St Patrick High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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THE SHAMROCK ' Patricia Ricci passes her lovely petticoats to Mary Callahan. Marjorie Ryder leaves her baby-sitting jobs to Judy McSorley. Robert Salerno passes on some nice curly hair to Michael Mullahy. Fred Stuhre's job of turning on the radio for the Rosary every morning goes to john Corazzini. Barbara Sullivan bequeathes a year-round ticket to the Dodgers to joan Donovan. Edward Sullivan leaves his limousine to Patricia Williams. Witnessed and signed on this day, May twenty-third, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty- five. Robert Duffy, President Eleanor O'Leary, Vice-President Ann Mulkern, Secretary Francis Murphy, Treasurer in N ll, lx D l XRESUME On the 29th of May At a uarter to eight The Cclass of '55 Will graduate. For a few this date will be A day of sadnessg For the greatest majority It will bring gladness. We were named greenies In our Freshman yearg One look at a Senior Gave us fear. In our Sophomore year We were on the beam, Cheering for our Sophomore Five team. In our junior year As basketball came, No one will forget That I. C. game. Our Senior year Is now at an end, Good luck, Underclassmen, Is the wish that we send. n 15 Barbara Sullivan, '55 1 ,. ' fl il ' x V ' 1 lv L. X i 1 ' x yi . i ' , .Egffi fs, fe 1 1 ' ' 1 .Cf l Best - Looking Best - Dressed Most Popular Class Ideal Best Dancer Class Lady - Gentleman Best Personality Most Versatile Quietest Most Reliable Most Likely to Succeed Best - Natured Best Student Class Actor - Actress Class Comedian Best Athlete Most School Spirit HALL OF FAME Helen Burns Patricia Ricci Anne Mulkern Eleanor O'Leary Catherine Bertrand Denise Castonia Mildred Farrell June Jennings Barbara Mullahy Joanne Ambrose Phyllis Howley Ethel Furey Frances Nelligan Marilyn Peters Mary Bernazani Barbara Sullivan - Robert Duffy Robert Collini Lawrence Cappellucci Francis Clinton john Cody Daniel Moynihan Martin Grillo Walter O'Leary Edward Sullivan Richard Papalia Robert Salerno Richard Quinlan Thomas Keough Francis Murphy Francis Morrissey john Devaney Robert MacKinnon 13

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