Canton High School - Echo Yearbook (Canton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1959 volume:

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Tune, eventually, vvrll ob- , 9' 1 -H n 8 ' it Ur, scure' all -recollections of youth.xThe Echo .frgh - 1 I 1 Q 'Q -ith -'J z J'ri'f'1- C ' . .fgjggwill sepve as,,a- key- o reopen andre- ' .gall good tunes and old frrendshrps agq'LT1r , ,ed durrngf-our swrft travel through teen- 3 age years. : L t 1 ri, n'-2 ...W ' f :P . -w , - Q -sq u .IJ . V 5 . g ,- ,,...n- T3 -Q 7 v I ..- fum ,.v4+Z: l,-fw -o . H,. M f' fw ' f- ,. J M 2 3 4 , W I . . , Q 55 .1-' If L 1 f X4 - I I ' 4' ' f . , 4: .' . .44 af 3 'K 2 Q. , . if f Q Q1'5 ! 47 ' are N it ',glFh Pa. 8 if? f ' 4 ' -WWV ,lm -1. ., , , ,, cv. , . , ,a..,, A , The graduating class of 1959, dedicate be Izcbo to Mrs. Gertrude M. Dana who Q Has, rn her capacrtres of assrstant prrncrpal and teacher endeavored to forward our lrvcs- at Qanton Hrgh. gtrrbute acknowledges the trreless has Been .enou gh to Q V a as fully cli revs,-if A' h sp, Wsr Ityfto our igh vpeaqz. ofuclfar Qmkrng Nan ,L A ' 'N -,.?,' 'l'1'1L' . 'N-'K ff.-9 of-a Nh ' has made to create harmony the-ffrstfudent and hrs school In wrth' her rn the past four had Mrs her rn- Her ad III OUI' w W.. ' wb wrth' Mkf 109. Z 0 'Kr' BETTY SI-IEEHAN and WILLIAM DUFFY x Nq j ,leg wil X E 5 I? W X x E. X , x xi If X .o ' 5 X ? Q- X i v. 2-:W S 5f 'SgQ' Bw? , 4, X , X 3 7 X xi, 5 f 1 X lf' I I N M W Ry Z L KX N V X57 v I Z V' A ff K 'Q' Z W XY mx J f x 5 Q, 2-.- f 2 xx V E Xxx f Z f 2 5 Q X X f iffcmf. Z XXSQ. X - A img- 1 f ,451 Wx xx I xi.: g 5: 7 ' f 'X I Ik 311137 ff ! X n 9 XXX X W Z Z 'Q Q W Z ' ii, f Z, ZNWW ffff 5 , W' 1 f .Aa f ff Q x ff ? f 2 I fl Nl XXXKX f - C ' 45 ' Q Q l A.:-,.. - Y i AZ - Z. ,'Z23f,'f5 4 O :J I -1:1-... -F12 VPQ1 'Zvi SIZCRETARIIES Margaret Alrcarn, Mary Brodeur Patricia Moynihan If re M l fm N'-6+ Mediocrity in education is unacceptable. Students, who will meet the competition successfully, must exert their total attention toward the attainment of the goal of excellence. JOHN GLENN Superintendent O O 'V s wif! .,,. W Av V. V f if-4 e X X MRS. MARION BERTELETTI Secretary fini.--rf 4 'hw JL 'W ., z , May I take this opportunity to congratulate the graduates of the Class of 1959 and to wish them all the success that may he theirs in their chosen fields. Good luclx and God hless each and every one of you XVILLIAM E. DONOVAN Principal 544446 FIRST ROXV: john Glenn, Superintendentg Paul Galvin, Ruth Ruane, William Galvin, Assistant Superintendent. SEC OND: Dr. Robert Moritz, joseph Roache, Leonard O,Brien, john Morgan, Daniel Galvin, Ronald Kennedy. JEANNETTE L. BERTRAND B.S. Ed., Worcester Teachers Col lege, French, Latin, Senior Ad- visor. WARREN E. BOXWYER B.S., Oklahoma A8cMg M.Fd. Boston University, Freshman Ad ,..., , -,x 1 :gi visor, Freshman Coach, Social ,,-4? Studies. rf-4' , S l 5 if . 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JANET GIBBONS Westchester S.T.C., Temple Uni versity, BS.: Physical Education. il is l EUGENE DE FELICE A.B., Dartmouth Collegeg M.Ed.. Boston Universityg Math. HUGH XV. DOXVSON A.B., Tuftsg M.A., Columbia Uni- versityg Driver Training, Latin, English, Sophomore Advisor. i Uiivaa ,Yi Q 'i ag-Ln, ' ROBERT c. G1BsoN ' B.S. Ed., Boston Universityg Physi- cal Education, Athletic Director. V i i MARILYN lg. CLXNN ISS lil Masmiluiscftts School of Arr, Art. Y' U 1.3 LIE AN CRLENI. ltifrfieit flollcigcg Boston Univer- .p . liriflg 'fs' writer rliCl11llCfS fiollc 'CQ Q 1 .fs lioiilil-ggci ing. Business Law, Junior i I Afi' inor 'CE L : f QP 53 Q ,V r. . . W if ' A io V ' O as 5 44, ' ifrzafftrifffiedii. ,.s, .,:r,3,, Qzi yf ya , y ,gk if .4 11 1-: , C, DAVID E. HAINES A.B., Bates College, M.Ed., Boston University, U.S. History, English, Assistant Coach, junior Advisor. MARY T. HAYES B.S. Ed., M.Ed., Bridgewater Teachers College, Physical Educa- tion, Girls' Athletics. 4 if ? nf ',i':iQg Nix sa' .1 . B' 'f f. I '34 A, r My K 7 Q is . . . , , 1 ' 3 ' ,va ' 1 X ,J 4 'W' I-5 gui, v-ollunnlyv- ,.,v .42 w g JOHN JUDGE JOAO LAGE DORIS B. LOWRY Boston University School of Fine Essex County Agricultural School, BA., Wellegleyr College English and Applied Artsg B.S., Music Ed. A.B., Boston University. Freshman Advisor. FREDERICK M. MacDONALD A.A., A.B., Boston University, Democracy, Wlorld History, junior Advisor. EVELYN K. MANNING School of Domestic Science, Vesper George, Household Arts. avfm- KF!!! 'ff'?r ...xsb 'www' - Y x 'if . M-ff' 2 3 7 C Y 1 IOANNE MEADE DOROTHY C. MILLER BS.. Boston Unixlersityg Typing, New York State School of Agri- Commercial Subjects. cultureg Home Economics, Sopho- more Advisor. GEORGE MCCARTHY BS. Ed., Boston Teachers Collegeg M.Ed.. Boston State Teachers Col- lege. EILEEN McCAULEY BS. Ed., Boston College School of Education: French. , 1 .J ,.f ,,-.V , Aj ' .iff 4, , . f , X -IAMES F. MOORE BS., Stonehill College Maritime Academyg Math, Science. TARNJ R XIORIILLO nixcrst Phxsi Cn 'X Y llAfCll I6 S. R1 ld., 5lWVlD'2l-lfflil College IOAN F. MURRAY AB., Emmanuel College, Girls' Latin, History, English. MADELINE C. O'DONNELL BBA., M.Ed., Boston University Commercial Subjects. 'A N 423, CLARE M. ROACH ROBERT W. TIGI-IE JAMES D. TURLEY BS., M.Ed., Boston Teachers Col- B.A., University of Massachusetts, A,B., Boston College, English lege, English, Sophomore Advisor. English, Senior Advisor, Yearbook History. Advisor. FREDERICK J. WELCH B.S., University of Massachusetts, M.Ed., Boston University, Guid- ance Counselor. .MR. FREDERICK WELCH Gundance Dlrector rits, i --rv Show us the way! . A , 4, W? H 142 L , X ' gg-9 an A . vw, , , Y 3n, ,, 3 .f,?M '5 'q.f '. ' wang 'Viv gf- 4 ,IA ws' Q 'flfa re V A fiiiw' 'K A .. , . 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Charming Diane Cheerleader 1-4, Driver Training 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Field Hockey 2-4, Basketball 2, junior Prom Com. 3, Sophomore Hop 2. JAMES WILLIAM AMBROCEO Appears quiet until you get to know him . . . blushes easily . . . Bmbful jim Driver Training 4, Football 1-4. CAROL LOUIES ANDREWS Capable majorette . . . long brown hair , . . trim figure . . . Obliging Carol Majorette 3, 4, Driver Training 4, Mirror Staff 4. EDWIN GEORGE BANKS Usually found at Connor's Wayside . . . known for his mustache . . . has all the answers . . . Intelligent Ed fry ta ' Q I --0-9' Q 3' fi -'KN nlir In DONALD BARIL Likes to yodel . , . a hunting enthusiast . . . lets school go its own way. Good-rzrzfured Don Band 1, Driver Training 3, Track 2, Manager, Ice Hockey 4. EDWARD JOSEPH BERARDI Lives up to the Berardi tradition . . . has many under- class admirers . . . Nozzcbizlmzl Eddie Driver Training 5, Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Track 2-4, Ice Hockey 3-4. WILLIAM CARL BINGAY Typical senior . . . our Boys' State representative . . easy to get along with . . . lfbolesome IV'b2m Driver Training 3, Pro Merito 3, Football 1, Baseball 1, Track 2-4, Ice Hockey 3-4, LAWRENCE BLACKER Oh, that wavy hair . . . unpredictable . . . drives a flashy Olds . . . CzZf6'f7'c7E Luffy Driver Training 4, Football 1, 3. 1 ,fl STEVEN PAUL BURNHAM Proficient dancer . . , life of the party . . . gifted ntathematician . . U11rw1rc1'r1t'i,2' Slam' Pio Xlcr.to 1, I'ooth.1ll 1-rl. Track 5. Basltetball I--1, Baseball I. 2. Dance Committees, IAMES PAUL BUTLER Lone vrolt , . not interested in fairer sex . . . appreci- ILII if liiviltlhtll l. 2. -l. Tl'.lCli 3. XX'll,l.lA M BUTT ' ri f.Il S lriils from Allllllllikl . , . Illll, lx ri ii' - liifirlmll I. l'i.isketlu.1ll I. Bascbiill I, mi i, nimiizs f,ix1.I.AiiAN ' i l 'i 1:2 wiiiifii Vice Pres , , . iilways ELIZABETH BOWMAR Sparkling cheerleader . . . W'ears many different hair styles . . . has a way with the boys . . . Lfgbf-li7e.I?AfEd Tea Dee Cheerleader I, 5, Al, Driver Training 3, Yearbook Staff -i, Softball ki. CHARLOTTE ADAMS BRAILLARD Dares to be different . , . follows the fashions . . . has .1 contagious giggle . . , Compelezzl Cfmrlorle Driver Training 2, Field Hockey 1, Softball 2, Sopho- more Hop 2. DIANA CAROLE BRONGO A newcomer to CHS .... keeps her interests out of town . . . Affable Dizzle Driver Training -I, Pro Merito 5, Mirror Staff 4, Bas- ketball Qi, Softball 4, PAUL DENNIS BROOKS Dark and handsome . . , one of the quietest members of our class . . . Lifazble Denny Driver Training 5, Basketball 1, Ice Hockey 2-4. rf... .fiffiliffi rail . il ' .HIC . ' .SC- PETER TUCKER CARLSON Quiet . . . Never know he's around . . . tosses trouble to the wind . . . Umzrrzzmizzg Pele Driver Training 3, Baseball 1, Ice Hockey 2-4. STEPHEN JOSEPH CELI Diminutive in size, but good things come in small pack- ages . . . smooth dancer . . . Friendly Slere Driver Training 3, Pro Merito 3, Mirror Staff 4, Year- book Staff -I, Baseball 1,3.-'i. AMELIA THERESE CITRANO Tall and attractive . . . one of our peppy cheerleaders . . . industrious class secretary . . . Gczzirzl Me Cheerleader 4, Glee Club 1, Pro Merito 3, Driver Train- ing 4, Class Officer -i, Mirror Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 2,3, Softball 2-4, Jr. Prom Com. 3, WILLIAM HERBERT COFFIN An expert with hammer and nails . . . keeps to himself Erzfy-goizzg Bill Golf 3, Pro Merito 3, Baseball 3, s ' - I ' - Y ' - Q 'If I'-iiiiffttifi' fi SQ?-ffl,-feng? f If n ww-,Q Wi is ,, ga , -. . fygif Vg.: ,a in--1 ff f r ' - V 4 sf ge '. 4 ,- - i ,. '- Z' '.:, : Q 'W,g'-7' ,. . ' X will at R Ka is sr- rx as sei Us fir 1 2. , ' if 5.4 ?' 5 'ov- :W J Tv ,f-Q 155 YVONNE MARIE COLLINS Reioined us this year . . . dresses in latest styles . . pals with Elaine . . . Flirl.z1i0zz,r En Driver Training 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. JOHN EDMUND COLSON Best qualified to give directions to Milton . . . sober, yet sees the funny side of life . . . Good-lfmeizzg jtzrkie Driver Training 3, Football 2, Ice Hockey 2. --ee EDNA JEAN COMER Perky drum-maiorette , . . has deep set dimples . . sweet disposition . . , llvizlmme Edna Majorettes l,3,-i, Driver Training -i, Mirror Staff -i, STEPHEN CONNOLLY A newcomer to our class , . , interested in all sports . . . teachers are his pet peeve. Mifrliieinzzr Brmg Driver Training -i, Football 3, Basketball 3,-I, Baseball 3,4, Track 3,-i. if Kffiilf-Lg . ' BERNARD JOSEPH CONNORS The old man of our class . . . oh, that physique . . . a night owl. Flirty Bernie Basketball 3, Baseball 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. THOMAS PAUL CONNORS A newcomer to our class . . . industrious worker . . . has an eye on the girls . . . Taclful Tommy Class Officer 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. wi, its-la: ' fzfffsff- - RICHARD JOSEPH DANIELS Tall and lanky . . . known for his crew-cut . . . the quiet type . . . Dependable Dickie Driver Training 3, Football 1-4, Basketball 1, 2. ELAINE CATHERINE DARLING Subdued and quiet manner . . . peaches and cream complexion , . . slender and tall . . . Sweef Elaine Cheerleader 1, Driver Training 4, JAMES TIMOTHY DELANEY Dark curly hair . , . friendly disposition . . . the dreamer type , , wa rfls l!7nrmbem'led jimmy Football 1. WIl,LIAM ROBERT DENNIS , . , . drixcs a bombcr . . . indifferent girls . . . Unmncefned Billy Driver Training 4, Football 1, Track 2. SUSAN SINCLAIR CURRA Wavy blond hair . . . energetic guard on our basketball team . . . destined for success . . . Sociable Sue Student Council 1, 4, Driver Training 3, Pro Merito 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 2-4, Softball 1, Fresh- man Frolic 1, Sophomore Hop 2, Junior Prom Commit- tee 3. JUDITH ANN DAILEY A most capable Mirror editor . . . reserved . . . Likeable fudy Driver Training 3, Pro Merito 3, Mirror Staff 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 2, Softball 3. BRUNE DEPALMA One of our future scientists OJ . . . his heart is in Texas , . . always in a turmoil. Unpredirlable Tex Pro Merito 3, Mirror Staff 1, Science Club 4. DONNA ELIZABETH DEWITT Head of the Drum Majorettes . . . Oh! that raised eye- brow and those dimples . . . one of our future secretaries . . . Dependable Domm Majorettes 1-4, Driver Training 3, Pro Merito 3, Mirror Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Softball 3. JOSEPH ANTHONY DIFELICE What a character! . . . never bothered by anything ...afriendtoall... jolly joe Student Council 1-3, Mirror Staff 4, Football 1, Basket- ball 2-4, Baseball 1-4, Track 4. ELLEN MARIE DROMEY Petite . . . says little . . . always courteous . . long blond hair . . . Demure Ellen Glee Club 1. Y qw -R Av ii! 1 -it sd WILLIAM JOHN DUFFY Perfect editor for our yearbook . , . a credit to our class . . . one most likely to succeed . . . U ell-mtzmzered Bill Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Freshman Frolic Comm. 1, Sophomore Hop 2, Junior Prom Comm. 5, Driver Training 3, Pro Merito 3, Boys' State 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Science Club 4. THOMAS PATRICK DWYER Takes life easy . . . serious at times . . . interests else- where . . . Agreerzble Tommy Ice Hockey 4, Chess Club 1. WILLIAM JOSEPH FARRINGTON Works at A 8: P . . , always polite . . . has a quiet unassuming manner . . . Affabl. Bill Driver Training 3, Football 1. ALLAN WILLIS FIELDS One of the motorcycle gang . . . enthusiastic football player . . . future auto mechanic . . . Happy go lucky Al Football 1, 4. I 'o : ISABEL ELLEN GALVIN Neat and well groomed . . . a most competent Student Council president , . . S 0 pbirlimled 15.1 Band 1, Student Council 1-4, Driver Training 2, Class Officer 2, Field Hockey 2-4, Basketball 2, 4, Softball 2, 4, Committees 1--1, Officer of Student Council 3, 4. MICHAEL JOHN GAVIN Member of the motorcycle brigade . . .hunting enthusiast . . . part-time mechanic . . . Cizrlml Mike Football 1. HAROLD EDWARD GERRIOR Has quite a collection of jokes . . . annoys teachers with microscopic handwriting . . . driver for Forrest Cleans- ers . . . Dezfilirb Eddie Driver Training 3. CAROL ANN HAGEN Shy in the classroom . . . soft speaking voice . . . demure and quiet. Unobtrurizfe Carol 5? Us 52 '. 5, Zjxtgy , Q fs --If N F raw--Q it 4 W- me 71' ,y Q? Y yr. ' ati i010 f-we ,gmt id? f we '5 C Ak' E x 2.it2iir3Qe.Zei3- LINDA HALL Cute turned-up nose . , . has quite the wardrobe . . very LlCpC1'lCll1DlC and willing worker . . . S1l'66l Liu ROGER ANDREW HALL Neighbor of the Ponkagoag . . . stands out in any crowd . . . drives sporty, red convertible , . . Good-ffafifjzzg Rnd' Driver Training -i, Football 1, 3, Basketball 1--1, Base- ball 1--i, Track 5, -i, Ring Committee, Dance Commit- tees 1-3, MARY ,IANE HANNON Attractive face and figure . . . a personality plus . follows the fashions . . . Sazztriblu fum' Driver Training 5, Class Officer 1, 2. Pro Merito 3, Yearbook Staff -1, Ring Committee, Dance Com- mittees 1-5. PETER DAVID ,HENLEY Aversion to Homework . . . hails from Chapman Street . . . prefers out-door life . . . C0ffEil' Pt ft' Football 4. -6 ROSEMARY THERESE KELLIHER Her personality is her passport to popularity . . . peppy captain of the cheerleaders . , . bundle of vim and vitality . . . Virnrciour Kelly Cheerleader 1-4. Driver Training -i, Class Officer 2, Mirror Staff -i. Yearbook Staff 4, Field Hockey 2-si, Sophomore Hop 2, Class Ring Committee. GEORGE JOSEPH KENNEY Quiet. but BEXX ARE' '... lover of jazz . . . a future pharmacist. Silenf George Band 1. Drixer Training 3, Football 1, Basketball 3, Baseball 1. Sophomore Hop 2, Freshman Frolic 1. NANCY KREUTEL ,dmlgm R01 Sm?-I fan . . . lovely complexion and dimples . . . hopes to be ti math teacher. Inlelligwzl Nim Druer 'lraininyig 55, Pro Merito 5, Yearbook Staff fl, lift-lil Hocl-:ey 2-il. PA UI. STEPHEN KOUFOS Oh. those shirts . . . let school come and go . . . nffwir sc-en at school functions. Puzrzrt Paul Football l, Boston Trade HS 2, 3. CHRISTIE DORCAS HUTCHINSON Our own Indian at the football games . . . has artistic ability . . . last of the Hutchinson girls. Clerer Hulrh Majorettes 1--1, Driver Training 5, Mirror Staff 4, Basketball 4, junior Prom Committee 3. THOMAS IRVING One of the taller members of our class . . . his pet peeve is English class . . . makes his mad money at Pozzo's. form! Tom Driver Training 3, Football 1, Yearbook Staff 4. ELIZABETH MARY KARAS Outstanding Softball player . . . always on the go . . . Lively Mim Softball 2-4, Basketball 4, Field Hockey 4, Glee Club 2. JEREMIAH THOMAS KELLEHER Makes a good bundle boy . . . gets along with every one . . . Likeable ferry Football I, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 4, Track 2, -1, Ice Hockey 'P 4 .., . JOHN A. LAPENUS Proud of his motorcycle . . . the outdoor type . . never has much to say. Pafrizv jolm Football 1. JUDITH ANN LAYMAN Co-captain of the field hockey team and faithful goaly . . . future nurse . . . trim figure. Alblefif jzzdy Driver Training 4, Mirror Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Field Hockey 2-4, Basketball 2-4, Softball 4, Sophomore Hop 2, Freshman Frolic 1, Junior Prom 3. CHRISTINE MARIE LUNDGREN Talented Seamstress . . . on the quiet side . . . misses Sandy, Quiet Cbrif Driver Training 4. THOMAS PHILIP LYMAN Has beautiful blue eyes . . , loves to pester the teachers . . . always clowning. Mirrfaiezvzzf Tammy Driver Training 3, Football 2-4, Basketball 2, 3. num '? f 'N-' V .- .if K , .y , JA PATRICIA LYNCH Little and quiet . , . rejoined us this year . . . keeps to herself . . . Carefree Pu! JOHN KENNETH MacKENZlE Curly brown hair . . . has that devilish look about him . . . pals with Dickie . . . Mirflaful Mar JOHN FRANCIS MAHER Drives a Caddy . . . enjoys a good joke . . . seems to enjoy himself . . forirzl jobzzzzy PAUL FREDERICK MARTIN Favorite pastime is skin diving . . . Has future plans F1111-Iozvfzg Paul Football 1, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Ice Hockey 2. 49 '-qs? :IQ Ai' :gp ,W ,K . . f :.4,..ig 1 , 'iv ' S' . XWILLIAM JAMES MGSLEY Likes to tease the girls . . , Manly physique . friendly yet reserved. H.I1'd,y' Mu0,re Drii er Training 3, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1-3. BFVERLEY LIND NULL Polite at all times . . . hails from Pleasant Street . . has .1 contagious giggle. Luqlzwjufzf Bez' Dri'.er'li1'.1in1ng 5, Basketball hi. Softball 5, 4. RICHARD LOUIS MASCIARELLI Can make his way through any crowd . , . a hunter at heart . . . never has much to say, Henly Muffi Football 1. -l. PAULA ANN MCDERINIQTT Artistically inclined . . . lovely red hair . . . easy to get along with. Littabfe P.1z1l.1 Cheerleader 1, Driver Training S, Field Hockey 2, Basketball 2-4. Softball 2. Hi. Freshman Frolic 1. Sopho- more Hop 2. junior Prom Com. 5. Class Rim: Commit- tee 2. LORETTA FRANCES MENINNO Silky black hair '... attractive array of clothes . . always ready to help. Demure Z.0l't9II.l Class Officer 5, Mirror Staff 3. 14, junior Prom Com- mittee 5. EILEEN HAZEL MORTON Pleasant addition to our class . . . noted for her tiny waist . . . friendly to all . . . Pelile Eileen Driver Training 5. l.AXVRl2NC,l? IYDWARD OBRIEN l r 'f 'xi i'f,s's.,iti1 Cree-c-e . . on Q 15llfcVf.lll1lI!,ff L.11n'it c' uf the key I DlDN'T HAVE A THING TO WEAR s t .ill 1 4, Baseball i lif.sl'iii..in liolic. l. Sfiplioi1'i+ii'e Hop 2, Junior DAVID O'Kl1lil7l2 Gb s in ' 'i I, :mi fIl7IllH!.f 13.114 llll 'llsllx' WILLIAM LANE OLSEN Canton High's answer to Jaques Plante . . . never seen without Ed . . . homework is his least concern . . . Uzzpredirmble Moon Football 1, 3, 4, Ice Hockey 3, 4. MICHAEL JOSEPH OUELLETTE Man about town . . . Summers at the Cape . . . numerous out-of-town interests . . . Eizry-goifzg Mike Driver Training 3. Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2. Track 1. SUE ELLEN PARISEAU Always willing to help out . . . greets all with a cheery hello . . . a credit to our class, Verxnzlile Surie Cheerleader 1, Glee Club 1, Pro Merito 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Field Hockey 2-4, Basketball 2, 4, Softball 2, 4, Class Officer 3. CONSTANCE BERRY PARKER Never arrives on time . . . carries everything in her tote bag . . . our future actress . . . Sopbiifiazfed Connie Driver Training 3, Mirror Staff 1, Junior Prom Com. 3, Sophomore Hop 2. .fill wi' asia .1-its Q. ,. il- - Z.,-ifQ.Nvi'.i 4 11 1 , ' li, el . X 7 2 1k,':.x7v,gx . X 'II Q A -we ' T, '- 0 fat 5 'rs 'fr-'51 145 ' 3:1-Q ' -1 if 9' rv - QL! 4- 1 1 .. 1'-'AE -n. .19-N CLIFFORD RAYMOND PARKS IR. Adept bowler , . , has flaming red hair . . . prefers sleep to school . . . Cizfzzal Cliff Band 1, Football 1, Track 1, 4. IOSEPH LOUIS QUINN Antagonizes the teachers . . . can talk his way out of anything . . . has many underclass admirers . , . Mifrbie1'011.rfm' Driver Training 3, Football 1, 3, Baseball 2, Ice Hockey 2-4. ARTHUR EAIRBANKS RADDEN Participates in all school activities . . . pillar of strength on the gridiron. Sariable .flrrbie Student Council 4. Driver Training 3, Class Officer 1, 2, -I, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Track 2--i, Dance Committees 1-3. FREDERICK RAYNER Has a dry sense of humor '... clever in shop . . . serious at times . . . Quia! Fred Golf 3. an Fm fy, ' Milfs -' PAUL SHEA Hails from Pleasant Circle . . . tall and lanky . . . adept skater . . . Cafual Paul Driver Training 4. ELIZABETH MARY SHEEI-IAN Competent editor of our yearbook . . . energetic cheer- leader . . . long hair attractively arranged . , . lVell-Gmomed Belly Cheerleader 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Class Officer 1, Driver Training 4, Pro Merito 3, Mirror Staff 2, 5, Field Hockey 5. 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1, Softball 2-4, Yearbook Staff 4. ELAINE SMITH Tall and Attractive . . . can be found driving through tw.-:n . . , shining black hair . . , Paired Elaine Nlaiorcttcs 2-4, Driver Training 5, Mirror Staff 3, Yearlwml-1 Staff 4. Softball 2-4. FLOR ENCIZ LOUISE SMITH licr 'f.-rn sc:ii:'.sti't-ss . , , quiet and well-mannered . . . like fr, nailllf . , . Pleufanl l:l0fC'l7L'6 DOUGLAS GLENN REMICK Returned to us from Christian . , . blows a mean alto horn . . . our Macbeth expert . . . Gifled Doug Band 1, 4, Basketball 1. MARY FRANCES ROACHE Always neatly dressed . . . can be found at McClellans . . . pleasant sense of humor . . . Humorous Mary Band 1, 2, Glee Club 2, Driver Training 4, Mirror Staff 3, Softball 2, 3, Basketball 2. ELEANOR ROBINSON Always on the go . . . falls in love at the rate of once a week . . . has pretty blond hair . . . Vimriouf Dolly Driver Training 1. JOHN FRANCIS RUANE One of our class clowns . . . adept at athletics . . . allergic to homework . . . Likeable jackie Driver Training 2, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Base- ball 1, 4, Freshman Frolic 1. X603 SANDRA LEE STANDISH Excels in German . . , faithful member of the band ...has a trim figure . .. Caprifiour Sfzzzdnz Band 1-4, Driver Training 3, Pro Merito 3, Dance Com- mittees 1, 3. JAMES BERNARD SULLIVAN Outstanding football player . . . liked by everyone . . . has a fond place in our hearts . . . Popular Sully Football 1-4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. ANN MARIE TARDANICO Has a limitless wardrobe . . . cute as a button . - . usually found with her knitting . . . Ladylike A1211 Student Council 3, Field Hockey 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Dance Committees 1, 2. BARBARA ETHEL TATE Has a mischievous glint in her eyes . . . appears to be innocent, but oh my! . . . what a driver! Aggrerxizfe Barb Band 1, Driver Training 3, Basketball 2, 4, Softball 2-4. ,sq 4? 5 WY' is Q' ,V ,..' L .f gf: J 45- Of I- -I C ' 2- , , 'Q l . ELIZABETH MOREY TAYLOR Matches inches with poise . . . self-reliant . . . excellent driver . . . Azzmrtizfe Belfy Driver Training 3, Pro Merito 3, Basketball 2, 3, Softball 3, Dance Committees 2, 3. DAVID JEFFREY THOMAS Outstanding in all sports . . . fond of girls and vice versa . . . Noucbuliml Dave Class Officer 1, 3, 4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Dance Committees 1-3. CHARLES EDWARD TOOMEY Known for his oil-burners . . . works at the First Na- tional . . , looks on the bright side of life . . . lffifly Charlie Driver Training 3. JERILYNN MARGARET TORDOFF Has a ready smile . . . gives delightful parties . . . Mr. Tighe's favorite . . . HHPPN ffffy Driver Training 4, Mirror Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 4. ...xnxx .- xl.- .-.fav ff NN-xg- .Af 'Pl-moi-o moi , Ruo..kkcwbk0 FLORENCE TYRRELL Tall and willowy . . . seldom heard from . . . returned to our class last year . . . Sefiozu Florence Glee Club 5, Driver Training 4, Basketball 1, 5. TONY DAVID ULIANO Co-captain of our football team . . . an expert taxi driver . , . knows everybody . , . Likable' Tong Football 1--i, Basketball 1. 2, Baseball 1, 2, 4. Track 1. 2, Junior Prom, val ' JC' W IOAN MARIE VITELLI I-Ier interests lie outside of C.I-I.S ..., industrious worker at the Five and Dime , . . Likrnzble' fam Driner Traininj 3, Mirror Staff -1. Basketball 3, Soft- ball 5. Sophomore Hop 2, Yearbook Staff 4, NIARIORIE ANNE WALLER Ra-serwetl .it times . , , pleasant appearance , , , comes TI'flI'l' fly' Islalllls QIIIFI AfI.17'1l.l Cl lARl,lpS HARMON XWENDELL lf1 ' tw flif fgrw-ri ll'lI'l'lf'l , , , likes to argue . fri' l l, I-in' ll in , , f'zlff1'tJifl.1fffi' f4,lll.J7'I!L' V f, .ll'll ljiinmfr fll.l1I1IITLl Pro Merito 3. N'-ff I 4 '1'f'rv lwiil1 btafli l l7rmtlH41ll l, vl, l ti: i l6i',f'li.lll l -1 l 'lilplfk 1 lJQlFlU,'C:UlIl4 l-5. YINAXY l.l.lffXl'mllPI'll Xxflllrlqlf ' fir: gf'tw1 Arm s fitlztr lmlf ,tulenteil fllll' HI! if SUN ljflfl . lfmilr ' 1 bfflitlmll 'i l71flrl llfrfl-:Cy l il'Ir'ffl' Krall 1, slljflllbl' ljlurll. STOWELL WILLIAMSON UPHAM Future druggist . . . admires out of town girls . . runs down the supply of tardy slips , , , Artful Skip Glee Club 2, Driver Training 2. JAMES JULES VALIN A tasteful dresser . . , the 9641 office boy at Plymoutlis . . . tomorrow's historian . , , 'L0q11.1riou,f ffm Driver Training 3, Pro Merito 5, Yearbook Staff 4. 'YT if fl. FREDRICK WILLIAMS Rejoined us this year . . . quiet but liberal . . remains in the background of school activities . . . Referred Fred ELENE LOUISE WIPPERMAN Liked by all . . . cute as a button , . . enjoys a good time . . . Szveel Elefze Driver Training 4, Mirror Staff 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 5. CARL CHRISTIAN WITT Drives a dark-colored convertible , . . prefers outdoors to school . , . Seriozlf Carl Driver Training 2. EDITH CAROL WOOD Co-leader of our majorettes . . . natural-curly hair . . . first of the Woods . . . Cardin! Cbippy , b'-'WN -G' gag' Sitting in my seat on Graduation night, the only thoughts in my mind are of the years I have spent at Canton High and the many happy events I am leaving behind. While the guest speaker is discussing our future, I am content to meditate on the pleasant memories of the past. It doesnt seem four years ago that a group of shy, frightened youths entered Canton High as freshmen. Although we were the only class going to school during the afternoon session, we still had trouble finding our classrooms. Under the watchful guidance of our homeroom teachers, Mrs. Cole, Miss Kelley, Mr. Bowyer, and Mr. MacDonald, we managed to start our freshman year off on the right foot. In November of '55, feeling very democratic, we elected Edwin Banks, David Thomas, jane Hannon, and Arthur Rad- den, as President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. On May 8, we, the freshman class, made our debut into the social world by holding our first class dance, the Freshman Frolic. Freddie Darling and Kathy Donaghey were crowned king and queen. The warm weather added to the evening, providing a pleasant time for all. After a brief summer vacation, we trudged down the long, tar driveway to the same big, brick building standing be- fore us. The only difference was that this year we were Sophomores and were now promoted to the morning session. Assigned to homerooms cafeteria, 2, 14, and 16 with Mrs. Miller, Miss Roach, Mr. Headstrom, and Mr. Dowson as our ad- visors, we received our programs for the coming year. The election of class officers was held in September. We chose as President, Arthur Radden, Vice President, john Dowd, later succeeded by jane Hannon, Secretary, Rosemary Kelliher, and Treasurer, Isabel Galvin. The highlight of our social events was the Sophomore Hop, March 15, held at the high school gym. All committees cooperated to make it a successful evening. joseph DeFelice and Barbara Feeley were crowned king and queen by our class president, Arthur Radden. Finally in September of 1957 we reached our goal-being upperclassmen. In our junior homerooms 10, 11, 12, and 1-4, we found four familiar faces. They were Mr. MacDonald, Miss Fiore, Mr. Haines, and Mrs. Greene. What a relief to be able to walk through the corridors knowing that we were the second oldest class in the school. On October 2, 1957, election time rolled around once more. The following received class offices: Sue Pariseau, Presi- dent, Thomas Connors, Vice President, David Thomas, Treasurer, and Lorretta Mennino, Secretary. An oriental theme, Shangri-la was chosen for the annual junior Prom held at the high school gym. Music played by Rock Sands Orchestra made the evening enjoyable. Charles Toomey and Gay Gibbons were crowned king and queen. 63444 Time: May You Always Now the time has come when we bid Fond Farewell to Canton High We will always live with memories And we'll hold our heads up high May we always be a tribute May we never let you down A's we travel life's long journey May success for us be found. At the graduation exercises of the class of 1958, many of our classmates were awarded pro merito pins. They worked very hard to attain this BH average and certainly deserved to receive these pins. On September 6, 1958, we returned to school as Seniors full of pep, vim, and vigor, determined to establish a preced- ent for all future seniors to follow. All were happy to learn that our yearbook, The Echo, was being edited by two of our most capable classmates, Elizabeth Sheehan and William Duffy. It was bound to be a certain success. The election of class officers for the senior year took place on October 24. Those elected were President, Arthur Rad- deng Vice President, Paul Callahan, Treasurer, David Thomas, and Secretary, Amelia Citrano. More senior boys than ever anticipated reported for football practice, This, of course, lifted the team's spirit. Coach Moriello, with the two hard-working Co-Captains, Anthony Uliano, and Paul Callahan, enjoyed a successful year. We were certainly proud of their spirit and effort. Senior Cheerleaders who joined the squad during the football season were Elizabeth Sheehan and Amelia Citrano. The other senior cheerleaders included: Diane Abramowitz and Rosemary Kelliher, Co-Captains, and Elizabeth Bowmar and Virginia Flanagan. Early in january the date for the Senior Ball was made known. On February 24 at the Blue Hill Country Club, a large number of the students enjoyed a delicious ham or chicken dinner. Dancing was provided by Don Ahern which added to the merriment of the occasion. At the same time as we were preparing for the Senior Ball, we were also preparing for another class event. This was our Senior Play, Seven Sirlew. Our play was a big success because of the efforts of Mr. MacDonald, our efficient director. Senior week was next on the schedule. What a time! The beach parties and the practices for graduation strengthened our bond of friendship. Those were seven days which will remain in our memories for some time. As I walk up the long line to receive my diploma I can read my thoughts in the faces of my classmates. It is not until now, when we are graduating, that we can fully appreciate what our principal Mr. Donovan, and our Assistant Principal Mrs. Dana, and all our other teachers have done for us. Our youthful years are behind us and our grown-up years are ahead. This diploma we are receiving is our last reminder of the years we spent at Canton High, and we aim to cherish it forever. VIRGINIA FLANAGAN C lan H irtorifuz May we never be forgotten May no tears be spilled May old acquaintance be remembered And our cup of kindness filled And though the years have passed so quickly We will never let them die Thanks to all at C.H.S. God bless you and good-by ANN GALVIN 3'5 i Vx: Q., 3 5? -55 , Q I nu ,a 3. i 'N' A lf . . g g ' . fs , .4 an - H R103 .md Queen . , , uv lub vw , f . 'N' ,du . W- N215 . .x 5 ,.-4 A Lui. ,.- :SA ,par 2, 5' 4 5 1 Rf , - Ky f I .A ,X X J Z. 4 xl. -x,:.Aknn.-1 X ' -V Class officers and their dates 4 N 3 3. A 4 IN! x fr 1 K1 '-s 5 IJ 5 I The Grand Assembly! Y 'ew WL? 1 .9 I fir' 'TT Some enchanted evening, Class Officers and their dates -nv King and Queen. Grand Entrance. Grand March. BEST LOOKING BEST DANCERS. D. Abramowitz, D. O'Keefe R- Keulhef, S- C611 'Qazgb 25 BEST ALL-AROUND A. Radden, I. Galvin CLASS VLIRTS BEST DRESSED 15, Connors, V. Flanagan Valin, L. Mennino 5?-me 9 Q' 'W 'Uh ' Y 1 i 6 ,u I, QQ' , ' 4 ' ,J V+' ,fzff Sex f. , 2 wg mia n 'I 1- 'lg af x . -lvyf,',Q'w,.'q,M ' I, J R l H I, v 2 , V t ,, ,fm A' .. ' s' if fs 1 i 5 es K , ' Ex' 4 1-:J Qgdn 4...,QQ Vg, 5 xi A- . S. iz WV , fy 0 if PM Y 4' Y ' U2..,,4e L J .1 gf , , w oft, ,-k?,.v'- 'f. 4-- MOST POPULAR A. Radden, V. Flanagan MOST HUMOROUS J. Sullivan, A. Galvin I K f-. Me, f 21- gy, if ,YQ S 9,15 Wi ' g .,,1?g 4 if ' AM, . 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Q Xkyllmw D4-gm, Presxdemg George Carr, Vice Presidentg Margaret Muggelet, Secretaryg Clement Leary, Treasurer , I' H ' Fr J, .ww FIRST ROW: C. Andrews, M. Cater, A. Abraham, S. Cleveland, D. Berteletti, J. Booth, M. Blondell, J. Beckham, A. Brown. SECOND ROW: I. Butt, H. Coletti, F. Carr, A. Cameron, C. Blamkman, B. Carlson, A. Cafasso, S. Cirello, K. Crehan. THIRD ROW: H. Binley, J. Baronas, R. Bedard, F. Beake, M. Berteletti, G. Carr, J. Anderson, D. Baril, J. Bryant, E. Cantalope, D. Correy. xV r 4' ' FIRST ROW: V. Dexter, S. Flood, S. Leary, G. Gibbons, S. Croft, M. Harding. SECOND ROW: V, Dean, B. Fair, N. Hannon, S. Darrell, C. MaCAdams, G. Garnhum, M. Karas. THIRD ROW: G. Hodne, G. Gifford, R. Hendricksen, W. Holt, A. Follett, G. Kielsch. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Haines, W. jenkins, E. Lehan, D. Fisher, J. Dean. 43 t' . f. . ,Q ,, ' 1 l ,N ' ' . if! , 1 . - Q- . v , Y . 4 . , . -nw: 5 3m 4 i ,- .. ,.,3-WP 1' 1 A . 1 f .I r . . .- ' .- X 1 ......r- ' ' X six, k ,. FIRST ROXV: M. Maggelet, J. Russell, J. Powers, L. Perry, E. Perry, C. Milne, A. Molway, F. Ramonas, SECOND ROW: C. Rose land. K, Reid. E. Peters. D. Mayer. C. Powers, D. Miller, S. O'Connor, Miss Fiore, THIRD ROW: P. Quinn. G. O'Berchan. L. Mc Dermott. K, Oles, XV. McCarthy, XY. Pizura. FOURTH ROVU: R. McGloin, M. Micchelli, L. Renaud, A. Pocaro. P. Pasquarosa, F. Revell 4 ,K ,A W , XSS ns. E Q' X 3 H . 1 1 as ,, V, V . . , E 1 ' n .Y , ,. ! X . . -I .4 ' 4. ',. '.' .w ,. x , , . , , . ., . Q' ' ' C.. a - - ,Q .,v- , vu' 'CJ -'vi N gi MV -an . 4 u I 'M i I .pt 1- K . 1 vigix ,..4v-.... ,- ll.. . l'll S'l l'U'f'l' ll Sfiwffiriulzi, K Srmrlm. C XXfilli.1ms, M, Swzirdlick, rl, Tlwvnpson, G. Siilus. SECOND ROW: E. Taylor, K. Storms S , .r. il . -nn IJ YM-.i S, Sun-ly THIRD ROXXW G. Tyrrell. R. Shea-lmn, J. Sheridan, C. Young, R. Tinlfham, R. Smith fi iff Ifill WML' IJ Npimi. j XX'nlfi', R. Wiiliil, A. Stuckus, J. Sccton, T. Wcyland, P. Uplmm. 44 nude ,'2f,S, Introduction to Far East History. Qbsewjng the Science of sound, I 5 i 2 Q Nw, Now about our research paper . . . Translation, lease. , Y P . ,,.g4,wn'fi.Q, w,,w:1,y:f,:fqi ., f . a,,5f.f1,.:,, ii Q. 1 W . R,-Y I 1 ev , 2 S, 'ff Qi I vs. U: 'H 1 N Craftsmen of Canton High. Distance : Rate X Time. i Y 45 S Offczew Wfilliam Kirby. Vice Presidentg Allison Coady, Treasurerg Susan Callahan, Secretary: jerry Govatos, President FIRST ROW: J. Darling, N. DeWitt, B. Dudley, E. Campbell, S. Baker, C, Contois, S. Dean, A. Coady, F. Donaghey. SECOND ROW: S. Balboni, K. Buckley, S. Bucklin, J. Burt, B. Brown, L. Armando, S. Callahan, P. Bailey, M. Abramowitz. THIRD ROW: F. Doyle, L. Bouschell, J. Carrara, R. Crane, Crisilee, C. Devoll, A. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: D. Cougle, F. DiFelice, R. Cocchi, W. Barss, A. Devine, D. Cooke. .1 1-J J, ' X M ara My 6 . , Nj, ...i- ,A -Axn 'v-44 A414 FIRST ROW: D. Farrington, J. Gorton, E. Duquette, M. Goldberg, S. Howard, G. Gilson, M, Gasparatta. R. Foley, M. Fennell. SEC- OND ROW: P. Finger, K. Hannon, E. Galvin, B. Germano, K. Hagberg, A. Gonyer, E. Forsyth, E, Dorkee, H. Gomes, Miss Roach. THIRD ROW: R. Gardner, J. Halley, G. Govatsos, F. Eckler, K. Fisher, L. Gaines, J. Horner, T. Duzan. FOURTH ROW: R. Finn, P. Garrity, E. Hanlon, R. Gray, P. Gabrielle, J. Finks, A. Flanagan, C. Frazier, L. Estabrook. 47 H' ' W FIRST ROW: M. Toomey, T. Ulman, D. Salus, C. Standish, D. Shaw, C. Stevenson, T. Warner, V. Trenholm, J. Webber. SECOND ROW: L. Varnerin, P. White, P, Shoenbucker, M. Zaniboni, A. Vallely, N. Zoppa, D. Watson, E. Wesa, E. Yule. THIRD ROW: T. Walker, R. Tatum, A. Stati, D, Whitty, J. Wagner, R. Weir, E. Teague, W. Sampson. FOURTH ROW: R. Young, G. Trotman, A. Smith, A. Tordoff, J. Ward. ' H., ffagr L who glg X ., f A A 3 E 5 3 A ii.: , N. , W igw i .4 A . i 4. 1, , 1 w'--'.. g . ,. , '9 1 ,....4O V. 'mx - f ? 1 5 1 ,E , 5 K ' I 5 2 P 3 ' if 15 'Q r a 4, ,Mi Q as is A52 2: 1 . ' ,Ci , fig ' . -, Q 5 M 4 ' ' Ns. .. It 49 . 5 5 1 .aim ,I ' , -w in A , it JVC t .L ' . E i I HQ' t .1 , . ,t sp N T .af 'Q X K .F-if ' ' 'i't'Y'3.i'7 Q VI' M.- .ga , 5 UMW- ! XXY.llfL'F l5r.1ill.1rd. 'I'rcasurcrg juan Garnhum, Vice Presidentg Linda Vnlla, Secretaryg David Smail, President W FIRST ROW: R. Brennan, S. Cirello, A. Cohen, C. Burt, L. Beasley, R. Bacon, D. Abraham, J. Bowmar, D. Balboni. SECOND ROW: R. Anderson, E. Behrakis, J. Bullock, E. Banks, P. Carr, C. Blakely, J. Clines, J. Baril, C. Alexander, Miss Murray. THIRD ROW: D. Cougle, A. Corbett, G. Colson, C. Armando, R. Brown, P. Celi, R Cantalope. FOURTH ROW: E. Callahan, B. Ambroceo, J. Callahan, J. Cocchi, R. Citrano, C. Correia, B, Brophy, XV, Braillard. 1837, 'C - I- -. ,xl : rl 'i9 fF ' .HJ Q i FIRST ROW: P. Crehan, C, Davenport, L. Devine, J. Garnhum, M. Dwyer, P. Grossman, B. Fulman, M. Dunn. SECOND ROW: V. Doucet, E. Flood, J. Gibbons, P. Gaines, C. Fisher, M, Dutra, G. DeM:1yo. THIRD ROW: R. Dickie, F. Flanagan, A. D'Attanasio, G. Feeley, J. Gefteas, J. Gaspardo. FOURTH ROW: G. Fisher, D. Croft, J. Dennis, J. Gecewicz, R. Dana, R. Foster, J. Fair. 5l FIRST: S. jennison. E. Keegan, P. Holt, M. Kelliher, M. Igo, M. Gilmour, J. Lawrence, C. Irving. SECOND: M. Hayes. L. Heller C Harris, L. Kessler, P. Leary, P. Gifford, C. Gravel, M. Lukaszewicz. THIRD: R. Jordan, L. jaquith, -I. Harding, W. Horigan, W. Glass man. B, Halley. VU. johnson. FOURTH: D. Kelliher, C. Jordan. W. Lawhorn, R. Gray. M. Kincacle, R. Lewis, T. Long. ff, ,, . W 1 6' 'gi' .,,,..... ,J .1-F-. M . ' 5 PW? Q. 2 l':l'Sl' C, l41nf,Il..rf A. Iinlwwrx. M. Mflfflfi T. Pixrlqgxrrl, bl. Olixer. A. Marsh. Sanford. SECOND: C. Roache, V, Noll, Sampson, I .M ',' 1 Y .-l. . l.1m1l.ln. S INIJM, S l'f.,.f. I IUI lilH li 52 Russ. 'l'HlllDj K. Richnrds, If. Munnix, A. Najjnr, H. Pywell, W. Renwick, D. Miley, D. Quinn Nw.-rllmn, R Pmlggursl-zi, A. O'Neil, Snrcevicz, D. Peterson. C. Lundell, R. Mayo, L. Roche. C. Pe tC'1'S I-fs M- fy ul 'ff -Q V! A a x ,,.A , sf.-na. ew EQ ' , : .,j' Y ff 1 if x -f m 'w .ni 3 -f 1 y X l Q Lf' Q5 'Ni' 55,5 , '- 'V 1 4 f 0,- V Yr.. 4 Mi if 1 1 I Q he -I f 31 ! J-0' K . 4 O xi l 5 rf, L-J-'A-,,,.. ,,.,.f-, 4,-f .var-,,... ,f ,gf X Z .-of ,-,,,,,., ,,Z,,. - 1 -1, ,?-- ,,,.-- ,,-Q S '1 ' ' .-7 g 'ig-I,-1 -i 1.--11 M! .l 7- wg A X 1 X avAv1I9 'Q Q S can xxkb' 'F 4 M an X i ,ff I '- lay t -T -- ,..- ,.,. X ng 1 .. 3 Q fllqyguxy fd, Q Ri f ' 'fi I i g A 'M Q ,.,. + 4 si l Al i 0 Ii --g- Z A wi -1 S x Z ff R f- H- S P X X ' L ...--1 -- i- f 5' I5 f , g fi I I f I g 1 4 X u Q 1 x I u' -J' yqiul-I' 1 X 1 - '4 V 0 X Z Z- 4 ,,.- P., 2 ,X fs ,If ..-2 3 ' mu' '-'+ 2 if-iv 2' ,,.f- .i,...-l- l - -il ' - v ...ni . I-I 15,12 W ' Q i i l i l l i FIRST ROW: J. Sullivan, R. Daniels, W. Olsen, A. Fields, A. Radden, A. Uliano, P. Callahan, j. Ruane, J. Kelleher, D. Thomas. SECOND ROW: Coach Moriello, S. Burnham, W. Dean, T. Lyman, E. Cantalope, J. Ambroceo, H. Fitzgerald, P. Pasquarosa, A. Por- caro, K. Oles, D. Correy, E. Lehan, Coach Haines. THIRD ROW: J. Bryant, J. Kelleher, P. Henley, L. O'Donnell, D. Sacco, D. johnson, i M. Mayhew. XX? jenkins. C. Patriarca. C. Wendell. G. Carr, j. Finn. The 1958 football season had a more promising start than 1957, as Canton first topped Rockland, then Abington. 5 Wfhen the Green and White fell to Taunton the next Saturday, they lost not only a game, but a valuable lineman, Steve I Burnham, as well. Canton climbed back into the win column, however by upsetting Don Bosco in a pouring rain. After suffering several setbacks, Canton now faced its arch-rival, Stoughton. The annual turkey-day classic took place on Novem- ber 27. one of the toldest days of the year. The Orange and Black outweighed Canton considerably, nevertheless, Can- i ton held them to only six points in the first half. Eventually,Stoughton's massive ground attack overpowered their adver- 1 sary. , Although continually hampered by injuries to key players, the team produced a favorable record of three wins and five ' losses The season was highlighted by the magnificent backfield running of Paul Callahan and Dave Thomas, and fine ' pissiiig of Paul P..sf.ltiai'osa. jimmy Sullivan awed the spectators with some brilliant pass receiving. Archie Radden, Tony lilltlflfg Iiddie lierardi, and Al lfields were iron men on defense. f,f,ngratuI.itions to the toathes for producing a group of spirited boys of which Canton High could be proud. , ffialvx .Q Qf ., 3 Q' a gi... wa . fe, Assistant Coach, David Hainesg Co-Captains, Paul Callahan, Tony Ulianog Coach, Mario Moriello. - . ' YN, . 5 'P' W . ' , . . llfiffflixg M Bootlegging Off tackle for 9 yards -is AM n v :-X.: :R . -ef ii TOP: J. Ruane, T. Uliano, A. Radden, S. Burnham, M Mayhew, J. Sullivan, Jenkins, K. Oles, D. Thomas, P. Callahan. ,l -V TN BOTTOM: P. Pasquarosa, B u-J One side, Mansfield .. ' v V4 4...J.':i35Ez?+!.5lE! in Over the top O STANDING: M. Maggelet, S, Croft, J. Layman, S. Pariseau, B. Sheehan, S. White, S. Johnston. FRONT ROW: I Russell, R. Kelliher, M. Swardliclc, A. Galvin, S. Leary, F. Donaghey. T f yr ll, laffvyp Sllfffllan zlnfl -Indy Lzlymang Manager Suc Wlmitc GO, Girls, Go gh far STANDING: E. Campbell, L. Lyons, A. Vallely, S. Sturdy, D. Berteletti, N. Lukus, B. Carlson, K. Crehan, A. O' Conner, J. Roache, D. Shaw, B. Brown, T. Ulman. FRONT ROW: M. Abramowitz, E, Gmlvin, C. Stevenson, V Dexter, P. Pesaturo, M. Goldberg, D. Farrington, D. Pavadore, M. Blondell. Our Coaches Get that ball MISS HAYES MISS GIBBONS 'Ka D. 1,19 '..5',,. Yi I i 2 'Wx-'W 'Q -lla O '. -,N ' 'ef ' u 915 5235131 -'fii111:i15Mf2iff? ,. .H.,,vg5yg5zf' Y if 1 -J'g...Q I-, ah ,, -...nh - . .I V, -. .Q nu, .s . .-.-Y, ' if 'r pf if ' ' V' ' -.,,.5'A'Z:V.L': -1. lq . I' f M X. 1 I 1 9? ,wg Vs 1 1 0 ' HW. m Q I YT .Kw- Cw, , 'Q 'S 1 ve 31. 'vu 4 2.555 ' 1 dugg ww A wi sniff , x 1 z ' 4 , ii :- ' pf L 1535: , 'fjf-,Q ,S .s ,' i fg 'I 1 f 2 2? X L ' -Wig ,I - 'ws .. Q N s A L ,L , x m . 1 Yi, ' . e ' nw . Aa. 3 Nj., 1 gil:- iff ,E , X, '4xj,L A If df , I FIRST ROW: A. Galvin, S. Vfhite, R. Morley, S, Sturdy. SECOND ROW: S. Curra, B. Tate S. Pariseau, J. Layman, I. Galvin. '-2 1. K, .7 x A. Galvin, Managcrg S. Curra, Captain. Jump, Bafbafii- lltll r' , l , '41 .fd 2 C , .JLGX F I 1 'i' ,A .J f a...f'u:s R S K l .,--.....-. . .4 ........-... i H H -.. : vi 11 J page f 13 ' FIRST ROW: -I. Kessler, S. Callahan, J, Cirlllo. C. Stevenson, B. Noll. SECOND ROW: M. Abramowitz, J. Darling, S. Bucklin, S. O'Dell, G. Gelson. THIRD ROW: F. Layman, J. McManus, P. Kolis, L. Amarmdo, A. O'Connor. And the score goes up another notch. Time out for Canton A W. Bingay, S. Connolly, D. Thomas, E. Berardi, P. Callahan, J. Butler. 'MN-.' MR, GEORGE KING Canton's Roger Bannister gcwefaff ' , I D. .J .4 0 'qu x ' K My '. 4 J, 0 yuglz.. ,Zak . M1 , I . Af ..-.. . V ' - S W 2 ...N fl il Il ' if-fi ll 23 H Q xi 1 .- e N jf If x PJ! ,fl jg , 'IAAN 45 STANDING: J. Sullivan, L. O'Brien. P. Callahan, VU. Gefteas, Mr. Gibson. SEATED: P. Pasquarosa, S. Connolly, J. Lerner, D Thomas, R. Russell. A. Wfalsh. 1 P 'lg ,Q ,r Vip ! ff . v-115 ' .id--l 1:-.14 I l AAF' 3- 21355 Q6 ROISEERT Gll59ON, Coach Cal 68 SuHyU -1DaVe. 1 uBang Obie :Y 1. P my .E in-M x Q wa gn' .pf LQ? A , . 'S 'w a ,3, 'fx' 1 ' , .5 ' I v u 9 - , A , ' 515 . 1 fy rgffw, ff -4 ??1 'f 45 A Q 'Vg -' A U ,ai 1 5.1 ij. R ' 6 I J, . A f . ' ' ' -x Ki- :N 1, ,A 5. -311,55 M 'W' - ' ,, J . 1 W A V- . 5 ' X - , .4 . , S.. - I F , i , X A ,Q .. , ...z ' 1 ' . Q E , 7 I .. l , f ,..- . . X .. A . ,i --'-' ,2' fa- . 1? f . ...,i1 . , I . 2 ,A 7 Q , -Q: ,1 1 -' Q 5. v vu -k .. 4 A 7 1 ,l 1.45 gy 'W R M .AN . W ., , q f ' .lf I . Amy FIRST ROVU: A. Vallely, S. Leary, M. Blondell, V. Flanagan, S. Croft. M. Swarcllick. SECOND ROW: J. Kessler, N. DeWitt, I. Galvin A. Galvin, S. Curra. THIRD ROW: C. Mennino, L. O'Brien, F. Eckler, A. Porcaro, G. Carr, A. Radden. .fin -N via- - ' l . ..,A.. X xhf A Raf.idf.fn Vita Prcfidefzl l G3l 1Il Pllffcfvllf A CHl fl T1'ul1,l1n'w' . l3l 'I icll Sgfy'LvjJyJ '.....1-1-ns mmm .- : .swf 1 ' Z 0 .! 'rl Y .' 'Z K 2 P f 72 pw ' FIRST ROW: D. Brongo, J. Dailey, Mrs, Dana, Advisor: E. Sheehan, J. Valin, C. Wendell. SECOND ROW: B Taylor, D. DeWitt, J. Hannon, S. Curra, W. Bingay, W. Coffin, A. Freeman. THIRD ROW: N. Kreutel, A. Citrano S. Pariseau, W. Duffy, E, Banks, B. De-Palma, S. Burnham Students who have attained B or better average during their first three years at Canton High are eligible to receive the Pro Merito Honor Society award at the end of their Junior year. On january 27, 1959, the Rotary Club of Canton sponsored a banquet in honor of these Worthy stu- dents. 2444 X EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Elizabeth Sheehan William Duffy 4-Q g . fll fs li Q' -' A ki. ,f F. W BUSINESS MANAGER Rosemary Kelliher ASSOCIATE EDITORS Charles Wfendell, Sponsorg Virginia Flanagan Subscriptions: Harold Fitzgerald, Ads. v., -ffalx M- .. 1551:-L,-,, L- 'P- .Q-., N ' ' 153' T X . ,VK mf, . 4' ',w,Afp',Q- :' Q3-.,. , ,. ,iQgi:Efs:f?? fi2f 1 ff W as save :I . 97? 4 if I -..1 .,. ,, -, 'F -4' X- '. 4' PHOTOGRAPHIER ARTIST Allen lirccdman Diane Abmmowitz SW .rr '31 ., . Q.-. gs ex, s f 9 a 0 9 g' WRITERS: J. Harmon, S. Curra, S. Pariseau, N, Kreutel, TYPISTS: E. Smith, J. Dailey, D. De-Witt, R. Kelliher, A. Citrano. SPONSORS:-FIRST ROW: J. Vitelli, A. Citrano, G. Kenney, ADS:-FIRST ROW1 J- Valli! L- Hall, 5- Pfifi5f?3U, A- GalVlf1, J V. Flanagan, S. Curra, SECOND ROWg C, Wendell, E, Wjppef. Finn. SECOND ROW: P. Carlson. H. Fitzgerald, W. Bingay man, J. Finn, J. Torcloff. B. DePalma. SUBSCRIPTIONS-FIRST ROW: M. Swardlick, C. Roseland, C White, V. Flanagan, M. Blondell, G, Gibbons. SECOND ROW F. Donaghey, L. Lyons, S, Croft, A, O'Connor, J, Layman. ' . 'S x if if Ml 2 FIRST ROYHV: V, Flanagan, S, Croft, J. Bucci, E. Sheehan, A. Citrano. SECOND ROW: M. Swardlick, D. Abramowitz, E. Bowrnar. TOP: Rosemary Kelliher, Captain. 4 S ' ' Og. 51 I.: O ,is i n V ! ' I I 1 A rr X .. ' Q Yea C-A-N-T-O-N! 76 REBER! B. Sheehan A. Citrano F. Donaghey, S. Croft, S. Leary, G. Gibbons, V. Flanagan, C. Standish M. Swardlick E. Bowmar CO-Captains: R. Kelliher, D. Abramowitz Kelley's Team Diane's Team Z 'L4n,.-.-L alll - --M'- A' 5-C . avi., 9 kwa A ff if-+ . 'fi' 3 hx A . 5 Sandra Standish Carol Standish Charles Mennino - Donna DeWitt Sally Sturdy Donald Cooke I i , ' x I 'A ' Carol Wood 5 An 1 . N I 4 Israis 78 f -r , .,f'f1'f 9 . ., -wi f l '- ' ' ii-'ifzwiiff aww FIRST ROW: Y. Duquette, G. Salus. SECOND ROW: B. Dudley, D. DeWitt, C. Wood, E. Comer. THIRD ROW: C. Andrews, N, DeWitt. FOURTH ROW: E. Smith, P. Bailey, S. Callahan, J. Alexander. HEAD MAJORETTES BATON TWIRLER C. Wood, D. DeWitt C. Hutchinson Q I gl S. Croft, Co-Editor: J. Dailey, Editor. EDITORIAL STAFF-FIRST ROW: s. Croft, M. Maggeler, J. Di- Felice, G. Gibbons, M. Abramowitz. SECOND ROW: J. Layman A. Freedman, J. Dailey. 7 3... BUSINESS STAFF-FIRST ROW: B. Dudley, G. Salus, C. TYPISTS-FIRST ROW: E. Comer, H. Sroczinsl-ii, G. Salus, R. llnfclinswn, M. Goldberg, J. Tordoff. SECOND ROW: M. Abra- Kelliher, E. Morton. SECOND ROW: J. Booth, L. Meninno, J. VFUV-ill 9. jolmston, j. Alexander, S. Cleveland. Dailey, A. Brown. 80 I S ' U Y I wmv tbl Ill it REPRESENTATIVES William Duffy William Bingay 4 Q04 ' H 'fr if lmfim 1:1 uv Z- x f ' ,SS -37: A ff 9:31 is if , aw, b . w,1:.f: : I ig, V . 1, 5 .. , ,, . K ' . , .. , ' ' 5 i fpgw, AA X HN 'ii-'K ff, is , ' , 5,3-fglg. ,U , T JW fi? ' lift? 1 sa. i f ' fx 47.1 'plz' Wuxi' , -Nil, V . S. White, Chairmang I. Galvin, A. Radden, Mr. MacDonald, Ad- S White B Connors Delegate' Mr MacDo ld Ad ' I . - , . , g . . na , visor v1sorg I. Finn, D. Thomas. Www 0-can-if Where's the music? ' Zum 82 W ' from Canton. -ming our poppy squad. 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MASSACHUSETTS CompIimen+s of ANN'S LUNCHEONETTE 549 WasI1ing+on SI'ree+ CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CAn+on 6-7052 CANTON PUBLISHING COMPANY Prin'Iers and PubIisI1ers 484 WasI'1IngI'on S+ree+ CAnI'on 6-0006 M BLUE HILL COUNTRY CLUB CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS Where We Enjoy Our Senior Proms POIRIER'S SERVICE STATION Jackson SI'ree'r CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS PETER PIANA 81 SON FIowers for AII Occasions NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE SERVICE CAnI'on 6-086I 22I Neponsei SI'reeI' -I . X GUIDO'S BARBER SHOP WasI1ing'I'on S+ree'r CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS -'X TOWN OIL COMPANY 65 WASHINGTON STREET H CANTON CANTON PUBLIC MARKET LUMBER AND SUPPLY 758 WaSl1Tng'l'On S+ree+ 489 Waghingfon Sfreei' CAn+on 6-006I CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS SAND GRAVEL CompIimenI's of A. A. WILL CORPORATION Turnpike S+ree'r CAn'ron 6-0722 C. W. CROWELL 8: SON Ponkapoag Local Disfribufors for J... I E 557- IIS: 'xwgokgi ' STONE CRUSHED BANK GRAVEI' Qualify Meafs and Provisions S. S. Pierce Fine Foods, Beer and Wine A FREE DELIVERY DAILY CANTON 6-0585 A C0mPIImGI'1IS Complimenfs of of PORTER PATENT SHANNON OIL CO. LEATHER CQ. IO5 Chapman Sfreef Ne ponsei' SI'ree+ CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CANTON. MASSACHUSETTS CAn'ron 6-008 I TORDOFF BRCS. Plumbers and Steamfitters Sfeam and Ho'r Wafer Heafing 73 Pond S+ree+ CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS Flwwz MENS STORE Complimenfs T of NEW TU RNPIKE CAFE Rou+e I38 LINMAR Turnpike S'rree+ MEN'S STORE CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS 594 Washingfon Sfreei' CANTON. MASSACHUSETTS Complimenfs of LEWIS A. SCHOFIELD D. B. A. Compliment, SCHOFIELD, INC. of L. R. WATTLES MPANY CO Canfon Branch Concrefe Forms Con'rrac+or Dedham Sfreei' CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CAn+on 6-l075 . Complimenfs f . f TWSf'W'M of ...gf 3421, 335-Fs5M.:......'E l C A N N . ' Q Q co-OPERATIVE W A I BANK It Jena-.4 . 'ill xl Z EST. l890 STRAND JEWELERS Eli Corman, Gemologisf CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS 5lO Washingfon S'rree+ CAn+on 6-l865 L... I 2 For BeHer Furni+ure Buys Rush +0 CONNORS WAYSIDE FURNITURE CO., INC. Rouie l38 CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS Complimenfs of CANTON SUPPLY CO. 5l6 Washingfon S'rree'r CAn+on 6-0372 ilf nag' zu ' qi! I 1' -Q X-lmfq' - 4 4 i kr- V 1: 'E ' ' f, k ML: lim 1 THE JOLLY CHEF 583 Washingion S'rree+ CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS 'g, A F 1 . A ' aw-Sb FORREST CLEANERS 566 Washingion Sfreei' CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS Free Delivery M. J. DOCKRAY 81 SON Est I897 MRS. JAMES A. DOCKRAY Direcior Air Condifionecl Funeral Home 455 Washing-+on S'rree1' Office 44 High S+ree+' b 1 ,, I?-rw . 5 CANTON REXALL DRUGS JOSEPH D. GALVIN 8: CO 24 Hour Insurance and Real Esfafe Prescripfion Service 703 Washingfon Shear 592 Waslwingfon Sfreef CAnfon 6-0782 CAn'I'on 6-0505 Complimenfs of SKIENDIEL'S DELICATESSEN COBB'S CORNER STOUGHTON. SHARON CANTON LINE CANTON PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE 535 Washingfon Sfreef TEL. CAnIon 6-0782 G. H. LAWLESS CHEVROLET 879 Washingfon Slreef CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CAnIon 6-I20O Good Plumbing Is Imporfanl' E. M. DUGGAN Plumbing and Healing Oil Burners CAn+on 6-I I I2 ...-uv , 1, .A fl, IQ .,, . - .4 - ! - , 4-' ' Q .5 FORREST CLEANERS 566 Wasl1ing+on Sfreei' CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS Free Delivery M. J. DOCKRAY 81 SON Es1'. I897 MRS. JAMES A. DOCKRAY Direc+or Air Condilioned D Funeral Home 455 Wasliingfron S'rree+ Office 44 High Sfreer' lu i M, T .- xy Va f 0 1, 1:1 r Luv' 50' V ,pa .e f ,. , Y IA 1,.. ,oe mga, . WM. U. ,... E, . Lv A 9' ' f Ei? CANTON REXALL DRUGS JOSEPH D. GALVIN 8: CO 24 Hour Insurance and Real Es'ra+e Prescriprion Service 703 Washingfon Sfreef 592 Washingfon Sfreel CAn+on 6-0505 CAn'fon 6-0782 Complimenis of SKIENDIEL'S DELICATESSEN COBB'S CORNER STOUGHTON. SHARON CANTON LINE CANTON PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE 535 Washingfon SI'reeI' TEL. CAnIon 6-0782 G. H. LAWLESS CHEVROLET 879 Waslwinglon S+reeI' CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CAn+on 6-I200 Goocl Plumbing Is Imporfanl' E. M. DUGGAN Plumbing and Healing Oil Burners CAn+on 6-I I I2 STEREO 0 L E5 T V HI Fl M, EK MORO S MARKET CAn+on 6-2060 699 Washingfon S+ree+ CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CAn+on 6-026l E Pon+iac Sales and Service ai' HAYNES GARAGE Turnpike S+ree'r CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CAn'ron 6- I 650 Complimenrs of SCHOOL MAI N CO SUPPLY 57 Pine S'rree+ CANTON, MASS. Complimen+s of Complimenfs ' of SUMN ER BAUMAN AH'orney a+ Law 635 Wasl'1mg+on S'rree+ CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CA-6-2340 DANIEL MALONEY 81 SON Builder CANTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Insurance of Every Descrip+ion OFFICE HOURS 9:00 TO 5:00 630 Washingron S'rree+ CAn+on-6-0802 Complimen+s of MODERN CAB 81 VARIETY 588 Washing+on S+ree+ CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CAn+on 6-O9l0 4 VINCENT AUTO BODY WORKS 363 Neponse+ S+ree+ CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CAn+on 6-I 096 Good Luck 'ro '59ers From FRED MacDONALD and His SOCIETY ORCHESTRA AVenue 2-0829 I3 Hecla S+ree+ BOSTON THE CHATTERBOX GIHS 3 Rockland S+ree+ CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CAn+on 6-I890 To ol .J , EA SHERMAN S 603.321 Plilclpiijlliln l00I Turnpike Sfreef 528 Washing'ron S'rree+ CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS by WM. L. JARVIS JR. CAn+on 6-0230 f T2 if-' f A 5, . 5 N - www rwfl' HM ff M Q, aw!!! , T , 9 gas? T 2251 s H5 ,x-4, 1 '1 ,A , 5-,.-,.,' . , 31 M. me P' M.. , E ' J' 'kk' lmwf' Lrngf tml? A -.L 4 ,,, g . -f - F,,fg,.iA:f 1 5 ':z ' 3 - ' it 'H . ef if N- . Q r , , Q 5 Vi , i I '52 N- ., Complimen+s of ANN'S BEAUTY SALON DANAHY PHARMACY 45 Randolph S+ree1' 550-552 Washingfon S+ree1' CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CAn1'0n 6-l457 Free Delivery on Prescripfions Complimenfs of PLYCO CONCRETE FORM SERVICE, INC. Y mnvw-4-suwughn hx. Mm A V ww, I ,gimp-mm.--gmu,,. MNT W S I Ia'? -and ' ' -, ' ,, A ' we I 54 WasI1ing+on S'rree+ A S - w ' ' CAn+on-6-0440 RUSSELL OIL 81 COAL CO. Range, Furnace and Fuel Oils 632 Washingfon Sfreei' CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CAnIon 6-0470 DICKIE'S GULF SERVICE PAUL H. ALEXANDER One S+op Service CAn+on 6-IO5I 647 Chapman S'rree+ ARTHUR E. ESTEY INSURANCE CO. Complimen-I-S Real EsIa+e and Insurance of I280 PIeasanI' S'rreeI' CANTON, MASS. SPEAR HARDWARE, INC. ffiii CompIeIe Hardware Aff 5' and Houseware MTM E 56 in ' CANTON - WALPOLE SHARON - EAST WALPOLE g T CompIImen+s 'T Q! ff: OT I DYKEIVIANIS PHARMACY .T I, i I ' OI 5 we IVALDI MOTORS HUDSON Sales and Service 395 Washingfon SI'ree'I' CAnI'on 6-0494 Washingfon Sfreef CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CAnI'on 6-0678 Q' H..-,,,,..., , jf' 'gg' qv, Visa, , 1 ' li -.1 urls AC' J A 2-553. f A - .if T J' f'r i E' i 1 , A 1..'5?.i'v ' S M55 Manufadurers of Fine Woolens SINCE I856 Your Pa+ronage of Our Mill S+ore Is lnvifed 28 Draper Lane CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS PURDY Official Photographer of CANTON HIGH SCHOOL 367 Boylsfon S+ree+ I BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Copley 7-6079 Ef- VALLEY-HI VALLEY-HI has so many wonderful feaiures in i+s I307 square fee'r, plus recrea+ion room and garage, ii' is hard 'ro lcnow where +o begin. Three bedrooms and fwo compleie baihrooms are cleverly zoned off in +he upper level. The living level-lci+chen. dining room and living room4is isolaied for quie'r relaxaiion. There is a company-size recrea'rion room for fun or hobbies. complefe wi+h i+s own lavalory and an ouiside door fo a fufure paiio for summer enjoyment and a garage long enough io hold any car De'rroi+ will ever offer. LOTTIE GORA JOE GORA WALNUT KNOLL, INC. Designers - Builders 36 MESSINGER STREET CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CA-6-0628 ffl 'alt I Q2 1--HIHH Take an Ider ister's Advice . . . IT'S SMART to line np job interviews well in aclvance of graduation. Anol one of the best places I know to con- tact is the Telephone Company. Several of ns from my graolnatlng class are working here - and every one of ns loves it. T6l6ph0Il6 jobs are important ones. We have our own training pro- gram which you can enter Without any previous job experience. The pay is good, and you'll get regular raises. Q, Why not come and see our employ- f ment interviewer soon . . . before you H graduate. Ask the Guidance Counselor 3' at your school to tell you when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHUNE 81 TELEGRAPH CDMPANY BUSINESS PATRONS MARY BRADY'S BEAUTY SALON SADDLES 8: SPURS I0 Church S+ree+ Washingfon SI'reeI HESSLER MACHINE SHOP COUNTRY MAID DONUT SHOP Neponse'r Sfreei' R+, I38 J. J. ADAMS. BUILDER FOSTER ESSO STATION Chapman SI'reeI' Turnpike Sfreef FRANK'S SERVICE STATION JIM'S ESSO STATION Neponsef S+ree+ Bolivar S1-reei' DENNENQQ PIZZA HOUSE DIGIROLAMO PAINTERS Sfoughfon Canfon. Mass. CANTON LAUNDROMAT DICK MUGFORDS SERVICE STATION Washing+on Sfreei Washingfon Sfreei' CANTON OIL CO. SIMONS SERVICE STATION Waghingfgn Sfreei' Washing+on SI'I'eeI' ' CARL CLEANSERS H. S. GRAHAM 8: SON FUNERAL HOME Washingfon S+reeI I5 Church S+ree+ WASHINGTON LIOUOR STORE ROACHES LAUNDERETTE Washingfon S+ree'r Washingfon S+ree+ CARADONNA'S LIOUOR STORE DEANE COAL CO. 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