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

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' ,H -:. f' i bf' vw Tw!-X 1 5 w -- ,V , 'N gm!-ff ig , X 'X ,A V 5 45,-.XX:1:gFJQ 4 'S .. .,, 'v , MLW A i 1: A f Q W Q - . Editor fin -Chief EDWARD 1... LYNCH Assoc-inte Editor' CHARLES G. MURPHY CLJfhlC1if,I'I.'S LEO Iif. CAR,R,OL.1,. FRED J. CO5'I'E1L.LO Bussixless Ixfiumlgel' JOHN J. DUNN DEDIGAT MGNSIG EAGULT SENIGRS AGE FIVE AGE SIX E EIGHT TEEN UND G -FOUR EIETY GI-IT REVEREND IOI-IN D. DAY Thank, You, Father Twenty years ago you were anointed a priest forever thus commencing a life of sacrifice and dedication to the Most High God. For seventeen of these years you have worked with the students of the Boys' High School. In the classroom you have guided us along the road to spiritual maturity in- creasing our love for God and cultivating in us a desire for self sanctification. As a friend, you have fostered priestly vocations and given us understanding counsel. Gen- erously you have given of yourself in every respect. It is with pride, with love, and with gratitude that we dedicate this 1959 SANCTA MARIA to you, Father Day. May it long remain a tribute to one in whom are realized the ideals of Christ as teacher, as friend, and as priest! 5 Monsignors Message To The Class Gt l959 VERITATEM FACIENTES IN CI-IARITATE - taken from the Epistle of St. Paul to the Ephesians - is your class motto this year. We are to practice truth in charity says the Apostle of the Gentiles. In our contacts with our fellow men, there are many opportunities to teach them the truth. Unity of Faith is one of these. The Holy Father is preparing to call an Ecu- menical Council with the hope that Unity of Faith will result. There are countless beliefs throughout the world. We who have been born into the one true Church and by training have learned to explain our Faith and defend it have an obligation to do so. We are surrounded by fine, sincere, earnest souls who are looking for the truth. They have not had the advantages that have been ours. What have we done to help them? What can we do? Each one of us can be an apostle. There is no better way to show our gratitude for the Faith than to share it with others. It will strengthen and en- liven our Faith. Charity is love - love of God and of our neigh- bor. Nothing can change the world like love. It is all powerful. It can melt the hardest heart and bring it nearer to God. It was the characteristic of the Saints. Ijust finished the LIFE OF ST. FRANCIS DE SALES - THE GENTLEMAN-BISHOP OF GENEVA. As a boy and a young man, he lived in the hot bed of Calvinism. His victory over the heresy was at- tributed to his love of neighbor. It won the hearts of his bitter listeners. In enumerating the virtues, Our Lord said, The greatest of these is charity. I am now reading A YANKEE PAUL - the life of Reverend Isaac Thomas Hecker, the founder of the Paulist Fathers. You will please Almighty God by directing a well disposed friend to the Paulist Instruction Centre on Park Street, Boston. It may mean the conversion of a whole family to the one true Faith. Let us then seek out an opportunity to enlighten our neighbors and help them spiritually. By our kindness, our charity, our love they will understand that our motive is to assist them and they will ac- cept our offer. Again, let me remind you that we are all apos- tles. In our Catholic papers, never fail to read the article by Father John O'Brien of Notre Dame Uni- versity in which he tells us of lay people who are responsible for many converts often of their entire family. A prayer to Our Lady, The Mother of the Sav- iour ofthe World, to guide you in this trulyapostolic work is sure to bring success. VERITATEM FACIENTES IN CHARITATE. Q. RT. REV. JOSEPH F. Mc GLINCHEY, P.A.,D.D.,L.L.D.,P.P. PRINCRPAL -5 AW? K .wg REV. JOHN D. DAY REV. PAUL V. DONOVAN Senior and .Iunior Sophomore Religion Instructor Religion Instructor 1 K REV. RICHARD G. JOHNSON Freshman Religion Instructor SISTER M. HONORA, C.S.J. SUPERIOR Sister M. Ruth, C.S.J. Religion Latin Sister M. Norena, C.S.J. Religion Biology Sister M. Andrius, C.S.J. Religion English Sister M. Francis de Sales, C.S.J. Religion Bookkeeping Sister M. Trinette, C.S.J. Religion German Sister M. Jamesine, C.S.J. Religion History Sister M. Ellenette, C.S.J. Religion Chemistry Sister M. Laboure, C.S.J. Religion History Sister M. Padraic, C.S.J. English 951 ' H! 1llllT'!: - fan! i-Q I' 71:5 'IQ ,f '91 A 1 s ' rw? f Y x I , ' 1 I W . J' x f Y I X P4 -AA T' Sister M. Ernestina, C.S.J. Religion Biology Sister M. Campion, C.S.J. Religion Mathematics Sister M. Seraphine, C.S.J. Religion Physics Sister M. Ellen, C.S.J. Religion Latin Sister M. Avellino, C.S.J. French Greek Sister M. Corita, C.S.J. Religion Latin Sister M. Bosco, C.S.J. Religion , Mathematics Sister M. Falisa, C.S.J. Religion History Sister M. St. Charles, C.S.J Religion English Q,0YS I 5 Qkiy 04' 4 N 'lv Q 4' MASSAQHUS Esr 93 INTELLECTUAL DEVELCDPMENT :i+ -34,41 . 'A '41 Q 9 9 2+ 71' , 'Sf 'A fffWMnusnv1 N' 0 Q-air V g Ac1EN1f-5 '69, .1 0 Q. 2 X -an if 1 H X wg' .-xgwa-'A Q ?.M f .-,X E ,xxxg 3. KK Si 3. 'Ax N. 'fx - Qwigxf'Qf X iii. 5E imw x f 'Eg lee gg s wi S Q . 9 N '. 1 'f S K ff . R i n-Q,-nf' Q . .X m 3 A 'E 5 91 Q Q K 5 L A if ft I wi 9? X yy., H' fav x 1 'X-...ff Ex! .fi S3 G sr? Wx 2 39 ' Xxx X X35 ,,.,' 5 4 , 1 O W . , .missy . in . ,..-, xv we 1 L f?x ,,y,, A KA , Xlas.-1 X v N? -' . MQQQQS is Eugene Murray extends his congratulations to James Hennessey upon his election to the presidency. Joseph Sullivan and Charles Murphy smile in approval. - SECTIONAL OFFICERS - OFFICERS CLASS OF 1959 President JAMES J. HENNESSEY Vice-President EUGENE F. MURRAY Treasurer CHARLES G. MURPHY Secretary J. JOSEPH SULLIVAN - James J. Hennessey - Gene E. Wong - James D. Curran - John A. Granese ROOM 10 - J. Joseph Sullivan - Eugene F. Murray - Daniel E. Hughes ROOM 6 ROOM 7 PRESIDENT Edward A. Shinnick PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT John E. Walsh VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Gerald T. Maney TREASURER SECRETARY Thomas J. Hincman SECRETARY ROOM 8 PRESIDENT James J. Corbett PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Charles G. Murphy VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Edward F. Paszkowski TREASURER SECRETARY Joseph A. Nolet SECRETARY - William E. McCarron sap JAMES I. HENNESSEY 259 Summer Street Lynnfield An outstanding Marian leader. . . hard-skating captain of the hockey team. . . also on the ice for the Lynn Rangers. . . high principles . . . strong character. . . a real gentleman. . . lim is respected and admired by all. President 4: Student Senate 45 Football 2, 3,4: Hockey 3,45 Sodality 4. EUGENE F, MURRAY 29 Chestnut Street Lynn Congenial. . . confident. . . con- stant. . . Gene. . .All-Catholic on the gridiron and in the classroom . . . characterized by a generous spirit and an accommodating man- ner. . . Marian par excellence. Sodality 2,3,4: Glee Club 2, 4g Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2: Vice-Pres. 4g Student Senate 4. A Catholic Leade r is an instrument that Christ uses to influence people to accept His goals, to go into action toward those goals. His outstanding qualities should be: Courage, Conviction, Consec ration, Constanc y. 4 Q,0YS on X t, ilk X f Z .5 XY X ... 2 Kigwwiglxej lg Qi W4 5 sat HUM, Psxxusv - ' rl , 5 ff. .. ... I5 -E .Y ix Q ...M gifts A,., ' 1 , gg ' fh Lk FM5 Aid get 2' as M xxx-gf g X. ff, J ' ' ml 2 XX xiii-.f' J- . - rf K XA XX-is .S :A ' HX 1 A A -' My, 6, -, ig fg,:f,,.j ,... Q, li I 'Q gl 'aaEEN?Q2f a r 5. ' M-.- .,.. ..... oc- .f ' A K : QA Practice Truth in Charity CHARLES G. MURPHY 10 Palmer Avenue Peabody Laughing. . . loquacious. . .lasting . . . undisputed class brain . . . never worried or gloomy.. .fanat- ic Celtics follower. . . Murph has enriched St. Mary's one-hundred fold. Sodality 3,-lg Know English 2, 3,4g Marian News 3,4g Vice-Pres. l,2, 4, Secretary 3: Student Senate 4: Sancra Maria 43 Honor Society 2, 3,4. J. JOSEPH SULLIVAN 96 Myrtle Street Lynn Dependable. . . eamest. . . con- stant. . . capable Sodality Prefect . . . popular senior officer. . .Ioe . . . will always be held in high esteem. Sodality 2,3,4: Dramatics 2,3,4 Football 2, 3,4p Vice-President 3 President 2.4: Student Senate 2, 3,43 Honor Society 2,3,4. Christian education takes in the whole of human life, physical and spiritualg intellectual and moral ,. in order t6 elevate, regulate, and perfect it in accordance with the example and teaching of Christ. Pope Pius XI On the Christian Education of Youth ARTHUR W. ANTCZAK 38 Charles Street Salem some type. . . relaxes at baseball and hockey. . .likewise enjoys horseback riding or a game of billiards. . . card shark. . . good- natured. . . genial. . . gracious. . . aspiring to Salem Teachers College. Treasurer 35 Marian News 4. THOMAS E, BACHAND 18 Chase Street Lynn Refined. . . placid. . . amiable. . . a fine mathematician. . . passes many an hour at the library or sipping cokes at l-larvey's. . . Y bowling and cards interest him. . . wr-f a fast breaking basketball game delights him. . .looking ahead we see Tom commuting to Merri- mack in the fall. IW' Sodality 4g Math Club 4. ALBERT R. BARBIN 275 Walnut Street Lynnfield Ctr. Loves the outdoors, especially when skiing up-country . . . mastered Tuckerman's Ravine . . . serious about studies. . . pur- poseful. . . aspires to aeronautical engineering Optimistic Al . . . ever cheerful. . . ever willing. T Glee Club 2,41 Science Club 4. Art , . . the tall, dark, and hand- FRANCIS P. BATTLES 1 Wendell Road Extension Nahant Garrulous. . . generous. . . genial . . . talented linguist, being partial to Greek. . . spirited member of Junior Achievement. . . delights in deep sea fishing. . . mischievous Frank. . . marked by a good sense of humor. Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Know English 2, 3,4. RAYMOND A. BEALS 14 Lathrop Street Salem Amiable and debonair. . . member of the Post Junior Achievement Club. . .owner of a hot '41 Ford . . . zealous member of the Na- tional Hot Rod Association. . . in the limelight with the girls. . . Ray hopes to attend Salem Teachers College. Marian News 3, 4. The Class The battalion boards the tank. 'Z l 2 ROBERT W. BON ENFANT 31 Mall Street Lynn Obllging and sincere. . . displays a flair for model aircraft. . .jazz is his favorite type of music, while science ranks first school- wise. . . transportation needs are supplied by a '58 Ford. . . radio and television fields are in his plans for the future. Sodality 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4g Marian News lg Library Circle 2. THOMAS A. BOYD 8 Sewall Street Peabody Courteous. . . quiet. . . reserved. . reliable in all undertaking. . . follower of the sports car scene . . .owner of a smart '53 Ford. . . digs the sounds of Dixieland. . . sparkles during literature period . . .Tom hopes to enter the field of journalism. Camera Club 4. DANIEL I. BRADY 10 Hawkes Street Marblehead DJ . . . among the foremost of the monkey suit men at Murray's . . .lobster fisherman from the Harbor. . . when not entertaining the keys of his typewriter, he is feasting on pretzels. . . contented scholar from the secretarial de- partment. Sodality 2, Mission Unit 3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4g Sancta Maria 4. RAYMOND F. BRAULT 18 Hamilton Avenue Lynn Ray of the perpetual grin and non- chalance. . . completely confident in every situation. . . math is his scholastic stronghold, bowling-- his recreational forte. .light- hearted. . . conservative. . . oblig- ing. . . Ray is a chemistry scholar in the ranks of Room Ten. Marian News 2. JOHN P BROWN of 1959 39 MHSOD 1: has Happiness reigns supreme at lunchtime. Salem Char1ie . . .a recent arrival at the Saints. . . hails from Saint Thomas Aquinas School in Ja- maica Plain. . .formerly active in the Boys' Club and C. Y.O. . . .earnest follower of the Red Sox, Celtics, and Bruins. . .a fine math student. . . fun-loving . . . generous. . . sincere. . . Jack . . .a buddy we all appreciate. KENNETH F. BROWN 37 Tracy Avenue Lynn Eben's desire for exercise draws him to the court or the alleys where he is master. . . popsicle pusher at Dee's Drug. . . student of the business subjects. . . Eb . . . plans to tackle the books at Bentley School of Accounting in the fall. Sodality 2: Basketball 2, 3,4. .u an KEVIN P. BURKE 930 Salem Street Lynnfield Genial. . . jolly. . . willing. . . roots for the Bruins and Don Sim- mons. . . hockey, boating, swim- ming and his '39 Plymouth are his recreation. . . employed as a short order cook at the Agawan Diner. . . while typewriting and bookkeeping are his favorite subjects. Science Fair 2. RICHARD J, BURKE 346 Boston Street Lynn Happy-go-lucky Dick. . . a twelve year Saint . . . active in the Burke-Deveney-Gustafson trio . . . rabid follower of the Celtics . . . spins Lester Lanin records in his leisure time. . . Dick. . . smil- ing. . . warmhearted. . . gay. Choral Group l. WALTER R. BURNETT 223 South Common Street Lynn Well-groomed Wally. . .large of stature, likewise of heart. . . em- ployee of Tony the Florist. . .for- ever with a warm smile. . . out- standing at the Lynn bowling al- leys. . . favors the cool sounds . . . life presents no problems for optimistic Wally. Science Fair 2, THOMAS F. BURNS 26 Morris Street Lynn Obliging. . . sincere. . . reserved . . .famed far and wide for his fantastic yarns. . . operates a '48 Dodge in the West Lynn vicinity . . .in the employ of the Hatch Sportswear Company. . . Merri- mack engineering aspirant. . . Burnsey . . . a good buddy. Science Fair 2, 3,4. JOSEPH J. CALLAHAN JR. 27 Acorn Street Lynn Agreeable Joe. . . rates high on everyone's list. . . expert at class- room chatter. . .able gridiron back . . . reliable employee of Lynn Hospital. . . well-known buyer and seller of used cars. . . our Joe. . . roguish. . . optimistic. . . blissful. Football l,2,3,4p Baseball lg Basketball 1,21 Secretary 25 Stu- dent Senate 2g Glee Club 4. KEVIN I. CALNAN 57 Henry Avenue Lynn Kev has completed twelve calen- dar years here at the haven of the Saints . . . popular member of the Room 6 merrymakers. . .vacations in the country. . .removes the wrinkles from shirts at Yee's Laundry. . . Kev. . . a well-groomed man about town. Mission Unit 4. Jack O'Btien and Dick Stevens anticipate a successful dance. 0 B H! fri f Q'. QMS JOSEPH E. CASEY 9 Dorinda Circle Lynn Highly persuasive magazine sales- man for the Civic Reading Club. . . spirited Celtics rooter. . . names math as his class favorite. . .faith- ful patronizer of the basketball courts at Filene's Playground. . . quick witted and sociable. . .Joe . . . characterized by a genuine fidelity to his friends. Oratory 1: Football 2,3. ry Q! .,,f ,riff R..--f 144- W, 2' 6 ' -5 THOMAS E.CAsEY J' W . A YQ V Massaciws EST 1959 6. - - J 'ja x VC X! ,fry '31, 15 X4 ,W Qi X A ' sg r l if f ' N' su rf, V X 4- 2 f x E' ' Q G L N g PACIENTES, ,gb I 2 Practice Truth in Charity JAMES I, CARRIGAN 80 Johnson Street Lynn Winning and warm-hearted. . . lone son in a family of five. . . skating and swimming are his favorite seasonal sports. . . dating and dancing occupy his leisure . . .daily resident of a booth at l'iennessey's. . . Jim. . . well- mannered and well-liked. Sodality 2: Mission Unit 4. LEO E. CARROLL 165 Woodlawn Street Lynn Likeable Leo. . .a splendid stu- dent. . . agile on the court. . . ac- tive in Junior Achievement. . . capable clerk at Wyoma First National. . . willing. . . genuine . . . purpose ful. Sodality 3,4g Marian News 4g Basketball l,2,3: Know English 3,45 Vice-President 15 Treasurer 2, Sancta Maria 4. . ss 52 Carnes Street Lynn Spirited Tom is hoarse after each grid competition. . . skiing zealot . . . accomplished photographer. . . fine student, with a partiality for science. . . capable Sodality leader . . . musically, jazz tops his list . . . sober. . . constant. . . sincere. Marian News 3,43 Sodality 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3: Mission Unit 1: Dramatics 2. JAMES V. CATALDO 2 Charles Street Peabody Smiling. . . serene. . . sociable. . . a real Casanova with a tendency towards the out-of-town misses . . .finds dancing relaxing. . . solid Yankee fan. . .member of the Stop and Shop family. . .fa- vors the Navy. . .envisions a teaching career, via State Teach- ers College. Sodality 2, 3, 4. ALFRED B. CHMIEL 17 Tremont Street Peabody Retiring. . . relaxed. . . reticent. . . admirer of the Peabody Torna- does . . . marches with the Clip- pers Drum and Bugle Corps. . . plays football with the Sabres... Al. . .plans to make a career in the radio and TV repair line. Camera Club 1,2,3,4g Dramat- ics 1: Mission Unit 2. N A sg. S I ,af is r 5- vga X .5 F-1335 Q' 'wT2vs,Qa?u.: ,W ,, r mr-ZEN ! s . . ' in 5'-,glib Pjf 15... if .A r , 2 f3T 'TS T sxxirigg . A GQ s. EDWARD I. CLOUTMAN 6 Pierce Avenue Salem Lib . . . sees the bright side of life. . . adhers to the motto Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow you die . . . studying causes him no undue anxiety. . . talented in the art of girl scouting . . . never in a hurry but always getting places. . . characterized by his easy-going manner and his agree- able disposition. Marian News 4. tsll s A A me CHARLES W. CODY 78 Central Street Peabody Smiling Chuck from Peabody . . . dependable. . . loyal. . . sincere . . .enjoys baseball and boating. . . respected worker at the Stop 8s Shop. . . avid Yankee supporter. . . great personality. . . sincere and diligent. . . quiet and good-natured. Glee Club 4. GERALD F. COLE 9 Everett Road Salem Our whiz from the Witch City. . . has a yen for swimming and dancing. . . amiable ticket sales- man of Room 8. . . quite a humor- ist. . . perpetually wearing a broad, cheerful smile which combines with a sunny disposition to make him welcome with all. . . Jerry. . . co-operative and congenial. . . steadfast and solid. Science Club 4: Glee Club 2,4g Library Circle 4. JOHN I. CONNELLY 174 Federal Street Salem Even-tempered. . . honest. . . loyal. . . John. . . affable clerk at Salem's First National Store. . . advocate of the theory that next year is the year for the Sox. . . knocking down pins is one of his pastimes. . . jaunts back and forth daily in his '51 Merc. . . considering a business career. Camera Club 1, 2, 3. DANIEL 1. CONNOLLY 96 Woodlawn Street Lynn Rugged, hard-charging tackle. . . a mainstay on the defensive line . . . an amiable smile, a quiet humor, a lighthearted manner are Dan's noticeable trademarks. . . pilot of a '57 Chevy. . . pursues a classical course. . . with Dan all is cheery. Sodality 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3,4 Football 2, 3, 4. JAMES I. CORBETT 9 Pickman Road Salem Gentleman Jim. . . sparkplug of the Marian nine. . . Student Athlete of 1957. . . popular. . . respected . . . well-worth knowing. . . brim- ming with a love of life. President 3,45 Vice-President 1, 2, Honor Society 3: Glee Club 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Base- ball 1,2,3,4g Math Club 4g Stu- dent Senate l,2,3,4. The Class Dances are always gay affairs. E122-3653531 A fd '57 'jvaff' - In vs, f, ,s' ,pa we ,:'wE.f, 3 K '.,, 9, FREDERICK J. COSTELLO 2 Wentworth Place Lynn The Olds klng of St. Maty's. . . rates fishing and water skiing tops, with emphasis on the latter . . . summers at Lake Winnipesau- kee. . . desires a career as a me- chanical draftsman. . . Freddie. . . faithful. . . fun-loving. . . full of spirit. Glee Club 2, Math Club 4: Base- ball 2, 3,41 Sodality 45 Sancta Maria 4, Science Club 4. JOHN T. CROTTY 155 Bridge Street Salem Envisions a career in auto me- chanics. . . now serving apprentice- ship on his '50 Ford... makes his gas money at Pat's Variet y. . . spirited participant in several out- door sports. . . always with a pleas- ant word. . . John. . . warm. . . af- fable. . . loyal. Marian News 3. King Costello rules his court NEIL B. CURLEY 12 Rockdale Avenue Lynn Obliging Neil is marked by a warm smile and a gracious man- ner. . . keen on basketball and swimming but hockey comes first . . .finds collectirig stamps highly interesting. . .faithful member of the Library Circle. . . dependable . . . cooperative. . .eager. Mission Unit 2,3,4g Orarory 3: Library Circle 1,2, 3,4. JAMES D. CURRAN 26 Wilfred Street Lynn Honest Jim. . . custodian of funds in Rohm '7. . . left fielder for the Sacred Heart nine. . . pro favorites are Ted Williams and the Celtics . . .likes the mellow tones of Ray Anthony and Co. . . pride of the Empire Fashion Shop. . . plans on engineering at Northeastern. . . Jimmy. . . the strong, silent type. Sodality 4, Glee Club 41 Treas- urer 45 Student Senate 4. ROBERT T. DANIELS 10 Morton Avenue Saugus Bland. . . genial. . . affable. . . lady killer of Room 7. . .avid hockey fan. . . a wonder at the billiard table. . .eager follower of Duke Ellington. . .diligent dairy department worker at the A 8a P. . . sparkling personality . . . mirthful and nonchalant. . . energetic and sociable. Sodality 4: Glee Club 2,4. EDWARD H. DEMBOWSKI 45 Nelson Street Lynn Kind and congenial. . . Dumbo. . . solid offensive tackle. . . speed- boat enthusiast. . . good on water skis. . . a skilled accordionisr, Ed enjoys all types of music. . .a perpetual smile. . . genuine per- sonality. . . Dumbo has many a friend. Basketball 2, 33 Football 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. k Q19 s ss si 5 THOMAS F, DEVENEY 108 New Park Street Lynn Fast, tricky forward for the Blue and Gold pucksters. . . skate guard at the North Shore Sports Center . . .envied for his flashy '58 Bonneville. . . interested science student. . . contemplates Merri- mack. . . Tom. . . carefree. . . cas- ual. . . contented. Hockey 3, 4: Marian News 25 Mission Unit I. ALBERT DiVIRGILl0 451 Broadway Lynn Smiling Al. . .loves dancing to slow dreamy music. . .ever-ready to help one in need. . . reliable employee of the Broadway Food Center. . . an asset to the Class of '59. . . always warmly received. Football lg Mission Unit 1,2g Basketball Manager 1,2,3g So- dality 2, 35 Glee Club 4: Dramat- ics 2. HAROLD A. DIXON 138 South Common Street Lynn A laugh a pound. . . that's Harry . . . Doc Qulnn's able assistant. . . in the limelight at dances and parties. . .part owner of a reserved booth at Hennessey's. . . mans the counter at Chamberlln's. . .inter- ested in Marians and Marian events. . . amicable. . . altruistic . . . alive. Football Manager 1,2,3,4g Dra- matics 2. JAMES L. DOLAN 21 Sheehan Road Lynn Ardent proponent of the juke box beat. . . delights in football, bas- ketball, and skiing. . . earnest stockboy at the First National. . . interested in all Marian events . . . Jim. . . reticent. . . reserved. . . reliable. . .fine scientific student . . . plans on college in the fall. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Z0 l JAMES J. DONOVAN 15 Planters Street Salem Loquacious Jim. . .the boy with a beaming smile and sparkling wit. . .has a definite aversion to study. . . mirthful and jocose. . . always ready for a good time. . . envisions a teaching career. . . Jim. . . our staunch comrade and Ulle friend. Ja JOHN E, DOWLING 8 Westminister Terrace Lynn Taclturn. . . reserved. . . mild. . . has a touch of rascality. . . trusted stockboy of Elm Farm. . . favors hockey on the sports scene. . . mu- sically it's Benny Goodman. . . faithful patronlzer of l.ombardie's Spa. . . plans on a career in elec- tronics. Baseball 2. Mission Unit 1: Sodality 2, X A --it - t .Q are Y 4 fm was il fra? 2 M, Ls .lx V IN V X S a MNX . r , x sf' as in X ,Q fi M ' V .X 1,1 2 V, e'i'l???sg2 2 'sss Xfire A .. W--:sa get this ag 'ff f Vista - 1 Z, 'xiii 5 A News ,ggi - ah' V V- XB, tv, .A is .,.,W i il-nm ZR T' . ' M hm ',f1f's1f f..r',. A .. hifi A issawjlfi 4 L .,,,, , , X Us MQW, we A if 2 ww We 2 :ti ' wits? 153,54 A df! netsw ml Practice Truth in Charit . me .ss ,X as , . I sgsfsf' M. 'L :Y Harry Dixon, manager, distributes football tickets to salesmen, Charles Reardon and Thomas Deveney. EDWARD I. DOWNING 5 Flax Pond Terrace Lynn Completely relaxed. . . Ted. . . with the mischievous smile. . . Twinkling eyes. . . gay heart. . . a master of impromptu remarks . . . known among the SnowChasers for his skill on skis... Teddy . . . lively. . . jovial. . . gregarious. Glee Club 4g Mission Unit 4g Hockey 3. -3 r 2 5 52, 'Q i 9' 5 I . W - .,,. .. vi? N JOHN J. DUNN 17 Brimblecom Street Lynn Jackson . . . capable soda clerk at Chamberlin's. . . delights in a spirited discussion or running a dance. . . willing and winsome. . . sociable and sensible. . . a true Marian. Sancta Maria 41 Glee Club 1,2,3, 41 President lg Secretary 25 Stu- dent Senate lg Football l,2,3. FRANCIS A DYNAN 2 Aborn Place Peabody Affable of manner. . . stalwart of character. . . pursues the Classical program in Room 10. . . mans a register at Primrose Supermarket . . . a hunting enthusiast. . . most accommodating and pleasant to all and at all times. , . truly a gentle- man. Mission Unit 2: Oratory 4. JOSEPH P. DYNAN '2 Aborn Place Peabody Quiet. . . congenial. . . nonchalant . . .C. Y. O. basketeer. . . holds his ovm on the diamond and on the ice. . .likewise a 2:10 trackstar . . . partial to the scientific field . . . math rates first. . . calm, con- fident, and unruflled.. .Joe aspires to the Air Force. Glee Club 4. GEORGE C, FARRAHER 32 Appleton Street Malden Strong of stature. . .likewise of heart. . . powerful tackle for the Marian gridsters. . . expert at ac- quiring free transportation from Malden to Lynn. . . prominent figure on the social scene. . . Clinton . . . jolly. . . easygoing . . . optimistic. sodamy 3,43 Football 1,2,3,4. ANTHONY B, FARRELL 52 River Street Lynn Tony. . . a man-about-town with a genial personality. . . prefers basketball and softball. . . pet peeve-smokers with no smokes . . .tests cokes at Hennessey's after school. . .life provides An- tonio with many a laugh. Glee Club 2,3,4g Basketball lg Secretary 1: Sancta Maria 4. X X N sfss ' . is 3 x 'lk- t f N is - NX- . as at A. od' Y 's '3' T 'X. X idx F H 1-vs '11 P 'E' LEONEL R. HELTEAU 11 Bellevue Road Lynn Leo. . . friendly. . . spirited. . . deb- onair. . . manifests a yen for de- bating. . . an everpresent figure at our record hops. . . bowling and baseball spark his interests. . . First National clerk. . .a Marian all the way. President lg Football lg Debating 3,43 Glee Club 2,3,4. ROBERT G. FINLAY 219 North Shore Road Revere Serious yet jocose. . . always ready to appreciate a good laugh. . . China Sails employee. . . a pro- lific reader with an extensive vo- cabulary. . . owns a good personal library. . .likes all and is liked by all, , , always smiling, laughing, and joking. . . definitely a stranger to worry. Science Fair 2. MICHAEL C. FLYNN 13 Beacon Street Salem Flambeau . . . dedicated Bruins fan. . . intrigued by hockey feuds . . .fascinated by the wonders of chemistry. . . always ready for a friendly game of chance. . . ap- preciates a jolly laugh with the crew. . . fountain of happiness and good humor. Football 1,25 Sodality 2,33 Li- brary Circle 3. IOHN E. FOLEY 77 Victory Road Lynn Gay. . . capable. . . earnest. . . true to the Celtics and the Yankees. . . able navigator of a '55 Chevy. . . John. . . a garrulous cog in the Saint Pius wheel of Marians. . . interested in a career in radio broadcasting. Sodality 44 Oratory l,2,3: Debat- ing 3,41 Dramatics 25 Glee Club 2,3,4g Marian News 3 4. HENRY F. FRID 29 Kirtland Street Lynn Saint Joseph's, Sacred Heart, Saint Mary's. . . that's the scho- lastic itinerary of Rusty . . . firm opponent of homework. . . avid moviegoer. . .owner of a smart '49 Chevy convertible. . . the Celtics top his list of sports teams. . . engineering leads in his career preferences. Glee Club 4g Marian News 2. WILLIAM F. GABRIELSKI 84 Endicott Street Peabody Rugged Gabe . . . relaxed and easygoing. . .one of the Emerson Park men. . . hockey, football, and softball player. . . emulates Don Simmons. . . his nocturnal rendezvous is Heffernan's Pharm- acy, Peabody. . . big, burly Bill . . .a great supporter of the Marine Corps. Dramatics l,2,4: Football 1,3g Sancta Maria 4. The Class Seniors do research work for their term papers. F IUDE W. GALVIN 344 Pillings Pond Road Lynnfleld Ctr. Faithful. . . friendly. . . frollcking . . . acclaimed puckster. . . stars for the Lynn Rangers as well as the Marian icemen. . . Ace . . . veteran chain-saw operator. . . Lynnfield's answer to Annie Oak- ley. . .Iay. . .finds a place in the hearts of all. Sodality 2, 3,45 Glee Clul: 2, 3: Hockey 2,3,4: Dramatics 2,3,4. of 1959 M ADRIEN E. GAMACHE 46 North Bend Street Lynn Mick , . . constantly patronizes the Honor Roll roster. . .equally capable on the dance floor. . . master of the square dance. . . rugged indlvidualist. . . skilled at mountain climbing and skiing. . . plans to major in forestry at University of New Hampshire. Glee Club 2,3,4: Math Club 4. It must have been a rough exam! GEORGE A. GARRIGAN 11 Washburn Street Lynn Meek. . . punctual. . . diligent serious-minded George. . . a mem- ber ofthe Fish and Game Club. . . keen on outdoor sports, especially bobsledding and baseball. .,. ln- tensely follows the efforts of his idol Bronco Horvath. . . his post- graduation plans rank the army first. Dramatics 1,2,3,4g Camera Club 3,4. RICHARD J. GAUDET 37 Brimblecom Street LYUH High sense of honor. . . observant and taciturn. . . steady scientific student. . . frolics away many an hour in slumberland but makes the most out of every waking moment. . . appreciative of Marian ideals. Glee Club 2,4g Mission Unit 1,2. DENNIS J. GAWRYS 41 Flint Street Salem A real livewire is Gaws . . . mirthful and nonchalant. . . en- ergetic and sociable. . .joins with Arch to provide comedy for the boys. . .scoots around via a flashy '49 Chevy. . .lighthearted Den smiles his way through life. Dramatics 25 Sancta Maria 4g Glee Club 2, , . DENNIS J, GEANEY 37 Union Court Lynn Merry, lively, affable. . . delights in a rough and tumble game of hockey. . . noted for a sharp wit and pleasing personality. . . a true representative of that famous St. Ioseph's spirit. . . No-Cal. . . socia- ble, sincere, stalwart. Glee Club 4: Hockey 3,4g Base- ball 1, 2: sodamy 2. gi N.-.af X X1-ol. X R I 'nag 1' 7 we DONALD A, GEROLAMO 30 Melvin Avenue Lynn Don, , , witty. . .affable. . . jaunty . . . reliable worker on the Mission Unit staff. . .finds time to excel in chemistry. . . likes to take things as they come along. . .delights in dancing and popular tunes. . .spends his after school hours as an employ- ee in his father's laundry. Glee Club 45 Mission Unit 2, 3,4. JAMES F. GIBBONS 51 Blossom Street Lynn Agreeable. . . generous. . . sincere . . .faithful Besse-Rolfe's em- ployee. . . diligent Virgilian. . . possessor of a genuine school spirit. . . ardent rooter of the Red Sox and Bruins. . .aspires to the teaching profession. . . Jim. . . ad- mired for his high sense of honor. Vice-President lg Mission Unit 45 Debating 1, 2, 3: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Student Senate 1. JAMES C. GIBNEY '7 Burns Street Lynn A lively tidbit from St. Patrick's .. .cruises about in a golden brown Buick. . . M. D. rates high with him while trig comes a close second. . . keeps the diamond caretakers alive from the first base comer. . . Jim. . .leaves memories of a fine school spirit. Baseball l,2, 3,4g Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Mission Unit 4. DOMINIC F. GIERAS 394 Summer Street Lynn Dom... 'l'he Pride of Polish Beach . . . personality plus. . . thrills many with his feats on water skiis. . .dedicated disciple of the rod and custom division ...never ending patron of the Adventure. . . occupies the for- ward slot for the St. Michael's hoopsters. . . Dom. . . cool. . . cap- tivating. . . composed. Sodality 1,25 Glee Club 4. JOHN A. GRANESE 56 Hillside Avenue Lynn Sincere. . . relaxed. . . reserved. . . boasts of a private arsenal. . . per severing member of the Holy Family C. Y. O. . . . nothing like a hot discussion on the National Hockey League, says John. . . one of the A8tP's sociable employees . . .has a flair for electronics. . . John. . . winner of many hearts. Treasurer 4. JOHN F. GREELEY 1 Everett Street Lynn Loquacious Jack. . . cordial. . . hearty. . . sympathetic. . . clever with apropos remarks. . . active in Junior Achievement circles . . . another Pine Hill mountaineer . . . drives the family Plymouth. . . Jack. . . a steady friend. . . a stead- fast Marian. Sancta Maria 4, Marian News 25 Dramatlcs 1: Glee Club 2, 3,4. Joe Iarrobino. . .our own Joe Smith! ...s..,s-smss is--..,........ . s wi' ,QCA Mxgwgiwwwggdgg is HSN . K M--ar.. W .jg ,Ag, ww 3 , , ' xii 5 , ks, ' -'W t 4 4, EW fggefflee- ,gi jf L' 6 . Vi , rs 'tif .gf V ,F saw W' V7 eww cam -asses -gg . qryk 1 -Y .dw , fe?MQQssw-,F I .. VE g. S' ' ii kg 1 ...sa ...-.sss.x..f,...-.sw-...X E ,F if 5 A . . . .ysff . .Egg - ' .F FY -- fi , . , . . gg, A , ,L . 1' : .ky .1- ft -- pi. J Jig- H R. 's 'Nasa w 5 . S- 1--j.,iis'f' Q if 1 ...Wig i ff jf ,, .i-...,,, i ,I . 5: Afk ksfs. -'2-iff.--Q-i M , - - ' . -. A 4- A f-31: . wx. . 1 r ..t.wsfa.s-s?--sas- . , . . A , , , . 1. s, E A K, git.. 5 f .gslgwf 3 . g 2 ---,- s A is . . . . A is mfs... Q.. f 2 1 W SX-2'fgT.,- Q .4 ff fi 5 N. I K ,i .Qs 1, Y-Wy, Z bf. - -:Ar lg K 3 1 .s 1. gg s .: - .V-sag., ' egg.. .ir . g s-..,,,..., .l K 5 .mf was te--4 ss z 1 5 S Xjb X , , ' we . ...J is M 8 X . fr..- sw. ,M . X - 'X f .sf --as - gk s V gf , if 1 . '- f- iv at 3 5 ati 5' ri. -. - - rf t' 5.5 .Q .. s . .fe - s P ss . eg. .. g .Mb s N AS, Q -swf , Maw 5 ' ' S . 9' it sl y .5554 ggggssi Nssstw Practice Truth in Charit PAUL A. GUSTAFSON '70 Allen Avenue Lynn Paul. . . meticulously dressed ln Ivy League attire. . . the third of the Burke, Deveney, Gustafson trio. . . partial to chemistry in the classroom. . . popular music a favorite for relaxation. . . Gus. . . keeps active all the time. . .as- plres to a future in the Maritime Academy. Glee Club 2,3,4g Hockey 3,4. THOMAS M. HARDY 44 Nelson Street Lynn Garrulous shoe salesman at Ken- nedy's. . . vocalist of note. . . Latin and Greek linguist. . . exception- ally keen on ice skating, golf, and bowling. . . staunchly supports all Naval traditions. . . jestlng and jocose. . . interested and intelligent. Know English 2, 3,4: Sodality 3,4g Glee Club 2, 3. JAMES E. HEALEY ll Barton Street Salem Jim. . .third of the Salem Healeys to join our alumni. . . quiet and easygoing. . . Hoop never by- passes a basketball game. . .out- standing center on the Marian hardwood quintet. . .member of the Salem Bawanas . . .likes pop music. . . lim. . . dependable. . . cooperative. . . conservative. Basketball 1, 3, 4. WALLACE F. HEALEY 8 Albany Street Lynn Wally. . . the life of the crowd . . . P. A. L. baseball player. . . de- voted employee of Grant's. . . tinkering with anything mechan- ical serves as his hobby. . .plans on Salem Teachers College and business management. . . gay and garrulous. . . readily accepted by all. Glee Club 2,4. DAVID J. HENNESSEY 89 Flint Street Salem Courteous. . . pleasant. . . gay. . . steadfast Room 10 linguist. . . ex- cellent manager of the Marian pucksters. . . prominent at all so- cial gatherlngs. . . with his win- ning smile and pleasing personal- ity he makes a hit wherever he goes. Library Circle 3,4: Glee Club 2, 35 Hockey Manager 3,45 Marian News 2, 3. ROBERT L, HICKEY 35 Dearbom Street Salem Room Ten's madcap mathemati- cian. . . holds an animosity for languages. . . finds piloting a to- boggan most enjoyable. . . devoted member of the Athletic Supporters Club. . . glides through life with- outa worry. . . Bob. . . judicious and jocose. . . a true Marian Man. Camera Club 43 Science Fair 2, 3' ,vii New it -3 sf it ggi? :Mkt iii, 1- 's ff i? 'P atat t 4 4 . 2 l , , A 2 THOMAS I. HINCMAN B River Street Place Lynn Hincey . . . sincere and serious . . .a graduate of Bill Sharman's summer Basketball Camp. . . Celtics and Red Sox fan. . . a fa- vorite at Hennessey's. . . pleasant . . . dependable. . . obliging. . . Tom. Football 1: Baseball 1,23 Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g President 3: Secre- tary 4: Student Senate 3,4. JAMES J. HOGAN 20 School Street Saugus Jay . . . President of Saint Mar- garet's C. Y. O. and active on the basketball and bowling teams. . . top notch supporter of high school sports. . . ardent admirer of the music of Glenn Miller and Lester Lanin. . . quiet. . . studious. . . so- ciable. Dramatics 2: Library Circle 4g Football lg Secretary 2: Glee Club 4. DANIEL E. HUGHES 34 Briggs Street Salem An admirable combination of character and amiability. . . in- dustrious. . . ambitious. . .level- headed. . . scholar of the foreign languages, Latin in particular . . . matriculation at Merrimack is his immediate ambition. . . Dan. . . quiet. . . sincere. . . com- posed. Know English 2,3,4g Fighting 69th 4. PETER J, HYDE 113 Hamilton Avenue Lynn Accomplished golfer at Tedesco . . . also tees off for the Marian club. . . Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead seem to inspire him. . . extra moments find him in his blue Chevie or playing basket- ball. . . never a dull moment. . . Pete. . . generous. . . accommo- dating. . . candid. Basketball 2,35 Golf 3,4: Mission Unit 2,45 Sodality 2, 3,4: Library Circle 4, 'ellis . .gr X JOSEPH W, IARROBINO 62 Autumn Street Lynn Joe. . . amiable. . . sunny. . . cheer- ful. . . accomplished tenor of Room 7. . . talented receiver on the Marian nine. . . equally at home on the gridiron. . . Swamp- scott landscape artist. . . Joe. . . truly a versatile Marian. Sodality 2,43 Glee Club 3,45 Football 3,45 Basketball 2,34 Base- bau 2,3,4. JAMES P, JUDGE '79 Stetson Avenue Swampscott Taciturn. . . serious. . .likeable . . .lim rates baseball as his num- ber one sport. , . hot rodder of a '49 Plymouth. . . revels in music and cars of any nature. . .fine sci- entific student. . . diligent and de pendable. . . mannerly and manly . . .the best is none too good for Jim. Camera Club 2,3,4. The Class Go Marians Keep rolling STEPHEN W. KANE 102 Grant Street Lynn Butsy . . . blissful. . . roguish. . . regular. . . rugged number 80 of the Marian turf stars. . .an ace bowler at the Lucky Strike alleys . . . a born comedian with as ready eagerness for a laugh. . . possesses the key to happiness. Treasurer 2: Football l,2,4g Glee Club 2: Science Club 4. of 1959 'rigs MARTIN S. KEANEY 546 Western Avenue Lynn Fun is the password with Marty . . . laughing, laconic, likeable . . .steady visitor at the Boys' Club . . . stellar guard on the St. Mary's quintet. . . member of the Pete Hyde, Bill Malley, Marty Keaney Admiration-Society. . . Marty, befriended by many. . . esteemed by all. Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. Fans await the opening kickoff. JOHN F. KINGSLEY, IR, 33 Boardman Street Salem Forever carefree yet never care- less. . . staunch Red Sox supporter . . . digs the Bill Haley beat. . . debonair on the dance floor. . . tobogganing is his favorite sport . . . has a flair for electronics and looks forward to a career in this field. Science Fair 2. EDMUND I. KUSZMAR '7 Lemon Street Salem Edju to his friends. . .a charter member of his club Kumara also of the YMCA Teen Town . . .an employee of Kuszmar's market. . .relaxes by swimming or listening to Lester Lanin. . . plans on Micl1ael's College. . . Ed. . . a Marian's Marian. Library Circle 45 Glee Club 43 Sancta Maria 4. ANTHONY I. KWIATEK 38 Johnson Street Lynn Active. . . loquacious. . . jovial. . . a member of the Flying Angels and rnadcat of the Senior Class . . . a great morale booster for any project. . . Tony works at Ansin Waste Company as a Bale Pressers Assistant. . . favorite subject is Senior Science. . . Kiwi . . . a good buddy. Mission Unit 1,4. WILLIAM D. KWIATEK 38 Johnson Street Lynn Quiet but fun-loving. . . serious but jovial. . .second of the Kwia- tek clan. . . devotee of Latin, but Math poses a problem. . .revels in the modern beat and 'RR mu- sic. . . Silence is relaxing accord- ing to Bill. Sodaliry 2: Glee Club 2gOratory1. , -i Q ,if .W . . 3 , .. F 1 -and -QQIQ cal N M -Sli. GEORGE H. LANDRY 6 Crescent Avenue Beverly Characterized by a keen sense of humor and a spark-personality. . . blows a mean horn as a member of the St. Mary's Cardinals. . . will long be remembered for his fine decorative work at our dances and other events. . . accommodat- ing George. Mission Unit 2, 3g Marian News 2, 3,4g Glee Club 2, 3,4. RICHARD P, LANGLOIS 24 Dexter Street Lynn Quiet, refined, conservative. . . faithful worker for the Library Circle and the Mission Unit. . . staunch supporter of school func- tions. . . favors baseball and bas- ketball, the latter taking prior- ity. . . Dick. . . pleasant. . . ac- commodating. . . ever a gentle- man. Mission Unit 3,45 Library Circle 3,4. ROBERT F. LANGLOIS 24 Dexter Street Lynn A constant smile. . . a friendly manner. . . a kind remark, that's Bob. . .loyal supporter of school dances.. .better than average student. . . ardent hockey fan. . . visualizes a teaching career. . . Bob. . . a true Marian. Know English 21 Oratory 3,43 Library Circle 3,45 Mission Unit 3,4. PHILLIP I. LeBLANC 114 Franklin Street I-Ylm Congenial. . . unpredictable. . . wholesome. . .likewise intrigued by the rough and tumble wrestling matches. . . enjoys TV adult west- erns. . .his aspirations point to ac- tivity in the field of architecture . . . Phil. . . another of the eight plus four Marians. Glee Club 4. Z 8 STEPHEN A. LEGUORI 603 Essex Street Beverly Steve. . . fun-loving and frank. . a staunch Sodality officer. . . ex- cels at hunting and water skiing . . .popular figure at Marian dances and social activities. . . enjoys trig and does well in it. . plans to become a chemical en- gineer. ROBERT G. LEO 131 Blossom Street Lynn Mischievous and carefree. . . Bob . . . sought by Park League soft- ball teams because of his pitch- ing prowess. . . a three year vet- eran of the St. Francis basketball team. . . a real smooth bowler. . . St. Mary's agile shortstop. . . 8 pharmaceutical career ahead. Know English 2: Baseball l,2,3, Sodality 2,3,4g President 3: Stu- dent Senate 4g Oratory 4. 4. ,, 1 a wswim.. V, r ff .ma .W ,WW ,. we y- .sm mi F 1 nw wx A FHJQE Qtrwfvfaau 33's ri., ,ff .gf ,af W w , 5, ?'i'wWgW1Q . W it VWNXK ,MK rl ' 5 is M., 5 s,,Q:i1 1355 5 Xl . 1. g 'X r 'Wg noi f.. ,X it W fr Q ' ww A, is is f H .W 9 Kira? f 1 1' : fa? WW 5 Y -aff ff if 'J A , . ' 'Wi' Nw swim, 2+ .l.. af' f na.-.1 -s....,.a.Qsif fl MF' K af, f Q.a1'3'afm'f ' H alan ' , lgriufnxea .3H,l,Qi'1,s,,,q Wig .R 1 ,s if 'iw , rs . Qffml- Am .3 , fW2p..k aw. yr Main K ll 5, as ,ft rl ' !M.,Q:rQ ,Q QA?-l.W1w,rsVVm -iffy ,gif L +ve., , -f , rl , M fi- Mtwawf.Qg1.w,Zs...YsWi .gvfil M 1 u.. ,4 my'-P.. wr W-rr 1514.5 Q my af, 3. ga E. ,. was Q. 'r 1 . f 1 ,NA rm. . 3- ,M A 'mmap E X' -mzw' X' 'i lmmwmva.mMww Practice Truth in Charir James Hennessey makes preparations for viewing the coronation of John XXIII. STANLEY V. LESKY 100 Waterhill Street Lynn Stan, the Man . . . carefree. . . spirited. . . energetic. . . one of the 'Polka Dots . . . a regular at the Adventure Car Hop. . .loyal mem- ber of the Strokers Auto Club. . . quick-witted and sociable. . . wel- come in any gathering. Sodality 2,3,4: Glee Club 2: Football Manager 1, 2. GEORGE G. L'ITALIEN 43 Leach Street Salem Quiet. . . reserved. . . conservative . . .a whiz at bowling. . .lists homework as his basic pet peeve . . .lives in the present without a care for the future. . . George. . . an unpredictable figure in the Senior Class. Science Fair 2. t K'- all AX WILLIAM J. LUBAS '75 Webb Street Salem Devoted caretaker of a dazzling '54 Chevy. . . dreadnaught on the local hockey team. . . a zealot at the Kernwood golf course. . .firm abettor of the jazz world. . . Bill . . . Jolly. . . wholesome. . . regular . . . Merrimack College asplrant. Choral 4. EDWARD L. LYNCH 15 Abbott Street Lynn Energetic Ed. . .forever on the go . . . I-lot Rod columnist for the Marian News. . .fine guard for the C. L. A. . . . loquacious. . .laughing . . . likeable. . . Boston College bound. Sodality 2,3,4g Marian News 2, 3,45 Basketball 2: Sancta Maria 4. Know English 2,3,4. GILBERT A. MacDONALD 27 Vine Street Lynn Gil. . . faithful. . . facetious. . . friendly. . . ace bowler at the Post Office alleys. . . center for the St. Francis hoopsters. . . al- ways ready for a good time. , . made many friends at the Saints. Basketball 2,3,4: Know-English 2: Dramatics 25 Secretary lg Glee Club 4. THOMAS M, MAHONEY 31 Chamberlain Avenue Revere Owner, manager, and chief em- ployee ofthe Pines News Agency . . . strong adherent of Warren Spahn and Bronco Horvath. . . ac- tivities include dancing, sports, and movies. . . Tom. . . cheerful . . . generous. . . genial. . . depend- able. Baseball 3,4g Sancta Maria 4. .rss N x X , X F X 1 an-.av sl is s Q PSN iw s WILLIAM V. MALLEY 107 Johnson Street Lynn With Bill, silence is relaxing. . . commonly found under the hood of his '41 Ford. . .motorcycling takes him to Sanford, Maine annually . . . Latin American sounds set his toes tapping. . . sharpshooter for the Eastern Rifle Club. . .we fore- see good-natured Bill in Air Force blue. Science Fair 2. GERALD T. MANEY 73 Hawthorne Street Lynn Quiet. . . open-hearted. . . Marian- minded. . . starting center for the Marian turf turners. . .faithful St. Mary's parlshioner. . . delights in practicing place kicking, work- ing on his green bullet, or root- ing for the Cleveland Browns. . . youngest of three Maney boys to leave our hallowed halls. . .Jerry . . .looks forward to college days. Football 2,3,4. IOHN F. MANEY '73 Hawthorne Street Lynn Quiet. . . modest. . . mild. . . sec- ond ofthe Maney clan to gradu- ate from the Saints. . . skilled in water skiing and football. . . de- void of gulle. . . perpetually good-natured. . . well-known and well-liked. Football 1,2,3: Glee Club 2,3,4g Sodality 4g Science Club 4g Math Club 4: Vice-President 2, 3. ROY C. MARTIN 4 Buxton Street Peabody Roy. . .one of the sharpest dressers of our Senior Class l . . . where there are girls, there's Roy. . .his after school hours are spent at Stop 85 Shop, Peabody. . . aspires to an Electronics career. . .headed for Northeastern and success. Science Fair 2. JOHN F. MASTONE 18 Wellington Avenue Everett A winning smile. . .a jolly man- ner. . . a four-year baseball and football man. . . never without a comb or a bottle of hair tonic. . . Everett's ever ready ambassador to Saints . . .the Colorado Kid . . . hopes to further his studies in the fall. Sodality 4: Football 1,2,a,4. Baseball 1,2,3,4: Treasurer 2,3g Secretary 1. LAWRENCE H. MAY 35 Belle Avenue Lynn Quiet. . . calm. . . cordial. . . St. Patrick's worthwhile contribution to the classical course at St. Mary's. . .lives and dies with the Red Sox and Ted Williams. . .a spark plug of his parish C. Y. O. diamond stars. . . Lawrence Welk's greatest fan. . . Larry a good scout and a fine friend. Library Circle '2,3,4g Know Eng- lish 2, 3. The Class Faithful rooters, tired players -- a familiar Sunday afternoon scene. RICHARD A. MAZEIKUS '71 Cedar Street Lynn A little stick of dynamite. . . Dick . . .always ready for a jolly time . . .favorite sport is wrestling. . . other choices include science, Oratory, and dramatics. . .a great pal with a fine sense of humor . . . acclaimed for his interpre- tation of little Dominic Baptista in Brother Orchid. Dramatics l,2,3,4g Oratory 3,4. of 1959 WILLIAM E. MCCARRON 119 Atlantic Avenue Marblehead Halling from West Springfield, Bill joined us as a sophomore. . . now our diligent Editor-in-Chief of the Marian News. . . a spirited debater. . .faithful sodallst. . . avid hockey player. . . industrious and intelligent. . . constant and sincere. Sodality 3,45 Marian News 3,4g Debating 3,45 Treasurer 45 Stu- dent Senate 4g Dramatics 45 Know English 3. EAMON I. MCCLORY 81 South Street An Irishman to the core. . . one more of that lengthy list of St. Patrick's men. . . honest. . . gen- erous. . . sincere. . . Eamon hails from the deepest part of West Lynn. . .well-known at Tedesco Golf Course. . . a long knocker for the Marians. . . plans on the Air Force. Golf 3,43 Marian News 4. JAMES R. MCCLUNG 15 Rand Street Lynn Quiet. . . diligent. . . sociable. . . a budding scholar of the Room 10 classics. . . dependable as a Stop L Shop stockboy. . . revels in base ball, track, and swimming. . . enjoys the wild beat of rock'n roll. . . a true representative of that famous Saint Pius spirit. Know English 2, 3, 4. TERRY I. McDERMOTT '7 l-lenry Street Saugus Good will ambassador from Sau- gus. . . debonair follower of the Ivy League trend. . . frowns upon members of the cool set . . . earns date money at Western Avenue Pharmacy. . . Saugus P. A. L. zealot. . . aspirant to a career in dentistry. . . Terry. . . mirthful and persuasive. Oratory l,2g Baseball 1,23 Mar- ian News 3. THOMAS D. MCKAY 6 North Common Terrace Lynn Obliging and obedient. . . re- served and relaxed. . .recreates via fishing and hockey. . . cites math as his favorite subject and the Bruins as his favorite pro team. . . keeps the shelves filled at the A 8s P. . . looking forward to Merrimack College. Glee Club 2. X 4. 1 .s .1 it rw- st I s t Sees? so X I sw, tg. A 'W-:Y .N N 4 'l'1 '3i'v- , . . as .M-s Everyone s favorite subject-- LUNCH! .1 'sf Yffifasi if? A H .nm .- 5, E 'F 5 ,NH lqvvwsp- ROBERT F. McMAHON 14 Upham Road Lynn Amiable. . . earnest. . . zealous. .. Mac's favorite team is the Celtics . . . admires the wizardry of Bob Cousy. . . a boating enthusiast. . . Salem Willows Yacht Club mem- ber. . . friendly. . . accommodating . . . steady. . . admirable. Camera Club l,2,3,45 Dramatics lg Library Circle 45 Glee Club 45 Sodality 4. LEO M. MELANSON 26 1X2 Dunlap Street Salem Mr. Businessman of Room 8. . . always on the go. . . Leo pushes a smoky '50 Studebaker to school daily. . . hard worker in school Sodality projects and parish C. Y. O. . . . Rock . . . amiable. . .in- dustrious. . . true. Glee Club 2, 3,45 Sodality 2, 3, 45 Mission Unit 2, 3,45 Library Circle 45 Science Club 45 Sancta Maria 4: Basketball Manager 4. BARRY M, MEUSE 15 Jewett Street Saugus Grid captain. . . Sodality Vice- Prefect. . . jolly. . . intent. . . de- pendable. . . Moose . . . sole jun- ior on the '57 starting eleven. . . Sophomore Student Athlete. . . a math whiz. . . card shark. . . capa- ble leader. Sodality 2, 3,4: Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2g Marian News 4: Dra- matics 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Student Senate 4. LOUIS M. MODINI 102 Church Street Lynn Industrious at his school work. . . silent of action. . . obliging of manner. . .ever eager to do his share. . . never fails to see the bright side of life. . . sincere and reliable in all that he tmder- takes. . . another of the many eight and four year St. Mary's men. . . worthily upholds school traditions. Dramatics 1. WILLIAM S. MOYNIHAN 26 Oakland Street Salem Cheerful. . . casual. . . contented . . .member of the Civil Defense and the Ground Observer Corps . . . electronics bug. . .licensed radio ham. . .favorite sports- skiing and swimming...clerks at the Peabody Tremont Phar- macy. . .plans on the Coast Guard Academy. Dramatics 2,45 Camera Club 1, 2,3,4. -- HQ. JOSEPH A. NOLET 12 Willow Avenue Salem Ready. . . willing... able. . . throttles a Chevy Impala. . .stu- dious and intelligent. . . a mathe- matician at heart. . . a bowling enthusiast. . .Joe aspires to naval engineering. . . Jose . . . another of that unending line of Salemites. Sodality 2, 35 Treasurer 3,43 Sec- retary 1: Glee Club 4: Student Senate 4. A noon bull session. i Practice Truth in Charit GERALD L. O'BRIEN 54 Kirtland Street Lynn Happy- go-lucky Gerry. . . untiring clerk of Tarr's Pharmacy. . .takes great pride inhis record collection . . . baseball dominates his spare time. . . usually found at Revere Airport on Saturdays. . . devoted to his studies. . . a good word for all . . . plans on a career in aviation. Sodality 4. Na Us i' .9 .5-L? Q. if H+: as ff .ics 1 y . H .. L Q13 . , ' aifsibgfl, rig JOHN I. O'BRIEN 25 Herbert Avenue Saugus Lively and likeable. . . Jack. . . a welcome transfer from Saugus High. . . a real sharpshooter. . . proudly claims membership in the National Rifle Association. . . biology his choice subject. . . vis- ualizes a career in this field. Sodality 3.4: Football 3,4: Hock- ey 3,4: Marian News 2, 3,43 Sancta Maria 4. ROBERT M. O'DONNELL 88 Richardson Road Lynn Good-natured Bob. . .a regular at the socials. . . an engaging smile masks a sharp mind. . . intrigued by the intricates of science and math. . . an outstanding student . . . Bob. . . blithe. . . bland. . . bliss- ful. . .looks to M. I. T. for higher education. Sodality 4: Science Club 4: Know English 2,4: Glee Club 4: Dra- matics 2: Math Club 4. ARTHUR R. ORTINS 21 Shamrock Street Peabody Genial. . . garrulous. . . genuine, , , staunch Celtics and Cousy fan. . . recreation for Bob means basket- ball, swimming, and weightlift- ing. . .likewise enjoys watching boxing and wrestling matches. . . a member of the Peabody Com- ets. . .interested in the Air Force . . . always cheerful and friendly. Science Fair 2. ERNEST W, PANNETON 86 Linden Street Salem Our boy Skeeter . . . a Catholic entleman magician with the g . . . pigskin. . . never permits scholas- tics to interfere with social life . . . whiles away many an hour at Lafayette Drug. . . quiet and sin- cere. . . yet his presence is ap- preciated. Football 1,2,3,4: Marian News 4: Sodality 4. EDWARD F. PASZKOWSKI 507 Walnut Street Lynn Powerful fullback. . . bowling and water skiing also intrigue Ed . . . provides entertainment with his magic squeeze box . . .his ever ready broad smile is destined to please. . . constant. . . spirited . . . steadfast. Glee Club 2: Football 1,2,3,4: Honor Society 1,2, 3: Vice- President '2,3: Treasurer 1. fra, eg, ,. f -Z' vw- ,t..f-1.1 . Q dr I 'iss 5 ff?'?'? , I 2-3552 . ,... qizsgxfi' rf' - -.. :fa f ' sfu lesfi VINCENT F. PULEO, IR. 1389 Main Street Lynnfield Center Vivacious Vin. . . the sole repre- sentative of St. Agnes Parish, Middleton. . . mechanical wizard of Room Seven. . . active in sev- eral Hot Rod Clubs. . . at home on the dance floor or under a car. . . entertains thoughts of Automo- tive Designing. . . jolly. . . ready . . . willing. Football 1,25 Glee Club 4g Sodal- ity 2, WILLIAM P, QUIRK 60 Webb Street Salem Cool and calm. . . Bill. . . en- tranced by the wild sounds... heeds the call of the billiard tables. . .has eyes for the latest apparel. . .favors the San Fran- cisco Giants on the diamond. . . electrical engineering is promin- ent among his choice of careers. Science Fair 2. CHARLES H. REARDON 1 Dearborn Street Salem Generous. . . cooperative. . . under- standing. . . always with a chuckle . . . inexpendable cafeteria cashier . . . owner of a smart tourquoise Ford. . .forever under par at the local golf course. . .faithful to the Road Aces . . . that's our boy Chas of the sunny, cheerful dis- position and warmhearted manner. Marian News 1,23 Science Fair 33 Sancta Maria 4. JOHN J. REARDON 5 112 Putnam Street Peabody Affable and jolly yet serious- minded. . . delights in hunting and other outdoor sports. . . Danvers Fish and Game Society member . . .fond of the New York Yankees and Mickey Mantle in sports and senior science in scholastics. . . willing. . . popular. Glee Club 4. 53 WILLIAM I. REYNOLDS 115 Margin Street Peabody Bill. . .lighthearted and sociable . . . a responsible worker for the Lerner Shops. . . Fords come first in cars, right, Bill?. . .business subjects head his scholastic choices. . . works on short wave sets in his spare time. . .friendly . . . gay. . .lover of good times. Science Fair 2. ' 'il' 6 ax LAWRENCE J. RICE 16 Mount Pleasant Place Lynn Loyal to the Blue and Gold. . .re- pairing cars or playing sports oc- cupy his leisure time. . . capable employee at Young's Furniture Store. . . never a dull moment. . . casual, complacent. Football 1,2g Marian News 3: Glee Club 4g Mission Unit 4: Sec retary 3. The Class John Dunn, chairman, prepares for the drawing for the door prize at the first Yearbook Dance. Mr. Frank Shanahan, our loyal checker for many years, watches with interest. 13st.'s-X li RYA it ARTHUR W, RICH '7 Montrose Street Everett Carefree Arch. . . the bus driver from Everett. . . chugs to school in a leaky '49 Ford. . .enjoys sing- ing pop music. . .favorite song is the 2:10 Bell . . .likes hockey, bowling, and girls. . . tops in school spirit. . . Arch, quick- witted, and sociable. of 1959 1 Y .fl-ggi fi. Sis FRANK J. RISOLDI 8 Moulton Court Beverly Cheerful. . . relaxed. . .light- hearted. . . courteous employee of Beverly's First National. . . active member of the Mission Unit and Library Circle. . . tinkers with a '51 Plymouth. . . good business student. . . forever beaming. . . never worried. Mission Unit l,2,3,4g Library Circle 3,4. Nancy Gallagher draws lucky ticket. Tony Farrell and D.J. , Jack Chadderton conduct the drawing. PAUL L. ROCHELEAU 110 Linwood Street Lynn Willing and winsome. . . summer manager of the Jack-in-The-Box . . .highly respected member of Jimior Achievement. . . constantly complains of homevvork. . . our champion coke consumer. . . Paul . . . steals his way into the hearts of all. Sodality 2: Mission Unit 45 Glee Club 2,4g Football 1,2. FRANCIS W. ROONEY 24 Rockmere Gardens Lynn Big Frank. . . one of our gigantic defensive linemen. . . known from here to Harlem for his tantalizing tales. . . contributes much to the geniality of the business group in Room 6. . .hopes for a future in the competitive field of masonry. Football l,2,3,4g Sodality 2: Dramatic Club 2, KENNETH C, ROY 8 Varnum Street Lynn Free as a bird, that's our concept of Kenny. . .who takes a crack at anything once. . . football and hockey claim equal interests i.n his heart. . . chauffeur of the Gib- neymobile. . . well-liked by every- one. . . a real happy-go-lucky pal. Baseball 1.2: Glee Club 4: Mission Unit 4. BRUCE A. RYAN 25 Church Street Lynn A Corvette would be heaven, for cars are his bread'n butter. . . en- joys skiing and swimming. . . En- thusiastic member of the snow chasers . . . Carbonic Engineer at Merit Drug. . . winner of the Youth of The Month award. . . successful scientific student. . . looks forward to an engineering career. Sodality 2, 3.4: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Football 4: Science Club 4: Math Club 4. 'JR' t . ,- P' x so 'VN LEO A, RYAN 19 McKinley Terrace I-Ylm Undaunted and unruffled. . . hu- morous and happy. . . amiable carrot top of Room 10. . .home- work is the only ripple in his placid life. . . sociable distributor of Howard 1ohnson's twenty- elght flavors. . . persevering fol- lower of the Red Sox and Bruins . . .faithful shadow of George L'Italian. . . Leo. . .little man with a big heart. Sancta Maria 4. LOUIS A. SANVILLE 11 Forrester Street Salem Good-natured Lou . . . roots for the Red Sox and Ted Williams. . . daily treks to the Saint's via the Bealsmobile. . .hockey, boat- ing, swimming and a '51 Chevy are his delights. . . boasts of his Hole In One card. . . the origi- nal come easy, go easy kid. Sodality 2: Sancta Marla 4. LAWRENCE P. SCOTT 56 Magtane Square Lynn Pacific and precise.:.has marked off a dozen years at the Saints . . . admires the baseball agility of Ted Williams. . . shows promise in the field of fine arts . . .seeks future adventure in the Coast Guard. . . Scottie . . . a little man with a big heart. Science Fair 2. ROBERT C. SEIBEL 27 Wyman Street I-YW' Loquacious Bob. . . never without' a good joke. . . Stan Kenton's Band ranks first with him. . . takes life easy and believes in the mot- to Live and let live . . .enjoys basketball and bowling in the winter and swimming in the surn- mer. . . air conscious. . . aspiring to a flying career. Sodality 2: Glee Club 2,4: Foot- ball 2: Sancta Maria 4. WALTER P. SHARIS 10 Goodyear Street Beverly Golfer extraordinaire. . . New England Hearst Champ. . . talented pianist. . . math his favorite. . . en- joys dancing and the music of Glenn Miller. . . intelligent and interesting. . . Merrimack College and dentistry beckon. Sodality 2,3,4: Glee Club 2,4: Science Club 43 Golf 2, 3,43 Treasurer 3: Math Club 4. MICHAEL D. SHEA 13 Emerton Street Salem Optimistic. . . merry. . . staunch defender of the Big Beat . . . Kemwood golfer. . . outstanding caddy. . . Sponsor of Lester Lanin . . . well-known for his antics on the dance floor. . .Mike hopes the Maritime Academy will claim his talents. Football 1: Sodality 2: Glee Club 4. ... I ..... ...L K ..-sys' 3 .s Q . t f at ' ii :::: fl . V ww? Ab ' tiff? ' :.. a ,,,. ' 5? ':'i ::, ,, s f gf as gl K .hm wgwis K .. :':. .. .. 1. fa ...A iti - ff .- , F J' as ezf A s ..t 2 tp WF- 3 .X 4 .L . r. s t'.- ,. . K -5, ,I . . .., W 5. .X ,K .Eh 'HE W--3Q.,. - 2 A .gi ,Sm is A2 s' sfi. A s was ,WE 'iig Qi fsifl i1-.. 1 3 is s . 35-4.3 5311 , t .5 .iss 5 saws Q 4 .. aww Sv g ...C C is Q A Q ..., ' ss, it k Ms... ' 2 Fi 'B ...wt- , .. S.. Practice Truth in Charit A football argument -- typical noon event, THOMAS I. SHEA 28 Walden Street Lynn Sociable Tom has an aversion for exertion and a special knack for getting into trouble. . .partial to the Red Sox, the Bruins, and Killer Kowalski. . . rarely misses a social event. . . a small bundle of capability. . . talented dra- matist. . .Christopher Blake of renown. Marian News l,3g Dramatics 1, 2,4g Camera Club 25 Know Eng- lish 2: Oratory 3: Glee Club 4. Nav-iff' EDWARD A, SHINNICK 32 Murray Street Lynn Gay. . . fun-loving. . . frank. . . Ned's first love is his '53 Olds. . . his favorite pastime --listening to progressive jazz. . . an affable clerk at the Stop 81 Shop in West Lynn. . .lists science as his favor- ite on the curriculum. . . quiet. . . friendly. . . likeable. Glee Club 45 President 4, Student Senate 4. Wsxgl. Y RICHARD D. SMITH 307 Essex Street Lynn Smitty . . . popular in both Highs , . . noted for his unique personality. . . arduous abettor of all school activities. . . perfection- ist of window displays at Brodrick's Pharmacy. . . ranks high at the golfing green. . . hopes for an edu- cation at Merrimack. Football 1: Hockey 25 Golf 3,45 Sodality 2, 3,4g Glee Club 2, 3. DONALD I. SNELL 27 Andrew Street Salem Newest welcome member. . . in quick order he has become the center of admiration. . .joined the famous Salem triumvirate. . . Don takes to water like a fish. . . likewise enthusiastic about hock- ey. . . Liberace on a small scale . . . enjoying society at the Saints Don. . . congenial and reticent. . . loyal and reliable. VINCENT A. SNIEGOSKI 17 Houghton Street Lynn Vin from Lynn. . . St. Michael's basketeer. . . ardently follows the Pirates and the Celtics. . .home- work and his '50 Chevy consume his spare time. . . always laughing . . .forever carefree. . . yet a good student. . . an engineering aspirant via Northeastern. Glee Club 4: Math Club 41 Foot- ball 4: Baseball l,2, ROBERT P, SOUCY 265 Euclid Avenue Lynn Friendly and frank. . . vivacious and loquacious. . .studious at the sciences and math. . . steadily follows the Celtics progress by attendance or by listening to the radio. . . envisions a pharmacy ca- reer. . . preparing by doing at Savoie's Drug. . . Bob. . . the friend- ly. . . reliable. . . willing type. Sodality 2, 3,4g Science Club 4. gig is 'I'-as 3 AI' sl'-QV 5 'Ni' :P g f O yy ppp J ei it THOMAS I. STAFFORD 19 Dennison Avenue Lynn Staunch in his loyalty. . . self- sacrificing in his contributions . . . exemplary sodalist. . . orig- inator and organizer of the So- dality Speaker's Group. . . appre- ciates and enjoys the music of Strauss. . . taciturn. . . tactful. . . trustworthy. Sancta Maria 4g Sodality 2, 3,4g Library Circle 3,44 Oratory 1,4: Dtamatics 2. RICHARD W. STEVENS 20 Great Woods Terrace Lynn Dick. . . a commuter from Happy Valley. . . after school hours are spent at Bell Shops, Lynn. . .as- pires to Bentley School of Finance in the fall. . . consistency in study is the secret of his success. . . Kingfish . . . a friend in whom one takes pride. Glee Club 2, 3: Mission Unit l,2, 3: Dramatics l,3g Sodality 2. PETER B. SYMONDS 33 Williams Street Salem Room 10's diligent Latin scholar . . . spirited football, baseball, and hockey enthusiast. . . idolizes Rocket Richard. . . Geronimo's Variety Store is an ideal meeting place for Sy . . . a fine student . . . a worthwhile product of the Witch City. . . Pete. . . dependable . . . charitable. . . constant. Sodality 2, 3,43 Marian News 2, 3,4: Know English 45 Glee Club4. ' PHILIP M. TARR Jeffrey's Neck Road Ipswich Refined. . . reserved. . . genial. . . relaxes to the strains of classical music. . . frequents the Gloucester fishing ports. . . ardent skin diver . . .interested member of the North Atlantic Fishing Club. . . delving into the future we see the Coast Guard Academy for Phil. Science Fair 4. JOHN J. TEGAN 184 Campbell Avenue Revere Honest. . . courteous. . . sincere. . . always with a smile and a pleasant word. . . a charmer with the girls . . . daily patron of Hennessey's . . . enjoys dancing and listening to Lester Lanin. . . a friend of all . . . a quick wit captivating per- sonality. . . Jack. Glee Club 4g Student Senate 3: President 3: Sodality 3, 4. JOHN S. VEGELLA 52 Orchard Street Lynn Good-natured and willing. . . ever ready with a winning smile and a pleasant remark. . . eagerly follows his idol, Don Simmons . . . spirited Marian News lensman . . . industriously pursues a scien- tific program. . . John. . . strives his hardest to put forth his best. Marian News 4. The Class Yeah, Team I ft . N . A -.FK ,5 3 5. 'I 1 as 5' 3 'i 1 1 JOHN E. WALSH 23 Margin Street Peabody Ouiet, retiring John. . .friendly and willing. . . keen on bowling and basketball, but baseball takes precedence. . . Ted Williams, his idol. . . Jack. . .Lieutenant ofthe Fighting 69th. Sodaliry 2.3: Mission Unit l,2: Dramatics 2,3g Student Senate l,2,4p Marian News 2, 31 Presi- dent 2g Vice-President 3.4. of 1959 s.-au, 4'-QN -,pf -W- sv GENE E. WONG 19 Whittier Street Lynn Pleasant. . . precise. . . popular. . . Gene combines a winning smile and pleasing personality. . . twelve-year man at Saints , . . renowned waiter at China Sails . . . esteemed by everyone. . . a true representative of St.Mary's. President 1,2g Treasurer 3: Vice- President 4: Student Senate 1,2,4. JOSEPH A, YOUNG 936 North Shore Road Revere Firmly opposed to early rising and concentrate study. . . our de- mon of the roadways. . . sees a '54 Merc. in the stars but for the time being will be content with his '47 Ford. . .last of the four senior beach city delegates. . . a great friend. . .a good Joe. Science Fair 2. .sn , .. n Q 5 X , t ROBERT H. ZUCCARO 18 Roslyn Street Salem Definitely a sharp dresser and a forceful exponent of more ad- vanced hair styles. . . ever on the alert with an answer. . . diligent physicist and mathematician. . . Zuki. . . appreciated because of his generosity. . . sincere. . . friendly. Library Circle 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4g Science Club 4. Room 8 boys ponder on a difficult trig problem. Greek n Latin French Edward Lynch leads the Greeks in a composition lesson. . Trigonometry . . Review Mathematics . . Mechanical Drawing Thomas Stafford translates the dents in Room 10. Gerald Cole and James Corbett determine the size of an angle in a trigonometry class in Room 8. 40 school motto for the Latin stu- PhyS1CS Chcnnstry Scmor Scncncc Richard Mazeikus is entranced in experimenting on sensitive balance. Bruce Ryan, Robert Soucy, Joseph Dynau, Thomas Shea and Kenneth Roy ' ' x eriments. are also absorbed in their e p fbi ., , ,'of. Q 'DQ harles Kenneth Roy, Vincent Sniegoski, Walter Sharis, C 1 t enjoy making parallex Murphy, cameras. John Mastone, Joseph No e f ms an experiment on the collecting James McC1ung per or uld-be scientists are: James h dro en The other wo r McDermott, of y g . Carrigan, Dennis Gawrys, Michael Flynn, Ter y Richard Burke, Robert Hickey, Paul Gustafson, Robert Leo, Raymond Brault. Phvw OYS 9 .L 'Islam , ii W A' MA s sm mi 17 fN' 0 I In-,.s.A ,V Q : - a s 'i .',4 1 :K Fw in x0 Edward Shinnick explains the combined cash journal to his fellow bookkeepers in Room 6. John Walsh weaves the tale of Macbeth for his fellow-classmates. 42 . . Bookkeeping . Typewriting Typing is serious business! Q,0YS I E A 6, 58' W ral 5. syf X5 VMAH 'ef' 0 V, ff ' T -1 7 rE 1' i Ln L 1 'wifi A'.?'LH,i! O ?4Qf fs -M Q 04 Wins 45 V-, QS C. Us-V' ESI . 30 Delving into the 19thc ROITIBIIIICISIS seems to intngue the Room Seven Engllsh students. LN Class of 1960 Chemistry United States History Current Events Algebra i g0YS 1, 5' 1 vn'v'A,A'5-A 'sfi'.'-5:4 U3 QQ. . 0 in ,N '7'N'M4SsAcBU566 K-'nt i930 Latin German French Religion English Typewriting Bookkeeping Religion Class of 1961 . Biology . . . Geometry 'X-- Latin German French 47 l Class of Q9 Religion English World History lil I Remedial Reading Latin Algebra Student Senate President J. Joseph Sullivan Vice-President James J. Corbett Secretary Jame s J. Hennessey Treasurer Robe rt J. Keon Seated: I.Su1livan. Standing: I.Corbett,E.Murray, R.Keon. The Student Senate, consisting of the sen- ior officers, the president of each underclass homeroom, and the Sodality officers, is the governing unit of the student body. Among its many functions are the approval of student organizations and the supervision and coordination of the extra-curricular activ- ities of the school. Concerning matters of the students and the school, it serves as an advisory board for the faculty. The Student Senate aims to develop a healthy school spirit, devotion to Marian standards and strong Catholic manhood through its members who are active in every phase of school life, Seated: D.Dunn, T.Hincman, E.Shinnick, J.Corbett, I.Su1livan, E.Murray, R.Keon, W.McCarron, G.Wong. Standing: J.Granese, C.Murphy, J.Dunn, G.Maney, D.Hughes, J.No1et, E.Paszkowski, J.Wa1sh, J.Cashman, B.Meuse, R.McMahon. fr U1 nu , uni' L',..J gllils ROOM 7 ROOM 8 Seated! Gene Wong- Joseph Nolet, Edward Paszkowski, Standing: James Curran, John Granese. James Corbett. Class of 1959 Sectional Officers ROOM 6 ROOM 10 Seated: Thomas Hincman. Seated: I. Ioseph Sullivan, Standing: Gerald Maney, John Walsh, Standing: William McCarron, Eugene Edward 5hiI1IliCk- Murray, Daniel Hughes. 51 Library Circle Our Lady of Good Counsel Library Circle has contributed much to the development of the school library dur- ing recent years. Student librarians access and proc ess books and periodicals and serve faculty and student patrons of the li- brary. As the students have become more and more cognizant of the mater ial available, use of the library has in- creased. g0YS 17 -i 10 6 . U1 F fi 0 :fy we asm 1 J3'3u?'f 5f3 JS V' g1ssAizuU5'i'4 Lxriuzm Richard Langlois, Robert Langlois, Frank Risoldi, Neil Curley, James McMahon, Thomas Stafford, William Cashman are engaged in the processing of books. Seated: Peter Hyde, Leo Melanson, AlfredChmiel. Standing: Lawrence May, Robert Zuccaro, Paul Carroll, John Dougan. Neil Curley checks an entry in the accession book. Seated: Lawrence Lowe, Neil Curley, William Cashman. Standing: Gerald Cole, Edmund Kuszmar. 5,2 -+V' 'Y 6 I '- ,':f Harrison Ball, Michael Geaney, James Driscoll do a bit of research on education in England. OYS I am: g m 2 vm, ,sp P 4 5 'bbnfkfvstsngguseqgn Sophomores and Freshmen ea e l St. Thomas OIC Debating Society Varsity debaters seriously prepare for a tournament. John Nevers, William Mc Carron, William Snell, John Foley, Ronald Le- Gault, Throughout the year the Thomas Mores en- gage in a series of de- bates with parochialand public high schools both in tournament and in in- dividual competition, on the annual National For- ensic League topic. The topic named for this year was Resolved: That the United States Should Adopt the Essen- tial Features of the Eng- lish System of Educa- tion. On all levels of de- bating-varsity, junior varsity, and freshman, the members have been most successful over the years with this sea- son being no exception. g r y anticipate the forensic season. Seated: Robert Peinert, Raymond Roussin, Michael Marnik, Louis D'Agnese. Standing: John Shanahan, Joseph Michaels, Alan Mac Donald, Terence Curley. 53 Glee Club President JAMES J. CORBETT Vice-President EUGENE F. MURRAY Secretary DANIEL J. BRADY Librarian GEORGE H. LENTZ Accompanists RONALD G. LE GAULT JOHN G. DUNN First row: E.Kuszmar, E.Shinnick, D.Curran, J.McMahon, F.Batt1es, D.Gero1amo, R.Beaton, H.Wi1ber, P.Gustafson, P.Shaw, R.LeGau1t. Second row: E.B1anchard, R.Gaudet, R.McMahon, W.Carbo, J.Rear- don, J.Brown, M.Donahue, J.Mou1isin, M.Corcoran, P.Hyde, J.Mon ahan, C.Darcy. Seated: J.Dunn, J.Corbett, R.LeGau1t. Standing: G.Lentz, E.Murray. D.J.Brad Third row: J.Corbett, P.Symonds, R.Zuccaro, V.Pu1e0. J.Gibney, I. Durkin, B.Meuse, B.Ryan, J.Ca11ahan, J.Gree1ey, R.Danie1s, I.Iar- robino. Fourth row: G.Landry, D.Brady, L.Sweeney, P.Carey, C.Cody, B. Magrane, P.No1an, J.Tegan, J.No1et, E.Murray, G.MacDona1d, R. I-Ialligan. First row: J.Dunn, K.Mahar, K.Roy, G.Cole, R.Thomas, I.Buckiey, G.Lentz, J.Fo1ey, I.Dynan, 'I'.Fau1kner, J.Maney. Second row: R.Darcy, I.McNamee, R.Deveau, J.Dunn, L.Melanson, T.Shea, R.BonEnfanz, A.DiVirgi1io, W.Rynkowski, J.Doy1e, T.Han- ley. Third row: E.Dembowski, B.Carro1l. Lkonevich, 1.Wheadon, Breen, R.O'Donne11, L.Felteau, i..Carro11, R.Barber, I.Do1an Fourth row: W.Radulski, L.Wallace, L.Rice, M.Donovan, W. chaud, R.Lennon, W.l-iealey, P.LeB1anc, W.ShariS. Ll-Iogan, Sniegoski. M. Mi V. Q,0YS Q Q6 3' 4' U1 TQ Z 284-XJ S wa s-sm A lrhyhu causco Esrraw The director gives the beat and fine manly voices fill the air at the annual concert of re- ligious and secular music con- ducted each year on Laetare Sunday. Membership in the club this year numbers eighty sopho- mores, juniors, and Seniors with John Dunn '60 and Ronald Le Gault '61 directing and accom- panying the group. Marian News W.McCarron proposes an insert page to assistants D.MacDuff, F.Murphy, M. Quinn, R.Towner, I.O'Brien, R.Hosker. ,s Editor-in-Chief William McCarron Sports Editors Barry Meuse Joseph Sullivan Feature Writers Edward Lynch James Promise Rayford Hosker Typists Eamon McClory Ernest Panneton Photographer Dwight Bartlett Q N-if is Last minute corrections keep Editor Mc- Carron, typist Ernest Panneton and assist- ants John Dunn, Edward Lynch and Thomas Casey well occupied. 'Qin Editor-in-Chief William McCarran, gives some points to his staff: David McDuff, Francis Murphy William Allen, Robert Towner, John O'Brien, Eamon McC1ory, Ernest Panneton, Michael Quinn, Stephen R. McHugh, Rayford Hosker. 56 Paul Hyde focuses new camera on William Moynihan, Francis Murphy, James McMahon, Dwight Bartlett. Camera Club BOYS 4- f- la s S Jig P v - ,S M.. LQL. 'V :KW 'Mxvu uve? Fw 19 um Dwight Bartlett explains the structure of his camera to the club members. Seated: George Garrigan, John Buckley, Francis Murphy, Dwight Bartlett, James Judge, Robert McMahon. Standing: Francis Murphy, James Promise, Thomas Boyd, Alfred Chmiel, William Moynihan. 57 Sancta Maria EDWARD L. LYNCH Associate Editor CHARLES G. MURPHY Editors LEO E. CARROLL FRED J. COSTELLO Assistants JOHN I. O'BRIEN THOMAS J. STAFFORD THOMAS M. MAHONEY DANIEL J. BRADY ROBERT J. SEIBEL NEIL B. CURLEY ROBERT F. LANGLOIS EDWARD LYNCH, EDITOR IN CHIEF confers Wllh hrs BSSISIBHIS on basketball lay out Robert Seibel Edward Lynch, John O'Br1en Thomas Stafford Business Manager JOHN J. DUNN Assistants ANTHONY B. FARRELL LEO M. MELANSON LOUIS A. SANVILLE JOHN J. TEGAN DENNIS J. GAWRYS LEO A. RYAN EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS discuss Senior section lay out Robert Langlois, Neil Curley, Fred Costello, Leo Carroll, Thomas Mahoney, Daniel Brady. Typing Staff WILLIAM F. GABRIELSKI JOHN F. GREELEY PAUL L. ROCHELEAU LOUIS A. SANVILLE S Physics ii Club 0-sf During weekly meet- ings the physicists who are members of the club probe deeply into the secrets of nature and physics. Gerald Cole directs an experiment on mono-layers. Interested fellow scientists observe: Bruce Ryan, Robert Soucy, Fred Costello, Leo Melanson, Robert O'Donne11, Stephen Kane, Richard Mazeikus, Robert Zuccaro, Albert Barbin. X X Mathematics Club 6 N7 XX of 6 C Weekly meetings of the math club provide the members with an opportunity of study- ing topics in advanced mathematics. The intricacies of the slide rule intrigue dedicated mathematicians. Seated: John Maney, Walter Sharis, Robert O'Donne11, Adrien Gamache, Fred Costello, James Corbett. Standing: Bruce Ryan, Thomas Bachand, Vincent Sniegoski. Latin Clu QOYS b 1 'v'A,A'v m 'PPM in Ny v S Assn HU Fir limo 5 6 .fe ', Q5 H ,Q +d:F 1M1gQ ,,.y. 66, William McCarron, Thomas Hardy, Seniors and Juniors ponder on English derivatives. Seated: Daniel Hughes, Peter Symonds, Charles Murphy, Edward Lynch, Francis Battles. Standing: d Dempsey, Robert O'Donnell, Leo Carroll, Andrew Comendal, David James McClung, Edwar Mullen, John Dunn. To acquire a deeper understanding ' d to learn their of English words an ' s through Latin deri- r exact meaning vations is the ultimate goal of this club. l ive study of Students make an intens Latin roots as found in their John- son text books. In this way they prepare themselves for the annual Know Your English Contest con- ducted by the Catholic Classical Association. Likewise they gainan extensive vocabulary that will be an invaluable asset throughout life. fom the Latin. Seated: Sophomores study English derivatives r Stephen Tacelli, Walter Radulski, Stephen R. McHugh, David Rossiter. Standing: William Lynch, Raymond Pierce, William Hines. 61 The Chrysostoms Students interested in public speaking are presented the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the basic fun- damentals of rhetoric in the Saint John Chrysostom Orator- ical Society. Dramatic reading, methods of eloquence, and speech com- position are among the topics discussed at each weekly meet ing. Each year the members participate in an intramural contest in April at which tro- phies are presented to the win- ner on each class level. Seated: J.Michaels, A.McDonald, T.Cur1ey R.Bo1ino, E.Mi11er. Standing: T.Casey, B.Carro1l, R.MacKey, I Cunningham, H.Ball. Seated: R.McCahey, W.G1avin, R.Mazelkas R.Perron, R.Lang1ois, T.Staffdrd. Standing: J.Brotchie, J.Promise, R.Roche, I. Geaney , F . Dynan , R.Cunniff. Orators prepare for the annual intramurals: R.Cunniff, J.Geaney, R.Roche, E.Dempsey, D, Bartlett, R.Perron, R.Mc Cahey, J.Michaels, W.Glavi.n. Qin the beginning was the Word The chorus speaks of the little girl, the future mother of God, walking Nazareth's streets. was-N r - Mary fSabina Mulvihillj, greets her cousin Elizabeth fElaine Pricej. Two hearts share a Magnificat, Shepherds and Wisemen find the Word made Flesh whom the world would not receive. In a grand finale the chorus, representing the Old Law, becomes one with 20th Century seekers as He is lifted up to draw all men to Himself. 63 SPEETRUSEUPY Robert O'Donnell explains and demonstrates his first prize winner to an interested classmate, Thomas Casey. 'HL WHL ilfs f myqlw! HY Thomas Boyd takes a real interest in William Quirk's Oil Well project, William McCarron obliges Louis Sanville with a detailed explanation of his work on synthetic plastics, 64 Science Fair A first prize winning ripple tank, constructed by James Judge, enthralls Albert Barbin and Richard Mazeikus. lb--ilkll-Y-was Pppgngg flnuia TYFQENE DLYETHYLEFNE FH-2, . Potential pros read through the story of an American maj9r's act of treason. Time Limit l Rehearsal of the 1959 Dramatic Club production, Uma Lzmzlf You traitor! Communism is communism, screams Robert Leo in a shattering scene, Fellow soldiers pick up the chant, Stage manager, George Garrigan, gives directives for military protocol, as Joseph Michaels catches cues, 65 T!Sgt. Baker Wac Corporal Eva ns 2nd Lt, Miller Lt. Col. Edwards Sentry lst Lt. Livingston lst Lt, Wardell lst Lt. Walden 2nd Lt, Mueller 2nd Lt, Garland Col, Kim Major Cargill Ma j, General Connors Mrs, Cargill Capt, Connors Sta ge Ma na gers: Thomas Shea Annette Lezelle Barry Meuse Thomas Casey Thomas Stafford Gerald Cole John Tegan John Maney William Gahrlelskl Joseph Sullivan Walter Radulski Stephen Leguorl Bruce Ryan Joan Osgood Richard Mazeikus Eugene Murray George Garrigan Prompters: Joseph Michaels Edmond Genest OYS f iv' I S5510 0 'fv 6 4' MASSACBUSQ EST 93 PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT 6 Gia. E ga Q 4 513' 555: ,G 1 f - XQIYX , , ,. Im my 1 . 3. 3':3ji!'h!llUll11 N' Q C E 5 .1 0 v . . gig :Vi si fi-fit: Q . ,.. . . LLA- X . - ' m. ' w i 'E wx QU' L A Q N ' Q Q gf f 'I' Q' cp X. y Qi SCORES sr. Magry's opposgrion Malden Catholic 16 Cathedral 6 14 Lawrence Central 32 8 Keith Academy 0 O Bishop Bradley 6 0 Abp. Williams Z0 Z0 St. John's Prep 8 0 Salem High 41 12 Revere High ZZ Catholic Conference Wins Losses 3 - Z Coach Hal Foster primes Captain Meuse with a few last minute in- structions before the Prep game Gene Murray GUARD Frank Rooney TAC KLE Ed De mbow ski TAC KLE A41 68 QQ? Joe Sullivan END 1958 Honors ALL-CATHOLIC BOSTON GLOBE I A11- J Scholastlc BOSTON HERALD I Honorable Q Mentlon BOSTON ADVERTISER J LYNN ITEM North Shore All-Star Team AGGANIS ALL-STAR GAME fNorth Shore, Barry Meuse - Guard Gene Murray - Tackle E rnie Panne ton QUARTERBACK Dan Connolly TAC KLE Ed Pa szkowsk1 Joe Callahan HA LFBAC K ..f f u John Ma stone QUARTERBAC K Claw Steve Kane END FUL Gerry Maney CENTER LBACK 3' .'3 S. Ernie Panneton sweeps wide for a long gain. Coach Foster ponders next move. s- -u ,S nf SHP? is Bill Devin skips through a big hole in the Cathedral line. 70 'ffe5i ' 1 X M? A J , 1 4 Ed Paszkowski drives through for a first down. OY e s, m a i j Bob Savage eludes Keith safety man 'az asf Ernie Panneton outraces Lawrence defenders. 7 1 Basketball Phil Sampson drives in for another two points for the Marians. Marty Keaney Guard s. Jim Healey Center Sampson drives between Alumni defenders. 7 Z gg or f. mis Phil Sampson 17-M K. .557 Gna rd ff 4-in Bob Barressi battles for loose rebound. St. 41 62 65 57 37 46 41 56 54 58 52 57 47 65 46 62 64 52 V 6 ' 13 1 ,I as N K V ,,,. VH I -1. 1 f , .yrs L. cha: ,, Gi1MacDol1a1d Center g,0YS -L A 'Y , 312125. 493.2 1' Q s i 'P W N 65 'aim' 7 3 Mary's St. John's Reading Alumni Keith Matignon Mission Williams Classical Central Malden Catholic Keith English Central Malden Catholic St. John's Williams Mission Matignon I0 Opp. 54 43 64 71 57 51 67 61 61 54 83 91 65 51 54 80 57 75 me Q- ? Sy, XX? N RX Bob Barressi Forward Stretch loses the rap, John Fernekes Forward Gil MacDonald sets up plvot play. Y o s ,Q I JQALX uhhh! 7 5 0 v . 4 'MAssp.cH09c6 'lit ww 5 l 2 O Tom I-lmcrnan Forward r Eben Brown outmaneuvers Classical defender. 74: Tom Smart Guard 1' on Bob Barrcssi fights for the ball as Jim Corbett awaits the outcome. High Scorers Points Average Gil MacDonald Z01 11.8 Marty Keaney 177 11.1 Phll Sampson 175 10.5 Eddie Hogan blocks Bob Barressi's jump shot. Jim Corbett Guard Eben Brown J. V. SQUAD Forwmd Kneeling: W.Lynch, G.Waldron, T.Iarrobino, D.Keefe, R.Neenan, M.Ward. Sranding: Coach Fallon, J.Madden, R.Su1livan, J.Hogan, W.Me1anson, G.Carpenter, F.Spinelli, S.Kanarski, Coach Carr. 75 Paul Caron -Wing fx Danny Dmmn V R, Hacks Billy Lee -Center Jerry Caron -Goal I-hgh Scorers G. A. Pts. TOM DEVENEY 12. Z 14 DEN GEANEY 6 4 10 DANNY DUNN 5-'J Tom Deveney -Center -Defenseman Paul Gustafson 76 - Defenseman B111 DeLeo -Wing Bob Keon -Defenseman St. Mary's Opp. 3 Gloucester 3 Peabody 0 English 7 3 Saugus 3 0 Woburn Z 3 Swampscott 5 6 Williams 1 Z Winchester 7 3 Amesbury Z 2 Danvers 4 3 Beverly 0 4 Salem 1 1 Marblehead Z 3 Classical Z 4 St.John Prep 3 3 6 'S is I im Hennessey -Wing Den Geaney -Wing Coach Brown discusses pre-game strategy in the locker room. 77 .if 25 '22 no CATCHER Mike Driscoll ws fi Tom Mahoney PITCHER J .hm Corbett SECOND BASE f?i ff f ,. I za., 9.3: . NA John Ma stone FIRST BASE 'X wi' Jim Gibney FIRST BASE WEE F k , f .1 ,W 2' Jin' 5. SE. WEA , .,.,., .. . Joe Iarrobino CATCHER 4 I N A 'W f' vT?', -- f SX A SW ww L: '-'- Q if W J fl- U ,xg Q A A use it K W kk i iiiggikihywgkkgjlygswngv A KH, NJ.. N is jkgwitf Fwfvg 5 . 3'f'W X-Sym 4Z.'?L .s.i':--'wife' X'KL' P .'.LV-X4lffLfi2w?4'kT'5Wf+sx+5 Qifgflmwsf fax l Q .-f ff 'Viv V. A Charles Savage CENTERFIELD Walter Sharis Eamon McC1ory Go g Peter Hyde Richard Smith Boosters Club OFFICERS President EDWARD MCELLIGOTT Vice -President JOSE PH IARROBINO Sec reta ry DANIEL TRAVERS Treasurer DR. ALBERT WENTZEL First row: Edward McE1ligott, Mrs, John Mastone, Dr, Albert Wentzell. Second row: John Hanly, Herbert Deveney, Garrett Twomey, Joseph Geaney, First row: Mrs. John Mastone, Mrs, Edward McE1ligott, Mr. Edward McElligott, Mr, Herbert Deveney, Mrs, Joseph larfobino, Mrs, Richard Neenan, Second row: James Twomey, John Hanly, Leo Shea, Dr, Albert Wentzel, William Keon, William Lovett, Garrett Twomey. Third row: Joseph Clancy, James Kane, Alphonse O, Bourque, John Cavanaugh, Joseph Geaney, Frank Shanahan, This club, organized in 1950, is composed of a group of spirited men and women who have made St.Mary's one of the best athletically equipped schools in the state. This year they spent hundreds of dollars to purchase new equipment and uniforms for the football and hockey teams. Annually they sponsor a banquet at which they award sweaters and letters to the athletes. An annual Thanksgiving Day breakfast is tendered the football team by these self-sacrificing boosters. The Marian Mothers conduct an annual Gift Cer tificate and Award Night to assist our athletic pro- gram. Each year our Boosters Club increases in size and accomplishment. We sincerely believe that every graduate should be an active member of this purposeful organization. 4g0YS 17, ' 'f' A . , N N :-25.7.5 Z 2 .' L 'y SZ ,-Nr w Mx,:yU'13 W 41 GED Q 2- 16 '-sim' Q C tp PAC -i-ES A - Y: 4' MASSACHU5 ESI 1930 SPIRITUAL DEVELGPMENT 54: .'1-Vg wv.sf If .QS TMEZ -FAQ QM .gg 4 '- .415 ' f 'fa g I L. .sr , X . K w ... f -... M Q mg, ,..k, .Q . 1 gr X S s . .--L- ix- ..13..1Y..r5.x X' . l-i171,., , gi. 5gij31f.Qa5.5ji: VL A h I X, 5. K Qgfaggigggkl X' , X 3' M QQ3'..-I-M5 X :wm- ' igzfsefilyg A X , 45, : - .zsgf-7.fv.f. ,fy .1 X .'1f?'gl. I .fn F t. ZX.. if f- Y ,. f, - Q. . iff sf - 'f ef -'a1z'fi-251:53-rim :Q wwe? -SLS A 1. . ,z wi53?'5 fNS'f:'-Q, 1 'f5:?W2-f 1',i -ixX- - f' 1 Qbsggfg j' sr'5 ,.' 1' ,3 'idx-kflzsywflz 1 H V' yzezw' . Q Q gf is Qirfgg -5 :Pf'r5R:wt:-i'- 3 'YH' 4 1 E X -f I Tune-1 xx X f R fi . .. 7- -1. 21,- 11 L- -f r L A , is ig Q g 2 ' -if x ws: . 6.23, Sw 35 S K. Q gs g N ,A Q w 'Q X ,- Wm .. f. .Q i ., Q W, fix.. QM. . , 45.1-. A 35- .Q 5 i x M, Q .. Q :A 5. Q V. . :E ,HR . Q.. ms. ., ,. Mi QM-Ft+z1 X-55 . -- M-ms. VX, X .. wf.2-wa, We ASG.,- - Q, x- i .4-Q w - N. x ga QQXQ X N' , Xu 1 5.5 , .1 . W Q , ,y X? ,X We Ex 2. ,. 5 :T 1 .2 - .Q im' I - : ,xx .: Q52 Fi- ' X- gi S3 The Sodalit of Our Lad Virgo Potcns OFFICERS Prefect Vice-Prefect Secretary Treasurer Father Paul Donovan, Spiritual Director of the Sodality, conducts the ceremonies for the installation of officers. Robert Keon, Joseph Sullivan, Stephen Leguori, Barry Meuse. The Marian sodalists have accepted and embraced the opportunity to colla- borate with the Church hierarchy in the establishing and spreading of Christ's kingdom on earth. Papally erected with Rome three years ago, the Sodality has expanded into four distinctive groups, joined together under Our Lady's title, Virgo Potens. With Mary's spiritual help and guid- ance, the Sodality instills in its members the true christian concept of their obliga- tion to their fellow man in seeking to draw him closer to Jesus through Mary. Personal sanctity and apostolic zeal characterize the basic goal of the sodal- ists, for they realize that to be worthy apostles they must aim at sanctity and that to be true saints a manifestation of apostolic holiness is essential. The sodalist is a true son of Mary and a knight of Our Lady. He must be at his Lady's call in eve rything. He must be the guardian and defender of her great titles and privileges. He must fight for her, who destroys all he resies throughout the world. It is to these ends that the sodal- ist pledges himself on choosing Mary as his Queen, his Mother, and his Advocate. J. JOSEPH SULLIVAN BARRY M. MEUSE STEPHEN A. LEGUORI ROBERT J. KEON Unit discussions allow everyone to participate actively in Sodality meetings. MATER BONI CONSILII SPEAKERS' GROUP The newly-organized speakers' group, dedicated to Our Lady, Mother of Good Counsel, is the first joint Sodality-Oratory unit spon- sored at Saint Mary's. Mem- bership consists entirely of socialists interested in learn- ing more about their Sodality and also the basic fundament als of public speaking. Seniors of Sodality speakers' group examine their new emblem 85 Henr P. Mcfrlinche Mission Unit Marian missionaries pack sample medicines to send to the mission fields. Philip Lakoche, Thomas Mazzarini, Martin Donato, Leo Melanson, Peter Hyde, James Gibbons. Henry P. McGlinchey, SJ., the younger brother of our pastor, Monsignor Joseph F. McG1inchey, has appropriately been chosen the patron of our mission society. Having dedicated his life to mission work, he died while working for souls in India. The Mission Unit, designed primarily to lighten the work of missionaries, particularly those in foreign fields, endeavors to contrib- ute both in a temporal and in a spiritual man- ner. To fulfill the first of these, the club seeks to aid missionaries by collecting can- celled stamps, sample medicines, and Cath- olic magazines. During the current year of the group six years ago. The main work, however, of this group is the following of missionaries with their own prayers and through soliciting those of others. By means of an organized program, a voluntary spiritual treasury of Masses, prayers, and acts of self conquest is offered each month by the student body for clerical alumni and for missionaries throughout the world. Just as missionaries are dedicated to spreading the kingdom of Christ on earth, so too these Marian missionaries strive to fulfill the motto of the club, Thy Kingdom more stamps and medicines were collected Come! than in any one year since the inauguration OYS 1, fr 0 .LB !1 an Ali: 6 4 71 2 I- 6-'W if F5 '9 ' sf'm G m 10 mlsrlcio 86 3 rs- C ' xx Hgdeix 'sa 455 X vc . 1 yt, N-A K ui M A .ll fjwvfr A 'NN-, ,, WS. , 'fr .- gf 5: iv NV. IFS' --W. , R '- is iff ' .1 alta-sax, I 'M F05 .. ' X'-L f -. w s Members demonstrate various activities of the Mission Unit such as, stamp cutting and sorting, h packaging of medicines, and the showing of recent missionary films. Cinr-you ,vi ONKOK uarnrv iQ:iN?4f9 , 3 ii- TL it ' f X- 1 ' ' :' xi .-.. -. f-Q nf t fs 5 -1 S--is i it ps M.. l .,f 2wV4C- uvurgp sims-FEQKT 5 'SF -I Q. 2 .KA Lg so LES P wf ., l 3 im ' fs Rik XY 'asf r 'E K , o. Q , ff? nr . 'Va '14 . aka' ,f l I Mel Ig I kg, .iff N 1 as sw T ZX James McMahon and Dale Curran prepare the monthly posters while Robert Ctmniff, Robert Langlois, Neil Curley, Richard Langlois, Frank Risoldi tally Spiritual Treasury figures amassed by the students. 87 O Q Q X 9 v-'QB f s fs .lv 1 Q L0 1 ' 'f x f Ao X Juniors unite with Fr.'l'obin, C.S.C. in offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Father Tobin discusses a few timely items with John Dunn, Dennis Dunn, David Cashman, James Cashman, Basil Robinson. 88 Retreat Father Ed Smith of Glenmary chats with seniors Francis Dynan, Thomas Boyd, Richard Stevens, and Thomas Shea. From the opening words of the Mass of the Holy Ghost onthe first day of school, to the closing prayers at Mass on our graduation day, the religious life of a Marian is most adequately provided for. As it is ev- ident that the proper perspective in a person's life is the dedication of all things to God, religious activities are by far the most important part of our school life. Standing out as an oasis in the midst of much activity, is the annual three day retreat, on which occasion we are given an opportunity to review our spiritual well-being. As a separate program is con- ducted for each class level, the re- treat masters have a splendid oppor- tunity to counsel each age group ac- cording to its own specific problems and needs. At the same time we have an opportunity to evaluate our relationship with God. 0 if wt. - 480 3 1 I V1.1 X 0 df l 469 M45 305 miigv Seniors participate in the dialogue Mass. Father Reddy instructs sophomores on spiritual reading. Freshman receive the Holy Eucharist at the retreat closing. 89 Vocation REV REV REV REV REV. Da Celebrant JOHN F. DONOVAN . fi Deacon DONALD F. BARON Subdeacon WILLIAM F. HOWATT Master of Ceremonies HENRY M. CUNNEY Preacher ARTHUR E . NORTON V an Rev. Edwin McDevitt, M.M. , Rev. Thomas Ray, M.M., Rt. Rev. Matthew Stapleton, Rt. Rev. John Murray, Rt. Rev. William McCarthy, Ronald Gariboldi, Rev. Arthur Norton, Rev. Henry Cunney, Rev. William Howatt, Rev. Donald Baron, Rev. John Day, Rev. John Donovan. Placing their unconsecrated hosts in the ciborium as they enter the church for Mass is a dra- matic moment for these seniors, Leading the line are Robert BonEnfant and John Granese, Vocation Day is an annual tribute to the graduates who are commencing their priesthood. This year marks such a distinction for the Class of 1951 Priests, seminarians, teachers, students join in a sense of fellowship, of corporate being with Christ, the Eternal High Priest. Unique is the per sonal union of each participant with Christ through His priest. Before Mas each communicant places his unconse- S crated host in the ciborium. At the Of- fertory, he presents it through his rep resentatives, Student Senate Officers, to be consecrated to God. Standing out among many inspiring sights is that of the student body faith- fully following the behest of Bishop Sheen: ... be communicants and bring your hearts to the anvil of Divine Life, and have them all forged into unity by the Eucharistic Flames of the Sacred Heart .... Father Donovan, celebrant blesses the subdeacon, Father Howatt. Other officers are Father Baron, deacon: Father Day, arch priest: Father Cunney, master of ceremonies. g0Yb I I 4v'A,A A Ca ,, it -i A any ,Cx up A at ', iAssAcH09 Father John Donovan gives John O'Brlen his blessing in the cafeteria following the Solemn High Mass. The five newly-ordained priests lift their hands in blessing at the close of the Solemn High Mass celebrated for the student body. 91 Mr. 8 Mrs. Patrons Rt. Reverend Joseph F. McGlinchey, P.A., D Rev. John D. Day Rev. Joseph J. Bukay Rev. Richard G. Johnson Mr. 8. Mrs. Clyde Aborn Mr. 8 Mrs. Leo J. Antczak Mr. 8 Mrs. Philip Barteaux Mrs. Lillian Beytes Mr. 8 Mrs. H. Bon Enfant Mr. 8. Mrs. Thomas Boyd Mr. 8 Mrs. D. J. Brady Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Burke Mr. 8. Mrs. Francis J. Burke Jr. Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter Burnett Mrs. Helen Burns Joseph F . Burns Mr. 8 Mrs. William Garrigan Mr. 8 Mrs John Gaudet Mr. 8 Mrs Laurence Gayron Mr. 8 Mrs Zena Gawrys Mr. 8. Mrs Francis Gibney Mrs. Beatrice Gibbons Sophia Gieras .D., u..D., P.P. Rev. Paul V. Donovan Rev. James W. Morrissey Rev. Delphis O. Duquette Mr. 8 Mrs. M. Modini Mr. 8 Mrs. John C. Moynihan Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank L. Muise Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles H. Murphy Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Nolet . 8. Mrs. John P. O'Brien Sr Mr Walter J. Opolski D.D.S. Dave Calichman Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Callahan Mr. 8 Mrs. Bernard F. Carroll Mr. 8. Mrs. Elliott Carter Mr. 8 Mrs. P. E. Casey Dr. Edward Cashman Jack Chadderton Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles M. Cody Mr. 8. Mrs. Paul T. Cody Mr. 8. Mrs. John Connelly Mr. 8 Mrs. John Carroll Corbett John Thomas Crotty '59 Mr. 8 Mrs. John Crotty Mrs. Helen M, Curley Mr. 8. Mrs. Walter P. Curran Richard Currie '50 Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Daniels Mrs. Stanley M. Davis Mr. 8. Mrs. William Dembowski Mr. 8. Mrs. Herbert J. Deveney Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Dobrowski Donald Donovan '52 Mr. Arthur R. Dooley Catherine T. Downing Mr. 8. Mrs. John Dunn Mr. 8 Mrs. Albert Dynan Mr. 8. Mrs. George P. Farraher Miss Jean F. Farraher Mrs. Mary Farrell Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward Foley A Friend Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward A. Galvin Mr. 8 Mrs. John Granese Mr. 8. Mrs. Michael Greeley Mr. 8. Mrs. A. J. Gustafson Mr. 8. Mrs. Harold Hansen Francis H. Hardy '58 Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Frank Healey William J. Healey Mrs. Mary E. Hennessey Mr. 8. Mrs. lsadore Hincman Mr. 8. Mrs. James W. Hogan Mrs. Daniel Hughes Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Hyde Mr. 8. Mrs. Emilio larrobino Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph larrobino Teofila Jarmusik Dr. 8. Mrs. Alfred J. Judge Mr. 8. Mrs. George F. Juley Mr. 8. Mrs. Walter Kane Anna F. Keaney Mr. 8. Mrs. John F. Kingsley Dr. Nathan Lagel Mr. 8. Mrs. George H. Landry Mary T. Leskiewicz Stanley V. Lesk '59 Mr. 8. Mrs. William Lubas Owen Lynch '52 Mr. 8. Mrs. James J. Mahoney Mr. 8. Mrs. Henry E. Maney John Maney '59 H. Joseph Maney '53 Patricia Maney Mr. 8. Mrs. Harold M. May Mrs. l. Mazeikus Mr. William A. McCarron Mrs. William McClory Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank J. McDermott Mr. 8 Mrs. Francis R. McMahon Peter M. McMahon Mr. Leon Michelman 92 Mr. Arthur Ortins Mr. 8. Mrs. Vincent Puleo Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Quirk Mr. 8. Mrs. Henry W. Reardon Mrs. Isabelle F. Reardon Mrs. John Reardon Rice Family Albert J. Riley Miss Doreen Rile Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Risoldi Mr. 8. Mrs. Beniamin Rogers John A. Rouse J. Samiliar Florence E. Sanville Louis V. Sanville Mr. 8 Mrs. Ronald Sanville Mrs . Scott Mr. 8. Mrs. Walter Sharis Gerald F. Shea '56 Mr. 8. Mrs. Mft 8. Mrs. Jeremiah Shea William Shea Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard D. Smith Mr. 8. Mrs. John Sniegoski Miss Hilda B. Soucy Mr. 8 Mrs. Maurice H. Soucy Mr. 8 Mrs. Marshall Spencer Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Stafford Mr. 8 Mrs. R. W. Stevens Mr. 8. Mrs. James E. Sullivan Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph E. Sullivan Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank L. Symonds, Jr Mr. 8 Mrs. Millad Tarr Mr. 8 Mrs. Simon Vegella John E . Walsh Mr. 8. Mrs. William H. Walsh Ah F. Wong Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Young Mr. 8 Mrs. Guy Zuccaro Busmcss Patrons Al 's Barber Shop Becky's Lunch 947 Western Avenue, Lynn Bernard's Jewelers 173 Essex Street, Salem Besse-Rolfe Co. 144 Market Street, Lynn Bill's Lunch 871 Western Avenue, Lynn Boyle Machine 8- Supply Co. 36 Walnut Street, Peabody Broadway Food Center 237 Broadway, Lynn Burke's Pharmacy 118 South Common Street, Lynn Candelpin Lanes 18 Broadway, Salem Chandler Ice Cream 86 Andover Street, Peabody Chet's Auto Driving School 18 New Derby Street, Salem Ted Cole Music Shop Salem J. J. Corbett Hardware 338 Broadway, Lynn Coulon Vending Co. 14 Bloomfield Street, Lynn Deschamps Printing Co. 6 New Derby Street, Salem DeIande's Supply Co. 22 New Derby Street, Salem DiPietro's Restaurant 319 Highland Avenue, Salem Flanagan 8. Wyer Flower Shop 163 Lewis Street, Lynn Franklin Food Center 150 Franklin Street, Lynn A Friend F. L. Gamble Motors Co. 97 Canal Street, Salem Gowen's Pharmacy 111 Western Avenue, Lynn Francis H. Hannaway D.D. 38 Exchange Street, Lynn Hennessey's Drug 834 Western Avenue, Lynn Hingston Laundry 10 Parkland Avenue, Lynn Joy Town Park Topsfield Fairground Ideal Shoe Repairing 165 Franklin Street, Lynn J. F. Landergan 8. Co. 793A Westem Avenue, Lynn John J. Lombara '52 893 Western Avenue, Lynn Luise 8. Lynch Realtors 8. Insurance Agency 46 Central Square, Lynn Mc Kenney's Radio Shop 891 Western Avenue, Lynn Metro - Bowl Foster Street, Peabody Michelman Drugs 322 Broadway, Lynn Mike's Oil Service 17 Orchard Street, Lynn William Miller 8. Sons-Florist 884 Western Avenue, Lynn Mitchell's Men's Shop 842 Western Avenue, Lynn Photography by J. E. PURDY CO., INC. 367 Boylston Street Boston, Mass. 93 Naumkeag Lumber Co. 138 Canal Street, Lynn Submarine Sandwich Shop 411 Essex Street, Salem Phyllis Beauty Shop 8 Freeman Square, Lynn Powers Mobile 841 Western Avenue, Lynn Roland's Ice Cream Lynnway Sam's Town 8. Tweed Shop 155 Market Street, Lynn Savoie Pharmacy 56 Washington Street, Lynn C. V. Stackpole 8- Sons 27 Market Street, Lynn Steeves Motor Co. 150 Lewis Street, Lynn Strand Garage Inc. 171 Huntington Avenue, Boston Stromberg's Restaurant 2 Bridge Str,eet, Salem Toomey Cleaners 143-145 Franklin Street, Lynn Tailor Vahe Boston 8- Essex Streets, Salem Western Avenue Fruit Store 519 Western Avenue, Lynn Witt Cleaning Co. 64 Franklin Street, Lynn Young's Furniture Co. West Lynn Zappas Barber Shop 60 Rockaway Street, Lynn THE LYNN TELEGRAM NEWS DOING THE LARGEST BUSINESS OF ANY NEWSPAPER NORTH OF BOSTON FRE DE RICK W. 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PHARMACY 524 Western Ave Cor Franklm St Lynn, Mass DRIVER EDUCATION COURSES Here at the NATIONAL AUTO SCHOOL we are anmlng to give each student a sound understandmg and trammg that is necessary For a safe and sane use of our roads and hrghways We have two separate courses for students under 25 years of age The flrst course IS a full drnver education course, con slstmg of classroom and on the-road training The second course as for students who have completed only a classroom program In hugh school They may now receive their on the-road training at our school Satlsfactonly completing either one ofthe above courses will qualify the students to receive a certrfacate Issued by the Regustry of Motor Vehrcles For insurance reductnon benefrts, as prescrlbed by the Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner 25th birthday Classes held Mondays and Wednesdays afternoons and evenings plus Concentrated Summer Courses Ca National Auto School LYnn 8 2719 l57 l59 CENTRAL AVE , LYNN MASS Go Rambler for l959 Get Amencan Blg Car Room and Comfort Middleton' Moss Get European Small Car Economy and Handling Ease he orth Shores T gldest Rambler Dealer Tel SP 4 2010 On the Square Herman L Hudson Prop BAY S'l'1l'l'E AUTII lllllll Ju ,, spa am Body and Fender Repairing Auto and Truck Painting 45 Boston Street, Lynn Mass Phone LYnn 8 4674 of D I C . 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