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

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PAGE 40 AQUILA Class Wlll E the Class of 1942 about to leave the happy scenes of our youthful labors weighed down wtth grlef at leaving Room 4 the Coca Cola vendor and the yard as far as the green grass sectxon sorrowfully bequeath to the faculty and the semors elect our most cherlshed possesslons To the aculty To our Pastor Rlght Reverend Monsignor Buckley we leave our respectful gratxtude for hls many lcmclnesses and the assurance of our whole hearted cooperation wxth him ln the future For Father Kenneally we shall erect a parlsh ln Bow wxth the town hall attached To Father Donnelly we leave a delayometer durlng Year Boolc tnme To Father Sweeney we leave an unlumted gas ratxonmg card To Slster M uhana we w1ll a twenty four hour hlm of Blng Deanna and eannette To Srster M Magdalen we wnll the radlo broadcastmg and rc celvmg Statlon S HS Slster M Cornella we leave a bale of boolc covers Slster M oan we wxll a stxteen piece orchestra Sxster M Salvatorxs we leave a baton for the nine thlrty cholr To Sxster M Eulalla we bequeath a garden of lettuce a mound of cheese and a barrel of oatmeal for Cscar To S1ster M Maureen we w1ll an order book for chocolate mmllc and orangeade To the vt bool A cafeterla for the hungry loolclng senlors elect A large loving cup case for the front of the room IS wllled to the juniors A letter of lntroductlon to L11 IS left for the future sophomores To the freshmen we bequeath a lnoolc ln whnch to record thelr act1v1t1es during the next four years It will he mvaluahle for the wrltmg of the Year Boolc fljufnfvfnjffnlufufollflf'.f'f'f'l'l'f'f'l'l'f'l'f'l'l'l'l U 9 7 Q Y - , , 9 7 To Father Boner we will a round-trip ticlcet to Sun Valley. , l - To ' . ' . . To ' ' ' - ' . To ' . ' ' - ' ' . ' v , .

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AQUILA PAGE39 llllllllllllllIIIZIIIIIIIIIII' that prxze speakmg would begm on Monday mormng and end on Tuesday afternoon We knew for the first ttme that we had actxve nervous systems We werent ready but we are stlll ahve Essays were had enough, too, but we dont know the results as yet The crownlng of Our Blessed Nlothers statue 15 ln the ofhng The senlors really appreclate that mspxrmg ceremony fully when they partlclpate Ill If for the last tlme If the juniors wlll wake up, there may he a banquet We hope so Forever w1ll the memorles of our school days at S H S be happy and cherlshed dreams of the past Latm with Slster Eulaha, commerclal work wlth Sister Salvatorxs, and socxologv and economics with Slster Maureen may get mixed m our memories hut the happ1ness enjoyed dllflng fllise past fOLlI' years of study and Can UCVCI' he CfT3CLd Berry BmeLet1 A Ima Mfzlers Slllftbf Vessel lor our Steaxnshtp St ohn we made lawrence the C'lpf'lln Courageous and prudent and just Asslstant to hmm we named sweet Betty Brackett Her duts mas to keep off all rust And then for affaxrs that demanded a scrxhhler Mrss Anthony, we thought hlled rhe lull Honest Boh acolas took care of our money Taere never was much ua the txll Almost ready to launch mn the deep, Wlaen four welcome passengers hurried along To greet them all made a qulck leap Itdes appeared to dlspel dlsappomtment To make fallure and dlscouragement flee, To NIL 'ldW thi, Wl1l.l.l Of an 0nCOll'lll'lg SIOFII1 Keep hearts hlled meh courage and glee l enum smxled as she chmhed to the deck Oozed hdehty on all found on hoard, Was gracxous and pleasant faxthful, and true Though the tempest hoth stormed and roared fdflfdt lllgh ln thi CFOWS nK.Nf Scanned the turhulent sea Ready to arouse the saxlors at rest That from danger they ever he free Sweet Mother Marv hrxght Star of the Sea Stood on the prow dressed ln white The crews greatest strength and protectnon And gulde xn the struggle for right Dommy Nimmo! , , , . 5 s ' 7 7 , , . . , , l t .1 K x K I s . h 5 ' xx x ' ., . . , ' f e 4 . l ', 5 me nhl Q i N The crew was a big one of forty hne students, E' xl v x u yr 5 K-1:3 is .5 K V li I x ' 1 . ,. , . , , xi 1 ' 5 Y. L xx , . , ee' 7- A I e 'efe , -el e ', . . , . . . , , . , , ,K V K -il eil- 'sl lex, I I x D . - e. .. . ' . 7 . y ,.., , x 'S L ' ' X 1 V

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AQUILA PAGE 41 ,,,,,,,,,,,,1,111111111111111 The ollowuzg vtudentv leave zndwzdzml bequeslr Robert Eldrldge w1lls a lnp to Hugh Cassldy for future use IH haslceth1ll Edward Clark 'md oseph Buckley le1ve thelr speed 111 glllpllig eo er between classes to Emar Grell ean Spam le1ves her 'lblllfy to parlez vous to the next French IH class Danlel Hmnon leaves 1 trxp uclcet to Ireland to oseph Can nlstraro Ernest Blmchette vxllls 1 few copxes of '!lI'pl3l1C magazmes to Madehne Lockwood ohn Mahon leaves lus ahlhry to turn corners on 1 hlcycle wlthout touching the ground to Barbara Henry L ov P1erce leaves 1 saw and an me for cuttmg wood to Rnchard Kms, ames Baleer hequeaths hls nlghtly trxps to Grove and Thorndxlce Streets to D1n1el Klnq honne Rlchard Drapeau wllls the extra seat on hls bxcycle to Mary Dfiilllh Thonns lung leaves hxs rendezvous III the lab to Patrxcxa Donahue Anmta Dudley hequeaths her daily slcung trlps to Marguerite Mexrplmy Rohert acohs lmves 1 juegv INIIIL for the treasurer of the class mf 1943 ohn MeDermort wllls lus collar and necktle to the museum Robert Andrews hequeaths hls share of the 7 Z0 4 ad to Wllllam Sargent To Evelyn Landry Rlta lung wnlls her Tllf0l1 Prep addresses Robert Mmer and Alfred Perron leave thenr precious excuse The hus was late to Richard Bertolam' VICIOFI1 Greco hequmths her wxlhngness to type at any txme or place to Eleanor Faretra Lawrence Venue lcmdly ee es his love of readlng to George forest Rlchard Lassonde lewes hls overflowing deslc to Edward Duffy I 1wrence Smlth wllls hls presldentnal cares to John Gallagher 1 x I - li L a Y X' I l 7. ' X 'X' I . D A x td K x A il 5' K .X I L. Paul Nolin leaves the rattles of his Rolls Royce to john Ner- . ,D X I .' l xv - ' D I L g L - n , T K . ' 7 I K 'Q . si ' I n x n I I h K I S l . - L , vr x 1 i in - I - K W U -n D 'K x 3' li S h . l H : l 1 L ' ' I C N Ko ' K 1 -I 1 ' ' H It l 5 . I B' lx' 34. X I ! ' e