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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Title Page 2. Headmaster and Class Officers 3. Table of Contents 4. Dedication 5. Headmaster’s Page 6. Senior Council, Student Council, and Governors 7. Yearbook Staff 8 . Y earbook Editors and Y earbook Advertising Staff 9. Monument 10. — 11. Faculty 12. — 13. Cheerleaders 14. — 15. “Twenty Karat Gold” 1 6. The Golden Events 17. Introduction to Seniors 18. — 38. SENIOR SECTION 39. Travel-Log 40. Agriculture 41. SPORTS 42. Football and Hockey 43. Basketball 44. Track and Baseball 45. — 47. Girls Sport Teams 48.-56. CLUBS 57. Class Will 58. After Thoughts 59. — 62. Candids 63. — 69. UNDERCLASSMEN 70.-80. ADVERTISEMENT 3
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Joseph Barry, President; Patricia Culbert, Secretary; Albert F. Landrigan, Advisor; Edward F. Brickley, Headmaster; Daniel Costa, Vice-President; George Famelitis, Treasurer. 2
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DEDICATION TO MR. MATTHEW MEALY THE GOLDEN YEAR The Golden Year, the title of the Yearbook of the Class of 1963, and a symbol of happy' years, prefigures, we hope, many golden years of retirement for our Mr. Mealy, a truly dedi¬ cated teacher. Following graduation from Brookline High, Mr. Mealy ma¬ triculated at Boston College, receiving his Bachelor’s and Mas¬ ter’s Degrees from that great educational institution. He was appointed an instructor in Mathematics at Mechanic Arts High School in 1920, and was promoted to Junior Mas¬ ter at Jamaica Plain High School in 1922. Five years later he was named Acting Head of the Mathematics Department. Sub¬ sequently, he was formally selected as the permanent Head of the Mathematics Department, the position he efficiently con¬ ducted until his retirement in 1962. In addition to his teaching duties he served as coach of both the hockey and the swimming teams from 1923 to 1931. From 1946 to 1949 he assisted our famous coach, “Jim” Duffy, and contributed to the good name and fame of the Jamaica Plain High football teams which won acclaim throughout Boston. Compasses, rectangles, triangles, and circles, he leaves be¬ hind in the classroom, but he takes with him the best wishes of thousands of graduates who are better men and women, advanced in knowledge and character, through his sincere devotion to duty. Those of us who are now in our Golden Year hope that, like the gay daffodils of the poet Wordsworth, we may — “Flash upon his inward eye Which is the bliss of solitude;” And enrich his memories for many happy and pleasant years of retirement. 4
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