlu- wee-kly routine tlwy slznywl until 4lz1I'ktop1':1r'tic-c tlu- various shots. Suvli 1-ntliusiasts! liotll Juniors :xml S4-niors wrrm- uctivc in tlu- club whose- inm-inlwrs lluvlng iiium-live-l'c-fl tlu l izmlvst part of golfing, liopc' to 4-ontinnv tllvir progrcss ziftc-r lc-:wing ltoslinclulc- lligll. llrf nokvr mln-rs of tliv Clnlm wt-rv l':1trif'iu llollm-run, Eli-zinor , l,m-onu Nlilc-Ii, Yirginiu Niven, Xlim- liowlc-r, Normal l42lllf', l.vonlnu- xlllllllll, Nlziry Nlf-llonol Girls' Golf Q .X Q.: - igln. Q .X Ural P i Boys Golf This Autumn, golf achieved its place as an intra-mnral sport at Roslindale. Mr.0'Brien was the coach, and it is due to his persuasive influence that so many boys became interested in golfing. Two nights a week the boys journeyed to George Wright Municipal Golf Course. One afternoon was devoted to practice under the direction of the club professional. Un the other afternoon, the fellows tried to see who could get the lowest score in their eighteen-hole matches. Members of the golf team are Eugene Vatino, Vharles Steeger, Harvey Forbo, llohert NfacEwen, James Kirkland, Leonard Kane, Leo Kharihian, Horace Dacko, Frank Murphy, J. Kevin Walshe, and Gordon Price. Mr. O'Brien points out that golf can be enjoyed from high school days to old age. He earnestly hopes that more hoys will come out and make golf a major sport here. .X sneeessfnl season is expected next year. U91 Tcnnis nnflcr thc ahlc rlircction of Nlr. 0'Bricn rnarlc its initial appcarancc at linslinclalc in Scptclnhcr, 194-5. The' climax of thc yi-ar's schcelnlc was a wc-ck-lung tournamcnt hclrl at Billings Ficlcl in Uctnhcr. Althongli haflly hanflicappcrl hy lack of man- puwcr, thc tonrnanncnt prmlnccfl many closc, action-packccl sc-ts. ln thc final sct for the sc-lmol ClliilllIll0IISlllID, John Marshall crlgccl Engcm- Vatino 6-l, 545, 611. to cnicrgc thc victor. This yt-ar's tcaln consistctl of Jnlin Marshall, Engl-nc Vatino, J. Kc-vin lYalslu-, Frank Murphy, Lcnnarcl Kanc, Rohcrt ljnicrick, l,co Kharihian, ancl Donald Price. with thc cxccption of John Marshall, Engcnc Vatinn, anrl Lco Kharihian, thcy will rctnrn to school. C'ongratnlations, team, for the cxccllcnt and exciting season which 194-6 prmluccrl. Boys' Tennis 'l40l Girls' Tennis The Tennis f'lub of Hoslindale High opened the season of 194-5-4-6 under an entirely new system. By a method of tournaments each girl played all the other members in the club. There were a great many new members and these girls received special attention from our potential Alice Marbles. All the girls worked diligently to ini- prove their games and on any Tuesday afternoon cries of Love and Deuce could be heard from the courts at Billings Field. The fact should be appreciated that outdoor activity and participation in all types of games breed good sportsmanshipg so if any one has been knocked down in the corridor by a female whirlwind running along with a blithe expression on her face, he can be assured he has been a victim of a member of the Tennis C'lub. This commentary will end with three suggestions. which if followed will result in a National WVomen's f'hampionship: ill practice: C25 practiceg C33 practice. Members of the club were: Virginia Niven, president: Dorothy Lenihan, secretaryg Jean Hayes, Geraldine Vasey, Alice Bowler, Patricia Holleran, Eleanor Brooker, Jessie Garland, Phyllis Hersee, Jean Nlcfformack, Mildred O'Leary, Leontine Milano, Florence hlurphy, Dorothy Fugatch, Joan Jacobson, Frances Gourley. 1411 to tlu- girl 'l'lu- yi-ui' HH-5-16 inlrocliu-1-fl an lu-w mul wc-lc-onw sport s of lioslimlull- Iligli, for 4-zu-li ,lllll'S1l2ly. mule-r flu- lu-lpful supc-rvision ol' Nliss Vogun, ilu- SXYllllllllllg Vluli nu-l ul ilu- Y.Nl.1'.A pool in Ilyflc- l'urk for instrlu-tion. 'llll1'l'l2lSS wliic-li lllC'lll!ll'll Elf-:minor Brook:-r, Nlurilyn Nlc-'vc-r l':ill'u-1-i l'c-rry, Sliirlcy N1-lson, llomm Vlmsi-, .ll'2llllN' Krzipoli l'llUl'l'llf'i' Xllll'lJll'X', l'li-vllis llm-rsc-1-, mul .xllll Nluloiu-y, was tnuglit llu rlullnu-nts ol lim-il-nl in lliis l':ivorilm- of sports, :uul look an tc-st wliivll llll'llltl0!l SXYlllllIllllg1 from oiu- 1-ml of ilu- pool to tlu- ollu-r, fllX'llIg into flc-cp welll-r, :mul floating, VYlu-ii this tm-sl wus pznssc-fl. aulveuu-1-fl classes lu-1-'am :ns tlu- firls stru -'flm-el with ilitrir-atv swimmill -' lIll'lll0ll5 mul rw iw his l YlN'l'll'll!'l'll ilu- llirill ol ai spring lnonril. wimming l'lvm-ryoiu- luul lomls ol' fun in llu- lu-sl ol' r-liilps. -l42l SWIIIIIIIIIIQ. ln il sliorl llllll' ilu-sv sm-mor-s luwuiiu- pro Tl: un-i', Nlr, Vunningrlmni Nu-ofol lim 5 X. l'l:nrk. l'. .Xvnle-rsvli. l1I.l'i-1,--vii, X. Nlzunlini-o, ll. W1-sl, li. Xilson, l . Woofl fnrnul Hlfllf' -l. lfwll'-N. ll. -ill. ll. l.-X llvll, ll, 'liiiill-livll. li. K0lll'l. li.Slin-l1I- ,nl lfnng Il.ll'XI1-sirn, lf. Nl:-lfurlnnrl l.ll1:m1g1v'f'. ll. llnsil--, ll. l'1vlil1v.4l. l':ll1-ln-ll, If Xlfllllllfll. ll. Xlvl zlllrvi. rl, lflll Basketball This yn-z1r's lmskctlmll sqnznl haul ll goofl svzlson. winning c-ight Qrnnvs :incl losing sc-vc-ii. Tha- Vic-torivs worm- svorcrl ovc-r Tvvli- nic-al, -l:1nmir'as Plain, f'lmrlestown, Brznnlcis, East Boston, Trzulc-, X llorc-ln-stvr. nnrl Brighton. 'lhc tc-nn: won Sl'Vl'll of tc-n honn- QRIIIIPN. losin 1' lwo v':uncs luv five- ioints, nnll onm- ln' 1-ivlit. ls rw . l . iw V Y l li rcc lIlQ'IlllJOI'S of thc- senior Class partir-ipznlm-il in has km-T lmll llns yn-ur: Plllll AlHll'I'S0ll zinrl Frm-ll Wooll :ns lorwzmls, nnml fworgc- Konri as U'll2lI'll. Paul .Xnflcrsen was one- of thc ton lc-:ulin 1' sc-orc-rs in rw in lhv vily, :incl lYoofl was one ol' the hc-st mlcfvllsivc' forwzmls. .XrtlnirC'lz1rk, Don NNI-st, llohvrt Lync-l1,.Xmlrc-wNlnntinc-o liflwzml Vrosscn, Dnvifl Sill. lioh Twilf-ln-ll, :incl llivliuril Nil vornplc-tc-cl thc- sqnzul. fi0I1g.fI'2ltlll2lll0llS to Mr. f'nmiinglmni for his linc wor v Sflll k in Pozwliing thc 194-fi qnintct. With four vnrsily vc-ta-runs, tln-ro shonlfl lu' an fini- sm-nson ns-xt j'l'2ll'. 14:3 I- Although hanipcrcd hy injuries, this ycar's foothall squad ratcs very high. .Xt thc hcginning of thc scason six of our top players, Dick Buggicro, ticorgc Boudrcau, Dom Bright, John Vaullicld, Jack Donovan, and l'aul Brady wcrc, hccausc of injuries, sidclincd, killing' any chance of thc tcani's hc-ing District clllilIllIDl0llS. ln thc first game of thc season Boslindalc was defeated hy East Boston, 643. Thc tcani showcd its disgust hy handing ltoxhury Nlcinorial a QOWU shcllacking. It was hcrc that the jinx struck, and llydc Park hcat us, 6-0. South Boston stepped up next and won a 2641 victory. But now ltossic hcgan to roll, defeating Jamaica l'lain t'2l tll, t'harlcstown Q13-09, and Brandeis Cl340j. A hlockcd kick hy Whittakcr in the closing minutes of game gave the tcani a wi-ll dcscrvcd victory ovcr our rivals, Brighton Q7-01. This ycar's lcttcrincn arc .Iohn Patchctt, John Whittaker, Joe tllcnnon, John Donovan, John Vaulficld, Frank Glennon, James Davison, Doc Ft-sta, Al Reddy, Dom Bright, Andrew Mantineo, ticorgc Boudrcau, Paul Brady, Dick Flint, John Clarke, Gordon Price, Austin Troy, Dick Troy, Georgc Kcanc, Charles Hughes, Gerald Attaya, and Henry Kelly Cinanagcrj, and Eddie McFarland. Football Thiril Run-5 foacli Murray. H. K1-lh-y, t'. Huiglics. .L Reddy, K. Sli-Ardlc, J. Davidson, J, Yvhittaker, J. Donovan, A. Festa, A. Mantinco, IC. t'i-oss:-n, Mr. Hartin Swmul linux' J. Patclictt, J. Shruhau. l , New-, YY, llooley. W. Boudre-au, E. llm'l arland, F. tilennon. A. Troy. R. Twitchell Frnnl lfmr: H. Donut-y, ti. .Kttayzn P, Ik-Yi-sso, B. Flint. B. Troy, ti. Keanc, J. tilcnnon, R. Ruggiero, fi. Price t44l Third Rmr: H. Corho, W, Niekerson, A. Reddy, J, Kirkland I Svennfi Rmr: YY. Barrett, J. Kelliher, F. Hailer. J. Klefinrl, Ii. Klart-ell. P. llrafly, R. lero, Mr. lteynolds Frou! Rmr: F. llurphy. R. Healy, V. Steeger, li. Bondrean, li, Sellers, X. Festa, lt. BIJH'l'ltXPI1 This year Hr. Reynolds took over the helm, and snecess- fully guided our hockey team to a very impressive reeord. After losing a heart-breaker to Jamaica Plain, the hoys swept through the rest of the season with six straight victories. It seems ironic that the Roslindale Sextet lost the hest game they played all year to a team they had previously defeated. The season's close found Roslindale deadloeked with East Boston for the District title. In the play-off, it took Eastie a fnll three periods and all hut six seconds of a sudden-death overtime period to cke out a four to three win over a stuhhorn and aggressive Roslindale foe. Much credit is dne our first line of George Bondrean, Boll MacEwen, and Dick Healy. Vharlie Steeger and Doc Festa played a rugged game at defense, while Don Sellers was superh at guarding the nets. Other boys who contributed greatly to tl1e team's success were Paul Brady, Bob Pero, Harvey Vorho, Joe Kelleher and Al Reddy. Congratulations, hoys, you did a fine joh! l45l Hockey r w - - . lln- travk tt-ani was victor in two out ol llll'l'l' track nu-vis :nul lost only to thc- flc-fm-ntling Distric-t l'hanipions, East Boston. St-niors who ran nnclvr the colors of lioslinflalv lligh wt-rv John Wliittakc-r, in thc- hnrfllc-sg llicliarfl linggim-ro, lioln-rt, lianclo, Wm-slvy liowo, John Downcy, John 0'C'onncll, ancl Joseph lic-gan, who won tht- 600-.varrl rnn in the llistrivts. Utln-rs, whosc points wvrc instrnnn-ntal in rvgistt-ring victoria-s for ns wc-rv Vharlc-s cl2ll'll2illllK'l'l, llicllarfl llawkc-s, Eclwartl Nlagnirc, llivharcl llr-iinnllcr, linsst-ll lloatcs, Austin Troy, lioln-rt Schultz, Alan Kin-ran. anal Rohm-rt. C'rinnnins. 'llhv vlass C' relay tcaxn Coniposccl of Kieran, Al2lg'lllI'l', lioatcs, anul llc-ilnnllcr was ont- of thc fastvst in thc' City. John Wlnttakvr won his thru- hnrcllc races anml ran thirtl on the A B rclay tvani. rrllrlbllgll Mr. Nlnrray's willingness to givc 1-vc-ry boy IIIOFC than a fair cliancc in rnnning, hc has 1-arnm-cl thc rcspc-ct of thc whole tcani. llm-rc-'s hoping nc-xt yt-ar's tC2llll will tlo cvcn hc-ttcr. Track l ourlh Hoff: H. Wallae-4-, ti. K1-um-, X. Troy. lf. Maguire. J. U'f'onnm-ll, ll. Hawkvs, J. Howard. V. f'nrn:1lnn'4'i, l'. Nlullin- Tllfril lfnng- A, loli, ll, Wt-st, R. Rnntlo, W. Rowr. R. Vrininiins, R. Nlnrphy, J. Walla:-1, J, Sli-f':afl'c-ry, Hr. Murray N1-rom! lfnu-.' J. lh-gan. ll. Hl'lIlllllll'T, .L lxwran. li, Boatcs, J. Wliittakvr. ll. llliggic-ro, R, Sr-linltz l ronI li'nu'.' G. Rninhos, I . tirassia, P, lit-nne-lt, H. l,anonv. li, Pope l46l ' . Srcmzd Rllll'.' Viv, Nickerson. J. Palchett. R. Ruggiero, J. Kirkland, R. Richmond, lf. frossen, H. liasile, R. Nla1:l'iweu Frrnzl linux' foam-h Murray. F. Hailer, A. Manlineo, A. Festa, tl. Boudreau, R. l,lvnch, V. Sleeger, H. Vorlm, IC, f'alim,. The familiar ery, Play Ball! echoed through the corridors of Roslindale High School early in March, and to answer it came the veterans of last year's team, and many recruits. On April fifteenth they made their first public appearance against the Fharlestown High School nine, and ran up a score that has set the pace for the rest of the season. Vnder the coaching of Mr. Murray and the eaptaincy of George Boudreau, a smooth-working club has been developed. The team: Pz'tclzer.v-John Patchett, William Nickerson, Francis Hailer, Henry Basile, Robert McEwen: f'atclzers-Dominic Bright, Robert Richmondg Irljielflers-f'harles Steeger, Robert Lynch, George Boudreau, Anthony Festa, Richard Ruggierog Uuffielflers- Harvey Corbo, Andrew Mantineo, Edward Crossen, James Kirklandg Manager-Eugene C'atino. l47i Baseball 4 Y. m.:z--vrvnv . .L - .1. vnu- 1-N mnzsu As we end our high school days, we think gratefully of the training our Headmaster and our faculty have given to us. Our work in the classroom, our play on the athletic field, our participation in our club and our class activities have given us the maturity that has made us young men and women who will face with complete confidence the problems of our growing community. We have shown you the accounts of our accomplishments as members of a groupg in the pages that follow you will see our records as individuals-records which We believe will prove that each one of us will be able to take his place among the distinguished graduates of our school. GEORGE G. BOUDREAU, President, Class of 1946 I946 Is Ready For ERVIC Our 5,0014 nfs I 1... MISS G. PAULINE GORDON MR. FRANCIS J. 0'BRIEN TUV ,lI1'ss Cl. l'uulinc llorflon and in Jlr. Frclncis J. U'Brien, we Qf thc' flu' l'lu.v.v :gf 19415 arf' .vin1'f'r1'1y gratfjful. .ls our c'Ia.s.s' spmzsors tlzcy have gzlirlezl us fllfflllyll .vnr'1'ul mul .w'l1ol11sfi1' l1IiH.iC'llHif'.S' to ll most 8IIC'C'0.S'.QfIlI 001101 ll.s-imz Qf our high .vf-lmol 1'11rr'1'r. .U1'.v.v Gurrlon, by llvr .wlgv llII1'l.f'C', her gm jlI'l1l' k1'11rl11c.vs, mul lzcr 1'r1tf'r- wsl in our wr!!-lu'1'ng, has frzflmrzvl hrrsflf in ux UH. Jlr. 0'BI'I.FII has won our lasting l'Sfl'!'IIl and Ulll'.ffi!'IlfI.S'lII.1l. ,Ind so, In the Iwo pmplv who lmw' dom' .vo nz 11011 for us ire' say, Tl1flr1L' you. 1501 Valedictor Now that we have at last come to the end of our years in Roslindale High School, we feel that, after a long climb, we have reached the peak of a high moun- tain. To the boys and girls who graduated from secondary schools in America during the last four years, the outlook from this summit was dark indeed with the tragic hopelessness of war. But today, we of the f'lass of 1946 see in the distance the light of peace-a peace that we must do what we can to secure. lteal peace is not yet ours: although the war is over, there are rumors of warg there still exist much of the bitter- ness, many of the inequalities, and many of the injustices which our fathers, brothers, and friends offered their lives to eradicate. Yet if we are worthy of our heritage, we can help to make this far-distant peace a reality. How can we, as individuals, do this? We can achieve our object only by putting to their greatest use our own special talents and skills which our training both at home and at Roslindale High School has developed, and which we, by our own efforts, must continue to cherish. Now, more than ever, every part we play not only will illuminate our future but will reflect our past. Our parents and our teachers have helped to equip us with the needed knowledge, but we alone can put that knowledge to practical use. We must be confident that we shall be equal to the tasks that lie before us-tasks more difficult and complicated since now the world we enter is torn by doubts and almost stagnated by confusion. Each of us must search for the place in which he may best apply his abilities. Some of us will make plans for a better worldg others will work to carry out those plans, and still others will teach the word of God to insure peace in the hearts of men everywhere. Today should not mark the end of our learning. Un the contrary, we should continue to learn something new every day, whether it be in another school, at our work, or in our social life. As long as we keep an open mind, we shall have an increasingly greater understanding of the world in which we live, but if we close our minds, our spirit will weaken, just as a flower, when it breaks from its root, withers and dies. Un this our graduation day we say goodby to ltoslindale lligh School, but that goodby is a gesture of farewell only to the tangible things there, for the lessons we have learned and the memories of the friends we have known will remain with us as long as we live. Let us thank God that in our time hostilities have ceased, and lei. us pray to Him that, through His generosity and His mercy, we shall be able to do our part to make our peace a lasting one. VLAIIRE .IAVOIBSEX l51l 14 X . . ,J , -....-.,-t ,, fr- l l 1 5 , QT w l X , .llllo .IIVIINIIWIFHI .il'll-'ff' ,llmlmry ,llvrwi ,I nznnlr I 1 Nladelyn A. Ahto f'0lIIIlIf'I'1'lIIl 1 Office Yvorker Tennis l ' 'Hi happy soul fllrlf all flu' :ray To lIf'!ll'I'Il llflfll ll .vu nz m1'r'.s' fluff. l Frances C. Ainsworth fifillllllffflifll l Secretary Howling Q M.ill,0flIl'I' our Qf flumz' vllrmflll lll'lll'fN.u E Nassif J. Akikie Vnllwgv 1 Busincssrnan Sports a 4' 111' ls fl f1l'IIlll'lIIllll.fl'UIll rrolrll In lu'z'l. E Santa M, Aljano f'0Illllll'I'l'I.lll Typist Dancing 1 .l llrurt lfliflllll. zrllnsz' .wlvrrrl 1-rll flu' i lorz' I0 rlu'rll. 1 Nancy D. Allendorf ' Flyer X Happy um I: from Carr' I ll H1 fr1'1'. l ,ll'llI'IifIIl r'1'rIlu'.v I 'om IIll'I'f'l'llI Dancing 152i .lllrlno .inuvlrnvlrl Edith E. Almborg Office Worker Honor Student 2 'v nl'llllIlIlf'.V.S is ll grml urlrunluyc. Elena A. Alussi Private Secretary Honor' Student 3 Ycurlfoolr Business Manager Tufflcr Staff 1 'LTo rlo all Ilzings rrvll is SllllII.IIIl'..y Jerome J. Amante Engineer A good 1l1'spo.s1'fi0rL that yolrl CUIULOI Claire M. Anastasia Stenographer Swimming Club l uplllfllllb'I:flSlIl is Ihr lfrvullz Qf lllfl'.u Paul E. Andersen Mechanic Honor Stlulcnl l Basketball 'I'L-aln 3 , lllrmlnqf .ilulrrvru l'un1n1vr1'iul Stamp Collecting C0111 mvrviul Bowling I 'allege Sports buy. I 'om IIIC'l'l!l.lll Dancing Jlz'clu1u1'c A rls Sports Sigh no more, my lrulics, .sigh no more. Audrey M. Anderson Vommercial Artist Badminton i'lill1 l Riding Fluln l l'f1rP.S' she l111.v 11o111'. Marie J. Anderson Bookkeeper Honor Student 3 Senior Council l KCEIIIIPGVFII lo H111 l1c11rI.w of l11'rfr1'1'1111s. Sonia Anderson Commercial Artist fl1'111frr11 Skiing F0111 111 l'l'f'1.tll Dancing Follrgv Ice Skating I lore the .S'llIIII4lj glow of gI111l11c,v.w 1'11 her IIIIIP eyes ' Y! glea 111 1 Ilg. Pauline C. Andrews Office Worker Red Cross Representative l Good lzumor 1111.11 gc'11f'ro.w1't,111'r1rr11th1' popular heart all thc zrorlrl 0I'1'I'.ll Sally M. Arrigo f'01n r11Pr1'1'al Dancing 111111 ll'I'fll flu' I'o111 111f'r1'1'11I Gerald G. Attaya Husinessrnan Glee f'lul1 1 l ootl1all Team l .'lllIln.1'.v r111g11l.v 11r11111' fo 11.1 lll..Vglll..Yf'Il.ll John E. Ballard Accountant Vaflet Officer Q Track Team Q Football Team l An IIOIIFNT 111a11'.w flu' 11ol1Ir.vI 11'orlr QfGo1l. Margaret S. Barbarisi Secretary .'ll11'a11.v 11If'11s1111t llllll 11'1'll-11111111111r1'1l.H Martha K. Barber Chemist Honor Student 3 Tattler Representative l Secretary Sports , l ,L . . ,. fylee C luli 3 The 1011 of 111111111 ,ll'I' l'.ljl'S 1I1.v11l1111. ' ' ' ' 1 111'1'1'r L'llI'lI' 11111r1' .v11'1'1'I 111111 llllllllllj IIOIII' 1'11111l0'111'11 11111111 111.11 l11111L'.v. William C. Barrett Draftsnian Hockey Team l rl 11'1'11111'11y Il'll.lj,' ll 11I1'11.v1111l .N'lllI',!'.ll Al. JI. A 11110111111 lf. J. .'1ll!il'f.VUIl N. ,l111I1'r.vo11 .l1111r1'11'.v .-10111111 lffllldffl I!r1rl111ri.vi l111rl1rr rlI1'1'l111 ll lil' .-l rtx Sports F0111 1111'r1'1'ul Foot lmll F0111 1111'r1'1'11I Sports f'11ll1'y1' Piano ,w fllllll fl11'1.v1' I1'1'111'r11l Sports .I rrigo li11rr1'H WW' Marcia C. Bea upre lwfllfyr Sl:llislic'i:lll 'l'plmi,g lllblllll' Sl Illlvlll Il Ulm' Vllllx If ul l'I-VIIIINIIIAII mul I'llI'l'l:l1Illlll'NN lll'I' wlnxr rnmln1nful1.v, Richard Begley llmliu lixpm-rt l'. S. Navy, S lem- u,IlIl.Il Hu' INYHI'-If null .ww Ill: Gladys J. Bennett Typist Q111'f'f llllll llIl'll.Vl.ll!1 r11u'uy.v Phyllis L. Berlo Ser-I1-lxlry llunur Slll4IQ'llt Ii uI'vI'l'r'lIlll.Ij unfl liL'wulflf'. lI'Ul',ll.,u l'nHv'g1' lfilllifl f'lIIlIllll'I'l'l.Ill Hull:-I' Skating l1IIHl'!jf' Spur! s Josephine M. Bernini Sta-nngrnplu-r l'nn1 llIl'l'!'l'1ll Rolls-r Ska! ing ll'1'Ifl ll .vlnllr on hrr film, N John J. Berry I,l'I'SlllllH'l Ixlllllllflfl' ulfl'Hl'I'fIl1lIvl'fl'Ilfllfl Margaret F. Bird Six-ilngruplif-r Thr lflll-Vf :ln flu' In Vollwyr' Spur! s IINIIIIIIllf'!lf,lh'fll1Ill IIYIIIIIII my honor. fum Il1I'I'I'I'lll Roller Sknling 'xl :work in flu' lI'Ul'IIl,', Eleanor M. Bernazzani l'IIIIlIlIl'l'I'l-Ill Edmund A' Blvndin 'K 'H ! ' Private Scvrvlalry I,illll'lllg Rudi Al'1 1 'f'f ' m 'l gmphy Hunm, Stmlvnt 3 ,'l'flI'll0UL' f'fllllllllltl'1' l Trlltlrr liilitnr l Swimming muh 1 Tulllrr lh-prc-sc-i1t:1tix'e 22 Truck 'l'c-am l lf fx lrfllzqllfl prnplv' lrlm 4II'l'IlllllIlI-Nl! lllllI'll.n Radio Activitics 3 Debating Smiipty I H1111 CIKIIIIIIII' lrnrllz fllHIlII'I.Ilfl.H J:lIliC6 ll. Bohall l'nllr'yr' l,ll'lltlllll Singing Glu- Vluli Q Bowling Vlllli l llwl Frnss Ili-pri-sc-Illzltive 1 Athletic .Xssociation Representative 1 Full QI' mirth unrl IIH'l'l'l.II1l'Ilf.u lffllllflfl' lfwglrgf Iirnnrll lfrrln lirrnazzam lfrrnfui lfwrry liirfl Blfllldlll liuhan it 2,4 ,f Pu Bon nrr P. E. Brmly lJohn J. Bonner l Business Man Football Team 1 Fm always in haste Joanne M. Bossi Actress Honor Student 3 'LA smile is the same George G. Boudreau U. S. Marine Corps Honor Student 3 Band 3 Baseball Team 3 Football Team 3 Football Rmlio Prog - s '1- Ifnxvl 1'. F. lfrufllff !'ollr'yr Spur! s but lll'l'l'I' in ll hurry. Vollvyr' Dancing in all lar1gur1yw.v.' fl0lII7I1l'l'l'l'lIl Sports Senior Class Presiclenl lilee Club 1 First Lieulenzint lloc-key Team Il ram Let the reeorrl .'IllI'4lL' for 1't.w'lf. Alice L. Bowler Secretary Tattler Staff 1 Golf Club 1 Tennis Club 1 li'0ll1'g1' Horseback Hirling Debating Society 2 Riding Vlub 3 As Il wit, if not firsf, in flu' wry jirxl linf'. Florence M . Brady Sl6H0gI'Hl'Jllf'l' l'nm IIlf'I'l'l.lll Hu w l i n g Vfrur-1'ty pfr.mn1f'1'1l. linuflreuu T. J. Ilrrnly Patricia E. Brady Nurse QR' I ' f 1' -1 'f-'BK-'-Y: lin lrlrr Ifriyht t -w I . ill. If rmly lirfllf Vollwge Dancing Ilvr frfwlully :rays ure' u'1'nn1'ng num. l Paul F. Brady Electrical Engine: Cadet Uflicer l Hockey Team 2 Footlmll Team 2 .I- llollcgl' Sports M JVOIII' llllt flu- lH'IlI't' flr'.vrrr'r' llll'f!ll.I'.ll Thomas J. Brady Shipper Carlet Officer l Glee f'lub 1 liusebzill Team l Footballl Team I ffl lllyfriwllrls I1 Dominic F. Bright Singer lianrl 2 Baseball Team 3 Truck Team 1 Foot bn ll Tea m Ii Tn lu' slrony fx In llelen V. Brine Bookkeeper Howling f'lub l Ill y ju l Il. ll ln' lm Il lay. ll 4lIl'l'l1lIIIl'C A rl.s' llorse Back Riding Nlnjor F0111 m0rr'iul Sports fllec Club l Hockey Team l llnsketball Tesun 2 - 1 lPruln.1l1c l lub l l'om I71f'l'l'1,lIl llrn ma l if-4 'iS0u1w girls uri' popular, lilwl for rr llmf: fill! llwlwlfs l1'l'r'rl f'1'r'ry11'llf'rr' ull of Ilia' lfll11','l l55l ix E . x lfrlifloll lfrlmkrf I lrlllllwllrlrl l'rl.w'y Jean M. Britton Salt-swomzui nv- ' .Nll4'nr'1' l-'I Nll'l'f'fl'I' fllllll .wpf'r'1'll. Eleanor E. Brooker Nurse llonor Student 3 Golf Cillb l Swimming Club l Tennis Club 2 'H-11111 yd ll spirit, .dill and bright, unyvlir' light. Arnold Buckroth Commercial Artist Tultlvr Staff Q Basketball 2 Track l Baseball Q S Qfc, Cnited States Navy ....................,..i........1....... J 'LQQTM '!7 1 its Q li l1r'L'rolh Cuflino fill Ill Ill l'l'l'I.l1l Roller Skating l'nu1n11'rr'1'1l1 Thr l'UI.l'f' of his mrn IIIt'I'1-f lrlrilrm I1 is lI'lljj,H Joan S. Bulat Nurse- Glee Club fl I Real Cross Representative l .l ll1llill.ljfl'l.l'Illl is rlllrllys lI'I'lI'0Illl',N Frederick W. Bumpus lizinker Sports 11'1'fl1 .von1f'il11'r1q of Cullegr' Cartooning College' 'llusic Com IIll'I'l'l.Ill Bowling '- .l goml 1l4'.vpn.v1iI:'n11 fx mnrr' raluulilr llmn ynlrl. Jl56l If ulul If u Ill prix Crlfoll Cflllfnrfrf Joseph A. Carmichael Journalist Honor lim in horuzvl toil. Geraldine F. Casey Dietitian Taltlcr Representative l Cheer Leader l Tennis Club 2 Her L'I.Ilf1Ill'SS of hear! is .vlzmrn by her flee: Eugene N. Catino If S. Marines Football Team 1 Baseball Team l Drum and Bugle Corps .Xthletic Association Representative 111' is a man of many fl1I6'llf.V.n Anna M. Caton Clerical lvorker Red Cross Representative l Yvar Bond Radio Play MTU those who know Iliff' not no words can 1'.1'f'1'.'lf'1zc1'. 'i John F. Caulfield U. S. Marine Corps Cadet Ofhcer I Band 3 Glce Club l Track Team 3 Footlizlll Team 3 'I'l1r1l .llrrrwry lrerr' half so f11l1.f',f.n I 'om IIlf'I'l'l.lll Cu m ping College Dancing ls. N College Sports Com mercial Dancing paint your Cnllegr Football Dnnna Nl. Chase f'0llf'llP Nleclieal Secretary llorselnu-k Rilling Swimming Vluln I No! rrry lull, lurf Sll'I'l'l null small null lnrrrl by ull, Katherine Nl. Chisholm fi0lllIIlf'l'f'I'll1 Receptionist Howling l'l'fr1rl14'sl fjffnrl 1'urr:'f'.v llIlf f0I'lI'lll'll.n Anne E. Clark Seeretary tioll' Vluln l fllllll IIIf'l'I'I-Ill llaneing ul flrwirf' u Iliff' of lIll7l'l'l.lllI'lll unfl f'll.W'.n John F. Clarke Newspaper Reporter Glee Vluli 1 flrflrrfll Sports Athletic Association Representative 1 Basketball Team 1 Football Team 1 ll'll1'11 I Illllkl' my IllI'lll'0Il.V . . Patricia M. Cobb Dietitian Vheer Leafler l Riding Vluli 2 'Ulfy kliflglllllll lx Il l'l1 use flllflllfllllf f-In-rr. Y' l'oll1'gr Roller Skating f'lll.w-holm fnlrlrllrlorzi .fp 5 5 Joan C. Cogliano 1'nlnr111'l'r-frll Secretary Skating Honor Stuclent 3 l'mrlm0l.' Vonimittee l Tulllrr Staff l Her grruf lllllllifllj fx llI'l' lflllilllilllj .vlur. Theresa J. Colantuoni Secretary Tennis f'lul+ l Thr nmlal offuxlzziou mul flu' yluxx offnrn Theresa M. Connolly Hiller nSl.ll'Ill'l' is flu' mos! per Bernadette R. Connors Secretary llrrl' fllrrll nufrn11'n.v Beverly J. Connors Secretary Senior Vouneil 1 f'l'l90l' l.ea4ler 1 h1,l'I'NUllIlllif.Ij, pep, llvrl' Il ml l f'uHllollj1 ll. if Al . A ,-'ijL V., ,, 2 fre! lfrrulrl Qf'j1rjf.n nm' llII!fl'l'. H llll'IIl!f of yo, l'lurl'r If, Vonn I' I... l'o1f1r111'1'1-ful Skating f'0lllIll1'l'I'I'll1 Swim ln i n gf Von: IIll'I'I'I.tll llaneing Von: Ill1'I'l'I.4lI llanving folflz , , lm. .l, 4 onn r We ,iz e ,X Leonard A. Coppenrath lmllwyw I'l'i4-wlliomi I,I'ZIlIIllIIl'Q 'I'r:u-I4 'I'e':um I I,I'IlIIl1lIII' f'IuIv 'Z .I.vfull of wil ux man run lux .I. llarvey Corbo twill,-yr .Xvinlnr Spurls Vmlol Uliim-r l Hausa-ImII 'I'e-um '2 Iluvkm-y IIIPIIIII 2 'I'r:1r'k IIIPIIIII Q Spaniel: f'IuIv I Hull' IIIIIII I Tin' gurls' llll'.N'.YI'II!1I'l'. I' Jean M. Corcoran f'ullwyw ,IIt'2Il'Ill'I' Ilonor SIIIIIPIII 'Z fill-1-1'IuIi:i Nlfr'.v nwilllrr Nllllf, nur fs ,vlfr bnlvl, Nllr x.j11.vI ll girl, rm youll us !flIlIl.n Lucy S. Cossette Nurem- ' Howling f'IuIi I .I ll'UllllllI..Y f'l'lIII'IIl.Il!j yfnrjl fx ,lI'l' Imfr Marilyn C. Cotter Nurse lYinI4-r Sporlw IIUIII lllf'l'f'lilll Swim ming l'n1f1'y1' Skating II'1'lll yrrlflr' yr! llI'l'I'llIill-llfl'f1ll'!'1', ffrlrnl upnu lll'l'1ll'.x'- fllllfll I'0Ill'NI'. 'I . Ihfppwurutll Vurlw l'nuyl1I1'll l'rufi.v fIlPfI'1H'lllI f'rn,v.v1n Estelle A. Coughlin Nursi- Ilonor Slmlc-nl 2 IJ:-Imting Sm-ir-ty .l youll .vpnrl ll'I.,ll Harold H. Crafts Iluilrlf-r Swimming .I fllllhff lI1,.l'fHl' llll', Edward T. Crossen Iiusiness man Vzulvi Ufiic-er Iizlsketlnall Q l'rul1 lf!!-iffy. Regina K. Currier Iiookkeeper II Al v. Il'l.I'IIIN!j lflly, l'oIlr'yc Music l'nm lIlf'l'I'7'lll I u0IIf:lII I lin wlm H.I rurrifrrr' .vnul ll'l.fll .Vlll.l'l'f yrlyf' Horace Dacko Army Officer Golf Club 1 'HI :nun Qf lllllflllifl' f'nx.w'ff1' I'urrir'r I' .Y iv f. II 2 llol Fuller Durlrn Vznnm-ing, I 'nm IllI'I'l'I.llI Sports I'nm111r'r1'1'al lor Skating Vnm IIlI'I'!'l'Ill Bowling if . , wah, 2 YW J 3... 7, if 1 'X 1 I, I E II J . f ,J 4 ' .. ' 1 Duly IM m 1 un ff Du ll'.W!ll Ijflllllfjl Therese C. Daly N u rse R1 Bowling Vlulv l .l.v merry ux flu' rluy fx long. Lucy A. Damiano Private Secretary 1jI'f'.S'Sf'll so neat, nnfl qufff' in .vfy1r'. David A. D'Angelo Aeronautical Engineer Honor Student 2 Red Cross Representative l Sucr'ess lies- in effort unrl uhilflyf' Zaven S. Daniels Artist H Thr r-lzwfrfuf r'll1'ruh. Roy J. Davidson Music Vommeritator Glee ciillil 1 Debating Society 2 'Zi lzlffsxwl Ffilllllllllliflll fx II lfonkf' 2 I 1 f'oH4'yr' :Her Skating lilllll lIll'l'I'l.lI1 Sports f'0llr'gr Swim ni i ng l'oHr'y1' lin sein: II Vollryr' Xlusic- .f llflllgrlo lI1ln1'1'f.v l,l'Hl'I1ll'1P7lH D1'l'1'l11'r' Richard J. Dawson .Xirline Pilot Cadet Oflieer Q Band fl Senior Symphony liunil fi iv Hr' kno1r'.v ll',llll fx frlmf. Mary Ann Delaney Teacher Ilonor Student l Yeurlzook fv0lllIlliiil't' l tilee Vinh 3 Refl Vross Surgical Dressing Vnit l Nothing fx 1'lrlpo.s'.v1'hl1' fo fl lflilllillff hw mfurl, mul ul1lf'jilry1'r.v, Nlary J. Dellelacono Dress Dm-xigner Glee Vlnlm l Uol'111.v1H I,1'l'l.ll .1ll'f'llllllll' . I rlx Niuwie fiflllfjfl' .X rt rl, nn r'.r1'r'flr'uf I IIlllllIll'l'I'lIl, lion ling .Vo ll'IlIIlllII fx happy ll'llll :fum noi flllillk l1rr.wU' .vn. Audrey F. DeVeuve Dietitian Honor Student fl Tntllwr lteprewe-ntntive fl fllee Vlnli fi l'1'pl1y, f',ll'I'l1f.lIl, IlIlllfl'lil'lIIN.l1, N Ellen Nl. Devine lie:-eplionist lilee Vlub if lI'llr'lr vljlbllifl' ll'lifll llI'l', qljllllifl' IlI'l'l'l' Huw. i59i l'oH1'gw Pliotogrsl play f'UIllllll'I'I'l.1l, Swim ming vw ' ' r 1 'UG K' 'I f xi C 5 I xx 'Q i lllilrlnlw' ll1Hr'H'i l7l1'L'r'r.voll I l', lluffvrflfl jf, lf, llonolwln l'. f . llnflo Phyllis G. Dibblee Nursi- u.Ql'lI'lll'I' fx our of flu' l'l-I'fIll'.V of Ihr 11'1'.w'.' Jean N. DiBello Stt-nogrziplicr llonor Slualm-nt l film- fvlllll l l'on.vlunf us flu' .vfurx fx .vluq N Priscilla M. Dickerson Stl-iiogiuiplic-r llonor Stiulvnt 2 .l mrrry lIl'lll'f gow llrfwr lln' :roy ll xml 1 Rose 'I'. Doherty Nurse- iilvv Vllllr l .l goorl .wporl lflrfll ll .vlrrp1'1'.vl'rlg ll'I-f.n Jean K. Donley Buyer film' flulr l Swiniining Vlnln l u.ill'l'l'l',!1, ruwrrfly, Nllllll I fire' now, I Von: lIl1'l'I'I-ll, Swiniining.: Von: 1nwrw1'ul Du nr-ing VUIII lIlt'l'l'lAll1 Ice Skating mv, N f'oH1'y1' Howling l'n1lll1l1'rr'1'r11 Howling -1 rio L ff K al rl l l I l i . .4 'n , W -is A :FS X Z3 i x n llohrrfjf llonlwjf Uoruu H. F. flolrffuy John P. Donovan lilisinessnmii Tulflvr Rt-prose-xltativc l Vzulct Office-r 1 Ulf-vf'll1li l Bzisclnall T1-:iln l Football Tcanl 1 Foliage Swimming 'H-I xfflzolur, un uthlvlr, unrl abou' all fl gf'lIf1l'TI1ll71.w NI ary G . Donovan 'IR-acher f'omm1'rf-ful Sw i m m in g V1'ry pwppy, full Qffun, u gnorl pal fn f1'r'ryor:f'. Patricia F. Donovan Bookkeeper Ilonor Student 2 Orchestra 1 Spanish Fluln 1 Qf.vff1I anrl .Vl'l'I-OHS flI0IlfI1lf.W Jean M. Doran Missionary Worker lim-il Vross Rvpresc-ntativc l Pom rnf'r1'fuI Bowling l'0IIIIIH'l'f'l'll, Roller Skating Tilly Ifikr hwr mos! who kllflll' llrr larsl. Robert F. Dowling .'xf'l'lllllli2lllt QnfwI, ll'liHI'llIj, unrl rrry noir. I 'nm mr'rr'fu1 Bowling Joseph J. DOWlliIlg llUlIllIH'l'1'li!ll X Journalist Bouts Poz'sz' aboru ull. Ellen M. Doyle l'U77IIlll'I'l'l.lIl Nurse Dancing SiIz'n1'z' is mort' bfllllfllflll llzun any sony, Phyllis M. Duffley 111 llIl'l'I'l-ll, Typist Dancing Full qf yoml Illflllllillff mul 11'z'.vl1z'.s. Audrey M. Emmel F0111-gr Teacher Skiing Debating Society l Badminton Vluh 2 rl III 1'.1'fllr1' QV' sf'rz'o11,sr1z's.s unrl good IllllIIUl'.u Alice M. Enos f'oll1'yf' Secretary Art Honor Student 3 Yvurboolr Committee 1 Radio Play Athletic Association Representative 3 Badminton Club 1 Thoughtful and zrisv slu' goes lzvr way. Downing llnylr lffllllI'l.N'IIII I uIlonu EleanOI' R. Erlillldsoll l'0IIII1l1'I'I'lilll Secretary lc-0 Skating Honor Student 1 Thought fx rlrcprr than ull NIIi'f'l',l.v RiCl'l2l'd H. Fallona lillllfffl' Vivil Ellginecr .Xrl Glec Vluh l fl f1l'IIfl!'IIllIll. Wan fl lllijfllfl' lribuh' ln' llllI'll.In Marguerite A. Farrell f'0lI1Illl'l'l'l.lll Secretary Swimming .l FIIIIIIJIIIIIUOII fhuf is t'lll'!'I'flll is ll'0l'f,l gold. J. Gerard Fay lmllryi' Teacher l ort-igu l igurim-s Color Guard UCIIIIIUFII! I,1'yl1f.v.' .ll'fI'UIl:'v Warren E. Fegan f'oll1ll1z'r1'z'rll Photographer Photography Basketball Tczuu 2 Youth conzvx but our-1' in u lIzfl'fl.IIII'..i U lllfflrllj If IH rn rl lfuox Furrwll Fay I'iI'flllll , 6, . .-1, I I A6 ll'IlliHjf lf. li, fvfjfufl Paul IC. Fvlscll YM,-lffm-.fl ICI:-1-Il'if-ul l'll1p,5im-4-r Xlllullmlvilcw ll:-al I mv R1'IDI'I'Nl'lllJlllVl' I nNl'IIf'I'l'l'I!j fx lllr qlluffly 151' ll nulafr llllllI.u Corrine A. Fl0I'Q l'llIlllllI'l'1'1.1ll H1-r-rt-lnry Dum-ing lit-fl Vrms Slnrgix-ul l,I'l'N5llI1fN l'l1il I Spanish l'luI, l llnwlingl'luI1 I lirIlr'11f'lll unfl llNllf-Ill fn UU .vflw flow, Nlilfy Fish f'nff1'gr' Flu-mis! ' Nlllfll' Flaws Silllllll luriu ll llunnr SiIlIll'Ill Si I'rurlmn!.' l'llllllll'-Ill-l'llIl'l' I film: I llllb 2 Tflflfwr lfflllul' l lh-lmlillg Slmivly I llaulmlnlull Vluln l UNIII' fx lllllflll QI' llI'!ll'f, llfgfl of pnrpnsr, llllll happy QI' .v l11'l'ff. U Ruth J. Fitzgerald 'lll'2IC'lll'I' f'uHr'g11' Dancing llnnnr Stuflvnl l Kilt-0 Vlulm 1 Ml I'lI' 1'Illl ,fm-.vr,w ,vnrll llllllll-fl.1'-V QI' l'lll'I'ljflll lI'lI!fN uurl If l'l.I'llllll'lll'NN, V l,2lfl'lCl2I Nl. Flilflagall f'nl1llll1'rr'1'ul S1'f'l'i'l2ll'f' llznnc-ing Sift ll',lfI fx lfllliff ,vn1f1r'li1ln',v A'Ill'l2l'l-.N'I'.V, Walter W. Fleming Vullvye 'll4'2II'lll'I' Boats llnnnr Sllllll'Ill ii l'mrlmuI' fknnmillce l S4-niur l'oum-il I Vault-I Uflit-or I llanul l .l lIlI'IlNl.lIfj IlI'I'.WlIllIll,flll fx llfx prfr'rlr.v.v l1rz.v.w'.v.w1'I1rl. Ethel R. Flynn l'l1-rin-al llhrkvl' Vnm mwrrirll lla nci ng Tulllwr llvprc-wnlu I i vm- I .l nfl frur' .vllw is us .vllr IIIIN prurrrl lu'r.vr'U', Evelyn M. Flynn Sccre- t 21 ry Tull unrl .vlvlulrr Mary C. Flynn Sc-crvtziry i' l'1'f jjfllfllf-ll, www Patricia E. Flynn Airline llosts-Ns Bowling Vlulr l Riding Vlulv fl fn nz In 1'r1'z'11l Dancing ll'l'fll ll ynrlrl1'.v.v'.v yrur-w, I 'o nz fu 1'rf'1'11l Bowling ' mul .N'llil'l'lll1'NN ruirl qf llflhllllu 1'n 111 Ill 1'r1'1'1ll llorwlmck Hiding M.l lIOI'.Yl', ll lznrxv, my klillfflllllll for ll llfII'.YI'!u lflxf-h 1' lim' I' wh I-'ilfywrulfl lf. .lI. lllljlflff ,ll. lf Flynn Fllllllllfjllll 1'. 1f.Flynn G2 ir' . 2 I ix, .5 fx A ,I , I 1 5. an A X . I Ik . 4- ,,.4Q.f, ,W , W- f k 1. Frulli Hrul,-rhy Uenznzel Gillis Norma L. Fralli f'u1u11lr'r1'f1ll Secretary llzuu-ing Honor Stuflent SI Rerl Fross Surgical Dressings l'nit I Bowling f'luli l HIIFI' plrwlsllrlf Nllllill' rlllfl f'lll'l'f:flll nlflnurr lIflI'l' ll'lllI her manyfrf1'11rlx. Barbara I. Gadsby lillIlllllI'l'I'l'IIl Singer Nlusie G00f1 llI'1'll.S' lwnl Hzruuglz llrul'1'n like ll IlI'lIlll.ll James L. Gallo I'nlh-gf Musician Leailing a Dance liancl Tfliflrr Representative I Vaclet Oflieer I Senior Symphony flrellestru I lianrl 3 Spanish f'luIn I Ureliestra fi .lfusi1', .lf1l4'.s'tro, 1llL'!l.W'.u Jessie S. Garland Pulley'- Meflieal Secretary t'ollec-ting small statues of dogs Tattler Staff I Urchestra I Glee Fluh 1 Badminton C'IuIn I lterl Cross Representative 1 Tennis Vluh 1 Her Sllllill' is flu' sll'f'z'l1'.sf Hlllf 1'L'1'r zrus well. JOZI1 E. GeiSh6CkeI' l'IlllIIllI'I'l'l'fl! Secretary Dancing Tutllfr Representative I Cheer Leafler I ufllll'Fl'fII1, puppy, ulul llflllI'fl'l'.l, ljullf, lftlflllflll fi1'1'.vflf'rf1 r Hilnmrr liz' rn prl frllfll ll Vifginia flUlllllll'l'I'l'Ul Sec-retzi ry Skznl ing Thr lllI'l'I'lll' of riff !'Ulll'f4'N!f,'. Nlarlen Gillis f'Hlff'yf1' Pllysicul l'lllIIt'2llIOIl 'l'z-zu-lien' Sttlllllllllljl llonor Student 2 Glee Club 3 Rzulio Safety l'i-ogruin Howling Vluli I MTIII' will Illlll lln' ll'liNf!UfIl for lllr IlI'I'll.u Ruth V, Gilmore f'1llIllllI'l'l'l-Ill ltr-eeptionist llnnc-ing llecl Vross Surgir-nl Dressings I'nil I lterl Vross Representative I U Her l'0l.l'l' is 1'l'1'r ,wifi Illlll lout, Ronald A. Gimpel .lIl'I'llllIIl'1' ,lrlx Shop Instruetor ,Xulomoliiles Thr l1r11l'z'.vl rlrr' lfmxr' Qflffll' lI'fPl'IlN.u Joseph E. Glennon lvillfyff Vhemist Sports Vluss Ilistoriain ltaulio Play Ymrbook f'0IllIlIIfll'0 I llznselmll 'l'c-:un Q Football Team I .l goorl sporl, ll goofl .vfufl1'nl, unrl fl rrgulurff'lluu'. M31- lflmrr lluyllrfz fy, ,lI,I1r.ml Z, f'. ffrunl A udrey L, Glover Sc-vrvtn ry Thr 11-nrlll is no lwllwr lil' nw' rrnrry.' Mary V. Goguen N-erm-I an ry 4 , I llmvnrlfu ffriwm' f'llfllflll'l'I'lilll lion ling l'nn1 nrr'rr'r'rrl 'Traveling 'jlfrlry fx ll gffrl ofifllll, IIllI'llvljN up null on lhw run, Dolores NI. Gonnella Sl't'I't'l2l ry u.Illl'IlllfN Nllll-lllllff, nlirnyx guy, Frances L. Gourley l'onirn4-rr-iul .Xrtixl lizulminlon Vluli I It-nms I lull I Howling Vlulr I Von: llIl'l'l'l'II, Dancing.: l'uHl'yr lion ling Thr mililr-.vf NlllllIlI'l'N unrl ilu' yrnlffzvl l1l'lIl'l.n Theresa B. Granfield 1'0lllIlll'N'IAlll St-q-r4't:ii'y Horst-liack Rltlillg ln worry .x-ln' :lows uul lll'll'l'l'l'.1 IMI 3, ,,.f-- nf ' . NT . K f fr-7 , lmurlrff Ilrnmly Katherine Ni. Grant Private Secretary Swimming f'luli I 1,01-Nl' mul rl1'yn1'ly url' lzrrx. Zoe P. Grant .Xrtrt-M Orchestra I Drallmtit-f'l11li I Swimming Vluh fl Sn I look f,lt'l'lIl'll1'l' nn our ll'lLl'l',,u Patricia E. Greene Executive Secretary Tulllrr Staff l Honor Student I 1 E llnllffiflfl f,rfl,vr1'f.' Vu III rn 1'rr'1'1ll 'l'ra vel Walleye Music !'munff'rr'iul Skiing NIM ix Il qlll'f'II Qf nolflz' nulurc .s t'I'UIl'lll.Ilfl..i Jacqueline M. Grundy Buyer Swimming Vluli I Thr Inav! nrt' IIIUNI' qffru' 11'or1l.s. William J. Gruseck Food Technician Band fi, First Lieutenant Orchestra fl Senior Symphony liansl 2 1 yu Ifllfllflllf curc',fr1'r' mul l'flN!f.u I'0llf'gc Swimming Vollfgc Music Ida M. Gubitoso llairrlrvsscr Von: lIll'l'I'lll, Bowling USl.IlC'l'l'l.f.lj unrl Ifllfll un' lllr' IIIINIDN of l'l'l'I'.1f l'l'I'fIIl'.ll Katherine M. Guilderson Secretary l'on11m'rf'iul Tru vvl Tuttlwr Represen tutive 2 rl Cllllfllllillfj .wrzflv mul ll fl'Ilt'IlYH!l fuf'c'. Lois M. Gustafson Religious Educator Tulflrr Stuff l Spanish Club I Volfrgz' Music hlm-1-I lulifi llzuln1inton1'lul1 1 Grace I.. Hansen f'ollr'yr .Iournulisl llunving Real Vross lieplw-sciilulivv I liialing Vluln 1 'Hlnrl if I yfrz' fllvr' lmnor fluv, .lI1'rlll, llflllllif mv Qf lily 1-r1'u'. Nlargit D. HaI'gb0l ll0llIIIII'I'l'l.lll Office Worker lcv Skating Thr ,ll'lll'f..Y Illllffll flows lllllkl' Nil'-ftlI'l'.flllil'.ll Rc-cl Fross Surgical Girls' Trio Lorraine J. Hassett f',,U,,,l,, DV4'5Sl'lE-IS lillll l Nurse- Sllllllllllllgf Curl glilwllz spc'4'1'l1 lo llH,' .wnzy llI.fl'll',l' gh... flul, I lizulminton C'luln I Viola E. Gustafsson fl0lIllII!'I'I'I-Ill Swimming Club I Secrelari' Skaiillg Thr n11'lrl1'.vl IlIllI1Ill'I' unrl flu' r-urlirzvl llrl1'r. Hear yr :ml flu' I1 ll Ill of nzfyllly 1rork1'l1y.v? Cal'0l N. Havey I'ullr'y14' CaI'0line E. Hansen Vollrgf' f'on1inerc-iul Artist Drawing llathematic-ian Swimming llonor Student 1 Spanish Vluln l Honor Student fi Bowling Clulm 1 Killing Vluli 1 MA .S'll'l'l't unrl 11r1c1j1 r'1'fz'1l l.'1'n1l Qf'yr1lr'1'. Rell fross Surgical Dressings lvnit l 'Xl frfrnrl fx u p1'r.von lI'liflI :whom I muy ln' .YliIlI'l'I'l'.N Jean F. Hayes lhllfyf Plilvsiotlivrapist Slllllllllllljl .Xtlilvliv .Xssocinlion ll0pl'c-sm-lllalllvv l 'IR-nnis Vlnli l Ping-pong Vluli I l nr nfl flu' lrorlfl 11-onlfl l'llfllI'I'I'1lll lll'I'fl'll'llll.u ffrllfllnxn f,1lllff1'r.wrll fiuxlrrklivoll llf1vl1lAf.v,x-mf I , ff. ll ll fl. H. llnmwu IIIIIUIIUI flux-.vr'lf flurry Huy if I ax . L ..f1F -Q ..-.......zn:.. . -. -, -,..........1ZL152f'.31':'J , - Ann Nl. llaynes SlK'IlHg'I'lIIllll'l' U Num' knnu' lI1'l' 'III' In fnrr ll1'l'.n Mabel Nl . llennessey f'mumrrrn1l llullvr Skuling '1IlllllllI'I'l'l'Ill Roy llilden U 1 ummm-rf-ml ,Xrlul fl's flu' IIIIIAV, llzf-l'4fIll' mr' lim u ing S1-1:r1'lul'y Nl mic film-1-l'lulv :Z bpumsll Clull l Rdlpb H , Ihltz I Hwy? nfffr iv lrnrlll llllllllllf I' 1 hcmlst hh l 5 1' ' ' Vmlzfl Uflif-1-r l Eleanor M. Hennrikus f'ffIIffI1f'ff'ffIf R5I'?t?,lg Nfmvty IV, Uflivm- lYnrkc-r S1-wing ' 'U 1 'Hun 'funnr' II- .-l'L .-Ir.- ff'l'lll'r'r,' l .lr 'Wi I ' N U N Q HI Ill, ' ,., Luis H. Himbefg f'0lllllll'fl'IIIl Illkl' llrlllylll, Inn, llrr 1ln.vL'y llrllr. , , , , , , Iwrcngn C urn-wpmnlm-nl VN rltmg Robert J' llcrlihy VHIIIVW lilfllllll' 5ll'lKll'lll l . , . Spanish I lull l BIINIIIPSS Klan mp 1 Ulla-1-Img ull, I , lil I f I I 1, I n MQHIH um, SMH, l,lmM.H!l HlHIuW.., III fjfu mm 1.x un Q15 mn rg yum Ill.N.X um Ill-W um, . ' ' ' . I' In ' Phyllis A. Hersee l,nl,l,W PAYYIQCIQ E vllolleran olfgf Y , W. . Fllflill llurkvr Rf-afllng Xnrw Nu nnrnmg . H , . K, . , llunor btucle-nt l lulflvr htuff 1 llunm' htlnlcnl .l Blllllllllllllll 1 lull l v , , . , . . . , 1 he-Or 1.4-mlm-r 1 IKZHIIO I lay 2 Howling I lull l 5WlIllIIlIIlg C lull 1 , 1 , , , , ,nhnnig muh 1 llelnatlng Society 2 hull f lub l I - - - , liiflingf'lul1f5 Tm-nnis Club l lln' .ww-1'rf nf .Vlll'l'l'SN Inns Ill rllllfrurlllrf wrrry uppnr v , ,, . ,, ' ' ll 0 ulfrurt lrrurfx Inj Ihr r'l1uruf'l1'r Il'l' zlzspluy. iuuzfy. ' William E. llooley fbllrflf' Luwyc-r Sports Tuftlrr Rl'Ill'C5l'lllllllVl' l Vmlvt Ofliccr lim-al Vruss licprc-sc-rllnlivc l lfcmllmll TL-:un l .l l'l'ylll1ll' 'fI'HUll', luzvl qf pfllx, null I'll rlffll1'fi1'.v rrrll llrllvr .vl1'll. llllffzlrv 1l1'l:r1:,w-.vrff llruurz'L'ux llrrlllzff Hurxrr llffflun Ilill: llfrrllfrrgf llullrrun ll'lflll'-If l' Y sal , X -. Q N f .F W N jg 2 A 1, ph I 1 Y 5 . , 5 ' Iluurihfzu I,. I . llfzrlry lf. JI. .llwolm All. l,. .lm-nlfv HaI'0Id T. HOLII'II'laI1 liUlllllIl'l'l'IAlIl Business Han Tap I,2llIt'Illg l'zuI0l Officer I file-c f'InIs I 'I'c-nnis l'InII I Tafflrr Represcntativa- I Red Fross Representative I Iiraniatic- Vlub I 'HI Iflgllillg Il'0I'kt'l' lrilll llll fl1,4'.rl1uu.vl1'l1lrfulul of guml uulu rr. LOITZIIIC F. HI.lI'I8y l'flllIIllt'l'I'I.1Il Secretary Skating II'lzal S7lIlSlll.lll' is lo .flIlIl'I'I'S .sruflw.v un' lo lll1nlr1rll'Iy. PHLII E. Hurley y'1'l'llIll.l'lll Engineer Honor Student 2 Tafllcr Representative I Sporfs Tufflwr Staff 55 f'a4IeI OIIICQ-r l Rcrl Cross Representative I Iiasn-InaII Tealn I Vaptain, f'oIor Guard S1u'l1 poplllurffy IIIIISI lu' lll'Nl'I'l'l'fl.n Marie E. Hynes Ibllryff- Teacher Sports Honor Student l Orc-In-slra 25 Senior Symphony Orc-In-slra I Howling f'InIn l 'ITU flo yool rrlfllvr Hum to ln' 1-on,.spz'r'1umx.'I Evelyn L. Iencarelli !IUllllllI'l'I'l1l! Journalist WriIin1,g For ,yl11 .s' Il jolly goorlfvllozr, ll'lIl'l'll nolmrly run llf'lIjj..I f ff E rl P. lf. llrlrlwy ,,fllV'U!l,Vl'll Edith M . Jacobs Sc-vrvlzl ry f 'F lllwzvv lrnrnr .lm-olfxolz .lrnkl hSl.,I'lll'I' n1'l'4'r lll'll'llvljN yur Mary L. Jacobs Interior llc-c-ornlor Iiowling C'InIv I Swinnning Vlulv I 'HI fnfrrr lmly lllrrr' Claire A. Jacobsen .Kc-c-onntalll Honor SIIIKIUIII II Tufllvr Iiclitor I 1 lass xHI0lIII,'IOI'IZlIl E1lrll1'.vlr1r.v.v In rom Ill Joan Jacobson Vamp Vounsc-Ior Honor Slnflvnl fi Senior Vonncil I Tulllvr Staff Q IXII1Ic-tie .Xssociulion Iivprc-sviltzllive I lIl'l'1'I , . I UllllllI'I'I'l1I, Roller Sknling v I. , . l IlllIIlII'I'I'llll SWIIIIIIIIIILI ' lI'lIN .w'r'll. lilllll llll'l'l'I.fll Skating I'I'lll'lNlUA' I'1lIlIllIII.I.l'l' I Bowling Vlnlv I un1l,' l'lIrll'lIl'll'I' lo llI:lI'lIll.u Fur llIlllIlIl'l'.S' nrr :ml fall flllll of llolzll' Illl4lI1l,n Lois E. Jenkins Nursi- Ilonor SIIHIPIII 2 Ilrunluliv Vlnln I .XIIIIQ-tif' .Xssom-inlion Iieprescntativc- I l'oll1'yr' II1'zuIing Vlsus Imwya-I' I'l'1ll'lNIllA' Vollllllilli-1' I 'IR-nnis f'InII 2 IP:-Imling Sm-ivly 2 1' lllll lllffflllil of loyal lllllllfl' v Iwrllrgff' Spnrls film- Vlul, :I 'I'1-nnis Vlnln I Iii-sl Vross IIc-pl'4-s0nIa1- Iive I Thr izlwal Qf1'ourf:'.wy, zriflz yrur-r, unrl 1'llurm, ISYI Ima- 5 kv, . l .2 Xff X g511.gefwh 1,'f1 f 'T 312521312 . :.f 2 ,,,z:'?f-2 .1 , i , , , ,,', . ,. 1 Qdfgqyrffwy lflllll-lljlw' li. .I. .l11l1 11.11111 lf. lf. .l11l111.v1111 K11111l11r11,v Kuurlfj Ix'1'1lrl11'v1l lK'1'1'11111 Arthur R. Jennings .xl'I'Ulllll2l nl ,I IxI'l'!f j111ll1'f11f ll 11rl.'1'1' Ill 1'1'.w,v ll'I'll l11'.U Barbara A. Johnson I ly1-1' MNIII' 111'1'1'r .YIIIUN 111111'1' fllllll Ruth B. Johnson A1'1'111111t:111I Ilo11o1'SIn1I1-nl :I Senior Vlnss 5l't'l'I'IlI ry XYEISIIIIIQIIIII-l'il'2Illkllll N11-alnl 1 .l. ll, K1'H1'l11'r f'111111111'r1'1'11f xYIllil'l' Sports 111' rr .Vlll'1' l11'x lllfr Il .v111'- l'111111111'1'1'1'11f Vollc-1-Iillg l,if'Illl'l'N fix lll'I'l'NN1ll'.l1.v 'VII 111 1111'rr'1'11l Sports fiit't'f1illl1 I Ho IU'.vo11l .v14111'1'1'1', 1.11 lIl'fI.llllQfilllifllflll, Esther Kandaros SI'f'l'Cl2l ry 'HI joy to I11' ll'l'fll.n Annette E. Keady , . . I illIllll0l'Cl1tI Artist Swiinining Vluli I Tilt fl'Ill' 1'.v.w'11r'1' of 51'111'1'1'1il1j N wIi11gC'lul1 I lllllf lill l11111r11' 1'lr'11r. l'111111111'1'1-1.111 f'oIIOcIing 1iCL'0l'llS fill 111 1111'r1'1'11l Ilorsc-lnlck liicling IGSI P. J, lK,l'H1'lIl'f K1'H1'11 Monica A. Kearney SI'!'l'1'I2ll'j' 'IX-nnis f'l11l1I llowling f'll1I1 I filllll 1111'r1'1'11l 1,21 ncing If'1'll1 IIII ryr' lIllI'II, 11 l1111y111' ll111l'.v 1111! 1l11111l1, .I111l ll llI'lll'f ll111l 11'1'll IlI'l'I'l' ln .w11'r1111' ,v11r'1'11 IIlll.n Ilelen T. Keenan S1'1'1'clz1ry ttf1111111111'ry1'11ll1' . Alice D. Kelleher Pilysical l'11I11c-z1Iio11 'l'l'Zlt'ill'l' Ilonor Student 2 Senior Founc-il I Tafflvr Repres-elitativc I Rc-11 Cross Surgical Dressings l'nit l 1'IIllllllI'l'l'l'lI, Roller Skating I '11ll1'yc' Sports fluss Prophet T11IIl1'1' Staff 3 Debating Society 2 Spanish Club 1 ll'.s nicz' lu ln' llllfllftll, 111' y011'r1' 1111l11r11lly 111'1'1'. Paul J. Kelleher lf S. Marine Vorps Vzuiet Ufficor I Drum and lfllglt' Vorps fl Track Tealn 3 TI11' 1111111 lI'lH'fll 11'l11'11' 1'.v N11' Ilenry X. Kelley, Jr. Stock Broker 7'11lfl1'r Staff l Ili-1I Fross lh-p1'c-sclilantivv lfootlmll 'lil'illll Q I '11111 lIll'l't'l'Ill Sports Illflll who 1-1111 -SllIlll'. f'11ll1'y1' Sports Iluml 35, fiillllillll I 'I'1':1c-k 'l'l'illll 2 lf11tl1 11.v1'11.s'111 1'.s' 1111 1'l1'1111'11! 11f.y11cc'1'.v.s. John F. Kelly .Kr-r-ountzinl f':ulvl Uflivvr 1 lffrll l.llllI'l'll urf' llllzlj QI' many f1'fwr11l.v, Vina A. Kelly Stenogruphor Ilonnr Student 1 uf'0IH'l'I'lll.Il!j fllrfr mrn 1lLf'rif.x', znorlrnvl :urn Helen M. Kennedy NIiltll9ll12lllCl2lIl C'l1eerI,ezuler l Bowling Vluli l Full Qfllzfl' null lrlug1lfr'1'. Ann R. Kerrigan Secretary Vheer Le-arler 1 Dramatic Chili l Riding Fluli l 1 nln1ln'rf'1r1f Hpurls f'nll1l1l1'rf'fu1 Sow i n gg Il rr Ill ulr. '- I'nNr'g1' Spnrl S I'nlnm1'rr'f1ll Swim In ing Sl1f .v rrry ynnrl In funk rll nurl rrru nfrrr In A'Illl1l'.u Leo Kharibian lbllfgv Engineer Photography Tuttlfr Representative l Vaflet Officer 2 Drum anfl Bugle Vnrps I Urclieslru lilee fluli 1 .Xilllelic ,Xssocintiun Football Team 1 licpri-scntutivv I Golf Cluli 1 llfillllilllf' Club I Tennis Club 1 HA man Qf fu'l1'on. J. F. Krlly V. sl. Kflly X. Klmrilriurz Kilclulfl' Nfifllhi Khilribiflll filIlIIIllI'l'l'l'1l, l'olnn1f-rf-inl .Xrtist llana-ing lYl'fll'lI00L' f'mninillvv l Tulllwr Slzifl' Q 4 fluli 'l llc-xl Vross Representative l file-x ' llrzlniutic f'luli 1 Thr lrnrlfl fx fIlII'lI!j.Y rwruly In l'l'I'I'1.l'l' lulwnf ll'l'f,l uprn fl 1' Ill .v. U Patricia D. Kildulf lll'2llll!lllSl. Orrlle-Stra l llllllltl Play Q fh'nflr, .v1rrr'f, um Patricia M. Killion Nurse Urc-lif-strzn l Spanish Flulr l f'nr1fl'l1uu1 f'lll'l'l:l'l Barbara J. Kippin liusimlss Wurnun nv' ' l'l.l'I.l'llIll4lj inirnrfl ull, lfllrwx fx u .vfyn :if Il'l..Wl0lII.l 1 l'..1'l.vfe'u1'4' IN u nrrrry lrrul. H l'n1l1'yr' Huw' f'nUr'yr' Spur! N Von: lllf'l'I'I'1ll Culluting Nlvnuw Alice KlVlHIl f'0Hl'y1' llivlllizlll Vliwiliillgg R4-fl Vrnsw Surgif-:il llrm-wings l'nil l llllfjll-I'l'I'I'fl'fl HIIIIIQIIIS .vrflfrrl fn flu' lzwurf QI' wuu1'ff'.v.l1. N Ken nf-11,1 Krrrfyrl u I., Arllllfllll-llll Klllllillll K 1' If pin Kirlu ll l . . N f. ir il? f' my v xc, is x 1' V , 1. s.. 2 s Y 1 +.' Q if 5 J.,-1 ,4 fy. . 3. ,. 155' W -f fr 1 1'.'f-if' 5 'Kwai A ,. , wg, .f zp 1. 'f gv',-fQvgp,'jf- Irene M . Kohler fum nn'rr-ful Hfliw- Wurke-r Nlluiv HIM- IIIIIIP 'Z l,4lfl.4'll1'1' .vI1'1'r1g1Il1rl1,v Ihr .v lfrfl. H George S. Kouri lmllryr IIIISIIIPNSIIIIIII Spurfe Vault-I UfIic-1-r 2 liuskm-tlmll 'IIt'2lIlI II 'Xl 1l'l-lIlll.II!1 II'1Ijj unrl ll llll'1lNllIlf .wnilr, Jeiltlne L. Krapohl lI0llIIllI'l'I'lAlll Ss-1-r4't:ll'y Ilullvr Skanling Ilml Vrnss SIII'f.fIf'ilI IIN-ssings l'niI I Swimming1'IulnI HSIII' lrlm L'r'4'p.v llllPl'l-llff will ul1r'ny.v gn .wu11f'n'hf'rr'. Nlilry T. Kylie f'uH1'y1' Sm-iul IYork1-r Ilvzuling Tulllwr Stuff I IYITIFIIINIA' fIHIIIIIIIII1'f' l file-Q-f'lul1 Di Iimvling VIHII I Xthlvlir- Assm-iuiiml Ilvprc-wlltzitivv I 'KI lIlI'l'I'.l1 lgrurf IIIIIATIII ll l'lll'l'l:flll l'UIlllfl'llllllI'I'.u Norma III. Lane f'0lIlllIl'l'l'l.lll Privulc Sc-cr:-tary Swimming IDFZIIIIRIIIC f'IuIv I IIZIIIIIIIIIIOII f'IuI, I Gull' f'IuIr I Iii1Iingl'Iulw 'Z SWIIIIIIIIIUI Vlulm I 'IR-nnisK'luI1 I flupp-11-yu-I:rr'l.'y, I'lll'I:f-l'I'I', Illlll guy. 'nhlwf Knuri Krupnlll lxync lane ,any Lllllllillllfil I.rz' Iflllflllll I zrzdsuy Lung ll. I.. Lyrlrlz l'. .l1. l,1fnr'l1 I.yn.vl'y .ll. .l. ,llvl I1 rf :ll If. E. ,lIll0DflllHlll jlllrff IIA1' Il ,lfrl1'l.vrlfH' .lllIf'L' .llm'l.r 1 1 Mary Ann Long !'0lIlIVIl ff'I.ll, Business Representative Sports 'K Happy women shall llfll'1' happyfr1'1'ml.w, Henry L. Lynch A11,,,.fm,,l'C Arm Ruth E. MacDonald 1iIJIIllIll'I'I'I'1ll U. S. Navy Horseback Riding Secretary llf'W'lng Friends, he has many. Foes-lzns he any? Bowling fillll' 1 Tennis fluli l Patricia M. Lynch f'011Fg,. To .ww hrr fx In .wr pff'Inrr, Hairdresser Sports Life is not lzzfe at all zrithoul 1lr'l1'ghf. Robert A' Macliwen i'0H !lf' Engineer Sports Claire M. Lynsky f'0n1n11'rr'1'r1l Honor Student 3 Band 3 Fashion Illustrator Dm wing Baseball Team 3 llm-key Team Il Honor Student 1 Golf mul' I WU' .,,l,,t,,,.l, l,'Hl,,-b,,, ,lf jlmrf y,,.,,f ' l.uugllIrr final POIIIIIIIIII .v1'n,w' ll rurr rollllffllnlfml. 'l Vlarjorie A. MacDonald f'IHllIlIl'l'l'l.Ill Ilene F- Maclsaac l Stenligraphtxr gwimming 'l'e-:lc-ln-1' Vollevting Glass ffgfu, fx ,,1,,.,,y,, g,.,,fj,,' S,.,,.,,,., H,,,1j..,',,,l. flood r-nmpnny on ll jollrlwy IIIIIATN flu' lI'll!f .vwllr slmrlvr. lVl2'lI'l0I'l D. lNlHCk f'nll4'y1' Advertising Illustrator Singing Trllllvr Representative 3 Glee Vluln 3 lloston l'ul:lic- School llnflio llelmting Sonic-ly l l'l'0gl'2lIll Girls' 'l'rio lfrl'yl1fly .vlnflw anrl .v11'r1'lIy Nl.Ilfl.n FFHIICCS E. MacLeIlan fiUIIlllll'l'l'l.4ll Secretary Howling 7'uHlr'r Stull' I MNI11' ix Ihr' kfurl ll',IONf' Ilflfllfl' n1'1'r'r l1'1rrrfw.w, Jl7ll I . x 45. .llur ,N 1-11 Allin- Il'1llff .llulmlwlf .lane A. NlncNeil S1-vlw-l:i1'y Howling Vlnln l NIM gfll'mrr11'r.v .wifi unzl rnflrl, fl NIHll'A'llill!f 4 l'llI.1ll.u Naidean R. NlacWilliams Sl'C'I'l'i2ll'.V Nl11 .v uln'uy.v likrwl u'hr'r1'r:'r .vhr gf1rr'.s'.u .Ioan A. Madden lhmkkc-4-poi' file-1-Vllilvl Xllilvlic- .Xswovialion Rvpl'1-se-litzltive l l'uull1r.v.v llllll rrln.wnr'r :gf lwnf mul lluxlr' f lllIllll4'l.l'N. U Nlary Lou Maguire Sm-ial lYorkc-r lla-lraling Sm-iely 2 .l r'u1urrulrfnr any runoff. Dorothy M. Mahoney S4'1'l'1'lZlI V .I flllillfl QI' llruuly fx u 'jay 'f'IJI'l'I'l'l'.n lm, .illllllllvllfl l'r:n1111rrrful llanving' :nfl ll .vlmlfl lilllll ll1t'l'l'I.ll! Swim ming l'n III nz 1'rr'1'r1l Ska t i ng lulfrfllr jim' l'nU4'11:' Skiing l'ull1lIlr'rw1'1ll Da nving .llmlflru .llrlgufrr .lffrrxlmll .llfrrwmlfiflrf Ann R. Maloney Fha-lnist Tultlwr Stull' l Bowling Fluli l Swinnning Flulm l 'llffrllf Pllllllllf fnllnu' if .v11'rwlll4'.v.v, Eleanor M. Manning Secretary lil:-e Vluli l Un lrffh flu' ll1llIf'I'. Il nr lrnrrlx :arp rfzw .2 Q .llllllllllf .lfrrrlfn f'nU1'gr' Skiing llrr 1' nf Il lifl' Vom IIll'I'l'I'lll lla noi n gg .lohn C. Marshall Fnllfgr Musician Drumming liaml 3 Orchestra 3 Red Vross Representative Dramatic Vlnlm l film- Flnlv l Tennis Club l L'111fe'rr.vI1'rl in ull Ihfngx, ln' flows IIlllf'lI 1'.1'r'1'Il1'11fl,lf. John Marsoobian linsinessman Varlet Offieer l u.lIIll Il'lI.lj .vllrmlfl Iliff' ull lulmr hr? Marie V. Martin Sc-r-rvlary llaslminton Vlnli l Nbr llrrx rr .s'1n1'l1' in lll'l' fur. 175-'lb I 'o III IIll'l'I'l'lll Billiards Von: IlIl'I'f'IilI, R venrils Mary A. Martus Kimlergzirtvn 'I'4-nc-Inf-r file-4-1'luIrQ l,t'Ib2liiI1g Soi-I4-Iy I llrr'ul llupfnv 111 aka' yrful fnrn. Patricia E. Maynard Secretary Spanish l'IuIi 1 Bowling Vluh 1 Swimming Vlulv I H4'u11ly has .vo Illillljj f'llllI'lll.N'. Anne L. McCarthy .Xir Iloste-ss Senior Flaws Treasurer Tulflrr Repwseiitaifive- I f'ollr'gf' Rezuling Von: INl'I'l'l.lll Swim ming f'oll:'gr' llnnf-img' Riding f'IuIm I Swimming' Vluln I lz'l1'.w.w'fl fx .vhff who has Ihr' gzzfl of ru1lL'fl1fff1'1'f'r11l.v. Lorraine M. McCarty Sec-rc-tary ull! .s-111' f'omr'.v, our l'Il.Vf .wllrxfllll f'0lIIIllI'l'l'I.Il, IloIIc'rSk:1Iing fiul .vm flw. U William J. McConnell I'n1lf,,f Lzlwyvr Sporle I'wurlmoL- l'oininiIt1-4- I Tulflwr SMH' 2 Iiaselmalll Tezlrn I 'I'l'uck 'I'0zlIn Q I ootImII Rzulio Program Dc-hating Society Q .-Xthlc-tic .xiSOCI2ltiUll Reprm-sentutive I Tl11'rr' fx no frm' orufor who fx :mf u lll'l'lI,n Jean F. McCormack Iwillffyf- 'I'e:1c-In-r Dum-ing' Ilonor Stnfls-ni I Iimlminion Vlnlm I Refl Vross Ilvprc-se-ntativv I T1-nnis Vlnli I hSl'1I'llI'1' 1'.v .VOIIIl'fI-VlII'N morr' 1'1oqu1'nf Hum .vl11'f'1'l1. Richard G. McDonald .llvf'lmnh- .If-lx I'iIlgiIIOf'I' Skiing If fx Ilf-I'Iil'IIlH.Ij lIl'lll'f ffm! flux lllfflfllf Qfv.f'l'I-l'Il1l.N',v Mary R. McDonough Ihllwyw Eleanor L. IWCCHIIIOCK f'nl11n1rrr-ful Dietitian SIWVI' Secretary Ilorvc-Imck Riding HUWIIVIS I 'III' I Honor Student 2 Golf H1111 1 Riding f'Iuli I Riding f IUIP I -gqju, ,vim ,,.,',.A. j,,,,.,j,,N, ,,j,,.,,,lN N,,,.,.,.,.,lN. Cowl IIIIIIIIII' fx IVIINIIUIII mul y1'rrlIrl1'.s'.v 1'HlllllI.lIl'll,,v Claire M. Mclilachern l'um1nm-f-ml Sc-crm-tsl ry Ska: I ing: II'r grunt, Illfllflllyll .vllw flux IIlllf'll Il'l-f, .vlzrfv rffry .vlfy fn 11.v1'ny fl, ,II11 rl HX .ifrljjrlllral .Iflfrlrfllrf .I,l'f'1l riy .Url illillffllf ,Ifr'f'onm'll ,1If'l,'llfUllll'A' .Ili-llfmnlfl .llrllmloligffl .II1'l'fur'll I I Aol 4 A ,i I s .S 4 if - E.. 'fv sh K' Z 4' if ' gm DOI'0Ihy A. NICGOWZHI I'Hlllllll'I'I'I.fll Sl'f'l'l'l1ll'-Y llullul' Sl lltlvlll l NI usii- Y'u ll'Ulllllll Ulf' 1'llllNl'l-HllNllI'N.N' nj llflilllf ll'1'll-1l1'f'.s'.w'rl fflll'1'N ll .s-rf1.w' lil' l1'uf1q111'llIfy, Eileen G. Nlcflrath Se-1-iw-l:il'y f'lwc'r l,0.ul0I' l l.l1l'1' fx 1l1'll'g1lll,' flu' James J. INlcGurl l'nlnlnerc-inl .Xrlisi llwurlmnl' fiiilllillll 7'uIIl1'r Slzlff fl llm-ki-y 'lll'2lIIl I .Irt fx lllllI'l'l'.u Phyllis J. Mclsaac l,lly5ll'l2lll ll'f.vll you lrrrz' ln' Eileen Nl. McLellan Svc-relury Tulflwr Stuff I ll'w'1'1' lmrn In lu' llllllllllff ull :gf us, ,VJ fllIlllIll1'l'l'l.Il1 nu-k llimling fum n11'rr'ful Skui ing f'nll1'!1r' Nl usu- l'nn1 lIlt'l'l'lill, lla nr-i ng lflfllllfllll ,llffrflllll .lfvllurl llc .Yril .Ur Plrrr .lIt'.lll'f' ',fA,.:f N ' .,,4ff.fA X N. Catherine T. NlCNeiI l'0IIlIlll'I'l'7.lll ,xf'l'llllllllllll Roller Skilling To ln, happy fx In ln' of 11.w' fn lllr' Il'IIl'lIl.ll James L. McPhee Walleye Deep Sea Diver Hunting Glee Fluli l MIJIIIHII uml flu' n'0rlrll11uyll.v lflifll you. Marilyn L. Meyer Vnllfgr l'l1ysintlu-rzipisi Sports Spunisli Vluln l Rirling Vluln l Swimming Fluli l Tennis Vlulf l Buwling Vluli 1 lnrl11.vlrfn11.v, rrlrllrzvl In rrrry url. Frieda A. Michelberger Follfgf' Nurse Dam-ing llonor Student 2 Athletic' .Xssoeiulirm Representative- 1 I'f1rpn.w', IIFUIIIIN, unrl ll'IlH7fllI'Nl' frll Ihr Mary, Leontine M. Milano Vollrgr' Lite-rziry Vritic- Swimming llnnor Student 2 Urvlwstra l Spanish Vlulv l Gulf Vlulil Tennis Club 1 Thr wry pink Qf 1II'l'j-I'l'fl.0Il.N .lll'I.Ylllll' .llvlrlla ll .lfir'll4'llu'rg1vr .llilunn X V Y V, N . vqvff-1,-.,,,,...,, .llilclz .lfillfnx lf. P. .ll 1frrr1v'.1 1 ,ll ffff rc Leona M. Milch lfollfgc Nurse Fiwiniiniug llonor Student 2 Trltllwr Representative- l tilec Club 1 Golf Vluli 1 'HI NOIIIUI Illlillll in ll Sllllllll burly, Vil1Cel1t Millins .lf1'r'11f111z'f .-iris Newspaper Volumnist Long Distaure Running Ilonor Student 1 l'. S. Marine Forps l'crsv1'f'rur11'c' is u r-rnfrning quality. LOLliS6 E. MOCk 1'oll1'g1' Nurse Roller Skating Iierl f'ross Surgif-al llrvssing l'nil l .lf1'rr1'ly, rnrrrily, rollwl fill' lrln'r'l.v of Hn' 1lnnr'1', Regina H. NIOntg0YT19I'y 1iUllllllI'!'I'l.ll1 Secretary Rolla-r Skating T4-nnis Flub 1 .-llu'ny.v slwwt llzlflfrfrllflly. H Patricia M. Mooney I'nn11r11'rf'ful 'l'c-le-phone Operator ltolle-r Skating lil-fl Vross Surgical Dressings l'nil l 'A-Wir' fx ll fully' -qufwl mul SI'IlIlfI'.N , 5- 1 ,llork .lflrffl 11 Rosemary P. Mooney Secretary Honor Student l .lllmlgnmrrjf .llorrl v illorri l'ollllllr'l'l'1'uf lla ur-ing .l .S'lllI-lf' Qf hors fs lfkr' un ur-I Qf'y1'1u'r'. Ruth A. Moore f'ornmercial Artist 1illlIllIl1'l'I'l.lIl I la uf-ing rl rl fx Ihr' lll'l1fl'l'fl-Hll of lIllllII'I',u Phyllis B. Moran t'onc-c-rt Singc-r tllm- Fluln l lie-il Vross Surgival I 'Xl .vlllzllfvr llI.NlIU.VIi'lil! Melville A. Morris, Jr Physir-ian Dramatic Vlull l Spanish Fluli l Thry url' l'l.I'll who lu Louise A. Morrissey Ser-rc-tary Howling Vluli l l'n1111nrrrful Sporl Q Dre-ssings l'nit l II run lIl'l'l'l' lwj'mu1fl. . l'u1lr'yr liaskf-I lrall :rr Il'IlI' fl'f1'r1fl.s'. H fi1lllllIIl'l'1'l-Ill llrzl wing To lu: lllI'I'I'.lj lnzvl ln'r'nu1f'.v you, -l75l F- l'. .lf. All ll if I , UHN'4',ll'HAl ,llolm-.vrlffl ,ll HIJHVL' ff. T. .Uurplly llurrnlf Xi-1 ,ll. I.. Yr lxnu N. lt. X flu-on Lillian G. Moschelln Ullim- Worker Von: llll'l'I'lillI Ska l ing 11llllI4,N'l'lII'll1 r'fl1ll'1lf'lf'1' llllll l'l1lll'lll'fl'l' fx 1ll'.N'flill!f.h Yvonne Moussalli Ufiici- lYorker Red firnss Surgical Dressings knit l Fun: rn1'rr'fr1l Bowling 'Hill lllfllfs' Inav! of :lurk nuff hrfglll llfwrlx in llrr !l.Ylll'l'l unfl her 1'yv.v. Patricia A. Murdock Hairdresser' lied Vross Snrgir-:il Dressings lnil l Swimming Vlnli l .l lfrflll lI1'lll'f f1'r'r.v long, Florence 'l'. Murphy 'i'enr'in'l' Honor Slndenl 2 S'Willllllillgf1illil l Urrfhm-st rn 1 I 'om IIIl'I'!'l.lll Pia no Voflryr' Skiing Tennis Vlnli l Shari mul .v11v':'f If I u'r'rr .iIl1lIfI','ll lIl.l'l'I' .vurrly Il'lH'fll.Ij pruf.w'. N Richard L. Murphy Kill?-l4'l2lll ifnnd Ii f,l'l'il1'Sil'Jl l Iwi lllrrw lu' HlIINliI'.H HI'Il.f'7'lll NI nsim- HH Julia T. Murray lf. l. .llnrplfff .X If IIIILVHH Von: mr'rf1'uZ Office lYorkm-r Dancing TrunquflIily.' Zhou brflrr numr Than all flIl'.fIllIll.ljj Qf1'illllll',,v Francis J. Nee Vollegr Prix-stliood lVriting Honor Student 2 l'f'arlmolc Committee 1 Tufllvr Editor l Football Team 1 Dramatic Vlnlm 1 Folor Guard 1 For Nulurv hurl buf lzilllz' 0111.11 like fha! Qf ll'lll.!'lI she nz ol rl ed 11 1' ln. i' Marion L. Nelson Se-eretary Tulllwr Staff l living nalurul fx lin' r'l1fqfr'n1lfv'1'r1. Shirley E. Nelson Bookkeeper Honor Student 2 Senior Council l Swimming Club 1 Ever loyuI,'z'1'1'r lrur, To Il'llll1l'I'l'I' lush .vl1r'.v lIXL'fIl fo flu. Donald J. Nicholson Journalist Band 2 'l'r:1ck 1 lf S. Marine Forps llrur lllfnflil' 1 will ,VlN'llA'!n f'nrn1nf'rf-ial lc-0 Ska ting Von: IIIl'f!'1'HI Ska t ing Unm mc'rr'1'nl M ol orcycles William A. Nickerson two In m rrrful Accountant Sports Faflet Officer 2 liaise-hull 'l't-:un I5 llockey Team I Volor Guural I i'.Itlz11't1'.v url' born, 1101 marie. Helen Nigohosian 1'0lIllllI'l'I'I.lll Office VVorker Bowling Shetha1 is of marry lzmrf lzallz ll I'0Ilfl.IlIlll1.fC'llSf.N Virginia A. Niven Foliage Oflice VVorker Golf flulm I Swimming Club I N Her lllllblifllllll is lo flu ffU0ll.n Marguerite J. Nixon Secretary Honor Student I KKFl'if'llfI.V,1I.1l .vlzr l.'f'vp.v. Rita K. Norton Stenographer Red Cross Surgical Dressings Unit I Rerl Cross Representative I Swimming Club I A comrade' blitlzc unrl full of give. .Y l'l'A'I'fNllII N1'yo!m,viuu ln'.l .ll'Ii1-inf JI. T. Uilirfrn W'caving Riding flulm I Tennis Vlulr I 1iUlllllll'l'l'l-Ill Sports fam IIlt'l'l'l.lll Music Eleanor F. 0'Brien Telephone Operator ucfllflf' is that gcnflc' fiom. Mary T. O'Brien Air Hostess f'UlllIllI'l'I'I.1ll ltoller Skating Worn rll1'1'r'1'f1l Du nt-ing l,u11gh1'ny r'l11'f'1jf11l11f'.v.v flll'UlI'S Hu' lfylzl of :lug on ull pulhx Q1'I11f1'. Gertrude M. O'ConneII Secretary Riding Club I lilllll IlIl'l'I'I.lIl Dancing Life has l0l'f'Il.Ill'.Y.N' to xrlf, ull llfllllfllflll mul .wplvllflffl fllillgs, U John J. O'Connell Lawyer Senior Class Vice Presitleni Honor Student Q l'oll1'g1' Stump Collecting Fav tlzfrzgx arc' z'n1po.w.w1'l1lt' in 1l1'l1'yl'11r'v mul skill. Claire D. 0'DonneIl Secretary Swimming Vluli I f'4'llIllllI'l'l'l.ll! llollcr Skating .lol'z'r1g flllfl llumor IIFI' lllfllxllllf, unrl oflru of r'.rlrrmr llfzlffy. H .Y Irv' ll ,Y rfrnn N off Il ll ll. fl'f'ol1rlrll .I,.l.fl'1'fmwll lfllorm l'homas F. 0'Keefc Nlt-vlianic-aI Iingint-4'r II'llul nmrr u-uulfl yn: Mildred P. 0'I,eary Nurse Iiatiuiiutnn f'IuIr I It-nnis I IuI: I Howling t'IuIi I filllffjfi' Spur! s 1 IIIIIYK lll' ,HIS fnr1'nh'1l llI..VfUI lf.u fIIIllI'!fl' Itnllt-1-Skating .ll11-figs fllfillfflltflll, klillll, uurl llllfl'1lll,llI'll.u Paul E. Parker Iinginx-4-r Iiun1I 25 HIM' t'IuIn I I um lllr' lrluxfrr :if I!l'llfflfl'.II Theresa A. Patten Sec-wt si ry SpanisI1t'IuIu I Slill u'1llr'r.v run rlwp. Evelyn NI . Pedersen Src-rvtzi ry Trfll II fr-ul Sports UI'1'Il1-sIl'a I I rark IIIUSIIII Q 1'Ulllllll'l'l'liIll I'i:inu Von: lIlt'l'l'I.lll Ice Skating fnynl1xlla'.s'.v is 1XfVIlflll'l N gurlz Qf llr'1ll!ll. Il lxrrfr ll'l.rury 15 ru l't'rry l'urkrr l'iwt:i Robert D. Pero Ilraflsinan t'a1Irt Ofiic-1-r 2 llm-km-y 'I'1-aln 'I'rack 'I'vani I5 .I lion flllllllljf-V' Hn' ,llllI'I'.Y ix tl Patricia M. Perry Secretary Gulf f'IuIn I Swimming t'IuIi I Full qf fun: full QI' pry. Richard A. Picozzi I'ri4-stImu4I R4-fl Truss lit-pi'c-senlative I Ilrzunatlc-1 IuIr I Spanish t'IuIi I Fur ln' IIYIN .N'flllll.llllN :gf lux VI Dorothy S. Piranian Interprt-tt-r IIunnrSIu1Is-nl 2 Tufllrr Iit'prest-lltzitivc 2 Rc-:I Vruss Representative 2 Debating Society Q Spanish t'IuIJ I lic-corcling Secretary Junior Rc-:I Cross Hetrn- pulitan Vouneil Boston I'uIiIic ScIiouI Iiacliu I' l 'ulfryr Ilorsc-s I nIun4-I alrrrulfuf llllillfjfi fum lIII'I'lf1.lll Swimming fIIIlll'!IU Sports INV. v IIUIIVQII Music I'rurlmoL' Finn mittee I Tulllvr Staff fi filet- t'IuIm 3 Dramatic Cluln I Iiaalminton Club 2 Class Historian fiirIs' 'I'riu mgra in h,il'I'0III1llI..YlIFI, .vllr in 111r1r1yfi1'lrl.v.', Christine R. Pollock Swimming Instructor Swimming t'IuIi I fum lllt'I'l'l'Ill Swim :ning Play up, play up, mul play Ihr yflulrf' Puflrfr l'1'run1'1n1 l'1'rfI'r.wA ll l'ullu1'k X . . K 'L 1 Hu H1111 JI. T. lfvgun Skiing 1 Prire 11fil'A'lAlljI l'uguir'h If!!-Ilillllli lfusch IK'lllL'lIt7l1j lfuymond lfvrldy Gordon E. Price U1-nrrul Draftsman Sporlb Drum and Bugle Vorps 2 Footlmall Team tl 'tYoutl1 is Hu' limr' for lIl1'llSlll'l'.'l F10I'el'lCe L. Priesing LiUlIlIlll'l'!'lilll Joh? If Rasch 'U l dr, Secretary Dancing inglnccru . ,KLM me th!-nk , , in Ladct llfhcer I Inculenanl-Colonel H1110 szlvnl C'UllHfl'IlllIll'l' qflvn .vpvrih-.w. D0!'0thy F. PUQZICI1 l'oll1'yl' D i Teacher Sports Shlrley Nl. Rawdlflg Von: IIll'l'I'1lll Debating Som-if-ty 1 Badminton Vlulz l Honor Student 1 Dramatic Club 1 Tennis Club 1 L'The srcrzfl Qf s11r'rf'.v.v is r'onsf11m'y fo ,IIIVIIIISZCVV Josephine V, Raffoni I'o1111n1'rr-ful Private Secretary Honor Student 1 A' Her silken tressvs rlarffly fllllllv Drainal ics Robert V. Rando Von: lll!'f'1'l-Ill Accountant Photography Red Cross Representative 1 Track Team Q Color Guard 1 Tha soul of .S'ilLl'f'I'lif'If.v Vommercial Artisl Glee l'luIm I Dam-ing I luzzglzml, mul flmuwrl, nm! muy. Rosemarie A. Raymond full,-,ff Air Stewardt-ss Dancing Glce Vlulp I rl marry lzmrl llllffll youd. Albert P. Reddy f'oll1'y1' Pliotographer Sports Glee fluln l liasvlnall illtxillll 1 Hockey Team 2 Track Tcain 1 lfootlfall 'l'c-am 2 In all manly ,s'l1orl.v ln' flows r.rr'wl Marie T. Regan Sm-creta ry llonor Student l Glee f'Iulm 2 vw Von: llIl'l'I'l-ll! Pliologra pliy AI11.vz'f-tile yrfalrwl ylzff lllul morlnlx A'IlllIl'.l7 l79lL 'Y 1 , v , l I.. lfrgfrln 1. fr. lfrqun lim-lu' Joseph I.. Regan Iiluim-ws Ninn I':uI4'I Ufiic-or I ,III'EIl'Ii 'II1-:I ni 2 Ifoollrjf Tu lily .vprwl yfrr' 11'1'11y.w-.H Thomas B. Regan 4 Iuli-1-I rn-ul I',llg.flll1'I'l' NI f'zlrIm-I Oliif-1-r I Ilrum :mel Iluglm- I orpa 2 Thr .vlnilr flml lx lzfx fx ull: lllljx Il'l'll'Hlll1'.. Claire E. Reynolds Si-1-rm-I za ry .kIIlIl'Ill' .Xssom-izillon Iii-pi'm-wlilzillvc I Iliork l'HIlllllI'l'N ull Patricia A. Riordan Scvrvl :i ry .Ill ynml f!l1'llyN ru Nlarion A. Roach S4-4-ri-In ry II'm'L' fx :ml llillll-ll' N llll' lu fllnxw ll'lI0 Il'tlIIf.u . , 'il' I 4 lff lfllzrrfilx I. I.. lim Vnllrgz' Hporl F fillllfffl' uking Launpa I'nf1fr1f1'rf-ful Ilowling f'uff1'g1' I,2lllCIl1j.f l'om IllI'l'!'1ifll Skating JISUI lfmrfluu lfrmdl 1' If .Il. l1'n.w llmrw Dorothy M. Roche Wnllrgw Sc-4,-11-lui',v l,2lllL'Illg Ilonor Sluclc-nl fi R1-cl Vross Surgical Ilrvssings l'nil I No! hy yrurx llllf by lll'Nll0NI'fl'Ull is II'li.WIUIl1 lll'IlIll-I'l'll.u Jean T. RO0I1ey l'nmm1'rr-ful lic-cc-ptionist Roller Skating II'1'll1 l1r'r liuppy fl'l.l'llIll.lj uir, xln' is ll'l'll'0lIIl' 1'1'c'ry- 1l'l1f'rz'. I' Irene L, Rose 1'nn1 ul1'rr'1'ul Sccrm-Izu'y Roller Skating II'1'l, sfrurh' Nlllllllflllff, .vlmuxv ll .spurL'.'I Virginia NI, Rose f'UIlIllll'l'!'l.!ll Pianist Music Thi- rnursl' is run ,' Nu' rum' 1'.v Il'Ul1.u Wesley J. Rowe, Jr. 7'r'1'l1H1'f'fll I,l'ElIAiSllIilll liuililing Moria-I Ships Trliflrr Slziff I IIHIHI 55 Glen- C'IuIl I Track 'I'0ain I uSll1'l'l'N.Y lffw in lulmrfy Richard Ruggiero Draftsman Cadet Officer 1 Baseball Team 3 Football Team 8 I am an IItlIlt'ft .N Mona M. Saad Social VVorl-:er Honor Stuilent 53 Tatllcr Representative 3 Debating Society 1 Tfwlz n ical Sports Glee f'lub 1 Track Team fi Walleye' Tennis Yrfclrlzook Vommittee l Glee Vlub 2 Tennis Vlub 1 Rerl Cross Surgical Dresaings I'nit 1 uVz'rfu0 fs Il .vfrongcr gllflffl llzan brzlxxf' Audrey R. Sacco Accountant Tulllcr Staff 1 Glee Club Q Riding f'lub 2 l'om Illl'l'f'I.lll iiC0llfE'IlfVI1l'lIl lx rzufural Il'f'll,lll.il Patricia A. Scanlon Secretary Bowling Club 1 NFIIII IIT' say more alone are you? Ann M. Scannell Airline Stewarrless Spanish Club I Swimming Vlub 1 ILBUQOIIF, dull care! lfugyif-rn Srl: lII'l'llI'f Theresa M. Schneider Actress Debating Society I The 11'1'ufl11'r'.w jim' for .fljfl-Nfl. N Jean Scott Social Worker l'f11.s'y rome, vuxy yo--Lvl ilu, u'orlfl ro Vollrgc Dramatics flOlIlIIll'I'f'Z-lll Roller Skating nu. gwimming. Lois R. SeI'VerS0n f'IHIllIll'l'I'lill, Dance Instructor Dancing Senior Vouncil l Swimming Vlub 1 You f'r1u'f keep u goorl yfrl fl0II'Il.n l,0mnH,N,l-U1 Evelyn J. SBXIOI1 Von: mcrr'z'ul Dancing Secretary Riding Red Cross Representative 2 flmn llzix riclz 1H'llliSl fll!If you Rlflmg K lull 1 She u'f1llr.v Nl'I'I'Ill'l.If lI'Ifll un Illlfl'0lllI,l'fl ,ll'lII'f.ll I'omnmrf'1'uI Margaret M. Shaw ll0Nl77lPI'f'I'fll Roller Skating Telephone Operator Dancing Honor Sturlent 2 Glee Club l A' Her lively looks ri ,vprfylzfly minfl llIl.Y!'I0.YI'.v Srmfl Safco Scanlon Sflllllllll Sr-nl! Srrrrr an Sfzrlou Sllllll l H I Olive M. Shea l'07IlI77l'l'f'l'!ll X-Ray Tr-c-hnic-ian Roller Skating Bowling Vluh 1 ilIu'uy.w 1-lzrcrful mrrlfrfvmllyf' Virginia A. Sprague fum merr'iul Professional Swimmer Sports Jewel E. Sinclair I,0HHWrm.Ul itlilf-lin As:fiq-xfltion Iicprq-sentatlve l . . . . . ' ff llalr-Stylist Music hgimmlnb ,H l f I ,, THHIN Stag. 1 IIIIIJIIIISA M run fn . HSfIIlIl.0lI.9' lo plz'u.w', yd nu! rl.vhan11'rl fllftll-l.H Phyllis J. Squeglia College . N .' S ' Rebecca Nl. Small f'0III7IIf'TI'lll1 urge, , , , , , lummmg . . . . He-rl K ross Surgical llrc-ssmgs l nit l hecrc-tary Swimming R,l, VI I Q ,1Iy Iliff' is zrhaf I mukf il. ,Ning ,' u i, hwlmmlng C lulr I C. June Smith f,UmmNm.Ul .flrflz Ulfllti H11 bunqurf wwf! S retzrv D n in GC ' . . . 3 C g Charles H. Steeger Vollege Athletic' Assoclutmxi Hr'prf-scntatlvv 1 , . , , . . , I-,ngmccr Sports hwnnnnng C lull 1 , , .l llfll71ll.l'I'Iflfll,l nwrrr zum .w'f'n. pallet Ufllfler 1 Band 3 , , ' Base-lnall lean: 2 Hockey leam 3 . . If I' l Elinor R. Spector l'umm0rr'zul Afgl Il '1', I 1 f , I 1, H . Q' 4' xl ' ' f.' . Secretary Readmg as nugz 15 u fy 0 run sup Il St l t Q . . . . ,, ofmr uf on . . , . ,, Marilyn J. Stllllngs Vommerczal ll hal .vzrvvt rlclzqlzl u quzvl Izfv aflorflx. , , , ' ' Commercial Artist Dancing Honor Student Q Art is more gorllike than SCl.6'IlCl'.' .sc'z'enre discoversg art C'I'l'llf!'S.ll Henry T. Stober Mechanic Arts Automotive Engineer Boating Band 2 I must go dozrn to ilzc sea again. 911 ra S 1' nrluir S nz ull S Ill ill: Spfrlur 9 prague Squrgliu Slrrgrr Slillingx Slnbrr if' f a' E 4 t- -5 .Q by f vy mmm fe Stone fl JI. SIIHITIIVI D. JI, Sullirun J. A. Sullivan Swangren Swirls' SIl'l.IlI1CI'tDIl TIl1x'St,'I'jj llizabeth N. Stone Commercial Receptionist Roller Skating Honor Student 1 Red Cross Surgical Dressings Unit 1 She'.9 pretty to walk with, and witty to talk u-ith. Ilaire M. Sullivan Voltage Laboratory Technician Bowling Yearbook Committee 1 Glee Club 2 Red Cross Representative 1 Debating Society 1 Spanish Club 1 Tennis Club 1 A pure calm that lcnou-s no storm. Dorothea M. Sullivan C'onz1m'rc-ial Accountant Music Honor Student 1 Friendly and pleasant-therefore zrcll liked. Ioan A. Sullivan I'OIIIlIlE'l'l'tlll Fashion Designer Swimming I am sure cure'.s un enemy to life. firginia T. Sl1Si f'OIIlIIIl'l'l'tlll Medical Secretary Sports Honor Student Q Red Cross Surgical Dressings Unit 1 Earnestness and sincerity are synon,yn1ous. Cloria E. Swangren Fashion Illustrator Honor Student 2 Hou' .v11'r'f't mul grur'1'ou.v, f'1'z'r1f in VOIIIIIIOII, Emily H. V. Swide Art Teacher Tuttler Staff l Red Fross Representative I Tl11'r0 orc no gains II'l.Hl0Ilf lllllill-,IU mul zjffo Nancy C. Swinnerton Secretary To kcrp happy is all I try to rlofl Lillian Taksery Secretary l'urc.v, .sllc has Illlllllw Rose A. Tawa Secretary Honor Student 1 'K Her voice is crcr soft and gentle. i831 rt. Sun lf. .l . Trl l'0llI III!'l'l'I.l1l Dancing .N'1Il'I'!',I . H Vollcge Painting vv Von: 111 f'I'l'lAlll Skating I 'om 1l11'rr'1'r1t Swim ming I fo nl lIll'l'l'l'U1 Tennis i 'f,v,1,ga if' X f.1f l', S, Tau 11 Il. .l. Tlwma l,. lf. Tlmmal- Tlmmpwn Tlzvrup To m llxon Tnrpry Ta:rn,vr'u1l Trvxrlcr Tllf'A'1'f Violet S. Tawa f'I7IIINIl'l'!'I.l1l Secretary Tennis llonor Student I Rm-cl Vross Reprewntative 1 Nile flllll lzax lIllllI'Ilf'l' may l'lIlII1IfI.YH llll.IjllIl.Ilfl.u Dolores A. Thomas l'01IlIIll'!'t'I'lll Secretary Dancing Swimming Vlub l .-lx merry ax the :lay I'.vl0r1g. Lois E. 'I'h0mnS li0llll7ll'I'f'I'lll Blellieal Secretary Rug Making Small in .vlafure Inu! great in pvr.v0nal1'ly. Barbara A. Thompson Vollvgv fl0lHlIl0l'Clill Vbemist Vollecting f'llElI'3Cl6I' Dolls Ilonor Student l Rowling Vlub l Rt-rl Vross Representative 1 .l nzaiflvn, nznflcsf anrl self-po.v.w.s'.w'1l.N Carol H. Thorup l'0llf'gz' Nleflif-ul Secretary ' Swimming filee Vlub l .l lighl 1Il'fll'f l1'1'1'.w long. t84l Elizabeth V. Tomilson C'ommercz'al Secretary Roller Skating To a young lzcart vrerytlling z'.v-firm Winifred T. Torpey Secretary Riding C'lub 1 Commercial Dancing She lzaflz a natural, 1r1'.se.vz'ncer1'ty, a clear lralhfulne.v.v.', Elena M. Townsend College Secretary Dancing Tattlcr Representative l Orchestra 1 I1appine.s.s 1-on.s1'.vts in acti1'z'!y. Marjorie J. Treseler Commercial Bookkeeper Swimming Honor Student 1 Spanish Club 1 ' a Qf 90011-lllllllfld p David B. Tucker Radio Announcer Class Prophet rts and of liberal education. Valleys Bowling Ymrbook Committee 1 Football Radio Program Glee Club 1 Dramatic Club 1 He has the keys to the kiIlgd0lIl.D I Mary L. Tully Teacher Honor Student 2 Taitlvr Representative l College Swimming ll'110 1111'.1'4'r1 r1'c1son 11'l.11l p11'r1.v11re' llllll ll'l-.WIOIII 101.111 Ill l.I'11I . l' Marjorie C.. Valois C0111 Illf'lY'l.lI1 Secretary Swimming MSPFFIII' Il'l'11 be our rings. Catherine M. Walsh Foliage Nurse Singing Glee Club 2 Athletic Association Representative l Go011fe11011'.v111'p I-.V ihe S111-P for me. I. Kevin Walshe Foliage Advertising Manager Track Tattler Staff 2 Track Team l Dramatic Club l Golf Club l Tennis Club 1 Hr 1111.9 an eye to b11s1'r1e.w.w. Betty J. Walter ll0lIlIIll'I'f'I.ll1 Bleclical Secretary Horseback Riding Bowling Club l Riding Club 1 Her eyes .S'l'C'IIl 10 1111116 an element qf m1'rt11. Tully l'lllUIIA' ll'uu1ru ll'u1,vo11 Geraldine M. Wanko f11'lll'l'll1 Office XV0l'lil'l' llorscbzu-k lticling, Killing Club l -9111711 u111'r1y.vf1nr1 ll way. Private Secretary Horseback Riding, She 1001f.v upon c'1'1'r.1f 111111 In be 1o.vl in 1rl11'r'11 .wllw 111 :lol Illlllil' ll nru' r1cq1u11'l1I11 llf'l'.u Ruth M. Weber Secretary Riding Club Q M T110 1'11f'1'qf111 1I'l'l' longewl I-ll year.v+.v110r11'.s'1 in In Janet T. Weeber 1llIlIIlIIl'l'I' flIIllIll1l'l'I' Sports -v IFN. Secretary llorseback Riding, Honor Student 2 Senior Council l Tufflvr Representative l Real Cross Surgical Athletic Association Reprc- Dressings l'nit I sentativc l Spanish Club l Riding Club l To A'II0lI' 111'r fx fo lm-r 111'r. N Jean F. Welch Iwfllwy Nurse llorseback Riding Debating Society l Riding Club l Tennis Club l She lfrrxv 11r'r 1111-1'-1.l'UllI :lay fn 1111-If.u lbulxlr ll'111.v11f' lliull r ll'r1n'r ll' f'4' lirr ll'11l1 ffl' ,. ,4......, Jean E. WHISOII l'o1nn1r'rrl'r11 II Y 1111 1111 Margaret T. Wells f'0lIlIIl1'I'l'lilll Secretary Sewing L' D1'ff'rn1 inwl labor r-nnqlu'r.v ull. Margaret A. White Vnllfgf Private Sccrc-ta ry Rolla-r Skating its-cl Vross Surgical Dressings I'nit l H Happy um I, I'0llll'lllf'fl foo, anal not fo lu' lfnlllfrml Iflilll :lull mira J0hIl L. Whittaker f'ollf'gr' flO2lCll Sports Ilonor Student l Class Lawyer l,l't'll'b!IUk C0lllIllitiCC l Vault-t Officer 2 Olce t'lub l Track Team 3 Football Team 3 Debating Society 3 I Football Raclio Program W. R. Hearst Oratorical Vontest t'Hru11'n plux llflllill ure H10 Vllllktillgx of ll fur mon. Judith Y. Whittemore Von: n14'rr-ful Buyer Horseback Riding liirling f'lub 3 Her ll'I-f, her looks, my lzfori lu'g111'lv. lVf'I1.-1 Willie V 1 I Shirley R. Wieher Vomnlercil Telephone Operator Roller Skatin 'KA regular girl and flu' lim! of 1lfllS.D Frances T. Wood Colley Occupational Therapist Skatin Wlwre tl1erv'.v ll will, tlzrrefv u way, Fommercit Basketba Frederick P. Wood Office Yvorker Basketball Team rl dry jest, .wir-I llurf hem nl my ngPr's md. Tech nic. Stamp Cfollectin Richard J. Yahoub Draftsman Olee Club 1 Spanish Club 1 A man of :mtv and high zlf'grPe. Wllilfrzkrr Whitlemore Wivlzvr F. T. Wood F. P. Wood Yalzoula ,. ' , ff 1. - ,.wZiw'it E . + 'M ' i.,-.c CC in ' - ,,'- ,' - ' ' ':-- -T-if -vglfv -ff!-33-I--1-LAL .... . , A 4-1 U, +V-A 1A4i4A444Aw 44 444i-LM A 2- VA-AAL! 4 AAW-Y A i h E l Walter J. Burke College Physician Stamps P0l'.Vl' 1111o1'1' 1111. Catherine E. C. Cheever C0171 mercial SHICSWOIIIZIII Bowling H3119 1111.9 l1ro11'11 11111'r 111111 spmzks 31111111 like a lady. Edward F. N0rdbl0m .lIPf'llflI1l'C .iris Elm-et1'ic-:il Engineer Skating 'L Hear lIIl', for I 11'1'11 .vp1'111'. Martha R. Smith Physiotherapist . S1ro11y1'.s't 1111'1111.s are 11111111 11 ears 11'a.vl.'y Virginia M. Spillane Nurse l'o111'g1' l'hotogruphy offe11 l110.w1' of 11'1111111 I111' lllJI..Y'lj f'o111'gt' Roller Skating i'.l f111'r f'.l'ft'I'l-OI' is fl .Sl-10111 I't'CO7llVI1t'l1lIt1fli0ll.H Elaine A. Welsh Nurse I o11eye Horseback Riding A' Notlzing is more useful fllflll Sl.Il'll!'?.v, Class Day Program Friday, hlay 17, 19-L6 Vice President John O'Connell, 1'o11z1111'ttee l'l1a1'r11zc111 ORCHESTRA ......... Ia Iiic 1 s Gallo and his orchestra ADDRESS OF WELCOME . . George Boudrezru President, Class of 1946 REMARKS . . Mr. Ambrose B. Warren, Head Master CLASS HISTORY . . Dorothy E. Pirzmiaul and Joseph E. Glennon ORCHESTRA A READING ...... . . . Joan M. Bossi ROSLINDALE HIGH SCHOOL TRIO Lois M. Gustafson, Dorothy E. Piranian and Marion D. Mack Marlen Gillis, accompanist Selection Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Harburg and Arlen CLASS YVILL .... . Joan Jacobson and John L. NVhittz1ker ROSLINDALE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' GLEE CLUB . . . Old Black Joe CLASS PROPHECY . Alice D. Kelleher and David B. Tucker VOCAL SELECTION Phyllis B. Moran UAINIERICAH -i871 lfllliflll'-IIII-f 'll iqf Mary Fish . I ssnr'1'1ll1' 1'f1l1'fnr.s' lclilllllllfl Blmnlin Vlnirc Jzzr'ulms4-n Frzinr-is Nm- Jusvpli Gln-nnon Juan vl2l!'UibS0ll David Tnckm-r Hairy .Xnn l,l'l2llll'y NYilliznn llc-f'mnn-ll .Xlirfc Enos Duruthy l'iruniun Wvznltci' l'Jll'lllill'g,f Mmm 5:12111 Mary Kync- Vlairo Sullivan John Whittakcr .lri lfrfffrnrs Gourgc- Bmnlrc-all Xzmini Khuribiun Jzuncs Kfcflnrl li11.wir11'.w.w Slqff Eh-na Alussi. ,Uarzagfr Joann Vrmgliziilo 1XlilI'g'llK'I'iil' Nixon Roscllmry Nloom-y Rim- Taiwan Yiolct Tawa J. Kc-vin YY:1lsh0, ,l1l1'PrI1'.s'1'ny .JIIIIIUQPF Yearbook Staff Fnurlh linux- YY. Nlf-Vmlnell. lf, lilnnfiin, J. Whithxkvr, XV. Fl:-1ninu,J, H1-Hnrl. Il. Tm-ke-r, I . Nz-0 Thin! lfurr: V. 'l':iw:i, M. lk-Izim-lv. Miss Rn-ill. Miva llzillv, Hi-is 'l'nl:in:l, Mies Flzlnnr-lly, His-i .Xznivo-, V, Sullivzm, R. Tuwn Nwvuruf linux' ll. Pirzuniaun, IC. .Xlnw-i. J. .l:n'uI.wl1, Nl. lfiwll, V. -I21f'0lNl'll. X, EIIUN I-'fnni lffnr: XI. Nixon, J. Vugliznlm, J, lllvnlmn. NI.S1nnl. R. Xlmun-y 1881 Salutator flmuluathnlis thc Hlud cxcrchc ofxvhut havc pruhuldy bccn sonu'rJ thc llallpicst j11iFS of rnlr livcs. lllrcc y1'urs zlgclit lulrdl5' scclnlwl lnlssiblc tlnll lvc slnmuld cvcl' llc St'lllOl'S, but tmlzly wc flllll 0llI'Sl'lVCH gl'l'Ctlllg 0110 2lIl0lll1'l' on tllc lust occzlsioll ill lvllicll lvl- sllull llc llllitlwl :ls tllf- C'lzlss elf 141415. It is il flilf' I Zllll SllVl' lvl- sllall ltlllg I't'IllCIlllX'I' illltl cllcrisll. fiflt 1Hllj'lS tllis al d2lf'flf gTQWlt llHIJIHIlCSS fcn'l1s, hllt it is UlSlbflH1'flIl u'hicll xvc fcel dlxql gratitlulc. Nllfzlrc grutcful to 0lH'II02HlHlHStCF ulnl lsHCldlj'XYlHJllUX1'lJO0H llutll Ullr l11lCll0FS :lull ullxismmrs llHIilIg tllc llast fcxv f1RlFS. '1Wlc5' halvl-lluldc- higll Sfllhtd lllczlsallt :lull YVIDTtl1-NVlnlLM :lull it is tllV0llgll tllcir cfflmrts tllall xvc zlrc llrcllulxwl tl: 0Ilt0F the n1nlcl:nld to bcculnc successful chizcns. To our Il2iI'CIltS illlll fricllrls wc arc also Il1USt gI'2llL'flll. 'llllcil' illtCI'CSl and cncouragcnuwn havccwuddcd us Ullnxlcunu-ourclHHcuHicx wlHch,lunvcvcrsnudl anclinsigniHcunt,scclnccllarge to us. 1U1cy arc UIQISOHSQ purtllfmnlrcJass hDFllMQ'lHlV0 sllarcll our trulllllcs as well als our joys. lYc Ciillllllt let this clay go by XVltllUlll rczllizillg llow f0I'tllIl2lf0 wc arc tu llc lll'I'l' ill il tlllll' of pcllcc. To tllosc llliilly who lllillllx this pussilllc llo wc owl- il spccizll llc-bt of grzltitllalc. Huw tllzlllkflll wc arc that wc arc zllllc to sct out ill al worlfl frcc of wur,and,uHhough wx-can ncvcrluqn-to nqnQ'fuHy uur4h4H, uc wlH mnnlcndcavur tra IJrrlx'c fJllFSlflNY3S XV1lFtllj' elf tllll szlclilic1:s rlf tllclsl- ill fcmrllle-r C42lSSl'S. XXX: lulxw- thlls TC2HAl04l tllc :wld elf OIH' higll sclulol fWHlTS. NvL'll0XV lll0H grcct HIHl crnlgratldutllrnlc ulnothcr of tha-l'lass of 1941i alul rcsulvc UIltlnS,4DUV gralhla- tiflll flilf', tllilt xxwf xx'ill 2llXV2lf'S FQxIIlt'IlllJl'F illlll lllllll lla-:lr tlll' flillllllsllills, tlll' zlssrlc-izllicllls, and Hu-cxpcrkwuxw uc hHV0lWUUy0d hcm-at RusHnduh1lHgh Schuul NLXRX'FlSH Cl D C 'tt lmff In Iffyflll' .lulln lylllll2ll'i1'I', Juan fl1ll'0lMHlll, .Xlicc Kvllcllr-r, l,HI'lIllI,V Pirzlnlzln, llllvifl T111-kcr, .loscpll file-nnrm 1891- l l- Now that we have reached CLASS ELECTIONS the age of discretion, we look back with sympathetic amusement at X 2 l our frightened little selves on that Q-HU September day in 1943 when we Q 5 A first saw the inside of Hoslindale 'Qian Eilmiifgn S lligh School. We experience again 0 Qu bf 'ae ci that sinking feeling we had when, QQQQ with the mysterious No. 136 slips clutched in our youthful hands, we timidly asked upper classinen how to get to our destinations, and ll X found how far it was to go from Room 117 to the gymnasium by vtmgai . ., way of the third floor. Through a X haze of confusing bells, we of the lost battalion finally reached our objectives, not the least of which was the third front-the lunchroom--which we manfully took practically singlehanded. Those first days at school during our sophomore year were all-ab- sorbing. It was not until we had settled down to our regular routine that we realized our interest in our own affairs had almost made us forget that, outside of school, 1Yorld War H was entering its most critical stage. When three of the faculty left to enter the service of our countryg when we went to the auditorium to pay tribute to Blajor Albert J. Kelley, our Military Drill instructor who had died in the serviceg and when more and more of us saw our fathers and brothers and friends enlist. our own private troubles seemed small indeed. Boys in the upper classes in our school disappeared suddenly, and returned in uniform for their last furlough or leave before they sailed to the Pacific or to Europe. And although we were glad of the holidays, we knew exactly what the issuing of Ration Book IV meant. But we had our work to do, and worries of our own, too,-report cards and the hope that they would not be too bright with the maroon of our school colors. However, after we had weathered the months to Christmas vacation, we felt better about ourselves, and with lighter hearts and more am- bitious minds we returned in January to Readin', 'Ritin', 'Rithmetic, and Rossie. Our trips to the Biology Lab were brightened Cparticularly for the girlsj by the little chore of digging into the internal cavities of frogs and worms. Something was the matter with our lunches on those days. In llilitary Drill the boys were preparing for the Prize Drill: we must admit that they were handsome in their new uniforms which were pretty sharp THEN. Almost before we knew it the Street Parade was a memory, as was the Flass of 194-3. 1901 During the summer many of us worked, taking the places of men who had entered the service, and although we were glad to do what we could for the war effort, we were happy to return to school in September, even though we 1m1st face a year of History bi-monthlies and an even more vigorous health education program which we were confident would either make or break us. It was this year that we had the experience of seeing some of our classmates enter the servicesg war was very close to us now. As a class we settled down to work. Un the playing fields our teams were doing a fine job: our football team ranked with the best the school has had. A light note sounded when it was rumored the girls were ga-ga over a voice attached to a tie on the radio. The ladies we soon noticed Wearing the same kind of clothes as Frankie. The shadow of sorrow engulfed us when our nation's leader flied on April twelfth. Although Franklin Delano Roosevelt had not lived long enough to see the result of his efforts towards peace, he had had faith in America and in us, too, that we would keep the wheels rolling. Three weeks later, on May seventh, the Presidents prayers and those of all the world were answered when V-E Day was proclaimed. The highlight of our junior year in school was the class election. After the candidates had given weeks to bill-posting, the building looked like a modern academy of art. The officers for the 194-5-46, our senior year, were finally chosen as follows: George Boudreau, president: Jolm 0'f'onnell, vice presidentg Ruth Johnson, secrctaryg and Anne Mcfarthy, treasurer. Our class sponsors were to be Bliss Gordon and hir. O'Bricn. But it was during vacation that the biggest day in the history of this class came. On August fourteenth, 1945, the Japanese Government accepted the United Nations surrender terms, and YYorld lYar II came to an end. YYe of Roslindale High Schools class of 1946 can say that we did our part to speed the day of final victory. Our record speaks for itself. Besides the many YYar Bonds and Stamps we bought as Junior Minute Men, we made super-salesmen during the lVar Loan Drives. Because of an acute manpower shortage, some 1 I f M, X Tl I f ' X S1L,:M UP! ' A ' , ' , X 9.- A . I 6.Lv ,E 6 . Nm A 1 DOYIN, -1 -I . ,, we UP. , 1 l 1 J 0 t f -A N Q 2 Dawn, I 4 ' Y -. I -V of J, X I 1 dil'1-. 1 I ., UP- l lg GQ A . i i JY, DQWN . -TT , ,Nl ' I LT :Bti tg. Q ' ' ' ' N' ' lm , Gt 4 K -L- St 'KC 21 - 'I I ..l. X P ,FA x l: 1' -Q X i xqf f I X. S -X Q gs . f . sq 'ly 4-.,.., . SA fe r' X-eg X KM e gut .s-'sea f P.. f- f , -s- , is X, 1 ff ' H J ei K ,pw :Ia tax ' vi l 1'A 5 g K X' f va f' ' X Jah. fr' 5 - i x' .X 'R ' Y ' -. i' HSLR? li -I Xb t ' x l 'A Q 0. P ZMcGURL e ' ' M I X 2 Z 2 f l91l students worked part-time in war plants to replaee men now in aetive serviee. The girls haul spent hours making surgieal dressings and doing volunteer work forthe lied fil'0SS1llltl the l'.S.O. We returned to sehool in Septemher with a song in our hearts, money in our poekets, and dreams of how we would run the sehool, now that we were seniors. lint, hy the end of Oetoher, our money was gone from ns: so was the song: and our dreams were disillusions. Nlilk haul gone up one eentg we haul to pay for class rings: and those gruesome things ealled graulnation pic-tures re- quired a down paymentg hut worst of all, teaehers were as striet as everfmayhe Ill0l'l' Stl, Sonthie heat us again in November. tYell . . . mayhe next year! In the saune month some of our prominent athletes participated in a round-tahle diseussion over the radio, and other groups later appeared on the Public School Hour radio programs. As the joyful season of Vhristmas approached, most of us found part- time work: amd when we returned to school, we haul little hank rolls. On the day hefore Vhristmas vacation the faeulty and students heard the first perform- anee of the Boys' tilee Vlnlm, and. eontrary to all expectations, the fellows were really good! Basketball whieh haul heen revived in 1945 was making its 19-I-6 appearance. .Xt the games are went to, not all the athletes were on the eourt! But now our troubled little minds turned to the future and the expenses of the Senior Prom. It was on Nlareli first that boys of the Class donned their monkey suits, and girls poured themselves into evening gowns to attend the Senior Prom at the Longwood Towers. That was one date that won't he soon forgotten. But at the top of our list of memories will he the day we leave Ros- sie. For we leave hehind us years of happiness, years of those forgotten home- lessons, the dash to reaeli sehool before nine, the stampede to get out at two- thirty, the hopes of heating Sonthie in a football game, the friends whom we may never see again, and the teaehers to whom we owe so mueh. These are all the things we shall he missing when, in years to eome, we shall say, Boy, do I wish l were liaek at 'Rossiel' DOROTHY PIRANIAN JOSEPH GLENNON l 'Q -:-'f 1511.2 .-.. ' i'.L5a1vs111 '- s DIPLOMA womzies. g A fy -A - s 5 Af p M6597 CV E ll, .4-fi . riff, i 'Qgfiif 'Q' tt yi it E' ,f soft' TT '. i y ' .l 'i X' - I' ' . l X ' l , ,Q .771 Q 4 -'Ezra 1. Y ,Nw '- a I l Ks! 69 Q .-4 ' . S N fl in a ' ax fs ll fa t as : ff M 5 .E ' x T?' ',5'l-34 X ' i ii' e ' 5 I . i' ' ALLS WELL- SWIMNUNG TOTHE RESCUE! , s t92la L S I L This being the year 1946 A.l7., marking the end of the first decade of the history of ltoslindale High School, we, the graduating class of the afore- mentioned institution in said year, do hereby publish, with fear and regret, our last will and testament. YYe generously bequeath the following items for any or all of three reasons: fly the objects are nailed down: QQJ we could not slip them out the side door: Q39 they will be of greater use to the beneficiaries of this atrocious document than to its sadly departing perpetrators. Your attention please! To Dlr. Wflrrerl we leave our deepest thanks and fondest affection for his guidance through the hectic war years which marked our stay at Roslindale: and as a more tangible symbol of our esteem, a radar device for finding the merry whistlers in the corridors. To the Faculty in general we leave the task of instructing future senior classes which may not be of such a lofty calibre as that of 19-L6. fNYe blush modestly! J To lllr. Gately we leave a slightly larger office with maybe even a window i11 it. To lllr. Roche-a time clock for his 8:30 classes. To lllr. Murray-a bottle of iodine and a roll of bandage for ailing athletes. To llliss fl0I1Il0T'3. lifetime subscription to Le Petr! Journal. To lllr. Pielfett-a robot for working pulleys, turning cranks, and doing other back-breaking chores. To Miss rfznive-a dark corner of the Art Museum where she can exhibit her students' masterpieces. To Miss Reid-a third foot for tripping jay-walkers in the corridor. To lllr. f'unningham-five six-footers with Q0-20 vision. T0 the Blisses Guiney, Reilly, and Ruane-history classes that do not think the Fonstitution is another name of Old Ironsidesf' To ltlr. Lanclrigan-a debating club that will find time to learn speeches. To Mr. fl071fl7l-it catalogue of the many beautiful statues seen walking in the Art Museum. To Mr. U'Brien--rubber-bottomed milk bottles and larger barrels in the lunch room. To lllr. Reynolds-plaid suspenders to set off the new hockey ensemble. To Miss Toland-a block of cells at Leavenworth where she can lock up the Yearbook staff until they complete their material. To llliss Vogan-a case of Rye-Krisp to feed the girls. Exercise is taking a heavy toll in the gym classes. 1 93 1 To Jlr. lUl'GII!'kllIIl-0Xl'lllSlV0 rights to the peanut and popcorn concession at basketball games. To Miss Gordon-a Walkie-talkie to keep in touch with the Senior Vouneil. To Mr. Harfin-insuranee policies to be sold to the unfortunates trapped in Nlass. Station when the football team arrives. To Major liurlce-recruits who can complete the manual ol' arms and keep both ears attached to their heads. To Mrs. Dillon-a herd of Jerseys to equalize supply and demand during milk shortages. To the Junior Vlass we leave a machine that designs courses which total 105 points and 87 study periods. To llze Soplzomores we give a manual, written from experience, that explains how we obtained our diplomas. Wie boys donate all our telephone numbers of female undergrads. Paul l'arlfer leaves to HK'llCI'Cll0Z la femme. Dol Roche leaves a set of blue oil-cloth book covers twith red rosesl to Bliss Guiney. Norma Lane leaves her allergy to books. PatLyncl1 leaves three wads of gum in each school wastebasket. -1 urlrey Glover leaves-running to her locker. Lois Serziersoa and .inn Seannell leave in one piece. Paul Hurley leaves his parachute boots to the cavalry. Lorraine Hassett and Dorothy llIC'G0ll'fllI leave their shiny hair-won't they look odd without it! Geri U'l'om1ell leaves her hair to the Air Vorps for Norden Bomb Sights. Frfnmie .I insu-orflz and Lucy Damiano leave their word knowledge to Bliss Ward. lllary Ann Long leaves-shortly. Burlrly Sfeeger leaves Hlr. Latham to conduct t.he band alone. ,'1llf'l'B01l'lf'I' leaves Seventeen for a college edition of ltIademoiselle. Eleanor Brooker leaves her scrapbook of the R.H.S. hockey team. Phyllis Melsaac and Irene Kohler bequeath their days of absence to Mr. Gate- ly's record. Pat Greene leaves for the trees. Bill llIcl'onnell leaves the happy memories of two years of hard labor in Math. Donna Ulzase leaves for Harry Fonover. June Smith leaves with the class's most original name. Grace Hansen leaves for Florida-again. .loan Geislzecler leaves her gold barrettes to be melted into teeth for Coach lNIurray's toothless cave-men. l94l Ralph Hiltz leaves to devote all his time to the State Guard. Pat Holleran bequeaths her first novel, entitled, How to Procure Football Sweaters at Rossie High. Kay Grant leaves-on time. lllary Tully leaves an ameoba for Health Ed. Experiments. Gerry Casey leaves Mr. Roche happy. Prophets Alice Kelleher and David Tucker leave wornout tea leaves in a battered tea-cup. Diclf Fallona, like Wlashington lrving, leaves his Sketch Book. Claire Lynslfy leaves a small space at the lunch table. Kay lllc Neil leaves the formula for a good party. Dot Lenihan, Jean Hayes, Phyllis Rerlo, lllary llIaeDononyh, .lnne llIcC'artl1y, and Helen Kennedy leave the legs of Table No. 36 wobbly. Dorn Bright leaves to model for Charles Atlas ads. Joe Regan leaves his Pepsodent to Bob Hope. Dorothy Pugateh, Jessie Garland, and Lois Gustafson leave the locker room empty. Anne Kerrigan leaves her eyes to shine in gloomy classes. Regina Uurrier leaves her pin curls to Miss XYolfe. David DB1 ngelo leaves on a pair of skis. Pat lllooney leaves her ink to Q42. Leona lllileh and Pat Riordan leave for the 1950 Olympic Games. Janet lVeel1er leaves her cousins to alleviate the man shortage. Richard Murphy leaves a five o'clock shadow. Bev Fonnors leaves singing, California, Here l Come. lllona Saad, Jeanne Voreoran, and lllartha Barbour leave F53 with Fraser and Square. Evie Sexton leaves one-half dozen gym ensembles Cminus sneakers J. Joe Downing and his ties leave-the trail is easy to follow. Henry Kelley leaves the supply room empty. Bill Hooley leaves the green jacket to Apollo. llliclfey lllaclr leaves the lunch tray with 150 on it. John Ballard leaves a curling iron for red heads only. Subsequently in the consequence of the wherewithal we affix our names with shaking heart and quivering hand. Sealed with arsenic and conse- quently witnessed by no human, we complete this document. JOAN JAFOBSON JOHN WHITTAKER. .lttorneys-at-Law dl 95 l' LASS PROPHECY .XNXUl'Nl'l'ilt: Station WRIIS presents this evening, l,4'C'l'llllK'I' 31, 1968, R ETI ltetlaw Neehwill and the Snegrej Journal. .Xnd now, here is Nlr. Nech- will. ,XXV Nl'X'llNYll.l,: flood evening. ladies and gentlemen, and all the ships I at sea, let's go to press .... Flash. An airplane crash has been reported near Vedar Vreek, Arizona, early this evening. However, thanks to the clever maneuvering of ltieharil Dan-son, pilot, and Darirl Dflngclo, co- pilot, all passengers were reported safe. Stewardess lfleanor liroohcr applied first aid to those slightly injured. John t'larl.'c, famed .X.l'. reporter, was among the first to arrive on the scene, followed by ll'arren l cgan, photographer for Life. Some of the notables on the plane were engineers Paul Hurley and Gerald .lttaya, the owners of Krunchy Break- fast Food C'o,' .Yf1s.wif' .lh'ih'i, John ltonncr, and Robert Hcrlihy, with their secretaries Hath Johnson, Phyllis ltcrlo, and Joan Vogliano ..... X bomb- shell is due to hit Vongress this week when Senators Bill lllcfonnell, Walter Flfllllillg, and Henry Stober filibuster the Anti-School Bill. For their filibuster they are preparing to read the complete works of Shake- speare and Scott. My regards to these men in their very literate argument. . . . John Il'hittalfer will attempt to lead his XYala-Wlala Tech eleven to a Rose Bowl victory at Pasadena tomorrow. Patricia t'obb, Zoe Grant, Mary Jacobs, and Marilyn Stillings will compete for the title of Queen of the Roses. ANNOUNCER: And now we take you to Hollywood to introduce Allevol Snosrap, your Hollywood reporter. ALLEYOL SNOSRAP: Hello to all of you from Hollywood. Exclusive! Henry Lynch, owner of the Gable Racing Track, drew a record crowd yesterday including the well-known horse owners Eleanor JIcC'lintoch, Janet Weeber, Erie Sefton, and Pat Flynn .... .llarion fllaclr, Dot Piranian, and Lois Gustafson, the world-famous singing trio, scored a hit at the premiere of their new musical, Spring in My Heart, directed by Williarn Hooley and produced by Jack Donovan and Joan Jacobson ...., lnne ltIct'arthy has opened an exclusive beauty salon here in Hollywood. Her able as- sistants, .lnne l'larlfe, Therese l'onnelly, and Marguerite Farrell, prove to be popular manicurists with the renowned cinema personalities Robert Dowling, Joe Glennon, Ralph Hiltz, and Henry Kelley .... The quartet of Sparhie Bonrlrcan, Dominic Bright, Richard Ruggierio and Diclfie Falona are rapidly blotting out the Ink Spots .... Pat Holleran brought last. night to the Mocamba her sensational all-girl orchestra, featuring ,Iliee , Bowler, Patricia Killion and Florence Murphy .... Elizabeth Stone and Margaret White have top billings in the latest roller-skating revues touring America ..... lill Magratlz and .Inn Scannell, well- known teachers of ballroom dancing, have been called in to do all the l96l routines for Dot Lenihan's latest picture, Moon over Sao Luis. Some of the script was translated into Spanish by Leonfine lllilano and Vlaire Szllliean ..... I in11nyGa1lo's latest tune will be heard by the public for the first time this evening at Farnegie Hall. It will be a sure-fire hit. ANNOVNCEII: And now we return you to Retlaw Nechwill in New York. RLTLANY NEVHWILL: I have just been handed a telegram that the head of the Secretaries' t'nion, .Inna l'afon, called a meeting tonight to decide the issue upon which the secretaries will strike. lllarjorie illaellonahl, Jane file Neil, and .Yafline .lIelVilliains advocate that bosses dictate fewer letters. Norma Lane, Julia .llurray and l'1aire ,llelfaehern suggested no typing and longer lunch hours. Helen Brine and Josephine Bernini want nicer bosses .... It is reported from Roslindale High School, made famous by its graduates, that John U'I'onneIl, the principal, has surprised his listeners by quoting a current joke. He remarked to heads of the science department, Phyllis Hersee and Ruth Fitzgerald, that he had dis- covered a boy in the cloak-room smoking a cigarette. The teachers said, Oh really? Mr. 0'C'onnell jovially replied, No, a Raleigh! . . . Rosemarie Raymond has opened a History Quiz Service for the benefit of American youth. Any student wishing to know the correct answer, be it Ancient, Medieval, or Modern, has merely to get in touch with Miss Raymond .... Shirley Iifllfdlillg has signed a contract with Liberty .llagazine to do their covers for five years. The new editors, by the way, are none other than Vharles Sfeeger, Harvey I'orbo, and Robert lllaelfzzien, former hockey stars .... Franc-is .Yee and Hd Iilondin have discovered a new fabric for Dupont called Hypolon. They claim it's five times sheerer than Nylon ..... A revival of the ancient Greek tragedy, 'DI n- tigone and the Tyrant, now playing at the Saint James Theatre presents a stellar cast including .loan Rossi, Vlaire Jacobsen, Josephine Haffoni, Leo Kharibian, and John ltaseh ..... lndrey DeVenee, owner of the Yeuve Publishing Fo., when asked how she gained success, replied, I publish the A.D.Y. Math Book, complete wit.h answers to every problem. . . . Leona Mileh cheered her on in her crusade to publish this book. J. Kevin Walshe is her advertising executive .... It was reported at the American Medical Association's meeting last week that Janice Iiohan and .Martha Barber, after careful chemical analysis, found that bread mold from a desolate part of Siberia was much better for making Penicillin than anything yet found. Also, the new vitamin fmbrathin discovered by Lois Lang was presented at the meeting. Business men George Khonri, John Marsoobian, and Edzrarfl .Yorrlblooin are prepared to back it to get it on the market .... That's all for tonight and so until next week fnot that you'll listen anywayj I remain your New York correspondent who reminds you that the road to success is paved with the stones of perseverance .... Goodnight . ALIVE KELLEHER DAYID TITKER i97l The Poll . . . Best ,lihlete John Wlhittaker Patricia Flynn Hex! Dancer Leonarcl Voppenrath Lois Serverson Bas! Loolfi ng William Hooley Gertrucle O'f'onnell Hes! 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' 131- , ffl 1 ,,E 7- .T 4, - s AN A , . A qu qs. , ,xwmv vw , Swain' X 39 . i 'J . vgkff x S .9 . fi in r' if ,rv 1' J-,ff I ,Jw Q-', ,LG--, V fl tl Q , 1 4' 'E-...V zX4S?f,f .,. s. 1 x lx V Y I 44: nf? F 3. anpwlwv -as an 9.7 Roslindale 810 American Legion Hgwy, Roslindale DIREC Ahto, Madelyn A. 12 High View Ave., West Roxbury Ainsworth, Frances C. 61 Bradlield Ave., Roslindale Akikie, Nassil 5169 Washington St., West Roxbury Aliano, Santa M. Allendorl, Nancy D. Almborg, Edith E. Alussi, Elena A. Amante, Jerome J. Anastasia, Claire M. Andersen, Paul E. Anderson, Audrey M. Anderson, Marie J. Anderson, Sonia Andrews, Pauline C. Arrigo, Sally M. Attaya, Gerald C. Ballard, John E. Barbarisi, Margaret S. Barber, Martha K. Barrett, William C. Beaupre, Marcia C. Begley, Richard Bennett, Gladys J. Berlo, Phyllis L. Bernazzani, Eleanor M. Bernini, Josephine M. Berry, John J. Bird, Margaret F. Blondin, Edmund A. Bohan, Janice M. Bonner, John J. Bossi, Joanne M. Boudreau, George G. Bowler, Alice L. Brady, Florence M. Brady, Patricia E. Brady, Paul F. Brady, Thomas J. Bright, Dominic F. Brine, Helen V. Britton, Jean M. Brooker, Eleanor E. Buckroth, Arnold E. 31 Mendelssohn St., O Bulat, S. Joan Bumpus, Warren F. Burke, Walter J. RY 3A Fairview St., Roslindale 591 Beech St., Roslindale 25 Hall St., Jamaica Plain 56 Murray Hill Rd., Roslindale 18 Zeller St., Roslindale 233 Cummings Hgwy, Roslindale 165 Cornell St., Roslindale 1 5 Searle Rd., West Roxbury 15 Winton St., Roslindale 115 LaGrange St., West Roxbury 33 Stellman Rd., Roslindale 2221 Centre St., West Roxbury 169 Cornell St., Roslindale 255 Beech St., Roslindale 64 Fletcher St., Roslindale 56 Wenham St., Jamaica Plain 4789 Washington St., West Roxbury 28 Brier Rd., West Roxbury 29 Morey Rd., West Roxbury 547 Hyde Park Ave., Roslindale Carmichael, Joseph A. 74 Whitford St., Roslindale Casey, Geraldine F. 62 Landseer St., West Roxbury Catino, Eugene N. 194 Sycamore St., Roslindale Caton, Anna M. Caulfield, John F. Chase, Donna M. 24 Hawthorne St., Roslindale 968 South St., Roslindale 61 Montvale St., Roslindale Cheever, Catherine E. 93 Wachusett St., Jamaica Plain Chisolm, M. Katherine 96 Selwyn St., Roslindale Clark, Anne E. 63 Westover St., West Roxbury Clarke, John F. 12 Granfield Ave., Roslindale Cobb, M. Patricia 29 Farmington Rd., West Roxbury Cogliano, Joan C. 212 Manthorne Rd., West Roxbury Colantuoni, Theresa J. 564 Hyde Park Ave., Roslindale Connolly, Therese M. 54 Lasell St., West Roxbury Connors, Bernadette R. 19 Woodlawn St., Jamaica Plain Connors, Beverly J. 407 West St., Hyde Park Coppenrath, Leonard A. 357 Grove St., West Roxbury 120 Spring St., West Roxbury 28 Midvale Rd., West Roxbury 149 Walworth St., Roslindale 49 Firth Rd., Roslindale 47 Spring Park Ave., Jamaica Plain 24 Stellman Rd., Roslindale 62 Hillock St., Roslindale 9 Boxford Ter., West Roxbury 284 Bellevue St., West Roxbury 83 Russett Rd., West Roxbury 11 Byrd Ave., Roslindale 651 Hyde Park Ave., Roslindale 620 Poplar St., Roslindale 3853 Washington St., Roslindale 24 Montvale St., Roslindale 4495 Washington St., Roslindale 7 Philomena Rd., Roslindale 6 Mt. Hope St., Roslindale 3 Hillview Ave., Roslindale 12 Delano Park, Roslindale 32 Kittridge St., Roslindale Corbo, J. Harvey Corcoran, Jean M. Cossette, Lucy S. Cotter, Marilyn C. Coughlin, Estelle A. Crafts, Harold H. Crossen, Edward F. Currier, Regina K. Dacko, Horace Daly, Therese C. Damiano, Lucy A. D'Angelo, David A. Daniels, Zaven S. Davison, Roy J. Dawson, Richard J. Delaney, Mary Ann Dellolocono, Mary J. DeVeuve, Audrey J. Devine, Ellen M. Dibblee, Phyllis G. DiBello, Jean N. 11011 68 Aldrich St., Roslindale 108 Greaton Rd., West Roxbury 5 List Place, Roslindale 200 Mt. Vernon St., West Roxbury 238 Roslindale Ave., Roslindale 24 Heathcote St., Roslindale 164 Florence St., Roslindale 10 Blanvon Rd., Jamaica Plain 226 Metropolitan Ave., Roslindale 111 Landseer St., West Roxbury 15 Charme Ave., Roslindale 4081 Washington St., Roslindale 4 Arlington St., Newton 116 Montclair Ave., Roslindale 166 Bellevue St., West Roxbury 50 Symmes St., Roslindale 3 Lark Place, Roslindale 77 Augustus Ave., Roslindale 195 Weld St., Roslindale 76 Glendower Rd., Roslindale 67 Cohasset St., Roslindale Dickerson, Priscilla M. Doherty, Rose T. Donley, Jean K. Donovan, John P. Donovan, Mary G. Donovan, Patricia F. Doran, Jean M. Dowling, Robert F. Downing, Joseph J. Doyle, Ellen M. Duffley, Phyllis M. Emmel, Audrey M. Enos, Alice M. Erlandson, Eleanor R. Fallona, Richard l-l. Farrell, Marguerite A. Fay, J. Gerard Fegan, Warren E. Felsch, Paul E. Fiore, Corrine A. Fish, Mary V. Fitzgerald, Ruth J. Flanagan, Patricia M. Fleming, Walter W. Flynn, Ethel R. Flynn, Evelyn M. Flynn, Mary C. Flynn, Patricia E. Fralli, Norma Gadsby, Barbara l. Gallo, James L. Garland, Jessie S. Geishecker, Joan E. Gemmel, Virginia A. Gillis, Marlen Gilmore, Ruth V. Gimpel, Ronald A. Glennon, Joseph E. Glover, Audrey L. Goguen, Mary V. Gonnella, Dolores M. Gourley, Frances L. Granlield, Theresa B. Grant, Katherine M. Grant, Zoe P. 99 Schiller Rd., West Roxbury 41 Fairview St., 539 Hyde Park Ave., 911 Canterbury St., 16 Bradtield Ave., 99 South Walter St., Roslinda le Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale 96 Walk Hill St., Forest Hills 949 Belgrade Ave., Roslindale 88 Landseer St., West Roxbury 5 Wilkins Place, 31 Stellman Rd., 40 Hilburn St., 18 Clittondale St., 36 Clare Ave., Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale 174 Church St., West Roxbury 94 Bexley Rd., Roslindale 157 Church St., West Roxbury 195 Cornell St., 59 Cohasset St., 37 Leniston St., 55 Hilburn St., 900 Florence St., Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale 997 Belgrade Ave., West Roxbury 17 Sanborn Ave., West Roxbury 19 Fresno St., Roslindale 75 Parkton Rd., Jamaica Plain 179 Hyde Park Ave., Jamaica Plain 354 Weld St., West Roxbury 59 Newburg St., Roslindale 57 Kittredge St., Roslindale 969 Belgrade Ave., Roslindale 11 Meredith St., West Roxbury 18 Grew Ave., Roslindale 30 Alameda Rd., West Roxbury 394 Bellevue St., West Roxbury 199 Poplar St., Roslindale 87 Glendower Rd., Roslindale 95 Oriole St., West Roxbury 5 Brahms St., Roslindale 8 Malverna Rd., Roslindale 60 Glendower Rd., Roslindale 97 Woodlawn St., Jamaica Plain 81 Knoll St., Roslindale 447 Poplar St., Roslindale 30 Ainsworth St., Roslindale Greene, Patricia E. 59 Dwinell St., West Roxbury Grundy, Jacqueline M. 99 Colberg Ave., Roslindale Gruseck, William J. Gubitoso, lda M. 93 Goethe St., West Roxbury 900 Durnell Ave., Roslindale Guilderson, Katherine M. 7 Granada Ave., Roslindale Gustafson, Lois M. 134 Eastwood Circuit, West Roxbury Gustafsson, Viola E. Hansen, Caroline E. Hansen, Grace L. I-largbol, Margit D. l-lassett, Lorraine J. Havey, Carol N. l-layes, Jean F. Haynes, Ann M. Hennessey, Mabel M Hennrilcus, Eleanor M. Herlihy, Robert J. l-lersee, Phyllis A. l-lilden, Roy F. Hiltz, Ralph H. Himberg, Lois H. Holleran, Patricia E. Hooley, William E. Hourihan, Harold T. l-lurley, Lorraine F. Hurley, Paul E. Hynes, Marie E. lencarelli, Evelyn L. Jacobs, Edith M. Jacobs, Mary L. Jacobsen, Claire A. Jacobson, Joan Jenkins, Lois E. Jennings, Arthur R. Johnson, Barbara A. Johnson, Ruth B. Kandaros, Esther Keady, Annette E. Kearney, Monica M. Keenan, Helen T. Kelleher, Alice D. Kelleher, Paul J. Kelley, Henry X., Jr. Kelly, John F. 41021 41 Gould St., West Roxbury 97 Havana St., Roslindale 63 Kittredge St., Roslindale 600 Beech St., Roslindale 44 Weld Hill St., Jamaica Plain 57 Brodtield Ave., Roslindale 941 La Grange St., West Roxbury 73 Martin St., West Roxbury 80 Woodard Rd., West Roxbury 17 Granfield Ave., Roslindale 9 Chisholm Rd., Roslindale 60 Fletcher St., Roslindale 389 Riverway, Boston 968 Temple St., West Roxbury 98 Manthorne Rd., West Roxbury 3 Mansfield St., Roslindale 3976 Washington St., Roslindale 93 Hawthorne St Roslindale 3 Ramsdell Ave Roslindale 109 Tyndale St Roslindale 73 Woodard Rd., West Roxbury 70 North Margin St., Boston 147 Belgrade Ave., Roslindale 4089 Washington St., Roslindale 19 Eastwood Circuit, West Roxbury 4 Mendum St., Roslindale 95 Hewlett St., Roslindale 144 Grove St., West Roxbury 16 Ethel St., Roslindale 90 Eastwood Circuit, West Roxbury 65 Wellsmere Rd., Roslindale 33 Seymour St., Roslindale 99 Wenham St., Jamaica Plain 94 Atlantis St., 35 Arborough Rd Roslindale Roslindale 31 Sherwood St Roslindale 103 Aldrich St Roslindale 56 Montvale St Roslindale Kelly, Vina A. Kennedy, Helen M. Kerrigan, Ann R. Kharibian, Leo V. Kharibian, Naomi Kildufl, Patricia D. Killion, Patricia M. Kippin, Barbara J. Kivlan, Alice M. Kohler, Irene M. Kouri, George S. Krapohl, Jeanne L. Kyne, Mary T. Laquidara, Evelyn M. Lane, Norma M. Lang, Lois A. Lee, Thomas F. Lenihan, Dorothy E. Lindsay, Claire R. Long, Mary Ann Lynch, Henry L. Lynch, M. Patricia Lynslcy, Claire M. 871 South St., Roslindale 4 Dent St., West Roxbury 70 Bradfield Ave., Roslindale 60 Metropolitan Ave., Roslindale 60 Metropolitan Ave., Roslindale 387 Country Way, Scituate Center 67 Robert St., Roslindale 644 Hyde Park Ave., Roslindale 26 Peak Hill Rd., Roslindale 5 Blanvon Rd., Jamaica Plain 12 Havana St., Roslindale 79 Prospect St., West Roxbury 162 Mount Hope St 267 Roslindale Ave., 1494 Centre St 33 Fairview St 41 Brown Ave Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale 96 Landseer St., West Roxbury 261 Perham St., West Roxbury 14 Haydn St., Roslindale 178 Orange St., Roslindale 19 Sunnybanlc Rd., West Roxbury 15 Denton Ter., Roslindale MacDonald, Mariorie A. 32 Seymour St., Roslindale MacDonald, Ruth E. 29 Garnet Rd., West Roxbury MacEwen, Robert A. 26 Delano Park, Roslindale Maclsaac, Ilene F. 24 Pealf Hill Rd., West Roxbury Mack, Marion D. 12 Celia Rd., West Roxbury MacLellan, Frances E. 113 Parlc St., West Roxbury MacNeil, A. Jane 42 Keith St., West Roxbury MacQueen, Doris M. 26 Granlield Ave., Roslindale MacWilliams, R. Naideen 18 Malverna Rd., Roslindale Madden, Joan A. 16 Brown Ave., Roslindale Maguire, Mary Lou 5004 Washington St., West Roxbury Mahoney, Dorothy M. Maloney, Ann R. Manning, M. Eleanor Marshall, John C. Marsoobian, John Martin, Marie V. Martus, Mary A. Maynard, Patricia E. McCarthy, Anne L. McCarthy, James P. 19 Granfield Ave., Roslindale 435 Weld St., West Roxbury 30 Ardale St., Roslindale 2 Henshaw Ter., West Roxbury 204 Cornell St 77 Augustus Ave 4 Rexhane St 127 Selwyn St Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale 18 Hodgdon Ter., West Roxbury 66 Ardale St., Roslindale McCarthy, Lorraine M. 202 Perham St., West Roxbury McClintock, Eleanor L. 587 Poplar St., Roslindale McConnell, William J. 4 Landseer Ter., West Roxbury McCormack, Jean F. 19 Carroll St., West Roxbury McDonald, Richard G. 372 Metropolitan Ave., Roslindale McDonough, Mary R. McEachern, Claire M. McGowan, Dorothy A. McGrath, Eileen G. McGurl, James J. McLellan, Eileen M. McNeil, Catherine T. McPhee, James L. Meyer, Marlyn L. 8 Owencroft Rd., Dorchester 555 Beech St., Roslindale 20 Seymour St., Roslindale 5 George St., West Roxbury 18 Hillview Ave., Roslindale 66 Catherine St., Roslindale 26 Burard St., West Roxbury 10 Doncaster St., Roslindale 1077 South St., Roslindale Michelberger, Frieda A. 2A Brookdale St., Roslindale Milano, Leontine M. Milch, Leona M. Millins, Vincent Moclc, Louise E. Montgomery, Regina H. Mooney, Patricia M. Mooney, Rosemary P. Moore, Ruth A. 225 Cummins Hgwy, Roslindale 62 Maripasa St., Mattapan 3 Metropolitan Ter., Roslindale 1 Goodway Rd., Jamaica Plain 6 Perham St., West Roxbury 289 Belgrade Ave., Roslindale 16 Eastland Rd., Jamaica Plain 95 Orange St., Roslindale Moran, Phyllis B. 99 Eastwood Circuit, West Roxbury Morris, Melville A. Morrissey, Louise A. Moschella, Lillian G. Moussalli, Yvonne R. Murdoclc, Patricia A. Murphy, Florence T. Murphy, Richard L. Murray, Julia T. Nee, Francis J. Nelson, Marion L. Nelson, Shirley E. Nicholson, Donald J. Nickerson, William A. Nigohosian, Helen Niven, Virginia A. Nixon, Marguerite J. Nordblom, Edward F. Norton, Rita K. O'Brien, Eleanor F. O'Brien, Mary T. 305 Cummins Hgwy, Roslindale 82 Keith St., West Roxbury 23 Bradstreet Ave., Roslindale 123 LaGrange St., West Roxbury 51 Keystone St., West Roxbury 129 Poplar St., Roslindale 134 Whitlord St., Roslindale 40 Alaric St., West Roxbury 96 Walter St., Roslindale 15 Harding Rd., Roslindale 7 Laurie Ave., West Roxbury 311 Belgrade Ave., Roslindale 165 Walworth St., Roslindale 4294 Washington St., Roslindale 6 Carlford Rd., Jamaica Plain 40 Robin St., West Roxbury 27 Goethe St., West Roxbury 35 Bexley Rd., Roslindale 83 Temple St., West Roxbury 25 Pinedale Rd., Roslindale O'Connell, Gertrude M. 42 Sycamore St., Roslindale O'Connell, John J. O'Donnell, Claire D. O'Keeie, Thomas F. 43 Bradeen St., Roslindale 116 Spring St., West Roxbury 39 George St., West Roxbury O'Leary, Mildred P. 168 Hyde Park Ave., Jamaica Plain 11031 Parker, Paul E. Patten, Theresa A. Pedersen, Evelyn M. Pero, Robert D. Perry, Patricia M. Picozzi, Richard A. Piranian, Dorothy S. Pollock, Christine R. Price, Gordon E. Priesing, Florence L. Pugatch, Dorothy F. Quale, James A. Raftoni, Josephine V. Rando, Robert V. Rasch, John F. Rawding, Shirley Mae Raymond, Rosemarie A. Reddy, Albert P. Regan, Marie T. Regan, Joseph L. Regan, Thomas B. Reynolds, Claire E. Riordan, Patricia A. Roach, Marion A. Roche, Dorothy M. Rooney, Jean T. 30 Doncaster St Roslindale 36 lona St Roslindale 16 Alpheus Rd Roslindale 19 Granfield Ave Roslindale 279 Roslindale Ave., Roslindale 305 Cummins Hgwy, Roslindale 6 Metropolitan Ter., Roslindale 43 Hewlett St., Roslindale 506 Baker St., West Roxbury 42 Woodlawn St., Jamaica Plain 93 Florence St., Roslindale 36 Spring St., West Roxbury 4467 Washington St., Roslindale 6 Charme Ave., Roslindale 21 Birchwood St., West Roxbury 81 Florence St., Roslindale 210 Roslindale Ave., Roslindale 14 Ardale St Roslindale 73 Durnell Ave Roslindale 34 Mendum St Roslindale 34 Mendum St Roslindale 103 Farquhar St., Roslindale 39 Kenneth St., West Roxbury 71 Stimson St., West Roxbury 7 Revere St., Jamaica Plain 10 Fawndale Rd., Roslindale Squeglia, Phyllis J. 20 Peak Hill Rd., Roslindale Steeger, Charles H. 9 Bateman St., Roslindale Stillings, Marilyn J. 189 Metropolitan Ave., Roslindale Stober, Henry T. Stone, Elizabeth N. Sullivan, Claire M. Sullivan, Dorothea M. Sullivan, Joan A. Susi, Virginia T. Swangren, Gloria E. Swide, Emily H. Swinnerton, Nancy C Taksery, Lillian Tawa, Rose A. Tawa, Violet S. Thomas, Dolores A. Thomas, Lois E. Thompson, Barbara A. Thorup, Carol A. Tomilson, Elizabeth V. Torpey, Winilred T. Townsend, Elena M. Tracey, Hubert P. Treseler, Marjorie J. Tucker, David B. Tully, Mary L. 97 Sanborn Ave., West Roxbury 4 Henshaw Ter., West Roxbury 303 Beech St., Roslindale 19 Colberg Ave., Roslindale 260 Hyde Park Ave., Jamaica Plain 21 Hemman St., Roslindale 3 Denton Ter., Roslindale 30 Whitlord St., Roslindale 11 Co1uirSt 5071 Washington St 5037 Washington St 5037 Washington St 4779 Washington St 729 LaGrange St 104 Keith St 227 Bellevue St 116 Spring St West Roxbury West Roxbury West Roxbury West Roxbury West Roxbury West Roxbury West Roxbury West Roxbury West Roxbury 92 Cummins Hgwy, Roslindale 1038 Canterbury St., Roslindale 375 Baker St. 2393 Centre St., 3927 Washington 197 Maple St., Valois, Mariorie C. 83 Willowdean Ave., , West Roxbury West Roxbury St., Roslindale West Roxbury West Roxbury 67 Farquhar St., Roslindale 109 Glendower Rd Rose, Irene L. Rose, Virginia M. Rowe, Wesley J. Ruggiero, Richard Saad, Mona M. Sacco, Audrey R. Scanlon, Patricia A. Scannell, Ann M. 40 Vershire St., West Roxbury 3960 Washington St., Roslindale 145 Durnell Ave., Roslindale 4346 Washington St., Roslindale 15 Highview Ave., West Roxbury Walsh, Catherine M. Walshe Kevin J. Walter, Betty J. Wanko, Geraldine M Watson, Jean C. Weber, Ruth M. 16 Brookfield St 1 588 Centre St 29 Kittredge St 6 Sheldon St 9 Hawthorne Ter., Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale 35 Joyce Kilmer Rd., 120 Woodard Rd., Schneider, Theresa M. 57 Carrolton Rd., Scott, Jean Serverson, Lois R. Sexton, Evelyn J. Shaw, Margaret M. Shea, Olive M. Sinclair, Jewel E. Small, Rebecca M. Smith, Claire June Spector, Elinor P. Spillane, Virginia M. Sprague, Virginia A 212 Stimson St., 43 Chellman St., West Roxbury West Roxbury West Roxbury West Roxbury West Roxbury 247 Main St., Foxboro 58 Brookdale St., Roslindale Weeber, Janet T. Welch, Jean F. Wells, Margaret T. Welsh, Elaine A. Wheeler, Albert F. White, Margaret A. Whittaker, John L. 8 Howitt Rd., West Roxbury 1 79 Temple St., West Roxbury 175 Brown Ave., Roslindale 25 Lila Rd., Jamaica Plain 229 Florence St., Roslindale 41 Grover St., Roslindale 8 SheFlield Rd., Roslindale 90 Edgemere Rd., West Roxbury 17 Tower St., Jamaica Plain 19 Alberta St., West Roxbury 83 Garnet Rd., West Roxbury 178 Cornell St., Roslindale 56 Lorraine St., Roslindale 376 LaGrange St., West Roxbury Whittemore, Judith Y. Wieher, Shirley R. 96 Church St., West Roxbury 49 Averton St., Roslindale Williams, Francis X. 43 Metropolitan Ave., Roslindale Wood, Frances T. 63 Woodard Rd., West Roxbury Wood, Frederick P. 1 Prospect Ave., Roslindale Yahoub, Richard J. 5057 Washington St., West Roxbury 11041 1780-1 Compliments of Walker Ponfioc 782 CENTRE STREET WEST ROXBURY LODGINS MARKET, INC. Com pl i In enls Qf 19 Corinth Street Roslindale, Mass. VVhere Your Neighbors 'I'rzule 7 XYILLOXV STREET TYEST ROXBURY Telephone: PARkway 5668 Ro 4404 Washington Street slindale, Mass. Beust ofLucl.' to - ROSLINDALE HIGH from ROLL-LAND SKATING RINK NURWOOD, MASS. AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU! NYCII-paying positions in the mori- ern office are availalmle for skills-fl Blll'I'OllgllS liookkeepillg, Billing and c,12llClIlfltiI1o' INIZICIITHQ opera- W tors. Daly :UNT vvvllillg classes Ask for :1 IPRICIC Cory of our W lm o o k I C t , Clotting Q earl ' Business. Burroughs Operator School Blll'l'OllgllS .Xrlfling Mzwlnine Vo. 40 Broad St. Boston, Mass. Lib. 6264 JAMES W. DORAN 8c SON 470 ATLANTIC AVENUE BOSTON, MASS. Photo Engravers STOCK CUTS - CHEMICAL EMBoss1NC CoMPoUNDs Engravings in your Yearbook by this Company for last fhree years JENNESS, d PHARMACY 9 r . o .L QQ mn I L N1 31 P I If J- I llurnl. ' 0Plar Street ,rr I R0SliI1dale fglllfll gf, ld- NH, T O THEATRE - ROSLINDA1 F PAR. 3350 11 WITHERELLQS SP ,M mmm GLASS HOUSE CANDIES IICWII' the lu 4-S new N t t Vljlflmlxrgianjcx- of thc- Qllmtrp t H .llu'uy.w lJr'l1'1-,',,,,x,y F,-ml, ROSS SHOES Sc'1'c'111'1'77f- Y If . ' A - PW . 736 South Street 11,11 zlilzng V os indale, Mass. ' 7 7 fi-'32, tts at mans wot intheUNDERGRAD gyg? snot' at neunsuws 156.5 X, The place where the gang gathers tor - the smartest clothes in the ctassroorn ig:,Q -Y ' or campus. We know what you Want si 222+ f in clothes -f 'cause weve heard you ,'-mf 5 f talkin' -e and we have thern. The tat- est sport jackets, odd stacks, suits, top- coats and turntshtngs. You'tt ttnd tt's a man's world tn our undergrad shop any day ot the week. KENNEDWS FAMOUS UNDERGRAD SHOP ,Llkl fl . fff 1 , t LN, ,E ff W M RNA 57 , W X ' f f 5 I X N f f K ENNED ' MdH Y S 63 tg, he Wir WX ff!! fd fo I Z T0 GIRL GRADUATES OF '46 lVHO'D LIKE VITAL lt ' I ff For girls who are looking beyond graduation to a good-paying job that's full of human interest, here's an opportunity worth investigating. The Telephone Company has several open- ings for girls finishing high school. Recent high school graduates who've become tele- phone girls fxnd the work interestingg asso- ciates friendlyg surroundings pleasant. Seniors should look into this opportunity. Training courses may be arranged so as not to interfere with studies or graduation, and can usually be given right in the home town. Sign up right away and receive pay while learning. Your teacher or vocational advisor can tell you more about work in this interesting irzdustry. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE 81 TELEGRAPH CQMPANY zmmn znterest WORK FRANK A. FOWLER The Class Ring Man 828 PARK SQUARE BUILDING BOSTON 16, MASS. Official Jeweler for all Classes 1937 fhrough 7947 Roslinclale High School CLASS RINGS CLASS PINS MEDALS and TROPHIES Representing Loren Murchison 81 Co. Liberty 3162 DEBS, Inc. S pnrls uw: r -fin' llfgll Sl'lIUUlI'l'S 7 Corinth Street Roslindale, Mass. M. .I. KILLION, IUC. l 01'1'.wl llflls l lrn'l'sf 3702 Washington Street Jamaica Plain, Mass. G. A. WISWALL Dairy 29 Westmount Avenue West Roxbury 'l'l'll'lDllUlll' l'.Xlikway 5121-ll THOS. D. RUSSO, IHC. Ilfllfllllg Oils 75 Bradeen Street Roslindale, Mass. Telephone l'Alikway 65222 Tlmx. D. lfllxxzn Jos. F. IVUISII KEEFE'S of WEST ROXBURY S1n'1'r'ufl'21'1ly 1' I1 .Iuniors', Misses' and Women's WEARING APPAREL Inuit-1 H. Kea-fe, lfmp. Open Erirluy :intl Sutllrtiay Evenings 1902 VENTRE STREET Corner Park Street ADAMS FUNERAL HOME l REIJERIf'K J. HIGGINS I1'fg1'.wff'rerl l uneru1 Director and If nz bu! Ill cr 4236 Washington Street Roslindale, Mass. PA R kway 04-55 BENSON'S SERVICE STATION Uomz' and .Info S21ppl1'vs Emerson Radios Corner Gardner Street 145 Spring Street Cor. Gardner St. West Roxbury l'AIikw:1y 5811 ALLEN FURNITURE CO. 28 Robert Street Roslindale, Mass. Fur111'lurf' of l,l.SfI.llI'f7.0Ilu Good Fit :: Correct Prices 1: Good Styles 4 Belgrade Avenue corner Corinth 'iSl10v.s for All !l1vFamz'ly ' 'FUN Ifl 'f' f 15 Corinth Street Roslindale I' RI II', X Iuhlz I AIiI,IzS, Iutlf-S Telephone PAIikway 6706 Ilelivt-rv Fall I'Altkw:1y S261 fl0IlIll1l.IlII'IlfNQf L O U , S S P A ll ornu'r1y lf1'z .v Fowl Shop J W' 633 Hyde Park Avenue 30 Corinth Street Roslindale, Mass. Roslindaley Mass. HA1LER'5 DRUG STORE CHELSEA YARN STORES 707 S h S R .I' dz Corner Basile and Washington Sts. out treet Og m Ile Roslindale, Nlass. Yarn for Sweaters, Socks, Mittens, etv. I'rest'rlptions Fountain Servlet Tl'l4'I3lI 'Il' lixkkwili' 0784 Full Secretarial and Intensive Short Courses H I C K O X l,1IllI'IIlllC'1'Sf SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 439 HYDE PARK AVENUE Individualized ROSLINDALE, MASS. Progress and Attention Telephone PARkway 0827 178 Tremont St. HANcock 3685 ROSLINDALE TAXI FORAN'S MARKET, Inc. NII'Z.X'I'S, FISII, and YI'1CI'I'I'.XliI,I'IS 437 Hyde Park Avenue Telephone I'AIikw:1y 3060 BURKE'S PHARMACY John V. liurke, I'h.G., Reg. I'l1:1rln. PR ICSC RI I I'IONIS'I'S BIRCH FLOWER SHOP I I,OWI'1RS vol: Am, oftxxsloxs 2105 Centre Street West Roxbury 719 South Stregt' , Q I Roslindale Telephone I'AIIkway 234-4 xml to lust MTW S C 0 L L I N S CHAIN DEPT. STORES f'I,lC.XNSEIiS - IJYICRS - 'I'.XlI,OIIINlQ 39 POPIZU' Street Roslindillf' lrree Iyvlivl.,-y Iligll Sc-hool Vaulvl l'nil'm'1ns for lioys 4140A Washington Street Roslindale Mm Glrls Gym I mlurlm Phone PARkway 4170 Uprn lff'vllflly.v C'o111pIi1ne11!.s of BETTE BEAUTY SHOP PAUL'S BAKERY ll 'e S IJI'l'I.llII.fIl' In - IYICIJIJING zuul liIli'l'lllJAY VAKICS E A S T of West Roxbury Corner of Centre and Corey Streets Tt'It'pll0lll' l'AIlliwuy 0017 Open from 7:00 All. to 6:00 IRM. BUTTERCUP DONUT SHOP Centre Street West Roxbury WEST ROXBURY BOWLING CENTRE West Roxbury Telephone P.-XRkway 74-30 ll9 Park Street 9 Poplar Street Tel. PARkway 1877 READ 81 WHITE DRESS f'LO'I'lIES TO RENT Lurlfes mul .lfen Naval Officers lfniforms for Sale lll Summer Street Boston 1lUlll1JIl.llll'Ilf-Y of FITZPATRICICS DINER Centre Street West Roxbury, Mass. E. C. ROGERS, Florist Flozrers Telegruphed Hilburn Place and Poplar St. Roslindale Telephone PA Rkway 0272 JULIA'S DRESS SHOP DRESSES - suns - EVENING uowxs 4260 Washington Street Roslindale Square STYLECRAFT Men's Shop 29 Poplar Street Roslindale, Mass. MITCHELL HARDWARE CO. 10 Birch Street Roslindale, Mass. FRED S. MAYER Jeweler 734 South Street Roslindale, Mass. ROSLINDALE MODEL AIRPORT 737 South Street Roslindale, Mass. LARRY' S BEAUTY SALON 1832 Centre Street West Roxbury PARkway 2399 783 Adams Street Dorchester TALbot 6014- PARKWAY HOSIERY SHOP 41 Corinth Street Roslindale, Mass. DR. M. H. SOMMER OPTOMETRIST 20 Belgrade Avenu 9 to 12 A.M. and 2 to 5 P.M. Evenings by Appointment Telphone PARkway 28220 e Roslindale C-Olftflfffi My cg . 0?'Cdj9AltC ZTVLCZ fy me f ,Qeazg00A garyeni CSf,, !,'0 154 50y!.,fm Sf gcufon ffl , Lian 'Mission Zvmplefed . . . E716 Praducfizw of The 1946 YEARBCDCDK NX! A R F2 E N P I2 E S S Hvllege Annual Publishers mo WARREN STREET, BQSTQN, MASS. '-C0 Q . 4 5 . I , .,y fv r,-N - - .I . '1- . 4,1 6 C ll, -1 -i A 4 T w V ,b . - - ' g 's ,--Jj ,,v-11 Q. ' 'f . - -I , L .rf '94, V . - .- ' 1 v 'j' f ' .g ., 471 4 it ,,' i-:v-4 Q ul .II -,'.!,' .' s' ' ' - 7 . ' L 3 -' . V A A. 4.', ' 'Y DW, Yi. LQ v .' W n ' fy: .Milf-if w - ,- ,T l1'f'f ': .gnu Jnf ' 7 - . Q I 33. .' J: ' P. '1 I C ' ' 1 ' pw 1, ,,. . u -. '.. op., 1 v l. , .' v0 'f . f' f,- N ,, - ,, z,q:--1. -H5 17 1 ' f .2 .8 . kg- .ul . 4 . .- ., I r xg. :f': fgI' -5.2, .g.1,:l,f'gJ.f':,--Q'..'I' L: , 'fre Q- Jw ' rw, .'f'.-M-, - A- f - . .,r4.. , ,. 'A' -1 x ' .f I' 'rv ui 'L L' Y r ,, g1,.-I-aw ,. - 4- -. .. .M HE . V -4 5' .1 V1 'D x. 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