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

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I PAGE my AQUILA For he always pals around w1tl1 D1clc the Horan boy, who oolcs so shcle Marlon, behold' our shorthand belle' and Theresa S malces as lcets so well' Evelyn Eldmdge so sure we are w1ll soon b come a typ1st star Eleanor Pal1s1, tall and sl1m dances fantastlcally 111 our gym Margaret Berryman 1 Helen Hayes, one star reflectmg bmghtest ra s Ther s Eleanor Mulhgan, an LlPllClLI1f blond, of whom the teachers are especlally fond And then, our Clappy bnght lJOI'll1IL ma1d effervescent pe never sta1d Mary Sulhvan, Concord s pr1de has graduated s1de by Slde W1th Charlle Burke who s sure to w1n the lad1es w1th h1s charm mg g 111 DOFIS Roy, 1 g1fted smger, 111 our thouohts Wlll always hng r Beware the handsome tenor Spam and sport CI1Il1LlSl3Sf, Helen Payne Berchmans Ol1V16I' Wlll soon galn fame, by h1s serlous lnterest 1n aeroplane B ll Sweeney s ands out ID h1s studt s w1th M1n1cl1ello, one of h1s buddxes D1clc lVlcLoy and Robert D h1t lngh spots 111 eleetr1c1ty Crack banjo master, Edd1e Kmg, plays muslc, both class1cal and swmg On costly parchment vt th 1DlC of gold Th1s flowery tale should surely be told It deals not w1tl1 dahhas nor sweet orclnds rare Nor v1olets, nor roses nor pvnd lllllb fur Father Kenneally has 1dm1tted w1th qlllfi. solemn ace HIS preference for roses and ueen Anne s lace, Carnauons and lxlacs, and pale pretty 1lI1lll3S But above a11d beyond all pure Wfnzte gtzrdenzas W1tl1 love, s ncere grautude, and lastmg devot1on The S DIOFS w1th hearts overcome w1th emotlon Send Father lxcnneally gardenlas, 1n cho1cest ots Wrapped round Wlfll blXIy and forty forget me nott The .Senwrs of 1940 ' P? ' SY 1 1 7 1 ' :tb , 1 . , 73 H ' . Q s . A . , 1 . - . 4 x . . . . . 1 , . 1 . . C g K , 7 s , . . - A . x rf vw - -x - X x H - - . - - s - PPV, . . , . . . , . - ee - as v - - ' - I' . e ' Q G E . . , . - . . .loc Q Q . , ,, . ,, L . . .x . J . . U hx ,. . ,, . . . .. s . ,, . ,, . . . . 1 e 'L .. I Q is .1 C xg I -,- , t A,- I , t e . 4 . 1 ' ' ' . - f . e 1 , . Q , I A I x V. 7 - a x A . , . . V 7 . . . . i 1 v s s N . Q

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AQUILA I PAGE 61l Who s Who Fxrst of all may we present, Lorenzo Gllbert, our pres1dent9 Then one by one x e ll Introduce the other students, besxde thls uce There s Inez, a jewel and then Paulxne, falthful, secretarial queen And Marle P211l1Cl1HLId to whom was sent a charming SITl1l6, for every event Betty Smxth our truf lue friend alm ays has a hand to len Then Ellenora, fillfnflll, wrse, 1s Just an angel 111 CllSgLl1SE Ann Long sm1l's rather sweetly o er heroes who ln football s ore Earl Heath, orattcally lI1Cll11LCl, and Mark Cross, our artlst, blue eyed, refined Anna Karwoclet two short years ago, tnvaclecl St om s, remamed, aglow Now Connee Woends our speedv typlst, challenges Agnes rn golf and whxst surpass Rose Abruzzese loves to sew, and Walt McMahon IS every g1rls beau Patsy Alosa s a very small lad whose departure w1ll malce all sad Thomas Kiley s the class ldeal Many a heart we ve seen htm steal Meet Cecxle and her s1ster Lue, to these twms, we re loathe to say adleu Charlotte Spauldlng g1ggles w1th glee, to hear the cholr glrls tackle hlgh C Dotty Davls, our darlchalred beauty, and Barbara Relster, a vxvaclous cune Allld rl-'Urn Klng, true to hls flan1e, has Rblllfy to rule and rhlgn Dlclc Bracleett, who we all have proof IS Latin IV s most lU!'llllElI'lI youth Ifllzabeth Landrxgan, petlte and shy has been 1 credlt to St ohn Hxgl And Augustme Fare-tra, that wltty one, bubbles wlth gayety joy and fun Leo Harrnsons a tall, slender, bright lad you ll never catch htm blue or sad, 1 7 v ' V 1:1 5 K s . , . . H 1 X D I A 1 4' - . Y V. . J l , . H ' 17, - 11 ' 1 1 1 ' Jane Donovan, a bright, fair lass, any obstacle to success can surely . . ff 97 ' 1 Q I 7 X ' . , . , . . . . , ' ff 7, -1 - X ef va -- - K K - ' ef -i 17 . . ff 7, ' ' ' ' x' l 7 , x 7 ' A ' - . 'J f ' ' . ' , . ' . J 1 1s ' , ' - 1 ' , 1 ' 7 1 1 ' 7

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AQUILA IPAGE The Class Voted T1e most pol1te Tu most SILldl0LlS T e class artlsts Tut qu1ettst students T1e class opt1m1sts Best all round athletes Best smgers Tut WIIIILSI blL1dLI'lIS Sunmest 9IT1llC Class pess1m1sts Best footb1ll player Best baslcttball pl1yers Mtmst SCTIOUS loolung Class orators T e best actors Tue best losers Tu best poets Tme best l1terary wr1ters T t most cool headed Tht best typxsts Class twms Class m1dgtt Best ballet dancer Tht prettust g1rls Pasquale Alon R1ch1rd Briclcett Marlc Cross Earl Heath Wllllaln Swttney Robert Dudley oseph Spam Leo Harrxson Cbarlts Burlct Augustlne F1rttr1 Edvmrd Kmg Walter McMahon R1ch1rd Mclsoy Thomas Kmg ohn M1DlCl1lCllO Berchmans Ol1v1er Lorenzo Cnlbtrt R1chard Braclcett Thomas K1lty Paulxnt Spauldmg I ucllle Lecours Dorothy Davls Barlura Renter Maru. PHlI1Cl1'lUCl Ellzabeth Sm1th 'me Donovan Elmnor P3l191 Elmhtth Lanclrlgan lntz Aram Theresa Santamarm Dons Roy Htlen Payne Anne long Agnes Duffy M1ry Sulhvan Anna K1rWoclc1 Mwrgartt Berryman Evelyn Plclnclgt Rose Abruzzest Clnrlottt Spalllifllllg Ellenora Heg1rty Marlon P1erct Constance Wtntmds CLCll8 ltcours C1ther111t I 11115111 I . ' .b s 5 ', K 1 ' lVlost tallcative Richard bloran Eleanor Mulligan h J . . . 4 I . x l . . ' ' 3 I . . . K V