Canton High School - Echo Yearbook (Canton, CT)

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ECHO STAFF Evolving from the capable minds that apportioned the material necessary for publication, this yearhoolis magic ingredient was hard work. A dedicated band of writers, layout men, photographers, art- ists, and typists have blended their talents to create a coherent whole. 9--.. 'it 12

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4 ,A I+ Q, tu- A 'M' ' t'4L7.lf,fEi1i:'I.wrLf1ftlft as-il 1- W M impulses Even though Jane Ducharme peeked out when she shouldn't have, Susan Bristol's heart was hardly in her cheering, and Victoria Rernbock did look the most drenched of all, these two pages are ample testimony to the doom that befell us that day in Simsbury when the rains came fillingmddles which reflected the Hnal score on the board: 48 to 8. The water in its various forms: films of it inside plastic raincoats, sheets that blurred the windshields of cars to which the less hardy retired to at the half, and a single tear shed by Mr. Soloway did little to dampen our enthusiasm, which armed us for a victory over Farmington the next game.

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f B493 EDITOR Stanley KYZHHQWSLI CIIZIIICS ROI1C8.10I1 ART Norman Bard LITERARY Margaret Perry Melame Daynard Karen Recknagel SPORTS Vxctorla Rembock Robert Ranaldl PHOTOGRAPHY judlth Wfasuck Karen Johnson ADVERTISING Weslex Horton COPY Nancy Henson Kathleen Sweet Elame KSIHLCR BUSINESS Marxe F1sh Margaret Strasser CIRCULATION ADVISORS Mlss Judxth Burnham M1 Harold RICIHCF 13 f George Soucy Ronald Turner I A P Qzvm fy, In 1 1