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

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Jim glddd nf Zf7 Uur days in school are numbered And as the years flew past Very shortly we'll depart We struggled day by day And as this day grows nearer Learning to fight the evils There's sadness in our heart. That might yet come our way. 'Twas just twelve years ago To gain iust an education We entered, a noisy mass- Was never meant to be But like a beautiful picture We must learn something higher We've blended to form a class. To keep our nation free. We were taught by our teachers For we're the ones who must learn We thank them for all they've done As the path of life we trod, liut they seek no earthly praise That peace with fellow men They've done this for His Son. Comes only from our Cod. Now we must leave dear Saint Pat's ln the year of g'47', So all of those who follow us May know the road to heaven. JosEPH REILLY Klan 50114 fTunej fThe Things We Did Last Summerl Oh the class bell as it rang The students as they sang They'll all be stored away with memories. The joys we've had together We'll remember all of our lives. To think we have to go Makes our heart beat slow. And to some it may bring tears But to us this day Who smile our cares away It has been twelve joyous years. Now the time to part is near From the school we hold so dear From our beloved Saint Patrick's I-lighg But the joys we've had together We'll remember all of our lives. Jossvn R1-:iL1.Y

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yrtaduatm MARY MARGARET RYDER A maiden with a spirit sweet, still and quiet. Mary Private Stenographer Most bashful. One of our best students. Quiet and ladylike. A loyal friend. Blushes easily, excels in typing and shorthand. Takes an interest in activities. Most sincere. GLORIA ANN SHERMAN Style is the dress of thnughtsf' Gloria', Secretary Excellent taste in clothes. Very sociable to everyone. Cheerful disposition. Member of the Clee Club. Tall and dignified. Leading part in play for '47. Popular with all. NANCY MARIE VASQUEZ HA smile for all, a greeting glad, Art amiable, jolly way she had. Nancy', Secretary Most sociable. Capable member of the Basketball team. Al- ways seen in the company of her friends, 'fSissy and Shirley. Very carefree and gay. Pleasant smile and sparkling eyes. Very good speaking voice. She adds sunshine to any group. Sathfpaffuklr

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.I O . an , ., fw SAG? ' S-Hl5l'ORY WAWAWAWKNLW4MVZAZUW4KVLL1MVAMWR.WAlWLm9 semis APENIIAE ln September, 1943, there entered Saint Patrick's High School a class, the Class of 1947, which was to have the honor of graduating on the one-hundredth anniversary of the founding of Saint Patrickis Church. September l943 .... first day of high school .... two freshman classes, 9A and 9B .... Sister Mary Marjorie homeroom teacher 9R .... period bells .... Latin. Math, Science, English, Ancient History .... Sister Lucia home-room teacher 9A .... 500 word essays .... 2:15 end of school day? .... G'l3lue Waltz perfume .... Friday night dances .... Merchant of Venice .... someone takes Hannon's shoe .... where was Dev???? .... basketball ...six freshmen, Devany, White, 0'Halloran, Reilly. Clifford and Hannon make the team .... class elections .... Tommie Callahan getting book-reports in ahead of time .... X-l Cx-lj fx-SJ .... Report cards, ugh .... nurses' aid course for girls .... Thursday gvm day .... Jeanine's walks while reciting .... Christmas vacation .... post office jobs .... Hwanniew .... that famous skating party . . . . Mary Monahan, the silent girl . . . . Nancy, soda jerker . . . . Reilly forgetting his homework .... Sambo .... Four freshmen on baseball team .... gold dust twins, Mary and Betty .... exams .... the play .... June and summer vacation. Sophomores .... Sister Patricia our new home-room teacher .... foolish wisdom . . . . class elections, James Devaney, President, Lawrence, Vice-president . . . . Eddiels sharp ties .... Billis biology contribution .... new classmate, Paul Carr .... report cards .... Navy Day Program .... 'This is My Riflei' by Bob White .... Ceometry .. . .the hayride or walk? ?? . . . .A New Year. . . . Dolly a cheerleader .. . .detention . . . . Spelling Bee . . . . dances . . . . Natalie a bridesmaid . . . . Paul Carr loses his way to school .... g'Charm Schoolm .... Eddie, Paul and Charlie have leads .... Miss Mc- Carthy's dance steps .... Caesar .... veni, vidi, vici .... prom .... Tom Mullen, si- lent boy .... Grace and Latin .... Joe still misplacing his homework .... Sadie Haw- kins Day .... Backward Dance .... baseball .... Elizabeth missing her street car .... Sully late for school .... Bob later .... our Mission Tree has most blossoms ....