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

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jim Hmm Go back, go back, Go back to the Woods, You You You You You That St. Pat's has. haven't, you haVen't, haven't got the goods, haVen't got the rhythm, haven't got the jazz, haven't got the team, Hot-potato, hot-potato, Half-past alligator, Sis - boom - bah! ! St. Patrick's High School, Rah!! Rah!! Rah!! Although a necessary part of any school's athletic life, our cheer- leaders seem more important to us. They have been present at the games, always cheering our teams, even when the tide of Victory seemed against us. They keep up the morale of our teams, and entire- school, with their cheers and yells. HH

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'Umm sam On the evening of April twenty-seventh in St. Patrick Hall, Miss S. Theresa McCarthy presented the High School Play, Charm School, a comedy by Alice Duer Miller and Robert Milton. The whole cast en- deavored to do their best. The choruses did exceptionally wellg the costumes, evening gowns of soft pastels and sports dresses, added to the color and gaiety of the play. We hope it was accepted and appreciated, not only for ourselves, but for our director of dramatics, Miss McCarthy, who has given her time and unceasing and unfailing efforts to make Charm School a success. MARIE MACKAY '45 Jim :mf T-o begin with Austin Bevans .....................................................................,...................................... Paul O'Halloran An automobile salesman with ideas which David McKenzie .......................................................................................................... Edward Delulzo A law student, considers unpractical, though George Boyd ..................................................................................................................... James Kelleher An expert accountant, is willing to cooperate and so are Jim Simpkins ............................................................................................................ Raymond Barrett and - Tim Simpkins ............................................................................................................... Charles Harvey Who toil not and have never seriously considered spinning. Homer Johns ............................................................................................................... Charles M aeN ezl is guardian of Elise Benedotti ................................. ............................................,........................... M arze MacKay the president of the Senior Class at a school presided over by Miss Hayes .................................................................... L ...................................................... Helen Pappas who is loved and feared by all who know Sally Boyd ........... Muriel Doughty Ethel Spelvin .......... Alix Mercier ........... Lillian Stafford her including the secretary, Miss Curtis ........................................................................................................................ Jean McCnrley who is always trying to think well of the Senior Class, consisting of Nancy Peters who is George's sister and 9 Mary Monahan Lillian Fitzgerald . .............. Frances Miller Margaret Mahoney Claire Hayden Madge Kent .................. ................................................................................................ . and s hardly worthwhile to mention a Dotsle .............................................................,............................................................... who is always in the way. DRAMATICS Miss S. Theresa McCarthy Junior Theresa Folino

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9112211 and Hold Gildea. E. Rooney, ftifmf?-lceepe'rJ. Rooney, M. McSweeney. and M. Mahoney. Our girl athletes! Do you notice the smile of victory and satisfaction on their faces. It deserves to be there. Although not first in the league, these girls worked and fought their way to second place in League stand- ing. Mary Rooney and Nancy Peters, fnot shown in pictureb, figured highly in making the games mostly victories for St. Patrick's Girls' Basket Ball Team. The year nineteen hundred and forty-five can be well noted for the success of St. Patrick's Girls' Team. Front rriu' Qlcft to rightj: C. Cloonan, A. Delaney, A. Butler, J. McCurley, R. Laughlin, R. Second row fleft to rightlz A. Drudy, imrzrzrzgerjg R. Grady, A. McDonnell, Mrs, Hickey, fcouchjg B. Shutt, C. O'Donnell, Third row fleft to rightb : M. Man- nix, R. Mooney, M. Monahan, C. Not slwuwz M. Rooney, N. Peters,