St John High School - Aquila Yearbook (Concord, NH)

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IPAGE zsj AQUILA .W 1 RICHARD JOSFPI-I HORAN lDICK I ootb1ll 3 Dr1m1t1cs Barsketball 2 3 S1gn1 cr1 B1seb1ll 2 3 Choral Manager 1 Yen' Book Qtaflf A cheer ul lempcr prezly ll e the Jann And all vapors dztperye lve orc xt A formldable Glbraltar RlCl1Z-lrd rema1ns steadfast 111 all that he attempts He shows remarkable talent 111 the laboratory for chem1stry 1s h1s chosen Held Wl1e11ever the subject of Nlanchester 19 brought up D1ck IS qu1ck to jump to the defense of h1s nat1ve Clly He 1s cons1dered by h1s classmates as a man s man and to the class of 1940 he w1ll always remam just D1ck everyones fr1end ANNA MARY KARWOCKI ANNIF Basketball 3 4 Dr1rnat1es f horal Clul 4 Glrls Arhleucs I ug,l7ter 1 the mn nflvlclv driver nfmter rom tlve lmmau re Fr1ends behold our Pol1sh lass' l-la1l1ng from St oseph s H1gh 1n Nlanchester Ann1e blessed the class w1th her presence two years ago Llltf at t1mes but w1th 1 g1qgle flmlllaf to all her frlends and wlth a keen sense of humor she has won for herself a permanent place 1n the affecnon of her classmates On the basket ball floor Ann1e proved her ab1l1ty and helped t b mg glory to her Alma lVl1ter As she makes her way through l1fe she certamlv carr1es WlIl1 her our best mshes for success THOMAS DAVID KILEY TOMMY Altar Boy flvy genllr 10168 shall mr flue Alps Imger a wh1le fa1r readers and thoughtfully con Slclcr thli qulet gcnlal lqd Here IS 3 boy upon Wllofn care makes l1ttle 1mpress1on Exams never arouse hls LIHOIIOHS To hlm Llfe 1 but a dream We all know those who are class1f1ed as attent1ve to a l1terary address and lh Thomas IS to be found th1s qualxty W1tl1 deep regret we b1d ad1eu to the l1'lPPI6iI go lucky fellow 1n our class 1, 11 : 1 1 1 I l. 2 ,, . . 1 l, , l: l, 2 1 1 l, , , 1 Club 4 1 1 1 1 1 4 M- 1 f f 1. 'le ' . . H . ,, . . 7 1 . 1 L1 1 1 K ', ' I 1 . ' 1' '14 1 , R 1 ,, , . . , 1 f 1. l 1 sl .. - . ' 1- V. 1 la Q9 1 ' ' 3 ' ' K - ' - - 1 ce ' va 7 ' ja 32 s - f N 11 X ' 1 , 1 h' I 3, 4 , 1 1 3, 4 1. 'C 7 .V . . Q , If fd .11 K x 11, 111. 1 I a - - x ef -,av X , A 1 , 11 1 . i Q .X 1 ' 9 -a 1 .U 1 , 1 si S' 7 11 l ff ' 7, ' ' , 1 0 r' 1 1 . ' ze vw l, 2, 3, 4 ff- - - 11 4 1 ea ' 1. 1 y L 4 x - ' rf ' g as . , s . 1 1 ' '

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AQUILA IPAGE 271 mx- fR my ,fr -pm f me LEO FRANCIS HARRISON HARRY Altar Boy 7 3 4 Foot Signiferi 1 7 Fditor of Ye1r look He leavcv ui n lzurrl 0 glory To know a person like Leo congenial and sincere, is a real pleasure By his versatility as a chemist, as an athlete, as an organizer, and especially as 1 business man, he has demonstrated that his ahilities are not confined along any single path Although he has heen a Latin student, the fact that Tempus Fugit has never seemed to make a deep impression upon him It would surprise few if one day he invented some cheap suhstitute for water, became a sodium expert, an interior decorator, or 1 specialist in pedestrial disorders EARI GFORGE HEATH HFATHIF Not vine nm ever loft by pofitenerc Since a good natured l1d is to he welcomed every class The impression of loyalty as a friend has cut deep into the hearts of all those with whom he has come rn contact Wlienever a hig deal is coming lg Farl is there to offer his whole hearted services If he gves the world the same impression that he has left with u , he cant help hut succeed in life EI LEINORA MARY HEGARTY Girls Athletics Siqniferi Choral Cluh Cheer Le1der Dramitics 3 4 Girls Basketball Manager Year Book S aff lrisfuvtryl th parent o sunt: llllie has heen one of the joys of th Class of l940 Always HCYIVC ln atl1ll.t1CS 'lud SOClal 1Ealf5, rlevcrtle less she has kept a very high and impressive scholastic standing She has a remarkable sense of humor and knows when to make an otherwise dull situation amus ing She is diligent, conscientious, and serenely confident in all she does With her persevering nature and her whole hearted spirit, we await wonders from our Class Historian ,, ., .A 1, -, , ball 4 SEQ hy ,. . . 5 H I . I 5 V 4 r A ,M ,Q V ' i - ' S l be 4 3 ,V ' . , , ' . ' ' . ' Q Q, - - A I ' ' M S A e . fi - H , , A In in ' ,, i E ..,:L1. . K . . . . X .. iggef . . . A ., ', , X,ta I r J , K , f 3 ' ' , ,,4,,3,Ak - Q s , .Q . . . Q rr -v - p 1 1 I, , , A ' 2, 2 'e where, Earl holds a high place in the estimation of our , X A ez - xv - - I ' W .,:., 2 ZKWM A M 1 Y Ei.i.1E .N I 2, 3, 4 U -4 I l, 2 me . 3, 4 , r 4 74 4 - u if . , , . . . K 4 . : 4 ,. V .Y 6 f H . ..xi 33 ' , Q 1 1 . , Vx. x K . k . x S , x K ' . 1 I. . D 1 i -

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AQUILA IPAGE 291 ft: .Aa-Q.. an.- EDWARD SAMUEL KING JR Emma Foothill 4 Slgnl erl B1sketb1ll l 7 Drsmatxes Bust-bull IJ eel: ne lueg r them words ne' flelmm mzghher than boaxtmes Tlns rs one half of the best muslcal comlamwtron rn the class the banjo hqlf Slze has been no deterrxng factor ln Eddles football abxhty, and he has talcen hrs place among the heroes of our sports One of lns nt m three valuable fields socral, musmcal and amdemmc We shall always remember Eddxe a 1 boy wxth a d1spos1t1on of mvarlablc evenness and as a truly true frrend THOMAS JOSEPH KING JR TOM Almr Boy 3 4 Slgnl erx Football 3 4 Dramatlcs Baseball 3 4 Ye1r Book Smff Fon' helps thofe' that do fl7L'l7 duty Tom has shown marked ablltty as a publlc speaker H1rdly a day goes by wxthout Toms p1rt1c1p1t1ng nn the current events program A tlreless worlcer he has the qualxtles that educators attrlbuted to 1 model student DUrlng ITIS hlgh school Cafell' hi, Sh0YVl.d IHIHSLIF capable of encounttrmg and solvmg the most CllfHCLllf problems Hrs departure from our school wlll he sm cerely regretted ELIZABETH ANN LANDRIGAN Chorwl Club 4 Greggltes Secre-t1ry I TIICHIAC Wffc 1,0 dfll I rlvoulel 171' K1 Ylllfhfllllflfc Not from Shaker Vlllage nor from the region of the Wemrsted Church but from Chatmu l1I1dI'lg lI1 111 Canterbury Center does Ellmbeth lull' Alrh :ugh E111 abeth just dotes on wmter sports her far 1way resndence prevented her from talclng part m our ou door 1ct1v1 ues An xndustrxous student, thrs gentle lnttle mrss held her own ln studxes, especially ln the commercxal depart ment , . ct H l' K 3, ' 'F ' l . , .. . . 4 . ' . 3 A H L' ' e J' e' ' 1 C , A I. I - il N- gtg, , M- ' C Q ' A. ,, , , ' most strllilng characteristics IS harmony, or me possesses I , . .,a2': T cz A 1 v 4 - A N , f ' , f ' ' I s . e , . A ,Q uw K ly 2, y ., . .f 1, 2 , . . ' 1 . . . 4 KN, . . , 1 u . , . . . . ' I s ,L . 7 s C L- L- ' 1 , s K- . ' -. f C .. 7 . 1 4 . , E, 4 . , ,. Q , . . M, IC X - 77 ' Y I 4. K . f I, -e 'fn '