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

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Sixth Row: Roger Harmon, Francis Hughes, William Remlinger, Ar- thur Giddings, John MacKinnon. Fifth Row. Robert LaMarca, John Fletcher, Robert Gregory, Robert McGovern, Henry Granskie. Fourth Ro-iv: John Webster, John Garrity, James Grady, Bernard Shea, Edward Moriarty. Third Row: Teresa Peterson, Mar- garet Odom, Dorothy Coveney, Ed- ward Bennett, Mary Meehan, Cath- erine Carroll. Second Row: Charlotte Nardone, Grace Pezzulo, Rita Owens, Mr. O ' Leary, Vivian Newbrandt, Ali- son Porter. First Ro7v: Elizabeth Peters, Elianor Piatelli, Phyllis Munday, Claire O ' Donnell, Joan O ' Neill. 1 ment. Since then Are you going to J. A. this afternoon? has become a familiar cry throughout the school. Arma vircumque cano A new Latin Club was chartered in our Junior Year. — Oh, the fun we had ! All our good times together there were climaxed by a real Roman Banquet at the home of our teacher, Miss Ruggles. The next day the whole school knew about how the dignified Latin Clubbers, wrapped in sheets- er-ah-togas — shouted Latin cheers till the shingles fell off the roof. Among the Junior Library Club members were Marie Regan and Ruth Ar- zoumanian. Little Ruthie certainly did work hard to get into the club, and she cer- tainly deserves praise for her success. The Clarion, that wonderful magazine published three times a year, needed some new writers and typists so Barbara Bennett, Barbara Beurman, Helene An- derson, Thelma Hanson, Elois Hersey, Ida Fenter, and Shirley Flynn began their careers early. Those days are gone forever — but better things were in store for us as J. P. Seniors. They await you, too. Sophomores and Juniors. E. H. T. H. Page Thirteen

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the members. Dick Straughn was laying the foundations of his future poHtical career, for the next year he became president of the Key Club and president of our class. A new Health project was started for girls. It seemed queer to go to Health five days a week, but the course turned out to be not only instructive, but enter- taining. Will we ever forget the Variety Show that Miss O ' Malley so capably coached? It could almost have been called a Junior Variety Show, for the Juniors out- numbered all other performers. John Jackson this year proved to be our up-and coming football star. Base- ball, being a favorite sport and Boston a baseball center, we had three future Babe Ruths on our team : Sol Mouradian, Frank White, and Richard Jacobson. We were able to find out how Constance Boudreau and Helene Anderson kept [heir slender figures — they joined the Riding Club and kept slim the easy way. The Debating Club produced a few lady Daniel Websters : Alice Richmond, Joan McCarthy, and Helen Kondel. Then we were surprised one day to be called into the assembly to hear our own Louise Crowley speak about Junior Achieve- SiJirth Ron:: Daniel Hasenbine, Al- fred Hathaway, Nelson Sherman, John Baranofsky, Ronald Hill. Fifth Kow: William Johnson, Fred- erick Nielsen, James Goodwin. Sal- vatore Russo, Lloyd Frame. Fourth Row: Ronald Falconer, Eu- gene Fernandez, William Stone, Alfred Ryan, Harold Eccles, Paul Kent. Third Row. Constance Kelley, M ar- garet McDermott, Robert jiurphy, Dorothy Mutlow, Isabel MacPher- Second Row. Gladys Morin, Arden King, Mr. Wendler, Anne Bul- man, Edith Morgan, Shirley Mills. First Row. Barbara Monroe, Joan Morash, Loretta Morlock, Eliza- beth Murray, Patricia Mulligan. Page Twelve

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oom Sixth Row. Harry Alalajian, George Lidback, Earl Lovejoy, Thomas Manning, Arnold Canale. Fifth Row: Franklin MacKenzie, Raymond Lane, Gerald Callahan, Paul McKenna, Walter Lyons. Fourth Row. Audrey Ralston, Mar- garet Connell, Barbara Menz, Ruth Reid. Third Row. Claire Riley, Lorraine Elias, Mary Delano, Janet Rem- linger, Phyllis Quinlan, Juliet Pe- ters. Second Ro-du: Dolores Piatelli, Phyl- lis Morin, Noreen Pray, Miss Rug- gles, Rita Tardanico, Ann O ' Brien. First Row. Joan Morgan, Helen Pitts, Margaret Pollard, Josephine Ross, Helen O ' Rourke. Sixth Rou-: Francis O ' Connor, Wil- liam Murphy. Francis Miller, Rob- ert King, Edward Shannon, Rich- ard May. Fifth Row. Michael Giardello, Hugh MacKenzie. Albert Marsh, George Stathe, Walter Boyce. Fourth Rozu: Adam Mroz, Donald Mitchell, Robert Walker, James Hufnagle, Arthur Lhizis. Third Row. Winifred McCormack, Ida McEleney, Eleanor McLaugh- lin, Virginia Noonan, Alice Mul- hern. Second Roiv: Ann Smith, Jean Mor- gan, Mr. Crowley, Marguerite Ma- loney, Raffaella Marenghi. First Row. Betty Mintz, Rita Nan- tell, Adela O ' Handley, Marion Mo- riarty, Marlene Murnane.