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

 - Class of 1963

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Page 8 text:

SENIOR COUNCIL i Row I: Susan Kudryk, Karen Mills, Mr. Brickley, Sandra Little, Brenda Howard, Flor¬ ence Giulan j.. Row II: Edward Coughlin, Ro¬ berta Pennor, Linda Werner, Patricia Cole¬ man, Laura McKay, Lillian Johnson, John Kelly. I GOVERNORS Row I: Mr. Brickley, Cheryl Phippen. Row II: Christine Burns, Mary Trodden, Cheryl Wat¬ son. JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Row I: Nancy Daly, Andria Hazelwood, Mr. Brickley, Candy Livingston, Margo Birch, Viv¬ ian Smith. Row II: Eileen Brennan, Doreen Nasalski, Sandra Fripp, Vanetta Thomas, Nor¬ ma Hargrove, Patricia McNamara, Rose Bog- nar. Row III: Charles Watson, Ronald Lewis, George Semper, Warren Harris, Edward Loia- cona, Gary Waytes, Robert Kelly. 6

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HEADMASTER’S MESSAGE The Class of 1963 has chosen an apt title of its final chapter as “The Golden Year.” The value of gold is en¬ hanced by refinement of the crude ore. Applied to school life, the analogy is a significant one because the senior year is the culmination of the refinement — scholastic, social, and ethical — that the school unremittingly strives to achieve in the lives of all its pupils. This refinement embraces the sum-total of the ideals and values which, by practice, give the life of each person its own distinc¬ tive character. From the wisdom gained by long experience the school is deeply conscious that the values which enrich the lives of boys and girls who mine its treasures are true gold — skill, faithfulness to responsibility, loyalty, relia¬ bility, personal integrity. The school which graduates such citizens is proudly confident that its service to com¬ munity and country is of incalculable worth. Recent critical events, which will become a golden page in American history, confirm the truth that pos¬ session of the qualities mentioned will enable us to face honestly difficult situations and to make courageous de¬ cisions. By so doing, we shall bless not only ourselves, but our country as well, and live in a future marked by many, happy golden years. EDWARD F. BRICKLEY Headmaster VALEDICTORY TO THE HEADMASTER AND MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY OF JAMAICA PLAIN HIGH SCHOOL We of 1963, on leaving your kind and sincere direction will look back on the years under your guidance as the truly golden years of our lives. The class came to Jamaica Plain High with Mr. Brickley’s elevation to the Headmastership, and is the first class to have felt his influence as Headmaster, coupled with that of a growing faculty, during all of our High School years. Golden were those years, and golden, we hope, will be the future, because of the training received, and the sincerity and dedication of our teachers. We hope, too, that in the future, as in the past, the true gold which we have mined — the friendship, the trust, and the respect of every member of the faculty, will help us to better succeed in our post graduate careers. May we once again take this opportunity to thank each and every member of this wonderful faculty for making every year at Jamaica Plain High a truly golden year. MARY POWERS “63” 5



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Row I: John Simpson, Astrida Bromults, Karen Mills, Linda Corbett, Florence Kilrow, Kathleen Connerty, Donna Hag¬ gerty, Jeanne DiAngelo, Patricia Cheverie, Dolores Williams. Row II: George Famelitis, Mary Doocey, Nancy Byrne, Ann Finch, Linda Werner, Sandra Godbout, Lesley Forkin, Linda Caruso, Patricia Culbert, Carol Connolly, Barbara Flanagan, Trudy Hockaday, Mary Connelly. Row III: Diane Dowling, Judith Herbin, Susan McLellan, Nazarene Mondello, Patricia Callahan, Zigrida Kruckovs, Maureen Cannata, Suzanne Gow- ing, Leona Schmidt, Susan Kudryk, Sandra Little, Barbara Nadow, Bette Nadow, Florence Giuliana. YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LITERARY EDITOR Michael Feathers ASSOCIATE LITERARY EDITORS Particia Cheverie Nazarine Mondello LAYOUT EDITOR Christine Burns ASSOCIATE LAYOUT EDITORS Karen Mills George Famelitis Walter Labonte EDITOR Joseph Barry ASSOCIATE ART EDITORS Susan Kudryk Maureen Cannata SENIOR SECTION EDITOR Victoria Zirakian ASSOCIATE EDITORS Susan McLellan Barbara Flanagan SECRETARY OF YEARBOOK Cheryl Phippen PAGINATION CO-EDITORS Patricia George Rosemary Cinquegrano ASSOCIATE PAGINATION EDITORS Sandra Godbout Trudy Hockaday PROOF READER Mary Powers ASSOCIATE PROOF READERS Roberta Pennor Diane Dowling ART EDITOR Evelyn DePippo Astrida Bromults Nancy Byrne Patricia Callahan Linda Caruso Mary Connelly Carol Connolly Linda Corbett Jeanne DiAngelo Mary Doocey Ann Finch Lesley Forkin Suzanne Gowing ASSOCIATE EDITORS 7 Florence Giuliana Donna Haggerty Judith Herbin Florence Kilrow Zigrida Kruckovs Sandra Little Barbara Nadow Bette Nadow Leona Schmidt John Simpson Linda Werner

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