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

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Mr. Sayles briefs a quintet of boys on the foreign policy of the U. S. prior to a panel discussion . . . The theory of electronics seems to fascinate all embryo chemists. N. Bon Tempo, H. Wright and P. Meade, draw atomic diagrams under Sr. Rose Helen’s watch¬ ful eyes ... Is there ever a time when an assignment of French verbs does not mean a night of hard work? A. Smyth, L. Wickstrom, D. De Young and R. Goy- ette survey the result of last night’s study for Sr. Joseph Anne . . . An important phase of Trigonom¬ etry is the conquest of logarithms, cologs, anti-logs etc. . . . J. DiNardo, N. BonTempo, C. Jeffers and L. Salome wade through the intricacies of a complex fraction to find that elusive answer .. . Taking dic¬ tation in shorthand becomes easier each year. Seniors of Sten. 3, find the symbols easy to remember as they take a letter from Sr. William James in a class in Office Practice. ■ v ■ SB!

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SENIORS President DANIEL M. DE YOUNG Vice President ELAINE C. G. DUPRE Secretary EVELYN M. DAVOREN Treasurer JAMES E. ENNIS The Tale of Two Cities is a novel that has absorbed every class in English IV. David Geoffroy shows a model of Madame Guillotine to his keenly interested classmates. The Liturgy of the church can be a long and in¬ tensive study. Mary Thomas, seated, and Dorothy Handfield, standing, compare the symbolism of these Liturgical posters. ,

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4 The Divine Babe of Bethlehem receives the homage of six seniors as they visit the Crib on the Con¬ vent lawn. P. Boulanger, E. Bradley, J. Cahill, R. Baldiga, W. Barry, and M. Caccavelli. PATRICIA ANNE BOULANGER 49 Lake St., Linwood, Mass. Biol¬ ogy Club 3; Sidelights 2; Eucha¬ ristic League 4; Literary Club 3. Bugsy” — Loves to dance . . . neat in appearance . . . has an aversion to zippers. MARY ANN CACCAVELLI 29 Emmons St., Milford, Mass. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Eucharistic League 4; Blue Mantle 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary” — Excellent student .. . dynamic captain of the cheerleaders . . . oratorical finalist. ROBERT STANLEY BALDIGA 2 Cutler St., Caryville, Mass. Physics Club 3; Eucharistic Lea¬ gue 4; Biology Club 4; Chemis¬ try Club 4. Diga”—Seems bash¬ ful but we wonder . . . blushes easily ... smart dresser ... al¬ lergic to French. GEORGE WILLIAM BARRY 29 Boston Ave., Uxbridge, Mass. Honors 1, 2; Biology Club 3; Blue Mantle 4; Eucharistic Lea¬ gue 4. Bill” — Suave . . . debo¬ nair . . . creative artist . . . likes music . . . knott” partial . . . our able prom chairman. ESTHER THERESA BRADLEY 70 Pine St., Milford, Mass. Liter¬ ary Club 3; Eucharistic League 4; Commercial Club 4. Esther” — Courteous . . . considerate . . . quiet and yet loves a good time. JOAN KATHRYN CAHILL 293 Main St., Milford, Mass. Eucharistic League 4; Biology Club 3; Literary Club 3; Chemis¬ try Club 4. Joan” — Serious in appearance . . . co-operative . . . a reserved and retiring manner.