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

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fobn Robe: I Rogers MAPLE STREET LYNIN My three years at Saint Mary s can be very aptly compared with our famed Yew England weather As our atmosphere rs subject to many unsuspected changes so was my career at the Saints When I began my scholastic days as a sophomore I expe ted to set new records in the intellectual an nals of the school But the clouds soon came upon the sunny horizon and my lonely dreams burst The Honor Roll was published and I searched the top half for my name well anyw av it must be on the honorable mention no I am looking in vain I guess Im not a genius Although my nrst attempt was a failure I put more energy rnto my work and finally I am to be rewarded I am going to graduate Yes every cloud has a silver lining and though mv cloud looked black I have attained the mitral suc cess of my life It also promises a new world of peace and a new life of happiness for me Pnulfordan Rzlqy 2 DTVIINS ROAD SWAMPSCOTT I have reached a goal m the making of a full Ilf-6 'lhrnkmg to honor me they have asked me for words but I find To the Past I need not speak as rt knows my gratitude for having immersed me so deeply rn the bitter sweet truclble of experience To the Religious I have no words but let rry life tell them unstlntrngly you have mtde your knowledge my strength your actions my rnspr ation and your sprrrt an undying memory 1n another of Hrs servants To my Parents I have nothing to say Their life s work whrcli I am can be repaid only by their life s desrre which I hope to be To the Future I cannot speak for like the coming of a new day it hangs suspended and untouchable so near as to be present yet so distant rt can be neither seen nor heard Thus I leave wlth words unsald with a Joy in my past a confidence in my God and fervent trust rn my future Janie! C1e W'f Ryan 16 ABORN PLACE LYNN Pen in hand 1 dull lrght burning I vrvrdly recall pleasant memories of my years at Saint Marys Grammar and High Schools Here I strive to put them into writing to present a noteworthy brography of a fun loving char acter My Hrst years were amazing to me Things like learning to spell writing with a fiuld and readlng consumed my interest Time fiew In a very short while I was practicing for graduation With the rnk but dry on my first I was looking forward to my second diploma When the long desired and highly revered appendage upperclassman was mme to have and to hold I began to enjoy life and its rapid succession of events Proms dances plays and choruses enlrvened the well filled scholastic pro ram Now I find myself sitting on top of the world well fitted for a busn ness career and most indebted to all who had anything to do with my splendid education 'lt Saint Mary s 1:37 A 7 . , , I L . , . . I -1 - n - , . F . . - I , t, ' 1 J . -. I . , . r ' ' r ' ' 1 ' s . F K t 6 v Y v ' n . ' , ' s v T 7 7 1 . . . . . ,, . v ,, A . . . . V . . , , . I -'- . , I ' , . 1 , 4 . , . . , . V . . . , . . Q 7 f s - a s 1 a . l, , e 7 1 is 1 ' a . , . . . 4 . . , V . . V. . . , , . . v 1 ,X ' ' , . . Q- 1, V - , . v 1 -1 ' 4 t ' 17 - as ' ' , ' . I . . . , N 4 t ,

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AmMMl1I1l Reid 0 sAc'AMoR15 s'rR12i5'r LYINN I dreamed a dream one day' and now' that dream is here beside me. Yes. at last my lifelong dream is coming true. Constantly have the golden sands of time run on until now' it is necessary for me to leave this particular haven of my dreams. As thoughts of departing steal upon me I fall into deep reyerie and liye again the memories of September 19-I3 to une 19-16. Although Greek was my hardest subject I liked it best I know now that when a teacher says something she means it for lying across her apron wasnt comfortable I knew I should hue done my homework' From September 1944 to june 1945 I enjoyed the responsibility of ringing the Bells of Sam' Mary s On Noaember 27 1945 Tbmu lv ilu Nfghl thc first all senior drama intro luced a new star Al Reid That night I be came an actress and a personagc on the Great White Way Kenrzetb Leonmad Robzmon 1a 89 RIIDINGTON STREFT SWAMPSCOTW All the world s a stage and the men and women merely play ers Slmkefpeafe Apt indeed is the opinion of the great bard to introduce my life story for the stage has been a conspicuous feature in my youthful career There are few among my school pals who know not of my two line off stage role in Through flee N1 bl nor will many forget when I answered the phone before it rang It was fun like this that helped make a dull than l1ke studying a happv es ent in life Having fretted my hour upon the playing stage I stand pee mn into the horizon of the stage of life Made stalwart by the training of the Sisters of Saint Ioseph for twelve years and that of the world Given eve y chance for skillful training as a prepara t1on why should I not tr ad the stage we know as the world w th i master s art? Paul Fmnczf Roflrleu 46 omsit sriuir SALLA Before I step forth from St Mary s to rice the future I wish to leave for posterity the first but of literature that I haye compo cd for print For this hrst publication I hase naturally chosen the subject I know most about myself Skipping oyer my quiet childhood days I shall beg n with the day that I recessed my diploma from S mt ames Grammar School and com menccd my daily journey from Salem to Lynn ua Highland Avenue Th has been one of my pastimes for the past four years I shall long re member those good times on the bus when we enjoyed life so well in the rear seats Mastering my lessons pre cnted many a rough spot but I man aged to smooth them out Thoush I w ts not particularly actise in school affairs I enjoyed them xery much M y I proye myself worthy of all the joy Iye had and of the hne training Iye receised' 136 F , V. . s , - 1 , 0 7 L K 9 , 1 , ,y I j f P v V L B . A Y . ' 4 I . ' ' V C L, , . A 1 N 4 i Y' U r ' 0 1 i I ' ' ' ' f S ts- ' ' ' J - ' . 1 , .' v ,' - ' ' 5 - I . y .0 . Y 'N Y I . I, e ' 1 I . U ' 1 , . ' 1 . 5 Y I l A - ' 7 V 7 -i by my good parents for seventeen. I stand ready to match my strength with 7 . F Y . . . L- ' , f e. I . ' ' , ri 1 f' V . : : : 4 Y, r' A 1 4 .' 4 ' . ' S - ' . ' is N ' I r - A A r j L ' . - r 5 L -, I 'i ' r A A r ' A ' 1- A I Q V' , 1 ' ' NK ' , , ,' 5,2 . . ' f, 'S ' V . . . , K, J . Y s V y I 3 v k ' v Q . . ' ' ' . , . - i i ' 7 ' ' - 5 f .

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A' 91 LORING AVFNUI SALEM When l found myself rn thls strange world and realxzed that God had created a clever boy I had an rmpulse at an early age to procure an edu catnon Luke most youngsters I drd not notnce trme passmg so I unex pectedly awoke one day to learn that I was a proud freshman blessed wrth determmatlon to excel everyone rn scholastrc standmg Astonnshed once agam I obserxed that I was getting nowhere fast at accomplnshmg thrs yery noble rdeal Refusmg to be dismayed however I struggled on wrth the encouragement and assrstance of the Sisters proddmg me Desprte hardshrps and drfficultres my four year tour of Samt Mary s kmgdom was pleasant and profitable It rs my opmron that the chorce made by my par ents tor my educatnon was 1 wnse one and that therr sacrrfices to carry rt out were many I am very grateful I hope to bc a lrvmg proof of lt Edwm'a'Patr1cle Sullivan PARK STREET LYNN Approxrmately sesenteen years ago I took rt upon myself to enlrven the Sullivan household wrth my charming self Amvlng at the use of reason yery early I was mstalled rn the Hrst grade of Samt Marys Grammar School at Hve Bemg trmrd by nature I passed unnoticed from grade to grade nn the elementary school and from class to class rn the hrgh school I had enjoyed my grammar school trammg but my high school days frlled every hour wrth thorough happrness I was no brrllrant star but the Sisters boys and actnvrtres made up for any defrcrencne rn my studnes so that school lrfe was rn every respect a happy one As I now leave the place I have called home tor four years I seek to explam the feelrng for which I have no words and thank all those who have contnbuted ln the making ot Edward Patnck Sullxvan Wzllmflz Fmnczf Sullzmn III PARlx STREET LYNN On a beautnful September morn In 1938 dressed m a new blue Serge sunt fshort pants of coursej I put rn my frrst appearance at Samt Mary s Gram mar School Nervous and excrted at the thought of startxng a most lmpor tant chapter rn my educatnon I must confess that my first contact wrth he Srsters set me shaking rn my shiny new shoes After a serxes of elght happy years my elementary educatron was completed and before me lay a brrght new horxzon I stepped unto hugh school resolvmg to buckle down to ser: ous study I realxze now that no teacher spared herself to prepare the other students and myself for our work rn the world Knowmg that Actrons speak louder than words I shall take my place rn the world to llve thc lessons that they hayc taught me Surely nothmg would please our parents or our teachers more th U1 our hdclrty to the prnnuples they have set forth for our lmxtatlon f38I Q ,Q 1 1, ' V D - 7 Y 1 I 4 I Y . ' 3 1 , , , ll I . 4 a Y . . I . . ' 7 3 , . . - , - y . K 7 r r ' l . , - . . 1 . Y . Y 1 I ' ' ' ' 5 - s y ' ' , 1 . . , , Q Y 9 . V . V s v L I - r. Y , . 'T ' K 1 s s . 1 , . V . V s . . , Y - Y 7. 7 . , ' ' s , . V y r U Y . , . . r r V ., . . 1 ' V 4 - -s .k-- I L V. . , ' Y , A , , 1 K h l L 4. . g. V 4