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

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PAGE42 AQUILA Ill!!Illlllllllllllllllllllll Edward Conway leaves hls post last mmute entrances to Phxlxp Kllig To LOUIS Br1cch1, ohn Falvey leaves lns falrly good dlctxonary Mary lVlcGowan leaves ten lnches of her helqht to George Heath HIS unllmlted gum supply Francls Callahan bequeaths to Claflle Mayo Ralph Dunn generouslv passes on 1 book of absence excuses to Wllllanl Marquls Andrew Karwoclex surrenders hls copynghted dlI'LCIlOIlS for Q t mg one small ad 111 lVlanchester to Robert Clark Rlchard Parker w1lls hls talent as a bus entertalner to Eugene paqlellh osephlne Anthony bequeaths to Margaret Bolssy the lnspxratlon rhar kept her typmq dllxgently every day Betty Brackett leaves her enthus1asm for the danse moderne to Betty Kmg ohn Burke wells lns first name for everyone to use Nladellne fuller bequeaths her klndlv manner and sympathetlc understandxng to Constance Spauldlng Thomas Buckley leaves his 5lIlgLll2lI' l'HSEI'10I1lC abxlxty to George Long Frank Karwockt w1lls hes fnonosyllabtc replles to Raymond Colby oseph Bourdon bequeaths hxs two wheeled Elgflll to Barbara Sl111Il1 Dorothy Mallhot leaves her snappxng brown eyes and twlnkllng smlle to Margaret Melrray E1lCCl1 McMahon w1lls her constant flow of mlrth to Vtrgnna Byrne ames lVlcGu1re makes the bequest of hxs seat on the school bus to Uclola Pease To Theodore Cross the slncere sympathy of the entire class lS wllled That he may recover fully from hls serlous accldent and enjoy school and sports lI'l September IS the wlsh of all Mary Donovan ylelds her well thumbed Almer quand meme to Theresa MRIICIHI Ann Calnan cedes a years IHXI fare to Georglana Smith ln the presence of the understgned the Class of l94Z has slgned and sealed 1ts last w1ll 1nd testament Jost PHINI AN FHONY Flat: lawyer , ' A e c . Jane Casey leaves her amazing credulity to Barbara Piper. , . A K t - A I X st '- ' s - e - e U I x . . sl' K , . 5 ' C -

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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

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AQUILA PAGE4J llllllllllflllllfllllllllllll Class Prophecy UT over the broad Paceflc Rlch and I flew Rlch Parker was a sergeant and my observat1on gunner I was the pllot and a hrst heutenant We had orders to scout and hnd enemy battle wagons 1 job we had now accomphshed Far below us cruised three ap warshxps w1th thexr escorts Immedlately we radloed our carrler Wlmexm our message was recetved our job was done As we turned to run, we were caught m the concentrated hte of the warshtps Our plane spun off on one wing I struggled to rlght lt, but Ill vam Turnlng to Rlch I told h1m to jump, but, optlmxstlc as usual he refused The hrmg ceased when the aps saw our phglnr We set ourselves For a crash landing Wlmen the plane het the water and hnally stopped boundmg If began to slnlc We extrleated ourselves from the wreclcage and swam a short dlstance away The apanese warshlps sailed serenely on not even attemptmg a rescue Seemg thts, R1ch and I resigned ourselves to the fate 111 store for us Wxtlm h1s usual grxn, Rteh ghb of tongue, began a tlrade I-I spoke of our present posmon and where we undoubtedly would 1 sweat 111 no tlme at all I-Ie soon changed to pleasanter sub jects and began to tall: of our classmates 1n old St john I-hgh Wltlm hls fertlle 1f1'13gll'l3.IlO11 WOI'lC1l1g overtlme Rlch laughmgly started to tell me what everyone tn the class would be domg 1n 60 He gave them a llttle tlme to get settled 111 life you see Some of hes hallucmattons were enough to malce anyone laugh, even lll our present sttuatlon Here are a few osephme Anthony, that cute trlclc, accordlng to oe Buclcley ls the most sought after f3bl110I1 desxgner 111 New Yorlc Bob Andrews 15 now an Engllsh professor at Bow Prep Ernie Blanchette lb the Cl1lCl'. draftsman Ill Curtls Wtlgllt Roclcet Company oe Bourdon won hes spurs 111 the Great War by worlcmg h1s w1y up from the ranlcs I-le IS now a colonel Betty Braclcett and Rlta Kmg are both school teachers and prnnclpals lll thelr respectlve schools Doctor Thomas Buckley IS the leadlng braxn specxahst IU Boston jaeleson Burke and Buddy Eldrldge both play on the Boston 1 1 B U . n . K i 5 I x I 9, . . . L . .Q , . x . I B be in a few hours. Despite the chill of the water he had me in . . . , :cj , x ' x I Q I I ' Q - J . I , . N ii ' I . x ,, .x x .Q . . . . I . NJ x . . X . . I x v B . n It I L . . w ,, . . . . . . P! --N '