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

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AQUILA ' PAGE 77 'lflllflfl'lullI'.l l ..l .l'l.l'.l .l .l'IIIIIII'.l'I'.l -l l'.l l'l'l Alumni Notes THE CLASS OF 1947 Attending Mount Saint Mary College: Shirley Baker, Patricia Branswell, Patricia Donahue, Rita Lacaillade, Constance Long, Kathleen Ryan, Elizabeth Supry. At Holy Cross College: Robert King. At Regis College: Ceslaus King. At New Hampshire State University: Virginia King, Thomas McCready. At Saint Anselm College: William Veroneau. At Northeastern University: jean Van Matter. At Plymouth Teachers' College: Raymond Bolduc, Robert Foy, Robert West. In the Business World : Jacqueline Roy, Beverly Branswell, Mary Callahan, Helen Donahue, Kenneth Casey, Dorothy Cullen, Sarah King, john Dennen, Dolores Mailhot, Robert Curdie, Carmen Fortune, Patricia Geary, Dorothy King, Joseph West- cott, Robert White, Donald White, Robert Crutchfield, Leonard Clark, Thomas Donovan, Yolanda Palisi, Charles Odette, John Sartorelli, Stanley Paskowski, joseph McAuley. At Saint Joseph Hospital Training School : Mary Mahon. THE CLASS OF 1946 At Boston College: John Parla, Joseph O'Shea, Frank Stackpole. At Notre Dame University: William Walsh. CONGRATULATIONS Engagements: Laura Dupont, '46, Peter King, '38, Weddings: Anne Gilleran, '45, to Edward King, '40: Corrine Van Marter, '41, to john Lanigan, '38g Beatrice Cozzi, '37, to Thomas Kiley, '40: Neil Collins, '39: Cecil Knight, '41g Philip King, '43: Marguerite Labranche, '46g Frances Spaulding ,'45g

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PAGE 76 AQUILA 'l I'.1 .lll .l l'l l'.I I'I .l l'l'l'l'I I I'l'l'.lIlflflllflll Girls' Basketball SURPRISE was sprung on all Senior and junior girls when in March, Father Burke announced plans for girls' basketball. Immediately some thirty athletically-minded lassies donned sneakers and shorts and met at Saint john's Hall every Saturday afternoon. What fun there was under the direction of Mrs. Crowley, a most understanding coach and her able assistant Mrs. Healy! We learned the rules of the game and organized teams. There were no scheduled games this year but the earnestness displayed by the opposing intra-mural teams equalled that of any well-trained groups. Prospects for next year are bright. Enthusiasm has seeped through the entire student body. There should be several teams from the various classes that would offer plenty of intra-class com- petition. Paula Mineau '48

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PAGE 78 AQUILA If-I-I-1-f-1-I-I-I-f-I-I-I-.I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-.r-f-1-ff-,,.,-.,., Winifred Harrison, '46, Marie Drouin, '47, Jacqueline Roy '47, Evelyn Landry, '43, Lorraine Poirier, '46, to Leo Mayo, ex'47. Visitors from CHERUBLAND: Sharon Faretra to Mr. and Mrs. CPauline Spaulding, '40D Noel Faretrag Thomas Pillsbury to Mr. and Mrs. CLillian Odette, '46J Thomas Pillsbury, Muriel Rollins to Mr. and Mrs. CCharlotte Spaulding, '40J Rollins. Q GRADUATIONS Thomas Donovan, 35, from Boston College Law School. Passed New Hampshire and Massachusetts Bar examinations. Our con- gratulations! Peter King, '38, from Harvard Law School. Congratulations! Arthur Donovan, ,40, from Tufts Medical. Interneship at Yale. Best wishes for success! E john King, '41, from Georgetown. Congratulations! SYMPATHY The Class of 1948 extends sincere sympathy to Reverend Father Burke and John Harrison whose beloved mothers died during the year, and to Joyce, Margaret, and Charlene Kiley whose dear father also died. Joyce Jackson '48