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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1989 volume:

We, the senior class of 1989, would like to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. C. Howard Smith. Seventeen out his thirty five years in the Boston Public Schools were served here at Jamaica Plain. Aside from being the Assistant Head Master, Mr. Smith was once Head of the English Department, Chairman of the Scholarship Committee, a baseball coach, Commissioner of the Umpires of Boston, and a football official. We want to say thanks, Mr. Smith, for your many years of dedication to Jamaica Plain High School. te, ,a gf s TO THE CLASS OF 1989: Congratulations on reaching the end of the beginning. As gradu- ates from Jamaica Plain High School, you must go about the business of life which is making choices. And it is a fact t hat in the America of 1989 there are some wonderful careers open to you. Each choice demands different personal qualities to be success- ful. But all careers demand effort and respect for the rights of others. These things you have learned at Jamaica Plain High School. As a young graduate without too many responsibilities now is the time to dream, the time to dare. If you work hard enough, you will be successful. The teachers you have had, the students you have known, the things you have learned in your time at Jamaica Plain High School are all part of your experience now. We know that you can become a useful and productive citizen. We really are quite proud of you! We hope that health and happiness will be yours for years to come. C. Howard Smith Assistant Headmaster Emeritus Class of 1989 Larry Hardison Assistant Headmasters « Housemasters 44 4 , C. V; o c - Orv. i %JN o Mrs. Williams  £fc S ! HALL PASS £ Name From . To Mr. Quirk - Special Ed. Ms. Crary - Science Ms. John - English Ms. Needle - Phys Ed. Ms. Barokas - Bilingual Ms. Truell - Business Ms. Graham - English Mr. Griffiths - Bilingual Mrs. Hantout - Foreign Language Mr. Moskoff - Social Studies Ms. Stone - Reading Mr. Lyons - English Mr. O'Brien - Special Ed. Mr. Cameron - Foreign Language Ms. Gilmer - Social Studies 6 Mr. Glynn - Special Ed. Ms. Mora - Bilingual Ms. Stavrianides - Bilingual .. Ms. Gelinas - Guidance Mr. Gibbons - Social Studies Ms. Galdi - Foreign Language, Bilingual Dept. Head Ms. Perenyi - Guidance Mr. Howland - Math, Science, Phys. Ed. Dept. Head Ms. Perez - Guidance Ms. Williams - Guidance Mr. Howe - Special Ed. Dept. Head Ms. Longo - Guidance Secretary Mr. Richardson - Physical Ed. Mrs. Verano - Special Ed. Mr. Behnke - Math Mr. Fitzgerald - Special Ed. Ms. Christler - Dance Mr. Freeley - Computers Ms. Harrelson - English Ms. Perez - Bilingual Ms. Crockton - History Ms. Almeida - Secretary Ms. Scipione - Secretary Ms. Bartlett - Registrar Mr. Hill - Science Ms. Carson - Nurse Ms. Glennon - Secretary Ms. O'Keefe - P.I.C. Mr. Alexander - Bilingual Ms. Shufro - Special Ed. Mrs. Jennings - Math Mr. Cronin - Bilingual Ms. Ferrara - Special Ed. Ms. Wilkins - English Mr. Powers - Business Ms. Mazur - Special Ed. Ms. Johnson - Librarian Mrs. Brown - Art Ms. Carter - Special Ed. 10 Mr. Rodriguez - Bilingual Ms. Sullivan - Reading Ms. Pritchard - Physical Ed. Mr. Eisenhaure - Math Ms. Smith - English Ms. Quarles - Home Ec. Mr. Deveney - Math Ms. Nick - Building Sub Ms. Naklen - Vision Resource 11 Mr. Calitri - Science Ms. Cotter - Reading Mr. Schein - Music .-,-..::. .:-:: Ms. McHugh - Reading Ms. Corbin - Special ED aide Ms. Gross - Bilingual 12 Mr. Rochlin - Science Ms. Bell - Bilingual Mr. Torres - Bilingual A Mr. Manson - Compact Ventures Mr. Rivera - Bilingual Mrs. Ojeda - Compact Ventures Mrs. Bailey - Business 13 Seniors At Work DAMN I'M GOOD! COME ON KEVIN, SMILE! The DOPE ONES. OVER HERE, I'M READY! GENIUS AT WORK. JUST CHILLIN' JEAN-PIERRE KNIGHT J.P. Sept. 1, 1985 Cugino's Sleeping and cutting class Nuclear physicist who does brain sur- gery part-time. FRANCETTE ANDRE Oct. 19, 1970 Succeed ANA MARIE ARCE Anita Feb. 18, 1971 Mass Pep, Simmons Upward Bound, Challenge Program Go to Nursing School and become a reg- istered nurse. ANTHONY L. BAILEY Aug. 15, 1970 Basketball, Knights' News Staff To be a Big Writer ERICA BARNEY May 13, 1970 Mock Trial Team To excel at B.U. and succeed. RONALD BURGESS (Ron) May 14, 1970 Basketball, Yearbook Construction worker 16 MARIBEL (Mary) July 21, 1970 Listen to music, Play Tennis, Dance I want to be a Psychologist BAEZ June 23, 1971 Volleyball, Dance To become an educated person. SANDY B. BAEZ Nov. 23, 1970 Perfect Attendance To be Financially Secure. SCHLINA S. BURT (Shelly) Sept. 12, 1971 Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Track Criminal Lawyer or Business manager ROLANDO H. CABRERA Sept. 12, 1971 Harvard Upw. Bound, Senior Class Sec- retary, National Honor Society, Mass Pep, Soccer, Tennis, Nuprime (North- eastern Univ.) UMass Boston Calculus, Math Club To become a computer scientist or an Electrical Engineer. ANGELA CAMPBELL (Angie) Nov. 28, 1971 To graduate from college and make Trump money 1 LAMONT CLAYTON CAPERS L.C.C. Jan. 21, 1971 Hockey, Youth Community Service, Peer Leadership, Class Representative To become as successful as I can and to have a happy and healthy family LAURIE CECELIA CARTER (Liz) Jan. 21, 1971 Dance, Simmons College Upw. Bound, Mass Pep, Track, Yearbook, V-Presi- dent of the Jr. Class I expect to further my career in Bank- ing with Bay Bank and to be a very good Lawyer one of these days. ANN-MARIE R. CLANCY (Girly Girl) May 5, 1970 To be a computer operator. RENEE CRUZ Nita Oct. 1, 1970 Dancing, Partying To be a successful psychologist. KABONGA N. DIBINGA Kay-Dee Aug. 20, 1971 Mass Pep, Challenge Program, Com- puter Contest, Math Club, Perfect At- tendance, French Award To do my best and be the best in any- thing and everything I do. (President of Computer Firm) FREDDY DOMINGUEZ Jan. 16, 1970 Work To be someone 18 CYNTHIA COLEMAN Dec. 18, 1970 Dance ROSITA COLON (Rosin) Oct. 8, 1970 Dancing, Honor Society, Mass Pep Become someone very successful JOSE CRUZ July 12, 1970 Football To be a Detective AVIS DUPORTE July 24, 1970 Band, Basketball To be a lawyer. WENDY ANNE FITZPATRICK Aug 3, 1971 Student Council, Library Club, Year- book, Newspaper, Prom Com., Peer Leadership, Simmons College Prep To be happy, wealthy and have a hand- some husband. VICTOR FRANCO July 25, 1971 19 KAMARRA FREEMAN Oct. 13, 1970 YESSENIA ROSIBEL GOMEZ (Yessi) Aug. 28, 1972 Play tennis I want to be a Psychologist MICHAEL GUNN Aug. 1, 1970 Basketball, Football To be secure and successful in my ca EDELL HOWARD Feb. 9, 1970 Band Be all I can be. TENSAY JOHNSON May 31, 1970 Soccer, Indoor and Outdoor Track To complete college with a degree in automotive electronics. JASON JOSEPH (Jay) Dec. 29, 1969 Basketball To make dough 0 0 :  ■ a LORREN HARVEY (Bear) July 10, 1970 Basketball Be a successful businessman and set an example NANCY HERNANDEZ March 7, 1971 Softball, Volleyball, Prom Com., Senior class Pres., Student Gov., Student Council V-Pres., Newspaper Staff, Yearbook, Peer Lead., Simmons, Mock Trial To be a wealthy future leader and an example to other Latin -American women. MARIBEL HERRERA (Mari) July 28, 1971 To be financially secure GINA KELLY May 21, 1971 Mass Pep, Yearbook, Prom Com., Stu- dent Council (V-Pres.), Youth and Community Service To graduate from Wheelock and be suc- cessful in whatever I do. ... . . . . ■; -, ;, „ ., ........ ■ . ■ , .. MAGDA LEMUS June 2, 1971 Computers, Honor Roll, Science Fair Excel at B.C. and be successful SONIA MALAVE Jan. 30 1971 Be happy 21 VIVIAN MARIN (Viv) Oct. 9, 1970 Dance To be financially secure. ... . . . . ...... JAVIER MARTINEZ (Harvey) May 24, 1971 To be financially secure. BRIDGETTE L. MCCALL (Bridge) Jan. 4, 1971 To succeed in life as The Bridge over trouble waters MARCO MOLINA Oct. 4, 1969 Basketball Policeman ■ . ■ ■ . ' ■■:':.:■ . .■. ,; , ■ ■ THOMAS MONGO :: : : : STACEY MORELAND (Mann) (Tweety) Feb. 5, 1969 March 16, 1970 Yearbook, Basketball Cheerleader, Student Council, Theatre To work hard to get the things I want in Arts life To be working at one of the best radio stations in Boston y:Miiiii:. ■' , I 22 SYLVESTER MCLEAN (Sly) Sept. 17, 1970 Cycling Pilot DENNIS MEDINA (Doc) Dec. 22, 1970 Football, Hockey, Baseball To go to Northeastern and to become a Police Officer. JORGE MILLER July 21, 1969 Hockey, Yearbook To be the world's best body man AARON WOODBERRY (Woody) Dec. 21, 1969 Be successful and happy MARVIN MUNGO Sept. 20, 1969 MARGARITA MUNOZ (Margie) Feb. 7, 1970 Go to college and work hard to have a good future and an enjoyable life. 23 « f .: „• GREGORY E. NILES JR. (Greg) Sept, 29, 1970 Be successful and happy EDDIE JAMES PETERSON (Ed-Ski) June 30, 1970 Football, Track Play football in College SYLVIA C. PHILLIPS (Country) Aug. 1, 1971 Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Mass Pep, Honor Society, UMass Challenge, Math Club, Yearbook, Senior Class Treasurer To be a healthy professional career woman. RENEE M. RICE (Lady R.) June 4, 1971 Basketball, Student Council To work as a Probation Officer in Palm Beach, Florida. DERRECK ROBERSON Jan. 28, 1971 26 Be happy AIDA PINA Jun. 9, 1969 FINDA LEE QUINAMA Oct. 17, 1973 Dance, Honor Society, Softball, Volley- ball, Mass Pep, Math Club Pediatrician KUMBA YVONNE QUINAMA July 3, 1972 Softball, Volleyball, Basketball, Chal- lenge Program, Honor Society Physical therapist RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ Jan. 16, 1971 KEVIN RYNER Kev-ski April 16, 1971 Relaxing and happy GIANNI SCIOLA (Chilley) Jan. 19, 1971 unior Achievement of Eastern Mass. To continue my education and enter the business world in the near future. 27 SIMONE SHERMAI Oct. 16, 1968 Basketball, Softball, Newspaper Staff To be happy TOYA LASHONE STINSON Aug. 3, 1971 Challenge program, Simmons Upward Bound, Mental Math Business Manager TINA SUTTON (Redd) Aug. 29, 1971 Cheerleading, Student Council, Senior class V-President. To be a professional in Communica- tions MADELINE VAZQUEZ Feb. 24, 1970 Softball To finish college and get married and be happy MARISOL VELAZQUEZ (Mari) Aug. 28, 1971 Mass Pep, Peer Leadership, President of Student Council, Softball To become a professional in the field of Communications JAMES WALKER Sept. 8, 1969 Be happy 28 JANETH TATUM Feb. 2, 1968 Softball, Volleyball To succeed and be happy YOLANDA THOMAS June 25, 1971 Dance, Weight lifting, Math club, Mass Pep. To be a Famous Architect MARCELLE THOMPSON (Donna) Jan. 5, 1970 Peer Leadership Program College and then continue on to be a designer. ERIC N. WASHINGTON ( E ) Aug. 28, 1971 Basketball, Track Team Make a lot of money MICHELLE WELLS (Bambi) July 18. 1971 Piano, Youth and Community Serv., Mass Pep., Basketball, Softball, UMass Challenge To become a Psychologist solving prob- lems other than my own and become a money tycoon. Win a Nobel Prize (Yeah Sure!) CHRISTOPHER R. YANCY (The Cee-Double) July 16, 1971 Football, Track, Reading To live well and prosper 29 n Senior i FAVORITE COLOR; BLUE seniors were here and oWreMW$leuN novj B°bby Brown and •O lUr« V4N0R0JJ V GBOO  TlW 0 o V songs: FAVORITE 1. Superwoman 2. Thanks For My Chil 3. Can You Stand The seniors 'r o ftf mo -if- FAVORITE ? 4 5-e Scope $ e e o v • n. Or 4j QJ (Z; o CO CO Q) CO V - - c . ■ ? o ! CD iv o £ £ ' • C9 A IT CO CO CO o 47 CO o Wat HOBBIES: Hang in ' Dancing chin Tax. ; lg vid m eos 9 °n the Pho I si ne eepi %. fot. c £ % 0) - FAVORITE TV SHOW: The Cosby Show A Different World 4J CO ■ $ CO CO o f -:.■■■ ■-.,. I ■.••t? ?--i'-:-' •••-i '-5 FAVORITE ACTOR: Eddie Murphy mmm FAVORITE FOOD: PIZZA Papa Qinofc CHINESE FOOD, at FORTUNE COOKIE „ . J08 inC Guy «te 4S 40 0 '4s ADIDAS HI GRADs GRADS GRADS  Vf 1  t v .- . FAVORITE J.P. Girls State Material R S e a n r e a e V h R s B 1 e c h e n THE J.P. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM WENT INTO THEIR SECOND ROUND OF STATE COMPETITION UNDEFEATED, ONLY TO BE DEFEATED BY FOXBORO HIGH. FOXBORO'S GIRLS WERE VERY AG- GRESIVE AND GAVE THE KNIGHTS A REAL WORKOUT, BUT J.P. STILL STUCK IT OUT. REGARDLESS: TO US, ALL THESE GIRLS ARE WINNERS. THE AGONY OF DEFEAT. Team Records Wins Losses Ties Volleyball 9 5 Football 3 6 1 Soccer 9 2 3 Hockey 4 6 1 Indoor Track 3 2 Boy's Basketball 4 13 Girls Basketball 19 0 Girls J.V. Basketball 9 6 Spring Track 1 5 Baseball 16 1 Softball 9 6 . Tennis 3 0 1 ••••••••••••••••••• Our allstars were Football: Dennis Medina, Chris Yancey, Al Hall Volleyball: Kumba Quinama, Sylvia Phillips Soccer: Rolando Cabrera, Luis Cabrera, Wilson Munoz, Chris Romero, Mauricio Patino Hockey: Dennis Medina Girls Basketball: Tiffany Ross, Sylvia Phillips, Renee Rice Coach of the year: Jerry Howland Boys Basketball: Eugene Austin Softball: Karen Rice, Nancy (Midget) Hernandez Baseball: Dennis Medina, Chris Allen, Tito Laboy Outdoor Track: Chris Yancey Tennis: All players are stars SPORTS - Front Row: Nigel Thorne, Hugo Lopez, Luis Ga'viz, Rolando Cabrera. Middle Row: Jaime Lara, Jose Martinez, Craig Black, Maurico Rocho, Dennis Martin. Back Row: Coach O'Brien, Moises Jackson, Duane Thompson, Luis Cabrera, Chris Romero, Wilson Munoz Volleyball Sylvia Phillips Schlina Burt Finda Quinama Tiffany Ross The Volleyball Team of '89 had an equal split of wins and losses. This team, led by its coach, Denise Pritchard, and its seniors were a model of good sportsmanship. They truly deserve the three S's of the word SUCCESS (satisfaction, strength and sportsmanship). Coach: Denice Pritchard (not shown): 1 to r: Michelle Smith, Janice Tatum, Kia Younger, Liz Foster, Atiya Younger, Donna Sweeney, Collette Thorne, Eleanor Noel, Nancy Hernandez, Nicola Myers, Kumba Quinama, Tiffany Ross, Schlina Burt, Sylvia Phillips, Finda Quinama t ■ ■ • . aS wr ♦ : ... ■ .,,, m ' I  rl MKfefgra fl erf «u •%. Front Row: Nick Dalce, James Walker, Steven Hollingsworth, Roberto Jimenez, Eddie Peterson, Wavol Prentice, Dennis Medina, Craig Grissett, Timmie Brewington, Kevin Gibbs. Back Row: Coach Richardson, Coach Lightfoot, Raul Orengo, Dana Markovitz, Alfonse Hall, Joe Tarado, Dorian Constantinou, Kevin Lucas, Carl Odware, DeJesus Lopez, Chris Yancey, Greg Niles, Arakelow Sascha, Coach Powers, Coach McHugh ,! • c h e e r 1 e a d « 1 n g ™V v tift Back Row: Dessonda Clemons, Keisha Jackson, Tashai Jones, Quangie Clemons. Front Row; Ines Dela Cruz, Tina Sutton, Kim Mycroft, Lila Brown A Man's work is never done! ill «! its Jimmy Grieshaber on a break-away goal! Sr. Captain Dennis Medina on a Sr. George Miller charging into the opposing zone scoring bid GOAL by freshmen Mike Tucker, assisted by Scott Higgins and Eddie Eliason The Hockey Team had a disappoint- ing year, but we played our best and had a good time doing it. Our rink was closed, many players were injured and the magic wasn't there. Outstanding players: Goalie Dana Markovitz, Den- nis Medina, Jimmy Grieshaber and Victor Ramirez. Back Row: Raul Orengo, Dorian Constantinou, Jorge Miller, Kenny Shine, Dennis Medina, Jimmy Grieshaber, Eddie Eliasson. Front Row: Scott Higgins, Eric Oconnell, Timmy Horan, Dana Markovitz, Mike Tucker, Victor Ramirez. Sixto Merced, Livingston Hollingsworth, Chris Yancey, Sean Green, Luis Cabera, Coach: Hill Harry Doroodian, Alton George, Necola Myers, Tensay Johnson, Eric Washington, Kevin Gibbs Center-Forward N. Fur- tado Forward T. Ross Guard L. Santos Center R. Rice Point Guard S. Phillips The Girls' Basketball Team had a season worth remembering. An undefeated record! The girls, led by Coach Jerry Howland, dominated the court by triumphing over their past rivals. Seniors will pass through the Knight's portal with their heads held high and pass the torch to a group of devoted and energetic underclassmen. Coach Jerry Howland and Assist. Ralph Calitri. The Knightettes: Nancy Hernandez, Lashauna San- tos, Natashia Furtado, Eleanor Noel, Valerie Hunter, Schlina Burt, Tiffany Ross, Sylvia Phillips, Renee Rice B o y s B a s k e t b a 1 1 i ITlTffrftW ! I j 0  %4 Back Row: David Mathuvin, Lorren Harvey, Alphonso Hall, Shawn Davis Jacheel Henderson, Fred Gomes, Eugene Austin, Steve Jones, Damon Gibbs' Front Row: Eric Washington, Charlie Hyatt, Mangione Sullivan, Deon Wil- liams, John Washington, Steve Hollingsworth, Edwin De Jesus. Coaches: Hall and Glynn 41 Girls' J.V. Basketball Kumba Quinama, Lakiesha Jackson, Keisha Reed, Donyel Carey, Kim Jones, Simone Sherman, Coach: Ralph Calitri Spring Track Top: Mr. Fitzgerald, Franklyn James, David Mathurin, Sebastian Phil- lips, Steve Tsaldaris, Chris Yancy Bottom: Greg McAllister, Shawn Greene, Montala Borgella, Rene Rice, Steve Hollingsworth, Dan Peterkin Gene and Sebastian rounding the corner on the way to a win i£ . Rene and Montala get off the mark Shawn Greene takes a big heave in the javelin i m m Danny Peterkin gives his all in the long jump Steve Hollingsworth takes a break after a good day s o f t b a 1 1 Top row L to R Coach Freeley, Kenya Hailey, Lisa Oviedo, Suzanne Sargood, Tarrah Coxton, Diane Weekes, Donyel Carey, Wanda Morales, Joanna Perez, Luz Rivera, Vilma Ortiz, Coach Hantout Bottom row L to R Esly Paz, Kim Jones, Karen Rice, Nancy Hernandez, Tiffany Ross, Kumba Quinama, Janeth Tatum, Shelly Burt, Collette Thorne, not shown: Sylvia Phil- lips, Sylvia Deleon « ' Real Team Spirit Schlina Burt bringing in one more run for the team. 'Coach Freely giving the girls more pointers. I  Back row: Luis Cabrera, Mr. Behnke, Wilson Munoz, Rodrigo Islas, Harry Doroodian. Front row: Lissette Guirola, Yessenia Gomez, Arminda Perez, Chantha Prum. No picture: Gianni Sciola. ACTIVITIES Senior Class Officers: Rolando Cabrera (secretary), Syl- via Phillips (treasurer), Tina Sutton (vice-president), Nancy Hernandez (president). Yearbook Staff: top: Yolanda Thomas, Nadaline Vazquez, Nick Dalce, Kabongo Dibinga, Ronny Burgess, Margie Munoz, bottom: Karen O'Donoghue, Wendy Fitz- patrick, Nancy Hernandez, Rosita Colon, Ana Arce, Gina Kelly. Not pictured: Sylvia Philips, Felix Nova, Laurie Carter, Karen Rice. Student Council Student Council Officers: Michelle Foley, (secretary), Gina Kelly (vice-president), Marisol Velazquez (presi- dent), Nancy Hernandez (Sargent A.A.) 48 Math Club: Cleavon Manor Anthony Bailey, Rolando Ca brera, Fred Gomes, Johi Howard, Jose Jiminez, Find; Quinama, Evelyn Abret Magda Lemus, Harry Doroc diah. National Honor Society: back row: D. Perenyi, Advisor, Marta Martinez, Maria Torres, Ursula Hamman, George Balfour, Luis Cabrera, Rolando Cabrera, Miguel Alicea, Anthony Bailey, Rosita Colon, middle row: Arminda Perez, Kumba Quinama, Rodrigo Islas, Sammer Saleh, Sylvia Phillips, Montala Borgella, Julia Rodriquez, front row: Jorge Baez, Finda Quinama, Chantha Prum, Tanya Brown, Tensay Johnson, not shown Karen O'Donoghue- President, Jessica Arccho, Jose Pina, Her- bie Gaston, Gloria Brooks, Desiree Belis, Francisco Payano 3 MassPep: back row: Rodrigo Islas, Eleanor Noel, Mi- chelle Wells, Damon Gibbs. Luis Cabrera, Kabongo Di Binga, Rolando Cabrera, Anthony Bailey, middle row: Karen O'Donoghue, Finda Quinama, Harry Doroodn, Magda Lemus, Arminda Perez, Dion Williams, front row: Rosita Colon, Ana Arce, Sammer Saleh, Javier Martinez Mock Trial Team: Back row: Maribel Laboy, Schlina Burt, Michelle Foley, Mr. Howland, front row: Sammer Saleh, Erica Barney, Damon Gibbs, Lisette Guircla. 49 Simmons Upward Bound: top: Sammer Saleh, Ana Arce, Nancy Cruz, Eleanor Noel, Sandy Azor, bot- tom: Thembi Costa, Mrs. Barokas, Mrs. Ojeda, Mi- chelle Foley, Arminda Perez, Janeth Tatum Newspaper Staff: top: Maribel Herrera, Anthony Bailey, Mrs. John, bottom: Miguel Alicea, Marco Molina, Dorian Constantinou Performing Arts •- % '-:■ V  IT W'- !V:- o H£ ■ fir S m ■% N ''■; • .: -.' . x£ i : : [V ■ . •-■. .,.,.- • New Hampshire i Watch Out ! Here I come ! ■ y 0 It's not so hard. lb 1 What a pro. I'm gonna go. Don't worry! Ready, set, go! See you at the bottom. 52 On March 29, 1989, sophomores, juniors, and seniors were inducted into the Elliot Chapter of the National Honor Society. Both Cheryl Emanual, a graduate member; and Larry Johnson of the Boston Globe spoke at the ceremony. A small reception with family, teachers, and NHS members followed the induction. - . II Smile Pretty For The Camera. , r Class Of '89 Making A Splash! went of the past «'S . w Night Of Knights Senior Prom May 12, 1989 Hfc V?L.V -i s2?? 61 before •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 64 GRADUATION EXERCISES OF JAMAICA PLAIN HIGH SCHOOL BLACKMAN AUDITORIUM TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1989 AT 7:30 P.M. tf£ ftlOtfAk KTHfc .ca  Hte J tnaica SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Nancy I. Hernandez Rolando H. Cabrera Best Wishes To Class Of 1989 From SIMMONS COLLEGE 68 f?99 TELEPHONE 52-4-5214 Dr. Gerald E. Sandberg OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 722 CENTRE STREET JAMAICA PLAIN, MA D2130 FUENTES MARKET 674 Parney Str. 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