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

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IPAGE 421 AQUILA Walter McMal1on leaves hls s1x foot hve stature to th jumor mldget Edward Rushlow whos about two foot two Earl Heath leaves hls pretty blush to Bob Behslt and D1ck McLoy leaves h1s creepmg shadow to Vlncent Parla ane Donovan leaves her abllxty to bankrupt the Concord Elec IFIC Telephone Pole Company wlthout damagmg her Rolls Royc to Carolyn enovese To Herbie Norton Tom Kmg leaves lus ablhty to talk untxl the clock runs down Cecile Lecours and Helen Payne leave thelr TWIIECFIIIQ and chlrp mg to Axleen Isabelle and Dot Gerald Dxck Brackett leaves a bunch of hockey tlckets and carfare to Arthur Donovan so that thls qulet lad may make th acqua1n tance ofBr1msek Clapner Conacher Cowley and Sm1th Barbara RCISICFS falry toes are bequeathed to Clalrt Sxroy and Margaret Berryman and Rose Abruzzesc leave to Wllllffed Murphy and Barbara Foy a few pounds of thelr extra '1V0lI'dLlp01S The members of the Year Book Staff bequeath to Murx l May une Bernlnger and Laura Yeaton the great honor of tvplng the next Aqu1la Generously dlsposed they give them all the sur plus energy extra perseverance and superfluous brxlhant thoughts that they dld not use for they have a sneaking SUSPlClOI1 that these donatlons may be sadly needed Mary Sullivan Evelyn Eldrldge and Constance Wcuods leave to ean Harrlson Francls Mella and Corumt Van Marttr tht one and only reclpe for a slelgh rxde Materlals needed a sleigh a pall to bale xt out a fireplace and a tank of hot coffee Eleanor Mulligan and Theresa Santamarla drop words of wlsdom and motherly counsel to carefree Robert Behsle and buoyant Den n1s Ouellette Leo Harrlson leaves a bucket of white wash to jack Kms, so that he may carry on the good work rn the chemlstry lab Doroth Davls leaves her hem In to Pas uale Alosa to add to hls Y g q present size so that he may be seen towermg above hxs huge accordlon . . 7 Q . , ' 7 7 7 7 ' ' ff 77 x ' 3 If ' 77 l ' ' Af' ff ' 77 QT 57 ' 'Q ' ' 9 ' ' ff 77 M ff ' 77 X ' 3 . . S . - 9 1 1 7 - Q , ' x s ' . ' Marion Pierce's coolness, to Ellen Long. .P L 1 J ' , ' - SQ ' 77 ' ' I - 7 ' 7 7 , , . 7 . , A K K ,l , , J ' - X ' . : , 3 7 x' is ' , - ' ' ff 77 ' . J,

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AQUII A IPAGE 411 Berchmans Ohvrer leaves 1n an aeroplane and g1VCS to Barbara R1ley the honor of bemg the St ohn aeronautical enthuslast of 94 Robert Dudley leaves to Wilfred Meyer hxs clever repartee It s 1 wax to gtt out of an unprepared lesson Augustme Earetra leaves slowly but surely and hopes that Paul Spam can fill h1s place No hurry Paul' Marle Palnchaud and Anna Karwockl leave to Irene Faretra 11 d Mary Shea the luncheon d1sh towels and d1rect1ons for washmg the mugs both Lznds after the hot chocolate has been served Agnes Duffy leaves her largest freckles to Reglna Burke for 3 d1SQL11SC when her Conduct Iflafk IS low To Edmund ulrk Mark Cross leaves his Hblllty to draw machxne guns lnstead of test tubes durlng chemlstry lab period Wxllram Sweeney leaves to Tommy Hannigan the prlvxlege of gomg to the restaurant for dmner provlded that he returns on Paullne Spaulcllng leaves her yodehng squeaks and melodles to Marv Parker who needs a hobby for her oversupply of spare t1me To avold teacher troubles Dorls Roy leaves to Estelle Lugg her sm1les and honeyed remarks Ehzabeth Landmgan leaves her soft bus seat with 1ts generous vlew of country scenery to Ceclle Knlght so that he may sp nd more t1me IU the clty school Charles Burke leaves his cannv ablhty to tell jokes and to laugh at just rhe rlght t1me to ohn Corbett An evcrlastlng strmg of scrap book plctures from Charlotte Spauldmgs hope chest IS w1lled to Alma Comolh for her hope less box oe Spam leaves h1s coat of tan to ohn McDermott so that hls pallor on report card day w1ll be 1nv1s1ble Pasquale Alosa qu etly leaves h1s front seat and good behavlor to Chester Baker for a very good reason Thomas Krley leaves hls Rlp Van Wmkle personahty to Joseph Duffy l 1. . . , Y I 1 . , . K I . . . . time for English, but, Chl! Boyll if he doesn'tl D , ' - K tr - as - D . , . . . ff-I 7, ' ' J Q . .

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AQUILA I PAGE 431 Cappy Lamgan leaves Rrchard Venue her horn rlmmed spec tacles so that he wrll be able to preslde over the future senlor meetrngs w1th more dxgmty Anne Long leaves her sense of rhythm to Vlolet Roy Lorenm Gllbert leaves hls bundle of cares and worrles, the pr1ce of glory as Class President, to Lucren Boulay, whose broad shoulders are able to carry such burdens Dxck Horan leaves his abxhty for fT121HLlf3CfLlf1I'lg minute made txcuses for tardrness to Anne McLoy wrth the hope that they ll prove more CHCCCIVC than hrs drd To the faculty we leave the followrng To Sxster M uhana, the class leaves a motorcycle to carry her over the staxrs on her evttenslve tours, and thereby save her many a uearylng Journey To Slster M Magdalen we leave sophomores that are never late, never out of order, and always wllhng and able to smg Frere acques For Slster M Cornella we have s cured an especially large human brain, although we are in doubt as to whether or not the amount of gray matter wxll satrsfy her demands To Slster M oan we leave all the junlors woo thmlc of nlne thlrty as an ldeal hour for Sunday Mass As a SLll7SflfLltC for the once dear JLIIIIOI' and now helpful s mor who carr ed Sister M Salvatorlss bag over th stalrs so ofttn we leave a fall good looking lad who wxll sm1l and bow profoundly when he depos ts the baggage To Srster M Elllilllil we leave an entomolosrxcal laboratory a servlceable adjunct to her scxenct class, and s1nce she IS a Latm teacher, she wrll be able to transla e nh f0I'61gI1 sclentlhc terms For h r soclal and econom cal worm we leave to Slster M Mau reen a llfelong subs rlptlon to Tlm The Reader s Dlgest, and Fortune To Father Donnelly we leave an xnvxstble hat, b cause lt,S really a shame to see hrs famed curls cov r d We also l ave him a good compass, good enough to dlrect hrm, at least once a year, to the expectant semors er 77 - ' ' rv ' 1: ' A - ' - . . , s , s Y . 1 1 . . . U J as . x . n i . . -. 1 - rr aa - - ee va . . . . , . .x 4 fs c . . - -. x X . . . A 7 9 V 1 l . . . ' O , X . . . X i . x g D . . . t c . D ' , 3 L ' .,, , , . . ' W - ' tr - A av rf a - av c .., er as s - . I D I , . 0 n 0 A c e . c