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

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ll l -A :FFA Illia - ML! ' ff il 5'4- it W ll . dl I i I hifi: - V is qi,- SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR COUNCILL v ,fl X L-- SENIOR COUNCILLORS SENIOR COUNCIL-First Row: Regina Quintaglie, Jane Edstrom, Joyce O'Niel, Mr. Brickley, Head Master, Maureen DaSilva, Lorraine Bergeron, Audrey Sterczela. Second Row: Richard Haggerty, Thomas Shea, William Blair , Richard Magi, James Larkin. STUDENT COUNCIL-First Row: Rosemary Ward, Helena Bray, Mari- lyn Moody, Mr. Brickley, Head Master, Stephanie Coleman, Romanna Frankiwiski, Catherine Villa. Second R'ow: Mr. Landrigan, Advisor, Linda Caruso, Linda Werner, Cheryl Phippen, David Brown, Gary Matta, Phillip Pierce, Kathleen McLaughlin, Lorraine Pratt, Florence Guiliana, Patricia Cheverie. 5 O RS

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SL 5' MGS Man . Mr. Cornelius J. O'Leary . on Dnscoil Miss Ma U' Sujlivan DEDICATIGN We, the Ivy class, 1962, of Jamaica Plain High School, are honored to dedicate this, our yearbook, to three sincere and beloved teachers. Miss Marion Driscoll B.S. spent thirty-flve years as Home Economics teacher at Jamaica Plain High School. Her personal devotion to the hundreds of girls whom she instructed and inspired through the years has won for her the respect and admiration of the entire Jamaica Plain community. An outstanding ex- ample of Miss Driscoll's cooperation with her students has been, for many seasons, the Annual Fashion Show, an entertaining and informative activity. We bid a fond farewell to Miss Driscoll upon her justly earned retirement. Cornelius J. O'Leary, B.S.B.A., M.C.S. During his twenty-six years of Jamaica Plain High School, Mr. l O'I.eary has prepared many boys and girls for careers in the business world. For several years he was coach of our basketball team and chairman'of the program committee, tasks to which he gave his utmost ability. Jamaica Plain High School wishes Mr. O'Leary the greatest success in his new appointment at Hyde Park High School. Miss Mary Sullivan A.B., taught English and Latin at Jamaica Plain High School for the past fifteen years, after having served at East Boston High during the earlier years of her career. A sincere and sym- pathetic teacher, she has guided many students, both boys and girls, by her thorough understanding of young people. Jamaica Plain High School will be ever indebted to Miss Sullivan for her devoted years of service to the youth. 1. ia

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YEARBOOK TAFF - YEARBOOK STAFF-First Row: Barbara Lloyd, Frances Gidick, Nancy Turner, Walter Mosher, Mr. Good, Advisor, Christine Fletcher, Maureen DaSilva, Dorothy Annstrong, Eleanor Lew. Second Row: Patricia Kemmett, Claire Ingemi, Martha Leonard, JoAnne Grady, Ellen Suplee, Theresa O'Donnell. Anita Sisenis, Richard Magi, Joyce O'Neil, Roberta Magi, Karen Hicks, Daniel McLaughlin, John McLaren, Judith Chiampa, Lorraine Bergeron. ADVERTISING STAFF First Row: Barbara Lloyd. wil- liam Blair . Dorothy Arm- strong, Miss Buckley. Maureen Durkin. Helen Flynn, Richard Rhone. Kathleen Harrington. Mx ,A Second Row: George Sullivan, A -Q. A-f Richard Magi. Ronald Allen. -elL....lQ- YEARBOOK TYPISTS-Firsr Row: Eleanor Lew, Miss McCarthy, Mr. Dugan, Claire Ingemi. Second Row: Roberta Bills, Phyllis Sullivan, Joyce O'Neil, Frances Gidick, Bar- bara Galvin, Nancy Tiews, Helen Flynn, Ellen Suplee, Dorothy Short. 6