Canton High School - Echo Yearbook (Canton, MA)

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, . seein . , All E CH 0- . PRO MERITO Front Row: E. Mullin, M. Mialcolmson, Mrs. Dana, A. Horgan, Second Row: E. Giibson, A. Ulman, M. Queenan, I. Wile. Third Row: A. Mackiernan, K. Schmieder, J. Stevenson, O. Stone, S. Swardhck PRO MERITO The Pro Merito Society was first organized in 1922 for the purpose of giving pro merito pins to Juniors and Seniors who had averaged 8571 or above in their studies for three years. The following members of the class of 36 received these pins at the close of their Junior year: E. Gibson A. Mackiernan M. Malcolmson E. Mullin K. Schrnieder J. Stevenson O. Stone S. Swardlick A. Ulman I. Wile

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3,Zggg , gg g WgTgH E EPC Hlggg gg g gg ,A gg gg GIRLS HOCKEY First Row: H. Alfieri, M. Estey, M. O'Hare, M. Kellfiher, H. McLeod, C. Spintig, A. Horgan, M. Se-aman, E. Estey, M. Finn, N. Grover. Second Row: E, Butkevitch, E. Billings, M. Harris, P. Huntsman, T. Zanazzo, V. Niederhauser, S. Harding, W. Stone, J. Capen, L. Guild, R. Henricksen, Miss Lyons. Third Row: H. Sokolosky, B. Doody, C. Hallett, F. Hiltz, M. Bullard, P. Gillett, E. Fraccalire, V. Maxwell, E. Plumer, E. Barkow. Fourth Row: R. Weeks, E. Fall, R. Kessler, N, Duggan, M. Handspiker, H. Morris, L. Kennedy, S. Marks, C. Prince, F. Ulman, A. Pozzo. GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM The Girls' Hockey team began its 1935 season with Miss Lyons as Coach, Miss Sargent as Faculty Ad- visor, Charlotte Spintig as Captain, and Eleanor Butkevich as Manager. Over fifty girls reported for practice. Out of the six games played, the girls won one, tied two, and lost three. The 'schedule was as follows: Oct. 8 Canton at No. Easton 17 Braintree at Canton 23 No. Easton at Canton 29 Canton at Stoughton Nov. 5 Canton at Braintree 14 Stoughton at Canton At the A. A. Banquet, sweaters were awarded to the following Seniors: Captain Charlotte Spintig, Agnes'Horgan, Mary O'Hare, Elsie Estey, and Eleanor Butkevich. Large letters were given out to Helen MacLeod, Helen Alfieri, Mary Finn, Eleanor Thomas, Mildred Sea- man, Martha Kelleher, Marjorie Es- tey, Sylvia Harding, and Nancy Gro- ver. Small letters were awar-der to Car- olyn Prince, Laura Guild, Patricia Huntsman, Corrine Hallett, Sophie Mark, Edith Barkow, Ruth Henrick- sen, Ruth Weeks, May Handspiker, Frances Hiltz, Alice Gibson, Elizabeth Billings, Natalie Cirello, Mary Harris, Violette Niederhauser, Mary Pavidis. Helen Sokolosky, Betty Plumer, Janet Capen, Freda Ulman, Rose Kessler, Victoria Maxwell, Priscilla Gillett, Josephine Sebeika, Louise Kennedy, and Mary Bullard. Eleanor Butkevich.

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34 T H E EQ Hll. rc T-n.,,r ORCHESTRA Front Row: W. Winslow, T. Briggs, W. Pesaturo, L. Kemap, E, Anderson, W. Shaw, C. Hallett, C. Roisenblatt, M. Campagna. Back Row: R. Wood, E. Titus, L. Caram-atti, W. Kelle, D. Wood, A. Ulman, W. Stone, F. Ulman, E. Hughes. ORCHESTRA Each Tuesday the orchestra met after school under the direction and supervision of Miss Titcomb. The orchestra Was made up of twenty-five students who played the following classes of instruments: string, brass, Woodwind, and percussion. This year the orchestra played for the Parent-Teachers' Association meeting at the high school, for the senior play, and for graduation. The members of the orchestra Wish to thank Miss Titcomb for her pa- tience and hard Work during this year. Ernest Verity.