Jamaica Plain High School - Clarion Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Johnson Kearney Keefe Keeling Keenan Kelly H. J. Kennedy R. F. Kennedy Kerr-igan Kilroy Robert J. Johnson Bob would like to be an airplane mechanic because he likes to work around machinery. He is one of our fine Aggie students. Lillian T. Kearney Lillian's easy-going manner is always appreci- ated by her more excitable friends. She says she wants to be a nurse, but her true love is commercial art. Mary L. Keefe She never worries over big testsg Sports are all that she requests. VVhile we're studying our lessons, She breezes in and gaily asks, Hey kids, did J. P.Vwin? John Keeling Besides being a regular fellow, Jack has been an outstanding student in Agriculture, gaining many prizes for the school. He also managed to get on the football team senior year. Margaret T. Keenan Because of her shy and polite manner, Mar- gie is a favorite among her classmates. She enjoys ice skating and typing very much. 4241 Frank Kelly Frank is always a leader in sports. Watch him in football and hockey. You'll see! Bernard J. Kennedy Joe prefers work in landscaping and horti- culture. He has ideas about design in home landscaping and likes to be known as a working artist, not a desk planner. Richard F. Kennedy Although quiet and shy, Dick is quite the fel- low with the girls. He has his own ideas about how a school should be run. Dorothy F. Kerrigan Pleasant jokes, a laugh or twog Dotty's sky is always blue. Her letter writing is of noted fameg Friend to all is her other name. Frances Kilroy ' Frannie will win many friends with her sweet smile and lovable ways.

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Joan K. Heffernan Pauline E. Hurley ,To whom do we go when trouble strikes- Under Pauline's head of gold, whether it be lessons or love? Her enthusiasm A brilliant mind reposes. helps lead our cheers. Sophisticated? Little liut would you ever know you know. Barbara A. Herrington Leo Hurray for Babs -she has done J. P. proud. Iler debate topped them all-the applause was loud. With her friendly smile and charming manner, She is well equipped to carry our banner. D. Hines Leo, Mr. DooIey's right hand man, has been in this school for four years as an Aggie pupil. He has taken part in all the Aggie activities in past years, and has copped a few awards for him- self. Ernest E. Hughes Ernie wishes to travel around the world, and finally to settle down in a business for himself in South America. Happy landings! Richard L. Humphrey Dick, a swell fellow, has been on the track team for three years. Ile has made a name for himself in high school sports as district champ in high jumping, and second in the Rcggies. Ile is one of the best in his classes, and popular, too. By the charming way she poses? Frank E. Ingram One of J. P.'s many scholars, he is an out- standing follower of J. P.'s sports. He, himself, participated in football on Coach Duffy's great team. Priscilla Jackson VVhat would the Seniors do for homework if it weren't for Prissy! What is an entertain- ment without a piano solo from her! Favorite sports: swimming, skiing: favorite fighting force: Marines. Mary J avian Shorty is the girl with a sweet smile for everyone. She's one girl who can make you happy when you're low. Eleanor Joaquin Quiet, but fun loving, studious but mischievous, her quick grin has made her a friend to every- one. Her jokes carry a laugh even when told backwards. Ilqffffrnan Herrington Ilincs Ilughes Humphrey Hurlfy Ingram .,!If'ft'.S'0I1 Jaria II. Joaquin i23l

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Ann T. Kineavy Nancy's dark hair and vivacious smile makes her one of our most popular girls. With her charming manner, she'll be successful in any line of work. Eileen F. King Eileen is what we might call an all around person in doors and out. Always industrious, she proves to be a good student, too. Irma V. Komisar VVho is your favorite dancing partner? Who gets the highest bowling score? Those green eyes, have you ever watched them? She's our future lab technician, and Northeastern is her goal. Hou ard A. Konerchy Nicknameg H0wie. Known for his cheruhic countenance and general spirit of co-operation. Fond of chickens-the genuine kind. ' Jean E. Leith Jean has a deep silent nature, and a serious but artistic way of doing things. She is an earnest, capable student with great things ahead. Fra nces M. Lennon A problem in mathematics: pretty blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . pert nose . . . a winning smile plus a sweet personality-'equals whom? Answer: Frannie, of course. Favorite topic of discussion: Navy. Jeanette C. Lesslie Jeanette's fine work speaks for itself, and she is always eager to better herself. Her future plans are to become a secretary, and we'll he proud to say she's from J. P. High. Joseph E. Logue Ger Joe is a fellow who will always be remem- bered for his pleasing personality and humor- ous view of life. We may add, he has been a tireless collector. ald D. Lozier -All Jerry does is talk football until it almost drives one mad. He went out for the football team in his fourth year and for baseball, too. Marie J. Lynch This is an example of a fun loving girl, with a fine personality. She puts her best foot for- ward in everything and participates in all school activities. We know she will succeed in her career as teacher. Kineavy King Komisar Konetchy L:-ith Lennon Lesslizf Logue Lozier Lynch l25l A