St Marys High School - Blue Mantle Yearbook (Milford, MA)

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to last, Barbara has given us her help and assistance , Be¬ ing a typist cf unusual abilities, she has been able — and-- willing--to pub many of our contributions into print She has remained ter afternoons without number to help the Staff. Never a word ol complaint, never a bit of impa¬ tience, newer any opposition. There have been times, in the production ofthe ’•Blue Mantle”, when Barbara’s capable assistance couldn ' t have been omitted. At all times, the welcome presence of her aid has been glaringly noticeable. Her shy but shining smile, her ready wit. her willingness to take it”, her quiet, reserve-ail have combined to make Barbara indispens¬ able. Tho’r’e is no question in our minds that her unstinted aid has helped, es much as anything else, to insure the success of the Blue Mantle”. ♦ Barbara was an outstanding member of the Class of 1936. Music and scholastics comprise most of her activi¬ ties, but she played a determining part in the class plays Her free praise of obners was turned to her when it was an¬ nounced that she would bo the valedictorian ol her class. Her graduation address was nothing short of perfection,. Once again we want to thank you, Barbara, for your welcome, hearty, friendly, necessary, unlimited, aon- tinous assistance. So we all say, Thanks a million,” —The class of 1937.

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Perley Whitten, our Assistant Editor, worked tire¬ lessly and unceasingly to aid in the accomplishment of our sole aim, the production of the best Year Book of any High School in the diocese. It is to Perley, the magic touch of whose gifted pen may be found on almost every page of this book, that we owe our unfailing gratitude. He, keeping step with his co-worker, Joe Fahy, had established a precedent and set an example which the classes to come after us will find hard to follow, Raymond McDonough, quiet-spoken, unassuming Class¬ ical artist, has donated hours of his time for the advance¬ ment of the cause. His abilities have been glorified not only in the Art Section, but also in the numerous borders, head¬ ings and decorations which fill the Blue Mantle. For the same reason, Martin Clark, a Commercialite of identical at¬ tainments, deserves no small measure of thanks. A large part of the task of printing, as well as a noticeable share in the business of Artistry, has been unquestioningly assumed by jpcular . hearty, deep-throated Martin. In addition Barnard Carney, with his ready smile and ready wit, merits a vote of thanks for his efforts in the financial betterment of the pr o jec t. The entire Staff has offered its best to insure the success of the Blue Mantle, and we feel that the battlp- j as been won. r . ' Ax-chough the yearbook is not uew at St Mary ' s the vigor with which the Class has met the present attempt has brought a measure of success far in excess of any yet attained by another class. In fact the others may well envy the energy enthusiasm earnestness and eagerness attendant upon the pro¬ duction of the “Blue Mantle“. Every member of,the Class has willingly given time, effort and ability in every phase of the actual work The broad and varied talents of the Class have made possible this marvel of literary accomplishment this gem among scholastic printings this ruby of brilliance this truly golden tribute to English perfection. Ready able hands have united in common cause to produce a bit of written excellence that probably shall never be surpassed by a body of hopeful students engaged in the work of composing a yearbook laboring under tremendous difficulties supported only by their own mutual desire for success. In conclusion let it be said that any fame which may come to the school as a result of the “Blue Mantle 11 cannot be attributed to any single individual but must be given to the Class as a whole. As the Class thanks the Staff , so does the Staff thank the Class

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Louis J Bardsley Bernard J Carney Edward W. Cole Vincent J. Connolly Charles G Dewing Jcseph T 4 Fahy Elton C. Jones Victor J Laronga Robert R. Mainville John Ei McCarthy Raymond C. McDonough John J, McGrath Edward G. C Brien Paul F Phillips Raymond V. Pratt Robert p. Smith Perley J. Whitten Mary M. Clancy Helen G. Condon Margaret E. Croekery Mary L« Daley Rose C. ally Jsabelle C Manion .Mary T Read Anna Ev Shaughnessy Marjlyn J, Swift Earl F. Barry William J. Birmingham Raymond M. Blake Joseph F, Brennan Edward Cas 3 idy Martin p. Clark Clifford Cyr Charles J. Davoren Gerald Shaw Loretta M. Baker Shirley M Buck Norma Caruso Margaret A.. Ca$ey Estelle DeManche Dorothy M. Daniels Julia E. Gurry Margaret M. Kearnan Eileen M Kellett Stella M. Mankus Dorothy Mann Veronica X. f f Rrien Margaret M. Powers’ Mary A Summers Marguerite A Tosches Genevieve Williams Rita £• Young Jhur Clement Bernice Eldrldg© Cohn Mulligan Majpie Flanigan Donald Gordon Anna Jablonski Pauline Williams John Joseph Milan 6 minlo Givetta eaqte m Rourk© (reralalr apan Thomas Malxa Albert Bradley $ ert Devlin jate mm . Joha .Beyer James Cleary Anita Moran i oftn furley avid Sibscn Jehn Veronik John Clifford IRW miAM Frederick £henevert Charles Holland Russell Thompson