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Z. if ig .11 Q' 1 -.If ' ...-.':' 5 ' ,K XX ........ ::.-.. fl 5 9941.0 ff +A 'Q ' .... . .:' '-,-',:- 53 X .ou 5 . 53 x '.5' 1:-u 1, i, . fc -' A 4 ,,5:f'?g l! 1 sf 5 Q xqglrm ff 'W f ' ff 'NE' 34, 'OUGHTUN - liz ,ff veg wQl ',f' qy 'H A' 90,51 46 'ham M0540 Rb +14 I 9900 ' -if 2 any Q fo, 2- .gf 3 1,406 0 peace ' 3 Q ,A N7 A1505 SP4 A ,vw .E 'lx A A A A. -f . 'Q-g f r.,-ASKVMQ 'Lp' - . 53 CANTON PUBLIC LIBRARY CANTON MASSACHUSETT9 Table of Contents Dedication 4 Administration 7 Faculty I3 Seniors 25 Underclassmen 87 Activities lOl Foreword The name Canton was chosen by Eliiah Dunbar, a promi- nent citizen of that town, who selected it, as he explained, for the reason that the Chinese city was almost directly anti- podal to our Massachusetts Canton. The seal ot Canton, adopted in l88l, contains two points of local significance, for having been once a part of Dorchester, it has for its crest the triple towered castle of Dorchester, England, and also a replica of the coat-of-arms engraved on the tombstone of Governor William Stoughton, whose last name was used by the town until l 797, when Canton was chosen. It is the purpose of the division pages in this yearbook to recreate the atmosphere of our town, Canton. With this in mind, we present to you the 1964 ECHO. i- 24, N g?F3'f:-' 1-1-' ' f 1 1'2 ' .I'-'-IS. .. .. F ,. .. . N , ,Zi -2113.-4-FS. , 55 Q. f f 'ia 5 :3:'-.,,- . '45-ff'4 .. ,:- - .-' -.- ' .U A .' . lj,- in memoriam W 'mafia The yearbook staff dedicates the 1964 Echo to the memory of Mr. Fredrick J. Welsh. Mr. Welsh showed a sin- cere interest in our development as young people. He guided us most effectively by inspiring us to live lite according to standards from which we would protit. We make this dedi- cation in gratitude tor Mr. Welch's many years of service at Canton High School and for the inspiration we gained from his example. l .-. 5 Eclitors' Message The yearbook staff has dedicated their talents, abilities, and determina- tion to produce this 1964 ECHO. Our pathways through high school are memorable ones. For these high school years are stages of growth and transition. We hope that through this ECHO we have created a record to express a wealth of experiences and a treasury of memories for each member of the Class of 1964. 3'v li lr l fs- 7' an 2 1 -U limi! G.-o'2l!'f N81 I 7 'FWF 8.37 'HI' ,Q -QW gl 3951 myuxagvdf' M KI' , e . , I , n Administration LIPERI TE DE T MR. WILLIAM H. GALVIN, Superintendent of Schools To The Class of l964: Congratulations! You have reached an important mile- stone in the iourney of life. I wish all of you success in the years ahead. Keep in mind that success is not a matter of size, but of fulfillment. You succeed each time you know within your- selves that you have truly done your best. Remember, also, that the heart of the challenge facing you in the years ahead will be to learn to use your time for intellectual, spiritual, and moral progress. Sincerely, AKLQZQQAN, Q ' 4 William H. Galvin, Superintendent of Schools MRS. HELEN CANTY, Secfeiafv ASSISTA TSLIPERI TE DE T 49 MR JOHN A OCONNELL To The Class of 1964: There are no shortcuts or royal roads to anything. Steady, quiet, persistent work and study will determine your measure of success in everything you do. Each ot you will suc- ceed insofar as you perceive and act on the infinite possibilities which lie uncovered and unrecognized about you. Congratulations, I Q J I John A. O'Connell Assistant Superintendent ' 9 ali' I ik flwwcvv, fly, MR. DANIEL W. ALVINO, Principal L I MRS. MARGARET BERTELETTI MRS. ELLEN ANDERSON Secretary Treasurer .qqrb . VICE PRINCIPAL MR. RALPH CLOUGH 'IE DIRECTQR QF SPECIAL SERVICES MR. WILLIAM DONOVAN SCHOOL CCMMITTEE . 4 Q Qu N X X Clockwise from Foreground: Mr. Albert D'Attanasio, Mr. Daniel T. Galvin, Mr. John O'Connell, Mr. William H. Galvin, Mr. John T. Morgan, Dr. Margaret R. Brayton, Mr. Thomas J. Lane, Mr. Leanord O'Brien, Dr. Ervin J. Gaines. I '7 H,: 4 Q. WF? --1--m.- -d1-i-A-q-- ,A - 4 i N 1 l 4..' l N Faculty W-P991 Jn-LW, - ,J I ,VN A in 1 l' M-. , Y , ' w ,X 1 w ' 1 l'L'1.4r.1.. ... H 5 muwwuw. . IIIRIIIIII Li. quIYQIYYIIIIIIINIIIIYIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII w J A 434 N , me ' M 1. 1 QM ' L J HH ,1 L 'WPS M, V., . .wi3C?'lif,- -if YS . 'si ' A ITL.- .3.1. ' -.4 . x I W I s x E 49 33l K ' ' A -G. 1111 ' 1 11-33211 1lNlllllhR llllU fQ 5- X.. ,As I3 E GLISH DEP RTME T yum if fr vs' 4901 I nn. SEATED: Mrs. Lois Foss, Mr. Robert Tighe, Mrs. Doris Lowry, Mrs. Rita Lowemhal. STANDING: Mr, Howard Morrison, Mrs. Carol Kaplan, Mr. Paul Schneiders, Mr. Dean Sirack. WA 5 MR. ROBERT TIGHE, Dept. Head SOCIAL STUDIES DEP RTME T I b x .p' A W s .I ,. 7 S. . Wh.. 1 Y- 5 ,, STANDING: Mr. Aldo Lombardi, Mr. Fredrick MacDonald, Mr. Walter Sfrumski, Mr. David Haines, Mr. James VaIin, Mr. Warren Bowyer, Mr. John Burner. SEATED: Mr. Paul Tedesco. 1 I 0 V si I 1 l, 7 QNTQIJ' Q Mi!! ' X MR. PAUL TEDESCO, Dept. Head R9 xxx., 3 ' x Nl MATH EMATICS DEPARTME T -j N. .-l ' ' I: ,,,n- ff Mrs. Helen Demeurs, Mr. Ralph Clough, Mr. Arthur Cox, Mr. Robert Messer. SEATED: Mr. Martin Badoian. MR. MARTIN BADOIAN, Dept, Head l 'v SCIENCE DEP RTME T Left fo Right: Mr. James Morre, Mr. John Tripp, Miss Mariorie Donovan, Mr. Edward Poznysz, Mr. Patrick Walsh. LA GLIAGE DEP RTME T l -'-16 E .'--Mk Q W, ,M x if-i.,, fa- r f1 Mr. Hugh Dowson, Mrs, Monique Miles, Miss Jeanette Bertrand, Mrs. Lois Foss, Miss Marie Fish. ' Q95 ug Miss Jef-metre BERTRAND, oepf. Head GUIDANCE DEPARTME T MISS BARBARA PERLMUTTER Assistant Q7 MISS KATHLEEN BAILEY Assistant MR. WILLIAM COUGHLIN Director N --gf QA 1 'Y w I' CHA PEECH lx - A 'Fi'-if. if ,. ,J ' ,- ,F ff'- fy? Vg '9Ft3',g A .. :, I Y 'Y LIBRARY . .M-M nf- MRS. HELEN SHAIR 1 s . ,'l ,1 7 l .1 ,I - f-nw, P 'Arai if , f X g' -'l ::.., , , .JV ' s . 'X f .N my '-.LU LX - at p. , 1Q', ,'1'l if 5 49' MUSIC ' f 4 , if CDMMERCIAL DEP RTMENT Jfff 9 ii! STANDING: Mr. Donald Cragen, Mrs. Lillyan Greene, Miss Kathleen Bailey, Miss Joanne Meade. SEATED: Miss Madeline O'Donnell. MISS MADELINE O'DONNELL, Dept. Head HQUSEHCLD ART DEP RTMENT S j lm I . v. tv , ,v 1 lx 'f I 16' -V I .A 'X -PR K-5' 'f 1 I x l nf' XY' 3 . K-t Q... -' Mft MRS. EVELYN MANNING, Dept. Head 22 I DLISTRIAL ART DEPARTME T i fig, Q51 in-' , yi U. 3 'JI Pi T ,Q i T ,xt ri 5 'SY ? f 5 i! q iv A - .1 ill Mr. Robert Higgins, Mr. Frank LaBoIIita, Mr. George McCarthy. SEATED: Mr. Paul Callanan. Q MR. PAUL CALLANAN, ' Dept. Head 1 pPHYSICAL EDUCATIO DEP RTME T 13? Q: , ' ga-,z I FN Stk ,fi I I '17 f , J tx IVR 'fy rf' 2 ..... A Mr. George King and Mr. Russell Kidd MR. ROBERT GIBSON, Miss Mary Hayes Dept. Head 23 -n KITCHEN STAFF i' 1 J ' t . CLISTODIANS F. CARDERELLI A. FERRELL J. OLSEN E. CALLERY R. MASCIARELLI R. GALVIN 1 SEATED. Mrs. Rose Finn, Mrs. Marie Henricksen, Mrs. Mary Stevenson, Mrs. Jane Comer, Manager. STANDING: Mrs. Elea- nor Pino, Mrs. Shirley White, Mrs. Helen Joyce, Mrs. Marie Stillman, Mrs. Margaret Borroni. MISS OLIVE DUGGAN F-A I X ik3UN . r I v A 1 1 9 4 YV gif V .M ,g , ,Y M ,,..,- , ' N 'PM-I . ! , fy, 1 1 . 4 Io ,e. 1 .du L -.4-I I Ill li I if 1 1-H! Piqua-4 l K 2 A L I I I J wj ' I 1 SENIOR OFFICERS President: ORLANDO GERMANO Vice President: WILLIAM RUSSELL Secretary: JEAN SIMPSON Treasurer: GARY WHIDDEN JOANNE AIEI-LO GEORGE ALLSOPP Joanne George Memory: Senior year in English. Memory: Fun! Ambition: Marriage. Ambition: To be happy. Activities: Art I. Activities: Ski Club 3, Art 4, Gym Inst. 3, Driver Ed. 4. tc 3?7 q3 f .LQ - . 1 -wiv. :fs ,- .nw I J.-gm? , .., N -in-1 f,-- 3 1-A, gg! fi-g,wf1a',Q ILTIQLM 'f' , ,. - .-4' P , . .An 'Q IQIU' KAREN MARIE ANDERSON WILLIAM JOSEPH ARMANDO Baroot Bill Memory: Freshman Year. Memory: The shop and Mr. LaBolita, Ambition: Hairdresser. Ambition: To own my own business, Activities: Art I, Driver Ed. 3: Softball I. Activities: Explorers I, 2: Art 3: Driver Ed. 3: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Hockey I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3. S -5 ' s. .7 , 5 JOSEPH MICHAEL AMMENDOLIA Joe Memory: Those crazy weekends. Ambition: To be in the Olympics. Activities: Track I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2: Bas ketball I, 2, 3: Driver Ed. 3: Gym Inst. A w- DOROTHY MARGARET ARMSTRONG Dot Memory: 1961, the year we beat Stoughton, Ambition: Elementary school teacher. Activities: Mirror 2, 3: Dramatics 2, 4: Art I, 2, 3, 4: Drill Team -1, Driver Ed. -1. I 27 'OTR' l L l l I i l NANCY DALE ARONSON y Nance l Memory: The girls' Phys. Ed. fitness test. Ambition: To marry a Kennedy. Activities: Cheerleader 37 Yearbook 47 Dra- matics 27 Student Council 37 Art 27 Basket- ball l. l l PAMELA JANICE BOYD Hpamu , Memory: Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography. Ambition: To have a one man show at the Guggenheim. Activities: Dance Committee 37 Maiorettes 47 Mirror 1, 27 Yearbook 47 Dramatics 27 Art l, 2, 3, 47 Monitors 47 Driver Ed. 3. 28 SANDRA OLIVIA BARNSLEY nsandyll Memory: Mr. Badoian's math class. Ambition: To be a teacher. Activities: Yearbook 47 Dramatics 37 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 47 Monitors 47 Li- brary Assistants 'l, 2, 3, 47 Knitting Club 17 Driver,Ed. 4. Q CHERYL EILEEN BRANAGAN Sherri Memory: The good times in 107. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Dramatics 37 Art 1, 2j Glee Club 17 Driver Ed. 4. K lt ' BARBARA MARY BARTONE Mouse Memory: Cheering. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Cheerleaders 47 Yearbook 4 Glee Club 17 Driver Ed. 47 Basketball 2, 4 Softball l, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS BARBARA BRENNAN uphylseyu Memory: My senior year in Mr. Strack's English class. Ambition: Medical Secretary. Activities: Maiorettes 2, 3, 47 Yearbook 47 Dramatics 2, 3i Art 27 Monitors 4j Knitting 'I7 Driver Ed. 37 Basketball 4. L Q td TY? rv l GERARD BEDDINGTON ELIZABETH JANE BLACKHAM MARILYNN ANNIS BOURNIVAL Jerry Jane Ma l Memory: Shop and Mr. LaBolita. Memory: My Senior summer. Memory: Junior Class Play I Ambition: Navy. Ambition: Medicine. Ambition: To marry a millionaire Activities: Ski Club 3, 4, Driver Ed. 45 Activities: Math 2g Green Thumb l, Senior Activities: Dramatics 3 4 Art 2 Gee Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I. Play 4, Mirror 3, Yearbook 4, Dramatics,3, Club 2, 3, Library Assistants l 4, Library Assistants l, 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed. Driver Ed. 4. J G. 'Vs I' S ' 'uf -V X 4 1' SUZANNE AGNES BRIGGS llsuell Memory: Mrs. Perotta's French Class. Ambition: Librarian. Activities: Green Thumb lg Library Assistants 4, Driver Ed. 4. 3, Junior Red Cross l. Hi, What's doing? X l Ax X t Q .J CAROL LEE BFUGHT PETER STEVENS aizioi-it JEROME Mici-iAEL aizooics Birdbrain fipeteff fgerryff Mem0l'Yi Much laughter and many leafs' Memory: The fun l've had in school. Memory: Being in the industrial section. Amblflonf T0 achleve happlness' Ambition: Success. Ambition: To succeed. Activifiesi Green Thumb li Sem' Class Activities: Football i, 2, 3, 4. Activities: A.v. 2, 3, 4, An 2, 3, 4, Driver Play 4: Band 2, 3: Yearbook 4: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Art 1, 2, 3: Library Assistants l, 2, 3, 4: Driver Ed. 4: Music Appreciation 4. No, l really don't have all this homework! iv-Qc 4-'L L-. -1 fl-Q his in b'N., 3 .. i . 23' 23, X Y' V., 30 Ed. 2: Science 'l. PATRICIA ANN CAHILLANE 5 Rat Memory: My Freshman year. Ambition: To be as wonderful as my mother. Activities: Cheerleaders I, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Driver Ed. 4: Basketball 4: Softball l, 2, 4: Field Hockey 1. DONNA LEE BROWN CLIFTON PHILIP BUCHANAN Monk Cliff Memory: Second year English in 206. Memory: The cast of the Dramatics Club. Ambition: To have a happy and successful Ambition: Career in the Navy. marriage- Activities: Engineering Club I, 2, 3, A.V. Activities: Band I, Yearbook Staff A: Driver I, 2, Dramatics I, 2, 3, 45 Art I. Ed. 4, Basketball 4, Softball 4. ALBERT JOHN CALLAHAN IIAIII Memory: The hockey games. Ambition: Wood Worker. Activities: Track I, Gym Instructor 4, Bas- ketball I, Football I, 2, 3, 4. A-' My JUDITH ANNE MARIE BUTLER Judy Memory: My Freshman Year. Ambition: Bookkeeper. Activities: Glee Club Ig Driver Ed. Ap Soft ball 4. Q , I 4? 9 4 ,si BRIAN ANTHONY CALLERY llcalll Memory: Friday night hockey games. Ambition: Success in all my worthwhile endeavors. Activities: Senior Play I, Student Council I, 2, 3, Monitors 4, Gym Inst. 3, 4, Foot- ball Ig Golf 3, 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Class Officer I, 2. 4 f N WN JANE STUART CAMERON Swayze Memory: Studies in the library. Ambition: Psychologist. Ambition: Maiorettes 4, Yearbook Staff -1, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club I, 2, 3, Driver Training 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Field Hockey I, 2: Glee Club I. 3l 1' 1 X I' DANIEL EUGENE CARTER Nad Retrac Memory: Bonfires. Ambition: Conservation officer. Activities: Driver Ed. 3: Gym Instructor 4. MARY PATRICIA CASEY Casey Memory: First day of school. Ambition: To see the world. Activities: Mirror 4: Glee Club l, 2: Driver Ed. 4. 3 'ii . DOROTHY LOUISE COFFIN Dot Memory: My Freshman year. Ambition: Civil Service. Activities: Art l, 2: Driver Ed. 4: Junior Red Cross 4. 32 JOSEPH HENRY COGLIANO ,,Warp,r Memory: Sophomore class. Ambition: To survive. Activities: Chess Club 1: Driver Ed. 4: Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4: Football 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4. LINDA MARIE CASTELLARIN Linda Memory: The bomb scare. Ambition: To become the leader of Cosa Nostra. Activities: Yearbook 4: Dramatics 2, 3: Art l: Knitting l: Driver Ed. 4: Drill Team 4. ELLEN LAVINIA COHEN ,,El,, Memory: Being in the C.H.S. Band. Ambition: Medical Secretary. Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Mlffof 2, 3: Dramatics 3: Art 2: Basketball i, 2, 4: Field Hockey 2, 4- VMS-0 ELLEN CHANNON GAYLE ANN CIRELLO FRANCES MARY CLINES Ellen Gayle Franny Memory: Quebec. Memory: The Junior Play. Memory: Mirror deadlines, Ambition: Radio and T,V, Technician, Ambition: Educator. Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Library Assistant lg Secretary Stu- Activities: Yembook 4: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Acllvlllesi Senlo' Play 4: Mirror l, 2, 3, 4 dent Council lg Glee Club 3, 4, Softball 3, Student Council 4, Art 2, Glee Club 'l, 2, Debating l: Dramatics 2: Ski Club 3: AFT l 4. 4, Library Assistants 2, Driver Ed. 4, Basket- Driver Ed. 3. ball l, 2, Softball lp Field Hockey 3. Business machines, anyone? 'N it it 'V if if -XX i' , x vs . . ' is ff r H oh' Q H ., 'Nl ,Q ir- , A N . ' y I. AA. Y , V C Z - M, -1 wc' .- x 1 .a .as --5' . . -J 5 'W ' NCQ' Nj ,.--f-' 'b 'z 1,5 4 h A SX X , .- 'Sf ng.. 1' 1 ' Q, ,Q ,-QX t ' 4 A J 1 MARGARET ANN COMER Hpeggyi, Memory: Junior Play. Ambition: To know myself. rdf' li .. H' ' Activities: Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4, Dra- ,. ' - matics 2, Driver Ed. 4: Basketball l, 2. - Nh 33 No Photo AVAILABLF F 1 Z I ARTHUR JOSEPH CONTOIS DAVID JOSEPH CONTOlS CARL RICHARD COOKE Art Dave Cookie Memory: Mr. Badoian's class. Memory: First day with Mr. Badoian. Memory: Homeroom with Miss Meade. Ambition: To succeed. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Ambition: Electronics Engineer. Activities: Art Club l, 2: Library Assistants Activities: Math I: Proiectionist l, 2: Glee Activities: Explorers 1, 2: Art 2: Gym Inst. l, 2, 3, A: Driver Ed. Ag Music Appreciation Club lg Library Assistant l, 2, 3: Music Ap- 4: Football l, 2. 1, 2, 3, preciation 3. Home! Charles. l i1...i , 4:-- l St' ll: .UI -ii. 1..- 34 l fuv in i FREDERICK EDWARD COUGLE Skeeter Memory: The Shop Classes. Ambition: To Succeed. Activities: Driver Ed. 2. 1,4 I -I 2 DORIS JANE COOMBES GEORGIA ANN COOMBES Doris Georgia Memory: My two years at C.H.S. Memory: The Junior Prom. Ambition: To see Judy Garland in person. Ambition: To become a famous artist. Activities: Junior Play: Basketball, Yearbook Activities: Art Club: Dramatics Club, 4, Dramatics Club. CAROL MARIE COVENY Carol Memory: Summer of '62, Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Glee Club: Driver Ed., Yearbook 45 Field Hockey: Softball. 1' 313, 1 we CAROL JEANNE CROSSEN Carol Memory: Bye Bye Birdie, Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 45 Yearbook 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club I. F JOANNE LYNN CORWIN HJOH Memory: Mr. Lombardi's five red E's. Ambition: Medical Secretary. Activities: Mirror 4: Yearbook 4: Dramatic Club, Art 25 Driver Ed. 3. DENNIS MICHAEL DAMON Denny Memory: Miss Meade's homeroom. Ambition: State Police, Ambition: Ski Club 3, 4, Glee Club I, Driver Ed. 45 Football 35 Track 1, 2. 35 -r-- ' -'ll 41 FRANCIS EDWARD DAMON i,-I-edt, Memory: 4 years of shop. Ambition: Mechanic. Activities: Green Thumb I, Explorers I, 27 Ski Club 3, 4, Driver Ed. I, Football I, FREDRICK GORDON DANNER Fred Brother Boy Memory: Night lite with the brothers. HOWARD KEVIN DARLING Memory: Latin IV. Ambition: To succeed. Ambition: To make a million. Activities: Senior Play 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4: Driver Ed. 3, Science Club I, Track 'I, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Football I, 2, 3, Hockey I, 2. I' - 1 -A-.Q ROBERT JOSEPH DiFELlCE llDefaIl Memory: The first race I won. Ambition: Gym Inst. Activities: Indoor Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, Mirror 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Chess Club 3, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, Monitors 3, 4, Gym Inst. 3, 4, Driver Ed. 4: Outdoor Track I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer I, 2, 3. 36 XX ...Q Roaster HUMPHREY Doe, JR. PAUL NICHOLAS DONAT0 naobu Dino Memory: No, Good! Memory: The Beatles, Ambmon: Lacking- Ambition: Professional Baseball player. Activities: Senior Play 4, Dramatics 2, 3, Activities: Baseball 2' 3' 4' Driver Ed. 3, Football T, 2, 3. MARY LEE DAVIS ,,Mary,, Memory: My labor day weekend Ambition: Retail Buyer. Activities: Art 2: Softball I, 2: Driver Ed. 4: Mirror 4. THOMAS EDWARD DONLAN Brother Big Red Memory: Junior Class Trip. Ambition: To graduate. MARGUERITE ANN DOUCET Peggy Memory: Four years at C.H.S. Ambition: Airline Stewardess. Activities: Green Thumb 15 Mirror 25 De- bating lg Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Driver Ed. 35 Basketball l, 45 Softball I5 Field Hockey 4. re finally out! f if I-f-iziifwr-4:-1' LW' '-E ff? 1175 'fi'f-fi-3 2. ,-04-vi?-'I-vu . ,,,.,. .1,. if 1 riff.: 0151 V224 .n-,-ft ff,-5' -Q1 ,'fvZ,'.6,g wi!-'f'.',, '4 114' ' A. .,V,A5, 7 ,,, 14,1- 1 . 1, ':- 1 ' .lx ' are . , 1- -'2 V I -,,p.,j.f.f4k ,fa-fi ,ff5,9,g- ' - .. '- 1' .' ' ' ' 1 .. ' Q1 ff 14fv GDT! , ff, ., - 4: far. 5- ,.,.... , 5 . 953- - Activities Math 2 3 Yearbook 4 Monitors ' 'ax No Photo AVAILABLE ANN CHERYL DUGUAY SUZANNE LYNETTE DUNCKLEE JOHN DUNLEAVEY Du Susie ACS MEYTTOFYI Fl'6SlWfY16l'1 Year. Memory: Miss Roache's Class. Memory: English class. AmblTl0n1M3Q6Zlne lllUSTf6lOI'- Ambition: Biology Teacher. Ambition: Swim to Zanzibar. Activities: Cheerleader 1, 3, 4: Yearbook Acrivniesi Green Thumb 1, Maioreifes 9, 4: Student COUr1Cil 3: AFT lr 22 Driver Ed- Art Ip Driver Ed. 3: Basketball I. 45 Basketball 47 Softball T, 2, 3, 4. 4?- I-ee-J -4 DAVID GEOFFERY EAMES CAROL ANN EARDLEY ALLAN VINCENT EISENHAUR Eamsey Carol Ike Memory: Five years of French. Memory: C.H.S. Proms. Memory: Math Class. Ambition: Conservation offiter. Ambition: Teacher. Ambition: Electronics Technician. Activities: Chess Club 1, 2, 4: Driver Ed. 3: Activities: Chess Club 2: Dramatics 35 Art Agfivifieg: A,V, 2, 3, 4g Photo 2, 3: Driv Track 3, 4: Baseball I. Ig Driver Ed. 49 Basketball T, 2: Softball 1. Ed, 2, Science Club I, 39 .l Q' PATRICIA ANN FITZGERALD ELAINE THERESE FLANAGAN RICHARD JAMES FLANAGAN Pat Bumps Dick Memory: 203B in my Junior year. Memory: Oz and his L.J. MemOry: Teachers. Ambition: Secretary. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher. AmbitlOn1 Commercial Artist. Activities: Glee Club 1: Driver Ed. 3: Science Activities: Yearbook 4: Art 2: Driver Ed. ACtivifieS1 Alf? I, 2, 3: Photo lf 2: Dfiv Club l. 3: Basketball 1, Field Hockey 2. Ed. 4: Hockey 3: Track 1, 2- SZ wwf RICHARD PAUL GALLIGAN LOUISE ELIZABETH GALVIN Smokey Louise Memory: They're all bad. Memory: Freshman year. Ambition: To win the Daytona 500. Ambition: Private Secretary. Activities: Cheerleader lf Mirror lp Dra- matics 3: Driver Ed. 47 Basketball 2. 40 PCN 'Q THOMAS GALVI N GiIba Memory: Mr. Hill's History Class. Ambition: To be a businessman. Activities: Green Thumb 1: Driver Science Club 2: Football lg Track 2, 4. Ed. 4 fs. 41- SUSAN LOU ISE FLYNN nsueyu Memory: My Junior Year. Ambition: Happiness and Success. Activities: Dane Committee Aj Cheerleaders l, 2, 3, 47 Mirror 3j Yearbook 47 Art 'l, 27 Monitors 47 DRriver Ed. 37 Softball 'l, 47 Tennis 47 Field Hockey 2. J Vs WILLIAM JAMES GARDNER IIQUBYII Memory: Junior Class Trip. Ambition: To graduate. Activities: Science Club 17 Basketball l, 2j Football 1, 2, 3, 47 Hockey l, 2, 3, 4 Track 2. 71 QQ 'ai' 6 -...ao WILLIAM HAROLD FORSYTH RICHARD ANTHONY FRANK BiIl Rich Memory: My Freshman French Class. Memory: Mr. Callanan's Drafting and Math Ambition: Horseman. Cla55e5- Adivgyges: Driver Ed. 3' Ambition: Canton Gulf Service. Activities: Band 27 Phys. Ed. Inst 3 4 AV 3, Aj Driver Ed. 3. A happy group at lunch. Ui V I 4-' .ag -0 .pu I 'fu +157 .l - wi ORLANDO JOSEPH GERMANO JUDITH ANN GOLDBERG EARL CARL GRAVES nLandyu uJUdYlr nDUkell Memory: Sophomore year. Memory: The night of Nov. 25, 1960. Memory: The antics of Mr. Callanan. Ambition: Engineer. Ambition: Medical Secretary. Ambition: To succeed. Activities: A.V. 2: National Honor Society Activities: Yearbook 4: Softball 1. Activities: Driver Ed. 3: Basketball 'l, 4: 3, 4: Class Officer 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Open wide, Gilba! 4' 11:37 1 r l 'T JUDITH ANN HARTFORD u-ludyu Memory: Senior year. Ambition: l.B.M. Operator. Acfzvniesz Band 1, Mirror 4: Chess Club 41 Dramatics 3. 42 -Q ,Q 7' A IT q 4-1 LINDA RUTH HAINES JOHN CHIPMAN HARRIS Ill ROBERT HILL HARRIS Abner Chip Bob Memory: Junior class trip. Memory: French II Class. Memory: My 4 years at C.H.S. Ambition: Teacher. Ambition: U.S. Forest Ranger. Ambition: Business Management, Activities: Dance Committee 3: Yearbook 4: Activities: Explorers Club 2, 3, 4: Driver Activities: Driver Ed. 4. Student Exchange 3: Library Assistant 37 Ed. 3: Hockey 2: Track I. Driver Ed. 4: Field Hockey 4. , iw? DIANE MARIE HATCHER ROBERT ARTHUR HAY EDWARD HAY5 Di Brother Bo Eddie Memory: Chemistry. Memory: Sophomore Year. Memory: Mr. Fershedy's Geometry Class. Ambition: Perfect happiness. Ambition: To be rich. Ambition: MECITGHICGI DQSIQV' Engineering- Activities: Proiectionist 2: Yearbook 4: Dra- Activities: Track I, 2: Football I: Basketball Activities: Slrl Club 3, 41 Driver Ed- 3F Track matics 2, 3: Glee Club 'I: Driver Ed. 3: 1: Driver Ed. 3. I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3: Library Assistant 3. 43 ROBERT HEALEY PATRICK JOSEPH HENNESSEY JOHN PAUL HORIGAN B0l3 Pat Brother Fli Memory: My 1954 Ford. Memory: Junior year Geometry class, Memory: Halloween, 1963. Ambition: To be rich. Ambition: Success in life. Ambition: To succeed. Activities: Driver Ed. 4. Aciiviiies, Siudenf Council 4, Gym Inst. 4, Activities: Track T, 2, 35 Driver Ed. 4 Science Club 1, 2: Tennis 4: Hockey 2. -1 'Cl' I- 4, lk 'rl CYNTHIA MARY lNGEMl ANNA ELIZABETH IRVING ELLEN RUTH JACOBS Cindy Anne Ellen Memory: My Freshman year. Memory: My Senior Year. Memory: Mr. Cox's Geometry class. Ambition: Hairdresser. Ambition: Legal Secretary. Ambition: Secretarial School. Activities: Yearbook 4: Dramatics 3: Driver Activities: Art 1: Green Thumb if Driver Ed. 4: Softball l, 2. Ed. 4. 4-4 'Xi F6 sr --Q JOHN HOWARD STEPHEN CURTIS HUGHES NANCY ELIZABETH IGO Brother J. Stan Nan Memory: Mr. Cox. Memory: Hockey games. Memory: Great weekends in a certain Chevy Ambition: To graduate, Ambition: Business Manager. Ambition: l.B.M. operator. Activities: Driver Ed. 47 Golf 4. Adivities: Ski Club 4g Driver Ed, 4, Track Activities: Mirror 45 Driver Ed. 45 Softball 2 25 Golf 4. What's the matter? Are you camera shy? WR, GAIL ANN JENKINS Gail Memory: Football games. Ambition: College. Activities: Green Thumb If Yearbook 45 De- bating Ig Dramatics 2j Driver Ed. 45 Basket- ball l. 45 ,H ir, ish- MARSHA ANN JENKINS .,BiZ,. Memory: Chemistry. Ambition: To Succeed. Activities: Mirror 3, Yearbook 4, Dramatics l, Art l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, A.V. 2, Library Assistants l, Driver Ed, 4, Science Club 2, Basketball 1, Softball 2, 4, Field Hockey 'l. 3, 4. Oh, No! 4 fir ,A f Q 1 DOROTHY ELLEN JOHNSON JUDITH ANN JOHNSON Dot Judy Memory: The hard bench in the office. Memory: Bye Bye Birdie. Ambition: Fashion Designer. Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Chess 3, 4, Photo 2, Driver Ed Activities Art I, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Field 2. Hockey l, Basketball l, 2, 4, Driver Ed, 3, Senior Play 4, Mirror I, 2, Yearbook 4, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. I 46 JOHN FRANCIS KEEFE Keefeo Memory: My first hit in baseball. Ambition: To make money. Activities: Driver Ed. 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 ELAINE MARlE JOYCE Twinkles Memory: Hockey games. Ambition: Home Economist. Activities: Dance Committee I, 3, Mirror 1, Yearbook 4, Debating 1, Dramatlcs l, Stu- dent Council I, 2, 3, 4, Student Exchange 3, Library Assistants 3, Driver Ed. 4, Bas. ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer i, 2. DONNA JEAN KEEGAN Donna Memory: Junior year. Ambition: Commercial Artist. Activities: Green Thumb 1, Mirror 2, 3, Art l, 2, 3, 4, Photo 2, Driver Ed. 4. W-QQ 3 JUDITH KAPLAN Judy Memory: The first day of school. Ambition: Medical Secretary. Activities: Art 2, Glee Club 2. TRUDY KAPLAN Trutes Memory: This school. Ambition: Private Secretary. Activities: Art 2, Glee Club 2. X MARY MARGARET KELLEHER Miss MuggirtS Memory: C.H.S. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Field Hockey 2. , I A' I 4. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH KELLEHER Kathy Memory: Basketball games. Ambition: Medical Secretary. Activities: Cheerleaders l, 2, Yearbook 4: Driver Ed. 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 4, 47 .gf .ex A I X .2 ROBERTA ANN KELLEHER DONNA MARIE KELLEY WARREN GILBERT KELSON Bobbie Kel Warren Memory: Football games. Memory: Canton vs. Stoughton 1961. Memory: Being a Senior. Ambition: Happiness. Ambition: Nurse. Ambition: To make 550,000 a year. Activities: Yearbook 47 Driver Ed 4: Softball Activities: Yearbook 1, Basketball 3: Junior Activities: A.V. 4, National Honor Society 2: Field HOCkey 3, 4. Red Cross 1. 2, 3, 47 Monitors 3, 4, Driver Ed. 37 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR FRAN.KLlN LALLY HAH., Memory: My Junior year. Ambition: To be a State Trooper. Activities: Ski Club 3, 4: Science Club 1: Football 1, 25 Gym lnst. 4. 48 ANN MARIE LANDON ,,Ann,, Memory: My Freshman year. Ambition: To be happy in a good iob. Activities: Driver Ed. 4. CATHERINE SARAH LANGILL ncathyu Memory: Thanksgiving game of 1961. Ambition: Medical Secretary. Activities: Library Assistants 2, 8, 4, Driver Ed. 4. -sw JOYCE ANN KENNEY HERBERT CHARLES KING Joyce Butch Memory: My four years at C.H.S. Memory: The bonfire, Ambition: Teacher. Ambition: Fireman. Activities: Senior Play 4: Mal0felie5 31 47 Activities: Explorers 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed. 2: Yearbook 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Art lp Science Club 1, 2, Driver Ed. 4: Basketball lg Field Hockey 2. li Billy, f if I c,. X 44 BRIAN EDWARD LEARY llpuddll Memory: Math class with Mr. Callanan. Ambition: To play for the Boston Bruins. Activities: Student Council 4, Library As- sistants 4, Driver Ed. 4: Football l, 2: Golf 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3. 'v ' , 1? - FREDRICK LEWIS KOBS Freddie Memory: The Woodshop. Ambition: U.S. Coast Guard Academy Activities: Ski Club 3, 4, Driver Ed. 4. what are you laughing at? S- il .l Z ,,..- .,--' ,J I If ff X : - Y sb c ff- . 4- MARCIA ELIZABETH LEARY WILLIAM JOSEPH LENI-IART JANE LEWIS Matz Bill Louie Memory: Freshman year. Memory: Saturday night at Leo's. Memory: Sophomore year. Ambition: Office work. Ambition: U.S. Marine Corps. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Glee Club 1, 25 Driver Ed. 4. Activities: Ski Club 4: Baseball 'l. Activities: Yearbook Staff 4: Driver Ed. 4. Where did everybody go? Ir, , ,Q I I X RICHARD ALAN LUNDELL Richie Memory: Metal Shops. Ambition: To succeed. Activities: Baseball lg Bowling 37 Driver Ed. ' 1 I-, , . w b, me W' fwazrffa.-Q1 . .sq 8 , jf iw' r X ' STEPHEN PETER LQGAN CAROL ANN LONERGAN CHERYL ARNE LUND Steve HC6l'OlH HSl'18!fy Memory: Algebra ll with Mr. Cox: Memory: Four kind and gentle homeroom Memory: My Freshman year. Ambition: Builder. leachefs- Ambition: To be a success and lead a full Activities: Green Thumb 3: Dramatics Club Ambmom Success' Me' 2, Monifo,-5 4, Driver Training 4, Activities: Green Thumb I: Driver Training Activities: Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 3: Junior Red Cross 2: Music Appreciation Staff 4: Dramatics Club 3: Driver Training 4. 25 Softball 'l, 2: Field Hockey l, 2, 3, 4. 'IX AIU? 3 04 r . t T x R CHARALENE LOUISE LYONS GORDON NELSON LYONS JOSEPH ERNEST ZOPPA Cheri Sonny Brother J. Z. Memory: U.S. History with Mr. Lombardi. Memory: Shop teachers in my Junior year Mem0fYf legion GVOUHGS. Ambition: IBM-Machines. Ambition: To graduate. Amblllonl M5 5f19S- Activities: Driver Training 4. Activities: Driver Training A. AC'lVl'leS1 Driver Ed- 3: FOOfball l. . 5 I Figs-'Q 1 'X Y' ANNE LOUISE MALCOLMSON Annie Memory: My Freshman year. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Yearbook 4, Driver Training 4, Field Hockey 2. 1 - -s Russsu eizvvm Mmicwirz, JR. URUSSH Memory: The football games. Ambition: Nuclear Engineering. Activities: Math 3, Dance Committee 3, A.V. 2, Explorers Club I, 2, 3, 4, Boys State 3, Monitors 4, Gym Instructors 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed. 2, Science Club I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Track I, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 2, 3, 4. 52 PR ISCILLA AGNES MAROTTA Etourdi Memory: Cape Cod. Ambition: Social Worker. Activities: Cheerleader I, Mirror 'l, 2, Dra- matics 2, Library Assistants 2, 3, 4, Debating 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Driver Ed. 3, Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4. 66 ROBERT BOYLE MITCHELL ,,Bob,, Memory: Baseball games. Ambition: To succeed in life. Activities: Band I, 2, Driver Ed. 4, Baseball 3, 4. '37 PAUL ANTHONY MAZZONE Muz Memory: The study periods in 203 with Mr. Cox. Ambition: To become an Engineer Draftsman. Activities: Explorers 1, 2, Gym Instructors 2, 3, Photo. Club I, Driver Ed. 2, Football 'l, 2, Hockey I, 2, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4. ,A JAMES VINCENT MOLIGNANO Brother Wop Memory: The brothers' night life. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. Activities: Driver Ed. 3, Basketball I, Foot- ball I, Track 'l, 2, 4. i i -P aztffrfxvg ' r ' ' , 3' any 1,1 . , 13 MAUREEN CATHERINE MCNEIL HMOH Memory: Hockey Games. Ambition: Happiness. Activities: Dance Committee I, 3, 4, Cheer- leaders I, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Mirror 3, Stu- dent Council I, 2, 4, Glee Club I, Monitors 4, Driver Ed. 3, Softball I, 2, 4, Class Officer 3. 'in 'QS JEANNE MARIE MOODY Jeanne Memory: Bye Bye Birdie, Ambition: Elementary school teacher. Activities: Yearbook 4, Dramatics 3, Driver Ed. 3. -dsl 'sl X... PETER DAVID MCWILLIAMS STEPHEN CROWMAN MILEY Slade Steve Memory: Study halls. Memory: Sophomore Class Trip Ambition: To get through Senior English. Ambition: To walk the English Channel Activities: Math 3, Driver Ed. 3. Activities: Driver Ed. 4, Well, I heard that. . . 4 f iv-.7 LJ 1' f 411 JEAN FRANCES MOORE DAVID CHARLES MOSS JAMES FRANCIS MURPHY Memory: Mr. Badoian's Math Class. Hpefe M0551 uwabbllu Ambition. peace Corps' Memory: Hockey Games. Memory: The stacks of paper to do all my Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4, Li- Ambifionr T0 have 9006 fimes with my l'O 'eW0'k' brary Assistant 3, Ag Driver Ed, 4, friends. Ambition: Marry a Millionairess. ACfivIYieS: Hockey I, Football I, 2, 3, 47 Activities: Bowling 2, Phys. Ed. Inst. 4g Dramatics 35 Glee Club 3, Ag Driver Ed. A. This is lunch? I w 7' ...J'3 1... V, f , .ll 54 'A 'ak 'ch va 5.13 I I ANNE Rm PAIGE Anne Memory: Bonfire of 62. Ambition: Accountant. Activities: Drill Team Ag A.V. Driver Ed. Ag Junior Red Cross I. 35 Art 'I T3 l MICHAEL NITENSON FREDERICK ERNEST NOLL ' Mouse Fred I l Memory: Underclassmen. Memory: Those sword and dry cleaning ,z Ambiggon. Accoumam. pad wars in the drafting room. i Activities: Gym Inst. 3, 4: Baseball 4. Ambmoni Engineer' Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Driver Ed. 3: Hockey l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. 79 A-il KATHLEEN MARIE OLES 1lKathYll Memory: Mrs. Manning's class. Ambition: IBM Operator. Activities: Driver Ed. 3. W? -...Q ' V l his K , 4 . A ,Q .,.s ' 'S ai X7 4 ' 14:1-, 'N fifff' Q. -- '-yy, 1- ve 21, Eg- '5 1 Hi' an A t ROBERT WOOD PARKER WARDELL PAUL PASQUAROSA RICHARD ANTHONY PAZASIS Bob WardeIl Dick Memory: The drags on the way to the Memory: Blowing up ballqons, Memory: Geometry class. Cafetena' Ambition: To ioin the Marines, AfTtbiiiOFl: To represent the in flte Amb '0'11 ACC0U 'af1'- Activities: Audio Visual Club 3, 4. O'YmP'C5- Activities: Green Thumb 3, Ski Club 4, Gym Activities: Student Exchange 3, Driver Ed Inst. 4: Library Assistant 3, Driver Ed. 3, 2, Science Club lp Football 1, 2: Trac Basketball 1, 2: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4: Baseball l. 3, 4, Baseball 1. JANIS MARIE PESATURO Ducka Memory: Freshman Year. Ambition: To retire to Tahiti. Activities: Yearbook 4, Basketball 1, Fi Hockey l. .Q W' JOHN FRANCIS POLMONARI Buckwheat Memory: Mr. Cox. Ambition: Air Force. Activities: Ski Club 3, 4, Driver Ed. 4, Football 2, Golf 3, 4, Hockey I, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Baseball I. 56 . Y All 'al' f 'ETX -. L LESLIE ANN PIESZCHALSKI Ilpill Memory: Mr. Poznysz's Chem Class. Ambition: Biology Teacher. Activities: Yearbook 4, Driver Ed. 2, Junior Red Cross I, Drill Team 4. ENESS MARY PINO IlEniell Memory: Thanksgiving Games. Ambition: Accountant. Activities: Mirror I, Chess Club 4! Basketball 4. . F? RICHARD ALBERT POWERS Rodent Memory: Thanksgiving 1963. Ambition? To live easy. Activities: Dance Committee 1, 3, 4, Year- book 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitors 4, Library Assistants 4, Driver Ed. 3, 4, Basketball I, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Offi- cer l. ttf? -Aff' IRA ARNOLD PRILUCK HI., - Memory: Geometry with Mr. Cox. Ambition: M.D. Activities: Yearbook 4, Photography l, Driver Ed. 3, Science Club 3, Track 4, Junior Red Cross 4. , A . fi' 1 'fm JEANNINE MARY PIZURA Jeannine Memory: Thanksgiving rallies. Ambition: Medicine. Activities: Driver Ed. 3g Girls Gymnastics Ap Basketball 2, 3, 4: Softball 4: Drill Team 4. THOMAS GERARD QU I N llQUinall Memory: The writing cramps with Mr. Tighe. Ambition: To be happy all through life. Activities: Chess Club 3: Debating lg Ex- plorer Club if Driver Ed. 3: Basketball 2: Golf 4: Baseball 2. GLENN RICHARD P Glenn Memory: The Junior Prom. LOTN ER Ambition: Chemical Engineer. Activities: Art lg Driver Ed. 4 5 Track I. This the JAMES GEORGE PODGURSKI llpodgelf Memory: Football practice with Mr. Strum ski. Ambition: To own my own business. Activities: Driver Ed. 2: Football l, 2, 3 4: Track 2. Kinsey Report. ti ws, AW 'ik 6. Y 1 E . V ' 1 I ii , .J x0 .ff T 1 PETER EDWARD RENAUD WILLIAM ERNEST RENYOLDS ROBERT ARMOND ROCHELEAU Hydrant BiII Roch Memory: M6Cl1ir1e 5509. Memory: 203 Study Hall. Memory: Hot football practice. Ambition: Mechanic. Ambition: Teacher. Ambition: Navy. ACTiVl'fieS2 Ski Club 3: Driver Ed- 3- Activities: Driver Ed. 3, Science Club lp Activities: Driver Ed. 47 Football 3, 4, Track Basketball T, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Baseball 1, 3, 4. 2, 3, I didn't do it, and what ever I didn't do, l've got a good excuse for it! lik : o-v--i'vv.- .44 58 .lr fl Jager' ROLAND JAMES RUSSELL lll llJimlI Memory: Teacher's Basketball Game. Ambition: Succeed in Life. Activities: Yearbook 3, 4, Student Council 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Monitors 3, 4, Driver Ed. 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3. ANNE MARIE ROGERS Anne Memory: Freshman Year. Ambition: Bookkeeper. Activities: Band Ip Mirror 2, Driver Ed, 4. WILLIAM BARKER RUSSELL IIRUSSII Memory: April 14, 1962. Ambition: Elementary School Principal. PAUL BARRY RONAYNE STUART ANSON RUBIN BON store Memory: Days with Frank. Memory: Teachers. Ambition: Success. Ambition: Refrigeration Air Conditioning Activities: Football 1, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Engineef- Track I, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Green Thumb I, Library Assistants I, 2, 3, 4. x 5,.v r r C Q C 'I K 1 I W 1 - PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ' ' L+' Q' MA' vclkjlx, xi' I ill? 1 wf ' ffktt 'FH . - :X ZS T' 12' . I MARY ELLEN RYAN ROBERT MICHAEL RYLEY Mary Brother Harp Memory: Teachers. Memory: Brother's night life. Ambition: Nurse. Ambition: Travel. Activities: Gym Inst, 4, Driver Ed, 2, 3, Activities: Ski Club 3, 4, Driver Ed. 3, Science Basketball 'lg Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey Club I, Tennis 4: Track 2. I, 2, 4: Track I, 4, Class Officer 4. ,,,-.E ,W R 7055 E: . , Q CARLTON GRANT SANCOUCY JAMES MICHAEL SCANLON JANET MARIE SHERMERHORN Carl Jim Jan Memory: Mirror deadlines. Memory: Undefeated track season. Memory: The bomb scare. Ambition: Journalist. Ambition: Electronic Engineer. Ambition: To go to Africa. Activities: Mirror 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Art Activities: Driver Ed. 3: Science Club 1, 2: Activities: Mirror 1: Chess Club 3, 4: Dra- 1, 2: Library Assistants 1, 2, 3, 4: Driver Basketball 1, 3: Track 2, 3, 4. matics 2: Art 1: Driver Ed. 4. Ed. 3: Science Club 2: Music Appreciation. T NANCY RUTH SHAW PETER ROBERT SHIMKUS Cl'TaTTy slump Memory: Girl's Basketball Games. Memory: Lunch. Ambhgon, prgvage Secfefary. Ambition: Millionaire. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: Driver Ed. 3: Activities: Chess Club 1, 4: Explorers 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4:Tennis 4. Ski Club 3: Driver Ed. 4: Football 3, 4. 60 JEAN MARIE SIMPSON ,,ScraTch,, Memory: Du's Freshman paiama party. Ambition: Private secretary. Activities: Monitors 4: Driver Ed. 4: Softball 1: Field Hockey 1: Class Officer 4. L., vy- - 'x 1 9i F... , , , 1'?bT'? Q. . Y T L 'av f I , , E M ,gi 44 H Le if MARY ANN SCOTT uscoffyll Memory: Running to homeroom before the bell. Ambition: To be happy. Activities: Senior Play 4, Debating 2, Dra- matics 2, 4, Art 3, Science Club l. ROBERT ALAN SEAVEY CHERYL SERONICK Bob Chery Memory: The Blue Hills. Memory: Rainy days I could have stayed in bed. Ambition: Astrospace Program. Activities: Danc'e Committee 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, A.V. i, 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Explorers I, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Boy's State 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Monitors 3, 4, Gym Inst. 4, Basketball I, 2, Football 3, 4, Indoor Track l, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Track I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Cross Country I, 2. Activities: Driver Hurry-Saint! Ambition: Nurse. Ed. 3. ,144 .- 1 A 35: r' EJ.. 1 .. I 9'-.., 'I px PATRICIA MELODY SKEHAN npatn Memory: Mr. Poznysz-Needless to say! Ambition: Medical Secretary. Activities: Green Thumb I, Driver Ed. 4, Art 2. ' v-1 DIANE MARIE SMITH Smitty Memory: Sophomore Class trip. Ambition: Airline Stewardess. Activitfes: Chess Club 4: Driver Ed. -1. it wi ROGER WHITTREDGE SMITH ,,Roge,f Merrory: Miss McCauley remonstrating with my dog Rob. Ambition: Social Worker. Activities: Mirror I, 2, 3: Yearbook 4: De- bating I, 3: Student Council 2: Driver Ed. 3: Basketball 'l: Baseball I, 3: Music Ap- preciation I: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Indoor Track 2, 3: National Honor Society 4: Track 2, 4. lteel like e nut! Z 62 lf. iv . ' J-Q Ai f 'X JOHN WARREN SOAVE John Memory: Teachers. Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Activities: Driver Ed. -1. NANCY ELLEN STARR Nance Memory: Mr. Badoian's Math Class. Ambition: Elementary school teacher. Activities: Math I: Dance Committee 3: Mirror 4: Dramatics 2, 3: Driver Ed. 4. jf' '11, 11 ', V 1 I .' It 15 -5 Qi if CAROL ANN SOULE Carol Memory: Chemistry labs with Mr. Poznysz. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Dance Committee 3, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Mirror 1, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Art 1, Monitors 3, 4, Driver Ed. 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Field Hockey I, Girl's State 3. THOMAS PETER SOUTHWOOD Southern Memory: Canton-Hingham hockey game, 1963. Ambition: Success in life. Activities: Basketball 1, Golf 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4. PAUL JOSEPH ST. JEAN Saint Memory: Home room with Mrs. Manning. Ambition: Pharmacist. Activities: Senior Play 4, Dance Committee 3, Dramatics 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Driver Ed. 3: Football 1, 2, 3, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2. -Q AW il. 1 f' -'tw ,ss , JEAN CAMERON STURDY Cammie Memory: Mr. Tedesco's history courses. Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Senior Play 4, Band l, 2, Major- ettes 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Student Exchange 3, Art I, Monitors 4, Knitting 2, Driver Ed. 2, Basketball 1, 2, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Com- mittee 3. PAUL ALBERT SROCZINSKI Hsmoi, Memory: Library, last period on Friday. Ambition: To make lots of money. WW P 1.2 . . . . . 3 cf, asia , 'T - JY? 'I . 3 , 3.3153 my 6 is by ,, s fs. GN I .- EDWARD LEO SULLIVAN Sull Memory: Wild weekends. Ambition: Marine Corps. Activities: Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2. l 63 , 4 .sc ll 4 : , 1 Q is I 1 CATHERINE PRICE TALBOTT COLIN LANCE TAYLOR DONALD GEORGE TAYLOR Cathy Colin Zac Memory: Mr. Tedesco's history class. Memory: Trip to iail with Mr. McDonald. Memory: Ski Trip. Ambition: Nurse. Ambition: Electronics Engineer. Ambition: Millionaire Skier. Activities: Yearbook 4, Ski Club 3, Art 2, Activities: Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club Library Assistant 3, 4, Driver Ed. 3, 4: 3, 4, Art 2, 3, Gym Inst. 3, Driver Ed. 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Field Football l,2, Hockey l,2. Hockey 2, 3, 4. PAUL ROGER TINKHAM EDWARD JOHN TRENHOLM CHRISTOPHER GEORGE TZANNOS Tink Brother Meshower Kris Kringle Memory: Norwood on the weekends. Memory: Lunch. Memory: Weekends. Ambition: Electronics Engineer. Ambition: Accounting. Ambition: To be a rich playboy. Activities: Senior Play 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Activities: Art 2, Driver Ed. 3, Basketball Activities: Dramatics 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4: A.V. l, 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed. 3, Science Club l, 2, Football l, 3, Baseball 2. Art Club l, Glee Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, I, Track 2. Track 2, 3 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. fy' PAMELA JEANN E TAYLOR llpamll Memory: My first day here. Ambition: Medical Secretary. Activities: Yearbook 4: Driver Ed. 4: ball 4: Softball 4. I sf' RICHARD WILLIAM 'LEAGUE Bill Memory: Last day of school. Ambition: Printer. B6SlCef- Activities: Basketball i. Y, BEVERLY LORRAINE TENN nBeV1l Memory: Mr. Strack's English Class. Ambition: Private Secretary. Activities: Student Council l: National Honor 3, 4: Driver Ed. 4. 'WF 'ffss 'N--9 -.-.' 'I f ROBERTA CHERYL UUViAN Bobbie Memory: Class Rings. Ambition: Accountant. Activities: Mirror 2, 3, 4: Driver E Music Appreciation 2. ZENTA HELEN VIPS nsandyi, Memory: My Freshman and Junior Class, Ambition: To be a hairdresser. d. 4: ACflVifieS: Greenthumb i: Art 2: Photo Club 2: Driver Ed. 4. MARY LOUISE WALKER ,.Mary,. Memory: Canton High Proms. Ambition: Elementary Teacher. Activities: Green Thumb i: Chess Club 2: Dramatics 3: Art 2: Drill Team 4: Driver Ed. 4: Basketball l. 2, 4: Softball l. 65 THOMAS HENRY WALSH SARAH WOODS WETHERBEE DANA MARY WHEALAN Tommy Sally Dana Mae Memory: Basketball. Memory: Canton High football games, Memory: My first varsity Field Hockey Ambition: Ambition: Secretary. Qame- Acfivmes: Basket-ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Activities: Green Thumb 1: Dramatics 3: Amblflfmi Bl0l09lSf- Art 1: Driver Ed. 4: Basketball 4. Activities: Green Thumb 'ly Yearbook 4: Art I: Driver Ed. 4: Basketball Aj Eield Hockey 4. i i l RlCHARD MlCHAEL WHITE PAUL RICHARD WIPPERMAN Brother White Whip Memory: Weekends. Memory: My amateur radio activities during Ambition: Obtain a good job. the four Yeafs- Activities: Explorers 2: Library Assistants Amblflfmih F'-flufe in eledfonlcs and Com' 1, 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Driver Ed. 3: mU'1'Ca 0f1- SCLSUCB Clwb li Track I, 4. Activities: Driver Ed. 4: Science Club 1. 66 MARY ELIZABETH WOLFE NMMYH Memory: Mr. Dowson's driving class. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Green Thumb T: Driver Ed. 3. 449' QYQ --.,...'1 . No Photo 1 AVAILABLE aim JOHN WHELAN GARY EDWARD WHIDDEN DONNA LEE WHITE Boo Swede Donna Memory: Trying to pass Electronics. Memory: Junior class English. Memory: pgfe G01-for Ambition: Mechanic. Ambition: To get out of school. Ambition. College. Activities: Science Club l, 2. Activities: Basketball l, 2, 4: Football l, Activities, Mirror 4, Yearbook 4, Dramatics 2, 3. ' ' ' 4, National Honor Society 4: Driver Ed. 4 p-41 .--' LINDA MARIA WURZEL LAWRENCE PARKER WYMAN, JR. LAWRENCE ARTHUR ZALIS Lin f'Larry Brother Bear Memory: U.S. History class with Mr. Tedesco. Memory: Junior and Senior years at C.H.S. MSUWOFYI MV- C'OU9h'5 OHTCG' Ambition: Happiness. Ambition: Success. Ambmoni Leade' of The Mama' Activities: Dramatics 2: Art 1, 2: Glee Club. Activities: A.V. 4, Student Exchange 31 Moni- AC'ivifiS-S2 SEMO' PHY 4? Dflve' Ed' 4' 1, 2: Driver Ed. 2. tors 4, Driver Ed. 2, Science Club 35 Foot- ball ly Track 3, 4. 67 'E' in Memoriam To the town of Canton, the acci- dental death of John A. Bosanquet was a severe shock, to his family a tragic loss and to the students and faculty of Canton High School, a somber tragedy. John was an outstanding student and participated in many activities. He was a member ot the track team in its championship year, as well as enioying many fun filled hours inthe Dramatics Club. He contributed much time and hard work to the Canton High School Band which was truly handicapped by his death. There are pleasant memories for those who knew him. His engaging smile blended into an attractive ap- pearance from which radiated a winsome personality and a friendly spirit. The memory of John A. Bosan- quet will linger always in the halls of Canton High School. It is a loss which cannot be expressed in words. Class H istory We came to C.H.S. in T960 determined to make our four years an outstanding example for those who would follow after us. ln our Freshman year we elected Brian Callery as our President, Bob DiFelice as Vice President, Elaine Joyce as Secretary, and Richie Powers as Treasurer. Our class dance, The Freshman Frolic, had a record attendance of nine. In sports the Hockamock League was swamped by our champion track team. The year ended with our first memorable trip to Nantasket. Our Sophomore year was highlighted by the arrival of our new principal, Mr. Daniel W. Alvino. He created the first annual Carnival Ball, which was a new sensation. Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow set a precedent in the production of tremendous musical comedies, to be followed by Bye Bye Birdie in our Junior year and Little Abner in our Senior year. As usual we elected class officers: Roger Smith, President, Bob DiFelice, Vice President, Elaine Joyce, Secretary, and Brian Callery, Treasurer. Class Rings! Now we were really upperclassmen. For our Junior Prom we created an exotic Oriental Gardens theme. Everyone danced to the music of Lennie Arnold's Band, and the traditional Grand March was led by the class officers: Bob Seavey, Jim Russell, Maureen McNeil, Bob DiFelice, and their dates. The crowning of Queen Mary Lee Davis and King Billy Gardner highlighted the evening. Our Senior year started off with a bang, when late one October day Mr. Alvino announced that a bomb had been placed in the school. Excitedly we evacuated the building. The new addition was completed to accommodate the arrival of a large Freshman class. Although our football team had a very unsuccessful season, their spirit and the colorful performances of the new drill team and the maiorettes and band provided many a pleasant fall afternoon. The Senior class gave two memorable performances in The Diary of Anne Frank. The Senior Ball was held on April 21, at the Blue Hill Country Club. We elected as our class officers: Orlando Germano, President,'Billy Russell, Vice President, Jean Simpson, Secretary, and Gary Whidden, Treasurer. Our graduation, on June 5, l964, marked the end of four rewarding years at Canton High. klcuta Common WM? was 2Q fdsf anof jesfamenf gffge Ckss 0 efeen j7Q1120Q'e0fc31bc1?jQuf' We, the Class of 1964, of Canton High School, in the County of Norfolk, Commonwealth of Mass- achusetts, being anxious to ease our minds of the burden of proper mentality to do so, do declare this to be our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, hereby revoking all previous Wills and Codicils by us at any time heretofore made. After the payment of our iust debts fincluding Senior Ball tickets and Class Trip expensesi, we do devise and bequeath our values as follows: To the Juniors: A fund to provide self-filling banks to meet the many expenses of the Senior Year. To the Sophomores: A bit of our dignity to be used during assemblies. To our Principal, Mr. Alvino: Our sincere thanks for all that he has done for us. JOAN AIELLO leaves her gym equipment to some needy freshman. GEORGE ALSOPP leaves all his unsatisfactory cards to Mr. Clough. JOSEPH AMMENDOLIA leaves all his track ability to speedy Paul Tut. KAREN ANDERSON leaves. WILLIAM ARMANDO leaves the freshmen to next year's Seniors. DOROTHY ARMSTRONG leaves her battered gym suit and broken down sneakers to her sister. NANCY ARANSON leaves to the underclassmen all the ioys of Canton High-SAT's, Achievements, Writing Samples, tensions, traumas, and teachers. SANDRA BARNSLEY AND JANE BLACKAM leave a quiet library to Mrs. Haines. BARBARA BARTONE leaves Mr. Haines a book on how to play golf. MARYLIN BORNIVAL leaves Mrs. Manning and her first period Home Economics class. PAMELA BOYD leaves some abortive notes on Boswell's Life of Samuel Johnson to Linda Marsh. CHERYL BRANAGAN leaves her worn book covers to her sister, Nancy. PHYLLIS BRENNAN leaves Miss O'Donnell an elec- tric typewriter. SUZANNE BRIGGS leaves her slide rule to anyone who has the patience to learn how to use it. 70 CAROL BRIGHT leaves mfr-' 0 Bxz -' to mr:2 XOA future math students. PETER BRIGHT leaves the football locker room to any underclassman who can stand it. JEROME BROOKS leaves the wood shop to Mr. Labollita. DONNA BROWN leaves one unsqueezed lemon to Nancy Callahan for future use. CLIFTON BUCHANAN leaves his drafting table and all the equipment to his freshman brother. JUDITH BUTLER leaves her sister Sandy lots of luck with the school lunches. PATTI CAHILLANE leaves a bath and two silver dollars to Patti Brophy. ALBERT CALLAHAN leaves his used gym sneakers to anyone who can fit into them. BRIAN CALLERY leaves the center position on the hockey team to Paul Thornton. JANE CAMERON leaves a seat in the library to any underclassman who can be quiet. DANIEL CARTER leaves! MARY CASEY leaves her last year of P.T. to Paula Rizzo. LINDA CASTELLARIN bequeaths to those pioneers, who brave the stamping herds on Bus 9653 each morning, a group insurance policy. ELIEN CHANNON leaves the taste of Quebec to anyone who can spare the time to find it. GAYLE CIRELLO leaves Mr. Judge to Janie Grant. FRANCES CLINES leaves Melonie to her annual fiascos at Nantasket. DOROTHY COFFIN leaves her cap and gown to Jeanie Paige. JOE COGLIANO leaves his handsome figure and athletic ability to Gregory Messler. ELLEN COHEN leaves the Band Library and Mr. Judge to Janice Durand. MARGARET COMER leaves three years of hard work to her brother. DAVID CONTOIS leaves the electronics lab to fu- ture technicians. RICHARD COOKE leaves some of his height to any freshman who needs it. 'DORIS COOMBES leaves a can opener to her friend, Kevin, and her place on the radiator to Toni Orle. JOANNE CORWIN leaves her typewriter to any- one who wants it. FRED COUGLE leaves his nights on detention to Virginia Fisher. CAROL COVENY leaves all the bad luck she's had to anyone who wants it. CAROL CROSSEN leaves Luck to next year's choreographer of the Junior Play. DENNIS DAMON leaves his long school days to Weiderscnoeger. TEDDY DAMON leaves his locker to anyone who wants it. FRED DANNER leaves Mr. Badoian's Modern Math Course to any unsuspecting freshman. HOWIE DARLING leaves the school to anyone who wants it. MARY LEE DAVIS leaves to Patti Brophy B.P. to remind her of their Labor Day weekend down at Falmouth. VINCENT DiBIASIO leaves alt the A's and B's that he didn't get to Ellen Govatsos. ROBERT DIFELICE leaves his track shoes and the ability to win to Hank Larson. WILLIAM DICKIE leaves to the Juniors the pleasure of having Miss Meade for a homeroom teacher. ROBERT DOE leaves his revised math book to Mr. Badoian. PAUL DONATO leaves the food in the cafeteria to whoever wants it. TOM DONLAN leaves C.H.S. to anyone who wants it. RICHARD DOODY leaves his loud pipes to Dave Guyette. MARGUERITE DOUCET leaves a battered field hockey stick and a memory of a certain kid to Mau- reen Holland. ROBERT DUDLEY leaves all his girls to anyone who wants them. ANN DUGUAY leaves to Theresa Roach the ex- hausting walk up the back path to school. SUZANNE DUNCKLEE leaves her pennies to Mr. I-laine's Buddha. ROBERT DUNLEAVEY leaves Jimmie Wier his monitor's badge to get to class late without deten- tion. DAVID EAMES leaves his five years of French to Mike DiFelice. CAROL EARDLEY leaves her daydreams in book- keeping to her brother. ALLAN EISENHAUR leaves Rich Eary his seat in Homeroom IO9. PATRICIA FITZGERALD leaves one year of Eng- lish with Mrs. Lowenthal and two years with Mr. Strack to her sister, Mary. ELAINE FLANAGAN leaves her two years with Mr. Haines to her brother, Tommy. RICHARD FLANAGAN leaves his memories and times with Mr. King. SUSAN FLYNN leaves to Canton High the school spirit it has never had. WILLIAM FORSYTH leaves three more years of Canton High to Richard Whelan. RICHARD FRANK leaves the underclassmen these words: Do unto others as they do unto you. Be yourself. RICHARD GALLIGAN leaves his '50 Ford to Howie Darling. LOUISE GALVIN leaves her portable kneecaps to anyone who likes to use crutches. TOM GALVIN leaves C.H.S. with good memories. BILL GARDNER leaves C.H.S. to whoever wants it. ORLANDO GERMANO leaves two more years at C.H.S. to Marianne Consalvo. JUDITH GOLDBERG leaves the chip off her broken teeth to anyone who can find it. EARL GRAVES leaves Mr. Tedesco to anyone who wants to work hard and still fail. LINDA HAINES leaves a dictionary to Mr. Tedesco. JOHN HARRIS leaves a wig to Paul Truck. ROBERT HARRIS leaves all his teachers with ul- cers. JUDITH HARTFORD leaves L. Carrozza Big Ben to get to class on time. DIANE HATCHER leaves Don Quitiote to next year's Spanish II class. ROBERT HAY leaves the school to anyone who wants it. EDWARD HAYS leaves his track shoes. ROBERT HEALEY leaves his almost perfect attend- ance record to John Dunleavey. PATRICK HENNESSEY leaves to Richard Besse and Ed Gada table number nine at the Rack and Cue. JOHN HORIGAN leaves all his notes to Dawn Gardner. JOHN HOWARD leaves his gym uniform to Rich- ard Besse. STEPHEN HUGHES leaves his T-Shirt. NANCY IGO leaves those Friday nights at the bowling alleys to Jo Sullivan. CYNTHIA INGEMI leaves her seat in Sales Law to Patti Brophy. 7I ANNA IRVING leaves Room IO9 to anyone who wants it. ELLEN JACOBS leaves the fun in Miss Meade's Stenography class. GAIL JENKINS leaves her red hair to Elaine Billie. MARSHA JENKINS leaves her position in the goalie pen to Diane Weber. DOROTHY JOHNSON leaves a certain teacher his imagination. JUDITH JOHNSON leaves Mr. Badoian a year's supply of peanut butter sandwiches. ELAINE JOYCE leaves a new tie and a lot of re- spect to Eddie G. JUDITH KAPLAN leaves all her books to the new freshmen who are coming in. TRUDY KAPLAN leaves the school to the fresh- men, the newcomers, and anyone else who can really bear it and wishes the best of luck to them. JOHN KEEFE leaves his football locker to Dave Johnson. DONNA KEEGAN leaves her books to A.S. and L.D. MARY KELLEHER leaves her books to Cousin Betty Ann. KATHLEEN KELLEHER leaves a plant to Miss O'- Donnell. ROBERTA KELLEHER leaves a lonely walk to her cousin, Shirley. DONNA KELLEY leaves C.H.S. to her brother, Steve. WARREN KELSON leaves the next two years at Canton High to David Kelson. JOYCE KENNEY leaves a lot of fun and hard work to next year's maiorettes. HERBERT KING leaves his fire fighting ability to Mike Calhoun. FREDRICK KOBS leaves his blown out meters in electronics to any underclassman who wants to know howl ARTHUR LALLY leaves all his worldly possessions to a certain person in the Sophomore Class. ANNE LANDON leaves Miss O'Donnell's third period Steno class to Diane Croak. CATHERINE LANGILL leaves her seat in Mr. Strack's English class to Debbie DiBiasio. BRIAN LEARY leaves his blades with Paul Thorn- TOD. MARCIA LEARY leaves to Susan Hamm Mr. Strack, in hopes that she'll have him in her senior year. WILLIAM LENHART leaves his gym sneakers to Bob M. JANE LEWIS leaves the fun she had in her Soph- omore year, 6th period English class to her sister, Nancy. 72 STEVE LOGAN leaves the space on this page to anyone who can think of something better to write. CAROL LORNERGAN leaves to her sister another year of history along with a tired ball-point pen and a dilapidated notebook. CHERYL LUND leaves Patti Brophy a lot of dances with a certain boy. RICHARD LUNDELL leaves this high institution of learning to anyone who wants an education. CHARLENE LYONS leaves her locker to any fresh- man who wants it. GORDON LYONS leaves all the books and home- work to the Juniors. ANNE MALCOLMSON leaves locker 519 for any short student. PRISCILLA MAROTTA leaves her monitor post to Wanda Barbaglia. PAUL MAZONNE leaves Mr. Callanan, Mr. Mc- Carthy, Mr. Labolita, and Mr. Higgins to anyone who wants to learn a good trade. MAUREEN McNElL leaves Mr. Tripp a feather for his hat. PETER MCWILLIAMS leaves his iob at C.P.M. STEVE MILEY leaves the school to anyone who wants a good laugh. RUSS MINKWITZ leaves his football number to Dave Johnson. ROBERT MITCHELL leaves his fond remembrances of Canton High to anyone who wants them. JAMES MOLIGNANO leaves to his cousin, Ellen Govatsos, the dancing shoes her brother left him when he was a senior. JEANNE MOODY leaves all the good times at C.H.S. to her sister, Theresa. JEAN MOORE leaves her father to hopeful seniors. DAVID MOSS leaves the hair from his next hair- cut to Mr. McCarthy, so he can make his own Beatle wig! JAMES MURPHY leaves the next three tiresome years to his brother. MICHEAL NITENSON leaves his sneakers to Stan- Iey Ossman and his report cards to his teachers. FREDRICK NOLL leaves a bucket and a mop to anybody who has the P.T. test after lunch and wants that feel better feeling. KATHY OLES leaves her gym suit and Miss Hayes to her sister, Grace Ann. ANNE PAIGE leaves her seat in Miss O'Donnell's class to anyone who can stay awake, and pep-up pills for those who can't. ROBERT PARKER leaves the memories of Blue Hill Country Club Splash Parties to any underclass- man who wants to get in trouble. RICHARD PAZASIS leaves an Anti-Aircraft Gun to Mr. Tighe. JANIS PESATURO leaves one P.J. party to Patti Brophy. LESLIE PIESZCHALSKI leaves all her bruises and a sore left arm to Kevin O'Hara. ENESS PINO leaves all the fun of C.H.S. to her sister, Donna. JEANNINE PIZURA leaves all boring assemblies to Richard Abdo. GLENN PLOTNER leaves his talks to Mr. Clough to anyone who needs them. JAMES PODGURSKI leaves his football uniform to anyone who can use it properly. JOHN POLMONARI leaves his books to any un- derclassman who will use them. RICHARD POWERS leaves a football team to any- one who can understand it. IRA PRILUCK leaves campus life to under-excited underclassmen. THOMAS QUIN leaves his locker, which doesn't close. PETER RENAUD leaves Mr. Callanan the Feed Club newspaper. WILLIAM REYNOLDS leaves Mr. Moore's Physics book to anyone who wants it. ROBERT ROCHELEAU leaves a pillow to anyone who has Mr. Tedesco for history. ANNE ROGERS leaves all the fun and good times in high school to Nancy Callahan. BARRY RONAYNE leaves his goalie equipment to anyone who can stand to put it on. STUART RUBIN leaves reclining seats for all stu- dents who take Physics and Chemistry. JIM RUSSELL leaves all his arguments to Steve Carrigan so he can persuade Mr. Tripp that the Cardinals and Hawks are better than the Braves and the Celts. WILLIAM RUSSELL leaves his football jersey to Bruce Becker and a gold band lnot usedl for J. J. MARY RYAN leaves her books to anybody who wants them. ROBERT RYLEY leaves his ability to stay out of trouble to his kid sister, Marilyn. CARLTON SANSOUCY leaves old copies of the Mirror to anyone who wants them. JAMES SCANLON leaves his endurance in cross country. A JANET SHERMERHORN leaves Mr. Poznyz's Chemistry course to anyone who wan'ts it. MARY SCOTT leaves, for the person who has everything, one secondhand W.C. ROBERT SEAVEY leaves John Zaniboni without a push on rainy days. CHERYL SERONICK leaves the Spanish course to be extended four years in order to take the burden off C.H.S.'s dear language teachers so that they may have the time to correct test papers. NANCY SHAW leaves her Dip Thongs to Miss O'Donnell for future use. PETER SHIMKUS leaves Mr. Dugan a pair of stilts and a tranquilizer. JEAN SIMPSON leaves her laugh to anyone who can stand it. PATRICIA SKEHAN leaves bookkeeping to any- one who doesn't mind going cross-eyed. DIANE SMITH leaves J. Sullivan to all her good times at C.H.S. ROGER SMITH leaves a case of pep pills to any underclassman who will find them helpful in keep- ing him awake in school. JOHN SOAVE leaves his electronics book to any- one who wants it. CAROL SOULE leaves a bent baton, whistle, and a good pair of lungs to next year's head maiorette. THOMAS SOUTHWOOD leaves to Dottie McNeil a dictionary to look up these words: Thebez, Smartso, and Slabby. PAUL SROCINSKI leaves his skill in passing tests to Richard Carco, who needs it. NANCY STARR leaves all her work on the Mirror Staff to any dedicated underclassman who wants it. PAUL ST. JEAN leaves his old hockey locker to his brother, Tommy. CAMMIE STURDY leaves a broken field hockey stick to next year's center halfback. EDWARD SULLIVAN leaves his parking space to a fast Chevy. CATHERINE TALBOTT leaves her field hockey stick to the next left halfback. COLIN TAYLAR leaves all his favorite teachers to future students. DONALD TAYLOR leaves the Fathers to the fu- ture Fathers of Canton High School. PAMELA TAYLOR leaves all her hard work at C.H.S. to her sister to carry on. RICHARD TEAGUE leaves his Latin ability to Miss Bertrand lcapus id omnem cum grano salisl. BEVERLY TENN leaves Miss O'DonneIl's class. PAUL TINKHAM leaves a bottle of aspirin to next year's stage manager of the senior play. EDWARD TRENHOLM leaves the Blue Hill Drive- ln. CHRISTOPHER TZANNOS leaves Linda To David Johnson. ROBERTA ULMAN leaves her attendance line in Physical Education to anyone who wants it. 73 ZENTA VIPS leaves her good attendance record to her brothers, Walter and Arnold. MARY WALKER leaves her place in the Senior Class to her brother. SALLY WETHERBEE leaves the locker she's had four long years to some poor freshman. DANA WHELAN leaves the last seat in the last row of all her classes to anyone whose last name begins with W. JOHN WHELAN leaves congratulations to Mr. McDonald on his election. GARY WHIDDEN leaves Mr. McCarthy's class. DONNA WHITE leaves her most esteemed place in Mr. Haines' Far Eastern History class to some hon- orable underclassman. ROBERTA WHITE leaves Mr, Lombardi's class. PAUL WHIPPERMAN leaves Mr. Callanan's math class of his junior year. LINDA WURZEL leaves all her books, problems, and teachers to her brother, Joe. LAWRENCE WYMAN leaves his monitor post and badge to Kevin Haynes. LAWRENCE ZALIS leaves to the incoming fresh- man class this great institution for higher learning, which has taught him everything he knows. JOSEPH ZOPPA leaves the legion grounds for anyone who can take it. GQSJ QDITOIU QC? My name is 23-O21-60. The year is 2036, and I have iust completed historical research on my home town, Canton. In the'Diary of Joyce Kenney, a day is recorded in old Canton. The year is I984. . . . I was the first customer to enter the PODGURSKI 8- ARMANDO GENERAL STORE, but the manager, Joan Aiello, was already upset. Gang leaders Linda Cas- tellarin and Larry Zalis had broken into the store at night and had stolen the peppermint sticks. For- tunately Officers Damon and Lally had apprehended them. Pam Boyd, the Bohemian artist, entered the store to buy supplies for the day's work, report- ing that she had almost been knocked down by Joe Ammendolia, Brian Leary, Richard Pazasis, Joe Cogliano, and Russ Minkwitz, who were training for the Olympics. Pam was followed by retail buyer Mary Lee Davis, whose fashionable skirt was designed by Dorothy Johnson. Pat I-Iennessey, making his mail rounds early, brought postcards from Janice Pesaturo, retired to Tahiti, Janet Schermerhorn, a butterfly catcher in Africa, and letters from globetrotters Mary Casey, Bob Riley, Jim Murphy, and Steve Miley, all which helped Joan to forget the peppermint sticks. Deciding to accompany Pat on his route, I passed from the slum area, where social workers Roger Smith and Priscilla Marotta were working, to the HAPPY HOME ESTATES, designed by Steve Logan, and housing nine millionaires, Peter Shimkus, Robert 74 Mitchell, Thomas Southwood, Lawrence Wyman, Robert Hay, Richard White, John Keefe, Peter Bright, and Brian Callery. Susan Flynn, Louise Galvin, Dana Whelan, Carol Coveny, Pat Cahillane, Donna Brown, Kathy Oles, Karen Anderson, and Roberta Kelleher, who had all had the good fortune to marry one of these wealthy men, passed by pushing baby car- riages. I said farewell to Pat at the Town Hall. Selectman Kennedy twhose wife is the former Nancy Aransoni was conversing with businessman Howie Darling. Secretaries Cheryl Branagan, Jean Simpson, Mary Wolfe, Nancy Shaw, Sally Wetherbee, Zenta Vipps, Beverley Tenn, Pat Fitzgerald, Anne Paige, Ellen Ja- cobs, Barbara Bartone, and Marylin Bournival were preparing the Annual Town Report for the impend- ing town meeting, at which Fire Chief Herbert King intended to ask for a raise for his staff, which in- cluded Paul Donato, Earl Graves, Richard Galligan, John Soave, and Bill Mahoney. At the Civil Defense Center, William Russell was swearing in a group of service hopefuls. Cliff Buch- anan, Jerry Beddington, Dan Carter, George Alsopp, Bob Healey, Fred Kobbs, and Bob Rocheleau into the Navy, Bill Lenhart, Joe Zoppa, and Ed Sullivan into the Marines, and Bob Dunleavey and John Pol- monari into the Air Force. Dorothy Coffin, a civil servant, was handing them certificates. At noon I lunched at the restaurant managed by Bob Harris. While Maureen McNeil and Cathy Cough- Iin were serving me, a group of college students entered from my alma mater, Curry College. The students, Bill Dickie, Elaine Joyce, Gail Jenkins, Donna White, Carol Lornergan, Linda Haines, Jean Moore, and Jim Russell, reported that Sandra Barnsley, Diane Hatcher, Suzanne Duncklee, Carol Eardley, Elaine Flanagan, Billy Reynolds, Nancy Shaw, and Leslie Pieszchalski, who had been classmates of mine at Curry, were now faculty members. lt seems that the teachers were concerned about Tom Donlan, Bill Gardner, John Howard, Gordon Lyons, Gary Whid- den, John Whelan, Fred Cougle, Vincent DiBiasio, Bob Dudley, Jim Molignano, Jerry Brooks, and Rich- ard Lundell, also former classmates of mine, who were still attempting to graduate. As usual, Bob Doe, Richard Powers, Al Callahan, Mike Nitenson, John Horrigan, Tom Quin, Tom Galvin, and John Dunleavey were loafing on the steps of the lunch- room as I stepped out into the street. Above them was a poster that told of a musical comedy starring Gayle Cirello and Carol Bright. Comedienne Doris Coombes and Bob DeFelice and Dave Moss had lead roles. Eness Pino, the choreographer, was director of the chorus, which included Linda Wurzel, Jane Cam- eron, Jeanine Pizurra, Georgia Coombes, Marcia Jenkins, Mary Ann Scott, and Ann Landon. Further down the street, outside the Contois Brothers Research Center, mechanics Teddy Damon, Paul Sroczinski, and Pete Renaud were working on an air conditioning unit designed by Stuart Rubin. lnside engineers Glenn Plotner, Fred Noll, Orlando Germano, Richard Cooke, Alan Eisenhaur, Paul Tink- ham, Colin Taylor, Jim Scanlon, Eddie Hayes, Barry Ronayne, and Paul Wipperman were working under Director Bob Seavey. Jane Lewis, a secretary, di- rected me to the RESEARCH ON THE STARS DE- PARTMENT, where draftsman Paul Mazonne was Consulting with Engineer Pete McWilliams. Judy Hartford, Charlene Lyons, Suzanne Briggs, and Nancy lgo worked under Supervisor Marcia Leary in the drafting room. I decided to walk from the factory through Tedesco Memorial Park to the ,St. Jean Apothecary to buy some fingernail polish. Wardell Pasquarosa offers horse and buggy rides through the scenic park, Bill Forsyth takes care of the horses. Game Warden Dick Doody, Forest Ranger Chip Harris, and Conservation Officer Dave Eames keep the park in its present good condition. Anna lrving, Cynthia lngemi, Trudy Kaplan, Mary Kelleher, and Mary Ryan were preparing a drug when I entered the Apothecary. The hospital, for rather obvious reasons, boards the old apothecary. Doctors Fred Danner and Jane Blackam work here with nurses Cathy Talbott, Carol Crossen, Ann Mal- colmson, Carol Soule, Cheryl Seronick, and Donna Kelley. Doctor Priluck, a psychiatrist, was obtaining data from Phyllis Brennan, Judy Goldberg, Ellen Cohen, Joanne Corwin, Judy Kaplan, Kathy Kelleher, Cathy Langill, Pat Skehan, and Pam Taylor, medical secretaries. Doctor Priluck wanted to know the case histories of Peggy Comer, who was still striving to know herself, and Peggy Doucette, Diane Smith, and Anne-Marie Rogers, who thought they could fly. On the way back from the hospital, l encountered a group surrounding one of the benches in Tedesco Memorial Park. Here an eager group was question- ing an old man, Reporters Carlton Sansoucy and Frances Clines were asking the questions. Artists Anne Duguay, Richard Flanagan, and Donna Keegan were representing the magazine ELITE along with Tom Walsh, who was taking pictures, and Richard Teague, a printer, who was advising Tom on the number of shots needed for the ELITE. After in- quiring, I found that the old man's name was Warren Kelson and that he believed he could live six more years to become lOO. 75 BEST ALL AROUND BEST DRESSED Maureen and Howie Janis and Bill BEST DANCERS Eness and Bobby I MOST ATHLETIC Elaine and Russ SENIQR .PF 1 3 z 4 9 . 5 . X O MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST TALENTED Jean and Roger Ann and Fred SU PERLATIVES Q , 4 X Q 3 N 1 1 QXX N I E 5 I 3 .4 'I 5 O MOST HUMOROUS Marcia and Chip 5 i I BEST LOOKING Mary Lee and Tommy I 77 1 e .ffff 09'D r-,tn-' Qs g m,,- ,, fi If F sf - ,SH 5 CAROL SOULE D.A.R. Candidate BOB SEAVEY, JIM RUSSELL, RUSS MINKWITZ, Boys' State Representatives STUDENT EXCHANGE Elaine Joyce Richard Pazisis Linda Haines Mr. Strumski Lawerence Wyman Jim Russell Cammie Sturdy PRISCILLA MAROTTA Girls' State Representative .5 Student Government Representative I-. - ...L ,wi fi' I CLASS PROPHECY 1 M. + P. Marotta, J. Blackam, J. Johnson. I ,qi PATRONS S. Barnsley, R. Dunleavy, J. Russell, F. Danner, A. Malcolmson. Ol CLASS HISTORY I 4 1 iv A if 1? l . 5 P. Brennan, C. Crossen. SUBSCRIPTIONS QIZIIIF I vqnwh.-4, . .5 L., E . . pfgzxiy, J. Blackham, C. Sansoucy, J. Russell, R. Dunleavy, C. Bright, I. Priluck, R. Powers. CLASS WILL Llllllll BOYS' SPORTS EDITORS -3- 'O l :' ?1 4 Qin R. Minkwifz R. Seavey. lu l f r'I H lllllwlli xy Lu -3, P. Taylor, D. Whealan. Mr. Morrison Advisor Carol Soule Senior Edifor Roger Smith , EdffOf Jim Russell Susfmss Alamigcr Isl I viii' :N ' ..so :USU g5nn' cgi' Ear-pIUg5???? And then Jack climbed up the beanstalk. I dOf1lY care what the regulations are on smoking. Deaf CHEVY l MR MORRISON Advisor FIRST ROW C Bright L Zalns J Kenney P Marotta R DeFeluce SECOND ROW F Danner, C. Crossen, ' 1-1-' -' l No-No, it goes this may 2.1 --ni Jumrom PROM if CARNIVAL BALL CANDIDATES 49 STANDING: Karen Anderson, Carol Crossen, Donna Larsen, Jean Simpson, Donna Ward. KNEELING: Stephanie Siblo, Ginny Kelley, Linda Carozza, Susan Connelly, Carol Wirta. 'O New Wing l:l:l:l2l:ll:l:l:l:5:l:l:lIl r ,... 5',.'.f-- -- I U ID :l::u:lIl-l- .. ,... II I1 ll -- r' ' il I.- -I -I '1 :ls-1: - -1 .----v-' 1 .Q M ,,-,- ,1- Y fn- '7'ff-fifv'-1'i'f f ..' ... , , I . . . , . -, . , - 'ii'iiii'ii'i'l!-'l:'??l?u f:lnlnlnll l Q ' ncler 14 1.Sf- 49. QQ 'V 4 gf 1 - yig.: ' 1.5-P 4 X JU IOR CFFICERS President KENNITH SMAIL Vice President: THOMAS RUSSELL Secrefaryz PAULA ALEXANDER Treasurer: JOESPH WURZEL S. T' -Y-,-1 I r 'lr lg,4 lofvkl ' ' 'l Y itll ' s 'sir' ' , Us 'i 11.13 1 ' f QQ F . - I r FIRST ROW: D. Gardner, L. Graham, P. Gray, E. Govatsos, M. Hagan, C. Halley, S. Hamm, E. Forsyth, A. Hollester, M. Holland. SECOND ROW: V. Hoffman, J. Garside, B. Gerzon, G. Hedderig, F. Herbert, J. Gifford, L. Harding, D. Guyette, R. Gilson. THIRD ROW: J. Forte, S. Gustafson, D. Johnson, A. Galvin, W. Harding, W. Hughes, S. Hughes, D. Forsyth, P. Gorman, E. Gada, R. Galligan. sf. A ' - . Q ' - if ' b ., 1 . 4 I 'fi -rd CA F- imi gg .ll f '- A I lv ' 8' T ' FIRST ROW: E. Canto, C. Campisano, C. Brennan, M. Baker, E. Bille, P. Brophy, E. Bradley, O. Barbaglia, D. Anagnoston, K. Branagan, E. Bravman. SECOND ROW: B. Beith, N. Callahan, L. Brown, D. Aldrich, 'J. Brown, J. Bowers, M. Billikas, P. Alexander, J. Cash. THIRD ROW: R. Benkart, R. Carco, P. Brown, H. Cashman, J. Barss, W. Alsop, R. Ahearn, S. Bauman, B. Becker, M. Aprea. , 4 Q Pfry- .Ii Lg, .ff Q , I Zi! Y v. , 'A My 3 7: , ff 'Q'-f'.mQfgQ3'1 L we - .11-:g?Q .., nfl f .J r rr -s .: . -. 1 3, , i 3 2 1 r gh. QL, ,J , 4 - . -saw An.. - 4 ,u 1 . , v- Y .. ' I . '.Y ' 1 I I -ll , X , ! I '-0' K FIRST ROW: P. Walsh, L. Winer, C. Tucker, E. Sforme, R. Stillman, J. Sullivan, D. Weber, J. Stevenson, S Yeomans. SECOND ROW: A. Storrnberg, M. Sullivan, J. White, E. Tordoff, V. Wyman, D. Ward, A Turner, R. Wayburn, J. Wurzel, J. Wendell, R. Wlwiflemore. THIRD ROW: J. Zaniboni, J. Taber, W. Wieder- hcld, W. Vips, J. Srrumski, W. Walker, D. Yost, S. Tolias, M. Truczinslcas, R. Wagner, D. Storme, J. Svvardlick 9,51 f 4 1 v A. v9,,LfP L,,3x.,fl - wwe. A , I 1 ,' - . ,,r: bfi 'f:.1f?2f1- we L. 1 f f- f A-f2':'i'zr ff- F ff Q is J i.: wg ' L. 1 j . L .r. .5 FIRST ROW: B. DeWitt, J. Durand, M. Dana, P. Ferguson, S. Cleveland, L. Dykeman, L. Dore, P. D'Marzio C. Champagne, N, Cleveland. SECOND ROW: R. Eary, S. Charrier, E. DeFelice, S. Cohen, D. Croak, l Farrell, P. D'Attanasio, P. Comer, J. Digirclarno, R. Correia. THIRD ROW: J. Crane, D. Curtis, G. Ccgliano M. DeFelice, A. Eourne, J. Durkee, J. Ccady, K. Chan-berlain, J. Farringicn, D. Feld, P. Durra. sefiftws I l- .fI.,:g P . I f 2 ISU' . .- 'aa niw nfs FIRST ROW: M. Ryan, L. Rocheleau, P. Poirier, J. Owirka, K. Pywell, M. Powers, L. Russ, L. Scrocco, D Peterson, T. Porcaro, S. Siblo. SECOND ROW: R. Perfetti, K. Sexton, A. Pagliocco, A. Perry, P. Scanlon, E Piona, M. Singer, T. Russell, L. Snyder, R. Renwick, J. Soave, A. Reynolds, P. Rubin. THIRD ROW: R. Oprandi R. Pariseau, K. Smail, F. Rutkauskas, J. Scott, P. Sloan, L. Ryan, R. Rawding, P. Sprague, S. Oles, C. Plona M. Skelly. il , ,Liz Q yn I. 1. -H' ',.t: .. -W,.l.. Q- . 'g UAV: '71 if in Q 'Qgl . I ,?. '.? 'ET '. V : vt . - P! IX FIRST ROW: E. McCormick, P. Lonergan, A. Mullane, S. Lane, C. Mikelson, M. Lawrence, C. LaGrone, L. Marsh. SECOND ROW: C. Muller, J. Meyer, M. Lorizio, T. Murray, B. Larson, W. McPherson, J. Knowlton V. Lorizio, K. O'Hara. THIRD ROW: P. Loscocco, A. Morganelli, G. Messler, D. Mulligan, L. Knox, J. Kessler, J. O'ConneII, R. Minichelli, D. Lenehan. vi K7 SOPHOMORE CFFICERS President: FRANK BENDER Vice President: SHARON MERLIN Secretary: SUSAN GANGEMI Treasurer: PHYLLIS SVVEENEY lv f I 1 FIRST ROW: J. Boyden, M. Brown, V. Araby, L. Carozza, L. Bodine, C. Bonanno, J. Bonito, N. Cleary, T. Ammendolia. SECOND ROW: G. Barnsley, P. Anagnostcn, D. Brown, R. Antonucci, S. Butler, L. Carlsen, J. Clark, M. Brown, F. Bender, A. Bromberg. THIRD ROW: F. Bucklin, N. Bosanquet, G. Burnham, W. Bryan, W. Billikas, C. Clines, R. Bailey, R. Abdoo, D. Allberry, J. Blondell. FIRST ROW: M. Ryley, M. Odell, S. Packard, J. Neckes, P. Plant, P. Rizzo, C. Peters, C. Salus, C. Richards C. Nichols. SECOND ROW: M. Rocheleau, T. Roach, D. Scanlon, S. Shoener, J. Olsen, E. Rcnayne, S Salbach, J. Paige, P. Perry, E. Oles, R. Tulloch. THIRD ROW: C. Oles, R. Selby, A. Powell, S. Ossman, W Nichols, J. O'Brian, R. Rawding, C. White, E. O'Brien, J. O'Loughlin, J. Peavey. R. Raphel, -7 1 ' 4 4 1 I 4 F 2 5 Q 'r ' DLE 'T 'z i fr gb ..z 9 ! ' I . ,,: Y7 1' I xg L . C b 1 g 5 y' .,2 - Tl I .YI '-s FlRST ROW: L. Harris, L. Hart, P. Hanlon, M. Galvin, P. Galvin, K. Gentille, A. Herbert, C. Grenon, M. Gibson. SECOND ROW: E. Gardner, G. Holmes, W. Johnson, P. Harriman, D. Henderson, S. Gangemi, R. Gustafson, F. Gianelli, E. Janus, M. Hannigton. THIRD ROW: B. Greene, J. Gillis, M. Gross, V. Healey, S. Kelly, J. Jorgesen, G. Kelleher, A. Haynes, B. Fulton, P. Gcvatsos, E. Hanlon, P. Janus. 153'-if J. - ' 5 3 ' -4 'L Jf, 'Y'Y ,if .5-. 1 3 ig ,l I g:,l, ,ki ,s-5 f Y' 'TT . ' ' ,Vi ' .v - kqvk- gf' ' rl! '-- . '-.-tsf ' A - 1 fs.: 1 1 .L, . K , 's' ,' 'li' , . 'Q .53 ' -'fi-': v ff-gr , Q43 Q fl H 1 i-' 4 1-' . : O I -T-' if 1 ' . ' 'J . il A 5 'f . .' Y. T Y T Q' 1 1. 5. . W, .- 4. I FIRST ROW: E. Leggee, J. McWilliams, L. Kenney, D. McNeil, J. Larson, V. Kelly, N. Milligan, D. Lyons. SECOND ROW: G. Nashawaty, D. Kelscn, D. MacKiernan, L. Mogavro, S. Merlin, N. Meneely, J. Macari, H. Larson, P. Napolitano. THIRD ROW: G. McElwain, P. Ladow, D. Keough, M. McEnany, R. Mitchell, S. Minkwitz, P. Kelly, J. Leonard. l E . I 7 l l 1 l I l rl ', 3 33' 5. 1.21-1' 1 l.'o,' L1','..,!ll.,L if 2, 12,92-.ggf 92 I 1 FIRST ROW: B. Skolnicki, B. Trinchera, M. Sullivan, S. Soule, Z. Vaitlcunas, V. Tracy, C. Terenzi, N. Srone. SECOND ROW: E. Tolias, E. Tree, J. Weir, G. Shimkus, B. Zlochiver, E. Whelan, K. Tolias, J. Walsh, R. West, E. Sullivan. THIRD ROW: D. Webster, R. Taber, S. Wainshilbaum, L. White, B. Srnifh, P. Wiederholcl, W. Zanibcni, M. Tack. . .. , . . , ,U R 3 iv',.'lt v .., . '.,f,.,'1?, +1 r 1. I . 4 cg L. ,rr 1 '!3- ll 2 X IW'-we . f. , ', 5 ! M lg '.,,l'fh' . W . , x .Y . My ,., g .Q + ,v ., , J,-f, 5 ' S S ' HL X -. . ll x 1 ! ,'7kf 4 lf' ,. New ul 1 .-V l Jw, .L -Leg ,L..., le I if u M-.r.-Jw s n r Z FIRST ROW: B. Dcnnelly, M. Crowley, E. Concpka, S. Connolly, M. Eardley, V. Fisher, Mp Consalvo, S. Farrell, L. Colelti. SECOND ROW: P. Doe, K. Fitzwilliam, M. Dunn, S. DeFelice, M. Fama, P. Dennis, M. Fowley, Z. Enwrighf, K. DeWitt. THIRD ROW: J. Donnelly, W. Correia, M. Cohen, J. Decembrile, F. Dcnlnn, R. Danner, D. Fernandes, R. Fradkin. 'xg , t A 2 3-Q 'Q FRE HMA OFFICERS President: STEVEN MATHEVVS Vice President: THOMAS BOURNIVAL Treasurer: CAROL VVIRTA Secrefaryz DOROTHY KELLEHER 96 .Is 1. -.iwlw I, -I-'f'v1 '.-ts'-'ff :WE :Q 9 I - . 3 . ,fx I ff! Y'v L't i!4,5'i.'l1f5 ' I V ,H 17 . , . 4' ,4 9 ff ,H Q FIRST ROW: E. Buckley, J. Aiello, M. Bryant, E. Carrara, C. Berks, C. Ahearn, L. Carpenter, V. Armando, D. Bean, M. Balboni. SECOND ROW: J. Aquilinc, M. Barloato, J. Brueggeman, C. Callery, C. Breheny, L. Burke, E. Armstrong, F. Beck, R. Burnett. THIRD ROW: J. Aprea, D. Cambell, J. Bright, F. Antonta, E. Callery, R. Carlson, A. Bertone, A. Andrews, B. Allen, P. Blcmstrom, T. Bournival, L. Bryant. T 21.4 4 Fi ' C r ' is FIRST ROW: E. Cash, S. Contois, D. Digirolamo, I. Doucet, M. Dadasls, E. Dee, L. Dalton, D. DiBiasio, M. Cleary, G. Cooper. SECOND ROW: D. Contois, S. Doody, E. Christensen, G. Carter, N. Curtis, D. De-Feltqe, E. Chartier, K. Comer, K. Curtis. THIRD ROW: R. DiRosario, J. Coyne, B. Cleveland, H. Donovan, B. Churchill, S. Carrigan, W. Croft, R. Connelly. ' . L 3 S F 4 FIRST ROW: M. Franklin, L. Grabert, B. Govafsos, R. Fennessey, V. Farrell, D. Eardley, P. Gray. SECOND ROW: M. Gilbert, D. Halley, C. Fuller, J. Ferguson, M. Filzgerald, M. Gifford, S. Hanson, G. Gaultieri, M. Eardley. THIRD ROW: J. Govarsos, T. Flanagan, R. Gill, T. Gavigan, B. Fisher, D. Durkee, K. Haines, F. Fair, J. Forsyth, K. Ferry. FIRST ROW: A. Jackson, S. Harding, D. Kelleher, M. Lahti, T. Kelleher, I. Hewitt, L. Irving, C. Healey, B. Harris. SECOND ROW: M. Jenkins, S. Howard, K. Klimas, B. Hutchinson, J. Hornbuckle, D. Larson, P. Hcrigan, R. LaFrance, B. Hubsch, R. Kenrick. THIRD ROW: J. Kelleher, J. Harris, L. Kobs, B. Landon, R. Kelleher, L. Johnson, L. Jameson, R. Hinds, D. Henry, B. Herrnanson, J. Ionelli. FIRST ROW: L. Lewis, L, Mariin, F. Leary, J. Miley, M.'Mahoney, D. Lindquest, M. Liggee, T. Moody, D. Miller. SECOND ROW: P. McLean, D. Minor, P. McKenna, R. Lewis, M. Martin, N. Lewis, L. McPhaiI, S. Mathews, J. Leeman, G. Lewis, J. Laehee, S. Larson. THIRD ROW: W. McDonough, N. Marvus, R. Moberger, J. Moony, F. Ford, M. Mahoney, D. Logan, J. Martin, I. Marsh. I Ii ,iff 112 rrvQ.a'H..g I Q' 'rx ,J V? 'si' 1P'tAz'?i:Ld4fJ?f.' f '- , fa 1 W: 3- ???f Ifanaiii. 1,3 1 F21 P- 'IM-.'i'31,ff1sfw1-z '1 . ,.lI,!,-'?f'!,!','4Y,sfi,z I gf Sl.: ig if'qW, I I- AE' .11- If ' I J , T H ILA ' 'a'.Q':1?xZ ,I U' ,, 1 if g jj f r,:' ,xr 2',S'L.2 .u ,. xv .5 1 - bf -- fr- is 'F Y st' I Y -lr- FIRST ROW: R. Naiiar, M. O'Keefe, M. Romsey, N. Rawding, D. Richards, P. Podgurski, D. Murphy, J. Parker, J. Perry. SECOND ROW: R. Redquest, B. O'Brien, R. O'Connor, T. Nigarro, B. O'Brien, J. Murphy, R. Peterson, J. O'Brien, F. Page. THIRD ROW: P. Pina, D. Price, J. O'ConneII, R. Pina, J. Nichols, A. Ortaga, G. Parsons, G. Parsons. .IQST FECW: J. Ser's:L,:.', K. Surfer' A. Ta. C' S. T : 'cf', K. S'gn:r', D. Smart J. SC:'7E'V 'EVhC??T, C ?-:rv1as,A.SFe cer1. SECOND RCW: L. S' Me' K. Rcss, P. SM e., D. Scaf, H, Sp'e'Cc.-.s, D. Seaman, L Qu:T'5fe'n, T, Sf. Jean P. Ska ew. Tr-HQ2 RCS.: Q. Su 'e', -3. Sze-ve. K. Rue D. S:P s'.or'-2, E. Te'-renz' 5. 'E-'P '-5. 7': ::s: . Y ,Q 1 1 'I if pf-3 ' ff ' .1-isis .? 1351242 . .V-Q . , e , . 'S x' 1, 9 RST ROV.: J. Tp 'e', C. 'v'. a E. '.'J'nk er, P. '.'.a'a:-3. .'-'. ECCNC ?C'.'.. E. .'-'ef' P. T'-:z 'skas T. .'.s ::e --'s 's' :eff s.e's '-4 Q2 RCI.: R '::? Q. '.'.,ff 4. -'-212. S. .' C. .Signer - v 5 lx .5,' Q, 'Y' V.n'1def M. W'-'fe U. Zarwc:'r', L. Zedeiis -s J. T'c'r ar', .'-'. J-'.e .-.c P', N Yczfg, P .'.:od, D. Welsh, A. V ss, B. Tc: Y- B. .N le 4: ,S 'fi If f r 4' 1 i',' 9 . Yi Ya 1 K J ' E 1 . E ' - S . x 1 S -.. .,.,,., . , . 5799012 Sir X 'L 4 , V TLIDE T CGLINCIL FIRST ROW: G. C'rello, D. i','cNei', R, Powers, E. Joyce, B. Becker, M. McNe'l, C. Rchards. SECOND RON: K. Cor'-er, J. Wendell, P. Ercohy, M. G'5'ord, B. Leary, l.. Russ, P. Hennessey, P. Ladow, R. H?-cs, Mr. Bu'1ner. f ' Q T' I f Q I 1 I : . fi in .Sl 1 51 1 f P Q Q -, f 1 . - 1 - r . i' - : f . Q T5 Q il , ' ' . 1 i ,,' 1 l 4 4' , , , g The Student Council is the organiza- Q5 . 1 Q . Resident: Richard Powers V Ce President: Bane Joyce Treasurer: Bruce Becker tion of student governrvent. This group is composed of tour officers and elected representatives from each class. The Student Council attempts to establish closer relationships between the faculty and the students. Richard Powers, President S-e:re'er',': Ken Sn-sf! l .-ldv'sor: ,'.'lr. Blfner ATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY 11- .Q 3 'L' 1 iflzlg' 5 71 1 ? 1 , ?ls1' ig' 3 r- XV gd Q, FIRST ROW: A. Stromberg, L. Marsh, N. Cleveland, B. Tenn, S. Cleveland, S. Cohen, S. Barnsley, J. Moore, D. White. SECOND ROW: F. Noll, J. Knowlton, J. Gifford, R. Smith, P. Marotta, W. Kelson, R. Seavey, J. Russell, J. Johnson, Advisor: Mr. Tighe. The National Honor Society member has distinguished himself to others by schol- arship, service to the school, leadership ability, and character. The National Honor Society's stated purpose is that each of its members encourage these values throughout the school. This year the mem- bers of the Canton High School National Honor Society have aided other students by tutoring them in certain subjects. I hope that in future years the National Honor Society members will perform many more services by which they may apply their scholarship, service, leadership, and character to benefit others. Roger Smith, President ... ff President: Roger Smith Vice President: James Russell Secretary: Sandra Barnsley , 'S-5 f MIRROR 1 It lg,nL:n',f. .J ' 'A J 0 FIRST ROW, V. Araby, M. Ryley, B. Scotnicki, S. Yecmans, E. Bradley, L. Bodine, S. Soule, D. Gardner C. Nichols, N. Starr. SECOND ROW: P. Brcphy, E. Bille, J. Larson, J. Corwin, C. Fuller, M. Rocheleau, K Fifzwilliam, Mrs. Kaplan, Advisor. THIRD ROW: J. White, D. Curtis, P. Crisileo, D. Forsylh, R. Dudley, M Davis, M. Casey, J. Clark, B. Zlochiver, A. Sheridan, C. Terenzi, C. Sansoucy, R. Fradkin. F I T' 5: f E 4 1. . -, 3 F 1 I Q.. f, v 1 .1 ,I - . -Ll 1 lm Q HIGH 9 , '1 JI RO gl ' QQ 2 .4 O q 53 I I - O U Q' I F- 7866 EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: Frances Clines, Carlton Sansoucy. I I I I DRAMATICS CLUB ,.r i., 5 . . if -'.f'qw. I . 2-JH' S I 4 00.6 I ef 1 :H--..-.-WEN A EW' Q FIRST ROW: R. Stillman, P. Doucet, G. Cirello, M. Consalvo, S. Farrel, J. Irving, P. Fennessey, M. Cleary J. Ferguson, J. Trotman, E. Doe, S. Doody, E. Buckley. SECOND ROW: C. Callery, R. Naiiar, Nl. Franklin K. Shulman, V. Fisher, J. Boyden, M. Galvin, E. Sullivan, J. Stevenson, M, Zinotti, P. Gray, C. Campisano, C. Brennan, J. Sansoucy, J. Paige, E. Chartier, C. Burkes. THIRD ROW: Miss Fish, C. Soule, M. Bournival Z. Enright, M. Eardly, E. Conopka, L. Lewis, S. Connoly, A Sheridan, L. Martin, P. Ferguson, S. Hamm, P. Alexander, J. McWilliams, L. Corrozza, P. Hanlon, V. Kelly, L. Bodine, J. Larson, J. Paige, L. Wendell, L Carpenter, S. Shoener, T. Roache, L. Berke, J. Bournival, M. Balboni, E. Christenson, J. Olsen, J. Leonard, T Gardner. FOURTH ROW: J. Corwin, D. White, D. Peterson, J. Neckes, J. Garside, M. Billikas, P. Poirer, I. Doucet, D. Murphy, J. Owirka, D. Webber, L. Colletti, C. Crossen, P. Brennan, J. Cameron, J. Kenney P, Boyd, J. Johnson, C. Sturdy, C. Werta, M. Gilbert, B. Govotsus, K. DeWitt, B. Ronayne, L. Rubenstein R. DiRosario. FIFTH ROW: K. Wesley, D. Minor, S. Kelley, P. St. Jean, C. Taannos, C. Buchanan, F. Donlan R. Tobin, G. MacElwain, W. McDonough, M. Travis, J. Carroll, A. Powell, D. Logan. g A ART sniff. 12. A ' S gi K -ke 4 , . .1 gi. A Fir. tg . P ' a ? . 4, Flux' + xi r 7 D s J 1 , -r FIRST ROW: O. Earloaglla, P. Boyd, C. Healey, M. Rocheleau, P. Walsh. L. Rocheleau, V. Farrell, J. Garslde, D. Anagno sfcn. SECOND ROW: C. Charvpane, J. H:rno-ckle, D. Lfndqalsf, V. Wyman, D. Avnsfrong, G. Coorrfbes, E. Armstrong, G. Shimkus, J. Bor-'fo, M. Wenfwcrfh, J. Bfcndell. THIRD ROV.. R. Correla, W. Gustafson, P. Pina, R. Galllganh P. Freed- rr-an, D. Schfavone, P. McKenna, A. Eardlef, D. M7ner. G E T v f 4 l F l l l FIRST ROW: P. Kelly, T. Gavigan, R. Parker, VV. Nichols, S. Ke -. C. Tzanncs, B. Marshall, D. Moss, D. Miner. SECOND RO'-'Ja L. Donnelly, J. Sansodcy, J. Alello, L. Martin, L. Donnelly, L. Lewis, J. Gram, S. Connolly, J. Stevenson, M. Eardley, E. Conoplna, F. Leary, J. Turner, G. Cooper. L. Orfendahl. THIRD ROW: D. Walsh, R. Fennessey, M. Lahti, E. Sullivan, L. Ca'rozza, M. Galv'n, P. Han'cn, J. Mcwillfarns. M. Consalvo, M. Cleary, C. Richards, D. Digirolamo, M. Donaghey, K. Carfplsanc, E. Casn, S. Hardin, V. Kelly, P. Plant, P. Doucer, J. Pafge, E. Hewitt, M. Mahoney. FOURTH ROW: C. Ahern, J. Ferguson, J. Daley, D. DeFe!ice, E. Chrlsfenson, S. Dooc' y, P. Sweeney, D. Peterson, M. Gibson, P. Doe, S. Salbach, D. Ward, L. Carlson, P. Fitzgerald, C. Grenon, J. Garside, T. A 'n1endo!IafM. Balboni, J. Bcurnival, L. Dalton, M. O'Keefe, '06 L. Mcgawc, L. Colleffl DEBATI G CLUB 5? FIRST ROW: B. Titus, K. Brnagan, P. Marotta, P. Loscoco, L. Ziedells. SECOND ROW: R. Cambell, M. Singer, R. Moberger, J. O'Connell, B. Allen. DEBATING CLUB OFFICERS K. Branagan, P. Marotta, President, P. Loscocco. l CHESS CLUB :xi Liv ' 't x 4:17 , S A '. 1 fly ,gf 'jx-l ,I 1.5, , 'uv R' .-3 ,,,'v v- 1 je.. ,g 9,1 . v 3, -. A -.1.-.swwttg i HT S . I 4 - T. .r . FIRST ROW: T. Gultaire, A. Taylor, N. Cleveland, S. Cleveland, S. Cohen, C. Tucker, I-1. Spierdowis, D Johnson, D. Smith, J. Sullivan, J. Schermerhorn, E. Pino, J. Hanford, P. Walsh. SECOND ROW. N Weiner, J. Aprea, M. Tack, T. Boutnival, M. Hannington, K. Ruhl, F. Antonia, R. Whelan, S. Carrigan J. Wood, B. Matta, P. Shimkus, R. Jopf, A. Szekely, P. Skelly. TOP ROW: J. Crane, K. Haines, J. Bran dolo, A. Andrews, T. St. Jean, B. Billikas, J. Scott, F, Ruthowskus, S. Oles, M. Skelly, P. Rubin, M Bradlee, D. Eames. IO7 LIBR RY ASSISTAN S FIRST ROW: G. Barnsley, N. Zanottl, M. Baker, D. Peterson, M. Wendell, K. Campisanc, E. Canto, N. Weiner. SECOND ROW: C. Langill, P. Poirier, E. Blacklwarn, S. Barnsley, P. Marotta, C. Bright, S. Briggs, J, Donnelly, E. Conopka, Mrs. Haines, Librarian. THIRD ROW: R. Powers, P. Scanlon, C Talbott, W. Kelscn, J. Bowers, B. Leary, A. Ccmais, L. Dore. F'-'J-H - - . I ,,.e IO8 IT Quiet, Please! l 4 l DRI ER EDLICATIO 'H ' . .. 1 ,. in ' ' Vg .H V ,I Q- . , , ,, E52 ,Jin Af seam mea scam. 1 umm 2323555205 W , K is , merits Willliil, af, Mr. Frank LaBollita and Mr. Hugh Dowson Monitors SCHOQL CANT HIGH MONITORS Larry Wyman Bob Dunleavy Bob Seavey Priscilla Marotta Sandra Barnsley Jim Russell Warren Kelson Bob DeFelice Maureen McNeil Jean Simpson Sue Flynn Cammie Sturdy Russ Nlinkvvitz Carol Soule Steve Logan li 5AA4 SKI CLUB I ll ill Q Pt , fi-'Q FIRST ROW: B. Hermanson, L. Kobs, P. Wiederhcld, R. Selby, J, Zaniboni, F. Kobs, D. Taylor, D. Damon, D. Feld, M. McPherson, D. Kelson, W. Selby. SECOND ROW: T. St. Jean, D. Logan, J. Polmonari, R. Perfetti, G. Beddington, D. Moss, P. Blomstrom, B. O'Brien, J. Forte, P. Martin, N. Bosanquet, Mr. Stack, Advisor. THIRD ROW: R. O'Connor, C. Clines, F. Damon, C. Haynes, H. Donovan, F. Lord, E. Hayes, B. Churchill, D. Johnson, P. Stockus, B. McPherson, K. Sexton. 1 , I V! President: Donald Taylor Vice President: Fred Kobs Treasurer: Dennis Damond Secretary: Steven Hughes Cmissingl AU DIO-VISUAL CLLI B ff? I 2 E .st 2.3 .gi I.. If 4 1 4 . 1 ...gs A.-V. OFFICERS A. Galvin, J. Cash, R. Raw ding, P. Tinkham, President FIRST ROW: W. O'Brien, M. White, L. Stillman, J, Trolman, J. Cash, P. Tink- ham, R. Ravvding, A, Galvin, N. Lewis, L. MacPhail, D. Price, R. Redquesf. I GREE THLIMB CLUB I 5 . I 2 vf I i E I 5. I I I I I 3 2 I FIRST ROW: W. Johnson, T. Bosanquet, D. Mackiernan, J. Gillis. SECOND ROW: J. Bowers, S. Gangemi, Miss Donovan, advisor. I we N v- Y. ' ,n 1 . I I E , ig. I Q ! A. Bomberg, B. Green, 1 . f'?-gf j 6 - x , ' s 1 ':-'- 'X ax' J .L P : rv O- 'Q : . s 5' I' I I I 'D .xx Z sf 15 ' iv?-fiifsixz 1 It i 7 I I , Y N V Q I . b .',' I 4-1 , , Q ' X. 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In the final quarter, the Black Knights of Stoughton scored two touch downs to down Canton 22 l4. -Russ Minkwitz SCORES Hull 22 Canton King Philip l2 Canton Milford 32 Canton Foxboro 13 Canton Mansfield 20 Canton Oliver Ames 14 Canton Franklin 24 Canton Stoughton 22 Canton CANTO HIGH CHEERLE DERS Sarisfy! Le1's go, C.H.S.! LeT's go! GO! Fighii Win! Captain Sue Flynn, Pat Cahillane, Sherry Lund, Maureen McNeil, Ann Duguay, Joan Swardlick, Barbara Bartone, Linda Marshg Mascot, Kim Varney. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ..l 5 '. 1,1 'V ' 11 xy 'I K I I . 'rl'B. T . 1 I Q l X , xy I ' I 4 -iP'4 l 'Q ,f 1 11 'I Ivy 1 ' 'V , I-4'V l. I . I I I ' I 2 Lf 'rl FIRST ROW: S. Mathews, T. Gavigan, D. Halley, F. Page, J, Aquilino, M. Thompson, S. Howard, G. Parsons, J. Hulasch, P. Pina. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kidd, Coach, S. Hanson, K. Comer, I. Marsh, B. O'Brien, T. Flanagan, L. Kobs, T. Truczinskas, D. Durkee, F. Antonia. THIRD ROW: B. Churchill, Cleveland, B. Hutchinson, T. S1. Jean, B. Tobin, D. Walsh, B. Fisher, B. Landon, G. Parsons. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS f .. rr IT ' illp rxxf EQ. , L , fv4'L -.JL FIRST ROW: D. Miller, D. Digirolamo, M. Donahey. SECOND ROW: L. Stillman, L. MacPhail, D. Kelleher, M. Bryant, F. Leary. yeah' V. I 13 M. Walsh I X o I CROSS COUNTRY Q 11, n .. , 95 Bi -M' TOP ROW: J. Coady, L. Morrill, P. Rubin, D. Freiday, J. Scanlon, R. Defilice, Mr. King, Coach. TOP ROW: H. Larson, R. Danner, W, Mosley, W, Selby, R. Correia, P. Loscocco. .1. 4 x- ' '71 af V , . ' l . ' ' ..' . 4 ' ' 1 1 . 'r ' o . . 4' , A 5 ' ' - f . --' - v af' , ,Q ,iff .J ,rr W. vi .-. i:.QJ-- , T . ,wr -4 - A.. 4.4 ,gig . A lfdsz X ' o. g H-I INDOOR TRACK Q .CT .--1 TOP ROW: Mr. George King, Coach, M. Skelly, J. Coady, H. Truczinskas, S. Minkwitz, L. Wyman, D. Yost, R. Minkwifz, F. Danner, A. Galvin, W. Nichols, J. Ammendolia, R. Defelice. BOTTOW ROW: J. O'Connell, D. Webster, G. Barnsley, W. Selby, W. Zaniboni, H. Larson. MIDDLE ROW: R. Rocheleau, R. Danner, W. Mosley, P. Rubin, D. Freiday, J. Wurzel, R. Correia, P. Loscocco, C. Tzannos, J. Scanlon. K s Q 9 .d'1:f.': 21 .4 ' , 4- -22 Q0 QF SENIOR TRACK-MEN LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Rocheleau, C. Tzannos, F. Dan- ner, R. Minkwitz, L. Wyman, Coach King. GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY STANDING: N. Cleary, L. Haines, S. DeFelice, K. Talbott, C. Coveny, E. Piona, P. Poirer, E. Joyce, T. Piccarro. SEATED: K. Campisano, R. Cohen, 5. Lund, E. Cohen, M. Jenkins, C. Sfurdy, D. Webber, D. Mc- Neil, D. Whealan, R. Kelliher. JLI IOR ARSITY 2 l 3 FIRST ROW: L. Donnley, M. Cleary, S. Connelly, L. Carossa, M. Hagen, M. Holland, J. McWilliams, E. Sullivan, L. Lewis, J. Sansoucy. SECOND ROW: M. Galvin, J. Duran, M. Lawerence, P. Douberr, T. Amrnen- dolia, K. DeWitt, P. Galvin, P. Plant, C. Richards, P, Hanlon, S. Hardin, J. Redquesl, P. Healey. THIRD ROW: D. Scanlon, N. Young, B. Ronayne, D. Henderson, S. Gangemi, M. Gibson, P. Nichols, L. Carpenter, P. Scanlon, S. Salback, J. Ferguson. FIRST GIRLS' BASKETBALL ROW: P. Taylor, D. Kelley, J. Johnson, N, Shaw, C. Talbott, J. Pizura, K. Kelleher. STANDING: N. Cleary, E. Cohen, M. Walker, S. Merlin, E. Joyce, C. Crossen, Miss Mary Hayes, Coach. FIRST ROW: W. Barbaglia, L. Dykeman, A. Duguay, P. Horigan, D. Henderson, A. Bromberg, L. Carpenter. STANDING: Miss Janice DeMayo, Coach, D. Whealan, P. Galvin, M. Gibson, L. Dore, M. Gifford, N. Raw- ding, S. Harding. BOYS' BASKETBALL L 1 1 N M LE? TO QIGHT '. . Tfsp, Cce? J. B'c.-. . T. He : . E. Gfeves. L. Knox, J, Ccglirc. K. S'11e'i, J. Lsse .'.'.. Re,':'ds. T. Rgssef I ' N l I Q-. NDING1 L . S e:k. Ccaz'-. S. Ces. J. CCc r'el, R. Re.-.cI'g, S. i-Lghes, T. -'af-ff. W- NTCHCIS. R 5A'e. :QCNT ?C'.'.. S. Ke 'e,', F. Ge'-e' 2 '.'. Sec ee, A. Po.-.eI', C. L' er. J. Wa'sH l28 fl 'Q HEERLEADER LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Bartone, N. Cleveland, D. McNeil, S. Flynn, L. Russ, M. McNeil, J. Swardlick, M. Ryley FRESHMA BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: K. Ruhl, R. Hinds, F. Page, E. Terrenzi, J. Sumner, L. Bryant, D. Henry. SECOND ROW: I. Marsh, J. Hubsch, J. J Nichols, F. Lord, M. 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