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

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NAME E. Barnes R Blackburn D Cannon P. Carr P. Clifford M. Cloherty I. Comeau M. Curtin E. Delulio .l . Devaney L. Deviney .l. Donovan M Dormady T. Fallon T. Gallagher F. Hannon C. Harvey R. Holland D. Keaney A. M. Kelly T. Laughrea E. Loughlin S. Lyons R. MacDonald P. Maclnnis .l. Maclntyre R. MacPhee T. Maher N. Mahoney S. McDermott E. McEllin H. McEllin M. Monahan T. Mullen T. 0'C0nnell E. 0'Connell I. 0,Grady W. O'Grady M. 0'Halloran V. Perley G. Peters H. Phelan .l. Reilly M. Ryder G. Sherman L. Sullivan A. Vasquez ci ic SC 66 Sc 66 cc S6 C6 if 66 66 Gcsissyei ci SG C6 66 I6 GC G6 NICKNAME Emi: Red Dolly Little Auton Pauliei' Slimi' M oel' Mac Eddie c6Dev79 Lucyi' Iimmieu Warmien Tommiev Terryi' F rankien M usclesi' Bob Don Kelv Tilly Betty Stevien Ruthiev Paf' John Theresan 6GNat39 6cMac99 66Betty99 '6Helen ccMar,y99 as Tommyn i'0kie,' Bette Jimmy Bill,' leans, Vi1f' Gracie Helen Acev Mary Gloriai' Sullyv N ancyv 21060 ALWAYS SEEN Blushing Looking for a holiday 5 81 10 At Aggies Alert Passing the ink Writing letters Pics', Ambitious With .lean Dashing around Carefree W. T. Grant Taking it easy Father's car In good humor Marshall's With a frown - Carrying a lunch Rushing to work Smiling Carrying a lunch Otis Bros. Humming to herself Getting good marks Laughing Dancing With a smile Wearing skirts With a joke Friendly ccco-edu Studying Studying Smiling Whitney's Fixing Records Taking it easy Dreaming Nonchalant Having fun Giggling With a joke W.' T. Grant Getting caught Star Market Full of fun

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Elizabeth McEllin wishes to leave Dolores McCall her dress, which may have to he altered a bit. Helen McEllin wishes to leave Patricia Fitzgerald her collection of rings. John Maclntyre's ever awake attitude is left to Richard Hanley. Theresa Maher bestows her ability to be good natured at all times to Ann Philips. Natalie Mahoney leaves her engaging smile and winning personality to Marie Sallese. Mary Monahan abandons her quiet way to make room for Mary L'Antiqua. Thomas Mullen leaves his long list of friends to Stephen Clark. Elizabeth 0'Connell leaves some tips on how to fix your hair to Catherine Devereaux. Thomas O'Connell wills his ever carefree attitude to John McEllin. James 0'Grady leaves his ability to make faces when called upon to recite to John Reardon. Joe Shea falls heir to Billy O'Grady's Charles Atlas book. Jean O'Halloran has graciously willed her very good friend Elizabeth 0'Hallor- an her ideal wardrobe. Vivian Perley leaves her formula for getting to work on time to Jean Vigneau. Grace Peters wishes to transfer to Theresa Burke, her position as saleslady at the Five Si Dime of Watertown. Helen Phelan leaves her superfluous amount of greenbacks to Mary Lyons. Jokes of the Futuref' a novel by Joseph Reilly, is bequeathed to John McDer- IIIOH. Mary Ryder leaves her habit of arriving just before the bell, sometimes after. to Alice Parker. Gloria Sherman leaves her back seat to Theresa Neilson which comes in mighty useful. William Gildea falls heir to Lawrence Sullivan's pencil so that he can make a name for himself. Annunciata Vasquez wills her friendly nature to Lucille Francis. Gloria Sherman leaves her great singing voice and a book on how to sing to Lucille Russell. Jeanine Comeau leaves one of her many road maps to Florence Theriault. Mary Monahan leaves her unknown source of atomic energy during school time to Dorothy Devaney. Shirley McDermott wills her ladylike actions at all times to Ann Fournier. ' Nancy Kelly bequeaths her permit to arrive at 8:30 a.m. to Mary Donovan. Patricia Maclnnis leaves her large wardrobe of furs to Rose Stillisano. Ruth Blackburn wills her half empty box of red dye to Rita Garraway. Dolores Keaney leaves her ability to make friends to Josephine Cabone. Mary Ryan falls heir to Mary Ryder's soft, quiet voice. Dorothy Cannon bequeaths her volume of Dick Haymes' records to Winifred Shields. Elizabeth McEllin wills her vitamin pills to Margaret Frain. Emilie Barnes leaves her witty remarks at the wrong time to Edna Langley. Grace Peters, author of the book Why People Should Not Grow. leaves her lirst copy to Mary Seeley. A long list of poems are bequeathed to Mary Mosca from Helen McEllin. Theresa Gallagher leaves her one year lease on the front seat to Theresa Folino. Annunciata Vasquez' well used record that doesn't run down is left to Jean De- laney. ' Helen Phelan wills her rubber-neck alcohol to Janet Concannon. Elizabeth 0,Connell leaves her lipstick tube to Jean Mooney. May she always use it. lout of schoolj Elizabeth Loughlinis ability to miss street cars is left to Elizabeth Sheehan. Thelma Laughrea leaves her sunny disposition to Marv 0'Connell. Mary Ann Curtin leaves some bookkeeping rules to Elizabeth Kelly. Ruth MacPhee bequeaths her Freezone to Dorothy Hoover. Thomas 0'Connell leaves his seat in the detention class without regrets to lra Rooney. i

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550 67 15 NEVER EXPECTED ro BE SEEN GREATEST WORRY Serious Wearing high heels Inactive Without an excuse Tall Without good humor Quiet Without something new Without a tune Sitting on the bench Missing the fun Worrying Half asleep Serious Frowning Without school spirit Without his hair combed Excited Without those glasses Without a smile Without lipstick Not writing Untidy Without Charlie Without a pocketbook Running to school Without Shirley Rushing Without anything to do Serious Without her lair curled Unladylike 4' Unladylike Talking in school Serious Unhappy Without artistic ability Working hard Unladylike In a hurry Without an answer Serious Without an answer Hurrying to school Not humorous In the same mood twice Not laughing Smitty Working Friday night dances History I Combing his hair Basketball U. S. Army Bookkeeping Trumpet Fox's Market Chemistry Work That front seat Work First National Stores Blushing Getting to work on time Keeping awake Dickie U. S. Navy Getting mad Catching street cars Chemistry Bookkeeping Verbs School Talking Street cars Keeping all the news The boat club Nylon stockings Walking U. S. Navy Getting tall Math Walking Keeping silence Work in general Getting to work '4Cof Getting to work Band practice Homework Getting to school Shorthand Going to dances Hair-do .4 Gb 84 If I'm Lucky ca tt as I Don't Know Whyii G4 Always 66 65 The More I See You Till Then FAVORITE SONG To Each His Own', 'LYou'll Always Be The One I Love NStardust I Wish I Knewii G'I'll Get By You Keep Coming Back Like A Song I Donit Know Why Dancing In The Dark Over The Rainbow The Things We Did Last Summer The Old Lamplightern I Don't Know Why The Anniversary Song All The Things You Areu I Love An Old Fashioned Song Chiribiribin Old Man River I'll See You In My Dreams For Sentimental Reasons' For Sentimental Reasons Paddy McGinty's Goat HTO Each His Own 6'Bell's Of St Mary's Ol How I hate To Get Up In The Mornin cc And Then It's Heaveni' For Sentimental Reasons For Sentimental Reasons Six Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue Deep In A Dream '4To Each His Own Zippiddy Do Dan HI Have A Dear Old Mother You Belong To My Heartw Among My Souvenirs Stars In Her Eyes The Things We Did Last Summeri, Sunrise Serenaden Let The Rest Of The World Go Ryn For Sentimental Reasons Sonatai, Mother HI Can't Begin To Tell You