Roslindale High School - Yearbook (Roslindale, MA)

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HRK HBS I R X cr sewn xcar o 1 mean llciss sf orc lfs ra u Xfdl ras a c uuec ncn tae Ill the xxoodmncl sectlon and we llud oluse Nts mth a most accompllshed c larlnet and saxophouc cout nnatlon hs usual we plax at asseulhhes at the Honor Soctetx lnductlou at trraduatlon at C lass Dax and aux other tune that the salutarx etlec t of IIIUSIC' ls desired YY e hax e had as dtrec tor thls xear a nexseomer to the Boston schools Nh Peter 5lI'HgItlNd xx ho has gnen us a most enjox ahle and protltahle xeal Nxlxla langer was conccrl nustless and llalne Xlherto and lean lrcllmerg xxcre lllildlldlh l lanlsts so often are passed ox Pl auc Ignored among the more glamorous nnstru ments that we want to sax a word too about out faithful and elllclent flrst planlst Helen Joseph She holds the orchestra together because she IS BAND lhe rhx thru NPCll0ll fLEIf, ILIB lhls xcar under the dlrectlon of Nl! l auugll eltl and the capable officers Joyce Bowlex licxerlx BI'dllIlPlS and lxa Benyamtus the hlee C lub has had a very successful and outstanding xear fhe student body agam had the pleasure of llSl9IllIl,fI to the glrls smg at the C hrlstmas asseru llx Thex also entertamed mth earols at the Nl6fllCHl Venter The Cllee Flub vull end actnl tles for the xear when lt slngs at the graduatlon Ill une Vhlh a roll of drums and a trumpet fanfare the band Comes marchmg down the street fhe lmes are stralght the Corners are square the harmonx xs perfect Xlthouvh haudlcapped hx asmalldrum corps Nlr hahele Nlr latham and the other mtlstt mstruc tors haxe good right to he proud of their outllt thls xear Jun l'lllLIPI'dlll ls captain of the hand and laul XIUIIIS ls land lteutenant lhe general leellng among all ls that we axc a prettx good chance of lnlnglng home a llag from the streel parade Ill Wleqn fe ml! RJ4' ,.-as.. W1 .9 lo OG YV Lnsx0 Nfl--.4 '-'cl s fc l ' 'I .'tc'liou. nw lvl- usp--1-.--.-, -1 -W -Int A tw- - A. '- A., A, '-Y, . 'f V... k'4 e' J. acts s -x - . lin ,' . J.,- -, ' ...', , Y. 'v -- . ..- v. . I' . . . I 4 f xr Y I .' V4-Y A.' . if ,fl .1 . . I-1 :s ' - ll- 4 Lv I, K' 3 , . ,V W , 7 Q I ' e. tensile, r': 3 . 11 l' sf

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ORCHESTRA Second Row: P. Tellier, V. Banaceto, V. Barry, I. Enolcian, H. Joseph, E. Alberto, J. Freiburg, R. Iovinelli, J. Molina, Miss Reid. Front Row: N. Morris, I-I. Scollins, A. Campbell, A. Sergenian, S. Langer, E. Chisholm, P. Riley, A. Momenthy. GLEE CLUB Fourth Row: P. O'DonneIl, J. Gordon, J. I-leeney, J. McGowan, E. Brooks, S. Flaherty, I-I. Johnson, J. Morgan, M. Blake, G. Matheson, D. DiNapoIi, L. Traufman. Third Row: C. Doyle, J. Ellis, E. Koutoulas, P. Panico, J. Whitten, M. Galvin, J. Freiberg, J. Aspling, B. Ceurvels, D. Gray, M. Alfsa, M. Talanian. Second Row: I-I. Joseph, J. Bexdoll, V. Sullivan, N. Page, J. Conza, P. Harling, M. Barmard, E. Donaghue, S. Lebovitz, R. Mandigo, C. Bader, V. Barry, B. Lofgren, J. Bowley, S. McNeese, I. Enolcian, I-I. I-lubbard. Front Row: J. Naclcley, S. Langer, P. Early, L. Clodi, J. Alcilci, M. Zaccardo, B. Brauneis, J. Bowley, E. Benjamins, A. Magennis, A. Campbell, J. Oxenham, J. Benvie, I-I. Ricci. PRCGRESSIVE MUSIC

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I ,, nl . sf mll KJ' 6 s f GLIN9 DEBATINI I I UB Stepplng to the foreground among ltllSs clllbs ls the Debatlng Club The hllmor and chatter found behlnd 9ll s closed doors for so many sears IS belng brought to llght for pullllc aeclalml flood tralnlng IS proxlded for students IH researclh eloeutlon and personalltx hood tralnlng IS memormng too' fhe wlt and general fun clan be topped only by the tongue twlsters But hlghest of all lll our memory IS Mr ldllllI'lf,dIl glftecl at lceeplng. those long wlllcled oratlons down to a spllt second Hls help ln the form of lectures has kept the splrlt hlgh and the prlde of aeeompllshment great The ofllc ers chosen for ll were f lftllyll tlrosse Presldent C armella D Amello X lee Presldent Paula llellows beeretarl JUN IUR RED CRObb Phe JUIIIOI' Red C ross under the dlI'CCll0Il of Nllss Staw rlnos has again done a splendld plece of work lhlS year The first project of the Club thls xear was to chlldren The puplls very gladlx fllled the boxes wlth soap soeks combs handkerehlefs crayons wash Cloths toothbrushes tooth paste and mam other useful artlc les After these were completed the students dressed approxlmatelx three hundred dolls to be dlSll'lbtll9d by the lied fross to llttle ,lrls ln orphanages and other charltable 0I'g,3Illldtl0IlS ln treater Boston 'lhe prettx dolls dressed ln kultted or Croc heted clothes III organdw tafleta lell et or lace gowns ln cotton summer dresses and ln woolen wlntel Clothes were on dlsplax ln our llbrarx for all to see Tlllb Near the delegates to the Jlltlltll' lied I ross Hlgh Sc hool C Ullflill are Q harles Heron and NlarJorle Becke l J A 4 n A' I T 7 I ,T if k'.A' I nv ln 1 1 I Y YA I . '12, , ,, f il., ,'.' '..'... T I tl 1 , 1 . T K I I I I Y Y J fr I '.Av I Av s n n , .r ul . f -T .11 I s 4' lr' , 7. , Y- ' 7 .', 7' 'i , , , , , - Q 3 ff, , , uv. Y N - nr nl 1 2 TT, lo ln. ' . c' A V C, T 1 f' till boxes to be sent overseas to underprivileged 'T .' , c' f c, f f, , .f , Y cl. 4 , , ' 2 , , , ' ' 1 . ,- A- 1 I s ' A r 'ff ' K- ' T w 1 ' 'v uv . I L, 1 , U fe. 1 3 fu p J, ,, . - A - I. ul, v I 'S D- ' Yi n ' 'U I I r 'A' u f fl 'f Q' 1 v' , I , ef D I 5.---U!laf-D r Z' 1 3 P 11 1, jg ,ZZ ll -9 'Q O YV