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

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Klan will We, the Seniors of Saint Patrick High School, of Watertown, Massachusetts, being of sound mind and judgment, do ordain and establish this as our last will and testament: To our beloved Monsignor Riordan, we bequeath our heartfelt gratitude for all the devotion and attention he has bestowed on us. To the faculty we leave our deepest appreciation for all their aid in helping us accumulate a large bundle of knowledge. To the Junnors we leave the title 'GSeniors and trust they will live up to it in all respects. Also our classrooms with the hope that our fond memories will aid them. The Sophomores fall heir to an over-flowing bundle of abilities, with the hope that they will use them, to achieve the heights of success. To the Freshmen we bequeath our fortitude to cope with all situations and apt- ness in all matters. Emily Barnes has decided to bestow her knack of expressing witty sayings. no matter who is present, to Joanne Buckley. Ruth Blackburn leaves her position as pianist for all occasions to Marjorie Heffernan. Dorothy Cannon leaves her athlete's feet to Eileen Hannon. Paul Carr leaves his last pair of. knickers to Tommy Maher, also the telephone number of the uFriendly Tailorsf, Paul Clifford leaves his list of tall stories to Richard Hoover. Mary Cloherty leaves the captaincy of the girls' basketball team to Barbara Sullivan. Jeanine Comeau leaves her pamphlet on uHow to Treat Frail Friendsi' to Kath- erine McCarthy. Mary Ann Curtin leaves her method of boosting school spirit, which is very commendable, to Lillian Frissora. Edward Delulio leaves his charm curl wave set to James Smith. James Devaney leaves his book 4'How to Get Along With Blondes to Pete Carr. Lucille Deviney leaves her long list of charming boy friends to Miriam Haffey. Joseph Cloherty receives James Donovanis romantic smile and intriguing laugh. Mary Dormady leaves some tips on behaving like a lady under all circumstances to Jean Morris. Tommie Fallon leaves his special sized ear phone to Edward Holland. Theresa Gallagher leaves her front seat to Mary Callahan, who, I am sure, will appreciate it. Francis Hannon leaves his little black book of telephone numbers to John Tolan. Charles Harvey leaves his remarkable physique to Albert Kelley, also his should- er pads. Robert Holland leaves his ability to get good marks to John McGilvery. Dolores Keaney leaves her ability to straighten out her man troubles to Rita Gilford. Nancy Kelly leaves her roller skates to Phyllis Ryder, so she can get to School on time. Thelma Laughrea bequeaths her Ipana Toothpaste to Alice Crubaugh for an attractive smile. Elizabeth Loughlin leaves the privilege of going out with her boyfriend, Kilroy, to Mary Katherine Pappas. Stephen Lyons leaves his great love for dogs to William Keaney. Ruth MacDonald bequeaths her ability to major in bookkeeping to Rita Keohane. Patricia Maclnnis leaves her pocketbook to Barbara Clinton, so she can pick up idle gossip. Ruth MacPhee has decided to leave Alice Welch her reputation as a nice dancer. Shirley McDermott wishes to leave some pointers on the art of singing to Lor- raine Dougherty.