Canton High School - Echo Yearbook (Canton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

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Q XS-A Q if 'i 3 .w Vt. 4 5 f' r A ,'vf,1asfq..: A . ?1 ,'wf' o 1snnQ if-...hi -ve-uf-1 fd-3 M.,-.- - - ...W '1 lwf M QI? 'vm ,- .- , ,,,w,,g,,v,a, - ---v -'sm u-,vu-an S644-Qavzv. W 44110.15 V. V af '41-will 41' 5 '- W .14 v 0 0 0 SCHOOL COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: William Galvin, Superintendent of Schoolsg Paul Galvin, Chairmang Ruth Ruane, Margaret Braeton. SECOND ROW: Joseph Roach, Leonard O,Brien, Daniel Galvin. Robert Moritz, John Morgan. SUPERINTENDENT MMJAQWZZ- J A...-41 'ax K wa- PRINCIPAL ZJWZEZMS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL VICE PRINCIPAL GERTRUDE DANA 0 avg RALPH CLOUGH fl! --JJ 4 'Ib KA! if 'fp 1: if VI' I4 I GUIDANCE JIQRICK Wmfzu. MARGARET FRATES I ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SEATED: Frances Bartlett. Doris Lowry. Clare Roach. STANDING: James Turley. Lloyd Hill. Robert Tighe. .,zv-- LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT SEATED: ,Ieannette Bertrand, French. Latin. STANDING: Robert Tighe. German: Eileen lVIc- Cauley. French: Hubert Dowson. Latin. 2 i , 2 S , gn-I N --' E l -an Ysag ,f I W - SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT SEATED: Wa1'1'e1i Rmx'yer. Frederick Mav- Donalcl. john Ruttner. STANDING: Walter' Strumski. Davirl Haines. Lloycl Hill. I ART AND MUSIC DEPARTMENTS R b Hagglund, John Judgeg Music Marily Cl A p resent. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT R ll Kidd, Robert Gibson, Mary Hay C K' HOUSEHOLD AND INDUSTRIAL ART DEPARTMENTS Paul Callanan. Dorothy Miller. George MCCarthv. is f ,-.f iii I .uv 8-s' A4.- 4 x Y: 1. -M o G mm ,- MXN V sw. ' 'P ,Www x s.i. Q K ' wmv W MMw,. 'WNAWWMM gibklwaw SME' t 1-49' effing uv? JAMES MICHAEL ANDERSON CLAIRE FRANCES ANDREWS JOHN F. BARONAS ufimv Hfflairew 'clohnnyn Wit, now and then struck smartly, shows All things are in common among friends. The birds can fly an' why can't I? 3 Spark- Ambition: Medical Secretary Ambition: Air Force Ambifionf Civil Engineer Pet Peeve: Changing for gym Pet Peeve: Driving Pet Peevef People Activities: Glee Club 1-4: Driver Train Activities: Dance Committee lg Football Activities: French Club 3: Chess Club ing 4. 1: Driver Training 3. 3: Engineering Drawing 4. l with -wwf FREDERICK ALBERT BEAKE 'cFreci,' Is he so quiet and demure? Maybe, but don't be too sure. Ambition: To own a Rolls Royce Pet Peeve: Latin P Activities: Band 1-4: Photo Club 4. JANET MARGARET BECKHAM CGJan79 True art is a reverent imitation of God. Ambition: Grade school art teacher Pet Peeve: Girls wearing pincurls in public Activities: Glee Club 3: Dance Commit- tee 3, 4: Debating 3: Art 3, 4: Driver Training 4. ! ' 1 RONALD JOSEPH BEDARD CsR0n59 Live today, tomorrow is not. Ambition: Teacher Pet PFCIVEI Homework Activities: Chess Club 3: French Club 3, 4, I5 JOAN BEVERLY BOOTH CC ' 5, foanze Those move easiest who have learned to dance. Ambition .' Secretary Pet Pecrc: Lockers Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 1, Clee Club 1, Driver Training 3, Mirror Staff 2, 3, 4, Ficld Hockey 2, 3. 4. Q-f ALLEN JOSEPH BROUSSARD MAI-- The most agreeable of all companion is a simple, frank man. Ambition: Air Force Pet Peerct People with pct pceyes Activities: Mechanical Drawing 4' Hockey 4. Q ALBERTA SUSAN CAFASSO uBerta All things are in common among friends. Ambition: Nurse Pet Peece: Homework Actiz'ities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Knitting Club 33 Driver Training 35 Jr. Red Cross 35 Yearbook Staff 4, Debat- ing Club 4, Glee Club 1. ANN FORBES CAMERON HA11n Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Ambition: Teacher Pet Peere: Themes Activities: Dance Committee 1, 33 French Club 33 Jr. Red Cross 3, 43 Driv- er Training 4. JOSEPH CHARLES BRYANT Gdv,0e'9 There can be no affinity nearer than our country. Ambition: Marine Corps Pet Pecrc: English Activities: Dance Committees 1, 3, Band lg Baseball l, 33 Football Man- ager 1. 4, Basketball 1, 4: Track 2, 4, Art 2, 4: Chess Club 3, French Club 3. BEVERLY ANN CARLSON Bev Of stature fair, and slender frame. Ambition : Clinical Psychologist Pet Pcere: Pessimistic People Activities: Clee Club 1g Color Guard 1, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Softball 25 Field Hockey 2, 3, Art 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 3, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4. I7 SHEILA MARY CLEVELAND Sheila Why so pale and wan, fond lover? Ambition: To work in Boston's First Na- tional Bank Pet Peeve: English 4 Activities: Mirror I, 3, Glee Club 2: Baton Squad 23 Drama Club 3: Debat- ing Club 4-. ':.. HELEN EDITH COLETTI Helen How richly feel the flaxen hair-Over the maidenls shoulders fair. Ambition: Private Secretary Pet Peeve: Running to the bus stop Activities: Glee Club 3g Driver Train- ing 4-. am- -fv V its 'tl fuss. 'gg' W' DAVID RAYMOND CORREY g'Dave,, If a man is worth knowing at all, he's worth knowing well. Ambition: Marines Pet Peeve: School on cold days Activities: Dance Committees I, 2: Glee Club Ig Baseball lg Basketball lg Driver Training 3g Hockey 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN ANN CREHAN Kathy Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Ambition: IBM Operator Pet Peeve: Sister Paula Activities: Glee Club 2: Driver Training 2: Field Hockey 3, 4. SANDRA MAE CROFT HS ,sn UL. Good nature is stronger than tomahawks. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Pet Peeve: Boys who do not shave Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 33 Dance Com- mittees I, 2, 3: Softball 2, 3: Mirror Staff 2, 3: Student Council 3g Drama Club 3: Green Thumb Club 4: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4-g Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4-. ,hm 'Wifi SHIRLEY M. DARRELL 6'Shirlv Ready to split her sides with laughter. Ambition: Medical or Executive Sec- retary Pet Peeve: Boys Activities: Dance Committees I, 2: Baton Squad l, 2: Class Officer 2: Clee Club I, 2, 3. I9 2-v-.zfif 'V' 4 40? W fox if 15,-, .... H+--Q' .I in DONALD E. FISCHER ELLEN COLBY FISH SUSAN DIANE FLOOD Home esta: One good laugh is a bombshell explod- As mtrry as eritltets 15 shi, Om kind. our bonoitd. much iespected ing in the right Place- Ambition : Medical Secretary friend' Ambition: Mechanic Pet Peere: Short boys and school bus A4 'bff1'0'1-' 'feflslm' Pet Peeve: School drivers! Pe! l,t'C'l'f?.' l'l1ony People Act1't'1'ties: Yearbook 4: Debating Club .4Cti1'i!ie5: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3: 4-Q Driver Training 2g Fltxlfl HOClifty 2, 3Q Girls' State 3. -an WY .- 11 1 -FTTEQ'-' - i.1'i'ifVxi: U f Q. 1- '- I 5-' - at -. 4'-i1'tff2?'Qlf L if .A-, ' fr .' ': - -1 fl .? fu ':.9 fS.2f , i ALLEN VINSON FOLLETT STEVEN JAMES FRADKIN LESLIE JOHN FREEMAN C5 93 CC 33 ii 93 Al Steve Les He has that patience which may com- Advertising is the key to world pros- Everyone is a moon, and has a dark pass anything. PCFIIY- sidcgwhich he never shows anybody. Ambition: Race a Cooper Ambition: Advertising Ambigjgng Rf-Search Pllarmaqigt Pet Peeve: American car design Pet Peeve: None Pet Peez'e: Women drivers Activities: Mirror 4g Debating Club 4g Driver Training 4. 2I COLLEEN JOY GAINES C01Ieen', Many children. many cares. No children, no felicity. Ambition : To have five children Pet Peere: Other people's inefficiency Actirities: Dance Committee 3, French Club 3: Chemistry Club 3, Pro-Merito 33 Driver Training 43 Debating Club 43 Yearbook Staff-1. GAY JANE GIBBONS Glcayii There is no outward sign of true courtesy that does not rest on a deep moral foun- dation. Ambition: English Teacher Pet Peeve: Gossips Activities: Clee Club 1, 23 Softball 1, 2g Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Mirror 2, 33 Drama Club 3, Pro-Merito 3, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, Knitting Club 4, Art 4, Yearbook 4. GORDON ROBERT GIFFORD '5C0ra'on,' A quiet man accomplishes much. Ambition: Landscaping Contractor Pet Peeve: Women Drivers Activities: Football 1, Chemistry Club 3, Driver Training 3, Photo Clfub 4. GQ MARIE FRANCES HANNON MARY LOUISE HARDING RICHARD PAUL HENRIKSEN 'fwariew Hillary Louii' '6Dickie Her hair is as black as a raw-n's wing. Ambition: 'lla-iivlivi' Iwi l!l'l'7I'.' Fnolis Activitir'.s: Inn 1-f- Committees l, 2, Clue Klub l: Photo fllub 3: .lI'. R4-fl Cross 3, 1: liaslifftlmll 1.2. il. 22 Honest good humor is the oil and Witte of a good meeting. Ambition .' Nurse Pel Peeve: English Activities: Clec Club 1, Mirror Staff 13 Softball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, Field Hockey 2, 3, Photo Club 3g Driver Train- ing 3, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Knit- ting Club 4. Handsome is as handsome does. Ambition: To own my own business Pet Peeve: Cafeteria Food Activities: Student Council 2g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4. GORDON N. HODNE 4? 'UW WILLIAM HOLT, JR. Gordon 035113, Health and good estate of body are An engineer staunch and true is hc. above infinite wealth. Ambition: Electronics Engineer Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher Peg Peevgg English Pet Peeve: None Activities: Class Officer 1g Baseball 13 Activities: Football 1, 29 Basketball 1, Driver Training 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 2, 43 Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4, Photo Club 33 Boys' Health Club 4. EDWARD KIM HUBBARD GSK' 37 lfn There never was a genius without a touch of madness. Ambition: Retire to Tahiti Pet Peeve: Conformists Actizities: Drama Club 3, Debating Club 3, 4: Mirror Staff 4. WILLIAM DAVID JENKINS CCBill37 A friend to all who know him. Ambition: To own my own business Pet Peeve: Unfriendly girls Activities: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 3, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Health 4. MARJORIE KARAS CCMarge9! The hair is the richest ornament of woman. Ambition: Hairdresser Pet Peeve: Cym Activities: Driver Training 4. Ili GERALD DANIEL KOELSCH Cillerl-y73 A good mind possesses a great kingdom. Ambition: To own my own business Pet Peeve: Snobby girls Activities: Dance Committee lg Basket- ball 1, 2, Drama Club 3, Photo Club 3, 4, Boys' Health 4g Yearbook Staff 4. 23 7 Q Pt 'WX 'avr 3 I 4 A ff U 4 li. 1 - his CLENIENT JOHN LEARY uclemw What is past my hope, is past my care. Ambition : Marine Corps Pet Peere: Getting up for school Actizities: Basketball I: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Class Officer 2, 35 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Ring Committee 25 Dance Committee 35 Football l, 2. 3. 4. SUSAN LOUISE LEARY 6CSUe99 A smile on her lips and a twinkle in her eye. Ambition: Hair Stylist Pet Peere: Pin Curls Actirilies: Dance Committees I, 2, 35 Glee Club lg Class Officer l: Ring Committee 25 Driver Training 35 Drama Club 35 Cheerleading l, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4. EDWARD VINCENT LEHAN c'Calre,, To thee was granted the gift of wit. Ambition: Marine Corps Pet Peezve: School Activities: Basketball 15 Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 35 Baseball I5 Hockey 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 3 as 'S Q i. Nw 1, ' ff fm! rv- yw S, 5 I CONSTA NC E IIAZEL lVlacADAlVl Hfonniei' A- happy and f'ar'f-f1'4-r- as the day is long. Ambilifm: Sevrr-tary iw l'f'l'l wi llolb who vanil dance Mlfliziliffs: llrlllfl' Connnittces 2, 31 Soft- ball 2: Drama fllub 35 Nlirror Staff 45 Driwr 'lrainintf 'lg Yearbook Staff 4. 24 ggi MARGARET MARY MAGGELET 6CMarZy79 A fair exterior is a sign of a good recom- mendation. Ambition: Teacher Pet Peere: Losing things Ar,-liz,-ities: Dance Committees I, 2, 35 Cleo Club 15 Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 45 Softball 25 Mirror 35 Class Officer 35 French Club 35 Drama 35 Chemistry Club 35 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Mechanical Drawing 45 Dr. Tr. 45 Student Council 45 Knitting Club 4. l X ,.. KATHLEEN LOUISE MAHER Kathy A sweet disposition is more valuable than gold. Ambition: Secretary Pet Peere: Teachers who give too much homework Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Driver Training 4. - 'L'-11' -my -,Q ,IW 'rm Nga -Sb, IS e,U4 f kP .DH- s- Ish I IN JOHN DANIEL MARTIN WILLIAM HENRY MCMARTHY LEE ALFRED MCDERMOTT g6Danny5Q CCBIJZSQ CCLee99 By the work one knows the workman. Quiet people are generally happy. A gentleman in the true sense of the iAmbition: Woodworker Ambition: Electrical Contractor Word' lPet Peeve: Homework Pet Peezie: Speeders Ambmam Civil Engineer lActivities: Driver Training 4. ACll'l'ifl'8S-' PIIOIO Club 3- Pff 1'f?ft1'f'f Dirty Cars ...,-womb ROGER THOMAS MCGLOIN Big Daddyv A little nonsense now and then is rel- ished by the best of men. A Ambition: Undecided Pet Peeve: School F 'QQ MICHAEL JOSEPH MICCHELLI HMM' Good humor lights the road to friend- ships. Ambition: Accountant Pet Peeve: None Activities: Chess Club 3, 4g Mechanical Drawing 49 Driver Training 4. Actiz'i1ies: Football 1: Photo Club 3: Dance Committee 3g Driver Training 3g Boys' State 3: Class Officer 4. R , . I was fii-t 3 4,4 :fi CHRISTINE PATERSON MILNE 'fhristinen I am merry when I hear sweet music. Ambiiion: Secretary Pet Peeve: lliemorizing Vocabulary words Activities: Clee Club I. 2. 3. 4g Chem- istry Club 3g Driver Training 4. 25 5-ef 0 - 'ftfis A 1-Il? WU' -I fi annual' 'iif3'1E1'1U ' , -::-- gf-1:2 'L ' X ,gy f . ,- . ,K , Q ,. V , 2 1- :lf -if an-1-:Q-'fa 4 -- 5 . are ,. r.g,1.',-..j'- f iii ' r , 'lf 111.13 4 ,511 0 J, . w. .cW.A.2, nxvy 2: x H X 1 i5'Tf g 452 f ' , 1' H12 f'.'.' , H Yu -xt ' i ?'1.Z3C'2-' ' . If .13 rf. at .,i'1..'X'- ft-.fr ANN NIAXINE MOLWAY Annu Her eyes are stars of twilight fair. Ambition .' Airline Hostess Pet 1Jt'8l6.' Extension phones .-1ctiz'itie5.' Drama SQ Dance Committee 3: Debating Club 3. -1-: Field Hockey -1: Knitting Club -1: Driver Training 4. ROBERT FRANCIS OTNEIL hlfoifi lil: i- of 11 fr fef' anfl open nature. .'irnfn'ln,r12 Uwn my llllelllf H f'f1lf'f'f'1f'.' lJ.xr'1f'll1g1 ,'1fIli7lvflil'Sf list-1-ball 2. 3, 'll lfftfflllllll 2. fi. 1: llofl-4141. IG. 1: Trark lg liriw-r Train- ing: 1. GEORGE CLIFFORD OBUCHON ':Ge0rge,, As happy as a clam at high tide. Ambition: To get rich Pet Peere: Cold pizza Actiz'ities.' Dance Committee 15 Debating Club 4: Driver Training 4. KENNETH W. OLES t g'Kenzov A light happy heart lives long. 1 Ambition: Air Force Pilot I Pet Peeve: Football practice ' Actizfities.' Baseball 1: Basketball lg i Dance Committees 2, 3g Track 3, 43 Foot- 2 ball 1, 2. 3, 43 Hockey 4g Boys' Health 4. ' Q l .- ffzti', g'cL 2. ,. ,. . ff:.if:L9::g,, ilgfbighic 2' 'Q' I '4? !'ff-'Q 51iT5'i 2 !'tf'I' iE:ss,. ilsi ' 37--'x'-'RN ti Ht 0 Y 1- TTT' ? l'- -T? .1 y F,'5'iDh I-ff. . H't.X'. PAUL JOSEPH PASQUAROSE 'sfeslfyi' His enemies will bite the dust. Ambition: Coach Pe! l'ecz'r'.' Dancing Actiz'ities.' Dance Committees 1, 2, 31 Jr. Ring Committee 31 liaseball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football l, 2, 3, 4g Boys' Health 3, 4. ELIZABETH ANNE PETERS CC ' 93 Lzz As gentle as a lamb. Ambition .' Accountant Pet Peezfe: Tests Actizfities: Clee Club 3, 4: Knitting Club 3, 4. 26 I 5 , cf, law lKg6:stLlfi,:4liA R488 Qygir L4 Lqii.ff wtf' ' Ll ' ,4 iq? 'fx I 5 ff-ST f-1fi'f 'l ll fr, M ANTHONY JOHN PORCORO 6gT0ny,, Then he will talk-good gods! How he will talk. Ambition: Policeman Pet Peeve: Homework Activities: Dance Comm. lg Baseball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Student Coun- cil 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 14 'fa af diff at f' 4' 1 ra , A All X., JEANETTE MARIE POWERS PHILLIP QUINN FLORENCE ELIZABETH an Phil,' RAMONAS Always pleasant always kind 0 Ambztwn IBM Operator When 1 think of talkin it 1 of course Pet Peeve Short hair with a Woman Actzutzes Dance Committees 1 2 3 Ambmon Nurge Junior Red Cross 2 Drama Club 3 Pet Peete Chemistry problems Dfwef Tfamln 3 YCafb00k4 Actzvztzes Dance Committee 3 Kmttm 'Vw fuk ra. 'WS' Quit ,na-in '-11 c A13 d - I- -Y- Q W.. 5 KATHLEEN A. REID HCllflfIl'6'.7 Of manners gentle. of temper mild. DOUGLAS GLENN REIVIICK Doug, He who builds a church to Cod, and not to fame, Will never mark the marble .-lmbition: Secretary U I with his name. Pet Peere: Typing 1 h I A bi IVI LOUIS THOMAS RENAUD Maverick', 'Tis good to be merry and wise. Ambilion: Crime Investigator or C.P.A. Pet Peere: A certain girl .-lctziztzes: Dance Committees I, 2. 3: m mon mb er Activities: Debating Club 45 Public Clee Club I: Field Hockey 3, 4: Year! P6tPf'f'1'f'f Wolllell book 4: Debating Club -lg Public Speak- in' 1 g A . Chess Club 4g Driver Training 4. ACfil'l'll'l'S.' Basketball I3 Band I, 2, 4g fur W, Ek 'TIT-L? ,f ji ll! FREDIQRICK GEORGE REVELL CAROL WELD ROSELUND blielf' 'cliuzzsyv I'-iff' i- tbv- it--I of gwldg Aflwreily of A soft anawcr turneth away wrath. V I'3 '- Ambition : Lf-gal Secretary ,fflnbfliwzj 'lo wif'-Ilf' Killer Kon al-ki lip! 1101-1'r'.' Slow drivers ll ' l 7 liimlltl' f1!'fl'Ifl'fil'.S.' Dance Committees 2, 3g Ring .'1f!ff111fw: l f.1.ilialI I. 2: liz:-kv-tball 2g Conini. 3g Driver 'Iraining 3g Field ll-if li'-Q. fi, lluvkr-y 2, 3, 4g Yf'al'bo0k 4. 28 Speaking 4. 'Q'-57 JANE ELLEN RUSSELL 'cfane Ef, A merry heart doeth good like medicine. Ambition: Medical secretary Pct Peeve: Smoking Activities: Dance Committee 2, 3g Driver Training 3g Drama Club 3g French Club 3g Field Hockey 2, 3, 4g Yearbook 4g Basketball 4. GAIL FRANCES SALUS 'cCail,' The press is the foe of rhetoric, but the friend of reason. Ambition: I.B.M. Operator Pet Peeve: None Activities: Baton Squad 1g Softball 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Majorettes 2, 3g Drama Club 3g Driver Training 33 Mir- ror Staff 2, 3, 4g Pro-Merito 3. ,af V 4265? f r' ZIV FRANK ARTHUR SEARLE JOHN J. SEXTON 6'Franlfie,, ufackn Business is the salt of life. What is mind? No matter. What is mat- Ambition: To enter Business College ter? Never mind- pet peevef Money Anzbition: To attend Wentworth Institute Activities: Track 43 Baseball 4g Basket- Pet Pf'C1'f'-' Getting UD f0I' SCll00l ball 4. Actirides: Basketball lg Baseball 1, 2, Football 1, 3, 43 Driver Training 3. No Photo 1 AVAILABLE RICHARD D. SHEEHAN JOHN FRANCIS SHERIDAN Dick Way Hail, iI1d6P6I'1d6I1C6, hail. Good clothes open all doors. Ambition: House Painter fvon Dutch Ambition: Accountant style, Pet Peezfe: French Pet Peevei School Activities: French Club 3, 4g Basket- ball 4. ,,-fa fi, KAREN MARIE SMITH SmitLy', She is dark haired, dark eyed, oh, such dark eyes. Ambition: Medical Secretary Pet Peeve: Secrets Activities: Clee Club 13 Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 33 Drama Club 3g Girls' Health 4: Driver Training 43 Mirror Staff 4g Yearbook Staff 4. 29 ffa, W A WZ f , A Wh ZF 3. Sr.. -:D ' igfvl X.. Zlgf A' I RONALD PAUL SMITH DOUGLAS CHARLES SPENCE 6SAt0m?3 S6D0ug33 By all means use sometimes to be alone. Ambitzbn: Hermit Pet Peere: Conformists Everyday's a holiday. Ambition: Mechanic Pet Peeve: Women drivers Activities: Football 1. HELEN S. F. SROCZINSKI CSSr0?, i Good manners are the coin of virtue. , Ambition: Secretary J Pet Peeve : Homework Activities: Majorettes 13 Glee Club 1, 3, 49 Mirror Staff 2, 3, 43 Knitting Club 33 i Driver Training 4. 5 N gi . -is ,- i 4 ,f 5- 3 ' 3 ARTHUR ALBERT STOCKUS Archie A man at peace with all below. !1f7l1ll,ll'0Il.' Engineer l'et lIf'f'lf'.' None Aclizilies: Football I3 Baseball I3 Foot- ball -xianagcr 2, 33 Driver Training 3. 30 Q , -6- 1' , 4 Q A H . ...J .. . SARAH COLE STURDY G6Sally79 A well-bred woman is always complaisant. Ambition .' Teacher Pet Peeve: English Activities: Glee Club lg Dance Commit tees 1, 2, 33 Softball 23 Basketball 2 3, 4g French Club 33 Driver Training 33 Pro-Merito 33 Orchestra 3, 4g Music Ap prcciation 3, 43 Yearbook 4. FT ' v VIRGINIA LOUISE SULLIVAN GCGinny9, Here is more than a smile-It's a sonata. Ambition: History Teacher Pet Peeve: English Activities: Clee Club lg Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3g Driver Training 43 Knitting Club 43 Music Appreciation 4. 'S G- I MAXIN E SWARDLICK 66MaCky9J She tells you flatly what her mind is. Ambition: Nurse Pet Peeve: Lack of school spirit Activities: Glee Club 1, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4g Dance Committee 33 Student Council 3, 4: Driver Training 35 Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Health 4. v'9'w lT i ti 9' , ' CONRAD VICTQR SWARTZ EILEEN LORRAINE TAYLOR KWOO Woo Cannot youth save the world? Ambition: To Rule the World Pet Peeve: Studying Activities: Drafting Standards 4. JUDITH THOMPSON 5Cludy97 ANN LINDSAY THOMSON CCAnn93 A maid, modest, yet self-possessed. Quietly and cheerfully she goes from day Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Cliques Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Driver to day. Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Bad manners. Training 4. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Music Appreciation 3, 4. '6Eileen As quiet as a mouse is she. Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Tests Activities: Clee Club 3, 4g Knitting Club 33 Drama Club 3. 5 rg 3'1 3 ROBERT LAWRENCE TINKHAM Bob Little friends may prove great friends. Ambition: To be the first inhabitant on the moon. Pet Peeve: Spelling Soeur in French Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating Club 4. 3I I DlDN'T HAVE A THING TO WEAR. 'G Ji GEORGE THOMAS TYRELL George', A penny for your thoughts. Ambition: To graduate Pet Peere: None PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 5' . M 1-T it THOMAS WILLIAM WHELAN C6T0m!7 Life is too tame. I want excitement! Ambition : Beatnik f'f't llf'lfl0.' ClfJfiH 32 L if , I 1 ,. Q Q 5 ' 1 :gg . -J H- X fx. .f-,T A4 ...U- ' 1 Not Shown WARREN THOMAS DUZAN CCT0m73 The happy-go-lucky type. Ambition: To be my own boss Pet Peeve: Tourists .441 -sr-ff? '-ev CAROL ANN WILLIAMS The Duchessv Better friends I'll not be knowing. Ambition: Operate Univac Machines Pet Peeve: Girls who bleach their hair Activities: Driver Training 3g Glee Club 4. .3 v i LEO PAUL VARNERIN GGLe039 Work fascinates me. I can sit and watch it for hours. Ambition: Truck Driver Pet Peeve: Work Activities: Driver Training 3. s fl!- A? HELEN ELIZABETH WILSON C6Hel79 A daughter of the gods, devinely tall and most devinely fair. Ambition: Hairdresser Pet Peeve: Cliques Activities: Glee Club Ig Field Hockey lg Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Color Guard 1, 25 Photo Club 3. vigk, RUSSELL HOWLAND JR. CCBIIICILD There's no going to heaven Ambition: Drive my Ford to Pet Peeve: Women drivers ACfl'lVili6S.' Dance Committee 1, 2, 3g Driver Training 3. P rr i W W X ir H 1 lf CARL THEODORE YOUNG A.. IN MEMOF Carlos Of Money IS the life blood of the nation '11 JOHN WILLIAD P Ambmon To become a milllonalre Z 1 OIC L Pet Peeve Homework Apnl 5 1942 Jul Club 3 To thoQe who know t Will we ever forget that day in September of ,56 when as proud graduates of the eighth grade. we began our first day as freshmen at Canton High? Remember how mixed up everything seemed . . . not only that first day. hut for several days thereafter . . . we were never sure if we were doing the right thing at the right time? Finally. after getting everything straightened away and fitting ourselves into our new life. we began our high school years. Then came the day when we had the election of class officers . . . those who would be the leaders of our freshman class. After the campaign was over. we had selected Susan Leary. President. Paul Pasquarose. Vice President Xlarcia Blondell. Secretary. and Willian' Holt. Treasurer. Also. in the fall of '56 our freshmen cheerleaders were chosen. Nfaxine Swardlick. Captain. Sandra Croft. Susan Leary. Nlargaret Nfaggalet. Joan Booth. Diana Ber- teletti. and Barbara Cataldo were peppy cheerleaders. Our officers planned and worked out a fine schedule of me-nls. one of which was the Freshman Frolicf' held on Xpril 5. 1057. Johnny Adams and Gay Gibbons were f'rownerl King and Queen. Another event which was planned was our f-lass trip to Nantasket on the last day of -ch fpfi I. ffxcryone had a good time and returned home lin-fl lvut I vifw king forward to a summer vacation. li'-turning in the fall of 157 as sophomores. we had more poise than we had had the previous year. We elected Paul Pa-rpiarosr-. VQ'illiam Dean. Shirley Darrell. and fllwn ln-ary as President. Vice President. Secretary and 'fi1f'2I'llI'f'I' rf'-pf'f'liX'f'ly. fllllI'flUj1llUUl the year they Con- duflwl our business in a democratic manner, making 34 CLAS plans for the Sophomore Hop which was held on March 14, 1958. The gym was gaily decorated in the theme of St. Patrick's Day, and everyone enjoyed himself. Maxine Swardlick and Sandra Croft were chosen to be varsity cheerleaders. In the spring of this year we had a class meeting and Susan Leary, Carol Roselund, Joyce Clark. and our four class officers were nominated for the ring committee. They carefully looked over all the possibilities and selected a gold ring with a blue stone which we were to receive the following year. As Juniors starting out in the fall of 358 we were a far cry from the shaky, frightened freshmen of two years ago. Early in the year we elected the following class officers: William Dean. President: George Carr, Vice President: Margaret Maggelet. Secretary: and Clem Leary. Treasurer. They served us efficiently, and because of their work our class had a prosperous year. In February of this year a great event took place . . . we moved into the new high school. We then occupied homerooms 205, 207, 105. and 109. Members of our class were chosen to be on the Stu- dent Council. They helped make this year one of the Council's most profitable. The members were: Susan Leary. Sandra Croft. Maxine Swardlick. Marcia Blondell. George Carr. and Anthony Porcaro. New additions to the cheering squad during the bas- kethall season were Susan Leary and Gay Gibbons. The high spot of the year was our Junior Prom which was held on May 22nd. The theme was L'Starlight Son- ataf, Louis Renaud and Judy Johnson were crowned qisroav King and Queen. Also in this year, Susan Flood, Louis Renaud, and Lee iMcDermott were chosen to represent our class at Girl's and Boy's State. At the class of 1959's graduation exercises, ten mem- bers of our class received the Pro Merito award for at- taining a MBR or better average in their first three years of high school work. Our third year came to a close with the annual class trip to Nantasket, which took place on the last day of school. All had a good time and we returned to Canton early that evening. The last rung on the ladder was reached as we returned as seniors. Here again We immediately started with the election of our class officers for the biggest year of our high school career. This was done with care, and for Presi- dent we elected Lee McDermottg as Vice President, Diana Bertellettig as Secretary Marcia Blondell: and as Treas- urer ,leanette Powers. Our yearbook, Wllhe Echo, was a tremendous task involving a lot of detail. But it was well handled by Colleen Gaines, Editor-in-Chief and Gay Gibbons. Senior Editor and the edition was a successful one. This year Maxine Swardlick was elected Captain and Sandra Croft Co-Captain of the Cheerleaders. Margaret Maggelet and Marcia Blondell became members of the squad during the football season. Our field hockey team had a fairly good season. It 'Ir X.. . XT K' af r. Q . Q ' was captained by ,lane Russell and managed by Gaines. To touch off our victory march for the Thar Day Game, the night before we had a monstr fire and rally, which really created enthusia biggest thrill of our senior year came the next d our victory-minded football team. captained '6Pesky', Pasquarose, defeated Stoughton by a score of 18-8. This was a welcome victory not the students but for the whole town. Early in December the planning and prepar. the Senior Ball got underway. Its date was se' 23rd of February at the Blue Hill Country Cl was a thrill and pleasure to see all of our el so fashionably turned out. ln January work started on the Senior plaj was under the direction-of Mr. Tighe. The r entitled '4The Family Man. It was held on the April and G. Gibbons. S. Croft. K. Reid. J. Rl Cleveland. J. Cirello. J. Sheridan. C. Swartz. bard. and J. Bryant all starred in the productio' Senior Week was a busy one. The parties. and class trip made an exciting finale to our days at Canton High School. And now. as we leave Canton High on ffrz night. all of our days flash by as though on screen . . . the hard work. duties. fun and ex- all are now in the past. We shall never forget th iations and the wonderful and helpful faculty wf our support through our four years. These will that we shall always look back on with the for memories. Though we didnt realize it at the tim were among the best days of our lives. MARCIA BLONDE LAST WILL AND TESTAIVIENT OF THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY Norfolk and Commonwealth of Massachusetts. being of sound and memory and understanding. do hereby make. publish anhd declare LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. To our beloved underclassmen. we bequeath the following: JAMES ANDERSON leaves a pair of split eye glasses to someone y sonality. CLAIRE ANDREWS leaves all her homework to P. Maher. JOHN RARONAS leaves a parking space for Bill Kirby. FREDERICK BRAKE leaves a parking space for an underclassman car. JANET BECKHAM leaves her artistic ability to anyone who wants it. DIANA BERTELETTI leaves her laugh to anyone who can stand it. MICHAEL BERTELETTI leaves all his homework. CONSTANCE RLACKMAN leaves a red MG to anyone yy ho likes to . , . - . 1 p MARCIA RLON DELL leaves her activities at RC. I-Iigh to Pauline I-Iolt JOAN BOOTH leaves her dancing ability' to Nancy Zoppa. ALLEN RROLISSARD leaves all his girl friends. JOSEPH BRYANT leaves his trampoline antics to Charlie Patriarca. ALRERTA CAFASSO leaves some of her weight to Pauline Bailey. ANN CAMERON leaves her job selling milk and ice cream. REVERLY CARLSON leaves her seat in the cafeteria to Rosemary Rich GEORGE CARR leaves his love for tests for any Jr. boy who shares it. MARIE CATER leaves her old glasses to Dottie Shaw. J LDITH CIRELLO leaves her red hair to Carol Standish. JOYCE CLARK leaves her job in the cafeteria to Karen Morgan. SHFILA CLEVELAND leaves her blue nail polish to Janet Alexander. I-IELEN COLETTI leaves her long hair to Diane Salus. KATHLEEN CREHAN leaves her height to her sister Paula. SANDRA CROFT leaves one slightly battered hockey stick to Jane Kele SHIRLEY DARRELL leaves a hearty laugh to a quiet underclassman. VIRGINIA DEAN leaves her like for shorthand to anyone who wants it VIIILLIAM DEAN leaves Seniority to the Junior class. VIRGINIA DEXTER leaves a pair of leotards to a girl with pretty legs. JOYCE DIBIASIO leaves her petiteness to Pauline Bailey. THOMAS DLTZAN leaves an eight foot patch of rubber. BARBARA FAIR leaves her dislike for Gym lo anyone else who feels th DONALD FISCHER leaves his brains to his brother Ken Fischer. ELLEN FISH leaves her Harvard book covers. SLISAN FLOOD leaves all her books to her sister Ellen. ALLEN I'IOI.I.l'fT'I' leaves his Ferrari in the school parking lot. STEVEN FRADKIN leayes a cigar. Bible. and a bottle of whiskey. LESLIE FREEMAN leayes his Latin homework. COLLEEN CAINES leayes her job as manager of the hockey team to count hockey balls and fold pinnies. GAY CIRRONS leaves one. old. unwashed gymsuit to her sister. Joy. GORDON GIFFORD leaves tht- good cafeteria food. MARIE IIANINON leaves her height to Nancy Zoppa. MARY LOI' HAR DING leaves all the wonderful classes with lVIr. Haines to anyone who can stand history. GORDON IIOIJNE lcaycs Mrs. Green with a quiet oth period class. WIl,l.IfXM HOIII' If-aw-s tlit-531-ft scat. lst row in Room ZI5. KIM Ill LHIMRIJ It-au-s his mind to anybody who can find it. WILLIAM JENKINS lcavcs his cnd position on the football team to ICYTY Calla lllilt ALI? KOIQLSCII la-axes his love for French to Francois Dc Felice. fQI,lfMEN'l' Llf-XRY It-aye-s his position as captain of the hockey team to the Jet junior. any one who can SUSAN LEARY leaves her love for boys to Frances Donaghey. EDWARD LEHAN leaves his knack for getting into trouble to Frannie De Felice. CONSTANCE MACADAM leaves C.H.S. MARGARET MAGGELET leaves her dimples to Barbara Feldman. KATHLEEN MAHER leaves her studies to her sister. Pat. JOHN MARTIN leaves his curls to Bud Flanagan. WILLIAM MCCARTHY leaves a pair of sneakers for Bruce Murphy so he can catch the Sophomore girls. LEE MCDERMOTT leaves a firm handshake to Clare Roach. ROGER MCGLOIN leaves empty notebooks to Albert Staiti. CHRISTINE MILNE leaves her love for classical music to Karen Hagberg. ANN MOLWAY leaves her fights with Gus to Carol and Cappa. GEORGE OBUCHON leaves a pair of dirty gym socks. KENNETH OLES leaves long school days to Lornzo. ROBERT O,NEIL leaves his catcher's mitt to Andy Anderson. PAUL PASQUAROSE leaves a pair of size I2 football shoes to Charlie Patriarca BERNARD PIZURA leaves his good driving to Skip Yule. ANTHONY PORCARO leaves quiet classes behind him. CAROL POWERS leaves her bleach-blond hair to Marilyn Lyons. JEANETTE POWERS leaves her pony-tail to Karen Morgan. FLORENCE RAMONAS leaves her gift of gab. KATHLEEN REID leaves her muddy walks to school to the Whites of Legion St. DOUGLAS REMICK leaves his trombone. LOUIS RENAUD leaves his headaches. FREDERICK REVELL leaves his hockey stick to Roy Renna. CAROL ROSELUND leaves her love for school but not for David In Michelle Moroze JANE RUSSELL leaves her ability to read lips to Jerry Mahoney. GAIL SALUS leaves her position on the Mirror to Janet Alexander. FRANK SEARLE leaves his height to Al Staiti. JOHN SEXTON leaves football practice to Jack McLaughlin. RICHARD SHEEHAN leaves his suave. long. curly hair. JOHN SHERIDAN leaves his vast French vocabulary to anyone who can pronounce it. KAREN SMITH leaves her Dadis bar to anyone who can find the key. DOUGLAS SPENCE leaves his speeding tickets. HELEN SROCZINSKI leaves her seat at the lunch table to Elaine Mogliano because she is always sitting at the end. ARTHUR STOCKUS leaves his shyness to Richard Tatum. SARAH STURDY leaves her clarinet to Alison Coady. VIRGINIA SULLIVAN leaves her dimples to Valerie Grenholm. MAXINE SWARDLICK leaves her position as captain of the cheerleaders to a Junior with patience. CONRAD SWARTZ leaves rubber in the parking lot to any underclassman with a car. EILEEN TAYLOR leaves her height to Susan Callahan. JUDITH THONPSON leaves the mole on her right cheek. ROBERT TINKHAM leaves his fabulous tie collection. GEORGE TYRELL leaves his brains to Gerry and Ed. LEO VARNERIN leaves the school to the younger generation. THOMAS WHELAN leaves his co-ordination to Herb Peterson. CAROL WILLIAMS leaves her blond streak to Shiela O,Brien. HELEN WILSON leaves 2 3f4lf' to Karen Hagberg to make her 6' tall. JAMES WOLFE leaves his hockey position to Jack Nugent. RUSSELL WOOD leaves his locker door with a dent in it. DORIS YOST leaves her space as last girl on the list to Nancy Zoppa. CARL YOUNG leaves his used gym sneakers to anyone who can fit them. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hand and seal this sixth day of June, nineteen hundred and sixty. X, I PERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC U MOST ARTISTIC x W 1 ' W T T .S ' Q3 QQ iw fiKLr'N2'- V75 rf S ' f ef e A 1 EU . Elf-Qffn ge , . In v, U A Q, S '- 1 4? f 1 wx ,J-'- f Sandra Croft Paul Pasquarose Janet Beckham 7 joseph Bryant MOST TALRATIVE BEST LOOKING 'R Q' - if 0 T? 4' bi., . xnxx I' , ' ' -lfilf' fr lx -fi I Q! ' -? lf,nn,gfS - f W on -' 426: i If xg F f Anthony Porcaro Florence Romonag Cai-nl Rnselund Richard Henriksen BEST DANCERS CLASS FLIRTS X X' ,Ql T Li- V - V Zi- X Dkf LJ in J L !' T N X B., Rfrffcr Nlcfiloin N -Ioan Bfmlh F N X Maxine Swardlick George Carr X1 MOST WITTY 1 MOST BASHFUL 3 , g X 0 4 'gh- , N Q Tl M if C T71 WW I, G , -. X4 Q., lj J PX 7 mb NIC! LQ ' 0 ' T ff A K U HEL af W li X 1 , Ma1'yLou Harding Eddie Lehan Ch1'iSfiH'2 Milne Fred Beake MOST COURTEOUS MOST CAREFREE F1 f T1 my 5 Q f by y 2 T- Q3 X 6 JT L 643 www w big wifi wif f fa' if , aa 1 2 is XX Q I 1 T aa T ru gg, Ci3I1IliCM3CAdgITlS -f , L H Lee McDermott GayGibbons 'l Clem em? TYPICAL SENIORS C Q A - X Q lf f ... .Q fa2iy-- T f ai ' T' 3 'gk milf 7 K Q1 'QD MN Q0 3.3 ff' M T X 4 N' Jffl X ' 1 X NX r f - 1 Susan Leary George Cam' BEST DRESSED MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED ,T V x 2' W. N Q 5 3 ' 2 'll 'vi' was W: N 'X ' ' Lp -, ii: . lg cw ,Y ' - X U55 ' LQ, it Tj 3 fl AU xl in A 5 Marcia Blondell Allen Follett Colleen Gaines jay Sheridan 'Sl' JU IOR PROM KING AND QUEEN Judy' 1011115011 Louis Renaud GRAND MARCH wwf' Suk J 2 .454 OH, HOW WE DANCED . .. YOU, AND THE NIGHT AND THE MUSIC ,mv 1,7 -. 3 -Yr CAST Emory-Kinr Hublnarcl .-111'm'fCay Cilmlmns Hazel-Sanclra Croft lvcrn-Jay Slrericlan Ruth-Jucly Cirello C01'1'y jue Bryant Rrzlplz-Conracl Swartz Dwlflfzlf-Ja11e Russell ,lI1'll1'C1'11!-Kathy' Reid S110-She-ila Clvvelanfl 2 ll? MTHE FAMILY lVIAN'9 Pruflucefl April 1. 1960 Uirectecl by Robert Tighe li 0 w fff QP J! jgW2WfZfjWwfMZfw 6362- W sg K MZWWQZWQMQE SW QWWWWW R25 Mfjw? 2 jg Af EQ? X fm fikvbigxgkgii if Pi? ix vf A wwxgjfo mmf CVWW11, WM wifi? SE SS M WMS rw war, !,,,1l Q xlmxxlhi l' V 'WMM M5 Hiwlfi, H' WX : ' N E xg x sf . 1 My lf' ? M -',', 'xs .jj x7 orfrlg 0 'W MII! bb Q3 cj 3 3 EC? Q5 , Avi . ww 319 B Xigjfiye Q61 23' Maw RQ Xl 0343 7960 w w 1 r w YN ' f il ll i VL Afi I If Z - ii: ll. no 'B 'Y-phlfu . ...M , tif L v- 4.43 ,, ,. 'uan.ns I nun A fg unassi- 3 5, - 1:44 1 Faq, f .41 1 Q T' I C A .x 3--F1 :AV 1 VN Citi ww .vt ax , ,.., .3 -9 Sf a is-Y A any v . - L -M X gr .v wife-39. Wt F5 ' , ,, -X :--fl sr' , X I .,.,,,L--wr ' 4 Rvws? ,N ' QV ,,....l--'W an Y-var 4 :WS 'fs fr Q ?w'? ' N ,QF - 'F , 5 in if UNIOR HO EROOM 205 FIRST ROW: A. Coady, M. JTIJIIIIHHWIIZ, S. Rake-r, N. 111-Will, F, IIIIILIQIIVX. .l. llurt. 5. Ruklin. SECOND ROW: f Dgvoll, A, Anderson. .I. Alffxzurclc-r, B, Dudley, E. Culnpbei-II. 5. IILlIIL1IlLlll. P. Ruilvy. I.. .'X1:111u111lw. K. Rumiklcy, F. Doylff. My Turley, Tcuvller. THIRD ROW: WI. Rarss. If. Raul. D. Cooke-. I,. Duguny. R, Rruxvrr, Al. IIIPIINVIIVII. D. IIUIIQIF. A. Devine. Crisilec, R. Crane. .IU IOR H01 EROOM 207 FRONT ROW: .I. Gorton, M. Coldberg, M. Juyu-. E. Forsylll, H. flmlle-N. ll, I'ILll'1'IIlglI1lll, IC. Durkcc. XI. Iluspurullu. S. Howu K. Hannon. SECOND ROW: Mr. MacDonald, T1-uCI1C1'. .I. Kvllrgln-1'. .l. Irxing. ,l. I1-xing, I'. Kc-Ilillcr. Il. Inleggic. K. Hugln- NI Fennc-Il B Gcrmano Q ,IOIIIIQIOII I Fink' J Halle '. THIRD ROW: R. Iunvlli. K. Ifiivllcrg R, Finn. D. Jrvllnson. I . . . . ., . . , . N, . y Esterbrouk, T. Duzan, G. Govutsos, P. Carrity, R. Gardner. JU IOR HOMEROOM 10 FRONT ROW: M. Lyons, F. Layum, L. Lyons, P. Knowles. L. IA.-xim. J. Kfwflvr, P. Kolb. SECOND ROW: C. Meniunw. C, Lenhart. J. McManus, N. Lutkius, J. I..Lll1lJJiLlSL', R. Lind, Mrs. Ul'Pl'llC. 'l'mu'l1c1'. THIRD HOVV: R. Lune. P. Lund. J. H1- Loughlin. M. Mayhew, P. Landon, J. LOUQJIJJII, S. Lane. D. Mulmlllwul. UNIOR HOMEROOM 107 'I' CF ' . . Y X r I . I ,fu 5, ! f s 'Q J I f -Q ' E . 5 J IVHUYI' HOW: H. Xlurlf-y, S. Url:-ll, S. Ruuwllf-, J. Mnrlfm, E. JXIUJJQLIILIIIH, A. IH-.11-fimm. A. O'Cunner, J. Roache. SECOND HOW: C. HLIIPJILIVJ. J. J,!'flUfJHlilll. J. O'Nf-il, H. O'KCcfv, R. Millv. J. NJl'kt'l'5flH, H. Nlitvlu-ll. Hin Mcadv. Teacluw. THIRD IIOVLH l., O'IJ1.nm'll. H. l'4-11-rum, C. J7LllI'Jllf'Ll. J. Reynolds, R.U'N1'iJ,ff.Pl'iIIlLl4'Ji,R.RLlylll'l1 48 J UNIOR HOMEROOM 11 ,,.. A, 3' . an E sg g 5 i 2, 3 . ? z .1 E s , 3 Z 3 , Q 3 f FRONT ROW: M. Zllllllllfblli, N. Zuppa, D ROW: A. Sluili. R. Smith, V. Trvnllolm. R. Tatum, A. Smith, J. Ward, D. Sacco, Qulus, D. Slluw, R. Wi:-r, ff. SICXUIINIPII. X. Wldtukvr. X. Vulh-lay. SECOND L. Standish. C. Wl1iI4'. XY. Yuung, lf. lingvrx Mix- Finn-. VIwQ'Llf'llCl'. THIRD ROWH AX. Tnrdoff, J. Wugm-r. l'. S4'll4I1'Illlll1'l'i1'IA. 3 Ami ,.v-- ,,..--1 3 JV ,M- 'T' fl. Q .A-..---v 7 .,-L---v' 1 ,..,..n. . ...A , ' ,fin--Tv'- L Q 0 .4 ...Q---vo-qu-A O OPHOMORE HOMEROOM 210 Fig FRONT ROW: R. Bacon, D. Abraham, J. Bowmar, D. Balhoni, A. Cohen, J. Bullock, J. Baril, J. Clines, C. Blakely. SECOND ROW: Teacher, Mr. Dowson, D. Cougle, P. Celi, E. Callahan, R. Brennan, C. Burt, S. Cirello, A. Corbett, C Alexander, W. Brophy. THIRD ROW: J. Cocchi, R. Brown, G. Colson, R. Citrano, J. Callahan, C. Armando, D. Croft, R. Anderson, D. Butterworth. OPHO ORE HOMEROOM 212 R .5 -is E fu FRONT ROW: M. Dutra, P. Crossman, V. Doucet, M. Dwyer, J. Doherty, D. Fuoco, E. Davenport, C. Fisher, L. Devine. SECOND ROW: R. Dana, J. Fair, P. Dwyer, M. Dunn, J. DeMay0, J. Dennis, A. D'Attanasio, Mr. Buttner, Teacher. THIRD ROW: P. Dwyer, R. Dickie, J. Cecewicz, F. Flanagan, G. Feeley, J. Casparotto, R. Foster, J. Gefteas. OPHOMORE HOMEROOM 216 0104 FRONT ROW: H. Tullock, B. Shughrue, E. Sheridan, J. Sampson, B. Zoppa, J. Weir, C. Yule, C. Stockus, J. Sanford. SECOND ROW: J. Walsh, T. Ronuyne. C. Widberg, S. Russ, J. Wood, E. St. Jean, C. Yeomans, Miss Roach, Teacher. THIRD ROW: R. Stockus, R. Sieberg, R. Toleno, A. Teague. R. Teague, R. Tucker, R. Sear, R. Simpson, L. Roach. OPHOMORE HOMEROOM 213 l'HON'l' HOW: C. Irving, J. Luwrf-nm-, l'. Igo, P. Leary, P. Holtc, E. Kingsley, L. Kessler, M. Kelleher, P. Gifford. SECOND HOW: 'lif'l1 lIf'I', Nlifw Jif'flI'2lHfi, M. Kincaid:-, C. Crawl, M. Hays, Jenniaon, A. Conyer, L. Heller, E. Keegan, S. Harris, li, llallfj-. .l. llarflingf. THIRD ROW: R. L1-wis, R. Cray, W. Johnson, D. Kcllilicr, L. Juquitll, J. Hay, W. Horigan, R. ,l':r'l.xr1.,l'. Long. J. KH-ff-. i 'Ii il 11 ne, - Ar ,. J- si' ' - J ,,. , . S ,-- I f Ltiggg., 3' ew 4 T 5 , V PM 5,2143 K 'fb' uv ' 1963 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Joseph Teague VICE PRESIDENT: Richard Hagberg SECRETARY' C l St k' , . aro rums 1 TREASURER: Donna Swardlick FRE HMA HOMEROOM 201 FRONT ROW: C. Conopka, E. Behrakia, P. Cleary, C. Bosanquet, E. Blackman, M. Bedard, M. Blaustein, P. Carter, L. Chamberlin, E. Bravenian, D. Daly. SECOND ROW: W. Conopka. B, Beekhani. B. Coarly, P. Camarra, ,I. Croke, S. Burke, L. Beasley, N. Becker, M. Brady, W. Blakely. P. Archer, W. Berteletti, F. Carpenter, S. Dexter, Miss McCauley. THIRD ROW: R. Beal, R. Chandler, C. Correia, A. Benson, H. Cullity, I.. Cole, T. Carmieliacl. P. Coleman. D. Brown. Consolvo, C. Coffin, B. Berglund. FRE H A HOMEROOM 202 FRONT ROW: D. Fradkin, M. Forsythe, L. Harding, P. Gaines, J. Grayherl, I. Frazier, J. Giampietro, D. Dumaine, K. Gustafson, D. Holte. SECOND ROW: J. Farrington, R. Fuoco, R. Finnell, P. Hansen, B. Hannon, S. Greene, D. Hale. K. Grover, R. Healy, S. Gaines, Mrs. Lowry, Teacher. THIRD ROW: I. Harris, R. Holt, J. Dunlcavy, D. Hodne, W. Gibson. M. Fitzwilliams, I. Goodall, G. Fitzgerald, L. Flanagan, F. Harrison, R. Freedman, P. Hagan. l FRE HMAN HOMEROOM O8 ' 1-ar! FRONT ROW: J. Statia, I. Tenn, B. Thornhill, D. Whittington, F. White, L. Taylor, M. Teague, N. Shugru, K. Thomas SECOND ROW: J. Thornhill, R. Thompson, D. Smith, H. Trayers, C. Strumski, D. Swardlick, F. William, T. Whitworth M. Bowyer, Teacher. THIRD ROW: P. Uliano, G. Wesley, J. Tullock, C. Thibedeau, N. Wentworth, J. Teague, A. Wieder hold. If E xz- ' Q If sl I I , !' , + 14 LF Q ' Q I 2 E E D . f n-V Jgw Sh QQ x novwrf ' ,M .gasjunnllil-L . - 'ng' uv' W . , ?'gk lg wr .-1 vn- ,A 1 f K 44. A 1 ,.,- if 11 v., , A we 4' , rv 3. fl: rx 2 1 ., 1 K. ' .1 ECHO TAFF -f f ll -1- ff j' 'A -1sC 'f' fn' 'A TQ-fp xv' Q f i,,,4-1-'XX Editor-in-Chief, Colleen Gainesg Advisor, James Turleyg Senior Editor, Cay Gibbons. uf' 1 4,30 Bu mf s Nldna rr C N acAdam 'MK Artist J. Beckham 46' Subscriptions: S. Croft, M. Maggelet, M Photographer: C. Koelsch Blondell SPONSORS: STANDING: K. Smith, K. Hubbard, B. Carlson, A. Stockus, S. Sturdy, I. Cirello, W. Kirby. SEATED: K. Reid, M. Maggelet, C. Andrews, B. Fair. H. Coletti, A. Cafasso, E. Fish, J. Gibbons. 'Qui' TYPIN G: C. xIdCAddl1l, J. Russell, V. Dean, B. Fair. 'TP , A1494 .. W TS ' y gy., Iii' ' t 'M 4. 5' 1 5... 5 CLASS EDITORS: I. Gibbons, Sophomore Editor, M. Abramowitz and W. Kirby, .lunior Editors, S. Gaines, Freshman Editor ADVERTISING J. Bfyam, W. Kirby, 1-3. Fish ' 4 .XQlg...lr. 1 ' V' , ., 'ft' . , lf: . ' ' ' l MIRROR STAFF A . M. o'Df,nne11, Advisor: W,,.H.,,5g,,,, cmmim, C - sg 5211L1S, D. Lowry, Advisor. ' , ,fl f' ' rv w . 1 , I Y X f gl 'fa - el N j X ' f -A t . C, Qwgwwuwff 35,7 5, jig l . , 7 - xx if V: .. - A-' X Q nw Y I L .. A , : 1 0 M i i 1 A . ., R 1 l' ' . ' A +Aa'r2STAF1v4 A FRONT ROWI 1- Gerri0r,,jKA'Haamm, H. Tullock. BACK ROW: B. Hanngn, Sf Walker, ,J H V!N.!J 5 .AT F! wg- -, .x. M . ' x EDITOR ANDREPQRTERS FRONT RQWI B' COMYKQP- Ctelman, S. Calla- han, K. Smnh, M. Goldberg, A.,Cbhen B Beck- am. BACK Row: Aydar ' , -' 3 - Q V.Benson,S.Fradkin. ibm' M Fmwllham' . k A 5 Q E E . r I fa! .J . l Busrmsss 'STAFF 'I H PIVIS . . ., , , ,, .Q .4 H . , BACK now. A. C4llCn,3aBuI10cksP' C1'elwmD-Fllffmg' l J, x I l',li1 lf, ll,iHIl'vil. ill. llfilllfxyll-..llitxtlwslir mn, J. Alcxandvrq Azrnando, C- Burke, Dewlayo, V. J 1 Inu- ,Ho 1, , f - Dmwlv S M06 FRQNTQ C, Sicvcnson, J. San1p3JnA1N. . C , ll' 3 ll l fill. xyurfllplvil. Nlurathmj, Flood, Buckland, Standish, u y 62 E. Galvin. ' STUDE T COUNCIL gi - is , s 9 n in ' H '-7 .. 2 .a 51. : - 1 -bf ' .. :1. ?. ? 2 t 5 I S 1 N-1... FRONT ROW: P. Pesaturog C. Menninog S. Leary, President: .l. Kessler, Secretary: C. Carr, Vice President: E. Peach. SECOND ROW: A. Cohen, E. Keegan, B. Cermanog C. Rmxvllg L. Buushcll: D. Swardliekg M. Swardlickg M. Maggelet: R. Hagberg. THIRD ROW: W. Bertelettig E. Kannallyg P. Lund: D. Smuil: C. If:-r-le-y': D. Correyg P. Schoenbucker. PRO MERITO I FRONT ROW: C. Gaines: C. Gibbons: Mrs. Dana: M. Muggelet: C. Sulus. SECOND ROW: M. Blondell: J. Powers: M. Bertelettig S. SturdY3 J. Cirellog V. Dean: B. Fair. 1 5 1 Zi , Q X V, l W .1 Lf Q 3 si 5 22 ' 5 , fi 54 E9 R E15 F I .nd 1 l , I . W , K1 ik ' 4 W ' :C ,v X K , l V1 .. 1 , ,4 ,. 'V , f 'V S CA ff P- H2011 ZF-HH 'niifiil-QW Q , I g '? Le' 53, ' 1 .1 A y , ' v wg' V If:I?f!H? , 111' ,A iff PS'-ZW CUZ'-Wi WCTCD mcnt11IC'U x' Nd' 1 N . X A K s 'x iq' ' il , f . 0 BEC OAL YL 9TB x 'Q w , i f nr in A F 4- C-7 1 A ' iii? is ga 231 1 ,fs - 53, wa I Q SUSAN LEARY JEANETTE POWERS S1 . if mf fjg N4 4. X .A 4 F .xxx W X il' 5 is f A 4 IXQUEIQM H:i1X:!J,r-WU gl r 1 I ,Q , , w XR J., ,f,YFUff,f7p WAQQUCIQ QCQRUCTUJ STUDENT PHYS ED.INSTRUCTORS f P20 gmurfp, QWUFTQ 1 NV i 2 . u so , .Bousche , P. J S- , NIJ MJ, V, 7 'Hrs EU! PHY5 ED urn-f', Q. l triur1:u, fl. Hodnc, T. Porcaro. f A IJINO: .. Kffllvlmr, D. Correy, R. Henri '- 1. '. . 1. ,. ,Pu , . mv' ow. 0 , v 1. 70 12' 4 'Q Fa., , as 'Guy mi LIBRARIAN-RUTH HAINES Our new library STUDENT GOV'T ag -ga V REPRESENTATIVE .'-Yun? 41 REPRESENTATIVES TO BOYS' AND GIRLS, STATE Left to Right-Louis Renaud, Susan Flood, Lee McDermott KIM HUBBARD STUDENT EXCHANGE STEVEN FRADKIN MARCIA BLONDELL MARCIA MAGGELET DIANE BERTELETTI LOUIS RENAUD DOUG SPENCE ADVISOR-FREDERICK MacDONALD 7I I i W Y i F r Ms ' , u-fl' L .n L , 'ff ' Q .:.L1........l.4:.-.!i,,.+..,-,,.,,N .W Mg, , L O :ml A 1, . .f ,, xnxx.: G H.-. ,,.. . ..a-.,, . , pi L ...f 1.,-T--'S .' N X ','- .. .,-.:g ,, . . A:-A . 'If' . ,'P Emi 4 q Q e f . M fp .',EFiI ' Q . -, - f2 '?'pf'S,s-g I ' . ms. 0 -. , fb- ,V X -,s . . j U ,.4 1 ' 'f - , , V., I I ' Q s 1 ik ' '-' 12 -: - , if-34's?':'E 'a ,. . 'Wfzf' K 5 A 8 I Q! g-Q ,'v X' X , 1 1 f x ' new A ' gi-vm-X 1. .fl ' , ,V Q, ' . X x Vvqg M xx? Q-Q .N-.1 1 nr !.'!5?2'Q,y K fl JQ' N . N if-,',' f'sr'-?w3- xx , wx rx .... 5,5 H .il : s f' is 4 Q' 'B' P' fr,,, ,. n - : gf 5 QA 1 : S' f.Xl I XIX: l'fA-lo. OFFENSIVE RACKS: Corrcy, Pulriarcu, Oles IM 1 x ,,4 ,',' v',v'r or ' 1 MANAGER: Joe Bryant I H5 G : X - f , ., f i . Aff ' 5 Tr COACHES: Kidd, Hill, Strumski ' 5, , 5?- pg C.H.S. CHEERLEADER TOP: Maxine Swadlivk. SECOND ROW: Murcia lilondell, Carol Standish C-ay Gibbons. 11 Margaret Malggclflt. Sumlru Croft. new 1 X g , - Xu . ' -X4 uma DJ - . Qwkldw ' . C DL I-910- 1 ,. ,JUVU fi V , lb L Cemerl UOHWNLAISBWX YM-X3 bun? PM X johxxsmn. and Syyume . Pwmc -1 won, R30-hx: Q lm Gusllu in 5 OX LFS' WISH K KQYQH THIRD ROW: Frances Donaghey, Susan Leary VARSITY STANDING: Coach Haines, P. Lund, J. Ren- nalds. II. Blaylicw, C. Patriarca. SEATED: K. Fischer. P. Pasquarose. B. Jen- kins, J. Covatsos. I , V f . 2 , . 1 Q. X' ,I I 4 1 'n .. FRESHMEN BOTTOM ROW: D. Najjar, K. Ncnart, P. , lflianf., J. Slim-lmn, Ii. Bergland, R. Freed- man, VV. Iiartf-If-Ili. HZCIYJNIJ HUVF: fiflLI1'lI Iiowycr, C. MCCOr- mivk, L. TJTLIIILHILID, W. Gibson, W. Pidgcon, .I. 'Iie-nguv. X. Xvil'df,'I'TlUTd, F. Gaines. TIIIHIJ HUW: II. Cullity, T. Carmichael, I. IQIMIJII. I..flv,l1-. NI. Filzwilliams, 78 JUNIOR VARSITY STANDING: C. Lundell, R. Finn, F. FIana- gan, T. Pqrcaro. SEATED: C. Devalle, C. Feeley, R. Tatum, F Eckler. I 'D I 1 'sf' ', I 5 I 5 6 ,eu ,,. ,V as OW 'W V ASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS RXEHLIXU: Ll. ililvlmni. II. Hmm-I1. II. 4XIJra111owitz. M. Blundcll, M. Swurdlick, C0-Captain. I SIKXITIXKZ: I , IM-l1.nuI1:'5. XI. Nluggn-lvl. S. Lmft. Co-Captain. S. Johnston, S. Leary, .I. IIIIIIMIIIN. 1 I 1 I I I , A ' .J 1 C1 I E W fill KN! INI, 80 I Ii ICSIINI EN X421 1 . I , .Jr M rr . ',I'.I,INfL: I.. Nlzum-IHI. IJ. SXN2lI'fIII1'Ii,, fluptuin, K. Custuxson. STAND- I NI 'I I I ni u IJ Illlx I' I IlIlI n I Sr J- lu HOCKEY TEAM SEATED: E. Peach, A. Anderson, C. Leary-Captain, J. Kelleher, D. Gardner. .l. Wolfe SECOND ROW: Kincade. D. Correy, G. Fischer, E. Lchan, Fitzgerald. BACK HOW L. O'Don11ell, R. Simpson, D. Sacco, B. Citrano, D. Croft, R. Henrikson. SAVE IT, DAVE! GO, EDDIE, GO! 8 I t. ' V -' an .44 - 1 J :lm 4 , x 502 F . 'C ..-Al -. .fa Q, R 04' I ,j'f'.'9'- ,K 1 172. FRONT ROW: J. Sullivan, L. OlB1'lC'll. P. Pasquarose. P. Callahan, D. Thomaf, 5. Connolly, Pm. O'Neil. BACK ROW: A. Andersun, C. Leary, A. Radden, W. Duffy, J. Cavatsos, J. Kelleher, Coach Gibson. CO PESKY, CO! , 5 SAFE! Han lf down at two' ,H , JL . '01, ',,, li'X'l.'l'l'QH I l'l f f'4f f ' ' . ,, ,.,.- 'fxli ' x ' av' 1 ,f' 82 ,z , , 41, H' 4 .1 ,. If '? QM,-. 1. - '44 .H ,U 't' J H-Q' elk-lg' I., 14:9 v I ,, -11 ' C , I ... -,. -v 'rw ' - -. .Lil-F.. Wy fl,-2. ,M-L , N x r,-.1 ,' X v-M' Sw-X, Ax 'Y' x J . .1 sn' Q 9 4 4 Q50 3 'N 1- . ,, 3. Agggx , P-4'l 1 ' fl 'V' A 64 f f 1- ff 'H C' 'Z XR , M 4 fa wj ff V E W W F 1 ,E i' Lx QX 'ir' AUTOGRAPHS - fc-f Y- x ... V 4-s.,4 f , ' V ug .wah a... Q i?V G . . ks:-1: ry 'F'-r V luv d- 1 I Waotbd 1.1-Ffh! L' 5' 9,0 A-1' 1 I- rf I' 'w ,W -4- nf 7: 1 1 Q 0 , X W! 1 V! pig, 5-:stun Q55 f72 1. . xX... X O YLGRJP WATERLINES I SEWERAGE C DRAINAGE J. GAVIGAN CORP. Contractors sHovEL 0 BACK:-:OE o BULLDOZER 0 TRUCK CAn+on 6-I247 CAn'ron 6-2004 CAn+on 6-2598 -3' CANTUN G. H. LAWLESS LUMBER AND SUPPLY CHEVROLET 489 Washingfon S1'ree1' 879 WaShing+on Shed Can'l'on, Massachuseifs Canion, Massachusefis Yfifki Compliments of A FRIEND STRAN D J EWELERS Eli Corman, Gemologisi Canion, MassachuseHs CAn+on 6- I 220 an 0-rib,-ff' ASQ: tg. ' qw I MANUFACTURERS OF FINE WOOLENS SINCE 1856 Your Pafronage of Our Mill Siore is lnvifed 28 DRAPER LANE CANTON. MASSACHUSETTS C. W. CROWELL 81 SON FOR BETTER PONKAPOAG FURNITURE BUYS Local DiS'i'l'ibU'i'0I'S 'For Rush To fi ea jli ff g k' ,v f. It I . coNNoRS WAYSIDE my -sm FURNITURE co., mc. up 5 I yzx Qualiiy Mears and Provisions Rome '38 S. S. Pierce Fine Foods Canfon, MassachuseH's Beef and Wine FREE DELIVERY DAILY CAn'l'on 6-0585 BLUE HILL COUNTRY CLUB CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS Where We Enjoy Our .5 Senior PromS 'W Best Wishes From the CHATTER BOX in T If om imen s ROBERT S. FISH 81 CO., INC. C pl + f Complimenfs of O SHERMAN DAVE 5 CLEANSERS SANDWICH SHOP CANTON PUBLIC MARKET Washingfon CAnI'on 6-006 I F ,V ' If , 1 ,f 'Z 1 5,-,fl-4 'X -4, J-kyrf :IH 4 I Q X? I I Pontiac Sales and Service Ol' HAYN ES GARAGE Turnpike Sfreei' CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS CAn+on 6-I65O COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES FROM KEEFE'S JACK KATZ QuaIi+y Ice Cream DEPARTMENT STORE Complimenis Besi Wishes of From WENTWORTH DOROTHY JEAN'S DRUG STORE BAKERY 2I84 washingfon S+.-ee+ CAn'ion 6-7000 I . verrf flfgvru! V 'ff-2? ff af V ggpgmf Rr M' 'f 'f?'f5':f WIA! 'f4M v t -.,Av mv -. , A - . 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MASSACHUSETTS Cffice 44 High S+reeI' -, .-s. , . , -.M mmm if W -T 'SQ - , 4 Y - W fp.. A , A 1' - fy, I A 'K -. .-l?Lf'f 7 T M Thr ' Q 5' P V -' mf' - 5 A,,,f:- ,v - T :il lf Tx Mg! , W , ' . ff, A I , ,,J,f ,. ,dr , - if P' w 11 2 12 . . , S.. . . , ,, I ,, EASTERN PHOTO SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. IOOI TURNPIKE STREET Can+on, MassacI1useHs by WILLIAM L. JARVIS, JR. Complimenfs of TO RDOF F BROS. Plumbers and Steam Fitters STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING 73 Pond S'rree'r CANTON. MASSACHUSETTS CompIimen'rs of P LYCO CONCRETE FORM SERVICE, INC Forms of All Types l54 WASHINGTON STREET CA-6-0440 Can+on MassacI1use'Hs Compliments of PLYMOUTH RUBBER COMPANY INCORPORATED REVERE STREET C + M I1 H Complimen+s Complimen'rs of of LEWIS A. SCHOEIELD D.B.A. CANTON SCHOFIELD, INC. CANTON BRANCH Concre+e Forms Con+rac+or EST- '890 DEDHAM STREET Sm Vvashinglfon Sheen? Can+on, Massachuseidrs CAA 865 cA-6- I 075 Complimenfs of Complimenis of NEW TURNPIKE L. R. 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