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

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Record albums claim the attention of S. Detention’s over! G. White grins broadly as he antici Malinowski, J. Vear, J. Gallagher and J. pates his dinner. Fortier. E. Burns, a sophomore, explains the steps necessary Serious-minded Sophomores manifest intense in the solving of this geometrical problem. interest in their Initiation program. Under the watchful eye of Sister, B. Couture and his companions mount the stairs for typing class. Intermission finds J. Edwards and M. Mullen enjoying a little “tete-a- tete” with the boys. Back to classes after an exchange of books at the library.

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f omored Intermission finds a group of St. Mary’s stu¬ dents anxiously waiting to quench their thirst at the school’s coke machine. While E. Rice inserts his coin, and J. Walsh, H. Falcone, N. Feeley, and G. Sheedy patiently look on, M. Goddard, M. Cahill, and D. Krapp pose for our cameraman. C. Cormier, P. Harrington, F. Wright, S. Ethier, C. Collins, A. Anderson, E. Benoit and N. Longton “trip the light fantastic” at inter¬ mission. During the Magazine Drive, a group of Sophomores check their receipts in the office. They are, left to right: J. Davis, M. Gawalt, E. Macko, D. Curley, F. Collins, and R. Darcy.

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Exams are a never-ending subject of conversation when Juniors meet. Ann Fahey, Secretary, meeting her fellow officers, John Kirby, Presi¬ dent, James Norton, Vice-President, John Sawyer, Treasurer, on the lawn on a balmy day in January, discusses the coming mid-years. HISTORY OF THE JUNIOR CLASS We returned to school this year with our heads held high with pride. We are now Juniors, “upper-class-men”. But looking toward the serious side, we study diligently, realizing at last its full importance. We easily survive the mid-years. The Senior Prom attracts a good representation from our class. We look forward anxiously to receiving our class rings. The social highlight of the year for us is our own Junior Prom, attended by the majority and long to be remembered for the wonderful time we had. Final exams arrive, heralding the approach of the end of the school year. Graduation has more of a meaning for us this year, since we take part in the exercises. Vacation is welcomed with enthusiasm, yet we look forward to the coming year when we will be “Seniors.”