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Roslindale High School - Yearbook (Roslindale, MA)

 - Class of 1955

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' 'Y -T 7',' QQ,-V , 4+ ' 1 Z 4 'Q 1' f x A Du . 1 . -s 'x x . , 4' , . Y I I E. . , V . 'Yr gn w , 1. , NYU' , , . fr 1 A m ,MII Wi wfwwsevoun Ny! 4 . .,r X rl' hr, ' ' f ' Q 44 I I 'W ' 1 am ,X g. '1 1 s ,npr 1 51 I 4 1 1 ,I .4 ,1 4 A 1 . 4 A' H' ' . ' . 1 - . ' 4. V ..n1 1 .. '. ' , -477 '- .- 4' , ,J-- ' sf- I u p I g, J M ' X. . N K. .-ey-wai. . A ' , 5 5+ 5-4- X6 LINC 62 XVe entered Roslindale High School three short years ago, filled with the uncertainty and indecision of adolescence, but witih a will to learn and a joy of life. The first years were not easy onesg the path of learning was strewn with many obstacles and pitfalls. The tests, the homelessons, the books, the studying-all were aeeeptedg all contributed to the building of our character. Happily, though, we discovered that school was not all work and no play . We par- ticipated eagerly in the games and activities which not only relieved the tension of study but also introduced to us new friends and wider interests. Truly, we have profited immeasurably from our years at Roslindale High School. Now the time has come for us to throw off the cloak of adoles- cence and don the robes of maturity, to use the knowledge and ex- perience that our high school years have given us, to take our place in a society which 'has often scorned us as 'tjuvenile delinquents while at the same time it has encouraged us as the Mfuture of America . Our childhood days are over, the fear and doubt, the bewilderment and timidity, the aimlessness and immaturity are all things of the past. ln the years to come, however, we will often look back over these days, reliving our trials and tribulations, our joys and sorrows, our successes and failures. May this yearbook 'be a pleasant record of the brighter memories-tihe happy moments, the triumphs-of our years at Roslindale High School. JOAN LANDRY, '55 Edifm--in-Chief ,. N. vs.,,.,,MWu-, Xu Y-EQ X -.N l :NP f ,'.. MT-?f+5',Q 'V I . 3 X, R wwf ggggw QQAMR Wwigw : 2::::::?Nhk Xxx Q yxv QQWQKEQ Qhgfffi fQ'4 A NN -vi IQ A f Q ' A- ' Wffxf , Egizikga , Qi i g 5 5553? 4. if 1 Mzfamgf g3...,,jE Simms., E 4 1-, 9 'F 2l':1 Q' uf? I3 ,gh ... , M MW' WM am an 'WEE Sig: 5 1? , ASS? ll En! iiikg Ili-si? 5 iw 3 1 65? Refill fe 041375 , X, ww J , -4 Schaal THE YEARBOOK 746 61644 017955 7a '7fze 61644 of 1955 When you read this message in this, your Year Book, there will be but a few days left before we shall say farewell to you, the members of the nine- teenth graduation class of Roslindale High School. In the past few years no doulbt you have dwelt on the future. You have given thought to the success or failure that may 'be in store for you in your chosen field of endeavor. Graduation from high school forcefully compels you to realize that a most importan-t phase of your life has been completed. Other and more vital steps must be taken which will insure progress toward life's goals as determined by you. Directly in proportion to how faithfully you have carried out your high school obligations, 'both inside and outside of school, you are prepared for the tasks which lie 'before you. Ahead of each of you is a goal, the attainment of which will require you to bend your every effort. There is a place in life -for 'each of you if you will but seek it. Do not expect to reach your goals without effort and sacrifice. I recently read these lines, Of course we should never settle for a goal lower than our abilities permit. We all have the righ-t and even the duty to aspire to be something better than we are. Even if we never become so good as we should like to be, it is the breath of life to keep on trying. As Robert Browning sang: I Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, Or what's a 'heaven for? Farewell, then, to each of you as you take your various paths in the journey of life toward the attainment of your goals. In saying farewell, may we also pray that each of you will fare well and that a 'beneficent God will accompany you in your journeys, leading you eventually to your earthly goals and finally to Him, your Eternal End. Gmail THOMAS F. GATELY l .. '- A Qlfiixfl gl - i . nk .. X 4 .1 'Q 1 'gf TAlIil'1'I l'K J, livnmz Hrzmcx J. ISHN q iff F4 -0 'X ja i 4.1-'10 ,debf Mxm' F. f1I,.XY'1'UN M.-x'r11,m IC. Crmmx .XNAS'1'ASI.-X B. CONNOI , Sill' C11.uz1,1cs W. G1.1-Lxsox G. P.x1'1.1x1c Llrnmnx ICMMA L. G1mNnF1r:L1: JOHN Gmsso HELENA R. GUINEY --vs' , X Q , jffk .4-nv M.xm:.xm-:T M. Iixxu CH.xHu:s Ii.-xxrzn DOROTH1-:A M. IQHLLEY IiATHl-IRINIC Iilzouzn -an fe K Yf 'X' .lxm-Qs V, Mluvilx' Mun' IC. NICXI, XY.Xl,'l'l'Lli V. QYHRIIAIN M 9.3. .V ,,.4llU' if X .f ifylg-, ' Rx 111 V 'H' 5.1 Y f ' f f B -gn 'K TR A., Q ' ' 1 f' ff W' Q , , 5:51. 1 IQHSI-1 .X. IJ.x1.x' Cmlcll: R. IDOXUHUIC l n.xNK I'1.KIX1l'L.XRI KIAHIICC.1 IANXl'1I.l.Y :fi Cf.. 4 , gl 'Q' 'i,.,sl,,'. - 1 A i.44.yf5',,-A A,.w,,.3f'- , .X , , .-A, . If f 9 if I Q , ,mv 4: 'WS' 'e 3 1 .VA wtf- , 3 6 .val , Q, A ffl, f I :2 1 v X ww ff wr - 1y.,',f4 CMU, I . G.'Hil.l-I 'g 34? INIARY IC. H.xmmr'la I.1r.1.1.xx M. HANRAHAN I,l'f'1L15 A. H.xmuNc.:ToN W1I.1,1.xM A. PI.xNT1f:,xx .XH'I'lll'R J. HARTIN AR' .Iuux J. I,.xxlm11:.xN IJolcoTHr:.x Ii. NI.u'l,1coD Im NIAXNIX xw 432' S' ,J M, Snr A. BIIIIMAN . .. A V ..,, 2 wir.. . , ,, ,,55,,,,x , H , uv, if:..,.,, . 7, ,T -E-Ya.. . ' ' - - ,gf , i,L55.,,YT ' 3 ' ' Liby a' - 'ff ' '.,:, M? 4 1 N 1, F :N 3 , 1 ., 1 f :vf , ' - r - . '- ' 'v ' wg ' 'I Y w . vw , , - Q, ...x -Q -1 Nd' ' ,. ,li gg-it if 4 X A,f,i24 is 9 4 .f Q 'iffy izrff ,N A -J .2 -r 'I'mm.xs A. I '1v1uf:TT KIILIJRPIIJ li. l'u.xT'1' I H.xxu P. R1au:u1':n'1' L- 7 W r , .ff-3 Mun' RIGID Rosmum' I,, Rlclnm' l u.xxv1s IC. Rm'xm,ns lN1.'xm' IC. Ryan M.-xxx' M. STAVRINOS Nan'-w. Aa, .au Mun' I . Sl'l,I.IV.kN IVIAHY SULLIVAN ARCHIBALD TAYLOR MARY F. TOLAND 43' y uvIl,I,IANI F. XVALSH MILDREID M. VVARD CIERTRUDIC F. XVHELAN IJOROTHY E. XVHITE xww, '-s lwzfffm , Us ,, A 1,6-in I f' w 1 J 1 7 Frm 'v ai? 1 iPIHvmnris1m ' 'Q ' ff 1 Q' - , A ,,,,wx. x . 1, 11 :, w,95 A ' ,-yzsfwwfg 2 . . -,-. f, .V 71 - Q V. A - 3,54 :4-1. xfalfafn iii':1.' ' 1. 5.-ey' ., Eff. Fw ff ' W-v m . '21 1. , - .ag . :- ffm :wr -' 5-pg -' 1121 .1 4, 7' - 51'1v .' ' r- 4,4 , fn:-,iff 1 96 Q , -4, , .Am - -fix, FREDERICK J. MURRAY x6 L INC A r ' YV W A , xg. . 5 I x I 1 ,Mc 7955 y f L x If x X ij- ,.. 73 J , I , ' jg, , r ri q' Q 15 V V Tiff g , 2:1550 , Q M P., -. In My 1 mm, fi Gb I Ncfionol Honor Sociely Fwwth Ifffzri Y. BLll'1'j'. M. Driscoll, M. Pzulum. S. BI':il1I1PlS. N. Molloy, D. Lilukos. li. Sovlclnvr. R. Daniels. D. Ijlxllllfjll. J. Yun Lecuven. C. BPl'I1lll'IlO. Y'lu'rf! Iffuv: C. Young. .-X. DeSirnone, N.l':1lCHlJOl'g. A. Musne. J. Meldrum, C. Bgulm-. M. Conn. M. Luciano. G. Young. Y. Hzuillzul. K. Svnnott. G. Axnorv. C. Follows. Sammi Ifffzr: S. Pago. M. D?Ll1L'll, M. Dr-Yr-sso. C. SilvPst1'i. D. Bistzxny. Y. Slnalmefn. l. C'cm11. F. Gmvalcfse. I-I. Blr-yew. P. Pm-vizx. C. Solari. S. l,Pll'l'5llll. ll. llfllsll. Fbw! Hmr: X. Morris. B. Norton. J. Bislmp. A. Milano. J. Dina P. SOlll'1il'1iS. J. l.:m1lry. M. Mfszl. R. Muson. S. BI't'IlI1f'l'. P. Reilly, T. Cnvnllalllgll. Key Club Sffrzfzff Hulloi G. -I. l.Lil'lilI1. -I. Powell: T. C':1x':111u11gl1. J. Burke. H. Sakrison. K. Hauncxy. T. McQueenPy, J. Dollvy. Mr, llllllllllll. First Huw: J. Carroll. G. Young. J. liz11'nfotius. l . lihouri. L. Kelley. J. lVilml. R. Luufl. P. Sullivan. T. llc- Alc-.uy A, Milano. Tllirvl Huw: D. c1I'4N'Iil'lI. .I. lI:ll'i- DUIII, J. IXI:mr-uso, M. Iilzzfv. M. Dv- I,uc':1, J. Ralffcmi. T. M1-ssmn. I Mz11'i11o. T. IJ'.xII'SS:lI14II'U. Slflllldl If II'l'CIl'il, D. PIIKIIZIYIIIU, .M Milzmn, ID .M:11'vIIi, I . 'I'I1m1x:1s, Ii. I,UIlll'l'. II Your-Ilzl. F1'r.wl lfuzri .X. .xl'IblIlU, TN. ISII-llwr. 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To1H'ler Represeniodives gffllllll lfmri M. 151111111111-, R. Rillll- on. C. Mvllr-11. H. Hrv1'11f'. IC. SIOJUV. IJ. Iil1u111'i. J. Dias, M. IS1'z11lb111'y, G. I1y11l'I' H. S11ll1x':111 BI. I,111'y. AVIIZU, C. I,:11fy.D. lxllly, K . V: 1- . 1I01'1'is, L. 'J . 'Jz,'. J. Xustiu, J. T2lf'lfll'. ?'? T To1+'rler Business Sfoff l'l11U'1l Huff? J. Slllifll. J. Mrwgzau G. Dmme-lly, IJ. I,1lz1kos. B. Slllifll H. S11ll1x'1111, C. I51'okvist. 10. IC. IJOI10gJll1fx. G, Youmr, D Tlllllbfx, J. Pfxtf-1'so11. J. Mrflowznn 9. B1'z11111f-is. Firs! H1111-1 A. I.o111l1:11'1l. J. N11r'klr15' B. M11g1111so11. C. Young. M. 1511111- 'Dl1l'y. N. XJOZZPJZ1, J. C'Ollll2ll121ll. C Hmvaml, fl. Twitvhf-ll. To1H'ler Sfcff Tlfifwl lfflllf Ii. Mm-N4-ill. fl, AXIIIOIT Y. Mullfvy. H. 13111114-ls. J. JJJIIF. R H1nl1f111'l1s. J. P11wc11'. IC. M111'1+l1y, HI 11111f'. P. Pll4'f'1il. A. M:1s11Y. M. QJUIIII Y. IJJ1Jf'I1JJIJl'g. fl. TW11r'l1f-H. C 1 ' 1 Hflullvy, In 1111112111-S1-. 1 - j , . 1 . lwrsl 11111111 H. h:1k1'1s1111. J. C11l1+111s U. UlX:11mll, J. I,:1I11lI'3'. IJ. Iilshllly P. S11111':11':1s, C. JJJIIIIHJQ, IC, SNVt'l'Il4'f Ii. X11111111, J. Blll'Jir'. rifg Walsh. fl. Young. R. M:11'sl1. ' rum! 13114111 XI. De-Yvssn. J, P1-H1 Trcnscripf Spor+s Wri+ers J. XYil4l. J. B11l'lil'. D. Sulliv: Tc:H'ler Secrefaries G. Ibllllllfxlly, R. Foil, C. Axt 'D ...ug Tronscripf Columnisfs H. Hm'u1z11m. J. Lzlrkiu. B. Och C Hs-rmmio. J. Juskc-witz. T. Cm unaxgll. D. Mc'XffiI. Y. B:1l'x'3'. P, Tigllc Yearbook Sfolff Nvrmfffl lfmrz li. Titus. if l'l'r-il'i'c-1 V. f':1x:1Il:lllgl1, U. Hl'Q'liS1l'IJlll, I . , . Rvllly. J. Cnlplits, J. lNl:nlmm-y, li 1 ' ' 1 f.:11'llvlx. li. IXIMN1-lll, J. cflllllilllilll Cf Ht'I'IlJll'1ill, Miss H:1111l'm'k. l'ir.w! Iffm-1 P, SUll1'2ll'ZlS, IJ. M1'Nvil I.. .Iuyw-1-. 17. Ijlxillilill. H. He-rmzm J. l,Ill1lll'Y. Y. l51ll'l'f', M. Iiiliimxzw II, llmmglnllm-. XI. Jyyilllll. D273 . ,l I Yearbook Secrefories NI'l'IHIYl 11'nll'I C. Pft'il.f1'l', Jf1j'1'l', M. Ililiivuzu. l f'r.v! lfmr: lf. Ilullnglnlm-, 15. VFNH IJ. M1-Rf.-1l. Yearbook Business Sfoff Swfmfl Ifnfrz W. lim-1'11:1zz:11xi, f'1'm's's. J. I51'y:111. BI, l'f:nl1. 15. Iizlsiln XY. Be-Ilillghuf. l'fr.f! lfmr: J. Lzmgr. A. li1'mlm'i1k N. Culllmllds. J. c1Ull'IllZlI1, C. Dnylf J. Murgxlll. x6 LIN 0 k 1. Qqff' Q., ., . .Q Q V Ar-Q1 X 'QS Courttsy of thv BOSHFII Pm! 11111 11-11-S . , . yl'2l, V11-11-11 V1--1 N1111'-111 V1--1 V1--1 1 , 1 A 1 , 1, 1, C'11z11-11 M111':111YY 71111111 was 11111' 1-ry 118 111is 2111110 111111 1-11:11-111-11 11111' wi1111i11g 11-11111 111 1111- Dis11'iC1 -- 1 1' s11i11. I1 was 11111' s1111111 W-111-11 Roslin- C11 111111111011 11111- 1-11g1-11 11111 N1-w11111'y11111'1, 55-48, i11 1111- i11i1i111 1-' -1 z rw rw 1 ' 11 - xv v 1 '1 1,1111 111 1111 111111111 11111 111111111y, 111 11111111 111 111111111-11-11 1111' 1111- first 1i1111- 111 11111' 1-1111111111':11iv1-ly 11111'1 11is1111'y. W1- s1-1'1-111111-11 11 W111-11 W1- 111-211 N1i111.111 High, 52-42. A1111 11's 11111' 111-01111 l'C111'2l1I1 11111, 11111 111115 1111 1111 101 111111'1'1-111 s1111'1111g 11-11111: Bl1f'1iy 1'z11'11-Z1111, 11111011 X11'11ll1'1'Zl1l, '11lJl1l M1-Q111-1-111-y, C11-111'g1- M1-11111111-111111, 11111 151111-11 1gL'1'121l1l11. 11 - -11-11, 11111 also for Olll' 111' s111-1-1111 1-11111g1'z11111:11io11s 111- 1i111'1111,-1' 1-X11-11111-11 111 15111-ky f'11I'1CZUI1, 1-1111111i11, 111111, l11-1-1111f1- 111' 11111s1:11111111g 111:1y 1111'1111g110111 1111- 1-111-y, was 11:11111-11 1111 1111- A11-S1111 Class B T1-1-11 111111'11:11111-111 T1-11111. 1 33 1 f 1 jgigflkbj. Nf 153 I on -Ig. Slam BASKETBALL TEAM lfifwl l1'1111-2 .1. 11111111-111':1111, P. S1111i1':111, 11. Mlll'Il11j', .1, H 1111-1111115, W. C':11'1y, l . 1 1I1I1l'l'2l11, 1 , 1 N11-111111 H1111-1 11. .Xy111i1-, 13. C'111'is1y. J. L111111-11, 111. S111i111. XV. S1if'1lilIl, 11. C'111111i11g11:1111. P11-Nl 111 XY. 1 '111-1 A. S1-11111i111, 11. M1-I1:111g111111, J. B1-1'1:11111i, 1111111 .V .':11'l1-21111. I . M1-f1:11'1':111, T. 1xI1'12ll0l'HPY, J. af 1955 TRACK TEAM Fmlrllz Huw: TV. Stzihlcr. H. Strassel, VV. Nolan, W' Bemaizzzmi, R. Sei-owl, R. Thomas, G. Tyner, J. Coleman. J. O'He-urn, I . lihouri, J. P2igllill'l1lO, F Russell. T, lJ'Alc-ssni1d1'o, R. Coppola. Thin! lfozr: H. Slirulian. M. Healy, M. Donohue, T. Dungzin. J. Carroll, J. Pistorio, R. Mason, H. Vozella, J. Conley. M. Ridini, R. Glennon. R. Bren- nan, E. lVIZ'll'gf'SOI1, A. Saulnier, R. Cronin. Sccnnrl How: J. Power. R. Cmiisliziw, TC. Diettricli. J. lVild, K. Harney, T. c,iIlY2lI12l1lgl'l, R. Hinn, H. Burns, J. Cusick, W. Bcningholf w -. . Y 1' fl ' f fi' Coach Murphy must have put new life into the hoys this year, because they not only Won all their quad meets but also Wound up the season hy taking the District Track Title for the second time in the history of the school. Even though Rossie had its share of first. place winners, the victories can he accredited to the fighting spirit of the whole team, which made an excellent show- ing in the State Meet hy having three boys come home with medals. They were Tom Cavanaugh - silver medal in 45 yard ihurdlesg Jerry Wild- bronze medal in high jumpg and Mike Rindini- bronze medal in 50 yard dash. v ' ...L 17 ' 1 .1 'JT' I l A I 1 V ' rf' ' f af ,v N. . . 71' , , 1 -- 1,1 ff' , Ki. , 5 . 'ai lg' uni Q I!!! I fn ll!!! !l!l Foolbczll Team Sccmul Ifnzv: IC. Divtt1'ic'l1, R. Rinn J Vr-y. M. liialini. J. Carroll, K Harm-y, T. Mr-Quomley, J. Bcrlantli W. Bvninghof. R.. Cl'2Il'1Sll2lVV. Fit-sl Huw: J. Dolley, J. Coleman li. Smith, J. Sullivan, J. I42ll'lilI1, J Wild, H. Hynes, W. Nolan, T Cavananglm. Hockey Team Sccmm' lfmv: J. Vey. P. Canlpana T. Young, D. Sullivan, Mr. Reynolds First 1r'1111': H. Dias, F. Stanton, R English, G. Barry. J. O'Conn0ll, D Kavanagh, A. Fitzgerald. .X -. 'IH - A-Eicfl .125 A 'N V ,VJF5 ' ' ' ff Q .. ' 'M ' V ir I I .V -' 7 A Q: 5,4 . ...,.., f 'Al' 1--LE ,198 -v X Q s x fi -.. '--,ff 4 'S-Sr as dldrf M2 ,li 9 9 -2 N z we , -- w 'aw 5 FYJY 0 I ,,, 'K.2fQ,'s:,!Pl U 541 us-1 4.-5 Xlfa XX i N...- . W re' . Aim ' iiif ' Bowling Team 'il 1-mu! 1.'n11': C, liaulf-r. J. Igl'Y2lI1. Q, L S 1XIl'ill'Cl, IS. Slliilll. BI. .XI1:ls'l'sf:11. -. P -- ' '. mf lion. C. f.llIlI+lN'll, KI. Hur'- I Sw:-+-11z'y, IJ. Wrist. M. I,lHl1lIlZU. Iii-niimly. , . 1 -, '..' 1':':S,..,: 2. Badminfon Team Srvurifl lfnzv: IC. Donugliuv, M. lVy- iufl, li. Titus, A. Sullivam, IC. Benson Fl-l'Nl Ifuirz R.. Dir-kip, D. 'l':111b0, V 91111114-1-11. C. Caniiiplwll, C. B:ulo1'. V Volleyball Team Su-mu! Huw: R. Divkif-. M. A114101 mn. C. Pfviffcw, B. Titus. M. Luc-3 M. Wyuml. E. D-mogliuv, R. Fei Firxl lfmr: C. Clllll1JlJ0ll, .L Sulli vain, B. Mangnuson, C. Bzulvix J Czuxivron, E. Benson, D. Tzmlw. ...Y--V 1 ,. .4 . ,...,..,f,-' 5 Bolske+bollTeo1m 1 A 3 lf f lHll'1 li. lw-ll. N1.lJ1Ii1f-uzJ..l. W k 4 4 1 i--ii Y -33 A M Cheerleaders Y A-fs Qi- ls 7 lf l'r111lm1. .l. l'mw-ny J. Xll'l1'l'.5YIIl V ' 'Q y I VI:--:rv C' i'm111:-llv I QiIllIl4lPll ' -- ' A A K N4 c'1f-my. 11, .Xvzlllwilf-. , 62 ' ha I 4 '9 2 Seniaaft 7955 5' I 2 1 ,, D A--...nA ' lffxvf f,rrrrf.'f-1141 mr: I'1c'1'1-:uwx .xxn ll1c'11.x1m l,UN.XlIlI'. HCM .IH-ffmlilrf .lmuc lIl1.1cx' .xxn IJQUXAXIKIJ Ix1cI,1,l,x .Uuxf TflfPHf1'1f PALL I-I1a11.1.Y .xxu .IEWEL Sx11:H.-xmz ,np a Us 'kv' ,v g ' .4 4 mg Z , X ' l sf f f. ' '.V Q N Mos! Lz'keIy fo SIlC'I'0!?fI .Imx Ihaxlmu' AND THOMAS CAVANALTGH Q er 'H' KKK, 1 Q PV' W 'QF6 Z ,. 4 l . , V .awk A W VZ 5 , . Q., .gg Arvl -. . ' Um IIOIIC .UOSI for H.H.S. BIIRIANI NYYAND AND JAMES LAHIQIN of 1955 f 'Tx 452' -. ,J . ..! D 'D I 4. 'Lf Q' w 4 ,J A ' si R' 3 3--- f x xx ' Spf r r xi 5 ,fu 7 . 1 ' 3 I X I Jlosf A th Ieffr' PA'1'R1c'1.x Sum.-xRAs ,xxn 'FHQMAS RICQYEENEY C7 3 2 5 5 Y , , I .Yzk-est .Smile GRMPJ D1Br:LL1s AND R1r'H.xRD IJIYND 1 , , . 1' 1'1r'11rll1C.vl .Xxx SI'l,1,lY.XX Axxn W11,1.1.xxl C 'AxHl,r:zoN ,Uusf Populm' 6 1 .lun-11111 lM1,L1sY Axxn C .XRUL IIUIAIIC5 U'z'ff1'c.9f C'1.. x1mc Cm1'15LLL AND IJANIEL SL'LL1x'AN MARY C. ADAMS 67 Wold Hill Sl.. J. Plain Mary is a history lover . . . her interests vary . . . Her 4-harm and eager manner have won her many friends here at Rossie. BARBARA A. ADER 47 Eastwood Cireuit, lV. Rox. Barlv, a newcomer lo Rossie, is lf-rrifii' as a roller skater . . . and outdoes herself as a swim- mer and danver. MIRIAM E. AFFSA 177 Cornell St.. Roslindale Como estfi Ydf? Mimi . . . a lover of Latin-American dam'- ing, hut. equally ellervesvent. in her studies . . . a wonderful gal with a vivavious manner. Glu' fllulv 35 Sr'rrc'tr1ry, Roslyn! fllllljllfl' 2g Sprmislz Club Ig Dclmling Club Ig Swllllllll-IIQ Ig Tvlzlzzls Ig Drnnzfllivs. ROBERT F. AHEARN 77 Beer-hland Sl.. Roslindale Duke- plans on lighting up the world as an f-lem-trim-ian!! . . . Eiijoys football and hockey . . . favorile expression is Honor :lliove all. Rumi 3. DOROTHY lNI. ALKER 16 lVf'Sllllll1Slf'l' Sf.. Hyde Park Dolly . . . one of our eliivivnl lunvhroom 1-asliiers . . . oh, lhosr- four 1-ents! . . . If-v skat- ing. swimming, howling are Dol's favorite sporls . . . hopes to lm :1 telephone ops-rator. l,Ill'l.N ,lzvnrrl 1. P11 ge H1 fri y-fwo 255 4,44-n 1-Q, JEAN F. ANDERSON 14 Poplar SL., Roslindale One of Rossie's most popular lassies, thatls Andy . . . She'S also responsible for cheering the football team on to many vic- tories . . . yea, Jean, yea, yea! Iirzslmtlnrzll Ig Bowling QQ Cheer lrmler 1. MARGARET E. ANDERSON 25 War-lmsett. St., Jam. Plain lim-tty is an active lass . . . 1-liven-ing, howling. and church- work occ-upy much of her time . . . still manages to keep her good marks . . . nursing her main ambition. Spanish Club Qg Bowling 15 Golf gf Bmlminlon fig Cheer lender lg Volleyball 2. RONALD T. ANDREWS 28 Wacliusett St.. Jam. Plain Ron . . . a reserved, well-liked lc-llow. who loves to Work out- doors .... A welcome member ol' any team because of his alliletirf abilities. Buxel7all I. CECILE A. AUCLAIR 115 Spring St., VV. Roxbury Okie is one of the more charm- ing Rosie-ttes and the owner of a terrific disposition . . . a success in any field of en- deavor. V K , l W ., s, X M i 1 , 4' RONA M. AVALLONE 4113 Washington St... Roslindale This vivavious eo-captain of R.ossie's cheerleaders also en- joys swimming and bowling . . . llf'l' great desire, to be a famous dam-er . . . she's sure to succeed. Flmirnznn Italian Club 2g Tal- ller Reprvsenlnlive Ig Soft- ball If Cheerleader 2. CAROL AXT 14 I1PSllCl' Sf., R11sli111l:1l11 C:11'1,1l's l11111111li11g 11111-rgy 111111 lnlbbling 11111's111111lity 111:1k1f llC1' fun to lm with 11itl11'1' 1111 1111- 1l:1111'v HOUI' 111' in tl111 cl:1ss1'o11111 . . . H111' 111111-k wit 2711111 muy s111il0 will illXV:ly assure l1c1' of 111z111y f1'ie111ls. 51111111111 f'I11b Ig T11ltIC1' SCC- l'l'lflI'y I. CAROL A. BADER 27 Will0w1l111111 AYP., YV. Rox. fjllf' 111' R1'1ssi0's wittivst. 111111 most. spo1'ts-111i111l01l . . . D111 s111111-onv lllfxllliflll XVl'f'Si1liIlg? . . . hm- :1111l1i1io11 . . . to bo 11. 51-1-1'Ot1z11'y. Ifnxlyll f'1111pl1f1' .?,' G1111' 1111111 J, l'1'1'1'-I'1'1'.s1'1l1'11IQ F1'1'111'l1 f l11l1 l,' B11.vl:1'lI111ll .35 Sofi- IMH If F11'l1f H111'f1'1'y lj 7,171- nix Ig I3o11'l1'11g .35 Gulf Ig I3111l111111t1111 2g l'11ll1'yl111ll 2. GERALD P. BALL 19 II2lll0l'U11 St.. Hymlv I':11'li .X gf-11i11l 1-l1111'1, J+'1'1'y I1l:111s to flltcllfl Busiur-ss A1l111i11is11':1111111 111 B11st1111 Collf-gv illltl tl1011 111111-11' tl11- z11lvQ1'tisi11g fivlrl. K1111 Club 2. as 'Rs' M 12, GEORGE H. BARRY 1 ., 151111 :11 JI -' , 1 ' ' .fs 1' ': , : Ny-1,11 s s 1' .' I1 fl lflllill ' 11.w1' 111 . 'J ' I Il filtllllllllll lirl lifxl Il- li1 ln ll11 11111l1- 11l R111 H91 l1111l11-1 11 1111 11 111 1.1N f 1111.5 I1-II1111 xxI11 11l.111x 111 lllllllfl ,A L his 111l111'111i1111 Ill'lI'l' gr1':11l11:11i1115 ,,, . ,X l111s,i111-ss 111111 is l1i -4' W- Illillll flllllllllflll. 11,,1,,11', ,ls 111 l 9 f'111f1l fjflllll I I f ,-'Q 13 -.au Q it VIRGINIA A. BARRY 200 l31':11-l1 SL, lf11sli111l11l1' fii1111y's wit :1111l s1-11s1- 111' l11111101' 111111 liv1-11 llll :111V 1'l:1ss . . . :1 Illllilf' l11x'1-1' . . . rllllf' l'11l111'0 l111l1ls Nlll'l'!'SS fm' l11-1'. I5'1111'l1'11g If U1'1'1111.w!1'11 lj FI'l I1LTlL f'111l1 I. VITA M. BARRY 91 BPlg1'illl1l ,Xvr-.. R11sli111l11l0 X'f'l' is 111-s1i11r11l to f11ll0w ill llw f1111l-stops of Sl111lif-s11Q:11'9 , . , .X11ytl1i11gg sl11- 1l1111s is W1-ll 11111111 . . . il vvry 1-I1-vm' gall, lll 11 Vit 1l 1 1 . 11'11wl1111 f'1111,11!1'1' ,Zj N.H.S. AS- .w111'1'1111' Iflllifllf, l'I'fII' Brmkg T1'1111.v1'1'1'pl 1l,l'jl1l1'fl'l' I,' Give P11111 I,' Np11111'.wl1. Club I. WZ' MQ' Page thz'1'1y-th1'ee CARL A. BECKSTROM 23 Iiiyrd Ave.. Roslindulv Qui:-T. genial. jovial, tl1:it's Curl . . . low-s lrowling :ind slovli- wir rziviiigi . . . On to Boston -Xl'l'llIl!'1'llll'2ll Cvlllixl' to lic-1-onie ai draiftsinzin. I'4'rrrlmol.' Niall Ig Hfmrl 25 Trzlllw' 1ff'11rr'sr'1zIfrIl41'C. WILLIAM j. BENINGHOF 212 We-ld Sf.. W. Roxliury Iiyo-o-o-o-o-o. lim-ro voinris Big Bill Bs-ningliol' . . . prol'i:1lmly swooping down sonir- snowy slope- . . . loves tinlcr-ring on f'Ill'S. Ivrrrr Igllllli' Bllxflllws Slflfl I: lfoznllirlll lj 1loz'1.'1'y Ig T1'u1'l.' 1. ELAINE K. BENSON 24 Cliisliolin Hd.. Roslindzilo IS:-nny . . . our Red Sox fain . . . qui:-I :ind 1-ourtf-ous . . . ai lrivnd iiidm-d . . . Hr-r r-lim-1'l'11l nixinner will mid:-:i1' lic-r to :ill uf. rIIi'2ll'llI'l'S College lirixi yc':11'. 1k,I'jIl'l'Nl'IlfIIfII'!', .l.lf.fI.Q Fl'l'll!'lL Vinh I,' Golf 2g Nofllmll 'ij l'nllr'1flmH JJ lfIIN1f1'l17IIN .ff Fiwlfl llor'l.'f-if Ig Trrinis ,Z IIIIIFIIVIIH I,' limlnfinlon I. Page lliirfy-fom' ZDl,,,4,!,ff CAROL A. BERNARDO 23 Hr-minzin St.. Roslindale Tliis tale-ntr-d nieniber of our Yr-:irliook stuff is as popular :is slie is studious . . . She'S sure to be the best dressed girl :nr T. C. next. year. Yr-urlJ:ml.' Stuff Ig Transcript lfrporlw' Ig lvlift' Presizlcnt, Sprrnisli fllllb Ig Il dz S lfc',m'r'sf-rzfnliliz'5 J.If.fI. R177- I'l'Nl'lIfIIfiI'l'Q Roslyn Clmptcr, .Y.1I.S. WILLIAM P. BERNAZZANI 10A l'zirtriclgv St., IV. Roxbury Bill, whose wit :ind witicisins liairf- won liiin fume, plans on 1-nts-ring tlir- business field. Trrrrk I. MARLENE D. BICKFORD 55 Iielgrmlv Ave., Roslindale Skzitiiig, swiinining, bowling, :ind dainving :ire the sports that Iiivlqy enjoys . . . expects to lw doing general oH'i0e work . . , next your . . . her zunbition, to lie :1 mrivute s Greta . ,lf fs .MF , :Q 2515551 W I 'yi 77109 m xi 'W -3 i DIANA M. BISTANY 193 Bc-lf,zi':ulo Avo.. Roslindzile Danny has :1 1115111151 for IHUSICIII tvddy lwurs . . .,h:itoS ' ee sor-ks :ind I'I0l'I1lll1lZl sho' S . . . ufixt youu' for IXIIIIIY? . aisoll Junior Coll -I - to l - si-m'i'ol:11'y. Ifuxlyn Cl: N.Il.S. Ig 1'll'l'Hl'1I f'lul Ig IgllSlx'l'fbflH Qi Firlrl llu1'1.'f'y I,' 7l1'IlIIZ.S Ig Golf Ig lffulnlinffm Ig Junior g1l'Illil'l't'IIlf'llf. NANCY A. BLEILER 117 .Xiigiistiis Avo., Rosliudallo Ilyiiziiiiitv. hour-y, :uid f'lli1l'll1 ull rolls'-d into ouv . . . favorite sports . . . footlizill, lwxiskotbzill, swiuiuiiugz . , . iuaiin zunbition . . . lPIH'll1I1E . . . Grit set. lill1l,ll'P Aim-1'ic-ailis . . . hm' comes Nzml 1f17Jl'r'sr l1lrrllilv' ,l.1ffI.2,' lffllfflll fllub I ,' lfrrs1.'1'llJrrll If Barl- 111 inlmz I 5 BlIIl'lI.Ilfj I,' Spflnzklz Club 52. CAROLE A. BOWERS 64 lvliitforrl Sl.. Roslinilale Cairolc-'s un ziwoiiiplislivml rol- loi'-Skzitm' . . . spviids :ill of hm' limo :it Tho rink . . . main zimhition . . . to ho 11. siu'c'c-sS- ful ziirlino host:-ss . . . Imagine :in ziirlino hostr-ss on whools! MARTIN E. BRADBU RY 39 Congrovo St., Roslindallo Bookkc-c-ping, shortlizind. thatfs what mzikos :L good business man. and th:'it's Mz11't.y . , . He plains to Study at Bentley? Si-hool of Ac-counting to become :1 C.P.A. .1rl1'w'li.vz'f1g Illflnugfw, Tnfllcrj Juriinr XICIIZ-C'1'C7lIl'llf Ig De- lmling Club Ig Trllflcr R019- i'mmalrrlz'1'f' Ig Davis Award. WILLIAM G. BRADY 18 Homewood Rd.. VV. Roxbury Ploziszint and misy going, Bill has always bf-on admired by his 1-lassiiizites . . . oitlim' col- lcge or the Air Forco for Bill nr-xt yoar. Bum! Ig Illzckry 1,' Cnrlct Of- ,Hccr 1. xiii 1 if if ii ID CAROL A. BRANDLI 11 Dixon Avo., D47-rlhum C'zu'ol is za f:iithful Rossivtlc: . . . Hr-1' siiivv1'ily :ind friondli- nf-ss should lN'2lI12lSSf'l into:1r-l1- ing. Gulf Ig Iyffllllllflil' Club lg Glue Vining Iimulirzg. SH IRLEY BRAUNEIS 76 ' 'r-lil All J:Q'PJgi11Qf I'9IiZ,Qu! Qfllzilvliicjdijfiyif 511 IZ spcifs . . ,Inc-Q socks and Bi-riiuidzi xyifllffhldfifllo plzimi izadi-6-ffA Jlf4. . os- tou Clvrir-:il and :L job .S 11. lT1'1VZlll' sm-11,-1.zii'y are her goal. ylllfflfl' li11.w1'I11'.w.w Slug Ig Ruxlyrz f'1llljlfl'l', N.H.S. KJDONALD L. BREMS 552 Poplin' St., Roslindale It's ai lziugh ax minute when you'i'0 with Don , . . His quick wit. :uid plc-:iszuit disposition lizivo mzndo him one of Rossiels most populaux Cfulr! C,.UliC'l'l' Ig Baseball 1. RICHARD L. BRENNAN 5 Climiy Rd., W. Roxbury Dim-lc . . . :in :ill-round athlete . . . Oxr-c-ls in 1'l'i1Cli . . . He's tops in tho baud too! Plans To aittoud 1-olloge in the fall. Trnvl: .Zg SIHIIIINII Club Qg Rcp- 1'z'.vc11lr1li1'1' .l.lf.C'.g Band J.- rim will 1.1 1 I rylfl I 1 'JC 14 1 ' ri, I' 'I STEPHEN BRENNER 575 Hyde- Pauli Avo., Roslindzilo A woll-lilcc-d, iutolligont, mem- hoi- of our 1-lass . . . plans to go to vollc-go noxt your to study f-lif-iuislry . . . IVC all wish huu good luck. Ifnslyn fi'1lfIj7IlJl', .V.H.S. QQ Fl'l'Ilf'll Vinh ,ig SfNIIll.Nll Club If Crlrfvl OIIICCV. Page fl1.z'1'ty-fivzfe fl! ANN P. BRODERICK 10 rl1ill'l6'lOI1 Rfl.. XV. Roxbury A1111 Illily ln- sc-1111 111 Rflll-Lllllll illlj' Fri1l11y niglil . . . plains To illlfxllll Boston Cl01'i1':1l lo 1rI'0I1:11'O for lim' plunge into tlif- Inisiiiess world. S 1' ll 1' 1: ll f'1111nr'z'lg l'1'r11'lmolc Ijll-9I'lll'NS SMU. 1 ,A JOAN R, YAN 18 .Xll11111bLx1NRil.. W. oxbury .Xlw:1yQ,1'v111ly to 1 ,'0Illf'llllI1l:l' 1-xg'it1i,r1g .l . ..tl1- s our Jo:111ie fr SVlllI'lNV, on llio lmzlskel- ,lfi?1llQT11 'I . . plains to uttenrl lSosto11 11'i1':1l after gfilllllil- lio11. S1'111'111' C' nfilg lvl'lII'lJUUlC Bimi- Izfuws 1. ulllg lirfxlfcllnrlll 25 Iffllllllillg .ig Vollvy Ball 15 lirlflnzfnlmz. I. JOAN A. BUCKLEY 61 Collwrg Ave.. Roslinflaile .T111111 l1:1s l'f'Ill C'llilI'ilf'l0l' . . . Her aivtivitir-s :11'e lllillly, l1ofl1 i11 illlll out of Sl'l100l . . . Joan :ilwziys wexirs 11 smile. Jlllllilfl' .'lr'l1l'r'l'f lllCI1f. JOHN P. BURKE 69 M1,l1'r11111l. Are.. Rosliliclule .X Wl7l1lll'l'l'l1l guy . . . one of llossi1Vs most lmopulzir sports w1'1l111's . . . With his gooml swim- ol' l111111o1' Illlll easy-goiiig 1111111111-1'. lic-'ll go 11 long way. T1'11r1.w1'1'ipl rrnfl Tfrlllrr spnrls ll'lilll'l'j lirlxrlzrrll ,lg Tnlllwr 11'1 ,11r1'.:r'11lrlll'l'1',' H11.vl.'1'llJr1llj Kr if fllllll ,' l'll'1'Ill'lI C'l11l1,' flalrlrl f1lll't'l'l'. HAROLD J. BURNS 60 Iiillixbllllll Sl.. lJ1Jl'f'll0Sl0l' .X11 111111-111 sports llilll lllltl 111:111- Ilgf'l' lor Mr. Murpliy . . . Hurry l1:1s l1e1-1111111 :1 vc-ry we-ll-k11ow11 Ilf'l'Sfllllllllfv 111 RHS . . . His gift ol' gzilm will l'.ll'l'Y l1i111 fiili. .lIfI!Hl!1II' uf T1 rims .jj IQUHE fl1f1'f11-.w1'.1' JOYCE M. CAMERLENGO 53 Willow St., W. Roxbury Joy . . . an :ill-round girl . . . likes to dance . . . fervent fun of basketball, baseball, bowling ,... full of fun. but serious 1'1l1o11t. lier 21II1lJll,lOI1 to be 21 secretary. Bn.wlCCllmll 2,5 Volleyball QQ Iiuwlirzg 2,' Badminton 2. JOAN M. CA N 85 Co e Qt 1111 - X ' fn, 1 1 U l . il .i. 1.i1SfI1llC...lE' eky Zl1lCI1lS n d s her white unifo1'111! Glee Club If Spanish lub 2g l'f1llf'ybrz Ml 9 PAUL F. CAMPANA 6 Clairendon Ave.. Roslindale Skippy . as he is called, is IL great. liorkey enthusiast . . . 11's11 likes baseball . . . After grzuliiaition it's on to the Air Force. Brzxelmll Qg Hockey 2. ARLINE R. CAMPBELL F66 W. Rox. Parkway, XV. Rox. You n11111e itg Arline can do it . . . This pert. praetic-11l-joker' liars fulent galore . . . Navy, taike to the hills when Arline rlcns that blue uniform! Glu' Club 3g FVCIICII Club lJC'lJlIlliIIg Club Ig 2' Swimming 1. some hos- be cheerful does 1 coroner er 1f0I7l'f'SC'7IlfIll1'C Ig Club I,' Bnwlirig Ig Bau'n1inI0r1,' Baslcetbfzll 15 Volleyball 1. N1 WILLIAM A. CARLEZON 1110 11y1l1- 1':11'1c .111-.,R11s111111z11c X1-:1111 . , . :111111111-1' 11:1s111-1, 1111' 1111.5 :11111 11lI1'1iY 1111s 11111111 111 I,IIIll11 . . . 1'1'111111 111' 11111117 Y1111 111-1 . . . 111111 1'1-ry 1111111 fl' 111111 1XYlll1x11'-1'j'1'11. 1.l'1l'11111ygl'1II, 11311, 111511. 11'1111'1.11 11l11l1.1111 1,' 1111.112- 111111 ff 1'1'111'1f lg1'11111'1 lI11l1'l'1' 1 . N, , 2, 1 111 1. 1111 II .1 ,'lNN11111lJI41l: 11111v11'11111111.1,' 11'1111 111111 I, .111 N11l1' 111111111. l11',1I11'l-1'1 III-1j1L 1N1'1l1'1l': l211I.X'11'1'll ,1l1'lNS- 1114111111 11.1 111111'11111111'111. 1,'111,s.S , 1 . 11 11111111. JOHN E. CARROLL 11111 1'111I1'Il4'1' Sl.. 1111s111111:111- 1l1'1i. :1 1-I1IIl111Ill' 11LIl1l'l' 111. IIill11'l'1S s111111111 111- 1-X111-1'1 111 IIIIXIIIH 11l1l151N 11-11111 :111 1115 1-X 1l1'l'll'II4'4 -,.. II1- 111:111s 111s11111y 1111-1111s11'1' :11 111 1s11111 c11J111'Q:C. IXVI'1l 1'11111 If 1311.1-1-111111 I. LILLIAN M. CASHMAN 1S111111:116f? S11 .x111I'l1'1l hi.. 111 111111111 1l'lN 1111- 111111111-1'-111w1 . . . 11- 11111111 111 51-1- 1111- 1V111'111 rw 1111- 1I1111'1 1-11:11'111 111 11115 111111119 s1-1-11-1:11'v 11111 1-11111-111' 111-1' 111 :111 11'11 11111 5111- Illf' 11 If' nfs. N1111111.w11 111117 I 11111111 13111 1 1 1 1'l 1:1 111111111 I' 1111111 11111111111 1 11. .Q I ,' 131111- -all Z' 03? .443 s -wi 'A-nl 1.15 L. .fg-.w.., . A, .L Ji Hiii -IOSIZPH M. CATALDO 1111 M1111111 11111111 Sl., Ii11.N111111:111- .1111- . . . :1 111'11'I1111Ay 1'11:111 w1111 :11 1111-:1s:1I11 111-1+1111:11l1y . . . 11111-s 1'1111111:111, 1111x11111. 111111 11:1s1-- 111111 . . . 111111' 111 1111- Navy 111'F1'I'Yl' :11111 11111114 111 s11111y 1'11'1'1l'111ll1'S III 1111- s1-1'1'11'1- . . . 12l11'l' :1 r1:111- l11l111'1' 1,l1111'l'l'. 1'1'1l1'1f I. THOMAS A. CAVANAUGH 11121 11111111-115 AV1-.. 1'1115111111:111- 111- sm- :l wl11'1'1-wS1'l11 1':11'1-1'1' 215 :111 1'I1g1I11'1'1' 1111' 1l1l1' l1111' 111119. 11111-11' 111 S111'1'1'1111 . . . 1u1111:111Y :11111- 111 s11111'1s. 1111115 :111111-111' 111'11w1-fs 11IlS 111-111.1-11 W1l1 111111131 111' 1111ss11-'S 1111111115 211111 1-VCINS. l1'1lN1v11Il 1111111111 1' Axvffgq ,ff 11111- 1'111'11 ljlllflf .111-111-115 1111111 .111-111-115 1' 1' ll 1' 11 11 II 11' H111-11,' 7'141111.w1'1'1111 S1 11.1.11 Nl111111.111 1'11111' K111 1'11111' 1'1'111'1' 'F 1 , 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 11111l11111,' 1111x1'111111 of l'11111- 111111 15, ELAINE A. CHISHOLM 75 SI1l'11l,Q,' S1.. NY. R11xl1111'y C111s11- 111151 l'lll1Iil11'S 111-1's1111:11113' . . . :11s11 1111 1-1111111s111st11e sports 111111. 111ilI15l 11:1s1i1-111:111. 1111w1111LI, 11'IlI11S, 11:1111-1113. 311111 1l1ll'F1'1Jll1'1l 11111112 . . . YV1' Il1'f'1111'1 :1 s111-- 1'11ss1'111 1-11111-g,51- 1':11'1-1-1', 131111111 1f1'1111111'11.v1 ,' 1i11x11'1'1171111 ,ff N-1f1111111.!,'S11-11111111.1111 l,' 71111- 111.w .35 ISIIIFII-,ffl 1,' G1111 If lflllllllllllfllll Z. Page 1111'r1y-.seL'e11 11 1 1 I 1 1 'MU ffl 11 ,1 1 1111 fflf 1 ' 1 l f 1 +V lx A W ,lr ', ff I ' JV lf l ll1 1 N01iMA E. CMVATTONE L -10 .xllll J X111111. :1111 11'l'Sl Sf., Rosli111l:1l1- l1llI'l' Il1lSSll'llf' who 1llFlllCI'S liIl1'1' suvlis :1111l 111125 . -1' S1 :11'kl111g 1101'- 11:1111s . . H1 1 Sllllllllly w1ll l1l'l1.Cll11'11 smnc luvlcy llf'I1ll5l s 111111-0. REGI NA M. CLARK 151 I'1-x'111'11ll St.. IJOI'1'lll'Stf'1' Y1x'111-11111s, 1'llIll'Il1lllQI. lllltl z11h- l1-1i1-, 11111 . . . .l.il12Q211'lS I1f'X'l'l' llll1l...IIK 11's11l1:11'li 1'11l111g:, SWIIII- miug, lfllxvllllg. 111111 1l1ll11'll1Q, 111-1'1111Y most uf ll1'l' 111111- . . . xxllill s lf'll Wlll he- 111111111-1l 111 1'lf:1'11'11l XVI wk. 1,1 J' SIN 12571119 I. 1 1 , 1Nl .2 4 1x1Ax1S' Y K. CLEARY ,gg 5 35 F111-1'111'111111N1z.111,11'. 1111X11111'y Kd . . . 1h1- 1'I11'l'fl1 ll4' 1':1111:1111 T X4 of WJII' l'll1'l'l:l1'IlIll'l'S, .n . . is :111 , :14'11Y1' 11:11'111'i11:1I11 111 .Ollll'll spogts . . . Th1- I'11iv1-1's11y 111 :XI2lSSil1'lllISl'l1S is 111-xt. :1111l 1l11-11 il 1':11'1'1-1' 111 1l11sig11111g. 1 1 . .1..1 . l'l11'11'I1'111f11 7 11111111 111111 I ff11xf.'1'!l1 lf1111'l111g 1111 Y 'lj S11j'lh11U IL I 1 vwk 11 1? ..-,,4,.gr, 16 l -v '!! DORIS M. CULEBOURN 35 .Xl'1l1ll1' Slrvvt, Roslindalle l'll'l1'Il1llY IJ111'1'111 is one of liussivls 1111-11111s1 . . . Dana-ing, sw1111111i11g, 111111 foo1,l1:1ll 111110 high with hm' . . . A job with 1111- illl'llIl1'S is ll1'l' 111-s11'C . . . W11 liI111XV shn-'ll :l1'lllCVC it. jo11N J. COLEMAN G25 Slllllll St.. 1z0SllIl1l2ll0 .l:11'li is 1111 :11'1l1'111 2l1l1lCtC ill 11SSA'.F s111l'1s 11l'Ugl'ilIll . . . lltlllllfl 10 XV1lI'li llfll' 1h1- F.I5.I. :1I11-1' 1'UIlll1l1'll11g his c-1l11c:1Li0n Q 1 :11 l511s11,111 111111-gf-. l 1111lln11H I ,' T1'111'I.' Ig CYIIIICL U-1l'11'1'1'g l'l'Ill'l71lUlC Business 511111, ,'14fl'l'l'f1NI-lfg ,lI111111g1'1'. RITA F. COLLAZO S7 Flo1'i:111 SI., J. Plain H1111 is mn- 111' R11ssi1-'s 11111010513 Sll11l1'll1S . . , lblll what il sw0eL s1111l1- . . . 111111 sho loves to 1111111-cr. .,i .'f'1'k'. Page 1'111'1'fy-eiglzt A14 CATHERINE A. COLLINS 19 SlIC'l'l'll'O0k St., VV. Roxbury Perlcy Kaiy. whose long llilll' the envy of 11ll the girls at R.H.S., likes Sports :intl loves to 1l11nee . . . A f'2ll'COl' 11s 2111 airline liostc-ss sounds teiiipting for the future, .I.1f.C'. I'l'jPl'l3-YCIIlfIll.l'e Q Bfmlrcl- lmll I,' Bowling Ig Volleyball I. JOHN G. COLPITTS 48 xlCl'lllOI1If St., West Roxlmury Gordon. John . . . C11ll hini XVllI'lT you will, l1e'll 1-onie lop- ing 2llODg . . . II' grin 211 mile wide :intl lots of imlt-:is to keep things hopping! . . . IlLll'I11IOl1Il'l, open your doors for an ad- vertising tycoon! l'l'fll'l7Ull1i', ,4NNl'll'lAfllI7 Erlzilorj Trllllrr, ,'1SSlll'lIIliC' Erlilolu l rw1c'l1 fillfllv. 1JI'4'Nfll!'Illf D01 lmlfng f'lf1lJ If Hrzsflmll .ff .lfniiur A1-I11'c1,'e111er1.t. MARY H. CONNORS 35 Hziwtliorne St.. Roxlmury lWI:11'y is sometiiiies f'11ller,l little one , but lier ideas and her 111nlJitions are eertziinly big . . . not too liig for Mary lbeeuuse wl1e'll siirely 1-onquer thein. EILEE C. COPI OI Tlifoml 1 Pk 1. lifen gx V1 1 le1 slnting tops on she pl-1113 to 111l ww lk lrrv Vx ,K Nl 1 Cl- , . 11 w' 1 -'so.li,1 ..1Ll2lI1i . '1 'o . KN Tulllm' IjlINliIlL'S5 S kj RALPH J. COPPOLA 164 Bee-r'l1 Street., IV. Roxbury Curly is 21 good-looking boy who loves sports . . . His ambi- tion is to be 11n eleetricizlng we know lic-'ll make 11 good one. Hfzxrlmll If Trflrlc 1. ANTOINETTE B. CORSO 41 cllliilllflfwlll Arr-., Roslinclrile 'l'oni . . . would love to l1ilX'C 11 Uill' ol' lif-r own . . . Next. y4'111'sl1r-'ll or-eupy tlir- 1l11:1l roles of Sf'l'l'l'lill'y Rllltl nurse-'s Rlltl . . . happy driving, Toni! JOAN E. COULLAHAN 17 Wm-liiisett St.. J. Plaun Co11liie's sense of l111111or is well known in the lizills of R..H.S .... Nursing her 111:1in illllllillfbll . . . Illzltrli out, you doctors . . . Coukirfs other Hlllillll LIll1l3IlI0DU to get 111111'1'is.-il. Tulller 11'f'p1'1 .w1gr1lf1l1'11r1 1,' Tul- Ilwr I31z.w1'r1r'.vs Stuff 1,' Year- lmulc Stuff Ig Slllllllll-Nl! Club SrC1'r1lf1:'y 1,' Frf'n1'l1. Club Ig Softball Ig Bowling J. NANCY COULOURIS 29 Conway Roslinilale N11111,-1-'S cheery smile illlkl quiet frienflliness have 11111419 her Illilllj' friends at . . . To be 21 I-ourt. stenogmplier :intl to see the worltl are her plans for the fiiture. Tnlllcf' Bfzszfness Stuff, lllan- ngwrg Y fi fl r lv tl 0 5 B1z.sz'11CS.s rllf lager l5ZLgl'l1' ' . Ovflzjzxl .fftfi 1 ,JUDITH F CO 1 I, A15 Del 10 Pk on File 1 - M y ereryon f. . the life o tliet' -:qs :ji . icl someone ution the Four Lufls? Oli, o , tliinlc slie lIC2Il'Ql tl111t. Ptli- tluviljgif . . tl11tR il J 1 fy 1 flu l J.R.f'. IfC'17l'lJNK'llffllllllll Ig Soft- bflll Ig Bflslwlbrzll Ig Bull- mlnlmz. 1. RICHARD P. CRANSHAW 59 Cliftonclule St., Roslindule Dieli . . . hunting 11n1l fishing f'I1lllllSl2lSl . . . also enjoys foot- l111ll, lJ21St'l'Hlll, :incl trait-lc . . . plans to 11tten1l the I'nirersity of lXqilSS2lf'llIlSQI-IS to stutly forest ry. Bflxwllrrll 135 YVIYIFIC f?,' Ffmtlmll 2g Bunrlg Collet Oj'L'c'rg IffIRlX1'fbfIll I. Page H1z'rfy-nine ELIZABETH M. CULLEN 58 Constance Rd., lV. Roxbury Lively Br-tte's pet peeve is moody people . . . Her sunny smile and mild disposition just chase away those blues . . . Next. year it's secretarial school. DOROTHY L. CUNNIFF 3123 Washington St., Roxbury Dotty . , . a real treat to our class with her sense of humor . . . Favorite sports are bowl- ing and swimming . . . destina- tion . . . Boston Clerical . . . ambition, to make :L million dollars! JOHN F. CUSICK 5 Henshaw Terrace, W. Rox. Johnny is well known through- out the school for his willing- ness to help others . . . His ambition, to attend a business school and learn the art. of managing a hotel. Halal I,' liaslrclball I,' Trac T j Hflxcllflll 3. ROBERT G. DATEO 116 Perhann St., YY. Roxbury Bob leaves Rossie one sugges- tion . . . hold detention class before school! . . . on to the air force- and then the police . . woe to the law-breakersl VIRGINIA M. DERANEY 30 Stinison Rd.. llf Roxbury Always smiling . . . never :i dull moment when Ginnys around . . . When it. comes to roller-skating, she's tops . . . Her favorite pastime is dig- ging Sid . . . plans to work for the Telephone Company. Page forty GRACE J. DI BELLIS 125 Cornell St., Roslindale Chic-kie's bright smile has gained her scores of friends, and the title of Girl with the Nicest Smile . . . enjoys swim- ming, dancing, volleyball, skat- ing . . . college next year, then a career in the medical field. Italian Club Sccretaryg Spanish Club. ROBERTA G. DICKIE 11 Jacqueline Rd., W. Roxbury Roberta, a miss with a lovable disposition . . . dancing lessons and Rainbow take up most of her spare time . . . plans to attend Northeastern . . . ambi- tion, to be an airline hostess. Tattlcr Business Stag lj Span- islz Club Ig Vollcyball 1. ERNEST N. DIETTRICH 15 Hillview Ave., Roslindale Baseball, track, football . . . You name the sportg Ernie will show you how to play it . . . Already in the Marine Reserves, his final ambition is to be a sehoolteaeher. Football Ig Baseball Q5 Traclc Ig Cadet Ogicer 1. CAROL A. DIMOCK 220 Hyde Park Ave.. J. Plain This gal, whose smile can make everyone happy, plans to at- tend Teacher's College . . . 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DOWD 121 l'lHl'llllSll llll.. XY. llllxllllli' 'XI ll ll xx Ill lillx 111' 'l l-' . . , Sr ' 'S li' ' .X .i. ,N.'- KA'l'Hl,l2l'lN A. DOWLER 20 .XlIllIl'llS lill.. Rllsllllll:lll- lllll-ll Flu- ISIII rlll1lj'llllI. Slll'S lllllllllh Ill ll' lull-S In-llllll' :lllml llll'y luv' - -f ' lwllllgi , . . Slu- V , lll'l' . . . funnel llll'li Ill llll' lllllll'l', lxlly. C.-XROLE H. DOYLE l ll':lll:lr'4' l':ll'li. .l. Plillll lllls llxwly' gill is llllr' Ill. HHS- l4l'h llllsl-lllu-ll . . . Nllxl yv: ll's Xlll'1lllmlstl'l'll illlll lllf'll .l N, ,- , . ,D . lllslllw- Ill-1' Sll1'1'l'SS, l c1ll'lmul.' Hllxflfll .fx Hlllll. l nf JEANNE M. DOYLE ll l'll'Illllillll Hill .Xvrm D012 IlIlll'S is ll gal l.2llllUllS for lll'l' sllllll- Illlll lll'l'XVlIlI1lI1g ways . . . luw-s lllusll V2ll'Illl0IlS in NH ..... Ks il Illll'SI'. Sllfflll l'll:ll'lll lllU5l' llIlllI'I1lS rlgglll out l SlI'l'lllllllIIf1 I. PAUL F. DRESSER fl Iillllglll' llrl.. W. RflXl7lll'y l':ll1l il slllllllmlls l:lll XYllll lblg 'G .-far 'i llll'llS. IS XYI'll lllcml Z1l'UllI1ll Ros- il Hl- slllllir-s vl-ry llzlrll lllll smllllllclw slill ll1ilIlllgf'S to llIlYl' lllll. f'mf1'f Ullllfwl' I MAUREEN M. DRISCOLL L5 lJlll'I1f'll .Xw.. IiOSllIlfli1lG . :lll's vllxlllly :lllll Slllllff are X llglll lu llriglllrlll llIlj'Ol1C'S llily . . . lllxl' pl-t pvcvo . . . lllc-lessons . . . He-l' lllillll illll llllllll. In ln- Il sm-l'vt:ll'y. mlyfzl f'f1rrpl1'l', .Y.ll.S.,' TUN- 'N Ig lilflvlfng I. I nge fwfy-1'1l'0 MARIE E. DWYER 300 Br-lgrailv Ave., Roslindale Mari0's quivt and oasy-going inannm' has won hm' many fri:-nils at Hossio . . . ospvrially aftm' srhool, when hm' Sense of humor coinc-s to life . . . loves howling and dancing. 121lll'Il'I1g I. MYRNA A. EASA 12 lVCYII10llllI Avo., IV. Rox. Murn's fast-ination for basket- hall and hm' hunt for a good hook are two of tho rmisons for hm' erm'-shining Oyos . . . To he a sm-rota1'y is hm' :unbi- tion. Bnslmllmll I,' Ivollvylzrrll I. TO W I NA CY A. 'NBO I II it ml xcttx 0 ,Lizildy R ff hxsfonf 1 ing im tmm . . . Although at-1-ounting is hm' line, Nancy would Certainly ho a success at art. -0 t., z Vent f . . 5, . .1- fj:F:1ilPrlllli'o:L5i11e?' or tho woi'k 1,10 Fl l ' Roslyn Clirtptmy N.ll.S. QQ Y't'ca.'su.1'e1'. Srninr Classy Tut- llcr Art Sluffg Senior Couri- cilg Art Clizbg Juni r Ac'hieL'emmz! JANET M. I QM Ii ijoslintlile sw wave' give 1 ho' pct 1 i'e,unsc lm p . 19 In '4 n t., 1 3 and -lille, thitfs our girl ' . As z registm'ml nurse- I Sflllifll' Com Q owling I,' 1f1'p1'c'.sc'l1tr1 'c' Home and School. RICHARD C. ENGLER 120 Walworth St.. Roslinclale Arc-hiv. an amiable lad . . . vnjoys football and horkoy . . . thinking of joining the Navy aftm' graduation. Urlllct Oj7il'C7'. .YH i 'UN - a 3, Q wan, .fx X i I QU' Q Jr. ,tl A W 'V 1,1 J E. F. FAIRWEATH ER 33 Glmiliart-n Roail, IV. Rox. l'rf-tty :intl ar-tivo Iif-tty likc-s l!IlSlif'll'JIlll. rlanc-ing, skating . . . plans to attmnl liathmino flihlms Sf-hool nr-xt. yf'2ll' . . . Dynamic' S4'l'l'f'l2lI'y r-outing up! Ilzlilfllillg I ,' .-ltlflvlzit' rc'pt't'.w'r1tt1- HM' I,' Igllllllllilllllll lj I'f'lIl'- html: 13llNlllf'NN Sfrljfj Hrlslwl- fmll 1. PATRICIA lu. FAY 5 .Xainsworth St.. Roslintlalo l'atti's valin antl unassuniing ways arv surf- to mako hm' :1 situ-4-ss . . . lovos inusir' . . . ltlvm' ht-ar hm' sing? . . . Shui' ought. to lw a l'lIGffl'l'lll nurse. RITA L. FEIL 22 Hoatln-oto Roslindale Rita . . . a wonilm'ful gal, full of lilo . . . Yollvy-hall. tlanc-ing. :intl ive--skating are hm' intr-rosts . . . Noxt. ymlr Rita is olf to lioston Clm'ic':il School. 7'Ilffll'l', flllllliflllflll nj' SCEN- lrfr1'1'sg l311sl.'r'Ibf1II 35 TCIIIZZIS lag lvullry-lzrlll I. FAITH B. FINN 177A Cornc-ll St.. Roslintlalo Faith is a livvly girl, who PII-l0j'S rollt-r-skating, howling. :intl ilanving . . . Nvxt year, shi- plans to go to IYill'rml Hair Dr:-ssing Srhool. Nllfllltltllllfj I,' Srlmnl Drfnnul'i1's. FREDERICK P. FINNERAN 166 lioslintlalf' .Ive-., Hoslinllalo lfrml . . . a rml-livailml fol- low with a. lmroaml sinilo . . . Bowling antl track arf- his llIlYOl'lif' sports . . . intr-ntls to tlon thr- navy lmluc- aftm' graflua- tion. T1'rlI'l.' 3. Page forty-tlL1'et3 NANCY M. FIORITO 356 lit-evli St., Roslindale Lovely Nant-y is :1 member of the Junior Catholic- Daughters ol .iineriva . . . Bowling, skat- ing, and danving are time-eon- suming too ..., Xn otiice job seems imminent. for Nan. 1fl'l?l'l'Nt'IIlIIll.l'l'. JRC. I. ALFRED j. FITZGERALD 60 lirookway Rd., Roslindale I itzi1- . a like-able fellow, an arid partir-ipator in both basketball and baseball . . . .Xlter a stay with the Coast Guard, he plans to be a dra s- man. JKQ Nr, -7-Us Jixiigiiijgif . !fi!L ROBERT W. FOLEY 14 .Xrdent St., Roslindale Bob, who is always smiling. is a. spirited football and basket- l lan . . . He plans on rw- and then office work. ,Valet Ojzfcer. ANNE M. FOSTER 45 liertson Aye., IV. Roxbury ,Xnnf-'s the quiet type with a host of friends . . . waiting for late buses is Annes pet pc-eve . . . XVI-ll, that's life . . . nf-xt. year? . . . Boston Clerical. l'll't'Ilt'll Vlab lj Nll'1'llIIIll'IlQ I. GEORGE P. FOX 24 lXI:i11tliorne Rd.. W. Roxbury lfoxiv, tht- pert-ussion ser-tion of tht- svhool Ol't'llPSll'Zl. enjoys boating and swimming . . . whirh may 1-ome in handy when he enlists in the Coast Guard. Talllrf' li'r'pr1s4 llllllllll' .?,' Or- l'llt'Nll'll .ij Banff 3. Page forty-jour J . f Q ...vs I., .,..... .,.,X.,t...- . . I , '55, lg 4r..L,,-ik CL S 3 ev . 2,2 J . -in 'Q 199 -:Sf 3 MARIE H. GALVIN 50 Pinehurst St... Roslindale Happy-go-lucky Marie . . . main ambition . . . to make 5531000 a week! . . . She'll do it, tool . . . B.U. School of Music' next. year. Spaniwli Club Ig French Club Ig Glcc Club 3, President. RALPH E. GARLICK 30 Neponset. Ave., Roslindale Halph's ambition is to be a teaelier . . . He should be a good one, too . . . Maybe he'll be back in Rossie some day. Yearbook Staffg Spairish Club Ig Delegate to Ileadquartcrs, .l.If.C. Ig Cadet Officer Ig Davis Award 1. NANCY A. GAVIN 38 Haydn St., Roslindale Nant-y's varied interests keep her hopping . . . likes Sports, dan:-ing, an.t jazz . . . pans to pat. au her energies into nurs- ing next year. l3,,a'l:'ng Ig Glee Club 2. JOAN C.GENDREAU 134 Eastwood Circuit, W. Rox. Lovely, blond Joanie loves to sing, dance. and act. . . . Skat- ing. swimming, and bowling are fun, too .... A fter graduation she'd like to try her hand at choreography on Broadway. ELIZABETH P. GENTILE 157 School St... Jamaica Plain Betty Crisco is the unusual nic-k-name bestowed on this lively lady . . . Vlle hear she's an act-omplished driver, too . . . Watvh out for those traf- fic- lights, Betty! 23' 1 idx -GQ .ni X: uf C ' I -136611, 12. K A13 KE1 ' 1 JHARNE ' I'Vl'Ill2lII4l Sf., Iuslilldzllc . ,-: S111' '. fx nd fl fiiffmsai iw 1. 115 gp 5 1 .111 id lllilll swigii '. . 70 IIC' 11' Russia-'s 11115 1 1 .1' . ,. ,. 1 1 110111111 to Hz- il V01 M6 pl1111111111 f I'I'S 1Ir1ff1r11Ci'11l1.XN L M4161 'rl' fj W nf- lirlff If yvfllflf IZVIIVLTI Of- jffw' I,' Kr!! Vlllb. rf Q BARBARA A. 'HAY -H38 W:1l 1i'i11g:lfm11 'f4iX:,:IiIwliiiiliqillf IiLn41:11'q1V f . , .1-ffIii':15!s gzilgliiligx :111fl,l,ff1111'i,li11gL i' . . lfxflq ,- tfv 113- 'x1'iXTI1fjJ. . Slim-,-'g?SqMf'i:1.ll 14 f'iII.IlT12I'S 1i1f:i1X11'i11g . . Jiwii' work- iiig IlliJI'fI'wIIl'III',S. lm! liuiws sdiiiv 11:l1' In Ink fl lIlll'Sl'. 11'1'prf'.w'11lnl1M' .l.11, . ' fr- fnn C1116 I. JANE L. HENNRIKUS 661 I121fil'IlIIgL4' St., W. Hfwx 11113 .I:111r1, our quivt sviiim' ' 1 :1. F ' N . ,.-Q -. .xi ' . . -f---u' -Q- i ,., - 'l I'C2 l5'. , UV 1' S 1111 S11 ll '02 an-1I. 7, lk ll HELEN M. HERMANN 216 ISPIICVIIK' SI.. IV. Roxbury Tzllw-111011, :1Itl':1c'tiV0, full of fun . . . Tlw lvgiiiiailv tlicutre is II:-Vs gmail . . . IVitI1 the initials Il. H.. how 1-1111 Sho miss? . . . ROIIIPIIIIJPI' the name . . . I'I4'Il'I1 I1Iz1yr-s H01'll1i1I1H . . . with lim IIVS IDIPRISOI crvllflfflflllll TI'llllNl'I'1,j7f .Vnfm If I'r'1lrlmnf.', zlxxrnffflfl' Eflliillfj llwlmliug Vinh Ig Af! Club If .l.1f.f'. 11'r'p1'1'.w1 11lr1Il'UC If lifulnzfnfnn Ig DlIl'I.Y A'lUCL7'Cl Ig Srlmul llmlnrllirs 1. STEPHEN G. HEYWOOD 15 Ilzliivillv St.. XV. Roxbury Huniiiig, baisvlmll, :mei fishing am- S41-vc-'s spvviailfivs . . . A I-I'If'l1lI to ull. lir- plans to be 11 4l1':1fts111:111 ziftm' 1'vnd01'ing his sv1'vi1'vs to tho Army. PATRICIA F. HILL 277 Iivlgimlr- AVO., Roslindale Pzittyk 0110 of the quivtoi' mem- lwrs of tlm sc-nioi' 1-lass . . . Tlivrf-'s always il laiugli when shrfs :11'01111cl, though . . . IL grmit, typist! Page -f01'fy-s1'.z' ROBERTA HOEY 44 Woodlawn St., J. Plain Bobby has a quiet and re- served manner . . . a regular gal . . . Number Please! will be a regular part of her diction next year . . . pet, peeve . . . pegged pants, of course!! was CAROL ANN HOLMES 563 South St., Roslindale Holmsy is one of the most personable girls at R.H.S .... As Seeretary of the Senior Class, her ready wit. and de- lightful sense of humor are an invaluable asset. Debating Club 2g I?r'1ir0senl- ntitte Trztiler Ig Busltfetbnll 2g Bowling 25 Barlnzizttrm. Ig Class Ojicer, Serrelrlryg Golf Ig Senior Council. WALTER W. HOLMES 4611 Washington St.. Roslindale Walt has that wonderful gift of gab . . . loves to argue . . . on a friendly basis, of course . . . The only boy at R.H.S. who has a use for deten- tion elass: studying eleetrieal engineering. LORRAINE M. HOURIHAN 23 Hawthorne St., Roslindale One of our talented seniors. Lorraine quite an expert dancer . . . on the ballroom floor and tapping away on stage . . . Have you noticed those eute freckles? CHARLOTTE A. HOWARD 246 Park St., VV. Roxbury Charlie's always smiling and ready to help others . . . Her love of Maine and playing the guitar consumes her leisure time . . , slated for the role of effieient seeretary. Tuttler Bu.s'i11ess SMH Ig JRC. Representative 1. ELAINE H. HOWE 27 Slieflield Rd., Roslindale lilaine, a lover of liasketball, bowling, and swimming . . . anti-knee som-ks-a n d-peg-pants . . . plans to join our see- retarial forces. MARY ANN HUETHER 28 Stellman Rd., Roslindale To see the United States and Europe is lXIazie's ambition . . . bowling, dant-ing, skating oe- eupy her time . . . lVith her ambition and personality shels bound to at-hieve her aim. Iiozvlmg jg Softball 1. JANICE T. HUGHES 373 Grove St.. XV. Roxbury Quiet Janiee partieipates in the many at-tivities of her ehureh . . . Her sweet, unassuming manner will help to make her a. weleome member in what- ever field she chooses. HUGH H. HYNES 22 Glenburne St.. Roxbury An avid sports fan, Hugh is also a very good football player . . . always smiling and ready with a joke . . . He is a good advertisement for the Marine Corps. lnllllfllllff .lg Srlmnl Represczzf- ulim' nl lfnlttry 0111175 Undef cl-Ul.!'l'l' 1. ELLEN P. JOYCE 28 Manning St., Roslindale A quiet, t-harming, and most dependable addition to the Yearbook Staff . . . But, oh, how she hates to get up for those Monday morning meet.- ings! Yl'lll'IJIlIIli' Stuff l. Page forty-seven JOYCE D. JUSKEWITZ 8 Claxton St... Roslindalc .Iusko just loves basketball . . . thinks swiinniing and skiing are fun too . . . Wt-'ll niiss her friendly spirit and ready laugh when she leaves for sec- retarial school. Tl'llIlNCl'li1Pl 1fl'.lIUl'fCl' Ig Debat- ing 2g Boielzing J,' Basketball 25 Golf Ig Bf1tllIIliIll0IL Ig Volleylmll 1. JOHN M. KARAFOTIAS 197 Spring St.. W. Roxbury His hobby is automobiles, and from what we hear he is a very good ineehanie . . . We wish hiin luek in his profession. Key 011117, T1'z'f1s11f'C1'. DONALD R. KAVANAGH 81 Riverview St.. YY. Roxbury Kay has been outstanding in lion-key . . . During his stay at Rossie he has kept all enter- tained with his Herb Shriner sense of huinor. 11m'l.'f'y 2g BIIIIII, Ojfl'l'f'el' 2. ROBERT G. KEENAN 24 .Xtlantis St.. W. Roxbury Quiet. always ready to help a friend, Bob is well-liked by ex'eryone he knows . . . plans to enter the Arniy . . . Our eountry will be well proteeted by men like Bob. LEONARD j. KELLEY 46 l'atten Ht., J. Plain Meet. Kell . . . our best all- roilnil boy . , . His height is surpassed only by his quiek wit and pleasant personality . , , to say nothing of his politieal 2tt'Illl1l'I1l Key fllub .ij Frmllmll .3,' THlf'f.' ,ff f'r1rl1'l llUI.1'f'l' 1, Page forty-efglzt MARGUERITE M. KELLEY 140 Newburg St., Roslindale Peggy. a terrific skater . . . hopes to he a secretary . . . We're sure her Hashing blades will glide her straight to success, JOAN E. KELLY 31 Lorette W. Roxbury Sports-minded Kell has won inany friends with her Irish wit. and gaiety . . . Just re- nieinber, Kell . . . no basket- ball playing in the operating rooinl Freneh Club Ig Basketball .?j Bmimirilmi Ig Vollcyballg Junior Achievement. MAUREEN T. KELLY 39 Searle Rd., W. Roxbury AX sweet Colleen . . . participates in a great many sports . . . We hope that at steno-type sehool her pet. peeve won't fol- low . . . English home-lessons, of course! 'lrzsfwtbrlll lj B0'LUl'f'l'Lg 1. KATHERINE A. KENNEDY 4 Rexhame St.. Roslindale We see a striking figure in Kay. espeeially on the danee floor . . . height, will make her a fine-looking nurse. Ar! fllllb 2g Bowling L? Bad- minton I. ROSEMARY E. KILDUFF 8 Brook Farm Rd., W. Roxbury Personable Rosie enjoys dane- ing, roller skating, and bowling . . . Sleepwalking into Chem review elasses at 8:10 Tuesday mornings will aid her in her nursing ambition! .1.Ii'.f. lfepresenlnlfee I,' Bozel- ing I. LORRAINE M. 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W, . .11 1 RUBUIT J' LAHAISE 3, 1 -' 2, 1 QAROI, A. 1,1xPLANTE S1 .1 2'1'1 ?1' W- W R 5b'1 Y 1 11 111-111 s1.. 111 111111111111 1i1111s l11'Sll'1' 15 111 1V111'1i 101' 1111? 1 I ' gfJY1'.l'Il1f11'I11 311111-QI113, I l IIATV1-S V, .-Y Q A Ymlvll gm your -ilnswmi 4-- rw- '1'.. 1 1 f ilnfh' .'imf'1l'l uf L 1't7t7U'.1t I y111111 . . . 1111 I11'111'Il11 11111 of .111 111115111111 11 113111111 11011 11 Q Imwhllg 1 U I hulws to IH: A 1111- 111111111, ., nllrw ' 1 ' -1' 1 . 'mhz UH ' 111111111111 Ig 71l'lI!IlN I. N J 11 JOAN B. LANDRY . AMES . LARKIN 1 G111111-111111 R1l.. 11. RflX111l1'y J J I51'11i11s 111111 g111111 111111Qs'.' . . . 1 Of 1-11111'sr- 11111' gn 1lJ21'11lf'l'.., .lust 1111111 111 11111' 111'1f11y JOI11 4, 32 S11-111111111 Rfl.. R.11s11111l111Q 111111 . . . 11l11' 1'111ss 111'11s1111 111. 511111 111111111111 11111151111 . . . il 110111319 . . . 111111 S111-'S 111111111111 1111 1111- fi , 'xi' 1lf11111l'. 111111 1'1l'1l1f' 111111-111111, 1111.1 111111015 111 R1H15- . . . His 11111111 11111111111111 is 111 . , 1 1' - 1 - ' 1 rr 1 ' Ifnxlyll Cvhnplfxlu AN'.H.S. 13, t 1111111111 1 11111 1111-IIICPI. P1'1's1'1111111j 1'1'r11'11111111', lL'11i1111'- 1 ' ' 1' 1' l'l'1'N1bf1I 111. S1'111'111' 1'I11.Qsj Tl'flI1,- 112-1'1111'fg T11l111'1'. .11.w.v01'1'11l1' . .11'1'1pl 11'1fl1I1x14'l' I,' Kry fj1ll1J E111'I111'g fvl'1'l1l'1l C11111 If 1111- ' l,' H11.v1.'1l111111 Ig 1110111111111 2, 1111111111 6111112 I,' 1gfl1l1I1.l1g If I f'Il'H1lII1lIj 111111111111 Jg 61111111 Glu' C11111 Z. A K , ki 1 1 - I 1l,111'1'1'1'. Page forty-111'11e . 4 I' f V FRANCES T.'ILA'fFY 36 Hfwliml. Qt Ro iimhio sflrzirlxilc c-njbyg l'p1m'1Qs very niuc-li, .f,: K' rflio howling anfl lmslcethall . . . vxpects to be worliifig in :ln otlivv or going to I.B.M. School noxt. year. Bowling Ig .lfnlior Achieve- nlrni. JAYNE M. LEDWITH 70 Grow- St., W. Roxbury Dani-ing, if-0 skating. and rolls-1' skating are pn'-tty Jaync-'s favoritri pastiinc-s . . . Soc you l21l,l'l'H llffl' faivorilo f'Xll1'CSSl0I1 . . . W0 sr-Q hm' :is il silvcfc-ssflll ml:-11I:1lys1st:i11f.. 1 .RO ELLA F. LEE 3 liastl ll'I1f,' St., W. Roxbury o y r-njoy :1 good laugh? .A ,ook up Roxio . . . Ros- 1' gl'f'1LlPSlf assvt with hm' 1' 4- mlly sxnilrr anll livfily 1191'- s nzilily . . . fzixorilri PllSlilllfl is Q-ating . . . plans To attcnml liUSlUIl ClQ1'ic'z1l. Sc'n1'ur lflrnlzlril Ig Tulllm' R012- l'l'S!'Ilfll!l.l'I' I,' linwlzfug 1. .f fl 4f'N Sjjfl MARY E. LENNON 11 Wavliusott St., Jamaica Plain Mary soc-ins quiot, but watch ff? that twinklc in hor eye . . . howling. skating, and dancing mtv high on hor list of pas- time-s . . . Itfs off to work nr-xt your for Mary. ,am Sufllmll Ig BU'lllI'llIlQ 1. DAPHNE J. LILAKOS 319 Tmnplv St.. W. Roxbury .XtTi':1r'fiv0, Offivieint Duff . . . illustrious Roslyn Chapter nimnlnoi' . . . finjoys bowling. flanf-ing. and good music . . . lnvlcy iS tho lmoss who Claims her sm-i'0fa1'ial talents. --1 id? Roslyn Cllznpfvr. N.H.S. 2,5 Tat- llcr BHSZIIICSS Staff 1. GERALDINE F. FGREN 16 Roclinan lt.. maica Plain fiUl'l'yQ for' n l spor S-minded, lows da ci , 'softba owling, r-XVllI111llI1 2 h V Ck rid- ing ies tl J orking as a ypist rk .fte radua- tio . n ling IFN tball Ig Tcnnib g Swimz If Golf 1. J -'1-'wr ' Page fifty Q ANNE L. LOMBARD 189 Maple St., XV. Roxlmury H1-lpful g1I1I10 hzis won 11111ny fri11111ls i11 hm' 11111-0 yours at Rossiv . . . 1ll'l' 11111111 friend- linvss 111111 hor ability witl1 il 111-1-11111 will bring hor 111:1ny l'llS1Oll1PI'S XVllf'I1 sho 0110115 hor 11l'PSSll1tl1i1Ilg shop. MARIANNE E. LUCY 19 1,11r1':1i111- St.. Roslin1l11le 1111's 1N'I'SOI1ill11j' 111:1t1-h11s hm' gol1l011 hair . . . :1 Yf'l'y wzlrm s111il1- . . . off to S1111111o11s 1n thc- fall. f0ll11w1-11 115' 21 1'2l1'C91' in soc-izil work. T1111111 ISIINIIIINS S117f1 lj FI'PI11'1L l'11111 I,' 7'1l111l'l' If1'111'1'.wc111- IIf11'l' If Sllf117Il11 25 F10111 11111'1r1'y I ,' 1'11111'11111!11 3g I3lI!l'11l1Q ff G111f lj 81111171111- fllll 53. RICHARD A. LUND' 3977 'W:1sl1i11gt11n St., Roslinclzllo D11-lc. with tho ni1-ost smile nt. R.H.S, 11n1l lllilfvlllllg 11013011- zility . . . HP is 110111111 for Sur'- 1-1-ss i11 late-1' lifo. ,.K1'y 1111117 2g 01111111 Of1Z.I'f 7', 'F -I in f Z? , 157, 117 DA, LQ1 11 '-1 1 1 1 1 .1 'TZ lffgfl- 1 9' ' A ff? 4, 1.55 1231! ' 'K -21 1 k ,f',Z1,,1, 1451 C , 1,4 L ful -4-A EILI-:EN M. LYONS 1 49 Groaton Rrl., YV. Roxbury Poplllm' Sis 1-njoys clzinving, howling. 111111 swiinming . . . hut. oh. thoso N1OI111Ilj' mom- ings . . . 1Yill sho liko them :my 111-tt1-r :is :1 s111'r11t:11'y'? 191111111111 2g B1111'11'11g. :?. , . , I . . , - 1 . ' Q - lf f PATRICIA MacDERMOTT 195 Spring St.. XV. R1i1x1111ry Fun-loving Put Pnjoys all sports . . . Christizln 1'I111lP11vo1' 111111 the Rainbow Girls 01111111 hr-r t:1lf-nts this your . . . It's 1'oll1-go for Put. f11l'I' P11117 Ig F1'1'111'11 1111111 25 SlNlIll'S11 C11111 I. avg- wa .. 11, N K. A .A 1 ai A-am fn PATRICIA H. MacVARISH 1013 11y1l1' 1'llI'li .X1'11.. .1. l'l:1in 1111111-ly l':1t is llll'f'Zll1Y Rl pro- I1-ss11111:1l lIlf1t11tl. 11111 llf'l' gr1':1t. I1111- lr l1:1ll1-t . . . 1111111 g11':111l1:1- tion 11's 1111. to 15ro:11lw:1y 111111 I11llsi1':1l 1'11l11f'11y. f11l'1' 1111112 3. BARBARA A. MAGNUSON 15 Hrmwiit R11.. XV. 1111Xl1ll1'y 11Ill'll11' is wiry 111'ti1'1- in 1'lllll'1'1l 111'1i1'iti1's . . . tho Raiinhow girls :1111l tho HY .... Xftm' 1Il'Il11ll2l1l1lI1 it's on to 1-1111111-'11 111 Cl1i1':1g11. 2.3. 1 - v ' 1 1 - 51111111 fll1lIl1'l1,' 11111111 B1I-YI- 111's.v S111'11j Sj11'1111.s11 1'11111 .25 1'11111'y111111. JOHN F. MAHONEY 319 Hy1l1- 1,2lI'1i Avo., J. Plain J:11'li is :ln 1111111111 l1111'li1-y, 11111tl1:1ll, :1111l l111sk1-t11:1ll I1l2lYf'I' . . . :1 g11111l guy to h:1v1- 11111111111 . . . D111 you know h11's :1 Vllilllljllflll swi1111111-r'? , . . Nvxl. YVZII' it's 1111- Coast C1l1Rll'l1. 1'1'111'1J11111.' Slrlffg 11111111 U,111'1'1'1' ICF!! 1111117 Ig 13111111 2,' F11111- 111111 -1. VINCENT C. MARINO '26 .X1'11r11111 Sb. R.11sliI111:1l11 Ylllllf' XVEIIITS to 1115 II t1':1v0l1-1' . . . linjoys l1oxi11g. l1111's1-l1:11'k ri1lingr. 111111 swi111111i11g , . . His 11111111 :1111l1itio11'? . . .t11h11ri1'l1lY A. M. MASTRORILLO 11 . 1 111'1-111112 St.. R11slin1lz1l1- P 1 ' r 7211111 livolv. Toni illXV2lyS 11' . 1 '11 . 111111 f12lY . . . S111-'ll 1115 . 11- f1N'f WlI'C as :1 t1111-pl1o111- Ul'lC1'2l 11.'t. y ' T ,gf ., . i, 1 , S-, 1 Page f1ff1l-01167 IC DONALD J. MCAULEY 75 Beet-hland St.. Roslindale Mac' is going to be an ac- eountant .... that is. after graduation from Bentley's St-hool of Acc-ouuting and re- lease from the service. Iiimlwtlmll Ig Tatiler Repre- st'ululI'l'C 1. ANN M. McELENEY 16 Rutledge St., XY. Roxbury Pretty Ann entered R.H.S. in her senior year . . . :i welcome addition to our student body . . . ai future tear-her, she hopes to tour the world. FREDERICK W. MCGARRAH 36 .iknsonia Rd., W. Roxbury Fred has proved himself val- uable to Rossie's athletic teams . . . He excels at. basketball as he will in college next year. 11ellN1.'f'fl7flIl 3g Busebtlll If Cflflvl Ujfirwl' I. JANICE M. MCGOWAN 4 Tarleton Rd., W. Roxbury .lain likes to go horsebaek rid- ing and swimming . . . Besides lu-1-omiug a house-wife Jain would like to be a radio operator. Talllwr I3llNI.Il1'NN Slaflj Bazvl- iug Ig Glu' Club J. GEORGE R. MCLAUGHLIN 29 XY:-stover St., XY. Roxbury .X quiet tower of strength, that's George . . . a scholar and a real gentleman . . . but watt-h him streak down the basketball 4-ourt . . . Wow! Spanish lllub Ig 1l,1'fIl'!'Nl'Vlllllllll' .l.1f.f'. If lfuslfellmll 'lg Hase- brlll .lg Tra1'l.' lj flrlrlff Of- fievr I ,' Junior.-1Clii1'1'c'u1c'11l I. Page fifty-tzro SARA A. McNEESE 74 Maple St., W. Roxbury Jan is an avid sports fan and also loves to write . . . A eareer in journalism beckons, and she wants to study for it at B.U. Glu' fllub 35 Spanish Club Ig FI'l'Ill'l1 fllub Ig Debating Club 1,5 Bowling 1. DAWN-MARIE T. MCNEIL 42 Partridge St., W. Roxbury Is some firm looking for ef- iieieney, dependibility, a pleas- ant manner, a warm smile? . . . Impossible to find? . . . Of c-ourse not, with Dawn-Marie around . . . Just ask the Year- book Staff! Yearbook Slaff Ig Transcript Ilepurter Ig Basketball 1. BRUCE G. McNEILL 180 Manthorne Rd., YV. Rox. Bruee gets things done in a quiet. way, but he's a red- headed rogue . . . a veritable sleeping volcano of intellectual wit! . . . and a skilled photog- rapher to boot! Yearboal: Staff, Associate Ed- itorg Talller Eflitnrial-Al'l Staff Ig Spanish Club Ig De- bating C111 b Ig Ju nio r Achieziemcnt. THOMAS A. MCQUEENY 592 Belgrade Ave.. Roslindale Hel-e's Rossie's most athletic . . . a whiz at all sports . . . His lmppy-go-luc-ky personality will make him a popular ad- diti'n to any firm. Shuior Gaunril Ig Key Clubj Hepreserztalizie, J.R.C. 1,' Basketball 95 Football 2g Carle! Officer 15 Baseball 2. JOHN F. MEADE 93 Martin St., W. Roxbury Sleeping, gymnastics, and eat- ing are John's favorites . . . His wit. and personality have made him one of Rossie's most liked. Freneli Club lg Band 2. THOMAS C. MEALEY 24 IY1113' S111-1-1, W. R1'1xb111'5f T11111, ll 1111111 glllj' XV111l 1112 :1111111t11111f , . . 1,1:l11S 1111 111111111 11. 11111111 111'11s11111111. Il1.1l'l' s1'11'v111g -.1 , . II11'1l' Fillll 1111' 51-1111-111 yl'Lll'S. SH EILA C. MEARA 129 1,l'l'1l111l1 ST.. XY. R11X11111'y W1t. 111111 1P!'l'S111l:l111j' . . . 11111114 11111' gal, S111-11:1 . . . 2l1XV2lj'S 1'1-:111y 111 1111111 :1 111-11111112 11111111 . . . A 11:11'1-111' 111 w111T11 15 11l31' 11111l1i111111. 151111111111 Ig lS11.1l:1'll111lI I,' T611- 111.1 IJ' 1'1lH1'-11171111 1. ERNEST R. MESSINA 5521 1Y1'111 S11 W. R11xl1111'y 1u1'1111- . . . 11 1111111s:111t :11111 1-:1sy- going guy W1111 l1k11s 111 111:1y 11111 111111111 . . . Hvs 11111111 211, 11, 11111 . . . 11111 1115 Illillll :1111111111111 is 111 1111 :111 l'I1glIll'l'1'. U1'r'111'sl1'1l 21 lf1'p1'1'.v'r1lII1'1'I'P J.1ff'. Ig 1i1r.v'1J1l1l I,' T1'1lC1-'13, .4-il ,rai ZICNNA A. MIHOVAN 922 C'11111111111s Ilgzwy.. 1111s1i11. 1 : S :.' 1 '1111-ss11111:11 111 11111's111gL :ns sI11- IS M111-1111-11 111 111, s111- IS 1111111111 111 I11- :1 suc- A ' ' ' ,'.1 ' 1 wrlrff I.OIS R. MINER 'S 7111111111 1111.. W. H11xl1111'y 1- 111' 11111' 1I1'S1 1'fl1111111J11t1fJI1'1 11 1111- S1't'l'l'1il1'1Il1 w111'111 . -':1,'-1: 1 : 111V 1111111 111-1'1:11111y 1111 :1 1111: 111-111 11111111 111-1' 1111ss w1111'1, w1':11' 111-11111-11 1111111s1 '111'1'.v1'11l1rli1'1', .f.11'f'.j B1 ing I. 111'1- ,IUDITH H. MORGAN 25 5111111111111 St., R11s1i1111111e 11y's 1Ll11'1l1S 11111111111 Slllglllgi gr 111 1l1l1'Sl1l' : 1111111112: . . . S1ll' is 111:111- 1 1 's W1-11 1111 1l4'1' wuy 11111, .x1'1llK'X'1'1l11'I11. 1 1 ' 1 , 1 . 'llgl1l 1l4'l' 11x111-1'111111'1: 111 '1' 111111 11' 11'111'l111111.' 1511.11- 111'.w.1 181111115 Jllllllll' .11'1111'1'f'- llll 111. '9f'm. U-..,,.-1 Page j7ffy-ilzrce NANCY H. MORRIS I6 liiili Sl., IV. H.41xl1u1'y .X spirit, of mlm.-clivzltion . . . l11ll'llll'll. l' 1' i 1- ll fl l y. lic-lpfiil, 1Hllil'lll . . . Nun has :ill llio quulitic-s l'f'l1llII'll4l of il SKICCCSS- ful 111issiu11:11'y . . . 'INVIIIIIIIILL' :il llic- IJI'Ill'HIIl'SS IIOspil,:ll will p1'r-11:11'1- lll'I' fm- llf'l' z11l111i1':1l1lc- :1111l1ilic111. Ifnxlyn lrllllllffll, .Y.1I.S. II Ulm- Vluln J ruwnrlpazzislj fll'l'Ilt'Nfl'1I JJ' 1'1l'I'llf'Il Club Ig NIJIIIIIYII P11111 Ig l1'r'prfsf'11l- llllI'!', llmm' unfl Svlmol, GERTRUDE L. MU LLIN 71 IIilll1111'11 St.. Roslimlzilc- Triicly is ons- of our lmr-st ull- I'1lllIIll girls . . . In-1'so11:1lity plus . . . llP1' z1111l1ition . . . to 111- :1 11-1-1-pticiiiisl with 0110 of ilu- Illiljill' ziirlinvs. Gulf Ig Valli-ylmll Ig Suflballg Glu- l'I11I1. JOANNE L. NACKLEY 24 XVl'YIllUllllI Aw-., W. Rox. .Io . . . una- of nur lac-st roller- slcziiiiig 1-iitliiisiusts . . . can ai 111'iv:1Ir- sc-r'i'c-l:11'y 41111-1111.0 011 skutf-s? . . . II4-rf-'s hoping slu-'ll lu- ll Sl11'4'l.'SS lwliinml ai mic-sk. Tfrlllrr lgllNl.llf'NN Hfrlfl If G11-ff V111 I1 .35 1ff'1Dl'1'Nl'I1fflfl.I'C, Trflllw. x lk PATRICIA M. NANNERY 1580 C:-11t1'v St., Roslindzile 'l'l1c-rf-'s 111-vc-1' :1 rlull moment wln-11 P:1t's Q11-11111111 . . . one of Rossif-'s Illlfxllipst illlll wittir-sr girls . . . an lllllllfl' SCL'l'CllIl'y, we llnnk. Hnfllmll Ig Swlillllllllllg Ig Bowl- zng I. H. JOYCE NATALE 229 lX'If'l1'UllUlil2lI1 AVO., Roslin. WHIZZ . . . llc-rv gof-s Joyce . . . allways ZIPPING somo- wluvrf- . . . If it isn't, 1'ollc-1'- skating or swininiing, it's claim'- inu . . . soon clxishing around in sonu- olir-r-. lftllflllllg Ig Gulf Ig Vflllcylmll. MARIE E. NATALE 229 Ms-t1'o1mlit:111 Ave.. Roslin. Nf'X'lIl' 21 clull inoiiicnt with Mzirif- :11'uu111l . . . Shc-'S so lull of fun . . . XVl1GI1 she iSn't luugliing slir-'s singing . . . IVill il ln- singing 01' soc-1'0tz11'ia1l work in ilu- fllllll'C? Page fiffy-jour VIRGINIA A. NILAN 67 Gardnor St., W. Roxbury Good-naturcd Ginny just love,-s to danc-0 . . . pretty good at sports too, so we hoar .... R Xftor graduation. it's tho life of a some-1t:i1'y for her. If1'p1'c.scntutivc, J.If.C'. I. PAUL T. NORTON 5 Lindall St., Roslindalo Paul goos in for football, baskotball, and fishing . . . partir-ipatos in many C.Y.O. avtivitios . . . plans to bo work- ing noxt year. Ijtllllllillg flluli Ig Brfsrliflll I,' lfI'lJl'CXl Illflllil'f', Tfllllltl' 1. BARBARA J. OCHS 170 Brookway Rd.. Roslindalf? Babs is a quiot lass. cxvol- ling in all hor studies at Rossii- . . . She like-s to watvh Col- logiato football and plans to attond Nursos' Training Sm-hool at Boston City Hospital. Trrrnsf'r1'pt Slnfjl Ig Spnnzfslz. Club 1. PAULINE P. O'ROURKE 20 Barry'St.. Dorc ester Pahiino is 'noiof ur more p 2 int tri t ns to tho ' mess rld . . . or frif?ndly d . . I. V' I .,l.v pax' path to happi- I1PSS7i I exe in ei will suis X Bowling Ig Junior Ac'l1ic11c- mvnl. CORNELIA M. OWENS 160 Park St., W. Roxbury Don't mention hillbilly music- when Connie's around . . . It's her pet. pe-eve! . . . not so with bowling. dancing. and baseball . . . ConniP's charm will shim- forth at Emmanuel next year. Drlmling Club Ig Bowling 2. me Km, al x ss' s' tp i. 1' S N . JOSEPH P. PAGLIARU LO 23 Orangv St., Roslindalo .loo of thc- happy grin . . . likos dan:-ing, swinuning, and horsobavk riding . . . But hv is at his bvst around hot rods, with a yon to tix the-in up. Bowl Ig Trr11'l.f lj Crulffl Of- fivw' 1. Z' jf L. AGLICO -' 53 Pliilbrivk .' . loslindalo oan's indlus j has wc 1 hor poi't'0lCtio14f'!'11' thi fi arts of sl1ofWl1anrli.'1 ping . . . will hiakc- a vonglbyfully ef- fivic-nt som-i'otan,'y. if Bottling 1. MARIE s. PAQUET 170 Mt. Vcrnon St., W. Rox. Our 1-harming Mariel . . . grace- ful as a fc-atlior floating on a breeze . . . a student of out- standing ability as well . . . destined to bo tho world's lovriliost. prf-niioro dansouse. Roslyn Clmplvr, N.H.S. MARILYN L. PAULICELLI 99 Noponsf-t Avo.. Roslindalc Mal is ono of our niost ain- bitious vlassniatos . . . After RHS. it's 1-lc-rival work days and 1-olls-go nights . . . It looks as if shi-'s taking hor ambition with her. JOAN G. PETERSON 58 Oak Rd.. W. Roxbury Do you wondor why thcy f-all hor Sunshinf- '? . . . Hr-r radiant pvrsonality van brighton tho glooiniost situation . . . Rossios loss is sonic- hu-ky business IIIZIIIQS gain. Tnlllvr l3IlSl.lll SS Slfl-tl If Glcfc Flu li :3,' Ifrprcscntr'1t'iuC, J.IfiC. 3. Page fifty-five SANDRA R. PETERSON 18 Hzistwooil Cir.. NY. Roxbury Ono of Rossio's 1-npulmlo Honor Roll stuclonis . , . :is oilioion' in tho :nrt of howling as sho is in assisting tho fm-iilty . . . Wo soo nothing hut slim-oss for Szinily. Roslyn fllzuplvr, .Y.H.S., CAROLE E. PFEIFFER 4106 Waishington St., Roslinilzilo Carroll- lilcos :ill sports, whothor sho lmrlioilmlos in the-in Or not . . . lu'-on on hor-koy . . . 21I1'l vory ilopoliclzililo on Tho j'f'2l1'- lmooli slulii . . . NCXTN j'f'2l1' SOL'-' rotzirizil Sn-hOOl Or Boston Clorivall. l'l'lll'I71Hl1i' Slriff Ig Tr1lfI4'rBilsi- nvss SMU Ig Tntllor Rop- I't'Nl'1lfIlfl'I'l' Ig l'rrll4'llb lN 31 .-llhlviir' lfrpfvs1'nlr1li1'0 Ig Firlfl Ilovlcfy Ig Swinznzing 1. JOANNI-1 O. POWER 11 Ch:-stor Pl.. YY. Roxliury Whon you hour Halal Ruhln, you oxin oxpovi to soo JO, Ono of Rossii-'s host olif-oi'lo:uloi's . . . Hor poiso will soc-ure hor ll gooml joh. Tulllrr Sflllg, Art 2g Sprnzislv l'IulJ 12, 1,l'l'Nl.Ill'Hff Brrslfrihull jg Tvnnis lj CI1l'C'l'IC'flt'ICl' 1. JOHN F. POWER 11 Chostor Pl., 1Yost Roxbury Jzioli . . . :in zivliro I110l11l10l' Of tho traivli toaun zinil :in zissot to his CYO lmskotlwzill group . . . .Xftor grauluzition ho plains to go to Norlhozistorn To stuilv ole-f'lrir':il PI1,1I1I1f'f'l'1I1g. Trrlllwr Siu-U I. ,'1NNIll'I.IIfI' E41- iforq Iffff 1111119 Ig Nlllllllgll l'lf1ln Ig 13111111 35 Trflvlf 35 flIlIll'l 0fjl'l'C'l' I. ALICE M. POWERS 23 Pzirlrimlgo St., XY, Roxlmrv l'lvor'ylmocly who knows Alix-o knows :ilmoui hor clog Skippy . . . Alioo oxvols i11 :ill sports :mil shoulcl ho :1 whiz in som-- l'l'l2ll'l2ll sr-liool noxt yozir. lv4lNl'!llJllH ,fy l5r1sl.'1'IlJr1H If lflllllllfllflill I,' Soflbrlll 2. Page fifty-sill' A LMS? JW, . GLORIA M. QUEROI 63 Wai-liusott St., J. Plain Gloria is tho girl with the zllizililo porsonzility . . . onjoys howling, mlunc-ing, and husket- lmll . . . Wo pi-odic-t a success- ful SC'l'1'l'l2ll'lill oznrocrll ' l 5 x I R 'Ir NMI 10 . U o h 1 ., Back Buy ' lor , o rozuly Here -vos' t ..:1f1esc rotzug . . quifo n ard I mc- rx w s ri 4 If ff:-Cl2'. Il O 'on . Q ,W z. 01115 , Golf ,Bowl- ' 1. MARTHA R. REGNIER 170 Boo:-h St.. Roslinrlale A now-ooinor to Rossie this your . . . ai XVOlf'O1l1041 zulclition :it thutl . . . M:irth:1's main zunhition is to bocoine a sec- rol:1l'V. J i'z'rzr'1i Club I. PAUL J. REILLY 47 Cummins Hgwy., Roslindale Paul has boon voted ROssie's most, tnlontod . . , loves music, pkiyq both sux and vlarinot, uufl partir-ipaites in many of the sohOOl's nvtivitios . . . Quiet clopondnhility is his watchworcl. Roslyn Ulmplor, N.H.S. 25 Yourlmnk Slay? lg Orchestra 35 Band. JOYCE M. RILEY 1 Marion St., Roslindale Joyoo . . . Rossie-'s best all- rouncl . . . cvoryone's pal . . . torrifio :it dancing . . . Hoi' onorgy and pop will never wear flown. Tnlllvr Ii'r'1n'c'svnlr1li1'o Ig Bowl- ing Ig Swlillllllillg 1. g111,11l 111-11111111 111 15.C'. 111'-X1 yr-:11'. l 1111I1J11ll .ig 1311.11 111111 125 T1'11c1.' 2. RAYNIOND RINN 40 B1'1'11'11cw:1y 1i1l.. R11s11111l:111- Ray is 21lXV:l.'S ' ' ' A 0' 10141-S. 1-x1'1-111 XVlll'Il p111i1i1's is 'QU l11'1,1ugl11 1111 . . . 1111-11 110 2ll'glll'N JOAN E. ROWVELL 93 C1lI'1l1f'l1l .Xu-., XY. 1iUX11lIl'X' 111111111111-, 2l1XYIlj'S lbl1Sy, 1-S111-1,'l:111y 1111 1111- . . . 1Jl'i1XYlI1LI illlll Sf'XV1I1g' l'11I11i 111211 115 I'1l1Sll1I11'S . . . 11112111 111- :1 l'111111'1- C111'1s11:111 D1fY1l'. 15111 11,11 1111w Boston C101'11':11. f1I'I'IIl'l1 fvlllll If N1l'fllIllll-Hg I. ROBERT A. RUNCI 80 S11111f1111 St., XY, Rl1X1l11l'Y B1111, Wl111s1- 1'1:11l11 111 f:11111- :11 Rtwslv was 11111-111-5' . . . 1-1111-1'1-11 1101195 to 111-1-111111- :111 l11l'Ill2l111' 1111-1-11111111'. 13111111 If H111Af.'1'y 135 11111111 O'- 00 DOROTHY NI. RUTLEDGE T13 l'1-1'11:1111 S1.. 111, 114lXlllll'y 111111111 15 l'f'ill1j' 111111-1 . . . 11111 1':111 w111- 11:1111'1'1 . . . '11111- 111111-11 1'lll11ll1'1lH1I is 11111111-R111-1 111-1-x'1- 11-I1-111111111- 1-1111111:111y. HERBERT C. SAKRISON 12 liirk W, 1fflX1lllI'Y 1'1 1'1. illl :11-11x'1- 1111-111111-1' 111 11113 1'111'1iXV1lY SIllJl'lS1l11'I1'S c,1lll1J, 15111-Q lll il 111g way 1'111' fishing 111111111 111q1- 1111- 1-I1lX'f'l'Slly 111' X1-xv IIll111ll51l114l' 111'Xl1 yc-z11'. T11H11'1' H111-11 2, 1-l,w.v111'111l1' E111- llf1l1'Q lfry 17111111 ,fri TIIHICI' ll,4fl1'IN1 11111111'1'g 1S1'11111'1' fwllll' .111-111-11. ARTHUR J. SAULNIER 1126 31111111-11111 ,XY4'.. 11,11sl1111l:111K 141111115111w:111-1w11111'1 1-1111111siz1s1', 1l11ll1'S 111 111-1-1111111 il 1'l11'llf'11lfY'1' will 111- xvllrlillluz 111 1111111 11111- Wllll 1115 1111111-1' 116'Xl1 yc-111: '111'f.' I,,' lrlfxflrlf l1'1'f11'1'x1'11!- 1Ifll'l' lj 11111111 Uf111'1'1'. Page fifty-se1'e11 1 M1 JA Nj SCHINDLER 'IQZQS1-x1'11111'g - S1 ,, I111S111111l1112 QI rf 11111 1 111 111 : . 'S '11 . . . ' 111111111 '111-1's11hgx111y - f1'1f'l1111B' . . . Illillly 11 ns 1Il1'1ll111I1,2I 11:1111-- mg , , , 1 I11' 111 .1:1111-s g:1'111111's1, :1ss111f ll'1A rll1111' :11111 l11Il1I11l'5. A 1 lfflllylfllgx . ARTH UR W. SCHM IDT 21-1 1111w111111:1111 .XY1'., R11s111111:11c Art. 11115 11111111 :1 W1-11-1111111 :111- 111111111 111 R11ss11-s 11:1s1ic1.11:111 11-11111 . . . 111:11 111158 1115 111111111 SIIII11' 211111 1'1'11111111y 11111g11. 11'11x11'1'1111111 Ji T1'111'1.' If C1l111'l Ujf1'1'1'1'. GERTRUDE F. SCHOFIELD 111 1511111-1' Sl., XY. 1111x11111'y S1ll11l'S :11111 2111111 1111111111' g111111'o . . . T1'l111f'S 1'11x'111'1111 11:1S111111- is 11z1s1111:111 211111 11111 111111 Swx . . . 1'1:111s 111 w111'1i 111 :111 fl111lAf' . . . .XII 11111111-111 s1-1-1'1-1:11'y 111 1111- 11111111-. 11,111 C1'11.v.v H1f11'1'.v1'11l11l11'1' 2 .QQ A li ..U HELEN F. SCOLLINS 21118 C,11'll11'1' St., W. R11x11u1'y 111'1'2lllSP s111-'s so quiet, y0u'd 111-11-1' s11s11111-1 111111. C1lfll'!T11Dg II1'11'l1 111xl'X't'Il11j' 1-11.111515 bowling. 111111fA1l1H:, 111111 swi111111i11g . . . X1-xt. y1-111' 11's 1i:111lP1'1I1C Gibbs Sl'1'l'1'1Ill'1il1 S1'1IOO1. 1111111-111-11 .ig Igllllyfiflg I. ROBERT A. SECORD 168 W11l1111' S1.. Roslindale 151111, WI111 17l'1I1gjS us 110111113 in 11':11'1i, also swi111111i11g, and 11111-111-y . . . I10111 1'X1'1lilI1gP Ros- Sl1'1S 111111111111 :11111 gold for the N:11'y's 1111111 s11111111111y . . . First 11's w111'1i 211 S. S. PiQ1'1'C. T1'1r1'1.' 3,' Cll1ll'f 0ffiCC1'. VERNA H. SHAHEEN 32 .X1111y1111 St., XV. Roxbury V1111111, I1 11'l'1'111l' st11110111., very 11111111 111' 1-111ss11-111 music . . . N1-xt y11111' 1'1111'11':11 Ol' sCC1'eta1'ia1 w111'k . . . Hi'JI1C'S so111e11ay to 111'1- 111 f'111lOl' Cz11ifo1'11ia, 01' H11w:1ii .... X 11111111 1111111111 frvllllllffll N.H.S. 2g l'vI'1'I1l'lI fylllll Ig Spfnzish Club Ig Bflllllll-Hfflll 3g Davis .11 ll'f11'l1. FN-Jw? p- flllflfj fifffl-01.11111 1 'Q O V P Ol 'Fil iii 2 if K ' J I , 1 Q g X sr 51'd-kv -fm. M, 1 .1 1-1 P ,i Y 1x xgwgg 1 1 'le .fag .4 ,4. BEVERLY SHRUHAN 254 Willow St.. XV. Roxbury Bev is very capable and self sufficient when it comes to of- fice work . . . lucky the boss who gets herl GERALDINE P. SILVESTRI 4292 Washington St.. Roslindale Gerry . . . quietly agreeable . . . enjoys dancing. bowling, and swimming . . . Main ambi- tion is to be a lawyer's sec- retary . . . and we know she'll attain her goal. Roslyn Chapter 2. JUDITH M. SLACK 19 Summer St.. W. Roxbury Judy is a swimmer, bowler, and skater . . . Hates jazz but what a. hep girl! . . . I dig you the most. . . . a future hairdresser. Szeinmling Ig Basketball 2. JEWEL F. SMERAGE 131 Eastwood Circuit, W. Rox. Jewel is one of the most out- standing students at Rossie . . . Good looking . . . a wonderful smile , . . and what a voice for crooning a song! . . . dances and plays the piano, too . . . and wins prizes for reading! Glee Club 2g Orchestra Q, Car- ruthers Award 2. BEVERLY A. SMITH 38 Newfield St., VV. Roxbury Fortunate Smitty has traveled quite a bit from Canada through the Sunny South to Alabama , . . Bev expects to earn her future travel funds by working in an office. Bowling Ig Badminton I,' Vol- leyball I,' Tattler Business Stag 1. EDWARD L. SMITH 10 Bellaire Rd., XV. Roxbury Smitty, one of our best dressed, plans to play major league base- ball . . . Someday we'll go over to Fenway Park and yell, 'tHit one for us, Ed. Senior C'o1znc'z'l,' Baseball 95 Foollmll 22g Troelc Ig Basket- Imll 12g Spanish Club Ig Cadet Ojlzfccr. GORDON P. SMITH 616 Poplar St., Roslindale Gorrlie is an ardent sports fan and knows the games from top to bottom . . . It's the Army for him after graduation. JANET E. SMITH 15 Winton St., Roslindale Smitty sings . . . never forget all the wonderful work she's done for Roslindale High . . . She can make anyone laugh. Tntiler Business Stczjfj Glee C l ll IJ By RcpresCntat'iL'e J.R.C'.g Tennis 2, Bowling Ig Field Hockey Ig Volley- bfzll I, Soflboll If Junior Aclzicverrzmt. WILLIAM E. SMITH 107 Sherwood Ave., Roslindale Billie hopes to join the Navy soon . . . hunts and fishes in his spare time . . . lVe see him soon as a detective. haircuts on girlsll . . . as you can see by her lovely long hair . . . Her fine scholastic rgoord has reserved a place for hee in the N.H.S. Roslyn Clzrzpter, N.H.S. ' Page fifty-nine nan Rd., Roslind ffl , .ff s pet peeve isbblglgf K. .Kr 4 fwlgcf' 7,4 pf if soLAR1fl lff'4' ,fri I I .7 11, lv' 2 Lv 4 J C-I l mt PATRICIA S. SOUCARAS 113 Hewlett St., Rosliudale Patsy . . . What task has she not. tar-kled at R.H.S.'? . . . Sargent College will find her one of its ahlest and most enthusiastic students. Roslyn C'liaplr'r, N.II.S.g Year- bnuli Siu-tlj Ylfllllfl' Sltlll. Eflilm'-in-C'l11'f'f5 1'lI'l'Ill'll Club 123 Iiaslwllmll .35 Iiuzrliizg 52: Gulf I,' Baflniinlmz Ig Volley- ball 25 Suflball 3. FREDERICK J. STANTON 37 Che-slmrougli Rd.. IV. Rox. Fred, one of our biggest boys. is also one of the most. popular . . . He plays a good game of lnasehall and is tops in hockey, Hasrbrill 35 I1n1'l.'c'y 35 llaflrt. ANN M. SULLIVAN 76 Congreve St.. W. Roxbury Fi'ic-iully? . . . the fri:-udlif-st girl we know .... Xnn is one of our personality girls and enjoys pi'ac'ti1-ally every sport . . . It's off to Teacliers' Col- lege next year. Sfllllll' filnrznrzilg Frrvivli fllllb .fy lfnirlzing Jg Baflniintmi ,jg Brislcrllmll Ig lfivlnl IIoc'l:r'y Ig lvullvybrrll 2. DANIEL J. SULLIVAN 52 Hollywood Rd.. IV. Iloxlmry D. J.. with his keen sense of hiiuior, has well deserved the title of Mwittiest l1oy , . . His siuvere fi'if'nillim-ss will make him :i stu-tc-ss in any f'Iltlf'ilY0l'. 7ll'llHNt'l'Ii,lll, S urls 1I,t'fJHI'll'I'f Fw url: lu Ig If bating fllrlb Ig ll,'li'l'I I 1 .1 O EPH . S 'AN Joel main a ilf A711 is to go o musines r hiniself . . . but fi 'I it' -'oi'tlie:istr-rn . . He' lw weleoiiie addition 55 l eystonr- St '. IitlXlIlll'V thi 4 x ihi ilmilt m it -' 'V 'sx 'ly' spo's. lllvllllll 1lIINlfl'llPllll !,' T1'1l4'l.' ,ig .l.li'.f'. lkifltflNl'IlllIll1'l' Ig flllllfl lllll-l'I'l'. X. .- age s1'.rty 4 . ., X J 3 A at MEM.: t ' L sw. - fi ikgmt Wai aiu, aa A xv is!-s,. ,sg,2! ' Q? D fi L: 4nmwfe,,-litisgtfiii aft? N 1.4 . , Q95 . 34 s 'Q PAUL J. SULLIVAN 46 Bourne St., Jamaica Plain Sully . . . a little guy with a large sense of humor . . . and a ur-ver-ending supply of life savers . . . Have a buttei'-rum? RICHARD M. SULLIVAN 260 Hyde Park Ave., Roslindale Dielc had always been a favor- ite around .... He has a wonderful sense of humor and a personality to go with it. JOAN I. SWAFFORD 79 Hewlett Stu Roslindale Dynamite, let's go! . . . Swaffy . . . gets a kit-k out of life . . . Laugh and the whole class lauglis with you, says Joan. But you stay after school alone! Talllwr liusiness Slajjl Ig De?- butiug Club Ig Basketball .35 Bnirliug -ig Barlminton Ig Tvziriis :Eg Softball Q5 Field llm-key Ig Swimming. CHARLENE SWEENEY 316 Hyde Park Ave., J. Plain Niw here's a pretty made- iiioiselle who's on her toes! . . . Ballet is tops on her list . . . hut she may have to settle 13 r X-Vily technician. .1l!ll1 H' Aclzieiiement. EL A E .tQlEWEENEY 7 2 l I Hen St. . Roxbury Ci t an sv A .. that's Liz . . . :I 1 ardeit S rts fan, Liz loves fu cheer e home team . . . she plans to he a kindergarten te:u-lie . ff tlur-ky kids!! Taltler ' As. eiate Editor: Spanisli lux Ig Basketball Ig Bowling 3g Badminton Ig Volleyball 2. l K 0 pa f a Clk 47, L ll X' L Z , AJ J W wi MARJORIE J. SWEENEY 5 Fornwooil Rml.. W. Roxlniry lNI:i1'gic- . . . wli:1l ll riolfl . . . f-iijoys :ill spoils , . . ilI1fllllI'l' of Hossi0's Sl'1'l'i'llll'll'S . . . Nvxf ymii' sliv lioln-s Io ln- zitfviiililieg Boston Cla-i'ic':il. Sll'lllIlI?IIillg I5 1'hwf'1fwl1'1' 25 Hmz'1111g I,' 1gIl1lIll1ll1HlI I. DOROTHY M. TAUBE 59 Giwlvv ST.. XY. Roxlmllrj' Dolly. ai swfw-I gall witli iiiainy lilcf-ulilo ways . . . irits-mstf-el in Ruiulwow, ilzim-ing, liowliug . . . Dot plains to work in :i lmnk Quill go to liiisinr-ss sm-liool uiglits. 7'll111f'I' I5'f1.w'11ws.w Slufl Ig Howl- ing lj 1J,IlI1HlllIl11lll I,' l'n11r-y- 121111 lj Tl'lIIl1N Ig Sofl11r111 1. JANET P. TAYLOR 48 Glf-nfl wi' Ril.. Rosliuilzilv Jill 's fan' itg sports 'rv swim- ni' ' .1ng, lzis mll . . . O Vlio -s :i I1lIl'SIlN. iii , , .' ollglll If l 'lp in ic r- .' xi 1.11111 1 iiff 1'p1r'.wr'1l1- nlzw' 25 1ip1'c'.w'1i1- rliiiv I C1011 Illg I. ' 42' MARY P. THATCHER ., W. R r91l1ui'y f ilfli nlxs ix lull of pry' if rlli: ' 'zjs K :f . . lliliril :n ll2lIl1'f'I'lv. nlmo 1 1Yl'l'f'lllIIlLE vxwp llomv- lwssoiis , . . llo yflnillhui iw ll l'..I Slnitiiigr. swiiiiiiyiyigr. :mil soflyl Imll :nw lljwl-dY'flI'llf, 1 111. 1 f 1 1 f IM11 'A 1 1f.,,i1.s.f1,7' , 15 1s,1l,ifi'Ufl Siff- PRISCILLA NI. TIGHE 28 rlwyllllillf' Sl.. Hosliliflzilr- lr' :x gooal lillrsr- , . . lim' qiliritly r iimlilr- mxiiiiivi' will lu- :i sour:-ri of voliifoil to lll'l' 1i:ll1f'11Ts. 7'ivr1f.wf1'p! 1i'1pnr11'1' If F1'c'l11'1L 1'1111i ,ff 1141111 I. BARBARA A. TITUS 176 D1-nl Sl.. XY. Roxlmuiy l3:11'liio- , . . In-lu 1wl'soI1ifi0m,l . . . louis :ill zitlllvlivs :lull is fO1i1l ol' tliiiigs zirtistii- . . . liaitr-s liim-liiiooiii liuvs. tlioiigli . . . I1's I1lll'rl's tiuiiiiiiig for Bai'- lmiui :ills-1' sirzuliixitioii. Yr ffl-lmo1.' Niall I5 Ari f'1lI1I I, 7'f'w1,vlr'1'i',' lY1l111'lf17ll11 ff, filo- 12111111111 ,' liIIN1i'l'11JlI11 .35 Soff- 1m11 ,ig Twf11n'.v Kg lfII11IIll-Il1flIL I ' N Page .sz'.1'z'y-ozze JOSEPH J. VEY 21 Cuxxisimm Rml.. Roslimlzlle .luv IS :1 Yulllallmlc- plzlvvl' OD :my tu':1111 . . . lms won mzlny :1 ginnw for R.H.S .... :unbi- lmu . . . lo l,xr-4-01110 il big lmlglllu- lmsvlmll l'21lI'llCl'. lS'r1.wlJrrH ,ff llnr'f.'1'y J, All Sim' TI'IIIIl,' Iullflfllllll J. MARGUERITE L. VITELLO 5 livlnlm Ply, Ruslillclulf' Mzlrgl- lms lJl'lg2Qlllf'llf'll muny :1 mlull pc-1'iml l1fJl'l1S lu-ref :ll Hussic willx ll4'l' l'lll'l'l'j' julivs llllil wrmmlr-1'l'11l sz-nsv of llumol' . . . Nllll will lw :1 Slll'l'l'SS in any lil-lfl. lirlmlmg lllulw Ig Howling Ig Gulf I,' Sll'l-IIIIIIILIIH I. NATALIE M. VOZZELLA 536 Hynlv Park Avv.. Roslinrlulc NMR zu girl of many nlrmluls . . . il t1':1x'vllf-1' Slmll like to lw . . . Sl1v's also 0110 of llcmssivk most czlpnlmlc Sevre- l2ll'lflS. ylllfflpl' I3rz.w1'n1'xs Slflff It: Ilalifln Cllnh 2. lll q 'suv EILEEN M. WALSH 6 Pinedale Rd., Roslinrlule Eileen welcome :inywhere with her sweet :mtl eheerful manner . . . This will he at great :lid in her chosen career . . . nursing. J.R.C'. R6'1Il'l'NE'IIfllfi1'!' Ig A111- letie Rc'p1'e.se11lf1f1'1'e I,' Slvfln- ming I. CLAIRE WANDERS 45 Wenham St., Jziimiiezi Plain Wzinmly enjoys roller skating, iee skating, and tlameing . . . outside school she's in the C.Y.O .... her pet peeve . . . homelessons . . . after gllitlllil- tion . . . the navy or gens,-r:1l attire work. MARION E. WEBSTER 105 TVillow St., XY. Roxbury M' 'i n hopes to become il nurse . . . One of Rossie's lmest history pupils . . . This excel- lenee will be matched, we are sure. in the nursing career on which she has set her sights. ' -1 11011 Vinh 2g Buzeling lg Tennis Ig Bfzdnzinlon I. DOROTHY M. WEST 46 Halliday St.. Roslindzile Dottie's winning smile :mtl sweet personality will be il joy to some ofliee. us they have heen to us at Rossie. Bowling Ig Volleyball 1. JOANNE F. WHITE 50 VVyvern Roslindale .Ioz1nne's favorite pastime dur- ing her three years at Rossin has been roller-skating . . . Here's hoping everything rolls smoothly for her in her sec- retarial future, Bufwling Ig Golf 1. 'if . Liclllvl-f ef 1 'Y ij 1 ,X , x 1 'f - l JI A ,Q K tj L U4 X , JEROME J. lWILD 8 C:u'lfor1l Rml., .Iznniziiezi Plziin Jerry is one of the greutest kicls to know . . . It winner in marking friends ns well ans :L winner of metluls in lruek . . . Future: . . , brilliant business ezireer. Key 011111 3, S1'r'1'1'tr11'yj Fl'I'Vll'll, flluhj 7ll'Ill'l.' 135 Fzmllmll 3g 7lI'flIlN!'l'I.lJf Ifl'fIfll'fl'I' If A111- Ifflif' IEIIIIIY'Nfllfllllilll' l,' Hase- hull Ig IIr1c'1r1'y ,Zg C'r11lc'f f i11l1'1'1 1'. JOAN WILSON 47 Regent Stu Roxbury Jonn's speeixilly is roller skati- ing, :it whieh she is :in expert, . . . We lieur she is ai good c-ook. too . . . Seeretziriail work is her umlwition. JOAN NI. WOOD AN 485 Hyde -1 - xi x'ew. liudnle Tl 1-bi 1 it ll t f ii X ml iQ n' 'elr Xl- oo -1 1 fffoi Joa . . . . nyone entre to dzmee? . . . i will he her favorite r :vi n after ax clziy's seeretziriwl 'rk. 11111111111 Club MIRIAM R. WYAND 50 Certlxin Ave., Roslintlzilc Wonmlerful Mimi . . . always doing something for someone . . . plans to tour Europe this summer, returning in the full to stumly ut State Teziehers Col- lege , . . Bon Voyage, Mimi! View IAITNI-Ill'IIf, 1S1'l11'11r Clrrssg I'r'1l1'lJn11l.' SMU, I-1ssr1c'l'1lfU E11- 1ft111',' S,m111is11 fllnh .Zg Debut- ing P11111 :ig Art Club :2,' li1111'Ii11g 25 Bflllllltlllillll. Ig SIIIIIIIVZ Gross Dnziis f1ll'!llAl1 lj TIIHIVI' 1i'1'p1'1'.s1'11l11!iw' 25 Sllflllllll ,Eg T1'r111i.s J. PATRICIA M. ZAPFF 26 Roeklzmrl St., W. Roxbury l':1t is quiet und sincere . . . spentls most, of her spaire time working :ut .lorclun Marsh . . . 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Think of your first day here when yoII had trouble finding even the assembly hall, where you finally saw a few familiar faces from junior high school-and of the real beginning when Mr. Kaner got up and read your names in alphabetical order and the numbers of your homerooms. HOW bravely your homeroom teacher tried to explain to you the mass of symbols on your program card, especially. that one X is gym bI1t one X and the word 'gym means military drill. The rest of the day was spent getting acquainted-with utter confusion. There were light spots in that first dark year, such as the excellent Roslyn Play, The Wed- ding, starring our own HPIIIEN HERBIANN. There were three dances that year. One, the football hop, was fair, if you overlook the fact that the boys all stuck to the wall! Having had plenty of time to ponder their mistake and take dance-lessons in girls' kitchens, they were Inuch improved at the Valentine Dance in February and at the dance for the benefit of the Cerebral Palsy Fund in May, which was a booming success. There are many other memories too, some clearer than others, such as the dissection in biology of those frogs, vintage 1942. The French Club was active, as proved by Rl.-'ARIE GALvIN's excellent singing of some French songs. The Radio Workshop had a good year and so did the children in the local hospitals, receiving 325 dolls from the girls of R.H.S. Our ster- ling athletes got a Hnancial boost from the showing of a Hlm in the hall, the proceeds of which went into the athletic fund. The receivers of the Samuel Gross Davis awards that year were MARTIN BR.-XDBKRY. PAI'L REILLY, HELEN HERNIANN, and DOROTHY ALRER. And, as usual, the inevitable Prize Drill was rained into the gym. Junior year brought with it the usual problems and the hard-won joys. VVe very much missed hllss IDONAHOIC and Miss SIiLLIvAN, who, during our second year, conscientously devoted their energies and their bank accounts to study and travel. Replacing them were MR. CONROY, and MRS. ROWELL. That same year MR. WILLIAM O'CoxNoR left to become Vocational Guidance Counsellor at Roxbury Memorial for Boys. His loss was eased by MR. t'HARLEs IiANER'S return from Jamaica Plain High to serve as head of Roslindale's Business Department. The 1953 Christmas Assembly was, as usual, capably handled, and heartily enjoyed by all. Have you ever wondered how Miss REID, Miss IQANE, Miss NVHELAN. and Miss STAVRINOS do it? lVell, here we were in January . . . right in the middle of the eighth annual induction of the Roslyn Chapter of the National Honor Society. Vtle watched with great pride as the following 19 1118111- bers of our class received their pins: RIIRIAM AFrsA, CAROL BADER, VITA BARRY, SHIRLEY BRAUNEIS, STEPHEN BRENXER, THoMAs CAVANAYGH, DIAN DINAPOLI. RIALTREEN DRISCOLL, NANCY EDENBORG, JOAN LANDRY, DAPIINE LILAKOS, RIARIE PAQLTET, SANDRA PETERSON, PAI'L REILLY, VERNA SHAHEEN, GERALD- INE SILVICSTRI, CAROL SOLARI, PATRICIA SOI'cARAs and JEAN VAN LEEL'wEN. In April the Roslyn Chapter presented a film entitled UI Beheld His Glory . NVe Inight add the society collected many pesos for its scholarship fund. JEwEL SBIPIR.-HIFI, for the second year, won the Carruther's reading prize, and THOMAS CAVAN- AI'rsH was the worthy recipient of the Harvard Book Award, given annually to the outstandingjunior boy. YI-IRNA SHAHI-.EN, RIIRIAM MYYAND, THOMAS CAvAxAI'oH, and RALPH GARLICK were the winners of the Samuel Gross Davis Award of S510 for courtesy and good Inanners. Our harried lunchroom aides, who each day honestly earned their hot lunches, included JEAN ANDERSON. DOROTHY ALKER, REGINA CLARK, RlARY AD.-ms, CECILE AI'cLAIR, LORRAINE HOIRIHAN. RITA FEIL, and JOAN CAMERON. The year came to a close with history-Inaking elections for class officers. For weeks before the momentous occasion attractive and original posters adorned the cold brick walls of the corridors and hung from the even colder ceiling of the lunchroom. Well, election day finally arrived, and We waited with bated breath and chewed fingernails till the results were announced. We found our new class officers to be JAMEs LARKIN, president, RIIRIAM AVYAND, vice-president, CAROL HOLMES, secretary: and NANCY ICDENBORG, treasurer. Returning to Roslindale High as real old seniors, we found that a wide gap had been made in the teaching ranks by the death of MR. FREDERICK MI'RRAY. His place was filled by MR. WALSH, who unfortunately fell ill after 2 months. His position was taken for a while by MR. ALLEN. We Wel- comed MR. fiR.-XSS!! as the first graduate of R.H.S. to return as a permanent member of the faculty. Another change was the arrival of Mas. RIANNIX, who replaced MR. FRANCIS OJBRIEN, who had left us for an appointment as head of the business department at South Boston High. In September We saw our mighty journal, the Tfztfler. under PATRICIA SOI'eARAs, get down to business. And with HELEN HERMANN cracking the whip as chairman, the Transcript Staff filled their fountain pens at the Post Uttice and started to work. The newly-elected senior councillors, under the supervision of Miss IQICLLEY and Miss RI-LILLY, started assisting the class officers. As time catches up with us and the memories become clearer, you probably will remember the day when we discovered Whether or not we could read. That traditional Achievement Test is thought of kindly by the student body, not because it meant a chance to show our stuff, but because of the 10:30 dismissal, for us, that is! Our beloved instructors had to stay the rest of the day to mark our pitiful efforts. Before we knew it, the football team was at Healy Field practicing for the coming battles. While not victorious in all their games, they were spurred on by the enlivening support of our cheer- leaders under the able leadership of NANCY CLEARY. Many of the Rosiettes were seen in the plate glass schoolroom of Filene's window during Na- tional Education Week, and shortly after this JosRP1e1 DoLLi:v was elected to the General Court to replace MR. OlLOI'GHLIN on Good Government Day, March 11. During the Christmas season we welcomed into our hall the Bell Telephone Co. These good people, in a frantic effort to save them- selves many dimes, and us many wrong numbers, tried to teach us the difference between the letter O and the number zero. In keeping with the annual tradition at Rl-IJS., the girls distributed through the Red Cross a total of 300 dolls and with the help of Miss GORDON sent many gifts to the Children's Hospital. We also enjoyed an inspired Christmas Assembly. Congratulations were in order for our Track Team which did exceptionally well, winning the dis- trict championship for the 2nd time in the history of the school. And who can forge-t the state of near hysteria as our action packed hoopsters bounced to the semi-finals at the Boston Gardens. You remember also the Friday line-up to see Miss CASEY, and the Tuesday and Wednesday meetings with MR. TAYLOR for advice on thc future, which suddenly looms so very close. This year's Roslyn Chapter Inducition Exercises on January 27 ushered in 3 new senior members: CAROL Bi-3RNARno, DIANA BISTANY, and NANCY IXIORRIS. The iuonth of March was spent in getting ready for the Prom. It was held on the 18th of April in '55 and all of us here are still alive and can remember the sparkling affair held at the Dorothy Quincy Suite of the John Hancock building. Incidently Paul Revere never did show up, did he? But who caresg we were there. IVell, now that we have spent the month of May recovering from the Prom, we finally arrive 'here at Class Day-a day of recollection and, we hope, a happy one. The prospect of graduation fills us with gratefulness for the past. Then, too, we feel an odd mixture of trepidation and courage for the future, which is drawing nearer and nearer. Also drawing near is the conclusion of this docu- ment, THR Hisroiiv or THR CLAss OF '55. CAROL BERNARDO BRUCE McNEILL VITA BARRY GZQMWJZZ... We, the class of 1955, being of sound body and half a mind, do hereby bequeath all our posses- sions tlarge, small, and-mediuml to the following victims and heirs of this institution of learning, from which we have miraculously received our key to freedom,-but how we have done so is still a mystery to us land always will bell. To OUR HEADNIASTER we leave the gentle reminder that this was his Uyear -to smile and now he can! OUR ALMA AIATER we leave our memories. OUR FACULTY we leave enough shares .of stock in the Wrigley Gum Corporation to corner the market and send the prices skyrocketing!! tTl11S could be rough on the consumer.l To OUR SPONSORS, Miss IXELLEY and Miss RI-JILLY, we leave a hearty thank you. To OcR COACHES--AIR. WIKRPHY, MR. IXIORAN, and MR. R1-:vNoLns-we leave a recording of 'tMr. Sandman, Bring Me a Team! To MR. BIIDMAN, we leave progressive students, this, we feel, will assure him of a full art program. To MR. LANDRIGAN we leave a new 1'ccord1ng of Macbeth , starring George Gobel and Imogene Coca. To Miss GRANDFIELD we leave a pupil who can draw a complete circle without removing his fingers from the string. To Miss IIAMROCK we leave a yearbook with no write-ups-just the cover, the pictures, and their identifications-plus a fll11C clock to punch out at five, as usual. To Miss ToLAN1i we leave a leather-bound volume of Conan Doyle's The Red-Headed League , donated bv a certain famous jurist, De Judge St'LL1vAN. To Miss REID we leave TIME, and we don't mean the magazine. To MR. IQANER we leave a quiet, orderly lunchroom, through which will filter an occasional chorus of 'LOOP SHOOPW To Miss BIACLEOIJ we leave an inexlizuistible supply of erasers. To MRs. BIANNIX we leave a Sympathy Sid Album. To MR. HARTIGAN we leave a supply of non-losable, non-breakable. locker keys. To Miss GLTINRY we leave a class who can control themselves until their hands are answered. To Miss HARRINKRTON we leave a Liberace rendition of Mozart's Requiem , for he has the candles. To Miss COGAN we leave a pair of argyle kneesocks tall colorsl to match her new skirt. To To To Miss ITANE we leave a thousand-meniber French Club, each member having a generous mother who can cook. To Miss STAVRINUS we leave a reversible button saying 'fGive to the Red Cross on one side and I Like Ike on the other. To MIss XVHELAN we leave a book of chances on an airplane, since she has done so well in the auto- mobile field. To MIss CONNOR we leave a Spike Jones recording of Hail, Hail, the Gangs All Here from the French 5 class. JOANNE POWER leaves her paintbrush, but we are sure that she would rather leave her brother. NANCY AIORRIS leaves her piano and violin, and the Glee Club and the orchestra destitute. GEORGE The Rock BARRY leaves this coveted advice for all young, aspiring hockey players: To be a good hockey player one must have a hockey stick. ALICE PowERs leaves on a souped-up pogo stick to rush home and feed her collection of canine pets. PATRICIA RIACXYARISH leaves on the dot of 2:30. JOHN COLEMAN leaves with BERNAZZANI. HERBERT SAKRISON leaves to consult with MR. GLEASON about one of his pet tropical fish, which has a severe case of hardening of the arteries. BIAHIE GALVIN leaves with a high note that shatters the windows in the auditorium plus the ear- drums of the spectators. What a beautiful way to die! HELEN HPIRBITANN leaves in her bare feet, eating an apple for breakfast. JACK MAIIONEY leaves his crew cut. Ever see him talk without moving his hands? ICILEEN COPPINILER leaves an unfortunate junior the position of Chief Door Closer for Miss GUINEY. RALPH COPPOLA and ERNIE DIETTRICH leave for their new job in Carnegie Hall, showing the same Academy Award cinemas that we have all viewed in the sub-basement. CAROL SOLARI leaves her pierced ears. fWhy do they do it?J RosENIARY IiILDl'1 I leaves to do a broadcast of her popular program Rendez-vous with Rosemary. VINCENT BIARINO leaves his total count of the bricks in the school chimney. JOAN LANDRY leaves with a 3500 scholarship, a drop in the bucket to what she Will get when the local colleges wake up. PAT SOI'eARAs leaves her all-round ability in athletics. RICHARD LUND leaves to give Liberaee a run for his money. Already the ladies are swooning. CAROLE LAPLANTIC leaves . . . quietly, not saying a word to a soul. JAAIEs L.-XRKIN leaves, having been voted as Udoing the most for R.H.S., the football -team, the Senior Council, 12 days for Christmas, peace and quiet. RITA COLLAZO and NANOY BLEILER, the interior decorators of 102, leave their lovely paintings on the windows. ITOTTY TAVBE leaves her list of admirers. DIAN DINAPOLI leaves a bouquet of forget-me-nots. fiEORtiI'1 Fox leaves his book Hou' fo Dress Properly for School or I Was a Spy for Robert Hall. JANET TAYLOR leaves her sneakers to a lucky sophmore. But heed this warning: they are size 14. GERALDINE LOFIIREN breathes a sigh of relief as she leaves her brother Peter in the competent clutches of Miss DALY. ROBERTA IJICKEY leaves with a satisfied smile on her face after having been elected Miss Aspirin Consumer of 19557 Al.-XRIANNIAZ LI'cY leaves for Mobile, Alabama! WVhere's that!! RIARTIN Marlon BRAIIRLRY leaves, racing through the corridors on his motorcycle. CAROL flULMES leaves, writing the last chapter of her book entitled And Away We Go. JOAN AYILSON leaves her skating ability and also her invention for novice skaters, a third skate to be attached on a strategic spot on the anatomy. PAI'L IJRICSSI-ZR leaves his brilliant and lengthy history explanations, and they aren't bad either. JOYeE N1X'l'AI.PZ leaves her pet peeve expressed in these words: There should 'be three lines at the l11Il1'll counter. one for the boys, one for the girls, and one for JOYCE NATALE.,, CAIROI. Dmoek leaves, singing a hearty refrain of I Believe. PAVI. NORTON leaves his lovenotes, for publication in the sunnner edition of the Roslindale Scandal Sheet. SANDRA PICT1-JRSUN leaves her brains to the R.H.S. Science Department s-o that they may Work on a way to mass-produce them for the benefit of next year's classes. RICGINA CLARK leaves MR. HAR'FltS.AN a -book of first names. JOIIN BURKE leaves an autographed scrapbook of campaign posters, plus a recordin-g of his hit tune Twelve Days of filll'lS'JL1113.S.H t'ORxI-:LIA tlwI:Ns leaves a ruler for MR. PIekE'I'T to replace the one she surreptitiously swiped. VITA BARRY leaves her Transcript notes to the Public Library for wallpapering the periodical 1'OO1T1. BRI'eE iXlt'Nl4IlIIII leaves his miniature camera for a future photographer to catch people off guard. JOAN SXVAFIVORIJ leaves a goldfish to a daring sport. BARBARA TI'I'I's and ANN SULLIVAN leave for Las Vegas, having perfected in science class a new system for winning at the sporting game of cards. SARA MeNEEsE leaves her history outlines to be raffied off to the clamoring sophomores later. KENNETH HARNEX' leaves a stock of Inedical supplies complete with rubbing alcohol, Sloan's liniment, crutches, plaster cast, and band-aids. CAROLE BERNARDO leaves her wardrobe to be divided among the envious female counterpart of the Faculty. THOMAS IXIEALY leaves the lunchroom staff wondering where all their precious Hoodsie spoons went. PAT BIACIDERMOTT leaves, making an awful noise saying, Come on, Nancy. IMIARIE NATALE leaves with a newly purchased pair of cast iron shoelaees which cannot be removed from her shoes, because the old pairs seemed always to disappear before her gym classes started. RICHARD CRANsHAW leaves complete with shotgun and bean blower for the great outdoors, answering the 'fCall of the Wild. Moose or deer? IXIARIE PAQUET leaves French 4 floored by her demonstration of a pas de chat, entrechat, arabesque, and pirouctte, which leaves as with a coup de grace. CAROLE PFEIFFER leaves with a hearty Hy-ooo Silver? as she gallops off on her trusty stallion. HLIGH HYNEs leaves shouting Semper Fidelis , which translated means, What have I got this uni- form on for? I should be home in bedf' IDAVVN-BIARIE IXICNEIL leaves her typewriter, although we don't see how she can bear to. CHARLENE SVVEENEY leaves a pair of ballet slippers, her beautiful, long, auburn, hair, and her recently published pamphlet entitled H101 Different NVays to Go from 325 to Room llf' HARRY BURNS leaves to this tune: Murphy had a little boy, Harry says he's gone for good, His name was Harry Burns. But Murph hopes he returns. GERALDINE TWITCHELL leaves the painting with which she won the Rossie Art Contest. The prize? An all-expense-paid trip to Soutfh Boston. JEWEL SMERAGE leaves to buy a baby grand piano for her pocket book so she can play spot requests. RICHARD t'Bennett DONAHUE leaves, wondering Why in heaven's name Hollywood has not snatched him up as yet, but while he is waiting, he goes on writing his famous book t'The Magnificent Complexion or Care of the Skin with Brillo . Now, as we leave, slowly walking down the marbled corridors, through the six sets of doors, under the supervision of the familiar teachers, we suddenly realize that our life at Roslindale High is about to end and a tear be-dims our loving eyes, as it were, but not to the extent that we fail to see the front door through which, having thus disposed of our Estate, we shall leave . . . alas too soon . . . WHAT ARE WE SAYING!! JOAN COULLAHAN MIRIAM WYAND JOHN MAHONEY Glaaap 'WVe would have you join us at a little gathering after the Commencement Exercises at the Uni- versity of Advanced Learning in a very advanced year, to hear the accounts, and perhaps some of the gossip, of the Commencement Week, as reported to me, J. G. COLPITTS, the president of the Uni- versity, of course. These reports will be made by three of my colleagues, whom I am now most pleased to present to you:-The Dean of Women-Miss PATRICIA SoL'eARAs, The Dean of Men-Mr. THOMAS CAvANAI'oH, and The Dean of our Dramatic School-Miss IIELEN tWhere are your shoes?J HERNIANN. Come, friends, be seated. Miss S., What's new? Well, I think it's just a shame t-hat Professors GARLICK and IXICINEESE would not stop their rivalry in the History Department long enough to go to Commencement. Prof. LIZ SWEENEY dropped Modern Languages to join Prof. ELAINE BENSON of Ancient Languages, and they went. Of course, the Dean of Discipline, CAROL BAUER, could have handled the situation, in a way, but she was busy helping ARLINE CAMPBELL, the Drill Instructor, give the Band a workout. BETTY DONAHUE of the Pep Squad and RONA AVALLONE of the Physical Education Department were on hand to revive any Band members who fainted by the wayside. I hear tell that there was quite a casualty list- players like ROBERT AHEARN, RICHARD BRENNAN, DUNALIJ IIAVANAVGH, and GEORGE Fox collapsed completely. Seine of the Inore serious cases have been sent to the Inhrmary. There are those who say that their condition was made worse by the ambulance driver, ROBERT IQEENAN, but have no fear. All are under the care of our excellent staff. CAROL DINIOLTK, JOAN COULLAHAN, NANCY GAVIN, and PRIsC1LLA T1uHE. The most difficult patient is requiring 24-hour duty from special nurses, IXIARGARET ANDERSON and JOAN CAMERON. He is our Publicity Man, IEENNETH HARNEY, who unfor- tunately got in the way of the bass drum player, ROBERT IJATI-IO, and sustained another broken bone, the mandiblc tflower jaw, to youl. Now he's using sign language and smoke signals to demand the services of bone specialist, DR. STEPHEN BRENNER. You knew, of course, that the doctor went to the Ineeting of the American Medical Association to hear that famous bio-chemist JOAN LANDRY read her paper on The Medical Uses of Cryptogamous Plants. Brilliant! I suppose you knew, too, that JOAN flew all the way from the NANCY IXIORRIS Missions in Africa to attend this Ineeting. Returning on the plane with her were some well-known world travellers, such as VINCENT Bl.-XRINO, who has been abroad getting Inaterial for his new fall line called Styles of the Sahara Shit-ks. There is plenty to keep his head designer, NANCY CLEARY, busy. Also on the plane were BIARY ADAMS and NIN1 iX Zizzo, those expert representatives of the LILLIAN CAsHMAN A-Z Travel Service. LIL is coining cash in that business, she even has her own agents at strategic points. For example, GERALDINE TWITCHELL is in charge of the London office, DoT TAI'BE bosses the Bermuda branch, and once a week HERB SAKRISON stops fishing long enough to show up at the office at Gander Newfoundland. lt was rumored that all was not well on the flight from Africa, because the co-pilot, PAUL Skippy CAMIVANA, had skipped putting in enough gas. It seems he had been winking over his shoulder again, this time at the two careful hostesses on duty, DORIS COLEBOURNE and l.hIARY ANN HLETHER. Panic was averted by -the careful work of air-Inechanic, RUNCI, and the re-assuring presence of the head hostess JOANNE PowER, so that by the time the plane reached New York, LIL7S receptionist there, GERTRVDE MI'LLEN, found everyone Inost comfortable. Some of the ladies, feeling a bit frazzled, stopped to have their hair done at FAITH FINN,S Salon, where BIARY TIIATCHER is the Hair Stylist and JI.'D1TH SLACK is the head operator. Much restored, the gals went on to the A.M.A. Meeting, which was presided over by that new light in the medical field, DR. GRAt'l4I DIBELLIs. She revealed that .JANET and BEVERLY SMITH have had complete success with their new cough drop, thus upsetting the plans of their rivals in the field, GORDON and WILLIAM SMITH. However, any injured feelings were soothed by -the excellent refreslnnents prepared by the PAT ZIRILLI Catering Service. A complete record of the proceedings was kept by the secretary for the association, BARBARA MAeNI'soN, and her staff members, CECILE AI'eLAIR, SHIRLEY BRAI'NIs, and RITA FEILQ but what they don't know is what happened to some poor souls on their way home. I heard that some delegates chose to return by car, and on the way encountered JOHN ITARAFOTIAS, newest jet-propelled hot rod being piloted by JACK BJAHONEY, who bombed everyone else oli the road. PECI ITELLEY, JOAN LANG, and ELIZABETH GENTILE are going to sue, even though ear-shy BRUCE BICNEILL zoomed in hot pursuit in his newest foreign job 'The Flying W'oInbat.' Big JOHN COLEMAN of the F.B.l. is working oII the case, but he is being held up because JOE CATALDO of the local police is still at home, for some reason. The girls say they'll wait till they get here to bring the case to court because ITARAFOTIAS used our labs to invent his Inachine. Say, Pres. do you suppose they'll sue IIs.'! Uh Heavens, NO! l'll have to call the university detective, R. B. DONAHUE, to investigate for facts. I simply cannot go through another court case. You know perfectly well the dreadful time we had on the case of JoHN Crsick and JOHN PowER. Mr. C. was accused of stealing . . . STRAWSl He took four, instead of twog and if that wasn't bad enough, his confederate, POWER stole . . . WOODEN SPOONS! Their defense attorneys BENNINIIHOE, BEcRs'rRoM, and BERNAZZINI are now grey old men, worn to the nub in their efforts to convince the Judge, BIIRIAM AFFSA. Things were not helped by the plaintiff, MR. WILLIAM BRADY, who kept misplacing his glasses, and so could not see very well, but his counsel, ERNEs'r BIESSINA, is to be praised for his skillful questioning of the witnesses to the case, ALKER, AxDERsoN, HARDY and HOURIHAN fDOROTHY, JANE, BI-:TTY and LoRRAINE.l lt was interesting to note that the questioning was studied daily by a famous visiting member of the bar, DANIEL J. SULLIVAN, and also, of course, by the members of the jury, led by that Queen of Quandary, TXIARION XVEBSTER, who, as Forewoman, gave the clear-cut verdict, 'Ah . . . well . . . uh . . . hmmm . . . now let's see. Guilty-not guilty?!' In all this, she was assisted by DoRoTHY RI l'LEDl2E, l'1lLAINE HowE, and BEVERLY SHRLHAN, who, among others, were on the jury. A full account of this case, written by those superb rfortune with his new 'guided missile' basketbal l. He's still not sure whether to call it 'Falcon Jrfpraetice for the hurdles! Now, there is a fine paper, run by the ever-quiet and efficient VITA BARRY, who has built up a good staff. BARBARA UCHS, whose 1llOllO is 'Hear all, Print all, Say nothing!', gets daily items from such news hounds as ITATIIICRINE IQENNEDY and CAROL LA PLANTE, and no paper has a finer fashion editor than our CAROL BERNARDO. The heavy, detailed office work is always well handled 'by the Four tus-fl0LI.INS, CoNNoRs, CORSO, and Cox fCA'1'H., BIARY, 'ToN1, and JUDYJ -while CAROLE lJUYLl5 and l'lLlZ XBICTH F.-XIRWEATHER set up the editions. Each edition is a masterpiece of printing. How could it be otherwise with DAWN AICNEIL and CAROLE PEEIFI-'ER merrily typing away on the niamnioth linotype machines. How those girls love their work! They tell me there is a nice, quiet fellow who strolls in about once a month, whispers that he'd like to do the 1HOSb he could to help, smiles shyly, and strolls out. They think his name is LARKIN and that he's connected with sports, but I Inust confess I don't know, for I don't get. Inuch of a chance to follow the Sports news in our Press, What's new there, CAv.. f Plenty, Pres. ln honor of Commencement lVeek, we have had a big time at the Oatmeal Bowl. There was a colossal struggle when Coach ToM-The Mighty lhll.ll'1l1Lll'-BJCQUEENEY and his team the flotliam Goats met. the Valiant Varmints coached by JOE-Volcano-VEY. All this was ar- ranged by the National Head of Rotary and our Athletic Manager, HUGH HYNEs. He and JERRY 7 H WILD set up a whole series of games with the conference teams through their chairmen, JOSEPH SI'I.LIvAN and RAY RINN. p Things have really been popping in the Basket tBowl.' Coach BI'cKY CARLEZON is making a fortune with his new guided missileu basket ball. Hes still not sure whether to call it Falcon Jr.' or 'The Teaser , because it can go around the top of a basket five times before it goes through. Mc1iARRAII. ihlCLA1'1i1-ILIN, and SOHNIIDT are marketing BI'cR's ball throughout the country. GERRY BALL, the Ad-man, and his chief promoter, BREMS, have devised a nice bit of sales promotion for the boys. If the ball circles the basket only once, they get 351, twice-32, and so on. The more it teases, the more it pays, and it must be making money for us because I hear Treasurer NANCX' EDEN- BOR11 counting money like mad. I suppose you missed the writeup on the XVooden Bowl, our new indoor Track. Wonderful thing . . . no swinging doors, no nice soft stone fioors or brick walls, no jay-walkers who, with curious stares, so admire our nifty grey track suits or our super-nifty physiques. It makes no difference to us how we look, because we are still right up there on top with such stars as SECORD, BRENNAN, and FINNERAN, and I try to keep in trim by leaping away from all paper work whenever I can. Excellent practice for the hurdles. In the Base 'Bowl' things have really hummed. Everyone knows, of course, that JOE LDITTO, DOLLEY has done it again as a 20-game winner, and that he continues to mow down the opposition in the tradition of Bob Lemon. DICIQ CRANsHAW and ERNIE DIETTRICII have long since replaced Mel Allen and Curt Gowdy. t'Therc's an idea, Pres.l No need to read any more-hasn't been for years. Simply by listen- ing to CRANSHAXV and DIETTRICTH. you could keep up with the Sports, as you should, because the income from the Bowls is essential to the University. W'e can't make anywhere near as much money on a play. Do you think so, Dean HERNIANNW' You and your Bowls! You don't know the half of it. Have you heard what happened at the Club Finger Bowl after Commencement? Our show was a smash hit, thanks to the brilliant direction of fiEOR11E AJOCNH, and his music assistants, JEVVEL HNIERAQIE, PAUL REILLY, and ROBERT LAHAISE, and to that terrific combo, NORNIA CIAVATTONE, ELAINE CHIsHoLN1, VIRGINIA BARRY, and CHARLOTTE HowARD. Did you see all our ex-students in the audience? There was a delegation from Boston, and while I was peeking through that hole in the curtain, I recognized BIARILYN DONAHLTE, CTENEVIEVE DONNELLY, IXTARIE Down, IXTYRNA EASA. JANET E11.'H'WALD, ANNE FOSTER, and PADDI GENZ. They all carrie backstage and were raving about the beautiful costumes that our wonderful wardrobe mistress, ANNE LONIBARD, made for the usherettes, DOROTHY 1JlHE.ARN, CAROL AXT, ANN BRODERICK. NANCY CoLfLoI'RIs, and JANICE HIICLHES. They really looked lovelyl 'AM-'T' After our show, the Club put on its own marvelous floor show. The new skating team of BAR- BARA ADER and JOANNE WHITE are really going places. The corps de ballet was greatly assisted by the inspired dancing of JOAN GENDREAU, PAT BIACYARISH, WIARIE PAQKET, and ROBERTA DIOKIE. H-JAMES HOOLEH', LEN ITELLEY, DONALD BICAVLEY and JOHN IXIEADE brought the house down with their barbershop rendition of 'Light the Lamp in the Window, Mother. I'm Coming Home To- nightl' This was followed by some music from the distaff side. DIAN DINAPOLI and MARIE GALVIN sang several duets which were followed by some lovely German songs by TXIAIA ITALNINS. JOAN BRYAN and JOYCE CANIERLENOO sang tFriendship', to the great pleasure of some visiting celebrities, including JOAN PETERSON, the well-known beauty contest winner, ANNE SULLIVAN, international ambassadress of goodwill, and BIIRIAM AVYAND, who had just returned from her third trip around the world. As we left we could hear the happy, carefree, and I fear possibly bibulous singing of tShoW Me the W'ay to Go Home,' and high time too, for it was dawn, the commencement of the last day of our Commencement Week. Rather an Odd word, don't you think so, Pres? Yes, and a nice one, too, for such times as these especially. For they are not 'Ends' at all, are they? We, who have seen so many, know that they are indeed Commencements, leading to Futures no one can properly Prophesy, because it- is up to each one to make his own Way, as so many have done so well before him. Well, Friends . . . There . . . You . . . Are! And Here We All Go! JOHN COLPITTS TOM CAVANAUGH HELEN HERMANN PAT SOUCARAS Avllll' funk on the next Illflgf' mul sec trim! these gl'E'llf people fuufflwflffr'l'NfI1e'f'll 1'?5 years nga: 11.5 M. Adamsg 12.5 B. Aderg 13.5 C. Auclairg 14.5 S. Brennerg 15.5 J. Burke: 16.5 J. Camerlengog 17.5 A. Campbellg 18.5 C, Camp.. hellg 19.5 L. Cashman: 110.5 N. Ciavattoneg 111.5 C. 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