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

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FA Head M aster John B. Casey Agriculture Thomas P. Dooley Edward J. Donaghy Frederick VV. Swan Henry G. Wendler A 'rt lwary P. Barry flomrnercial Edward J. lNIcCarthy Katherine Blessington Catherine I. Clancy M. Gertrude Gould Nlargaret M. liiaguire Cornelius J. 0'Leary Jeremiah F. Sullivan Marion B. Tombaugh Dressrnaking ltlarion A. Driscoll Fhilomena A. Rossi English Wlilliam H. Cunningham Frances R. Campion Emma N. Dawson Anne C. Donlan Rosanna llf. Dowd Regina lWadden CUI. Guidance Counsellor Anna J. Mullin History Marion Chesley James L. Duffy Esther Hennessey Louise P. O'lNIalley Foreign Languages Harriet E. Ells Biargaret lW. O'Connell Latin Elizabeth H. Norman Mathematics Matthew F. lXIealy lw. Genevieve Harding Physical Education Grace F. Johnson Marie D. Boehner Science E. Stuart VVoodward Arthur V. Donnellan Helen lW. Kelley Librarian Susan H. James

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Mr. Casey's Message As the day of your graduation approaches, we find it difficult to frarne our farewell message to this senior class. The proverbial 'wishes for a happy future seem hardly appropriate at this critical time in the u'orld's history. Instead of glozring phrases assuring you of golden opportunities, we hand you a burden.. We who hare trained you humbly expect you to save the world for us. We hope that our deep, .sincere interest has helped to prepare you for the tremendous task you faceA to rescue the world from tyranny and to saerzfce your right to days of carefree youth. We hare tried to ineuleate upon your character the principles of persererance, loyalty, truth, ,Imericauismg and we trust you to carry ou. You young men and ufomen hare shouvn -by your co-operative, earnest response that you hare absorbed these lessonsg se ue send you forth confident that you will be a credit to your home, your sehool, and your country. This year you hare dedicated your Yearbook to flIis.s'1'll1'zr1l1etl1 H. Norman, our retiring Latin teaeher,ga noble AIIIZPTZ-Cllfl, a noble Ronzanfl .Yo one has ever surpassed her in genuine interest and lore of the youth in her care. She has the utmost respect of her colleagues and of the pupils who will remember her and lore her long, and we ash that she remember us in like manner. We are grateful for her large share in nzahing Jamaica Plain High School thefiue organization it is. lVe assure her that her place in our hearts will uerer 5ZfZ'46CAM7 be filled.

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Sr'1'rz'ff1r'1f .Y Il I'-W' Margaret M. Morrissvy Alim' H. Tracy I 'lz'1'i1'11f ,lNfS'1.SfllI1f Sf-lmol l,lIjj.Vfl'l.ClII f'ilI'iStillC M'. Iizmmnn Richard fwllllllillgllillll, M.D. Tlfirfl liner: Mi: Mc'i':ll'lll.x', Mr. Imuli-y, Hlr. Mvumlxxziril, Mr, limlzlglly, Mr. U'I,L'nl'y, Mr. Wvmllvr. Mr. Dun- iu-Hzlli. Mr. Vlilniliiiglizliii. Mr. Mvuly, Mr. Sllllivzul. Mr. Swann. Mr. llllffj' Nfwmnl li'un': Mrs, lim-lllu'i'. Miss llviiln-sscy, Miss l':1mpiuI1, Miss Urisvull. Miss Jiliiws. Miss Vlzxllvy, Bfiss flue-sligv. Miss 'l'nm1hix11gli, Dr. Barry, Miss lfzliimmii. Miss Dowd, Ur. NIEIIIIIUII, Miss lluulil. Miss Huiwiiiipz. Miss U'M:1II4-y. Miss Dziwsuil l'rvfnl lfuzr: Miss Mullin. Mrs. lrzwy. Miss lulls. Miss Xnrlnnll. Mr. Kinsey. Miss Murrissvy, Miss lilcssinglun Miss Doiilam, Miss Kvlley, Bliss 0'f'0nm-ll, Miss Maguire y