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

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llraven. f'r0rlr1'r Curtin I,f1fl'iE'S llavzlv Dau'e Drnarn Diggins D0h0rfy Dolan William F. Craven Bill is a very good athlete because of his speed and his alert mind. llc is an unusual star in basketball, his favorite sport. Jacqueline Crocker Always sunny as her hair, We'll admit she's very fair. Thoughtful, quiet, dependable, shy, We all like Jackie, do you wonder why? Shirley Curtin Saturday night you'll find her waiting, Nine o'clock there's no debating: Her date with Frankie must bc kept, Com'on, Bing, you betta get hepf' Jacqueline Davies Jacque is a dimpled darling, always ready for a joke. Her favorite hobby is collecting records, but she likes dancing and prefers the Navy. Ruth E. Davis Ruth is a dazzling newcomer. Her sparkling brown eyes and come hither manner has won her a host of friends here. Jean F. Dawe There'll never be another Jean with that con- tinuous smile and good word for everybody. Some day, I am sure, she will go back to good old Arlington. Michael J. Denaro Mike is 0.K. all around, but you never have a chance with the girls when he is around. He's good in his studies, and a great pal of his buddies. Eileen Diggins Carefree and excited, Eileen is always in a jam. Every morning she says, Better late than neverg but Miss Campion says, Better never late. She favors the Army and red-heads. Ruthe Doherty ,A modern combination of brains and beauty, she's mad about dancing and football. Rumor has it she'll dance at her funeral. Give her the man in the Flying Marines. Kenneth P. Dolan Kenney, the artist of 110, hopes to go to the Massachusetts School of Art, but we think he will be caught by lfncle Sam before he gets a chance. ' l18l

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Carol Connoll Little Carol with big, brown eyes, Y You are as pretty as you are wise. Your aim is far above the aim of most. You'll win, and that's no idle boast. Francis P. Connolly He is a quiet fellow who likes many things. His chief interests, however, are sports: es- pecially baseball and football. Grace T. Connolly A cute little girl who lives up tothe saying that Nice things come in small packages. VVhen you get acquainted, you'll know what we mean. Margaret A. Conrad Peggy is a belle wherever she goesg She has a personality that grows and grows. But one fact you cannot alter: Her heart belongs to Walter. Marion I. Cooke Dizzy's three greatest pastimes are eating, reading, and sleeping. The lunch period is hardly ever long enough for her. That beauti- ful naturally-curly hair makes us all envious. Anne Corbett Anne is quite gay She's the belle of the ball And her blonde locks resemble la Lake. But we know it is true She has both eyes of blue And that one of them isn't a fake. John J. Corbett Johnny says he is going to be a gob in the Navy, but we say he is more interested in the girls. Phyllis Cosgrove Phil -Happy-go-lucky, always smiling, she had a good word for everybody wherever she goes. She will be successful, we know. Lois Costain As an example of studiousness, good manners, and pleasing disposition, we would cite the name of Lois. In whatever field of endeavor she follows, she will surely succeed because of her charming personality. Josephine J. Cotugno When Jo flashes that radiant smile across the soda fountain, the place is no longer empty. Trouble plays a small part in her life, for she enjoys roller skating and dancing. ff. Fonnolly I . P. Connolly G. T. Connolly Conrad Fookn A. Forln-It J. J. Corbett Cosgrove f o.vta1'n Votugnn l17l

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Barbara Donnelly Francis Driscoll Her quiet wit has kept us in many happy Frank is an effervescent type who has been n moods. Dancing, bowling, and football have success through the years here. lIe's headed added to her popularity. She believes the for the Navy to teach them something. VVe Marines are tops. know he can do it. Roberta Dull Bobbie claims she's going to be an old maid. but with those flirty-Hirty eyes and that mis- chievous smile-we wonder. Kathryn Donovan Kay is one of the smaller girls of our class. Her quiet manner and studious interest have gained hcr success. Quiet people accomplish much. Margaret P. Dutiin Mary Dooley Peggy, lively, pleasant on every occasion, Mary is not over studious, serious, or sad. Her jolly manner and fun loving ways win her many friends. Such popularity must be well favors dancing and roller-skating and enjoys a joke at any time. At 2.30, she is always dash- ing and running to get out quickly. deserved. Kathleen Ellis J. Gordon Drapeall Tall and blonde-our Kathleen moves about Gordy is admired by girls and envied by our halls-a faithful messenger when there is boys. Proininent in school sports and blessed need. with good looks and personality, we are sure he'll succeed in the future. Willis L. Emmons Bill, a former trackman, is noted for his military Beatrice Dreist precision. To the members of his present and Beane, for short-a petite little minor- past companies he is known as Captain Hoot. her friendliness has won her many pals. His ambition is to become a chemist. Donnelly Donovan Dooley Drapcau Drrist D riscol I Duff D iljf i n Ell ix Emmons -t19l