St Marys High School - Sancta Maria Yearbook (Lynn, MA)

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-I2 WAVERLY STREET LYNN Sealed vuthm the vaults that we call memory we store away as treasured gold the happenmgs that have rmpressed us most Strong doors nova swmg mcle and from mthm the catalogue of days gone by I pluck a few eprsodes for renew Tvs elve years ago I began my educatron whrch I am happy to say has been Catholrc from start to Hmsh Competntlon and tram mg rn the Sacred Heart Grammar School prepared me for the next step- hrgh school The first of these two years I spent profitably and joyfully at Boston College I-Ilgh and the latter two llkewlse at Samt Mary s At last I realrze that rt was worth all the jolts and struggles and I smrle to myself as I remember some of the funny thmgs that happened My heart bursts with prlde We c I 1 poet I would smg to the world m wondrous song the thoughts that well wrthm my breast but I am not so I srmplf ay Thank you dear God for Samt Mary s Hugh Cbarlu F1 ana! MCMd1ZMI 16 SANDERSON AYENUL LYNN I ShOlllCl luke to hase something very unusual to relate 1n my autobrograph lcal sketch lrke statmg that I was born rn the mrddle of the Pacrfic Ocean or m Zomba Mozambrque or some such place Luke many of my class mates however I am oblngared to become very prosaic and speak of Lynn as the srte of my birth I also wrsh I could publr h somethmg startlmg luke a grammar school graduatlon at eight but I must admrt that the truth ns that I was twelve In my more serlous moments I plcture my lrfe like a great wave which roll d steadily onward gathermg strength with ever! passmg moment and pressmg persistently on toward rts goal Surmount mv all obstacles I have lunged forward pressing ever onward towarl graduatron Proudly I vrew the successful achnevement of my Irfe long de srre happlly I yom the admrrable ranks of the Alumni yet gladly would I begm all over again fore b Patrick M0ndbd1l P 12 ATKINSON STREET LYNN Scenes of yesteryear vrvrdly Hash m renew as I dream pen m hand ot tl e d ys that us d to be It rs pleasant to recall the good trmes that wc lssoclat so readuy wrth school lrfe As a shy 'rttle freshman I was tosse l about by the dlgmlied senrors out rt was all m fun jolly prctures of the sophomore year loom before me too At even a faster pace I am ushered nr fancy mto my yumo sphe e and vs nth this comes a feelmg of superror :ty I was fun lookmg down upon the underclassmen and knomng that the next step was sennorlty Then came une and promotron to the top rank At last I am reacly to enter the world upon my ovsn smcerely hope ful that I can lne up to the hrgh prmcrples set before me I speak a fond arlrezz to the Samts but not wrthout expressmg my deepest gratrtude to the Srsters the Priests and my devoted parents 521 - . 1 , 7 7 Y , . v. V. . , 7 Y . Y. Y . . - a 1 - ' . V . . . , 5 5 Y ' . . , . . v r ' 7 F- . I . . 1 , . . , 1 Y 1 -. - I - H Q v ' Y 3 7 ' . 7 A , r . ' ' , 1 Y v v , Q 1 , . . ' v a a . ' S , , I V . A h . . . , . . I 0 ' 1 1 ' 5 7 1 I , h . . . Y. . Y 9 ' Q 1- U 'Q 4 . 1 u fi . . Q ., . . ' . I . L . , I . L I , . , A T 'i' , ' - . L 1 v. r. . L 'Y . . J . . , ' V K ' 7 .Y . y - 1- - 1, - ' ' Q Y 7 ' ' I

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Berrzard Peter MHVT011 WLST INEPTUNI' STRFFT INNIN Ior those who study the classrcs thxs rs to rntroduce Bernard Marron an ardent student of Greek I am partrcularly well l-.noun to my fellovx G ecks who have cooperated mth me rn preparing the Ixeu Impaored lfamlarfom 0 Zum hon and Home: In addrtron to thrs I have done many other worthvthrle thrngs for the splendrd educatron received herc makes rt possrble for almost anyone to accomplrsh almost any thang It s no vuonder that I am convmced that school and studres are Important fat tors rn my lrfe There was not a day that I drd not derrve great beneht nor was there a day that I dld not enjoy Certainly I can say mthout hesr tatron that I have been well drrected and tramed for lrfe Success and hap prness rn time to come vslll be due chrefly to the never falterrng rnterest and advrce of my good mother and the unflaggrng zeal of my teachers the Srsters of Saint oseph Tl7011ldIJOJL1Jl3 Martel 11 SOUTH STREET LYNN Irom the day of my arrrval at Sarnt Mary s rn 1934 possrbrlrtres of success were evrdent rn me Thus fact was confrrmed by the good Sxsters who spoke wrth ex errence when the sand It s sosslble that thls lad ma some da I carrred on relentlessly determmed to acqurre a strong foothold rn lrfe I began by takrng an actrve part rn the annual plays when I was only seven and contrnurng untrl I was graduated rn 1942 I elected to carry on the good work rn Samt Mary s so I traversed the grounds to the Boys Hrgh Qchool where upon hearmg my name they accepted me wrth open arms For the next four years I sanled along smoothly except for a tussle or two wrth math chemrstry and physncs Havmg enjoyed twelve happy and prosperous years at Sarnt Marys I smcerely hope that the rest of my hfe wxll be slmrlar Wzllmriz Tlaonzm McDeW1z0tt 54 BEACON HILL AVENUE LH NN Have you ever heard the amazmg story of Wrld Brll McDermott man among men athlete of athletes and notorrous woman hater? N07 Well here you are I blew rn with the wlnd and snow rn the mrdst of a blrzzard on a bleak anuary day Growing up was a task but wlth a lrttlc persuasron and the ard of a razor strap I was kept nn check Work at Samt Marys Grammar School came easy and rn hugh school easrer stlll fit says here As an athlete I was a good student and as a student a good thlete Durmg my first two years I sparked the baseball team to two Catholrc League Champronshrps but I grew trred of all the glory hcapcd upon me after each game so I gave rt up But that rs nerther here nor there' As I take my departure after tvx elve lrvcly years rn the parrsh schools I hope the draft board falls to notrce me and the vtorld wrll treat me as well as Saunt Mary s has Thanks Mother and Dad for 1 grand opportumty' Us ff I . . ' I I Y . , . . . , . 'l P 1 ' ,, I 1 z Y. ' . 1 V ' I I . V V Y . av .4, ' ' ' . I D - . V. I. . I . V. s l- . - 1 Y : . . , . y , . . . 4 I . . D . . , P ' . Y- ' 1 , I I H I Y h Q Y become a great leader In hfe, but rt s not probable. Ignormg the1r jests , , I a L 1 1 ' a , a ' , 1 1 1, ' , , - . . , I - 1 ' ' ' , V . , . I -I . ' ' 9 , ' a . , ' ' r ' r' -1 I . A y G . , .

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Robert Eugene Mozalzkorz 16 cmissm' PLACE, LYNN For the leading role in my story, I shall choose myself, my four years ol high school will make up the plotg and the setting will be Saint Mary's. When I was a lowly freshman I thought that it would take a full book to reproduce accurately an account of my long years in school. Now I realizc all too well how short my story is. There is almost nothing to relate except that my training has been splendid, and my life happy. Having struggle-l over many a hurdle, I became a senior, and made the last great push. Al- ready nevs vistas open their doors to me They all look sunny but who knows what lies beyond he turn in the road Before I select one of these paths I wish to extend my sincere appreciation to the Priests and Sisters Above all I thank my good mother for her zeal her deyotion and he foresight in equipping me with a Catholic education Rzcbard Peter Mulbezr 18 CHURCH STRYIIT LYNN Although unaccustomed to the technical procedure of writing an auto biography I shall sketch a brief account of my life Enrolled at Sain oseph s I soon became acclimated and found that making friends is one of the joys of school life After eight golden years unfaltermgly I turned my steps towards Saint Marys Each year her was very profitable and pleasant Ar the close of the sophomore stage I had the wonderful oppor tunity of going to California This meant much fun variety and excitc ment 'lhe pleasantness of my junior and senior years blended vxell with that of the past for repeated hundreds in conduct were my specialty Strengthened by the excellent training of a Catholic education and forti f'-ICKI by the sustaining grace of God I am well prepared to confront the vxorld I express my undying appreciation to my parents the Priests and the Sisters emzey Fmuczf fllullen '72 DFI R COVI LX NN When I ponder over memories of days gone by I recall the first grade mth all its nevs ness especially my first catechism the second third and mth an accompanying sense of uperlority It mas then that I began to ncalizc the xalue of a parochial school training I thought of thc educa tional period of i pcrson s life as tvyo hills a small and a large onc thc small bcrng grammar chool and thc large high school I had just com Dleted the ascent of thc small hill md xx as about to climb thc largcr onc Though I didnt reallzc it then I know now that the climb was hard and steep yet full of fun lrom the summt of this inclinc I xiu ino hcr but this one is huec Though I can sce that this will mean many a struggle I couragcously bcfim the task fcclinx, that intern ingled with thc sorrows will be the joys fo0 , , , , r v v . t . 1 1 Q' f V X a Y s '- . . , ' . 1' , ' . V D ' . J k , ' 1 .t c . . e . . . , ' ' - Q 1 1 4 , , . . w . V ' A I I . 3 I Y T 1 i 2, ' , - Y . A , ' ' 1 ' i i ' Q 1 s fourth with the thrill of using inkg the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth V . . f' ' . . s ' ' . ' Y 'Q 4 ' I . is I i , I ' i - ' . ' L . 5- 'b- ' K - ' v L . . ys .v . J . -' K . s' , - - 'Y . ' ' - 1 k' . v K v ' I A 1 Y4 5 if '. ' i' I 'i 1 , . s v ,b' .k -y .. ' -ry ' . f -' . I ,-