YK 5 Q f Q 214 .dalklff-J.Lr.a:lff ' 4 of f , 2' ,. of Y W 0' C Y 'Haight Canton, Massichusbttsn FOREWORD The pnrpofe of the 1955 edition of the ECHO if to record the deed! of the boy! and girly, who for the tfnzst year, enzhodied the Jpirit of Canton High School . . . In years to Colne, we hope that this yearbook will keep alive the niernorief which you gathered during your high school dizyf. Now we, the ECHO Jtnff, prefent to yon yonr 1955 edition of the ECHO. THE STAFF DEDICATION ' Q Y..-0' IVE the CLASS 0f1055 the fmt gmdzz fztzzzg clan 07fIl726ZfE enough to have been znzder the ffhle and thought ul gzzzdmzee 0 Mr Frederzeh Wfelch of the our jean jc zrhooh I0 hzm To 3011 Iwi? Wfeleh ue glue our deep eff zppreczfzlzon and gnzrztzzde or 30111 zzzfereyt 172 0111 zeel are 30117 511111111011 0 0111 Jchool and your e orts toward making our fzztzne lzves ez Jueeefs X ! X 43 - ,Q f f 1 I- f f ' of our high .fehool career, dedicate our , 1 d ff ANN Q' W!! 5 5 , '5- 9 W sg z 2 1 l i 4 i v x l l we lane-:faq fi .Q ' fi yi' . V :, M : 4+ ,,,, 2 , H f gvff jie , ' as -:, ,, .4 , ., ,M Q ,.. Y we 1 Q., . U 1 E . hwy -M. Q X ll! ff 4, 2 I hh.: l 5 I L 1. .. ,JJ-51,-Qwgzm ,' g . . vii 1 igffiwfzf, V - f' l XLQTNQ, X A i PRlsc:u.LA LANTzos f pg: JANIGEAQDELL As you glance fhrough fhis boolt in years fo eome, we hope you may recall some of ihe pleasanf memories we shared fogelher ai Canfon High. 'i Q. if 5 3 s S 5 y 3 ff ,, v. A4253 4 , ADMINISTRATIO IN Xi V elkf V 1 Vw' VNQ , Ki?-LA RN V- my X QXXXM1. an 5, Aw A ' J J .JJ R f ' 7, Qu Q 'fb' MX 4' Xx-,1 XYZ' fx? -A . J N nw 4 J- . ' . X - x XV! gs' .L 1 mf fx if X v u J wi' - ', J ,SJXJ w if N Vg. 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It behooves youth to take full ad- vantage of the complete public education opportunities through which the talents and abilities of the individual are de- veloped. The educated youth who possesses am- bition and a determination to succeed is far more than half way to his goal. JOHN GLENN SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Henry H. Knight, Walter S. Draper, Jr., John Glenn, Mrs. Ruth Ruane, Ronald Kennedy. Back row: William Duggan, Edward Leary, Paul Galvin, William Kellehff Roger WUliams, Jr. XVILLIAIYI E. DONOVAPI Pri1n'ij111! of Ilwe Srlvool Here are the two administrators who have skillfully guided the steady progress of the Class of 1955 during the four years spent at Canton High. GERTRUDE M. DANA Assimwl Principal PAUL E. CALLANAN B.S. Ed, Boston Teachers College Industrial Arts, Blue Print Reading CLARE M. ROACH B.S., M. Ed., Boston Teachers College English, Freshman Advisor RALPH S. CLOUGH B.S., Fitchburgh Teachers College Mathematics, Junior Advisor JEANNETTE BERTRAND B.S., Worcester Teachers College French, Senior Advisor ROBERT C. GIBSON B.S. Ed., Boston University Physical Education MARY T. HAYES B.S. Ed., Bridgewater State Teachers College, Physical Education DOROTHY C. MILLER New York State School of Agriculture Home Economics, Freshman Advisor HIGH XY. DOXYSON AB., Tuftsg M.A.. Columbia University Latin. English. Driver Training, Sophomore Advisor MARY E. GALLIGAN AB., Regis, Boston College MA. English. Freshman Advisor FREDERICK M. MacDONALD A.A,, A.B,, Boston L'niversity Social Studies, Freshman Advisor 'ug 4? MARY H. BARRETT B.S., Boston University, M. Ed. Commercial Subjects, Senior Advisor DAVID HAINES AB., Bates College Math, Social Studies, Sophomore Advisor MARILYN E. GLYNN B.S. Ed., Massachusetts School of Art Art Supervisor JOHN C. HOWARD B.S. Ed., Salem Teachers College M. Ed., Harvard University Science, Sophomore Advisor OLIVE DUGGAN Quincy Hospital School Nurse KENNETH D. CUSTANCE B. Mus., Boston University Supervisor of Music .f ' MARGARET L, AHEARN SC't'l't'1zJl-1 Our smoothly-run office is under the capable direction of Miss Ahearn, Secretary to Mr. Glenn. the Superintendent. CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA STAFF WALTER BUCCI and RALPH MASCIARELLI MRS, LEARY and MRS. MERCHANT ps To the custodians goes the important task of school Canton High's cafeteria, under the capable management maintenance. They have been most co-operative in all of Mrs. Leary and Mrs. Merchant, has provided faculty our school activities and have been real friends to the and students with nourishing hot lunches. students of Canton High. SENIQRS PI f I S S' SX '-X, 2 I , 1 X Q SENIOR OFFICERS UH, rw av ,,,..-c -,,,-4.-.ff SENIOR OFFICERS Darrell dEntremont Vrce Presrdent Thomas Crawford Presrdent Robert Bovwmar Treasurer jean Savmo Secretary CLASS SONG Tune of Home For the I-Iolrdays We maft .ray good by to the atalty to our rzerzdr And the place u e lol e 50 u ell We wzll he here again zrz memory And we wzsh you don t orget af one and all Oh' the Dzploma and the Yearbook wzll he eollertmg dart And our memorzex uzll Joorz he fadzrzg dmz Oh' ue have made true nerzdy orez er zzz them u e place our tray! From Atlarttzf to Part If We can work to he terrz ze There I5 hope zn our hear 15 ar u e flose there doom That to ur they wzll alu ays open uzde The day for zu all to leaz e haf tome at laft Wzth ond memorzes we farft orget the part ELAINE FIELDS RICHARD DOYLE CLASS MOTTO The beginning-not the end! lNl.-KRIIORIE GRACE ARCHER PERT . . . neat as .1 pin . . . studious . . . numerous outside interest . J . one of the quiet members of the tlas- . . , serious Margie. Pro bieritu 3g Senior Prom Committee, 'losisPH Daxiifi, BITRARDI FRIENDLH '... c-xc-ryone's pal . . . gu- getter for .ids , . . good sense of humor . . . outstanding football player . . . tarefree -loe. Atlilc-tit Assotiation 1-33 liaseball 1-31 Class Officer 21 Drixer Education 3g Student Coun- cil 3: Wluniur Prom Committeeg Football 1-33 Senior Prom Committeeg Yearbook Staff. 7.1 1 XX ei 1 I I 4 K X. 1 Y -1 , ROSEMARIE ANN BOOTH FRIENDLY . . . always smiling . . . Owen's girl . . . likes a good time . . . loquacious . . . pleasant Tootsie. Class Officer 15 Echo Staff 1, 2, 3g Field Hockey 1, 25 junior Prom Committee. KENT BINLEY DREAMER , . . likes to speed . . . shy at times . . . nice physique . . . capable football player . . . casual Kent. Athletic Association 1-4g Driver Education 53 Baseball 1, 2g Football 1-4. ff- , ANN Lovisia BLOMSTROM SPIRITED , . . interest lies in the Air' Force . . . an attractive brunette . . . leading twirler . . . hails from Hyde Park . . . un- predictablc Ann. Athletic Association 3, 43 Driver Education 4g Glee Club 2g Band 2, Head Twirler 3, 4g Yearbook Staff. ROBERT CHARLES BERTELETTI EASY-GOING . . . loves to clown . . . blushes easily . . . oh, that car! . . . good- natured Bob. Driver Education 3g Glee Club 1-5. f w . r? jrwri CHAPMAN SVUEET . . . expert typist . . . lovely array of clothes . . . special attraction for Canada , . . efficient yearbook secretary '... reserved junie. Athletic Association 1-43 Cheerleader 1. 5. 4: Echo Staff .1-45 Glee Club lg junior Prom Committeeg Pro Merito 3: Yearbook Staff. ROBERT EDXYARD BURNHAM NONCHALANT . . . vvorks in the A8cP . . . Pauls pal . . . never without a witty remark . . . smooth dresser , . unpredictable Beevo. Driver Education 3. we-az .ix . 2 time , Rom-R'r llixltv Boxv'MAR CUUPlfRA'l'lVlf . . , good student . . frientlly . . . girls' lrcarttlriob . . . rrtatrius make-s this man . . . good-looking lioh, Athletic Association l-,Eg liasebiill 1-23 Class Officer 1-4g Football 1451 junior Prom Com- mittee: Pro Merito 33 Senior Prom Committecg Yearbook Staff. VLRONICA MA mis ClAl.l.AHAN VIVACIOUS . . . co-captain of the cheer' leaders . . . lively . . . always sees the hu- morous side of life . . . spirited Ron. Athletic Association 1--15 Cheerleader Co- Captain 1-43 Echo Staff 2-45 Glee Club 1-Ig junior Red Cross Representative 3-4g M.zg.rf zine Drive Captain 1: Yearbook Staffg Senior Prom Committee, 4 at -M N' fs .H-'VI 31, 'A r e - ' . ' 4 vga: 1-i 'ai ,, . ,Q ,. ew: , qw, ,rbi , JI SALLY JOANNIZ Coui AMIABLE . . . has a fascination for horses and motorcycles . . . hails from Brockton . . . prefers the rodeo to school . . . our gal Sal. Yearbook Sta ff 4, RICHARD CALIAHAN CAREFREE . . . ho hom manana boy . . . can talk his vvav out of anything . 4 . likes a good time , . . oh that laugh . . . sociable Dirk. Yearbook Staffg Football -1. C.-.itoiii ANN Cfoi.i'i1i IRIENDLY . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . keen sense of humor . . . blues enthusiast . . good xoite . . . congenial Carole. Athletic Association 1, lg Driver Education -lg Glee Club 1-5. DANIEL FR.aNc1s Casin' UNASSVMING . . , hot rod enthusiast . , . studies come in last . . . always seen with Fuzzy' . , . casual Dan. A we 5 A J A fl 6 6 NIARJORIE ANN Ct'NNiNoi-IAM LIKABLE . . . Barb's pal . . . always well groomed . . . easy to get along with . . . where theres a crowd you'll find her . . . cordial Marge. Athletic Association 1-4g Softball Ig Echo Staff 2, 5. 4g Field Hockey 2-4: Glee Club 1. 2g junior Prom Committee-g Yearbook Staffg Senior Prom Committee. THOMAS AL'GL'STL'S CR.-xwfoan ATHLETIC , . . neat dresser . . , able class president . . , drives his fathers Caddi all-around athlete . . . sophisticated Tom. Athletic Association 1-4g Baseball 1-43 Class Officer 2. 4: Football 1-43 junior Prom Com- mitteeg Band 1g Senior Prom Committee. GAIL MAME CRAWFORD WITTY . . . energetic co-captain of the hockey squad . . . love that pony tail . . . ardent French student . . . jovial Gail. Athletic Association 1-4g Softball 1, 2, 4g Class Officer 15 Field Hockey 1-41 junior Prom Committee-g Student Council 1-35 Senior Prom Committee. DoNAi.n jfiivuzs Comm jI'ACITl'RN . . . good student . . . works in Danahy's . . . silent member of the class . . , cooperative Don. Driver Education 3g Yearbook Staff. RICHARD WVAIJE DOYLI2 MUSICAL . . . marvelous trumpet player . . . dark wavy hair . . . friendly with everyone . . , carefree Dick. Baseball lg Class Officer 33 junior Prom Committee 3: Orchestra 1. 2g Band 1. 2. 33 Sophomore Hop Committee 21 Yearbook Staff. BARBARA ANN DAVENPORT SOCIABLE . . . hasn't a care in the world . . . hails from the Blue Hills . . . seller of lunch tickets . . . spontaneous Barb. Athletic Association 1-43 Driver Education 4g Echo Staff 1, 2. 41 Glee Club 1. 2. Rocco FRANCIS DICilRfJI..KNIO QUIET . . . always L1 gentleman . . . seldom heard from . , . has .I sunny smile . . friendly Rotto, Basketball 1--ig Driver Education -lg Senior Prom Committee. RI'TH BIARIE D.AI.'I'fJN PLEASANT . , . energetic editor of the Echo magazine . . . loves her hot rod , . Dannys girl . . . friendly Ruthie. Athletic Association 1-41 Softball 11 Driier Education 3g Echo Staff 1-4g l-ielcl Hockey lg junior Prom Committecg 'Sophomore Hop Committee: Yearbook Staffg Senior Prom Committee. EIwc'ARIu DAVIS DRAPIYR CASUAL . . . has a sense of humor . . . true to Pat . . . joined us in our junior year . . . worker on the Ad Committee . . , Smooth Ted. Yearbook Staffg Football 4. BI5'i'TL GOODWIN DIEAN SPIRITED . . . has her share of laughs . . . good dancer . , . flirtatious . . . active hockey player . . . amicable Bette. Athletic Association 1-4g Driver Education 51 Echo Staff 1-41 Field Hockey 1-43 Glee Club l, 2g junior Prom Committeeg Student Council 4g Yearbook Staffi Senior Prom Committee. D.iRRlEl.I. Lifr 11iEN'I'REMON1' SPIRITED . , . energetit t.ipt.iin of the tlieerleatlers . . honor student . , , Vitt- Presitlent -1 , . . well liked by .ill . . . puppy DHL' DLL' Athletii Assothition 1--1. Class Offiter 1, 2. All Pliotograpliy Club J. Clieerle-.itler 1-4. C.ipt.iin 4g Pro Merito 5, Senior Prom Committee-1 Yearbook Staff. ALEXANDER -lOHN EPICK NATVRAL . , . doesnt helieie in worrying , . . a boy of few words . . . good shop student . , . e.1xy-going Alex. Drixer Edutation 51 -lunior Prom Committee 5g Band 1. 21 Sophomore Hop Committee 2. s 21x Giaonuifi Lifif Dtlxcicriaia Ql'IE'l' , , , newcomer to the class of '55 . . . pleasing personality . , . courteous always . . . modest Georgia. Driver Education 4g Band 4, Vmemr Eowfuzn FITZWILLIAM BASHFVL . . . puts much effort into school work . , , whiz on the basketball court . . . newcomer to our class , . . unassuming Fitzie. Pro Merito 35 Basketball 3. ELEANOR Fi.oRi5Nciz DRM ARTISTIC . . . full of fun . . . most co- operative at all times . . , class artist . . . reliable La La. Efho Staff 2. 31 Pro Merito 5g Sophomore Hop Committee 2g Yearbook Staffg Senior Prom Committee, CHEsTi2R VUILLIAM Fisic AFFABLE . . . hails from merry England . . . industrious student and a willing worker . . popular Chet. Driver Education 5g Pro Merito 3. 'H-ni GEORQE W. FRANCO UNPREDICTABLE . . . congenial and placid . . . a golf enthusiast . . . a willing worker . . . a gentleman at all times . . . affable George. Driver Education 3 ANITA GERTRUDIQ FLQLDMAN LIVELY . . . blushes easily . . . backbone of the field hockey squad . . . true supporter of the Student Council . . . pleasant Nita. Athletic Association 1-41 Glee Club 1. Z3 Cheerleader 1. 3. 41 Driver Education 3g Echo Staff 1-4g Field Hockey 1-4g Student Council 2-4g Yearbook Staff 41 Senior Prom Committee. Biikxmziw Pijrliiz Foiiix' GOOD-NA'I4l'RED . . . always seen in his hot rod . . . knows Norwell well . . . easy to get along with . , . genial Fuzzy. ANNA lVlARIlI EVELINE PE'l'I'l'E . . . neatness personified . . . peppy cheerleader . . . Yearbook subscription editor . . . interest lies in Roll-land . . . cordial Ann. Athletic Association 1-43 Cheerleader 1, 3. 41 Echo Staff 1-41 Field Hockey lg Glee Club 21 Band Twirler 1-33 Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Prom Committee fig Pro Merito 3. Giioaoia josifvu Grass, JR. GENIAI. . . . always has a joke . . . various outside interests . . . devoted to they Air Force . . . infectious smile . . . agreeable XX'oe. Baseball 2g Drixer Education 5. Eiaixiz Rr'sH Fiuos CHARMING . . . motorcycle enthusiast . . . talented pianist . . . rhythm and blues fan . . . alumni interests . . . basketball star . . . our own Lanie. Softball 1-41 Glee Club 1-55 Basketball 1-41 Yearbook Staff. -lfmx I,oRiuixi' Gain . ' DlfMl'Rlf . . t.ip.1hlc Sponsor liditor honor studrnt . , tlrstinul In bt sutttsstiil , . nuimrotis inturuts . . . thouglittitil lim Athlutit Assotmtion lfsl. Softlmll 3. 1. Driur litltiottiori 3. lfirltl lit-tlcu' l. 'lunior Prom Comniittrr 3. Pro Mrrito 3. li.intl lf-I1 Ytnirhoolx Butt lJ:Xl'l Iiiwxxraitii H.at.ix FACE'l'lOl'S . ,tn cntliusmstit Dixiclmtl tan . scldrirn sum without 'Br-no . hasnt A om: in thx world , . , our own Dirk lirtm n. Athln-tit Assotmtion 1. 2. Driwr lf.lur.ition 41 l:utitl'H.lll l. 2. Ei.AiNi5 MARIE GROVLR GENTLE . . . has definite plans for the future . . . possesses a quiet unassuming manner . . . twirler in the band . . . serious Elaine, Athlctic Association 1--ig Driver Edunation 5g Softball lg Field Hoclc.':y 1, 2g Band 2. 5. 4. Rir.HARo XXfII.I.IAM IRxx'ix Ql'Ilf'l' . . , startcly heard from . . . allcrgit to girls' . . t.1su.1l in his actions . . . good sport . . . solcmn Dirk Athla-tit Assotiation 41 Football l. 4. Base- b.ill l. .5 l -1 N. X ' Q-:qi-if ' PHx'i.i.1s RUTH Goinisiiiu, COMPALACENT . . . frcqucnts Roll-Land . . . Junc's sidekick . , . flirtatious . . , h.1s her serious moments . . . ply-.is.int Phyll, Athlctic Association l-4g Drixcr lftlutgition 31 Erho Staff I-5g junior Prom Committee: Sophomorc Hop Committccg Ycarhook Stitffg Senior Prom Committcc. OWEN PATRICK Hl'r,Hi.s POPULAR . . , liked by cwryonc . . . to- taptain of the football squad . . . nite smili- . . . secs the humorous side of cvcrything . . . happy Owen. Athletir Association 1--ig Baseball 1, 2. 41 Football 1-41 junior Prom Committccg Sricntc Club 2g Yearbook Staffg Basketball 5. ROBERT CHARLES LEONARD STEADFAST . . . deep dimples . . . puts in most of his time at the Strand . . . ready to join in a laugh . . . frequent patron of Ann's . . . fun-loving Creeper. Athletic Association 2g Driver Education 4. ELINOR RUTH JENNISON SERENE . . . owns her own car . . . blushes easily . . . active member of the band . . . attractive, nice personality . . . pleasant Elie. Athletic Association 1-43 Driver Education 39 Echo Staff 4g Band 1-45 Yearbook Staff. I DAVID PAUL LEARY EASY-GOING . . . W'alter's able helper . . . gets along with all . . , one of the football squad . . . obliging Dave. Athletic Association 1-45 Baseball lg Driver Education 43 Football 1-43 Glee Club 1-4g Yearbook Staff: Senior Prom Committeeg Bas- ketball 1. 2g Track 1. CAROL PENELOPE HUTCHINSON EASY-GOING . . . frequent patron of Roll- Land . . . adept twirler . . . always ready for a little fun . . , allergic to school . . . calm Carol. Athletic Association 1-45 Band 1, 2, Zig Head Drum Majorette 41 Basketball 2. 3. F 1 fi' PERRY JAMES MARATHAS GENIAL has artistic ability ou standing baseball pitcher many underclass admirers blushes readily mischievous Perry Baseball 3 4 Drner Education 3 Echo Staff 2 Football 1 Junior Prom Committee Year book Staff Senior Prom Committee MARGARET KELLEHER SOCIABLE . , . light-hearted . . . pretty blue eyes , . . friendly , . . easy tm cet a one wit: . . . fun-loving Peggy. etic A sociation 1-4' Softball l. -. ' Echo Staff 4: Field Hockey 1-43 junior Prom Committee: Student Council 1. 21 Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Prom Committee. EDGAR ALFRED MARTIN SHY . . . very quiet . . . diligent worker . . . always neat . . . very serious . . . likaiblc Eddy. Athletic Association 4. MARv ELEISE KINCADE VIVACIOTQS . . . active hockey and basket- ball player . . . flirtatious . . . joined us in our junior year . . . has many admirers . . . spirited Micki. Athletic Association 3, 4g Baseball 3, 49 Field Hockey 3. 43 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Prom Committee. l'q'? -any-. , 51. Q xl? I I 'wfgvefz It , I I . ,sl -,.k W. 4 .l Aj DANIEL EDVUARD MCKENNA SERIOUS . . . our budding scientist . . . constantly surprising people with his French and English vocabulary , . . diligent worker on Student Council . . . sincere Danny. junior Red Cross Representativeg Science Clubg Student Council President. PRISCILLA MARY LANTZOS DEPENDABLE . . . diligent worker . . . an excellent typist . . . capable co-editor of the yearbook . . . bop enthusiast . . . intellectual Pris. Athletic Association lg Driver Education 4g Echo Staff 33 Field Hockey 23 Glee Club 1,35 Pro Merito 53 co-editor of yearbookg Sopho- more Hop Committee. a ...s,,, . -- g.'.r-6 A ' BIQRNAM LEE MCCOUBREY, JR. HAPPY-GO-LUCKY . . . faithful worker . . Eddy's best pal . . . drives his own car . . always cooperative . . , earnest Mac. Track 1, 2g Glee Club lg junior Red Cross Representative 45 Yearbook Staffg Senior Prom Committee. ELEANOR FRANCES LANGILL AGREEABLE . . . Lanie's pal . . . motor- cycle enthusiast . . . numerous outside inter- ests . . . fun to be with . . . Cordial El. Athletic Association 2, 4g Driver Education 4g Field Hockey lg Student Council 3. 2 ff-'Q IW! JAMES JosEPI-I OVBRIIZN ATHLETIC . . . able co-captain of the foot- ball team . . . sports enthusiast . . . personality plus looks . . . friendly Jim. Athletic Association I-43 Baseball 1-45 Class Officer 3, 41 Football 3. 4g Junior Prom Committee 3g Basketball 1-4g Track 2, 5, 45 Student Council 31 Senior Prom Committee. MARll.H'N JEANNETTE MACKENZIIE AMIABLE . . . diligent worker . . . Elinor's pal . . . cooperative always . . . very well liked . . . reliable Mal. Athletic Association 1-2g Driver Education 43 Echo Staff gl Glee Club 2g Minstrel Show lg Yearbook Staff. PETER JAIvIEs XWIIIIAM Ml'I'fQHl4Il.I. Ql'IE'l' . . . artistic ability . . . Pains per- sonal pest . . . our own carefree Pete. Camera Club 2-53 Yearbook Staff. JIINE DICKINSON LOVCRY FRIENDLY . . , Phyll's best pal . . . neat and attractive . . . a serious student . . . courteous manner . . . likable Junie. Athletic Association 1-4g Driver Education 3g Echo Staff 2-43 Junior Prom Committee fag Yearbook Staffg Senior Prom Committee. I? N. if FRANCIS EIJWARIQ RoIuRIcQIIEs PLACID . . . does all his shopping at the five and dime . . . ardent worker . . . jovial Fran. Driver Education 3. BARBARA MARKT CAREFREE . . . never worries . . . always seen with Margie . . . Sharon supporter . . . loquacious at times . . . jovial Barb. Athletic Association l-2-3-4: Softball 2g Driver Education 3g Echo Staff 1-4g Field Hockey 2-43 Glee Club 1-2g Junior Prom Committee 53 Yearbook Staffg Senior Prom Committee 4. PAMIQLA Loi'Is15 lSflTCHELl, lNDL'STRlOl'S . . . talented .irtist . . . mem- ber of band . . . soft. gentle voice , . . intelligent Pam. -Iunior Prom Committee 33 Senior mittee 4L Band le-lg Pio Mc-rito. PAH. ITR.-xxciis Roii QEIET . . . sharp green car . . lNIoro's . . . wavy brown hair . Paul. Basketball 1-4g Driver Education Staff. lxlARY Rosii O'NI2lI.I, Prom Com- xvorks .it . . serious 51 Yearbook ENTHESIASTIC . , . quiet 'til you get to know her . . . Elaine's pal . . . always a lady . . . motorcycle supporteri. . . metitu- lous Mary. Athletic Association 1. 3. 43 Driver Education 43 Girls' State 3g Junior Prom Committeeg Pro Merito 53 Student Council 4g Yearbook. joHN Fmsoiaaicic SMITH Ql'lET . . , employed at Spears I-lardxvarc . . . keeps his thoughts to himself . , , always has a friendly manner . . . complacent jackie. Driver Education 33 Horizon Club 3. jAN1c12 NIARIIE ODELI. INTELLIGENT . . . energetic co-editor of the yearbook . , . true to George . . . extremely capable . . . conscientious jan. Athletic Association 1-45 Driver Education 33 Field Hockey ll junior Prom Committeeg Pro Merito 51 Yearbook Staff. DONALD HUGH RUSSELL FRIENDLY . . . loves football . . . terrific dancer . , , go-getter for ads . . . good- nittured Don, Athletic Association 1-4g Baseball 1-43 Driver Education 51 Football 1-4g Basketball 1-4g Track 2--lg Sophomore Hop Committeeg Stu- dent Council 4: Yearbook Staff, o C Y K ,,, i k k ijgtptiitp f -I ai-',,wf fasu L-f 'WW' if Wifi 23 LAXYRENCE EDWARD SOITTHXYOOIJ NATl.'RAL . . . iazz fan . . . white bucks supporter . . . always neat . . . full of pep and enthusiasm . . . content to just listen . . . unobtrusive Larry. Athletic Association 1-4g Baseball 1. 2g Boys' State 3g Driver Education 3. KAREN FRANCIS RUANE LOQUACIOUS . . . active cheerleader . . . Darrell's pal . . . what would Keet'e's do without her . . . likable Kay. Athletic Association l-41 Softball lg Cheer- leader 1, 43 Driver Education 51 Echo stiff lg Glee Club 1, 21 junior Prom Committeeg Sophomore Hop Committeeg Yearbook Staffg Senior Prom Committee. VERNON 'losiivii Soisi NONCHALANT . . , takes life at .in easy pace . . . never hurries except on the grid- iron . . . outstanding pugilist . . . sunny disposition . . . fun-loving Vern. Athletic Association 1-41 Baseball 33 Football 1-4g junior Prom Committee 31 Junior Red Cross Representative l-43 Basketball 1-4. CAROL PAPANTI GENIAI. . . . presently engaged with Ded- ham affairs . . , love that red convertible . . . definite plans for the future . . . loyal Carol. Athletic Association l, 2, 4g Field Hockey lg Glee Club 2. 43 Yearbook Staffg Senior Prom Committee. Q 9 lfi.oYo ALBIERT TIZAGUE SOLEMN . . . very cooperative . . . interests lie in Sophomore class . . . drives his own Ford . . . nice sense of humor . . . expert with hammer and nails . . . amiable Floyd. Athletic Association l, 2g Driver Education 3g Football l-3. MARY ANN SALVATORI AGREEABLE . . . has a constant smile . . . rarely seen without her twin . . . willing worker . . . unpredictable Mary. Athletic Association 1-43 Driver Education 43 Glee Club 1, 2g Band 1-4g Yearbook Staff. Vinmxu RH,-x S.-xiv.-x1oRl EASY-GOING . . , out-of-tovvn interests . . seldom serious . tonvtant giggler . . tune id vvur twirhrs . fun-hmving iiinny. Athletit Assotmtion l-43 Driver lftlutation 4, Ulu- Clul' l. Ig ligand l--11 Yearbook Staff 'l1.'HN Iiicimizii XY.-xisii SHY , hlnslrt-X Lisxlv ve,-ltloin lu.irtl from . tlashing smile 4 industrious student . . vvrll m.1nntrt'.l un.issurnin,l blank. Athletic Assotiation 1--li Baseball Z. 3, -l. Boys' State Sp Driver Edutation 31 Football 2. 5. 43 Czlee Club 2. Nl 53? ,. 41' a l '5 'Str' xx I Q CARo1.i5 Axx MARIV Ti-iiaoni.-xi' TALENTED . . . Canton Highs songstrcss , . . works at Dvkemans , . . always happy . . . amiable Carole. Driver Education 33 Echo Staff 2-41 Glee Club I-43 Orrhestra 4g Yearbook Staftg Senior Prom Committeeg State Concert Representa- tive lg Camera Club 5 Dftvio Sfxxaoizx Hmwox DAl'N'I'l.ES5 . , . nevvtomer from Maine , l . toy salesman at Edsons in Dedham . . . danting blue eyes make r'n.inv hearts flutter . . sports fan. especially brisketlmill . . . winning personality '... our ovvn amitable Dave. Baskethall 1. Z 1. vliaax lNfARIlZ Sfxvixo RlfI,lAl3l,E . . lovely dark tresses . . vompetent glass Searetitry for two years . . untiring in her efforts . . . simere jean. Atlilctit Assotiation 1, Class Scrretary 3, 41 Etlio Staff lg Cilee Club 1. 23 Yearbook Staffg Senior Prom Committee. WYILLIALI THOMAS Wiiboe IRRESISTIBLE . , . everybodys pal . , , loves to tease the girls . . . our football hero fbroken nose and alll . . . entertainer . . . mischievous Billy. Athletic Association 1-45 Driver Education 2g Football 2-43 junior Prom Committeeg Year- book Staff: Senior Prom Committee. I . T' Ai' ' GIQRTRUDE ANN WITT NATURAL . . . ready smile . . . lovely blond hair . . . out-of-town interests . . . quiet appearance is deceiving . . . our own gentle Trudy. Athletic Association 1-43 Echo Staff lg Field Hockey 2-43 Glee Club 3. 45 Yearbook Staffg Senior Prom Committee. SCIENCE FAIR EXHIBIT Larry Southwood ohn Walsh and Mary O'Neill were the representatives of Canton High at Boys' and Girls' State, held at the University of Massachusetts and Bridgewater State Teachers' College. At the Science Fair conducted by the members of the Chemistry, Physics, Bio logy, and General Science classes, Daniel McKenna is demonstrating his prize win ning exhibit on a full wave zero-switching mechanical rectifier. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES CLASS HISTCRY One September mornlng IH 1951 a group of youths from Canton set forth wlth a well pre pared four year plan ln mlnd The flrst of these years was a most happy one Our headquarters were the Cafeterla and Rooms 2 and 5 We held a class meetlng and amld proceed lngs xxhlch su ere a blt bewllderlng we elected Darrell d Entremont as Presldent Robert Bow mar as VICC Presldent Gall Crawford as Sec retary and Rosemarle Booth as Treasurer Wfe xx elcomed Mr Clough as a new faculty member He vlas glven the lob of coachlng our football team WhlCh wx on two games and lost an equal number The Freshman glrls under the dlrectlon of Mrs Mlller and some of the mothers held a food sale whlch was a huge success We struggled through the wlnter wlth much homevl ork and when sprlng arrrved we had our own baseball team Among the teams Wh1Ch we played were Bralntree Norwood and Stough on Toward the end of the year we became ac qualnted wlth class dues And the year closed wlth a trlp to Nantasket on Wh1Ch needless to say we all had a good tlme We enjoyed our summer vacatlon lmmense ly but when September 1952 rolled around we were wllllng and able to take up where we had left off IH june We were stlll unlmportant to the Senlors but the thought that we could dlctate to the new Freshmen was some conso latlon As our Sophomore year leaders we elected these offlcers Presldent joseph Berardl Vlce Presldent ames O Brlen Secretary Darrell dEntremont Treasurer Thomas Cravn ford As Sophomores we were located IH Rooms 12 14 and 16 We were happy to have as one of our advlsors a new member of our faculty Mr joseph GIDSOD Thls year was a revelatlon of the athletlc abllltles of our classmates wlth joseph Berardl Robert Bowmar Donald Russell Jack Walsh Bernard Foley Davld Leary and Thomas Craw ford IH football and baseball and Burnam Mc Coubrey and Edgar Martln IH track Anlta Feld man and Betty Dean were members of the hockey squad In March our flrst SOCIHI functlon took place we held our Sophomore Hop IH the gymnaslum The hard work of all concerned was HPPICCI ated slnce the Hop was a successful and most enjoyable event Our year came to a close when we spent a very excltlng day at Nantasket Beach On September 9 1955 we re entered Canton Hlgh as proud upperclassmen under the cap able watchful eyes of Mr Scully ln Room 10 Mrs LIDCOIH ln Room 11 and Mr Clough ln Room 15 On that flrst day we dlscovered Mr Halnes ln Room 12 replaclng Mr GIDSOH and MISS Hayes IH charge of P T classes lnstead of Mlss Lewls Mr MacDonald was also a new member of the faculty We greeted several new class mates among whom were Robert Burnham Sally Cole Edward Draper Vlncent F1tZWll llams and all the way from England Chester FIS On October 8 we held our class electrons and as a result we had ames O Brlen as Presldent as Secretary Rlchard Doyle as Treasurer Our class was represented ln the Student Councll by joseph Berardl Gall Crawford Anlta Feldman and james O Brlen We qulckly rolled ID both our studles and extracurrlcular actlvltles and before we knew It the fleld hockey team had tled for second place ln the Hockamock League In addltlon to those prevlously mentloned Margaret Kelleher Gall Crawford Gertrude Wltt MHIJOFIC Cun nlngham Barbara Markt Mary Klncade and Nancy Walsh were on the team Our football team also made a flne record thls year Our next lmportant electron was that of our rlng commlttee Wlth the help of Mrs LIDCOIH our rlng commlttee selected a truly beautlful rlng wlth a blue settlng Those who served on the rlng commlttee were Gall Crawford Anlta Feldman Prlscllla Lantzos Perry Marathas james O Brlen and Karen Ruane When the rlngs arrrved we were all more than pleased Wlth our flne ChOlCC 3 7. 7 - . . , - I . . . , , - , , , 7 - n , - , ' a 7 ' 7 1 , 1 I , . Y . , , ' 4 . 3 . . , . I . , . . , . . 7 . . . , ' a a ' ' 3 - - - - 7 a 1 ' ' k t . . Y. J ' ' ' g . . ' . joseph Befafdl as VICC Presldentg jean Savlno . ' g . , , Q . . , , . - .7 . , . 3 s 9 ' , . . , 7 ' 1 7 9 - 2 3 L 7 7 3 , J ' 4 , - ! I V I I . 9 1 ' , n I . . ' s , 7 . . . . . , , , 3 D ' , a 9 . - , - . CLASS HISTORY Next yyas our unlor Prom scheduled for Nlay 19 Great and ambrtrous plans yy ere made and completed under the capable gurdance of our adyrsors and the folloyymg commrttees Orchestra Rrchard Doyle joan Galbrarth and Vernon Sousa Decoratrons oseph Berardr Robert Boyymar Maryorre Cunnrngham Phyl hs Goldberg Margaret Kelleher Barbara Marlct anrce Odell Karen Ruane and XV1l lram XVedge Advertrsrng and Trclcets Garl Crayyford Darrell dlintremont une Loyyry Perry Marathas Pamela Mrtchell and Mary ONe1ll Refreshments Thomas Crawford Mary Krncade and ohn Smrth The hall yyas exceptronally well decorated and there was not a person yvho could ever forget that eyccrtrng evenrng Vernon Sousa and hrs lady frlend Tonr Butcher yy ere chosen krng and queen As usual our year yyas brought to a memor able close when we took our tradrtronal excur sron to Nantasket At graduatron Pro Merrto Awards were grven to Maryorre Archer Robert Boyy mar une Chapman Donald Comer Darrell d Entremont Tleanor Dray Anna Evelrne Chester Frsk Vlncent Frtzyyrllrams oan Galbrarth Pr1sc1lla Lantzos Pamela Mrtchell janrce Odell Mary O Nerll and john Vifalsh September 1954 the ultrmate ambrtron of our hrgh school career yve yyere Senrors Wrth much prrde for at last havrng reached our goal we returned very drgnrfred The frrst thrng that yve notrced was that Room 1 had been made rnto two rooms and that Mrs Barrett a new faculty member was to share the duty of gurdrng us wrth Mrss Bertrand Our Student Councrl representatrves for our last year were Bette Dean Anrta Feldman Danrel McKenna Mary ONe1ll and Donald Russell October 1 vyas the day on whrch vye were excused from classes rn order to have our class prctures taken at Purdy s XY e elected class officers for the last trme on November 2 Those chosen yy ere Presrdent Thomas Crayy ford Vrce Presrdent Darrell dEntremont Secretary ean Savrno Treasurer Robert Boyy mar Our Senror Prom yy as held on December 10 The gym yy as beautrfully decorated yy rth a yym ter yyonderland as the theme Roger Haffer mehl and Barbara Markt yy ere chosen krng and queen ames O Brren yy as selected by the student body as the Canton Hrgh representatrve to the State House on Good Government Day At the annual A A Banquet many members of our class receryed athletrc ayyards Those boys yyho yyere the recrprents of yackets yvere Co Captarns Oyy en Hughes and ames O Brren Kent Bmley Thomas Crawford Edvy ard Dra per Donald Russell Vernon Sousa and XYf1l ham Wedge Veronrca Callahan une Chapman Darrell dllntremont Anna Evelme Anrta Feldman and Karen Ruane yyere the cheerleaders yvho yyere ayvarded yaclcets Gall Crayyford Mar yorre Cunnrngham Bette Dean Anrta Feldman Margaret Kelleher Mary Krncade Barbara Markt and Gertrude Wrtt yy ere the members of the hoclcey squad yy ho recery ed Jackets Senror week clrmayced our four years at Canton Hrgh Graduatron whrch took place rn front of the school brought to a perfect culmr natron our school days XVe should lnlce to take thrs opportunrty to thank Mrss Bertrand and Mrs Barrett our class advrsors Mrss ODonnell yyho put so much trme and effort rnto thrs Yearbook Mr Donovan our Prrncrpal and all members of the faculty our parents and our frrends yyho have rn any yy ay helped to make our four years at Canton Hrgh successful pleasurable and memorable DONALD COMER MARY O NEILL t. ., ' - I '- ' . 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O 4 v' is LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT XY E the Class of 1955 of Canton I-Irgh School Norfolk County Commonwealth of Massachusetts do here and now on thrs tenth day of une rn the year of our Lord one thous and nrne hundred and frfty frve affrrm thrs to be our last Wrll and Testament Strll physrcally frt and mentally alert797 we now declare and bequeath the followrng of our worldly posses srons Fur! To Mr Donovan our prrncrpal we leave the well earned rrght to take a two months vacatron after endurrng us for four years Second To Mrss O Donnell our srncere thanks for helprng to make thrs yearbook possrble Tbud To Mrs Barrett and Mrss Bertrand an apprecratrve thanks for therr counsel and Fourth To the faculty we brd a fond adreu and our srncere thanks for the knowledge gained rn four long years F1 tb We bequeath the followrng of our worldly possessrons to the underclassmen MARJORIE ARCHER leaves her sweet and quret ways to her srster Vrrgrnra JOSEPH BERARDI leaves hrs way wrth the grrls to hrs brother Bobby ROBERT BERTELETTI leaves hrs wrllrngness to learn to hrs brother Peter KENT BINLEY leaves hrs herght to Albert Mennrno ANN BLOMSTROM leaves her baton twrrlrng to Rosemary Lehan ROSEMARIE BOOTH leaves her petrteness to Lulu McKay ROBERT BOWMAR leaves hrs good looks to anyone who can match them ROBERT BURNHAM leaves hrs prnk shrrts to Brlly Walsh RICHARD CALLAHAN leaves but he cer tarnly rsnt sorry VERONICA CALLAHAN leaves her cheerrng abrlrty to judy Leary JUNE CHAPMAN leaves her neatness to Gale Malcolmson DANIFL CASEY bestows hrs frrendly man ner upon Lours Martrn SALLY COLE leaves her love for horses to Carol Rosenqurst CAROL COLETTI leaves her jrtterbug tech nrque to Vrrgrnra Scanlon DONALD COMER leaves hrs srncerrty and abrlrty to study to Robert McClellan GAIL CRAWFORD leaves her wrnnrng per sonalrty to Marre Hendrrckson THOMAS CRAWFORD leaves hrs athletrc abrlrty to George enkrns MARJORIE CUNNINGHAM leaves her frrendlrness to Maureen Sullrvan RUTH DALTON leaves her sewrng abrlrty to Beverly Sacco BARBARA DAVENPORT leaves a few feet to Margaret Coglrano BETTE DEAN leaves her goalre posrtron to Snookre Peters DARRELL DENTREMONT leaves her French marks to her brother Earl ROCCO DIGIROLAMO leaves hrs spontan eous smrle to Allen Lehan RICHARD DOYLE leaves hrs musrcal abrlrty to ed Wrllrams EDWARD DRAPER leaves hrs joke collectron to Phrllrp Powers ELEANOR DRAY leaves her artrstrc abrlrty to oyce Flrnt GEORGIA DUNCKLEE leaves after a short s a ALEXANDER EPICK bestows hrs frrendly way to Wrllram Pozzo ANNA EVELINE leaves her love for roller skatrng to Rose Lehan ANITA FELDMAN leaves her love for sweaters to Ann Crawford ELAINE FIELDS leaves her love for motor cycles to Garl Dow CHESTER FISK bestows hrs Englrsh accent to anyone who can match rt VINCENT FITZWILLIAM leaves hrs posrtron as tallest boy rn the class to Edward Morley BERNARD FOLEY leaves and takes hrs hot rod wrth hrm GEORGE FRANCO leaves hrs happrness to Wrllram O Nerl I . 4 I . . 1 . , ' ' , H .I I ' guidance during our Senior year. h ' l J . . 1 . . 1 J A D ' - r y. CLASS OF 1955 JOAN GALBRAITH leaves to assrst Mrster Ernstern GEORGF GIBBS leaves hrs bashfulness to hrs brother John PHYLLIS GOLDBERG leaves to become a nurse ELAINE GROVER leaves to get marrred PAUL HAGEN leaves hrs love for school to ames Alexander DAVID HARMON leaves after clarmrng one of our cute blonds OWEN HUGHES leaves hrs dancrng abrlrty to Jackre Whrte CAROL HUTCHINSON leaves her posrtron as drum majorette to Peggy O Donnell RICHARD IRWIN wrlls hrs deep speakrng vorce to Henry Krrby ELINOR JENNISON leaves her generosrty to June McGowan MARGARET KELLEHER leaves her posrtron on the hockey team to her two namesakes ball to Irene Hughes ELEANOR LANGILL leaves her smrles to her srster Helen PRISCILLA LANTZOS leaves her record of A s to Joyce Crarg DAVID LEARY leaves hrs flashy shrrts to Edward Tatum ROBERT LEONARD leaves the used trckets he collected at the Strand Theatre to ohn Brooks JUNE LOWRY leaves her sweet sophrstrcatron to Sherla Hennessey MARILYN MacKENZIE leaves her trreless energy to Nancy Bowrnar PERRY MARATHAS leaves hrs collectron of sweaters to Bobby Mayo BARBARA MARKT leaves her vrm and vrgor to Lorrarne Tatum EDGAR MARTIN bestows hrs Jovral ways upon Charles Tardanrco BURNAM MCCOUBREY leaves the twrnkle rn hrs eye to the Heggre twrns DANIEL MCKENNA leaves hrs sharp sox and tres to hrs brother Carl PAMELA MITCHELL leaves her musrcal abrlrty to her brother Davrd PETER MITCHELL bestows hrs love of arr planes upon Vrncent Gallrvan JAMES O BRIEN leaves hrs personalrty plus to Brlly Callahan JANICE ODELL leaves and George leaves wrth her MARY ONEILL leaves her srncerrty and pleasantness to Ann Sheehan CAROL PAPANTI leaves her lrttle red car to whoever wrll take rt FRANCIS RODRIGUES wrlls hrs varrety of sweaters to Michael Galvrn PAUL ROE would lrke to leave hrs lrttle green coupe to someone but he needs rt hrmself KAREN RUANE leaves her frankness to Ruth Carroll DONALD RUSSELL leaves hrs love for bas ketball to Danrel Maggalet MARY and VIRGINIA SALVATORI leave therr closeness for each other to any twrns that may want rt wrth the Junror Class JOHN SMITH leaves hrs happy and carefree ways to Robert Halloran VERNON SOUSA bestows hrs good taste rn clothes to hrs brother Gerry LAWRENCE SOUTHWOOD leaves hrs charr rn the lrbrary to Rrchard Seavey FLOYD TEAGUE leaves but hrs heart remarns wrth Joyce CAROL THIBODEAU leaves to Jorn Helen Traubel JOHN WALSH leaves hrs love for outdoor sports to Bobby Berardr WILLIAM WEDGE leaves hrs sense of humor to Phrlrp Powers GERTRUDE WITT leaves her out of town rnterests to Elarne Teague We the Class of 1955 have hereunto set our hand and seal on the day and rn the year frrst above wrrtten Wzlrzefref JOHN WALSH MARGARET KELLEHER MARY KINCADE leaves her lOVe fOr basket- JEAN SAVINO leaves but her heart remains MOST POPULAR Gail Crawford ames O Bncn BEST DANCERS Anrta Feldman BEST DRESSED une Chapman Thomas Crawford -fl x Owen Hughes BEST LOOKING Anita I eldman Robert Bowmar MOST CAREFREE Veromca Callahan Richard Callahan PERFECT PAIR anrce Odell George Gibbs MOST BA SH FUL Marjorle Archer john Walsh MOST ATHLFTIF Gaul Cram lord .lmu O Brlcn MOST EFI IC II NT Pl'lSLlll.1 Lantzox 55 Robe rt Bow m xr MOST X ERSATILE C mule Thlbodcau BEST NATL RED ROSCITIJFIL Booth XX llll.1IU XX edge MOST COURTEOUS amcc Odell Donald Comcr CLASS FLIRTS Mary Kimadc Williann Wedge Ou gn Hughes MOST ARTISTIC Eleanor Dray Perry lNl.lf.lIl1.1S O R FORECASTS The year rs 1968 And here are the census tabulatlons We ll make a report to you at thxs date Concermng our classmates present vocatlons The Boston Brums have tvso of our boys Wlmose mentnon brmgs many cheers never boos' And what are those names heard over the no1se9 Why xt s Tommy Crawford and Owen Hughes Those soldlers of fortune Dave and Kent Jomed the French Forelgn Legxon Brandlshxng sabers onward they vsent To clean up each hostile reglon Mlss Davenport and Mxss MacKenz1e Picked teachrng as the1r professlons The l1ttle monsters have our grrls ln a frenzy Whrle just trymg to teach a few lessons There s Rom and D1ck1e the Callahans two Who ve turned to throwrng partles galore Thelr good tlmes and revelry are exceeded by few And the hours after 1 are therr choxce to snore Around Boston s waterfront where xt s dlrty and dark Our hero George Glbbs walks hrs beat Nova George IS a cop who the vxllalns do mark For lf they cause trouble he ll turn on the heat Barbara Markt rs a housevufe today And mth her work IS kept busy W1th p1les of drrty dlshes and a husband gay No wonder the poor gurl s so dlzzy Pamela and Peter have gamed recogmtxon As a dance team that can t be beat You stand 1n l1ne to ga1n adm1ss1on To watch the antlcs of the1r talented feet Under cover of nxght and hidden by dxsgulses Our prrvate detectlve combats sm Gangsters and meanles don t succeed rn their hes For our crnmebuster IS Dxck Irwm Ice Follles of the year i968 Features a star who pleases the eye Thus sweet charmer who on skates IS so great Is none other than our own jenny Vye Loud explosxons rock our lrttle v1lle But people tear not for they know the story T15 Danny our sclentxst just trymg to k1ll A bug which has entered h1s laboratory Carole Colettx a songstress xn demand Keeps em svungmg mth her jazz and pve For her muslcal background she has the band Of Dlck Doyle and hrs feroclous fnve The Ploneer Markets a natlon wxde cham Are run by jack Walsh and F1tzy Whether the weather be sun or ram The Ploneer delrvers to both poor and rrtzy Phyllls and June stxll frlends through the years Are telephone operators today When you hear that sys eet Number Please You ll know who rt rs rxght avs ay Darrell rs an actress now Of vsorld wxde renown She s been cheered back for many a bow And her fans wont let the curtain come down An artnst of note rs Mrss Eleanor Dray Whose works are cheered throughout the land She can mix drab colors hke brown or gray And transform them to beauty wlth her gxfted hand The man who IS good to all of us And ne er hlts our brats w1th a strck Is the fellow who drrves them to school ln hrs bus Our frlend rs none other than Alex Eprck Bob s an axrplane deslgner today And talks a lot of the money he s stashed In all of hrs talkmg he refuses to say Very much of the planes he s des1gned that have crashed The dentist who uses the pllers and drrll Can be no one but our own Bernie Foley And belng the dentlst he gets his brg thrxll Feeling around people s teeth that are holey Bedecked ln lewels and furs All she needs do the rest of her llfe Is ask for thmgs and they ll be hers Perry IS a pltcher for the Braves And well for them twxrled Vernon s the man for whom the crowd raves Cause he s heavywexght champ of the world Mar1or1e A and Anne B Have to Parxs flown They re hat desrgners you see And have opened a lxttle shop of the1r own Ruthxe Dalton s a sport car enthusrast And takes part nn every race If you wonder whether thls thrill w1ll last At the end of each race just see the smrle on her face Bxlly and Teddy now on the TV stages Often tell a joke or two They trckle the people of all dxfferent ages Better than the other comedxans do Sally Cole wnth her horses adored Has won wrth them many a meet But wrth such an exxstence the gxrl must be bored Wnth nothmg but rnbbons and trophxes to eat Half way through our tabular sheet We ve seen that ourfrrends have met wxth the best Bear mth us now and vfe ll proceed To see what goals were attamed by the rest l , , l - . 11 Q 37 ' 1 ' . . . , . . V7 3 ' Y ' Y . v u ' , I ' , I , . . , . . V l . , ' , l I 3 I . 1 n ' - , ' ' 1 Z y , . . , v , v ' ' ' ' , , , . . . . V 3 l . , . 1 ! 7 A ' ' 'h - junie Chapman's a millionaire's wife, v . . ' v . . , ' ' ' 5 Y V l . ' . , , , . l l 1 ' , Q I Q ' - . . . , , , , A - . . ' . - I - y . , - , , , Q FOR 1968 In thrs seryrce are Trudy and Carol P And by these two the XVAC s has been enlarged Therr commanders apprecrate therr love of duty But are always thrnkrng of ways to get our cutres drscharged Peggy and Mary O are famous nurses XVho please therr hosprtal staff When former patrents rrde by rn a hearse Our grrls just srt back and laugh Mrss Thrbodeau srngrng those melodres Has the crow ds really flockrn Whrle our lrttle Karen poundrng those keys Has the yornt really rockrn Prrscrlla and Anna those Wall Street tycoons Are reallv rollrng rn dough Relentlessly workrng for many moons They ve brought to therr rrvals much woe Wrth a lrne that s slrck And three trmes as corny As top salesman we Prck Our ow n clever Donny Roller skatrng has produced two greats The team of Hutchy and Elarne Therr antrcs on therr trrcky skates Have brought them world wrde fame Elrnorj and Margre C Each as an arrlrne hostess does fly Brrmmrng over wrth gay personalrty They strrve to catch therr farr prlot s eye Smrth Bertellettr and Teague Own the largest garage rn the world They re crack mechanrcs rn any league Through tons of grease they have torled Comer and Casey have therr own law frrm And take on every case Many a defendant they have made squrrm Then put rn hrs proper place Burnam McCoubrey of Davrs Cup fame In tennrs rs champ of them all Wlrrle joey gets to play every game For the Cleveland Brow ns he carrres the ball The socrety columns are qurte busy I hear Tryrng to track down a clue As to the next romance of our Anrta I fear Whose love affarrs haye turned whole contrnents askew Dave Harmon rs now a skrrng ace Whose explorts are beyond our scope People who see hrm wrn every race Say he s the fastest man on any slope Chester and jrmmy and Larry too Are all engrneers of the crvrl krnd The brrdges and hrghw ays they ve burlt arent few And never a flaw rn therr work can one frnd Edgar our carpenter rn talent never lacked And hrs work rs admrred all over the town Lpon rnspectron we maryel at the fact That hrs houses don t fall dow n Rocco Drg and Paul Hagan Are partners rn therr own barber shop Too many razor nrcks haye them braggrn That they take too much oft the bottom stead of the top The real estate busrness rs truly great Says the team of Burnham and Leonard The shrewdest men rn all the state Have sure used therr brarns to get ahead ElarneE and Elly are chorus grrls And take part rn Broadway s brggest shows How many stage door ,Iohnnres have handed them pearls Is somethrng nob vdy knows George Franco rs golfdom s new est sensatron He wows them on farrway and green He s beaten every golfer throughout our farr natron And a swrng lrke hrs has ne er been seen Mary and Vrrgrnra the two Salvatorrs Have brought glory to therr name Thcrrs are lrke so many other storres Of Wlrrclr Twrn Has The Tonr fame Erannre Rodrrguez and Paulre Roe Are rarsrng chrckens on farms Our two farmers feel mrghty low When they haven t some chrck rn therr arms Two grrls have been drawn to the crrcus trapeze Therr names are Mrcky and Gall When they fly through the arr wrth the greatest of ease To set the crow ds screamrng they never farl Georgra and joan rnterror decorate today Therr hearts are really rn therr work Tryrng to keep up to the modern drsplay Has them nearly berserk The sharpres known as Odell and Savrno Have really stooped too low They re co owners of a gamblrng casrno Where they bleed poor souls of therr dough Keeprng qurte busy each lrke a bee And makrng the typewrrter keys tap Our lovely secretarres Bette and Tootsre Whrle on the job never nap Wrth thrs last entry we close our sheet By sayrng we ve done thrs rn yest We know rn the future when we shall all meet That well frnd we have all done our best The frrends that we ve made rn these last four year We ll retarn and cherrsh foreyer For the laughter and frrendlrness whrch to us rs so dear Wrll always keep us together S DARRELL D ENTREMONT ROBERT BOWMAR V V , V . . V , I . I I ' - I ' . . , 'Y ' I . . . , V . I . I I , A - - .I I. . I I . . . . , . , . V, . . V . V . , . I . I - V V ' ' I . . . , I ' I 1 . V -,' I. ., , ' r .I - - -IV . I . . . V, ' V IV V II- - I I .I , . . . I V V . . , V ' I ' I 7 - ' V ' I V ' I I I , I . . I I ' V ' I I ' , . . . V I . , . . , I I . . V V V V Q V . V, ... I . V . V V V V - ' I I I - - V - I , . . V. - V , . . V. ' I I ATHLETICS gl gl fri? K9 ' 5 2 21, f Q I W xxx - C0-A'f.1h'.14L'l'!'.f F. GLADSTONE C. TA RDANICO The Canton High football squad. which was weakened considerably by the lack of reserves. had a not-too-success ful season despite the efforts of Coaches Charles Stevenson and David Haines. Our first game with Wareham. in which Co-Captains Hughes and O'Brien. as well as regular quarterback Robert Bowmar. were sidelined with injuries, ended with Canton on the short end of a 26-7 score. The following Saturday afternoon Canton traveled to Hingham where they gave the highly rated Hingham eleven the scare of their lives. The game was tied 0-0 up until the third period at which time the lack of reserves on the Canton squad enabled Hingham to score two touchdowns and win the game 12-O. Canton then faced North Attleboro. a team which was unscored upon and which had scored 73 points in their first two games. These tremendous odds failed to have any effect on the Canton squad as they scored the upset of the week by winning 7-6. Robert Berardi scored the im- portant touchdown on the first play in the third quarter and Thomas Crawford plowed over for the all-important winning point. In the next four games Canton just couldn't seem to put two good halves together as the results show. Canton lost to Xwalpole 26-7. Archbishop Wfilliams 18-0, Braintree 25-12, and XY'hitman 7-6. The W'hitman game was even- steven until three members of the first team were sidelined with injuries late in the game. at which time W'hitman scored seven points. ?w: C only DAVID HAINES Canton then faced Abington. which boasted its best team in the last five years. and the green and white really clicked and they walked off the field with a 26-7 win under their belt. The Canton offensive line, which consists of Donald Russell, Kent Binley, George jenkins, Bill Wedge, Vernon Sousa, David Leary, and Co-Captain james O'Brien man- aged to open holes in the Abington forward wallg without any trouble at all and, taking advantage Of this situation, the Canton backfield, made up of Tom Crawford, Robert Berardi, Phil Powers, and Co-Captain Owen Hughes, com- bined to rack up a total of 26 points. Then came the traditional Thanksgiving Day game be- tween Stoughton and Canton. Stoughton went into the, game boasting an undefeated season along with the highest scoring high school back in the state. Canton definitely played its best game of the season but nevertheless lost the game by a score of 13-O. Canton stopped the running attack of Stoughton cold. but its failure to score when it had the chances and the completion of two long passes by Stoughton brought the football game and season to a close. The score fails to reflect a true picture of the finale as Canton scored a great moral victory. First row: P. Powers, XY, XX'edge. XV. XY'alsh. D. Leary. tl. O'Brien. . Hughes. E. Draper. V, Sousa. K. Binley. D. Russell. Second row: C. Stevenson. Coachg Qroo s, K. Carroll. A, Lehan, J. NXfa1sh, T. Crawford, W. O'Neill. E. d'Entremont. G. Snyder, L Berardi, D. Haines, Assistant Coach. Third rowz F. Gladstone. Managerg C. Leary. Asajl . Sgqvey, R. Irwin, R. Henley, V. Galvin, 1. Heggie, G. Heggie. C. Tardanico. Man gf 'J 'V ,I V J P l t -.1 ' at ' WX . 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X , 3 rd X Q -in 1 .4 R 'WEE ,v. , 3.5 ' . v ,iff .Y f f . 3 ,fgll ,a is 2 5 ' '-4' Aff ...C . iv' ' - :'5f,:H'f4 5. .4- 'Y' X- ,gf X 1 . 0-1 fu K' 55566 Q1 :Vi .mi -- ' N I I 5. V .5 ' . ' P. A 11' , - I .-. - f,.'V-1 s1'g' f M -s':.,-,-.M 4'. E1g,fQg'2' A ' t' ' 4 4- ...i!'?g: K BASKETBALL SOLSA Vll1ITFI'lf'Ul wlim fJ,Bf1L'H IL-.qw high m thc .ur tn get Q1 rtbound .nlu.1mxr.1 Ifslxhuw playa-r. OWEN HLUHES DONALD RUSSELL E- f! JAMES Ilrxt nm P. P1-xx cn. A, I.ch.1n. Ci. vlcnklny D Ruswll. Suu-nd nm? V Swuid. ULBRIEN M.1.:,unlnt. NY, XY'.alx11, Thml nm O. Huglzu YY O Brxcn. Ifwurth rmx. Ralph uugh. C,f'.uh, VERNON I , if Q nh Q- if 'nrt' .vl Q . n ,L J L L , ,fa .4 ,',, 'xr his Of First row: -I. XX'alsh. R. Beradx. J. Bcmdl. XY. Clcwlaml. Scmnd mu: Mr. Callanan, R. Scmcy. L. Southwood, V. Galivan, F. 'I'c.1guc: Thxrd rmv: R. Williarxus, J, O'Bricn, XV. Wcklgc-, O. Hughes, D. Russell. Kncclingi P. Draper. P. Snlmcnhunllur. TRACK TEAM Flrwt nm -I. Olirmn. G. -TL-nkxnx. P. P-wxwrx. D Ruwdl. 'I' Craxxfurd Suund mwi Nr. Glhwn. R. Ruawcll. XX P-vnu. NX . XX.1lxh. Cn. 54'L1N.l. L1 Hngtuu-. A I.nh.m Hurd nm, Ii. latum, XX C,.1ll.1A han. M. Mxtlln-runny. R Bcmdi. P, M.1r.1th.1x. -I. Hcgglc, .l. lflmud, B A S E B A L L T E A W -p M 5, l Q, W. r 'J-E i , ' Vi. QL ,'g 1 F W! fgwrifi, iq Y 4 iq E vi 'WW if mi ' 'YW M 4?f15fi+fW'+' i59 .2' CHEER s.- V+ v LEADERS TDP row: v BLDUUIU toni LQCHAPMQN K' RVANE I 'LEEXQELIPE v. CALLAHAN V- R3 D, D'ExTREMoN'1' A. FELDMAN f N, XVALSH AJ HI W4 fl! A' 'V o P v if L A 1' i.v '-JH, K f A f f ' ,. jf' ' , , . ' , V iq 7 T J v.. C, - .y , ,. fn ,W ji, 1 jf' 1. . -Q 'q.,....1. fx . , . X CA 1... , I If ,Lf V 4 fi ..,. Q CML, I-, , I X21 JPL 11. DL ,fu I y g, 1, 3.91.6 71 7 ' 2 1 nn f L , ' fx 5 If KX? ff K V f j V1.1 , f 'Lf' L. fyffgff fd., K ,Z , W . 1 A I IL, if X 'I .Air Fld' Dfzw 1 V Xjll' K f L if 1 M jx '6Li, 4 f , IK,-'ei' f I 1 ', 1 N N -- Y. K-1. ' ,f, J A ,Lf-if yy, ' 7kf!2.L gf cfj5,,T ,Q Lff L4 - ' f l . - f ' 1 L-'C ,C Q.: -, .V , f' -,uf J 1fvLi0Ai'MN ' ' '- 'MQ fl, I . K NMKQAILKV . 1.51 ,iff ., L 9 V -V Lf., 4 , ,y -. - J ,f ,, .4 I-4145, ff' In ' 1 A7 F, 1 f fa f ,!fJ'l , will Mifjff K.-f,7f1..1,g ,Q f' ff iq f I' , L. fx -- ,-. if ' Y N ' '---fffff' +71 v, f., .Q . if , S V ' g- NQQQ1 MQ. 'wm5'N ' . A Feldman' M. Canney, RUSH? - 3 sh, Cant-my M H I ' HBA J! A.Exe11qe. . S d Strom D. dimremom. dCf5ff0m' J' Chapma , . erqrlksen, j. Sow- f M. Henrlksen. J- 0 Cf , han, D' dim H. A. Evdme, V. Calla. C0-Captain. re-mom, Co-Captams S X Uxx.. V. CALLAHAN M. SVVARDLICK J. CHAPMAN Bottom row: X. XYALSH A. FELDMAN J. LEARY GIRLS, BASKET an Q 3 , f' fw' ' bale. 11 CHEERLEADERS WIN TROPHY WZ? Kneehng A Fxelmc I lem D dlfntremont V Calllhan M Su lrdlnek Chxpmm Standlng M Henriksen M C mney A Ieldmm I Soderstrnm K Rume X XX llsh SOFTBALL TEAM rs Q.. First row: R. Qarrnll M. Kinrade. M. Ixelleher. E, Fields. Semnd row: R. Crowley, C. Scanlon N. Holms. V, Se-mlnn. N. Bowmar. A. Sheehan. Third row: -I. Leary. J. McGcm'an. A, Pgrrjafg M. Peters. L. McKay. M. Henriksen. ACTIVITIES fa B Wy WM' X, , 32' ' 1 , 2 ff , 2 Z In ,- ' , '- l'l'l'l'fl' V mm!! 1 Vllllilflly NJ I .1 J I, 1 I Q . A ff: .f.,'-q'-n,L-, THE ECHO A successful vearbook depends upon the toopera- tion of the entire staff. It is with the deepest sincerity that we offer our gratitude and thanks to our Co- Editors. 'lanice Odell and Priscilla Lantzos. and to our Advisor. Miss O'Donnell. who have given so generously of their time and effort. Another source of income is from student subscriptions. The group of energetic solici- tors was headed by Anna Eve' line and assisted by D. d'Entre-mont. M. Archer, A. Blomstrom. B. Markt. K. berg, and il. Lowerv. lfach Ruane, Savino, P. Gold- solicitor was responsible for Q making the sales and taking care of the receipts in one homeroom. mf The first problem that con- fronted the Echo Staff was the financing of the book. However. under the capable direction of XY'illiam Wedge and his assistants, D. Leary. P. Roe, R. Callahan, O. Hughes, B. McCoubrey. D. 'Russell. Beradi, and F. Draper. the ads were quickly taken care of and that part of the financial question ceased to exist. .., f X it 4.-.ixhly i' fri, A very important contribu- tion to the production of L1 suteessftil yearbook is made by the secretaries. A. Eveline and A. Feldman are typing copy whieh M. Maelienzie, E. Jennison, and B. Dean have proofread. Aeeurate typing is vital to the final phase ot' produttion. 1: The .tttmetivenesx ot' .1 yearbook ix due in .1 large part to the .trt work .ind photogidtphy. lflettnor J, Duty! ereative etifortx t.1n be seen in the .trtixtie division pdges. Purdy w.1s our otitiitml pltotogmplter X ve tor the bio 'mphy pitturex. but the .tdxertmng .ind other ymrboolx photogmphy xxgtx done by Don Proud- INAFI. our roxing photogmpher from the hlunior C law I A third sourte ot' revenue ix tlerixed from xponsors. Thia proxed to be the most diftlieult ot' the money- mising sehemes, 'Ioan Gal- bmith. Editor. .twisted by P. Goldberg. B. Dean. J. Low- ery. R. lltlton. K. Ru.tne. B. M.1rlxt. D. dlfntrcmont. G. NX'itt. li. vlennixon, B. Dnen- port. G Crtwtiord. A, lfeld- nun. ,ind ul. Savino did an ex' tellent job of tanxptming thc town. .lI'lLl through the efforts ol' the three groups the t'in.1ne- ing ot' the yearbook betume it re.il ity. T 'H DRUM MAJORETTES CAROL HL'ICHIN9ON ROQEMARH LEHAN 2 X -in if 44.1 qv H .ld Tw-1 ,V V V4 ' f ANN BLOMSTROM I ITF' 74 41 ' C WJ fad YZ' .W Z fi-gg MIXED GLEE CLUB 7 S-ff-' gs First row: F. Glrirlsmnc. P. Br-rtvlctti. N. Silemmc. V. Di Salw. C. Pcarxlon, G. Galuricllc. A. Mac- Lcllan. A. Citrano. ISI. Vlnquith. I.. Kingslcy. Scmml row: If. liullmk. li. Bossa. C. Thilvodeau, Gibbs. B. MaCoL1lvrcy, D. I.L-ary, A. Vfirllvcrg. P, Currii. XY. lirrilgcs. A. lJ.lIl'l.ll'lLl. M. Kclliher. Third row: M. Sullivan. R, Dc lNI.1yo. D, Z.1n.um. G. XY'.1lrrrvcn. K. Gorton. I. Ifgiirficld. N. Mor- rison. V, Scxmlon. M. Kvllilicr. G. X'i'lIt. l 7 GIRLS GLEE CLUB ICJ Nlt V u Br- fl' First row: bl. Drirlr-. A. ldmfrrmtl 11,4 Kmnq, M. Firm. H. Lzingill. bl, Hcurnans. M. Prrsquarusa. D. Johnson. L. MLK.1y. A. lirituluxti Scruml rmvi il. MuDOD.ilkl. M- MLUOW-IU E- MLDCFWIOIY- J, Tlzompwn, P. llilcy, P. G.i:rj.... -l. 5.1111111111-. N. Angifw. ll. lifrivlvfri. P- Bfijljli- C- ML-AJCCYA Third row: D. Cum. K. Dorniglrcy. N. Madden. M Pidgcon. M. Vfatkins. P. 'l'oomcy. A. Traycrs, N. Leary. nl. Long. C. Smnlon. 0 O ' o 0 I Y OUR CHAPERONES TI-IE RECEIVING LINE fflfllorr' Qrfo I The main Attraction of the Evening . . . Vernon Sousa and Toni Butcher are crowned King and Queen. The President, jimmy O'Brien, and his lady Gail Malcolmson, are greeted by Mrs. Lincoln junior Advisor. Everyone joined in the Grand March 'x,2 , Yfpfihk. , HMEQ' 4 Y X sg Nix , i -lv -,,..4l 4' as n 'V gi gunnin- N41 ,i mi, P Ax I v uf 5... 1... 4. ECHO STAFF CO-EDITORS RL'TH DALTON JUDY SHAW' TYPISTS M. O'Donnell, j. Shaw, R. Lehan, 1 E. jennison, E. Corey. . I Hmm BUSINESS STAFF M. Cunningham, R. Booth, M. Swardlick, E. Berteletti, K. Lewis, L. McKay, J. Cul- len, S. Hennessey, R. Carroll, B. Markt, A. Feldman. D. johnson, E. Bullock, J. Leary, H. Abernathy. inf-L EDITORIAL STAFF N. Hennessey, A. Eveline. R. Dalton. Miss O'Donnell, Aclvisorg 1. Shaw, C. Thibodeau, E. Dray, V. Callahan, M. Balboni, M. Canney, S. Hagan, B. An- guin, N. Walsh. .ffm w Upf 3 , 7 TSJE .l fl ul' Ml rf gf , Q W HW l A, J' W, . M 1 AN! OFFICERS ANITA FELDMAN T1'E.l.fIlV:'7' DANIEL MQKENNA P1'efiz1'6v1I BETTE DEAN 5ffr'fI,1H D D 3 ifw. ' 1 Mgr, 7.4797 mfg syn, Xifxfwffi' Q wwf! Seated: M. O'Ncill. D. MrKcnna. Mr, Howard. A, Feldman, M, Cuglianu. Standing: P. Powers. G. Heggic. R, Carroll. VV. O'Ncill, rl. Sods-rstrom. D, Russell. -l. Hcggic. H. Alvcrnatluy, L. Buwmar. N. Adams. CHESS CLUB Cmalun M C Mn nr XX Cluelmlu A lxnmxlu Mr Hmmrd xx R MLCK PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB I TcAg.m.e B 4 cumin XX XXL bk C Framu R Calla an R Leonard E Niamn ATHLETIC Speaking at the A. A, Banquet. XX'alter S. Draper. Chairman of the School Com- mittee, tommended the teams on their excellent sportsmanship. Proud possessors of jackets and letters. 41. BAN jackets were presented to the senior cheerleaders by Mrs. Dana and letters to the other members of the team. Coach Clough awarding letters for basketball to A. Lehan. P. Powers. and NW. XY'alsh. THOMAS CRAW' FORD Vrte Preriderlt MARIE HENRIKSEN Sefvetxrg j. Chapman, K. Ruane. A Feldman. D. d'Entremont. and V. Callahan display their white satin theerleaders' jatlcets. ASSOCIATIGN Our gtnral tw.1strt1.1sttr, XY'1llr.1m XXI-tlge, tlrtl .rn extellc-nt wh intrtrtluting our UET OFFICERS is PHILIP POXVERS Trexrurer GAII. CRAVUFORD Preriderrz Coach Callanan awarding letters to the senior members of selett gruup wf srxeakers. Senior hotkey players don their hard-earned lackets, Students and frrends enyoymg the A. A. Banquet. Presentation by Mr. Farnham of letters to the senior members of the band. the track team, x w '13 . 1- X' Ui W' K 1 ' ,Qgmv 4' 1 ze' if V 'Q , A 3 1 I Y X fr 1. fi , 'A , r' - 1 if K Qf ii Y . ?? -L'h,, fl? W ,Un ,pf ,. , lm-1 ff A za ,fl 'z f' VT nl 'Q' L ffswisa J' . ' ik Q 5 w U DERCLASSME wg WN Ui A! B fi Z5 if -Q-i ,,, , M ww W -Z XY- ff'-I1 if N5 osoefzfupn-w A MJ? C A37 xijjif x jf' JJ EJ LV r Lf ' Q M QWATM' ---- AL J' ' ' W M' U7 jj lj ,V ff , 9' . MJ fc xg ,VV JL 'ln .-I Fl nail X Of 3 I ' -:Q-I rxjji pf V175 I fun Q' N X :nu W A y JL 7 a. ' P .,-Q M 33 ... I f'1'b bn. A-of . '-sw 'V' ws TQ? V gf stat ft ' , Q ig ff, , if, W if, gal 3 ,fz '4,,,h Q 0 fl' A M W A I ' 2. . W n , 1. i E 55 In 51335 A NA 40 JUNIORS if sf' at fi fl 1 Marla Balboni. .1 talented songstress of the junior Class. entertained at the Student Countil Christmas Party with .1 rendition of Story of Sorrento. ,,.... Firxt row: Iwi. O'Donncll. -I. Mtiiowan. VI. Lcary. M. Moors, WX. Pozzo. A. Lclman. B Paxqiiarosa. G. Iwialtolmsun. S. Primatk. P. Nardclli. K. Lewis. Sctond roxx: Mrsi Lintoln. G. Lind5ay. R. McLellan. P. Leary. D. Proudman. D. Madden. D. Maggclct NXY O'NcilI, C. McKenna, P. Powers. B. MatDonald. N, Morrison. A. Mcnnino E, Langill. V QD U N I O R W S First row: ISI. Russell, N. Salcmmc, N. Wlilslm, A. S cchan. G, Xwalraxcn. VI, XX'hitc, G. Snytlcr, rl. fl XX'hitC. Soderstrom. V. Srrdnlon. -l. Slmw, E, 'l'ct1 uc. Stwnd row: Iwlr Ciluuglr T, VU.1tlcins, P, -iw if 'l'l1o1'nl1ill, F. XY'hitz1lccr. C. Ztinazm. R. XX'ill1g1mx. Stlwcficltl. A, Vfitllwcrg, lf. XX'11ll-cur, 'lf S.llCL1lilLl- ,QVII rj lcus, S. XY'atkins, M. Sullivan. C. Roscnquiat, Z P f fl A UW' PM wi WLM 'iff' i W f fi l 5 X NNFD GJ A' 04 bmi izifv tl' w ll AJ' ' i ' 'J 30 ., i - f - 'I Y , lk , 1 N ', ' I - vonv ,SIU l -7 bn A' I, fill' AWA, 1' A lv' i D fu 'J' V P PW 'Qi' - ' f mf' ' J 'f U ' ,,9' f qw' . nf? r. A :J ,,, 4 3 W 'll' lf, , ,flf ff, Q' iw if M' fi' i J if M ,N .-1 f f F ,H .. nw Aw , E N .. J LW -1595! fl if X A AN IA fC 125 J 29 fl 'I lunan Qnrcnlc 50, xx-huh mc' 15 A ' ' the Posmom This . N5- I Sggnfffe X lot xv on wpi0l1v?u equip thigluwig. dill?-amy , xhkll NU - v in mr gwdenw v.'0Y?u3bxe lgainlfra bt Bmwlwm' KQY X v8 V NN Mr, Haines' American Histury students arc cxdinining 41 newly PLlI'Ql1il5LLl sc-rits of maps illustrating the growth of nur country. cm, , ,gg S O P H O -., M O gl v . xl -ay FH., I K A 0 V, , fir. 1 A. cilA.lNK'fUI'kl, M. Cugllanu, Ci. CQ.1h1'lcllc. S. Estcv. ll. Bullmlc, lf. licrtclctti, V. D181 um R, xl r ,ll A 'X l A I , Y I KT xx X 1' I Ga I ff ll V' 'l , llhrgit '. R. DcMayu. , Esmhmok. D. liusa. C, Anllvmccu. Scmml row: Mr. Haines XX L. fy xy wf- I . . . . Q- .h lx Qkvcl ILQLR. licrardx. ,l. Falrfxcld, B. Brssc. A. Berardl. P. llcl.cll1s, VI. Brooks, E. Butlcr H L 'Lx X O hem y, N. Cnnncy. Third row: XY. Cgllulmn. A. Dcvot, R. Brrgcmn. B. Gallagher. I un , I 51 F, P FX ' Qs! E. Qmniff. Alexander. R. Bantillc. il, lfluml. K. C.u'r0ll. . rxj X1 In ffl mf V X qi, ' '3 S 7 EK wil ,J Q f J I ' L, . - , 1' NJ ,xlib Il 0 My f 'X .K A 1 x f mix. X NP? lpl, X . .gy A f ,la Fx., f, lf' ' A ' O' l 7 J J , ' Ll' U X f filly' h' f J b il lf R - . 'Q R A Y LII-fl L J fv A 'X x.-5' K l f-wk EX' I 'WL K I 1 v Q ij . l E v ,. B A COOKING GROUP--VI. Markt, B. Butler. L. McKay. D. Bans. C. Peardon and VI. Estebrooksproxc themselves to he GOOD COOKS ujtfa umzderful .zppstlteff 1 X '- --.. . In fC'fL-gt V IH I. In pl , ., .lflc-wr t V It lypl. mn!! is C. - . rlousls' f,, h I class Thlldc-171111 by th W.. . C1007 C' SI - CI C HMT! rv ' Udcms Jr arg? Cnmll 'msfl C Wwrkin.E' ' mem IHUIL15. h interested English class gixing attention to a nlassniates fi cart on the rilling story of Mt. Everest's conquerors- A i Mil l- igllidniund J illary. the New Zealand bookkeeper. and ll 1, l'l2I?ln?i,Norley. the Sherpa tribesman, 1 VJ If Ax' ,f . .Q.f lpivf. SOPHOMORE GFFICIERS vivmx DI sALvo I'1'fz' Pm riderzl JOHN GIBBS Pit inf: rl! ELAINE BERTELETTI St L'7':'f.1?'4'1 GEORGE MAKRIS 'lhiziuftn' lil! lf' l ' H wi ffl! .I ' . . Q' ,' . , V ff f5f.i,,!g f!Af til pfyfl E il i If 7 f i ' ' A i. A ,f M, if i f! fjj6i1,4jQQ.?J X , itll f ,ltfffefymwi L if 1 ' ' i ' !'IC?77U fa V' First row: D, Kunkel, I.. McKay, rl. jougi. 1w1.'KQ11imr'R. L han. P. Grvnyer, G Mal-cris, VI. Gibbs, MtDerniott. M. Keleher. D. johnson, C. Lally. C. Mpl.aughlin I. Hughes. Second row: Mr. Howard, J. Heggie. G. Heggie, C. Levins, D. Kirby G. Hunt, L. McGowan, S. Leavitt, V, Galivan, E. Galvin, W, Millar. Third row R. Kosh, L. Martin, M, Mitcheroney, E. Morley, rl. Gora, R. jennison, P. Harding. I. Goldberg. D. Mitchell, L, Martin, F. Ireland. ewmaw enum -asavdhi-U wks..-01.40 i, .MW ' K 4 7 iw- uma. www- 4n,sniuuaas'vwM GGG' ,aa .,V SOPHOMORES -X Ju f- L riff 1 K0 9 4 ' O an 0,-r .JP -ff: nag? . ' Misx Gmc pomts tu thc fumlng rn-gwn in Oregon, A Ifuuf. XY. CQ.1ll:1h.1n. .md R. DuM.1yw ulvcrw thc 1:34.10 lumtiun while L. McKay exp-l.1im rn the dns the impormmc k.HCL First nw C ianlun. M. Pndgswn, C. W'1lwn. A. XX'isscnfmuh. C. Pmrdwn. R. Vfcthcrbcc. R. XYL-bhcr. Ci. 5ULLN.l. I Ftckcnsun. D. Ycuumm, M. Sxmlrdliuk. Scwnq nm: Mr. Dawson, C. 'I'fl.14.kXXI'.ly. P. 'Ihumcy A. P.1tr1.1rL.1. A. ,I'U.l3.IL1L.-P. pUdgLll'Sk1, R. Scmq, M. Pctcrx. -I. Stillman. bf. Sullium. Thlrd rmvg P. Schocnbuphcr. If. Tatum. C. nllardanxw. R. Runscll. XY. Vfalsh. D. Phxlbrixk. P. Sulllnln. E. Vfhltc. R. P.1xqu.1rm.1. FRESHMAN OFFICERS STEPHEN HAGAN Tfwflxrev' DAVID HAGAN Prf rich 111 PAUL CARROLL Vim: Pwfidsrzl JUDY DOYLE Sefreluj, far Q .fif- FRESHMEN Mr. Stully iQ dcmonstixiting tlic fundamentals of an electric motor to 11 group of Stit-me students---I. Tisdalc, B. Coffey, P. Koiifox. F. Corrt-31 M. liailtty. I.. Pcrry. ill First row A. I,.im'ci1tu. M. Farrington. H. Langhill. D. Kinoidc. wl. Drtiy. D. Hagan. S, Hagan Gall.1ghcr.N. Leary. A. Ford, -I. Lerner. M. Flint, B. Kinne. K. Endicott. ,I. Leonard. Sctond row: Miss Galligan, N. Hennessey ' M. Goldberg. XX'. Gcftcas. M. -lutquith. D. Hansen, J. Flint, M. Kelliher. P. Foley. A. LeP0n M. -lacquith. Third row: j. Hall. G. Vlutms. H. Harmon, F. Graves, P. Koufos. K. Gorton, M ' F R E S H M T E First row: B. Morgan. A. Marlxllan. I.. Martin. R. Parsons. A. XY'eckhacker. A. Mayo. K. Mc'Attcer, D. Mathews. M. Stiiiti. XY. Mrflloin. J. Vitelli. E. Meninno. S. XY'ood. Second row: Mr. Mac- N Donald. Mrs. Miller. S. Xennrt. C. Mason. J. MaeDon.1lr.i. M, PaSqur1rosa. J. Thompson. D. Zanaxzo. J. Perry. M. Stornie. F. Vgiitkunus. J. Mitrheroney. M. McGowan. C. Taber. R. Pope. A. W'edge. Third row: J. Tiidale. D. Priluck, I.. Tatum. N. Madden. H. Peters. M. Sampson. J. Yeomans, J. Salemrne. M. Wutkins. B. Sumo. A. Teague. J. Long. K. O'D0nnell. B. Quinn. Fourth row: G. XX'ulsh. R. Slynmn, R, Rusxell. R. Trziyers. M. Teague. F. Vfalsh, C, Musgraxe. VU. Pendcrgast. P. XY'iIliums. C. Parks. I.. S.indr'rs. Y . I. Customers soon cleaned out the goociies W at the Freshman Food Sale-their first money-raising venture. nl 'Q' .fi . s C 3 fl. ' eff I4 Y, 1 ovn . 'Am Q . 'UV mb 9163 505 S9563 abc usd ' S X her uAVK3xji3'LkGCS KO AP' 'md ui YR WA' , Cr - Q . . A . C1.xXXAFh me JL Soi wt vuvw Y 00 xmweoxe- ' moixc' yi iw' QK XXASC T J il. Yu ADVERTI I G -X X NN WN x X X x T X X, K Q X n N A xx xxx X- s'X xx X .5 xx X N X XX x XXX x ' X ' X Q rfzfx r ,f',f'.L H 'Z:Z',K?u - is KJV' fill. 0 an 'lr SPONSORS Mr and Mrs Thomas Abely Mr George Abernathy jr Mrs Leo Abramowrtz Mr and Mrs Joseph Abrams M1ss Margaret L Ahearn and Mrs Rrchard P Ambrose S Amoroso and Mrs Ernest Angrno and Mrs Sumner Archer and Mrs Francrs X Asselrn and Mrs M D Atfrllrsch and Mrs Thomas Barley and Mrs Charles Bankart and Mrs George Banks and Mrs Warren E Barrett and Mrs R J Bayer and Mrs Malton Bean and Mrs Harry M Beardsell and Mrs Carson Bernd and Mrs Gurdo Bertelettr Mrs Lee Bertelettr Mlss eanette L Bertrand and Mrs Maurrce T Bxnley and Mrs Frederrck A Brssette and Mrs Peter Blaustern and Mrs Gustav Blomstrom and Mrs Martrn Blondell Mrs Herbert F Boles and Mrs ohn Booth and Mrs Edward Bourney and Mrs Henry C Bowmar Danrel Boylan r and Mrs Dean Boylan and Mrs Eugene T Brrndley and Mrs john Brooks and Mrs jack Bryan and Mrs Walter Bucci and Mrs C 1 Callahan and Mrs ohn Callahan and Mrs Paul Callahan Samuel Carchrdr and Mrs C Stanley Carlson and Mrs joseph Carrara and Mrs john R Chapman and Mrs Alfred Crtrano and Mrs Norman Clark Ralph Clough and Mrs Edward Collrns and Mrs Regrnald T Cole Mr and Mrs Enrrco Colettr Mr and Mrs Edmund Colson Mr and Mrs Lawrence Comer Mr John A O Connell Mrs Edward Connors and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Lee Court Bernard G Cowre Leo Croft Curt Crossman and Mrs Brenden F Crotty and Mrs Mrs Mary C and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs nd Mrs and Mrs John Cullen Cunmngham Leonard A Curra Wrllram Curtrs Kenneth D Custance Francxs Damon G Ivrson Dana Mrs Henry Davenport Mr and Mrs L Davenport Mr and Mrs john Decembrele Mr and Mrs Earl d Entremont Mrs Ann Devenny and Mrs Cabot Devoll and Mrs George Dexter and Mrs Rocco Drgrrolamo Vrncent Drgrrolamo and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Charles F Drngs Anthony D1 Salvo Wrllram E Donovan Hugh Dowson Rrchard F Doyle Donald P Draper john Draper r Mrss Mary F Draper Mrs Mary W Draper Mrs Catherrne Dray Mrss ulra Dromey Mrss Olrve P Duggan and Mrs George Duncklee and Mrs Charles K Endrcott and Mrs Alexander Eprck Charles Evelrne and Mrs james Fales and Mrs Phrlrp Fama George H Farnham and Mrs T Farrrngton Irvrng Feldman and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Max Feldman Albert B Ferguson Francrs Fewore Vrncentj Frelds ' . Mr. . Mr. . ' . Mr. . , ' Mr. . Mr. , Mr. . ' Mr. , Mr. . Dr. , , Mr. . ' . ' Mr. , Mr. . ' Mr. . , Mr. . Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. . Mr. . , Mr. . . Mr. a . ' Mr. . . . Mr. . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . f . . . . Mr. . . . ' J . Mr. . , Jr. Mr. . ' . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. ' ' ' Mr. . Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . J Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' . Mr. . . Mr, , , Mr. ' ,J . Mr. . ,J . Mr. . ' , Mr. . . ' . . Mr. . , ' Mr. I . ' J ' Mr. . ' ' ' . Mr. . . . Mr. . Mr. . J Mr. . . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. ' ' Mr. ' Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . Dr. ' Mr. Mr. . Mr. . ' Dr. . . Mr. . ' . Mr, , ' . . ' ' Mr. . ' . ' SPONSORS Mr and Mrs RobertS Frsh Mr and Mrs ArthL1rW Frslt Mr Arthur XY Fltzgerald Mrss Alrce I' I lood Mr and Mrs Herbert Foley Mr and Mrs Arthur Ford Mr and Mrs Bennre Franco Mrs flrot C French Mr and Mrs C H Galbrarth Mrss Mary E Gallrgan Mr and Mrs NW1ll1am H Galvrn Mr and Mrs joseph Garsrde Mrss Helen T Gerald and Mrs Georgej Grbbs Rrchard M Grbney Robert C Grbson and Mrs John Glenn Mrss Marrlyn Glynn and Mrs B Goldberg and Mrs Max Goldberg and Mrs Ronaldj Gonyer and Mrs Wrllram Goodrrch E A Govatsos and Mrs Charles E Grover Edward Gustafson Dr John H Gutterrdge Newell S Hagan M D and Mrs Rrchard S Hagberg and Mrs Davrd Harnes and Mrs Arnold Hall Harry C Hall and Mrs A Hallett ohn Hallrsey and Mrs Fosdrck P Harrrson and Mrs II R Hegarty and Mrs P Hennessey and Mrs Francls Henrrksen and Mrs ames Hepworth and Mrs Arne Holm and Mrs john C Howard and Mrs Murray Howard and Mrs Robert S Howard Ralph Huestrs Mrs George Hughes Mrs HarveyA Hutchmson Mr and Mrs Carl jennrson Mr and Mrs john W jennrson Mrss Lrllran jennrson A Friend r and Mrs amesj Ixelleher r and Mrs Ira Kelley r and Mrs Albert Kellrher john F Kellrher Mrs john M Kellrher and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Warren Kelson Storrus Kenney Robert Krncade Wrllram Krrby Henry Knrght Howard Langrll james Lantzos M Laprdas Charles F Leary ames A Leary J Lehane and Mrs Thomas Leonard and Mrs john Lewrs A Frrend and Mrs Martyn H Lrncoln Francrs P Loughran and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Russell W Lowry onathan Lubell Thomas Lyman Frederrck MacDonald A Frlend and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs john D MacKenz1e john Madden Wrllram Makrrs james Malcolmson Lours Martrn Ralph Mascrarellr C S Mathews T Stanley Mathews D C McElwa1n Walter McKay Leonard Merchant John C Mrller Mrs john E Mrller Rev and Mrs amesW Mrtchell Mr and Mrs ohn Morgan Mr and Mrs john E Mullxgan Mr and Mrs George A Myrlck Mrs Leonard O Brren Mr and Mrs GeorgeA Odell Mrss Madelrne C O Donnell Mr and Mrs Eugene Oles Mr and Mrs R F ONe1ll Mr and Mrs CharlesA Oxley . I ' I ' M , ' . I . ' I I 'I r I M . . I 'I ' M . . ' ' ' II I Mr. . ' I I Mr. . I I ' Mr. . I ' I - Mr. . ' I I I I ' Mr. I . ' ' ' I ' I ' ' I ' Mr. . ' I I ' Mr. . ' I Mr. . . ' MII I I ' Mr. . . MII ' I ' Mr. . Il . Mr. . ' Mr- - Mr. . Mr- ' ' ' I Mr. . ' Mr. . . I MII I Mr. . . ' MII I I Mr. ' . , jr. Mr. . - ' ' , yr. Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr- - J Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Grafton Mr- and Mrs- James Lucas Mr. . . Mf- - MII Mr. I ' I I I I Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' . Mr- - MII I ' ' Mr. . ' ' ' ' Mr. . MY' ' Mr. . MF- - ' ' Mr. . . Mf- ' l l MII J ' Mr. . . . Mr. . ' . ' Mf- - - ' ' MII I I I Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . J. Mr- - MII I ' ' Mr. . MII IJ Mr. . I . ' Mr, . ' ' I Mr. . . - -J - Mr. . - - .l I Mr. . . - . . I .Jr Mr. ' - - I I - SPONSORS Mr and Mrs Charles Papantr Mr and Mrs Georgel-I Patterson Mr and Mrs Herman Peters Mrss Anne Prerce Mrs Marjorre Plunkett Mr and Mrs Harold Pratt Mr and Mrs Samuel Reynolds r Mrss Clare Marre Roach and Mrs Harry Roghaar and Mrs G P Rothwell and Mrs John F Ruane J Rubm and Mrs Wrllram Russell Edward T Salvatorr M1ss Trudy Sapham and Mrs Anthony Savmo and Mrs Fred B Sawyer B Schwartz Caleb Scully and Mrs Rrchard Seavey Louxs H Selden and Mrs james Sfougarrs and Mrs james P Shannon Mrss Carol Shaw Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw Mrs jack E Sher Mr and Mrs Ernest B Smrth Mr and Mrs H C Smrth Mrs J Shortall and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs r and Mrs and Mrs Mrs Elferda Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Southwood Albert Start: ames Steel ames H Steel Charles Stevenson Strand Charles Stuart Mrs Frank D Sumner and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Larra F Sumner 1.arra I' Sumner r Saul Su ardlrck Carlton Taber E D Tatum C W Thackwray Wrllram J Thompson Anthony Travers and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Lawrenc john Vmckus john P Walsh Lawrence Walsh e M Walsh Jr and Mrs Frank C Wedge and Mrs Frederxckj Welch and Mrs Chester Wentworth Roland Wetherbee john Whrte and Mrs Roger Wrllrams r and Mrs Thomas Wrthee Mr and Mrs Nelson E Wrtt COMPLIMENTS or J G A v 1 G A N - . Mr. . 1 ' ' M . . J . . A l Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . '. Mr. . . . Mr. . ' '. , I . Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' Dr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . . Mr. . ' Mr. . . . Mr. and Mrs. R. Salvatori Mr and Mrs. Clifford Thibodeau ' Dr. . ' ' . Mr. . ' Mr, Mt. . . Mf, , ' Mf- - Mr. . . Mr. Mr. . MI- - I Mr. . , . MI- 4 - Mr. . . MF- - ' Mr. . ' . Mr. . . Mr, , ' Mr. - - Mr. ' . - Mr. . ' ' ,J . AI s0Ps VARII IX SIORI Nept met Street ANN S II NCHEONI I IE 519 XX xshlneton Street HII A ISIASIIX Ilmx N 10-I IXIew1r1Qer Street BLI E HIII AI TO REPAIR SERVICE 7 70 XX uhmeton Street BORRONI C ROCERX SIORE 04 Nepunset Street MARX ISRADX IIEAI EX SALON 10 Chureh Street BROORS LII I COMPAN1 INC 8 5 XX rshmgton Street BX AM S IXPRESS INC BX AM S SI RVICI SIA I ION 558 XX 1SI1l!1L,IOIT Street DR CHARLES P CALLERX 593 XXI1Qhrneton Street CANTON BOXX LADROME 607 XX 1SI11I1L,f0I'l Street CAN I ON CO OPERA I IVI: BANK 510 XX xxhrnettm Street CANION DINI R 659 XX tslrrnettmn Street CAN ION IAI NDROMAI 59 XX rshrneton Street CANTON MONI X SAVLR M thmre Stree CANTON SI PPLX COMPANX 516 XX .ashrngton Street CANTON XX ATCH AND CLOCK HOSPIIAI 9 Meehmre Street H CAPIAN CIEANSERS AND TAIIORINC CAntun 6 07S1XX CARADONNAS PACRAGE STORE 551 XX'ashrng,ton Street BUSINESS PATRONS CARI S CLEANSERS 557 XX tshmqton Street EDXX ARD V COOI IANO Aeeuuntmt 590 XX aehrnzton Street CROXX ELL S SHELL SERVICE XX ashmaton Street DAVE S SANDXX ICH SHOP I-I5 XX uhm tort Street DICKIE S GI LE STAIION Chrpmm Street PAI L R DL I'ELX Real Estate 1 Hreh Street ARIHI R E ISTLX Insurmee 575 XX .rshmezton Street ESILX S VARIETX STORE EORRESI CLEANERS 770 Bolrxar Street FOST ERS ESSO SERVICENTER Eurnprke Street JACK S MEN S STORE 594 XXashmgton Street JOES ESSO SERX ICE STATION Cobb 5 Comer JOHNSON GARMENT CLEANINC 640 XX trshmzton Street jACIx RATZ DEPARTMENT STORE 581 XXaxhm2ton Street IANTZOSS VARIETH SIORE 8 Meehanrc Street MARIOS SPAGHETT1 I-IOL SE 571 Xkgbhrngton Street MeLELLAN SIORES COMPANX 576 Xlaelunetorr Street BILLX MILLS OLD EASHIONED MEAT MARKET 576 XX.1sh1ng.,ton Street MODLRNE BEALTX SALON 847 XX mhmeton Street NARDO77I REXALI DRI Cy STORE 597 XX.1sI11nQton Street NAIIONAL SHOE REPAIR XX 1SI1lI'1L,IOU Street NICRS PISAII RO IAYI SERVICI Tel CAnton 6 0517 PLEASAN1 SIRELT VARIETX STORE 596 PIeaS.xr1t Street L A POIRIER SERVICE STATION 34 jatkson Street POLMONARI S LAXX N MOXY ER AND SAXX IILINC1 SHOP CAINTONI ERANR ROT ELLA BARBER SHOP 617 XX 1shme,ton Street BOB RI SSELI S ESSO SLRVICEINTER 309 Park Street Stoughton RUSSELL COAL COMPAWX 637 XVash1ngton Street SCHOEIELDS INC COYCRETE FORMS Dedham Street SIMMONS SERVICE STATION 657 XX.1sh1m,ton Street SXX EEEIAND XX ASIE COIXIPANX 137 tekwn Street EOXXN OII COXIPANX 70 XX.15Iuneton Street I PHOI STERY BX N I XIARATHAS CAnttm 6 0 87IXI VERITX S SHOE STORE 584 XXt1shrneton Street XXASHINGTON LIQI OR STORE 561 Xkashmgton Street ' 1 ' 1 rl.: f 1 1 1 ' . ' ' 7 II' I ' C I- A . I . ' ' - HI- I . R U 1 N -f '- -I. 4 I' Q ' 1 1 RAC 2. . 1 '. 1 er ' e V ' I J- 1 f ' Y S -1 1 ' - f 1 Q 3 .1 'QT 1 7- N -' 4 7 11 1 '- -- 5 -- . L S - . . 1 -1 ' ' 1' ' 4, 7 Av I A T 'E I.'1Q I . .'. I ' 1- 1- - fl ' . 5 . f . ' 1 'V ,. ' '.A4 Iv' I P -- 4 I, .1 . , .. . .. , '-jf-' -f , . I . 1 I . ,M - - L' . A' 558 XX'41shington Street Bolrvar Street , .. .. .. ,. 1 ff xv I 4 . . A f .. .1 11 1 4 , H ,- V U U . . A , . .S . 7 - I Lv .. A W , .Y 1 A , . .II rv U ' I in -V - -A 'I ' X - .1 K - . I I - I e 5 ' A I I v E 1, I Yf 5 A Y . A... A, X' X' X' L' rg V, - A L. , ,.: Av, L -- CO. A, jk - 5 -- I ,WI .I . I., ,I , Irv . I I rv, H ,, .Y ,A , , 4- - - 4 , K. Y 1 .' .'1'Q 3 ' ,O 1 5' e . I f t - A - I - 1 V . 7 t V 4 .. -' ' v 1,1 ff: . .' I If lv . A A.i . . . 1 1 1. 1 A . I BOSTON SAND 81 GRAVEL CO CANTON MASSACHUSETTS Randolph S+ree1' Af MORO S MARKET 699 Washlngfon S+reeI' KEEFE BROS Home Made Ice Cream The Tesi' IS an +I1e Tasfe RT I38 TURNPIKE ST CANTON PUBLISHING COMPANY Prlnfers and Publishers 484 Washingion S+ree+ Tel. CAn+on 6-0006 Com pIlmen+s SPEAR HARDWARE INC CompIe+e Hardware and Housewares in CANTON-WALPOLE SHARON-E. WALPOLE f .5 G H LAWLESSS AND SONS W h gi' 1' C 1 6 am lfmefzfs a DYKEMAN S PHARMACY RAIN BEAU PRODUCTS CO ' Rockland Sfreei' CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS JAMES B DRAPER SONS INC 292 S S+ + BOSTON M SS CHUSETTS Complimen+s of 8: HTH' I SHERMAN CLEANSERS cn D eanmg Yemg DEAN COAL COMPANY AII Work Done on Premises 99 Jackson Sfreei' I DAY SERVICE CAn+on 6 0026 CAnIon 6 I29I Repaurmg Sforage -5 ROBERT S FISH 8: CO Wool ROBERT S. FISH JOHN E. FISH, JR. EDWARD H. YEOMANS MARY L. DUGANIERO fy: -5 ,IL Az f fx 1 A A 'A 5 t 1,76 gffifi fig I I I II :E M V, . L 0 O CompInmenI's of PORTER PATENT LEATHER COMPANY Can+on Massachuseffs PETER PIANA 81 SON Worldwide Telegraph Servlce Nursery and Landscape Servlce 6 WASHINGTON PUBLIC MARKET 585 Washungron S+ree+ C I 6 CHAUNCEY Insurance Agency Insurance of Every Descrlphon I82 Sherman S+ree+ Canfon Massachuseffs Can+on 6 0729 PHONE 6-7 P M BE WAYSIDE WISE ECONOMIZE CONNORS WAYSIDE FURNITURE CO INC W I1 gi' TEL 60785 MR AND MRS PAUL A DRAPER A A WILL CORPORATION CA 'r 6 0722 V F W POST 3I63 - Complimenfs Fine Furni+l1re f 0 .N . . 2239 as In on SI'ree+ Canfon, MassacI1useH's I I Complimen-I-s of CompIimen+s of Turnpike SI'ree+ N Of' ' Can+on, MassacI1use'r'rs , sun BEST wlsHEs ' PLUMBING , n we X 4- ,wymmz CLASS OF I955 S x5.-S X' -9 Thomas F Draper E M DUGGAN Plumbmg and Heahng Oul Burners Tel CAn+on 6 III2 Inferesi' and Dependablldy Assured AUDREY C FIELDS REALTOR OFFICE IN HOME 397 CHAPMAN STREET 0 R J A NUGENT 46 Lawrence S+ree+ CAn+on 6 0036J Zalfulcaao O ' .' . ' 1 - ----- 2 '---A- A A . DAIRY PRoDucTs 4' '1 5 . x WE GET OUR BALFOUR RINGS PHOTOGRAPHY BY PURDY Offlclal Pho+ographer of CANTON HIGH SCHOOL 367 Boylsfon S+ree'I' Bosfon, Massachusefis For Affer 'rhe Prom Snacks CAIN S N 'th Wey I'I1 M I1 seI'+ THE CANTON INSTITUTION S IT COSTS LESS I or mou , assac u s S ' I FOR SAVINGS E Buy avings Bank Life Insurance WALLPAPER STORE 535 Washlngfon SI'reeI' TEL CA 60782 Your Drugsfore For Fruendly Rellable Prescrlphon Servlce 550 552 WASHINGTON STREET CompIlmenI's of CANTON RADIO AND TV 526A Washlngion SI'reeI' CAn+on 6 IOZ4 Acme CAn?o 6 040l b 08 I I M J DOCKRAY 81 SON MRS JAMES A DOCKRAY ammo' FUNERAL HOME 455 WasI1ing+on Sfreei Office 44 High S+ree+ CANTON PAINT 8: THE DANAHY PHARMACY, INC Where We Send Our Friends iq ilufxf IH For Good Food Try 'rhe JOLLY CHEF Wasl'1ung+on S+ree+ Canfon NORFOLK COUNTY TRUST COMPANY COMMUNITY oFFlcEs Bramfree-2 Elm Sfreel' BRam+ree 2 2400 Soufh Bramfree 837 Washlnglon Sfreel BRaun+ree 2 4340 Broolrlme I3l9 Beacon Sfreei BEacon 2 I350 Broolzlme lnsfalmenl Loan Dep+ 287 Harvard Sireef BE 2 I350 Chesfnuf Hull-620 Hammond Sfreef BE 2 I350 Canfon 7l0 Washmgfon Sfreef-CAn+on 60900 Dedham 380 Washmgion Slreef DEdham 3 I90O Franlrlun-35 Mann Sfreef Franlrlun Il50 Medfneld-447 Mann Sfreel' Medfleld 309 Mllfbh 2 Ellol S'lree'l BLuehulls B 0238 Easf Mllfon 376 Grande Avenue-Cunningham 6 5660 Needham l055 Greaf Plam Avenue NEedham 3 l600 Needham Helghfs 968 Hnghland Avenue NEedham 3 2900 Norwood 699 Washnnglon Sfreef NOrwood 7 3I00 umcy I3I8 Hancoclr Slreef MAyflower 9 5200 Sharon I5 Posi' Offnce Square-Sharon 996 Sfoughfon 8l0 Washnng+on S+ree+ Fleldbroolr 442I0 Walpole 979 Mann Sfreel' Walpole 0I90 Easf Walpole l32 Washmgfon Sfreef Walpole I040 Wesfwood 938 Hugh S+ree'I' DEdham 3 3254 A Sfrong Neighborhood Bank A+ YOUR Servuce' as IVALDI MOTORS JOSEPH D GALVIN Hudson Sales and Service lnsurance and Real Esfafe 395 Washmgion Sfreel' 703 Washmgfon Sfreei' cAn+on 6 0494 cAn+an 6 osos NIES O MQQJNEEP 'KT CA-NTON PUBLIC MARKET CONNIES PIONEER FOOD STORE 758 Washung+on Sfreei' CAn+o 6006! 586 Washmgion Sfreef CAn+on 6 0623 'S ,,.r' STRAND JEWELERS 634 Washing+on S'rree+ CAnfon 6-038l Compllmenfs of LENNY S ESSO STATION Roufes I28 and l38 CANTON Mass. Can+on 6-7040 fzzi gi' 'in-. DAVE S SERVICE STATION PLYCO CONCRETE FORM SERVICE lI58 Washmgfon Sfreef l54 W6SI1lH9I'0h Sffeef W J HAVERTY JR prop PHONE CAn+on 60440 PEG AND PAUL'S CAFE DAVE'S VARIETY STORE WasI1ing'ron S+ree+ II58 Washingfon Sfreef Canfon CANTON 6 :.,,, .. :.::1:-........:::... X ,, ---..Wt -..-......... ' . A ... ... . . , .., , N , H -- --- - '- ' . g 1 --..-....-.:?L --.-Q1-- ' --. -I-T '--was-. , ' ...,, -. ,..,. .....,,, ,,,. --3.-..,, , x . i E --.un-fu-. 1 T ' 1. 1 x -Q-Q-. awp f N A -.:':,- ,-...--.- .-.. -f-X' ' X n-.+....-:'l'..': uu-1.0-QQ. Q-M f + ' ' .............-:' --- : v - 'I - W M f ............... 1-has X ' fy- Q. I I 4.-.-...-...--ggi '--4w' - f. HA 5 , .4 , . , 7 s A A I - 'X , . 4 1 I , . u . . q - ' I I Q 0 DRAPER BROTHERS COMPANY Slnce I856 YOUR PATRONAGE OF OUR MILL STORE IS INVITED 28 Draper Lane CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS Manufadurers of Fine Woolens NEPONSET L R WATTLES WOOLEN MILLS COMPANY DQS + CANTON FISH AND GAME ASSOCIATION INC We Invl're Your Suppori' of Our Program for Be+'rer Spor+ CompIimen+s of CompIimenI's of O Can on, MassacI1useH's , . Complimenfs of MAINCC TRADING COMPANY School Supplies H' IS wlfh deep gra+l+ucle 'thai' we +he members of +he class of I955 exlend our sincere lhanlcs 'lo our sponsors business pafrons a n cl adverhsers Their generous and wllllng spurll' of co operahon bool: possible We also wash 'ro express our slncere lhanlcs 'ro Mlss O Donnell our Advisor lhe Sfaff and iheur hardworking asslslanfs fhe pholographers +he arhsfs and lhe secrefarles for +helr unhrmg ef 'Forls and +he many hours clevofed lo +he produc 'non of CUR YEARBOOK. . . . . 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