Roxbury Memorial High School for Girls - Laurel Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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P ARLENE LOUISE BAILPEY Ilene , 1176 Tremont Street, Rox NiIf'm'e is yo Clubs: Oleeg Athl tic W, rx ! LOUISE J. BRADSHAW I Lou ' 27 Sarsfield Street, Roxbury It'x Il friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Power Machine Operator .M ,ar p Wy ELISSA GIACOBBI Sis 103 Montieello Avenue, Dorchester Gentle and loir, her xireetness Comes to meet us. Activities: Class Night Usher. Women's Air Force RITA ROBERTSON 110 Winthrop Street, Roxbury A witty womfm ix a treasure. Clubs: Athletic Association. Telephone Operator NW ilu '+I' ff b H A if 1:8 ICEWVING iw lg,S5l1Zeet, ox li ,QW 'Q ,nf-e . el n wh' 1 flrea t i fa oz e sefesf' cti i es: Sc a p Pl Com- Q sz Tri c Lat1n:A 1 etic Asso- ciation Teacher CHARLOTTE WALDEN 2 Hazelwood Street, Roxbury Her heart is as warm as the sun- shine. Telephone Operator linainfain ib Jfanclarcbf, , , , , . . i ,Q 3 'X ' v x 3 g C gi 5 i S? 2 it 5 22. 2 fl i if . , 5 51 3 4 . Q' 21 ve 'N

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si 'Si LUCY WILLIAMS Little Lucy 45 Vernon Street, Roxbury Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. Clubs: Athletic Association: Ser- vice. Comptometer Operator MILDRED WILLIAMS Millie 206 Townsend Street, Roxbury Helpful and wise, and eager to be- friend all. Honors: Merits 3. Activities: Graduation Usher: Lau- rel: Enterprise: Backstage Crew. Clubs: Athletic Association. Legal Secretary FRANCES G. WOLCOVICH Franny 74 Intervale Street, Roxbury With a mind of her own, Honors: Honors 3: Merits 2. Executive Secretary fo Olll' Jckoof m ffkaff. . ,ff SYLVIA ZIMMERMAN 385 Warren Street, Roxbury A helpful. kindly girl is she. Clubs: Traffic: French: Latin: Travel, Vice-President: Athletic Association: Music Appreciation: Service. High School Teacher 32 ck Str , bury V 't . ura- . on . these irl- Nbo1e?Qsu9tmc ci birthriqht if ' I fi onor MI o 2, 3. Activ e 'governing Cou ' : En- t pris Editor-in-Chi : Class Nigmlyxprid aduatii sher. Club Frerm AiC mcer: n. P Succfylul He ew Teacher 01 CAROLE ZWIRN 13 Dixwell Street, Roxbury To love the beautiful. to desire the good, to do the best. Activities: Scholarship Play Com- mittee. ' Clubs: Dramateens: French: Travel. Nurse I nm 1 i, tts.

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Cfarfcf poem When the century was young and our country was at war, Six bra.i'e men, at Duty's call, left their native shore. Gloriously did they fight the foe on land and o'er the tide Until one day, O fateful day, heroic in battle they died. At horne the people wondered what tribute they could pay, What way to show their gratitude, what gracious words to say- It was a fitting honor for those who loved youth well To call the school in which they taught henceforth Mem0rial. And now the door of life to us is open wide. Inspired by Memorial ever to be our guide, We walk in steady confidence, our ga-zes keen and bright, ML laoefo For now at last, with childhood past, our goals are clear in sight XDA Si HW AR Fl SHIRLEY MAYMAN