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

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TM656!dy Cfulf Left to right Maureen Cotter Maria Bukoiemski Mary Brown Swetlana Diachenko Red Crm First row, left to right: Margaret Caff- rey, Katherine Wright, Magda Reveliot- ty, Marjory Guerney, Roberta McGarrity, Nancy Auclair, Kathleen Haskell, Sec- ond row: Ruth Fisher, Rita Petri, Barbara Sweene , Lillain Jansen Joan Desmonda Y . . Mary Brown, Joanne Butler, Sarah Skelley, Carole Phinney, Catherine Doherty, Mary Turelian, Alice Ludington. Third row: Clement Tedesco, David Sullivan, Da- vid MacCormick, Clinton Anderson, Io- anne Bauer, Ann O'Brien, Carol Magnu- son, Ruth Blaze, Hazel Tompkins, Isabel Webb Cbemzflry Club

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U f 5612221455 fmmpf First row left to right Margaret Dololo Jean ette Morland Celia Mosher Anne Marie Hrltz Nancy Whalen Virginia Brown Rosemarie La Guardia Second row Patricia Kostka Carol Fuller Ioan Dwyer Joanne Bauer Susan Brad ley Roberta Ansell Karen Henderson Rose Moriarty Hazel Tomkins Third row Marilyn Reed MaryJackimov1cz Willard Bennett Carl Hudson lrene Perry Susan Cantone Honor fanny 195 First row, left to right: Eleanor Sperrazza, Barbara Voelker, Judith Lamont, Betty Ann Langner, Joyce Fisher, Patricia Lamond, Constance Hughes, Claire Roy, Jeanette Shire. Second row: Alice Frenette, Ger- ard Quinn, Richard Dyer, Gloria Musserian, Maureen Cotter, James Morris, Miss Mullin, Donald Smith, Mary Brown, Sandra Peter- son, Diane Mathews, Fred Langguth, Bernice Fuller O C6 Afmmnlf First row left to right Joan Drrnkwater Ruta Dreijmanis Jean Poulos Margaret lan Lois Cunniff Mary Tutelian Diane Mayo Second row Judy Foote Mara Abermanis Brendon Sullivan Gloria Grlmsley James Morris l 7 K - - ' Q ' l Q, 1 rv rf 6 D D : . ' Y D'Amore, Barbara Marino, Nancy Whe- ' XE 3' 4 u . u 1 1 L. Q A I n . 5 l ,J E . u . , t ea 56

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Jean Ferrandx Rlchard McManus at C CRAWFORD HOLLIDGE X C Bozzellx R Braunes at S S PIERCE C0-olvemfzbfe Merfhandzkzhg Co operative retail training prov1des supervised on the job experience for these seniors They spend the morning in school the rest of the day they put into prac tice what has been learned getting along with people good selling elements arranging attractive displays and obtaining information about various items of mer chandise These boys and girls are selling cashlering pricing stock running I B M machines and wrapping gifts This work experience shows them what they need to become successful employees By the end of the year they are generally ready for promotion N Mary Iaclumowltz atR H STEARNS ff' ' ' XX I . - . , l 1 .4 ' , , t I v o - - 1 1 ,, A . v l , . 3 N 3 64 ' i rj, ,fx 'x. X Q f H ' , l' liz: ,, ' 'aa 43 C . , . i A 'x V In , , Q ' Xxx in , I ni 'tg :ry . , V Qi . I 58