Canton High School - Echo Yearbook (Canton, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

f Q xx TH EC X i XX A7 f Wf KZXZX6 BQ KV CONNL Pr1nc:1pal PN M JOD H DOHhRTY At the present time approximately fifty percent of he youth of this state who enter high school not graduate Therefore, you, the members of the Class of 1950 are entitled to accept with satisfaction our congratulations upon the completion of an important milestone in your careers As you embark on your next milestone it seems fitting to suggest that you pause for a moment and review a very fundamental premise in our democratic society During your years here you learned that the future success of our democratic way of life depends on how well we maintain that delicate balance between the protec tion of our rights and our responsibility to recognlze and respect the rights of others When this delicate balance is upset we lose as individuals and as a na tion As you go forth from this school I promlse you that if you live up to this basic democratic principle your personal lives will be happier and our democracy will be stronger Your teachers join me in wishing you calm seas and smooth sailing in the years ahead. 2 O O W owns A U ,mv Mgx5!s C O O , - O O gl' I Evelyn Tharau June 181 1932 November 20, 1914-7 In Mcmouam As we look back upon our few short months as freshmen at Canton High School, we realize that they contained a brightness now lost to the Class of 1950 We recall the hope and cheer given to us by Evelyn Tharau, whom we knew as a sincere friend and carefree companion We remember Evelyn best for her beauty and popularity, which we honored by electing her May Queen Attendant and Student Council Representative Her abil ity to get along with others was demonstrated every Activ ity Period, when she could be found at a study hall table, surrounded by admiring upperclassmen The memory of her friendly attitude and cheerful smile makes us feel that we are that much better for having known her 3 -Q 4 e N T k x il ?fj 'J . , ' :A A S .I V' ' x t A fl Cf' Cu X 64 S N 8 A if a Oy Wm ffl, ' Facult Pa- EJ First Row: Helen Smith, Science, Virginia Hinman, Physical Education, Joseph Doherty, Principal, Shirley Ponte, Commercial, Norma Turkington, Commercial, Second Row: Erma Anderson English, Helen Marsh, Home making, Helen Fehl, Commercial, Joan Shea, English. Third Row: Joseph Hilbert, Foreign Languages, Lawrence Dubuc, Physical Educatlong Delio Rotondo, Mathematics, Guido Marino, Industrial Arts, Emanuel Davidson, 5-A Social Sciences. vm! 5, . fl padxjzmhao 59 X, r f X 'f' 7 U' 1 , X BJ-Q00 if X, X ffffaif- 4' ' I W. i ff Y Y E Editor Sylvia Anderson Assistant Editor Shirley Hoerrner Busine s Manag Paul Kneuer Clubs Margaret Johnson Rosalie Dlubac George Kozlak James Kost Art Robert Quick -225,113 Buslness Staff Ruth King Audrey Nelson Shirley Hoerrner Q rts Joyce Hodges Robert Fairclough Senior Statistics Betty Rowell Ann Downey Kenneth Follert Robert Berger Who's Who Shirley Hoerrner Mariel Tomlinson 5 Ann Downey Herbert Solomon Julio Aramlni Robert Quick Barbara Gllchrist Margaret Johnson Mariel Tomlinson Dwlght Ferry Descriptio Betty Winters Jean Griffin Ralph Ducharme Edward Panke Faculty Advisers Miss Joan Shea Mr. Delio Roto ndo gg ...ll J a H Echo Staff S. Student Councd Officers President Robert Fairclough Vice President Benny Nascimbeni Secretary Barbara Zils Treasurer Raymond Aramlni One of the major issues brought before the Student Council this year was the traffic problem A new system of hall traffic was put into working order early in the fall and this plan proved satisfactory throughout the year On Friday, December 23, a Christmas Party was presented to the school by the Student Council This affair included group carol singing, a program of entertainment, a Christmas tree and a visit from Santa Claus Another step toward UThe Betterment of The Schooln was the preparation of a booklet for the orientation of Freshmen This booklet will contain a floor plan of the school, information concerning faculty members and school organizations, and other data of interest to the Freshmen. The constitution of the Council is also being revised, in hopes of making Canton High a better school through the Student Council. 6 Q wg ' O n o s n 9 o ZF X x .........i' ,ff f Senior Officers President Robert Berger Class Colors Royal Blue and White Vice President Shirley Hoerrner Class Flower White Rose Secretary Mariel Tomlinson Class Motto Success is Man's Goal Treasurer Betty Rowell Class Advisors Miss Joan Shea Mr Delio Rotondo 8 Sylvia Anderson Sy 'Learning is better than hidden treasure W Student Council, 3 Class Secretary, 3, Girls' Sports, 1,2, , ntogigg, l,2,3 Editor, H Magazine Drive Manager ports Appr ciat o , , L rary C ub, 3, Swimming Clu MWAWW 40 W ULYYMMQQQ W dy WVEQ V nLife without sports is not life W Class Vice President, 2 Football, 3,4, Basketball, 2,3,4, Baseball, l,2,3,N, Spor s App eciation, President, H !fJM,,f 2Q7 Zfjyqggfil Jeanne Bahre Puff Puff HA quiet person except when otherwisen Student Council, 1, Secretary 2 Class Secretary, 1, Girls Sports, l,2,3,u Robert Berger Bob Ulf friends are a credit, he has much gain ' Student Council, 4, Class President, 4, Football, 4, Basket ball, 2,4, Baseball, M Mary Ann BOTEWSK1 NBirds can fly why can't I?W Glee Club, 1,25 Sports Appreciation, N. 9 1 Ca a . o . gall., s 1 - M i - Uiggzf ' C ' M M 1 ' f APO f L , f M ful 2 . 11 In n h ' 0 C! .nfl 7 ff u fg V1 xl ff n L , ,ff L' 0 ' ' 7 Y Bernice Bristol Bernie 'Neatness makes this lass Girls' Sports, l,2,3,h Royce Case Plank 'Happy go lucky all day longn Football, 2,3,h, Basketball, 2,3, Baseball, 2,3 Mildred Caserta Millie nMy dreams are getting better all the time Girls' Sports, l,2,3,N, Glee Club 2, Dramatic Club, Lester Clark Les Football 2,3,4 Baseball, 2, Science Club, 2 Intra murals, ,Ld Bertha Crowley HS1lence makes the heart grow fonder Glee Club, 1, 10 I .H ' 1 1 .ll . . u. NNever a dull moment.N - 3 ' 3 ' 59145 0 Cla .N 2. Ruth Diters Ditters NS1ncerity is the grace of her soul Glee Club, 2, Dramatic Club, H, Literary Club, Rosalie Dlubac Bunny nSoftly speak and sweetly smile Student Council 2, Echo M, May Queen Attendant, 2, Glee Club, 2, Dramatic Club, H Rachel Downey nn 'You do not know all of me ' Student Council, N Girls' Sports, 2,3,H, Cantonian, l,2,3 Echo, N, Science C ub, 2, Suorts Ap reciation Club, M, Camera Club, Secretary, M Dramatic Club, Lawrence Dubay Larry H y heart is whole, my fancy free, 'way little troubles don't bother me' 7 7 Dramatic Club, President, H, Projector Operators Club, M George Dubiel Feet first 'Happy am I, from care I am free W Baseball, 3, Intramurals, 3 K9 Re XM Q ' 14 Jrfbb- ' ll , in wi uf gif Rum VIS? V Ralph Ducharme Toot UA fine chap, a fine fr1end.N Basketball l,2,3,Ng Baseball, l 2' Echo, Hg Personal Typing Club, Hg Camera Club, H, lntramurals, 3. W ' N p Donald Ehrhardt Don 'Qu1etness is a great v1rtue.n Russell Erickson Rugs NStately and tall, he walks in the hall W Camera Club, H Personal Typing Club, H Robert Fairclough Bob uThere is no truer truth obtainable by man than comes of music Student Council, 3, President 4 Basketball, l,2,3,k, Baseball, 2,3,H, Echo, H Orchestra, l,2,3,H Dwight Ferry Bud WA merry heart that gladens hearts of others Basketball, l,2,3,N, Baseball, 2,N, Glee Club 2 Tennis Club, H Projector Operators Club, 4 ntra murals, H Kk LQjAe fL1HJ W ft Qwvizg Z M11 hm' K8!lI'1eth F0119I't Kenny WA quiet manner is a sure way to success.' Student Council, 33 Echo, Hg Glee Club, l,2. Barbara Gilchrist Gilly HThere is mischief in this gal W Class Treasurer, 2 Girls' Sports, l,2,3,N Cantonian, l 2, Glee Club, l,2,b, ibrary Club, Vice Presi ent, 3, President, David Gilchrist Dave WA clear smile, a clean sport, and the vigor of the game Class President,3, Football, l,2,3, Co captain, Beatrice Goodwin Bea UAll the world loves a good sport W Girls' Sports, l,2,3,h, Glee Club, l,2, Intramura s, M, Tennis pf W Jean Griffin Jeanie 'Just an all round good pal H Girls' Sports 1 2, ,H Cantonian, 2,3 Echo, M Sports Appreciation lu , , ntramurals, H, wimming Club, 2 13 .13 a-- M . , u. . Club,1+, ' ' L, ' ff 'M A! Y. e-aE.i-- 5-' . Joyce Hodges ' Jo WI love the pleasant life I lead.n Girls' Sports, l,2,3,hg Echo, Hg Intramurals, H. Shirley Hoerrner Shirl NVim, vigor, vital ty Pep, poise, personality Student Council, 3,h, Class Vice President M, Girls' Sports, 1,2 3,N Cantonian, 2 3, Echo, Ass stant Editor H May Queen A ten ant, 3 Glee Club 1,2 Sports Appreciat on Club, Secretary, 4, In ramurals, M , heerleader, 3,k Kweewsiqrwvuwsb rgwwwv' wx' Edward Jadovich Bubbles 'Why take life seriously, you'll never get out al1ve Football, l,2,3,4, Athletic Association, 3, Treasurer, N Margaret Johnson Peggy nGood nature is an element of success N Student Council, H, Class Secretary, 2, Girls' Sports, l,2,3,H, Cantonian, 3, Echo, H, Tennis Club, H, Sports Appreciation, t'177' fncclfz ae xt ff' ffgl ff d 7 Z ffupfm fi?-za! iw fel ae Z f Harold Johnston if Dixie Wwhat care I, wh n I can rest Kill time, and take life at ts best Glee Club, 2,h lk 1 --- SH . ' . 1 ' . L A T ' . 1 ' - E - 5 . QD Q P - QR sskk- x N ' , ' a . --0 . .' u. , D S22 ,,ZTZgf flfZ6fCfi6WLi?:2: deffx ?iZgzif21ZflifZU02Cf ,:. ,yegg ,' Le, , ge 'l 1 I -A , i 7 L ,j7,f I L7 - ' , cW' K 5- .N Francis King King 'Your work is your best advertisement N Student Council, 1, Glee Club, l Ruth King Ruthie 'Thought is more profound than all speech N Cantonian, 3, Echo, H, Glee Club, l,2, Knitting Club, H ,T 1 i fix I J fl 14' f Axfifvb Paul Kneuer Paule WThe little man with so many jobs H Student Council, 4, Basketball, Manager, M, Echo, Business Manager, N, Tennis Club, H, Projector Operators' Club, H LMA yan!!! 9 Llbff iuzacxflf James Kost Jimmy man of few words, but many thoughts Echo H X AXYV George Kozlak Corky UA little dancing now and then Is relished by the best of men Echo, H, Dramatic Club, 4, Tennis Club, 4 15 ' O 9 I O 0 0 'A 1 K Jaffa, ff MJ' wwf 001 W ' L C 1 f' ' lk . f . U IIA 'll ....1 ' ' - I ,jLLLcQs. s, ALJ , ' 1 ., f' I . ,On . . . Marjorie Kubik Margie 'Earnest endeavor hath its rewards. ganggnian 3, Bang, M, Glee club, 1,23 Library Club, 3,Hg science Club, 2. Frank Kucia Koo WG1ve me my car and the wide open spaces Dramatic Club, Manager, 11-. Edward Legowski Whitey WFor he's a jolly good fellow Football 1,2 3,H, Orchestra, l 2,3 N, Canton Athletic Associat on, ecretary, N, Tenn s C ub, 3+, Intramurals, 3,Y+ Library Club, 3 Mary Ann Martin Midge NShe is small, she is wise, She's a terror for her size Glee Club 1, Tumb ing Club, 2,3, , rchery Club, 3 Swimming Club, 2 Ronald Morris Ron NMy life is as free as an ocean wave Student Council, l,2, Class Vice President, 1, Football,l,2, , On l s ' - 1 1 ' - , .n Girls' Sports, l,2,3,'+g 2,35 Cheerleader, 3,5-rg O I O 3 .H Q Q 3 2 i 16 Stella Nascimbeni Stell NAlways happy, always gay, Always fun in every way Girls' Sports, l,2,3,H, Sports Appreciation, H, Intramurals, Audrey Nelson Aud UQuiet and soft spoken Study was her token Girls' Sports, l,2, Cantonian, 3, Echo M, Glee Club, l, , Library Club, , Thelma Nielson Tee WAll the wor1d's a stage W Girls' Sports, 4, Glee Club, H, Music Appreciation Club, M Dramatic Club Edward Panke 'A likeable fellow with likeable ways N Basketball, l Baseball, l,2,3,H, Echo, H, Camera Club, Marle Plude Miml 'Happy and gay, sweet in her way Glee Club, 2,3, Girls' Sports, 3, Intramurals, H, Sports Appreciatlon, 4 17 'Ui BR. wrhf X 12a GI? x if-15 Robert Quick Bob Hwhere there's a will, there's a way W Class President, l, Baseball, l,2,3,M, Echo, H, Camera Club, Elden Reichler Red 'An all 'round good fellow W Football 1+, Baseball, 1,2 3,7-t, Glee Club, l,2, Athletic Associat on, Vice President, M Betty Rowell Bett WSincerity is her greatest asset n Class Treasurer 3 H, Girls' Sports, 2,3 Echo, H, Glee Club, l,2, Sports ppreciation Club, H amera Club, 4 Dramatic Clu , N, Swimming Club, 2 Joseph Segzfjiz f Joey 'In the society of silence, he is a dutiful member ' Glee Club, l, Projector Operators Club, H Caroline Sherwood Robin Hood WGood humor and friendliness go hand in hand U Girls' Sports,3, Glee Club, l,2,3,H, Camera Club, H, Tennis Club, 4, Dramatic Club, M, Intramurals, 3 . L, i, 1 . . ,lv ,e-' , .9,f,7'M,jf57f1MffW Mi my , 18 Herbert Solomon Hubert 'Who shall say that anything is impossibleon Student Council, 3,H, Basketball, 2,H, Cantonian, 2,3, Echo, H Te is Club, H Dramatic Cl b, 4 Intramurals, 3 -Johbxf CUKcf- ,4Znr4l-Ana MZMWW afe4,w4 CAAMIJ' George Stickles NA tall gentleman, by heaven House Planning Club, I+, Intramurals, 3,l+, Projector Onerators Club 'Admirab1y schooled in every grace Class Secretary, H, Cantonian 2,3 Echo, H, Library Club, 3 Sports Appreciation Club, 5, Bramatic Club, N, Camera Club, 4 ,,,,,leaLM-wumikw-LL-Z.',f Lionel Turner Beans 'And the muscles of his brawny arms Are strong as iron bands Baseball, l,2,k Barbara Volg Barb 'A merry twinkle of the eye A sunny smile as she passes by H Cheerleader, 3,4 19 . 3 I . . , 5 ' . ' f I II I s M' F Mariel Tomlinson N C . . . , U O ' p-pai K , 1 W . 4 r r O O O H Q E MW' Kenneth Volg Kenny 'Books are his only worry Camera Club, 4 Sarah Winters Bette nHer stature tall, her manner pleasing W Girls' Sports, 1,2 3,h Cantonian l,2,3 Echo, M Cheerleader, 3,4 umb ing Club, ,l+, swimming Club, 2 fwwvffafzir Q,a.jZ4c!fcn,g164 gif Zwffpb QQZZZ Paul Yahne Pauly 'Noise is not necessary for success W Student Council, 2 Dramatic Club, H, Projector Operators Club, 4, Intramura s, 3 ,t pg Most F , , Betty Rowell Herbert Solomon Most Likely To Succeed Mariel Tomlinson Robert Berger Q t Aggggentat Bette Winters Herbert Solomon Wittiest Barbara Gilchrist Dwight Ferry st Pogu Shirley Hoerrner Edward Jadovich Tallest Sylvia Anderson Robert Berger Cutest Margaret Johnson James Kost Barbara Gilchrist Robert Quick Best Dancer MaryAnn Martin George Kozlak Most Influential Sylvia Anderson Paul Kneuer First Married Bertha Crowley Ronald Morris Silliest Barbara Volg Lawerence Dubay ways Behind Time Maryann Borawski Russell Erickson Class Flirt MaryAnn Martin Lester Clark Class Politician Ann Downey Herbert Solomon Most Peg Shirley Hoerrner Dwight Ferry WHO'S WHO Host Outstanding Athlete Most Romantically Inclined Stella Nascembeni Julio Aramini Greatest Mischief Maker Jean Bahre Ronald Morris Most Business Like Barbara Gilchrist David Gilchrist M Unambitio Paul Yahne Royce Case ost Resgec e Mariel Tomlinson Robert Fairclough ces gg Rosalie Dlubac Julio Aramini Smallest Ruth Diters James Kost Sweetest Rosalie Dlubac Robert Fairclough Best Actor Thelma Neilson Herbert Solomon Women Haters Joseph Seitz Elden Reichler Most Talkative Bette Winters Lawerence Dubay st Dignif Bernice Bristol Robert Fairclough Neatest Mariel Tomlinson Edward Legowski Smiler Barbara Volg Kenneth Volg st Singer Caroline Sherwood Harold Johnston st Look g Joyce Hodges Ronald Morris 21 Marjorie Kublk Paul Kneuer Best Personal y Shirley Hoerrner Robert Berger icest yes Joyce Hodges Ralph Ducharme Quietest Donald Ehrhardt George Stickles est Sgo Beatrice Goodwin Frank Kucia Poet Sylvia Anderson Dwight Ferry Audrey Nelson Francis King Most Modest Mariel Tomlinson James Kost Most Sincere Betty Rowell Kenneth Follert pp! o L ky Mildred Caserta Frank Kucia st Optimistic Ruth King George Dubiel Most Stubborn Jean Griffin Robert Quick st Independent Bernice Bristol Lionel Turner Blusher M ie Plude Russell Erickson Class Dreamer Maryann Borawski Edward Panke ne or C H. S M s ive ost us it M t d N E Mo lar Ni t ir B rt Artist Best Musician Most Studious Ha -G - uc Mo ied Mo Al A ' ,---,-,,- ---- Mo Be ar Be in Name Sylvia Anderson Julio Aramini Jeanne Bahre Robert Berger Mary Ann Borawski Bernice Bristol Royce Case Lester Clark Ruth Diters Rosalie Dlubac Ann Downey Lawrence Dubay George Dubiel Ralph Ducharme Donald Ehrhardt Russell Erickson Robert Fairclough Dwight Ferry Kenneth Follert Barbara Gilchrist Beatrice Goodwin Jean Griffin Joyce Hodges Shirley Hoerrner Edward Jadovich Margaret Johnson Harold Johnston Francis King Ruth King Paul Kneuer James Kost SENIOR STATISTICS Ambition To know a ball player To train K Volg for title fight Be a card shark College Secretary California To be rich To be rich Bookkeeper Learn to drive B A Degree Travel around the world Get dipolma Travel around the world Traveling Obtain an adequate amount of funds To own a yacht Architect Start a business Doing something right Own car and home To retire My happiness To grow an inch Make a million To retire Truck driver Accountant Own a ranch styl At times To get rich 22 e home Favorite Pastime Baseball All sports Playing cards Skiing Movies and bowling Bowling Spending money Spending money Reading Listening to radio Baseball and Movies Keeping busy Dancing Fishing Model plane building Fishing Fishing Telling Playing Sundays Reading and ice skating jokes guitar in Collinsville sports books Baseball games I B A Listening to Crosby Playing Skiing Playing Movies working Pushing Playing cards pool in the office cars piano Mildred Caserta BAR tender SDN-WB Usual Ogtbgg t Uh Huh Com'on, L z How to go What's your excuse? My word Hello there Don't I hate myself Phooey' Honest to John What are you, mad? Laughter Are you crazy? Let's not get strumboious' Want to bet? That's pretty tricky Take it easy Ha, ha, Are you kidding? Really? You wanna bet? Feathers Your kidding, hey' What's that, a diseas I'll say Oh gee' I understand Oh, my aching back' Are you kidding? SENIOR STATISTICS Idea of Heaven Washington D C Being rich Friday nights with REM Saturday night with Jo Dancing in the dark California No work IBA No work, more money Dancing week ends Two cases Red Sox win pennant Riding in a '36 Olds All play and no work School vacations Custom made convertible SIOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 99 New Cadillac Convertible and gas '50 Cadillac Being with Bob Six day week ends A good meal Get a driver's license Smoking 254 cigars No homework Being with HIM New car Wine, womgg, and song Weakness Athletes Eating My ankles Good food Sleep Slim Food Barry Randall Rich girls Salomi and dill pickles west Hartford Food Movies Movies Large basketball courts Baseball bats Going to movies A good joke Housework Fried scallops Bob Coffee Food Spending money women Being sorry for people Sea food Wine and an an a Cute girls nl S l l 1 Boy, I flunked that test! Week-ends Spaghetti and pizzas ha! . V e? Baseball .TLQ2 George Kozlak Marjorie Kubik Frank Kueia Edward Legowski Maryann Martin Ronald Morris Stella Nascimbeni Thelma Nielson Audrey Nelson Edward Panke Marie Plude Robert Quick Elden Reichler Betty Rowell Joseph Seitz Caroline Sherwood Herbert Solomon George Stickles Mariel Tomlinson Lionel Turner Barbara Volg Kenneth Volg Bette Winters Paul Yahne ey'- JP WD SENIOR STATISTICS Ambition To be handsomely rich Own my own home and car Travel around the world To graduate Interscholastic sports for girls Becoming filthy rich Rich man's wife To graduate Efficient typist College Dress designer Commerical Artist Play baseball 1955 Ice Capades Handyman Always Make a retire Land a Travel be happy million and good job around world To be self supporting To be a secretary To make money Interscholastic sports for girls Go to trade school 'in Favorite Pastime Dancing Dancing with him Eating Bowling Dancing Eating and Sleeping Reading Driving to Laurel City Watching television Skiing and skating Swim ing Playing the piano Eating and sleeping Spectator sports Hunting Joey R Sleeping Hunting Midget auto races Laughing Work Athletics S weakness Ambition SQ Qgggl Outburst How can you tell? For crying out loud Can't be printed Think so, hey No! Big deal! Don't get excited! Know any good jokes? Holy cow' Oh, yeah! Don't get excited' That's jazzy' Cut it out ' Now listen' Hey, you! Are you kiddin'? How about that, hey? That would be telling Huh? You think so, hah? Ha, ha' What' What? Whatcha want? kmbimou SENIOR STATISTICS 1222 21 222122 wine, woman, and song Week-ends, vacations Night, girl, convertible Florida More Sunday afternoons Fri. nights with my girl Own a '50 Cadallic A certain Upsonian Free week ends Sun Valley No work, lots of play Sailing in South Seas Food and pretty girls Sailing around world Lincoln convertible Vacation in Burmuda Skating Owning plane Vacations Sleeping Dancing Food and sleep Life without worry Loaded down with money weaKneS5 25 Weakness Buying clothes Tomatoes and lettuce Wine, woman, song Girls Food French bathing suits Athletics Ice cream scoops Spaghetti and meatballs Sea Food Tootsie rolls My temper A crying girl Bill Lawrence Ice Cream Pretty girls Sleeping Fried Clams Eating Men Girls Food Food 6 Q36 Q , - g' n ,, ff? 1 X A 4 . cf,V X, 29V iygi faq . e 'F ' 'uaa J H n 1'1: it e , 1 jr' , Gpohj S P f 6 Class Will WE, the Class of 1950 of Canton High School, on this ninth day of June in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty, do draw up declare, and publlsh this last will and testament, revoking all previous wills or ocuments made in the past FIRST Mr Joseph Doherty, our Principal who has been ever present to advise to do right, we, the Class of 195 just leave SECOND Miss Shea and Mr Rotondo we leave a baseball bat for future reference advising sucessive senior classes with the hope that they will not have use it THIRD bequeath to Mr Case, a carton of NLifeH cigarettes with the sincere hope that these will last a lifetime FOURTH To the teachers who have nursed us on to our final goal, we will a deep sigh of relief FIFTH we, the members of the Senior Class leave the following items to a select ed group of undergraduates Qylvig Anderson wills her argumentive ability to Pauline Jascinski ,-llg Araglgl wills his basketball ability to Bill McKay -ary Agn Bgrggsgi wills her giggles to Barbara Demski 3 ert Berger wills his Presidency to some deserving Junior 1-ggrg Bahre wills her tiff and make up sessions to Greta and Pete Satori 3 ald Morris wills his place in the football spotlight to Ray Aramini Bernice Bristgl wills her triangle friendship to Clarence King 3 yge Case wills his quiet manner to Tommy Bidwell rl reg Casertg leaves her ability to get along without talking in Homemaking class to some quiet Junior Lester Clark wills his bus driver's uniform to some fortunate Avon student time, and imagination th King leaves her manners to Barbara Gamber Mary Agg Martin wills her cheering ability to Ruth Caserta Geor e Kozlgk wills his acting ability to Richard Merz g ence Dubay wills his happy go lucky manner to anyone wmothinks they know what a fair price list would be Bertha Crowley wills her shyness to Eleanor weeks gtg Drters wills her quietness to Carol Soucy Q rge Dubiel wills his height to Jackie Blanchard Bgsgllg Dlubag leaves her singing ability to Harry Grant with the hope that it will help him to fame Ralph Duchgrme wills his shy and quiet actions to Jimmy'Kuehn Agn Downey wills her place on the high honor roll to Leonard Gilchrist nald Ehrhardtleaves a bit of his ability in math to Bob Longmoor ,aghala ,G.i,l-Cl3E,1i.t wills bel' Wild temper to Barbara Zils hoping that she will not use it ght Ferry wills his ability to be a Joker to Louis Schinder Beatrice Gogggig w1lls her ability in athletics to Benny Nascembeni nn! ollert wills his ability as a musician and singer to Ronald Haberern Jean Grifrin wills her stubbornness to Stephie Kucia W EE leaves to his brother, G11, his place in the orchestra --g- G c s wills his love for brilllant sayings to Bred Krompegal Q rley Hoerrner wills her D A R award to any deserving Junior gward Jgdovlch leaves his Mercury full of girls to any fellow who can stand the strain Hrrolg Johnston leaves his place at Leo's to Paul Olson g Qorie Luhik wills her aloof manner to Jeannette Dubay hoping that it will quiet her down 26 : To . us 6-- . : To . in to . : We . Ju u . ' M . ob . e . 0 on . 77 . ' M d lgygg Hggggs wills her honor as Class Prophet to any Junior with an ample amount of Ru ' . I-wri - - 9 R . ' eo . Do ' . . B ----. Dwi ' ' e ' J 0 . ou . on - , S i A I O O O E r' O ann Kucia wills his taxi service to any underclassman who can afford it , Egancis Kang leaves his ability and ambition to flnd a part time job to any able bodied and able minded underclassman B tty gggall wills her busy Treasurer's duties to Betty Malsick along w1th a year's supply of Anacln Eanl Kneueg wills his ability 'to get aroundn the faculty to Barbara Johnston A drey Nelgon wills her quiet ways to Doris Gleason lmmge Kgst leaves his title of cutest to Bernard Gold S-lla Nascimbani wills hen love for athletlcs to Marion Hollaway wang Lggggggi wills his social interests in Flordia to Philip Donaldson agge Elude wills her ambition to be a dress designer to Beth Lyon with the hope that her dream will come mue ward Banng wills his ability to survive auto or any other accidents to walter Muzynski Robert Qnicg wills his women troubles to Paul Bussolini ag line Snegwood wills her hope of a two week vacation to Bermuda to Doris Ford and Charles Freeman lden Balnnlan wills his he man ways to Barry Randall opge Sticklea wills his hunting ability to Walter Peotroski as he seems to need some help Mariel Tonalnaon leaves a boat to Bruce Richardson with the hope that he'll complete her dream of a trip around the world sepn Seitz wills his woman loving ways to Frank Worth. Hagnagi Sglnnnn wills his ability to prolong play rehearsals by his jolly remarks to Richard Merz, Bagpaga lglg wills her nickname of NMinnie Ha Han to Doris Mazza L onel Tngneg leaves his independent air to anyone who has a job and supports himself sell Ergckagn wills his ability to blush to Joan Dwyer Bette Winters wills her trip to Laurel Girls State to some deserving Junior girl in the morning na gaget Jonnson wills her dr1ver's manual to Lucy Humphery with the hope that she will abide by it, especially, the parking sectlon nl Xannn leaves his job at Ben's to anyone who wants to be loaded down with money avid Qalgnngat wills his book entitled NHow to Catch a Burgler in Ten Easy Lessonsn Tn-lna ylalagn leaves her heavenly week end trips to Shirley Beecher hOp1ng that she will enjoy them SIXTH We hereby nominate, constitute and appoint Miss Joan Shea and Mr Del1o Rotondo to be Executors of this, our last Will and Testament, and it is our will that no bond shall be required of said executors IN WITNESS THEREOF, we have hereunto set our hand and seal at the Canton High School, in the town of Canton this ninth day of June, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fif y Signed, sealed, and declared to be a revocation of our former wills by the above named testators, 1n the presence of us, who, in their presence and at their request and in the presence of each other, have hereunto set our names as witnesses, this ninth day of June, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty Indorsement FI' . 0 e . ' u . . J . te ' . Ed . M Ed ' c o - ' E . ' e Ge Jo - - ' 1 O Rus ' . Kennetn Volg wills his smiling face to anyone who wishes to cheer up Mr. Rotondo. r . l . Pa U D ' ' ' r e - ' r K . I 27 Class Prophecy Date June, 1960 Place Aboard an ocean liner bound for Europe Characters Joyce Hodges, Robert Fairclough lgygg why, Bob Fairclough' Hello' I haven't seen you since your orchestra's engagement at George Kozlak's W0ld Farms Inn U What are you doing hereq Bob, My orchestra and star singer, Rosalie Dlubac with her pianist, Jim Kost are going for a six months stay at Ronald Morris' NC ub MMU ln Paris lgyggg Wonderful' I'm on my way to Switzerland to give ski instructions to guests at Bob Berger's famous ski lodge Bob, I hear Ed Panke the great skater, with h1s managers Betty Rowell and Ralph Ducharme, are on oard, but I haven t had the opportun ty to see them as yet Qgygg you remember Dwight Ferry, don't you? He's here, too He is now a come dian with Barbara Gilchrist as his script writer Maybe you've seen the reviews Ann Downey editor of the Dail Blow has given him I've been reading the Speedway News, and have noticed that Mariel Tomlin son's midget auto, wlth Joe Seitz as driver and George Stlckles as head mechanic is entering the big race at Avon this year Qyce Just before starting this trip I went on a sight seeing tour of Beverly Hills, Callfornia I didngt know Lester Clark owned a Bus Tour Company and Russ Erickson drove one of his uses B Q I stopped in Radio City in New York and I met Caroline Sherwood and her manager, Bertha Crowley Caroline was going to s1ng on a television show that evening gyge, I read 1n the Daily Blow that George Dubiel and Royce Case formed a committee of farmers to go to Herbert Solomon's Chemical Labratory to get help on the1r project How to Farm 100 Acres on Three Hoursa Day hgh- There are a lot of Bob Quick's famous paintings on board belng shipped an art museum in London They are being watched very closely by Dave Gilchrist, Prlvate Eye Apparently Dave made qulte a name for hlmself back at Canton High on a buying tour for G Fox She's be1ng sent to Paris to buy some of the dresses designed by Madame Mimi and her asslstant Betty WIHLGTS was amazed to find that Madame Mimi is really Marle Plude y the way, did you know that Thelma Neilson is their best model? Bob I did realize that I have kept track of two of our old class mates, though Jean Griffin who owns the controling stocks of t e New York Yankees is engaged in qulte a ba tle for the Amerlcan League cellar wlth Shirley Hoerrner, President of the Cleveland Indians Jean is dependirg on Rifle Red Reichler to pltch the Yanks into seventh place Q-ygg- Speaking of sports, Ed Jadovlch plays professional football, Stella Nas cembeni is a physical educatlon instructor, and Beatrice Goodwin is the playing manager of a glrls' soft ball team Boba On my last ViS1t to France I met Sylvia Anderson and her secretary, Mary Ann Borawski Sylvla is now an lnterpreter for a Unlted States Oil Company ex ecutlve lgygg, The Paul Kneuer Construction Company has almost finished work on a new dog house in Oyster Bay, Long Island Paul Yahne has done most of the carpentry work and Audrey Nelson is planning all the interior decorating Bob Marjorie Kubik, the five and dime store milllonaire, lS financlng Donald Ehrhardtw experiment on a new type of robot to take the place of teachers -yogi I read in Jeanne Bahre's column, HThe Bahre Facts,U that Mary Ann Martin and Barbara Volg have opened an exclusive danclng school, and Ruth Klng has gust announced that she has engaged the nation's leading hair stylist, Ruth Diters, for her beauty parlor Bgbg Julio Aramini opened his modern soda fountaln April l Harold Johnston is his chief soda jerk You should see their new sundae called a 'Julie It's the rage of Avon Another spec1ality of Julio's Ice Cream Palace is his world famous cigars I've heard he has them sent straight to Avon from washington, D C yce Come to think of 1t, Eddie Legowski is also in business in Avon He owns the largest bowling alley there ' 1 - . ' M: . . ' 7 J : . - o : ' : . S ' U ' to Joyce: I met Mildred Caserta in the dlning room this morning and she said she ls 0 o . D 6 ' - . I -' ' . 5 ' . rl o : ' . ' - Jo - . ' . . . I 'll Jo :. ' .' . 28 Egg- Have you heard how Peggy Johnson's Secretarial School received an award for the efficient secretaries it has graduatedo Jgygg When I was talking to Bernice Bristol who is traveling around the United States, she said that she was invited to spen a few weeks at Kenneth Follert's dude ranch Lionel Turner and Kenny Volg who operate a muscle building school are vacationing there now It's a favori e vacation spot with many of our former classmates Bob Yes, I was down there a year ago and I met Francis King who is an accoun- tant He was on vacation from his position with the Lawrence Dubay Bakeries, Inc That was qulte a surprlse well, its been swell talking with you again, Joyce I h0pS you will join me for dinner this evening yce I'd love to I'll see you at dinner CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR After spending eight full years in elementary grade school, most of the seventy five students felt proud that first day as they entered the portals of Canton High This enthusiasm was shown immediately through a few weeks of hard work and cepted as faithful and loyal members of Canton High School We chose as our class officers Robert Quick, President, Ronald Morris Vice President, Jeanne Bahre, Secretary, and Lizbeth Putnam, Treasurer Miss Lilyian Nelson, and Mr John B Goddard acted as our faculty advisors. As the year rolled along, quite uneventfully toward May, we chose as our share of the beauty for the May Queen Festival, Llzbeth Putnam and the late Evelyn Tharau Our first main event was our class picnic which was held at Lake Compounce during the first part of June Following the class picnic and the last day our Freshman Life, we all looked forward to a summer of re axation, thinking proud ly of the day when we could call ourselves Sophomores SOPHOMORE YEAR September, 1947, found our class slightly smaller in size but greater in enthusiasm with the anticipation of the coming events of our Sophomore year We called our first class meeting to order with the assistance of our adv sors, Mr Lloyd Wheeler and Mr Joseph Hilbert to elect class officers we chose as President, Paul Alasso, Vice President, Jul o Aramini, Secretary, Margaret Johnson, and Treasurer Barbara Gilchrist Our activities began with the selecting of the class ring A committee con sisting of Ann Downey, Susan Augur, and Frank Kucia was appointed to make arrange ments for obtaining our rings Much time was devoted to the preparation of our Sophomore Hop The various committees worked hard and had the realization that our dance had been a success in every sense of the word. At the Traditional May Dance, the Queen was attended by Rosalie Dlubac and Doris Mazza who represented the Sophomore Class. In June we decided that the site for our class picnic would again be Lake Compounce. With the knowledge that our days as Sophomores had passed, we looked forward to the not too distant future when we would become upperclassmen. 29 0 E , Jo : . . . initiation, preceding the annual reception given by the Seniors. We were then ac- : - , . i of . , . JUNIOR YEAR After the summer that passed all too quickly, we returned with sixty class members, all eager to enjoy the rank of proud upperclassmen We chose as our class officers David Gilchrist, President, Robert Quick Vice President, Sylvia Anderson Secretary, and Betty Rowell, Treasurer Mr Helen Marsh and Mr Emanuel Dav dson acted as our faculty advisors Our first really big social event was the Variety Show which was held in the Spring of 1949. This show revealed much of the hidden talent obtainable from students of Canton High The general committee was chosen and Sylvia Anderson was elected chairman She was assisted by Betty Rowell, Herbert Solomon, Mary Ann Martin, and George Kozlak The decorations for our Junior Prom, pastel colors, were very effective, and dancing to the music of Mitchell Lucas very enjoyable Shirley Hoerrner was cho sen as chairman of the Prom committee and was assisted by several of the class members Patricia Flaton and Shirley Hoerrner were our newly elected attendants for the May Queen Festival After our long awaited Field Day, in which the whole school participated, turned our backs once again on Canton High, looking forward, proudly, to the honor of becoming Seniors SENIOR YEAR At last the class of 1950 had reached their goal, we had become the Senior Class of Canton High A busy year was begun by a class meeting which took place early in September The meeting was concerned mainly with electing our class officers and the results were President, Robert Berger, Vice President Shirley Hoerrner, Secretary, Mariel Tomlinson, and Treasurer, Betty Rowell Our a visors were Miss Joan Shea and Mr Our first social event of the year was the annual Freshmen Night which was presented on the evening of October 7 The following students were elected to a General Committee, Edward Jadovich, Chairman, Mary Ann Martin Lester Clark, Frank Kucia, Margaret Johnson, and Robert Quick Under their irection we were successful both socially and financially with the year moving at a rapid pace we decided to get the yearbook underway We chose as Editor, Sylvia Anderson, Co editor, Shirley Hoerrner, and Business Manager, Paul Kneuer The editor and her assistants staff Early in December, the Echo staff presented the Carnival to the class, the proceeds of whichwouldbe yearbook This idea met withenthusiasmand the date A committee of six was elected to work with the Echo plans. The members of the committee were Mary Ann then met and appointed their idea of having a Senior used towards paying for our was set for January 13, 1950 Staff in carrying out our Martin, Bette winters, Margaret Johnson, Robert Quick, Caroline Sherwood, and Herbert Solomon The class elected three candidates, Shirley Hoerrner, Mariel Tomlinson, and Betty Rowell to represent Canton High for the D A R award The honor was be stowed upon Shirley Hoerrner. With winter almost over and spring in the very near future it was time to start planning for a formal dance. An inovation was added to our social schedule, According to tradition there have always been two formal dances throughout the year a Junior Prom and a Senior Ball But 1950 was marked by the Junior and Senior Classes combining their efforts and coming forth with one big dance the Spring Prom. With the close of school drawing near the Class of 1950 realized that four of the happiest years of our lives would end when we received our diplomas. O :D . , ' . i . we :. . O6 . O Delio Rotondo. '. A S 30 1 , ' 23' 5' any zif ..,Q I gf: 9. 153141 ' ff may 2 X A Q 1. 114- K, Jffff v Q5-en 9 Class Cf 1951 Officers: Advisors: President Charles Kaminsky Vice Pres'dent Barry Randall Mr. Davidson Secretary Barbara Zils Mrs. Hinman Treasurer Betty Malsick Miss Smith This year the Junior Class showed the rest of the school how to grasp every op portunity. During the annual magazine drive, an award was offered to the class that won the drive on a per capita basis. The Juniors demonstrated their ability as salesmen by winning this contest, thus adding 8188.99 to their treasury. Early in the year the class decided to collect dues, and a yearly amount of 82.00 per member was set. This amount will go toward expenses in the senior year. As an evtra curricular activity, the Juniors organized a band of talented pupils from the entire school, and presented a Variety Show on April 14. This year marked a change in an old Canton High School custom. Previously two formals had been held each year a Junior Promenade and a Senior Ball. In February after much discussion, the Junior and Senior Classes voted to combine the affairs, and held the Spring Prom on May 26. The Class of 1951 has shown that they have the making of a successful Senior Class in the fall. 3h gy, J, l u A I mm 4 gtfl N UN Class Cf 1952 Officers Advisors President Gilbert Fairclough Mr Hilbert Vice President Bruce Richardson Mrs Anderson Secretary Martha Eddy Mrs Marsh Treasurer Geraldine Kruse The Sophomores continued the good Judgement and sincere enthusiasm that took them through a prosperous freshman year, by electing their class officers early in the fall. Realizing that the class treasury will undergo a severe strain in the next two years, the Sophomores established a system whereby each member of the class pays 82.00 per year in dues. The big event of the fall social season was the annual Sophomore Hop, held on November 18. The gymnasium was gayly decorated with stars adorning the walls. The dance, which proved to be a success, clearly demonstrated that the class of 1952 has mastered two fundamental steps toward becoming upperclassmen--the abil- ity to organize, and the willingness to co operate. 35 I I 'I 2 T f 5 i detuu T n W s sa,s I ll CANUNII l Class Of 1953 Officers Advisors President Paul Rotondo Miss Fehl Vice President Patricia Cole Miss Turkington Secretary Marilyn Bahre Miss Ponte Treasurer John Blanchard Mr Dubuc The Freshman Class entered Canton High School as an enthusiastic group of new- comers ready to conquer the world. But the Seniors had other ideas, and the Class of 1955 was slowly subdued to a position suitable to its rank. The climax of this period of submission came on when the Seniors introduced the Freshmen to the school at the Freshman Reception. At that time the Freshmen displayed their numerous tal- ents, and were accepted as members of C.H.S. To prove that foresight is not lacking at C.H.S., even in the youngsters of the school, the class pronounced an annual fee of 82.00 per member as dues. If this habit remains with the class for the next few years, the Class of 1953 should have a substantial treasury to rely upon. Although the Freshmen had their hands full becoming adjusted to a new life, they managed to present a movie and Sports Hop on March 3. This event was proof in itself that there are great things to come from this class. 36 , at ' a ff N ! wb 2 ARCHERY CLUB M2 1- ff 234 , 1, CAMERA CLUB 37 COOKING CLUB DRAMATIC CLUB 38 CANTUN GLEE CLUB HANDICRAFT CLUB 39 19 'HQ K HOUSE PLANS CLUB INTRAMURALS CBOYS3 ho INTRAMURALS CGIRLSJ KNITTING CLUB lrl 5 LIBRARY C LUB LITERARY CLUB 42 ALL,,. , 7-907-'iii 'f?'l4f'Z: MUSIC APPRECIATION ORCHESTRA CLUB 43 .f. 4 PERSONAL TYPING CLUB PROJECTOR OPVRATORS CLUB '+R 4 2 . fy SJW 1 424 3 v X . g .. L DPORTS APPRPCIATION CLUB Q L gy. QS 19' www' TENNIS CLUB M5 3 -1 w 1 w C N .,LQ, 1 v gf -vvxcf L, ' f. ffm M' ' 'J X :-, L, f 1. ,Wig 3 ZQN, ' 7i'3?L, iq , 5 k ff wg ' ffl -, 0' W H 9 V. A , , - :swf K W W TUMBLING CLUB WOODWORKING CLUB M6 Z- x . ,-N . x X .s Xhsbk N Q awww :Nw mrkx- 5 il 5 KX: Eli,jE:5fQH2EfQfE4ii3Q1: . 'AW --' Q' N3- XR wily W 'su- N' X- 5' '- i.' N553 Q5Nki5,QNlE1 . N N in affiwiaisgav gust R321-wf?3Q?Q4f RFQ . Nzpizigg gn .:: New-ENR: Q ,,...f- ,,,..--' .12- ' kgs J' Elm-if K, X X x l 7 I N j x J X XY w - p Football Canton ended its football season thls fall w1th a record of four victories and three defeats, conquering Stafford, 2 0, Plainfield, 13 6 Simsbury, 13 0 and A S D , 7 6, but losing to Farmlngton, 0 28, Gilbert, 2, and Berlin was one of the reasons why Canton had a rather successful season Captain Julie Aramlni played a vlcious type of end play both defensively and offensively fast and hard blocking he will be missed 1n 1950 He holds the reputatlon of belng the hardest blocker on the 'M9 team Big Ed JadOV1Ch, who covered half of Canton's line, gave added insurance and saw that no one ran up the center of the line D fensively Ed made his share of tackles when Ed and Dave graduate, four hundred and forty f1ve pounds of line men go, only to be replaced by three hundredpounds in Bobby Gold and Don Carvllle, who show promlse of taking over the guard posit1ons Inexperienced, but very game, Ray Aramlnl, the 1ron man of the team who played sixty minutes of every game, was so tremendous on the offense and the defense that the coach did not dare substltute h1m Ronnie Morrls, UThe Plunger,H and leading ground gainer of the team, although not so strong defensmvely, accounted for most of Canton's scorlng punch Vin Szamler, the team's rabbit, who was undoubtedly our fastest man, gave Canton High fans something to talk about and look forward to 1n 1950 with his brilliant broken field running The tackle pOS1tlOHS should be hel down by JonnGr1gia1unas and Bruce Richardson, unless these men are converted to ends on the 1950 team and SufI1CiBHt alternates are at hand Last, but by no means least, the man most responsible for Canton's success, small but highly regarded, Captain Benny Nascembeni of the 1950 team, who quarter bagged last year's team should again lead his team to an even greater season in H8 ul - ' - -. 5 0 o o ' . . . , ' , O-61 Dave Gilchrist, who gave misery to all Canton's opponents, on the defense O . ei Front Row Coach Dubuc, Benny Nascembeni, Johnny Grlglalunas, Norm Saleskl A Second Rom: Bob Fairclough Barry Randall Julio Aram ni B b B B dd 'F Rrnce Richardson, Ray Aramini. , 1 ' O erger' u y erry' 6 , . . . . Y L+ Thlrd Row Jlmmy Kuehn aSS1StaDt manager, Lewls Case, UBonesH Rotondo, Ralph Ducharme, Herb Solomon, len Frank Jlmmy O'Ne1l, V1n Szamler, Paul Kneuer, Hanag Basketball Although Canton suffered a dlsappolnting season 1n l9H9 1950, the schoo1's hopes are high for next w1nter's team Slx members of the Varsity will be grad uatlng this June, but Wlth such speed and team work as that demonstrated by Benny Nascembenl and Norm Saleskl, and the helght of Barry Randall and Paul Rotondo, Coach Dubuc, with a year of experlence behlnd hlm, should present a winnlng team 9 EI' Baseball with many of last year's squad returning to action and several new comers Joining the team this spring, Canton High School has high hopes for a successful baseball season 50 whqwqhnnvv -nk..-exif Standing: Elinor Dlugokenski, Mrs. Virginia Hinman, advisor. Seated: Ruth Caserta, Barbara Volg. Shirley Hoerrner, Barbara Zils, Bette Winters, Doris Mazza, Barbara Johnston, Jeanette Dubay. 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