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

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AQUILA PAGE 47 lclulllslllolllulllul'l,IlIalslofi,lffclolvllllltlololllclol McGrath was living here. We then had a friendly chat with her and discovered she was private Secretary to the Gay Express Co. Back in my hotel room I turned on my radio. Bob Longchamp was giving all the latest news. He was the favorite commentator of the country today. He announced that Basil French had just secured the presidency of the A. F. L. I guessed that Basil was going all out for the working man. Another announcement at- tracted my attention. Bob said that Admiral Conley was making a trip to China on a new ship, The Concordia, which inci- dentally was christened by Helen Locke. I was now able to settle down and make myself comfortable for the night. Next morning, I had two letters, one from Mary Horne and another from Katherine Dennen. Mary was a gov- erness for the children of a famous heart specialist, Danny Dono- van. Kitty wrote me a very newsy letter and brought back many fond memories. She herself had stayed in Concord and was teaching with Beatrice Gaudette. Frank Lyons had studied civil engineering and with his knowledge was changing Concord com- pletely into one of the most modern cities in the country. Kitty assured me that I would hardly recognize it. Donald Wessen was mayor and had done much to promote this project. Concord now had a lake. She then went on to tell me of the New Con- cord Hospital that we used to hear so much about in school. Theresa Barry was the superintendent and jean Lassonde was working there as a laboratory technician. Robert Sweeney had become a missionary priest and was now in Africa. Pat Nolin and Pat Kelly had done a wonderful job keeping the youth of Concord out of trouble with their social work. My, this had been a glorious vacation, but I must get back to my kitchen laboratory where all the latest food concoctions are awaiting my unwilling attention. Roger Faretm '48 Theresa Feltault '48

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AQUILA lilflllllllilll Paul McAuley Marion Thomas Robert Sweeney Claire McGrath Kathleen Quimby Robert Cross Roger Faretra Leon Lapointe John Nemiccolo Francis Sullivan Basil French Joyce Jackson' Theresa Feltault James Long Beatrice Bolduc john Conley PAGE 49 -iff-I-1-1.f.f-f.1.1-1--I..l.l.,,-.,1-nf.,-.1-.f.,, Positively Masculine Mighty Tiny Rarely Satisfying Classy Miss Kindly Quiet Regal Critic Rare Fellow Lavishly Loyal just Nonchalant Fine Spirit Baseball Find jolly jewel True Friend jitterbug Lad Bashful Bee jubilant Collaborator Class of '48