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

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5101411 ff! ' Ifront mu' flcft to 'riglztj : M. Mosca, R. K-eohane, P. Fitzgerald, J. Carbone, L. Francis B. Sullivan, F. Gildea, J. Delaney, C. McCarthy, A. Phillips, R. O'Halloran M. O'Connell. Swcrnzfl row fleft to rightjz J. Smith, P. Carr, J. Mooney, F. Shields, J. Sullivan, .D Hoover, R. Garraway, R. Stillisano, A. Parker, E. Langley, T. Burke, J. Vig neau, A. Welsh, L. Russell, J. Cloherty, ll. McGillivary. Third mu- flf'-ft to rigllthz J. Concannon, K. Devereau, P. Comeau, J. Morris, E Holland, J. Shay, J. Tollan, B. Mullaney, J. Reardon, M. Ryan, B. Clinton E. Hannon. The Freshmen say Maybe we're small but we're mighty. Yes, they're mighty good Patricians- they love St. Patrick's and they're proud, loyal and enthusiastic. The enthusiasm goes for Shamrock drives, basketball games and baseball games, Waste paper drives, and finally for studies, especially Algebra. They are looking forward to three more happy years, and then graduation as St. Patrickys beloved Class of '48 Meanwhile, they wish the present Graduates, every wish for success.

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Soplwmofma I 'runt ron' Qleft to riglztj: A. Kelly, B. O'Connell, M. Monahan, N. Vasques, T. Maher '1. Gallagher, R. Holland, L. Sullivan, N. Mahoney, J. OHallo1an, R. Mac Donald, G. Peters, D. Keaney. Secrmrl Wm- fleft to friglztj : M. Ryder, IC. Laughlin, M. Gately, M. Curtin, M. Dormady H. McEllin, P, Maclnnis, V. Perley, E. Barnes, C. Durkin, T. Laughrea, D Cannon, H. Phelan, M. Cloherty, J. Comeau, M. McLellan, S. McDermott R. MacPhee, G. Sherman. Third row Cleft to rightj : T. Mullen, J. McIntyre, W. O'Grady, C. Harvey, J. Donovan F. Hannon, J. Ryan, R. Blackburn, E. McEllin, P. Carr, J. McHugh, E Delulio, P. O'Halloran, J. Reilly, S. Nocera, T. Fallon. Not slzozmz: R. White, J. Devaney, J. O'Grady, P. Clifford, L. lleviney, and S. Lyons Introducing the Class of 1947. Our year as Sophomores has passed quickly and pleasantly. We have the distinction of being the largest class in the high school. We have proved our talents by furn- ishing most of the members of the basketball and baseball squads. The leading man in the play was our own Paul O'Ha1loran. Two other members of our class had important parts. Our Mission Tree produced the most blossoms. Godspeed to the Seniors as they Walk onto the Avenue of Life. J

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HMM of 946' F ont mu Neff to 'rightjr H. Macllonald, A. Fournier, I. Rooney, ll. Dexanek J McDermott, M. Callahan, T. Folino, ll. McCall. qcroml ron fleft to rightjz M. Heffernan, M. llonovan, L. Frissora, E. bhechan A Ciubaugh, M. A. Seeley, P. Ryder, M. Sallese, M. Halfey, M C Pappas E Boudreau. Tlmd vow flcft to riyhtli S. Clark, VV. Keeney, R. Hanley, F. Gill, A. Kelly T Maher Not shaun F, Theriault, J. Buckley, H. Miller. We, the 9B division of the Freshman Class, have enjoyed a happy school year. Though the youiiest class, we have been active supporters at all games and dances. Our contributions to the Missions, to the Red Cross and to the various Drives have been outstanding and cheerfully given. We apprec- iate the benefits derived from all our studies and we hope our future years will reflect credit on St. Patrick High School. We felicitate the Seniors and wish them every blessing.