Canton High School - Echo Yearbook (Canton, MA)

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vi -- .....- ..- , 644 Dear Diary - 19-L7-19-118 1Yell, Diary, this was the year that 1Ye. the class of '51, had looked forward to with a great deal of anxiety. 1Ye entered into the mysterious halls of Canton High School as Freshmen. There was :L great. deal of excite- ment as we searched frantically for rooms seven and eight which were to be our home- rooms. The memorizing of the other rooms, along with the subjects associated with them, seemed hopeless and a. difficult task for a few weeks. 1Ye finally became aeclimated to the new high-school routine, and were able, with the help of our class advisers, Bliss Bertrand and Rlr. Scully, to choose our officers who were Harry Josephson, president: Anthony Andreotti, vice-president., Charlotte Hammond, secretary: and Velma 1Yebster, treasurer. This year being quite uneventful, when June rolled around we all anticipated becoming Sophomores the following Septem- ber. Therefore adieu until then. Dear Diary - 194-8-1949 The summer passed, we again entered f'.H.S., but now as sophisticated Sophomores, with Miss Johnson and Mr. Howard our class advisers. 1Ye lost a few of our old classmates and added a few new members. Miss O'Donnell succeeded Miss Leary in the com- mercial department' and as l'fl'llU adviser. Miss Lewis took over the girls' physical education classes. This year we chose as our class officers Anthony Andreotti, president: Harry Joseph- son, vice-president3 tlharlotte lslannnond, secretary: and Everett Knowles, treasurer. ln April we held our first, big social , . event, the Sophomore llop. Dancing to the I L4f0Z? sweet notes of the Starlightcrs Orchestra, we the not -students of Arthur Murray, en- joyed ourselves counting 1-Q-3, as we walked around the hall. By the time spring came, everyone was suffering from the usual spring fever, so it, was decided we would have a t'lass Day at Nantasket. The weather being exceptionally good, we all had a very enjoyable time t except for the tummy aches and flaming red sunburnsl. Once again we said farewell and de- parted for the all-too-short vacation. Dear Diary - 1949-1950 At last, we were noble Juniors and very proud. As soon as we were settled we elected, under the guidance of our advisers Mrs. 1,incoln and Mr. Dowson, our class officers. They were David Vote, president: Anthony Andreotti, vice-presidentg Loretta Russell, secretaryg and John Coughlan, treas- urer tlater succeeded by Angelina Silva.J The first event of this year was the class ring selection under the wise judgment of the following committee: Velma lvebster, chairlady, Shirley Rothwell, Esther Marathas, Angelina Silva, Vharlotte 11ammond, and Lorraine Johnson. 1Ye, the class of '51, dis- played the best looking circlets of metal ever seen, or to be seen, around t'.1I.S. In March our class, eager for some fun, scraped up skits, music, and jokes, and pre- sented a most successful Minstrel Show under the able direction of fun-loving Angelina. Silva and her cast. The climax of the year was our 1'roni. t'harlotte llalnmond, General llll2llI'l2tlly, and the connnittees headed by llorace Mackness, Urehestrag l,orraine Johnson, Decorations, Thelma liranchini, Tickets: and Sandra