Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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ECHO Front row: P. Van Neste M. Needel, 1. Kantaros, A Swett, D. YVillis, G, Arrigo B. Mantica, N. Kornetsky Second row: L. Balconi, E MacDonald, S. Hackley, L McGowan, P. Fall, J. Lan- slcv, C. VVillis, Plummer, Mi M eCowan. Third row F. Sidoti, A. Pappas, K Geller, S. Cappers, K O,Donnell, C. Goldschmidt, N. Colder. Publications: Literary Many hours after school and many hours during vacations were spent by the editors and committees of both the YEARBOOK and the ECHO. The gradu- ates of the Class of 1963, their personalities and their accomplishments, are represented in the pages of the YEARBOOK. The literary talent of the en- tire sehool was utilized to publish two more prize- winning issues of the ECHO. Miss Nelson and Mr. F idler are most grateful to all who contributed in any way to the ECHO and the YEARBOOK. And a special tip of the hat to Mr. Paul Blanchard, a good friend as well as our printer. YEARBOOK LITERARY Front row: A. VVerner, M Murdock, P. Smith, P. Mey- ers fEditorJ, K. Kelly, Al- pert, M. Lane, R. Jolley Second row: S. Messina, E Cannata, D. Euerle, D. Ked- dy, K. Burbank, Kenswil, M. Carty, M. Daeko, E Costigan. Third row: D Cummings, F. Ribeck, S Feldman, H. Sheppard, H Davidson, C. Rosenerantz S. Novack, M. Schnaper. 12

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NURSES AIDES Front row: R. Shuffain, S. Messina, H. Goldman, D. Leon, S. Lord, G. VValler. Second row: D. Roman, D. Kcddy, Rl. Carver, L. Fahey, I. Vallicr, S. Trchub, H. -Iollev. Nurse's Aides The Nurseis Aide program is a part of the Girls League and is conducted by volunteers. These girls give up one afternoon a Week to help the nurses at Milton Hospital. They do such things as change the water, bring gifts to the patients, and serve dinner. Their most rewarding chore is adding a bit of sun- ny cheer to their patients. This program is one of the most important functions of the Girls League and of Milton High. Girls League More than fifty-five years ago the Girls League was founded. Its purpose was to further interest in civic affairs and in school. There are not only many affairs to further these interests, but also many af- fairs to earn money for the scholarship fund. The scholarship fund has grown because of the girls' selling BI.H.S. pencils and pins and because of the Girls League Dances. The Girls League also performs many civic duties. Among them is the Nurseis Aide program. GIRLS LEAGUE nl. Sooper, J. Schcffler, Cummings, D. Leon, Mantica, S. Dempsey. Second row: M. Cohen, Burbank, M. Schnaper, First row: K. Rosenblooln D B K S rt Lord, P. Curley, J. Alpe E. Brabazon, E. Nathan

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YEARBOOK COLLECTORS Front row: Smith, C. Farrington, B. Geller, M. Co'1d C Abdel-ih'1d R. . y, . e. . , Roache, J. Murdock, M Brrzmfield. Second row: M. Peyerly, C. Rovner, M. Man- ning, K. Norcott, D. Carl- son, R. Reinstein, E. Lievi, K. Dattman, E. Brabazon A. VVerner. Third row: R. McCusker, VV. Finn, L. Lewin, R. Suffers, M. XVif- holm, R. Gurney, K. Geller, K. Doherty, S. Cappers. Publications: Business The ECHO Business Staff and Collectors Were re- sponsible for the financial support of the 1963 issues of the ECHO and the YEARBOOK. Their fund- raising program consisted of selling subscriptions and seeking advertisers and boosters for the YEAR- BOOK as well selling tickets for the Senior Play, Whose profits were applied to these publications. The task of financing the ECHO and the YEAR- BOOK would not have been possible but for the Business Staff and Collectors under the guidance of Miss Wiley, Miss Elzbut, and very capable Business Manager Marilyn Coady. 13 YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF Front row: Smith. E. DiMascio, R. Enhohn, M. Coady, A. Colctti, P. Fra- ioli, E. Brandrup, 1. Larson. Second row: G. Greeley, I. Archilles, K. Doherty, D. Krurnin, J. Lennon, C. Far- rington, J. Leonard. Third row: P. Dugan, M. Tobin, B. Bush, YV. Harte, V. Mc- Kay, M. Nicholson.