Canton High School - Echo Yearbook (Canton, MA)

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. fl' N, s ,gggg ggfggg I, g gi c H Q gg Z5 Loren Kelly - Mirror Richard Sarra - Pair of Shoes Take a peek in the looking glass, Yes, Sir! shoes for Sarra! Now aren't those curls so sweet? Heis Such a great speed king - N0 W011ClP1' all the lassies Sigh, We hope some day that we will read When Hink walks down the That he is King of Swing! street. Duncan Mackiemau - Bulb Arthur Sweetman - Yeast Cake Don't try to plant this, Duncan In your family iiower bed, Arthur's quite a little man, We'd call him Baby Size, lt's to help you find your way clear Take tllls little yeast Cakel As you march on ahead. 1 Weid like to See you rise' Hicliard DfTCLeOCl -- Pins William Simons - Hoodsie Dick!' is quite a pin boy, He always sets them right - He can't forget his duties, If he keeps these in sight. William Milligan - Car Bud gets a little motor! Have no fear of a Hood! Because this little vehicle. Will go through any mud. Richard Morrison - Pad and Pencil A happy office worker - That's what he is to us, Jot down all your reminders - Then there will be no fuss. Anthony Pavadore - Engine A diesel engine, Tony, It's broken - can you fix? What a foolish question - He'll find just how it ticks! Carmine Porcaro - Tie What a lovely present! Don't you just love bright ties? We picked this out on purpose, For those great big brown eyes! Albert Reynolds - Golf Ball When Penny's on the golf links, He always calls out - Fore, If you don't believe he means it, Take a good look at his score. Billie is the champ, We hear, From down the lunch room way, When it comes to eating HOODSIES Did he ever miss a day '? Joseph Veiga - Sieve Joe is quite a reader Of all detective books. This little gift may help him To separate cops from crooks. Thomas Whitty - Bat Hacker too, plays baseball, Is likewise quite a star - When he connects, with pleasure, Does that ball travel far! Robert Woodman - Harmonica Chick, take this gift we give you, It's something you can use, Come! strike us up a merry tune And cast away our blues! Bernard Whidden - Map Sandy gets a road map, To keep inside his car, To help him keep his bearings, In case he travels far. J. Graham, '40 F. Carpenter, '40

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M THE ECHO Ruth Watertield - Make-up Kit Auldice Wilson - Package of Seeds If Ruth would use this make-up kit To Auldice, we gladly give How surprised her friends would This package full of seeds, And as one farmer to another be, , For: although she's quite a pretty Don't fergit to pull them weeds! D. Guerrin, '40 O. Griffin, '40 fBoys' Qifts lass, lt's natural, you see. William Adams - Knife Billie gets a jackknife, To Whittle down his score, For when he's at the golf links Boy! You should see it soar! Anthony Ammendolia - Summons Tony is quite a driver, He goes so fast through town, We thought a little summons Might help to slow him down. James Brown - Curling Iron Jim is quite a dapper, Come, now, put in that curl, You'll have to look just perfect, If you want to keep your girl. James Burgun -- Watch Jim is our star runner - He's always set for race, Use this gold time-ticker To help you set your pace! Frank Carpenter - Airplane lsn't this plane a beauty? Fly until it stops, Better take a parachute - They make much safer drops. John Copley - Key You have tried so hard to win A Sharon Hl3lClGll,S heart, Here-'s a bright new shining key - Well, boy. there's a start! Alfred Crowd - Trumpet A trumpet fine for Alfie,,' But friends, we have one fear, Arnold Eardley - Shears These shears belong to Eardley To shorten up his tales, He can make a few grains of salt Sound like a school of whales. James Farrell - Car Jimmie has a license, In case you Clldllit know, Call him morning, noon, or night- He'll gladly give a tow. John Graham - Badge Jackie wants to be a cop We hope he will succeed, Here's a bright new badge In case you ind the need! U 7 to Hash Thomas Griffin - Medal lf you are ever swimming, And frightened you should Call Lifesaver Griff Weismuller, And watch the danger go! grow, Joseph Hallett - Bicycle Ponkapoag, we do believe, Is really quite a hike, So when you go down that Way, Joe - Why not ride this bike? Everett Harliinger - Rules Six is our tall classmate - We all agree, that's right. To him we give a ruler, To keep track of his great height. Paul Keleher - Wings A pair of wings for Sparky, The music may go round and He is our baseball ace. round , And finally come out here. Use these when you are flying From hase, to base, to base.

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zeggg THE-ECHO ,Statistics Time: 1945 Occasion: Reunion of the Class of 1940. Taking a glance over the Echo of 1940, many happy memories have been brought back. How can anyone of us ever forget the Senior Class Play Leave It To Mother, with Betty Shannon and Bud Milligan taking off top honors as best actress and actor. As you remember, Ethel Gelpke and Jimmy Burgun were voted the Eiost attractive couple of our class and they are still holding true to their onors. Carolyn Sawyer, Mary Johnson, Tony Ammendolia and Sam Sarra were voted as the most musical members of our class, and we hope that tonight they will renew those memories with a few musical selections. Our class babies, Phyllis Lowry and Hacker Whitty, who were only sixteen when they graduated, are now twenty-oneg whereas Eleanor Mor- rell and Sandy Whidden, the oldest members of our graduating class, are now twenty-four. Mary Johnson and Jackie Graham were all dolled-up as usual, for as you know they were voted the best dressed of our class. Olive Griffin and Joe Hallett come in second for that title. We wonder it' Arthur Sweetman and Ruth Hiltz are still as sur- prising as they were five years ago. We never knew what they were go- ing to do next, and even the word surprising doesn't fully describe them. It seems good to hear the merry voices of Yvonne Fitzpatrick and Dick McLeod. As you remember, they were voted the noisiest members of our class. And we do mean noisy. Ruth Hiltz C ! I I J and Arthur Sweetman were voted as the bashful members of our class. However, we think we know them better than that, and we would say - - , well, we'd just say, get to know them as well as we do. Will anyone ever forget the Senior Class Banquet? We had to place Rosa Dardano and Jimmy Burgun at one end of the table and Rose Murphy and Bud Milligan at the other end, since they are the best-mannered mem- bers of our class, as for the others, well - - . Although Dorothy Guerrin and Dick Morrison were voted as the most conceited members of our class, we-'re sure by this time that every- one's opinion has changed, because if everyone really knew Dot and Dick they couldn't possibly say they were conceited. We know Esther Adams and Alfie Crowd are having a wonderful time tonight, since as the jolliest of the class, they have always succeeded in keeping us all in high spirits. Gloria Pozzo was voted as our class flirt, and we wonder what a difference of tive years has made. Our class shiel: is none other than Hinky Kelly. Betty Shannon and Sis Galligan as the cutest members of our class, are still holding their titles. June Sawyer and Dick Morrison hold the honor of being the most etlicient members of the Statistics Troupe. Mary Sheehan and Jackie Graham were voted as the most popular members of the class. Kay Sullivan and Hacker Whitty came in second for the title. Our four years of high school would certainly have been dull, if we didn't have Carolyn Sawyer and Frank Carpenter to keep us in high spirits with their witty sayings which have given them the title as being the wittiest. Joan Pesaturo and Duncan MacKiern:in were voted as the quietiest members ol' our class,