St Patrick High School - Patrician Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

M if -3 5 I 2 E iii 2 nk li 3 3 ,Q fs ff' 59 9 Y u 5 published by jlze Snior Cfami of 1958 .SZ igafricl' Siena! BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS ro Lf' RIGHT REVEREND WALTER H. GILI. A school without religious training is like a home without a mother. Because of your efforts, Monsignor, we have had the advantages of a Catholic education at St. Patrick High School. In gratitude, we wish to dedicate this edition of the PATRICIAN to you on the occasion of your eightieth birthday anniversary. May God con- tinue to bless you for many years to come. oinf tibeckcafion We wish to include in the dedica- tion Father Kenney, Father Riley, REVEREND JOSEPH W. KENNEY .. ... W Mmmm, .M W ..,W,M, W- .V REVBREND WILLIAM RILEY F Q lf sf and Father Langley. They have given generously of their time and talent that we might convert our days at Sc. Patrick into currency for Eternity. REVEREND JOSEPH W. 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Q? 5? fi in if xv: mg in Sfffl ,M w -Q Wm 'Wm L4 A R ish 553,355 6, if-aaa an 1 is W ,a ft M HL -f N 1 2 4 MARCELLE MARIE BRADY 4 , 76 Porter Street WV Marcy wily' I St. Edwards lg ' Brockton W X oh Boy! If pf' Patient and respectable with talent unlimited. Her charming fl voice and friendl smile make her well liked b all Is aller ic to Y Y - 8 male drivers. Will make an excellent nurse. Marcy leaves her ability to sing sweet tunes to janet Chencus, and the piano accompaniment to Kathy Overton. Activities: Jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,2,3,4g Cake Sale 2,3g Class Volleyball 59 Glee Club 5g Student Council Representative 4, Social Committee 4g Poster Committee 4, S.S.A. Choral Group 4. BEVERLY IRMA COOTS 25 Camden Road HBCVH St. Patrick Brockton I don't believe you oomed, natural blonde, with a smile for everyone. Next excellence of her dancing is our appreciation of it. In the career world, her many good qualities will bring her success. Beverly leaves the pleasure of having a shorter sister to Jeanne Ryan. E Activities: S.D.S. I,2,3,4g jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,2,3,4g Cake Sale 2,55 Glee Club 33 Class Volleyball 2, Patrician Staff, Photography 4g Pageant lg junior Twentieth Cen- CAROLE ELIZABETH COOTS 25 Camden Avenue nn ,. My yy St Patrick Brockton Seriously A little nurse can do a lot of good combining ser' ness and good humor. Besides being a vivacious cheerleader she enjoys knitting, bowling, and dancing. Advice to all: be patient, you'll get there. g Carole leaves the pleasure of having a taller sister to Vicky Ryan. Activities: S.D.S. 1,2,3,4g Jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,2,3,4g Pageant Ig Glee Club 34 Cake Sale 2,53 Class Volleyball lg Cheerleader 3,4g Social Committee 4g Twentieth Century 1,2,5,4. OANN MARIE FEDERICO Immaculate Conception G ji 22 Pearl Street Stoughton Jo rm foo skinny r Ushe'l In the L J Flashing blue eyes, dark curly hair. If you need some work done, be there. Pleasant and cheerful, with a winning smile. she hopes to be flying high. leaves the weight she tries to lose to Virginia Gi1metti.X S.D.S. 1,2,5,4'g jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g C.S. . 1, 1,2,3,4g Class Treasurer lg Glee Club 53 e Sale Volleyball 1,255 Patrician Sta ess 4' a ea I at sl-IEILA I.OilJISE FENTON sf. Patr' 15 5 Winthrop Street Brockton Fenny For heave Pretty witty, pretty smart, she has a place in all our the basketball court she not only adds to the spirit, but ments the score. She'll be a welcome addition to any Sheila leaves her witty ways to Joan Balboni. Activities: S.D.S. 1,2,3,4g jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g Operetta Glee Club 35 Cake Sale 2,33 Patrician Stall, Photography 4g Secretary 4g Class Basketball lg junior Varsity 2g Varsity 3,4g Class Volleyball 2,5,4g Captain lg School Volleyball 5g Twentieth Century 45 C.S.M.C. 1,2,5,4. St. Patrick Brockton Oh well, that's life JOAN MARIE FOLEY 222 Grafton Street joan Me early? Carefree, calm, and friendly. Work fascinates her, I she could sit and watch it for hours. She will make an eflicient i secretary. joan leaves her excuses for coming in late to Diane Lanoue. Activities: S.D.S. 1,2,3,4g Jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,2,3,4g Cake Sale 2,33 C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g Social Committee 45 Pageant 1. l , , fl f QF' 5 2, Q fi bfi? ,Z jeg 5 11 if 'ffffl ff u4gL,, ,. vfggzfgnmwr 2 J gg - H111 fm' ,M Hina-3,5 , Mm' aw y-fx M Q- X Y-Qsffp e ea m35siWf'? W M ' as 2? J 2,552 Q21 hw is N NW vii' 4 ,.,,W, imk, H .A ,fb :Q-v N N :7 1-'til-x5v'i':1 wE5'::.5' QQ: W ew 1? 5 ri a. -3 MARGARET MARY LEAHY St. Margaret 23 Bernice Avenue Brockton Maggie baseball. Well liked by all. Alwayswilling to co-operate. Will X make a very good nurse Maggie leaves her soft 'voice to Betty Powers. Activities: s.D.s. 1,2,5,4, Jaficor Club l,2,5,4g C.S.M.C. 1, , Quiet, but missed when not present. Enjoys tennis, fishing and Operetta 1,2,3,4g Cake Sale 2,33 Class Secretary 33 Glee Club'39L:-E Social Committee 4 Do We have to? lg Pageant? 1. j C K 5 f rfQ'tTtfff ' SANDR' JEAN LITTLEFIELD St. Casimir 40 Vine Street Brockton Sandy But why? Idealistic, optimistic, and artistic. As editor of our yearbook, Sandy has been most patient and understanding. Believes that knowledge is obtained by a strong will to learn. Sandy leaves half her name to Barbara Little. Activities: S.D.S. l,2,3,4g jaricot Club l,2,5,4g C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4g Operetta l,2,3,4g Cake Sale 2,5g Class President 25 Glee Club 33 Social Committee 4g Student Council Newspaper Editor 3, Posters 2,39 Patrician Editor 4g Twe ' th Century 1,2,3,4g Pageant 1. Wy x JUDITH MAR1 WLM 80 Winthrop Str Hhludyil St. Patrick Brockton I give a care Good natured, patient, and a faithful friend with the nicest blush. Look into her big dark eyes and you will lind her rnost sincere and wise. As a teacher, we are sure she will be a success. Judy leaves her blush to Rosie Hogan. - Activities: S.D.S. 1,2,3,4g Jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g Operetta l,2,3,4g Cake Sale 2,35 Volleyball Class Team lg Glee Club 3g Patrician Staff, Literary 4, Twentieth Century 1,25 Pageant 1 Cheerleader 4. MARY ELEAN OR LUCIER 852 Crescent Street C1urie St. Colman Brockton A plague on you Serious, artistic and thoughtful. With Mary everything is tres bien, even French. As an energetic member of the student body, she has continued to contribute her thoughts, her posters and her spirit. Mary leaves everything that is tres bien to Kathy Owens. Activities: S.D.S. 1,2,3,4g jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,5,4g Operetta 1,2,3,4g Student Council 2g Poster Committee 1,2,3g Gold Key Contest Winrmer 2g Cake Sale 2,33 Glee Club 3, Patrician Staff, Art 4g Pageant 1. KATHLEEN BRENDA MAGUIRE 423 Moraine Street Kiki Our Lady of Lourdes Brockton But, Sister- Good-matured, thoughtful and easy to get along with, and a good sport on or off the basketball court. Excels in all sports. When it comes to debates in religion, she will try to convince anyone. Kiki leaves her prim and proper ways to Carol Mahoney. Activities: S.D.S. 1,2,3,4g jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,2,3,4g Cake Sale 2,3g Social Committee 45 Class Volley- ball 1,2,3,4g Volleyball Captain 2g Class Basketball lg School Bas- ketball 1,2,5,4g Glee Club 3g Ofice Presider 4g Class President 5' Pageant 1. 1 MARY ANN MATHER lj! 'Mg XJ 28 Turner Street W Mary Ann TP! St. Patrick . Brockton C . CM vp H if What can I say? Found on almost every committee and contributes many i euwyjjy to all of them. Fun-loving and gay. Is never seen without her pet JJ! peeve, Phyllis Smith. It works both ways doesn't it, Mary Ann? Mary Ann leaves a desk full of food to Carol Bunavicz. Activities: S.D.S. 1,2,3,4g jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,2,3,4g Cake Sale 2,33 Social Committee 4g Glee Club 3g Class President lg Patrician Staff, Layout 4, Student Council 4, Pageant 1. LORETTA MARY MCCARTHY 11 Banks Street Retta St. Casimir Brockton Prove it Talent and determination make her the ideal student. Among her interests are sports, reading, classical music, and Indians. She believes a good nature is stronger than tomahawks. Loretta leaves her paper route to Casey Monahan. Activities: S.D.S. l,2,3,4g jaricot Club 1,2,3,4, C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4g Operetta 1,2,3,4g Cake Sale 2,33 Social Committee 4, Volleyball class Team 1,2, 3,4g School Basketball l,2,3,4g School Volleyball 3, Basketball Class Team lg Basketball Co-cap- tain 4g Patrician Staff, Literary 4, Pageant lg ' g Council Represen ' g Papergirl 4 Student tative 2 11 . ln: ful- ROSEMARY MOFFIT1' 35 Bernice Avenue Q-Moe,, St. Patrick Brockton You know Peppy, popular and pleasant. They can con- quer who think they can, says the captain of MAUREEN THERESA 3 Goddard Road ..Mo,, St. Patrick Brockton What homework? Self-confident, artistic and energetic Where there's sports, there's Maureen. Has a way with animals, especially horses. Either as a student or a friend, she's the girl on whom to depend Maureen leaves her love for horses to Debra Cass. Activities: S.D.S. l,2,3,4g C.SM C l 2 3 4 Jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,2 3 4 Cake Sale 2,3, Patrician staff, Art 4, Class Volleyball 1 2 3,4g School Volleyball 2,33 Volleyball Co captain 4, Varsity Basketball l,2,3,4g Class Vice Presi dent 3, Twentieth Century 4g Glee Club 3 Vice President of C.D.C. 3, Pageant 1 the cheerleaders, and so has Moe conquered a world of friends. Rosemary leaves her title Captain of the cheerleaders to Margie Solomita. Activities: S.D.S. 1,2,3,4g jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4g Operetta l,2,3,4g Cake Sale 2,3g Pageant lg Glee Club 39 Cheerleader 33 Captain 4, Twentieth Century 1,2,3,4. Q : i.Ti: if NW ww? '53 ,N S-31.31 'VIQW-lqlidsgwyr ,v w-X fum mx.: Kish Q. wwf M W-Y il M. ANN JOSEPHINE SHEEHAN 195 Forest Avenue Carole St. Patrick Brockton You know Loquacious, fun-loving and full of life. Never looking for trouble, but always finding it. Our future little nurse will go a long way. Ann leaves her letterless typewriter to Loretta Pell and Judy Stevens. Activities: S.D.S. l,2,3,4g jaricot Club 1,2,5,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,5,4g Operetta 1,2,3,4g Cake Sale 2,33 Cheerleader,-45 Patrician Staff, Layout 4g Twentieth Century 1,2l,3,4g Pageant J Q V X . 1 , U 1 '17 X ' i k ,J 4 .- xi ja PHYLLIS ELAINE sM1TH .p Q X U A 1 196 Ridge Street U -I g x HEI- X X lismittyil J , X3 N r..,,t stcasimif ' .' ,A xg Brockton ,Y 1 . Y lx I I'll tell my mother . , 4 t , l i v With her sound logical opinions and friendly smile, Phyllis is always eager to help, able to lead and willing to learn. One eye for the presenrg one for the future. Nursing is her goal. Phyllis leaves her stubbornness in debates to Judy Oakley. Activities: S.D.S. 1,2,3,4g jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,5,4g Operetta 1,2,3,4g Cake Sale 2,33 Class Volleyball 2,53 Junior Var- sity Basketball 2g Class Secretary lg Class Vice President 2g Glee Club 3g Patrician Staff, Co-editor 4g Student Council BERNICE LORETFA TOMPKINS O 14 Stockholm Avenue Bernie St. Margaret Brockton I think- Fidelity is the sister of justice and Bernice is a good example of it, being faithful to her friends and always ready to make new ones. She will be a welcome nurse wherever she may be. Bernice leaves her work at the rest home to Antoinette Vano. Activities: Jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g S.D.S. 1,2,5,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,5,4g Operetta 1,2,3,4g Cake Sale 2,33 Glee Club 3g Pageant 1. BRENDA MARY TWOHIG 139 Tribou Street f Twiggy St. Margaret , Brockton , Aw shucks An all-round, mischief-loving lass with a special ability to make people happy. An expert at basketball, singing and being witty. A friend to all, and of all a friend. Brenda leaves her smile to Mary Ann Smith. Activities: Jaricot Club 1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,2, 3,4g Cake Sale 2,35 Class Volleyball 3,4g Captain 3g Class Vice President 4g Glee Club 3: Patrician Stalf, Photography 45 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4g Twentieth Century 1,2g Junior Varsity Basketball Co-cap- tain 3g Varsity Basketball Co-captain 45 Pageant 1. MARY BEATRICE TRACY 279 Court Street uMaryn Sacred Heart Brockton uWhy?n Cool, calm, collected and a language low until Latin time. Conscientious student. Wisl boys were all six feet tall and believes we mu aim high to reach our goal. Sophistication w. a dry humor. ' Mary drops live inches on to june Vuille mier and Anne Sundstrom. Activities: S.D.S. 1,2,3,4g jaricot Club 1,25 C.SM.C. 1,2,5,4g Operetta 1,2,3,4g Cake S: 2,33 Class Volleyball 4g Glee Club 34 Soc Committee, Chairman 4, Pageant 1. .1 l fx-.fi Wei 1 M 7 ,, . .. 5' sig V V? .M wa ,QQ V A, 'f Lf . wi? 21 E vi W, 4 2 K iff 51,5 Y,, M V . PE M l Am, 'WT 4 W, 'f ff gag , ,ft .2 E 1, Sm Q xg, . WM 4 W ., , wx V- - fu , Lg, 1 tl 'fa - sy 'f 1 1 'Iv 158 1 3 I ll Il MICHAEL BRADY Talented artistg came to St. Pat- rick's from Sacred Heartg friendly with a good sense of humorg is a proud owner of a driver's license. qflk RICHARD CALNAN Little and likeableg gentleman at all timesg full of class spiritg de pendableg usually seen with Vin cent Cassani. VINCENT CASSANI Generous with his time and tal- entsg Student Council Class Lead- erg good student, always available when needed for the odd jobs. 20 JAMES COTTER Never without ball pointsg inter ested in carsg happiest at two thirtyg plans to become a machin ist. 'liner' WILLIAM DOYLE Forever relaxed and contentedg never fully awake except during Lating likes to bowl. WILLIAM GILMORE Quiet, hard-working studentg plenty of enthusiasm for con- structive hobbiesg builds motor boats and collects stamps. DENNIS LEACI-I A happy smile at all times, espe- cially as dinner approachesg sin- cere and nice to know. ww-MT? FRED MATHER Has amazing ability to avoid di- rect answersg helpfulg interested in constructing model planes and motor boatsg likes to hunt. 21 DENNIS GRIFFIN Friendly and not easily agitatedg has a genuine concern for others and is easy to get along with. ARTHUR MURPHY Favorite pastime-study periodsg basketball fang sleepwa1ks in every morning from Holbrook. WILLIAM MURPHY A friendly smile identifies him as one who is pleasant and popularg among his varied interests are sports, especially basketball, and his job. RICHARD POWDERLY JOSEPH SIRTOLI A neat dresser with a keen sense Vice-President of 9Bg trustworthy of humorg a quiet, but good stu- and reliableg where there's fun dent. there's Brother, EDWARD PIERCE PETER PIRCIO Good-naturedg always with a President of Freshman Class B5 crowdg likes bowling. a good pianistg to study or not to studyl' is his question. JOHN SMITH The drummer boy backs all class undertakingsg uses his height to many advantagesg usually seen with Richard Powderly and Peter Pircio. aimed 1 K Qi! f 5 Q A x -3 F 'fi i 1 ,a 4 bfi ffm I JUDY BUCKLEY JEAN RYAN CAROLE BUNAVICZ President VIRGINIA GILMETTI DOROTHY FITZMAURICE II syn K 0 ELLEN GILMORE DIANNE LANOUE BARBARA LITTLE WINIFRED LORD . . nk JOAN ANTONE Q - : E 15.1, - ZAKI ith L CAROL MAHONEY CATHERINE MONAHAN JUDY OAKLEY unior MARGARET MOFFITT Ss-rrnra rv A3331 JOAN BALBONI A DEBRA CASS JANET CHENCUS rf in 7 5 EAAA 1 wr 1 4 A fr H , , My Ei I ETSO 2.1 ' A Th l K ,LWL CLA EILEEN HERBERT ROSEMARIE HOGAN MARY HOWARD PATRICIA KASETA KATHLEEN OVERTON LORETTA PELL ELIZABETH POWERS A EVELYN RODRICK v1cK1 RYAN AA O KATHLEEN OWENS Vice-President JEAN O'REILLY ,P ' Q Q i 1 5 fy L Treasurer L f 5752 MARGUERITE SOLOMITA LILLIAN SPIRIDA LOUISE SILVA MARY ANN SMITH ai? , , 'M' , ' ff .fm 2 ' .S sg 1 Qs A , Q ijffffzijzgg . ' s. .,A. . Q 7 T fi Q im:-, fm -- U4 5- , W H X555 ' W ANTOINETTE VANO JUNE VUILLEUMIER 26 JUDITH STEVENS ANN SUNDSTROM ' QEEE JANE VVINNETT Absent: PHYLLIS SAULNIER SGPI-IQMORE CLASS ,,,.-was. A -Mg A K SANDRA MCLAUGHLIN President am XQM L. 4 . V '-ww ' mi' Ih ' LINDA BARNETT JOYCE BENOIT LIUCIJA BASKAUSKAS ALICE BRADY his EA 8. ANNE BI RTWISTLE Vice-President 4 I A 1 K ELEANOR BURBINE ROSE-MARIE CLOUTIER 4' X JUNE Coors MARY DI clcco WNW DA,D ANN CLARK PATRICIA COAR Q If CAROL DE LUCA SARITA DOWNEY SGPHOMORE LAALL X L xi. x MARY DOYLE MARY FLANAGAN CAROL DURAND MARY ELLEN GALLANT , L L A H MARY ANN LITTLE SHEILA MCGILLIS KATHLEEN MCMENAMY SHEILA MANNING LEONA GAUDET MARY ANNE HAMELIN MEREDITH INGRAM 1 JOANNE HICKEY JOAN KNIGHT CONNIE NASH Missing: PATRICIA COCHRANE, SUZANNE LOWNDE CLASS ADELE PAGANI - :.E -fm I A A ,..V was ,, i IW, izi, A . , . , :f:e+??'m'A' I? ELLEN PARKS PATRICIA PERROTTA PATRICIA RUANE GIUKCE SEDUIKIS N. A 1 IANE SHAUGHNESSY MARY SPIRIDA GRAZINA STASAITIS KATHLEEN STUART ' K BARBARA THERIAULT 29 JANICE THERIAULT MARGARET TURCOTTE MAUREEN WHALEN ELIZABETH ZABROSKY MARYANN LYONS, DENISE MacKINON, PAULA ST. JOHN FRESI-IMAN CLASS CYNTHIA ALLEN E Lf - ' 1 4 ,A ' ,MC f ' If fl ,l :i A M, X , if L QW I W ELAINE ,ossalf 4 wg ELIZABETH CRAIG FRANCES PIERCE MAUREEN CAL GHAN Secretary Treasurirn Q! I M N Zi 1' LW! ' -VLNE A EN IyfPPET1'I A 7,14 I EARWALA Enoxo ga , fy ZIA VIAII A MARY ELLEN GATANTI A A KATHLEEN HOLLAND IO-ANN KASETA ' ' MAUREEN KELLEHER il- sms Wy A? i 1 JA' 17 I AX A A I I 33. SUSAN MCCARTHY MARIE MOSSEY S V KATHLEEN LAFFERTY if I J W J ly fsx 5 AEA .5 if A 2 ,QA -My LYNDA o'coNNELL CECILE RIBERDY NORRINE SERGI ' CAROL SHEA DONNA SHEEHAN N I V- ' - -- .5 'fff if 'K 5 iffkzzw ff 1 A f ' MARIE SULLIVAN , gigs lWW'? EE ,iw if W am I ry II P 2 NI Ig , - A , .-si I 2 Y , 'iw ,ff , CLARE ADAMS I . . 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I aw IR I A I ,. , I I ANN MARIE D'AMARINO 'I 1 L l I I I 2 I ' :V y if A ' I A I , I A A I AAEE I DONNA DAVIS T' ,Q 'ie E AA R AA AA - PAULETTE DUHAMEL EAAA Q Q , MARY JANE FARRELL 5 ,, A '1' A ' S 2 ,Q I A ANNICE FAY E , M A ANN MARIE GALAsso 1 - K + ' 1 I I bl Q Y . i ' V Q . I TI, I 'LV' 4117594 J PRISCILLA GARDINER I4 I-fw ',.,-T43 .Ax AL W A J ',-- ,zu-7 Vx- SHEILA GELDART A SHEILA HILL ' ' CLAIRE HYDE GERALDINE KELLY ,gm-eg 31's Qgwl' W A CI, E . if I A 7 . fs' ' ik 'LJ qx A 2,-Q' 'Iggy N Ms QM gm' 93 it ,mix F Ju Q Q- gy' my VY H 7. u k' in 5 ., I . LJ, W -If at 4 I' , - . 3 H -A ,gg X I . ., I ,,,. gf, fr -Iv Q R3 ,J Z ,. V -A 'X 1 .V,, L, 1,5 1, 5 VJ? E , k L. W Ig i , A J .L V lV-- f i W gf, Y Q 3 f 'T 3 ,ERA if 'A : E ' ,Vi A Q ' , Z' M .f f ',,, , A ' .-1 f ', 'ff Ap X N I T IR1' 1. sf A Y, IM A YRAIIAA A . ' A 4,3 1 , I m'W44'RCA2 ,YAAA J 1 LY mx -jg D 13. hAIk,Z'.,,V K g I fig 3' A Ip . ' sjsgggg p L A w 3' i , ,- A Missing: A I TI PATRICIA HART ff?Q I:'5lQ A A HELENA ANDERSON , Q 3? ' - - yn-was L.. 1 MAUREEN 'LANGONE JEAN LeBLANC r , A , I ,ISM ,- I . UU! . ' ,' IW I4 M QL I L ,L f i xii AViHQA ' A 1 I , III f ANDREA NEWELT JUDITH O'REILLY ALICE PARENTEAU CLAIRE RONDEAU MARIE VUILLEUMIER CLAIRE ZACCHINI IJ WX 1 I .- . Q I1 5' ' I Q, , Ngiff ,Ik 3. MARGARET MCCARTHY MARY THERESA MCM MARGUERITE MORRISON MAUREEN MOYNIHAI . ' -W 4 ,wi KATHLEEN RYAN BARBARA STEVE HILDUR SUNDSTROM TERESA TUITE I 1' jf' ,f J, ,,' A, fy? 'cf 'T if f 'Ay' V 'if' ' f iff 5 fi 4 . Q ' ' 7 T X ' if , I 1 q W. fl zz- ' ' .xXx T 'NOX a QV' X s . QR? 1 mix M XM X XXX --.w 1. Q f 'ff : 11 xx ,W KX XX .ffgfwff f K .W Y HX N + Wy . ' j'l'f 7 ' ' ' win HM! 7. f A cfiuifiezi 2 ,s u 3 fm . K 9 3 1 An: '41 9- in al M 14' Lx fa fa Ulfllifj fiiug A f b Q P ! 'ht i A 4 GX 4 lL.54..t ae Student Council conduct- l a Toy Drive for the or- ians at the Home for Italian aildren. Loretta McCarthy, olores Andrea, Marcelle rady, Barbara Agius, and lary Ann Mather are sorting id packing the toys. Keeping the school posted on news and coming events are: Ann Marie Galasso, Mary Lot Boyle, Karen Beaton, Marie Mossey, Donna Sheehan Michael Brady. St. Patrick Student Council, inaugurated three years ago, has clearly demonstrated that Student Council can be effective and beneficial. The council, composed of a President and two representatives from each high school class, is elected by the students. Left: The first publication at last! grate- fully sigh the Student Council editors Elizabeth Powers and Louise Silva. x F' Xwm 'Wan l I ml Ms .f Wfw... Sister Charlotte Mary holds the rapt and happy at- tention of the art class, Freshman B Class Ofhcersz Maureen Callaghan, Treasurerg Peter Pircio, Presidentg Frances Pierce, Secretaryg joseph Sirtoli, Vice-President. Audio aid helps the English Literature class to appreciate the beauty of the classics. 37 Art class provides for individ ual expression through vari ous mediums. Claire Hyde Jean LeBlanc, and Donni Davis try spatter painting. Landscape artists. Cecile Rib- erdy, Richard Powderly, and Lynda O,CODHCll. Freshmen trio at practice! john Smith, Patricia Kinsella, and Peter Pircio. Eusuncvu ,J--M ' N .QM-- ' my--HW 6 4x Q 1553 1 5 i. 51: 42 - m -su.. rn.. 6 'ff wt Aw X 4 'il 1 K, , , ga 5 A i 'fav-I Aww-M ,f .Y ff arm, Our future teachers, Judith Looney and janet Piche test their adaptability. 'Tis fun to pose in uniform. Will XM the real thing be as fascinating? queries Phyllis Smith, Margaret Mary Leahy, and Bernice Tompkins, who plan to start nursing training in September. was Mr Mary Lucier, Michelangelo of the senior class, 42 Where did I put it? ask Kathleen Boyle and Dolores at work. Andrea. l x xxx, .SE Mr. t. Why don't they under- stand? wonders Mary King. if F l 'regain y 5 'iii x M.. 2' .ur A pretty girl is like a melody. Joanne Fede- rico and joan Foley, the class beauties. 1 Above: Whols who - Ann Sheehan or Carole Coors? Left: Mischief, here are your makers - Mary Ann Mather,, joan Kelly, and Sheila Fenton. 43 Right: Aren't our new desks classy? Seated are Marcelle Brady, Rose- mary Moffirt, Carole Coors, Roberta Robin- son, Margaret Mary Leahy, Anne Kelleher, joan Gouthro and Jo- anne Federico. Left: One nation under God Hoisting Old Glory are Maureen McCarthy and Dawn Kasper. Q J sf 1 1 ,.,...........- Q I 5 ,n W 3 '8 '-sf mf R 1 1 K Q N ,WV xx , ff . S.-vm ip Q as x A if X 4 'L .,p,, 2 vggxlgl I 1 H sf mf ,-5 A!! f A 11 ,xt A . L m Q kaaf . M if K 4- , 4 'R . gs ali? f . 2112325 ' .5 55? W W' Sanfa Soda? December 27, 1957 Class Officers and their escorts: Brenda Two hig, Tommy O'Connor Sheila Fenton, Eddie Flynn, Roberta Robin son, Bob MacLeod Anne Kelleher, Richarc Levesque. E n 'efff:,'rttr.. Refreshment Committee: Elizabeth Froio, Margaret Mary Leahy, 49 joan Foley, Dawn Kasper, Loretta McCarthy. of A senior seeks guidance from her heavenly mother. ffl, ' so Q I'll'llld V595 1 Our hrst step 1n preparation for a day with G04 ,ff '4-f 3 ' V, 1 f-w.f:.Qns:,w H wk' ,X .4 ,Jas .1 t W ...J . Wffggg B K if 9...-.r.,,, fbwmwwh wwwwftsegs From such leisure comes strength. lQfmf vii ' , ' ,.: ,, -- - ww'- , ,, ., , new '1m..,.,, 2129, ' Meditation is the foundation of virtue. Nearness to God opens the sources of wisdom and knowledge. GY' , ,.-k Spiritually refreshed after the retreat. , fr? 1958 pafrician Literary Staff: Elizabeth and Loretta McCarthy. Business Managers: Anne Kelleher, Kathleen Boyle and Layout Smgijoan Kelly' Joanne Federico. Arr Staff: Maureen McCarthy and Mary Lucier. el Tzfzfcaaili? lj a e v I v 41f+rf'f1J 51 fl x 53V?Etf 923515321 S , Ifi', iqkmf '-e me - MQ Q.: Below: On your mark, get ser, go! Gym time is stunt time. var Above: Intramural champs. The Senior Class volleyball team includes-hack row: Helen St, Germain, Bernice Thompkins, Mary Tracy, Roberta Robinson, Brenda Twohig, Kathleen Maguire. Front row: Barbara Agius, Shiela Fenton, Co- captains Mary King and Maureen McCarthy, Margaret Mary Leahy, Loretta McCarthy. Q s r Q, A fi ' 3 A-W4 f, eff'-ff? FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM- Mary Lou Boyle, Sheila Hill, Patricia Kinsella, Bernadette Crowley, Joanne Burke, Margaret Ann McCarthy, Mau-, teen Moynihan, Claire Rondeau, Mary Ciesla, Donna Davis, Hildur Sundstrom, ff J l l Y A N if rf - Q..-r ' . V, fe ,X A K 5 W Q , r .F-M ' JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM-back row: Patricia Kaseta, Janet Chencus, Louise Silva, Kathleen Overton, Judith Oakley. Front row: Carol Bunavicz, Elizabeth Powers, Captain Ann Sunclstrom, Carol Ma- honey, Judith Stevens. i PN' J-to O O 'Zvi Y VIS A A A fy O X it L6 illl ' All fl J ix 'X L fr fr fi J SOPHOMORE VOLLEY- BALL TEAM-Sandra Mc- Laughlin, Anne Birtwistle, Liucija Baskauskas, Gra- zina Stasaityte, Grace Sed- uil-tis, Alice Brady, Kath- leen McMenamy, Joan Knight, Mary DiCicco, Pa- tricia Coar, Margaret Tur- cotte, June Coors, Captain Patricia Perrotta. P, lf, !E: fig 'Eli s .. Illggagq -E N H V3 Ulm Q' f 'il N.. x in 41 I .g 'ii v' my dl . y v ll: 5,5 :VE 5-,xii 1 ,L My 1 1 QS? f Ez : 2 r . 'V ' h , faQ T 5 Q , f I ,. as Z1 . if, mai '1flA,ufJJJa,a,m rf, Marcy wasn't so small? Carole couldn't cheer? Kiki cou1dn't play basketball? Dawn couldn't argue? Mary King couldn't beat around the bush? Dolores didn't get stage fright? Mary Lucier couldn't draw? Janet coulcln't speak Frenc Joan Gouthro cou1dn't oversleep? Loretta cou1dn't study? Roberta couldn't giggle? h? Maureen had to set her hair? Helen didn't understand basketball? Brenda stopped her fooling during class? Anne was always in school on time? Beverly's lips were sealed? Betty was Irish for a day? Margaret Mary made a little noise? Ann grew long hair? Phyllis could type? Bernice could speak French? Sandy flunked a test? Sheila ran out of wise cracks? Judy didn't blush? Moe could park a car? Joanne caught on to a joke? Mary Ann lost her tongue? Joan Kelly couldn't lind the candy girls? Barbara didn't show her dimples? Mary Tracy couldn't see over sister's desk? Kathy lost her license? 59 3 QX X192 ,fff ,fffgfgfifl-ff' ,f-ff' ,,. 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Glbson 7-3901 Fleldbrook 4-3703 CONGRATULATIONS C ompliments from the Parents of the Seniors Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Agius of Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Andrea Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph St. Germain Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Kasper Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond J. Kelleher Mr. 8: Mrs. Martin E. Kelly Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond F. Lucier Mr. 8: Mrs. G. W. Marshall Mr. 8: Mrs. john McCarthy Mr. 8: Mrs. Claude Piche Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Twohig 1999355907 JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS A FRESHMAN CLASS B and FRIENDS aww:- pairona AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: Paul Clark, Inc.-389 Warren Avenue ....,.................,. JU 7-9040 Capeway Motors-539 Bedford Street, Whitman r........,......,..,......,,......,.,,..... ............ G I 7-4414 Hall Motors, Inc.-123 Belmont Street t..,......,.....,.,........... ,,......... J U 6-0945 Johnson Buick Co., Inc.-120 No. Main Street ........................................,.....,,,, , .......... JU 3-7760 BEAUTY SHOPS: Grace Marie Beauty Shoppe-574 No. Main Street ..... , ..4....,.... JU 7-3102 Marion 8: Melva Beauty Salon-38 West Elm Street .....,..,..,..,....,........,.,......,......,... JU 6-9162 CLEANERS: Baker Brothers Cleansers-658 No. Main Street ............ ........... J U 3-9267 Emerald Cleansers-81 South Avenue, Whitman .....,44......,.....,, ........... G I 7-4771 Parisian Cleaners and Dyers-789 Centre Street t..............,.... ........... J U 7-2193 Vogue One Hour Cleansers-292 No. Main Street ........,..,.,,. ..i....,... J U 3-4441 CLOTHING STORES: Markey's-192 Main Street .,,.......,. ..,........ J U 6-0025 Storey's-215 Main Street, ......,,.....,.....t..........,,...........,.......,,.,.....,.,......,................ ........... J U7-1231 CONTRACTORS: Henry Alves-57 Columbia Street, Stoughton .... , ........,. ........,..., F I4-9624 John A. Volpe Construction Co.-54 Eastern Avenue, Malden ............ .,..... DRUGGISTS: Campello Pharmacy-1145 Main Street ,..,,........................, ........,.. J U 6-9611 Dunnington's Apothecaries-Oilice: 52 V. F. W. Parkway ,....,,....... ........... J U 6-1220 Duval's Pharmacy-565 Washington Street, Whitman, ....,..,......., ....,............ G I7-4911 Holbrook Pharmacy-Holbrook Square, Holbrook ,................ ...... , .........,... WO 3-3770 FUNERAL DIRECTORS: J. Frank Conley-126 Belmont Street ..,........... ........... J U 6-0742 Charles M. Hickey, Inc.-403 Main Street ....,..,.............,.,......,,..........,,.,.... ........... J U 6-0345 FURNITURE STORES: Atherton's Furniture Co.- 41 Centre Street-610 Main Street ....................,......,. . .,.,......,... JU 7-03953 JU 6-6255 Dubois Furniture Co.-344 Centre Street ...... , .... ,,.. . .. ...,.......................,.,......., JU 6-9176 INSURANCE: Fred D. Hendrick-142 Main Street ,............................. ........... J U6-4680 Joseph C. King-86 Main Street ........,.......,..,.................................,....,......,.......,,.. ........... J U 3-7900 James J. Madden Insurance Agency, Inc.-153 Main Street .....,.,,,,... ....,..,... J U 6-2973 JEWELERS: Gurney Bros. Co.-101 Main Street ........,,................,.....,....., .,.......,. J U 3-0590 Kay Jewelry Co.-198 Main Street .....,........,,.....,,......,.......,........,...,,..,,.... ,.......,.. J U 6-2035 J. Richard O'Nei1 Co.-282 Franklin Street, Cambridge .........,..... .,.... Whit-Bell Jewelers-576 Washington Street, Whitman .....,...,,..........................,.... G17-4352 KINDERGARDENS: Humpty Dumpty Day Nursery and Kinclergarden- 1091 South Franklin Street, Brookville ..,......,.......,....,.......,............................,..,,......,,.........,.....,.. JU 3-1789 Little Folks Private School-88 Martland Avenue ....,............................ ,......,.... J U 3-2286 MARKETS: Denly's Market-165 Court Street .....,..............,... ........... J U 6-1470 Hennessy's Market-238 Forest Avenue ................ ,..... Perdigads Market-Stoughton ...........,.........,.... ........... C. M. Petti, Inc.-216 Belmont Street, ................ ........... J U 6-6210 Samulis Food Center-113 Ames Street ,......,..............,.,....... ........... J U 6-8697 RESTAURANTS: Frank's Restaurant-707 Centre Street ............. ........... J U 3-0888 Swedish Coffee Cup-30 West Elm Street .............,......,,..,...... ........... J U 7-9667 Charlie's Donuts-344 Main Street, Stoneham ........,..,...... ..... 63 .........6-7001 gr-.41-our I 3 REALTOR: William Bearce-86 Main Street, ........... Henry Brickell-35 Park Street, Stoughton ............ SHOES: Lanoue Bros.-45 Legion Parkway ............ Nate Siskind Shoes-18 Centre Street ............... Stacy-Adams Company-33 Dover Street ........,,.................. SPORT SHOPS: Browne's Sport Shop-16 Centre Street ..,....,....... Wetzell's Sport 8: Marine Shop-644 Belmont Street .............. MISCELLANEOUS : American Chemical Co.-50 Eastern Avenue, Boston ............,. Booth's Radio Shop-143 Belmont Street .........,....................... Bowie Pet Shop-284 Main Street .......,....,,.,........,.........,........ Brockton Business College-226 Main Street ..,........................ Brockton Exterminating Co.- 121 Florence Street ...,........ Brockton Ice 8: Coal Co.-27 Lawrence Street ..,......,......... Brockton Lumber Corp.-75 Plain Street ...,...................... Brockton News Agency-305 Belmont Street ,................,. 6-3400 4-9422 JU 6-1501 6-2171 3-0126 3-0201 JU 6-8279 .....,....,CApitol 7-1120 JU 6-2877 3-3334 6-0635 3-8730 6-1900 6-3456 7-0527 Brockton Taunton Gas Company- 54 Main Street ..............................................,,......... JU 6-0143 Campello Co-Operative Bank-1090 Main Street ....,..................,..,.........,....................... JU 7-3210 Carey's Oil 8: Heating Service, Inc.-35 Temple Street, Whitman ...... GI 7-4444g 4445 Carlson Bros.-1144 Main Street .......,,........1.....t..,........,,....................,.......,,......................,.....,... JU 6-1016 Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Carrigg-41 No. Cary Street ............... ,.......,,.. J U 6-6588 Compliments of F. Cavicchi 8: Co., Whitman .t..,.,.........,............... ........,.. . Churchill Supply Company-67 Forest Street, Brockton ,.......... Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Dennis--Ben's .05 to 31.00 Store ..,........... Dorothy Lou Pastry Shop-605 Belmont Street .........,......,....... Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Duggan-369 Pearl St., Stoughton ............. . Economy Service Stations 8: Oil Co.-488 Main St ..1..,.......... Eleanor Nursing Home-25 Simmons Avenue .........,...... Farley's Flowers-25 Belmont Street ..,.........tt................,.... Fo1ey's Catering Service-26 Main Street ...,........... Giannaros Inc.-430 Main Street 1.,.....1.,.,.......,........,,.....................,.,.......,,... Guarde d'Honneur and Marian Caclettes ..... ,..,. ......................... ,..,, ...... , . . H. P. Hood 6: Sons-650 Plymouth Street, East Bridgewater... Kohl Radiator Service-387 Montello Street ,....,....,,........,..................,... Henry P. Landry-187 No. Main Street ...........,...........,..........,................,... W. H. Luddy 8: Son-71 No. Central Street, East Bridgewater ........... L. 8: D. Mechanical Service-22 Neal Street ........,.....,....................,....... Mandeville Upholstering Co.-141 Court Street .,........... Nash Yellow Cab Co., Inc.-63 Main Street ...................... Dr. Thos. M. O'Leary-65 Pearl Street, Stoughton .,............. JU 6-1953 3-1586 3-7035 6-2855 6-2746 JU 6-1690 3-9871 JU 6-5273 ...........DR 8-3122 JU 6-0071 6-3357 ......,...,DR 8-2191 JU 8-0740 3-2316 3-1234 James P. Sheehan-256 Main Street .........................,......... ............ J U 3-6535 Joseph Sunoco-437 Pleasant Street ,,,.....,.,............,......,............. ..........,.,,..., J U 3-9363 Tropical Banana Co.-24 White Avenue .....................................,...... ............................. J U 6-9070 Bessie Twohig Hat Shop-1452 Hancock St., Quincy ................,............. PResident 3-3484 Wa1ton's Wise Potato Chip Co.-91 Forest Street ............................................................ JU 6-1321 Compliments of Webster's Horne-Made Ice Cream, Stoughton ........................... The Brockton Union, John J. Williams-86 Main St ............................... ............. J U 3-1574 John H. Wyatt Co.-224 Main Street ................................................................ ............. J U 6-1928 64 5, A ag ,Y E if ' y 5 mM.Q,. 'Lf