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

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AQUII A PAGE 45 hlrmg out substitute stenographers She has fifty women on her sta Ann Calnan VICIOFIS Greco, and Anlta Dudley are all regls tered nurses worlcmg ln the Massacllusetts General Hospltal ane Casey has marrxed long ago a rlch Phtlad lphn banker u u Clarlc owns and operates the largest gym 1n Chtcago called u us Reduclng Gym Bud Conway graduated from M I T He s the best engineer ln the country Bob Mmer ts now the v1ce presxdent of Page Beltxng Company He IS domg very well too johnny McDermott IS the Boston Posts chlef sportswrlter Franlc and Andy Sullivan are both playing professlonal hoclcey for the Chicago Whlte Hawlcs Andy ts a playmg manager Frank IS stlll a very fast defenseman desplte hls 237V pounds Franny Callahan the Beau Brummel of the class has just been voted the best dressed man 111 the country He has made a After lceepmg me happy for about an hour Rich reached h1s climax He loolced at me and said Gee lm I almost forgot us l guess we won t be here tn 1960 to see all these thlngs happen More than hlcely our pictures w1ll be m the Monztor tn a weelc or two wlth a short story and a captlon saymg Lxeutenant ames Baker and hxs gunner Sergeant Rtchard Parker dtd not return ft c l tm th xr mrs lon A er Ompe g e 5 ames Baker 47 Well Slster and how are these grand chxldren today? A dlgI1lflCd clergyman appears on the threshold He rushes to our semor room and then he dashes out Kindly Father Donnelly wxth heart of purest gold Tfromav Bur lcv No one can talce Fr Kennmlly s place But Fr Sweeney s certamly leadmg the race Hrs new car with Kelly green pamt upon tt Athlete entitle the Deluxe Green Hornet ofm Hur e Of all the vxsxtors we so proudly recexve Fr Boners the most enjoyed we concetve He opens the door strides unto the room And then hrs loud X0lCC comes out with a boom Tlvomas Buckley I-I-I-41-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-1.1-1.1.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,.,.,.,., ff. ,, . . . . , . NJ . . . C .. I . ff-I -il ' ' , x QJ -J 7 ' , ff 3 ' ee - - ' - - . . , ' ,, . , . . ,, . . . . ff Q Y ' , , success of a large brokerage business on Wall Streetf' . , . . . . ,, . V- s 1 J s ' , . . . , . . , , . J 7 ' 7 . . . Q. , ,, 1 J Y , - rr x -Q x ' 9 - v ' I ' . V , K s , le 1 . . ,S ' s , e G J fe' . ' A V ', . , . V ' , ' '. f ' . A l

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PAGE 44 AQUILA Red Spots They are veterans now Buddy bemg a wonderful outfielder wtth the build of Babe Ruth He was a pltcher but hls marvelous arm and his hlttmg ablllty caused his converslon ack IS stlll the Spots leadmg pltcher oe Buckley was a captam ln the Canadlan Alt Force and now owns a large axrlme Fhp Perron IS the head cartoon1st on the New York Tzmex the largest newspaper rn the world lmmy McGuxre IS the papers modern Wmchell Bob acobs IS a very well to do race horse breeder and hls best horse Pznlvead has earned S395 833 27 for hlm Tom Kmg and Idy Lassonde are two of Uncle Sam s best Hy mg captams Archte Mahon and Werber Nohn are very famous movle stars Arch plays m South Sea adventure thr1llers and Werber IS now star rmg ln an old txme Bzlly the Kzd serles Dotty Mallhot IS the private secretary of Senator Lawrence Smith QN H Dynamlte Plerce has ceased hls woodchoppmg days xn Chl chester He ns now the lumber kmg of northern Canada Last year ean Spam won for the thlrd txme the tltle of the Fastest Typist on Earth 153 words a m1nute one error Larry Venne has taken over the worlds largest chemlcal plant for the purpose of manufacturmg his patented medxclne Vennes Sleepmg Tablets They are guaranteed to put you to sleep or your money back What a knockout they must be' Elleen McMahon and Mary McGowan own the largest beauty salon ln New England It IS called The Marks Hazrdos Mary Donovan IS now more famous than Hedda Hopper Rlchard Drapeau IS the rage of modern opera HIS wonderful bass voice has thrllled thousands Ralph Dunn graduated from Annapohs and IS now a captam m the Navy Jack Falvey 15 the chief composltor of the Rumfotd Press whlch can stlll be called a growlng concern for xt prlnts only 30 000 000 Reader x Dxgests a month Dusty Hannon IS a noted news commentator on Station S W A T 9 00 P M Fulova Watch Tlme Madelme Calller has made a great success m the business of I-I-1.1-1-1-1fI.1.,.,.1-1.1.1.1.1.51.1.1.1-.,.,.1.1.1.1-.1 ' 9 - s J . . , . . NJ . . . . N . . . . v . . . , fr -I - - 7 V 7 ' ' Qc - 1 Q, . . . R . . . N . . . . . . N J . . . . v ' 9 ' , . ee 1 - . . . . , , 7 - v tc - . . , . rr ' N . . . N . . . ,Q . . . . 5 7 7 7 , . re - . ' ' ' , . . ., . me - - 1 - - 4 K --

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PAGF 46 AQUILA Bull Slattery TANDARDIZED Amerlcan schools today provlde extra cur rlcular sports programs dlrected by capable physxcal mstructors Educators reahze that good sportsmanshxp xs essentral ln peace but doubly essent1al durlng tlme of war One of St ohn If-hgh s most precxous possessxons, for everv boy from the third grade up feels that thls gentleman belongs to lum rs Blll Slattery our superlor athletxc coach Not only has this talented teacher and trainer secured for St ohn teams a Firm footing on the sports field but he has enabled hundreds of boys to build up thelr bodies and to lmprove thelr characters Many former athletes of St ohn are nom ln the servlce of thenr country where we feel certaxn that the rules of falr play the ablhty to coordmate mrnd and actlon and th sense of loyalty learned ln athletlcs of h1gh school days wxll enable them to carry on much hr-rrer than lf they had never enjoyed the advantage of Bllls traxnlng K ep dogg1ng 1t' are words engraved on the mnd of every Loy who has played sports at St ohn Thev mean much more than one flllgllf thlnlc They mean Take courage' Do your best' I am here rootlng for you' Every boy on the Held from the youngest to the oldest gets Blll s undivided attentlon, drlll and advxce FOI'6Slgl1I ns one of hrs manv slcllls for Blll bel1eves m seasonlng the youngsters who are to be his future stars as well as hls present all Amerlcas This miracle coach has produced many a good team from grammar school materlal and has pulled his squads through many suicide schedules The method was slmple lf anyone would analyze lf There was never any favorxtlsm Everyone worked everyone obeyed rules, everyone earned hxs pos1t1on, everyone lllced B1ll his falrness, and hls way of dolng fl11I1gS Long llve B1ll' Long mav he continue hxs coachmg career at St John Hlgh where he IS do1ng a splendld p ece of worlc for hrs country and h1s God' Robert Andrew: Lawreme Sm1tf7 I-1.1. . .,.,. . .,.,.,.,., ..... ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,., 66 ' 99 J . , . . . V S ef - sv - - ' , . Q U 5 J 7 . , . a . . . 0 . , e ' ' ff ' 903 ec - - sa 5 C . , - 1 . . l . . ,, . , . ' !7 4 ' ! v ' 1 ' rr - sr - - - 9 ' ' re ' va ' ff ' 77 U . ,, . fr - - sy A - ' a . , Q ,, . ,, . . . . . , . - re - as - - - . ' 3 '