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

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PAGE 56 AQUII A LASS EN OR QLS OF THE ONS GNOR AND THF REVEREND HT E 5 rr Lu I E-' M O 5 5 5. 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 M I .GL S I C SA

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AQUUHA PAGb ss llllllllllllllllllllllllllllI Girls Athletics P when Wallilllg along the street, the semor gmrls stand verv stra1ght and wall: most gracefully you can attrxbute thes tralts to che efllclent tralmng received on Fridays under the supervlslon ol Mlss Mary Thornton The Hrst part of the gym period was spent lI'l rh I'0Llf1l1C evcercxse or hmbermg up movements That was followed by clancxng lclcle ball dodge ball, and basketball The most enjoyed moments dur mg the wlnter were those spent 1n playlng baslcetball Four teams were formed and man excmn mtramural ames Y Q Q were la ed The Me1rznes Madellne RL dd Mar Donovan, P Y Y Y Eleanor Faretra An elxne Alosa, V1r mn B rne Mar aret Mur g g V v g ra , Shlrle Mar tus, and Ca talll Anxta Dudle won the cham Y Y Cl P Y p1OI1Slllp for the season An 1ITlpOSlI1g account of thelr prowess, headed by thelr plcture 111 the Concord daily newspaper, the Monztor was ample reward for these efhcrent hoopsters The other teams were the Pzlots Georgxana Smlth, Margtlerlte Murphy Margaret Bolssy, Ann Fore st, Ann Calnan, and Captam Elleen McMahon rhe Cadets Mary McGowan, ane Casey Dot othy Mallhot, Barbara Plper, Theresa Spam Madelme Lockwood and Captaln osephlne Anthony, the ooldurs Evelyn Landry Madelme Calller, Betty Krug Theresa Mancnn, Mary Drourn Udola Pease, and Captaln Betty Braclcett Manager Dorothy Mallhot dld much to malce these games successful Were lf posslble to have gym daxly, everyone would reglster for tl1lS COUFSL Wlllrl tllere lb HLVQI' any n10l'l0tUny, for eVLfy new flll rntroducd xnto thxs branch of educatlon lb famlllar to the teacher and she grves us the advantage of all of them The glrls of the Class of 1947 offer to Miss Mary Thornton thexr heartfelt appreclatlon for all that she ded for them Clllflllg the happv xseelely gym hours Ann Calnan Madelzne Calller n g 0 , 1 7 , -0 , . s 1 f. - s , - - s '- - 1 s- s - X s s 1 , , . A . , , .. e. s s 1 . , e , 1 . , e . s - s 1 , a e 1 s . s e . ' - s e s , e . . s 1 s e e Q X - s . . e. ss - s e , s I Q fa 3 e . . 1 . I - s , . 1 , , s s 7 7 - s s s s s , , .. . - s s . . , s s- - 1 s , . , Q s s .l ,,,. . , e. x'

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AQUHA PAGE 57 Who s Who Dangling a l1ne on a htdden shore Lloyd P1erce enloys life to the core Lawrence Smlth was baseballs chauffeur French III s only FIXODSICUI' Alfred Perron tall and dark Answers always the song of the lark W1tl1 a qulet surgxng of lns soul ohn Falvey alms to reach a lugh goal Robert Mlner remembers facts galore As memory opens wide her door At early Mass Lawrence Venne s abroad To offer praise unto the Lord For wlsdom and learnlng Betty Brackett burns Her flame of knowledge always returns ohn Burke has acquired fame To Nladelme Calller we call attention Her vlrtues and charm deserve IHCIHIIOI1 Of Rita Klng you all have heard To tlns prlze pup1l we ve oft referred A sound a rhythm arose and fell Tom Buckleys notes like peals of bell Frank K3PWOCk1 plays baseball with ease And occaslonally sets OLII to tease Uslng LHS blki. neVCl' I1CCClll1g a Car oseph Bourdon wxll surely go far We couldn t have done wlthout her Dorothy Matllmot basketball manager He s llked by the glrls accordlng to reports James Baker a star ln all sports Etleen lVlcNlahon whos really our belle Of her we ve many fall tales to tell Of thus the teachers need no proof Edward Clark s fun and w1t raxse the roof Kind Danlel Hannon wlth a rapturous smile Has drlven lady octets m1ny a mlle ,.,.,.4,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.1.,.1-l-l-lfl-I-1-I-I-I-I-I-I-AI-1 7 7 ' Y V 5 , . l 9 7 i Y ' 7 i v 7 7 For success and skill in every game, 1 - - - 3 9 7 1 l ' ., . 7 5 xv A a , . 9 7 , . . , i 7 7 I 'L' ' , . . 1 , . . ni n C ' A . is