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

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J L'-MM First Row. Left to Right: Mary Mclntyre, Margaret O'Halloran, Theresa Reardon, ,loanne Maloney, Marie Tomaselli, ,lane Vogel, James O'Halloran, William Fitzgerald, ,lean Burke. Sylvia Smith, Ann Cady. Cecilia Wade. Marilyn Miller, Margaret Devaney, Mary Loughlin. Scrum! Row, Left to Right: Mildred McSherry, Arlene Hughes, Eleanor Maloney. Ann Cloherty, Ruth Feeney, Francis Salmon, Edward Caruso, Walter McCarthy, George Roche, Kenneth Smith, William Macpherson, Helen Davidchirk, Orsolina Stillisano, Eileen Gannon, Helen Butler. Third Row, Left to Right: William Fallon. James Sullivan, Elizabeth Shea, Mary Meehan, Theresa Roper, Doris Miller, Mary Mullahy, Ann Quirk, Catherine Mcliean, William Kenney, Harvey Duffy. Fourth Row. Left to Right: Peter White, Edward Tolan, James McQueeney, ,lames Welsh, James Landers, Charles lloakley, Vincent Leonard, Charles ffollini, Sammy Ceglio, Edward Duffy, Rosario Voci. Vile, the Class of 50,,, after a happy though sometimes hazardous school life, were introduced in September to the more serious subjects of High School, to the sports, fun and general enjoyment that go with the word Freshmen. Some of us have chosen the college course: others have chosen the commercial course. Already our futures are shaping themselves. lt will be the goal of the Class of MSO to bring honor to Saint Patrickis, in practical Catholicity, and in sports. ln no better way can we show our appreciation to our beloved pastor, Monsignor Riordan, his assisting priests. to the Sisters and to our devoted parents, and prove to them that their great sacrifices have not been in vain.

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,joplwnwfuz flau First Row, Left to Right: Helen Luppino, Annina Camerato, Rita Howley, Palmina DeGeorge, Ethel Monahan, Alice Fitzgerald, Laura Monahan, John McDonnell, Richard Vachon, ,lean Cunniff, .loan Callahan, Helen McLautl1lin, Jean LaChiatto, Ruth Monahan, .lean MacKay, Anne 0'Connell. Scrmul Huw, Left to Right: Robert Cloonan, Nancy Bates, Patricia Shutt, Sheila Curtin. ,lane Morris, Pauline Lyons, Janice Cobb, Virginia Murray, Patricia Kelly, Marie Iodice, Annette Comeau, Mary Hughes, Helena Maloney, Margaret McCarthy, Francis Walsh. Thinl Row, Left to Right: Valerie Lane, Patricia Baratta, Francis Cildea, .lohn Collins, Donald Mar-Donald, .lohn O'Rourke, Vincent Cildea, .loseph Dolan, Robert Manning, Norman Duffy, Elena Donato, Florence Hickey. Our class numbers forty-four and we are all proud of our year's record. The Sophomores have participated in all school activities. We have members in St. Patrickis C. Y. O. Band and the High School Glee Club. In our midst we have a cheer leader, a basketball star and a soloist of promising ability. Our class has generously contributed to the missions and has taken a keen interest in our Catholic Action Club organized this year. We hope in the future to carry on the traditions of St. Patrick's High School as well as the present Senior Class. Best wishes from all of us to the 1947 Graduates!

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gm Klub l'Rl'iSlDl'iN'l' Mary Cloherty VltIli-l'IllCSlIllCN'l' Marj mml' ic lla-HRK l'n1. in Slflflll'i'l'AllY Margarvl llcvanvy 'l'lll'iASlllll'ill Shi-ila tfurtin ln tht- lattc-r part ol' 1910 thvrc- was organizml at St. l'atrim-kis lligh School. a gh-4' 1-luh. llnclm-r tht- flirt-vtion ol' Sistt-r Zachary. our musical guitlv. anal tht- assur- anm' ol our ltl'lllt'llt21l. Ststc-r li1lI'lt'l2i. tht- girls Ill this vluh really svl tlown to tlo sonn' hartl work. Une- ol' tht- lirst things that was clone- was to tlivillc' tht- group into two parts. nanwly. the soprano ancl tht' alto. Uncc wt- wvrs' assign:-tl to our i'espvCliw' svvtions. 1-vt-ryolufis inte-rest was clil't-ctml to doing her part well. The first song we took was hlivautiliul Drearnc-rn and aftvr much practice. the heauty ol' the- song was rvally hrought out hy tht- way wt' sang it. ln 1-rt-ry organization tlic-rv is a roniniittvt- or group ol' ollic-ers who try to do sonwthing to ht-nt-til tht- vlulu. Our 0llit'1'l'S wore 4-It-1-tt-it with this in nlintl. 'lllnw ll2lYl' .. fy. . . . .. not lailc-tl us. lht-ir he-lp in 1-wry nweting has hm-n invalualrlv. striving always for that harmony that is m-1-vssary for tht- stlvvc-ss of our projvvt. 'llhv Ulm-0 filulr was quilt' honorvtl hy an invitation to sing at tht- Annual Sl. l'atri4'k llantl tionvvrt in Nou-nilwr. l9tlfi. Vliith many thanks to all who haw llvllwtl in any way to Illillif' tht- tfh-0 t.lulu a sttvwss. l will sign oll now. wishing tht- organi- zation vontinut-tl progrt-ss in tht- yvars to vouiv.