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

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oh MATHEMATICS rx Manning Matthew Mealey AGRICULTURAL SECRETARY Chrxsune Bannon C? lv SCIENCE Seated left to right Helen Kelley Charles Duffy Rhoda Farley Standrng John Best Katherxne Hayes fu HISTORY Esther Hennessey Albert Landrlgan Louxse O Malley 115 6 AGRICULTURE Seated: Thomas Dooley Standing left to right: Dennis Crowley, Henry Wendler, Edward Donaghy John McGuckian

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UK fquz 'Dale In looking over this nineteenth edition of the Year- book, I wish to congratulate the faculty members and pupil committees who produced it. As the years pass, each book is better than its predecessor. This one is no exception. The art work is particularly original and attractive. I have noted with interest that throughout the pages of the book the theme of the drawings deals with the period of chivalry, that wonderful time in history of knights and ladies, of jousts and tournaments, of cas- tles and moats, of pages and squires. These were the days of courage, honor, and justice, when the medie- val knights banded together under special codes of hon- or and duty to defend their castles and their families with their lives . It has not been the lot of you seniors to do physical combat for the goal you have attained here, but you have had your mental jousts and toumaments along the educational road you have traveled. The fact that you have earned your diploma shows that you have not only met the intellectual requirements prescribed, hut also the moral standards. To each of you, therefore, my wishes for a successful and happy career. Remember, the school is always open to you whether to obtain ad- vice or to renew old friendships. lt is most appropriate that this book should be ded- icated to Mr. Thomas P. Dooley, who will retire at the close of this school year. Mr. Dooley has been Head of the Agricultural Department since its inception in 1918. This school has developed not only a local reputation in the field of agriculture, but a national reputation as well. For the pioneering work which he did when the program was organized, and the great success which it has had over the years, credit in great measure is due to his leadership. To Mr. Dooley we extend our gratitude for the work he has accomplished and wish for him many years of health and happiness. QM-f Anna 1. Mullin Guidance 5

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Seated Frances Forte fArtj Standing left to rlght Marlon Driscoll fDress J Margaret O Connell CLang J Alice Buckley fL1b J PHYSICAL EDUCATION Inez Russell Lt Col Edwardj Murphy ew BUSINESS EDUCATION Seated left to right Robert Buck William Dugan Cornelius O'l.eary Standing William Bond Kather1neBless1ngton Mary Thyne Mar1onTombaugh Margaret Maguire Jere mrah Sulhvan ENGLISH noun il Seated, left to right: Mary Hubbard, Edward Brick- ley, Ann Howe. Standing: Mary Sullivan, Anne Donlan, Catherine Dempsey SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs Mollie Gleekman