St Patrick High School - Emerald Yearbook (Roxbury, MA)

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Jlfwphwf TIME: Oh, any old time. SCENE I: Office of Francis Barrett, M. D. SETTING: Eileen O'Connell, receptionist, is busy at desk when a young woman enters. RECEPTIONIST: Good afternoon. Do you wish an appointment . . ? Why if it isn't Claire Hayden, but your name isn't Hayden any more, is it? It's been ages since I've seen you last. CLAIRE: Hello Eileen. I was hoping I would meet someone I knew when I came back to Watertown. I've been traveling quite a bit lately and I've been out of touch with my former classmates. I remembered that Frannie Barrett went to Boston College to be a doctor, so I found the address of his office, and here I am, hoping to hear something about our class. By the way, where is the Doctor? EILEEN: I made him take the afternoon off. He's been so rushed lately that a little relaxation will do him good. You'll probably find him down on the site of the new Hospital that's being erected by the Smith Engineering Firm. It will be the biggest building that Watertown has ever seen. CLAIRE: I'm glad to know that Watertown is expanding. But you, I was surprised when I saw that you were a nurse. You had such a time making up your mind. Where are . . . tShe is interrupted by Arm Butler and Chris Cloornau, who rush in the side door.b CLAIRE: Well, Ann Butler and Chris Cloonan! What's the hurry! Can't you stop and say hello to a good friend. ANN: tto Eileeul Please Eileen. Two Bromo-Seltzers, or their equivalents. EILEEN: I have them ready. ANN: Cto Claireb Hello Claire, We're in a terrible rush. Being a teacher is a very busy life. School is just out and we're taking two- hundred and fifty children on a nature walk to the Watertown Zoo and Horticultural Gardens, run by Mary Hannon. CLAIRE: Run by Mary Hannon, I didn't realize she had that much vim. Tell me more! I ANN: Chris, you tell her, I want to drink my fuzz. CHRIS: Well, Mary wanted to bring some culture to the town so she built this Zoo and Horticultural Garden. It's a great boon to us. We don't use any charts at the school. We take the children there instead. ANN: Goodby. Stay in town Claire and we'll be able to talk awhile. -CHRIS: Goodby! l tThey exit.J tEilee'n and Claire resumej CLAIRE: My what activity. tTelephoue rings. Eileen uusiversj EILEEN: Hello. Doctor Barrett's office . . . Oh hello Mary. No, the Doctor isn't in. What, you've discovered an important serum . . . Yes, the lleloctor wants some . . . No, Mary . . . Yes . . . All right, Mary . . . Goodby, ary. CLAIRE: Is that any Mary I know? EILEEN: Yes, Mary Rooney, one of the leading Chemists of our day. She is in New Hampshire at the Litmus Chemical Research Co. She's so excited about the new serum, she said she'd be here as soon as she could. tNoise ou the roof! CLAIRE: I wonder what that is. tMary Rooney walks in with a test tube of the serum.J A CLAIRE: Mary, you were in New Hampshire. How did you get here so fast? MARY: Hello, I just landed on the roof in my helicopter. In my busi- ness I have to travel from place to place quickly. The company where I work is manufacturing litmus paper for St. Patrick's High School. They