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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1956 JAMAICA PLAIN HIGH SCHOOL JAMAICA PLAIN, MASSACHUSETTS -ipmaira Plain Branch Library Jsmaica Plain Branch Library 12 Sedgwick Street Jamaica Plain. MA 02130-2897 We Dedicate Rosanna M. Dowd Hazel W. Ruggles our 1956 Yearbook to Miss Campion, Miss Dowd, and Miss Ruggles who, to our regret, have retired from Jamaica Plain High School this year . We have missed the careful teaching of Miss Campion whose splendid scholarship and rich background brought life into our work. We will miss, too, her able direction of Class Day activities. We have missed the boundless energy, artistic appreciation, and thorough schol- arship of Miss Dowd which made her classes interesting to us . The time she spent on individual pupils and pupils, in general, testified always to her kindly interest in the betterment of our school . We have missed the buoyant graciousness of Miss Ruggles . Hers was a dual per- sonality. This was reflected In her love of the classics, her desire to inculcate this love in her pupils, and her genial interest in their everyday experiences. The National Honor Society, sponsored by her in our school, is a tribute to her appreciation of schol- arship . We congratulate these teachers at the conclusion of successful years of teaching and wish for them many years of joy and happiness. G.C. 4 My Congratulations John B . Casey Headmaster to the members of the Class of 1956 on the completion of their high school career. You are fortunate to be entering the business world at a time when great opportunities for employment exist. I hope that the virtues of industry and integrity, which we have tried to develop in you, will remain with you throughout your life . Your courses of study were designed to teach you to work and to learn the value of overcoming difficult assignments. The friends you have made in this school, both teachers and pupils, should serve to teach you the value of getting along with people . This school world in which you have been living should prepare you for the world of industry, higher education, and home building which you are about to enter . This year, we are dedicating the Yearbook to three members of the faculty who have retired: the Misses Frances R, Campion, Rosanna M. Dowd, and Hazel W. Ruggles. They were all wonderful teachers who gave their time and talents to the youth of this city for a great many years. To each of them we extend our hope for a long, happy, and well- deserved period of rest. You, the Class of 1956, could do no better than to model your lives after these fine teachers. 5 Front Row, L. to R.: Miss Buckley, Miss Chesley, Miss Dricoll, Miss Demp- sey. Miss Barrett, Miss Blessington. Second Row: Mr. Dugan, Mr. McGuckian, Mr. Donaghy, Mr. Dooley, Mr. Buck, Mr. Best. Front Row, L. to R.: Miss Sullivan, Miss Ruggles, Miss Tombaugh, Miss Mc- Clare, Miss Thyne, Miss O ' Connell. Second Row: Miss O ' Malley, Miss Mc- Guire, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Murphy, Mr. O ' Leary, Mr. Wendler, Mr. Mealey, Miss MuUin. 6 ENGLISH DRESSMAKING Edward F. Brickley Catherine M . Dempsey Anne C. Donlan Ann R. Howe Mary V . Hubbard Marion A . DriscoU HISTORY Marion Che s ley Esther Hennessey Louise P. O ' Malley LANGUAGES Margaret M. O ' Connell Mary F. Sullivan MATHEMATICS Matthew F. Mealy Julia A. Barrett COMMERCL L William H. Dugan Catherine Blessington Robert F. Buck Margaret Maguire Cornelius O ' Leary Mary E . Thyne Marion B . Tombaugh Jeremiah F. Sullivan SCIENCE Charles E . Duffy John T. Best Helen M. Kelley Marie E . Mc Sweeney AGRICULTURE Thomas P . Dooley Dennis M. Crowley Edward J. Donaghy John W. McGuckian Henry G . Wendler ART Frances Forte GUIDANCE Anna J . Mullin PHYSICAL EDUCATION Alice P. McClare PHYSICAL SCIENCE Edward J. Murphy LIBRARY Alice M . Buckley MEDICAL AID Catherine F. Hurley SECRETARIES MoUie P . Gleekman Christine M . Bannon Heads of Departments 7 CAROLE ADAMS Fuzzy 45 Haverford Street Activities: Red Cross 4 Hobby: Roller Skating, Dancing ELAINE L. ALBERT 153 Highland Street Roxbury Activities: Basketball 2 Hobby: Skating CAROLE L. ALLEN 44 Green Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3; Golf 2, 3, 4; Office Assist. 3; Picture Com . 4 Hobby: Flying i JEAN M. ANDERSON Peanuts 20 Montpelier Road Dorchester Hobby: Music WILLIAM F. ANDREWS, JR. Bill 93 Bragdon Street Activities: Clarion Ad- vertising 4 Hobby: Bowling ELIZABETH A. ARDREY Betty 30 Oakdale Street Activities: Swimming 2 Hobby: Cooking up a Scheme DONALD S. ARMSTRONG Don 55 Cardan Avenue Roslindale Activities: Treasurer 4 Hobby: Bowling JAMES J. ASSATLY Jim 34 Highland Park Avenue Roxbury Activities: Baseball 2, 3; Football 3, 4 Hobby: Loafing LILLIAN P. BENNETT Lil 265 Centre Street Activities: Basketball 2; Latin 3; Usher 3 Hobby: Skating The Jumpers 10 GERALDINE L. BODI Gerry 32 Lawn Street Roxbury Activities: Tennis 2; Science 2; Class Vice- President 4; Golf 2 Hobby: Baseball NANCY B. BRAHM Crazy Legs 34 Goldsmith Street Activities: Bowling 3; Tennis 2 ; Swimming 2; Red Cross 4; Fashions 3 Hobby: Roller Skating, Motorcycle Riding MILDRED A. BOHANE Millie 8 Lester Place Activities: Red Cross 4, Fashion 3 Hobby: Bowling, Dancing JOAN P. BOURGAULT Joanie 5 Glenvale Terrace Activities: Bowling 3; Swimming 3 Hobby: Homework CAROLE H. BRA UN Narola 78 Dent Street West Roxbury Activities: Bowling 3; Red Cross 2, 4; Fash- ions 2 Hobby: Bowling, Swim- ming STUART D. BRIDGES Stu 77 Westchester Road Activities: Student Council 4; Lieut. 4; Key 4 Hobby: Making Money, Girls CLAIRE L. BOYCE 1 1 Carolina Avenue Activities: Swimming 2; Bowling 3; Fashions 2, 3; Treas. 2; Cheer- leader 4 Hobby: Eating JUDITH A . BROWN Judy 269 Lamartine Street Activities: Science 3 Hobby: Sports, Reading JOAN M . BRYAN 131 Williams Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3,4; Tennis 2,3; Treas. 2. 3, 4; Patrol 2; Red Cross 2 Hobby: Sports, Traveling The Jerseys 11 GEORGE S. BRYANT Georgie 104 Minden Street Activities: Captain 4 Hobby: Driving, Read- ing My Blouse RUTH K. BUCHAN Ruthie 78 Carolina Avenue Hobby: Dreaming NANCY A. CAHILL 80 Pond Street Hobby: Reading BEATRICE M. CANNY Beadie 39 Forbes Street Activities: Bowling 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2; Fashions 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 2; Cheerleader 4 Hobby: Bowling, Dances, Hot Rods, Swimming PATRICIA A. BURKE Pat 64 Williams Street Activities: Basketball 3; Tennis 2; Swimming 2; Fashions 2; Council 4 Hobby: Swimming, Eat- ing GLORIA A. CAPORIZZO Glo 96 Hunneman Street Roxbury Activities: Swimm ing 2; Red Cross 2; Fashions 2; National Honor 3,4; Year- book 4; Tuesday Club 4 Hobby: Having Fun EDWARD J. BYRNE Eddie 45 Oriole Street West Roxbury Activities: Football 2, 3, 4 Hobby: Baseball ROBERT G. CARR Bob 48 Atherton Street Activities: Drum Bugle 3, 4; First Lieut. 4 Hobby: Drums 12 JANICE I, CAUDLE Cuddles 18 Plant Court Activities: Swimming 2; Bowling 2; Basketball 2; Office Assist . 4; Clarion 4 Hobby: Boys I JOAN C. CLARK Joanie 19 Edgehill Street Activities: Patrol 4 Hobby: Dancing, Boys EILEEN M. CORBOY Honey 277 Forest Hill Street Activities: Yearbook 4, Council 4; Bowling 3; Tennis 2 Hobby: Hopscotch CONSTANCE J. CHRISTO Coimie 21 Forbes Street Activities: Tennis 3; Glee 3; Class Treas. 3, 4; Clar- ion 4; Yearbook 4; National Honor 3, 4 Hobby: Going on Excursions NELSON E. CLARKE 67 Linden Road West Roxbury Activities: Track 2; Football 2 Hobby: Eating, Sleeping CAROLE L. CORNISH Carrie 34 Chestnut Square Hobby: Dancing JOSEPH F.CHURCHILL 244 Roxbury Street Roxbury Hobby: Girls ELEANOR K. CONLON Ellie 251 Heath Street Activities: Fashions 3, 4 Hobby: Dancing, Swim- ming EVERETT L. COSTA Sweeney 65 Westchester Road Activities: Football 4; Capt. 4; Baseball 4; Hockey 4 Hobby: Sleeping JOHN J, CLANCY 1154 Harrison Avenue Roxbury Hobby: Fooling around with cars ELIZABETH A. CONROY Sistie 17 Lourdes Avenue Activities: Clarion 4; Chemistry 4 Hobby: Piano Playing, Skating MADELINE D. COUNIHAN Maddy 21 Dorr Activities: Red Cross 2 Hobby: Dancing 13 MARGARET A. COX Peggy 32 Wenham Street Hobby: Dancing, Rec- ord Collecting EDITH COY Edie 16 Cable Street Activities: Basketball 4; Tennis 3 Hobby: Collecting Rec- ords CAROL J, CRASCO 169 Stratford Street West Roxbury Activities: Fashions 2, 3; Yearbook Adv. 4 Hobby: Buying New Clothes, Bowling MARGARET H. CRONIN Peggy 154 Heath Street Activities: Bowling 2 Hobby: Roller Skating, Dancing SYLVIA A. CROPPER 5 Brewer St. Silkie Activities: Bowling 2, 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Tennis 2,3; Golf 2; Red Cross 3; Clarion 3,4; Picture Com. 4; Treas. 4; Chemistry 4 Hobby: Being Happy LINDA M. DELVENTAL Bliss 76 Forbes Street Activities: Basketball 3; Bowling 3; Tennis 2; National Honor 3,4; Clarion 3,4; Yearbook 4; Tuesday 4; Glee 3 Hobby: Murdering Chopin LEE B. CROWELL 22 Rowell Street Activities: Cross Coun- try 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4 Hobby: Records FRANCES MARIE DEVEREAUX Marie 12 Thwing Street Roxbury Activities: Bowling 2, 3; Red Cross 3; Council 4 Hobby: Dancing, Bowl- ing, Softball RONALD M. CUTHILL Scotty 12 Dixwell Street Roxbury Activities: Track 4 Hobby: Jazz Records DAVID A. DION Dave 26 Horan Way Activities: Key 2, 3; Basketball Mgr. 3 Hobby: Sleeping ELIZABETH F. DAVIS Betty 82 Roxbury Street Roxbury Activities: Office Ass ' t 3, 4; Chemistry 4 Hobby: Bowling, Work- ing CHARLOTTE DISMUKES Dizzy 17 Horan Way Hobby: Dancing, Home- work 14 EDWARD T. DO LAN Eddy 3506 Washington Street Activities: Key 3,4; 1st Lieut. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3,4 Hobby: Sports DANIEL R. DUHN Dan 12 St. Peter Street Activities: Key 1; Lieut. 4 Hobby: Bowling JOHN W. DOWD Dowdy 3421 Washington Street Hobby: Eating LORRAINE E. DUSTIN Dusty 125 Boylston Street Activities: Library 2; Bowling 3,4; Clarion 3, 4; Cheerleader 4 Hobby: Reading ALFRED C. DREW Al 58 St. Mark ' s Road Dorchester Activities: Hockey 3, 4; Lieut. 4 Hobby: Working on my ' 39 coupe. Milking cows GWENNETH L. EDWARDS Gwen 23 Linwood Street Activities: Cheerleader 4; Bowling 4; Glee 2,3 Hobby: Reading CAROLE A. DUERDEN 39 Danforth Street Activities: Bowling 3, 4; Golf 3; Tennis 3; Basket- ball 3 Hobby: Dancing HELGA R. EMMONS Pat 4 Adelaide Terrace Activities: Fashion 3, 4; Treas. 2 Hobby: Making money JOSEPH C. FARREN Joe 90 Forbes Street Activities: Lieut. 4 Hobby: Bowling ' If I ' m elected ' 15 Another Murrow? BETTY ANNE FETLER Happy Birthday 48 Boylston Street Activities: Fashion2,3; Treas. 3,4; Cheerlead- er 4 Hobby. Holy Name Dance FREDERICK JOSEPH FINN Fred 54 Glen Road Ac tivitie s: Trac k 2 , 3 Hobby: Drive-ins, Mak- ing Millions at Filene ' s JUDITH M. FAUL Judy 66 Birch Street Activities: Office As- sistant 4 Hobby: Roller Skating JOSEPH R. FEENEY Joe 678 Dudley Street Roxbury Activities: Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Track 4; Capt. 3, 4 Hobby: Hot Rods R. GAIL FITZPATRICK Gay 95 Jamaica Street Activities: Red Cross 4 Hobby: Listening to ra- dio, Dancing JOHN J. FAULSTICK Jack 63 Wensley Street Activities: Key 2; Base- ball 3 Hobby: Baseball JOHN J. FERGUSON Fergie 38 Dalrymple Street Activities: Yearbook 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Track 2; Class Pres- ident 4 Hobby: Sleeping DOROTHY A. FLANNERY Dotty 5 Bickford Avenue Activities: Swimming2; Bowling 2,3,4 Hobby: Dancing, Bowl- ing 16 JAMES F. FLAVIN Jim 76 Parkton Road Hobby: Drama, Horse- back Riding ROBERT L. FLOYD Bob 137 Williams Street Activities: Lieut. 4 Hobby: Baseball, Swim- ming ANDREW J. FLYNN Andy 39 Eliot Street Activities: Hockey 1,2; Football 4 Hobby: Sports MARILEE FLYNN Binky 14 Harvard Street Dorchester Activities: Bowling 2; Swimming 2; RedCross 3; Patrol 4 Hobby: Talking THOMAS V. FLYNN Tommy 103 Lamartine Street Activities: Football 3, 4 Hobby: Sports EDWARD P. FOLEY 9 Saint Peter Street Activities: Football 3, 4; Track 1,2; Drum Corps. 4; Capt. 4 Hobby: Sports ROSEMARIE A. FONTANA Rose 5 Walden Street Hobby: Reading PAULA L. FORBES Sergeant 19 Day Street Activities: Basketball 2; Golf 2; Tennis 2; Picture Comm. 4 Hobby: Horseback Rid- ing, Drama DAVID H, FOSHEY Dave 80 Fulda Street Roxbury Hobby: Fishing JOHN W. FRANCIS Jack 550 Gallivan Boulevard Dorchester Activities: Football 2 Hobby: Spending Money DAVID J. FRAWLEY 7 Ennis Road Activities: Football Mgr. 3,4; Baseball 2,3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Lieut. 4 Hobby: Sports HELEN L. FULLER Blondie 80 Pond Street Activities: Library 3,4; Patrol 3; Red Cross 2 Hobby: Reading 17 JOSEPH J. GALLAGHER Joe; ' 36 Ardale Street Roslindale Activities: Track 3, 4; Football 4; Lieut. 4; Baseball 3, 4; Basket- ball 4 Hobby: Baseball MARTHA H. GIBSON 15 Paul Gore Street Activities: Red Cross 3, 4; Bowling 4 Hobby: Dancing FRANCES E. GARVEY Fran 259 Heath Street Activities: Glee Club 2 Hobby: Dancing MARGARET L. GILLEO Peggy 68 Forbes Street Activities: Bowling 3 Hobby: Swimming, Skat- ing ELEANOR I. GOODE EUie 6 Dixwell Street Activities: Basketballs, 4; Bowling 3,4; Chem- istry 4; Tennis 3,4 Hobby: Sports WILLIAM D. GOODWIN Ace 205 Chestnut Avenue Activities: Football 2,3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3,4; Baseball 3,4 Hobby: Playing Basket- ball THOMAS A. GOSSE Gus 19 Fountain Street Roxbury Hobby: Swimming, Hockey, Horseback Riding CATHERINE A. GOTOVICH Kay 60 Brookside Avenue Activities: Cheerleader 4; Bowling 4; Treas. 3, 4 Hobby: Drawing, Sports 18 DAVID L. GRIFFIN Dave 18 Green Street Activities: Baseball 3,4 Hobby: Pool, Sports : L If t FRANCIS W. HARTFORD Frank 100 Day Street Activities: Football 2,3, 4; Hockey 2, 4; Track 2; Baseball 2; Key 2 Hobby: Sleeping FRANK W. HORAN 194 Savin Hill Avenue Activities: Football 1,2, 3; Track 1,3,4; Base- ball 4 Hobby: Sports MARILYN T. GIUVA Merry 1851 Columbus Avenue Roxbury Activities: Cheerleader 4; Bowling 4; Fashion 2; Office Assist. 3 Hobby: Bowling NEIL F. HEALEY 40 Easton Avenue Activities: Hockey 2,3, 4; Football 2,3, 4; 1st Lieut. 4 Hobby. Participation in Sports MARILYN J. GUARAGNA Mur ll6McGreevey Way Roxbury Activities: Council 4; Swimming 2; Junior Achiev. 3; Yearbook 4; Clarion 3, 4; Office As- sist. 4; Usher 3 Hobby: Writing to Hank JEANNE M. HOGAN Jeannie 30 Schiller Road Activities: Council 4; Clarion 3; Office Assist. 3 Hobby: The usual stuff ERNEST L. HARRIS Emie 43 Dalrymple Street Hobby: Woodwork, Electricity, Basketball, Fixing things NANCY L. HOPKINS Nan 30 Adelaide Street Activities: Fashion 2,3, 4 Hobby: Collecting Rec- ords Room for one More? 19 ANNE P. KEARNS 47 West Walnut Park Activities: Bowling 3,4; Office Assist. 3; Cheerleader 4 Hobby: Bowling BEVERLY A. KELLEY Bev 152 Ward Street Activities: Bowling 3 Hobby: Roller Skating r JACQUELINE A. HUGHES Jackie 13 Kenilworth St. Roxbury Activities: Bowling2,3; Tennis 2, 3; Golf 2; Nat. Honor 3, 4; Clarion 3, 4; Latin3; Chein.4; Usher3; Treas . 2 Hobby: Horseback Riding ROBERT E. JULIO Bob 7 Stellman Road Roslindale Hobby: Bowling RICHARD KHOURY Richi 37 Montvale Street Roslindale Activities: Baseball 2,3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Foot- ball 4 Hobby: Baseball HERBERT F. IRVINE Herb 17 Gartland Street Activities: Track 2 Hobby: Movies GAIL KANE Pudgy 25 Woodbrier Road West Roxbury Activities: Glee 4 Hobby: Bowling I ROBERT H. KILBANE Bob 172 Norfolk Street Dorchester Hobby: Chess, Ping pong 20 MARGARET V. KILDUFF Margie 8 Matbury Terrace Activities: Basketball 2, 4; Tennis 2; Office As- sist. 2, 3; Library 2 Hobby: Sports BARBARA A. KNAPP 15 Cornwall Street Activities: Glee 2,3; Treas. 2 Hobby: Setting and Cutting Hair ROBERTA C. LADIK Bobbi 25 Coster Street Activities: Treas. 3 Hobby: Roller Skat- ing ELIZABETH KIMPINSKY Betty, Liz 8 Bynner Street Activities: Office Assist. 4; Treas 2; Clarion 3,4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2 Hobby: Art, Reading ADAM E. KRAUSS 22 Lakeville Road Activities: Football 3, 4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Council 4; 1st Lieut. 4 Hobby: Sports RAYMOND F, LA ROCQUE Ray 40 New Heath Street Activities: Football 4; Track 3, 4; Capt. 4; Bas- ketball 4 Hobby: Marine Air Re- serve MARILYN F. KING Mai 828 Centre Street Activities: Glee 2 Hobby: Dancing, Records, Skating IRENE M. KNADLER Rene 14 Nira Avenue Activities: Office Assist. 2; Glee 2 Hobby: Dancing, Roller Skating 21 ' It ' s Tuesday Afternoon, Girls! CHARLES W. LYNCH Chuck 28 Cornwall Street Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Base- ball 2,3,4; Key 4; Foot- ball 3; Capt. 4 Hobby: Sports DOROTHY R. MAC DONALD Dottie 24 Cedar Park Roxbury Activities: Bowling 2 Hobby: Roller Skating, Basketball DAINIS LAURIS Scratch 461 Walnut Avenue Activities: Football 3,4; Capt. 4; Hockey 3, 4; Track 3,4; Yearbook 4 Hobby: Sports ROBERT D. LONG Bob 102 Baldwin Street Charles town Activities: Drum Bu- gle 2,3,4; Library 3 . Hobby: Sports, Movies MARGARET MACDONALD Mickie 114 Heath Street Activities: Lab. Assist. 4; Class Treas. 4; Fashions 3, 4 HAZEL B. LILLESKARE Hazy 11 Wait Street Roxbury Activities: Clarion 3,4; Office Assist. 2; Library 2,3,4; Forum 3 Hobby: Swimming, Read- ing ANNE W. LYNCH Sis 6 Chestnut Terrace Activities: Fashion 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Bowling 3 ; Swimming 2 Hobby: Dancing, Bowl- ing I WILLIAM G. MAC INTYRE Whitey 9 Wensley Street Activities: Baseball 2, 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 4 Hobby: Sports, Bowl- ing, Girls 22 ELEANOR D. MALIA Ellie 76 Hyde Park Avenue Activities: Basketball 3; Clarion 3 Hobby: Sleeping ELIZABETH L. McCANN Betsy 39 Parkton Road Hobby: Reading ANN A. MATTE 41 Prentiss Street Roxbury Hobby: Dancing, Skat- ing JUDITH A. MAXWELL Sam 9 Millmont Street Roxbury Activities: Bowling 2, 3,4; Tennis 2,3; Golf 2 Hobby: Bowling PAUL M. McCarthy Mac 151 Calumet Street Roxbury Hobby: People FRANCIS X. McCUSKER Mac 138 Perham St. West Roxbury Activities: Baseball 3,4; Sgt. 3 Hobby: Going to Mov- ies, Sleeping ALBERT W. MAZE Al 201 Boylston Street Activities: 1st Lieut. 4 Hobby: Work SALLY J. McGRATH Sal -Pal- ly Forbes Street Activities: Bowling 2, 3; Swimming 2; Library 2 Hobby: Hockey, Foot- ball Games KEVIN McKEON Mac 122 Minot Street Activities: Track 2,3,4; Key 2,3,4; Baseball 4 Hobby: Bowling Future Christina Diors 23 Gay Paree! ' ANNE M, E. McVINEY Mickey 29 Dalrymple Street Activities: Clarion 3, 4; Bowling 4 Hobby. Dancing JOHN A. MORIAN 28 Paul Gore Street Activities: Track 3, 4; Chemistry 4; Officer 4; Bowling 3 Hobby: Math Problems 0 i MARY JO Mclaughlin 3239 Washington Street Activities: Cheerleader 4; Fashions 2,4; Treas. 3; Swimming 2; Red Cross 2 Hobby: Dancing, Bowl- ing, Swimming JUDITH A. McNALLY Judy 4 Thomton Place Roxbury Activities: Bowling 4; Swimming 2; Patrol 1 Hobby: Movies JOHN J. MORIARTY Moe 42 Brookley Road Activities: Baseball 3 WARREN L. McMANUS Mack 27 Parkton Road Activities: Key 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; 1st Lieut. 4; Latin 3; Council 4 Hobby: Y.M.C.A. PATRICIA M. McNALLY Pat 4 Thomton Place Roxbury Activities: Fashions 2; Bowling 2 ; Swimming 2 Hobby: Dancing JOAN M. MURPHY 24 St. Rose Street Activities: Glee 2; Council 4; Fashions 2 Hobby: Dancing 24 MAUREEN C. MURPHY 400 Mt. Vemon Street Activities: Glee 2; Fashions 2 Hobby: Bowling, Skat- ing JOYCE M. MUTLOW 14 Biltmore Street Activities: Bowling 2,3; Swimming 2; Office As- sist. 4; Library 4; Patrol 3; Cheerleader 4; Picture Committee 4; Fashions 2 Hobby: Bowling THOMAS J. NARDONE Tom 23 Moraine Street Activities: Lieut. 4 Hobby: Working LORETTA M. NEWTON Babe 40 Bickford Street Hobby: Bowling VIRGINIA A. O ' BYRNE Ginger 78 Robinwood Avenue Activities: Clarion 4; Yearbook 4; Tennis 4; Class Sec. 4; Fashions 4; Usher 3 Hobby: Having a Good Time MARY M. PARLON Peggie 46 Cass Street. West Roxbury Activities: Swimming 2; Treas. 3; Cheerleader 4 Hobby: Cooking, Read- ing ELLEN T. O ' DONNELL 2 Hoffman Street Hobby: Bowling, Movies RICHARD A. PEDDELL Dick 38 Greenbrier Street Dorchester Hobby: Hunting EVELYN N. OLSON 9 Boylston Street Activities: Basketball 3, 4; Tennis 3; Bowling 2, 3; City Chorus 3; Year- book 4 Hobby: Enjoying Life ANNA LUCILLE PERSONS Duchess 9 Forest Street Roxbury Activities: Chemistry 4 Hobby: Skating DAVID P. O ' NEIL Dave 6 Arcadia Street Activities: Drum Bugle 4 Hobby: Fishing CHRYSANTHE S. PETEROS Chris 408 Centre Street Hobby: Enjoying Myself 25 1 DOROTHY C. PHILLIPS Dot 70 Green Street Activities: Tennis 2; Golf 2 Hobby: Bowling, Volun- teer Hospital Work, Sew- ing ? The Library ' s Best Attraction ? FRANCES T. PITTMAN Fran 24 Winthrop Street Roxbury Hobby: Reading, Sewing, Drawing, Dancing BEVERLY A. POWERS Bev 58 Annunciation Road Hobby: Bowling ANDREW F. PULEO Andy 11 Meehan Street Activities: Football 2; Treas. 2; Basketball 2, 3,4; Drum Bugle Sgr. 2; Capt. 3,4 Hobby: Hot Rod and Mo- tor Trend Books JAMES J. QUIGLEY Jim 207 Buck Avenue Melrose Activities: 2nd Lieut. 4 Hobby: Horseback Rid- ing, Skiing, Swimming MARY PINCIARO 10 Priesing Street Activities: Bowling 2; Office Assist. 2; Fash- ions 1, 2 Hobby: Movies ELEANOR M. POME ROY 30 St. John Street Activities: Red Cross 3, 4; Chemistry 4; Fash- ions 2, 3 Hobby: Nurse ' s Aide EDWARD J. QUINN Eddie 19 Forest Hills Street Activities: Track 2,3,4; Key 2,3,4; Office As- sist. 3,4; Yearbook 4; Clarion 3, 4 Hobby: Making Friends 26 JOANNE T. REARDON Jo 5 Union Avenue Hobby: Dancing, Tennis ROBERT H. RICCI Bob 60 McBride Street Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Sgt. 4 Hobby: Photography KATHLEEN H. REGAN Kathie 5 Chilcott Place Activities: Glee 3,4; Chemistry 4 Hobby: Dramatics MARJORIE A. RIORDON Margie 78 Carolina Avenue Hobby: Skating CHARLES A.R. REID Chuck 1 Parker Hill Terrace Roxbury Hobby: Piano Playing MARIE P. ROGERS Bootee 286 Highland Street Roxbury Activities: Bowling 2, 3; Glee 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3 Hobby: Sports, Dancing ROBERTA. REVELIOTIS Revie 12 Metcalf Court Activities: Football 2, 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Bowl- ing 3,4; Lieut. 3; Treas. 2; Captain 4 Hobby: Girls BEVERLY A. ROLLINS Penny 35 Peter Parley Road Hobby: Listening to Records, Dancing, Bowl- ing MARY LOU ROUMACHER 21 Logan Street Roxbury Activities: Tennis 2; Bowling 3 Hobby: Dancing DOLORES A. RUBINO Dolly 321 Centre St. Activities: Treas. 3 Hobby: Dancing, Bowl- ing CAROL A, RYAN 108 Manthome Road West Roxbury Activities: Bowling 2; Tennis 2; Golf 2; Year- book 4; Nat ' l Honor 3,4; Usher 3; Clarion 4 Hobby: Dancing, Swim- ming ELAINE M. RYAN Lainey 24 Seavems Avenue Hobby: Bowling 27 JOYCE J. SAROFEEN Detective 320 Walnut Avenue Roxbury Activities: Clarion 3; Red Cross 3 Hobby: Driving ROSE SCRIMA Rosie 328 Centre Street Hobby: Bowling, Listen- ing to records, Dancing DAVID S. SELMER Flat Top 268 Chestnut Avenue Activities: Hockey 2,3, 4; Football 2 Hobby: Listening to Good Music LILLL«iN V. SHARKEY Lill 434 Centre Street Activities: Office As- sist. 3 Hobby: The usual stuff ' RONALD L. SHEA Ronnie 3510 Washington Street Activities: Baseball 3, 4; Foodsall 3 Hobby: Horses LOUISE L. SIRONEN Weezie 26 South Huntington Ave. Activities: Nat ' I Honor 3, 4; Usher 3; Treas. 2 Hobby: Swimming ELIZABETH A. SHORT Betty 6 Biltmore Street Activities: Treas. 2; Glee Club 2,3 Hobby: Skating, Swim- ming JOSEPH SHUBSTER Joe 32 Rockvale Circle Activities: Track 3, 4; Chemistry 4; Baseball 3,4 Hobby: Baseball ELINOR E. SICILIANO Ellie 37 Spring Park Avenue Activities: Red Cross 2, 3,4; Office Assist. 2,3; Usher 3; Clarion 4; Year- book 4; Latin 2; Simpli- city 4 Hobby: Progressive Jazz, Bowling How Goes It? 28 JOHN G. SLOAN Geny 1 Dunning Way Forest Hills Activities: Hockey 3,4 Hobby; Listening to music CATHERINE B. SMITH Cathy 26 Vale Street Roxbury Activities: Tennis 2; Chemistry 4 Hobby: Traveling KENNETH R, SPEARS Kenney 60 Bickford Street Activities: Hockey 3 Hobby: Skating, Swim- ming BARBARA J. SPINNEY Jean 18 Plant Court Activities: Cheerlead- er 4; Fashion Show 2 Hobby: Swimming, Dancing PATRICIA C. SPROUL Pat 16 Byron Court Roxbury Hobby: Pho tography , Roller Skating JAMES A. TALANIAN Pasha 52 Brookley Road Activities: Football 3,4; Hockey 3,4; Baseball 2, 3.4 Hobby: Music GLORIA STAVRIS George 182 Cambridge Street Boston Activities: Bowling 2, 3; Chemistry 4; Fash- ions 2, 3 Hobby: Listening to Records STEPHAN E. THEODORE Baby Bruin 407 Huntington Avenue Boston Activities: Hockey 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4 Hobby: Hockey MARIE L. STERIT 79 Wyman Street Hobby: Stamp Collect- ing, Sewing, Cooking, Reading DOROTHY J. THERRIAULT Dottie 10 Dresden Street Activities: Latin 2; Li- brary 3, 4; Bowling 2; Basketball 3,4; Golf 3; Swimming 2 Hobby: Flying J. JOSEPH SYLVESTER Jay 82 West Walnut Park Roxbury Activities: Baseball 2, 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Football 2,3,4 Hobby: Girls DOROTHY L. THURSTON Dottie 19 Peter Parley Road Activities: Clarion 4 Hobby: Dancing, Sew- ing 29 JOHN L. TIGHE 81 Montebello Road Hobby: Making Money JOHN S. TOBIN Jack 51 Vale Street Roxbury Hobby: Dancing, Foot- ball, Basketball MARY JANE TORONTO 121 Green Street Activities: Golf 2; Treas. 3 Hobby: Boys DOROTHY LEE TOWNSEND Dotty Lee 14 Weld Hill Street Activities: Latin 2; Science 2; Clarion 3, Ed. 4; Chemistry 4; Usher 3; Basketball 2; Nat ' I Honor 3,4 Hobby: Reading KATHLEEN M. TREANOR Kay 42 Eliot Street Activities: Office As- sist. 2, 3, 4; Tennis 4; Chemistry 4; Latin 2; Simplicity 2, 4; Year- book 4; Clarion 4; Ush- er 3; Council 4 Hobby: Swimming JOSEPH V. VITELLO Joe 40 Parkton Road Activities: Lieut. 4; Patrol 2 En route to I.B.M ' s, 30 DAVID WALSH Dave 7 Harvard Street Dorchester Activities: Football 2,3, 4; Hockey 3,4; Track 3, 4; Capt. 3,4; Lieut. Colonel 3; Football Co- Capt. 4 Hobby. Hunting, Fishing GEORGE F. WATERMAN 11 View South Avenue Hobby: Photography JOHN F. WALSH 206 Heath Street Hobby: History MARILYN P. WALSH Mai 175 Hillside Street Roxbury Hobby: Dancing MARION B. WATERS Sally 11 Kensington Street Roxbury Hobby: Driving a green Pontiac DOROTHY F. WEST Dotty 3542 Washington Street Activities: Tennis 2 Hobby: Driving a blue Ford HERBERT J. WHITE Herb 43 Boumeside Street Dorchester Hobby: Baseball ANNE M. WOODWORTH Annie 77 Wensley Street Roxbury Activities: Patrol 2,3; Office Assist. 3 Hobby: Dancing FRANCIS J. YERED Arab 71 Lawn Street Activities: Baseball 3; Bowling 3 Hobby: Pool 31 CLASS OFFICERS 1956 Left to Right: President, John Ferguson; Vice-President, Geraldine Bodi; Treasurer, Sylvia Cropper; Secretary, Virginia O ' Byme. Senior Council First Row, L. toR.: Kathleen Treanor, Marilyn Guaragna, Mr. Casey, Charles Reed, Frances Devereaux . Second Row: Adam Krauss, Francis Yered, Patricia Burke, Eileen Corbouy, Jean Hogan, Joan Murphy, Stuart Bridges, Warren Mc- Manus . 32 Class Will WE, the Class of 1956, believing ourselves to be of sound mind and body, any varying opinions of the faculty notwithstanding, request that our estate be divided in the following manner: To Mr. Casey, Miss Mullin.and Senior Homeroom Teachers we leave a crying towel to dry their eyes after we leave, and also sincere thanks for making this one of the best years of our lives. To the Seniors we leave the song, Moments to Remember. To the Juniors we leave our enormous footsteps to try and fill and a few members of the Class of 56 who couldn ' t bear to leave this year . To the Sophomore Homeroom Teachers we leave the thought, Patience is a Virtue? To Mr. Gilligan and Miss Casey, we leave JOBS. To Mrs. Hurley, we leave an extra building for all the deathly ill pupils on test days. To Mrs. Gleekman, we leave a ten-year supply of sweet smelling spray for the office. To Mr. Bond, we leave a farm system so that our wearied football players may rotate. To the Commercial Department, we leave water wings for all the students lucky enough to have classes in 211. To the Agriculture Department, we leave a law eliminating all subjects except Agriculture. To Miss Donlan, we leave a formal invitation to make dinner for all future graduating classes at least once a year . To Miss Buckley we leave a lifetime supply of Rif . To Miss Hennessey, we leave the proceeds of a benefit dance in her behalf so that she may travel in style and comfort for the rest of hef life . To Mr. Dugan, we leave an assembly hall with name plates for each and every student and students who know how to leave the hall properly . To Mr. Sullivan, we leave a new tapping stick to replace the delapitated one he is now using. To Mr. McGuckian, we leave Jamaica Pond frozen solid all year long for our victorious hockey team to practice on. To Mr. Buck, we leave a smile and a candleabra to further his piano playing. To Mr. Brickley, we leave a store full of smiling fishes. To Miss O ' Connell, we leave an automatic watering can for her greenhouse on the windowsill. To Miss Kelly, we leave leopard skin seat covers and a Bermuda Bell for her turquoise convertible. To Mr. Duffy, we leave the story that he is always stuck with. To Miss O ' Mally, we leave a supply of ties for the unfortunate boys who are foolish enough to wander by 207 without one . To Mr. O ' Leary we leave two seven- foot sophomores for next year ' s basketball team. To Mr. Best, we leave the long awaited and much wished for grey flannel suit with a piece of fudge in the pocket. To Miss Maguire, we leave hundreds of money bags to fulfill the needs of our treasury. To Miss Chesley, we leave the three little words: HOME LESSON TEST. To Mr. Mealy, we leave that ever- famous jar of peanut brittle. To Miss Tombaugh, we leave J. P. High transformed into Filene ' s Bargain Basement. To anyone whom we forgot we leave our sincerest apology. IN WITNESS WHEREOF WE. of the Class of 1956, have on this day of May at Boston, county of Suffolk, Commonwealth of Massachusetts published and declared the foregoing instrument as and for our Class Will and Testament, signed by E.S. K.T. 33 i Third Row: Richard Bovill, David Welsh, Walter Bleiler, James Ansell, Arthur Johnson, John Borgal, Kenneth Donovan, William Ward. Second Row: David Campbell, James Feen- ey, Philip Flattich, Lucy Berardi, Joan Arshalian, Lorraine Archibald, Patricia Hayes, Barbara Richardson, Joseph Boucher, Robert Brooks, Miss Barrett. First Row: Ann Boyd, Dor- othy Birbeck, Judith Anderson, Susan Chase, Marie Aheam, Jeanette Al- meida, Margaret Burke, Edith Coy, Carol Mc Knight, Alice Tower. Room 102 J. p. Models Room 103 Third Row: Patrick Pezzulo, Robert Knapp, Janis Dreijmanis, William Cullen, Robert Collins, Edward Dowgialo. Second Row: Caroline Mainline, Carol Anne Hughes, Carole Hewson, Dennis Carey, John Creedon, Robert Condon, John Bohane, Anne Haggerty, Muriel Hadley, Miss Sulli- van. First Row: Hendra Holman, Joyce Fuller, Natalie Edens, Mary Gallagher, Edith Eraser, Mary Flynn, Bridget Flaherty, Joyce Green, Diane Matthews, Margaret Goddard . 38 Third Row: Richard Crowley, Walter Glennon, John Drew, John Hutchinson, Lionel Wood, John Drury, Lawrence Lawton, James Fuller, Robert Malone, Richard Dyer, Edgar Grenon . Second Row: John Gormley, Alice Frenette, Catherine CrisafuUi, Sally Francis, Dorothy Cronin, Loretta O ' Donnell, Dianne Patrick, Carol Heneberry, Bar- bara Duggan, Carol Dooley, Frank Flavin, Miss Chesley . First Row: Regina Dooner, Martha DiGiovine, Dorothy Potter, Diane Dee, Rosemary Dunn, Helen Devlin, Joanne Doherty, Gail Crowley, Dianne Croatti, Patricia Crawford, Eileen Del Selle, Ellen Donovan . Room 104 What Shall It Be? Room 105 Third Row: John Bouzan, Daniel Guerrera, James Johnson, John Demp- sey, Leo Mahoney, Joseph Brine, Rob- ert Felton. Second Row: Alfred John- son, Robert Butterfield, Richard Walk- er, Ronald Poirier, Leslie Spears, Karl Hudson, Frank Hegarty, Mr. Wendler. First Row: Stephen Galligan, David Robinson, David Masterson, George Mc Grath, William Noonan, Richard Muzzo, Gerald Brooker, William Kou- trouba, Robert Ahlquist, Arthur Croak. 39 Third Row: Francis Buckley, Edgar Dempsey, Harold MacLaughlin, Ger- ald Billouin, Richard Gilraine, James Condron, David Bohane . Second Row: Ronald Berry, Richard Cataldo, Philip Bums, Barbara Barlow, Maria Bukoiem- ski, Barbara Burt, Roberta Ansell, Bur- ton Walker, Mr. Crowley. First Row: Betty Adie, Marilyn Beatty, Barbara Arnold, Carol Bozzelli, Elena Giuliana, Eleanor Brinkert, Carolyn Dolan, Judith Briggs, Barbara Anderson, Irene An- drews, Joanne Bauer, Edith Brown. Room 110 Count Your Change Room 112 Third Row: Fred Langguth, Edmund Margeson, James Slattery, Gerard Lynch, George Kommuller, Michael Scipione, Edward O ' Connell, Joseph Sullivan, Ronald Lake. Second Row: Albert Lynch, Betty Langner, Ruth Schomburg, Patricia Sheehan, Patricia Lamond, Catherine Levesque, Chris- tine Lewis, Barbara Angelos, Patricia Greene, James Grossi, Mr. McGuck- ian. First Row: Judith Lamont, Martha Johansen, Joan Lavers, Nancy Lee, Barbara Stano, Mary Ledford, Renate Kran, Alice Karagozian, Gail Kane, Mary Kelley, Doris Keefe, Bar- bara Krauss . Third Row: Thomas Kelly, Charles Mangos, Thomas Crowley, Arthur Lewis, Paul Moriarty, Edward Hovestadt, David Hartl, David Hallett, William Harring- ton. Second Row: William Henderson, Anne Reed, June McSweeney,i Penelope McViney, Ann Mattie, Rose Mendolia, Elaine Sweatt, Barbara Morgan, Gail Martin, MissDempsey. First Row: Carol Maloney, Claire Mandeville, Rita Manganielli, Nancy Lindblade, Laur- etta Mahoney, Mary Maclsaac, Donna Sweeney, Ann Miller, Darlene Mayer, Marilyn Tiews, Catherine Doherty, Pa- tricia Johnson . Room 113 We Display Our Talents Room 202 Third Row: George Slattery, John Tow- sey, James Mumane, Weldon Lloyd, William Troy, John Tighe, David Walsh, David Healy, Robert McMurtry, Paul De- Coste. Second Row: Marjorie Reardon, Janice Procopio, Eugene Mac Donald, Joseph Magoon, Carl Dingee, Ronald Whittaker, Richard March, Raymond Lew- is, Constance Reen, Beverly Oliver, San- dra Potter, Miss O ' Connell. First Row: Sandra Miller, Jean Peters, Theresa Vitale, Sandra Peterson, Elizabeth Randall, Vija Teles, Marion Muise, June Mulholland, Marie Palmer, Kathleen Plunkett, Eliza- beth Poodiack, Edith Murphy. 41 Third Row: Robert Sullivan, Indulis Smits, Donald Smith, Fred Fitzgerald, William Young, Joseph Martin, William Seale, Joseph McLaughlin, Donald Bridges, Anthony Russo, Richard Ro- maine, Charles Sotir, Edward Ellis. Second Row: Jeanette Shire, Marion Spellman, Barbara Sotir, Janet Short, Pa tricia Sweeney, Edith Sinacola, Betty Sproul, Geraldine Wright, Marjorie Wil- son, Miss O ' Malley. First Row: Ruth Banks, Judith Robertson, Anne Plunkett, Marjorie Archilles, Eleanor Sperrazza, Judith Salemme, Carol Snow, Virginia Rollins, Ina Shepherd, Elizabeth Sam- ner, Frances Wiggins, Janet Wittekind. Room 207 ' After The Ball Is Over Room 210 Third Row: Frances Ellsworth, John Dwyer, Robert Horton, Paul Conroy, Paul Dolan, Bernard Devlin, John De Mottia, Stanley Leary, Ronald Stewart . Second Row: Charles Hogan, Etta CeruUo, Pa- tricia Carson, Joy Donelan, Catherine Darcy, Barbara Chiampa, Robert Doiran, James McCormick, MissThyne. First Row: Lorraine Chamberlain, Mary Brown, Janet Aprille, Maureen Cotter, Patricia Cox, Madeline Carr, Lois Cunningham, Lois Armington, Naomi Cosgrove, Ruth Cohen . 42 Third Row: James Cover, William Con- nerty, Joseph Grenham, David Feeney, John Foley, David Goodkin, Michael Garvey. Second Row: Ruta Dreijmanis, Joanne Stratton, Mary Fisher, Patricia Finn, Eleanor Fiorillo, Sue Emmons, Arlene Drew, Shirley Evans, MissBless- ington. First Row: Helen Burns, Joan Dw yer, Alice Buckley, Mary De Christo- faro, Ann Elson, Lois DeGregorio, Ro- salie Esposito, Carol Bradford, Dorothy Reynolds, Dolores Giannini, Barbara Brill, Patricia Estes . Room 211 Room 214 Third Row: Robert Groves, Joseph Geary, Augustine Reynolds, Manin White, Charles McGettrick, Carl Han- sen, John Matthews. Second Row: Harold Harris, Francis Reiser, Jane Gomperts, Marjorie Grinnell, Nancy Goodwin, Barbara Hopperman, Daniel Therriault, Robert Hughes, Mr. Sulli- van. First Row: Patricia Freitas, Pa- tricia Forbes, Dorothy Fitch, Eliza- beth Flippen, Ruth Fisher, June Gayer, Marie Scalfani, Rosemary Gould, Agnes Goss, Dolores Giancola, Janet Hawkins, Marion Healey . 43 Third Row: Robert Knowles, Richard Lalor, Dennis Kerr, James Morris, Leo Fletcher, John Brinkman, Sylvalia Hy- man, E.Joseph Spaulding, Vahan Ishkan- ian, John Greene . Second Row: Thomas Lopez, Thomas Lynch, Patricia Foul- sham, Constance Hughes, Mary Mac Neil, Joan Havlin, Geraldine Mahood, Mary Jackimowicz, Diane Kaye, Lillian Jansen, William Wolfrem, Miss Rug- gles. First Row: Sandra Simmons, Anne Hiltz, Hazel Johnson, Carol Kiley, Madeline Kallenburg, Lorraine Lanzillo, Margaret Ledford, Loretta Hirtle, Doro- thy Goss, Barbara Raftes, Florence Kar- agosian, Mary Ann Kettell. Room 302 Our House Committee Room 303 Third Row: Richard Solletti, Donald Amann, George Lunn, Kenneth Mc- Fadden, John Mahoney, Joseph La- Belle . Second Row: Johanna Schultz, William Carrigan, Charles Milliken, Gerald O ' Neil, Ronald Krikorian, Dav- id Campbell, Thomas Kane, Edward LeBonte, Pauline Lynch, Mr. Buck. First Row: Joann Mais, Carol McClel- lan, Ruth Leitiger, Ethel Means, El- vira Loiacono, Florence Littig, Roberta McGarity, Bemice Fuller, Frances Del Cor so, Audrey Marchant, Margaret Marcucella, Judith Marison . 44 Third Row: Thomas Maloney, Douglas Mann, John Brogan, Robert Goss, Rob- ert Bellemore, Robert Ferdinand, Fran- cis Bartick, Michael Koutrouba, Robert Murray. Second Row: Roger Powell, John Downey, Eleanor Oser, Rosemary O ' Donnell, Nancy Welsh, Marie Nichol- son, Grace O ' Connor, Margaret Caffrey, Lena Fontana, Stephen Pelechowicz, Miss Howe. First Row: Jeanette Mor- land, Margaret May, Margaret Michaels, Mary Ann Manteris, Rosemary Creigh- ton, Louise Hatch, Patricia O ' Brien, Ju- dith Menchi, Priscilla Mosely, Carol Noel, Gloria Musserian. Room 304 The Dolls Room 305 Third Row: Lawrence McCarthy, Joseph Hanley, Thomas McManus, John Regan, Robert Thompson, Lawrence Richmond, Richard Quinlan, James Harris. Second Row: Rosemarie Goss, Rena Nazarian, Janice Reiser, Theresa O ' Connor, Car- roll Schuster, Rose Ann Scanzillo, Jeanne Poulos, Claire Roy, Doreen Naughton, Miss Kelley. First Row: Loretta Sauer, Edith O ' Neil, Joan O ' Malley, Dianne Love, Rosemary Sarkisian, Carol Lennox, Jean Povilaitis, Winifred Palmer, Georg- ianna Holmes, Rita Petrie, Janet Quin- taglie . 45 Third Row: Raymond Schiffer, Paul Nichols, John Stevens, Joseph Cannata, John Doherty, Robert Donahue . Second Row: James Sullivan, Gerard Quinn, Joseph Lamont, Jean Steele, Joan Sulli- van, John Murray, Nicholas Petrocelli, Walter Simpson, Mrs. McSweeney. First Row: Barbara Sweeney, Lorraine McGrath, Mary Sproul, Frances Toronto, Louise Stringe, Mary Wilcox, Barbara Smith, Helene Thompson, Marcia Van- dercar, Patricia Hawes, Nancy Scurrah. Room 307 R oom 310 Third Row: Anthony Traficanti, Richard McManus, Stephen Ross, Gerard Burke, Arthur Athanasion, Joseph Davis . Second Row: James Manning, John Turchyn, Pa- tricia Crowley, Margaret O ' Neil, Ursula Allen, George Toronto, Richard Wil- marth, Leo Walsh, Mr. Best. First Row: Carol Procopio, Storm Foley, Joan Vigue, Janet VanStry, Carol Willis, Alice Wil- cox, Eleanor Callahan, Hope Walton, Kathleen Wholey, Jean Wenners, Joanne Welch. HIGH School offers opportunities for well-being physically and socially, as well as mentally, Jamaica Plain High with many pleasant memories of our past activities . We leave The Busy Beaver Club, known to others as the Yearbook Staff, will always be remembered for its care- ful planning and calmness (?) on picture days . Groans issuing from the second floor corridor were from none other than our Clarion Staff on Deadline Week. If nothing else, our high school years have taught the appreciation of some of the better things in life through our many Forums . Our scientific talents were aired in the Science Fair, and, in our last yt jr, a chance to blow up the lab came in the form of the Chemistry Club under the supervision of Mr. Best. A more serious opportunity was given to the students in Junior Red Cross. Here we dressed dolls for sick children and filled gift boxes for the needy in Europe. Our own girls were models in the Miss Simplicity show and, later, you should have seen our own creations . A Under social heading, Jamaica Plain High offers some opportunities for students to get H better acquainted with each other. Despite many bruises, fun was had by all at the skating H parties sponsored by the Key Club. After the bowling tournaments, we all had trophies to display, even if the majority of them were sore muscles. The Key Club dances at the H Y.M.C.A. will always be remembered, especially by the boys who were outnumbered P three to one. The highlight of any school ' s activities is the Prom. In our Sopho- W more year, a few of the more daring m embers of our class ventured forth, return- ing with fascinated looks in their eyes, stating that they were going to attend m next year ' s Prom if they had to ask their fathers. As Juniors, even more m of us were seen arriving with our sophisticated airs and best boyfriends. By January of our Senior year, the question heard most often was m Whom are you going to the Prom with? W 1 Yearbook wmi Standing, L. toR.: Constance Christo, Marilyn Guaragna, Carol Ryan, Evelyn Olson, Eileen Corboy, John Ferguson, Edward Quinn, Kathleen Treanor, Dainis Lauris . Seated: Virginia O ' Byme, Linda Delvental, Miss Donlan, Elinor Siciliano, Gloria Caporizzo. Seated, L. to R.: Sylvia Cropper, Janice Caudle, Joyce Mutlow. Standing, L.toR.: Miss Maguire Helen Fuller, Eileen Corboy. SENIOR PICTURES COMMITTEE Seated, L. to R.: Carol Allen, Miss Kelley, Sylvia Cropper. Standing: Elizabeth Short, Paula Forbes, Joyce Mutlow, Marilyn Guiva. ADVERTISING First Row, L. to R.: Frank Horan, Andrew Puleo, Joyce Sarofeen, Jo- seph Vitello, Miss Tombaugh. Sec- ond Row: Dorothy Phillips, Carol Crasco, John Francis. Third Row: Claire Boyce, Marilyn Walsh. Standing: Everett Costa, Eleanor Malia. 51 Seated, L. toR.: Marcia Vander Car, Dorothy Therrault, Hazel Lil- leskare, Joan Edstrom, Catherine Levesque, Joanne Doherty, Joan Dwyer . Standing: Joseph Keating, Edward Quinn, Miss Buckley, Helen Fuller, Marilyn Walsh, Dainis Lauris, Andrew F. Puleo. Library Council First Row, L. to R.: Anne McVinney, Lorraine Dustin, Rosemary Dunne, Mari- lyn Guaragna, Patricia Lamond, Jean Peters, Sylvia Cropper, Dorothy Town- send, Kay Treanor, Maureen Murphy, Linda Delvental . Second Row: Nancy Lee, Sandra Potter, Richard Dyer, Janet Short, Donna Sweeney, Dorothy Thurston, Alice Buckley, Jacqueline Hughes, Judy Maxwell, Bette Davis, Hazel Lilliskare, Raymond LaRocque, Eddie Quinn, Mr. Brickley. Third Row: Carol Ryan, Elea- nor Siciliano, Beverly Kelley, Elizabeth Kimpinsky, Janice Caudle, Joan Edstrom, Joyce Fisher, Constance Christo, Virgin- ia O ' Byrne, Elizabeth Conroy. Clarion National Honor Society— 1955 First Row, L. to R.: Barbara Moffett, Suzanne Parker, Anna Scordino, Dor- othy Matthews, Greta George, Eliz- abeth Lowson, Joan Puleo, Eileen Craig, Joan Burke . Second Row: Gloria Caporizzo, Liga Feldmanis, Jacqueline Hughes, Constance Chris- to, Gunta Miske, Carol Ryan, Wini- fred Delvental, Jacqueline Twombly, Virginia O ' Byme, Linda Delvental, Louise Sironen, Dorothy Townsend. Third Row: Patricia MacNeil, Nor- man Dion, Joseph Shubster, Richard Amoling, Justin Sweatt, Alfred Brothers, Helen Kelly. Absent: Da- vid Alton, Dennis Haney. Sponsor: Miss Ruggles . 52 mrwM i Library Forum First Row, L. to R.: Sandra Miller, Joseph Keating, Joan Edstrom, Rob- ert Kilbane, Dorothy Therrault . Sec- ond Row: John Garmley, Dainis Lauris, Andrew F. Puleo, Edward Quinn, John Morian, Hazel Lilleskare , Key Club First Row, L. to R.: Kevin McKeon, Warren McManus, Donald Smith, Ed- ward Quinn, Charles Lynch, Weldon Lloyd, Richard Dyer, John Credon. Second Row: Mr. Buck, James Morris, David Campbell, James Mumane, Rob- ert Donaghue, Edward Dolan, Judulis Smith, William Harrington. Third Row: Edward O ' Connell, Raymond Lewis, Carl Dingie, Stuart Bridges, John Hutch- inson, Walter Blier. 53 AT JAMAICA PLAIN HIGH SCHOOL we have the only department of Agriculture in the city. Every year the boys and girls participate in exhibits and judging: Christmas Greens and Flower Sales, Mr. Crowley; Live Stock Judging, Mr. Donaghy; Spring Flower Show, Mr. McGuckian; Poultry Judging, Mr. Wendler. Here are only two of the interesting ex- hibits of the year . 54 Merchandising THE CO-OPERATIVE MERCHANDISING class concentrate on a big Christmas display in the Retailing Room 106. This is a big project: making signs, harmonizing colors, and arranging merchandise in proper balance and good proportion. After Thanksgiving, both Junior and Senior Merchandising pupils are dismissed to work full time for the month of December in similar Christmas settings. Their projects are many: selling dolls, men ' s ties, doing pretty gift wraps, stock work, running errands, and keeping records for buyers. After this Christmas rush, most pupils are glad to return to school; however, they have gained experience invaluable for future employment . 55 Graduation Ushers Seated, L. toR.: Virginia O ' Byme, Elinor Siciliano, Elizabeth Kimpin- sky, Gloria Caporizzo . Standing: Jacqueline Hughes, Lillian Bennett, Dorothy Townsend, Marilyn Guar- agna, Louise Sironen, Carol Ryan, Kathleen Treanor . Office Assistants Left to Right: Joan Arshal- ian, Sandra Peterson, Pa- tricia McLaughlin, Audrey Marchand, Janice Caudle, Joyce Mutlow, Betty Davis, Betty Ann Langner, Jean Peters, Kathleen Treanor, Marilyn Guaragna, Barbara Stano, Joan Bourgault, Ju- dith Paul . V Civil Defense First Row, L. to R.: Louise Sironen, Barbara Spinney, Bette Davis, Carol Ryan, Kathleen Treanor, Virginia O ' Byme . Sec- ond Row: David Dion, Stuart Bridges, Dorothy Thurston, Dor- othy Townsend, Ann Woodworth, Ann Keams, Dainis Lauris. 56 Red Cross First Row, L. to R.: Patricia Cox. Edith Murphy, Donna Sweeney, Carol Arnold, Jean Anderson. Sec- ond Row: Virginia Rollins, Cather- ine Lenesque, Patricia O ' Brien, Gloria Musserian, Margaret Ledford, Ruta Dreymanus, Eleanor Pomeroy, Ellen Donovan, Caroline Hayline . Third Row: Rita Petrie, George Tor- onto, Stephen O ' madigan, Gerard Quinn, Carol Adams, Mary Lou Rau- maker, Gail Fitzpatrick, Martha Gibson . Glee Club First Row, L. to R.: Jeanette Mor- land, Constance Hughes, Dianne Croatti, Rosemary Dunn, Marie Rog- ers, Kathleen Reagan, Margaret May, Jean Anderson, Carol Kiley. Second Row: Sandra Potter, Carol Allen, Mary Kettell, Barbara Swefeney, Chris- tine Ogiba, Donna Sweeney, Geraldine Mahood, Gail Kane, Anne Hiltz, Janet Vanstry, Maria Concannon Fluira Lo- iacone, Beverly Oliver, Roberta Ansell, Joanne Welch, Joanne Bauer, Frances Means. Third Row: Irene Andrews, Patricia Freitas, Hendra Holman, Janet Whitaker, Barbara Arnold, Barbara Sotir, Janet Short, Eleanor Fiorillo, Judy Marson, Barbara Kraus, Carol illis. Treasurers First Row, L.toR.: Donald Armstrong, John Turchyn, Da- vid Campbell, Richard Walker, Maureen Cotter, Marie Borkor- emski. Second Row: Joan Bryant, Darlene Meyer, Marion Cahill, Ann Haggerty, Judith Robertson, Margaret MacDonald, Katherine Gotovich, Kathleen Reagan, Betty-Anne Fetler, Pa- tricia Camont, Miss McGuire. Third Row: Richard Lalor, Joan Sullivan, Jean Povilaitis, Ar- lene Drew, Judith Menchi, Ro- setta Edstrom, Marion Healy, Frank Flavin . 57 5 c£LvH 63f f Sw sato pyOBHS First Row, L. to R.: Adam Krauss, Neal Healy, William Henderson, James Assatly, Robert Reveliotis, John Ferguson, David Walsh, Joseph Sylvester, Dainis Lauris, Jack Brinkman, Jerry Lynch. Second Row: Lionel Wood, Adam Moroz, David Frawley, Joseph Gallagher, James Talanian, James Fuller, Edward Foley, Everett Costa, David Hallett, Richard Romaine, William Young, Charles Mangos, Coach William Bond, Col. Edward Murphy. Third Row: Frank Hartford, Joseph Martin, Andrew Flynn, Ray LaRocque, Will- iam Troy, Ronnie Poirier. MR. BOND voiced his appreciation for the fine Elgin watch he received from the Football Team and Cheerleaders . Although the team did not show much in the way of victories in 1955, they tried to show their appreciation to a fine coach. Our hats off to Mr. Bond, a great coach! J.F. Left to Right: Barbara Spinney, Catherine Gotovitch, Mary Parlon, Claire Boyce, Lorraine Dustin, Ann Keams, Ann Lynch, Beatrice Canny, Betty Ann Fetler, Joyce Mutlow, Gwenneth Edwards, Mary Jo McLaughlin. Front Center: Marilyn Guiva . 60 First Row, L. to R.: Everett Costa, Gerald Sloan, Dainis Lauris, John Dempsey, Stephen Theodore, James Talanian, Andrew Flynn. Second Row: Coach McGuckian, Frank Hartford, Edgar Dempsey, John Brinkman, Will- iam Day, David Selmer, Captain Neil Healey, David Walsh, Gerard Lynch. Donald Bridges, Robert Ahlquist, James McCormack, Manager David Goodkln . THE ' 54 hockey season saw many players returning from last year ' s squad: John Maxy Macozek, Ronald Atta-Way Foo, Mellow Red Morrison, George Hall, Neil Healey, Bill Scanlon, and Steve Baby-Bruin Theodore. With these stars Mr. McGuckian placed great hopes in newcomers James Pasha Talanian, Gerry Sloan, Dave Walsh, and Dainis Scratch Lauris. Since the team was made up of so many inexperienced boys, the squad didn ' t register too many wins but hoped for a brighter ' 55 season. The standout of the year was Maxy Macozek. As a reward for his athletics ability and sportsmanship, he was elected to the District-League All-Star team which defeated the City AU-Star 4-0. This year, 1956, Mr. McGuckian was blessed with many returning veterans: Captain Neil Healey, Baby-Bruin Theodore, Gerry Sloan, Pasha Talanian, David Selmer, and Scratch Lauris. Promising new stars were Jack Dempsey, a freshman goalie, Ev Costa, Andy Flynn, Dick McCormick, Frank Hart- ford, and Bill Day. This year the team picked up tremendously undefeated and untied in five games. As a result of this splendid showing, the hockey sextet tied for first place in the District League. At present, Mr. McGuckian is aiming for the District Championship. With Dempsey and Walsh in the goal; Theodore and McCormick, Center; Sloan and Hartford Skating the right; Talanian and Costa, the left wing; Captain Healey and Lauris, backed up by Flynn and Selmer, at defense. Nice going Boys! Keep it up! D.L. Left to right: Joe Gallagher, Ed Dolan, Mr. Bond, Ed Quinn, Chuck Lynch. TRACK at Jamaica Plain High has always been a most successful sport. The runners as a team and as individuals, through the past three years, have ac- complished feats to rival those of other schools larger than ours . One record set by the cross-country team in the ' 53- ' 54 season may be tied but never broken. We placed five runners for a perfect score of fifteen: Steve O ' Flanagan ' 54, Eddie Quinn ' 56, Ed Manton ' 54, Ed Geishecker ' 54, and Lee Crowell ' 56. In the same year, the indoor team placed second in the District Championships, losing top honors in the final relay by three points. The same year saw Eddie Quinn break two records in the District and ' Regimental 600 yard run . The following year was a good one, as we placed third in the State Champi- onship. Individual honors went to Joe Gallagher, who placed second in the 300; Charlie Lynch, fourth in the 600; John Joyce, fifth in the mile; Fran Mazzie, fifth in the 1000; and Eddie Quinn, first in the 600. When the District Championships again rolled around, it found us running a close record, again losing in the final race by two points. Individual winners were Ed Dolan in the B 440, Bob Collins in the C broad jump, and Eddie Quinn in the B half mile. In the spring, a mile relay team composed of Joe Gallagher, Ed Dolan, Chuck Lynch, and Eddie Quinn surprised the experts as they swept the State Relay title at Belmont, to round out a successful season. In 1956, the boys did a creditable job as they compiled sixteen points in the State Meet at the Boston Garden, enough for second place among twenty- four schools. Joe Gallagher was awarded two medals as he placed second in the 300 and was involved in a tie for first place in the high jump. Fred Baskin was fifth in the 1000, and Eddie Quinn was second in the 600. Our relay team, sparked by Pee Wee Brooks, Lionel Woods, and Ed Dolan placed second to complete a successful endeavor on the part of the team. In all, there are six records held by boys from Jamaica Plain High that date back to 1949. They are sure to remain standing for some time and proudly rep- resent the Purple and Gold in the city record books . E.Q. 62 First Row, L. to R.: David Frawley, Adam Krauss, James Slattery, William Mclntyre, William Goodwin, Joseph Feeney, John Towsey. Second Row: Mr. O ' Leary, Jay Sylvester, Robert Malone, Thomas Flynn, David Hallett, Frank Haggerty. First Row, L. to R.: Stephen Ross, Robert McMurtny, Robert Thomp- son, Joseph McLoughlin, Neil Cavanough, John DiMattia. Second Row: Mr. O ' Leary, William Henderson, Arthur Johnson, Paul Nichols, Frank Haggerty. MANY fine basketball games have been played under the effective coaching of Mr . O ' Leary . Tom Flynn, Adam Krauss, Jay Sylvester, Dick Romaine, Dave Frawley, Bill Goodwin, Joe Feeney and the able captain, Whitey Maclntyre have stayed with the team through the years. Whitey Maclntyre, Bill Goodwin, and Dick Romaine have been the most consistent scorers, averaging about fifteen points a game. Jay Sylvester and Joe Feeney have been a great help to the purple and gold defending the basket. We are all very proud of the team, for we know that they did their best to win for J.P.H.S. W.McM. I Bowling Ti ennis First Row, L. to R.: Jean Steele, Muriel Hadley, Barbara Krauss, Lorraine Dustin, Jane Gomperts, Virginia O ' Byme. Second Row: Eleanor Goode, Peggy Gilleo, Ruth Cohen, Maria Buckoimski, Mary Brown, Mary Ann Kettell, Miss Kelley. Third Row: Sylvia Cropper, Winifred Palmer, Lillian Jansen, Judith Briggs, Barbara Voelker, Elizabeth Kimpinsky, Carol Duerdan . Front: Virginia O ' Byme, Winifred Palmer . Rear: Jean Peters, Janet Short, Mary Ann Kettell, Barbara Voelker, Marcia Vandercar, Kathleen Treanor, Marie Bukoiemski, Ruth Cohen, Miss Kelley. 64 spring 1955 Baseball Drum Bugle Drill Officers I P ..... ! - - A — ' j; First Row, L. toR.: Joseph Martin, William Young, John Sylves- ter, John Ferguson, Robert Reveliotis, Michael Scipione. Second Row: Murray Hufnagle, Steven Ross, Richard Avakian, John Tow- sey, Stephen Theodore, Coach Bond. Third Row: William Mc- Intyre, George Hall, Edward Burns, Alfred Brothers, Norman Dion. First Row, L. to R.: Donald Smith, Gerald Buckley, Robert Carr, Robert Julio. Second Row: Richard Bavill, Paul lllingworth, Ber- nard McGonagle, Francis Mazzie, Andrew F. Puleo, (Drum Major), David Hartl, Charles McGettrick, John Drinkwater. Third Row: David Rando, Robert Long, Lloyd Weldon, Edward Dowglalo, Da- vid McKeen, Gerald Tousignant . Lt. Col. David Walsh Col . Alfred Brothers Major Henry Zeytoonjian 65 II D. W. DUXIV C . 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THE CLASS OF 1956 IS GRATEFUL FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE YEARBOOK ADVERTISERS 71 ock him with M.h Nym Argvles Bernat OF COURSE You ' ll love this exciting new Bernat Pak — with its easy to knit, soft, washable Crimp-Set Nylon. Each Pak contains instructions and sufficient luxurious Bernat Nylon Yarn in 5 lovely contrasting colors. Striking new package in full color simplifies your selection — and what a welcome gift. At your favorite dealers now stop in for yours today. EMILE BERNAT SONS COMPANY W BICKFORD ST., JAMAICA PLAIN JO, MASS. Compliments of . . Garland Knitting Mills FANDEL PRESS, INC. Complete Btinting Seivice 59 McBRIDE ST. JAA AICA PLAIN 30, MASS. JAMAICA 4-0204 — 4-0209 Compliments of MANSFIELD BEAUTY ACADEMY 296 Boylston St. Boston 72 Compliments of THE PUPILS OF BIOLOGY 21 - BE Compliments of THE BEST HEALTH CLASS RB 37 - 310 MR. BEST ' S BEST CHEMISTRY CLASS • C42 Compliments of FRESHMEN HEALTH CLASS RB 16 Compliments of THE PUPILS OF RB 36 - BE. 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JAMAICA PLAIN opposite M. E. Curley School 78 SuT G • • • • your friends can come too! When you go to work for the Telephone Company, you ' ll find yourself in the midst of a pleasant, congenial group your own age. WORKING FOR THE TELEPHONE COMPANY OFFERS MANY ADVANTAGES it Good starting salary — regular raises it Responsibility in a position of real im- portance to your community it The pleasure of working with congenial people in pleasant surroundings it A secure job with a reliable company that ' s known and respected everywhere There are lots of excellent opportunities for girls finishing High School. Come in and talk to us today. We ' ll he glad to give you all the details. Talk with your Guidance Counselor, if your school has one, about when and where to apply. We re looking forward to seeing you. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 79 COMPLIMENTS OF Purdy Photographers O F F 1 C lAL PHOTOGRAPHERS T O THE CLASS OF 1956 160 TREMONT STREET BOSTON. 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