Jamaica Plain, MA High School Year Book

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THE YEARBOOK

PUBLISHED BY

CLASS OF 1957

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Joseph Marlin
President

OFFICERS

AND
COUNCIL

Gail Martin
Vice President

Edith Murphy
Secretary

Frank Flavin
Treasurer

VOLUME 17

JAMAICA PLAIN HIGH SCHOOL

lAMAICA PLAIN, MASS.

"^ In Memonam

Last April, the faculty and students of Ja-
maica Plain High School were deeply saddened
by the sudden death of Miss Marion Chesley.
By this loss we have been deprived of a teacher
unusually devoted to the training of relial)le,
active, intelligent, and cultural citizens .

Her experiences as a student and as a teach-
er laid a firm foundation for her successful ca-
reer. A graduate of our school, Boston Normal
School, and Radcliffc College, Miss Chesley
taught for several years at East Boston High
School before returning to her Alma Mater as
head of the History Department. Here, in her
classroom and in the plays and pageants which
she produced, she manifested notonly a schol-
ar's historical background, but also a keen in-
terest in music, art, and literature.

In deep appreciation of her contributions to
our school, we fondly dedicate our 19,57 Year-
book to Miss Marion Cheslev.

J. E.

A Word

To the Class of 1957,

May I congL'atulaie you and wish you long
and happy lives. You are about to take your
place in the world of higher education or indus-
try at a very promising period of our country's
history. In this you are very fortunate, but to
you it is also a challenge.

If you plan to further your education, and I
hope the number will be large, your opportuni-
ties for success will never be greater. If you
enter industry, success, too, will be yours if
you have learned the habit of industry while here
in school. If you can couple a willingness to
work with a reputation for high moral character,
then you will achieve the goals you will have
set for yourselves.

I was pleased to observe that you dedicated
this Yearbook to the memory of the late Miss
Marion Chesley, former Head of the History De-
partment. It was my good fortune to be closely
associated with Miss Chesley long before I be-
came tlie Head Master of this school. Her ster-
ling qualities were well known to me, and the
high regard I had for her was enhanced when I
saw her fine influence on the pupils of this
school.

In wishing you success and happiness for
the future, I can do no better than to recommend
that you model your lives by the wonderful ex-
ample set by Miss Chesley.

John B. Casey

from the Wise

Our Faculty
Lights the

Mr. Casey and Mrs. Gleekman

Katherine M. Blessington
Rusiness Education

Marion A . Driscoll
Home Economics

Anne C . Donlan
English

Thomas P. Dooley
Agriculture

IJk \

Frances Foftc
Art

Kaiherine E . Hayes
Health Education

Esther Hennessey
History

William J, Bond
Business Education
Physical Education

Catherine M . Dempsey
English

Charley E. Duffy
Science

EtlwarU F. Bricicley
English

Edward J. Donaghy
AgxicultLire

William H. Dugan
Business Education

Miss Mullin, Guidance Counselor

iMiss Casey, Depl . of Vocational GuiLkmce

Ann R. Howe
English

Misti Russell
Physical Ediication

Mary V . Hubbard
English

Alberr F. Landrigan
History

Louise F. O'M alley
History

Margaret E . Maclntyre
Science

Margaret M . O'Connel
French, Spanish

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John W . McGuckian
Agriculture

Mairhew F. Mealey
Mathematics

Wi

Cornelius J . O'Leary
Business Education

Mary M . Sullivan
English

Jeremiah F . Sullivan
Business Education

Mary F. Sullivan
Latin, French

Helen M. Kelley
Biology

Margaret M . Maguire
Business Education

Edward J. Murphy
Military Science

Mrs . Hurley
Medical Aid

Mary H . Thyne
Business Education

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Marion B. roiyibaugh
Merchandising

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Henry G. Wendlcr
Agriculture

1954-1937

September '54 was a memorable occasion for
us . It was the start of a real high school life, and
we began by getting lost! Back in our homerooms,
the teachers bravely tried to explain the mass or
mess of symbols on our program cards . Along with
this confusion were the "A, " "B, " "C" schedules.
Lunch was our most enjoyable period- -if you could
jiist get through the line to eat. It seems Seniors
had top priority. Then, too, there was the key 'to
our own little iron cell if you could only match the
two. Trying to find classrooms was some ordeal.
To ask a Senior was to find yourself at the other end
of school exactly opposite your destination. The
misconduct slips, to say nothing of deficiencies,
were all new to us. So was biology. That delightful
biology, made more enjoyable (?) by aged vintages
of frogs, produced many squeals and upset stomaclis,
especially before and after lunch. After the girls en-
joyed their five minutes of squealing, they then got
down to work. Meanwhile, Senior-Junior assemblies
remained unsolved as we underwent solitary confine-
ment in our homerooms.

One of the first activities open to us as Sopho-
mores was the Key Club dance at the "Y." Arriving
at the dance, many of us stowed ourselves away in
corners watching our more adventurous classmates
having a good time. We were still wary of those up-
per-classmen. By the end of the year, feeling more
adventurous, we entered the bowling tournament when
it rolled around. Now we felt at ease and we left our
Sophomore year much happier and more confident, an-
ticipating our chances as Juniors .

September '55 we came back a little more learn-
ed, a little less leery of Seniors. Our ability in
sneaking in just before the tardy bell was amazing.
New styles were noticeable. For the girls, it was
knee sox and new boy friends. For the boys, it was
mouse traps and white bucks- -which the girls had a-
dopted already. The hockey team "brought home the
bacon" in the form of the District Championship. The
baseball team "had a ball" that year winning the Cham-
pionship of the Boston District League and being se-
lected for the State Tour. We had Championship Team s!!!
These teams made us strut around with great pride.
That year typewriters began to click. Other things
began to click: the Clarion staff, the Chemistry club,
bowling teams, football, and dances . Induction into
the National Honor Society was a memorable occasion,
especially since a large number of our class was ad-
mitted. The high point of the year, however, was the
Fashion Show held in May. Many Junior boys were
models, as well as the girls. The boys surely wowed
the audience; we hadn't realized till then what good
looking specimens of manhood were parading around
school. The Seniors had a Christmas Party, but I
think more of us attended it.

"HAUGHTY SENIORS!" That's the way we
came back September '56. What a year of happiness
and sadness! When the election of class officers
came, the teachers just gave up and waited for the
day to pass; more time was spent on this election
than on our home-lessons. We were active in all our
clubs and on all our teams. We had the experience
of writing for our school magazine, "The Clarion, "
and setting up our Yearbook. The Key Club did well
raising money for scholarships and for Kiwanis. Our
teachers helped us answer questions such as: Do I
have enough points to graduate? How can I make
them up? What college should I attend? Can I ap-
ply for a scholarship? A big help to us was the li-
brary, otherwise known to the seniors as C .R.CH .A . —
Consultation Room for the Combined Homelessoii Ap-
peal .

Of course, your last year involves money for your
class ring, Yearbook pictures, class banquet, and, of
course, "THE PROM." But it is worth every cent
when you walk across that stage on graduation night
to receive that precious little document embodying
all the laughs and tears of our three years at old J . P .
We will have finished, perhaps, the happiest days of
our lives: "J. P. DAYS."

B.A.L.
F.L.

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Marie F . Ahem
"Re"

49 Mozart Street
Red Gross 4; Basket±iall 2;
Fashions 3,4; Bowling 3
Goal: Happiness

Robert F. Allen
"Bob"

921 Parker Street
Track 4
Goal: Forester

Mr. Gasey Congratulates "Tops"

jeanelieV. Almeida

"Jan"
34 Highland Street
Roxbury
Glee 2; Rowling 2; Office
Assist. 2
Goal: Marriage

Barbara A, Angclo.s
"Babs"
35 Logan VVa\
SuutJi Bosi-Od
Goal: I'a.shioM Designer

James F . AnycU

"Jim"
22 Edge HtLl Street
Goal: Airlines Gaptain

Lorraine J. Archibald

"LuUy"
15a Cranston Street
Red Cross 2,3; Treas. 2
Goal: Private Secretary

Marjorie Archilles Joan L. Arshalian

"Marge" "Joany"

49 Cornelia Court 17 Spring Park .'\ venue

Roxbury Lib. 2; Office Asriiyl. 3,4

Glee 2; Bowling 3; Red Cross 4 Goal: Marry an Air Police Man
10' Goal: Airline Hostess

Marilvn A, Babin

'■■Mai-

6U Nieluiiigiilc Sireet

I'^iorclK'sler

I.Jl.iran,' 4

Goal: Veitirinariv-jd

Ruth L. Hanks
"Goofie"
U) Oaktlalc Square
Goal: Marriage

Cato[ M. Bartull
"Cackc'l"

17 Chilcott Place
Cheerleader 4; Golf 2, 'A; Ban -
ke iba 11 3 ; Tc nn i s 3 ; F a s h io ii s
3; Bowling 4; Officu Assist. 4
Goal: Airline Hostess

Ravne liencivenni
56^ Centre Street
Goal; Dental Aswij^tant

Lticy A. Berardi

"llociey Lou"

27 Chesrnut Avenue

CUee 2; Fashions 3; Office 2

Goal: Airline Stewardess

Walter F. Bleiler
"Walt"

79 Minden Street
Key 3,4; Adv. 4
Goal: Architectural Engineer

John E . Borgal

■jack"
87 West Sireet
tlyde Park
Goal: Vegetable Farmer

Jolin S. Bohane

"Boe"
8 Lester Place
Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2;
First Lieut. 3,4
Goal: Graduation and Sue-
cess

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Joseph R. Boucher
"Lirrlc Bit"
255 HeaLh Street
Goal; Military Career

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Richard Bovill

"Richie"

144 Lenox Street

Roxbury

Foott:iall 4

Goal: Band Leader

Donald K. Bridges Robert C. Brooks

"Don" "Pee Wee"

77 Wcstcher Road 281 Forest i Hllb Street

Hockey 2,3,4; Key 4; Lieui . 4 Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4;
Goal: Make a Million Dollars 1st Lieut. 3,4

Goal: Baseball

Margaret M. Burke
""Margie"
57 Horan Way
Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Fashions
2,3; Glee 2
Goal: Future Mappinesy

Marion R. Cahill

921 Parker Streei
Treas. 3; Glee 4; Red Cross
2,3
Goal: Mappiness

Tuesday Club

Robert ]. Campbell
"Soupy"
3466 Washrngton Street
Council 4
Goal: Policeman

12

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Roberi A. Cajidow

"Bob"
24 Chamber Suect
Boston
Key 4

Goal: Own a Thorouglibrcd
Breeding Farm

Denis G. Car^'v

"Dt!!!"

66 i£dgew5ii!Li Siruci
Roxbiirv
ikiskciball ;i,4

The "Desi" DenioiiHirauon

Susiiii CluiHc
42 Waldcn Suclm
C;;nal: Travel Aioiiini Ihtr World

Patricia A. Crawford

■■Par'

43 Union Avenue
Howhiig 2\ Haskelball 2
Goat: Secrotarv

John A. Creedon

■■Johnny"
25 Sheriiian' Street
Key :>; Yeariouk 4
Goal: Teacher

tiailieriiie U. Cri.safiilli

■■Kilt\^'

S34 Hunrlngtu:! Avenue

"oxTiury

(Jftice 3; y.:ishion '2,3; Glee 2

Goal; Secretary and Housewife

Dianne j. Cri;aUi
"CfLr^

32 MaleoiiTi Road
i-^-i:ketball 2,3,4; Glee 2,3;
Cheerlcadei i; LIslier3; Yearliook
■t;Clarion 4;Chen!. 3; I'oruins 2,
3,4; Bowling 2,:i, 4; JTb. 4
Goal: Another Hinstein

<;ail A. Growley
j->4 Heath Street

liaskeUiall 2,3,4; Uowling 2

Cinal: Secretary

13

Ricliard h . Crowlev
•'K-- ue"
1d2 1/2 G'uesinvii Avenue-
Goal; Success

Ever a Machine Age

Thomas J. Crowley
"Myer"

46 Ross more Road
Track 3; Baseball 4; Treas.
3; Capi.. 4; Council 4; Pres.
of Nat'l Honor 4
Goal: Work for Uncle Sam

8A AsticoL! Road
Baseball 3,4; Track 4; Lieut.
4; Hockey 3,4
Goal: Graduation

Diane D. Dec
"Dee Dee"
6 llaverford Street
Office Assist. 4
Goal: Secretary

Helen P. Devlin
"Tootsie"

10 Wyman Street
Cheerleader 4; Fasliions 2;
Glee 3

Goal: Secretary and House-
wife

Marrha A. Di Giovine
"Marty"
14 Rossmore Road
Goal: Airline Hostess

Joanne M. Doheriy
"Jo"
32 Portsmouth Street
Brighton
Library 3
Goal: Graduation

L4

Ellen J. Donovan

"Lynn"
226 Jamaicaway
Usher 3; Model 2,3,4; LUd.
4; Red Cross 3
Goal: The Happiest .Mar-
ried Teacher

Carol A. D(joley

"Dooley"

7 Burr Street

Tennis 2; Glee 2; Bowling 2

Goal: Success

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Rci,»in;i S. Dannvr iMlwaril J. How^ialn

"CJiiia" "J(mL>s\"

4(1 Carol iiui Avcinic 11 Ciluiuialc .St, IJorciiestci'

GIl'L' 2, A: l^asliKjiis :i; UsIkt :MMV..,il)aH; Ikusuhall ; fiack; 1 iack-
C;!>al: SuLXv'Ss !jv;lJruiii ii Iki^jlu; (.lajnain ;j, 4

(Joal: ]yj Ricii

^JaiiLs OrLUjniaiiis
b6 Roekviow Strcut
Coal; Ue Happy

Rosemary Dunn
"Rosic"
4 Gliiies Avenue, Ruxbury
Clariun 3, 4;Yearbuok 4; Ruti
Cros^2;Fashi()ns;i,4; Glee 2,
3 ;Ba sketbal [ 2;Chee deader 4
Goal: Marry a Millionaire

Richard F. Dyer
"Dick"

17 MansLir Street
Clari()n3,4;Ycarbo()k4;Cliem.3;
Key Club2.3,4;Nat.H()nor3,4;
CoLiJicil4;Foruni3;Lieuc. 4
Goal; Registered PbarmaciHt

IJarbara A. Oiiggan
"Babs"
14 Bornetre Street
Offiee Assist. 4; Glee 2
Goal: I'o Get Skinny

Natalie B. Edens
"Snoukey"
14 South [lunrington Avenue
Glee 2;Cliemistry 4; Golf 2
Goal: Nurse

Where Will We Wear What?

Joan M. Etisirom
"Joanic"

9 Stcumaii Street
Treas.2;ClarJon3,4;Lib.3, 4;
Basketball 2,4;Chcm. :i;Tennis 2;
Usher3;Yr.Bk.4;I'ashions ,3,4
Goal: University of Massachusetts

15

Rosemary E. Edsirom
"Rosie"
33 Lotus Street
Chemistry 4; Bowling 4
Goal; Foreign Service

Before

James M. Feeney
"Jim"
2b Peter Parley Road
Cross Country I; 2nd Lieut,
Goal: Navy

After

Louise M. Ferrandi
41 Seavems Avenue
Goal: Typist

Joyce Fisher
"Joy"
48 Rockview Street
Yearbook 4; Clarion 3,4;
Chemistr)' 3; Teiuiis 2,4;
Bowling 2, 4; Golf 3; Latin 2;
Basketball 3

Goal: Work with the handi-
capped

16

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Fred V . Fitzgerald

"Fitzie"

7 DfUe Avenue

R(ixburv

Coal: Do Tliinj^^s, Mcei

People, HavL' lun

Mary J . l-'lynn
103 I.amartiiiu Street
Bowling ,1,4; Chuerleader 4;
Glee 2.3; l-asluons 3
Goal: Marry a MilliuiiaiEe

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Mary l... GaUaglier
Tfi Sniuh i luntiiiginii Avenue
O t f ic e A i^s i b I. . 3 ; Bow 1 i ng 4 ;
Fasihii.)P.ti 2
Ciual: A Nash Rambler

Britigcl M. Flaherty

"Toulsie"

Hi Aniory Street

Roxliur^'

Fashions 4; Ilaskeihall 3

Goal: Bookkeeper

Philip W. Flattieh

■■Pliil"
950 Parker Stxeet
Drum and Bugle 3; Latin 2
Goal: Dueior

Francis E. Flavin

"Frank"
175 Centre Street
Roxhury
Treas. 3; Class 'T'reas. 4;
Adv. 4; Lil). 4; I. si Lieut. 4
Goal: Treas. of the United States

tulith F. Fraser
■'Betsy"
24 FlUngwoud StieCt
Roxiiury
Goal: To Gain Weight

Alice G. Frenetre

'■Al"
1// Hillside Street
Rox.bury
Yearbook Typing 4
Goal; Privai-e Secretary

James M. Fullci:
"Jim"

209 Wachusett Street
Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3;
Basketiiall 1; Clarion 2; Li-
brary l;Siewar(.i 2, 3, 4;Lieut. 4
Goal; Editor of Boston Globe

Walter J. Glennon

"Wallv"

98 Centre Street

Rtjxl^ury

Goal; Making Money

Margaret]. Goddard

"I't'ggi'"

14 Cedar Park

Roxbury

Office Assist. 3f l-'ashions

17 2,3

Goal; Secretary

John 1:1 , Gormlev

"Jack"
34 Hem man Street
RosLindale
Lib. 2,3,4; Forums 2,3,4
Goal: Success

Tatricia I.. Grain
"Paf

H2 Jamaica SlR'ut.
Goal: To be htraliliy, wealthy,
and wise

Patricia E . Grcunc

"Pat"

2996 Washington S licet

RoxJiury

Glee 2; Rctl Cross 3

Goal: To Be On Time

lulgar 11. Grciion
"Junior"
82 Call Sacct
Trca«. 4
Goal: Salesman

James M. Gross i

"Jim"
6 Brookway Terrace
Hosliiidale
Goal: Millionaire

Barbara U. C'l roves

"Barbie"

26 Denton Terrace

!<oslindale

Treas. 2,4; Usher .'J; Tennis

:\; r'ashinns 2y'.]', Bowiin^ 4

Goal: Secretary

Muriel A. Hadloy
fiti7 Washiu^ion StLcct
Oorcliester
Bowling 2.:^; Ba-^ketball 2.3,
4; Tennis 3; R<.i.\ Cross 4;
Golf 2; Clarion i, 4; [■'ahiijons 4
Cioal: Success

Ann C Haggeny
5ri Seaveiiis Avenue
liowiing 2; Treas. 3,4;Coun~
cil 4; l',i>;hji)ns 3; Basket-
ball 2
Goal: Success

David Hallen

"Dave"
Sy River Streel
Matiapan
h'ooUiall 2,3,4; Hockey 4;
Basketball 2,3; Cam. 4; Base
ball 3,4
Goal: Athletics

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Williams. Harni-igton
"Biil"
10 Marhury 'UTraee
Key S,4; ScicnuC' Forum 3;
Chcmistp/ .'5
Goai: F.B.I. Agunt

David E. llanl
"Davu"
27 Wheeler .Street
Boston
Dmni i!i Bugle 2,3,4; CoLiiicil
4; Basketball 2
Coiih Mmifjler

Patricia A. Hayes

■■Paf
63 Wen H ley Street
Roxbury
Goal; Nurse

William G. i IcMiderson
■■Bill-
85 Call Street
F'ootiiall 3,4; Baseball 3,4;
Basketball 3,4
Goal: University of Ntassa-
chuserts

Carol A. lleneberry

340 Ml. Venion St reel

l!)orehest.er

C;iee 2,3,4; Treas. 2; Usher

:i; Bowling 4

Cioal: Secretary

Carole A. Hew son

'■Kiliy"
64 Chesmui Avenue
Glee 2,3; Yearbook 4; i"a-
sliions 3
Goal: Success

19

tidwart.! Hovesiadt
■'Hddic'^

2b Newlieni Street
Track 2,3
Goal; Slate Trooper

Oeanna llua

"Fife"

J 19 Beacon Street

Hyde Park

Goal: Legal Secretary

A Talented Twosome

Carol A. Hughes
"Candy"

1085 Centre Street
Glee 2; Golf 3; Basketball 2
Goal: Modem Rhythm Dancer

John L. Hutchinson
"Hutch"

26 Rosemary Street
Bowling Tournament 3; Lab.
Assist. 3; Office Assist. 3,
4; Key 3,4

Goal: Business Management ful Happy

Martha Johansen

"Marty"

18 Cedar Park

Roxbury

Adv. 3; Treas. 4

20 Goal: To Make Mr. Wonder-

Patricia M. Johnson

"Pat"
33 Beechland Street

Roslindale
Goal: Secretary

Alice G. KaratTozian

"Al" '
21 Beech Glen Slrcet
R(.)x.bMry
Bowling 2; Yearbook 4; Bas
kclXrdU 3
Goal: Millionaire

Joseph F. Keating

"Joe"

1 Horan Way

Treas. 2,4; I'orLinr2,3; Lib.

2, 3; Chemistry 4

Goal; Navy

Doris M. Keefe
"Do -do"

6 Meiealf Court
Clarion 4; Bowling 4; Yr.Bk.4;
Cheerleader4;Tcnnis3,4;Bas-
kclball4;Glee 2,4; Red Croys 4
Goal: Success

Mai7 r. Kellcy
"Moe"
103A Lanianinc Street
Basketball 2,3; Glee 2,3;
Bowling 2,3; Tennis 3
Goal: To Graduate

Rolierl J. Knapp

"Bob"
32 Custei Street
Goal; Iciest

Gr')rge J^; . Kommuner
-Jug"
19 Cornell Street
Roslindale
Goal: Life in tiie Coruilr^'

Renaie Kran

"Rennie"

76 Forbes Street

Bowling 2; Latni 2; Clarion 3;

Chemistry 4

Goal; Nurse

Barbara A. Krauss
"Kraussie"

22 Lakcville Road
Glee 2,3; Bowling 2,3; Ten-
nis 3; Basketball 2; Council 4
Goal: Success

Ronald H. Lake
"Ron"

69 Mozart Street
Goal; Landscape Architec-
ture

Patricia L. Lamond
"Pat"

51 Montcbellu Road
Clarion 3, 4; Treas. 2, 3, 4;Fash-
ions3,4;Yr.Bk4; Usher3; Red
Cross2,3;Lib. 4; Baskcd:iall 2
Goal: Happily Married Lab. Tech.

Judith G. Laniont
"Judy"

378 Centre Street
Tennis 3; Basketliall 3
Goal: Stenographer
21

Frederick A. Langguth
"Fred"
381 Cornell Street
Roslindale
National Manor 3,4; Key 4;
Jr. Rotarian 4; Boys' State 4
Goal: Chemical Engineer

Betty Ann Laiigiicr Lawrence S. Lawion

"Lome" ' "Larry"

251 Ileaih Sircct '•'•'■i Cunuicr Avcnuu

Nat. Honor i, 4; tilcc 2. 3; Itowl - Melrose

ing2;Ushur.i;0ffici.;AsHiHT. 3,4. Ba.schali 2,3; liaskulliall 3

Coal: Bookkeeper Goal: Making Money

Mary P. Led/orcl

j\ancy A .
"Nan"

Lee

"Patsy"

139 Larriann'ie Sireet

] Miii'S Sueel.

Rojcbury

Ratiktlball 2; Glee 2;

ClieEhisu-. 4; ^:,:a;

lok 4;

Coal: Secretary

Clarion 3, 4; Il-iskv-'
Cross 3; Glee 2
Goal: T(.i Mave i-un

■ ai 2; Red

LouieeA. Lesmeister
34 Peter Parley Road
Goal: Succey^

Ellen V. Lev.' is

'■Ellie"

nlA MassaciTi -lettN Avenue

[ioston
Glee 2; Adv. 3.4; Yearbi>ok 4
Goal: CcjUege

^;>ncv M. Luuiblade
"Nan"
146 Boylsion Slu'ei
Chenusirv 4; L'.larion 4; Howl-
ing 4; Usiier 3
Crial: Pliysio-',ei-api^t

Raviiiond [I. Lewis
"Ray"
54 Malcolm R. -ati
Key 3,4; Chemisiry 3,4; Sci-
ence Fornni 2
Goal: Engineer

Super Salesmen

22

Wciaon S. Lloyd
"Lloydv"

12 Miiyfa if Street
Track 2,;i;is:cy 3,4; Cap-
lain 4; Yearbook 4
Goal; Get AJicati

Wc Type for Our Yearbook

Albert W. Lynch
"Red"

L.'i IXtnforUi Street
Goal: C^crtified l^uhlie Ac-
countant

Gerard \' . Lynch
"Jerry" '

l,-> Wavbuni Road
looiball 2,. 1,4; BaHeball 2;
H'ickey 3; Bawketball 2; 1st
Lienl. 4
Goal: Actor

Patricia H. Lyncli

"Pat"
44 Gartland Street
Goal: Legal Secretary

Mary C. Mac Isaac
48 Robin\v(HKi Avenue
Howling 3,4; Basketball 3;
'l-Tinis 3
Goal: Travel

Mary E. Mac Neil
208 Heacti Street
Goal; Secretary

23

Barbara Green Madden

JOiseph Magoon

"Toby"

■■ElviH"

24 Walnul Park

27H East yih Street

RoxI)ury

South BtjSlon

Goal; Teacher

Track 1, 2; Clarion 3; Baseball

I, 2; Council 4; Red Crtjss 1

Goal: Policeman

Lauretta A . Mahoney

"Lauri"

46 Amory Street

Roxbury

Golf 2; Fashions 3

GoaL: To Reach 5 Feet

Robert A. Malone
"Bob"
33 Monsignor Reynolds Way
Boston
Football 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4;Bas-
ketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4
Goal: Success

"Great Expectations"

24

Carol A. Maloney

James M. Maloney

34 Cranston Street

"Jimmy"

Goal; Secretary

41 Lee Street

Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football

2,3,4; Bowling 3,4; Basket-

ball 3,4

Goal; Poet

I

Rita M. Mangaiiiello

"Babe"

2 Chesterton Street

Roxbury

Bowling 2; Basketball 3

Goal: Success

Gail Martin

"Marty"

30 Bickford Street

Vice President 4; Glee 2, 4;

Basketball 4; Bowling 4; Ush-

Joseph Martin

"Joe"

3573 Washington Street

Football 2, 3, 4;Co-Capt. 4;Base-

ball 1, 2, 3, 4;Key4; Track2, 3, 4;

er 3; Teimis 3,4; Fashions 3,4 Yr.Bk. 4;Hockey 4;Capt. 4;Bowl-
Goal; To Travel ing 2, 3,4;Class President 4

Goal; To Make Friends

Raymond F. Martin
"Ray"
316 Hyde Park Avenue
1st Lieut. 4
Goal; United States Navy

r.

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Diane M. MallJiews
194 Thonuon Street
Clarion 4; Naiional Honor .'i, 4
Goal: To Marry PreHidenl of
U. S. A.

Carol P. McDonougl)
"Mac"
156A Souih Street
Glee 2; nowLing 2
Goal: To Be Like My Sis-
ter

Charles McGeiirick
■■Charley"
90 Bourne Street
Goal: Siiccesy

Joseph P. McLaughlin
■■Mac"
620 South Street
Rosliiidale
Baseball 3,4; Sgt. 4: Bas-
keiball 3,4; Football 3
Goal: Millionaire

T

Robert McMurlry
■'Merc"
246 Belgrade Avenue, RosUndale
Foothall 2,3,4; Council 4; Bas-
ketlXTll 2,3,4; Lieut. 4; Base-
ball 2,3,4
Goal; Executive

June McSwecney
263 Chestnut Avenue
Glee 2,3; Tennis 2; Fashion
4; Council 4; Baskelijall 3;
Bowling 2
Goal: Private Secretary

Penelope F. McViney

"Penny^'

29 Dalrympie Street

Clieerleader 4; Fashions 3,

4; Red Cross 3,4; Bowling 2

Goal: Singer

"How Dr>' I Am"

Rose M. Mendolia

■■Rosie"
202 Wesiville Street
Dt>rc Foster
Goal; Bookkeeper

25

=S^e!-

Ann M. Miller

"Aimie"

12 Biltmore Street

Glee 2,3; Temiis 2,3; Chem.

4; Treas. 4; Basketball 2,3

Goal: College

Sandra T. Miller
"Sandy"
691 Parker Street, Roxbury
Cheerleader 4; Fashions 2, 4;
Office Ass'tS; Lib. 3, 4; Tennis
2,3;Golf2;Basketi3all 2,3,4
Goal: Travel

Mel O. Moen

"Wee Willie"

478 Brookline Avenue

Boston

Football 2; Track 2,3; Bas-

kett^all 2

Goal: Success

Elizabeth A. Moffitt
"Betty"
6!^ Bynner Street
Goal; Nurse

Barbara H. Morgan
"Morgie"
62 Tower Street
Glee 2; Fashions 3; Red
Cross 4
Goal: Happiness

Paul J. Moriarty

12 Golcfsmith Street

Jamaica Plain 30

Goal: Travel and Adventure

Horrors!! Women Drivers!!

Marian L. Muise

"Mousie"
46 Fisher Avenue
Roxbury
Treas. 4; Red Cross 4
Goal: Secretary

26

James Mumane

"Jim"

21 Hamilton Street

Dorchester

Key 3,4

Goal; Race Sports Cars

Etiith Muqiliy

400 Muiiiu Vurnon Succt
DorcliL'stcr
Sec . 4; Red Crass 3; Bowling 2;
Fashions 3; Basketball 3
Goal; Success

^«

Gail M. O'Brien
109 Calumel Sucet
Roxbi.ir>'
Goal: Secretar>^

James P. O'Brien

"Socco"

2 Cop lev Street

Football 3,4; Chem. 4;

Baseball 3; Captain 4

Goal: Electronic y Engineer

Beverly A. Oliver
"Olives"

926 Parker Street
Latin 2; Glee 3; Fashions
3; BasketJjall 3
Goal; Secretary

Marie Palmer
12 Ashlev Street
Glee 2
Goal: Telephone Operator

Dianne 1. Patrick

"Pat"
109 Rockvicw Street
Glee 2,3; Bowling 2,3; Fash-
ions 4

Goal; Secretary

Jean Peters
"Jeannie"
16 Enfield Street
Cheerlcadcr4; Tennis 2, 3; Of-
fice Ast^t. 3;Golf2,3;Latin2;

Sandra L. Peterson

"Sandi"

35 Parkton Road

Fashions 3; Usher 3; Yearbook 4;

TuesdayCluli4;0fficeAsst. 3,4;

27 Fashions2,3;Bowling2; Chem. National Honor3,4

3; Tuesday Club 4; Clarion 3,4 Goal; Fame and Fortune
Goal; College

Usheretces 1956

Anne Marie Plunkett

"Annie"

74 Ward Street

Roxbury

Basketball 2, 3; Bowling 2

Goal: Policewoman

Kathleen M. Plunkett
"Kay"
74 Ward Street
Roxbury
Bowling 2; Fashions 3; Bas-
ketball 2
Goal; Nurse

Elizabeth A. Poodiack

"Betty"

134 Fisher Avenue

Roxbury

Office Assist. 3,4

Goal: Bookkeeper and Good

Wife

Sandra I. Potter

"Sandy"
20 Oakdale Street
Glee 2,3; Basketball 2,3;
Fashions 3

Goal: Good Wife and Book-
keeper

Janice Procopio

"Blackie"

4031 Washington Street

Roslindale

Bowling Tournament 2, 3

Goal: Secretary

Carol A. Pye
37 Castleton Street
Bowling 2; Glee 2; Fashions 2
Goal: Success and Happiness

28

Elizabeth]. Randall
"Randy"
2 Carolina Place
Glee 1; Usher 3
Goal: Success

Constance A. Rau
"Connie"

25 Oakdale Street
Fashions 2,3; Treas, 3
Goal: Success

«

Barbara J. Ricliardsoii
■'Harbs"
1090 Columbus Ave. , Roxbury
Glee 2; Claridii 4; Basketball '
2; Red Ctos^ 3
Goal: Getting Aliuact

JutiirhA. Robertson
"Judy-
38 Annunciation Rd. , RoxJjury
l..atni2;Lib.2,4;Uslier3;TreaH.
3;Red Cross 4;Fashions 2, 3, 4
Goal: Nurse

Virginia M. Rollins
"Ginny"

35 Peter Parley Road
Glee 2; Fashions 1,2; Red
Cross 2,3
Goal; Join the Service

Eduardo M. Rust

"Rust"

64 Becchland Street

Roslindale

Basketball 1, 2,3; Captain 4

Goal: Officer in Army

\

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Judith A. Saleniine
"Judy"
1 1 St. Jolrn vStreet
Glee 2; Cheerleader 4
Goal: Success and Happi-
ness

Eliza±)eth A. Sammer
"Betty"
23 Paul Gore Street
Glee 2; I'ashions 4
Goal: Success and Happiness

Thirteen and 1/2

Johanna Schultz

"J""
19 Chestnut Square
Bowling Trophy 3; Advertis-
ing 4

Goal: Not to Get Any More
Misconduct Slips

■^

WiUiani F. Seale Jr.
"Bill"
440 Warren Street
J3nrchester
Chemistry 4
Goal: College

m 0k f #1 fi

Ina Shepherd
"Irodme"
80 Pond Street
Office Assist. 4; Library 4
Treas. 3, 4
Goal: Secretary

Jeaneite A. Shire
11 Egleston Street
National Honor 3,4; Cheer-
leader 4; Usher 3; Fashions 3
Goal: Teacher and Singer

Janet M. Short
"Jan"
6 Biltmore Street
Clarion 3,4;Golf2,3;Yr.Bk. 4;
Glee 2,3;Tennis 2,3,4;Bowling4;
Basketball 2,3,4;Latin2;Treas. 2
Goal: Phys. Ed. Teacher

Edith Mary Sinacola

"Edie"

17 Boynton Street

Bowling 2,3; Red Cross 2,4;

Glee 2; Yearbook 4

Goal: Nurse

Donald L. Smitli

"Don"
10 Marmion Street
Track 1,2; Key 2,3,4; Hock-
ey 4; Library 2
Goal: Research in Agricul-
ture

Indulis A. Smir.s

Carol Snow

2 Putnam Place

"Snowy"

Roxbury

7 Everett Street

Key 3,4

Council 4; Fashions 3;

Goal; Success

Bowling 4; Basketball 4

Goal: Success and Happiness

DLUU

MOfelL

30

Barbara M. Sotir
"Bobbi"
6 Estey Street
Roxbury
Glee 2,3,4; Tennis 2,4;
Bowling 2,3,4; Golf 2,3; Of-
fice Assist. 4; Fashions 3
Goal: Success

Charles G. Sotir

"Chuck"
64 Fit^hur AvLmiic
Roxbury
Goal: College

As Arcliimudtjs Once Said

Kleitnor '[\ Sperrazza
"EUic"
4 Buckley Aveitue
Glee 2,4; Usher 3; Fasiiiond
3; Council 4; National Honor
3 , 4
Goal: Success

Beuy L. Sproul

18 Granada Park

Ruxbury

OtTice AssisL. 4

Coal: Secretary

Barbara A. Stanu
"Rabs"
94 Forest Hills Street
GoU 2; Office Assist. 3
Goal: Sec re tar V

Joseph I- . Sullivan

"Big Joe"
22 Evergreen Street
Goal: Success

I
Advert
Goal:

Robert Sullivan

"Sully"
6 Newbern Street
ising 4
Salesman

Lucille Surelte

"Lucy"
83 Green Street
Red Cross 2; Bowling 3;
Council 4; Fashions 3
3i Goal: Wife af Mr, Wonderful

Elaine F . Sweail

"Laney"
36 Scliool Street
Roxbury
Goal; Success

"Eduh Sinacola Did This.

Donna Sweeney Patricia Sweeney

"Don" "Pat"

9 Bishop Street 3135 Washington Street

Glee2,3;BowlJng2;Golf2; Red Treasurer 2

Cross3;CheerLeader4-,Bask;etbaU Goal; Success
2;Clarion3,4;Fashion3,4;Treas.3
Goal: Nurse

Vija Teics

Ann Tetreault

16 Sewall Street

"Tiny"

Roxbury

3226 Washington Street
Goal: To Be Like My Mother

Goal; Exph:)rer

Marilyn J. Tiews
35 Spring Park Avenue
Tuesday CUib 4
Goal: Massachusetts School
of Arr

Alice L. Tower
"Al"
47 Forest Hill Street
Goal; Secretary

32

Jolm Towsey
"Jack"
lOi Fenwood Road
Roxlsury
Football 3,4; Basketball 2,
3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; First
Lieut. 4
Goal; Graduation

Wil 1 iam Trov
"Billy"
98 Soutlibourne Road
Football 2,3,4; Track 2
Goal: College

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H

Theresa D. VitLilc
"T"
98 Hcaih Strcer
Goal: Private Scvrctarv

Leo F. Walsh
27 Harvard Avenue
Dorchester
Hnckey 3,4
Goal: Eleclrkal Engineer

Frances Jo An Wiggins
"Rebel"
5 I Green Street
FaHhions 4
Goal; Marriage

V

Marjarie J. Wilson
"Margie"
9 Erie Place
Cheerleader 4; Fashions 2
Goal: Happiness

Janet A. Wiitekiiid
"Jan"
74.1 Centre Street
Fashions 3; Glee 2,o
Goal: Show Busine^js

Lionel J. Wo(.)d

"Wo(jtly"

609 Shawmut' Avenue

Roxbury

Football 3,4: Track 2,3,4;

Baseball 4

Goal: All -American

Geraldine C. Wright

"Gerry"

26 East Brookline Street

Boston

Ot'fiee Assist. 4; Advertising 4

Goat: Nurse

Bohane, The "Bookie"

William Young
"Bill"

14 Cable SliL-et
FoothaU 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4
Goal; Spurts

HUnOROUS

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lfc/;//>< ^->

Betty Langner

MAmEREB

Wddort Lloijd

SCHOOL

tJoan EdstroM -^^ -SM

TALEiiTED

■■■' r

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Joseph ^ul livan Jeanette Shire

FOFTILA-R

Pennu McVinnei|

James O'Brieri

Gail Hart in

ATHLETIC
Janet .Short David HaJletL

The Campaign Is On

Nominees

Frank Flavin, Joe Martin, Giny Rol-
lins, Janet Short, Gail Martin, Edith
Murphy, Barbara Morgan, Nancy Lee,
Barbara Groves, Pat Lamond, Betty
Langner, Sandra Potter, Weldon Lloyd,
Gerry Lynch .

•57 ELECTS
Frank Flavin - Treasurer
Fdith Murphy - Secretary
Gail Martin - Vice President
Joseph Martin - President

Legal Notices

We, the class of 1957, having passed all sani-
ty, loyalty, and health tests, despite rumors to the
contrary, do hereby publish this as our last will and
testament:

To Mr, Casey, we leave sincerest gracirude for
tolerating us during our years at J .P.H .S.

To Miss MuUin, we leave a modem-equipped
office where she may cope with the problems of all
Senior classes .

To Miss Casey and Mr. Gilligan, we leave our
last week's pay.

To the Seniors, we leave, until we meet again,
a standing inviiation to return to J, P.H. S.

To the Juniors, we leave the Senior lunch room
tables and an opportunicy to be as good as the class
of *57 .

To the Suphomores, we leave an elevator to get
to the third Qoor .

To the one class of Freshmen, we leave an op-
portunity to get out before it's too late.

To Mr. Brickley, we leave the suggestion: "We
may not be' humorous, but we are certainly full of
wit."

To Mr. O'Leary, we leave a bushel of apples
for the seventh period ,

To Mrs. Gleekman, we leavu' a certificate good
for one year's modeling at Miss Simplicity.

To Mr. Landrigan, we leave ELVIS in hopes
that he'll never forget his "E.LVIS LOVIN'" history
class.

To Mrs. Hurky, we leave a ton of cotton wool
in which to wrap up our courageous athletes.

To Mr. Boiui, we leave a prediction that the foot-
ball team will have a winning season,

To Miss Kelly, we leave two coinj Mess ion heads
and overdrive for her "souped-up" convertible.

To Mr. McGucktan, we leave two winged pucks
that fly into ihe goal.

To Miss Donlan, we leave a Yearbook siaff with
brilliant ideas .

'lo Mr. Dug-an, we leave a whistle to direct traf-
fic in assemblie.s .

To Miss Hennessy, we leave just fivu little
words: "PUT YOUR MIND ON JT."

'i'o Mr. Buck, we leave mechanical men to col-
lect for the Key Club.

To Mr. Mealy, we leave an easy chair while
waiting for Mr. Wendler.

To Mr. Duffy, v/e leave the class that sets sci-
ence back fifteen years.

To Miss Buckley, we leave a si<,:ni f<^r the library:
"QUIET."

To Miss O'Connell, we leave "Sh!! Madame."

To Mr. Best, we leave an umbrella to protect
him from his dripjiy ceiling.

To Miss DriscoU, we leave her famous expres-
sion, "AHTM."

To Mr. Sullivan, we leave a contribution to the
lunchroom, a big cheese.

To Miss Tombaugh, we leave a Floridari/ed

106.

'I'o Miss Maguire, we leave a shiny red scooter
to spin her from room to room .

To Miss Howe, we leave her own private switch-
board to Purdy's .

To Miss Russell, we leave a Senior class that
will not creak while beading.

To Colonel Murphy, we leave a cup of coffee,
sparing him his daily trips.

To Miss O'Malley, we leave a handbook for her
classes enriiled, "How To Untangle A Bandage."

We Che class of 1957, having passed all bar ex-
aminations except those of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, have on this day of May in the year
of our Lord, one ilunisantl nine hundred and fifty -seven,
officially designate this to be our last will and testa-
ment.

Wimessed and Approved By:

Little Richard
Fats Domino

Attorneys:

Dianne Croatti
Joan Edstrom

^■i' •.

First

Yearbook 1957

HonK> Rooms; Stop Lively!

ROOM 102

F\r^\ R(nv (I . tt) r.): Ursula Allen,
Barbara Bun, Carol Bradford, Arlcne
Lopuz, Miiry 0'( 'minor, c;^rol Box.zel-
li, Klizabctli AIIcti, Ann Hardy, Jean
Fcrrandi, DorfUhy I.aZiirc, M;iry Brown.
St'L-oiui Row: David Bohanc, Arthur A -
! ha lias low, Marily B(_'atty, Alice Buck-
ley, RolxTta AnsoU, Barbara Arnoki,
Jiiditli Briggs, Robert Miirdnck, William
Bovee, Miss Barrett , Third Row;
Charles MiUikin, David ! lallcti, Baul
Devinc, Francis Buckley, tlerald Billo-
win, Biiilip Burns, Paul Brown, ThomuH
Kelty, David Camptx;ll

ROOM 10:5

First Row (I. to r.): Lorraine Ctiain-
Ix^rlain, Catherine Darcy, Patricia
Carlson, Kathryn McGrail, Rosemary
Creighlon, Maria Coneannon, Helen
Curran, Lois DcGregorio, Maureen
Cotter. Second Row: John Di Mattia,
Joseph Davis, Margaret Caffrey, Nao-
mi Cosgrove, Ruth Cohen, Aileen
VValsh, Barbara Chianipa, Richard Hur-
ley, MixSS Sullivan . Third Row: Fran-
cis Ellsworth, Paul Conroy, Richard
Conroy, John Doherty, Edgar Dempsey,
John Foley, John Droyer, Rolxrrl Dona-
hue

W^K

ROOM 104

First Row (1. to r.): Ruta Dreij-
manis, Mary Fisher, Joan Reed,
Jacqueline Barrett, Patricia Finn,
Ruth Fisher, Joan Dwyer, Dorothy
Fitch, Roserta Edstrom, Joan Ma-
is . Second Row: George Humph-
rey, Francis Wright, Eleanor Fio-
rello, Ann Elson, Rosalie Esposi-
to, Elizabeth Flippen, Sue Ann
Emmons, Francis DelCorso, Shir-
ley Evans, Michael Garvey, Mr.
Landrigan. Third Row: Edward
Lebonte, Robert Groves, Robert
Horton, Paul Decoste, Joseph Han-
ley, John Brinkman, Lawrence Mc-
Carthy, James Harris, Carl Hansen,
Harold Harris, Brendan O'Brien

"Microbe Hunters"

ROOM 107

First Row (l . to r.): Paul Master-
son, Robert Kelly, Francis Higgins,
George Brown, Joanne Butler, Lau-
retta Patuto, James Tutkus, Peter
Ronayne, Allan Spellman . Second
Row: David Sullivan, William De-
Mille, Gerald DiFranzo, Thomas
Tierney, Thomas Foley, William
Reiser, David Kaye, Clement To-
desco, Arthur Scarpa, Mr. Wend-
ler. Third Row: Michael Estes,
Peter Brescia, Alfred Miller, Rich-
ard Sullivan, John Colley, Robert
Laws, William Sproul, John Fermi-
no, Walter Sproul

RCXJM 110

First Row (1. hi r.): Dorothy Bark-
;is, Bfvui'ly CaiiipiK>]l, Jmliiii An-
iUif-!in, Ma rt;Li ret. Burke, Beverly
Ik,' r ,! it k > il , M d i-;i A be; r nia n i s , Susan
Brcuiluy, RuriiicL' BLirnarti, Lnis
ArniingioTi, Vivian Morri-snii . Scc-
oiui Row: Daiiiul I'tjrtcr, John Mc-
Carthy, Stcpiicii Burke, Riia lio-
liane, Xaiicv Auehiir, John (icniKitf,
Beverly Barneit., t^arl Suud, Davitl
Robinson, Rnnakl Amori, Mr.
Crowley. Tiiirtl Row: Kenneth
Brazee. Clinton Antierson, Leslie
Sptiars, Paul Flanders, Riehartl
Brauueis, William Arbuekle, Ge-
rard Burke, Charles Andrew^',
Charles Drummey, Ftiward Gyukeri

ROOM 112

First Row (1. to r.): Consiaiiee
Curl is, Maii;i.la Reveliotty, Mar-
garet Clayton, Maureen Conlon,
Dorothy Cherry, Anna Cri.saful-
li, Mary Hllcn Haverty, Marga-
ret D'Amore, Margaret Chamber-
lain, Josephine Boucher. Secontl
Row: Catheiine Gillooly, Sandra
Dee, Donna McGralh, Catherine
Bogdanos, Louise Bennett, Ju-
dith C^arncy, Joan Brown, Barbara
Del Dotto, Marjorie Corbelt,
Miss [lowc. Third Row: Robert
Bethony, Joseph Del Genia, James
Boils, Stephen O'Madigan, Ronald
Berry, James Donovan, George
Bradford, Ronald P(.)irier

ROOM 113

First Row (I. to r.): Isaliellc Eudey,
Mary Donahue, Margaret Di Maggio,
Katharine Wright, Georgia Gram, Mau-
reen Mulcahy, Kacherine Famelitis,
Ann Goyea, Mary Dohcrty, Frances
Gautreau. Second Row: Janice Goy-
ctte, Sandra Fuller, Helen Gleuclyo,
Igor Jaeger, Margot Johansen, Jean
Dixon, Phyllis Garland, Karherine Di
Pietro. Third Row: Edward Cleary,
Albert Talanian, Thomas Grady, Ron-
ald Yes hulas, James Donovan, Keii-
i\eth Dunham, Richard N'uzzo, William
Noonan

ROOM 114

First Row (1. tor.): KatliLeen Has-
kell, Joy Gardner, Regina Guarigia,
Gladys Hardiman, Maureen Mewson,
Linda Garland, Eileen Grieshaber,
Eleanor Oser, Helen McCabc. Sec-
ond Row: Robert Grady, John Down-
ey, George McGrath, Charles Healey,
George Couglilin, David Mastcrson,
Joan Skapinsky, Mr. MeGuckian.
Third Row: Irving Rose, Paul Hinck-
ley, Allan Hornbrnok, Steve Theodore,
Hugh Leonard, Janics Kendall

'Miss Sinriplicily" Models
1956

ROOM 202

First Row (I. tor.): Dawn Magi,
Patricia Foulsham, Joan Havlin,
Patricia Forbes, Lena Fontana,
Dolores Giancola, Elena Giuliana,
Linda Gagner, Majory Grinnell,
Etliel Means, Storm Foley. Sec-
ond Row: Ronald Krikorian, Lou-
ise Hatch, Bemice Fuller, June
Gayer, Nancy Goodwin, Jane Com-
perts, Patricia Freitas, Patricia
Sheehan, Rosemary Gould, Georg-
iamia Holmes, Miss O'Connell.
Third Row: Cliarles Mangos, An-
thony Lang, Yahan Ishkanian, Rob-
ert Hughes, Dennis Kerr, Ricliard
Lalor, Michael Zlatkowski, Wil-
liam Carrigan, Jolm Regan, Paul
Leaman, Tsunejiro Asakura

ROOM 20"'

First Row (1. to r.): Anne Hiliz,
iMary Ann Kcucll, C'arol Lcnncjx,
Floreiiue Karagozian, Elvira Ln-
iacuno, Rosu marie Griss, Mary
Ja*.k;nnovicz, Rutli SciionibcrK,
Catherine Duheriy, Marg-arc:i La-kI-
furd, Helen Landry. SeL.-ond Ruw:
RnLh Ilowley, Madeline Rallcn-
berg, Pairicia rieming, Diane
Kaye, Lillian Jansen, Marian
Healev, Carol Kiley, Constance
Hughes, Florence Wiuig, Ruthann
Weitiger, Miss O'Malley. Third
Row liugene Maci^tMiald, James
McCormack, James Manning,
Thomas McManns, Lewis Vacea,
Thomas Uendribee, Kenneth Mc-
Faddcn, Syvalia Hyman, Harold
MacLaugluin, Patrick Pezziilo,
Richard McMamis, Douglas Mann,
Joseph Lament

Chemistry Class
Convenes

ROOM 210

First Row (i . to r,): Sre(iiianio
Kettell, Margaret Ivimey, Jane
Lunn, Sandra ](ihnson, Doreen Has-
riall, Regina lioyt, Dianiic King,
Arlene Scott. Second Row. Nancy
Kendall, Janet JeUow, Patricia Kel-
ly, [iarbara Cahill, Carole Kaisiaiie,
Carol Liicicr, Barbara Mardiman,
Miss Thyiie. Third Row: Carol
Kelleher," Ccorge St. Cyr, William
Kantrout)a, ITank C-'hIIxjui, Kaiiioi;a
Lawrence

ROOM 214

First Row (1. to r.): Carolyn Mc-
Donnell, Jean Kirk, Judith Mc-
Carthy, Patricia Kostka, Anne Mc-
Grath, Mary King, Joan Lamond,
Dorothy McGowan, Lorraine Lan-
zillo. Second Row: Fred Mac-
Lennon, Laura McNamara, Gail
McDonald, Katlileen Maguire, Hel-
en Landretli, Robert Last, William
Mclntire, Mr. Sullivan. Third Row:
Frank Hegarty, Joseph Poirier, Paul
Fitzgerald, Robert Felton, Albert
Dodge, James Mulvey, Carl Mudson

Mary Brown
Exhibits

ROOM 302

First Row (1. to r.); Marie Megna,
Claire O'Halloran, Rita McDonald,
Sonja Najim, Frances O'Connell,
Nancy Staplecon, Elizabeth Mullal -
ly, Celia Mosher, Lorraine O 'Neil,
Carol MacLeod, Katherine Mac-
Donald. Second Row: Dennis Bar-
ca, Ronald White, Joseph Gren-
ham, Janet Doucette, Patricia O'
Brien, Ann O'Brien, Ricliard Leon-
ard, James Sliine, Walter Quigley,
Miss Sullivan. Third Row: Kevin
Scanlon, Daniel Guerrera, Ronald
Dello Russo, Peter Sarantopoulos,
Edward Sullivan, Robert Mazza,
John Reynolds, Fred Hansen, John
De mp sey

ROOM 3(J3

[■irst Rovv' (I. to r.): Mary Lou
Prciidiblc, Claice Rfjy, Theresa
O'Connor, Jeanne Poulos, Rose-
mary O'Donnell, Claire Mande-
viUe, Swctiana Diatchenko, Lo-
reita Sauer, Patricia O'Leary, Ri-
ta Petrie, Nancy Roderick. Sec-
ond Row: Carl Noel, D(jU>res Pol-
lard, Janet Quintaglie, Winifred
Palmer, Christine Ogtba, Janice
Reiser, jean Povilailiy, Edith O'-
Neil, Shirley Hughes, Mr. Buck.
Tliird Row; Paul Eger.yheim, Ron-
ald Townsenti, Donald Maclsaac,
Stephen Ross, Richard Robinaon,
John Stevens, Augustine Reynolds,
Richartl Quinhin, Walter Simpson,
Nicholas Peiracelli, Gerartl Quinn,
Roger Powell

On the Side Lines

ROOM 304

First Row (I. to r.): Lorraine Mc-
Grath, Marie McLcllan, Margaret
iMareucella, Carol Santoro, Carol
Miller, Gloria Musserian, Sofia
Kancll, Audrey Marchant, Marga-
ret Michaely, Rena Nazarian. Sec-
ond Row: Barbara Owens, Carol
McClellan, Carol Pye, Jeanette
Morlan*.!, Juditii Marison, Rolieiia
McGarrity, Pauline Lynch, Geral-
dine Mahood, Miss Mayes. Thirti
Row: Stephen Pulechowicz, Charles
Neale, Edward O'Brien, Jolin .Murray,
Anhur Johnson, James Morris, John
Mattliews, (jcrafd O'Neil, Roberi
Murray

ROOM 305

First Row (1. to r.): Marie Parillo,
Sandra Perry, Catherine Quatrale,
Helen Ringler, Margaret Reardon,
Vivian Walsh, Margaret Thompson,
Gertrude Perrigo, Marilyn Reed, Pa-
tricia Reddish. Second Row: James
Tucker, Thomas Smith, Michael
Lermon, Margaret O 'Neil, Patricia
Plunkett, Claire Brousseau, Claire
Roach, Paul Frost, Miss Hubbard.
Third Row; Paul Sheehan, Francis
Reiser, James Sullivan, David Mc
Gillicuddy, Michael Koutrouba,
Michael Halloran, Fred Berzon, John
Downs.

ROOM 306

First Row (I. tor.): Marguerite
Wooster, Jo-Ann Sanborn, Eileen
Doherty, Mary Culbertson, Marie
Doyle, Rose Scanzillo, LoivS Cun-
niff, Helen Zalewski, Linda Why-
coff, Judith Varney. Second Row:
Marion Thompson, Matile William-
son, Valda Zalkalns, Mary Tuteli-
an, Norrine Walsh, Lorraine Wood-
cock, Carol Welch, Virginia Bren-
nan, Paula Zinke, Gloria Grimsley,
Miss Kelley. Thhd Row: George
Waslibum, Arthur Croak, Thomas
Ward, Joseph Brine, Bruce War-
munde, John Walsh, David Murphy

WINNERS

FLOWER JUDGING

1957

B<jb Bcrhoncy
Builds

ROOM 307

First Row (I. U) r.): Mima Ser-
rano, Melon Robinson, Patricia
Spcrrazza, Liilian Smith, Mardia
Spciiglcr, Juclith Siciliano, Gene-
vieve Suhr, C[aire Tierney. Sec-
ond Row: Patricia O'Brien, Joan
O'Malley, Anlonina Roberts, Gail
GoHs, Evelyn Roy, Anne Topjian,
Mary Lou Rollins, lidward Con-
nors, Robert Ahlquist, Miss Mc
Intyre. Third Row: Albert Whit-
man, Frank Sampson, Thomas
Lynch, Robert Butterfield, Geori!;e
Lunn, 13rciuk)n Stillivan, Edward
Brinkman, James Uaggerty

ROOM 310

First Row (1. to r.); Joan Sulli-
van, Barbara Sweeney, Carol
Willis, Jean Wenncrs, Joanne
Welch, Janet Van Stry, Helene
Thompson, Dorothy Cronin,
Nancy Scurrah. Second Row:
Leo Walsh, Barbara Voelker,
Carroll Schtister, Mary Sproul,
Marcia VanderCar, Louise
Stringe, Frances Toronto, Jean
Steele, Kathleen Wholcy, Mr.
Best. Tliird Row: Timothy A-
liern, Richard Wilmarrh, Ronald
Stewart, John Greene, Martin
White, Paul Muriartv, David
Trudel, William Wolfram, Dan-
iel Therriault, AnUiony Trafi-
canti, George Toronto

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Work

F'iryi Row (t. to r.): Joan Ed-
Hlrom, Dianiie Croatti, Misw
Danlan, Miss Howe, Rosemary
Duiin, Nancv Lee. Second Row;
Sandra Peterson, Weldon Lloyd.
Richard Dyer, Joseph Martin,
John Crecdun, Janet Short, Toyee
Fislier

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Doris Kcefe, Carole Hewson, Alice
Karagozian

ADVERTISING

First Row (I. to r.): Frank Flavin, Joan Edstronn, Doris Keefe, lohaima
Schultz. Second Row: Miss Buckley, Walter Bleiler, David Haiti, Gerald
Lynch, Geraldine Wright, Ellen Lewis

Clarion off Press -December 1936

SENIORS

First Row: Doris Keefe, Dianne
Croatti, Joan Edstrom, Mr. Brick-
ley, Nancy Lee, Rosemary Dunn,
Patricia Lamond. Second Row:
Doima Sweeney, Joyce Fisher,
Richard Dyer, James Fuller, Rob-
ert Sullivan, Janet Short, Barbara
Richardson. Third Row: Jean
Peters, Ellen Lewis, Nancy Lind-
blade, Dianne Matthews, Muriel
Hadley

Donna Sweeney, Richard Dyer
Co -editors

Mr. Brickley - Faculty Advisor

JUNIORS

First Row: Rosemary O'Donnel,
Maria Bukiemski, Mr. Brickley,
Eleanor Callahan, Barbara Voel-
ker, Eleanor Giulkana. Second
Row: Ruta Drejmanis, Anita No-
vac, Mary Brown, Gloria Musser-
ian, Janice Reiser, Claire Roy,
Maureen Colter. Third Row:
Bemice Fuller, Marion Healey,
Stephen Ross, James Morris,
Louise Hatch, Frances Del Cor-
so, Edith Brown

Dr, OsvAild Tipno

J. P. '28

Saiiite-y The National

Honor Sociery

First Riiw {[. t:j r.): Maryarft Cox, Virginia (.)'-
Byrne, Carole Ry;jn, FUnor Siciliano, I..om;?L' Siro-
nun, Katl3le4iJL Troarior, Eleanor SiJurrazza, Marffi-
tci Cronin, Fred Langgutl\, Richard Dyer, Joacpn
ShulJsiLT, htvond Row: Dorothy I'own send, IJi-
anc Matthevvs, liundra Holnian, Maureen MuqihN ,
Paula ForJbcs, Margaret MacIOonaki, Sandra Peter -
svjii, Marilyn CJuaragiia, Iilizabeth Kimpinyki.
iliiiti Row: Dr. Oswald Tippo, Ikniy LaiiguLT,
Gl.;na Caporizzo, Jeannette Shire, Janice Caudle,
Mis.'. lUa-trles, Linda Delvenlal, Lillian Hejinett,
Constatu-.e Chiislci, Jacqueline Mughes, Mr. Ca.yey .

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LIBRARY CLt'B

First R.jvv (I. to r.): Sandra Miller,
Juditl; Robertson, Mlleii Donovan,
Joan Ldstmm, Lorraine McGratii,
Palrieia Laninnd, James r'nUer.
Second Row: Prank I-lavin, Helen
i\ii^bit3!^(r,\, Mar\ L- raghue, Marv
Sproul, Marcia Va. erCar, Dianiie
CKiUi, Miss Rue k ley, Marylin !iab-
in, Ina Sheperd, Jului Gorniley

Key Club Collects

Scholarship.

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Trophy Cabinets

Firsi Row. Weldon Lloyd, Jolin Hutchinson, Mr. Buck, Richard Dyer, Donald Smith, Dav-
id Cambell. Second Row: Robert Candow, Robert Horlon, Gerald Quinn, Brendan O'Brien,
Joseph Martin, Walter Bleiler, Raymond Lewis, Fred Langgnth. Third Row. Tsunejiro
Asakura, William Harrington, John Murray, Gerard Lynch, James Morris, James Muniane,
Indulis Sniits, Dennis Kerr, Donald Bridges .

1956-57
Officers

MEMBERSHIP PLEDGE

I pledge on my honor to uphold the
objectives of the Key Club Interna-
tional; to build my home, school
and community; lo serve my Nation
and God and to combat all forces
which tend to undermine these in-
stitutions.

OFFICE ASSISTANTS

First Row: Diartne Dec, Joan
ArsliaUan, Maureen Colter,
Belly Ann Langner, Sandra Pe-
icrsun, Mrs. Glcekman, Carol
Noel, Betty Poodiack, Ina Shep-
herd, Georgiana Molmes, Mary
Lcdford, Mary Flynn. Second
Rtiw: Barbara DugKan, Betty
Sproul, Gerry Wriglit, Barbara
Sotir, Marie Doyle, Mara Aber-
maniy

GLEE CLUB

FirsiRow(l. lu r): G.Mahood, L.
Armington, M.Caffrey, C.Quauale,
D.Keefc, G.MartiB, E.Sperrazza.
Second Row: M.Porillo, M.Megna,
C.Hennebery, K.Hasco, A.Goyea,
J.Mais, P.Finn, C.HugheH, R.Mc-
Garity. Third Row. U.Morrison,
S. Fuller, M.Ivimy, C.Miller, D.
King, B. Sotir, P.I^olsom, R.Bohane

First Row (I. to r.): EdJth Sinaco-
la, Judv Robertbon, Louise Hatch,
Miss 'lonibaugh, Diaime Kay, loan
Lamond, Marie Ahern. Second Row:
Doris Keefe, Muriel Hadlcy, Barba-
ra Hardiman, Mara Ahermanis, Sie-
hen Pelechowicz, Joseph Brine,
tephen O'Matigan, Helen Curran,
Ruth Fisher. Third Row: Magda
Rcvelliolty, Claire Brousseau, Ju-
dy Briggs, Gloria Sinacola, F'rances
Toronto, Katlierine Phemaliiis, Joy
Gardner, Claire Roy

On a Turkey Farm with J. P. Aggies

Fred Harris, former graduate, owner,
iperator, draws a turkey

1st Step: Patrick Pezzula sticks turkey

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Thanksgiving 1936

Bronze and White Hollands on the range

2nd Step: Richard Brauneis, semi- scalding

3rd Step: Roughing the turkey

Last Step: Processing before drawing

at Christmas

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On May 15, 1056, the Jan\;iica Plain High School
Alumni Association honored C(.)ach James L. Duffy at
its annual banquet. A memorial trophy was presented
at this dinner lo perpetuate the memory of our great
teacher. This will serve as an inspiration to all aspir-
ing young athletes .

From 1920-1Q4.5, Coach Duffy won the hearts of a!!
young people at Jamaica Plain High with his love for
boys and girls, hks captivating personality, and last,
but not least, his able sportsmanship. Win or lose, Mr.
Duffy would always appear sniiling, encouraging, [Por-
traying a truly living spirit in his heart.

Eddie Quinn, class o( L^)S6, outstanding student and
track star, heads the list on our new trophy. Griod luck
to future winners! May Coach Duffy's spin! coniiiuu' to
permeate the halloweti halls of Jamaica Plain High.

R.F.D.

JAMES L. DUFFY

MEMORIAL TROPHY

AWARDED TO

EDWARD J„ QUTNN '56

.rtOi

_j3 3=JiifecMfc Qf^ ja^* ■es^n r-<j.^ . _

First Row (1. tor.): E. Sullivan,
R. Hurley, J. Lynch, E.Dowgial-
!o, B.McMurtry, J.Martin, D.Hal-
leiE, J.Brinkman, J.Maloney, W.
Young. Second Row: Mr. Bond
(Coach), Colonel Murphy (Coach),
P. Bums, R.Hughes, W.Arbuckle,
R.Robertson, J. Brine, W.Troy, G.
Quinn, R.Stewart, T.MacMarmus.
Third Row: W.Henderson, G.Bil-
louen, M.Whitt;, G.MacDonald,
J.Towsey, G.Humphreys

Cheers

for
Football

Kneeling (I. to r.): Dianne Croaiti, Judy Salemme, Jean Peters,
Sandra Miller. Standing: Doris Keefe, Doima Sweeney, Margy
Wilson, Penny McViney (Captain), Carol Bartell, Jeanette Shire,
Rosemary Dunn, Mary Flynn

Co-Captains
Hallett and Martin

Tenms

First Row (I. to i: .): Constance
Hughutj, Judith Marison, Ursula
Allen, Roberta McGarity, Geor-
gia Grant. Second Row: Doris
Kecfe, Judilh Varney, Janice
Reiser, Margaret Ivimcy, Helen
Zelewski, Dawn Magi, Gail Mar-
tin, Miss Kelley

First Row (I. to r.); Muriel Hadlcy, Rose-
mary Edstcom, Celia Mosher, Katherine
Wright, Geraldine Mahood. Second Row;
Autfroy Marchant, Arlene Lopes, Janet
Short, Sue Bradley, Ruth Cohen, Louise
Bradley

Badminton

First Row (I. to r.): Arlene Lopes, Celia
Mosher, Katherine Wright. Second Row:
Rosemary Edstrom, Rutli Cohen, Sue Brad-
ley, Louise Bennett

First Row (I. to r.): David Campbell,
Charles Neale, Donald Bridges, Jolm
Derapsey, James McCormick, Timothy
Aheani, Joseph Martin. Second Row:
William Noonan, Ronald Kdkorian, Leo
Walsh, Donald Smitli, Richard Brauneis,
John Brinkman, Agustus Reynolds, Ge-
rard Quinn, David Hallet, William Mc-
Intire, Joseph Keating, Mgr. Mc. Mc-
Guckian, Coach. Third Row: David
Ahlquist, Robert Grady, Fred MacLen-
nan, Karl Hudson, Thomas Grady,
Thomas Smith, Ronald White, William
Boyce

First Row (I. to r.): Eugene Mc-
Donald, Josepli Davis, Marty Wliite,
John DiMattia, William Henderson.
Second Row: Frank Hegacty, Rob-
ert Malone, Janis Galen, Eduardo
Rust, James Fuller, Gerald BiUou-
in, Mr. O'Lear)'

First Row (1. to r.): Stephen Ross,
John Murray, Robert Thompson,
Dennis Carey, Paul Brown. Second
Row: Frank Hcgarty, Richard Sulli-
van, Brendan O'Brien J Mr. O'Leary

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First Row (1. lor.): John Bohane, Robert Brooks, William
Yomig, Joseph Sylvester, Jolm Ferguson, AdamKrauss.
Second Row: Colonel Muqihy, James Talanian, Robert Rev-
cliotis, William Mclnlyrc, Stephen Ross, Michael Scipione,
James O'Brien

Baseball

Co-Champions, Boston District League
Selected for State Tournament

Junior Varsity
First Row (I. tor.): Charles Mangos, William
Henderson, William Boyce, Jolm DiMattia, Ed-
ward Cleary. Second Row: Colonel Murphy,
James Manning, Francis McCusker, Gerard
Burke, Joseph Martin, David Hallett

Colonel Edwarci Muriihy
Major Edward Foley
Major Michael Scipione
Major George Bryant
Lieutenenl Colonel David Walsh
Colonel Charles Lynch

Trophy

Presented by Railroad

Communiry Committee

(if Greater Boston

To
Jaiuaica Plain High

For Exi cUeiicf in ilic- 1956
Boston Scli<.ol b;»y Cadui I'arad

LOUIE^S ESSO STATION

205 CENTRE ST.. AT JACKSON SQUARE
ROXBURY. MASS.
GARRISON 7-9722

WIFT CLEANSERS

1480 Columbus Ave.

Jackson Sq,

Roxbury
Cleaner * Laundry

CYRUS DAVIES PHARMACY

WILLIAM J. O'HARA, Reg. Pharm.

189 CENTRE STREET, ROXBURY, MASS.

GA. 7-921S GA. 7-9051

Confipliments of

JOHN S. McCLUR£

STYLE STORES FOR ^rEN
Hats - Clothing - Fumishings

155 DUDLEY ST.
ROXBGRY, MASS

GA 7-6233

362 CENTRE ST.
JAMAICA PLAIN

JA 4-7335

Alperl

furniture for living

at Natick &, Jamaica Plain

CompUments of

JOHN MATERAZZO

C & R DONUT

179 Centre St,
Rox. 19. Mass,

SeutAuen^ ;4fa^>t^tec<viu

PRESCRIPTIONISTS

R. 8ENS0N, Ph. G.

367 CENTRE STREET, JAMAICA PLAIN, MASS.

Telephone JA moico 2-3690

GA 7-3322

Compliments of

THE PUPILS OF BIOLOGY 21 - BE

MARTIN C. KELLEY

Funeral Service

509 Centre Street
Jamaica Plain

JA 4-2323

MANN AND MANN

LOCAL AND DISTANT
NON-SLCTARIAN
FUNERAL SERVICE

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MONTGOMERY
the Florist

Flowers for All Occasions
Telegraphed Anywhere

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722 Centre Street, Jainaica Plain, Mass.

Tt'lephonc: JAniaiia 4-2210

Resident.' Phone-: [Amaica 4-3713

44 PERKINS STRECT
JAMAICA PLAIN, MASS.

TELEPHONE: JAmaica 2-2500
FA ir view 5-0488

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COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED

Compliments o{ • . .

KEANE'S GARAGE

JA4-07'.»3

71(1 CENTRL STREET

C0NGRA7 LLATIOXS
CLASS OF 1957

JONES CAMERA and GIFT SHOP

Compliments of . . .

WOELFEL BROS. SHELL STATION

496 Centre Stxeei Jamaica Plain
J A 4-9780

Full Secretarial and
Intensive Short Courses

S. S. KRESGE

Your Friendly Store
684 Cenirc Street

Individualized
Progreu and Attention

367 ftOYLSTOM STREET «t ARLINGTON

FANDEL PRESS, INC.

Complete Sjz>iinting CHe^vice

59 McBRIDE ST. JAMAICA PLAIN 30, MASS.
JAMAICA 4-0204 — 4-020B

COMPLIMENTS OF . . ,

JBernat

YVRNS

EMILE BERNAT & SONS COMPANY

99 BICKFORD ST., JAMAICA PLAIN 30, MASS.

GEO. W. KENYON & SON

CHAS. B. ROGERS and CO.

Agents

701 CENTRE STREET

BONDS — INSURANCE

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6 Seaverns Avenue

JAMAICA PLAIN 30, MASS

Telephone: JAmaica 4-0014

ESTABUSHED 1850

A Prescription Phctrmacy Since 1867

Ja 4-4411

TEL. GA 7 1361

FRED. BLEILER CO. INC.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS

77 MINDEN ST. 21 WALDEN ST,

JAMAICA PLAIN 30. MASS,

EST. 1860

SPECIAL DIE PINS AND RINGS

ORDER

YOUR

1958

SCHOOL

RING
NOW

Official
Jeweler For
I. V. High

FACTORV AND OFFICE

AT 387 WASHINGTON STREET

AND WTiAR

IT DURING

ALL OL YOUR

SENIOR

YEAR

LEO J. COSTELLO

INSURANCE S BR VICE SINCE 1030

693 CENTRE STREET

JAdiaica 4-5000

CENTRE STREET, JAMAICA PLAIN

Telephone JAmaica 4-2080
opposite M. E. Curley School

O'Byrne's Marke"

COMPLIMENTS OF

Jamcrica Plain's

COLUMBIA

Largest Independent Market

Quality Foods

PACKING COMPANY

at Lowest Prices

155 SOUTHAMPTON STREET

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BOSTON, MASS.

655 CENTRE STREET

JAMAICA PLAIN 30, MASS.

FINE MEAT PRODUCTS

JAMAICA PLAIN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS' CHOICE

FOR

TUXEDO RENTALS

FORMAL WEAR
SPECIALISTS

cummins men's store

MEN'S SUITS
FURNISHINGS

600 HYDE PARK AVENUE

FAkview 3-8866

ROSLINDALE, MASS.

"ONE MILE FROM FOREST HILLS"

D. W. DUNN CO.

PACKING

MOVING

STORING

SHIPPING

ESTABLISHED 1896

.LOCAL

.SUBURBAN

.LONG DISTANCE SERVICE

EXCLUSIVE METROPOLITAN AGENT

AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO
NATION WIDE FURNITURE MOVERS

JAMAICA 2-3300

3175 WASHINGTON STREET

HANCOCK 6-8000
BOSTON 30, MASS.

24 HOUR LAUNDRY

FLAT WORX CLEANING

SHIRTS

628 WASHINGTON STREET
(at Codraan Square)

GENEVA 6-3939
DORCHESTER, MASS.

FORj A
JOB?

CHECK \A/HAT YOU NA/ANT:

Good starting salary
ivith regular raises

Pleasant luork loith other
girls and young men

Prestige of a responsible job loith
a well-knoiun and respected company

If your list shows three checks, then you should
check into what the Telephone Company has
to offer you. Smart girls are doing it now, before
they graduate from high school. Come in and
see our employment interviewer soon. You'll
enjoy talking with her.

Act now, and you can say with pride, "I'm all
set! I'm going to work with the Telephone
Company !"

See the Guidance Counselor at your school, and
talk first with her about when and where to
apply.

UBVJ ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY

MACLOI^E STUDIO

PHOTOGRAPHER FOR SENIOR PROM

396 MEDFORD STREET SOMERVILLE. MASS.

COMPirMENTS OF

Purdy Photographers

OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS

TO THE CLASS OF 1957

367 80YLST0N STREET BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS

COMPLIMENTS Ol'

ROOM 104

COMPLIMENTS OF

ROOM 114

COMPLIMENTS OF

ROOM 304

Complimcnis of

CO-OPERATIVE

CcHi\plimeuts of . - .

RETAILING CLASS

ROOM 307

ROOM 106

Compliments of the 1956-57

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

Richard F. Dyer

Frederick A, Langguth

Betty Ann Langner

Dianne E. Matthews

Sandra Peterson

Jeannette A. Shire

Eleanor T. Sperrazza

COMPLIMENTS OF

SENIOR ROOM

CompJiraents of . . .

ROOM 30 3

111

Joan Brown Louise Bennett
Sandra Dee Cathy Bogdanos
James Botts Dorothy Cherry
Ronald Berry Maureen Conlon
Joseph Green Donna McGrath
Emily Caffery Ronald Poirier
Judith Carney George Bradford
James Donovan Donald McAdams
Hugh Lealford Marjorie Corbett
Barbara Barlow Margaret Clayton

Compliments of . . .

Compliments of . . .

ROOM 214

ROOM ] 1 2

Aona CrisiafuUi
Constance Curtis

Margaret D'Amore

Joseph Del Genio

Magda Reveliotty

Barbara Del Dotto

Mary Ellen Haverty

Margaret Chamberlain

L36 L46

■THE TIRED LATIN LABORERS"

T.Asakura W.Harrington
A.Buckley R. Knapp
F.DelCorso A.Marchant
B. Fuller D.Matthews
B. O'Brien
Under the instruction of a
Latin Scholar
MISS MARY F. SULLIVAN

COMPLIMliNTS OF

CompUmenis of

THI: BbSl'' HEALTH CLASS

RB 5 - 310

ROOM 102

Compliments of
305

Cr>ni[)IiiiUMltS of , . .

ROOM 1 1 3

COMPLIMENTS OF

MR. BEST'S BEST CHEMISTRY CLASS
•C44

ROOM 207

COMPLIMENTS OF

COMPLIMENTS OF

SENIOR ROOM

SENIOR ROOM

203

204

COMPLIMENTS OF

COMPLIMENTS OF

SFAflOR ROOM

SENIOR ROOM

205

206

COMPLIMITNTS OV-

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE

THE

"BEST " EDUCATED DRIVERS

"BEST" HOMEROOM

DE 3-1957

310

Cionipliinenis oT . . .

Compliments o[ . . .

ROOM 107

ROOM 306

COMPLIMENTS OF

ROOM 202

COMPLIMENTS OF

MR. BEST'S CHEMISTRY

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COMPLIMENTS OF

BOYS' HEALTH

RB7-BE

THE CLASS OF 1957
IS GRATEFUL FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE